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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
BRISTOL.

Another trial OF speed Will take place
this afternoon upon the new road.
Mr. John A. &. Hammett, wife and two
children left here on Friday for Boston,
They sail today for Liverpool where he
Las signed five years contract as
superintendent of rubber manufactory.
MIR. Henry Thayer OF Brooklyn, N. ",
IL the guest of mis- cousin, Councilman n
Thayer, upon Metacom avenue.
Mr.. Nathaniel q. Herreshosf and Asa
+. Hathaway left here on Thursday even
ing for New York to testify before the
special committee OF the New York
Yacht Club.
mission is to be opened at 33 Thames
street Sunday with q revival meeting in
the afternoon aud evening.
A number of dandelions were picked in
the yard of Mr.. Is. Il. Munro on Friday.
aud crocuses are shooting up through the
ground at DIR. g. II. X. Doringhs place
upon Hope street.
About fifteen couples OF ladies and gem
tlemen visited Mr. ana Mrs. Hale v ooos
last evening and enjoyed an old-fashion-
ed apple-paring bee. After the work was
finished fine supper was served and
dancing, and vocal music followed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28

NEW BUSINESS INVITED.

Liberal arrangements made with De-
positors for Interest ON Current Account or
on Certificates Of Deposit, or on Certiica ates
of Deposit. from date of Deposit to date OF
withdrawal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
The Meeting of the Park AsSocia-
tiOn Not Lawful.

The adjourned animal meeting OF Paw
tuxet Valley Park Association occurred
IN Pioneer Hall last evening and some
unexpected developments were made.
The regular annual meeting occurred on
Dec. and was adjourned until the 18th
to allow committee TO ivestigate the
affairs OF the association and report at
the adjourned meeting. liz was dis
covered that the meeting had not been
conducted in the coformity with the by
iaws OF the association, which require
the heard of directos 10 make a report OF
the contion of the association ut the
annual meeting. This has not been done,
but the treasurer made q report wbiCn
was read and received at he meeting on
Dec. y. As soon as the mistake was dis
covered IL was voted to addlourn until
two weeks from last evening, to allow
tho directors to prepare and present their
reportas required by the bylaws.
PHENIX.
James Donovan, a msson's helper, EN-
ployed by Henry Mcmahon. fell from the
roof OF John Hollihans' house, on Broad
street yesterday, but not seriously In
juerd. He fell about fifteen feet. He
was taken to his home in Anthony in a
carriage by Mr.. Mcmahon.
RvERPOINT.
Vernums Bradley and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ingalls OF Brockton. Mass, are
The guest CT Miss Annie Buck.
Maid Marion Circle, c. .. r.. held its
election Thursday evening and chose the
following officers: Chief companion,
Mrs. Annie Sylvia; sub-chief companion,
Lizzie A. Quinn; recording secretary,
Anne Agnew; financial secrtary, Cora
Clare; treasurer, Mrs. Alfred Wood; right
guide, Eta Nc Bride ; left guide, Susie
Murphy; inside guarde, George III. Allen;
outside guard, Susan A. Quinn; physi-
clan, DR.. NJ. j. Il. Legris.
LIPPITT.
b. .& r knight are buildngg a new
cotton house at the mill.
Robert Caswell, who has been seriously
I'll for some time, is reported as much
better.
Emile Jordin Is visiting friends here.
FISKvILLE.
z. b. & r. Knight are enclosing the
mill and company houses with n new and
substa,ial fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller. who have
been the guests OF Mrs. George Corey at
the Mansion House ha ye returned TO
their home IN Norwich, Conn.
ANTHONY.
Rev. John n. Salisbury will preach at
the Knotty Oak Church morrow.
Edward Bedsrd of Woonsocket is visit
ing friends here
ARCTIC CENTER.
John Handman, who was clerk al the
Clyde Hotel was found dead in bed at
Arctic Centre this morning. Death re-
suited from an overdose OF chloraL. The
drug was taken to stop pain as Hsrdman
had been sick for some time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
Eastwood & Evans.

Our opening was big success. We were
pleased TO meet so many friends. old and
new, who called TO inspect our store. II gives
us pleasure 20 serve the public. and that they
are well used at our store. Is proven by the
presence Of such crowds as visited us during
the past week.
We sell for cash. and give full value You
don't help make up for bad debts; we have
none. that's why we sell low.
We handle everything in Groceries. Meats,
Vegetables. etc. Come see our spread Satur.
day; it's the finest in Olneyville
EASTWOOD & EVANS.
Ill Valley street. Oineyville.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
FINANCIAL NEWS
The London Market Still Con-
tinueS Weak.
special 20 The News.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s 1t is rumored
that about two weeks ago arrange
ments were made for an important rise
in Sugar; IT was founded on excellent
results for the year and on arrangements
at Washington. Some hopes were enter
tained of change in the duties and con-
siderable stock had been accumulated
when the panic interrupted calculations.
good deal more stock was bought and
this line has been sold above 100. liz Is
hoped by some that the new tariff bill
may be amended in the Senate so as to
do Sugar some good, but pending de-
yelopments the stock is likely to be al
lowed some relapse.
Nearly every house on the street is bull
ing st. Paul because OF its remarkable
earnings and its good prospects for the
coming six months.
A special from London reports that the
market Is weak, due TO the uncertainty
OF the financial legislation.
London is a seller again. st. Paul show
ing half decline and Louisville Il Nash
vile 3.S.
The bank statements today will show
up very poorly. Last Saturday the t.
serve was s17,0SS, 500 as compared with
last year. Today's decrease Will prob
ably bring the reserve down to between
l3 and ii millions. With a high money
market this Will be good time to bring
out q Government bond issue.
So far as bankers will talk il seems
certain that the Administration has de-
clded TO sell 100. 000, 600 per. cent. bonds
to a syndicate. In addition to this efforts
are being made to fix upon u plan where
by the gold reserve will he protected,
high protection heing paid for in the
price OF the bonds 10 the syndicate; no
details are available.
NEW YORK STOCK ouorATIoSl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
OLNEYvILLE.
Baptismal Robe for Popular
Pastor.
A Pleasant Evening With Manufac-
turers Lodge.
THE News BuREAu, oLsrYyiILr.

SHh NEWS btHEAUf OLNhf NllLEs
No. 8 Hartford Avenue.
At the Plainfield street Free Baptist Church
last evening a reception and presentation 10
the retiring pastor. Rev. Jap.es W. Parsons.
followed the prayer meeting. Mr.. G. g. Har-
rington, in behalf Of the parish over which
Rev. Mr.. Parsons has presided for the past
nine years, presented 10 him a baptismal
robe aud a generous sum Of money. The re.
oipient responded, and spoke OF the faithful
service OF his congregation as a strong factor
toward the success achieved in the church
The retiring pastor goes to Buffalo. N. Y.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT.
in the Eighth District Court today Forrest
Brown and Bartholomew Reynolds were each
fined 30 and costs for defacins building.
An Italian named SimoEi. charged with as.
sault on Alexander Vincenzo. had his case
continued one week.
Joseph Maloney, charged with assault on
his wife with dangerous weapon, will be
given hearing next week.
ODD FELLOWS SOCIAL.
A very successful social was given an Odd
Fellows block, Plainfeld street, last evening
under the auspices OF Manufacturers Lodge
singleton's orchestra furnished music The
committee of arrangements was DR.. A. II.
Longfelow. +. T. wlford. Frederick l..
Steere and Henry +. Thompson. Mr.. Charles
II. Van Leuven acted as floor director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
As Ii should lie.

LONDON, Dec. 2s-DeGn Farrar writes to
The Times rs follows: As son who loves
and honors the American nation and has
received many proofs of kindness from emf.
nent Americans, venture at this crisis TO
remind them OF the words of their great
president, Grant, spoken Mt Newcastle in
1877, declaring that he would not speak OF
Americans and English as two peoples,
because they were one people with a com.
fooo daStiny
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
Must Have Europe. support.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2s.-The minister
of foreign affairs, Prince Loebanoff-
Rostovsky, discussing the situation OF
Armenia, Is reported to have said: I'll
invited by at least three OF the powers, OF
which Great Britain must be one. Russia
would be able to pacflcally administer tho
disturbed provinces OF Anatolia, but Rus.
sia must be assured of the support OF
Europe"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
REPORT.
RESOURCES.

nF the condition OF the MERCHANTS MA
" TloNAL BANK, at Proyidsnce, In the State
OF Rhode Island. at the close OF business, De-
cember IS, 1885;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28

The readers q this paper Will be pleased 10
nearn that there IN at least one dreaded disease
chat science has boen abl. 10 cure IN ali it-
stnx>s. ana that ~ Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure II the only positive cure known 90 ths
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a oOnst,.
tutionsl disease, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure II taken IN.
ternaliy. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of tho system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation % the disease, and
irving tbe patient strength by building up the
ronstifufion and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have W murh faith
IN ifs curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 10 fails 20
eufe. Send for list of testimonials.
Address. Y. J. CHENEY A co. Toledo. v.
~ hg Druggists. 70 centa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
County OF Providence, IS.
j, J. w Vernon, cashier OF the above namet
bank, do solemnly swear that the above stateme Mt
Is true to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
J. W. VERNON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 20th day
OF December, 1895. GILMAN T.. JOPP,
Correct-Attest; Notary Public.
r. c. TAFT,
FRANK MAURAN, Directors
IA. ". CAMPBELL,N dec2i-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-28

rNo LET-uPPER TENEMENT, b7i GRAMS
Il ton street rooms with Improvements; rent
y. Apply l02 Kenyon street dec2s-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Cuba.

Die Iufdteu pes Ntauurs pon 6apaHna.
gtewsD off, /. Suli. = Senor Ss>
uDunOa Aluare;, Der OtaDor pom 9az
uauua, Gubu, ilt beute bier elnsctrOhen.
Gelegentli6 elmer unterreOuug auBcrte
ii9 0r. sllporea, iuelder, nebenbel 9e'
iayt, cine Der srOBten @isarrenfabrlfen
ieiner Seimatbnaot bciibt. iiber bic 5n@
IurreftlOu auI Cuba, wle fOl9t:
v0le 9fe9ierun9 uno SepOlteruns
Ser Der. Staateu linb sntwcoer bllno
Ober tappeu in Se5us auf Die sesenmarz
tisen SOrsdnse auf Cuba uolltanOlg
i'm 0unfeln. Sbr BraiiOent bat cine
Proclamation erlaneu uno 5ur AuTs
redtsrbaltung Der 9teutralitat aufseTOrz
bert, aber Dennod erlaubt man inoIrstt
Die uebertre:uug psr biesbe;u ;u9liden 9ez
icee tasta9lid). Dlan erlaubt, DaB IN
Campo uno &ep=@elt taslld @rer3lerz
llebungen Setens ser @ubaner ltattftn=
ben, Die, nadoem iie g.niissno einseilbt.
pielleidt 9csen ben 9Siuen Der Ser.
Staaten, atcr bod Dem nit Spanlen
absei9lOhenen Sertra9e entsegen, nad)
unlerer Sniel fOnmen uno itd Den Sn%
iur9euteu anidlIeBeu.
Sine srOBs An3abl wOblbabenusr uno
prominsnter @ubauer mobut i'll ben
Ser. Staaten, bat bort OaS gurserred)t
eruOrben, Obne ibre 2ln9ebOrl9felt oil
Cuba 5u lOlcn. cln5lg unb oaeln, um
Spmpatbie su erwefen unOPropaganba
fiir Die Sa@e Der lOssnannteu YatrlOtcn
5u MAIDEN.
Ger 9egeumdrti9e Seampf mag 5mci
Sabre anOauern, aber Spanlen miro
uno mil lie9rclh aus oemieIben herpor'
eeben, uno Die 9iepolutiOn wiiroe idOu
in gang turSsr 3sit Der Ser9angenbelt
an9ebOren, IebIte ben Snlurgentcn Die
tuO.re.te unteritiisuns Der Ser. Staas
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Sapau uno 8ublano.
gSes IT. Scu @cr. Staalcn ToDuenoe
Sapaner ftd, ctubilOtn-

Seattle, 9&aib., 90. Stunt. - SIe
bier mobnenben Saparer iinD IN sroBcr
9tufreguus iiber Die 0altun9. wel9e
9fuBlanb seSer i5r SaterlanS an9cnOnl'
men bat. Sic bebuupttn, beltlmmte
&unoe III babeu, baB iaaerbalb lebt tilr'
ger .3sit elm Rrieg suiiden Sapan uno
9fuBlanb gum 9lu5brudl fOnlmen plrp.
uSuncrbalb swet NtOuaten." la9te Otaz
camara, Gin iapaniidler 3elbGIt6mann,
ypcrbeu luir nit ;)tuBlano fdmpIe!. Gs
miro Elm leid;ter &f ltln. NdBlano
bat nirsenbwo 10 piele J ste III otr Nabe
wle Sapan uub ieiue Sd,!iic linO nld)t 10
sablreid. Q1lr fOansn cine Armee nad)
ben @efGn9nliIen in SIblrien lenOen
unb Saulenbe befreieu, melhe 2ooz
feiube Der rulliideu 9fe9ierEns ltno uuo
lofort unisrc SerbInoetcu wcrben pilrz
ben, wenu mir lie braudlten. SD babe
SrIefc Gus 5apuu erhalten. wcld)e nllr
Die llcbcr3eu9un9 belbradten, SaB eln
&:ieg nabe bepcritebt. Dtelne &anosz
lcute erwartsn un9eDulbi9 ocn Se9lnn
oeS SampfeS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
9!r. 157.
Bonn

8eerbigungen. 8om
Srduer6auIe glr. 1907, S1t@8altt@
morezStraBe, aus fano geItern gfa4=
mittag unter 8abIreicher 8etbetitglng
pcn QeiDttaQenben Die 8eeroigung
pes am leBten Oonneritag peritorbe@
nen 6ru. GrnIt Waltjen, Wfit9lieo
Der 6irmd 2iibfing &c Waltien, ltdtt.
Baitpr 6. 9uber tpiDmete Dem Yer
itprbenen i'm Srauer6duie uno am
@rabe einen ebrenpen 9td6ruf, uno
cine grpBe 5iille 6iibI6er Slumenge=
pinoe bebedte ben Sarg, ais berIelbe
orf Der r8aItimorer Gemeterp" ms
itiGe Grab 6ina6 geIentt puroe. Nl5
8abrtu6trdger fungirten Die 99.
6. WaBmann, jun, G6ds. 2urB, e.
&reiIel, 6. Waqner, S. Srance uno
syobn Braun bonn rOit>8altimorer
9(rbetter &ranfen Inter itiiBun9S@
@erein 9ar. l." reTp. ppn n5air=
mount Republican Stub" 9r. Waltz
jen mar in Baltimore am 81. WfGr3
1857 gebpren unb ipuro ppr etipa IL
SSubren nit ieiner nunmebrigenBttt=
lpe sSba, geb. 2iibfing, getraltt. Der
gliidli9en G6e entiprofen 5pet Sim
hPr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
11uaIiif NIB Gcrbre1en.
.,lpel Diorper poselirel.

SfGaboma @ttp Sfla., 1. Sull.
- @eitern Sbenb idlugen bret notOrt@
ide Subietts, uelde ii6 ul5 ;9eTan9eae
in Der bieitgeu Sail belanOeu, ben Sera
walter bepuBtloS unO fliidtetsn. Die
&erle, Jtobert Ghriitian, Mlulam elr;@
itlan uuO Sic @aiep nit gtamcn, welae
ami irsenO cine 9Seils in ben Selis pom
0feOolpern sclangt paren, sro1Ineten
auf Der Strabe 5suer auf lie perIol9enre
YolI5llteu, mas etuem Der leeteren bo6
2eben foittte uno wObci Galep, etH
nsunsebnlabrrger 9taubmOrScr, nlcoerz
aei1oIeu nurse. @iner Der 9sbriiper
@brlltlan iaste oaun uuI oem Plsroe
Oes getOoteten YOlisilten paoon, wa4'
rsno Der ano.rs lelHe 6ludt in elnenl
SugsD bepertiteliste. Dian lit ben
bei6en SurIdeu, Die sineu Dtoro auT
Dem 9ewllien baben, nit SlutbunOsH
auf Der 6abrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Sfa0t 3aGttnlore.
Saltimnre's tpnGentlibe Strrbli6:
fcitss uun Seburfs StatlElif.

SIN @eluno6eits -Imte wurben lcste
gGo9e 200 StcrbeTdlle angeme.oet, 66er
mebr, uls in Der porber9ebeuOen $50
DIE; SO meniscr, ais in Der l894er
YaraQel. Mode, Is wCnlger, al8 in Der
corrclponoirenOen 8OdepOn 1898 SOn
ben 0eitorbeueu iuarcn 103 weibliae
uno 81 maunlidc @eriOnen. Inter
5 Sabren ltarben 1872, 3uii9en 5 Ii. 20
Sabren s. 5UiItIen 20 uuO 40 Sabren
%, 3piiden 40 unO 60 9abren 25,
3wilben 60 uno so 5abrcn 21, suiiden
SO uno 80 Sabren 2. 1iad GarO8
pertbeilen iid Die GOOe5fdqs iOlgeaberz
maBen: crlte 8arO 15,3wslte 9, brittle s,
pierte 6, iiinI Ite s, ledl8le "A, iiebcnte %,
adte 18, neunte 6, 3:bnte 8, elite s,
3mOlfte 9, orei5sbnte 8, pieriebnte 8,
fiiuisebnre 9, ieaSsebnte 3, iisbsn5sbnte
7, adtSebute 10, neuu5ebnte 6, 5uanz
3igite 5, einuno3wun3isite 6 unb 3weIz
uno5mau3isite 3. SIS ltarben oil Pneuz
monta 8, &unssni4wtnOiudt 19, Otez
raSmus 5, &inoerdOlera Al, Srl9bt'z
i6e 9ticrenfranfbeit 4, 9urdfaa 3,
0ip6tbcritis 9, &rdmpfen 7, 6er;leiOeu
5, gai1riihe8 6ieber 3, OttnIngltls A,
glltersiawGde 3, a8pbpria 3, 8rOu3iz
tl5 8, Malern 3, SsIbitmOrO 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
SermtlGtes aus Der alten @clt.

9ie G6efrau bes S9GTer5
rnb Wunberboftors Dit in HaDbru3
itanD unter Der Nntlage, i6re Yflishz
ten als 9ebamme berart aHBer d6t
gelaIIen gu baben, baB Elm neuge6orez
mes &inb na4 einiger 3eit faIt p0li1
erblinbete. @s lit Dies oas Sinh Der
Gbefrau bes Qlrbeiters 9oDer in Raoz
bru9. 9as &inb bate glet4 naA
Der @eburt Elm eiternDe5 9luge. cuc1
mar bas g(uge gerOtbet. Die 2(ngez
flugte belt bieIen 3uitanb nicht fir
gefdbrli6 unb berorbnete, baB bus
9tuge ausgeledt iperben iollte. Ter
3uftanb bes 9(uges berf6limmerte
ii4 jeDo9 unb bic 9(ngetlagte thinner
te Ii9 nt6t peiter barum. DIS ba5
&tnb ipGter etnem Qugenar5te in9ez
banDlung gegeben tpurbe, mar eS 5u
fpdt. Gs mar Die Yfli9t Der 9lngez
agten, bas Sinh lpegen Der Qlugenz
ent5iinbung gu beoba6ten ooer oa<
rauf gu bringen, baB Elm 9lr3t 3ugez
Sogen lperbe. 8eibes bat lie ni9t ae>
t6an. Sic purbe Desbalb gu Dret
Ntpnaten 9efGngniB perurtbei!t.
-9unbert Sabre &urltz
# bas lit audi Elm 8eI9i6ts6u4.
&arls6ab, Die Staot be5 9eils an Der
Sept, feiert jebt bieIes Subildum,
9enn f6on bor 1895 CAB es eine&ur@
lite, aber 1ie gelangte nur in geihriez
benen Ggemplaren in gang geringer
3abl CUR 9(usgabe. Grit als oie5raz
nied'i6e 8udbruderei -eben i'm
Sabre 1795-gegriinOet tpurbe. go6
Gutenberg's &unlt audi Der &urliIte
bic neue @e1taltrng unO nit bteier
feiert nun ou9 Die genannte Sirma,
bic unl1nterbro9en ben0rud ber2iite
beiorgt, tire Gentralfeier. Sic bat
gu bieiem 5eite cine Surliite aus Den
@riinbungsiabr reproou3trt.
- Nuen betrat b sluftig 8 e II
SO @ittp N pirb BON einem Statiittz
fer ongerat6en, nah 2onoon uus3uz
nanbern unb bort cine Stellung al5
6ausbGlterin Bel einem Wittper 81
iu9en. 0ur9 itatiitii9e @rbebunz
GEN lit nGmlt9 ermittelt, DaB BON ie
100 g8ittipern II ibre 9aus6Gltertnz
men heirdthen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Mrbeit ullO SnbIfric.

2episton, Ofe., /. Suli. - Die
2ewiston Sleiderel uno 6arberei, e:ue5
Der sr6Bteu gtubliiiements ieiner 9lrt,
bat 500 9lrbeiteru frctpilllg cine 2obu=
erb6buns BON scbn Prosent ;useitanOen.
Gs 1T oleieS Die pIerte Slel9erei in
2sulstOu, welde innerbalb 5uet 8Odeu
ireiwi0is 2ObuerbObuusen eiutreten
lieB, psIde per 0tOuat ca. $4,000 be-
traSen.
8ribsetOn, gf.zS., 1. Suli. -
Die ,,Gumberlano 9tailz & Srons@o." "
nabm bcutc na6 elmer Pauie uon Iber
einem Sabr oen yetrIeb uieosr auf, uno
$50 2sute erbielten oabur@ Selddftlz
sunS.
@lepelanb, g., 1. Suli.-Oie
rStis Stesl Company" bat cine gez
fanntmaduns anselbla9en, babin lauz
tenS. oaB nit bem beuti9en Sage cine
9obnsrbObuns pcn 10 Prussnt eintrss
ten werbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
GermiiGtc trlrsrapbiI9e 9epeIbcn.

= 9lus 9tOanOfe, 2llu., fommt Die
GunOe, buB bort am SOnnteJ elm
grcno einen S6a6en BON $4,000 aus
riGtete, ber nur sur SGlfte purd gcriiz
9eruug geoedt in.
= Ger in Der 9tabe pon 2emars, Sa..
ipobnenoe D}urquis Gang erfhoB iid
ais ct 0taarldt erbielt, bab feline Psnz
ion nidt, luie CT QebOift, erbObt merOen
wIrOs. Gr biuterldBt 13 &lnoer.
- Sn Chicago, SQs.. lparb bas
Commercial 9raoer8zG:bau6e" our6
5euer am SOuntu9 i'm getra9e BON
$l5O,OOO beidaoist. Der 9erluit lit
ourd Ssriidsrung 9e6edt.
- gei eiuem Streite spiideu be-
truufenen Stalienern III ciuem italieui=
i6sn &oltbau5 gu GeduIle, Ba., warb
Otif: Ocmarceo erltoteu uuO 9eicOls
Demarceo. iOmie BaSquil guretta, Ser
OtOrDer Mlte's, trugen tOOtl,9e gerlsts
sun9en oaoou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02

g doBiid 3ufa1lis. - Der
II Sabre alte alntOuiO 9teitipo idOB
iid seitern abenO 3uiallig in ielner
NObnuug, wdbrcnb er nit sIucm STE
polper ipielts, in ben lInfeu SUP.
YOGt3eili9s8. = Ter Neger
Senberlon SObnlon tuaro 9eltern pom
4olijsiri4ter 2lnOeriOn oem @sridt5z
perfabren iibermieien, neil er anqsbli9
ieinsm 0tuhensenOhen 0iObert @Ormii b
pon 9tr. 145, Sammerbaber'5 Court,
&lsiOuns5iliide un6 cine llbr lm @es
iammtwer:he BON $45 ltabG.
- @esen Cigar, alias Sp. Smitb,
ipstder am 6rettus BON YOll3eIridter
S9cnfel Dem @erldtsusrfubren iibers
mieien wurOe, neil er 81. 4. 9(eyuolb8
"a GrcurfonsbiQete itabl, tit nod cine
&lase mesen Diebitahl5 uon 46 8lIIsten
cinseganQeu. Der Is SABRE alte 5Obn
6. WteDer8, BON Scr. 1905, SrzGOms
baroitr., lift Der &la9er.
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Welu Wurfer NaGri1tcm.

gew,Yorf, /. Suli. - DIE nsu
ernannten BollSclrldter nabmen bcute
in ben betrsfienoea YOliseissrl9ten !bre
Siee elm. Die abseieettn SuOl5 pros
teltirtsn i'll QSorten, ;o9en e5 aber bann
9lnselidtS ce5 llamml9en POli5ilten,
Der Die QSellunS bate, ben 9flaterlie
fir BEN gteuernannteu fret gu MAIDEN,
Dor, iih suriid;uslehen.
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Seldnerben ltnS S9mersen.

GBeseu Sopfve5 (sinerlei Oh nerpoIsr giatur oeer
uebelbefinbeuJ, 3abnpeb. RsuraIste, 0ibeumatsmus.
Sutterweb, ehmerseH uRo Sdpite i'm Riden, IT
0tudsrat ober In ben Riercn, SdmerSeH IN Der Gjes
gsno Der 9eber, GippeHell= SHtsuEouHa, 9eleHtzgns
It,weaunaen uno ShuerBen aler 4rt pirb Die Gns
penbung pom J1abpap's 9leaop 0leiei iOiortise Grs
Ieiterung sspd6ren uHo osiitn ir penss Gase Torts
eelseter Gebraud elne permaneHte 9eLuus Sur 6oIsc
bobsq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02

n Ginen sroBen Gr0Huuugs s.9uuib
miro heute Ytontag, Den /. Suit, lbr.
8. Summer, Der betauute &erualter Der
r6arHgori- y alle" uerauitalteH. uuO
Die sabIrel6eu Sreuuoe, 9cgeuoriioer uuO
DiitglieOer pon @eiauguerelnen merOeu iih
iderlit Die @elegeubelt nitt entgehen lal-
len uuo iid) SahIrel6 elniiuheu.
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Briite griin0GC6 ge6eif.

Dns dIteffe etabiiiement in Baltimore. Don eiusm
beuthen arse seIetet. Dunoerte erfolsreie3er Qur7
bier tm Baltimore glduHeTn, Trauen rae
Rinb,rn-touneu Qnseilbrt ucroen. 3.iH 3eitDerIuI
feins Operation. Die Sehauolune III polfsmmcv
Fdber unb aemis. 5lr unteruchuna f.iue Geblhr.
SureaufuIoen @ bis ubr, bis Ratul.
Der Wiaruldnoer 3rpeis oes
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
IA mad gar. SOS. sBeft.seortbs Mpenue. uabe ben
Bottoms z trase, perlegt noroen-
9r. @iIh. 8. 8IsMaa, GnfaIsssGzaG
(Rop.2Q,12Nt
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NbemmatisntuS.

Raonou g. Co., geu=9orf.
IS tommt mir por, als ob ureersft aesen Sic
ur0 Sbr ausaeseituett5 43r0parat 5i U. VI. sebans
belt bdtte, uenH tcb niht uber ben ytueeu berdten
piirbe oen mir ouilebe sebradt bat. Sb mar befti9
pom entSiinolidem Ubeumatl5mus belmaeiud1t, bod
eit ib bre Dteolsn feHne. tam i'd mir Ift5 eiHoes
Tuug uerid,afIen, lueHn lb oleslbe na1 SorlhrIfi
aebraube. 4Utuu9sDou
Gbomas Barter,
91utbuen, Balo AltosSo., SeiuG.
Den 1c. Gebruar 1895.
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c$m GieaTsc setoOtct.

gSorceiter, Mah., 80. SUM. -
lin 5 llbr beute Oior9eu brad III Der
Wtatraecniabrif, 9tr. 10, Sradett s Ourt,
Elm yrano aus. gBdbrenO Die Seucrz
mebr in Oritten StOfwcrf NIT SOl4arz
beiten beldaftiet waren, ltiirste ba8
@ebaube plOeli9 3uiammen. 2ieute>
nant Sobn s. gOgle unS Sdlaud'
mann gS. s. brigham wurOcn ipfOrt
get0otst. Sali5sSugenieur George y.
Coleman, Captain Q8. u. 2luerD, 5Obn
i. Guiep, 6reO. >. SassfOrr, Captain
s. gt. Smest, y. $. Sam, 6reO. Us.
Otarcomb uno lieutenant Is. y. Sba6z
midi murheu it1mrr nrrfrbt
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Hg Ser o@ermauia 3uruoers
Elm" trifit 8Orberei:ungen iiir elm groBes
Soltsfeit, mel9e5 3 9ouneritag. rem
Sull, IN 8ietbeger' Bart nbges
halteu miro. S6auturHen, Stnoeripiele,
BreisitieBen uno auoere uuterbaltunssnu
iino in &usFd]t oen0mueu.