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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

AlcxanQr1a Market. DcccmDcr IL.
The markets are without new features and
very quiet to-day. While Flour continue;
very firm, jobbing houses are buying only tc
supply current wants. Wheat is easier but
prices are no lower and VIC still note good
demand for all kinds of grades; sales SO. 81
55, 90 and 81, latter for longberry, Corn i:
weak and in liberal receipt at 45, 4G and AZ.
Bye so to 55. Oats 81 to 80, latter fol
white. Country Produce, Provisions, Mill
feed and Hay are steady. Straw it very dull
BALTIMORE. Dec. 11.-FIour steady.
Wheat firm; No red spot and Dec 595sa
59a,; Jan 60Aa60as; Feb 614.a611s; May
63Aa63ss; steamer No 2 red 565sa562li
southern wheat by sample 59a61; do on
grade 57a6O. Corn quiet; mixed spot 49t,
a49lb year 49H,a49lh Jan 5Oa5OIs; May
| % bid; steamer mixed 4Ss4S4s southern
white and yellow 45a5O. Oats frmer; No 2
white Western 3S15a39; No MIXED do
341ba35. Rye quiet; demand slow; No 2
55a56 Hay firm; good to choice timothy
S12 so to $13 so. Coffee steady; No 7 Is.
Other articles unchanged
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Flour-State and
Western dull and steady; Southern quiet and
steady common to fair extra So 1Oa3 90 /;
good to choice do SO 10a3 so. Rye Flour
dull and steady; superine so 6oa3 90.
wheat-No red declined sc; moderaiely
active and steady; Jan 6Oasa601b. Rye
nominal. Corn-No 2 dull and steady Jan
53lb. Oats-No 2 dull and firm; State 3Sa
Az; Western 34lba42; Feb 357s May 361b.
Pork fair demand and easy; mess S13 %
10 S14 90 Lard quiet and steady; steam
rendered 81 20.
CHICAGO, Dec. 11-Wheat-Dec 547s;
May 591a July 60a6O1s. Corn-Dec 1875:
Jan 47Aa47ss; May 495s. Oats-Dec 29I,
Jan 29a.; May 329ss32aa. Pork-Jan
81 1919; May $12 10 Lard-Jan Sc SOa
Sc 92is; May 81 O5. Ribs-Jan So e5
May Sc O7ls.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Dec. TO-
Swine.-There is full supply of hogs report
ed and moderate demand prevails. There
Is no change in quotations to be given, but
the market is not as strong at the same quo
tations as last week. Prices for good to prime
Western hogs S4.S0a5, nearby hogs-those
from Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania
81 50a4. so per 100 lbs gross. Roughs S3a
1915 per 100 lbs gross.
Sheep and Lambs.-The market is slow.
Sheep sell at 1sa21ac per Id, and few extra
at 2a.c per lb gross Lambs 2,ba23sc per
lib, and few extra at 2@.c per lib gross
Calves.-Trade is dull Veals-Quotations
4a5 &c per lb, and few extra at Size per
Id gross. Grassers $3a5 per head and not
wanted.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Dec. 10
Beeves-poor to prime native steers S4a5 10.
oxen 80 75a4.5O, bulls S2a3, dry COWS 81. %
ABS per 100 lbs. No exports TO-DAY.
Calves-vesls 4aclower; other calves dull and
barely steady; poor to prime veals s4a7 ner
100 lbs, grassers 81. 75a2 per 100 lbs. West.
ern calves 50 2ca2 621a per 100 lbs. sheen
and Lambs-market steady; triHe frmer on
Canada lambs; poor to prime sheep 81 25a
1926 per 100 lbs; common to choice lambs
$3a4 20 per 100 lbs. Hogs-market steady
at $4.50a5 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

FUNERALS AT NIGHT.-The custom
of holding funeral services at night is,
according to an undertaken, growing
steadily in this city. Its growth dates
from about five years ago. There were
night funerals in New York before that,
but they were comparatively few. The
growth of the custom is due to several
causes. The night funeral is less e1-
pensive, and it meets the convenience
of a much greater number of friends of
the dead with the increase of socie-
ties and their growth in membership
the loss of a day or half day in at
tendance at the funeral of member
has come to be serious tax, and in
this respect the night funeral makes q
saving of time. In line with economy
of time is decided change, within FIVE
or six years, in the custom with regard
to pail bearers. There are now per-
haps twenty funerals without pail bear
ers to one with them.
Some of the night funerals are held
at home, some at church. If at church,
the body is taken, after the services, to
the undertaker's, and there kept until
burial. If at the house, the body may
be taken to the undertaker's or it may
remain in the house over night. The
morning service, a prayer by the clergy
man, would be attended by only the
immediate members of the family, who
would take leave of the dead alone.
The interment would be without further
service at the cemetery.
The number of funeral services held
at undertakers is also increasing. No
charge is made for the use of the shop
for this purpose. 1t is in some respects
more economical than a funeral at
home or church, and with larger space
than in house, it brings all attending
together instead of separating them in
various rooms.-N. 7. Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

For rheumatism 1 have found moth
ing equal to Chamherlain's Pain Balm.
It relieves the pain as soon as applied.
J. w. Young, West Liberty, W. Va.
The prompt relief it affords is alone
worth many times the cost, so cents.
Its continued use will effect perma.
nent,cure. For sale by L. Stabler s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

The Southern Planter for December
has been received from its publishers
in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

AND NOW Mr.. Call OF Florida has in
PRODUCED in the q. S. Senate resoiu-
ton for the independence of Cuba, and
for guaranteeing to Spain any loss
she NAV sustain from that independ-
ence. OF course, nothing will come OF
it. but the mere fact that it was intro
duced shows that senatorial crankl-
ness is not confined to Mr.. PETER.
What would be thought in this country
ifa resolution were introduced in the
Spanish Senate for the independence OF
Florida? And yet such resolution
would show as much good sense as that
of Mr.. Calls. Indeed, judging from the
average proceedings ofboth branches OF
Congress, the..country would get along
lust as well without, as with such q
body. and with infinitely less expense
THE COMBINATION Speller, by James
w. Shearer, scientific and progress
sive development of English orthogra
ply and ortheopy, by a full analysis
of words and adaptation of the
alphabet to phonetic basis, together
With rules for spelling, use of word;
likely to be COMPOUNDED, etc., has beer
received from its publishers, B. +
Johnson & Co., Richmond. AS Rev
John A. Broadus, d. d., says: "Mr
Shearer's system of indicating Englisl
pronunciation by certain marks is orig
inal, complete and comparatively sim
pie" To those learning the Englisl
language the book will afford valuabl
assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

CHOICEST NEW cIFRoN, 12hc, at
" ]. G. MfLBURNB,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

CONFEDERATE MUsEUM.-Col. r. G..
Wood, representing Mr. Charles Brold-
way Rouss, of New York, who is e.
deavoring to establish museum in the
South for the preservation of Confed-
crate relics, was met in Richmond yes
terday by committees from Lee Camp
of Confederate Veterans, Pickett Camp
and the Ladies Memorial Association.
Judge George L. Christian was made
chairman of the meeting and Col. F. P.
Pollard, of Lee Camp, secretary. Col.
Wood stated fully to the committees
the position of Mr.. Rouss in the matter,
which was strong desire for the es-
Enlistment of museum without re-
gard to where it was established in the
South, which matter would be left TO
be settled by board consisting of nine
surviving general officers of the Con-
federacy, who are james Longstreet,
Stephen ID. Lee, Ambrose p. Stuart,
Simon B. Buckner, Wade Hampton,
Gustavus w. Smith, Lafayette McLaws,
S. d. French, ]. N. Forney and Dab
ney H. Maury. Mr.. Rouss's idea is to
institute this museum by individual
subscription, so that each and every
veteran may feel personal interest in
the matter. Col. Wood read communi-
cations to Mr.. Rouss from every State
in the Confederacy heartily approving
the scheme and pledging their hearty
support.
The matter was thoroughly discuss
ed by different members of the COM
mittee and the joint meeting finally
adopted resolution the sense of which
was that the meeting heartily approves
of Mr.. Rous5's project, but cannot give
it that unqualified approval which it
merits since there is already in exist
ence inRichmond aConfederate museum
located in the Jefferson Davis mansion,
and they hope Mr.. Rouss's plan may
be so modified as to make it practicable
for them to unite heartily with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11
Alexandria Market. December 1

BALTIMORE. Dec. 11.-Virginia thrces,
new. 1873 bid do century $751; bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-wheat-Dec 547s;
May 59la July 60a601s. Corn-Dec 1873 !;
Jan At t4a47as; May 1873 oats-Dec 29h
Jan 2J@.; May 329sa32a.. Pork-Jan
81 721a; May $12 10 Lard-Jan Sc SOa
So SOB; May 81 O5. Ribs-Jan So e5 :;
Nav Sc OT15.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

WILL HAVE for sale Saturday morning
w nice lot of Home Dressed TURKEYS
and CHICKENS.
VIM. p. WOOLLS & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

I UST received 80 small, mild cured sugar
~ cured HAMS, at 12Iac. Try one and you
will have no other.
w p WOOrTc g son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-11

MAXIMUM, Minimum, Clinical, STANDARD
IVA Dairy and Brewers Thermometers,
Hydrometer5, Aneroids, Barometers, &C., for
sale by z. s. LEADBEATER & SONS.
, 1894-06-08
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ttad oen StreifsShaupIdbeu ~ob5ueebeu,

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Suinoiier Wtilt;en, bat 8eiterl1 gtacbmitta8
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er0alten, Q(nitaltcn 5u t~rcffen, baB feline
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Die e~tn5elne Observation-Disclosures, uno
I'm 8 1br NbenbS bereitS melbetcn iib 200
Wtann III boiler Uniform in lbrer Gdlerne
at ber @abaib Npc. unb 16ten StraBc.
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men, 9eden unO lteberr0de, 3inObitc, unb
ite i4ienen fampfuittg Sen Sefebl gum Qb9
maricb entgegcnSuieben.
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8 ll0r, fails bis babin Die Wtari6orore
, 1894-06-08
Gelearaphil6e 0epe(Aea.
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h~erriibreno.
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Soar geitclltcn Nntrag, Den Nnlprub Dec
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litb aus Der pcri6nlicbtn 0attbarfeit Stan;
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Pacificbabn, iiir hcren ScbQlb i'm 8etru9C
DOH Diclen Wiutoncn erluac1lcn.
Seller mcinte, eS lei ralbiom,' Sen Gin.
trag IN Der g8eile obSudnbert, 0aB ein 9(tS=
lcbuB bc0uftra0t tpcrbe, barber @rbebumz
gen anSuitellen lob c5 ntcbt %stpefmGbig lei
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berc 9nipriicbc, ipeIcDe Die yte9icrun9 81
erbcben bate, buburcD Dtnfdui9 gemacDt
pitrocn. Soar crtlGrtc itc9 nit pielcr Qlb9
GnOcrung einpcritanoen.
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6e5 bcipuBtcn Qlniprucbcs. 0aS gcricbtlidb(
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9facblai1cS 5l Oerbinocrn, eDe Scr 2(nt0eiI
an Ser Gentrat 8acificbaDnicbuLb, fit
welcben Staniorb pcri6nlicb baftbar ee,
weicn, an BEN 8uno 5urlifcritattet lei.
Der Sbcrbunoe5anwalt babe iicb in
Dem Sale fciner g Observation-Disclosures
lDuloig gcmabt, @cmdB Ben colifornt:
lden @ciebe1, inter pelcben bic GcntraI
Yaciicz8abngciclli6aft incorporirt, bdttl
bcr 6etreiicnbe 8etru9 crit no6 benz Nb'
lcbcn Stdnforo'S etngefla9t tpcrben f0nnen.
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beontra9te Der Gopuliit NIen pongtcbra5td
BEN 6oar'i6en Nntrag aEf Sen Slid 81
legen, mas oucb nit "a 9eget 10 Stimmen
beibIoiien tpuroe.
9aflir itimmtcn.
2luen, 8errD, 8Iad6urn, Gofreu, Gofe
Daniel, Saulfner, George, 6arris, 6un:
ton, SOnes (2lrf.), &pIe, Mc2aurin, Mar:
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8Dite.
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leO, 6i99ins, Soar, McWfiuan, BortinS,
8latt, S9oup, Seller, GOorDceS unOg8aibz
burn.
, 1894-06-08

nie1t atsgc8eben lei, nacb 6auie 8uriiffebs
rem f%Onntelt, OaB iie iib abcr i~eber3cit be-
rett baltcn iouten, eincm Jufe sum 0ienit
6olgc SIT letitcn.
QlltBcr Scr ctitcn 8ri9aoc linb nod sic
3ipcite unb brittle Brigade, Sic III SPRING
ftelb uno aurora iDr !6auptqnarticr Dabcn,
BON Dem 0ouOerncur oufgeforocrt porbcn,
iicb sum Sample su %riiitcn.
Die SeralIailung 5u benz 8efebIc gabcn
0eludbe Ocs S9eriffS BON Sutton County
nno SayelpcQ Gourtp, ipelc9e S6tpiertgfeiz
ten nit Sen itreitenoen 8er9leutcn befiircbz
ten.
, 1894-06-08

Gotten in u. 6. 9eins's Boomers Safe SubOiuifiou.
auf angemeinen muni9 Der sabIreiten 8eiu6er BON
Serrn 9efnss 6arnl an Boomers Cafe in Wisconfin If
be Safs=5ront in Soften ~ausssIsst uub in ben Martt
9ebraht. gotuers Safe lit in swciftinSIeer fSabrt nit
Der gtortb m~sitsrn.gobu su srreiden. Iiegt uobe Der
StntiOu Ssn0a SnnstiOn, @isconfiu. Die fur5. 5abrt
bon GeHpa SuurtiOH 3nm Cafe 1T reid OIL Sceuerien uaS
getudbrt cine bsrrIite ausfi9t AMI bus berumltegeub.
1errain. Sic Gotten boben famultlitb so TSIB Snbiroui
an Zee unb ielbft i'm beBeften CONNER lrebt eu be.
itdnbi9 fIbier Mino bonn Sl0eu iber ben Cafe nnb fue
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oieie Gotten Die begebrtefteu onl eou5eH Safe; fe babsu
cine Siefe bon 900 6uB, liub nit ben fd6uiteH
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l~is5tsIten Ste MiscOHiius, eletGtomtmt. Sos for.
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p1an3en, Der ianoige gobeH bieteH Die I96uTtsu Babe
pIase 5oblretde Slide, gootfabrsn uno Seselu IobeE
8n bieiem SpOrt. Sir guoeouitaIten, CUTE gerpfeeuu9
unS prOmpte gerbineune 8ptI9su Der Station Seuoa
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G. MeIm2
1885 MiTtuoufee EnG.
oSer 3inrmer 60, 9tp. 20 Ga Gale Sir.
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, 1894-06-08

- SIS lit befannt, oaB Der 0cuti1e I'm
terrtbt III Dem 2ebrplane Ser itQbtilhell
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felt lGngcren Sabren Qufnabme ~gefunoen
bot, 10 l6reibt Der 8altimorer v9eutlcbe
Correspondent, baB iebob ieit einem Sabre
aub i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die beutidbe
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nibt 10 al0emein befannt ieit. Q(l5 Deutz
idcr ltntcrricbt it lebterer NtftaIt benz
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mann %9elcitet, ipelcber ciltcn breijQ0ri8en
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3ulbaucrn mciit it6tbdr blieben. Inter
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icin 8ferO itberonitrengte, BON Der 8abn
peripielen tperben ioute, tpeil pas Hcnnen
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aber bon 9rOBter @rauiamfeit liefern
ioute. Die 8ettreiter ipur0en bon elmer
S9aar 6reunbe be9leitet, tpelcbe bobe 8ez
trdgc anf 8etten auSgeleBt batten unO Die
ein3elnen Jteiter Sur Nusbauer onfeuerten.
2(uBerbem mobnten Dem S1auipieIe meba
rere bunbert in mouene 9eden 9e5itute
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mur0en in flinfunb5wan5ig Mttnuten SUI
riif9cIe9t, wond4it 6arbeQ unb @raD
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anfamen; ibuen fol9teu WtOnte Gbriito,
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Defttger SiioWin6.
, 1894-06-08

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tdufer bon BicniczGifetS Ser o9tailpaD
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tpirfIicb 0titglieOer Oer ~genannten Or9ani7
iotiDn.
, 1894-06-08
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$40. 1873 Sit 30. StroBe.

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Sulia MarIope fol9en0e 8emertungen
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partner Jtobert 3ober) eincn bemerfenss
ipertDeu &rttfel 9etpibmet, aus benz Die
8elprg1iB DerauSlpridt, Die berrlicbc, iGngt
&inftlerin ipilroe, ipenn i'm GGciocbe, an
natiirlt6er @cbtDeit tbrer 0dritellungSmetle
grDBer &tebeSDetOtnncn : Stolen (Sulic,
Gonitnuce, BartDenia, GolalinDe) GinbuBe
erleioen. 0ieie 8prauS lebuug Iiegt tppDl
in Der Wt0gIi9teit, lit a6cr nibt untmz
9Gngltcb notDDen0tg. SIS fe9lt 1t6erlid
nidbt an 8eiipielcn, Bic Oeu beril6mtcr
frans0iiicben Sab y9ie G6e lift oa5 0rob
Der Xiabe" 81 SdnnDen mocben. Wtau fcnlt
Der0ciratbet lein ltnb ait perben unO bcn>
nO6 ietn 6erS jung crGaltcn. gfibt lur IN
9lildlic9er, 1Onoern aub troB u1glllflj5cr
G6e. IS IieBe iib nit Geidbtigtcit nncbz
t~peiien, bdB ltntcr ben bcDeutcnblt ten OAR
itcllcrn romaitil6er, tDte 0eroii6er &tebe57
roIten (6eiberlct Oeidlebt5) 3ilnitIcr liHb
unb iUaren, Die ben 9r0Bter She'll ibrc5
&ebenS an l6uer5lidcn 0er5enSipunben
g%elitten. ,lStr 9l0uben Oabcr: SUlta Scar
lone ipir0 blei6en, tDoS iie lit - be5iebentz
lt6 in t9rer &EnIt nDb ipac9lcn gleic5z
piel, Die iid6 iDre eDeLtd3c &%auf6oDn geital>
tet. SIN lte6rigeu miro Sober, Der OieieS
ausge5etcbnetc, anmutbige, jun9e 8cib ais
&itnitlertn su betpunbern 0elegenDctt 9e>
bobt bat, init Gcrgnilgen Oieie 3etlen Der
yGepubltc" unterl9retben: vSie lit cine
Srau BON Der Dirt, baB Gauienoe i'm Golfe,
Die tie nur ais 0ffentli1eu GDarafter ~fenncr,
Elm MiBgeicbif bieier Trou ais Elm i0nen
per10nlidb mi0crfobrencs 2eio empftnoen
tpiir6en. Die Maiien, ipelcbe SuIia Warz
Iomc'5 Scb6pfungen aNI Der 8itbne geiebcn,
tpitnid6en 6ieier iungen Sralt OaS b0cbite
GbegLid."
Ser geitan6 ser @ol6reieroc in 6em
WoiDingtoner SbaBamte lit am Wfitt7
tpoch oltf ben 8etrag,Don $74, 000,2 5uz
riidQegqugen uno ipur6e am 9onneritage
burb etnen @oI0abHuB nacb 9tetp 2)orf
npcb I'm 81, $50, 900 berminoert. @Iei6=
tpobl 9eben fidb bic Schabamtsbcamtcn Der
6offnun9 bin, bel ben 8ar1ten fletnere
Soften ge8en Sob umtani6en 3t tOnnen
nn0 itnb ber 9(nitbt, baB Der @olOabfuB
ol!Ber HanOeS tbatid4lib balO atfD0ren
iptro. Ser getouc @pIobetrag, pel6en Die
ganten am 4. Mtai porrdtbtg Datter, belief
itch aut $2O4, 1925, 488 9egen $199, 1926
am rs. 6ebrltar 3. S. ulb $182,342,938
am 3. Gftober b. S, Die @ciammteinz
nabmen oeS S9abamteS i'm SUM- 6etru9en
bis 1cBt $4,188, 544, beueu $6,408, 900
AuS8oben, Oornrter So, ISL, 900 fit 9enz
%ltonen, gegenilberiteben.
, 1894-06-08
Neue An5eigen.

0Ine Gooes= In3ei9eu, ,peId1e fir ole
llIor9en=Q usgabe DER nJuiuois Stats
3eitune" auf9e9ebcn weroeu, erfheinen folten,
fret i'm 2lbenobIott. Die Qnnahme pom 2tr=
5ei9en fir ooS Qbeuoblatt f6Ite6t nm " ubr
n1tttaes, fir Ole WIoreens2lusoabe um 10 uhr
1{berAS.
, 1894-06-08

Ie9enbeit, iicb SIT cr1an5ipiren. Die 8es
po0rer Ser Staot iinb aufmerflam 9ctporz
ben un0 DcrIteben Die SitIatiOn, un0 fptn
intcQigenter Wtann %3pctfclt beute, baB Bic
GIagen, bic mir lett 5lpet Sa6ren 9e9en baS
9eportcment erDObcn baben, naOr itnD, uno
0nB mir pieL icblimmcre 2lnfIogen, ais bics
bis jebt 9ciben lit, bdttcn erbeben f0nncn.
SeBt baben Sic 6ic 0elegenbcit, auf Miami
Iicbc @eiie Die Sban0e, Die Sbnen aufgc7
laben tporbcn lit, obSuiDatteln, uno i6
fam nicbt einie0cn, mic sic ais iib iclbit
acbtenbe W6uner noch lGn9er i6tpei9en
f0nncn. sic iino eS itcb ictbit, Sic itno cs
Der Sto6t, Die Sic 81 fc5iben 9ei6lpDrct
baben. Sic iino es ben 0elcBen, Die Sic
b%urcb5ufiibren ,gel9woren babcn, i1ul0i9
unb e5 lit SDre Bfidbt, Die 9ie6e unO
8ranOic6aBer Der Ocrccbttgfeit 5u ii6erIies
fern. Sic b~ratd5ell nidet Su befitrcbtcl1, bnB
S6ncn tein boQitdnbiger S9ub getDGbrt
miro, ipcnn Bic Wannbafti9feit S6re5 Ser
sens lieb oifc1bart, uno tpcrl1 Otduner aus
Der 8oli5eiforce bic @)ele9enbeit benuben
unb, itc9 gcgcnleitig uttcrititbenb, por9ez
BEN ru0 freinlitbi8 iiber 9oS au5iagen,
mas I'M Ncrborgenem 9etrieben puroe.
Wir tper6en 1or9fQlttg bon aQen 2(ngabc1
9toti5 ne6men, bie inns BON blourGdigen
3eu9cn 9cmac6t perocI, bic ben Ututb baz
ben, ibre lleber5eugung 5u1n NuSOru6 ST
bringer.
, 1894-06-08
Gt1thun0utuppert

sum preiie bon 75c per Stid, Ote1elben itno in
brounrother Setnwono nit 6oloorud ous9efihrt
uno pofien 9enou sur 2lufbemohrun9 BON 20 Def
ten, Die Uoppen f0nren 81 obt9em pretie jeoer'
aeit in unierer Office ab0ehoLt peroen.
, 1894-06-08

5reunoen nno Setounten Die trauriQe g}odrtdt oaB
SspMisa1tt anl 9onnerito9, ben T. Sum-, $50 Ntorgcu8,
roD fnr5eln &etoen i'm Ilter bon 81 Sobren. l M{puot
ltto IA &nQelt letl9 i'm doerr1l e%ntiGblofeu lit. Sic Beer
bi9nn9 fin0et itott am Somfto9, Ben 8. SUM, NtorQens
$50. pom &roller1onie l62 9uoIou AOc. uob Der ct.
WitDoclSttrtDe ltuo BON oo nab benz ct. 8pnifaCiuS-
@otte5otter. I'm title Gbetlnabnte bitten Die troueruOeu
0rlterbltcbeneu
SacoD nnb @aria ~S,ofmauu, ainoer;
HDtltp gGiiert, SdlpieQeriDGlt.
, 1894-06-08
Stdottibes,
sos Ole 5Iud2t Dor.

Donald .. McKen5ie fiieht, neil feline Siiher
i'll idredlider llnoronun9 itno mo CT iih
fiirdtet, Dies ieinem Principal 5u 9e=
itehen.