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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-Posssssion December 10,
fine stable, 25xS0 feet, NO apart
ments; every convenience; five stalls, with
plenty of room for more: adjacent TO 800
Eleventh st. Sc, where apply. can rent
connected eighi-room dwelling on front
street il desired. po1S-7t
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

WA TED-DepdTUmenJ stamps: viii
bug a Il Kinds and any quantity and pIc
the highest cash prices obtaiDable. Il. +.
DUNKHoRST, 1908 7th St NV.
uo2OIf-Cm
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yyX<TEn-JOTSES VI

" = EIrEED- House OF ab;ut rOoEss;
al IL. l.. within easy reach II. II.
Hpmplcr, CpiiCian 9Th and Pa. ave. Ad-
dress Box -. ih!s office. no2l -3t
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EnR SAIE-STNnES

TOR SALE-Oue OF tiIc best grocery
sfHt me- orgs in northwest: sales $40
to $50 per CAY: cheap rent: other bust
ness cause Of sale Address FRANK, this
oftI'e. 1t
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w e NTED-Canva to sell house
hold speCialties, on easy payments. 9p-
ply before II a. ~, at 413 Nd. ave. Sw.
- nc2O-2
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FOR RENT-2d floor fur. room to
lady, wiLn board; a. IL. l.; object, COM
pany, also iarge hall room: terms reason
able. No. go st. he. noaU-7t
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WALL PAPERS-CHARLEs n.
EVANS. 222 18Th st. sw. noI6-7t
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wASTED-RoOMs.

wANTED-By young lady. TWO un-
furnished rooms, with privileges. Ad-
dress, stating terms, must be moderate,
B. F. d. this office. 1t
WA NTED-Two or three rooms on
first floor in neighborhuod of II st.
from 9th to 14th sis. he. PHYSICIAN,
this office. 1t
wANTED-TwOf fur. rooms, with board
Tor adults, must be reasonable. Ad-
dress, giving PRICES, J. j JONES, this
%~f'iea-. Item
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Another Mr.. Cha m,,ers.

Another Mr.. Cha III hers.
Mr.. Walter Chambers of the Nit Vernon
Livery Stable, is not the Walter Chambers
who was arrested for beating a horse, as
told in The Times of yesterday.
The morning times., 1895-11-21

xE = -rrrru-A reliable white watchmaD
WiIn undrrstands machinery; must be
yrll recommended. s. :. Ds1SH SONS,
Washington Grain Elevator. "a 81 anu
Fiurida ave. ne II
W a NTE EB-Two typeWritcrS n WIN i,.rsr I.h'
wriIrr; only lirst-claSs uprraiu iurs hetd
ami. hulrS from s 4. II. To p m.
THE THORN MFG. CO., 32+l atcfsI. ~
w a AGTED-Sevcral young men " anil
yr.,,.orv and cigar trade, to represent a
Misunderstanding concern. Address. with rti-
fTrHtel. SALESMAN, Box 5i3 CITY pest
Office. ~
w NTED-A collector familiar win
pyri, HuiUIin.. Sth and + NV. ii-rhi
Wv = el.y,ErE-A man who understands
-HTii.it,g and seam pressing, on fne
Daat>. iIv " WOLF. May Building. corner
Tlh ind i streets nw.; room u. noIS-nt
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PERSONALS.

SO CENTS down; new credit system:
linen. blankets, quilts. table and piano
covers china dinner and toilet sets, silver
plated ware, banquet iaulps, onyx tables;
postal. VIII bring s;itnp:cs. NORTHEAST
CREDIT HOUSE, 1910 II 81. ne. Open
till ID, N. IL
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FOR RENT-RoOMS.

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished front
rooms, parior with bay window and one
large ro"m ad.loining; h,.at, gas and bath'
terms reasonable. 902 o ST NV nu2l-3t
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FOR RENT-Unfur.-T second
floor; arge; newly papered; S13. 26
st. ne. no21-3t
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FOUND.Came astray, one COW, Satur-
day morning; parties can have the same
by proving property and paying alicharges.
Cali at 1882 Sd st. ne- uo19-3t,em
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WE win help ycu(fS felp yourselves; as
we are selling Aatsldid custom-made
suits and oyercoat$ Saghtiy worn; Ut lfg-
ures that are the taik9istBe town. JUSTH'S 8
OLD STAND, CID IlbT fw.
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Wdnted-- Rubber Root Paint.
We STOP ALL I.EAKs FREE
AnS charge only for painting Work guar ausssi
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO, 1923 sth NV
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NICE country girl, place as chamber
maid or waitress, in small family. 2i02
L st. NV. 1t
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FIRST,-CLsA;,, Az SK III Ilsena MICS can be
iron workers, carpq1tsxs, lathess, plaster
ers a nj laboring men Or any kind WORK
INGMEN'S LIBRARY AND BUREAU OF
LABOR, 600 18th ST. NV. Telephone. 26O.
NJ D. :;f!ENK, Clerk. EO5.tf
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MIME. BROOKE tells aii the events
of life: all business confidential: ladies
and gentlemen. 80 cenis cach: hours 8 a.
ui to D. III. 6Oo New York ave. NV,
near 9Th st. atIf noo-ljt
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FOR RENT-HALL.

FOR RENT-2d aud 3rd story halls,
25x16 feet; can be used for business
purposes. No. 63l La. ave. no16-6t
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FOR RENT-Largeu unrurnished second
story IrpHI room, with aicoye; beard
or light housekeeping; $40: near cars
1915 Seventeenth ST. 1t
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FOR RENT-1O9 II st. Dw., third-floor
back room; ladies or gentlemen en-
ployed preferred. no2l-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR.

WA D-Situation-By respectable
COlOred woman as cook or chamber
maid in private family; best refeTen ces. Call
or address 904 Ninth st. NV. no21-2t
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Observation-Disclosures.

wANTED-To find some lady who
-snl4 keep my little Russian Poodle,
her. living upstairs. Address b., this
office. no2U st
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FOR HIR E-Nice private carriage and
horse; driver furnished; terms reason
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w - ANTED-Freel Free! Free! Me-
cianicS or any kind furnished by US;
also we have few Men suitable for
driving a team or something similar;
best of refs. furnished. W0RKlNGMEN'S
Library AND BUREAU OF LABOR.
Tel, eco. coo 13th st. NV. M. d. SHENk.
cierk If
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w ANTEp-Giris TO ne seif--uppor.ing:
married ladies to lessen dreSsmaSirg
bi,iS Dy ita riiing to cut by Merchant Tailor
Square: particulars at school. ElS l2th
st se14-tf
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Positio by first-class con-
fectioner and cake baker: good orna.
mentor, pastry, fancy cakes, etc. Address
4GS Huntoon Court sw. no2l-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

call, at p. Cannon's. sos 10th st
NV. Tor the pure Wilson Whisky
uOl S-6t-cm
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If you sang tenor for $50 a minute you
safe you TO see those splendid suits Ind
overcoats, '.3liuost new" We are selling
FOR song. JUSTHS OLD STAND. 619 ID
ST. NV. no19-7t
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1895 edition postage stamp albums
Just received; prices, Sl.50 to $4,000.
including set of stamps. hinges and cata-
lOgue. 1898 to 1875 $1,000, SO 90,
$3.50 and $3.50 albums sold at half
price 70 make room for 1896 editions.
We buy collections aud u. s. and foreign
STAMPS ia any quantity at highest or your
own price. c. +. ROTHFUCHS, 500 i-2
Pa. ave. no2O-tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04

An organization of tobacco growers
has been perfected at Orlando one day
last week. A committee of one membe
from each commissioners district was
named to secure signers to an agreement
to plant certain amount of tobacco
Fully one hundred slgnsed. The T. C. &
P. railroad authorities agreed to give
the best of tobacco seed free to all farm
ers who will plant and to erect central
curing house for this district and secure
IN expert to teach the farmers how to
dry their tobacco and to betune it.
John Gamble. son of James Gamble,
of Mcintosh, Marion county, was
present, who, when boy,in 1852, cured
and cared for between nine and ten
thousand pounds Of tobacco, which was
sent to the New York Crystal Palace Fair
and took the first premium againt the
world. The same tobacco was sent to
Bremen, Germany, where it sold for 81. 25
per pound. Barentz and others agreed
to erect tobacco warehouse and buy all
the tobacco properly grown and dried at
a fair market price from the farmers of
Marion.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04

COuG up dS 10 make JuGH Oh all SeSUS
and plants the most easily killed or in
jured. If seed are covered too deep, or
if the ground is allowed to become dry
after they have sprouted, they will die.
Again insects may destroy them in
day. Seed may come and the stand be
good, and they may be the prey of in
sects. or dried out by the sun. Again,
plants may come and the fertilizer not
having been put in the soil early enough,
may burn them up directly. In view of
these facts, and possibly others, it Is
we'll to have on hand sufficient seed to
provide against these contingencies OF
accident. Again. No one should depend
upon one sowing. The first should be
followed by another every week or two,
not only as protection against accident,
but to have fresh plants in which TO
supply missing places in the field, for
which purpose they are always needed.
One ounce mixed thoroughly in three
quarts of fine meal, will SOW broadcast
100 square feet. The meal indicates
whether you have evenly sowed the bed.
| A hand roller can be made by saving
off log, which is from six to eight in
ches thick, and making a frame with
| handle to it, or it can be used where
beds are small without. In place of
roller, the hand, or board may be
used to press the dirt to the seed.
WHAT KIND OF SEED TO SOW.
The common impression prevails that
Cuba seed, after they have seeded here
year or longer, are better than freshly
imported seed; that they may make
better wrapper, etc. This has not been
the experience Of the Station. Fresh
imported seed have grown as large as
| leaf as good wrapper and filling, and IN
every way done equally as well as those
which have been in the state for one to
five years.
WATERING.
A great many tobacco beds are ruined
by improper watering. To properly
water is of the utmost Importance. The
object sought is to water so as to pack
the earth either on the seed or around
the growing plant. A simple contriv-
ance IS a barrel placed on a stand eight
| or ten feet above the bed to one side.
| In the bottom of this barrel insert
three quarter inch pipe that will reach
near the ground TO this attach a hose
long enough toreach to- the center of seed
| ben. Attach the hose to a pointed
stick, to support it in middle Of bed,
| and in the end place a revolving sprlnk-
Ter and turn the water on. This will
give results as near light rainfall as
can be obtained. Other methods can be
| used such as the common rose sprinkler
or sprayer. If beds are made narrow
and the trenches kept intact the
trenhes can be filed with water and
allowed to soak through beds.
The best time to water is in the even
ing, beginning early enough to allow
time to place sufficient water on beds,
so that they will not dry out the next
day. Sometimes whole beds, during
dry time are killed by not wetting the
bed sufficiently so that they will
retain moisture during the following day.
|
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04

In transplantlng. and if done by hand,
even if the season is good one, it will
pay to water each plant little, SO as to
settle the earth to it.
If the season is good, they can be
dropped and planted like cabbage
plants, and they will live and grow off
as readily.
ENEMIES
The seed bed has its enemies. They
are not an uncommon cause why there
IS failure of plants. Seed. often good,
are ruined by them while sprouting,
and plants after they have come up.
Among the most destructive is the flea
beetle. This little pest will not be
noticed unles it is hunted. About the
size and color of flea they assall the
seeds sometimes as soon as it sprouts.
Again, the bed is green with innumer-
able plants one morning, when in few
days but few, if any, survive.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04
Tobacco Culture.
THE PREPARATION OF SEED BED.

January. If the land is new rake off all
rash, digging up carefully all roots.
1reak up land deep either with spade or
oe if beds are small, if large with pillow,
ut do not turn under the top soil too
eep. eff the land is old hoe off fall grass
nd weeds before breaking it up.
The seed bed should have some ex-
osure to sun and be near water. Wet
r springy land is not good unless we'll
rained. A bed in the open forest where
un, shade and water can be had as
eeded is the best selection. New land.
q some respects, is better than old, but
8 should be MANFRED whether. burnt Or
bot. Old land can be burnt over and
hen fertilized, but the experience on
Bhe station does not demonstrate that
Che burning Of land for seed bed is of
my other advantage, when the soil is
prepared we'll and made rich by ferti-
sizing, than the destruction of weed and
;rass seed, which can be picked out
cheaper than by burning. The bed
hould be made smooth with one side
lightly higher than the other in order
shed water. The beds should be
made narrow and so trenched that if it
became necessary to water, the trenches
sould be used to hold water, and in this
way allow the beds to become wet by
oaking in.
FERTILIzING FOR BEDS.
. Decomposed or fresh stable or cow
manure, cotton seed meal or crushed
sotton seed, or rotted cotton seed, are
good. Quite a number Of commercial
ertilZers prepared specially for tobacco
have proven good. Almost any of the
standard fertilizers for vegetables, in
he absence Of others, would serve, OBJ
erving this, make the bed rich. The
intelligent farmer who knows his soil
must be the judge. Apply your ferti-
slzer month before sowing and when
applied do not put it deep, but on top Of
he bed. 1t may be raked in, but if so,
barely cover it. The young plants need
he fertilizer at once and it must not be
put beyond their reach.
SOWING THE SEED.
Seed sown earlier than February or
|he first of March in Northern Florida
Ire not likely to be Of service unless pro-
ected from cold winds and frosts. The
best results for early planting have been
obtained on the station by sowing after
The middle Of February to the latter part
bf March. Seed have been sown on the
tation as late as 10 of June and planted
Pn cabbage patch II of July and a good
Drop of first class tobacco raised. Broad
hast or SOW in drills. If in drills raise
The beds so that in case the weather be.
BONES dry water can be poured between
Drills without injury to plants by caking
he earth around them. On dry, sandy
and | advise drills, although it will re-
huire larger area for bed and more
\ abor.
1 If seeds are either sown in drills or
broadcast, cover very shallow and roll
the soil or press it with the hand. Seed
lightly brushed and then rolled is as
good if aot the best way to get them up.
The bed should be moist enough to
Eprout the seed and be kept so.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18

Strabe. glm Wontas. Ibsnbs 38 nbr,
fiuoet 8ottesbienit nit MbenbmabIsfeier
itutt. 9ienfus unb Wlitiipo6 ipereen
SormittasS unO Hadmittass @sftGfis.
iibunsen absebalten. @n ben bsioen
4benoen peroen auSpdrtiee Paitoren
iiber beridiebene 9bemate Reben balten.
Das Sbema fir 9ienitas &benb lautet ::
uniere @p. 2utb. 8ir6e. Reben iperoen
sebalten ipie foIst: Sbr @eiit unb 2es
ben. Bofor 6. s. &itter, SasIstOn. ga. /;
Sbre Iufsabe, g. 2inbenitrutb. Waub
@bunf, Pu..; Ways and Means, (enes
lii6) BrOf. Or. y. 8. Ssip. YrdIibent
peS Wlniiteriums uon Benniplbanien unb
oes Mdblenbers college. gIaentoipn, Pa.
Das 1bema fur Utittipod Mbenb lauiet:
gfibtsn Der 8emelnoeslieber. YHl6ten
Der 8eamten. Baf. 8. g. @eberid,
8eatberIp, 8a. gFidtsn Der aimms
fdbisen @lieber, W. $. StrauB, 2ebisbs
topn, ga. +; pHidten Der nitt itimm.
fdbisen SIieber, S. D. S6lenfer, Sasles
ton. Pa. Secermaun pirb biermit ber3.
lid su allen sottesbienitIi6en unb ses
i6dftliden Seriammlunsen einasIaben
BON s. SOItsr. gp. 2utb. BahOr.
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Spftpn Sampf.Tdrberei.

Die @isentbdmer Der ;, Bottom Dampf.
ssdrbersi" iino bic einSisen beutiden
Sdrber in scranton unb baben ibr @e'
i6dft in allen 8ran6en bon 6aus aus
selernt. Durd ldnsidbrise unb erfoIs.
reide Grfabruns unp prima Sarben iinb
iie I'M Stonbe, bic polite 3ufriepenbeit
su earantieren. Sic MAIDEN eine Spes
sialit6t bon Inalin Sbpar3 auf Damsn.
tIeibsr. ebenio auf Gbeniae 8prbdnse in
allen belIen 5arben. bic faum nadsemudt
iperben fDnnen.
Sarber, pbne su prablen, fam nur Elm
Deutiher fein, benn eS 1T elm alter beut.
i6er Snouitriespeis uno uniere SSdrbe'
reis@inridtuns 1T sr6bsr, als ale anbes
rem in scranton suiammen.
g8ir baben feline icsenannten I9enisn.
beren @ebibren bic 9lrbeit um bic Sdlite
Uertbeuern. 2eute. peIde oieien 4aens
ten tpertbboae Saben seben, befommsn
tie oft nidt pieSer suriid. Uoer b6hitsns
baIb sefdrbt. Ner baber feline StOffs
in ia9tunbissr 8eiie uno edit eefdrbt
baben nil. brinse ie mad Der Bolton
DampfsS Sdrberei", 2ll Benn 9Ipenue.
gSir iino bic einsisen Sarber in Der
Staot, bic Sarben in sroben Nuantiid'
ten unb aus ben erprobteiten Sarbmertsn
besieben. Sesbalb f6nnen mir ale 4r.
titel biQiser uno sufrieoeniteaenoer fdrs
ben. oils irSeno Semano iOnit.
Al @ebriiber Nmann.
r@r Mdnner lleberr6de 10 niebris ipie
SO rs. S6parse ober blaue 8eriep
nebsrrbfe $5,25. Ssbr feline al Wpae
ueberr5fe 1925. 9lue Preiie iinb bon
9 bis 6 Prosent biIiser. pie ibr bic
Baaren anosrspo faufen t6nnt. Stat
tet unS einen Beiud ab. Bel 8leiber
SauS. $50 2adatpannu apenue. SdiIo
Der @lpfe.
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Shulbeb6rbe

4uBersepDbnIides Snterefe erreste
bic 8eriammlune pbiser 8eb6rbe am
Dienitas abenb, inbem iiber einen Habits
iben Sauliuperintenbenten in berieIben
abeeitimmt tpurbe. Sie 8eb6rbemitsIies
Der paren SoladbIis eridienen uno cine
srobe Wense interefirter 8erionen tpas
rem aud anpeienb. auf 9Intras bon
@ontrolleur 9tob tpurbs bic reselmdbise
@ei6dftsorbnuns iuSpenoirt rnb bann
sur GrndbIuns seidritten, ipsIds cine
Wsbrbeit bon brei Stimmen su @unitsn
bon 9rof. Sotpea ereab, inbem er IL
uno prof. 2anse 9 Stimmen erbielt
9la6bem bas 8sfultat Der 4bitimmuns.
tpeIdes cine @nitdui6uns fur bic Sreunbe
bon prpf. 2anse mar, betannt parb.
oerIieben bic meiiten 8ui6aaer baS Sim,
mer uno bic 8sbSrbe i9ritt sur GrIsbi'
sune anberer @eibdfte.
GOntraftpr peter Stipp srbisIt ben
Gontraft fiir ben 8au Der SO. 16 56uIe,
oa iein Gnsebot baS niebrisite mar.
Die 8abaihe fir September i'm 9es
TRACE bon Sl3. .5l3 65 ipurbs 8uisebeiben.
8eribiebene gnaablunsen an bas
Sobihuleebduoe purben beitGtiet unb
SuIeBt bei9lcHen. bic Sadtf6uIen am
Rontas, ben 8 giop., su erbfnen.
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Stabtratb.
Gnmmnn GnnnciI 10 .

common Council, lO. Ott.
Gttpa balb Der 3eit oleier Sibune
tpuroe baourb aufsenommsn, bob Beti.
tionen sur @rIohune bon Steuern unb
ounbeohebments uerleIen tpurben.
Sn Saden Der beitrittenen Sorberun.
gen bon Srani Sbiffer fiir s374.8l unb
s5,707.53 purbe beidIoKen. oab oisieIbe
an ben Ofapor uno StaotanpaIt rsferirt
Deroen.
Surt & @ibbonS erbisIten ben Cons
trait fir 4bauBsfandle an @apOuie unb.
Srpins Gpenues suseiproden, erfsrsr
Su Sl.74 unb lebterer ,u SO SO per Sub.
Die glnsebote BON @sbr. SotpIsp une'
9art & @ibbOns fur ben 4b3usstanaL
an Rorb 99aibinston apenue paren
Sleid unb puroen baber benz betreff.
@omite iiberipieIen.
DaS InsebOt bon 0t. u. Donaboe
iur 9dbellirun9 bon SlImore Ipenue,
3pii6en Waibburn unb 9ipiiion Straben,
gum Preife bon Sl73.85 murbs rsfsrirt.
8eqer rei6te cine Orbinans sur ylis
Ueuiruns bon Brescott apenue, 3tpiiben
DfuIberrp unb Slpe Straben, elm cine
ReioIution. bic ben Stabtconiroaeur an.
weiit, Si6erbeit fur e,tpaisen S9aoen
beim 8au bes Sarber Court 4bsuss.
tanaIS su seben, ebenio RsioIuiionen fur
3weisubsusstandle on Golfar unb 0bee.
Ter 9lbsnues. 2oftus bra1te cine Drbi.
nans fiir 3tpei eleftrii6e 2iHier in Der l.
0arb une @rier fir ems in Der 8.
g8drb.
NeaIis reidte cine Orbinans elm, bic
bespsdt. 81 500 bonn SwstIanb StraBe
@eseredtfono CUR Grpeiteruns bon 8os
b;nion. unb Neunter Strabe su iibertra.
gen. Bilrop rsidts eins Drbinans fur
einen 3peisabsussfanaI an Nsip StraBe.
sipii6en @apouie uno @aibinstOn 4pe.
nusS, Elm.
SoIssnbe Orbinan,sn paiiirtsn srifs
unb stpeite 2eiune: Der 8alep Pafasier
Strnbenbabn So. erlaubenb, ibre @sIeife
mad petersburg su berldnsern fur ben
Anfauf sinss @sipanns Bfsrbe unb SAL.
sei6irr fiir bic General pbinnss Seuer.
tpebr @ompanie; fur einen 8peisabsuss.
fanaI an Gapouie Gpenue, BON Saupts
absusstanaI sur 9iep gorf Strabe.
Die Orbinans fir elnen 8peisabsues.'
fanaI an Spoe Part Ipenue pahirts
brittle Geiuns.
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Seribtl tlt6c8.

Die @eibporenen in oem Sale pes
Basquale Beretto, Der ben DtidaeI
Demarfo am Sonntae, ben 80 Stunt, in
SsiIup t6btete, baben ibn bss Diorbes
i'm speiten @rabe ibulbis befunben.
@barles .. Carmen 1T am Uiontae
on Steas bes berunsliidien Ssff. 6. 8Dss
Ter als Gonitabler Der 8. Warb ernannt
ipprben.
Soispb 9oi6ino, Der ben SrancescO
@onfprti Iebten Serbit in Dunmore tbos
tete unb beS Dioroes i'm sriten @rahe
iduIbis befunbsn nurbe, erbisIt am
Uiontas bon 8i1ter @inltsr iein nrs
tbeiI, nadbem ibm elm neueS seri6tIides
8erfabren pertpeisert tpurbe. DaHelbe
Iautet auf COB burd ben Strane uno
Ridter @Initer mar iidtli6 ereriffen,
ais er bas llrtbeiI ausiprad. 8ofdino's
Nnpdlte perben ben SAL an baS Obers
seri6t appeairen, tpeIdeS i'm Sebruur
Arsumente in 2adapanna Gountp Sdl'
len anb6ren ipirb.
Sn benz Sauptseri6tssimmer began.
nen am Montas bic 8erbanbIunsen se.
sen ben bsS NorbeS ansefIasten Soiepb
8isnisfi, tpeIder ben Selir Dapoief am
8. Sebruar an SiS Waibmston 4psnue
t6btete. gs bauerte bis Dienitag Nad.
mittas 8 ubr, ebe bic @eidporenen &C.
soBen tparen unb Der Sal 1T iebt in 8er'
banblun9.
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Amerifanif6ee 9seer in OeutfAs
lamb.

GoniuI $. s. Merritt su garmen bai
in einem 8eribte ans Stantsbsparte.
ment iiber bic 8enubuns bon amerifani.
I9em 2eber in DeutidIanb auf bic gu.
nabme i'm Support bieies NrtifeIs binpe,
nieien. S6ub' unb StiefeIfabrifanten,
wsIhe Dor brei Snbren amerifaniides
9luceIeoer iiberbaupt nidt ansudten,
importiren isSt Sunberts bon Dusenb
auf elm Wal. unb es iann iebr tpobI be.
baupiet peroen, bab bic Seriteauns bon
9ebsr our1 @erbsn mittels sllaun in
DsutibIanb balo saus beri9pinben ipirb,
penistens pirb bieie 8ermutbuns bon
osuti6en 2eberfabrifanten unperbiqt
ausseiprodsn unb iebsr einselne bemibt
li6. baS @ebsimnib ber amerifuniiden
perfeaunssmetbose su ersriinben. @inise
baben iOsar mad ben Ser. Staaten um
arbeiter ssidrieben SIN alien srSBeren
Stdoten sibt es iebt gambler in ameri'
tanii6em 2sbsr, unb piele bon ibnen
flbren es ausihIiebli6. 9as beutibe
9ebsr 1T bebsutenb i'm Breife eeitiesen,
poeur1 es lei6ter seporoen 1T, ben
b6bsrsn Prsis fir ben amerifanii6en
ArtiteI Su betommen.
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Bon 8eter8bura.

= Srou Gbas. S. 8asner III an
Ippboio 5isber i6wsr ertruntt.
= SRI. 2isie 8uttermann 1T niti
unerbebIi6 in ibrer BObnuns an ait
Strabe erfranft.
Die Srauen 2ouis @brIib unb Geo.
Sarber iinb bon einem 8eiub bel Ssrsuns
ben in Reip yOri auriidsetebrt.
-Ssrr Gbrif. Seibid bon @ebfer
Ibenue mar pdbrenb Der Isbtsn brei
Boben burb Rbsumatismus ans Saus
sefefeIt, befinbet iid aber iest pisesr
auf Der 8ehsruns.
n@- Gin @BfsfeI ober 2un9tdh6en frei
nit iebem 8ertauf bon SpsraIs Obsr
9lrbeitsboien. Bel 8Ieiber Saus. $50
eadapanna Ipenue, S4iIb Der @lods.
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Qdub IN Derfaufen.

1870 ader. Elm Sbsil oauon sutss Grassland,
aIles betudfert; liest in &oariua 8root Sown
ibip, weitIid an Die 6arms bon Wor Rbilips
uuo Barney Sloeum sr:nSeno, an Der Roro.
ieite an Dos 9anb BON Gdert uno i'm Often an
Sobn WulIen 9ie Acknowledgement fino
Ieidt uno Der nieorisfte 8reis bee 9anoes 1T
aht Dollars Gs fno tueoer Soben nod
Miusralien reie,pirt 1lbere austunft 9iebt
Sobn Staut Ooer au6 in Der Office oss
,Wohenblatt" 22.ba
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Bilfes' Sarrs'G Gonieren, oes Oh. sutb. @i.
niherinms bon genuinIbanien.

Die 8iltes'8arrss Gonfersns bes @p.
2utb. Wtiniiteriums bon BennipIpanien
bait ibre SerbiiperiammIuns bom 81.
bis %. Ottober in Der gp. 2utb. Stris
tus'Sir8s an @ebar Gpenue unb 8ss9