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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12

Qoubou, Il. ytobember. - 0a5 Bors
ieugeIdGit in 2onoOu mar ndbrauo beC 0er,
ga1geuen Bohe bgionoers Ian, uia 9ep05l=
ltd 3u @noe oes 5abrss. yIah telegram.
men aus EueuO3 4pres III bas 8oI0agio auf
l2O gtiunteu.
Utit etnem geieGihaitsfapitat 5oa Dill
ltcueu @laIi If n Qamburg uuc UiluHbetm
glue 8etrcleums s&iniu5r= aftieuQgi.ltlft ga.
griiuoet norbeu, IN pelder bic ultsa 5lrneu
SQuoeIs IN 6ambur8 un0 Rotb in Ytaaus
bstu, lruie bic u6amburgar Ra'arooir 5e'
ielTdafto nIisebeH. Die Berliuer B6r'e mar
IN 2aufe tar uerilofsueu g8ota i1Dlt uub
tsnoeu3i6a. 8le 5dIuEtuIie marea: Bceu-
Eti1e Gouiols lO6 80 5.pro3. Stllte1er 3d.
IS, 4stro3. RuiigH 90 80. ungarif5e 4.pro3.
goloIsnte 8646, pro}. Splnler 72.lO,
6.prci. Ulsrjauer 96.IO, Deutite Baut ILL.,
IS, GefI5idHte &reeit 267, Gubel 2l3,
EsUi'ea auf QouoOH (5ttt) 2O.37 Itgrt fir
l Bfun5 Sterlgua.
81 Baris tabru Die Ittiordre oeg ,&onp=
toir D 'g5comp,e" bic Srto5uul oes Seisq'
I6Qitai1pitols oOu 40 auf 80 JlQt0neu Fran.
Ten btitlofsu. Die uglfenlurnsG Comp"
bat ibreu Ii.io1dreu elue Iette &lpttalsIid.
slblurg ooR 100 Brluten pro Gtue bsutI.
iigt; biufort, B. B. pdhreub Der 20 il5rIgsa
goa5sif0asenuer, rDerben bic Gfuoua.e be
5olfts Der 8etneinuabmeu beslebsu.
Surle &aGeeepsiSeu.
49, R6uig SFtur Uou Sdueber bat an les
tan Frelag 0rei Beriouen bas gebea ggrettet.
3ieielben nartn BET etne- Bootiaert auf oem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Wotfr ftt,o SnhfI crptDrDcf,

Wemport, 89., Il. gtoueuber. - Der
biefi8e gefduguiBpsrnalter Bat bic giadri4t
erbaiteu, oa5 Elm ,Ronoidetnler,o Hamens
gBul. Quoiu5, Ser Dor ttrfa elmer Bod,e aus
Der 6aft eutlofaH muroe, ermOroet porbeu
lei, nadbem er taIm in ieiuem Setmatb5ore
IN BERN .gouutp eingetgCffeu mar. Seiu
8ater, Der ON %. b. Wt. au5 oem geiiuguiB
eutIafeu pOrbeu mar, if gIeidfGua eri@oTeH
mOrbeu Die Ut0roer jiiH0eteH aussrbem ieiu
SauS On, 10 bog es bis auf ben 8ruuo lieI
betbrauute. Der 30rper be5 iuugea Qobtus
mar Ton &ugsIH f0rmltd burdl09ert. Der
luHge N0nu mar 9eparHt porbeu, ua5
6auie 3urio3utsbrau, Gr bate aber 10 ftarfes
6eimpeb nod ieiHer Dlutgr, baB er bic
NGruuun Mot bendtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
germ,tT@tss.
EN GF3EE TTaFsHa
DIR Eit1ISirtrn hsFfr1r1te SIN

3ur ginIGIrng bsftnrmte RationaE- 8aut=
yiCteu TN Setrage Bon $299 ,595 It?fer 4eute
I'M S6ueQrlte EN-
Die heutige Steuer ginnabme betrHg
1913 983. bic 3oleiHuobme $874,462.
55uIi5feuer Collector 8. 9l. Blaine BON
geripgtouer (Rp.) Steuer6ifritt tf autortTrt
,Dorheu, Gu Staue bee In elmer poiii5eu
8pui;rst ge3steten Gberfen @ooNlue ais
GOGeitor gu fuuQireH, bis Elm RatfoIger ers
uauut III.
GuS Gberbuube8 @eridt bat berte bic
Ippsuation oes Brdiioenteu @roB uu6 bes
9GiTrers gEbite oon Der =, Stnte giattOu OLE
Baul" IN GnIeigb, R.,@., tpeL4e ais Sal
ider uuO 8efraHoauteu ttberfubrt fino, per-
ucrfeu.
oiauer.Gouriiiar WlOr9an bat Elm Sir.
tuIar Gu aue Snbiauer Ngenteu geri6tet, in
neIh2m er eriudt, nlit;utbeiIeu, weldeu
GjEi.uB bic i0genauuteu ,g8ilbs Bef. S5ows"
nuf bic nit henielbeu retieuoen Snoianer ans
fbeu. Die 4ufraae nurbe gefsIt NIT Der
4bFtt, iaus bieie S6aufeuuugeu atueu oers
oelblideu ginfluB ouf Die SubinHer babeu,
aGIG lur 3ett bet ioIdeu fta probu3treubeu
Snoinuer 3Uriid III rufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
9es eu@paIIer tn .To0aSSowB,

Sob l8to n 4, Ba., II. yIfbember. -
Die groBe Bride 3pi'heu G1ubri0=&rp uuo
U2l0Dole nuroe 62ute BON oem 6otpaft.
Zee Gouamdu9b.&iuers fortgertfen. Die 3ers
foluug Der Bride rpiro bic ll1bsrtraguug oar
8cbtgn Don BEN g}orre0iIer 6rteobCfe nod
lt,er pgrmoneuten 8uheF1tte auf Der yBro.
iprct gemetera" betr3tui5 oer508eru. Die
hrifflihe Rirts an Der 0iaiuitra5e puroe
md5rero bsr UergaugeueH Na4t betrI4tIt6
bur5 Eeuer beiddsipt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
eas g3VatDoD ia grCDusbura.

geriHgto Sa., Il. yiouember.-8et
Der beute In BrOmnRburg ab8ebaIteuen &C.
toner's llnteriuduug iiber Oas aH leBteu SFret'
lag IN eiuem ooEttgeu Sriebeusrt4terbrCeou
fatt9eiuuGeue Slntbnb, psIdss NIT beIT
Gobe bes D.. 3. s. 2BaIler, beifeH 5rau
uuo 9eurp D2iuer'8 enbete, feIlte e8 nd
beraus, Bag Sames Uitusr bel Euau q =
auf bic tallbIiitIQae gBeile ben &opf blva ct.
ueu S4uB 5eri4metterte. llaGe1eure Iuf.
regun9 bCritt uHter Der Beo0iiaruu9, uub
bic &g'aEgeuer Dur6eu, nm Elm gpuhgeri5t
III 0eTHetoeG, beute mad 2pH5burg gebra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Sranoe.

Gouapan0a q, W.zY., II. ytooenber.
-8urI mad Tittera13t brad beute in ben
nEonanan0aer Giiau. Il. StabIperfsa" Seuer
ans. Ger Stuoeu uirb uabe5u etue babe
gnuion 3cuara betra9eu. 8ieie 6abrit yoaro
trf Dor eiuigeu gBo9eu In Setrteb geiebt,
gadtem isit adtBebH Sa5reu IN oeri;Ibaa
gid5 ue1r learbeitet noreeu Dar.
@IebeIaH5. D, H. Eoo.-8ie 8laS,
bittte Der yBuuer 2rt 8IaB RauufactuEug
Qompnup" gu BOiioria, Gpio, tft nteserga-
braaut SerIuf S6O,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
EAr ReInHtn~g4.

82eu 80 RI, II. ioUamber,-F0Igeub ss
1Rb bic SdIuBnotiruugeu: Selb sr5daeIe ia
81 uno itlo5 81 Bgo3eut. - 5terltugs
2RedieI S4.8O5 auf ietfVg Eage mt
EA.s5 auf Sint. Suubes : GbuQStiouea:
s.prog. 127, 4isprO3. 1851, 8-9ro,ertigs
-. - Ettieu: gbQmF' grpres 1914, Gen
tynl @actfIc 81. GbeiapealasC6io =, Sri.
27gr bittc Brtnr. 81, 3QtRote. Central 1864
GatesSb0re 1O7, gseu,5erien.Gautral 116t,
5inrtb gBeiern 1928, bttt0 ErtCr ZAP. jfeu
DeEi eeuuGi loo, GbiD GiifiiFppi o.,
stttr BriOr. 80, @tttsburs 1853, 8saOtus
4Cg, ct. BGul 685, bttt0 Brint Ill,
Usalrr.uriou s45.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
geiaabe bet critic 1hetI osr EseIoGOateR
OGistttTts.

Der 9Qm1Iln0Gur oe8 Wt0-tne @oEPs lQ9T
in ieinem 9nbreaberidt Oh ben Tlotleuet.e'
tar, bas gtarinas&or befebe a1a 1928
DlQuu, mo5On fi1 539 auf ber fe1en 2aHoe
aU'batteu. 8apon Tuo i'm 2aufe oe3 leBten
5Qbres SIS WIaun eeertlrt, As geforbeu uuo
utsr penfionirt mcrbeu. Der Vieuteuagt gut
ion, 3net Sergeauteu, Elm EorporaI uuo elf
5oloaten frb nit benz artegsidtffy s aubala"
bet Ipta gu Grunoe gegangea. lleber bic
s Gaufjgieit Der 8eertioueu iagt Der Beri4t,
fia aieu meiiteuS 0ui lIeberarbeituug Der
gaute 5uriifjufHbren. Gr empftebIt oes9alb
oie G2yfartuu8 Dee Scrps auf 1900 lNann
Die maifen 3eiarttoueu famen i'm gruglabr
Dor, mas hnrnui Buriid3uiibreu iei, oaB ulete
her &ugenorbenen uur llutertHuit fir ben
g8iuter 9eiutlt bdtteu uHo fi9 Oauou madteu,
iobaIb bic before JGhreF3ett eintrete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
RfehmhrFfeA

Gtteago, II. 8iuooie5: 3u.
fRbr II GOO, 8erienOuu8 5000; Breiie uartir.
ten 3ptldeu s1.OO unb $3.50. - S9uetus: {:
3ufubr $4,000, Bereucuug $500; Breiie pa
rtirten tut6en $500 Hrt $4.OO.-Sda aait:
3ufu5r 5000, Berierbuaa 1000; BreiIs ba.
riirteu itpiiteu IS 90 uub $3.50.
Ct Gouts, Il. Houbr. Riuhbteb: 3us
fubr 6lO0, Sey'eucuag 5000; Breiie rGri.
,rteu Jpiidau $500 uRt $4.90.-Sdneiue:
3ufntr 29O0, 8erieunnug 2O0O; Breiie ua.
ritrtsH Jptider $3. 10 uuo $500. 5aaafe:
3rfubr 900, SersueuH9 -; 3rstie &C..
Etirieu ,DtiGeu 50 20 NH "a co.
gsf,Etbert9, Ba., Il Jfcoauber.-
6trooieh: i3uiubr 4277, 8sreuouRg 174O;
Frelie partlrtgu 8urter S2.75 mo s. so,
Shneiae .3uiubr 900 Seriaubuhg
eco; 4rsiic bart,rter sDiideu s. 20 mr.
$4.20.-S 47nie 3ufu5r 260O, &erieuouua
z0o0; Bretil rariirtep ipii5eu S1.50 uaS
S5 n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
q!ncoItt if0rb ftt ffrEtft 6Sasge.

btca9o, II. Iobember.- 6rag 2ouiie
9lactog, bic @attiu eiue8 9ieitgen 9otelters
uH6 cine geboreue gBaibtngtonertu, If bier
ION, unb in tbrem S6lai5tmmer, ii tbrem
eigeneu Bette bau9te BrdFoent ytucOlu,
uad benz er burd Die Ruael Sobn gSlltt5
Booths ntehergefiredt mOrOeH mar, ietu 2es
ben oUs. Bypu RectOr bewabrte 6a5 Stfeu,
luf nelGem bas 6Qupt bes ferbeabea Bro
F0Guteu gubte, 3um 4uoenfen auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
0lc,tc 2hnernnr,,,e

RtuueupoGis, gna., Il. Ro05r.-
Iapsdeu aus @hamberIniu, Siour .Eaus
uut gcnftcu ueIoeu, oa5 beftige Suuee.
aG7m5 beute I'M iuhI9e1 8ato.a pltbsu.
Der SGuee pirb isutupaiic II 9o5ea SaRs
len 3uiaumgu Cepebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Efn b ,EIuiGfFr 9oa5os9r 9fauoaI.

2puooH, i. yiOpember. 3aS Sc.
riot al ter W!arItorougbfIlBa bat ie1s ga=
bstme Steuugen ab9ebuItsu, I'M sepifie
itaneaIoie antIOaeu, bic gsgen 0titgItebsr
zines ps8tfeubz Clubs" erbobeu nDIoeu Dds
ran, III uuteriudeu. Rebrsre 3uabeu, Brftz
boteu L. I. II. fRb I'M 3aiammaubluge nit
Der angeLe5eubeit 5eraaftst n0steu. Str
berpOrrasenber li6sruIsr BoItttler, etu Offt.
iter eee i6lisItten 6ausbdltes uuo mabrere
Bairs fnb IN Ten Sfauoal 0erp,telt, uuo
n1tr5re &rBetIogte ioueu an.1obeu ieiu.
lie gingtfra,fbeamteu, uede Die Inter.
iutuug leitettn, babeu eer Rsgisruu8 stusn
Bsrtdt utyr has 9(e'ultat erf1attet uub ge=
irost, pedes SsIftbreu bic BshSros etu3us
tdIageu gettute. Die GsgisruEs Dinid,s
htH Siaunol uiht on bic grsBe 3lods IN
siugen im Fels bic AdaeiIaGteu f5 eritir-
zen, uuo he Sssldts0erbanoIuuRsu fHa
btmua6 singffeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12

BS7" 3NC 9CIIuN9 . on = Nl0etICT'
al, gauigeu 9luioucu, 3opfue5, SAtcu'
uuo 9}udcuihmul, hautcm 9ta3cu, Sd]wluz
oa, Sdwddc Der Sebraft, JluoMtuade,
Qlppuitloiigttit, 8ufopuuJ, Dg8gcgiJc, S,os
runa oer 9Hareutbdtigtelt, uureiuem Glute uuo
NraucnhaufbutaI 9ebraudJt man 8 auct'5
SQiiupQrilleuz z8lutpiIlcu. Hcsl5
2. 5.Guu5 Die Sdatttl. 3u 5a5eH bel g et5
g. 6QuCC& Som D., JtC. $40, : IL lueu;
alte 9tr. lO8, Q8eit.) 8altimorc1r. (lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Sic bcpntitehetee 6 spFAreFfIR + alta.

Die 8eri9te Der &abtuetsmitgIte fiaO
ueiFene fertig oter Hobe3u '5rttg. gBte es
bglst, neroau uiele baIiaIbeu eiueu ObeT BDet
Gage Dor rGfpung ce8 GcgBrefes uer0Heuts
tt, nGtteno aaoere bic 5utA Gage nab Srs
fiaurg Butiid btbaIteu per2eu. mn cine bel
lie 8elegeubeit fitr cine aggemeiue Ber0f'
cat(i9ung su gebeu. De &oR9reBmtt8Iie
iommeu in bcira@Iiter 3abI an, uRO man
erpartet, baB oas 9Gus IN oen uaaRen Sebu
&ogen etu GnoInm Babeu pir6. Der etr1z
5'8e, 3ur 3ett bier 9npeisaoe @qno'oaE Hm
Jaa Sprgbramt III Cannon, e8 ptro a5tr ots
@ntuuft anberer in rdBfer 3eit erDariat.
G8 if nt9t nnbli5eiuIlh, bag Der ab22ogn'
gete Ubutbcrae oou &euuefiee in StoHbe
iein Dirb, bel Der &r0hnuu8 anpeIeuo an
sin, oG i'd ieiue @ciuaobeit RI4t 8:bsf'rt
bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
gas Sts SanOsSDaavtFaot.
gaaoesfaatmaRer 9aroa tber Ole stEberz
frnde,


0aibiuQton, 3. s., II. JIooemoeF.
- gBte ans 6em Beriate bes SEuOe8i4og'
meifiers 9. g. SuffoR beroorgebt, bat F4 ote
9urabme Der @irtnIatiOn bon StIbers@ertts
fitateu TN leBten Tisialiabr nuI ctrca $685.
eco coo be,iffert, bat aIio nit Der 3uHlbms
Der bsiben borauge8angenen Sabre 10 3ten'
lid Etlritt oebaIten. Die neueu &miifoneu
ron 5ertiftlteu tlejnerer Betrage ihetnen tltr
bic Grfur6erutiTe oes 2anoes btureiteuo Sc
fperen III iein. Siuf6tIi+ Der Gusgabe met
terar berartiaer @ertiIiinte fnb, 10 lanae f1
bie'elbe iunerhaVb Der @ren5en Der Suoer'
tolGr2sBrGGuna pGItf teiue 91DieTl9teiteh
III befiirdtau. 0iGie Guf tIeiuere Setraae
iauteuoeu Certificate fuO 9eSennarttg farter
i'm llmlauf els irGeno cine anoere Art oon
gapierudbruug, Die Re8tsruu8suotsH aus
qeroulmeu.-3te &trtulGttou pom Stanoaros
g5tl5grGouars bot i'm abgelaIieuen Sabre tetRe
Ueieutlid1e SerduoeruHg arfabreu, oon eat
fth cine beutliG1e Seu6en5 CUR Serrlngeruu9
0ea }lmlaufs 0ieier g8dbruugstate9orte tuno
neGebeu. So Gte Beuluhuugen Der 6e9Ee=
,ung, ben limlQuf Don StauoarozSllberool'
arc 81 er10beu, erT0lglos 9ebI'abeu nno, 10
bat man es uiht fiir rotGtg erl9tet, BEN
tu6htum ionberlite Sort6elle ttr ote I'M
uahme oerIeIbeu tn 4uefttt 3H fteueH. Sm
3ujammenbanGe htermit l6ld8t 5haBmeiter
Hufnn Dor, oGB bic Regleruug utat ldu9er
5 ;e 8raneportgebiibreu fitr Stanoore, StIber'
nouQrs uou uub mad Dem SdaBamte bes
able; eieie GaByegel let niht nIletu aus
sPurinulfeitsrudfaten Su emPiebleu, iouoer1
rnbe and cen 3pst, elmer aujU raiaeu uuo
b2retniutgeu 9iidicuoUu9 iOlaer 9iI5erbOlz
larS rad bem SaaB1g;te oor3ubeu9eu. gui
6eie a1yile t0uute man IS babiu hElp9eu,
ba6 Der si!berocuar oem g8ertbe nGG nit
o1eu aube-en Wabrung8tatogoris'u aIeids
-eHeut piirOe, obne oaB 6as BubItium irgeuo.
fgte SeranIafuug bate, itt] bsr9egea UHt3u'
lbner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
anrn saLisbnrn,s cptImismls.

Beter8burg, II. 9to0ember.-6e 6ejlt3s
G@ Der am Samfug uuf oem y0rOmlporsz
Baufett In Qon0uu oom brttii1ea Brcmer
gorb SnIisburp Bemadteu &rtidruH9, buB
oie SdnterigfetteH in &uropa elmer fCteblt'
den g0iuu8 entgegeu gu teueru Itteueu uno
oaB ale @rcBmatie etueH G0ufltt 3u bsrs
net6eu piinidteu, i1gt oa5 B,eIge 5iatt
., Jio5oe SreulG," Der ! ptiutamu5 be8 brttt'
i4eu Breuiers ei Elm 8eiauiteIter uuo ua'
auiEl1tiger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Ea7@ Cine 4tC0t3lH, lur Die III q
I . IN narL ~ - Z q N n lL2 -Aa-r--- u

TE57 ne -IC0TT IV- M UTE M ! "
II d. DerIaiieu tauU, al8 Bauacda ges
gen 205pcpijc, ais J}uUcuadrtuug uuo aIg.s
mtutS EouIcum, lit Or. @balmer5' 9a.lu.s
tur. Gn5pCpIie uuo lu9 auOlreu ans lugr1s
muQeu in 45ageu euuprug,n0eH Eeioou mtc'
Den ourd) jbreu @ebr1u1 raid turlrt. ~
limCeuQ QHdiou2u lit ite uorjd9itt, tuo,m 'te
ale idlmucu Tolgsu 09u @ri1itygum5 o5
liruauUfsm8 bebt. Civ bat itlmm2 E.1.
ron 9iUralgjc gthotlt, mo wuu clu au3.Ge..
4c5 Louium Ho.dI8 lit, 70 lit ite gora0s Der
rjhtrc Urrjttl. Sle cr;cugt cIueH crccgcG-.u
NDpgtit uro rjttat ocU Sbmat)fT uuo Gr,s
raftctcu micocr au-. g}au moutc ciuu &s-
uh 6clult. Eg..5 81 81. N,aide. 8tj z e-a
=. 5lucc Is Gomp g,r. 80, 8 ..-I.
ate Or. los, g&gn.I 8cttmorelr. Ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Surle &abeIeepeiaeu.

49, R6uig GFtar 0ou Sdweoer bat an leg.
tan Ereitag Srei Bsroueu bus gebeu gerettet.
3ieitl6en naren bei etne- Bcutiaert auf oem
gdldr.Se oerIngItidt uub Ihpsbteu IN oar
Der Gefabr gu eEtHEtsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12

ES9 u y q III a. ~Nuj LlQllLt uAo %Al.IAtAt
bcnndrid,tiQeu, OaB i'd i'm 8eFbe elmer Ar5s
uci bin, rueld)e bteil5 70 iebc pGul9er0e ye,ocN
betlt. SD babe ycute 9eieb,#, uelde lauW
atbmen fonntlu uuo 0urt) BEN @cbrdudl oIGz
les Nlittci8 fan duQublldHt yuNOuuu9 ec'
lanQteu. Gs 1T harmlos uro tauu olne ale
@dtriufung 9euommeu rperocu. Souttble'e
g}Otj, Dor 6a5 2u9e ctn,5 init ojeier 0udlu9eu
Hrautlcjt 8IhaiCtu fouueu, 10 wUo cr gor'
'emljdY unfchlbar ioQlelh flh on mid mlnou
uno Oa0mt ioforttac yiUowuu9 ilt 0u'h1T'
fen. Grli5 81 bic 5laidls Cbar l2d)5 El1 t.u
fir S.. 2u labeu bel Seth Q. 0arce *
Comp, 9r. $40, GNs NcHi alt2 9sr. lJ9r
g&cfz) &altlmor,iroge. ()
- GIlt6glia ig6cu mir 0ieIc
Ntrioueu nit bar-tm tGriem Cutu t.rs
uuscfcu, Der uot uu5 ulh lht yun5H.rFl
Uu3ttrt uuO, U,uu j.m u'll. J,tcICy miro,
III Sdmiubiutt iibw8cb.. 0a8 blIte Glta
uu 0ubtubruu8 Ser QcJiuug FIBER 92b-lat
BON 6auct5 WiommougdcBtcm QuOoru Sa'
nm. Compound Syrup of uOrehOund). ben
alien, aber moblbuGgr-eu 0I.mlttl. IS be
ietiot luh b5iu 6al3, 9eliortclt, Guftr5w1n-
alTsGut;IrOuuq, 3Mhbuiteu uuo alle 'cu'.l=
gu 6Ql5 mn gun9au Inctuoucu, brc5 -
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-19
THE PASTORS HELPERS.
The first Baptist Folks Eat to Help TIN
-HInnn.nI-

The First Baptist Folks Eat to Help the
Church..
The parIors of Mrs q. V. Thurston's
pleasant home, at No. ITO Mercer street,
were opened to the Pastors Helpers of the
circle of Kings Daughters and their
friends last night. The Helpers gave a
supper there for the beneiso of the church,
and it was a very successful affair. Not
less than sixty persons participated. The
table was set in the large dining room,
aud was a marvel of beauty. The floral
decorations were profuse and elegant,
and the supper was as good as the table
was beautiful.
1t was attended by Miss Annie Rouse,
Miss Lulu Rouse, Miss Ella Laws, Miss
Lulu Brown, Miss Ferragh, Miss Petit
and Miss Clark.
The young ladies looked charming in
their pretty white French caps and white
aprons as they fitted about and smlllngly
helped every one to be comfortable and
happy. Among others present were the
Rev. DR.. Parmly. Mr.. Randolph Parmly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steelman, Deacons Brown
and Richards and Mrs. Brown, Colonel
and Mrs. John Parker, Mr.. William Laws,
Mr.. Henry Farrier and DR.. Smith and
Mrs. Smith.
The officers of the pastors helpers were
also present. They were:-Mrs. Ruton,
president; Miss Annie Rouse, vice presi-
dent; Miss Maggie Van Dyke, treasurer,
and Miss Ida Farrier, secretary. 1t was
nearly midnight when the last guest de-
parted for home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-19
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 2lst day OF october. 1883. application was made
to the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners by
W. 4. Rouse and others for the construction of a
Pinch oval Brick Sewer in
STREET,
from eeg
SUMMIT AVENUE g9ss
TO a point AGO feet east there0f, in the following
manner. viz: OF suitable dimensions and in accord
gether with all the necessary manholes, receiving
basins and appurtenances. r
Notice is also given that on the 9th day OF Decefn-
Der, 1883, the Commissioners OF Assessment fled
with the Board of Street and Water COMMISSIONS rs
their preliminary sketch showing What property
will probably be assessed and the probable amOuuJ
of benefit to each lot or parcel of land. also the
probable amount OF assessment per foou or 'front.'.
age for the sand Improvement, and the same is now
open 10 public inspection in the office of the CLERK
OF the Board of Street and Water Commissioners.
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are In
cluded in said assessment. namely
from es
SUMMIT AVENUE aagsa
to a point about AS feet east thereof. aE
And that on the 18th day or January, 1889. at
10 o'clock a. M, and the meeting room Of the Board
as the time and place when and where the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners will meet TO
hear parties Interested in said application and all
circumstances against the said Improvement that
may be presented in writing.
By order OF the Board OF Street and Water Com
missionefs. ls 90
Clerk q
Dated Jersey City, December IS. 1889. i
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-19
IVANuoE CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
REGULATIONS, Music and the Drama in
Bergen Hall.

Bergen Hall.
Ivanhoe Section No. 4, Cadets of Tenn
perance, gave an enjoyable entertain
ment last evening at Bergen Hall. Mr..
Robert M'Donald recited admirably two
numerous selections, .for which Mr.. j.
Leslie Gossin furnished the antidote with
Tom Hoods eugene Aram,' and the
e'Dandy Fifth, " which he recited in his
we'll known forcible name
Master Eddie O'Callaghan, an accom-
plished young pianist played acceptably,
and Miss Ramsey a pleasing soprano,
and Mr.. Charles H. Smith, tenor, fur
nished the vocal music.
This part of the entertainment was
closed with a farce entitled "The
Widows Victims" the parts of which
were flied by members of the Fisk
Dramatic Society. Each of the players
sustained his part in a creditable
ner. The cast included:-Mr. j. j. Vile,
Mr.. John Dingwall, Mr.. f. j. Higgins,
Miss Lillian Terwilliger, Miss Maud
Whitlock, Miss Lulu Higgins.
The entertainment was arranged by a
committee consisting of w. w. Baxter,
chairman; Sidney G. Deming, James
Allen, Thomas Douglas and Joseph q.
Robinson. The farce was followed by
dancing, which was participated i'll by a
large number of young people. Thomas
Douglas was floor manager and James
Allen assisted him, while the floor was
managed by sis committee:-S. *. Pun
yea, Il. p. Soper, s.. c. Deming, j. G.
Robinson and John r.. Culbert.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-19
A MEAN SWINDIING DODGE.
Eve Scamps Play the Insurance Gan
on q Poor Woman.

Two Scamps Play the Insurance Game
on a Poor Woman.
Two of the meanest kind of deadbeats
the meanest part of it is that they select
as their victims poor women who can ill
afford to lose even a small sum of money.
The two scamps are playing the insur-
ance racket, and in many instances have
been successful.
Two weeks ago last Friday two well
dressed young men called on Mrs. Bonnie,
of No. 412 Newark avenue, and asked her
if she was not insured in the United
States Insurance Company, to which she
answered in the affirmative. One of the
men then told her that the company in
which she wa insured was going out of
business on the first day of the year., and
that the Prudential Company (Which he
represented) had bought the business.
AS the collector for the United States
Company had not called in over two
weeks, she thought that the tale might
likely be true. The two asked to see her
policies and books, and they also asked
for the sixty cents which she owed the
company. She asked if all was right and
added, This sixty cents represents a half
days work and / cannot afford to lose it"
The answer was that ''it is all right,
madam; you need not fear" When they
left they walked OIL with her policies.
Two days later the regulor man came
around and stated that he had been sick,
and when he saw the receipt which the
bogus agent had given her he told her
that III was no use to anyone, being merely
the usual death claim receipt.
AS a result she was compelled to get
out new policies at additional expense.
She has not seen the two men again, but
she has their faces in her memory and
could identity them. She says that she
has heard Of similar cases recently in
which the same men probably figured.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-19

personally acquainted with them, or who
meet them casually, to be the same per-
son. People who read of proceedings in
Judge Seymour's' our frequently
give the credit for them to Counsellor
Seymour instead of to Justice George L.
Seymour, who is the only Judge Sey-
mour who has held any court in this
county far several years. Judge Sey-
mour's court, at Hoboken, is quite a
popular resort for young people who
desire to have the marriage ceremony
performed in an artistic manner