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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
MisreII ausuus.
DR.. JOHN L. LYON,
NO. 40 CHURCH STREET,
Tie well known and reliable
Botanic and Eclectic Physician

h00M III, HOADEET bEILDlEG
Copposfts ths Post once,
Side Entrance I23 Crown Street.
Once 90 arranged that patients see 20 cre bp
the doctor.
VINO has practiced medicine In this city sinceIsss
can be consulted at his ONCE.
DE- Ly9nis success IN the treatnent OF an oss.
staies Being oppossa 70 ali mineral sne pOisonopf
trom me vegetable kanrdom only. and with val.
Sss,s rooes. esrls and h.rss Is prepsreo % cgRE
samg;io5 sss. ssns @ our s.s,sss ss:Easse. xases
rnimpsechnhse Witnesses attest. Dyspepsia. tRf
RATIONAL scouree, which coons thousands 90 tor
az q s es sa e g sssss sss
and KidDeys. Is wei as sEin Diss1sss. sn5 al II
purit,es Of the blood Of whatsoever name ana "a.
neshcd oftreataari-
TO FEMALES:
The special Diseases 20 which females are Gurser
sosos Sss n n.e P sos dss y sr %
over third Of century. and his sDccess hsk hsST
u 80 y 9 f ssn s s s
sziIes psysieias sna enc 1S Is eO.sPsssi g r
ell those dise6sef and erecf pernnnert cure q
The shortest possible time.
TO MALES
Who are suffering from the errors Of youth zoe
manhood etc. and md Themselves wsGkezsc &c
oebfntAfoc. and also tose suffering from RezF~stl
diseasse. DE-: Lyon WIN prove 20 you thai kr car
and WILL CURE YOU. Hundreds Of edpesTiFr
mrnH appear In papecs with statements Of nEFatt
Gus cures which TEXT MANY TO EESD ron SCI
WORTHLESS MEDICINES which not oxly TAI. o. "a.
HoxDlno TN RKllKr DEsIRnn. but also RUIN TEf
PATENTS CONSTITUTION. Do not tzSsf Ecpr
eotf % those leeches who prey upcn the unforsn.s
outcan Al once On the coctor and you viii ncvcs
grefft.
De hassucceesfully troabed increases osSI~sr.
sofhoa, Seminal Weakness and al Diseases e. ilt
6enerstiye Organs than any other physicisnlltsi
and his experience and skfi avail In every instance
u restoring the sufferer 20 sound health sndsprits
aundreds OF letters from grateful patients car he
seen &C the doctors once.
Or. Lyon has discovered remedy which 10 o Ger
set7 crrsfor Dumb Ague, Chiils and Fever ane avn
HalArial Complaints
An letters sent 20 the Doctor Will be confidential
" attended 70, and In NO CASE shall confidence
e AnusxD. Write, IL you do not cal In person
eescrintng your symptoms and duration of the dis
eese. and medicines appropriate to your case VII
oe sent 20 your address or any address yo1 desire
~ express In packages secure from ohecrvaticE-
0onsult2tfon, advice and medicine given for ere
turc Of the case.
once hours. sa. m. 80 Pm. o7es srnas,
EVENING"
Dir. ]. [. lyon, New Haven. cobp
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

Plaacs tuned and repaired by workmen of
long experience and Acknowledged ability.
Pianos moved by careful men who thorough
ly understand the work. Pianos stored at
moderate rates. The Treat C Shepard music
house. $40 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
For Sale by
II. G.. WARREN & CO.,
t29 ORANGE STREET.
HENRY |. HILL & COMPANY,

BANKERS,
Cor, Church and Center Streets,
Transact General Banking Business.
Promoters Of Southern, Canadian and Western
Land and Manufacturing Syndicates.
Government, State, Railway, Municipal and
County Bonds bought and sold.
Receive deposits subject to check at sight.
Allow Interest on Daily Balances.
Buy and sell Local Securities and Western City
Mortgages.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
FINANCIAL.
A Firm but Dull Marketed sharp
Movement In Manhatsan-The Close

A Firm but Dull Market-A sharp
Movement In Manhatsan-The Close
Dull.
Nkw YORK, June 80.
Stocks were firm but rather dull to-day. Atchf-
son led In what activity was displayed and the
coal stocks showed some activity. The trusts were
dull with the regular list, although sugar. usual
led In the amount Of transactions and In the width
Of its fluctuations. Tho latter, however, was COM
paratively small, It's extreme range being about
one and half Per cent. The only see :ially shal
movement in Manhattan, which moved up
from 1o6Ix to lila, and in Pullman, which after
selling up to 1885 retired to 21s, Saturdays closing
figure.
in the last hour, however, money eased or again
and the upward movement, which had been slug
gish all day, became more pronounced. Sugar,
New England and some others made more material
gains all around and prices were brought I'D 90
that the final figures generally showed materis,
improvement over those Of Saturday.
The close was dull but strong at the highest
prices of the day.
Railroad bonds were dull and firm, as usual and
the trading possessed little or character. The
sales reached $S62 600, but there was no animation
anywhere in the list, while the business done WAS
rather widely distributed.
Closing prices reported over the private wires of
BIJNNEI.I a SCRANTON. Bankera and Rrnkaru.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
ON she Elm CITY.


Court Andrew Jackson gives a grand ex-
cursion to Coney Island July II on the
steamer Elm City.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

Two Italians named Renelli and Cricinns,
aged twenty-five and fifteen respectively,
were drowned In the Housatonic river at Shell
tor Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
CONTINUED success
GElE2A
Mark Down Closing Out Sale!
M0RE AMI RETTER RARGAINS
THAN EVERi


While of neghbors have been crying dull times
sales have been fully previous Reliable well
made fashionable goods leading styles and low prices have
for c. Longley Co. business second in
New England and several times larger than that of any other
clothing in New Haven The time has how
the balance of spring Profits
expect Many goods will be sold much below Some
lots marked down oneha onethd and others
quarter.
Without further remarks will, in plain
manner quote the prices made to CLOSE THE BAL
ANCE OF OUR STOCK
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
n o. 127

barely Alive Last Might - HIS Name
Unknown.
The Italian who was run over by the
freight train at Saybrook yesterday morning
was barely alive last evening and the doctors
saw he cannot survive much longer. He has
been in this country but short time and as
far as is known has no relatives here. He is
about thirty-two years of age and cannot
speak a word of English. His name is not
known, he going by the number 1877.
accidentally Shot.
WALLINaFoHp, June 80. "A little daughter
OF Timothy Brosnan was hit in the head by q
bullet from a twenty-five calibre revolver
with which little boy by the name of Clark
was practioing yesterday. No serious result
ia exuected
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
G.. O. TAYLOR

Old Bourbon and Pure Bye Whiskeys are as good
as the best, and either sold by Druggists or
Grocers at fair price. CHESTER H. GRAVES &
SONS, Boston, are the only proprietors of these
whiskeys, and their firm name is on the label and
over tie cork Of each bottle, giving assurance OF
x,,,r;tr II
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

Landlord TWitchelIss Opening.
Landlord T. Il. Twitchell of the Twitchell
house is catering to large numbers of patrons
and guests at his new place and under most
suspicious circumstances. Everything is
new and everything is in first class condi-
ton to accommodate the large number of
guests. The new hotel adjoins the Massa-
soft house. 1t has large rooms, with accom-
parties Of any sizs can have all the room thew
want. Everything about the premises is
bright and attractive. There are separate
dining and supper rooms for private parties.
The horse cars pass within few rods of the
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
Found BEAD.

Mrs. Josephine Kraus was found dead In
her bed at her home on Temple street, Hart
ford, yesterday forenoon. She formerly kept
saloon on Temple street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
BURIED YRsTERDAY.
Funeral OF City Engineer Floyd
Waterbury.

Funeral OF City Engineer Floyd Of
Waterbury,.
WATERBURY, Juno 30.-The funeral ser-
vices over the remains of f. Floyd Weld
were held at his late residence on North
Bank street this morning. A large number
of relatives and friends were present. After
the services at the house the remains were
taken to Guilford for burial. Mr.. Weld was
city engineer here for six years. He was
graduated at the Sheffield Scientific school in
1872, and for some time was employed in
New Haven as an assistant to City Engineer
Hill. The perfect sewer system of this city
was planned under his direction, as were the
pavement which the city how has. He was
one of the first victims Of the typhoid fever
epidemic in this city. He leaves q wife and
two daughters, one of whom is critically i'll
with the same fever which caused her
fathers death.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Transfers OF Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded ct the town clerks
Office:
Wall street-Laud fronting westerly, 1-6 by 90
feet, Elizabeth Burwell to Nathan Cohn.
Orchard street-Land fronting easterly, 20 by
johnson.
Adene STRICKLAND fronting westerly, so by 1i5
feet Timothy Easan to John Dunbar.
Thorn street-Land fronting souherly, 40 by LOG
feet, Julius Eiman to Frank Streitweiser.
Academy street. corner OF Chapel strickland
fronting easterly. with dwelling house and other
buildings, Justus T. Hotchkiss to ]. Glib Smith.
Ward strickland fronting easterly, IS by 1850
feet; James Nj Reilly to John Leahy.
Cherry Ann street Land fronting easteriy, 90 by
no feet, Edward J. Winder to Thomas NJ. Dough-
erty.
Ferry street.Land fronting easteriy, 4s by l5a
Brewster STRICKLAND fronting northerly, 6S by
1854 feet Mary Bra,nerd of Portland to Sarah +.
Joy.
Clay STRICKLAND fronting southerly, So by 165
feet Samuel r, Blatchley to john Lawler.
Oak strickland fronting northery, 80 LILO by 81
feet, Maria Lennon to Mayer Ariels OF New York
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

Historical.
The monthly meeting of the Connecticut
Historical society, to be held in Hartford
this evening, Professor Simeon E. Baldwin,
president of the New Haven Colony Histor-
ical society, will read paper upon ''The
First two Constitutions of Connecticut"
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.
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Ter Me- xe e,. 'e 'as.5y ss1ssgs
ws aeaS 49, Fis. ..ss SIS ,ie.su 'h.osse
t:is:io phia exA isi5 .i:s0i:ss Stamford
IS. .s:iO. ESQ is.idsesort ASH sT:os :si6 sis
Bnes.poss &C. .s;is. sis p5 s sssD .s.s
.s:iS SIS, $50 r n n . ~ @'
FOR wsshi1eion. Via Harlem rivsr. sisseI a. N.
For Philadelshia. via Harlem river, .is:iop.m.
For white Mcuufains. HE'S A. m
80 1er 5osson u. ss Tss snse. u.s.
fs . Isssss 70 s.,. FSs.': :s
SIS sai SIS: p zl suS1lTsIss:is q. n. ass
Tor Boston via Hartford and New yera and
B. R-.s IS p. n fast express sSSslss-s< b
sss.l!ia:s siskt, .i:is sishi. tfi!ss hiTlt .
Hartfordl SEQ, SOS, .io:ss, si:o .Ii:is laot
a:io az z at s i Sas AZ s $500 MAJ .
.i:is IisSt. Isi:ss night to BsffrordO 'sss p N.
Szozz LINE DIVISION.
CO Eos Hsw LonSen, sss. sism 1 sss I'D
1855 SIS. e:is .S:ss, loss Q. IGuilford soc.i
suNDAEs-'s:is aish', CTS pm
Am IIuu DTvIeIoH.
Tor Hzfddletowns WiIIlmantfc, Eta
Leave New Haven 81 sses @. N. is@s stsss.
~ z; nm uiss yeS ss a.
Wfituasntic with n. Y and >. z. and y. L. and y
H. IL.
Trains arrive n New Haven 81 sss2 o. n, f=si
$500, s:ss ?. N
NAusATuoE DrvIeIcs.
For Waterbury, via Naugstuck Junction vithou
change Of cars, 500 q N. Sunoays-sfos o, m
NoRIEAxrros DrvTsIos.
Tor SheIbnrne Falls, Tanners Fails,
williamsburg. Helyoke and New
Hartford aad intermediate sterionr, trairt
leave New Haven at Yea il:es and ss.os 2.
For WfIlIamaburgh, northampton
and points this side. at $50 p n
From WtlfamsburE train arrives &C s:xt
o. m, les and 500 p. m. and from sbelhurne FAILS
and intermediate stations 81 les. <si and $500 pm.
General Manager Cen Pass Agent
sExprees Trains tLoynl Sxpresm.
Now haven and Derby 1zaflrond.
Train Arrnngezncrt conmcncing Jan. u. 1880.
LRAyE NEW HAVEN
At Csc, f2o e.fo and 1000 Ills .. n, 100, RS.
40, 6:s3, 20, $50 and Has p. ~
LEAVE ANeOEfA
At is:i5 c:<s. e5s es5 and ii:1a O. n. 1850. $50
Il Sunday trains leave New Haven At SID -
$50 and li:i5 p. N.
Sunday trains leave Ansonla 7.e0 o. m, 500 p. u.
| Connections are made SO AnBouie with passcnEd
trains OF the Esngetuck railroad. and et New HareE
i with the trains Of NY. Nh. & 81. 2 u.
II The ESQ 9.z0 - and s.4o p. trains OFT OF
Il New Haven connect at Botstord Tor all points On
/ the Housatonic RR. and the West
4 Passengers from the HcuEaionic RS arrive In
New haven at is:ss ana ie:oog. q;
Il - .a,. =. q. -1SASS-N wy
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
EtmanciaI.
CHOICE SECURITIES.

81, 4, and 9 Per Cent. Interest.
NNE, two, three, and five years. time, interest
" semi-annually. All OF these have large mar
gin OF Real Estate security, and in addition to this
part Of them have strong personal guarantees.
This is q opportunity for investors to procure
frstclass securities at high rate of interest.
SAL GEORGE STREET.
JOHN KERLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
SUICIDE I'm MERIDEN.
Anthony Lang Sends a bullet Through
HIS Brain.
FIRE I'm A MILL.

$4,000 worth OF Cotton Destroyed.
A very disastrous eonfagration broke out
in Putnam Sunday morning in Bosworth
Bros.' grist mill. Stored ia the mill were
500 bales of cotton valued at $4,000. The
building with contents were entirely de-
stroyed, as was shed adjoining. The FIRE
is supposed to have been caused by sponta-
neous combustion. The building was valued
at 81, 600 and was insured for 81 500. The
cotton was consigned to the Putnam Manu-
featuring company from the Ira Dsnning
company of Providence, r. I. 1t had not
been accepted by the Putnam company. they
claiming that 1t was shipped before 1t was
ordered. 1t has been stored In the old grist
mill for over four months and was to have
been taken back to Providence this week.
The loss on the cotton will be about 10 per
cent
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

A PrOlt or $500.
Father O'Brien of the Sacred Heart church,
Bridgeport, announced at the masses Sunday
that the net receipts of the recent festival at
Jeffersonian hall Appropriated $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

5000 N. Y. & N. E. r. r. Co. per cent. bonds.
5000 Southern N. E. Telephone Co. per cent.
bonds.
1000 Boston & New York AIR Line R. R. Co. per
cent bonds.
20 shares Boston & New York Air Line r. r. Co.
stock.
so shares Mechanics National Bank.
20 shares Marquette, Houghton q Ontanagon H. h.
Co. preferred.
so shares Portland Electric Light Co. IS stock.
Is shares New Haven Electric Light Co. s STOCK.
40 shares Bridgeport Electric Light co., stock.
IS shares L. Candee Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

Winsted,s millionaire Clockmaker
Passes Away In Canada-His Large
Business Interests and Renevolence.

W1nsted's millionaire ClOckmaker
Passes Away In Canada-His Large
Business Interests and Renev0lenee.
WEST W1NsrED, June 30.-William L. Gill
bert, aged eighty-four, died near Toronto,
Canada, Sunday, whittier he went several
weeks since on business. He has been fifty
years president of the Gilbert Clock company
of Winsted. He was very prominently iden-
tilted with many large factory interests in
Winsted and with the railroad interests of
Connecticut, as we'll as the banking interests
Of the state. His fortune il estimated at
100000. He built and endowed the Gill
bert Home of Winsted a few years since at
an expense of $4,000 He was also the
promoter of a project to tunnel the mountain
so as to connect the waters of Crystal lake
with Mad river with view Of giving inereas-
ed power to about twenty Winsted factories.
His promised donation to that project was
$50, 600 and it is thought some provision has
been made in his will so that the project may
be consummated. Mr.. Gilbert was extern
sively known from Maine to California.
Personal Notes.
John Porteous of the firm of Porteous &
Mitchell, Norwich, arrived at Queenstown
Tuesday.
The wedding of J. Dunlap Beecher and
Miss Ltlla V. Willoughby will occur on We'd
nesday, July 2.
Colonel Allen Tenney of Norwich has re-
turned from trip to Washington and points
of interest in Pennsylvania.
Express Agent Fox of Plainville, who has
been confined to the house about a week, is
able to be at the Office again.
Professor A. o. Hammond and wife of
Hackettstown, N. j., are in Ansonia, where
Mr.. Hammond is having house built.
Mr.. James Storrs, the we'll known fruit
merchant of State street, Is seriously i'll at
his home on Ward street with pleurisy.
Daniel Carroll, the grocer of 140 Carlisle
street, who has been Ill, Is speedily recover
ing. DR.. James NJ. Reilly ia attending him.
Fred Guilford of this city captured Nor
wich audience recently by his fine musical
solos at a supper given by the s. L. society
at Grand Army hall.
Mrs. #. N. Stanley and Miss Gertrude
Moore, both of New Britain, will sail for
Europe on the steamer Normannia on next
Tuesday for three months trip.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Frank
O. Porter, PHI. D., instructor In the Yale
of the late Professor Chester 8. Lyman oil
| Yale.
Mr.. George Trefry spent yesterday In this
city, visiting his brother, Mr.. Trefry, the
| druggist, corner of State and Edwards
| streets. He Is of Yarmouth, Novs
Scotia, and is engaged in the Boston Office OF
| the Boston and Yarmouth line of steamers
He was formerly for several months q
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
Called d Pastor.

The Congregational church in Putnam has
voted go to to extend call to the Rev. F.
P. Sargent of Townsend, Mass, to become
its pastor at a salary of 81 500, with house
rent free and three weeks vacation q year.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01

The case against Frank A. Smith, who was
arrested for embezzlement at Mcintyre, Ma
guire &c Co.'s, went over in the city court
yesterday till tomorrow. Judge Blydenburgh
appeared for Smith,
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Sd1rciben. Grpbunaeu cimes gcBciiiten


WpropAHOCS.
Sttalu a, Snt., II. 9toUembcr. - 9te
Seamten bc8 &uiti; GcpartementS legc1
nenlg Gcpld)t nuf Die 2S0buiinus. Sheorie,
Die SctteuS oe9 &ertheiOIQerS Oes ;unI 80
&c perurtbciitCu Ni0roer5 &ird)aQ III @uuz
fen elneS Slicutcu in 2lnmeuounQ Qebradlt
merNen lou. Der Stellpertreter Oe8 >{utt;
NttllltCra hat in 8e;uQ auf Oieicu @cQcn=
itanb ertldrt, onB, mcuu triittgerSemeia uor-
gebradt merbe, OnB $rd}au nod Dem Bro
icB mabnltnntg gcmor0eH lei, 10 meroe Der
Serurtbeilte dritlid) unteriud)t meroen, ood
lei i'll Oie'er 0inIld)t fetn GeIuf elngcreidlt
morocH. Die Sebduptung, OuB Smhou
sur Selt ocS D(orocs mabnItnnlg mar, f0uue
ntd)t ais Itldlbaltig angcIeben merocn, "a
SetttnS Der Sertbet0igung mdbrcno Der
Scrbanplun9en 9itdts blerpou erudbut
morocn lei.
Is D ITO d, Snt., II. fopembcr.- Sc
mcbr lid Der Sag Der S1iurihtuug ndbert,
oero ldmercr ldeut e5 Dem perlutbetltCu
ItorOer Slrd)all Su merocn, lttncu Gleid)z
mutb III bewabren. Gr ipridJt Die 8cfiird)
tung ans, baB lein %cid)uam gcitoblen mo
'ecirt mer0en fDnne, uu0 lpunld)t, baB g%or.
februngeu getrofien mcrDen, nm Dies M
m0glid III MAIDEN. Srau Sirhull bat cine
WOrocr5, al5 CT ais yorp SomeriGt Canada
OurdDretlte, crbolten, III DEM berielbc nm IS
bittet, Oanltt CT lciuen 6reuno Dor Der &1tn=
rld)uug nod einmal belud)en tonne.
Sin mcltcree Sd)reiben III Se;uq auf Die
@rmorOUng SenmeuS lit bier ciuQetroifeu.
Die NanOldrI't bat feline AChnlid)feit nit
berlenigeu SirdauS. Der &riti 1T ans
Buffalo, 9t.0., oatirt uno non rs. ..
Sttd)Telo" unterSetdluet. Sctn inld,er Name
lit inl &uiialo'e or itGott'dlcn IbreBbuh III.
finoen. Der Sdrelber Iagt inter 2luoerem:
rSd) babe gemartet, I'M Sird)aQ cine
@elegcnbelt Su gebcn, Dem id)impilidlen
Sobe megen zines SsrbrehsnS, an oem er
undulbig lit, Ill eutgeben. SD bin an ciuer
COMPUTATION betbeili9t, beren 3met OQrin
beItanp, reifc Gnaiauoer n0d &anaoo III
loden, I'M lie Ill berauben. St5 ;lIr Ser
baftung Sirdau'S bGtten mir Elm Siireuu III
GornbiQ, gouoon." - 9aS Sd)reibeu lest
oann auSeiuauoer, oaB Senueu uid)t BON
Sud)Qu, lonoeru ppn pier leusr Goniuiratos
tOren ermorOet lpuroe, GllerOinQ'S I'M Sei
lCln &ird)uu's, ieood) obue Oeiien 3utbun.
Sud)aQ b1ttcu Bic Nt0roer lauien Qelaien.
Gum Sd)luTe Drobt Der SdrClber, oaB BON
oeu @eidymoreueu uu0 @erttsbeamten,
meldlc Sird)al Dem @al9cu iiberlieierten,
teiner BON Ser Gad)e ner Serld)u0rer per
ifont bleiben mlirOe, fau5 &rd)aQ uirtndl
ben S0enterstoo erleIoe.
Sarnia, Sut., l. gtooember. - Gin
Ntann, mcld)er anQiebl, CT heiBe BidtbnQ
uno lei pou Niidigau uaf 2Souoitod inter
megs, um SirdJnu Su iebeu, menoete Tt)
oieier Gage al Die bteii9c Yoli;ci unO CT.
iut)te lie mn &ebtrbtrgung iiber 9tad,t. 9a
er aus Diidigan fam, 10 uerntutbet man,
ooB er Scr Sdjreiber Der unlluqit uon 8ird,
aQ empfangencu SbcrleH- q Sricfc aus
SadiOu, Wtido., iit.
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Tc,p=9orfer Ta@rihten.
Ter Streit iiber oen Scuius. Srieffraaer i'm
SmnoniB nit ,8riiuipaarcn=' S,auoIeru.
-WaiIenfuratorcn iiir oem 3udcrs, Srult"

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9fem y orf, II. 9fopenlber. - Ser
Stabtratb nabm bcute eineu Seld,lGB an,
meld)er Den Genius SuperintenOenten Yor=
Ter erludlt, Der Staotbeb0rbe Die Genusbe-
rld)te ans Der smelten 2Sarb pon 9tem- 2ort
Sur Sertligung Su lellen.
= gegen Die 0erSo9tn BON MarlborouQb
maren bier bret 3ablun9sbefehle i'm Sc
lanlmtbetrage bon iiber 100000 Crmirft
morocn. Der SIR YiGnouna Der uornebmen
Stulbnerlu abgeianbte Sd)eriii tebrte Ie=
bod unuerrid)teter Sad)e mieoer ;uriid, ba
bel Der Neriogiu Nid)ts Ill bolcn 1T. Sic
beiltt bier temerlei @runobelit oDer bemeq.
ltd)es Glgentbum, uuO oaS ibr uou Dem
SermO9en tbreS peritorbenen @atten 3uite-
benbe Gtntommen bari nad bem @eiete
oon ben Slaubigern mid angetaltet meroen.
- 9bef Boltinlpeftor 3athbone itclte
pabrenO leineS fiir;lid)en 9luienthalte5 in
bleilger Staot IeIt, baB cirfa Is SrieindQer
III gebelmer SerbtNoung nit oen hieitgeu
pgrllnmaarens"O "O0nblern iteben uno benlelz
ben fir cine sewiiie SelobnIna ibre Ypitlas
den, trotoem iie ipubten, baB es iid) nm
Setru9 uno Shminbcl banbelte, an be-
itimmten Srteu ablieferteu. gtlide Der
SrteInager baben ibre Sd)ulb cingelanben
unr tbelltsu nit, oaB iic Don nerid)ieotnen
Stminoleru je s. pro &od)e fiir ibre 9ienite
erbielten. Gin Serttt iiber Die 2luaelegen.
beit lit Dem Sensralpoitmeiltsr @anamnfer
geId)ltt woroen. 3ie Stnloi9en murbeu
nlttellt VOdbricie, bic an bstannte p@riin-
maareuz"6Gnblcr abrtliirt maren, uno one
ite, menn lte tbre Snitruftionen befoIgten,
MS Eoiamt Suriidbringen mubten, aui ben
%eim geIlibrt.
- Geueral 6snrp @. Slocum, 6enrp
:. 0auemeper uno g. y. 9&bite iino III
Maiienturatoren ceS 3uder-p pSruit" ernannt
morneu
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= i. EoutS II. Jtouember. - tNcrr 9S.
Z. Eane oon Sbepenne, 9Spo., elmer ocr be
oeutcuoiten Sieb;Id)ter bcs yanoes erfldrt
er unO allc anberen StebSiidJter ueriprQd)en
lld) BON Dem geitern III Strait qetreteuen
SletldbeihauungSgeleb groBe Sortbelle,
uno Smar uid)t ultr fir ben 9lbiat in Hino~
oieh, lonberu aud fiir Die St)oai= nab
Sdmelne;iidtsr. Ser l0brelau0c Sampf,
Den europa gegen bas ameritanllhe Sieb
unb baS amerlfaniId)e Sd)nein gCiiibrt ba-
be, meroe oamit beenOet pcroen, penn Scr
Sormau0, oaB tcine Garautle geQen Die
GtnId)leppung pom Gnitedenoen Sranfheiten
gcboteu meroe, milne Opr Ger Charitable per-
ftnmnlen, baB nunmebr oaS ;um Grport be
lilmnltc Sleb tbterdrjtltd) unterlud)t per0c.
Die ,3Id)ter lOmobl, Ule Die @on'umcnten
miirOeu grobe SOrtbeile BON oem @eiet III
errparten habeIr, mn olc Serlenber Don ei1z
gep0ttltem Sleild), Die bisber 3ii6ter mle
Yublltum III unperdQmter 2Seuc au8Qe=
beuet bQttcu, miirben Oerllcren; aud Die
8abneu muroen, menu bic @onturreu; leb.
batter miir0e, blllige 6radItidpe bepilligtn
miiNeu. 9iur eln Sormurf lei ;u erbeben,
baB uQmlid) uiel Su iucitig llnteriudJuugss
itatloueu eiugerid)tet moroen leieu; fat Z
bis nliiBten oeren nlnbeiteuS 80 uorbanz
Oeu iein. tSerr Game glebt i'd Der ian9uul
id)en Sofinuug bin, OaB untcr Der neuen
9lera Der Siebtransport mn 500 Bro;eut
;lfrrebmen iperbe, oa baS amertfaulid)e gleb
ba5 aeiuubelte in Der gSelt lei.