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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
A SHORT LIVED STRIKE
MECHANICS WHO WENT OUT YES.
TERDAY TO RETURN T0-DAH
A Conference Between tho Worlds Yaip
People and the Men Results In an
Amicable Settlement.

CHICAGO, ILL. April 10. The strike
inaugurated at the worlrs Fair grounds
this morning. in which 1900 union me-
chanics went out, was amicably settled
tonight at III" meeting OF the council Of
administration, with the executive COM
mittee of the building trades council. Tho
whole trouble is settled, so far as the Ex-
position people are concerned. but there
are, however. several contractors on tho
grounds who must sign the agreement
before their men viii return to work In
the morning on this account COM
mittee will be at work early endeavoring
TO get these contractors to sign the agree
ment. which viii put these men TO work
and enable the great enterprise TO be
pushed TO an early completion.
The session of the two committees this
afternoon was a long one, and both sides
of the trouble were thoroughly dis
cussed. Director OF Works Burnham
proved 10 President Russell OF the Build
ing Trades Council. that the building
trades hall agreed when work on
the Fair was commenced that union and
non-union men should work together
without discrimination. II was this ques-
tion OF hiring non-union men that was
the real cause OF tle strike. PRESIDENT
Russell finally acknowledged that I'm
that one particular the building trades
were In the wrong. An agreement was
drawn up and signed and the strike was
declared off. and President Russell
promised that the men should return TO
work tomorrow morning as IL nothing
had happened. Delegates will be sta
toned outside the grounds TO instruct
the men TO go back but not 10 al
low the men working for those contrac-
tors who have not signed the new scale
TO resume work. The meeting broke up
in a very friendly manner, the delegates
shaking hands with President Higin-
botham and Director of Works Burnham.
Strikers Return 10 Work.
TOPEKA, KAN. April l0.-About 100 Of
the 500 men In the locomotive shops Of the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
who struck Saturday returned 20 work
this morning. None Of the men in the car
shops, who the machinists claimed would
Join them, are out to-day. There ara
enough men in the locomotive shops to
keep up with the daily repair work but
not enough to do any general overhauling.
No attempt has been made by the COM
pany 70 I'll the places OF the strikers.
and none will be made until every possi-
BILE effort has been made to settle the
trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Tried to Kill the Cardinal.

VIENNA. April l0-While Cardinal
Vaszary. Primate OF Hungary. was walk
ing with his secretary a well dressed
Young man rushed upon the Cardinal
and made a desperate attempt 10 stab
him with a knife. The Cardinal stepped
aside and the secretary received two
severe stabs at the hand Of the assailant.
The Cardinal was unhurt. The would-be
murderer was arrested, but refused 10
give any information as 10 the motive or
his identity. IL seems there is no doubt
that the attempt TO murder the Cardinal
was prompted by the intense struggle
now going on in Hungary in relation TO
civil marriage ard baptism Of children
of mixed marriage. in which the Cardinal
is looked upon as the leader Of the
Ecclesiastical party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11

WIMINGTON, DEL, April lO-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland and party. accom-
panied by Ambassador Bayard. left Del
amore Place" a; 7.S0 this morning and
rode to Pennsylvania depot in n closed
carriage. Crowds Of people began form
ing at the depot as early az I o'clock.
The President, Secretary Gresham and
Senator White. after bidding Mr.. Bayard
a cordial farewell. hurried into their car
as quickly as possible. The crowd sur
rounded the car and cheerei the .'resi-
dent at every opportunity The regular
express train rolled into the depot At sol
o'clock. The special car was quickly
attached and the train drew out on it's
way 10 Washington. The President was
standing on the platform when the car
was drawn out on the main track. and as
the train pulled out Of the depot slowly
the crowd cheered again and again. Mr..
Cleveland took off his hat and stood
bareheaded until the rear Of the ;rain had
passed from the shed. Then he turned
and went into the car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
THE MiYORALTY RACE.
Quite a Number of Aspirants-Bosrds OF
Aldermen and Health at War.

ASHEVILLE, ~. G. April l0.-Speciai.--
Alderman T. c. Starnes has resigned his
membership of the Democratic executive
committee OF the city OF Asheville. and
will shortly send IN his resignation as
alderman, his purpose being 10 throw
Himself into the contest for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Mayor. Present
indications point 10 quite a .cramoie for
the various city Offices.
ID. NJ. Luther. w. W. West and +. II.
NcKissick havs been selected 20 I'll
Vacancies on the city Democratic execu-
tive committee, occasioned by tho re-
moval from Asheville OF three Of its
former members.
George Greenlee (color,d) vas crushed
10 death near the freight depot. day
o. two since, while coupling cars.
There seems 10 be some friction between
the board OF health and board OF alder
men because OF the action OF the latter IN
renitting a fine Justly imposed the
former allege, by the recorder on Colonel
J. G.. Martin for violation Of GONE sani-
tary ordinance.
Vile Light Infantry. % show their appre-
citation Of tie honor done them. gave the
boys an oyster supper.
John 2. Kerr has received official noti-
fication OF his appointment as postmaster
at this place and has forwarded his bond
TO the authorities in Washington. He Will
probably enter upon his new duties this
week.
The lecture Of Or. Smith. Of Davidson
College. ION the Building Of the Blue
Ridge" before the Young Mems Christian
Association last Friday evening was
greatly enjoyed by only a small audience.
1t is one OF the best lectures so far de-
livered in this course.
Some OF the big Republican leaders OF
this county talk Of going 70 the far West
10 rehabilitate their fortunes. They say
they are going 10 grow up with the coun-
try.
Mrs w. II. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Elliott r.
Shepard and children and Mr. George
Vanderbilt have arrived here. and are
stopping at the latters cottage on the
French Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Tn. Imuortation OF Arms Limited.

DUBLIN. April l0.-Baron Hc cIghton.
I,ord Lieutenant OF Ireland. has kfued an
order limiting the importation Of arms
and ammunition 20 Ireland. Arms and
ammunition must oe imported only at
certain posts. and all consignees must
previous 10 consignment obtain permit
for importation from customs officers
giving particulars OF the arms consigned.
The customs officials are authorized 10
open packages suspected OF containing
arms or ammunition imported contrary
"a order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
SERIOUS EARTHoUAKE SHOCKS.
Thousands OF Houses and Many Churches
Wrecked in Servia.

BELGRADE, April l0-There was an
earthquake shock in most Of the districts
in Servia early this morning In Western
Servia the shock was especially severe.
Near PosearewatZ and along the
Morava river villages were devastated,
and the people sprang from their beds 10
run half clothed 20 the fields. Round
Chupria and SvilainatZ. In Eastern Servia,
great assures were torn in the earth.
From Livadica similar phenomena are
reported Large streams OF warm and
yellow mud still flow from the assures.
Thousands OF houses and many churches
have been wrecked. Public buildings
have been rendered too dangerous for
occupancy. In the districts where the
heaviest shocks were felt the people
were afraid 10 return 10 the villages and
are living IN the fields
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
70 ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY.
The New York Assembly Passes the Bill
utltWill Not Assist Harris.

ALBANY, y. Y. April lo.-In the As
sembly tonight the bill abolishing the
death penalty was passed by vote Of
ayes Is. noes 29.
The BILL as passed. goes into effect
September 1st and, under the present
circumstance, will not afford any relief
20 Carlyle w. Harris.
In the Senate tonight the Capital Pun
ishu.ent bill, after a long discussion. on
motion OF Senator ROesch. was recon-
mitted 10 the judiciary Committee with
instructions 70 strike out the enacting
clause. The motion was carried BY a
vote OF "a 20 6. Senators Brown, Cogge-
shall. Endre, McClelland, Saxton and
Smith voting in the negative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Another Editor GETS a Job.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April l0.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has appointed Herman Van
Zenden. editor Of the Paducha Ky)
Standard his private secretary. Van
Zenden is thirty years OF age. and a
native Of Kentucky. He was appointed on
the recommendation OF Congressman
Stone
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed
jeremiah O'Rourke. of Newark. y. j..
supervising architect OF the TreasurI De-
partment. vice W. J. Edbrooke. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
ChiIian Indemnity Payments.

WASHINGTON. D. 9, ApriI l0-Ihe
Navy Department to-day made the fol-
lowing payments out Of the Gillian In
demnity Fund 20 7he sailors of the cruiser
Baltimore for injuries received al VAL
paraiso during the recent revolutions:
James VI. johnson. 80: o. WeelanG. 500;
l.. w. Cook. 800: Neil BCyles. 800. Adoipa
Swanson. 500: Henry Cunningham. so.
and Fred Clifford. 81 00).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11

The fire at 2.50 o'clock this morning
was the partial burning Of the residence.
No sOi east Canal street The house was
unoccupied. and no cause can be assigned
for the connagratlon. A Mr. Smith owns
the building. A few hundred dollars viii
cover the damage. which, Is evidently
covered by insurance. The department
quick response save the building from
total ruin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
THE COLONIAL EIHIBIT.
All Of the Thirteen Original States E1-
pected to Contribute.

NEW YORK. April i0-The committee
on colonial and revolutionary exhibit for
New York az the Chicago Worlds Fair
have issued a circular asking the lovers
OF history and art 70 assist IN forming
the exhibit Of colonial and revolutionary
relics In which 1t is proposed that the
thirteen original States shall join.
The committee announce that IN the
space granted for New York will be
shown portraits. miniatures. silver. uto-
graphs and relics Of all kinds which have
belonged 70 characters prominent IN New
York State from its settlement until
iS00 Those desiring 10 exhibit are re-
quested TO communicate with Mrs. Fred
eric r. Jones chairman. No. p east
Eleventh street New York city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Court OF Claims Has the Grin.

WASHINGTON. d. C., April D-The
Unitel States Court of Claims is badly
crippled ~ the grip. Out Of the five
justices two-Justices Knott and Weldon
ore confined 10 their homes With this COM
Tlaint.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
The InsurrectIon supnressed,

LONDON. April ia dispatch to the
Brazilian Legation. IN London. from Rio
Janeiro, states that the insurrection In
the province OF Rio Grande DO Sui has
been suppressed and that the rebels every
where are being closely pursued By Gov
ernment forces and have been driven close
10 the Uruguayan frontier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Fya Mann BObs In Again.

NEW YORK. April 10.-Another action
has just been begun by Eva Mann. the
woman who calls herself the lawful widow
OF Robert Ray Hamilton, TO recover what
she claims 10 be her rights. The latter
consists OF her dover interest In the late
assemblyman's estate. amounting TO about
Sls0,o4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Italian Exhibits Arrive.

PORTLAND Me. April b.-The Ital-
ian steamer Eriadno arrived here last
night. having on board a consignment OF
exhibits from Italy for the Worlds Fair
The steamer has 10 men. all well. She
will discharge here. and the goods will
be forwarded to Chicago over the Grand
Trunk railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
News Of the NAVY.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. April lO.-Passed
Assistant Surgeon y. X. Drake has been
ordered 10 the Marine Rendezvous at
New York. relieving Surgeon O. c. Hern-
dor. who is detached and placed or wait
tno or iers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
DeryiShes Defeated.

CAIRO, April i0.-Osman Digna, the
Dervish leader. has made another raid
in Upper Egypt He directed his incur
sion toward Tokar. and was met ana re-
pulsed by the Egyptian cavalry. Inc
cavalry pursued Digna's forces. killing
twelve Of the Deryishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Greensboro Notes.

GREENSBORO. y. c, April iO.-spe-
cial.-Mss Annie Sloan, OF Reidsvile.
who has been visiting the Misses Peyton.
on west Sycamore street. returned 10 he's
home SATURDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
MIR. CLEVEIAND RETURNS
From Visit to Ambassador Baysrd.
Cheered as He Left Wilmington.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 1O.-Presi-
dent Cleveland, Secretary Gresham and
Senator White. OF Louisiana, returned
from Wilmington, Del. at 1912 this MORN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

Range OF the thermometer nt The
Times Office yesterday. April 10Th. lS5:
. A. NJ, 20; IL NJ. 81: p. A.. 81; +. NJ.
4s; Z. NJ, n, midnight. A. Average.
a. Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April l0-The
Navy Department has been notified OF the
arrival OF the Kearsarge at San Domingo
from Cape Hayiien. Hayti. The dispatch
" norfs effairs fn Haytl Quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Three Deaths From Cholera,

PARIS. April i0.-Three persons died OF
cholera yesterday in I.orient. In the de-
partment OF Morbihan. France, where
the disease caused many deaths recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
Admiral Gherardi About Recovered.

WASHINGTON. April l0.-Admiral
Gherardi has practically recovered from
his attack OF grip. He notified the Navy
Department to-day that he would proba-
bly, 90 10 sea with the fleet tomorrow
for further maneuver practice ana would
come to Washington the latter part OF
this week 10 have a conference with
Secretary Herbert in regard 10 the final
details OF the review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
The Fleet on for Hampton Roads.


WASHINGTON. April lo.-Governor Nc
Kinley and wife. Of Ohio. arrived here
this morning en- route for Fortress Mon
roe. He will remain in Washington until
Wednesday He is the recipient Of much
attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-11
yrW YORK Will NOT TAKE PART.
The Plans to Have Her Participate In the
Naval Review Abandoned.

PHILADELPHIA. April l0.-The new
cruiser New York will not take part In
the naval review. The Cramps announce
this afternoon that this has been de-
finitelv decided because OF the unfinished
condition Of the ship.
Secretary Of tile Navy Herbert and the
Cramps were anxious that the foreign
noyvers should see the New York. but the
impossibility 70 get her in presentable
shane before the review has caused all
plans to be abandoned.
, 1893-09-06
gtemert aeraSe anf,s 2iel los.

@rober GleDelaro IGBt licB BON lelltent
&urs ntcbt %abbringen: Q8ioerruf oeS S6ers
mangeiebeS lit bic 0orbebin9ung fltr oQc
ipGtere Geieb9ebung GUT 6ebun8 Ser ST.
nan5lage, 8oriiBer Springer bonn 8anf>
auSi3uB bate geitern ieine GOllc9cn I'M
ii3 Dcriammelt, 6oc6 mltroe ibm DDnt
9rGiiOcnten unb 6elien Tinan5miniiter be-
Deltet, baB ct Bis Srr en6giltigen 2(nna6me
0eS Bic S%ilbcrorfGufe arfbe6en6cn 0eiebeS
itb bic 01iibe iparen m09e. Grlt nocboem baS
NufDebun9Sge1eB angenommen letn miro,
lDeroen btelentgen semen c5 nm Ql6icbaf=
lung Der Stelter bonn 9totenumlauf Ser
St00tsbanten begin. I'M @eltattung DeS
leBteren un6 Q(tSprd9un9 beS in Ser 8unz
0%eSfaile beftn6liben observation-disclosures 81
tDun lit, betm @OngreB @eb0r ftn0en. Die
let S6la9i3ab, u11ter mcl6em Bet Inter
i6teO 3tpii6en Dem NnfaufSprci5 beS Gil
berS un6 Dem %9tenngebalt Der Miin3cn slt
peritebet lit, betrGgt 9egentpdrti9 6reiBtg
uno etntge WttQtonen un0 l0lien itcb baraus
ca. 81 Wttuipnen SilberbouorS b~eriteIen.
Sic 8rd9un9 nd6me freilic6u cine 9an5e
3ett in Nniprl&cD, Oob brallc6t man Darauf
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2ltSfunftSmitteI Ser Silberidctne Fat. Ser
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Our5 NIGHTS 5u Der5D9ern. ltn6 ber 8rGitz
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Setat itben unD Sen Sang Der W}ai9tne
bemmen, m09en ia bon Ser i'm 8unbeSz
l6aB berridbenoen @bbe ntcbt beriibrt iper7
ben, aber tuenn eS basu fommen ioQte, baB
Ote Gegierung ntcbt mebr t6ren 3a6lungSz
Derpili6tungen na6fommen f0nnte, 10
miirbe Der 9ruf Ser Difentltden Mteinung
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brtn9en, 0aB ite flein beigGbcn. GS farm
in ietr, 6aB boS SbermangeieB ouein an
Der iebigen 9arnteberla9e Der @eicbGfte
nibt i6ulO lit, a6er es gilt nun einlnaI fit
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ieittgang baS Grite, mas 8eic6eben muB.
QSte Diel bon ber bol6i9en Q[uf6ebung Ser
Sbermanz8iQ a66dn9t, 0aS iiebt man audi
an benz GerDaIten Der SEEM OOrfer @eIOz
melt, benin Der @orite6er Oes Nusi6uiies
Des 6%Ortigen rGlearing 6ouie" bat beutc
auf Sic Sra8e: pie boI0 man itc6 elmer
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perieben f0nne 8ur 2lnttport 9ege6en: 0ttc6t
eber, ais bis Oas SbermangeieB aufgebo7
ben tptr0.-
, 1893-09-06

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GeltcDt cS DurOen ungefG9r 20 Gcblilie
auf 1bt abgcgeben-abcr Dergeben5. SpGter
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TN Sretle eIf9ctroffelt, 10 0a8 nunmle9r
40 SolOatcn untcr 4 Sffi3ieren auf Oa5
lr1tbter SagO maden, bis jeBt oDnc Grfolg.
9}ac6 elltclt erfol9lolcn Sucbe Scigtc iic5 Ser
Gtgcr zines 2l6enoS pl0Blicb bel cincm
8ornfelDc OeS 0orfes &~anvnfa; elmer Der
Sd9cr perfol8te i'm SIT Bferbc, CAB aucb
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Oemltlc8arten 0eS 9orfe3 S6croeipo. Sic
perfolgten i'm nit tDrcn Senlen, erreidbten
TIN a1cb bel etllem TlilB9en, nit einem
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Sctte un0 cntlcblDnno SEN 8ltdcn Ser
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l11ebr &larbctt oarit6er, nit mas fit eillem
Jtoltbtbter man cS eigcntii6 5u tDult bat q;
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thinner nOb ni5t feltgeitelt. Q(nfang3
nabn1 man DaS al unb glaubte, CT lei aus
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ipQtcr ltl0 3tDet1el aufgetand0t. Die Gil1et
metnten, e9 iei elmer Der gefdDrlicben Q80lfe,
Die lelbft Wtenicben anfalen, Ql1oere - e5
1etetn BantDer. gtacb Ben leBten 9taC6>
rtbten mitlien iOgar 3nei gontbcr ober
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bergen iDerOcn tDnnte. 2(erStlic6e 6ilfc>
lciitung, 6ie iOiort CUR SteIc mar, erpic5
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mems funOi8e Dame, mar bon Ser 2lufre7
8ung un6 2nitrcn9utg oermaBen eric60pft,
baB, tpie Der S9iffcr, Ser ie in On8 Boot
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Deriagten.
, 1893-09-06
Jm San0e p~erIaufen.

Bte eS icbeint, lit Sic llnteriucbung Bee
Staat3comtte5 b~etrcff5 GinoGmmlng ipcrtb-
boiler 2dnberetcn am Seeufcr Der Jtorb1eitc
lettcnS bungri9er SpefuIontcn i'm Sanoe
Derloufen. 9ieie llnteriucbun8 pur6c oui
Scranlaiiun9 6eS Senators 8artli1g pDrz
9enommel unb Den an9eiteIten Grmittez
lun9cn 5ufol9e italtO SIT ertparten, 0oB Der
Staot ficb bineinmiicben uno Oos betrcffcnoc
lo6iperltcb SIT Jtccbt beitebcnbe ltebcrcinz
tommen bet Spetll0ntcn nit Scr 2tnfoln=
YarfbcDOr0c auf6cben lpcrDe.
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lonOere W}it9c. ST erSablt, Dab General
anipolt WtaloneD, nodboem er 6enielben per-
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ntebt bas @cringite in Ser Sacbe 9et6an,
ebel11olpent9 bat Senator 8artltng einelt
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1bulieS ctn9erei6t. Gnpt. STAFFORD bat an
0errn WtaloneD geibricben un0 Oenlclben
an lctn Gcripreben eriltnert, aber cine
9robe 2lntlport erbalten. St mill jeBt Sic
Sacbe DEM 0ouperneur porlcge1.
, 1893-09-06
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lance. 9ltbon bebauptet, bon ben Ser:
flagten contrattli6 Oas ausl9IicBlicbe 9tebt
erptrtt gu baben, in bent aI9eriicben 9orfe
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ober auBerbem aucb mod Derl6iebenen an
oeren 8erionen 9%eitattet baben, bortielbit
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tlo9ten tbm Waaren I'M Wertbe bon $4,000
9epaltiam fort9enommen boben, nm ibre
an9ebliben Qtnipriidbc 5u beirieDtgen.