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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-11
Die tattonaI g &isa Der Wsuiifer."
4sitatipm su 0uniten oes gSioerrufs Der Res
3inIens,Siu beidiIoffsn. - Gin "SoHeutt"
eeeen Die -9aItimorer Wuiifer= =llnion" bs=
idlIoifsu.

0ettolt, Oeid1., 10. Mai. - Ils Die
yNatlonal.Qisa Der Wiuiiter" seiIeru lpi.ber
,ulammea trat, relAte Oelesat @uen Uiluer
.ln.n SeidluB iolseuDen SMbuIts EN-: ula
bic WicSlnlep, Bill hobe .3oue auf muiifali-
ldle Sultrumente, bic ben Utuittern 10 uDthig
flno, ais ben 6auowerttrn lhre lBerf;euge,
qeleat bot, bic 9anDwerter aber aubero.m
nod burd9 bas ArbeIter.SOntraltsees Dor
@onfurrens eeIfiist llno, pdbr.uO Den Diu.
iii.rn piei.r Sd)ue usrpeisert wirO, oesbalb
m,ro b.ld)loi.n, baB Ole pJfatIonal-gi9a Der
Uiuliter" ourt ibreu pOlittl1en @lufluB ben
8iperluf oes Wc&lHIepsSel.Pes uuo baupt>
idG;t6 oeul.uisen &bell, Der ita aui multi
falii6e >Snitrumeute be3lebt, uureritiisen
lou." Ser Se9luB murbe an9euommen.
0erielbe 3eIegat le9te etnen anoern BE-
idluB Dor, pona9 Elm 1iiHters rs@Omite pom
Spred]er ernannt p,rOen OQ, I'm Statuteu
aufsuieeeu, oeneu itd aue yofal. .punioueu"
III nntermerfeu batteu; aud blele Jteiolu.
tiou purpe na9 h.itIser 2ebutte ansenom,
men. 9.legat put pou gfelp4DOrt bru9te
nun bic miGtisit. JfeloIulion eIu; bleielbt
forb,rt ale piiislleO.r Der ygtatiOnal.gigu"
aui, nit aa.u DiitIeln Die Saltimorer uWu-
iiie1-unlon" su nbOpcotten." @be es sur
&bitlnmuus Dariibsr tam, trat Sertagung
eiu.
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Suotnner : llnruf1c,,.

Oenper, Col, 9. WIal. = Glnc
9cpeide bon Durango, GOl., melOet,
OaB lieutenant Ylummer, Der gtgent Der
9touaios, bel Dem Ysriudc, ben Saupts
ling GOitiuuO Su osrbaitcu, 9etOOtet
iein fol-. Sin fricOlider )taOuiO ia9te.
oaB Die gtaAridt wuBr ieln Tonne, oa
Ole 5nOianer ii9 uerldwOreu bdtten,
ben 2(seuten ;u tOoten, iallS er @Oltiano
pcrbaftcn iOltc. sails Der gcrldt ii9
beltdti9t, 10 itcbcn ernltlide llnruben
In 9luslidlt.
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eaoem Dem eersoa TON Serasma etm.

@bicago, SGs.. 8. Nai.- Gin Siir'
ger. r.Somite uon Columbus, o, nit SrH.
s. $. Suteswaite on Der Spite beiudte
beute Sormittag Oen 6erso9 pom Sera9na
in i.iuem Sotel uub luo oenlelben eln, Die
Staot III beluden, Die ieinem Sortahren iiI
Gbreu u@olumbus"a 9enannt pnroe. Der
6erso9 iaste, baB er Die @tulaonng germ
annebmen lperOe, iaUs ieine 9telleroute nab
oem SIteu e5 9eitattet. @onmauoeur Dill
fens psriiderte, baB iid) Dies gaui gut elns
rIdlten laIie, morauf Der 6erSOa Die @inla=
hung nit 9anf auuabm. Gas ecmite boift,
baB iib Der Sersos swci Sage III Columbus
nuibnlteu mlrO
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Srfrufsfclf.

0trOn, 5lls.. 9. Dtal. = UtalOr
@atiOn uno Iic6en Otaun reparirteu
9eitern ben 6luBoamm in bieiiger StaOt,
babel ipur0en bielelben BON Der ltartcn
StrOmung erfuBt unO fOrtgerliicn. 0rei
Der Wanner ertranfeu unO Die uebrlgcn
ronnten nur nit 0tibe gerettet weroen.
Die 3Obten iinO: OtaiOr NatiOu, 9tOs
bert QOwuen un6 9lidor6 SOban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-11
Bureau Der Baltimore Sractiott=
Gompagnte,"
NON Tyo{ fRQQ

Som beutisen Gage oil halteu g8assOus
gebuis Gin. unO Ausileisens pom 4aiia.
aieren oieiislts Der Sreus llebergduge pom
SuaBeu oil; aus9enommeu iino ole lleber.
aanae an Oruip.piuz NIB 9torb. Auenue,
Bacaz unO 6apeueiIruBe uuf iuolrdsr 6abrt,
Qonl1aro= uuo gIpertpitraBe, 4ratrs unO
gnenltruBe aui 0itIidler 6ubrt; Ydtt.riOus
Bart Apenue uuo SaltlmoreltraBe, 2ons
barb. uuo GOucOrOitraBe, SdpspeiiraBe uuO
Yarf.apeuus, 6apette. nuo eGcaitraBe anf
meIllidler 5our; @iImOr= uuo Nio,berii.aBe
in norpli9er ;ildIun9, on meid]en trGBen
Bassous aui jenleltlger SeIte anbalien.
- N. u. 9oule, e,IuH.,
(ll1-S) @eneral=Geidaitsiiibrer.
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yslnsesapfte" selesrapbenorabte.

@rano 9lapib8, Nti9., 9. Otai.
Die GbicusO'er Pro6uftenz unb Giz
feftcnsS0rie," peldle 3lueiganitulten gu
0owa9iac, &ulamu3OO, @rauO JtapiO8
unb 0tusfeson bat, uerlOr seltern $500
bis $4,000 ourd Oas nanjapicn" ibre8
Sele9rapbenbrabtS. Der Grabt wurbe
nabc9tiIes run9e5opit, unb @in9eWeibte
in ben pier l3wei9antern unternabmen
bann IttienipetuIutionen, Die ibnen
$500 in Musfe9On, $4O0 III &alumu>
400, $120 in 9ranS 0fapiOs uno einen
unbctannten getrus in DOwasiac einz
bra9teu. Der S9mluoel wuroe erit na9
Dem Sdluie Der @eiaaitstunoen ent<
bedt. sSis icbt iiuo nod feline Serbafs
tungen pOrgenommen porben.
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seru,tfd,te telearapntfd,e sepefd,en.

- @ourtlauo Sreeman Srip9emaH Teuerte
geitern auf Der StraBe i'll Diontreal, Gae.,
Qaf @aura RitlmonO coer Sriogemall, leine
anQebid)e Satin, mo brudte lbr tootllde
gSunoen bel. Die 6rau 9eb0r1e sn Der
@arnep'ld)en Sperntrupp., meldJe lid, Dor
Smei y8odIeu in Wtoutreal auil0lte. Sle ers
flGct, Sriogemau babe ile uor etIld)en Sab
rem III Wiuulpeg gebelratbet, NO CT HeOat'
teur De8 pgSelternz Sentinel" mar.
- OaS &eprdientantenhaus ;u Sarriss
burg, 3D., uubm geItern oas @eist, pel9eS
ben Serfuui mo io9ar oaS Serl1enteu oon
@igarretteE ODER @Igarretten YapIer oil
Dtmoeridhrige uerbIetet, euosiiltt9 Ill.
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SiuiacS Heticn.

. Der, Col, 9. WIal. = Die
Santa 6csGiieubuhnseicllidait" bat,
auseni9cinlid, nm bGS GnOe Oes 9c9ens
mGrtiaen Jtatentriege8 ;wii6cn Den uer>
idieoeuen Gilcnbabnen iener GegcnO 10
balO, mic mO9li1, berbeiiuiiibren, 9cz
iteru 9lbeuO Oen 6abrprei5 nad alien
ibreu Stutioncn I'M Staate Colorado
uui 25 GentS ermGBi9t. Die YahagiTe
fonnen ittt, iuenn eS lbnen bcliebt, fir
% Gents 800 Wteilen peit rciicn. I'm
SpeiIclbait miro Die n9fiO @ranbesGis
lenbabu" cine 9lei6e 6abrprciSermGBl'
9uns eintrctcn Iuilcn ODER oicielbe plelz
leldlt nod unterbleten.
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Wsurfftcrt ii6 sescnicitts ab.

Bra;iL SnO., 9. Wtai. - Samcs
Stole unO GOwurO gteliOn, Suei bisber
IrieOlidlc Siirger, 9crictbcu um SOnn>
ta98s9tadmitta9 III Srelt. Stole pcrz
iduiite ijd elm 0Oppcl9ewebr uuO iens
erte 5wci ShrOtl6iiic AMI 9tcliOn ab,
unO ycttcrer, Obslcid idwcr perwnnoct,
tOOtete Stole Our6 Orei 9feoolueridilie.
9tellon mirO ebenIalS Iterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-11
slus seu Snd,tbanie cntSprmmsen

Nleran6rta, ya., 9. WFal.-JObn
81. SOlan, ein wciBcr Strdfling, Der
aus Dem biciigen Sirdipielc 5u lebenSz
lan9lider s3u6tbauSltrcfe pcrurtbellt
wurOe, entiprang i'll Der Sonnt09Ss
9ta6t BON Dem 0ampIcr nSallettc. !"
brci Meilen oberbulb GOliur. Die 9tadt
mar Ounfd unS ltirmiid, ulS Solan in
Ben 6luB ipraus, unO wabridelnlid lit
Der 6lidtlin9 cntfommen. Die StelIc,
mo- Der Ot0rocr entiprang, lit III Der
Ndbe oe8 Srte8, no er unO Sim 5Obns
ion Ben Sell. Sunt unb SObn Stuart
crmOroeteu. Der SObu pon Stnart
purbe OamaIs ihmcr permun6et.
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g. &S. Soses & Gpmp.,

g. & 8. SoneS & Gotnp.,
Sar. I, yioro=SaDitrake.
cine 9hiire pon SaltimorezStra6e.
gSidhtia fur &,ansfraueu!
Watte,,,. sfatfen, ........... Watten.
gSeisc aemuiterte Samaft< wtatten
Su bem cbne SeieH Saitebenben nieoristn lreie bon
10 SentS uuo bober.
BaGSfuc1, 2Sa dIsfudl ,..-... .ySedIStu6
20 GtS., 25 Sts.. 3o etS, 40 StS.
&orttepSid, LIN OLEUM. &orffepptdB,
SI4 bis 16I4, SO Seuts uuo bober.
Seppide,. Sepptdle, :Seoptde,
ieoeS 1fiifter. ieoe GuaIitaf,
Su eiuem Wbid,Iaae unn 25 Vrc5eut
BON 6erbitprsiien.
sscnfterzRpuIeaur, iseniterzTouiearr,
f.rtise iopob, uie aui Seiteluns seMad'te, billa.
NIB. = 2eppite nsroeH auigeHoumeH, serelHIst,
ouitepabrt ODER rpttoer seest; Iir GuibsDabrung
pber AfiefraHB teine 6ebdbr.
9as alte superidiiise 9eopi6,Sefdldff,
e. s. -. Scues &c Comp,
gfr. 1, 9toro 8an StraBe.
2Rir traeer BEL alien Sduen pon auspdrf'9er gers
sorrn I'M PetrGac mEoeiteHs So Die Oratttoiten.
(Npr 49, -Suai1, ,Si0oSGD
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g t o t t E TN

nHo aae ionftisen spradiebler belt srinblif uns
SeftsSso offmanitraSe. nabs pinb,nz Ypeuue.
(Suni25 i 2O1tegl
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gripat-Seint fit 9auteit
bpr t1ao naG tbrer gsieoerfunft,

gran Sr. Gsarra, pr,iss.trorte 9eburtsbeli.rir
mil mebrid brieer Braris ais aNtentin an Der rSos
nisldben Srauen= =tIinit uno 9ebdrzAnalt" IN Vtin.
d,en, Snaern.
BebanbeIt ane Observation-Disclosures NIT beem Griols.
Gntbinbuna in SGue s15 Soaro uHo !9inmer S. pro
SBode uHo auiipdrts. ales itrens prtpat SpHlulta'
tien frei
gtr. sos, @eftsS,ofmam:St Stra6e,
(Suui25,1 ,1SS) Habe SiIoen< aotEue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-11
Sret TcGcr aclynfjt.

9itt le u d =, Nrt., 9. Wtal. =
SeiIe 9tOrmuu, Gin iun9er &auImann
aus 8carOou, I'M iibliden 9lrtanlas,
murbe in Der gtadt uOm leeten Gums
tage pOn orei 9tsgcrn beraubt nno CT
moroct. SaS. Stewart, Did Sanlen
unO 9l6c Crane, Die Sbdter, uuroen 9cs
Itern icItgeuommeu unO am 9lbeno onrb
eineu aus so Wtanu bcitcbenbcn Wtob
gclpndt. Sic 9citunSen rbre SdulO
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siea Der Yrobibtttuniifet

ismar d 9t..A., 10. Nal. = 0as
Ob.r. Stuatss.rint bat .nti9i.Oen, OuB ous
Brobibitions'0eiee usrfaluussmdBis unS
siiltie iii.
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wiener Rptiicn.

gSien, 9. Wtal.-CSenerai- Baron Saur,
SauSboimeilter beS @rsbersogS &alncr,
farb beute ploRll1 all .elnem Sd)lan9aH-
fale.
Gem 9ernebmeu uad hat be 9tegierung
tie 2uiiubrun9 Der &erol'lhen Sper uSal'
itait" III Srlelt perbptenS neil Serbt lelblt
birIqireu lpollte mo neil lelu Grld)elneu 1e-
benialls Die SrreOeutiiten Su elmer 2emon'
llratiou uerauIaBt baben mirbe.
Suite 2abeI=Sepe5dien.
- @olcombet's SGuOeriabrtt Su Ct. Gti.
enne, I'M Oepartemeut De golre, Srantreld.
brannte geiteru nleber. 0tan ld)dtt ben
Serlult aui 100000 Srauten. gtebrere
g0Ihmdnner wurben Oerlest.
- 0as Barrier rSournaI bes Sebats" crs
flart beSii9lldD 0es 9eriid)ts, oaB Der Eaplt
I'M Seqrlfie lei, ulgemelne NbriiiIuHg Dor.
suid)laQen, Sranfreldl i0nne tbm uur oarauf
Die elue Nnrport 9eben: Non Possumus"
- Sic gieu Soebriben Snleln ltuo abers
mails ourd eineu 9rUBen Srtan oerpultet
uorDeu. 9ie 2IniieOlnug Su BORT Sauo-
ptd) if oeruidtet uno Die to6lfte BON 9teu=
Galeoouien murbs inter 2Saier geleet.
-, ,Ju Hom bauert Die lluterlutlung iiber
Die SeSiehuugeu ;wiid)en Der Yoliiei uno
ben SpielbOueu fort. G8 miro bebauptet,
baB bic Yull;si Die Gigeutbiimer Der SplsIs
lotale belteuerte unb ibneu bafiir S6us 9es
mdhrte.
- Aus SuoapeIf fommt Die 0telbung,
baB in Solae orluseuber Iutrdge Der Sleri.
taen ill uugarildl.u Jteid)sta9e Die bean.
traaten tir6.upolrtildIsn 0teiorlneu I'M foul
meuOen 9erbll eiugeheno beratben rperoen
ioaen.
IS. q. @oubert iette seiiern in benz Su
Taris taaenpeu Sehringsneer Sd]ieO8ges
rid)t lem Nr9ument Su gHHlten Der Ser.
StQdtcu fort.
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Sclo nnBiuIeibs!IS
m-.unNSae


9eIo eusiuIeihem. SeGo nuSiuIeibsnS
I'm Wertraueu pEIUatinl.
S,oermanu fam .s 6tfommer, iUeHa eC uHs Hur
einiae Sunoen SeIt ldBt UHo BfUar IN 3etTlseH bon
SO bio $1,000 Guf IrgeHo cine Selt bis gu Il Nos
naten 5ilr aeieBli6bsn SnerGte uEo ctHtr atrlns.H
9arantiezG5ebubr g5ir l.lbtI dul UfobeIn, ptas
nos, crgeIn, HabmaihlUcn, DIeroe, Vtanl"
fbiere, Ssutidleu. Saseu Il. I. 70. ooee Gui ttS
asuo cine 6 SbatteIs Sidierbcit. BenU SIe DtgtH
xtsuerm, SSauS= ODER eSrunoItnfee, Watcuinbs
IunessRehuu ooer trnruo eiuer nnocten
gdlulo gspraust werOen, 10 ipred1en sic bet
unS Dor oeer ien0eu &c uns tineH BrIef.
Wr iino iber, haR mir 56EsH Gj,lo iDorcH t6Hren.
Q3ir tntfcrnen bic Sat.n Hltt, ioHotru loheG SIe
IN ecr.R unseitorteH Seise aebtE S5HeH mtt5ln osH
ejebTau6 Sbres $adlcn unU nuh uHleree Setoee
Sit foEHeR olties ms ;u Ir9eHo eIuer s3eIt. ols
Gls beiimu!cR. uro Ia .ShneR jula1sIaen HdteH
Suriid besablen. Seoer aui cine NlnIeibe beBablte
Sent Derriueert ioipobI 3tuIsu. wte &GpIthl-
unI,re 9ompdSHls III lHcoTportrt uHo Sdht 5u ben al
t.n,r, ol. triftireH. BeI9eiieH Gle nidt oaB Eur
siEia, Stunb.n BeHGtrlttigunJ erfor5srlt iiTo che
4nl.i6t uno beredlnsu YiisltS fur SnEi7ttu6s-
mir ksredInsn nid1t oGS Wtubeite, meun te!rc
sluIeibc qegebcu Rtre. s3uoorfonImenbsIe
eceen Aue. Vriuat;immer fur SanIsn
,Ste ssioeIttUs 9arIeben @arautte'
GompaGnic,"
Sinuaer glr. uuO ),
@eb1uoe Der rSant OoH SaltImore,"
G6c Der Baltimore uno at. Yaui SiraBs.
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Raior'S Gtmeut

Eaior'S Stmfnt
sum glusbtiierH bon Yorseaan, @Iasaten, U'eers
Ituuur 8aicn, ann slnIeluleH pom %ilarozSucuez
Spisen IL. /. 10. is unb 20 Sts. jim aueH Apotbeten.
(1Scbr. rs, 5,SaDioDil-S)
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31 31frdntt0er.

80 u y u " 70
$3.50 ete SaIIoue, $3.50 bic Beu one.
Glle Wsine els rslner STauoenictt sarantirt.
Saser Satassba :...- IS eemtS ole Saaone.
0aptb= u. &ei6 =SSein.. 75 Genfs Die eauone.
8 Sabre alter Bort, Sbcrrp, Ufuscat, angcIica,
81 80 bic @jGnoHe.
Sabre alter Rsagcn= Us Bistes, So Die 0aApne.
Sefteaunseu ourdb bit Boit iperoeH prompt ausSs'
flbrt.
Webriber Eirhheimfr,
friibcr Oebritocr gfetfcr,
Sir. 122, geuuSnIDaitia=etneu 81 euue,
groouserten fcinsr galiorner g4eine uno Branoies.
(Sep12,10
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Scr SemtI9e GorreipomSent,
GdeIid, iuoteRtIib uno Gonntass,
gfaiue. (qideutE,iimer ttuS Neoaffs


q. Haine, Gisentbiimer nns Reoaftenr
(siatfoIser BON 8. 9iairs),
Git,p,f=gde 9atimore=Strasr urb 8ufzSffice= =gpe
Ereis bes faaIidlen SIattes, burd5 3rdaer teIorct
121 Gts.; tagIid)e uRb Son;,ta 40 =alus aabe s
Gents pro 2Bce, SabIbGr Die ods 5att beoroene,r
&rd9er-idaiid Hebif Suuutass Sue aa be unite,
Gorto=s sSorQusbcsa0luue 81 80 pro Sabr fir Hr,ers
Seit i'm gcrbdltHis; fir bic tpothentlics,e 9usaa be
NIT SonHtassbat portofrei, NIT 2lbSus tiir Glubs
"a 80 pro Sder, rad irseno einem Srte pes SrIan=
pro SGhr,-3as bette uno biuieite oentidjc 8latt
In ben Giittel- urb leilaaten
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Walort EtptE~0eMtNt
,um AusbciIeru BON Stiei.ln uue Stuben - Is uns
20 Cts, - IN allen Ap0t1eten. (Sehr23,l. 09O
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6lottenI IefretGr Serbcrt bat 0en Or.
5. 9tuius 3rDOn ais 9tadIOl9er Ocs
9r. So6u Otius SrOwn, welder mOr'
gen penlionirt piro, gum @cncralar3t
Der Slotte ernannt. Or. SrDon be-
flcibetc btsber oen Stang zines Nteois
cals3nipectOr" unb ulrO iiber IA Wtea
bical>0irectOrS" meg, Die ibm i'm Stang
pOraus iinO, bei0rOert. Die An9elcgeHs
belt erre9t betradtlidc5 9lufleben.
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Die p6. 3. -"

Gro ffunna pes SabressSon currents Oer ~ytaiios
nauiea repubiitaniidltr Clubs" su 9oaiss
oiue.-9eneraI 9Iarffon's Wsoe.-Sunses
glut uno Itbsratere Mnidlamuuecu cine
Totbtpemoisteit iur Die Vartet.-9as Tas
fipnaI=G quite III SiRune.
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Sattem &hmoianne aenua.

SIN S6aeamts0 0epartement er50Blte
man lid, oaB, al5 lid sihlse Der filriz
lid entlaieuen glbtbeilun9SdeTS oe5
1epartsment5 pariibcr befla9tcn, baB
ibnen 10 furS Dor ibrcr @ntluilung 9es
funbist mor6en iei, S6aeumtsictretar
Carlisle ibnen erwiOert babe: pG5 1T
Sbncn am 3. 9touem6er laut 9enu9, baB
Sie es bOrcn fOnnten, 9ctilnOl9t NOR
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rruter Den sipiloieuit oeltellt.

gus SefretGr Otorton tiirSlih einen
Gapitdn ser 2Sade fir baS lSctterbiiz
reau ernannte, wurbe inn uun Der Gis
piloienltyG ommiiliou Die Wttttbcilung,
buB er baiu niht berefti9t lei, Oa
ErdIibent Sarriiun nod fur5 Dor btm
ySe1lel Der Abuliniltrotion ale Gapis
tans Der @ade i'll Den peri9ieoenen De-
partement5 Dem GipilOlenlt9eics unters
iteQt babe. Die betreiieups SrOre lei
10 ipat 9etOmmcn, baB lie III Den Sab
re5beri9t Der GOnmiiliOn niAG mebr
aufQcnomneu meroeu fonntc.
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Tinan3ieQes.
8ebauoe DER ps,auf b on p Baltimore" :"

zg,a,u pOu,r austnnft fDrcte man i'm sagsau par.
(Qel31
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-12-12

A meeting of citizens was held at the
YIN. C. A. rooms on Tuesday night to
take steps toward relieving the poor OF
the town who are in needy circumstan-
ces.
Mark r. Sooy was chosen chairman,
and Edward b. Jones, secretary.
A motion was passed providing that
special town meeting be called to make
an additional appropriation for the poor.
Mark R. Sooy, Edward B. Jones and
Richard P. Holeman were appointed a
committee to receive cash contributions.
Donations of food and clothing, it was
announced, will be received at the Cop
puck property. No. 10 Mill street. every
day from 8 to IL A. M, and from to A
P. M. This place has been open daily
since the meeting and considerable
quantity of food and clothing has been
received and distributed. 1t is under the
charge of committees of ladies from va
rious churches.
Richard Westwood, superintendent OF
the carpet mill, has been active in solicit
ing aid for the employees of the mill. On
Saturday about fifty barrels of coal and a
large quantity of potatoes were distribut-
ed among the mill hands. Yesterday a
fatted COW. presented by Benjamin II.
Deacon, was killed and gwen to the men.
Mr.. Westwood collected $50 in Philadel-
phia besides what be got in Mount Holly.
w. Budd Deacon distributed several
hundred loaves of bread on Saturday.
A quantity of old ties belonging to the
railroad company we're given away for
kindlinR.
The special town meeting has been
called for Saturday next, at IL o'clock, al
America hose house.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-12-12

The electric lights are now thing of
the past and the Lamp Committee of
Council purchased sixty lamps and fix
lures and necessary oil and lighted the
city with kerosene on Monday evening
and the streets will be lighted in this
manner until other arrangements to light
with gasoline or other street illumination
are made.
Coroner Hibberd on Thursday morning
viewed the body of Annie X. Valentine,
aged 10 months. daughter of George w.
Valentine, colored, of this city. The child
had not been attended by physician for
two weeks past and was taken with con
vulsions at an early hour in the morning
and died soon afterwards The coroner
granted burial permit.
Richard Cox, of Portsmouth, Va, we'll
known in this city, died at his home last
Friday afternoon aged ~ years. He was
one of the pioneer truckers in that sec
.tion. having left this vicinity just before
the breaking out of the Rebellion. He
amassed fortune estimated at 100000
from farming The deceased owns sew
eral lots in this city, on Laurel and on
Warren streets opposite ST. Joseph's
Church. He was a native of Burlington.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-12-12
Railroad Notes.

After January lst regular ticket col.
lector will be stationed at the entrance to
the ferry house from the railroad waiting
room at the Federal street ferry. Camden
Some time ago it was noticed that a
number of persons took advantage of the
previous arrangements at the ferry and
went through the railroad waiting room
to get to the boat, thus avoiding paying
their ferry fare. This was checked by
stationing a man at that point to send all
ferry passengers back to the entrance tc
the ferry and buy ticket there. Scores
of people were caught in single day 90
ing through their operations and eveI
since the gateman's appointment people
are still inclined to 60 through the rail
road waiting room to the ferry boats. The
appointing of a temporary gatemar
worked SO well that booth is now being
built at that point and after January ! {
regular ticket collector will be placed
there.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-12-12
New Egypt.

]. Harley Compton has his hot soda
fountain going.
Miss Carrie Hendrickson is convalesc-
emit after a severe illness of pleurlsy.
The Knights of the Golden Eagles had
their first anniversary last week and it
was very enjoyable occasion.
NJ. f. Lamb is improving his property
interests here by painting some of his
houses and by putting in new water
works.
Clifford Heisley, arrested for assault
and battery on the VIM family. was re-
leased from Jail on Tuesday, s. F. Irons,
of Toms River, becoming his security.
The Surrick family gave an entertain
ment last evening in the M. E. Church,
with their photo optican. The views
were the finest and most realistic eyer
seen here.
Miss Mamie Jordan has been promoted
to the principaIsbip of the public school
She is a selfmade woman, and If the
trustees give her the right kind Of sup
port, she will give just as good satisfaction
as any one can, for 1t IS not to be expect
ed that any one can give entire satisfac
ton here when there are parents who de-
liberately tell their children not to mind
the teacher, which, it is claimed, is the
root of all our late trouble. Miss May
Jameson, young lady of much promise
! has been elected assistant to Miss Jordan