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The evening world., 1894-07-14
NELLIE BLY, IN CHICAGO.
what She Saw and Heard While
Among the Strikers.

Nellie BLY, has passed week among
the Chicago strikers. She will describe
how they live and what they say in an
article in the Sunday World" to-mor-
row.
Her experiences were novel for n
woman, and she saw many pathetic
cases OF suffering brought about by the
strike. There will be page of pictures
by Sunday World" artist.
Always set the original iaIsRya. used
Tor " yraTS ms tonic nnd prev ntyt OF malaria
Made only by MIIUAu. ISL BTuutwnN. Half re
TAI saie July IL for French orphan Asylum. :,
The evening world., 1894-07-14
The First Sick Babies Fund Club.

To the Editor:
Reading o. the good being done under the
management Of THE Evening World FOR the sick
babies. We have formed a cab for the ST X Babies
Fund composed Of email girls OF the Annexed
District. and by the kindness OF the residents
OF said district We have collected sZl2 Hoping
this may help som. sick babies,
Lulu MUNGER, lis willis avenue, AGED twelve;
CARRIE BAYFIELD, III Willis avenue RgeG
Twelve.
JENNIE PETERS. Ill Willis avenue. aged
ETA ROSE, $40 East Ninety-sov.nth street. aged
ALICE ENRiGHT. i73 Willis q, snue aged Twelve
GERTRUDE GARFIELD lI5 Willis avenue. aged
sly;
GRAFTON HoHENsTEIN, It's Willis avenue. aged
twelve;
ERNEST HEREWITH, East One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street, aged twelve
KATE TEsTERA ISL Willis avenue, aged twelve
The CLUB meets every Wednesda? afternoon
IN the yard OF l7S Willis avenue. They wear
purple badges, with the letters IS. u. c. In
white. We hope TO do better next week.
Mrs Garfield, Manager
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Tie Subscriptions.

Two delightful entertainments al the
night at Far Rockaway were given Tor
the Sick Babies Fund
Baby Parker" one OF the most de-
iightiul and natural Of the child artists
Of the stage, recited The Rasgedy Man"
and sang some negro melodies. The au-
dience WAS delighted and recalled her
again and again. Judge William T..
Green gave his humorous anecdotes 10
continuous laughter and applause, and
inv ested with reality his character crea-
'tions. Nora Lambert. a most finished
and graceful dancer, was seen to great
advantage.
+. y. Van Eoose. tAe, tenor, SANG CHE
creole Lovers Song and WHY So
Fair, with admirable taste anu erp.ea-
sion. He has good voice, of excel IN;
quality. Henry Levy played THE Polo
nhlse," hy Chopin, with all the verve
ana ability OF the finished artist he Is. ,
larry NJ. Peck 1ain gave an exhibition
clever limitations. Press Eliri ige, The
comedian, had again and a:ain IL rtpsa,
his popular songs and character sketcher
All these clever people volunteers their
services for The good rausc. Special
mention must also be made Of and Trunks
efficient services as accompanied; to Mas
Hattie Good. 10 WIN. Il. Slater. the
leader OF the orchestra at Ear Rock1-
way: to Herr Jaulies and the Hungarian
Orchestra at Arverne snd the New York
Calcium Light Company: to Mr. W.
Johnson Quinn. the popular manager OF
the Arverne Hotel and his entire man
ageria staff, and to Mr. Ell Roche and
MIR. Otto Norman, of the Tackapousha
House.
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most every day riding In Central Park
How the wheel became popular 1t IL
hard to say. Perhaps the women heard
Of the wonderful developme mt which the
they ind a bicycle pleasanter to ride
than a horse and more manageable. The
Sunday World" will try to solve the
puzzle tomorrow.
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Their Second Annual Fair.
To the Editor:
Inclosed please md 81. the proceeds OF a fair
held BY three children for the benefit OF the Sick
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I 0 The EdItOr'
| send you by bearer t6.7&. being the amount
Of money collected by Miss BonrIe Thornton on
the Madison Square Roof Garden last evening
July II. Tor the r.ht OF the Sick Babes Fund
J. V. GDTTSCHALK,
EullncIa Mhnacar "a
The evening world., 1894-07-14

| didn't see any collars" Ruth ex-
claimed, e>citedly, upon overhea ring
Edith point out the G. O. NJ TO Mrs
The evening world., 1894-07-14

Nr and Mrs Ernest schalk, Mrs. anna Tsrge-
"'@ Cornne Berger Mr.. nni Mrs. g Morh"rrcr.
Mrs Th.kls W. Fox ). s,nt pi,ier, hlS,
Thcrese Petersen. Mrs Miunia fssr. Tl-s Lydia
Pa-. Paul Jordan and Mis- Reua No'y
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

just a Fear and ,IHF'
A mgt,f /. ,Ias n +. a3prp tb.. thrn
ia .................... s....... ......
l"ha""' 'Hfh'a h'f @iFpa N'hFilS from
the Wonderful lll# and elaevd tired
,y.a. ,,u. .nll lm arrafnfaI bnautV
ss...
And /" a' many ~ must @erm ihat
uff Y,Ara. instead NJ dagh huFr pasArd
tbrn IN th.a tfur
""aR ''' '."' "'''' ""'
And th" 'ilE hvanlttnl iA MOT
Hut. iu fhe rushing. crushing, crowd.
.,,. .gsy th,u... nr. ,,p..b th. ...e,a
a. ~. ,
''s "'.s''' @l'''.'''''' WIZ"
their almost f"fal ,uuimgra, the same
bfuud hauQurttra. with thv a4mr c,o.-
,,,.,,,..l.tau tt.r.tss th. a.,n. t.g,t,ftf
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

The editor nf tHr RrsfrW ia taking ia
thr great inter STAT. Fair a. sioux tltH
this afrE Ans defrrta in masn.ur 4f
tbe papar are folly compensated for ht
ins uulea ~ bes "trip ehleh appear In this
lhaNt
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

Black is being worn "A great deal,
and is extremely elegant. Jets are
coming back with a rush, and every
style of trimming now il Nandyked.
The novelties Of the hour are the
beautiful goinfc de rmise collars, rang
ing from - 90 To 5000 each With
handsome one of these, cloth dress
or a house dress needs no other trim
ming. I'm fact the large collars cover
the body entirely. fitting in to waist
and throat, and allowing for the swell
of the bust. with rare perfection.
This II 10 be- Il season Of furs, in this
cold country. and in hundreds Of dress
hats We See the combination Of fur
aud lace very stylish and popular
taQue f. made of velvet wound about
with the long fur boa,, the animals
head being fastened directly in front,
in silks. there are bargains that
would fairly turn Il shopper green
With envy I'm evening silks there in
a new and very beautiful shade of pink,
II is very. very pink. without being
glartng. and bids fair to he the ideal
shade for brunettcs And now, I'm
sure We done my duty by the millinery
and nodistes, 50 go on TO pleasanter
themes.
Having met newspaper friend ear
" in the day, | was under engagement
to no to Ilootcv and see the kcndals
Was there ever such luck? All Of my
life have wished TO see Mr. and Mrs
kendall but had given up the hope al.
most, And tu run up on them like
this. Well IIooley, was iammed To
the doors Not even when Davenport
created Cleopatra 80 magnitieently.
was there such "A crowd, and from our
seats i'm the box, the crowd seemed
made up ot a refined. educated class
of people.
The play was Lady CIancarty",
Mrs. Kendall appearing in the title
role, and Mr. kendall as Donough Ma
cartv the Earl Of Clancarty.
The leading incidents and personageS
of this play are historical the scene
being laid Ia the troublous times of
1906. 1t is a strong play, and gives
Mrs. kcndals powers as un emotional
actress wide scope.
MIR. Kendall is, an You know. gen
tlemun and mn actor, s0nS pe,tr ct SINS
reproritc But Ii IN Mrs Kendall who
gives to the play It's beauty One new
ar thinks of her as Of an actress. II ii
as of Il woman, perfected in.all points,
that she makes impression, 4 sweet,
bright. healthful English woman. with
intellect stamped on her beautiful
brow. power i'm every line Of the su-
per6 figure. and tenderness in the won
deriul blue eyes, and exquisite mouth.
don't care much for emotional
plays or emotional actresses. but
Lady CIancarty' in the hands of Mrs.
Kendall takes ou magical charm. and
think II t> the rcutltt M the thing
that renders 1t So widely different
frnm other things nj thr sort
In their real life that beautiful
home life far from the 'nadd ming
crowd. Mr. and Mrs kcndaI arc a,
true and loyal and infinitely happier
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

from hair from Iipa. and even from
beneath the soft furs round one a
thruat. d9 bls daring lips bring crimson
bluahre
And tho worst pf II is, So deeply are
these hlushrs rooted. that ne amount
II almond meal. cold cream, or other
aruras0rIet eau decrease their flaming
hur and they are not becoming so
that severe style uf beauty which /
hayr assumed since becoming the
mother uf thr EGsmW.
aa -
suppusr, from aIl that "aa aid and
written about IL. that Chicago had
right smart folks In town last year.
bralaea her uwu inhabitants but It
stroll down among the shops Saturday
failed tu discover tu mr where those
other people found standing room,
when they were here state street
was one aerthIng maa> ot humanity
feminine humanity out hunting bar
Falna aud they found them. So re-
marIsablr were some Of them that
even | to Whom shopping ia an abDmt-
nation AMI IA snare. grew vastly inter
rated | don't pretend to he an nu-
thuritY ou fashions, bat right now
whirtt In fresh In my mind and bcfore
shades and styles commjA and com
mtngie | must tell tuu IA few little
thiuga Cur.ae lhat beautiful nrW red
" negs uo longer here. because where
ever unr may looIt one @ne. it, peculiar
tome On the street II may bc seen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
3mei Serbaftnngrn.
ange6Iide gabnsugraubsr in Cumberland,
giO., unO @Berrgt0fu1, gB. .-Sa., per'

AngeSlidle 8abniugraubsr i'll Cumberland,
NO., unO @perrgt9tulr -gB. .-Sa., uer'
huftet.
berGanS, Wl6., II. Stt.-
Auf @runO zines Der liciigeu BOlisei
sugesun9enen S;sualem:ats Der bel ser
Scrauburg zines .3u9eS Der ,9fidmonOs
6rcOerifsbur9z YOtomacsSahn" perbdt)z
ttgen Ferionen waro beute frIb llbr
elm Otann p.rbaitet, iuelder i'm 8egriiie
itanO, .iuen uu6 Pittsburg. 8a., be-
ltimmten 3us ;u 6eiteigea, gr CAB ieiz
nen gtamen ols 6. }. Searcp an Ino
bebauptcte, aus &anIas su itnmmen.
Gr CAB Su, 9eitern in 6rOnt 9topul, Sa.,
9ciueIen gu ieiu, unO latte in ieiueu
2alden Die Summe O0n $1O51 TuO
smei llbren. Gr mar lqwer bepahuct
ltno lOu ben @erIud gemaht babeu, ebs
er ZEN .3u9 beitieg, lja eini9er 8euoIuer
5u entleOi9eu. 2luf BEN SerOadr, elmer
Der @iienbubnSu9rdubsr Su iein, WarO
er oeuI @sfaugniB iibcrmieItn, urO bic
Sebor6en uOn TiamOrO wurSen be-
natridtigt.
@berrp, 8.zSa., II. Stt, - 9u
Der NGbe bon bier purOe 9eitern sin
Otann ucrhaftet, auf tuel3cn cine Der
Observation-Disclosures Der bes @iien>
babu5ugraubes bel 2Iquiu=Greet, Sa,,
ScrOa9ti9en paBt. gr If elm duBcrlt
ltart:r Wann unO pioeriGtte iif ernlts
lid ieinsr Serbaituu9, Die nur na9 bars
tenn Sample erful9te. @ouOuttcur Geo.
SpengIcr Ser n&ctcrn 0tarDlanOz
gahn" uu6 elui9e yar9er, wclbe sic
SerbaTtun9 poruabmcu, ruur0en babel
rgerbebiid perwunOct. Sin 8egleltsr
OeS Scrbafteten, wclAer einen blautu
4u5u9 ncbit bluugcitrelftcm Earcetz
SemO tru9unO cine 0anOtaIde nit ii9
fibrte, enttam in sic 8crse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Gnte Na6rif)trn.
2ebbaiter yufidwuug Der 6abrjtt5atigfelt
III Su0iaua.

2ebbaiter Yufidwuug Der 6abyitt5atigfelt
i'll SNoiaua.
Sn6ianapoli8, Su0., II. Stt.
6cbt erfreuli1 lauten bic Seritte aus
cen 6abritOrten Snoiana's, Die in benz
iOscnannten rGas<8clt" geIegen finb;
lie er0fiuen iebr 9iinltige Nu5id1cn iiir
Oie nGdite ;3ufunft. On &ofomo iin0
iQmnltlite 6abrtfcn nit uoL;Gblisen
2lrbeitsErdTten in nolIem 8etrieb; nur
in eiurr cIn3I9en fam sur 53eit ipegcn
Oes nicori9cn BaneritanOss lm 6luiie,
nuf mcldem Sic Nbi6lle aus Der 6abrif
ti8bcr iue9scbrad)t lpur6en, mom:ntan
nid]t eearbsltct per0en. Jn sen @la8z
Iabrifcn su AlcranOria iiuo 1000 Wann
bcidaiti9t, unO in ben an0e,cn 6abrifcn
miro pole j3eit 9earbejtct. &apitaliltcn
aus bem Often iinO i'm Ycgrifi, bort
cine @eiBblehfabrtf Su erridten. Sn
GlmOoO bliibeu aGle Gefdaite. Sn Der
bort;9ea 8eiBbledfabrit wirO Saa uub
9tadr nit pO0Sabliscu 9trbeit8frGTtcu
9earbeitst, uno c8 lit trosNem nidt m0gz
lid, aatu geitcGuugen su eenGqcn.
Sn ben 6abriteu bon GlwooO, no Spic@
gelsla8, 6snlter9las HE0 6lai6tn berz
9eltellt werOeu, lowie in alien an6eren
SOrtigen 6abrifen berridt Die rsqlte
Sbdtl9feit; fctne einii9e it,bt itiQ.
Gcu ben fInf3cbu 6abriteu in 0iunz
Gle miro nur IN 3tpcien uidt acarbcitct:
in ber cincn BON bicIcn mer9en @laicr
3u BrGitrutrunseamefen, in Der anOeren
wir6 Spicgel9la5 iubrijirt. 81. bort
sepOhnlid)en 2lrbcitern be3u5ltcn 20bne
iinO Oiciclben ME im uori9cn Sabre,
uabrsnO Die y0bnc Ser geldultsn 9lrbei>
ter etpa5 nieOriqer iinO. 3n HcozSep
linO brei groBe @lasiabritcn in poQem
getricbc. 5n gas>@itg unb Spne8z
boro' wir6 in alien 5Fa5rifeu pole 3eit
ecarbci;et. 9n !SartfOr0zGitn iiuO a1e
6abrlfcu in getricb, nit 9lusnabme Der
Glasfabrifcu, unO audi in oicIcn miro
Der Yetrieb luieOcr in Sable uuf9enomz
men mcrScn. @l.idl erireuIihc gtridlte
lIc9eu aus Oiurion, Grantz@Ouutp,
uor; Sie OOrtigen tnpultc;ellen Stabilize
msuts babcn ouc 10 Uiele geiteGuneen,
oa6 iic auf piele Wtonate binaus be-
iaaftigt linO. 9tus @ubaib auc!n lauz
ten sic 8eri6ts ungiiuitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Ses SaiicrS Snfcl >uInid)t oct
SSrie0eu.

2ou6on, II. Sft.-@iue 9epeiac
an oie ,Gentral.9ieps" BON 2icusG fin
meloct, OaB ser &aiier Die usberiiiBrung
uller Gblneien mad Rsfiu9 augeOrOz
net bat, lusI9e angeidulOist iiaO, nit
benz tiir3lih pcrbuiteten iapaniidcn
GpiOn iu 8crfebr ssitanOen 3u babeu.
Sine 2lbtbeiluug Snfauterie 1T aus zen
YrOpinjcn in SEEING ein9etrOfisn. @S
iiuO Der 0tebr3abl rad Jietruten, Die
ihleht einsrerSlrt unO nod ibledter
ou89eriIitct itnO.
YrIn3 8urg, ser Snfel 6e8 8ailerS,
mcIAer ala Brdiioent oe5 Staat8ratbs,
iOwle Der Abmiralitat iunalrt, 1T Su
0unteu Oc8 5rieOen8 Su irgenO eineu
Yrei5. Die dineiiide 9tegierung bat
auh nit elmer d 0ltret6iidcn 6irma einen
srOBsren @outraft iGr 2ieIcrung BON
9euebreu absclhlONeu.
Gin Siplomatcn=S Sd1ub.
8erlln, II. Sft. = 0as Sage
bGatt" pertHubi9f, Dtainafi &ato, SOrz
lteher 6es au8m6rtIgen 2lmte5 in 3apan,
meroe gum 0eiauotcn an GnglanO,
unO Sduso Aoti, ser 9esenwGstig Oieics
glmt tnne bat, gum @cianoten an
0eutidIanO ernannt psrbcn, UNI eiaen
SanoeISuertra9 3piiden 9Gpan unO
Qsutl6 .anO ab3uidlleBen.
Ser franfe G3ar.
Berlin, II. Sttbr.-0er ,2otalz
9lnieigcr" bat oirett BON bem GIiitens
ten oes Yro!. 2tDoen bic gta6ridt erz
baIten, 6aB iid Der 3uitanO bs8 @5arcn
bcoeuteno uerI6limmert.
2ltDeu, II. Stt. = Ser 9eiammte
srie6;ife SOf miro Sen @;aren bel iei.
ner 0urhrciIe Ie nu9 &Oriu bier be9riiz
Zen. Der G3ur wirO Die &rim niat
sbcr pcrIuhen, biz Graf 8cnOentOrfi
ser SbcrzSofmaridaQ bea &aiiers, ieine
GOrbereitungen 3nm Gmpfan9 bea boz
ben Paticutcn aetrohen bat. Der @raT
ielblt lit BON Ser Sage bes Oem @3Gren
BON benz S0uig BON 9)rie9enlauO 3ur
Serfiigung gsitelltcn SdloncS unO benz
uuf &Orfu berrIdenOeu Slima gan5 entz
3ift.
&onSon, Il. SftOber.-@iner her
y9ailD Rew8" aus Berlin ;u9cgau9cz
nen 9speide 5uiOlse, brtn9t Elm &openz
ba9cner Blatt, ulltrOin9S Yuuter SOrz
bebuIt," Die 0lelOung, ser @3ar babe
Die Gbidt, in ser GbrOniOl9e cine 2Ienz
Oerun9 ctntreteu 3u laiieu unO leinen
Sobn, sen @rOBIIrit:n .Q(tdael. gum
SbrOnerben ;u ernenncn. 8eraulaiz
Jung bier3u iollcn ibm sincrieit5 Gle pos
litildcn 2lnlidten oeS G6arewitid uHO
an0ererieits Der llmltanO 9e9cbeu baben,
oaB bic &rantbcit ieiue5 slpeitcn Cob
mes, ee8 G5roBiIrIten @eore, Oenen
0aaTolge nuf BEN GbyOn BON uOrnberz
Elm auSlhltcBt-
2onoOn, II. Stt.-Gem ,StanOz
arb" mirO pou ietnem Yetcrsburger Cor
rcipOnoenten mitgetbcilt, raB bic Dliz
uilter nod INNER 8crtdte aus 9ala gu
riftrbaItcu, luclde nit turs:n eigcnbanz
bigen 9lauobcmcrtun9en oss @3nren usrz
Ieben itnO.
Die Zines" bat eine 9epej6e aus
SbcIa erbaltcn, Ser 5ufOlae Broi. yepz
ben unO Or. 9iri9 in gala, no Der
G;ar ii6 uu9.nblifltd auibalt. c;ngc>
trOffcn iino. 8ie s8 in Der 0epcihe
welter beiBt, bat Der G5ar cine ;wsiitiinz
olgc SpaSierfabrt gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
ST rs geinnfrn =?

8eiardtuugeu iir pas S8ifi vSUanboe."
Bort SOpuIenO, 8alb., 16.
Stto5er. = Otan befitr9tct aQen Grnz
itss, oaB Die Sd)iIfstriimmer. wel9e Sci
&ap 6.attcrp qesgcn wOrOen linO, uOu
Dem 8Oaibifi n9panbOe" Berriibren.
rpeldles, nit &obIen telaOen, Dor mebz
reren Sageu BON Can 6ran;iscO abgrs
9an9en mar. Der 3olltGtttr v@runt"
1T uusgelanot wOrOcu, Inn in Der 9tabs
oeS &ap 2Iusi9au 3u Ialten unO wOs
m09ltd SnformatiOn iber Oen ySpans
bOs" gu brinsen. 2tuf Oleiem befanO
iid q ls Baiiu9ier s5rcO. Grant, elmer
Der Gi9entbIme1 SeS III ,5eattle erl6eiz
nenOen Siattes D. 8Olt : Snlelligencer"
unS scluelener 9eiauOter Der Ser. Staa<
ten on Sollota.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-18
Sbm inlItr bas 9an0mrrf grlegt
tuer0Cn.
Die @Orsnitsn. Y.aas in nsuer quflane.

Die @Orepteu-Y:ass III ueuer auflage.
Saflau0, Gal., II. Sftober. =
n@eneral" Gbarle5 :. &cllcg, welder
i. 3. bas Gan 6rau5i5cOer Contingent
ocr GOreD 9lrmee nad @albiu9tOu
fitrte, bat cine neue 8an0c pon Sage
Siebe um iid geidaurt, nit pe!den CT
9esen Gan Sole unO 6ur9 Die lGn98
Der GOutc 9elsscnen rciheu 0esenSen
3lebsn mid. (5sin j3psf iit, Inter
larlIten unttr einc an oen @on9reB Su
rIdtcnbe RetittOn, norm nm Suite fir
Die 4rbelt5lOisn gebstcu ptrS, unO 8ciz
trG9e an @elO unO 2cben8mitteln iiir
ieinc 9lrmee" gu iammeln. G8 ioQen
.3luei9e Oer neucn Serciniguus Don
y GrumpS" in ocridieOercn 3pcllen Oe5
Staates erridtet werOeu, nit per 9lbz
iidt, bic SagubunOcnidaareu wdbrcno
Der na9iten Sibung Der &cgislatur in
Satramcnto 5u cOn5entrlren.
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StaOt Baltimore.

8erbeiierte SOFT 6aciGiz
tGten. = Oa6 bonn BOltmeiltcr Warz
fitlb inau9urirtc SDitem Der fOrtwdbl
renOeu Giniummtuug BON YOtiafcn 1T
iOlueit pcrbcliert morOcn, oaB 5ur i3eit
uabe3u 5wel Otal 10 picl GOQetticneu
9cmadt werOen, alb irIbsr, unO Die
2ln9citsllten IN ROitaulte fOrtpdbrcno
tbdti9 iciu t0nnen, Obue IbsrbduIt III
wsrOen Ooer 3citueili9 niiBis bleiben 3u
mHiicn. 2tebnlids YerbeIierungcn iollcu
audi tm Srieitrd9er SDitcm gcmaat
wsrosn, Obre OaB weitcre unfoTcn srz
wadien. Aud fir GOwiOn ltnO frii.
here 4bienbungcn ongcOrbuet pOr0en.
,gtOrOoeuti der gIonb." -
Der 0umpIer vStuttgurt" pom y9tor0s
oeutiden 2tOyO" fam gsitcrn Niorgen in
9}ew@2Ort on un0 leBt bcutc 0tOrgeu
feline ,5abrt nad Baltimore iOrt. Sterz
Der bringt er etua 81 &aiitenz uno
10 3wiidenO:dSsYaiiugiere.
: Der Dumpfcr ngraunidwet9"
pom rgtOrO6sutiden 2lOpO" iGbrt beute
gtGdmitta9 Inn llbr nit etwa 100
3niideuOef5zB zBuNa9tercn BON bier nab
8rtmcrbaoeu 3uriif.
Das idbrlide Saccotbs s e It
wirO BON Dem nisrucIitii6eu 60ipital.
uuo Iipls8ereiu" am nddittn SOHutag
in Dem oOipital ueranitaltet. 0a5 6eit
niumt I'M IL llbr 8ormIttaa5 icincn
2(uiang.
Gin tOller 9un6 get0otet. I.
-Poli5ilt Qonellg, bonn 0pljden Bolis
3,ibiitritt, tO5tcte qeitern i'm 9auic 91r.
2735, Dillon StraBc, einen angtbli9
toQsu ounO NIT ieiusm Gniippel.
0ura Sic Grploi!ou zines
Gulolinofen5 entitano 9eitern Abenb in
Der 8obuung BON Srn. 9Obn BrOof,
9tr. 715, ScOttitraBe, 6euer, we;6c5
$25 ShaOen anrt6tetc.
0tebi q 3 l.-2tuS Der @Obuuuq
bc8 Sri. @racc Smitb al Der Niltenaz
apcnuc, ungefdbr aUbertbalb DtclLsn
uou 0er Staot, wuroeu fir $3.50 9Serthz
laden, ME 9ing:, llbren II. (. ~, gez
ltOblcn.
9oli3eiti9: er9eant 0icz
Gee pom iuOliheu DiItrltt mahte Jtz
tern cinen suten Sang. DIE BOli5ei
muroe namlIh pOr9sltcrn OauOn III
&euntniB 9eieet, OuB &teiaun98itHde i'm
@ertbe uOu $50 ron oem Sdooner
r0erter" gsitOblen wurOcn. Sergcant
McGjte pNrOe nit Dem Sail bctrcut unO
entoefte Oie &leiOer, iOwie eine 0ieng:
anocrer @egsuit6nOt. weldc ALIEN 2ln>
iaeine mad nidt 9efauit rurOen, in
Ser @Obnung Oss 9ts9er5 Gb. Iembg,
wej6er fiir eiucn Sag sur 2tuibElie auf
Dem Shlii: un9eltsllt mar.
= Der 9teger 2lrtbur Gwinc wuroc
pom YOlt;.iridter Sdentcl nm SO unO
Soften seitrait, neil er icincm 9laIens
9euOncu 5Olep5 0reen uaQycnO tincs
St1elte5 nit ciucm 9laiirmener ciEe
SanittwunOe am gein bcibradte.
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Sie 2SbisfeB>Preiic fallen.
Ser goufuu eIStampT sw.idlen gSbisIep.
pSruit" uno uuabhauglqen 0e1iua-

Ser goufuc eastampT ilp.iden gSbisIep.
D&ruf" unO unabhaugtqcu 0ef;ua-
tsuren be3iEut.
8.oria, 3D., Il. Sftober.- Ser
8bistsD r3ruIt" lsete ben 8reis fir
EBistey nm 2 Gents prO @allone bers
ab. Wjan bGlt Gies fir ben Gnfauq
cine5 &ricgcs in ccn Hreiieu 5milhen
Dem - GruIt" uno ieincu @onfurrenten.
Hl8 Der rSruit" Oai 9fabuttsiyltem Dor
9ursem uufgab, bOfite cr, OuB ;ablreid:
Srorc8 eiu9eben rilrocr, uuein ni9t
Der pGruit," iOnnern isiue @Oufurreuz
ten madteu baS G'cld)Gjt, uno nun Isst
ser 1ruIt" OenBrei8 berInter, nm i'd
81 haltcn. .3ablreide Antiz 3ruitz"
6abriten iinO IN 8etrie5 seiest ruorO:n.
pabrcnO Der G,uit, ME IS beiBt, crit
in DECEMBER Deer Sanuar BEN Setrieb
wieOtr aufnebmtn wiQ. 0urh Die
issise 6cOuttiOn lit Der Brcls uater ben
&Oilenprci5 re0n3rt. ubsr Der , Iruit"
bat 3u piel 9Orratbe aur Eager, ais OaB
er iie BET ser crb0bten Steuer Ohne
enorme Serluite lan9s lie9en luilen
fOnnte. gSiIO Der Ouyurrea5frieg bis
ani's Otehec ssfibrt, Dqnn luIrb baS
$nbIitum ben Brpfit barpn baben. @
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Sergcbli6rs IiIbcn.
S8ie @iubredlerR Der SeritauO gum SeHneu
pes @elOitrauteS ftblte.

S8ie Giubred)erH Der SeritauO sum Seineu
pes @elOibrauteS ftblte.
9ill8boro', 8a., II. Sftober.- -
Sobu q. Sdute,. GrdiiSent ser r&riten
9tattOnal6anf, murOe in Der WtoutogSz
gfadt auf Der 2anbfraBc BON uier mas
flrten Olannern auisebalten. Sic Iibrs
ten lbn ms @ebGla itablen, na6oem
iie i6n an clnem 8aum ieit9ebunOeu,
bic S6luilel 3u Der 8anf aus S9ute'S
SGIheu un0 5wanaen TIN, ibnen Die
Combination oe8 @clo15ranfidloIe5
mit5utbctlsn. 3wei Der 9fauber begaz
ben iid Damn nad Der ganf, ruabreno
bic anOeren iber S6ute 8uAe gieltcn,
Iebrten ieoOt balG luie0er Surif unO erz
flarten, fe ielcn wubl in Die Sanf &C..
tommen, aber BEN Gel6i6rant batten
lie trob Den ibnen pon Shute gegebee
nen SnltruttiOncu uidt Oifnsn I0mnen.
gIad langcrcm 0ins unO 6s,reOcn e,bOt
ii6 Sdute. Die Sanoe na6 Der Saut
6u bc9letten uuO ibr ;u bsmciien, 00B er
Die ri9ti9e Continuation angege5en.
Dtan uladte ii6 audi auf bie SOftu,
aber iObalo Oie 9anf in Sidt lam,
0rifte iid elmer Der Spiebuben na1
Dem anberen Ieitpdrts in Die @etiiide.
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Gin uugctrcncr Seamtrr.

9Sie elm 2tugeit.llter Der p2lmericuu 81
prep @Ompanp" ietne Giutiinfte per
behsrte.
Sout6 8eno, 9nO., 16. Stt,
- W. g. gilbert, ein 2IngeitelIter oer
r4merican GrpreB GOmpang," warG
beute auf Die IuidulOi9ung bin Der:
baItet, @el0cr, weIde eu Die ueridicne:
men bieiisen 6abriten seIanOt worOer
wareu, ipitematlih uutsridla9cn 81 ba:
ben. Gr nabm Die betreheuoen Yadett
on iit, an9ebli9 I'M 'ie cbjullcicrn,
unO idlihte auf Den bctrefieuOeu 0ianj:
Ieiten bic llnterlhrlIteu.
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sou pgcbnuOelt" Babrn.

Gdwese Intlage gegeu eiHeu 9iihter.
Smaba, 9feb., Is. SftOber.-2 -2lu5
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gl9tb. 0aplO 28eItg, 9ttdter Or8 IA.
G)eridtsz3iltrifts, beute wegen Gutgcz
aennaBme uOn 8eitedunsS9eI0eru Der
baftct wurSe. Sein bisbcrtger Stenoz
orapb, ben sr entIaiien bate, beidwor,
OaB Der 9fidter uou Der - rSurlin9tonz
8abnaeieQidait" $3.50 smpfiug, 0amit
er, Der 2lnSebes, sum StenOgr0pbeu crz
uGunt meroc. -