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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Nrw-Yofk cash sales to-day aud last nsht Exports
200 bale- consumption. 7Gj bales; total, 56j toe-
Nrw.Yorh go.s receipts s bales; cNl1rt-, 400 bale-
took .O3 so bales Total poIt receipts to-day. 500
BALE thus Tar week. II 2G2 bale against l.. 80
bales lat Exports TODAY: Great Britain i,5sn
bales Continent 100 bales. 'on-oldocd net. - 20
lalr. ,ilrat Britain. ~ 81 ha"> aucr, 81? bale
ontincnt s. ~ bales total - J5 h,c'; "to'k. i''j'
bales. Closing cablc--INcpOol, - y m. spot cotton
quotations fully maintained Am"dsan mdalln1n,,
4 II 900 bales rcccpf-, 900 bales. includ
i,, / a n hale. American. Future. opened steady ~
6ld advance advanced Load further; lo-ci steady ~
i.GI03Gfd ad vance q conptrd with closing prices nl
g,,tcra.. Closing Liverpool quotations May aid Jnn"
aO1 4OS June and july, 40. los, July ana august
4 Ooo TO- Augut and september l.loe I'll Scpcmbcr
and Orfobcr ll2aa.t3; October ana November lila
al; November aud december. ilGdi.l1 December aud
January i.I1a4.ls; January and February, iI?di.-oi
February and March, 4.2lai!2. Manchester, June |
Warn. nuirt and STEADY. Cloths doing, but prices
higher - -, -.
COFEFE-The coffee market at Ncv.Nork has made I'M
showing early little st'ddncs> owing
ia IN, scarcity sellers AT the sane tine bulcis being
ouic Indifferent and trading confined To the covering
~ Few local shorts. which nut thu market NJ , 10 ~
Ioin~ during foi cnoon, but lt OF Uni, ni" hah
been lost before O'Clock Slightly better ahNc"s nom
turop. heucd the local market little but rfNat' caDrS
lid that Tho receipt. wer" hkelv soon = 10" Oh me IN
ON fIon tn new CROP III IN" a''f-
noon III. coffee market duh and returned 10 me
ugc.~ Of the Forenoon WIN II" Ni' 'i'"" """'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Tfans.rablcs June issued ut 735. Sales, llGOoO
bali
,.i aud Whit. volume of bu-nLs cannot h- called
,ree tho total the Transaction j. made up OF quite
number Of small lots Oh spinning rs well ~ foreign
count year tie hich'~t pirr ~ cotton wa r"ch Il
trub-r. and Tor months prices haN" >tcIdnN
10th OF this month tho Agricultural De
u,rm.nt viii make report 10 compare with lat year,
INN. Of The rInit-- rei'lnITd the
ture market to-day has eA'rted faNprab- rurncc
,. cotton but quotations not artnak higher The
Srv orA ngures today at the co>e Of the market are o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

The Pittsburg and Brooklyn played another ex-
citing game at Eastern yesterday. the men from
ptsburr winning the game by scoring in the
ninth inning. At this point the score was tie van
Haltren and Burns made remarkable running catches
Terry went pitch in the third inning and he held
down his old comrades three hits during the re-t OF
the came with "A tie. In the ninth Van lsltrei
reached first by Iaddock, and SHugart sent
him home with threc.baggcr LYONS was sent 10 ir,t
on called balls and he and shucart scored on B"ckeys
throc baggcr. Becklcy home passed ball The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
KACING IN ENGLAND.

Iondon June This the tIirl day Of the Epson
nme, meeting which will end tomorrow. The principal
feoture OF .o-day's programme was the for the
Epson Grand Prize Of &.'Ooo; for hrecyear-ods the
c,, and suburban Course, about mile and quarter
~ roce was won by t. Marshs b1y colt TandcIoecc.
% mike OF Portlands bay col: Hacburn which third
- n pcrby vest rday. '"roni e,i DoucI. Bird :
,'rov, colt ilqrbinrcF. u,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
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NEW-YOKk

Earned runs Cleveland .. Ncw.York g. fir~, ba~"
nv errors, lcycland T. Ncwlork 3; Left on naN,r
Ciarkso, l. ~ Ru-ic Struck out-By Iuse l. mr. Y,
Iasc hit--McKcan. Davis Twoa-c mts-twing I.m
r,cr Ward Cornor DOYLE. Sacrihcc bit-Ewing W.
tue Tebcau. thinner. Davis. DOYLE Fuller S Toi
h,Scs-Tebeau Burke .. Tcrnan Ward. Davis DOVE
) Lyons Fuller. Double play .Mrkcal; 'mn, ana
Virtue Hit by ptcher-Burl.c. wild pitchc,-husi.,
GARRISON 9. Passed ball-Zmmer /. tmprr->hFu'r'
~ IL hnilrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Mutuals-Prncc George straight paid s12S p, place
$50 IS; Yemen place 40 40.
Alcaldc Louise Ambulance SIOnencll AID Rough ana
Ready Withdrawn. Wah lin and Yemen acted
badly the post. causing delay OF twenty minutes
Then beautiful made. Srocco ana yemen
MADE the running down TO the last furong post where
Prince George up from fourth place ana took the
lead which he held the end winning rather easily by
half Length; Yemen second. the distance before
q. W. Johnson who finished and fun OF running
ST FOrian prominent half mile, then fell back
beaten. Astoria third for quarter Of mie
FOURTH RACE-Madens. SO each. $1,000 added
Seven furlongs.
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

...,,. vorl.D,, cEtOaD FoH 20 YARDS BROKEN.
,,,.or.,de CAL June 1.-The worlds reccri for o2o
r.,1s was broken her, ycstsriay by p Pulley. we'll
known sprin;e, who d'd II III zo''' seconds running
arainsf time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
raioht hid 20 30 nlacn s6 Go;

Mutnals-liaVes: straight paid 80 30, place s6 Co
knick knack colt place s27.
Harvest took the lead the made the whole OF
the running, and he pleased by 2le lengths, inc
knick Krack colt second half a length before sif
Arthur. No bid for the winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

M Cofbetts b. =, by King Ernest .
- knick knack. 3. LOG. 2 10-1 81
Pleasant Valley Stables b. c. Sir ArthGI
iVS -...--.---... iDoggettl 49, IL
ke,trant g. III car n2HJ..... Iarall 81 IL
ID, =. tfenn) u
Mr. Sass >. ll3 Clayton 8
Johneta, g. 1o2 car loar) BERGEN 4o-l 1o-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Fast morning and evening trains to the AdrEn,
oac c r,Tst cars through without change =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
Benton Stables CHI. I. Lady Rosemary, by
81. Baise-Lady Primrose ITO iD....--. .

Mutuals-Iady Rosemary straicht s34 40 place SO Is ;
Glance place S1O %.
The Doux flly broke up two starts and was then
lef, al the post The got OF close together After
scrambng down the hin for fuong several Of the green
YOUNGSTERS swerng all the stretch the lot began TO
string Lady Rosemary drew IN the dip and led to
the finish, winning by length; Glance. coming with
rush second head before Stathiower who beat Scmper
Vve lilly length.
SECOND I:AUE-swccpstakes. SIS each; 81 500 added
one nile and quarter.
Betting.
ST. Pr
NJ r. DIVERS b. G. Banquet, by Ravon
Gorilla H., ) yrs, ll6 y. .uambleY IA Out
j. A. A. MoIrIs's b. c.. Mars 4, 115
(Llttleneld) Gil Out
Tfmc-2 062.
Mutuals-Banquet straight s6 80
made tho running, two lengths In front, TIL hah
way down the homestretch, when Banquet up OIL
the outside and coared him Both jockeys rode hard
10 the finish, Banquet winning BY hall length. BAN
quct tried to against Mars but Lamtley sue
ceeded In prev Eting interference
THIRD RACE-TOBOGGAN SLIDE HANDICAP.
800 each; guaranteed value $1,000 Six iu'long>
Betting
st. ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

METAfS-iHoN -Business in pig rules dull
with price. showing no ,hangc of consequence. buyers
particularly avoid proNidae Tor than present
quren"nts. Br>-ciuer rg--n the abrence Of business
Their = puot,llc chang ia the local market bn
prices the West said u, SLIGHTLY better Scoth
pig last weeks quotations In .intss duh
Old maternal The market for old material j. dull and
iir.v nominal ia III" st>'ncr business; sellers
=, AZ 30 for iron ra-. New.lork Glotati on~ at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

billet, held at slight advance. sale OF 900
@ at S p ,a s"T S ou a 70 b. 50 S.
mgry yemen" in PRE- MEX bars are reported walker
wnirh sars are actually reported +, sss 20 Ittsbprr
gs' DO <" oHary sG is IS d. No o"% "dy
q: y; slay forge PIP ~ charcoal iron Icod base
Seton; ails miscellaneous Lengths sit IS
muck @ "s v 50 ' SsisssAfsssas
steel bllet. ~; Eessemer pig iron si3 new steel
n r 4 s 30 per 100 ''rsO s net 'G Pi,,D %se
Sd sa9 Saa cs os;: 'O' Fe
The market closes easier Quotations - June, 1885
y and HSsi' copper or
5SS a psFi !s'a ps 80 IN: srat
c.s : Sd; tgturc: e4s ., TINmIhe market Tor
10 double. 1850; 80 ton, lime 1890; % tons June
$3.50; y tons to arrive, $50 l2s Cd q % ton,
800 Aug SSSiss' a" s,,oSss !,
IT. siosc. Easy ;po,, SIS month";.
saay 9uosa.ons sas %"y sea e's The s'' s,
c'd for
at % ' Sst. f S"rlo
I'm market s S:ss d a g Sao "a AS ipl Jn
% a at The S ao" june e'er %lst
,S steady but qsIrs Ns S;c
Ss iansy $3.50 %enrfus"i irisary i4a5c COM
NAvE SIX: lofGS' Hii%ss faf rpsno
continues quiet Dut stoaoy on oou'nrrh auNNfS'
Ro.ln mIrkct rules steady. with slow demand Stock
.osn 80 los bbls spirits turrenune sOs b6ls tar OBJ
bbl- quote Spirits turpcntnr. 2S'sc IN southern bb
ard 3o.c in machine made barrels. RosinCommon strained
81 20 II 1881 81 90 Sc 20 K ~ IS 20 80 So
s. nc w. fsso Weight iaT e. ao p,sG rrsaSr
: eight ~ 90
O.FkN rvFIcIiTS-Thr General market for
toin,yn i mr.. We slight con rsson In III" rae
"a nsrow o'rerwsc a"s nnchlng'd rom i not
u'"riv rout. Enr'eeTents I'nli loads 81 q
81 load, I, ROTTERDAM at &c; Liverpool gid; London.
3isl Antwerp Sd Newcastle Bid Bristol. 3lad; Leith
lotion to Liverpool 300 pstrOIsam Is asais 90 70
New York 10 uavre private terms steamer. II 900 Qrs
grain Phatslphia to Cork for orders IS 3D. option Of
osdno n, baltimore Virginia ports. Is steamer IA 900
ara grain baltimore Rote rdA 2s Cd ship IL srive).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Fer State Of Trade sss oh page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Hardy Fox ). FL ;ad Rogers . 90 ~
MISUNDERSTANDING straight, paid *3i so. place SIG '''
Herald place. Si3 20
ssyonaa Long Dock and Wormser dii not start
Jodsn led the field for six urlonc closely attended by
Herdy Fox. In the last fuilon- there pretty
struggle Certainty winning by a length Hcaid second
three lengths Jodon. The rider OF Herald didn't
know whether still ride OF when II cane
TO finish. With stronger skilfu jockey lie all
might have won.
FIFTH RACE-THE SEA AND SOUND STAKtS-For
three ycar-ods. One mile.
Betting
JI F. p. keene's b. c. ChorsNr. by
Forester-Addle C.. los n (car. 112Aj..,,
c. rleisehman q Sons b. c. Gov ro asiST 'l'-'o
= On RHnn n@t' IFS en- c. ST. Domingo los W
y ""Pi "A. CovingtonJ 3 Il 10
MidaiShr los Gear. (LIttieacld ii 81
Lady Violet, 1l1..-...---- a. iiaInlton) 10 81
Mutuas-Chorster straight paid $40 20, place 81 70
Gov. Foraker place 50 10
Iou,se Ajax and Don Alonzo withdrawn st.
Domingo and Conanehe made the running together
the hill Chorsstc third two lengths behind Lady Violet
last Counncbe led down the hill last furone
nos, WHARF he was passed by Chorister and Governor
Foraker both riding hard Taral struck Chorstcr once
w,,h b,s whip and the colt nearly jumped from under
him crossing Conanchc and taking the rail There
no ,,,fo,enee Chor.ter Governor Foraker and
NO., nc ,wo lengths -Four lengths between sccoai
third St. Domingo beat Comanche nose. Lady Violet
ron out at the head Of the stretch
SIXTH RACE-Selling. 40 each. $1,000 add'd. blk
81, Betting Fl.
n r. DIVERS eb. C. Harvest. by onon,
~ass-Bllss. yrs. JOG ID 81 Inmbey}I 49, out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Y. y. Dryers eb. c. Harvest, by ono on
~aGa-Bllss yrs, 100 ID tgsI n NV a. out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

NJ r. DIVERS b. c. Banquet, by Ravon
Gorilla h., ) yrs. ll6 ~. (LambleyJ1 Ia GU
j. A. l. A. H. Morrlss b. c. Mars 4, l15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

FIRST kACE-Spec;i weights. Five furlongs.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-19
Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West Railway Co.
MASON YOUNG Receiver.
TAE.Ns
Tropical Trunk Line

Embracing the System of Railways anc
Steamers shown on adjoining map, ex'
tending southwark from Jacksonville
excel in equipment and service, reach al
prominent winter and summer
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-19

not created for the exclusive benefit of
transportation lines.-Times-Union.
Last Friday night Mr. Dave. Simpson,
who lives in Gainesborough, not far
from Mcdonald, was robbed of his
pocket-book containing $l36. He had it
in his trousers pockets and had hung
the garment at the foot of the bed.
During the night some one broke into the
house and stole it. At Mount Dora a
store was broken into and robbed one
night last week. It is not unlikely that
these robberies were by the parties who
perp trated the Marot murCer.-OrlandO
Recorder.
There are those interesting murder
cases to be tried at the May term of our
circuit court, and only one week to try
them in. Either one of the cases is likely
to engage the court the entire week. The
public will not besatisfedif these cases are
not disposed of. The continued keeping of
these murderers in the jail will nearly
bankrupt the county, and besides, in our
opinion, the delay is simply extending
the lives of several of the parties who, by
their acts, long since forfeited all claim
to them. Some decisive action must be
taken at the next term of the court, or
som ething besides 1nutteriDgs will be
heard.-Key West Equator-Democrat.
Superintendent Myers, OF the Southern
Express Company, is much eIated over
the success of his exclusive Southern Ex-
press train, and says that the Florida
producers are promptly awaiting them
selves of it's great advantages. The train
passed through this city on Thursday,
en- route to Savannah, on its pioneer
trip, with seven loaded cars, on Friday
with twelve loaded cars and Oh Saturday
with twentY-One loaded cars. The train
averages about thirty six miles an hour,
and is pulled by the big Mogul passenger
engine. By the use OF this fast train and
it's valuable connections for Western
cities on fast limited vestibuled trains, a
new and valuable market is opened for
the most tender fruits and We getables
that Florida produces.-Times Union.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-19
FLORIDIANA.

pany is being pushed. The roof is now
being put On.-Tampa Times.
The advance guard of the Apalach
oyster feet sailed into this port last
Saturday morning. They were Rod Will
cox and Capt. J. A. Meats, with the
schooner New South.-St. Andrews
Messenger.
Post office officials arrested Ed. and
John Ward near Ecoufna last Saturday
evening, for opening and stealing U. S.
mail. A number of the articles and
parcels missing were found in their
possession.-St. Andrews Messenger
Cornelius johnson and John Shep-
pard, two we'll known colored men, while
coming down theriver near ApalachicOla
in bateau Tuesday night, were drowned
at about Town Point by the bateau cap
sizingand throwing them into the water.
TT. Myers Press.
A great deal of tobacco was carried to
Quincy last week, some of which was
sold and the same put into the packing
houses to be preparation market. There
are said to be several. hundred thousand
pounds of tobacco in the various ware
houses there.-Ft. Myers Press.
The frost season is now over and some
idea may now be formed Of the prospect
i've orange crop. OviedO has more fruit
now set on the trees than for the past
four years, and the crop will not fall
short of 100000 boxes, and may reach
as high as 1870, OOO.-Oviedo Chronicle.
Recently M. A. Aderholdt has manifest
ed signs of lunacy, and his family and
friends have feared he would become viO
lent. Friday nighthe made such demon
strations as to brighten his wife. On
Saturday morning complaint was made,
and he was taken in custody by police
man and turned over to Sheriff Spencer,
who locked him up.-Tampa Tribune.
W. II. Towles, wealthy cattle man,
we'll known throughout the State, was
waylaid and shot near Fort Myers on
Saturday night by unknown parties. 1t
is rumored that the shooting grew out
of some court trials for cattle theft in
which Towles was prosecuting witness.
But OF course this must be verified be-
fore being accepted.-Tampa Tribune.
Mr. Ed. P Kantz, right here in town,
has about an acre of as fine tomatoes as
ever grew anywhere, at any time.
They are the dwarf.mammoth variety
and are yielding an immense crop.
His first shipment of ten crates Melted
him $3.50 a crate. These tomatoes are
large, smooth and perfectly formed, on
strog, vigorous vines that require o
support.-Ft. Myers Press.
J. T. Moore, employed by County Com
missioner r. B. Gilbert, on Estero Island,
took to a skiff Sunday and escaped to
the main land. 1t is necessary to add
that Moore was q. Lee county convict"
and was farmed out by the county to
pay for his board and keep. There is d
report that he boarded cattle schooner
at Punta Rassa for Key West. A good
radiance. What is our gain is dead
loss to Key West.-Ft. Myers Press.
To take kaolin that has been shipped
to Jacksonville and load it on schooners
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-19
Pleasure Resorts

Of Florida. Through-train service with
Parlor, Pullman, Buffet, and Sleeping
Cars carry you through
, 1893-06-30
5wet u1or69efeuen
Paben heute ihr Derbre9en am 6aIeen ee=
bi6t.
Sd arIbnrp. M6.. 30 SUM

! y WbU"I OO. OOull+
9eutc tpurben bte 9te9er @iQiam 8intneb
unO 9antel Barber tpegen Der @rmorbunq
bon Srancis go. 8omie, einem retc6en
Sarmcr bon grince George GountD, WarD7
LAMB, bingeri6tet. Der Meor6 mar am
QtbenO bes 26, WeGr3 begangen porben.
YtnfneD mar 8Oipic be9e9net un6 bate nit
t6m cine llnter6altun9 be9onuen; babel
i6lug CT tbn init einem &niittel Dom 8ier6e
ltnb bracbte iDm Oarauf tpeitere 6iebe BEL,
ipelbc ben Sob 8omie's 3ur Solge batten.
9tadOem Der WfDr0 begangen mar, bottle
Yinfnep ben Barber berbet unb nit belien
9llte tpurOe bic 2eicbe in einen Sad &C.
itedt un0 cine babe Wteile melt nab etnem
alten Drummer 9etra9e1, mo- ite in bas ettpa
acbt SUB tiefe gSaiIer D%erienft tpurbe. Die
Wt0rbcr 6ebielten Die l1br Des Grmor6eten,
nOourcb lpatcr ibre @ntbedtng berbeigez
fitbrt muroe. Nm %. Stunt geIang es
BintncD in 6Olge Ser Na6laiit9feit Der
Bddter aus Oem @efGn9niB 81 entfltebct ;
er pcrbar9 iic5 cine 3cit lang in ben Stm1
pfcn, ~ltefcrte lief aber icblieBlib ictbIt aus,
od CT g%laubte, baB CT Daburcb ietncr Samtlte
etncn S0etI ser auf lcine ~@infongung Glts8cs
1cbten 8elobnung iicberu milroe. Barber
%behauptcte, nit Der @rmorbung 8oiptc'S
NIGHTS gu t9un 9ebabt 3t baben, tonnte aber
ietncm ScbtdiaLe nibt entgebe1.
, 1893-06-30
feuerfhdoen.

Sn 6em OterltOfi9en v6lat"s 6auie 0fo,
29O1-29O3 @auaceitraBe brab 8eitern
Nbeno eth Seuer aus, bas einen @eiamrlte
1cbaben BON $4,000 anri6tete. @litfIi6er
QSetle fam trob Der 9roBeu NnSabl bon 8ez
pobnern fein lnfaQ Dor. Der 8erluit perz
tbetlt itb fol9enbermaBen: 9as @ebGlOe,
oas @tgentbum zines g%epiiien Gonteup,
tpurbe sum 8etra9e BON $4,000 ltno George
9en5's Nlpotbete Inn $3.50 bei6dOigt. Or.
Sop Oerliert an ieiner Office iltrtdtnng
$500. Ser 8erluit bon S. S. 8ennD, @arl
Satbp, SbontaS 6u9blaD, Sobn Sd, y. y.
Sa1e unb sc. 8oipel 6etrdgt 8nla1nmen lt1t7
getdbr 5000. Die 6urcb baS Teuer bet7
matbSlOs @etporbenen purOen porlautt9
bon 9ta9barn aufgenon1nlc1.
Gin 3tpeites Teuer, baS I'M IL ubr burb
Bic grploiion elmer &eroiinlompe IN Dem
bon 6rau WarD Seible betpobnten 6aule
SEQ. ILL Notre Dame StraBe al1Sbr9c9,
ridbtete einen Scbaben BON $500 an, Die
6lammen ergriffeu ouc9 bic nebenitepen0en
@eb6ube unO peruriabten etnen Sc9aoen
bon nabe3u $1,000.
, 1893-06-30
Die @eretteten Oes nntergegangelte1
S9la9t9iffes vStctOria''
IN WaIta on9efommen,
limo BON Ger Sep0Iferun9 nit JubeI ems
empfaneen.
8aGetta, MaGta, 80. Stunt.

Su%Ct W AtulIuJ o. OuHI.
Selte fannen Bic britii6en &reuSer @ogar
1no Bbaeton, tpelcbe gum Wtittelmeergez
lcbtpaocr 9eb0ren, bier an. 9ieielben baben
Die itberlebenbeu Sffi3iere uno Wfannz
i6aften beS S6lacbtibtffes 8ictoria an
8orb, tpeldes am %. SUM- BEL Sripoli,
an Der iDrilben &ifte bonn S6lacbti9iffe
SamperOotpn in ben @runb gebpbrt tpurbe.
Die Nntunft Der S6iffe mar beutc ertpartet
porben, un6 cine Wtenge WtenIc6en batten
1tcb bes6alb am 6afeneingange Deriammelt,
Inn bic @tnfabrt DerleIben at ertparten.
Seoermann poute ettpaS @enaucres bon Der
Sataitropbe bOren, burcb tpel6e Der Gerluit
zines Der beiten Sbtffe Ser britiiden
Slotte, Der Sob zines Der fG6tgiten Sffictere
l1no bon bunoerten bon Wannic6aften un6
Sfftcteren berbet9efiibrt nur6c. Sobalo
Die &rell5er it9naltitrt tparen, fu6ren ibnen
bunoerte BON 8Oten nit Sreunben l1n0
8erpanoten Der ueberle6enDen entgegen;
bic S6tffe 6ampften lan9iam in ben 6afen
eth, begIettet bon ben 80ten, pG6reno 6ie
@erettcten nit ibren 6reun6en unD Ser
panbten in benielben @riiBe a~ustauibten.
Die @eiBGfte in Der Sta6t tparen poQ>
1tGnotg gum Stiuitano gebrabt, un0 2(ueS
orGngte 1tb berbet, TIM bie 9eltte All ie6en,
tpelcbesoer 9roBen @efabr ~entgan9en moren.
Gs batten it6 cine Wten9e Wtalteier an
8orb Der 8ictorid befunben, utlO neunsig
berlelben gtngen nit benz S6tffe unter.
, 1893-06-30
Teiegruphifde Oepel&en.
Die Si(6erfra0e in Jl(eri6o.
SOn Ginteuung Der Silberfreiprdz
g1rg fetl1e GeOe.
Die Getitun9sfdhi9feit aIIer minsen
auf oas h0dte aus9enubt.
Sei3neiouns DER GebdIter DER 8unoes=
beanten.
sc N 81 prf, 80. Stunt.

Dem ySeral6" mir6 BON Der Sta6t
WteritO fOIgenbes bericbtet; Ser S9abs
amtsiefret0r tpuni6t Der @elt mtt3utbeilen,
baB oas @erubt, oaB Mferifo beabit9ti9e,
bic Stlberfreiprd9un9 einSuiteucn, nicbt
auf Wabrbett berlbt, 6aB int @egentbetl
lGmmtlidbe mertfanti6e WIn3en DoIauf
bei8Gftt9t tperoen iolen. Die bteiige
Wtin3e prd9te tpGbrenb bieies Wfonotes
$14, 000, 900 un6 es merben ieBt Wai6tnen
anfgeiteIt, nm Sic Gapo3ttdt BEN Monat
auf $4,000, 900 gu brtngen. @S ~beftnoen
itb in Ser Gepubltf nod 3ebn anbere Wiinz
gen, tpelcbe iebt ni3t 10 ptel ~ltefern tOnne1t.
~NugenbIi6lt6 berri6t Man9el at @elb,
mas DauptlGcblt6 Der bebeutenben Qusfubr
bon mertfanti6en Silber6oIars 3u3ui6rei>
ben lit. 9ieler 0b fluff BON @elb muB
auS9e9ltben tperben. QluBer6em bat Wfez
rtfo fir ale ietne Dollars etnen itetigen
unb it6eren Martt IN 0iten. Die Nbz
nabne BET Nusfubr bon @ebeitoffen, &affee
unb an6ercn groouften miro Wfertfo in
BEN Stan6 leben, mebr Dollars aus3uz
fiibren ais ie 5upor.
StIber nirb in W1ertfo btIi9er ais in ben
Ser. Staatctt getDonnen, ul10 01S Stnfen
6es 8reties mirb bier peniger sefiblt per7
BEN, ais in Ser benad6arten &epubltf.
Qngeitchts Der berminberten @tnfubr bon
austpdrttgen @aaren un6 Der in Tolge
oeiien eingetretenen @ermin6erung Der
3ouetnnabmen burb bic boben @ecbleLz
pretle, bat bic 8unoesregterung etne6erabz
iebung ber @ebGlter iGmmtlt9er 8un6es7
beamten angeorbnet. @ebdlter bon 5000
uno t%peniger tperben INN 5 b. $. ~beibnitten
tper0en, bon 5000 bis $1,000 UNI u b. s.,
urb itber $1,000 um 10 b. s.. Die meri=
fantibe Ge9terung tptrb porlauftg feline
tpetteren S6ritte tbuu, ion6ern bic ~fernere
@%nttptdelung 6er Bantf abparten.
, 1893-06-30
Gin bI0otnni0er iun9er Burf9e
S6Idet fetner mutter nit DER Dirt oen
Kopf ab.
ATLANTA, Ga, 80. SUM-.

Som Tagan, Elm iunser bl0biinnigcr
8uri9e, eri4Iug 9eitern ietne Wtutter nit
elmer Nrt. Die SamtIie pobnt in &epnolbSz
totpn, elmer 8critaot bon 2ttIanta. Sra1
Tagan mar alt, unb ieit eint9er 3eit icbon
bettlGgertg. Com, peldber 10 Sabre alt
lit, puroe itets ais barmIo8 betracbtet, 10
oaB man tbn bin uub pieoer nit leiner
Wtutter allcin ltcB. 9ies mar au9 geitern
Der SAT-, no feline S6tpeitern nur auf
pent9e Wttnutcn bas 6ouS perloilen batten.
DIS ite 5Nrildfebrtcn, lag Bic Mutter in
ibrem 8Iute alf Dem 6uBboOen; ser &opf
ipar bonn Nlmpfe getrcnnt, unb au4 ionit
nOcb Sci9te oer &Orper icbredlicbe @rnben.
9ane6en itan6 Som NIT Der b%lutigen Qlrt
in ber 6onb. ST iagte, baB Elm Ileger
feline Wutter nit Der Qlrt ericblogen babe,
aber es unterIiest feinem .3tuetfel, oaB ct
ielbit bic Shat begging. Otis Die 8olt3ei
anfam, befam er einen 10 beftigen @utbz
anfaQ, OaB ct bis 5ur Qtntunft 6es 9oz
trOu~iIetpageus %sefeiielt tperben muBte.