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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15

Al, tpeltbe tbu eriuGte, ben 9Itdbter Tie[b unb
Siilfemati6au 9fagte In Sat.ano ~ berslf'
ten. goli,eis &apttdn 2aes reife 0arouf TO-
fort mad SatIauo 90.
8upjo g, Selsb puroe tn 1928 In SoS5s
&ountn, Rh., geb0ren. @r oiente inter 9.
Soufon In Der ternH.jGeu Qrmee, tam In
I849 mad galiforntea uuS Iies f1 in gatas
beIass &ouuth nIeGer. SSu 1855 uuros er auf
6em RnopnotbingzSidet aum beifiBeube en-
6iG)ter 6es Sbergerid,ts BON &altforGieu erz
udblt, uRo Gls GbsrI.4ler DiuLsap IN 1857
fiarb, marc er 0eiIen HaGJfotQer, &r mar In
1856 Elm eutIdieeeHeT @eguer oes SIglaH3z
&omite's Inb berruneete elm YtitgIieo bess
islbeu, neldes ietaeu Sreunb Wfaloues feftz
3uHebmeu uarIuGts, iGner oHr9 einen Qiei'
IerfiG. ST nur0e 6eBbaIb ieLbf bon cen 8ts
aiIauten 1erbuftet, ipater ieood tpteoer iretz
gegebeu. Sn 1859 t6btete er GnlGBlid etaes
pOIiuT8en Streites ben Senator Br0berIf,
nel9er Elm antiz Sttaberetz z3emofrat mar,
pdbren6 Eerrg 81 oem ertremen 6lttsel Der
Dempfratie aeb1Ite, Su 1880 pproe Gerrp
ats Saucod. Glett9r 9eial1gen, p1brenb bic
ii6rigen beulofratiiaeu &lettoreu erpabIt
pur6eu. I'm 8. September pur6e er uon
8tdter SteIb De9gu WhBaGtuug Der &C.
rihtsGuturitIt auf QlOaate tn'e 9efduguB
geI6idt.
6raH SertB's RFtietaidle uao tbt SnbaIt. -
SaDiO EasIe's &etenseeIGJtthte.
Sin Bafagter, pet9er fid auf Oem 3use
Su Qatbrop befanO, theiite nit, baB CT, Gls er
Die 9dife TN Speiie3immer b0rta, aus benz
3use fiieg unb Traa Geryg nit elmer 0eiie'
talde in Ser 9ano iqb. sic mar NIT etuem
Seriu6e beIfditi9t, sic Eaidbe Ill 0iaen,
uub er uabln tbr oteIeIbe aus Oer 6an6. Sle
berju6te, tim bic Gai4e tpieber ~ entreiBea,
teoo@ oeTbinoerte er fie oorau. us bic ga
idle ipdter ge6ffaet pEr6e, fano man etHeE
6e5oloer oariil.
8abio gIaaIe, Der StitiS- IlarI9au, pel4er
3eErg etiGoB, tR bier IDobibetannt. 5egea
gn6e oes SabCes 1870 begab er fth mad dtis
sOua uu6 In 1881 trurbe er Saul PoliBetd {
non Gombfoue, &r5., eruaant. gSihreuo
CT leueR B0fea betIeioete, bate er bGufiae
3uiammeuft0Be nit eem Serbre6er Gle
meut unb errplrb fh ourd Ieiu SerbaIteu
balo ben 9tuf zines uuerIdrodeuea pfli9tge'
treueu Seamten.
Sn Eombfone tohtete CT eiHeu neritani'
iGen 9eipera6o mad eiaem oer3petielten
Sample. Scr eiuem Sabre muroe CT gum
Siilis' '8unbesmarIdau fitr @aiiforuisu er.
nannt, un6 als Serrg i'm tebten september
eiusu Nu9riff auf ben Rari9al GraHts mad
te, mar er Der 9eamte, tpeIher Ser eutz
pnfinete. gia9Le t1 etpa 35 Sabre alt Hao
bot Gran unb Sinh Id biefger Stabt.
Ri4ter 6ielb Der bGEft9 BON ietnen Brenns
ben Gufgeforbert uor6eH, fid tn AubetrGut
Ger 8rObUugeH Eerrb'a 81 beDaffueu.
Gr neigeIte fd ieoOd bebarrlih uno er
fIGrte, tpenn e8 u0tbneubig neroe, bag etH
IiitgIieo bes Sbeybun6es9eridtes bepaffuet
umberSiebe, nm lGines Nu1tes 81 tpatteH,
10 iei es befer, tie @aridte 8aH8Ii9 abJus
Ihoffau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15

to-. - Ser Gtttfs O:r 8ebIea6raber ~
SUtnuts.
BtttsbHrg, Ba., IA. &uguf. - Die
Gobu= &0mtte'u Der >, ,,g8eferHs g8tn0op'8laB
0ianufacturers' IioCiation" unb Der ., gSta'
Ons@IaBsgBorters' Afiociatiouo 9teIteu bier
ieIbf eiHe SerIammlnug ab. Die 4rbetter
bafauoeu auf elmer 5iemIi1 grOBeu 2Obnerz
h6bung uub Deigerten f4, irQeu6 maldle
8orl6ldge Al eiueut &omproTIB aniune9'
men. Die SeriammlHng nurOe 6arauf sine
die 5ertagt Bei6e SeiteG ifeiueH 1uf ibreH
SOrOeruugeR 3u bebarren, I1o neuu nitt
eiue BON bet6en Barteien uG19ebeu oute, 10
biirite nenis ausfdt b0r5auoeH leia, 6aB be
@lasfabrtfeu tpefltdj Der Auegbeuies, In be'
nen ctrta 5000 Waun bei1ditigt perOen, mad
oem /. Soeptember, an meldem Gage Die
SommerferieH 81 Gaoe ge9eH, tpteoer tn
8eiIieb oeiebt tueroen. Sic yYlanufacturers
Qfociatioaa i6lieBt nit Ausuabme BON bier
O0er iitRi alIe 6abrttaHtsn psRItdl per 4us'
gbentes stn uu6 if cine e6euio farte Gt8a=
aiiatiOn, ME bic Der BgHlvss.-, Arbetier.
V.oa tt auf etHeu auBSrit bartnad!aeH 8aHlPI
sefast.
Streator, Sue., IA. ausuR.-&s iiab
beute ginlelnbetteu iiber Die bon berlateoe.
nen @eieuidafteH GiugeIeiteteu S4rttte Bee
puIs gCeuDR|eBuuH tqGsL SeIBDELkE Allt A!tp'
pIrtigen 6rdften in bic GeffeutLi4teit &C.
Iaugt, meIdle geeiguet Fnb, Die Sage Der 4u5s
fidnOigen meientIid5 81 0eriale4terR. 90 J.
3. baben bic .Stars@Oal Comp" uub Die
,@btcngo gBilmtn9tOu' SermiuioHs&omp.o
lluterban6Iungen, peIde auf 6aS &uBaaes
meut ueusr 8rdite abjieIen, abgeitIOiieu.
Die arFgeuauute @elelidaft pilegte 400 Ut
better su beiddfttgeu, pGbreuo bic Sermllious
@eieulGaft oouen 1000 arbeitera Seroieuf
gab. Dieie leBtere @aieuI9ait betretbt Berg
perRe In 8rai6poob, gaiaue, SeatOubille
RuO mebreren auberen 9rteu uuo 1T Der
fortnGbreuoeH Striies miibe gen0rOeu, Die
2eiter Der genaunten 8ergperie erfI6reH, onB
Ditieuigen Strifer, pel5e beabtdt8eu, bic
arbett tpieber au5uuebmeu, Dies i4ueu tBuu
miiiTeu, ta re Die gstter) bur&GuS Ht1t &c
iouuen ieieu, IaHge uIii6ig 3uBuieBeu, ME tbr
@eIddft linen BON oeu lioIt6en lluterneg'
mern nlImdblid entrtfen peroe. SteIe Berg
leute befiRen TIRE eigeueH 6duier, uub oteje
8lafie Der NIsfdu0igeH mGre uur 81 genetS,
au bic GIbeit 5urid5utebreH; ie merbeu
6apQH iebo@ Don ben rabiialereu &IemeuteH
unter aupeuOuug uOH 8rObuH8 uno Sin
diidteruua abgeh1lteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
ger nffcrmeitsFfe Soscnft

Sad o n, Iltd., IA. Guauff. - Ea3cOtt
taudt idOu pteber auf btesmaI i'm bietgeu
3udtbauie. Gin iirjIid bort eiHgeIteferter,
gu breiiabriaer Saft 5erurtbeiIter Bferoeoiab
iou bem gi0r6er bes &bicago'er DftIiouirg
Sueu 10 tGuideub abnlid iebea, bu5 Der
3udt5ausoerpaIter tbu fir bteeu gebaIten
bat. Gin 8etetti0, Der iid ben gefaugeneu
Yferbebieb lngeeben bat, gtebt Die Qebalids
tejt gu, gIaubt aber bod uic8t, Bag &c Di-t.
IH7 To6roft ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
Sin RDIi etG1eF ergG,oIIett.

Sadion, GERM, "A. Nu9.-4oIiBethef
@eftou tuurbe aegen l lIbr beute friib Don
g!eaeru, bic I'm @ebiiiG uabe benz GefdnguiB
berborgen pareu, gsidofen uno t6btIt6 Der.
mrrbet. Sic Neger Iaseu nabe bem @efdngs
HiB i'm 9interbaIt, neil fie uermutbeteu. bGB
eia i'm pGrIiH9touzS Sotel" augefeuter Reser,
tneIner fid3 in Daft befaRb, neil er BET Der
gntfibruu9 etues tpeisen Wdodeus bebitlflt4
mar, trabreuo Der gfadt geIgudt peroeu
iOute. ais @afou Die Reger ent6edte, err
griffeu fie bie 6Iudlt. @aFon feuerte nuf fie,
tpOrauf fe 5urididofeu unb ibu t0Ottith uers
mnnhPtPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
mnIntn eftiea h6nsHd1erf 9tpiffes.

ct. Sole B, SuR., "A. Iuguf.-Gin
uu0eiebener 6ormer, giumeu8 9arrs see,
tpulbe bcrgeferR In Ieiuem SnuIe aIs 2et6e
aefuubeu. 3pei SuseIu tpareu tim in ben
geib geSrungeu. 0tan gIaubt, baS feline 6rau
ibu n6breub zines bIusIi6eu 9miFes aus
giotbnebr eridofen bat. Sie ieIbf tft idLImm
sugeridtet. Sis iett bat iie iebe Gusiuuft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
8IWt0EF9teaen tts Bol8e ettteS Sc
fr0toe SiebftahLs.

@ranb 8apib 8, Ri9., IA. Qu9uF.-
Gegen ben 6ariIer Imel Sod BON Bonnie.
Spmnibip, 2eut=&ountp, unb befen Sue4t
@bai.es 8raileg Daren 9aftbefebLe ausses
feut. 3ieieLbsa tparen bsiduIbtgt, stnem
giadbarn % Bui6el BGi8eu eutneu6et 81
babeu. @efern abeab molten 6iilfsiteriff
q. g. Siuclair uno befen Bruoer 3. q.
G,ucIair tie Serbafruug 0oruebmeH. Nts fie
ober Dor hem SauIe 0orfubreu, fel Elm S3gs,
uuh .. u. Sinclair fiir3te t0otttd beTpuus
bet BON @ageu berab; er CAB haIb oarauf
ben Self auf. Der SiiIfssS6ertf madts
Nun ebeufuIls BON ietuem Geuoluer Gebraud
uuo tObtete oeu RueGt. SOD entiam ourd
cine Sintertbiir upb ift nod ui4t 5erbaftet
hnrher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
ger 9roaek etett, Die Eo,siff8utbftr

9ufp : ffente beats cine GnfIagef6rift ssgsn
&learb unb 8Ououau nuf. Sreuabe bes
@ouoerneurs 2onrep rOllen rpiIien, bQB ii5
befeu @ifer uetfIid3 geIegt babe uao baB er
ieet 9eueigt Jet, bic peiteren Serbanbluugeu
BEN Gerift 81 tiberIafen, obne fd peitere
Niihe Eariiber su MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
GsibIdmerSen uuO BeaIelFeber.

grotons2un6tng, Rs2j., ON 3. 5uli ls55.
oelrgu Gaopa1 d 50. - Ueice QtEtan. 81 ogc
u5Jtgen SatOH 6eihaittgtt Id urg2it9r 80 teute.
GG6rcno oer SaiioH Ucrtoufte t5 OcHie5gu uu9efdhr
u EueeHb 5taihen 6eabp JtelteE uUo cine gJ0Bs Nua
sa6l Bllen uno ReioOent. S.2 9ebr1u1en oo5
1uf Gin gles, um Eeblhmeraeu uuo g8emeIfe0cr sI
ugrhutgn, nud bei Cuetihungen, idtnmen oduoeu,
r5egmattlden Snmepen uHb bltmmem 6d5, 2ggm
uu suiduI9 eiAen oieigr AetItd ag5Uettauit b15eu.
10 BADEN mir ieine Jlube, ais bis mir beHi6ben De1
6t Dorathle babeu, 5dsnebme lel0f GtUG5 olc0E
sIl ebe id VOrgen5 nod Hetier 3tsgabremerft 3a6e,
Uuo etbe iebr eltcn an lyteber. Jm rtrrloUeueH
5rubiabr lit id an Rbeunau5mus, uHo Die BleH
Ecbgu mir mebr genug ais ir9en6 elH Gnosrs 0h.tts
oGs Ih Bebrautt bate. JbT IJebena
= n q Ltow INN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
scr REI6M1nrFf.

RemsD sD0rt, IA. Auguii. - T0I9eu6gs
nab bic SGIuBuottrHH9ea: @eIb cr0Hnets sH
2 43 une idlo5 81 3 BrOBent.- Sterling
gBeGieL $4.85 auf ie49jig Gage nub
S4.874 auf St9t. 8unbes Gbligationeu:
4.prOB. 1913, 4f.pro3. 1863, 3spro3euttge
-. - &ftteu: abams' @rpreH 1495, Gen.
tyaI B0ciftc 353, Gbeiapeate'Sbiu -, @rtG
%, Ditto EriOr. 68, Sliucis Central l155,
GafesSbore 1O45, ytepsSereps Central 1923,
NOrtb=gBefern ITO, Ditto Brtor 142, yfem'
DOrf central 1O7, Gbio Wiifiiippi 221,
Ditto Brtor. 81, Pittsburg 1884, Reabtu9
AL, ct. BanI 714, Ditto BrE0r. l12,
S8efternslIuinu 951
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
getDsesuneen aur@ esne1 g8oIse8
bEUd)4

Bateriou, 0.sS., IA. QuguR. - Sin
gBolteubrud ieete beute abeno oisle Struseu
inter g9afer un6 Ueruriadte erbebLiden
S6abeu. In Der 6ambur9z 4ueHue nurbe
cine 6raI bur6 bas 8afer fortserifeu uub
mebrere @eUierte melt furt9efiibrt, ebe es se<
lang, Fe 3u retteu. Auf etIi6eu StruBeu
ftanb bGs Bafer 4 SuB bod. Die gb3ugss
fauGIe pareu berart iibgfiiut, 6aB bas gBais
fer 10 Sus bod aus ben 2uftI0aern empor
ipriste, - Pafutcs&itp rpurbe uuf GbuIt5e
Beiie betlpseiuGt.
Ga 10 n, Ba., Il. HuguR. - Die bieise
gegeub tpurbe beu!e Abenb bur6 ben beftias
fen 3egenfurm eit Sabren beimseiudt.
SnuerbaIb 3uet Stunbeu fiieg Der Qebtsb'
8ioer um 5us. Nu benz gliutuner 3pets
Der p2ebisbs sSalIepz zSaba" ftub Buei Briiden
uub Elm Damn 3erft1rt, nI6 aue @ountbs
Briiden ;pifGeu Bhiutppsburg Ru6 Stepz
artsUille tpurben iortgertfen. Ser an ben
biefaeu StrnBeu eutfanSeue Shaben pirb
auf $1,000 geiddst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
Spipa,s MepubIttaner.

9es gloiHes, Sa., IA. GuguF.- Die
0lepnbIitaner bon Soma er0ffueteu beute i6s
rtn Staats'@onUent In btefger Staot uRb
uabmen eiueH BeIdIuB an, peIGer @btcagO
ole ben pafenbfeu Grt fir bic BeItausfels
lung BON 1892 erpfeblt. Die gtominatioa
BON Staatsbeamten mar bt8 ipdt &bsnbs
uod aidlt ooIIeuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
,Sbue 3peife[ bos geHe."

0tboInsutIIe, S1., ben 3. Qu9lt 1888.
II. ylaomGp: SD 2a6. jBr Rea0q Jtelici uHo
Sire EiUeu IN meineT GrQri5 nit Den 6eier Psiultl=
ten ge6rautt SD 9laUbP, oa5 SbJa QBHeen O9ue
8UeItd oie beiten i'm paRoal mo. SD iagte ttusnt
ArSt Heuit6, 6aB mebr 9iUf In isnet lIaC.s ba6eu
uroe, Uenn CT Jbre U(itte getrEutgg UuTbs UIlo e
i19g mir, Da6 er Is tbuH tpuroe.
Q. 6U8Beg, NJ. D.
g5chi5fe6et geheilt fat 80 Gents. 60 gi6t teilf
retlmsl In Der ggglt, Delde5 l8shieIEet5r unO 1Qs
1n0gI1u malarii4eH bilt0ieu, gierpeus un6 onoers
5iebeC 70 ihnea beilt, Die 8abUoQ'5 EeIei IN gerz
EsnbuDg nit sIl0mdp'S $ BILGU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
tttter etaftRrsenoen Waaern BE-
aF46EttA

@bicaao, IA. auguF. - Die 0auera
bee tttr3Iia abgebrauuten Burton'ideu 9e'
bGuees on Der @de Der Clinton unb San
8urenftraBe f1tr3teu beute Elm, pdhreub cine
Sdaar Arbeitsr i'm Snuereu init bem autz
rdumeR Der &rtimmer beIG6ftist mar. Sol,
Snpp purbe getobtet uub gitd Ssoer erIttt
t6htIidhe SerLebunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
Qas sIasiae gdmsaRtnanas.Q .QlttsI.

pshes foiort q elmer bis 3pcn5tg UEtutt=
Ten OWh gjus linmGGge AnUeuouus Die marteguoz
ngn Sbmgueu beiettigt, GnuBnoun9en linotrt uHo
E1r1luoHgu bellt, iei Is an 0tI guuge. I'M U.Gz
GEN. In oeB @jn8elUgioeu ODER ionitigen 5rusn ooer
Erluueu, ISie bei!ig Uu6 n3rteeub aud Die SAm2r-
nan o.r 84umatiiey, oer SetHd9aigln. eer StUas
tM bgI 3Jhppd, Der JierDoisu, Der Neur1l3ter
taH m08eH,
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81 prafti,irts nit q. u. q.


DtOutdgue, Ter. q
d. JlapUap d Sc. SD babe Jbra 4rIneieu itit
20 5abJan gcbraudt uuO babe tn tcin1m Yale uoI
Stuttelitoit Oereblt, etnR sur Bu 0eDeriaaigen.
SD 5tUrauhe Jsitt5 ais Sbr ReaoD Jteltei uub 5gr2
.LAen, 1--WE, s. SONS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
Nret fitt R6Wnet.

Elm tprrtbpoGss Bu8 h6sy bic urlaqs uus 5,auns
nuey Aytsn pou
gIerneuT@tn6dles
stidIt@ui1en getoen, Smmd6eBuhdn6en unb anbts
rsn aranfbetteu prioatsT uub l5onungsbtblrftigtI
Rniur bel Ndnuern, gsI4IoItn uua portotrti ptTs
ianbt, Dlnu itbreibe on
DG. q. TREsROW, Rr, s22, 5IOabpup,
fEFt8l9kBi RsnsEorF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
RaSRav'S RtaDu @tItef

tOiy6 ioloyt glethterns 8spa9ren.
Die Antpenouug oes 6coOg 3leliei an oeu altn's
no Die Sbmeueu Nb beiinoeu, mtTo Gtitl41e'""a
uuo eiuoeTung gepdbuu.
w GanfBIa Gents bic 6taide' -aa
81 bobsn Del aHsn apOtHaeFH,
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gromgte wirfuue bel stuem gBolcra.anfau.
81 GFGttG,
@e9itlFeber beRest.
yta0wag'a 9teaSb Gelief

mrirt nitt nnr ben gadenten, oer Don 6aieH ibretz
iben Teiroe oeS aueoler5 IN neU 6tiieoeeu gegclIs
oen, no UtGlartG beu6t, Oeiluen iii, OHOeru lUtnu
g2ute, meldG Dem malaribtu Siitt 1u5aeisBs mo.
ieben Yorgen 20 bis 30 1rOpfcn Re1o0 0igle IN tneH
lue gGoijer trinttu uno Oieueiht eHen Srater blIU
eiieu, Ueroeu ile ieoeH Angrtii pQT6eu9eH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15
Gin stpBee GIasbIafee.gteE

EsIne Ginf8nHa Sptidlea 0ea GOmtttn oct
Observation-Disclosures HnS ibfer 9trbetz
to-. - gtr Gtttfs osr aebIeaerabsr tn
SUtuutS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-15

IGenten gel6eitert leten. SSeuu aber tn SSloS
ren3 eiu &ertauis Depot erriGtet uub ein
tiiStiger @eid6itsmaua init beifeu 2eitrus
betta1t perbe, 10 9laube er, ba5 fi1 elm ge4
piuubriugeubes @eidait nit ben ttalteutiden
@utsbefseru er;ieIen lufie. Sm uerflofe'
uen Sabre babe Sr. 2erOp Detooen BON @bi|
caao cine WiIderei bel Gan Donate, elmer
S01fiaet bon SIorens, angeleat, pel4e fi9
trob aGer 9egeutbeiIigen g8eiiiasun9eu ais
eiu grfcls erruieieu babe.
9ermiiGteS.
Eie heutige Steuer 9tnnaht1e betrH9
$219, $50 ru0 bte 3oIleiunabme $7O7,876.
CUR @iul1iuug befirmte gtattonaI 8ant=
gloteu i'm BetrGge bon $685. Itsfen bsHte
i'm Sdasamte etn.
8ie &0mmiifOn ban Rariue SifiStereu,
On meLGe bic Ernse negen Der S9tuBabretls
NINA fir ben 8au bes Eauoneab9ots yOorts
tctpn" neruieIen puroe, bat empfoblen. Der
bS. .@raup & Sobnen ben 0iefhetrna BON ca.
So, ,OCO ansjujahLen, bn eas Sd]ft bel Der
lesten eubgitltiseH Brobefa6rt fit In Iseer
Siuf5t erprpbt bat.
Gas Staatss s3epartement ia amtIit be'
uanrittigt tr0rbea, bob Der SeHeraI 8oG'
ueiGeur bon gauGhn ben @rpOrt. 3ou AM uns
gesimmertes SaubOIj bon So oUf 81 pro 1000
fsus berabselebt bat.
Dos oifBteue Bro9ramm Ger aSeltansfsl'
Iuuo, tpelbe om 26. gioBemher 3. 8. IN 3I'
uebie, ReR. SeeIanb. er0Huet DerOeu uuo bis
D|ute gprI 1890 balern pirb, III eem
gtnatss geparteu1ent juaefomm5u. Die Nus
feuuna Gilt ser Seier bes 50sldbti9en Be-
fopbes Ser SGlonie gteua Seelanb.
Sl;ecsieIretar Broctor 1T hierpsr 5uriit.
oefebrt. Sd Der u6dfen Bohe njrb sg cine
&eiIe padl gieusgrglau6 MAIDEN.
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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

Ladies' Low Ties AS S1.15. We have placed in our sale of ladies' low shoes another lot of two hundred pairs at one dollar and fifteen cents 1.15.)
 WALLACE B. FENN G Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
FAIR HAVEN.

 A surfelt of Strawberries and Cream
 Personal LonE Biey.
 cle Rtde-GeneraI Notes Of Interest.
 There will be no lack of entertainment lo- cally and the indications are that there vii! be vast quantity of strawberries disposed of and that the consumption of the fI1gid cream will also be something alarming. There are to night, and if there is any pyrotox1con in the atmospheric conditionsof Fair Haven 1t will hsweA to lay in supply of antidotes. But then, pyrotoxicon never did disturb the ap- petite of any lover of ice cream.
 The Y. P. sc. of the Grand avenue Bap list church are to hold their festival in the Quinnipiac rink, and in addition the refresh- lnent to be provided for the delectation of the inner man, there will be 6 musical ban- quet, the menu of which will consist largely of concert to be rendered by well known musicians and vocalists.
 The festival at the Methodist church opens tonight also, and jolly time coupled with the reddest kind of berries and the coldest sort ot cream is promised all who attend. Both festivals will be continued for to-mor- row night.
 There were two schooners in the river laden with round clans yesterday. The schooner Mary and Emma left a cargo at N. A. Lud1ngton's wharf, while the Dan Sooy smptied her load at Morris Hemingway s dock.
 MT. Sherwood Cummings, of South Nor- walk. has accepted 8 position as clerk with Lloyd Salisbury, the druggist.
 Mr. Edgar T. Thompson is the proprietor of strawberry patch that produces berries so large that ten of them quite fill an ordina- ry quart basket
 Mrs. Fred Chase of Poplar street has gone to Newport, N. Y, to spend the summer.
 E. 0. Rowe, George Parkington and Burt Dudley are to leave June 29 on their wheels for Lake George. They will go by way of New York and along the Hudson.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
BOARD OF sELEoTmEs.

Bids Received For she New Town
 Several bankers appeared before the board of selectmen last night and bid for the new $700, ,000 bonds to be issued by the town. They were awarded as follows: Danie1 Trowbridge (trustee) $50,0 ,000 at 10S 51, $5O,- GOO at 104. 01, $50, 900 at 104 51, and $50, ,OOO at 1O5 O1; to 0. E. Jackson and company, of New York, $50O,O00 of 1-2 per cent Air Line bonds, at premium of 1.52.
 Other bidders were: Bunnell 6 Scranton, $500, 900 Air Line bonds in lots of $100. 900, as follows: 100 1-2, 100 34, 101, 101 IA, 1O1 leg; W. T. Hatch & Sons, for $20O, ,0OO of 1-2 per cent bouds, 100.26; Parsons, Leach & Co.,, Air Line bonds, at premium of 101 1-16.
 The question of buying the annual supply of coal came up and was referred to the com mittee on outside poor. Between five and six hundred tons are used.
 Town Agent Todd reported that the in come from dog taxes was $1 ,000 less than last year. It was decided to advertise in the newspapers the names of those persons who have registered their dogs.
 The contract for the new sewer at Spring side farm WAS let to 0. W. Blakeslee & Sons
 A petition signed by tWenty-three property owners on Baldwin street in the Annex for the opening of that street to Forbes avenue was read. A special meeting will be held on Friday night to hear the parties interested.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
VETERANS OF THE ELEVENTH.

They Shake Hands and Eat the Annual
 Dinner at SaV1n Rock.
 Not whit did yesterdays cool wave di- minish the spirits of the veterans of the old Eleventh regiment Connecticut volunteers as they met for their annual reunion at the Beach house, Savin Rock. About 75 veter- ans, many with their families and friends, were present. The business meeting was held in the forenoon, officers elected and the annual dinner demolished in the gsyest of spirits.
 The Eleventh regiment was organized and mustered into the United States service at Hartford, October 24, 1861, for three years, leaving with 927 officers and men under Col. T. H. c. Kingsbury.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

May Hall, Miss Alice Chapman, Miss Emma Langden, Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss Hattie Embler, Mrs. Jewett, James English, H. W. M. Bishop, Mrs. Charles W. Scranton, the Missee Scranton, Miss Julia Scranton of Philadelphia, James W. Davis of Haddam.
 The members of the club are unanimous in the pleasure at the success of the sail, and say that it would have been devoid of half it's exciting interest if the weather had been more mild -
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
A Branch 1n Bridgeport.

The R. G. Dun 6 Co. mercantile agency, of which Mir. A. c. Matthews is manager for New Haven and neighboring territory, hss just opened branch office in Bridgeport. The office is located in the Bridgeport Say. ings bank block, corner of Main and State streets. The office will be under the super- vision of Mir. Matthews of this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
THE TOMBSTONE SUFFERERS.

St. Mary's Church Have Volunteered
 Their Services.
 St. Mary's church has accepted the invita- tion to sing at the concert to be given at the Hyperion Friday evening for the benefit of the Johnstown sufferers, and will render the selections which were so favorably received at the sacred concert. The choir will be as- sisted by Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
Rraah AfrRnnd.

In correction of typographical error in yesterdays issue, those wishing to make sub scriptions tothe City Mission fresh air fund are requested to send to Rev. MT. Mossman, No. 475 Orange street, or to Miss Hume. No. "A Home Place. Funds may also be left, as be- fore stated, at English Hall from 9 to 3 p. m., or at Rock & Mix's drug store.