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The Washington times., 1895-06-02
DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.

Mr.. Thomas Leadbeater, of AIexan-
dria, Stricken With Heart Disease.
Mr.. Thomas Leadbeater, secretary of
the Alexandria Water Company, and one
of the best known business men of Alex
andria, died very suddenly of heart dis
ease at his home, corner OF Washington aud
Princess streets, yesterday evening.
Mr.. Leadbeater had been at his office
aI day, and at 4 o'clock left and went
home. He had been in his yard among his
flowers, and shortly after O'Clock started
up stairs to dress for dinner, but was
stricken and fell unconscious His wife
hearing the fall rushed up stairs and found
her husband still alive, and DR.. William
g. Ashby was at once summoned, but be-
fore he arrived Mr.. Leadbeater was dead.-
The deceased was for many years part
ner in the large wholesale drug house of
e. g. Leadbeater & Bro, but about three
years ago accepted the secretaryship OF
the Alexandra Water Company. He leaves
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
MARINE BAND PLAYED.
First Concert This Season Heard by
Five Thousand People.

First Concert This Season Heard by
Five Thousand People.
The first Of the open air summer con-
certs by the Marine Band was given yes
terday afternoon at the White House
grounds. When Prof. Fanciulli and the
famous band appeared the crowd of about
8 900 or 1000 people put on an extremely
happy look.
The excellent programme, which was
given in The Times yesterday, was played,
and after the first number Prof. Fam
ciulli had to ackDo wledge the ovation Of
the assembled public. The band occupied
a shady space in the south half OF the lot,
and the people had an opportunity also of
enjoying the shade of the Government
Garden and its best musicians.
Two hours of such music as the Marine
Band plays in such a delightful place was
one of the most agreeable offsets to the
general disagreeableness of the weather
elsewhere in the city.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
PROF. LAwRENcE's PUPILS.
Piano Recital by Them at the Church
NJ 0nr EQfhnr

Piano Recital by Them at the Church
of Our Father.
The piano recital by the pupils of Prof
John Porter Lawrence, at the Church of
Our Father last evening, was attended by
fashionable audience. which filled the
edifice to it's utmost capacity, aud gave
vent to its feelings by hearty and frequent
eucores at the conclusion of each of the
many difficult and classical piano selec-
tious rendered.
Those who took part in the programme
were Miss Rosina B. Marsh, mfr. F. E.
Ward, Miss Burnes, Miss Byran, Mr.. Carl
Ru, Miss Marie Brice Young, Miss Eleanor
G. Preston, Miss Grace Hamilton Jones,
Miss Caverly, Miss Clemepts, Miss Daisy
B. Fox aud Miss Jessie Kerr.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
PROMOTED FOR BRAVERY.

Sergt. Gtrban Made Lieutenant for
His Defense of Esteron.
Havana, June 1 Marshal de Calpos has
promoted Sergt Girban to the rank of
lieutenant because of his brave defense
of Esteron
1t is reported that next September, at
the conclusion of the heated term, fully
% 900 soldiers will be dispatched from
Spain for Cuba
RUmors of another action near ManZan :
lilo have been received here, but no details
as to the result of the conflict have yet
reached the Havana officials
The Washington times., 1895-06-02

The Times has just received another
ard premium books, any one of w hich
is offered, with The Times for one
month, at Thirty-flve cents.
Those who have sent In subscrip-
ttons and have not received their
books viii now be served as soon as
possible.
The Times kindly requests all who
have not received their books to leave
the price of subscription, which is in
advance, at home, to Insure the tmme-
date delivery of the books by our
agents.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
TEN PER CENT. INCREASE.

Tube workers of Reading Iron Conn
pany Feel Good Times.
Reading, Penn, June 1.-The Reading
Iron Company to-day restored the wages
of its 500 tube works employees to what they
were in 1898. This is equal to ten per
cent. increase.
The wages OF employees in other depart
ments will not be increased at present
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
ATTACKED AN EDITOR.
Maj. Humphreys Objects to Cardi
Published in a Norfolk Paper.

MAJ. HUM pnreyS UDJeets 10 CAruS
Published in a Norfolk Paper.
Norfolk, Va, June 1.-The. peIs onal cards
of Messrs. Joseph n. Martin and John
whitehead, in this mornings Virginian,
brought about personal encounter between
Maj. D. Humphreys aud Editor NJ. Glen
uan, at the office of the latter to-day
at noon.
Maj. Humphreys called on Mr. Glennan and
inquired of him If he was responsible for
1.-The scurrilous" attack upon him printed
in his paper. Mr.. Glennan~ said:
Yes" and might have said more, but
Maj. Humphreys struck him in the left
eye, saying: "Then put that in your
paper. sir"
Mr.. Glennan returned the blow and sew
eral more with it. The interchange was
lively until Mr.. D. AdelsdoFf got between
the combatants and parted them.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
cool and SHADY at Marshan Hall.

This is the day when every one looks for
rest and enjoyment and picturesque
Marshall Hall is the place. For cool breezes
and plenty of shade this resort is renowned.
The large Ferris wheel now under con-
struction viii be completed some time next
week and will add to the enjoyment Of
pleasure seekers. Prof Schroeder's ex-
cellent music is in daily attendance and rem
ders some fine concert music. Among the
many historic spots the steamer will pass
are the United States Arsenal, Fort Foote,
Alexandria and Fort Washington. The
steamer Macalester will leave her wharf at
IL a. m. 2:30 p. m. and $50 p. m. The
River Queen will make one trip at D. m.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
violated the Edmunds Law

MoIlie Jones, coloTed, was arrested last
night by Policeman Jack, OF the Third
precinct, and locked up at the station
house, charged with violating the Ed :
munds act The complainant was Wm.
Mosley, also colored. Mamie Sims was
arrested last night by Policeman Kn1pfer,
OF the Fourth precinct, and charged with
a like offense. Special Officer Dogans was
the complainant Both cases viii be tried
in the police court to morrow.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
Policeman blooms Son Hurt

Policeman Bloom. of the Sixth precinct,
living at No 1925 Thirty third street
northwest, was sent for from his hons
Yesterday afternoon, as his little boy fell
and cut his head seriously, neeessitatina
five stitches in the wound The boy wal
doing well last night, however, and moth q
ing serious was apprehended.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
MONDAY. 43c.

White Suede Mosquetaire
Kid Gloves, very best quality,
8, 10 and I6-button lengths,
worth $3.50, S2.oo and $3.50.
MONDAY. ssc. S1.39. $1.49.
Ladies 14-Button White
Kid Gloves, splendid quality,
white and black stitching up
backs, worth $3.50.
MONDAY. 81.
Ladies' I2-Button length
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
From the Sick Chambe1

EOui IIi6 SICK OIIdLIDBT.
Representative Hits condition contin :
ues to improve.
Miss Dodge (Gail Hamilton) is about the
same as she has been. No immediate ap :
prehension exists.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
MONDAY. ACC.

500 dozen Ladies Natural
Chamois Skin Gloves, 6 and
8-button lengths. Warranted
to 70ash. Worth $500.
The Washington times., 1895-06-02
S. KANN,
SONS & co.
The Sun Still Shines

and while he is making
his rays felt all over the city
we are likewise making our
bargains felt in every home.
1t has been a contest these
last few days between us and
Old Sol as to whether our
bargains were great enough
to draw the people out or his
heat strong enough to keep
them within doors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28

Sr. Seurp Seder, BON eer
6irma Summer & Seder, Der IeIt emit
GET !3elt an Der Sun9ensutsinDuna lels
0tno in Ieiner Q6Obnung, 9tr. 2I31,
Niarylauo 9lpeuue, barnieber lag, be'
iinoct li4 nunmebr 0uf pem Me9e Der
0eueiung.
Sn @inci itarb um Otonz
tag Sr. 0arrp Z. 9, 9tObiuiOn, StieIs
iobn 6es Srn. s. Dubois. Glerf8 Der
mitllersn YoliselitatlOn. Gr mar %
Sabre alt unO Triibcr IN Baltimore aus
1aiiig. Gine QSittp, unb ;luei &!nber
betrauern lelneu 2oo.
SrGnbe. - 0urb eiuen 2llarm
bonn &alten Gr.332 uurO Oic0suerwebr
9citern NbenO ua4 Der 8Obnung oca
Nesers Sames GuglOr en- pcr OrAerOs
itraBe, uube gutalultraBc, 9eruf:n, NOS
ielblt baourd 6eutr sutituuoen mar,
OaB Elm SOdofen umscwO Orieu wurOe.
Der anseri9tete SaaOeu lit unbe'
trdhtlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
SrQuoe.
Sic sroBe GeuersbrunIl in DtiIloaufee, isis.
- Queere SrauDifGoeu.

y
- Iuc.re GraubifGoen.
Otilm ufec, isis, 27. Mar;.-
Der (im geitrtaen m@Orreiponoentsn"
berclts telss, upbiid tur3 9smelo.te) 9rOBe
Sranb bat eiuen Shaoen BON 10 obi iiber
elmer WtilIion Dollars anscridtet. Die
otrbeerenbe Seucrsbruuit taul. uuf Bis
iest nod ui6t auisstlarts gSeile, in Dem
pterltOdtgeu 9ebauoe Der Gn9roszOrgz
9oobsz6irmn 2anSmier s. Comp. an
Der GranOsIusur. gum glusbru9. &ur3
nadl Wtittcrna1t wurOe Der Srano
wabrseuomm.n. Die 6la nmen pers
b,eltsten iid nit raieuber Sdneutsfeit,
uno balO idlu9en madltl9e 6eusr9arbsn
aus Dem 8IebeI bsrpOr.
Die sciaunlts ttaot:it. 6eusriuebr
mar ln5plldcn auf Die Sranbltalte scz
etIt unb nabm nit perelrten SrGItsn
ben SompI nit cem entiellelter Glez
usnte auf. Da8 sroBe Oilentllde
Sibliotb tfsebauSc uno oas 0aus oer
rYOuu9 Oten's GbrIitian 2llOclatiOn"
wuroen burd sliibcnoen 6euer.sen
uuO ben pOm 9Siuoe angefabten 6.uerz
earben in Srano geic5t.
Ole 2olnmanui9aften boten g[ltS
auf, biele @cbauoe Dor 3erltOrung 5u
idIeen. Ofit Otibe selans es, Die
Ofientlide SibllOtbef, IN melhcr $4,000
Si1sr auillesen, Ol. gum She'll uu.rs
ieslid iino, Den 9tcriSeu 6lammeu su
sntreiBeu, bod ba6 UI:rte uno FINITE
Stodperf bes 9ebGuoe5 purben einscz
aldeyt, watreno Die uuteren GbcIle
burd WaIler ltarf su lsiocn batteu.
Sn Sen serit5rten Stodperfen b,ianoeu
li1 Wtep:r's SuIneB>G OQeae" unb bic
9taunls oe8 Strslns n@.rmania. d"
Mcblere beua9oartt @eidditsbauler
fi.len Der 3erltOruu9 anhcrm.
0as Gebauoc Ger ,DOung Wfen'5
Gb.itiau 2tilociatiou" muBts nod ptrz
ee5llhcn 9iettunSSpsriuden ben SLANT
men prsis9essbeu wcroen. Cine Sci!
lang waren audi bas rSdltes9Otel"
uno bas yOauioion<Sotsl" pom Ssrz
ocrb.n bebrObt, tnoehen seluns es DER
Sseurrpebr nud uerjweITelten Nnltrenz
sunsen, bem 3sritOrunSswsrt ser 6Iumz
men .nblid @inbalt 3u tbun.
Der geiammte Granddaughter mirO aui
$1,O65, COO bers6nst: 0rpsOuOsiirmu
2anbauer s. Comp. $4OO, 900; baS pou
linen benustc @ebaub:, u.ld.s gum
YlantiustOn 9}uaIuB sebOrt, uuO Der
Sdoben on bem BlbliotbefgebGuoe
$3.50, 900; MObslirma Sunnsr Il Co.,
500, o,OO); Isliunc. Storage 60. $780,
900; Sleiberfirnu Darling & 8OnlbOIO
1000; COLUMBUS Clothing So.
$25, 90; -. ID. 9briltian ahOciatiOn"
$3.50, 900; &unitwaursubaaSlsr 9i0b.l
81 Sieinbarot $4,000. Der Serluit
bss 0.reins r@srmania," io,uie msbrez
rer fleiuer.r 6irm.n unb Briuatperiouen
1T nod nidt fcita.felt. Der gruuu=
idaoen iit nur tbsi!w.iie burd Seriidsz
ruus ssSsdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
Ia,nreau pss S,aotreotftrator,

~ SaItI ben 13. HIdT5 1880.
Die 9Ommiiiore fur BEN 4EynBu1 ocr StraB:H II
Der Etaot Baltimore bab.H cintH pcufanelsen uHo
usrbtitTIeu SerIt uber bic 2DeIiherbobEns sntn,rE,
unb Eurthre6Ens pen SaparerStraAe, pen b:r
SOlunbias bis lur GbiosGptnut, in Gemt6b.it btr
g,rcrbnuns g1r. 81, pom Dlapor uub Staotrntb
SGltiHor, an 90. aprII 1894 s,ntbHlist, ousse'
isIiIst uno nei mir hinttrest.
gs mirs hiernit bctannt sematt, eos bic Slttr
uab glane Der b.iaaftH SaparesGtrabe I'm Shs
r,au ess Staet'R.sltratars etsthts 1aas lans
btaeilist,n gtrfenen, pahrene retr 3tlt sestn bic
gntIhtbuns Der GOmmiiidre IN irstHe sinem GtritiS
u,Ies Gtri6ts bartlett earl5er bat appsQiIt reresn
tam. Sphn u. Wohb,
(62,S,74,So) 6taetNtaitIotey.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
Scrmil9te tclegrapbiiGc Sepei9rm.

Sn 9toriolt, St:g., lit Der WIlls
liondr g&. q. &imbau, Der Gj9ucr Der
groBen Glsurr,ttcus6abrIt in &Odelter,
N.:y,, un eIucm 5cr3id)ta9 9,itOrben.
- AuS Dem @eianguiB gu &thita,
Sani., entipran9cn am Oteuita9 26 0tz
ian9sne, Die ieOOd baIb, nit QuSna7me
BON 3wei 0ieber, eIuseIangcn wurOen.;
- 9n RewzYOrt wurOe Batrif Dee
bins pOn einem 3!nlmcruadbar Obne
ir9.no melde &eranIGnun9 MT slnem
Nteiler augcgriiien unO 5WclmGl IN Osn
2tib 9cto4tu. Der Wtonn fann nIdt
wicOer 9ensisu. Der 0torOsr idelnt
mahniinulQ III ielu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
Die rennnirte st. Iarfus. Sfirbc.
GlnpeibuuS lerielbeu am 81. Iprll. - Ser
ErGies Der Ohio. Spuooe wtrb Su9e9eH


Die eoan9. .slu.b. ct. Wturfus<Sez
meinos felert pom SOnnta9, Osn II
april, bis 6reitaa, DEN 20. Nprtl, Elm
idO..e5 Set, pelde5 uidt uur lhr, lonz
bern audi ibrem Sssl icrser, Paltor Sos
banneS S0rr, ale Gtre ma4r. IS III
bics Die Glnweibun9 Oer uOllItanoI9 rcz
nootrten &irhe Der GemelnOe all Der
Gfc pom 3rOaOwap uno 6utrmounts
9luenuc. Die Wiitglieocr rer GenelnSc
iebeu Der Seie; nit Spannung en19egen,
uuo auI jeoen Sal weroen iie beritlhen
burd SabIrslhcn Seiua lencn @Ian5
perlciben, Den lie perNtent.
Die Glnwelbungsfelcr l6iro nit elnem
0OttesbIcult: I'M Ill llbr am p. &urlt
ibren 2lnIan9 nebmen. Der ErGIe5 pcr
SbiOzSpnOOe, YltOr 6. s. &. SduIte,
miro Die 6ciTpreoi9t halten. I'm a3
llbr 9tadmltte9s ftnOet elu welterer
@otte5Oienit itatt unO an glbenb um IS
llbr prsbigt Ealtor s. u. OormGnn pom
@albinatOu, .. s. gSeitsrc gUtty8s
Oicnite finocn Johann ieOcn glbcnO bis
6reita9, Ben 26. llprll, siuid.t:BIl9 in
Der &tlAe itatt. 2lm DtOntag, ben p.
Qpril, prcOist BuitOr 6. g. 9. EreIIcl,
am Gieuta9 YatOr 81. y. @allOaD,
AM Niittpo1 ga tor >. 9oboe5 pom
gBaIbluqtOn, =. s., om 9Onn,ritn9
9lbenO Baitor .. s. Snaqp BON Der
Dtartin 2uiber Stride in baltimore II.
am 6reltag Ab:up PuitOr ). 0cln5cIz
mann BON 6ullertOn, 8alIImore-Guun
IN. @abrcno Der @Ohe Ncr Glumels
bun9sIsltll9telt finoet in Der &lrde audi
Die 5ubres @Onferen3 oe8 @Oncorolas
3iitrltts ser Sbioz SDuooe ltatt.
Oa5 Snuere Der &trdle lit nit 9roBem
&oltenauimanos pOLltanOI9 renOurt
worScu. 5m srltea StOdluerfe bat nun
bic ;wci btsber pon Der SOnntagsihnIe
benuettu 9taums in einsn groBtn Saal
|. permanoelt uno neue Siee Iitr oenielben
anseiaaiit. Sier funpen, walrenO IN
Dem elgentlid)eu &il dcnlaaIe Im 5ueltea
Stodpcrfe ole 9feuopatlon DOR ltb grng,
Die G,OtteSblenltc Der 9emcInoc ltau.
Der oberc Saal lit pollitduOlg ueu an
seltri9cu unO nit idOncu 6reafos0iaz
ltreien perieben. Gtue uouitGnolg neue
&ans:l 3lert SenIelben unO Die SatrIltcl
marc gleitiaIl6 gang ncu c!n9ertdtet.
Die 9aseinrlhtuug ut IN mOOernem
Stgl uub neue IltasbebanSe tra9cn sur
j3ieroe be8 9aujeu bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
GAQ O b TO O Us
~ YiQell,
ftets SuperldIit9,
rein pe9etabilil4.

goGtomm.u s,tmudIOs, elegant IbsTsOetn. pnT'
1trcu, rceulIreE puIIreE, reIHt9cH rHo tra1tigeE,
Eab!uap's lll,u fur Neiluu3 aucr SeitUerbeH oeS
pa0eRs. &lH9epcioc, DER yhereE, Der Slde, nerA
u0irr SlauteelttR, itplroIltcn SeIuhls. BertlsSS
urperbaulidtel:, SdmorrboIoen.
Sppfpcb, 5raucneieen, SiIichtdt, Snsis
ssffipu. Spspcphe, Straopfuns uns ale
SrreguIdrtdten Fer Scbcr.
gco6att,t S, ioIgeEbeu aus SraHtbeit,n Der Ssr'
hauurassGrsGut ncrrIbreHorH Z Gumptome: Teritopf'
uro inEerc pGEor:hoIbtH, SIuiGnordng nab orm
qopi Sdurc i'm UiagcR, u:btlteLi. So66rtnntn, 9Rt'
b,rrpiltu acgen Gptis, oGs 8etubI Der S6Were I'M
Wta9cn, iGurc5 auIfogtE, Ser6OthmcrosH, oa5 @5e'
fIsl Der SetIcmmuuq oo.r ece SriIders IN ueseEosr
Eoition, seiort: Stbtyait SuHtte ooer ciH Stleler
por ben AuaeN. lyItbtr uEb SGmtrAtn I'm Sopt
WiaratI an BtripirGi!cu, seize tSGrbc Der pGut uHo
Der Iu1eu, SbmerB.H IN Der Selte, Der 9rutt, o:u
GIi,omastH, ploBIIdIs SMtauIpaIHHseH, brsnnsEoes
9scrio, DoIeE RON 0abnao's giIIeu rperSeA
bos Sui.cm Don allen obcu eenoauteu StoruHseu
befreleH.
Srsis 25 GeutS pro Gdbadbtel. Scrtauft Don
Mpotbctcru pner per &off 9eidnet.
g1on lusaoe ih an Dr. Rabfuap d Omp.,
GOD Boz 366, R,p'Dort, um stn Boot Of AsDtes'
Cssatbat5sx.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
Aus unIersr gsItrigtn 2. stOrgen<
EAnsQabf.
@rnBfcucr In WiImaufec.

0iGBttHhi w "ttiuuu!tC.
Ser S1aben erue Si.r:sl DIiuiou Dollars.
Otilmautes, @isc., 27. Mar5.-
Gin Srauo. welAer bsute irIb OIL Der
Gde Der 9raupz4penue uno 4. StraBe
uusbraa, bat Die Sdoeu Der 81. j..
2unner@6urniturez&omp.," BON 9auz
bauer & Comp. unO 8arIins & 8ims
bOlO. iowie mebrert tlclnere GebGuoe in
aide sslest. 9as nSallpz0Oiel," TO-
ME baS r0auiOion.0 0au5" perDen BON
Den 6lammen bcorobt.
SrGnbe.
SudertOn, N.z5., 26. WGr3.-
Inner Staotdsu warO heute Irab uou
elmer psrbe.renben 6,uersbrunlt beims
9eiudt. Inter Den sinseGjdcrten @ez
bauliaf.iten beianO ii9 aud oas Sprit.
5snbaus, wsldss iammt Den Spribsu
nisberbfanate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
Samsa meShanc. m. o.
msreou s,s s.aot.R.atarators.

~ Baltimore, ben II. 1ldra 1854
9i, 9omuiidr, fur ben 3urhbruh Der Strascn in
Der Gtobt Baltimore babsu eintH psuffdneIssn uns
p.rseii,uen Sertt iibtI bic neutrality-suspicious.
gnticdhisune,R unb Nussaben tir ntt Ssnoenlniruns
unb SurhDunune Der Sarrpu'StraAe, BON oer
Y;opcre, bis tur Huihs sGtrase. in Ssmdshslt Der
Bersrbnurs 9I. 80, Dom Haper uns efabirata Don
Saltimsre an 20. @pril 1893 senebuist, ausse'
fertist rao BET mir tinterIeet.
@s uirb hermit b,iannt seWa6t eas bic Su6tr
ruo gldne Ter beiast.n 0arrousefrafe i'm gnrsau
bes itrators erei6ia iase lang bon beute
on ieaca blei6en fur bic Briurs aacr babel betbtl=
Iistcu Eerlon.n, plhrenb p,er 3eit s,9sH e,t G5t'
itelouns Der SsEluIiiidre IN tratnb cintm @trife,
iuelGes 6trihtsbaIftt earieer hat, oppelt fSeretn
tam. So1n u. Wopp,
IGI 7739l StanI=Reaifirator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-28
DsfhwrrSsn nnb Shmsr,en.

G3,sen sop;seb (siRsrlsi OS Htruoi;r yIatur ob,r
uebetbeFnb:n), 3dbnre5. ReuroIglc. 5tbeuuGtIsmus.
NIttcnncb. SGtmerbeu uEo ShDGt1e I'M Stuieu, I'M
Rlderat obtr IN ben HiereH, S6mcrS.H IN Der cies
a,uo Der Seber, Sippcnf.Gs GHtsuuouEs. 9tIertsIn.
ShueuuHaen uHo Shm.rSeu ouer Art wITo bic 4ns
lpeubuu1 poa 9lnolpap'5 Rtaoo ReieI iofortige Grs
Iet,rHs atpibren rRo n.iicn tlir perse 2aat t0rts
seitster Gebrau1 cine permGH.a.e ptIuus sur 6OIss
bab.H,
9unergi5.-gin balber Gbe.IoffsI bis elm 2be,offct
in eineu baIb,n SEn5 g9aeT utro IN rent9eu Dhuus
ten b,,n: 9rdulpi,, Sudrrs;u, UiastHidure. ut5,Is
t,it Srbrsten, SoobrtnHtn, Rerpoittdt, Sdlafoiias
felt, Ropfueb, Sld5uHseH uno ale HHerIibeH Shmsrs
acH.
Gs aibt rein SeiImitt,I in Der gRelt, m,ldes Dtts
Iefeber NIB alc aRbereu Ncdriihtn, bttcten unS
Iouitiscu 6i.b,g 70 fhusl urirt ais, uHtritu9t Don
81 rs PiIIeH, u a0w p's FeGop Re'
Itet
mrsfs so Gents Bic SIafd,e. Serfauft ppn
allen Mpptbctern,
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SmtFsfarfen

uad nuo bon europa iber Bremen oees Gams
burg beorst bic
Grpcettion oes -IeutSdlem GprrefponeentenSS
G sl8..gde Sctimore.etr. uns BeR,SfHcersss.
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9. sSincpr Srpmr, grdfoent;
9lcpe Z. Sa6fon, 8icesErlfioent;
8. Bernard Scotf
SefretdI uno Shatmsifter.
Sanitdts'9epartemsrt
- Ratbbaus,

Sanitdts'5epartsmsnt
SaI It III {, otH z. WldrS 1895.
Die aujm.riiamt, Don 6runeeis sentbumern
uno Mgenfeu Don oltten inuerbalb Der Staot SGltis
more rprb bicrmit aui ben 80. NbihHitt bes 23 Or
tIteIs bes SaItimortr Staoiselcssudes sslentt.
Saut aHorbuuus
Sames 4. WeSbanc. R. D..
Brdiibrnt Der Slnititsbeh0rbe.
30. Nbitntt. IN, a6tritts, w;Its gum S,HeiHs
fbaosH Dsle.n ober pOrausttlib lpii6en Dem trfttn
Sum uno Gem erftn SttOhtr a:mtnhdoub ptroen
t0rHen, muffin spiihtH BEN eriteH 3age beS Sttoz
nHo Dem trit,n 2aat ees sunni IN eineM ltb,n 9abr
arlnoIih seleert H,rben.
limb ,s ia oi, THidt Der Saritdtsbtboro,, tlnt
@opie biceS Gbihnittts einuGl ee5 Utouats lpiittH
bcm erii,n Sstober uHb benz er,u sunni in ieoem Gins
siseH Sabre in Deni9fens or,i tdslh,u 3ttunser iu
p.rOiitntliten. uno frner fol- es Die THit b:r SaHa
tdtsb,horo, isin, sfpiit,n o,m erft,n no SsbEten
Stunt anldbrlih buIb bic BoIiBei,3 omrlfdre uno bic
inter beicn fiebeue,H Waun&afttn ale Sbtrine,
rub,n oetI 8etirao,u orsfdlts iuipiSirsE ~ Iatn.
Nne Gbtritte, SrubeR obcr Rctlraaeu tnnerbaIb Der
etast. bic oann poll oeer attbebn sou pom Ranbt
anstiuqt ans,trofftH Deroen ftne tir elnen Semen'
hGo,r tyuiianc.) su .rtdreu, unh Der oo,r bic Si'
etRtalM.r ODER Der Ne.nt ober bic a7enten ees
9ruEhftntts, gu ntlttm Der betrtfenbr &btctt ooer
bic abtrtte senoreu. uertauen in cine elotust Don
lDanAis Dollars. (DedriS, SpIS. .DfaiS)
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sOipsp's 8eabp 3eItef iff
ftfer, Superlaiitg uuo pirfiam wegeu Der
ftimuIirsHbeu Anr.iiuHa. ptIdas .8 auf Die
RerueH uub bic QebenstrGfte oeS Sorpers
auSubt, ben eritecen ncue Strait perleibeuo
uuO anregeHS N erEeutcr unS ee1eie,rt.r
SraitbethdusuUg bic ltlummernO. %,ta!is
tat oss pbpNtea Sy9aulsmus. lluS ourd
oieie geiuHobeltsiOro.ruoe Iureeuua uuo
gciieigsrte &haustett utrb oe urla d {
bcs Sh meries beeitiat uuo eiu natur.
gemdBer 3ufaHb plsoerltrscfcQt. Dies
III Der 9ruHo, wesbaIb Rtab1 ReItei
10 bemuuOeruSpertb s..ign.t III tiir . {,
ieitta pou = amer; uno obue
oas IlIfo eiueT Sdaoiguug. iusI9. Ntler
reultirt pom @ebraut. ,ler icseuauut,r
Sdmsr; b.uu9eH Cages.
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uIr,avssx s+,st.R,oiftrot,rs

ptb SIICtfWt9IfITdIUTNs
~ SaItlmpre, ben IL. Wdrs 1895.
Tie GomMiiidrc fur ben Surbbrutb bcr StraseH IN
Der Stcbt Baltimore boben tinen poQftdnolstH uno
per6tiiertcH Scrdt uber bic Wertbtrh rhohuHsSteusrn
gntihdbisunseH unb Gussaben fur bic &onbeHElruHs
unb 0urdlbr,d)uHs Der Sfanticpfe.Gtra6e.p ron Der
Sau0ro. bis sur SuibsStrasc. in 9smds5eit Der
ReIorbnuns ylr. so, bonn Diapor uHb Staotrcth pom
Yalrror. am 20. Tpy!I 1893 sen.bml9t, ausgelers
tlet uHb bel mir hHtsrieat.
gs pirs biermit b.tannt stmadht. bes bic Sdcher
uneBlint btioetcr dutc = trdbe I'M SuIsou oes
StaotsaeslitratOr5 orsiSia Saae Lang DON beute on
lc9sR b.ib,n ir bic YIIfuns alsr oabtl betbtI9ieH
Ycrontr, pdbrcrb tpthtr Scit stsen sl, SntpciouEs
Der @0muliidr. In rsenb eIHem 9erlbtt, peldes St'
riGtsbartelt oaruber bat apptlirt nerhcE tann.
Spbn ~. Rcbb.
(61.713.9i Stabts9iea litrate:.
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Der SrOBheriog bon Sao.n, Bring Seinrid
BON B-euBen unb 8.lhsfanslsr Siirit
81 6ob.nIObe bic bauptia9Iidheu @rus
+uIo
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Brii6e griinO(iC6 9e6eiG.

Tas aIttff. etobisn,nt in Baltimore, Don cinem
etutittH Irtt. aeIeItet purberte erfoIsrter 2ureH
her tn Baltimore 0idnNerH, Grauer uub
aiHeern-toEnen aHaellbrt wsrotH. SriH 3tltutruft.
tiHe OPERATION. Die SehaubIuna 1T ponfculmev
Rdler rIe sepis. FUR unftIuhura fcin. Gebubr
8ir.GuftunotH bis uhr. bis 5 Radm.
Der WGrpldnotr Sfpcie oe5
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
III nab Rr. sos, sBra,Gprtbsapcnue,n nab. Der
SpItoHfS rate p,gI.st ppreer.
Or. gSiIh. 6. 3Iomau, anitaIts.G:at.
Wcp.20, ,12Utcl
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Die semd,e uaDc Sous=fpne

2OuoOn, 81. Wlars. = Die yeb0rs
eeu bon 9On9z&Ons itsQen sntialeOsn
in 9lbrebe, oaB in Ser StaOt unO llm'
sesenb cine Seude b.rribe. GroeOem
nlmmt bic 3abl Der plOsIi9.n &OOe5s
ialle III &omloon t1Qlit III.
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Sic Observation-Disclosures.

81. Peters burg, p. WFar;. =
@s usrIuutct, oaB q Sung @bans srz
mGdtigt lit, auBer elmer Srlegsentl ldaz
bisung Die 9btretunQ Der SnIelu 500
@boO, Wtaiicoiima, Sutau, gabuDan
uno 6ormoia ben 5apancrn au3uaez
lteben. @easn Die 2lbtreturs Ocs gianz
tong 0ebiete8 pcroen per3wsiIelte glnz
itrcn9un9eu semadt, uuo iull nOtbigen
Salts aus OenlIeIben eIn Buffer"
Staat unter benz YrotsttOrat 9tuBz
lambs, @nslano's unb 6rantrsi9's sez
Ihafisn meroen.