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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
THE Y. NJ. c. a. CONVENTION AT AMSTERDAM

THE Y. NJ. c. a. CONVENTION AT AMSTERDAM.
Amsterdam, Aug. 14.-The Worlds Convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Associations met at o'clock
this morning. The missionary work of L. D. Wshard.
secretary OF the American Committee who Is max
ing veyear tour OF the missionary world in the inter
est Of association work was presented by Lord Kin
nard. The account OF this work made marked I'M
preston upon the convention After short session
the convention adjourned for excursion By rail to
Nymegen. No regular meeting Of the conference was
held in the evening.
Among the promipent American delegates present
are Richard c. Morse, John r. Mott and Claus Olandt
IT, secretaries Of the International Committee Robert
r. McBurney, secretary Of the NewYork City associa
ton Walter Douglas, secretary Of the Philadelphia
ISOLATION H. 0. Williams Of Richmond, state secretary
Of Virginia; j. A. Van Colt. Brooklyn, y. Y; H. b.
SiIliman, Cohoes, N v. Homer y. lockwood. Auburn,
\. Y; William II. Fisher, Cincinnati John +. Pettjohn
Lynchbure. Va; Judge IF. NJ. Drew, Lewiston, Me.
Gaen c. Noses Bath Me-. and Professor c. NJ. Curtis
Mount Pleasant Iowa. There are delegates from Har
ward, Cornell, Lafayette Oberln the University of ViP
ginia and Park College, Missouri.
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THE COURTS
WHICH ONE Is THE REAL WIDOW

A motion was made before Judge OBrien. OF tho
supreme Court yesterday for the appointment Of 10
ceiyer OF No II ST. Lukes Place, pending the suit
brought by sarah Cunning against Catharne Cunning
TO determine the ownership of the property. Both the
plaintiff and the defendant declare that each is the
widow of Martin Cunning, who died last April. The
plaintiff alleges that she married TO the dead man
in 1879 and that the defendant at that time was ts
wife OF NJ MeEntee. she admits however. that Gun.
ming lived with the defendant for time and presented
considerable property 10 her In 1870. According to
the complainant Cunning purchased No. II ST. Luke's
Place with money earned by the plaintiff The deed
was executed in bis The plaintiff ALLEGES aiSo'
that the defendant has taken possession OF the house
In opposition the defendant saws that she was mar
ed 10 MeEntee in 145 but that he was lost at sea
hort time ater,rari she waited eight years before
arrvng GINNING who had deserted her for the paAA-
tiff in 1874. ,,,
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Jowl cattle SUFFERING FROM DISEASE.

Des Moines Iowa, Aug. Ia (specaD.-Dr. NJ. Stalker,
State Veterinary surgeon has just completed an in
vestigation Of the cattle disease prevalent in Iowa
and the West and finds 1t 70 be much more widespread
and serious than has been supposed He does not
consider 1t safe 10 use butter, cheese or milk from
affected herds in region covering onequarter Of the
State Regarding the nature and symptoms OF the
maladv Dr. stalker says, so far as have been able
to learn the disease is confined 10 cattle alone. Mich
COWS seem to be the most susceptible but no class
entirely exempt. The disease Is form Of foot and
month disease though differing think from any form
of the disease heretofore definitely described
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oYsrERMEv GET POINTS ON OYSTERS.

U1SIEKMEN UEI PUINIc UN O1oI h4fNs
AvOn-by- e-Sea, Aug. Ia (speciaD-At the Seaside
Assembly to-day the morning devotional exercises were
led by J. ]. Brown, Of NewYork Professor Hamlin
Garland, of Boston, gave lecture-readng upon the
works of Longfellow and Edgar Allen Poe Professor
s. s. Green. Of Johns Hopkins University, lectured on
Economics Madame Aiberti In the School Of Ex
preston taught the correct modes Of entrance and exit
from drawing rooms. Madame S. f. lie Prince Of
New-York. spoke on oval Decoration in the Art
School Professor Julius Nelson who occupies the
chair Of biology at Rutgers, ectured in the biological
laboratory upon the oyster. A number of oysternen
from along the coast offended the lecture and ex-
pressed great surprise at things about this bvave
which the Professor told them musicale was gwen
al 4 n NJ in the Auditorium, under the direction OF
DIR Wardner Williams. Of Alfred University. Among
those Who took part Miss Kate Opdyc che sopranos
of SOmerville y. j.; Miss Rita Hardy, OF New-IOrh,
and Alfred Williams, of Boston.
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vANv MEETINGS AT OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean Grove, Aug. ii special).-The cool, pleasant
morning invited the multftudes to the Temple Every
s.o+ was taken The Rev. George L. Barker spoke on
the helpng power Of God set forth In Isaaih l.,
Afisz Dutson of Baltimore, sang with fine effect The
Woman's Encouragement meeting held its second and
last session to-day. Mrs Mary Sparks Wheeler OF
Iansngburg, Penn. conducted the services and made
the opening address. The speakers to-day were Mrs
I inten. Of Washington, D. c.; Mrs DR.. Denler, Of
baltimore: Mrs. A. r. Thompson, Of Ocean Grove
Mrs. Davis returned missionary from India Mrs
rarrord Chandler. Of New-YOrk; Mrs. Jacob Fresh
man connected with the Hebrew Christian work in
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owners were present. Commodore Gerry made
short address to the captains, calling attention TO
stan for their efforts TO aid him In conducting
the many details incident TO a cruise Of the great
magnitude Of this. At 10 :25 he adjourned the feet
meeting and declared the yachts dlsbanded The
Quic kstep- Marguerite case has not been acted on
The lrOquOs rmeasuement does take the schooner
cup from the Volunteer in the Goelet race.
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see Assistant Foreman Samuel II. Banta, with whom ne
IS acquainted. They sat down TO talk In Foreman
Nugent's and Banta promised 10 buy some DOCKS
He opened drawer OF Nugents desk TO get paper on
which 10 write a memorandum. There was loadco
revolver in the drawer and il fell out as Banta led 'e
paper He made grab az IT, The seifcocking wea pon
discharged and the bullet went into Connoys les
inilctlng q severe wound.
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DTsBAyDryG THE YACHT FLEET.

Newport Aug 14.-The few captains Of the New
York Yacht Club remaining at Newport assembled
on the quarterback Of the flagship Electra this morn
ing for disbandment. The Goelet slOop cup was on
exhibition but ViceCOmmodOre Morgan not on
hand 10 claim it for the GlOriana. Commodore Gerry
called the fleet meeting TO order About twenty
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painful surgical operations. which so "e"spe1 -
that his condition caused his friends much concern.
The nature of the Assesses has however been founa
10 be less serious than at first tno'shs'
and II is possible that the General may not have @
undergo any further operations.
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pr11rrrn TO EVE POISONED HIMSELF.

Edward McDermott a ledger al No 50 South Fifty
ave died suddenly there yesterday and there
N believe that he had poisoned himself He had been
drinking freely In his pocket was letter addressed to
NJ Jennie McDermott, Of No. 400 Westinghouse,
no,Ivn indicating that he had planned 10 commit
mIcide his body was sent to the Morgue.
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crvvn,1 DoUB1EDAY,s CONDITION.

Mendbnm. n. j., Aug. 14.-General Aener Double
oov who has been seriously III at his summer home
IN this village is better to-day and is able to sit up
tI, nbvs,can. DR. John, says General Doubleday will
get through all right The General has suffered from
number of Assesses and has had 10 undergo several
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fnrnlshe0 Rooms

InA tn ST, 1Ol WEST.-Artistic par
aIsn .leeninr anartnent; downtown lOith-st.
/, station directly opposite ColumouS,Ia.e'
terms reasonable; apply one week JAN l.
TOR
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flats &c EeI. antErnlsged

TINE CLEVELAND,
126-l30 East 24th.st.
Large ami roomy fats % rent unfurnished
from September or October every room
light and pen 70 outsice light and air
ample closets. sc. A; rents from 81 20 ;
shown 10 a. IL. 70 3. p. III. owner resident.
I6TTI ne FIFTH AVENUE" I.Os7 and
4 ! ,OSS F1th-avs., cerneF s5th-ss.-Ele-
CANT apartments Of 10 rooms and batA all
lmpro en- eDts, IN Guiding elevators and steam
heat; extra Inducements. Apply to super
intendent az the building.
IO WEST 57TH ST. soncy; 2o7 west
4 - 5Gth--t.. Winfield; IS West 53d-st.
Kockland. JanitOr.
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COLD LEAD FOB BOOK AGENT.
JOHN Connolly, book agent Of No 1o7 Concon-st,
rrookIvn went to the quarters of Hook and Ladder
comnonv No Z in East Twenty eighth st. yesterday to
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YnslNess Ghanres

GIS 0OO SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted
y O,UUU IN manufacturing business ;
20 per cent net guaranteed goods soid
10, Tribune Once.
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Dsmest,c 5ituations Wanteo

--~~~~~---s---~
Females.
A LII KINDS OF German servants with
II nrst-c!ass references always OF hand
for city or country. /. SOM ENSC HELMS
Employment once, Is 3d-aye, near sth-sL
A Professional NURSE, disengaged
"A on the leJh, would take charge OF
Infant or invalid going TO EuFOpei never
srasick, highest reference. 30 West
18th 80.
A GOOD COOK will assist with wa.h-
n ing city or country wages moderate
city references. After 10 a. M Sf5 Olh-
ave, near 5Sd-st.
A LADY would ike position as al
n telcant e. al invalid " wl1oN
wiling 70 be useful 1ss keaPst. BNyn.
A LAEGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
n MENr HOUsE.-F0r hotels ana pr.
vate families hFaL-class male ana ieinsie
nelp, with references city ana country
At Mr.. FLOND's. 1873 eth-ave-, Sth hoss<
above 10th-sr.
A --A.--a.-Mrs. MALMBERG. Swedish
"a Employment Bureau, 80 ttn-sle.s
one flight M. Competent servants. WIN
references. Tor private families Only.
q ooK-HoUSEwoRK two Scotch
L Protestant sisters one good cook and
launtresa other thorough cham oerlhaid,
waitress, SC. good workers rgferenee, ;
city or country. Ready az tae HOME Blu.
REAUs 1es sth.aVe.. near 1sLa-s%
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Uork Wdnteo.
Males.

NdIt3.
Young MAN. college graduate, wishes
j. situation insurance, steamship, pubush-
ing or banking business preferred; Address
c. II. A., Tribune Uptown once, 1,-So
Broadway.
UOUNII MAN. acquainted with city can
4 manage horses. wishes q situation as
driver or stallman. L. MAIER, 2,O35
2d-aye-
NOUNG MAN desires position as col
L lector; security and references given.
r. ", 80 oxford ST.. Newark.
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Gin Real Cstate for 5ale.
Real gsiaie n1dnteo,

WANTED. for fall lists. city property.
w sale and rent. +. S. MILLS. Jr., II
East 421-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

p
A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM to let
"a 70 q gentleman references required.
2l7 East 13th-st.
AT. G7 IRVING PLACE,-Beautifl
IA rO0ns one psrlOr suite one large
one han room trtnsients accommodated at
reasonable rates
DEVERE HOUSE. corner Broadway ane
~ Houston SIS. - ON Portable N1us from
Doe per day upward reduction by week.
% III ST, -. near Broad way Delight
80 fully cOel large and small rooms sec
ono h0Of convenient II restaurants, hotels
Summer prices.
AZ rH.sT i6f WEsT.-Handsomely fur.
D nished large second nOor rooms also
sHsll rooms.
SS TH-ST., 3G2 WEST. III sndscmely fur
~ nlsned parlOr adjoining bedroom bath
..-ecI seigh borhood rear L station % hat
* @EsI e4IH-sT.-e45, Dentists ofice,
reception and B0rk room established .
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Rooms uaNe0

CTRNIsHED APARTMENTS, near
4 park. Brooklyp five rooms and BATH;
first class meals IN restaurant att9ehe1.
Address II. T., jamestown, Rhode Island.
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Bonro n1ante6.

~ 49, ~ ~ -7~~~
1--WE ROOMS with beth; frst-class
Il board FOR four adults. one child. nine
years, ln Brooklyn, near park. Address
X. l., jamestown, Rhode Island.
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Dumestir 5irumious Uanteo


Females.
~ MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss l.. CampbelD,
IS WEST 22D-ST
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC -
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements viii bel
dismissed from Office and forfeit all elaiml
" fee paid.
n B.-No BRANCH OFFICE
C3 WEST 22D-ST.
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nlork nanten.


Females
y EXPERIENCED stenOgrapheg aud
n typewrltist desires position; salary mod.
crate Remington No. ?. Miss LILLE
hAStETr, 10 Wyona-st, 26th Ward,
Brooklyn.
A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish
n positions AZ helpers IN a Seamen 5
Bethel In any American seaport daughter
as orgAnist and singer both are accustomed
" the work, and have labor,d among the
a,l0rs FOR the past Twelve years, and are
compet.nt 70 take entire charge can give
best OF recommendation salary no object.
Tor further inform alton address ut once
Mrs FANNIE KATTMANN, Evangelist,
2.OO7 branklin-aye., ST. Louis, Mo.
~ XPE.RT TYPEWRITER, with machine,
Il viii 20 out by day, hour or week, or do
work az nome business conftdeneia MIS-.
KATE d. FINLEY, % East 2oth-st.
NATION Or INSTITUTI0N.-Hearty
VI EnglishwOman over 40 consideHble
educated ladylike address and appeal rance /;
gisengaged about September; best refer
ence. pa West 4th-st., Temperate
Womens Bureau.
STENoGRAPHERs SUPPLIED
- 70 Business Men
without charge " either party:
WYCkOFF, SEA8ANS & BEN EDACI'
s27 Broadway. New YORK
- -Experienced Business College Teacher
-. " StenOgfaphy would take Few pr.
ysre pupils devotlng an hour 70 each rapid
IMPROVEMENT guaran iced terms reasonO Bile
Address STENOGRAPHEh, 100 Wes' lVo1h
Ct
w ANTED. BY educated young lady. IN.
w derstanding bookkeeping, position ae
,tenOgrauher; some experience good refer
ences. Box l.. Brockville. ontario
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DO 0o0 PATTY advancing ~ 600
'tC, UUU. win be- secured ana repair y,
this h strictly bueincss; Investigate Al
dress MARTIN, Tribune once
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u un-tairs WORK. willing 10 assist In
other work. Call or address for , days
NJ. D. AZ Koscinsko- ST.. BrOokIyn.
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Wtbnsa;ngS Sei6spero et,.

3iaopGus J1euon 0leef 6etct cine 9ltr fir iebc qrt
Don StrmericH &errcriuHgCH, GucthIHgel,
StmtrIcn IN Dem Widen, Der &rut uEo
cen 0Iieoern. IS iUor oa5 erile
uHo 1T oaS elRSige
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Der NamocIs.G omarek.

Sanla8 = itg, Dto., 10. 2lprll.-1cr
@ougreB sur 0ebung beS Sauoel5 uno Oe5
2lderbaueS Der Stuateu OeS NGlillppt=
SbaleS iette beute lelue &erbanOluugen
fort. 9a5 inter 9i5tuliiou befuolid)e s be-
ma mar uOle allgemeiue @eldldft5lage mo
Die Stoduug i'm 2lderbau." Sin 3or. 4. i.
SfiH aus &auia5-@itp perla5 pQbreuo Der
Gormlttag5Bung cine 2lbbauolung iibcr
vSeu0lferuug mo Hobmotertal," uuo 81.
Gouuerneur @eor9e ". Slid uon SauiQS
belt elue 9ie0e, III melder er bic i6linme
ga9e Der meftlifen 6armer idtlOerte uno
uugeuiigeuOe Ntdrtte fir Die 0oupurahe
0e5 llebelItanOe5 ertlQrte. 9a5 0eiImlttel,
ia9te er, beltebe i'll Der @r0iinuug eincS met
teren Sel0es iiir ben lleberi6uB Der 6arm-
probutte.
Slaiue's 6ecipro;itGtsz YIdue uuo Scfrez
tdr 9tult'5 2luitrengungeu Sur 2uebebuuug
Der 0tdrtte iiir amertanlid)eS Sieb miirOeH
ohue !3meiiel etne giinitige gSirfuna aus=
iiben. Spred)er @loer pom llnterhauie Der
0eletgebung uon &ana5, 2r. Harlou uuo
gS. e. Oau, YrQIOent Der pSarmer Ill
llan;" uOH DtiiiOurl, lprad)en ebeuiaQ. 2et-
terer erflQrte Die Hartelpolitlt fiir Die SOaupt=
nradle Der georiidteu Gage 0e5 2lferbauc5.
Sn Der 9tNd)mitt0g8 .Sttuug wur0en per-
dleoeue weltere mebr OOer luentger iHtes
re6ante Nbhanbluugeu oerlelen, iomte cine
Dtenge Seid)liiiie etugehrad)t, meld)e iQmmt.
lif) an Gomlte'u oerlulelen mur0en. 9iner
oieier Seitliiiic ioroert, 0aB alle Yeriouen,
Die iid) Der uOtafia" anidlieBen, afs Ser
brefer bebaNbelt mer0eu uno ais lJiitid)ul=
Oiqe an alien, pon Witqlieoeru Der SrqQuiz
iatiou Oeriibteu &erbre0eu gelteu lolleu.
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Nrbeit uno Spb,t.

cottbale, 16. 9lprll. - 9luh 6ie
Srld' 'lfen @ofemerfe Su Snmnlit, meld)e
lelt bem Infange beS StrtteS auBer Sez
trleb iparen, nabmen bente rie SbdtiQfeit
mleber auf. 49 Otannr ungefGbr Der brittle
She'll Der gem0buliden Mannifaft, iiuo
bort an Der 9lrbeit. Sn ben iibri9eu gSers
ErinSlpale bebaupten, tdgllt ;u. 70 met
tere StrtterTamlIlen erbtelten @rnltttirun9Sz
Intiinblgungen. SIM Sauptquartier Der
Strlter lief Die gtadlrid)t Elm, baB smei gSaqz
gonlaOuHgen italienii6er @riatleute bel ben
9Sbitneg' ihen uub ben gippiucott ifen CO.
teperfen eingetlofien ilno. Die vSrid-@o." )"
perld)lfite AM letteu Samitage y unb geltern
204 gScggoulaOungen @ofe.
Gbicago, 16. April. - Die WtitQltez
Der Der hieiigen @igarrenma6er- -lluou iino
Don lbrer 9tationalz organic autoriiirt
moroen, cine 2ohn5Hlage Don 81 pro 1000
@l9arren 8u foroern. Sic beabiid)ti9eu, am
4. dat 6u itrtten, falS ihre Soroerung per=
morfeu mtrp.
&erre Saute, Snb., 16. april.-3ie
grubenbeitter Sn6iana's baben beihloiien,
Der aui ben /. Mai angetlnpiaten 9ldtitunz
DeusSeme9ung ibrer 9lrbeiter gSloerltanp III
letiten unp ben 2Obu fir Die gewonnen Sob
len nid)t Su beSablen, bis 0ettere inter Dad
unO Sad gebrad)t morOen ituO.
blanapol Snb,, 16. Ipril. -
gSm. 6. Smitb, eiu angeiteQter Der big
Sour Sabn," bat bieelbe inter bem 9ld)t.
ituupengelege I'M riidilanOigen 2obn per-
flagt. ySie CT bebauptet, bat er 662'5 age
lang u Stunpen pro Sag gearbeitet, wofiir
er S1.45 pro Sag erbielt. Gr uerlangt lest
@rtrabeSahluna fiir 662 halbe Saae.
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Ee,psYorfer Iad,riften.

&c 10 y ort, 16. Aprll.-Seueral Sranz
ciS .. Spinola, Der uertorbeue bemofrati=
id)e &eprdlentaut, ipurbe beute pom Der STIR
DIE sllr unbeiledteu @mpfdngnib aus inter
9roBer Setbelltgung auf Der p9reenmooOs
@emetern" sur Rube gebettet.
- Ser beute aus @iuerppol augefommene
0ompfer pDtajeilic" bratte 964 3witeuz
pedSpala9tere, gr0BtentbeilS 9eutlde. 922
italienllhe Ginman0erer langten beute anf
Dem 9ampier u@luia" BON 9feapel bier au.
- Der fatbOlilf)e @eiltlid)e 9llopiuS
SteiienS Su 9SOoObauen, uabs Yong. .Sslauoz
Gin, SIS, 1T sHr 3ablung uoH $1,000
S6aOenerlaB an ben Sanl1relner Seinrtd)
Sau5 uerurtbeilt morben. Setterer bate
Den Geiitllhen uuf $4,000 ShaOeueriae
ueeflagt, neil ibm oerielbe, pie Sldger be-
bauptete, leiue Satin entiremOet bate.
= =StaatSienator Sobn Sirblea murbe
gcitern 9lbeno in einenl 5immer Der yllniteo
Statesz9otel8" ais 2eite geiunOen. 9aS
@aS par pol an9eOrebt, unO mebrere leere
SdnappsilaIbeu lagen aui bem Sooen.
giur 20 @entS i'll baarem @elbe, ionie cine
InSabl Yfanoideine murben bel bem SOB
ten uorgefuubeH. Slrblell mar 9lopotat uuo
bate lem Siireau oil Der 9taiauiraBe, m6hz
reno er Su 9len=9Ope mobnte. Gr fam am
26. NtGrS in baS errpGbnte S6otel unD trua
lld) inter Dem Iameu uSobu &illlams" in
DaS heQliter elm
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Spfcr Der 0rinl,c.

@urbp Citation, N.sY., 16. 9(pril.
- SIN godluOoO'iden 0auie Su NorO-Sa,
lem ereignete ii6 in Der pergangenen gtabt
eine 5lpeite 3ra90Oie. Der betagte Selte
gofpOoo, melter ieine @attiu pur6 &niip-
pelld)d9e t0Otete, mdbreno er i'll 6ol9e Der
Grlppe wabntunig mar, uuo welder ild)
inter Sbbut zines SIlfSideriii8 bort in
Saft befanO, beglug SelbitmOrO, inOem er
cine Suantitdt Seroiin, rOtben Yiefier unO
9ltobol sulammenmiid)te uHO Die Utirtur
tranf. Ger toiilf6iheriii bate ben GreiS
nidlt 9enau iiberWadlt uno fanO i'm ais gei,
DIE auf bem SoOeu. 2odluooO ioute nad)
SeerDigung ietner Srau III elne Srrenanitalt
gebradt perben.
q e m=Y orf, 16. gpril.-9ie Sterblid)s
felt wdbreno Der beute Niittag uerflohenen
"a Stunben mar 9rOBer, ais Ill ir9euo
elnem auoeren Gage blee5 Sabres. SIM
9anSen ftarben 227 YerIoneu, % oerielben
an Der Grippe. Die @eIammt;abl Der To-
melt ourd Die grippe unb ihre GompliSi=
rltngen peranlaBten Sobc8idlle betrdgt 313.
1870 YoliSiiten ilno hente in 6ul9e Der Srippe
olenituniQbiq.
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Teip=gurfer Iad,ri6tet,.

Stem 9orf, Is. 2(pril. - Die 2eife
be8 III 8aibington geitOrbenen 9leprdieHz
tanten 6ranciS .. SpiHoIa fam beutc bier
al unb murbe in Die Sirte sur unbeiled=
ten @mpfdn9niB gebradt. Ste wirO NOR
gen BON bort aus auf Der. D@reenmOoos
9eneterp" sur 9fube gebettet merOcu.
2ret 8ailagiere oes beute aus 2nnperpen
angeton1menen 9anlpitrs pNrie5lauC" ltars
ben unterme95 am Sdarlahfeber nm murz
ben i'm Dieer uerienft. Sin an0eyer Gahas
gler, Der 42.Idhrige SollauOer 3afob De
Beer, itiirSte AMI Der 5abrt natj Der Sarge
Sifice" pl6tli4 Don eiuem &6er;idlage ge=
troiien euteelt Su Sobeu. 9rei 8uIiagicre
be8 9ampierS liegeH nod um Sdarladliie.
Der baruIeDer.
- Der 0ampier uGarrit," :" p.eder beute
aus Santo5 aHlaugte, muB Euarantane
~belIebeH, oa er 5wei GlelbTeber- Ratienteu
am 8Oro bat. 0iebrere Dlltalle0er Der
@tanni4aft genaien unterluegS uou Oieier
Sranfbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-17

fern Nbeno I'M britiiteu Sanal burd cine
Golliiou nit Dem ar l. 9lprl pom Mem
9Ort uad) 2lmiterOam abgegangenen hoIlaua
biten 9ampfer pGaIaub," Capt. De &rIcs,
III ben gruuO gebObrt. Die &aiiaglers NM
0tannidait oeS u@lamorgan" reiteten I'D
AMI ben p8. Galauo," melher ifmer am
Suge beidGOigt mar uno 3uiuht auf Der
9fbeOe BON 9ouer iu6eu mnBtc. 9aS nm
tergegaugene TabrSeug bate 30 Banaglere
am SOrO, beren 9tcttuug MIR nit Sfmlerlg-
felt bepertitelli9t murbe, nm 10 mebr, "a pc
sur 3eit Der GOlliiion i9OH grOBtentbeIlS III
ihre HoIeu laQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-17
Ncte Snoianer.IInr,tl,e,t.

Gapib< Gitp, Go, 16. april. -
giue 9epeld)e BON Bine=Gibge melOet, oaB
Der beute aus 0teoiclue- -9toot aui Der Yinez
5iDge gsentur angetOmmeue uSOB 6arz
mer" SmOot Die gtad]rid)t briugt, oaB eine
SGaar @bepennes s6iuer-S -Subianer sur 3eit
auf benz Sdladtieloe am 9&puubep Snee=
Greet lagert. Ser 0tiiitondr JtoB uno Die
S6ulebrerin Srau Seth, ;luei Wiiidliu9e,
wurpen pon ben SnOianern angcfaaen, Jez
bod 9eitatteteu ibuen bieielben jd)lieBlic,,
ibre 0telle fortsuleeen. Salb bararf traien
iie SmOot, melfer ua6 Der 9lgentur inter
lue9s mar, uno Oerielbe madte in 6ol9e III
rer gSarnungeu einen llmweg, I'M Die Snz
otauer su permetoen. Die Seb0roe aui Der
49sntlr ilt Der Auiidlt, puB eS iid MIR I'M
Die gsfapabe elmer 9lnsabl ibermiitblaer
lunger 6rieger baubelt, uno bab feine aQqes
lnsine @rneuerung Der Suoianer- llurubsn
Su beIiir1ten Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-17
Sic TcOulittirt ttt Chile.

Squique, l6. 9lprtl, pia @aoeiton. =
9a8 Sorgehen 2Oro SaliSburp'S, meld)er
Die 8egierung Salm0ceoa'S in SenntniB qez
ieet bat, OaB Der SefeblSbaber oeS britiidleu
@ei6mabers in dIilenild)eu @epGiiern amaze
lpieien moroen lit, Die SutereIien Der britt
ifeu Sauileute in Chile wirfam su unterz
fifteen, unO baB GuglauO nidt IN ben oopz
pelteu 4nSfubrSoQ aui Salpetcr (meld)er
eineStbeilS bon Der &e9ierung uno auoernz
tbeilS Don ben Sniu9euten er6oben mirb)
lpilltgeu werOe, miro jcbenfaQ8 ieine BELLA.
me SSirfung nidt perieblen. Sereits nimmt
cine 2tn3abl Sd)iffe ibre 2aOuug, mie ge.
pObnlid, ein. 9ie tele9rapbiitJe Serbin=
buug nit Den StGOteu i'm Snnern, uOrOli6
pon Nutpianaita, lit mieNer heraeitent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-17
"ROYAL BLUE LINE"
non NcnlsNlprf unp GhiIaoelnhin.

Gepdt miro aus 6oteI5 uro gSobnuHoeH ourd3 be
Union lroH5erzS ompGRa" a69ebolt uno uGIIIt bel
UieloHE9 N osH HletHIeH
u It @de Der SGIoertz GHo
S0IttMore= 9 StroBe, gir. 23O, SuozgroGoz
map, posr GampeH=StdtioH.
I. !. E0cu, Gbas. 8. ScuU,
.zCSt1i'litSfiibrer. (7S-) G5erzBdii. zQaent.