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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

Nv
NEW YORK. October 5.-Specu!-tion
at the Stock Exchange took new turn
to-day the railway stocks. and more
especially the Changers. looming mo
prominence. The revival Of activity III
these stocks was due TO the reports from
the West Of the Improvement IN the out
look for business there, which started
a moderate covering movement ali alonS
the line. 1t was said that considerable
progress had been made toward settle
ment OF the Western Freight Associa-
ton trouble. and that the Colorado mat
ter would be taken up next
Rumors Of heavy increases in the traitlc
returns Of the Northwest and 81. PAU
have. however had more effect on the
local shorts than the reports OF settle
ment Of the rate disturbances. 81. Paufs
report for the second week OF the cur
ront month. il was said would show an
enormous increase, while the Northwest
for september Will probably report gain
of $4,000
on these stories the Changers improved
anywhere from 3-l 10 l Is per cent, Rock
Island selling up TO -, ST. Paul TO - u
Burlington and Quincy to 81 Is. Omaha
To % -. and Northwest TO lV1 Is. Union
Pacific was higher at Is l-2ul6 Is on the
favorable outlook for the reorganization.
H. y
and Texas preferred were also firm.
Semi-ofical statements that the earn
ings OF the Manhattan are increasing,
and that the first charges after January
lst will be materially reduced caused an
advance In the stock named 10 Ill.
In the Industrials Chicago Gas rose
from IS 3-S to 10 and receded TO 90 u.
The Reorganization Committee has APP
Piled to the Stock Exchange to list the
central Trust Company's certificates OF
deposit for Fidelity Trust Company certi-
Gates The committee controls H. 500
shares. in a grand total OF 25y.O,J shares
and II is given out that the Central Trust
Company certificates will be- placed on the
regular list by the governors OF the Stock
Exchange tomorrow.
Sugar was weak in the early trading,
on a reduction in the price OF refined.
Later. a rally from los II To 100 Ia took
place. Leather sold at % 3-iU7s 81, ex-
dividend of per cent. American Spirits
Manufacturing. common, when issued,
sold at l-2G5 This company succeeds
the old Distiling and CattleFeeding
Company.
Speculation closed strong and SAL 5-s
per cent. higher. Rock Island leading.
Bonds were active and strong. The
sales were S2.l52000.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
l6s. 900 shares. and Of unlisted 2l.OOO shares
Treasury balances: Coin. S92 i5l gu: cur
rency. S99.S54,5SS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call firm at ~ last loan
at 2l-2. and closing. offered at l-2 per
cent: prime mercantile paper. l-ili6 per
cent.
Bar silver, CSC; silver at the board
steady.
Sterling exchange nrmer, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.MnSLS Ia
FOR sixty days and Aa S-insLss for de-
mand: posted rates. NS l-2a$S II;
commercial bills. SLS6asf5 l-2.
Government bonds steady; State bonds
quiet; railroad bonds higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, october l5.-Nir-
ginia century bonds, 81 5-sd63; Baltimore
and Ohio. % 1-2a62; Northern Central ~
bid: Baltimore and Ohio, Southwestern,
Is. Ill IL bid; Consolidated Gas, stocks
81 81 bid; do. bonds, ZIG light; do. 5's,
los IL bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

March. so3s; April. ss.h; May. s
June, saF Z a;
NAvAI~STORE MARKETS.

V'F'<
WILMINGTON, n. C.. October b.
Rosln-Firm: strained. $50; good strained
si.25
Spirits OF Turpentine-Steady; machine.
% 1-2c: irregular. DC.
Tar--Firm at $40
Crude TurpeBtine-Steady: hard, Nlo;
soft. $780, virgin. $3.50
CHARLESTON, s. G., October i5.-Tur-
pentine-Flrm at Sc. bid. % lie. asked
receipts, none. ... -
cepts, 233 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. October lo-sp'rits
OF Turpentine-Firm, at % l-2c.; good de-
mand. sales. 1000 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales, ieo barrels a. b.
and c, Sis: ID, $l25; Il, N.&; y. N.o.
q. $40; II, .ij: |, $l.6Ousl7O: X, $40; NJ
$3.50; y. $50: window-glass, s.; water
white & q - --....-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
Ucdocking Of the Texas.

WASHINGTON. u. c, october ID
AFTER an inquiry into the matter the
Navy Department has decided that the
depth of water in the Norfolk navy-yard
viii not permit the new battleship Texas
D., he locked there. The dock was found
,dequate for the Texas before she was
qtted with armament and other heavy
material but she is now too deep in the
water to permit her to enter. She Will
I'D. sent for docking either 10 Port Royal
: c.. or the Brooklyn yard, with the
Probabilities strongly in favor Of the lat
ter place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations.-Wh Cherry, 1ou72c.
mixed Ggll &c: shOrtbeTy ts,l,-C.' No :
red. nc. Corn-White NirgiE!l 81 4oc.. No.
white, 39c.; No. = mixed. 5NH3:c. Oats
No mixed, % l-2ff2ic.. NJ. mixed,
- l-2a23c.: winter-seed. 25d23c. Rye. 45lg
igc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
NEW lOhh STUCK MARKET.


Closing Bids.
chicago 3as Trust. ........."..... 69H
Delaware, LacSawanns ana western..... 100
Di.tillers... .... .'..'''''.'. ~fH
tr,e........ ..............'....''''' ~-s'' i~'i
Ere. prsterred. -f's
Generai Electric. ........................... 80
limos Centrai..... .............-.'.'.''-. lOV
LAKE Erie and Western ................... 23A
Lace Erie and Western preferred. zee. a
Lake snore. ..............Iol
iou.byiIe and NASHVILLE. o2A
Louisville. New ALBANY AID Chicaec...... on
Manhattan Consolidated. ......." -, llOts
Memphis and Lnarieston. ..........."... -
Michigan Central. ................ "oIa
Missouri Pacinc... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oISs
Mobile and Ohio. ....>~~s...-.' 20
Nashville. Chattanooga & 81 Louis...-.... 10
United states Cordage...... ............. "a
United States Cordage. prsierref: ....... ld
New JERSEY Central. .............-....ll2
New forkCentrai.. .....................l Oles
New York aud New England ... ......... 81
Norfolk and Western. preferred ......... l4is
Northern Pacl1e ~,
Northern Pacific preirri ed............ 1854
Northwestern. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i4Sls
Reading .....................'.. -
hook Island. $40
II. Pau. ''s
~. Paul. preferred.
silver Cer;ncates. .-.......'..'.'. oHt5
tennessee Joal AMI lron.... ....... AZ
Tennessee coal and Iron, preferred ......lOl
Texas Pacific. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO3s
Union Pacific. ........................ -.... in
WABASH, pref erred. Recommendations. ~
Nestern Union. ............'...'..' ''""- o-'S
Wheeling ant Lake Erie.................. l5k
Wheeling and Lake Erie preforrei,....... AN
BONDS.
Alabama GLASS 1.......................(b) 1921
Ala Daina Glass bI...."..............."(bl 1904
Alabama Glass Cl.......- 80. .-.......... 100
Louisiana stamped 4s........... ....., (bllOO
North Carolina fs......................,. iO2
southern Railway - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9tl4
southern Halfway, common ............... l216
Southern RAILWAY. preferrei..... ........ aok
South Carolina ~ Observation-Disclosures. 100
Tennessee Lev settlement IS ........... 90
Virginia IS, preferred. ................... 30
virginia Trust Receipts. stamped. ......... 6ls
virginia ContOis. .........".-.. v
United States AZ, register ed..........."..l II "a
United states = .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

Are you taking SIMMONS LIVER REG
rLAroR, the "KING OF LIVER MEDI-
eIyEs?~ That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. 1t is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
appointed. But another good recon-
meudation for it is, that it is BETTER
THAN PILLS, never gripes, never weak
ems, but works in such an easy and
natural way, just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. 1t never fails
Everybody needs take liver remedy,
and everyone should take only Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
BE sure you get it. The Red Il
is ON the wrapper. j. Ii. Zeilin Il
Co., Philadelphia.
Nl 6
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N,NTS No DIVISION.
s. ga,rd Of Aldermen ApprOpriateS
$4,000 10 Streets Generally.
- go RAISE THE WATER.

$4,000 10 SHeS'S uVutla''''
.,,r 20 RAISE THE WATER.
Matter Goes Rack Again
and buildings and the
,., ,~mor, Contract for ""s-
,,c Vcst-rud Awarded.
r.etiug az tho Eoard OF
..- .t.d in the Council 'h'i"-
As soon as the number
necessary were In their seats
f..A up the report from th'
.r streets. embracing the
.,pmpuauue |ao."o to streets
, accordance with the terms
whereby Marshall Ward
.lDa jefferson Ward 5000.
N.,I $3.50. Monroe Ward %,"o
..... $4,000. ana Jackson Ward
r.- resolution was read MI
....I4-a substitute an ordinance
.. >.,or, to bc appropriated
Generally. and repeating all
,.rich provide that on Febru-
.. .r.>u.udeJ balances shall Re-
General fund. The substitute
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

1otal ...... 6Sl 49,
INTERESTING CASES TO BE TRIED.
During the term OF tine Hastings Court
of this cry. which begins on the 18th,
the several suits for damages brought
against the estate OF the late c. y. Ro-
maine by the administrators OF the per-
sons who were Killed in the, explosion
AT the Romano fireworks factory on the
Eth of April, 1894. will be called for qria;.
The amount sued for in each case IL
$1,000. Eminent counsel will appear in
the cases.
PEANUTS AND POLITICS.
Or. NJ. G. Holt, Of Surry county. who
was i'm the city to-day, stated that the
peanut crop in his section would be very
short this season. but thaT the prospects
for a Democratic victory in November are
veIy bright.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
The vestry of st. Paul's Episcopal
church met this evening to consider the
call of a recto~ to succeed Rev DIR. G.
X. Hams. resigned. The disposition OF
the yestry is to select a young, active.
and intelligent man. who will not only
make himself popular as a pastor but
able az preacher
City-Trcasurer Slaughter this morning
delivered 10 clerk Gillian liz certificates
to be admitted 20 record In the Hastings
Court Clerks Office. These certificates
vest the title OF III lots Of land I'm the
Gty Of Petersburg, it having become the
purchaser of the real estate described
therein at delinquent-tax sale held more
than two years ago.
This proceeding is taken under au-
thorlty vested in the city by sections
IL to Is inclusive. of its char
ter. 1t Is learned that the attention
of the city fathers was first directed
10 its rights in the premises by a suit
which was recently brought against the
city for damages To certain piece OF
real estate. and which resulted in a YER
diet in favor of the plaintiff for $50 and
costs. The property had been pUr-
chased by the city for delinquent taxes,
and had the certificate been recorded.
the damaged building would have been
its own property, and the suit would thus
have been ayerted.
The only way that former owners of
these pieces OF property can recover their
titles TO the same Is TO purchase
them from the city.
1t is understood that there are to BE-
other certificates OF this character soon
10 follow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

as 20 RAISE THE WATER.
Waiter Goes Rack Again
.,oand, rad buildings an" the
.,r ,rmor,-C"ntr"ct for ""S-
t,c Vcst-t,ud Awarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. Is,

sun sets ........5:30 Morning ............2:36
Moon rises ......i:30 Evening ..........259
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 10, 1885,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise ana passengers; irwin weiss
Schooner John NJ. Brown, Brown. Phila-
dolphia; light; TO load railroad-tles and
BARK Golden Chief. Chandler. Kenne-
bee: ice: Mutual Icc-Delivery Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Domnlnp. Couch,
New York. merchandise and passengers;
George W. Allen * Co., agents.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. Is. 1895.
0By te!egraph)
ARRIVED
Steamship Chatham. Johnson, Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo
Steamer Elm city Marshall. Walker
ton; passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship. Chatham, johnson. Provi-
dence via Norfolk; passengers and gene
raj cargo.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm city. Marshall, Walker
ton: passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT 18th.
By telegrapn)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Governor Am2, Providence.
Schooner J. +. Randall, Portsmouth.
Barge J. +. Merry. Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner Governor Ames. Providence.
Barge J. +. Merry, Boston.
Barge ). A. staples. Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

Cash quotations.: Flour quiet; prices un-
changed. No spring wheat j99sd6O' SC;
40. red 6oasNt2'sc. No. ? corn. 29AQ
- C. No. oats. lSisc. Mess Pork, $S.J0a
$S.G2ig. Lard. $j72,4H$5.75. Short ribs.
$50. shoulders, $3.50 S5S1ia: short clear
sides s.. 15nS6. WhiskeY. <.22
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
PEANUTS AND POLITICS

DR. NJ. G. Holt. OF Surry county. who
was in the city to-day, stated that the
peanut crop in his section would be very
short this season, but thar the prospects
for Democratic victory in November are
veIy bright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
british Commander in Egypt.

LONDON. October l5.-Majo c
p Know * is gazetted as commander OF
the British troops in Egypt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
I'VE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and talr.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temnera.ure. ..............6 3d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16

N.''f some further discussion by cOun-
4Itain Cross announced that he
o. arrange mcnts with the Postal
fiH ',mpany. by which one Of their
could De connected this after
"a O'Clock with telephone IN
-' f.sniIt.on adopted at the last meet
f. ANeL the city Engineer and Su-
i.tnf ~ Firc-Alafm Telegraph
,.I examine into The merits OF the
a.. f''h'e "a the two competing com
AZ 49,. Win The privilege Of calling IN
'~'S'st expert. Was then reseInded.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BusI
NESS CENTRES OF THE wORLS.
Prfces of Money, Bonds. Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
in Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

: WASHINGTON. October l5.-Fore-
east for Virginia and North Caro-
lima: Generally fair weather
b,nt va-iabls winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-16
ARRIVED.

Steamship Old Dominlnp. Couch,
New York. merchandise ana passengers;
George W. Allen & Co., agents.
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3auanifhrs Efarabnis.
csi< es r<rRsrbeaea Rriessx eeS Seifass tn
Sierra else ~tenppsars ssah<aatts hssea-
Ter zAizteSxiearr-

csi< sss rsrRsrseaea 1riessr ees 1ifass tn
Sierra ssxe teEpc-ars ssnh<tatts Hssea-
Ter zhiztsSriezrr-
ueher bic iapauiiden gegrdbniBs
eebrdudc nab Scr Shlaht bon Fines
Dang f6rcibt Der ~berihHate Sriessfor'
rsIpcnosnt Sres. Siliiers Solseunes:
Sieie ron ben 9raRfea uub Serrruu'
heten, relte iterbeu, reroen nerbraunf.
9hre aide niro eeiammelf, tn uiers
edge Sditfen gethan uuo cine 5eit
lana in Dem fleiaen 6rieSboL nel9er
Iih ieuieits Der irenineu NdeneIfaiiuns
IL Sheadiipo h~efineet, aufbefpobrt, bis
tie etggas ipdter ausgesraber uuo mad
Sapau eeiai;St MIN. Die Gerennonien,
pie Id lie rad Der Shlaht bel Sing
9ang 81 teobaditen @eleeeubeit battle,
maren peeer feierftd nod eiuoruds'
ocll, Ioueeru eiHfodl ieltiatn. adlt3ie
9eidlea parer in perIdieoeuen HiGsen
bes 9anSes perbrnnnt unb ibre Hide IN
fleiaen Sdltan nad rem SertraeSbafeu
beIorSert morben. Gieie wurben beim
Soipital in Suei sroBe i9parse Stften
oelegt uro binter elmer geulif6ten
8ro;eiiion bon Sulis, Siirseru uuS
Soloaten nn6 benz Segrdbnieplas 9e'
braft.
SuerIt fomen Bulls nit Baun1;weis
gen uno flatter1ben peiEen S6neern
in ibren tSdnSen. Damn eiuise Gclba'
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.&enn la5 SriDjabr
,,fommt, Damn empfebIe ih pe-ru-
ud allen Geioeu1eu," fd9t Re-
bafteur 10. G. popelI ron
GIariu9ton, Chic.

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DEPENDENT" uon @~iorjueton, DOM,
idrsibt, RAP e. on YroubitIs uao IA
tnrrbalii5cm 6ic6er ertrontt geluaier
lei; Der aopf mar in Clrtm Iu.6ttrIi'
den 3uitduoe, bic 2uu9su idip3r aH9t'
9rlnsu uno 10 ftit NIB numb, baB tr
fnum aitmeu fOnnts. uuo er ml6te
Iottludhrsno butter. Gr reriuhte tOtdle
aerjte Suei Nounte loug uHo uabm
Sohlr,ibe 9uiitrz uno auoere Neoi5treu
ell. Yotm ihlicBii6 orsi 5ta'tEn
&csru.un uno ,uutoc Uouidnoig sehsili.
Ga 1T nustus, Den Ysriuh sumohcu.
audi nur IN ldunteu umri6sH ben 'uuU-
osr5aren Griote 81 beihreiteu, ueid,eu
3e:rn.nd IN Ger Ssltuug uou adtarI9
gchabt bat. Gjeitr Gtfotg 1T gdr5lit
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no Die arauthsit adnstjd aug eem Su.
ittms idsIcet, ~aultait elu uulnesHt3gcs
SUMPTION uHr tsmpordr I'll beisIt'1fr.
9tiht nur plro Raidrrb in afItI Stc-
oieu uuo &arie;dteH proMpt gcbsiIt,
iouosru aud 6~rtdiiurssn. OUTER,
SroHditis. Die Grippe. utatart bdIiidt
Ipspepfil. lie ale iutitJeH. iihsr una
permanent. Der 6eiltraft ets 3esvusHo.
VIA cine 6rubiibrs 9lsoi;iu IT Sc
ru.Hd civ interchangeable psi.uliitef.
O. re,ura. oas Slui our9 geroauuup
uuo belsbt ods senjr Spiiem eHra sit
germebruns tes Rdhrwsrits3 Ner Sysi.
Ter. Spring J'cber". ME CO mlnt.
NAL asnahHt miro. ius!hss eSu rrinatic.
tea, fhldiriges 6sfhbi eTifugf. eas Oh
Serrihtuu3 ssiitigsr Ueer pbpIi6el
Slrbeit iait 5ur tlumoJlid'eit matt, il
cine 5oise gcfio5ter GsteauuHg. NM
SEINE Slut.4Reoism w'ro bur ugu it.
scHo pslGsm RussH ieiH, rpeHH ~ rit
iHi Siaasc II. Die Hprmals SfToanuuc
luieeer bcrsHasQsH. Die sress gepu
f1rildt Dts Be ru-aa u orr laaiiatl
susuihrstbsH. eos e. "a a!kH ioIttr
5dIeH eit SsreaHunss St5rHassa 10
fort aufbebi NIB ods SfIt terCiaert
eurn DIE aciHisuTs esisr ichr iuiti,
seE Eusls eisies 9sssns 5talosms,
Non iszoe mad tinem Butte ME,
5rhticsrs Reeisiren nab 5rahiabrs
sJnnibsi'sH. 6srHer / uslt6rcG,
asbGuNluHa aber aatarrh, oae G5r.sps
Shpias adj, 6uifsa nas GtsdituHssu
pca Gr. Sarimaa. ~fritcHfrei OSrianet.
sRon asrthIs Sern.1a Ttua RaaaI
iaeinrins Company. GeiEEsus. Ohio.
Cur siH frries Bat a5el 2yet4 aersf;
ftre Imam Tr. SartmaH. GetEmtus
C6io.
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65rpei Sebsn dsrstttt.

9tt 5rau Gb65e Thomas bon SuRe.
lieu 6itp. gu, uuree s0H ihrcn Icffo-
rsn seiagt. eas ne eIe StuiHoladi
babe uns isiHs 0oTuuHs flr i5r 2rbcn
lei. uber sipei 5Iaiten Dor Sr. Rings
RtD 2iseoperu babsH ne srinotit se'
5siii. uuo ivis iesi. ihr aeesn ssrsttst.
5srr Thomas Gssers, i39 diOriea
Sir, San6raHeiseo. lit On sizer i5De.
rrH GriaIiuHs uuo NOR DER S6luiHe-
iutt maize. bate anss ubns Gripls &C.
ernudt, iauiie oaHu tiHs fIal6e Or.
SrHs's Rem Si$eostrn uno mar IN ;psi
EpaeR esbeilt. or III uaiarIl9 eaHt.
bar. Sol6e 2Hrsu bsipsiisn Die nun
esy1Oas aroit elsisr RsSiSin sssen
Griditnnssn uRs 3uIttn. Hrsi 4robs.
Fai6sn in 9aiier SroS. 7rnsfure.
Gsip6baiiae 5taideu SOFIA. an. . 90
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lDie 1T Dies!

&ir bicteu eiHhuuoert 9olInrs 8es:
lobnnng iir ieoen Sal uon Satarrb.
Der nldt ourh Ginnehmen ron 0nQ's
Sntatrb Sur eebsilt msresu taua.
s. s. 6 beuep& 6 O.. gigeuil.,
7oleoo, :.
@lr. Die lluterjsIhnsteu, habeu s. :
Gbenep lslt Dan lsgIsn 10 Slbren &c
tannt uuo baltsn tbn fir uOltcmmsu
chrenbait III allen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aeu uuo iiudr5tsu beidblst, ale UOu let
ucr jirna e~tuges1raeueH Serbinoiihs
isitsu su erilIlen. @ 4 * Iruar,
8robbanoels- 9ruauifteu, Sotsoc. 8.
@atStua, & tnHau& 80 drot II.
8gosbauoeIss Sroauiitsu. Io!eoc. =.
0lu's 9atnrrb'2ur ipiro mnerlidJ
ssnommen uno ip;rtt brett onf ens Slui
uno DIE idssimissu Sberfdhsu oes
Spitrms, 9susniiie fret ueriaunt.
Irels 15e. fur Die 5tdite. 9srfnuft
ton allen Apotheferli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-22
Ser asiftiae .irbeber oes sreSfanals

Ter oiterreidiide Geueralmajor
Mc0rctti rcrofientlid)t in Der n9ienen
Sreien Ereiie" cine i3uldriit, III Der
eS tcirt: Sd miIl teiieps, benz
.0roEcu Nran;oieu' uiGtS me9rebulc1.
Gr irar, I'm es furj auSiuorilden, has
Sberbdupt Der llnterncbnrung, leooE
ben Hlun Der Ganaliiirun9 her eGncs
snGe uon Cue; bot 9an; olletn etu
Sciterreidcr, uuo ;lpar mein Gater,
Der Snoenieur 2tlois Sitter Negrelli
.. Motoelbe, auSgearbeitet. Gr mar i'm
;3atre 1910 id)on oamit beihdfti9t uro
hattie Die 3erpirtliduu9 oieier bod
Widtiocn llnteruebmuug lid CUR
gc~Gensaufeabe geitellt. Sm Sabre
lsi7 bat CT ieine eriie tefrtii de
Snipeftiou in G99pten unternommen.
Am Sabre lS55--56 Sat or bel ieiner
smciten-ih CLAUDE, ftinfmonotliden
-armeienbeit I'M Nils2anOe ieinen
Plan enbailtig feitseIeet. On Der
22oheridriit ,auiirin,' Sabrgans
1856, Seit IT, eutpidelte or ieine
Nnlid)t ibcr Die Art uuS 24eiie, in pels
der eas 4roiett 6urf0efiibrt merben
iclie. GIN SUM 1856 fano in Faris
eine Sommiiiion fiatt, in melher Der
3!an NegrelliS nah mieberboIten
Icbattcn ciuiimmis Gu9cnCmuen
wurce. SIN 3abre 1858 iuuroe
?icorelli uorn 8i;etoaig Saio Baifn
gum G'cn.raliHipeftor Scr Sue;s9rbeis
ten %crnlnnt; lelScr tonnte or Die
Triid)te ieines SteiEeS uuS Ialentes
ujdt Uebr pfltideu, Bonn Der Zoo
e~rcilte inn am /. Sttober beiielben
Sahre5. I'm Sabre 1859 brahie Seis
iepS i0inmtlifc Shane uno Shriften
mciues SatcrS touiIidl on lidl, nHo
caourd hot lih peiiepS GIletu auf ole
Sote ser Sjtuatiou gebobeu. Sm
april teiielbeH ,Sdhres Turoea oie
9rteiieR b~eoonnen, une ;ruar 0 BEN
erlisn bic iua teeteu Spatenitih nadl
een Eldneu nieiufS Caters. 2ehu
Sabre iydtcr iyuree Der Sue;tGHal nit
aroFem Forlp eroiiHet, Seiieps nnS
feline Snaenisurc uurScu aeieiert, Der
ScIterreifer Ncerelli ipaT bereits uers
aeiicn. Tiels incline j3uidrift cat urr
Sen 3ued. Die Pflift eeS SohHes
aeacH Den 9ater III eTfullcu, Die Chit
III aeben, Gem Shre gehnbrt. -SIRe
;meite !3ultriit in oieier aneeieeeHs
belt lautet: -Gs riro utsreiliTen, oar
3eoresli mad ieiHer eriteH RsfogRoSr
;iruug in Sanptea it'd an zen iaiieTlid
tonigliteE So~ifriegETaih Uni Die gu
iheiiung eiEiscr Sifi;itre SeS General.
lnS Ses C'euisftabes UeESefe, rtt6c
ibn bei esr aHfHahr1e uua Ai1elliruEe
bee 5crraiEs aa Die SaHS aehCa fell
ten. Sen SeIte Scs GeneTallta6es
pnree il gu sisier giiiiioR SsftiETrnf,
nabTIfsiHlih eeshalb, neil Sc sos
Sahr rotbcr bshEfs ecr aHlaae eines
perftaH;tcu Ssaers Gle S6iafeHauf.
rahnis SsT lIEHeebHng 1ca 3aIeiliGaii
am Gaisiisr sIE 3ufrisssuhstt brEsirti
battle. Sitter {. ~sssereIfi eatuifctts
mir rrifdReli6 feJaes gTeEarfteer
EfGE. ierie aR1 bic esEs1tiea Scr.
lraeieE, mas Iaisa Ten DR. Snrtfahr'
Bartlett Seiieis<H ~EesTara;e uHn ETz
RsRuRSeTEEa inr etsiea 9auH CT
Eofhiste. On Isstga dEseE6iid EzEFte
issotf Sitter u. Eegr1Iii AR efe 9lif.
Eirfans reR fnileTiia icnisIi6ta Sffi.
! ;ieTea nsr;i4tsE, neil eie eczalise
] SeitsuEgT uI6t eiEsn 2reEsgr sa;a
kergtxa sssslts EEs a~RseTsrfeifs eer
S~efsriessrots &c ai1f krgiifises
] tcrHte, has iasieTli4 tsEisliAe Sifi.