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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-14
FREIGHTS.


LUMBER by SAu.-There was but few arrivals
of coastwise tonnage. but the number of YES
sells in port and available is fully equal to
the demands of trade. We quote for this and
nearby Georgia ports: To Baltimore 81 O064 95
to New York "a 7505 90 and wharfage, Boston
and eastern port s. 90. TO Philadelphia 81 50A
4 IS. Timber 50c0$1 90 higher than lumber
rates To the West Indies and Windward,
nominal; to Rosario. Sl600Q,l7 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo. Sla 90; to
Rio Janeiro. SIS 90; to Spanish and Mediter-
ranean ports. SIP 90; to United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, "a los standard;
lumber, "a los.
BY SrEAM-To New York 81 90; to PhiladeI.
phia, IS 90; TO Boston. IS 90; to Baltimore
IS 60.
NAVAL STORES = Market is dull YES
sells to arrive the market Is nominal For
elgn-Cork, etc., small spot vessels, rosiu
Is sd and IS; Adriatic. rosn. 3s; Genoa 2s
I'd; South America, rosin, S5c per barrel of $50
pounds Coastwise-Steam-to Boston. lie per
10Gibs on rosin, SOC on spirits; to New York,
rosin, TIC per 1oofhs spirits, soc; to Philadel,
phia. rosin. SIC per l00ibs, spirits &c., to Balti
more, rosn. zoe, spirits, roc. Coastwise quiet
COTrON-BY Steam-Th0 market IL ataadv
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS,
giving receipts and shipments for the week end
Ing Nov: Is, 1891, and stock on hand tonight,
and for the same time last year:
-Waak andiuO Nov 1901
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamer Bellevue. Garrett. Darien, and
Brunswick--W T Gibson. Manager.
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C"lo9l-@ =-18Q0--)
Spirits. Rosin. Spirits Rosin.
On hand April H.. 1902 27.64s S,96S 1851
Reed this week. =. 5,1SS 13,443 1884 ID, 1925
Reed previously. .1S9,5O1 $50. 94s 1855 200 1873 295
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE-
rEIPTs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
NOV. 10 AND NOV. AND FOR THIS WEEK
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THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY., NOVEMBER IA. 1874

LARD-Market steady; in tisrcss. SIC; son
tins, 6l<c.
LiNE. CALcISkD PLASTER AND CExESr-AIa-
hama and Georgia lime in fair demand and sell
Ing at 81 IS per barrel; bulk and carload lots
special; calcined plaster. e 9 per barrel; hair
46I5c; ROsendale cement. 81 S0z1l 40; Portland
cement retail 81 "a; carload lots. 80 40; English
standard. Portland, 81 75QlS 90.
LIQuoRs-Merket firm. High wine basis 81 IS.
whisky per gallon. reciiaed. 81 0S0l IS. accord,
ing 10 proof; choice grades 81 5o92 50: straight
81 509i 90; blended, 81 o 15 o. Wines-Do-
Sc; fine grades, ST o0Ai so: California light
muscatel and angelica, 81 350l IS.
NAILs-NarSet very firm; JAR demand 81
90 Is; al and sd, 50 IS; 81. 50 IS; Sd 81 %: lOd
g IS; I'D g 10; 500, 81 o5; SOL COZ, 81 %; GOD
NCTs-AlmondS. Tarragona, isGe0c: IYeas.
le0iSc; walnuts. French. &c; Naples. l6c: pc
cans lac; Brazils, 70Sc; filberts, l2l6c; cocoa
nuts BaraccOa 81 90 . APO per hundred assorted
nuts son and a5D boxes. i2oisc per D. ''''' '''
OaANGEs-Florida, 81 7512 25.
OSIoNs-Firm; Barrels, 50 759S 90; crates,
$l15.
PorAroEs-Irish. s2 250s 50.
SHoT-Drop. 81 IS; drop TO and larger,
81 50; buck, 81 so
sALr-The demand is moderate and market
dull. Carload lots, Csc f. o. b.; joe lots 700
soc.
Ons-Market steady; demand fair. Signal
4005Oc; West Virginia black, l0GtSc; lard, Coo;
kerosene. 10c; neatsfoot, 500D15c; machinery
iSD25c; linseed, raw. 4Sc; boiled, acc; mineral
seal, lsc; homelight, 14c; guardian, IA
SuGAR-The market IS steady, demand
good. Cut loaf, sac; cubes. Sc; powdered.
Sc; graduated. 41kc; confectionerS', 4I6c:
standard A, 4ssc; white extra c, 4Isc golden,
@. 35Sc: yellow, $500.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia, gag 26c; mar
ket quiet for sugarhouse at SO61lOc; Cuba
straight goods, 300SYc; sugarhouse molasses,
lS020c.
ToBAcco-Narket quiet and steady Smoking.
domestic, 2si6c@Sl 50; chewing, common,
sound, 2302Jc; fair, 23G35c; good, $50 4Sc;
bright, 60616Sc; fine fancy, 75DS0c; extra fine.
81 O0@1 Is; bright navies, 2s14Oc.
LUMBER-The demand, both foreign and do
nestle, is queter, but the mills are generally
full of orders. We quote:
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
1896 bales upland cotton, 400 bbls rosin, 1911,
bales domestics and yarns % bbls oohre, M
bbls spirits turpentine, 200950 shingles. 10
bales hides, 1s0 bbls oil, 30 bales moss, bbls
oysters, 2S bols oranges 1902 boxes oranges.
97l5 tons pig iron, 2l5 boxes vegetables, 12 cases
cedar. 4g2 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Orsino [Brl. for Ghent-S,O;5
bales upland cotton, weighing .673, 028 pounds
Strauss a. Co.
Per bark Vesta [Norl, for Antwerp-4,22 900
ter Co.
Per bark Dagmal [Norl. for BRISTOL, 500
bbls rosin. weighing $40 pounds; go
oois spirits turpeptine, measuring 4S2s2If
gallons Paterson, Downing & Co.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17

uno i'd balte einlge weulge 6alle pon 0Grte
gegen SnOiu0ueu fiir ell gerugere5 utbel
ais cine oiieue lleberuetluQ beS @elebeS,
meId)e5 pamit Rn9ciraft Der gflBathtnH9
au5geiett mtrO.
AuS Den 3euQenauSlagen gebt beroor, oaB
Die nldlt flalilfi;irten Iemter in Salttnorer
YOItamte ais Selobuuug fir etHiluBretd)e
&oroarbeiter, pelde bel SnttiouSitrettl9teI
ten oen III 2Tt iiteuOen Herloneu pon
9tutcu ietu fonuten, gebraud)t wurben. Die
Grnenuungeu eriolgten bauprdbIlt) I'M Sill
terefe Der Tattiou5fitbrer uuo Der lotaleH
SrganiNtiouen. Grit III ;lpeltcr Ylnie lam
oa5 Sutereiie oeS 0iientliden 9ienlteS Ill
Sstrabt.
lluO ubmobl Sor. Sobuiou elbit NaS Eoitz
amt uid)t SIN &eetnfluiiuu9 Der %rtmdupabs
len benutt III babcn ltctut, 10 lit eS tlar,
buB eS nit ielnem pollen 9&lNen uuo 9SIlleu
oaSu beHutt muroe, uHb baB CT tenerlel
Sdlritte ergrifi, Dies su perbIuoern. lluo
e5 lit ofieubar elu glelt groBc8 &er9e9eN,
Denu ELL Snhaber eiueS bcOeutenbeu Ymte5
oa3 &tullOieultgeleB Oou lelueu llnter9ebc=
nen iibertreteu IQBt, al5 meuu er Dies lelblt
tbut.
Die 9tegel Qtr. beftimmt, SaB leoer Sez
amter, pel1er ieine Stcllung sur Seetns
fluiiuug eiHer g8abl beuuet, entIaiien mer-
ben iol. IS lit uidlt btwieieu, OaB pr.
5obniOn ntirtlid ielne Steuung puSu benuet
babe. allelu eS 1T bewieicu, baB Der ganSe
GiniluB oe5 ihm uutcritcQteu YOit0mte5
bon 2luoereu 10 benutt muroe. Nteiue 2lus
iiht gebt Oabiu, baB energiide Sdritte ge=
than wcr6eu lolltcH, I'M Su seigeu, oaB bieIe
&egel nltlt ais to0ter Guhitaben ungeieben
meroeu Oiirie, unO oaB in 3utuuit cine jeOe
llebcrtretung berielbeu ais 6lruuO sur Gntz
laiIung auaeiebeu weroeu ioll.
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EnnInnn ,inn 1rInnn.
Ieip.lorfer Wadlrihtcm.

g ~ . orf, 16. 9luguit. - Die
diueiiiden 2lu8iaeigen Sn9, WOw Gog
unO Slang Ding wurOcn n0d 9tOrtb
Brothers 9SlanO tran5portirt, no iic
in sincm SOipltal5elt, ponI gebauOc iIOz
ltrt, untergebradt wurOen.
Ger S3uellOampicr Mtonmoutb"
bon ser SunOpz6Oofs9foute itieB seitcrn
WtOrgcn nit Dem 9faOOampier General
SlOcun1," Otiien Orei ScrOcfc nit Otdnz
nern, 6rauen uu0 &inOern belaoen paz
ren, 5uiummcn. Der nMonmoutb"
wuroe Gil Der guf6orOIcitc siemlid be-
idaOigt, aber glifliderucIIe auf BEN
bcioen S6iiien 9ticman0 perleet. Ser
Captain bCS rSlOcum" iOu OaS Bfcifen
be8 ,MOnmoutb" niht beadtct unO Oaz
burd Den 3niommenitOB oerRrIodt boz
hon
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i NricnriG1 Nnlntncr.

@eiteru NbeuS 81 Ntiuuteu uad IL llbr
iarb naf lGugem, ihmereu 2etpen Sr.
Trleortd HOlmper, @eld)Gftsfiibrer oe5
u9eutifeu &orreiponotuteu" unO 9iefte oeS
Serauageber5 bru. Srlebrid 6alne. Sbs
9Ietd) Dr. Yolmper itou ieit 0tonaten etH
lelr tranter 0tanu mar, 10 bofiten bod lelHe
IngebOri9en uuo Sreunoe bis gum leFteH
NuQenbIlde, Dap elue frIitige Gonltltutlou
ibm helfen peroe: ieiu yeioeu giug iebod1
lAlteBhd III yUngendmiuolHht uber, NM
ale Serud)e, i'm Su retteH, eriptelen Fd)
ais oergeblid).
Sr. Nolmper muroe am 16. OtGrS 1S4S
IN Baltimore geboreu; or mar Der aitefe
Scbn be8 0ru. 2Stlbelm Solmger, olele
Sabre lang gSertfiibrer III Der 3rudcrel heS
rGorrelponoeuteu," Uno oeiicn 9atttH sd
rollne, geb. 3aine. Sd)On friibSelttg per
lor Der SHabe lelue Diutter, uH0 nod che
er leln 3manstgItcs 2ebenSlahr erreiHt 9Gtte'
audl DEN Sater.
Setu Sntel lies ibm'eiuc oortrefIlide Grs
Slsbun9 Su She'll meroeu, 9lnfau9S I'M
v6Happ 'ifen Sultitut," ipGter III etuer tldlz
tl9en tQurmdunlden Auit0lt. SobalO er oIe
SdIule OerleB, trQt er III oa5 9eld)dtt oes
r&orrelpouOeuteu" ein, i'll melhem CT lebr
b0!O Die yeltung erIangte uno llt ais etH
tudlu9er 9eld)a'tSmaun bemdhrte, dllT oeH
ieIu ttnocrlOier SHtel Die eiuSige 9onnuH9
ette.
Sor iedD5 Sabreu oerbeiratbete er iif nit
ieiuer Sd)uI= uuo SugeuOireunOln 6rduletn
GmtlIe Sung, nit Der er III elner mn tur'
sen, absr auBerorOeutld) 9liidlltcn Gbe
leble. Die ttcitrauernpe @attn bat ben
trauteu Otam wGBreuo Der langen Ntonate
ieineS Siehthums DIE auiopfernOite Yfe9e
uugeoeihcu lanen, MD iie uerblent me9eH
oc0 id)wereu %erluite8r Der ite betronen, Die
innlgite Shetluabmc.
9pielbe Sgmpatbie beroieut abcr audi
Sberit 3iaiue, Der III ielueH alien Sageu
ben Wiauu por lid ms grab itnteu nebt,
aui ben sr Ole &oOHHuu9 geieet, b0B oerelbe
iene ShOpiuug, rlcln einS9eS &Ino," BEN
p&orreipouoeuten" i'll lelnem 9eElte 1orttub'
rem merOe.
6reoridJ GoImDer mar elm brapcr bleberer
&barQtter, Elm treuer llebeuoller @atte unb
0eueu, Die Inn tuuuteu, ell gutter, parmer
Treuuo uuo lein uuSeitlger 500 MIRO III pie
len a1er;eu 8belluuhme uuO 3raner crregen.
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me
set Scs ,,ocntiGen rOntidI fatbn=
IildIen Gentrel %crcius."
8rpSc garaoc oes @crcins. - -Seainm Der Sc.
Seneralpcriamn,luua Gin Wliktou.


(SpesioI Seritt bes "9eutteH @orreiponoeateu," %
Goui8piIle, &g., 16. Augult. - Die
Staot 2oulSoille lit BON Der Se0eutung Der
in tbr ab3nhaltenben sc. Sabresperiamme
luuQ oeS p0eutlhen r0miid)sfatbOlild @eu-
tralzSereius" burd)oruugcn, uno 9lle nett
eiIern, oleielbe III etuer Der 9lGn5eH0ten lett
8eiteheu Oe8 &ereinS 81 MAIDEN. ,5u groB.
artlQer gSctIe ituo Die 6QuIer mn 8irden
oe,iert, uuo nameutlld) Die ct. SOutlacu5=
Stride uuo Die Ct. SouliacuS SbulbQQe
ieben in ibrem Sdlmute gldnSeno aus. Su
Der obereu Sta0t lit Die Decoration Der SGu=
ier tbatid6l6 cine al(genlelne.
0eute Miorgeu mur0en Die GeIegateu nit
DiuIlt nab Der rSt. 8Onliaciu5- SdJulBalle"
aeleitet, NO 0tapor t6enrp g. Spler Don
YouispiGe Die SeluilfommuuugSreOe belt.
YrQiiocut Spauuborlt beS r&entrai Ser
ems" Der geiteru ein9etrofien, beauutpor=
tete oieielbe, uuo nad Olelcr SegriiBuHJ be-
aobeu iidl Die Seleguteu in Die 8OutiQcu5.
Sirte, no ein 0odamt celebrirt murOe.
I'm llhr beAuuHeu bic Sbellnehmer an
Der QroBeu Baraoe lld) an Der SenerlOutraBe
III iQnImeln, pom no aus nm 2 llhr berjelbe
itd] III 8eluegung iebte. gta1Or Saplor
hattie befobleu, oaB ldmmtlihe SraBeu,
ourt Ole 1ld) Oct SeISuY Oepe9e, gtuHpuQ)
aereiurot uuo Don aQeu 6tHoernliien befrelt
paren, uno iomit tOnute Der 3ug oBne leoe
St0ruug paiilren.
Gin NttBtou hat and ifon Die 0armone
acit0rt; 8iidof Yic@lo8tep uon 2outSUiQe
lit ein SrlGnOer uuo id)eint auf Die groB=
artieen 6eitll6telteu Der oeutiheu Satboz
liten etua8 pIteel" ju blifen. Nlan hattie
ibm uatiirlid) cine ginla6ung ;ugeben laiisu,
uber Don 2lnfang an letue Sbeilnabme nt9t
eruartet. 0teielbe purbe osnu aud per-
meigert, uno man panote IT'D oil 2lbt Sintau,
oas 6odamt 5u celebrireu. Der 2lbt iagte
III, bod bat SId)of McSlosfep ieiue Gtns
ipiQi9ung auf ben Gruno bin, baB man ihn
Ill ipQt notliEIrt babe, oerweigert. Dian lit
IN Sreiien oes p@eutral,@erelu8" Iber bas
8etrageu 0e5 Stit)ofs erItauut uno entriitet;
beionoeren llnlpluen erre9t cine Semertuug,
Die Der BrQlat gema6t babeu iou: ppwho is
the sCentralVerein" anyhow? Send me a
german priest, to explain the thing."" Der
giidof that alio, ais femme er cine Sereiul=
aung uitt, Die 100000 DfItgleoer hat, BON
Semen 10, 900 aQeln IN goulsulQe mohueu.
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Rrffn unS angsbrudensn lartie'n
9. Woab Il spbnS
0roBsn Snoaopapasaoe
-oireft on Der
Cae uOn DrOabwap II. Galtsrn~ Apf.,
p;1,+ b.y,8,t he,,

Cdr pon DrOabluaD II. Cafsra@ Apf.,
mid,t beIudt baben.
SSdbrenb bieier @ode gr0Bere 9lttrattioneH,
0enu le Sup0r.
$oicr cr,pabnen MIR uur eiuige tucnsgc unicrcr
5abireiden Bargains, Die mir oiIerIren:
IpppeIbreites ippucues 5rieottud 10 9ents.
JIegelmdGi9er Yreis 25 Gents Die 2Jdro.
ga yuros breitcu gcbIsidIteu Settud,itplts
i2%Ste Ole s)aro. He9elmGBl9elRtels 70 Gis.
100 wcilc SrodlctzSett0efem.. SO Senfs
Jfegelnldfiger Brel5 rs Gents.
100 Yaar pciner beicBter sopffthenz Sdlonef
29 6cnte. JieseImdfi9er Yrel5 15 Gents.
SO Sou brcitcr pnifoactupteItcr %,cnrictta>
Satinc 121s ets. Ge9elmdBl9er Srets 70 Sts.
800 Taar StabIidlecrcit. .............14S Seuts.
Jie9elmdBaer Preis 25 9eHtS.
100 SnbcnD Dnrd,lnltetcr Sommcr=S oricts
80 9cnts. 8cgeImdGiser &rei$ IS SeHts.
1000 g1aroe pciBeu moucncn 5laucus o2l S.
Jie9elmdGger 4SIeis 121a Gents.
so TnEcmo Itimer SnmbriezS y orictzllcbersigc
&ente. JIe9eImdBt9er &reis % Gents:
500 Waros acmultsrter bun1cr Satlnes o4 =.
9iegemlBi9er &rels l2Ia Gents.
so gaujrppueEe lpbbrGuTe, blaue II. id,maT3e
BLAZERS si.98. 9(e9eImd6t9er Erels 50.
80 StId impprtirter rotber SIld,oeden ~ q
100 Vaar a brciter Wuueucr Ss6en % q.
9ieaemdBl9er Brels 81.
200 bricRtG Sd,ur5eu aus inoiidlcm Strnen
Ste. HegelmdBi9er NrclS % 9tS.
500 YarpS id)iuarSer nno araMer beormdter
SrGueritpfie s. Is. 9ie9emdGi9er EreiS Cts.
200 ieine aemnitcttc aeitcppie Satine=eoms
Irrte S1.19- GegclmlEi9er NretS 81.
500 2taros Sc'ocbetudIes NIT Sctocnapprctur
81z Sts. 9ie9emdblgsr Nrei5 121i Cts.
20 Yaar tpciBer gnnimoucner SeGen S2.98.
Te9eImGBi9er Gres So.
500 .Jaros fd,warSIciocucr Ib=tSaibeIitoffe
~ Ste Jie9emdBiger Erets 40 Cts.
IS EuEen0 Gamculcibdeu ans cgnpttldlsr
Saun,lpoue 6la s. TGaudrer Freis 5 StS.
200 @aar aaniwpuener &utcbpien 40 Sts.
9fesemdGi9er lrelS 81.
500 RegcuidIlrme aus teItent 8Ioria>Sndl
50 Sts. Je9eImdBiger Eret5 II .25.
goo Waros ganliuoucucr ShaIutee 94 Sts.
Geeemd6i9er lrei5 20 Gents.
so tpcibe W9arieiucr 93cttoeden. .19.
3ie9emdfiger GrelS $3.50.
200 Stmf gsprufter Scemocn= II. Saiuenienge
22s Ste. 6e9clmdBt9er Prels Cts.
As gauiiupucnc NuabcnzgtuinGc.. 81. SO.
9ie9emGBi9er BrelS a.
600 Stnd icInc;t gctmpieItcm sdliuei5critofTes
90 Gts. 9isgemdBiger BretS 15 Cts.
SBatiaflidJ oas gciamnte Eager stt
Sarsaln=HrCiiet..
0ian ermaugele nitt, oieie g8od)e unieren
gdoen eluen SeiudI ab;ulatten.
q. u DAB & Sobnes
Srokc SronotpaD SdSem,
brett an Der Gde bon 9roaetpap nm (saitern=
9Ipenuc.
abenos often. Dian itaue mad Dem crIsuttetcn
5hurme luS (196t)
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grSfurS, pa., Minrralwagfr

fpiro BON alien Ier3ten ais oas bette Mtte eeeen ale
srautbeiten Der Seber uHo RiercH empiobeH uno oas
SeofoToer 3iipGer (itart oufbrauenol fur eIn porz
Siatdles G5etr1ut bel Der Sdfe uEo nm SdldEttiite
trtIdrt. - SIN Guartz uno BiHteHiaten ab9eiuut. -
SH Siiten perpadi.
Sa beIiebisen BartisH su baben bel
~. 81. camilton & omp.,
gsent.R Der rSebforo IiEtraIauelen@Gomp.,
Nr. 20, Stra6e.
(Su1i27 ,21ite, ,SGGiSp)
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9iQiae SGuIer

syss~ in eiHem ouibIubsnbsH uuo itoHen Stabtthee,
smt TART BON 2eutiteE teUobHt, fRoet man an osr
yrauerei, uabe Der ~rnlonzSlnis." SieisI6en iiHo
Bfpeiitodis uno nit GutH 8srbeiieuneeu Der gessIi
ousseiiattet. SerGruHoJRs betTdet SO pro 'front.'
luz IS fno $3.50 GHsu5ablen; Der 5sit Ut in uoteEtz
llder Rater gu erleseH. Htormaitou ertbet umr nI.
). +. &ranb, Tr. 354, SmalwDpos Strabe.
(Sept24, ,12Nitel
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L. Tcrfauf pesthoplcu central 9cIcgeueu
Seid,aits =Siaentbums
yfr. Al uuo As, WarfetzSpace,
ode DER S,apfi!raBc,
i'll Der Tabe ocs truarpe =Dsarftcs.
Spuucritag, oeH 20. gMguit 1890 gtudmittaos
llbr, an Srt IIHo Stele, au offeRIidlem Herfautc
Sas Grunoitiid bat so Sut 6roHte an Ofortet= Space
tei elmer 5icie pom so Sun Die Napfitrafe entIan9
IS beItebt ans Smel @jruuoiten poH le 25 SiB ol5
50 Grunoitit iii eiRem lihrIiheH @jrunoSinie non
800 uno bas baHeben Iiesenoe einem oItlen pom 1
Sent urterlporicn. 2iebcut nit uierofIsen 8cbau=
Den. Die Sur Seit ais loOtel beuutt ueroeH; ei9nct
fi ir Tabrifz ODER NotelSuede UegeE ieiHer 9iRiti
gen glse in Der ytGbe ocs &abHz mn l&aeruertelrs
Ssrtaufs steoin9uH9eH: Die 0alTte hG0r, Der Jtelt in
einem Sabre obHe 3trien, ooer 2tllcs badr.
S&egcn @inScrbetcH meHoe nan I'D on Gbarlcs
g. Dtpcre, rGjleHHzGebduoe," ooer an Die guttionQz
loren SaD!ur X GreamCr,
l957,9) 9Iftipratoren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17

Seine Gtebuftion Der &ornsole, je6od) cine
9erabletung Der Sradtraten auf
ben Staat6babnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17
Ser 9cGtide Gorreiponoent,
9dsIid,, potentIidb tnb eonntass,

NuSItuI WUItnttU Inu SUhHluSst
q. Raine, Giosutbilrner ano Rroafterr,
GhSvst=@de SatimoresS Strabe uuo TOit=Si aape.
Treis bes taaIid,eu 3IatteS, burh Grdser tn Bale
tinlore uub in Der 9tabaritait beiorst, 121 Cts;
taaiid)e uro Spnnta 90 sNnsaabe Is @ts. pro
,ahlbar podeHtli Die bas Slatt bslor9enoen
9rdaer.-SaaIidI nebit Srnnta 90 zAns aabe nHfeS
Seit I'M SerbdItnib; flr bic modIcutiidIe eluegabe
nit Sonntassbatt, portoirei nit ab3u9 tiir Slubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, ndtu ir9eno eiHem Srte oes Snlan.
bes, 81 nab europa Spnmta Q . =alns "a be 81
Dro Sabr.-Das bette unb biaisite oentid]e SIeet
In ben Nittelz uHo z SIoitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17
MnftionssI sIn,eigen.
E7zr~ WeripaItersz&ertauT
iHrS oeS
- ~ erthppuen Sadlt SiaemtbumS (SaSeu
un0 ySohubaue),
bcfauut als ET. 2O08, @eitz Bratts, uabc
Sasioiitrabc.

SruTt clneS 3etrets bes &reisgcritt$ gir. 2 Der
Staot Baltimore ipro Der uEterjeldnete Geriu0lter
aui oiientliter lluttioH an Srt unD Steue am Spuz
ucritaa, ben 20. 2u9uit 1891, 1a5 lbr Jtadmlttag,
au' ieucu Wruuo in Der St0ot Baltimore, lpie
fol9t, heidriebeT, perf0uTeE:
se9iHnt an Der yioroeite Der Grdttitra6e in elmer
GntierHuHs SO flGR oftlid pon Der ytorooitzGde
Der Ir0ttItraBe mo Iricez (ooer Srlcez) 9Cp, uRo
baRn oitIit IaufeHo, grer;eHo bic ytoroiete Der
YrattitruGe 30 IR uHo iiCb HoroItt HGd btHten nit
eerdoCrGrclte III elmer 2efe BON 14O SnB uuSpelnero
mebr ODER meHi9er, bis ju elmer 20 R brelteu, ais
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een 1ieacIiteiuerucM S1ocu uuo Sobubaus Tno
sircm 2t0i9en se9eliteinerRen ptHteraebduoe bebdu
GtHcm idbrlIheH G5ruHoStHS pon $50 uEtcrporieH,
bdIbJdbrIdl jubtbdr
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lid.
crtauisbeoinauHsen: Elm Srttel baor, Der 6eit in
iedls uHb ipolT NoHGteH nit 5iHeH ooer 2lleS baur
lpeHH Der &duicr eS iuIInItt. Sine AHS0bluH9 pon
500 lit Sur SertauisSeit eriorbert.
sSuhu j. Spblcr, Terpalter;
9tattbeps n Sirfiano,
1S0,95,79) guttloHatore1.
rrsss @idltige Sefanutmad)ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17
@ir pcrfattfem feine Natcrial,pad.
rctt, npd1 &leio1tnas jfiife,

fctt, Hoa1 IIfIoNH9stNde,
unb mir foinen @ut. Iiebe 9cute, Bu pen su t6un,
oaB mir pae 5eppidlz z(Seid,nit betreibCr uuo
oa Iies nnicr haIbjabrlidcr 2tutraunuugss
Verfamf ieBt bic 3eit fnr Saraains Do lit.
Niaden Sic itdl oieieH Scrtoui 81 yiuten. Scbenren
Gle, ba6 mir Jiete pom 2eppiten baben, ipeltc ;u
foI9erocn SderiuHsspreieH ab9eben:
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Am 1. Iu9Uf 1891 in Sraft qetrstcu.
3se ererIaii,u Calvert toior, Baltimore, uie fost:
Rnd, Noe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17

5oroertms Der SoiiaIiiten: prppaaanoa pnrd,
Ste 3bsnernna. = Sie Stimmuna ani Der
Snrie.-Sapriot's 9eimd, in &iel.-Ssaiier
sstlbeim'S Geiunpbeit. - amsfthse oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-17

Non0on, Is. NuguIt. - GIN Sol0at,
gtamenS 2ucp, beiano itt geitern MbeuO
nit ielner @eliebten aui enem ,3uQe Der
ygouoou- 9iortb= =S8oolwit sSabu." Gr gez
oadte, ii1 beute nit oem 0tabden, oaS
Qouiie Eur6aile belBt, 81 Uerbeiratbeu.
Yloeltd) Sog gucg eiu Bitol beruor, leete
es oem DlGodeu auf bic &ruIt uuo briidte
ab. Gam febrte er bic g8afic 9egen peu
eigenen Sopf uHO lagte it4 cine &ugel OIrd
has Siru
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-18
ssoNoroLr - oonNurrtov.
Political dishonesty RH5 Csuvsrnius
Control Of IKatIruada.

Political dishonesty anJ s5uvernIusnr
Control 81 IEaiIroHsis.
The prevalence of poll teal cOrrup-
ton is an argument in the mouths of
the opponents of government control
/ o. transportation and production. 1t
/ is asserted that were the sphere Of
| g 1vernment extended to include the
management of railroads and tele-
graphs, the issue of the currency and
the organization of Industry, it would
be simply giving greater opportunities
for bOodIing on an extensive scale.
/ The scandals and rogusries unearthed
i'll connection with government enter
prises are quoted as conclusive
answer to the proposal to supersede
monopoly management by that of the
stale. As we have frequently pointed
out, the argument is unfair, inasmuch
as the very worst and most conspicu-
Gus eases of municipal and political
corruption arose, not in connection
with the actual management of enter
prises, or the direct construction Of
public works, but in the granting Of
1 franchises and tho letting of contracts;
in other words, i'll the process Of dele
eating to individuals the work which
the government ought TO do directly
But passing by this view Of The ques-
ton, the corruption" argument AS
sumes that the management Of monop-
oily and ordinary commercial enter
prizes as at present conducted is more
honest than government administra-
ton. This is wholly gratuitous
assum. ton, aud is cOntradicted every
day by the news of deraIcations, en-
bezzlements and crooked work by
trusted officials in the employ Of cor
pOratiOns or private firms. There is
an infinitely greater number of
detached cOrruptiOns and dishonest
appropriations of fuuus by the lnan-
eial agents and representatives of rail-
roads, banks and joint stock cOmpan-
les than government officials. Steal
ing of this sort, moreover, is much
harder to detect than similar rascal
ity in connection with a government
department, where every action is
closely scrutinizsd by the press and
the politicians Of tbs opposite party,
who are often ready TO pick flaws
where none exist. The latest instance
in point is the dismissal by the Adams
Express company OF John IIoey, who
hats been identified with the concern
for forty years and WAS for three years
its president and who has been proved
10 have resolved '-comm.ssiOus' for
himself and friends a mounting toST9O.
0O0 On i deal in which the Company
purchased stock of Ctilar express c,lu.-