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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
S,.s,. AScIl0S sALEs--retyrs Dsys:
. A l. U ABLE SHOOTlN q
gROrNDS


=. By virture Of resolution Of the stockholders
the DEAL's-lsLAND SHOOTING CLUB, Of Nor.
folk, passed at an adjourned annual meeting Of
sed stockholders, held on the otn day OF May,
sell at public auction, at tho Real Estate Ex-
change, In the city Of Norfolk. mt ~ N. on
THURSDAY. July 81, 1892,
the PROPERTY Of tho said club. described Ia Q
deed made by Thomas Lewis and others to the
DEALs-IsLAND SHOOTING CLUB, of Norfolk,
dated May Is, 1891, and duly recorded with tho
register OF deeds Of Cnrriluck county, n. c., on
June "a, 1891. as follows: All tina, certain
tract. piece, or parcel 81 land lying, being. and
situated in Frutville township, IN the county Of
Currituck, and State Of North Carolina. on the
beach, bounded and described as follows: On
tho north by tho Virginia line on the south by
the lands OF the swan-lsIsnd Club and the Mar.
tins Point Gun Club and others, on the east by
the Atlantic Ocean. and on the west by tho chan
mel of the river or sound between the beach and
Knotts island. containing 1000 ACRES, DO the
came more or less the said land being sold as
whole, and not by the acre.
THIS PROPERTY constitutes q part OF the
famous shooting grounds on the shores OF Curri-
tuck Sound, In North Carolina. Canvas backs,
red-heads, and many other varieties OF Wild
duck. swan, and wild geese, snipe. power and
many other varieties OF bay birds are found nero
in season In great numbers There Is also good
fishing.
II is believed that rare opportunity is hero
afforded TO sportsmen.
TERMS: One third cash and tho balance In Two
equal instruments. payable In six and twelve
months respectively, the deferred payments 20
be evidenced ny the bonds OF tho purchaser,
payable TO tho undersigned as agent. and bear
ing interest from date OF sale, and 20 be secured
by deed Of trust upon the premises, with tho
right, however. 10 tho purchaser 10 pay the en-.
tire purchase-money in cash or 20 anticipate the
payment OF any OF the deferred pay ments.
JAMES I. T0SH, Agent,
ie 14-tJy21 Petersburg, Va.
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FOR RENT.
1e~,-rVNo1>01o~0o|1140 0NN01l7NFv'|N|vNV~|~7
EOR RENT.


For RENT. an
No. 305 south Third street: $3.50 per nnnuin.
No. $50 north 1th street; $3.50 per annum.
No. 20l5 west Main street: 1900 per annum.
No. l 1 north Fourth street; $500 per annun.
No. 5o5 north 10th street $3.50 per annum.
No. 1908 east Broad street e2f0 per nnnum.
No. 2il north Goth street; 1900 per ennu'n.
No. n04 west Marshall 5000 per annum.
No 4O4 north 9TH street; 400 per arnum.
No. din north Third street: 500 per annum.
No. Di3 west Broad street: $50 per rnnum.
No. I0s Reservoir street; sl5 per month.
No. .o3 south Cherry street; st3 per month.
No s2s north 18th street; $l2.Do per month.
No. 515 north 2Bth stroo, sl5 per month.
No. 81 north 10th street; 500 per anD1m
No. 1907 east Main street; A@fO per nnnum.
No. west Cana, street: si5 per month.
No. no Reservoir street; 80 per month.
No. al north 23d street; SO per month.
Nc. stl north 25th street; $3.50 per month.
No. III Reservoir street sl2.5D per month.
NO. 2Ol0 vonablc street; Sl2 per month.
No. 1902 o street; $40 per month.
No. 2c0p street; s1l per month
No l23 Reservoir street: $40 por month.
No 2O1l . street; s1O per month.
No 1890 west Marshall street; $40 per month.
NO. - Mostly street; $40 per month:
And SMALLER HOUSES and STORES oise-
whore.
Call for our JUNE RENr-LIST.
Phone 534. J. H. ELAN 4 Co,
jc ie-lt No. 1ll3 east Main street
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BY George W. Mayo, Auciioneer,
Nos. - and - north Ninth street

HOU s FL q u ID FURNITURE,
I 1 STYLISH BUCKBOARD, &C., AT AUG
TOM will sell at my GuciiCn-house at 1880
4. NJ, on
MONDAY. JuSE 90. 1892,
The very stylish and handsome BUCkBOAfD
belonging 20 Mrs. r. T.. Patrick;
One nice GOAT-CAKr ard HARNESS.
WALNUT md other MAkBLI-IOPPEDC CHAM
BEk SUITS, SHOWCASES, metal frames,
in excellent condition; RES Al RANT IA
BLES, PARlOR SUITS, OAK BUFFET,
WALNUT ENTENSiON-TAhLEs,
BFD-IOii NGES, SOFAS. Bt REAtS,
BEDSTEADS, NEW CROCkERl, CARPETS,
XATTRESSES, CHAIRS, ICE-CiiE,r-. REFRl-
CREATORS. FILTERS PICTURES, COOKING
and HFATiNG-sTONE and a large number
Ct MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
10 10 GEORGE w. MAYO.
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EOR RENT.

EOR RENT. CT
No. 112 east Franklin street; 500.
40 a20 south Third street ; 5000.
No. 3i2 Harrison street: $500.
No. 4OI east Canal street; $500.
No 1910 Ross street; S325.
Va. So west Marshall: $40.
so. .204 cas-, Broad street; 500.
80. 3ISls Iwenty-seyenth street. s24O.
No 5O4 north sixth street: $50 per month.
NO 1910 west cary street; elG.66 per month.
No. 80 south Pine street; $500. per month.
VI 100 Char'u street: $3.50 per month.
NrIl5 -..fltl Third FIAT; $50 per month.
F.fih and cary Eat; s25 per month.
SUTTON s CO..
to1Q1. lOl4 Main street.
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BY r. b. Charln Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street.
OMMISSION ER' > AUCTION
" SALE OF
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND
VACANT LOT IN HENRlCO COUNTY, NEAR
WESTERN LIMITS OF TIE CITY.

Messerschnidts guardian Vs. MISUNDERSTANDING
and ais.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court on
the city OF Richmond entered on December =
1891 in the said cause tho unfer-iened special
commissioner, appointed for the purpose wiz
sell by public auction. on the promises. IN the
order named tho REAL ESTATE described IN
said decree. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 81. 1892,
NJ : o'clock Z. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT on the
east line Of second street between Marshall ana
Clay Streets The lot fronts % feet aud EXTENDS
back 10 an alley. The house contains nve large
rooms, ballroom, and kitchen In yard occupied
by good tenant.
ON SAME DAY,
say nj o o'clock +. ~, that CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND in Henrico, noar 10 and west OF the Guy,
fronting 81 feet on the east line OF Tempo
street between Beverly and Cary streets and
running back between parallel lines ls3 feet 10
an alley, being Lot No. 8 In Robertsons plan.
This sale affords a good opportunity TO make q
profitable investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash the residue In three
equal instalmonts ut six, twelve, and eighteen
months for notes, with interest added from day
of sale, and title to be retained until the whole
OF the purchase-money is paid aud deed
ordered by the Court. HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by X. b. CnAPFTS Co., Auctioneers.
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az public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1892,
az @ O'Clock y. VI.
These LOTS are very desirable and on the best
improved square on that part OF Grove avenue.
The residences now In itslmmediato vicinity ana
others IN process OF erection is n guarantee that
the character OF this PROPERTY will always be
first-class aud constantly improving IN value.
Buy these LOTS. They can never be bought
again at as low figure as you can now secure
them.
TERys: Very liberal, and announced nj sale.
te1t j. THOhPSON BROWN n 90.
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EoR SALE. SuFFOLK STOCK.

NOR SALE, SUFFOLK SIOCh-
l. AND DAII,Y-FARA. Established lssp.
Situated In Nansemoud county, one and enc
ourxter OF a mile from suffolk. Va, on the White
Marsh road, tho main thoroughiare into rr1olF.
This farm IL s. )ckcd with pure-Dred holstein
Frelsian cattle, rich in the blood OF the rne
families. The herd contains twonty-niue ne,d
ot beautfully-marked cows and calves Mo-
second Sir Henry, stands at the head OF tnis
herd. Sir Henry, OF Maplewooi. Is the SIRE ~
this BULL one Of tho greatest sire-breeders ana
prize-winners In tho world. The buu Is the IN
proven. Parties desiring 70 improve Their stocA
can DO go by buying son Of Sir Henry, o. Mnple-
wood, whore dams are heavy prcincers OF inhA
and butter. There ~ no excuse Tor kce2lne
eight 10 twelve cows 20 furnish family OF Ioiir
with milk and butter, when one pure-Dred nos
steiu cow from the Suffolk Stock-farin wiil 90 H.
ana will do more. The following Is what iioi-
stefn COW OF pure breeding will do ten months
ont Of twelve: she will make an average Oh Tour
gallons OF milk per day for ten monihs In the
wear: abe will then drop you a nne eau mat Is
worth ESQ or S75. Any person contemplating
starting a stOck-farm or dairy VIII DO wen oy
visiting this farm. No better place To purchase
a foundation-nerd In the south. Cattle az de-
sired ages for sale Of both sexes. FOR iurtler
information address -.
GEORGE p. FITCHETT, Proprietor.
JoHs w. WRIGHT. Manager,
10 1927 Suffolk, Nansemond county, va.
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t.- Wilkins Bruce, NJ Rich
... n.l Iliius II the Hygeia.
u.~rllr for q wOlth's visit,
t0 tlc white sulphur.
~ Lachmon0ers have regis
.rl- the week: Il. +. Car-
r. ID. 3. Christian. Mrs. Waller
N.Ati ~. UOnat. ". J.. Nc
.--r BONNER. Jr.. aud wife.
Henry rs. Lyon. +. H..
I. H4l. John B.ankeuship, A..
l-.J. =. Bavin and wife, C..
i- u. g.. Coleman. NJ. J.. M0n-
r.my DAVIS. J. Wright. j. g..
I'd. Walton. A. J.. Holladay.
all maii. Miss Meiscger,
ra-. j. g.. Natlc.d. Mis-. :. Is.
No.e.ey. John j. Muir.
N4lleY and lady. Mr.. aud
... N. Allison. h N. Reinhardt
sd. Patton and wife. Mss y.
.r and maid. William j. Woods
d.. H Lee. 3D. G.. Hobson. jr.,
N-. D. Fl. White. Miss George
Be-. Cutler. q. n. Clarke, g..
Sis. Walter. Arthur Davis. L..
...- AVID wife. Mr-. L. 2. Vii
M Williams. Miss Cameron. Nr.
.-- o.. f. Buck. :. =. Elan. l.. i.
49, Warren. Lena Bowls, T.. }.
N--- Jennie Bargainin, vi. l..
l.. j.. Truman.
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ORRENT

Dwellings. Rooms. Price.
No Dos FLOYD avenue..... 10 5000 yearly.
No. IL west Main street. 10 $3.50 yearly.
No. - west Main street. $500 yearly.
No. 3Oi west Cary street
lup-sinirs) ............... 4 $3.50 yearly.
Nice house near Lee mOnn-
mont. 5000 yearly.
Ne. south Pine street.. Z tls monthly,
No 100 Beech etreet........ SIG monthly,
No. l4Ij Rose street. $l5 monthly.
Two nice bcuses, Dennis
Hircct-each. ............. Clio monthly.
No. POO Shaior STREET.. > $40 monthly.
No. lilo Graham street,. 5000 monthly.
NO 303 Louisiana street
lur-ataire) ................. 3 80 monthly.
Stores.
No. 72G west Broad street. 10 5000 yearly.
40. rs west Broad street
Np-stalrgl ................ y $500 ycnrly.
n. 1lO4 oGsi Clry street.
No 3Ol west Cary E'rect....................S $500.
Taylor and Beech streets. 500.
Cary and Fourteenth streets. $500
No. 20 north Fourteenth strcci.............fl5O.
CHARLES \. ROSE,
f. 10-1t / north Tenth street.
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AUCTION HALGs--Monday.
by j. u. Elan 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
1113 Msin street.

TWO ATTRACTIVE, MODERN,
Il MEDIUN-sIZED LAuREI-STREET
BRICK DWELLINGS
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
on MONDAY, JrSE 30. 1902,
nj 6:3O o'clock i. 81, wc Will sell by public auc-
ton, on tho promises. those TWO DLslRABLl-
LOCATED NEW AND ATTRACTIVE, TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 30l and 303
aouth Laurel street, corner Beverly treel, con-
tanning ak rooms each. Substantially buit
welt arranged. IN good order, aud rnder good
rental, having good ios, with g,s, water se~er'
pavement e..
Theses aro really attractive homec, most con-
venontly and Pleasantly situated, always In de-
mand by good tenants, and ara certain to con-
tinue 20 rent veil and increase In value
Terms: One third cash: balance by neg0,ia-
bic notes at six twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest added, aud secured by deed oil
trust.
ss- You can't afford 20 neglect so good
chance for profitable investment.
j. Il. ELAN & CO.,
tel5 Agcii0necIs
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Sale by r. b. CnAPF1S < CO., AuctiOneers.

/. Charles W. GoddiD, clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the City OF Richmond, cer-
tiiy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree OF said cause OF De-
cember >, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this oath day OF May,
lso, CHARLES w. GODDIN.
-. Clerk.
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lrh. wife of Lieutenant
... llri Artillery. arrived
t.r Barracks and lolncd her
...l remain until the troops
Iur l-tl. Mrs. Eumb0ugh
...a- natron and daughter
l Stanley. lately "a COM
la-tmert 81 Texas.
I... manager II tho Hygeia.
ming from his trip 60
brief visit O. hls home IN
isl ready 90 welcome the
HI rralis. recently appointed
--r-. iu the army. has re-
I... Frank f1r temporary
Williams. who has been visit
.lI Nr,. Humphrey. o. tie
..-..lt. Washington Moulay.
-..> DOYLE, of Columbus. o., who
a Lru1.r al seasons at the
sl lrrs with thor mother
.rr.rE.
wt. az Commander Casey,
. rrs. a-i her daughter, Miss
.re 90 tA. Hygela.
t-.rc.~. q Richmond. came
..r evening and spent SUNDAY
O-car ]. Straub. First Artil-
..- married last week % Miss
pc Hamilton. y. y. arrived
-.e sunday lornlng, and l.
..-sIaIllst.ons ot his many
-- Alexander Davis. q recent
Ht,- Po.--, arrived home yes
wall spend the summer with
Story daughter OF Captain
-. fHr-l artillery. who has
uas,l with Mrs. keynll,
r-. arrived home yesterday,
..c.r % boy many friends.
al Mln-ot-war AlmaTaute
tle Roads last evening from
She sailed for Norfolk for
-.Il-. after which she goes 10
... stay ol TWO ~ three weeks.
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German trair'rc.slip N0ltke. after
.. ~tav of three weeks IN port.
Nr.t morning for Plymouth,
...rco home. The crew spent
'arcet-rango az the post. and
o.pert magksmen with great
the small arms. thev would
foe 90 encounter. The Off
r.aF friends during their stay
forward o. returning next
pleasant auticlpatous.
r- .t t.c Newark. which carried
carolina naval reserves out 90
f.r target practice. speak
taeir Efforts. They We're IN
.. sX-graGCate Of the Naval
l.l would Doe o valuable auXill-
...t trouble. I'm this she sets an
Virginia. which has much bet
Coz organizing and drilling
nni. daughter IF Surgeon
t.aI.Uni / uitei States Army,
Washington Monday and j.
Dr. and Mr.. lolhemue
.4--r was gwen N her honor
.1e..lr.
vto g Major +. c. Mum.
..-. Barracks. Ala. arrived
-a.rc on VISIT 10 her
I,-. Lieutenant Van Dousen.
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aid POINT COMFORT.
-.e AMBASSADORS OF COMMERCE
c,loY ANEW or The BRINY.v
cfrl Graduates Dance with Naval
csiet,-oermans and csro''n'sns At
Targct-rractiec-A warship.

..-.,o,ricncs o; the Richmond Dispatch.l
,..p .Nr CovrosT. VA, June 1s.-1he
tourists brought their pro.
.... tea close last evening aud have
...s to-doy 20 sightseeing. The
Louise, Of The Chesapeake and
. way. arrived here OF 10 o'clock
..l The delegates and their lady
hoard for a sail to the capes.
..s .loroughly onjoyod, as many Of
t.-s bad never been 90 the sea
.. orc. ON her return the Louise
tre delegates % Newport News.
bad an excellent opportunity
tac new Silp-yard and dry
,,.r, g the week, especially % the
ol thc garrison and HyCcia,
r.val az the practice ship Con-
.u Saturday last. 10 was Oh
fhe hotel had been filling up
-r' graduates for. tho past
and 20 was surmised that the
l.ustc. 'ation was not tar away.
... uot incurred the disploasuro
.n.r on thclr trip down the hay.
owed 60 come ashore and
'.acrg on Saturday and Mon
r. The ship sailed on Tuesday
and viii be back IN the
ttoI part of August
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Die Mi9aeIisbriide nit @dleule.

Oe W(t1del1Sbrude NIT S1lelle.
an pielen Stellen iein attertbiimli6es
@eprdee beipabrt, tpennsleih bieie Sitter
tbiimlidfeit fdon bie unb oa %anfdnst,
fi6 bebenflib Der 8aufallisfeit 3u
rdbern.
aus eiilem Der dltelten Stabttbeile
ftamrnt Die Nniiht, melte cine anbere
unierer Slluftrationen persleidsmeiie
bietet !: Die Mi1aelisbriide NIT ibrer
S6leuie. Wtr iebem ba aud eire Der
Gi9entbiimli6feiten Sambnrss Dor u1ts,
mel6e Der 9tabt, a~lerbtngs nit In.
rebt, bic selesentlide 8eseidnuns has
8enebis bes 9torbens" eingetraeett
haben mir meinen bic rSleeten."
Oiele triiben @a6eritraBen, iber berer
iibte Dufte lih 1don Setnrth 6eine
pieoerbolt oraitil6 du6erte, bilben, irls
lemmcn nit jenen bidt bep0lferten TO-
genanntcn n@dugeuierteln," bic nod
aus 0amburss Jeitunsstasen berriits
rcI1, sipeifelsobne Die gr0Bte @efabr fir
ben lanitaren 3ultanS Der Staot.
Sin Wabr5eihen Der Stabt linb aud
Die Sablreid)eu mddtigen Grabne, felts
itebenoe nnb iabrbare, Die iibera1 nit
porsebosellen Sals iiber bic @aHeritra.
fen raser. 5abrbare 3rabne ii1b allein
9e9cu 100 porbanben. Inter ben feit,
ftebenoen abcr ~brebbareu Dampffrab.
nen nirnult Der am 3rabnb0ft auf,
rasenoe Hiele ni9t nur TIM Sreibafen,
iDr0ern nuh ,Ir 2pit mnhf o,tf nor
sanScn @roe Sic critic Stole ei1. @r
perluas yaiten i'm @ewidt bon 15O, 900
Silosramm nit einem Male ;u beben.
Wtan miibte Elm Bud i6reiben, ipolte
man nur einigermaben Der MuSbebnuns
nno Y~ebeutuns Der sroBen, reiben un6
ld)olicn 9anoelsitabt sere9t iperben,
BON ibrer ereisniBreiden @ef6i9te gar
nid)t SIT reoen. Ss}n unierer MbIidt lag
Is nur. einselne Mngaben unb TDpen
alif's @eratbefuobl beraus5usreifen, unb
III oielsm Si1ne ipdblten mir aud als
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Der Trsibafen aus Der goselIdau.

Der Greibafen aus Der goselidau..
Der 5nbrldlligfeit Der bortisen geb6r,
ben Su5ufdrciben lift, Die ni9t muir feline
Vorii6tSmabregelu seser bas Nuftre>
ten Der ebolera ~9etroffen batten, iolt
bern aud nod, als fie bereitS ausses
broben. oieielbe perbetmli1ten uno mad
iDie Dor Shiffen @elunbbeitsatteite
auSftellten.
Wir molten auf bie giadtbeile ser
Sonoerftellnngen i'm reintgen" belits
fden gaterlano bier niht lueiter eill>
8eben, oa ia aud bie Nei1sregiernng
es ni6t %perftanoen fat, seifis bic
Ourfuanoerung Der ruiiiIhen Cholera
TRIGGER 81 unterbreden unb miin1den
llur, baB Der bamburgiide Sreiitaat
itf Die yebre 3u yt1ten made nnb oab
Die 10 bliibenbe 6anoelsmetropole neil
9~efrdfti9t ans oieier 8rifuns berpor,
9ebe.
Der unoebeure Nnfldmung, ocn
hamburg unS neben linn Bremen Dor
anoeren 3afenitaotett %esrbonnen baben,
bat befanntlih oeren jabrbunoertelanse
5elbfitdnbisfeit ais 3oasebiete CUR
uriafr. Nn9 nod, dis bas oeutide
Teid gegriinoet uuroe, iparen iie bic
Vermittler Der oeutiden Gusfubr uno
Ginfubr a~uberhalb Der 9emeiniamer
5ollSrense; fe iuareit Die Domdne
ausldnoilder 3~onfurrens, gum 9iafs
fbeil oes oeutiben Binnenbanbels.
Grft i'm Sabre 1888 erfolgte Der 70
barterfdmpftc 3ollanldlnb.
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Die ,lsus Glhshriife

Seit bisier j3eit batirt fir Sambara
cine fpidtt9e BerioOe Der umipdlsnna.
Won ben $500 9eftaren sonfreien sc,
bieteS 1T inn mn nod Elm einbeitlidler
Greibafen bon 1000 Oeftaren @rose
perblisbsn, iuopon 300 Deftare Waier.
uno 7c0 9eftare Sanofld9e iinb. I'm
oieies iielit .3olls nno 5r~eibafenaebtet
anaule1er. Gin @erf, baS bis ieet idon
mebr ais 12O, 900, 900 Wiart foitete.
luoSli ba8 Gsif 40, 600, 900 b~eifteuerte,
un6 bas nod iinmer in neler 0auten
NIB anlasen fort9ciest ipirb, mnste
Gin eau,er Staott9cil, 9ebripieber poe.
tiid oebeibcil. ni~e6eraelsst. fur q, 600
cboadlos geiporoene Wieniden Inter.
funit gelfaffen weroen. DOrt entitan,
ben bic iiberauS 9roBartigen rj3ollan,
fdlu6bauten4 nit ibren berrlid)en feits
gefiigtsn Qaais, bercn Sdnse alleiu am
redbteu unb Iiuten Glbufer sniammen
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nabe3u 3wOtf aifemeter betrast, NIT
tenem @epirr pon bitnmelftirmenoen
Spei6erblods, 8riiden, 1bnrmen,
8rabnen unb all benz 3ubebor zines
feeftdbtil6em &iefenorsagismns.
Nur onr6 ben i1malen n3olfanal1
9strsnrt, breitet iid bieies @ebiet iiib.
lid bon 9amburs aus. 8on ben bier,
gum Tbetl fiinitlerii6 burheearbeiteten
nnb monumental 9eidmiidten 8rhden,
Die biniiberfiibren, brinst infer Bib
Die lcue Sriide itber Sic Gorberelbe,
bic, nad Dem DoppelboseniDitem er<
bart, einidlieBli6 Der sund6if ans
ufer ii9 aui6liebenoen Stetnbogen eine
@eiammtlanse BON 400 Metern bat.
lleberanS impoiant lit bas bobe Tbors
portel Ser Bride, bas tit ieinem mittels
alterliden Stil 70 redt Dem gelammrt,
harafier Der ltoljen Bauten Der 0anlas
ilaote eutlpriGt. Sat bod 9amburg
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Die ndd)ifs totale Sonnenfinfiers
nip ftn0et an Is. Mpril 1893 latt.
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hamburger aartOfeIidifer uno Son enfihrer.
oadlos ,puroen, unb nun lit eine reue
aataltropbe iiber bte alte 9aniaitabt
berein9cbro9en, fpel9e an Surhtbarfeit
iene anoere nod 5u iibertreffen brrbt,
lelbit ipentl man BON benz e1orr1er Ser.
iuit OIL Mcnidenleben, Der burd bic
9esenwdrtige @boleraepibemie peruria6t
miro. sall5lih abfiebt. @as bebeutet
aud cine Ginbube BON Gisentbum I'M
@ertb BON SO, O00, 600 Marf, felbft ben
3eitunteridieo in 8etra9t se5ogeu,
9e9en ben birefteu inb inbireften Sha.
ben. melheu Der Meltbanoel 9amburss
iest erleibet?
Mnd Die Yerwaltuns ser freien Stabt
erbdlt eiren barteu Stob iii Der Mei.
uuns Der ear3en Welt, benn es unters
liest feinenl j3meifel, oaB bic sroBe Ser.
breituu9 Der Seu9e gum 9roben Tbeil
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Baalburg.
Btlhsr nub sbpen aus oer alien
S~aniaffabt.

Pie garobartisex Yauten ano s1nIasem tn
ibre,m observation-disclosures sr66te 9aMpfs
fraha Der gseIt-Gte .Jleeten" uns TIRE
MISUNDERSTANDING fd5nae Bride.
ar ipeltise Monate iino es, felt
1 man in 9amburs in %erniter, arse,
cS meIeter Weile ben so. @eoenftaa
;;enes 0ro6en Granbes beging, bel mel.
dem 42i9 @ebaube In Is StraBen per-
nihtet Gno sesen 10000 Yerlonen OBJ
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Didt ucridfofiene padete,
Die nit 9~iadnagme bon 81 belaitet tpas
rell, crbielten oieicr Gage idmmtlife
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Sdantmirtbe III grano TapibS, Wti1,
onr6 bic r%llnitcS StateS GrpreB @oir>
panD." Die veutc beSabltcn BEN Be@
trag NIB fauoen III benz 8adet je elm
eremplar Scr bilisen aassabe bes repi.
oirten Neuen 9eltamentS, melde I'M
Ginselperfaui in ben Bu6banblungen
25 GentS foitet. Die Senbun9en faniett
ans g@ieparf, ". s., BON einem sepiHen
Ginner).
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fnr ieben Gall bon 8atarrb, her aiht burd,
Ginnehmsn BON sails aata-rb fur seteiIt
iperren fonn
8. 5. Gbenep & So, Gisentb. 5olebo,D.
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nep felt ben lebten Is Sobren s~efarnt uiio
balten i'm fir poafommen ~ebrenhaft in allen
@cfHdftsperbanolunsen ino finan5islI befd
bist, Gle BON ieiner Strma eingegdngentn
DECENTRALIZATION si criiilen
@ef. & 9ruar, ~@rcbbantels Drosuiiteu,
Tolebp, .
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u tienal 8,ut, Joleeo, 8.
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id'letniGen Gle, Hidden bee GgftrmS. 3eag
n,lis trei nerianbt. freis * eents fir tie
6iu'de. @trtaufi ben uufn Npotbsfern.
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Uet I0V~RUHHeH UuHEPTureUlrugH.
Neprdientauten Der Bep0lfernra slpei
foftlide, bon Wteiiter 4llerS i~fi35irte
Gbarafterf0pie aus jener alalle, no
maj bcm n0ecl" - Sch ME man oaS
9odoeutlfe rennt fsinen beionoeren
@cldmad abseminnt, fonbern in ber-
benz YlattoentlA ieinem Ga9eperf OBJ
lie9t, lei es alS armer rGantiffelidip>
per" Der bic 9iabrtn9smittel 81 Marft
brlllSt, lei es OILS Brenlben ~belebrenber
nSo!lcnfiibrcr, Scr oft Elm eritaunli9eS
@arl aus Dem Snanel 1einer Xebenss
id)idlale, % er nod als flotter Matroie
sie Wtccrr belubr, 81 lpinnen oermlas.