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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14

BpItBeFIi6 es.-2aura gBrcten tpIrOe
g:Rern Scrulittag auf bic BON Sac. ggauton
bon EE. 526, gutauRrase, erEu5ene I1s
tlage, Inn In Raribnl's ,Bauaera5onie,
@de @oeufirase mi gaffernsGDeuUe, $50
gefoblen An baben, bonn Rthter Sauuey fir
bls gro3, 3,Soerfubren feftgebllteH. geaHteH
befanb itd lestsn gltttnoh an elmer aroBen
Spree" pGbrenb Der ibm bas @elo Uers
i@nau6, bod merfte WaAioR ieineu SerIUf
erft am Samfag IRb alad)te bann Dem Bos
li;SGeu RUdfurt W1ittheiIung buuon. 8ieier
tIaf 2aHra geffeEu UeTQeu Ia Der @nferus
W5euue uu6 I1o Fe Elm, Tim aur Bolileiias
tion Su tol9eu. Gls 0&anion ftol gtelmflQS
oabia beaGb, murbe eg b0R &bas. Wiartalu
aEgebalteu NIB be6roht, bod fab fdl giara
ihnl gIet9 Oarauf 5erbaftet nub bate oem
R1ter Sanner 81 Strafe uno Roheu iitr
ietne unberufene GtumH4nng 81 BabIeu.
- gbef. Geteftip 8rauuon uub 8ebeimpo,
polE3iR Iliaael GearSoa BON Der p8aIs
ttu0re.Sbiobn5u" UerbafteteH geferH Rl6t,
um y llbr, beH % Sabre aIteu Charles IS.
feunp, gGe 5uItoas HnO 2OmbarOftGBe
mObubnit, unO 6reO. SBiIiOu, 19 SABRE alt,
OOn glr. 217, &nlbertons 9ica0, neil fie MT
eiuigeu auoerGH Dtduneru IN Der ytd3e BON
&uicOtt@itg SrahtnaagOn5 erbro6gn Uuo
beRobleu babeH ioDsn. Die betbeu auaebli.
Gen @jubreGer muroeu IN oas guicott &itp
GGiGDgHiB eing5iperrt uuo gehOreu Da5r'
iheinlth ~ 6erieIben Bluoe, D0n nel1er
ON 2. September b. 3. GtaroOd 8augbH,
aItas gSiB Bete," rnb Seurb Song, alias
SHORTY" ermiitt nurSeH. BOIiieidlef Baa'
iaut BON glicOtt.Gitp batte bamaIs bic Ser
boituug Der 8ei0eR beDerffeutgt; fie Ru6
SIR Sett i'm 3u@tbauie 5uE Serbusulg etues
iuuiidhrigen StraItermiuS.
49, Sobu I. GeaHett ruurae BON Boltiets
ridtsr 6ebb BON u0rSmeliii6eu D!frttt me-
gen angebltden ausidrei6ens uno 8ertauI8
ron QOtteIieI0OIen in gtr. 1888 BeunlgIUa'
nia. Goenue, gsgen $1,000 8ir8i4lft itr ietn
&IlGeireu BOZ Seri&t eutIafeu.
- SObu p. Dtc&au fam titr3li4 mad BEN
6auie Sir. $50, IrIiugtoR NusHue, un0 Uer'
Iaugte Die 5dtiifieI Bu bem Ratblrbauie
ytr. 532, @igeatbum Oes 9ru. gSiltarl u.
Dunn bon ytr. 1882, SarIem Aueuue, mn
baTeIbe 8ebufs UtietbeHs befdtigen gu i6u'
ueu. gtc&au braGte bte ShIiifd 5uIttd,
iebod mad ietnem S0rtgeben bemerfle man,
6nS er Orei Gnsarme ans oem uubeDobHteu
Sauie geTiobleu. BoIibifi GoIbidmibt pom
norbtpehli6en DiHrift Derbaftete auI Samflg
Wc@nu, mslher mad eiHeu flrJen SerbOr
BON 8oliBeiritter Se6b 6em geriqtsOeriab'
rem dbermtsieu purbe. 8aS gefobene @Iz
gentbum muroe SIriidgrlau9t. Bet BEN Ser=
baftsten bntte maa eiue meme 8as5auge Dor
getHuoeu.
Shr NtusiaBtge,
n -
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Rnn her IIninnz Stntfnn


aad Balbiugton (grprsB) $50, $40, $50, 7.85,
S.45, B.a5 uu6 1912 Utorseus, 12.4O, 1.20,
2.O5, 2. so, 4.60, $3.50 ytadmtttass, 7.1O, ZAP,
S.2Ounb $50 g6enos an gBo6entagen. Sonns
tcgs $50, 500, $50, 7.36 u!io 9.45 Boggens,
1.2n, 2.O5, 4.5O, 5.55 5nhmtttaass TAP, $40
uno $50 A6eHoS. Accommodation 7.G5 DlI95.s
12.45, 5.10 unb 7.15 abeuos on ggo6entagcn.
SOnntags l2.45 gtdhmiltags uuo 7.l5 4ben6s,
Rod Bope's @TeessStnte 7,05 Utorgeus uu5 4,20
gtGdm. an GgodentaaGTi.
Radb aunnPolIs 7.35 uua 9,45 gforgens, 12.4O
uno 40 Jfahu. on Bobento9en. Sonata9s
7.35 Dior9enS uHb 4.50 gtchmrttags.
Rndl 8ltbm0nb uu6 6em Guoen 2.50 une 9,45 QtOr'
gems unb 2.05 Ra6mtttass tdslia.
Rad sBie0montsIir=eutt@ I'M $50 uuo S.A5 0ioIA
Qens unh 800 uub $50 Iben6s, tdsltd3 uub $50
Yladmtttags on Bo6entddeu.
gtca Buutteu an bcg gtauaias 9t1Ifon lao
Rod Buntten on oer. r@bglapeaFesCb Cbtos8abnI iblE
charlottesville 9.45 Rorasns uno $40 absnos,
tdgtiGs
Son Der BenuIalbanta Aosuues sStattou.
gtu6 GBaIbngtou GgFpreBl 5.24, 6.55 uHo TAO
glorgeHs, 2.Io, 4.55 gtabmittags uuO 9.35
Qberts tdaltr, unb $50 Dior9eus an g8oGsHias
gen. Accommodation 7.lO Dtorgeas unb 5.l5
9a6mttags al 2Bo9entageR una E1.5O RGqaIi.s
tQgs unb 7.29 A6eno5 tdgIip.
Rod annapolis TAO uab $50 4eozgens unb 25
9a1mtttags, t6aIt1, ausgeuoEUsn Sonntl9s.
Gonntugs um 7.40 gtoIgeHs uub ASS ytaqn,
abfohEt aau g8albtngt0u nG4 S1lttmurS
um 6.35, 7.2O, $40, 500, go, 1850, 1l.C0,
IL 40 g(oregns, 1906, 2,I0, $40, $40, 4, 90,
4.lO, A.20, 40 gtaAmittcas, 6.O05 TAO, S.1O'
1000 unb 11.20 Gbenb3. 5ouutogs um 300,
9.O5, 1850, 11.40 Uic-geas, 2.1O, 3.2Os $3.50,
400, A.1O gadpm,, 800, 7.40, $40, 1000
uua 11,20 &bsues.
GatOnsoiIGeE 3UCte.
Ben GaLUegtfraBen Station:
Rda gatonspile I'm Z.45, $50 Di0rs., 2,12, a.So
Qadm., 6.35, els i. 11.15 Abenbs. Sonntags
1000 glOIssns, 2.40, 5.36 slaamt!saas, 1908
abeubs.
Bcu lutous Station.
7.60 uub S,368ores., 3.l7, a!ddl-I., $50, es20,
11.20 abenSs an g@shentogen. Sonut1as 1O.1O
80rmittaes, 2,45, $40 ga4missaas uu6 1910
@bsubs.
Bon geuniplBanta. Eoe1ue' station:
7,B5un6 9.4O Rorgens, 3.22s sos Ra9T., 8,A5,
e.25. 11.25 absIbs an gBoaentaeen. Senntass
10.15 BOrmitsagsS 2.5O, o.45 stae5asssoas aaS
Il.15 4benbs.
abfabrt ben GatpuseGIe mad SGIttmore:
$50, g s.23 u. 1925 NaoEssns, a.49, 5.3S Rdbm'
7.12 unb 1910 &benss an &BopensageEs SonHs
Tags 9.O5 TaoIssnss 1.8O, 4.s7 Ratmittass anS
$40 abenbs.
gbass @. 8uaa, 3. % SgoeI
Gen.s@el56ftgfhhrsT sEaisS&aeHts
(270-l
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GtfenBG6n-lu3etgen.
0roBe |enniglbaRier EoRte.
DoPplIte @eIciIe. 5tabr6teneu. SH6I&e
GSeRerte'u, BrS5tt9e ausfattuua.
ss3reH8e GeHtEatz8a8a.
Erat an 10. Wouember 1889 tn Strait


RLul utl 1Us 3kVVeAluEL 4ooJ w NLGILs
sage SeeIaTea 8aItimoEe, tpEs FoIgt,
Ssltun8s Sdueusug nah 5arris6urgs gGs
ltamspottUno to6s9nuen tdgltd, un6 0trS
btn6etfttb NIT Bthsburg.. ........4 4.30 ROygsns,
Ntagar1s$oits un6 Srpres tdslid, a1s9enoms
men Sonntn9s, mad SGrri66urg, Dilldmss
port, Sods6a6en, S!miras gBotttHsS Ro5es
fer un6 6sn ytta9aro@i5dueT 8 Usorssns'
eimtrrter Sbicngo, ta9ltd9 nab Btttsbur9, @gus
Clnnnti un6 Chicago nit DurbsS blniDQgs
gous BON SnrrisbuTa. l.45 WorleEs,
S9nel=4tnie, tdgljd1 nab @IeosIano, Snoouda
polls, ct, louis uno Columbus unb, dusges
nonIneu 5lmiiags, mad @btcuso unb GOa
Ieoo Uuo perbiubet iith, Sonutags au5genoms
men, nGh So6rSG1en, gInltra un6 2Bata
Pdr1fsburs BsrlOneH8u8 raBug, GHs$sh 52far,'1'
St. gouiss, GBtcaaos un6 GincinnasisGrpreB
tdglib natj Yits6ur9, Cincinnati, @bicdgo
uno ct. Souls, BarlorzgEd9aon nab 6arH
rts6urg, uno Surh SdlloiDd99oHs pom
Gt. goui5 un6 Speie gBdggon nab 81.
fouls p5u Der lIutous Etdttoa a6; 0er.
tt-tst ftR aud EiS BiutamspoIi td8it1
4.38 yiatmita3s,
BeRIiter grSres tdsIidb nnh Bit:sbuIg uu5
bem gBsfen NIT DurdlzSt Stluiwaggoua uaa
Chicago unb Ct. g0Ils; Santiago dusgsa
1Ommen, nab GOlebo uno &leDeanb un9
nod Cincinnati, GoutsuiQc uH6 Rempbt5
nit Durh SdIaIDaggou oon Bt.ts6urg
mad YtempbiS. iS................, 46elos,
Bncifc unb HOrblttbergrpTtB tigt nit Durta
&dlairpaggous nab Attsburg uu6 usrgtneet
ftd1 tdgIit9 Ha6 @Tte u. Roheiter uu5s Cams
Tags aussenommeus nab 5uftoio unb oen
gHa8urQ7g gQltIIss, 14s-@J glal4A9i
Dort Accommodation $50 &bsn6s al BObeuiaaen'
S5Unutdgs $50 gIodmtttuqS.
$Grfton Accommodation 7,30 8otllitta9s uno II
ylitugs, IolUte 4.3O gfadmittags, td8Iiby aus
genoulmcn S0nntags. Sonntogs 7'3O uH0 1O.l5
Bormttdas.
GorcqsDQs Accommodation 6, S.45 gab 1918
gloIgsus unb 1.30, 2.3O, $50, 7.3O;s, 1870
uub l1.30 Nbenbs. Sountags l,3O gt1dmutags
uno 10 ubr &beubs.
Dlorgsus, 4 uu6 $40 ]iabmttlgs an Bo4er'
tageH,
glGd3 SparrcD's Boiut.
Bon gaIoertsStatton I'm sos, $40, 1910 D(oIs
gems un6 = unb 4.56 RadmitIaass SoHnsdg5
I'M ubr Borgens uu0 4.55 RGbm!ttd9s
Bon llniOnzStatt0u um 6.l5, S.15s 10.16 Btor8ens
unt 2.O5 un5 8 llby ytatmittags. 5ountags um
SOB W}orgens un0 u4I ytadnitcgss
Bon 4reftbsntfraBe I'm sos irl3 uuo ABB ysad5s
mittGgs on gBOdlEntagcus
gmstt nab allen 4uuftsn oftlits R0rbuS uub
meflCb ftno tu Der @aptslss5taCu, on Der gSorooIs
gds beI Baltimore unb GaIcegtlraBt unS an b,r
uniousStatioH Su babeu.
gepdd fUirb ron 5otels uub gBobHuHgtn a6gts
bolt un6 martirt, lDenE baginss9guot &uitr6gt I'm
g6rsau RorbofizSft ber Baltimore uHh SolOsTtir,
nhdpnrhgT1 fnPYheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14

BE- Der Frnuenoerein Der 4. bent
i6eu refOrmirteR @ emetH (&gL>
bertfraBe) giebt Rtttm o d Q5eu6, ben Is.
Sonar, in Der y@ermaria gldduer6or'
6Q1t" ein 4uferu Scuper, ftir Dsl4ea er
k0dfi iorsIpme uub umfnugretds Sor5eret.
tuugeu eetroffsn. @rma9ieue 3G9Ien 50t
Sinber 25 Gents @ntree.
~ Der ySraners uuO SH E q
ETaufen uuterfitbUugs Ser
e n bon Baltimore un6 umqegeno," geIs
der in isiusm ipe,itGeu Sretie loon lense
Sabre ben RU1nfeu uuter Die 4rme Gegrtff21
unb Der g8ittmen unb gBaiieu Sbrdaen ges
tTodnet, aibt gittp d., ben l5. 5aunOr,
in Der D6 6arugarts6 uIle" istuea IL.
9GbresbaG. SO Aebt cine geRuBraldse tSeit'
Ii6teit An ermGrten. Sdffet unb Souper
tisf.rt Or. Grnrab Reibbar0t, bic gsnFi Capt.
goifmGuu.
BGF geiuaa u. SQbTGsbaa 8lbt Ritts
% d. ben Is. Snnuar, Der q 8atttmc :
rer BruHer' H,u Ter f Il :
BuugssS Seretu kRr. &" II Smteael'5
ySrdtfrioa'Sa Saue.s 9G IpirA es ber9uiiet
teraeteu!
BG~ 8as .BOFoner Stufouies
SrdeRer, cine RaRsrOrgantiatt
di.bt 9ouHsrfQg, ben Is. 5anaur,
atauhe, i'm n2ncen Sbeatar" ieiu
aueitea srSSes Gou1ert unter BroF, gtitii@'s Q
eettuHa. 8as 3uiitirsnuee upb gtuFtuerr
fdnatee eeoieGeue 2eifuuseu AZ erraEten bo'
ben, bsenrf uift beionbtrer SerOoEeebunp.
-SiBs i5uueu iebt BET Sanbets & St1e.
map. 9tr. l3, Bor6 Gbagisshyass, tdE S
uue $3.50 bsIeet weE0sa.
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5et1ffdje gettu1g
It's Ses geretasossa gfaater,
gd8ft6!
286d3entrtf!!
SOttat6gg8tQtt!f
Die BO4en.aHsgabe bee
,,9enti4ea gorreIpoaoemtta"
srt4eiut ieoeu 6rettas. .IOrgsH
unb sut9au
0Et aW8F80gEE@Bt8 GsEgaGe
aus ssE
aIteu unb ueuen g9cIt.
aHserbsm eutFatt bas ggo&ea5latt aabsr,
pnO SnIaHO. 8ePeiaeu, bteasneRcu RcDsDsu
gert&ts aus is0sm Bpeiae Oes gBiTeus,
souFauaigs Va&r!&tepiiber bic 8utuu't uuS
ben G5gaug Der sRroPaii&ea 8GmpfiatTe,
PaFastertiFeu 5ser aHBuIOmmeubsr gtupaua
berer Hub bic bGuptlaalt5eu GOiaIs gretgutffs
BaIttmurs'su uuN RarpIaube, BaI5tugtuu's
&C, OOUFaHoE8s gsrtdts Cher ben 5taab Oer
gIdrite, 86rie &c. SOrgfaIttgs ausRsttuua
gutter 8rad uub biutger Breis.
9as @o8eabIott ssBt nag
BaigiugtOu, >. g.
&barIefon, S,'G.,
GsSauuab, Sa.,
SadionDtIle, 8ta.,
gspsOrleausr sa.,
@!emp4ts, Eear.,
20ui85ille, Rb,,
Srebertd, Sl0.,
6roRbHra, glO.r
GHu1bsrIauS, giO.,
2anacOuiug, gi6.,
| Grlnts0tIle, 5lb.,
SBiutamsport, no,
guHaPoIis, gib.
| gagerstopn, Ro.,
Bariergburg, Bef'Sirs.,
Rarttusburg, 8efsStFs.,
Stauuton, Birs.,
| Petersburg, Btrg.'
! aleranoria, 8trg.,
| 83jlmtugtoH, R.sG.,
! 2sCriclf, Strg.,
| 5aOre be 0Eaee, gsS.,
! 55rep6bIrg, Peuui.,
gOrf, BeuHI., ioUte aa4 aqsE
| GBGileu OftDer. StaQte1 aRo Gargna.
Reteu fHrbeu
1SGsWtIiGen ,, ,GOrceipouDeUtsa"
Bcrtosfret, TN BorauS satlbsE:
4 gremqlar auf 8 @@Gaets ...afoSG
| i Ex-s..r---- ---E ssh zlpO-.A-.sa - zm
8 gFemptassaufi2 @oaass .... 8,9s
4 gFemglars anft2 monate zee. 8.B8
Rateu rtuo BrautsH fir Glu55 uub sslsa.
I9aften-Borta-frei in ben Ecr. 9taatsu.
! 3 gremDIore ouS IL 8onate $40
ana
| 10 GrempIarg nuf IL G2onat! 500
| u1ft.Insm ErtGas grsm1tar tgg EgoGtnbIoilts
gr, auf II g1onate,
o.
Is GgempIare aut IL DOaate $50
ngi ttnsm grtSusgrsmpIars sts SaasbIlaC5
uti auf 8 gRonois.
-O
20 Grtnplars anF IL @pnats $40
30 GgsmPlers aaf II @Ouots $50
mitstnsm grsmglay sss E8oasns Il, goa,5Iaass
,taat IL Taoaa's.
.
| 40 GrempEare auf IL @ouate $50
mls lrvst grempIarsubss GOasnbIatiss uHs tIuCm
bliobss Eags5gatss aui "a glOauis,
| @
| 30 GrempLare aai u g'ouate s10G
aus eln arGTa,grrmplas oss E3oq,ubIalits
FEst auJ u ERouate uue Elm ErtrasErs4s
sIarscs Eugt6IGttes uui Blonatss
o
nj. .1ud arsrosE Ersn2Iaren oss g5oaeuSIa'iss a2a
tiuem bttto btS Eaarblaues aus - Etonnlg
guh ttuem bEiD tss EdaetlGHes gGE
gE1s gRonnles
nT8u8 Btatt TIT our 8erienouHg ua@
europa 6eIoH6ers aeetgHet uuo toffet uaa
| Dautdlant, 0eiireih Huo Der ShmetJ HHE
$500 prO Sabr, %OrtOsfret.
| rSTg gau aoreiIire
6fftce 1eS
FOeutG6er GOrre(pO1t0ettteit.
HHF mREMH M "a R
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14

2OnbOu, IA. Sauaar. $50 Sm Dp0tel
MetropOle" EpurOe gefiern 4beub eiu Diner
Qegebeu, mn Giuen 6oub fir cine GHsiaBiBeu.
Station in Gang 8u brEngeu. Inter ben
GHnsIeu0eu befnnben fiG Der gribii&Of BON
&0utey6urp unb Der 8ruber bee &aters 6G'
mieDs. Der Biiu3 BON g8ales fiiaite ben
gSnrfik unh hielt cine RRbe,
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sFarFt stus @5rSe.

2fberppuI, Is. Sanr.-12.3O RlGmtts
tags. Baumm0le: WlitelIorte SherIdnoer
5 1915, to. RersStlsaus -. 8te Serfdufe
betrIeeu 10000 Baueu, Equalization uao
guefntr 1000, 3ufubr IL. 600.
Qonbou, IS. Sanuar.-Ser. St1ateu'
GbIiaotioueu: 4.prcB. 1884, Ditto 4isprCB.
1914. - gftien: u. @. SO. S5, Ditto Br!or.
S53, gauaDa,Bactiic 785, grie 27t, bitto
Yrier, 1O4, SQinciss Central 1921, 8iericuH
874, ct. Baul II !, Reps DOrt Central l1O3,
BenuipIpanta 55Fr ReaOiug 19, @fertcaH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14
Gntfeffette Gtemente.
statase u, gerbeerame aHeatbngBsss
3erfSruus zines &eutufp'sr 2anbRdbtdens.

gttf Soote Ato ii6sr finTIts EerGuaaOste lH
SItutnn, &a.- gSetfereS itber Ben EhFIoa
lit ct. SSnis. 9Iiaiarcs TIT gssftea nao
StfaHe ttts CItsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14
llebeIf6uee ID. ,EaFIe.@arottt.H

3te berttge 5teuer @tuuabme betrua
$795, ,3l1, .bEe 3olIeiunabme 1898, ,677.
3Gr GtnL6Inng beftimmte gtattuuaIs Sauis
yioteu TN 8etrage BON $3.50, 139 Iiefsu beute
in G@otamte Elm.
8as Dams, @ouite, tpel9es nit elmer l1us
teriutung ber angebIiden gBahIurHeu- BE.
triiosreien bsanftrGBt 1T, belt beute etne Dor
larfge 8etinmmiung un6 fe[lte Elm Bsrs
unas>Brcgramn Guf. Die eigentltd3e
ltuteriaduu9 tptrb an SouHerfag beginner.
Ser 3riessietretdr bat benz BrdFOeuteR
bic uebertrasnng Der gefau9eueu GpGdeu
uaG bem SuStauer Serritorium empfobIeu,
uoraus8siest, has Der GoasreB bic uebertras
Gnfa nutnrifirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14

r=8ue Rlatt TT our 8erieuouu8 mad
@nropa 6eIoH6ers geetgHet uHO tofet uGd
3eutidlanb, Gehrejf Huo Der 5hmetJ HHE
S4.00 prD Sabr, BOrtOsfrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-14

senator plumb bon Ranias bat cine Bln
TN Senate ttu9ebraGt, I'M 8eiertioaeu aus
eer 8uuhGsarmee IN oerbitten. Dteielbe
i6leibt Dor, baB S. pro WioHat BON bem Sc
halle zines ieOeH SOlOateu bic gum Datum
ieiuer gutIafuug 3utiidbsbaIteH uaO TN Sale
ieiuer 9eIertion oerf0llea erfIirt nerOen oIs
len. 8eruer rerorouet bic Bin, bag, pIbrenb
bic SnIbuteu nan rpts Dor auI 0Guer eoa
ittnI S1bren GugemOrbeu perosu, ieoer Col
bot, tusIGer ieiue BfiAteu brei Sabre lang
treu eerrtGtet, Bn bret Dtoaaten Ilrlaub be-
redlti9t etn mo bei'm &abe bee urlaubs,
reun er es berIsu8t, isiueu abi9tsO eEbaItea
ipu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27

Rooms, Houses. Etc.
DOOM-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN-PLEAS-
II Ant room near the top of the Monongahela
incline: terms reasonable. Address E. T. Dis
patch office. de2I-15
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-27
A RESULT OF TROUBLE.
james McGovern, in Drunken stupor, Quar-
rels With His Wife and They Part-His
Mind is Now Unbalanced and He Will be

James McGovern, in Drunken Stupor, Quar-
rels With His Wife and They Part-His
Mind is Now Unbalanced and He Will be
Sent to DIxmont.
Inspector McKelvey, of the Third police
district, is now pursuing the necessary legal
course to have James McGovern, a former
we'll known and respected citizen of Allie
gheny, committed to the Dixmont Insane
Asylum.
McGovern's case is an interesting one in
many respects. About two weeks ago he
was sent to Jail for ten days for drunkenness,
and on Monday he was again arrested for
drunkenness on the Southside. 1t was
then learned that his mind was unbalanced.
According to the new Interpretation of
the law, person cannot be taken to Dix
mont until the proper course of law in TAX
ing out papers is gone through with, requir-
ing ten days time. Befo!e the last
test case in the First Districs man could
be sent to Jail for drunkenness, and by the
Jail authorities committed to Dixmont.
McGoverr has been kep& in the Twenty
eighth ward station since Monday, and in his
lucid moments something was learned re-
garding his troubles. He is glass fat
tener, in good standing in the Window
Glass Workers Association. For some
time past he has lived at Jeanette with his
family. He says that two months ago he
came home after spree and had some
trouble with his wife and they parted.
Since leaving his home, he has roamed
about until his trouble has unbalanced his
mind. He kneels in his cell daily. praying
for forgiveness for his sins, and when ap-
preached, saws that he is only suffering for
the wrongs he has done his family.
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ANOTHER 3-HoUR MORNING SALE.
From Q Till I2 O'Clock To-Day.

In order to reduce the big rushes of the
afternoon. and induce the ladies to make
their purchases in the morning, Kaufmanns'
crcckery and china department offers the
following bargains between 9 and II o'clock
this morning. Now, remember, the re-
duced prices hold good during these three
hours only. fYou come after - o'clock
you'll have 10 pay the regular figures. Now,
read: 275 china cuspadors, square shape.
hand-painted and gold-trimmed, worth 81,
will go at 43c; 500 china dinner plates, haud-
somely decorated, regular SOC goods, will be
sold for zoe; % French china tea sets, con-
sisting OF 90 richly decorated pieces, new
shapes, worth S11 and S12, at only 81; also
90 English porcelain tea sets. decorated and
gold-trimmed, square shape, 56 pieces, actual
value SIS, for only 81 so; IS china chamber
sets, with large slop jar, all beautifully
decorated, regular price 81 80, will go at
81 so; 125 brass hanging lamps. with 14inch
decorated shade, burner and chimney, a
bargain at So, at only 81 6S; 500 kitchen
lamps, with large reflector, burner and
chimney, sold everywhere at soc, will be
sold for 25c. Also reduced prices on every
piece of bric-a-brac and art pottery. Be
sure and come between 9 and II o'clock this
morning. KAUFMANNs.
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amendment. As a compromise, Mr.. Ken
nedy then withdrew his resolution, and Mr..
Henricks did the same with his amendment
A SETTLEMENT KNOCKED OUT.
All was in fair wayto settlement, when
Mr.. kennedy's resolution received such
strong support from Messrs. Cochran,
Dohlinger, Stauffer and Lare that Mr..
Wertheimer. after struggling for ten min
utes, secured the floor long enough to with
draw his substitute This action made Mr..
Henricks present his again, but in the vote
it was snowbound. and Mr.. kennedy's reso-
luton prevailed unanimously.
Mr.. Hartman next offered resolution
that as the constitution forbids special legis-
lation relative to counties, cities, etc., there
fore it be resolved that no ordinances, ETC.,
be passed that will commit the city, until
an act is passed by the legislature appli-
cable to cities throughout the Common
wealth.
The Supreme Court, he said, had decided
that seven classes were unconstitutional and
it might be that it would be held that there
should be no classes and Allegheny could
retain her present system of government.
Mr.. Kennedy said the gentieman's reso-
luton was cutter nonsense" The result
would be that they would have no govern
ment at all.
Mr.. Stauffer moved to refer the resolution
to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Hartman exclaimed that he denied
that they were in the second class, and he
wanted the resolution voted on to show who
favored second and who third class.
Mr.. Stauffer's amendment was carried,
however, and the resolution referred.
Mr.. Henricks then moved, in order to
obtain the show of hands on the matter,
that it be tie sense of that meeting that it
is the wish of Councils if it can be done, to
remain as third-class city.
Before the question could be put dozen
members moved to adjourn and the JOINT
session ended, also the branch meetings.
KEEPING UP KICK.
Before the joint session convened the
following petition was presented in Com
mon Council and referred to the Library
Committee:
1t is earnestly hoped and you are hereby
most earnestly requested to promptly and EN-
phatically refuse the bribe openly and unwil-
lingly offered by Henry Phipps to induce you
as our representative to open the Carnegie
Library on the Sabbath or Lords Day. 1t is
altogether unnecessary.
Second-It would impose unlawful secular
labor on employees.
Third-It would be an open and inexcusable
violation of the moral law, Remember the
Sabbath day to keep 1t holy"
Fourth-lt would violate our city Statute.
FItth-Every such violation, especially by
lawmakers, leads to greater disregard of law.
human and Divine, of which We have enough
now.
Sixth-The acceptance of Mr.. Phipps' money
on the condition named, as in the case of the
conservatores. involves us all as citizens and
members of the corporation in the SIN of Sab
bath breaking; and for myself and others
whose consciences protest against this new step
in sin, l do most earnestly demonstrate, as
yf.il an n lo fha w mi aNifv
opponents as well as friends of the measure.
Very respectfully, S. COLLINS.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
Civ IOfg

r OF OT-PURCHASERS, SCHENLEY PARK
IL Land Co. are selling hest and ch eapest lots
in city. PETER SHIELDS. 533 Grant st.
sel0-5Is
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II You Want a BARGAIN

In a good secondhand piano we have
them. Come in and see u.s. We have so
many taken in exchange Tor our Decker
Bros, Knabe and Fischer pianos that we
have not room to display them. Some are
modern style and but very little worn and
will last for many years. Every instrument
warranted to be in perfect order. Come in
and see us at S. Hamilton's, 81 and 50 Fifth
avenue, Pittsburg. We want to close them
out before January l.
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Situations.

DOSITION BY COMPETENT MATCHMAKER,
Il Can do fancy engraving and jewelry repair
ing. Address X. b. FREEMAN, Mcdonald, Pa.
dp97-6
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOS SALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
steam snagboat-United States Engineer
office, Savannah. Ca. Dec. / lS90.-Sealed pro-
posals IN tripiicate for building steam snag-
boat and for furnishing material and machinery
for same will be received at this office until IL
o'clock NJ, city time, on the 30rH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1880. The attention of bidders is in
vited to the acts of Congress approved Feb. 26,
1856, and Feb. %, 1887, Vol. %, page 332 and
Vol. "a, page Ala, Statutes at Large. For all
necessary information apply to o. NJ. CARTER,
lst Lieut., Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.
de12S4-lo IL II II 26T7
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DIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
THE WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE Co.,
PrTTsBgRG, Pa, December "a, 1890
NOTICE-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IN of this company has this day adopted the
following resolutions:
"Resolved. That a quarterly dividend of
FOUR PER GENT be declared this day out of
the earnings of the company, said dividend to
be paid on or before January 20. 1891. to stock
holders of record December 26, instant; and
that the transfer books of the company be
closed from December 26, instant, to January
5, 1891. both inclusive"
deT-16 JOHN CALDWELL. Treasurer.