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The Washington times., 1895-02-14
STORAGE.

a RMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 100 G.
- st--Separate apartments; frePr0Of build
ing: rest location and lowest rates in the city
c. G. SLOAN s CO, PrOprietors- feS-Im
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r WOULD LIKE SITUATION IN RESTAURANT,
i hotel, or private family as waiter; pay no OBJ
iect. Address w. J. H., 3l5 Sd ST. NV. feis-itd
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CTTUATION AS WAITER AND HoUSEMAN
- or janitor; gosd reference. Address l340
2Sth St NV fel2-ltu
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EIRST-CLASS CARPENTER WA rs WORK
II OF any kind Carpentering preferred. J.
H., 445 New York avenue northwest fel2-4td
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

IF YOU WANT TO RENT A FIRST-cLA AS.
IL busin ass Office inquire at TIMES once
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Garman haditerTanean SerYlea,

NORTH GERMAN BURG-ANERICAN
LIOIDS S- Co. LINE
Fast steamers bstveen New York and
Azores, Gibraltar. Algiers, Naples, aad Genoa
Normannia, Feb. IS. II q N, Aig.. Nap, Cen
Kaiser w ii, Feb ., = m, for Alg, Nap, Con
All steamers stop AT Gibraltar.
Return tickets available for the steamers o.
either line from Naples, Genoa. Gibraltar, Ham
burg, Bremen London. and southampton Di-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, to Egypt bY
N G. Lloyd 5. s Co. ) Imp. Mail Strs.
North German Lloyd, AamoQrg-Amerlc2R
Oelrich & Co, G. AgtS, Line
Bowling Green. \. T. s. Broadway. y. T.
Z F. Drsop, 9s5 Pennsylvania avsE1e, agsR1
for Washington, D. q
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nY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT YOUNG
= man. any kind OF clerical position: best refs
Address COMPETENT, this Office fel2-itd
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DY LICENSED ENGINEER {WHITE), A
ID position as engineer, fireman, ianitor, or
watchman; can give satisfaction in either posi-
ton: good refs given. a. j. s., 36l0 st n W.
fe13-itd
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Young MAN WANTS SITUATION IN STABLE
or nd horse for private family; can give
March l. Address WM b. HERNDON, Langion.
d. C., Box No 81 feI2-4td
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MIDDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN BADLY IN
's'need OF employment wants sometning-any-
thing-to do; am an experienced bookkeeper,
cashier, salesman. and business man with very
best refs. Address H. q. T., this office. fel3-4td
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7 licensed ENGINEER DESIRES POSITION
IL 10 take charge Of steam or electric plant: or
can do steam or gashtting. address B e. l..
3JS NJ eshani- place Sc. fei24td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SEwING OF ALL KINDS: MENDING NEATLY
- done, and new dresses made, and old ones
remodeled; am in need of work. Address
DRESSMAKER,- sos Sth st NV. fel4-itd
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Il mission the Peerless Wire Mat; sells itself;
% per cent paid on delivery. W. II. HEN
SHAW, Crown Lunch Room, $40 lith st n W.;
from 20 p. m. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes-
day. fel04td
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

yOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
cashier, writing or assist in Office. Wages
low Address s. j. g., COG ST. ne. fe14-itd
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARBER SHOP FOR sALE-sITUATED on
- prominent avenue in the city; fixtures in
good condition. will sell at sacrifice if sold this
week. Address II. A this Office. fel2-3t
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GOLoRED MAN, FIRST CLASS COOK, WANTS
Npositon in hotel OF private family in city or
country; can FUR. best of refs 14i0 4 St NV.
fafg-4td
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NoUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT IN
1 artistic and decorative taxidermy; birds,
bugs, and mammals prepared and mounted.
423 I'd St me- fel2-4td
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CTTUATIoN WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN u
~ years OF age a stenographer and type
writer; is good penman, and have had years
experience in ONCE work Address E C. D.,
100 sth ST ne fel2-4tt
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-HoUSES.

WANTED-HoUSES.
ATANTED-HOUSE CONTAINING FIVE OR
w more rooms, gas and water, between First
and Seventh, h and northwest Not exceeding
SIS HARRY, this Office. fel4-3t
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DLACE AS FIREMAN BY A YOUNG NAN,
Il white; age >; has had , years experience
and is wiling TO work for small salary Apply
81 [3d 81 NV fel2-4td
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NOUNG COLoRED CARPENTER POSITION
I of any kind; have had experience in hotel
and clearinghouse Apply W D., 6l9 I'd st.
SW fei3-ftd
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EDUCATED GENTLEMAN OF IS YEARS
II would like a position where his mental
qualifications will be in greater demand than
his physical. though he his willing TO undertake
the latter if necessary. Address EZRA this
offica fef2-4td
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE as DRIVER
n of any kind; well acquainted with the city.
can give best Of ref. Address or call F. T., Ia
1ith st So. fel2-4tS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

RY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, A POSITION TO
- do any kind of work; will work for small
salary Address II. o. WOOD, 63S e. Capitol St
fel1-ltd
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-SToRY FRAME
BUILDING On THE WEST SIDE OF NIGH
OILS AVENUE, BETWEEN HOWARD AND
SUMNER AVENUES, ANACOSTIA, D. C.,
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G ASH CORDS PUT IN, WEATHER STRIPS
y nailed on, floors polished, and all kinds of
iobbing done at lowest prices Address JOB
CARPENTER, this office fe13-4td
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CITUATIoN AS JANIToR IN OFFICE BUILD
~ ing or porter in store: can give first
class ref. Apply to w. II. SCOTT, 465 Washing
ton st. NV feI3-4td
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G TTUATIoN WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN OF
- good address; age %; would like situation as
clerk in cigar store, driver, any other kind of
honest work; refs given as regards character,
honesty, etc. Address A. l. PLATT, Fenton
place ne feI2-ftd
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YOUNG MAN 10 YEARS OF AGE WANTS 4
place in lunch room; work for small wage@
to learn the business; can furnish references
Address j. ". D., 1906 10th 81 feiS-4td
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A FIRsT-CLASs WHITE BARBER AT ONCa
~ Address BARBER, this office fef2-ftd
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r WOULD LIKE A SITUATION AS JANITOR
l. or TO wait on an invalid gentleman; willing
to travel; can fur frst-class refs. Call or ad-
dress A. ii. r., s05 ~ 81. s. W. fe!2-4td
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r WANT EMPLOYMENT; can drive, work in
i restaurant; can do anything like work.
Address 81 Defrees st. NV. Z. +. PUREFOY.
fei3-4td
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CTTUATIoN BY A YoUNB LADY AS CoPYIsT
- or clerical work of any description; can give
best of of refs. Address pen, care OF Carrier,
l4S L. Cap st fe13-4td
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LIVE MAN WANTED TO MANAGE THE
n business Of New York firm in Alexandria;
must be hustler and willing TO learn; an old
resident Of Alexandria preferred; good salary
guaranteed. Address g. \. l., this Office
fe10-4td
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EdARRIED WHITE MAN, WILLING TO 20
lVi anything for living. experienced driver
and clerk; a No. /; refs; would go out Of city If
necessary NJ L. BROW +, rs ID 81 g. O. fe12-4td
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~ 0oD BAKER ON BREAD AND CAKES
~ wants employment. Address F. NJ, go
Florida ave-. fe13-ltd
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n WIDOW WILL GIVE $40 PER MONTH FOR
- government position of any kind as long as
am employed; strict confidence. Address Nine
l. C. L., III / St NV fel4-itd
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NoUNG CoLoRED BOY. Is. WOULD LIKE
I place to attend 70 furnace, or would take
work Of any kind; viii do anything for honest
living 1862 Union Coutt fel24td
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DOSITIoN WANTED AS BOoKKEEPER,
clerk, or most any kind of employment Ad-
dress ANXIOUS, this Office. fe13-4td
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NoUNG LADY WISHES WRITING TO DO AT
i hope or out viii be satisfied with low
wages Address s L. se06 ST. ne fel4-ftd
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CARPENTER Is WILLING TO DO JOBBING
~ and repairing for the rent Of a small house
located anywhere in the city. Address II. ) D.,
this Office fel2-ltd
The Washington times., 1895-02-14

POSITION BY a YOUNG MAN WITH TWO
years experience at paperhanging. Ad-
dress j. G.. STONE, 1125 9TH ST. u. W. fe13-4td
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A NJ IN NEED OF SEWING TO DO AT HOME:
IA children S sewing onlg-i. Win make chill
dren's dresses from twenty-five cents up shirts
fifteen cents mp: and everything in children's
line cheap Is 4th ST. ne fe12-itd
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DLACE WANTED By A CoLoRED NAN AS
i porter or any domestic work. Address
LEWIS ii. HAWKINS, No Durres Court bet
M and and 10Th and 11th sts u. W. fel3-itd
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ELECTRICIANS APPRENTICE, 20 YEARS OF
u age; practical work; will take employment
of any kind; salary enough to give room and
office fsI4-3td
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I AM OUT OF JOB AND WOULD LIKE
i very much TO have something to do Ad-
dress WM fl. WARD, IL 10th ST. n G. fel3-4td
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CoLoRED YOUNG MANA SITUATION AS
~ porter in store or pack chinaware; can
furnish the best of refs. Address ( B. JONES,
S309 Q St NV fe1s-4td
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DYAMAN WHO Is WILLING TO WORK. ANY
l. thing that he get TO make an honest
living K IT, RANEY, 91S 9Th st NV fe12-itd
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DY AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN {i9D WHO
. can opera.e typewriter, a position in
real estate, law, or insurance office; best refs
W. 5 W., 30l 10th ST. fei2-itd
The Washington times., 1895-02-14

NOUNG MAN OF Il YEARS WISHES To
learn trade: blacksmith preferred. Address
j. H. CASPAB, 500 ID st. n. e. fel24td
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CEMENT, BRICKwoRK, AND FURNACE
- work in all its branches; special attention
given to boiler lining and smoky chimneys at
the lowest rates by competent mechanic. Ad-
dress 81 I'd St ne fe13-4td
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BARTENDER AN EXPERIENCED BAi&
ID tender desires a situation; ref furnishe4
j. NJ. D., this Office feI2-ftd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Die SnhiancrzWirrcn.

W a | bin ct D n, y. e. 20. Sult.
- 9om 9genten Setter ging beute
W1orgen na9itebsnbes Sele9ramm I'M
8iireau fir Srhianerz9tnge gen6eiz
ten elm: rGerburg, Sbabp, %. Suli.
- SnbianerzGpmmii1dr 8roDntng.
2(m 27. Suli traf i6 S6eriff 9alplep
in Der g}dbe BON 8erburg. 9erielbe
fam BON Sadfon's 9ole, pobin er
geIanbt mar, Inn it6 gu pergepihern,
Of irqenb tpel9e Qlniiebler bon Snz
bianern get0btet tpurben. Gr t6eilte
mir nit, baB teiner berielben bon
ben SnDianern beldItigt tpurbe, unb
bab iih bic 2eBteren, pie man permuz
t6ete, ungefd6r pisr3ig Meilen BON Der
Q(niieplung entfernt in uneinnebmz
barer Stellung beri6an3t tdtten. Gs
iit ni6t gu be5ipeifeln, OaB Elm groBer
She'll Der 2em6i 8annod5 ii9 nit
ben anbsren 8ptbbGuten gu n6obad5
Canon" berbunben baben.
SO T bin gton, %. Sult. -
Senator 9ubpis BON Sbubo lit ni6t
iiberraI9t bur9 bic Wirren nit ben
8annods. Gr be6auptet, DaB Die
@eiBen bur6aus i'm 9fe3te Ieien.
0iefe iagen, ipenn man ibnen ni9t
geItatte, Wilb tpGbrenb Der S6on3eit
gu t0bten, bann Iplle btefes au9 ben
Snbianern nt6t geitdttet 1ein.
Die qeqenipGrtiqen Wirren beItanz
Den f9on felt eini9en Sabren, iiberz
baupt felt bic 8ilbi3uBz8efeBe err
laTen tpurben. 9ieie GeIeBe purben
gegen bic 9lniiebIer erlaiIen, aber bic
sSnbianer fimmerten it3 nt9t um
oieIeIbsn, ionOern iie jagten peiter.
Die 8annods ieien eine gemeine Cor
te bon Saulpel5en uno @urgelobz
i6neibern. Der Senator idiebt
iibrieens bic 9auptI9ulb an benMirz
rsn auf ben Ngenten Setter, einen
9Unitltng Wilion'S pon 8eitz9irz
ginien.
Nepzy orf, 20. Suit -QlnpuGt
sSobn 6. S'Gpnnor, Nr. 62, 8aGi itr.,
pel9er Der 8ertreter fir Die Seitaz
mentspoQi itreder bes peritorbenen Stan
9amtlton it, empfing frii6 bieIen
Morgen bas fo1genbe Selegramm:
nMartet Safe, Soubo, %. Suli. -
&6nnen Sic bic Q(bienbung zines De-
judgements Sruppen beranlafen, um
nMarp MerezRun4" 81 beI6iiBsn?
Snner6a1b pier3ig M1eilen befinbet
fi9 tein W1ilitGr. s. 8. Sargent. 1"
nMarp WterezRan9" ltegt pier5ig
Meilen nDroli4 BON Sadion's 6ole
an Der Norboitz&iiite bon Sadion's
2afe, bi6t an Der iubli6en 9ren3e
oes nYeuopitonezParts. 0r. Gar
gent bate 5uiummen nit 8obert Rup
9amilton einen 9lntbeil an Der Ran9,
pel6en er audi jeBt nod beiiBt.
Spfort na6 Gmpfang Der Sepei6e
iebte ii6 9r. S'@onnor nit ben W1iz
litGrbeb0rben i'm 9auptquurtier an
Der W6itebaaItraBe in 8erbinbung,
um bic 4bI3idung bon Sruppen gum
S6uBe bes genannten 9laBes gu err
fnirfpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Sie ,Aurania" beld)1bigt.

0uarqntine, N.zS,29.Su
Der 9ampfer nWeanitoba" BON Der
r9ltlantii9en Sransport : 2inie, "
tpel6er beute W}orgen BON 2pnbon
nit 861 Pa1agieren na6 elmer &eiie
pon 5e9n Sagen bier antam, melDete,
oab er unter bem 44.16 8rettenz unb
55.57 QGngengrabe ben 9ampfer
nQluraniu" pon Der nGunuroz2inie"
geii6tet unb angeIpro4en babe. Der
Gapitdn McSap babe Our6 Signale
gu periteben gege6en, baB fein S3iff
beI9Gbigt lei, ieDo3 alle i6m bonn
Gapitdn @rifftt9 bplt Der nWtanitoz
ba" angebotene 9iilfe abgele9nf.
Der 9ampfer rSadle" fpra4 eben=
faGs nit benz S4iffe, unb ertlGrte
Der Gapitdn, baB bic N}ai4tne be-
fr1Ihint lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Nr. 1S1. 4
SruurigeS GnDe elmer spa;irriubrt.
Ster YeriOneu bel eiuer GOlitOu ;meier
gSaQen ueylebt.

On Der O'0onneuzS zStroBen=&reltz
Sung Der BOint 8ree8e Qinie Der
yGitD &c Suburbanz9ubn" ereigneS
fi6 geItern 2lbsnb I'm 31O llbr Elm llnz
fan, Der sur 6olge bate, baB bier
Perfonen ibper perleBt puroen. 9er
llnfau Daro ourdb eine Golliiiou 5toia
f9en einem WagQOn Der 2inie uno eia
mem Wa9en, in melhem ii9 Die bier
BerIonen befanocn, peruriacht. Sic
8erungliidten batten in elmer 9rn.
Satob &tn9itOn Qeb0renoen &uticbe
eine Spa3ierfabrt Die SbeQzHpdo bins
aus gema6t uno befdnben Ii6 auN
Dem 9eimme9e, ais ii9 oaS llngliid
erei9nete.
Die 8erpunoeten purben nit eirreut
Spe5ial=g8aggon Der yGitp &c Sltz
burbanzSubn" na1 Der Gde Der Goms
merce= un0 Qruttz StroBe gebrac5t,
BON mo iie in &utI6en no3 ibreu
Wobnungen iiberfiibrt puroen. 2Lm
fhDeriten lit 6r. Satpb Singer bpn
gfr. 1903, Dit : Baltimore StraBe,
berleBt. Or. Mc8uire, pelher benz
ielben in9ebdnolunq nubm, conItatirte
na6 elmer llnterIu6unq, bdB er auBer
16peren tnnerlinen 8erleBungen, bic
feinen Sob sur 6olge buben m0ger1,
ba5 linte S6ulterbldtt brad.
0r. s. Goben, tpelcber an Der Rpbs
gers=2lpenue, nd6e Der 2opzStrdBe,
rpobnt, erlitt i6pere 8erIeBungen anr
&opfe uno @autubI6iirfungen am
gdn3en &Drper.
9r. 90. Gpben bon gr. 82S, Sfz
8altimpreitraBe, parb f6per am&opf
perleBt unb erlitt nebitoem 3ublrei6e
9autabi6iirfungen am gan3en &0rz
per.
9r. MoIe8 5intelItein bon glr. 427,
g}oro @reteritraBe, marD i9tper am
&opf perleBt.
Die lebteren brei 6erren fpurben
BON 5lpei 9ler3ten Der yGitD &c Suburz
banz8abn" in 8ebunolung genpmz
men. Der Motormunn oes Waqgons
mar $. 9eering uno er 6ebauptet, baB
er Den Wagen, in pel6cm ii1 oie9lu8z
fliigler befanoen, infDlge Der 5ur 8eit
berrI6enben Suntel6eit erit fab, ais
er ii6 bereits mitten auf Dem 8eleiTe
befanb. Der 8agQon iei nit einer
S6nelligteit BON etpd 6 lteilen pro
Stunoe gelaufen, al5 er ben @a9en
traf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Gs fam an 0cn Eau.

9unting t 0 n, W.z@a., %. SUI
Ii. - Gbarles Ringo, Der Neger, mel
der Der Grmoroung ieiner beiben
StiefiO6ne 5inlep am .16. Wfdr3 bs.
So. bei9ulbigt lit, c.itanb bieIen @orz
mittag fetn @erbreWen mebreren @ez
amten gegeniiber ein. Gr bebauptet
buB Die Mutter Der opei anaben Der
Shat Suseieben babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Sic Telcrpc einbernfcn.
@inGricasfd1iff fir Die Sni1traet,ten
@aTcrSnotb lit Spnoun.

2onDon, 20, Suli. - Der @aIz
ferman9el i'm Oitlt4enStabttbeile2onz
oon's peruria6t 9roBe Nptb unter ben
9epobnern. Die StraBen lperDen
bon Jrauen belagert, pelbe bret 8ence
fir einen gimer poa @aIier anbieten,
es iebo4 ni9t erbulten f0nnen, aus
oem einfa9en 8runbe, neil feins porz
banoen lit. Sn bieIem Sbeile Der
Stabt bat ii6 bieSterbli6teit berbopz
pelt ieit Der 3eit, tpann Die Gompagz
nien bas WafIer obbrehen IieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
9icbte eincn guten Srnhfrn.

Sacoma, Waib., %. Suli.-0er
NepzYorfer &apitaliIt 9aul 5.Mo6r
bat gegen Die Grben bes beritor6enen
betriigerii6en 2anbugenten 8.S6ulB
cine aluge ungeitrengt, auf 3a6lung
fir ben @ein, benS6ulb i6n aug feiz
nen &ellern pGbrenb ieiner 9lbtpefen=
beit geitohlen unb getrunfen bdtte.
Mobr ertldrt, er babe, aIs er nu6gtelpz
gort 6uriidgefebrt, ,S9ulB benS9liiiz
lei gu feinem &eller gegeben, i6m o6er
nur erluubt, ub uno gu eine Yrobe gu
ne9men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Jran Gurbett erbalt 500 Nlimente.

q e pzg ort, 20. Suli. - g(ubiz
teur Goparb Satobs bat entI6ieoen,
oab sSrau SlIte Gorbett, Die Satin
bes Slopffe9ter5 Sames g. Gorbett,
CUR abioluten cd ,ioung BON bemIelz
ben bere4tigt fei. Ginen babtngsbenz
ben 8eridt ipiro Der @ubiteur beute
bem Ri9ter McQbam pom Superior
9erift unterbreiten. sSn 8e5ug auf
bic Der 5ruu gu gepdbrenOen 9lliz
mente erflGrt Satobs, er lei nit bem
9lnerbieten @orbett's, berielben $100
PRO Wo9e gu 8u6len, einperItunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Spniveid,er einscafGert.

Sambura 90. Suli. - Die
auf benz Steintperber belegenen 3oqz
ipeicber, in tpel4en Die SpirituoIen
untsrgebra3t iino, gerietben geItern
@benO in 8rano. 9as nit r6o1Gn=
bif6em Sin" eefiillte 2agerbaus
brannte boaitdnbig nieber, ferner Elm
@ebGuoe, in bem $4,000 Sdde 3ufz
fer unb 10000 Safer S4mal5 ii6
befQn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-30
Mrbeit un0 eSnbnffrte.
Der 9roBe Strite pon Sleloermad)sr
91pu. 0lorf

JSLi.
q e p=Y ort, 20. eSuli. - Die ts=
raelitii 6en&leiberma6er bieierStubt
pel6e geitern gum eriten Wlale Der
ameritanii9en Sonntag feierten, in
benz lie Die 2lrbeit ruben lteBen, ben.
fen nod ni6t an Die @ieberaufnab=
me Der 9lrbeit. Sc tern tpurben BIZ
Qrbeiter aus 20 peiteren WertItGtter
an ben Strite beorbert, 10 baB iebt
10000 Qrbeiter ben Sefebl gum Nie=
berlegen Der 9lrbeit befolqt baben
Ni6t allein bieIe Stabt, fpnbern auf
8ropflpn, Neparf unb 9ropnspi[le
iinb betbeili9t. Die 3abl Der @triz
fer in Dieier Staot ipirb auf 5000 oe=
f6dBt. Die Strtfer iagen, baB Die
gpntraftoren bas beitebenoe llebereir=
fommen gebro6en baben, inoem Iie iif
tpeigerten, i6re 4rbeiter an bem feit=
geieBten Sage gu be5a6len.
9as GretuttpzGomite bat es ab=
gelebnt, nit benz @erein Der Gontrufz
loren gu unter6anbeln.
@ermtifltcs.
so arttns 8 Serrp, o., 20. .Suli.
- Die 2augblin Nail So. bat ibrsn
9lneeitellten cine 2obnerb06ung BON
10 Pro5ent, pel9e am 5. 9luguit in
&raft treten ipirb, betpi1i9t.
9ellaire, g., %. SSuli. - Die
9ellaire Naeelfubrit bat ben MaI9i=
niiten uno 5urnacemen cine lpeitere
2obnerb0bung bon 10 Yro5ent, alIo
20 9ro3ent innerbalb zines 3eitrau=
mes BON 3 Monuten bepiQigt.
9 0 # n, MaH., %. Suli. - Die
bieiige Gigarrenma9erzllnion bat ben
itritenben Gigurrenma6ern in De-
troit, bic Der ginfiibrung BON &tnber=
arbeit in ben 5abriten iener Stabt
opponiren, $3.50 Inter itiiBung eez
pG6rt uHb Die 9anbIungstpeiie Der
bortigen Gtgarrenfabritanten i6arf
qetabelt.
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Sas 0erilft mar falIdj.

M Memp bis, Senn., 20. Sult. -
9as @erii9t BON bem Sinfen Der
r8ene Of Wlemp6is" entbebrt gliidliz
6er@eiie ieoer Wabrbett. Sas8oot
mar ni4t por 6 llbr bieien M1orgen
fdGig, fam aber i4on I'm 4 ltbr, al
10 2 Stunben DOR Der 3eit an. Die
Sabrt lit obne ieben ungliidsfaa gu
ridqeleqt pproen.
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9lusfIuq bes yQieb e +

@usfGug bes r2ieber=
tran5" mad 81 pnb ale" -
@er ipolIte geitern bei Dem prG4ttgen
8etter, bas uns Der 9tmmel be-
19eerte, gu 6auIe i'm engen Raume
bletbenl Die 3emperatur mar angez
nebm uno Die 2uft piir3ig, tpie an
einem ri9tigen 6rii6lingstuge. 8er
es nur trgenb pie mDgli9 MAIDEN
fonnte, rib fi6 lbs pon Dem monoto>
nen 9(Qtagsleben unD gtng ooer fubr
binuus ms Sreie, I'M ii4 i'm 8riinen
unter freiem 9immel 3u amiiiiren.
Ser y2iebertran3" bate itcb ge1tern
ben bIbf6en 2lusflugsOrt 2lponbale
gu feinem 3iele geIeBt. Die 6abrt
ba6in purbe Shells in ben ur9emiit9z
Ii6en SmnibuiIen, Die nit t6rem Riitz
teln uno S6iitteln an Die quite alte
Belt Der ppItfutI9en erinnern, gez
mo6t, Shells benuBten Die &uSfliig@
Ter bic moberne GiIenba6n, I'm ii3 i'm
Syluoe nab bem eriebnten 3iele befOrz
bern gu laiIen. 2(n's 3tel tamen aber
9(Qe unb unter bem I6attigen 2aubz
perfe qriinenoer 8dume pereinte man
fi6 uno fling bann erit re4t an, ii4
Dem 9erqnigen, bas in ben per1c6iez
beniten 9(rten geboten mar, bin3ugez
ben. @olfsipiele, Segeln, S6ieBen,
8optfa6ren II. I. N. paren einige Der
bielen 8eluItigungen, nelhen na3 be-
iten 8rGften gebulOigt purbe. Sm
Qaufe be5 Na6mittags iangen bic
9(ttipen oes r2ieoerfran3es" Die G60z
re ,6anoperfsburf6enlieb" bon 6.
8. Slider, Ser Stubenten Nu6tgez
fang" BON Slider, Der frobe @anz
bersmann" BON W}enbelsio6n, nW2etn
6immel auf Grben" II. I. M. Die
arrangements lagen in ben 6dnoen
Der $50. gilbert S3neiber 9oriiBer.
@m. Gngel, sSriB 2uuterba3, Gbr.
2auterbu6 unb George Mittenoorf.
Seter bes so. 8eburt5t t a.
ges. 6r. 8. N. 9e6el, Der Prditz
bent Der ebung. .zlutb. Goncorbiuz8ez
meinbe, beging geItern in ieiner Wobz
nung, g2r. 2701, 8enniDlpuniazQbe.,
i'm beIten Wo6lerge6en iein so. Wie=
qenfeit. Die 9eumten Der 9emeinbe
iiberrei9ten i6m BEL bem 9lnlaB einen
Gegen16irm nit 9olbtnDpf, uno Der
Trauen 9erein Der 9emeinOe cine
8unfdz8pnle. Die 9Gfte ipurben
ale portreffli3 betpirtbet. Sri. Gmz
ma Sebel, cine So6ter bes Ge6urtsz
taqstinbes, pel9e Ioeben pon9eutI9z
Lamb 5uridfebrte, poIelbit lie ibre muz
iifalii6e Qlusbilbung peroolIfonmz
nete, erfreute bur6 berf9iebene9ianoz
unb @eiangsoortrdge, nel6e nit piel
8eifaQ aufgenommen ipurben.
Ger & u m m e r IN a RI tie q II T
Dds &rdnfenbett. - Srau
8eorge Wilmer, tpel6e in Nr. 1853,
Sitzgtortbz4Oenue tpo6nt, ltegt, ieitz
bem i6re brei Sabre alte So6ter Wtuz
bel BEL bemSrtan baOur3 um's 2e6en
fam, baB Elm She'll zines i6peren
3aunes auf iie itiir3te, i6ner trant
barnieoer. 9eitern bate it3 i6r GU
itanb etfpas gebeiIert.
Gin StraBenrGuber. =
2tuf Die 8ei6uIOigung bin, 5ruu GGi=
3abet6 Ru6nabel bon gfr. 1419, Wtp=
iberitruBe, uuf bem2eringtonzWartte
Elm portemOnnaie fammt $3.50 Snz
bait geitO6Ieu gu 6aben, tparb Der ge=
ger 8. WiQiams bon Rr. 920, Wloore=
2llleD, bonn Poli5eiri6ter 8enner Dem
Geri3tsDerfabren iiberipieIeno
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Srri Sfnabrn um'S @eben gcfnmmcn.

Die 2.id.u oreier &uQben uuI oem Sapns
qtleile b.i 1puttSuiqe geTunben. -
98abriheiuIt9 bon einem 3u9e iber'
fabreu.
Die Qeihen bon brei &naben, NAM
li3 bes 13 Sabre alien Gbarles =.
2Dn6 unb beiIen glei6altrigen Spiel
genohen S. 8m. 9lonOin BON &iperz
bale, N}D., unb be5 Is Sabre alien
Sobn 9. 9ropn bon Nr. 2125, 8
@truBe, N.=8., @aibin9ton, .. g.,
puroen geitern M3prgen i4redli9 per-
itiimmeIt in Der NGbe BON 9patts>
bile, Wfb., neben Dem 8abngeletIe Der
r8altimorezO9toz8ubn aufgefuns
ben.
Die &naben lpurben permut6li9 am
Somita9 9lbenb, ais iie iiber oas
8obngeleiie liefen, bon Dem Sitt5burz
ger @rpreB5ug 9etroffen uno iiberfabz
ren. Coroner Qlrtbur Carr BON
SpattsDille rief 9eitern Nadmtttag
cine Gorpnersz zSurp 3uidmmen, bod
muBte iib bteIelbe bis beute NbenO
6 1br pertagen, Da nt6t seniigenoe
3eugen 5ugegen paren. Riemano bat
iibrigens eine9l6nun9, mas lie 81 iener
Seit auf Dem 8abn9eleiIe iu9ten.
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sanf epfer ataftropbe aelanSet

2onbon, 20. Suli. - Der britt
f6e 9ampfer n9ufTielb," BON Ybilaz
belpbta na3 Sabre beIttmmt, pel9er
ben britii6en 9umpfer rGlepelano"
am leBten 5reitag in Den 9runb bobrz
te, 1T geitern nit 5 Munn Der 8eiatz
3ung bes 9umpfers gelanbst. Stint
anbere iinb an 8orb bes Sampfers
Baltimore" pdbrenb 7 permiBt pcrz