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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
4ut Dem &riegspiaoe.
I!asfa's Snbianer blutoiirlttq.

7 UpIW ONUKUIIN- UkuIVII TIIN.
Gacoma. @alB., 1. Suli. - Die
Safe Snbiauer uon glasfa. wslbe im
Sabre 1898 cine An3abl lSeiBer ermor.
beteu. befinOen iia ans Scene auf Oem
&riesspiaoe, neil elmer Isrer lungen
2eute pon einem Sn0taner Der gSranz
sel=5uiel, Der AUDI leine 6rau t0otets,
eridlasen rpuroe.
Die &afe@SuOianer erguben iid wabs
reno ibres SannenielteS 5u &illisnoo
benz Grunfe unb fielen oann unter bsm
gorsebeu, Die Me:Ben batten Den Sob
bsS 5bri9en berbeiseiibrt, iiber bisle
ber unb tOoteten 5met oerielbeu. DIE
9tesieruu9ssBeamten ltnb eluseI9ritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
lImQliif nnO Scrbrc1cn.

Slid N o n 5, Na., so. 5unl. : IN
ser sweitcn Yrssbyte,ianerz&irhe ers
i1oB iid] bcute 9tathmittog mdbrenb SeS
@ottesblenlteS ba5 35siGbriQe 6rdulein
Wtinnie @llflnlon, cine bel Oen &lrdlens
mitslieosru duBerit beliebte Dame. Ote@
laabolie trieb iie ;u Der un9lidlell9ell
G hot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
SSrlcffnifen.

Glbnnncntru. : Gin &ilOmetcr, 1000
Ntetcr, iiuo O,62137 GteiIcn Gamer
qlcid $3.50 SUP 10 3ou (amer,); cine
Wtcile (amcr) iiub 1,60935 &ilometcr.
Sine beuIihe Otelle iinO qleitb y &l(O>
meter; elm .3Ou (amcr. } iiuS 2,54 @entis
meter. Sin &ilumcter iiuO O,937 Merlt;
cine gSerIt f. 1,O67 SilOmeter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
SraFlien.
Yeiroto'S Sob.

Suenos 4Dres, 1. Suli. - Grz
Yrafoent YeirOto, oenen iriiber semel'
bete5 9lDleben nunmebr bcltotl9t wtro,
erlag, nadOem er iid BON leineH Seberz
leioen bereit6 iOlueit erbOIt. OaB ct nadl
9tiO be SauelrO ab3ureIien 9eoaate, auf
Ieinem 2anbfse etncm anfaa BON Seri=
gerliieber. Die 2eibe ilt na4 bier &C.
bradt luorOeu unO mlrb bon Staat3=
pegen nit aQem Boulp beerbtst.
Die @elde 6e8 gOmiral8 De 3ama
iit bis jest nod ni9t aui9efunOen ,pors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
ea Ylctte. sc
Msbrere ar0Beie @sifdfte an Die 8auO
nenriift.


8e1linston. Sbio, 1. Suli. -
2aunbon, QSinoefer & Comp, zines
Der dlteiten @ei9aftsbauler ber Staot,
bat bcute fallirt. Die Standardization
betrasen 100000, wabrenS ole 2lttlua
auf nominsu 100000 seihaet uerOen.
8rOoflDn, 9t.zY., l. Suli.-9pz
rus 6. Staples & Co., ItttsnzOtafler,
haben bsute ibr SernlOgen an u. 6.
Camp Tbertragen. lleber Die afttua
unb Yaiiua 1T nod nidtS betannt.
6orbe,unsen im Setrase pOn $4,000
murbcn in bsr uebertrasun9s llrtunOe
beuor5u9t.
Aus unleter geitrigen 2. morgrn
Ausaabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
msaIide MarpldnSsr Gi(fnbabn.
Der GabrpIan trat am 80. sunni s95 in Strait.

II.
2)ie 3ise perIaiien Die SileuzGtatton tpie foIot:
~ 80 trib - S9neu=Boftiug, SauptIinie, rR< <g8.=
Sabn," uno nab bem Siioen (auss ssenommen Sonns
tass) B.zB.z" uno %. & @.%g.= =8abn," iople naa
Diartinsburs unb 2Bnhejter.
1922 Wtorsens- -9auptIinie otIit gmorp= =grope.
iofpi, Yorf, nS. q 5=Sip." uno ~G. 81 S.=Babn "
ISL Dforgens-5auptIinie, nS.=G. .sB.= Balm" rB=
g.sSabn," Gmmitsburs unb ~R.=gB.sSabn" nad
Gbenauooab.
1915 Wlorstns-grpresius nur mad, gen%Rar
$3.50 Woraens-gccom. nab nnionzSribse unb das
HOLY Diorsens-affom. mad llnion= gribse, gorf,
o. & $. Sipion natp @ettpsburs, unb r9. & Io.=
9lenitaes, 9onnerags uno Samitags nap alen
Buutten On Der -. g. S.@Sipiiion."
f12.26 Dllttass 4ccom. uah gmorpz9rooe.
1925 Hahmittass- Gtfoml. nat gmorpz@5ro
1922 9tadmittaes- Blue =STpreB (BaIafs
gHaegons), Anfhlus nab Sreoerld.
1922 gfafHlttass-GrpreB naf yort uHo Der -S. q
t4.oo aadmittass - erpres 9auptinle, iOipie na5
gmmitsburs ~S.se.s8.=SabH,- "$.sS.=" uHb "siz
W.zSobn."
s4.OO slatu,.-s slftommobatsn nad gmorp @rope
uno Gleiia.
rs O5 yiad,mittaa natb Glpnbon uns gHom=
mobation ienieits Union aSribge.
1918 Hahmitta9s- nah Gmorps9rope.. ..no1
1907 abenps- attOm mad, ilnionzsribse.
I'll % abeHos-Attom. nad1 GmoIps Groue.
*2delih. 2dglif. ausaeroulmen SonntasS.
Dlur SonntaSS.
Silletur uno @epdd<Sffce gfr. 2O5, Sf=Saltimores
Gtrase.
3. ~. Goob, @eneraIz@e @eihdftsfIbrer;.
i24S-) y. .. SrtSwoIo, Gen. @Yafiaster=asent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Die bfae eEhhlabgs> MebDin
Sir
DQs
q [ u {.

ausenbldlid 1T elm 9sDer barauf be.
haft. ewas fir bic 0teiuiguH9 ieiues
SluteS au tbuH, ODER mie man su iaseu
pflegt, elue Sriiblabrs>Wenisiu su &c.
brau9eu. uno oies iit uolltommeu
ridtig aebanoelt, jeoodJ muB man bic
seei9nete Nebi3in einnehmeu. Sails
Sie Sbreu Nrst couiultrrsu. 10 miro
er;nIba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02

g Sr. Sohn Simou, Der befaHute
GrfrlAuugsipen0er Don Jir. 1929, on.
Yratts, Gde 8eQeiternraBe, mlro beute,
ben l. SuIt, elue @r0HHnngsfeter uerauital<
ten, 3u peldjer Ct ielue 6reuuoe elulaoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
&urse Sabel.Gepeid)ett.

= Die Oltrtl6lldle Jte9lerun9 bat
bsm in Gan 6rau5lscO. Gal. eridcl.
nenOen ierbiiden Saseblatt rSlabooaA
fir Seftrei4 u. llmsam bas YOit@0ebIt
entiogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02

Srn,rlib-gin botbtr TbeeIoffeI bis Elm 2beeIoffel
In sinem bGbeu SIas 2Saiier miro in ueHI9tn Uilnus
ten beileH: 9rdmpic, 3udrn9en, DiageHaure, lebels
teit, grbreteH, Soobrennen, gttrooilIdt, Shah0fss
..it 9opimeb, 8Iahungtu uno ale tnnsrltbtn S1Wera
gen. ..,.- -. mr.. ,,x.a o,..
Islfieber uuo ale Gnperen maIarlihtH, buloleH uHo
Iounlaeu iytebrr 70 idHea turIr ais, untertust poR
Raoiuap's BttIch RGOm ap's 0eaop ReS
liei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
,,Ga1att es e1npfeblett. "

9oaro OF aominiifration.)
Strasenrelnigungsz8 8epGrement,
Cincinnati, S.)
Raomao g. Co.:
Uieine Serren-Sdb Senru Beet, Superintenoeut
inter Die ifdotlihen Stdue in Cincinnati, babe oTters
ReaouzJi Jie,i asbraud5t uno tam IS fnr Sas empebS
len, fiir mas Sic es GHtiiHoisen. 4dtuu9sp0a
Seurp Yeet
Den IL. UidrB 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Sulgaricn.
Tcl.n 2trbeiter BON Safd)isSosufs
aetGStet.

geto0tet.
g8ien, 20. SUM. - Cine bier einz
getrofiene 0epeide BON Oubnic3a, elmer
StaOt in Sulga,icn, unsefabr % Otei=
len lHbl9 uon Sofia gelesen. meloelz
baB neun Nrbejter, welde BON Dtace,
oonicn suriidfebrten, BON gaidlzSo5uts
get0otet morOen llnb. Gle baben bic
neun Oianner eutbauptet uuO oeren
2eiaen neben Der StraBe ltssen selal>
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
SEUEE
Re0uldtpr.

0erielbe uerriftet ieine Irbeit sur
3nirisoeuheit unb erfriidt oas aeiammte
Sorperlpffem. @r rft pbefer ais Billeu"
un0 tann ioruohl in fiiiitger 6orm wle
OILS Vulper beioQeH peroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Sef
NatiDnal >8alt Herein

Der Gt0Ot S0Ittmore>
National Building A ssociation.
Bhreaur: Simmer mn;,sns Rr; sGs ""S Aos' stssliis
autorifirtes SapitaI S1O.OOO.OOO.OO.
Seamfe:
Grnff g. tnabs, fun., Brdhsent.
Thomas ID. San, gieeprdfoen:.
9. @esIsp Gneff. Sd1asuleifer.
o. u. Dole, Setretdr
MMe9. pIidbare, Gen. ..@eiadftsfdhrer.
D. .. Wforris. &eitdftsfnhrer
bts GIsuns departments.
BiniamS a Btniams. ReGtsc ceninItnten.
gi6,ritsnuua Der Sscuritdten: Giselitp q De
pofItsGc.
1treftcren:
Grnff 3. Rnabe. iun., oon 2Sm. 9uabe q Co.
clinton y; Waine. Don gains d ueearau. Ban.
Tbomas Us. San. annaIt.
9BiIbnr O.. 5adfon, Yrdfioent Der Continental
g2otionaIsBdnt.
Gbparb Rsine, geFs.r unb serauss.bsr sss
.DeufIhen @orIeiponbenten."
SameS .. MafOn Don Der sames 8. gaafon Co..
Gro6erzFsdb brifanten.
". winsIew aBiniams, anuaIt.
gharIeS Senrp &mltb BON SmIth, Tirou d Co.,
Gnorossbdnbltr in Bapier uns 9opieriaden
IN. wReO. NridDarf, Sau'8er.in
6Sren gle auf, M9ietbe su ,abIen.
Deun Gle bet uns poripr den, nolen mir Sbnen
ssgen, pie Gle Gin essnes Saus sss,n eidbs monats
fid5e AbaahIunsen faufeu fOnntn. Sic BADEN feine
Eorfenungl lbanon nie piei sll6liher Sic in Shrem
eisenen Daufe leben. GeIs ais 2oreben. an. auss
6nit mtIs asrn e<tbeilt- (GebrS,1SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
IRapprs= SIrcal

05fapprs= Sireau.
~ Baltimore, 2. SuIi 1895.
va nadffen Sonnerffas Der 4. Su!i uno Der
10 blei5en bic Wemmispals Silreaus an rieiem
Saac seidblpifen.
3ur Sequemlitbeit be5 4ublifums .ueroeH bic ge=
mohnlid Sonneritas itattfinbenoen Vidrtte am
Meittppdb, beI g Sull 1895. abgebaIten.
l57-Sl NcrcinanS 6. &atrpbc. Wanor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
SrQtlDc.

- Sun Sauie u. 1927, Sitz8altt=
morcitr., mel9:8 BON Sol. q. Sduler
bcwobnt pirO, ridtets am Sam5tas
4bcno elm SrunO Sauben i'm Setra9e
pom S75 an. Die llriade peS 8ranbes
1T unbetannt.
- Sn Der @obnung pom Srn. Sacob
@eiff, BON gir. 700, 2t9btitr., entltanO
am Samstug 9lbeuO baOnrd ,5suer ~oaB
elm gOrhuug 9e9cn ben 9a5Oien 9ewebt
murbc. Der an9ertdtete SAaoen 1T
unbeocuteuo.
Sr. gu # q p 8 Omri al en-,
melder. tpie nlit9etbeilt, bon bier aus
ii6 3ur Sheilnabme oil oem 9roBen naz
tionalen SdIsenieit naa ytem>2 Orf be-
seben, bat seitern bel Oem S3leBen auf
allsemcine Yresidelbcn cine solOene
Wteoaille errun9en.
Gin neuer eripalter il +
bie yQiebertra n y a. Die
Sermaltsritelle Der rYleOerfran3 Sale
iit Srn. 6rlebri4 Oarsutb Ibertraseu
porben. unb bari iid ber Ssreiu fir
Die au5lpapl bellelben gratuliren. Sr.
9ar4utb mar iclt 3pOlf 5abren in Dem
Mirtbsselddft oe5 Ysreins tbdtis uut
bat iih rel9e Grfubrung in ieinem
Sadie ssiammelt, uel9e ibH ba;u befas
bisen, Osn Soften IN riatiser 8eIis
ausiuIIuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Nehute1t sic

eiue CUTE 2eber.Wsbisiu Elm, unb stpar
beShalb, NEIL bic 2eber oas glut pous
itdnois resulirt. Sobalo bic 9ebertbd.
tlgteit trdge III. niro oas a0rperjpjtem
pernopft, Oas Slut uureiu uno Der ganSe
SDrper muB oarInter leioeu. Sebe Me.
blslu, oie sur Geini9Iu9 bes glues
empfobleu piro, ipa aH9euommeuer
DlaBeu auf bic 0eber eiuluirt.u. Be.
forgeH Sic IN baher iOfort ben
n&5nta aGer 4sber.Neotsiaett." +"
Stmn,onS
SiDer
@enttfntnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
Der 9entlibe Correspondent,
Edslidb, fuohentIih uno Gonntass,

q. gaaine, Gigentbiimer nno 0eeSsfteur
(NabioIser pon g. Haine),
eibtueiaGds Saltimor,sStrate unb BolfsS SfficesNpe
8rsis oes tdsIid,en SIatseS. burd 2rdser beiorst.
1212 Gts.; taeltd)e uno 1onmta ae salmesabe Is
@eAts pro Wode sabIbor bic oos Satt beiorsenoen
GrGser.-~1aaIidl nebIt SonutasSz zMuc "a be inter
blune 81 80 pro Sabr fur tiirsere
3eit i'm 8erbdltnis; fur bic tppdlentIidhe 1usaabe
NIT Sonntsssbiatt, portoIIsi. mt abaus tar eIos,
bes. s4 nadb europa. Spnute SsatmS 90 be 81
pro Sabr-Das bette unb biuiaits eeattdbt 0Iett
IN ceE Wlittel= unb Slbitaoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02

$40. SELLING OUT. $50.
Must have room for our Enormous BICYCLE
Business, and will sell every Machine we have,
except Standards, and these we sell at Reduced
Prices. 81 down. 81 week.-The rush for Sewing
Machines Is with So let them 60. We don't
care, Visit WELLINGTON MACHINE & BICYCLE
CO.. sos BALTIMORE ST., near GAY. - 737
WEST BALTIMORE ST. (Rop29,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-02
. GS furirt une psrbiitet -
Grtdltunsen, Suitcn, Salsweb,
Snf fluen;a, &bcumutitmus,
9teural9te, &opilptb,

SttIIt bic beftisfeu S9merseu in 3eit
pon einsr bis 8rpanSig Utinuteu. Riot cine
Stunbe nod atieH bieier Guseise braudt irsena
Semano aE:eraeR bu Ieioen.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-05
Lincoln County Tax List
FOR 1895.

THE following is List of the Taxpayers Of
lincoln County, Nevada, for the year
1895, together with the amount assessed
to each. RATE-Pioche, 1878; County
s355. Taxes due November 4th, 1898
Taxes delinquent and 10 per cent added
December 2ud, 1895.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
RAIL AND cROssTIE.

~ Is considered that there Is now no
touol ABOUT the sale of the Savannah
f eL-,ei y us anu Montgomery railroad be-
- ne court house in Americas next
, rl1aS 9lay u. as all the differences be
1891 tnose interested in the property
nave Deen adjusted The Baltimore Guar
go $500 company viii. fl is stated. advance
SpSlV'yl0 10 the reorganizatio committee Tor
IL ~ puI chase Of the property, and a min
. .Iin price Of N,S0o000 has been fixed by
t sile court The money loaned by the Bal
tIl.4Ie Guarantee Company will be apDIied
70 - tne payment Of the preferred liens. IN
tIIllng me bonds Of the Americas. Pres
III ~ ana Lumpkin. and the receivers GER
uncates. II the bondholders succee6 N
Dlyng the road as. they expect to do II
terest Of its owners.
me Georgia Teachers Association will
t aoI1 lts annual meeting this year on Cum
n, ~ lau4 island from June . to July 4.
Inc ne rant system. Georgia Southern ami
~, toI!ld ana central railroads have offered
one rare rates for the round trim under
authority of the Southern Passenger As
s s.. Jon. The programme has Just been
ISSUED ana contains many topics and mat
Iers OF interest to teachers generally
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
i'm short Stories.

Hazelton, Pa. May 13.-Hon. Eckley B.
Coke died at 1925 o'clock this morning.
Kingston, Jamaica, May 13.-Gen. Canal,
the Haytian revolutionist, viii leave here
for Hayti tomorrow.
Madrid May 13-The municipal elections
which took place throughout Spain yes
terday resulted generally in the choice of
the government candidates by increased
majorites.
Washington, May 13.-Frank II. Thorn
as, chief clerk in the postohice depart
ment, has rendered his resignation to
Postmaster General Wilson, to take effect
upon the appointment of his successor.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 13.-To-day the man
ayers Of Moorehead Brothers Vesuvius
Iron Works, located at Sharpsburg volun-
tarily advanced the wages Of their $50 en-
ployees an average of 10 per cent. Every
employee receives an increase in pay.
. Atlanta, Ca, May 13.-Five hundred del
Railway Conductors arrived here tonight
on special trains. The convention opens
tomorrow afternoon and will continue
two weeks. 1t will be largely attended.
Port Huron, Mich, May 13.-Fire yester-
day destroyed McMorran & Company's
large grain elevator and Davidson & Nc
Morran's flour mill. entailing a loss of
from $4,000 to 100000 The elevator con-
tanned about 100000 bushels of grain. The
insurance is only partial.
Norristown, Pa, May Bone thousand
employees of James Lees and Sons wooden
mills at Bridgeport, who were thrown out
striking will return to work tomorrow
The strikers demand for an increase was
not conceded and they will return to work
at the old prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
AFTER HIS INSURANCE.
Deitsch's Former Employers Trying
to Collect a Debt From His Estate.

Deitsch's Former Employers Trying
to Collect a Debt From His Estate.
Maurice Detsch who suicided in New
York short time ago left some life in
surance as well as some debts and his
widow seems to be having some trouble
in collecting the insurance on account of
an Indebtedness by Deitsch to the firm by
which he was employed. The Sun has the
following with regard to the matter:
Bennett, Sloan & Co., wholesale grocers
at 100 Hudson street, made an application
TO Judge Ingraham, in the supreme court
yesterday for an injunction to restrain
the Mutual Life, Manhattan, and Equita-
BILE Life Insurance companies from paying
to Belle II. Deitsch the several policies of
insurance on the life of her husband,
Maurice who committed suicide in the
Grand Union hotel, on the 18th of last
April Maurice Deitsch died owing the
firm 50 Sos. The firm allege that he took
out the policies when he was insolvent,
and that it is the intent of Mrs Deitsch
TO collect the amount of these policies and
leave for Europe. Mrs. Deitsch says that
She gave her husband the money with
which to pay the premiums on these poll
cies, and that she is perfectly able to pay
any judgment which may be obtained
against his estate. Judge Ingraham re-
served his decision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
THE LITIGATION ENDED.
Final order of Judge speer DispOs-
ing of the Empire Mills Case

Final order of Judge speer DispOs-
ing of the Empire Mills Case
An order signed by Judge Emory Speer,
which finally disposes of the litigation in
the case of David Baird against the En-
pire Mills Company, was filed in the
United States court here yesterday.
Mr.. ]. n. Talley was appointed special
master to report on the final accounts
of the receiver, Mr.. Waldo Ellis Knapp
His report relating to the accounts was
anprovcd and confirmed, and the ac-
counts as rendered were accepted and ap-
nroved. The receiver was allowed S4l666
as conversation for the month of April
and compensation at that rate until dis
charged.
The solicitor for the receiver, Mr. ]. r.
Saussy. was allowed $l,03L66 due for SER
vices as per his account rendered, and
$500 additional for important services rem
dered after the itemzed account was
surrendered, in the proceedings leading
1lD TO this order. The other costs of the
litigation are to be paid out of the funds
i'm the hands Of the receiver, and the bal
ance of the fund is TO be paid in to the
registry of the United States circuit court
for the Southern district of New York.
When the receipt of the clerk Of that court
for the amount has been filed, final
discharge is granted the receiver. The
Empire Mills Company's property has
about been recrganized and is getting in
good business trim again. The mills are
located in Mcintosh county, but the COM
pany owns valuable property in several
other counties in that section.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14

Where Science ends and Com
mon Sense should rule. Persons
of sedentary habits are liable to
indigestion or dyspepsia. These,
in turn, will bring on nervous
disorders, kidney complaints.
constipation, etc. This is es-
pecially the case with merchants.
students and scientists. They
will give YOU the exact dimen-
sions of Jupiter, the distance
from Saturn to the sun, to a foot,
but they cannot or will not tell
themselves what will cure this
train of disorders.
For ailments resulting from Sc
dentary habits-inactivity of the
liver, habitual constipation, etc.
the entire medical fraternity
of Europe and America almost
unanimously recommend the gen
uine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and
the Waters of Carlsbad.
ElsNER & MENDELSoN Co. Sole
Agents, I52 Franklin Street, Ny.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
ATLANTIC SHORT LINE.
The Property to He Put on the Block
in This City on June IL.


in This City on June IL.
Macon, Ga, May 13.-An interlocutory
decree was entered in the United States
court to-day in the case Of the Central Ma
tianol Bank of New York VS.. the
Atlantic Short Line Railway Com
pany, directing the receiver, John
r. Young, to advertise and sell on
June y at Savannah, the property and as
sets of the Short Line Company. The
property is to be exposed for sale at pub
lie cutlery in two ways. first, at a mini
mum cash bid of $4,000, and second on
part cash and part credit plan, with a min
imum bid of $255,00O deferred payments be-
ing at three years secured by a deposit Of
securities TO be approved by the directors
of the defendant company, and by the
court. The court will determine which one
of the bids it will confirm. Under the terms
of the sale, the Macon, Dublin and Sa-
Vannah people viii have an opportunity Of
bidding for the property upon practically
the same terms as they had offered to buy
il a private sale. At the same time pub
lie sale Will open the property TO COmpet-
tive bids and it is by no means certain
who will buy it. The terms Of sale are
agreed upon between Marion Erwin. sole
itor for the complainant and Messrs.
Charlton Mackali and Anderson, solicitors
for the defendant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-14
PEOPLE WHO MARK MONEY.
Some Queer Things That Result from
This Mania.

Some Queer Things That Result from
This Mania.
From the Chicago Tribune
A mania for advertising and putting
strange communications on the back of
the paper money of the government has
broken out. AS a general thing torn
bills are used. as that gives the man
with the mania an excuse for his work
for he uses the slip with which the pieces
are put together for his purpose. on a
bill that came into the hands of one man
on Dearbon street was a slip on which
was printed: "Shake the bottle" When
he returned it into the bank the receiving
man. whose quick eyes caught it, asked:
did YOU bring the bottle with you?'
on a 81 bill handed over bar OH Monroe
street was slip on which was this.
Touch not taste not, handle not"
A Dearbon street bank took in a $500
bill not long ago on the back of which was
pasted a slip that mad printed on II the
Ten Commandments.
a cashier in a mercantile house on
Randolph street has bill of 50 denomina-
ton on which is slip, and on the slip
is written in a WOmans chirography an
offer of marriage. The writer puts il
thus: Il give up my last money on this.
j send it out into the world, hoping 1t may
return to me with good man who will
love me and take care of me- But no adj
dress accompanies the offer.
A bill is in a frame in an express office
There is a mole IN tnc Dill, ana note eX-
plains that the hole was made by a bullet
fired by a train robber. The bill was in
the side pocket Of an express messenger
A bill handed in at a cigar store on
Madison street had this on the back:
Don't come back 10 me until you can
bring your silver brother with you"
A periodical dealer on Washington street
received a remittance by mail. The en-
closed bill had been pasted by a news
paper clipping which contained a cut of
the newsman. The sender does not know
the dealer, and 1t Is not at all likely that
the former ever suspected that the cut
was that of the man who was to get the
money.
A physician in the Venetian building
has a private mark on So bill which he
sent afioat several years ago. 1t comes
back to him about twice a year
A wholesale merchant over on Adams
street was in China and Japan a few
years ago. He gave Japanese function
airy a s. bill as a souvenir, placing on the
same a private mark About three
weeks ago it came into his possession
again. He is confident that he is not
mistaken in the mark, and does not feel
complimented over the idea that his jap
anese acquaintance did not think enough
Of him to keep the bill.
A business man Of this city relates this:
He went from Chicago to Pittsburg on
a sleeper. He paid the conductor for his
birth, giving him a marked IS bill. He
went from Pittsburg to Cleveland the sec