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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Srdn0e.

2.bauOn, 3d., 20. MdrS.-Oie
eroBe Stallunss1 bc5 @apt. Hidar0
SuSS nabe SoptrzGitp, Ya., wurocn
um Otttternaht etu9eaihert. Sediz
8sbn 8TerOe, isds 0tauIeicl, pier &Gbe
uno ,iNe 4n3abl Sdwelne fanen in
pen 6lammen UNI. Der Serlult !uirO
auf $500 ange9eben.
Beoria, Sll8.. 20. D2dr;. ;.-Burh
Elm grano im Oepiu>@,bGuoe muroe
beute elm SdaSen uon 100000 per.
uria6t. Die Sauptquartierc oeS Or
bsns Der ,Yptbia5 Sitter" unb Der
rYcrelnigt:n Sauowerfer" befanOen lid
in cem 0ebauoe. Ocu SauptpcrluIt
trageu Die SleiO.rbdnbler $. 81 u.
&rei8mann.
8etblebem, Ya., 20. Wdr5. -
Son einem iAiueren SdidialSIdInge
wurben bier Der geudtete SIr9er 6rant
@ubif unb psilen GbcIrau getrOiieu.
Sbre beioeu &!nOcr I'M Nlter BON 1 uno
3 Sabrsn worsn geltern &benO aui tur;c
j3.it in Der Sebauluug allein 9.laiisn
uno als Die @ltsrn bcimfebrtsn, ianoen
iie Oas Jingle &ino tObt uno balb usrs
brannt in Der 2SIe9e Iie9cn, Oas anocrc
&ino, pOu 6tammen idrsdlla ;ugerldls
tet, wanb lid in Sdmcr3eu an 6uBz
bOOtn; ieIn a3uitauO 1T boiinunsSlOs.
Otan uermatbet. OuB Die &leIOung bes
6Itsrcu StnOes am Sfcn 6cuer ing uno
Die 6lammsu audi 6as y 8ubp" ergliicn.
Giucolu, Su., 20. Ntdr5.-2lnna
Oiluer, Gle GlteIte EOAter Oe5 SupsrInz
tcnoenten OeS rSQtnois>!tigI far 9elit:sz
iawaAe Siuber," Or. WIiucr, erIitt gez
item 9lbenO in ibrem Shlai;immer
elnsn 6laumsntOO. 0a5 lun9e WtaOs
den mar NIT ibrem leidtsn 9ewano
benz oiieuen 9eerOfeuer Su nabe 9etOmz
men, unb bon sSlammen slugebaQt, iterz
bsnO nIebergelunf:n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Sic RennIutinn in Guba.
Die 5nimseutsn iOaeu SOrtbelle errungea
Eabeu

SlS >SIinLSSAlTA IOuS'' ~"NASNA'~ N'NHA'SN''
Sauunnu, 81. Mar3.-9isr miro
beridtet, OaB @uillcrmOH MOncuOa, Der
farblge 9lebeQeufiibrer, Die ipanilten
Eruppen nube @uanatanomo iibsrIIsl
unb aui's Saupt idIns. Die Spani,r
Iollen bel oleier @ele9enbeit 3Ipeibunbert
Wtunn on Sooteu uno SerwunSeten
utrlor.n babeu.
Sn Der Ooncuou' ihen Sanbe bsfano
fa nur Elm gSe,Ber, unO bisier warb
mad, bcenOistem @ciedt aus Dem Eager
semieicn, mobei OtOncaOa srflGrte, ole
weiBen @ubancr bdtIen nod ME Die
cubaniI1e llnabbGnai9teit srnitIih 9es
wout, cS lei ben furbisen girscrn bes
iaieben, oieie gu iiaern. DIE SteIz
lunsuabme o.s 01eaer5, Der aus Cuba
Elm ,weit.s Gan Domingo ia MAIDEN
iudt, bot bel ben 2Inbdn9.rn Der 9feuOs
lutionspQrtsi aqseme:nes MiBfaaen berz
por9eruTen. Die 6Hbrer Der gtetersn
weroen in einiaen Sussu ben Seriud
maiden. cine PrOuiiOrIids &esIsrun9
elnsuleBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Sir MQIituburQcr 0hnflerti.
Qr. @uueo beridtet.

0euper, Sol, 90. Wfdr5.-Oer
bisiige italieniibe &Oniul Or. GuneO
iit ton WuIisnburg, no sr cine unters
iuduns iber Die QDndun9 isiner 2auO8z
lspts geiHbrt bat, bisrber 3ueHf9sfebrt.
Gr crtlGrt, 6aB er BET Den GOuutps8es
b0rOen ieOe nur m0gtfe uuteritiieuns
Qeiluoeu babe. llebtr oen Subalt isiz
nc5 Yeridtss an Den italieuilAen 8Ots
ihaiter in Tuibin9tOu woQte er iih
nidt auBern, au9enIdeinIih qluubt er
ubcr, 6aB Oerlelbe 3ufrtebenlteaenO iein
r,irS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Sle rebulutiunarc Scnesuns inpsru.

8arrancO, Teru, 81. Dta,s. =
Die f.inOllaen, ii9 nabe Slma segsn.
iiber ltebtnoen SruppentbeiIe haben an
Oisnitaa cinen lSaii.niItuitauo ange-
treten. ueberldufcr aus Der Sauptltaot
melOen. OdB nit I6Ilie Der OOrtisen aus
lGuOiiacn OiplOmater eiuc prOpiiOriide
6ss eruns sin9eiest woroeu iet. Otan
ntnlmt an, OaB Oles Iebr uiel Sa5u bel@
trassn wiro, pe!teres Slutusr9isBen su
perblnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
grrmil9te telegrapbii9e sepciacn.

= 5n on5 Boltamt uOn SalIsz&rcct,
3d., wuroe in Der Olcnltags.Jtaht eInz
sebrO9en unb 100 Dollars IN 8aar,
iouie or 9eiammte %Oyratb all SrIefz
ma:tsn 9eitoblen.
- Su Buffalo, N.sO., muroe Oer
% iGbrise geitcr SalliOcy ain Dlittz
pOas lltOrgcr BON StraBenraubern
uicber9tidlagcn unO, nuaocm man ibm
ubr, &ette nnO 8aarihGit ab9euOmmeu
bate, purh einen SbuB in Die Sruit
lcbsnsgeiabrlid uerpunSet.
- Z. Illen Barter pom Ser ySaD
Stute GOrOa9cz@o.," SOitOnzG uuntp,
Ueridpano am SOnutassS4beuO, ais sr
$500 in lcIneu 3ai9.u bate. Utan
bsiar1tet, oaB &c srmOr6et wurOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Die raaianras" 9lHairr.
@ine iOuOcrbare 8ebanptuns.

GINe ToNOtTUaIe OtVuNpIHNg.
6apaunu, 20. 0iars. - 2udu"
bsbouptst, baB iid sur .3eit, uI6 auf
Osn 0ampisr rAIltunca" qeicuert wurCe,
Ocr cubanll6e 9tcbcllens @eueral 2IntOz
MO DtaccO uuO oehcu 8ruOsr an SorO
beianOeu unO geloe gu SanOp<6OOf
nPlnnhet murhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Ser uruc rnrcuniibc @rianotr frGrt

8itt8burs, 3D., 20. W3ars. =
Der cOrsaniide @eiunOte, Y.s0un>@if,
ueOit @tfol9e paiiirte butte auf benz
@ese nod Ger 6einatb bier Ourd. 9cz
Der SsrIua, ben GtplOmaten 81 elmer
unterre0urQ III beuegen, Idlug T.bl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
6rIh1Imt.

9aibotlIc, Genn.. 20. 0lar;.-
Sine gtsqerin. 9tumcn5 6surictta Gog'
lor, iit prrguugcne 9tudt nube ,Pefer3z
burg, giucOlnsG Ouutg, pOu einem OiOb
9eban9t mOrOen. Sie mar Der Branbz
itIituuq beihuloiat. <ssr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
OQ aO TO q Us
~ Ytaen,
itet8 8uperldiiig,
rein pe9etabilil9.
itet6 3uDerldhig,

Bsuiommen s.Itma1iOs. elegant iberBoatu. puEs
siU.R, rtguliIeH pNIItiTtH, reIHIgeH uHn tIdt9eu,
Ro6uop' 4llen fur pcIluH9 aler StibDerosn oes
pagen5, otG glR3sUeoe, oeI RlcIeH, Der Slaie,
ooIer qIonfeelten, itmlHoiheu Seil55, 9ertigo,
unperoaUlihfsI:, SdMoubatesn-
&ppfp.b, Sraucnleieen, SiliDGtdt, Susis
seftiDn. 9pspepGe, 3erftopfuus une aHe
Srresularitdten Der eeber.
g,obadltet bic iossEoeu, aus 9rantb,it,n bu Bers
h1uans5sStgaue teJruDIeHo,H SQmptone: 8erHspi'
uae, lnReIc oamoIlboI6cH. S,uinHoIaHs ncb BEN
gopi zure in u.ageu, us6eItelt. SohbI.nHtn, KDIs
b.Iluilen qcseH Sp:iie, ol5 Sefuh Der StptIt i'm
Wlastz, iGuIe; 4ulloBeE, QersbthUeroeE, oas G5tI
figl Der SetlcmuuHs ooer bes &rntden5 in Itg:H0sr
SoiioH, g,itorte Sshiyait. guHtte oocC ,la Shle,r
Dor ben augcn. TI,ber uHo ShmcIscu III aopf.
WioEsei an Berptral!on, stIbs 6arsc Der Ceut uHo
bcI au9tH, S6merieH IN Der EStlI., otT SuIit, ben
GIcomG5tE, posIthe SlutcuiwaQuHs,E, bIsEHtRoe5
GclubI
g3,nis, DOieH ron RabHaa's giIIeu usr0ea
6as Spfttu Don GaeH obeH senanHtcH StouRssa
btiItIeH.
prtis 25 GentS pro 5ebadbtsI. Sertauft Upu
ApOtbeteru ossr per ppff ssidnht.
U1an Dsnet iih an 9r. Ra6maq & Comb
God SOF 800, WeUsDort, Nh stH -Ss0s st AeHtetS
(stGtbasbcT).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Aus unlrrfr gefriatn 2. MOrgsuz
AuSQabe.
Mrhrit 1Inn lnnnitric

9ttt b u r9, 70. Utar3. - GtneS
Der rieieubafteitsn 6abrifantenbiiuonine
murSs i'm - OtOnOnsubela@5otel" BON
BEN Geprdientauten pom 10 6enlterz
gluss6ubriten ssidIOfcn. Giner unasz
fabren SdGsuug ;ufoIse beIGuft iih Oa8
&apital, ipelaes oieieu 6irmen 3ur Sers
fl9un9 Itebt, auf so OtlQIonen Dollars.
Die Sieuns nubm 10 siemlid ben 9ans
gen Sag in 2luiprud; Sberit u. 6.
@onger pon 2ltrOu, Sbio, fIbrte BEN
SOriie unb 98m. 20filer BON Ttttsburs
mudt. ben Sefretdr. gu permanenteu
8eamteu muroen erwGblt: Br6iioent s..
q. gOOine uOn philadelphia. Sices
BrGIbent q. 8. @On9cr BON AtrOn, .. ,
Sbatmeilttr 9. s. SObniou pom Ouns
tirt, u.s., SetretGr Wm. %0fIler pom
YitiSbur9. Der 8unO wirb BrOoufs
tion unO Breiie contrOluen uno osn
gtamen Observation-Disclosures Der 6enz
ltergIasz6 abrifnnten fIbreu. 2lnfaus
nahiten Otonats piro Die Oireftoreu@
Scb6rOe erpGblt meroen.
Die Oirettoreubeb6r6e Ser yBb0nirz
@las @Ompagnie" belt cine Spe3ial>
8eriammluns ab, UNI Die 2ln9elesenbeit
be8 WieperauIbuuc8 Der abgcbrannten
6abrit in WOnaca in @rpG9uns 3u 3iez
ben. Otebr, als 90 St6Stc baben 9lnz
erbietunseu stmu9t, unb Die be5i9 9li9en
SOrl6Iage murben gclttru elmer Ourdz
iiat unterwOrfeu. Bis gu elmer .nb<
9iiIti9'n GntideiOuns wsrOen mebrsre
BOden oergtben.
Ser Wtfaou prrIaBt otroibima.
0otO bama, 20. DtGrj. - Der
O3ltaSO miro Seunddlt SirOibima Serz
lahen, UNI iid uab &lOto, Dem ungez
IGbr auf benz bulben De9e 3iuiidsn Soif
rOibima unO Gofio aelesencn sroBen
8afienplaes ser BrOpin3 3OhOo, gu be-
geten. Gr mirb nidt na9 SirOlbima
3uriidfebr.n. SonoO Ob,r 0tippOu 1T
bic syOBtc Der iapuniIden 9nieln. Bon
2Otiu uuO DOtOb bama iibrt cine bic gro
Bcreu StGOte in Oireste 8erblnoung
nit eiuanOer ieeenOe Giicnbabn ibsr
Sioto unb 0ioso uuf StrOibIma, BON
bort weiter na6 SbimonOieti. un9 aui
Eur 0urd cine idluatc Ourhfabrt BON
Oieier 9etrcnnten Sfnicl &Iusidia IN iiiSz
tusflintr 9fthtuuQ bis nad 9ta9siafi,
pOn no Oirette Oampier Yiuien nud
Shanghai in Siibwclten unb &tcntiiu
in HOrOwelteu fiibren.
Oas iapanlid,e 5tanOnenboot Eat
juta," pel9es i'm aluSuit Dor. So. auf
Der Sabrt burb bas 9fotbe Otser nuf
Befebl Der britiideu 9tsSisruus bel
QOen 3uriids.balteu wurOs, 1T bier einz
9ctrOfitu. Der rGutiuta" mar am 81.
5uli uO,. So. BON Sbislbs in England
nit SsselOrOre nad YOtObama absez
gauscn. gr iit auf Der g9erfte ser
Sd)ifIsbaueriirma 2lrmitrOn9 in @lsz
mid erbaut unO bat cine Sabrgeldwiu@
oiefelt BON 81 SnOten. Sapltdn unb
8emannun9 waren auf Der 6abrt nud
YOtObuma euSliider Station un6 aus
oieiem @runoe uno UNI 0ie 9teutralitat
@n9lanO'3 ben @binelen geseniiber Su
bemabren, bate ba5 auswdrttse Imt
in 2OaOon Die @inbebaltuna oes ouT
geIteauns Der japuniidcn 0tesierun9
eebaut,n, I'M Iprll Dor. So. bonn Staz
pei selauienen &anoncuboOte8 anseor6z
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Cine sd,Iad,t I'M siht.

XOn 3 ON, 20. Ntar5. = Der 90rrtz
ipOuOent Der Lines" in Sbuuqbat
mslOet, SaB 9ineiiihe 8utruuiueu suOlf
Oteileu 0itlih pou Sim Chou auf Die
2tpantsurOe rer Sapancr seitQBsn iinO.
0cueral Gin Sun ~ bcabfhligt, uube
SbG.9O ss9.n ben 6einO Stelluua ;u
uphupu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
i Gcn. Nnam 8QDcail.

@eueynl Grants 9teliemarlhau ieguet OaS
I3eItIlte.
91tOgswOoo, ., 9t,z5., 20. Ntar;.-
SriqaSe @sneral glbam SuOeau itar5
plOel,6 I'M bleiigen .9erbcrt.9Ouie" in
6Oige sinss SdlaSuufalles. Der Ser
ftoroene beslettete General Grant auf
ierner beribmten 9isiie nm Die lSslt unO
mar uon 1870 bis 1881 General>&Ou,
Iul in 2OnOon uno BON 1882 bis 1884
@eueral'&oniul in Sauanua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22

<Sd)pH stbraudltc SicpcIes duer 6abrifen,
~ SrS,Isriiie Der Sabrt 93, '9l uub '95 Die
Bretie fiLb 10 ui.Sra, bas Sic faufeu mnfi.H, Had)a
benz Sic ot,i: Rdosr qeisbeR habeH.
Rcuc SpaleiuSt mo 0rsneneas Su Ab5GhuHas=
prsli.n, bi: Hi&t bo9,r itnb uis Sbr Strasentabns
Gabrprcis.
g0Ir rertaut,u 5paIeins's SaiebaIs une atb'
Ictifdbe sSaarru. VneH Gle uns unIform.H fur
S5reu Club beiora.u. 2Bir perb;n Sic sur 3uireecur
belt bebarotn. q. .. Scnne, Sr., &C.,
(Gtbr2S. .6gRtt) gir. 25. rs ESeitISaItimore'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Gr. ton &uQ,

flr tnHs uEe dnseriifc 9ranfaeiten. Sf7ce tdsIiA
ssn 7-S uhr ateHes. Seuntas5 81 nhr Diits
TAGS. VI. II 32 Hcre GarraItpn Apeuue.
2o,121itel)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Bride permanent aebeilt

fur $500
Rur.n fpsrSen ohne Operation ooer GbbGItuus BON
Geibdittn ir to,i bis uier S9Ot,H btuertiieuiat
Ghritllh. SaraE:is. @oniutatloE r.i
Iie 8. G. Dliller.G 6 ontp.,
2irner 2l0-2l2, ngauitablesgtbdubc,"
(JuullS 2D(teY) SoItlmore, DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Senti6e @pot t b efe.
Oebr. OuQnDt,

Er. ia, Stt0 SO&oarO SttaBes
tp.l 5dusr norbIih Don Sratttrass-
Gusfdbruue een Gssepteu cine Gptstolttats
Gin 0iitsli.s etr GirHa ia fets GnutsHs.
gBir tapen Sic Elm, u.ieren Haren Seos'I9taH' Jos
t uni.rr 9a,uIiisu b.sIb.r, bic feiaitu Yiorte,
An pro5irra. (0h.l1,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
THE GUARDIAN
SECURITY, TRUST
AND DEPOSIT co.
Tr. ?. WprS Calvert. Ctr.

Tr. 2, WorS' q Saloerf- = CTR
geissIite Dep4iTidriH fir SsTioa!tuHa s@,SousS.
Gagem.ln.s 5aEfa uu5 Bcfiuailu19s= 0el6att:
RiTmt Tt2ofi,sn IN rne crlcubt SlntE aut oits
f,ben
palterin, Seaueit.I, BormuEolH H. J. T.
giDt Garlehca, biz Su jeoer Sat on Call) oeer tn
bsiiimulIcr 6rilt ton Time) slni~JsaT fnb, aegsH
ssntbUiste SiH0Geit.
6Nwa'e Siabler, inn, BrapoeHti
Gagiei aRiler. ysicrsRr6 iiorrt,r.
Souaitan St. SaEIor,
gSm ~. gSprm. Stfretdr uns Shasmsifer;
GrefutiusG oHIltc:
gSiEtan 3 SnsIen. Sorn5er
g Sarru see S9.G. YiaitseDs,
QDto. q. 9cfsr, Stnrp SiIa.
tSepi29. .I9T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Gefuritdtens8onoe jeoer slrt.
Smfriran Dankina ann Trutfe C onlp.

btr Stast Baltimore.
Rprtpta,GPe Der Rortb' une G esrins.onffrake,
seseniiber Gem Ratbbaus uno esm Sp pffamt.
Sobn Subner, Srdi.; Soibua 5prnsr, Sictz BrdEi
Sobu Z. gtpne. Eetrttdr II. ShagnI.
qap;taI. 100000; Hutoriitrtcs Soplta $4,000;
8srblnbIibtelt osr GitieuzSElabrr. S20o,uoo.
3Irefforen
btnrp GIarf, @).0. q. Sartmanu, Goparo 5. Sobb,
Hreo. Y Siieff, ". $. y. GiltS, Soa5 5ubn.r,
Shas. 81 Webb pturrap 8auoIuer grnit 6eeH, jWn.,
Soidua Sorntr, Dloies q. WGltcr, SobH 2attrs.
Geitdft, btIh.dntt auf aas,HctHe EoHbz unb
Sinerbeltsf.luHs. (SGni6, 31itt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Bril6e grilnO(id6 ge6ei(t.

pas dIi,l. gtabif.mcnt in Baltimore Don eu;m
e,uten arit. e.eit.t Suuo,rte sriDlartId1er Suren
hler tn Baltimore DidnHsrH, Groutn uno
Rlrb:In-f6En.H dna.tIbrt ncThtn. SriR 3ettperlun,
feta. Operation. Di, @ctanbluus III poltemmtv
idl,r rEo asDis. sur llnterutbuna teins ee5ubr.
9iirtaufturocn bis nbr, bus gfatlE-
S,r Yaradnarr Sptie oes
BALTIMORE, HERNIA INSTlTUTS
in nath Rr SOS, So 'Secrtb' 'sIoerus, nabe Der
Soltons . Irase. perfect luorheu.
Or. gSiIn. 6. &IoMar, anifatssQTat-
fg2pp. 90, 2Wltel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
06IKe


lul Htiit in ausIanas bt9rsi iEHerbalb "a StUnasI
Ju btAeuteuo bsTatssitsicm @GtIie
Gouaro 0faine,
6apHtR'g6s 1aItimsua Strass uRo ReissSiitct'ASs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
CuropGiGC6e JfG6e(6eri6te
Der ipaniid,e &reuser u8eina
Wcoetf<c

Otubrib, 81. Otari. - G5 wirS
beute Offi;isu Osrtiinoet, OaB GIL Osm
Strano nabe Wtalasa elm gum uermiBz
ten &reu;er u0leiuu 9tesente" sebOrenz
oes Boot 0einnben morben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22

ben 6iplOmutiideu 9ienit b.s 8ethes
iibereing un6 2egationSsSefretdr uno
ipGter, mad mebrsreu uu6eren 3wiidsns
du,tsrn, 8otiaaitsrutb bel Der Sots
idait in 9etsrsburs mar, Der pafant
eeluOr6ene 8OtidufterzYo1en iibertrns
gen lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Guric 1abeIoepefhet

Der Snqueit in 2nwsitOft, Gnsz
lamb. iiber Den llntersan9 Der v@lbe" lit
bis auf gStIteres pertaQt wor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
gtr. 20.
9a>tOelm
Sie iofort

NO dbrcnO bes Cages m0g.n sie
SSim 3n9s seisiIen isiu. @enn
bic gIadt unbridt, fiiblen Sis iid rtiuas
fiebrriif, uHO Dies bebeutet, oaB Sir
fifb rrfaItrt Buben. SOute 9eiierttit
sriOI9en, 70 beiinOen sic ii9 in
finem fritifNen 3ultanbe
mO fo0-ten ntd6t 80
germ, fofortige Gu(fs
5u (ud6cn, inOem sic
"GH(e'5 AoneU ofGore=
6ounO GnO Gar" &C.
6rNu6en.
Or perbatet BEN sGmcra
Ocp Ta6tf6sustB, Oas Sebrs
fiebcr unS Die 2IusseDruue,
tpcI6e amoernfaaS foIsem
f6nnte, ioate oer SuIten rers
moment lvcrOcu; tn Der Sbat
gates 9oneD
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9nei Nten,d]eu bet eiuem Srauoe nE9e'
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04
A New Industry.

Senator Albert Williamson showed to
a Times Union man yesterday sample
of peculiar muck being dug from the
bottom Of Tsala Apopka lake. in Citrus
county, by F. G. Fishburn, President of
the Central Peninsular Muck Mining
and Manufacturing Company. The
specimen shown was taken from beneath
three-foot layer OF ordinary muck. Or
binary muck contains great deal of
sand. This muck seems to contain
mona, but appears to be pure vegetable
matter gellatinized. A lump of it, when
pressed with the thumb, sNells back to
it's original shape. A knife blade shaves
it without striking a grain of grit. The
shavings resemble particles Of glue or
India rubber. The thinnest shaving is
black and Opaque, even between an fri
descent light and the eye. An analysis
is sail to have shown that it contains an
unusually large proportion OF ammonia.
The bed from which it came is practl-
cally inexhaustible, being three feet
thick, and coveringa large portion of
Tsala Apopka.
The company is now building plant
at Inverness, the roof of which will cover
two and half acres. 1t will operate
three scoop dredges. The muck will be
mixed with soft phosphate and put upon
the market as special brand of fertil-
iZer.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04
Overproductlon.

Editor Florida Agricu1turist:
The last AGRIcULTURIsT says: "Be.
fore the freeze, of last February, the
orange growers were troubled with the
problem of overproduction, but that
has been solved"
In what way?
If you had said postponed, 1t would
have been a self-evident truth; but when
you say SOLVED, there are good many
who would be glad to know how?
The farmer and Fruit Grower has just
published replies from many growers in
different parts of the State, showing that
very few groves will be abandoned. The
Rurallst takes substantially the same
view. The Jacksonville Citizen esti.
mates that 80 per cent. of the groves will
be restored. 1t also is well-known fact
that our disaster of last winter gave
orange planting tremendous impetus
in California, Mexico and the West In
dies. We see accounts in the Florida
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-12-04
Tobacco Twenty Years Ago.

Col. T. S. Coogler, one of the oldest
settlers of Florida and a gentleman of
superior information and intelligence,
contributes the following interesting ar
ticle to the Brooksville Star:
In 1876 there came to this county, from
Missouri, | think, DIR. John T. Lowry, a
most excellent physician and cultured
gentleman, who also had much ex-
perience in the cultivation and curing
of tobacco.
In pursuing his practice, he had ample
opportunities Of seeing and becoming &C.
quainted with the various kinds and
qualities of lands, and it early occurred
to him that the Cuba tobacco could be
produced at large profit upon our ham,
mock lands. Not having the pecuniary
means of undertaking it's cultivation to
any extent, he applied to me to aid him
in his project. Believing that success
would follow his efforts, agreed to adj
vance limited amount to aid him. He
purchased a few acres of wild hammock
land about two miles northwest of
Brooksville, and cleared them in the fall
of 1876. In the spring of 1877, think
about April, he planted his seed bed with
Cuba tobacco seed, and as soon as the
plants were of sufficient size, set out
three or four acres. He planted the
seed late in order that the leaves would
begin to ripen about the close of the
rainy season, and also because the to-
bacco worm would not give him so much
trouble when the plant was grown later
in the summer.
1t being new ching in this section of
Florida, many people from adjoining
counties came to see this tobacco farm
and among them number of old to
bacco growers who declared the plants
to be the largest and finest they had
ever seen, for much of it attained a
height of five or six feet before it was
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papers of new groves being pla
hundreds of acres.
Now "where are we at?"
many Of the old groves be succ
restored? Will the planting
groves in Florida, Mexico and I'll
Indies continue? If so, clea
problem of overproduc ion is on
poned, and will lin a few years +
in more formidable proportio1
ever.
Somebody is mistaken. Is I'll
who thinks he can restore his
grove mistaken? Are the Farr
Fruit Grower, Ruralist, Citizen !
ers who think few groves will b
doned, mistaken? If not, then
who says "the problem OF over
ton" is solved" IS terribly M
Which? DUDLEY w. "A
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farmers and acknowledged by them;
and they have been so often discussed
and generally accepted, 1t is passing
strange that they are so persistently
dlsregarded. We trust, how ever. that
our producers will speedily decide that
their best intere SITS are preserved by
prac ticing in these matters what they
and their friends teach.-Leesburg Com
mercial.