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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
GEORGE A. w. KISrZ.


Near Bombay is being constructed the
greatest piece of solid masonry tho
world has seen in modern times. For
years Bombay has been threatened
will. water famine, and to avoid such
possibility tho government has undor-
taken the construction of huge dam,
designed to inclose the water sh.SSt, 81
the valley which drains inc sea south
of Bombay. Inc gigantic structure is
miles long, lis feet in height and
1903 feet ut the base. The roadway on
the top is to be "a feet In width. 1t
Is estimated that this dam will i'm
prison square miles of water, making
O veritablc lake. There are about
$4,000 IIindoos employed on the dam,
which is expected to be completed in
March of next year.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
RICH, RARE AND COSTLY.
Some of tho Gems Worn by Aristocrats
\ at Queen victoria's Court.

Some of tho Gems Worn by Aristocrats
\, mt Queen victoria's Court.
q The brilliant display of jewels which
is always n marked feature of her mai
esty's drawingroom, has been exercis-
ing the minds of good many worthy
people of late with regard to the amount
of capital which is locked up, as it were,
In this manner.
So much talk, in fact, has been in
dulged in, says the New York World,
as to the value of what are in many
cases-certainly in those of the chief
members of the aristocracy-heirloo
chat one of the largest jewelers. has
been moved to consider the matter, and
ne has come to the conclusion that the
glittering baubles which ornament the
fair women who attend to pay their
devoirs to her majesty or her repre-
sentative represents good million and
a half sterling, ten per cent. of which is
contributed by the gems which the
queen herself wears.
Among the other celebrated stones is
the renowned Nassau diamond, the
property of her grace the duchess Of
Westminster, which alone is worth thir-
ty-fve thousand pounds.
Then there is the marchioness of Bath,
whose necklace of black pearls has o
seputation throughout Europe, and this
string is said TO be valued at ten thou
sand pounds.
Baroness Burdett-Coutts. whose sap
phires are perhaps even more widely
famed, occupies q high place In the
list.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Iron Belt Building and Loan
Association
OF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, SOS, 900, 900.
OFFICERS:

PREsIDENT-GEN. FITZHUGH LEE,
Ex-Governor of Virginia.
1sT VICE-PREsIDENr = PEYTON l..
TERRY, President Roanoke Trust,
Loan and Safe Deposit Co.
I'd VICE PRESIDENTS. w. JAMESON,
Secretary and treasurer Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Co.
SECRETARY-JOHN OFT, late Cashier
City Bank of Richmond.
TREAsURER-J. c. DAVENPORT, Cash
Ter Commercial National Bank, Roa-
noke, Va.
GENERAL CoUNsEL--Hon. c. A. Nc.
HUGH, Counscllor-at-Law, late OF
Charleston, S. c.
GENERAL MANAGER OF AaENcIEs-D
Il. IaSSE, late of Lexington, KY.
GENERAL TRUsTEE-HoN. HENRY S.
TROUT, President First National
Bank, Roanoke, Va.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY - Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02

Ing to rear porch. The floors In the
kitchen and pantry will be of maple.
The walls to be wainscoted feet high
with narrow beaded and matched vain
scoting. The sink to be of iron lined
with white porcelain
The pantry is OKLA feet provided with
drawers and shelves. The trim will be
neat plaster trim with nice corner
and base blocks painted in parti colors-
The siding will be threo inch o. G.
painted dark red color.
The shingles on the sido and ends Of
gables will be dipped in creosote stai;.
Of dark red color. '>''''''::- - ':'-ss
GEOpcr, w Kr<t~y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
BLASTING PAPER.
Methods of Manufacture Described by q
Technical journal.

Methods of Manufacture Described by q
Technical Journal.
The preparation of paper SO that it
may be used as a blasting material for
tearing down lodges, blowing up build
ings, or even firing cannon, is described
rs follows by writer in the Paper
Trade Journal: Almost any good UNI
sized paper can be made into an explo-
siyc compound by coating it with u hot
mixture of yellow prussiatc Of potash
and charcoal. Take each of these, II
parts; mix with refined saltpeter, IS
parts; chloride of potassium, 70 parts;
wheat starch, 10 parts, and water, 1900
parts. The ingredients must be dis
solved until they form n clear solu-
ton in the water. Dip the paper and
soak it in the solution until it is thor
oughly wet. 1t then may be dried,
rolled into cartridges and fred in the
ordinary manner, either with fuse or
with decorating caps similar to those
used in firing cannon or dynamite when
used i'll blasting lodges.
Blasting paper is especially useful In
ope rating the gunpowder pile driver, as
several thiclhncsscs of the explosive pa
per may be placed on top Of the timber
together with an explosive cap and
fired by impact of the ram as it falls
from the previous stroke. Cartridges
of this paper nay be rolled to any de-
sired size and arc very handy when
blasting wheel pit or 9une, as the
cartridge can be made OF exactly tho
size to fill the drill hole:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE.

Homo Suitable for o Large City as Wen
ms for eIie Country.
We herewith present Perspective and
plans of IN elegant frame residence.
with stone foundation that will cost
about $1,000. The tower on this house
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
"A New sorl of CARLTON Bells.

The "Codonophonc," invented by NJ.
Lacapc, and now employed in place of
u carlton bells ut the Paris opera seems
to consist Of the hollow musical tubes
which have for some time past been in
use in this country, but which in Paris
are now played by means of n keyboard
and hammer mechanism. The result is
said 10 lie thoroughly satisfactory.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02

Is Of good proportion and the entrance
Is on the side, but has the appearance
of being on the front, which gives q
very pleasing effect This house con-
sists of rooms, as follows: Parlor, lax
IA feet; sitting-room, 1Ox16 feet; dining
room, 13S16 feet; kitchen, 11x13 feet;
five chambcrs-tWo, ox1O feet; one, 0x1s
feet; one, IONIC feet, and one 14x14 feet.
The front porch is Sx1O feet, and Is
covered with a roof. The hall Is Ox1O
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02

feet, and from it you can enter the par
Tor, sitting and dining-rooms.
Tho parlor is an octagon room and
contains fireplace with neat wood
mantel. The sitting-room is next to
the parlor and contains Il fireplace md
mantel. From the sitting-room you
can enter upon the side porch
The dining-room Is a very pleasant
room and has door leading to side
porch and stairway leading to tho sec
ond floor. The kitchen has 2 doors, one
leading 20 the side porch and one lead
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-02
1NsTALLMENT STOCK. = Me

/. INSTALLMENT STOCK. = Mem
bership fee, 81 por share, which carries
the stock tho first month, after that the
monthly dues arc 60 cents per share.
Q. PAID UP INTEREST BEARING
STOCK. $50 per share (par value, 5000,
yielding dividend, payable semi-an-
nually, January 1, and July l, of 6 por
cont. per annum, which is duly remitted
by check to the shareholder.
8. Tho stock is expected to mature in
seven years from date of each series re-
spectively, tho same being issued
monthly.
4. There is no investment anywhere
safer or more profitable than its stock.
With tho assets of the Association in
vested in first mortgages on improved
town real estate, duly insured for the
benefit of the Association, on q basis
not exceeding so per cent. of its value.
as ascertained by appraisers who are
themselves stockholders Of the Associ-
alton, while the debt of tho member
borrowing is being curtailed every
month OF it's OF istence, it is difficult to
conceive Of safer Investment than its
stock affords to the prudent investor.
Apply at Home Office, ITO Jefferson
street, or to
JAMES R. TERRY. or to SIMMONS,
CARPENTER Sc TINSLEY, Roanoke
Va. aprl0-1y
Old papers for sale at The Times ONCE
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slms Der Smnoeshauptifaot.

gS ibington, 8. g., 13. Sanuar.-
Gin Seridt nes itattitiben Sireaus gibt
tolgenoe 4usfInft iiber ben gSertb Der Aus.
fubr bon Gerealien in1 letteu DECEMBER
ipmie in ben am 81. DECEMBER 1890 peritri.
henen led]S unb sWDlf Dtonateu i'm Ser:
gleife Su ben entlprehenreu Heriopeu bes
porbergebeuben SabreS: 0e;enber, 1890
$1O,123, ,739, 1889 $14 ,O67,316. Se6S Oto.
nate, 1890 $54, $685. ,2l6; 1889 S6S Gas, $50.
3mDli Monate, 1890 1886, ,S99; 1885
$125,979 ,050.
Sn Der beutigeu SabiuetsItung puroer
bic SeringSmeerz unb Die Snoianer= 6rase
belproden.
S6atamtslefretdr 8inbom bat BEN So
Merrld uno 0toore, pelte Sieier Sage eiut
Silberbarre i'm Ybilabelpbier 0iiinS ANTE
sur Yrd9ung anboten, jeft sur InhuOrt aui
ein al ibm 9eridtetes Sd)reiben nlitge
tbeilt, baB ibr @eiu6 inter oeu gegeumar.
tioen @eIeten Der Ser. Staateu nid]t auto
riiirt lei uab Debbalb abgepieisn peroer
miiiie.
Seuator Searit's slerSte Io1eu beute mad
elmer 9onlultatlou nlitae:beilt babsu, baf
Der Yatieut am WfagentrebS leibet, uno bat
abiolut feline 6oinuna aul leine 9fettunG
eriitlrt.
9as Soiiamt Su @risHelo, Oib., lit ann
Gar9e zines Yoitamts britter Slafie - bel
io9enanuten YrdilOeuttaitSs SsSlaie - erbo
hon mnrNeu
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Uerfopfnng,

Ser1osfura III rirr ser ain hdrfgflelt bors
fon1mcnocu uro oualcloltcll Srautbeiteu, peldle
nanCutlit) bel Dfduncru uub SraucIl, Die ourd)
ihrcl Scrrf III ciuer ittenbcu ScbenSmcile gca
siuuuQen iillo mn ans 9ieiguug oocr 9totbs
menoigtcit reidllde uuO friltige 9iahruug ;f
geuieBCu pfCgeu, ild eiutcllt. 2lu IND tiir lld1
nid)t gera0e Qcfdbrlid, fam Nc 0od) III oCr
eruiteitcn St0rungeu pCS AQgemeinbeTnocnS
9lula6 GebcIl, MD ;par bcouocrS oaur, ruenI
1ie peruod)lQiiigt ltno III SolQe beneu oerultet
miro. SS1t iriihereu i3CttCu pllCatC man iie nit
ollerlei nliuCrabatigcu, itarf uirtenOcn 0tirs
tltren, Eulueru nnb YiIleu III fllrireu; auein
eaS beb ben SeuIcl nit SeCl;ebub auStreiber,
neil heitig mirfcuoe Ibfiihrlulttel iluar flir
BEN 9luQcubljf hclen, bel hGuftgerCnt @ebrauf
eber cjuCu hodit ldldoltdleu GiuIluB AM Die
S0rpertouititutou uno uanleutlit auf bic
ShQtlgtCttcu Der I0g. pitdCn Srg0ne ausibeH
rnO Den &0rptr iber Gicbijhr Id)mddcu. g8iro
IebtercS uiClleid)t aud) burdl ben GenuB bca
feu0ero frditiger gtobrung pcrAiitet, 10 Ocrldgeu
gera0e III 5SOlge belleu Die Ecr0auuugSoraane
Den 0ieui Hr9 ltr'- trttcn crItc, 0as gaHie
2cbeu heS SgpFers ott1eS 3u,tauoeS beorolcuoe
Gerpidelunger Elm. 2llle Die rettlf5irenoct
9Strflugcu Ser alter bralttiteu EurgirmttteE
mu0eN errcid)t ltto ale IbIen SOigen 0eS
@ebraud)5 berielbeu iueroen uernlebeu our1
eiue Slr NIT ct. geruaro &rdutGr BlllerI.
Sieiclbtu iiuo dlt&lflicblid) cine Ocgetabtltd1e
3uiammcuictmg, obuc @eiueuglulg irgello
meld)er id,dolibcr, augrciiruocu oper gjftigeu
Stoiie uno mr. aus ben hejliumiten ltuo tuiir=
;ioiten 9llpruTrGuteru berejtet. sic prteu
gelinbe airegcuo unO erweidleuN auf Oie &ers
Sauuug8orgQne, bci0roeru Die Ibfuhr Der nn4
pcroaulidjeu Stoiie, obue BEN &0rpcr SIT
ffmdd)eu, 1ub iiuo oaourh poS bette Slutretnta
mMQSn1ittel, baS Der 2lriueild)aB tcut, mas
bon pielen herporragenoCu AcritCr alcr ydu0er
uno TDlfer unb piClell Sauieuoen oduFbarer
Batierteu, brurn ie icblt inter Den erid)Wes
rcuplten llmlidnoeu gebolfeu babcu, bercits
mliait ancrtallnt miro. Sic Billen itnS in
ieOer guter 9tpotbefe, iuluie pm =. gteuitdotcr
4 60, Sor ZIG, yieu YUrt iiir 20 GentS iH
be3icbe''
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Ser @ahlitrett III Connecticut.

u ~ : - b II, Conn.,, u. Sauuar.-
Die 9eld)dftslperre in Der gegislatur beiiigs
LID oeS GelultatS Oer letteu gSabl 0auert
fort unb oerurlad)t ben 8olltifern piel Sopiz
Serbre6en. Inter ben BlGnell, peld)e man
Dem (oen1ofratildlen) Staatslenat Der Sc
ietgebung Suidlreibt, bsfinDet iid) Der, Die
bemofratilden Staatsbeamten einsuld]m6z
ren bod lit biele Nnsabe, ipte piele aubere,
rift uerldBlid). Die Yolltif Der Semofraten,
meld]e Dtitglieber bes llnterluhungs 60
mites bes llnterbauies iilD, madlt Der Bar
tel oiienbar piel Sd)lpierigfeiten. gSenn
bleielben III Dem Gomitc fltngircn, 10 idjeil
nen ile bamit bic BON ihrer Hartei tets bes
fGmpIte 4niid)t Su lanftionircn, oab bie &c.
siSlatur ybinter Die oiT3iellen 94ablberidte
suriidgehen fann;" 9leif5eitlg absr f0nnten
bier, ipsnn lie ibre Gonlite Sunftionen, aus
iiben, Die Mebrbeit in bem Goulite sningeu,
aud Die 9Sablberid)te Su nnterlufen, Die SIT
@unlten Ger Semotraten ms @emtd]t tall
len. gs 1T besbalb mabridJeinlid), bab Die
bemotratlideu Diitgliebcr, Die SmetmdBigs
felt iiber bas BrinSlp ftelleno, am @omlte
fllnftpniren meroen. Cine anbere 2lngabe
lautet babin, baB Die Gepubllfaner aus Der
nGd)ite gSod)e itattiinoen0en 9emeinlGmen
Stbun9 beioer Sauier Sortbeii siebeu, einen
Senator unb oann 0rn. Wterpln ;Ir1 @ou=
perneur erludblen merben, ODER baB, menn
Dies nid]t gelingen iollte, Die feben re-
pubifaniI6en Senatoren su elmer gemeinz
iameu Situng nit benz tpaue bsrufen rperz
BEN, unO Der eripdbnte Sfritt Dauu in jeuer
Situng 9ethan wsroeu ioQ. gSas Die 9Sabl
zines Suuoes-Senators anbelangt, 10 iit
bel Dem etnn1iitbigen j3uianmengehen Ser
Hepnblifaner III Oleler Sadle Die 9tteberlaae
Ylatts ourh cine gebeime lbmaduus ebr
iuenig mabri6eiulid. g4as Die Steuuug
Sultele1's betrifit, 10 miro aus 9artfor0
berid)tet, oab oerielbs ieinen CHM ssanoert
babe uno jset mebr, als wiais lei, ais @ouz
perueur Weitsr Su iungireu. Sbut er Sizes,
10 lam es iid treffen, paB BRET Yeroneu
itatt Slpei, anipriid)e auf pas @ouoerneurSz
Imt erheben. 0tan halt ss jeet fir geiuiB,
Oab, menu bieStreitfrase Dor Die uSupreme=
Court" fommt, bies Tribunal iid eben 10
incompetent erflGreu niro, iuie Die ySus
premes@ourt" bon gtep=9 9amplbire in benz
aleid]eu Talle.
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An fabrIkantsn uuo paumsiltsr
,.nS Sas Ynblifmu i'm Masemeinet,
9ejonbere guImertlamieit iuirb aui Die Heue Stab
Sp,ttb Baltimore

on Dem @eftusr BON Curtis Sab aeIentt. Ste aebort
sum SaieHse6tte Der Staot Baltimore uno te9t etpd
cine Mei!e onit BON Der SisptllfaBeHzSruds, Dem
jiioitleH Snoe Der Stdot Baltimore.
Der NuSQanaspuHtt Der nSaltlmortzShlo= =SlIens
balm" in ibrer Iite Die tiei, etra Iun Weien laRse
g3aiierrone pon Curtis Sap; Die 9eluRoe Sa9e oe5
All elmer 6ob non 60 iSuB iber benz 2Sdieripe9el
hebt; nieoriae Steuern, BON bentn TabrltaElascn
adr;lt befret iino, MAIDEN Den Srt beoHoerS 9ecIsz
net flir cine SdbrlfIiaot
Uieien poH niperten rHo 9ep1aiertcN StrdGen
nit etlpa bunoert itari9tbuuteH 3iegeeiHzoduer
Der jSroHte, ioue bic gtahira9e nat onroerten BON
SdulerH. melde perlaH9t peroen lobao t Ierti9 eez
felt IiEo, lieern ben beten SeiDeis oaur, Dan Die
Rage oes BlaseS cine poral9dle it, Die sroBe Slienz
bobnz23ooa bic nlebr ais 500 9rbeittr be-
Ihdlt9t, bic Gien9leBerei Ole (nnbe;u poenoete
3IderssRGiNnerie, eiHe aiIere Die "0fran d VfcSoz
nalo pfoHuIactnrln9s Comp" pom 2sGterioo, " o.,
IEo anoere srose SabrianlageH uber beren gere9nHs
nab South Baltimore Jest psrhunoelt iuirb. leIerH
ben befie1 Seipei5 oaGr. ban Eht MIR Saltlmorer,
ionoerE and arSipSrtl3e 1dpitallen bieem Nat ben
Sorsa9 aeben, ba es anert:nnt it, baB Baltimore in
Yol9e eiHer 9eo9rdphide ease sIHsr Der be'tsH Siz
ftributiors<Hunfte bes SaHoes it,
Sieicr Flap miro, u1selt pieIen Gnoeren, benz
lublifum nltbt aus Spetulationsipeden ober Inn Die
3aiter Der urprir9liten GruHocr auf Soften zines
rnerIabTeEen Bubifums su hereiterH, aHgeboten ion
bern beifebt in ISirffe liest neben elmer Stdbt
nit elmer halben Utiuion GiHpobHer uno bictet Saz
pitaile1 Sortbee, medle In frber Ssit ben argelesz
ten Setrag perooppeln unb oerorenadcn peroen, uie
Dies bereits ouourd beipieien piro, bas GjruRbfds
Ole Dor Slriem perfGuIt nuroen. iett mebr lls bos
Soppelte oes uriprilnshen aoitenprees einbriEeen.
fnnibnnocrtMderi iinb ausitlieflid, fur abrifs
suedc relerpirt poroen, uno 100000 Trontius, an
StraseH bon 90 bis 100 Suk Sreite is9enb (G5runo=
Itifs baben eiHs lise son 100 SUR bis gu elmer 20
breiten Iuep), iHo srliroiiHsirei iir ben Sau pou
.Snbnbnuicrm 81 pertoufen ani mebridbrisen Gre
DIT ooer 9esen SaarSarune. G5runbide iiIb nod
INNER 81 ben uriprIuelidleH Breiieu All hobeE.
,Sabrtfanter uro Sauu,eier perbeH iiRoeH, oas IS
in ihrem Etsreiie lee bise Grunbitde Su Hpisirsn,
ehe lie dl anoerspo neberlaiieH, Do bic south Bal
tmore Harbor and Improvement Company" linen
beioEhcre Sortheile bietet.
1M. .. Ganncr,
Qrdiibent Der South Baltimore II. d l. Co..
gsr. Q, Observation-Disclosures.
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Nrbeit tttto Spta.

@btcaso, Is. Sanuar. - Gs 1T gelun-
gen, ben III gluSiitt itcbenben Strife Der
Selegraphiiten unO Stations 4genten Der
"Gbica9o o-Diilmaufee Ct. YauI, Sabn" abz
sunenbeu. Die Geielid)ait bate ben 2obu
Jener Sebienfteten I'm IS bis $15 pro Wto-
nat reousirt, uuo eiu Strife mar bereits te=
itloiieu iuorben; inOeiien babsn Die spliheu
Der Sabn=Gonpaguie unO ben 2iuseitellten
geiiibrten llnterbanoluusen leet bewlrft, oab
Die 2eute Die Hobnreouftiun bis auf gSeite=
res acceptlren unb oil Der 9lrbelt bleiben
molleH.
9tegauuee, 0ti6., IS. Saruar.-9ie
tauienO 2lrbeiter Der Sdleiinser'i9cn Gr;=
grubeu habeu ieit mebrereu 0touaten feline
Sesablung erbalten, ob9leif ibnen uonatz
lide yobnausSabluug peripro6en 1T. Colt
ten Die 2eute ntdt balo Gelo erbalten, 10
iteben llnruben su befiirfteu. Sir bic
@rubeu i'll Warquette- Gountp iit cine 2obus
berabiebung pom sshn YrOSent angeorpnet
mnrhPu
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SGiTbrI6e.
Tettuns Der sd,iTbrmd,iaen aui Der "Sanf OF
Gprf="8lippc an Der Suite pom Wafad,u=
ietts. Cine Sfataltrppbc an oer Suite
pnn Sspno SeIauo.

q en-. orr, 13. Sanuar. - Ser nit
eiuem Cargo SalS aus ct. Sits angefoirlz
mene britii6e Shoonsr yStter" itranOete
beute iriib nabe Sellport, SIS. 3iuei DID
FROZEN ertraufen bel oem Seriud1e, Die Siiite
5u erre1den. Der 8eit Der Manuidaft,
@erionen an Der 3abI, iit gsrettet. Ser
SfoOner liegt nit Der Sreitieite 9egen ben
SnanO geipenoet uno lit nit gSaiier ges
fiillt.
SOit on, Is. Sanuar. - Die eeitern auf
Dem pSunf Of 8ort," eiuem Selieu nabe
@reen SSianb, entoetten Sdiiibriidigen
purbeE beute friib burd ben 3ouoampfer
u&Oooburg" uno Die Ntannid)aft Der Sii-
itenrettungs= Citation in SiGerbeit gebraft.
@inem berelben paren SGnbe uno Eiibe err
iroreu unO er muBte ms $0oipital setidt
lperbeu. Die llebri9en befiuoen fid] tros
Der bon ibnen our1gemahteu ifredlihen
9tGdt perbQltnlBmdblg wobl. Sie ssbOrten
Su Dem Sd)ooner pIba Barrier" @apt. @il=
bauO, meld)er nit einer 2abunQ Soblen nuf
ben Wege bon Bort %ibertp uad) Yortlauo
mar. Su Der 9fad)t bonn letten Spuutag
perlor bas SabrSeug in eiuem beitiqem
Sturnle leine Se9el unb sourhe AM ben Sel=
len getrieben. Der nnlititrsenbe Soroermaft
bllOete cine Sride, iiber meldle Der @apitdn
unO Die fiini Seeleute i6nel aui pen Selen
gelan9teu. @leid oaruuf brad Der Dtait,
uED binneu elmer Stunoe mar Der game
Sdooner bon Der Sranouug serldmettert.
Die Sdifbriihigen retteten 9tid)ts, auBer
mas lte anr bem Geibe batten. Der uSunf
Of Bort" 1T Elm bobes, 100 SUB langeS unO
nl1r bret SuB brelteS NellenrlfI.
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Staot Saltimore.

@eOenfet Der Nrmen! - Siir bic
SiilrsbeSiiritiGen gingen uorgeItern elm: i'm
Warld)aQs 9iireau - $50 BON Sohn &.
Cham, $50 bon g8. @ilmor, $40 bon 6. 6.
90. uub q. 81, s. aus anoeren SueQeu,
$50 BON 2. 6. ~, $50 BON 9. .. WarinQ,
elne Stite nit alten SleiOeru &C.; i'm mittles
rem Statiou5haule - 3lpei SiIteu nit Sro0
bon Der Hie=&ompagule, 100 SrOoe bon
u. 9fice & SOhn, 100 Yfuno BuObinQ pou
81. Sternberg, l5 Sro0e Don SEQ. Yertid,,
$40 oou Dt. 6or & Sobu un0 s. uon [Seiiie
S0utd)io5; I'M lueitlideu Stationsbauie -
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mte uuo leo Srooe BON u. 9iice; I'M lib
metlid)cn StatiouSbaule - 20 Srooe Don
s. Sartmeger unO 100 SrOoe BON u. Hice,
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& SObn, ionic s. BON s. Noienber0;
i'm 0ltlld)en StattOn5bauie - 100 8rooe
bon u. 6ice; I'M nor00itli6en Stattons=
baule-50 Srooe DON Der Htez@ompagnie"
unO 100 Srooe bon q. Rice. Oas Sroo
ut tait gdnSltd pertbetlt, unO in ben 0itlidlen
StatIon5bdulern lit nod weit mebr n0tbi9,
bort 9lebt eS Der 0ungrt9en nod uiele.
8luete flir baS Concert Der Great
Soutbern. Sanb" III Der @onSertzSalle Der
o0iuiIt 4faoenlie" am Wtitnuoh, ben 21.
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SberIt 9S. 8. gOpe im 9fatbbauie uno in
allen Seitung5 ~@rpeoitioneu Su babeu.
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oeruug pom mmoralitQt nm 3
gram amer Sebanblung ponainz
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rlum 1T Die, oaB oil SteQe bes perltprbeneu
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treten lit.
Dem Sahresberidte bes Sefretdrs SEQ.
Us. 8arter 3uiOlge bat berielbe 1913 6Gle,
betrefeuo 445 8inoer, uutsriudt; IA pur.
ben aus ibrem blsherigen Seim entiernt unD
anoerruettlg unterqebradt, ndmlld) l im
gSt. Dfarien 6eim iiir Negerfnaben," l
I'M poonie Of 6efuge fir MQDden," 2 I'M
vpoule OF Reformation fir gtegertnabeu,"
I'M r5nbnitrte 0eim fir gteaermdbhen," ;"
3 bel Der p0olau's ainber Slli5 @eieaz
lfatt," 8 in 6em uSoDnS $ooptius' gGai=
len etipl iiir gieger," 3 i'm r6oule
Of &eIuge," 8 in benz y6auie gum
9nteu Soirten," a in Der pMauual 2abor=
Sfool," I'M pSt. SameSsoeim iiir Sna=
ben," in Der ySt. Warisn=S Snpufriei6ule, ="
s i'm voeim fiir 8reunoloie," i'm pYfIegez
baus unO Sinber=6olpital" unO 95 in au6e.
rem 9nitalten. 6r.@oobnin bsgliidiuiinidte
pie Selellidlaft III ldngerer 9ieoe ;u Dem gr=
tol9e ibres 9SirtenS uuo iprad bic 0oiinuue
aus, oaB ile ibren iesensrsidien GiniluB in
Oerlelben Ssetle aud in 3ufuHit ausiiben
merDe.
3meiter Masfenball SAT-
on. Der uSit-Saltiulorer 6raueu.SraH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-14
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