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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

Alexandria Market. December 2S.
The wholesale markets are still without
features of interest on speculative spirit.
Flour moves slowly and prices continue easy.
Wheat is dul!-there is literally no demand
for any hut good sound milling Wheats, hence
we report long range say from So for dam
aged to 60 for prime. Corn ia to 46 for old,
40 to II for new as to condition. Rye 4G 10
so. Oats'34 to IS, latter for choice white,
both in bulk. Eggs 20 to %. There are no
changes in other Produce or Provisions Mill
feed is firm. Hay is steady Straw is very
hard to sell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

6 Fancy -colored Turkish Bath Robes, soiled
from handling. Reduced from Sc to 81.
Smoking Jackets. Reduced from $3.50
to $3.50.
A small lot of DR.. Jaeger Drawers, heavy
weight. Reduced to $3.50.
A small lot of DR.. Jaeger Drawers, medium
weight. Reduced to $2.
A line of Part Wool Underwear. Reduced
from 75c garment to 62la.
First floor y st. door,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

]. P. Bassant and Asa Warren OF
Bangor, Me-, representing the lumber
interests of Maine, are in st. John, n.
B., to organize opposition to the Will
son bill among the American lumber
men doing business from that city.
They seek especially to prevent spruce
from going on the free list at once,
though they are willing that some ar
rangement should be made, say on the
sliding scale principle, whereby the
spruce would enter gradually into the
free list.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
SEwING MACHINES AT REDUCED

CEWING MACHINES AT REDUCED
y PRICES
We have taken So or $40 from the prices
of ten higher grade Machines, and offer them
at reduced prices. Each Machine is accom-
panied by full set of attachments and a five
year guarantee:
. style 4, Oak. Reduced from $50 to $40.
1 style a. Sycamore. Reduced from $25
to $50.
style 4, Fancy Walnut. Reduced from
$26.50 To $3.50.
Handsome Cabinet Machines. Reduced
from $40 to $50.
Second floor. 1Oth-st building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

The January number of the St. Mich
olas Magazine has been received from
its publishers, the Century Company,
New York. Among its contributors
are Rudyard Kipling, Frank r. Stock
ton, Clifford Howard, Lee Carter,
Mark Twain, and many other popular
1,,r;tnr-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

Godey's Maga=ine for January has been re-
ceived from its publishers in New York. It's
contents are: Mam'selle Paganini, COM
plete novel, by Franklyn w. Lee; Monsieur
yigot's Diamonds The Princess of Barren
Island Amateur and Artist, Till Luther Pro-
poses, The Home, Flower Talks, All the
Books. The Search Light Sense and Non.
sense, Godey's Fashions Illustrated, and
some poetry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. 2S.-There was a more
confident feeling to traders 1T the Stock Ex-
change this morning and as a result prices
advanced briskly soon after the opening. At.
II a. m. the market was firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
inaugural Ceremonies in Richmond

inaugural Ceremonies in Richmond.
For the Inauguration Of Governor
OFerrall at Richmond, Va, the Pen =
sylvania Railroad will sell round trip
tickets from Alexandria to Richmond
and return, Dec. Goth to Jan. 1st inclu-
sive, at the rate of $3.50 for the round
trip. Tickets good to return until Jan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC %, 1898.

If ANY southern democratic con-
gresham may vote against the propos-
ed tariff bill, even though that bill re-
ceive the endorsement OF the congress
sional democratic caucus, he could not
be consistently censured for doing So
The solemn pledge upon which he and
all his party colleagues, and the Presi-
dent. were elected, was that the tariff
should be so modified that the quality
Of rejection should be entirely elimi-
mated from it. Instead ofthat, however,
the bill referred to is even more pro-
t,ctiye in its effects upon northern man
pfacturers than the Mckinley bill, in
that while it retains high protective
tariff on manufactures, it puts the ma
terials of which those manufactures are
made. all of which are southern prod
ucts. on the free list, thus protecting
the manufacturers both ways, and that,
too. chiefly at the expense OF the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
Coffee

is rendered more wholesome and palatable if
instead of using milk or cream you use the
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, or
if you prefer it unsweetened, then Borden's
Peerless Brand Eyaporated Cream tn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
Assignment.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 2S.-R. L.
Christian & Co., groceries and liquor
dealers, assigned to-day; liabilities
$4,000. ]. B. Mosby is trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

NEW YoRK, Dec 23.-Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat moderately active and unset
tied. Corn quiet and easier. Pork dull and
steady mess $13 70 to S14 80. Lard quiet
and firm; steam 50 so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

BALTIMORE. Dec. 29.-Flour dull. Wheat
5uII and easy No 2 red spot and Dec G3a
63H Jan G3t,a63l y May 6StiaGSl2 mill
ing wheat by sample 64a641a. Corn quiet;
mixed spot 400. sellers; new or old Dec 40tf
401s; Jan 4ol2; Feb 4oai; May AZ asked !;
white and yellow corn by sample 37a41.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

Pension frauds, involving thousands
of claims, have been unearthed in Bal.
timore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

BALTIMORE. Dec. 28.-virgina consols :
do 1O-40s :; do 3s 70la bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
DRIC-A-BRAc, LAMPS, CLOCKS, &c.

Several fine pieces of Bric-a.Brac, all high
class goods Reduced from $3.50, $3.50,
and $3.50 to SIS.
Fifth .10th-st. building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
DRY GOODS.

We are Offering THE REMNANT ACCUH-
ULATIoNS OF FOUR OR FIVE WEEKS.
Short ends odd sizes, broken lots &c, of
Dress Stnfs, Shoes, Underwear, Corsets,
Wrars, Clothing, &c. This seasons goods
new and desirable. We are also offering
Handkerchief, Aprons Hosiery, Table LIN
ews, Towels, &c. smirched, crushed, or dusty
from doing duty as Xmas decorations. Stop
at any counter and you'll fined bargains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28
DOOK DEPARTMENT.

DOCK DEPARTMENT.
100 books of the Leisure Hour" Series,
mostly novels of about three hundred pages
Reduced from 35c 10 25c.
116 Illustrated Poems and Songs, bound in
ivorine, imitation leather and embossed cloth.
Full page illustrations. Reduced from 90
aud 75c to SOC.
Easement. ,11th-st building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

VACClNE-Wc have just received a sup
v ply Of fresh Vaccine Points.
ie22 E. s. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

r 1NEN DEPARTMENT.
Cloths, ., ply, and 3 yards long, plain or
knotted fringe, all white or with colored Dor
ders Slightly solled from handling. Were
$1.20 to $3.50. Now 75c to $3.50.
Second floor. ................ 11th-st building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

7 AIDES SHIRT WAISTS, ruffled and
IL plain fronts, Mt very low price at
AMOS B. SLAYAAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

~ CASES ROYAL RED TOMATOES
w 1893 packing, received today by
&c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

nNE BARREL OF PURE COUNTRY CT
W DER for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-28

er. Eighteen days ago he was receiv-
ed at the big white house in this city
and given his little striped suit.
His sweetheart had been true to him
all the time, however, and when the
ultimatum was announced and he was
taken away she did not stop her effor s
in his behalf.
She got up petition asking for exc
cutive clemency and after securing the
names of the judge and jurors and for
ty other citizens, she came to Rich
mond and sought out Governor Nc.
Kinney and into his attentive ear she
told her tale of woe. The chief eXecr-
tive of the State was so moved by the
woman's pitiful story and undying de-
votion to her convict sweetheart that
he granted her request and to-day the
man was liberated. The JOY of the lit
tie creature was unlimited, and Davis
certainly owes his liberty to her. 1t is
understood that they will go
home to-day and will be mar
ried at once. Davis is about
% years old and his faithful and de-
voted sweetheart isIabout the same age.
In granting the pardon Governor Mckinney
says: The testimony against the man is of a
very doubtful character, the principal wit
ness being an ex.convict from the Virginia
penitentiary. The prisoner asserts his limo
cence and that the killing was done in self
defense. lam inclined to believe that the act
was committed while he was being pursued
by number of negroes, and it is believed he
was under the influence of liquor at the time.
His pardon seems to meet with the favor of
the judge who presided at his trial and Of the
jury who convicted him. These are the facts.
am further induced to pardon him in sheer
pity for the good woman whom he is shortly
to marry. trust that the clemency extended
to him by the Executive will induce him to
be sober man for the rest of his life and that
he will be a good and faithful husband to the
woman who has done SO much to secure his
release from prison.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-10
Gin profamcr Yrcoiser.

deniad, Ms, 8. Mai.-Sames
$. San 9larcom, Der uilu6enOe Wann BON
Satlano," Elm @r-Geiltlidber uub reid1er
Sdnappsbrennerei' 'Seiter, Der pom Stid)'
ter Cummings su 60 Sagen @eidu9niB psrs
urtbellt mar, m.il er auf ofieuer StraBe pro-
faue 9i.oenSart.n gebraudIt bate, murEe
beute firth BON Sderiii 2osert ans hem Sc
ilngnliie sutlaHen. Gr erhlelt fir ielu gu
tes &erbaIteu einen Straiab;ug bon bier
Saae. Seit San Slarcom i'm Gefdngnile
mar, hat oerlelbe mebr @elb fir 0epelhen
besablt, Die er oil Yulpdlte abiaubte, ais irs
seno Elm @efaugeuer porber, 10 laH9e oas
9e,GusniB beitebt.
9lls San Slnrcom Qefrast wurDe, mas er
BON benz uGuuugeiiieu Maion" uub bchen
yGnaeltdus eriuueu" baIte, la9te er, Die
geute pdreu 9anS gut, aber ile bdtteu loH=
oerbare 9ieli9ionsanii1ten. SobaHnes, Der
SQuier, lei Der u.rriidtefe Seuiel III &ellz
giousiadJeu, DER ihm le oorgetommen Jet.
@r CLAUDE iibriSens nidlt, oaB Fd) Die Seute
mirtlid al olelen u@useIstanSen" betbslz
Ii9eu.
San Slarcom belt mdhreno ieiues 9aIts
termlns ptele Yrebi9teu oil ielne 0flt9efan.
geuen uno ernabnte Die yettereu gum gots
tssfirbtisen 9ebsusmauosI. Qubei mar ct
ino.Heu nldlt i'm Stanoe, einen elltSlAen
Sae obus Die gOtteslalierlitlteu 6li6e aus
;ulpred]en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-10
9trbeit Itno SobfI.

g1.m Dorf, 8. Wai.-0ie sur Brit
berlfaft geb0riSen pytneman" mo Snlpet'
toren, iuelbe bel Der pNepsDort. 9fe!u'
Serlep 3 Selepbone= 60" III 9telusS sSerlep an9e'
itellt iino, $50 oil Der 3ahl, begannsu beHte
eineu Strife. Die 2eute uerlan9en cine gu
lage Don 80 Gents pro Gag unS Die uon Der
ulluion" Tefseieste SaseSarbett; feruer ooue
Se;ahlun9 bel Jte9euwstter uno fir ale 9e'
ietltd)e Seterta9e.
g Yort, 8. Mai. = Der Sellnsr'
Strite in hielger Stabt, loipeit cerlelbs ole
aroBen ADotel8 III Der oberen StaOt betrt1ff,
1T gum gr0Bteu Sbeile beenbet. Gin Sotel
nad) Dem anOereu bat Die Soreerun9en Der
Selluer i'll Den nleIIten TInften bepIul9t,
uuO nur nod meuiae ltehen NIT ihren SeuteH
AMI Oem Srle9stuBe. Der @rfol9 berStrlfer
III oaraaf Surid Su fubren, oaB Die 9oteloe-
iieer inter ild) Hldlt or9anlllrt lIno uHp paB
bic Srlfer obne Wliihe SteQeu III Chicago
befommeu founteu. Seet lol eiu sroBer
Strite III ben 6eItauratlOneu Hnternommen
iueroeu. Se.moHlco's HeltauratioHeH has
ben iBren yeuten bereits $50 pro Otonat be-
pilligt, aber Die Seoin9uug oaran aeinuptt'
oaB iie feline Sarte tra9en OiirTen. SIM rpo.
tel 9SalDorf" orobt ELI ueuer Strtfe ausiut
breden.
Solebo, O., 8. Nai.-Gine @onuen'
ton pes pSrOens Der @iienbabns@ onout=
eure BON Anrerifa" mirb bier I'M 2auf. oie-
er gSod)e cine Sieuus abbulteu. 9roBd1eI-
@onoutteur s. 6. @larf, mebrere auoere
@robbeamteu unb 9elegateu ilnb bereltS
eiusetrofien, uuo gegeu 600 Oele9aten pers
ben lm SauSen ermartet, porunter $50 Dos
men Der 0ilissSrganiiatlOn. Die Croft
uuu9sIsuug :ptro moraen Sormtta9 I'M
rYeopIe's Sheater" itattfnoeH, no Soupsr'
ueur Yic9iulep bic Se9ruBun9sreo I'M 9taz
men oeS Staates bateu wirr. Die Sir9er
Don Soleoo babeu IN Scrbiuoung init o:m
oShlo=S Sadlt-@lub" peri6ieoene Ser9rlis
quuaen uorbereitet, no elm sroBer Sau uno
@mpiang, iolu;e 9lusfiiQe, llm5ii9e NIT
6eueruerf II. /. ID. eiube9rlHcn lem meroen.
Diaipr'S Scueut
suul 9tusb.iierH Don Yor3euou, @las!Gden' Ulcers
1anm, SGen, sum aHlslmen p9n StaaTo,S nsas7
(Sebr. 25, SaUioWtt-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-10
Jlldnner(C6Wid)e.
S0uise gSieOerherfeIuus Der 9eiunobslf
uuo seidledtlidcu 01Ifi9feit
mitteIff ber
2aSaus'idbsn NaitoaruIs y ehanoIuIg.
GrfOIsreia, no allies 2lnOsgs teBlssidlaser.


81. eazauefdts g1dhooe muo tbre gor;Isc.
Inierc Brdparate bsifcH 1r. "a Sareite 0eimitteL
duf GjruHo Der EbatGdhe, oaB piT oie urlpruHgllIc
Sovmsl Don oem btrithmttH Ar5,t o,ccs yiumeHS cr7
bieltsn inter oer &arduIs, bGs, iaS mir patcr Die
ginfubruEs tlucr SebeaouHl u1o itlStr Neil7
uitcI Gnsemeiieu 'tHoen olitn, Sles uHer e7er Se=
Sei1Hnna ssidehen puToe. Sor eIal9eH SapTen tam
Sr 9a SaiIe aui bic 9oee, Her0Ois UHo aeihl,bilhc
geiotn ourdb StbaHoIuuG pom IaiioaTm ans Su trrIs
reR, inotm er iIh pOn otuleIbtH loseEoe Sortbelle
psriprah:
l. gppif0tiOn Der giittel oueit ont Sis Der Sruuf4
b.it.
Der IEiltidmfeIt Der Uittel.
g. Gn9e snuGbcruHs an Die beosutcrosR urtsreH
SeffEunaen Der GudeRmGrt5Hsruea ans Der g&IrbCiz
lduc unb oaber ereittrtss GtHorldlcn 81 Der 9tcr1
peHfIuiiistelt uno Der NIa't oc5 @ebunS uHo Elt'
4 Der 8ati,nt taru I'D tl6n nit isbr 9criascH 9os
iten obHc 2lryt beritslcH
5. SIR eHebraub erlcroeri fclHc EtrGHoeTur9 ocf
Sidt ODER 9ebensgem gemobabetteH.
q. Sic iiHo ablout unli'dOlIh.
z. Gle iiHo lel,bt ron Seocm an Srt uao Stcue
eirauubrcH uno mtrteH uHmlttclbGr GUl Den StF oe5
ueDes innerbdlb ptHt9er, als etHer bdlneH StlFoc-
GiHilLI3e DtdnHsr, oersH RrGIi Qcd'rUdt, otycI
Terper erihUpit, h,rcT G,e itImpT 9euoroeE, otreu
SebeHstrait pcrlOrca it, ItHosn Dcre nHo UCi;dEotSe
Hcttnng ourtb SaSGuc's 6elmltisl, ocH betteH mo
aIleinisen BreuHo, msIbcI Der EelccENe btrgr.
1nfdDt mcoiiiniidlsr SadIpcritanNiGer ibcr
pte abiorbirenoe Strait oes yicfturIS.
eoIten 5ie oas Nuiameurespcrm01cn oe5 DtaiiH
odruS be3pelelH, 10 mrlotH sic AuTtlGINHI tEOcr n
Or. Sooen5oWmeYs nit 6;dt bsrIlmtem %Scli utcr
oicien @eeeniORo, iolUte II oen WcoHalteH -5eits
idrtIten blcie5 gaEbss uHo 0euthluHos 5IanrcIdlS
une SHsIanoS
Mas Der aeIumoe 9,enidIcuuerftanO Sa9t.
Dian pirbe ctnen Dtsnider ur ebenio tboudDt ers
tldreH, iuelder, nm Elm SCitpr Gm SCIH ooer clncH
oehrocHeH Singer 81 hsilen, NrSneIsn eluHehmcH rEo
Hitt bic oeeianetca g2aibmiteI uHo SGbcH uImttcls
bar auf Dem leioeaoen Ghcl eebraucleH wolte, lute
5eHieusen, neldJer SGmtHirdEtlelt Ooeg dlpahe 5u
GeileH periusH mote, ohHe Die : tcl!e lcb ~ .HlrT
;i ne5 HcH, lUle les ourdl oen e'cbralb pon a. "a
Sale's elcGanten unhGou1eH "Bolus Remedies
nrithchcn fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-10
80 Gents leiitem es!
Seite 1T Baltimore 9tmad1te 4leiSer
in, gSertbe BON 100000,
auf SO Gents apm : ouar hera baejetf, uuo
fIeius Bod,su;abIumaema amsenpmmen
SeGt's rertGRltdIett &aSett,
9sr. 5l9 uuS sci, ens=9rnao otpan.

So, so Gents pom Dollar tpsroer's polbrinsen.
9Slr iino in idredIidIer S.rIegeHbeit-nir babeH
e Somrerfleloun9 fir Nlnner uno anabeH toon
oen Samen nidlt sA reocn) I'M 2Serthe pom nielr
oenH 100000, neideieit. Dem 1. 9lpri r DIE Z omz
nertrat abgaus inben iollteH; eioer bat oas rauJe
Dnterl1e 2eetter oeS lettsn DonatS ben eeld)a1ten
-uHo HHs iblmm mlteeipielt
Sente trib beslnneno, peritcuNerH mir Glie unlere
lelnten, sum SertauIe iir $40 uno S25 9ematten
aEslse fnr 8 15, uHo mir ncbmen mohentiIde 9oer
monatihc .3abiuH9eH an. 9fod nlebr-lplr perlnleuz
bern bunoert feiHer eaniponener Dom Shreioer 9ez
mdtter GnSI9e, Sum 95erfau iur Sio atniadlt. su
MIR S1O-uHo mir 9efpdhreu 5bHeu oeElclheH eTlof!
Sic faufeR alio S22@ uno S25=HnSii9e aus Den clc=
9anteiieH importlreH 9Sorteos, Safinircn nRo Che
plots Iiir ut SIS; Sic tonnen S15zarSn9e fIr
$40 tauTeH-lno teSablcH lie nit sertH9eH SetreseH
1eoe 2Scte ODER MoHat. tuie es ShneH laHoltf ~
ao. SdS 1T beutlih 9eHu9-Iiro iolte elHe lolue
Dfae Saufluftiger hisrber brtH9eH, uc ite N eHem
Sleibersehdite oieier Stdat ME beiiammen seieben
poroeu iit; DENIM etpGs Serdrtises bat nod felne
9leIoerfirmd eetban-IIno luiro luHae 3et perseT
ben, ebe SergIeien tueoer eeihlc6t! limo bel Ddn=
ner arSiseH bttibt man bamit HIbt icheH = Si.le
Serdleuoeruns Ies chen 10 gut bnrh bas 9lRoert!sl'
ofr=3epartemeHt = e Itellt Sbnen reselmdei9e S o.
rHo S1=2lnSuge Su So SIR Seriisung-lino aut Gre
DIT; nro chen 10 fcgt lie lher Samtnrode uno Saz
meHaHSlt9e, 100 elm ha,ber Dollar Den SIent elnc5
sdrjen Oo1drs perriftet; uno mir aeben Samen io=
gar noh befjsr.r 9rsoit, als ben DidHnern.
So 2aIteHubren uno Shmudiaden 1ur SerreH
nno SanIeH 9e6en ebenalS auI Credit iort unp nit
lbHeH uHere garantie, ipelte auI Is 8orat lauist
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-10
Die Repo lution anf Cuba.

Nems9 s9ort, 8. Wiai. - giner Der
Yailasisre 0eS 9ampisrs pYuiatan," mel
der b.ute friib Don $1auanua bier anlan9te,
iuar Or. 6. y. 9Solterldl, Der ulele Sabre
auf Cuba lcbt.. lleber Die bortige Geoolus
tou iprift fldl oieler Serr olgenoermaBen
aus: sd madte Oieits DIAL nnr elne furie
8eie bon adlt Eageu im Snnereu Der Sniel
uno mar III Saoanna nur elneu Gag. 2ort
tbellteu mir nleiue Sreunpe nit, OaB bic
6epoIutiou uoriiber iei. er game Auf=
flauo mar cine 6riib9eburt, berbel9efiIbrt
uon elnigen uoreiligeM llnsufrieoenen.
Sopelt id) ieibft gsfunOeu babe, beftebt
feline @.uiur Don 9epei9en MD Srleien anf
Cuba. Sn 9Sirflid)tet 1T Die SeuDlferun9
@nba's iett nit beu Seitlldteiten 81 Gbrcn
Der Snfanlln bon Spauleu 10 fart i'll IH=
lprud seuonmcn, raB iie 5H nid)t5 Anoerenl
S.it bat."
Slenlia9 NIB Die ;lpei fol9enbeu Gage
oieier y8one iiuo 6eiertage, uno groBe 6elt=
litfeteu iiuo fir bleielben oorberetter, bic
nit etuem sroBeu gale i'm @aiIno abidIlie=
beu iouen. 2lm Wton.ag, D.n 10. Dlal,
meroen bic Yrius.Iiiu NIB 9efolse ildl anf
benz 0ampfer ugtaria @brifina" nad) gielp'
0orf eiuld)ll1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-10
8iirean Der pSaltimorer Fractions
Somragnie,"

Som heutisen Gage oil halteu lSuggons
gehuis Giu- uuo Ausfeis.us BON 4aifa=
eieren oi.ii.its Der Sr.us u.bsrgdng. pom
SraBeu on; uus9enommen fiuo bic lleb.r'
qdnae an 9ruiOs6ili= uno Jioro.4uenue,
Yaca= NIB 6apsttefraBe auf iiiOIider 5ahrt,
Qom1urbs uuo 9lbsrtpitraBs, Yratis uno
GpeuiiraBe auf 0flih.r Sabrt; BatteriOu-
Yarf Apenue uuo Salumoreitrnbe, 2om.
barb. uuo @OucorOftrabe, 6apetteiiraBe uuo
4arf.aueEue, 6apette. uno pacaltraBe auf
rpeftlidler Sour; 9iImor> uno DioiberfraBe
in norDliher Jtrttuu9, on melhen 1raB.u
g8ag9ouS aui jenieItrger Selt. auhalten.
W nj. u. poue. Iun.,
111-9 General.GeidaItsiubrer.
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Srdge 0eber.

b,'anrt burf foIs.nb, eisenihaft.n
L. Gin @efiibl Der DiuoIsteit rrb Shmersen
in ben Glitberu;
Q. riedenSen atb.m, ihlehten G.i6me6 i'm
Dlunoe une btI,ste 3unse;
8. Beropiuns NIT stlesentlihen aHfdlen
Don Diorr6oe;
4. aopfibmcrsen in Der etirns.seno, Raus
fea, Shnlnoel unb 9eIbiutt Der 6aut;
3. Sobbrernen; Berluif bes Appctits;
6. ausbebnuns oes yiaseRs uHo Der giuses
rueioe eurd3 SIdhuHaer;
z. gtieStra.oridtbtit, W,Ian6oIi,, 5aulb.it
u1o cine geiauns, GIes aui5uihitben.
Gin natlrIider slug pon Gale BON Der Gee
Der il sur GjeiuabbeIt Iothfosnsis. StHu
bieisr nerhinocIt in, tntfteheu
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GroaaSerploiio,t.

IHoeri on, Sno., 8. gfat. - un9e'
fdbr um Wtilteruad,t lpurbe baS 9SobnhauS
pon @li 0iurrap ourb cine GrOsaSerploron
pollfdnOig ;eritort. Die Salnilie, beItebenO
aus DiaHn mo 6ruu, eincm Sobne NIB
elmer So9ter. murOe in ben 9of seidleuz
bert. br. uuo Srau 9iurrap erlltten oabsl
lebensg.tQbrlide Ssrletungen, mabreao DIE
16=jdbrige Sodt,r Gliie uno Der lS.ldhrige
Sobn NIT leidbter.u @unoeu oauon tamen.
Die periuunoeteu Yerlonen iDnnen telnen
@runb Iiir Die GrplOilon an9eben. 9as
!Saus uno Die Otobsl, iopie etn benad]s
bartes loaus, einem !oru. 9reper seborl9,
wurpen ourd Die @rpluilon unD ourd] 6euer
ho1it5uNrn .srii0rt
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gern,t,d,te telesrapDtSd,e oepef6en.

- Ger 5uttbaus-gSaroein StOut III Nu'
burn, H.-Y., bat DON Dem 8idlter Sanlbert
pom Sberseridt sI 9unfirf, H..Y., Die
Ratrift erbaitell, baB flir ben Wioroer
Sohu 6ibbum BON Buffalo, Der oleie 9Sodle
IN @uburn burd Gleftrrsltdt hn9erld]tet
weroen lolte, ein IufiGubsbefehl bemIul9t
moroen ilt.
- Aus Der Yrouina Guebec miro GROCER
Sfao.u ourd gisgang NIB lleberl6wem-
muu9en gemeloet.
- Ger Yerouaut 28iliam 9iounotree,
beiier als eiuer Der u9tbriiOer BooOtoro"
bstaunt, luuroe am Sonutag, ais er IN Gan
SSransrsco init ieruem Sallou autltieg, nm
elue pesuoriteuung su 9eben nno il6
cauu nit einem Sault]irn berablulaneu,
ourt) .iu.n pl0tllten BinbftOB 10 bettig
aeacn. EN- bobes @ebdube s.l9leuoert, OaB
Die Srapesftauge brad uno er berabitiir;te.
@r erlltt Id)lpere StrleBuu9en unO wlro taum
oapou fonlmen.
-&ater Sas. Wtc cSeperan BON Der fathoz
lii6cn ct. Scrnaro .Sirde III GaitOn, Ya.,
ertbellte in elmer am leEten Sonutas 9ehal.
teuen BreOi9t oeujentgen lun9sn VtdoheH
leiner @emelnoe, Die lid uon ntdttatbolis
i9ea iungen Mduneru ben poi MAIDEN lal'
len, elneH I1uri.u Sermeis uno beorohte ile
nit @rcommunistruu9, tauS ite TortIabren,
9luimertamtelteu UoH 6einoen Der tatbolis
l9en STRIDE entsegen su nshmen.
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9tpet SSu6 Sd)nee TT oen 2loiron'
--- A0fS

Serfimer, N.sY., 8. 0tai. - gerio=
nen, melde i'll Den lssten Sa9en BON ben
Sultou- See'n ,m Gbironhad=@eplrse antas
men, bertHt.n, oa6 Der Sdnee in ben ySdI-
bern nod suei SUB bod lie9t uno baB oas
Sis auI ben See'n 16 3ou bid ut. Ste
9anobepobuer benufeu nod SdJlttteu iur
S.rmttteluug Ses Serfebra, uno nur i'll Den
siinitlser gelegeu.u Gegenben paren neu.rs
6iuaS eini9e yorbotcn oes nabenpen 6riihs
llna5 elnQetretel.
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Die Snfautiu anaeIanat.

Sapanna, 8. Oiai. - Die Snfantln
Gulalia, GAME oe8 iunsen SonlsS NIB
Sertreteriu Der ipauiid,eu He9lerun9 aut
Der gSetausfeQuug Su Chicago, lan9te
beute 9tadImittag I'm 3 llbr, Don Yorto
Rico fommeuo, bier on uno murOs 9lanseno
.mpfangeu. Die YrirStilln III bon ibrem
@emabl, benz YriuSeu AHtouio, uno einem
5ablreldeu @efolse be9ieitet. Nm Nlontag,
Oeu Is. Dtai, iuiro Die Yrinseiiin tbre 5felle
nodl 9em=llorf fortiekeu.