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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-10
TEE'STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. April s-Flour steady SnG a.a sSai
sales 1850 hhls wheat unsettled NO. req Spot
and April, - 1-aa75 &c; May, IS l-S~7o 3,ec :
June 80 I2a76 34c. July. l-2@71 SIC steamer 1
Receipts, e,sO3 bbis stock, 6l9,57l tbls sales I'D.
april As l-Ia4s i-2c: May. 4o4is l4c: July
as $50 As 5-sc steamer mixed, 40 Lac BID white
sales. liaOoo bush Oats steady; No white West
crn Al 42c; No. . mixed Western. - l;2a3sc .
STOCK. $3.50 bush Rye dull: No. .. 62@e2 &c
stock. 5l.7Ia bush Hay steady. unchanged Grain
freichts irregular; steam 10 Liverpool per bushe I'd
asked Cork for orders. per quarter 2s 3D. Cotton
lMter quiet and firm: creamery fancy 81 sc :
fair 10 choice 2od soc; do imitation etc. Eggs firm
l5c. Coffee dull Rio careoes. iar. 1sc 40. q,
10 sac Sugar strong; gr"nuated 81 i'oc' copper
uns GSsSS Ap M sNarE F% duh sa
Buffalo, April 6.-spring wheat In better denane
lower Sales. 1000 bush No: Northern, 76c; 5000
bush do. rs 3-4c cars do 20 1-2c; 5000 bush NO.
. Northern. 73c. Closing: No. hard 81 1.2c; No.
Northern. 7Gc No .5c winter ~ go9d DEMAND EN- ~
I'D. Sales cars No. white, IS lee Corn in good
demand strong. Sales, cars No. 2 yelow 4oc IL
cars No. 3 do, "A Ice: cars No. do. 43c; 8 cars
No g 44a44 1-oc; . No. 3, AZ 1-oa43c; 8 cars
CO. As Ice: car No. 4. 39c Oats-Qulet,
Nc Q extra Western, CSC; No g. 6lc: No 4. 500 oec !;
NO / Canada. 7sc: No. 2, 75c: No. B., &c. Rye
Dull No .. 6lc asked. rlOur-Steady demand light;
best spring 81 40a 81 so: do winter, s3 500 ~ 90
rive rour-S3 goa IS 80. Mill feed-Quiet, generally
lower. Coarse winter bran bulk GIG IS; medium na
bran. s15; medium do Sl4 IS spring ships, ga 20
coarse micdings. $l6 % fine white feed 81. aSl1 20
sacked 81 additional Rye feed-sacked, ZIG 80.
Chicago, April 8-The leading futures ranged as
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THE FLEET QUIET IN HAMPTON ROADS
SECRETARY MORTON RECEIVED on THE PIIILA'
pELpHIA-rHE RUSSIAN OFFICERS ASHORE.

crcRETARY MORTON RECEIVED ON THE PHlLA-
pELpHIA-rHE RUSSIAN OFFICERS ASHORE.
rort Monroe Va April o.-An0ther charming Snn
DIV morning dawned upon the feet which lay quietly
ut anchor In Hampton Roads. cool breeze came
IN from the sea. but not strong enough 10 make inc
passage OF small boats to and from tho ships uncom
Portable At 10 o'clock the steam launches came
ashore carrying n large number Of visitors who had
been aboard the different vessels to attend divine
service In the afternoon quite number ~ sailors
came ashore from the feet and spent couple OF
hours looking about the fort. J. Sterling Morton
Secretary OF Agriculture, arrived here from Washing
ton this morning. lie paid visit TO Admiral Cher
ar,ii this afternoon, and spent some time inspecting
IN. Philadelphia. On leaving the vessels side he
was honored with salute OF seventeen guns
number Of officers from the Russian cruiser General
Admiral came ashore this evening TO attend the
cert al the Hygcia. They speak French. but little
English
The programme for the week Of the rendezvous
will consist largely Of official visits and saucs with
a number OF boat races between the American and
foreign crews. but the dates cannot be stated at
present.
II having been rumored that suitable accOmmO-
daions for the visitors could not be provided I'm Nor
folk, 1t should be known that all the surrounding
summer resorts will be opened for the OCCASION The
Ocean shore Park Hotel AT Virginia Beach. Ocean
View Hotel at Ocean View and the Ocean House In
Portsmouth, besidesDa great many private families
and private boarding houses have arranged to care
for q large number Upon application TO Mr.. John
l.. Degge. secretary Of the Rendezvous Association:
visitors can DO located and accommodations secured
IN advance at private boarding hsuses and with
private families.
The first OF the foreign vessels to arrive here
the Russian cruiser General Admiral, Is an armOred
cruiser OF the frst-cass. with a copper sheathing
over her hull Her principal Dimensions are Length,
ss5 l.2 feet; breadth OF BEAM 40 l3 feet; draught
80 feet IL inches and displacement, 1904 tons.
like her sister ship, the Dmitn D0uskoi, she has
sixinch armor belt A,472 horsepower, and a speed
of about twelve knots. Her armament comprises SIX
eisht-inch. or n!neon breechtloading rihes TWO SIN
nch breech ding rifles ten mac hine guns. five long
muzze guns two fixed and two Launching t0rpeu99
enc OF the best warshps Of her date.
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easier: creamery. H1do0c; dairy, .-@.'c. Ess
finn cfrInf fresh

was easier; creamery claooc; dairy. 2aa:7c. Esss
firm strictly flesh. i43-4al5c.
Cincinnati. April s.-flo9r quiet Wheat n firm
4ac. Oats iirmcr: no. MIXED. 80 3.da sac. rye
firm No. . SOC Pork nm 81 -. Lard quiet,
Iacon firm. lie. whskey quiet sales, 14i bbls ~ D.
Euttcr steady Sugar quiet Eggs stendy. l2~i2 Lee
Milwaukee. April s.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady
July, 50 Lee; 30. .. spring i1c; No ! NorthcIn'
5aS Corn firm no. Z >? S xh,,O oal ac nar SS
steady no. . white. 90 I-2c; sample GOO. Rye
firm 10. j, SIC. Provisions steady Pork $40 20 IL
the nnctuatlon was light in this market today Ire
a apr premium over May. selling at GO i 1000 s-4c No.
Northern s sold at So is@ 80 lie Receipts Of wheat
at lowest, e5 bsc closed e5 4sc July opsncd
6 hs os track So SHr s. no.
Northern, 66c; No. Northern. CSC.
Philadelphia. April s.-Flour-Prces unchanged. but
Whsa-Cssh and near dslIye eric, Of 10 red re
e.: Ss 5ay S sl%4ss
4" mixed Ap F IS May June and t 5"y
Jay 80 10 4oe Bntter-cholce stock in fur de-
extra 29a SOC; Pennsylvania prints extra. whocSac
@sao; PENNSYLVANIA prints extra iobblng. 34@37c
Eggs dull and lower, Pennsy vana fIsts 15d ID
Cheese-NIOderate demand and steady. Sugars--Rc-
fined quiet but firm. under light offerings; cubes,
5asc; lozenge. sac; standard powdered 5 s-sc !;
tine graduated 1.sc standard granulated, s i-ac :
crown a. 53-sc; crystal A. &c., double refined
diamond a, 1.sc; confeconeIs' A. SC; red star A.
sc; keystone A. 4 7sc; Franklin p. 4 l3-l6c ;
Franklin extra c, 7-10c: red star c, 71Gc green
star c. 716c: blue star c. 3.sc. Other articles
ST. 5oasis 90 per ton ''' anu '"'''' "'"''' O'""
st. Louis, April S.-Flour firm. unchanged, demand
slow. Wheat on buying gained 5-S@3-ic No. red,
cash. and April. SO lee May 30 55@7O I1c closing
60 1sa zoe; July. 72 5-S673 $780, closing. - 7-sc.
Corn hleless: No. !. mixed, cash. 80 i.4a36 3sc
oats dull; No . cash, sic bid; May 81 a.4e rye s
No. .. sic bid Barley no trading Flaxseed, 81 Os.
Glover and timothy quiet. unchanged. Hay steady.
unchanged. Butter unchanged Eggs. 12 3-4c. Lead
very s.iii at Ss5a3s7 i2c. sPeter 4c;, Corn
changed. Whisky. 81 Is. Provisions strong higher.
Pork, ST. 6Od$ rs. Lard, $40. Dry. salt mea is.
loose shoulders, 80 rs longs and ribs 80 So shorts
90 eS l2. boxed 15c more. Bacon. packed shoulders,
10 2o longs and ribs, 10 3-od10 l.o: shorts
$40 SO 1-2. Hams, sugar cured. unchanged.
Toledo. April s.-Wheat active frmer; No cash
and April. 73c: May. 20 3-4c: July and August, roc
Corn dull. steady No. cash. IL 1-se: May, Al 1-4c
No. 3, Al 34c. Oats quiet; cash. 3-4c bid. Rye dull
cash o5c bid. Cloverseed dull, steady prime cash
Us 40
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Real Gsiate 10 GTrhange

WELL IMPROVED city property ~ es-
ehsngc for a ME 3ountFy seat bargain
OWNER, Room Is, 9th floor. IS Wail'st.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday April s.-BfEVE,.-Heccirs. "a
cars 22j heads G.rec 20 cty slaughcrcrs aud
for export alive ~ change IN shipments and no
later cable news. Dressed beef dull at i2Goec FOL
native sides.
CALVEs-No fresh receipts About 300 calves held
over from previous arrivals sold ut id6e per ioI
common % lat ,esls. Dressed calves steady;
at &C per n: so d, i2a - at ,',e
Hume Mullen. 80 vcas, few bn,termik.. llo n.
vt 4ac; % veals. 100 =. athc; 90 do. le9 n At 49,
SHEEP AND LAMB>-Eeceipl,; inducing cars con
signed direct - butchers II cars. or $40 head
Steady sheep and Arm for lambs good 20 prime
unshern sheep sold $3.50 so per 100 N good 10
choice unshorn lambs a. 81 2jdF1 och bunch Of cpDeG
do at So Dressed mutton steady ut 9alOc dressed lambs
firm at l0dIlc.
sse,-G Dillenblek oi5 yistiean lambs lol N aver
SO so.
d. Harrington: AZ Western lambs 20 ~ at 81 IS
POS Western sheep. IS N. at ~ IS.
Ifacnbcck Il Hollis: 1874 Western sheep. 100 ~ a.
sc so.
J. y. ridcock & Son l53 unsborn Stat, lambs "a ~
at 81 30 60 clipped do. CT +j
HOtrS-Recept>. N 1898 head. No sales on
1--we weight. Nomnaly higher at &c 75ds7 Ii.
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BroohIpu Real Gstats for oaIe

,,o, sAIr.-Tbree four.story double
FOE 80. Containing 30 rooms aud Two
srra "och s,tuata 10 Brookye S or 1 cas
ness street ali rented equity Sz''Vy gnly 70
or Will take good rlilroad sio "n,y, "P''
OW NER. O93 lIicks-st.. Brooh'y"'
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rr.popEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool. April 8, go p. m.IIeei and Pork
Holders offer moderately iIamsciioiders oyer spar a
M mgN Dass"nIioliers offer moderately; cnmbcrland
cut about as TO 80 lbs, steady ut AS. Cheese-ioiu
en'' gor enorngIy Ta0w-The supply Is poor.
spirits OF turpentine-IIoldcrs offer freely; Ro-nm
Holders Offer sparps s,Gr not ocrHg WHEAT
fIInders offer sparngly. Flour-llolirrs onrr MOI
eraely Corn-sp9t and uurt ir ~ s o I'd
Nav sleedy at As r1-4d. Hops at L0ndon-Paclic
Coast-Hplders offer moderately.
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Silver Combinations.

We invite your attention to our new
combinations ofo.ive forks, butterpicks,
berry spoons, sardine forks, lettuce and
salad forks, bread knives, ETC., varying
in price from $40, SIP, Sl5, $50 to
S25-they make attractive wedding
gifts at low prices.
j. II. Johnston & Co.,
IL Union Square, N. Y.
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socatcd Stock and Petroleum Exchange for the two

Refined -.o,eum was unchanged 5ij cents barrels
and 2o5 cynv II buik al Nswiofk and 80 emit and
o cents at Philadelphia and baltimore" tn-e- were te
s,ne at Oh, ocnt. nj rlon. Crude oil unchanged
81 IS gallon IN laurel, and 3o5 cents 10 bulk
barrels and buG respectively Niph's ruled al 800 cents
a gallon.
Foreign quo;ators wee without change as follows ::
An'werp l2i, fiapcs pr 100 KIDS Bieme 40 marks
per so iilos London. ii,dI4d per Imperial gallon
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Go Get for Business nrposes

TO desirable lofts, op'e onN
and IGlh.-t. Apply at b''E"
East l7Ih-st,
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Dressmakluq.

-A.-DREsSMAKEH elegant cutter
ana hitter; rs day rr aS home; perfect iii
guaranteed; velvet. SILK or cloth suit, made
IN one week for SO fancy waists coats AM
tall gowns a specially. ~ East l0t.lst.,
hear Broldway.
AKII.TiC DHE.,SM Perfect
sa sss or lac sSe w'np Sa%S
Mme. OWEN. 2G2 West 23d-St.
ARTISTIC DI,EssMAKIN = Unique
designs; evening dresses a specially; hotel
ord RS at short notice. and Moderate charges.
Mrs. McELROY, ~ East 9th-s;., opposite
Stewart Building.
DRESSMAKER OF experience, copabillty,
posted in all ito branches from leading
FILTER. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1.242
Broadway.
RESSMAKER.- from Felix and
Doucet; engagement by day In family for
1870 West slst-st.. care Of Mrs. Fischer.
FIRST.CLASs FILTER wishes engage
mcnts By the day best reference. Filter
Tribune Uptown o1icc. LAP BROS dway.
LADIES TAILORING.-Ladies' own
materials msde Into !, iae s,Is ,t s@ts
and remodelI.d 'GREIG, 1871 West 22f-st.
Madame HAfSALI.E.-flrst.c dress.
maker: makes costumes from ~ VI also
ienovates equal TO new. 204 West l3th-st.
Mills. BAUGNON Importers. % Fast
Clst-st. corner Madison-aVe. just received
handsome Paris costumes; French satin
corsets. the best made. only ~. real whale
bone, worth els; ladies' own materials made
up.
SEAL GARMENTS ana furs OF all kinds
repaired. redyed refined. altered and re-
modelled 10 new shapes estimates given.
GREIG. 1871 West 22d-st.
VERY GOOD French drc- shaker would
like 10 have n few more customers bv tho
CAV: 80 80 no cards. Aldrcrs
NADEMOIsELLE H.. 35i West 22d-nt.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

The effect the higher range Of values for
petroleum indicated the renewed activity opera
lions in the field last month. The usual reports showed
material increase in the daily production OF both
the Ohio (Lima) fields and the fields in Pennsyva
New-York, West Virginia, ETC. The average yield per
well, however much lower last month than in Feb
ruary and addition the Of the drill and the
rig not important. Taken all together, the items Of
the March reports neither decidedly bulish
bearsh the situation We append the field statements
of the two oil regions for the last Two months
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LIVE STOCK MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE SIctk MARkETS-BI TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo, April s.-Cattlc-Receip.s lat twenty four
hours. 1900 head; total for week thus far. $4,000
head; for same time last week, 1900; consigned
SALE 20 head; market opened and closed dull fat
COWS, S3as3 80; no good steers here. H9gs--kc'
week titus far 3o,4o5 head Tor SAM lime Ias week
$4,000 head consigned through $3.50 head; 10 New:
nGrE asye na H1 sale %c gpFa
advanced fully 80 cents more before all were sold
closed strong 1oiheES aud mixed 81 49, with later
sheep and lam6szRecclPts last twenty iour hours,
100 head; TO New.York; $500 head: on sale;
- 10; fair to good, s., 75d 50 rs; common TO far.
sheep choice 20 fancy ss 81
fancy. lao 10. held at 80 so. not Sold fair to good
50 21@S3 % common to fair, % 7o9s'' clipped
Chicago April s.--The Evening Journal reports :
Of note; general market closed l5a 25c lower than
last meek TOP prices for top steers at IRE ro - 40
mon ard mixed So 75@s7 10. t'Ti'g .; i5" q 70; ;
active and steady some top sheep 50 .5o 81 so top
1890 head shipments, $50 head Markrt-Nothing
to Ssa4 mn asst 9o4ts9
to top 90 ooas7 IS; pigs, 5000 20. Nine cars hogs
shipped to New-lork today. Shfep-Rtcsipts, 600
head; shipments 500 head; market strong at I'M
changed prices.
St. Louis, April S.-Cattle-Rccepts, 600 head ::
shipments, 1900 head; market steady at the recent
decline; fed Texas steers, $40 ~ So 20. 1iOgs-Re
ceptS, 500 head: shipments, 900 head market
10a2O higher; heavy. SO COAST; mixed, 3j BOA
80 so; light, 80 40@$6 20.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 0 (Special). -Kansas still without
rain, and the Washington prediction prophesed a con-
tlnued drouth Sunday This dry weather
prospect was the influence In wheat yesterday Prices
opened strong and closed strong. The market shovel
much yigor considerable alcs by the Cudahy
interest the important bull did not bring about uih
reaction. May sold between s22 and oO2, aad closed
$40. July sold between a ana '0's. and co.el
at 76a,. Receipts here 307 cars The est'inab,
for Monday was $50 The Northwest had 2i2 cars. 2OJ
for the week 900 600 the announ encnt
Of large worlds supplies 4OOO0oO0 over last year
The crowd shows great anxiety over the washington re-
port tomorrow Professionals are Inclined 70 oee'e
lot Of seag. Corn was quiet within an eHyeu'ngft
narrow range May sold between AIS and As, ana
closed M 4l2. Receipts were LIS cars the s sc
little by the drouh. May sold between 70 and 3GSs ana
o for to.rnorrow was I45 Provision traders had a.
the opening another bull blast from the sto,ay sc
There WERE only $500 hogs; prices were up ID TO 20
cents hundred every hog In the yard wa ePor,ga
sold the estimate for Monday WAS 1s0oo ana Jn es,-
mate for the week 81 600 Ribs led In interest, "a,
large buyer Of ribs everybody assuming that Ne eoc ns
orders from the Cudahys Pork 80 ar clio ed
and closed near the top Nearby devees oi 1 an
about where they did on Fn1ay Sep'en,u hv clrsl"%
no Concessions from the best prices gave hueaHo"'
"a soIlipp nv the leading Dulls
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour dun, nn
changed spring patents So 5oSs4 So NO spring di1
721.2c 40. . red 20 ICE; No . corn, 40 3-sc; No.
corn. 81 Lee, No. oats, 3oc; No 2 rye. DC;
seed. 81 %: mess pork per Dbl, s6 9oa sl7; lard,
per 100 II, $40 15aslo 90; short ribs. sides noo.e
So 55G SO go: dry sailed shoulders (bOxed). SO 200
So 81 10: short clear sides boxed. 80 80 80:
whiskey. disillers' finished goods, per gal, 81 10
sugars cut loaf, 7Sc; graduated, D 3-oc standard
a" 316c.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
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flats 60 En, unfnrnlshso

4 FAMILY with good reference can re.
duce tbeir expenses by Hkipg part OF a
Was, sldc dnct0r's house (l0th ward
hoa1d OF doctor and wife. IN pan payment Of
rcnt Address, with rfeieD.e-, DoCTOR,
rribunc Uptown once. Ia Bfoaiway.
ON WIDE SHEET with Entrance TO
Central para; all Hight nat, no shaft. hot
water heating and hot ma'er i W. ~
r ,ea', o1,h..t Il. :weoa Park and Lexington
in.' 49, go 7 ,oons aud bath tsinge natl In
49, Az. :, g0,h. st ss2 KS rooms Ia 10Y
liz Fast 9Gth.ss.. 60. -.
5TU.AVE., 1.Ois, corner s5th,st;-fls
CANT apartments taclSg osN'T az n raf. NV
70 400 SAMUEL NiA"N' W bioAa"a''
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country last week but the consumption still ahead OF
the output. The early April nQures il kept up. viii
suit material decrease in net stocks this month The
partial Of the pipe lines from April ~ lchaer-
70 9TH Inclusive appended for the National Transit
lines:
Excess
Runs. Deliveries Deliveries. Charters.
Total bbls Pr 59s 3tla7i glib 2g:o14
Average per day. 81 9l9 6s,3ji 1885 1853
There little doing In the speculative line in pipe
line certificates in New-York last ck Oh business at
he Exchange entirely neglected. At the Con-
soidatei Board the trading light and after I'D
,anc. in prices above 20 cents the late transactions
made downward movement Little news was received
the petroleum regions and the easier tendency OF
certificate market have been due 10 the
general speculative inertia of Wall Street Final prices
the lowest but they were SHADE better hin
In the Preceding two weeks.
The prices and the to'a dealings IN National
Transit certificates the Stock Exchange and the Con-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-18
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S6mer befrafter Sei6tinn oes S4lan9er:
bdnoieers malter RaIifou.

Ser in eincm Dime Wuleum an Glari
Str. ais Sblaugenbelbip6rer varbeitcnoe"
gSalter Goliton, better ais y&lapper-
i6langen" >3talfton b%efannt, tpuroeS onntaQ
fur5 na6 Otittag bon etnem iOlcben gcfGbr>
licben Geptil III Die !San6 gcbtiieH ltnb liegt
iebt in iterben6em 3uitanbe inn GountD>
6oipital.
Ste CT iicb I'M Sic Mittagsitun6e in oas
groBe S6aufcnl ter bcS Wt1le1mS begab,
nm bier letne G~orlte1lungen 3u geben, gino
ct IN ben Seller binunter, nm ieinen
S6langenporratb, tpelc6er ii9 in elmer nit
9rabt8ttter=O edeln DerleDcnen Q(l1SabL bon
&titen befanO, 81 bolen. Nm N6enb Supor
bate ct itcb bon einem Wanne, 9tamens
6. So. Glifforb, einem io9cnanntcll
S0langen>Iarren unb 6Gr6ler, peIc6er
ioeben ein 9ubenb @ifti3langen bon
Slortba nacb Chicago gebrac6t bate, cine
collection Derlelbcn 9eborgt unb Sic tbm
bon Gltfforo angebotene Mette an9enom7
men, baB ct, Station, nit bielen Sd5longen
umSugeben beritebe. Die giftigen Hep>
ttltcn puroen mach bent Wu1eum gebrdc6t,
in tpeldem Sic Wette gum 9(uStrag fomnlelt
loute. QQS CT geitern Bic 8orbereitunger
GIT bieler 8orItellung traf, MAT er 10 ltn>
Dorit9ttg, feline 6ano auf bic &tite SIT legen,
in tpcl9er ii9 Glifforb'S Scblan9cn be-
fanben. Sr bieiem Nu8enblif frocb ems
Ser gr6Bten, ii6er 6 SUB lal,gen &biere
Direct unter Galiton'S 0an6 uno Dcgrub
plObli0 feline Tang3dbnen III BEN fleii6i7
gen SDeil Der u1teren 6on6Hdcbe.
Stallion beiab genug @rfabrung in ieinem
@eiperbe, nm lofort 5u tDilien, haB CT auf
BEN SOB bernunoet iei. @r f"tirSte mach
oben, trant einc bebeuten0c QuantitGt
8DiSfeD unD lteB iid Die Wunoe BON einen1
9lrSt auSbrennen unb beSinfictren. SIM
9tu perbreitete iicb inter ben 8ciu9ern bes
Wttieums bas @eriidbt, baB cine Nn5obl
@tftiblan9en aus ibrem &dftg altSgebrocbcn
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baB Der 9r6Bte Gbeil beS 8ublifum3 in
panifartiger Tludbt 6aS 2ofal OerlieB.
&alfton's 9rm ting an 81 icbmellel, Bis
berlelbc mebr ais Die boppsLte Oide e~reicbt
bate, iobaB Der Baticnt icbleunigft Dem
GountD >!6olpital iiberge6cn tpurbe.
Die GcripcgenDcit, nit melber Stallion
itb III @efaDr begab, 5cngte Dor nm 10
9r0Bercn Gci6tftnn, ais ct tpuBte, baB oaS
G9ier erit felt furSer 3ett in Ser @cfansenz
ibaft uno nob I'M 8elibe ieiner OiftSdbnc
mar, @r betreibt bas S6langcngewer6e
icbon felt Is Sabren u1o gaIt fir eincn
GuBerit toufitbnen unb beripegcnen 0tau,l
in lcinem @ei6aft. 0aiielbe 91eptil, an
beiicn 8iB &aliton iebt barnicberlie9t, grill
Dor etipa elmer @ocbe GlifforO's 6id6rige
Gobter an, tueldbe BON bieiem llnterritbt
in Der 3dbmung bon @ifticblangcn erbGlt
S0r @ater FAM iDr SIT 6iilfe, in6em er auf
DaS S6ier cine 9ede mari un6 10 ieine Nlfz
merfiamfeit ablcnfte. NQer dr5tlid9cr Sc
banbIung gum Grob nabm bic Sbpelum0
bon Naliton'S Qtrm berartig SIT, unb perz
l6limmerte it6 iein 3uitonb bcrmaBen,
Dap Bic NcrSte bic 8cfir6tun9 begen, baB
ba8 Silt idou pouitdnbig in baS 8(ut
i~ibcrgegan8cn lit, unO einen tobtIicben 2tuS=
gang DerbeifiiDren wirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-18

lie no6 10 unlauter un0 pcr6re6ertI5 ges
tpelen lein, berGergeiienbeit ~anbeimgege6en.
Seine gSGrterin, fem 8cantter Der 2lnitalt
erftbrt ie Elm Sterben5tp0rtcben User 6aS,
mas baS WG66cn o6cr bic 6rau getDan
bat, unb bem Setter Ser 9(nitaIt piro ioptel
llbcr ba5 8orleben I~eil1cr S6uBbefnblenen
mitgetDeilt, ooB er ipciB, ipD er ben t0ebcl
our 8eiIerutg on1ebcn muB. Sin anbcrer
Icitenber @runblab bicier ipie aler Nnz
ttalten in Wiailoc9ulett5 lit bet, baB inter
feinen llmltdnben f0rperlibe 3ibti9ung,
mag lie cine Sorm 6a6et, tpelcbe tie tpoue,
gcitdttct lit.
98te al1o gebt man S1 gSerte?
Find out the soft spot in that
woman" iagt Ser Setter Der y2eDrerin"
C8Grterin) beren belonberer 2eitung Die
loe6en in Sic 2lnitoIt eingetretene 6rar
anpertraut lit.
Die 2ebrerin iucbt nun 6urb @5elprGcbe,
ourcb 8eobabtungen 5t ermttteLn, Oh ntdbt
Dod5 peicberc, e6lere 9fegungen IN ber Ser
brederin borban6en lin6, tpie man ite am
beten paGet, ite Der 8eiierung 5ufiibren
fam.
Ni6t immer 1T 6as 10 Ieicbt, ST. e1tz
i6etben, oft genug itebt es auf BEN eriten
Slid aus, ais Oh Sic 6rau iIberbaupt feiz
men soft spot" babe.
So iDuroe i'm porigen Sabre cine Srall
bon ettpa 30 Sabren eingeltefert, bic boil
ftGn6tg per6Grtet, pertbiert mar, tpeoer
Wfutter nod &inoe5liebe g%efannt bate uno
in Ser brutaliten un6 i9roffitcn 8etie ieoe
NnnG6crung Der @nitaltsbeamten 5urid7
mics.
9ange puBte man nicbt, ipas nit Der
Srau Sit ntacben lei, 6a enbGib CAB man ibr
Die 8flege zines alien 8ferbeS, un0 itebe
6a, mas Meni6en ni6t fonnten, Dpu7
brabte Elm Yfer6. Die Srau Iernte lieben,
tie fan0 @efallen unb 0enu9tbul1ng in Dert
0e0anfen fir etn anbereS gSeicn, mar eS
allc3 n1r Elm 8fer6, iOrgen 81 fD1t1en ltno
BON bielem gum 9anf 9eliettoit Su iperoen,
ite nabm Sic 9(nndberun9en Ser 2nndbe7
rul1gen SET Nnitaltsbeamten freun6ltcber
auf ur16 beute lit tie auf Dem beften He9e,
cine nit ficb unb Der Nelt 5ufrie0ene. ge>
itttete Srau 5u perben. Sic batten Do9
fblieBltb ben ysoft spot" %gefunben. 9icz
les 8eiiptel tQuitrtrt 10 recbt 6te in Der
Wfuiteranitalt geitbte Wtetbpbe.
9ludb 6teie Srauer tragen tbre Qlb5etc6e1t,
Streifen am Qrnt, Bic 8elObnungen fir
SOrtihritte unb guteS 8erbalten. 6aben
Tie eS ST bier Streifen gebrG3t, Damn tper7
Den tie auf Strobe %entLafien.
Den Nrmen6GltIern, Inter tiiBungSanz
fallen, ben StnbeLDGufer1, bet Blege Der
Q8aiien, bitrttigen unt Derloiienen &in6er,
pte tie itcb ais cine Srucbt ber mo6ernetr
Soee unS auf Der @usfteuung p%rGientiren,
eintge 8Drte Elm amber Wtal.