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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

matter w~ild lie compounded. lie
was not aware that the southern Pact
iic hal done suything wrong Ia the
way o'cuiiiur rates. Au appeal, how
ever, las btHu utur tpwari tbI 90 tho
Presidents, uud uuti. they lilvp puHei
upon thc matter he couldn't say what
course the : Southern ptcinr would ut-
ste. lie admitted that la ease 1t was
urCidci adversely to thH company thg
guilty party w hls employ would have
10 go. In conclusion. he said Guuid
h1i the same right Of apprRi ,lsfor.
dlschargiug MANAGER Locus, hut for
sImo rruaun be- tiI not choose Loo taar
advantage NJ ".
Tue evening Paper. ns'ert hat the
We.tet' lni,ic As ci.tiVn VIII Poe nii
probability huail, NV ltlllurix month,
ana that fepfr-rntn'iv. Vt one ui the
the largest ron .e Co the 41HiAulu hni
said today that IN his opinion, another
mtttiug will mover Co., h.li. 10 H. stat
'I that the me, liuF- Wrrp decidedly
iuugfmpuiOu-. Monday, alder srvrr,l
Wattufn NJ routine wee disposed ul
GYull femafEcl that if action was NOT
tukun Ia the case ~ tue three rUsc-
guilty ~ ratio quitting the Missouri.
Pacific wnulu with Imw. Thcori-Iual
offender ans tho Southern Pacii' uu
thu NJ .lir rate gud y ssHu for ifci lhl
over its lint. The HufIiuEteu clt inc
rate Qn wool. There was no response
f-om any %. the guilty once, nor lom
PfrsIdipgOGr tlilior lhcsuupnuNr.
Gould vaigcI out OF tho room. TUES.
ID no action wns taken, and yr,ier.
e.rrr.idvut ClNri served notice
nt the Missouri Pacific would win.
umw in ninety dave.
A prominent Western railroad man
said TO reporter "A- I take II, Slr.
Gould has been fair. lie slnt0ly Re.
maudrI justice, but ihr trouble Was
this tImn / lt the men Involved iu the
rate cut.ing occupied 600 high place.
The dischatse NJ Vice President
Smbblc ~ the inuthern Pacific nni
Brucfnl Freight Agent Miller Of the
Darlington wa., uudrr.t0ui, DE-
manitl. The suIliy roads wore az
parrntly not disu0sHi 70 lnke thvif own
me iicinv. think Mr.. Gould viii NJ
lrevor t. put his old sohoniu OF rail-
road clearing house through.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

Few women know how 10 walk and fewer
still know how To brrathc. The chest dos
not hold your iull breathing apparatus. my
dear The muscle, that Ltlp IN the lungs
No In the abdomen Breathe from thoru.
hll your luus' fun using those poor. neg
lected muscles which tight lacing unl h
noraucc have made almost useless, to you
Draw Ia breath w you would smell, ross
with a long, full, detp inhalation; erect
your head oSptud Your chest, hold yuur
stli evenly poised without mincing og loll
ing or bending forward or'backwars pnI
walk away n nlturU meant you should
Win the sr1rcfH, stride and ll.s0m abaa
don nj q young animal
Throw away your French heels. cast on
determining corets and 1i natural Walk
dwly M This WY. not IN a ccl.,lu,s round
Of shopping bat strike Tor tho country
roads where the winds blow frcsh. and I
give You my worl you viii grow beautiful
from day 90 day and be counted with thc
daughters OF the Chicago Port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

LONDOS, Jan. IA dispatch from
MOztmuique. SAYS: The Arab slave
holders la Nya-.a land recently con-
snhiatcd their iorces and made an A..
igckNon the British OUTPOST ut MaEan-
grras, killing Captain Mcguire, com.
mander OF tue South African Com.
pany's forces Of 5lkhs; Dr. Doyle, MIR.
McEwan, engineer OF tho r0mpany's
steamer, and nine skis. Many more
were wounded. rhe fate Of the out
poet II In doubt. The Lake Company
mas asked fora gunboat and supply
Of ammunition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
sIrln,.. NJ Lonrcr rn.Llnnnnlr.

a Wen known Sew York woman. speak
Ing n the health OF women. said, "lt 4.
fuNly ua insignificant sitn Of Tia, tIme.
that sickness /, no l0ggrr Fashionable. am.
we DO not nuW ENJOY poor health In th.
smaller towns gus have ttmtlng fts ami
mntrons breuk down with nervous prl,trl
tion The ely women nrr plump. rosy and
str0us boo comparison u seems thm ill.,.
eon1t ONION Bro fi.'.rs thomsel,.-.
wI strong tu1 uni wrmWl yucuify Tha
otupluuIs and excitement og clty he tr.
tonic 20 our brains aud uory,s. hui we
must remember rbat every tonic has h.,
corresponding depression and may b.
ahuasl Activity aad rezt should alter.
mite In due proportion ami mars the
Rhythmic harmony oi hsalth."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

Fresh grapes can DO had all through
tho winter at triAing expenditure OF
care and attention, The grapes should
DO cut when Just ripe, with several inches
OF siem on each bunch, aud then DO
placed IN paper boxes, with layer Of
crutnplcd Newspaper underneath and
anothergboyo them. The punches should
not touch, and the grapes should not DO
piled IN the box. Keep thom in cool,
dry room-not IN the cellar, tho damp.
ness thore Is suro TO spoil thcm-und
with caro- TO prevent their freezing they
will DO as eatablo in February as in
Octo'9r.-lnteryisw in St. Louis Globe
Democrat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

ST. LOUIS, Jau. IA Rop,IJiio
special from Mnria, Texas, says an at.
tempt was made last night by an
armed body OF Mexicans 20 rob the
CibilO silver mineR NJ ShAter, hut the
rOnhefs were surprised by u de'ach-
mrnt OF Texas Rangers aud put 10
flight, after a stubborn ight, In which
three Of the robbers were killed. The
survivors hcd In the darkness toward
the Rio Gfanto. one Of them II An
tonic Carasc0, whose brother year
ago killed a ranger. Ia this vl1iuity
the McNicaus ouiuunher tho Ancfi.
cans two 10 ore, aud seriols trouble IL
feared ~ n result Of the aliny.
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The year 1891 was remarkable In the
anthracite co.d trade Tor its onorinou.
production, which far exceeds that Of
any other year Heretofore 1883 has
uorne tho banner for production, or
mther shipments, witha total OF 80, Ia.
Us tons, bu, tho present outlook IS that
1871 viii furpAs5 this by about 2,OOy. 900
TONS, OF something over iO.OOO.OOO in ALL
an Unprecedented figure. and nearly
i,OOO,OOO tons greater than tho lhipnonts
of 1870.
Ins statistics Of shipments Of hard
coal up 10 Dee. . show that 30 far In 1891
3i,iJJ.0jl tons had boon shipped, an in
crease OF i,O3g,i93 over 1890 for the cor.
responding period Tho shipments for
December agreed upon by the c0mpanic.
arc S,2jO,OOO tons, and II that full
amount were carried the total IS consider
ably over ~, 0JO, 900 Philadelphia Rec
crd.
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Gibbons Hcnrs tho News OF tha Death
of tho Cardinals.

BALIIMoRE, Jan. ~. - Cardinal
Gibbons, speaSing 10 representative
Of the Associated Press concerning
Cardinal Manning, said; "Vhe death
Of Cardinal Manning Il "A great loss
not only Ia tho Catholic church la
England, hut to the whole English
speaking Catholic world. Cardinal
Manning was seer anu scanned with
nlnI0st prophetic eye tue religious, So
cial and political horizon. He was In
sympathy with all the wants aud legit.
innate aspirations Of humanity. He
felt the Catholic church was the great
force 10 realize these aspirations. Ho
Inns lett the stamp 81 his character on
HE age, No mau inside or outside NJ
the church Ia giasped social questions
~ he din to- he knew now 10 harmon
lZe tho Telatiuna Of tho church aui
state. He was the acknowledged
champion Of the working classes Ia
England whose cause no esponsed 40
the riskOf health aud life. In con.
vorsatiOn he was most instructive AMI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
A NEGRO LYNcuEp.
lie Was Taken from the Marshal aud
hiiicd bs Mob.


OXFORD, Pa, Jan. li.-Henry Cor
bin, the negro who murdered Mrs.
George +. Homer here Tuesday night,
whs lynched At 10 O'Clock this evening.
He has been hiding since the murder
in shed 200 feet from the place where
the crime was committed. Growing
hungry, hs sent negro boy for food,
ana the boy told oi his hiding place.
A crowd Vt once formed and rushed TO
the spot. The murderer heard them,
hut II was too late TO escape. In
cOwardly fear, he eudcavored to
suicide, but only Indicted a slight
wound, The crowd rushed In aud
seized him. The marshal and bis ~.
sistants took him In charge aud were
leading him to the calaboose, followed
by the enIaged crowd. Just at the
door ~ the calahoose some one threw
rope around his neck, but the marshal
cut II aud the murderer was locked up.
The mob soon hearing that the sheriff
was on his way 70 take charge OF Cor.
bin, broke into tho calsbOose, dragged
out the murderer and hung him to a
tree In the police square. They then
fired 100 bullets into his body. The
crowd disappeared, leaving Corbin
hanging. COrhin has been for two
year, servant " Mrs. Horner. He
murdered her with club on Tuesday
night. Her daughter resisted his Ne.
FAULT on her anu escaped 10 the street,
giving the alarm. Mrs. HOrner's
maiden name was Markell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
Opening Of thc prus.lnn I.audinr.

BERLiN, Jan. a. rne Laudtas
OPENED To-Day. The emperor king was
not pt 3sent an ! Caprlvi read a slerch
from tue throne at the opening u tlIe
session. The speech made no reference
10 foreign affairs. Referring 10 the
scribe1 It le6s favorable than In 1891.
The Upper Houfe Of the Laudtag
elected Duke Ralioor President. In
the Reichstag, Herr Richter advised
that the German steamship line to
Samoa be abandoned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

The other day the Southeastern Rail.
way company was asked no less Il sum
than El,2jO,OoO for small and practi.
cally useless piece Of ground in Der.
mondsey. Tho land isabout sixteen feet
in Depth and comprises an area OF 4,l3i
superficial feet, so that the claim is at tho
rate Of ci3,OOOOOO an aero. Tho com.
pany, 1t is scarcely necessary to add, did
not close ut tho sum stated.-Loudon
nt-Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
Extraordinary Activity NJ the Gun
Foundry.

New YoRiS, Doc. IA special
from Troy says that there IL e1trnordi.
nary activity ut the Wntervliet arsenal
or Government Gun Foundry. iu-
eituctious have been received to rush
al orders Tor big guns aud waste no
time In the nual polish Of fancy 6nish.
Ing touches. Thirteen eighteeu-iuch
guns are now being flushed with the
utmnit speei, aud large number Of
Calling guns are under way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

Aftor passing three hills on tho cal.
endar, Including one for hhll Of
records Ia Washington, ID. c., the
Senate proceeded 10 executive bust.
ness. When the doors were opened
an adjournment was takun till Mon.
day.
Morrill, presented memorial from
the astronomers Of the country relat.
ing 10 changing the management Of
the new observatory from the navy
department 10 the civil administration.
Referred to tho committee on naval
affairs.
Among the bills introduced and Of.
lerud we're; BY Vest For the i'm.
provemcnt oil the Mississippi river from
liz mouth to the ONO, appropriating
SlO,OlO,O0O.
OF employees and travellers by compel.
ling common carriers to equip cars
with automatic cOuplers aud con.
tinuous brakes ami their locomotives
with driving wheel brakes.
By WiisDn-For two additional as
socints Justices Of tho supreme court In
Utah,
The Senate then took IN the calendar.
Tho hrst bill was one 10 aid the State
OF Colorado To support q school ol
mines and appr0priatng iity per cent.
OF AL moneys paid the United State.
for mineral lnnds in Colorado for the
maintenance Of the school OF mines
estab iished at Golden. Passed.
Among other bills passed was ono
author zing the construction Of a
hFilVp across tho Missouri riypr 10
tweon Chamberlain IN Brulo county
and Lyman county, South Dakota
and one appropriating $500, 900 Tor tho
purchase Of ground aud the erection
thereon In the city Of Washington OF
building to be used as hall OF rec.
OTds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

A liar dsomo natural cavo was recent
~ discovered in Lafayette county, Ga.
IL contains many rooms Of most ex-
qrisito crystsllizoi beauty aud yawn-
ing abyss into which large stones have
boon thrown with no rovorboluting
sounds borne back 70 the ear by which
its depths might bo giugcd. Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

RoMg, Jlu. l3.-r irfl1nnza IL
rapidly spreading. -Four hundraI cases
we're reported a. Legnoru yeaictIHy.
The mortality there is very heavy.
Many deaths uIe reported from the
mnludy W. Mnnicfa and : lvuus.
CorESHAuEg, Jan. "a. -- sixteen
thousand cases OF iuiluru1a were tc.
ported here during The past week. aui
sevcnty-two deaths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

nosToS, Jan. 1.-THE Union Pa
rific's November statement OF the Gu.
the syslclu shows:
Net earnings, 81, s2S, 900; increase,
SGl5, 600, For the eleven months 10
Nov, inter S0th net earnings were
Sl4 los 900, Nn increase Of $3.50, 900,
The expenses decreased 81, 1919
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ranr,h.tIn.. rn.im..l.r..

WAsuNuIUN, Jan. IL. - About
seventy fourth.olass postmsstcrs, rep
frsunIlng twenty states, met here ia
National convention aud effected per-
mnnent equalization. F.P. Scnustt Of
hittAning Ohio, was elected president.
A committee WAS appointed to pre-
pare biii embodying the views II
the convention upon tho subject OF
compensation for fOurth.cla,s post
mllslers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
ANOTHER INSULT.
4 German Murdered BY chilean. Who
Thought lsc WI. nm American.

hhohAh' "' WINS m AAiFft'hus
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 1.-THE Brit
lsh sloop OF war "Daphue" LETT here
for Esquimsult this morning. She was
short eight men, who had deserted the
sloop here. They were seen later In the
day, and ascrlbsd their leaving to tho
persecution Of the sergeant Of marines.
The Daphne" was IN Valparaiso dur.
ing the attack on the Baltimore"
sailors. Marine Gibson said that few
days before October 10th there was u
German sailor from the mau-of.war
Sophia" murdered by the ChileAns In
water font house called the ''Shske-
spears." A Chilean called out that
the sailor was an American. The I'M
fortunate man was seized from behind
and stabbed In the abdomen, and his
body ripped up. He died In u few mo-
ments, aud nothing ever came OF II.
The incident was referred TO yesterday
during the taking Of the testimony at
Mare leland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

PIT1sBrHG, Pa, Jan. ll.-Sonator
Sherman passed through tho city to-
ulght. lie stated IN az interview that
he would retire from political lie after
this term. He say, Foraker can now
control the Ohio delegation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
4 Hearing OF Bo,h sides Set for r.b-
ruary ttfh.

WAsiiNolOs, Jan. 1.-the Senate
committee on Territories bad under
consideration this morning the bill TO
provide q local government for Utah,
anu decided 70 grant hearing Feb.
ruary lith TO persons from Utah 10
favor Of and opposed 10 the measure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

WASHINGTON, jan. lI.-lThe Idaho
contest was again up to-day before the
Senate committee on privileges and
elections. Claggctt spoke Ia his own
behalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
FRIDAY LAKE CRY UTAH TEBIIIoR1

thnp stU0 nDD. DOJ Increase Of appr0pfi'
tions by III. Flny-Grst Congress over
the Fifieti. The average incrrasc ~
ihe Forty.foufth 10 the Fiitieth hau
bscn nUpit egu nnu. 900. On tho let Of
Julv. 1897. There had been In the treas.
ury surplus of a ij,uIJ,uOO. what
ha become NJ II? To-day the cash IN
the treasury was e2j, ul0,OlDl aus thls
iuciu Ell aibs' rs coins. One hun.
died and Ten million lGlllu urrlug
hna disauprnfcd under the opemlipnH
OF approximations made W. the R,puh'
llrsuf.
Referring to the rcouiing ofbonds,
iiousgR on MapssirpL
inquired Ii tho moury was Ia the
treasury with which to lay the bonds
WHY did the sfctptiry mex holdcfs TO
cA 'rud Them at Per cent?
u.pkery thanked Hooker for tie
fu.gs-tipn ami aldo scientifically
that he resented the insulation OF Che
Gentleman isbm NJ ssissippi Inn 90"
secretary didn't lake W theso bonds
j,clvs. there WIS ho' mluur.
But the controlling reason TOT the "a.
tfarrliunty urjor frr tie condition NJ
uUtiaa.urv wa the Act iht, it would
Accommodate she national hanks uU
pf.v.u. ,hr pNUenan uu thris part Il
exchanging bonds AMI ~ az pre-
miuu. rsi lhis bv ava administration
Nh1.r most distiuguis Official h'l
BOO Maine. Ina 1855, denounced Mr..
cleveland because l, deposited money
ma national banks. Under Hndi-Du's
administration sib,0jJ,U0D remain Ia
the national banks.
u the rsuma'r- not one dollar was
estimated for rivers and hlrlors tr-
cause thcrr was dsdcit Of SIS 1000.
nIyuiry QUESTIONED TINS STATE.
MIST
aud quoted from tao report Of Score.
tnfy Foster.
01cbpfy replied the estimates pre-
pared hy tuo CLERKS ui the senate aud
House cpmmittco4 On appropriations
showed this deficiency.
I..wi.ton, Of Georgia, alliance mem.
brr, sliI from uua eni Of the llnd To
the other today there existed more
dustituii1n ANA G,Btrrssthaa was ever
before .nnvn ga tns history of the
county. IL was lime Tor congress %
call O. h1lt iu making unnecessary anu
ruck'CH appropriations.
Hlpkiu., or Illinois, opposed HDl.
mani, rvs1luti1n. Goutlcmon could
not afford 70 vote Tor {. n tuey meant
government aid 70 the Worli'- Fair.
McKESNA, on CALIFORNIA,
opposed the rospldtion as useless and
mileading. if it wa, an attack on
the sugar bounty thai wA removed
from controversy In this house. n Il
had reference ~ tho NiCWnugua canal
he dil not think the - mocrai- wouli
be found LEFT nn "a. quealiDn.
BIi.ylr OF Iowa, also opposed the
resolution.
The time limit having expired Hot
man entered u motion ~ reconsider
the vll1 by witch the prryinl, Ii,s.
ton was ordered. II it wa, fluul de.
rirablc, sall he, 10 make thu Language
u She second resolution more oxplici {
Il can be done % morrow.
"Does tue genlirm % withdraw Tor
ropair-?" Inquired Mr.. Rvod. tGreat
laughtvrl.
eyes, SIR" replied Holman. 81 nsk
that II 20 over until he Introduces his
bill placing wnOl on the free list"
Ovens, " Ohlo, objected aui the
luuso ndiuuFurl,
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''nid Denies n flunor Tho rranIc
Association.

NFw york Ian, l4-lsy Gould
,,,~' seen tons ate npou At the Win,s,r
ti"'r 900 a-RuI wngt tuth the.s w,s
'n sue lumnr thai Ito hgI rItlreI fr,ui
,Ne western " M, Asa citation. III,
''t,l'ui "Iho1u Q, uo Truth IN 10
Il, ltuutlhv on said he AID not b.li.v..
,4e as'"ci ton w0uh bo dishnnJ,J.
ne hpash; tnat 9ollI Wasu man nt
'sminon aeuso anu was confident tns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

In view u the expected visitation Of
graa'hoppers IN some parts OF the state
next year, the state board Of horticulture
mas arranged for supply Of parasites
from Now South Wales, TO be ready for
distribution IN March San Francisco
Call
Mr.. Rockefeller. Collection Ut Jsw,,..
Mn, William Rockefeller has always bad
~ p'nehant for prsrla, and has msdca pu.u,
~ getting possession Of the best stones for
hde Her collection is said 10 be- worth
nearly Soo1' but Of coarse her diumonds
rnuic', sapphirc and other Jewels exceed
70 inc aEgrggltc lhc value ot her pearls.
Nav Nurk Herald
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THE UTAH BILL.
The Senate Committee VIII licar
the Pros aud Contras,
February 1ith.
MISTAKEN ron AN AMERICAN AND
MURDERED IN CHILE.
4 Mob fakes the Law In ilB
Own Hands and Kills a
Negro.
rHE rAULgsrR BILL.

By Tclerrarg to tho Ngw.i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15

ROVE Jan. II srhe Pops today die.
,.1e ] au aliectionalo telegram to Queen
llgIlrih aud the Prince Of Vale. OK.
lJessing bis confidence.
IMPRESS rREDERIoK Will M THERE.
bRmN, Jan. n. 80 The Enpress
felgtiut will probably go To England
% attend tho funeral vi her nepAsw.
~ Is ps liable that Prince Henry viii
also go la behalf OF Emperor Willinm.
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rtARRtsoN's CONDOLENCES.

WAsulEur0S, Jan. II -Sir Julian
taluccioIe, Brush minister, today
,lAc.ally notified Secretary Blaine OF
llr death VI the Dlko o. Clarence and
Avon1als. This afternoon ths Secrs.
TRY replied, by direction Of the Presl.
lieut. expressing higsjrrOw. ana stating
luat The minister OF the United sites
lh London mad been directed to MAKE
suitable communication there.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
&tabtratb.

-Sn ieiner reseImdbisen SiBuns
am Donnertas Mbeno paiiirte ber Ses
lect GounciI bic 500, 900 8onbperorb.
nuns aur 8oaenouns bes Munisipalee.
bdubes, bes bItlihen 8rldenbosens unb
gum 8au bon Observation-Disclosures
enbsaltis. Die $3.50, 900 Bonbperorb'
nuns tpurbe BEN Sinan3 Gomite suss.
tpieien.
Ssrner paRirten in britter 2siuns bic
8sroronuneen: Gum 8au Der Soaoip,
itrabe 8rIde, dbsr bic BHidten unb
pas Salair Der StaotaiieHoren unb ii.
ret @iilitenten, uno fur einen 3tpeisie'
psr an Dldion Mpenue, stpiiden Dela.
mare Strabe unb bem SauptIemsr an
Green 2ibse Strabe.
Cine 0srorbnuns fur bic &einieunS
sspHaitertsr StraBen paiiirte stpei 2ei'
un8en.
Cine 8sioIution, tpeIds ber Sau'
quot Seiosn 60. bic grri9tung elmer
Stibmauer an 5ieitrabe erIaubt, fanb
Dppolition, tpeiI bic 2inie berielben iib
aneebll1 3pei Jub tn bic StraBenlinie
erltreden tpirbe. Ser Gontraft fur bic
Soqopitrabe Bride tpurbe Der @roton
Briden So. fur $7l5 aueeipro1sn.
Sine &eiolution purbe siinitis beridtet
fur bic gr6ffnuns bon Orforb StraBs
aur Werioian Strabe.
Die MppIifation itber bic Nufnabme
Der gentral Sdlau1 SO. iparo an bic
gnsineerbebbroe peripiefen. Dte 8eb'
nuns BON Mapor Seaops fur $3.50 45
fur Dsteftipbisnits parb nibt paIirt.
@enebmist purbe cine &siolutlon bes
Common Councils. tpeIde ben Wapor
eriu1t, Elm @omits bon Sdnfen su ernen'
nen, um benz Brdiioenten bic formeQe
ginlaSuns gum 8siuh bon Scran,on
tpdbrenb Der 8eunion oer Yotomac Nrs
NEE oabier su iibermitteln.
Ser StabteeDmster narb burh 8es
iolutionen tpie fotst ansebaiten: Cine
SiipeairunssIinie an SIo Waftineton
Apenue, sniiten glm unb Bird, su
8ebsn beseIeiden 3auns unb Rinns
feinlinien an Maple Strabe. 3tpiiden
Waibinston unb Gebar; unb fiir Grs
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ReuuIarer Dienst.

Die anberen beipdbrten Dampfer bieier einle pers
jeben ens bis bipeiuIaI per gpode einsn otrefteit
Stenjt sipiidpen Sambure uno Nstu Yort eesns
srfaunf oorsiiaiidte ACCOMMODATION nno Vers
pjieenna In Gaiiite uno Swii1enoed. auBer'
orbentIi1 nieori9e Vreiie.
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Simbeerliaueur fnrs Saus.

Sn eine srobe @lasflaide fillt man
II pbais refer Simbeeren, bariiber
iiebt man 260 g ssltoBenen ipeiben
&anbis3uder uno iibersiebt bus @anss
nit iiber | beiten 5ranSbrannitpeinS.
Nunmebr perforft unb perlieselt man
bic SIafde imb IdBt iie unter tdslidem
nmihitteIn 30-36 Sage an einenl
iparmen Orte cber an Der Scnne 1teben.
Nab bieier Seit miro ber Simbeerlis
queur in fIeine Slaihen filtriert unb
oieie tperoen an einem fiiblen Orte auf.
betpabrt. Sin berartis bsreiteter 81.
queur fhmedt iehr gut. @isbt man
einise Tropien bapon in feinen Wein.
eiiis, ben man nit Bahsr perbiinnt bot,
10 erbdlt mon elm duBerit erfriihenbeS
@etrdnf, baS aud in 8rantsnsimmern
feline suten Sienite tbun ipirb.
nsa- Wnnpncirt i'm .@pd,enbIdtt"
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teilt
@benntatisntms.

Son 1868 Bio 1885, betnube % Sabre. litt
Id an rbeumatii6sn S4msrSsn tn Der Safte;
bur6 ben @sbrau9 BON ct. Safcbs Del purbe
i'd sebetlt.-E. 6. Dpbb, 4spton, Slls.
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