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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
GaIeereaitraTe in 9eutidlanS.

Gs mag pobl ipeiteren Rreifsn ets
tpas untpabrf9einliA flingsn, oab
Deutfdlanb lanse fhon, bepor ss Ufil=
lionen fir bic @haffung elmer Tlotts
aus5ussbsn bsgann,bas I90ns(D Sniti=
tut Der @alesrsnltrafe bsfeiien bat. unb
bod lit bem 1T. Mls Die MilbIAiiben
in 8aDsrn Dor bunbsrt Sabren fplsbsr
einmal allau iippis nurben - es mar
bic 3eit bes beriibmten baperiihen
Sie5els- ba lisB fih Der Gurfiirit bon
Ieinem Sberit-S rnsiitersamt 6uts
ad)ten eritatten tpsgen Nusrottung biss
Ter Mifetbdter. nnb barauf ersing
bnnn unter benz "a. December ITO
an ben furfiiritlihsn 9ofratb Elm 3ss
ffript no es beiBt: DurAlanht geben@
fen feinsspsgs bic Gtatuta tpegen berer
Wilbidiiben gu miloern, Dielmebr 81
per1ndrfen unb nit allem sHigor nb
erecutionsm" bringsn gu lai1en; sbess
balb bat Der Worfnlus, baB Die babis
fuirt ober sefdbrliden Wilbf6iissn anf
bic @aleere conbemnirt tDsrben folen,
nidt mibfalsn, finb aud 5u benz gn0e
nit Der Republif Wenebig tDirflid1 at
correfponbiren i'm 9sgriff. @as
bisr ert eingerihtet tperben ioIlte, be-
ifanb bagegan inon lange DDrber in
sSranfen, tpis Or. Suiius Wlensr in isis
men ,Grinnsrungsr an bic 6oben5ols
lernberribaFt in syranfen" selesentlih
mittbeilt. Sn 5ranfen III aus bsn1
Sabre 1888 Elm GalI iibsrliefert, baB
Elm Disb, Der eigsntliA init Gutben
auggeIfriden1 tusrben folIte in Mirfe.
lihteit na1 Wsnebig gefhidt fDlrbs,
no berlsi Derurtbsilts anf ber @aleere
an Die Muberbdnte dngsidbloHsn pie
barte Mubsrarbeit 3u isiiten batfen, su
Ser fid) tpeuig syrsiipiIIige mslbstsn.
Sin nsiterer San lit Dann aus bsm
syabre 1712 bsfannt, no In MnSbuh
Set friiber einfluBreis6e 9Ofjnbe GrGn<
| fel lpsgen Wuhsrs unb Qditerung bss
g6riitentbnm8 beruribfilt Dnrbe, duf
5ffsntlibem Warffe nit Nntben geltris
| hen nnb bann srlifpeber ben Dent3ias
| nern sur Mrbeit auf bic @nleere nbsrgez
bsn Dber i'm Qanbe In elpiGx @sFungt1z
| fhoIt geIebt au perbsn,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
Wie Der gsar reiit.

Menn Der ruIfi19e aaifer F9 auf
Reifen begibt, finb belonbere @orz
fihtsmaBregeln notbpenbis. 5Aab=
hafte gifenbahnanlasen unb perbrez
derilde 2lnfdldse fOnntea in sleidsr
Weife bem 2eben bes MpnarAen sez
fdbrlth tperben. %So ipirb Elm grober
Mpparat in 9epeguns aefebt. Inn Die
sanas az burdfabrenbe @treds fprs=
lih unterfu4en unb itetig iiberDa9en
au lahen. Gs 1T bstannt, baB Bic ses
fammte 8abnirede BON elmer Neibe
bon Soloaien befebt unb BON bitten
itrens bardnf seahtet ipirb. bab fein
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18

Gin GROCER She'll Der Damenmelt
lift infofern bon Der Natur 9iefniitz
terlib ausgsftattet tporben, als fer
Manael iegli1er @i{ts Der tYeitalt
ettpas @teifes gibt. Hunbe, itbtpels
lenbe 5prnlen Derleiben Der 5rau gdn3
beionberen 2iebrei5, unb NIT bplIem
yteht fpDtteln mir iibsr bic gdigfeit
enqlifcher Mi1es. Mie nun hieIem
Mangel an 9iiite abbelfen, obne CUR
banbgreiflitben Sdlidung unIere 3u=
fluht au nebmen. 92un, auh bierfiir
ipeif id Elm Mittel. Man hetraate
unfere fleine geOrletrif4e 3eihnang;
iie aeigt nns, bab Die bsiben pdrallelen
ipagerehten Qinien burtb bic Inbrinz
aung Der feitlihen 2inien in berulitte
breiter, B. 3. gep0lbt erfheinen Dian
arransirs alfO ben 8elab anf Ger
gdilIe nah biefsn, grincip. iDie Is Bel
Der iunssn Dame in unierer gigir se<
feheben 1T, urb man tptrb ben ges
iDlnfAten Gffeft er3ielen.
Da ndtiirli9 niht ale Rleiber einer
Dame biefefbe SaiIlenausIhmilfa
alftpeifen biirfen, 10 bdben .lnfere
MDbiitsn mod Elm anberes. gleibfans
un{nulbiges Mittel sur 6anb, ins
benz Wangel Der rBuffe1 ab5u1elfen.
Gs iperben bauf1ise GinfdBe geirtadt.
ober man arrnngtrt eine Giille bnn
Spiben fo gsfAidt, bdb eine Gnmu<
tbige ssornt 3u Gage tritt. 9ier IT es
natiirlih bsr Runiifertigteit beS Mrs
rangirenben un6eimseeeben, ben Gin=
brnd, ben cine lplhs TailIe auf ben
NsfGuuer rnoht, ID liebensmiirbis ais
ul0alid au gelalten.
Gelb5t Dffenbare Wernnitaltungen
beS R6rrers fann man burh oieAunIl
bss Ghusi6erS berbeden, Mer 4. 3,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18

itidersisn in rDthem o0er dnbersm
toaIGsrbtein Stidsarn.
3um Snlub poIen mir mod bic se=
bilelten peifementeriebefdBe ertpGbnen,
Bic nit eremefarbenem@arn Dber Seibe
gearbeitst psrbsn. 8ielfda unb in Der
mannisfanIten Meile pirb Der Widel=
fticb bel ibnen pertpeabef; tie beitehsa
meiit aus SuIammsngeIbten @ternert,
Moisttsn II. T. m. Die perbinbenben
nnb be9ren3enbeI Spuren iDerben init
Bieots, fleinen Sfinsen II. bsrgl. gee
i9Hiidt.
Margaretbe Wdrber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
l]ie Iautt, IidJ III lslriOru.
gor ssaGi 0Obert.

ssebs Dame min bsgreiflider QBeife
rnibt nur anss5Ogen fsin," ionosrn
aud burn Bic Mrt Der 9etleibung Ges
falen errsgen. Die @1lanfen fofpohl
spie bic Diden, bic GrpBen !Die pie
Rleinen, MIe glanbell glnfprnA anf
lnfere 8efpunberung 3ll beltben.
Menn lie aber gepiife 8ranbfdse her
Dptif su befolgen perldmdben unb
ibre @Ansioerir, fofern bieie ielhit
niht iens 3auberformeln fennt, ncb
Belieben i9alten unb molten lctien.
10 pirb Der eriebnte Grfolg if1 ni9t
einftelIsn trpb allen Mnfpdnbes BON
@elb nnb Miibe.
9llIo: eine fenfre1ts 2inie sriHsint
arDBer ais eine fpasredte ainie BON
alei9er 2Gnge, unb: cine gerube Ginte,
an beren Grbpunften 5iDei ipibe Ntns
fel fih bsfinben, erfheint tleiner als
bic qerabe 2inie ppn glei4er Sdnge.
an beren gnbpunften ffuwpfe Winfsl
borbanben iinb. Der Mngenl9sin
lebrt bies gana beutlid unb id bite
Die 2eieriRnen, iid nit 9ilfs beg MAJ
thenlatifh gebtlbeten 8atten, Sohnes
.pber 8rmbers bon Der @ahrheit 6es
GeIastsn gu ii5erfiibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18

llnbernFener ii9 bem Babnbamn nI<
bern fann. 9llIe 8riiden inerben tpies
berholt Guf bas peinIiafte inIpieirt.
Gum GAlub fabren h6bers Dfficiere
nit einen finnrein fpljtrllirisn GiTenz
babnsWslocipeb bic Gtrede album nod
einmal bic Shienen gennll au controls
liren. Mdhrenb Die gragr6ber bes
8elocipebs auf Der einen 5Aiene
aleiten. lauft ein fleines @eitenrab auf
Der anbern; cine fdabhafte Gtele Der
Shienen ipiirbe fofort entbedt ipsroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
Ste 6o6e g d liter.

Sdultern unb Mrme foaen auh bes
riidii9tigt tperben. Damen NIT hdnz
aenben Shultern fDnnen iih niel eher
cine fotette @eitaltuns bes puffdrrnels
erlauben, als fol9e nit geraben Dher
bo1ftebenben. Shulterrt. 8ei itarfen
Mrnen foq Der puffdrnel nidt iiber
ben glbogen binausgeben; biefer muB
bielmebr in bem anliegenben Inter
'drmel au feben fein, hu fonit Der Nrm
ai linf0rmli9 piro.
Cine Mpbez8erirrung, bic audi
unfer Muge perleBt, tit bic Mabl BON
perlenborten etc. als 8eIab eires
Srauertleibes. Selbit in 1ogenunn@
ten bp9itebenben areiien bulbist man
oft benz @runbfaBe: ie mebr perlen,
beito tiefer bic Srauer. Mber, perlen
iinb fein Srauerfdmud; ibr t5lans
bebt bic biifere Dirfuns bes 5hpar3
auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18

~ u
Mbnung los. sSunge Graus
rSieb Mann beim anblid bieles Jriibs
labrsbiithsns gebt mir bas Ssr3 alrft
Nun2! WeiBt Ou isbt nicbt, mas Du
gu tAun bait!1 gelsbrttr (trodsn):
.Rsin ipirifih nid3t nsin Ginb! Was
tDnats mon audi nit 10 siasm cllfqss
gangellen 9er3en alliungsn.."
M1 o! M.; vlln|sr ssreanb
Gmil hat ilsul;n in elmer Noht qana
iDsiBe 0aare bstonlnlsn. III .5iiGt
mDgliG, tpif ID b<nn21 ": nNsulih
ging Il betrurtsn nah 9aa1s unb fiel
in cine MshlliIte,1
q Od finb bic aoqs Ser
RpIen. Muttsr: xMie. e5ie paos1l
ss, In meintn Nsi5efn meins EDd,f,r
5u tlHtn2 1srr: ,Rubia, no6
liao sic uiAt llsins GAluiegsraslsts
kylA ' s''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
giiffen zMmfbefferung.

Bu1tet Nn Tpe1 e n9.
Gebr tpi1tig ift bic Wdbl berJdrbe
bes Gtoffes fir bic Wirtnng Der pers
fDnliden grIheinung. gs 1T be-
fannt, baB Meib rtorpultnt nlaht,
unb grau ftebt i'm felbsn Hnfe.
6tarfe Damen iperben baber biefe
ssarben Dermeiben nnb au ben belisb<
ten WitteltDnen greifen, tpdhrenb flr
iunge Wldbden bas ipeiBe Rleib bie
naturgemGBe GpmmertraHt TT, niht
nur als @DnbDl Der unfhulb, fpnS
bern aud als benz praftif9en 0runbe,
bab es bic Der Sueenb eigentbiimli4sn
ediaen, unfn0nen RDrperformen rurts
BET. WobI gu bea9ten lift aber BET
Weib feline @inipirfung duf benz
Seint, ben es burh ben nlatten e09im@
mer, ben es perbreitet, DerIhle9teri.
Stun, bic sSngenb bat meiit rptbe
Baden nnb fann ben Nefler ber fpeiz
zen ssarbe 1hon bertragen.
Weatte @toffe MAIDEN fhldnter,
aldnaenbe Gtoffe fdrfer. 4u9 bieier
@runbfaB min beahtet fein. Nidt
ieber Dame ftebt Elm 9tlasz ooer Elm
Satin Du9effesafeib. Serner bolte
iebe Dame, bic iiber bic erIte Sngenb
bintpeg lit, barauf, baB Der Rleiber@
rod cine fDl9s 2dnge 6at, pab aur Die
Spibe bes Subes gu erbliden TT. gu
furss Gleiber pirfen neman5ipirt".
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
Cine gjudReits=geife.
Son 8. gs 0 blbriid.

rRief9en, ba bsrsin. bier iino ni6t
10 piel 2euts!!"
Gr ftieg in ben Mbtbsil unb rsi9te
bann ieinsr 5rau bic Sanb, oamit iie
iid beim @ihfteigen auf bielel6e ftiiBe.
Die Stufen tparen bod uno iteil;
bus Qufiieigen nurbe ibr. iauer. Gnos
lin itanb iie neben ibrsm Mann, bo9>
roth i'm 9siidt, einen psiben nit einem
iilbernen 8dno umnunbanen 8lumenz
itraub dngitli6 an Die 8ruit briidsno.
Sic rno9te etipd fiinf3ig Sabre alt
fein; ibr Saar mar fart ersruut, upb
unadblige feline Sdltnsn tparen in ibr
freunblides 2tntlib eingsbriidt. sic
mar naa gutter biirssrli9sr Qrt gefleiz
bet. einfa6 in S9nitt uno Stoff oes
&leibes, befen Sarbe alein al5u ius
aenbli9 getpdblt f4isn.
Ser Mann ma9te sinen falt sreiienz
hdften ginbrud nit feinsm langen,
fdli9t 5uriidgetdmmtsn, tpsibsn 5aur.
Der bsbsugten, baseren Geitalt uno benz
runseligsn @eii9t, aus bsm Elm paar
feline arare Nusen untsr bui9igen
fDeiben Qusenbrauen freunoli9 bsrpors
itaden.
SEP bid in's gd9sn. Hief9sn, ba
iisbft bu bsifer." tpanbts er fi9 adrtlia
an Feir1e etipas umfangreibere Satin
uno rdumte forgli6 elm paar Sba6e
tsln fort, Die sr bsim Giuitsigsn auf ben
gdiib seporFen.
gieta nabm plaB. Sic griff in ibrs
Safae, bolts Elm fduhrli9 aufdmmenz
eslsates SdI9sntu9 berpor unb filbr
fih nit bemielben iibsr bas @eii9t,
bann aupfte iie ibren Mdnn beim Qer@
msl .SsBe bid nnr gu mir 'ran!"
Stein, Hiefhen, Disraspis -. 10
fdidt es fih."
Dnmit lieB er fih fsinsr ssrau see
asniibsr in Der anbersn 5eniterede nies
Der.
Cine Weile blidtan bic 8eibsn gum
sssnitsr binaus auf bas buntbelpegte
1reiben bes 8abniteigs.
.Ob ipobl jeben Sag 70 Oiel Wene
fhen reifsn?" fragte Niefe.
sshr @atte fubr fib nit Der 5ano
hintsr bas S6r. .Gs n,ub pobl 70
isin; benn beute lit ia Wohsntas."
.@arum bas Neifen bann aber nod
irnmer 70 tbsuer iit2" feBte &iefe un3ns
frieben fort.
.Nun. mir f0nnsn es uns ia leiz
ten. :. brduhen uns BON Der giien~
ba6nsgefellfdaft nicbts fdenfen gu
laffsn," snteesnete Der Wdnn tpiirbe=
bon.
gRiefe feuf8tt befriebist auf. Nd
ia!"
Damn mahts fie ii9's reht beqlem,
lehnte ben RoDf an Die nit bellem
5toff ausgspoliterte HiidDuno nno
fhislte iiber ibre tpsiBen 8lnmen 5drts
lid) an ibrem Mann biniiber.
gnblih nurbe bas 3eiden CUR Nb=
fabrt aeaeben.
.eHyebt pirb's Grnitp fagte CT.
,@ib mir Die Danb!" fliiifsrte Grau
gfiefs, mir pirb ganS bang Bel Dem
Gsbanfen, baB mir bie 9eimofb psr=
laifen, um in Die Jrembe az sisben ].
Mer peib, ipie- IS uns bort ergsben
pirb!1
.Dcs bauert ID Iridt 70 lungt, Rief4
den, bieras9n Gage b0hiens. Abel
bis{s bierarbn 9ogs iinb mir uns fdul=
bio. 9ebenfe. felt tpit langs mir uns
bisTe gaeife fADn borgeriDnlrilsn buben.
50 s.. ia .... Grar Risfs lddlt
lsifs Dor fih bint dbtr bsnnoh itisgsr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-18
Stir aroBe 9 a men.

Mus bis1en optiI9en @efeBen geht
berpDr, bab lenfreht geitreifte &leiber
bic ssignr Der Srdgerin srOber, alio
fhlanter, erfdeinen laifen, ipdbrno
bic Benllbung bes 5eitreiften @toffes
in fpagere9ten 2inien Die 5igur psrS
fleinert. Sin SD auf bic beiben
Damen, bic unfer Bib uuftpeif,
tpirb bic Hidtigteit ergeben. DAB Der
ginbrud, ben bic ienfrehten 5treifen
berporaaubern, aud berielbe bleibt,
tpenn itatt bes itreifsnfarbigen 8es
tpanbes Elm einfarbises getpablt mirb,
5pfern nur bann Der Hod in ldngen
fenfre9ten Salten berunterfdllt, biirfte
fir bic Oamen ipidtig iein, Die tein
r3ebraz2oitiim" lieben. Sas 9i4t@
0orhanben1ein Der Salten, bic ia faft
ieber Nod oeigt, 1T AUDI Der 1runb,
tpesbalb cine Dame in Mannsfletbern
fleiner ausfiebt, als in ibrem eisenen
,@eipdnbe.
ssiir gu grob sefpa9Iene Damen -
biele tpollen allerbings ni4t 5ugeben,
bdb in Der gu sroBen 2dnge Elm 5ebs
Ter lieet, unb obne &enntnib Der iibriz
gen proportionen lit Elm llrtbeil niAt
benfbar tpirb Der S6neiber 10 arr
beiten miiHen, bab bret bori5ontale
&reiie bic girtDnisfeit bes Jaltenz
tpurfs aufbeben: am Salfe alsRragen.
am SaiIlenI1lub als breiterer Giirtel
unb am Hpdlaum als Beiab. Die gu
lange Saille fam bierbei nod onr4
Muslanfen bes Srasens unb giirtels
in ipiB perlaufsnbs, auf Der 8rult fl4
ndbernbe Mittelitiide caAirt iperben.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
YER MEULEN'S.
School Books

We are now receiving our
fall supply of School and
College text books. We
have secured a quantity of
of secondhand books which
will be sold very cheap.
Our line is complete and
we guarantee our prices to
be the lowest.
For Tablets inst look
over our stock. It's i'm
mense, and the prices way
below anything ever heard
of before.
General School Supplies
at hard times prices.
Best chalk crayons sets.
per box, and everything
else in proportion.
l.. n. Hayt,
ext door 10 P. ALMA, MICH
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
The Rarest Bargain Season

We have presided You must these goods,
whether you buy and it will afford great pleasure
have everybody examine and price these bargains before making
their selection If stock and low prices will make buy
e nothing say will win your custom. Come and be
convinced that and will save you money
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
PEACHES.
---~s->-~-
@G.t! TO

We are still handling peaches
in large quantities this week.
The quality is much better but
a little higher in price.
We are making a speciality of
Fruit Cans and Peaches this
week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
Astonishing Low Prices

Put them Astonishing because in the history Of buying
and selling know of nothing compare genuine ceapness
with this elegant stock of goods We therefore propose
inaugurate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
OUR NEW FAIL AND
WINTER STOCK OF
Dress Goods, Jackets
Carpets, Curtains
Blankets, Quilts
Clothing, Underwear
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Etc.

Which has been selected with special and reference the
trade of this locality and will probably surprise all who by
the offers
every line of wearing apparel 1t includes the pick the market
in FRESH FALL WINTER STYLES and less astonishing
than the goods will be the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-12

DErAnrrEK Bar. April lI-Sailsd-
RArhae!. San Francesca
Pokr BLAKELEx. April ll-eailsd. 1osh-
Harry Morse.
PoHr Toxzsxsn. Apsil III Especial. r
BIZ Highland Light eoes 70 - ffom Nas-
ain1O Tomorrow with coal for San Fran
cisco. AYrived--Bk Snow and burgess,
Santa RosaiiA. 70 load lumber on the
Sound for Australia: bktn Katie Flickin-
ger. Vancouver. eleven days from San
Ersneiscc. ~ i3e6 ium Der for Santa Rosa
Tia Collier Wlliamette haA been chartered
by the United States n tender Of the Bsr-
ing sea fseet this summer, carrying coal
and other suppttes from Seattle to Dufch
naFbor. which vii b the northern rem
dexvous
HoaurAn. April 10. Especial Arrived
Ssh James A. GARFIELD, ex Mexico; sh
Glendale, sx San Francesca; April o. str
Point Loma. OK San Francisco. The lat
ter 10 20 load ct CosmopoIis.
vANcouvEA. B. G.. April 1.-THE steam
ship Empress Of Japan arrived this morn
ing from the Orient with thirty-six saloon
and 6fssen intermediate passenger. 20
Chinese and ninety Japa Two hundred
and Puget sound. The cargo consisted 81
500 tons.
san FaAHctsco. April 1l.-Arrivsd Str
State Of California, Portland via Astoria;
Qneen. Gaissboroueh. Clearsd-Schr IRA
nus. codfishing; Largo Law. Port Towns.
end: Rufus K. Wood. Nanaimo; schr
Mary WinKismsn, Honolulu. Departed
Str CosmopolIs, 0ray's harbor. Departed.
10th-Chtna, Yokohama and HonRkong
U. 6. 8. Monterey, cruise: Hidalso, whaL
ins
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-12

Britain ship Rathdown. from Tacoms
with wheat. arrived at Havre April s.
Steamer Wa.ia Waila began taking Q
cargo of coal yesterday. She viii sail to-
morrow.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald will leave Lilly.
Bogardus h Co.'S wharf mt 10 O'Clock this
forenoon for Everett, S.anwood and Skagit
river points.
United States steamer Yorktown took
aboard some Black Diamond coal yester-
day. sixty tons, for the test ordered BY the
government
Steamer Monticello went on the dry
dock at Quartermaster harbor yesterday to
have new, larger and faster wheel put
on and to have the Get screw, which Was
lost OF the shaft, replaced.
Steamer City of Kingston will be hauled
out next week TO be thoroughly over
hauled and receive q new wheel, the run
TO Victoria being taken by the City of Sc
attic, which has Jus; been overhauIed ~
Tacoma The new wheel for the Kings
Ton Was ordered in the East. and is the
counterpart of the one that brought her
around the Horn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-12
BALLARD COUNCIL DoINGs.

Amount OF Peters shorssge-A Possible
Water sappiy-Psistiag Contract.
At the session Of the Ballard city coun.
Gil last night communication from the
bondsrnsn Of sx-Marshai John Peters was
read offering to pay his shortage The
minutes OF the last meeting we're corrected
TO read that the mayor, the ex-treasurer
and the ex-msrshal found the shortage
shall admitted deficit of $3is -, which he
Was willing to pay
The Enterprise Printing Company pre-
scented . contract for the city printing,
With William Urqahast and George c.
Charles worth as surstics. but motion for
its acceptance made by Councilman
Mcdonald failed . OF second aud no action
Was taken.
The ordinance for the improvement of
Fourth avenue was repealed because no
plans or specifications were prepared. The
city engineer vas ordered to prepare them
for the next meeting
CITY Attorney Isaac Murchison reported
tha, the judgmsnt obtained by Hugo
Kaih by ieiaul. agaIns, the city for 500
lad been set aside
The city clerks quarterly renort vas re-
ferresi TO the finance committee for inves-
sigaIlon aud for comparison with the city
treasarrv's report
Councilman John Keane made .necia.
r~pors on the souree of = wafer SUNNY.
and said there MAS an ine1hanstshse sun
ply in the northern part Of the city worth
$l8aoA
Councilman George Armoar doubted
whether asy OF the wells sn the neishhor-
hood mentioned were worthy OF test
The city engineer was instructed 20 find
out the cost o. steam pump suitable TO
make {. test and report AZ q specia, meet
ing Saturday night
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r.u .-..a s.,,.
Fuii information conserving sns ioaow.
Ing changes In AIDS - navigation. depths
and discoveries Of new dangers can b OBJ
tanned Tree Of charge upou oppiication at
The branch hydr.~ranh,a oAaoe. Pors
Tc-r..,a wei
Africa west coast kasamanse river On.
uanee. sxssnnon Of banks, establishments
OF port
Africa, Went eoass. Loenda, information
conc.ninf hens y.r,. -
Austraaisa, vest ooooss foft fnitip, Gee.
long naroor, norsa ensnnel. light vessel
discontinued.
= AustrahA eoum coecL spencer guifs
Pert Au9usta approach. alteration In
scoyaee q MIDDLE bank
=. England, cousneass coast. 0oooWiA
ntnt yesse', alsosasion N ioR signal.
.nesemo. sousn coast, Portland nagooS.
eeaincna! nasbor worka
1nGiano, south coast, PORTSMOUTH nar.
DOL sisrauou IL ouoys OF outer Bar.
france, nortn coast disappearance OF
wnistiinx buoy sousnwsstward OF 6ris
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BOSTON srocK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARIETTA


~v,c.sa. April ii.--Wheat was very
weak and declined 2..e today. The gov
ernment's report was considered bearish
and united free selling and realizing. and
May closed only sc from The bottom
Corn. oats and provisions went down
with wheat and closed lover.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. SIS cars: corn, isu cars. CATS. 10
cars: hogs. IS, oooo head.
Closing wheas--Easy; Cash. aessc;
Nav. elac $500
Corn-~s;ash. sTs.@sTfsc: May. 3ssssssse.
oats-Easys Ma. Sic
pork-Lower, May. <l2A
Lard-Loxer: May, SEA
SAor; ribs-LoweT; May, Sssf
Rve-Easy; casa. xsc; May, Soc
Barley Nominal.
Ttmothy-Essy: S&A
Flax-Firm. cash. N0,s
uys STOCK.
Cattls-Recsipss. 1900 head. Market
allow and - ~ .sls lower. prime 90 extra
native steers. 81 ssssA-s: medium Aas8
~. others. So 80 10.
Hogs Recelpls, S,oo head. Market
or,snsd ssrong. Closed weaker. rough,
heavy, s. so@ss IS: packers and mixed;
Is os@es IS; prime heavy snd ouschers
we.sasss s. .sssa ): assorted light ASsS3
asa
SHEEP And lsmhs-Receipss. iAoo head
Narkst SLOW aud loser. in some cases iee
Iower. top sheep, $Aseesa 10: top lam D,
S. .,%AdA
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sHARKs SOLD.
The total Gales OF stocks today were i00,-
90i shares, including: American Tobacco.
$500: American Sugar, S,700; Burlington.
1850; Chicago Gas. IL, 40: Missouri Pacific,
100; National Lead. 1900: Rock Island,
1900; st. Paul, 10000.
HoPs.
Pig iron--Duil; American sil0iA
Copper-Qnist
Lead--Firm.
Tin--Stsady: plates. steady.
spsiter-Easy; sales on change hvs tons
spot tin, $3.50
CofYee--Options opened irregular. some
months higher. others lower. ruled gener-
ally dull and weak. European buying
caused some advance early, but local pres
sure caused weakness later. Closed steady
NJ generally unchanged 20 Is points net
decline. Sales & 20 bags. including April.
$3.50; May, SIS s0g IS 90; June. Sizes;
July. $3.50; September. $f465; October,
3iA4o: December. $l4.1oai5. Spot cofics--
Rio. mild. Quiet. Sales. 800 bags Costa
RIGA p r. Warehouse deliveries yesier-
day, Airs bags; stock At New York today,
1900 bags; stock IN United States. 1875 go
bsps: afloat for the United States, 605, :
COO bags: total visible for the United
states. .oo3 oags, against last year, IS.
So bags.
Rio-Market strong: new Rio. 10. 500:
exchange. 9ssd: receipts. l.. 600 bags:
stock, ic5,00o bags, cleared from Rio.
n. co bags.
santos--No returns.
Hamburg-Markes steady: sales 5000
bags; prices lxe2x lower.
l.ondon-Market irregular: prices ID
higher To 81 lower.
Havre-M Market quiet: sales. 600 bags;
prices 4eN flower.
SUGAR
sugar-Raw. quiet Sales none today.
Late Yesterday 2 500 bags centrifugal. Sc
test. at 2-sc aud .ex-ship and 500 bags mo-
Iasscs sugar. 50 tsst. ~ sA ex-ship. Re-
fined quiet
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s..... ss - Ine nueesassone usrs
~ - nssr0w ma - nut ~ tustaooso
1870 - u sns aay range ssose
49,. Loneo0 vas u the market =
. = ss euyef " y fsua and sons Of the
--.--- DszPNu 20 uostsau
49, \. ssf'y - IN Day when slight bsss
7. .nssesened values But eonstdOiug
- ouilnees aod the lack Of buyers tho
market vas vefy firmly held. RIA
was nade on Cntea~u a.. IN IN. cr.r.
ine deaiinsr $500 - - - - -.
annonr~-.-s.- ~. 49,. = -
- tne gao wasranto CO. and snoshsr adj