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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
At French's Book Store,

All & 419 King St., Alexandria, Va.
HEADQUARTERS for everything used il
the School Room, Be sure to examine ouI
line before purchasing. We have the largest
variety and best values in
SCHOOL BOOKS, NEW AND SECOND
HAND.
Composition Books, Student Note Books,
School Straps, Slates-plain and covered
frames, Scholars Companions. &c, &c.
SCHOOL BAGS of every description, made
in Oilcloth, Duck, Leather, Cloth and Melted
Goods.
A beautiful line ofWriting Tablets for pen
or pencil cheaper than ever,
Don't forget that with every book purchased
at FRENCH'S you get one of Holden's Patent
Book Covers, by far the best cover made (these
are initiated, but never equaled). Johber OF
miscellaneous school books and school desks
and furniture. Supply the trade with every
thing in the Book and Stationery line. This
house is characterized by its promptness, care
fulness and Low Price. r. W. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

TIE HORSE THAT LIVES IN TIE
WHITE HoUsE.-A horse has his home
in the White House. This is a literal
fact which visitors never discover, and
few Washington people know. The
horse which shares the Executive Man
sion with the President isn't a tho
rcughbred. He has neither pedigree
nor record He is just plaiu, every
day horse, with white star in his lore
head, faithful companion TO Edgar Il.
Beckley.
And WHO'S Edgar r. Beckley? The
man who for % years has carried to and
from the White House all of the inter
esting and valuable mail received and
sent. and who has never been found re-
miss 10 his duty. There are men who
seem bound to be monuments Of fidelity
to routine trusts. Beckley is one OF
them. Rain or shine, in all seasons, he
makes the hourly trips between the
White House aud the city post office.
He is the White House mail carrier,
and the horse that has bis home in the
White House carries Beckley.
The part of the mansion set apart for
the horse is one corner of the conserva-
tory. A thin pal ition is all that sepa-
rates the roomy sail from the orchids.
There is just room enough for the stall
and a temporary supply of feed, and
the horse eats and sleeps under the
same roof with the President OF the
United States.-.S. Louis Globe Demo
Crof
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
He SLEW THIRTY THoUsAND.-A

He SLEW THIRTY THoUsAND.-A
good story of General John c. Breck-
inridge is said to have been told by bim-
self, with evident relish, not long be-
fore his death. In talking to some
friends about the many kiudnesses
which had been shown him by his peo-
pie and the pleasant things which were
said to him, he remarked that he
valued as highly as any compliment he
had ever received one which an old
Kentucky farmer paid him during the
war, which had come to his ears only a
short time ago.
1t was the custom in war times, as ii
has always been since, for the country
people to come into the county town
on Saturday afternoon to exchange
news gathered during the week.
At one of these gatherings in a store
in Richmond, KY, just after the battle
of Chickamauga, one of the men said
he had heard some grand news. Upon
being pressed to tell it, he said gravely:
Il did hear that thar has been Il
most powerful fight down in Tennessee,
and they say that for long time it
went mighty agin our folks, but that
then Mr.. Breckenridge come forrad and
asked the privilege of the field for just
fifteen minutes, and they do say that
he slew 30,C DOL"
The statement was received with
due respect by the assembled company
although it appeared to occasion a
slight ripple of surprise, much to the
narrator's satisfaction Youths Com
panioH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

sIX-RooM BRICK HOUSE modern i'm
provements on Washington street.
TWELVE-R0OM BRICK House, modern
improvements. on puke st:set.
TEN-KOoM BRICK HOUSE, modern i'm.
provemcnts, on Cameron street
TEN-RO0M BRICK HOUSE, modern i'm
proverncnts, on Fairfax street Cheap 70 good
tenants. t. 4 KNOX
oct2S If :sl6 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
New School Goods.

When times are hard buy to the best adj
vantage. Remember you will SAVE MONEY
by buying SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL
SUPPLIES of every description
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

NOR RENT-On southeast corner Prince
n and Patrick streets the THHEE-STORY
BRICK HOUSE. - rooms. ptntry and bath
All modern improvements. Two large gar
dens Fine location. Apply 10 AZ south
Fairfax street, Alexandria. or WHEAT K
SUTER, 1895 Pennsylvania avenue, II.
Washington. D. C. ori26 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

WIRE FENCING-Now is the time to re-
w pair the old and build the new fences,
political and other kinds, but it is the farm
ers that we want to interest and let them
know we sell the best BARB WIRE manu-
featured, and it saves money to get that kind
Call and see Us or send for price list
JAS. f. CARLIN & SONS,
Alnrnnhrin Nn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
A LEXANDRIA NOVEMBER 4.
INDIAN MUSEUM, GRAND MEXICAN
HIPPODROAIE, and MAGNIFICENT
PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY.


This Stupcndous Exhibition is the GREAT
EST WILD WEST IN THE WORLD-and
only one-now travelling with its own train
Of cars.
NATURES OWN EXHIBITION instruc-
tive and full Of interest.
WARLIKE BANDS OF INDIANS. FA-
NOUS CHIEFS and BRAVES. STARTLING
and STERLING NOVELTIES. BUCKENG
BR0NCHOS and SPOTTED MUSTANGS.
MISS MAY LILLE the Champion Lady
Rifle Shot.
A Bevy of WILD WESTERN BEAUTIES
and daring COWBOYS.
COREY-AMERICANI, the Champion Pistol
Shot.
TIE MEXICAN HIPPODROME.
Racing STEERS and Standing Races.
The GREAT ARTILLERY RACE.
SENIOR FRANCISCO and his VAQUEROS.
MISS BRADDON, the Prairie Queen.
MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE re-
produced, also the WOUNDED KNEE
FIGHT.
Indians attacking TRAPPER TOMS CAB
IN, and the FORT SILL STAGE COACH.
A BAND OF BEDOUIN ARABS just add
cd Marvels of Skill, Agility and Daring.
WILD RIDEES OF THE pAMPAs.
Distinguished PERSONAGESan and EVENTS
replcte with Thrilling Episodes.
The GRAND STREET PARADE starts at
10a. m. The performances begin precisely at
. and SPIN.
EVERY FEATURE REPEATED at each
Exhibition.
METEoRIC PYRoTECHNICAL DIS
PLAY.
LADIES and CHILDREN Our Special Care
The Evening Performances Illuminated by
Brilliant Calcium Lights, making the
Enclosure as Bright as MONDAY.
Seats for Everybody.
ADMISSION, 80 Cents. Children under
8 years half price.
Reserved Seats 25 cents extra.
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL.
oct2S&30nov1&3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

A GHOST COMES TO GRIEF.-The SUI
perstitious of the Sixth ward, in Allen
town, Pa, were recently in a fever of
excitement over ghost which has been
stalking about the streets of that dis
trict. Halloween celebrators were
almost scared out oftheir wits, and the
spook was given wide berth, until a
spunky young chap decided to investi-
gate. He threw stone at the phan-
TOMS head and Immediately there was
the Shrek of feminine voice. ] he
"gbostn proved to be young woman
named O'Donnell, who attired herself
in a sheet fer the purpose of having
Halloween sport. The woman was
badly cut on the forehead by the stoue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

ONE ON KERNELL.-In st Paul the
other evening John Kernel, the Irish
comedian, was accosted by a grimy
looking gentleman who asked for %
cents.
"You have wife and four children
suppose" said Kernell.
mo, sir; and Idon't want drink.
I'm hungry, but that's not what makes
me beg l want to raise money enough
to go and see John Kernell in the
Hustlers' tonight. I'd go without a
dinner any day to see that fellow on
the stage.n
"0h, then, can fix YOU" said the
comedian delightedIy, and he gave
him pass. Afterward happening to
enter a barroom he saw there his seedy
admirer filling glass to the brim with
whisky.
81 wonder where that tramp got his
money? ?" said Kernell to the bar
tender.
He just now sold theatre pass for
30 cents, was the rep!y.-N. Y. Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Va. Agricultural & Mechanical College,
AT BLACKSBUYG. VA.

TWENTY-FIVE INSTRUCTORS. Tho
roughly equipped Shops, Laboratories and In
frnarg. Farm OF 33S acres. Steam heating
and electric lights in Dormitories. Degrees
courses in Agriculture. Horticulture, Civii'
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Ap-
plied Chemistry and General Science, shorter s;eI
courses in Practical Agriculture and Frac''ca'
Total cost for session of nine months, ,l IN IN
c,nding tuition and other fees, clotaihg Ooaia
,sasbino text books, medical attendance. esc;
ahont SI75. Cost to State stnGens oteT r
,n Nsyt session begins sEPTEMBEk 2Hoi'
1898. For catalogue apply to
-, =. ~ President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
DENTISTRY.

4 good blacksmith would make a
poor dentist. and man may be
VERY good dentist in certain kinds OF
work and poor in others. 1t is not
possible for him to be equally expert
in all branches of so complex an art;
for there's as much difference be-
tween operative and mechanical den
tistry as between extracting tooth
and Shocinga horse.
Every member OF our association
does what he can do BEST and at
temptS nothing else
We have a man for each branch,
and thar Is the great advantage of an
association over the ordinary mode of
practice.
Extracting. % cents; with gas or
zouo, 30 cents; cleaning, 10 cents.
silver filing, 10 cents. Gold ac-
cording to size.
VERY BEST TEETH, $500.
Crown and bridge work 4 specially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

T AMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS!
Vase Lamps. all shades complete, S1.25.
Do, in three decorations 81.
Do, centre.draft burners, decorations, S2.75.
Do, SO.
Do, So 80.
Banquet do, bisquc finish. S3.
Do, Rochester burner, gold finish, S1.50.
Do, onyx base, $3.50.
These are RARE BARGAINS, and if you
need anything in this line you should not fail
to look through. We can please you sure.
Ell. MILLER & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

~, -1rr.s Of disease to enter the CALCULATION
o. yag -,I OUGHT to be germ-proof against Grip,
,,aI@~a. or Consumption; you will be-if
~ .."r tg,.c Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
lEga, your flesh is reduced below healthy
..,15qrtl. when You are "troubled with PIN
Ssf.sqr! i,oilS, or if you have dizzy, weak and
.,.sgi,s;. saells-its best to heed tte ,calming
g;.l uD your strength, purify the blood,
oi'l -. all The organs of the body into ac-
...ty. hv taking the Discovery" It's guar
s.t.s4 10 benefit or cure all diseases resulting
,-7g impure blood or inactive liver, or the
money paid is refunded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
COPARTNERSHiPS.

NOTICE-I have this day purchased the
IN interest of my son. French Smoot, in the
business heretofore trading as Josiah 4. ID.
Smoot & Son, and will conduct tho same un-
der the firn name of JOSIAH III. D. sMOOT,
nv son, French Smoot, being retained by me
as manager. FRANCE'o /: SMooI'
Alexandria, Va, October 9th, 1898.
Z HAVE this day sold my interest in the
I firm of Josiah II. d. Smoot Il Son to my
mother Mrs. Frances P. Smoot, who will IN
future conduct the business under the nrm
name of JOSIAH II. D SMOOT, foe which
firm bespeak the patronage olmy friends.
FRENCH SMOOT,
Alexandria. Va, October 9th, 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

DICHARDSnN & ROBINS PoTTED
10 MEATS, French Sardines, Round Salmon
Flat Stake Salmon and fresh Lobsters, lust
received by II. @. WALLACE,
900 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

lust RECEIVED, BOSTON BAKED
- BEANS, Pearl Hominy, Breakfast HON.
iny Grits, Split Peas, Royal Red Tomatoes.
Honey Drop Corn, Saratoga CHIPS, SHREDDED
and Plain Goldfish, at
il. C. WALL4CES,
900 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
MEDICINAL.
THE RACE IS tv0N

= ONGT 10 pOUu
health and render
ed imperyious to
disease when the
blood is pure and
the liver active.
For the liver is
tho sentinel which
permits or forbids
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03
ALEXANDRIA, VA, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER s. 1893.
FOR SALE AND BENT.

EoR Rent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-03

y7ANCY JELLY, CURED APRICoTs-
Choice Sundried Peeled Peaches and
Fancy Evaporated Apples, just received by
J. c.. MILBURN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Sraeiibe Tolgen pon Yni6trers
nad,lajTeums itno Srunfenbctt.

HemzO orf, ,. Sanuar.-Oie ldanSz
lidle TIi0tuernadIlGii9ung 0tamle Glan>
c,D's, elmer &lnoernasO III 2ieniten oeS
S1u. Sbermau Srnd], hattie keute ben SOB
bes ibr auperwautcn Sdugllngs ihrer Serrs
id)ait sur Sol9e. Niamie erbielt ON 9tadl.
mlltng Grlaubni6. eine uerbeirathete Sdues
fer Su bsiuben, unb nabm has Sino nit
iid). llnterwe98 tehrte ie in Der 9Sohnuna
Sobu Nc@abe'S i'm Souterratn uon Nr.
127, g8et.GO. StraBe, eu. Die Samille
Nc@abe beluirtbcte Seludler, e8 iuurre farf
qerrunteu, NIB 6rau 0icSabe bate bereits
einen beoenflldeu GauidI. Sa8 SinS mar
bem 0lennldod,eu ldltig uub iunrbe eaber
Der v,arten" SOrgialt rer Srau Nc@abe
iiberloiieu, ais 0iamie uad Der SSobnuus
ibrer S5d)peiter aufbrad,. Der SfIieBer
pss Saues lab etlite gtiHuten ndd) Der
GntisruIra Wamie GlanceD's, wic bic bes
truufene 5rau beu SGu9llng bod in Die
yuIt mari mo ibu auifiu9. Gr elite mad
benz naben Statlonsbaus, uno alS er nit
eiEem Yolisiften Suriifte9rte, Iahen Seioe
oaS abermals uou Der Sernnfenen empor=
aeworteue SiuS Swar;ig SUB lueit entfcrnt
su Soeen iaueu. 9as Slelue erlitt elnen
Sdabelbrut uno farb in Den 9lrmeu beS
Yoli;titen, pahreup Oerlelbe es nad) oem
tSopital briugeu mollie. 6rGu WcGabe
murbe perbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
@ermti6te telesrapbtid,e SepeSbem,

- Yer 23slagrl9e NtlUael Sog. Sooer,
Elm G1ieubaunarbeiter, brad bel SoitsH,
Ya, ais er etuen Gimer pOu 2Safer aus
oem tbeilmeiie SuseIroreueu 9elawareflullc
bolen woute, onrd OuS Sis unO ertranf.
- SomeS ". 8earosleg, tiu UiillonGr
IN 8rioQeport, Conn.,, meId)er biesr Staot
eiueu it)0neu Bart ic)eufte, If III Der porz
leBteu NaC)t bort ben 8erleeuugen ,rleqen,
ueld)e .r IN Der 9tadlt pom %. DECEMBER i'll
clnem Sample nit Ginbred)eru III leiner
gSohuung erlltt. Gr iuar 20 Sabre ult.
- GhumaS 9tpau BON Or. "a, glemtou=
StraBe, gieuart. 9t.=S., itarb por9eIern
Qbeno am Sinnbadenframpl. @r MGR am
g9eibuattsabeno ;uidlllg i'll ielnem Spie
ausQeQ!ltteu, Ino hattie id) bei'm 6allen Die
6anO al elnen atgeblo od)euen StcU9el ei,
uer Sonueublume leidlt perleSt. 9ini9e
Splitier bllebeu in oe- gSunoc suriid, ole
MN cen SOB oes lRauueS peranlaBt bat.
- Sin beitiqer Sdneeiturm miitbete III
Der gcrleeteu Nat)t langs Der Siiiie bon
Nsp. 9erisg.
= Die n@beiapeafes ShiofSabn" bat nle
qIc6eceu 6ahrboote auf eem 8aualuba- uno
Gem ShioiuNe 3miidlen Gbarleitou, U.s.
3d., uuG Cincinnati Oil r6 sebra6t, unb
oll and Die @outroe uber mehrere bebeu=
beutenoe Oampieylluen an hdl 9ebradt
babeH.
- Gartuer @lliou aus Nortb= Hapmoub,
DE, tuelder 9.nlelH'am nil ieiHem Bril-
Der Alirep bort Elm 9otel betrleb, 1T bel
Griions Ypint, nabe SOfoH, oils 2eite i'm
gSaIer qeiunoeu iuor0en. Vile umitduoe
ceuten ar, baB er ourd Elm ibm bon Spit@
bubeu eiuaegebsnes Dilttel betaubt uno
bauu beraubl muroe, unO baB er ipdter Ill
nod ba.b betdubtem 5uiiauoe ms @aIler
itir;te HnO ertraut. Glne llUteriuduHg 1T
im @ousc.
- Sobu Iforgau III iudbreuO Der porlet=
ten 9iad)t auI pem gSege pon Sreelano Uad)
So,letou, Ea., eriroren. Gr bate iid) in
eluem Sd)ueeIturm perIrrt uno lteiut nebs
rere Stunoeu lang III etnem Srelle bcrunI
9smaubert ;u lem.
- Cine yofomotipe, ireldle einen SdInees
pilu9 cor iid bel id]ob, nuroe am Scnntag
su Saua Station, 60 Yieilen 6iiIldI uou
NallspeI, 0tont., OIL Der p@reat Nortberl
9abu," burd) cine bon eiuem Serge berabs
ftiirsenbe gamiHe uerldliittet. NIB uIer 9ieu.
tdleu tamen oabel Il'S yebeu.
Gin juussr Guufbolo, Nameus Gaiep,
iueId)er itd) 81 Bethlehem, Ha., me9eu etHes
luqrliis aui eruen aneersn Suylhsr III
oali beiano, iuuroe .pdhrene Der po.le5ter
JiadJt burn etlids ieuier GreuuDe, inter
peldIen aud ielne @eliebte iuar, qcnaI,ian;
beirelt uno .utiiob nab 9ie!u. .3er.p. Gi,
Seh6rOe bat loiueit ned teine Der an De,
Seireiuus bethei!isten Eerioueu ieltAsbmeu
iGnnen.
sdynittmaaren i'm rsospen saoen," :"
9ir. l9, 1SeltsyerlngIonsSir SiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Jl(iilmcrl(6uOdC6e.
&0Qigc g8ie6erberitelluug Der Seiunobeit
uno geidledtidcu 9tGfi9teIt
uitteIit Il Der
2aSaNe'id1en RanOarms5ehan
GrfOlgrsit, no aues AnOere febls.iaIugen.
eie easaueYde gaetbooe ums ibrs @orsass.

Tie 2aSaUe'Idbe Wetbooe uuo ibre @prsiee.
llnsre Irdparat, b,isen 0r. "a Soe 'idc ScitmticL
nul 9ulHo Der 2bGtGtbc, oaS uiT Die urlprln9lldlc
TorncI pom oeu berulnIteH ATSit oeleS RnmeHs er'
hclteR uEtcr Der SoraHie, Dat, IauS MIR pdtcr Die
GInfubruHq iclHtr SebanoluHg uHo lcIEer Stllz
mttcl angmeilrR ftnocH olten, Tics inter encr Se,
Stibruna gtidlebtn Wlree. GOr entaeH SabreR fam
Sr. "a SalIe GuI oIc Sotc, Herpole uHo 9elhebtltc
2eiotH ourd) SrbaHauRa pom Daftoarm aus gu furls
rsE. iHoen IL ib pom bsmeIbsH t0seHOe S0rtbslIe
pe1ipIatI:
belt.
. @trm,iouna Der Seroauuns unb Abidpd6uns
Der 2Dufinmtelt Der Wiite.
3. Snae IHHaberuH9 bic beSeuenoen urtereH
SCfinureeH Der JtudenmartsnerpeH aus Der 2Rlrbels
idule uno oabcI eIlelhtee5 SiRoIiHseu I Der yter-
peHfuhstet unb peI Diaiie bs5 @ebuns mo 8ud'
gratis.
4. Der gotiert taun iid i,bit NIT tbr s:r;H9eu aO-
fen ohHe arSt bcTiieleH-
8. Sbr S,braud ,ItOrb,rt teine SeraHosulHs Osr
2Idt oocI Observation-Disclosures.
q. Sic iinD ablolut uHitdolit.
z. Cir ilno leIdt pon S,otm an Srt uno Steae
,inSufubTtn uHo wirtn uHmitteIbar ani Den Sis be5
u.bcls iHHerbGh penlscr, ais elner baiben StnHoe-
SiHtause uidHneI, osren 9rGlt G,itmadlt, oeren
ReIpsn crbopit oeTeR &cln ftumpt 9eDoroeH, oereH
2sbeHstr1r uerlorcn III. Itnotn bcre IHo bednolae
Rtttuns ouTd ga SGlc'S NeIimIttel, ben beeH nHo
aIItiHiaen 6reunb, lucdIen oer Stioeuec beiiSi-
AuItd1t meptiinifher SampsritaUoiser tiber
ote abiurbtreuoe SrGft oss Rsttums.
Solien Gle oas 4Hiiauauns oes Noits
oarms beSpeIsIH, 10 mtrosH Se aultlarIH9 ltHotn IN
Sr. Boo,nbummcr's nit 3icdbt beIihmiem lDert nber
oei.n @e9enfano, ionic in ben meo5Etten .Selts
idbIi.n biri,s eanots uno 3cutihaHo'S, 6raur,tt9s
uno gRsldRo's
sSaS oer esIunOe WenidIenosritano fast.
niaH ruiiree clR,u Weniten iir eberio thordt er>
fartn, ipclder, nm ein Gieldplr am SelH 0oer cneH
orbToheHen Sneer 81 beieH, arSEcleH ctHnebmeH uno
ntbt bic ac.ieneten lBdidmiittI uRo Saben unntels
bar auf Dem ltiosnoeH 2bciI gebrauhen lpollte pic
OtHienlaer, pelber SamenTaRibcIt ootr ShnGde SlI
h.llrn ptruer uolte, obnc bic Sele lehii IN Au9rf
All rtbulen, ME Ties burt ben @ebIanh non Or. Va
Sal,s tltsaHteu IuihdpIIttH "Bolus Remedies"
ecitebcn lam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Seuer ,,i1o yebc,tspcrIuif.

ghilabelpbtu, ,. 9anuar.-SObanu
SShg s 1870 Se9a9aus IiD Hr
cin beute firth aus9sbro1eusS 5eusr Sum
Setruge Don $4,000 bcldaoigt. 6r. Gang,
ieine Wtutter mo ieius IL idbrige 9tifte Gil
werfe ld)Iieien, iaben iiA, ale Fe erpad)teH,
ben GusWeg iiber Nie 2reppe ourdl Die
SIanmen abgelduitteu, Hub 0r. Yang
bradlte 9futter uuD Jtibte, Die beretS be-
muBtloS iuareu, nit GROCER Ntiibe aui oas
Dad elues beuudbarteu 0aues, uou no
aus iie burd goifmdnuer aui 2eltern ber'
abgebolt wurbeu. 0as feline :WGodlen itarb
balo Oaraui, mo 6rau Gang uurOe uur mt
Diiibe in's SewuBten ;urud 9eruien. Mau
bofit, iie sI rstteu. Die Gutftebungsurlade
beS SeuerS III uubefauut.
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EIn oahlI6cr Han0loat 1Hf ON IFaH5UHImeI
Shrpn.
ilucrfldrltd,es Icrbred,ctt eiHer tttrs
aett Wfmttcr.

g It II, J. jaHuar. - Nie 27zjdbri9e
Satin beS torn. 9Sm. 9. SuofInS, zines
yebrers oil Der SoItoner 3eideu'dule, tDos
tete 9eltcru Nadmitiaa i'll lbrem Gunner inl
ySotei @reelep" Gil Der 0ammouonraBe
lbreu iicben giouute alien Saugliu9 Ourd)
eiueu Sd)uB ms 6ers un0 mar 9eraoe in
Segriiic, idJ eiu Mteiier III Die Sruit su io=
sen, ais tbr @atte ms 3inmer elite uuo
ne Oarau uerbinOerte. 9aS Gbepaar, pels
DeS jet IS Iuiouattu perbetratbet lit, lebte,
omelt man uer, bod)n glidlld], mo gties
mauo permaa iid oas YiOtiu Der 6ran iiir
pic Shredens!bat Su ertIaren. Gle ieIbit
obt feline 9lus,uuit oariber nno ertI1rt uur,
nc beouucre, DaB man lbr ntd)t geiIattet haz
be, iId) ous 2ebeu III uebmeH. tStau Sub
FMS mur0e uerbaitet mo ms Stabtgefaugs
ms aetidt, no iie i'll elmer gepoIiterteu
9euc uutcr03brQd,t III.
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Slatue 1tno Sienna.
9tSeutIidle 9eridtlimmsruaa im sSuitanoe
,tpeier oiiiiusuirter 0atienteu.

SS biugto II, 3. 6, .. Sanuar.-
3r. Sohnitou tbeilte I'M 10 llbr beute I5enb
nit, baB iid, gr'SetreiGr SIaiue nidlt gan;
10 luohl befinoe, tue geiteru. Ger Yatient
habe feir.u Riidfaa erlitien, luie ror ema
10 Sa9eu, NIB pbaleit itdJ ie,s SsfiuSeu
9ering usrItlimmert babe, 10 Iiese osuuudl
tsine unmittelbare Geiahr Dor. Or. Sohuilou
ylaubte nidlt, baB er i'm gauie Der beuor'
iteheuoen Nadt ms Slaine'i9e 0aus werDe
surii dtebreu miifsn.
Suuoesieuator Sienna BON s9et. @irsi4
men, Ger lett me9reren 2Sodeu trart oarnies
Der lie9t, iidl jebodl Iettbiu aui Der 8eiierung
befauo, erIitt geiteru eiueu 9tUdfau, unb
iein 3uitanb peranlabt jett rie ernileiteu Se.
lOrgniiie. @cIeru Abero gIaubte man in Der
Sbut, Dab Der Serator bic 9iadlt ntdlt ibers
lebeu psrSc. 6eats 1T isir 3uhunO aerins
belier, auelu lciu Nr;t gibt meuig ooiiuuu9
auf @eueiung. Sr. Sienna leirsr leit 5met
Sahreu an Cer;fraufbeit.
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Wsebr aabinctsaerii6te .

9tem y orr, 3. SauHar.-Sie bielige
,GueuiHg- M" per0fenflld)t nad)itcbenoe,
ais b6d)jt mabrhelnlld beSeIhuetc Niuths
maBur9 iiber Die 5uammeniegung Oes
GIeuelanO iden aablnets:
C5eEeralpunocsuHpaIt - g&i1or Z. Iilion BON
9Esllz SlrsiHitH ODER iobR JGHoopI lnder ron &lIz
9tHleH;
NGnGhulctis;
yert;
iHetoH;
NterbouzS sfrctdr- e'ougeynsur 4oroce 9Oies ron
SoiuI;
StGoI:. sstr,tdr gemG.o s. PE,ps ron GOnnec.
tieut;
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0rouer GIeuelano fcit StraSens
balm : Wt Q,lat.

q 10 = . orf ,. 3anuar. = 8erneu=
criudblte BrdiiSent Glepelano uerbradte ben
beuti9eu 6elltag i'll uQer Tube III isiuer
Wobnung. Als ihu bic seftern BON ct.
9ouns aus perbyeitste 0epsid)e geieigt
purbe, lGut melder or DiitalieO erueS Gons
lortIums iein ioa, bas 9ontrole iiber alle
SraBeubahuen i'll Ct. @ouis uub anberen
Staoten su erlangeu lud)t. erildrte er Die
giutlrldlt einfud fir cine yiige. gr laate,
er babe feiu @eiS in SraBenbabneH an9e=
iegt uub oente nid)t barar, iid] auf berarti9e
Spefulanouen eiusuIaiieu. Gr iperoe iibers
boupt i'll ben nddpeu paar Sabren feline
j3eit baben, itb I'M auDere Sad)en 81 be-
tiimmern, ais nm ieine NmtS9eidlafte.
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Sr0u0e.

80 on. NaH., ,. Sau.-@iu gehsrn
Ibsno iln vGlafllns@ebauOe," 9tr. 20, Sea-
cOu!rabe, aus9ebrodeneS Seuer Serl.0rte
mebrere pertbuo0e 9emalDe I'M 4teiier De8
Siinltlers @haS. 9SeSlep SauOeriou. 9er
&erluit Des 2eetereu wiro auf $4,000 9ez
ldIdtt.
Sbeeling, gS.-Sa., ?. San.-GulOs
nell 6, Yeteriou's yGorru9atina gSOrts."
ioiue nebrere bcuaqbarte 3duer lpurpen
heute friib burd) Seuer serilnrt unb Der
Sabuhof Der uSaltimoresSbio.@ @ienbnhn"
idwebte cine .3eit lang in groBcr Gciabr.
Der Serluit wtrO uuf 100000 geitldRt.
Nun slaubt, baB EN- 6uuteu aus einer 90.
fomutlue Der eriuabuten Snbn ben Srano
ueranIaBte.