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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-16
9nbnerbDbung III WrGcesnurt.

so Sees ort, pa., Is. Qug.
- Die itritenoen 9tngeitellten bes
Monongubeldz9ebldie baben Ell
ne 9erfummlung ubgebaIten unb be-
i6lofen, 81 1925 pro Sag unb II
gents Die Some Die 9lrbeit tpieber
uuf3unebmen. Die 2Ohne iinb pro
Sa9 um 20 Gents erb06t porben,
bod bic nSonna9e=" 2eute baben
ni6ts befpmmen.
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Gf]pn pieoer eiu 9pnbgeribt.

Sutton n, Mp,, Is. Quguit.- Ger
Neger Gmmett Stbers, Der N1Oroer
bon 5rau Gain, ipurbe um Elm l1br
beute Waorgen gelpn9t. 9ipers be-
funb ii4 in 8e9leitung zines S6e=
riffs auf Dem 8ege bier6er, I'm ietz
mem pro3eB entgegsn gu ie9en als
auf Der QanbitruBe Elm Wtob na9 uez
beripdltigung bes S6eriffs ii3 ieiner
gerion bemG9tigte uno i'm an elmer
boben Bride neun Meilen 0itli9 BON
bier ouftniipfte. 9as 8erbre9en,
fir tpel6es 9ipers nit Dem 2eben
biiBte, beitanb in Der brutulen grz
morbung Srau Gains, na6oem bic
Ielbe ii4 uuf's 5upferite gegen befen
piebiI6en 8eliiIte bertbeibigt bate.
@G6reno 0ipers i'm 9efGngntB faB,
CAB er gu, ben Morb begangen 81 haz
ben, iteIlte iebo6 ieben crtmtneQen
Mnoriff in 9lbrebe.
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H@3weignIGou'aufit1ege usbit
Teuermert finoeu 81 outag, rem 10. Guguit,
auf Die onalo's nStOue 6ouie @oue." Dels
DE fir pe!s beut'tle 6amiIieu ben CONNER.
aufeutbalts. Srt bilOet, hatt. 6errer prrb
Sr. 81. &oiit pom p@ermanIa. heater"
in philadelphia oaielbft gaitiren. Aae ilno
eiuseInoeu, fid am senauHteu 3age auf
benz herrIiG seIeseneu BsrsHIsuussplase
eIusujinbsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-16
4us der BunDesbanptifaot.
Sbeuer be3ablte Sum n L


u l.
Ser GupitGn bes brttiI6en Dam
piers ,aanupa," pel9er 5tpif4en 2tz
berppol unb Nepport Stems, 3D.,
fG6rt, befinbet iih gegenpGrtig in
S6nulitGten unb ipirb tpa6ri6etnlt6
bon ben Ginfpanberungsz8 eb0roen
bierTelbit CUR 3a6lung elmer Strafe
BON $500 perDonnert tDeroen. Sas
sSu6r3euq perlieB 2iperpopl bor un9ez
fG6r brei @o9en unb ipurben auf
bemielben, al5 es ii4 bereits meArere
Sage auf 6o6er See befanb, orei
rStopzapa1s" entbedt. I'm ben in
fol6en SSGllen Bel Der Q(nfunft in ben
Ser. Staaten ii4 ertpeiIenben S9pie<
ri9feiten aus Dem Wege 3u ge6en, lteB
Der GupitGn bas Srio al5 Nfatro1en
auf Die Sdtffsliite ieBen unb in Hen=
port Stems CAB er ibnen grlaubniB,
bus @3iff gu berlaiIen. Die @inpan<
oerunQszSeb0rben befamen inbei1en
buIo BON bieIer frummen translation
@inb unb ber6ingen iiber oas S6tff
eine Strafe Don ie $500 fir ieoen
yStopzapap." Sur5 bor Qbfa6rt bes
9ampfers gelang es, bes Ginen BON
ben Srei tpieber ba6baft 81 tperoen,
porauf Der gapitdn Inn Eiideritatz
tuna Der Strafe in bieIem Sale err
iuhte. GeneralzgommiHdr Stump
pirb feline Gntl4eioung IN tpenigen
Sagen ubgeben.
unruben in armenien.
Dem GtaatszSepartementiIt elm
9eri6t bonn GeIanbten Serre4 in
'GonItanttnppel 5ugegangen, Dem 5uz
folqe elm naturaliitrter amertfaniI6er
8irger, Elm Stubent bes y9merifaniz
fAen Gpllege" gu MarIopan, Qlrmez
MEN, bon ben tiirfii6en 8e60rben auf
ben @erba6t Der S6eilna6me an Der
Grmprbung zines armenif6en G6rt=
item, g1umens 9arabeb, bin per6aftet
pprben lit. Der 9eIanote fiigt 6inz
gu, baB er ben amerifunii6en &oniul
eSetpett inItruirt babe, Die 5reilafung
bes @efangenen, befen Same ni6t gez
nannt lit, gu eripirten, ipenn bic Seitz
na6me befelben BLOB auf 8erbu3tsz
mpmenten beruRe. 9r. Serreu iagt
bes @eiteren, oaB bic gegentpGrttgen
llnru6en in Marippun bic 6olgen BON
9ro6briefen feien, ipel6e fe9s5e6n
9erionen sugei4idt ieien, unb in be-
nen bieielben unter @nbro6ung Der
Sobesitrafe aufgeforbert perben, gez
meinI nIame Su9e nit ben urmenii6en
Repoluttoniiten gu MAIDEN. Inter
jsnen Se6s3ebn, BON benen 5pei be-
reits ermorbet iinb, befinben iid6 aud
prdiibent Srucp unb Profefor Higgs
bonn r2lmeritanii3en College" 9luf
6rn. Serreq's Griu6en iinb ben amez
rifanif9en Samilien tiirfiihe 8a9en
gum S9uBe gegen etpaise M0roer sez
ftellt tporoen.
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6ontsin Vittoria ,tnS ibr YarIa

2onbDn, Is. 9luguit. - Ra3
@rDffnung bes llnterbauies I'm 2
ll6r beute Na9mittag ipurben Die
M}itglieber befelben unter ben iibliz
den 5ormalitdten bon benz Sent
leman uIber bonn S9par5em Stabe"
eingelaben, Der 8erIeIung DerSbronz
rebe i'm 9auie Der Beers burh ben
2prbz@rpBfan5ler Baron 9alsburg
bei3unpbnen. Die S6ronreoe Der
SDnigin lautet folgenbermaBen:
yMeine 2orbs unp 9erren! Die
Mtttbeilungen, pel4e i4 BON trent
ben Md6ten erbalten babe, Derft6ern
mid beren guten @inoernebmens nit
uns, unb i6 bin gliidli6, baB fi3
nirgenbs tnternationale @erpidelunz
gen ge5eigt bo6en, pel9e ben 5rte<
ben@urppa's bGtten bebroben fDnnen.
Dem 8riege 5ipiI6en Sapan unb
China, pd6renb befen 9auer th
itritte Neutralitdt beoba6tet babe, 1T
Der 5riebe gefplgt, Der boffentltA bon
LANCER Suuer iein pirb. Die gegen
Die englif9en W2tilionGre beriibten
9reueltbaten bebauere i9 tief, bod
perben auf meine 8eranlafung bin
bon Der 6ineiiI6en 3egierung enerz
glide MfaBregeln CUR 8eitrafung Der
WfDroer uno aller Serer, tDel6e NIT
ienen @erbrehen in 8erbinoung
itanben, er9riffen perben. Die BLU
ti9en @prfommniHe in ben armentz
i6en Si1triften Der aIiatiI6en Siir=
fei 6aben unter ben 9riItli3en Sea-
tipnen Gurppa's 6o6e SnDignatton
erreet. N2ein eigener 8eianoter, ioz
tpte Der bes 8aiiers BON 3uBlanb II.
bes 8rGIiDenten Der fran5Oii1hen Rez
pu6lif baben Der tiirfiI9en 3egierung
entfpre9enbe 9tefprmporI6ldge unz
terbreitet, Inn berartigen 8orfpmmz
nifen in 3utunft Dor3ubeugen. Die
fe 8prI9ldge bat Der Sultan 5ur3ett
unter Grndgung, uno fe6e i6 dngltz
li6 ieiner @nti6eioung entgegen.
Sine BON beiben 9duiern bes Barlaz
msnts gefaBte gfeIolution beitinmt
bic 9(btretunq BON 8e9uanaz2ano an
bic &opz8olonie. SD bin etnem fplz
9en 8eT9luIIe ni4t abgenei9t, borz
ausgeieBt, OaB Durb benfelben ipeber
meine, nod meiner ltntertbanen Snz
tereHen beeintrdhttgt perben. W}etne
Serren bonn unterbuus! S6nen ptro
6as 8iibget fir bas 6istaljabr, iiber
pel9es bus lebte 9arlament ni4t
ubItimmte, CUR 8eratbung porgelegt
perben, unb sic, metne 2orbs uno
Serren, lperben ii9 taum nit atttper
@eIebestbdtigteit gu befaiien Raben,
ba bic Regierung irgeno pel9e Worz
luqen ein5ubringen ni9t beabii4ti9t.
Qorb Salisbury tpurbe bei'm 8ez
treten bes @uales nit ent6uiiaitrz
Iben Sp6rufen empfan9en unD duf
ben 9aGerie'n befanben it4 5ablretz
fe 8eIu6er, unter i6nen Ser. Stdaz
tenz@eIanbter 8aparo nebit 9emabz
lin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-16
Sas nurDatlantli1e OeiGwaber.

Nepport, RS, Is. Iu9uit.
- Sas norbatlantif9e 9eI6paber
fubr beute Na6mtttag bon bier nu9
8ar Sarbpr ab. I'm 8 llbr Maorz
gems bampften 5uerit Dem bonn Glugz
9enI9iffe ausgegebenen 8efeble gu
6olge bic rMinneapolis" unb nRaz
Leigh" ab, unb tur5 na9 10 llbr
folqten bic ,NetpzYort," an beren
8prb ii9 Sefretdr 5erbert befano,
bic vMontgomerp" II. Der Dolphin.
Qb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-16
Sin ffabIerner Sd)ifTszGnlnB

G6tcagp, Is. 9(uguit. - Sn
Gbtcagoer @6iffsbaubof 1T geitern
Elm neuer 8innenieez9ampfer, Der
9rOBte bis gum beutigen Gage, pom
@topel gelaufen unb auf ben Hamen
v3enit6 GitD" getauft poroen. Der
Oumpfer tit nit 9tusnubme Der W&az
item unb Der Sabinenz@inrt6tung
ppQItGnbig aus Sta6l; er ioa por>
rphnIiCh hpm Gr2trdu5pprt otenen.
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Gin sSabrbput nno Saitffiff colli'
0ireft.

Qonbon, IA. Quguit. - Gine
@pe5ialbepeIcbe aus Sunis melOet,
baB BEL 9alutta Elm 3uidmmenitoB
3piI6en elmer 4n3a6l nit @iien be-
labener 2afti4iFfe uno einem BON
Ya1agieren iiberfillten 5dbrboote
itattgefunben babe. 8ei Dem 3uIamz
menitpbe purben cine Qn3ubl Pai1az
giere 5erqueti6t; Diele anbere fielen
ober iprangen ms 8aiIer unb err
tranfen.
Ser Robnracr anaebItd TT 6efabr.
Wien, IA. Quguit. - Giner bier
aus 8ubapeit eingetroffnen W}eloung
Sufplge 1oq Der 8eriu3 gemu9t Dorz
ben Iein, ben 8abn3ug, in pel9em
Shirt 5erbinanb na9 Spfia 3uriidz
fe6rte, gum Gntgletien 81 brtngen.
Die 9olisei 60rte BON bem 9lane uno
beiebte bic Stutipnen Steinbriid unb
S5ran5itabt. Der 3ug mu4te bunn
einen umpeg, um 9uoapeit 5u per=
mei0en.
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3urse &abeISepcid)en.

- Die amerifaniihen nWeltun1=
oeber" 9DgIer unO SbOrner iinb in
8ien einsetroffen. Sic gebenfen bort
inc Wo6e gu bleiben unb iiber ibre
Grlebnife 9prtrdge gu balten.
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Gent Gin 0citanpniR ab.

ct. 6 puts, Wto., 10. NuguIt.-
9(lport @nbrsips geitanb geitern4beno
elm, am 13. Wfai b. S. Senator Wfoz
riKeD erI6piien gu baben. Sur 3eit,
ols bic Srae0bie it9 ereignete, bieB
es, baB Der W}orb BON W}aub 2elpis,
9(nbrelps' Satin unb bes Senators
9eliebten periibt ipuroe, inbem bic
ielbe, unter benz GinfluIie bon Cpl
rituoIen itebenb, BEL einem S6dferz
ftunb6en ben Gepoloer WtorriiIeD's 3
pom 8ai9tii4 nabm unb auf Ytorz
riife1 feuerte. Q(nbrelps gtebt an,
bab er MorriiIep erI6oiIen babe, oa
berIelbe feline 5rau i6lug uno gu erz
niiroen brphte.
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Shifsfnrteu

ma d, unb ron Guropa iiber Srenien ODER Saus
BURG beioIst bic
@rpe niti on pes -Eeutid,en nGorreippnosnteu,
g.sg5.>g6e SoItimsres Str. une RoitsSffice= aps.
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uno SfefeS.

Aibamap, R.sSr
Den Z. Oft. 1894.
Or. 8aonab & Co., Rew.Yort:
SD babe oft bel ldlperer Serifoptung groBs
ErIeidt.ruug ueripiirt ourh ben SebrGu4
Sbrer beriihmteu Biaer. Adtungspou
6. s. 8ubLoug, GUaugelif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-16
YIosltGer SOB eines reid1en 9lmert.
foucrS.

2onb n, Is. 2(uquIt. - Dem
yStanoaro" pirb aus 9aris gemelbet,
baB bort Elm in Der Rue Srou3et mob
member rei3er Qlmerifuner, Ramens
Meutrp ober Wfurpbn, i'm 8abe3imz
mer ieiner Wobnung tobt aufgefunben
nproen lit. Cine angeitellte 9oIt=
mprtem llnteriu9ung ergab, baB
WfurpbD einem 9er3I9lase erlag. Der
ameritanii4e 9eneral &onful 9r.
Morie empfing 6eute elm nit Sobn
5lourneD undergraduates Selegramm,
in pelhem I'm Ginbaliamirung Der
2ei9e eriu6t, iotpie Der @uni9 gez
duBert tpuroe, bieielbe na9 ben Ser.
Stddten 81 ienben.
Satier gSilbeIm's Stbreife.es
2ono n, Is. Quguit. - &aiier
Wil6elm pera6I6iebete ii6 6eute unter
ben Observation-Disclosures fir
bic ibm betpieienen 2lufmerfiamfeiten
BON 2orb 2onOsbale auf beHen 2uitz
i9loB Pentri4 unb begab ii9 nit ieiz
ner Suite na9 2eitb, mo bic faiierliz
DIE Sa9t n9obenoousrn" Dor anter
liegt.
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.3u 6a6en 6ei ApOt6e6ern.
G6r-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-16
9r. 1876.
= s. / It
0ro6er OortGci(!

Gin Aldnbrn kann rinr gsftmeis
Nisr !form, kla(Iifde Bigr urN e8dbne
wis perlrn bgGbrn unO trotNsm wirS
Rs nidt
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Nuucripnss ssSeIIftc.

8erltn, Is. 2luguit.- Ser uGoz
fal=2(n5eiger" giebt 9euti9lano ben
na6oriitli6en Ratb, bos 8roBber5pgz
,tbum 2uremburg, pel6es bur9 ben
2onboner 8ertrag BON 1867 fir neuz
trales 8ebiet erfldrt puroe, gu annetz
tiren uno bie9auptta0t, 9lei4 StruB=
burg unb MeB, au elmer uneinne6mbaz
rem sSeItund um3ubduen.
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Sic RofpIann ffirfffd1en GdDcr

abioIut errer safie. sur Didnnsr i'm ~9auitabIez
@ebduee." ytur fur 0GHen in glr. 800, Saratoaa=,
nahe gutaiuzS trase. CSuIi15 ,2DtD
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Wati0nal Salt 0ereiu

WattDnal Sa1t 0eretu
Der staot Baltimore.
National Building a ssociation.
Snreaur: simmsr gr: aOs rns 4Os. 5tssItts
MutDrifIrtes aapital $4,000.
g eamte:
@rnh g Sna6t. Jun. Hrdhetrt.
abDmaS M 3sh. 9ttsprdibent.
q. u. Gpne, Setr,t6r.
WwcD. pridDare, 6,n.s9eiddftsidbr.r.
8. .. werriS. S5efhditsfibr.r
b.s llIsuHsssE cpGrtsm.nts.
cSilliamS d sSilltams, 8ttts coniuIenten.
Gepofitorium: Spntinental RatipnaI,Sanf
Gthtrreluna Der Securltattu: 6ieeIitp j. De
ypfits0o.
Sircftpren:
Grnff 3. Nnabe, iun.. ren gDm. anobe & Co.,
RianufabritaHttn.
Clinton y; pains. Don gains d geearan, Ban
hers une Ulafler.
9bomas -. San. aHrpuIt
aDilbur e., 5a6fOn. Yraftssut ber Continental
RattouGlsEGuf
Gswars Naine, sefser unp 5,rouss,s,r bee
.Dtutjhen Gorr.iponeenIsn."
SameS D. Waaipn bon Der Sames 3. Uiafon Go
sS .SinsIop y3 3iuiams. GnfuaIt.
Ghdrle6 6enrp Emitb pon Smith, Dirou Co.
enorossSdnbler in gapltr uno YaDleriac,n.
NJ. wt9. pridaarr' 1au'Ser,ln
CTerten fur fas publitum im Qusuff.
$50 GntbeiIe s@prSs.utis,n sarant,rt,u poub..sbI,
tsn Gftien.aapitals ~ 500 pro aatle; Sni.n pers
esu ealsit9sitR sssapt. Gjssse.lO
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1864. eaSIer's. srpant & etrattpn 1ss

1854. eabler's. Srpant & 9trattpn 1895.
Suftnef g oHeee uuc Gterpsrapbie.
gr. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 uHo IL, RpresS hdrleSs Strafe-
81. Sabress@roffuuna Wontas, ben ?. Sept.
Gffertrt etDas neIes-prGttiiGes rEb fortiHritt'
Iites.
Das GabI:r.Spifem fpiro ais bic ben. 9.brsDfe.
tboo, hes IS SGhrbunoerts" arertaunt. gs 1T elm
prattiider nnterriht bes SeihdtsReiens BON ben
Mnfans s5Qriinoen an.
gns Gintrcsuna,n Derb.n birtft bon ben eineslaus
fensn lnb ausg.atbenen @eibdftss sYapitren semabt.
gs III hiei.s oas eirBist @oues In Baltimore, mel.
DIES ben unterridt Der Sdnltr NIT Der prattti1en
Sunfl6rHns uno ban 1Ircau' vrattittn Dom Gdst o.s
Gintrttts an besinnt. Die Sbllsr Ierren bies tu
proftiit.r Ieife, ni6t nur tb.oretiih.
erbfSGhIer senieesn bisieben BortbsiIe iuis bic
BON 2ase.
Gabltr's, Brrant & Gtratton's 9on,s. bistst i,i.
men S&iIern bic befen SaciItdten ure enpehIt biss
i,Iben natb ihrsr &usbiIbuns fur Stelunsen oils
BuabaIter, Gtenosropb.n uno Slr,ausGrb,it.r.
Der unt.rrtft am 2ase if bereits eroffnet. Der
Gtsnoslnt.rriht bssinut ON 80. September.
Desen ginseInheitsu une Gnmtlbunsen D.noe man
ffh ooer idreibe an
n. III. SasIer, eetr. NB. 8. SanIer, Braf.
gtr. 2. 4, 6, 8, 10 unb IL, Noros9barIss'Stra6e,
(1s5) Baltimore. IRE.
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Ser Seutlde Gorreiponhent,
4dsIid,, nodl,ntIidh unb Sonntass,
Toiue, efiasutbiimer uno ReSatteus

q. Naime, Gigsutbamsr nno Resafteas
(gadbios,r Don G. Haint),
Ghbnef.gde SaItimoresStro uno poffsSfficesape.
Pr,is oes tdaIio,e eu SIaties, hurb ardstr beiorst
12k Sts.; tdgIid1e unb ntaGe'Musaabe Id
Gents pro ote, Sobbor on bic ons Slatt bsioreeHon
fortcsgsurousbesabuns $3.50 pro Sobr, fur turSsre
i3eit i'm g,rbdtni6 iir bi. uod,entlid,e slnSeabe
NIT eonntass ssblatt. poroirei. NIT abus tir Slubs,
81 so pro Sdbr, nap irstuo einem Sue oeS SHans
bcs, "a nat] europa. Sruufae e5sstutsa be 81
pro SGbr.-Das bette uno btuisfte seatfAs DIs0
In Zen Nitt,ls uub Sleiiaaten.
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Berlin, Is. Qluguit.-9er POM
meri6e 3peigperein bes n8un0es Der
2anopirt5e" giebt ieinen Wtitglieoern
betannt, buB Die ieit lunger3eit borbez
reitete 9ulbigungsfabrt gum 6iiriten
8i5mard ra9 5rieOri9sru6 porlduz
fig nod unterbleiben muB, Ou tnfplge
Der bebrdngten2uge Der peitaus gr0bz
ten Mebr5abl Der 2anDpirtbe Biz iebt
nur ipenige 4nmeloungen CUR She'll
nu6me an Der 9ulOigunssfubrt eingez
gangen iino.
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Die &nute ion hclfcn.

8erlin, Is. 9luguit.-Qlus Sat-
totpib piro beri9tet, oaB Elm 0eta4ez
ment &oiaden pier3e6n ftrifenpe 8ergz
leute, lpel9e in ben 9ruben pon 3az
gor5, RuBlanb, beI6dftigt paren,
bur6peitidten unD auf bieie Wetie
5panqen, an bic 2(rbeit 5uriid3ufebren.
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gSettsres bon oer Srieosns s6pnfe

SriiffeL Is. Dug. - 9eitern
fano Die 5lpeite SiBung Der tnterparz
lomentarii4 4en6risbsn itutt.
Giner Der englti6en 9elegaten, Sea-
mems Snape, erflGrte es fir ppm
S4iebs9eri4tsz zStanbpunft aus be-
bauerlib, baB Der GongreB Der Ser.
Staten ii6 geipeigert bGtte, Die 9ez
ringsmeer=@ompenfa fation gu betpilliz
gen, pGbrenb bod Gnglanb bereitipilz
Zig bic =Getlamationen be-
5a6lt bdtte. Wm. &anbua Gonnor,
W}itglieD bes britiI6en unterbduIe5,
Sefretdr Der nSSnternationulen Irbetz
reorganization" unb Reoatteur bes
Organs Der Organization rSbe 4rbtz
traitor" proteitirte segen berartige Be-
merfllngen. Die Ser. Staaten bdtz
ten, 10 entgegnete er, bic 3dblun9 nur
peri4pben, neil iie perI9iebene @nz
fpriiChe fir unbedriinOet bielten.
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Ser Yapft nuo Ole fransoffd1c El
fttl,fif

9aris, Is. 9luguit. - Der sstz
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
BEFORE THE COURTS.
Decidedly Mixed Gathering at thu
Morning Session.

Decidedly Mixed Gathering at the
Morning Session.
There was a decidedly mixed gathering
in the dock of Judge Kimball's court this
morning, the men, women and children of
both colors numbering nearly three dozen.
Annie Crawford. one of the courts regular
visitors, headed the procession, and she
was the happiest one in the crowd. The
policeman who arrested Annie probably did
not know her very well, and instead of
charging her with vagrancy he preferred
against her a charge of disorderly conduct.
rs that all there is against me?" asked
Annie, when she recovered from her sur
prise.
"That's ALL" was the replyt ARE you
guilty or not guilty?"
Il guess I'm guilty" was her plea.
Good guess; five dollars or fifteen days."
1t frequently happens that persons are
arrested for breaking into houses, but sell
dom does it occur that arrests are made
for attempting to break out of house.
Such, however, was the case Saturday
night, when Officer McNamee arrested
colored man named Isaac James.
He slept in the Office of lumber yard"
said the officer, "and when he awoke he
broke a panel out of the door to get out"
Ten dollars or thirty days"
Maurice Harmon, shoemaker, visited
"Bloodfield' Christmas night. fell in the
caral and remained there six weeks.
his son, JOnu f1aTI1OIl, twenty years,
was drunk Saturday night and he threw
a beer glass through Isaac Sakoiskis show
window.
Il threw the glass through the window"
he admitted to the officer. Il don't want
to go home again, because my father was
drowned in the canal"
Twenty years old and drunk" remarked
the court. Don't you think 1t about time
for you to stop drinking?'
Yes, SIR" he answered.
"Why did you break the Window"
Il didn't intend to break the window"
But you threw the beer glass;"
Yes, SIR
A fine of $40 was imposed.
A Vnsrant.
Next in line came white boy, whose
name was given as John Yoder He was
charged with vagrancy, and his plea was
guilty.
Last night between 10 and IL O'clock"
said Policeman Baterman. 1.-The prisoner
was on Pennsylvania avenue begging. He
was under the influence Of liquor, and
when 1 him stop a gentleman and
lady 1 arrested him.
Does he belong here?" the court asked
mo, SIR" replied the officer; hes a
stranger in the city,
Thirty days"
William Johns, young colcred man, who
little too much liquor. stroled up Az street
at a late hour and his loud language was
more forcible than elegant.
Policeman Williams was one of his hear
ers, and he deprived the young man of his
liberty. This, however. did not have the
guage. Had he behaved himself while
under arrest he would have been fined only
the usual amount, but for his continued
bad language the fine was doubled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
The Plate Restored.

A plate which. under contract with the
State Department. Mr.. w. F. Roberts Of
this city was engraving, was seized by the
secret service officials on Friday last. 1t was
made from proof for the plate of the d.
ploma granted to exhibitors at the worlds
fair and was similar to the diploma, except
that in place of the space devoted to the
award a message of thanks from the Pres
ident to the governments participating in
the fair, was to be engraved. AS the law
prohibits the reproduction of the certifi-
Gates Of award. it was thought that the
work being done by Mr.. Roberts was In
violation of this law. However, the mat
stored today to Mr.. Roberts, and he pro-
ceeded to carry out the contract which he
had made to deliver the engraved plate to
the State Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
The Fine Excused.

A colored man named Samuel H. Wells
vas given a hearing in the Police Court
this morning on a charge of violating the
health ordinance in that he maintained a
leaky privy on his premises on Champlain
avenue Wells, who is poor man, said he
had managed to get enough work this win
ter to support his family, and he was will
ing to put in a new box.
WELL" said Judge Kimball, Il guess
that's all the government wants. How
about that?"
Inspector Whitaker of the health office
was not satisfied with such disposition of
the case. He wanted the court to impose a
fine in the case, as provided by the law.
But Judge Kimball did not-intend to de-
prive the mans family of this amount of
money. He told Wells that he would give
him fourty-eight hours in which to put in
a new box, and if this is done he will not
have to pay a fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

Lung Complaints, Bronchitis Asthma, &c, are
speedily relieved and il taken in time. permanently
cured by Dr. ID. Jaynes ExpectOrant- You Will
find in 1t also certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
MARRIED..

PFLZ-MEEM. On February %, 1895, by the Rev,
Joel Brown, Mr.. PAUL ]. PEIZ to Mrs. MARY
Z. MEEM tnee Ritter, both Of Washington,
ID. c. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

The peoples party Of Chicago has nomi-
mated Bayard F. Holmes for mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
Woodward =, L0thr0p,
TODAY
g. is Our Fifteenth
Business Birthday.

We celebrating 1T by holding Anniversary
Sale today, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Each
of OUR three and departments contributes
Items. Sensible practical things, every
of tfen and nearly ALI bought especially for this
occasion and marked at special pricean undervalue
price, We have made very liberal preparations and
think the quantities sufficient.
A lot of Womens Patent Leather and Kid Oxfords,
made by Laird, Scfober & Mitchell of Philadelphia,
arrived too late for today, go sale tomorrow
ing at
s2.5o-nADr TO So 90, $3.50 and $780,
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,UaDamese Screens.

Hand painted paper front. cloth back. ~ feet
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