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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-18
Gine 9luIeibc.
5oIafn oes fOrtecfesten BoISsGrpnrts nad
eeurppa.-Reiue 8oIo.Serti1ifate mebr.

8saihinQton 8. u, l6. Aprll.-
Der fortdeIet,te @plbsGrport nnd europa,
ipesiea mad Seitreid sllugarn, no DIE Sob
iuabrnnq einQefiibrt moroen III, bat ben 10
aenannten @olobeitauo Der SunoeStane bis
auf 81 500 900 reou;irt. lin ben AnIoroez
runQeu oil oas BON Sob tap uoultdnolg eHt=
bloBte llnterihaeamt in Hem=D Dort genu9en
Al f0nneH, bat oas SdaeGmtS Oepdrtement
in Der Iesten ISOLDE mlnOeienS $l0,0OO,OOO
in Sob mad gtem.Dorf uerldIitlt, nle man
annimmt. Daour6 bat iih Shatamtss
Setretdr Carlisle peraHIaBt 9elehen, lammts
lif]e llHterld]atGmter III ben yer. StaateH
auSupeiieu, oaB bis auf gSelteres teiHe
Sob, ,@ertififate mebr auSgegeben peroen.
gr III 0a;u AMI 9ruuD folgenoer SeltlmlmuH9
OeS betrsffenosu @elebeS betu9t:
p9aB Der SdlatamtS~ SefretGr Die yer
ausqabuna iolAer @oIos s@ertifitate einiteuen
ioQ. meun immer Der Setrag aH 9eniInStem
uuo uugemIu5tem SoIbe i'm Sbaeamt, Der
;ur ginloiung pou Ser. Staaten 9toteu be-
itiumt iTf, inter 100000, 900 f0ut."
9Sie 6r. Carlisle mittbeilte, bat er Den
Sd]ritt fur notbpenoig eradltet, neil Spar
Die 9oloreierpe nod uid]t an9e9rlfeu, aoer
Der perfigbare @olobetaEo bis auf beinabe
eeS Siancr rauft uollitdnoi9er @rlhoptuu9
g.uufen lit. GS 1T 9as oaS erife Dial ielt
ser 98ieoeraufuabme Der Saarsablungen,
oaB eS notbmenbl9 genoroeH M, DIE Ser=
auSaabung BON @olos@ertlft lfttaten elniuitel'
len.
Salb mad Sefauntucroeu oteler 9tadls
ridlt perbreltete iid audi oas 9eriidlt' oaB
Der GrdToeut beldlloIien babe, etHe meme
pierproseutige @oloanlelbe I'M Setra9e bon
$6,000,000 auf5uuebmeu, nm Die @olos
relerpe Su Grfen. 2luf cine beSllglife I'm
traQe erluloerte Sefretdr Carlisle Hur: uGs
Fn0 nidlt SblieationeH I'M Setrage pou
iedBs MillIonen au59e9eben mo.oen." SIN
uebriesr nollte er Die Jiatlridt lUeoer befa'
tigeH, nod tuiberlegen. Sc muroe dber Ill
Griabrung eebraft, baB man nit Der Serl9.
iieluHe neuer Sbllgationen elfrig bel9aft9t
lit. GhboH inter Der SarriiOn'iten aomlz
nlitratlon bate man nit Der Soroereltull9
neuer SbIigatiOneu begOunen, um fur aue
Sale gerliiet III leln, uHo leBt meroen lol9e
I'M gerage bon DiilloueH tertl9 9elteut,
TO OaB ite gang ODER tbetlmeile auS9e9eben
werO:u tonueu, iobalo Die gtotbmenSl9telt
oaIiir eintrltt. SebenIauS lteint esr ais OBJ
mau all ma6geben0er Steue enrhloneu tlt'
liebsr Al oieiem IuSbultSmlttel ju 9rel1en'
aufatt DIE @Olorelerue an6u9relten.
Ser Slnan;itauo Der SunoeSre9lerun9 1T
i'm llebrigeu perbdltniBmdBia telu ldIled)ter.
Der 9tettO.llebsrlhuB betrHg beute S25,937,@
139. mouon $11,0O0,O00 i'll SbeloemunSe
uuo $1l, 100000 i'll Observation-Disclosures oes
pouirt mareH. Die @iuHubmen i'll Der erften
6aite Oes MonatS April betrugen $15,'
500, 900 uuo iino eiu wenig b0ber, ale in
Der erlten Salite oeS gpril 1892. Die Nus
saben babeu ieoo6 oamit leioer sleiden
Stritt sehalteu, Oenu iie betragen $l5,s
100000, wopOu alleiu auf ben VtolOt Yeus
iion8amt Heun 0tiaionen tommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-18
Scbcnoi9 ocrbrannt.
gSiener ein idIamcrIid,er Sgndlmorc int Gu
Den. - SirsmaI tparen Teser ole Sanpts
fh6fsr


@uf | a, 2lla., 10. 2lpril. - Gin aus
200 Wauueru, ben peueu Elm 0rittel SSetBe
waren, beiteheuoer Y0belbaufen bat lette
9tadt unlueIt bier, geraOe ienleits oerSrerie
NIT 0eor9la, elneI iaWarien 0loroer bel
leben0tGem 2eibe uerbraunt. Der Grocer
Senerlou Surnet, al Der @renSe bon Clap
NIB Guitmau @ountp mobnhait, mar 9ez
tern 9tadlmittag tobtIi1 uerlebt in lelnem
yaoen 9etuHoen luoroeu. gr lagte nod, eIH
Hnbetannter 9te9er babe Die Saoentnlle ge=
plunoert uno ibu uieoergeldoHeu. SIrnet
oerlfieo MD Die 9tadbaru mahteu nit
Slutbunoen Sago auf ben StmarSen.
Nahe Der @renSe fingen lie ibu, marteH l9n
getenelt iiber ELL Btero uuo bradteH ibn
na1 Surnet'S 2a0en. BORT geitanO er ore
&bat EN-, oermelgerte aber Die An9abe let'
mes Nnmens. @r tdme aus Slorloa unc
Wollte mad @ufala 9lrbelt iuden.
Sleraut bano man lbu al elnen ab9eforz
beneH SauuItumpf Dor bem 2aoen. Die
Ne9er unO ldmarseu gBeiber bolten Nellt9
berbei, Der Sd)parse iuuroe nit Betroleum
be9onen unO OGnn Der S6eiterhauten III
SrauO geitedt. SIN yiu mar Der OtOrSer
BON etEtr 20 6uB bOteu 6lammenlaule umz
9ebeu, un0 mabreno er elm eutleblltes
S9mcrSe ausItieB, tau;te Oct Sau>
len nm ben Granbplab. Nebrere 0taie,
nafpem ieine 6siieln gerilen, oeriu6te Der
St]marSe, il6 6u retten, aber tmmer ple6er
rparfen lhn ietne Yeiut9er nuf ben SHetters
haulen suriid, HnO ais er es gar 3u toll trleb,
ba doiien iie tbu nieOer. @rit cine SIertel=
itunOe ipGter ueritumnte 0as @eitOhne oes
llugludIideu, aber Oas Seuer wuro aufredt
erhaIten, bis mn nod ELL Ai9enlaufeH lib-
rig mar, NIB Oauu Seritreute iit Der pom
SranntlueingenuB truutene Saufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-18
gus Samaii.
pie Rad5ridbt ii5cr oaS Ginsitben oer anteris
faniidben 5Iaaae amtIidl beitdttgt.-gSics
oerherfteL Luna pe4 Status Quo.

<Ie 9tdtOrIWt uOcT ouS VtUdttUeu otr uHIeIt~
faniiden s5Iaeac amtIid1 beitattst.-ySics
oerberfteunus oeS Status Quo.
lbiugtou, 0..@., 15. april. -
9a8 Staatss s0epartement erbielt geitern
Nbeno ein Selegramm bonn @Ommiidr
Slount ans 6onolulu, meldles Die berelts
uerofient!id)teu giafridten iiber Die Sieber=
heritelung oeS Status quo Dor Der tamoleu
SteuenSh6en YrOtettOratserfldrun9 belidz
tigt. 9as Gelegramm lit tur3 unb meloet
nur Die Sbaradje, baB Die Oiarinetruppen
SurIdJeSo9eu uno bic amerlfanlid)e Slag9e
geitrid)eu puroe. Gneu auSfibrliteu Ges
rldt ermartet OaS StaatS'0epartement IN
Der nd6iteu 8o4e.
3ie neHeiten 9fad)ridlten aus Sonolulu
fameu beute aud i'm Senut sur Sprat)e,
inOem Der ueue republituuiif)e Senator uon
0tailad)uietts, Goo9e, elneu SeidlluB etu'
brad)te, ben StaatSlefretdr Su erlud)en, oem
Senat n1itSutheileu, ant uelieu Sefebl Die
auf oem S9eb0uOe in SouoluIu
gebiBte ameritanil6e Slagge eln9eio9eu
wOroeu iei. Senator Sutler (Gem.) uon
Suo=@aroliua fteute DaSu Oas IuenOement,
Der StaatSiefretGr loue oem Senat gIeld].
seltlg mlttbellen, auf mefen Seiebl Die
6lagge 9ehiBt uorben iet. &elolHtlon uHo
amenoemeut purOen, oa Serator 9orman
ge9eu Die lOtortl9e @rOffuuu9 Der Debate
2SloeripruI erbOb, 5uriId9eIest uno ueroen,
oa Der Seuat ild) berelt5 uertagt bat, mobl
III Die Humpelfammer fommeu.
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&oientbaPs,
Nr. z, @eit 2erin9tort-s
uahe Charles StraSe.

rnfsr Eager if scfaat. i,0es D.portsmeut UOHl
AS1''; 60 Stud s.Rsurt. Snota,setoe. 80 8o1 6r,tt
prad1tpol, Gualtdt, ilr 80 Sts. plrat9eE WsIt9'
PtS PSinfsIbiot Snetasseios, 80 3On brett, in an,a
.ra,ntIidsn iSdrbeu, fur 0t1. biaia IuI Dollar
as 3on brcitt Seree IN ben neueften GarbeH gu 79
GtB. bisber tlr Dollar 2trtenlt 8, -.
40 3sa brttts Seree uub pemriettas IN allen trs
b.nfttd.n ShGttiruuseH, 10 StS.j Idr 625a et5'
scTtautt.
Eidpeu &Ieioerftpfieu, Seiot uno ggole 9tutn9
eorshalide Guait6t, on Sbon1cIt, BllIstclt uH0
Tuu,Tbnittst,it Eift gu n5srtr.fftH, Don 675s bis
40 gorbs itIuoIi, Ssurtetta, 46 3On brett, fug
biel. Bote Bu 65 HtS.; uis unttr Dollar ott'
touit. ..
$50 Deis. ssttSeden, f66n. TluR,r. grO5e liza,
fur 1 Dollar; nitt 81 tbtutr fur 81 80.
St,0ntr al,isersG insbam iar 10 &tS. uao auTa
Sran,0Fft,r Siuebau,, 80 Sou brett, iir 4 uns
Cine sroS. GusUabt in
Gauotmdnern,
SamDtudI .aetuen,
9iintudls 3eiHen,
iaoasn Sti6ereien,
farrirtcm unb s,Hr.iFt,n IeuSItnJ
aeblumtemISw iur Sltloer 1et
IS wirb fif fur 6Isl.Histu 3amtH IO5E,H, D.l'et
Rilens finb, ft eiren ibonsn Cape ober CosE eHtns
itaffen, bel uns porupresa, uno DtI tno ven nott.
ltuat, oos ibre RahI feine i6nere ittu rtro' naNl
BEN fs uniere BorTdtbt aHatithen uHo iI4 bon luSS
liiat, 1aeOu uu6 Br,is aberseust aabtn.
Rofe a I'S,
Rr. z, 3ehsSeriHaton'. uabe eRaueszetIasa
gP,iu,n rp,rtben Rr.unb.n uuO aunSsH sur RadS
ri6t, eat i'd rDi.0.ulm iH Ssi6dtts osS 9TH' H''H'
thal bin. ..-..
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Wad1 giems0orf itnter,ueas.

Sapanu, Is. 4pril. - Die Drel ipauis
iteu SrIesSidifie p9teiua 8.sente," pSH'
iauta Siabeua" uuO pgiueua @lpaula" fub.
rem heute Dtitta9 nit Oen uad9eabmten
Columbus Saruucleu vSauta Dtarla,"
pYlnta" uno ngtina" BON bier nab yteius
9orf ab, uln bort OIL Der groBeu SlOtteu'
parade tbellsunebmeu. Cine rlef9e Uieu-
i9euulense mar bel Der Abiabrt suse9en
uno sohlreite 6abraeu9e subeu ben Sriess-
ld3Ifien nuBerbulb oes oaieus nod slnlss
QieIleu tpelt oaS @eleite.
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1IokIid,er SOP Eetucs Sr=Seons,,Is.

Ybtlab eIpbia, 16. apriI. - 2.
q. 0uolep, Der betauute aOputat uuo nah.
reuo oes Srie9eS SOuiul III 2ioerpool, lit
sefteru DiOrgen mn 8 llbr i'm SroaOftr.,
yabubOfe pl0elid geitOrbeH. 6r. Quolep
mar in SegIeItung letneS Dtinoels, elmer
luugen Game pom 19 Slbreu, nit einem
3uge i'm Sabuboie angefOmmeu. Sic mas
rem aus Dem Oberen gSarteaale in ben III.
teren Sual 9egungen, unO Sr. 0uclep trat
oil ben 3,itungs nm itt cine Diors.u=
seituug Su tauieu. 9lls er ieiue SunO mad
Ser 3eituug aus sitredte, l6wanfte er pl0bIld
uno itiirste Su Soocu. Utau bob lbu aut
uuo Ieste lbu auf cine Der Sdufe, no sr uu-
mittelbar oarauf itarb. Qie 2ei6e muroe
in Die gSObnung Oes Srn. u. 2ouOeu SuOw-
ben, gtr. 1912, Spruceitrube, sebru6t, wos
ieIblt tSr. 2uoiep in leRter Gen sewobut
bate. SeiHe 0elmutb mar in DuOlepuiue,
@amoeu County, yt.@S. Der SeritOrbens
mar 73 Sabre alt.
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S6ueeftIrme.

@lepeGanb, D., Is. 4pril. - Der
gau;e uoropetlide SbelI oes Staates III
pOn eiuem hefti9eu S9ueeiIurme beimse.
uft noroen. Staot uno Qano itno le4s
Boil tlci in S6uee gebiilt. Der unwias
fOnmeue Slissuro ueruriaAte cine tbeiI=
melie SerfebrsitOduug.
6odeiter, yt..D., Is. Gpril.-9.seu
DtitteruadIt trat bier Elm S9ueeiturm elII,
Der nit uuuernliuoerter Strait an5alt. Bis
II rbr SOrmutass pareu iiuf sou S9uee
setaQeu. 9as 3bermometer febt uui %
Wrao Sabreuheit.
auS ben StdOten 2odport, Sspego unb
BatertOpu werOeu ebeufaqs Sdueeitiirme
gemeloet.
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Seiperate S6laseret stptidJen tits
aarn 1tt,o SfaIteneru.

9a5letou, 3D., 16. gprtl.-llnter ben
in D2ilnesui1e uuo llm9ebuug beidditi9teu
lluearn uuO StuIieueru, Die itd i1on lauge
felnoltd] ge9euIber ftauoen. fam es geitern
llbeno 3u eluer beiperaten S6Id9erei. Die
Staliener wareH bic 2tu9relfer, uuo Stilets.
Jteuoluer, Suiippel uuD Slelne blenten als
8afien. 3mei Didnuer, gtumeus Wfi6ael
Dtoreneti uno 0tidueI SOre, murOen 10
ihmer perleet, oaB ite ieitoem 9eitOrbeu iiuO.
3mei auoere Diduuer meroeG uermiBt, uuo
man fiirdtet, baB iie ais 2eid9en auf Oem
@ruuoe eiues alteu 8ohlenldladteS liegen.
9rei Der Sdmpfer iiuO ifmer urO elue srObe
4u;abl unoerer leitJt perlpuuoet.
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Gintpetbune etter Wtetttortalz
&dOelle.

BaibiustOu, .. g., 16. Ipril. -
Die @inipeihuus Der Sers SeiutSupeae,
tpelde 6rau Sobu SintOu 0ablsren Don
ytelu.g gorf gum Nubeufen an ihr 9erorbeues
Siuo aui benz 9ruuOitud Der p@eOrsetoru,
uer uniuerittat" nit eiuem Sofenauinanbe
Don $4,000 bat erritteu unO austatten
Iaileu uuo fir peltle aud nod BON 2nOeren
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seitiftet worOeu
ituo, fauO seferu itatt. 9ie teierli9e Beib.
miro Sarolual @ibbOHs am 9. SUM- uol=
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9ttr EIpttettrepiie.

Sort Wonroe, Sa., 16. 4pril.-.3wei
peltere auslduoii9e Srlessidifie fnb beute
Sur SetbeiIi9ung an Der iuternationaleH
6lottenreuIe bier einsetroffeu, udnIl4 Der
ituIieuiide sepanserte Sreuser rGiOuunni
pSau,an" uuo Der irans0fideSreuier u3ean
Satt." BelDe muroeu ourd) bic iiblIdeu
Salute empfausen, uuO ibre Sffsiere tuuld)-
ten ipdter Stiiteu nit ben Sifijtereu Der be-
reits bier befiuOlidlen EahrieuQe aus.
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ShIiehIidl freiaeIpro den.

9onooE, Is. Aprll. - Sir @sccg.
Wauuers 4itlsp, Der oils Baron SafiusS nl
Sberhaue fist uuo am "a. Oiar; peseu
zines uufittIi9eu 2lnsriffes out ein Is Sabre
alte8 MdOhen su elusr 9eIoilrate oon so
YiuuO Sterling orer brei 0ionateu 40ait
uerurtbeilt muroe, appeuirte segen OieieS
llrtheil unO beute fam ielne Gppellatiou sur
Serbaubluu9. 9as Mdofeu, oas er i1=
iuttlrt baben iolte, ertlGrte beute, baB iie
Oas Senebmsu res 9arous !6aitiuss nitt
fir uuuufdnOig sebaIten babe. Gin tribe
rer @onitabler gtamens Beus, Der Saupt-
belaitun9sseu9e, uermidelte id, i'm beut:9eu
Serh0re in 10 ulele gSioertprii6e, oaB oas
@erid)t Die Qufla9e nieOeri1lug nHb Baron
SaltlngS eutIieB. Geluer ieiner Sefanuten
hattie lbu iiir iGuloig eebalteu.
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9ripat-Seint fit 9amen
rar nno na@ ibrer Hieoerftnft.

gran 9r. Gaarra, pr.iseetronte Stburtsb,lftria
NIT mehrldpriser graris ais Gilftentln an Der -aoz
nisliGen Hraucus9Iinit uns GtbdrsanHalt- IN DiuIs
den, Sansra.
Seboneelt al, Ssrauenfranthtiten nit bssm grfoIs.
GnfbinnuHe i'm Sauie SIS; Ssarh nno simmer So pro
2sode hno outip6r!s. ales frens pripat. @oHiultas
tisu frci.
Rr. sos, Befs@stfmam: Strase.
(Juni25,1S1J gabe SiHeeIs ap,uIe.
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lsus nniereF aeitrisen =. ..JaOFaensaHo "a Dt
Sie oef,rioe q souneuftnftcrnia.

comb o II, 16. 9lpril. - Giue 9epeid)e
aus Satburit, I'M brttiiden @ambia, meloet,
buB Die brltiideu AitrOuomeu auf Der Stas
tion am Salumfluiie, im franSOiiideu Guuts
bin, eIue iebr .riOlgreidle Seobadtuug Der
b.utiseu SOuHenfiuiterniB uOrnubmeH.
1ilett idiuIpia beiunoe,i, ieoodj nid1t beitraft.
2onbo II, Is. @pril. - Der 9lrbe,ters
fiibrer Ben Sillett, Der megen :SrieoeuSbrus
dies prnseliirt ipuroe, rparo ge,ieru pom Der
SurD i6ulbis beiunbsu. Oa Die @eihwos
reucu in ibrenl Seroitt jebo6 erfldrteu. buB
Slllett Die BON ibuI mdbreuo Der Irbeiter.
uuruhen in Sriilol on Die Dieuae gerid)teteu
aufpieaelnben Worte in mcmenraner @r.
re9un9 uno Hidlt nit Der Abfdlt beS Srie,
benSbrudes sedubert babe. eutlleB 9titter
@aps ben Nna.tIaaten itraiLos.
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urs n1e ioniilseH SprndiebIer betlt srirblid1 unS
i4nen eos ~9emuftbcnesseSns 4r. 3O3,
9Ssf=SofImanftrake, ua5e sino.uzarenuc-
(5uni25 2pitsI)
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MAJORS Northumberland

reparirt anss, mas aus aautauf bsitebt Is cts in
oueH 2petbtteE (6tbr2Si,5t-O
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Wer0iffef.

auapolis, 9nb., 10. Ipril.
- GIN 4-labrtger Sobn 8obert BiIion's 1T
inter Spmptomeu uou StrgdulnDerstia
tuus seiiorbeu, uHb cine tlene GOt1ter nes
5ru. 2Dilion liest inter abuliden Sgmp.
tOmen i'm Sterben. Dian sIaubt, oaB ole
Slnber 0as 9iit auf elmer lteren Saufeae
inneeH, mobtn ss sele9t pOrOeu mar, nm
SuuOe Su oer9ilteu. -ssssr
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Der 2 an tt6tSs Set3er
fur eIegaute 8tbauiuuaen
si6t bieielbe Sorte Siee, tpie 1ampi.
MIpa S3nbbaro e. Guutp.,
Baltimore une 4saibiHston.
(92,4,6,l04,6,Sfl
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Ser Semti9e Gorreitomaeut,
EdsIidb, ipodentlih unb Gonntass,

q. Watne, 0ieentbamer nno Resafteas.
ehbipeftz@dt SaItuoresStrab, unb gof-Offce.ass.
Ereis bes fdeIid,cn BIafteS, burd5 9rdaer In Bal.
&imorc uHb in Der HoGbarfdoft beiorst, 12H Gte.;
SasIibe uub eounta ss EAuS eabe 15 Gts. pro
poe bablbar Toheutib an Die bas Blatt beiorseubeu
Eorfo=Sorausbesabuns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fiirsere
3eit I'M 8erbdItnis; fur bic podentlide aluSa aabe
init SorntassbIott, portofre init gbsua tiir CLUBS,
s.. 80 pro Snbr, non ir9enb einem Grte bes jnIans
hes, 81 nab europa. Sonntae q g. =aussabe 81
pro Sabr.-Oas bette uub biuieite oeutjdje 8Iatt
IN ben NitteIs uro Sloftaatsu.
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S6nittluaaren ttit p20wens Saoett,"
1ir. 19, gSejt.SerinsIons StraBe.
(ans, BID
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3ur SeaGtuug Der 9ausiraneu!
3uraunoer.
@fbribfr Girfbfimrr,
friiber 6ebritoer Tetter,
g t o t ct II

Vr. 522, Ycnnfnloania:I enue,
Brcbub.nten fein,r GaliioIHier Rtine uRb Eranbi,
(Sepl2,10
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, The German Correspondent

| DAILY, delivered by carriers to the snbscrioers
! in the city of Baltimore and neighoorhood 12%S
/ cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents pes
week. payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY and
! SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid by publisher
$3.50 per snnum: for a shorter time In propor-
J tiou. WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
| inducements TO clubs, $3.50 per snnum 70 any
parton the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Dally
! or weekly IL per annum. THE BEsT AND
! CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AHn
SOUTHERN STATES.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29

In one large grott0 a stage Is erected.
and half dozen skeletons, dancing rro.
lesquely in the foreground, are q re-
iiected by mirrors that their number
seems to be Legion" Atanother point
after traversing several tortuous avenues
tne visitor comes upon aclever constrnc-
ton Of mirrors above and below and with
lights so arranged that there really seems
70 be no top or bottom to the place, and
hence the name Of the 'Bottomless Pit.t'
Only q little farther away the visitor
comes to the Endless Cave,p produced
IN the same way and quite as interesting.
As the visitor to this remarkable place
progresses from point to point, he rises
iS higher elevation, and by trayersng
an almost imperceptible grade he finally
tnds himself on the shores OF great
lake, into which pours fall Of lava, and
u is here perhaps that he gets the best
idea OF this representation OF the ain.
iernal regions.n The effect is produced.
OF course, by colored lights PLAYING upon
the decorations OF kle structure and by
divers and sundry devices for the en-
hancing Of these effects. There 10 much
3at Is grotesque about the dancing skel-
etons IN the cave referred to, and there
Is considerable that is uncanny in every
part Of this arrangement, but there Il
nothing that is disgusting and terrifying,
though there is much to amuse. When
people turn to 20 out after having seen
all the show they find themselves con-
ironted by numberless passages which
seem to lead everywhere, but which
really lead nowhere, for when you start
70 follow one you run plump against a
a mirror, and the result is that before
YOU lind the way out you are fully con-
yinced that this particular type OF ''hell'
is decidedly jolly place to be in.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

aris is to have worlds fair congress.
The Socialist associations Of Sicily
count 100000 members.
The Argentine navy now comprises
iiitSy-iour first-claes vessels.
Austria will tax oil foreign insurance
companies within her borders.
Finland is to have State telephone
line at cost Of 100000 marks.
The total mileage Of RAILWAYS now
open to traffic in Japan is LIZ.
Mr., Astor's London newspaper has
got him into s400, 600 libel suit.
Princess Beatrice has presented three
tigers to the London geological gardens.
The Pitcairn Islanders have been pre-
sented with a lifeboat by Queen Victoria.
The famine in Russia has made the
able. f''''
German troops are to be sent on long.
forced winter marches to make them
tough.
A French Deputy, NJ. Leygues, pro-
poses an increased duty on corn from 81
TO $3.50.
Austrian Socialists will inaugurate n
universal strike as protest against the
army bill.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29
BOARD or prREcToRs.

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30
.LiCltGnStHin & Hart
No. 228 MARKET ST.
DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
UPHOLSTERY,
FABRICS,
LACE AND HEAVY
CURTAINS.
Or INTEREST TO BUYERS :

OF INTEREST TO BUYERS
Special line of Ingram Car
pets, soc per yard; worth 65c.
Special line of Tapestry
Brussels, o2Hc per yard; worth
75c.
$50 yards Body Brussels, 7
piece, price 81 per yard; worth
SI.25. - "..
Bringing your measures for
above goods will greatly iacili-
tate their prompt delivery.
A roll ci mating of 40 yards
for IS is not always hard to get,
but the quality we are selling
for that money is very rare.
JUST OPENED
$500 yards of novelties in Sash
Curtain Goods; the prices are
from I2Hc to $I.5o per yard.
The strongest convincing ar
gument for our goods and
prices is to get among them.
Don't buy until you have look
cd through our stock.
We will take the risk and
think without doubt the sale
will be ours.
We make over and relay any
old work you may have.
! Competent people only en-
lployed in this department anc
!, our charges are moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30
STRONG WORDS.
Her Testimony and Evidence
Clear and Strong.
Ringing Words of Hope and Cheer
which WIN Comfort Many Hearts.


One OF the most skillful nurses In
this country is Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Ber-
ry OF Hampton, N. HI. She is q lady
OF the widest experience among dis.
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many sick room by her hopeful and
encouraging W ords.
She has sent a communication to
this paper which will he read with
great interest by all.
Through trouble and overwork,' y
she writes, II grew fearfully nervous,
weak, dizzy. faint and exhausted from
nervous prostration until became en-.
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Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1
m now SO well and strong that every
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priseL. would like to tell the whule
world OF women what DIR. Gre ene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy has
done for me, and to recommend ali
women To use this wonderful medi-
cine
II am nurse. and when nursing my
sister gave her this wonderful medi-
cine. She says she never felt better
than since using 1t. / gave 1t also o
a lady suffering from great nervou 9
| prostitution, who could not got mol p
from three physicians. She 10 now
well, strong and ileshy, and says he
would have been in her grave II it had
not been for DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
Il have recommended 1t to many
others with the same wonderful sue
cess, and / would especially say that
II women between the ages OF 40 and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-30
TO-DAY

We place beside these great
Bargains a greater one-an
Elegant Black Suit. Every
body needs just such a Suit
for best occasions. The bread.
winner with weekly wages
can dress as fine as the mil.
lionaire. $500 your choice
of either Prince Albert, Walk.
ing or Sack Suit. Fine quail.
ity, handsomely made and
trimmed, always sold for $40.
In the beginning of the sea-
son we give these Bargains
not waiting until everybody
is supplied-giving an OPP,
portunity before purchasing
to get a splendid Suit and S.
in pocket.
Be sure and ask to see
Lot 3789, even if you don't
want to buy, or buying some.
thing else. Ask the salesman
to show you those Fine
Black Worsted Suits.