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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-01
.A New ilecision,

DISTINCTION. Dec. IA case of
 Siderable importance to the estates leceased attorneys has been decided Assistant Secretary of the Interior Epolds on an appeal from the action 'he pension bureau. The ruling pro- es that where an attorney dies, leav-
 gensioE claims pending in which aVas entitled to recognition, his per
 a representatives will not be recog- a to complete such claims.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-01
Disease Among nnrs0s

LIN LIN, ;. Dec. 1.-The governor has b,1i pgns' to the members of the \ sA ea commission at Galveston ard \ Gnrlsti. at the requeS of e,is solge Von Rosenberg to come |liin,. m eo Investigate an epidemic snas s among horses and mules in 1 ,a.s. an, Local veterinary surgeons
 's'se whether or not 1t is gland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-01
Dynamite Theft.

LONDON. Dec. LA dispatch to Th9 News from Berne says the theft of ] quantity of dynamite from 8 train on tue Zurich and Zrg railway has caused panic among the inhabitants of Zurich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-01
Guilty of Murder

|s of fsF;; Fs Dec. l.--The jury in
 6 ai,,l VI "a Gonzales. a Mexican, 'sp Alillng John Daniel near kn tba returned verdict of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-01
\ led hY Tr.l-

rra,,, ,' lex.. Dec. IA 'ras aa,ll ll,, on the Missouri, Kansas ,nilaa .ai'road was wrecked yester- S'naS 'siqs 5 west of here. A brake. 'ons,sn sp snyder was instantly killed |Braa |Bueeor Reeves and Car Re- bymh bs Injured, The wreck was
 Y ah oil tank breaking down.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
81 GorrssponsaI dehsra dar su direction
Y firmar con Clarldad.
Sombreros del pals Con me',g9 de- L.

al pals de llamados panama. iipapa gil
etc., procurando suscribe fmitar possible,
los de pals del pals aqueos; despues de larga
practca combinando aquelos procedmientos quimcos
modernos, ha poddo perfecconar paia de modo
que resulta anca mas esmalte de mucha mas
duracion que aquela AL efecto ene constantemente
surtido los dichos sombreros de paa
del pals Cabo rojo Rncon todos los gusos to-
dos los gustos todas las fornas Ventas al por mayor
|y detail precios m6dicosJos6 NJ Nuez-(r ombrere
|ro).-AKEGIBO.-P. r, 3Q-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
!lNla-HEsTAVaaN!

CA 5 A DE II q q & D E 5
'Cafe lie Puerto Rico calle lie la Luna, nGmero So
ia subidi de las ecder de L. pazue de San Francisco,
barato las persons que vi item ell Esa
quelaran satisfechas tanto del lin
pieza el servico las comias FL dueno de Ia
cha Fond euenta depatamentos reservados,
xceente cocero repo tero; tanbien ofrecen para
1aeros sol hataciones fresqusma En- los altos de
nmero 2 frente dicha Fonda admiten pupilQs
q precios du 'ilJs M E ORRA .ES I5|
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
EN- r AT JAR,DO

Sc vende uu taller de herreria carretera
Tamben presta 81 lugar para instaar
ndustra por tener abundante aqua local eto propo
sito exstien 10 el m Esabecimento venta
cindro completimente nuevo para mauna de de
sistena horizontal que mide 48 pugadas pe por
de dametro correspondence Ell que
interese dirfjase dueno MIGUEL BATIsTA. IO--3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
OjO, ue intereSa

Ya aoen los campesinos parroq ian general qua
onc1rren naza he Mercado que el jor remedio que
estonago e Ron de UOd que ell unico puro
n tam he los coo neros un buen urt 10 lie provisones
frescas ba alta Ga 10 precos, mita os) lay bu ia
nou de ,mia chorIzos ilnos pueda
neceiarse Los Atoho encontraran h;or-s exquistos
dar sto al pal dar Con qu 10 beIs muchachos
En- La mas chiqla despa h. ontud tv nd ta0i,
d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
Piano

Por $l70 SO vende uno pequeno de la Fa-
brica de BORD, Paris, importado en- JUNO dlti-
mo de muy POGO uso Puede verse San Justo,
n1mero g. der echa a@@a 5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
Sc VENDE

- " In OE
Por menos e lamiad de su costo fabrica, ma
quina de hace hieo sstema Rlou Picet production de
cien kilos po hora Todo material feco estaio de
enretenimento Sc vende por haber montado duenOs
otra de mayor produccon pformaran j. Gnyco yC'
Juan tto Rico Marina, cae Comerciu MIN. 35 5l0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Destruye la caspa, cicatriza los humores
molestos del craneo, devuelve su color original
81 cabello descolorido y girls, 10 pone sedoso y
lie comunica una agradabIe fragancia. Con eI
uso de este cosmetico La cabeza menos poblada
Sc cubre de un cabeIIo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

little later it seemed to certain observ-
ers very much as if an event quite as
dreadful might soon occur.
For Ann had suddenly startled even
her adoring kinswonan by announcing
her engagement TO young English
man, Angus Pomfret. A year ago the
two Ponfret cousins, Angus and VII
ford, had come overseas, with excellent
letters of introduction. and both were
now doing well as clerks on good
salary in the Office of a well-known
Water street merchant Angus was
large-framed. blue-eyed and golden
bearded; but MILFORD was pale, thin of
frame, and somewhat siclsly. 1t would
have made no difference, however, to
which of the cousins Ann had be-
trothed herself In that staid little
provincial encampment of old New
Workers. her marriage to a foreigner"
was looked upon with grieved con-
Sternation.
But Ann had her way The wedding
eAy was fixed. even though winter had
not ye5 yielded to spring. Her hand
some Angus walked about with a proud
pose OF the head; and sometimes Ann
would walk at his side where the fash
ing waters OF New York bay washed
the verges of the Battery, then fash
ionable metropolitan promenade.
MILFORD, the cousin of her betrothcd,
had seemed unduly grim and restless
ever since the engagement, and one
afternoon he got private speech with
Ann. and told her something that made
the lovely color ebb in pain and dismay
from her cheeks.
Il won't hear another word, MILFORD
Pomfret!'' she at length exclaimed.
eff, as you say, there was any talk,
over there in your native English town,
about Angus having broken girls
heart and having refused to marry her,
why should you come TO me with the
story? know why you came, Milford
Pomfret. It's because you've always
had a spiteful, sInoldering jealousy
of your cousin. and You need not deny
I'll | don't believe you'll won't believe
you. and ! shall never deign eyeu 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25
The Missouri Pacific Raj
i nc nla God in 81 frn,n car,, q

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
ed in the equipment Of any line west of the
Mississippi river. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and st. Louis and
Wichita and Denver. They are models of
beauty and comfort. The chairs are spa
cous-easiiy adjusted and comfortable and
OF the very latest design. Every car is
equipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light System whereby passengers can read
rs we'll as by daylight; also doing ava
with the obnoxious odor emaDating from
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus affording an even temper
allure throughout the car as we'll as avoid
ing the dangers experienced in the old car
stove system. If you contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail
way. St Louis fast express leaves Wichita
daily at 1:25 D. M arrives in St. Louis at
7:15 next morning. Denver express leaves
Withita at 600 p. IN. daily. los tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25
How Her Hands Grew.

A young lady who has beautifully
kept hand. as well as an extremely
pretty one, says that she be.
ieves that she owes her taper
fingers and almond-shaped nails en-.
tirelv to her mother, who accustomed
her from her childhood to dry her
hands in certain fashion After the
hand was carefully wiped she pinched
the end of each finger with the towel
and then rubbed back the skin which
grows around the nail, Ito find the
moon." as the children call it. Then
came final pinch to the fingers and
the process was finished This method
of drying the hands soon became a
habit, and if persevered in is sure to
elongate the fingers and make them
taper. 1t is better than manicuring
for proven ting the ugly growth of the
skin around the base OF the nail st
Louis Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

The Feyrebeilhe inn, OF lu-ubrious
fame. which put at least one hundred
thousand dollars into the pockets OF
authors, correspondents. artists and
panorama men. has just been sold for
one hundred francs The bidding was
not brisk The horrible legend Of the
esta Clishmcnt was too much even for
the least superstitious- II win be re-
membered that the Peyrebeilhe was
the mn where for more than twenty
six years travellers suspected of having
a little money We're all butchered and
buried IN the garden or in the cellar
The number OF murders committed n
that dismal den which stands in a wild
and lonely portion of the mountains OF
the Ardeche, will never lie known. but
enough WAS at last discovered % send
It's bloodthirty proprietors 10 the gull
Iotiue some years ago. They were ex-
ecuted lust outside the door OF their
hotel, and the place has .eala ned IN
inha biteG even since.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

"A son of dignified Hartford man
although not old in years. has good
bit of wit in his brains. The family
observe the custom of silent blessing al
the table, and at dinner recently the
six-year-old spoke up: why don't you
say it aloud, pap" "You can say il
aloud if you choose, my son." replied
the father, and bowling his head sol
EMMY the little fellow originated this
unique grace: God have mercy on
these victuals IN Y. Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25
-Bernal Osborne was for a lono Fl

-Bernal Osborne was for long time
bribed to silence by his political oppo
nents by appointment to Office. When
the trammels were eventually removed
he cele brated his liberation by a rat
thing speech. The voice of the hon
orable member has not been heard in
this house for some years past" there
upon observed Disraeli: throughout
that period he has felt the irksomeness
of restraint, and l now hear the wild
shrek of freedom"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25
ONE SNOWY NIGHT.
A Pathetic Story of Old New
York.
copyright, 1898, by the Author.l

seventy
Y e q r S a 6 o,
w h e n n e w
York was al
most a village
compared with
its present spa
C i O US extent,
there lived in a
large dormer-
w i n d o w e d
h o IL S G t b at
faced on Bowl
ing Green an
Ol Il w N If. O.
haired lady of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

i tell you, man, that character is
king of the nation. 1t rules everything
and everywhere. What is nation
made of? Individuals. And every in
dividual of them is controlled by his
character. Has he wealth, talents.
faculties, learning, skill, genius, time,
opportunities, influence, position? The
use made of these is determined by his
character rather than By his intellect
Abby Morton Diaz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

1t was the first time that little
Bessie had ever seen snake, and as il
writhed along she ran into the house
breathless with the discovery. 20
mamma, come quick" she cried.
Here's tail out here wagging with.
out any dog. "-Baitiiuorc American.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25
THOMAS SHAW,
l29 N. Main Street.


Commencing A0asiay. Jars =. and
exrgy 6.A day thereafter. tbe Great k9cs
Isizt44 rzi way will r1n q s}e~uia& CT M
tbesF IuGTEspl. .ratf5 l-avts- N8cE.ssf -
e. m arriving in E8scago ths ios54a -. :.
1s.Gxalaz at 2 celock This 8sw pnIilI.sss
S-e@1.gG .sr = aesigaeat s<Ty@Glsfig faF
gsessss's fair iszvei- Par ~ s-essrsa.s
space taH MAKE TsseTvttaess az oF3sus~F Il
.lafs IL ass.snee 10 calling ~ Rex I-iaus3
ia act al1ce. caTIs<r M@tu AID Dog-ss-
Hear "a ralud 1hAt tas k1sr& islAus = ;s=
onsT Use reaching Earsewaol. uhics i
Cdr tye nit sss~s ~alA ~ h ssossas fzss
croslsst.s. j, Is PHILLIPS.
-. CT & 2 A C.. K L & Z. III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

sweet face and gentle manners, who
had never married, who was known to
be rich, who concerned herself greatly
with charities of the most benignant
kind, and whose name was Ann Van
Nostrand. People used to say of her
that she had had history-a roman
tic past. But she never said so herself.
She simply lived on, doing great deal
Of good; bearing the loss of all her
friends as years glided by: lonely, yet
not despairingly so, in the big, quiet
house which she had inherited as girl
Of eighteen.
Perhaps she was glad to have that
strange, picturesque tale Of her earlier
days gradually forgotten. But, in a
roundabout way, it has drifted to the
present narrator, and he writes it down
Just as the brief yet thrilling chronicle
was told him.
At eighteen Ann had a number of
buitOrs, and accounts of her coquetry
and Indifference to all of them were on
many gossiping tongue. She lived
quite alone, even then, except for the
sompanionship of an elderly widowed
aunt, Mrs De Peyster, who saw in her
rosy face and dark eyes and bounteous
blue-black hair the treasured counter
part of n dead sister, once deeply loved.
''Ohl Ann will not always be so cold
20 her admirers, p" this lady was wont to
sly. Before long, she will make her
choice, and l only hope it will be
wise one"
'If it were his Satanic majesty,
horns, hoofs and all" some sharp
tongued nearer once grumbled, you'd
be certain to approve of him" And
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25

IA word to the wise is sufficient" they say:
Yet judged by pedantic abuses
The wiser a man in collegiate way
The more are the words that he uses
N Y Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-25
MONEY TALKS.

/ have too many goods and not
enough money. Will sell Pianos
Organs and Bicycles for less than
factory cost for cash. | have a
large importation Of goods arriv-
ing from Europe and need money
| will sacrifice al profit for
short time. New Pianos will sell
for s175 and upwards; Organs
S45 up. Bicycles at your own
price 10 close them out. / am
selling lots Of goods. These
prices will only last until l gel
cash enough 10 meet my demands
II you are going to buy the next
twelve months don't miss this OPP
portunity. My goods are nearly
all the highest grade known.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20

0ie86 Sabresl dInBfeier Der
Gr;tliteu 2 hHle Der "Nt ar u
I6nber uniueriltGt" fGuo geIieru
9iad,mittaa il nl6arriS' DiuIit NtaOemtc"
itutt. 3ieielbe pur0e nit eInem @:bete
Seitens OeS Baltor5 Or. 8. 6. Grammar
erofiuet, morauf 2id)tb. e. Seadle gSalIls,
Der Guriteber Der lluioeriitdt, Die 2lplome
al Die 40 9raouirteu perthelltc. 4ator Yt-
3. Sabcud belt Die iiblde gInlprad]e an
Die GraOulrtcu.
Irere erbislter, ben plluiuerftdts Erei8,"
auloeue Wtenaile, r.SameS SOiepp Carroll
BON Wiarplauo, ben yDiiltenberger YrelS,"
Elm dr,tlIdJes Sefed, 40r. Otis Sulb StoUe,
graiuieH, ben p@hloIcHs YrelS," elm Spb.
tbalmerlfop, Or. gSilou 6. 0riper, Slr-
Qiulen, ben ydlirurgiideu 4relS," drStltdeS
Seitd, Or. Charles gS. Bartlett, @u6a,
uno ben pMc9Sep Memorial -Yrcis," Sa-
mes S. Carroll.
Am abenD fauo I'M r@utap .9ouie" baS
Snnfett oss pAlumnen'SereiuS" itatt.
Die s hres d. lu feier beS
Mn D tco d irurgil den : /
le s" finDet beute Ntlttaa I'M - llhr Ill
Der r0iuiit 4faOemie" itatt. Der pAlums
uen Ser.lu" peranftnltet hcute 2lbeuo I'M
p@arroatousSo Ieiu Sanfett.
0te p9eielGi 6utt Sur Or or
i9ung Der @eifibte Der Gent
/ d. en- 90 arplau 9" bielt geftern 9lbenb
I'M pGrrnu1lia Club" "Sebduoe ibre reael.
mdBige Seriammluug ub. Den &orite
fiihrte Or. 8. Q. giorris unb ais Setretdr
fuugirte Yaftor s. y. Senuisbauieu. 2lls
ueues 0fitslieb murbe Sr. 8. Niergsutbaler
auf9enommeu. Gin @eideut Der ulluipers
fiat bon 9tewsDort," btitOriidle SeridJte,
puroe nit Suut eutgegeu geuommeu.
Die reoioirte Contribution rauO Inuahms,
worauf Sr. 8. g. 6eunighaueu eineu %orz
trag iiber oaS ySuopuOtbiatbnm i'll 2tme-
rita" bielt. g8te Brof. 9taoOut mittbeilte,
fino swei Sdnbc Der SabreSberldte Der @es
ieuidait mad Chicago seianOt ruOroeu, nm
on paiienOer Stele oalelbit auSgeiteut ;u
ner0en.
Die SaItimorer 6anbferz
ttgteitS s d. ul E bat, pie Elm Sele.
grumm oes Briusipuls Oerielbeu, 9ieut. S.
9S. Sapille, aus Chicago meloet, ais DIE
erite i'll 0em IuSiteuuugsgebduoe Der freien
Siinite, Die bon ihr mad Chicago geianOteu
Otaidlinen, 2eidlnuuaeu fertla uufaeltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
9rQnoe.

@aBpiGGe, Io., 18. GpriI. - Gue
geItQitSaetauoe oes bieitgen St6otfenS,
eiuid)lieBlld) Sneier Sanfeu nnb smeler 3ei-
tuuosornd,reieu, muroen beute friih burdI
EN- uuf uubefannte gSeiie uus9ebrohenes
6euer eiu9sdidert. Der Ssrluit bet:dgt
100000.
Glare, ylid., 18. 2lpril. = 9uS pgrs
douoe Sot.l,n Oas dIteite @afbaus Der
Sta0t, brannte wGbrenO oer per9angenen
9tad]t nieOer, uub mebrere Sdlle ent9ru9en
uur nit fnapper gtotb Dem 2o0s. Der
Serluit b.;tfiert iif aui $4,000. Sroa III
aer uuo 98llllam @omanlue erlttten l9mere
Sraubmuuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20

tel SouNabeu0 i'm Yrobates 9erid)t per-
HaHoelt. Der Sertreter oes lungen per-
io9S beantragte, Die 0ersogIus 9Sittiue me
gen WiIBahtung 6eS @erldts 81 beItra1en,
oa o,elelbe tbnl, roBoem er eiHeH GerlhtS'
betebl blerSn bate, 9elulie 0ofumente nldt
porle9te, lonpsru oeelbeu uerbraunte.
6id]ter Senne beSeidnete Die tSanolun9 Der
6ersogtn ais ifratbar, uuo orouete aIf hente
oereu per0nltte Sernebmuug an. gllS Der
Sau autgeruien murOe, reld)te Der Serthelz
bigger Der 9erSo9tu= &ittwe cine BON oteler
beld)morene AuSlage Elm, mouadl baS Fa'
pier, luelhes iie uerbraunt bate, Elm Dor
DER SodISeit Don oem perftorbeneu QerSo9
an ite g.rIttster Sriei gemsieu iei, mo paB
lte nldJt 9eglaubt babe, ourd SerbrenneH
oenelben 3emauoeu SdaDen 5u thun.
6Id)ter SEINE iagte, oaB er oieier beldlucs
reHeu 9luslaQe feinen Glaubeu beimeileu
f0nue, oa nod einc gusiage Der oerso9ln
pcr!iege, norm iie argab, saB bas oer'
brannIe Bapier Elm Srief gewelen iet, ben
iie all ben 4oer;og ifrIeb. Seute bebaupte
ile bas @egeuthstI. Der 9tidter pernr'
tbelte oar1uf Die Nneetlagte AZ 9Sod1en
9ef1uoulB unO 25O 2itrI. Srafe. Die Sers
Sogln bate baS llrtbeil im Serathun9s'
immer Der AnlpGlte ab9epartet, brad aber,
al5 ihr &ertbelolqer lnr Die 0titthetlung
madte, i'll Sbrdueu aus. Som SertheiSl-
Ger, DER eiu iOlfes llrtbeil uoruusgelcben
bate, mar cine geidlOHeue Sutidle peiOrat,
unb Die 6ersogin be9ub iit, I'm ipeuereS
aafisbsu Su uermeioeI, iOiOrt ndtb penn @es
fau9utiie su t5ollowap, I'M ibre paft ausu=
treteH. Ser Sertbeioigsr Ou Sane nil iidI
Ytiibe gebeu, Dap oaS llrtbell womogIl9
gemlloert miro.
Surse &abeIs5epei6en.
- SIN britiiden lluterbauie wuroe geitern
Se Debate ilber Die Speite Selung Der
p6omes s9tule."SIa rOrt9eieBt. SOro Sian
Oolpb Gburdiu bielt cine 9teOe se9en bic
Sorla9e.
Der Yapft empfns geftsrn in Gom
5000 fatbolnfe ArbeIer aus 6rantreidl. Gr
ermabnte fie, Der fruu;OEiden @epubItf
lopal iu ieiu uuO fir OGs @eoeihen tbrer
Suititutiouen su arbelten.
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Staot Baltimore.

0ie Sorbereitungen fnr oa
40. Sttftungsiet Der rparm o ;
ME, p.l6eS IuTang8 Sult 9et.i.rt pirb,
iino in Der geItern Nbenn ob9ehaltenen
Ieriamnlunq 0eS SereinS etnem uou oem
YrQiioenteu 6ru. S. Su6s eruannten uno
aus ben S0. &arl SSambad, gS. 9.
Stidbtenot, Sbeob. Stdbleiu, aarl Srenier,
8. 9ieterid,, 6. Sd)neiOer, Qug. @roB,
Gonr. graf, s. SbonaS, .. Sable, 6.
SebI NIB 3. 6enniehauien beiteheuben
@onlit. iibertra9eu poroen. Aufnabme
fauDeu feruer . paiiiue Dtlt9lieoer uno 3
aftiue NIB paiiue 0iitglteoer lpuroen oorz
seiblagen.
6r. y. 2auts, Der Br1foeHt bes Ser
mania Clubs" iuar eridlienen un5 eriufte
oi, v6armouie" nm llnteri1iibuug i'll oem
Brotelte geseu Die beabhttl9te SdIteBun9
Der Sem Aaen; tSr. 6ud8 erlud]te ole
Sduqer, ild) m09lidlt Sahlretd] am 6retz
taas Rafmittag gemeiulam nit Den Diits
olIeneru oes ySermaula Clubs" Dor oem
&omite fir Otittel uub gSeae eiu3ufin6.n.
Ser 6inansietretQr s. Woreutrop unterz
br.itete ben Sabresberi6t, nelder Elm gan;
uuuemrin ertreuli6e8 Reultat auim;eS.
Der 8erein sQblt ieBt 465 paFpe Dtitglez
Der, Sc aftipe, GbrenmltgI unb etnen
Ghreu. Brdiioenteu. dis 9teuifoHs.& omite
murOen Die 66. Sheooor StdblelH, 8. /.
.Soale unb 6. Sd]ueioer ernanut. DEM 6ts
nan;Ietretdr luurpe loOann Der Sant oes
SereuS ootlrt.
Yrof. 6ermanu 0tohr mar mad Seenol'
auna bes @onsertes bes yArion" ebeufals
fiir eiuiae 2luaeublide sur y6armouie" gez
qangen. 9rdliOeut SudS besriiBte ibn gtaz
mems Der Sauqer ouf'S yDerslidite uuo
baufte Brof. Uiohr fiir Den @mpfang, babel
bemerfenp, oaB er, ieitoem er I'M Sabre 1886
;um erlteu Dtale BET ben v0armonten" 8u
@aife eemeieu, es iid nift ueriasen tonne,
10 oft er na6 Baltimore fomme, itetS, nenn
aud uur fir eInIge Dtinuteu, inter ben
y6armouiteu" su ueileu.
Su De: Gelaugsprobe oea Sereins rpnrs
ben Die 2ieoer fiir Oas beute 4beuo itattftns
oeuoe Geiter=@ @ousert geiibt. 2m SoHntag
peraufaltet Die vparmonie" cine Abeuoz
uuterhaltuu9 i'll Der v@ermauia'V Vi1HHer=
6orsSaae."
Oie pUf farDlduoer 9roBloge
Der 3 oo Sci I 10 s." neldle 9ritern,
Sormittugs, gladlmlttaqs unO GbenOs, in
Sisuug Uar uno ueridleoeneu geri6te ent.
geeennabnl, bat geitern Abeno Die rol9elts
ben 8eamten fiir DaS nGd1lte Sabr errpdblt:
9roBmeilter gS. u. Sones, SIlfs-@rOBmei.
fer @bus. Dt. &bompiou, 9roB. etr.tar
Sobu ~. Sones, Der gum 81. 0tale 5u oem
Qmte ertpdblt purbe, 9roB=Sbasmeii
S. 8eSlep Sueit; 9r. Sas. 3. GugtOn
wuroe sum Sertreter sur Souu.rdHsu. GroBs
loae gepGhlt.
Beri onalu tiseu. Or. Sarl
9. Seer, pelder beute bel 9elegenbeit Der
SahresitlluBfsier oeS pWeoito.@ @biruraliden
@nuegs" iein Diplom erbalteu mlro, 1T ;Em
6ausarSt i'll cem poipiIal"
al 8eIt.2ombaroitraBe ernaunr poroeu.
- Gum 6iiltSar;t I'M y8agpieluz Aigl" in
Dr.. Benjamin 2ltes, elm @raeuirter oes
u0tebico @birursii9en @oueas," eruanut
mer0en.
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germt,d,te telesrapbtf6s eepe1dem.

= Der r@oanseldt" cam SOnes bat
S25OO fir sebntagtse GrmedungSarbeit in
BOwug @reeH, Sp., .rhalten uno cine llnz
maize Der oortisen Siiuper befebrt. ylan
id)apt Die 3abl Der Ssfebrten auf 24o0, lc
paB Gam clrta einen Dollar pro Stiid per-
oeute.
- Erau !6annub 8ua Spler, beren por
II Sabren g.itorbener @utte elm SruOer SeS
Yrdlio.uten Spler mar, lit uOrgeitern 3u
g8utleilus, N.-S., I'M IIter pOn SO SabreH
oeitorbeu
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Gyflpu ,tnO Scbensperluit-
&anias anFS sieue beimseindt. - Soot
gerwunpete uuo sroker SGaOen an 81


Sauias anFs sfeue beimseindjt. - Soote,
@erwunOete nno sroker SdlaSsn a" Gt@
aeutbnm.
2ittIez 81 o d, 9(rt., IS. 9lpril. - 0us
StaOtc1en Soues IN Scott=@cuntp, Art.,
muroe beute pou eiuem fur6tbaren 2Strbels
furm beimeeiudlt, Der ben gan3en Srt taft
gdnslid) seritOrte. Siebeu Yerionen famen
babel ums 2.ben unb Siele muroen perlebt.
Ser Ytao oeS Sturmes mar cine balbe
Neile brett. Die geiden etltder Spter
muroen iiber etne balbe Dtel.e melt pom
Sturme iOrtgetrugen. @enaue Serld)te ilno
nod nid)t III erbalteu II. Die 3abl Der &oOs
ten mag etne nod srOb:re iein.
Sepe ia, as., IS. aprll.-Seute abeno
miro bier semeloet, baB ELL @pflon nm 3
llbr gtatnittagS oret Dietlcn Oltlia pom
Sia9ez@itu porbeifeste, uno Sob uno Ser'
oerbeu aui ieluer Spur 6uriid lteB. Sowett
bts leet ieilgeitelt lit, murOe etne gran 9e-
t0otet unO plele anbere YerloHen itHo me9r
ODER mluoer ldmer perlett.
Die ielt ben Stiirmen ccr oorl9en gSod)e
taum mieoer notboiirftls bergeilelte telegras
pbihe Serbinouu9 III abermals nnterbroE
den, uuo ndbere gtudIrthten tonneH oaber
uorlaufig ni6G erlaugt werOeu.