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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26
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~ II 4 - - u l.
QQter gfeftor 0ilbelm &cTel traute
qeItern Worqen nm 10 llbr in Der rOz
mi16ztatboliIhen ct. Satobuszairde
Gde 9(isquitbe uno GugerItraBe, 9rn.
Safob 5Sran3, Sobn be5 6rn. 2(nDrea5
Trun3, nit SRI. 8utbartne Sporrer,
So6ter BON Nnbreas unO Sunl9unDe
Gporrer. DIS Srau3eugen fun9irten
Sr. G}eorQ Sporrer uno SRI. Gta3ie
Ylanthoff unD 9lumenmd06en mar
Sri. 9inie 8upp. Der Sing3or Der
Gjemeinoe, beHen W}itglieber bic beiz
ben NeupermG6lten paren, fang unter
Qeitunq bes Prof. 0}ihuel SAdfer
MenoelsIobn'so o9o63eitsmarI6". 8ei
Der 6o63eit8zWteiIe paro 0apon's
WeIIe qefunqen. 9r. Gbds. SeDe5 II.
SRI. Subinu Super batten Die Soli
iibernommen. Sine fr0hli6e Sod
3eitsFeier folgte in Der Wobnung Der
Gltern Der 8ruut, g}r. 1110, ytorbz
GentralzQlpenue, tppIelbIt biele Sc
f6enfe einqeIaufen paren. SpGt am
Ql6eno beQaben fi6 bic Neuberndblten
ouT cine 6o65ejt5reiIe nu6 Dem ytorz
ben.
Inter oenen, pelde Dem 8rautpaaz
re ber3li6e 8ratulationen burbru4z
ten, befanoen Ii6: 9lnor. Sporrer unD
familie, 2(nbrea5 6ran3 unO 6umiz
lie, Qeter 6ran3 unO 5umilie, Grau
DauI3, 6r. unb 9Sruu +. Guntop,
6r. uno 6rau Y6il. 8epfortb, 9r.
uno 95ruu G6aS. Wepfortb, 6r. uno
SSrau @. 8. Mcpfortb, 9r. unb Jrau
8m. Qufe, $. Bergen unO Dame,
Sr. unD fFruu s. ReiBe, 9r. un0 Jrau
II. Wlalude, 6r. unO 5rau 4oam
Rupp, 6rau 6. 6eilmunn, 9r. unD
Trau s. 9lont6aIt, SRI. Static 6ron3,
Fri. Qnnie 9rpQ, 9r. unD 6ruu Sol.
D6eeler, 6r. unb 9Srau u. 3bieme
6r. uno 5rau %. &epier, Jrls, Y}ur9
unb aatie SeDIer, 6r. uno 6rau 9p.
Steinfump, 9r. unb Jrau $. 9srbes,
6r. uno 55rau Satob Srageier, 9r.
unb Truu So6n Srageier, Qr. uno
SSruu 9eter Tran3, 9r. unb 5rau 81.
Srage1cr, 5r. 2tltfelO un0 6amilte,
;Trl. Rora 6infel, 2llois 81. 5u45 II.
SFamtlie II. q. m. 2lm 2t6enb err
freute bu5 Sr6eIter be5 st. Satoz
buszSing6ors" bic 2(npsIsn0en our4
mehrere W(uiitbortrdde.
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@usiclunass Sicbc.

9lt1anta. Ga, "a. Sept. -
9iebe entpenoeten geitern Na4t aus
benz rSempel Der id0nen &iinite" auf
benz bieiigen Nu5itellun9splaBe 9ez
qen1tGnoe gum Wertbc BON $1,000 aus
Der ruiiiI6en unb italisniIchen &bt6ei=
lung. Die 3abl Der Wddter in iGnmtz
li9en 9ebduoen Iou besbal6 peroopz
pelt nerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26
@nropdifdje Sa6efberidte.
VroIcHcr y. 9Iou!f rnn Saoe'



8erIin, "A. Sept. - Der BE-
riibmte G6irurq, @rof. Or. 9etnr!3
2lDolf pon 8arocIs6cn glng bcute 9let
nit Sooe ab. Gr erreiAte eln AIter
BON 76 SubreU.
Tum ina lJtEcsramidbe.
81 0 m, "A. Sept. - Die heuttge1
G5eItli6teiten in Der retpigen Stoot"
puren Der GntbuQung 5peter WtonI@
msnte gepiomet. 9us cine, gum 2ln=
benten an Die Sritoer Guirplt, Die pd1z
reno Der SnIurrsttion BON 1867 I'M $
Qcben famen, erri6tet, lpuroe in 9ez
qenpart oe8 Sinoico ppn Rom5 Gen.
Wenotti 8aribuloi, Sen. Surr uno
Qnoerer 9eteranen aus Dem 8drtbulolz
Selo5uoe uno elmer impoIanten Wtsnz
Ihenmenoe entbUqt. Den Gntbulz
lunQ8Feierli6teiten Des 5lpeiten Dent
mails gum 8eoG6tniiIe DeS berlthmten
Gtuatsmannes Signor Ntarco Wttn9z
1elii lDobnie Song 9EmG,rt, Die Vtttz
oIieoer bes &abinets, 5opie Die letten=
ben Qolititer uno Stuat5mGnner oes
qan3en 2anoes BEL. - S6ntg 9umbert
beabTidtigt, morgen na4 Wton3a abb
2ureifen.
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StaGt Baltimore.
Scr Gapitau rrmprnct.
GdyitGn benjamin. y. 8epcIic pom Baltimore
crmprcct.

Gupitdn Benjamin y. 8epcne Don Baltimore
crmurrct.
lleber bic Grmproung be5 Gapt.
Benjamin s. Repeue pom Shooner
nSobn 81. 8. 9iron" tonnten0ienitdg
bier peiter feline Gin5elnbeiten IN @rz
fubrunQ Qebraht peroen. Gapitdn
9fepeue pp6nte in 92r. 20O6, 6atr7
mountzMpenue, uno ieine Wltttps be-
uuftraQte 0ienItaq oen2et6enbeitatter
Sen, Gte SrleansItraBe uno 8roao@
man, ben Qei6nam pon Waibtngton,
9. g., na6 Baltimore gu bringsn.
Die Gin3elnbeiten bes Sales iino
folgenoe: Der S6ppner berlieB g}ors
foIf ppr einigen 2ogen nit elmer Sa'
bung 9aubol3, Die an 5rdnt Gtbbep
II. Go. BON WaIbingtOn conit9ntrt
mar. Wdbreno Der S6Doner it'd unz
terlpsgS befono, entItano 5niIaen Dem
GapitGn uno bem furbigen Steuerz
mann elm Streit unb Der @upttdn 5og
feinen RepoIper. Dies perieBte Den
Neoer in @utb unb er perIeBte Dem
GupitGn mebrert S9ldge nit einem
0ebeboI3en. Der Gapitdn itarb crit
einige 3eit ipGter an Den @erleBungen,
bic er bur9 bic Shat oe5 gte9er5 err
lit. Giner Der Reger al 8orD oas
S6iffes that angeblih Iein Seites,
I'm ben GapitGn am 2eben 81 er6a(z
ten. 0u6 Der Shat perlieB Der Steus
ermdnn OenS6ooner i'm 3ettungSboot
beHeIben. Der S6oOner lit @tgens
t6um oe5 6rn. Sbos. Mloore Don Der
iFirma 9bos. W}oore II. g., 4uiterns
perpater, an 8oItpnItraBe in 8alttz
more. Der S6ooner puroe BON
0ampFer Sue" Gapt. 8eog6egan
BON Baltimore ndbe Mattbia5 Potnt
anqetroffen unO nucb BaiRingtor
bu9Iirt. g&abe 8iperiioe fant ieoof
Der S6oonsr, aber es gelang, Der
Qei6nom oes Gapitdns an 9orb Del
Sue" na6 8uibington 81 brin;
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26
slblcbru circs beutidDcn SOurnaIifrn

gep : yort, %. Sept. - 4nton
@6nar3, Der SerausQeber Des Pine
rifaniIhen 8rauer," erlug geItern bier
pl0Bli9 einem 9er5I6la9e. Der Ser
bli6ene mar elmer Der betunnteiten
SournaliIten bes 2anbes unO iibte auf
bic Gntpidelung 0es 8rauereipeiens
einen niht mountaineering aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26
Sin Ga!genzS anDtDat.

GbeDenne, Dpo., 25. Sept. -
Der rei6e @pominger 9ieb5ii4ter 6.
g. Groder, ipel4er Der Grmorbung
ieines Observation-Disclosures 9orpep
8ootb i'm leBten Sunuur bei4uloigt
lit. tpuroe beute in GpanItpn bes Mor=
bes i'm erIten GraOe fir iduloig be-
funDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26
nrtLlnoore lIntcrtNaltelt.
9riees,uoItc ant cmroudiidcn 500
IL risont.

Berlin, %. Sept.-9ie n&reu3z
3eitung" srtldrt, baB bic fran30iiiaz
ruiIiI6e 9mion3 Elm politiIaer 6ottor
bon ipeittragenoer 8eoeutung geporz
ben fei. SyeOen 2(ugenblid t0nne Elm
4rieq, tpel6er bis ieBt nur tpie our9
Elm Wunoer permieoen lporben, sum
Q(usbru6e tommen. 9a5 Signul fir
ben 8eginn Der S5einoIeligteiten perOe
inocFen, fiigt Oa5 8latt bin5u, pon
Yari8 au3geben, ni6t BON Ct. @es
tersburg, no auQenIdeinlih Die 3iiQel
Der Re9ierurg elmer feIten 9unO err
man9elten.
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Gurse Gabe!ocpeId,cm.

- Yrdiibent 5uure bat oem rui=
Iif6en 8ensral 9ragOmirOm, pel6er
Den G3aren bei ben fran30iiI6en Sra
n0pern BEL W&irecourt pertrat, ben
GroBsGorbpn Der Gbrenle9i0n Derz
lie6en.
= Qlu8 MaoriD perlautet, baB Der
GupitGn oes .Morteru," fpelher an
Qebli9 BEN 9reu5er pSun4e5 8ornez
ai5tegun" III cubani1hen 8epdfern
gum Sinfen bru4te, unter 100000
9efetas 8iirgI6aft seItelt norOen lit.
- 9as StGbt6en 9uOepa in Der
qropin3 0emen 1T, elmer 9epei4e aus
GonTtantinope[ 3ufol9e bur4 einen
GrorutIb tbeilneiie 5erit0rt pOrben
uno 6unDert 4eriOnen buben babel III
rem Sob QefunDen.
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Sutrt,oI,, ,,uo Totifo,t.

81 0 m, %. Sept. - &0nig 9um=
bert unb &0ni9in Murgherita iino
beute Qlbeno nu6 W(pn3l abgereiit.
Die W}itglieber be5 M}iniiteriums, Iolz
he Der 0eputirtentcmmsr uno eine
g(n3ahl bo6sr StaatSbsamten Eattca
fid auf Dem 8abnbof eingefuncen, I'm
ben MuieitGten 2ebspobI 81 entbisten,
- Die Regierun9 bat 9otrmente
per0ffentli6t, pel9e Die 5Dii6en STD
lien uno nem 8atitan nub Dem Gin
3uge Der italicniIdber Sruppen IN
Rom in 1870 gspflp9ene Gorre1pon=
beng entbolten. Die Publitutton fano
auf @eranlaFung Signor 8lunc's,
oes bamaligen Observation-Disclosures,
ipel9er Die 8erbanoIungen nit &ar=
Dinal QlntoneQi Ieitete, itatt. Die Do
tumente ioQen betpeiien, baB bic ttalte=
niI6e Hegierung ibrer 3eit Der 5retz
6eit unb unub6dngigteit bes 9apites
peitge6snbe Gon3eIiionsn gu gendbren
oeneiQt mar, ipGbrenD Der 8atitan Il9
auqenT1einli9 einen 8orpano CUR
8Iage, 6uB Der III. @uter ieiner Trei=
belt beraubt poroen Iei, bur6 4ble9=
nung aGer oiesbe8iigIicben 9orTaId9e
3u ii6ern Iu6te. Die 9ofumente baz
ben begreifliaer @ei5e Elm inteniipes
Syntereife uno ungebeure Senlation
berporgerufen.
8uSlamo'S nrtDnoors l!mtert0anrt.
ct. 8eter5burg, %. Sept
Die rufIiIdle 8ir6enzSpnooe fteht i'm
8egriff funF prieiter no4 oen Der.
Staaten au Ienben, I'M Den reli9iOIen
8eoirfniTen bortiger ortboooger RuIs
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Ole 81 merican Yrotecz
tipe 2l7ociation" Ii. Die rOoung Dime
rican Ntedunics" baben ita fiir2opnz
Oes ertlGrt; jeBt psiB ieOsr gingepanz
oerte, baB er,, Inn ii6 ielbit 81 i6iiBen,
fir 9urit 81 ittmmen bat.
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Gin fladltiacs eirbrspaar umgcAulteu

q eip : q OFF, "a. Sept. - Inter
ben 9aIIugieren be5 6eute i'm bieiigsn
6aFen eingetroffenen 0ampfers nObz
oam" befano ii9 au6 Der % Sabre
alte Sobanne5 9onter nit Der neunz
3e6niGbriqen Gdtbarina 8an Seten,
lpel9' 9eioe qemeiniam Die 8er.Staaz
ten 5u ibrem bleibenOen WobniiBe aus
erIe6en batten. 0as 9aar bate Ii6 in
ieinem Seimut6slanbe 9olano ieit
me6reren Sabren bereit5 9etunnt, Ous
Bib Der 3utunft lag in perlodenben
6urben ppr ibrcn Iugen, ais lie pl0Bz
lid aus uQen i6ren 9immeln in Die
ruu6e 0irtli6teit 3uriit9eriiIen tpurz
ben. Sobalb bu5 6abr3eug nGmli6
on feinem 0of feitlag, eri6ien Elm
6Ulfsz z8unoesmar16a[I uno nabm auf
0eranluTunq oe5 bouGnbii6en 8enez
ralton7ul8, 6rn. Sobn R. 8lantun,
ben 9liiditrabIenoen 8rGutigam untsr
Der 9tnf1uge, Ieine an9ebetete Gat6a=
rinQ entfii6rt 3u BADEN, in 6aft. gBie
Der Soniul mitt6eilte, errei4en Die
S06ter SoQano's erIt nit oem %.
eTu6re i6re 8oujdbrigfeit, 0a aber an
Dem iunQTrGuli6en 6aupte Der Iiebenz
ben 8atbarina bieIe Nn3a6I 2en3e nod
ni6t poriibar gerauIat lit, 10 murOe
0onfer fir bic 2luslieferung an feline
Standardization feitgebalten. gdz
tiirli9 ertlGrte bic f6mute 8raut be-
reitpiIligit, i6r 9Gns6en auf Der Rut@
fa6rt begleiten 5u fpollen. 9a5 Yaar
bate $3.50 @eloes BEL iic6, nit pelhem
IS fib Elm toIige5 ReItGen fernab pon
ben qroQenben Gltern, benen Gat6ariz
mems @ubl nidt genebm gu iein
i6eint, ber5uritten geoa6te. 8eiOe
@erltebte Itammen aus 6ilpercum urb
buben our 3eit i'm 2ublomitraBenz8ez
fdngniIie 2ogi5 be3o9en.
- Die 25zjd6rige @eoenfTeier Der
8runbIteinlegung 3ur tatAolii6en Ct.
Qlnt6onDz&ir6e in 2ancuIter, Pu.,
fanD geItern baIeIbit unter pomp0ien
Geremonien, tpel4en aht3ig YrteIter
beiipp6nten, itatt.
SGmmtli6e W}itglieoer Der
9urfbeb0rbe in NepzYort baben gez
tern reiignirt. Die 8eranlaI1ung gu
oieIem ibrem S6ritte lit ni4t befannt.
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GuropGii6c Na9riDteu.
Die epfettanetts crIoee.,s ntdnt.

Qonbon, %. Sept. - 0ie bsm
rGbrpnicls" aus Wien mitget6eilt
piro, pirb Die Ridtigteit Der 0}clz
bung baB Der 9rdiiosnt Der fran30iiz
i6en 8epublit, 6uure. Der Sr0nung
bss G5aren beitpobnen iperpe, fomp4l
in Ct. Petersburg, ipie in Wien gang
enti9ieoen in 2lbrebe Qeiteut. Die 9pfs
etitette erluubt ni9t, DaB anbere W}oz
nar6en ooer Sber6Gupter fremDer
Stoaten an Derartigen Teierli9tetten
tbetlnebmen.
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S6uter5 tttso ScIat.

Bel ao9im,l CgaTuib ob,r n:wosL 5atritm;.S
R,ur0gta, GleauGtts INNS. ytEosHUel, ShulTssa
uHo Stauda. I'M Tudcn, L9trbelGul, ooer Jhet:u,
&6me1s AM bic ystcr. @rultazEUtS SunouHg. Ges
Ientitr,atn mo Stmtusn ,oeI Ayt 6eWIrtt Jioos
pap's R,uogsJ,Itci iOiOrt Sti,ruU9 uHo bsl ortles
iegtem gtbraua IN ptn5,H 1asea oGusIn0: .ets
Mnq.
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>tEll>>EIll>*
s6uer; geitjQt int 9In9eH6Iid !

Iam 6cbrdr:Glc IG0iraD's 8enopa
Reltef :bci'm crTtcu 2gn;eie,en bon
G6mcrs oocr lInudBliGfcit; lYemn
GrantDeit oocr &ciOcn 0rnbt pcs
,utrft as &>eilmna, eve 0er SoauSarjt
acp6bnIih fomu't.
SttIIt bic drgitsU 9 d ucgJeH in IT.
rer bis SroaHyl9 phrHteH GctHs StuHo. 6raUdt 1es
Hauo z amsrB IeIoeH Hah gci,a Otsiss
G1Iclle
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sin 9rilmittsl iar
SOmmcr : arGufDeiten.
GYienter9, 0iorrGOe,
G6o(erN ]l(Or6us.

Gia baIb,r bis gamer Eb,,Iofi,l ool Rsao1 8e.i,I
in ,Incm GGIbtu GG5 I80ier, 10 oft nlsoerbolt ais
b, GHtl.sruH1tu iiattTEo,E, uue tIH nit Rtabp 3ies
IUJ6 ioiortIge StNcuHs uHo baloIgt 9tlnnI belutr'
ten.
Srntrit: cir tabcr bis gaHSsr E6etIofsl oou IN
tirsm balb,n GSlas @a'tr beet IL rusEIatH DhHutsH
Rrdupi,, WiaatEidurr utbstsIt, ST;or,lI 5tribrcH'
rem. g,ruoiitat. S4lahoh5tse, aatrlitt5 9optIOcl,
Ed6uus uno ito,R lHH'JtH Stu;ry.
wlalaria in ibrcn pcridiecsneH 6ormcn see
beilt une psrbitct.
Rein arosr,s Dut,l III osr g9e.ttstlt 10 RAID Size
6sr uro ale oaotTsu EnlaudcH, ltIlo'tH EHo oHltts
e,u gtidu,rDsH uls RGewdD's ReahH Rciicf uus
t.Titust uou Raomaps pilIcn. Tfttnoe tslien
immcr ciH, ,dCi1s Haouag5 Eeaop &;!teL HtiHsg'
nsu glrioe lTo?i,H N QyGiicr UerlItcU 9raHfhelt
oe.r Sdm,I, III Fuls: Igai,uueti,Is S5 ut eIHs
btii,rs Silmuan. as t,au. SRid9tI BIanop ooer esI
Nnd arB,it,r il C3gub,u urs SautO85ot;n iO1t:a
e INNER bel iidb tatsH-
n,r.ia IN Gta hir EIaid,t Sci o[tn Npeth,fsEr.
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Siutntou6
StOer
9eenlator.

9erielb. perridtet ieire gybsit ;m
9uiri.ceubsit uub sririitt 0n6 a.iarlmte
8orp.rjpiiem. Gr 1T pbsiier ais Blu.n"
uuO lam iOpObI III fliiilser 6orm ME
aIs $uluer bese9eH msrosH.
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Sic raSaGaiFihr @rpcoition ctn
SScbIidlIae.

Baris, %. Sept. - Der rIigaz
70" per0ffentlidt cine Spe3ialz0epez
f4e feine5 GorrsIponoenten in Ma0az
gustar, Der 3ufplge Die fran30iif6en
Streitfrdfts baielbit pabri6einlih
bur6 1900 afritanii6e Sruppen perz
itGrtt psroen iolIen. pripatoepei6en
mel0en, DaB Der 9eiummte 8orratb
an Probiont, peI4er fir Die fran
50TI6e Expedition beItimmt mar, in
Nfajunga burl cine 6lutb, bic
Speiher unter 8a1er feBten, total
un6tau6bar getporben lit uno Die 30
be5fGue i'm 9ur6I4nitt tdgIi4 Die
3ahl Dier3ig errei6en. SSn einem
8rieFe aus 9atomanbrD beiBt es, Die
Expedition lper0e ith ouf ale 6dlle
ais Elm 6eblIdlag erpeiien oa Sum
oerte BON Solouten ieben Sag our6
Srantbeit unfGbig pijrben, nod net
tere 0ienIts 5u perrichten, uno iiberz
oies Der Gontraftor, lpelc6er Die pro-
pontrte 8a6nroute Der Grpeoition 5u
bausn untcrna6m, iopeit pergebli3
perIu4ts, bur9 Die faIt 9dn5li9 un=
bur6oringli6en Siimpfe bic not5z
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@erettete sMiMbrlhiae.

2pnDpn, 25. Sept. = yteun
W2itglieDer Der Manni6uft bes. pie
gemeloet, ouf Der 5a6rt BON GlDoe
na9 Sable Ban in 8ranD gerutbenen
unb auf 6pber See psrIo'ienen engliz
I6sn @oGf6iffes n9urtfielo" iinO in
2ambert Ban an Der Beittiiite Der
aapz8pIonie iider gelunoet poroen.
Die uebri9en tpurben pOn Der britt
I6en 8rigg rSnpercuulo" an 9orb
genommen uno nad Gupetopn gez
hrnrht.
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InEtano'S eoutmcraicac GucrGtc III
China.

QOnbOn, %. Sept. - g8ie oerz
tinoet ipirb, bat cine ruIIiIhe 8ant
unter 9eiItimmurg be5 G5aren Dor
tebrungen 9etroffen, nit einem groBen
&apital in Ysting ein @eI6dft nit
elmer 6iliaIe in Sbang6ai 81 erOfTnen.
Mle6rere Der 6eOeutenoIten ruiiichen
6inanciers unb &uufleute iino al
Dem beimli9 betriebenen 8lane be-
t6eiligt. Sin G6artsr lit bereits erz
fplgt. 9ieIe8 8orgeben lit Elm mettes
rer 8eipeis Dufiir, baB RuBlano ii9
beitrebt, ni6t nur Die politiI6e, ipnz
bern au9 Die commer3ieQe Supremaz
tie i'm fernen Siten England gu entz
reiBen. Reiienoe ruIiiI6e Gmiiidre
belfen Der 9ineItiden Regierung ouf
0a5 Qiberalite nit 8elo aus uno
oringen in bus Snnere bes 2onoes
Dor, I'm audi bort Die Gn9lan0er gu
uberfliiQeln.
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.Yotnt 9ree5e aut fdoitnen"

.Nn niefen ScrbffsSdd)mIffa9en."
S,rbrinse eIHeu Tag i'm 6r,i,u.
(GestlS-l Ddt 6IltiGHg uIs SeOiiaJrsn.
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SepIanter @scrtras stuiidbeft CHINA
ltto SSopGu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26

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inIurgirten GiItritt aufge6ro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-26
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New-York tribune., 1895-02-16
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The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago. 3Oc. premium ;
Boston, : and l0c discount San Francisco. sight
10 telegraph 10: New-Orleans. commercial ooc
premium bank 100 premium.
Bank clearings were as follows al the PAGES
named: New-York-Exchanges. s61l6O.lS9; bal
ances 81 264 276 philadelphia Exchanges. sl"-
500 1Gl: balances $l.425.0 Boston-Exchahgts
SIP O4S 300: balances. 81. iS9.ssi. Chtcago-fX-
changes $40 sol $50: balances. 81 425OlO.
The prIce of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 59i2c nominal. per ounce. Mexican doI-
lars were quoted AT 4sc. In London bar SILVER
was unc hanged AT - - l6d ounce. The Lon
don market was quiet. The tmbfia VIII sail for
Europe tomorrow. carrying 100000 ounces oi
silver.
The foreign exchange market seems 10 KNOW
it's intended fate. II was firm and inactive ana
nostad rates were unchanged. At the close there
was some inquiry for future delivery. The fol-
lowing table shows the rates at when business
New-York tribune., 1895-02-16

In State issues: $4,000 Virginia iunden uep'
2-3s, Of 1891. and 10000 Is 10 ~ oI tnc o'''''
both lots al jSA In city bank siocks' -'ono .,,o,
The railroad bond marker was WITHOUT nc" n'od
character though prices in most cases sno" i.
declines at the close. Trading anlouhteu |" @ o,'rs
$416 900 AT par, and while ST. Louis South"e a.
lists rose 10 81. Erie 2ds declined ~ 10 '',s'
Union Pacific Extended Sinking fund Ss !"
36H and West Shore Guarantee 4s 10 ivo7s, ,,,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 'he 10 80 a.
House ss8S.425. Its net gain on balance W. &c g9s
2Gs S25. made up by loss In currency " ra-o So
and Il gain In coin OF Sl.3lJO63. To-Day p,'' upr
tons included: Receipts. %ll3.o2@; pdyt"'s go
NSHl9S. resulting In general balance ~ ~ ~, - 90
1880 consisting OF $72.2l23B coin ana *",'
currency The business for the week ehue" ~
night includes receipts Of s2304S.21o. ana pay
ments Of 81, $50. Deducting from the P%S oGo
ments A.3Z3.150. and from the receipts *,-f"'oy''
Tor Items which affect only It's account WIN ~.
General Treasury. It's gain AZ affecting the pan ,5
was so.t65,l25. The Sub-Treasury to-day re,en.
s"IoSzts In gold on account II the bona syhu''"''
to date sl0.79574I
The United States Treasury al Washington re-
ceved to-day s276.SS3 National bank notes FOR re-
demption. The customs receipts were $l,o"s'-4-'
me internal revenue receipts 3436619 and Inc ms
ceilaneous receipts $H59S Total Government ie-
ceipts Tor the day. N.4906jS expenditures, Sl"oi-
'5z; excess OF receipts. $lSj.326 Receipts for
inonth TO date. yllS6l 904; expenditures for month
10 date. Sl662957O; excess expenditures for month,
s. 767, ,666
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
New-York tribune., 1895-02-16

on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. February lip. m.
Hope tha. Congress wouli allow the President
10 issue a 3 per cent gold bond. instead OF a coin
T. having expired the chief interest OF the finan-
oal community now centres In the movement of
the syndicate. and their plan to control the ex-
change market So far as We learn. the syndi
cate and the Government at least do not doubt
the result because 1t has been made TO the ad-
vantage Of the gold-exporting houses not to ship
gold If It be helped; they have as reward.
been let in for a share Of the bonds at agree
able price. Moreover. the dit Of the biggest
houses ia Europe. and also in America. has been
enlisted 10 the same end. II may believe
semi-official statements nothing short Of a Ma
tiOnal calamity like a failure Of crops. can Inter
fere with The present scheme 10 keep gold In the
Federal Treasury. Yet there are not wanting "A
number OF careful critics who declare that the
whole plan will prove utterly futile. 50 far ~
control Of the market for foreign exchange ~
concerned. The selection Of several banks in this
city as repositories for the gold. well as the
Sub-Treasury. Will doubtless prevent any un-
healthy contraction Of the money market. Little
Importance is to be attached 10 the fact that
small price above par has been paid for gold to-
day " Of per cent?. Members ~ the syndicate
could get IL easily enough without paying extra
for 1t, but they are on their honor not to do any
thing which. even indirectly, might affect the
Governments reserve OF gold There is no pre-
MUM on gold in tho usual sense Of the word
The market for stocks displayed more activity
to-day than yesterday but the course Of prices
was downward. London was discouraged by the
action OF the House YESTERDAY and quotations
from there came in lower International stocks,
therefore, were heavy all day. and at the close
had lost small fractions. Dealings on the gencr
al list were slight. but declines marked the final
prices save for Manhattan. which advanced u
point to 107 and Pacific Mail. which gained IA
10 22k The bears were aggressive, and such
speciaItes as they attacked generally yielded. be-
cause unsupported. Some liquidation In the coal
uroperties assisted the movement, and Jersey
Central lost pa points net. TO Si%. on dealings
amounting to 1s $50 shares. Probably this Is
nrincipaly due to the uncertainties OF the an
thracite situation. The Grsngers were heavy.
Northwestern lost Il net TO so%, while Rock
Island and Burlington yielded smaller fractions.
The best record in the other direction was made
NV Sugar and Tobacco under palpable manipuia-
lion a dividend on National Lead preferred, but
none ON the common was declared but produced
no marked effect. Yet the lndustriai group az
n whole was reasonably hrIa. At the close me
market was irregular. Total sales were l9''Ho
shares. - - 49,
The Sub-Trcasury has received go iar on ac-
count Of the bond syndicate NO''9'''4l IN goid'
! Of this s3.l5s,26S to-day. ...
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREAS,hf'
Government bonds Sold $4,000 IS, coupon. AT
1lO7s 100 900 Js coupon, at ll5%Nl lloh. ouo'a-
tiODS were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-16

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND suBschiriioTS FOR
"A IME MEN Yohh THinEEE n. WILL ~ ~ n,dsH Rk
way. ID door north Of Thrty-hrsts 81 and ADVEk
TiSEMENTS AT following Branch Offices -,
Iishih-ave corner Twenty third st.: ~ Sisth-ave
i5I Fourth-ave cor rourtcenh-s 60 Third IiO
Third ave Forty seven hst 028 Third-ave. near
Sky nst.s IOs First-ase io6 Mest Forty second st .
Fur~enthst a57 West Forty second ST. SO Third av"
1883 Thrdave; cO:f Third ave. between One hundred.
AID twelfth ard One hun ed nd thirteenth Alta
New-York tribune., 1895-02-16

DKOPOSAIS- FORT WORTH BONDS.
The sinking Fund OF the CITY or FORT MolkIli:
TENAS 90 ITS credit tho sum of SENENI ~ -NlNI-
THOUSAND tIgWW DOLLARS. applicable T., me put
chas, h0ads - the city SEALED PRoloSAbS ot t,e
sal of Bonds to the above extent VIII
o hv the UNDERSIGNED and be opened nj tho Or
No. OF the fiscal of the city Messrs Halr & Com"
panv ~ Wall street New York CITY. At O'Clock p IN
MONDAY tho sth of Februnry $50 when ths lowest
of will he accepted IT, u iApbo' N, HiHYo..