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The daily critic., 1890-09-20

In arranging for the production Of
the opera this season Mr.. Gilmore, so
much encouraged by its success this
summer, decided TO spare no expense
In giving 1t In the most elaborate man.
ner and surrounding IL with a company
Of great excellence among whom are
Bob Graham, Ada Glasca, Mark Smith,
Rose Dana, Frank A. Howard Au-
Eusta Roche, Charles B. Church and
Katie Gilbert. The scenic effects and
constructive features are not only novel
In conception but being entrusted 10
the hands OF most capable artists, "A result
has been achieved rivallng anything Of
the kind before essayed. No company
organized for the rendition of the comic
opera since its first introduction 70 the
public has contained as great q number
OF artists Of undoubted merit as this
one Of GllmOre's; but as principals
alone will not insure success, equal at
tentiOn has been bestowed upon the
chorus, Of which Il has been said Is one
of the strongest and, for the work re.
quiTed, one of the most effective ever
heard. Nor has the orchestra, which
Is the yeritable backbone Of an operatiC
performance been overlooked. So,
aided by an experience which has had
the widest range. unhampered by the
question of expense, and ably seconded
IN his efforts by an excellent company,
Mr. Gilmore may look for a large
weeks business.
new National Theatre.
High class vaudeville viii be the bin
at the New National the coming week.
Marks Internationals. culled from the
principal theatres Of EurOUs. open
Monday evening and a number Of novel
ties are promised One Is from the
Follies BeTgeres, Paris. IL is a monkey
Rymnastie act performed b. two clever
French artists IN Siam attire uP0u tall,
vertical poles. II Is announced as JockO
and Coco. There are eleven novel
numbers on the programme, one Of
which is performed by the Brothers
Borani, who do an act entitled, The
Disappearing Demon" mystifyiug I'm
their disappearance and exciting wonder
by their remarkable aCrobatic and con
toTlion feats. The Natuskies from Riga,
Russia, upon their Xylophones, render
at sight, with brilliant technique, the
most difficult of orchestral music The
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
married ano Died
(llnrricn

UNDERWOOD-sOM on Tues
day evening, September 10, 1880. at the par
sOnage Of starr ". T.. Church Baltimore. by
Rev. r. T. Little. H. Clay Underwood o. MIS-
sue n, Someryille.
The daily critic., 1890-09-20

Is described on
the bills as a ma
val melodrama.
Its action is laid
almosteutirely on
the ocean and the
opportunities Of
fered for scenic
display can easily
be appreciated
The effects are
said 20 be daring
in conception and
Startling I'm rp.
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
mANrrn arrrArroNs.

w ANTEu- RESPECTABLE WRITE
w girls siiulfIuns. Z as oh7mlerm IIl, tUe
other as WaItross iu q private family WITH
reference Da.I or address i30i ilth ttn ".
VyvANTED- by A NEAT. FIRsTCLA~S
w woman cook. e1Iared place 8- such.
good references. aI L stnw i-t
VXrANTEu- a oOLOREu WOMAN, o
w place %. .hambermal. cook gr uur
good city references. Apply 1880 'th 81 vs.,
VYrANTFD- GOOD yOrNG WHITE
w g'rI.a situation % hUUseuH.I. good rDf
orerces CAN 1909 'stl So 1880
WANTED RESPECTABLE WHITE
w EirI situation 800 % small family Apply
The daily critic., 1890-09-20

The worst Nasal latarfb. no matter uf
hoV long standing, is permanently cured
rs ur saEa' la--rTL Remedy.
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
wANrED- -MIsorLLANnnrs.

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator serv.eeaaI Hrsl
class ianItorship, in the rOsT BUILDING,
for rent 40 low rates to- fr-to'ass tenants.
Apply to sTIIsoN HuTCmys, oH Post
Building, or FRANK MAGuRE, sugeru
ferFcrf
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
LADIEs- LApIEsl LADIES

Rooms Ore and burg lr uraa. and al above
ground. particularly ADAPTED ..r .la =-.rl-g
.I .uIlillrer pictures. Aa-
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
Personal

L AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE -Ha.r.
l. ut long st4bIi-E=s ..H
ladies' physician may cons H
llta IaEa Place. pa a. .".
and llth and l-tl srs e. IHr
Tad es uuly
NOV is TIE TINE. We #.-
~ "LiE money for gems
Out hand clothing AtfruH-
IuSTHs OLD sTaND Gla ID So.
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
- - nnr.r.
TOHCED siIF On HFif FsTKre-
DO YIT WANT t lNtF#

II DO fOJ WANT a sNAr#
That tine OLD homestead. 30si @ So u.
e.upri-Irr nearly $1,000 feet 9f ground aH
among fhe most delightful elevations =
GEORGETOWN. will Do sold 90 O. sacrifice IL
taken soon. Terms can Doe made -ItIe.a..
tory. huf Doc property must De sold az HrH...
Roy af Mr. G. H FlebIuge Office HfsU ..
GEORGETOWN Write 20
T. o.. Johnson
u2u Riadar1-vie E1.
UvDH SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
yard DOT ihNitE; snug home, price, $500 Ar-
rIy fo ROHFHT , THOMAS Room SO. e i8
f1fh -t.
UTOB sALE-gHREE or THE CHEAPEST
n houses iu Washington, 100, los and o
18th 81 r g.. twO--tory and basement. brow
stone trimmings. rooms aud bath: electric
bells and gas; price. 81 500 each, 500 cash
balance fO .uff rr trade for GOOD 'ofs.
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
Tbe shatcbeu

THE sl4gLu has been very sue
egsslgI a. he road having nettel
rs managers 5000 iu as many weeks.
The r.rt 81 le ErHtir Is now played
ay George Osborne lle rising California
actor Ia tr-t ssHyli the part at the
-aT Theatre during ,le original pro
.ae.'.1 y rae play Iu New York aud
f.-I. l those Ehl declare CHAT Che
E#rtrlv. .f tll u ceEsCiseuess,
.a.luess aul poser have never b1su
r.ul 1I Locke alI Davis, Wh9 are
managing Ila 144tehea have Sc
r.t the gr-.cl % new comedy by
The daily critic., 1890-09-20

- MIS-. MlLadartF 3 tEa only lal aud
alt see Lar ueH shapes Bleaching aud
pressing. s.EaH ana ieIt bats altered tl rls
allaL styles. ll1ea 'EEg4e5 attended -l.
tlta Fl
The daily critic., 1890-09-20

Hz7- BOCHDALE COOPERATIVE So
- Members OI this society .U pos
session ll tie trade card % APilLr lssi- and
Interested M the matter ~ coal 4ad wood
should can on rle undersigned before uClA-
BIER iaE Information lrg. a .l L1Iz.E- 81
a So &, A-rI ueqt1 smith Iluu. son. l'-
i 30 u ~ h and II DIV HE UgrI5 u Van
aett. u3 Mas aveue. Fourth AuH. rI.. y ~
MrCabes = at -t d e j u nepr I IS -uII l.
. h et Wr q. AI- G-s ua.. 7 p lHlr
So l " sixth Aud on y E Hrt.eE, N
2 81 o. ~ Regis on lrals, #.El Morrison.
E1 + h-tu $, Pension ua Dr Ia7eaa IqgF.
@- pa. ave q Hr surg. aEa-a nH Edward
sexton = 30 e. coy. Hu.- Hl. N.
H-l-0a. Hu5 p So u W, Cash Room, Treas. lE
rotary 5afI Lw
80 wAasHNe.T-soS sAgR DEPOSIT CO..
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
roINTEl - E.LLI.-

nor sALE-AHUU r E..E
IL % eEtellrl, b. the
tau and soldiers Rome Ea
nov called 81 rewaUH- p r#He OPS
fog investors. EHr UaE..Ha
Inquire uf CHAFIE BROWN HH
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
STORAGE BEFARTEEST

q" WasUTN8TUN -ITE DETIsTT |I-
ala and al- Tllu=E .Fau.a avenue.
The daily critic., 1890-09-20

klE@WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
~ made by one OF the most celebrated
cutters In Americai Prices same as those
81 n ".
The daily critic., 1890-09-20
roR sAir AND RENT.
Deal EsT1rE rrLLsrrE

~ ny
THOMAS =. WAHGa MAN, 7iI F street.
Change maga Wednesdays and Saturdays.
2-sTORY HIUgB AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Chicago Market.

Mcssrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
TO Thomas Branch a Co., as follows:
CHICAGO, Nav 2G.-Narket opened " b
and selling by Hutchinson and Robert W ar
rem, sold otto 1879 and was weak ai this irire
bui where the wheat was that WIS sold 10y
these two bulls became prob 100 iiJi was
hard 10 solve and the crowd who snli carly
turned around 10 buy back, but found little
for sale. Mr.. Hutchinson put brokers IN
the wheat pit TO buy the market. 10 rallied
quickly and closed about opening. The
news from the winter wheat sell on is bet
ter to-day and from spring wheat very
encouraging. bat there is 4 crowd 81 bulls
here That believe i'm higher prices a.d Oh
weak Spots appear a. buyers and market
rallies very quickly. 80 wheat frr export
demand. for cash very duh. Flour situa-
ton boarish, but speculation is in the arii-
Gle. and the market is thoroughly "a ~cnil-
mental one. We certainly feel that ii sold
i'm strong places for the next thirty days II
viii De safe. as reports from the crops we
look % come better and June is always a
tires0mc month for bulls ion wheat on crop
damage. Corn Wcak-carly Hutch appear
cd as % seller: in this too rallied and closes
about opening. We ought 10 have lower
prices with The big receipts coming and tOl
fine time being look for duh and perhaps
lower markets. but believe In buying ON
weak spots. oats weak early. iut ON ble
receipts close firm. with weakness nearly
all lost. provisions weak irla oicuing5 t.
close. We think the maisl IS shaping D.
self right and we look for dUi markets this
month. We believe stun htur.. iu veal
places Will pay Handsomely. -''o'0 hog'
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Jew York Cotton Market.
~ rclcgraph.

NEW YORK. May 2G.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price a. Co., in their cotton circular tonight
saw; ~Foreien markets remain closed unti
"Wednesday morning. but our market ha'
proved am interesting one, without their as
sistauce. The feature has been the con
tiuuol buving Of July by Foreign houses
evidently tO close previous sales made
AGAINST their holdings Of cotton abroad. :,
shgrp wa, the demand that the market al
yanctd with scarcely "a reaction until tb'
Close. which was steady at about the bes
p,ices. This advance appears to meet VIII
no resistance from the larger interest II
the market as they appear quite
Willing To remain active, looking ON Whil'
the demand carries prices above part,
with Liverpool and attracts cotton 10 New
York. Already we hear Of several snip
ments of cotton held in Southern markel'
coming here for delivery upon the market
Receipts are full, but without elect upon
nric,s. which are now uhdef the influence
If huying by the shorts. Spinners bough
freely las; week, but the transactions wer'
made direct not appearing uniil to-day
Sentiment iayOis a still further advance II
cotton"
Receipts at our ports to-day estimate
Ool against A. gs bales last week. TIL
spot market is nominal at lilo advance u
nrice. Nnddling uplands, ~ 1-l6; sales 81
bales' Transactions in futures, 40.CW
r,,ures closed firm, and , 10 IL point
higher. a. follows: May l2.iIet l2.4si Jun.
laIT06l2.4S: July, l2.53@ i2.5i; August
l2. SGml2.3l: September ll.iiW ll.i)i oci'
Der. lO.Sml0.9O: November and u,
cmber. lO.70ml0li; January, l0.I3@lo.ii
February, lOI>@ lolv.
I'm LIVERPOOL today is holiday.
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TOBACCO DEPARTING NT.

RICHMOND, VA, May 20.-To-day wa.
| Whit Monday and a holiday. The fOhacc,
| Exchange and most of the warehouses wcr,
| closed.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary TO-
| day: Wrappers, ~ hogsheads: filters, II
| hogsheads; cutters, 3 hogsbcads; scrap,
hogsheads; primings, hogsheads. Total, Al
| hogshoads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports 10
day: Inspections Bright, 81 hogsheads
RcinspcctiOns-B BRIGHT. hogshcad.
ONCE OF the collector OF the United states
internal revenue reports corrections iof
The city of Richmond to-day as follows:
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes, $2Oi45;
tobaccos, S5,910.6); special, S2i32O. Total,
| SG.3N'25.
Wilson's. Planters and Merchants and
Blanchard's warehouses report today: Re-
ceipts. 30 hogsheads, - tierccs; deliveries. J
hogsheads.
Mr.. b. r. Vaughan. Of Louisa county.
says: "Ihero is less tobacco remaining in
thc country at this time, than there has been
at ths period Of the year for the past twenty
years. believe the farmers are going TO
raise all they can, but there has been n
great cry about the destruction Of plants. |
DO not think they can raise a fall crop on
account Of the scarcity OF labor the rail-
roads, mines, DC, have and are taking all
The able bodied men. 80 that women. boys
and gray haired old men constitute the labor
upon which farmers have TO place their de
pcndcucC
Professor Chambers "0rcat Southern
Band viii accompany them.
\ private letter from Baltimore says that
"lrlm the cNcit amsnt observable on tine 'On
% Richmond question, fear there will not
Dconough righteous men left in Baltimore
t0 save IL i'm ease OF foreign INVASION
ned smith, one Of the larsc,t and best
farmers In tine county Of louisia, has
finished planting, and did not plant over
bali crop. The disposition seems % Doe %
concentrate, that is 10 plant less ground,
and o. make better tobacco. \ farmer told
nae De was going 90 plant one half Of his
usual number of acres, and was going 10
put exactly tine same quantity of guano on,
she bad heretofore used on double the
number OF acres planted, ~ usually raise
Ten acres. but Will only plant iiyc-bayc
only planted four 80 far"
Mcssrs. Vaughan and Saryay say: "thc
crop Is being planted earlier Than we nave
ever known, there seiug mo- scarcity Of
plants, or seasons, from all we can learn
Mr. Albert Kramer. OF the firm OF " cbb
& Kramer. of Durham. y. c.. arrived in
Richmond ou tine Richmond and Dmtiilc
800 i. VI. train. Speaking Of the Durham
market he says: "Not much doing. The
farmers are busy piantiur. Dnrng May
md June farmers are always busy. 80 busy
that they haven't time to hrh. tobacco ln.
Mr.. Kramer is ON "a pleasure Trip. ana VIII
remain IN the city until after the unNeilinE.
oar Mr.. Louis li.htlo0t, who left for New
York on the lJll inst, for "a trip to recruit
hi~ health. arrived boz Richmond TINS nor'-
ueAia thc Old Dominion Line, wonderfully
improved i'm health and spirits.
% 81 d ..N a.IIf i'll. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

the suburbs OF sAun
icainut
switch viii pToluc
YgiIr " III"
Treasury rssuels advisable . m ~
cIotan TWO III NDlp p'l'l'
G. monthly thereafter
VIII Of
old rteicsol
ofs
ande industrial enterprises &c
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY stoeVeo
OF AUGUSTA COUNT
the OF railroad III "'' "
arkctso O n
further IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by {. ~. branch a Cos bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.

NEW YORK, May 26.-London was closed
to-day. and our market was less active IMAM
n has been. although the volume cd BUSH
ne,, WAS large. There Wa, ttndenc! on
.h, part of some stocks 90 react sugar Tell
uoiut.. and Biz Four fen >, both railyin-.
4 good many railroad earnings were pub
H-bed today, and most OF them were favor
lbir. There is no special Improvement in
either the coal or iron trade, but close OBJ
server, are confident that restriction Of pro-
durtion i'm one, and natural dcmandln me
otnrr will improve the business and the
prices Everybody was pleased to-day over
'bc revelations of saturday, that money
wa~ lowing quite freely from the interior
,o New YORK. IL }, not improOaOic That
fi.a market Will remain somewhere IN this
,+f,li,orhood until tAe rate situation ina
proves. or until silver legislation OF some
favorable Kind is assured. II is possible,
however. that the market viii 20 right ON
without any special new development.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
mAKKErs BY tEaloeNrH.
Baltimore ,iA'Aat.

BALTIMORE, Mp, Nay COTTON finn:
middlng. PIC. Flour dun and unchanged.
Wheat southern dull; lultz. S,w".c.;
LOngberly, - a. &c.; steamer No.
red. $50. Western steady, 60 decline.
SO. winter red spot and May. 0l 1l'tc.
Com Southern white. dull. i2@ ilr.. yellow.
Na Pc: Western, weak; mixed spot and
Nav. 40p4c. Oats dull; meraicd
southern and Pennsylvania, 81 a ,6c.;
Western white. 35G30 &C.; do.do. mixed ~
@3Jc.: graded 80. waite, Csc. I've dull
choice G5D6jc. Provisions finn, uH'han-cd;
Colr.o nrn: Rio careoes. fan 1890. SD
car stron. and active; grHuli"d, Il l-ldc.;
copper firm, l31sWl4hc. Whisky FIRM, $l.V'
oslo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
New York Produce Market.

~ III I7'IIIsI
NEW YORK. May 2G.-Flour firm. nm
changed Wheat lower; spot sales. No.
red winter. Ui. 091c.; do. May, %19c
Corn easier; spot sales, No. mixed. 39' "a
&C.: do. May, $3.50. Oats lower
.l"e sales. 80. f.. white. Sc; No. mixed,
Nav,33,.. Pork quiet: mess, $l3.7jWSll.25
Lard lower: June, SG.3i. Sugar-Reilned
frmer and in good demand: cut loaf and
crushed. G7-c.; powdered, o. sWG4c.; eranu
lated. GmG' C. Coffee steady; fair Rio car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
, Richmond Live stock Market

RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1870.
Receipts 81 head Of cattle; l7l sheep;
Us lambs :'352 hoes.
Salcs-327 head Of cattle; 81 sheep; 49,
lambs; 312 hogs.
Cattle. best, Az TO 434c. gross
medium to good, ito ne. gross; common t.
fair. 81 to 43ic. gross; sheep, ~ to NC
cross: lambs, 70 &c. gross; hogs, "a to
53{c. net; bulls, 81 to sac. gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
SWEET SPRINGS,


,fONEOE COUNr1. W. VA.
.tH most noted FOR rs tkeelleni ahd COM
n.rII. .eeointnolaflOus ln thc two Virgil
H.. OIL, MOTEL buildings and cottages are
i.f0U. I,I ln their superior construction anu
t.tncr Altitude over 1000 ioct. snort
a.l heiuillul drive from kaiifOad Slilloh ~
splendid four horse coaches Terms reduced
D SID prr week: 500 per Month send iCF
b4mphi-ts - ~. CAKTMELL,
ilf linn Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK. May 2i.--Money closed al
per cent. Exchange closed higher; posted
rates. 4slk@iJ1z; actual rates, $500
49, for sixty days, and 5000 iSJA loi
demand. Governments closed steaay; eu,
rency 6's, ll6 bid; As, coupons, IL DID
416's do, l03h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.

j. M. BERRY, President, Bedford City va.
Sales of Bedford City Stock will be discontinued on and
after MAY. 3Ist at PRESENT FIGURES. Only limited
amount to offer until that date This is SOLID and SAFE
LOTS will be offered for sale Privately after JUNE 3d. Cal
and get Prospectus. See Pats at office of
QUARLms n1cCUxsDy
1912 Main Street Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Baltimore stock Market.

HY teItEIHII.I
BALTIMORE. MD, MAY Virginia
console. "a; do. ten-lortie-, liIA1s; do.
threes. GSl ,WGSls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

Lawn movers. Latest and best Noise
less aud self.sharpenlng. Prices reuueed'
a. Is. JLAnAE Il h0S, l3i0 Main street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
ROBERTSON HOTEL,
a. If. ROBERTSON. Proprietor,
BuRgvILLE, Va.

eH being rented ana painted. Every
'f lfst-e.ass. Under new management.
ar.ar0assed. ino commercial. meas
.f cli1hCiiOO eaaaauicei'
myTislm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
STANTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Authorized Capital 100000.
SHARES 800 PAR VALUE, EACH.
OFFICERS-
Va n yosr \e-rfeent stanton Treasurer staun'on Va
DIRECrORS.

NJ. FR-KINE MILLER. stanton, Va.
II. NJ. BELL s taunton, Va.
OK. LAPHAM. Chicago. III.
H.HFAY, Capitalist, p state street. Bos-
ton.
w. l.. Fleming Richmond. Va.
GEORGE II HULL. President American
Pig Iron Storage Warrant Company, ii Wall
street. Sew York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, May Pc, 1899.
OFFERINGS,

RICHMOND, VA, May 26, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat JG bushels.
Corn 800 bushels.
Oats 300 bushels.
Ryc--30 bushels.
Mil Onal-3l tons.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat ehoribcrry, 80 bushels common
on private terms.
Corn-Whitc. 300 bushels primo at Sc;
600 bushels very good at iSc. Total sales OF
corn. l.e'O.
Ryc-3O bushels very good ut SOC.
COTTON REPORT.
Morf-of firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
Richmond stock Market.

Keported by John l.. Williams q Son
bankers and brokers. No III Main street,
RIcHMoS d. YAn May -. $780,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bid. AsSsd'
NJ, 4x's, Il. & c., lSss,~'s ipS '"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

ISAAC WIZ, stanton, Va.
d. T.. EAKIE, Sfaunton. Va.
JOHN MCQUAIDE. Staunion' Va.
ANDREW BOWLING, Siaunton, Va.
: 81. NOST. stanton Va
He'd UOrCuK!SS Staunton, Va.
j. II. WAYT, stanton, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27
COTTON REPOE

Market firm.
00ffjonS.-Middlinc, 1ll{c.; low mid
ding, lOZc.; good ordinary lOc.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-27

l,lEI a.l ga3 sr,l YT':s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

st fort Mntal &ninber / @nalanb
bar unoerifrepet en- &etition til Ser
tusinben at edinburgh, @piter al
ben rusiiife @5ar, buori &ertu9inben
bebes om at anpenoe ben Snbfpbelie,
bun bar oper fin 8rober, til bebfe for
be politiite Sanger, iom er ienbte
til @tbtrten. &etitionen bar ouerez
be faaet flere Eulen unberitrifter,
oeriblanbt ct Mapnene paa fere bpit=
itaaenoe &utn6er. Sen fal babe
100000 nn6erifrifter, fgr ben lepe=
res. Sra ct. &etersburg mebbeles,
at &oitceniorerne bat belaslast bet
til &uslanb anfpmne 9}umer al
r5ortnigbtlp &euie1p", forbi Gibs=
itrtftet inoe6ol6er ct 9i9t til @usz
Lamb, bpori bet rusiiite Epranni omz
tales.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

@tor SernbanaulDtte. Bpfon,
Masia@uietts, lobe Musuit. @n
itrefteliy l1lptte inbtraf @ftermie@
bag paa Dlb @olonp>Banen ner
Autncp Station. bporpeb flere Menz
nefelip git tobt os mango &erioner
1aarebes. 2ofomotiuet o9 f1ere &pa=
ne git al @poret. 2ofomotipet fnus
ites os bleo lig9enoe oper @poret.
Sen femte gosn faftebes Fere Sob
2uften o9 b1ep lig9en6e paa @iben
mibt oper 2ofomotipet. Ser fulQte
nu en- ifraftelis Scene. De Is Bas=
iaserer, iom &osnen..inoebolbt, blep
inbeitenste fom @otter / en- Geloe.
@o9nen fblbtes af ben to9bebe 9amp
fra 2ofomotioet, os &asiaeerernes
@mertesitri9 oionebe fun alt for tp=
be(t9 ON oeres 2toelier. Sc, 1ont
flap uo uiaarebe fra be andre @esne,
ipste MI at fomme fine minbre beloiae
meoreiienoe til6ielp. @inbuerne
bleo ilaaet ino, os bgoe % bpenbe to-
get uo. Sen beoe Damp bopoe eiort
lin &irfning, o9 fra mango bang &ip=
bet | 9repler. Ser tele9raferebes til
8oiton, % 3ran afsit oerfra til
ulptfesiteoet meb 80 Aeger. sci bar
bpbe, oa oisie fom, os flere uar iaa
iuert ti1ifabefomme, at te bill pan1fez
Zig itaa BET oper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

@enrp Georges Diiciple bil boloe
Contention. Me>p Sort 22be Iu9uit.
st Telegram fra 21perpool mebbeler.
at 9enrD George afieiler for Stem
Sort / @ftermibbas paa Serbia. !.
9an bill faa en- BARN Mootaselie af
fine &enner beritebs. 5orberebelier
aigres for en- mesti9 SinselzE zEar<
Contention, ION ital aabnes ber ben
lite September. Ser antases, at
omfrins 1000 9ele9ater bill fomme
fra enbper @tat o9 etbbert territory
| l1nionen. &ni9bts Of 2abor, Mmez
rican federation Of 2abor, Garmers
Mtancen, Grange % li9nenbe Or
saniiationer pil blipe repreienteret
GDriamIinsen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Spbeferfplsellerne &hslanb fal
plubielis bore tnbitillebe, tattet pare
ben ener9iife Dptreoen, 1om be
israelitiite 8en9emataborer &erben
oper bar ia9tto9et. sSpoilte 6irmaer
/ &aris fit ben frantic &esierin9 til
at tnbpirfe paa ben rusiife, os be
ipoiite Banforer / &aris lob toritaa,
at be a9teoe at forene fig meb be tplfe
os eugelfe Banfbuie mob &uslanb,
bois lite Sorfplselierne mob Sc rus=
iiIte Spoer inbfillebes. 9ette sior<
be &irfnins paa @5arens &eeierins,
o9 ben bar oerfor funbet floseit inbtil
oioere at opbpre meb 5orfpleelierne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-08-27

Smportprerne faar Jortienefeu.
@aibiuston 23be Nu9uit. Dpsaper=
ne ooer l1bfbriel os Snbfbriel piler,
at Snbfbrie(en for Suli saar op
til 77,560,913, bpiltet er 6 Millioz
net mere enb Snofgrielen for famine
Maaneb ifior os fere MilIioner
mere eno for nosen @aaneb / be
iibfte fem &ar. 9enne forbsebe Sno=
fbriel tommer af, at Smportbrerne
brinser inb itore @eneoer al ale
@lass &arer, iom Mc&inleD>Biuen
forbgier Eolben paa. Sc inbfprer
8arerne nu Baauente al, at Bi(len
blioer antasen, os naar iaa @arerne
berefter ftiser .paasrunb al Eolben,
Tan Smportprerne ftifte en- til Eolz
ben iuarenbe fprre Tortienefte eQen
2omme, tbi be bar lite betalt ben
Golb, iom Mc&tnleb=Billen faitiet<
ter, ba be allerebe bapbe erbolbt ga,
rerne, f1r ben rbe 2op traabte tfraft.
Snofprielen tor Mpril, Mai, Suni
% Sult 9aar op til oper 25 Miutoner
mere enb Snbf9rielen for be til1pa=
renoe Maaneber ifior.