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Sasaut' usaeitsr gesiIoasecrf1!es.
Genator Snqalls bat cine gia eiusebrabt,
alien 8erionen, peld]e i'm letten Irrege miuoe
ffers brei 01onate unb nidt me5r, rpie ein
Sabr aebient baben, cine BeniiOn BON Sc pro
9ionat gu getpabren; tper mebr, als elu Sahr
nnb msniqer, OILS 500 Gage geoient bat, ioa
$8 pro Nionat befonlnlen, uHb per nlebr, als
800 SAGE i'm 0lenft mar, l Sent pro Sienlt
tu9 pro Mouat. Dasesen inll BON oieen VI
len feiner cine 8eniion befommen, Der CUR 3eit
Der Ginrsi4ua9 Elm SermDgen bon $4,000 ODER
rncbr bsiet.
9sr pen.anssrtfaasfd1e ghisofsetta1tRsger'
tras.
Sertreter BON neun amerifnniiden Wdtten
(ridt bon II, ME 9efern irrthimltdl berldtetl
blben i'm StaatsSepartenlent forn1eu Den bonn
all amerifaniId)en @ongreie aufgefetltcn
Gduos9eridtspertra unterSei6net, n1mlid:
Ser. Gtaaten, Guatemala, gttcara9ua, 5al=
pabpr, Sonouras, Sollpia, Gcuaoor, Santt
unb bic Ser. Staaten bon Sraiitien. SIN
Gtoataoepartemert berridt oh bieies thellmeiz
fen @riolges groBe Sreuoet ba man hoIIt, Bag
moraen nod orei tpetere lluterifrifteu folgen
fperben uno baB Die iibriGen BON ben IL Nfdd)z
ten, meld)a onf Dem @OngreB oertreten paren,
nod i'm 2auie bes Somnlers uno Serbfes Hd)
QQfu UtIutHtI tuIlCH IutlpSLl' XIV HSNVpL1'l"HJ
tiaten gum @onqreB tparen nidt gum IbldllIB
formeler Scrtrdge, ioHbern mir 3ur llutcrbrti=
funq BON gori6Idgen befu9t, uno Der Sertra9
fpurbe baher heute bon ben @eIanbten Der be-
trefienogn WtGdte als beren Sertreter nuO pom
@taatS tfretdr Slaine nnterSetdlnet.
AnfIaeea esasn ssa Boifmetitsr oss 8 1''iss'
@eaen Der Sauspoitmeilter @apltdu Bbeat,
besn. befen SObn nnb 9ehiilfenr ii ooH Y.
g. Ofc&oro Die Qnflage auf Serlebun9 oes
SriefgebeimuiiieS nno mllftrltdls SeGl9euot-
rune prn Yoilfiideu erboben wornen. @apltau
,sIheat erItGrt nun bieie Anfla9en alS 1Ir
rS1ia Gus Der 2uft gegrifien. Die oeti1 Bapler'
forb iiberantmorteteu Bofitide leen gum
Sbeil oil @r= =WiitolleSer 9eridtete nno oeHlnadl
Der Jfatur Der Safe uue gepiIl2n Seftn'
,nuneen 3ufolse unbeiiellbar gelpeen. Der BON
feinem Sohne geDfinete Srief iei elm an Jfe'
prdIentant @otples geridtetes 9ei9atscirfular
oetpeien; @onIeS babe ausorudl,d angeor0net,
6erartiae fir ibn betilnulte Sriefihafteu IN
ben 8apierforb III iperIen. Die 9ebiilIer
0beat's tebaupten iubgB, 8heat babe Den
8apierforb tG9li6 abfdtli6 anidlpelen
Iaiieu, nm einen 9rDBeren @rl0s fir Wafula-
fur au ersielen. @apitdu @beat felt in 4b
reoe, jemals bebauptet Su baben, er batte lei.
neu Iiufeu Grm i'm Sriege uerloren. Die
@iitglieeer Gattpel uno ga Tollette, tpelAi
i'm republiianiiten @aufuS Ieine grtuIhlun1
befiirtporteteu, bdtten bamal8 bcretS erftdrt,
nab er ben arm in Solge eiues llnfalIes eiu'
bubte. Gs miro uorauSfid!lih BON Seiter
beS SauleS cine llnteriutung be;igltd) Der
AmtSfiibrur9 beS Yofmetters angsorone
.uerbcn.
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Ser etea psS 0brtfteutbnms tn Dsn Ieatsz
tfidh uaannd.

2oubon, 30. April. - Sier eiugetrof=
fene 8riefe bee jett perforbsneu Rilfioaars
Madap entbaIten yidberes iiber bic &fs,
neIdhe In Der @iebsreiniesuus Wpauswa's
aIs &Snis bes Negerreifs Uganda reiuItirteu.
Su Der erfeu Sdlaht murbsu bic &briReu
sehlageu unb 3erfreut. Sp6ter erbielteu
fie 8erHdrtuugeu unb 1000 @euebre. I'm
4. Sttober b. 8. Iieferteu fie ben 4raberu
cine meitere SnIadt uuo idIuseu fis bod.
fdnbig aui's Sanpt. uiurpator Rarema,
melder Dpausma pertrtebeu bate. entflob.
Mmane,ra if uomiueu Satholit. Die &a=
tboIifeu uub Protefiauteu oes 8eidss babeu
9& NugeHtts ber @efabr, weI6e ihnen Ssi.
isus her Graber brobt. eng uerbiiubet uuo bas
tsfte @inperuebmeu herri&t iuii&su ihneu.
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RC. 1O3.
OrGbs Ysaaig!baHter Eouie.
Sspselte @eIeiie. StnbIi6isnen. Shbas
S3snerte'n. %rddltige ai7sfattungs
ge70sESSsA aSA@.x~oV 0ssAs,
I9so!t9e StatraL Lga1t'.

S3enerte'n. Srd6tigs aEsfattHngs
g9ro!t@e geatraL gsa0s.
Srat am 2. DfdrJ 1889 In fraft.
Sage betG9HsW Bes&trsots, to5s F9Igt;
SetMnsss SGncglu9 mao 6arrtsburs, GDiIs
famsRGit S nRs li S!Sf,sSa9en tdsIt ule sst,
RaaecosBofts uno @rpYts tIsltt, auegeRcms
men Sonntaas, nnd 6arr.5burg, gBiliau-ss
gotly S9a@9a6tl, SlnIEa, BashnsS Ro9e'
eiitirfS GSic656 tdSia na iitySIa, Sin. IN '''
etnnatl GTo &9ico9o nit Dp.3s 56IotlUas'
s5ns1s gts, tis6 rad GitstIcgS .sioIos
poltss 81. Solts Ene &oluutue unb, nu5qss
n9mneH s39nI,iias5; nab G5tce8O uns 20,
iebo uno 0eI9'uest fb, SOnHtog5 "a s1euonts
men, Hat &'t-9aJtE, @Il,iIa uu6 Bats
UHs.s. ..'..-.........,. ,15 I}oIgGnGs
9arris6nrg $'s!Onensn8 tdglib, aIsstrOra
81. 9ouiSs, GGSoscs un6 5incinaat!s5r5gsss'
tarsl6 nGu E-s;s5IT3, &1ciunGt, Gticdgo
uno St' touls' -'nIloy- -lS1aaon EaN pdrs
rtsbura, uUo 2trt5 5blGIUagsou5 BON
9natsbur9 nar &iucinHot, &bIcugt. uns
St. yours tnc Spefs sSna8oH nGb 5t.
SouiS p0n Der E.'suna Eta3tuy ab; Sers
6tnbst tI au9 nit SEiL,lmsgort t5sat
,r,,,.. ,-...z ,.,.. 4.S3 RG1mtsnSs.
Gem Betea NIT GEEt= Sd 2iDaggonS ned
ebtcdg5 uro &. Go-5s; Samifdgs uusats
HSnns1T NAG Roieoo uno GleueInuh uns
nab 9tncinnott, louisville uuo memphis
mt 9urd1 S6IajnaGseu bon Eittsburs
nab Diemphs. s......................S.d5 4Cea3S.
$aciRc una l0rolit9ergrp-ts tdeIidb NIT NurtSs
Gt4tllh NggVils NuuQ 4ltt8uHlg Bnp neIdsnbet
tt tdglih uad &rje u, Jf0defter uub, Sdins
h1gS aus9enonlmeI, nGu Buffalo un6 oen
AGgCrasIt Her H.s..,.............,.Il.2g .2g gaG1iss
gott Accommodation $50 4btaSs ar Rotentagtns
GonniGGs $50 Jlndmittaes.
Fdroa Accommodation 7,30 Bormttag5 uno Ia
Dfttoa5 Glutc 4.Sg WanEHass, tiJlit, auss
genommta SoHnta9s. SoHatags 1880 uRS l0.I5
Gormit,nes.
GodtQsUlt ACCOMMODATION 6, S.45 unh 1918
NiOlqeRs un6 1.30, 2.30, $50, 7.S0s 3, 1850
un0 ll.a9 Iben0s. SOHutag5 1880 IiadlTitags
uEb 10 Ibr abeuos.
Rad Ejrs'uz5pslngz 8petg $50, 7,3O uni II iIbr
gioE8ens, 4 GHb $50 glaamilinss an lgo5en"
tagcn,
Jsud3 SparrDn's B0iut.
Son SaIoeytsStation I'M sos, 810, 1910 T2Jrs
gems uHb unh 4.55 yinhmlttnas. Gunutoss
I'm lht g2cT9ens un6 4.55 yIdlmttingS,
Bon luioHsS tattOn um s. .16y S.15, 1O.1B NlorgenS
uut 2.OS un6 lhf Rdtmit;ags. SonIials um
8.O5 ytorJens un6 u5r HtG5ulittags,
Bon lgsit5eHtaraEc I'm 6.05 iriil uuo d.53 Rabs
mtags an gBoUeHtiaen.
Eilett nob allen Buutttn oFIid1s HcrAHn una
D;fIj ijnb IL btr @aocrtaStGticn, on Der NorSnfsa
Stt btr Baltimore rHh &alpsriRTdss uub on sCr
uniur. 5tdou gu ba6eus
&tpad nir6 Bon poislS unb gRebnuFger qbaes
Bou unb mdTfirt, EDeun babtEgebeuht Eui!r1as I'M
5urlou NOrSofta@te ssr Bd!tlmOrss uub &alDstIffy.
rbHsGgFSu lDsrAen.
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grtaltunsen unS G56merSen In Der 2unge
oebeilt.

Iiblau : 9Bist., 2l. gooember 1855.
Or. Rabnan-g gBert9er Serr! SD iDoIte JlHen
idon ldngfi etnge 3eiIen Bum &obe Sbres SoridFaz
rlQian Reiopent idreiben. g5or aht5e9u Sabren ems
piohl idh oieleS Dittel 81. 3innermann in Snaton'
no. Diinr., Der mir elm tangidbriser 5reno geDelen
ar, uno ingte ibn, bab es tetn 6eeres Dette 9e8en
Sridltung uno ShTerSen In Der Sun9e ge6e. "
Oeriahte eS uno oante mir oann otelmal5, hlnluin'
geno, oos Is ein 6eieIes Ulte gegen otee Sranfbez
ten sdbe, unO iest empfsbt er es ieiuen Battenen.
SD empiah es aud otn. Sir6q, ei1em Ipotlettr III
SmotoRna, uno ieet bdlt er e5 pon6tbtg. Sn AppleS
ton, gBisc., rpuroe i nit einem iungen Dtanne be-
tannt, oer einen hIimmen Suften bate uno pom Dem
man beidrdtete, boS er bic S6pinbiu6t 6etommsn
Diiroe. Sdb empfabI Sbr Sariap0ritan Reolpen uno
noh en9er 3et lab i& i'm irid uHo gelunb; er orudte
mir mann Die 5ano unb iaste mir, bag er obne mi9
ieet 6egra6en en ipiroe. IS bat ibu ebr l1nel 9e'
bet. Bor ungeidbr iedsBebn Sabren tam elm DEaHn
iu mir lin Sulntb) unb iaste oGB eine 6rau an etGeI
Suien iirbe; er bdtte Brst aer5e neruh, aber obne
griols. SD empFabI Sbr SaGiapaGtatdn, uno na9
siniaen hagen mar iie seiuno. lEern Stnoer huten,
10 IN cine 8os 9enu9 be au beilen. SO orhte nop1
mails mein @rftaunea iber beIe ArSnei aus rno tam
nur Sebem ratben 6ieie6e i'm SGue gu haben ite oers
btet In pielen 56lIs1 cine htpeTe Srant3elt ull2.
Sbr ersebener j, SIulqte
3u boben bei apot6eteru. 81 Die 6lute.
9r. 8a6pap Co., slr, 81, gHorGenFraBe,
Rep.g BORT.
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OEwaltibatcu Inn Relu.Oor'gr
u9GGOlams."
Suasn1it gSfeaaae Ia oct SSsfEGH ole. -
9tsPefets Sample amtIdbeE Dee @oItia
tiao esaer Sanoe iun9ee gGspI1e.

~N~ SSeCS CAHOe 1uuBCr S$SUEtSN'
RewsDOrf, 30. 9lpril Die nOtOriidle
pRagz@aHg," erue H>uAe l..-. 7T'~nldlei
Deld]e ibr unneien OIL bt,
modte iuahren6 Der uergdng, - Hsr
@de Der So. Strabe einen &aupanTall auf i
betogten Batrif .. @arbollp, allein $ ,PoEt'
8lfea 8epper, @reanler uno Ylc&afertp edteu
bem Qngc9rifienen 81 t0iilfe uno nahr1en meb'
rere 0litglieoer Der SanOe nad) oeSpera.eIH
Sample, in uetfem Meiier, &uitppel nno
Stetne ais 2Safieu btenten, ief.
Observation-Disclosures.
Grimtnat= =@eri&t. (8nr Ribter
Stewnrt.) Der @sTi5tsbof par uar iitr Die
grORgei@UorensH in StgIH9 gab usrt9gle
fd3 bic YioatGg.
2Baticu @eribt. - (SOr ben Rtdl'
tern GiE6iap, Gems gno SsufiHs) gu ysad'
laBUermaIterI ernanut @ognr 9iaet In BEN
Teue bon Snme5 Y. Z. WcGlurs, AnoEslS
WIonatn in eenienigea bon 8aroItne 9fcultA
uno SeHiduIiu .. S0ues; SGo1utaruerIethz
niffe stugereiGt in ben Bduca uoa 2outs u.
@lp uIb SatbnriGe so. Singleton; Berru1I'
tnSgstsrtie geuebmigt In Gen SIueu o0n
SnrrIiue 6. SoGper, Wargareib Seib.rt,
Sobn Gauuer, CHARLES Crane, Sba Blunt
unb SaroItHe gtouatb; Beridufe ratifiltrt in
Gen TGGeH bon SepIg 9usbes uHb Slra9
9. 9ughea.
9tabt.RreisgertdtNr. 1.-(8or
Ri5ter SeuEie.) Safcb q. Sofaion Dtoer
IGra. SobnIcH, GsIud aaf g9eideioan8
betniui9t.
@tGbts 8retegertGtR Rr. 2.-(Scr
Gi5ter agright.) Bsrt6a Beiuhetu miber
Ibrabam NGtRlstn, S1eibunssfIage etuBes
reiGt. - Nnuie 8. 8theuberfer pi6er Die
nnbrr ~
@eiuG u4l einen @tabalIsbefebl.
Staotgert9t. t.-(SoC StAter BhsIps.)
CHARLES g. @numag uno q. 8. &oapap, ais
Sirma @ebrtoer 9unpup, i'm Sutsrsift Don
gBiuinn1 8. S'Grien, jun, tptber Iug. 81
i4er, llr!heiI 3u @unfen Der 3Iiaer anf $175
uebf 3iuien. samuel Eut pi6er Beuiautn
3. bsr, Serbift fir ben Rld9er auf $467.45
nebf 3tRien nuH Soften. SnparS y. Sbipz
Iep ptOer aarI u. YlempsI, Iutrns auf etnen
ueueH BrOBeB, inter EsrItbuug gehaIteu.
Sobn 3. @Iarf niter SEQ. s. glppOl0, 6lage
pegc1 @ommtiFousgebHbreu, inter SGra=
tbung gebaItsn.
Common BIeasz z@eri6t.-( (Sor
9li6ter 9Hfip.) Sing nioer Sans, SGaz
oeneriasiIage pegen Insrsffs, Der Surp ii6srs
Ssbeu. Gous &taI pt0er 6eiuEi9 Grimm,
niebergei1lasen. Nic@reeop ntber bic ;, Gem
aE'Bferbebdhu &ompaguie, S9abeusrIass
fIage peseu S0tpsrbsrIeeuug, inter Ssrz
baubIuug. Sebn Wc&eruan piber 8enias
min s. 9arG.s, s8e4islfIage, Bsr0ift aHf
$2I9.45.
Emperor @ert6t.-(Scr Ri5ter
9arIan.) Capt. Geo. 3. Danes uub s. 8.
9Guis, Sabeas Corpus @eiI9 abaepeien
unb Betenten trieber Der Oubut be3 Sdarifis
bon Seut'&ouutp iibsrpteieu. SttO 9afer
& Comp. niber Sbomas 6. &bappa, aniGaa
ant Sifiruu9 zines llrtbeils abaemssIel.-
Der @sri6tabOI bic mOr9en uertugt, q leute
bie Oberfe Stubtseridtsbaut tn Sisuus ein
mir b.
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HgF Gin ifl6ner f[Qrer Eeint
Idst iid bur6 9setaigun9 bes Blutes nit
5ance's Saiiaparillenz n ODER 8lut.
8illen erlan9e1. Ste fllrtren aud &opf.
tpeb, reseln ben lluterleib, ffarten ben 0asen,
reaen bic 9eber an uno berleiben benz afien
s9feme @eiunbbeit unO Gnsrsie. Yreis 25
@ents bic S6adtel. gu baben bel g 10 g.
6ance& @omp., gtr. $40, Sf, (neu; off,
g8r. 1O8, Defi.) 8altimorefrase. nOl
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Satailrobhs auf hem ct. Sobnss Riher.

Sadionpille, Sla., 30. 2(pril. - Der
Gamtfsr uS. 9. 8lant," bon Der OSt. Sobn's
&tuer. 2inie," uerbrannte beIte friih su 8eres.
forb.2aneing, 108 Wteilen iiioli9 BON bier.
2sibsr sinseu mebrere Meuidenlebea babel
perloreu,
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SenauerIid,e llnfale In einem gBtscouiiner
QnunIfGnEdiCn.


4fbIaub, gGis., 20. apH. - 9as 20
WfejIeu uon bier eeIsgene StEbt9ea Rareugo
mar aefern Der S&uuplos mebrerer bebauer'
Iitben uuellfsfaGe. linton 5crater mar bort
i'm Segriffe, etueu bcbsu Eaunsubaum 81
fGueu. GIs Der Baum IN nanteu be0auu,
Itefeu Scraier's S6bue i'm 4tter bon uub
5 Rabren brett barnnrer, Der Baum ftitrJte
auf fie uIeber unb eriGIus BeiOe. 9ies gs'
ld5ab nm Sornlittag. g8Gbrens> oes Ra9>
mittaas ftug bic Siitte SIe 3anien'a, zines
idueSiihea SoI,baders, Eeuer. Srau Slu.
len per sur 3eit abDeieue. Der in Der
Rdbs bsi4afti9te Mann ~ dfliirlts Ia bus bren.
nenbe Saue, ergriTT ole Wtege, tn tualter er
trua fie tiuaua. @r erIttt babel I9pere
ErSubuunben. Ills er oas 8ine aus Der
gHieae bebeu polIte, mar OieieIbe leer-has
tleiue gBeieu bate ieiuen COB in ben SIam.
men eefHnben.
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@GGei
3GGei

,ur ReiIe In ausorns osicrst trnerbaib IA Stunbsn
Sdf 8aItmarts Strass .uns Baas IEctaa ap.nue,
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Or herIfanh Die IebcIae.

9euner, @oI., 80. GpriI.-B. 8. Sllb'
Euiu, Elm Gseut Der sSanta Se.Babu." stus
am 8rsitug nit $1,000, bic er Der Balm eatz
Deuoet bate. bur9. @s uurOe iofort mad
Ssnper tslesrcpbirt, rem SliidHing feFjuz
uetmeu. gle bic gia9ridt bort eintraf, be-
tano fi& 2 Ibwin TN Eetearapbsubtireau,
tro er um arbeit uadbseiuGt bate. BalODin
If gelernter Eelssrupbifi uub perfaub be De-
peide nod bem @ebSr. @r Iuhte eiltsti bas
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BE- an bas gu6Ittuml - @ebet E6er Rno
UeranstRaS 10 Tvs un6 iebst, oas rRo n W. aal
oeu III, mas SIR tautt, CJ
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Ger Gelnmnrff.

Nep' 'Yort, 29. apriI. - Iotsenees
fno bic S4lueuctiruuseu: @eto erSfinete 3u
34-4A unb idloB su Broaent. Sterltns'
GYeGel $4.854 auf iedssia Gage unb $4.87
auf Gtft. BuuoessSblisaticueu: prog.
122, 44spro3. 1881, 3.prOs. -. Attteu:
Abame @rpres $50, Central Bacific 354.
&beiapeaie Gtto -, @rte 27a, Ditto Trior.
65i, Sliuots Central 1851, Safe Shore
1104, gietp Serieb Central 121, Wortb.
Referu 114t, Ditto Prior. 1451, Wep.Oorf
Central 1888. Ohio WiiiiTppt 224, Ditto
4rior. 83, Bittsburs 1877, 8eabtng 42s,
St. Yanl 73t, Ditto Rricr. 1911, Befern'
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V9Ke

our Reie i'm auslanbe beiorst innerbaI5 "a Gtunbsu
Iu beeeutsnb herabetiestem Brcije
Gbuarb 8aine,
9de DaItmeyesGtxase unh OfEcss s4peuu,.
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,Sein OeDi9t in WoIS tuertl. "

Yen Il. SanunS 1888, @ugufa, ga.
Or. 8oOmup: SD ba6e ale sic perIfteoenen
Nitttl, Die I'M Uturte uo, o5ne GrI0g uerubt, ais
Fd meiH 5uiauo enoltdb ulrblimntrte uno elm
SD foI9te ienem 5fatbe uno se6raud1te 6aIiel6e an
melnem lSub9eent uHo an metneu Suie uuo mar Su
mener gerUunoerun9 am ndtbittH Nior0eH nieoer I'M
Stanoc, meinen Bfibten na6Ipgcbeu. Sjb bate Iebr
lanae on &hematismus gelitten. SD tperoe ME ohne
u. u, ii. ieH, oa IS ien @eUidt in Gjolo Dert5 it,
9ietne 0iutter DurOe 6urd u. u. u, In SUei StuH0en
bon 6beImatismu5 In oeu Sdultern gebellt.
u. $. 8 operp BON oer 6irml Gooper & GcaRs.
Sin balber bis gu einem 5bceloficl poq tn einem
taI6en @IGic 2Saiier IiHbCrl in wengeu Ninuten
&rdmpfe, giageuidure, uebelteit, Grbreteu,
SOobrcuuen. gteru6Ttat, Stlafloiigteit, Sopi.
id)mcr5en, 8iarrb0e, &OIit, SiaBungen uuO
Gle tnn9Iidlen Shmrien.
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&tnoer. grbett tn Spaatett.

Nnbrth, 20. aprIl. Cine Blu, rDeI&e
bic 8elhaftiauug BON Suaben unter 3ebu unb
RGsGen inter SpDIf Sahren In Sabriten
rerbietet, ift tn 0en @Ortes etueebradt NOT
ben. 8ie Bill Uerbietet bic Bei6afttsuu9
irgenb net6er &tnber in gruben, ioute Ia
irgenb nel6en nugeiuubeu oaer gefdbrli1en
@rperbfjpetssu unb befimmt, baB alle Stu'
Der an S0uns unb Setertasen fret habeu fol,
len. Die gagesarbeit fir RtHber pirb uuf
fiilf Stuuben beiGbrGuft.
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Sr. Rabpab's
SarTapartAtatt &eiolocnt!
9a8 groBe 8lutreiniguugs'Rittel.
BUR Ssilung aller droniiAen Sranfbeiten.

@broniifer G6eumotismus, ifropbuloie 2eioen
8rlieneeibnuIft, trodeHes SHiteln, Sre65etoeU
Suneen6uteu, 3pspepiie, 8lie6ibDamr, @eiaDate
Geidnulfte, ouitfranbeten, @tlt, ggaieriutt, eng
Iiite 9raHtbett, SalSfuB, Sron4ttts, Sdmtnolu9t
Il. I. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-30
81 afGtia
in iBren bcrfGteOeurn S0rmrn,
SittAes faLtee Eieber.

gs 9ibt fein 0eiluteI in Der 9Bclt weIdes 6iBlsts
Eno taltes iSeber m0 ale anoeren muuIiibeu ioiuie
Gauen= uub ouoere Tte6er Omit Salie non u a 81
nop's 8tuem l6ueaer RetIt, ais RaomaQ's
Reaop ReIicf
-@rets 50 9ents Die 6Eoide. gu Roben BEL
allen 9potbetern.
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9taowag'8 9Icaop Gelief

iu ieber Seit iu 5ouie babe. Gein Gjcbraub miro
luobltbdti9 GIrfen lei icotr 2lrt pom GdmerS ooeI
Srantet. IS 9tbt &ithts IN Der gBet, oas 10 ibneu
cinen Sdmeri fillt, nod ben 5oltdrih eintr arant'
belt Guib6lt, OILS 0as NieabN Neliei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-30

2te Entpenbuna bee 6eobp RcItcf uuf Den Tor.
pcIt9ell ooer Die &orpcrbse, in 0cneu iit Der bmeu
5efnos, pro oiortI8c gTIcitHruug ge!Udbrcn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-07-16
Ten Millions Per AnnBun.

Ten millions is the amount fixed by
the late William H Vanderbilt as rea-
sonable competence for anybody. Ten
millions is all man needs, he used to
say. What goes beyond is mere surplus
age. Yet there are single estates in
New York which are accumulating at
the rate of $10,000,000 a year, and
their possessors do not seem to be sat
isfied yet. The Astor estate must be
increasing at something like that rate,
and Mr.. John d. Rockefeller is reputed
to be laying by as much annually. The
average expenses Of all the pos
SCISSORS of the great fortunes we have
named are very small part of their
income. so that the accumulation goes
on little affected by them. Most of
these men, too are comparatively
young, and if they live to the 76 years
of Mr. Dows, with the ratio of increase
undiminished, the fortunes of the next
century will make those of our day
seem as small as Mr.. Astor's $50 000,-
900 in 1913 seems to us now. Meantime
the estates of So, 900, 900 and $40 100000
are also increasing rapidly, very few of
their possessors eNpending more than
fifth or even a tenth part of their in
comes-Ne10 Y0rk San.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-07-16
RAvENNA, O., WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1890
The Old Canteen.

There are bonds of all sorts in this world of
ours,
Fetters of friendship and ties of flowers,
And true lovers knots, | ween:
But for a bond | think few are strong as this,
Held good by grip instead OF q kiss;
We have drank from the same cantcen.
1t was sometimes water and sometimes milk,
And sometimes "apple-jack fine as silk
But whatever the beverage has been
We shared it together in bane Or bliss,
ana warm to you, friend, when / think OF
We have drank from the same canteen.
The rich and exalted sit down to dine.
And they quaf TO each other in sparkling
wine,
From glasses of crystal and green;
But / guess, as their golden potations they
sip,
They miss the warmth of our friendly grip,
Who have drank from the same canteen.
We have shared our blankets and tents to-
gether,
And have marched and fought in all kinds of
weather,
And hungry and full we have been;
Had days of battle and days of rest,
But this memory l cling to and love the best;
We have drank from the same canteen.
And when wounded lay on the outer slope,
With my blood flowing fast and but little
Upon which my faint spirit could lean;
Oh. then l remember, you crawled to my side
And bleeding so fast it seemed both must
have died,
When we drank from the same canteen.
Miles O'Reilly.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-07-16
nEr. Ellzin's Ninety-Room House.

The ninety-room house that Stephen
B. Elkins is building near the town Of
Elkins Randolph county, W. Va,
is one of the finest country residences
in the south, and is at the top of a high
hill-about ten minutes walk from the
railroad station. In front is au
extensive lawn. Around the build
inc is wall three feet higher than the
first floor. At distance the house,
with its towers, does not look unlike
European castle. 1t is an extensive
three-story structure, with shingled
sides and slate roof. On the first floor
is large hall, which will be lighted
with six ornamental torcheres, which
will cost about 5000 apiece. The par
Ior, dining-room, and library, all about
the same size, are on the same floor
and will be fitted up luXuriously. The
children's room is also on the same
floor, but is smaller than the other
three. All the rooms are finished in
hardwood. The freplaces are massive.
The walls o. saTae of the rooms are
adorned with iiadsome paintings. On
the second floor a.'l the sleeping apart
ments and about half a dozen bath
rooms. The bathrooms are made
of solid porcelain. The kitchen
| extension is two-story build
ing. The first floor contains the
kitchen proper and servants dining
room, and the floor above their sleep
| ing and bath rooms. Ex-senator H.
G. Davis is preparing to build a house
seventy-fve yards from that of Mr..
Elkins. The town of Elkins is the ter
minus of the West Virginia Central
] galway. Baltimore San
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-07-16
A MlSER'S HIDDEN WEALTH.
Ample Material for a Sensational Novel
Furnished by an Old Voman's Death.
Ample material for sensational novel

Ample material for sensational novel
is supplied in the last police reports
from Stockerau. a small town on the
left bank of the Danube, says the Lon
don Daily NegCS. About week ago an
old woman of seventy-Theresa Schiller
was murdered by two visitors. who sue
ceeded in escaping. She was known to
be an old nniser, who lived in rags, with
two cats and dogs, in a little suburban
house, which stands quite isolated near
the railway station.
The police made an inventory of her
possessions. After some search it was
found that the old woman must have
been in relations with all the thieves of
the empire. Property which had been
missing for many years was found on
her premises. The clue was given by
the discovery of valuable watch and
chain, to which strip of paper was
fastened, with the words: Bought this
of s. for forins."
The watch bore the name of a well
known citizen of Stockerau, out OF
whose room it had been stolen ten
years ago. The old woman's clothes
were mere rags and the police at first
felt reluctant to touch them, but when
splendid golden pyX, set with precious
stones, fell out of tattered gown. their
interest was reused, and every corner
was searched. In the cellar large
pieces of gold, no doubt melted orna-
ments, were found. In the loft there
were boxes with trinkets and jewels.
many of which the police recognized as
forming part of the Granichstaedten
property, the theft of which on the
Graben caused so much commotion five
years ago.
In the mouldering furniture valua-
bles of every description were found,
such as chalices, pyXes, golden candle
sticks, beautiful lace and linen. In a
corner of cupboard lay bag contain
ing 20 1000 florins in gold and shares
and bonds worth upward of 40.000
| f1orins. Silver spoons and forks were
discovered in the kitchen drawers. In
a little box five black diamonds were
| found. which are said to be of enor-
nous value. Only part of the floor has
been pulled up, but large quantities of
| linen and valuable dress materials were
! hidden there.
At present the garden is being
searched, as it is supposed that she may
have buried things there The whole
property found is believed TO be worth
more than 500, 600 fiorins, and yet the
woman scarcely ever allowed herself a
decent meal, and had not piece of re-
spectacle clothing on her when she was
found dead. The fuel she used con-
sisted of little bits of coal collected by
poor children at the railway station and
sold to her for few coppers.