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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Mr.. George X. Lewis. the Shcpherdstown
leweleT, was in Charles Town this morning
He will, he informs us, visit this place here
after on Tuesday and Wednesday of each
week. to do watch and clock repairing aud
other work in his line.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Public Sale.

Wednesday, august Personal
Property, by Philip and Frank Cor
don.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Mr.. JAS. NJ. Mason, Jr., has, through Mai.
Holmes Conrad, been appointed assistant
counsel in the U. s. Court of Claims Mr..
Mason is an esiimable young gentleman, OF
decided legal ability, and his appointment en-
iuentIy proper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Personal Mention.

Mrs. schlpss has gone to Atlantic City.
AR Geo. T. Light has been rusticating a
ShannOndale Springs.
Muster Peter Winchester Ronss was ii
Charles Town on Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Brown, of Albcmarlc, Is visitin,
Col. j. j. Grantham's family.
Mr.. R. D. shngert. wife and children re
turned from CulPcper on Friday.
A. W. Hawks. Jr., of Baltimore. has beer
Whiting Master Wallace Gallnlicr.
Brother Boyer. of the Maitinsburg States
man. gave Us pleasant cali last Thursday.
Mrs Edward souders, accompanied by hel
little boy Ray, spent several days IN Mt. Jack
son.
Miss sailie Beller has hcen visiting The
vile.
Mr. Robert H. Phillips, after a pleasant
outing at Bay Ridge, returned the first OF lasi
week.
Misses Title and Lucy Russell. Of Win.
chester, visited the family OF the editor of tic
Free Press last week.
Miss Bessie Lee, charming Young lady Of
Alexandria. has been visiting Miss Virginia
Chew at her parental home.
daughter. Muybclle Lipscolnb of Washington
City, are at Hotel Powhatan.
Capt. George Baylor left for the Worlds
Fair ON Saturday. accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Lou, and niece, Miss May Shirley.
Mr.. Apperson, the representative of the
Chicago Herald at Washington, was the guest
OF Hon. Geo. II. Vending the carly part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. a. Holmes. of baltimore,
with their daughters. Misses Ella aud Leyinia
aud two sons. john and Edward are spending
the summer Mt Cool Spring, . the residence Of
Mr. Adam Young.
Mr.. j. w. Coffman has returned
from The Worlds Fair.
Mr. Joseph Trapnell and son Dick
left this morning for Nantucket.
George Diehl has entered the drug
store of Messrs. Light and Watson.
Mrs. Col. C. A. Porterfeld has
returned from visit to MarLinsburg.
Mr.. S. II. Lands has gone to join
his wife in Illinois, aud both will
visit the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Frank Miller, Of Florida,
spent a couple of days last week with
the editor of the SPIRIT.
Mr.. Robt. i. Thomas and wife, of
Frederick City, are visiting the
family of Mr.. Albert DiehI.
Mr.. j. W. B. Frazier, enterpris-
ing butcher of Shepherdstown, was
here last week purchasing some fine
young beef cattle for his home mar.
ket.
Mr.. W. l.. Dalgarn was called
back from New Jersey last week on
account of the death of his mother.in-
law, Mrs. O'Bannon, but left again
on Saturday.
Rev. II. p. HamiIl, Miss Griffith
MoIer, Mrs. C. d. Ely, Mrs. j. NJ.
Sencindiver, Mrs. c. IL. Shipman,
Miss Agnes Phillips, and NIessrs. C.
II. ShIpman. d. A. Phillips and
Levi Baker attended the Sunday
School Convention at Uvilla last
week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Have in stock, car load best Ce-
ment. BEALL & COLEMAN.
For Fishing Tackle, go to
BEALL & COLEMAN.
For Carts, Buggies, and the Cele-
brated Brown Wagons, see
BEALL & COLEMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Attention +! Everybody.

A aii are aware Winter i arpraarIifng, and
IA IL i the seaFOn Of fli'' yi.nrfi.nt
USDERWARE. ROOTS K SHOES.
AND GUN GOODS or SE8RLY EVERY
Description
are in demand. iDviieaII so call and exatu-
inc my stock before purchasing tlscRhcre
October g. 1872 l. = DAiffARN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Maj. b. II. Bassctt-u broth ur-in-law of Mrs
e. b. Washington and Mrs. c. I. Mitchell. OF
this placc-died in Austin, Texas, July 49, He
was u gallant Confederate officer and distiu-
Euished member of the Texas bar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

For Dress Goods, &c, see n.
Palmhaum & Bro.
Palmbaum' S have received fine as.
sortments of latest style Dress Goods
and Trimmings. Their prices always
suit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

\ welcome shower yesterday afternoon
made slight break in the serious drouth af-
fecting this locality. The rain in Berkeley
and the upper edge of this county, we under
stand. was quite eavy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Flowing and Hauling.

TUE undersigned is prepared to do Flowing
Il at short notice, and will for very reason-
abie compensation. plow. harrow aud lay of
your garden or lot in 4 satisfactory niauner-
Will also do ali kinds OF Hauling at living
rates. Orders solicited
March q, Isg3-tE. d. ". HANNAH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Mr.. Robert Chew lost one hundred dollars
worth of Shropshiredowm bGcks by dogs re,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
DR.. TomIinson.s
DENTAL OFFICE,

CoKNRR OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY srREE~s S,
CHARLESToWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Mrs. Jane E. Brua, relict of Robert Brua
and formerly Miss Jane E. Kirby of Harper
Ferry. died at the home of her sister. Mrs
Dorsey Erwin, on Camp Hill, ON Thursda,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
For Sale.

A n old Spinning Wheel in good order.abon,
"a 100 ycare old Apply at
February 81. 1888. YESTERDAY & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Capt. D. j. Young. U. 5. ~ Crctircd). for.
merry of liarpcr's Ferry, died in West Troy
N Y. Juiy ii
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Lime.

|REsT Hood B,s4t RI4erton Lime just re
4 } ccfved and for sale bv
April % wv, PHILLIPS & SONS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Katie. young daughter of Capt. j. Ed.
Wyatt. fcil from Il tree Ut DR.. E. L. Wuger's
and broke her arm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Misunderstanding.

Mrs. J. o. TUTWILRR Is prepared TO rn-
W Gertake Misunderstanding aud al kinds IF
Family Sewing. At rcasonabIerafes- Beside1cs
IN Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April D. lSSI--H
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Brown Wagons are ON Top for Useful
ness. Light Draft and Durability
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01
Wanted
Eof Renf.

A PAYMENTS OF Five Good Rooms. com
"A fOTtai'ly and conveniently located in the
center Of Charles Town. Apply at the
Jan. IL IS92-t- SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

The Improved Champion Binders and
Mowers Cap tho Climax for Work. Easy Hand
ling aud Durability. Extras on hand for the
Champion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-08-01

Brown Walking Cultivators. Double shovel
Plows and Steel Blades. are of the vc:y Ectt
quality.
The Forrest City times., 1893-07-07
sReduced to fourth class.
A Change of Administration.

Robt. T. Cook, of Philadelphia, has taken charge of the internal revenue collectors office at Little Rock
 He relieved Henry M. Cooper chairman Of the republican state central committed The following clerks and deputies were also sworn in: J. $. Whiting, chief clerk: <. E. Brown office deputy; J. $. Barkman. office deputy; stamp deputy, Hugh F. Reagan. of Fayetteville
 FIELD DEPUTIES
 First Disirict-Nat L. Sanders of Madison county; headquarters at Huntsville.
 Second District-.l. I. Lasley. Randolph conn- .y. headquarters at Batesville
 Third DistTict-S. E. smith Sebastian coun- ": headquarters at For. smith
 Fourth District-F. J. Carpenter, Clark coun- ty: headquarters at ArSadelphia
 Fifth District--J. T Rogers Jefferson cour- ty; headquarters tt Pine Blur.
The Forrest City times., 1893-07-07
A Death Sentence Commuted.

The death sentence of Gearge Me Clanahan has been commuted by the governor to life Imprisonment. Me Clanahan was convicted and sentenced to hang for the crime of assault com mitted on Mary Stokes, in Clarl. coun- :y. He was to have hanged on June 90.
The Forrest City times., 1893-07-07
PosTMAsTERs SALARIES.

The post office department has made changes as follows in salaries of pos stmasters of presi- dential offices in Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1893-07-07
New Postmasters.
The following new postmasters have teen appoiut ted in Arkansas:

been appoin ted in Arkansas:
 Dyer, Crawford county. stephen Nj. Dyer, vice John s. Chastain. removed
 Monroe, Monroe county, Joseph B. Capshaw vice Chas. H. Paisley resigned.
 Moreland. Pope county. F. NJ. Hudson, Jr, vice Barney Linderman. resigned
 Morton. Woodruff county. Nathaniel N. Cain. Jr., vice Peter H. Cook. resigned.
 Swain. Newton county, James s. Swain, vice Thomas F. Davis, resigned
 Willowdale Pulaski county Joseph H. Wiggs, Jr.. vice Mark P, Vangine. resigned.
 Wolf Creek. Pike county Samuel B. Stell, vice Joel s. Wingfeld, resigned.
The Forrest City times., 1893-07-07
From Some of the Counties.

CHICOI.
 Luna Landing-Few crops left here by high water. Little better of than last year. Will plant corn when water leaves. Lake Village-Crops all look ing well. Water falling slowly. Farm CTS making prepara tions to plant corn. Some few planting cotton over again.
 ARKANSAS.
 Late corn planting continued. Wheat and cats harvested; good yield. Pas tures good. Fruit plentiful. Cotton small but in good shape. Early corn only medium. But little having done yet; the output will be restricted fully one-half, owlng to low price and poor demand.
 Nearly all wheat cut. Corn blowing order of the day. Fruit healthy and doing all right. Rather lght crop, but 1t will be fine. Wheat better than the average. Oats nearly ripe and a good crop; some rust in localities Clover and grass good.
 JEFFERSON.
 Showers very unevenly distributed Farming operations retarted and crops have become very grassy. Cotton be- ing damaged by rust, and is still very small and yellow. Corn not doing well. Peaches rotting and falling from the trees
The Forrest City times., 1893-07-07
AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

Arkansas Woods Fashioned Into the Form of Books Caroline Brooks and Her Butter.
 The following interesting clipping is from the Nf nniS Gloha- DornonrnA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
A JAyANEsE TIGER FIGHT.
An Entertainment That Is Dangerous to
SpectntjFs.

An Entertainment That Is Dangerous to
spectnt5rs.
An English traveller in Java who saw
one of the tiger fights peculiar to the
islard thus describes the strange sport:
"Thc tiger i set down III q trap in tho
center Of the Alienation, or great
square and Is surr0unded by I, triple or
quadrup!c line of spcar3!acn, about q
hundred yards distant from him
"Whca ali is ready Javancsc ud-
vaucc5 at avery slow pace, to the sound
OF soft music, and sets fire to the trap,
Mt the same time opening the door ut
the back part of tho cage, which, by
the way, is too ndrrow for the tiger to
turn in.
''As tho fire begins to singo his whisls-
crs, he gradually backs out The man,
as soon us he has opened the door. be-
gins walking toward the crowd at q
slow pace, and, the slower he is, tho
more applause does he gain.
'"The : tiger, meanwhile, having
backed out of his burning prison, is
rather nstonishcd at finding himself
surrounded by hundreds OF people, each
pointing spear ut him. s
''If he is y bold tiger he canters round
tho circle, almost touching the spears;
finding no opening, then he returns to
the center, fixes his eye on one spot,
nnd with n loud roar dasbes straight at
1t.
''Hc is received on tho spears, and,
clough he crushes many as If they were
mere reeds, in half q minute he falls
dead, pierced by Il hundred weapons.
''In some instances, however, the roar
md ciiarGe arc too Eluch for the Jc7a.,.
-, Az! "a : give waJ. Tie srt,,' =.
< o!."s ! t,.et Sanger3ns &, ...A,.
S.;r>.@- II v"3's c,.nraGiGr
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
l2APEG!ViCUS TO iW.--..--.---- -,,-.--..-,-,----
How 81 Explanation, of tho Izcoiy 2yo.os
Was Ecccivcd.

~ D.
Was Received.
"a group of ChicaEo'S younr mon
were 3t2nlinT not long since near the
corner Of State and Madison streets
discussing the many wonderful iuvcn-
lions cf this wonderful &2;c. when the
conversation turncl upon the kcc!v
motor project OF several years ago. AS
some OF the younger members of the
party could not exactly recall its PFC
posed workings, one who could began to
explain it.
IAN Old German labor1r, but lately
landed in The country. and, OF course,
spca!:ing and understanding the Ear-
iSh language very impcrfc3tiy. pnracd
tuomept, and leaned upon his shovel
TO li3t?.L AS he " ould occasionally
catch the words, 'Kecly motor ,k2ciy
motor an anxious, thoughtful cxnrcs-
sion was seen to fit now and again
ncro3S his honest old face He seemed
to become intensely Interested in all
that was said, and would occasionally
ask some question concerning it. The
narrator went over the ground quite
carefully. telling how it was proposed,
by Il series of chan bcrs, valves, Dis-
tons and comrrcssors, TO run an cnrinc
from New York to San Francisco with
gallon Or SO of water without steam
or fire.
"Our Teutonic friend gave earnest
heed to 1t all throwing his weight first
upon one foot aad thcn the other, and
nodding his head il the affirmative by
way Of approval, and then negatively,
rs though panied ut sorIH portions Of
the recital. Onc2 or twice he said:
'I3h dot bossibic!' and 3howcllnuuh in
diSnatio1. Firally, after the whole
thing had been carefully explained to
him, ta!:inT perhaps au hour; time, hc
took his cid black pipe FROM his mouth,
SPIT - compile Of times or 50, wiped his
troubled brow upon the coat he carried
on his @!TH. and expressed his opinion
Of the I,c"ly motor about as follows:
'Ish dot ~? ] don't wood har believed
dot dCTc vas SO mean vcllcr by Slcc-
Eago! Ind 50 dot Weller he L-oI Htg
mI3I3r p,'causD She don't WOOL Let him
20 by dc Oi~2iG over by Ogden bail,
hey? He hcet his poor old muGZw! Veil!
Vol! veil! l baet You dot Weller must Il
,e''Whcl the. young man saw that ~.
hal t2olcl aw%y so. much tir.1> for
naugAt Il, co lld. lIarlly heip violating
thc th:ri commandment. Now when
his fricc..j wish to have little fun at
his Expense Some OnS will cas- lally in
quiro If ii irt-u, dat do vcllc.' nc k.R
h5a neuTdc"" He says that such q man
couldn't read u bIrber'3 Sign without
IN interpreter. M. u. DuiIic, in Chi
cago Int.r Ocean.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Pnhlishod evory Sunday, and sent to any ad-
dress (pOsta.,c paid), At Tho following raTes,
payabie in advance:
Sho yehr.: ......-..--- --.....'...--....--.F u
For Any period under six months, FIT
esats per month.
Uttered st the Elko. Nevada, PostoiHce ro'
rsaSmssioI through the mails as second
lsss lnAli matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
w. w. BOOHER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy, six months. s ~
For any period under ak months, one dollar
or uoE:b. Payable III advance.
bvsysd by carrier in Elko at Is C. nts q week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
ADVERTISING RATES.

win no mada low A. ie consistent with
sound business principles. Apply nt the "i
CO for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
DAILY INDEPENDENT
AN EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Ex.
oeptsd. 'r.. ....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15

~ ssl,asss Hours from x.io4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-15
Only tho Scars Remain.

"AmonG the my testimonials which 1
sec i'll regard 10 certain medicines pcrform-
IT,, C;::y;, cleansing; t.iG L. lOH. u;c," writes
IG&.sY t-CDJG-., Li t. ,i..:::,; Smith
, 1893-09-05
G%otnenoer Gtnbruh.
Oiebe ifebIen ans Duncan miGaY's Wohnun9
6elo mo Sdmud iaben sum Setra9e
non $500.

Duncan OiiIaD'8 @obnung in SEQ.
1865 2~erin9ton NUe, tpurbe geitern WtOrz
gen BON 9ieben cin 8elu6 a6geitottet.
@irer berleIbcn itieg nit 6iilfe zines 0ez
nDiien burb einem taum Scbn SUB iiber
benz SuBboOcn g~elcgenes 6eniter in baSGB>
3im1mer, rattle bier cine Wten9e bon StLber7
5eu9 Suiamn1en unb bcgab iicb oann in baS
8ibliotbcf53immer unb benz Yarlpr. 9a CT
je0ocb bort NIGHTS Wfttnebmen5pertbe3 fanD,
Gin0 CT ms obere Stodperf, mo- flint Ser
lonen idbItefen. 8ei Dem 2icbt bon Strcibz
b0l3er itefte CT !6errl1 un0 6rau WtiQap's
llbren, cine 9amcnbroicbe un0 BRET
Giamantrin9e, i'm Geiammtipertbe BON
$1,000, al iib. @be CT 0ann DaS 3immer
DerlicB, entnobm CT 6rn, Wtilop'5 g8citen>
talbe nocb $3.50 in barren @el0e. DIS CT
baum nocb benz GB3imlner pieber binob@
cling, I'M baS Sil6er5eug mit5une6men,
crtpacbte Sri. 8cue Ottuap, Bic S6ipelter
0eS 6auSbcrrn, BON Dem @erGuiGb ite itQno
auf uno De6te ibren BruOer, Der itd III
@rman9elun9 eineS 5tepolper5 NIT einem
9taitrmeiier betDaffnete unb btr6eteilte. 2ll9
CT ltnteu anfam, iporeu bic 9iebe berett8
NIT tbrem Gaube entfloben uno allies S1>
cben IN Der 9ta6boridbnft bate fctnen ST.
folg. Die 8oIt5ct Der 13. Ctr Statton
lit bena9rtcbtt9t ipOr0er, bndb itno bi5ber
teine Ncr9aftIngen crfOlgt.
, 1893-09-05
Stdoti1hes,
Kletne Uahrihten.

- 8on 6en 8ei96ftigungSlOi Ell, bic tiff
CUR Qlrbeit melOeten, ioIen morgen bOrlGuz
fig 500 bel ben @analarbeiten angeiteut
unO bie l1ebrigen iobalo ais t6unIicb be-
ritdii6tt9t tpcr0en.
- Ser Sutrmann Sobn Zimmerman
purbe geitern Qtben6 at ser @de Der Mibi>
gan Qtpe. uno 9. Water StroBe bon Sipei
jbm unbcfannten WtGnnern iiberfaIen unb
elmer berlelben perlcbte ibm Sipei Wfelier5
ltic9c III Die Settle. ST. cling nodJ bis CUR
3tul6 StraBen-8riid mo ct 5%uiammenz
bracb. Sin 8oltsiit ii6ertpics i'm ser
Bflc8e zines 2lr3teS, !~pelder bic @un6en
1iir ni9t lebenSgcfdbrlidb erfldrte.
= Observation-Disclosures tpnr6eu beute erz
iptrft tpte fol9t: 2lOam 3eiBler, einit06tz
8cs Wobnbous, 8runSpif, nabe Genterz
ftraBc, $1,000; Soe Wtint, 5peiit0fiaeS
9SobnbauS, $50. 210 @iboin95itroBe,
$500; GDwar0 2oa0in, 3tpcilt0ft9cS
g8oDnbaus, $50. 2165 8auIinoitraBe,
$500; S. 2abOtpSft, 8tpeiit0diges Stat
bauS, $50. 427 SO. StraBe, $4,000; 8. S.
@teban, 3%lpeiit0fi8cs TlatbauS, go, 724
OtQtteIonitr., $1,000.
, 1893-09-05
unterre0un9 nit Dr.. St6der.

@eitern biclt Or. St0fer ictnc critic Ge6e
in ser Central W3uitfboue Dor elmer gr0Bz
tentbcilS Ser 0eutidcn Spracbc nicbt MACH
tt8en 3ubOreri6nft. Seine Q(ulpracbe 1pur>
be bon DEM %Guan9cliiten 6olt ms @ngltz
i6e %it6ertragen uno nit Sntcreiie altfge>
lGonlmcn. Sir Ben Geit Der Wobe ipric6t
CT jcOcn Qbcn0 in Wtoobp's &trcbe an
Chicago 2(De. uno an Sonntag Nad6mit7
t0J in Der Gentral Wtuitf0aue.
Gtl1en 8ericbterltatter erflGrte Or.
St0dcr, oaB ct Die Beric6te 0euticber 53ei2
tungcn iibcr icine Sbatigfeit in Qmerifa
iDeocr leie nocb beantiporte, Da 0tcielben
Don S5raeliten o6er 0ercn Trcu1oe, pelcbe
feline MISREPRESENTATION Q(biic6ten nibt
81 pitrotqen WiiBten, imprint ieien. ST.
lei fetn Suoenbaiier, ionbern Elm 6reuno
Der SuDen, aber Elm SreunD, ser feline 6euz
cbelet treble uno ibnen 0ie Wa6r6ett lQQe.
50 LANCE bic Su0en nit i6ren 9oftrtnen
rno @ebrGuc6cn innerbalb elmer cbriitLicbcn
Station cine Sonberitelung etnnG6men,
ieien iic fir bic Gritere cine 0efabr. SIN
9euti6lanO ieten iie bic 8e6erriber Scr
Breile uro Der Stnan3en uro bic Inter
brltfer aler 3riitljbcn @runOi6Be in ser
Jtcltgton unb Bolitif. 9ieielben I3uitGn6e
pitroen in ieoem 2on6e 8lob greifen, mo
tie Die Sberbano bGtten. Sn 8esuq auf
1etne 9ori6lGgc 5ur Q(bbilfe babe er nibt
muir Die Snterciien Ser Gbriiten, lpn0ern
aucb Otetent8cn Der SUOen i'm Qluge.
, 1893-09-05
SGrfenberidht-

Nuf Ocr b~icii9en 80rle iebten Sic @eiz
5enpretle beute nieoriger Elm, in6em bieitge
Spefulantcn genOtbi9t tparcn, TIRE @aare
l~oSSuiblagel1; aber ibon na3 wenigelt
Nugenbltden i6lu8 bie Stimmung I'm
u1o Ser 9e3embcrtermtn, Der bon 50 auf
674@675 5uritfgegan9en mar, itteg All
68$ un6 3d..
Ser Waismarft lebte I'M Waitermin nit
400 al, 9ing Oann ouf Az in bic 606e.
Die 9afcrprctie %ittegen, i'm Otaitermin,
BON 285 auf 294 ulO 29$8j auf WeIc6ent
8retic tie itb 6ebaupteten.
2(ut benz S4peinefleii9martte berrIdtc
cine feitere Stimmung, tpietpobl 6cr
S6weine eii6zllmiab 0leicb gtlQ mar,
unb nur Gtppcben einige 2eb6aftigfeit be-
b0ltpten. SIM Septemberterniin gingen in
bieien Bic 9reiic bon 8.873 auf 800 BIN
auf uno fitr Septemberi9mal5 tpurOe 7,75
W7.85 be5a6It.
, 1893-09-05
prdmttrte Generalization.

9as 8rctsrtc6ter GoQegium, 6as beaufz
tra9t iporoe11 mar, BEL Der geitrtgen Qlr6eiz
%terporaoe oteicnigen @eiperticbaften 3u erz
mtttelll, Die in t6rer @eiammt6eit BEN Dprz
tbetlbafteiten Gin0ruf macbten, bat foloenz
ben @etperti6aften 8retie 3uertannt:
Den Brets fir Sic bet 3abl mach itGrfite
Organization Der Carpenters Union, ben
BretS fltr bic ben beiten @in6rltf mad6en6e
Sr8antiattOn Der ltnion Der 6ufic6n1ieoe,
uno ben BretS fir bic bette OariteQung BET
NrbettStbdtt9tett Der 9tationalen 8rii6er>
1cbatt Der @lcttri5itGtSorbeiter. G6rcnuoQ
ertpdbnt tpur6en BON ben Breisribtern fer
ncr Die Union ber Qtnitretcbcr un6 0etoraz
teure, pie Topographic, Sic Matrolenz
Union, Die 8rauer>l1nion un6 Die Union
Der ampfrDDrenz2tr6eit 9aS @oueqiltm
ertldrte sum Sbtuic ietnes 8ericbte5 Sic
gan5e 8araOe fir cine Ser organi1trten
Nrbett in Gbtcago iebr 8utenGrcOit g~ebenoe,
ltno DoB bic Staot auf sic in ber 8qra6e
Dertreten getpelencn groBen Mloiien f(etz
bigger, gei1tfter, oisctplinirter unD gelcBz
I1ebenoer 8ilr8er itol5 SIT ietn bcrecbt;gt Iei.
, 1893-09-05
Oo6esfGue.

8is berte 0tittag mur6en foGgen6e
GooeSfGQe angemel6ct:
g. 8. Tu45, 1872 @eQs StraBe, 80
Sabre.
6ranf go60ero, 1872 q~8obonfia 5troBe,
II Wtonate.
70 S.
eorolins @isBarOt, 314 monbonfer
2(oe., A s.,
10 S. ~
. 81 2@OOtf SofOneotOstq, 1928 ae6sie aOs.,
@eO; aa6tfe, 1923 8orrsl 6troBe, 6 so.
99; Slee1 9lOe, g. nabe 10Y. StraBe, 3 s.
IL 81. II {. "
81, e i $. 2sdsr, 139 ITO. stra8e, 2
.. Q y @roi8, 522 81, gaulina gtroRe,
9O6n 9tounolt 3O81 Qod 6tro8e. 57S,
greoertf OtatofSfi, g.. Niblan6 unS
@Sculn8ton NOeS., 20 S. 1 81. is 8.
Tran5tSfa 9rem5oeller, 45 gutt GtroBe
10 S. 2 SO, 8 {. '0''
S Nh d SCHUBERT, 1899 %. 20. stroBe,
20 9aH0fpi0 2rouie, 557 Moore @troBe.
&bonnirt auf 6oS %2lbenobGott Ser SQinois
St9ats7 3ettun8 9rets l Sent.
, 1893-09-05
1nternattonales preisfbte6en.

9aS internatiOnole gret5icbieBeu fano
gcitern nit Ser Gertbeilung Der 8aarpreile
ietnen 2lbibIuB. Die 6cter eing nod9 ecbter
S6UBeaart BON Staten; Ser S6iibenf0z
mig ipur6e gcfrOnt uno f~ol9elloe belten greiie
oil Die 6aupti0iben Dertbcilt.
Den 60tptprei5 al Der Golun6iQzS betbe
erbieIt 6. 6infeniteper aus Chicago nit
II &ingen, $500. gG. Gilman aus G6i=
co9o SO Gtnge $400. 0cr S~c9itBenf0niq
OF. S. q. 8aDfen aus 9(etp Norf erbielt
cine procbtooIe Webaiuc ncbft $3.50. SEER
i6enntgbouien aus Baltimore nit 22O
&tn9cn er9ielt 1928. Or. q. 81. Sfiuman
aus Stem OOrf nit PIG NinQen 800.
&e6ri3etbe, 96.6aDS, 9teparf "a Ta6nen
800.
so. 0orSlcr 81 nit 800.
S. s. 9fOB, gtep Oorf, $50.
GolfSi9eibe, Wttcbcl 9orrGer u nit
$3.50.
s. 6, &oB, Y nit 800.
Nfannibeibe, Or, @, Mc9ou96ltn "a
nit $3.50.
s. Goggenbur9er "a nit 800.
Sta1ooro, S. s. EOB, SEEM Yorf, 40 nit
$3.50,
go. 9orrIer, Stem SerIeb, 48 nit 800.
Nae ~ilbrtgen Bretie mer6c1 Ben Scbiben
519elanot tperoen. Inter Conner bon
&anoneni6itllen tpur6e bon benz alien
S6iibenparf, in Dem 10 mandbeS fr6blicbes
WetticbteBen ftat~tgefunben bate, Q(bidbie0
geuDmmeu.
, 1893-09-05

AOol1ntrt aHf 6as 2tben6bGatt Ser SQinois
St9ats7 Setting greis l Sent.