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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
ORGAN CONCERT.
A Rare Evenings Entertainment ut ST.
Alphonsus Church.

AlphonSus Church.
Lovers OF music in this city enjoyed
q rare treat at the organ recital and
concert at st. Alphonsus church last
night. The edifce was comfortably
filled, and a great many members of the
clergy occupied seats upon the altar.
The programme heretofore printed In
the REGISTER was followed, and each
number was faultlessly rendered.
The Opera House Orchestra was
augmented for the occasion, and fairly
excelled all previous efforts. A. Frau
enheim organist, of st. Augustine
church, Plttsburg, played several
selections in manner which elected
unstinted praise from musical critics.
The choir was strengthened by the
addition Of several voices, and the
choruses were among the most pleas
ing numbers upon the programme.
Miss Flora Williams, and Messrs. w.
B. Day, C. A. Schafer, and +. Reister,
were in excellent voice, and contributed
in no small degree to the artistic
success Of the affair. Prof. S. Meir,
the musical director, and the choir
of the church, deserve great credit
for the success Of the recital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
ADJUSTMENTS
KEMrLE ANp MS "sxAr.n


n Col. Kemple don't make his audi
ence roar with laughter at the Opera
House tomorrow night, 10 will be his
first failure 20 do so in this city. The
subject and the material he will no
doubt work into it is a sufficient guar
antee Of amusement.
ADA GRAY AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The Ada Gray Company arrived in
the city yesterday from Washington,
d. G. Miss Gray opens a three nights
engagement az the Grand Opera House
tonight in her well-knOwn version of
the new East Lynne, or the Elopement.
This is Miss Gray's first appearance In
Wheeling in two years. She Is support
ed by Wallace p. ketfer's powerful act
ing company, specially organized for the
Worlds Fair 10 Chicago, where they
open next month for a long run. From
present indications East Lynne will
have crowded houses. The special
matinee for ladies and children on We'd
nesday afternoon will certainly be the
largest of the season, as Miss Gray is
the ladies fayorite actress.
SACK M'AULFFE.
At the Opera House next Thursday
night Jack McAulitTe-"Our jack
will make hts first appearance in this
city In his new comedy drama entitled
The King of the Turf" by Duncan B.
Harrison. II is said 20 be one Of the
most realistic plays of modern prOduc-
ton, and gives the champion OF all
champion lightweight pugiliSts an OPP
portunity to display his many and well
known abilities
NEW DEVILS AUCTION.
The most remarkable scene ever pre-
sented in a spectacle Is Charles II. Yale's
Council Chamber of MephiStO, in the
new Devils Auction, which appears
at the Opera House tonight. It's filled
with wonderful mechanical effects
which REQUIRE eleven men 10 operate.
Signorita COncettina Chitten. the pre-
mier dancer OF the DEVILS Auction,
presents a new solo dance this year,
which is OF a most novel character. Ii
was arranged for her by AureliO COccia,
the famous European maitre de ballet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
A CONTRAST
OF What the World and Christ Does for
Man.

Man.
Yesterday was communion day at the
North Street NJ. E. Church, and the
newly installed pastor, Rev. n. d.
johnson, preached a powerful sermon
from the text, John xiv, 27: peace
leave with you, my peace l give unto
you: not as the world giveth, give l I'M
to you. Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let IL be afraid"
The topic under discussion was the
contrasts between what the world does
for man and what Christ does. When
the heart is in pain and anguish, where
does real comfort come from? Ger
tsinly not from the world, but from
Christ himself. This proposition was
proven by the quotation of Scriptural
texts. The world does nothing for q
man while he is living. Many men
have risen TO prominence and have ae-
complished great deeds, but they have
invariably been maligned. When they
are dead, however, they are honored
with monuments by the very people
who were most bitter against them.
Amons the instances cited were those
of Robert Burns and Charles Sumner.
The second proposition was that
christian peace gives confidence amid
dangers" This was exemplified at
length, one striking situation being the
great London earthquake. During
that periloas time John Wesley gath
cred his. followers together and amid all
the panic of that time calmly read the
XLVI. Psalm, beginning, "God is our
refuge and strength, very present
help in trouble"
The third proposition was that Chris.
tian peace gives cslmness amid the ex-
elements of life. The reverend gen
tleman said that in these days, when
night was virtually turned into day by
the application Of the electric light, ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
Fire on the Ohio River Road.

Saturday afternoon fire broke out
in some unknown manner along the
trestle work of the Ohio River railroad,
just north of the Sistersyille station,
and damaged the structure very badly
for about twenty-five yards, portion
of the timbering being chopped away
to keep the fire from spreading any
farther. Transfers were necessary
yesterday, but the track will likely be
in good shape again by to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
nlr2s.aplO

that men could work at night as we'll as
we'll as in day time, and when the thou
sand revolutions in the industrial world
that had taken place enabled men to
live that much faster and under greater
excitement, Christ was frequently lost
sight of-that people were drawn away
from the Cross. Only that Christian
peace which Christ gives could enable a
man to be calm amid all these worldly
sxcitements and distractions.
Rev. E. e. Robb, formerly OF the
Kansas conference, assisted Rev. John
son In the Communion service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
Coming Social Events.

A number Of young folks are arrang-
ing a bowling party to be given at the
Park on Thursday evening.
Invitations have been received here
for hop to be given by the Warrington
Dancing Class, at their Academy in the
Prichard building in that city, on Tues
day evening, April 18th. Lyons or
chestra will furnish the music for dane
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
Picnic Party Upset.

A picnic party, that had been enjoy
Ing the day in the country, was dumped
out In Fulton last evening by the up
setting of the wagon. The horses were
strictly sober, and were trying to do
their duty in getting the crowd home,
but were prevented by the obtuseness
of their drivers. The wagon was soon
righted and the dusty victims Of the &C
cident scrambled into their places un-
hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
Funeral of RIrs. Hahne.

The funeral of Mrs. David Hahne
took place yesterday afternoon from her
late residence on Forty-third street.
The remains were followed to their last
resting place, at Mt. Zion cemetery, by
large number of friends Of the de-
ceased. Mrs. Hahne possessed many
admirable traits which endeared her to
her friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Water Notice.

Owing to the confused condition Of
affairs in the Water Board, the delin-
quent list has become quite large. The
Board has decided to allow all those
indebted to the city for water the re-
mainder of this month in which to pay
up, after which the water will be shut
off in all cases where the delinquencieS
have not been paid.
The CITY WATER BOARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
The CARROTS Sold.

The four CARROTS, belonging to the
Rapid Transit Company, which have
been in the hands of assignee o. Fl. Sta
pleton for several months, we're sold in
front Of the Court House at public auc-
tion this afternoon for 500 each, to r.
j. A. Boreman. An effort was made to
dispose of several Of them to the street
car strikers at Wheeling to run in OPP
position to the street cars, and two OF
them were shipped to that city but will
be brought back.-PGrkersbltTg Senti-
mel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

n
room house No. 30h Thirteenth street, with
bath, both gases; rent f25
Manufacturing; second and third floors, No
1872 kAln street; rent $50 per year.
Store room corner Main and Twenty hrst
street suitable for commission house; rent IS
rooms and attic, on she corner OF Wabash
and Zane street; rent tl3.
room house bath, both gases; on South
Penn street. rent US
room house No. 3 North Huron street;
rent els.
. room house on South Front street; all con
veBieucss; cheap rent.
Country residence-b rooms. natural gas. also
stable; possession at once; rent go; ~ Echo
Point
room house at Elm Grove; rentH
room house az hcMechen. rent -: In Mary
lynn plat
Once rooms on Market; rent Zoo per year.
ROLF & ZANE,
nr2Gs4dh IS27 MARKET ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
MI. Kllngler,s Condition.

Mr.. Al. Klingler, the B. 81 o. conduc-
tor, who was hurt Saturday evening by
being thrown from train in collision
with the Belmont mill "dinkey" engine.
and who was taken to the City Hos
pital, is still lingering with scarcely
any hope of his recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
UNIMPROVED.

$50 buys lot 30Tl00 on LIN street on easy
payments
100 buys lot 3Oxl00 on South Penn sire "a
high ground on easy terms.
100 bgys lot g5rlOJ on McCollOch street
ti5O buys lot e5xl0O In Belyeders addition.
500 buys lot 251l20 on South Huron street. on
time.
go buys lot lO0xl55. Gne for building. A.
Glendale Call and wc will show you over The
grounds free Of cost.
roo buys lot bOrl7ba Park View, near wheel
ing Park, on easy terms.
$50 buys lot l0rl50 Ia Howeli's addiilon 70
Elm Grove.
swssnsy Foundry lots. Is or b feet, running
back to alley. Terms, - cash. = In one. asd
balance In tNO years.
500 buys lot 55zio5 on the motor linz A.
LCathsrwood.
National Pike lots. ali sizes and prices. Call
aud see what We have.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10

NRw YORK, April 9.--The IgorId m
nounces this morning that the fulh aaaount
necessary to free DR. Talmage's Itfpoklyn
Tabernacle from debt has been So Fibed-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10

NJ. L. BLAIR, Alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 9, 1888:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
9pr s,ale-1aral estate.
Real Estate for Sale.

500 buys house Q rooms, cellar, porch. good
water: lot G5xl65, la Elm 0roYe--cbsap home.
Gl,lO0 buys two houses on one lot; rented a.
SIC 10 per mouth; this pays ~ per cent on price
asked: No a Twenty ninth street.
AZ 600 buys new house OF rooms; lot Soriz0,
McColloch near Thirteenth street
$3.50 buys house rooms, bath, attic, cellar,
all conye nienres No. n south Penn street.
5000 buys country homs AZ Echo Point
rooms: lot 5O0I3OO: natural gas. This T. BAR
gain.
5000 buys country home. new house, Sroons,
acres Of land with fruit trees, AZ Beach Bet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10

Don't fan TO Try Belmont Book Beer, a
beverages re for she gods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

News OF the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Congo departed ,or Cincinnati at
S a. m. yesterday, and the Keystone
State for Pittsburg at a. N.
The Liberty is making her regular
daily trips between this point and Clar-
ingtOn. She leaves at $3.50 each after
noon.
There were 10 feet 4 inches Of water
in the channel az midnight and rising.
WARREN, PA, April I9,-Rlver, seven
feet and eight-tenths; clear, mild.
JUST RECEIVED, fuInllne Of Gents
Russia Calf and Patent L per Shoes,
al the leading shapes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
ROLF & ZANE,
sDlsAdh 1927 Market Street.
NOTICE OF SALE.

rs THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO coUs
j. IS, West Yirzinia. y
Vance Shoe Company
Charles Kettler and others.
The undefsigned special comDissionfrs here
bV give notice that, pursuant % the decree
made by said cosr; In the above entitled cause.
on the Sist day Of December, iss2, thsy VIII sell,
On
Saturday, the 22d day Of April. a. o. ieo3.
commanding az 70 O'Clock a. n, Ht the nofsh
front door OF the Court House % said county, In
the city Of Wheeling, WA. AZ public auction,
the following des2fibed real estate, to-Nlts Lot
No in square 50. -, in the Eighth ward.of ibe
said city Of wheeling, formerly In tbs town Of
TsHrs o/sALE one.thlrd, and 81 much more
Of the psfchase money a. ths purchaser shall
elect. ffcash ~ the day Of sale and the resi-
due 1.-two equal instaiinsnts, payable la one
ardEsO years respectively from The day Of sale
wih interest. the Durchassr u give his notes
al approved psfsonal security for the de-
fsrred insia!lments. and the titls % b. retained
'until the payment 10 foil Of the purchase
money. ALfHKD CALDWELL,
Special comnisslonsE
Z John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF the CIfcuit
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, hereby
certify that the shove mayed spesisl comI1ls-
sloners have zlFen bond - security before ne
In accordance with a. The sbore named
decree. 10 ifIH1Lb.
March = -. \Ia..s.s.s.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
Wensrnl 31ottrrs.

CHERRIES TAX NOTICE.
The time Is near when delinquent tai bills
must be posted ct the Court House door and re-
turned 10 the State. Taxpayers will please
take notice Of the fact. Tie oGl,e viii be kept
open on Saturday night atil $3.50 ?. m. for the
convenience Of those who do not desire % Be
Ing delinquency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10
TO PATRONS OF THE

NOTICE III PATRONS Or The
IN WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY.
Gu aud after this date IN addition 10 the siRzf
now-ol cars tie following signals will be -.
On the Loop. or from Benwood 10 Tenth 49,,
= Red Star WILDE displayed on front dGshfhrd
in M day time. and Red Light un6f toe
hood ~ night For the Island BridgepF and
Martins Ferry Green Star viii be dRlaped
on ffoat dashboard In the dGy tins srd
Green Light under the hood - night RsPsea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10

Children Cry fsr Pitchers Caster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-10

chlIdEsU Cry for Pitchers stOda
, 1893-07-22
Stdoti1bes.
Die 2thtermobl.

Gttpa 80 2~(Dpofaten tratel1 geitern 3uiamz
men, I'M fit Bic beDoriteDenbe 9ftcbtcrtpabl
cine 2tite bon Gan0ioatcn auf5uiteuen, 9a&
Jtelultat tpar tpte folgt:
NepubItfaner: Soicpb 6. @arD,
s.. s.. 6. OtiQer, Otto s. 8ub, So6n
Gibbons, SameS g.. 6orlan, Gbmuno
Surte, 2lbncr Smit6, Nilliom 8ofc, 6p.
9. Srccman, G0bert Wf1tbcr.
0emofraten: Sobn Barton 8aDnc,
Noom8 @oobrib, S. 8. SDopalter, g.
Mc6ugD, 8errD 5rUm6ul, @. 81. 2Dnne,
George WtiQ5 9tO8er5, 6Orace s.. Wtarttu,
81. gS. EobtnlOn, So0n O'Gonnor.
Die 2tite iou Dem acknowledgements 5lr
9(0Itinmung Dor0clcgt uu0 ic bier bon
jeoer Q5artct, Die bic mciiten Stimmlen err
balten, iOQcn ais nominirt ougcieben tperz
ben. s. lit tn0eb ipo0ric6einlicb, boB Ole
0enofratcn iidb nicbt nm Die 9tominottoz
ncn 0er NoOofotcn tiimmcrn, ionoern Gin
~ltrifte5 Poricttidct aufitcuen per6en.
Dem 8ernc6mcn nacb iou Senator Sui
lom 8c0en cine lufitctlun9 WarD's ietn, ba
CT befitrcbtct, baB Die bcuticben uno bic
QIrbeiterilimmen 0urcb cine lolbe 9tomtnaz
tiOn Der republtfaniicbcn 9ortei p~erloren
geben1 Di1oen.
, 1893-07-22
2lIfo ooh !

Die GGter bon Goof GDuntD baben ieBt
tpirfli3 in Der Berion beS QtbOofaten gSalz
fcr einen Spe5iaIantpaIt fir Bic 8uoel-
6Gae on8eltellt, ipelcber fir feline 2lrbeit
tdglicb 800 erbalten lou. 9a 6err
gSnlfer minbcitenS Elm Dalbes Sahr gu tbun
baben ipirb, 10 beoeutct baS cine Ginna6mc
bon na6e5u $4,000. GountDonmalt
OfaDer, Der BON recbtsmegcn bieie 6Gle en-
lcDtgen ioltc, fam ittb's Dertpeil bequem
mocbca, ba bic Gountppdter 10 groB:1iiz
tbt8 ii1O, bnB ie tbn eincn groBen G6eil
icincr 9lr6cit abnebmen, i'm abcr 6ennocb
o1fitr bc5a1Icn. 3par, Bic 6inanSen bc5
GountpS iinb in feincm icbr gllten gu
itonbe, aber mas peri9ld8t5 Na8 6crrn
9Solfer in Den ScbooB gciporfen pir6, fam
ia in Der cIben Belt al ben Sniaiien bon
Cunning erlpart tpsr6en. Die itno ~Sufriez
ocr, ipenn tic uur ibr armieligeS 2eben
bobel1 uno mltrren nic6t!
, 1893-07-22
SeTcrtm9+

9te Oe1 aln1nti1tmme 0e5 0el6unliabes
ourb bic 8unfen bat in p%ergangencr @oc6c
no9 fetne Gauienb Mtuionen bctrQ0en.
@S fommt nibt oft Dor, baB Dieic Summe
ntBt um9cieBt miro u1o oeutet 0QS ouf
et1c icbr grOBe 0eicbdftSflau6eit BIN. Die
Equalization rubt DoIlit6nbig, 0enn ipo 6aS
io8cnanltte le9tttme 0cicbGft barnte6erliegt,
oa enttptdelt itD 0ltb feline Equalization ;
no Der 8oocn gar 81 unfrucbt6ar lit, gez
betDt alA baS l"tnfrout 11tcbt. Sins G6er
benertt man boot, ipcnn man ltcb i'm 0an6e
umItcDt, nGnlIib cling aImGblicbe Hiiffebr
De5 SertrauCns, lDenn oaiiclbe alldb itcuenz
ipetlc our9 3abl1n9SeiniteIungen BON
8dl1ten, 1tOCD aufgeDalten pDer unterbrod6en
iptrb. SIN groBen @an3en aber bat iicb
oaS Sertr0uen befcitt9t unb 6a5 0ei9Gft
oet1cttlprecbcnD gehobcn, mic DaS ia lhon
elm 8lif ouf ben 8anfau9tpeis er9ie6t, Der
IN 6icicr Mocbe nit ) 8rosent 9tufbeiiez
rtn8 8c8en bic 8ortpod6e a6idbLteBt. g8ir
9retfen BON Ben 8anfauSgleic6un9StGtten
nut Die ipi6ti9iten berau8.
gteip YOrf bat Bel ctnem um1ab bon u1r
1000 OoQ0rS i~peni8er ais in Scr boriqcl1
gSo6e (561, $50, 1884 gegcn 561, 558, 500
nltr 10 b. s. t%ocntger um8eicbt, ais in Der
9letB(0lfen0cn Q8Oc9e b. g., in Set poriQen
gSocDe 0ber 11.2 y. S.; G9icago bat fetne
gelerun8 ~arf5utpeiicn: 17.5 ge9cn ia;
8olton zinc 8elierung Tin 2 b. S.: 1913
9egen 1871; BDilo0clp6ia cine 8clieruno
Inn l b. s.: s 9e8en IL; ct. QouiS einc
8erlbIecbterun8 nm 5 u. S.: 20 QeQen Is;
Baltimore clue 8e%rid6Lecbtcrung bon 5 b..
g.: 6.2 8cget 1.3; 9ittsbltrg cine 8e1fez
run9 bon 2 b. S.: 14.5 gegcn 1862; Sim
clnnati 2 b. $. 8c~iicrUng: 16.5 oeqen
1875; &oniaS Gttp 20 b. s.. Geri6lecbtez
run8: Ais 9e9en 1871; gtetp Orleans 81.
3. Scnerung: 81 9e9en -; Mtlipoufec
l p. .. Ser19lebtcrung: 26.5 geoen 25.3.
Inn 'penn mir an bic &Iite 6es StiQen
Nteerc9 8eDen, 10 finben mir 6a cine 8eiiez
run8 bon 27. b. s.. in San Trancisco.
LA 8e9en 41.5; BON - y. s.. in Sort
ldno: 27.1 ge9en 40; BON 4 b. s.. in
seattle; 4l.5 8egen AL, un6 bon 81 b.
y. III SOS An8cleS: 1863 gegen 47,6.
8e1onoere Oenu0t6uung muB 6ie erbcbz
ltcbe Nufbeiierung in SEEM Oorf gemdbren,
benn 6a Stem OOrt Ben @ei9aftsgano I'M
ganSen 2anOc r~pieOeripie8elt, 10 mus aucb
sic Grperbst0Gtigfeit i'm gan5en Qatoe fib
geDoben bo6en, pic bas ia auc6 aus Ser
8erminOerung Des 2lusfauS gegen bic 9orz
po3e nm 5 .. $. berOorge5t. 11nb bas
, 1893-07-22

Sett 6em IA. Su!i lit Sic 12id6rige W2aD
6roit aus Bancroft, Mt6., ipurlos berz
l6ipunben. 9aS MGodben DerlieB oaS
Glternbaus am ~9enannten 0atum, nm 5u
ibrcr S6meiter noc6 G6eltenbam 81 %reiien,
no lebtere Dem 9tep. WcGorb bcn 6au5z
bait fitbrt. WtaD traf am 2tben6 nicbt elm
uno oQe Na6fori6un9en, iowobl Der Bo=
lt5et, ais aub Der Young Women's
Christian Association, Die itcb fir bic
Sabe intereiltrt bat, itn6 bi8ber ~erfol9lo8
8cblieben. Ser Gonbuctcur beS 3u9e5 ber
@rano Srunf 8dbn, nit Dem Mtap no6
Gbica9o fubr, bat altsgcia9t, baB ct itb
0es WtGobeuS, oaS fir iein Glitter auBerz
orOentlidb enttptfelt getpeicn lei, mo6l err
tnnere. 9asiclbs babe anibetneno nicbt
rccbt getpuBt, lpo6in es itcb tpenben ioue
uno cine ate, 9iitig duSieben6e 0ame babe
fib erboteu, baS OtGbcben nit iib nacb
tbrer WObnun9 tt Gbica9o 3u ncbrnen, falls
es betmatblo5 lei, pber feline 8crnanbtcn
ni9t ftn6cn f0nne. 6icrnab Iiegt nun bic
Nnnabme nabe, 6aB bas WtGochen BON bieier
Srau mitgen0mmen uno ieBt feitge6alten
miro, benin an6ernfau5 tpiiroe tie ia BON
Oem 8inoe ben 0talnen ieiner S6tpeiter err
ra6ren unO otele benacbricbttgt BADEN. 8iS
jcBt lit es aber ni6t geIungen, ipeber icne
Dame nob ir8cno etnc Spur bon Der Ser
i9mun0enen 5u finoen. WtaD miro ais
ausnabmSwetic biibidb, init groBen braunen
Qlugen unO fiir tbr Sitter ~belonberS itarf
entpi6elt %beic6rte6en.
, 1893-07-22
II I'm Ierem 9an6e Standardization All 6em

in inherent 2an6e Standardization 3u Dem
c1orn1en 8etrage bon $4,000, 900, 900,
obcr ungefGDr Dreimal 70 pieL ipie Sic Sc
Observation-Disclosures unlerer 9fnttonaIz
bonfcn i'm Ocy30ngcncn Oftobcr ber1rz
l0tben
0tele 8erglei0ung 9ibt un5 cine treffz
ltdc 6anbbabe 5ur~ @rmciiung Ser 9eipalz
tt9en @r0Be Der aIitralii6en Stnan5fataz
itropbc, Der u%ngebeucren Qluf6lGbung bon
@ertben un6 Set pcr6litHenoen &opfloitg>
felt bel auf eingebtl6ete g6ertbe baiirten
ipefulotiben oltnterneDmun9en in Ben
aultraliidcn &olonien. Sic 5eigt obcr 5u>
9lctcb oucb iDte berbGltniBmdBt9 u1bebeu7
tcn0 Die in u1tierem 2ar0e in ben leBtelt
lccbS Wfonaten ftattgebabtcn 8dnffataItro1
p6en i'm Ger9Ietc6 6u ben atitraltichen
itnb. Gtncr fiir3licben nicbtomtliben gln7
ga6c beS Gomptrollcrs Gfel5 3ufolge iin6
III Der 3cit bonn l. Sonlar bis gum 30.
Stunt 5. IS. fir inSgeiammt 26 N%0tiDnal>
banfeu, NIT @elammtber6inbltcbfeiten bon
annG6ernb $1O,587, 947 Ofaiienberpalter
ernannt ipDr6en. Seit6cm lin6 tpcitere II
ipadelt8e Notionolbanfen nit Gerbinbli6>
fettcn Don $0,4S3, 737 ~DDrlGufig, 5. +. bis
5ur crfolgtcn gcnauen 8riifung i6re5Stanz
ocS gelbloiien por6en. Nn9enommen
nun, oaB au6 biele 8anfen fiir poQi9 borz
fcrOtt erflGrt iperbelt uno i6re Qtufl0lung
alt8coronet miro, 10 bdtten mir in etiua
iieben Wtonatcn 43 8n1f6anfcrotte init Oe>
iammti4ulOen im8etra8c bon $18,771,6 85
gegen II 8onf6anferotte III cttpa anbcrtz
balb Wtonaten nit 0elammti5uloen i'm
8etra9e bon $516,50 900 in Nuitralien.
9a itno mir !pa1rltcb nOcb geGtnOe baOon
9ctommcn.
, 1893-07-22
Sic tttfa0cn Der 0athrnltfGctt 8anf=
fraGc~

l1eber Sic l1riacben Der aultroLiic6en ST.
nan8folamitGt Der i%Hngiten Wfonotc cr64lt
man crit jeBt 6urcb ciucn iatbOeritGn6igen
Mel6ourner &orreiponbe1tcn Ser 8raoz
itrect'iben 0anoel5a9cntur intereiionteu
un6 D0uigcn Nutl9luB.
9}ac6 BET 2tniicDt jene5 ouitralii5en Sc
tp6br5mnnncS itlro Die llriocben Scr 5o0lz
reiben 8onffrade folgen0e: 2luBergez
tDObnli6e neutrality-suspicious. Der 8anfen
our3 bic @ei6dftSpeLt, tDoOurb 0telelben
3u itarfcm 8or8en BON en9ltic6cm 0etbc &C.
Sipun8en ipurOen; unitatt6afte 8ermebrung
Der 8onfen un0 i6rer 6tltolen; betrQcbtz
ltcbe Q6na0me in bet 8robuftion bon 81
pOrtdrttfeln, g~erin9er 2lblaB 0e5 0anptz
opportunities - WoQe 49, unb un8e1unoe
Misrepresentation.
Die SeD0lferung Don Q(uitroLien betrG9t
mn 3,250,000 SecLen. 9jeieIbe lit I'M
2aufe bet lebten Sabre BET bonn Otltttcr7
IanOe I'm ntcDt tpcnigcr ais 325 Wfiltoz
nen Bfun6 Sterling o6er $1,625, 900, 600
in Die &rei6c geratbeIt. 0a8 9eiBt:
auBer lcincr 0egenicitigen Geri9ul6un9
i6ul0et 6o3 @olf bon Q(litrolten Dem Ser
einigten &0ni9reiD nob pet &opf bon
$3.50 bis $500, ober bon $4,000 Bis $500
pet Tamilie. Gine 9lei9e Geri9ul0ung in
u~nieren 2onbe piir0e iicb auf anndDern0
$500 ,000, 600 ober me6r belaufen, obcr
oui un9cfdbr Sic 66lfte 6eS geiammten
9anoeSoerm08enS. Die geborgten 9ctpalz
ttgen Summer itnb altf bic cine ober anoere
Weiie perplempert DorOcn.
Der unDer1net6ticbe 3uiolnnenbru6 be-
9onn i'm 6erblte 1891. Den Qlnfa11g
ma6ten Sic 9rOBen Gan6ipefuIattonSge>
icQi6uften, Bic BON @roBbritanien enOrn1e
Summen geborgt batten. 8ereitS am
S9ltiie 6es Sa6re5 1892 beliefen itb bic
BET ben maiicnbaftcn Notwithstanding
gen tnOolDtrten Summer auf $150,000,>
600. Sim Gnbc 6e5 WfonoteS Sonuar
1893 erfolgte Der 3uiammcnbrucb Der Sc
Deral 8anf bon Wtelbpurlte, elmer Oct be-
bclttenbltcn 8anfcn Q(uitra(ienS. Sn Set
o3ett pom |. Scbruar bis sum 3. 2lprtl er=
fol9tcn feline beoeutenoen 8alfcrptte,
ober bonn lebtercn Sage al bis sum- II.
Dfoi pcrtracbten in OteGbourne, StOne0
ltnD 8riS6anc ntbt ipc11iger ais 3lp0lf
9roBe 8anfen, nit @crbinbliDfeitcn inn
@eiammtbctragc Don $516, 500, 900! Gincr
9cb6Bulrg auf @run0loge scr 8eo0lterung
5HfOl9e ipir0e ei1e dDnIic6e 8antfataitrOp9e