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VORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST P0INr
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAYOBlTE ROUTE TO BArTrroo,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK '-
LEAYE nICHNONn.

800 lHAlN no. I'D. 3.l) T. N
4 OCAL EXPRESS. daily. exc.nt er.l.-
H Stops 40 all stations. AZ Lester Manor 49,,
meets with stage for Nalkerton. also c8un.,l.
with baltimore steamer 40 West Point -'
TRAIN No. 10. $50 b. 81
s(ALIIMOkE LIMITED. daily. osooD. e,,
~ day. for West Point connecting w.fn F.
river steamer for Baltimore. AZ H.'.,-.,'
steamers connect with Baltimore ana Oh.r,
road for Washington. philale.Uhia anf 81.
York. fAltL. Richmond 20 Ba.tim0r. 81. =,
Washington 80; % Philadelphia. $3.50. y.,
York. $50. f
STEAMERS Lave BALTIMORE pv
kNOk WEST POINT. daily. except SINH.
4 thence by Richmond and DanFls n.-,,l
10 Richmond, arriving at $40 A. 81 AMI M
TRAIN No. 49, 1850 A
| OCAL MINED. daily. except sunday. a,vs,
Il lWenty-third street station for N8g le.o.
aud intermediate points.
Ticket office az station foot OF Virginia sfrsst
omen 90 A. ". TO 600 =. NJ, and ir3n 30l .
1920 A. NJ.
City ticket Office. 90l Main street
sol. HAAS. JAS +. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger agent
W. a. TURF
Assistant General Passenger Agent
W.. II. GREEN General Manager.
L. BERKELEY, Superintendent.
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PHEs
Ia, RAITWA Az COMPANY
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RAILSOADs.
N ! : : NaEfo|k:HsstsTnR


urzzMssxEsa
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER g is y
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAli'D
BYRD-STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk II ;'p a.
Stops only az Petersburg. NaVetp
and Suffolk. ,-.,-,.,
1905 A. Il, For Roanoke. Radford. PULASKI,
Bristol: also connects Mt kadiord
for Buefeld and Pocahontas. Tar,
Tor car Petersburg TO Roanoke, ana
pullman sleeper Roanoke 10 Men,
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
nOoga
1910 p NJ, For Lynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations No connection
beyond Roanoke.
rs H. H. f Ar os at SSsio Rsdiof d
Bristol Also for Biueheld. POca.
hontas Elkhorn and stations on
Ilinch Valley Division. Also Tor
Louisville and stations on l.. y y.
u. H. via Norton. Pullman palace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. EerthS ready for occu.
pancy at 9 100 T. NJ. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Louisville
via Norton. and Roanoke 20 Mem
phis and New Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
.t rams am arrive Richmond from Lyncnourg ana ,
the west daily at 7:llA NJ $40 T. VI. ana -
and 6:3S T. NJ
Tickets. baggage-checks. and all information
can 10 obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot; A. W. CARRIERS, sOi Main street;
street. r. n. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
W. Il. BENlLL.
General Passenger Ag-ni.
General Office. Roanoke. a.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

BY Chewing Rose
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers
No. north Tenth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL THAT CERTAIN
LOT OR PARCEL or LAND. WITH THE
TIPRON EMENIS THEREON. LYING AND b.
ING IN TIE COUNTY OF HENRlCO on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF HARNlE STREET, Be
TWEEN ROBINSON AND RICHIE 81 REEFS.
FROM ING 10 FEET or THE SOUTH SIDE
OF HARYlE STREET AND RUNNING BACH
AT RIGHT ANGLES WITHIN PARALLEL
LINES l33 FEET IN THE PLAN OF AIRING
TON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

THERE WILL BE AN EASTER SALE AT
Il MIS-. JAMES GOlDONS 80 east trace
street. TO-DAY. If the weather IL go0d for the
benefit Of the Ladies' Ala Society OF the Trace
street Presbyterian church. aplo-lt
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Nos 49, -. ;zI snd 3i make no stops Nos % and
- stop on signal at Manchester. Centralia and
Chester NO. - stops on signal 40 Manchester.
lrewry's (entrala aud Chester. No. - stops
Oh signal az Manchester only for passengers
purchasing tickets 20 regular stopping places
Tor this train south Of Petersburg. Nos. 81. IS,
81, - 80. 80 and a VIII stop Oh signal at all
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos. "A. IS and % sleeping-cars le-
tween New FORK and Tampa. Fla. via Jackson
Vile. On trains nos. - ami = sieeping-cars
between New ork and Charleston On trains
nos. y and - sleoplnR-cafs between Now York
and jacksonville. On train NO. - sloeplns-car
between New > ork and savannah. ON trains
Nos. b, and 81 sleeping-cars between Richmond
and Lynchburg Il
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
p,o,md nv. .oooA.M. Norfolk. 'i "
Norfolk 's.85 \. ". Richmond. ..ll:f5 A. NJ.
Norfolk s4:OO T. NJ Richmond . 6:3S +. NJ
Tho trains leaving Richmond az 300 A. NJ. and
Norfolk at 400 L. NJ. are solid trains between
tbsse two points, and passengers 20 through
without change OF cars Close connections are
also made AZ PETERSBURG By The 545 L. VI. tram
from Richmond and the $50 \. NJ. train from
NTrains leaving Richmond at 1905 A. NJ, i2.4D
= NJ. and II 30 i. NJ. and arriving at Richmond
nj $50 A. NJ, l:iO Z. NJ and ,:ij A. NJ. make
close connection at Petersburg 10 and from
Tarmyille Lyncnburg and West.
- X. NJ. SUlLY.
Superintendent.
j.. I. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent.
T. VI. EMERSON, Irafhc Manager.
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CnrwSISc & ROSE. Auctioneers.

Edel Brothers plaintins,l In tho ,Chancery
against Court OF the CITY VI
Harris. &c, deiendants.) Richmond
l. Charles w. Goddin. clerk Of said court;
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree IN said cause OF
April ,, 1892. has been duly given. .,
Given under my hand this sth day or Auril'
1872 CHARLES W. GODLhN'
aDi5 oleTk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

IN PURSUANCE OFTHE TERMS OF A DEED
i OF TRUST FROM THE VIRGINIA AND
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY TO the I'M
dersigned OF the date OF july ], 1879. default
having existed for more than ninety days after
demand IN the payment OF the interest secured
by said deed after IL was due and PAYABLE and
the holder OF the coupons representing said IN
terest requiring a sale. and III obedience 10
decree OF the Chancery Court Of Richmond city
in the cause OF the city OF Petersburg against
Virginia and Carolina Railway Company and
ais. entered December Is, 1891, we, the under
signed. Will. on
WEDNESDAY,, 9TH DAY OF APRIL 1922.
az - NJ. in front Of the Clerks office OF tho
Chancery Court OF Richmond city on the south
streets, Richmond, Va, proceed 10 sell az pub
lie auction, to the highest and best bidder as a
whole all the rights OF way, works and other
property of every kind OF the Virginia and Car
DINA Railway Company in the States OF Virginia
and North Carolina including its charter rights
and franchises. The line of said road as char
tered runs from Richmond. Va, TO point on
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad az or near Ridge
way. " {. A full description of all the property
OF the company can be had by applying 10 the
undersigned.
TFKMs; OoO cash at the time Of purchase.
$4,000 cash as soon as tho sale is confirmed by
the court and the remainder in equal Install
ments with interest from the day Of sale in one
and two years, notes 10 be executed 10 the trus-
tees for the deferred payments, 10 be secured
by a vendor lien or deed Of trust on the prop
erty at the option of the purchaser In either
event there Is to be a stipulation for the en-
forcement Of eaid vendors lien by proceedings
IN the cause IN which the road is being sold.
j. H. \. DANIEL
b. RAND. WELLFORD.
Trustees.
FRAScIs R. LAssIrEn, p. q. ia 26-tu ,fr,t APPS
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InsuKANcE STATEMENT.

Published under authority of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts of the State Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R, R
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE sorr.,
AND SOUTHWEST III
LEAVE RICHMOND.

DS1LDJLE IN ElFhJI tLBkIAIIr fs..
LEAVE RICHMOND.
IhAIA 80. ~. 8.2lN
NOOlHEHN EXPRESS daily Tor r,,-r
- Greensboro. Winston Salem Ie-t..9
Raleigh, Eandleman. Salisbury, Ashev.Ue IA
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken 'iH
Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery N.v
leans, Texas and California Pullman 40
sleeping-cars Richmond 10 Danyille AMI fn..'9
Vile 20 Asheyille. Hot Springs and kntfv--
also Danyllle 10 Atlanta. Birmingham We
phis and Kansas lltr MO.. without chen,, '-l'
lhAlN SO. .. 3.O0P a.
EASi MAIL, daily. for al points Sortb ..,
Southwest Connections az keysrH, Ali
Clarksyllle. oxford Henderson rr.t ~
and Raleigh Through coach Rlchnari-
nAleighl; az Dauyille with Pullman sl.a.. -
Augusta and Atlanta; az Greensboro f- 2
ham, Raleigh. &C.. makes no conga0...- i..
Salisbury for Ashoville or Western N0-t. y
Ina stations. Washington and Soufhw.., t.l-
uouled Limited, south-b0uni. leaves r,,vs-.
farlor car between Richmond AMI Dssrn.
TRAIN 20. IL. 600 r. W
4 MEIlA ACCOMMODATION J,iiv 49,.
"A sunday for Amelia Courtho1ss ana '-.syi
mediate points '~ 'A.''-
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
IRAN No IL, rs A. ~: No d. 50P n. ".
Is. SAj A. ST. '''' 70
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Train, leave station, Tventy-si1th AMI

L'ARMYIITE AND POWIIATAN RAILROAD
A COMPANl. General Office No. 703 east 1lala
Notwithstanding an effect April 4, 1872
LEAVE RICHMOND:
I2.4) Z. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line for Farm.
vile and intermediate points west
OF chester.
5:45 p H., via Atlantic Coast Line for Berm1iA
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
l1:45 A. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line from Farm.
Vile and intermediate stations Weis
of Chester.
SOS A. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line from B'r-
muda.
All trains daily except Sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked though
az UNION DEPOT - ,,,,....,,,
General Freight and Passenger Agent
JAMES II. WERTH. General Manager apSlr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE
/ AND LOT ON EAST SIDE OF HANCOCN
NEAR IT'S INTERSECTION WITH Byrd
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Broker
No. 6north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

BY Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers ana proA''S'
No. enorth Tenth street.

Ltti DIoin8r8. plalntilir, ~ ~. - .
against Richmond. decree OF
Harris. &c. defeudants April 3, 1872.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAi,E nr or no,
of the decree in The above mentioned suit tue
undersigned. thereby appointed Tor Ine pn ~,
pose. will sell by suct on, upon the VIcni'cS' vi
FRIDAY. THE i5rH DAY or ArRu- is92'
ats O'Clock p. NJ. the BRICK DWELLING No.
10 west CLAY street. This Is beyond question
one of the cutest little dwellings IN me CITY,
and with small outlay in the way OF repairs
will prove most comfortable ann usslIaDl1
little home. The lot has front OF ~ ieet ana
inches on the north side OF Clay street ana eh-
tends back 100 feet to an alley. our cake IS
small and within the reach OF az purchaseIs'
TEBss: One-third in cash and the residue on
credit Of six and twelve months. taking from
tho purchaser negotiable notes IN two ephai IN,
stallments. with interest added from the day OF
sale and the title 10 be retained until the whole
OF the purchase money Is paid ana convey
anco IS ordered By the court ,.,, ,p,urc
Slecial Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE. Auctioneers.
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STEAMSHIPS.
TTCRG INA STEAMBOAT COMpASYs
JAMES RIVER LINE $1,000.
FORTHE SEASHORE. CHEAPEST AND MOST
PLEASANT ROUTE 10 NORFOLK
PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAlEMONI.
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS
,.,,u.po CONNEXIONS ;oprorr -.
Hampton, Old Point and Smithfelt Va Nash.
ington D. c., Baltimore Philadelphia snd NeF
York same afternoon; also az NorfOlk lOi LA'l-
ern North Carolina and tho South
At CLAREMONr with the Atlantic anl
Danville Railroad for NayerlT HlcAsloid an
al station Only ALL WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND NAR
SCENERY. 49,
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED Bf
RAIL LINES
FARETO PORTSMOUTH ANDNORfOLhsLn
s2JO ROUND TRIP; q S,hCC0ND-CLA'1
Tho elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAIN DEio,
(carylng United States NAIL
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY Az -
NJ. lSrREEI-CARS 60 DIRECTLY elLA4-
Frs WIZARD FOR above named pisces Return.
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk and Ne"pofs
News on alternate days, arriving az hlcAA'l-
Through tickets on sale on steamer aud q.
CARRIERS Agency. No. 9oi Main street. Baggage
STNTf-ROOIS ENGAGED FOR DAY OH
NIGHT.
FREIGHT ~
Freight received daily for Norioi4. 49,
mouth Smithheld Hampton GA t2I
Nayerly HIckslord and Alexandria, ~ Nf ~.
ington, d. C.. Newberne. Washington ana i@.'
boro \. c.: all stations on Atlantic anu i,A-
vile. ~eabOard and Roanoke, Norfolk 20 A'nt.
and Farmvile and iowhatan halroa9s, ~.
Eastern North Carolina genernlY' $50 "a
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and al reguia ar SUI SUI
ines on the james and kappahannocN r'.ls
AL OWESI RATES. and through bus Issue"
IUCIEN b TAIUM, Vice. Presiden,'
No. flI7 Main street and Rockets 49,.
IRWIN NEIsIaER, Freight and PASSENGER A-0-~
n9rADFLPHIA. RICHMOND AND NOA-
FOLK STEAMSHIP COMIANt.v -
Amounted sailing days every III tpDAi AZ
FRIDAY at ~ NJ. and every 81 NDAl az y - "a.
Freight for tuesdays and Friday sieaineI -
coived till ll.D A. NJ. For sundays sieAil''
tilisP NJ Saturday freight received daly '''
5P. II. ,,,-s,hs so
L. further information apply 20 .,.,c,-
A"i 49, j. ". MCiAkklNh,
General Southern Agent
once. hOck8.A
W.p. CLYDE CO.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
Commencing SATURDAY, APRIL 16 1872,
at3A b.. trains on this road will run as follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-02

Yitt burg, l. Suli.-Mit Dem @lots
ten'd)la9 II legten III Der letIeH 9fad)t 1907
OO0 4fauu Die 9lrbeit niebsr. DIE gobEs
ltala, Die III lebten Sabre beitanoen bate,
lleI ab, NIB in alleuTabriten, Oereu BETTER
Die meme Stala nid)t uuter;eidIuet babcn,
b0rte Die Shdtigtet auf. Cine anoere
Sdaar arbeiter nahm hie Seenbisung ihrer
IrbeltSSelt nit psrhIltuiBnlIBia 9roBem
Sergnilgen aui. GS mareu Dies bic Anges
Iteuteu Der oeridliebenen 9laStabriteu III ben
Ser. Staaten. am lebteu SUM IeOeu Sab.
res iuerOeu idmmtlite @lasiabrlfeu, oem
SertOmmen ge!udB auf Die Oauer oOn bier
bis adt SSod)en geitloiIen, 10 oa6 Die 6e'
paratHreH uorgeHommeu NIB Heur Sorrdthe
cln9tlsgt meroen f0uneH. Die arbeter nno
ltetS germ berelt, 6leIe Yauie elnlreten III
lanen. Selt mebreren Sabren babeu Die Gl'
lells uHo StablTabrifanteu cine gleId)e Polt'
ut beloigt mo tbre Sabrltanteu pom erlten
Dfontag I'M Suli eb auf Slpei SSo6en 9es
ld1loHeu. Die .3abi Der G,ieus mn Stabls
tabrlten, Die 9elterH NbenO geidlloien luurs
ben, iu!ro anf mebr, als 400 geld]agG. IS
9iebt III ben Ser. StaateR AGO 9Saliperte.
Son oieleu babeu 25 bic 80 cine 3elt lang
fill geitanbeu. 8on ben 400, Die bis geiteru
Nbcnb III Setyieb maren, liegen 800 meflit
BON ben 9lue9banieS. Sine 2lnSahl oeriels
ben bat bic Sfala unter;eihHet, dleIu III
$50 berIelben mar 9as nld)t Der Sal. Die
ielbcr bei9ditige 100000 Mauu. Die
3ahl Der @lasDldieru, bic nidt III Sbdtg.
felt ilIb, iuirO auf 200 beredyuet nit nabe3u
$4,000 2IrbeitelH.
pler mo IN pomefsao mar beute gaeS
ruhlg. Die Straben lparen nit untbdtigen
Diannern geilut, allcin Die bette Sronung
berrld)te. Selt gelerH Abeub ut Die Sopns
ltala BON feIner welteren Gabrlt uuter;eits
net moroeu.
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1lcberfGlpenmungen ocs Wttis
iiifippi.

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Stft;iere beS 8 ampiers y9llia," lueid)er aes
iteruAbenO bier eintraf, btridteten, OaB baS
gauSe Sano am 2ulie Hluer Slulldjeu gate
VianrepaS unO BORT Sincent inter 9Saier
itete. 9aS gSaiier I'M SIuiie 1T iieben SuB
geiliegen, unb baS 2aub Don Bort Siucent
al bis iur DtiiuOuus itebt 5 bis TuB inter
gSailcr. Die Geddite 1tuo gduslid) luSpeus
Dirt. 9iiele Eamilleu perlaiieu ibre gSohs
nungeu un0 flid)ten auf h0ber gelegenes
yanO. Die Grnote 1T taft gdnSlit Seritort,
oIleiu Die NiebrSahl Der Hteroe NIB Slihe
ipucoe gerettet. Die Sauptmengc beS gSa.
lerS tCmmt Durdl Die Sarpgs@repailer" Die
ilb ieit oem legteu Niittwotl um l25 5SuB
uerbreitert bat. Die pSelnIout Greoahe"
1T 1900 6nB brett geworpen. Sails oaS
SSalier nldlt BALI tallt, miro Die nSOinOller
Gentralbabn" aus fiuoen, baB Die Sefinuns
gen, DIE lle in lhrem SabuOamme aemadbt
bat, nidlt GroB geuug iIne, I'M Die Qaupt.
nltnge 0eS SlutbUaiier8 burdSulaieu. Der
%ate Fondartralu mlrp aut mrbr gSaller
erbalten, ais er aufnehmeH fam, uno e6 II
lomtt @eIGbr porbanben, bab oaS Hano bin.
Ter 9tew Orleans iberid)luemmt merOeH
mro.
Guincp, SllS., l. Suli. - Die Sage
in benz iiberid)wemmten @ebiete be9iuut
idllmmer Su pcrpen. Cine tlelne 2lrmee
pon 9euten urbeitet auf Der nSnbiau Grdpe
Seuee," u0rblldl Don Der Sta0t uu0 perlud)t,
Saulenoe BON adern reilen S6eiSenS, weld]e
lle beoedt, Su retten. Ger Ssld oroht on
meb.ereu Srten bredeu Su molleu, aueln
ieibIt, lueuu tr baltcu iolte, miro baS 9Sais
ler Oes Sluhes, meuu CT nod etui9e 3oll
iei9t iiber tbu biupegilieBen. gueS Sieb
lit aus bem beorobten Eerraiu forl9etriebeu
worOen, uub Die Seu6lte-uug bat ibre 9Sobs
Huu9eu i'm Stlhe gel0iien nno ii1 oui Die
6ugel gefii4tet. sic Snp ycuee III eBeu'
tails iebr idwah, uub Sublreihs 9lrbelter
iu1eu, ole gefdbrOeteu Sleleu su ueritdrfeu.
Sic Sabuen baben Gue Seriu1e, !3iige swi.
iben Quunibal unb SeOtlt lauieu iu laieH,
aufceQebeT.
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Sta0t Saltimnrc.

.Slpet @e eUttter an eIuenl y q {
III mehr, ais mir miuid)eu, wenn MIR ms
aud 9tegeH uHo Die Inn folgeuoe AbIubz
lung in olsler Sen Der 1ige mobl germ 9e'
tdlen lanen. GaS erIie llnpetter mar BON
elnem itarten Slurmwrnoe begleltet, lueldler
Hamentltdl III Der llmJegeuo Der YtaoIlons
uno 9toro'9luenue iebc ltart wllthcte.
2a5 Sommeroa6 Dor Yeter'S SAFE marc
in Die StraBe gerIneH, MD al DER 20. mo
81. SuaBe murocn mehrere 6duisr eutoadDt.
Gin Slle ld]lug III ben Sdloruitsm oeS Don
s. N. Ghilcoat bepohHteH $oauleS 9n. 425,
%. Grape, rlhtetc aber gludlIdler ySelle
tetlIen S9aoen al. 9as elnIige @ute, OGS
Der 6egeu I'M @eiOl9e hattie, mar, cap Ole
Semperatur Don 81 auT 81 @rao heruuter
9lu9.
Ser 6immel tlGrte it'd Sann 0uf turse
Belt auf, aber nm llhr 9iadmittagS SOgea
ild) mleOer buutle gSolIeu itber Der Staot
Sulamnlen, mo bGl0 beqGun eS Su blieeu
MD 81 oonnern, OaB eS dHgltlldeu 9emuz
tlern unheimlld) weroen tonnte. Der 9fe9eH
LOB III Stl0men, that aber wenlg Sda0en;
OUrb Den uugelpUhulid Harlem SSiuO murs
een aber uIele Sdume al DER SloomtH9z
boiler mo Xbertg 9toao uno Dor 0em
pSraueuz0olpltal" an Der @de Der Sohulr.
mo yafapettcsA sAueHne, loule por Dem 9dIle
glr. 1928, yin6en Iuenuc, arg bc1hGotgt.
0aS SledI0ad oeS 9aueS 9ir. 2444,
ViaOpon. aueuue, @IgeutbUmS oeS 0rn.
Sm. :. &obertS, maro uon oem SuIrme
fortgetiihrt. AuBer oaB mebtere 3dune UOu
ocn 9SinOe nieoergelegt Duroeu, maro oaS
3elt DeS @trtus pom Yrofcifor u. II. y.
IiagerS all Der ode Der 9arcpitraBe uno
n NJ
OaS SaberRatel DER experimentation ait
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9toaO gum Setruge uoH $40 belbGbigt. Aui
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leHpEer lebenoer Sobleumag9ou III Semidt
uOn l., 400 Ginno uou bem Sturm l40 0uB
melt in "a 6uB tieieS SSaiier geidleuosrt.
Gin SIteltrahl ;erid)metterte oa5 ShIe=
feroad) Der 2Saro rs" OeS p3ObHS DOptIus'
0oIpitaiS" uno iegte OaS }Dolyuert oeS Dad
iiuble5 in 8rano. 9tui elucu Alnrm uon
benz 3aiteu 9ir. 277 eritien Die 6euerwcbr
prompt sur Stelle, meldle Die Slammen
loldlte, beuor ueuneu5uertbcr S6aoeH aHs
gerld)tet mar.
Der Slie idlug in beu SdOruieiu SeS
6auleS Jir. 125, Sio-GreterlrdBe, eln mo
ridDtete fir S25 SdaOeu al. An Der 9forO-
GaluertiiraBe ridtete Der mdbIenO ocS @e'
milterS berrheHoe Sturm betrdd)tlidJcu
SGabeu an: eiue 3tehe Gdher purOeu alb
geosdt, ndmllh Jir. POLO, 20l4, 20l6 uno
2OlS, NOrO. O.GapertraBe, 6ru. 8lllum G.
SautS gsb0ri9; Jir. 2Ol2, 3rn. 5laat
Sbuf 9tbU.Ig; Or. POS, ct. YOuliraBe;
icrHer 9ir. 2O2O, geeiguet uou IorH. 2Silteg;
gir. 2O22, crau Is. s. Yierrpman gebOrlg.
Selda0igt lpurOeH gir. 20l7, 9ecI9net pon
6rn. Surnbau, Ytr. 2lOS (FartiuaBe) uno
9ir. 2Ol9 al Oerielbeu SuNbe, Drn. 5Cbn
Sbermau gebOrig; al Der 9tOrOsAueuues
Sriide wurOen ;wei elettrIihe yidtCr berab-
9emeht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-02
..snndicr" In 0prt Serrts.

Sort Serbs, N.sy., l. Suli. -
SerbuttSbeiebls gegeH liini pOn Den bei'm
gpn1en oeS Ne9ers SeluiS betbeill9tsn Per-
ioueu murOen III Die !SGube oeS Sderiiis
geie9t unO bier oapnn uouSo9en. Die Ser'
Baitcteu iinb Sobn Gagau, uuf Die 9lufla9e
Oes 2lngrlfis; 9obm gpman, SObn 9euIep
unO Sswis auerp meaen InSsttelu eiues
aufrubrs unb wegsn AngrifiS. Gagan iielte
$500 Siirgitufl; ole Sirglhait fir bic gus
pertu wurOe auf $500 ieitgefcut, iie lit
nod nidt be.ge5rabt, wrO aber wabri9ein.
lid aufgsGruGt perOen. Ter finite Ser.
haftun9Sbeiebl gegeu Den yotomotipiiibrer
Gie9lbbous tonntc nidt uolftredt werbeu,
NEIL Der SenauHte III SerufspHidteu BON
bier ahmsieno tit.
Sic Anflagen auf Die uugeaebeueu Suntte
bin wsrDen ais Die SdmG9iteu betrahtet,
Die uuter ben llmfGnoeu bitteu erbobeu
uerbeH f0unen, au6 oeShalb, neil Die Sc
nanuteu nur einl9e peniae pon 9enen iiuo,
Die oil benz u2lusrIfi" unO u2tufrubr" be.
tbeill9t lpareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-02

Sopipeb TT bosienige 9eioeu, iiber bns man
heutSutage Dobl AM 0Itelten tlagen bort llno
gegcn baS oe mciiten Jog. 0dusntittel augez
ipcnOet mCrbclt. Sn Den bdufigIten SGurn ilno
eS aber Die nnrid)tigcn Dtittel, neil falt aue
Ntenid)eu iiber bic 9IatlIr unb ben llrlprung
beS geiOens I'M llutlareu iino. Hub bod lit
bicganie Sadle bOd)it ctufudl. Snneun 6dlleT
inter icbn riihrt baS Soprlpeb Don etnem pers
borbCuen Ytagen uno baourd) gelt0rtenl 8lut.
freislauf inter 9luOrang oes Slltes mad benz
Sopf her. Sie 9ler;te baben oeshalb aud 6eH
giNmcu galtriidleS 3. b. OiagentOpiweb baiir
eriIulOeH. 9alielbe tritt i'll uerId)ieoenen yOrs
men AMI; maHdmal ais OumpIer, aut Der
Stiru pocr oem 3orpcrbnupt laltenoer 9rud,
oils ltedleuoeS, gcid)lnm bobrenoeS Sdmer3z
qefiibl, ais eln Gcfihl oeS SenommenIeins, al5
A!opfcn Der EuS0oeru al Den Sdlldien, iuo;n
id) bdufig falte Ni6c NIB all4enletne llnlult
gclcliCu. Jtamcrtlidb blcIcS leeterc SennSeid]eH
if untriigtidl. 9tnn fam abcr feiue &rantbett,
tCiu llnmoblleiu grltnoltd furtrt mCroen, lpenI
Die ScbauOllrng id, nldlt aui bic gSuriel oer>
iclbeu critredt, oaS bciBt in biciem Salle, iuenn
nid)t Der peronrbeue ober itberlaoeue Utageu,
ans ocm oaS Sopflpeb fonmt, regu!irt nno in
gCiuuocn 3ultauo uerlctt ipirb. gu oieIem
SiuCd Qibt cs fein beillnmereS, Sutrdglid)ere5
mO Der allgemeinen Griunobeit beiler anges
paftCS Diittcl, ais Die ct. Vcrnaro 6r6uters
Hillcn, 10 benaunt nad oenl ipoblthGtigen Serrls
hdroinCr Sr0eu, 0eiicu Yiitglieber ld 10 groBe
&er0enc I'M Die 9lr;ereiz Hno Jtrdutertll10e
crworbcu baben. 8ie Yilleu itno pon Ocn fronts
men Scrubaroiucr M6ud)eu erfuu0en uno iilIo
ans oeT prig'tcn mn 5s;t.yS 5 - = Ites. ten stnse-
frduteru ;uiamulCuGciebt. Sbre gSirflrng 1T
eiue milo l0ienOe uuO crlueideuoe, blutreilItz
gcnb, unO cen Sluttreislaui beioroeruoc; 9llla
itoppungen hC5 Sluts III ocn Seuen uerld)mina
ben beim Gebraudl 0ericibeu mn 0amit bort
Der 2ruf chi ole &iutgciGBe oeS @ebiruS out
mCld)er bic Oireftc llriadlc 0eS ais aopflueb
tctdnuteu 2cioeuS tIt. Giuc 9oliS ct. Sers
Iaro SrGuters s4'illcu miro oenIuah oaIielbe
ioiort lnbern nno nab tirier .3ett uoIlltdnO8
iurlrcn. Sic Elacu iill0 iiIr 25 GeutS III jeDsr
qutcu llpOtDctf, lolglc uoI i. Jftultdoter 4 Co..
q. :, Sor z4l6. gicU yort, Su bcitebeI.