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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26
J1ldnner(6md6e.
BoQis. Wi.berberfteauug Der SeiunSbsit
uno seidIedtlideu &Iftisteit
nttteIf eer
3asaut'ineu MISUNDERSTANDING.
@rfoIsrei6. po aues aupert feblssidlas.n.

griolsret. rpo aIIes Nnbert feblssitlasen.
Eie 2aSaue'fd1e gsctbooe uuo fbre yorsnse.
unf.re grdparate beiBen Dr. Ga Sallt tbe 6siImIttd
auf Sruuo Der &batia6e, Bag mir bic IIipruHsids
iSorHel pou bem berubmteH Ar5te bIeie5 gdmens ers
bieIteH untr Der @Grantle, oas Taus plr pateI eie
@tHfIhruus ietEer SebanolnHs uHo ieiner 9eti'
mittI anseuIecH finoen olteH, Dies uEttr lener Bee
seiduuno aeI6ebtn miirbe. Dor eini9cH Sabren tam
Gr eaSate aut bic 5oee, nerpoi, uno eeidIebtIitt
9cipcn burth BcbanoIuHa DiaftoarM aus gu turis
r,R. iHoem ii& pom benirIbsn toIstnoe BOrtbsils
perlprGd:
belt.
D. germ,ibuns Der g,roouuns unb gbiaiudduus
Der 29irflaulteli Der DfitteI.
g. Gnq, Qnndberung an bl. bebeuteneen untereu
Seffrurser Der 9ildenmartsHerpen aus Der 9Dirbels
dule uno oabtr erIeittertes &Horlngen 81 Der 9ers
eenflfsteit uHb Der Diahs oes @eblrHs uHo Nud'
4 Der gati,Ht tann iib i.Ibit nit .br s.riHsen so-
fen obns Irtt bcritelIen.
s. Sbr GScbrdu6 crforoert teiHt StrauoeruH9 oeI
0ilt soer 9ebenssep obnbeIten.
8. Sic fino abioIut unihdoiih-
Z. sic flnb Ieidt DOR Seoem an Srt uHo Stele
einBufubren uns ptrteH uunltteoar aIf Den Sis oes
ueb,ls iHuerbuIb peni9er Gls elntr baIbeH StuHoe.
SinIdQise Didun.r, beren Strait seihpddlt, beren
gcrpeH erbopft oeren Setit fiuupt 9efuoroen oeren
ssssnstr9t gertorsa ~ To.T sIs naD a Ssr SsaT1gs
aIleiHistn Sreuno, DelheH Der SetoeHoe bet5t.
@uiid,t meotsiuiid,er Ga1peritanoiser nber
bte abforbirsnos Ssraft oes Tsttnms.
Ssrt.n Sic oas Guiiausunssp bss Sotts
BARNS b.yptieIn, 70 DtroeH Sic autdruns tlnoeH IN
Dr.. Booenhammers NIT Reht berlhmtem 99erf uber
bici.n @.stnanb, iotuie in otn meo5iniihen .3elts
i1rt,n sieies eanhes unb DeutidIaEos ,SraHtrsit's
uHb &uslaHo's.
Mas Scr sefunoe Nsnfhempertano fast.
gaon Dlrs, ,inen Uieniden fur .benio tboritt ers
Hdren, ucId1er, I'M elm 9eitpiiI am Seiu ooer eHcn
stbrohtHeu singer 81 belleH, ar5neten enne9men nno
nht bic seeisneten 2Saihmttel uro Salben unnttels
bar auf benz lelbeubeu 2beiI sebrautcH fponte, pis
Denicnisen, ntlter SamenfTdnthcit ODER Shndde ~
5eiItn ueru6cn note pbn, bic Stee ielbft IN 4H9rI
iu n.b Mcn, pie Dies hurb ben Gebrau6 BON 0r. "a
SaIlc's eI.santen uHbdali6tn "Bolus Remedies"
seiGeben tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26
Stt faIi6enI 0eroad,t.

BiIburton, S.+8., "a. 4uguif. -
9as fiir,lt bon @aObO aus perbr.ltste @e-
riitt, baB Der @onHtp- S6atmeiiter Green
Nic@urtaln, mel rer be Yad1tseloer an Die
Snbluuer ausiablt, sln Sefi3il BON $500, 1000
aufpeiie, 1T uub.grinoet. AQe Counties
peroea ihr @eIc erbalteI.
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Gin SOrbengen
bet3elt. 3

Sumen in ibrrn Srriubrn, Sas
alter ,u brfGmpfen, miiKen bel bie'
fem IrcHru nutbsrOrunsen einige
98uubrn babuutrageu. Sirie fOn'
nen Iie aber, inmeit bic 5antfarbe in
Srtradt fnmmt, bcrbergen burt)
redlt,citigcu unO rrgelmaBiseu Ges
bruub BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26

Yerional.g g0ti3eu.-G Gouoer'
neu- 8rOwu reiit nit ieiuer 6amiIle am 4.
september uad) Chicago ab. Die gtlt9llez
Der leiues StabeS merOeu lbm mad uno nat
foI9eu, I'M am Wiurplauoer Gage uOa6abIig
bort III leIu.
- Sr. y. Yaiirorp. Der @euerulietretdr
oe8 p0eutdeu @brlhlldeu Verelu5 Sun9er
MQuuer," tebrte geitern pOhl uno muuter
aus Der Scmmerirtid)e juriid uuo trat io'
tort l.ine nerantluOrtIite SteuuHg wteOer
all.
pr. Charles aliopuft, eiu
berpora9enDeS DtltgIIeo peri6leoeHer hleilz
ger b0bmliher 8erelut, reilte 9etern Abeno
nit ieiutr Satin naf Chicago sum geiuA.
Der 8eltauslteQuug.
Cine 33 6uB bobe Sla9ge
L cnge, elu 9eldenf uon Sobn Ben;,
Canton, miro bsute Dtorgeu bel oeul Sprlts
Senbauie ytr. s, al 3. Str., 5l9blanotomH,
auiserldtet Iueroen.
0as besdugniB oes 6ru.
Sob. y. SeQo0rfer, weldler betaHnt!id1 am
leBten Wiumoh AMI letuerSarm am Dtloole'
1ilper, Baltimore @ountp, 9eitorben 1T,
finOet heute 8Ormltta9 8 llbr pom 2rauers
bauie 9tr. 2u4l, 8oteez, Nahe @beiteriraBe,
aus CUR tath. OF. SufObstlr6e, @te Ga9ers
nuo AisqultbltraBe, itatt.
SrGn0e e.-Ser Alarm bonn @ountps
aaiten ytr. II riet seitern, NtenoS 6 llbr,
bic Seuerw.br uad Der Aulage Der pRarps
Iduoer 2ampf. 3te9el Comp" poielbt
oas b0lSerue Sdueba4 zines SreuuOieus in
Sraub 9.ratben mar. 9as Seuer riftete
einsu S6aOeu uon 5000 on.
- Gin uOrgeitern AbeHo uuf bas Dad
BON Stewaro'5 0eitiaerie an @de pon 81
uuo SuutitraBe, 6isblanOtOwu, berabfals
leuoer brenneueer Sauon, ieste oaiielbe III
Srauo, bod purb. oas 6eIsr iau.a ae'
lo1t.
ablebeu. Sr. Sohanu R0mer,
oeftn @attln erft DOR pier Wonatsu gelfor.
ben 1T, ldieb sefern Abeuo fur; na9 lltr
in ielner gSobnuus, gtr. 2l33, Oic0.nrp.
StraBe, I'm AIler uOu 80 Sabreu aus oeiem
gebeu. 9r itammte aus Rieoerguoer, 8urs
heiieu, uno mar ielt bem Sabre 1855 Elm ge'
adteter SIrs.r oieier Staot. I'm ieinsm
Sarge traueru cine Sotter, &lotbiloe, uno
orei S0bue, &ouraO, Rurl uno S.Or9 30.
mer. 9le geerOi9uns fluoet am Sonntng,
Hatmittags ubr, aui Der p2Sefern @e.
metern" itott, uuo Iperoen Sertreter oes
p6armcn.. 81 Observation-Disclosures,
oeiien langIabrlg.5 Wtltglleo er g.welen iii,
ibm Oie ltgte gbre ais Sabrtaqtrager srs
weileH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26
2Se6anofuna.

Sp.;ifiit. 6eilnittel fir ipesifid)e eeisen.
1. speSiNjdIer 3urfus, bel Shpdtezg zgusHlis
{sn S,rsflopftn, @IdentmsrSen up. s5 Die einislnt
GGadlte; Der politdnotec Surius nit oreI Shatteln
r.i6eHo aui Uisnate, SO.
2. aurfus Rr. II, fnr WanncriGtpadIe:
Cine Sdat,l fir einfade ober friie sale SO; bret
Shad3teIn fir idpere une aHoauernoe Sdne btt Vfdn'
nern i6er ben ulitIereu Sabreu, itDaGen StuteH lp
SIS iur brei Wonate-
5. RiercnbIaiens4urius, bel urins, Slaeu'
uub BorfeborleHz gtitp,r6eH. Cine Stattel "a,
,pet StatttIn sS. brei 5hattcIn SO.
4. Sraifiseuoer Surius, beionbers seeisHt
ais gtdrtuns tur geroutu, peIt. Su beIrotbtn btab'
fdttiaeH. gine Shabtsl 81, hrei S1atteIn $40 IuT
hrci Uionate.
S. Slmtreiniauusss9mrTu etropb.Iu, nns
rein,s SbIt uifp. .Gtne S6cbtel $5; preimoHatlt6s
Sebunblune ooer poQer Surius SO.
gub nit 3eusHiien uHb StbrauhsGnDsiiuns sras
tis. Dian ihrei6c an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rr. 822, Srnsswss. Resu.9srt g. D
l3001
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% Werfpnel1 ertru1lfeif.

SaIifar, N.-5., "a. dug Gs be.
f.6t nidt ianser 3ueiteI, OaB bel oem I'M
tergaus res 3 &fers p0orcas" uno Der
Barge y@tba St.wurt" 25 GeriOu.n ertruus
fen iino. .3mauais 9ei4name purOeu bis
j.st uufsefnnosn.
Ter Saoouer p9orolo gorben," BON
S,on.p, H..S. ..W., mad Der Ban OF 6uuop
nit Sobleu un:erress, sius seitern uuf Der
Sohe BON @olfpiQe inter, uuo man firtlz
tet, oaB bic sause Naunihaft ertrunteuBlft.
Der p9ereinoe g iib 9 l.
timorer 9ea6ftsIeute" {" bat i'll
elner pOrssferu ab.no absebalteueu Sers
iammIuns Die Scrbereltunstn fur ben am
Ntontas mad Sceau.@itp Su unteruebmens
ben ausflug btsnb.t. 9tna 200 Be-iouen
werbeu fih oil OemieIben beth.iliseu, uuo
cine 20 Diaun ftartt &apeue mIrb bic 4uss
flugl.r besleiten. Ils 0auptquartier if oas
y4flantic. Dotel" gemGhlt woro.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26
u o t I 3 { u.

4u6 eine 81 tio." Ole o.
senannten Silb.rituaten sabsn bel Der
leBten @ahl suIammen $4,000 Sttms
men ab, uno iie haben ni6t tpentger, als
Is Bunoes sIenatoren. Der Staat 9tem<
0ort alein peiit Elm SOtum BON ,3OO,s
900 nuf, aber er ;ablt nur 3pet Sunz
be8ienatoren. Satte man ii6 nit Der
Nufnabme BON rotten borough"
Staaten aus purteipOlltii9em 9ntereiie
ni6t Tberltiir3t, 10 puroe baS SanS
beute permut6li9 pe6er nit Der letbisen
Silberfra9s 3u fampfen baben, nod
cine ernite @elbtriiiS 6urdmad.n mill
leu. (An3. D. U.s.
8on etnem Der an9eiebenz
ften 9lr6eiter 9feprGientanten in @bis
caao, bem YrGiioenten Der y9qinoiS
Sfate 6eberatiOn Of 2u6Or," pirS fol-
qenbe be3ei9nenoe 9leuBeruns bcri4tet:
IS tonmen iest gang merfwIrbi9e
0inae Dor. Otdnner treten auf bic
&einer fennt uno BON benen gttemanb
,peiB, mo lie Der fOmmen unb orangen
itd als 9teSner beroOr uub bemd9ttgen
iia Der 5abruus in 8eriummlunsen,
bic i'm Sntersfe Der strbeitslOien sebuls
ten perben. Gs MAIDEN 9ln3eiden iid
bem.rfli9, bic elm ipitsmatiide8 8Orz
9eben 3ur Iufr.i3ung erfennsn luien:
cine Dirt Der gl9itation. Die bon 9ertres
tern oerantpOrtliher arbeiter Srsaniz
iutionsn in fsinsr 9Seiie sebilist wtrO."
- @enn iemals, 10 baben ieet bic Gr>
better Seranlafuns, Die 2eute iia senau
ansuIeben, Die in ibrem 0tumen gu ipres
ten iib anmaBen, uub uOr uerbddtisen
Sesern unO DtaulbelOen ii9 in A4t gu
nehmen.
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QSte
tit Cure Qeber !?

if Der Orientaliide @ruB, ba
man p.tB, baB CUTE 9eiunbs
belt ni4t obne cine seiunbe
2eber beite6en lam. @snu
bic 2eber itarr iit, iinS Die
@ebarule trdSe unb pertOpft,
bic Nabruns liest unUerOau'
LID i'm Masen unb Der9iftet
bas 8lut; baufises &Opfmeb
fOlst, Elm @eiiibl BON Ntuttiss
teit, 9OffnunsslOfisteit ui.b
R.roO fiat nerratb, ME bas
eanae Spitsm in nnOrbnuns
s.rutben iit. SimmOns'2eb.r'
ResulutOr 1T bus Dtittel se'
peIsn, mebr 2euten bic @e'
funbbsit unb bas Slid mics
berauseben, inbem er ibuen
elm. ssiunbe 9sber CAB, als its
senb Elm anbsrss auf Grbsn
betauntes Otittel. @r pirtt
nit uuBerOrbentli9er Rraft
unS Wirtiamteit.
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Rnd, ME enttdnfdat No prseu.

Ms eiH orIs.m.in.s SamiIien Seilmittel fdI Dpss
pepfe, trdss etber, Btritopfuns u. NJ. sebraude 10
faun ienals etmas AHoeres uno bin ME IN beT lers
porscbradlteH WirtuHs eHtt6itt porben. Sr lt.IHt
belnabe cine poltommene aur tlr ale 9rantbeIten
tes 9taseus uRa Der 2drne 81 iein.
a. u. 5. Vic SlIoqs giacoH, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26
Ser SemtIde Gorreipoahent,
9dsIit, podeutIid unb Sonntass,
Ratue, Gieentbnmer nno Resast'

(gabfoIs,r BON 8. Raire),
@nbnefsGde Baltimore =Strose unb EofzSffeesap..
gr,is bestdeIid,en gIatteS, our6 Erdser b.iOrst,
l2l6 Gts.; fdeIid,e uno Snnnfa as :Hnsg gabs 10
Seuts pro Boe sablbar Die bas BlGtt belorgenoen
Grdacr-SdaIidJ nebft eonutas ss satus be unter
Borto<gorausbssabIuns $3.50 pro Sabr, Ilr tirs:r.
Belt i'm Serbdltnis; fnr bic modIeutltf fe Musgane
nit SonntaesbIatt, portofrti, nit absus tir Clubs
"a so pro Sdbr HaG irseno eiuem Srte hes SnIdns
bes 81 nab europa. Gouuta essslusgase 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb biuiafts aeutidas SIstt
In ben Nlitttlz unb Glbiaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26

Varis, 25. Ausultz = Nns9e0eBnte
1olbbrQuoe piitbsu Ill Der gtahbarlpatt
pom Diout De Marlan, Der 6auptItaot oes
Qeport.meats bon 9anoes. 2ielelben b.rr'
Id,en nun itit cr,iSa9eu uno baben bic 2Sal.
Der BON sehu @emstnuen uerniiitet. unter
b,u oboebrannten Bldeen beftuoet I'D audi
Sas Oer Gr.saiierin @ugenle sebOri9e SOlz
ierino. 8is j.et betrast Der SsrIuit elne
Oiiuion Sranten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26


Qoubo 25. Auauit. Cine De-
peine oil bic pSimes" ans 8an9fof mel
b.t, oaB Sr. Sc Olpre be Sil.rs, Der fruns
,oni6e Spe3iaIselaunte, Die 6oroeruHg
itellte, Die iiumeiiite 'iesiernus ioae ale
oduiiheu SifiiIere aLa hem itamefii9en
Oieult. entlaiieu. @s miirOe bles elmer
qui6luns bon peer NIB Slotte sIeitfom<
men. Die 2epeide tiist bin;u, oaB leoer
@ruuo sur 8eturdtuus uOrbanoeu lei, oaB
Eraufr.i1 eiueu Sorluaub Jude, nm be
Soroeruug Der @hauulnI1en III Sai9on 5u
betr,epigeH, welde bic @rnerbung elnes
w.itereu yauoitrids aui Dem rehteu ufer
pes DietOns uerIuuseu. Or. De Silers bat
in Sau9tof ausefiiubi9t, oas bier ueitere
frausoIlhe Sriessitiffe uuf ihrem Bese
uad9 oleisr Sta0t iiuo. Sic Yerbanoluu.
zen swliden tbm uab benz famefl9eH 0fis
niIer oes Iuswdrtigen iiuo auf uubeffimmte
3eit perldobeu. Sine Sweite 9epeine aus
Baustot btiust, baB 9r. be SiIers Die fraH=
,ofli9en 8euobner Der 6auptitaot BON
Siam am Diittmoh enIpfin9 uub fle auf-
forDerte, ihm Seri6ldse ober Seihrueroen,
beioubers Ill S.sus uuf 9aubelsiahen, iu
uuterbreiten. Gr Tonne IN oielem Sale BON
Der iiaWefidsu Resisruus bsftimmteer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-08-26
Sie Cholera.

QonSon, 25. 1usuf. - Gin 11.iGbri.
oer S6uliurse ilarb geitern in 9ul on Der
aiiatii9eu Cholera.
q m, 25. ausuff.-5n geapel ffarben
oeIt.ru Berioueu oil oer uitatiiten @bOz
I.ra; @rfranfungen uuo &otestuu tuer'
ben aus @aiiuo, etwa so WielleH nOrOmeits
Ind, Don Neap.l, beridtet, uub 4 Grtrautun<
oen uuo 2 Sterbefdae aus yteapel.
autmerpeu, 25. au9uit. - 9ier
fommeu tasIid slpel oOer brei Grfrantun9eH
an Der Cholera Dor. Der bieilge amertfas
uilcbe Souiul bat Selearlmme pom ben
soniuln III 2ouoou uno 9apce erbalten,
luoriu pieielben meloen, baB III Anbetra1t
Der GuarantQu. YoritIrIfttu pes StaateS
0oulfiana Die @inidlifiuus oon Iusmanoe'
rern pom gntperpen uber yonoon ober Sapre
mad, gtelp.Srleaus autaebOrt bat.
SerItu, 25. Ausuit. - Sin Sall bon
Cholera puroe beute in hieFSer Staot bes
rihtet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02

THE FIRST DOMESTIC MADE ROLLED PLATES
TO BE FIR AT-THE RESULT SAT- SFACTORY.
Washington May / (SpcciaD.-Another highly sue
Head proving ground today. 1t conducted
son. Chief Of the Bureau of Ordnance. \ number OF
other naval ordnance experts witnessed the expert
ments. To-day's test unusually Interesting and
Important owing the fact that the plate tried was
the first domestic made rolled plate with curved surfaces
which has been tested in this country. Plates here
tofore tested have either without curvature or
have been forged, not rolled. into special shapes
The plate subjected TO tests TO-DAY manuac
tured by the Carnegie Steel Company. 1t was eight
inches thick and represented a group Of about 80
tons OF nckelsteel armor intended for the turrcts OF
the New.York ard Monterey and the barbettes OF the
Olympia. The plate was fred at for both acceptance
and premium tests, the first under the terms OF the
departments earlier contracts and the latter under
the new regulations which give to manufacturers
extra compensation OF $50 for increased balhSuc
properties One Carpenter and two Iollzer armor
perciny projectes discharged against the plate
from a sixnch rifle the velocties Of the shots being
Tho plate passed the acceptance. but failed on the
premium test. The first shot penetrated the pa'e
uchtlv and rehotnded the second entered and
stucx IN tho plate while the third went through the
r,a,e and hacking None Of the shots cracked the
Vac I'm any part only the usual fringe around me
holes made by the projectiles being observable, In
,he opinion Of experts present The results OF 20
days tests clearly prove nro 9@] OF manna ure
equal I'm ballistc resistance to forged plates ai'cr
,bey are similarly bent. and mat thc op'r1'io VI
bending does not tend 10 the deterioration OIL arno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
RrRI1L OF C1PTAIN WILTSE

Washington. May (SpccaD.-Thc funeral OF Cap
tain Gilbert C.. Wiltsc. Of the Navy. whose body was
brought TO this city from NcwIork for burial was he'll
this morning nj 10 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs.
Wiltscs sister. Mrs. George I. Morris. I'm Lafayette
SQUARE. The services Were short and simple ana
were read by tho Rev. Or. Mackcy Smith, Of 81.
Johns Episcopal Church. The coffin was borne TO the
hcarsc by eight blue jackets from tie receiving
shin Dale and taken 10 the Qakhill Cemetery. where
burial was made. Only the commta services were
read AT the grave.
Notwithstanding Captain wil'sc's rank and prom
inence in the Navy display was made. and AT the
request Of the family the usual escort OF marines
was omitted As the coffin was lowered into ihr grave
a guard Of marines who We're present fired three
yollcys Of blank cartridge and bugcr Sounded taps
The honorary p:bcarors Read Admiral Greer.
CAPTAIN John \. Howell captain y. IL. farplhhr.
CAPTAIN Frederick Y. McNair. Captain Gcorsc DeW'N
Commander r. 7. Jewell. Commander fhwaru r.
Houston aud Lieutenant T. b. VI Mason. , ,
An intimate friend " Captain NliNr. who talked
with him shortly before he died. Is authority Tor l"
statement that the hauling down OF the American Nag
nj Honolulu FASTENED II II did not cauS" III" death OF
This gallant officer. Captain Wltse told MS friend
during their last talk that commissioner Bi"utN act
WAS "A great shock to him. and that n" c"ud meyer
get over il. The captain loved that nag ana had
served long and faithfully under II. He could npl
boar tho last dishonor to which II had been subjected
Captain Wiltse's friend SAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
THE pUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
NET INCREASE SHOWN FOR APRIL.
THE GOLD RESERVE NEARLY EACk ~ HE
500 uOOo 600 MARK

TINE coin RESERVE NEARLY EACK 10 TIE
800 900 600 MARK.
Washington. May l (spciaD'-lhe "'on'niy pun
uc debt statement issued from the treasury DeP"'t
mont today shows a net increase III 'he ucp' 'S'
-, -, 90 zl7 500, and the smallest cash balance
ora cold rescrve in the Treasury Tor many years i"o
r.dpction In cash and consequent increase IN tle
49,. arr,nc Aprf Is mainly due to heavy Interest
rmo,,s which during the month were more than
as ooo OoO There was decrease OF nonlnterest
hearing debt during the month amounting to Si.l'-
oo5. trining increase In the bonded Indebtedness
ord decrease Of $il47.s24 in the net cash balance
Tho not cash balance today stands nj S.i4 o"' an
tho cold reserve at s97 OF $50. The gold reserve
Increased about 900 900 during the last few days
,a I, all that has been offered and accepted by the
1onar+ment within a day or two had been covered III
the Trcasurers statement put ont today IL womb
nrobablv swell the gold reserve 10 SloooV"'"'o' vi
about S. 100000 less than 1t was month ago.
silver assets aggregate Si8l 7sS col. against which
there are silver certificates ana silver treasury noe
liabilities amounting to Si50,48G,s2o. leaving SILVER
Valance OF S31. 2ol, s62 increase Of SH"o""o
,nrinp The last month Up to date there have been
issued 81 O6o.778 In silver Treasury notes. ana OF
these 1928 .779.lO3 are in circulation
The National debt today less the net caSh paiahc'
In the Treasury. is $40 Sol. OF which amount
1855 O33 $50 is interest bearing debt, mainly per
cent bonds.
government receipts last H"''H III rum" """"
amounted TO 100000 or S23O,0OO more than III
April. 1892. Customs receipts were S154lS""'
and internal revenue receipts. 11.799.367 Expendi
lures during the month aggregated S33.1n 3Oo oil
O.. 500 600 more than in April, 1892.
For the ten months OF the current fiscal year, OIL
up to May /, receipts from all sources aggregated
1924, $50, $685. or So9,OOOOoO more than during the
corresponding months OF the preceding fiscal year
On the other hand expenditures during the last ten
months were $500 81. 552, $50. 100000 more than
during the corresponding months of the preceding
fiscal year. Twenty four millions OF this increase
alone is due TO large pension payments. which ioi
the last ten months aggregate S133,G'S.345.
The receipts and expenditures in detail during The
last ten months OF the current fiscal year compared
with the CORES pondng months Of the preceding veal
shown by the following table,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
1T CONCERNS FREE TRADE AND "GOLDOL-
AIRY
TIE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION TELLS WHY
TARIFF REFORM Il BEING FoRsAKEN BY
ITS EEsTWUILE EASTERN FRIENDS.
,BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE

tBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TkiBCSE-1
Washington. May 1-"The Atlanta Constitution
has made a brand new and exceedingly important
discovery. II is nothing less than mat inc r'''
Trade Goldolatcrs" Of the North and East nave SUI
denly become Protcclionists. In tn" editorial COZ
nmns of "The Constitution of yesterday this dis
covory Is set forth a. follows:
They Ohc Free Trade Godoaters) have suddenly
discovered that cannO, have our gold ana Sp''l"
il too that a tariff for revenue only VIII lhih'hScN
increase importatlonS that have TO In Pau lor III
gold For this reason the Free Trade GodolaterS that
recently bowling for Tariff Reform ana dPho""'
Ing all forms Of Protection hedging. The change
that has come over them is IA startling significance
to those who expect prompt and complete inihi-
ment Of the pledges OF the Democratic PLATFORM
Further on the editor remarks that the idea OF
the "Goldolacro that gold rs money has IN intrin-
sic value apart from rs employment as means Oh
exchange is flllacy," and he continues:
SO persistent is this fallacy that great many
intelligent not only willing 10 pay The III
visible premium that has already grown ont of In"
ovcr-valuaiCn OF gold but they arc ready to impose
on The producers of the country more unSlpc dl'u
burdonS0mc premium in the shape OF tarlh aA'
Duties that are high enough TO prevent impora'iofS
for which gold would have 20 be- paid are nothing more
than a premium the yellow metal The Free
Trade Godoaters Of the Northeast nave discovered
this fact somewhat late In the day and their facuI-
lie, seem TO be paralyAod by Il. They no longer
shouting for Tai. - Reform. They are no longer dc
handing the prompt repeal Of the Mckinley bill ana
reduction OF duties 10 the revenue basis throughout
the whole schedule \ change has come over TIE
spirit Ct their dreams and they discuss the tarih'
when they touch il AT ell with doubt and hesitation
They have alighted on Few arguments in favor 0I
moving slowly and cautiously Ihclr ardor !, e,'
The zealots have become dOubtcrS the Free traders
have become rro,cciioni,S. and all hccauN" 81 me
gold myth. our renders and in fact the Who'll com
try will have further and special cause Tor wou""f
nj the curious change that has thus been brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
A JEALOUS HUSBAND APPEALS TO DR. SENNER

In the fair land Of Poland there once lived RSalla
Zawacke and her husband. In quest OF new fortunes
Mr. Zawacke came 10 America and got good place
., stts,on Penn lie sent for his wife 10 come TO
him. one day recently he received letter from
some kind friend in Poland telling him that Johh
Wonsicwisz was paying attentions to Mrs. Iawh'R''
The husband tccgrg,hcd the Fills Island authorities
IN detain his wife and who ever accompanied h,r.
Wonsicisz and Mrs Zawacke arrived Yesterday ON mo
cneyia and were detained by Dr. Ncyncr. lhcy VIII
he held until further Instructions are received from
the Jealous husband