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Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
TERMS OF SALE

One fourth of the purchase money
will be required in cash ON day Of
sale, the balance to be paid in six and
twelve months from day of sale. to be
secured by bearing bonds of
purchaser with sureties to be approved
by trustee.
Possession of property subject to
tenants rights will be given ON day of
sale, the Trustee paying all taxes
due, purchaser paying taxes for lS92,
and = of rent will be reserved to
Trustee p going to purchaser.
CLAYTON J. PtRNELL..
Permanent Trustee.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
CLAYTON J. PURNELL. Attorney at Law.
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

BY virtue of an order Of sale passed
by the Circuit court for Worcester
County in case of Young x Colburn
VS.. their creditors, same being No. :}3
Petitions "n the docket of said Court,
the undersigned will sell at public
sale on
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
JUST LOOK AROUND

your farm and see
the fences that are
going to decay that
can be remedied BY
putting up a neat
fence of barbed or
plain wire.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
YO'LL BE SURPRISED

TO see how many
tools, plows and har-
N rows need replacing
Now is the time to
fix up for the years
work before
, 1892-04-02

Anarchists-either French or Spanish-haSs
again been at work in Paris, and this morning
q violent explosion startled the inhabitants of
that part Of the Faubourg Saint German
lying between the Ministry of War and the
Chamber of Deputies. A dynamite cartridge
in a tin box had been placed during the night
outside the house Of the Princesse de Sagan,
No. 81, Rue Saint Dominique. and as the porter
of the mansion was cleaning up this morning
he swept the explosive out in the roadway,
thinking that it was a sardine-box. Immedi-
ately loud report WAS heard. and the concierge
received a terrific shock, sufficient, as he ex-
pressed it, to make him give himself up for
lost" AS it was, however, he escaped with
much injury to his right eye and jaw, which
were struck by some portions of the receptacle
containing the explosive. The broom with which
the man had swept the box away was shat
tered to bits. Little damage was done to
the entrance door of the Prir,cesse.de sagan's
residence, but two gas lamps were broken,
some of the'asphalte Of the pavement was
loosened. aud several windows ovel the shop
of q c.oal vendor on the opposite SHE of the
street were smashed. Glass was likewise
damaged in the adjacent houses of the Duc de
Feltre and the Duo d. al buffers. Altogether
she destruction was far less than that eHeci cd on
the "Tirst of May" last in the private resi-.
, 1892-04-02

dence OF Due de Trevise, situated in the Aven-
ue des Champs Elysees. The affair neverthe-
less caused much uneasiness in the Faubourg
st. German and many idlers took adva' tage
OF the dry weather in order to visit the scene
Of the explosion, several being undoubtedly
disappointed a havlng comparatively little to
see for their trouble. The Princesse de Sagan,
who 10 IN Cannes, was informed by telegraph
OF the aftalr and the policemen kept watch and
ward In and around her spacious house and
grounds ell d ay. Suspicious looking persons
entering the neighbourhood were narrowly
scrutlnlsed, as If they we're Anarchists seek
ing to effect fresh mischief in hrosd DAYLIGHT.
According 10 the latest accounts the con-
C1er9s is In q bad condition. There was an
other person passing near the ho use at the
time OF the explosion, but he got eff with a
shaking and the loss Of his umbrella. which
was broken in his hands. There are in the
bile many runlours that the explosion
was the work of Revolutionists from over Tho
Pyrenees, who intended to wreck the Spanish
Embassy, which was |folmerl, at Nc. So Bra
Saint Dominique, close to the Princesse a.
Sagan's. The Due de Mandss. however nov
occupies smansion on the Boulevard de Conn.
celles. The Spanish Anarchists who live IN
Parls, had, tits said, desired to take revenne
1or the recenS executions of their brethren Mt
Aeres, but they can hardly be- de, med success,
ful as c0nsplrators seeing that they were l3ra-
ware OF the recent removal OF tue Emf. u.v
from the Saint GERMAN district. ALTHOUGH
the explosion was not serious, the Anarchists
have succeeded in drawing public attention
to themselves once more, and it is feared that
they intend to make themselves more danger.
Gus tina year than they have hitherto been
All sorts OF sinister rumours are current as "a
their intention to use what Irish maicon+ents
once called the resources Ofcivil. sation' between
the present date and the First Of NAV"
Dynamite has been stolen not only from tho
quarrlss near Paris, but from the wolksb.ns
Of Factories at St. Etienne and Calais. SO TIA,
on thS whole great deal Of dangerous stuff
is Tow in the hands of desperadoes. who may
at any moment perpetrate u deed more disas-
irous IN Its consequences than that which tsr-
llhed the people of the st. Gumail district
this mornine.-Ds'lS Telegraph.
, 1892-04-02
MURDER OF FOUR CHILDREN.

Yesterday morning a shoemaker named
hevlll, OF Broadsworth, near Doncaster cut
me throats OF four Of his children and endea-
Voured to commit suicide. The child en- died
from their injuries, and the man les in a criti-
cal condition. Six years ago Revill ace, NJ
pahleo oy his wife went to B~roadsworth from
Nottlnghamshire to ommenc as a shotmhk.
eF' Tor inc last seven months he has suffered
ION 1eebleness and nervous depression, and
TWO months since went away for the benefit Of
els health. De has been heard 10 ask What
would become Of hls children If INVITING allied
HIM. Yesterday morning bis wife rose at
haIt-past six, and Revill came downstairs
about seven. Mrs. Revill asked him how bp
was. and he answered "Middling." He then
washed and afterwards proceeded upstairs to
obtain his razor, but being away . long time
his wife followed, and pushing open the be-.
room door she saw him cutting his throat. She
at once ran to a neighbours Ex-boliceman
Garbuit and bis wife, who returned with her
found Revill standing by the side of the bed
with his thread cut, and a razor was living in
a pool of blood near the bedside. Asked what
he had been doing, Revill replied, Il had to
DO u" Two girls-Mabel, aged six, aid Ruth,
aged three years-lay on the bed dead with
their threats cut while in a corner on a bunk
Aty ernest aged elght, with bis throat also
cut. The lad appeared to have struggled hard
for his life. In the front room lay the baby
Ethel, aged four months, also dead with its
throat cut. Revill asked for a penoil and
paper, and wrote the word Farewell" Then
ne scrlbbled something that was unintellisible
and next followed the word "worthy." He
has the reputation Of being a steady. respecta.
Die man, and until q week ago was member of
q choir, but had to resign in consequence Of
the state of his health.
Last avening Revill was still alive, but in a
very %o'itical state. His windpipe, it is stated,
Is completely severed and a silver tube has been
pIacedin bis throat. His condition has some
what IN proved since this operation. While
the pipe was being fixed Revill t,uggled sio+
ltnty, and astonished those present with the
strength be still possessed despite bis loss Of
bleed. When Mrs. Revill, Will Mrs. Ga!butt,
returned to the bed-nem tie nin threw up
his srms, and it 10 lie lived chat had he got
, 1892-04-02

hold Of his wife he would have attempted to
murder her.
Mrs. Revill states that when her husband
first went upstairs she heard him 20 into the
front bedroom, where the baby was sleeping
AS he was a long time upstairs, Mrs. Revih.
went to the bottom If the stairs to listen. and
heard what she describes as "a "~gurgling"
sound. Thinking her husband was i'll, she
went up, and, pushing open the door Of the
back bed room, whittier her husband had pass
de from the front, she saw him near the bed
hacking at his throat with a razor. When
spoken to Rcvili said he M to do it, and
pointins upwards, exclaimed, "Better of"
The writing on tn cardboard that he handed to
exc nstable Garbutt is almost il}ezible, butt is
thought to mean Fare well in this world" The
mo est w~illopen thisa fternpon.- Ibid
, 1892-04-02
A u G TION.
i UCTIONSDIRECTEUREN bek-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bek-
y jendtgj0r herved at efter Beeiar-
Tag al kongens Foged j Christian
steds Jurisdiction blive efternevnte
i Christiansted beigsende Eiendom-
me, i hyilke er gjort Udlpg for Skat-
te' tlSt. Croix C~olonialkasse stillede
III Bortsals we'd 3offentligc Auctioner,
der agholles oyerensstemmende med
Reglerne i Placat af 22de April
1917.
No. rs Kon gems Tvcrvade,
efter SkatteIisten tilhogeud. Louis Cabriel
lste Auction Mandagsn den 25dv April 1872
2den Auction Mandagen den Ole Mai 1892.
8die Auction Nlandagel den 23de 9. NJ.
hvcr Days Efterlniddag III. l.
No. /. A. Torvegtde,
efter SkatteIisten tilh6rende Sophia Arms
strong.
lste Auction Mandagen Qen 25de April 1892.
2den Auction Mandagen den 9dr Ma 1892.
3die Auction Mandagen den 23de 8 NJ.
hver Days Eitermiddag Kl. 3.
No. 81. A Bjergegade,
efter SkatteIlsten tlhorende NJ. Beuners OF
H. Furey.
1ste Auction Mandagen den 2Jde April 1899.
2den Auction Mandagen den ode Mai 1892.
3dle Auction Mandagen den 23de s. NJ.
hYer Days Eftermiodag Kl. 4.
No. 80. a. B. Conpagnigade,
etter Skattellstcn tilh6reude Alfred OF Con
stantia DYER.
lste Auction Tirsdegon den Code April 1892.
2dea Auction Tirsdagen den lode Mai 1892.
3dIe Auction Trsdagen den 24de 3. II.
hver Days Eftermiddag XII 3.
No. 3. Kirkegade.
efter Skattelisten tilhorende Fritz Iwersen,
lste Auction Fredagen den 29de April 1892.
Eden Auction Fredagen don l3de Mai 1892,
3dle Auction Fredagen den 27de 8. NJ.
hver Days Eftermiddag KI. q.
No. Is B StrIndgsle.
eft9r Skatteiisten tiIh5renls Ho1riotte
NJ rouis.
lsta Auction Fredagen den 29de April 1892;
Ion do. Fredagen den i3de Mai "
3d'e do. Fredagen den 27de s. NJ, "
hver Days Eftermiddag H. j.
No. Ulkestrede,
etter Skattellsten tilhorende Ju,iana Mortimer:
lste Auction Lordagen den 30te April 1892
2den do. L~ordagen den l4ie Mai :"
3die do. Lordagen don SSde 8. NJ. F."
hyer Days Efterlniddag Kl. /.
NO. j IL. SmedestrRde,
ef'er Skattelisten tilh6rende Ellen og Elizabeth
Nanthropp.
iste Auction Lordagen den::3Ode April 1892.
2ten do. Lordagen den l4de Mai "
3dle 10. LordAgen den 28de 8, NJ ("
hver Days Eftermiddag Kl. 2.
No. l Ba. w atergut,
ef;er Sksttelisten tilhorende Eva Pentheny.
lste Auction Mandaaen den 2den Mai 1892.
Eden do. Mandagen den lode 8. NJ
3die do. Mandagen den 30te q. NJ. "
hver Days Eftermiddag ri. /
No. 3. B. Fiskergade,
eftsr Skattelisten tilhorende Oscar ROGERS.
lste Auction Tirsdagen den 3die Mai 1892.
2den do. Tirsdagen den Tide 8. M" /"
3die do. Tirsdagen den 3lte 8, NJ
hver Days Eftermiddag FL. /.
No. rs B. Toryeeade,
efter 8kattelisten tilhorende Edward Romney,
lste Auction 1irsdagen den 3die Mai 1892.
Eden do Iirsdagen den Tide q. NJ. /"
3die do Tirsdagen den Site g. NJ. Z"
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Nadlrtdlten.

Nem-D ort, II. Suit Der beute aus
6amburg augetOmmene 0ampfer Scan
Oia" wllrOe an Der GuaHntane. Citation
aufgebalteu. So utrlautetyoaB er Die Slat.
tern AM Soro hat.
- Sater Yetreau, Yfarrer Der ct. Sean
Saptifte. STRIDE, bat aus Guebec cine 5ielique
erbaIten, ndmlih eiueu q Boil laugen Snos
den, augeblih Dem SOrOsrarme Der bI.
Auua eutnommen, NIB Oielelbe ioa benz.
nd6It in Der ermdbuteH Stride sur Sdar
aeileut werOen. Sine anoere Geltque Der
bl. 9uua mar be~IaHutlih i9on I'M lesten
Dial bort auSgeitelt.
- Capt. 3ammono, pYurier" q. 90.
6oiter, SteuarO 8armSleD mo Naidiniit
Ycttiugtr ertrantten auI benz 0umpfer uGuz
dlantrsB" wdBreuO Der 6abrt Oeielben bon
SantoS nab Yernambuco am 9elben 6Ie.
Der, ita:beu uuO wurOsn im Mieere beituttet.
Der Camper fam beute im Rew.YOrier
Saien oil uuD niuB GuarantdIe beiteben.
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RaItftnnrer Wiehntdrfte.

Samltag, 16. Sult 1892.
(9finSbieb piro nah Dem @cwidt
bet'm 2ebcn, S9weine gum gtettO @es
wibt - 20 Bro5eut unter Dem @eiuidt
bei'm 9eben-, Sdaufe nit Dem Sruttoz
@cpidt, gleidbeOeutenO nit benz Sc
widt bei'm Qebe1, ucrfauIt.)
GIaremouter Il niOn8s8 ie5s
bOfe.
9ttnbuieb. - Die NOdensufubr
mar icbr beSeutenO; burunter uOrtrcfi=
lide Sdla9ttbicre eritsr &lafie. Der
llmiae mar nur mittelmaBig. Die
8reiie singen ! bis ; unO J Sent berun>
ter uuo uariirten ie nu6 Guulttat bon
81 bis $4.75, Die OrOinarite SOrte ers
3ielte nur 81 pro 100 Bfuno.
243 StId tamen aus MarDlanS,
2O65 aus girginien, aus &CntudD,
1855 BON Ohio, 926 BON SQiuOi5, 233
BON @eitzY irsinien As aus 3nOiana,
26 aus OtiGOuri, - aus YcnuiDluanien;
ins9eiammt 1898 Stuf 9egen 689 in
lester ISOLDE unO 1910 in Der leetidbriz
gen Baralel>WO de.
8altimOrer 6leiider t~auften 987,
6Ilide 222 Stif; 800 fanoen CUR Auss
fubr 9tebmer. @abreuO Der @O3e
wurGen i'm @an3en 1909 Stad abse'
lest.
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1874. YatapseusWebL 1892.

3. SaAr.
@ai;eu III Die oitbarft 6elbfrudt
Der @eIt.
Der reinIe gSaiSen llefert oa5
reinfe sc ebl. 9aS r.lnf IT. 0t
~lleiert OaS rel fe Sroo. Gas reiuite
Sroo III oes SebeuS 9aIptitlPe.
BatapSeusS perlatip 11ebl 1T oaS bette,
neil eS aus benz Creme on ~ arm d Ia
Der uno Sirginier " uijeu mo Der
befeH Sorte aus leoem barten W Il.
SEN prooujIrenoeH Staate Der
uuIon bergeiteat 1T.
Sisies Iiebl ift ldugf 4 ais Ieoem auoes
rem i'll olel.m 2auOe iiberlegen amer.
tanut. Aae bic belteu ameritaniiben
gisbliorteu mer3en aui eurOpdli6en Dtdrtteu
u%ertautt, no Ba%tapScos Superlatlu
ben Sorrang bat uuo euti4ieben
bobere Bretl erStelt, neil eS oa5
llebIih # { IHb nahrbaitel It Sroo
matt.
IS iii bic Solltommenbeit pom
0iehl ielblt NIB itebt on 9teinbeit
uHb 0lei9mdBlgtei Obne &iUGs
len "a.
Dan uerlan9e BON ieinem Grocer
8atapScosS uperlatips$ attnts,
YatapSco .6 amlli n.Y atent-,
SraH9 to- O.u esGrtra.,
SGlom ms anil { nsgte bl.
C. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING Co.
Giaeuthiimerlu.
Rr. PA, @ommercesS tr.
(S~uEiA-SuliS, Sa,IlO,1 ab6D
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Der 0eutf6e Correspondent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rNtlautic- @arben," VIZ. . unO 4, Glib
Sopfrsse.-EdsIia srOsss Srei-eons,rt.
Sob. Sjdrfs' rSrnefrion : 6ule", Nr.
los, Gseft- scrinstOHitruse, piro nit beutiaem Tag,
.%rofnet.
ualgem. Irbeiter. Srautensllnterft. Ser.
in." 4entc, ben Is. bs., Sicnic unb CONNER
iadtsfrit I'M StaubarosYart.
pSh Saltimorer Stepebore ; Sranfen.
neutrality-suspicious. gir. l." Gente, ben 1s.
5nli. 9ienic uno Sommernattsieit in &iesnrrs
part, StshlGHotopn.
Oeutlde 0reieini0teits : S~onuta9sifuIe.
Steniias, Den 10. Suli, s. grose G%rfuriion nad
eap=3aose gum SeiteE Der 5icnopation Der 9irte.
p@pmnaiiiidler tpramiben : Club" -
sonntos. ben "a. Suit @asenzaushus nab @ilz
nore's ~6airp>@rooe."
Saltimorer rSdiitenparf." - Iontae,
Sen %. Suli, Ticuic unb Stiituusst,ft Der Robcl.
Sabrit bon Giintber Il Sinf.
CefeniIidIc Snuierfe in BARREN.
Eonta9s-pGurrolslart," pon 80 bis . rbr GtenSs.
StsHitSas2-6tO,TaI'Sias@art pan 7 bis I'll ubr
plittpods-sYattsriOu : Farf." BON Z bis I'll ubr
NbsRos.
COnnerfass-r 0uuibsSiu.gart BON H5 bis 8 ubr
Abenbs.
Sreitass-~1iiperiibesg art." bon 16 bis 8 rlbr sbbs.
Samifass-~BatterioH=BGrt," ron ! bis I'll lbr
9benos.
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germtidte teIeerapbii6c 9epeideu.

- Die Nul;pcrts Der pg8eit. hyperion
Srou & Stee! Co." Su superior, 9SISc.,
puroen an Samitag sei6loieu, mo Die in
ben 8erteu beltGftigten giitglteoer Der
y4malQamNteo AioclatlOu" erblelteu lhriit-
lid)e antluOi9un9 ihrer Gutlaiiuug. Sc.
ihaftstibrer MATES erfldrt, feIne Wtitgliez
Der lener AiiOciatlOH DiirOen tinitigbll in
benz gSerte 2lrbeit erbalteu.
- Su &%iImiugtou, Gel, nerpunoete Der
48.idbriqe SaS. Wic@lastep, Elm Sutidleus
InitreidJer, geitern ieire Geliebte, Die "a.
ldbrige 0iubel @%!uriuaboulO, iouie fid
ielbiE Ourf HeuoluerihIiie. Giferiutt mar
Die llriade Der Shat. Seioe lebten ben les.
ten giad)rld)ten 5uTolge nod, befauoen ilh
leboh i'll frIttldem 3ultanoe.
- Die r9teu'Seriep.S ll.9o." III bon Der
yStnnear0sSil.9o." auigefauft poroeu.
Die Augabeu iiber Die bel benz tiir;.
liteu Giienbaburaub i'm SnOi1uer Serri.
forum geltobleue Summe iolen ibertrlebeu
a~elpeien iein. &. u. 6uier, Snperlnten.
bent Der uPacificsGrpreBs9o." III ct. gouiS,
bebaupter, Die HaIIber hdtten nur $1,000
erbeutet.
- Sr. SpiriOon, Elm reider 5ran;oie,
bat iit srboteu, OaS uripriinglide NiOo.a
Der Yeterstlrdle in ROm I'M 8u~Hitoepartes
meut Der 9hlcaSO'er MISUNDERSTANDING Sur
Sdau III HELEN. 9a5 gioOel wuroe, mte
nntbeutli9 nu9sewieien lit, in 1910 bon
benz Arditetten can Saao anaefertist.
q Sin Eubrwert, in w.I6em Grau u. q.
CHER uuD ibre &odlter Srau .. SrOmir anl
Samitag bel attlca, Sno., Elm 8ahugelelie
irtu;ten, muroe bur6 clneH 3ug bemollrt.
Srau Cher lulr Ideublldlldl toot. Der
SraH Sgown marOen beiOe Seine gebrohen,
mo man flirttet, ouB aud iIe IBren Ser.
leeunsen erlIegen miro.
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Ole ohlbetanute Tirma
g. Sam, 9 obne & Comp. am
Sroabwan, brei Shiireu unterbalb Der
Gaitern.a uenue, tiinoigt fir heute eiuen
sroBen Sdleupsruertauf bel gan, beoeu.
ieuO bsrabgeieeteu Yreiieu an. abaeiehen
oapou, Dap jiefs BON StOffeu ieber Art taft
fir Mitts losg.idlasen werOen, fam man
cine Dteuge anperer Sad]en nm aeringes
@eio eriteheu, inter anoersu 6iite, liuneue
Srageu, SanirleibAeu, gebleid)ten MouIe.
lin, wolene Gbalies, frans0iihs Yerfale,
Saube, ssllidte 9ausidube, SdnOer gum
Sutbeiat, &uilen unO SauSilsioer, @is.
fliten, Senfters uub Sblri6irnle, Snabeus
NnSiise II. /. ~, II. !. ~. Gs III uum0sli6,
al. 2rtitel nebit ibren Sr.iieu bier arsu.
fubren; mir miiiien uus bamit beguiis.n,
Die 9eieriunen auf ole an arDerer Steae Al
f~iub.npe AuseiGe binsuweiien; aufmertiam
Qemant moaeu iie MIR nod oarauf le;n, naB
lie ibrt Gintduie am Gage beiOrgeu miiiI.n,
oa bas Geiddft anger an eamitassu I'M II
ubr Abenos gei6lonem wirb.
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Ser ,,Gorrciponocnt" tpabreno ocs
SptttutcrS.

Tcrioneu, welde iiir Den CONNER bic
Staot u~erloiieu, tOuneu ben u@orreiponber-
ten" init Der friibeiten Yoit mad irqeno einem
Srte sur 6ate BON Go Gents pro Niouat
ober $1.9O fir orei Mouate - einldlieBlid
beS SonntagsblatteS Suseididt befom=
men. 2aS Modeublatt % Gents pro Nio.
nat, 65 GeutS iiir brei Wtouate. Die 9brefie
fam mad 9Suui6 g%ednoert msrOer, msru
man bafiir iorgt, ouB i'll allen 6aueu iomobl
Die alte, pie Die neuc ASrelis uufgsseben wer'
heu
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sable Rate atf Der Baltimore.
cbiosYabn" nad1 @aSbinston.

a~usfuss Siaete mad @uibtustou, ..
G., perpeu sur balbeu State fir be &uno.
fahrt in allen Siireaur Der Baltimore
Sbiu.Sabn" bonn l6. bic 20. Suli p~.rtauit
uuo IuO sur Seimtebr bis gum "a. Sui
qlltig. Die &unoiabrt bon Baltimore be-
trdst $1.2O; eutipre9euO niebrise Staten
BON auoereH Statlonen aus. Q69-72)
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sie heirnthcte ct,rcn 0eacr.

GImira, y. o., 16. 9ult. = Der De
ger Siaat Goulr, ein 80 q. labriger Sutiter
Don 99tlfesbarre, Ya., irarO beute nit Der
2I=ldbrlgeu gouiie Slider, eiuem eingeuan.
oerteu Deuti9en NidOtcl, bon o.m i%Grbiaen
Yaftor 81. -. &oB pcrhelratnet. Ser ueus
sebadene Sbegatte f~eterte Oas GreisulB, i'll.
Dem er iId pieblid betraHt.
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Sta0t Baltimore.

NuS Der Stabtballe. Wtagor
9atrobe relite am Samitag mad Deer'Barf,
nm bort ben Sonnta9 in SreIle leiner 6as
milre s%uSubringeu. @r piro beute giorgen
red)tseitig wieoer bier eiutrefen, nm l%etnelt
Yfli9ten weiter obsuliegen.
Die SGieosri6ter fir bas Soltou'
0epot-g ruubitiid, Die 99. 6. Sirdbeao uuo
Sohu g. Serrp, ueroen i'm ganie Der Wode
cine 3uiammentuntt abhdlten, mn sur Sfea
gelung Der Angelegenbeit, bic linen AMBER.
traut murbe, Sd)ritte Sl ergreiten.
- Gbriitopber Columbus Dunn iurroe
aeitsrn Morsen ais SailiiI I'M Steuer-0es
partenent eingeihmoren.
-9aS Steuerappellations . 9erid)t ges
rpdhrte am Samitaa Die iol9euoen Bauer
laubuiBifeine: Der beuti1eu euangelild)s
lutb.rildeu @briitus.@ emeinbe fir brei Sluels
Hodge ;iegeliteiuerne Gebduoe an Der Gde
Der SealOu- mo 2o~wmaultraBe; Charles 9.
Spies fir siu preiitodigeS Siegeltetuernes
Slntersebduoe biuter 9tr. 900, Yennlpl'
uauia .Aueuue; 6elrp S. Neu tiir elue
Sueiitodige bOlSerne Cottage oil Der Gde
Der @arrilon ; Sane uuD Der Nip9epooos
Guerue.
OaS 3oIlamt purbe am Samlta9
urn II ubr 0tittags geldloien.
SonOe StraBenbahuen. Die
0ireftoren Der u9ate Golaub eleuateo Gall'
nan" nuter;eidueteu uor9eit.rn oaS pom lh'
rem Anlp1lten un0 benen Der nEractlon'
Comp" ~erslelte Abfommeli.
- Dit Dem Ban einer eleftrii6en Sabn
iiber ben 9lmpOeuer i3peig Der u@itps ano
Suburban. u ailluap" wurpe begounell, uuo
naaoem lie polenoet leiu nirb, lam man
fir 5 Gents BON Sampbeu, BON Der Gde Der
%. unO SatitraBe, aus nad Ger gl9htt
StraBeuperfte iabren.
- Die p2ractlon.& ompunp" beabItttl9t,
ihre eletrilde Sahu bon Ylfesuiue II. Welt'
arlington nad Sort Micpenrp uusSuOebueu.
-3a5 WaiGlnenhauS chen genannter
@eieli4ait al Der 9ilmoritraBe plrb III
etpa ledS @odeu uolenoet lein.
Sn ben Sbeateru wurben umfai.
ieube Serbeierungen fir Die nGdite Sai'
ion genladjt. 60 mirb in p6arriS' Muiife
Afacenlie" cine meme elettriihe 2ift.anlage
bergcitelt. Aui BEN Dad 1T ein 10000
@auoueu iaiIenoer Sebdlter aufgeltelt nor
ben, 10 OuB Die game Siibue, iuus elm
Seuer ausbreden iOlte, Hitter Malier gelett
meroeu tam. Sine abulihe SdueuorridI>
tuug segeu Se%uerSgeiahr 1T Ill 6orO's
SpsrubauS augebradt woroen. Gut ilnS
Die poIib6beu I'm Iutergei9oB oHr4 cement
tIrte erleEt mnrheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
Me- Der ,aueem.iue arbeit.r.

s6T Der uallgemetHe arbeiter'
Sranfen.unterftii eunss.Serein
perauitaltet beute, ben Is. 5uli, i'm
10 ma o-B art" III Der SelaIr. lue.
eiu YlcHic uebit Sommernadtsfef. Gin
rei4baltiscS lluterhaItun9S s. ro9ranlm lit
bon benz pamit betrauten 9omlte auigclielt
porOeu; IS bietet inter gnSerem l,reis-
i6ieBen Hnb 8inoeripiele unO miro ieintu
Stitbeiuher uubeirieOI9t luiieu. Der @iH'
rritt IN ben Bart fir eiueu S.rru usbit
9ameu 1T auf 25 Gents firirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
Sie Baltimore Ohio 8 Sabn" Die
uffisicuc 8oute sur Seriamm=
lung Der uSt8ue stmeritanii1er
M~aNfdhrer.H

Sur 9iotioual-S eriammIuug Der u9taue
ameritaril1sr 8abfabrer" pom IS. bis 20.
Suli in g8albinetun p~ertauit bie ySalti.
more Ohio : Sabu" Sabrbilete an allen
StatioHen aur balben &ate. Silete peroel
bonn 16. bis sum 20. Suli perfauit uuo
blelbeH Sur Giidfebr bis sum "a. SuIi siiItig.
8unOfabrt BON Baltimore $1.2O. Sicgtel
peroen fret bef6rDert. Q69-72)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
SIS aadt gse,u=gorf rus sariia!

Die uYeuuipluanler Sabn" usrEauft aus.
flussbiuete fir ole 3ige ain 81. Suli Su
So iiir bic &unbfabrt, weld)e sur 9tiidtebr
;u Ier.r 3eit biuneH sebn Sa9eu @iiltigtelt
babeu. Q71-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
8eriamutl,tn8 Der vstsme 2lnaerifa,
ntfder Raofabrer" In @aibinas
tom.

Sir Disie Gelegenbeit p~erfauft bi. vB.nn.
%iplpauisr Sahu" BILLET. our State pom $l.2O
tir bic Runofabrt. 0ieIelbeu iperoen pom
16. bis gum 81. Suli p~ertauft uuo s.lteu
Sur 8ldtebr bis sini4lieBli4 ben "a. Sui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-18
Der Soften oes Vurftscrs oes oentos
fratijdcu Tatiuualf Somite'S.

g bln9t0H, .. z, l6. SuIl.-GS
perlautet bier beutc, baB >enator Srice ;lnt
Soriieeuoeu Oes bemotrutIifeu gtutIuual-
Gomlle'a, oagegen StaatSietretdr 0arrltp
BON EeuuiplUanien aum SOriitenOeu bss
GrefutlusG omite'5 ermdblt meroeH wiiroen.
Sn Bolton liei Oage9en beute bic Nud)rld)t
ELL, Soiiag Suincp wlirOe Die SOrileerlieQe
oe8 Grefutius@ omIte'S erbaIter. 9eeterer
erfldrle aber, Dem lei utdt 10. M0gli6
wdre es, oab man i'm oil oaS @retutiu.@o.
mite beruren lpiiroe, absr DE SoriiterIteue
lei ibm rueOer iuge0uGt worpeu, nod wiirOe
er Olelelbe aulebmen.