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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston, Nov sThc,e Is steady demand 70, wool and
sS GOOD iszssSy wool;
ySS ssa 10, Si 'ss: sa
i sySSs aSSss sSSvs
s'ssss %isSlssS i s%aSiss wool;
a:sa sa o's A.. gaos s se%ss and
extras at 22aaoc, Australian woos hrm but quiet.
s%s NS se sor as sSanae f 70
s SnsS sS.a $3.50 Closing e
vet ISs good & sS U nGyss ss
s wse W sbys Ga, een sold 5 Tda s
ss0 ,sssn ns' sse S ssSS
hauling &, wheat nsy s Sea
Sss highest ssc lowest ss.c closed ssse May opened
80; hard soc; No. Northern sSEc No. : Northern
tss;s ~ se 'ss = ss,. rs
@ @ H.; Ss.ss Ss4;y SSS
bush. ship~ents-COrn. 1000 BUSH oats $4,000 bush
rsson Ssg sG,s i:s s:as
i s% sad Sa. w whisa Sse
SSSs ss: 's e trade Sc
s1s%seP sfS2s obss S1sR
scarce wanted at soc per for No. IN car lots
Corn local car lots In small supply and htn iar
demand Gables firm, but there was little inquiry for
export; No. low Mixed In grain depot, 0o'sc No. :
mixed dead storage in 2oth.ss elevator eS2c 90 regna
No. nigh and yellow track and grain depot olc
January 5sl. a5Ss.e; February 5S4d5s'tc 0ats-Far
local trade demand for lots prices Of which ruled
Clipped a37c ungsdd white $ss DO choice Sis
ssac choice sc No white NSxsmssr Ss egsS
ssaas9c Provisions steady fair obbing trade;
smoked beef silasl2 beef hams, new s.ias 30 90
smoked per H. 10iaai1ac saitpesre cured in terees
Sace sb saeds eies ecks cured do do
g sss i osss' In pickle, Sss,c DO breakfast bacon
iO lard pure city refined, Sc do butchers loose
lower pennsylyS1a cr sS cry sxsls
Pennsylvania hrsts 2cc suearsmReansd dull cut Leaf
4 II .16c cubes, 4sd4isc: extra powdered AHAA f3S
standard powdered Hg4 PIG Ans granunted ~ lS
lie; double refined diamond for candy ss con
ii.iec franklin extra. Sc ged star 7;i9c; green
star G. 5.l0c blue sar c. 3tc. Potatoes dull, weak
early rose choice, 4SQ30c; do fair to good,
4oa4sc; BurbaDks and white star choice, asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
EnKOPEAN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov 3, p mCo1sois eS for money ana
800 do ccnscls, 1oo,s Mexican ordinary 81
81 paul common, 10: New-York Central, 1l0. Penn.
sylvania 5l7s Reading, 2Oh. -, 49,. M,
paris advces quote per cent rentss at ~ francs 81 2
ccntmes for the exchange LONDON at 70
francs OH centnes for checks. 1,,, -
The amount bullion into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day is Gl0,O00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
cnnRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Genera TermxDefOrs Van % Br.1t !; F.
81 S S 7e 'a "a "a - ST. 81 81 o. o. &C. 49,
io i6s i0s los lo jos LEAR, 1S% LAWRENCE Motion
calendar, Nos to 4S. and 500 Elevated cases called At
supS@e oOut-specinl TerP,rt Before Ins,a a
20 fGs 3 = Sss - U.s. &
Iss aa s0 ia: TN nos. .4 &c., 49, 5S
S Ter Es .si ~ n ass ss as! ss
is9 49, C5s 7e lloe. 1io7 es4. sos. 65a. 7Ol. 7cd
'7P suS pns o9 Teo IBeiOss Patterson IL
49, 49, lsa no de7 iSf oe 1l l5H0 io
iii 1s ddaa s S s is Ss Andrews.
AdSS5na uq NGyG%S ls Beo,e Beach
SS; s 1s' so5 oS sl5 $s6 a,5S 49, i' ISL
oO? su nsss S Try. ,as
,aSl 19 Sss t so 81 la Mon,saa
Superior saPTlSf cS"fspecIa TcfmbsOe Freedman j.
Nos sup 1sS ~ doaf-rquy TemBefore MoAdam j.
AdST peIor u cour@Triai before sedswick
csss O. eo Ssc1ySId T r. Me beoro Glider
slcsSa OJ@Adourned until c:nqrrow -, n, nu.,o
IV9s HOS 1905 1912. 1880. 1892. 1897. 1907 loZo.
nis cG%I0JJ Sos g. 60 g. 5B O. TO- 49, H. 90 81
90 Common on non Fiea.-spccia TermDeiOrs BOoksavr j.
eo%non pleas-Equy TermAdourncd for the term
a. Isl lSs So sss ls@ s i:ef so' 1885,
lssS sGs lafi II si ls'' and f-Ad
ucI,y Couft-Speeial Term-Bcore MeGown J-Mo'
tons. . , Co.,. p.., pcfore smyth r.
and Assistant DlstricA ttrney Macdonaa-Nos 70 H.
iho tnrt Of General Sessons-Part 1-Bcore Marnn,,
L. ard Assistant DisrlctAttorney DaVIs-Noa !" 10
int OF Genolal sessions-Part IIIBefore Fi1frieo'
and Assistant D!stct.Arorney Bedfofd-Nos' u io'
inclusive.
peocrrpIyGs IN THE SUPREME COURT.
washington Nov. s-Tbe Supreme Court today hsns'
acted the following business: -.,,
No so7-The Kansas City, st. Joseph ana Soun s,
pnJs Railroad Co. appellant, against nc ,mcss., ,.'
paul and Kansa. city iiiIo,d 90, supaa''on 70 IT,
Ncr.c ue 100 Fiorrncs w Wanton, appellant, against
or.nde De Wolfe "a al. Dockeed and dismissed ,..
W orgInsl-rbs United states complainant sgsims
IN. Sat- Of Texas Leave 10 Ole nstee granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. Nov "a p. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
day Included 200 bales American Futures closed weak
low mildlmg clause November DE-
livery, 4 38-o4d buyers November and December de
livery 304d buyers December and January asivcyl
34.64d sellers; January and FEBRUARY drhsefy ooofa
buycrs: February and Morch delivery. 39G4d value :
March and April delivery 42e4d sellers April ana nay
~ 4s6fd juno and July delivery, oO.04d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04

Nos 1,211 TO 1,217-Romeo Lewis e. al, plantins In
error. against Aefshsn B.rnhsr e. a.; Sunmmow
Cox. Dismissed With costs. 80. ,
No e32-The city Of New.oreans ct al, plaintiffs IN
error against the New.oriesns Water Works Co. ct oil
and No. Conery IT, ct al plaintiffs In error
inent continued. -, ~
will be as sllows: Nos. Co. 20. r. 70, 20, 49, ~ 10
80 and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04

St. Louis Nov. 3.-Cate-Receipts, 3 zoo head market
stronger fair TO good native S3GsJ 90 Texan and
Indian steers - 81 sqT h spG
steady fair heavy S3 SOC VI mixed, 81 80 d
IS so light fair to prime. 81 goo IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
Bankers ano Brokers.
flnancia! Hleetlngs.

OFFICE OF THE
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE ANp WESTERN RAIL
New.York, october %, 1891. g,
TN HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Bond ana
Stockholders Of the New. York. Lake Erie and West,
era Raroad Company for the election OF DIRECTOR, anu @
OF such other business as may come Dcore
meeting will he held at the OF the company No.
Cortadtst in the city OF New YorA on Tuesday Sne
4th day OF November next, at II 40 0ciock a. M
Dol viii opened II o'clock noon, ana fen'ih opcn
Tho rao"fer books Of both Common and Preferred Stock
will closed at y. SATURDAY the 2tth nssnS any ~
viii he opened at 10 Wednesday, the 2oth aay Vi
NOVEMBER next by order OF the Board Of Diree!9@rss
a. ''' Gccre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Receipts Of Irish potatoes have continued very henNf,
and prices for most kinds have declined. Choice ltosc
are not oyer plenty and tl bring 81 2Sasl 81 per ls0
I'D, but Burbank, White Star and Hebron are HeeF
offered In large At ~ %, and some common qua'
tiles go lower Sweet potatoes very dull and weak
onions have been In liberal supply ana shade easier.
Russian turDips dull. CabbaEes steady. Caullhoweis
fair supply n demand. Celery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04

WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending November q 1891

Receipts for fye daysBeans 10l9 pkgs peas. AZ 900
BUSH ENpore.Beans, 6!o pkgs peas IL l0s bDls. In
ports, 800 Gags beans All varieties Of white have
continued 70 sell WE'LL anu the market quite nn at the
marrow are so scarce that we find disposition TO
eiean-pckcd Medium gong mainly Pea
attracted more OF the home trade OF the difference
IN ce, and II Is easy TO sell choice lots at ~ lied
kisney are ruling fairly STEADY, with export demand
~ the close. LANA SLOW. Not much doing In foreign
beans. laafe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
IL BROADWAY, ., 900
NIsW XnDK OPtnbpr IL lSD

NF,W 1IKk, UCtUUtr To- TO"
i ers OF the MANHATTAN HALLWAY C x, ~
win be held the Company Office In SrN
mex: being nth day Of said month at y O'clock moon
Hoard 81 Directors ensuing year Is 20 De eectV.
and three Inspectors of Election The Diseeto9s nas
Elevated railway Company the term The trans.
FER hook, will remain closed from October ~ at O'CLOCK
~ m until November II. at 10 O'Clock a. M
D. "'' uS' d. w. McWILLIAMS, SECRETARY.
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lectures auS Mte!inss.


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE-The quarterly
"A meeting OF this Institute will be he'd Thursday
evening November s. 1891, at O'Clock, 40 its rooms.
NJ '''''' "'' JAMES G. POWERS. Iec's secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
950,o5o els, 766 800
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
1t being legal holiday in this State, the EA
changes were closed to-day. In London British
eonsols were firm at 95 for money, and q shade
lower at 95 3-l6 for the account. The Bank of
England gained 1000 bullion on balance. In
the open market rates for money were not ma
terally changed. Bar silver further declined 3-l6
10 AZ Esd. an ounce AmtTican railwty shares
were somewhat irregular, closing generally small
fraction below the last prices on Saturday, but
hardly following the decline in this market yester-
day. At Paris French per cents yielded few
eentimes 10 "a 81 l-2, and sight exchange on
London was aan easiegr at 25.21 1-2 francs to the
{ sterling. The weekly statement Of the Imperial
bank Of Germany showed a decline in specie OF
$1,000 900 marks.
For the convenience of readers we
ieprint the closing quotations of yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04


NUTS-Peanus steady at SfS4c for fancy hand-plcked
Shelled dull quoted at G94a7e for Spanish No &c for
do No q &c for large Virginia and 4tc for No
Virginia. Hickory nuts firm at 81 25as1 81 per bush
Chestnuts irregular sales OF poor a. 81 J0ds2 good at
81 2Jas2 So and prime at So fancy might bring shade
HoNEY-Receipts liberal and demand fair. We quote
LIN combs. 15dI6c, with good TO prime In boxes
at 13d14c and On pound boxes at l2dl3c ENtrscte1
seidy at G3d7c. for light amber; Southern extracted
C0070c per gallon.
BEESWAX-Morket quiet at 25d251c.
GINSENG-Quiet; Nor.hcrn and Western quoted ut So
G&3 40 and Southern at 81 50dS3.
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points In and the city
for the week have been follows: Erie, 1890 cans OF
milk IS condensed milk ard 104 Of cream
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie and Boston AZ OF milk
Susquehanna, 1.l47 cans OF milk and y cans Of cream
Iackawanna, 1870 Of milk and IL cans OF cream )
NewYok Central end Harlem $40 cans OF milk 100 cans
Of condensed milk and OF cream New-York City
and Northern 1165 cans OF milk; New Haven and Hart
ford 1,1S7 OF milk Ontario and Western 100 cans
Of milk and 80 Of West Shore 1l3o cans OF
milk and 35 of New-Jerscy Central SS cans
Of milk and ~ OF and by miscellaneous short
routes, 1,475 OF milk and 20 cans of cream. The
total daily supply has been 8SS0 Of milk 1s5 cans
OF condensed milk and 345 Of cream The average
price paid for the the platforms has been VI 10
q can OF forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
BUTTER.

Receipts five days % los pkgs Exports for week.
304i pkgs There has been slow dragging market most
OF the week. anu have steadily declined the reduction
for the week being equal 70 2ao per on highest grade
At the close the enet still light and feeling easy
Extra Western creamery is selling mainly at 3Oc put nc
less accepted to-day for few lots Elgn reaches
.sc latter fun high aud lower grades 60 at irregular
rates from zoe down. State creamery is running on In
quality quite rapidly and only and then t lot fine
enough for best trade Western June creamery has seed
to 25c for the finest and State hrns hid
speculative demand at about 22e23c. state dairy
continues plenty and under some urging to sell buy
ers have decided advantage; tht. is especially true Of
offerings Not much doing In the fresh Western packlngs.
but Jane ladies attracting considerable attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
POULTRY AND GAME.

abundant supply all kinds OF live poultry has kept
.cas low and there is probability OF much improve
hIeot for ONE time to come The jewish hohaays aIs
sd dressed stock is too cheap for killers 10 Duy nuch
ppTi~c and the out-pf-town trade Is only fatr ,,
1e tne of the market for dressed poultry improved
,t following our last report, but clearance was noc
effected y end Of the week I stork v w
gsavV trade X interrupted ~ the eieetoas and the
sn,e - avoid serious accumulation has rcsrtu ~
oWer prices this week At the close western sca,aea
81 d and scaIded fowls iaa9c. with not enough
arads 10 take the offerings TURKEYS are without much
top Suo.aoas Philadelphia chickens are mSn I OF
~ dncSs in moderate supply and firm Squs6s steady
Quail and rabbits are legally saate guar oPeh 40, az
pair Partdges about sady Gf0y Wild duek sr% for
and red head but Malad ana The conmoher
I'd. N. - on sior N,,nison about steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
lemons, per DoA- 80 -
FRrITS AND BERRIES-DRIED.

Recepts for Ave days. o. 77 pkgs Export; oo3l pkgs
II has been and advancing market Oh prime eyapor
atcd snnes and little stronger feeling has been shown on
Choice and fancy fruit apples w0 Without ,nT T
Cores and skins quiet. Peaches in Eight demand but me
stock is large and prices show no 1uota6e chang
s,uts sow More interest Is shown In California fruits,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04

for FIVE d 81 sd ss1es i
state factory cheese were sold at 9Aa9ssc but those
figures brought out more foreign orders ana buying Tas
eeTe the general trading price with some OF tge stc.y
a sSsSsPS
as at tho close Of the week Buyers who want
quality have i9i
prime grades at sha9c. Snslsile full cream go &c
a. od about tie best but s
factories snming more closely than heretofore and
state factory full cream September afncy 9's9 o.
factory, full cream, good to prme........ sa9
State factory, common to far; a 81
boring SounSiSs small sizes se choice i,ss g.
State factory, part skins good to prime oti9
state factory, part skins, common TO fair e
state factory full skins ,cr.@@
ohio factory, dats, common to good 6a@
EGGS.
Receipts for five days 1$i7 bes and $3.50 cases ;ss
report on grades under positively choice
These being still holding up TO 2Sc Win some pun,
that high is growing steadily less The tail prices
,esen s sS dd IS s spGs Weaker VI
tone to prices LINED advanced to 21a2ia nc late last
Week but are closing shade easier. with the outside
Stat and Pennsylvania fresh gathered fancy 92o
Canadian, fresh.gsthered fancy
WSsssFn ss6 lGseo IS; sSSa to a.
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRESu.
liberal supply of winter fruit especially Greetings
and from p r Psn not o"er peny and hod
@ The export mCyeme9 onSs ns dyes pen and
indicate .1sr lsFsr sHD
show quality, ana the demand is better for de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
HOPS.

Receipts for days 61o3 bales; exports da0 oaes
the English and exporters have DouSt qu
froelv hs has stimulated other buyers 70 take hoid anu
movement has assumed fair proportions, giving prices
stronger tone Activity is also reported IN III
roaIkets with values the upward turn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-04
Tuesday, Nov. 3-p. m.

Dove, sll6es7.
To secure To secure
circulating public
s.a,c R R. bonds, pc, cents: s1o2da9So sl421ooo
Funded loan o. 1891, AZ cents 199 4CO 49,
Do extended at per CONT. q GAS 100 IVY
Funded loan o. 1907 per cents. 12o S5SSoO l62S'5oV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-09
re Scs 9(bcuos pffsn.
: g. Wt. Shilcptf.

Ct. 2ouis, Mo., Z. Wdrs. @eifern 1T
bier Der gcmeieue SenGtor g. 0. @bilcott
pou COLORADO an elmer giicrenfrantbeit ge=
itorbsu. (@eorge QtileS Gbilcott mar in
Suutinatou:G Gountp, 3D., i'll 1928 gtboren
uno perlebte ieine &iuoheit ami elmer 6aru.
Gr bcludlte cine gelpobnlid)e SolfsId)ule.
Sn 1914 9ing er nit ietnem Safer nad
Soma, no er iid) nit 2aubbau bei6Gftiste
uub glcihscitig Ntebisin ituonte. Gr wirfte
aud ais yebrer bis 1850, I'M neld)e 3eit er
sum Sderiff pou Senerion.@ountp eripGblt
iuurbe. Su 1856 fam Gbilcott had 9urt-
@Ouutp, gtebrasfa, uub murpe bort III Die
2egislatur erpablt. Sn 1859 hattie sr ieinen
9Sobniis i'll Colorado, no er ebenfallS in
Die He9lSlatilr erludhlt purbe. Sn 1868 erz
nanuts ibn Yrditoeut 2incoln Sum 9teg,itra.
tor DeS 2auoamts, unb 1865 uub 1866 muroe
Gbilcott i'll ben Son9reB erlpablt. 1872
wurpe er YrdilSent beS Serritorial. Jtatbes,
uup nahbem er gum brltteu Dial 0eQislas
tur.Ntit9liso geipeien, wuros er 1882 ;uml
Sunpeslenater ernannt, nm bic Safan,
aus;ufiillen, rpeld)e ourh Die 9tefQuation
pes Senators Seller enttanben mar. Gbil-
cott's gtadfolger i'm Sunbesisnat 1850
mar Senator u. y. Siu. U. .. 81
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SppoFtipn sescn cit, tibcralercs
2lcciic=Seiek.

New 0orf, s. NtdrS.-Sn alien fatbos
liid)en Sirhem 9ien- Yorf'S ioate geitern cIn
bon 11G Geiitlid)eu unO 60 Vaieu unterSeld)=
neteS Eroteit. @lrfular gegeu DIE III Der Ge<
ietgebuug itmebenoe, pom Senator StNp=
ler, ein9ebrndte &orlage in SeSug aut ben
Sertaui geiItiger @etrdnfe auT gdllen nab
Der HolreiItunoe unO Die Sdlaan' 'lfe
Ncciie Stll pertbeilt mer0sn. [n Dem Cir
fular miro Senator Staoler'S ltberale DiaB=
nnhme ais yaui 6rerensbruf, Srpnuugse
ft0runa, S6roerung Der llnmdBlgEett nnb
SanftlOnirHug beS uHeiugeifrdntten Gez
trdutcperfNuiS III Der idlinmlleu Sorte BON
Scn;bdulsrl bered)nct" blugeltellt. 9SGb=
reno Die %0ien, beren llnterldrift Der Groteit
trdgt, ausnnbmSloS Die SrGger irildcr Va
men linb, baben inter ocu Nrieitern dud)
eini9e init 0uSJeiprofjen beutlbsn 9amen,
ME Die 8atreS Njaitbep SOGn, Salpar @.
Sitter, u. s. SooCr, q. 9ucte9eidlel, i.
g. grebbeiS, Or. 0enrp u. &rauu, &. Sed
unO 9llbert %odler, ben Hrotelt uuterldrle-
ben. 9aS &irtulnr enthGlt auBerbem Nusz
5iige ans Dem AorteEbriei nnO ben Seireten
Der @ribildl0ie IND Slld)Ole, meldle bei'm
britteu Hlenar Gonii! Ill Baltimore I'M
Sabre 1884 prOmulgirt purOen Gnb melhe
ildI betanutidl geGsn Die llnndBi9tsit NIB
ben @erGnteban0el ridtcn. 2GS Gomlte
bat $4,000 Gremplare beS NroteitcS bruden
lIno wiro bieielbeu heute uor0en tatbollld)cn
G. ird,PIr nprthsiIs,r Ioiicrr
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Sesos ibre idIlafenoe S6wcifer nit
Wttrtpl.

&Odeiter, N.=Y., 7. MGrs. - Mlit
furdtbar entitelltem uuO Surd) Sitriol per-
branutem @eiidt llegt Dtatilba Cunning
ham in ibrer 9SoGnuug, gr. "a, GourtlanOs
SmaBe, ami bem Sd)mersenSlaqer. Sie lit
Da8 Spter beS eiferH6tigeu oaTes ihrer
Sdmeiler. Ntattloa, 27 Sabre alt, uuD ibre
Sdweiter, 2ena, ungeiabr 80 Sabre alt,
mohneu III Dem 6aule ibres SufelS Wid)ael
0tc6arlano. Sic babeu geiouoerte Setten
i'll 0emlelben 3immer brett iibcr Dem Sdlafz
Sinmer ibre5 Sntel5. IueS mar rubig in
Dem Saue bis beute 0tOrgen l llbr, ais
tSr. NtcSarlaub burf Sammergeidrei ans
Dem Shlafe gemedt murOe. Gr iprang auS
Dem Sette un0 entbedte MatilOa, nie Die
lelbe an bem Spiiliteiu itano, ibr @eIid)t
unO tbre SGnbe III gSaNer baOete uuo idJrefs
lid itObnte. Sic iagte, baB tbr Ghpa5 III oas
8elid)t gemorfen Dur0e, mas lie brenute. SSn
Oteienl Nugenblide lab 0r. Ntc6arlauo, SaB
yeua ans Dem 6aue eutfliebeH pollte. Sie
muroe ucrfolgt uuo bon benz III Der StraBe
OienittbuenOeu Yoll;iiten uerbaitet. Sic
ipeigerte itd), ir9euo Ghuas iiber Die 9lngele=
genbeit Su lageu. Sin cllig berbeigerufener
2rSt fano OaS beNuuernSmcrtbe MGOd)en
id)redli6 entitellt. Sbre Stirue, @au9en
uuo 9tae maren in einem entIetliden gu
itanpe uno ibre Iugeubrauen gGnjllb meg
gebrannt. Dian glaubt, OaB lbre Sebtrnft
gerettet meroen fann, ba ite iAlief, als iie
NIT Strtol begolien muroe.
0tatiIba ut III eiuer Sdamen6anolun9 be-
id]dftigt. gena mar eiferiidtig auf ibre
Sd)meiter, meil eS bieier leid)ter gelang,
cine Stelluug su finben, uno Iie rddlte fld)
oaiiir auf Die obeu angegebene 9Seiie.
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germiidte telssrapbtfd,e sepeId,en.

- Sn SuScola, SuS., bat Der 60slGbrt9e
IS. SS. 8artburit ieiu. 6rau, bic iid) etnlge
3eit porber bon ibm setreunt bate, eritOis
len uno ilt lelbll bur6 einen SduB Ieid]t
ucriuunoet. Gr befinSst iit in Sait.
- SrauoitiIter III Qeaueumortb, as., bas
ben aui's 9Icue orei 6eusr inuerbalb einer
balben Stunpe angelegt, swei oauon i'll benz
@eltditStbelle Der Staot. gS gelaug, Die
Seuer nod redt;.itis su l0i6eu.
Srelgelprodleu iuurbe i'll Suiialo,
N.'D., bic l7.jabrise Sarab McNiuuen,
weld)e in Afron, @rie>@ountp, Elm tleines
0idpdeu, ytellle Dian @ouuers, iiber cine
Sriide ms 9Saiier blnabgeitoBeu hattie, 10
baB gtsllie ertrunt. Sarab mar oes Niorz
Ses I'M eriteu Srabe angetlagt, allein Die
Surp ianb, oaB tie sur Selt Der &bat seiites-
9eit0rt mar.
- Su bem Sale @pman, bes Smpor.
teurS BON Sewebren in Ct. 2ouis, woriu
g.gen bic mad benz Mcainlep- -Sarif bsrsds
neien 5oue ais 3u bod Yrotelt erboben
moroen mar, bat Nid)ter Sbapsr pom Suns
ossgerldt III ct. YOuls entltisbeu, bab bic,
ies @eri1t in Der Sade 9ompetens babe
ben gtep- Dorfer 3olabi6Gsern, ruelde Die
@ntl9etpung Der 81. @oniier 3oIabifdeer
beltdtist hatten, iit auiseaeben porpen, bic
Bapisre III Oem Sale BEN bieiigeu @eridte
Su uuterbrelteH..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-09
Wrbeit itno Sobn.
0ro6er ,,Spdont" in oen &Ici Der riabrifen 81.
Rod,cfter. - Die nblid,e Scipes
aitra III Den Ban u>(S emerfidl ofteu,


81 0 h eiter, g. g., 7. Mdrs. - Die
bieiigen alciOer Tubrifanten, Ouruutsr Die
9roBe 6lrnla, 0tidaels, Stern & Co., baben
ibren Sulhneibern unb pSrin1mern beute
Wtttta9 ploBlid) bic Irbeit getiinpigt, gum
rinoeIten fir iett. g8enn es babel blelbt,
10 meroen 10000 Yerionen, Die in oielem
Snbnitrie3meige, einem Der bebeutenbiten
BON 8odlefter, ,beiddlti9t iiuo, broolOs. Nab
elner @rtlarnng bes Yraiioeuten Der allo-
clatlon Der Sabritauten, $Op. NtidaelS, bat
Die, @lnmlituus unbeiugter Seute in ben
@el1aftsbetrieb su bem @ntldluile Der ga
brltanten plel beig.tragen. 0fan glaubt,
Rap Die meiblid)en arbeiter bic unpOllenoete
arbttt rerti9 MAIDEN iollen.
SnoIanap apoliS, Snb., Z. WGrs. -
Sn1olge eesStrifes, ben Der uGatb Der Sanz
hanowerter" anaeorbnet bat, ielern 1900
3lmmerleute unb Seoieuitete Der tSobel.
niihlen. @S iirb feline 4nseiden fir cine
baIbt9e Seieitigung Der Sfmieugteiten pOrs
hanben. Die Sutid,er Der Yferbebabnen
unterltiten Die Striter nit @elO, unO ale
anoeren arbeitsr- Sereiniguugen iteben auf
Der Selte Der gusitGnbigeu.
. n, Z. WidrS. - @ine Seipred,un9
sfun6en Sertretern Der Sauuuternebmer
uno Der Union Der Saditeiuleger, i'll melder
luegen Der 20bne fir Die beginnenoe Sau-
lallou perbanbelt muroe, hat red)t betriebl-
Qenoe &elultate gebubt; weun Die nod be-
nOenSeiprefuuge in auberen Sau.
9ewerten Elm 9leih giinltlgeS &elultat b0ben,
10 bari man bOffen, OaB aqe 9ineren;en BET
gelegt merbeu uuo baB eS in Der Sailon bon
1891 bier ntbt Su Strifes unp v2odout8"
bon Saubanbmertern fommt.
u ab 9, Ha., Z. Mdr; Nagemetne
leberrald)ung perurladte geiterr 2beno Die
giabrld)t, baB l20 2lrbeiter in ben gSaggons
gSerfltdtteu Der yYhilaoelpbier= 6eaotnger
Gieubabu" in SenutnlB geiett murben, oaB
man nad heute ibrer 0ieute nid)t mehr be-
Oiirte. Spr einer gSohe ipuroen 20 Dtann,
Die in OemIelben 0epartement beid)Gitlat
iuaren, entlaiien. Sanal5 luurbe ais @runo
angegeben, bdb Die Dfenge Der Heparaturen
Itd) perrlngert bat uno meniger 3lnlmerleute
9ebraud)t meroen.
@blcago, Z. WtGri. - Die SierfaBz
Siifer baben cine 2obuerbObung burfgelett.
Su Chicago iluO etua $50 SlerfaB-SiiIer
beldldTti9t, iuelde ole sur ullnlon 9tr. 4"
gebOren. SOr etDa elmer gSode lebten Die
9lrbeiter i6re 9lrbeitgeber baoon i'll Seunts
NIP, oaB am ,. OtGrS etne SobuerbDbuug
oerlan9t merben wiirbe. Die glrbeltgeber
blelten cine Serammlunq, III melder ileben
fd bereit erflarten, auf Die 6orOerungen Der
2eute ein;ugeben. 3mei bagegen melgerten
iid, Die gObnerbObuna su 9eitatteu, unO Die
Sol9e BARON mar, baB 30 III ibren Sienften
itebenbe geute Die lrbett nieoerlegten. Ser
meme 2Obntarii lit fOlgenrer: tiir Adtel 55
Gents, fir Siertel 60, t6albe so uno Bar.
rels $1.2O. Der 9urbidnlttslobu mirO BON
$l2 auf Sl4.50 erh0bt. Sn elmer Ssriamm-
lung Der SisrfaB~Siifer wurbe beidlOhen,
ben au5ltebenbeu % SaueraOen uOlieu yObn
III ;Qhleu.