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SuQteitc Sdlijfsnadlridltcn.

Nep-yorf, y. AprGl. - Y umgetrOHen
iiup Die ampier oSaale" pou S.emiu,
y@eu.ta" uoH &brlIiauianO MD n2ucnuia"
pou yIuerpopl.
Seadpz Deup, y. 2prtl. - Auf Der
Nabrt pou Bremen nGd Baltimore paitrte
Der 9ampisr p2SeImar."
3apre, u. April. - Ter ampier
pTolaria" III uOu bler uab Eem.yort abge.
ganger.
SoEth nlptcn, u. 1prll.-Gle : am=
pier vGolum0la" uno oJiormnnuIa" (uon
3umbuEa) 9Inyen mad gieusYort OBJ; all.
9slaust BON bort it im hieFgsu 9aien Der
: ampier Berlin"
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sSnt Serrst entihIafett

am 6r.itas ben IL. GsriI 1886, 12orsens nm 4
nbr, Spbanne 3. WeHrr, 9.Iisbte 9attin pon Sob
.. gStner unb dIc fie 2oGfer poR Srieord, NIB Ban:
line 9sterins, i'm 80. eebtnSiabre. Tie ge,rSisune
ftnbtt ON Ulpntas. ben Is. Gpril, giad mittaa5 z
nhl, Dom Grnuerhani: Or. 925 Sruie billzape
aus uno mn p.3 ubr 3ou esr ref SmnanuelszSirbe
Gde ehr6bsrs unb garatosaitrabe, oui Der Sclti:
mores&emtterq ftatt.
2Iuse eeouIbet, GnsseIttteH
Saft On 3eiHen sroBen ShmerS.
guseeblutct uHb trtaItet
Sit Ssiu treues DtItferberS.
Sot uns ali,u friib uerlaiicn,
Stine Siebe iorgt Hiht mehr;
Sein @rfaIten, z Gin SrbIaiien
SdlIus uHs g4unotu tiei urb idiuer.
9. fpie ihmerSt bic tiefs gSunoe
SIN Der itptrtn 3renuuuasltunbe.
3ot elebt eS ein beiires Sebeu,
Ia iuiro oGer SdmerS peraeb'n,
SG piro Gjott uns ALLEN sebtn
Gin uerbrrs'Hes gSteherieb'n.
Der trauernec 6atte ncbit Sineern.
(S9-9O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Ceftrei9' llngarn.
gus oen i,bcrif,pemmten Se5trteh

ktH1uA" -
2oubou, II. April.-@ine Ospside
aus Bien an bic 0GilD 9tews" beiast:
Die 6lutben fiuO III rnsarn i'm weltt@
rem Stei9en bssriffsn. 3usi 0Orfsr
nabe Semlia iinb in ben 6lutben Der
Qonau pOuitduOis psriawunocn; cine
Jtsibe 8.wObner iinO ertruntsn, Die
ueberl.benoen bepertitsllisten anf &abe
men ibre 9lsttuns. Ssi Semlia, msIhes
am r,9tsn ufer ser 0Onau Orsi OtclIen
nOrOweitltd BON S:lsruO, Der 9uupt>
itaOt Ssrbien's, lie9., perlu9te eIn
Serbe bic 0Gmme uuI Der un9arlidsn
Ssits gu ourdbre9su, lin Serbien Dor
lleberiawemmuns gu bewabrsn. 9lud@
hdleripeiis uerbinberte cine uHgartlbe
@reu5.uaae bic aasfiibruns ess abb
1heulIheu Blaucs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Spanier
Ste 0er. Staaten BON Oer ipanifbet
YrefIe attaeartfitn

OtuOrib. -. april.-Oie 3eituns
mGpOca" leiitet li9 beute eineu bcftisen
ansriff uuf bic amerItaniide Prsiie,
tpelde, ipie bas Slatt nleint, nur ben
ru0mG9tt9en Dollar" aubetst. Die
Spanisr fOunten it9 uber BON elmer
lol6en Breiie feIner beii.ren 8ebanOz
lung perieb.n, aIs bic l:ttsuben ameri'
taniiden StuatsmGnner, rpelde unbes
adtet Suiulte ib,r iid er9sb.n luiien
maBten. 9niulte iOl9er Ratur, buB in
Spanien OueIle uno Yroaeiie Die 6ul9e
iein wiroeu. Die .3eitun9 ratb Den
Spanlern, cine 9rsiie, wslde aus oIIens
funbl9en intereiiirteR DtOtiuen 5reibeuz
ter'@rpebitiOnen b,sinitlss, nit Serad)z
tung 3u itrafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Srantrrib.
2luna1ute DeS SIOaetS.

8aris, -. Ipril.-Die 9eputirten'
fnmmer perbaubelte bel DER 8Ibs,tzOee
bate in ;brer bsdtissn Stsuns iiber ben
Intras Dss Yremi.rminiltsrs 9iibot, Die
Grbidaitsit.uer auf Sesate fir rsli9lOis
@cmein idaftsn bsrub;uiescn. 9taA
lGnserer Debate muroe Der antrd9 NIT
3O1 qe9en 233 Stimmen abs.lebnt.
0as gibset wurbe bann un9suOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Su0s Nmcrifu.
Yrsentiulsu NIB @bllr eiuig.

2onoou, IL. gpril. - Der ur9cns
tiniide Wtiuilter bsS 2luswdrtigen bat
oil Osn hieiisen Geiunbtsu Der 9lr9entl'
niiden HepubIit cine 3ur SsrOficntIlz
dung beltimmte &ubeInOte gsriAtst, oaB
Die 8eSiebuuacu iwiiden Irsrutintsn
unO GbiIi nod ebsn 10 irsunoihaItllae
itteu ruie iraBcr, uuO OaB teln GrunO
pOrlisge, OR sineStOrung Oieiea6rcunOz
Observation-Disclosures beiii, atsn lufe. Sns
mere Furtei;wiiti9teiteu miirScn an Der
nahbarli9sn 6reunoiduit unb Ser
trdslidltelten ser bciocu 9fepublttcn
ulhts Guoerrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
{urfci.
sSttr arntentifeu Jrase.

9onbon, II. 2lpril. - Die rGens
trnls9tcw8" melbet aus Sarona, OaB auf
sinen Sefebl bcs Sultan8 bin Der 9roBz
Ss;tr, iOwie Die Utiuilter beS Snuern,
O.s gsuBertn unb Der 9uitl5 tiir3Iid
mebrere Wtale cOnierirten, UNI slnsn
Ylan CUR 0tefOrm Der .3uitaaoe in Ar>
meuien au83uarbeiten. Die GeIultate
Der SOnferen3 iinO ni9t b.tannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
S"~%~e"
Ser Waitaa.

q ON, II. 2lprtl. - Sn gnbetradt
Ss8 uabeuben 0taltases bat Die YOlisst
bic Serbaituns aller So3taItiten ansez
orbntt, melde in ben oeridleoensn
Yoliselz8Ireau8 ais 9sm,lnssiGBrll9
rcalltrlrl lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Mfrita.
0ertrp9swtoriees 0prseben oer
yNogaI EtaersG IS Gump."

Buris, -. 2lpril.-9er rg.mps"
melb.t, buB Die britii4s r8ODal Nigers
GOmpusnie" I'M WiSeripru6 nit Der
Seltimmuns Der StipulatiOn, tpelds Die
Sd.fifabrt uuf Asm yti9er frei9isbt, Der
QanpfbartuiIe slues frauSOiil6sn
&rie9sidifis8 bic @eiterfabrt auf Oeut
6lu1e geblnoert babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
9un Der shmeiter rridnIien.

Die ulte @ei4lbte pom Dem uu9eluoeueu
Gemehr.
ID Norri8town 8a., 12. glpril. -
Gin bcoaucrlider lluiau sreisncte iid
beute SOrmIttas in Shannonoi(Ie. &az
tie 6ree, bic 11<iabrise GOdtsr oes 8es
iieers Ots n9Otsls 8etbsria," purO
Ourd 3ufau bon ibrer 15ziGbrissn
SdDeiter OtarD eridoiien. Die geez
tere pOllte bei'm 0feinemadeu zines
.3tmmers Elm 8ewebr pen Der DanO
nebmcn, al8 iia bali.lbe entluO unb Die
QaOun9 Dem &inOe in ben Sopf fubr.
Aus un(rrfr geltrigsn 2. Morgrn>
Ansaabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
CuropGiGhe Ea6e(6eri6te te
9eutI9lann.
Sic 9iSutar6= Ncter.


Berlin, II. april. - Die 0irsf.
loren bes rHorbbeutiden GIopb" in
Srcmcn Iiub pom 5Siirlten SiSmard ems
pfangen wOrbeu. Sie iiberbrahtcn cine
Norsile unO als @eldeut ein fuultuoa
searbeit.tes MoSsIl zines ueusn 8rubt>
oampI.rs Der @eieQi9ait. Die Nuz
iprade bes @ort fiibrers Der Sremer. De-
putation beantwortete Der Siirlt nit si<
nt9en 9aute3lportsn, in hsnen er naz
mentlid AMI ben be6.utiamen Iutbtil
binpies, Sen bic beutlhe uuo lpeii.a bic
9remer &uuiiabrteii ilOtte am @ntitebsn
uno Der @ntwidlun9 beutiher Wa6t
unb beutidsn Aniebens sebabt bube'u.
nod babe. Shirt Sismurf idlOB ieine
tur3e 8cOs nit Dem 8unide; u0t09e
@Ott Die Sdiiffabrt Der 0anialtaots i.9z
n.n unS i'll ieiuen Sdue nebmen."
@tn Sseftblatt fur oaS Seoan=
Subildum.
Serlin, -. 9lpril. - Der &ailer
bat on ben BrofeHOr Der 9eidi4te an
Der llniusriitat Saae Gb. 2inOnsr Die
Aun0ro;rung 9ert1tef, ais Seltolaft fur
Oen SsOunsia9 cine @ei4idte be8
bsutidsfrunjoliiden arissss in pOpula'
rem StDl 3u i9rsibsu.
Sr. p. &aroorfT tritt ais 2anoratb
Surii6.
8erlin, II. 2lpril.-Dsr asrarierz
unb Simetauiitsn 6iibrer D. &arborii
wirb anIana8 9uIi ieinen BOiten ais
2uuoratb Oes &reiie5 Sels in SdIsfien,
ben er im Stsi9stase unO i'm prsuBi iiAsn
ab9eOrbnctenbauie pertrltt, aui9eb:u.
Seine pulitiide Sultun9, lu.lde ibu be-
fanntlid in ltrittsn 9s9enlas nit Dem
rnsusiten &urS" 9ebra6t bat, bat Elm
weiteres Ssibebalten oe8 Bolten8 nitt
Opportun srIdeincn lallcn. @r bat elf
Sabre lang ais GaaOratb bss Sreiiss
SelS 9.pirft.
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0eiabren Der Sbihfa1rt.

SeaufOrt, N.z@., IL. 2prit. -
Der Dumpfer ,@rOatuu" iit in Ser
9tahe pom bier geitranbct uno pirb iez
bsnTaus uOn Der BruuOung 3.rit0rt mers
sen. Die Bafiasiere unb SeiaRun9 b.s
5abrseu9e8 wurOen BON ben Wiit9liez
bern Dir 2sbensrsttungsitatiOH gu gOOtz
out in Siderbcit 9ebrad:.
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ans der Snnbcsbauptfabt.
Outtl Cams @lunabmen.

NNIl1 ~UNI NIlIIHVIItHs
Baibtnston, D. g., 10. GprtI.
Die beutisen 8unOes. .@tnnabm.n be-
trus.n $304,919 on 8Inneniteuern,
$4O5, AS on 3Ousebabr.n unb SAL, ,153
ous anberen Gu.llen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Baltimore Confectionery Co.,
Tr. 21, Sit Scrtu9ton StraHe.
Offer 2lopitGten.

Sie iEo frcunoIidIt siuaeIooen, ms sI t,uteu
Emo uuier Eager pon
= It ter=T u pu q ten
ST beiiptiser. Brad,tuoae i3u6erwaaren uub SuBtsz
eiteu III reiBenoen Oh ribaltelH init paie1osH }Hs
idlriiteH. Sii,rtier. Saien. 3ubHer.
Ncue 2aebcu, uieerise 9reiic. CS69l
(ctablirt icit 1870. - Shpmas 81. Cream.
" NtobcL 5.ppihe, SSadhstut, SeieH, Scfrgeratoz
rcr, 6Inoerlpaser IL. 10. Guf @reot. 9eiue GliheH
SariIeunnaeH Eib,rales Grteestntoutm:H unb bcr=
ielbe 4reis llr gu:. Sle uoH mir beIehueten Yreie
fHo bic nltorleiten. ole iberhaupt geelt peraen
foEren. auf $50 luerth 2&aaren 81 NtSabuna ip0s
dIeHICb, uno duT S25 Derib 2Gd0un so 9tS. poteutz
Ittl, in Ebpmas u. Creams ONE-PRICE GRE
DIT HOUSE, gir 307, 0S.its5austttz. spifdtn Der
Snu1ro= uno Sutamitra6e. no Sie @reoit i'll ieoer
seniinitteH So5t 81 ben eittciteu SeoiH9unseH sr'
bGIteR toHneH. (2lprlIl =, ,2Uttel
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9ambmrgerS',
Baltimore unA gowarN >Strafs.
0fer-&rnfltlnfio11en
ipersen iest balb an Fer susesOrrnuns iei

ipereen Jest baie an Fer Sasesprrnuns fein.
llnisre pradtrol. sttaufeuiert 2lus ieGuns piro
Sbueu eiuen uueefdbreH &cgriff ubcr Die nsuer.n
Sic iehpd, cinnal bel uus elm Enb laiieH Sis Sbre
guaen ii uniercm 3deIenuorratb Der neuelieH uHo
hubitsiten 3uicrnGureuzS SdhadltelH nit pGnenoeH
aufihriiter Guf Dem 9edeI ,rir.ueH. 3ieie Shad,z
ttH, mir unerrn itiHcn SuSateiten aefnllt, eIsncn
ii Az pOrsiisid1sn Siter9eihtneu. lie Hrsiie itno
ouserorocntIit md6ts.
9taeu, 0rceuficlo & 60,
o. q, Nd. rpO on "a "a I.;,,,..c.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Sapan unn 0bina.

9ie Yelt III Gblua ans9ebrOhen.
Sonstoug, II. April. - Das
2Iuflreten Ger Pelt in Wtacao, elmer porz
tu9ieiiia.u SOIOnie in China, pirb Offiz
jIel au9efiinoiSt.
9On9ton9, II. Ipril.-@6inef>
ide StrOltle pliinoeru uu0 raubcn in
6Ormoia, unb msbrsre au8!Gnber iiub
selun6et, I'M ben 9ineIii9sn 8eumten
IA belfeu, Die Otul uoeure gu beltraien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Ne1nten sic

cine CUTE 2ebsr.WebSin eiu, unO ;mar
beShaIb, mtil Die geber oQs @lut poll,
itGuDie rtgulrt.. SobulO ole gebertgds
tigfelt trdge ii, miro bas S0rpeyipltem
ueriopit, OaS 8lut unreIu uuo Der qan;e
a0rper mug ourunter !eIoeu. Sece Yte.
ni;ln, BE sur 9enlauua bes Sluie5
empfObleH miro, lOu ungeuommcner
MiaBeu urf Die 2cber eiuUlrFer. Be.
iorseu Sie H. 0aber ioiOrt oeu
y&omia atler Sctcr, d coisinsu, :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
9lns>pdrtiae Ginntid,1t,ta.

ct. Petersburg, II. 2lpril. -
vgtOm ole @rsmia" srtIareu, baB, iaQ8
@roBbrltunnien Die 6orberuns Sapan'S 8
btniidtlih Der Otanbidurei unb &Or.a's s
bial9en iOllts, 9fuBlanO iid BON Osr
Serpflidtuns gemslulamea l0anbelns
iiir entbunOeu bulten uno Supan su
91aiitr unO gu 2anOe entseqsntrsten
ipiiroe.
HOnbOu, 10. april.-Dem yStanz
barb" lpir0 BON ieinem Berliner Gorrez
iprnbentsn seidrisb.n: SD eriabre, ouB
bic Nesieruns 3apun's alS lm @esenz
ias gu ben europaiiden Sanbelsintereiz $
fen IN China eradtet. 0eutl1lunb lit
uIllens, iid einem 9em.iniameu BrOteit
Der iibrlsen Ota4te an3ui4lleBsn, mill
aber nitt bic Snttiuttue ersrelfen.
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simmons
SiOer
92egmlator.

9eritlbe rerridIt,t ieire Arbeit ;ur
.3nirisesnhett Ano erfriihtbas qe,ammte
aorperipitem. @r 1T pbeiisr ais Ylaen"
uno iann iOuobI III iIiiiiis.r 6prln mie
oils Yuluer bslosen mereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
Sr. p. &arooriT tritt ais 2anoratl
S1trii6.
Sapan unh China.
Die Srieoens1tntcrbanolunaen fol=
lett beetoet iettt.

28a ibiuston. -. april.-Sfii>
;ielle 9tudri3tea, Die bier eiu9etrOffen.
lauten Oabin, OuB Die Srisbens>@ oms
miidre Sapun's unO @binu'8 it9 seeis
niet uno bic Oifi3ieQe gefanutma9une
bes 6riebens ialuhes ieOsu 2lusenbIid
erwurtet werOen fann. Die senauen
6rieOensb.blnsuu9en f0nnen nidt in
Grfabruns zebra dit wsrO.n, bod per.
lautet, baB Sapun bsbsutenbs 3use.
ftGnonili. a.madt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13
sd Ratfe metne Sfeioer 6ei
.Sam6n rger' s."

Dies il Der frohlide IusruT bon
Sauienben uuierer elegant gefletoeten
iunseu 9eute.
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2onb0n, y. glprIl. - @tne De-
psl9e Der rGentral SEEMS" melO.t unter
bcm 6. Ipril BON ben Jii9ersSnieln,
baB bic @bOIsra in Otutun9 nidt mebr
70 beftts wie frlber uuftritt. Sls ieet
iinb BON SIS @rfranften 81 geItorben.
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st. Bernard Er1uter= =Dillftt.

Ourdb raS Serhd,erunsBzSs spartcmcut.
Ylusweis liber ben Stauo 0tr "Beaboo1'
6suer. r.8.riheruuaS aS'GtIeQi1aIt oou BAL
tlmore, Mo-" nm 81. 2e5enber 1894.
Guthdben:
3Btrtb bts oon Der Gjeeuitait ettiss
HtteR G6ruHocigeEthums, ob3uslIt
Der o0Tnu baitsHoeH Gaeu.. S35,22s44
gffctt,H uRb SbIIeatioEen abiOut
Uon her @eitlidait s,sisHet
tDlarttperth thl.............-...... A1S,o3I'20
Gdlli9e Wno ouigcIouf,nc StHieu GuI
&h.tteE. DbItsatIoEsH u1o anotre
SIhtThttteH ........... .-.....-... S,9ZO.Io
gaar i'm SGuptblr,ou Der GjtIeGz
ltat, Der S,isni1aft ssbortuo uro
IN otI SGnt bepo. TIT. .....-........ 6,OoS.oo
grant.n m ~, ''er..' 2143I1
81. ouotT.u sug.faHoen.H @Utba=
ben, IN otn Strldte in oleieM Sus
rsau H6ner GHse9.beI-... 66
@,fOmuts Bu9tiiaHocr. @utb lttr... $469, ,925.29
3erbinplid)feiten.
gihbtritt.ts t,r:t=
ncte uub unbeBchIte
8erufis ........... $l,525.o0
Reierpc, rpie onrth oas
9eieR poTstihrn@
btH............... 32,3O926
@,auut, g.rbinaIidt,iten.... $33, ,s34.2o
utb,ri6u6 biritdnit O.rgoIie,n=5n'
gtnseBoblt.s 9runOtapitaI I........ l27,5oOoO
ntb,ridus hiHfihtib Der 4ttitHzSus
p1peI .....-.....- ....-.......... boOo,oO1 No
Granmt. n n q men........ $63,TSS.d1
9orGmmte Il a b ben..-....... 54,O26 SO
Ettrae Der am Fl. SeSemhtr 1894
in ben 8tr. 2toatsH in Sraft tez
RR0IItrH PoiceH..-............. 6,65S, $4,000
Pttro9 Der in DinrpIaHb Dd5reub A,s
JabTts 1894 aues.f.lte1 goIi;eH 3,5l 5,412.OO
guf oa5 DGIpIdHber Sed6tt IN
1894 cnpIanseue 4rdnIieE. 27,291 SO
iuifs ,'~'.. ~,....>... 23,17722
Sn QlarpanO In 1894 ,rIitt.u. 8.I'
Iuft, ....................... 24,O27.22
2tant nRarpIanc.
HfcfuranIf . cporfemenf,
GpmmfIdrSsS Bureau,
annapolis, BEN 13. SSebruar 1sS5
9r @emdsb.t bes &eies5utes ofeHtlit.r nllets
mtlEer Geiese beib.nae it hermit, oas Sorit.btns
ecs ciH fpGbrbet5setrtusr Nus5us aus btm NusDelie
Der "penboepa 6eurr. .9erfIoberunsss s6eisHfdbaft
pom Baltimore, Wh.," bis SuuI 81. DECEMBER
1894, iuIe cr in bi,i.m SIr,au tiEgtreilt iuoTo.r h
8. 6reemau Sdiiu,
aiicfUya1s z&smmiilr
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Die befe 3ribiabrsz Mrbi,in

9u9enblfIif tf Elm Seoer oarauf be-
oodlt, emas fir bic 8eiuisung ieineS
gluies sU tbun. ODER uie man ;u ias.u
pfIcgt, erne 5rnblahrssM sMeoisin III &c.
brauh.u. llnO Dies 1T oolltommen
riding aehunoeIi, iebodI nluB man bic
geelgnet. Meoi;in elunebmeu. Sails
Sie 9bren Grst cuuiultlren, 10 mirD
Hbu.,, ~; Il 20 ioosu.
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3,uei Sorteu bod eIe9anter lleber.
rode haben mir heute erhalieu, nit
9oppeliGumeu, poIIem &iiden uno nit
S.De sefiittert-$15 uub 500.
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Ser 9emtiibe Gorreiponoent,
EdeIan. p6HentIid uHS esRntass'
q. Rains, eiaenthamer nno @ssafte'

(SatioIs,r bon Q. 4ains),
saeneh-Qde 0aItimorsrStratt uHs *sf'StTee'Aps.
gr,is ses II AeHnen pIattss, bur4 1rass. b.iorst,
l2k cts. tdeItAe pns sennts 9S,MnIsgaos 10
Lrdsei.-2a efidj utbA esnnta ess nus gabs uHtsr
Porfo.eerauSs4stluns, $3.50 pro sass taI as!,t:
Nil GenntaeebIatt, psrtofrti nit Ghsus tlr CLUBS.
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ms Sabx-Das Ssns unb siuiane teuttAs 0tstt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13

Sc iTt uuier Gbrsei,. uur berurtige
Sleiouugsfide 81 oertauien, bic Veute
nit Stol3 tragen t0uuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13

uDieue Irm. Tnb 10 furs, ober meine
Seiue iiuo 10 lang" 10 bort man ite oft
ausruf.u. 9ies bereitet leoot III uns
ereu @eifaft feiue S6wIsrl9teiten.-
gSir t0nneu eiHeu Sebeu auirleoeH FEEL
len!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-13

3as fiub iol6e 2eute, bic ntrseub
anosrs paiienO. Slelouugsftiide iinben
fonntu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
PECULIAR ouAsHfe DIALECT.
Odd Lingo That Is Spoken by tho Natives
of Jamaica.


A thing that fills you with nmnzement
Is tho queer gibberlsh that Is spoken hore.
writes Fannie Is. Ward from Kingston
Jamaica. In this old English colony Won
expected to hear the English language
and they call it English ana would feel
greatly iDsulted II you intimatcd that it
was not Of the hest
We got fair and easy sample of tie
Quashie" dialect, as 1t Is called, of the
Jamaica negroes tho moment wn snt foot
on shore Among tho crowd clamnring 10
carry our things wa singled out big coal
biack fellow in white linea suit, hccnuse
he looked the most Intelligent. In reply
to the question how much ht would charce
TO carry one trunk and two sntchels to tho
custom house be yelled: Hi Buckrahl /
dat quick, quick fe quattie fc do III tInys
an tanner fe t1ink, " which, as translated
by our consul, who has grown familiar
with their numbering Of the kings Eng.
iish, meant that ho would do the job yery
quickly and wcnld charge 'quattIe, or
one.quarter of an English sixncnce 90
cents In our money!, for each of tho small
packages and tanner" sixpence, for
the trunk
All tho negro sentences appear to he
constructed on tho baby talk plan, and
1t rolls out In an oily stream from their
thick lips, wholly unintelligible to the
newcomer. Tho poorest of them are very
polite to one another as well as to stran. |
gers, and 1t Is amusing to hear n half |
naked wretch, hatloss and shoolcss, bow.
ing low to another in the samo condition |
and saying: How do dis morn, marmp |
Hope un do be well, mhrm," and the re-
sponse invariably Is, Quite well um dis |
morn, sar, thank um, sar" The use of |
"um" Is not understood, but is constant |
and 1t is always "sar" instead of 'masss, II
as in slavery days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
TIE SONG OF HURRY.
0. it's Hurry. Hurry, Hurry! and lts hur

o. irs Hurry. Hurry, Hurry. and lts hur.
ry all you canl
You've got to keep a hurrying. and hus.
- tie like man.
Tho easy way OF going Is relic ef the
Past.
And , now it's Hurry, Hurry.up! Now.
Hurry! Hurry fast
lts very sure u you don't run the othsr
And SO you want to hurry, md then hurry
harder still.
Ii some ones bound to beat you, you can
:. pass him In II wink
To think.
Ihere may be Time to cntch your breath
When you have caught your car;
but sixty seconds to the minutes all of
There are, are but sixty minutes out of every
ana when you figure very fast, iL's awful
how it goes
AND don't forget you've got to get there
:. mighty quick. because
iouVe got to get away again; aud snatch
1t from The jaws.
Whose jaws they are don't cut the ice NOR
y what you're going to snatch
You can't be too particular In such n
shooting match.
You needn't stop to fix your feet and try
to walk a crack,
For though It's tough a agetting there, It's
tougher getting back.
Ihere'5 little time TO llnger on the Qreeny
grassy lawn,
When long before you've gotten there Won
ought to then he gone
30 Keep a-humping, humping, now, and
jolly right along.
With here a Hurry! there a HurryI than
Hurry! strong.
Ii you put Keep your hurry on, and hur.
r., hurry fast
lts Ten 70 one you're on the run. and may
get back at last.
New York Sun
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
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According to Professor Kratter Of Gratz,
who has for some time been performing
experiments on the effect of electrical
shocks on animal life, death is most usu.
ally caused by sudden cessation of raspira.
tion and consequent suffocation. During
tho sunoostion the heart continues its 40.
ton. If tho asphyxia lasts more than a
certain time, about two minutes, the heart
stops this being secondary phenomenon.
Generally speaking the animnls used
cats, dogs. rabbits and mice-were not
easily killed by 1900 1000 volts aiternat.
Ing Tho danger appears to lie In the
nervous system and to decrease with the
amount of brain deVelopmnt. Frequently
death occurs by momentary stoppoge Of
the movement Of tho heart, but a slow
cessation of the hearts action, such as has
been observed in cases of human death
was never observed In no onEe was apy
anatomical alteration observable to which
death might be attributed but there are
sometimes lesions breaking Of blood YES.
sells, and the diagnosis is rendered certain
by the peculiar burning at the position Of
contact and by the escape of blood from
the capillaries, which indicates the patb
taken by tho current. PHILADELPHIA REQ.
ord.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
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ABSCIUgEEY EURE


This Is the age Of tidblts. People ar,
content to ho fed by literary cats meat
men on scraps" and TO nourish the soul
on journalistic essences. Such a state Of
things is the Nemesis of the printing
press. 1t is so much simpler to glance at
the newspaper review OF books than to
read the books for ourselves As rule
too wo merely road the startling or snicy
extrncts which the reviewer Is compelled
to tear from the context
The result is that the ordinary person
who passes some glib Judgment on such
work as the Thomas Carlyle" of Mr.
Fronde knows as much Of its actual con.
tents as the fashionable idiot in dickens
knew about Shakespeare sublime trnredy
OF = Macbeth. " To that gentleman Mac.
beth was the play in which there was "a
dem'd uncomfortable woman who insists
on getting up in the middle OF the night
and walking about the room with a light.
ed candle. National Review,