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The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The World.

With the exception of the ticket de-
partment Portland theatre will be closed
this week until Thursday, Thanksgiving.
During that time active preparations
will be made for the elaborate revival and
production of Little's famous spectacular
melo-drama "The World" which will be
given Thursday afternoon and evening by
Little's great company of twenty people
with special scenery. The locale OF the
play EN- braces two countries and there
is an opportunity of magnificent stage
effects in the great camp scene,
the raft scene and the explosion and
wreck at sea, which will be taken ad-
vantage of.
"The, World" is the famous play that
ran for 10 nights in the Boston theatre,
and in which Dan McGuinness, now de-
ceased, made the hit of his theatrical
life. Seats are now on sale at the box
office and the demand is lively.
Primrose and West.
Primrose and West with their minstrel
show SO long and favorably known to the
theatre going public, will be here this
week and will give two performances at
City Hall, Thanksgiving afternoon and
evening. The world loves to laugh and
there is no doubt one will get all he
desires when this popular attraction
comes.
Robin Hood.
That the opera of Robin Hood will be
seen by large houses is shown by the
large 81; !, of seats to the performances
next Friday and Saturday evenings aud
Saturday afternoon. Those intending to
go should ..apply early for seats. The
opera Will receive it's renditions at the
hands of the Portland Ideal Opera com
pany, which is made up from the best
musica, element in the city. 1t has for
it's musical director, Mr.. F E. Macomber,
a gentleman of long and valuable expert
ence in this line of work, and who is
known to many Portland people through
his connection with the opera of
Priscilla. Mr.. James Gilbert of boston,
has been secured to. stage the piece. Mr..
Gilbert is one of the best in the country
in this line of work and his extraordi-
nary abilities as stage manager are
evinced by the phenomenal success OF the
extravaganza, "1492," the professional
presentation of which was under his
direction. s ~ - 81 NJ n, ~ ~ = ~
Notes.
q Thessecond entertainment by the Gill
bert Lyceum course will be a concert by
the Remeuyi Grand Concert COMPANY
next Wednesday evening at Kotzschmar
hall. Remenyi is SO well known in Port
land that he needs no special mention,
and he has with him some of the best
people in the profession.
Gilbert's Thanksgiving ball, the event
of the season, occurs Thursday evening.
It is sure to be grand affair.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
Vote of Thanks.

An official document from the Board
of Lady Managers Worlds Columbian
Commission, bearing the official seal and
stamp of the board, bound with a knot
of white silken cord, has been received
by the Ladies' Cecilian Quartette of this
city for singing at the Worlds Fair. 1t
contains the following:
Resolved, That a vote of thanks be
extended to the Cecilian Quartette for SO
faithfully entertaining the board this
afternoon with their sweet music.
.(Signed) SUSAN G.. COOKE,
Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
500 Reward, 500.

The reader of this paper will be pleased to
earn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. HalPs Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being Constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. ). CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O,
ySold by Druggists, 75c.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
The ATKINSON
FURNISHING CO.,
Cor. Pearl & Middle SITS.
L. CARLETON Manager.
To the Honorable Court of
County Commissioners for the
County of CuFMbe rland.

TIME undersigned municipal officers of the
Il town Of Gorham, being seectmen of said
town of Gorham,
Having received petition and information
from Albert NJ. Hamblen, William Cloudman,
d. S. Brown, o. A. Hill and nine Others, tax
payers and residents of said town,
Respectfully represent that the true bounda-
ries OF the COUNTY! road leading from Maine
street in said Gorham near the residence of
Clark Dyer on Maine street, to the towns of
Windham and Gray, and OH the part of said
highway or County road in said Gorham, and
by reason of there being no monuments on said
highway, the bounds and lines are uncertain or
lost
Wherefore they pray your honors to examine
thatpa of said highway in said Gorham and
locate and define its limits and boundaries and
cause durable monuments to be erected at the
angles thereof according to the provisions of
the Statute in suen cases made and provided
Given under our hands this 25th day of No.
vember. A. D. 1898.
+. M. WILSON, ! SeIectmen
LEWIS L. FILES, of
LEWIS McLELLAN,) Gorlam.
Gorham, Nov. 25 1898.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
COUNTY NOTES.


Citizens of the town of Gorham petit
ton the county commissioners to relo-
cate the county road leading from Cor
ham village through South Windham to
Gray. The relocation is for that portion
in the town of Gorham. Hearing will
be held at 10 a. m, selectmen's office,
Gorham, December Both.
A petition has been filed for changing
the new Rigby Park highway. AS at
present located it interferes with the
switches at Scarboro crossing.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
Prof. warren's Lecture on Architecture

Prof. warren's Lecture on Architecture.
A well informed gentleman speaking Of
the last lecture by Prof. Warren said,
!" it was as perfect a University Exten-
sion lecture as I ever heard. The Art
History Club, under whose auspices
these lectures are given, have had many
applications for evening tickets. These
they are obliged to absolutely refuse !,
as only limited number can be accom-
modated and that number is complete.
They regret it exceedingly, and hope
the lectures may be repeated at some
other time.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28

Competition floored.
why not come direct to
headquarters for your win.
ter outfit ?
We have a larger stock,
bettervariety, ownit cheap
er, and will sell the same
quality for less price than
any Of the SO called whole
salers' stores in this city.
Our Clothing was selected
for this market, being OF
the finer qualities, and it is
being sold below manufac-
turers' costs.
We sell suits worth $50
for SIS, and $l5 Suits for
$40. Overcoats and listers
are cut i'm the same proper
ton.
chiIdren's Clothing is cut
in half on Cape Overcoats
and three piece Suits. Fur
nishing Goods at ridiculous
prices. You will be inter
ested in the Shoe Depart
ment when you call.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
A Faithful Lookout.

The little Damariscotta packet, W. C.
Pendleton, which plies out of this port,
has vigilant loo kout on duty on the
DOW. This member of the crew is a fine
Newfoundland dog. AS the Pendleton
came up the harbor yesterday the dog
was at his post, looking grave as an old
tar.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
DR.. Blanchard,s Lecture.

The Rev. DIR. Blanchard will deliver his
second lecture on The Religions of the
World this evening at Z. As o. clock in the
vestry.o Congress Square church. Sub
ject-" Confucius and the Religions of
China" All persons interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
The Ball Tonight.

Tonight, at City Hall, will be held the
annual ball of the Cumberland Rowing
Association. As all their previous
dances have been most enjoyable affairs.
it would be we'll for those who taxa
pleasure in this amusement to be present
tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

Monday-Patrick McDonough, John
brennan, William b. Hanrahan, Samuel
Nicholson, Patrick J. McDonough, John
T. Flaherty, John Warren, Charles Robin
son and Patrick F.Duran. Intoxication I:
each fined 50 and costs.
Wingate r. Bragdon. Intoxication
fifteen days in the county Jail.
John Lee and Benjamin F. Pritchard.
Common drunkards; each thirty days in
the county Jail.
John C. Cady. Search and seizure:
fined 500 and costs and sixty days in the
county Jail. Appealed.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28


Building, is now complete, and when a
rev pictures and casts are put in place,
all will be ready for the dedication next
June.
Mr.. J. c. Rogers, the father of W. S..
Rogers, now in Jail in Augusta for
forging checks, came on from Broolyn,
NY, last week to see his son, who is
very low with consumption, and spent
MT. Rogers said that many of the news
papers had greatly exaggerated the
amount of money represented by his
sons forgeries. Most of the checks he
says, were for small amounts and were
obtained from the young mans ac-
quaintances or friends. The father has
got trace, he thinks, of nearly all the
total will exceed $500. Several who
cashed these checks told the father that
as they knew the young man they would
have cashed as readily:a S100 check as one
for SIS. Mr.. Rogers wants to make some
arrangement by which he can take his
son home to die. The young mans
mother is very low from the shock oc-
casloned by the conduct of her son and
wants to see him once more.
A cablegram to the New York Herald
gives the following account OF the loss
OF OF the Maine schooner Frank S. Warren
The schooner Frank S.Warren, Captain
Ira A. B. Gahan of Bath, Me-, bound
from brunswick, Ga, to South Am boy,
struck bad weather off Cape Hatteras
on November Z, and sprung a leak. On
the oth she was popped by a heavy sea
and the second mate was washed over
board, but was rescued by means of a
line. The water gained on the pumps
and hurricane was blowing. The sea
washed clean over the vessel, carrying
away the boats, forward house, main
and fore booms, bulwarks and the deck
load OF lumber. All hands were in the
mlzzen rigging till p. M, when they
yentured down the fore and found the
fore-cabin stove in and all the provisions
gone except chunk of salt beef and
small tank of water. The schooner was
straining heavily and the decks were
level with the water. Signs of distress
were holsted. On the 10th steamer and
bark passed without seeing them, In
latitude 36. 40, longitude y, on the morn
ing OF the tn, they sighted the steamer
Iran, of Liverpool, bound from New
Orleans to Havre. She attempted to
launch her starboard boat. but through
the heavy rolling of the steamer the de-
taching gear slipped landing the boat on
the rail and staving her in. Eventually
she launched small boat in charge of
Chief officer Jennings, and made two
trips to the schooner and took off the
crew of eight men. Before leaving they
set fire to the schooner All hands
arrived at Havre last night.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
U. S. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

BEFORE COMMISSIONER BRADLEY.
Monday-Patrick Duran of Portland,
was brought before Commissioner Brad
ley charged with selling liquors without
a United States tax receipt. He pleaded
not guilty, waived examination and was
committed in default of bail. He will
be brought up at the December term of
the District court.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

The returns which Hon. S. W Matthews,
commissioner of labor statistics is re-
celvlng show that the sum of $26. 500 is
paid annually by non-residents to resi-
dents at Bar Harbor for rent of cottages,
and that over one million of dollars a
year is paid out by summer resort people
Tor farm, garden and dairy products
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
I. o. r. M.

All members of Cogawesco Tribe are
requested to be present Tuesday sleep,
as business of Importance will come be-
fore the tribe.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
X. JOHN LITTLE
Go CO.
AUCTION
SALE (.
The greatest bargains ever
offered. Lowest prices
ever named on sta
pie merchandise.

A great rush all day Monday.
Sale to be continued through
the week.
The following are some of the
leaders that must attract bargain
seekers:
5000 yards best styles and
quality of Prints, at &c "a yard,
worth &c.
1000 yards Bates, and equally
as good GingER;aaaas at A l-2c per
yard.
$500 best a.. G. E. Feather
Ticking at He l-2c per yard.
usual price ESc. This is the
best Ticking made.
10 pieces Table Oil Cloths at
lOC per yard.
5000 yards Outing Fiannels at
Sc per yard. worth I2 Ice.
Towels, kmOttesa fringe, As
ut csc apiece.
White Blankets, $I.OO, l.5O,
300, 9.37, 2.75, 400, A.5O and
upwards, every pair a gilt edge
bargain.
COIOred Blankets 50, CSC.
$1.25, 200, ESQ, 800 and up-
wards.
1000 yards A Unbleaciaed
Cotton at a A-@c yard, worth
q Lee "a yard.
The great sale of quilts will
occur a few days In ter, the time
and price will be announced.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28

Inc North Turner cheese factory made
Q o., LOU pounds of sheese this season, ,using
9 5;S pounds of milk for a pound of cheese.
rms is the twentieth year the factory
mas been In operation under the faithful
supervision of Ira l.. Mason.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28

One Augusta girl who attended the
Harvard Yale game Saturday, sacrificed
"Trip TO the Worlds Fair, to be able to
see that great athletic contest and She
made the choice deliberately.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Comptroller OF The Currency.

Washington September 3oth. 1898.
M HEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned. it has been
made to appear that THE Chapman National
Bank of Portland" in the City of Portland. in
the county of Cumberland and State of Maine,
has complied with all the provisions of the
Statutes of the United States, required to be
complied with before an association shall be
authorized to commence the business of
Banking:
NOW THEREFORE I. James H. Eekels,
Controller of the Currency. do hereby certify
that the chapman National Bank of Portland
Cumberland and State of Maine, is authorized
to commence the business of Banking as
provided in Section Fifty one hundrei and
sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of the United
States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness nv
hand and Seal of Office this 3oth day Of
September, 1898.
JAMES H. ECKELS,
Seal Controller of the Currency
No. 1858. Oct3eod2m
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-28

That pride of Bowdoin and all it's
friends, the magnificent Walker Art
Building, is now complete, and when a
few pictures and casts are put in place,
all will be ready for the dedication next
June.
, 1893-04-04
Uod iiebsebn Jobren 9elin9t eE
enolidt
Ginen 1Tlenfdenrduber ob5ufaien.


Salisbury, ST., 4, QtpriG.
Gor iteb5e5n Sabren Deribpanb Die 6a7
mails 8pOlfiQ6rige Gli5a Gberington auf
~gebeimniBpoIe gSeiie, unO trob aller 8es
m%iibungen bon Seiten Der befiimmerten
Gltern tonnte aucb nic6t bic gerin9fte Spur
bon oern Md66cn aufgefunben merben.
Sin Sa6r borauf ipurbe Sante8 Butts,
tpelc9er 8uIebt nit benz MaDcben 9eie6en
tporben unb Ser SIT 8leicber 3eit BEN 0rt
DerlieB, DerDaftet; e8 9elang ibm iebo3,
nacbOem CT, pie eS beiBt, bie 8eamten be-
itocben bate, aus ser 6aft gu entfommen,
Suits, Dem es iettoem itets gelong, alien
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus5utpetdben, ipurbe
geftern enblib in Der @obnun9 bon Ser
ipanOten feitgenommen. St 9eitan6 Elm,
6aB CT baS MGb3en entfiibrt babe, be6oupz
tet iebo3, baiieIbs an Snbtaner p~erfauft gu
baben. Die Gbatia6e, baB man ieitbem
niemal8 pteoer ettpas bon 6emieLben geb0rt
bat, fitbrt gu Der Ql1rnabme, baB Der Gntz
flbrer bos &tnO bel Seite geibafft bat,
, 1893-04-04
Dermrtihtes.

- Sine groBc Stole ipielen Sic !6aarz
f%iinitler auf Oen Si6i6is Snieln. Die
0Guptlinge oieier Suielu perpenocn auBere
Oroelttltcbe Sorgfalt Gut ibre1 6aarpuB.
Sober BON iDncn bat etnen etgencn f%yrileur,
Der NIGHTS rpetter SIT tbun bat, ais ben &opf
ieines 6crrn in Srbnun9 Su erbalten, oel>
len 6anr unO Bart Su ialben unO 5t frGuz
ieln, mas in1nter mebrere StunDcn pom
Sage IN lniprltcb ntmntt. 9teie 6%rtlelre
gelten ais bciltg un0 unoerleBltb; tbre
6Gnoe tperben ourc6 Yrteiter getpeibt; lie
oiirfeu feline anocre 2lrbeit perrtcbten. gtidt
einmal eiien 0iirfcn Sic 6aarfltnitler nit
ibreu l6Gn6en; e5 iptrb ieoem @in5elnen
cine Bcrlon gebalten, Die i'm %fitttert.
- Sin ofrifanii6es ltrtbeil iiber 8erz
lin" tpir6 inn y@lobus" mach Dem 8ericbte
0es I'M OlDicbilan0c poriibergebero t6Qtig
geipcienen W%fiiiionor9 WfQr. QllcTon6re Sc
9foD in Ser 0oc6enidbrift y9es Mtiiions
@at6oliques" mitgetbeilt. IS beiBt Da:
yOfan6ara Ger inn pcrfloieneu Sabre perz
Itorbene 6Quptltng BON Wto1cbD bat einn1aL
i'm Gefolge zines beutic6en 8eiieltOen (OttO
s. Gblers) Oret iungc &eute naD europa
reilen laiien, Oret 6trten, Die Don ben oeltz
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yYrit5en, @eian0te, beDollmGcbttgte W&tz
hitter" gcic6ntildt ipurben, pelcbe gefomz
men ieicn, INN Dem Deuticben &atier 2lfrifa
I'M Qllgelneinet uno Den &tltmn> 9t0icbaro
int 8eiOnOerct SIT 6ilBen 81 legen. (9iele
llebertretbung macbt gegen Die QSabrbelts>
lte6e DeS Ott11tonarS ettpas mtBtrautl6D
gSir trafen bclte Oieie braOen Sungen, Die
G1f iplcbe 9Seiie foitenfrci cine interelia1te
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macbt bGben. 9tatiirlidb m0cbte man germ
tbre @ttbritfe erfabren. NaS bat in Ser
lin tbrer natpet Qo~rltellungSfraft am meiz
item in1ponirt? Die enorr1e Wtenge ton
&iiben, Die iie auf 6em @iebbof geicbelt
baben. SIN lte6rigen iinO tie pOlltGn0tg
euttGui6t Dcimgefebrt. Sic batten Die
GuropGer INNER fiir reicbe uno fluge
&eute, fir cine Qtrt 6albg0tter gebaIten:
yaber, iagten tic, iteut @ucb Dor, bort iiebt
man ipirfIicbe g8eiBe Die Str0Be febren,
QSaiier troge11, 6unDe icbeereu, Otiit iantz
mcln, Sreilicb 9ibt cS alb Hei6e; So.
Die SeltBer ie1er &ibe, 06er Die geDen nie>
mails aus. Sic tpobnen in groBen Steinz
D~Gu1ern, III HGumen, Die lpie SpiegcL
glGn5eu, unb itBcn bon 6rii6 bis 9Ibeno
auf Stu9len, Die nit 53et9 geitopft ltno:
boneben iteben flcine, nit SGgeipGbnen
gefilute Soften, 1teben sic man btnlpuft.
9iele 0tenic6en iino au~eroings gliidlicb;
ibre etnSi9c 8eibGfti9ung tit eS, beitGnoig
Die 6GnDe in Die Sal6e Su lteGen. 2lber
Die, pelc6e Su inns bier beralSfOmmen, lid
0bmitben uno a~rbeiten, Die baben feline nit
3eug aus9eltopften Stiible; tie itnO BON
ben QnDcrn ouS9eibi6t uuo mitiien 8anS
arrle SellTel lctn."
, 1893-04-04
Pel9olono.

9lllen GrniteS bal man itb nit Der Srage
be16Gftigt, fpie Der 3ettpunft Der gGn3liden
Qlufl0iung Ser Sniel 6elgolan6 m0glibit
binauSSuibjeben unb 6oS 3erit0rung5tpert
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blum Der Qlrt Der allnlGlt8en Nufl0iun9 Der
6elienlniel unD beren ltriacbe an Srt unb
Steuc erforoerltcb. Die angeitellten I'M
terlu6ungen baben Nun ergeben, oaB Die
3erlt0rungen fetnestpegS 0uetn OaS Nerf
6er ftetigen 2lrbett Der Wogen lit, bic bel
ltarfem gtorb7 unD 9torbmcititurm bauS6o6
gegen Bic itetlen 6elStpGnDs nit ungebeurer
Nucbt anprallen, 1onOert, DaB nDb Elm anz
beres @lement, Der 6rolt, ais 8un0esgez
nOIIe btn5utrttt.- Der genteiniame Ser
ntcbtul1gSfrteg gebt MIN tn Der 8et1e Dor
itd6, oaB bon ben anititrmenocn @ogcn un0
Deren SprtBtDaiicr iDiDte au6 Durcb 9tegen
cine ntcbt unbeoeutenbe Otenge gSaiier in
Die 3lm gr0Bten G6etle lbrGg la~noeintpGrts
geneigten S6idbten DeS 0eitcins %gelangt,
itcB bier anian1melt uno i'm Ntnter g~efriert.
GS lit %befannt, lpel6 9epaltige Strait 6as
Wal1er in 1"eiltert l~lebergange pom fliil1iqe1
sum felten 3uitanbe entptfelt un6 oaB
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mag. SIS perben aliO gauge Sbibten abz
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itb ipeidben @~citeitS pir6 0erortig 9elodert,
baB es MIR nodb Ser ~mec6aniicben Strait
l~etitltng Der unpraIenben Mogen beoarf.
INN allmGltg Elm 6eIsftild na9 benz anberen
lOS5urittteln uno in Die Sicfe gu Icbleubern.
no Die et8entIicbe &~orroitonSarbeit bes
OtccreS crit %beginnt, inbem eS oteie Iosqez
%rlIienen S0etle Observation-Disclosures, serz
%fleinert, 5erreibt uno in Scblamm aufl0ft,
Der it9, nit benz Wteernaiier bermiicbt, ME
ein rOtber &ran5 nm bie ganse Smell,
namentli9 an Ser 9torbieite, berum3tebt.
50 6abcn bie 9taturfrafte icbon Sobrbun=
Oerte t6r Spiel 8ctrieben unb iperben NIGHT
cher ruben, ais bis iib ibncn fciu @toer=
itanb mcbr btetet un0 MIR npcb etlt ROTH
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mantii6e 6elgolanb, oas @retna @reen
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bur6 9emcntirung Der 9anSen nOcb pom
SprtBpaiier Der gSelen erreicbbaren 6elsz
partie in &ori6lag gebra6t tporben.
, 1893-04-04
6e9en oie uGruits,"
Die n1Iew Qorfer WorIo" nimmt nun oer
6ummi=Gruft auf's HORN.
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Wtonfter er0riift un6 tpie6er cine ge1unOe
@onfurren5 gei9affen tperOen,
, 1893-04-04
0robe fabrldfitofett.


8eter 2(tbafio, ein @riecbe, itebt inter
Der 2~lnflage Der &0rperDerleBung unb itbt
ieBt in elmer 3elle Der 6arrilonitr. Station,
ST lit in einem GpmmiiiionsgeiBdft an Ser
Soutb @ateritraBe ange1telIt II. mar beute
WtOrgen bamit bei6dfti9t, cine 9aOung
8ananen Ourc6 cine SautbIre al Der Gfe
BON State unb South @oteritraBe 81 brinz
gen. ST. bate babel Die S6ire gu Dem
Bureau 10 icblecht befeitigt, baB Dieielbe
bera6ititrSte uno ben Staliener Spe Gbtdoti
auf ben &opf traf. Die &erlebung Soe's
mar 10 gefabrlicb, Dab ct nocb benz Gountpz
6ospital 9ebroc6t werben nnuBte. Die
NerSte erflGren, DaB bic Q8unbe ipa6ri9ein>
ltb tOOtlt6 ietn lperbe. 9tl6aiio purbe bon
GiGter 0Don bis sum IA, Qlpril inter $4,000
8iirgihaft aeiteut.
, 1893-04-04
Der Sbabausmeis.
Q 0ihtnQtpn. 4. 2[nri

~ y III y ~ H. 4. NpTll-
gtadb Q(uSmeiS be8 Scbabamtes bat Ser
@eloumlauf I'M Dorigen Mtonat UNI
$2,865, 264 3u9enommen. Sine Ser
rin8erung trat ein in Dem llmlauf Des
@olbes, bas UNI $2,O17, 1877 abnahm, Ser
@olbi3etne, bic ftcb UNI $2,9O3, 72O Derz
rtngerten, Der SilbegboIlarS, Die cine 9(6z
nabme nm $874,9OO un0 BET GurrencDz
i9eine, bic cine iolcbe I'm s. $780, 900 err
fubren; oa9e8en mar cine l3unabn1e Der
S9eibemitn5e nm $2,01O,337, Ser Stlberz
notcn Oe8 SbaBcs I'M $500, 1853, Der
Silberi9eine um $1,679,821, Ser @reenz
bofS UNI $2,618, 572, Ser 8antnoten nm
$2,423, 173 3u per3ei9nen, Der Silber@
unO Bapter9elbunlalf bat olio 3ugenome
men, Ser @olOumlauf ober ob8enommen.
SnSgeiammt mirb Ser 0eloumlouf oie1eS
9onoeS AM l. 5. so. auf $1,602, 500, 1906,
s., b. $24,07 a1f Ben &opf angc9ebeu, mo-
8egen ct am L. 9tpril b, S. $1,608, GAL 500
betrug.
SIM Ginselnen iteQten fic6 Sic 8etrdge
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