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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

what an astounding statement! Inc
CONGRESS- Of the United states appio-
,,ri,ted $4,000 to defray the expenditures
Incident TO our International rav~ re
,,;e,y The Navy Department not Only u'u
80, sncnd the 1900, but It only spent
&c $40 and It has actually returned 10
tho General Treasury $4,000 Of the APP
,ronriation. reserving 700 to meet any
contingent expenses that may not no" NC
known Of This is most refreshing ue
,..r,,,,a IN our Government. When was
s,cb thing known 10 have occurred De-
foro9 And il has occurred, too. under
Democratic administration dhe only one
under which it was possible) and with
ba,,ered old Confederate colonel as secre'
,or,, of the Navy. Verify there seems to
he some hope Of bringing the Government
around 10 its old moorings. Whenever the
:, e,ooce Of the South is felt in the Cow
er,,nent then we see results I'm the way
Of economy, retrenchment and reform.
Let her only abandon her absurd theories
Of a Government being able to 'impart
a value to a piece Of metal or a piece
Of paper that neither possesses and by
common consent she will be given that
place and voice I'm controlling the Gov
eminent TO which she is entitled by the
virtues. courage and conservatism Of her
people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
A. RELIEF SALE!
No more explanation IS needed. Prices take the floor

Null Dresses, ~.
With insertion and ribbons. very hand
some. $3.50.
WOODEN DRESSES
Tan. black and blue Elton Suits. $ from
$50.
Tan and gray mixed Cheviot Suits with
bretelles and broad lapels, $3.50 from
so and $3.50.
WRAPPERS
Black Batiste Sl.19.
Percale, $50 from s..
outing Flannelette, S.l9 from sl.65.
Dark ground outing, 75c.
Take Elevator.
MILLINERY INTEREST
Broad brim, real Manila Hats. white
and colOrs. 81 instead OF $3.50.
Fancy Chips. Vide brim-for outing
old rose. ecru, cream. light blue and
Nile. Been SIC 10 Sl50: any SOC.
English Walking Hats-black, navy,
colors. sl.25, $50, 81 But any will be
SIC.
Fancy and Plain Straw Hats. wide
5rims; solid colors. lie.
Sailors in greatest variety.
Take Elevator.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES-
Some summerish, all under value to
prompt takers
Chenille Portieres-por pair: sll from
SIG. 81 from slO.s8. s. from $3.50.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. 75c a pair.
Double-faced Canton Flannel. solid and
figured, l5c from 25c.
Sllkoline, blue and pink. dotted; sc yard
Figured Thin Madras and Saun-Striped
Madras. charming. SOC from SIC a
yard.
Take Elevator
CORSETS-
No better corsets sell far and wide al
5oc. Our price IL $50. During the re
~ sale" fhsv're 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
SUNDAY. JUNE 25. 1893.
MEETINGS MONDAY NIGHT.

Strict Observance Lodge, Masons, st.
Alabns' Hall.
Pickett Camp. Confederate Veterans, Cen
trail Han.
Old Dominion Lodge, knights OF Pythias.
Schiller Hall.
Iyanhoe Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, FL
lett's Hall.
Syracuse Lodge. knights Of Pythias, odd
Fellows Hall.
Jefferson Lodge, 1. o. o. f., Odd-Fel-
lows Hall
Richmond Lodge. I. o. o. F., BelNdere
Hall.
Nelson Encampment. I. o. o. F., Bel
videre Hall.
Excelsior Encampment, Odd-Fellows'
Hall.
Annowan Tribe, l. o. r. NJ. Laubes
Hall.
Indianola Tribe. I. O. r. NJ, TOney's
Hall
Grey Eagle Tribe, I. o. r. NJ, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. Hall.
Patrick Henry Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
Powhatan Hall
X. e. Lee Council. Jr. o. u. A NJ, Jr. o.
u. A. NJ. Hall.
Aurora Council. Jr. q. U. A. NJ, Jr o.
u A. NJ. Hall
West-Tnd Lodge. I. o. G.. T., Clay-street
Baptist church.
sidney court, T. -. OF a, 80 WEST tdfN.
Munford Lodge Tonti, Jr. O. u. A. NJ.
Hall.
Rescue Lodge, I. o. G. T.. Gatewood's
Hall.
Charity Lodge, I. o. G. T.. Springfield
Hall.
Myrtle Temple I. o. G. T.. Pine-street
Baptist church.
McGin Catholic Union, Cathedral Hall.
Carpenters Union Concordia Hall
woman's Christian Association, Assoc
citation rooms.
Company +. First regiment, armory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
r.NcY DREss GOODS

FANCY DRESS GOODS ..,,
An enormous stock Of BROADCLOTH'
black ana colors. The 50 and soc
lades are yours ~ o5c.
The 81 and Sl.As grades are zoe.
Eu-wool sIITINGS, 45c from So, s9c
Atwood double-wldth rRTCoT, every
dark serviceable shade, j 2-5c-
Wide-wale STORM SERGE-navy and
garnet, 2sc; been ooc.
Diagonal Suiting. old blue-nearly
navy, 29c. TOO.
PLAIDS that have been i1c 10 ssc are
Ace.
Quiet colored PLAIDS are stimulus 10
long line OF PC dress stufis-Deeh
25c.
ALPACA LTsTRES join the Sc line
We had hoped To realize nc, but they
moved too slowly.
q full length FRENCH DRESS PAT
Terms at 1915. Some were ST.
81. s22 and SIS PATTERNS are 3Sso-
we refused Sl2 last week through over
confidence. And it isn't complacent
thing 10 do-thus losing SO to SlI on
Main Aisle.
SILKS
Japanese and-made silks. black. white,
colors. 59c from 6jc.
Half silk Japanese Crepes. 29c from
J0c.
Black eros Grain. sl.20 from sl.@.
Colored Bengalines. soc from SIS 10
SEQ
Two-tone Surah and Taffeta. 5sc from
sec
Fancy Siks-changeable figured. seeded.
81 from 81 20 to Sl60.
Colored Figured midas tina, cost re
10 import. go at soc.
Others that cost UP to u.D. 10 st 75c.
Main Aisle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
The Body Found

The body OF William VI. Gatewood, the
young man drowned near the Old pump
house Friday afternoon while bathing
was found at 7.90 o'clock last evening
not far from the spot where he was last
seen by his comrades.
Divers had been az work all day search
ing for the body and had desisted. when
two boys bathing found Il under the edge
Of a large rock. The body was taken
TO the Male Orphan Asylum. where he
was formerly an inmate. and prepared for
burial. The funeral will take place from
the asylum at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

The Occasion Was FittingIy Observed at
tho Ma-onic Temple.

The Occasion Was Fittingly Observed at
tho Ma-onic Temple.
The Masons Of Richmond most BETTING
" observed St. johns day last evening,
and until nearly midnight the Temple
was filed with hundreds Of the fraternity
They assembled i'm the Grand Lodge room,
where rows Of orchestra chairs had been
arranged All OF the Blue Lodges OF
Richmond except two took part in the
celebration.
The First Virginia Regiment Band,
conducted by Mr. August Leiss, COM
menced proceedings with a concert Of
enjoyable musical gems. and at $50
o'clock the exercises proper began. Mr..
William Ryan. d. ID. G.. ", presided.
and on the platform were the masters
Of the several lodges, prominent Masons
and several clergymen.
Roy. J. Calvin Stewart. chaplain Of
Metropolitan Lodge. No. II, offered
prayer. after which Hon. J. Taylor Ely
son was appropriately introduced. lie
spoke ia his fluent and pleasing manner
OF matters appertaining TO 81. Johns day
and the fraternal spirit Of Masonry.
Rev DR. J.. y. Calisch was then intro
ducea. and delivered a most interesting
address.
Hon. r.. =. Munford intended addressing
the assemblage. but owing 70 indisposition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

The contested election case Of Samuels
against Bailey was before the Henrico
County Court yesterday. Mr.. Beverage.
counsel for Bailey. raised the point
that the plaintiff had failed TO give the
ten days notice Of contest required by
law. and Judge Minor decided in favor OF
Samuels. Beverage took an appeal.
Squire Vincent issued warrant yester-
day for the arrest OF Mr.. Christine Ber-
ger and Mrs. Maggie Fric< charged with
attempting to shoot Leroy Smith with
rfcfp1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
Insurance Company. Action of case;

Insurance Company. Action OF case;
damages 800.
Same against Sun Fire company NJ
ton Of case: damages I.0oo.
In the suit OF Robert S. MOTIFS asains,
city OF Richmond verdict was rendered
for the plaintiff-sH5.
The case OF +. ID. Cornelrs executor
against the Chesapeake and ONO RAN
way Company was continne',
In the coupon case of Cbaries Matkins
against the Commonwealth OF Nirsinh
verdict was rendered for the petioner
and the Treasurer was Instructed 10 re-
fund 1915.
Joseph II. Brown against Abraham
Godback. Dismissed Oh motion OF plain
tins attorney.
4 charter was granted 10 the Mlhlo-
THAN Supply Company. the capitai STOCK
OF which shall be 5000. divided into
shares OF 800 each. The company Is en-
powered to hold real estate to the extent
Of one hundred acres.
The officers for the first year are ware
p. Gay. president. Boston. Mass; william
s. Hurst, secretary and treasurer. West
field. y. J. The following are named as
directors: Ware B. Gay. John e. Had
dock. Glen Sumit, Pa: George w. Shank,
Plymouth. Pa: T.. 3. Arnold. New
Britain. Staten Island: John 1. Jones'
GavfOn Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

At T. A. Mlller's All-Night Drug Store.
Below are the total votes TO date: Rev.
r. N. Sledd, 1885, Rev f. y. Calisch,
26j7; Rev W. w. Landrum, 1915; Rev.
NJ y. Hoge, 1929; Rev. George Cooper.
100; Rev. w. E. Hatcher. 654; Rev. J. Y.
Fair, sec; Rev. J. X. Mason. $40; Rev. II.
Carmichael, 451; Rev j. w. Reynolds,
43s; Rev W. V. Tudor. 2s6; Rev. A. Van
de Vyver. 279; Rev. Jabez Hall, 239: Rev.
r. =. Kerr 2o2; Rev. J. Y. bowman.
1871, Rev. L. r. Mason, 1874. Rev. J. 3.
Newton, 1S2; Rev W. J. Young l6o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
rur rrmEs-R1CHMOND VA. SUNDAY JUNE IS 1893.

he was forced to be absent, and Mayor
Ellyson kindly consented to take his
place.
At the conclusion of Dr. Calisch's adj
dress the orphan boys from the Masonic
Home drilled and sang for the Masons.
and several of the little fellows recited In
a pleasing manner.
About 1920 o'clock the craft numbering
fully FIVE hundred men. sat down to an
appetizing supper served by Caterer
KrOuse.
During the evening Mr.. Ben. T. August
made an address urging an appropriation
for the Masonic Home.
There were several visiting Masons
urqgqnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
Fourth Of July

The Chesapeake and Ohio offers many
attractive excursions. You can choose be-
tween the seashore and the mountains.
Special tickets Will be sold at low rates
on July 1st %. Sd and 4th, and good for
return until July 9Th. inclusive. Quick
trains to Lynchburg. Old Point and the
mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

The following item, clipped from the
Fl Madison Gowa) Democrat contains
Information we'll worth remembering:
mir. John Roth. Of this city. who met
with an accident few days ago. sprain-
ing and bruising his leg and arm quite
severely. was cured by one so cent bottle
Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm" This rem
edy is without an equal for sprains and
bruises and should have a place in every
household. For sale by owens & Minor
Drug Company. 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
DIR. Thomas Nelson PAGE and Bride.

DR.. Thomas Nelson Page and bride
arrived from New York yesterday after
noon. They viii spend several days
at their home No. 1l0i Grove avenue,
and then visit at Oakland the nome Of DR..
Pages father. Maj. John Page. in Hanover
county. Or. and Mrs. Page will prob
ably spend the balance Of the season at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

rHE DAILY TINES Is served py carriers
on their own account in this city.
Manchester and Barton Heights for
70 cents n week. 30 cents a month.
5000 a year; by mail 80 cents month.
$500 year.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

The Atlanta Constitution asks: 'If
IN the next twenty-five years. Southern
prosperity shall approximate the wonder
ful record Of the past, who can say that
the South Will not lead all the sec
uonsY' II is certain that the South will.
IN time, attain TO her old position Of
wealth and prominence in the Union,
put she viii be terribly handicapped in
per race 50 long as she is heavily taxed
to pay Northern pensioners. and never
again sees dollar OF the money she so
pays out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

The following suits were instituted I'm
the City Circuit Court yesterday.
Robert Portner Brewing COMPANY
against c. W. Burr. Judgment rendered
for sl2IS5.
u. ). Gates, sheriff, for, &c, against
THOMAS b. Stage, &c. Continued for de-
PENDANTS
The following suits were instituted:
James 3. Hail against Hartford Fire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
RICHMOND. Monday. June %. 1898.

Interest centers in the Big Store
for cause. There's a vim and
knoW-how about the store that be-
gets confidence and stimulates buy
ing. With stocks away and beyond
comparison in volume with any
other Richmond store; with more
Of newness and elegance than any
where else, the Big Store scores one
success after another with a bril-
liancy and frequency that leaves no
time for dullness. Thousands of
dollars worth Of goods were passed
over our counters last week at less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

than vaueofen than cobeause was good business
ro-v 70 50 sell More thousands dollars worth will 90 out this week
as GREAT or often greater price ions because we We got to accom-
% h end Tor which the great planned We're FESTIVE under
our present there's such good use Tor all the dollars we
realize quickly So Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

Ihe export Of gold from the United
States has ceased. and IL the bankers
Hio merchants Will assist the Western
farmers In moving their grain. our wheat.
winch Europe badly wants. can be largely
exported and our gold win continue 10
return to us. With an abundant crop OF
the nnest grain. the balance OF trade
should remain IN our favor at least until
'he sherman abomination can be re-
pealed' and the finances Of the country
pe again placed ON solid foundation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

Just as good" substitutes for the Pre-
tiosa are numerous. See that you get
tho original
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

Inc decision Of Secretary Carlisle TO
Prepay the interest on Government bonds
ND' July lst' has considerably strength
ened the New York money market The
@u''"h' thus put In circulation is $500
Wv ana though 1t was only anticipated
'our days. II gave substantial relief.
M carlisle could not possibly have
80 ths money to better sdvsataxa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

Indigestion. Dizziness. Take Beechams
Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

Since the amendments which have
been offered TO the Irish bill have been
accepted. the substance Of the bin is
that the Irish can have a Parliament
but that they can do nothing unless the
Imperial Parliament permits it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

Lieutenant Peary's arctic exploring ship.
the Falcon. IS ready TO start She has
been built expressly for arctic explora-
tions. and has a crows nest" where the
lookout is protected from freezing. and
two-bladed propeller so built that its
blades may be kept out Of danger by
ice foes. She will carry Mr.. Peary and
party as far north as she can, and then
leave them with two years supplies
The result Of the brave explorers trip
will excite universal interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25

When Uncle John V. Morse, one OF the
witnesses in the Borden trial, came to
be paid his mileage. he wanted to charge
for the distance from his old home in
Iowa. which was 1900 miles. but on be-
ing questioned. he said that his last
home was in South Dartmouth. and he
was allowed three miles. Uncle John
evidently believes in making a fortune by
fair means or foul, whenever he thinks
he sees a chance to do so.
Now that it has been discovered that
Raum granted man a pension for being
made bald by an attack Of typhoid fever
one may next expect 20 hear that he had
been in the habit Of granting pensions
merely for the asking. Secretary Hole
Smith will save the country much more
than S2O,OOOOOO a year. If he keeps on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25
EMBROIDER1Es

T. VI bTtUIULtITl0-
The prices that have kept the yard
sticks twirling continue, except on
very large lots-they get an extra
price cut
, 1893-08-29
Der frabere prdiioent Ser perfraa:
ten uSoutb Sioe" Sparbanf
Sefnoet iia redt wohI uno munter in
Deutihlaro.
90 I IN a II fe e, 20. Q(ltq.

gtab bier ~ein9eIaufenen 9riDotnabric6z
ten bcfinOet ii6 q. &. Srumpf, ber per-
ouftete grdiiOent Der rSoutb SIDE" Spar
bant, III 9euti6lanO. @ine Mtiltpautee'er
Dame, melcbe iicb 5um 8eiucb in 0euti6s
LAMB alfbdlt, bat i'm in 8remen getroffen.
Grumpf pericbpon0 tpent9e Sage nac6 Dem
8anferott Der 8anf, unb eS lpurbe aucb
gar tein &eriu6 9emabt, ieinen 9lufent>
bait 3u ern1itteln, Oa man 9laubte, bnB ct
ii6 in Der Ntahbari6oft aufbalte unO sum
GOri6ein fOmmen pilroe, penn ct BON
ben @roB9el6morenen lit 2(ntlageitanO Der
lebt ipprocn mGre. 9urc9 icine Tlucbt
nacb 9elti6lon0 obcr ipcrocn bic 2eute 81
Der Nnnabme fommen, baB ct chen 10 piel,
tpcnn nicbt no6 mebr S6uIb ar Sem I'm
ter8ang Der 8ont tragt, ais iein &0iiirer
Soothing.
, 1893-08-29
Stdottibes,
Der 9eitri9e Sturm.
Bis ie5t feline Qahrid2ten pom Sdifbri3en
eiI9eIaufen.

GroB6em Iie9 Ser g8ino 6cina6e 8eLegt
bate, gingen bic gSelen auf Sem Gee beute
0tor8en nOcb 10 bon, OaB Diclc 8apitdne
cS pOr3ogen, nicbt a~u53uLaufen. Die met
fen Der reguldren 8alia9ierbampfer bagez
gen fuRren, tpeun aucb ettpos perlpGtet,
tbren tG9Ltben 8eitimmungSorten 81.
Gapt. Stines, Der 8creblS6a6er oes 0amz
piers vG6icOra". Ser beute Nforgen aus
ct. Soiepb, 0tich., %eintrof, iagtc, boB Der
Stltrm geitern gtacbt Der iblimmte getpez
len lei, ben CT jc I'm 0tonat 2luguit erlebt
babe. 9ieiem 2lusiprucb itimmtcn piele
an0ere &apitdne bel. 8tS jest iinD feline
Na3ri9ten eingetrofcn, boB pGbreu6 Oes
Sturme5 6abrseuge DerungIit6ten.
Stabtingenteur %Nrttn9ital iagte beute
Wtor9en, OaB telegrapbiicben gtabricbten
sur 6olge, ber Sturm in ben peribiebeneu
Cribs" feinen S6oOen an8ericbtet babe.
Son benz Cafe &ieps5unnel, Der jest gez
6aut tperoe, babe ct noc6 feline gtacbricbt
un0 eS f0nne iein, 6aB bort etnige 8fetIer,
bic geiterr iDrer gan5en 2Gnge nacb ntdbt
mcbr bGttcn eingctriebcn Deroen f0nnen,
fortgci9tpcmmt ieien. 2lber iclbit ipenn
OieS Ser Sal lei, 10 ici BET Sc6aoeu Elm gcz
ringer u1O t0nne leic5t aus8ebciiert tperOen.
, 1893-08-29
0erheerender Orkon i'm Suden.
Die Staot 2ltlanta u1o Elm oro6er
Qheil oes SIoens oopon be-
trofen.
Ser Serllit at MtenI6enleben nod nidt
befanat, aber Seriel6e lit iebr
~be0enfenO.
Cine men9e Gi9eltthum 5erit0rt.
ATLANTA, Ga, 20. Qlug.

atlanta, Ga, 20. 9lug.
Sin ll1ipetter, pelde5 falt ebenlo Dtel
Geroerben I'M Oefolge bate, pte Ser 9roBe
Srfat, Delbcr i'm Sabre 1881 Sapannab
betmiu3te, bra6 III LESTER ltoc6t itber Die
Stabt unb Die 9anSe @e9enb beretr. Der
Sturm, mclber felt meDreren Saget icbon
bonn Hetterbureau angemclhet tporDen mar,
begann gleicb ant Nobmjttag un0 ent7
mtdelte ii6 Spii6en elf ,lno slp0lf nbr
IabtS 81 ietner 9r0Bten Stdrfe. 6ier ioz
mobl ais i'm 9an5en Sloen ric6tcte bcrielbe
etnen ungebeuercn Scbaben an uno cine
Wfengc Wenl6enleben 9ingen ourb benz
lelben Derl0rert. So tpeit bis iebt befannt
9etpor6en lit, D~erloren bier folgen0e Ser
ionen oaS &cben: q. s. timer, ser 6itlfSz
@ta11trcr Der v@entral 0tailroab 8anf"; Die
gfeger GonD 6olmes, 2etpiS @agnett,
Squire SatDer, SObn Niuiam5, Wfarp
8utler, Sara9 @recn unb 5tpei m~nbcfannte
Wfatroicn, tpelcbc BET Der Snicl Gpbcc err
t%ranfen. Gier5tg bis fiini5i9 9erionen,
ipeIcbe ais OerniBt angegeben ipuroen, pcrz
ben tpa6rl6et1li6 crit ipGter ais 2eic6en
dutgefu10elt tperoen. 0ie 1Gmmtltchcn
N6crften am SluB itanben am Worgcn
inter NaIier, tpGbren0 Sic QSogen INNER
no9 D0ber itie9en unO Sic Staot gepdbrte
etnen nO3 tranri9eren 2tnbltd, ais bteS
na9 Dem 9roBeri 0rfane i'm Sabre 1881 Der
Sail mar. Die StroBe1 tbaren nit Grim
mern alcr Q(rt au8efiIt. Ser on9ericbtcte
S3aben IdBt iib iebt nob gar nicbt 5erecbz
men, aber Oa fat ie0cs bouS in Der StaOt
nebr Ober peniger beihabigt lit, 10 miro
Der Gerluit iebcnfaus Die 60be bon me6rez
rem bunbertlauien0 Collars erretcbcn.
Nucb in Gbarteiton bat Der Ortan picl
ltnbeil al1geri6tet, obgleicb Der Nerluit an
@i9ent6um un5 Mfeni6cnleben noc9 nicbt
feitgeftelt tpcroen fam. Die @ei6dftSz
bGuler baielbit &paren 9eitern Morgen
idn1mtli9 9eicbIoiien un0 Bic meiiten
StraBen iinb in 6olae Der enttpur5elten
8dume un0 ulngeititr3ten S%ele9rapbenz
p%foiten unpaiitrbar. 8eOeutenoe 8elorg7
nib berricbt iiber bic Gage Ser 8epobncr
bon SuIipan'S S5lano.
, 1893-08-29
Cine fonoerbare Gntidei6uno.

9ibter @o98in CAB beute Tormittag in
einem 6abeo5corpu5fau cine cttpa5 cigcnz
tbiimLicbe Gntlbeibung ab. 6rau Otarz
8aret 2tOam5, Don Der 81. Str. un6 Guans
2lUe., eriubtc Oas @cridt, ibr tpieoer 81
ibrcr bier SABRE alien @nfelin @li306ctb
2lbams 5u perbelfen, bic t6r an8cblicb BON
Der Sante OeS &inbeS, Srou 2lnnic QSilion
bon &erre 6aute, Sub, fOrtgenOmmen
iporben mar. Die Glte}l bcS SinoeS Iin6
toot.
&icbter @o99in CAB Der Trau @iliOn BEN
0tatb, SIT i5m SIT fommen, UumitteIbar
beDOr ite ben 3ug na6 Gerre 6oute ucbmen
ipoIe. Damn niiroe CT ibr Dos &inb iIberz
gcbcn unb tie f0nne iic6 bann nit bemiel=
ben ieincr @eribtSbarfeit entsie6en. Grob
Bet 8rotelte be5 Q(ntpaItS Der Trau QOams
blie6 Der 9ti9ter bel ictner iOnOerbaren
@nti6eiDung.
, 1893-08-29
Der 8eiud Ger meltansfteIIuns.
@tntrittsfarten tpurben an 8eIuber Der
WeltauSlteuung an ~na6benannten Ta9en
berfoIft:
HPhFrhItR
GmO 9mrsgefG6tes

Sn Gtom 5ie6t 1i6 eite neue Srie9sz
nolfe %5uIommet. Srantrei9 beitebt ouf Ser
1oforti9en SewiIi9rng ieiuer neuerlt6e1t ult=
1eri9ar1ten 6orOerun9et uuO brObt NIT
W9ften9epalt.
- Die &tn6pieb3ufubr am bieliger Marft
betr19 Beute 1000 Stiid. Qreiie felt. S6meine
wurbel1 $4,000 Stid Su9efii6rt. S9were
S6mei1e bra9ten S $500 a $50 mitteli6mere
$500 a $40; lei6te $40 a $50. S9ofe
trafelt 10000 Stiid eiu. 4reiie matt; 9ta3=
TRACE 9ertn9.
Sn @on @eboitior, Sparien, fanbe1t
on3 per9on9ene 9to3t wieoer i3were <be=
1torltl19elt itott.
0os norb=corolintI6e StGotben &en=
1terSptQe wurbe am Sonnto9 9ta9mittag
our6 eillen 0rfat l9linm perwititet.
= On Der &itite Don Seem SerIep l16 in
Der Sot pom Seem gort wiitbet sur 3eit ett
l6merer Sturm.
= 0rei5ebn Nfeubouten murbet beute fritz
III Srootlpn POM gStloe lm9ewebt.
- Die ,,0eutI6e N]ational6ouf" in Ge1pe1
bat Die 3abIun8en wieOer aufgenommen.