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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON The market closed ia6 points higher man 1,
early months. about point better On la,'i P'l
than Il clofad yesterdav There was a mug h'l
feeling the market with light receipts AT the pDrts am
Indications Il falling IN during the we'k coiiu'
win increased d"mcii FOR spot cotton IN M t'f
cold weather and rain In the south ia, ig' III" ,ba,
that have generally liquidat,l ana nh
long cotton hell IL IN firm hands bringing hpu
the change in sentiment This leads 20 the bief ar ne
markc, VIII be better week. especially II lI''l'
gives q good account OK itself when Il opens Moncay.
Crop reports tho cotton bolt are favorable" ~"
Financial Chronicle that the weather curing ne
sections vh"T" nccd"' ana mas been ~ tn
nclal The temperature has also been fnv'rabl" lnr
plant has male excellent prHr'Ss IN n''', ~, fr
shora nervous ana covered freely ne H.i', ~
print cloths shows aome improvement WIN sa"s ~ IN
advance 4 32Gi 0c All the cotton mills AZ East ia
and Colrhrovr River. Conn. employing ''T '''
hands which have been running in hair Vim" LOT ie
months pas hnv" rcrun"i work on fuil nm. lttn" on
Continent T. RT-l and very fair IN Great i
ceipfs At ORLEANS Monday estimated ~ 2"r 10 -
bales against 1910 bales last week -" bales af yet-
Receipts At to-day 3iS bales. against ~
bales lns, week, % bales last and ~ Memphis 80
bales against iO2 bales last week. wv ha'7 hst yi'
Telogrnins say: A. Austin Tex: weather clear ana
cloudy Anderson : g.: Heavy rain last nigt: grass
ana growing together" III" receipts AZ N" Ptfs
today nucudng various were about Z'n naleS rsAls
bales week and 353s bates lat y'nr The re-
cir's ports for the week ending next rdn' wen
ing probably DO $500 bales or jess against y -
and 2}i23 bales last year Interior re"
cetp,s he guessed ~ 900 bal-'. against
$40 bales last week. ARD 1852 bales last year The
nm nicle' gives the total visible supply ~ cotton A.
M $50 tales acains, 81 bales last year. 1895 50
Iolea Two vea-s hSo AMI 2glO 2lG bales IN 1921 This
shows decrease ~; 80 80 bales as compared WIN 's
vear decrease pcp a3l bales compared with N2 and
q go GI3 bales over lso The tonl r ts
from plantations since September we're 5SW3'p bales
against a5j az bales last year and "s ISL bales i%2
years There Ia sight during the week ~ ~
iai-s 30 Oh bales ~" corr"@ponln" week .1s
Opening range ani clo,c today closing bids the
ulgh afll inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21

two years OF ingenuity and perseverance the bur
den Of the work was finished. 1t took six years
in all to complete the immense structure, but the
most difficult sections. including fifty tunnels ana
extending for about forty miles over the mountains
was personally superintenfed by Ruge The Nene-
zueIan workmen had in the beginning proved inef-
Acen. and n large number OF thoroughly competent
Germans and Italians were imported TO complete
the contract
The summit Of the line is reached near Los
Teques 4O21 feet above the The road then de-
scends gradually to the valley Of Rio Tuy until Las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
A SKILFUL ENGINEERS WORK
SOME THINGS WHICH ARNOLD RUGE
HAS DONE.

GREAT OBSTACLES OVERCOME IN BUILDING THE
VENEZUELAN RAILWAY.
When the Venezuelan Railroad was hrst proJeo'
ed the barriers seemed insurmountabe. but sKilui
engineering accomplished the task. and united the
city OF Caracas with Valencia and The sea Almost
countless difficulties presented themselves at the De-
ginning, and when the great tunnel which had oeeh
started at Caracas had fallen in and no one seemed
able TO solve the problem Of completion. the hrm
Of contractors Schadler & Camp. sent to Switzer-
49, Cor Arnold Ruee the German civil engineer. to
s,udv the plans examine the work and carry II on
~ nossible Ruge went TO Venezuela. was taken into
oartnershIn in the firm Of contractors and after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
per dozen. 81 50as3 We quote for ,,o...
9q10c: chickens 0l1Oc: fowls saac dnsl 800 LuklD

per dozen, 81 5Gds3. We quote for sro,s.
egloc chickens. od10c; fowls. sd9c: ducks ,on,ss>p
HAY AND STRAw-Market quiet and ,,ssS
quote; Hay. prime. per 100 ID. SIC: DO No We
6p1S)c; do shipping. 55c; do clover m,xed 20 No
clover 40p50c rye straw, long 50d05c. d. ha.sc q
45c; oat straw. 4Odf5c. ~' w snort, va
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Dome.,, -,
toes are scarce and firm. and foreien maenums .o p
and closely cleaned up New potatoes In Ia., are aek,
and easier. Onions weak Asparagus IN IIgh, ST sulsy
hrm Green peas opened a shade drmer bs, .ppy AZ
before the close String beans wanted and ,ssaksnA
bring high prices. but receipts largely i,ncy Va
poor lots drag Cablages steady. We quote by b,
Bermuda, per Dbl Sass: do Savannah and hro,,aioss
81 9oas2 10 DO state. s2a$2 81; asparagus "sosnars
bunches iocnsi oo green peas. per baske, 49,, "a
socasl 25 string beans Charleston per baske, Der
81 5Oa$ %; 90 savannah slq3 do Florida ,Isssssa,s
81 5oas3; 91ons Bermuda. crate 81 s5 Do EsS.,
pc BAG 81 Das2 io lettuce, per Dbl slas2 soSas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, May l9-Cotton quiet; middlIng. enc: low
mddng T-l8c: good ordinary. Gihc. and gross
ceips go bales sales III bales: stock bales
Norfolk. May l9-Cotton quiet middling. 6'sc; low
ceip i5c exports 10 the Continent go bales coastwse
s64 bales sales. % bales: stock. 90, G54 bales
Savannah. May 1e.-Cotton steady middlng. i3-i6c;
low middling 6tc good ordinary, 6hc; receipts ~
bales.
Neworlsans. May le.,cotton steady; good middllns.
nary, exc and gross receipts 1000 bales exports
bales: stock, 1l2,46 baleA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRITELLERS.

Among the passengers landing here yesterday
from the Cmard steamer Etruria from Liverpool
were Mr. and Mrs J. b. Baldwin. the Rev. y. r.
Cross. W. Mansell Daintrey. G. X. Il. Elphinstone.
DR.. Arthur Foster. L. p. Jones. Colonel Francis
L. Leland, w. J. p. Moore. J. Stuart Palmer Miss
E NJ Stevens. T.. D. Van Tasse. r. Diodate Thomp-
son, Judge Lambert Tree. the Rev. J. F. Power,
J. T. Woodward. the Re" E@~-H'~ Younz md
r. K SimomurA-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana May IA more favor4 1n,gs howeer In rs
FOR further Improvement in prices a rates Traf,ss
have changed hands at sl,s % trade AZ ports Ss,iy
north Coast where demand has o o., The droe
a, i've months In many districts Is nuI'n needed say
OF the coming crop Rain Is very ,b., the eSpons
nr from the various ports of me or "a, tons n ,ai
a. amounted 10 526 35I tons agan Aprl 10 amso.s 10
to 32s5 tons. against 2'4'"' 'o"' q" .,. c1sn
1893. - ,ohocco leaf In san nriyas
this week and severa! lots were s been sou,orks
terms Although the presen, I c warehoused me
OF the last previous Gr9ps leaf been
rnnSer their licenses the factories the oS
trade AoTs s0 ,ne C %soss @
iSox nS: h nave eft for Florida and daily and
smpioyed work not more . than h n,lnS by dsD''s
Cuba's best Industries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
i2-6aA. 42o f2.Hl.6l9 Inc. 49,
Totals.

For the ten months ending April ~ ne ID "a ra.
ports of the abOve-namei oils were ,ssa an h.
Ions. against Co.. 9C6.0S2 gallons IN ApF"' iN~
crease Of l09. Tl9. SD gallons .,s cents
Refined petroleum was uncnangei At Jss * ems
gallon In barrels 2G cents IN buih any s,,sls AMI
in cases at New-York and 80 cents IN ps', las he
go cents IN bulk at Philadelphia; tInt ts IN blk
same at cents I'm barrels and $50 cs les "
Naphtha was quoted az SIS cents gAlV,,,;,l ,-,ry
Foreign quotations were unchanged At u ~ ns 4;
per 100 kllos at Antwerp; f9j marks per o. n a
Bremen. and ll-l6a3 l3-l6i per lhiir'iS' e
nY.la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
JOHN J. MORRIS IMPROVING.

Ex-Alderman John J. Morris. who has been lying
critically III with apoplexy at Chambers Street
Hospital since last Tuesday. continues to Improve
HIS wife and called yesterday morning. No
arrangements have been made yet for his
movai 10 his home. at the Beresford. No. / West
Eighty -frst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
THE PETROLEUN Market
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANOH W
PRICES

PRICES.
New-York May 49, NV
The crude oil speculation remains at SIAM %.
while there were no transactions this "'eN
nominal price is s5s cents The situation ID ~ :,
field remains virtually unchanged rtO a - y
is Inclusive the pipe line amounted 10 hLc.5
barrels against lo29 barrels for the cor s9 bsr.
ing half months Of 1899. an increase OF -. sr.
rels The shipments from May % 10 "eIe -. h.
SIG barrels against L215D ha- els ast W.. w. "a 10.
crease Of 22s7l barrels. The refined sr5 rs
changed. but the exports Of p@'noleuHrL a. AIMS
nroducts gain steadily over last year Inc nsLi
Of the Washington Bureau Of Statistics ~. '
month compare as follows for the TWO !ea's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21

Kingston. y V May % (SpeciaD The Rev. Dr
Chanier F Cakes the assistant pastor OF the BROOK
lyn Tabernacle. has accepted the can oI me rs'
cessor was the Rev stephen ID. Noyfa VINO died
suddenly q few weeks ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21

COFFEE Lower prices recorded. further downs
ward movemcn, taking place the result - fr'@h
European cables indicating further shrinking" IN values
f,r haf holiday business o"k place. with September
options showing greatest activity An exchange
Il 80 bags September ~ October ~as mad /,
= Yfg lower; May. - - pfgs. jun"
~ - pfg- juiy. - pigs. August l'.'' pig Sl'i'r
ufrs The ifnvre market showed decline ~ '. -
franc Sales 2pUo bags win nuul qu''sr nH -
Na, ~ francs. June ~ - francs. july HI francs
August ~ franco September ~ 10 Octph"r q" - francs
RIO cables unchanged ~ quoted - ~ r"is clear
acss rlr the United States COCO bugs Exchange quoted
a. receipts. 900 hags RIO stock 1900 lug.
santos quc' A. i7"" rcis receipts. loo bags santos
sfyk. 2h.Uo hays.
closed steady ~ 10 g. - points decline sales
Mere 80 bass. as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
rine. range nni clo'e ,o,day AMI closing o'is '"e

Market closed steady ~ > - points net advan-e a.
compared Yesterdays closing prices Transfcrrhl"
no,ires Total -lies 81 bales N@w-i nrk spot
sales today and last night. For clnsumpln - hn"',
.plt market Dun. miiding uIands : &c. milllinS
Gun T-lcr which Lie higher compared with yes
'.rlny's close
Tho atafs,ical position mad" up 10y this mornings
Chronicle f. follows
This Last week. Last year.
yfsnie sunriv .... 2 500 3 SIG 3577. so
~ which American .2p3L6So 3oGGiG 29st '5g
Crop IN sight. l-61sy iW'l'l@ or ~
came sight during week. H'61I HI2HS - ~
Plantation d.lty.~ie~ '........ 273g 1881 lgWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21

Tho market for Brnr coffee spot rery slow. prices
being nominnlly UNCHANGED and quoted on Oh" basis ~
Nina coTer is quit bu, ,airly steady at unchanged
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27
3elc8rapben, ,1no 9elepbontueieu.

l1eber ben segenpdrtigen @tanb bes
internationalen Selegrapbenz unb Sc
lepbonmei lens unb bic @rpeiterung, bic
basielbe mdbrenb bes lebten Sabres
erfabren bat, entnebmen mir benz
vSournal Sele9rap9ique" folgenoe
Musfibrungen.
Sbglei4 bic Musbreitung bes al1gez
meinen 9eleq, ,p6enneBes ni@t belonz
bers belangrei@ gemeien 1T, iinb i'm
pergangenen Sabre einige febr nuB@
li@e 2inien angelegt porben, ooer bat
man tpenigitens ben @nfang gema4t
nit benz 8au mi4tiger 9%elegrapbenz
linien, mie 3. 9. ber transcontinenta>
len Selegrapbenlinie bon @apitabt
na4 &airo, o0er @ntmiirfe angefsrtigt
fir bic Mnlage BON Selegrapbenlinien
auf Streden, bic no4 Dor einigen Sab
rem auf ben geograpbilden &arten u1z
betannt naren, ME bic Selegrapben>
linie, bic man bon Bona na4 Gem
9anganDtaz Gee legen min.
SIN Snoi1@en Ocean bat man bic
Snlel9ruppen Der SeD9ellen unb
Mauritius benz WeltzS elegrapbenneb,
an9ei4loKen. bagegen blieb oas srobs
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27
"@son Jrerberr BON &elbelm aut

.@gon Jrerberr BON &eube,m aut
Webrburg uno Mlqb0b," er9Gn5ts
er. limb sic, 6rdulein?"
limb i4? Wanba bon Speltenz
BERG" ertptoerte ite itol3.
.Wanba BON Speltenberg," mieoerz
bolte Ggon langIam unb na4orudsz
bon, inbem CT ibren 8lid ausbielt.
vQll1o Dor benz Walbe, ben sic mir
Itreitig mq9en, lerne tb Sic tennen?"
"Den i4 Sbnen itreitig mabel"
ntgegnete ite, i@arf betoneno. "Sbo,
ben sic + entreiben po1en, 9err
Baron. ga, mir, gang gegen ales
quite @e4t, aber i'd gebe Bis gum
Monar&en, penn es iein mub, benin
i4 bin Manns genug 80"
Sebt bielt lie Oh bieier lift i'm Offer
bes Wortgefe4tes unbeoa4t entz
i4liipften &ebemenbung betroHen
inne unb er la4te ausgelaKen, pas
iie genaltig drgerte.
"MlIo, i@ gebe ieBt CUR @4lobz
6errin biniiber, mein 6rdulein. e.
gen sic ibr, ibr @esner tomme na&
Gambia, unb bitten sic lie I'M Namen
oes reumiitbisen pilgrims UNI @naoe
fir ben Siinber."
@anba tdmpfte lange nit ii4, BE-
Dor lie in bic ibr entgegen9eitredte
Ne9te bic feline 9anb legte, pelae
ldier ni4t mebr losselaKen muroe.
Sic 5iirnte ibm aber nod ben gan5en
Weg lang, er mar Elm arltlser
Men14.
Menige Mo4en ipdter fanb lie bas
ni4t me6r in 10 hohem Mabe, a0ein
nod einmal mare tie fait ernitli& b0le
geporben, als CT tbr unter einem &une
1agte: rWeibt 9u mas, Wanoa,
i9ent' mir meinenW alb als brdutz
li4e Morgengabe 80" unb ri4tig,
nod Elm 3meites Mal i@mollte lie, ats
lie am Sage Der 9o45eit an ieiner
8ruit lag unb er ibr 5uhiiterte:
rNi4t ma6r, @anba, ben pro3eb
bdtte i&lieBli@ op4 i& gepinnen
miiKen. Der Walo geb0rt ia ben
&e1beim's."
nSebt..." entsesnete lie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27
Scr ,,9oScSmartd)"| bon Waib=
ltn0en-
(S d)iudbiid)er Mertur.)

Ser r3obesmar14" BON Waiblinz
qen bei4Gftigt anbauernb bic bemotraz
ti1den 8ldtter, bic BARN Elm mi1tomz
menes Mgitationsmittel inben, oas
lie i'm Sample 9egen ben ~Militaris<
mus" ausbeuten. 0ies allein 1T
@runb unb 8emets genug, bab bic
militdrii4en Subrer por Mllem aufz
bieten louten, bab ueberani trengungen
ber Sruppen NIT io14' i4neren SOL
gen perbinbert merben.
9ie @ntfernung BON @robbottpar
Big Waiblingen 1T ni4t 10 grob, bab
ni&t jeber 6euti@e S%ruppent6eil be-
1elbe o6ne l1eberanl trengung ioute 3uz
riidlegen t0nnen, ielbit NIT @epdd
unb an einem beiben Sage, tpenn bic
nDtbigen @rlei4terungen 9epdbrt,
@prii4tsmabregeln ergriFen peroen.
9te Mitglieber unierer Surnz uno
Mlpenpereine, barunter 2eute, bic
bpppelt unb breimal 10 alt 1inb als
I'M lere @etruten, legen gang anoere
Mdri@e obne 8ef@merbe 3uriid. Sic
tbun es aus etgenem @nti@lub; unlere
&ruppen aus 8efebl. @oqen bie1e
troBbem nit bolem 8ertrauen in bic
3pedmdbisteit Der @n%orbnungen III
rer @orgeieBten unb b~eiteren Ntutbes
lire @4ulbigteit tbun, 10 BADEN au4
Sic @orgeieBten ibre pfli4ten ni@t
aQein in piinttli4er 9ur4fubrung oes
Dienites, ionoern au@ in Der Gorge
fir bic @elunbbeit ber Mann1daft.
DAP Bel benz Mari4 na4 Waibz
lingen, lei es bur4 bic @4ulo Gin
aelner. lei es bur@ bas 3ulammenz
trefen Der umitdnbe - bieriber niro
bic mtlitdrii4e l1nteriu4ung auftldz
rem, beren GrgebniB boFentli4 Der
Oefentli4teit ni4t porentbulten miro
- ni9t gei4ab, mas bdtte ge14e6en
lo0en, bas 3ei9t eben Der Sob 3meier
muderer Soloaten, bic @rtrantung
3ablrei4er tpeitersr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

100 beren 22.6 tommen. 3itresi 1T
bic u%nsebeuere &laife ber uebertretunz
gen, gu benen in Oeiterrei4 bic 5oblz
rei9 ten @erseben Deutl4lanos "a. 9.
bic t(einen Dieb1 tdble) gebDren, gar
nidt mitge3d6lt, beren 3abl mebr als
bas 3ebnfa9e Der @erbre4en aus
ma9t unb bic ni4t mie bic 0erbrez
den gs1unten, 1onDern bon 433,000
auf $4,000 geitiegen 1T.
@egeniiber bteien 3uitdnoen, bic
Gbnlid audi in anberen Stoaten porz
fommen, Itebt England nit einem
gang mertmiirbigen 8erbdltniKe ba.
Sn bie1em 2anbe 1inb bic @erurtbei=
Iun9en jugenblider perlonen unter
16 Sabren BON 1869 Bis 1891 con-
tinuirli4 bon 10000 auf 1850 @
gefa1en. 9anb in 9anb bamit sebt
in @nglanb bic Mbnabme Der idbrli=
den @erurtbeilungen uberbaupt. @o
1inb bic auf @runb zines NerDicts Der
Surp erfolg ten @erurtbeilunsen bon
11zOO i'm Sabre 1871 auf $500 i'm
Sabre 1891, b. /. UNI mebr als 81
procent, 3uridge9angen, mdbrenb bic
8epolterungsaabl in ber1elben 53eit
BON 22,700, 600 auf 29,40O,O 900, 81.
UNI fat 80 procent, geitieeen it.
MQe @timmen in Gnglano iinb bariiz
Der einig, bab bieie gang eri taunlide,
NIT teinem Staate Der Welt audi nur
entfernt perglei4bare 8efierung Der
englii den Griminalitdtsz @erbdltniHe
5und4it nit Der 8eHerung Der @riz
minalitdt Der Sugeno unb oie1e mie=
oer nit ben 9egen bic perbre4eri14e
unb pernabrloit tie Sugenb er9riffenen
MaBregeln in ltreng uri d4lihem s3uz
iammenbang itebt. 9ieie Mobregeln
beIteben in ben fir jugenolide l1ebelz
tbdter in @nglano BEL timmten 5pei
Nrten BON Strafz uno 8eferunesan=
italten, bic rReformatorp" unb usSSnz
buitrial @@ools"; bic erl tersn fir
junge 8erbre9er bon 10 Biz Is Sabz
rem, bic lebteren fir b%etteln0e, iubiiz
iten5los bagirenbe uno uberbaupt arg
bertpabrlpIte &inber. gu bet0en BAT
ber groBe englii4e pbilantbrop Sobn
9omaro idon in Der Mitte oes poriz
gen Sabrbunoerts ben Mntob gegez
ben; pbilantbropii4e @eieqi@aften
hauten ben @eDanten aus, Biz bic Sc
i%eBgebung, bon 1854 angefangen, elm
grif. Die Stautspertpaltung ertbeilt
ben 9y0bt:rtbeils bon m%oh1tbdtigen
Pripaten ober @eleui4aften ge9riinz
Deten berartigen Sbulen, tpenn lie
einem gepiFen &eg.ement ent1pre9en,
@tauts3ui4iife BON ie4s @btutngs
per Wo4s fir jeben Dai el6it untergez
bra@ten 3Dgling. Ser i'm Sabre 1891
an oerartige S4ulen, in melden ltd
$4,000 &inber in 3pangser3 iebun9
befanben, geletitete 3ui4ub betrug
ni4t tpeniger als 100000 Pfb. Sterl.
9ieie @umme 1deint fem gu bober
prets fir bic por5iigli4en Reiultate
Der Strafre4tspflege gu iein unb fam
AUDI drmere Staaten als @nglanb
BON benz Ser uhe, England na43ueiz
fern, ni4t abiAreden.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27
Su9enolt6e Werbre6er.

Sn benz erfreuli@en 8ilbe, mel@es
bic Griminalz@ tati tit in ein3elnen
europdi1@en @taaten ieit einigen Sat-
rem bietet, baB bic 3abl Der @erbreaer
conitant abnimmt, gibt es cine buntle
Partte, melde ben getponnenen 2t4tz
puntt gang iiberi4attet uno teine Be-
friebi9ung iiber iene erfreuli4e Sbatz
Iade auftommen ldbt. Die 3a6l Der
@erbreber inn Mlgemeinen nimmt UNI
@iniges ab, aber bic t3abl Der jugenoz
liden Nerbrefer barunter nimmt gu.
Das bebeutet, bic @egenpart be7ert
li9 Elm tpenig, aber bic 3utunft &C.
italtet 1t6 UNI 10 beorohli4er. Dtele
9batI a4e bes 3unebmenoen Werbrez
6ert6ums unter ben Sugenoli4en, ber
GrtmtnalitGt Der Sugenb, liefert bic
@erbre@er4@tatiitit faft aler euro
pGi19er @taaten, - Bis auf eng
lanb, unb Tie 1T cine 10 gefabrli4e
&rantbeit am 1%ocialen &0rper, oab
auf energii4e Mittel %geionnen tperoen
muB, UNI biel les continuirliAe Steigen
ber 53abl ber 8erbre4er in ben jugenbz
lifen MlterstlaKen gu %betdmpfen. Mit
bic Ter Grage bei@dftigt ii4 in iehr
e%inge6enber @ei1e bic neueite @4rtft
bes Prof eFors Or. Mlois 3uder in
Drag. On Der @an0 zines groBen,
3um She'll 1elb| It gel ammelten 1%totiIttz
l6en Materials iiber bic 8epegung
ber GrtminulttGt in ben europdii4en
@tQaten i'm Mu9emeinen unb ben corr
Itanten 3upa4s Der jugenolt4en De-
l%inquenten i'm 8eionberen gebt Der
Ser faner, Der cine grobe crimtnaliitlr
i4e praris 9inter fi& bat, bon benz
traurigen, aber taum Be trettbaren
@r fa6rungsiabe aus, bab man bic
6ofnung, bub ber erpa4iene @erbrez
der bur@ bic Strafe meientli4 &C.
6e1ert peroen t0nne, mobl fabren laiz
len miFe. Nur bic Sugenbli4en itno
nod bur4 geeignete @trafe gu benern,
bariiber feitigt ii4 3uieben6s bic all
gemeine ueber3eugung. 9ier3u ge<
langt Der Ser after an Der 9ano BON
Sbat1aden, pte lie itb ramentli4
aus Der @egeniberiteQung ber engllz
14en @erbre4er @tati1tit %gegeniiber
Der @ontinentalen ergeben. Wdbreno
aum 8eilpie( i'm beuti4en &ei4e bic
Bail Der @erbreden unb Wergeben
bonn Sabre 1882 big 1892 BON $780,
900 auf 442, 900 alio I'm % procent
setiesen 1T, 1T bic 8stbeilisung Der
SsSugenbli4en barun %. +. BET i'm Mz
ter 3mil9en IL uno IA Sa6ren Be-
fnbli9en) i'm felben 3eitraume BON
10000 auf $4,000 g ltiegen, all . um
81 procent. Sn Oeiterrei4, mo- Die
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cennium 1881 Big 1890 aQer0ings
BON 33, 900 auf $4,000 geiunten 1T,
1T bic 3abl ber Sugenoli9en 5mii@en
benz II. rnb 20. 2ebensiabre BON
$500 ouf $500, all . UNI II procent
ge1tiegen, 10 bab, pdbreno i'm Sabre
1881 auf 100 @er6reher 17.5 SUI
9enbli9e tamen, I'M SABRE 1890 auf
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

- Cine mertmirbige Meidtbums>
queue bat 1i4 in SberzSontin no@ ei=
mem @eri@te bes fran801i@en Som
luis balelbit aufget6an. sic liegt in
9ol3minen. SIS banbett 1id UNI einen
friberen Si9tenpalb, Der bon BET @rz
be Deri@wano; einige Der 8aume iinb
cine @qe iturt i'm 9ur4mefer; ie
liegen in ianoisem 81ben, Der lie in
elmer Siefe BON 20 SUB bebedt. Das
6ol3, Sas aus bic lem 8ergtperte gez
rponre11 mirb, lit 1lnoerpiiltli4 unb
tie Gbineien taufen es in groben Menz
gem GUT CHARACTERIZATION.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

@ommerfri1@e 9err: rWas
muBten sic bieies Sabr in BET @omz
merfrii4e pro Sag be3ablen?" Dame:
~6inf Mort." @err: Limb mas bat<
ten Sie bafir?" Dame: ~Sebn5u9t
nah 9auIe."
The St. Johns herald., 1894-05-24
LAID BY TIE TABLED ROC.
Important Discovery in 31ada Sascar of the
 Egg CT the Extinct Gigantic Bird.

Important Discovery in aIada Sascar of the
 Egg CT the Extinct Gigantic Bird.
 A large specimen of the egg of the fabled roc of the Arabian Nights or Epyornis, as the extinct gigantic bird of Madagascar is called, has been se- cured by bir. J Procter, of Tanatave and Princes square, ". who has brought the curiosity to London It was discovered by some natives about twenty miles to the southward of St. Augustine's bay, on the southwest coast of Madagascar. It was floating on the calm sea, within twenty wards of the beach, and is supposed to have been washed away with the foreshore, which consists of sand hills, after a hurricane in the early part of the year. The childlile longshoreman of the antipodes, opiniag that the egg had a value, showed the unusual piece of iiotsam about with @ view to sale, and it thus came into the hands of Mr. Procter. The egg, which is whitey- brown in color and unbroken, is fine specimen, B 155x2S inches, and an even higher value is placed upon it than upon the egg of the great aul,, which lived within the memory of man. The Brobdignagian proportions of the egg are better demonstrated by compar- ison with the eggs of the ostrich and crocodile. An ostrich's egg is about r inches by t5 inches, and the contents of six such are only equal to one egg of the Epyornis. The measurements of the egg of the crocodile are normally inches by 615 inches. It would re- quire the contents of 1G15 emu's eggs to equal the contents of this great egg. Gr 14S eggs of the homely fowl, or 30.- 900 of the humming bird. The last egg of the kind disposed Of in London sold for efO0, though cracked.