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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

At n late meeting the fire commit
tes determined to move the fire alarm
striker from the Unitarian to St.
Joseph's church. The bell on the for
mer church is too small. Tho gong on
the Barnes hose house will also b. removed
and put on the Spear hose house. The
present alarm system consists OF only one
circuit, 80 that If a wire is broken the whole
service is made useless. This serious de-
feet is to be remedied by dividing the sys-
tenn into three circuits; then the ssvering
of one or two wires will not disable the
service at all. An alarm box Will soon
be placed at tho corner of School and
LOOMS Streets. The project of having a
big steam whistle has been given up
a. ID. Wheeler of the Gamewell Fire
Alarm and Telegraph company will spper
intend the changing Of the system, which
will be done this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
MUNICIPAL lEG Station.


Meetings of this iOaid % C.vll Authority
and Aldermen Ao"hGy Evening.
The Board of Civil Authority met Monday
evening, with Mayor Haseton and al the
aldermen except Messrs. Hall and Hicks
present. M. ID. Hyland, whose list was
doubled by the assessors, appealed to the
board. The assessors, who were present,
stated that Mr.. Hyland's list was doubled
because he failed to return list himself.
Without disposng of the matter the board
ad iourned to Wednesday evening.
A meeting of the Board Of Aldermen fol-
lowed, Alderman Severson being made
president pro tenn. Petitions for electric
lights on North Bend street and petition
for a change of grade at the corner of Main
street and Winooski avenue, made by G. II.
Hayward, were referred to the street COM
missioners.
A resolution providing for the destruc.
ton, by Mayor Haselton, Treasurer Mower
and ex Treasurer Weller, of city bonds and
coupons paid and cancelled from 1872 to
April, 1898, was adopted.
An application for an allowance from the
Howard fund for injuries received at the
fire ab Horatio Hickok ~ Co. 3 mill by
Charles A. Bettis was referred to tue com
mttse on fire department.
The following licenses we're granted; TC
Barnum q Bailey's show for exhibiting
July 81; to Emily Clapp for erecting &
frame house with slate roof north side o
Maple street and use Of portion of tn,
street for three months; to 7. Garvey fol
one hack, to II. II. Hathaway FOR eating
stand, T. L. King for exhibiting jewelry
game, A. j. Clark for eating stand, G. z
Curley for exhibiting photograph, b. l.
| Tousley for selling lemonade, etc, and w
j. Dupau for selling popcorn, all on Jun,
"a.
The board then adjurned to Wednesda,
evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
UNIVERSITY NOIES.

r. II. Benny of tho law department OF
Boston university visited Cutter, '9G, for q
few days recsntly.
The College Park is being moved prepar
atory TO commencement.
Examinations began Thursday morning
and will continue until June "a.
Bigelow, '95 who has been in the hospi-
tai for the past five weeks sick with fever,
is convalesclng and returned TO his home
in Stowe the first OF the week.
The inspection announced for Tue sday
was not held. The members Of the bat
TALON turned out and WHEN Capt. Foster
arrived Capt George Benedict stepped for
ward and presented him, on behalf of the
students, with an elegant, gold mounted
sword AS n token OF the esteem in which he
ia held by them, both as a man and as an in.
structor. Capt. Foster was taken wholly
by surprise and responded pleasantly in g
few words.
Pitkin '92, Alger '09, Grow '9l ant
Hszen 80 are in town for commencement
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

II one could be patient he could avoid
many troubles.
But it is worse than folly to be patient
with an attack of neuralgia or rheumatism,
or any complaint that arises from disorders
OF the nervous system. Such patience is
not virtue 1T is ignorance Of the great
danger that lies In delay whom one is first
attacked with a nervous disease.
No troubles fstter the patisnt with such
hopes Of recovery as do diseases OF this ma
ture, aud diseases Of this nature comprise
two thirds the ills that flesh is heir 10. At
tend to your nervous system
Have you had ths grip Do Its effects
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

still linger Then so to the nearest drug
store and ask for a bottle of the remedy
that makes people we'll.
Mr.. +. j. Lee of Howell, Mich, whose
portrait Is given above, was left in low
health and weak from the effects of the grip.
paine's celery compound benefited him at
once, as ii has benefited and cured thou
sands who were sick.
For goodness sake don't let sickness fol-
low you through the summer. Take Paine's
celery compound.
Paine's celery compound makes people
well. In early summer it is the bsst Of
tonics for the weak and weary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
a SERIOUS ACCIDENT.


Limer Drew h'ched Dy "A Vicious morse
No Zones broken.
Elmer Brew met with a serious accident
Thursday evening. He is employed by NJ.
Collins a. Co., truckers. The firm recently
imported from Canada three horses, one
of which is very vicious animal, being a
"kicker, striker and bitter" This horsa
was one Of Mr.. Brew's team. After COM
pleting work for the day Thursday he I'M
hitched the team from the big wagon and
went about embarrassing them. AS he
pulled the harness Off this horse the animal
kicked with both feet, one striking
him on the left side of his face, the calk
going through his lip, and the other foot
striking him just above tho heart on the left
side. He was rendered unconscious, in
which condition he remained till II o'clock
Friday, when be partially regainsd his
senses His brother, Herbert Brew, aud F.
II. Parker, Junior member OF Collins 81
Co., we're in the stabls when the accident
occurred, and they carried Mr.. Brew
into the house Immediately, and sum-
moued Or. Wheeler. Blood flowed
freely from the cash in his lip for
SONS time and fears were entertained that
he would die from the loss Of blood. DR..
Wheeler said if Mr.. Brew had been foot
farther behind the horse he would hava
been killed. The injured parts were swollen
SO badly that DR.. Wheeler was unabls to
tell whether any bones were broken but he
thought there were not. However, he said
that it was possible that one of the ribs was
loosened; both OF the sLoss left their i'm
prints,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
Verdicts Rendered for the Term-Ju ry
Disoharged-Co Trials.


Disoharged-C Trials.
At Orange County Court the case o. Nel-
son j. Udall VS., Herbert Day. au action for
damages arising from dog bite in Novem-
Der, 1890, occupied the court from Friday
June 8, till Wednesday noon following, the
jury returning verdict Of $500 for the
plaintiff. Defendant moved to set aside the
verdict aud plaintiff asked for certified
execution, both of which motions were
argued, but not decided. Daniel c. Hyde
and John II. Watson for the plaintiff and
ex-Gov. Samuel +. Pingree and 4. p. Hun
ton for defendant.
Alvin r. Smith apt vs., school district
No. 5 in Orange was next on trial, being an
action of assumpsit for expenses OF pro
Dental committee in hiring and boarding
teacher and carrying scholars to add from
schools in other districts Defence was
lrreguarity Of proceedings and the case
was submitted to the jury on the question
of plaintiffs good faith AMI the jury found
a verdict for defendant, j. X. Darling for
plaintiff, II. a. Hoar and Il. NJ. Harvey for
defendant.
Saturday morning the jury was dis
charged for the term anI court took a re-
cess till Tuesday forenoon, when court trials
began.
Mary Z. Sanborn has been granted a d.
yorce from Edgar f. Sanborn for intoer
able severity; Oliver Nichols from Ida
Nichols and Della y. Densmore from john
S. Densmore for wilful desertion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
The BROpIE BLOCK.

Tho Fire Wardeus Find ths west End
Three Inches Out of Plumb.
The fire wardens inspected the Kelsey &
Brodie block yesterday afternoon. Com
plant was made that the block was unsafe.
They examined each story Of the building
very carefully, finding that tho top Of the
west half leaned toward the north three
inches, but the rear half Of the structure
was plumb and the solidity of its founda-
ton was not doubted. Mr.. Brode ex-
pressed his willingness to comply with the
law passed in 1892 regarding fire escapes
and will have the west end of the block
rghted up as the wardens suggest so that
safety.
The wardens will next take steps to en-
force the law relating to fire escapes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
STATE or ONO. CITY or ToLrpo,

FRANK j. CnENET MAKES oath that he is the
senior partner OF tue firm OF +. j. ca sNEy a
Co., doing business IN the CITY # 10. edo,
County and state aforesaid, anl that said
firm Will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLAkS for each and every case OF CATARRH
mat cannot he cured by the use of HALLS
CATAEltH CURE,
FRANK j. CHENEY,
sworn to before me and subscribed IN my
presence this 9th day OF December. A. D. 1856
49, a. w. GLEASON
i| notary Pubiic.
Halls Catar h Cure is taken internally and
acts directly On the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the syslom. send fer testimonial :, free
f. }. CHENEN * CO., Toledo, o.
90 Sold by Druggists, ijc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
GRADING COLCHESTER AVENUE.
The Street Being Brought to Grade Of
Eight Per Csnt-Other Street Work.

The Street Being Brought to II Grade OF
Eight Per Csnt-Other Street Work.
In compliance with resolution passed
by the Board of Aldermen, the street de-
partment is grading that portion OF Col
chester avenue just west of Green Noun
cemetery. The deepest cut which will
have to be made, is three feet on the crown
Of the hill. This will bring this portion Of
tho street to an eight per cent grade. The
dirt thus removed is being used in filling in
near the foot of the hill below Chase street
Twelve teams and 70 men are engaged in
the work.
The department is also curbing and gut
tering st. Paul street from King to Maple
streets, and it is probable that Maple street
will be siu larly Improved from st. Paul to
Battery street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
Annual oIeetinS of Vermont Electric
Company.

The stockholders OF the Vermont Electric
company he'd their annual meeting Mon
day afternoon a o'clock. The old board
of directors and officers were reelected az
follows: Directors, II. W. Allen, Willard
Crane, L. \. Pope, \. [. Richardson, L.
Il. Turk, f. II. Wells, \. c. Whiting,
president, A. f. Richardson; treasurer, f.
d. Blackwell Of Montpelier manager. DR..
". S. Vincent Or. Vincent presented a
very encouraging repor, of the work al
ready accomplished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

Grand Trunk Railway Worlds Fair
Special Express No. I, Runs daily, Sunday
included. Only "a hours Montreal to
Chicago. Leave Montreal s. 80 q. m. ar
rive Detroit -. 10 a. m. and Chicago 8. 30
a. m. For tickets, time tables and reser-
walton in sleeper, apply at c. V. Station,
or II. n. Drury, ag'tv Burlington, VT.
1876, 6t&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

ses, sores, Ulcers, salt kheum, Fever sores
letter, Chspped handI, Chilblalns, Corns, and
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. II Is guaranteed To give
perfect Satisfaction or money refunded. Price
q cents per box. For sale by q. l.. LaFoun.
tain s Co., % Church ST., and IiS No. Cham
plan st.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
usol for children teothing. 1t soothes the
child, sottens the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind collie, and Ia the best remedy for Diar.
rhma. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Sold by
all druggists throughout he world,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
DIOCESE OF VERMONT.


III W II
the 1884 Annual Convention.
The adjourned 1924 annual convention
of the Episcopal diocese Of Vermont opened
with preliminary meeting at st. Pau's
church in this city Tuesday evening. a mum
Der Of the delegates, who arrived on the
afternoon and evening trains, were present.
Rev. j. Isham Bliss, D. D., rector Of ST.
Paul's church AMI chairman OF the standing
committee OF the diocese, conducted the
services, which consisted of evening prayer
and meeting in the interests Of the Sun
day-school work OF the diocese. Rev. A.
d. Brown OF Gui!dford spoke on adult at
tendance at the Sunday school; Rev, f. B.
Smith Of Vergennes referred to the neces
sity of dogmatc teaching, and Rev. ID. L..
Sanford OF Bellows Falls outlined methods
of increasing the interest in Sunday
work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

Happy days and restful nights result from
using Ayers sarsaparila. II so regulates al
the bodily functions and strengthens the ner-
Vous system that worry and fatigue are COM
paratvely unknown and life Is truly enjoyed
IL is certainly most wonderful medicine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

A gentleman, under forty years Of aye
whose hair was rapidly becoming thin and
gray, began the use of Ayers Hair Nigor, and
in six months his hair was restored to its
natural color, and even more than its former
growth and richness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

Your child grows too fast, you say, aud so Is
weak and lanRuid Then feed him with Mel
Inns Food aud milk, and he will be his own
bright, merry self again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
THE BEST LINE 10 DENVER

From either Chicago or II. Louis is the Bur
lington Route. Only one night on the road
Daily yes lbuled trails, with Pullman sleep
err, reclining chair cars seats free And Bur-
lington Route dining cars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-30
Gert6tssgernanolnasen

Griminalserid dt.-(SOr 9tid'
fer Surlan.) 8e9en Ginbru4s 9obn
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sier, bret Sale, ie 1 Subr .SuAtbaus,
suiammcn perluuieub; SOiepb Gilmore,
6 DOnate @sfdnsniB; 9Obn @rai9 unO
@co. gB. 0uuis, ie 60 Gage 0efanss
NIB; Sobn Oatep, 8 Otonate Gefdn9>
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laden - Sam.s y. Carroll, 3 6dQc,
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binlon, 3 OtOnute Staatsarbcitsbaus;
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baus; pea.n SfubeltOruug - Gowarb
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gSaiicn9criat. - (@Or ben
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gu Seltameut5uOQltred ein9sisst-
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tie 2aupus; 0tarp u. Nilmer im Sail
uon @barl.S gSilmer. Gum SOrmuno
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y. unS 6rau3 9. Burger. 0tudlaB-
pcrSei9niB einsercidt I'M SAT- bon 0tars
saretbe DIET. SerpaItun9SbtrI9te 9ss
nebuiqt in Ocn 6dueu BON Sbas. Btl.
mcr unO Grescentia Berger. Sormuuo>
aftsbcri9te senehmiQt in ben 6allen
BON GbOa. D., Annie .. unO 9Obn u.
&eniett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-30
sranDntftuna tn @beeItna. +.

Is 9celt n.g, W.'Ta., %. Oe3.-
Die Sabafz unO @i9urrenfabrit Der 8es
briocr SaunOn wurOe beute Ourd ein
ansclc9te8 6cucr SeritOrt. Ginc 6umi'
lie, 9tumenS Jtifett, wslde ii6tr BEN
6abritz 9iGumlidfeiten wobnte, rettete
nit fnapper gtOtb Oas 2sben. Orei Der
&inOer wuroen Ourb 6eueriuebrleute
aus Oem brennenOen 9auie aebOlt. .3wei
Der 6euerwebrleute erlitten arse 8runO>
wuuoen. 8ranOitiitun9en buben in
Den lceten @Oden einen Serluit BON
iiber $7O,O 900 ueruriudt. SelObnunsen
iinS iiir bic llcberiiibruns Der granO'
filter uusgeieet worOen, bubcn iebO9
bis iset gu feincm 6eiultat 9efibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-30

tetaHnt burt foIsenos gi9,Eihnften
l. Elm GefibI Der Dlubiai.it uuo Shmersra
in ben @jIiebern;
2. riefenheH 2lth.m, ibledlten Gei6ma6 I'm
YiuHoe uHo beIeste !3IHse;
8. Seriiopiuns nit eelcgcHtIinen anfdaeu
Don Siarrhoe;
4. 6opfihmerJsH in Der StirFseaeRo, RdnS
iea, SGpIHoel uHo SelbUd1t Der toaut;
D. Soob-eHneH; @crluit bes Gppefit5;
9. GusoebEuns bes WlaseH5 uHo Der @iuses
Deloe ourh SldhGHssn;
2. INSTRUMENTATION, WeIanfoIie, 6aulbett
uao cine ylei9uH3, slles auf5uinieHeE-
Gin HatlrIidcI Mug uon Golc Don Der 9es
Der 1T tur GeiuHoA,It RothweanIs. sStIH
bIrisr rerhinbsrf Lit. srtffsher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-30

SoItenoet Pub iett Die beiOeu
Stodmerfe, nm peIdJe has patbolo9tidle Sc
bGuoe oeS nSobu's SopfiuS 3oipllals" utr'
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lid oil Der Gde uou 2&ciIes urb 0tonumeut=
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tbeiIung iiir irante H.ser nit tluem SOlt.u'
aufwanDe Don $75, 900 erbaut worotu. Die
Aufiubrung Der beioeu Stodwerfe auf benz
patpologlid)eH Gebduoe, oaS bIsher ;luei.
it0dlg mar, toftete S25, 200. 3as 3. Stod-
lpert miro Don 2r. Abel ais 9emldes 2a-
boratorium beuuet werheu, uup ba8 olerte
Don Or. 9iauQ ais auatomudss 0epartes
meut.
Der meritauiidle ehemifer.
Sertin bat al5 Seamie erwahlt: ErGi.
peut .. gS. gSIIep Don benz 4derOauoepar-
temeut, g8nibnatou; 9eueralietretGr Gilbert
s. nale, SrOotIpn; SAaFmeiiIer s. s..
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n@eseu @uuoeu uuS Gsifpiire eebrnud.
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&0uigs 6amburser Srduter. Bfaiter. Qai.
ielbe iit III :leinem pauie tiers uorrdtbi9. -
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Chicago, SGs.
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s
sttmm.GIub IN enen gartsiea Be. 9riudr', Dit
bet au,u gsHsrul,gBo5I,H. g,i ber gusfidt auf Gs'
uabme meires GceSts in Ip.i 9ahren pon heutt an
fpiro etr Club, btI BUr AHHabnc bIees 9eieSts oaS
g;eie beisetraseH, ttHeH prtis poE $500 srhaltsn.
Wi,iH PIaa, pOTsuatbsn, III iolstnber Seoer Atr 9
einem 3fDanesclu6 iIscHh eH.T Barte GHitiest, mug
ituoIcn. bas .r bel alsn GabItH ieiHtr $artci-Ses
ntTals ootr mdrrDabIen-fimutH ootI stat 9ele"
fraie SIS fur bic 3pede ees climbs srltsen ptrne,
uHo 5,ibt ,r nit b,r SeIabIuus oi,ss Snaia.le.s SO
3ase IN uetaHo., 10 og ais etu iur ben Club uns
niSes DtiteIieh ausseftoSeu s~sroeH. Dteie clubs
Mad5sE fid5 perbizeIh, bic betH DtdHHer IN AemtsT
All brlnsen. una ilEo HHI un SeilsH ots Seiss sIRaS
niIIt. aufTidtIs Der ShTiss
Sartfs e. GhtItou.
(Snu.6,12I1tel 9tI. 202, @ouItlouo irosG.
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Gin s eiteiien fanO g.itern 9lbeuO
in Der 2lbbotts sOlemOrialsB Bres6Dterias
ner,&ir6e an 8antitraBs unb Sigh
lanSzaueuue unter 2eitun9 bes PaitOrs
Der @emeinOe 8. 2Spnne SOuss, Der
sSrau Sc. @Omen uno mebreren anOeren
0auen itatt. 500 &in0er trbieltsn
nady elmer 6eier Elm rrcellsntes SOupsr.
Cine lBeibuu d I s fei E r
fanb qeItern 9ta6mittag in Der tatbOIiz
if,en OietropOlitan'Sbuls an Der Otul.
BERN StraSe fir Die .3O9liuge Der
Sdule ftatt. Die &inOer srireuten
our9 2ieOer unb betlamatOriids SOr'
TRACE uuo pur6eu ipater nit babiden
Gleihenten be0aAt.
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SS q D 10 q j. s
9sStptit UrrIdfIi6.
Rrin UrsttabiIifd.
9aS srnBe
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Wittel.
Gin aus sesetGnetes mtIOeS abFabrG
0ttttel.
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tItNtr 30 Sabre Inn @tbrauA uRs fttB aI4
SuSsEIafiG betInotH.

AGWCt &V aSaVEC OCUE0u0 uHe PCAR aAW
1nSeTIaiHa betunosH.
GHtbdIt GiseRiduftcH, Die Pets bic Sc
IunObett wle6er b,ritsaeu. Si. ressu be
Seri4teOenen Srsuuc su seiunDer Ebdtis.
tslt al, oereu uatiirlite 6unitIOueu uHsut.
bsbrlts9 fur bic @tiunobcit iino, idmptsH
NIT uHO iiberuluoeu Die umsIulsieit.u NIB
rrsibsH bteisIbtu uounaRDis aus Osm 5p-
fem aus.
RaSwas'S EnS Iubsrtitsts Uiusn.
Gtne Der 3utbateH wirtt brett Gui bic See
Der, Elm auSertr Gb.iI wIrtt uui rit Sc
6Grmt, eiu Orittsr aui Die paut uuO pieoer
Gin anOersr auf ole yt,eVeu. Dies in Die
SOriigIl9telt Otr srfOlgrtidtu BwtHns;
wGbreH0 Fe beiOnOers aui Die geb,r pIrteu,
babsu iis aIsl2ielug eruen Gnfus uui Die
aH6ersn Srsuue 0es SOrperS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-30

SrO b I d. { Sc burtStog eter.
- Sr. Bllhelm s. Soriid), Der beliebte
jung. &eitaurateur, feierte geiteru 2lbsuN in
l.iuer Sebauuu9, @de SefferioufraBe mo
fatterion.E : Earts2tueuue, leIueH %. Gtburt5'
tag III h0dit ioleuuer SSeiie. Die n8alttz
mprcr Z 1uaerrunoe," oereu qeadltetes pai=
iiues NtgIItO l5r. 8OrIit 1T, bratte ibm
inter yeituus ibreS 0lrlgenten, Yrof. Otto
Saueubac], elu StinoHen, unb Die 6eler
nahm Johann eineu bDdit 9du;eubeu Ser
laui.
rlut.r ben Gulp.ieuoeu beiaroeH iid Srnu
2ouiie 8oriidJ, SRI. 9at: SOriidl, (1r. uuo
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Srebs, Sob. Sammelbnter, @om. Sruig,
SRI. gtora Collins, SRI. &oure Suhtr urc
ginoere.
0as 10 ii .Saltimorsr Solpins-
Gaiino" CAB g.ilerH Abeuo ielueu Dilt'
sIeDeru uuo 6reuuoeu ELL. iolenne gSelb-
uahtsuuterbatuus III Der p&rOBs traBen.
Diarttbal.." uHgeiGhr 200 Yerioueu waren
anueieue. Gin muiifallifes uub literarl'
idles Yro9ramm lam sur pollen 2urd)1ub-
ruug.
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burus Saulos@lub" nit Broi. Charles Z.
2a7ls ais OtrIseut, Der u8Iueriloe. auto'
harp.&rcle," 6as pGresc.ntPiccolOs uno
GrommI.r. Corps" paS pGresceut'Suor'
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9aS n&aiIno" berebt leit 81 Iabren IND
bat eur 3,u 175 Dtit9lleOer; oaS 0aupt-
auartier btfiHb,t iidl III Jir. Ills, Qi9htltr.,
man beabNdJtgt, oemnQdn eIne eIseHe oaQe
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heiten flbIeH. SimmoH5' SeberzRcaulatoI
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fenoe Strait, TeauIlTI bic atioHoerHs DeI
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RasWas'S HnS uubertitstt 9iusn.
NaSmaD'S Yiuem

trsibeH ale Sruutbcitsn aus benz S0rptr,
gan; slsi9, mas Die uriatIe ibrer &utitebung
iii MD wle melt OtelelUen DoraehrItteu,
Oarum UtIiaumt uidL OaS 9ciImrtttl III
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auuupme AuirGssH bIelbsu uuberIditG.
tist
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sd hobI an beftisem 3ru6,H Der eebef
se,itt.n mo nahm IS bis 20 GIaiEs ron
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fannie Srauer 0einrtd Glauicn, inn.,
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