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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
MRS. MINNIE McAULETs TRIAL.
The Argument Concluded and tho Caso
Given to the Jury.


STAUNTON. VA. October 2-tspeciaD
The trial OF Minnie McCauley. the young
woman charged with the murder OF her
husband here last June. was brought 10
close tonight The whole day was
spent In argument. Mr.. Richard 3. ker
opened for the prosecution. and made q
strong showing OF the fact for the peo-
pie. Colonel William r. Craig spoke two
hours for the pretty prisoner. and made
the most OF his cliants case. Meade J..
White. Commemorative Attorney. con-
cluded the case and made a powerful ar
raignment. The spats between Messrs.
Craig and White were sharp. and the
crowd yelled and created such disorder
that the Judge had the courthouse
cleared.
LATER.-The jury In the McCauiey
case was adjourned over till Wednesday,
not having agreed upon n verdict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
KIcHMnNn O,tnnor =. lSOf

OFFERrSGs- Wheat 1919 bushels Corn
White. 900 bushels. Oats. 2,tl2 bushels
sALES-Wheat. 1875 bushels
9UorArross-- Wneat- Lonsberry 54a50c. :
mixed. 33s56c. shortnefry. 62noOc.: No y
red, 55s5SISc. Corn-white virginia tbae lotsl,
59a60c No 2 white. 59a00c: No mixed,
5sc. Oats--No 2 mixed. 3ia3fhc.; no. )
mixed. 33Lsa3tc.; winter. 3oa42c. hye' o<a
54c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Hotsl Sale Postponed.

BIG STONE GAP, VA. October ms Ms :,
,IIP,Jt Harrogate that was 10 nave
a a1o9yr the last OF September. has been been
fashioned indefinitely, II is hoped 'hat
tbere win be enough improvement ~
business affairs soon 10 ihahe '''N
together unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
PORTSMOUTH BAPTlSTS MEET.
iO4th Annual scssion-Ofhcers Elected
Welcome Address and Response.

Welcome Address and Response.
NORFOLK. VA. October 2.-(Special)-
The Portsmouth Baptist Association met
in rs lo4th annual session this morning
at 1925 O'Clock with the Churchland tNor-
folk countl Baptist church--the first time
with this church I'm twenty-one years.
m. church is 100 years old. The eXer-
ci-,s commenced by singing Corona
ton: prayer by Rev. Or. Thames, OF
Dquville. Va judge Eure. OF Norfolk
presided SiXty-three church letters We're
sent in and sixty-thrce delegates were
present. representing thirty-elght
churches. Twenty-Five other churches
have not sent delegates as yet.
Atm o'clock ofilc rs were elected as fol-
lows: Rev. j. Z. Dean. Windsor, presi-
dent. l.. -. Allen. Borkley Vice-president;
Eev. H. \. glastonbury. Berhey secretary
and treasurer: Rev. j. J. Han ID. d.,
Norfolk, historian.
ADDRESSES.
The welcome address was delivered by
R.v. A r.. Runaway. OF Churchland. and
WAS RESPONDED to by Rev j. J. Hall ID.
l. Of Norfolk. The Introductory sermon
was preached 10y Rev. j. l. McCutchin. OF
Frauklinton. After the sermon the con-
stitution was read and then recess was
taken. 4 pavilion had been erected. I'M
der which the members Of the association
and the congregation enjoyed a SplehIli
dinner. which had been provided by the
people. Of Churchland church.
SUDDEN DEATH.
The association reconvened at i. NJ
with the moderator IN the chair III
runaway. In short but feeling speech.
announced the sad and sudden death OF
Miss Maudc Grimes mentioned below
Hr. owens lei in prayer. asking Goa
blessing on the bereaVed parents.
At the Portsmouth BAPTIST Assoclauoi
meeting at Churchland today Miss Maud
Grimes. Of Churchand. who during TIE
session Of the association had presided
AT the organ. died suddenly. When the
association adjourned for dinner she went
out Of the church apparently well ana
was soon after taken with a conseSuV'
chill. In twenty minutes she was dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, October 2.-American Su-
gar was the overshadowing feature OF the
railway and mlscellaneous.Share specula-
ton to-day. the stock having been traded
in TO the extent OF lO5. 200 shares in total
OF 1909 for the entire list. The stock
was heavy almost from start to finish,
there having been only light rally or
y, per cent late in the day, which was
subsequently lost. The price opened NJ
~, 1854 and gradually settled down 10
Sis. closing AT tn lowest point. Con-
siderable investment stock came out, anu
this assisted the downward movement 10
the best OF its ability. The impression
IS that the insiders are willing 10 see the
stock sell lower. certainly they are doing
nothing to stem the decline. The old re-
ports that the refining business Is poor
and that the companies cannot live under
the present tariff were again circulated.
In direct contrast with thf heavlneSs
of Sugar. the general list displayed
little more hrmness. and az times showed
a disposition 10 advance. This Is the re-
suit Of the heavy oversold condition OF the
market Many Of the leading issues com
mand premiums ranging from 10 pr
cent In the case Of Rock Island TO lie
in the case of New York Central The
situation is not relished by the small
bears. and some or them TOOK anNant'Se
| OF the break in Sugar 10 cover Besides
| the company on the short side ~ be-
coming unwieldy, and there is a fear that
! a bold movement by bull leaders might
| lead TO disastrous results I'm the ranks OF
| the smaller shorts at least, II II dld not
louisville and Nashville was rather
| weak. The stock fell from $50. TO BOA:
Chicago Gas was In better demand, ana
| the shorts showed signs OF nervousness.
| The stock at one time sold up IA 10
| 7lA. but later receded TO 'c'5p'gs =.
Speculation closed about steady. Net
changes show advances OF isflS. per cent.
| i'm Atchison, Burlington, chicago Gas
Northwestern, Rock Island. Manhattan;
Missouri Pacific and Western Union, and
| decIin44 OF ikass per cent In General
Electric. Lead. and Louisville and Nash
Vile. Sugar dropped 35s, and Jersey Cen
| trail rose ~ PR cent.
Railway ard miscellaneous bonds were
| higher. ,,
| a. 40 shares. Of unlisted. 1900.
! Treasury balances: Coin, N5,7"Vo; cur
rency $50 $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
| loan al I. and closing offered at | per
cent; prime mercantile paper, +ui's per
Bar silver, s2Ts. silver at the board. g,
| Sterling exchange firm. with actual busi-
| res. i'm bankers bills at ASi2u4SSt Tor
| ssxtv davs. and sAs5iefi+ So for demAnI
postsd rates, SiSlagiSi12; commercial
! bills. uA'4Tf&i. ,,.
| Government bonds steady. State bonus
duh Railroad bonds firmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
~. ,,,nnircrode No Worse.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. October 2.--lspe.
c,s n'r- a. 'N>,nnicerode's condition remains
UNCHANGED from last n.ght; He continue, Is
80 1', ,aaa lIt,le II any nourishment, lying IN
a stupor most Of the time. Ais pulse
continues fairly stropx4 -..-.'.-..-'- 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
Opening. Highcs, Lowest Closing

Cash quotations: Flour was very duh
and unsatisfactory: buyers hold on prices
were easy and favored buyers. No
spring wheat 5i.4c.. free on board. No.
red. 5Oi2H5s.c No. corn. &c No.
2 oats, H4WSAc. Pork sl3ooGl3s2is.
Lard. SyedS00 RIB T.c1afa0 Dry
salt shoulders, ss37i $3.50. sides. s. 500
4 L MhlaknN 81 r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
No OTORTM.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
~ rho S4aboard and Roanoke railroad
did not take place In Norfolk to-day iVr
want Of a quorum. and those present au-
iourned 10 meet on the Eth Of November.
The fan crop Of Irish potatoes is sala
10 be badly blighted in some portions Oh
norfolk county on account Of the eN-
cesslve rains. There will be good yieiu'
n,tyyithstanding. in the area planted.
The white military companies OF thlS
CITY will be inspected tonight 10y Colohe'
10 Lane stern, and the Portsmouth com
rsnies tomorrow night. The Virginia be'
tenders. OF Portsmouth. recently
ranized. have concluded to d'sband'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
PORT OF WEST POlNr, OCT . is'h
ARRIVED

AHkif BIZ
Steamship Allegheny. NicNerson' i'o''i "",'
passengers and general cargo ,-,,,...
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett DA''uho'o
passengers and general cargo
steamer Elm CITY 1arshaD' "a'Aef''A' p'@
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny Nckerson' ba'A1so'''
passengers AMI general cargo ,,..
steamship Baltimore, bsnnht' phNA''t''
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm cry, Marshall, "akefsoa' pa
seDgers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

Congressman u. Gardiner Tyler address
ed the Democrats OF Princess Anne at
the court house on Monday with great
force and splendid effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
pAIrINORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, October 2.-Balti-
more and Ohio. 76lr7s: Northern Central
e9i1. asked; Consolidated Gas stock. 67AY
673.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
BUSY WEST NORFOLK.
The Railroad Improvements Going aheau
Knp!dIy-Iast Norfolk Notes.


Knpldly-East Norfolk Notes.
NORFOLK. VA. October 2.-(SpeclaL'-
The improvements Of the Atlantic anu
Danvnle railroad at West norfolk are
going ahead rapidly. chiefly on the piers
and docks. \ warehouse three hundred
feet long is 10 30 w at once. and the
adjacent tract Of land recently pnichaseu
from Mr. NJ. Dennis is TO be utillZeu ioi
shops. etc. The machine-shopS OF inv
road at LawrenceVilie are also s"lu ~ ~
he going ahead steadily. west 40, io'N
,yu ha busy town before very long
Ney buildings are in course Of erection
and additional extensive Industries are III
contemplation. There is considerable snip
ping business done there, and the tonn"se
Of sailing vessels is larger than the po''
~ Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
1tzEWtLrs BRILLIANT WEDDING.
John &. Horndon Marries Miss
Martha Plerc.-Attendants.

NEWELL VA. October 2.-(SpeciaD
Presbyterian church OF Tazewell this
't 10 = o'clock was the scene OF
GO ~ ile most charming and brilliant
ner which occurred there for many
Rev John G.lchrist Herndon, for
q, ~ Ashland. Va, now the pastor
q 80 church. led w tue altar MISE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks, GRAIN To-
bacco, Cotton, &C.. and tho Wea-
ther Indications.

- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October a.
lap Forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth.
wv" er: southwest winds: warmer IN
the interior.
North Carolina: Fair weather; no
change in temperature; southwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

RECEIPTS.
Period. Hhds' Ics q nfs
Month ending September
80, IS94.................. l,ssS EE
Total twelve months end
ing September 30, Isa&.2s,s23 3,"+o
Total twelve months end
lug September 80, lss3.2s,3O5 1850
DELIVERIES.
Period. Hhds Tce q bte
Month ending September
80, 1904 ........."...... 2,OIS 3E3
Total twelve months end
log Ssptemb er 30, lSpA.30, ll0 3,282
Tota twelve months end
ing September 30. lspa.25,s5S 2,p43
STOCK on HAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
PORT OF RICHMOND. UcT0gEH, :, I5J4.
- l Il
SAILED.

Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk, mercn.n-
disc ami passengers; lry.n W7ssef su9ef'''
tendent.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, Ney lofN,
mercnandise aud passengers; George ". Al7a
e. Co.. agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
WE HAVE SAVINGS DEPART
MENTS ALL OVER OUR
STORE

In our Shoe Department We sell
you
BOYS and GIRLS SHOES for
73c. apair, worth $1.25.
BOYS and GIRLS SCHOOL SHOES
forO7c. n pair, worth $1.5O.
BOYS' and GIRLS SCHOOL SHOES
for $1.2J pair. worth 81.
LADIES' DONGOLA BUTT'N BOOTS
for 0Sc. n pair worth $3.50.
LADIES' FINE HANDMADE SHOES
from S2.10 to SO u pair.
Wo make it pay you TO buy your
Shoes OF
EVV IL DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
YEARLY Statement.

STATEMENT SHOWING sscSIprs AND DELIVERIES or
IsAY r0BLccO IN rgR CITY or RICHMOND VA,
DURING rBR PERiop BgrvBES OCTOBER I, 1923,
AND SEPTEMBER 30. 1894, AND STOCK ON HAND
SEPTEMBER 80, 1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
MARINE INrELLIGESCB.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ocr 3. 1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03
State OF thermometer:

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warm. The skies at Md
night were clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-03

Come to see us while ont shopping.
You can purchase everything you are
hunting for and still have balance to
your credit in your purse,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
Nr. $50.

8eudj 6. G. Smptb, s. t. gGuboaauO,
8. 6. 0iDyidl mo Z. 3. 0argoOon uno cine
Yrdmie iiir SleiB ". 9. S'9aper, u. s.
Nunt uuo Sohu !. 9ouldu suerfanut.
glm Moutag RuOet Die SahreSlhluBieier
fir baS Scnlor 2epartement liatt. 0aS
nadine Shullahr beGlnnt AM 4.September.
gtIus1eIt ocS 81. giaritnzS Semtuars.~
.Sle Grthelluug Ger bl. 2SsIbe al ole Sles
rifer oes pSt. Diareus SeminarS blloet Die
Sd)lu6ieier III 0ieier aultalt. Su Erleltern
gcmeih; muroen 9eitern III Der Sdtbsornle
pom 1arotnnl @IboouS 3ehu Gicrlter oeS
,St. WarleH Semludrs, 0arunter $.
0ulSfi uno q. 2uIArStI Don Baltimore.
3,ueiuuo;mausig luurosu Sur SSiirOe elnes
Yiaiou erbobsu, II. IL: ~. RpaH, ).
6auuor II. 3uOieS BON Baltimore u.
30uer uou Chicago nnO s. YOrHsp bon
Qamburg, 9eutidlano.
Geridleocres.
Die Grbeiteu Der 36gIlnge oes uBclntedl'
uiideu SufttutS" lluo sur Selt IN ner Aus
italt ausqehelt uuo purneu beret:S geIterH
pom ;ublreihtn SrsuuOsu OeS Suitttuts be-
Ndltl1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
characterization.

Sansor, CD, 21. sunni. Gin
beftiser Siurm fcste scitern Oura bic
bieiise @esenb. IA 8ObnbGuier iuur>
beu SeritOrt, 9obu Song unO ciu Sdus'
ling pOn 9Ob. Samf.lt eridlagen unO
mebrere FeriOnen i9mer uerlcet.
. NAB q, 9tcbr., u. Stunt. - 9ier
perlautet, baB elm Sturm III 9incUln,
gtebr.. 9rOBe gerbeerunscn uuscridltet
babe. Mebrere 0tenihcnleben iOlen
uerlOren scgun9tn isin. Oi. tslssrupbis
ide Ysrbinouns init 2incOln iit felt sez
itern 9lbenO unterbro6su. i3wsiTelss
obne bat stn Sturm bort sebsrri3t,
bod bebarf baS Seridt iiber Den Serlult
uOn Otsnidenlebsn nod Der Ssltatls
suus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
9U6lt mert6UoGe An5ilge
Sed1fs sitperIdiiieen 2aoen.
Hr. 519 nns 521. CUB. Sroaowan.
Credit fir Affe!

Cine grpi,e aufresuug
rufen mir ber0cr
nit unereH S14.5OsMnsIsen, Ssnnoenarbeit.
tur Uaauuer IN imporilrteu Sia9oHdls, @lanz
9ammgarrffohcn, SaimireH II. !. 10. Srseno sin
Shneiotr iulrbe Sbnen tiir oieelbeu NrS9t S25 be-
redlneH nuo fonHte Sbnen oabei nnmosib beiieren
Ghnit beiieren SiB ober beiierss OiaIerial gehen.
Vie ansiise fub BON ms leIbit eeuad)t. 8eshalb
tonnen mir oititIben aud 70 bllts oerfanfen lnere
SpeSialitdt 1o pafieHoe Saten Iiir normal scpadIz
lene" uHo tlr Seute BON unStifmd6iser StatuT.
Nuocre
&Itoeraeidldits
tonren nitt peritebeu. ue mir oiee aanyu Heneu
50. sos sDtanmersal,i;nas fir Deniser, aIs s1S uuo
$50 pertdufen fonnen. Aber mir tbun's mo iesen
oieelbcn leoeH Tag 5u Suseuben nm. IS iino Sas
pirft fabeIboite yDertbe. fSir 9eiddftS= uRo gll=
ta9s9ebraud1 fonucn sic gar fetne idoHeren AHsiae
finben. lpIr hdbeu bieieIbeu in ruulcH Sheuots,
Serges uro Querbs. g8cnn Sic bas Sadr1eo nint
haben, mad1t Sas bel uns feIRen unteridJieo.
lnter unparteiii6ts
0roIt= 2nftem
tritt an bic Sttne Don Saarsrb uno elbt Sbrtn Die
G'elegeHbeit, bic SaIptssuruSartiel oes Sebens 5u
senItsen gaHB 10, as oh Sic leherflus Selo bdtz
ten. Gs fomut gar nidt bdrauf an, lpe fnapp Sadr=
seib bet Shnen 1T, bic pofeHtIideu ODER mouatIiden
4bsabInngeH bic mir perlonsen. fornen Sic bod Iez
fteH. Bir arransirtu oitie 3abIuHeen immer 70, pie
IS uuitren 9unoen b.auem lift. 8ommen Sic uno tben
Sic, fute mir Sbnen bas Seben Suircoenfetno setaz
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
StaOt Baltimore.

Oas OtreftOrium Der Sals
timorer t @entennial> Serei@
ui9ung mtro mOr9en in 0en 9tGuz
men bes Ycrein5 Der &auf fleute uuo
6abrifantcn cine Serianmluua abbal>
ten, nm Gin 9oulite fir Otitlel uuS
Be9e su ernenneu, per6eS 9leidfallS
Cub ltriptiOucn iiir Abnabme Der glnz
tb,ilideine Der Yerciniauns iamucln
iOG. Gin permauentsS 9auptquu,tjer
wirO ebcnfall8 gcrpdblt wsroen.
8ei einem 9teubau on ocr Scr
manz, nabe GaluertitruBe, iicl bcm
Wtaurer SameS &Dub Don 9ir.
622, 8sit' MulberrpitruBe, Gin Slaf
pon elmer Tsrra=G Otta. .9fObre auf &opf
uno 9iiifen. 2pn6 wurOe Im nStuots
Soipital perbunocu bann nad ieiner
BObuun9 gebra6t.
Sr. &url 90 tab itcSt pOn CIR.
1920, 6awnltraBe, itiirite 9eitcru 2lbcnO
am 6nBe @eitz6allSs2lpc. in OuS Snnere
zines ShiIie5 unS crlitt idwers @srz
Ieeun9en. Or. Suleutiu nabm ben
Ntunn III gehanoIung.
Secrbi9uugen.-Oieitc itcrblidcn
lleberrtits be5 9tabbnerS Samuel y.
Wianer, Der am leetsn 0ieultag in alz
ter uOu 65 9abren ltarb, murocu 9citern
9taduittua nm 5 llbr pom Graucr.
bauie 9h. II, 9turO.grOoOway, aus
AMI ocm 6rieSbOfe Der @oenitraBeuz SDs
nagOge sur leeten 9fube bsitattet. Die
9iab6iucr Or. SOdbeimer, Or. y.
SSOl6, Or. Saliugcr, Or. Sbeficr, Or.
SaBma9er unO Or. Ebi0ipiOn amtir<
tirten, unO ais SabrtuAtrdser iunsirs
ten Die SS. 9. 6. SOGanOer, Otto
SreB, q. @OlOeubcrg, 5. 9olOmann,
Nbe g. S6nattiuger, :. @i8munn, SO.
&rauS unO 81. @olbmann.
e.-Ourd eincu Ilarm pom
&ulten 9h. CT luurbe Die 6eueruebr 9cz
itcrn 2lbcno naf Der 9Sobnuug pom
Sulomon &aplan, 9tr. Al, Sits0Ort>
StraBc, gcruien, pOiclbit Ourd bic Grz
pluiiOn clncS &Oblen0l Sfena 6eucr
entitaubcu mar, wcIteS ieOOdl pom ,5oz
li3ilteH @OOOin9 9elOidt uurOc, cbe be-
0cutenocr Sdoben entltano, unb che bic
6euerwcbr cri6ten.
- 5u Scr WlGnteIIabrif BON Srn.
Samucl 9tOicultein, 9tr. 314, QSeIts
9altimOreItraBe, entltauO 9eltcrn 9lbcnO
auI uubctannte 28ciic 6cuer, iuclte5
9cl0lht purSc, Obue ouB Elm 2tlurm abz
9eseben wurbe. Der ungerihtetc Sda>
sen bctrGgt $500 unO lit Our9 SerT9e.
rung 9cOeft.
: Der 9(larm bonn &aiten 9lr. 1913
I'M 36 llbr seltcrn 9lbenO mar Surd
eiuc 0aiolinzGrploIton i'll 9tr. 826,
2. glpenue, bewobnt BON Srn. GbOma5
Twaile5. peruriadt. Der Sduocn lit
icbr 9cr;n9fii9ig.
Nrau S0rOOer bon gir. 1876, on.
NOso<Iueuue; itiirite seltern III Solge beS
0nr6aebens lbres YferOes i'll Der Charles
ilraBe, nab. Suntiu9o 9oOusNueuue, Gus ibrer
Sutd)e uuo purOe aliidliher g8eIie nur
lsift uerlset. 3as 6ubriuerf marc total
3cruummert.
uufGl e-@harles gQofI, ein 8renl.
ier Der ,9Seflideu Marpldub.r Giieubabn,"
iiitB bel Der @lniahrt elueS Srudtjuaes i'll
BEN Sutton. .Sabubof ge9en sIne Sriide uub
erlitt d)nere GerleFungeu. 0tau bradte
gaoii uah ieluer gSObuuug gtr. 1924,
Gliiton.Glac
2lIpa S3mbbaro & Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
@IaoHone's 1adbfoIstr i'm cusItilen lIuter>
lauIe.
53. Gon9ref.

Na btngton, .. g., 21. Sunt.
= Sm Scuute belt beutc SenatOr Sid
(9t.z9.) cine brciitiinStge 9fsOe 9e9en
Die GinfOmmeniteucr, nah weIder Der
Senat Die gu ser Steucrfluui ieI cingcz
reidten Nmenoemcnt8 in Grwd9ung
;os. Oa8 erite Amenoement, uOn
alOrid (9tcp., 9t.z9.) eiusersidt, lauz
tcte oubin, OuB Die Stsuer an 1. Sas
nuur 1898 (unltutt 500 uufbOren ioGe,
uno wurO nit 80 9egen % Stimmeu
abgelebnt. Die oret YOpulilteu, iomie
Die Oemofratcn Dubois uno Seller
lttmmtsn nit Ben 0emOtraten scgen OaS
Nmcnbemcnt.
Ou8 3lpcite g(mcnOement, bonn 6iz
nan3.&omite bcantra9t, fanO Nnnabme
uno beiBt IS oaruadl in Der &lauiel,
baB Die Stcucr uon iebem SIrser ber
Ser. Stoatsn, oh bcriclbe III benlelbeu
ODER i'm 2luslan0 mobnt un0 bon ieoer
in oen Ser. Staatcn wObncnoen Rerz
ion" gcsublt werOeu muE. 0as ). Nmcn=
Ocment, pon BfefIsr 9elteat, wurO nad
tur;er Debate uuf ben Gid 9eIest. Gs
be;mcfte bic Ginfiibrung elmer @infom>
menteucr, bur6 welde GinfOmmcn BON
$1,000 his $4,000 nit BrO;ent. BON
10000 bis $4,000 nit 2 Brosent IL.
|. 10. bsiteuert w:rSeu. 9tah elmer furz
sen GretutiuzSisuus trut Oaun I'M 6
ubr Yerta9un9 cin.
Sm Sans mar Die Sat6' Qnti@
SptiOnsSiG uuf otm Supct, pier 91sOcn
purSsu bufir unO bier 9tcben gcgcn oiez
ielbe gcbaIten. Ecuce Sop. Sol. fiiuz
bi9tc an, OaB rr mUr9en elm 6reipras
guugszNmenOemsut CUR 9lntisSptiOnS
Bill einrciden wcroe. giQS wur0sn
wie fOIgt an9enOmmsn: 2lniicolern,
ucIde in 6olqe Don 9taturcreiguiiien
ae3pungsn wurScu, ibre Seimltdttcn
auf;ug,bsn, GrlaubuiB 3u srtbeilen,
neue !6eimltdtten 5u beleqeu; bic Berg
mert3>Scicgc amenpircno unD bic ganoz
afte non 1889 amenoireno. OtOrgcn
ioa bic Debate lber Die SatasSill aez
i6lOhen lucrOen.
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Sm Sdlafc ermoroet.

2uwteg, 6lu., 20. 9uni.-Scute
iriib fanO man Die 2eiden OeS Or. 8us
ituu OrOitba9en nnb Oeheu Satin nit
cinseidluscuem SbdOel i'm Bette. Sie
wurOen je6enfau8 BON 9tGubern getOOz
tet. Droitbaseu, mclder aIlgemcIn ais
eiu ebemaliger tatbOlii9er Bricltcr gait,
fam pOr IA Subren uad bier. Scine
Satin, cine sebOrene Sebwi9 @lauBz
mann, iuur Dor 10 Subreu aus 9tutiA>
lauo cinqcwanbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
Gin aefahrIid,tr nReperens.a .

GInctnnati, ., p. Jnnl. :
r0tepereno" .. .. Smarsbar, Gin 9ez
borener Marottaner uno lfit9lieb DER
2iuln9fon' l6en Expedition nad grita,
luurOe bier auf bic 9lui9ulbi9ung bin
perbaitet. Dor swei Sabrcn in Sbattaz
nOOaa einen NfOro be9ausen iu bubcn.
9m @efdusnIB Ourdituitt sr iib Die
Seblc uno miro icoenfaa5 au Der 9SunOe
lterben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
5amrfreiIelsGrpIoIiun.

8eIIs, Otiun.. 21. Suni. - Die
0ampIfshel ser p@eu8z6oQer- -WiuS~
erplOOlrten seitern uno seritOrten ba5
&eiIelbauS uOllitdnOis. Der Sn9enicur
@eOrg Sdr marO uOn 6cn Sriimmern
eridllaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
Sd1ttIofa beSttuSen.

OtOnticeIlO, N.sD., p, 9uni.-
Die @eidwOrcnen in Dem FrO;sne gss
gen sic Orciiatc 0i6rOcrin Gltla6ctb
9alIibuy bat oieielbs bes MOlbcS in ers
item @r0Oe Ihul0ia befunocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
GrftcIltlltltaett.

gBaibinstOu, Dc, 21. SUM-.
- Der BrGrocnt IonOte beute ocm
Seuat mebrere Grnennungen au, Darunz
tcr bicienise BON @barles $. Grams
gum 8unOesmuridoa iiir NtarglunO
unb YerrD SartbOIOn gum &Oniul in
MQina,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
ST.. MGOtuaD's
SurCnpnri0inn ReGOlUent.

Gin SeiImitteI, frsGh.s aus SHBr,btnjisu bon aus
6trurotutlidtn meoiSlHiiten GiaeHItGiteH tuiarls
m,neeicSt if, bauptidtlid nm ben beruuterseIcmues
uno anaesriffentH sorptI 81 rsiHiseH, Bu hter,
un6 luirtIdm in ciRer gRirfuns. 3u bubtn bel allen
gputbtterH. giEeH Dollar pro GIGihs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
9lIpa SSmbbaro & Comp.

briuaen in 6ra. s. u. Sater'S 8obnuug
iu:9r Arlington, .. s., Ole 9etBwaier
ridtuu9 oil. 149)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
2aieren> nno 2Srafer~cSeiSett,

Steiu, Diabetes, 98nfieriudt, 3uferuers
fiOpfuug, llriufIuB, Srtgbt'ide Srauth.it,
glbuminuria uHb IN allen Sdneu, mo- inus
oise NieperidIGse iif btlbeu oo.r Sas 0ai'
fer Gid, mOliig, nit SubRauSeH, O.mGiwtiB
dhulidl, ptrmr6t 1T oosr 6GOsn pie wsiBe
Seior I'D, 5eigeu, Oosr bet frauthaitenl,
biliOiem auSitbtu uuO weiBsH fuOHeuituubs
artigen Nieoeri6lassu mo b,i'm @afier.
Iaiieu eiu beiBeubeS, breuneuDtS Seiiibl fd1
eiufsat uup Shm.rJen I'M 8iidfreuj une
IN ben 2euDeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-23
NA aOIuaD'S H"
~ SariapariQianz
~ ~mas& &clOlDent
Der 9r0bte Slutreini9er
Seilnng t5runiifJrr &rantbeitsR.

Gbroni9er Ghenmatismus, SfropbeIn,
StuSbultcu, trebSartl9e 9elb.u, 9uu9eublus
ten, White Swelling, Seltwiire, 1uftueh,
Sronflti5.
geltt uur, paS oas Sariaparlliar.9feiols
bent al. 6eilmittel fir dJrOutde, itrophus
l0ie, Contributions. uuo 6auttranIhelten
iibertrifit. iuuocrH IS if aud bas elu1tse
iidere Sellmittel fir