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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

colonial costume rhe women INDUCED n
bewitching SMILES peculiarly becoming
to rosy cheeks and dainty lips. and rus-
tanned their reputation AZ worthy repre-
sentatives OF our great-srandmofns.S.
who 'never kissed a man until months
after the marriage ceremony. The mon
did Justice 10 their parts IN every re-
spect. They looked wise, now ana tnen
assumed a diplomatic air and did not
forget TO do the role of . th"stcrnc'n'
II was a pretty picture. smiling fsces'
soft voices handsome gowns. dreamy
lights. aud lovely flowers. all blended INTO
a bewitching scene that appealed 10 the
aesthetic side II ones nature. There was
George Washington. whose early proper
sity for dsfguring cherrv-tree was az
genuine his inability 20 ie on OF me
dilemma There was Mrs. Washington:
q worthy representative ~ the house OF
Washington. James Madison looked every
inch a statesman. while Dolly Madison.
with will Of her own. sustained her
reputation as belle. John Randolph.
with scanty physique: Thomas. Jenerson'
the Independence man; Patrick Henry.
crying for Liberty or Death: Alexander
Hamilton the born hnancier, BENJAMIN
Franklin, who unlocked the mysteries OF
electricity with a key; Lord cornwalus'
weeping over his proximity with YORK.
town. and other statesmen, soldiers, ana
diplomats. together with their respective
wives. did the honors OF the evening W
a highly credit3ble manner.
The following were the personnei OF TIE
Reception Committee: George Washing
ton. Mr.. A. J. Parrish; Mrs Washington.
Miss Lawson: James Madison. Mr. Homer
Cooper: Mrs Madison. Miss Daisy WIZ
son: John Randolph, Mr.. flamm frec-
man. Mrs. Randolph. Miss Hunter
Thomas Jefferson. Mr.. Graham Nuckols;
Mrs jefferson Miss Nslthall: Patrick
Henry. Mr. &. l.. Norman. Mrs Henry,
Niles Vaughan Alexander Hamilton Mr..
john r. Nolling: Mrs. Henry, Miss ,'eorSe;
BENJAMIN Franklin. MIR. Eugene sydnor;;
Mrs Franklin. Miss Grubbs, General
Knox. Mir. ". 7. White; Mrs. Knox, Miss
Mccarthy: Lord Dunmore. MIR. r. Lee:
Mrs. Dunmorc. Miss Vaughan. Edmond
Randolph. Mr.. II. T. Durham Mrs. Ran
dolph Miss Fletcher. ADMIRAL DecatOr.
| Mr.. W. W. Sydnor: Mrs. Decator. Mis-
| Mary Frayscr; Lord Howe. Mr. judsor
| Bosher. Mrs. Howe. Miss Ellie Frayser
/ Lord CORVALLIS. Mr.. ollie Priddy; Mrs
! Corvallis Miss lanccy; General 10
| Fayette. MIR. \. +. Robertson, Mrs. Ia
! Fayette Miss Averett.
The managing committee WAS composed
| or Mrs Charles g. Bosher. Mrs. Thomas
| T.. Jeffries. Mrs Robert Lee Powers. ana
| Miss Bcsher
The committee on music We're Miss
Emma Bass. Miss Lode chslkley. Sir.
Ldward Separk. and Mr.. Edward IOsher.
During the evening some delightful vocal
selections were rendered. and reversl man
! dOlin and guitar numbers.
The entertainment will be repeated to-
! night.
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November. 4 s-ei
4 p. M-American middiIng. fair. s-i6:
good middllng. 4 LIS; good, A.: low
middling. 4; good ordinary, fTs: ordinary,
2 ii-i6; March. l-64. values; March and
April. i-64. values: April and May.
I-6i values; May and June. ia
1854: July and August. 4 5-6in4 6>bi /.
August and September. G-6in4 49,
September, SEA; September and Octo-
Der, 1854. buyers; October and Noyem-
ber, : s-6i. values. FUTURES closed DUET
but steady.
ATLANTA. GA. March 15.--Cotton
firm, 81
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no considered In the deliberations relat-
Inc 10 this years budget.
Had No Quorum

no considered in the deliberations relat-
ing 10 this years budget.
Had No Quorum.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
The Committee on Streets was TO have
bccn held I'm the City Hall Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, but no business
could Ia transacted for the lack OF n
quorum. The members present were
Chairman curtis. and Messrs. Allen,
Braucr. Gray, Suatton. and Thomas.
Mcssrs. Turpln and Joseph W. Carter
put In their appearance after Inc meet
inc had been postponed until next Iues-
day. at T. NJ.
Probably the only special business to
come M before the committee at mat
time will he tho consideration OF the
resolution directing the city Engineer 10
proceed with The repairs 20 Eighth
street aud the tunnel.
Law and Equity Court.
Mr.. y. @. Pegram and Judge Joseph
Christian were admitted by Judge Minor
yesterday 20 practice law in the Law and
Equity Court.
Circuit Court.
The cast OF l.. l.. Walker against John
X. West WAS removed yesterday 20 the
Law and Equity Court.
Hastings Court.
Tho following cases were tried he
fore Judge S. -. Witt, in the Hastings
Court yesterday;
Calvin Hicks alas Frank Durphy (col-
orod), WAS charged With malicious as
sault lie was found guilty and sent 10
jail for eight months.
George Thompson (colorcd), charged
with breaking I'm and entering the hen
house OF Patsey Harvey. and stealing
four chickens valued at ,,2o, was con-
victed. sont TO jail for fifteen days and
fined one cent.
Sarah Butler (colore0. charged with
malicious assault was acquitted.
Hczekiah Banks (colored). charged with
shooting a pistol at several white boys
I'm Fulton, was sent 20 Jail for three
months and fined one cent.
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Hon. Simon Wolf, of Washington, u. g.,
ex-United states Minister TO Egypt: spohs
last night before the Jefferson Literary
and Social Circle at their rooms, IN the
Mercantile Club building. choosing as
his theme, rs the Jew PatriOtf
MIR. Wolf was appropriately introduced
by Senator Lovensten. and at the con
clusion of his remarks was thanked by
Rabbi Calisch on the part OF the asso-
citation.
MIR. Wolf. who is accompanied by his
Wife will leave to-day with Senator
Lovenstein TO attend the annual meeting
of the board of control Of the Orphans
Home at Atlanta, Ga.
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ST. IOIfIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO-. March i5.-Flour
cuiet; patent. S2.S5u3.0o; choice, sl.so
m2O0.
Wheat lower; May. 35c asked July.
J6kn56i2c.
Corn lower; March, SAC; April, Sac:
May. 3iihM349sc.
Oats weak and lower; May, Bic. bid;
July, 27Lc.
Pork Standard mess. SISSY; on or
ders. Sl2OO.
Lard-Prime steam nominal
Bacon--BOxed shoulders. s6G2is: longs,
500: clear ribs, S5.sTil. shorts, $500.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shouders, <5.b2i2;
longs and clear ribs. $3.50; shorts, <j.3o.
High wines steady at Sll5.
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&c. bid; milling wheat. by sample. COO

lGc. bid; milling wheat. by sample. 600
Gle.
Corn easy; mixed spot. flhn4l%c.,
March, 4I5sg4i5sc.; April. 4if.a42c.; May.
42i.7423Sc: steamer mixed. 4ic. bid
southern corr. by sample. i2Hatic.; do.
on grades. s3Ht3+c.
Oats firm; No. white. western, 3s'1
d3ac. No. = mixed. western. 36'sn37c.
Rye steady; No. ?. SIC.
Hay steady; good 10 choice timothy,
$it.5O1tf5Oo.
Grain frelShts luiet and unchanged.
Eggs steady az lini;i3c.
other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Bsltimore and ohio, - asked
Northern Central. ~ asket: Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern iirsts. lw'si bid;
Consolidated Gas stock. s2s,4Ss.
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EAIrIMnRE CArTLE MARKEr.

BALTIMORE. MD. March i5.-iieef
cattle market stronger and iSc. higher
for better grades, but trade duh, best
beeves. 4iMF.c.. generally rated first
quality, 37Smil>c. medium, 2hn.Ic.: ordi-
nary, 2G2tc. most Of the saiss were
from 2hp4l &C., receipts, 1888 head; sales
TuJ head
The receipts of sheep anu lamos We're
1.2si head. quotations sheep, 2pJhc.i
lambs .yH1l,c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, March
MISUNDERSTANDING 1900; market quiet
and easy common 20 extra steers, i2.W
mta0: stockers and feeders. 81. Dn.' ca.
cows and bulls, Sl2ju3.io; calves. SOD
M2.75.
legs Receipts 1900: market firmer;
heavy, Sl.3O6t4.G5. common 10 choice
mixed. Si3Oa4.G5: choice assorted, SlH'
gao. light. Si35Q4.G0: pigs. S3.75n 80.
sheep Receipts 1900. market quiet
and steady: inferior to choice, SLIjNf.oO'
lambs Sg1Jfl %
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wood and Shingles Burned.

4 spark from an engine OF the Rich
mond aud Danvlle railroad fell among
a big pile OF cord wood on the land OF
Mr.. Samuel n. West, situated on the
line OF the York River division about
seven miles below Richmond. Wednes-
day afternoon and started blaze Ninety
cords Of wood and about 1000 shingles
were destroyed by the flames.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, q. March 3..-Flour
Spring patent, s3Soc3.oo; family, SIS
q250.
Wheat steady: No. red. BIC.
Corn-No. ? mixed, 3o1ac.; yellow ear,
42c.
Oats firm: sample. 34i5e.
PCrk-City mess, SllI5, clear mess,
Sf2..0: family, Sli.50.
LSrd-Jobbing. 500 for steam leaf;
SIS for kettle dried.
Bacon steady: shoulders, S6.25: short rib
sides. 1915 short clear sides. 500.
Whisky steady at Sl.lJ.
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A Precaution.

In Difference TO the opinions of cti-
zens who have fears that the Moody
tabernacle is not strong enough. IL will
be examined by City Engineer Cutshaw
and two experienced builders before il
is turned over TO the building cOmmikee.
There should be no doubt In the minds
of the people about this matter. and
this course will make assurance doubly
SQre.
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Awarded the Contract.

The building commissioners of the
State Library held another session i'm
the Executive chamber yesterday TO CON
slider the question as TO the awarding
or the steam heating apparatus i'm the
new library building. The contract was
finally given 10 Messrs. Cleand & Sons,
OF Lynchhurg. whose bid was 1907 be-
lew the next lowest
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Submitted His Brief.

Capt. Guigon, counsel for the plaintiff
in the alleged Irregularities OF the Rich
Tond and Danvllle railroad shops, yes
terday submitted his written brief OF
the case 10 the board OF arbtrators
Tney will examine II individually, and
will meet tomorrow. when the result Of
their conference. along win all the tes-
timony, will be forwarded 10 the receivers
h..
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

ITIHWVNTf w WdFUH ~ I''f'
Offerings Wheat. l02 bushels; corn
(white), llS bushels; oats Loo bushels.
sales-Corn whte) IFS bushels, oats
1000 bushels.
Iuotatiors-W heat-Longberry, G0c. to
63c mixed gnc. TO &c, shortberry, o9c.
10 &c: No . red B2Iac. 10 Gic.
Corn-White. Virginia dag l0tsl, i4c.
to 45c; No. white, llc., No. mixed,
re. TO 43hc
Oats-Winter for seed) Sic. to 40c.:
No. mixed 1910. 10 BE; No. mixed
3Jc. 90 36c.
Rye Soc. TO &c
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CAPTAIN seay's Commission

Adjutant- General Charles j. Anderson
on Wednesday night received telegram
from State Senator r. l.. Miller. OF
Lynchburg, asking him 10 Withhold the
commission OF Mr.. W. NJ. Seay as captain
Of the Light Artillery Blues. The telegram
was referred 10 Governor OFerrall.
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CHICAGO. ILL. March lj.-Wheat was
weak early and firm late IN the session,
although the price was at all times lower
than Yesterdays close. F1nc weather
was shown all over the weather map
The winter wheat belt had good rams
last night Cables were lower ana Tor
eign advices to the different houses con
the weight Of depressing news, the open
ing was right on the put prize, and put
FOR the support accorded the MARKET by
the holders Of these privileges, the ce-
cline which resulted later, would nave
happened Immediately At was not Fefy
long, however before The orders On TINS
account were out OF the way, and values
began to drop. May wheat opened hc;
ua1er Yesterdays close al JSsc. sol.
between that and 5Ts,c., closing ~ sc.
under yesterday az 5siSG5Si4c
Corn worked int IT. usual routine to-
day. and was gIi,led for the most part
Nv the tone Exhibited IN wheat There
was an underclrrent Of strength. now
ever. Trade was 5pasm0dlcally active
and prices lower May opened re. lower
than yesterdays 'inal hgures ~ jIr,,
afterwards ranging D-'Ween tnus anu
35isc.. closing nc Under yesterday Al
6sts were hrmer than either wheat or
corn although prices We're lower. May
shaved "A net loss OF re for the day
al the close Cash oats were quiet ana
steady. g.. -, H.. ~
ui, tbat a prominent line Of long stun
hed been lIduidated removed the pres
- rom the market. and as live hogs
hasysd some Improvement, higher prices
.,.ers tho result May closed ne. hs~ier
Nav lard 7lac higher, and May ribs
no. higher There was cash demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

SLEIGHT Died March 18th. AZ 7
O'Clock A. NJ ~ '.0i east Grace street,
JOHN -. x. SLEiGHT.
The funeral services will take place ~
the First Presbyterian church rHIS
EVENING at o'clock. The children of
the Sunday school are especially ~
yitcd 10 be- present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
The renIfenilarN Farm.

The ponitontiary Board had confer
ence with the Governor yesterday after
noon Ia regard 10 the purchase Of "A farm
for the pcnitentiary No decision was
reached but IL Is thought the matter VIII
be decided by the board tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. March i5.-Tsrpen-
regulars and closed quiet and unchanged
sales about 1000 barrels. Quote-A, -,
c, ID. and f.. Si05; +. Sl.iO; q, Sl3a;
II. si.65: /. Si.a5: X, $50. NJ $40; n.
$3.50; window glass. $40; water white.
$500
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 1J.-F'lOur steady;
winter wheat, low grades, >2OOnZ.i3, pa
tent, s3.250350; Minnesota clear, 500
$50; patent, S3.75ni35i low extras, 500
az -. Southern hour dull and steady;
common 10 fair. f2.OOM3OO, good 70 choice
do, $3.lOu42O.
Wheat active and steady No. = red
store and elevator, GDhQ6ihc., ailoat
62T62Ic. Options opened weak and de-
clined &c. rallied s0Ac, ana closed
firm al BE. under yesterday; March,
GO5.c May. G2kc.; July $40.
Corn dun and firm; 30. >, ilc.' eleva-
ter 45c Options active and steady;
March, &c; April, 43c. May, sc.
oats dun and easter March. 35hc.;
April. 3jc. May. 3ihc.; No. white,
March. 3Sc spOt-NO. >, }ji4c: No. =
white. 37Aa}Sc. mixed western. Nu5sc.
white do. Hbn42c.
Hay quiet and STEADY shipping, 6Ou
Csc: good To choice. TJ4Sjc.
Wool quiet domestic, 20q15c.; pulled,
Reef dull and steady: family. sl2.OOQ
400: extra mess, Ss.OOuSD, beef hams
quiet at SlG5O. tierced beef inactive and
steady: city extra. India mess, Sls;VJt
1000; cut meats quiet and steady picked
bellies. s662is shoulders. $50, hams,
s9.OOd9.G2is; middles nominal.
Lard Quiet and steady; western steam,
S712Ib: city. $3.50. Refined quiet; Con-
tinenf, 500; compound. S5.slb4U0O.
Pork quiet mess, Si-.D"N io.VO'
Butter active and firm; western dairy,
l2n15c.; Elgins, 22022l2c.
Cotton seed oil dull and easy; crude,
2Gc. asked: yellow, SIC. asked.
Petroleum quiet.
Rosin unchanged.
Turpentine unchanged
Rice fair and firm, domestic, 3ssqokc
AlOlasses-FOreign nomlnali New Or
leans, 3oq3sc.
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee-Options steady to points down
May. Sl5.7O; July. Si5.2O; september
Sl4G5: December Sl4lO. Spot Rio dul
and steady; No. 7, slI5oulI.62
> l3-l6c. Refined dun and steady; on
4. 3JkQ4 Billie: standard A.. 1904 I-l6c
cut-loaf, $40 3-l6c.; crushed, 54o 5-loc
granulated, aga e-l6c.
Frelghts to liverpool quiet and steady
cotton, 9-64d.; grain 2i2d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. March -. 1894.
Reported by John l.. Williams * Sons,
Bankers and Brokers, No. 1000 Main
street.
sales-l5OOO Virginia Centuries at 80.
300 Richmond City IS at lO9l2.
a,-.,,fffaq Rff alr
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CHARLESTON.
. CHICAGo I've STOCK MARKET.

CHARLESTON. s. x. March ij.-Tur
pentine steady at 2Skc.
Rosin firm AT Ole. for good strained.
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PORT or WEST POINT, March -. $50
ARRIVED.

Steamship Richmond, Dole, Ne" fofH'
general cargo. MIA
steamship Charlotte Bennett BATH
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Marshal, dlAer-
ton, passengers ana general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond Dole, New YORK,
general cargo. ,.. pot,,.
steamship Charlotte, hehnrl,' p"'''
roore passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Marshall, walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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roo L,rr roK Las rFIcarIos.

w ANTED-A GOOD NURSE. REF
w ERENCES required. Good wages.
Apply Immediately 90 8l east Main street.
mhl6-,t'
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, March l1-Bar silver, 27hd.
nor anuna
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD. March lS.-fiour
nuIt anu dull and easy; No. red spot
whsa. rc Nv" -, Geoc. MAY. 6iAn6lrc:
July. Ss5sc. asked steamer NO. rea'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. March Is, 1894.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slnrs NJ u.55 eau
but steady and PRICES uhe cnrn cats CATS
.,v,,,lian,,t,,t'c: pork. sil.Ooqll.Oih; iari,
81 '=9i2e,s ~: ribs. s5.72l.if5.75; shoulders
sa sides. sds7l4ad.'o; whisky
Sflj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
=. Bankers and Brokers.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLO,
LETTERS OF CREDIT
LEGAL NOTICES.

XTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE COUNTY or HENk
THE list DAY or FEBKCAkf' 1871
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
At the Orphan Asylusi.


II VAS after six o'clock when the com
InIttee reached the Male Orphan Asy-
lum. where they were welcomed by Mrs.
Gil. the interchangeable and efficient super
intendent. Although tired and worn OUT
from their inspection, which involved
good deal OF walking and climbing OF
stairs, they carried out the request or
Mrs Gin aud followed her through the
whole building. viewing the reception
room. the dormitories, sick-room, dress
lng.room. etc. They were finally invited
into the dining-room, where a splendid
supper awaited them. AT the close OF the
repssi the committee returned 10 The
IeceptOn-rOom. where soon after the
orphan boys appeared before them IN
single file 10 the tune of march pisSed
~ Mrs Gil on the organ Ihey gave
an impromptu entertainment by singing
several hymns and songs, rendering re-
citations. etc. The committee were great
~ pleased with what they had seen ana
heard and felt convinced that the sum
~ 1850 appropriated annually BY the
city was well spent. In consideration
~ this amount seven boys are kept at
the institution. which are sent there ~
the city authorities
Very likely the committee viii. with
In few DAYS Walt the remaining insti-
tntlons and will then report 10 the
general committee. which report Will be
submitted TO the Finance COMMITTEES TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

The Moody committee on preliminary
meetings held a meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. and mapped out
the work for the coming week. Messrs.
Bliss and Jacobs will hold a meeting
st Leigh-Street Baptist church tonight,
and tomorrow nigbI viii conduct Z
meeting at Old Market
The following Is the programme for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

Evangelist Bliss had another large ana
attentive audience at Legh-Street last
night. The services VIII close at that
church tonight and Saturday Messrs.
ins ri old Market Hall, which Will con-
tinue each night next week. The com
mittee I'm charge are advertising the
meetings with dodgers. on which the last
line OF the invitation Is Significant,
Come I'm your working clothes.
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petersburg, 81. slusuit. Ser Sc.
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Ben Seiorsnihen 9lnlaB. IS unfer=
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be9e9net lino, ben @inorud zines fran.
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Dem neuli6en Stappellauf bes Greuaers
Senipane fiel bies ben 3ui6aueril all=
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petersburg berufen ipurbe, erfldrte er,
mad griinoliber unterfu6une, oaB Der
Gar an 9lbuminlria leioe.
Salbamtli6 ipirb mitgetbeilt, bas
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per in Smolenst abbeiteGt puroen, in
Dem f6le9ten 8efinben oes 3aren All
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STE &Smigitt ttt Oem 9llpet,.

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Nfarguerita bate ii1 pur einigen SoQen
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Der i9r ieine in bem berrli1en Sbal err
boute unb nit allem Gonfort einqerid=
tete gilla CUR 9erfiigung seltellt bate,
elnen 2lufitieg in bas @ebirge. blDb=
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ipurDe Der Baron bon einem S1laaar=
faa getrohen uno fiel tpot gu ben Sill
BEN ber &Dnigin nieber. Siele mar
aufs tiefite eri6iittert uno bermD6te
nur nnter groBen S6mierigfeiten Die
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gin ben geraoe in 5urin tpeilenoen So
mig telegrapbiib bDn Dem idben Sooe
ieines lan9idbrigen Sreunbes in 9ennt=
nis. aDnig Sumbert CAB iofort Der
SraDt ieinen tiefiten 8ebauern iiber
ben plDbli1en Sob bes @arons 9lus=
orud uno Oeripra6, oern 2ei6enbeadnq=
nib periDnli6 beitppbnen gu polen.
Ser Samilie bes 8arDns iibermittelte
&Onigin Marguerita felblt Die Srauer=
botI1Qft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
Galifor,aiS0eS Sbft in 2onO OFT,

2pnoon, 81. 4u9uIt. Qluf Dem bie=
f9en Marft erf6len beute cine eroBe
2aoung californii6er 9}eftarinen (Yfir=
iihe), Die nit bem 9alnpfer yYaris"
am NlittipD6 Nbeno in gputbampton
angefOmnen tpar uno 6ier am 9pnner=
itag firth I'm s llbr i'm @pnpent @arben=
Mtarft 5ur 9luttipn 1tanb. gBd6reno
Der Seereii ie tparen Die 9lufbenabrunes=
rdume Oes Gbites ftets ouf 40 Grao s..
beruntcrgetiiblt. 9ie 2abun9 bra1te
Our6I6nittlid 6 bis Z Shilling per
aife. Oas lit obne Srase Elm groBer
grfolg uno 9laubt man jebt, baB Die
nG6fe 2aOung pet Sil lte II big IS
SHILLING bringen miro. Gein enolii9er
Sdnoler glaubte bisber, baB Die 6rii6te
Den Sransport bonn GuBeriten @eiten
9lmerifas bis bierGer bertragen f0nnten,
o9ne an ibrem @el9maf unb ibrer ro=
tben 6arbe @inbuBe 3u erleioer.
Sagegen III es abiolut unnDtbis,
Meintrauben ooer gelbe YfirIi6e bieber
5u fenOen. Meibs Yfirf6e, Neftarinen
unb Pflaumen peroen bier 1tets Qlbneb=
mer 5u bo9en 9reiIen finbell, bod lit
bel lebteren Die europdii9e Grnte inIp=
fern maB9ebeno, als colifprnii6e pflau=
men nur bel mqngelbafter bieii9er grnte
be9ebrt iein iperoen.
Webrere 2lgenten Der bel Der Qluftion
anipefenben amerifanii i9en Sb1t3ii6ter
fiinbi9ten on, oaB Iie i'm nd6iten Sabre
oas gesebene 8eifpiel nadabmen Mir
oen oa Iie bOiften, baB li6 bis babin
oas californii9e Obit bel ben enqlii6en
Soniumerten ein9ebiirgert baben tperbe.
9ies miro bel Der sroben enslilhen
Nadfrage nit jeber neuen S6iffsla=
Dung in bDberem @raoe Der Sall iein,
fomnen bod beute i9on gnfragen aus
Der YrObin5 betreffs Der Qntunft Der
nd9iten 2aOung. giemanb lit barii=
Der sueifel6aft, baB oas californii6e
Obit bier eine 9roBe 3ufunft bat. 9ie
Marftunfoiten betragen per Sifte circa
8 Gents, tpo5u nod 5 Pro5ent oes gSer=
tbes an grODiiion fiir ben Nuftionator
fDmnen.