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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
% 3aFeau bee StrallGnz Sur6 Bru1sz
~ x N fFt I N1VP

Baltimore, ben 80. Sgto6er 1889.
Die zOnTtb6rubSs@o @ommfdye MAIDEN In
@em6fbsit Der Ssfmmungen bes 8alttmorst Stabts
@eetOutlt5, AZ. 9rtiiel, bIermit 6etannt, oaB ite
% 1ts aq, ocn 2. DeSem6er 1889. I'M 10 u9rsl5ors
M taGs, i'm Biireou beI GOmmlHire i'm Jllt69auie
ibTe eTfs 8erommlun9 halten fuer0en, I'm ole iQnen
8e'.s1s Der @onoemntrun9 uno oes Durhbruhs Der
FeOeraItirafie, Don Der BaterioR Bari aUenus
6ts CUR 9unnonHraBe, ubGtra9enen Seugniie uno
BON ibnsn erbeii6ten Bfld3tea in uebsreHfmmung
NIT dm %. Gttober 1889 gsnebmi9teu BerOros
uuR9 Ir. 100 bes g2apOrs rno Staouat9es Uou
Baltimore austuiHbren, rep. gu eridGsn,
sEOb1 DlcgBtut6tttS,
GamueI =. SbaLpettSJ
Sautet gyRc3auW,
gOmRiNire;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
Ger ReI0atnrTkn

sIeDsgurt, G. Robember.-ToIgenbes
Fnb bie SdIusnOtiruueeu: @eIb sr6fnete a.
4-6 Hab t9Ios 3u 8 BroBent. - sterling
SBedieI s4:8I 0uf ie9est8 GAGE uHt
s4.85 auf Sidt. SunSes SbligattOneu:
4.prcS. 1877, 4i'proB. 1851, 3sprOIeuttsC
-. - EftieR: abams' grpres ISL, &e-'
trnf. Bactiic 81, GbeiapeaitsG5to -, GriG
2Ggg, bitto BriCr. 674, Sniueis.GertreI 1163
QafesShore 1897, RepsSerIans Central 1905
glortbz zg8efern 113, Ditto Brtor. 141 ], Rep'
CERT oeutraII 1861, Gbiup UItiFiHppt 228
Ditto RriOr. 80, Bittsburg 1853, 8eabtnG
595, ct. BauL 7O5, bttto Bricg. 1921
g8efferusl1uiDu 945.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
8tts'RGafIOent 9torton'S GaAs Ut
g90fttn0foR.

Gbicosc, 6. NoU.-,S Snter.Sceau" Usrs
GfentIidt Elm uGu q. 9. Clifton, Briults
iefLetir bee SiceprGfic centen Rorton, an Sosn
8. Chan, etHen btefaen 9eiflGi9eH, gerida
tetes S6reiben, peldbes bie gn9ube befreitet,
baB fid, Elm BtrthidaftslotaI In benz ueueu
Sanie bes Qrn. WiOrt0u 3u Baibtustou bes
finbe. Clifton erttart, Or. WortOn beuie
nidt earGH, 81 gefatteu, bGB iraeub Elm EbeiE
bes SebGRbes als gBtrtbidaft oeuust peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
2las Der @MnaesbaasptffaOt.
nnaeIe Gam" IoH bsIfeH. = Die 6aIi&er Sss
britOer sSiOusH.


Ra{btngton, 6. gtobember. .-@eoree
Bieneu, nlldler ii1 Gus ben Sabren 9er, alS
iein Name nit ben GGIi9uu9en In Der Baut
BON @Eglnno In SerbtnOung gebraht nuroe'
elmer srpeifelbaften 8eriibmtbett erfreHt, ea,te
I'm Stnatsbspartement eiue lluterreouua NIT
0olfer Slaiue beBitgItd ieiues 6tioers, Der
pegeu Ger oben bertibrten SIIidHagen In
@uolano ;u lebensIduali6er TrethettsRrafe
oernrtbeiIt ID. 8eioe BiOpsls fno Birger
Der Ser. Stnetsn, unb George - berielbe
murbe 1886 beanabi9t nuo bat ieitber ietue
Remoiren gei6riebeu - min uuu ben GttIs
flus Der Regierung QIf hte Beine brta9en,
nm Ieinen Sruber ans Der Slemule 8u bell
fen.
SabesSbfetdbt oeS BeHet0IaaartteEHtetfeF
General GuartiGrmeiiter Der Irmee, g.
g. Solabieb, unterbreitete benz Arle9Sietre'
t6r ieiueu SGbresberi9t. @r empfteht bic
Inyerbun9 BON 9euteR fir bas Seueraiquar'
tEetmeifer'amt, bic @Iri4tnug BON Biuters
erer,irbl6beu fir bic SruppeH In6 Die Repas
rQtur Der Enbriirasen, bic 3u Ten ytattouaI.
TrisSt0feu in foleenbeu Srteu ftibren: @bGIz
Hrette, So; Sort ScOtt, Ranios; ytataeB,
Wtfi. =; Strin9felb, Wo.; SEorotGe, Senn. {;
glounbs 9th, SIle.; 8t9monO, Stra.; Hno
Btdsbur9, 0liff. Seruer empfeblt er ote
GnIa0e elmer Serm6uenteu 3afapst su ben
giatiouaI 6rieOb6feu in ILeranoIla, Stra. ;
QrIiugton, So. Guipepper, &c.; 6re0eridss
burg, Bu. :; 6ObetteOiIIe, arf.; Sort 9tbioH,
s5niauersT Tetlitorium 8eOtat, Sa.; BOplar'
@rooe, Sa.; Bort 5ubiOn, So; StauntoH,
So. Geben Shines, 3d., uu6 g)Orftonn, Sa.
Cont aibt ber 8eriGt uur cine uaberf4t
iiber bic neutrality-suspicious. Ua1EenS oes
9Gbrea.
g,exattS6te8.
Cur @inIGiuna beffimmte gfattozaIs8ant'
Ro,en TIM getrage o0a $780, t695 usieu hsnte
in S9ae0uts eju-
8te bentige @teuer @turahme 0etrug
sSc7 9Q9 hIe 2nreiuncbne $241 ,953.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07

Ser Stre:t nm benrt9tigeu
6entiaen Sag If iebt erieOtSt; niat Der 8.
Sttobe- Gn6 Eid1t Der 10. gIooeEber If ber
benli@e Sag bisies Sabre8 -esmar Der
5. 1ember. Der Iette Sieuffaa mar
eEtfhte6eu eiu 6eutider Sag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
D@eFthrnnacna ttt 9n0taattfe. D

&iugston, Ont, 6. JiouembeE. - Sm
btefgeu 3udtbauie III cine BetebrHugsieu@e
ausQebrOdeu. Ndt3ig bis bun6"Tt uotoiihe
@iuDreder, Gaideabtebe, Tali9er Il. 6alig,
utiu;er Fnb ourh 6ie Bemit9uu9ea Der ycls
uGt.i4eu @0augeIifen" Suuter uu0 GvOBtep
,befehrtH morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
l2en.e.z2s.R2l mobtrt Z. CO. 60
01 11rrGu per StFaReH@5 5urdb bru1s=
- gprlnstifdre,

SNN~Assf tf@[A
Baltimore, ben 80. Stto62t 1859,
Die Siyn5eHzD Durd6ruds zgommtfd.l MAIDEN in
@tmd6bSii Der 8eitimmuugen oss Bllttnorer Sto6,
geIcs6utss, 2lrttel AZ, biermt betannt baB iie
gfputag, ben 2. 8eItmb3r 1883, nm 10 u5r Bors
,ttaes, i'm giireau Der GOmnhdTe i'm Jl1tgboule
IKE eIfte Serommlung 9olten OerJen, um ote lbnsn
Bsirsffs Ser gon0emuuuug unb ocs DuJh6ruts Der
g5affeftrniie, DOn Der Gli0arra3e bis BuI SellIrz
Qocnue, f6srIageneu Seiugntie uno BON buen ers
bCtjfttn 8fltten in uebsTetHf fttmmung NIT hsr an
2S. Gto6er 1859 genebnstcE Ytro-JnunB Vr. l62
bes W2upors uuo Sta6Iatbs Uou baltimore Gu5lus
Iubrcn5 reip. 5u eIfuleu. -.
Scbn EtcgBtUtaptS,
Samuel =. ShaErettB,
SarifI 3scGGna,
@Ommiiire;
f26O672, S,S2) 69SbeEt * Breeu, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
t26O.6,72,8.s2) Robsyt 6. GresH, sc,r

g2dreaa Oct SataBsn.2 ur66ra5ss
~ Goa.ugtFdre,
Baltimore, ben 80. GflO6er 1889.
Die @tro5tnzDurnbruQs gcmrliiiire MAIDEN in
G5emdBGet or Beftimmuus5l 6es Baumorer Sta6tz
@elcB6utes, AZ. Grtiiel, btgrmit 6eiannt, oa5 iie
TpHtae, bfu 2. DECEMBER 1889, I'M 10 ilbr gOrs
mitass, I'M 5dreou Der gommif3re im Jtutbbauie
brs erie BeriammlAng haIten iU-r0en, um bic tbueH
getrtfs Der 55n0emnirurJ uuo Bertyfuerung Der
RaNttteftraBe, thsilpeiie oui oer gtotOiste unO
t6epsie auf Der ShotItei BON Der @cIoerts big Bur
gi6ertorase, beTtraseuen Befuaniiie uuo BON t9neu
sI5eiIdten Bfiftea in usbereHfmmuns nit Der an
pc Sttober 1889 gsnebmsten geroronung ytr.163
bes D1a9oIs unb Sta6tratbeS oon Baltimore au58us
in6ren, rep. 5u erfhlen,
San1ueL &. ZbaErstts,
501teL DReGann,
Gommiiidre;
f0SO q. 1913 S2) moberf 4. Fsreett G5sfr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
8OOWQD'6 pi(len.

9as grOBe 2sbers unb 3asens6 6etImittsG.
go1Ranoig aebmotlos, abg9uteE, pur8iren, rssHa
ltIen, Ieini5eu un0 ftditigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
RaDwaO'R ptNet8

BUR 6etlunQ aler 5raHbeteu Oss 0la9euS, Der sebers
6es uuteuttbs, ber ytercn, 6er Sloie, Der GeyoeHs
ggliopiun9 6duldbigtett, uH0eroaulhtetl, Sp5s
pepiie, G5aaenlcloeu 6ieber llntersi6seHBduoungy
6dmCrrbotoeH uHo 2ler unre8clmiBiqtefen Der @ils
gelUeoe. &eln regetabii9, Ueoer Guediubet, Biinea
Iulicn nod idldehdG 8rogutn gntbGlteuo.
Cine poil.smmeue8er 8erbauuug Diyo huTdl
Den @ebrGu9 0on Jtaopag's BtagH er3ielt. SterouIb
peIoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
. Il sneMf m.

sODimeb, Deroor6eneI Dilqen uno Bltoiitat oermte@
ben, oa Die JiabruHg Die 9hr ~ Slb gen9mmen babts
i6rl ndbrenoeH gigenihaften Wr Nuirehterb0ltuna
ees uatuTliteu 3uitaHoe5 oes &ogpers lteIert.
Brets 26Gts. bic bGateL gu 9aben oet
allen 2potbdern.
DIR. RADWAY & CO., GT, %. BauensS'1a5s,
HgpzgoTf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
@aapaa's gteaba @eltef

,u coer 3eit i'm 5auIe babe. Sein ga5raud miro
Uobltbatig DTttH bet ieoer Qu DoH Shmers oOer
arautbeit. IS gi6t Pitts In ber gBet. 6as 10 ihneu
einen StmerB fint, nod ben }oItd1ta elmer aronfs
belt auibdL, alS oas Jleoog RtIteI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
Gnrop6tiae Gabelbertdte.
SeuarabtssuSs Raartateu absr gs. gstsss'
Expedition.

3anBtbar. 6. RoUember. - sc sers
Iautet bier, baB bic Miaiuis OOer SOmaIts
ben 6eutiden SOrIduugsreiieuoeu Or. BeterS,
iotrie aIle eiue Begletter nit ausnabme
eiues @uropGers nn6 zines Somali nIeoer'
gemeseIt blben. Die beioen 2ebtereu pnr'
Den oerpnnbet uRo beftubeu fid Sur 3ett IN
ugao. Die tebte, bier tiber Or. Beters elm.
getrOifeue Radrtd5t, uldbem berieLbe au1 20.
SuIi bon Sttu aus iu's Suaere aufgebro4en
mar, ergab, baB bte &rpebttiOn Sorturro'
melt Obeu am Eauuilufie, erret4t bate.
Iun peiB nid]t, Oh bte jpette 4btbetInug
Der Expedition, peIte i'm September Hnter
benz BefebIe Der 90. Borhert unb RuEt BON
Sttu ab9tug, Die SOrbut uuter benz Or.
Beters iemals errei6te.
BerItu, 6. yiooember. - 8epehen oes
gmin 8ees&Omite's befati9eu bic yta4rtht
iiber bic Nieberme Beluug bee Or. Beters Ino
ieiner BegIeiter. Der @uropder, pelher
entfnm, tit 2teuteuaut Eebemauu. 8ors
dert's SoIoHue errei9te Ote Betersi9e Grps'
bittou uid1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07

gB0ibtHgtonl .. g, 6. yfoUenaber.
- Cine spesiaIbepeide Der ,.Bof" aus Bes
tersbura, 8a., meIoet: General Raboue
Iuate bente frtib, bas S@rutgewesr, neIGes
tr aefiern abenb aus ieinern SauIe bro1te,
uIs cine SGaur DsmofrOten elm Senerpeti
Dor BEN @sbdlbs abbrGunte, jsi nt1t seta'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07

2onbon, 6. yioSember. - Ser 5trte
ber Observation-Disclosures uerbinbert aqe gblje-
ferEuseu gu Bafer UOu ben 8odma9a3iuan
unb Sniugt Gauleube BON 20tarbettera CUR
THtb6tigieit. Der @rpOribuuoeI ptrO bur4
zen Suife gefi0rt, % iit Die SteOeb0re5
petgeTH, S9ifie ju 6efra1teu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-07
,,Gein Gctui5t in Gjo(O tpert6. {"

Sin 6al6er 6ts 8u einam L5aal6fst ron tn etHem
bal6en gaie gBaier ItnoTt in uenigcn QtinIteH
aIGmpfe, @iageHidure, uebcItett, Grbreten,
Sobbrenuen. g{erD6ftdt, SfJlafOfgtett, Gopfa
Itmer;en, GiarrbBe, 8Olit, 8!dbuugeH unh
ale innerlideH Sdmer3eu.
G8 il BON Der duBeraeu Bittigteit, bag ieOe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
Enst an0 fonn6

~TpTtr1CATE NO 81 OF Wheat Exchange Bank, OF
y Wiilct City DoS has been lost. All parties are
warned from negotiating purchasing the same my
ors knowing Of such certificate would confer faNof Ny
retaining 1t u Continental l. T. Co., 1l6 Boadway.
OST-Bonk.book No 100 0G3 on Dry Dock savings
Rank Any person having claims upon s1id Do9k -
ei i,mon 10 ircsant the the Bank WITHIN thry
DAYS or the said book VIII be d cnlel canceeI anu CA
tnrushcd. and a one issued IN lieu theIcoI.
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BROOKLYN 1)roperip for 5ale.
DOR SALE-HoUsES
LEONARD MOODY,
20 COURT-ST.
COME TO BROOKLYN.

NOW IS THE TINE TO INVEST IN BROOKLYN
PROPERTY WHERE YOU CAN PURCHASE HoCs
Ann LOT IN AS FINE AND GROWING LOCATION
Fnp HALF THE MONEY THAT YOU CAN IN NEW
YORK. AND WHERE THE RAPIDLY INCREASING
EIEy ATED ROADS AND RAPID TRANSIT Is RE-
DUCING THE DISTANCE AND lNCREAslNU HE
-, NEW.YORk.
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Gelp Uanteo

crNTS WANTED for Sherman "King' Vaporher.
"A New dsnfectng apparatus perfect IN acton s'''
CYRUS d. FOSS 113 East 1lth-st, NeW-1orA.-
INEXPERIENCED SOLICITORS to lake orders fer ne"
work in twelve volumes, fully illustrated illustrated
prospectus bound in ready early In the week
No eanvasng mas yc; done Can at once or address
G.. p. PUTNAMs SONS. subn Dept. West 2ith.st
yXJASTFD-N good draughtsman for gas fixtures. 70
w 5th-aye after ! p. M
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EsOCKAWAY PARK.

For particulars ana maps apply 20
r. w. DUNTON, IL John-st., New-York. or to p. II.
CASSIDY, n. \. and T. Beach Z. r., Long Island City.
NEWS AGENT l.. l. r. r. Depot Fagbush-ave Brook
Ign. l.. /. r. Il. TICKET OFFICE. Bushwck l.. l.
JOHN j. MCLAUGHLIN, Civil Engineer. 23O Atlantic
ave, East New York, at Offices the premises
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for Sale

n rSEs have the most complete line OF desks in the
u city; roops ranging from 500 30 up WorE man
chin and finish Guaranteed iTsclass. No second
goods In nv establishment. RICHARD s. RINGMAN'
Manufacturer, 2G4 Canolst., ". y.
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Gonntrp Boaro.
Hllseella


$1,000 REWARD.
win psy $500 for informltion sufficient % enecS 1o
discovery and conviction thief who broke opeh my
desk at my Office ana stole theefrom papers and
ALLEGED copies OF some Of which publisher IN Ino
--n,yYor,, sun OF Aug o5 1889 Will also pay SOU
additional for tho return OF the stolen property
HAROLD p BROWN
a. and AZ Wall Street, Now YORK.
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R0CKAWAY PARK.
SO MINUTES FROM (. BATH ST. FERRY.
as MINUTES FROM BROOKLYN.

The close pryimity OF this property to NewYork and
Brooklyn ana its accessibility by either boat rail coupled
with the that simultaneously with its being offered to
tn public was stringeDty restricted thus providing
against the advent thereon Of undesirable feature
gives 1t an exalted rank in its class.
That portion Of the Mammoth Hotel be retained than
which beautiful specimen Of seaside architecture IS
In existence, together with the grounds surrounding it, VIII
be extensively improved and adorned
The spacious pier in Jamaica Bay whore provision viii
be made for the accommodation Of otia Of eNcuon and
private pleasure craft.
The wonderful modern bathing establishment. combining
as It Will all the luxurious features the Oriental East
and the progressive West.
The broad avenues every course and the
mendous stretch OF level beach aaordng delightful drive
for miles at the feet Of the musical breakers
On the side the bay, yachtsman's paradise and
pleasure ground Of the deyoee OF rod and gun and on
the other the with its everchanging panorama OF
GREYHOUND" '"Tramp" and merchant marine are A com.
bnsuon to be found elsewhere we call special at
tention thereto inviting comparison with other places a. re-
CARDS any the named, asserting uuhs
itangy that other truthully lay claim 10 them
ALL Considering this 1t be admitted that our prices
are extremely low and that the place destined to be most
beautiful and valuable Of all properties world
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san TFarcIsco as follows:
Thursday OctoDcr
Thursday, october II.
ARABIC Tuesday November ..
OCEANIC. Saturday, November 90
Supcrbly Apponted-Superior Accommodations.
Reservations can be made by telegraph TO- and
cabin plans seen at os7 and $50 Broadway NewYork
Room a. Railroad Building. san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President
" II GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
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Ocean Cleaners.

NHARL LESION SC, the South & Southwest.
~ JACKsONXILLE mp Nh I4t PL C9iP tolNlS'
From pier 90 T.. r.. foot ROoscVeltstli at p m a
IROOJOIS Charles ton and jacksonville tues sept ~
CHEROK EI Charleon and Jacksonville Friday Sept -
YEMASSEE Chae ton only :.Sd@ oep.' ~, 80
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jacksonville. Tues, sept IL
All steamers have rstclass passenger no M %
cent. VIM I. CL1Dh Hp 80, uo r-onb X V
r. G. Eyer G.. F. A. G. S. +. p Line. $40 B'w,y.N.Y.
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DED STAR LINE.
IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from Ncw-Yotk and Antwerp weekly.
NoORDLAN ...-.... "Wednesday. septembsr II go
PEN NIAND .... Wedno si0y. september Is. at IL m
Cabin rates First Cabin, $50 and upward Excursi "a
e10O and upward second Cabin. $40. EXcursiOh' OK
and $50 Stcerage very low rates. -,
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Genl Agts.6 bowling Green
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
III EXPRESS SERVICE between New-York. South
ampon london ana Hambqrg by the new twin screw
Express g. s. Al GUsTA.yICIokIA u 80 p m, Sept 1a
EApr,s. C0LCMBlh i NJ oct, GU,
REGULAR SERVICE 70 Plymouth tLondon) Cher
boure (Paris) and Hamburg aIso direct to Hamburg
First cabin $50 and upward storage At 10y rates
General once 81 Broad General Passage onlce
II J. CORTIS, Mgr 81 Bro1gWay. N y
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c,,,e If Real estate.
Real estate.

,oIIV To LOAN on city property F. L. MAYHEM
MI lO4 West 42d-st'
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Gsrurslons.
I5' ! I|; IsI!El
C0NEY ISLAND and LONG BRANCH.

THE ONLY BOATS LANDING AT THE ochAp
PIEES AZ
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flats 90 Get, llnfuruisbcb.

II XAMINF modern steam heated single fats. To
II rooms: private park; the cheapest and best for On
money yearly $3.50 to 5000. once iii ST Nichclasave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

HANDSOME corner Hat fronting Park; rooms; all
III light; moderate rent BEhCHhR, BOX D Tribune
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TIE KITTATINNY

DTLAWARE WATER CAT, PA.
Most central and Delightfully."- located cele0rate1 10
grandeur o, scenery AMI healthiuness elevator gas Vi
chestra &c. send for circular ,orur,n . Cong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

Tsr other real estate ads sec aA PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

sanltlrum Open all the year. For the treatment Of
female nervous respiratory malaria ana o'n'F car my
49,, Foupped with all the best remedial appliances
among them massage, Vacuum treatment swedish move
ments Electricity. Turkish, Russian Roman Electro
thermal French douche and all J1ths Table appointments
nfstcass cheerful resort Tor treatment Ic's Ut I'o"
,to, or,door and indoor sports. Send for circular
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PROSPECT HOUSE,

NlALk-ON -IIE-HI USUN.
WIN remain open until late In october; steam heat
and omen crate fires; 400 feet above The river 9catloh
,,n s pr r. J. PORTER
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apartments 60 Get

sounthirp new: g. not fail examine elegant dec
GRATED apartments bath steam hot cold watr az very
nriygfe Waterman very private and select location; eau
..1.ru nIc IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

CORNWALL HEIGHTS. y. u,
Elevation 1000 feet western slope OF the storm
King Mountain; the climate positive cure Tor malaria
overlooking the village and valley; III hours bY, West
Shore Railroad 2 hours by steamer Mary Powell from
New-YOrk Pc. COrnwal-on-HudsoE. J. W. MEAGHER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
HEALTH AND PLEASURE SEEKERS

can 60 via the Piedmont Air Line in Pullman cars through
historic bateneds OF Virginia and the finest east
OF the Rocky Mountains in 10 hours from Washington,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08

THE BOOK OF oPEsAIR spoETs su 9sayo; 'o oS
R.g amor Air amuSemers Rules for sailing swi n,
Ains ban playinE shooting, horseback riding Sors
mins Uhn ~ e5ny Published by The Tribune NeH'i 80
pnte,,,infnc AID universally eomplimened by tue ps~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
HOT SPRINGS, N. c.,

which Is Of the beauty spots OF EARTH with climate
scenery and foliage, during fall and luxurious baths
and hotel and medicinal thermal waters that challenge
comparison with all others world. For circulars,
| Sc, address w. G.. DOOLITTLE, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
SlTTINGS RESUMED.
The Parnell Commission
Again at Work.
THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER
The Irish Evictions-stanley, the Ex-
pIorer, Once More Safe-Genersl
Leaitime Not Defeated.
THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERER
The Parne1l Commission.

LONDON, January 15.-The Parnsll
commission resumed It's sittings. Sir
Charles Russell, counsel for the Par
nellites, applied for an order against the
the Worcester Times for comments
upon the commission.
Presiding Justice Hammer said he re-
GREETED the repeated applications of this
character, which caused more distress
to the court than the prosecution of
inquiry, and he appealed to counsel to
use its influence to prevent such state
ment5. The court would decide the
application later.
William o 'Brlen appeared before the
commission, and under citation stated
he accepted the responsibility for the
article in United Ireland for which he
was summoned, but denied that he in
tended any disrespect to the court and
disclaimed any imputation of the judges
not doing their duty. The court re-
served its judgment.
O'Brien said he did not assume to
question his lordship's rulings, but
urged that he had the right to comment
upCu IuO GNlucuCO Lubt was
being given before the commission.
he continued: 1--WE are most anxious
to meet the charges against US. Month
after month we are mourning frightful
expense, yet the Times has not
touched one of the allegations
made in its columns. and which,
if proved, will render all this matter
entirely superhuous. We do not criti-
else the court, but the conduct of the
Times. We desire to come to a point.
That is the object of our Scotch action"
Counsel Broderick, wal den of Merton
College, Oxford, has been summoned to
appear before the commission for max
ing a speech in which he compared
Davitt and Dillon to the Whitechapel
murderer. Counsel denied Broderick
intended any contempt of court.
The taking of evidence was resumed.
Testimony was introduced relative to
the evictions in Tipperary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
Cry to Heaven for Vengeance.

DUBLIN. January Is. - During the
charge of the police at Waterford yes
terday upon the crowd accompanying
the persons sentenced for participating
in the Manchester martyrs demon
stration, the police inspector and four.
teen constables were injured.
John O'Connor. member of Parlia-
ment, was arrested for offences under
the crimes act.
Archbishop Croke has donated ESQ to
a fund for the relief of the evicted ten
ants. In letter accompanying the
donation, he says: There are no other
lands, savage or civilized, where such
scandalous, unchristianlike scenes
could have been acted without fierce
contest, even bloodshed. Sending
crown forces to demolish the dwellings
of the poor for the benefit of the pam
pered rich is crime that cries to hea-
ven for vengeance"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
Be of Good Courage,

1t is impossible to say when diseases
of the respiratory system are past rem
edy. Medical examinations are
not conclusive in such cases,
Whatever the physicians may
say, there can be no harm in trying
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR. and there may be infinite good.
One thing is certain that no cough, cold
or bronchial affection can resist the
salutary action of this wonderful prep
aration, unless consumption has actu-
ally set in. Sold by all druggists. The
large size is the most economical for
general USE Pixies Toothache Drops
cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
Epoch

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the in
dividual. Such remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence it is that so much is heard in
praise of Electric Bitters. So msny
feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use of the Great Alter
alive and Tonic. If you are troubled
with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or
Stomach, of long or short standing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
The whtrechapeI Murderer.

TUNIs, January 15.-The police cap
tured gang of robbers and assassins.
Among the number is the man be-
lieved to be the Whitechapel butcher OF
London. The British Consul has for
warded all the details connected with
the arrests. Tho supposed White
chapel murderer is charged with hav-
ing committed in Tunis murders SINH
lar to those committed in Whitechapel
The msn has confessed that he recent fly
lived in Whiteohapel.