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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
Sin sSolf inn sd,aafsfletoe.

Springfielo, @, I. Sanuar. - SIM
Sabre 1886 mar Die 6rau Don @lDer s. 81.
@lart, beS YaitOrS Der Saptifen-S -Strde in
Canton, geitorben. Sett iteQt lid berauS,
ouB Glart bieielbe eenleinam nit Carrie
MoB, isiner jetigen 6rau, ermorbet bat.
8erieIbe bate ibr erit 9latteugift geQeben,
uno ais Dies utft wirttc, g(rienit uno
Guediilber in einem Sie. Die Srau itarb,
uuo Ser 2eib itwon 10 fart an, baB es
idpierig mar, Die 2etd)e III ben Sarg ;u
bringen.
ga Der Gatte @eiItliher mar, 10 eutifano
tein @erbadjt. 9ie MoB hate Nun oamalS
nit einem gsmUien Saplor crimineaen llmz
aonq gcbubt, unS oeS griteren Sodter Gfiie
bali bel bem Morbe. @iiie 9ing enpas III
inttm nit einem Or. Stsinbel ger nm, Der
iie nm $25O0 bradte. Gm Montag matte
Giiie ibrcm geben Elm Gu0e, Ho6 nit)t, obns
erit Den 0iurb ein,ugeltsbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
spaniem's eamoelmit ben Der. staatsm.

Wtaprin, s. SNuuar. = 9te aus Guba
bier eiu9etroHene Delegation muroe gefern
bon Ser S0nigu 6egentln Ghritlue III be-
ionoerer 2Iuolen; enpfaugen. Sic S0nlglns
Hegeutiu CAB Der 6oHuuug auS0rud, baB
eS Den SemiihuHgen Der He9lsrung gellns
qen iucroe, Die ;ur ;Selt nod ld)mcbeube Nr=
Qelegeuhet III elner tur lQmmtllde Sntcrels
ilrts bttrleoigeuoen &eIIe sum lbIdlule 81
briugen. Spdter Tadten Die 9elegateu
audi benz juu9eu a0nlge iBre auImarluug,
unb perlieBen id)lieBiid ba5 Sd)oB bod
beirieoigt nit Dem ibnen su Sbeil 9sporbe-
men Snlpfange.
Die aus GntalOuieu bltrbeg geienbeten
9elegaten, ueld)e 9lugeild)tS nc@ beuorlte=
teu0eu IbldJlulieS eiuls 9anOelsuertrageS
smiiden Spauleu unb ben Ser. GtnateH
sic Sntsreiien ihrer YrOplnS moBrncbmen
iolleu, batten nit oem Rremlermlnter ga
nopas bel Galiuo cine ldn9ere llnterrepurg.
Sie proteitirteu segen jsbe aenoernn9 oes
beltebenben Sdnoelegelebes. Ger UilnIlter
nuBte ;ugeitebeu, baB Die an9eregte 6rage
qroBe Sd)mierigfeiten eutbalte, unO pers
Iprad idlieBlid, Die ibm por9etra9enen Ans
iid)ten Der Selegaten elmer griinolld)eu @rs
iudguu9 ;u nnterileben.
Gin britiidDs spprtuaieHfdber gertras.
Qiiiabon, s. Sanuar.--Sn Der smilf)en
Gnqlanp uno 8ortugal id)pebenben Streits
frage Setrefis Der GrensresuIirun9 swiIf)en
ben btloerieiti0en Sebietstbeilen in airita
1T iett eiu Sernag, peld)er betoe Yarteleu
suirieben iteat, benz abid)luB nabe. Der.
ieibe lo1 jsbod), che er unterseid)net wiro,
srli nod ben 9prtes pOr9ele9t meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
Ser @iuter III @uropa. - slrbeitereIeuo in
Spuoou.

2onbon, I. San. - Das ieit eInigcr
3sit berrideuOe, ungem6hnIid falte g9etler
perurladlt groBe 9tutb inter ben unidentified
ten alafen in hieiger StaDt, uamentlid
inter ben Serpobnern Oes Snenbes. alle
inter freiem Simnlel perriGtete alrbeiten
iino iett ieit fteben 99od3en eingefteat, unO
es eriitirt feline qusiidlt auf baloige W0es
lidjfeit lbrer gSieoerauinabme. Mafcu
arbeitsloier Mdnner Ourd;iebeu Die Stras
Sen uno eriu1eu Die YaTiautsu I'M 4lmos
ien fir ibre oarbenbeu 6anlilieu. 9tlle
Geiitli9en, iuiuie ueridispene SERENE unO
9bilautbropen bieteu aaeS auf, nm buS
GlenD Der nrittelloien Sepolferung Su liu=
beru.- aulGBlid Der groBen MaIIeu Sreib.
els I'M Spues9fiuer ftnO nift peuigsr ais
As 9ampfer gesmungen gemeieu, ibre Sabrs
ten su nnterbreden. Ntnn eripartet, bag
9ies eiueu 9Infidlas Der 6radnatsH sur
0ol9e baben ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
gSirreu tn Der Segisiatur bon
Npbr0Sfo

gtncolH Hebr., Z. Sanuar. - SSn Der
Qegi6Iatur non 9tebra5td fam eS beute, ais
iih bsloe $3Guier in gemeinihaftli6er Sit
sung periammelten, I'M Die fiir StaatSbe=
ante Gbgegcbenen Stlmmen Su 3Gblen, 81
eiuem Gompeten3 @onflift ;wiihen Dem
Stce=@oupcrneur DGdlejobH, eiuem Repubz
lifauer, welter Den &Oriie iiber BEN Senat
fitbrt, unb Dem Spredler @lber bonn $oauie,
einem p2llliau;ler." &eipe oerren beam
ipru6teH ben @Oriib, mo Der Spreher
9erte iif, Die QGabtberifte aui @ebOt be8
Iprn. WiidIejobu su erofinen. 9ie 2egiS-
latur uertagte ii6 iflieBlidJ bis morgen.
Die vNIlanSler" beitreiteu Die @rWQblung
bes bemotratiihen GouuernsurS uu6 Der
iibrigen nGnlmtlih republituniiten) StaatSs
beamten unO miiniheu Die 9lnfiinoiguug Der
GrlpGblung berielben 3u psrbinoern. Sle
baben cine Ntajoritdt III Der Geiesgebuug
unb beabTdtigeu, monl09lib Die glnetuug
ibrer Ganblbaten tiir StaatSImter loiort III
bewertiteui9eH. pdtten tie auitatt nes S5ru.
Glosr einen energilderen Wann ais Spre=
der erUdhlt, 10 piiroe es beute mabri6ein~
lid 3u $oouogreiilldfeiten getommen ieiu.
NtaH ermartet, DAP Der Streit nod auf=
rcoeu0e SorQdnQe peranlaien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
SSratt Gieneian0 eroHnet eiaett ~ cbt=
fb1ftafettSbof.

9hilabelp bla, I. Sauuar. Ser
y0tuiifs murbs beute Qbenb Der
II. gSOhltbangteitSbaa uerauitaltst. Trau
Groper @lepelanb mar pon oem 4rranoe.
mentss Gomite eingelaoeu moroen, ben SaQ
su er6iinsn, uub pa Qr-Yrdiibeut GlcpelanO
nprgen Nbcub on benz pom uoemOfratiheu
Sereiu junger 0ldnHer" ueranItalteteu Ban.
felt Sbeil nehmeu Mil, 10 nabm lie Die Gin
laoung an. sic murbe BON brr. {. Glarte
9api5 pom p9eS9er" unb 5rau 9apiS, oes
ren SAT- iie mabreno hires Aui.nthaltes
bierelbIt iein mirD, bel ibrer 9lnfunit Don
9ielpz 9Ort empfangen. Sic uuO i6r. @m.
8latt Pepper er6ffneten BEN Bali, bel mel
dem cine betra1tlide Gelbiumne er;ielt
mIr0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09

21arpranO Central 1airwaD.

Den 10. Sttobtr 1890.
Horbz Guenue= StutiOH
9igIidJ SoUutagS ausgcHonmeu):
Abfabrt: s.ufuHif:
7.3O UiOr9. Eul gort H.. S.05 gior9. Uon Cclta.
Bead Bottom. 9O5 U.0yl, Uoa geaiy.
$50 NjOr4. nod Gclcir ! O55 Uior9cHs pom Bort
IL 40 &oru Hldl 1oploa un0 Bcad Bottom.
2.3O ytddM. TGcJ Sot 1880 JtdCtm. D. EoUioBz
fJpsH. t0mH.
3.45 g1dlm. nod g0uf L. 21O Nad1m pcr geIcir.
Nedt SJ.tgui. $50 Jtadlm D. yotl Ji0s
$50 yiatW rad Sgltu. UsE
6.4J Ate1o5 EGu &elClr $50 NGcHoS DoH gort.
IL. 80 AbtEo5 n1tb gel1 III iIOl5 Htcros ron 4cair
(y.uT UllttmoAs uno Samnag5J
yiur =OulitCGs:
0."O Dlorl. Hdh Set1 SoJ Jlora. bon EeIta.
/ 80 JiGt'm nab @clGir 1870 VJyu,. oOH E,att.
90 Ncdlui. HGb Geita 600 AbtHos ron Delta.
6.45 QUeaos nan Eclojr 1915 NHeno5 oon Belair
ii. 4. SouhCcu, Gjeu.-BaN Q1L
(3da2i) &. j. Ster6aes, SgperiaieJcs1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
23aftintorc-(O6io
araH.
GabrpIan trnt am 1. 3annar 18s art

IahrpIan trnt am I. 5aEIGr f89 &raTt.
A9la5rtpoH GamO en- Station;
5t0D GblcG9o Eno Dem 9loromcicE lmIiIyter Seftiz
6akSgpreBju3 I'M iru9, tGgIid, Grpr,sSug 80
GbeEo5.
gio9 GEetHnatj Ct. eouis uro s-oiaHs9o,is. limiz
lid, GrpreB o 20 glbtzbs.
,t IeS *tt5onr8, gTprcBiaa I'm 10 trjib uaO7 40
abcao5, tdaIib.
9tahGispelaaO Uiagttt5 5b,,ys I'M o ofra5 H. 40
4beEo5.
glaa @aiGizatOn an gsolcrta7cr nm 500, e2o.
900; 10, I20, 500. $50, $50. 1920
lo.35, 1900 10 IiruteE Su1l, Ulor9gus. 1910,
210, go, $50, Alb, 3 co glaa,u. Is 90 g 90
1O5, 80, 40, $50, 9.o5, 1910, 1920 uno
l l / lhr AueEos. S9nHiacs I'm $50. 715. S.35,
$50, 1920 i1O35, 1900 uhr IS yiiruterz
Su3' Nior1eE&, l.o5. 2.1o, 25O, ,4.15. >. 90 9ladz
mtttlas, 6.2o, 7.O5, $50, 40, 1910, 1920
uEo l / llhr abtHoS
Nad) Fe9c,lttoEsn SmdcH Baltimore uro gSai5z
tlmore I'M 500, $50 UHo S.35 uioggsuS, 1910,
80 uHo ubr gtatmlttngS, G.2o, 905 uno II
lhr 90cHos. SoHut09S I'm o.3OuEo 50 Diorgeus,
LOS uHo 800 gbabmittag5 mo 600 uno Ii lbr
IbtHoS.
9biabrt Der Shse ron ggaHizston nab Baltimore
I'M 405 800, 6.;i5, : 20. 80, 500, $50. 9.35,
HOO Nol9tHS, II Ihr YuttGls, 1910, 215, .
50, 3.15. 3.25, %, 4.3O. 5 llhr gdumittaqs uno
6.o5, $50, 6.l5, 6.20. 7.15, 7.3O, 900,
10 uao l 80 3lbeuos. SonHtaa5 nm 4.O5, =
30, 7.30, $50, 9.35 WorseHe hin IL Utr .Dsiiz
TAGS, 90, 2.l5, $50, 3.95. 40, 800 yiadmitz
talS uH6 5.o5, 615, 6.2G, 80, 900, 1880
giadl NOupIylnttea am DietropuIttau= Slretge I'M
500, $50 DloNen5, II ll.r WsittlQs, $50, 2.5O,
415y . Nbr ytG1IuIlttlQ5 uno 1920 2benoS. Spnfs
tQgs uH 10, $50 4lor0cHa, 2 ulr Yttttu9s, 4.s
ist,asssbs sGttmittG5 IND $50 AbeHos.
HAD IEHdpUlls UW 12O UHO $50 ItorgenS uHo
1910 mo il5 liddmittuRe. SoEEtags um S35
Dior8eRS uRo l,bv 9tGHmittaoS
giatl GlusOtt=Glt0, Nd. 4iru unb lRegitatioHeH
nm *4lO, fSlO, S9.35 DiOrQcus, II .O5, fa420,
N5.35. 500 uro t11.15 glbeHo$. a bait rur an
NduptitaOHea 5rIidsE 5e!a0 uno 6rcoerl1= 5aEctiQH
an.
Ytadl Trccerid nm 4IOuuo $40 frib. ]. .o5.4 400,
9iudlm. unh 5.35 9beuoS. SSOHHtd9s nm 9.S5
D(orQeu5 uEo 5 So 2tcHo5
Rad oCr a8rQiEtu DolCuo @abH"uEo oeu ? dotn
ubtr 0u1utue Um 1880 Gtolgcrs. f25o uEo $50
NtcEoS.
y}ad 2eyiretou uuo BaHttcH I'M Girairjcr 9bal uH
1880 WtuyGtn9 gtad : taunton UEo S&c1ituttOreu
10 Ir.th gtatl 2&iEducitcr I'M 20 ytudmttz
tags. 6'emiit!er Su9 Hot 4arrtioHbug nm s4IO
Qior8sn$.
yIdb yurau, Jloorote rn6 olcn gunfter an Der
"SheHaEooGp &ugH" I'm 'i.lO irub mo I'M A7.&O
4bsro5.
Wah 0ogcr5tomn nm f4.lO urb 1880 Sors urb
f4.20 9tGUmIttG9S.
gud1 GurtiS' gan uro SuiihentatioHcu u-r $50
irIh 1910 @or= uno $50 JiutmittdQ5. ghir SGA=
lul5 uu ! .O5 Gttub5. SoHHtug5 nm 10 9or=
uHo 40 y'utmitt09S. &biGbu uon Gurtis' &on
nm 80 uno l 80 Niol0eHs uHo 90 AbcnoS. gltr
SaWitdQS mn | l5 @btHoS. SOHEtCgS I'm 10 llhr
S0r mo lGr ItatmittNQs
SIgc trcfieE elm puH GAlCGao, Columbus uHo Dem
HOropsneH td9IIJl um l Qhr ytotmtta0a uro 9 lltr
Ancuo$ UoE g5lttsbuyg uEo &cueaHo nm $50 So@a
mlttLG$ mo 1900 lUcHo@; pom cincinnati, ct.
Souis uno Dem 2Sctcn nm 4.55 irub uHo $40 9tadla
mlttd9S, td9lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
)f(eiOul|gs(tijClle.

Inner SpitenI, &leihrr anf Grebit
su perfauicn, lit 10 popular 9cluorben,
bab unierc Su1ocn no6 SauicnOcn ;Gbz
len, unO Dies in 6olge Der Sbatiade,
DAB unierc Seoin9un9en liberai iinb,
unO min oaiiir 9arantiren, buB mir Mn=
5iige unO llsberjieber segcn uDbents
lide Mb,ablungrn 10 bilig perfauicn,
iuie irgcnO cin9aar9elOz in BAL
timorc. gSir mibmen baS gan;e @es
bauoe bcm Gcrfuufe pou Samenz uno
MGnner>, WtGSdens unb &naben Wan>
tslu, =au3iigen unO =lteber3irbern.
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Tic Hoiter in Sapan.

2onbon, s. Sanuar. - Die britiiden
Seiuobner bon 9tagaiafi bebaupten, baB in
jupauiideu @sidngniiicn nod INNER Die
Softer sur anmenoun9 tdme. Grit fiir5li6
loa ein sirrcilant geioltert wOrbeu iein, nm
aus ibm baS GeitduOniB zines bebeutenben
9iebitabIS 81 erprereu. 9ie 2lusldnper
protcitirten pesbalb gegen Die beabiid)tigte
llmluanOlung Der Serira9e nit Sapan,
hurd, meid)e and iie Der japauiid,eu Sc
ridltsbarfet unteritellt miiroem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
MaIaria in ibrrn pgrG1ieOrnfn fOrz
mrn gebrilt unb prrbitrt.
Or. &aoma1's
SariapariGia,a &eiolOts,t!
0a5 grOBe Slutreinignng8sMittet.
BUR GfiImna nuer dlrpniidlcn Granfheiter.

GhroRiiter Rhsumatismus, itropbuloie Ssoen, Griis
ieH9eiblUult, trodeHes oelH, Sreb5ieloeH, EuBgeHz
idpulte, nuittraHtbeeH, Gtt, g&aiisriudt, er9ji5c
araHtheit, Sa3ilug, SroEdits, SdUiHoi4Glt 10.
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GrtdItunsea uuo GAmerjeu in oer guugs
aeheiIf
gfbIoub. gBisc o1. govsmter 1885.

IibIduo, 2SiSc 21. ylouemteT 1855.
Or. PaoUap - g9ertber Nerr! Sd lUollte j5nsn
IdoH dnsit eiHige 3eileH sum G0be ]lTcs SarGparls
liam nsReioueat ityelhen. Dor odltiebH SGhren eul=
pIabl D olsie5 Uittel 8r. 2lmmsrmGru in SlputoHz
no, N(tHH ber mix eiH luHgdbrt9sr Sreuno gciUeien
par, uHo agte ibu, eGs IS teiH beerss Uittt egnen
9rtlltnu9 mo StmeTieu in Der SuH9e 9ebs. @r Usrz
udlte es uHo oGEtie mir oaHH pielMQlS, binyufIoeHD
oaB es ttIH beierc5 Uhite gegeH oicit 9TaKtGeiisH
9ete, nEo lett cHpiieb.t cl e5 ielEeE BdtieHea. J1
empiGhl IS aid NrR Bir6u, eiHem ApoibetCr in
SlUdtuHEa, uIo Jest haIt uorrdtbig SiH Agvlts
tor, gs5c., Uuroe th nit eirsm iuEgca Diarne be-
i1HHt osr elEeH ibllmme5 euiteH bate uro uua ocm
man beInrttctc, ooB eT Die Sd1,piEoiutt btfoumcH
iulToe Sb empiatI Chr Observation-Disclosures
nHo noh elHl8er .3ttt lab ID t5n irb EHo gsuHo; eT
orudte MIR fDarH bic 1GHo Hno idgte mir, bag eI
gene MIA leet oeqrdben ieH uilree. e. bot i'm ebT
lpheI 9epeii. Sor uuqefdhr eds3ehu 5abreH ram
eln m ptaHn I'll mir lin Sulutbl uHo iG9te, baR isiue
pfau az slHem uieH iirde sr bdtts ;Ue aeryte pers
luul' aoer ohHe Grtols. tl empfahl Sbr SaridpGriz
ilan, nHo nat siHiaer 9ogeH mar lie seiuHo. JgeHn
2lroer huiteH, 70 III zine Toii5 esHua, ie Al heea.
Jn oTude Honmdls meiH Gritdurtn lher ogis Grsuei
ois uHo tdnE nur 5ebcm rntheH, oieieOe i'm hGue su
bahen; fis oerbutet IN DieIeH 6dueE cine ittuere
SrdHtheIt II. :. 70.
5br eIsebener z. eruitte.
gu babeH b,i gpotb,itrn. 81 bic iSlaihe
8r. RGopGp & 60, 8r. 80, 29arreaitrabe,
Reru=gort.
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@earebnis pss 9rinien 6hun.

SbaHgbai, 8. Sauuar. -9aS 9eid.n=
begdu9niB Oes Yrin,eu @hun, bes Saters
bee Saiers BON China, fanb i'll fsierlidliter
98eiie Iatt. 9llle biplomatiid)su Sertreter
bes 9uslaubss wobnten oemielbeu bel. Der
Saiier Sa9egen that eS uitt. Ser Yrin,
mar Der leiteuoe @eiii oes Saiierreid)s, uno
um 6pie iinD bereits lebpafte Sebpeu ba-
riber aus9ebroden, lper Der 9ta6folger bes
Srlr;eu merDeu lou.
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Eie irifden patrio oten.

Qonbon, s. Sanuar. - @iuer SepeIhe
Der nGrd)anse .Selssrapb Comp" ;lliolse
ioa Oiaurice Sealp in elmer llnterreouna
ertldrt baben, Die &onfereu, su Soulogne
lei Obns beiinitues 8eiultat 9ebliebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09

Rs-Gn bas BubGitum, - Gsbet fher uRb 0erz
IGrgt Raomag's . uEe iebst oag rRaowag~ an Gsm
IT, mas 9gr fault. %
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"ROYAL BLUE LINE"
trndl 9lClu 0nrf uuo phiIaoeIphta.

Pat g{cm g0lt, Ersuiou uzo Dem Often nm "5.0d,
tS so uHo $40 S5 gSor- +12 90, s3.i5, $3.50 ytdds
mittauS uno NJ 80 NucEoS. lShaIz H9aqgoH oiTeH
um9 ilbr fur ocn giuht=9rprefiug) SmdzS tldis
g8Qaoon CGuumaFj nab @ohoH uber ole EOu89teeps
tie griitc oui Oam t6QIi1sr 3.45 lGdmiito9Sirl :!
8iiac prroNcr y!swzg0rt rot Baltimore I'M 5000
uEo III 80 gSor=, - 90, 500 uHo 300 JiGdmtis
tuos uHo *12l5 g(adbtS.
ylab NtcHtic-&tp I'M 5.O5 uro 1885 irnb uro
1850 0admitt1g5. SoHutll5 I'M sos irib uro
II 80 RadmiIQ9@
yiadl Blilaoclpba. 9leuort gSilinr9ton Il. Gteitcr
nm s5.05 uRo so t*1O35 NH IN gStmiE9tcH
arhalterb) g}orrr *l2 50, - IS uno $50 gidCbEJ.
mo 47.IO uzo ElI.5O NbeHo5. Jiad gEc9ItatioHeH
I'M i O5 uuo $3.50 iru5, i3.40 mo 300 Jtadz
mittag@.
grprcF;l0C uerlGFeE %hlIaoep5tl nab Baltimore
nm q 2f fruu *Sl5, 1000 uao *11 .35 Bomtts
ta1s, Il 40 uRo l.3I gatmittGs5 mo NG.O5 NED
s7.32 3,beEoa
t 4us9eaommcu SoHrt1ls. ylur GoHEtdaS.
1lg!ih.
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@jepHf niro ans 0ote8 uro ggo1ruagen ourdb nIe
Union lrdn9icr COMPANY" GtgsBot uHo mortIu beI
Dlel0un1 in Den &lLctuTcH:
yiorb NET Gtc OCr GGIuertz NM
Baltimore trGBc, gtr. 23c, Sao=Sroepz
iuau, uoer GdmotH= StGtloU.
I. J. CNcu, SbaS: d Scnu,
slgeibdisfagrer. l275D G5en..@aIl.zNsest,
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sluf Dem Ieas uad, sibirieu.

Qon00n, s. San. = Die tlidtid|e Be
banblung beS bulgariihcn Sifi;isrS 2utti
Ourd ruiilide slgenten erregt auf in Ser
franS0ften unb belgiiten 4reiie Das psin-
lidbits 2tuhehen. 2u9 bort, lpie in Sulga<
rieu unb Der Siirfei, mnd)t iid) nur Die
Stimme bes euergiiden Yroteites gsgen Die
grobe Serletung bes G0Iferreftes per.
nebmbar. Gem arrnen 9ubfi 1T aber fpubl
faum nod su heIfen; pie udmlid aus Sbefa
gemeloet wirb, beiuOet il9 Der aus Son.
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Ser Gentide Gorreiponaent,
Gdslid, uotsntIid unb Sonntass,

3. Raine, Gisentbumcr nno geoaftcmr,
elSpesgde SaItimorssStrase uno 9oitsSiiicssslus.
greis bes iaeIid,en @Iattcs, burd TRACER in sals
finore uno IN Der giattarhaft beiors, 121S Cts;
fdalidle rno Scnuta 0s s9luSeabc Is Sts. prc
9ote sablbor lpoeHtli Sie has Slatt beiorgerbsH
&rdser:-3naltd, nebh Sunntagsz alms aab inter
9oro@Yorausbesobiune $3.50 pro Sabr, fiir fiirere
Set I'm Serbdltnis Iiir Die ,DudentIid,c 2iueaabc
mt SoHHtassblatt, portofrei nit ahus Iilr @Inba,
$3.50 pro Sahr, nan irseno einem Srte oes SHIara
oea, S4 nab europa. Sonntaa e;9lnegabe 81
pro Sa9r:-Sas bette uno btuisitc oeutidle SIatt
IN ben Olittel= unb Siibiaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09

uloule,8 s. Sanuar. = Gin ebenali=
ger baperider Sifisier betrieb Elm blibeu-
Ses SpeSereigeidGit in hieiiger Stabt, bis
er ss iid) geitern eiufalen lieB, einen beut=
ifeu NiTtenten au;uitelleu. Die i'm 9aoen
bei6alti9ten irauSoiiiden Sertauier gerie=
then bieriiber i'll 9rube @ntriiitung, unO uers
lieBen, ais ibre 9roteite feiu @ebor fanben.
suiammeu bas @eiddft uno wie9elteu Die
9tadbaridait gegen ibreu 8rirslpal auf
Die 6Olge mar. baB ild idnel eiu luiitbeu'
Der Wtob Dor Dem yaben suInmmenrottete,
unp Die sauie 6ront oehelbeu nurt Steins
miirfe sertriimmerte. @rre itarte Nbthel.
lung Ioli;ei jagte id)lieBli9 Die @ufribrer
su Yaaren uuo uerhaitete nebrere Serlelben.
SaS 9eidJGft 1T jsoo1 natiirlid) jett rulnirt,
uub Der @igentbiimer trifft Sd)ritts, nm
oafIelbe su perfaufen uno bic StaOt su per-
laiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-09
2ltbnaun9s Sei@werOett,

Jiaowap'5 Reaon Jieief betet cine Sur tjr jebe Grt
BON Sdlmer3eH, 8erreHfuH8cn, GuetituH9eH,
SdlmerSeH IN Dem RldeH, Der gruf mo
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UEo lit ba5 eiHjige
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
A CLEVER SWINDLER CAUGHT.
MAKING VICTIMS OF MANY DIAMOND MER-
CHANTS-UIS PLAN.


CHANTS-IIIS PLAN.
A clever thief who has been swndling number Of
leading diamond merchants and jewellers about the
city, arrested on Wednesday evening in John-st
by Detectives Oates and Nugent. and is now awaiting
trial at the Tombs. Police Captain Mclaughlin has
lately received complaints from various downtown
jewellers with regard to a weldressed stranger who
had been successfully imposing upon them by obtain
ing goods false pretences. From the careful de-
scriptiOn furnished by Mr.. HOdenpyl, of Hodenpyl d
Co., diamond importers Of No. 10 Broadway, a man
was arrested who said he William Martin, forty
five years old Of Cleveland, ohio, and by occupation
a machnist lie protested his innocence but notice
of his arrest was sent Mr.. HOdenpyl who identified
him beyond a doubt the man who on April IL came
into his store and, representing himself John Spen
Ger, jeweler, of Norwalk Conn.,, tried to obtain TWO
diamonds, worth $3.50. bnt without success.
The prisoner was brought into the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning and renanded until to-day for
trial In the meantime the police have collected a
large amount of evidence revealing the extent Of his
operations during the last few weeks His method
has been TO represent himself dealer In Jewelry,
give a false name convince his victims Of his sin
certy and honest intentions by extremely plausible
MANNER and secure goods on approval. He has
varlously represented himself John Spencer, OF
NorwaIk. Conn. J. NJ. Frear, of BinghamtOn, n Y;
H. B. Brush, of Stamford and Greenwich, Conn.,
william r. Clark Of Wilmington, Del, and
j. c. Demmest, Of Trenton, n. J. Among the
firms who have suffered smith d Knapp diamond
merchants Of No 1872 Broadway, from whom lie
secured three diamond rings, worth Slo1, on April
II; W. L. POllacA d Co., dealers in diamond jewelry
at No. John-st., who intrusted him with diamond
ring worth $780, Sidney T. White. diamond teweller
at As JOhn-st, who lost jewelry worth altogether
1870
On February "a he called Tiffany Co., gave the
name Of IL. H. Brush, and selected two gold watches,
of the value of $780, He also relieved Fisher & Co.,
Jewellers of No. 176 Broadway, Of five gold chains,
worth S12O, on March 81 and o. r. W. Worm,
jeweer, No 7 Union Square, Of two diamond rings,
worth S155. Keller d. Untermcyer, Of No. 1872 Broad
way to whom he gave the name Of John Spencer,
Of Norwak sent the three gold watches selected by
him the address gven and discovered that the real
John Spencer, OF Norwalk, had no knowledge Of any
such transactions in his name.
The various losses reported yesterday foot up nearly
81 900. There is telling what has become OF the
stolen property, as the man Martin had nothing IN
his possession when arrested to afford any clew to
his guilt. The only articles of any value found on
his person were a small scarfpin and silver spoon
of a quaint pattern
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
BAD cow TEG&BONS .
The secret Of Their Cause Fully
ExpIaincd-Why Ladies are
SaliOw and Men Pallid
some Valuable
Facts or the
Subject.

In passing along the leading streets In almost any city
In America to-day one will with but few ladies' who
have clear compexons Many persons have tried 10
accouot for this sad because severe climate
Of America but such reasoning is wrong A bad com.
pevon Is caused by impure blood, and lady can be
really beautiful, and man ruddy, who has diseased
or impure blood
The best known way OF keeping the blood pure IS by
Keeping circulating In this way It passes rapidly
through lungs. kidneys and liver. and constantly
purified. But supposng the system is cogged up is
frequently the case, OF blood becomes
ippure Then far too often and take
rowcf purgatye pill other substance that clears
the body quickly weakens the strength and leaves the
system In worse condition than before The only sens
HE way 70 take gentle, pure and natural purgatye,
moderately but regularly, the highest medical
utbortes OF the day agree that the genuine imported
Carlsbad Sprude sat IS infinitely superior to other
pcnar,ton known TO the world II Is gentle yet stmu
i,tnc it is pure yet powerful Containing only natural
urores being eyaporated from the celebrated Carlsbad
S,dd Sp-ine IL cannot injure the body the least.
and vet IL has never Jailed e purify the blood.
and thus clear the complexion. Hundreds OF doctors
nle 90 each year Carlsbad Springs, but they can
ott,in no greater benefit than by taking the imported
Chd sprude salt In powdered form, which ean be
o,rd AZ any reliable drug store in the land When It
- considered mat the Carlsbad Salt costs practically little
-, On ch.ap questions BILE and often injurious pursa
"a a rd ,o.tu, that in the narAet. bottle being
.unnt for nearly month, all persons who Keep pace
To-, enc time. and d.4re only what is BEST will see that
=, - ~ their nteres. TO only the genuine imported
no , he imposed upon By Inscriptions dealers and buy
Il, ,h genuine article which must have the signature
n, "Flsner & Mendelson Co., NewYoTk,' sole agents.
o" bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
AN END TO PROLONGED LITIGATION.

Chicago, April 23-Pursusnt to a mandate OF the
Supreme Court, the Illinois Central Railroad Company
has been pu in possession Of the freight house ana
grounds heretofore occupied by the Baltimore and
ohio on the lake front. This ends litigation that
was begun number Of years ago. when the CARROTS
in control OF the Baltimore and Ohio, and which
has been prolonged by successive appeals by the latter
company The quarrel that existed between the two
companies when the litigation began was ended long
ago, The frendllest relations exist between President
Fish and the present management Of the Baltimore
and Ohio, and the result OF the suit is not likely to
cause any friction. For the present, at least, the
Illinois Central will handle the Chicago business Of
the Baltimore and Ohio In the same manner that it
handles the business Of the Big Four. 1t Is be-
other terminals and that its passenger trains viii
soon be running into the Wisconsin Central Depot.