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New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
TnnsdnX- Doc. %1-n. N.

Tuesday Dec. 1l-p IN.
The money question to-day was still re-
sistant factor in Stock Exchange markets. The
National banks and trust company which
yesterday. according to superficial evidences, COM
bned to mark the rate for their call loans up
TO % per cent to-day generously al an early
hour, informed such borrowers as yesterday ac-
ceptcd their terms that their renewal rates would
be Il per cent. Nevertheless, there existed a
feeling of uncasncss concerning TIE monetary
situation for the day. There however was 4
strong prevailing tone for stocks from the open
ing to the closing Of tie days market The
singular coincidence that yesterday, almost
Simultaneous issue Of notices 10 borrowers irom
four or five National banks and a trust company
that the rate of interest on your loan viii zee
marked at % per cent from to-day is strong
circumstantial evidence that something approach
ing what By the statute is called a conspiracy WIS
entered into That il failed in making ans
material depression in stock values does not
dctract one iota from the apparent msdcmcanor
WHAT WAS DONE IL STOCKS.
The market this morning opened generally
at figures better than the closing ones Of last
evening The succeeding fluctuations were small
but during the whole day the tendency Was
steadily toward higher valuations. The trns1c-
tions in listed stocks aggregated only iGl,1'G
shares, against 205,sl9 shares yesterday, with
final result that leaves prices generally not only
higher than those Of last evening. but also higher
than the closing figures of last Friday evening.
The advances established generally ranged from
Lac - per cent, but in Central Cf Ncw-Jcr>cy
the advance reached per cent. The o. bears
attempted - do some covering Of
tAcir recent sHlCS. bat the by
no means were the principal factors
in making such gains rs were established.
Brokers who had sold their customers stocks and
their customers who had accepted their advice
in order 10 provide for the contingency Of
stringent money over the closing Of the old year
were more important factors in the market than
the bears. IhcY-thc bears '-diecOTcrcd
that their control Of tie market had passed from
them. and afraid to add atom T. the
general buoyancy, and therefore. after their
early purchases, continued their attempts 10 de
press prices by renewed sales. The year hes
closed in the stock market with n tone Of
strength despite Of many manipuatlWls in
tended 10 cause weakness.
THE DAY ~ TIE BOND MARKET
Tic Treasury to-day purchased $1,000 4 L.
per cents at l0i j-S. At the Stock EXCHANGE
there was no business done in Governments and
the nominal quotations wcr" easier as follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Iosi anu fonno

I OST.-Bank book NO lS7.2l2 Dry Dock Savings
IL Hank Any person having claims upon said book II
called upon present the Bank within thirty
DAYS said book viii be declared cancelled and
tnCuishcd. and new one issued In lieu thereof.
I OST OR STOLEN.-Bankbo book No. 23i .703 issued by
- the Germail savings Bank In the CITY Of NewY0rk
Jennie Dcdcck All persOns cautioned To negotiate
same requested 10 deliver the book to the bank
corner and lth-aVe. II restored the I'D
of January 1890 application will be made u the banI
for a duplicate
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. pee. 81. 346 p. m.-neet in poor demand.
Hams In poor demand Bacon-rhc demand has fallen
OF Cumberland cut about % to 80 N. dun at Dos Cd
short rib about 70 No. dull at 3Js. Shoulders. about
= to Is n. steady Il 27s Cheese in poor demand
TllOw In poor demand prime city duh at 2Js. Tur-
pcntinc in poor demand. Rosn In fair demand Lard
Spot ana futures IN poor demand prime Western. Janu
a. steady ~, February aud March. steady
~ 3D. Wheat In fair demand new No. winter. firm
a G- lid new No. spring nrm at - id Flour In
fair demand rnSpo IN poor demand futures In fair
demand mixed Western, January. steady at 81 l1iid ;
February steady at 81 iOd March steady at IS lOiad
Hons AZ London -Pscihc Coast In good demand
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

In State issues the business was covered by
small sales of North Carolina consol Is At - II
consol IS at 1O5 -. and Tennessee settlement
IS al ~ -. or city bank stocks SeabOard
National sold ~ at l45.
The general bond market was comparatively
dull but was strong in tone. Fort Worth and
Denver iirsts sold at OLA %. st Louis and Iron
Mountain 5S were active AZ SsaSS 3D. closing
Al 80 =. Erie second Is recovered to 10l u,
West Shore As sold up TO l0G Wabash frsts and
seconds were notably strong at 1902 and - 81
respectively, Chesapeake and Ohio conscl IS rose
10 100 ,. Lac,ede Gas Company lrstS
covered 10 20 3-4aS5 -. Reference is made 10
full report Of bond sales.
AZ the Stock Exchange the opening rate for
call money was 4 per cent; it stcadil% declined
TO per cent before . o'clock, at which rate
something more titan s. 10000 changed hands
After that there was some fire manipulation put
i'm which mark ed the rate back to 20 per cent
for small amounts. Another dccline and final
loans at per cent complete the days record.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges, S17O,32l.2GG; balances,
$9.g10G09.
The Snb-Trcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S2,45G,4l7. Its net loss ON balance was
$2,GGG,410. made up by losses Of 81 j3,3Gl cur
rency and S2,5l3.0js coin. The days operations
covered: Receipts, $l,9I5,Gj0 payments. St,-
js2 2.0G9; resulting in general balance Of $iS2-
2Oj.'1j consisting OF Sl16,l2O4GG coin and
S6,Osj,3O9 currency.
REPORTS FEOM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer AT Washington re-
ccvc1 to-day S337,31l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S39019j, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts Sl7I, ,26j, and the mis-
celancous receipts $50. .s29
Io-daYs Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank cornNares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Dee. 30. Dee. 81. Differences.
Net gold on hand Sls9 7GS sj4 s1s9 7ss Inc ~ 93i
Net silver hand 1908 7fG 10 200 gIJ Inc IG7 100
Net lepal-tcnders ''
on hand......" 1895 7I25 42i Dec. aOi 53j
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates s213 232 $50 s213 1Ol 15t Dec s12s 400
Deposits IN banks 35SC0O3 1885, SO0 Dee. IffS25
Net cash bal s249 O33 s9 s2Is 800 pee 1913 o2o
stcadier tone prevailed in the market for
foreign exchange. and business could be done at
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
stn,k ,change. Con.olIdated

,,rlrdr. sale, o: 600 barrels u February options a"
a O1-G4l O1's -, ..,.. ,.,r ,.,flor I'm
lafr.I. nd a cents iu ttr"~ ....,.
An az, ance ~ = l'lny was recorder h l"l'' P'".
i.l- a. 49, Gi. pence Antwerp ~ ~dl - i''.H' "''"
n.,uen 80 40 MARKS. N'r" unrhAnf'u I'D H.'.''''
,, ,t., t.rn. Dee. .fl.-Natiou1l Transit 'eruura'7
o,.u.d lutt hIchcst. lC5N loDcs lNl'- 'lo0' "
~alr. 40 ton ih>- H-ooo uil@.. .hsItI'
80 -,. hi-. shipments luO3p6 bi.>, FIn' "' uol''
Pltt.Lurz Penn, be-. Petroleum ,I ana ,IG If
irau.lf at lbb- tlo-'u 1T
loYl.. highest. lO3i-. lowest. lolf-. . =. ......,.-
tt.,qfo-G l'.nn Doc Jl.-NaOnal Transit l'ftin'al.'
oiu,.1 Al lOs., clJ,d OF lr21, mIn'rl lo3t lowest
~" Penn b.. 81 National Transit t'ruhct's
oprnd 1885 rlghc.t lo3- lowest lVl's cIo-'u iV-2'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
me PKTROLETM NIRhEE

Nrw5 FROM THE FIELD And RANGE OF PRICES.
Tt. old year at ur petroleum exchanges clo'ed WIN
dn,,,...iou rr,,4ung There decided Increase Ah
activity ~ the two Ne"-ior' boards although 'n'
action. did mot reach an aggregate which wn, trnafhAp'
rl ,iu ia business was a. the eNp -" ~ prices ana
eul,toa " ul.d western hodcf- c'rii"d ''In,' from
- ot, tn - ola The shorts naturally covered -"n
49,. A. me trglnr and lt Ha- their buying VIM
,,l.ld r,lD,- over cent. The N'N-l orA i'i PtH
,..- .tf,flor Western ftttou Nhh ".s',
y" ,f. ,,i.. - tn commodity produced ana u WHl
,r.lt,.. ha,, fuu SWAY within trading lul' u.u. i
.. and dou,-fir condition, force movement uP"''N'
r,,. ,,at s.t closed only STEADY at IT, LAT. ral}.
fhc range of prices and the t't'l d'''H-N "''' -
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
3ISINESS Az THE EXCHANGE.

There was active bidding at the Real Estate hA
Change yesterday for Nos. $50 and 541 west f1ty
sxhst and Nos. $40 and 548 West Fifty -sevehth-S'
plot 5Ox2OO The property is four-story brch WOOL
pulling factory, with engines, boilers and machinery
40 600 and ran up to Sj7 800; e. F. Wdey was the
buyer. 49, . . -, Ccomp,eI a
Nos 4O7 and 400 Cherry ST. cast OF scafhiei ci ~,
5Oxs7 The property was put up under ioIeciosuIo
and sold TO the plaintiff for S3l, ,, hill,
ines on plot 55x0O we're also offered under fore
closure and brought $4,000 from Hobart CIeveianu:
,rhe referee of the Universal Chemical Company
sold all the right title and good Will OF the company
the lease of the premises and the Tools for s2oO
There has been sold for the Singer sewing Macnn.c
Company a piece of property 80 feet front IN MOL.
st. for s2j2 900 to Henry Hermann Inc no PgVPes P
comprises one story iron building IooXloo leoC
a large brick building, 100X1OO. and the corner Ill
Broome-st. 1926, running up along Mottst.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
r,.rorr,x rrNANcl,LM MAEKlr,.

London Dec 81 D. u.-C on,ol-. ~ Lilo for money.
snd ~ 3G f0r ne account Atlantic and nIedt Weston
nr,t mortIaer trustees c'ricat. 500 Canadian fa'hc
.nI- lOir Nos go
Osdinar.. fO1 So. PAU common. fl@, K'eding. i9'-
Itar SILVER J., quoted 4jd per lne rate 81 dis.
In the open marnct for both snort and three months
bll- D.. per cent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. C

raFenss Bacon to l2S NSn S.t'' 'o.l2'' t!sa s5OO
''a John Il canla and John p Kane and wives 10 &c.
seS..t To- WEi Dies}'i ia} r. Of Gt6ayc. jON9so oOt
McHrnSy HndroS a@d VIM Robinson a"a wives 1850
BoMey, 40 5o' & s, 'gcY RcY TO Jss b Murgny $4,000
ss5S and u 81: to 'Sf Hnry 'sI Bsnse SsG0
i'SiH'i r. 1ue. 'SIS aaS W. % % $4,000
21;lxGs4 Jacob bacNer anu "ue ~ .''' .O % OcO
sthst 1yysobarn IN and wife to Coniad Wit 1880
cambreleng9Se lgt' @ScaG To- 'I louisa Morgan 1900
LeAngtonfiiiH so52 'SP % Sis 1' Emmett to
poSS JS'P@ So Nos ~ and s5 and and az Wa
ter.st samuel Rowland ana wife to trustee Tor
same s'IGSa prcpcry 't trustee d Henry Rowland to
s,g n.y. o$ntP Ea and A%SS s2Sed NGE1 eary to
eo ir;eS Sd 5o s ERseta & s f%5o alh Levy
VIE ssmue! Levy . - 9. q, ,ye. lVoV'
i'sS sud o. 2%sSoST sarah Jackson to ooo
East M0,G6 St6.st 1'','2 s. 22S r, Of Avenue 2ox
92.3; benjamin and Sophia Ro'enOa't I" 10 900
nos'sons a'%. n > 1875 It Of is'is,s l7N7sIli
SAM 9r4p.s5y; ,n1,s ohaf'es r'''' anu 1000
5'ih.,t % 200 it GI It,i'' 81 600
Bradford 70 sane ann, u toderser to D.y levy 1900
ci4t9ns, no. III G''sene''ner 70 O""''' $4,000
Smnss' Sman5so rm.lner I TO Edward Rohschiid ~ 1O2.5oO
Sape ESI'r property JOSIAH Deiu'n 10 '''OO 10000
SPIN y. 30 20 II S,adeScr $3.50
s'ha{s rS 10 y?rsI cbSt o' der t19'n'' i''t $4,000
ch;togsSrs' Whitman Grsl W Ratbe 2iooo
''-t cd 9.oo iSos +, I5I Gf "'v' 'S'AiOO 10000
lo,.,t' H'q 50 l55 II W. of i.aye 25ro2 Foch.
trustee To NJ Jac obs. ..-.---
A'2raGy,, ,,,,c, no 81 '"'''G' i'u" 70 ''y 10000
Mad -, 56moo 55 n p FcInel ZNoV $1,000
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
THE ST.iTE or TRADE.

E,ltmoro, Dec 3l-Cot'on quiet; midilins. loseI0 ..
Iour nominal Wheat ~0lLHrtu. a0ulntl. Iultf, t"t
o., LongocsN. 7+aet; go 80 st4n'r ,3oiG Wc't-
nominal 80. % winter r'd -I0. hrt.3. January
southern. nominal white JOd.s yellow. 80 80 West
inal nI.rd January rld February. ~, March.
J1it hIri 3D.. ptt- nominal Western white" 3odB.
ana hay Provisions htuVci. E,tt.r
,a-y: creamery. .3o.G. Iess dun, Western. 2.a23.
Trrlrht- I.Ncrfaol per sfrau.f inactive. ~rliu
co-t. for orders 5-a5. 81 Icc,yf- Flour. 1900 bbl..
wheat - OCO bu-h.t com. ld3Uo bush. ont- 5000
bu,h. shipments lour COCO bb's. wh,ats2 600 bush.
corn. 1900 bush. Siic--Wheat. 1900 buth.: corn
~ 900 bush.
BuGalo \. =. pee. ai.,,Whcat-No hard dull but
- a:l Lee Offerings light No. Northern. ,c
80. . Nofu!crn. soc a-.ed WlntDr wheat quiet SO.
so. ] white Michigan. SIC, 80. cNna white. s0aAlc
on track Corn .n-citcd ,ep.coliy fol lower grade .
II 40. 8 yellow soi at 3le. ana N0. . 40
soc. 80. ycloN 33L03lc, 80. g. 31'.a3i4c. 40 l.
8. 80. no grade 3O03lr Oa'. weaker. so. % white
21q27Ic; No. mixed. oh uara h'r'v irregular ;
30. / Canada, Gs061c 40. Canada, bn1 i2c. So 3
cNua, ''e a7c. r. nominal Flor ,t'dy, win =
Wheat 1000 bushels corn l2.oO1 lu,h',. ont. 900
bushels. Shpmcrt.-Nhoat. 27OoO bu,h-l- com
1000 bushels Data. l00J bushels barley /. 000
bushels.
CHICAGO Dec. 3.-.Thc leading futures ran4cd FOL-.
lows:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
New.York, Tuesday, Dec. 81.

New. York, Tuesday, Dec' 3I'
The following sales made at tho Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day
4story building. with lot. No 92 Beekman;sti y s.
near ClT.st lot % 2X9j 7X22 2X93O; similar Oulum.
with lot on Ieeknan ST. II Clin-sJ similar Duiil
ins with lct CG.st adjoining above, 10. So oA33S
NJ. ON33; II CleN Gland, $50, 900. ~. .o- .,d
400 Cherry-st, 5 247.s f e Of sSammes' plot oVN
four.storv building with lot Nos $50 and oil We5,
5Cthst running $40 and 5is West oathst -Vo
Q OF Iith.ave plot 50x200.l0; b Wiley, So''Ooo'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

~ BThc above figures being the estimates OF owners
offers solicited
J. JAY SMITH,
III broadway.
I ENOX-AVE. CORNER.
u l25thst. elegant i.sOry brick and 2lX
90 and extension; 10 AMI two baths handsomely
decorated price 6O,0O0
PORTER & CO.. II East 125th.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
THE YEAR CLOSES STRONG.
STOCKS RISE STEADILY.

THE MARKET ONLY MODERATELY ACTIVE,
But APPRECIATING.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DECEMBER 81.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
WHEAT so .

Cash quotations were rs follows Flour dull and
unchanged 40 spring wheat. ~ 40. spring whc,,.
GG06sc 80 red 71A-c No. .9ilc; 40. ott,.
2OG9O-c 40. . rye lilo; No. . barley, 5SdG0r. 80.
nax seed, ri 3iia prime timothy so,d y - mess
pork. per bbl - a0a3o I", lard. per 100 ID. ~ ..
ribs. sides loose, - 61dS 1O dy saltcd shouldr-.
boxed 1221tl 25; snort clear sides, boxed. "A gjG
80 whskcy dsticrs' finished goods, per gal. ~ o..
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

NAVANNAH FAHI FhEIUHI ANU FAo-
- SENGER LINE.-FouT steamers weekly Nom Mes
Ter 81. y. r. fo0f oi Spriug-st. -
IS TALLAUA ASSEE. ..---. wednesday Dec 20 AZ IL m.
s.. CITY OF SAVANNAH ....-. Friday, Dec -, s y M
- CITY or AUGUSTA $500. SATURDAY. Dec. 2s. D. H.
s. CHATrAHOOCHEE Monday. Dec. 30. 3. p. M
Connecting with Central Railway ot Georgia ana SsNan'
aah FLORIDA and Western Railway Tor ali points IN GeoSs
Florida South CAROLINA, 4 lama and ioul,isna "a.
Firstclsss table dho'c Fol
'rejF"DD D III VI ASHISESr ," Nv IT, RHETT. Gen. Ast
Eas, Ict : + And " E'y savannah Fasy Lac
A--S' Rr,alw,v Si7 Broadway.
" l. WALKER Agent Ocean steamship Co,
New pier 35, North River
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
Ocean Steamers

A -A.-A.-
"A TROPICAL TOURS.
Novel and interesting trips on the Steamers ot ths
Atlas steamship Co., occupying Two weeks or long"t
Embracing from two TO Thirty Ports
s. A DAY
dcfrays all necessary expenses Of Tour TO Jan5ica
IiayC Carthagena Savsnila, Colon, Nicaragua, Sosu
Rica. and the Mosquito Coast Poits Only First Caoin
'PIW FoRWOOD a co. Agents, "a State St.. ". Y.
TiIOS COOK son sourst's Agencies
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
DED STAR LINE.

~ PANY Foi. CUBA AND MEXICO.
&C. f0 0W M VIA uaNana aLd Sasua. sat. Jan. 4.
C. OF WASHINGTON ha' no> [rr, CTi, va. jan g.
SENECA Havana and Matapzas ... sat. Jan. IL.
OlENi Oh"o>' 4 , .enfuegos .... r urs.. jan ..
'' v" JAMES f. WARD K C6. lis Waii.st
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

INNlAN LINE I. S and Royal Mail Steamers,
j FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHICAGO 49,. THURSDAY January 2 D N.
CITY or Rt HIIN .Wcdnr, January Is, 10 80
CITY or CHESTER Wednesday, January 30, q a
CITY or CHICAGO wedne. dav. January 90 l ..
From Pier a. y. r.. sd Joining ChrisOpher.st. Ferry
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and npwNd SECOND CABIN,
General Agents. BowLING GREEN y Y
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
5. C.. the, South & Southwest
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

TRI WFFkLY LINE.
From Pier %, l.. X. (fOOt R0oscyeltst) AZ p. m.
YEMASsEF, Charleston and JscksonNle Fiji Jan. g.
CHEROKEE. Charleston and JlcksOnNi He Mon, Jan.
SEMINOLE. Charleston and jacksonville. We'd Jan :.
DELAWARE Charleston and Jacksonville FIJI Jan. ".
All have hr--casS passenger accommofaions
under policy Effected az hfth ot Per
cent WN. Z. CLYDE < ", "el. hk-,,yHy
n r rCER q Line. 3l9 B'w - Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
cLosING PRICES oF BOSTON STOCKS.

Boston. December 81, 1859.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-01

Did u LINZ Ut I IN NNIIITN
IL FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo. CURAcoA.
CORO AND MARACAIBO.
from pier 3d. last RlNer.
sS CkRACA .Wefne day. January g.
\ s PlIILADELPHIA saturday, January u
SIS VENFZI' Fla Thursday ia lgary 30
These American sleam,hps, specially built for shs
hay5 i9tions To- passengers
' BOU LION, BLISS & DALLEr,
General Managers, II Walst
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-01
New York Nationalists-They will bt
Addressed by Bliss, Of Boston,
Next Sunday.

At the weekly public meeting of
Nationalist Club Nc of this city last
Sunday, Mrs. Beckwith delivered an in
teresting lecture on Women in tt-
Ranks of Nationalism." At the mex
meeting, to be held Sunday, February .,
Rev. w. d. p. Bliss, the Christian Social
ist leader of Boston, will deliver an adj
dress. A large audience is expected
The Club will meet promptly at 3 P. NJ
ia West 14th st. Little Fanny Nagl
well-known as singer and pianis
will entertain the audience before ar
after the address.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-01
grfrs 3 Tem.i

Advance Association of Bookbindelr
Derrckmens Union, Carpenters ain,
Joiners No. 5l3 Adams 81 Cylinder
Pressmen, Granite Cutters, Pate I'm
makers, Carpenters & Joiners No 8,
Rammermen's Association, Carpenters
e Joiners No. 6, Hackmens Union. Pro
gressive Painters No. 3, Carpenters &
Joiners No. 3, Plumbers, Carl Salim
Club, Amity Association, Barbefs,
Steamfitters Helpers. Millers & Mill
wrights No. 2, Prudence Association,
Carpenters & Joiners No. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-13
Gin 1tnglii6 fomntt iclten aac II.
Gnf eine 9apuntid,c guIpern,ubIe im Die
gun gcphogen. - Seeroigung Der Sp1er
Der GrpIoii OFT Del yNiImii,atpn

Wtlte sbarre, Ea., IL. Sftober. -
Die @ranultermiible Der Dupont i6en Hul=
perrabrtf bel 9Sapmauopen erplobirte beute
Ntor9en turS Dor llbr aus nod nldt be-
fainter llrad)e. Die Grlhutter1ng mar
enorm uno muroe bier, in elmer Gntfernun9
Don % Utellen, bentltd peripiirt. Slid
ltder SSete 9eld)ab paS llngliid, che Die
arbelt be9onnen bate, ionit pdre Der Ser
lult an Menldenleben iebenfallS bebruteno.
IS muroen nur spei 9lrbelter leid]t unb
elmer, grant GRADER, id)per ourdl Srano=
punoen perlett.
" Il M in9ton, Sel., II. Sftober. -
had emlt9en Su6en lit es gelungen, lets
Glmer NIT Sbelleu menld)ltder G0rper Su
fiiuen, nno blelelben peroen beute, III bier
sarge pertbetlt, als Die irpilten lleberrelle
BON led]5 Der Der Grploilon gum Spter Sc
Talenen beerbl9t. Die SDrpertheile rpurben
III elntgen SQuen our6 Die &lebun9 lbenti=
rStrt; elne Oanb obne Iaumen murbe ais
Die Sobu 9temelpS erfannt. 9leleibe murbe
'alI Smel .Melen bon Der llngliiddtte ents
iernt ge'unben. Gon Martin 0olan fanO
man nur Die Sberlippe nit Dem nngemObnz
lid Harlem id)marSen Sdlnurrbart. Die
Serpunreten befinben fdl lammtlif auT
Dem &t9e Der Seherung. Die Sriimmer
Der seritorten @ebduoe ll1D bereits lpegge=
r0unt, unO Sorbereltungen sum &leberuuIs
ban llnO in 8ange. liiemano faun Td] Den
sNerten oAne etuen 4aB Der @tgentbimer
Qu' uIehr, ais cine OieIle uGberu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-10-13
Sic Heisc ocs Vraiioenteu.

g t. Z o II s, II. Sftober. - YrdilOent
Sarrlon muroe, alS CT beute 1riib nit lei
mem @e1Olge aus SanaS-@itp bier anlangte,
pom Souperneur SranclS, Otagor 9ioOnan
unO elnem Gomte bcgrii6t unb banu nab
Dem pSoutb bern=ootel" geleitet, nobel :0tt=
llt1r= unb anDere Srgautlatiouen ais G5z
forte fungirten. Satterle M" Der p&eidIten
slrtiuerie pom ct. goniS" ieuerte ben YrGii-
0entenlaiut ab. Der erte 9Sagen, in mel
dem tor. Oarrlon, @ouperneur Srancis,
0tanor gtoOnau unb 5. 3. Stanaro, Der
SOrittenoe beS Gomite's, Ylat 9euommen
batten, muroe bon Der nacb Sauicnben sGb-
lenben Solfsmeu9e auf'S 9SQrmlte begriiBt;
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Der Gherlte Grefutubeamte oeS 2unbeS cine
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Ntitglieber beS GmpfangS- Gomite's. aadJ
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nab Der uSanoelSb0rle," po Der tormelle
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Trancis, Der Yrdibent uuo Sefret1r Sracp
bielten 5teben bes iibid)en Snbalts. Der
heit beS Cages uergiug unter eingebenber
Selihtigung Der @eperbe- uuo 2anowirtb
ldaits- -IuSltellung BON ct. SouiS, no alter
banb Seulti9ungen, iuie gSettrenneu nit
Wtauleleln &C. peranitaltet murben uno Si=
ners; BET Dem V(ahl in Der 9lusltPlluug
brad)te Gr=SpuuerHeur Stanarb ein Sood)
aut Den 4raIbenten III ld)dumenoem Gban1=
pagner aus, morauI Der in @egemmart Der
Semablrn geipDbnli6 etuaS tempereu;le=
rid angebaubte 81. Sarriion tapfer Se=
ld)elo that. Im 9lbenD murbe Die 9Seiterz
reile nad) Snblanapolis angetreteu. - Der
Rr0ilDent plro regelmdBig burd) telegram
me iiber bas Sefinben oeS Suuoes Sberz
rihters 0filer auf bem 2auienpen erbalten;
i'm Safe be8 9lblebenS bes GREEN Rid)ters
piirpe 0r. 9arrilOu leine Seimfebr bei1leu=
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baben, murOe beute i'm bieilgeu Yoll,eiQe=
rid)t wegeu mangeluoen ScweieS in Trei.
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feline Seweiie, paB iibcrbaupt eln Serbre-
den bcg0ngen porOen lei, porldgen, uno
lelbit menn Oas @eitdnouiB pes OiitItulol-
gen Sbomas Sain Sugelanen woroeu pdre,
luirSe 0aS nt6t genligeu, I'M Sieruau ieit
subalten. Der 9lntrag, ben 9lageiteler,
SuperlntenOenten j. u. 6arrington uon
Der vSenuat- Sahu," me9eu Nieinelps in
Antla9ciupanb 81 perleBen, purpe abge=
id)laQeu.