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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

THE IMMENSE SELLING N THIS
DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK MADE
MANY REMNANTS. HERE'S 4
GLANCE AT THE SAVINGS.
slightly soiled and mussed Gowns I
Skirts. n pairs Drawers. themise
all nicely trimmed. extra well made
and good material, worth from zoe TO
81 ~ each. any 3sc.
Ladies Cambria Drawers. consistent
with best material and workmanship,
FROM $3.50 TO ll:3). TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS pair.
READN-MAuE THINGS
Childrens Zephyr Bingham and White
Dresses. trimmed. regular values i3c
TO S.f each. all soc.
Is Ladies' Bingham Aprons, full size,
WHITE G0ODS AND LINENS
z Remnants English Long Cloth 10
"A yards length, l2iac value, these
8-fc yard
IS Remnants fine White India Skirting
Lawn. the usual Is PC quality &c the
yard.
10 Remnants extra-wide White India
LinOn. ~ 10 4 "a yards length best
price from piece i-5c yard. these
3iLc.
p Remnants finest White India Linon
extra wide and sheer, Soc quality, for
9 Remnants fine White Pin-Dot En-
broidery Swiss. 5-s. ). SIS yards
length was BIC yard, for l6c.
NINETEEN COTTON CRASH RtsN-
NANTS WILL GO FOR ONE CENT
ELEVEN COTTON DIAPER REM
NANTS. THREE-QUARTE TO TWO
AND 4 HALF YARD LENGTH,
WILL Go FOR THREE CENTS
AZ Colorel Fringe Pure Linen Doylies.
regular sl25 per dozen goods. will be
sold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Richmond, Va, June Is, lsso.
To the Editor OF The Times:
Strive are glad our Confederate vet
Grams viii have their annual re-
union here next year, when we
Will give them the best IN the
shop and do II right, for they
deserve our best attentions, and hospi-
tally, etc. The next best thing is TO
have the &C. a. R.'-Grand Army OF the
Republic-haxe their reunion here also
lin the fall. we think, they meeD. Let
our camps, together with our CITY coun-
ell send General Peyton Wise TO Louis
vile. and give them a hearty and cor
dial invitation to meet here. For, say
!, nat you will. these people represent
the people, and what the trua American
soldier wants now is peace in its fullest
meaning.
We look upon The Times as our leader
In advanced thought. for right. and for
the good of our common country.
j. IL. v,
Private Co. G. Fourth Va. Cavalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
a FEW REDUCED ITEMS
l5c. Hammocks now 35c.

15c HammOcks now 3Jc
SlJD flre-ScreenS now l0c.
DC fIre-Screens now 81.
That lovely go0ds-Iaifeta Moire-nOw
&c. yard.
~ pieces All-Wool ss-inch-wlde 5Oc. Mix
ture, 2oc. yard.
pieces Black Double-Width Corded
WOrsted Goods. I0c. yard
200 yards fongees and Tissues &c.
yard.
fl-inch-Wide Baiiste. Sc. quality. light
blue. pink black l2i2c. yard
15I dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests. fOr Sc
Boys Pure White Shirt Waists. pleated
back and front 75c kind Doc. each.
The 81 quality. black.
Blacx-Boisierei Nun Swelling for wells
the SOC. kind ~ yard
BLACK Bofdered Nun s-Ne il.ng, for wells.
the 81 kind. Soc yard
The $50 kind. 75c. yard; the s. kind. 81
yard.
Lovely Jaconet Lawns. 4sc yard.
Belt Buckles -. each.
Large bottles Witch HAIL i9c. bottle.
Pes Naseline. bottles for &C.
Extra-large Pure Linen Towels, 20c
kind i2iAc each.
Yard-Wide Percales, &C. yard
Rice Cambria, black. Whit. gray, 6 l-ic.
yard.
Hair-Cloth. that has been &c. now 2oc.
sc. quality Bed-Ticking, l2i.c. yard
81 quality Cashmere. for mems and
boys wear. 5oc. yard.
l0c. quality. Unbleached Jeans. for Draw
erS, Sc. yard.
straw Mating, s. 8. TO- and i5c. yard.
Big Carpet reductions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
., on Tate Varied

a marriage license was issued Tuesday
TO f. C.. Tate Of Henrico. and Miss Saliie
Il. Gillian. of this city. T.. G. Tate is
well known in Richmond as Pop" Tues
day night, al the house OF Mr. william
Burley Beverly street. the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Hutson. The
wedding was very quiet only few
friends being present. The bride Is a
daughter Of the late Mr.. James Il. Gil
liam, of this city. The harry couple
did not take a wedding trip. the bride
moving 20 Mr. Tate's residence IN the
West End, and Pop" returning to don
the green stockings OF the Portsmouths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Covered Market Baskets. Substantially
made. soc each, instead Of l5c.
1 lot Wire Dish Covers. round and oval
shape. r.. 20. and pc goods, any &c.
2-auart blizzard Ice Cream Freezers,
tubs soiled, will go al Zoe.
5 Japanese Fancy Jardiniere Stanas,
tripod legs. y inches high, good 'oc
value, for 29c.
I HARDWOOD Ice Box. 81 from $50.
/ Hardwood Refrigerator, with sue
board top and water cooler. from Nt.oV
to SO. o
1 Rabv Carriage. 81 value. $3.50.
/ Baby Carriage. blue upholstery y
l Baby Carriage. richly upholstered,
SO been 500. 49,
slightly imperfect. worth 81. Tor S.so'
Reception chair, extra-high back, N.oo'
been SIS. -.
ladies' Rattan Rocker. sixteenth CEN
turv finish. extra fancy. $3.50. been %
l Ladies Fancy Rattan Rocker, S-.'o'
u dozen Tea cups and Saucers. some
worth up 70 50 dozen. just because
they arc little nicked. Will go at &c
1 small lot Salt Dips. worth ioc each
q 81 Omen Vegetable Dishes. various quali-
ties some sold as high as iOc. at loc
for any. ,,., o..
Breakfast Plates. slightly Clipped &c
Dinner plates. slightly Clipped, were
90. for Sc. 81. Aoo,
6oc. ,..t.,,,
short Toilet Sets neat decorauons'
worth $3.50. just to close OUT y. NJ.
1 lot "Rebecca at the Well Tea fo'S
will be sold at Toe. , -..,,
Rockingham Milk or Rice Boilers worth
l5c. for &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Now observe the utter disproportion be-
tween the advance IN wages during the
war and the period Of deprecated money
in the North. and the advance in prices
there. Ia 1854 prices had gone up
TO 1905. but wages had risen to only
1856. In 1866 prices had risen TO 2is.S. while
wages had risen to only 1881. But OBJ
serve. also. how wages rose steadily
after the war as VIC advanced towards
sound money. and how prices OF what
the workingman had to buy steadily de-
ciined Does the man VINO receives wages
or salary want 10 see a renewal OF
the time between 1850 and 1865. when.
with a deprecated money, his wages
advanced most slowly, while the prices
Of all things he had to buy increased
enormously? Yet exactly this Will happen
If the country goes to a frce-silver basis.
Wages and salaries will not be advanced
at all for a long time. and then very
little. but the prices Of everything the
workingman must buy will be immediate
~ advanced TO a point that will make
them bring enough Of the deprecated
silver TO be equal in value to the gold
price OF goods
II our labOring men would only ac-
quaint themselves with the facts as they
exist in free-cOinage Mexico we should
never hear Of a laboring man being IN
favor Of free silver. A farm laborer
in Mexico receives only % cents a day
IN deprecated Mexican silver. and
miner receives Sc cents a day in the same.
That is, they receive 10 and is cents. a
day In our money. And this is a country
where they have free coinage of silver,
and consequently nothing but silver for
money. and one OF their dollars is con-
seqaently worth only half as much as
ono of our dollars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
NOW L. THIS :?

The public has been led TO understand
that Kentucky was as hopelessly gone
for free silver as Virginia is thought 10
be. The following dispatch from the
special correspondent Of the New York
Journal OF Commerce. at Washington, to
his paper viii therefore be read with
very great surprise:
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June n.--An un-
obstructed path 10 victory is what the
sound-money leaders In Kentucky are
Claiming TO have before them at the
State Convention OF June 18th. The
sweeping success u the sound-money ele-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Special OfeTing---H House Wrappers.

To-day We place on sale THREE HUN
DRIED WRAPPERS at greatly reduced
prices including all sizes Some OF these
Wrappers are last seasons, others are
this seasons purchase,
The PRICES named I'm many instances
are cut i'm half and will not pay for
actual cost OF material They are All 10
be sold to-day and tomorrow. 50 be
among the first 20 get your pick.
The prices are as follows
Toe Print Wrappers reduced 10 l9c.
aSc Print Wrappers reduced 10 zoe.
sSc Bingham Wrappers reduced 10 sc.
Csc. Bingham Wrappers reduced 70 SEC
sl25 Percale Wrappers reduced 10 zoe.
$50 Zephyr Bingham Wrappers reduced
10 CSC
s2Is French Percale Wrappers reduced
10 Sl2.
$50 French Percale Wrappers reduced
TO 81 ..
SOS Whitc-Gronnd Striped Satteen
Wrappers reduced 10 SIS
$50 Lawn Wrappers reduced 20 Sl.2a.
$40 Lawn Wrappers reduced 20 II -.
$40 White Lace-Striped Muslin Wrap
pers reduced 20 l5C.
$50 White Striped Nainsook Wrappers
reduced 20 81
pers reduced 10 s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Ihlcyes al WORK.

The house of Mr.. James Sweeney, 40
north Seventh street was entered by
sneak thieves about ) o clock Nednes-
day night. and a lot OF jeweiry ana
clothes taken The thieves effected an
entrance through, the back way, while
the family Were entertaining fflenls
down stairs. All OF the wardrobes We're
ransacked. and almost every article OF
clothing that they could lay thsr hands
on was taken. The police have been
notified. but as yet no trace OF the bur
glars has been found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
GRAND
DEPARTMENT
Change Sale.

We shall make decided changes IN sew
eral departments, and in order to do
so adyantageously We shall sacrince
many dollars worth Of Dry Goods; in
fact, We calculate that at least $1,000
worth Of Dry Goods viii have to be re-
duced in price. Remember during this
safe we will not and cannot mention In
the paper ali the goods that prices have
been reduced on. but do say that you Will
get great and grand values by buying
he. e.
A FEW Reduced ITEMS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
~. CD e9$.
los e. Broad St.
ief2-We. fr
DiSSimilarity Of Position
GRANITE IRONWARE.

that we occupy at present 10 the So
called cheap taiiors is that not only are
our prices as low as any. but that Our
goods arc made up here by a fine class
OF worknen. 50 you get an elegant suit
or Trousers made 10 order al prices that
you pay 10 botch tailors. The time is
drawing near for us 70 vacate. and an
early call will assist US in supplying your
demands in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

II is said that the dwellers along the
f,as,arn shore OF the Chesapeake, although
they know the excellence OF their marine
delicacies. have only begun to realize
their commercial value. CanVaspdch
ducks and terrapins are no longer lavish
l., snread before the chance guest; they
are saved for the northern markets
one village recently shipped $500 soft
shelf crabs in a single day, and this Is
the record for a locality by no means
IN. most important crab-shipping centre
on the bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Sons OF NeteranS.

r. +. Lee Camp, c. v. me. last night
and transacted the regular business or
the Camp. one new member was elect
ed.
Mr.. Edwin p. Cox read highly In
teresting article on 'virginia's Attitude
Toward African slaveryT which showed
deep research.
Tho Camp is enthusiasts as to It's fu-
ture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
DUCK SUITS, SEPARATE SKIRTS.

This department has been busy part
OF the store this week.
The nobby STYLES OF DUCK SUITS at
siB. $50. SIS IN white and colored,
have been the attractive feature.
SEPARATE SKIRTS. In Serge, Cloth.
Crepon. Alpaca. ard Satln-all AZ reduced
f.ffa.. for This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

The Trilby and free-siiver crazes are
going down together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Young Allen Thurman Is having a
terriblv hard time trying TO follow IN
the footsteps Of his distinguished iather'
There are those who believe he will have
TO turn about before he can succeed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

John W. Foster was a peacemaker,
and he is now blessed with sluo,WO worth
of Chinese shekels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Major Henry stanton. 1.-The sweet poet
Of the Elkhorn," VINO is said to be dying
in Kentucky, has had the singular us
t,,ction for a poet of being practical
inventor. He devised the iron tie TOT
binding cotton bales. and 1t has been a
decided success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

What the New York policemen would
Ike TO know is the exact bedroom hours
OF Theodore Roosevelt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Fosters methods OF harmony diifer
widely from those Of Depew. fhey come
higher. too, but the losing side must
have them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Eugene V. Debs will never so there
any more"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

The author Of THE Woman's Book
SAYS: - witty man recently oeNi''u "
bonnet as a thing made partly OF I'D
bon. partly Of lace. but principally OF
price: and the definition was true aS
we'll as witty. There is nothing so
made up of price as the average iashioh-
able hat OF bonnet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

That free-silver pow-wow in Memphis
has demonstrated more clearly than ever
before the weakness of the cause 1t es-
houses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

The rich NJ. Lalanne, who left his ma
tive town OF Bau l,o"voo francs was
hurled according to his request III
common grave. The entire cost OF the
funeral. apart from the CONN, is said to
have been one dollar and twenty cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

Debs was not drunk. but very near
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

sibley the great alliterator. must have
suffered with Indigestion Wednesday AZ
Nemphls. lie blackguarded everybody
in sight. and poor, old Neoucnaahe%~af
besides. Sibley deserves the sympathy
of the public. lie was born So ana
can't help g..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
for 30 cents.

We have placed these Hats on two
large tables IN the centre of the Hat De
partment. This lot includes all new
shapes Oh this seasons make, and are m
perfect condition
REDUCTION in PRICE OF Chill
DRBN'S TRIMMED SAILORS.
The soc grade reduced 20 Zc.
The 81 YeddO Child's Sailor. zoe.
The English Milan az Sc. now ioc'
The 81 y Sailor, now CSC, the Sloo ana
81 20 Sailor now $l&
A CHANGE Ia PRICE OF Childrens
and Ladies' L0w-CrOwn Imported Leg
horns shows a gazing to you OF from y
10 CSC. on each hat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
BUSINESS
BOOMING
BARGAINS.
Mems Fine Suits Tor SO,

made from Pure Wool Cassimeres,
Cheviots, and Serges-beautifnlly made,
handsomely trimmed. superbly finished.
and form-ftting; Suits Of our own high
standard. union-make; Suits that are in
every way first-class and speak their
own worth and value; Suits for 80 that
attract the masses and make the busy
scenes and lively hustle at our store
every hour in the day and every day
in the week; Suits that look well and
wear as well as they look. TEN DOL
LARS takes the choice Samples marked
in plain figures in the west window.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
rRIzts,

Best Essayists- Senior Department,
Miss Eva Chataigne Intermediate De-
partment Miss Ethel Slater, Junior De
partment Miss Mamie Wright, Primary
Departments Daisy GOldback
Best Rea1ers-ScniOr Department, Miss
Carrie Hartman. intermediate Depart
ment. Miss Jennie Boyd, Junior Depart
ment. Miss LILY Pegram. Primary Depart
ment. Mildred Hill. Sub-Primary Depart
meni. Miss Inez Chataigne.
Neatriess Of Room and Punctuality-
Miss Mary Page Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
THE COHEN co.
KAUFMAN K CO.,
SPECIAL HAT SALE.

For Friday and Saturday We shall give
you a pick Of the entire stock OF Colored
Straw Shapes In Chip. Tuscan. Lace, ana
Fancy Straws, that sold al S.D, N.oo,
81 10 and SIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

It's great big money-Saving day.
DOMESTTCs. Remnants Duchess Jack
onets, about 40 yards in ali. In
lengths from / 10 10 yards. light
grounds. with dainty cOlorings. just
what you want for warm weather.
regular l2Isc goods. for 7-Sc.
Dress Duckings. IN light grounds. with
pretty Dresden figures. would be rea-
sonable FOR 15c yard. while the lot
lasts o..
Remnants Dress Ginghams. short but
useful lengths. some even full dress
patterns. would be counted cheap at
Toe yard. for rsc.
A GOOD QUALITY BLEACHED COT
TON. FULL YARD WIDE, NINE
HUNDRED YARDS. no MORE,
THREE CENTS THE YARD.
Remnants Shifting Prints. light colors,
celebrated Nerrimack Braid. 3lac yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14

WHITE DUCK HATS AND TAM
O'SHANTERS, 25c. ..,,.
Specially attractive prices on FLOW
ERS and RIBBONS for this sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Dotted Swiss.

Light blue ground With white PIN
dots. and white grounds with req yel-
low. and white dOts-the regular oO'
quality, now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
India Linen.

ss-inch White India Llncn-a Llsc
grade for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Cordele Marquise.
IL Lee. yard.

A figured Corded Dimity-all choice
patterns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
Figured Dress Duck.
si-3c.
French 0rgandiei.
New STYLES.
IL Ice. yard.

etc. i'm the best patterns we havs
shown this season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-14
DimitY Dots.
Corsets.

The "sonnette." that every lady
llkes-a popular shape and qualtyy'
that always sells at Nto. sizes - ~
y. a, p. o. Any size now
500.
The same make in a lower grade
that sells az 81 for
csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-21
gtr. 1S.

bcn;en isbt fcinen Offi3ieaeu Gbarattsr
tragcn. &on 10 ubr SOrmittug5 bta
1 ubr 9tHbmIttug5 erIeOist Der Shirt III
GjcmeinI9aft nit ieiuent Setretdr Or.
@brDIanocr Die iebr umfun9ret6e @or'
reipOnOen5 Ouun fOlst cine tur5e 6abrt
ourh ben Sabienmalo unO Gin frusas
les Dlittaqciicn. Der gtadmittug miro
nad cinem tur;en Sdldfden wleoerum
Der 2lrbcit gewiOmst, unO ben Abeno
perbriu9t Der glltfanaler nit Der lan9tn
Fieiie bcmafinet i'm &reiie Der Seinen.
Die 8iht pla9t ibn wObl bier uno Sa,
aber bnb,i 1T er Stnnoa 9uten Otutbcs.
9fa9 Berlin, 3ur SEER bes &aiiers ST.
bmtatages, wiro sr ntht rellcn.
Ser Corruption bcI9ulOigt.
Die abispuus Oes 3Ou Solicitors bon
Bort GOwuisno pOu rtr Siirseridatt
uerlauQt.
Sort GomnIeu6, @aib., 10.
San. - Qrei Yiirgsn Oe8 bieligen 3OlI>
Solicitors Snunber5 babeu Die gegen
osnielbcn srhobenen acknowledgement
pripatim uuteriu6t un0, wie eS belBt,
na6 BaibingtOn tcle9rapbirt, baB lie
ppn Ger SHrqidait8lelituu9 entbunOeu
Su werOen IuiiniAen.
Die IOfale bemofrntilfc BreiIc 6cs
bauptet, OaB bic 2lmtSfHbrun9 ot5 Col
lcftor5 cine cOrrupte iti, uuo pcrlan9t
cine itrcn9e unterfudung burh 0as
Shaeamt50cpartement. sic wtrft Dem
Collector Dor, OaB er Grucnuun9cn &C.
gen Gut9eIt 9smadlt babe uuo auf Der
Soblllte SrobmQnntr fibre. 2lu1
lOll er elnmal cincn Wiann, Ser ocS
0iebltablS iiberiGbrt porben, abcr, neil
CT Die 9cItobleucu Sadeu micOer bcruu5s
CAB, ltraiIO5 auSQiug, angcltellt baben.
Collector SaunoerS mor unter 8rGlts
Sent @lcuean6'5 crlter 2lominiltratiOn
elmer Der SetrctGrc oe5 NeiBen 0auic5"
unb p:rOantt ieire isbige SteIlun9 Dem
Brdiio,nten psrlOnlid, loluje 9ugb s.
Wallace pom Tacoma, einem ltitgli,Oe
bes bcmOfrutiihen gtutiOnulz@ Omits'S
uuo ShUiea,riOBne Oe5 BrGiibenten
bc8 8unsssOb.rgcri6ts8 6uQsr. Gr
lt:llt Gle acknowledgement entidic0en
in gtbre6s.
QDaIbiuatOn, 10. 9onuor, -
SIli8 Sdaeamt8ietrctGr 0amlln crs
flarte bcut., 0aB Die 9c9en Den 3OIls
Collector SaunoerS IN Bort EOwnleno,
@aib., erbobencn Acknowledgements iia
Bis 70 melt ni6t ul8 bcsriinOct beruu5
getc,lt bGttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-21

Seine Seitc Mil nadbscbeu. - Ginc @rpflns
nation ses NRapprs. - Rubeifrrunsen duf
alien Sinen. cod feiuc crnffIiden Bus
iammenffpFc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-21
55. Sabrgang.
JIG a6le e Carem.
ltnberglei6li6e Bargains!

u @sOernB madt nner
aa
2 Sautn tt ba mo- Sn
npri9 rnc ais 1enalS hr
Sege n1 nor9n
2epartneut n9sTHb babeH vanner s5nse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-21
Ser 9entI9e gorreipomsent,

O. 8sine, Gisentbnmer uuo 9tesaftenr
(staGfoIssr BON 8. Raine),
Gnhn,fsGde SaltimoresStraBe uno ReffsSffieezSoe
pr.is bss I'd aIidaen gIattss, sur6 9rdssr b.iOrst
a2S Gts.; tdaIid,e uno eonnta 81. sgabe 10
Gents pro mode ,abIsaT an bic Sas sIGtt ssiGIssns.n
sbe,abIune 81 so pro Sobr, fur fISsr.
Seit i'm 8crbdItnis ilT bic tpod,entIidbe MnSsabc
nit eonntas Shalt, pertoir.i nit abtus tlr CLUBS
$50 BRO Sasr, mad irsenb eiHem Slte oes SJnldns
s,s, A nod 9Hropa. GonMta Q Ss aus gabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb biuieits sentid,e gIatt
In ben Gitt.Is ,Ine SashaGi,u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-01-21

Der ncue Scibsfan;ler ais @aifsebcr. - Gin
picl fritiiTrtsr Seiutb Ses aaiiers. - Die
3eripbnuns ;ipiiebem 6ricrridsrube unS
SrrIiu-
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(Tortiesnns ftebe 5. Seite 4, Spagte]
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uNN(l-
S4.4S
5000
$3.50

Niiehef WabIeD
2an peruH 2Sgn narer Gn5nten
Yierrc E. Smaan & Ieffe,
Rr. 1G, SH Sernetnn=StraBe.
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Boz etwa Subresirin bsbauptete

Boz etwa Subresirih bsbauptete
Sdasamtsietrstdr Carlisle, baB mir
bis gum Ropember 1895 einen reomfor:
tablen lleberiduB" in Der 8unosssaiie
babea wiroen. gr CAB CUR 3eit gu,
baB inter benz neuen bemosratii4en
Tarifseies Die Mnsgaben bic Ginnobmen
etluas iiberiteisen pirben, meinte ieoc@,
baB bies ~ jebtr 3eit mad Giniabruns
eineS neuen giniubr3olleS Der Sou &C.
,peien lei. Mun, her Mouen,ber " ldnsa
in Der gbronit Der 3eit als roabinees
sansen@ uer3ei@net. uno Der reomicy>
table SarplnS" entpuppt I'D ats Elm
Deficit son Ss07,l31,2 s6. gleueIonb
uno Carlisle baben iouiel gun, NnUa&s
len Der 0unoesi@utb bsioetrogen, nnb
wa9ien bic @ooen, wsl3e bic
BEN Donserott entsssenlabren.
melt i'd iebo& berausla5lsn ldtt,
iinb gteuelanb, Carlisle = So. nil I'm
3uiianSe dn6erit s~ufriesea. DeaisIta
elm Deficit psa lreinal1aabsrt
MiQionen ebenio .f4aaype1 ~ ifsia.
ais elm reomfortatler lletev!4sts.
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Clue Depei3e ans 0s()isetsa
melbet. ba6 fur gIeselaabs 1ni4I1a
bic r@reenbadS" au6er gnrs II jetea,
taum 20 Stimmen abse9ebsa Dsvbsn
biriten. Gs i9eint na9onabe. 1T -
sanje @olb=s ippi&att ~ ses 4anvf
sesen iene 0opierfeten. aJs eiae tsille
Sade betra9tet. l@erabe Siele ,GsteaS.
10 barmlos oieielben auSis5en NH 70
uerpOnt oieielben uonieten snierer 0aes
Tiers iinb, baben ben reniteatea 01bea
be5munsen unb bic beiaen Armesa ~
@enerdle sei9lasen. Or @rseaDe4s
Bat bic Nation ME jura6oetve4A. "a,
bern uorwdrts se1stfsa mi - -
ieSe partei unm51li3 ma4ea. osIfe
81 uat01ga1sn ssgts1t. ~
bic er ~ eaabss sgIaatss. ~
Der &eit ibres DapisyeeIbes Il -
S@melstiseIn @sonSssts u OsID -
manbelt Iuiro, mi - - 0sJleriees
tratie nod gang btbsntenD stsss DsHsuss
beiiunen miHen.
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s@ntteo
ptrel4tnre1t Der Gn99tpn4111:

.. pie unter5ei4neten MAIDEN hermit betannt,
oaB l1e oas trilber DON sSobn Sieberbrut,uer
9etibrte S@miebesei4aft an Der JGde,
pom @enter urb Minnelota StroBe,.
iest ui1ter benz SS%irmanomen Siebeubruruller
. Wilbur9. 9eneilI4aftli6 betreiben. Mqe.
Ss9mleoearbeiten perben auf baS Beite be-
1or9t l1b benz gei4la9en pom YferbM tpirb
gang beionoere aufnertiamteit Seidentt.,
IS Sobn eteb enbtunmer,
Is DaaI MtItars.s
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8ct3e,t mar ME lief" ias!t oer
.Gbieasoer g0rienberi@t ais sese,rDdrs
tis. MuHauenb 1T es babel mn, baB
Der Breis babel INNER nod tetne ents
i@iebeue Genben5 gum Steiser 3eist.
@enn neben ben B0rienleuten, Spei:
4erbeitern uno @roBmiuern ou@ bic
6armer unb Goniumenten etwas auf
benz Mtartte mit3ureoen bitten, ldse bic
Sadie uieuei4t auSers. Wolts5ts.)