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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17
A Big DEAL.
Water Works for Marietta
at Once.
A WASTE FACTORY TO Be BUILT
In Connection with the Marietta Paper
Manufacturing Company. This
is Good News.

a very important deal was made last
week by Mr.. S. A. Anderson, proprietor Of
the Marietta Paper Manufacturing Co.,
who is one OF the best business men in the
country. He sold $75, 900 worth of stock
in his two paper mills, one IN town and
in the country, to DR.. Lewe Sessions, O.
Union Springs, Ala, and Mr.. III. M. Ses-
sions, of this place. Mr.. Anderson re-
tains $4,000 worth of stock. DR. Sessions
is very wealthy gentleman and is P.esi-
dent of the Marietta Trust and Banking
Company. He has also bought Mr.. N. M.
Sessions new home and will move here as
soon as he can get possession. Mr.. NJ. N.
Sessions is we'll known attorney Of this
place and has also proved himself a sue.
cessful business man. We learn that these
enterprising gentlemen will at once put in
o good system of water works to supply
their mill with abundance of water and
also the town. They will ask for trans
chise from the city and charter will be
granted next month at the sitting of Cobb
Superior Court. 1t is thought that inside
Of three months water will be turned on in
Marietta MONDAY creek. four or five
miles from town, will probably be the
source Of supply, distributed from Camp
BELLS Hill. This will give Marietta what
she has long needed, and will place her
abreast with the progressive towns of the
State. The Mariettai Paper Manufacture
ing Co. will proceed to build three story
annex on the side street and put in a
waste factory at cost of about $25, 600.
There are only about two such factories in
the United States and the machinery will
have to be imported. The factory will buy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17
H0w's This.

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known f. J,
Cheney Tor the last Is years, and believe
HIM perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West Il Truax. Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o., Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sen,
tree. Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all
Druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17

waste from cotton factories and convert it
into rope, and that part of the waste not
suitable for rope>making, will be made in-
to paper, utilizing everything. The COM
bined enterprises will give work to large
number of hands and prove great benefit
to the town.
The papers have been signed and the
trade closed, and the survey for the water
works has been commenced.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17
-kDRESS ! GOODS

This department should lady surrounding
because the extraordinary
the collection today and should certainly
seen by every who manage @ store
400 yards of Halt Wool Fancies worth 15c at 10:t
$50 yards of Serge Sc inches wide worth 25c at 2Oc
400 yards All Wool Cashmere SO inches wide 4Oc at SOC.
500 yards all wool Poulettes and Chevo Sc inches
300 yards Flannels Dress Goods 36
500 yards All Wool Suah Serge 46 inches wide
200 yards Imported Bucle and Chevots 80 inches wde 43c
80 inch Imported French Bouce Navy Black
Black worth dollar al Csc
"a inch all rough finish Cheviots worth 81 IS
36 inch Worsted Plaids silk effects worth so, 35c
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17

LAxoL, the new Castor, Oil, is being
used ia hospitals. 1t is sweet as honey.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17
Hosiery, Corsets
and Underwear.

r. sc Corses, Black and White Extra long waists 75cg
G. Corset silk Tossed bottom finished with embroidery two
side steels each side white and black, $1.OO
Winter weight Ladies' Undcrves ne perfect made o
Winter weights, Maco heavy feeced Meno with
patent worsed sleeves, warranted not shrink, Soc.
Swiss Ribbed WOOL perfectly made warm Our price now
75cts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17

The French say "it is the impossible thai
happens" This has proved to be the case
with the Mount Lebanon Shakers. The
whole scientific world has been laboring to
cure dyspepsia, but every effort seemed to
meet with defeat. The suffering from stom-
ach troubles has become almost universal
Multi:udes have no desire for food and that
which they do eat causes them pain and
distress. Slcepless nights are the rule and
not the exception. and thousands of suffer-
ers have become discouraged.
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon recently
came to the front with their new Digestive
Cordial, which contains not only a food
already digested, but is digester of food.
It promptly relieves nearly all forms Of
indigestion. Ask your druggist for ione Of
their books.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17
HOSIERY.

dV0lEkY.
Ladies Fast Black full regular made 1Oc.
price 19cts. ~ - ~
High grade Maco double heel and 40 gauge pairs for
One Dollar Regular Scots kind. " 70 ~
Infants fast black seamless ribbed hose, 2Oc price 1Oct
Boys and Misses ribbed fashioned and double heel and toe
fast black, worth 25cts for 15c ~
Gents fast black seamless half
Gents fast black, "a and mixed 125c.
Here are some prices our competitors can't match:
Heavy regular dress plaids, Zephry effects 5ots.
Standard Prints, sets.
"A Heavy Bleaching, sets.
All WOOL red twiled Flannel q inches wide 18cts
Hall Cashmere elegant and heavy Just the thing tor mems
and boys suits " H
Checked crash Toweling, Sets
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17

GOOD thoughts are no better than
good dreams unless they are exc.
cuted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17
Sessions & Tramne|I,
Corner Store in BrantIey Building, Marietta.

This should be interesting reading because tells
goods This grand opening will
the unusual bargains opportunities offered every department
Come quick and get your choice
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-10-17

Our $500 Latest Block nonbreakabe flexible and every one
guaranteed dollars for $780, -' ~
only 98cs. - '' ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01

nnpcr]cBhdeS Bib. Sic Dlet an.Ots
1cuoen Stuoentsn bielten tnl 53oologi=
Iben Garten ciuen GOmmer8 ab uno
pon alien I6etlen Der Staot mer0en
al Gbren 6es Otanne5 pon Blut unb
G;isn 6eueru:rtstorpsr gen 9immsl &C.
lahOt.
9tHOes beim, 81. Mdr5 - Die
8l5mardIeler um 9ermanlazOeufmal
auI Dem JftcOerwalo perllcf lros Der
un9inlt!gen Wlt;erun9 in programme
maBlger Btiie, mabreaO ole geplautc
5uumluation in Scr Stabt leioer o.s
9iegeu5 balber nur einc unpollltanpige
mar.
2lui ocn am 0enfmol crridteten Griz
biinen battcu Die Sifiiiere Der nabcz
Ite9cuocn @aruliOneu, Die @elans>Ser>
cine uno ole GurnzYereine oe5 Nbein>
gau5 Ylas scnOmmen. Sir Die Yrlns
3ellin Eouile uon PreuBen uuO beren
gefOl9e .luorcn beiOnOere Sise reierOlrt
mOr0tn.
DIR Sber 8rilioent Ser R!Ouin3
0eiicns9taiuu crOifuete Die 6eier NIT Ell,
ner |lulprate III Der er ot IenlaeE mill
fontmen bleB, bic gefomnlen lelen um
oen Dtann 81 sDyen, oellen 9tame Iur
INNER IN Der GeldItte Oe5 SanOes
pran9cn meroc unb benz oa8 oeutibe
9Olt lslue Nhtung 9ebietenbs Steaung
Su perOanteu babe. Gr idIOB nit O:m
9lU5oruf Der 9Onuuns, OaB Saiicr
8llbeIm Die natlonalen Grrun9enlaaTz
ten er9ulten mO9e unO bra6te elm 0odl
auI oeu yanoe8Aerren aus.
Broicnor Snefen, uou Der lluiuerltz
tit G)ltBcn, btelt bic ei9entlid. 6citreoc,
Die nimme.suOenwoIleuoen Ssiiau bsr>
uOrrleT. &Obl ME liuO Die SeroIenIte
oc5 Otanne5 pGn Slut un0
Gtltn in iibsr3eugen0erer 8eli2 seIdilz
rcrt wOrocu, wle e5 Der 9ieoner tbat.
Gr mleS nad, OaB Der Srleg in 1870
GeutldIanO auigc5munScH wurOe uHO
Der 9Iiidltte 2iuSgon9 Ociielbeu Dor
gtllem Dem Nlttan;ler 3u oeroanfen lei.
glui cen SOrlbla9 Oc6 4rOieiior5 BIN
ipurosn OcpeiArn an = ismaId uao ocn
&atier abgei0not. DIE osreintgten 9ss
lau4pcrctne laug:n : rOcutldIanO.
Qeutidlano ubcr glucS" uno oann 9lng
Die 8erlanmtIng uuSstnanOtr.
6ranfTurt q. Sic, 81. 0iGr3.-
On Saalbau iano beute 9lbcnO III @bz
rem 0eS 6Iirlt:n Sl6marf cln @alaz
Comm srs itatt, nudoem 3uoOr an osm
0uui: in oer Groben @auu8ltr0Be, III
welhsm Sismarf ais pleuBtldcl 8es
Uoilmad tI9trr gum SuuOcsIa9 in 1852
woGnte, cine @cpcnttaiel anssbru6t
worbcn mar. 9aa5 SlEm uno BrOi.
8Obriirit uOn QeiOelberg wursn O,:
Ncltreoncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01

8e9 bonn SabubOI nad b:m SdlOB 1T
in eincu ein3igcn Grtuupbb bbogeu per-
wancclt wOroen. 3ahlreipc Braiente
iauIen eln.
Oiorgen piro ser Shirt bis Sebn lIbr
Sormlttn9s ruben uub Naun nit Iclner
6amlIle ba8 6rihiliif einnebm:n. I'm
bic 0itttassituno. wlIo sr Die IbOrbz
uur9 Der Ota9 ocburqer &uralitce, ots
0leftGrcn Ser llniperiitGten uuO anoere
Seamten cmpIun9en. Sine 9febe miro
ct nl9t balttn. Der 9roBe Tafe3u9
uirO ila I'M ubr in S.pesuus IeBen.
Die 9raien Serbcrt unO 8luiam,
bic S0bne be5 6irIten, trufen nit ibren
Samtllen seltern bier etu, Or. Shwez
ningcr lam beute. Sin beItlger 9tcaenz
lIurm, wtld)sr nm , llDr etnlcete, nta9re
bic 2anoItraBen i'm SadlenualO aabe;u
unpailirbar unO 2llIss cite Dem Sebnz
boI su uno trat BEN Selnlwc9 uad
0anbur9 an.
Qamburg, 81. Mdr;. = lin y
ltbr beute 9lbenO maren troe be5 9tez
gems uno Scr idmueisen StruBen, Die
yeeteren NIT 0teni4ea ansefiiut, unter
oeuen beiouOers DC 9rOBe &njahl uOn
StuOenteu, wobl 5000 on Der .3abl, be-
Ionbcrs auffielsn. Slc waren Der
Debrsatl na6 im pOlien Sld5 uu0 bes
yeit, an Gem morgiscn 9roBsn llm5u9
t5cil;unebnlen. Seoe5 Sans Der S1aot
lit ostorlrt uEo IN Talt nlIen S1au1enz
ltern fam man cine Sl6marf 8iiIte
ooer Elm Bib oes Nltfan3ler8 lCben.
Die gombaro Bride lit nit $4,000
@astlammcn illumlnlrt, ebeniO Die 9rOs
Beren 0fientlttn @ebauOe. &ie Dis
cOntosSanf" wirO Ourd 10000 @G8z
ilamnen trlcudtct. bic 0eutlde 8anf"
trGat neren 10000, oG6 Jtatbhau5 1O,z
900 ylhtcr, Die S0rle 5000. 9a5
Stftortaz9otcl" bietet nit ictucn 1000
farbigcn Yaupen elucn pradtlSen Anz
blif. SIM gl,iter 8alm iiuo bunoert
Srabmen ueraufert wOrben, uOn me,den
6euerwert ub9ebrunnt wsrben miro
untcr ben eln3elNen Stiiten merotn fidl
elm Gortrat oe6 AltTani.cts unO oa5
Nappcn Gersr pou Sl6mard bsiiuoen.
Me5r ais 1000 9lafetcu meroeu apgez
brannt mtrosn.
OtOrsen irIb I llhr miro Die BOlt;ei
bcn 9ciammeH 9eltebr elultelleu Iallen.
lin OIeie ;3elt meroen 1000 StuOenten
pOn allen llnluerljtGtsn bss 9fcite5 lia
auI Der WOorwcioc periammeIn uno UNI
llbr oura Oa5 0ammzIbOr. Den gloz
dtn9ieBcrwall, ben Stelumau nad Der
&lOltcrtb orzSabnitution marldirsn unO
pon BORT per Sabn nQ6 Numiiple fabz
rsn. Die WturidOrouns lit fOlgenpc
Der G5efz Wiaridau ;u Fiero, Johann
Die Corps Der untperiitdten Berlin,
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ytr. IS.
Sunan uun Shiua.

Gin tbsilrcusr 9&aff.ut ufuuc tritt eiu.
Sbimonoieti, 80. Ntdr3.-Qem
9lbI aluB oeS pom OitaoO ungsOrouct,n
beOin9ungSloien Observation-Disclosures 3ruj'
iden 5apan unS China 9tng cine Gons
feren, ;piiaen b.n iapontihcn 8eoOaz
mShtiQt.n uuo 2oro u, oenl Sawle9:rs
iobne 2is Sung Gbangs, soraus, IN
melber Scr dlusiiltc Diplomat nm TO-
fOrtlse @tnlteGuns Der 6slnoieIlStelten
sriuhte.
Die Seiluna Ser Buroe 81 Sung
Gban9'S mudt CUTE 6ortitritt..
CAN'T amtlid.r Sttunutmatun9 lit
sic 0auer be8 Observation-Disclosures auf
orci @oAen bsmti,n. Die Scrciubas
ruug bs;I,bt iidl. rpls OIii;lca mltgetbtilt
mir6, auf Wtutben unO Die YtauOibu'
rel. Sen Soil uOn PezGiaizGt unb Die
Salbiulel Sbantun9.
&i SUNG Gbana altf Der ScRernt9.
Tofio, 81. Marj. - Or. Scriba
BON Der taiicrllhen lluiperiitat unterz
iudte beute Die 9Suuoe II Sung
Gbang'5 unO erflartc iid nit benz 2luSz
ieben OerieIbcu isbr 5uIrlcOcn. Der
Bulls iowobl mie Die Gempcrutur oeS
Gatieuten. ueId)er bereIts i'm Stanoe
lit, I'M .3immcr unther gu aeben, iHO
normal.
2isoungs&bnms'S "lnsrcifcr bc=
TRAIT.
SotiO, 81. Ntdr;. - &opama,
ser iunse Sapancr, wel4er oen ShuB
aui Yis9In9.Gbon9 ub9eieusrt bat, 1T
;u lsben8langlther Slft bel barter glrs
bclt oerurtbettt wOrOcn.
Bout &riessidIauplnB.
.2ouoon, 81. Dfdr;. - Die Sens
tral ltewS" tat 9ta6rrht.n pom ben
5iiders 9nieln, Die pom 26 Otdr; Oatirt
Iino. 9tat) oen Wieloungen ocs }lOmlz
rails Sto murOe 0a8 Sort Wt0.&un9 am
"a. 0lcie8 Oionat8 nit 2eihtIgtslt cln<
genommtn. 2lm %. 3. Wft5 nabmsn
bic Sapaner Yent Sung. wObct lbneu
ueun 9rOBe uno cine betradtlte 2luz
;ubl feln re Geifiiee, iOlule OfunltiOu
in Die 6Gnoe iielen. Der Serlult Der
Gbincien belrug 80 Gootc unO 60 Ser
mGuOete. Die 9apaner perlOren II
Wtaun. Die idmmtliheu 5uieln ser
G)ruppc beIiuocn id nuHmebr III 0dns
h.u Der Sopansr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
. IS tnarf'S Gbreutag.
9te @orfeier 1T 9amburg uno anoersuo.
Ser snnntas ein Sag Der Rube in JrieOribsrube.

Bonn, Sreslau, grlan9en, 6reiburs,
@ieBtn, @ottinsen, 0tetf8wuIOe, SuIc,
Seioelbcrg, Scnu unO &Oni95bcrg, Die
GborDnunyen Ser 8erbiuOungeu ser sez
nannten llniueriitater, iomie Der t:6ni'
idtn 0oaiAulsu gu Iaden, Sreslau,
@harlOttenburg, 0armitaOt, DRESDEN,
&arlsrube uub &icl bilOen BE Sucite
DiuiIiou, uno sic 8ertrctec ser uniuerz
iitdten 2cip;is, Murburs, Otan4en,
Wfaniter. SraBhur9, 2Ibin9en unO
gSIr,bura, iowie Der Shulen in 9toitOd
uno Stutt9art ben ShluB Der 3usss.
lin I1O ubr 2lbeno8 borte e8 auI 5u
rsgneu, unO Oanu prangte 0amburs
in einem einsigeu iSlummeumeer, cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01

5rteori d Srube, 81. Mar;. -
Gin bibider ionniser 9tadmittas bratte
&auIenoe BON feitlt6 qefIeiOeten Ofens
iden nab bem SdlOBpOrtul, bod mar
Der Glntrltt IN ben Yurf niat seitaftet,
unb bic SOffnuns, Den I,ttanSler ieben
81 fOnnen, paro 3u 8ulIsr. Or. GrDs
ianber lleB ltb ntdt ertpeidcn, bic Shit
rem 6u Offncn. Der 6iirlt uutsrnabm
beute ielncn 9emobnIiaen Spasicrsang
nlat, iono:rn besnii9ts ii9 nit einenl
&unOsan9 burd ben Barf, I'M &rdfte
fir ben mOr9isen Sag gu iammslu.
Im SabnboT iiub 8uo,n aufsel9ta>
gen poroen, in ,uelhem Sier unb l4ein
on bic 55eitbeiuder uerideuft miro Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
TuRlanb.
TuIfiSd1e Yoltttf in 9tji CIT

ct. petersburg, 81. OarS. -
Die in &ronlta0t erItetnenOe Wtarin..
3eitung" cOnitutIrI. oaB Iih au9snblidz
lta 21 ruifiAe Striegsi9iiIe, unter oies
len mebrere Der sr0Bten Der 6lOtte, in
dIn.lidtn 0ewGhegn itutionirt lino.
Die r9tOwOie N0remia" tritt Oaiir
eiu, OaB Die RegIeruns Die YescaOortS.
Snisln 3ullden Dem diusHiaeu set.
lauO unO Der 5niel 6OrmOia occupire,
UNI bort cine aus9eOebute 6lOtteu tatlOn
an5ule9eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
1895. 1895.
u 70 d
Trabjabrs Gr0ffnnng.
Seoer ift ,piGRontmen!
Gin anOenken er6G(t JeOer

llniere jdbrlide S:iibjahrs. Gr5fuurs fin.
bet bente itatt uus bauert Die game
sScd]e oil. g4ir freuen uns uno ituo qliid-
llt], iagen Su oiirfen, bnB etu Ssoer oleie
@elegenbeit beuuet. nm Sa6eu su faufeu.
10 uteoris, pie iie nod ME I'M 9eb.u ofierirt
porSen ftnb. Selbft Die sr0BteH Seiddft.
fonnen nltlt nit uus confurlreu, aus oielem
Srunoe babeu mir 10 pi.le 3uubeu.
Inner Eager BON Dl0beIu, Seppid1en,
SuBteppihen, SleibungsfiideH uuo 0ameu.
Widnteln fir oieies 5riibiGhr iit nuumebr
perpoliftduolgt, uuo mir founeu nit eutem
Gepiilen fagen. baB eS lOmobl baS gr6Btt,
ais aud bus ld0nite, ie III Baltimore ses
ieheue 9Saarenla9er 1T. lluere Sreiie iine
nngeldhr I'M ben oritt:u Sbeil nteorieer,
als in @onfnrrenS. .@eitafteu. Nls Die grob=
ten Sdufer in uuiereu gSaareu iiieIi6 Don
gfeD-Dcrf, bic prompt baar besablcu, flnp
mir III ben Stanb geieet, bIGiser, oils irseno
elHer unlerer @auturreuteu; lnfolge 9elien
tDHneu mir uun tbatiadllh geb.n mir nie=
orl9ere 3tffern fir gleld]e SualiiGteu, ais
lr9eno Elm anbereS Geidditsbaus in Der
Stabt.
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Siele Qeute n.bmen Biqen ein, 81.
8au99rlmmer uno I6iIbrung perurs
laden unb ben &0rper i6mahen. 0i.
Wleiiten ubsr sebruudeu SimmOnS giz
persHeguIator in fliiilis.r oocr puIperiz
iirt:r @eltaIt, oa iie b,Oeuteno an9ensbs
msr eln3uusbmsu iinO, teln &ueip.n
ueruriadsn unO nur in miloer 6Orm abb
Iibreu, Oaoegsn aber bus &Orp,rigItenl
aufiriia.n. Die Wirtuna triiit raid
.tn. gS lit Elm BON Der gtatur iclbit eins
sesebcues SeIImIttel rein Uesetabilii9.r
9tatur.
sd babe bisb.r nod nj, cine lPebBtn aebrauht,
bi; mir 9fus:n bratt:; erf ai5 ib SlmmcH5 gIucr'
Resulator siHsuHehmeH besGHH, iuuroe &ies Gnocrs.
8or br.I 5abreH besdHH Ia nit oem Sebraudc oicier
Di,bSiu. uno i,iiotm babe Id mat mebr an 9ogis
iamcIseu s,itt,E. gbeniO ianpt, it audl meiHer
ShW.n.r (oi. surhihHittt Id IN icocr G9ote ein bis
stpei gni6lc BON 8opiihmcrBeu hott.) ,in babies
gatet NIB II, hat itltoem Hit mebr oayau Bu elben
se5abt."-9. .. 0t 0torris, STopnri1e, l9.zSa.
~ Seoes Ya6et -a
trdst cen z gtempeI in rptber Sarbe auf eem
umibIas.
3. 9. 3eiItn 6 Co.. YhiIaOsIppia, pa.
(4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
Sier babem pir uieoer Gtipas sit
SnoPn

Stelu mt Der r,obudlen, Iuitlgen 3.tt.
wtIdle OleS Sen NIT i'd briugt brn9t aud
bic id0ueu Augebluoe Der 80 eat Atlan'
tic & Yaciftc-S 6 mp"
(Seb.n Sle fd nWama's HslnsS Roen'
fnosp1tn oil. 07-)
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SIM !pnuie, ipie aui 0eiieu ut Or. SuQ' 5
1uiteu. Sprup uou sroBem gtuBen. 6uiten
uuO oas ldnise Sleelu i'm 6alje, lp.ltss
lmmer nleper ;u lOld)em relSt, meroen put.
lam Durdl Oeule!beH beielhst. Yres uur
20 Gents.
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Srforo Hest.

9OnbOu, 80. Mdr;.- Sci Butnsp
funo bsute uuf Der Sbemie Der iabrlide
JiubsrpstttampT 3wiiden Sen 9turerz
Subs Der uniueriitaten SrfOrO unO
Gumbrio9. ltott, SrfOrO trug ben Sies
bapOn, gum 20. WtuI. i,it 0em 8e9lnn
Der lesisen Serie biei.r 8stttdmpie uno
gum iedsten Dtale isit bsm lest.n Sle9e
Der 9fubcrer pOn Cambridge. DIR Sorz
ipruus bes Ouutclblauen gSimpsls (Sgs
forb) betrus 3pel SoOtldnaen. Iuf Der
9udt Der PrslSridter beiaub lia unter
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GrDbbr Itannicn.
Der neu. Spreder Oec lluterbuuies.

2OntOn, 80, Mars. @rem icrn,js
niiter gOro 9tOieberD lam beute BON
Gpbom nadl SonDon, nm elmer &a6luetsz
Sieuns ;u praiiOireu, in lueldcr bauqts
ianlit 6ra9en iiber auswarti9e BOlltif
unO Die Grnennuus zines Sprcder5
oes llnterbauies Oil Stelle bss bon let>
nsm BOitsn 5uriif9etretenen artbur
WeaesleD Eecl erOrtert muroen. Die
Sisung oauerte Srei Stuuoeu. SIR
bu5 Sprs4sramt bei9lOB oas &abin.t,
ben abseOrOnetsn fur Carlisle, 8iQiam
@u1y, einsn tiihtigen 9fedt59rlebrtcn
uno ltrammen 9lnbGn9er SlaOitOne'S,
III nonIuiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
Gr. bon &uu,

fnr tnns un6 duserIidhe arantbeiter. Office taaIiA
BON ID nhr abenes, Sountass 5on 81 ubr Dtits
TAGS. Rr. Ii 3S Rores Garronrpu Apenue.
Dei2o,129lttD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01

anoereu pOrrebmeu @dlten Der amerita.
nIlde 8Otidaiter GbO5. SaDarO.
&eri6ic0eucs.
2onOou, 80. Utar;. - 6reoerit
8eau6amp Eu9et SeDmour, Baron bon
2llceltcr. ;pr .3eit mmauOeur Der
OhttelmeerltatiOn unO Der britilhen
Sesltretttrlite in Den esDptilden Gez
wanern, lit tm Sitter BON a 9abren se>
itOrbeu. Die YaIrswiiroe murSe ibnl
in Anertennun9 ielner 1882 in GSgptsn
s.leilteteu 0ienfte ertb beIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
Der 9enti@e Correspondent,

Edsid, fpottntIidh urb oonnta9s,
q. Raine, Giaentbimer uno Wseaffehr
Cgiodiolssr uou &. &an.),
6nbnen,gde SaItimorssstra6s uno BofESfice=guc.
grsis b.sfdoIiden gIattes. burt Traser b.iOrst.
I2n Gts.; faaIid,c unb Spunta % fAnSsabc 15
Cents BRO Dote ,ahlbar ee oas Slatt beior9enoCn
Grds.r.-9aaiidbn nebft Ins aabs urtt.r
8ortosBorausbesohIuns $3.50 pro S9hr lar tuI3ere
nit sonntassbIatt. pOrtoir.i NIT absus tlr @Ibs.
$3.50 pro Sapr, nat trssns .ineu Srte bss SnIon.
b,s. 81 nod europa 6pnuta al ,aIuS eabe 81
prs Sabr-Das bette unb biuisfte oeutidle 8Istt
In ben DaitteI. unb Slbfaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
9>titen.

9te 9tattge tutrO angcs
griTen, aano Oct 6rarfe
itirbt att 2lusSebr,tmg. Gs
eibt mur eime itdere @te'
tDooe, oieics traitrige Ges
i,sltat su ocrbittem, nmO
oieie beItebt oariat, ole
&ramfbeit TT ibrent 2ln-
fam9sita0iltut s,t fltriren
o1trO ocn 0ebrau6) BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01
GOplI6nlerlCll

mad,n cas- G;ben ;ur Gual. Sdmmt.
lide aubere gsiOen t0nn.n I'D hermit
nidt uersle;4cn. 3as weIblihe @es
idiedt bat gang beiCnOers ourunter 3u
,:iOsn urS nur 8srige eutgeb.n Oen
aour9 usruriudten Sualen.
Grl6(nns unG grIInns bisruun brin9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-01

lie oeutife Yreiie trdgt ben MuulfOrb.
Die Nsrarlrr poqteu Der 9teldsbanf
an ben Sra9en. Die tlsrituleu Ser.
Jude, oeu Sismnrd. Gutbuiasmu8 Su
b1mpfeu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-01
No Extra session Probable.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 8.-All
danger of an extra session OF Congress-
through the failure of the sundry civil
appropriation bill vanished yesterday af-
teruoon. when senator German withdrew
his financial amendment providing omer-
gency certificates and requiring advertise
ment and award to the highest b.dder
OF future bond issues, and Senator Mills
amendment. repeating all bond laws, was
ruled our of order. With the German
amendment fell an amendment offered by
Senator al. providing FOR the retire
ment Of the legal tenders, Inc oehat,e
through without anything in them "
provoke a veto. - 10 ,,ce
The Senate managers were race I" 10.
with the alternative or losing ths ,,1drv
man amendment or losing INC SUI .
civil bill. for Senator Allen, the Neprdsth "a
longtime orator and the other Popui!st
senators had announced their inteutioI'
Of talking against the German aillSIlu-
meut until next Monday noon, ana IL Toy
legislation restricting bona issues nds
been incorporated the bill would nave
been vetoed. The administration had
given IFS warning quite as emphat'caiiy,
if not as publicly, as had the PopuIist
senators. The managers or the St iait'
IL they were to be held responsible Tor IL,
and so they abandoned the hornan
amendment and discouraged action on the
M.lls amendment H.
The whole afternoon was spent III
speeches. which were INTENDED 10 pia ~,
the Senate and individual senators on
record in a favorable way, as contrdstcu
with the administration - l.,
Senator Sherman made the most IN
teresting speech on the Repuoncah sIue'
declaring himself IN favor Oh me VI the re-
gency certificates and opposed 70 the re-
tirement of the greenbacks, when ne de-
Glazed were the "favor!te' money or the
people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-01
Ito Iron Trade.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 2S.-The Iron
Trade Review says to-day:
The buying of Bessemer pig lrCn by the
leading Pit.sburs interest. as roted last
week, has continued, and the advance
of this metal 10 $02, Pittsburg.
is the most significant development Of
the week. II is estimated that from 10
90 to S0000 tons OF Bessemer iron nave
been taken in these purchases, sufficient
TO give decided strength TO the market.
Comment of these transactions among the
interests affected runs 10 their bearing
upon the future prices of Lake Superior
ores and Connelsyile coke. They are in
terpreted as a confirmation OF the view
that has been taken for some time that
coke contracts after April LIST and ore
contracts after May LIST will be on
a higher basis and therefore that as far
as Be5semer pig is concerned the lowest
price has been touched, the same state
ment applying also to Bessemer steel
products generally. The situation to-day
as 10 Bessemer pig IS firmer than al any
time since November and on small lot
transactions in the past two days il IS
reported that from TO 10 cents advance
upon Sl0.2j. Pittsburg. has been pad