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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
AN IMMENSE TERRITORY
Covered by Arthur, Warren & Abb
bott in Notions and Furnishings.

SOFcreu ny hFtAuT9 p" dNECh 90 5AO-
bolt in Notions and Furnishings.
Arthur, Warren & Abbott, 1902 East
Third street, are jobbeIs of notions and
furnishing goods. They began business
here on the LIST of January, 1881, and by
close attention, fair dealing and proper
regard for the interests of their patrons
have built up large and profitable
trade. The territory they cover ex-
tends from Michigan 20 Alaska on the
northwest. and TO California on the
southwest. Their method of working
up and maintaining business in distant
localities differs from that of most mod
ern houses; instead of sending out trav-
cling statesmen to all parts of the i'm
mense territory with which they trade,
they issue semi-annual catalogue and
price list, which brings in most of their
business in the shape of mail orders.
There are few dealers in st. Paul who
stand as we'll with their customers as
the firm of Arthur. Warren Il Abbott.
They also employ eight travelling men,
and the business shows constant III
crease. A speciality is made of gents
furnishings.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
WITH GIGANTIC STRIDES.
Has Been the Increased Business
of Finch Van SIyck &C Co,

The present mammoth wholesale
dry goods establishment of Finch, Van
Slyck, Young & Co.. started in small
way away back in 1851. 1t was first
merely retail store. but in 1S60
wholesale department was added. The
business was so carefully watched and
ably worked that in 1868 it was run ex-
clusivelv as wholesale house. The
sales at that time figured up S250.000 for
the year at tie time the firm was j. l..
Forepaugh d Co.. with NJ. Auerbacn
and George r. Finch partners. Five
years later-in -Forepaugh & Co.,
retired, being succeeded by Auerbach
Finch x Scheifer. The subsequent
changes in the firm have been as fol-
lows: In 1875 the title was changed to
Auerbach, Finch d Culbertson; in 1851
it was run as Auerbach, Finch & Van
Slyck: in 1888 as Finch. Van Slyck q
Co., and in 1891 il became Finch, Van
Slyck. Young u Co. The firm employ
twenty-one travelling men. who cover
the following territory: North and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
THE LADIES' DELIGHT.
August Oppenheimer Company,
Pioneers in the Millinery Line.

August Oppenheimer Company,
Pioneers in the Millinery Line.
"Who are the pioneers in the milii-
merry line?" asked a beautiful young
lady of her friend. There was but one
answer. 1t was:
''The August Oppenheimer company.
located at the corner of Sibley and Fifth
streets. This company is August OPP
penheimer, president, and Adolph Kali
man, vice president and treasurer. The
house was established by j. Oppenheim
q Co. in 1878, and it was incorpora ted
under the laws of the state iii July.
1889. Twelve travelling statesmen cover
the wide Northwest TO the Pacific, in
Guiding Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan. Ne
braSka and Idaho. The building occu-
pied is four-story structure with a
basement. The sales for the year end
ing the Isl of July were nearly half
a million of dollars. an increase
of 25 per cent over the previous year
In conjunction with the millinery bust
ness. they carry full line of materials
for art and fancy work. and also manu-
faeture ladies' and childrens trimmed
hats and bOnnets. which is special feat
ure, as their many years experience en-
ables thcn 20 cater .xacti4 10 the wants
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
EGGS AND BUTTER.
Large Volume of Business Done
by Crescent Creamery.

Large volume or BUSINESS zone
by Crescent Creamery.
The Crescent Creamery company.
They help to make and build up the
vast volume of business which has made
st. Paul famous. lit was established in
1881 by G. E. Marvin and E. A. Com
mack, and in 1890 it was regularly in
corporated, with G. E. Marvin as presi-
dent; III. G. Potter, vice-preSident; E. A.
Commack secretary and treasurer. Mr..
Commack manages the st. Paul depart
ment, while Mr.. Marvin has charge of
the Tacoma and Seattle houses. The
establishment has three different cream
cries and cheese factories in Minnesota.
and they turn out 5000, 600 pounds of
butter each year. the largest part of
which is made from cream by the
centrifcal process. Then the manu-
of cheese reaches 100000 pounds an
nually, and it is all strictly "full
cream" The firm also handles an i'm
menSe number Of eggs, and they have
an excellent cold storage, and they ex-
tend the privileges of this to other par
ties.
Z. A. Comstock came to Minnesota in
1881, and to ST. Paul in 1888. He was
born in Illinois, and he has been In the
creamery business ever since.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
INsPITE OF COMPETITION.
III. c. Burbank & Co.. Have Made a
Success of Their Business.

Henry G.. Burbank. Benjaman F.
Bloomingdale and Frederick II. Camp
bell. all of whom are favorably known
to our citizens and to dealers in their
line of goods throughout the Northwest,
compose H. q. Burbank & Co.. 220 to
224 East Third street. They are makers
of, and Wholesale dealers in clothing,
theirs being the largest manufacturing
establishment OF its kind west
of Chicago. Being well acquainted
in the Northwest and knowing the
wants of its people by long association
with them. MessrS. Burbank d Co. are
better able TO cater successfully to their
needs than are proprleIOrs of Eastern
houses, many of whom nave crude
notions about this section of the world
and its inhabitants. Hence it is that
they have made success of their bust
ness in spite OF the fierce competition
they have constantly encountered from
the time they began the business in st.
Paul. Their trade has grown wonder
fully every season. and still continues
tn expand as the territory they cover in
creassS in population. One cause of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
is AWAY AHEAD.
G. GotZian & Co.'S Shoe Factory
Leads in the Northwest.

One of the prominent and most sub
stantial manufactures of which the
people Of st. Paul boast is the boot and
shoe factory of c. Gotzian & Co., in
corporattd in 1887. 1t is an important
factor in the volume of trade that con-
tributes 10 the material wealth and
prosperity of the city. A few words
relative to this institution cannot prove
unlnteresting 10 the readers o. the
GLOBE.
The firm of C. Gotham 4 Co was in
corporated by Geo. W. freeman. presi-
dent; r. l.. Schumacher. vice president;
X. III. Stevens. treasurer, aud Paul ii.
Gotham, secretary. Mir. 6otZian. Eow-
ever, was the original founder. and his
advent in the business occurred away
back in 1859. The first location was on
jackson street, but i'll 1865 the house
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
A POPULAR HOUSE.
The Wholesale Grocery OF Allen,
Moon & Co.

Moon & Co.
To care for the stomach is one Of the
prime objects in life. The wholesale
grocer, then, is philanthropist in his
way. Allen. Moon & Company are the
popular and successful distributors
of the necessaries of life, and
they know quite deal about
tariffs and the like. Col. Moon
is among the foremost citizens of the
Capital City for push and enterprise.
When it came to the question of raising
fund to entertain the editors of this
hemisphere, Col. Moon was chosen with
one accord as the best adapted to the
requirements. 1t is true he dis
liked his task, but he is loyal to
the best interests of the city, and he ac-
cepted the trust and went to work as
few save him can work. He got all he
expected to get and something besides,
and it should be recorded here that he
has never been charged with falling be-
low his mark
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

this is that they have the reputation Of
representing their goods as they are,
and of not allowing their employees to
misrepresent for the sake of making
sales. They employ large force of
working people and keep goodly num-
Der OF men constantly on the road.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
COMPLETES WITH CHICAGO.
The C. w. Hackett Hardware COM
pany Is in the Lead.


The c. w. Hacl1ett Hardware COM
pany, 272 TO $50 East Fourth street, has
been doing business for the last two and
a half years under the present title; is
a corporation of which e. W. Hackett is
President; T.. q. Walther. Vice Presi-
dent; II. b. Gates, Treasurer; j. c.
Henry, Assistant Treasurer, and NJ. l..
Merrill, Secretary. The building it oc-
cup;es. on the corner of Fourth and
Rosabci streets. which was built by Mr..
hackett, is large. solid and handsome
structure, erected expressly for t!Is
purpose. 1t is 1G0 feet front by 13C feet
deep, and is filed with stock from top
to bottom of its fve stores and base
ment The CO. paGY IS tie successor OF
he old firm of trok q Hackett. afte:-
wards the Stro1g-nackett Hardwar',
company. from both OF which it inhef-
tied IN excellent reputation and extern
sive trade, and is now one Of the lna:t-
ing hardware houses the Northwest,
competing successfully with Chicago
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

of the merchants who carry this line of
goods.
Fashion plates are furnished gratis on
application, and milliners are extended
the privilege of free use of the trim
ming room, to enable them to learn the
latest styles of trimming. This depart
ment is under the supervision of an ex-
perienced head milliner
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

Among the Most Prominent Are to Be Found the
Hen at the Head Of the Great Jobbing
Houses.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

Flush and the Indomitable Progressive Spirit Of
Patriotic Citizens Has Brought the City
to the Front.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20
NATURAL COMMERCIAL EMPORIUM

NATURAL COMMERCIAL EMPORIUM
Fifty Years Covers the Rise and Gigantic Growth
Of the Mammoth Jobbing Establishments
Of ST. Paul.
First Real Merchant in St. Paul Was Henry Jack
son, Who Located on Jackson Street in the
Year 1912.
His Wholesale Trade Was Then Almost Solely Con-
fined to Lumber Camps East of the
Mississippi.
From So Lowry Beginning the Increase Of Trade
Is Followed Up to the Present
Day,
When in the Volume of It's Trade st. Paul Is I'm
equaled in the Northwest Outside Of
Chicago.
Flush and the Indomtable Progressive Spirit Of
Patriotic Citizens Has Brought the City
to the Front.
Among the Most Prominent Are to Be Found the
Hen at the Head Of the Great Jobbing
Houses.
Sketches Of the Moving Spirits of Establishments
Supplying the Wants Of Hundreds of Thou
sands of People.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

When in the Volume of It's Trade st. Paul Is I'm
eQualed in the Northwest Outside Of
Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

This does, as Mr.. GOOdhue boosted at
the time, show very rapid increase
in the commerce of the infant settle
ment, but at the earlier date given there
were no settlements in the state. other
than the camps of lumbermen and trap
pers, while at the last date given, settle
mentS had
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

From So Lowry Beginning the Increase Of Trade
Is Followed Up to the Present
Day,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-20

First Real Merchant in st. Paul Was Henry ia
son, Who Located on Jackson Street in the
Year 1912.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
2lrbctt 1tno Spl1t;.

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9lrbeteraufitano Orobte bier seitern
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cntitanb. Gapt. SearlcS, 9eieblSbaber
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beidiieen.
Sarrtsburg %. Suli.-Die slnz
fiiuoisung, baB sic 6abriten ber Fennz
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in 6olge Ses 0isputs iber Die eo6nlfala
geihlohcn icien, erurladte bier beute
lytOr9en nidt geringe sluireaung. Seute
WtOr9eu fanb cine FaraOe Der lJtitgliez
Ser oerr slmalgamatso 9llociation" ltatt.
SAeriH Seller erltisn bier nm llbr
NtOr9ens nit 25 Siilfsiaerifien unO
bielt cine tl1r;e slnipra6e. Die init Surz
rabrufen auT9enommen purOe. Die
slrbciter perbiclten ii6 pOllfommen ruz
big, uno cine Proclamation oe5 Siirser<
nciiters, in Der bic @irtbe auf9efOroert
werOeu, ibre 2otale gu idlieBen, luurbe
all9elnein bcoba9tet. GS beiBt, SAP Sie
GelellldaIt bic 9lrbeit in BEN 9Ssrfen
nit sOtit9lieoern wieSer
Qufnebnien mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
StaOt Baltimore.

2ei6eniuuO. - us 6rau Glnabetb
9cnuarO pom yir. 700, Siios23OliiuaBe, III
elnem 9eb0l; bel Staab'5 Superue all Der
areuiung Der Galeru 2luenue unO gtortbs
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bcereu beldaftigt mar, fOno lie Die yeld)c
elne3 Jungeu Ranue8 oil elnem gaum.
Smelge b0H9eu.
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begab Nd iOfOrt IN Gegleituug le8 GouItab-
ler5 'ougbe5 SIR Steae uno itellte left, ooB
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lu2l6em Die <iurD en auf SclbIimOrO Iau-
teuoe5 BerOitt ab9ab, monadI Die yelde
auf Soiteu Oe5 Gouutg5 beerOl9t maro. Der
erlpdbnte yrle' mar III bobnlldcr Spr0tC
abgetaBt, uuo t6r. 9S. S. Shlmct uou Jtr.
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ridterIatter beS ,GorrelpoHocnten" iOlgeuoe
leberietuug Oeielben:
nQieS ioll Qtt wiieu lniien, oaB it) Se8
gebens iiberoriiiig bin. Sd ieuOe meiucm
&ater, meiler Dtuttcr unO meiuer Sd)gue-
iter meme beTen 2Sunihe. SD lierbe nit
etnem Strif III Der elueu un0 etner Elade
98biSttD in Der auoeren S0aub. GS lit bel
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gshabt ME ELL Waultiler. G5 lit beiier, i'm
Aoinmel ;u iein. 9SeUu id) Qe'uuoeu mer-
Den iollte, lOerit mid III BEN Jliutr, Damit Die
Srebie geuiigeuo Su freIsn baber."
9n euer 9tadJitrlit erfldrt Der &eridte.
0ene ieluem Sdjpagcr: ppg@ir meroeu ms
luieoer tretisn mo elnen biibihen ygudDre"
nit eiuauoer ipielen."" Sin 8eridJeritatter
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moro hires Sobne5 erhnlteu batteu uno, ais
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erihrateu. Shr Sobn, iagten lie, lei ein
SGder ieineS 3eidlen5, etma 20 Sabre alt
uu0 uuuerbeIratbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
gl,ts ocnt cS.ncrn 9uasfa'S.

g Seattle, @alBin9ton, %. Suli.
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SazSeleu III 0tittels9lla8fa geld)rieben
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men crfol9reid 9cluclcn. SD idreibe
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ber BON ben dnccbcSetten S6bcn, oie
man lonit allcin bier permutbcte, aGnsz
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Sbal, nit einer reideu G)ra5Oefe be-
ocft, mcld)c5 iid auf piele Oicilcn nad
allen 9fidbtun9cn bin eritredt. SIM Snz
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nabnl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gin ,tnectreuer s,udsalter.

St. Vouts, DO, p. Suit. =
Die Sirma Ssler & SOiimunn, Stublz
6abrifanten, erwirfte 9eltcrn riuen SaItz
bcIebl sesen Sermann G. Sebr, ibrcm
fribcren 8u6balter. Sie beidulOigt
bcniel6en ber Gutiuenbuns cines uubez
bsutcnoen @el0bstra9es. gSie cs beiBt,
betrasen eS'Od &sbr's anseblide Inter
idlagungeu ctpa $4,000. &cbr reilte
nor ctipa einem Sabre na3 Georgia,
uuo Die llnteridlasumaen warOcn crlt
Dor &ur5em eutOedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23

TtiuueapoliS, 0tinn., %. Suli.-
9a8 gensrale@roB. .aapitel Der u9toDal slrf
WiaiouS" Der Ser. Staaten be9ann eiue
2S. DreijdbrlidIe Sieung bier beute Diittng.
GS lit OieS Die sroBts Srelmaurer-S0rpers
idlatt Der SSelt ugb Die dltelte Der Ser.
Staaten. Sie pirS DaS Seit ibreS 100 ,ldhz
rigen @eiicheuS in Sabre 1897 ieieru. Die
@egriiBnn9SreNe purOe pom ManOr =. 9.
gSiHiton gebalten, unO Der @eneral-G GroB-
6obepriefer 3. s. 2ap beantpOrtete tie.
Der Gerld)t bes General =@roblefret1rS er-
CAB, paB Die 9tetto- -3nnabme Oes Greens in
Smtl Sabren 1892 betrug. Die @eiautmt=
saheSer Witaliebsr beidait iid) aui f4l sol.
Seit 1889 lunroen $l66,796 eingenonlmen
unO SlS6,796 uerausgabt. Ser @eneralz
Grob>6ubeprieiter iagte in ieiner stniprade,
baB Die unabbangisen GroBsSapitel bon
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nien, ionic unn @aEaoa mabrldeinli6 DOR
Der Geutennialieier benz &euerals@robs8a=
pitel elnOerleibt meroen piirben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Scr @rauoitiitu1a tcid,nlpiet.

. bilaoelp ia, %. Sult. - Simon
Serger luurOe beute auf Die Seihuloi9ung
bin, 9eItsrn gbeno ieiuen SleiberlaOen 9h.
1904, 9iorhz4. StraBe, III SranO geltcdt ;u
baben, nm cine SeriihcrungSumme BON
$500 su erlangeu, hem GertdtSueriabreu
iibermielen. 9as 2eben pon eiuem babeu
9utenb SrGnen unb &inberl mar baDurd
geTIbroet. Gerger uermOdlte Die psrlan9te
Silrglbaft bon $4,000 nld)t Su iteleu unb
muBte in s @eIangniB wanperu. 9ie 0eUer=
mehrleute fanbcn. nadlDem lie Die Nlammeu
gel0ld)t uuO Die Semobner nit Otiibe eeret=
tet batten, cine @allOueu YetrOlsum ents
balteube Same inter eiuem Slide i'm 2a-
ben. GS muroe I'M &erhor angegebeu, bab
Berger furi Dor Dem 9luSbrudl OeS SsuerS
ben 2abeu uerlaiieu babe. Die 9Saaren,
Die er beiaB, olleu nitt $500 pertb. .ge,peisu
iein, mdbreno Berger angab. ibr gSertb be.
TRACE $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Sad,cnSc StoatSu6nt,cr.

Ginctnnatt, p. Sull. = @ouz
perneur 6Orafer bat 9eltern YOrmitta9
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n@ibi Jon SOuie" lusirt, bcludt, unS
geioe battcn cine lan9e llnterreOuns unz
tcr pier 9lugcn. @a5 Die Serreu perz
banoeltcn, 1T nidt in Sic Scifentli9fcit
seSrunsen. 9luBenitcbcnbe, welde ibre
Sbren ipieten, wOllen sebOrt babcn,
oaB Die bcicen Serren iit in iebr fOeler
@eile untcrbieltcn unb mieoerbolt in
ihallenSes gelddter ausbrahen. Selbit
sic sericbeniten Scridteritatter iino aber
nuBcr Stanoe, 5u ia9cn, mas bic biltinz
guirten !Serrsn 10 unsebeuer better
itinulte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
1slrttf)cit lit Ssbtua.

gictoria e., S.-G., %. Suli.-
9tabrid)ten aus China. Die bier nit bem
Oampier rGmpreB Of SnSia" eintraien,
melOen, oaB Der 9anse iiiolide Gbeil BON
China in GROCER slufrc9ung lei. @eles
unO Sronuns iinS iiber ben Saufen &C.
wOrien, unO bclpufincte Sanben BON
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0crrIdaIt 9sbcn miro. Sn Sbangbai
berridt we9en Der lctten @OrfGlle sroBe
llnrube II. SeiOr9niB. sluSlanber wiis
len, bab iie III icocm Iu9cnblide 9lnz
grllIe 81 eruarten 5aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gins ltr1tattaii.

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Sfcsieruus pon Uruguay crlieB seitern
Gin 0stret, in Dem iie eincn Sreitaaigcn
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ber Sanfcn pei9ertcn iidD, i9re 2ofale
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ae;wunsen wurbcn. Die Monteuioeuer
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Sanf," Die Dor eini9en Saseu fauirte,
erflGrt ii1 fir pOuig iplpcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Nr. 15
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Immn NcifElpcit. - Srnrf 9irrrpn ilp oliirt.

-
Mrunoel 6uantn uuminirt. - Wnnitige
@ImSiidItcu nui cine uuuitanpiae Srtvahz
Imng nclfclbcm. - Srnuf 9ruwn inOoiiirt-
(Spc3iaI- -&crttt NCS rGCutitsz GOrysipcnocEtcH.)
Annapolis, 2l. 3nll.-1N Otmotrl
tide GOuUeutiOu uOH Anue ArlmbtlsGUuntp
trat gcIteru bier in @tyiduSbaWe SuiummeH
uno mupe uou Nm. @eo. u. Eo;ct iur
Srbnuug Qeyuftu. IllS FraVOtut marb Or.
GlUab 2Stuoms uno ais Setyetdrc Die A,!'-
N. Z. Ararm0u mo i. =. &outcr erlUahU.
0a tsne GOutlI!c uOylaQcu, atHl man ouT
Antrag OeS YIN. !. s. %lunou oNat SNtls
tere8 Sur %orINhmc ser l(omin0uoUcuubtr.
Nr. SomeS 2. Armlger itcute Nru. 6oot.
MoB pom orlttcu GIityItt ais &tmerber uH
Die SanOlOatN NlS StOntS- EQUATOR u6r.
j0r. 0ioB wuyoc Nnylulbu eluittmmtg ais
Der San0lo0t Der GcmoIyattn uOmnrt.
9ler0uf Ie9te Der &Oy'lect crut 3utr,'t
Ser pNOrmer- 2llllNui" uor ne @OuueHtloU,
i'll rueldler cine felue GuuOIOUtCn Homh0Tt
Qemadt muroeu, mcldc uou Der pEarmcrs
9llliuuS" entp'ohitu mty0eH. Gtueyd! Il. Il.
GonD OcrIaS lOodW G,ue 9(eiNt &c'hlHne
Der p6armtr 2tllOui," aui Gyuuo ocycn lldl
Die GonueutlOu uerpijdtGu lotltt, olc Hldtts
iorm Der oNarmers HuUaU;" 81 rNtlTtiU2u.
Selbe Sduitltlidc WUr0cn ciuem Gomltt,
beitehsub aus ocu 50. >Ichu y. &uNte,
3tld)aro 9aIowiu, SuH. Z. llrTtgcr, &ohu
6. Sauuou, Geo. Il. &otee, !. Glmooo
4orter mo :. e. 9iUwcu, uberWlc'tu.
9lad) Turier &er0thuug cmp'Ohl oaS Gomtte
Die 2lUnahme Der SWtrrtcu Der pSGrmers
9llliau;" mo flj9te Der GGUOlOUttuElre Die
9iumeu &obcrt .DiOB NM Gas. i. 2'ra-
hears al. 9iac @crehmauuI oclt5 &'ez
rld)tcS mad)te blc SouucrttOU olt .tomluO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
N" O~
iiber 100000.
0rp.er @fcrpcoiebffahl.

SpOfanez j a llS, &albin9tOn,
%. Suli. - SSiinf Nagcnlaoungen uolz
lerEicroe, I'M 9Sertbe uOn $1,000 wurz
Ben ans Sem 9tan6 beS 0rn. u. 8. 0az
DIS am Grab>Greet an 4. Suli aeltoblcn.
Sle waren BON Sampa, elmer tleinen
Citation III BalOuIcsGountp, aus perz
ianot. Wian bat crfabrcu, oab iie am
16. 5. Wits. mad Chicago seianOt
puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
ftuluctter.

ct. Better, Otinn., %. Stuff. -
Gin idwercs Sasclluetter, weldes am
Sonntas iiber ben lueitlidben Sbeil Des
2anbes 5Os, bat cinen'9rOBen Sbeil Der
gruote 5eritOrt. Der Sdaben betrdst
iiber 100000.
gllenb nbale, N.z9., %. 9uli. =
atebr, ais suei 3ol 9fesen fiel bier am
Moutag wabreno cinc5 bcfti9eu Gcluitz
ters. Die grnoteausiidten iinb uorz
siglid uno bic 6armer bciiirdten nur,
SaB iie nidt setug Sllfe gum Ginbrin>
gen berlelben erlangeu tOuueu.