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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-08
@rfaltunsem uuo sdlmer3em III Oct Snnge
eebeilt.
gib1orb. gsisc. q %opemS.r 1885.

IibIdno, lSi$c., d. gtopeul6er 1885.
Or. Gaptuap- gSertber oerr! SD polte 5bneu
doH idn9it elnt9e 3eeH sum Kobe Sores SarIapurlIz
laH@Jteoluent lshreibeH. Bor aChtjebn SGhren cIt5
plabl tcp oiGieS Nittel 81. Stmmsrmanr IN SpatoHa
no, VttRH, Der mir Elm aHgldbrl9er SrenHo 9sueleH
par, uno ia9te lbm, bag es feH beeres Udtel gcger
grtaltuHg uro SdmerJeH in Der SrH9e 9ebe. VI uer'
udte eS uHo o1Rtte mir oann piemals, bISutu9eHo,
aaB es tein beere5 Nilttel 9e9e1 oieie araHtbeteu
9ebe, nRo lebt empIiebt er IS islnen EaiieHten Sd
engpfab e5 audl nrH. Sirbp, eiEem Apotbeter IN
SlpatonHa, uEo iebt bait er es porrdthis ,}n gppea
ton, lStSc., iuuros id nit ctHem lnnaen Uanne be-
tannt, Der elHcu lhlmmeH 0ulen bate, uno BON Dem
nan beiIrdiete, oaB er bic SdlipHoiud)t betomueu
niiroe. SD emplabl Sbr Observation-Disclosures,
u1o nab elnieer Seit lab ld bn irb uno geiunb; er
bridte mir parm bic 0GHo uHo ia9te mir, oas er
obne mid iest begrabeH ein uiroe. IS bat bn iebr
ihRen sebeit. Dor uH9edGr ieC1sSebR SGbreH fam
Elm piaHn ju mir (lH 9ulutb) uHo ia9e, buB leiHe
fSrau an eintm NueH rbe; er bdtte jpe AerIte uers
filtt, ober obHe GrioIs SD empfabl 56r S0ri0para
liam, uHo mad ctni9en 2a1cH mar Ite 9siuHo. gSeur,
SiEoer buiteH, 10 iii cine 9oiiS geHu9, lie 81 beeH.
Sd orte HotuIaIs meiE @ritauHen l6er olee QrSHei
aus uHo lam Rur 5ebem ratbeu, oieiebe i'm oauc Az
babeu ne perbitet in u.Lcn 6dlen cine tpcre aran'
Gcitu. |. 10.
Sbr er9eheHer Is. Sruld1te
3u 6a6en bel elpotb.teru. 81 Die Slaite.
Or. 9taonap CO., 9tr 81, lSGrreHtra6c,
Nenzyort.
Rs- In D a Bublitum.-G5ebet fiber uub psrs
Ian9t Taopnne nR0 iebe bag ,Hao,pan" ON
Dem If. mas Ihr fduTt
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Mrbeit 1tu0 Suhft.

Sibpeming, Mid,., 7. Sftober.-9ie
Sergleute unb iOnitissn slrbeiter Der umlie.
genben Grubenwerte iinb flir fiirsere Saqes=
arbeit ausgeitanoen. Ser Strite inpulpirt
etlua 10000 Dtann.
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NeriMmuuoctt.

Gan 6ranSisco, Z. Sftober-Sanl.
3immer, SefretGr beS y9lmerican Council
gtr. G, Sroer Of Gboien 6rienos," wirp ieit
leetsm 9flttnod errniBt,unO nit ibr$6OOO
bon benz @elbe bes Sroens.
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Cine gro6e GxEnrton
nad) Seun tuuuocrpollen Sbal bon
Yirstnien.
VerIa6t Baltimore nadl Eparofe ant gou>
ueritas Wprgcu, Den &. Sftuber,
uno fomntt juriid am Samita9, pcu f8. Ct
tnhrr t2nn.

uno fpmntt juruf aM SdmIta9, ocu 18. Ct
tpber 1890.
Gin guftorsuertuui pon $50 iEreren, Sots i'm
gSSooonnozBarf" in eaeHtlideH 6anodsz@entrum
TretGg, ben II. Sftober iatt Gieie nidt9e G1rInpz
etgeHtbums AiiGire tietet cihe o'e!sgeHbet, cine
arobe Saeestour ourh Die Jie9ior Der gro6teH San
oeis= uHo Snouiirie=2 2tluitat, Die 9e9eHpQrig i'm
SoeH eritrt, 81 MAIDEN.
Die Baltimore S6os" uro Die oSbenaHooa6z
Salleu=SabH" babeH arrangements 9etroifen, nm in
Baltimore uIo auf daeH SmihenitatloEen Siilcte
nab JloaHote Su uertauIeH, melte Srr HidIGbrt 1ur
ir9eno eineH 3u9 tnnerbalb iuH 209en pom IS. Sts
resuIdren 9iate toiten. Gas Oiiifreiies Iilet poH
Baltimore aus ielt iit auI 50 mo poH aHoereH
BuntteH auI cine oerhdtriSmd6i0 neori9ere State
fodnofeS GntluideluH9 III zines Der BbdnomeHe Der
Jeti9eH aftiuit6t oeS 2Ioens. Die GuBerlt tberaieH
SabHrdteH lperoeH suiammen nit Der oben erludbHten
peSiel portbeibafteH. ginSeH 0jeegerbeit iIr cine
Gelo0nldae IN @'runoei9eHtbum Don BrlmdzG Gualttdt
cine ungenohnih 9rose 3ahl beoeuteEoer SpeulanieH
ans Baltimore, NbiIaoelpbia, g9dibin9ton, Nagersz
topn uHo aHoereR Srter GnlodeE uno obre 3meliel
ubitaHtiele RelItate, niht allcH ftr 9oonote, onz
bern aut anoere utdlti9e Stdote uro SrthalteH an
Der 3oute iidlern. Dies lit eiue 2butlade, oeren ii
ntilt aleiH SrIHoei9c cEtGuTsz zA9cnteH I'M aueemeiz
neH eraHerH, loEoern duh III lbrem egeneu hterelle
beHuteH lollteH.
0ds gi9enthlnr, peldleS Die ngSoohlano 8arts
Sanoz9ompagrie" an IL SttOber uertauien mill,
lie9t i'm Geitaitsz uno pauoesz@eHtruH pon 3o0z
note uro tarn nitt periebIen, enorme Iroe fir Die
adufer abSuperien. Der Iriioeut Der "2SooblaEoz
YdrtzSaHoz9 9ompaene" lit Sor. Sames z. Simnlon5,
elm D(arpldHoer uon bctdnnter SGblateit KHo Gjez
ihd1tsruT uHo bieeS llnternebmen bdrt ousltllieRz
LID duI oem Ie9itimen geroenjt, uehes in Rodnoie's
Tapoer, eHtIhleoe1er uno permaHenter Sanbelsz unb
SHonltrle=SHtpldeluns bearlHoet it, gao
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9er Sermber oes 2nitmoroes bel &eipsig
pcrbaitet.

Serlin, Z. Sttober.-2(m letten Don't
nerita9 9lbeno murOe, pie bereits gemelpet,
IN Der gtdbe BON geipSig Die geid)e zines
entleBltf Ueritiimmelten fleinen MGoheus
9eIunoen. Der Sopf mar ihr nabesu pom
fnmpfe getrennt, Der Sorper nit Wteiierz
ltl9en beoedt unp Der Sauh aufgedlitt.
Die Slene mar, che lie get0btet wuroe, &C.
ld)Gnoet. Gs iteute id) ipGter beraus, OaB
Die %eldle Die Der Sebnidbrigen 3ou Suillon
mar, oeren Sater ueben leinem @eld)Gfte ais
Sufldmtep elu SafieebauS betretbt. gfunz
mebr lit e8 Der YOliSei 9eluu9eu, ben ent-
menidten Sbdter in Der Yerion zines Gage
lobnerS, 9tamens Suber, Su uerbaiten. Ser
ielbe lit perbeiratbet unO Sater pon ied)S
fleluen Stnbern. Gr legt groBe &ene al
ben Sag mo bat ein polles @eltdnOniB alb
QeleQt.
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Alalaria in ibrsn usrfbirbensn Gor-
men gebfiIt unb urrbitst.
Sr. &abipaB's
SariaparilIiam Heioluent!
Gus srOBe Slutreini9un9Sz Nittel.
Bur SeiIuna auer dbroniid,en 1ranfbeitsn.

G5roRiiter 9fbeumatiSmnis, itropbuIoie Scioer 0rs
ieroeihmult, trodenes SuIeIH, Srebsleoen, 2uHeeHs
ihplte NlittrantbeiteE @idt, gBacriltbt, ru9liite
Srantleit SaI3Tiu, SroHtii5, SdiuiHoiutt II. /. 10
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Guropdiid)e &abelbcrihte.
Gin seniationsprpses in sranpembars.

Serltn, 7.Sttober.-Sor benz Sfmurz
9erlfte 5u SanbSberg on Der gSartbe in Der
TroplnS Sranoenburg miro I'M SAME bieler
gSohe Der HroseB ge9en ben @utsbeiiter
hermann Gben auf Sd)loB Sf)laeentbln bet
IrnSmaloe beginner. Ser anqetlaate wirb
beld)uloiat, lett Sabren bic &inSer pon 'Sur-
oerten Der Su ieinem Sute seboriaen Sauern
9enllBbrad]t nno tbatldfltj bic ganse her
aniuablenbe Su9enO bes 0orfes Sd)lagenz
thin burd) Ieine uniittlid)feit cprrunpirt III
baben; er 1T ferner belhulbiat, iet)s ooer fe=
ben ainoer, pelte i'm sur 9lnseiQe III brtn-
gen gebrobt batten, burd @,t aus Der gSelt
9eld)afft 81 baben. Die Staatsanmaltid)aft
bat piernnoadtsig 3eugen porgelaoen, oaz
ruHter ben etgenen Sobn oeS Inqeflagten,
ipeldler tbatidGltt] Die Insei9e gegen ieineu
Sater eritattet bat. llebrtsens mus geiagt
iperben, baB ber 9lngefla9te BON isnen 9taf)>
barn unD allen, Die lbn nGber fennen, fir
gellte8franf gebalten iutrb. 2lls Dor Sabren
letne erite 5rau 9eitorben mar unO ibm slpet
Sobne un0 cine edssebndbrige Sod)ter
blnterlalien bate, beiratbete er mad flirSer
3elt Die btsberige @eiellidaiterin ieiner
Nrau uHo lperrte MN, Iene Sod)ter erller
Gbe III Elm SburrnSimmer unD bielt ne bprt
lan9e Sett gefqngen. Der etne letner
S0bns purne SffiSier, muBte aber iueseu
letd)tiinniger Strei6e ben abid)ier nebmen.
Gem Sater fauite ibm nun Elm 9aupfs
ld)tnSs BILLET na9 giemsYort unO Elm @ilens
babnbillet mad Sremen, CAB oem Sobne
aber ntd)t etnen gfennig GelO nit, 10 bdB
er pDuig ntittellos in amerifa anlangte.
Sleleid)t lit bieier bier perporben unO geitors
ben. Gben pnrOe MIN INNER ercentrilfer
nno ernapaganter, uno in ieiner 9tadbar>
ldJart erSdblt man ii6 bon pielen ieiner per-
un9liidten Streid)e. 90 lieB er !. 9. bel
etner 9ele9enbett, ais lllanen I'M Sfloiie
e1nqnGrttert paren, ale eiue 0aus- uuo
Slebnld9pe III lllanen=llniformen itcden unD
III Otelem SOitiime inl SfloBbofe aufmar.
Id)ren. ST pfegte audi III allen 9aoeorteu
umbcrSureilen uno piel Gelo me9;umerfcn,
oenn er lit lebr uerm0geuo; er CAB lid babel
9emObnlid) fir einen Sarou aus. Giner
letner Sriiper lit pom S0nig Don YreuBeu in
ben abelsianp erboben worben. Ntau itebt
Dem Serlauie Oieier Sade, Die lid ;u elmer
cause celebre 9eitalteu wiro, nit Spaunung
entge9en.
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,,Ssin 0emidJt in Golo tuertb."

Den IA. SdHudr 1888. gnguft, Ga.
Or. Rabuap: SD babe atIe Die peritieoenen
Dttel, Die i'm Darfte iino, obne grioG9 uerIudt, ais
rsunS s' mir r.tb br sobs Tssi m osbrapsn aD t
SD iolstc ieiHem 9fatbe uRo sebrautte 6aiiel6e an
meinem SIb9elent uno on meiHem 9nie uno mar Su
Stanoe, msinen Ehihten HatbSusebeH. SD bate iebr
Ianee an 9tbeumotismus 9elteH. SD usroe ME obne
u. . u. iein. ba es ieH @epidlt IN Sob mertb it,
Weine SHUTTER iuuroe ourb a. u. 1. in ,lrei Stunoeu
uon 9fbeumatiSmus in ben Stultern aetbeilt.
Us. 4. s ooper bon Der 6irma Cooper g. Goans.
Gin bober bis Su siuem IbttIbftl po1 in eiueut
haben G3lGe gSailer liRoert in ueEtseH Diinuten
&rampic, Waseuiaure, nebeIfeit, Srbredleu
Soobrenueu. Terpoiitat, ,Sd,laiipiiateit Ssppfs
id,merjeu, 5iarrbne, &pIif, SIabunecn uno
ale innerlid1cn gdnterieu.
90 lit pom Der anScriten gSid1tisfett, oab isoe
Samilie eineu 0prratb BON
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~ d fartd
in ibrsn peri6irocncn Jurms:.
bit,iaes uno faltcs 6ieber.

SIS stt tein Stnlitcl in Der ggeIt fu.lfes bittses
uno taltcs Sebtr uHb ale anoereH maIarllbtE. onIe
Gaaen> uHo anoere 6ieber Unit plIIe uoE Naoipags
gilieu) ibHeuer beilt, ais HaoWap's Teaog Tes
lief.
Vreis so @euts Die 5Iaid)e. 3u ba5sa bel ala
len Apotbetern.
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aluitraIien's 4rbeitermirren.

Use ltngtpn, HeuIeelano, I. Oft. =
Die BON ben llnternebmeru uup Sen Sertre=
tern Der llnionen abaebaltene @onielen, hat
su Dem gepiinldten 3lele, elmer SerItdnoi=
gung ilplId)en Den beiben Yarteien, nid,t ae=
tiibrt. 9Ste perlautet, bemerben iid) piele
gealnte Der pllnpu= Steambipz 50, ;" mel
DIE auSgeitanpen uaren, meil Die @eieQ=
ltaft aud) 9tidlt=llnioll= 9trbeiter beidQftiut,
nm @teberaniellun9.
Ut III bourne Z. Sftober.-Iie Ser
hanSlun9en Smllfen ben llnternebmern unS
@emerfperelnen Sereff8 Der Ginberuiuna
etHer eonfsren3, in pelder Die lhluebenben
Streltpuntte sum Nustrag 9ebradIt meroen
lollen, mn nod tnlmer in @auae. Der
Semerbeausld)uB beitebt baraui, baB bus
3utanOetommen Der Goricren; nid)t burd,
porber gelteute Sebingungeu srid)mert mer=
ben oirIe.
Sin Sertreter bes @erbanoes ser @oQz
idleerer lit BON ben @erid)ten iiberfiibrt nor
ben, in 30 perihiepenen 6dllen 9lrbeiter ;llr
SerIetung lbrer Serpilit)tuugeu aufqerei;t
su haben. Der 0taun iii ;u 1925 Sraie
perurtbeilt mOrOeu uuo bat gegeu oiees llrs
tbetl Serufun9 eingelegt. 9tuf) Der 9lp<
peliuerbanbluug merben Gbnlid,e 9lnfaoeu
and gegen cine Ielbe anoerer Ngenteu Ser
genannten Union erboben meroen. Der Bro
,eB geqen Den eriterluG6nteu IQitator hat in
llnionStreten groBes 9lufeben erreqt.
Bon Der griimen Sniel.
BSub in, I. Sttober.-Yater Tlooin in
Slonnef miro BON eiuem Manne, Ser oeoeuz
lpdrtlg leluem Sobe entgegCu Qebt, beidlulz
0tgt, i'm au5 enem 9Sirt6sbnuie oeiaotl1uh
pom elner Ntauer heruntergeIoBen III baben.
9urt) ben SAT- bat et I'D 10 idmere SSerlet
Sun9eu ;ugeSogen, bab al ielnem 9luffomz
men 9ejpei1elt iUtrO.
2isgeern in Dublin abaebalteue Gouiez
rem; %r 9(atlOnaliiteufiibrer nabm iolaeuoe
geldllune All: l. 3ie p9tutionol-Sioa@ ioot
ben Edd)tern, meld)e in SOlge bes 9Soros=
benS Der fe9terung unb oeS ,2auhlorh-
Spno1tats" nit rnanStellem 3tuiu beorobt
ltno, ibre lluterltiitung 81. ,. Die 6eaie.
run9 mlro aufgeforbert, Der 9totblaae in oe=
iptlIen beonperS bart bebrGnoten iriIdleu
SeStrfen burd Heubauteu unO 9(uloaeu abz
Subelfen, burd) peld)e es Der Seuoiferuuo
ermogltd)t mirb, ild] Die Ntittel III ibrem ge
bensunterbalt Su beld)affen, pbne bic nfientz
ltde Utllotbdtigtelt anru1en III miiiieu. 3.
3teNationalsylga perlrtbellt auf's sShGrffte
Die Serbaftung 0tllon'S, S'Sreus II. !, NJ,
4. Die JtatioHaliiteu= Bartei iiebt iidl oen6s
tbigt, inter ben 6reuuben Der iriifeu iSod,e
namentltd inter Den Sriidl- 4merifnnsr,r
Sammlungen sum Seiten Der mediterranean
irild)eH Ydd)ter su perauitalten. McGmtbn
fiinoigte an, oaB bieie 9feiolutioneu ,s,rn
Yaruea por9elegt morben ieten unb beiien
poae Silllgun9 gefunoen batten.
Diarft uno 9nrie.
OF+nbar
Sbli9atiouen: 4=pros. 1929, oitto 45.nro.
104. = attien: u. y. gS. 34g, Ditto Yriop.
44proS. -, Canada. Bacific 794, Grie 235.
SuinOis Central -, Mericau 57s.
Ct. Yaul =, giep= =9ert= Gentral 1851,
9ennipluanien =, 8saOin9 19t, Merican.
@entral "A.
ylperSool, Z; Sditobsr,-l2.SO Naf-
iorte 3l4, 90. gteluz Orleans - Sic Sssr.
fduie betrugsn 1000 Salen, Spefulatiou
unO Iusiubr 800, .3ufubr 10000.
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penllonrn, 9Ounties, I]snhonsn.

Solbaten uro SeeIeute, ibre lSittpcr, gBaiien uno
poH tPnen abbdngise gcrpanbte iollten ibre Mn=
tprnd)e Io,nrt einreid,en. 9tuefnnit Uncut
geltlid,. Sar9e lhpebenoe uEo SnriItgepieiene 9Hz
fpriide, bel benen anbere @npdlte gidt ausriteten,
eine SpeSiaIitGt. Grit bel GrfoIg 6ebnbr pcrz
ianat. @,rnolidle Senrtnib Der Yeniionsaeiete uro
Der 2hntl9telf oes BeHlioHs GHrenus, Die idb ais
Speiial= zllnterudber BON Yeniionen mir rrS
ipor6eH, MADDEN meine Sienite iHr 8eniion SeGrs
ipruderoe beloroers nerthpon. Gbas. T.. @aritce,
(Dtdi26 / 29ite)
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IYeritarfmms Der rnfiifGcn Srmppen au Der
p5treid1iIdleu 0rensc.
Siebi9's Gompasnie
s. leii b : q l. t + If t.

unb Saucen tuoblifnetcno 81 bereiteu. isiir Seez
Gbee lit nd)Gtbar unb Elm an9eHebmeS StnIulant.
Sdbrliher SertaII S,000,00O Sopie.
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3ur Sciluns aler SraHt9elttn os5 Nta9eHs, Der ee'
pen, 8eritopIuna, Sartlubigiet. unoerodHunielL
9pspepiie aueEleiotn, isber, ,uHtsrelb9eatjI
Sdmorrboiben uno aller llnre9tmdB9tellt1 oet S1!'
sepeioe. 9ieiR peaeiabiiih peosr GuetluoeT DtlHes
rolieH, nod ihdblihe Sro9ueH eHtpaIteno.
9i1epoilt ltommeEe EeSeroGuuH9 piro our9
ben G5ebraut Don Raopap's YllIeE eriielt SieroHro
Deroea
Opspep(ie,
Soplneh, peroOrbener Diagtn uno Slliortat petulle
pen, % Die ytabruHe, Die 5br gu Sut geHomnsn gao
lpfe napreEoeI @senitaiten sur snrehierpalHHS o'9
HatnrdeH !3uitanoe5 Des aorper5 lleTert.
yrsts 25 6euts Die Shad,tel. 81 9a0en os'
allen Apotbetern - -,..s.
HiefnsIarl
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RaOOop'S piQen.
9as erobe eebers uno yaassm:esifmittd.
&abmaD's Yiaen.

8oIfdHois seidmGdlo5, Roerjude'
ltren. relniaen uEo triitIaen.
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Amerifauerinnei,, oic TdI D,anmer in Berlin
hpIfcu,

Berlin, 7. Sttbr.-6rau 0tortgomerp
Gbelps miro nit benz am Miitnpo6 abge-
benoen 9ampier nah 9tem. Dorf ;uriifteb-
rem, nlE mdbrenO Der Saiion bort 3u blei-
ben. Dad ibrer benlnd6itigen 8iiftebr
mad Berlin merben Die Serlobuugen ibrer
dltefen Sod)ter nit bem gieuteuant b. Hei=
ter uno ibrer jiin9ten Sod)ter nit Dem Sa=
ron Sitleben, melder ebenio pie !or. BON
9fciter elm SfifSier bel ben bieii9en @aroez
6iiIiIleren lit, 0fieutli6 angefiinoigt merben.
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Som georo III &oln.

Serlin, 7. Sttober.-9om Yeoro, Ser
uertriebene Sailer uonSrafilieu, weilte bieier
Sage in &0ln. Der arme Ntann iit nad)
Dem 3oDe ieiuer @emablin p6llig suanmen
gebrohen uno muB bei'u1 @ehen bon einem
Siener geitiibt perben. Vian glaubt, OaB
Die ihweren llngliif8idldgs ieinen @eiit ge-
ldwdd)t babeu. 20, Sraiilien, mein Iiebes
SraliIien," hort man TIN oft Dor id) bin
murnIeln.
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Nr. 24t.
@er Qeioct

9Iu eirsr St6rurg i'm Naaeu uuc ber
" 9eber = al Magenitmihe, llnbcr.
baulitfsit, 8opiidmcr; uno Seritopfuug-
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NaOwag's NeaSD Hcliei

Al eber 3eit i'm Sauie babe. SsiH Gjt6raudb tpiro
uo6tbdtig pirfeu bel jeoer grt pom Shmcrs ooer
srqnfbeit Gs aibt yihts in Der g9et, oGs 10 dIrea
einen Sduer; ffiqt mob ben 6ortihritt elmer araats
belt auihdlt, ais oas Reaon Reiei.
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finOct in eper's Eils
len ein iideres lno
uuieblbares glittel.
SH allen 5duen, mo-
Elm glbiiibrmittel er.
foroerlib in, tuerSeu
Sieie Biueu BON ber-
porltcbenoeu IerjteI
empioblen.
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Rs- An bas gublitum!-G5ebet fiber unS uers
Dem if. mas lhr fdut
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son of Daniel Lambert: dam bay, bred
by j. Q. Caswell, got by Walker Horse,
son of Black Lyon; I'd dam bay, got by
Biggart's Rather, son of Old Sir Henry.
Registered by 7. A. Hovey, Belvidere,
ILL.,:
MINNIE H., dark brown, foaled 1888 !:
bred by, L. A. Hovey, Belvidere, H. ;got
by Billy King, son of Wildair: dam a
brown mare, bred by Z. A. Hovey, got
by Compeer, son of Rysdyk's Handle
tonian; I'd dam sorrel, bred by James Mar
tin, Belvidere, ILL.,, got by Daniel Web
ster, son of Hale's Green Mountain Nor
gan; Sd dam sorrel, bred in New York
State, got by Arabian Morgan.
FANNIE, dark sorrel, 1000 lbs; foaled
1869 or 20; bred by James Martin, Bel
vdere, Ill.,, got by Daniel Webster, son
of Green Mountain Morgan: dam sor-
rel, bred in New York State, got by
Arabian Morgan, son of Billy Root.
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DICK PREBLE-YCUNG ST. LAWRENCE,

DICK PIE BlE-YCUNG ST. LAWRENCE.
CANTON, y. Y, Dec. Il, 1889.
MIR. BATTELL:
Dear .Sr-If you will write j. A. Hale,
Potsdam, n. Y, who is breeder of
Lambert stock. | think he will tell YOU
all about the horse. | know Alfred Sa-
bin well. He bred the mare; he has
been unwell for year or more, which no
doubt accounts for his not writing YOU
| remember the horse, Dick Preble. we'll
lie came here, made short season and
went away. He sired few colts, among
them Lady NJ; just where he came from
or where he went and who owned him. |
never knew, but can and will find out ii
Mr.. Hale don't furnish you with the in
formation. The dam of Lady NJ. was
owned about three miles from me the
last three years. | think she died last
winter.
About young st. Lawrence, or Thun-
derbolt, as he was sometimes called; he
was bay or brown horse, II hands high,
sired by the original horse of that name
that came from Canada. | knew both
horses well. Saw the old horse trot
against Lady Suffolk at Rochester in
1871 or '52 $50 you see | am no spring
chicken). y man by the name of Bur-
CESS came through here with the Young
horse nearly thirty years ago, winning
every purse they started for, BEATING.
among others, old Canada Grey Eagle.
at this place. In the fall man bv the
name of 4. p. Shaw of Pierpoint. st.
Lawrence Co., bought the horse near
Rochester and brought him to this place.
Shaw kept him three or four years and
sold him to VIM. Nye of Brasher, st.
Lawrence Co., n. Y. Nye kept him un-
til he died. His stock were good. The
fastest of his get while here was Coloo.
230. This same Nye bought the origin
al Flying Morgan, and he, too, died his
property in Brasher.
Perhaps | don't know ANYTHING about
Morgans or Black Hawks, but it answers
every purpose for me if | only think |
do. Thirty-two years ago | stood a
grandson of Vermont Black Hawk for
mares at this place, and this last season |
stood a grandson of Vermont Black
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borse Department.
THE MORGAN REGISTER.

A Register intended to include all stations of
merit that trace in direct male line to Justin
Morgan and having at least one sixty-fourth
OF his blood All such stations foaled In or
before 1850 are admitted tree. A fee of one
dollar is charged tor registering each stallion
foaled since 1850, and for each mare whenever
foaled. All mares are eligible that have the
descent and inheritance above prescribed for
stations. The first volume, the final sheets
OF which are now being revised tor the press,
will contain about four thousand pedigrees,
carefully compiled from original sources, a
sketch of the origin and history of the great
Morgan family, and much other new and orig
tnal matter. The book will be illustrated with
portraits of Morgan horses, and handsomely
and substantially bound. The price is not yet
fixed but will be as low as can be afforded, so
that the work may be widely distributed.
The work has been done throughout on the
plan of first exhausting all practicable means
OF getting ana verifying information, discrim-
mating rigidly between what is known and
what is unknown, and setting down nothing
as ascertaincd which is in doubt. Sources OF
information will be given in each pedigree so
that every reader can verify the work for
himself. Full descriptions of the animals reg
istered will be given, and tables showing the
merits of the Morgans, as compared with 9th
er families tor both speed and endurance on
the track, will be appended. Entries will be
received for short time further, and blanks
furnished on application. Address
JOSEPH BATTELL,
Middlebury, VT.
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Hawk at the same stand. The first was
son of Wilson's Black Hawk, the sec
ond son of Black Flying Cloud, called
Corbin's Flying Cloud, the best horse
that ever breathed the air of st. Law
renee county. V. SHELDON.
QUEEN NAB, 2:29%.
WORCESTER, MASS, May 81, 1890.
j. BATTELL, ESQ,
Dear iSir-Yours of the 9th is receiv-
ed. Queen Nab, formerly owned by G..
A. Merrill, was sired by Daniel Lambert,
and raised by Mr.. Lathrop of Pittsford,
VT, and owned by Shackett & Lathrop
equally, and was from gray mare. If
get her breeding.
Very truly yours, A. c. HARRIS.
SCANNED, HAWkEYE AND VENUS.
OTTAWA, LII, Nov. >, 1888.
MIR. BATTELL,
Dear Str-Yours is just received. Mr..
Edwards is still alive and lives here.
remember the horse Venus, brought here
from Vermont by Nathan Hardy ode
ceased). He was black, and was more
rangy than Morgans are generally. He
said he was sired by a horse called Godol-
phin. son of Sherman Morgan. There
were three horses brought here from
Vermont, that | have tried hard to find
out something about, but am sorry to
say have not been able to do so. Our
Older horsemen here all remember the
horses well and can describe them, but
when it cones to the breeding they dc
not know, and when you ask them will
say, "He was Morgan, he was brought
from Vermont" These three horses |
refer to are Scanned, brought here by
Hubert Bros. (both dead, He was a
roam and a good one. | saw him trot
better than $50 many years ago. He
was Morgan all over and left many
good horses here, and there are no mares
think more of as brood mares than
them. The next horse was Hawk Eve,
black horse brought from Vermont by
John Douglass. This was good Nor
gan douglass is dead, and Venus the
other. There is no mistake but all of
these horses were brought here from
Vermont. But | know of no one who
can tell anything about their breeding
There seem to be no records kept by the
families, and no old bills can be found
| have tried hard to find them out, but
could not, but am still trying.
Trusting | may yet be able to find
something, am, with great respect,
w. j. Nicely.