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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
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AND tn 8euti6Iaub Iernt man
bic GptIous fenneu. aus GIbeuburg mtrb
am 6. SuIi gei9rteben: y@iae gSinbboIe bet
IN Der Rdbe OCu SIbeuburg iarsdIt@e 8sys
beeruHsen augertatet. gefferu gtahmittoa
3mtideH unb llhC erbob fid5 tn Der @eH
geHo DON &useIbit unb bon hnrt ptHtb!r
Ha5 &rOseumesr uno 6ammsLpar6su EN-
jsbr ihUeres 8emitter. gRlbreuo btHtIbCu
uerouuteIte fta pl0bIta Der 6imusI fRft be
Juc Siafieruts; bauu b0rts man Elm furhtbcs
res Sruuien uUS Goieu burd3 ote Guft. &rs
i6redt etlteu bic 2Gnte Dor bts Sbur uu6 gss
mabrteu, trte stu gBirbeIpiab bier BGume
Su SoOeu fredte. bort qduIer iarsr 9dGsr
berunbte, ioute 3Uetar, 5trob uu6 i3iegGl IN
Der 9uft btrumptrbeltsu, ale Oh etue toue
Sdnur 2uitgettsr bier ibre BnIpurgisuaGt
begiug. Rt6ts BON Der nod Bremen flibrtus
bsu Gbnufiee, chen btuteT 3nesIbaf, bate bic
Biubboie ibr 3erf0rRngemert oegonusu, ins
b.m fte etuigs Sduisr ibrer 8d8sr bsraubt.
Gnbere fart bsihdbiat, Sdums ubaefndt
bot, uH6 3Dar TO, ale oh bieielbeu glett itber
Der BurBeI f0rmIi6 G6aeorebt nGreu, begn
bic Sruafsue If guuj seripltttert, auoert
uiDeriaubsfdbigere 8dume NIT Der Burgsl
ans benz 8oSeu berausgebObeu bat. Damn
fauu man ibre SpUreu, an abgeintdten Hts
Heu, BerBauhen Dd@ernt um9eie9teu Gdns
men Oielelbeu erFeuusub, iibsr etc GbauHse
btuaber usrfuIgeu, no fe erft redt 6redli@
gebauf bat. 6ier ftebt man tibsr et.
ueu 6uS i'm DurGmefier bnIteube Eauueu
eina etuen baIbsn Nieter itber Der @rbe total
a5getuidt; iibernu, pObiu mon bItdt, OaHsIbe
3erfIEuugsmerf. @tue Strede metter gelaugt
mau gu etuer StsDs, no Usridtebeue gtale
isGs bic aGt nabs BET chamber ftshsubG ftarGe
Sdums sngIei9 nit Der an ben EBurJslH
bafteubeu Gr0e umssIegt fuO, bic Srouen
bieier Bdume fiub pie elm Guduel burh
etuunber gewebt; and ftebt man CO. 6us i'm
9ur@i9nttt mefeuOe &ids auf Oieislbe s8stie
an Sootn gsftredt. @anBe SteIle srl6eiusH
bier ME abrafirt; ffaunenb feat man uor bsr
fuTdtbaren Rraft elmer ioIheu Raturerinstp
Hung. SIMMER meter uue meter treten ste
nsr6erbIi6eu 5pureu tieier gspaIttgsuBHbs
brsut aui. SsHieits bes 2peeLbdter SaRaIS
bat fie In tbrsr 3er6Oruugswutb mebrsrs 96us
Ter t9eiIs gauB abgsbedt, tbetls total Gem
grbtobeu gIetdl ssma&t. @ItidIiGer ggeie
ift fsiu Grandchildren 80 bellnseu; Giue Rraa
bat 6abur6 eiuen armbrud erllttsu, 6aB ibr
etu berub fiirseuber SaIieu aui ben arm
fipI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
Stast 8alttm0rs.

Bib. Ruabe's sAgbEttsrBtcut
= 6iir 6as am 8ltttuO9, ben 6. auguh, TN
ySuIttmortr SGtissupart" On Der BsIGirS
ROaO ftattfubeuSe SahEes Bicuic Der arbsi.
ter Der tpohIbsRanutsn gBiIb. Rnabe'i6eR
BtanOirbrit purbs iOIssuOes Ssf. uub gres
tntiu s&omtte eruannt: Sris 5dttrer Brdfs
bent, Sari Srsuu 8icesBrdRbent, Ssrnharb
6ortIeb Gefretas Rub aBtlbEIm SorHenIaHg
SAabmeiEEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
9}r. 175.
9ns Chfrr ciner aburI, 1.
9trhaiiuus tInss 8trbrs6srs zrios tn 3shas
9OeF. MHRis @pUStplR's traatiGsS

gOsF. aHHis @eOSRtas traaiiasS
NGaSe.
HeU gorf, %. Sutt. - Or. 0uun 9.
gtcScUl9al 0On 9tr. 2l7, ySeir123. Stru6e,
stn jEuser giaHu, RamenS 2ugul 5arriiOn,
oOn gIr. %, gSshsl23 SuaBe, unN 6aHHs
Shaw ron 9fr. lO7, Git=l05. Stra6e, iinb
psgcu etner an llHuie Goo0min uerhbteu 1bs
nrtloH, m2lte oen Go0 oes yRdOdjens 3ur Foige
bate, oThaltet UorOeR. 4uuH max pom anger.
ssmOhulthtT ShUnheit. Ste drbetcte IN
pals @I5arCttenz Sa5riR. 5arrlion mar ikr
Elebhabsr unO ltGllte oa6 MtQoheu, ais iid bic
BOlgen ecs Guhllmiies bemCrilth mahten,
uHisT Die BehauOlung oes 8Oitors. mclhgr
AuuR III neT 9Sohuuug Der 6ruu Sham uuters
orld]ts. ST. YEt8OHlq0l III 10 Sabre alt uu0
'dledlt bdumunoet. Die yehe oes Oidod,eus
m oerldnuH0en, uuO g uerIGutet, onB 0ielelbe
pom 2otyor sur 9tGdltyeit ans Dem 6aue ents
1erHt uno btleItlgt mur0e. Srau Cham III etue
Wd'tTIH uHb erbielt pou Or. Wic0oneal
$40 iliT ihreH NHtbtll an Der SaGe. 6arriou
6ammt aus EIHer oer aHgciGbenhcu Slmilleu
9arlem'5.
(Spdt'r) - Die EOlSei bat crmittelt, oas
,St. 0hha6 &emeteru" inter
ee,.. .,-..,.I Sane lA-,iou b.srOiat moroeu in,
uuo oaB oaS Sobes &crtifitat, icute Der 8e.
eroiguugSs grIaubuiBiacm hOu am II Suli
auSgeItellt murben, obGleIdl oas 0ld0deu erft
am y. SuIl ftarb. 8lcbter Bouer in barlem
Dor mel6em Die 2luaeflagtsH bcute ein 8erhBl
teitaHoeH, ftelte Mtt0oulaal inter SIC, 1000,
6arriIOH inter $2500 Huo 6anu1 Sbau inter
$500 8iirgitnit Sin neitcreS &mb6r if uuf
ud6ften {Sreitag anberaumt. UtcDonIgat be.
fist BateHtt qul eiH mad tbm bsnanuteS SolIs
pflaffeI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
Irr @einmnrft.

Rew'Dort, %. SnlI. - TOlsenbGs
Hub bic S@luBunttruugeu: @eI6 er6ffuste 1u
24-44 uub ihIO6 gu q BrOjeut.-Sterliaa.
gSe&lel $4.84f auf iehelig Gage u. $4.88E
ant Stht. 8uHbessSb!tgatioueu: 4.preB.
1911 44'pros. 10S, S.prOJ. -. Sftieu:
aoams gTpres $50, GeutrOi Bactfc S2B,
GbeiaDeaie Obto "a, grie 26t, Ditto BriOr.
65, Sutnots Central 1854, 2afe Sbors
lOs4, BelD Serieg Central 1859, Nnrtb'
8eaeru lll4, bitto Brior. 144, gteD.0orI
Central lO72, SbiO Wiitifppt 24t, Ottto
8rior. S5, 8tttsbnEa 1876, Reabiua 45i,
ct. Bnul 7Sf, Ditto BriOr. 1l72, 8efsru'
uRion 838.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
RiinfIer.Ghr.

Rep'D Dorf, %. SuIt.-9eIiu g. 8ierci
bat i'm Suprem. SrIdBte gsgeu ibrsu @atteu
Serrge 8. Bierce, peIder inter Dem Qfumeu
n9utG Dturpbp" betannt lit. aui Sdeloung
setlagt, Ste,beihuloigt tbn unerlaubten UNI
qaHges nit SIOra &heiter, elmer @hpeter oes
Sraueu5tmmers, tpeldes itdI in SerbiuounQ
nit Der Jerpcomb.Ysoerer' ihen @uaeIegeubeit
cine 9eruiiit ROtorist6t ernarb. 6err 4ierce
oner btslmehr n0uth Rurpbpd erildrt, bag
Ct gar ntdlt Bierce beige unO ME in etnem 9e,
ben nit Der SIageriu oerhetratbet geneisu iei,
iOwle oaB Qeetsre iIh tiberhaupt nidt in oer
ga9e beiiHoe, cine aeisbItdD giiIttae She eiusn.
aeheu, "a ibre friibare gbe nit SIomau, Dem
6lOtsnbloier, Rur ourh etHe bsidrdntts g6ei.
buug Guigel0f porOen let.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
StIOrsmihe nm ttusn sambTsr.

BhilaoeIpbiu. %. SuIi.-3nn htst
bier erniie Reiorgnife iiber oas S6idiaI bes
noripegiidlen Sbfoanpiers .Sisne, ;" tpeIhsr
am 10. SuIi nit eluem Sargo Bananen Don
Bort antonio bier absius. 9as 1ahr;eug,
DeId1ss "a @eui4eu Gul Sorb bat, if ieit ists
Gaaen t1llig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
sdlnn mfrnrr rfn 6nfLn1

RtnReapOIis, Ntuu.. %. Jait. -
Cine Spestalbepeiae Der yEribune" ans
Cargo. T.-D., melhet: pgtH &ptlun fegte
mn u5r beute Ra4mtttGs bur9 ben moro.
Ii1e Sb;u bteies &OuHtbs. 8ieIe Rsui@su
tameu Hm's 2ebsu. Rdbers GiussIubeiteu
febisu End1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
Nishmarfre.

gafs9tbtrtp, Ba., %. Sill. -
Stiubuieh: 3ufnhr so, Berisnenus $50;
Prstie uartirteu SwtiGeH 81. 90 nno $3.50
- SGDtine: 3afubr 800, s5sritnoHua
700; Breiie uuritrtfu aplineR $3.50 Hu6
s4.O0.-S9aafe: 3ufHsr 1900, BsiaenbHus
500; Brsiis usriiEteu luiISsn $500 Eu6
81, ,8n-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
aRarft ,.uD H5rJs.

GtberPooI, %. 9HIf.-I2. 80 Radmits
tags. SaHmnplle: Hmerifauiihe g2itteliorte
6.9I16, DO. gsp SrIeane-Bie SetI1ufe
betrugeu 1000 SaIsu, Spstulatlou uub
Gusfubr 500, 3ufubr 5000.
2oubou, %. SuIt. - Ser. Stouteus
SbIigutioneH: 4spr03. 124, oitto AZ proE.
O4,-Attisu: u. @. &. 371, Ditto Prior.
6, Canada Bacific 83s, Srte 26B, Ditto
Brior. 1855, SGiuoia'GeutraI 1871, Ulerlcar
43, ct. BauI IS, RepaDorf Central 1lO4,
BeuuIpI0auta So, Reabiug 2Ss, WsriCau'
Central 76,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
grfOIat nas SeilpitI stonT,n,s

Rep.gorf, %. SuIi.-OSerft GhaiI,s
Song, Der bstaHute afrtfas9Retlsu6e, wurbe
heute IL 9romH'Potut, R..D., nit RarIe
atbsIia SammOno, elmer Eo3Ier hes uerRors
bereu @sasruIs 5ohH 3ammoHe. Pstzertv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23

81. 5ObHs, RS, %. 5uli.-gbomns
O!toer bat nahe 5GmiltOu Sulet, 2abrGoor.
BRET letuer RtuOer uuo banu fib leIbit get0oa
tet. Setue Eruu uuO ietu dItshsr Sobu uG.
rem 8Hr d3:it abDsieuc. Sh0er mar i1pers
mltt9Is HaO CGrmutbItb geiftssaef0Et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
GbateIfe gdiifsnodlridlttYr.

Uf 90 i'll {, @. SuIi. - anqeiommen: otr 8ams
PER .egeaiiIa,~ Don RsDzgorf nab 9lasgeD bts
ftlmmt.
Stjarb. p. 9ui. - Balfirt: 6er Dampfsr .g2ars
auela Dc Santurce," ooI Baltimore uGd goGon,
@nglan6, beimmt.
s MEL @tgbt. p. SuIi. - Bniiirt: ser Dams
pier rSepdntoa ron Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
8rfefR,

Die In ZEN ,nsIiin.n glansrn ans.Htsi pnYsn unA
6srtu Sbr.fiGisE esm RamtnssaIaugt mao Dtuilbe
fHb:
Bameua9ife:
@r0S Dlts u. Or. ap., Sorr Dlts 9iIis, fSeIbmauu
Dds Gpbta, S5elomann 9liiabttb, GroB Dire. Uluris
9rpB Tis 2sis, 6ummtr Uhs eisns g., S,in D2rs,
Rrnuie Ulrs. S0bn e.. U9uItin Dig Bsifis, 8lina
glIs. g9m., Sdpaye DlTs. s. 30, Siarr glrs. Ulas
thI6t Dr., StetHsI DliB elite, gB1snsr IliB gsaIs.
StrTen uEtftc:
Sts Si1o'. porn 3. s., aauimanH G., Ruufmonn
gfTy Rsiier DnHtsl, arns Sob, gGmbsJt ggm. g2eus
mann RihnTe, Bbihp5s I. g., GommtG gllbus
Boli aorsas, .3immsImann 8.
BEEidttbeHss:
&oltb, glr. 1915, SotonitrnBs; gir. 1881, BATE
AptuEe; 9iL. 1912, Bari 4psuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23
adlt @euiden al Sone uerbrQurt,
SdrrfIihe GnmiIirntrnnanir.

&tuctUu IT, %. SuIi.-g6t Renideu
tameH hsute Abenb eurd einsR 8ruuo in ets
ueM GeHeneuthanie bier um's 9ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-07-23

Qpubeu, %. SuIt.-9as annette @arbe.
@reuabter. Battalion, ueIhes 1Er Strafe fir
istue RtirsIibe Standardization uam Rerz
muea ueIisRt rlroe, mariHtrte beute friib
mad Der 8IctOria Snbnfattou, um isine
Slstie ausutreteH. Gtue aus ctrIa 20, 600
BgiOueu beftsbeuhe SOltsmsuSe beQlsit.te
Sie SoIb atsu unter fcrtUIbreubeu 5o6rufsu
puu Der Saierne naG bem Bobnboie. Gus
Battalion rstfs per @tienbabu bts nucu @buts
ham, no ss auf cem EruppeniGiff .Gau1ur1
ttugsIGtfft pHrSs. Die bsfts ManuesIu6t
kArrtonte
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-17
n. White Furniture Graz.

New York letter TO Chi,ago Herald:
Tho white furniture craze which has set
in is something appalling. Every other
woman bGvs a Pot Of white enamel paint
and proceeds to strike terror to the hearts
Of oil beholders by smearing end daubing
everything with which she comes 10 con
tact. 1t is all very well where The is con-
tent with taking the I'D wOoden-backed,
tplint-bottomed chair that Aunt Sally left
or some hiIeous bureau which has been
relegAted to the back hall, but Shen she
ynthlessly sacrifices her pretty cherry and
oak suits IN passing fad then she Is in
deed terrific idiot the dainty Louis
Qlartorze cabinets, desks and dressing
tables which come in White are enough To
turn any wOman's head. but she who has
q mo ierate inccme hsd hest consider long
era she paints her furniture Ghite. Tor the
hour will surely come when she will long
to paint IL red.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-17

=,
hVlng OUTSIDE insteao o' nAae INC ouss
SoiIG "e~<h 10 iSI on tne tuI.'nL
anu ex'a'emen', httie drtaiI' on aaIly
ine' Trivia ~ Mh"I IlnltA' NOW OSp ~
interesting Our iaE"tte au'hor' W
musk we ""@ "F 'T"nali'ihSS " .ne
lew ch0sA'n "nt" MAKE up ur sum oa .
HAnqu'l naPp'h'aA Anu NaI'hen wa
'etilhR uiA
her nrIce; w'io love 'oI 'H""Iy eSs'
court ''ah 'eit her' Out IN 'tA stead vas =
&hoer' cH"risIHd 'n"I''orJ uiat wo.iS
never die Hhs drN'ilsAd niilrh ~ hei
un'e W hef tatlri' AnI Euaa1rn'si 'ouhan
Nt'a Sh'r.H ny tne in1riN,.' Sne p'Spllytu
IN tnr g'aru~n' anu t''e htt'ecOnservSIor9
was mr esFAH'Hl cara
again was sunny AuGuSt' ana var
men, Sat,'d IN hrf c''a'"r Tongue ~ltH'h
ner myrtle tH,wrr "htre tue ta r'aS
mingled IN oell'1"tlA l'FoiuAion win Tie
nl.rk aniny l''AHtH" ~ tla' SHRUB aiHI many
htt'e drtails OF feminine occupation
nIlf1Ne4N kllAk HIlfA HtnanN MUM OIL DlaT Tune
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-17

How often do we see this on the faces
Of children and. alas. Of people who other
wise are healhyT What causes it, Bad
Blood. The thought is terrible; the
trouble d worse. No ordinary help can
remove Il. Il requires somsthing un'
usual. Do not take cheap sarsaparilla,
or blood purifiers. You must have some
thing that has proven It's power IN both
Europe and America. General Wheat
croft Nelson. Of London, says: my
experience in the English army. rs wei
% In America, conyinces me that ROthtnt
20 thoroughly purifies the blood. or add
TO the health, vigor and life, % Dr
.Acker's English Blood Elixir"
This grand Elixir Is sold by druggist
in oil parts Of America Il 10 good
pure, honest medicine. Try it to-day.
SOLD BY ALLEN & chaplain
Sole Agents, North Yakima. Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-17
sTRAYEDl

UNRoN NY PLACE on THIRD STREET.. A
y la1nei bay mese. din bsand on sigh!
llolnd; llitahis Elvsrd VII y Pald a.. - y
t1fn gag. v. keonAN'
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-17
VII.

Time sped on. Winter was replaced
By spring. The soft DPvonian hills and
dales were clothed In their freailssa en-
clald tintA The Yea was tossing gayly,
IN II Il too rejoiced In this universal re
juvenescence. The garden at The N.Y.
ties vas beautiful with the gracious
sepnt laden flowers Of spring.
Cousin Adela. accompanied BY old
Don. the colOnsliR retriever. wa1
busily engaged In experimenting the
finishing touches Of the gardener,
and then buth pronouncrd Il perfect.
The DARK background Of myrtles. tha
hyacinths that psrfumed the cir, tho
vivid tuIips. the pPFiwinkleA the lals.
tender pFimruar Gtill lingering. and be.
yun.l al this the GloriOuS "a full Of am
bient light.
II think this Il a very happy place.
praeh.- observed Mis- Hewitt; go
bright and chPeffuLr
''It Is. num- replied Peach, succlnct.
l.. "And these gardens do Fpray the
labor. The rolunel and mis- will Be- rial
eh.4OsDSs 'sngasa ~ tSbsana VIZ,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
AMY AVN NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

wsrhsncton Nov 1o-sccond Lieutenant q. H..
Preston has been transferred from Troop 10 Iroop
L. and Second Lieutenant A. ". Perry from Troop IL
to Troop I, 9th Cavalry. Second Lieutenant Wits
Uliue 10Th Infantry has been attached 70 company
g. and ordered to Fort Yates, n. d. Captain II. e..
Armstrong LIST Infantry, has been ordered to con-
duct a detachment Of recruits from New-fork 10
Division OF the Pacific. Second Lieutenant y. W.
Wheeler 5th Artillery has been ordered 10 an examna
ton with view to transfer to the Ordnance Depart
ment First Lieutenant Robinson. jr 18th Cavalry, to
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
The so,lowtne assignments to regiments Of second
ientenants Of infantry promoted from noncomms-
stoned officers have been made:
Second Lieutenant Henry J. Hunt. to the 18th IN
faptry from corporal. Company l. 14th lnfantFy)'
second Lieutenant Charles j. Miller TO the i1th Imam
try from first sergeant Troop M, sth cavary Second
Lieutenant John r. Seyburn to the gath Infantry IRON
sergeant Company A, 18th Infantry; Second Lieu
tenant Giles G. ORD to the 18th Infantry from quar-
sergeant LIST Infantry; Second Lieutenant
lanes T. DODGE to the 14th Infantry from sergeant
Company D. 18th Infantry.
The general oourt-martial appointed to meet AZ
West Point N. Y, September 90 has been dissolved
general court martial has been appointed TO meet al
west Point. NJ " Friday November u. for the trial
of such prisoners as may be brought before it, Inc
detail for the court is First Meutenants John A. L
dcn 4th Artillery John D. c. Hoskins, 80 Artiiery
Wright p. Edgerton Cd Artillery; Harry F. Hodges
and Joseph E. Kuhn. Corps OF Engineers George :
Barney, Cd ARTILLERY; Second Lieutenant Frank NC
Intyre, 10th infantry; First Lieutenant James B.
Petit. 1st Infantry Judge Advocate. Captain Will
lam n. Tisdale, LIST Infantry, and First Leutenan'
Robert London, 5th Cavalry, have been detailed as
members Of the Board Of Survey convened at the gen
enc depot of the Quartermasters Department Phia
deIphia, vice Captains Theodore F. Forbes Dun i"i""
try, and George A. Dodd, Sd Cavalry. relieved.
Captain Harry Reade, 25th Infantry, has oeen
nlaced on the retired list on account Of disability not
incident to the service.
Surgeon Howard Smith has been placed on the 70
tired list OF the Navy to date from November TO- l"9o
Chief Engineer David Smith has been detached G
connected with the State, War and Navy Budlng anu
ordered to duty as member Of the steel InspeGho en
BOARD IHeutepant Walter s. Hughes has DgI ~
ordered to duty In charge Of the branch aS
once at NewOrleans. The Navy DepartmcnI mas
been informed that the United states steamers Jahs
town and Portsmouth arrived at Hampton ROADS TO-
day. - e......rv Tracv has
written to W. d. Chipley, Of this city tnat tne
Department expects TO send the sPy o, and nraotce
later i'm the season. The date has not yet been hea'
The Secretary ntmates that he may at'oho 'ne Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
UNVEILiNG A MONUMENT

doNoRING THE MEMORY OF JOHN FIrCH-THosE
WHO TOOK PART In THE SERVICES.
The ceremonies attending the unwilling OF the monu
mont In memory of John Fitch, In kensico Cemetery'
Westchester County, yesterday afternoon were OF u
Usual interest At half past 1s O'Clock specal "si'
tarrying among others General James W. Husted'
Frederick S. Tallmadge. Samuel l. knieht' fmheas "
Lounsbury, Samuel Shethar. Charles e. Landon, VIII
lam E. Dodge Stokes. Edward ID. Adams Alien .. Ap-
gar. samuel l. Knight, Edward Kearny. James F. SUIT
ton Henry L. Terrin. Gardner wetherbee Joseph o.
Miller. Reese Carpenter, Edward Trenchard. George
Isardiner Fry, Dr. w. o. Moore, Edmund G. Under
hin. II. Edwards Ficken Charles l.. Pilger, A. IL.
sytnaton Francis tombstone Hobson DR.. NJ L. Christie
n. &. Finpey the Rev. Louis French, the Rev. Alex
ender Hamilton and George A. Ritzer left the Grand
Central station arrived at the cemetery at O'CLOCK
Carriages were waiting for the large delegation,
who were taken at once to the monument
,ybe monument which designed by II. Edwards
Ficken the architect stands hill overlooking the
rre cemetery II is of Cape Ann granite and Is sur
mounted by Druid cross. General Hustled, as presl-
DENT of the Cemetery Association introduced the cere
monies by presenting the plot of ground on which the
monument stands the Society Of the Sons OF the
Revolution 1t accepted in behalf OF the society
nv Frederick S. Tailmadge. In eloquent speech re-
counting the virtues of him TO whom the monument
After che Row. DR.. Brockholst Morgan had read the
bura service of the Episcopal Church. the statue was
unveiled. The visitors then taken TO the house
on the cemetery grounds where MAJOR am Dag o.
ais capture. After a sumptuOus luncheon had been
served the guests assembled IN one of the rooms and
listened 10 eloquent speeches 10 praise OF Judge Fitch
Dodge stokes T. s. Tallmadge General Hustled and Dr..
Morgan. The guests returned to the city at O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AARKET&
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINos.
The wheat speculation halted In face OF the wan
Street excitement Only bushels were traded
in the options. Operators loath to do anything
for fear OF disturbance Of the Clearing House ar
rangemcnts made for the rolef Of the financial strn
gency. At time prices broke 3s cont, due largely
to Bradsreets report Of increase Of nearly
bushels In the available stocks east OF t1e hoShy
change eSerted an influence through exaggerstion:
shsrplly ended the market on reports that the IMAM
clal situation was "all right" December options
opened at 81 O5 1-2as O5 DIG, but declined 70
81 Oh 1-2. The last price showed recovery o,
neaJy 1 cent. May fell from 81 90 30 20 ~ 70 IL
gains Of 1894 cent. Cash wheat advanced Lag
IL cent, with 10000 bushels being ta3on oy OK
p0rters and the like amount by mlnefs
The report of Bradstreets t1ae the sOcks OF yo.n
east Of the Rockies had declined over
100000 bushels taken for export. ,., A. ..s..
Oats were strengthened by symPatny wlm sno juliet
cereals and the options ended 1-268-e cent higher
Lard was firm, with the options UP oeo poih's
The final quotations were as p pnomss. q, ox "a
January ri Oe So May, 81 90 3-e.
Com-November, SO 5-sc; December, 90 1-4c; jan
nary 90 $50; May, 81 3-6c.
(sts-November 40 1-8c: DECEMBER 40 oac' 'an-
u'y 20 Ms' as 80 co. February
the receipts of grain and flour at New iorh. PhiIa
delnha baltimore and Boston reported yesteuM as
as follows: Wheat, 6o.1o6 Dusncts' uur nos S9a
bushels nour SO $50 PACKAGES Az Cnlcago' mws a.
kee and st. Louis the arrivals were esI hnsSsas
hnshels corn 900 GAO bushels oats Sov:S9s puyne~
total grain. 9o2 01s bushels; houf, 4o'o1o parre"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
A LAW snEyOGRAPHBRy TRUST.

Chicago, Nov 10 (special).-A surprise was DC
cssioned to-day by a decision OF Judge BAKER hoaine
that the Chicago Law Stenographers' Associa.'on -
trust Three years ago majority OF the shorr'tah'
reporters of Chicago organized to protect themselves
from what they termed unbusness-like competitoh'
Certain rules regarding rates and grades OF WORK "ero
adopted, and by the bylaws any infringement was
punishable by fine Of not less than 80 nor more ta
s25. The trust first encountered difficulty during the
Cronin trial R. Wilson Moore Joseph H. Dundas anu
Florence A. Carrier bid for the countys WORK uu'i"s
the trial and received the contract After doing part
% the ,vor, they claim J. L. Bennett. willard a..
Edwards and Frank W. Petit undeibid them and
obtained it. Roth parties were members OF inc
Chicago Law stenographers Association ana inc irs'
named reporters claimed that their comp titors ma
infrIneed the rules Evidently the trust was not strong
enough to settle the dispute, and last May Moore ana
his associates filed suit in the Circuit Court CLAIMING
sa 600 damages against Bennett, Edwards and Petit
The claim was based on the trust contract Inc De
fendants' attorney demurred. on the general GROUNDS
OF no for action Ihls morning 'u"ss ~~"S'
sustained the demurrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
co,,pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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