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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
CIPTIfN'S HIDDEN TREASURE.
HIS SISTER. WHO l. SUPPOSED TO HOLD TIL
CIEW TO 1T, HAS DISAPPEARED

HIS SISTER WHO l. SUPPOSED TO HOLD THE
CLEw TO IT, HAS DISAPPEARED
Bridgeport. Conn. April - CSpccIal.-The attempt
IN probate tho will Of the late Captain Carlo, Curt,
has brough, light the fact that h" was II modern
cap,,n Kidd ana had buried somewhere over $50 800
In cold COIN which, Ike the pirates treasures will
porhaps never be found Captain Curtis was a re
tired business man. and was known to be- wealthy
There was great surprise. accordingly. ma that
his will disposed 81 only 1880. ana mid" no mention
Of other property. On two occa ons he toll his
family that he had buried 1900 In gold and hal
s,crr,i H. 900 more In the house. He promised 10
rake the hiding places known whoa Ii" d,d If
went insane u month Lcior, he died. however, ard
never told the secret.
Tho most remarkable p,it Of the story T. the part
PLAYED bv his aged i-trr Satah Curtis, Of Spuihbry
Conn. who nnrsod him during hi, sc,nc " she /,
supposed to have received Ill" secret OF th' hidins
plnc. Of the sI2.0tO ir'm HIM. he disnpparri
after tn. tnlIrInl aud Il still missing. \ iii rough
search has ailcd Ia discover the money. MS, Curti,
Is eighty years old. There Is 20 doubt that a largo
amount of money was really buii"i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
SOLDIEH BOYS rs ACTORS.

Dust o. Where There's VIII There's way .
prrcy Aesthetic Anti Dyspcptic Melanee wa' gwen ass
evening at the BE kelley Iyecm by the Eighth Company "
the 7th Regiment. The play is the work OF James ~
Mcrcein Miss Donaldson conlro I'd the music Ihs
mrlsngc" will be given again this ev,nng and to1neT
row evening.
Among those present were General Louis Fitigera:
Colonel Daniel APPLETON. General Emmons Clark. Ed"a"
Kemp. Mr. and s. James r. Mece'a' MIS- Ner,ea.
r,nt,, Charles T. Lyde'ker Lieutenant and Mrs Joho
a Holland Lieutenan, and Mrs. William j. underwood.
Andrew Mills Cco'ce l.. Hoffman, william Is. Miles
Harry NJ Libby Daniel s. Mercoia and Arthur Drake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
JUDGE DAVY LIKES TIE SITUATION.

Judge JOIN NJ. Davy, Of the York supreme
Court. whose bone Is In Rochester IN the city
vest riay. In SpclNng OF tho political situation TO
friends ut the Fifth Aycnuc Hotel last evening. Judge
Dayy said that the Democrats e Monroe County
were as much at about Federal ap.
pDntmcnts rs were their snapper ana anti snapper
brethren down here. They had been able TO grt
nothing out OF MIR. Cleveland so far. and were In
doubt, the Judge said, a. 10 how the cat would jump.
We Republicans" he added, "can AFFORD to look
with e1uanimit, upon this state OF things In The
Democratic camp. II makes no difference which
faction gets TIE 'r>cogmtlOn'-thc Republicans are
going to win In the next election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
10 GIVE 4 FREE OKIIN CONCERT

The second Of the ec II free In the FIrs
prcsb, tcian Church at Ftavo and Twclfth.St give;
by William O. Carl orgsni.t II the church. will b. held
to-day at u. The programme 4. selected iron, IN,
WORK. Italian COMO. IRON the sixteenth century to IN,
,r,,cnt day dating from '.ahrli t. M,-cacni. Mr. Ca.
will L. a-.istd by Miss Kat Percy Douplss SOPRANO
Nj Grace Julia IIoigskns contrlto ard John ol,nd
nuref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

its vote into bootboxes the least me Sodn'y I'LL"
m,ttch ran do +, % order an Investigation.
several wel.known Republicans VINO dld not WEI
their ,nrs printed Yesterday thai the subject wous
be brought up In the next meeting CT tne commune On
,ru,saav evening end that motion would be made fof
rho ,nnolnmont OF special committee empowered 70 n-
azure into the facts and IMPORT its conclusions a, subss
uent meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
I.iE WHISKEY TIKI Sr ELECTS OFFfrERs

Peoria, H.. April 13.-A the meeting Of the
Whiikey Trust this morning III" following officer,
werc elected President. J. h. Grrcnhut nrst yIc.-
President, J. BCgs. Terrr lIauic Ind. .ccond vice.
lrci;eai. ". u. Corning. Cleveland irpn urcr. ". ~
Hobart Cincinnati assistant rea.urer, L. A Green
Cincinnati: secretary. 7. J. IIenne,y, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
LIGHTNING DOES 100000 DAMAGE.

TWENTY-FIVE BROOD MARES IN ioAL BY 81.
BLAISE INSTANTLY KILLED.
Nashville April l3.-Thc barn Of Charles k'"d'
promiuent hCr,cInan Of TILL state. Whose place l. near
Golatin was struck by lightning lhi ni'h'' an
twenty-five lro,d mare. Of them In fonl nv the
celebrated horse t. ElaS. were instantly killed In,
barn valued 1T $1,000. was also destroyed Inc '"'
leSs Is over 100000.
There are several siatlcS for bIoodmarcN al thF-
view and II /, not likely that Mr.. Red had twenty
five mare, In ioal 10y -. aisc under III" sam" ron
Mr. Reed is a philosopher and never grum'ie-. III
has had more than h> share 4 misfortune Ni'h"''
the entire crop Of the foals Of 80 died only h'''h
Of them a:c expected reach the sale ring t'' v'aT
The mares at Farvcw are highly bred L"J"F'F
Of them are the dams Of winners. come "' 'E'
greatest hrooa mares IN the country are owh'l Nv VII
Reed Tho7a the dam of Yorhvc Bell" and Round
Hance the dam Of Don Aonzo, were bred I" -
Blaisc this year.
Last year Mr. Reed went 10 BuenoS Ayrc' 10 ph'
chase OrmOudc bui arrived too lat" To secure We
creates, horse Of the decade. according TO me hng
ush standard. The r." was purchased ny W. :.
H. McDonougi. o.! California. for r1JO'oo. ana j. no"
in England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

rurc water, good sewerage and, best OF all pur,
country air, conveniently near city, can b. had
cheap. Send for prospectus. with map and
pictures Of cottages for sale. to Il. V. Pierce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
All desire for liquor permanently
removed.

The Empire Institute, LAG West
Add ST., New-York, offers an inn
proved scientific treatment for the
cure Of liquor, morphine, cocaine and
tobacco diseases. Not single failure
or unfavorable physical result has
occurred. No detention from busi-
ness is necessary. Call and witness
treatment. Highest references.
DIRECTORS: JAMES Il. PITCHER, a. p CHAN1'
LEH. PAUL WILSON, W. u. GOES IL. Coo"E'
LANDT DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

TO I>NI'E NN ADnEE-> 10 REIV BITtNN NDIEKH.
eeaitlr. Wash. April l3.--Thoma> II. carter Of
M,ntnnn. CHAIRMAN OF tn. Republican National Com
mhic. /, IN thi, city. IL spon; the day visiting
acu,ninianccs with Congressman John L. Wilson.
rh, I, Mr.. Carter, first visit 10 Puget sound, and
he expresses wonder NJ III" energy and industry Of
seattle. speaking Of ia. coming meeting Of the Re
publican National Committee nj Louisville. Nr. Car
ter ,uid that an address would probably be- issued
10 the Republican voters FOR the purpose OF ch'c,ng
a thorough reorganization OF III. party, of providn,
wnvs and means f,r the conduct ~ National cant
paign for lack of which the last campaign ham
pI,d. aud for declaring anew Ill" principles upon
which the Republican PARTY may hope TO continue
| aud PR spcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

~ medicinal agents gradually reiegatac thc oldme
herbs pills draughts and vegetable extracts u IN" rear
and broslnI into general the pleasant and cfe i've
liquid laxative Syrap Of Fgs To get the tire remedy
that IA manufactured by the California Fig syrup
o.. o0y. For sale by all leading druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
ICI CF
In glass walls, Theoretically sealed, and

PUT UP
ials, Theoretically sealed, and
always fresh-is the way Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets copIe
When you tske q pill it's an
important point TO have them
small provided they have
equal strength and efficacy.
You'll find what you want in
these little liver pills Of DR..
Picrce's. They're put up in
q better why, nnd they act in
o better way, than the huge
old-fashioned pills. What you
want when you're call out Of
sorts grumpy, thick headed
and take a gloomy view Of life,
is these Pellets TO clear up your
system and start your liver
into healthful action. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
'ious Attacks, end all derargc-
ments Of the liver, stomach
and bowels, arc prevented. 70
leved. and cured. They're fhe
cheapest pill You con buy, for
they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is
returned. You pay only for
the good you get.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
=. PRESS ASSOCIATION SrSPE;BS.

The Globe Press Association organz alton dutu,
business uuicr the laws Of the state ~ NewJrc hIvn,
headquarters In NcwYork has bccl forced TO SUSPEND
3rsncss. 1t Was capltillzcd az 1000. COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
The CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE Gu.

Commenced business III lot''
Since then if has paid to pocy-holdels'
S1j7.607, S61 go
And incrcas 4 il Il ct' TO- Wv VIZ f'.nD
ANOI- PAID TO POLICY -hoLDtho AND
ON HAND TO BIZ PAID 40 roLiNlEo
.., $3.50, Al 40
matnf2 .........-.--...-. -
AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM
policy -hCld,S ...............--...i' ''"oo''o''''
Net gain earned for policy
holders after pIying all cX-
or 80 per cent.
PHI Up :. MILLER, General Agent,
Xo WALL 81. NEW-fOKK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
C\ILEOAD WRECKS CAUSED EY TIE WIND.

Detroit Nlch April l3.-A Tribune di>pa''A
from Port Huron Mich. reads Reports from Ch'S
,.rt.ld a ut,lc village on the Grand Trunk EHilr 'Ah
obout thiry-Gvc miles from here. bring the rows "i
great damage there. \ tornado struck Ch"S'cfi'F'
n few m!nu;c, after O'clock Two freight car
standing on side track blown ncru,' The main
track lust n fcw nlnuI,s ahead OF ia" Toronto cN
press duc In Detroit al = 10 T. Ill This irnih does
not stop at Chesterfield. passing through ut ~.
rifle rate g. speed. The engineer saw The irH-W
cars Oh the main track bat bcfTc he conh sl@c""I'
speed be had run his train into them with great
crash The :. press Wa thrown into he ditch and
the three coaches piled upon each other. H." BAG
gagcnan the only Seriously hurt. II" wa
badly about the head and internally Injured Inc
passenger, all miracuiousk escaped. only very
few w,T" even scratched.
Glare, Mich. April i3.-Thc passenger train on L."
Flint and Tcrc Marquette Railroad last night ran INTO
n pile % tree hch had teen Blown across III" tTa'
near Ncrcdll The engine VIE di'naniled and III
baggage car and passenger coach W"rr 'omp",rN
wrecked. \ tiaNcll ne MAI. nIn'H " fNnh or VI .
Ewing 81 Lhdu.ion. Mich. had leg 3r'"n ana
wa, badly cut about the lead. EAlr">- M"',rnl'f
Armstrong and Easen:cmnn Merrill we Injured
O'Clock TIL, morning Rear i1niral BelSndp aul IN"
Naval Board lcl iA' Il'f n ~ Government IIrn 4
for - now cruiser Detroit. Although IN" ""1iAc.
was nttlr thicl, u wi- d"rI1 - MAKE az ai"lip
~ GO Over tAr thirty -fv mile cours" When Z"
starting point was reached. however. II Wa found
hoard declared the trial OIL carin- 10 take an'
up BIG bonu-. The trial viii be- made 'm"rF""
,bl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

A oie saut and eheryrscrut cure
iog all hcafach"s
IL groHo-scliler. TraI bottle Ice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-14
Sta0t Baltimore.

ueber 10 5 ben 1t d. e q Mt IN B r
itautlihen gr5ie lprad) am
SamitagS -Wior9su in Der rSobn6 0opfins'
lluiueriitdt" Or. SameS Dic2lliiter, Der Bra
iioeut beS p0rtrel.SnititutS" i'll Hbtlaoel.
phia. @r idiloerte Die GutDifeluna bes
ceutiheu Observation-Disclosures pom Sturm's
uuo Welanftbon'5 3eiteu an uuo iubrte
ouRn aus, iule oas beute beitehenoe SDitem
exit uad) Der Shladt bel Sena elugeTubrt
.mur6c. gSilbelm b. Sumbolbt Il. Sdlelerz
NADER bGtten sas mooerue oeutlde Griies
bunQsueien in Spitem 9ebradlt uno Oeren
S6iiler oieIes sum Dfulter tir ale onent=
llfeu Sdulen geHlatt.
Cine Srau5u uieI. - Der am
6reltag, mle beridltet, uerhaitete S. 3. yters
rpman maro pom YoliSetrifter 0ialouep
Iiir ELL meiterss Serb0r am nGhftn cams
toa mad benz @eidnguiie geianot. Ser 9n=
haitlrte rulro Don elner Is ldbrigen Srau
Dora, geberener Sropn. nit Der er am "a.
6ebrunr 1891 eur9 ben Euitor @urlep i'll
6e- bid. 6..m.tb. Greeumount.2luerue Stride
aetraut uuroe, bei6uloigt, 0aB er cine 0rau
uno orei Siuoer in lSalblugton bat. GaS
Yaur lebte bier in 9fr. 1888, GaItern aUez
me.
0as Seit bes hl. gregoriuS
wuroe geiteru in belonoers felerllher @ele
III Der fatbolilfeu OF. 0eor9S-Strte al
YiImoriiraBe begau9eu. Der Yfarrer Der
@emelnoe, 8ater @Orrisau, celebrlrte ooS
potamt nno Sattr 6letder bieit am lbenO
Gle 6eftpreOigt.
Sermil dtes. 9(m Srulo 6tas
2ueuue.Ginguuge gum p9ruio.6ia Bari"
1T eln hubi9e5 Eborbaus errthtet morpeH.
- Der p9drtner=@Iub bon Baltimore"
wiro heute Nbeuo i'll 2Iernep's potel ieln
,jabre5-Sanfe;t abbalteH.
- Sn eiuer Seriammlung Der Siiiiiere
oes D. Reglnents ON SamiioQ troll Sberit
gS. u. Soptln ben SOriis oil SQerns&ieute'
uant Sraut Dtarfoe ab. DIE &efguatlOn
oes Sberiteu SOptln 1T bis jest mob niht
pom GouoerHeur acceptIrt morpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-14
gtr. g..

0foHiiqnore SatoIIi's &or'
trG &c i'm pSt. Qtarleu>S emlnar," iueldle
ur,priiuglid) nur iiir pls Semlnarllten be
ltimmt luarcn, h0beu Die 2lHImertiamtett
beS geIamnlten hieii9en Slerus erre9t,
10 oaB anger ben SmOirenoeu and piele
Yriefter iit ;H 0enielbeu elnfiubeu. UgSaS
mir 9lauben mIinen," mar oas Shema, mel
dies Nfoui9Hore Satoll am Samlta9 Iur
letuen Sortrag geWlblt bate.
0torgeu, 9leHltOg, miro Ntoniignore GU
TOLL BET SarDuul @lbbOuS lpellen uuo bel
nieIer @eleSenbeIt NIT Der SeratbHngsbes
h0roe ocsSaroIHalS Sulammtutrefeu, peld)e
aus ben Sdteru u. Z. YiaguIeI, Sobu
@logo, 8. u. 2Salter, Etomas 2. See,
8ater Setter Sauit uuo SauSler s. 4.
Sbomas beltebt. Dem Diner wer6em aud)
Der &eitor y. s. 0ouObue ron Der Sathcs
orale mo Die &Gter s. :. 9Sbe!au mo i.
s. 3enrOon beimobUeu.
9lm Sanitag fauO eiuc iutereliuue Sis
putatIon III lateIuuder Spra1e liber OaS
Shemu vSie NteuhwcrOHua" itatt. 9lu DER
Debate bethelligteu ildl Die cnluariiten
NtinS lShelan. Gowaro = Srieu, y. Haus
oolph mo SObu. 2ouQhrau. Monii9nOge
Satoai mo SaroHal @IbbouS mobuteu Ger
Debate BET.
0ie optius' YIuB Spar=
bant," Gde Der Sbarp. uu0 2ombarn<
SuaBe, bat audl iiir OleleS nit Dem l.?Iprll
euOigeH0e 8eldattSlabr mleoer cine 9rua-
0tulOenOe BON l Yro;ent erfldyt, mas nit
ben regelmaBigeH FrojeUt 3iueu Suanl.
men BroSeHt ausmGd)t, elu bereoteS ,3engz
nI6 iiIr Die trolperItat uuO iparIame ScrI
mnltIug Der nameutlld inter Der oeutld)eu
Seu0Iferung SalllmOrc'5 beuOr;u9teuSpars
banf. DIE regelmGBlgtu 3m}eH Uou prcI
%ro;eut uno olclc Grtra 9ploenoe uerOeu
Oil unO uuh Diontag, ben 10. 9lprllr III OeH
0epOiteus Siidleru gutaeldlrIebeu.
2 d. 8 AMI cine j. 7 u.-Gugen
Ghaie lam porgclteru abeuO nit ciuenG
biibi1 eutluidelten p2leiiheH" nad) iclner
gSohnuug, 9ir. j8, Geure Niaytet. space,
I'M Su eHtoedeu, OaB ieiue- Satin, 9lluerta
Ghaie, nirgenbs Su fiuoen mar. SSuibeutz
hruuut mad)tc it'd Der Gbemam 0ui,
Iur Die 6rlu nit Dem ipauIdleu 9iamen Su
iud)eu. Gr entoedte lie i'll elHem yOtaIe All
Der @de uou Satbs uuo 9auiSitraBc. Nuf
leiu 9luiudeu, NIT ibm Hadl Damie I'll font
men, begauu eiu 2SoytgeIedlt, oaS Oumit ell
oigte, OaB Gu9eu Elm ShlcBelleu herUorSog
mo aui leue alberta lOSEuallte. Ger Sd)uB
Qiu1 ;ruar icbl, 0oh paro etu SlnurOd her-
beiGelodt, Der ben uulIebeuSlulir0Igeu Sat
ten natl 9tumero Sidler bradItc. Geilern
friih auOte Yolljeirtdlter SObbS Den Auge,
ifulOigteu iitr lclncu BrOl,B Ha1 benz
StaotqefdngulB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-14
Mcrmiid,tc tclcarapniidle ocpeid,en,

- Die Diit9lreoer oeS vSiHgIe Gar
Club" uou St. 2ouls gaben geitern I'M
SrutberufSotel" elneu @mpiaUg Su @6reu
oeS 6ru. t0enru @eorae. gebterer belt elne
turse 9feoe uuo 6uBerte @euu9tbuuug barii=
ber, DaB ieiue Gebren INNER mebr 9lnertens
uung fnoen.
- Scbu 6. Sai;lu9S aus Bort @ibion,
NilIi., begiug geitern frib im uNtercpoll'
tausSouie" III 8irmIuabam, Ila., SeIbit.
moro ourdl 9rldlIeBen. @r mar 0ll!rltts.
Sraaniator Der pSuigbts Of I6onor." Sie
llriad)c leIueS SelblimoroS lit nIdt betannt.
- Sn Der Naht pom letten 5reitag iud,.
ten Glnbreher Die pGrfte Nauonal SanI"
Don @atnmiIin, 3D., beim mo oeriutteu,
oaS @em0lbe Su erbre6eu, III meldlem iltl
500, 900 beiauoeu. Gle mU-oeu burh It's
geno eineu llmitauo uerIbeutt, ehe ile lbreu
9nldlln9 ausfinreu fonnten. Die GInbre-
der hatten Die Sbiireu aaer !oduIer nahe Der
9ant nit 9rabt Don auBen Sugebunoen, I'M
Id) Dor lleberrumpelun9 unO Seriol9un9 su
IfIgen.
Ser SSaggoniduppen Der elettriideu
SabH III SobnStomH, Ha., brannte am
SQmitaq iriIb uleoer. GerluIt $4,000.
-J6r. 9SIhelm q. 0tuHOerlOh, beutider
1ouul iiir WCutreat, @an.. III III @blcago,
no er auf elner Reile BON etuem Sd)!agan.
ialle bemoiieu murOe, 9eforben.
9le yTeaomger Sabn" hat ihreu alteu
Sabubof oil @de oer @rseIz IND 8. StraBe
III YhtlareIpbta uufaegeben unO tbre 9teu.
9orGer 3ige merOeu tlInItt9btn oil Dem
Hcueu Sabuboie, Gde Der y. un6 Niartets
ltyaBe, anfommeu unO pou bort abgebeu.
- San Yuluer, ltaptwadter III Der
StrumpimrrtereI Der p0Gp & Eooo Mauu,
facturln0 Comp" Su 0piilantl, 0tlli., wuroe
in Der Jtod)t ucm legten Samiag in Dem
ermQbnteu GtabilIement erncsoet. GliHoro
Sauo, ELL tiirsltdl aus ben Werfe eutlaii..
ner 2tlbeiter, 1T ais her Chat peroat)ug
uerbaitet Doroeu. Puluer gtnterldBt cine
9SlttUe unb pier Slnoer.
- Der Qeiiern ans 9irgeutt, SiSilieu, in
Yhilaoelpbia ansefonlmene britilte Dam,
pier ,Suilerlble" battle unterDe95 beitlg.
Sturne III befdmpfeu. @r erlitt betrad)tll-
d,eu Sd)apeu, unO spel leiner Dtatroieu
wuroeu an &c. Sebruar Our9 cine rieii9e
Stursmeue i6mer perlegt.
- ; er n9Seit= =@nb=Sob blenbreder" su 0io-
cauauua bel IStlfe8barre, ia, @igentbum
Der ygSeit= =GuO>@ @oal<@ omp.," 9lng 9eiteru
frih III 6lammeH auf. Yerluit $40, 900.
I'm 500 llrbeiter lperoen beldI1Itlgungslos
- Die Saetares 0ieoaiQe. Die leoeS Sabr
uon Der lluiueriItdt III fotre Dame, Sno..
eiuem beruorrageuoen Satboliten uerlieheu
miro, lit in oieiem Sabre Dem @igenthime!
pes goitouer rHilot," Gatrid Oonobue, per-
liebeu mprOen. Die ueberreid)uug Der Ne.
polQe wrO an Ct. Yutridstage burd @es
rprnlz 9Slfnr gnrIle5 erfolQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-14
Sic Retnbeit Oct YreBbefe bon Se,pis
GImer & Sohncn.

Uchrere BON unsrea @OHfurreHteH anseeLlte 6raueuz
simmer aeben pon Saus Su 9aus uno MAIDEN perleunlz
oerlihe SemertnH9en 9e9ea oie RelHbeit nEo Stdrte
lien uno nunperten pom Sddern in oieier Stabt aez
broudt piro-Dian leie, mas Der nobIbefcnnte che
infer Sroi j. D. 2SlIiOH Setrsifs Der giseHi1aiteH
oerielben iast:
Disire 9errsn SD babe 59re etabliismsuts, no
Sic Sbre YreBbeie SuOereieH, srlnhlidb uHteriutt
Suitanoe ae lbeile Gui's eiHIi1Ite iau6sr uro oas
aiateral aus Dem bic 9eIe bsrgsi,lt ipiro iii bns
bette uno reinite I'M Diarhe. Jp babe Shre Sefs in
unb bieielte elmer demiideH uEo mitroItopden gri=
Iilne uuieruorIen. Sic lit pom allen metaaten ooer
oradniide unreiHiefeteH Trei Die sporules poGz
fonmen aeIuHo uno idba, tbdtise Gdbrung sn erSeu&
oeu. Sd enlpieole lie odber germ Sausfrduen, bic
Sroo better SuaIitdt ;u erhoIteH nuHlhen, aIs oas
bette @dbrmittel, oas mix beta1At lit.
atJtuHespou y. .. 2SiIion,
Gndlpilrrnoer Gbemifer
(62,4,6O ST. 304, Botsrtrabe, Baltimore"
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gtew= gorf, y. Dtdr5. -!S. u. Bear
ion, Gigentbiimer oes pGOleman 6ouie,"
Gde bon SroaoDap MD 81. SnaBe, fane
heute 4beuo ell 6rauen5tmmer, melde ae=
tern abeno III Dem 6otel abitieq uno lid
ais v6rnu s. Garter aus ct. HoHlS" real
itrirts. ais Hei6e i'll ibrem 3imnler. Sle
hattie iIt) cine 9ugel in Die 8ruIt qeidoIieu
uup ein Slaid)deu, rpeIdes Ntorpbiu unb
2auoauum sutbalteu bate, seleert. Qie
Selbltm0roeriu mar etwa % Sabre aft. SIe
hattie meper @epad, nod iOnit @twas bel
iit. mas tbre SOentlfiirMng ermosi6eu
fonnte.
- pr. 2ouis $. 6eiue, Gommiifdr fir
Observation-Disclosures I'M anneftirten 9i.
ftr,ft, ltarb beute 9tadlmitta9 III leiner gSob-
nuug oil Der &aiblu9toH.4uenue an gun.
geuent,iiubuug. Gr sO9 it'd Die Srauibeit
AM porIesten Samita9 IN 9Saihington, mo
er Der Suau9uration 9IepeIauo's helmobnte,
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Iaubcr In SScit.Sirstntcn.

Dunilngto on, 2S.zSa., 7. WIdr5. =
Glne 2luSabl bieilger Sir9er iunroe heute
Niorgeu all Der orltten 9luenne uon elmer
San0e &Guber an9ehalteu uno nm ibye
Nertbjad)eu peraubr. 45eute lbenO iln0
s5obu uno albert @rle uub gilbert 6uQwer,
melde auaebeu BON @barIeitOn au leln, ais
Der Sbat uerbadtig bon Der Eoli6elbeb0rOe
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9lbIeben etnes Gr=SuuSesid1ak=
ftfrifferG.

terwaIt, Conn.,, -. 0ldr;. - Sr.
SameS gSilidm 6patt, weld)er inter @leue.
lambs erIter NomininratiOu ba5 lint oes
SuuDesi9aemeiiters befleipete, ftarb heute
9ta6mlttas i'll ielner bisilgen sSObnuug mad
lau9em 2eloen an Der SbrlgDt'ihen 9teren.
frnntheit. @r mar 80 SQhre nIt.
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Saltimorer W0bel : Gontpagtte,
CIR. 637 nno 639, 2sea- -2saftimOrefraee.

2lr. 637 nno 639, 2Seft- 2Sd[tlmoretraBe
6rostes Taensablanss Geiddf in sans Baltimore ~aa
g6beln nS Die mad benz San
Baltimore
9emnen
garauiren anferti8en
prfaufen
perle ltnbeu ben oopeH
ACCcs, muS Sic Wo(Cen.
gle
oun
wen e
ms
Salmor
rcf
ale aHeH
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Sin &irdcitfrah.

Serlin, IS. MiGrs. - Sier iit e8 Su
etner 9lrt arad 9etommeu, ben man wobl
nit uSirtenfrad" be3eidneu fam. 9u8
&allerpaar bate ben plan, sur 60roerung
Der Sr0mmigfelt cine W,eu9e Sirdeu baUen
Su laiieu, aber pl0elid inn Die GeIper Gae
gemorDen uuo Die Sauten III SOl9e 9eiien
sum Shllfano 9efomms0. Dies 1T gang
ipesiea GuHGueuo i'm Safe Der 8aiier 9Sil-
helm's @eOdbtuiB STRIDE, fir beren Sau
aleln id)on $1,SOO,O0O Wart perausgabt
Woroeu iiub uuO fiir oeren SCllenoun9 ueiz
tere 100000 0iart ben0lblgt meroen.
gSegeu Wiaugel OIL Selo babeu Die Sauz
Ieute MIN be 9ltbeit elu9eitsQt. Der 9ot
lou Die rei9iten 6amiIeu ourh uertraulIdle
3uldriften eriunt baben, DIE nod n0tblgen
6onOs aHI6ubrlugen, aber IN letigen 3elIeu
III SeLo ldlmer III beldl0ffeu
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Walor's 8aufidlutzS emeut
reporirt allies. mas aus aartidut 6etebt. 5 2ts in
allen aputbefeH. (6ebJ.2S,l, DID
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AG(es, mas sic mo(Cen.
Sdllni,immerzWf zWfenblement.

lIeublemeut aus maiiiuem @ldIenholS -
10 Slud-SpegeI nit idrdgfantl9em 9laS
-resetnlaBlger Yreis $3o-Iiir Sic 9ema4t
Al nur
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SerGiu, Is. Nidrs. gSie eiu aus
&uBlanO bier elnsetroHeuer Srief berittet,
muthete bort in Der 3eit Spii6en Dem 26.
9eSember uub 16. Sanuar (altem StpIs) Die
@bolsra, uuO sWar lageu III eiuem Gcuuers
nement $50 Grfraufuugen Dor. Die Salte
hat Der Seud]e tetneu Giubalt gethau nno
Die Beit bat niemalS nadgelanen. 9lm
ldmeriten belmgeiud)t lit oaS Commencement
Pooollen. Die Sr0ge, Dap Die GplOemte in
1uBlanO abidltIit uerbeimlidIt Weroe, miro
luahrltIeiulId) i'll Der i'll Dresden tagenocT
europdii6eu SanitdtSs@ @oniereus wegen Der
ernlten internatlonaleu Geiahr sur @r0rte=
runa tommeu. 2lugenbldit piitbet Die
Cholera III IA lubud)eu uup libmeflldeu
Commandments.
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Der permiste sampfer ,Warsnie.

Sonoon, IS. 0tdrs. - Sine 0epei9e
BON &liiabon berI1tet, DaB ioebeu ELL Hoit-
0ampfer uou ben 2lSoreu aH9efummen 1T,
aber uOn benz uermlBten 9ampier ugtarc-
nc" bon Der p8hlte- StarsNIule," gtld3ts
geiebeu bat. Die Seamteu Der %lule qebeu
roepem no9 uidIt ale SofiEung ali unp
luollen nod Smet meltere QampIer abwar-
ten. OIe augerelue Aniidlt lit iubeiisn,
0aB Die nlarpuicn perloreu III.
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lieip. @orfer ytadlrldlfell.

lelus nuierer aeitriaem 2. yaoraen:elus aa6e.