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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
rorr1r At POLICE .uEApouAETERs.

Bofele could not be seen at Police Headquarters
Yesterday Immediately leaving tho Iombs he
caused telegram 70 be sent TO J. Langion Ward.
of the firm of Stor1s, Wagstaf d Ward lawyers, at
the Equitable Building, begging him TO come to his
assistance. Mr.. Wald went Immediately 10 Ponce
HEADQUARTERS and remained for long time IN con
e,l,ation with his client Afterward Mr. Ward went
10 lie Fifth Avenue and other banks where Hoi'le
lad placed the certificates, and late IN tc Afternoon
returned 10 Police Headquarters ana had anOthef
lolsy talk with H0icle.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20
How Boys Should Treat Girls.

Boys should always be kind to the
girls, however vexing they may be.
When anybody is giving; anything
away always let girls have their turn
first. They like it. Girls are not so
strong as boys. their hair is long
their faces are prettier; SO youshonld
be gentle with them If girl
scratches your cheek or splits in your
face don't punch her, and don't tell
her mother. That would be mean.
just hold her tight behind by the
arms for minute or two, till she
feelssyou could do tito her if you had
mind to. Then say to her, kindly:
Don't you do it again, for it is
wrong, give her shake or two and
let her go. This is far better than
being unkind to her, and she viii
thank you for your polteness if
she's anything of girl. - School.
Boy in Youths Companion.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20
UNLOyED AND ALONE.

4
The sea dove some twin shadow has
me lark has loves in seas Of grass,
I, Inc Wild beast trumpets back his vow,
Inc squirrel laughs along his bough;
But |, / am alone, alas!
AS yon white moon when white clouds pass,
AS lonely and unloved, alas!
AS clouds that weep and drop and pass
y maiden, singing silver sweet,
At cabin door, in field of corn.
Where woodbnes Irvine for thy retreat
Sing sweet through all thy Summer morn,
For love is landing at thy feet
In that fair isle in seas of corn
But |, am unloved and lorn
AS Winter winds Of Winter morn
The ships, ack-belied. climb the sea,
The seamen seek their loves on land
And love and lover hand in hand,
20 singing, glad as glad can be,
But never more shall love seek me
BY blowy sea or broken land,
BY broken wild or willow tree
Nay, never more shall love seek me.
Joaquin Miller.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20
Queer Dreams.
From the London Telegraph.

From the London Telegraph.
There are great many people who
are firm believers in dreams, and
who are nou ashamed to admit it.,
and great many other people who
will not plead guilty to what they
call foolish superstition, and who
are yet more or less impressed by a
bad or good dream. TO the latter
order, according to a paper pub
lished at Tientsin, a gentleman be-
longed who some years ago buried
his father in a temporary grave
while the tomb in course ofcons true
ton for his remains was being finish
ed. When completed the removal from
one spot to the other took place;
but on the temporary grave being
opened it was found filled with wa
ter. and the coffin was decayed.
This being the state of things, the
undertaken hastily packed up the
bones, placed them in an urn and re-
inferred them. The same night the
son dreamed that he saw his father
IN great displeasure, and, aWaking
from his dream, he fell asleep again
to have it repeated. This happened
for several successive nights until at
length he mentioned the circumstance
to his friends for, though no believer
in dreams, his mind was troubled
One of his acquaintance suggested
that perhaps his fathers spirit OBJ
jected to being removed; another
limited that more likely all the bones
had not been collected, and this last
hint led to search and the finding
OF a bone which had escaped notice
1t was at once inferred with the rest
in the urn and since that night the
sons slumbers have been undisturb-
ed, the ghost, his grievance settled,
appearing no more.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20

The shark was seized by at. least two
of the feelers, and in the first mo-
ment he was rolled over and over.
Then he pulled himself together, and
for thenex five minutes the water was
churned to fury. / think that the
shark got the best of the fight, as he
made off after while seemingly un-
hurt, while pieces Of one of the feelers
came ashore to prove that it had
been severed from the body by the
sharks teeth.
The second week passed, and a
third and afourth. During this time
| sighted many sails, but they were
always afar off. I had become SO
sick of my fare that | scarcely ate
anything, and the lazy life became a
positive disgust. At the end of the
fourth week [ would have agreed to
work one year at ditch digging with
out pay for passage to civilization.
On the second day Of the fifth week
there was a gale and heavy wind from
the east. At about noon on the
third a ships yawl nearly full
OF water. but containing a
woman, drove ashore almost
at my feet. There was heavy
surf, notwithstanding the coral reef,
and had | not been on hand the boat
would have been pulled back by the
undertoW and carried out among the
rocks and smashed. The woman had
dashed herself to one'of the thWarts
and was nearly exhausted with hun
ger and exposure. 1t was little ]
could do for her except to give her
water and food, and it was shutdown
before she could tell her story. She
was the wife of Capt. Bradburn of an
other English tea brig, the Constella-
ton. | was coming down the Pacific
when washed overheard. She was
going up. A gust or squall heeled
the Constellation over, and she was
boarded by sea which swept Mrs.
Bradburn and two men away, and
took with it the boat and a lot OF
deck rattle. The men she saw strug-
Cling as she got hold of the boat, but
they were doubtless drowned. Itwas
almost dark, as in my case, and she
also drove to the west. How she got
into the boat she could not remem-
Der, nor was she clear as to how she
foated. She thought it must have
been a great deal longer than
figured.
1t was three days before the woman
picked up herstrength and courage,
and by that time I was ready to leave
the island. The mast and sail be-
longing to the boat had been slowed
under the thWarts and were safe,
and all I had to do was to fill a num-
Der of big shells with fresh water, of
which, as have forgotten to state,
there was a fine supply on theisland.
We left in the morning, heading to
the south, and at three o'clock we
were picked up by an American ship
called Happy Home. Shewas bound
up for Japanese teas, but that same
day we signaled an English ship
coming out of Shanghai and bound
home, and Mrs. Bradburn was trans
ferred. That was the last ever saw
or heard of her, though / know the
ship reached England safely. / Vas
a rowing sailor with no home Or al
dress, and no matter how her hus-
band wanted to thank me, he knew
not where [ was to be found.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20
Consumption Surely Cured.

To the Editor:-Please inform your readers thaHI
have positive remedy Tor Consumption. BY its
timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured Ishall be glad to send two bot
ties ofmy remedy FREE to any OF your readers who
have consumption ii they will send me their Ex-
SLOCUM, NJ. G., 1S1 Pearl ST.. II. Z.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20
SPRING BIRDS, SPRING FLOWERS,
SPRING MUSIC.
Are Just at hand

Emerson's Song Manual, ok. 1, 30 cts. So dz.
Blk. 2, 40 cts $3.50 doz Blk. 3, scots. 81. 80. dz)
A thoroughly good graded series. United Voices,
Harmony, I60c. $500 do For High Schools.
Children,s School Songs. (35 cts. $3.50 doz)
Charming book for younger classes, and many
others Any book mailed postree, for retail price.
Oliver Ditson Dc Co., Boston.
lyon e. Hnaly Chicaoo
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-20

~ do not mean merely to stop them Tor a time and,
then haye them return; mean radical cure have
mace FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a
lifelong study; warrant my remedy to cure the
worst CASES Because others failed lis no reason
and free Bose Of my Iible remedy Give Express.
and f.C. H. ". ROGT, NJ. C. 1S3 Pearl ST.. ny.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-12
Rttte 2Sfrt6fdbaft TT Oct @eIes-
nefttfRH On4R cSnSfdttn.

Snbiuuapolis, Sn6., IL. WGrS. -
Seioe Sduier Der 9eieegebnus uerta8ten ii@
beute sine die. 8alo nah Der 8ertuguas
feIlte as Itt beraus, bag aIe pom 9ouuers
ueur betirten unb bon Der @eisegebuug iiber
ba8 geto paifrteu Stus uidt geieBtrai,ig
finb, neil iie GiGt, s1ie oaS 9eieB erforbert,
u0m SpreGer beS 5auiss uuo PrGFoeutsu
6es Senats uuter3ethHat purSen, ionoera
me BON @Iert 6e6 5auie8 Uub BEN SafretIr
6es Seaats. Gu4 purbeu ite ntdlt BEN
@cuberueur iibermittegt, Die bas @ejeB u0r-
itretbt, ionbera bem Staataietretdr.- 9pdt
am @amftass= AbeHo pGifirte Der Seuat BiuS
5ur 8aFeueruuS ber GeleBrapbeUs uu6 EeIe,
pbOu @sieuidafteu, peIde @eiddfte I'm
e5taata oerridteu, uuS itidte fie BEN 6auIe,
DeIGes bereit mar, fie inter 9uspeufou Der
&egelu aujuuebmeR. 4ui trgenb eiHe gBsie
nurbe Die EeIepbOnbiu uuterrregs 5arIoreu
o6er 8efoblen uub stug benz 9auie n.at 5u,
10 oGs bic SelepbOus9 9sieuiGafteu feIerfrei
bIeihPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-12
gNfnfnmfon,s Sefanntettt.

Bbila6eIp a, II. MGri. - Das
Sefament bes 0erfcrbeuen Bbilauthropeu
:. g. g8illiamion ruurbe beGta i'm 8areQu
bee Eeffamentsroufreders eiHgereidt. gBil.
liamiGn's @rbeu ilub bic &iuoer uuo GufeI
BON SeIie gGiuiamioH, ietnes nod lebeuoea
1lteran Sruoers, Die Sineer un6 @nFel feiuer
Sdpef1tr, 6rau SpenCar Sudmau bic
Riuber uu6 gufeI ieiner Gdnefter Srau
DlOore, Die gia6fommen ietues Bru0ers
S1bn, bte in Subiaua IN 6iirftigen SerbGlt'
uiiieu leben iolen uno enblt6 bic 8iaoer
ieiues 8ru6ers glabIon. Die BobLt61tia.
feitssgufalten BbtIa6eIpbia's itHe tom @rb=
laiier reiGli& be6adt poroeu 6n8 Sefta.
ment jest 8ermG1tHifie i'm @eiammtbetrage
bon 81 300, 600 aue, oaruuter 800 600 an
bue yBeunipluauier SeipitaI," ie $4,000 an
bas ,,gpiIt0pal=," ,8eutte" unb yBres5n,
teriauer SoipuaL," ttetuere Suurren an oas
ySiuter. SOipitaI" UHo v6rauen~ Gojpttal," :"
$25,OOO bem ,,QtucOlus6oIpital," $40, 900
oem ,SIo Men's Some" $4,000 Der
yBennlpIuunier Sliuoeuz AufaIt," $4,000
bem ,,Seamen'S 6ome," $4,000 Der yBenus
fnIuauier 6iftOriiaen @eieuidaft," $4,000
Ger ,,WercautiIe 2ibrar1," $4,000 oem
,,0il's gugerz6opital," $4,000 Der yBbis
llbeIptier 5eimatb fir llubsiIbare, !" SIS 900
Der ulnt6erftlt oes penrlplonnter 9o'pt'
taIE," S25, GOO benz uDterdaHts' SOme,"
$4,000 Der ,8euuipI1nuier Gaubaurmeus
gufalt" uao $4,000 Der 6rau s. .. Cor
Bu beIiebiger SerfoeHeuu8 fir rpoEItbatige
5mede.
TraufGiu 8. @omen, ser Gfe6ts gumolt
bee Grblafers, crtIdrte, Sr. g8uiamion babe
bie Gbfdt gsbnbt, Der O@eperbez 5anIe,"
tueHu tieIelbe erft eingeEid)tet Iei, cine uet=
tere Summe an gebeu, uab neuu il4 beraHsz
feue, onB bas BrOieit eriolgrei9 ourdgez
FIbrt nerbeu tonne, aOd cine ue;tere etna
n6tbig merbeEoe SISime fir oieislbe gu be-
piltgeu.
Ser Ra6las parb beridieten aeidast
Dor IS Subreu, G.s bas SeaQtnent abaefast
purbe, bat Der g.5laiier ieibt oeu 8ertb AMI
8 bis 9 OstuioEeu Dollars oaeeuoma1eu.
Seitbem bat fid uber beEieLbe beoeuteub per.
mebrt uu6 70 iBaBt Die 5iuterlafieuidaft iett
auf y bis is gltuionea Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-12
Nreher 8anfraubH
Sin &aSFttet int 8em6Ibe oet Sauf sEn8ez
fpertt.-Ser Usdnber, Elm Suftamts= =glerf,
GIi Dem gSeae nado GaRaoa abaefaBt.


GIi Dem gSe8e nad1 Ganeoa abaefaRs,
Butertomu, R.sg., II. Mar3.-Bab.
reno fid, pr. g. 8. Smitb, Saiftrer Der
pRornOobz zSaut" 81 RorpoOb, ct. 2alp=
renee. @ountp, ON Snn1fage allein TN 8lnfs
Iotale befanb, eridien Charles Bbelp3, elm
i'm BOfarlt augefeGter @lert, uub eriudte
um etIi6e Bofmarten. Sr. Suitb trat in
bas @erp6lbe, nm Die Rarteu ju boIeu, NOR
aIf Vtelps bic Sbiir 3ui4lug, bas @ombin1=
tto1si6loB brehte uno ben RaIftrer etuihios.
@r nabm Oarauf bin alle8 i'm 8auFlofaI be-
finolide Bapier9elo - $278 - Hno lies
mebrere Sunoert Dollars in Sil6er Iieaen.
Conf mar Der PGpiergelo .G0rratb an GAM
fiaaeH behfutenb erDBer, allein, BE 9eiGafts
gingen aufIllig an ienem Gage uRgeu0buIi4
IdIedt, uub Der R6uber madte obne 3peifet
aeringere Beute, als er erpartet bate.
PbeIps bate Elm Bfero In 8ereitidaft, nit
peIdem er fd auf ben gEea mad Der Is
DeiIen entfernten canaoii9en @ren3e mad)te.
llnterbelien eridten Elm SuuOe in Der Baut
nno iab, mas nor9sfalleu mar. @r b0rte bic
Siilferufe bes Saiitrsr8 ans benz @en0Lbe,
unb ba CT 9lidli6er g8eie oas GebeimuiB
bes @ombinattonebloiies fannie, 10 befreite
er ihu. Brompte Sortebrungen trur6en 9ez
troffen, um BbeIpS ON &reuSeu Der 3ren3e
~ eerbinoern, aIlein, man b0rte yfhts BON
ibu. bis er nm Witternadt nuerunrteter
Neiie inter ben Bafu9ieren eines III ytOr'
poob aulaugenben 8ubn8u8s entbedt unO
Uerbaftet tpurbe. @r bate fid auf llmmegeu
nod 8rGibersSaIl8 begebeu unb bort sen
,3ug befiiesen, in Der 9offnung, 3ur Radts
3eit uuerfanut burf gforpoo6 3u palfiren
unb nod S9oensburg AL gelaugeu, BON NO
aus er Canada obue neitere 0fiibe erretheu
fOuute. aubere Baffa8tere iebod, tpeIde
bereits bon benz Bnntraub seb6rt bat:eu, erz
tannteu ibn, unb BET ieiner 4utunft in gfOr'
rpoo6 tpur6e er Der PoliSei iiberltefert. Wtan
fanS nur $11 BON benz gefobleuen @eloe BET
ibm Dor. Der 8Guber if tn'e 9efdu9nif ;u
Canton eebratt tuOrbeu, no er Der UtaBs
nabme Der @ranbs sSurn entaegen itebt. @r
1T aus HOrnOoo sebiirtig uub iuu in leeterer
3eit etneu uusidmeifenben 0ebsnspanbel &c.
fiihrt haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-12

yfensgort, II. Wdr3. - S1ecerbsr
Sm9th iette btute In ben General. Nifien bic
Bir8itaft Der Srau 6reuuo unO ibrer Mttz
ar9eiIGgten i'm 6aIe oes relettrtibeu" 3uders
ihmtnoeis auf $1,000 fir iebe Der bret Iuz
tIa8epuutte feft. gue qugeflagteu 5aban
bemHad ie S21 600 Biir9ihait III fe[len.
- @apttIn Sob. gricsioHr Der oertorbeue
Sngeuieur unb grftuber, tplr6e bsute inter
8ca6er SetbeiIiguna 81 Srabe setragsu.
- SObauu Sietrih Biefer, Elm ungeiibr
IS Sabre alter SGaeiOer, relGer tn Sc. 50,
I. StrQse, 6obufeu, rs, In einet1 aru1iez
li9 eingertGteten Stiib6eu nobnte, tpuroe
iett nebreren gBo6en bonn StaOtar3t Or.
Simou als nruler 3ranter bebauoeIt unN am
8reitag, be er on 2Gbmuug lit, ta's gSt.
Mlrien SoIpitol" eebradt, no er gfaf,ts
farh. SoRntag Nahuittlg be0abeu fif
Sergeaut &atbien, Coroner s. para uub 9r.
Simon mad Der gSobnuu9 Sieter's, no iie In
elmer Setfeutiite $3.50 Saargelb un0 bret
Santbiider fanoeH, aus luelGeu erftdtIid
II, eos 8ieter $1,000 auf tery Bieeterffru5euz
Sparbnnf" in Nen.Oort, $l000.4l auf Der
g8euti1en Sparbant" in Nep Dort uub
$1,000. AZ aut Der v9obcfener Spnrbanf" be.
pontrt bate. Die Sanitifer fuo auf bret
neri9ieoene ytameu: ySObu 3. g8ieter,"
u y. Wteter" nno 20. gBtfien" ausgefellt.
Der ShnhbdnoIer u. S6mitt tptr6 bafiir
icr9en, SGB Den in 9eutihlan6 rpsbuenbeu
Srttoern sSiefer's tie @eIoer ;ufaueu. Gin
Sefament nuroe nid)t gefunoeu.
- Or. Xhomas s. Carroll, gir. 129, OF.
118. StroBe, % Sabre cit, III on ben Eolgeu
elmer 3u 9roBeu 8ofis Worpbiu seforben,
6iee er 9e9en S6laflOfgteit senOrnien bate.
Der Seritorbene mar elm taIsutuolsr iHnger
gtann, nnnerhetrathet uao pobnte bel feiaea
@lteru.
- gdtb. g. 8. gBbite, gouareBmitglieb
fir ben Srortlpuer 9iffrift, bat geaea bic
Stem Oorfer Zines" eiue S6aoeueriaez
tIu9e fir $4,000 tregeu SerleumSuua an
baE9ig aemaGt. Die angebIide 8erieunl=
bnu9 i0u IN einem BON Der gEimes" i'm Sabre
1888 oet0ffentltHten Irtifel eutbalten aetpez
fen iein. in rpeIdem idpsre 8eihuIbignugen
es9en gSbtte nit Se3ug auf cine SfeiolutiOa
erboben tpurOeu, bic ben tim benz Sauie Sors
gslest ruroe. Die Reiolution be3oa it'd auf
5nr6erungen Der vS5ene5uela SteamsSraHsz
portaticnz&o." gegen bic 8egierung ron Se.
ne3uela fit SeiGIaguabme bon SdifieR, bic
Der @onpagnte eebOrteu. Die ,, ,Sir1esn fri.
ti5irte gGbite's Reiolutiou eIs cine foftiite
@rm6Gti9ung bes Brafbsutsu 3ur Sriegser.
flGrung on Sene3uela, nm ben nepiiuI1ten
SGoteneriOs fiir bic 9ransportatious= Cons
pa9aie Al erbalteu.
- Gin ih0ues, MODERN estleibetes Trau.
er,immer, peIfes ben TGmeu Reaoe aus
ai6t, muroe beute tpegeu Serausaabung fQtz
ider cubantider 8antnoten perbaftet. Die
@efanaene bebauptet, bic gfoteu ieien ibr BON
eiuem getpifeu Sre6erid Sbeiider aeaebeu
pnrSen. peIGer fid3 ieitbem mad Buffalo be-
aeben babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-12
9at Woot,ep in Sd,lvugEtatee

@Iebelano, ., II. gtdr3. - Yat
&oouee, Der betaunte iride Somtter, rnadte
geferu grOBen StaubaI su Ntrou. aatie
9ioonen, Bats Stieftobter, bate eiueH Brief
erkaIteu, uub neil iie oenielben tbrem Stief.
batter midi 5eigeu pollte, 9erietb er in grose
@utb, tranf fd3 eiueu 8auid en- unb ing
On, auf bic petbIiheH 9ttt9IieSer ieiner
Grippe su idtmpfen. 6rau Sonarb, cine
oer SdauipieIetiuueu, tnadte Dem SFettafsI
Idlieblif Elm gnbe, iubem Iie eiuen Stu5l ers
erifi unb Bat baulit eineu SfIag luf heu
Ropf perieste. al8 etn Uorber Bu SuIfe gez
rufener BcliIift eri6ieu, mar BAT Se.I6pRus
ben, uno ben IeBteu GeriGteR suialge bate
ct f6 aod Mot Dieber eingefteut gtebrere
MitgIieber Der 9ruppe eltlareu, Fe piirOeu
uiGlt pieeer nit tbm reiieu, uuo man gIaubt,
bGb fid bic Sruppe auh0Ien miro.
(SpIter. Sat. RoOueps Sruepe bat fid
in SoIge oes gefrtgeu SpettateIs Bu 4trou,
o., aHf9elof. 4le Ntttglieoer einfnIieBlib
BET 6rau Roonea uno ibrer 3ohter reiiteu
heute mad lSenz0ort ab unb lie5eu Bat i'm
Stjd1e. DIE Eruppe matte CUTE GeiGGfte
uub hattie SnGlleuIentS btS ann U2di
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9art@tspeEAeapInnnea.

@rimiunis @ert9 t. - lgor 8ihter
gbeIps.) Bsgeu gioroes: Sec. 3. Bileg,
iriiber berthtGt, nibt beeHoet.-8uf Der &aa
gifiraube iitr bcute febea iolgeR6e 6dQe:
Artbur 3. glc9recB tuegen betriigeriiter
Bebauptuugeu; gteger Charles Goaue, gieger
Dennis gtttd)au, gEilb. SdaHj, SaS. 0tau.
ming, RegertH Rarg Sone8, SGmes 8ig93,
yegeriu gmma s. 6eHrg, gIeger Btulam
8. grigbt, Reger Charles &OlHli5, gBeSlep
Eurner, gfeger gDtlliam SObuiou, yteger >.
RluggOl6, yieger 2Tiaiam Duncan, CHARLES
$. Collins uuo &abartue U. Dillon suegeH
8iebfabI5; 9ieger Charles 6aLtt5 me8er
Salteus eineg B0roel8.
g8 g8aiIeugertdt d. t. - lSor BEN 8lbteru
lin6ian, gaHS IHo Seniiu5) gu gatlaBz
bermalteru erHannt giarte GGmoreGt Ia BEN
Ealle BON 9arl 2ambredt uHb samuel &. y,
8onuep in 6emieuigen BON 9. SBatU; Sa'
bsntnroer3eidnife einaerald]t in Den GdleH
boH l(ar1 0ic2au9blin, S}autes 9oulo1 5.
8idinon QOgan unO 9Obu 8. p. Solon
8ermaltungaberidjte gauebmtgt in ben 8dlen
BON gun Yl. ShOrf gtaraGretae lteiel
6Qnnnb 81. 9criap, Sames y. 8oyep, ien.,
uH6 3tomGs s. giOrri8; SormuHOihlfts'
btrifte eutgebeiBeu tu ben 6dueu bon ya0tz
%erFnuf gebiui9t IN bem 5aue BON Gbomas
6. Rorrts Uu0 Tatifi3trt IN oemieni8eH bon
@rIg S. Smitb.
5ta0t.@eri9t.- -(SOr Ridter StetD'
att glap niHlC @ilbert uHo DIaIoaee,
friiber berldtet, MD, been0et.
Stabts 9rets8ert9t- (8Or 0tttter
SeHuis.) ytatgaa SeeIg uiber SEQ. UIohr,
abgepieeu.
Common BIeass @ertbt. +. - (8Or
6i1ter 8ufip.) Balter niter 6eib, iGiiber
beribtet; Gerbilt gu @uufen Oes Berila8teu.
- WeIdiOr 9ieiubar6t miber Dtattbep DO
uooau, inter Ser9autIuug.
upertorz8e 8ertdt. - (g0r Obar'
ridter Sarl0ul 0togers ptber Beruet, irtis
her bertdtet, sH 8uafeu 6es Serllaatea ent'
i6ieben. - 6raucis 59leuues, ieu., rtOer
Sole 81. Seeeler, S6ulOtLage, Serbttt AM
$42738. - Clara 6. @olf.oH piber Sobu ..
Sotpion, lIrtbeil Ill gHufisn ber S!dseriu nit
uomineuem Sdaoeueriag. SOan Saot mi
Der gBtutnm g. Diner Ru6 Ebomos o..
Iger, 8Ilge pegeR &ontrlEIbEH13, Htat Be-
erbet.
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9EE sle8cr Gto6Hs tst Hor9s
GnrnIfuo.

&aIei9b, N.=G., II. RGr,.-Die gusz
neaSeIun8 con gleserH as biefer @egenc
bat nenaIotugs piebar srG3ere 8tmeutOHeu
angenommeu uao SeniGtiOH haruorgerufeu.
Der gnu3e OfIide GbetI 0es states iGetut
fIdl bon farbt8en arbettsru Al entu6lferu,
uno bic Garmer befnteu fi5 tesmesen In
GROCER Seiitr5uu9. Gdgh4 uerluTien Suus
certe bic SegeHo mo t6eHeen fid na1 ben
SaumnolpInntaseu IN g2iiFfTppi, 2ouiFaaa
uno Arfanioe uno nid,t mad beu Gauueuz
malbern bon @ecr8iG. S(orioa nnb SaOsGas
roItna, ME Dies TN JanuHr geiaab. gBdb'
rsro oes gIonats 6ebtuur bat bten n8idmouOs
8anbnI1z zSabu1 1900 yieger uah benz gBe=
fsn bstoroert. 8te atlantic. Gonf '2inie"
betorSerte etpa 1000. gGe tte 2eute bega.
ben Fh nod ban Baumpoupflau5rnsea in
ben obeu9eaezEgtR Staateu. 9n 6ieiem
WcHate mirb eile hui bas Doppelte gr0Sere
Sabl 9teger isrtltebeu. Su benz 0ergQugeuen
Sabre louel StRa 10000 Regsr bea Staat
petIefisu hGhg1
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grtSiaer asssO gferSeOteb.

Semego, N.'J., Il. Yidrj. - y&e0."
Soiepb gloon, cir iuu8er @ugldnter, Der erft
uuIdraE ais BnR0r Der ,f5ree= gEil s"Baptt.
ftenfirdIe pegen 9ifferenlen nit ietuer Sc
neirSe refian;rt unb iil ben yGIole gomu1us
nioa.@gaSttaen anseidtofen hattie, nrr6e
gsiferu perbaftet, Tet! sr ansebIid eiuem
3eitfnubefser IN Oneiba Bfer6 uuo Bngeu
gefcbten bate. Erosoem er BITE 9bat leugz
Iete, pur6e er beute mad SsnegO abgefhbrt,
po er tas Bfsrb rerfauft bate, nub 0oaRdus
tts teentifi,irt. @r nnrhe fir ieiuez grO,e5
untsr $1,000 Birgf1att eefeHt,
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@smt neMet elppraDn.

Can rau3t8cor Il. 921r3. - Die
GEtosduug Der @t.bfsgSer 6gn 5ibz zgaIiforz
uien ruft immer gr0sere &ufrs9uug beroor.
8ieieIben lieaeI 100 Glsileu BON BET ameris
INSTRUMENTATION ggeHS2 uuo 40 DfelIeu
n0u Der 4Qclttc &uhe I'm Sauctl CLARA
8bale unb beSed.n 100 GHaoratmeilen.
Sie ftno ben DierjtnuerH tber 100 Sabre be-
tnunt uuh trerosu oorlbetsbaft auSgebeutet.
Seet fr0men bic Weniheu aus gang @alifOr'
MEN, telouoers aus Giio @aliforAieu bortbtu,
unb Der Qu0raug mad ben @0l6feIoern III elm
10 Iief9er, 6aB bic meritanilheu 3olbeb0rz
Ten nidjt i'm Stonoe fiao, Die Iufommenoe en-
abSufertigen, uu6 bns oas 8abiuet in Wterito
Geferu beidI0fien bat, metr DiilttGr mad
@oIolanoe 3u itbidsu, nm bic Srouuug aufz
redlt III erbaIten. Gs pirb iiber fabelbafte
@Olbfunbe bertdtet. Sin 0aun gepauu fir
$1,000 an einem Gage; etIl Meritaner erbeuz
tete an etnem SnB i'm GHabrat groBeu
Gtiid $500 In 3tpet Sagen. Sob. Bragg
febrte rad Gan Diego 3uriid, nah0em er in
Sar 9ieqo fir 1890 goIb aemonuen, uuS
In einem S@nufeuiter In San an9eles If elm
@oIbtlumpen I'M Bertbe BON $500, 6as 0lez
iulfat fiinftd9t9er Qrbeit, ausgefieIlt. Su
Gnleuaoa, treldes i'm 9cIb= Difrift Iiegt,
puroe In einem Gage fir $13 900 @oIb ses
pouueu. SIS if Der geItn8fte Serbieuft fir
eiuen @oIbiuGsr, uuo ba bieieIbeu uur bic
groBeu @olSf6ruer meguehmeu, 10 babeu aud
Bic, pelde gadleis baIteu, nod eiue quite
gInbte. Bafier gibt es iest i'm lleberflu5,
Ober fobalb 6te trodeue Sabrssseit etutritt,
pirb baIfeIbe fnapp perbeu. 0Iau gIuubt
jebo9 uift, bag Dies cen grtrag iddOigeu
tpir6, Oa bic @olDfGrusr groS geHHB finb, um
einsH trodeuen abbau 81 erm0glideu. Ba
bas gau3e 3erran init btftem 8nidpert be
bedt if, tptrO ee gsraume 3eit baueru, ebe
Der GaH5e 8ifrtit ab8eiudt If. Brrf. 4n'
tbotp aus Gan Diego, Die bale 4atcritdt in
Glib ,Galiioruten, erfIdrt ben 6uu6 fir ebau
10 reid, Gls ben UOn 1849.
Die G0iferpanberuas mad benz @oIOIanbe
oct bic Grtidefteu In SIjbsGaIforRien eut.
t0!tert, unO III 5ol8e 9eiieu fnO in Saa
Diego in zen SoteI8 uu6 2dben, ia ioRar In
ben 3eituugen bic arbetsiraite tuapp uub
tbtuar gauoroeR. Sl, Der qnr;e 5taotratb
uub Die geiammte BO!i3ei bat iit mad Dem
@OIoIanbe aIf bic Seiue gemG4t.
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8obnf1f0fTtDbhe.

9teabins, Ba., IL. WdrS. - Die gOtcs
motipe eiues Bradtauses Der Wabauop Dis
uifieu Der y3ieaoiuger 8abn" enteIeite &C..
aern tu ct. 9ftdolas unb trnrbe nebfi 3p0if
Baggons bemoltrt. Senianin Ralfer, Der
6ei5er, bIieb auf Der Steae tobt, uus @ous
bufteur Sobu @ilfHer TT ieitoem ben erltttes
men Serlesaugsn erleaeu, SstSs N6uner
mobuten tn Eamaqua.