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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
DANViLLE DOTS.
Settling Up Their Accounts-Home for
Confederate Veterans,

f'AtAAhHf
DANvILLE, VA, January 20.-special.
General G. B. Peck. general manager Of the
Atlantic and Danyille Railroad, is here TO-
day settling up with the Danyille Construc-
ton Company, which built the line from
here % Clarksvile. The general manager
is also arranging TO open the line for gem
eral freight and passenger traffic.
Cabell Graves Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, has determined il possible TO estab-
lish here a local home for the care Of aged,
infirm and destitute Confederate soldiers in
this section.
j. W. FeTell and }. W. Brill, two pr0mi-
nent merchants who had a business misun-
derstanding, came 10 blows in Main street
to-day, though little or no damage was done.
Captain T.. Il. Lamb, agent Of the Rich
mOnd and Danyille Railroad, has a severe
attack Of the grippe.
Rev. Dr. Alexander Martin has been elect
ed chaplain Of Cabell Graves Camp COnied-
crate Veterans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

A REPORT has just been prepared in
Canada with reference % children sent tO
the old Dominion under the auspices OF the
various phllanthroplc and benevolent insti-
tutiOns engaged m such work. IL viii be
remembered that In an arrangement with
the Local Government Board the Dominion
Government agreed that certain Of these
children should h. inspected annually by its
officers, and that the result Of the examina-
ton should be transmiiicd 10 the Board.
During the last few months over
500 children have been seen by the officials
Ot the Government, a matter Ut some diff
Guilty, considering the distances that have
% be traNcrsed and the way in which tho
young people are scattered The results
upon the whole are satisfactory, the per-
centage OF failures being remarkably small.
I'm by FAR the majority Of instances The chil-
dren are repOrsed % De In comfortable
homes. well looked after, and well
clothed. Many attend school, and most of
those who do not receive in from their en-
ployers. The agent al Ottawa says:-'l
can fairly state that the general result Of
the work ID encouraging in is character.
and that great care was displayed in lOcat-
ing these children. as / found an OF them.
with only three exceptions, In comfortable
homes and well cared and provided fOr. \
great number are being educated In
the day schools, aud their religious duties
are carefully attended 20 BY those having
charge Of them." The Toronto agent y of
the opinion that, taking the inspection a. A
whole, the result has been pleasing and sat
isfactOry, the children in almost every case
being happy. cOntegted, and well cared for,
and IN fair way 10 become useflu men and
w0mon.' The tenor OF the reports from
Kingston and London is much the same,
but the agent Hamilton goes still
further, and says that I'm the whole
OF my Inspection | have not met
one Undesirable home; tAe children
are an comfortable and happy in their new
homes and did not meet with a single
case where a child wished 10 be returned
Most OF the children are from ten 10 four
teen years OF age. but some are slightly
older and some younger. There are fsw
eases reported in which the children we've
not healthy and should not have been sent
out. Ii Is understood, however, that IN all
future eases medical certificate must aes
annananv fha lifflf amirr2nf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, January g.
4 family Of elgh. persons named IlargrOye,
living several miles south Of here, have
been poisoned by negro woman. -Four Of
the family are reported dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

NEW YORK, January 29.-The captain Of
the steamer La Place, from Rio Janeiro. re-
ports that forty sailors. who while intOxica-
ted had shouted In the streets "IOng live
the Emperor were executed secretly in
prison in Rio JaneirO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

LONDON, January 29.-lt is reported here
that the ship Buteshire has foundered in the
Atlantic. She vas bound from Norfolk.
Va. 20 Mediterranean ports, and had crew
Of sixteen, all Of whom are supposed to
have perished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
A Newspaper Man Sent to the Peni-
fenfiafx

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 29.-Dr
William Ii. Bradley, who formerly had
delphia Press, was to-day sentenced 10 nv,
wears and six months in the penitenliary
for embezzling money which belonged /,
e paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

OTTAWA, ONr., January 2J.-Ihe House
OF Commons today unanimously adopted
the address Of loyalty 70 the Queen. The
annexation voted for the address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

Speaker Reed appealed for quiet and
order and it was accorded him by the Demo-
Gratis. He then read very lengthy d0cu-
ment. setting forth his reasons for his ac-
tiOn, and for justification referred % q rul-
ing Of Governor Hill. of New York, when as
a lieutenant-goyerno he presided over the
Senate OF that state. speaker Reed could
present no precedents except from state
Legislatures. 10 is the first time
in the history Of the National Congress that
any rules or action 0l State Legislature
was ever offered as "a precedent for either
house. ON the contrary, il has been the
rule and custom since the foundation Of the
government for Congress % Indicate rules
Of procedure and lay down precedents for
state Legislatures and other similar bodies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

Crisp's reply 20 Reed demolished every
assumption OF the dCsp0iic Speaker, but II
there was anything left Carlisle finished it.
Meyer IL lis pnllie career as Carlisle APP
peared 70 better advantage. in brief,
manly. dignified and argumentalive speech.
he pointed out the fallacy Of Reeds posi-
ton and the dangers its adoption would
lead 10. lie based his argument upon the
Constitution, and showed that tO-day's
ruling was clear defiance Of the organic
laws. Reed had % take two backward
steps. Hatch. who was counted by him,
was paired, and OutnNaife was not in the
House al the time. Just before adjourn
meat Reed confessed his blunder, which
was greeted with jeers By the Democrats.
Mckinloy's mgtiOn % adjourn j. also re-
garded as a sigp Oh want Of nerve. Had
the Republicans been as united and deter-
mined az their Leaders represented, they
would haze pushed the lgnt IN an aggres-
siye manner. There Is no denial that some
OF the Republicans are apprehensiYe, and
even hesitating. ButterwOrih In not alone.
Lehlbach. Of New Jersey, who represents "a
conservative constituency said tonight
he could not approve Reeds course, and
though fearful OF results, SAYS be supposes
be must 90 with his party. There are 9th
ers. through the vigorous application Of the
party lash, may impel tne hating ones 10
Joey 0ldrfs. But M man oi conservative
mind doubts that the Republicans are tax
Ing desperate chances, aud that trouble
will probably follow. They hope 10
force through a Federal election law
md hy this means capture some South
,Fn Congressional DISTRICTS but the senu-
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G,.ropaiid,c 9atclbcriGtc.
Rad Der GepoIitiun iti @raentiHiett.-ss ssnseb=
Iidle Iboai,ftI,,n nee Wr1itoctttcu ScIniatt.


Sono on, 5. NuQuIt. = 9epelden ans
SuenoS IpreS nleloeu Der pSimes:" Stce=
prallbent Yelegrint brobt, ein Imt nteoer=
Sule9en. Gelman bat ieoen Soften I'M Sa=
bluet ben Siibreru Der Sppoiition angelo
ten, obne oaB elmer oerielben ,ugeIagt bGtte.
Ole Stf5tere Der Hegintenter, Die Fd) nod)
tiirlid) in Sample gegeniiber itanoen, frater=
nllren Jest luO erflarcn, bdb Die Sruppen
t0rtau perelnt bleiben miirben. Die ?Marlne@
Stfi5tere baben ibre Soften uieber ein9e=
nommen.- @elman'S lSohnung iuirO bnrd)
RollSet uno Senerpebr bepod)t, mn ltc &c
gen e1nen lebcrfaa Durd) baS OfilitGr 81
Ildern. &rdiioent Geman'S glnbdnger III
Senat uno Sammer baben geitern in einer
Serlantntlung bei6loiien, benlclben nab,
mie por, frdftig Su unterltiiben. - 2fulor
Falma, meld)en Der Yrdiioent einen Spion
nnO &err1tber genarut bat, it toot, Ntan
perlldlert, cr lei pergiitet ruorben, ertdbrt
aber ntd)tS Seltimmtes, oa Die Brefe pol=
itGubi9 gefuebelt lit. GaS &abinet lOu ild)
titr GtnIiibrung elmer 3mangaipdhrung ent=
ld)iebcn bubeu. I'm Sen SpefulatioHen nit
Sob cin @nOe III m0d]eH, iOaeu Die gSed)=
lelfure fnrtan in Der lanoesiiblidlen SGhz
rung nOtirt merben.
SuenoS IpreS, ). 9(uauit. - Srot=
Dem Die Sniurrcrtion unteroritdt 1T, berrid)t
ocnno6 groBe 2luiregung i'll Der StaOt, mo
Die llnrube iit i'm 2Snd)ieu. Senor 2aitra,
6ihrcr Der Bartei, peldle ben friibereu 4rd=
iOenten @cueral Mire uutertiitt, bat cine
ibm augebotene Stcle I'M Sabiuet abge-
lebnt. IS perlautet, poB cine meme Bapier=
gtlO GnllliOn i'm Serage BON $50,000,000
pOrgenornmen merben iol. Die 9iational=
baut bat Die 3ablung mieOer oufgenommcu,
alleiu Die S6rie lit nod imnler geid)loneu,
unO cine ponifortige Stinmuug btrridt i'll
@ed)ditstreiicn. Ser Hrelie 1T pon Der
9tc0ierlng beiOblen wOrOen, iid aQcr Som.
menture iiber Die SriitS Su eutb0Itcu. 9ie
6SOIOprdmie betrdgt jett 200 YroSent. Die
Setielraten iinO im Saucu.
Yari8 5. AnNuit.-Giner 0epeidJc aus
SuenoS 9tpreS Suiolge bat Der Minilter beS
AnSmartigen HnO Der 6iHan5miniltcr reiig-
uirt.
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3 sernifdte tc.earauhtid1e acnefdj

- Su g. YidlSer'S SdlahtbauS 5n Gbiz
cago purOe getern cine Gnantitdt HinO-
fleild), meld)t5 total perborbcu nno lln9e=
nieBb0r mar, BON SanitdtabcGmteu beIdlag=
nabnlt, ais es auf ben 0tarft gebratt perz
BEN iollte. Die Gbiere, pOu weld)en baS
SleiId) berriibrte, maren nit Dem Serasiie-
ber bebaitet geweIen. Die Sanitdtabeb0roe
mir0 iid] ser SddJe anuebmen.
6obiu & 9Silbner'5 0t0belfabrif al
Ser OtarmellinaBe in Chicago marb geIer1
ourd) cin pernluthlid BON GranOItiiteru an
9elegtt5 Seuer Serit6rt. Serluf $685. 900.
= Sn Gborleltou, S.=G., CAB geitern Die
Gorouers 5urp I'M Safe @'reenS eineu auf
geret]tferti9ten 8obtldllag lautenben 9Sabr
ipruf a6. G5reen bdtte ben 2iebhnber leiuer
6rau, eiuen republitauiI9en 4oIitlfer, 9ia-
mems 9lbrena, getOotet.
: Der neue 3ollfutter y&inora" mur6e
gefteru in YuleD & Sone5' Sd)ifi0bauho Su
9SilnlingtOn, GEL, erfol9rei9 pom Stapel
9elaien.
- Sin Mann unb Elm 9nabe, 8eioe MI
betaunt, muben gtltern ;u RaDang lcd)8
Meileu bon Scranton, 8a., mo- iie geraOe
bon einem So9leu5nge abgeitiegen maren,
pom einem @ilsuge iibeiabren unO aui Der
SteQe get0otet.
: SEQ. 6arris, elm Yofclerf ans Chi
caqo, lit in Der Ndhe pom ct. QpuiS nit
Srpei Yoltidden BON eiuem 3uge Der pGbi-
caQo 9lton SdbH" entiloben. 9Sie uiel Gel0
iid) in Den Sdden befauO, lit nod uid)t felt=
gelteut.
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Neap.glorfer Wa adrid,tett.

Stem Dorf, 5. slu9uit. Yatrif
6arrelp, @e61ftSfiibrer Der y9lmericau
9tepSs9O., unO ieine sluei Glerfs Gbwaro
Gpan8 nnO Sobn s. Slauagan iino AMI
SeranlaiHng Der Stem Yorfer @elelihaft
SIR Sollltredung Der Grimlralgeete" megen
Gerfaufs ohlc0ner yiteratur perbaftet nor
ben. 9fid)ter Dturrap eutlieB iie gegen ibre
eigene Siirgid)aft bis III einenl lpGteren gier=
h0r. Sie poblc6nen 0ider", nm Die eS iid,
baubelt, iino: Die Sod)ter oes SelHels"
BON Sal;ac, p9ie Satin zines Sd)auz
ipielerS" BON Geo. Ntoore, vSela'S
Sdlattenn pon 9lbrabam 3foB uuo Ser yGlez
nlenceau Sal" BON aleran0re Dumas.
Die gntideioung pirO nit Spaunung erz
martet, ba Die obenermdbnte Gelellid)ait
eineu Selfa4 aus Der 4n9elegenbeit MAIDEN
mill.
= lleber ben bereitS nlitgetbeilten Sob
beS geltern 9lbenO i'll ieinem ShieBtauoe
9fr. 223t, SOmerg, 5uiGllig geid)oiienen
6einridb S6ernis ipiro folgeuOes 9tGbere
berid)tet: pp@egen I'll llbr betraten orci
lunqe 2eute Den StanO unb beqauueu
Sd)ie6iibungen nit elmer 8iidie bonn Sail
ber % mad Der Sdeibe AMI 100 6uB Gnt=
feruuug. 2lS chen elmer Der Sdiieen los
briidtc, trat Shernit in bic SdieBbahn:
Die Sugel traf ibn in Die linfe Srnimar;e
uuo blieb in Der Sunge iiteu. Die iungen
Qeute lieien na9 Der 5biir, no iie 6rn. S.
9egneD bon gtr. AIS, Sit=14. Sra6e, be-
aeqneten, Der ben Yoli;iiten SerbolSbeimer
bonn II. &e5irf, melder an Der Gde pom
StantouitraBe auf Soften itanO, bsrbei riei
mnO eiue eiugebenbe Berloualbeid)reibun
Der Gntflobenen CAB. SIM Sd)ieBitanOe ian0
man Sd)ernis in leiuem 8lute liesen, icoo6
pernlo1te oerielbe nod su erfldren, baB Der
SduB ni9t abiidtlid) auf i'm abgefcuert
iporoen ei. Quf Dem 9Sege Sum pGouper=
nenrsz6oipital," bon no cine gmbnlan,
berbei gerufcr worben mar, itarb er. Shers
nil; binteridBt Srau uuo elm Sinb. 8riiber
iiibrte er cine SSirtbid)aft iu ielben 9ofal a"
= SIN Snracnie, R.=9., ermortete ae=
fern 5rau Scbn 0tabur ibr neugeborenes
Sinb, inbem iie inn nit eiuem Steue BEN
&opf einidlug unD OaS fleine 9Seien banu
in cine IbrittSgrube mari. Sic miro Dor
@eridt sefeat wsrbsn.
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@icl,Nt1rftC.

Gaf Qibertp, 3D., 5. 9tuguit. -
9iinouieb: ,3niubr 28O, &erIenouug 400;
Frciie pariirteu Slpiifeu $1.5O uuO $4.40.
- Sdmeine: 3ufugr 1900, &crIenoHug
1850; Breiie pnriirtcn 5>unden $3.50 uu0
$500. = Sdanie: 3uIubr 100, &erien=
oung 1900; Freiie pariirten 5wiiten $3.50
uHO $G.25.
ct. 2ont8, 5. 9(n9uit. = 9tin0picb:
i3Hiubr 5000, 9erieuOung 300; Yreiie pa
riirten ilpihen 81. 90 II. $4.7O.-Sbuetuc
3ufubr 400, &erienOuug 11OO.; Yreiie
uNriirten imiidcu >3.75 II. $3.S0.-Sd Sdoofe:
i3uTHbr $500, &erieuourg 2000; Yreiie pa
riirten ;nidtn S4.OO uuo 1870.
Gbicago, 5. 2lugult. 9tiuODie6:
3uiu6r 1000, &ericuoung 1000; Freiie ua<
riirtcn ;pihen 81 20 mO 4.8O.-Sdmeiue:
,3uiubr 81 900, Seyienoung 10000; Yreiie
pariirten Sntiideu $3.50 uno S3.95. =
Sdlaafe: 3nfu9r 5000, &erieuouug 1000;
Yreiie uariirten Spii1euS $3.50 unb $3.50.
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glrDeit t.i10 SuGu.

Snoianap lis, Snp., 5. aug.- Die
pSnternatipuale Sriioerldait Der NtNiftne=
riez6OrmgieBer" trat beute Su ibrcr Spet=
jdbriden SiBuug bier 3uiommeu. 9elega=
ten aus alien Staateu iinb anuelen0. Ser
Gouueut wirb ben %oriflag beipreden, alle
Stiiarbe.t abiuid)afien, ba biciclbe oaiu
beitrdgt, fen Qobn berabSuoriiden. Die Did
iOritdt De: Diit9iieOsr Slebt Dor, fitr Gage
lObn ~ arbeiten, lelblt penn tie pabei meni-
ger peroieHeu.
Nem orf,5 auguIt. = Die lneiiten
Observation-Disclosures baben iid) nit ibren
@iGuteIi6neibern, meldje cine 53ulaae Don
so 8ro;ent iorOerteu, ami % Yro;enf geei=
nigt. Ardoent @ottlieb beiud]te beute Uiele
'ber 6irmen, unp bielelbeu babeu ialt idnlmt=
lid eiu 2lbtommen nit Der Union getrOfeu.
DIAN gIaubt niGt, oaB eiu neuer alI9emeiner
Strife III beIiirdlten lit.
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est1 riusr gsra,1erei eritiGf.

Bb TIA beIp Dta, 5. Nu9nlt. = Sobn
llibur aus &aOner, 9eluparc=G =GOuntp, er=
iifte beute &orlnittaa in einem o'euaiOe=
bebalter in SergOol'S Srauerei, wobin CT
getommen NOR, um 5reber ais 6utter iiir
ein &ieb Su bolen. Gr mar III eiuen lecren
@etraioebebdlter getreten uuo 0ifuete Suz
fduig Die Saltbiire elmer 9futid)babu, bur6
meld)e Dos @erabe aus Ben oberen Stof=
merfen in ben Sebdlter belorDert mirb. She
er entilieben fonute, ipnrbe er burd) Die
berabitiirSenoen @straibemaiien Su SoOeu
gemnrfeu unb inter nlebrere Sonnen bdiel=
ben begrabeu. Seine 0eide iuurOe erit
mebrere Sunben ipGIer Qeiunben.
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stanren aper Ole snfuaft eentral.mfrifa's

Qonbon, 5. angnit Stanlcp bat iid
babiu aeaubert, bab Die centrnl=afrifauilde
Giienbabn pom Monlbaila an Der &iiite mad
ugauba am Siftoria 9iganSa i'll fiinf 3ahren
pollenoet lein iperoe. gtad) &erlauf beS
Qleid,eu 3eitraumS mirO es, pie Stanleg bel
Serielben gelegenbelt bemerfte, III Gcnfral=
4frifa liiblih pom stequator feineu @toba=
meoaner mebr geben; Der SSlam lei bort i'm
rai9en Serial be9rlhen.
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G:ne Ieaerfsiouie tn @serifo.

Gt.gouiS, 5. Aug. = 5. @iilton Surs
ncr, Elm Gouotat aus ct. 2oui8, reiiie beute
bon bier na9 9telp= Yprf ab, Inn bie @in5eln=
beiten zines Elanes SIR G)riinoung elmer
9tegerfolOuie in 0terifo su arraugiren. Sine
6jrma 9tewz 0orfer Saiieebdnbler, weldJe
Die 9teger nit Dem San bon Safee unb
.3uftr beidditigen mill uuo ca. q 100000
9lder ganb in 0tcrifo beilet, iol binter Dem
llnternebmeu iteben.
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Der @e.Onrarft.

g2em Worf, 5. 9ln9nlt. 6olgen0cS
ijnO Die S6luBuotirungen: Gclo er0finete
III 40 uuO i61oB I'll Eroicut. = Ster-
iiuQ SSediel s4.S5 AMI ied)sSia Gage un0
4894 aui Sidt. SunoeS Sbligationen:
4 pros. 1888, a pres. 1054, 3 pros. =.
9lftien: 9boms GrpreB $50, Central @a=
cifc 81, Gbeiapcatc- GBio 229, Grie 2555,
oitto 9rior G44, Suinois Gentral ia,
Qafe Sborc 109, 9telu Scriep Gentral
124, giortbmeltern Ill, brttO 4rior. IA,
gieiu=9 9)orf Central 1914, Sbio 9iiiiiiiippi
23I, bitto Brior. 85, 9ittSburg 156, 9leaOing
43E, ct. @aul 714, OittO 9rior. 117!,
gSefteruzlluiol S31
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SaS ,,Soo sSe4o>ps"= sfcft 1T
Ghic0ar.

GGicoQo, 5. 9lugut. - 9clcgaten ans
alien Sbeilcu traieu and beute Elm, unl
Sbeil all Der oreiidbrlibeu Gcriammlung
Der nEaridrdS 9tilitant, s. .. :. ST."
81 nebmtu. lluiiormirte 0dtglie0er Scr
ncridicoencu Srgauiationen maren nuf
alien StraBen Su leben S&Gbren0 Ocs &or=
mittoa5 ainaen Serbauoluugeu I'M S&afen=
iaale Der Sarerte 3 bel gcihloTieueu Shit
ren Dor iid), unO beute AbenO nabm 0os
8reiSerer;iren an ser Sceironte in @egeu=
mart GanienOer oOn 0teni6en leincu @n=
fn1rn
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9rei eeidfess is etneas gsrae,

song SraHt), N.=S., 5. 2(uguit. =
Sn btm 9SraG Der Dor 5luei Sagen bier ge-
ltraHoeten unbetauuten Sarge murben bcutc
Die geiden breier Ntdnuer gefunbeu. 9a8
geid)elterte 6QhrSeug biirfte uielleidt bie
Go5enborge IS 49," Gigentbum Der Sc
briiOcr A5elslep uuS Nemport JiemS, So,
iein. Dian uernutbet, ooB bjcielbe bHr9
ben 9ampfer u3Ginguala" in ben @ruub
gebobrt wpr0en lit. 2ie Sarge bate ben
GopitGn Summers, Sob gSaterS uno einen
gemiNeu 6leming am Sor0 IND perlieB
9iewport= giems am lebteu GaomitagS 9tad)=
mittag. 6lemiug bat ein Aino III Baltimore,
uub 0uh sic sipei auoeren NiGnner maren
6anilicupGter. Die Gebrii0er l1eislcp lino
betauntc grubenbeiiBer uHO &OBleubduOler
in YnCnn1iun Snuutn, Hd.
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nift ipeniger, ais flint &ometen i'm
AnSuge oOer bereits in Der Groenndbe. Die
IEIdaunng beS 0iittelalterS, oaB elm SO
met Srieg bepeute, iit siuar ldngit i'll ba8
alte Glen gemorfen moroen; aber menn
man Die neuereu grideinungcn in Setraft
siebt, Iollte man iitb perluft fiiblen, Ben al
ten aber9lauben mieOer auf5unebmen. Auf
unierem ionit 10 irieoli9en GOntiHente, Der
nod DOT lpeuigeu Wtonaten BEN SSeltiriebeu
etnlciten pollte, erplpoirt cine 9fationalttdt
nadl Der anberen, Gan Saluabor, Argentt=
nicu; in @bile uub Faraguap brObt eS, los
Su geben, uuO pl0tlif iiberfallen metitani
ide Dtarobeure cine amerifaniid)e Stabt,
beginner allo eineu iriihen fr6blidlen GrenS
frieg. = 9SaS 10 ein paar Son1eten nid)t
ausridteu fOnuen!
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D,orft ,,,,a 1S1rSr

2onSon, 5. ltuguit. = Ser. Staatcn=
Sbligotonen: pros. 1888, Ditto 4t=proj.
1899 2(ftien: q. s. g&. 364, Ditto 4rior.
-Ganaoa Eacific 00f, Grie 254, Ditto Yrior.
l05, SQnoiS Central 11S, Meric0n 43g,
Ct. Yaul 734, 9tem Dorf Gentral 11Ol,
Beunipluania 545, EeaOing 225, @lerican-
@euual 734.
&iOerpool, 3. 2luguf.-12 80 9taf=
mittogS Saumuoue: 2lnleritaniiGe Ntit=
teliorte 65, DO. Nep=Srlean5 -. Die Ser.
fGuie behugcu 5000 Snaen, Spefutation
MD AuSfubr 500, 3uiubr 25,0O0.
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Sarrijpn t,,,o glaiue.

Cape 0f NJ, gi.zS., 5. 2tug.- Yraiibent
6arrilon bat ieine uripriin9Ii0 auf beute
feitgelette 6iffebr naf 9Saibington bis
mOrgen peridobeu. Gr iomobl, mie Sefre>
tdr Blaine iiihlen iid) bnrd ibren 9tuIent=
bait babier 10 9etrGftigt, baB lie nod etnen
Sag lGnger 81 perlueileu belbloHeu. Ser
&rdiiOent uuo @eneralpo poitmetiter 2Sonama=
fer merben ii6 morgen birett naf SSalbingz
ION begeben, mdbrenb SetretGr Slatne mad
lfemzl llDrf Qhrelien mirD.
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HD~9 # bma. SD m0fte oaS Gublifum
benad)ridtigen, ooB i6 in Seiiee elmer 9lrS>
nei bin, meIdleS OieieS 10 lehr pciuigenbe
geiOen betlt. SD babe 2eute geieben, welfe
fnum atBmeu fonnten uno burd) ben Sc
brauG oieies @iittels iaIt ougenbliGlid Gin
Oerung erlaugten. GS 1T harmIo5 unO fam
oGne ale 8eldrdntung geHonlmen perOen.
Solte bieie 9totis Dor ooe Auge eines nit
Oieier quGlcu0eu AranfbcIt Sebaftetcu tOnI-
men, 10 luirb er Bofentlib uuieblbar ioglcid
fid) an mid luenOen un0 oaourd) lofortige
2inOeruug iid) ueridancn. BreiS 81 bic
6laite ODER ieds 6laiten iiir So. 3u baben
bel Setb 9. 0ance & Comp, gtr.
80, SitzgaltintoreitraRe. Q6)
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GS beitdtist iid), oaB oaS 9efisit bes
@erliner 9 S0iitenfefcs reiblif)
100000 Marf (etlpa $25, ,000) erreid)t. Sn-
Smiiden liegen mebrere Der 9tcru Yorfer
S6Isen, oarunter aud) Gapt. Siebl in 9tar=
Eeim, in 6Olge Der pStrapaien" Idwer CT
frantt bornie0er; Elm YbiluOelpbier SAiike
iLarb in 9Sie5baOen.
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@Sance'S Saiiaparilleu- 6 T.
trait reinigt baS Slut unb beilt Giro
pbelu, ifropbul6ie Sliiiie, frebiige 6liiTe,
Mageni9mdde uuo alle au5 uureineu .Slute
eutlpringeneen geioeu raolfal. Soiiihueb,
6beumatiSmus, Neuralge uuo @idt laiien
iif) nur bur6 baS Slut miriam beieitigen,
unb 6ance's Saiiaparileu Grtrntt iit Die
2lrSnei, tuelfe 9aS pollbriHgt, Brei5 81 bic
Slai6e. gu baben BEL Q eth Q. 9ance
& s MI p, 9ir. 80, SitzBaltin1ore-S -Sra-
Sc, (12)
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Srefiuribge arfaniaS bat
porgenern I'M Gongreiie ben 9Sabi;wang@z
geHten oerb Die gepiten geleien, uuO lauter,
ais je, id)reien beute ieine republifGnid)en
@e9uer, OaB erbinunSgemorfen werpen unO,
ba icin Gegner Glaptou eridoiieu lei, cine
gtemuabl itottfiuoen miine Sredinri0ge
BON Sentudp ieB iibrigenS Die GougreBber~
rem miHen, oaB elbit Die tbinau5maBrege=
lung ieines 9rfaniaer Settlers ieine uber=
malige Grlpdglung uid)t perbinOern miiroe.
torn. .. BON 9lrfaniaS nit Der Grmorouna
GlaptOu'S in Serbinbung Su bringen, ei
eiuiad) lGd)erlid).
Su aitterp, SO Maine, mo lid Elm
9tegierungs S6iiiSbaubof befinbet, ioQen
lngelGumt 600 bis $50 ueue 9rbeter an0e=
itellt merbeu. Sitterp liegt uber i'm GungreB=
9iltrift beS lliurpatOrS 9teeo, beiien 9tieDer=
lage SeitenS ieiuer 9lnbdnger beiiir6tet
ipirb. Dian fann Oaraus ieine eigenen
Solgerungen 5ieben-
SON nYbilabelpbi 10 irb ais be=
rerfenSpertb nlitgetbeilt, pab iid) Der Dor
tige pSuaD=&lub" Der 6arbigen gegen 2oO=
ae'S 9manQsmablbiQ erflGrt hat