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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
m. c,,r-cIIrD ARMS FOR TIE ElFFlANS
SPANISH OFFICER At NhLihIN Wv "'
N,rTIALLED AND SHo' ~"
corpr.IOvDTNTS EXPELLED.

SPANISH tFIl' FL ~
v,cT1,LLED AND SHoT-NH"a'N'''"
CORRESPONDENTS EXPELLED.
por,s Nov. ia dispatch to the Temp IRON
Madrid says that TIE chiof OF NV i"'"'" r
-. ~ van, has been shot after drumhead court
"' ',u' ,.ni.b found lin guilty Of completely In
.,,-I,,g arms and ammunition ior tHe use y.
ESQ p,,Ions The Spanish War Minister. "'".'"'
,H' ~, mornou,z. WILL the dispatch ADDS start
for Nolla on November - 81,
r,.o c,rresronGen;s of "Fl Pals OF Maurn' a"'
"rbc TELEGRAPH of LONDON were oHpe''u '''I'
Me,llla on Saturday. the au'nor''e' ''e'. o' "n
proving OF the character oil tle re!o'' ivy
London Nov ~ dTPStGEs na lem reporter and
~. two travellers who were expelled rom ars 80
s are now declared by the Madrid h.wSphbi n con-
have DEEM c is accused Of signalling to the Arabs
Vim lanterns party from the spanish
searched her in 'ain TOT co''' "
The smuggling Of arms into Morocco " 49,.
iar,s and other Europeans mas oeen 'o's -
q, trouble to both the Moorish ana spanish "o'U'"
~ which have vainy tried to stop this trade
rho sultan's Custom House has lost money o' az
cam, of that Illicit traffic and the security oi inc
.nish noesessions has been threatened through
,ho facility with which the Rim tribesmeh couu
nrocure n supply OF the best guns Inc oaue was
profitable TO the smugglers; for guns whicn 'oS'
twenty-eghi rcsetas at the factory were So'' -
dinarilv at 30 poaetas, and ut sun highe' P' "
exceptional circumstance, like the present h.'"a
outbreak II must be said that not only the MOOT,
i.h Government but also the foreign Ministers anu
co,sus at Tangier especially. are in accord as "
watching and Furnishing the snugBiers. ,o,d b,.
There is now pending an inquest, col"u.',. .
the Hrliish Consulate of Tansler, concrrhi"s d
rurler recently committed at Tetuan; IN w ~,
lin, an Arab Of the EVider tribe, hah maue a.
ante mor;cm abatement accusing BrtLsn sun
iect or 'rrotege." Manolo Alvarez: OF haNin5 az
s,ulteI him The whole affair had its orisil, az
fD he
heard. in case OF smuggling The AIap was
trying IL appears. the night OF me. GRIM, -
br!as secretly through one o, the c'tys sI and.d
load Of Winchester rifles. which had been Ianue!
an the Marii beach Three Europeans anon;
whom vas the British "pro'ese' nierieFeu anu
M More recently case II smuggling arms. into
Morocco WIS discovered Ut Alg.siras, SPAN.
ihrni~l q strange coincidence. \ citizen OF that
nl,cf Evarisio Garcia. received 10y u mlstake o.
Inc rosiof,!cc Il letter directed 10 n man OF IN
samr name from gunmaker Of Gulpuscoa' Ihe
letter ssid that 60 Remington rifles destined lor
Morocco were 10 arrive by the railroad. SrhVr
G,rcio indignant 1T the idea that guns couiu De
shinn.d 10 Morocco under the present clicuin-
,,,rres took the letter 10 Judge OF lnstru, non
.nJ he arms were seized At the railIoai hepot.
~bere ihnv were 10 have been shipped IN boat
floating the British Nag.
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THE A. =. 4. IL BUFFALO.

THE SOCIETY BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Buffalo Nov. IL (speciaD.--The American Pro-
tectivc Association which is said TO have 1900
members In this city, was factor in last weeks
election What influence It exerted is no, apparent
though before election certain prominent candidates.
both the Democratic and the Republican tickets
were said to he under the bar Of the association.
In Its issue to-day an afternoon paper makes the
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TO ENFORCE THE BEHRING SIi 'E"Di'i'
PACIFIC COAST MERCHANTS URGE The r"r9i
DENT TO TAKE PROMPT ACTION.

DENT TO TAKE PROMPT ACTION.
waeh,npton Nov lS.-The President ana sec''-
tarv Gresham have within the last week received
several letters from prominent merchants on ,he
Pacific Coast making inquiry as to what ac''o''
had been taken by this Government to carry Uu.
ne nr,yisons OF the Paris Tribunal III the bfhrin'
sea case 4 representative of these CONNER ,ai ,i
tertsts had an Interview with ne iresment, I'M
Sacretarv Gresham to-day. in when ne urStH IN
mediate action by this Government II Was repre- no
an,nd m ,he President that. so far as known no
aciion had been taken by this Government 10 1p-
tain the Of other Government nh III co o
Pchring Sea agreement, ana, without SUN ~, ~
c,,rrence Behrng Sea would be thrown open 70
the vessels OF all other nations excep, uns IN
tercsts in the seals destroyed without 1etens , ~,
,hie Covernment The President promised 10 give
hps nersonsi attention to the subject rs soon as
n;her nrcssng matters were disposed o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
NO SECRET rrALO-RrssIAN TREATY.

Rerlin Nov l2.--Thc Foreign Office has NJ last
taken notice OF the persistent INSTITUTIONS published
in the "IIamburgcr Nachrichten." iismarckian
ORGAN To the effect that Italy has u secret treaty
with Russia The Foreign Once declares mat IL
esiros IN make an emphatic denial OF these state
,nen,s aud adds thai tho German Government
hos not snterfain the rernotcsi suspicion Of King
Uumbert's fidelity 10 the Triple Alliance.
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A COMPARISON OF EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON Nov. I3.-The Bureau OF STATISTICS
reports that the total value OF the exports oi no.
nestle breadsturs provisions and mineral OILS
rrorn tho United states during October. 1895. and
during the ten months ended October b. 1898 az
compared with similar exports during the coFre-
sponding periods of the preceding year. were as
follows:
Rrcadstcns. le,3 a.. coo 30 80 "a
Tcn months cnled October 81 $50 o2jO3, rs o'''''
Provisions. .,,-o. ,so 81, % oxi
,-Ip n-D
r. n months ended October 81 100 495lso l'lo'~9o-
Mineral OILS. =. 40 Dan az ~, ,ic
rc; n,ooths cnded October 81. - O33Sto "a '54'''
The values of the exports OF cotton from me
Tinted States during the month OF October ana
d,,,inp The two months ended October 81. 1895. as
comnered with similar exports during the CORE
sponding periods Of the preceding year were az
ioo""' 1893. 1892.
!, 49,, 900 yO7 G12 So 0ii. i9l
- ,"a h ndcd October 81 81 ia5 $50 3i,c7S 1858
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A TEMPORARY VICTORY FOR FRAUD.

Utica Nov. - (SpeciaD.-The dispute over the
Mayoralty in this city was ended for the present
tonight when eleven Of the twelve members OF
the Common Council In session as Board OF Can.
vassers signed the returns showing the election OF
John c. Gibson Dem) by majority OF S oSer
Mayor Wheeler. who was renomlnated Dy tne nS,
pubcans II IL understood that the election OF uio'
son will be tested IN the courts
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PARIS WORLDS FAIR SITE DECIDED on.

Paris Nov lG-The Plenary Committee on Or
rerization o. ne Worlds FAIR 20 he he'd here IN
1000 met today and confirmed the subcommittee
selection OF the site This site VIII ihc'uHc the
,.hanus dc Mars The grounds Of the Palais du
,.-,cod.ro IN. Orai d'Orsay the Espanadc d's
rr,.altlcs the Ouai de Ia Conference thc cours Ia
Refine and the Palais de IIndustrie. NJ Irfrier'
Minister of Commerce presided IT The committee
meeting.
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SEwrorxnLANp AND CONTRIBUTION.

St Johns ~ r.. Nov N.-Tbe next legislature
consists Of twcnty-four Government ana Twelve
Opposition supporters. IS four o. the members OF
the Government viii require recollection on Their
accordance 81 the Offices and emolumenis. the Up
postion Will contest their seats ard hop" 10 win
i,ro of them Tho belief IL general her" now that
The Government will introduce resolutions favorable
TO confederation with Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
FLOYD AND scHEIG CAUGHT At SOUTH
AMpTON.

Southampton. Nov. is.-Frank Floyd AMI Philip
scheic. VINO. with Louis Floyd. robbed the ianH Of
Minneapolis of 5000. arrived here on the steam
ship Saale this evening Detectives went ou' on
the tender meet them. Floyh anu 'N.'r's
boarded the tender and we're at once placed ihd"T
arrest They fought The detectives desperately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
DEPUTY SURGEON GENERALS TRANS
EERRED.

Washington. Nov. 1s.-Lieutenan-Coone Charles
IT, Greenleaf. Deputy Surgeon-General, United
States Army has been relieved from duty In the
War Department and ordered to assume charge
OF the medical supply depot In San Francisco re-
licvng Lieutenant-Colon Joseph T. Wright Dep
uty Surgeon General. who will assume charge OF
the medical supply depot in st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
CHANGES ~ UNION LEAGUE EMPLOYEES.

The discharge Of Montague L. Andrews. who was IN
tho employ Of the Union League Cab for over score
Of years has again been brought to attention the
pubic '.h account Of II was published In The Tribune
on Iuesaay october Andrews and superintendent.
A'"' ee"ia not set along In entire harmony. ~
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The Executive Committee sustained the superior by els
m.,sne Andrews. Toy gave satisfaction 10 inc hc
aucntcrs Of the club and hi, accepting al offer from
Chicago club wa. said 10 be due oay lnan ia
sideratcn. He had great executive ability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
HODCMAN'S
MACKINT o ,.
Proof Against Wind and H"'"'
II WEST !3D ST..
,,, BMoA ny W.Ari;yEr. Adj. 'TII AVE: M0TEi..

..,rrss the British South Africa Company
seeking to obtain possession Of ssv me 1st ed or
in the hshtihs WI, ,nss of n half dozen hibusers
T ss M eTphaS,S dsc"ass s
battue. not NHi..r,ca 10 the Liberals for the Gov
that IL Is - d permi, such wholesale murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14

THE COLLECTOR TO MAKE APPOINTMENTS.
With the election over and the Democratic State
machine turned down" the Anti-Snipper mem
bcrs of the Democratic party who were applicants
for places In the Custom House believe that there
are a number OF men in this state whose names
as lndorsers papers will have little inn'ence
with Collector Kilbrch These are the men: David
-. Hill. Edward Murphy, jr Roswell +. Flower
william T.. Shechan, Hugh Mclaughlin and Rich
ard Croker. on the other hand. the names 81 the
following men on the papers OF candidate tor ap-
pointment are expected TO have grea, weignt Sith
the Collector: William X. Grace. Charles :. Fair
child Colonel Robert Gr.er Monroe William A.
Pouchcr Walter II. Bum. John ID. Keenan, John
q; Milburn and Franklin ID. Locke.
Collector Kbreth has been extremely quiet ie-
garling his intentions AS TO appointments lie
was mportuned just before the election by Eddie"
Cahill. Richard Crokers personal representatives
name Tammany man or TWO then, Just 10
help along the cause Of the state Democratic ma
chine. The Collector would not do II then, ard ne
IL not expected to help them much now IL Is TN
dsrstood that the names of at least three and per-
haps four deputy collectors Will be sent 10 Wash
ngton to-day for the consideration of he Secre
tary Of the Treasury. The name of an auditor too
Is likely to accompany the list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
4 GREENLAND EXPEDITION. FAlE.
THE WRECK OF THE SCHOONER RIPPLE FOUND
IN RAFFIN'S BAY. AND NIAE IT lNIlCA
TIONS OF THE PtETYS Tl:AGl End.

London Nov 13--The crew of the Whaier Aurora
which has Just arrived ut pnnd'e' report THAT '"es
discovered in Bailins Pay the wreck o. the scnooh
or Ripnle This is the vessel in which two Swedish
men of science Borfs and Kalvennius. leit 81
Iohn's n f. in June. 1899. Their purpose was to
collect specimens Of the fora and fauna OF "teen-
land. along Davis's strait. .. ,..os
the shore found two cairns Hesr the spot Whrr'
,ho rinnle had gone To pieces. on" WAS covered
Nth TX remains of human bodies. Under the
other cnirn were fouad manuscripts ana noir
yr,,ien in English asking the finder 20 send the
naners TO Baron Nordcnskjod or the nearest Con-
rp,I Nea, this cairn hay skeleton. supposed TO be
that Of either Bjorifg or hdNehhus
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THE MATADELE CONTEST A nArrUE NO


London Nov lS-Hcnry l.abouchcrc. ". T.. has
written for publication in the newspapers "A letter
on the Matabelc trouble. He says that, baslng his
calculations upon the reports received from South
Africa the Matabelc. whose country. Mr. Iabou-
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A CONTEST BASED ON woMEN's VOTING.

Z ION INNV.TJ V.E V.N >
Kingston. n. Y. Nov. 13--Ihere will be a contest
in the over the election of Luther J.. still
riaa for School Commissioner Of Dutch 'ss Cornty.
He defeated Edward Drake Dem) by I "otes.
and Drake will contest because lG of The Us
who voted east their ballots for Stll,mon. Ora Ike
claims that the women had no right TO vote under
the Constitution.
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WILL NOT APPOINT CORPORAL TANNER
Albany. Nov. f2.--Captain John Palmer the
Secretary of State-elec:. to-day denied the ru-
NOR Of his intended appointments; of Corporal Tan
Deputy Secretary OF State. The man whom
he Is thinking % appointing comes from an In
terror county OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14

They Are tlnppyI ,,., ~ uno I,
Who ars .avlng money ~ getting furniture VI wv
Flint Co.. lith-si. near 0th.eye.
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ideint. @iue weitere grtlarums oarfit
Dn bon mir ni9t forbern, tpenn Du
ni6t ipilllt, bab i9 nod elenber uerbe,
als i'd es iest idon bin, menu Du mir
bic 0ait meineS OaIetns uiht polIenos
unertrdslid MAIDEN utllit."
Sbre Sttnme brad, unb tpie unters
oriidtes S9lud3en eri9itterte es ibrer
36rper. 9efttg eri9roden f9fang Coma
ete Grme um Tire Sdulter, nnb Die
heib auffteisenbe Gorge TIM bte geltebts
Wfntter brdn8te bic @rinneruns ait bas
et9ene 3eib tief auf ben @runb ibres
Ser3ens 5uritd. Mtt tnnteen, adrt.
ii1en Worten 1u4te iie Die erreste Vrau
3u berubtgen, iie tiiBte lift bte 1brdnen
BON ben Wangen unb tpurbe ni1t rniibe,
Tyr 3l' ptrftaern, oab iie nte pteoer eine
Uaase g. .1nn maros, o1e lnr stfsn l9pe,
,,s,as. ssa %uMmss .: Ds!sMs9 . mn naBIe: Da lte
hI; tyas..' & 'u.s .s'oq. M VIZ mea..sI III au9ell.
Sa.asa s;,,., SIuEsd %Esa iss..es @ @ sospsSuns ooa
% h.Srah+ @r ,n,,rS. ~ a,.s "a Ak sats'osIs ;.
nsu.og; 1,ts ium.oe, t!eB l'e !e l. a'l neg1
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uen bte betrefenSen Mrtitel austraaen
unb bann, spenn fe Sbnen nidt nebr paI.
fen, tperbe Shnen bas @slb bafiir ,uridss.
sebsn? @arum MOLTEN Gte nidt 70 beim
3auf bon Grjneien perfabrenf
DR.. Yterees Golden Medical Discovery
sptro mad bieiem Sbfem perfauft. &c tn
bas einsise 70 iidere unb tpirfIame Blutret.
nisunssmittel, bab bafiir saranttrt
msrbsn fann, bab es in iebem Gaue btlft
obsr furirt, iuibrisenfatls bas bafar be,ablte
@slb ,uriidsegsbeu tuirb.
Gstit ntdt tuie bic setp5bnliden Griib.
jabrsmebisinen ober Gariaparifas. Das
sanse Sabr binbur9 reinist, frdftist unb
ftdrft es ben &6rper. Geih Shr bilios, her.
untergsiommen oOer NIT DbspepFe seplast,
ober entbdlt Gusr Blut idledte gdfte, 70
tommt ibm als @esenmittel ntdts otei4.
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9. So pttsi.

Bernb b. Sobenbrud fam aud ON
nd9ten Wtoraen nidt 3n bem selpobu.
ten Spuaterritte, nnb ba 2uua iiber
aopffdmer;en ftaste, rnubte 9ein; oen=
islben btesmal gang alletn unternebmen.
Gr fanb bel oer Radfebr ieinen gater
In iibstiter 0aune unb In beller @ntrii,
flung iiber bas Benebmen bes 0ieute.
ttants.
nSett CLAUDE id nt9t nebr barau,
bab Qofa tbm etnen Rorb 9egeben bat,
faste Gtbenf9at tn einer Grresuns, Die
bet ieinern ionit 10 slet1niitbig fanften
Weien 5u ben gr0Bten Seltenbeiten ges
b6rte. vSte ipiirbe ietn 5ernbletben
fonft ia fiir etipas 5elbitperitdmbli0eS
bolten miiiien unb piirbe es fih ni6t 10
febr gu 9erjen rebmen. Da lteft
ettpas 9ln6eres babinter, baS iit6a6er
allem 3weifel.4
go fra9e bod Coma einfab, ,paS
ii4 seitern Mor9en spii9en ibr unS
benz Yremierlieutenant 3ueetragen bat, :"
meinte 1ein3, Der bic Sade nod ilnucr
ni9t allSu ernit nabn,. rWisllsi@t bat
iie i'm burd ir9enb Elm uniiberlegtes
Wort gefrdnft, unb eS bebarf nur einer
Guftldrun9, um GlleS pisber in's re6te
@eleiie 3u brin9en.
.Daran oadte i'd aud. unb id babe
sfie uorbin, als iie mir NIT benz blaffem
@e{idt Hn6 ben permetnten Mugen ent,
sesensam, ernitbaft seuus iu'S @ebst
9enotnmer. Nber es lit t,idts aus ihr
beranssubrineen. Gfe bfeibt babel,
6db nii5tS 6efon0eres5 borsetallen Jet,
unb in4t fid ben Nnf9eirt 3n seben,
al8 oh ibr an lben Gpmii1en coer Wea.
hlstben .bes 6retberrn bardous nt9ts
lags. giatitriid fam iie ,ti9 balntt
ittht tdul9en, rub eS nerlangt mid
itst MIR nod brineenber barnad, Die
Yemeggriinbe fur 9obenbruds belets
! 'oseenoes Vsrbalten at erfabren."
{Hprtiebun9 folat.)
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9prresppmbens. @ermaatomn,
5: SUM- '93.-Der lebte &eseneuB bat
bic BON benz Dorbergebenben farfen
Negen gei9lagene barte .aru@fe gebros
den, 10 baB man bic iSru1t befer bes
arbeiten unb auf cine before 4ornernte
boffen fann.
Jif6en iit iebt pieber Mobe. obs
glei9 @iele bic gamae Na6t fif6en unb
ni6t8 fangen.
Sie biefige 56ule mnBte eine 3eit=
lang gef6lofen iperben, neil bic Mas
fern ausgebro9en maren. SIN Der
Jfdbe BON @ermantopn finb 3 neue
S1ulen erri6tet tporben, iebe fudt fir
nd6fes 5duliabr einen 2ebrer. slps
plifanten m6gen it9 on ben llnters
5ei9neten tpenben. 1err Jrib Baud
bat fDeben nit einem Mnbau an feline
gottDns@in begonnem.
SEPT befommen tpir breimal bic Yoft
per Wo6e, fonit i9on ipieber einen
S1ritt tpeiter.
Nm 4. Suli uirb ber hie}ige branta=
tii6e Club, unter 2eituus Sbres Ror=
reSpombenten, cine 3beaterborftellung
beranitalten. .Nitter Blaubart1 nebff
lebenben 8ilbern tommt aur Nuffhbs
rung.
Dem 8ieb unb ben pferben i6eimt
bic quite Weibe 3u bebagen, benn gr.
lteres TT fett unb bic 3meiten i1lageu
binten aus. geur fbabe, baB cine
tleime Sliege> bier bic yidmarse pef1
genannt, ibr @rf6einen gema1t bat.
Siefe 8eitie beldftigt &iibe unb pferbe
10. baB iie nnabldifis mad ibnem f9lae
gen unb beiben. DeS NadtS febt fi9
bieie Gliege I'm bic Former Der &iibe,
baber au9 u5ornfliege@ genannt.
Otto 6 DBL.
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Werfumf niefeal

iou.e Sbr Snfen Grtdluns ober rsenb etu 9eben bes
palies, Der Sruft cber 9In9en bsbeu. Or. Riua 8
nene Grtnbnns 9esen S4ptubiudt perftafft 9tnSe,
Selp 5urhderaet. SolGe, bte an ber Grtppe Iitten,
tanben, bab es ba8 Bette WltteI mar get Nnwepbuna
htees prdparas erlanSte etne Ipfcrtise unb
manente 3ur. w.
9eriuft etne grobeHai6e unb dberseust Gu$, pts
ptrtd gut eteieS Wttel lit. grobeHai6eu unsntsets
LID BET ber Gan @atenip Orua 60. 5u baben.
gertauit peroen fe gu 90 Gts. unb $l.0O fir srpbs
6lai@en.
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HetuetSf6ue..

S:S. Clifford tn Rep GaHeI, Wts. bate nerpbies
acpfweb unb RbeumattsmuS, bte Werbauuna oraaue
waren tn iGIe5tem 9utanbe, BITE Sober merff& anses
srtfen, bate tenen @ppeit unb mar dbertaupt psns
fdnets snttrdftst. Dret Gtai&en Geetre Stters ba.
ben ihn furirt. Sf}s
Gbuarb Stepberb, Sarrtsburs, 50 bette etne
ofsne Wunee am 8eines bic f4on a&f Sabre selauien
iisbeu S4a6teln Bu6leu's Nrmtca SaIbe unb bts
Wuube 1T sebetlt. Scbu Spea fer, Gatawba, Sbtp,
satt thnt Wunben am Setne bur9 Gieber perurfaAt.
Gaf6e electric 8tttsrs unb cine S&adei Bu6lens Nrs
ntea Sabe babea TIN poufdnbts eurtrt. gu taben Ia
olsn apetbefen. Geolpb Dreib, 9bsmpiDH & Co.,
WbpIesdIe.
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Sd fieI ieine 5reppe berunter unb
Derlsbte mid babel In fdlinlmer Weife.
Die Nnwenbung BON ct. Safobs>Oel
beilte mid bouffdnbig. Mm. 6. 6ar>
ben, TAG Dolphin StraBe, 8altis
more, Mb.
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= Ser 9ofbbeuti6e 2IppbsD Dampfer
~3aifer Wilbelm III. gerietb Bel Ge1l,a
auf ben Srnnb. fonnte iebod, uenn
au9 nit groBer anitrengung, pieber
flott gema9t merbeu,
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SDnnenitl)irnle.

@ir erbisIten ioeben ein bersislidss Nfsss
timent BON SonneniHirmsn inE G%i6sx,
crepe de Chine i.nb anbere ssubitdtsn ii meit,
fhspars umO bunten Sarben. :6isif G3irms
tperhen fiherIia Anflans iinben.
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Striinlpfe.

Damen Drop Slid" in srau, i6wars,
leberfarben uno anberen mobernen Sarben,
bon 40 nno SO Gents berabseiett auf
35 Cts. uOer 3 Yaar fir LOO.
/. 8inber.Striimpfe, rotb, braun, Ieberfarbem
&c. gu 10, 20 unb s5 Gents.
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= Ser Safer tpirb am 13. SUM- in
4iel ertuartet, mo er ben GlottensWa>
n0bern bei3utuobnen gebenft.
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gSas ss,ade.s ste,

tpenn Ste
Sdube ober
&letber fan.
fen !? @eben
Gle ntht bo.
bin (wennSh
einen iolden
Ylab fnben
f6nnen), iue
Sbnen 8eiast
mirb Gle f1u>
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Sn allen anberen Departments u
bas Eager bollfdnbis unb btsta hie
rei6fte NusmabI.
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Grans6iii6e OrgalIoits

in alien ben neueiten larben bele anb bxnsIe
@runbfarben. ebenio gut ipie bie anbsrsps
fur s5 genis perfaufte 0aars, bel uns rs
@emts bic garb.
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9tr btil1fnoe SyriiDtil19
brin9t bliibef1oes Geld3dft.
|llntfr Weiddftslotal it Ooqgepaft nit 8araains.
~>eoes Departement an9efiilt NIT neuen !sriibs
jdbrs= nno 5omr1er maaren


enao str f6
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$11.OO

berabseiett. Sbr f5nnt eud bieie @elesen-
hsit niat entseben Iefien. llniere Suite iinb
e'ufa9 srpBartis. Garben itnb Saeons finb
beaaubernS iehDn. s30sert ni6t unb trefft
Cure @abl.
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Spibell : l1nl6iingt

iiir Damen BON amsagei4 4reteH etsntiAs
Spisen ansefertist soeben erbaltsB DE
@aden ftnS punberbar i@5n.
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Site ! Site !!

Grobe &eonftiou III Siiten.
aeiet, bann fommt unb iibervust Gud
8ir baben peri9iebene Outenb unferer
elesanten Mufterbiite iibris, i'm Yreiie bon
$l4 uab $16 bis $1s. Bir baben bieielben
auf ben 9reis BON
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spesieH.

s5ran3oiiid seinufterte Sateens in tpunber.
biibfden Nuftern, in beaen unb bunfeln
Sr,lnbfarben; ielten ,,nter 40 Gents Ssrtaaft.
Sett 8 Yarts fiir Ginen Dollar.
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so Gents.
SpesieQ.

Soliber idparser fran30iiiaer Mouiielin.
@nrbe ME unter s5 Gents bertanft; iett nur
rs Gents.
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aleiberitotte,

speSielles IN fran3aiii9eu gballies.
Bir baben eine srpbe preis HeSuftion in
ipollenen gbaaies porgenommen. Nenn ie,
mails ein Profit fur bic aunben ba tpar, bier
TT er. Gran5Sfiide Gballiss, Cream Garbe,
idon sernnitert, bon 65 Gents berabeeiett auf
90 Gents.
SeOrndte ipoIlene grepes in elesanten Mu.
lteriI bic friiher ME fiir tpeniger als rs anb
s5 eents perfaaft tuurben, offeriren mir fiir
So Gents.