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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

Do you need nice dress suit, some-
thing that will give satisfaction II
SO now is the time to buy them as we
have lots of odd sizes, and to dispose
OF them we have reduced them 25 per
cent. All over $40, Sl2, and SIS suits
go from 81 to $40. NJ. Meyers, 4O6
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
Strawberry FESTIVAL

Logan Comp, Nod, Sons of Veterans,
co mmenced a stiawl cry festival at
Eden Hall lust evening that will be
continued every night This week. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the
camp and the boys pshouldbe encour-
aged by a large attendance every
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
Killed ON the Rail.

The b. 4 o. train that lcaves Phlia-
deiphia at 9.33. o'clock struck and
killed n seven year old boy this morn
ing, few miles below Chester, Pa
The boy was accompanied by his
mother, and was crossing ths track
when struck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

II you want to have neat fitting,
well made, light summer coat and vest
or coat we have them from 35c to 81. 30.
Here yoa have the assortment to go
lect from. Nj. Meyers, 400 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
Important Meeting.

The PAYERS and hammers of Whining
ton are requested to attend meeting
at No. 402 Iatnall street, on Thursday,
June IL, 1891, at 7.30 o'clock.
JOSEPH Cox,
Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
A.Good RrllICa.Tandnr.

The Third street bridge has beoA
running without any breakdown for q
long time. Tho credit OF this improved
condition of af1nlrs is given to Amos
|Eastburn, the bridge-tender appointed
by Republican Levy Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
Sudden Dnnih-

Miss Ellen Weir died suddenly this
morning, at No. Cps West Fifth street.
She had Leen sick for short time, but
her sudden decease was entirely
unexpected. She was only II or is
years OF age.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
To Be Continued.

Owing to the unfayorublo weather
ef the past week the festival being
held at MIR. Lebanon, NJ L. Church Will
be continued this and tomorrow eWla-
|mgs. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
NIunicipaI Court.

Isaac Biddle was fined ell Anna
jQkns, e5; Rebecca ]. Gray. 81; Henry
Morris, %, and James Dougherty, So
I'D costs, for drunkenness. Morris
sfntenced to break stone for ten
lanes Holland, eolored, charged
committing an assault and bat
on his wife, was held for further
+ Ing to-m oTrcw morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

II you want good, strong working
pants, doubled sewed riyeted buttons,
warranted not to rip'for 81, In IS diff.
ferent Styles M. Meyers, 406 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
Boots and Shoes.

D. McCuslter, No PIG West Second
street. has large stock of boots and
shoes, at reduced prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stalls in the Thirt
street market, porgies, founders, but.
Ter fish, bass, trout, nackerel, blue
fish, cod ish, and lot of terrapin, etc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

Joseph Montgomery, the Ninth
Ward jeweler, while out with the band
last evening sprained one OF his ankles
quite badly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

A reward of $500 is offered by J. 7.
Mullin Il Co., for the recovery Of q
ladys gold watch, which was lost on
the 30th OF May.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

Boarders are wanted for three pleas
ant front rooms, furnished or unfur.
nished, at No. $40 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

n HIVHlITIB UI lIIU AIUTVTNIGS KGtNlI
Commercial Agency willbe held at the
Board of Trade Rooms, No.6O5 Market
Street. tomorrow evening at s O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

browns Bronchial Troches" are
widely known ms an adInira5ic remedy for
Bronchitis, Hoarsenesa Coughs. and
yhIoat troubles. Sold only In boxes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09
Garfield Camp.

Don't fail to go on Epworth Excur-
Islon To Chestnut Grove, June 18TH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

Dyslns and Securing done. 80 King 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

MADAM WILDER CELEBRATED
AN1 card reader, 20i +. End street. Price
% cts ls9 st'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

ENOR RENT TWO FURNISHED
IL rooms either with or without board
at NO 22o King street, jc9-5i'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

Wy TANTED-THREE YOU: @ MEN FOR
w advertising, Apply at No. Io5 King
street at once. je9lts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

T losT-THIs MORNING, ON TATNAII
Il street. a pocket-book. containing 4
small sum of money. A suitable reward
viii be paid for Its return TO No. 70I Tat
nail street. 1e9.itf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

INSURE YOUR BUILDINss. FuRNI.
ture. stock. plate glass. live stock and
yourself against accidents with GEO G.
MARIS s. SOY. je9,lm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

EoUND-A PoCKET.DooK, CON.
t. tanning money. Tho owner can have
the snmo on calling at No. Sol Market
stre't' and paying for advertisement.
te0-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

NJ ED-BoARDERs FOR THREE
w desirable front rooms furnished or
unIrrnisbed. Apply at $40 King street
tS at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

ITO ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
l. board. at No. 7l6 King street.
jeg-9tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-09

EOUND-A YELLOW. BEA- -
IL gle male pup. white nose, ~
teet and tip of tall. Owner can have 1t
BY paying expenses, STANSBURY MUIR
RAY. JR.. 1O4 E. Front street, jee-ltt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22

promise OF smile that was not fulfilled,
passed over his mouth.
Reuben had seen it before; it awakened
a memory, as q glance, sound, a per-
fume often will. He was once more in
Mrs Bartons large dining room. He
saw before him the table with its dishes
Of salad, its gold and silver cake, its mac
carocn pyramids, its sh apes of cream and
jelly. He saw the Mulberry bellies in
their evening dresses, the Mulberry beaux
chattering. smiling, looking pleased with
themselves, striving t o please the ladies.
Beulah, in her blue dress with tea roses
at her belt, 30 absorb ed in the converse
ton of young Du Bois that she had no
eyes for him, and everything else van
ished, as everything does if one fixes
ones eyes long enough upon some single
star in the clear might sky. "Beulah,
Beulah," he whispered. Then out of the
mists came the smile that was so pecu-
liar.
"Is your name Du Bois?" he asked.
Eyes," replied Il le other. Ihave met
you at the north; they entertained me
most Hospitality; I met charming people.
am glad to- He paused, mis- voice
failed him, but he struggled to complete
the sentence, "to' meet you again." The
knight of courtesy was faithful to the
last.
Reuben sat 81 lent. The moon was
slowly rising, great, silver disk in the
sky. Afsr in seuben's native home
Beulah saw herr Use.
The white lii hit flooded the great,
stubbly field wit IA all its CHASTITY relics Of
the battle, and the handsome face of Du
Bois looked whit as Parian marble. He
spoke again, and his voice had altered
strangely. His hands moved stifhy as
he drew ring from his finger.
IL shall not see my wife again." he
said. "Poor da Ring, she'll break her
heart. We love each other. Let-let
me put this on your finger, Some day
give her this and tell her l thought Of
her and the babie last of all. Tell her
how good you we re to me. Galveston,
Texas, is our hom O."
Reuben could IL OF see him for the tears
that dimmed his eyes, but their hands
met in a long, ling 'ering clasp. And still
the moon shone do wn upon them, riding
her course, and Be ulah watched it.
"Tell him lowell him all the while"
she whispered. And he at the moment
was saying to hint elf:
Jealous fool thu 1t was. He was q
married man, who loved his wife, and
Beulah must have known 1t. The poor
fellow was gallantato all women. Well,
l shall never see her again, or poor old
dad either"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22

One day, as Mrs. Barton sat upon her
porch crocheting together the strips Of
an afghan, Mr.. Spicer opened the gate
and came in. He had never done more
than nod in passing, But now he strobe
up to the porch. His face was red and
his eyes blazed.
where's your sirlY' he asked roughly.
"Sally?" queried Mrs. Barton. SIN
the kitchen, l guess. Has she been
doing anything ont of the wayT'
II don't mean Sally, | mean your
daughter" said old Spicer. He swayed
little as he stood there, and Mrs. Bar
ton wondered if he could have been
drinking.
"Well, I amt used to hear Beulah
asked for just exactly in that way, you
know, Mr.. Spicer," she said.
For answer, Sricer held toward her a
letter and newi paper that he clutched
in his hand.
"Read them" he said.
"News from the seat of war;" cried
Mrs, Barton. "Ob,, Mr.. Spicer, is 1t bad
newsT
my Reuben n dead, and your girl
murdered him, "ciied the old man shrilly.
At this moment ho tn saw Beuiah stand
ing in the doorway. She was trembling
from head to foot.
"What does he mean, mother? What
does he mean?" she cried.
81 guess he is out of his mind, child,
said Mrs. Barton. "He's got bad news.
Sit down, Mr.. Spfoer, and let me get
you good cold drink. We've got to
bear Affections when they come"
"Tm not crazy, Mrs. Barton" said old
Spicer. II know what I'm saying, and
your girl knows what mean. You did
1t at your birthday party. don't know
what you did, but he went to it happy
and hopeful, meaning TO ask you to hev
him, guess. My Reuben wasn't boy
to do that without encouragement, and
when he came back didn't know him.
No, didn't know him; he was so altered,
broke down. wretched, desperate You
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22

Board by the Day, Week or Monti
at Popular Prices.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22
Always on Hand.

This saloon Is one of the finest resorts In the
county. Convenient clubrooms are attached
and the stock of liquors and cigars is selected
from the best. A share OF your patronage Is
all that is asked.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22

Syrup.

Va tI\ks sA
drenche- Vi rain. I
went ho - and was soon after seized
with a dry, hacking cough. This
grew worse every day, until I had
to seek relief. Iconsulted DIR. Dixon
who has since died, and he told me
to get a bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup. Meantime my cough grew
worse and worse and then the Grippe
came along and I caught that also
very severely. My condition then
compelled me to do something. I
got two bottles of German Syrup. I
began using them, and before taking
much of the second bottle, I was
entirely clear of the Cough that had
hung to me SO long, the Grippe, and
all its bad effects. I felt tip-top and
have felt that way ever since"
PETER ]. .BRIALs, Jr., Cayuga, Hines
Co.. Miss. o
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK OF LYON. v
DAYTON New Aug. 6, 1881.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEAL
Ned Proposals will be received at this office
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF Monday, September z,
1891, for the construction of a pile bridge across
the Walker River in Mason Valley.
Plans, specifications and plat Of bridge site
are now ON file and open Tor inspection at this
Oftce.
The party or parties who may be awaFded
the contract to build said bridge will be- re-
quired to give a good and sufficient bond in
the penal sum of 5000. conditioned for the
erection OF said bridge in faithful manRer IN
conformity with the plans aud specifications
on file, aud the completion thereof for inspect
1891. - ..-A
right TO reject any aud All bids. A1.
All bids must be addressed To the Chairman
of the Board Of County Commissioners, Day
ton, Lyon County Nevada, care County Clerk.
BY order OF the Board of County Contnis-
sioners.
HENRY WOOD.
Dayton. Aug. 6, 1891 CLERK.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22

and the finest mixed and fancy drinks viii al
ways be forthcoming upon order A fine club
room is at the disposal OF parties who wish to
indulge in social game of cards.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22

The Place for Ranchers to Put Up
When in Town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22


SEVERAL CASES CURED.
PIrrsBuRe, Pa, May, 1889.
The wrll-known Rev. Pastor A, j. T., who
will readily give his name on request writes
US: An orphan under my care suffered from
epilepsy for four sears, which had advanced
very Far, but three bottles of Pastor koeniys
Nerve Tonic cured him entirely.
Another boy suit, rcd from cramps to such
degree, that he became violent nt times and
endangered his own life, Treatment IN several
hospitals by competent physicians gave only
Temporary rel et, but afttr usiug several
b,ttles ot Pastor Eoanig's Nerve Tonic he
was care entirely, aud has been wei and
healthy ever since.
TnE Valuable Book ON Nervous
Uk b Diseases sent free to any address
Nk n and poor patients can also Obtain
q ehEm &~tiIis medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Rever-
end Pastor koeaig, effort Wayne. ind. since 1876
and is now prepared under his direction By the
KoENic MED. CO.. Chicago, Iil.
Sold by Druggists at 81 per Bottle. Q for
S5. Large Size. S1.75. eBottles for 50.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1891-08-22
PERFECTLY WELL

PERFECTLY WELL .
FILLMORE. DUBUQUE Co., IA, Sept. i&1,
Miss H. Finnigan writes: My mother and
sister used Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic for
neuralgia. They are both perfectly well now
and never tired praising the Tonic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-21
9lus ocr canaoiid)em gSabIsGans
DQQtte.

Soronto, Ont, 20. Sebruar.-Sir
Sobn McSonalo, Der canabllhe Grenlier,
beld,ulbigte betauutlit bteler Gage 0rn.
@omaro Sarrer, einen Der &ebafteure DeS
y@lote," cine Srold3iire uerfaBt ;u baben,
nortu bar9elegt murOe, pie Canada ont
9Sirflamteu geit)pdd)t unb Sur 9lnnerion
an Die Ser. Staaten 9e;wuugen psroeu
f6nne. Ger 4be1=Rebatteur oeS u@lobe,"
s. g. Btlltlon, bat nun III bem Slatte cine
GrflGrung nit letner llnterIbritt iber btee
Sade perCfentlldlt, lportn er II. u. lagt:
yy9in fir naS Yublitum beitimnteS Sour
nal tonne feine Gontrole iiber Die Yriuatan-
iid)ten unb has pripate Shun Der Wiitglieoer
lelnes GeoaftlonSltabes auSubeu, uuo Der
yGlobe" iei nur 3tldter iiber 9as, mas 6ar=
rer iiir Die Spalteu bieies SlatteS idrelbe.
Der Senauute let Elm sbr fdbiger Sournas
lit uuo Die Giaeutbiimer beS SlatteS ieien
nit ieinen 9eiitungeu in leher Sinfldt su=
friebeu. Sm uebrisen laiit ild Der vSlobe"
teiue @eiste bur6s Yoliliter ober @liquen
BON Yoltifern uorlt)reiben unb ltebe III fels
ner @eie in BEN Sieuiteu lold)er. ST trete
fir Die Sad)e Der liberalen Yartei ein, lei
aber nid)t pas lubfbirte Organ Der 2ebtereH.
3as 9latt lei uit3t fir Die Siibrer Der gtbe=
ralen uNb oiele nit]t fiir ben p9lobe" per
antmortlid). @enn iid) irgsno 9emauo bes
vSsrratbes" idluloig gema1t babe, 10 ioae
Der 8remisrminifer na6 NtaBgabe oes Ge<
iepes 9egen Senielben uor9eben, id) aber
nd)t ;l eitlem Gei6wdt fir gSabl;wefe
auf Der Reonerbiibns fortreiBeu lafisu. 4ber
ielbft augeuon1men, Der ySerrdtber" lei
lflulbig, mas babe bas NtlBuerbalten zines
Yriuat(S (Sournaliiten nit Der Tscipro;itdts-
Graae Ill thun2nn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-21
Sic @eltauSf4eaun9.

Gbicaao, 20. Sebruar. Die 9rbeit an
ben gSeItauSltellungs z9ebdubeu ill uSafz
ion.Yarfe" 1T burd) cine AnSabl 3immer=
leute wieber aufgenommen iporoen, unb bies
lelben wurben nldt belafigt. Die Shaar
bon MiiBisgan9ern, ourd) iueldJe Die lrbei=
ter Dor einlgen &agen aus bem Barte per-
trieben murD.n, lieB ii9 nidt blideu. 0tan
hat Maldinerie sum Gbnen oes SobenS in
SEN Yarf eebrad)t, uub nie Gontraftoren a-
aen, iie miirpeu am Nontag cine Sd)aar
0eute an Die Nrbe,t ltelleu. Sic Woueu pem
eluaeQanaenen Gpntratte aemdB nMr auleriz
fanIid]e Siirser anitellen unb slauben oa-
bur6 etipai9en Sd)mieri9feiten por,ubeu=
zen. Sci Der Citation 0pbe.%arf mar gs.
ftern cine .3eit lang Jfelerpe YOliSei auf9er
lte1t, ba man ibrer aber nlt)t bcpurite, 10
ididte man bic Heute balb ptoer aui 1breil
qewobulid)en Bolteu. 2ie Irbeiter-E -Eersiue
inb nit bem SOntratte, ben Die Sireftoren
fir bic Irbeiten I'M pSadlon Varte" ab9e-
ldloiien babeu, nit)t 3uirieben. Die Sc.
itimmuns, bag feline Nidtbiirger bedaitgt
fperben louen, lit linen gan; redlt; aber
mas fie mod mebr perlangeu, lit Die Seliim.
mung, baB nur Unions arbeiter aueeiellt
peroen iolen, unb Sa6 bas 9ld]tftuuOeuae4
ieb anerfaunt wiro. auh psrlaugeu iie Gin
permansntes S6i.psserid)t in arbeiter
Sragen.
Sn elnem bier erib.insnben Ibenbblatte
lieit man: ru@s itebt iait 10 feit, ais oh es
bic Observation-Disclosures bereits be-
ld)loiien batten, oaB pom Seeuier ais Aus+
itenungsplas gang abseisbsn, unO Die groBe
Sd)auitellnna etnslg nno alleiu i'm uSadion>
Yarfe," 10 81 lagsn unter eiuem sroBen
Dsftea 0hnphnItPu nsrNpu rnirh
9ller. 3. sluoerlOu uou &albiugton, 3.
G., lit gum SpsSial-Spmmiidr iiir Das eft
lide Gepartemeut Der ySetauSIsllung nit
Sauptquartieren III 9telu= Yort uno l8aib=
lnqton ernannt porosn. Gr miro lid init
ben Gorbsreitunssn fiir Die arpBe internas
iionale SlOtten- Gepiie, weld)e I'M 6afsu pou
Stem gDorf uno bel oaTptOu JtoaDs I'M
Sribjabre 1898 Dor Der Gr0ifnung DER
sseltausitslluHg itattiinDsn lol, Su bel4dIti-
gen babeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-21
Die SSabrt 3,im Grade.
Sbernam lteberreTte anf bent Wese nadD ct.
Spuis. - 9eiuabe eiu beoenfIidler unfaI
bci Wausiielp, Na.


YittS burg, Bd., 20. 6ebruar. -
Siele Sauienbe BON Wtenideu luaren beute
oil perdieoeueu Yunften be5 9eleties Der
yBenniDluauier 8abn" perlammelt, nm BEN
3uq nit Der geide Sberman's poriiberfab-
rem III eben. Die grDBte SolfSmenge be-
fano ih i'm llniOnz9epot, iuo ba8 Is. Nfis
li;.Heqiment, ionic Gertreter aller Boiten
Der ,@ranb Armp" Der bieiigen Staot in
Neih' uno @lieo itaueen, nm benz tobteu
Seeriiibrer bic lsete Gbre Su erlpeilsn. AlS
Der 3ug nm 7.47 irib anlangte, ipielte Die
SapeQe bes 18. HegineutS einen Srauer>
marit, bic Solbaten prdientirten @enebr
uno Die iibrigen Nnmelenoen entbl0Bten baS
t0aupt. glle Sird)englodeu purben 9ez
l1utet mdbreno Der 3ug bur6 bic Staot
fubr, uno SalutidiiHe iuuroen auf ben be-
nad)barten Siigelu III 3wii1enrdumen BON
ls einer Otiuute geloft. auf Der gSeiterfabrt
pou bier aus mare benz 3u9e bel WtansFelb,
3d., nm 8.37 OtorgenS betnahe Elm un9liid
sugcitoBen. 2lu6 bort mar eine sroBe Nen.
it,enmenge oil Der SabnItation perlammelt,
uno Elm 9emiiier Ibomas Srpin itano auf
benz @eleile. llS ihm irgenD Ssmanb sus
rief, iif ans Dem gSege 3u MAIDEN, penn er
nid]t Iberiabren perben mollte, uerlor er
ben Sopf uub ergriff III Der aufre9ung cine
gSsidenitauge, woOurt er Die gSei9e on
nete.
Der Bug tpuroe bierburd auf eiu Neben9e<
leiie gelenft, meld)e5 gliidlid)er gSeiie tlar
mar. g9dre Ger 3ug etrpaS hneler geiab-
rem, 10 bate i'm bic ofiene @eid)e leidt sum
Gnt9lelIen briusen f0nneu.
9enuiion, O., 20. Sebruar. - auf
Der Sahrt BON EtttSburg hierber eret9nete
1td), abgeleben bon benz 3mild)entaIle aI
WianSfielo, nl6t5 GripabueHSpertbes Der
Sbio.Hiuer ipuroe I'M i9 Qbr WtorgeHS gez
treuit, unb sebn 0ttnuteu ipGter erreid)te
Der 3ug Steubenpille, g., no Elm fur5cr
loalt gemadt muroe. Gnua IS 8eteraneu
oe5 pStanton. BoitsnS" Der y@rau0 Armu,"
lamnltlldl betagte Wdnner, oarllnter Oiele
Sriippel, fanoeu bort auf bem Yerrou bes
Sabnhots, uHo pieleu Der alteu Srieger lie
Ten bei'm anblid bes gSaggons, tpeld)er bic
lleberreite lbres oabingeitlebeHen 6ubrers
bars, Die Shrdnen iiber Die gSaugsn. Nuf
Der 6abrt burd bic 9egen0 meTtiid) Don
Steubenuiue muroeu bic gSirfuugen Der
tiirsli6en beftigen 0tegeu9iiiie bemertbar.
Ile 9tteoerun9en iparen iiberidwemnt,
uuo man lab plele 61uier, Die bis an ba5
Speite Stodluert inter @aiier itanoen. llat
1880 Sormltta9S fam Der 3ug III 0eunls
Jon oil.
HG ulumbus, @, 20. 6sbruar. = Sn
Newcomerstown, Goibocton, gtewart uno
anoereH Stationeu i'll Ohio ereigueteu I'D
dbnlite Scenen. Ser 3us fam I'M 2.25
Na9mitta9s in Columbus oil unb fubr mn
3.15 iueiter. llugeidhr 20, Neniden bat.
ten lid aur benz bieiigen Sabubofe eiHgss
iunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-02-21
Cine &reasiai,,ta TIT siaut.

Gan SransiSce 20. Sebrunr. =
Capt. 5bomas BON benz britii1eu Sdifie
pOterionetb" berid)tet bon Der ar.uSlgung
zines Gingeborenen III Clam, Dereu Iuger-
seuge er gemeen. Der Wtann mar babel
.abaefaBt poroen, ais er GnglGnber an bei-
lise Stdtten fiibrte, porauf SoOesitrafe itsbt.
9r wurps ersrifien uuO al einem Saume
ieitsena9elt. Su bleler Steluug lebte er
orel Gage. 9Sdbreuo bieier 3eit waren Die
Gtnseborenen beitduOig nm ibn perlammelt
uno belbimpfteu ibu in Jeper gSeiie. Sein
nadter SOrper mar nit Stedfliegeu bebedt;
ais es bem @noe su9ing, laut i.ine 9inn=
labe berab, unb bic 5llegeu beme9ten ii6
auf Der angeid)mOllenen Sunge. I'm bic
@rauiamtsit Der CITRATE nod su erbHben,
brahte man bem Geri6mabtel1S BON 3eit
sur 5eit maize 99wdlnme Dor ben Munp,
aber nid)t 10 nabe, baB er iie beIeden fonnte
Gegen pas GnOe Oes britteu Cages ltarb Der
llualiidli1s. 9arauf uGberte iid) Elm Se.
amttr Der 2eid)e NIB iiieb ihr einsu aus
eiuem antilopenbOrn perisrtisteu Speer in
bic Se,te. IS fub Slut uuo gSaiier aus
Der g9unoe. Sobalb Dies geiteben mar,
,priteIteu lid, Sie gp,rte
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Srau Marp WcSenrp'@or, Prdiloentin Der
Samenbeborbe Der u9incoln. Suititution," !"
Der bieiigen SnoanersSd srbob beute
Ginipra6s ss9su bic Ssbauptun9 bes Dol
meti6trs Yrimsau bon Der Stanbin9- 9-&ot-
assntur, SaB Die ben s8eiBen ieinolid, se>
finnten 6duptlinge BON Dem Yublitum in
9bilaoelpbia beuOrSugt unb III jsOer t0iniid)t
nit 9rDBsrer auimertiamteit bebanoelt NOR.
ben ieieu, als Die ben @eiben freunbli6
@eiinnien. numeutlidl bel benz y@mpiauge"
in Der horticultural Sall." Srau @or erz
fldrt, Die 9npianer ieisn ale in 9leib freuuoz
liter @eiie bebaHoelt tuoroen, uno iaus
ben Ginen in semiher Siniidt msbr auf-
mertiamtsit ssiAenft morbsn lei, ais Den
auoern, 10 lei 9as iiderlid biniittli9
Der ireuEolid seiinnten SnOianer s.ideben.
uebrisens ieien idmmtlids Siuur nit Der
Sebanplung, Die ibnen su 3beil semoroen,
iehr sufrieben se,ueien uno batteu Oen@unid
aus9eipro6eu, baB lire Sinber nad) pbila.
bslpbia sebradt luiirOen, nm bort ersugsn
III ueroeu
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9torip II, Conn, 20. Sebruar. - Sn
bsm led)S Wieilen norolid BON bier selege.
nen fleinen Srte gSilton iperoen bic unter
benz 9samen pgSsiBfappeu" befannteu I'm
bOlSe INNER fiibuer uub baben iid jett gum
@utleten aler suten Siirser iosar an Die
HerlOn bes 0Oripoitmeiliers Ni6arb -.
Std 9eipast. 9ieier Yfsste auBsr einem
tlef berab1alenben impolanteu aiunbarts
aud prattuollc rotbe n9 9otel.tteu" III traeeu.
%or elnlsen Sageu nun sins ibm elu 0rob.
brief, porau1 Sobtenbelne uuo Elm butaez
Irdnftsr Sar9 ab9ebilbst iparen, nit ser
4ufiorosruny su, Die Saare aus ieiuem &C.
iidlt su e1tternen ober auf bas S6limmite
sefabt ;u ieiu.
6r. Sitt, eiu duberit wOblmoaenber uno
barulIoler Mann, iuel1er NIT Der eausen
9Selt IN 0rleoeu lebt, leste fein Gewid]t auf
Die Orobuu9. @ei1eru ab.r erld);,n er obne
peoIslstIen;" nur uHaniebnIide Stoppelu
bapon mareu nod su iebsn. Ser Bollmeiiter
wel9erts llt, cine GrtlGruus barlber absu.
seben, aber man ersdblt iid) aagemtiH i'm
Ssrtrausn, er let ssfiern atsuO aui ieiuem
gewobnliten SSese burb Elm Seb0l; Don
pHeiBtappen" itberfalen nue nm eiurn
uid1tisen Sbeil oes Sd)mudes ieines sc.
tdlts bsraIbt w0rbsu.