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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
c1o.lNG rH1cEs OF crrcAGo STOCKS
OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. April 5-p m.
Less business was transacted on the Stock En-
change to-day than at any other session OF this
week so far tho total being 1928 shares, and
while the active list at the close generally
showed advances most stocks touched the lowest
point since last Saturday. Yet the market tx
h!bits great hrmness ami very little would be-
required 10 start it into activity again. 1t WAS
traders market and the talent" evidently were
awaiting the action Of the anthracite coal COM
paucs presidents While the meeting adjourned
without agreement. the general opinion Will be
that committee To- arbirat" the differences is
at least anothe. sep toward settlement or the
present diticuti"c. To-d9Y's movements in the
coal properties rejected great uncertainty. Cen
trail Of Ncw-Jcrscy lost = net 10 S43s: Reading
gained 81 clear 10 j.; while fractional declines
were scored for Delaware and Hudson and
Lackawannd. SusquehanEa and Western adj
yanced y.
London did little I'm this market bat sold
some AtchisOn; yet the HtcruatiOnIls showed
higher quotations at the end Of The session. and
the same is true Of :he general list. Greatest ac
tivity was manifested in III" Industrals, and
about half tn" transactions Of the day were ia
that group. Sugar made u small net advance:
but General Electric was feyerish and at the
close had lost rs to "a. owing to the fact. per
haps that the agreement between the electric
companie:. is not SO extensive az Was expected
By many. D!sting and Cattle Feeding was active
and unchanged at the Close. though IL WAS put
up to 1915 at one time, on the strength OF an Old
tale affecting the distribution OF It's products.
Chicago Cas- was inactive 3ut lost - net 10 In
Western Union declined e. net 10 SIS. bat was
not largely dealt IN In Boston Bell Telephone
also went down Il point "r two. These move
nents we're due t. the formation U! Il new trl"-
phone company. with large capital, which prom
isrs 10 open offices al over the country and 10
give good service even in this city. at a req
sonabe price. Tn pubic ~ on the side Of the
new corporation without doubt. and heartily
wishes il success. IT ought 10, and 1t WILL If the
enterprise is conducted in good faith, seriously
affect the interests OF the local telephone con-
panv. which forces New Workers to pay an rX-
c~SsiVc price for poor service. How much West
err Union Viii suffer remains to be- seen. Its re-
ceipts in this city may be considerably reduced
if people can send messages by telephone cheaper
than by telegraph; but the managers OF western
Union have often declared that. II the telephone
people tried 10 injurc them the telegraph COM
many Itself might 20 into the telepbOning bust
ness Yet If this meant an increase % capital
stock and bonds. Western Union stockholders
might naturally feel nervous.
BONDS-TIIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold 5000 As. registered.
1907 AT 1lls, $4,000 As registered. 1928. at 12O34:
s25 900 81 coupon, al 1l524 @llj7s. Quotations at
the close were as follows.
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LEH!CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations loot of Cortianat ANA Dcs3rOss"s tts.
200 a. VI. Gaiy Iur MAlCh ,itt Nh aua med
stations.
S;I5 4. VI. daily f,r GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BCF.
IALD. MAG ltA FALLS. - li.NSlON B.IINF and
tie West and primo pal and local points dina. car ~
Suspension Bridge Pullman Acst4tulr Sleeper
Ii;IO A. VI. daily for MAtCh CHUNK ana uterine
date points. Connections Ior Reading IasfsD-gs
900 4. ~ daily. except sunday, Tor ElNlRA and al
Intermediate stations connections PotsVlls and keaa.
Tn. chan. Nilk-Sotftc
1,iO q. VI daily. except sunday. for T.. and b. JUNO.
TON and principal Intermediate stations Pullman buffet
paIlolcar = Mn."sbare connections for Pottsyile.
tao y. VI. daily, except sunday. Tor SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD aud intermediate stations.
6,t5 =. VI drN Tor EASToN and intermediate stations
600 4. VI. daily Tor BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
anI all points West. Pullman sleeper vest lbued trall
Net York Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto.
con heetions To- Reading and Harrisburg.
1i3D y u. daily except SUNDAY, Tor l. nts.
o:Oc VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and al! points
West. Pulmat S!eepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. chair.
car Wilaesraure
Tickets and Pullman accommodations n os5 26l on
S23 Eroadway ~ East 18th St. 1i6 East t2Sth 81;
New York. SEQ Fulton s.. Court St. ss Broadway and
Rralrivn Annex Rroolyn y Y
The NewYoN Transfer GO. will call Tor check bag.
rage hotel residence through TO destination.
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Loans Time Money. Commerc nj Paper.
on call. GOD 3mrs limos D mos d mos '"o' ''''
o,o. . a., 49, ~ 4nq5

The price Of domestic exchange was a. follows
n, the places named: At Chicago. ''c. premium
asked: Boston. 25c. discount.
Rank cleariues were ds follows at The PAGES
named. New-York- Exchanges, $9S.''1l .4S9; ia J.
anccs &, CsS Gao Chicago ~ changes. Sl@6b'o-"'
balances 81 l37929 Philadelphia IN changcs'
$40 462.54i: balances. $l.i4}f'1 H"slon-fN-
changes S1j. 206.1il.
The price Of commercial bar shN'r III u '''"'
ket declined To- G,sss. nominal ap ounce. M''
dollars were quoted at J2c. In London bar SILVER
declined !, L. ~ ID. per ounce. IA" I.'"'u" .''
kat was unsteady The Aurania, SAILING l'-Iho'
row. will take ont 10000 ounces Oh s'iN'' '' w.
OO0 Mexican dollars ,
Foreign exchanges were duh. but hrn an nay'
with uuotatious at the highest point Tor S''II'hb
In the last hour the - Indicate S'ii nl,'S
~, lose tho market was firm. Rates at when
husin.se was actually done were a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

In State issues $4,000 Virginia s, deferred
trust receipts stamped, GU. $4,000 OF the same
at eos In city bank stocks: None.
quiet day in bonds was marked by no feature
OF interest and while the general tendency on
prices was upward important changes among the
activc Issues were rare. The transactions reached
81 2gS 900 par value and while Chicago and North
ern Pacific first receipts declined rs 10 ~. ana
IRON Mountain ~ ga 10 74a. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Of Texas % advanced IA to Il: North
ern Pacific and Montana lists. 10 %; Oregon
Navigation 81 receipts. AZ TO 80: 81 Louis. Alton
and Terre Hattie Isl IS to 104R Savannah and
Western Isis IA to j1%. and rordage lists. to 81
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s447.339 Its net loss on haiance was 900
O}f made ~ bv a loss in currency of Sol $50 and
gain In coin Of Sl3l JOB To-'iays operations in
Guided; Receipts. s2.3s7.7eG; payments. S3.76Is3?.
resulting in n general balance OF klb2 5s3so+. con-
sisung Of tsssSas1 coin and leS.al9.2l7 currency.
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Proposals

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF ME-
MORTAL HALL. West Point, " Y.-Ofce Of Post
Quartemasier. West Point. y. Y. April I. 1888 Sealed
proposals In trplcae Will be received this office until
noon WEDNESDAY. May II. 1899 for the construction OF
Memorial Hall Plans he and forms and
specifications obtained this Office the office OF
Messrs McKim Mead and White. Architects. 100 Fitih
Avenue, New York city The right reserved reject
any and all proposals. j. b. BELLiNGER. Captain ana
a. 2. ~. L. s, Army. ''-
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RI,

West i2d st. Station. New-loiA. a. tDs.
lows, 10 minutes earlier from loot Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. VI. Dany. Local to Buffalo.
oio A. w. Daily Albany, Utica. syracuse. hochestef
Bunalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago
6il6 =. W. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse,
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
CleNr Gland. Chicago and St Louis.
stS u. W. Daily. except sunday. for ttica Syracuse
Newark Rochester and Buffalo.
Sis H. NJ Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chit
cago md ST. Louis
For tickes tables OF local trains paror Sleep
accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn AMI
New and Time tables principal
hotes other Information address
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Err IL Il M 6: S,

lo.h. foot ~ ,haLiefs-st daily. follows ~.
ln.HHtes earlier lIom IS est 23d
915 ana -'Gaed aasiSs' t sor w1ves Si Eq:
ludutt .dflur ar To Buffalo
H.nn -. N.-Ncstuur Limited. Sold fIan for Chi.
O'OO ..EY tia Chautauqul Lake. arrives Cleveland
50 ~. a.. chicago , ~. Sietpeis 10 CA.-
cage. .g"vclaud ana Cincinuati Dining car.
63O r. yc''Ga;d e5a sss;' arrs' bN qao
chicago and the West Eu.aiJ passengers can
remain in sleeper until = A. NJ.
S45 ~ @ SA@R nas i.so s and 70 NsIh o Fe
caSo aud Cincinnati pnng Car.
I ocAL TimE TABLE. TICKETS AND ruLLNiAN
II Accommodations at III 2G' sol and 951 Broadway.
i.t Fas l%ti--t. Chambers and Wet 2'l-st ferries
Now Nora. ?'3 Fulton Brooklyn; 100 Huieon-s H..
l,ken ana J,rr"y city station. Fri" Transr.r rr,,pIay
CALI Or and checks baggage from hotels aud residences
to destination.
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GKANUI.NT NTTDW INIsIN VIf''81t'''E'@'
NOTHING so GLORIOUS EVER SEEN BEFORE
The races decidedly novel AMI thrilling
The 100 Equestrian cots mlrvelousiy Clever
The Aerial feats grand ana aWc-insprNS'
The 20 clowns the best seen.
The - Elephants wonderfully trained
The turabng and eaping aston -'1iigly Rolp' -,
The menagerics the most complete IN me ~of'l
The chronological Congress u strange pc PIE "e'"
and instructive arssmbog~
The high leapng horse and long distance Jumping pony
tho grediest seen.
The Oympian games acrobatic and athletic fsass
amazing
M Water ring circus high diving expert swimming,
aquatic and prismatic fountains superb am p"y'no
description
johanna the gorilla. Of great interest
Will tine whole # thi- s'uyon'lus and colossal sno"
a revelation Of surprFes. sisnaIf asa superb eAp's'
TWO Performance daily. At and 3 y. ia
Doors open an b.. uI eafii...
Admission. -. 30 = and 81 Box seats. 81 eacn.
Private boxes SI2 Box Once open from 10 AMY t0S
sd" OF advance sclts.
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nailroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Dc>brOsses and tortialdt streets.
In Eject January 30 Iso3.
$40 a. VI. FAST LINE-Parior Car To plttsburs.
1000 A. VI. PEN NsYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
% SG sfes Dang SmsIng saa 2'ss 4;
4 ~, Cincinnati Gao a. n, Indianapolis 40 A. NJ.
800 ' f. w. tn N iol A l%; ST. HoNNs
igidmsn aefing and Dining Cas- ~ -. t'a'S' ~
go sp r. NJ MF c4f1s2 rfEpMMEsspuman Sleeping
and Dining Crs 70 Chicago and Cl,Ne.ani sAui''es
- eHa W. = & Nh fsfrf2 ri ass'
A gpns 1ne nng I NJ TO IlnhS o T. 49,
500 i. Vi. PAcii'IG E%FREss @I'ul:man sesging Car
g. Pit,shu.g. Connects for chicago daily, and C.e'e'
''l az WAs Eli, aTi A ,.I,' TimE SOUTH
S. $50 . 10 70 Dining Carr, II A. 81 10 90 con;
sIessiona Linz" al Prior ana Dning ca,S); 70
ei5 asa A. sSia5 , ss5 A. " 32S
F5 %isS .n p NJ
aa an, 40 p M an Se sr,9er' 8 AI h aay
ATEP% rs 70 G A&HTT'TGSy an9 Sia p for jack
H. NJ daily Socpers 70 Tampa. -. Augustine. Macon.
ff;;GiE,'TTERKE & ONO i;iifWNY ESPr@ss 800 p NJ
6 SAY T9 rGN c6aFo 1R4 R ana "SN6nFoLK via
Charles RGutc 4; NJ w""i'-ca's amt with Through
r6 5ife} &TAEri RI G CIV $50 P NJ weekdays. Through
rd 5T" c,r r!' NAV. al 10 90 p & yoek-aoys
Tck.atr sualays oIcep AsjuTy PARK and Ocean
d'''''' ''' ron Oh PpH'ilGADuLrpn.
'51 na 2' o9 ~ T. M 's a.? ac %3 G %aes
4 !$o Dining ca0. .HInlaSo caD, e 20. sep NJ
2lS ns Gbn i@a G5 8 G - S ea 90 @ ad 10
r.c a 9"S x1 ca 81 Sc p M + a54 aci
sr Aor e l apa f's $50 # do sr aa q
Maaaw4g ant roaklyn Annex Sst!on r,ot = ruin
,ansier Conrany Win @a for and ccck b1grlgt rom
os,s .nd es;Iees through to desfina,ioG ,,oon
General Manager. General Pnss'r Agent.
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DEL, LAIkAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. X.
stations in Ncv-NOrk foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
NESTIDt LED TRAINS. Pt i.LMAN BUFFET
III

Cars. fiNTsCH LIGHT.
Direct rouf" o. Nl.NAHk. BIoONFIEl-p. MpNI. LAiH.
THE ORANGES summit. BERNARD - lie Ba5k ns
ide" Madison. M'rrstlvn. Plssai,. Patterson, B,.a-
ton Dover. S'dghoie IT DDS LAKE. LAKE no
pAT' ONG Harkettstown. StUOOl.ENiS MOUNTAIN.
washing q. PHI tII'SIi re PASSION NATER
GAP. STROI DSTf re. Pocono N .unta ms. GRAN
TON. FlTTSTON. WlLkESBAltliE. NANTil-okE p.
iANyIi.LE NoRrHrMRrRLANp; Mon,rose BLNG.
HAMToN. OXFORD NORWICH, Wa,g,t He: nTICA
HlCHIEID SPRINGS Cortland. SHRACL.SE os-
BATH DANsvIfLE BrFFAIO am all pOn,s WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
30 4 S.-BINGHANTON MAI. stops at principal
poo A N -Rt'FFArO SCRANTON. ETNGUAMrON.
UTICA RlCHFlEID SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Rufst Paror Cars con-
Bural9 with train for Chicago. arriving go
90 = M sen NToN. RrNGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman psrlor cars -
400 = VI SCRANTON WlrKESBARRE and PLyM.
OtTH EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars
go T. M Opalsb-B IL NAL Nestihuled Limited Express
FAIO Pullman RrNet Sleeping Car. connect. at
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago arriving at Q 35
$50 p N pany) BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM.
ton. UTICA. SYRACUSE and oSwEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Hur-t Sc, pers. - -
ri 'If,TS NNp pJ'TI.MAN ACCOMMODATIONS q, -
Nrrrays nm Broadway. Tickets ferry stations
- and roalWay. ~ West i2Stls' 27i GollfrtVs
ave Nv Yok 3aS and 726 Fulto n-s and - Broadway
D. .lt'yn. Time tables. giving ,ul information az all
wr,S~coTr r,xrrrSs COMPANY will call tor and
ofe0k inrslg" fnrl hf"i or ei"nr" % des'ina''p1
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Royal BLUE LINE.
10 pHILAUL.rllIA. HALIIMOkE And WASH
TON

TON.
For Philad, pha, week days 40. 500. 900. 10 CO.
II 20 DINING Cau a. NJ 30 3 -. 400 lB-r.t Pat',
CaD. 300 Dining car. coo 30 SO =. "; J. ID
cit SUNDAY. II 80 dining taD \. 81, ~
90 GIIulrs arr. GOO T. Il. i2:l5 nigh. . "a
Onlnr Gar. \ N, 100, 33o 300 dining c.rl. . 80
Il night .ln1IF- 900. II 30 ID = NJ can
4 " 1:r 90 Dining CaD. coo +. NJ, II - nigh
7 rse's ana lail -, 500 y J." n,"d AZ ~
i4th-sf l:E I8st 2ltl ST. 2Gl W~sf l-il e. 81 C9-
lrrniu-avr y w-York Court At $50 fTt - Brook
ism = BrondNav Wllamsiuf@ The y " YORK Transfer
Corpanv VIA AL tor and check baggass from hotel Or
residence D destination.
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STOCKS DULL BUT FIRM.
mn SETTLE THE COAL TROUBLE
WAITING MARKET-ADVANCEs At THE
CLOSE.

e,1.rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE APRIL ..
Dr,rINGs IN BONDS AID BANK STOCKS.
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FOR IEKEWn0D

4.2O SD \. N. i4j. 3.4n 40 T. NJ
T-r Ta-mlnclae Toms River. Bafncgat PARK and Bar
r~-a' { 90 s-i5 A. e; las 4:40 r. NJ
Tor Atlantic Cy. Nin"lanl an! Hgids~ion. $50 A. D..
i'fI ". ,
Novesluk - SO. iiso 4. ". 80 i43. AZ. ~
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Kansas Pacific Consolidated
First Mortgage Bonds.

Tho UNDERSIGNED at request large number II
fa. i.ii .r- tine FIRST MDiiSag" Per
it.rJs Z kansas Pacific Railway company.
.tN. undertaken commute" i"i lir ri"'
n lDuIl. their iighfS
The ,N4ffr, condition Of tie Kansas 'i'ir company ana
ul.u P.,iu Railway. th" necessity i'f va" prop
application just proportion ~ the income ol tn1
ri5rfrsg.i properties th" interest upon 'h' '"haoi'
dated Bonds and protection and enforcement ~ mo
principal r.rdcr necessary that d." honihld'f shDu
o. once unite mutual protection \ h.hnhoiN"i
agreement has been prepared for signature ana deposited
with o." Mercantile Trust Company Wi'h VIII Issue
,erin,tt.s upon d.uYH.t bonds td"- "f This aglr'-
u.n, ma, the secretary or from the
Mercantile T.;!st COMPANY
FREDERICK 10. TAPPEN. Chairman.
LOT It's FITZGERALD.
oiiii:m tMEs. I'd. BOSTON. Mass"
G.EOItt.E b.. LEIGHTON, ~. Louis. Mo-,
'" ~ COMMITTEE.
" EMIEN EoOSEVELT Secretary. 81 Wall -.
STRONG 4 CADW AGADER. Counsel
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BONDS THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Government bonds sold: 5000 As. registered
1907 AT I1ls, $4,000 As registered 1925. at l2O34
s25 900 81 coupon. az ll5%t a HE'S Quotations al
the close were as follows
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy.
tAuthfaplte coal used rNclusIk-lyD
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
ON Nd AFTER DEC. 30. 1894.

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
ON Nd AFTER DEC. 3D. 1897
Trains leave station foot of Liberty-st
Tor Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch chunk, &C.,
$50 10. $40 II 10 to Eason) \. ii. 1910, 30 - 90
to EastonD. l:3p 30. 30 Allentown. =. " sundays
$50 G:l5 10 EastoD, \. NJ. 90 . 30 600 y. u. .
For Wilkcsb1 Ie. PittstOn and scranton. $40 A. NJ.
l'l0. 100. 40 T. sundays. 4;D A. ".
For Rendir ~ 43o. 500 $40 1000 II 80 A. NJ, 10
49, 100. 300, 5.ij 30 =. NJ. l2lJ night sundays,
40 \. Nj loo. I.3o 30 GOO T. NJ. i2:i5 night
For Hnrrlsburi a. 30 800 BIO a. NJ. 40. 20 100
zoo 5.t1 7. 4. i2.lj night Sundays. 100. 5@O 600
". - - night.
Fo- Sun'urv. L"wishurr and Villam.po't at 70 %.
o:io \ ". 10 20 : 20 p. NJ sundays. 500 =. "
plelsqut $50 10 ii.2o \ VI 70 i43 $40 70 Rod
ElnkJ AS 40 G.iS " SUNDAYS except Ocean
&. ard A. p.rf- n
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AmuscmenIs.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

GRANDEsT SHOW EVER ORGANIZED.
NOTHING so GLORIOUS EVER SEEN BEFORE
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-03
Ser Surantz Yro;cs.

Tran3iscp, Gal, 1. Stt.
- Reo. George 8ibIon, Paitor Der
GmanucI=gdptiitsn air6e, Den Die
8artbeiDigun9 in ocm 9urant=Yforpz
prp5ei7e Der 0sriibun9 Der beioenDEdoz
1enmoroe peroG9tiot bat, 1T jeBt nit
elmer Grtldrun9 ferporgetreten, porln
er gegsn Die un6eitimmten 2tnIduloiz
gungen proteItirt u. IenIatio1elIe Gntz
hiiuungen bel isiner oenlnddftgen
3eugenpernebmunq in Mu5Fd)t ftelit.
Ra6 In5i6t De5 YaItorS 8ibIon lit
ouS 8erfabren Der 8ertbsiotgung elm
per3peifelter n9luff" lpoour6 man
bd8 Yublitum uno Die 8aIhpOrensn
5u tduihen iu6t. Wiun poQe auf
i'm (9ibIon) Den 8eroa6t lenten. SIN
8eri6te lei Die 5rage aufgeporfen, ob
niht er Der S9uIoige iei, unb mu6rz
f6einli6 babe Ourant bieIe 8eriion
ieinen 2Iopotdten nabeQelegt. Sbn
ooer 0urant iou alIp Die ShulO tref=
fen unO unter IpI92n llmItdnoen iperoe
er audi niht Idnger Riifii6t nebmen
uhD, penn feline 3eit 9etommen, Die
pole 0abrbeit 1ogen. Die Strufperz
folgung bat in Der YerIOn zines
S6ulsG olIegen 9urant'5, nit Namen
CHARLES 9G. 9ufes, nod etnen tpi6tiz
gen. 8eIaftung83eugen entoeft. Sei
Den 9orleiungen in Dem oWtsoical>
gollege" bate 0utss ieinen BlaB ne
ben 9urant. gr fam 5lpar nint be-
f6lpDren, oaB 9urunt om 3. 2tpril
Den @orleIungen beiipobnte, bod in
elmer Ip6teren llnterreoung lpurDe er
BON i'm eifrig befraqt, ob er ii4 0enn
ni6t erinnern t0nnte, i'm (0urunD
on jenem Sage i'm nGole9e" geieben 5u
hnhan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-03
Nr nnhffiftrr nn ner N1brit

9ttts6urg, Ya., l. GIT 0a5
oem &obIenbGnoler Sobn MunbaQ gez
b0renoe pra6tgebduOe in Der g}dbe
BON 9omeiteab bilOet beute nur nod eli
nsn traurigen5rimmerbaufe 8ron0z
ftiTter batten Die 8iua, pelhe auge@
mein QIs cine 3ierDe DON gang 2tllez
q6ennzGountD betrd@tet paro, gu III
rem 3erItDrungsobiett ouserieben unO,
tpie es i9eint, aun Die 8eIeitigung Der
gan3en W}unbaQ'16en 6amiIie ges
plant. Der 8rono fam in einem feerz
ftebenben3immer sum 2lusbru6e uno
6r. W}urbaQ, iotpie feline 9(ngeb0rigen
tonnten gera0e nod re6t3eitt8 oaS
Sreie erreihen. Der Gigentbiimer BE-
Qbii6tigte, bd er bas 8ebGuoe an Den
8enerol Superintenbenten S6pa6
BON Der nGarnegie StabtzGp." permiez
t6et bate, norgen ra9 OItz9itt5burg
iiber3uiieOeln unb in Jolgs oieies 2(nz
laNe5 laQen Die n0t6igen Gffsften BE-
rsits tpo6loerpadt i'm eriten Stodpert.
0a5 9yeuer perbreitete ii9 isoo6 10
raid, bab bieTe nebit S6muffuden Il.
bal. gum Wertbe BON $4,000 psrni6tet
purben. Der S6aben in5geIammt
betrGgt ipenigIten5 $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-03
gSar mir & hrri.

SanSoie, Sal, l. Oft. - 9os
tijr5li3 bon oQen 3situnger ais Stu
rioIum per0ffentliate 9eiratbsgeIu6
eine5 reiden 6ineiiiden 8aufmannes,
Sip Sing See, Der ieiner So6ter W&oi
See gegen 3ablung BON $4,000 einen
ameritaniI6en 5reier 81 perI6aTfen
lpiinI3te, Eat ii6 ais eine Gnte 1erz
uu5geitellt. Die betreffenbe g(n3eiQe
mar ppn einigen, gu i6le6ten S6er8en
aufgelegten jungen W}dnnern in elmer
3ettung in Gan 6ron3isco ber0ffentz
li6t porosn. Sn3piidsn baben 7i6
beirathsluitige 2(meritaner in W}oIen
gemeIoet. 2luf bem bieIigsn 9oItamte
iino bis isbt iiber 5000 8riefe unO
3u6lrei3e 5elegramme an ben mDtbiz
Iden Gbineien sip Sing See eingez
troffen, Dem fi9 Die 9(bIenoer germ fir
ben ausgeieBten Breis BON $4,000 perz
taufen piirben. limb nit jeber neuen
9oItIenbung pG6it Die 3u6I Der
HetnQefallenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-03
SaSeni'S Tad,fnIger.
4 Ssanflcbm Wiiii;oudriuuen ned)
Gbtttn.

Qonbon, 2. Sftpber. - NnldB=
lid Der beporite9enOen Abreiie Don Is
MiIIiondrinnen na6 Dem iiiolt9en
Gbina fano beute in Der ct. 8rioe5
Gbur6 Elm NbI6ieosgptte8bienit itatt.
Sm Sicuitc Der V6d1Stcniiebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-03
TuS frktc @bCHnciicil

q tepzY OFF, l. Dit. - 8d6reno
5rau 2i33ie Grb beute 2(benO oas
2tbenbeIen bereitete, fingsn ibre &leiz
Der Seuer uno i'm g}u mar Die lin
gljidli6e in 6lammen eingebUIt. Die
betagte unO bettldgeri9e Mutter,
SSrau Marie @ejnbeimer, periu9te,
Der 3oater 9iilfe gu leiiten, bob
muBte oieielbe, nudoem iie i6pere
8ranbpunOen babOn getrugen, negen
ibrer i9ipa6en &rGfte Don Dem 8et=
tung5perte abIte6en. Syrau Grb itarb
tur3 nab ibrem transport in's 9pz
ipital. 2lu6 oa5 2lbleben SSrau
0einheiner's tpirD itiinDIih erlpQrtet.