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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

Rev. E II. ROBINSON, ofParkersburg, West Va
a former colo-,d citizen Of Alexandra, arrived
here on Tau stay, coming direct from Char es
ton, the capital OF West YiJgiaia, where he laid
the corner sloao o. the Coorod state AGRICULTURAL
College, by the request of Gov ernor Fleming, OF
West Virgins. Kew Mr. Robinson is promi.
nent coIorod Macon, being tho Oldest Past Grand
Master OF NJ Sons OF the District Of Columbia. lie
is also now sorvios the second term as Grand
Master Of Masons Of West Virginia lie has iuly
recovered from hs recent illness. He says tho
colorcd people are doing we'll in West Virginia,
and the establishment of an Agricultural Indus
trial Co:ege, under the auspicies OF tho State
Government il a sure indication that tho white
people OF Vest Virginia are lending substantial
aid for their advancement. Ho gays Governor
Fleming, otbcr State officials and leading citizens
were present 81 the corner stone laying, and ha
tees honored by The fact that sono was laid by
= ool0red Alexandra Mason. 10 IL in attendance
upon the Ecumenical Conference al Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

THE cnILDREN's health must not be neglected.
Cold in the head causes catarrh. Elys Cream
Balm cures az once. 1t is perfectly safe and is
easily applied into the nostrils The worst cases
yied to It. Price soc.
ONE OF my children had very bad discharge
fIo7a her nose Two physicians prescribed, but
without benefit. We tried Ely's Cream Balm,
and much to our surprise, there was marked
improvement We continued using the Balm and
in "a short time the 'i,charge was cured.-O. A.
Carv Corning. n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

I hereby make oath that In 1874 VIM.
Preetop's cattle wers dying at the rate of Q
CT more Gsy, and that the best veterina-
rian had gwen them up, when Mr. Preston
commenced using Stonebrsksr's Horse and
cattle Powder, and after the first or 8
doses the cattle began to improve, and the
continued uss Of Stonebrsker's Powder en-
tireiy cured ,hn. Sigo,d
PAUL MossBEBGER
StonsGad Farm,
P.O. CatoneViila Bsis. Co. Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

u4Et-e. -~1-----------
cprRcH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW
.o5-isf Church.-Servicss IL 8. n. and 1:3C
- n, ~ hg Rev DR. Suter.
d ~ PauI's Caurch.-Services at II a. III
.e1 u. m. by Rev. Dr.. NorteU.
Grace Clurch.-Servces al q. "a, CT Il
~ and 7:30 D. ~. by Rev Il. 7. Sharp.
s. Qary's Gowch.-Mass at II 9. M. ano
,.esi,ers al 4 p. IN by Rev. Father h.Oarty,
second Presbyterian Church.-Preach'pg 81
Il ne apd at 1880 p. 70. o. Rs9. J. b.
poo,ia CAurch.-Pseechius at II 8. NJ
7.30 .. "a. b7 Rev.. n Butter.
"u g, !, Meth. Epis. Gurch.-Pseaehipg
n n. ard ii 7:30 p. N. % Rev. W. II.
A5 ,fe,5 E1is. Church SOuth.-PreaOhing
IL IL . u. og Rev. De-. WIN. Cormso, OF
T., a. Ire .aad, and al 1880 p. 10. by ReV.
~ n Vim Y. Tudor, OF Richmond, Va.
~ veiI Frot. Cturch.-Presohing at II g.
- end 1880 u. oy Rev. J. Hudson. D. d.
= London, EogIand. aad missionary 10
Ida. ~, o.,oo4 II
m Ia German and 7:30 p. r. in EnE!ish
bv Rev. J. a. Suhwoy.
Nesting at the Midland Railroad reading
fooras at 4 p. III. Service OF prayer and
maze w!,b short address.
Meaaug at almshouse at 8 p. m., and
iail az 2 P. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
A'Little Girl's Experience i'm q
Lighthouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prescott arc keepers Of the
Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich, and are
blessed with daughter, four years old. Last
April she WAS tsken down with Measles, followed
with dreadful Cough and turning into Fever
Doctors at home and st Detroit treated her, but in
vain, sllo grew worse rapidly, until she was mere
handful OF nes."-Then she tried DR.. King 8
New Discovery and after the uso of two and q
half bottles was completely cOrcd They cay Dr..
Kings New discovery is worth It's weight In golds
yet you msy get trial bottlo frse at E. s. Lead
heater & Bros drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

CHRIST CRURCa.-As stated yesterday
Chr!a; Cnusch viii be rscpened tomorrow
efjer having been o,osed Curing the sumner,
during wnicG tine The ohnroh has been
thoroughly repaired anf restored &C i,s orig
inai appearance S.scial services ior the
ocoaeioo viii he conducted by che rector,
Rev. Fl. ST. 2r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
False Economy

l. precticed by many people. who buy infe.
rior articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods Surely infants are entitled
to the beat food obtsinable. It lie fact tina!
the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
MIX is the best infant food. Your grocer
and druggist keep it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

Despise not email thinss; remember it
Wss small insect that Inspired great gen.
ersl with gresh courage to defeat an oppos-
Ing ermy, and 25o bottle of 6tonebraker's
LinimeDt thas saved the life OF Capt Lowe.
camp, of the 1st Maryland Regiment. dur
ing the late war. Thls old reliable prepare
tion sells for only Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

THIS MARKET to-day was sgain we'll sup
piled. Prices are on tbs r.ee as the season
advances. Bsef sold at from 10 10 20 cents
per ID lamb snd mutton II 60 IS AID veal
II &c Is cents per Id corn II 10 10 ca. per
doz lima beana II to Is Cts. per quart
sweet potatoes 20 80 % cts. per peck !; Iriah
potatoes % ots. per peck !; toIae6oes rs 20 80
per pack; cabbage to 10 cls. per head
celery 8 TO ote, per bunch butter 20 20 ~
CTS. pr ID eees % 30 80 per dczen ; fresh
perl, S to II c:s pee 10. f; asusage Il 10 10
CTS. pes H., Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
AD.C. AltG2atiVgPHTIfGStlBB Blood

Slospleesness, nervous prostration, ner-
youe dyspepsia, duIluess, blues, opium habit
cured by DR.. Miles NerViDe. Samples free
at druggists, by mail loo. MILES MED. Co.,
Eikbart, Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

CHARTER.-Jndsa Norton has granted q
CHARTER TO the Potnrna Mortar Company.
TIE oDjse;s ars &c soannt-c ure snd deai in
plastic mat riRis, lnor ~, ceUso!, &c. The
cepte! stock Ii 70 te $50 ,0C0, ,1lvidegj into
shel IS Of $50 each. Ia, .trieoipsi Office ia
70 be- In this CITY. pitn Mr. K Ksmper es
a.tcrney. The cfliasIs sro All 8aahngion-
ians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

Police Report. Last night was ciesr
and cool withtwo pr,snuers and TWO dodgers
at the station house.
Mayor Srrauss luis morning disposed OF
tHs following cgse:
8sn. Henderson 800 Wm. Fisher, colored
both cbar9ed with disordsrly conduct, were
fiued - so each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

tax SALg.-The sale OF property aelin-
auent for City taxes will tska el:os o. Non
dey 1T the Royal street front o. thc Market
building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

CO. This section generally fair weather, ccntin-
4 iow temperature, northeastorly winds. nosts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. Is, 1881.
rE1HE UNDERSIGNED, commissioners under
L IAN act to incorporate the Alexandra and
Fairfax Passenger Rsilway Company" give notice
that the subscription books will be opened to re-
ceve subscriptions to the stock Of the said COM
psny on the 18th day Of November, 1891 at the
O flee Of the Alexandria Real Estate and Invest
ment, Trust and Title Company, 1O2 south Fair
fax street, in this city, and that said books will
main open for ten days.
I asse1 HfeasEsa, Commissioner.
GEO. W. FISHER,
oct16 30t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
LOST.

/ OST.-on tho Steamer City Of Alexandria on
- Tuesday, on The $50 a. n. trip iron, Alex
sndfa, DARK GRtsY OYEHC0Ap. Finder will
be suitably rewarded b returning the same TO
323 south Falrf4x street oct16 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

RAILROAD RUMoRs.-A dlepstch f'cm
Nav York says: THE rehabilitation of the
Richmond Terminal Company Ia locked
upon es Somel hing very near In the future,
but it Ia stated thss with it will come some
Important changes in the personnel Of the
directory. It lie believed that General
Thomas and bis friends, who take special
care Of the East Tennessee, will ebep TO the
front in Richmond Terminal. GeDeral
Thomas was asked bg friend Whistler 1t
was intended to put ia &C entirely rev sd-
nlInletrstion, and be replied. No, guess
not He admitted that there might be
some changes. General Thomas, Mr.. To-
meu snd others, who would be likely 10
know about the matter, sre not IN the CITY,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

sATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

GEN. LEES FUNERAL.-Tbe funeral o.
Ge1. w. Il T. Lse to- place this evening
fl. 81 his home st RayensNos'h, FalsIe&
couatG, anG the reneius Were inferred III
the iaruiY burial ground thafe, where ress
those of two of his children and many o. Ms
relatives. 4 special train left here abou5
o'clock on the Midland road auo carried
mnoy 10 the fuaerei, including numbtF CT
lad ss. the citzeps' committee appointed at
the mee ing last night. members OF Lee
Ca,up srd Sons OF Confederate Veterans OF
tais city SUD InemUera OF varicu5 Cnnieder
ate veteren's associations .rom Bs!timore
and Washington. The Damea OF 80 pail
bearers were published yesterday. Rev. B..
Il. McKim. of Washington, end Revs. b.
Suter and II. T. SAarp, Of this city, aGd
some Of he professors st tbs Theological
Seminary took part In the uD9fai servicsa.
During the funeral hour tba bells In thla
cite were tolieG.
a telegram from Mr. -R z. Lee jr, to the GA.
ZETTE stating that the fun raj OF his fa.he would
take place thiF evening AID that the frlenas ard
relatives were invited to attend, reached TIL otice
day.
PERsosAL.-Ex. Gov. Fiizhugb Lac was
il the city to-day on his Way to Ravens
worth 70 attend the fuoersl OF his oonsin,
Gan. W. Il. F. LIS. Gen. Ous,is Lac snd
Capt. Z. z L2e, brothers OF Gen. W. Il. E.
Lee, reached Ravensworth yesterday eVan-
ing from Lexington.
Mr. K. Ksmpsr returned 10 day from Be-
smoke, where he @oot to attend the Preaoy'
teIian Synod.
Mr.. &. E. Agaew has gone to Florida to
speud several months.
Jr. P. O. Edgar Lyies cad o. 3. Hopkina
lefs this evening to represent Ale6audre
Council No SO 10 the State Council of Rsch-
abites, which meets in Roanoke Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-17

AVN MOWERS and GRAsS HCOKs-The
IL "Favo-ite" and sunbeam" 4 Mower adds
beauty to your lawn and gives it the appearance
ie1O JAS. F. CARLIN &-sONs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
Glue a6niain int Sterbcn.
@erwideInnsen auf S.aWaii im criuarteu. -
Sas amerifaniidle nmp oas britiidIc Smz
tereiic i'm Gpufitft.

SaS amerttanlld1e nhp oas pftll1d)e NSnz
tercifc i'm 6pnilift.
Gan 6ransiSco, Z. Sftbr. -
Der 9ampfer rgelgic," Der auf Ser
6abrt bierber SOnolulu angelaufen tit,
brin9t 0ie ltadridt baB Die &Oni9in
2iliuofalani, welde crit fir;lid ibrem
gruber &alafaua auf Dem GbrOne ges
ipI9t lit, bem IoOe nabe lit. Ste bat
ein SerSleiocn, unO na6 Der gluiid)t
hires 2elbar;teS fam Ser 3 % ie6en 9luz
Qenblif eintrcten. Die &Oni9in tennt
ibrcn 3uitanO, lie bat iBr Geitanlent 9ez
madt unO blitt geiaBt Den fOmmen6en
Greigniiien ms Augc, Der SOB ber
&Onlgin wiro Obne 3weiiel ernite Ser
mifelungcu i'm gcfoI9e Babcn, ba Die
gritcn iclt cntl6lONen 5u iein lAcinen,
sic 9niel9ruppc inter ibre Gontrolc gu
befommen. YOrlauii9 bat li9 nod Die
mano inOen laiieA Der iiA 3u etnem
9te9enten fiir Die .3eit Scr ltlnOerlGbz
ri9teit Ser SbrOnerbin, Der Yrin;eiiin
Saiulani, peldc gegenwartig in Gn9lano
er;o9en wiro, bergebcn mil. Die 9lmez
ritaner auf ben Snleln merOen e5 nidt
an Ser IR6en feblen latlClL Die Srtten
oaran III pcrbmbern, bic GontrOle iiber
Die SnlcIn su erbalten. Der Sater ser
SBrOnerbin inoeB, Der Elm gnglanOer
lit, miro lld i'm SntcreNe ietner yan6az
leute anitreu9cn. Die 9lmcrifaner be-
baupten, Die Seu0lferung igmpatbiiirc
Der 20tebrSabl nab nit lbnen unb iie
pcrlan9e cutucOer InidluB an Die ames
rifauil1e Union ooer griinoung elmer
ielbltltGnoigen 9iepublif. 9G6t allcin
lit bic &Oni9ln Dem SOOe nabc, audi Die
&0nigin Ofutter &apolant lit bonn
S6lage getrOiicn wOr0en unO e8 lit ebenz
iauS ibr GOb ieoen 9lugenblif 3u erwarz
ten. Die einheimiide &Oni9siamilie
ideint ionad auf Oen 2lu5itcrbeetat 9e>
ieet ;u iein. Der englii6e Sertreter in
t0Onolulu, Elm iebr 9cuicgtcr Diplomat,
lit elm intiner 6reunO 0e5 Sru. @le9z
bern, De8 Suter8 Der SbrOncrbin, unO
c8 laBt ijb wobl erwarten, oaB Die Seiz
ben elnen Ylan aus9e0Ii itelt Baben, bur6
welden ben Nnlprliden Der Imerttaner
auf oa5 5nielrei9 Gin EarOlt Qebogen
werOen iou. 9nSwiiden iinb Die 9Sabz
len fiir Ou5 Barlamcnt nabe beuoritebenD
uno eS mirO inter Ocu erlpG6ntcn llmz
itanOcn iebr bieig bel Oeniclbcn bersez
ben. 5n Der na6lten .3eit wtro e5 5wei.
iel5Obne wegen Der cOlliOircnoen 9lnz
iprHhe 2lmerlfa'S unb GnglanO'5 iu ernz
item Grct9niIien fommen.
9oiton, 7. SttOber. - ST. .. u.
0tc&inlap, ber bamaiiide &Oniul III
Gan 6ran;iSco, beitrcitet in elmer an
Srn. @orbum .. 9ilmun in Bottom
geriateten Depeide Die 9tadridt, OuB
Die &Onisin pOn toawaii idwer frant
lei. Gr erflGrt, Die &0nigin babe iid
nod um 28. September ibrer Ibli6en
(0piuuShPtt PrtrPut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
Tetp=gorfer Yahrid,te,t .

gtew 3 Orf, 7. Sftober. Der Sc
mOrqueur rGunqueror" rannte mGbreno
Der pergangenen 9tadt nabs Sort Wtontz
somerg auf bem Suoion sesen Ben 9tes
mOrqueur rOtcGaloen SrOtbers" unO
bobrte benlelben in ben @runb. Der
WtaIdiniit bes lcsteren Sabrseu9es unS
ein &nabe, Der iid als Bahaaier aui
oem 2emorqueur beianb, ertranfen.
Der rGonquerOr" mar nit mebrcren
9aitfabuen i'm Sdlepptau bierber unz
tertpess. Der y rWtcGalSen Srotbers"
iubr iluBaufwarts uno lolte cine glns
sabl nit Sis befradteter SaitfdBne mad
JteluzY OFF bolen.
- Der bieiise 3olleOllsftur lit bon
@albinston aus inltruirt woroen, Dem
Baron Sped bon Stcrnbers, einem 9lts
tade Der beutiden Geianotidaft in Yez
fling, iuelder BON Oeutidlauo iber
NelpsDOrf uno Gan 6ran;isco nad ieiz
mem Soften reiit, bic iblidcn So flids
fsitsn 8etrefis Yaiiiruus ieiuss @epads
II. bsl. su er,ueilsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
Gin tncrfWiir0iaer MnQ.

9ouusstOwn, O., 7. Sftober.
= Otto 9Sirtbner, Elm befannter 9eutz
l6er, erbielt geitern, na6Oem er nube;u
II Sabre lang itumm 9eueien mar,
plOelid iein Spra6permO9en suriif unO
fano su ieinen eisencn @ritaunen iowobl,
iuie gu bemicni9en ieiner 6reunoe, baB
ct nidt NM in bcutlder Sprade, ions
bern audi in cngliider ilieBcnO reOen
fonnte. s(ls er IS Sabre alt mar, murz
Sc ct in 6ol9c elmer &ranfbeit itumm
unb bat BON icner 3cit an bis bcutc fein
gSort mebr 9creOet, ob9leid er ais ,Sauz
iirer baS SanO Ourdpanoerte unO Slsiz
itiite, billi9e Sdmudiaden II. bsl. perz
faufte. st wuroe bewosen, etncn Ser
Judi nit gecftrl;itdt 5u MAIDEN. unb Die
les Serfabren CAB ibm Die Sprabe suz
rid. Otittlerlueile bate er, inoem ct
auf ieinen gSanoerun9eu 9rOBtentbeilS
nurgnslii9 bOrte, Oiele Spra6e 10 gut
gelcrnt, baB ct iie nit oer namlide
Sei6tisfeit ipriat, wie ieine Wtuiter>
Iprade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
9lts G,.Slano pia Soiton.

80 It on, Otali., 7. Sft.-Sn SET
bicligcn jioiiden &Olonie ans 91uBlano
einsclauiene Gelegramme brinsen Die
&unOe, OaB gan5e SanOeStbeile in 6Olge
Der Sun9ersnotb BON ben 8clpobnern
perlaiien wOrOen iino; audi lit burd Gin
@eIee oa8 SGen bon gSinterlaat uerbos
ten pOrben, 10 baB Oas i'm na6iten Sabre
gu belteQenbe 2lferlanb nift CUR ScrpOrs
bringing OeS iir BEN beinii6en 8eourf
benOtbisteu Getraioe5 uusrciden mirb.
90 iur9tbar 1T Die 9tOtb, baB bie SUM-
gernOen iid gc9eniettig au8pliinSern, ins
6em lie erlt Die OOrier in grano itedcn
uno oaun rauben, mas bes 9taubens
mertb ideint. Die BON Der &esierung
unO ben SemitteIten ms lSert seicete
uuterltieung gewabrt ieber YeriOn in
Den Sunsergebieten einen Sdifissuiez
bad pro Sag. Die 9totblase lit fiir oie
9tesierun9 piel perbdnsniBuoaer, ais ale
llmtriebe Der 9Gbillitcn. Die SungerSs
moth mag cine 9feuolutton berbeiiiibren,
wO5u 6reibeit5Oran9 bas @olt nidt treiz
ben fonnte. llnterltisuns pirb BON ben
Suben in Sollanb uno BON oen giibill>
item in 2(merita 9eididt; Don geeteren
traien iin9it $5330 Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
(stns unScrer aeftrisem 2 acns9mss sabe.
Cine patriptiid,e ReSe Sebers.

Serltu, c. Sftober.-Oer Sp3lallltenz
fiibrer Sebel belt beute cine feurtge Heoe,
IN Weld)er er ertlGrte, &uBlaub miine nm
jeber 9rei8 su Soben gehmettert merben.
4le 9eutiden obue llnteri6ieo Der Eartel,
iagte er, lolten S0Su beitragcn, Die beutlde
SABINE bot) Su balten uno Die Jtullen aus
europa Su uertretben.
0fuBlanb miife iuuerlit uuo duBerlid)
umgefaltet meroeu, um Die @efabr elnes
SrtegeS iu beiettigen. - Gum Shlulle be-
fiirmortete Sebel Die @ieoerberltelung Hoz
lens ais uuabhdu9iger Staut.
Ser vocutidIe SAG"
sort 0tao ii on, Sa., 6. Sttober. -
Seutlds sImerltaner aus alen Sbellen oe8
StaateS maren beute 3ur 6eier beS pDeut'
ideu Cages" bier perIamnelt, unb man
ldJdtt Die 30bl Der in Der Staot anlueienOeu
Sremben auf 10000. Sin Seitsug belpegte
fdl na6 Dem u@eutral Yart," no General
6rans Sigel cine 9iebe bielt unS Die Gr-
run9eni6afteu Der 9eutideu i'll 9lmerifa be-
idlrleb. 9lm 9lbeuO sabeu Die beuti1en
SGnger Elm @onSert.
9teweDort, 6. Sfiober. - Ser bic
ii9e y9eutihe Serein" CAB heute Elm San=
fett Ill Ghren bes v9eutiden Cages" &rGz
iioeut s. Yfat fiibrte Den Soriib.
SaniaS- @ttD, DO, 6. SftOber. -
Der p0eutife Sag" murOe beute Don ben
Oeutiden Semobueru oon &anlassGttg fet~
lid bedQuQeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
Sauae NaDrt.

Gan Sran5t8co, Z. Sft.-Sie
nOrue9iidc Sartc europa" welde bicr
uon Sambur9 ansefommen lit, bat ctne
iiberaus itiirmilde 6abrt 9ebubt. Sie
1T 100 Sage unterwe9s 9elpelen. 9rei
BON Ser Wtannidaft iinb untcrme9s
&ranfbeitcn crlesen, uno elmer wuroe
iiber SorO 9clpiilt. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08

0as 8eiultat r2e9iitrtrun9.
-Ntit benz porgeirigenSage ibloB Die oteSz
idhri9c Sieuug Der Stimm9cber He9ntra'
loren alb. 3u ben alien bereltS lePteS &ahr
regiitrirteu Stimmgebern tcmen III belOen
blesjdhrigeu SttuHgen sulammcH 1O'S94
neue Stimmen, unO 5mar 89lS SSe,Be IND
1466 Ns9er, biu;u. 9aS 9teuItat an 9e'
itrtgeu Gage mar, iuie Tol9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
WejdGitssglbimlu,.

Nus sboumsD obleMeut nit UiarmorpIdtten sos; GO
pbes s275; GideHzUio6lement s23; ShIGistmMsr
VtobIemert aus GiteHbol3 s12; gihtuz uno y{uB
bGumsDiobIemeIt, Sdterfhrdnte, BorseaaE. Sehat
ter, "Sideboards' uno "Couches." 4Qe WpbeIr
in unerem Geitdfte gu gerin9ersn, aIs abrltpreiien
Graham Il Sdmift,
yh. III, SaItimorsitr., Iabs eer Srlfe.
(Sept, l0,lp pit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-08
The German Correspondent,

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