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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21

issued by the city; and the Mayor shall also b
ex. of1cIo. a member of ali the Boards named in
this act, except the Board of Aldermen and the
Board of Public Works.
On taking office, His Honor took an
oath to perform these duties, and
the form of that oath is prescribed in
Section II of the same act. We rec
ommend His Honor and citizens in
general to read it. That they may
not have any trouble in looking it up,
here it Isl
ind be at enacted, That all elections shall be
by ballot and the person or persons receiving
the greatest number of votes for any office shall
be elected to that office and the officers elected
by the Senate and General Assembly in joint
meeting shall be commissioned by the Governo r
and every person elected or appointed to any
office named in this act shall, before he enters
upon the duties of his office, take and subscribe
an oath before the City Clerk, who is hereby
empowered to administer the same, that he will
faithfully discharge the duties of his onice,
which oath shall be filed in the Office of the
City Clerk; the City CLERK shall take his oath OF
Office before the Mayor.
Now if Peter F. Wanser can read
these two clauses of the law, in virtue
of which he holds the high and hon
orable office of Mayor and draws the
tolerable salary of $416.66 q month.
and still find it in his conscience to
extend the aegis of his liberation of
the law breaking, decency outraging
Sunday sale of liquor, then we say he
is a humbug and an imposter, that he
ran for the Mayoralty on false pre-
fences, and holds it in virtue of o
fraud compared with which ballot
box stuffing is venal.
We had no confidence in Colonel
Wanser as a reformer before his cleo
o. %
ton. We freely expressed our opinion
Of what would happen were he
elected. Everything we foresaw and
foretold is coming true. His office is
being made n petty campaign bun
combe factory for the Presidential
contest, and all real attacks on public
evils are suspended in order that the
votes of the rumsters, the policy
dealers. the crap shooters and the
poker dive keepers may be available
for the party of moral ideas in the
hour when they are most needed.
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MONEY
LEND
BOND N
AND
T.
THE NEW JERSEY

THE NEW JERSEY
TITLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST co.
lends money on Bond and Mort
gage for a fixed term of years, or
on the "INSTALMENT MORT
GAGE Plan.
An Instalment Mortgage is one
ofthe forms of Mortgage taken by
The New JERSEY TITLE GUARAN-
TEE AND TRUST COMPANY. which
gives the borrower the privilege
Of paying the principal in month
ly or quarterly instalments. In
terest is charged on the amount
remaining unpaid.
Thepayments r so arranged
that ten (l0) per cent. of the prin-
cipal is paid each year. The bor-
rover may pay more if he desires,
as the Company agrees to accept
the whole or any part of the prin-
cipal at any time.
SEND . CIRCULARS
No. s3 Montgomery Street,
UENDcNrNr Ornxr \ r-r
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic voters of New Jersey are re-
ouested to meet at such times and places as
may be designated by their local commit ees
toelect delegates to a State Convention, to be
held at Taylor Opera House. in the city OF
Trenton, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18th, 1892,
At 10 O'Clock M. for the purpose of selecting
four Senatorial and sixteen District delegates
tothe Democratic National Convention, to be
held in the city of Chicago on the slst day of
June, 1892, to nominate candidates for President
and Vice President of the United States.
The basis of representation will be one dele
gate for each two hundred Democratic votes
cast at the Gubernatorial election of 1889, and
one for each fraction of the same over one
hundred; but each ward and township shall be
entitled to at least one delegate.
ALLAN. L. McDERMOTT,
Chairman Democratic State Comm ittee.
WILLARD g. FISK, Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
The Casino Roof Garden.

In order that everything will be in readi
ness for the opening of the roof garden
of the Casino on June l, an extra force of
bricklayers aud carpenters las been en-
gagged for night work after the perform
ance of THE Child of Fortune" and their
services will be retained until the work
is completed. Rudolph Aronson cabled
from Europe Yesterday that he had en-
gagged the latest cafe chantant sensation,
Stainville, to appear In the entertRinment
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Young MIR. Edelstein's Trip.

Mr.. John Edelsteiu, Jr., yesterday went
on an extended trip through Texas.
Mexico and California. He has relatives
interested in mines In Southwestern
Texas and Mexico and he will combine
business with pleasure.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21

The 'sErie Iines'' will run a Decoration Day OK
cursion to Greenwood Lake on May 80 at the
low rate of seventy-hve cents for the round trip.
Trains will leave Jersey City at g.16 q. M and
returning will leave Greenwood Lake at Q p. N.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
HOUSES TO LET.

JACKSON A~vENUE.-To LET-A PLEASANT
q Cottage. 6 rooms. improvements; one block
from horse cars and Jackson avenue station; rent,
SIS; possession immediately. Owner, Room ~, No.
one montgomery street,
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AUCTIOM SALE.

T ,ARGE TRUCK HORSES, wAGoNs. HARNESS.
- etc. Lewis E. Wood, Aucuoneer. will sell on
TUESDAY, MAY "a.
at ten O'Clock a. H.,
By order of John culla, at No. Sol Montgomery
street, Jersey City near st. Peters Cemetery,
Sc ysnteen Large and handsome Truck Horses.
For fun particulars see Journal aud Newark
JOIN CCLIA.
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MAY 81, 1899.

This pdper is democratic IN principles
aud Is Independent in its 1tetrs ON all
local questions.
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to be given nightly on the garden. Stain
willie is described on the bills of Les Am
~bassadeurs and L'Horlo2e, where heis AZ
present appearing, as au artistic fantai-
siste. He will sail from France on La
Champagne on Saturday next. On the
same steamer Will he several other artists
engaged to appear on the roof garden.
The. Stage now being erected on the gar
den will resemble IL huge smell. Directly
in front Of the stage, but hidden from
view by a massive bank of flowers. will
be the orchestra. While so much atten-'
tion is being given to the garden, "Child
of Fortune" is reaping rich returns below
stairs.
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Personal.


TNFoMATIoN ANT OF CALEB SAUNDERS.
L who arrived in Jersey City April IL Easter
sunday. address Mrs Annie Saunders, No. e.
Walton street, toronto. Canada.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21

- A horse railroad is to he built from Long
Branch to Pleasant Bav, 1t will be wired
tor electricity so that it can be converted
into an electric road If the traffic war
rants il.
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Col. C. A. Weaver

Commander Of Root Post. G. A. r., himself a
one armed veteran, fully confirms Mr. Ham
mond's statement, and j. 1. Belden, the phar-
maeist, also endorses 1t.
Hoods Pnls cure Sick Hendaohe.
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TlrLEsI INJURED.

For maps and free passes from New York,
Jersey City and intermediate points apply in
person, ,sor by letter or postal, to Jere Johnston,
Jr, G0.Liberty ST., N. Y, and 1e9 and 191 Mon
tague ST., Brooklyn.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

afew months. thank God tand say it rever-
entity, the sores all over my body had healed,
and now, four years later, have never shown
any sign OF reappearing." GEORGE M. HAM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-08-27
taus unfertr seftrisen ?. woraen. stussabe.
ger,mtId,te tclearapbiId,e sepeId,em

Ser notorIlde 2elperaoo uuo Wloroer
4rdlie Niurpbp treibt It'd CUR .SeIt III Ger
llmgebuHg Der 9Sobnuug ieIHer 0tutter bet
es-Nerrg, unmelt Diabiionulle, 2eHn.r
berum uRo pertebrt ungenIrt nit oeH 9tad)-
barn, ohue onB iraeuO SemaUo pa9t, Sauo
all ihu ;u ssen. Gr III aHgetld9t. etnen0olS'
bGnoler, 9famens Niiolanp, uno eInen
SUifsiheriif, 9tanIeuS 3tbed, ermoroet su
baben. Sieben Wiltsiicber Der 6amilit
9iurpbg, Die idmmtlidI i'll roen StelelH"
itarbeu. leasu nabe Serrp'S S6lagbaum
bel Dtiles.Serrp begraben.
- Geo. u. Yrtt6el, psl6er, pie berid1a
tet, inter Der SeiduloIgung, 9tnrp Stropt=
mann uprgeItern 9eldloncn III haben, per-
baftet muroe, 1T gefteru Segeu $500 SIr9:
idaft pom Yoli;elritter Shentel bis auf
SeltereS eutlafen.
- Heprdientaut Springer bon Sulnois
belt 9eferu gelegentllh Der ausifeuuns in
Detroit, Ditd)., etne HeDe, III meld)er er Die
2arifiraoe belprah, Die gSrtHugen Der Yfcs
Slnlsp- Bill, wie iie iltl ]. 3. Ill 0omeieao
duBerteu, erlGuterte uno Die 9totbmeuolgteit
uou Sartfreiorm betoute.
- Sroi. 9preufurtb uub feline gebiilfeu
erperimentlren sur Selt III Der gfdbe pon
YIerrt, 90, in Der 8e9eHmu9ereI.
= gr6Foent Sarriion pirb id) beute BON
9oon.eate mad Maloue, N.'Y., begeben
uuO cine fur;e Hebe bort balteu.
% 6. @iaiams aus Wid)igan, elm
9erOHaut un0 6auihirmtiinfler, ltllrite 9e'
fern ;u Stanton, 3D., nafoem er aut BEN
glusiteam9splape in einem Saaou aut9es
iilegeu mar, aus elmer 60he pom 500 6uB
herdb. Seiu Sallidum wOIlte ildl niht OIL
neu uub 9SillamS iiel nnerbalb 90 SuB
BON Der Steqe, oil weltler er aufgeltie9eI
mar, auf ben Sooeu berab. Gr wurpe be.
wuBtlos aufgeboben, iuoeiien glaubteH Die
AerSte geItern Abenp, baB er anger Ssiabr
iei.
Der ieGsidbrige GeOrse Nc@alueg
iiiirSte gsterH Don Der GuswOrtbIr0Ben'
98erfte IN philadelphia bel benz St:lutt,
eine auf benz SHafier ihwimmenpe pen
idredr ;u fuussH, SnidlI9 in ben 9slsware
NIB ertrant.
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@ohl feline Nrt non llrS6Sliffeit fcnlut fe
bdufia Dor, urb ;par bel Griuad1Ienen rpie bet
Sinoeru, als SpSpepite (&croauunaSihipdhe),
feline duBert itdI ourtl ueriheocuartigere aenns
3eid)en uno ptro oeShalb 70 bdufig nit arloeren
RranfbeiteH perpedelt, teine bat, Ipenn pers
na6ldiflgt, petnltdlere 6olgsu uub bod 1T tetne
leid,ter SII tlrren, ais bic iog uuueroaulidteIt.
YameHtlid) bel SGuglingeu uno ;abnenben Rim
bern trttt iie b6ulll elm; bei Gruatfenen III ile
meift bic Solge bon Grtdtungcu Der Magens
ge9eno, non naiien 6iiRcu, pom Sidtieblern ooer
GrceHen im Gilen nne lrinteu. Spe;leu gefdhrs
lid 1T in bieier Seiiehuug Der @enub eistalttr
@etrdute. 3unddln pflegt tic Iid) burh Appettt.
lOfigteit, gStoermtleu gcgen geptile SpeiitrI,
Pred)reii, ihlellnbelcgte Suuge, trpdeue Ytppen
uno, le nahoen, eurh ftedeuoen Ropnhmcr5
aerabe iiber NIB ;uitcu beu augen ~ duberu.
Sei l6neerer Sauer bee llsbsls uaatrn bic
Yatienten iidltlidl ab, mcroen matt uno frafts
los uno in SSolge been nliirriih uub usroroiien.
Sat Die Rranthett uuSifliebidl I'M Magen
ibren Sit, 10 pileat iIc uoU hdrtnddiger Eers
ftopfung begleitct III Iclu; behut iie ild, mas
ranleutlidl bel SIuocrn hGufig Der Sau IN, and
auf Die Gingeiueibc aus, 10 tritt meiit ibpdfens
Der SurfIfaa ein. 9Siro has llebel unfdnglid)
pernad)ldiiigt, 10 itriacrt iIh bet Grpahicnen
Der eigentbiimlidle Sfmer; iiber ben Augsn
oft in iOld)en @raNe, oab Die Senuieif,en oeneR
bes llnterleibstlpbus ober etner @ebirnents
siinbMS gleid,en. NPebr ooer peui9er ifarfe
Eiebereridsinlragc finb in Der That fan ftetS
nit SeroanungSidmdt perbuubeu uuo iiibrer
In uielsn 5dIleu Oa;u, Oa6 Der Git oss SsibsHs
gan; mo unoerS seiudlt miro, cIs in benz
rrfdlteten ober in Solge zines SidtfcblerS re.
beuiif, gcporSenen Dtaeeu. lln6 bod in allen
Sormen unb SGleu BON 8eroGuuugsihmdfe
70 leitlt beiSutonlrlen nit ben ans ben 8rGutern
Der SdneiSer Sodapeu bereiteteu ct. Sers
narS Srduter.Billsu. 9cttere cutbalteu ci1en
Gftraft ans ienen &rduteru, Der, auregeno,
beileno uno trditigeno ;u9eid), ielbit BON bcr
aurteIfen 8onftitution pertraaen iuiro uno bic
SerbauuugSfdbigfeit beS MdgeuS unb barrit
ben gppetit in pnnDerbarer Weiie bclebt. Die
ct 8ernaro 8rduteraBileH iin0 in auCH gutrH
Ipothcten Ill babsIl, oOer nirett uou y. yieus
ftdoter Il Co., Sor 24l6 in gteu Dorf, iiiy
o. gputS III hP,ieher1.
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..8eem Gfn.0


Seft, bn oas G5ras grim in, uno bic 9Iumen ftb
snttaten, member itp oes Dienten 9iaturtrieb beur
sanDe gu; Wainm Rolte man Hid9t Sas sanSs Sabr
Wrnn sic aui bem qaube iebs 9eouemIidbf,t, fp,Is
DE sic In Der Gtabt bGbeH, befGmmen foHHen, parum
tuonIen sic Hidt ciH itdotiites uno Gin dnoIides
Gnf bed sSl,- bas irnerbaIb s.s etubtce6i,t,s,
on Der perIdneerten gtoIozpeHue, ICat, toHnen Sic
ttn berartists Seim erIausen.
i. Gle ionHcn einen SauplGs bon 100 bel ] so 5SuB
I 80 pro 0HtII sst0msa mn S1a n Der sss sis:1I!.,
Souplas oerieben slrt beSahleH.
q Sit merber aut rGe.d.Sll" nur 60 Cts. Steuern
orf is bunbert Dollars bis 1900 oni ben gIas. ben
Gie faufeH, unb aui bic SdnlibtsIen, pepe Sic oas
Iaut errldhteH, al entrIdlten hdbeH.
Sn Der Stabt uiifien Sic Don S1.65 bis 81 30 nuf
jt hunbsrt Dollars eutrihten
s. Sic baben bic uubeoiHafe S1enlB1eit, oaB S1r
d1af auf -Seed, Sill" nit bem sln6ane labtllh I'M
Qeerfbe jteiseH piro. Sbr ffabtlldes erlnotld bat
bereits tinen pollen erb erreidt nno lam, uic Sic
finb.n ptroen, nitmals ipeltbpoler peroen.
& Sie baben aIf nSesd SIa% itdSt!9es 2SalleI,
abisfsrlns, betisfte etrosrn unS 2rOttoire r $3.50
8es itA ii aaes, mas eis in Der ,ssntIidbsn etuOt
fur adbt unb Iebn Dollars pro isrontfib baben.
3. Su rSesG<Sil- babeH Sle elne SpoIf Dteilen in
ber Stunbe Sryiidleeenbe eettriit1e Sabn ipce Sic
fur fGHf Gents in flrfunbsipaH8is Ninuten naa oem
Wittelpuuft Der Staot brlnst.
Tds 1T ales, mas Sic I'M beb1uten &beIIe Der
Gtabt an raider Seiorberune habeu.
o. Sic haben frobiidle StHoer, bic I'M 2anbe nuf
rSeetzSll" auf 6em Raien ipieIeH.
Sm bebauten 2beiIe Der Staot pernehmen bic Sins
6sr ols gfabRuHs' "SaItst Cub aus Der straBe unS
5s nirS fidb fur eie IObnen, bte Roro.ap bin-
GnI Bu sehen nnn onf Der eleftren Sobn mad -Seeta
gp,sen nd6srer ausfunft iptnbe man iidb on SsieI.
Der Is. 2linaIuff, Nr. 100. Sftsserinstou=S Strase,
Stra6s. (gini24, ,SiSoSa-O
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StrifesTahmcDcn.

6rokmeiiter Smeenen OerIabt Buffalo. g Eie
YiIii ipiro IurM6geipaem.-Sur SadiIaae
tn &,pmsiteao. Vroseifirnng Der anfrlEs
rsriifsn SsrsIsute In SenuriIee u. Spabo.
Snffalo, H.s@., 2G. auguit. - @roB'
meiiter Speenep begab ildl bcute triib i'll
Se9leituns slueier in 9iull setlsioeter Poli'
sitsu nat bem Sabnhoie MD reite na9
Chicago ab. 2ie Sadlage 1T meulg uers
dnbeIt. 2ie uu;uiriepeHeu Strlier. meldJe
ihre SteQen nIdJt ;uriid erlangen t0nuen,
murren nod thinner uno erIlGren, Der Strte
piiroe geponuen moroen eI, weuu ibnen
Sweenep mcbr 3elt gegtbeu uuo ben aus.
Iian0 peiter ausgeothnt bate. lie lln;ul
lrleoenen baben ben SiceaGroBmeiiier DiIleS
Barrett pom Sanids'@Itp uuo Drn. SutcbiH'
ion, Sorlper osS Sweitoriuns ihrer Bril-.
otrldalt, erludlt, fdl oil lbre Spigs 81 ltel.
len unp ben Sirilt torBuiegsn. Barrett
NH mbelitn Nldlts pou tinem lold)en
Shrius willtn uno triIdrt. or babe ieInt
Nniorlldt balu. Nlelt Der Strlisr erildysn
gtTattsu, Smscutg babe an bic Vahuatltll.
ltbaii auSptrlauii. 3hatiadlt ~ iu0slitn,
ea6 arbInatloHs SOmmliidr Ipnppan BEN
CYteRmtiltr Swttntp trnllldl tmpiabl,
ben SHllt bttubtt 40 tTlIdrtn, unp ibn Iu
btt gtHhdlt bgadlit, bah az uidlte Vtiittts
q
bat btreiis htgouHtn. GENERAL Nbmlani
petltg bat NE GAME Mili, init autHahmt
ttr ttna 1000 Wtann Raritn 4. NuQabt
Hadl carlt bsorb'ti.
Nt btnt Natmiilaa miiatihsilt miJe,
tabtH tit anluluttsutn 2iliitt be hbhdii
huiata'btu' etn eitis ani tiatnt haun
iaulnitHtn. Nttbmnnt &wstnu htlit M
ttptg unltHtRhHai bt ~ im WabHhef nns
mtiltlbaf per fintJ hbftit mii tintm Ft'
udtuhaiitg hall,, tit Huaatt, tah ~ zen
btn #etna'liuitallta tthsatn wstbtu itt
tnHahti ~ httitt.
fwusa,ts atbuarwlusn.
Va 'hpfllt &suHt, 81, NnhHn.
WeARaftiat Nuh' htttidt noh immtr lu
Seat 0ud. cine At'btrll0 ttHfptH
uaitt Hthtth HaG nptt punle atlaidl,
um WUballauatn ueuuHtbmtn, unb iH nodi
uiAi laihdatltbIL fu tteitb tllidu btt
atlaHatntn ptnltult Habmtn itattn pof
ttm htltttntuditt ~ Clinton tintp An.
iana, NhiltfNttUltt AemmlNAr NlltWan
hai bh ~ seal attti bu Nttbttt auaatiit,
ltit uHt N Htasn eutaihali tHliahsn wot.
ttus Wt'dnanit 'nFftlnltuttnt Wett mtttt
ntat Naditi ~ tithau Riati iar be bt.
lttittn RithhiHa' ON, ave tlt ptVitttn mft.
ttu matuftinlf IN ttu uhtn aatn ttl
hadh'h Medt iHthd N We @tnttH athidt
Wtfttn,
mam MamFHfaAa mtHn,
NeWtHtat ga. ah. hnnull. aWtebt
Au'taHna tfuiti ttnit NJ R6i8s bee fO
ladit, tat Ne Nlin aanlltd poH bitt tui'
lfIui mtiptn leu. At 4pltaitu, wit tit
RHllti teHtH, tab TN De Nsdfiht BE-
haliafn mFat Wtnttals Atiuiani Wttgn'
lanh mltt im tault ttt aate htl ttmatiti
tintm atNiNtH dafeH Maiitt aat
pemthtah wulbta btHls Ihh $50 aHt ttI
iatt athttlfni uaaitm n wihitue ttt
puaanafntu Nafi tauu tuJh tt gtn.
alatluna itihtt 8iaaanatn uttlattn talit,
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gs iif flar, bab pisl. 9iebe uuo anberss
@etnbel bur9 bic Strite.lluruben IN bic
hiefse @egeuo eelodt iporoen iiuo.
@ Die v@oIumbla Steels Co.. su Union.
town, Ia. hat Td) nit lhren su Der r2lmal.
samatsb Ghocintion" gebOrissn firitenDeu
arbeiteru uber Die 9obnfrase sseinigt uno
bic Stula uutsrsei6uet. Die gSerte mero,n
ioiort mieoer i'll Sstrieb geiett. uuS 600
Grbeitsr erhalteu hierourd, Seidlaitisuns.
Die Grp5efe eesen Die aafrabrer i'm Gpenr
o'MIeue Gebiet.
Goeurb b'Nlenes@it1, Sbabo, &c.
Gusuft. - Die Sunpes SrOBssi6wprsnsn
er0fiueteu geiteru bic unteriudnus Der iiir;.
liteu arbeiter.llnruhen I'M So.ur b'Hlene.
@ebiet. @baa. Sweenep, elmer Der @igeu.
tbiimer Der y@mma." uno Der u2ait Chance.
Diiue," mar Der bauptla6ll4e 3euae, Der
pernommeu murSe. Gine 0c6e fam nod
ueritreidsn, ebs bic YrO;eiie beginner. Die
gnseflagten psrDen, iObalo ibre YroSeIe
I'M @anae iiub, uOn ben @ruben bi.rber &c.
hrodnt
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~ SGlttm ben %. Aprtl lS'fl.
DE Sommiiidre FUR ben EuTtbIIh btT Strdbtn IN
etT Stabt Baltimore bGbta etHeH ponhinolatH nns
pTbtntrttn Strlbt nhtr bic @trthrrh ohnn3 sktatTHs
Gnil1aolannatn uno Ausaabea tnr BIZ GoHotmHlTnna
uno otn Surhbrub pon AriefaMueH. BUn Der eanr
pale StroBs bis sdiapsit aptHnt, IN @cmdBheii Der
SttoIoHnHq ytI. llo. pom euIeUmtihet mao @taots
Jdi5e poH SatlmUr, ON 3. ]nHl 1ssO stnehuist.
Gueasitrliat unb mIr btslaubiai
% WIro hermit bttanui stmadt. hob ois babtT
uHo tlGns teidaitr SrtccsMuep an buttau ots
eiaot Nt3iiiTators hrcihia faaf lana pon htute
en- litatn pltihtn 0ntH tut bt Nruha altr babt be-
ttsili8ttu Htnonsn. p2bIfnb mrttr 3tii atseH eit
&HtidrlbuHa htr GcmmNiu IN tEltnb tRtm eAts
Titt, ptihes @tribiSbaTittt batuttt bthgt, apptls
itu msrbtu iauH. 1ohn ~. Wobb,
(lNU.G, 4O1. BID Z tabtf fNtattfdtof
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tintIsWslis 0lsmsnlt,

Wtlptitt Wsl,, 20, anonn. - lie
+ &iati mHttt atatu Niillunadit ppn tinsm
luidit0gtH @tWliltt htlmatuht Utbgtft
Nanltf Wnthtn pem Aiip atuoHtn unp elt
tniaNth ttlanbL w tat paus tu dtan
iewnltns hlHa ttt elit lmtmal, obnt
e6ab'H aulnhaitn. vt h,l en- hmUtf
A'ata, stltltt hitl uHt ta an 8uattn uut
AIsiieits husWaltanata utfanlatit,
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Ter @aIaen.

Gambtn, N..l., 20. Aua. - Iamte
N. NletiOn, aliaA Mention, wurnt htuis
Moratn lm blthatu @tiauguBholc biuas.
tiditi. Ett Nlappt ftl um 10 llbg 30 Dlt.
unt,n. uub nah ~ pilrultn wugbt ltin
Tob iat UnQtuSltu triiauL Lu Z dtrit.
tis iutp dnb be Asa8tn btgltutitn btu
Manu ppn tintI 3tut snm Walatn. Itt.
itlbt ipta6 tun Meu, htih aNsh loa
itm Ielorl rtt dwalt piotit nBtt. ltitlit
'tlut Atmt, unh tntn Auatnbhd ivaisI
ianlit ttt abtptt M et tuii. 1u Iee
was tnh luannuldlien trislaL Ctnlt
Nadmulaa mtb tlnt teh bioJl,m ttu.
liba tttatnommtn nnt tann tit utbtutat
anl rtt srt rgut,iv'~,n,,issg" t.,s:,.s.
ittfftt
Iae Rubtdtu, WtlAts wioglon am
WalatH iutuls, b,nanb ta bu am gleratn
be ., Mat m ht. liig, 9ub.6. 2uaht,
eamttn, pthblu eJmUbuna bu Rtan
rubia aua Atubu, allae Wuaii, ttnst bt.
lanitn nlniatiin lRetien haltt mat btrisl.
ben atltbi, nut Wubt, tah ht $500 iut ttn
Utliaullts paus M ihltm Nthg batt. um
hh ~ ethp btt U,Ieoe 40 tVtn, lhlua tr
Ne NIT tiutm AnuVptl iotL ID dlon DOT Ban
Nttbgthtu haut a. tintn NViHd atmddli,
BEN Rptpu ituts t,abhdlualtn CpiOs an
btn a. Auaunue gltnu ~ thuattiphta lu
p,flaultn, unt btu llmnanb b,ahlt lpat,r
tlt Neli,ti ani tlnt &put. Gt atnane
itint dbuih ttn.
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Z. u. suidbmaH, GHpalt

IN. 7 - --TENtF tIIE IVII' : EIWIts
VI (omtniitrati Il tiouesMuIctes.
~ Radritt miIb hieTmu asgeb.n, bab bte Inter
ssltHsit pom GaisnlCDuitt Der Stabt Baltimore
Solmaht suT Soniirrfunq ots lefameHts bts oghitr
p,rhoIbeHtn Spbn A.. zimmerman erhalitn hat.
Alt 1itltrlaeH, bte JOIotmnatH on ottitH Radlak
bGbtH utrbsn biermli aui9coTbtr Ioltt ntbf btn
ibietH NtltatH tpditntHs bts aum Is. ftbmoT S9S
rirsuttihtH uHb q,litno su MAIDEN obsr ~ ptmbriis
gcr, bag t ibttt dniptldc an eieitn RadldB sttetb
tut ptTluita tTftu mcrbtn moltr. dlt, be SahluHf
scu on eleifH Nata6 u mattu h1heH. wtrbsu htcs
Tii Guietlorotrf, ioidtuuDtua, id m bis uHiu1rbs
rsiF az lrlneu NrTlt 'r Vr..r wriEt. .as 80 80.
ltm. oeH %. 1G1t etg Eusuh lAB2.
tcniiG T. Zimmerman.
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b. 81
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a.
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40 MAmMAAAAmes MHAAkA4A hM M GknHhu.
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Ser Sentide Gurreiponoent,
SdsIida, ip6teutIiG unb eoHntaas,


w. Gaine, GioeMtbimer ane Reoaftenr,
ehopef>Gds Saltimorerstrube uno gOitsS SfFcssNpe
greis bes taaIidben SIattes, burtb 1rdser in Bal.
tinon uno in Der Ytdhbaridaft beiorst, 12x Gts.;
tdsIid1e uno Sounta es. .alusgabe 15 Cts. pro
Goe, ,IabIbar troentIi bic oas Slatt beioraenotn
Grdser.-5daIidI nebf Gormtd aS sMuS aabe unter
Belt i'm @erbdInis fur bic iu6dbcntIiche MuSeabe
init SountassbIdtt, portofrei, nit Gbsus tlr Clubs,
1880 pro Sdbr nad ireeno ciRem Srte bts SnIans
bes, 81 natb europa. Grunta 10 aus eabe 81
pro Sabr.-0as bette urb binieite osntidie 4latt
tn ben Diittels unb Slonaatt1.
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Sas @u@enblatt ssbt ns9

Sas @o9enblatt sebt aad)
8alhiustou, D.,
@barleitOn, S.s@.,
Sapannab, @a.,
Sadlonpille, Slo.,
0tempbiS, Senn.,
yiew,SrI.aus, 9a.,
NiobiIe, AIa.,
2a,.i8piu., 3b.,
6reberid, Wb.,
gSilliamsport, Wb.,
Cumberland, Oib.,
Homecoming, Mb.,
@rantsuile, Mb.,
6roitburg, 0io.,
annapolis, Rb.,
Sa9erstown, Wb,,
Yarfersburg, gS.sSa.,
Nartinsbura, @.sSa.,
Petersburg, Sa.,
&i9mouo, Sa.,
Staunton, Sa.,
sGeranbria, 3d.,
gSilmington, S.s@.,
gforfolt, 3d.,
.Saore be @race, Mt.,
Sauouer, 3D.,
SbrewSbnrp, b.,
Yorf, Ya.,
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