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Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
MERCHANT TAILORING
MEMS FURNIsHERg

oo Now that warm weather b..
come come you naturally beoir ''sS as
,1Ia rnlnk OF what you will n neeG 10
CIn:I CIleh you leave off your beavu vu
1lotning. We have been nrc
Parlng for your comfort pre- pre-
can now fit you out as ,,n'l ana
may may wish, in either mediI,my you o.l
"gnt weight goods. ''' VI
cur OGr stock of Furnisbiro
Goods Goods including Under~ealg ID sl-n,llmg
Gt! NGeckwear. Hosiery, c. Co1orndI %e%rI
thar Ihmlrts, &C., is more complete l
'.a enan ever before, and at I'e the
very lowest prices.
In woolens we have seIocted
on. only the choicest patterns I'gueG apG
we have marked them At 70 nr;"aa %llo
lnat assures US we need feos
no competition. '0Ar
Mccoy & Brown
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
BUYERS

VIII VIII lind with us a great and now
STOCK IN all our departments. ~
prices beyond any competition ~
our entire stock was prircbasnd
IN New York, and we believe o,Ir
customers will enjoy the hand. nd.
fering. no" Of
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

WEDDING CAKE.-According to the
baltimore Sun, at the celebration of a
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary
recently, a feature of the occasion
was the exhibition of a piece of the
wedding cake which was cut at the re.
eeptlon following the wedding twenty.
nVe years ago. 1t was carefully mt
away after the reception and has since
oeen kept in a silver box. A niece of
the wedding cake made in honor If
twenty-hfth anniversary was nut in
the box with the other piece, and both
pieces are to be kept until the last snr-
VlVor OF the couple dies. Then they
are to be put in his or her coffin.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
JOHN HAYDEN.
CARPENTER.

o. Estimates and plans furnished. Oman
ot:s,lrways ,l:s, especially. All work win meet
WIN prompt attention By leaving orders al
FOWLER & LEES Store, and at
20, HENRY sPRUANCE's store
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
The Late Session of WiImiro
ton Conference

r,,li me Rev. Vaughn S. Collins coDo
municates to the ChristiGn ij,mS 1,Iioo, com
article on the late session of tt2GGole 1iIIl: an
wbiOL vGn JLonlerence, held at Smyrna Del
tondcii "nlcn ne says was one of the most in3'
sa;g sei;estlng and inspiring yet held Somo
points are worthy of note. -0'iie
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

PROSPECTIVE SHoRTAGEIN PEACHES
In some Of the peach orchards of
Caroline County the trees are LOSING
their fruit and leaves rapidly, and the
indications are that the crop will he
short. Some growers report that the
young twigs on their trees seem to be
blasted. W 10
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Railroad EIectiou

Inc annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Delaware and Cbesaneake
11Ssliway ma Company was held in Easton
" edneessday. The following officers
" ReTe ph an reelected; President George
%. ~, nooerIs; Secretary Robert H. Croft;
= IIreasurer' Robert w. Smith; Directors
george b. Roberts, David ]. Cummins
henry u d. Welsh, D. S. Newhall, Geo
y. y Massey, Oswald Tilghman, John G.
sims, John Cassels, Francis E. Waters
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
FOR SALE.

NINE BUILDING LOTS in Smyrna
Del, fronting on Church street, Walnut
street and Glenwood avenue. Inquire Of
BECK s. HAZELL
ASSN smvrua nj
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Rest.

Hs1d ~ .ne sun and the Golden Dav
Htl Hianu IN hand are gone away ''
Az your door shall Slean onJ E-,,
Nolhe ana knock in the fair tyviiii6,
Let them in, twin travellers ill.,.
Each snail be an honOred g1eSf
and give you rest. sueS'
11ney 1y shall tell of the stars and rooo,,
IN TiH ,I tnelr lips shall move to rIad g,oo,
Fau aIn upon your cool white bed sweet tune
ran az last your nOdding bead
Then i'll dTeamlend feir or, -,
TTaaItner OH than East and West
1hey give you rest "e''
TFgs, TTFlgnt ard Sleep, that goodly twain
Vithousn 'lley go, shall come again.
ALI i,9, ,ty your s work and play are done
-'iN 'ne nc gun and Day arc gone
nand and hand through tho soo,i.. -,
t-'CH snaLI come, an honOrpd g,,aet west
ana bring you rest e"o9''
Mfatchlng at your window sill
g. a. upon the Eastern hill
sIq nun ana Day come back no NOR,
AHey ShalI lead you from the do0r
70 % their kingdom calm ana bIos,
Farlher off than East ana w. DeS''
and give you rest. "0'''
ROBINSON X. LEATHER.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

BIG CoNTRACT.-The biggest con-
tract for stonework ever awarded was
probably that reported to have been
made for the stone for the Hudson
River Bridge. The sum named il
above $S,OOO,OOO.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

WHEN BAD MEN CoMBINE.-"Wben
pad men combine, the good must as
sooclate." This saying of Burkeis an
plies very aptly to the union of natria.
y nc citizens to defeat the practical poll
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Megear { Son.
SPRING OPENING
1905.
COAT DEPARTMENT.

and "A large assortment of Canes
6I ana Wraps in Silk, Cloth 60''pe5 and
Clay Diagonals, from i0O' ano
-. $3.50 to $500 each.
lotoa4 LADIES Jackets, balloon sleeves
i"CeSt cut and material from. '0'
r;a, $3.50 to $500 each.
fronl MISSES and Children's Jackets,
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
The CONFERENCE 1rsr1r

=, IL is rather remarkable fact that of
sne one hundred and seventy four men
now composing our Conference roll
only thirty-twO of them were on the
ron when Wilmington Conference was
organ Trganlzed In 1869, and, only twenty
InTee OF these are now in the eiFectiye
ranks. Ours is, indeed, a Conference
OF young men. The peninsula has ever
oeen garden for Methodism.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

Russia is satisfied So is every dog
"a the manager. But, by the wav.
how does Addicks feel ?
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
SIGNS OF PROGRESS

From statistics, Wilmington Confsr.
ence, at its organization in 1869 had
% ministers on its roll-now ia: 81
pastoral charges, now 1853; 2s9 churches
now 3S3; % parsonages-now 19I.
69'ooo members-now $500; 2L67o
sunday school scholars-now "a 5oo.
paid for Missions, $40, ,1S2 now S23 965,
Sio S,t 9th Other benevolences, $2,O75-now
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Vim, B, Sham
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sts..
WILMINGTON, DEL.

q 1acOnatS-One of II
Prettlest cOttons for Sum
me? Mer dresses brought on u
reduced prices we are e sell
ing these goods we bav,
had an immense sale. 8,
per per yard here for recuIa, .,
Lzac goods. There's abon,
sixty styles in fine effactr %Iu
Percales in the best pat. pt
terms terms and colorings of the the
s.; season Is Seventy-five STYLES
IN In the best goods we ever
offered for the money ~
I25c per yard.
Scotch Ginghams-An-
derS0n's 3oa on best goods, regu- gl
l"t 20 and 4Oc Qualities
early selection secures tho tho
best. 'iic
n,os'4 our White Goods Depart
ment has been enlarged by
desirable things atbar.
gam prices. English stripes
! Just landed, made to sell for
took all there WAS |
season, wet and
cold, gives them to YOU for
Loc per yard and the 25c
mes 9! for l25c per yard.
LInon Gle Dacca, the best
lnIshed sheer white lawn
n I the world. We've sold
heSe goods for years and
an recommend them as be-
1g the beSt-l23c to SOC.
A very choice lot of La
les Silk Plated Stockings 7
black with red, laven- :
9r and yellow tips-aIl t
lack, navy. dark brown, n
'ru and slate. These ele- is
Int goods we have always x
3fOre retailed at 75c Der. i
e shall offer this lot for +,
SC per pair, or 3 pair for q
Our full lines of Summer =
11derwear for children st. w
lies and getIemen are pr
W ready at much reduced q o'
ices. IL, IN
Children's India Gauze. 50
es l6 to 81, long Or short i9l
ewes, l7c from 35c. OH
Chlldren's ribbed, low
'k and no sleeves-25 fire
It's. cal
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed PAL
'tS' low neck and no
9ves-l23c each. "A
aides Swiss and Richie w
Ribbed Vests in cotton
isle thread-25c each
e white or ecru. -
'adies Gauze Vests, with !
neck, long or short
YES, regular 371c goods
splendid quality. A
ut imperfectiOn reduced IA
price to 25c. 'Ns''-
aides Cream White
Swiss Ribbed Vest, the ''
It for the price we ever
ems Gauze Shirts, long contain
.ort sleeves, fine grade Re- R%Ssysa Re ss1 q
T.. apply L
EMS Summer Shirts
n mixed, long or short
es, with drawers to :
h, one Of the most de-
lie things in underwear ,,AdIs 1Ee
en-50c for the suit. oH.e, %%'sF; or
MS Jean Drawers SSRiSIi Sisadefy. dey
loon cut-the best you s. E. Z Cor %'
bought for the money -
of our black Shawl It The
are reduced nearly
llf to close. For a -
md nice looking and wxN
wearing Summer wrap -
g is better for sea- n
country or mountain. "a
$40 ones for sfs ~
s25 ones for SIG ~
$40 ones for $40
SIG ones for 80 "
al1 nuna for u XNAtAA
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT

Is always refilled with new and
fresh stock every week. Ordard i'l,D
called called TOR and delivered to all
parts of Smyrna and CLAYTON. ''''
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
81. so to 5000 each.

.,o,I E'e,y garment is ,ee,c, the e,,t;,c
2@,'1,..., 2ooo~ "''''''9 just a'rioed from the
',"geS' "'C''t'.fttcturc,' in Mem Yo,E
,, ,'''" Se1crdI Of tile garments oce,1
'''''C'e III their .titctOries tn Euoce .
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

How to down" the beef trust-eat
spring chickens, lamb, and other meat
not controlled by the trust.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
THE HARDWARE DEALER

a MAGAZINE brim full Of practical ideas
from hardware men. The cream OF 1000
brains nc pages. Only si00 q year. Sample
Copy FREE.
for copy. ID. r. MALLETT. Pub,
Is keade st., New York.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Senator DnPnnt

Says the Washington corresponden
10 the Philadelphia Times:
There is no longer anv doubt thai
the Senate will be reorganized new
December, primarily for the purnose
OF seating Colonel Henry A. DuPont
as Senator from Delaware. The re-.
organization of the Senate by Rennbli.
cans and Populists will result in dis.
placing Senator Gray, of Delaware. as
chairman of the Senate commIttee on
elections, by the appointment of Sena-
tor Mitchell, of Oregon, to that nosi.
ton. Senator Mitchell is one of the
most quiet and unpretentious of the
Republican Senators, and this fact
gives added weight to the statements
made in his letter to Ex-senator Hig-
gins, OF Delaware, in Which he states
that he has no hesitation in expressing
the belief that the acting Governor Of
Delaware, while holding the office of !
Governor, "had no right to exercises |
the functions of State Senator; either
those relating to the election of a
United states Senator or ortherwise." !"
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

Persons who sympathize with the
aiilcted will rejoice with ID. E. Carr. OF
izS0 Harrison street, Kansas CITY. He
IS an old sufferer from inaamatorv
rheumatism, but has not been hereto.
rore troubled in this climate. Last
winter he went up into Wisconsin. and
IN consequence has had another at
tack. 1T came upon me very acute
and severe" he said. "My Joints
swelled and became infamed; sore to
touch or almost to look at. Upon the
urgent request OF my mother-in-law
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm to ra-
duce the swelling and ease the paip.
and TO my agreeable surprise, did both
1 have used three fifty.oent bottles and |
believe it to be the finest thing for
rheumatism, pains and swellings extant.
For sale by Clifton & Raymond, Smyr-
na, Del. !
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

Some in embroidered from
the French nunniers and
some all plain. Only about
thirty in the lot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Sfdot Baltimore.

9oIiti1 DIES. - Die @taats=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bat Die 2tite
Der Stimmgeber : Hegiitratoren fer
tiggeiteIlt unb per0ffentli9t bieIelbe
an anoerer Stelle bes pGprreIponDenz
ten," ppruuf bier beionDers uufmertz
fam gema6t nirD.
Sn Wie5ner's Yart 5u 9ig6lanbz
tptpn fan0 geitern 2(beno cine Ser
fammlung i'm sSntereIIe be5 9rn. Sobn
gB. Sparf5, Der ii9 I'm Die Nominaz
tion als GountpzGommifGr bepirbt,
itatt. 9r. NitolauS Segges fiibrte
ben 8oriiB unb 9r. G6a5. Smit6 oas
Yrptotol. Reben bielten Die $50.
Sparts, GpuntD gommihdr 9lug.
8eis unb 6. Smitb. Sine pettere
8eriammlung nirO nG9ite 8p6e abz
ge6alten perben.
Cine 8er1ummlung gu 8uniten oes
6rn. &arl S3laffer Dur0e porgeitern
Q(benb an Der 8elatrzHpab abgebalz
ten. Die 9rimdrpablen in 8altiz
morezGpuntD peroen am 2. uno 3.
Qluguit itattfinOen.
Die 3epublifaner Der 6. Warb in
boIiirten geitern 9l6eno 9rn. Wm. 8.
Maliter fir Die 8ouberneurszNomtz
nation. 9esglei4en bat Der republi=
tani19e Club Der 9. BarD 9rn. Wlalz
fter inboIiirt.
sSn 2utbsrpille, ,8altimorezGountp,
baben Die Republifaner einen Club
nit folgenben 8eamten organiitrt:
BrG1iDent 2(mo5 Spenn, Sefretdr 6.
%. 9srmann unO S6aBmeiiter 80.
80. 9elig.
sSn republifaniI4en 8rei1en min
man 9rn, Sob, s. 2an9bammer ais
S6eriffszGanoiouten aufitellen. 6r.
Qangbammer, Elm bp6gea4teter Sc
i6dftsmann SIt : 8altimore's, lit
aber nod unenti6lohen, pb er oem
ausgeIpro6enen Wuni9e entIpre9en
ipQ Doer niAt.
0r. Wlurtin WfeDerbirf, pel6er
Don ben 3epublifanern als @aiIenz
rt6terzGanbioat in 2lusii6t genpnz
men mar, bat Die inn 3ugeoa9te G6re
a6gelebnt, neil er Elm rubiges Sc
ihGftsleber ben pOlitiicben Gudle=
reien por3te6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Nr. 173.

len nur auSgeItellt iperben, Inn Dem
8plte DON ben Yrpoutten uno Gr3eug=
niiIen Siio= =Qlmerifa'5 Giniiht 3u Qez
ben uno lpomOgli9 einen internatioz
nalen 9anOeI5pertebr berbei5ufiibz
rem.
6r. 9arper piro am 1. September
na9 SiiozNmeritu abreiien unO bofft
man, oaB bis Dabin bic Nu5Itellung5z
9eamten irqenonel6e arrangements
MAIDEN, Inn 3uIQmmen nit ben Pbiz
labelpbter 8eumten 9lusItequn95ge=
genitdnoe idmmelu 3u tDnnen. Der
@eneralz8eI6QFt5fij6rer 8radett erz
tldrte, oaB Die Summlung pon 8eiz
trGgen einen re6t erfreuli6en Sort
f6ritt made, uno oaB oas 9tusitelz
lungs=Proiett MN Iopeit geoieben lit,
buB genii9enO frejpilige llnteritiiz
Bung angeboten piro. Gtne Wtenge
prominenter 8iirqer lit iiber ben @r=
folg oe5 9lusI6uHe5 fir Wfittel unb
Wege 10 erfreut, DaB mebrere Der Ser
rem ibre &eitrdge perooppelten.
0r. &iDD ppn Der 6irma 2illp,
Goger8 e So. lit elmer oieIer 6erren
uno lit er i'm SyntereIe Der AuSItel=
lung Iebr tbdtig. Dem 9roguenz
8ef6dfte gebiibrt beIonoere &nertenz
nung fir Die liberalen 8eitrdge, mel
6e pon oieIer Sette aus eingingen.
Inter ben 8eitrdgen iino bie Der fol-
genoen 6irmen erpdbnenspertb:
@infelman 8ropn Drug Comp,
2ouis gatel, 8ebrijoer G'iI6ert &;
Comp, Sobn 8. Sarmanion, Sboma5
II. Sbompion, %. S. Parter II. So,
WtcGormif II. 60, 90. @. &o6n Ii.
60, 6. 6. 6ubliIton, B. 30. Spu6,
Bm. 8. 3eao Drug II. GbemicalzGp,
S, s.. S6r0Oer, s. g8. 8rppning, S.
9. &ennarD, s. 6orri5 WtDore, Char
les 3. 9ue uno g8. 90. Stepart.
Observation-Disclosures 9radett
muhte barauf aufmertiam, baB Die
8epiQiQung Der Stabt BON $5O0,OOG
Ipnie Die 8enubung Der 8runbitiife
incluiipe bes 8ebGuoe5 i'm yGliftonz
9art, nel6es ebenfou5 auf 100000
turirt pirb, Die g(u5ItelIung5z8eIeqz
f6aft tbatId6li6 nm 100000 bereiz
hert puroe, benn Die 9epiIligung fam
unerpartet. Sr. 8radett lit Der 9(n=
ii6t, oaB au6 Die 8unOeszHegierung
CUR paKenben 3eit nm cine 8epilltz
qunq angeQangen peroen tunn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Im Galgen.
SerItIieoene S5iurittuuqcn.

@reenSburb, 8a., IS. 5uLi.-
Die 9teger gSm. Treeman uno Sobn
@ooo wuroen beute bier our6 ben Shes
riff WcSann bingeridtet. 6reeman ers
morOete WaltreiIe Gertrude Smitb,
alias Simbilafe, aG 25. Sull 1894 in
siuenl Sintsr3tmmer bes rSimpionz
SouIe" su Otouut Pleaiaut, neil iie ii9
weiserte, ibm @elb 81 geben.
SObn @oob ermOroete an 30. Sttos
bsr 1894 elneu 9lrbsits9enOhen wabrcnb
eines Streites bei'm &Irielipiet. 6ree>
man mar in 9Ilsranbria, 3d., un0 @OOb
in Genneliee seboren.
Die beiOen Soees<9anoioaten be9az
ben iid 9eitern abeno se9en IL llbr sur
Rube. 6resman idlief feit bis 6 llbr
beute irib urb uabu oann cine lut<
itantieQe WtablSeit eiu, nidt 10 @Oob,
CT mari iid wabrenb Der 9an5en 9tabt
auf lcinem 2a9er hin uno ber uno wet'
gerte iid, aIS ct aufituno, ir9eno Gtwas
Su clien. @esen Q llbr uerlau9te er iez
bod Elm Sla5 S6nappS unO trat bann
nit 6reeman sulammen ben Sang na6
bem @ol9cn an. Die 9inri6tuu9 per@
Lief Obue ieben 3'oii9enfau.
2tpe Saf, Bla., IS. Suti.-0cr
9teger lOsnrD groipn, melher am 27.
Diar5 ben 96eiben So. 9tgbers ermors
oete, maro beute burd ben lStranQ binz
seridtet. @r beitie9 Den @algeu ieiten
Sdrtttes unO itimmte lultig in ben @es
iung Ser Der Sinridtun9 6eiwObuenOen
Otcnldenmen9e, wel9c wobl mebr, ais
2OOO &Opfe Sablte. SOr ieiuem SOOe
erflarte Sromu, OaB er allein ben 9fDz
berg crmOrOet, unO baB Die 5arbiscn
@eOrse Ofitdel uuo Ntite StepenS,
weIde wesen bes SerbredenS nit ibm
prOseiiirt unO idulbl9 beiunOlg wOrOen
mareu, nidt i6ul0i9 leien. 0e8 gSeiz
teren seitanO SrOmn Gin, OaB cr nab
reno islner 2auibabn ais Gauber uuO
Dieb nIdt wculser, ME iieben Perionen
ermOrOet babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Wer1mcifeite Shnt,

GbicusO. o. IS. 9uli,-Yuul SuIfc
periibte 9eitern, balb wabniiuuig Dor
3orn, bulb BON ubermaBis:m 8ranntz
wein9enuB elneu Ooppeltcu DtOrOuerz
JUDI. Gr idOB aui lctne Sdw!egerelz
tern Sarl uuO au9ulte &eiI, uermunOete
%eetere tOotlld unO ben alten WIann ges
faBrlid. SuIt:'8 6rau muBte ibm ent>
fIleben, ba er iie Idlcat bebanDeIt batte
unO halt it'd jeet in @ranp 0taproe,
Nti9., auf. 9eltern rerIauste Salfe.
Der uorerlt Der NIalde itart ;u9ciprOz
6en, pou icinen Sdmts9ercltcrn ;u MIL
len, mo- ictnc 6rau lei uu0 crOnuete, ais
iie tbm Die 2in1morl perwelgerten, ioz
9lei9 etn 9feuolusrfeuer auf iie. Der
&utberl3 purOe na9 OeSperatem Sauz
pfc Ielt9enOmmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
prmnninz W}GnnerG1pr.

8ermqniaz W}Gnner9 Or.
- Die regelmGBige Singitunbe bes
r8ermaniazM zMGnner6ors" ipeld6e iih
zines 1tarten 8eiu4es erfreute, purz
be geItern 2lbenO unter Der 2eitung
oes neuen 0iri9enten 9rof. GO. 9eiz
menba6l ab9ebalten. Die ii9 6ieran
oni6lieBenoe Gef6dftsiiBung erDffz
nete 9rGIibent Or. &lemper. Setrez
tGr 8eorg @eipiB fiibrte Oas 9rotoz
tpQ. Inter anDeren 8eI6Gften purz
be cine Ginlaoung oes nNrbetterzWtdn=
ner6ors" gu ieinem am nd6iten
Sonntag auf Glifforo's 5arm itattz
finbenben Yicnic, Iotpie cine iol4e Der
Gentrulbe60rbe be5 nNorOamerituniz
I9en SGngerbunOes" gu Dem am Is.
SSuli 1896 in Ytttsburg peranItaltez
ten SGngerfeIte entgegengenpmmen.
Sin attipe5 WtitglieO fam in 8orz
i3lag. 9r. Gu0olpb Wutteni6eibt,
lpel6er I9pn Ieit Sdbren in umtli6er
@igenI6aft fir bas S5ntereiIe bes9erz
ems qearbeitet, reiignirte porgeItern
ais Wlitglieb bes 0irettoriums, bu e5
inn feline 3eit ni6t erlaubt, iic9 poQ
unb oan3 ben i6m auferlegten Yfli6z
ten gu pibmen. Der 8erein na6m
nit 8ebauern Die Reiignation entgez
gen unb ertpG6lte an bic Steue pes
0rn. WattenI6eibt 9rn. 9ermann
8urDen6oop.
Der 80 altimp prer Sic B e r
tron3" fpirb am Sonntag, ben %.
Suli, 1einen jdbrli6en Musflug na6
2lponoale berunitalten, fir pel6en
elm umIi6tige5 Gomite groBe @prbez
reitun9en trifft.
9us 5peite 9Srauen. Com
3il Der n8at6oIiihen @obltbdtigz
teitsz2egion" lit aus W1itgliebern Der
fatbolii4en ct. Sato6usz8emeinoe
gebilbet porben. DIS 8eamtinnen
ertpGblte man &on3lertn 6rau 5ranz
ces 3inf, 9rdiibentin Sruu emma
N1ea6e, 8ice 9rdifbsntin 6rau
sSrunce8 Q(nton, Setretdrin SRI. &az
roline 8ees, Goueftorin Jrau Soz
p6ie S6ulbe, S6uBmeiiterin 5rau
6urrD 8ort6ington, W}arIdalin
SRI. 2(nnie 5ran3, 8a4e 5rau Gltz
iabet6 S6miot.
GrIuq feiner 8erIeBung.
- Sdfob 9ibDlemeDer, Der 2umpenz
IomrIer. fpeld1er dm 26. SEebruar DON
Q(uquIt @eper an Der Gde Der Gomz
barb unb 8etbeIItraBe geI6ofen
tpuroe, ftarb an Mittno9 QlbenO i'm
,8altimorer uniperiitdts 9oipital.
8ei bem Snqueit, pel4er geitern
Q(6enb in Der norb0itli1en Yoli3ei=
ifatton ii6er SibolemeDer's 2ei9e
itattfanb, gaben Die 8eI6porenen
elm 9erbift ab, pel6e5 ba6in lautete,
oaB Safob 0ibblemeper am II. Suli
1895 i'm n8aItimorer llniOeriitdtSz
6oIpital" an ben 5olgen einerS6uBz
tpunbe itarb, tpel6e ibm an 26. 5e6.
1895 bur9 2(uguit 8eper beigebra6t
nurbe. 9eDer pirb gum Pro3eBberz
fabren feitgeBalten.
8pn einem 9unbe gebifz
fen. - Trau &atb. Gbpurbs, bic
Satin bes Yoliiten Gbparb5 bonn
Dftli9en 9iitritt, purbe geitern in
tbrer @obnung, gfr. 1910, Sit=
9rattitraBe, bon einem ungebli4 tol=
len 6unbe in Elm 8ein gebiFen. 9r.
Gbparbs erI6oB ben 9unO uno be-
rief dr5tli9e 9ulfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Sin Silbericrbice.
0aS BatbenaeiGeuf Gincinuati's s

SroOfIDn, q. -, 18. Suli. -
Die Otannihait bes Ser. ct. &reu5ers
Cincinnati" mar seitern I'M vpoaem
Nias," UNI Die DeputatiOn aus Gins
cinnuti 5u empTangcn. Die, ben Otagor
Galomeu an Der Sptge, nit eincm Ya>
tbengeihent iir Oa5 &rlessldiii eiuz
traf. Oaiiclbe beltept aus einem reiben
Silberierpice bon adt StIf, Die innen
pergCloct iinb. OtaDor GalOpeQ belt
cine pradtige &lOmun9SreOe, melde
bonn glomi:Gl Sunce erwieOert murOe,
uno audi @apt. @IaB, Ser GOmmanbant
Oss S9ifIe5, ipra3 eini9c 0antesp Orte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Gin WnnitrcsY sYrnseB.
@s tauoelt F6 mur mn II 0tluipnen.

Gs hauoelt I'D, nIt nm II Oflutonel.
Gbicago, IS. Suli. SObn groofs
uab @eO. D. 8uIIeu, 9liiisnees BON
YOtter, 9opsu g. Comp. pom SOitOn,
baben beute nm cine Bill Of DISCOVERY
(9tsdenidaitS3mans) segen Die bisiise
Sirma 8. 9. Sarluca & Comp. nadses
lu9t. Oieie 6irna ioG seridtllh sez
balten peroea, Iber Sefuritateu I'M Sez
TRACE pon $l2, 900, welde anscb>
LID Dor Ser Gontursannelbuns pon
Softer, 9opeu & Comp. im guguit 1890
bctriscrii6 trans ferirt purDeu, 6edlenz
f4aft absulesen. 2sbtsenannte Sirma
betrieb Elm 9lftisn Otatlergeldait nit
100000 uriprIngltdem &apital. .3ur
3eit Der Griba betrusen ibre glftlpen
100000, ibre Serbinblidteltsn abcr
ooS Qoppelte Oieisr Spmmc.
Sn 0em @eiude beiSt eS, baB Sefuz
ritGten inl gSertbe BON iiinf WtillIOnsn
Dollars furS pOr Dem 3ulammenbru3
ir9enowo uerltedt wuroen. Bottcr, EOz
peu & Comp. waren in 9eitaItszSerz
binoun9 nit sSarwell & Comp, uno
Sobn .. 6arwelI mar auBerOem Elm
SlftionGr Der erltere! 6Irma pom 1. Saz
nuar bis 81. 2lugult 1890. 6erusr
miro in benz fldserliden @eiud unseScz
ben, OaB Die 6irma Dor tbrem Sanferutt
100000 on @elSe Il anOercr Bartelen
it'd angeeisnet uub bes 9Setteren Baz
piere fir weiterc S, 100000 ausSeitelt.
Die SarpeQ5 BGttsu, 10 beiBt e8 90, I'M
bieie Gran8attionsu sewuBt unO cine
beocptcuSe Wtense Der IN 0feOe ltebenbeu
Sefuritaten IbernOmmeu. Dap ierner
Sobn s. @bamalero, elm Gbeilba6er Der
5Sirma Saripe1, Die Hapiere na9 Dem
Stuate Wtunabuiett5 bradte uuO s'par
funi gtOten pom Srnltce 6. lS. Clement
su $4,000; 400 2Ittien Oern @Orceitcr
Street @orta," $4,000; 9DpOtbetenz
Bombs Ser, Goaebic 0cuelOpem.nt So"
iir $75O,OOO; 5000 9lftien Oerlelben,
$125,OOO u. I. I. bis sur Summe BON
81, $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-20
Staltrn.
s6ltn,,n fur ole sostaltffen.

0lOm, IS. Suli.-0ie 0sputirtcn,
fanlmcr auuu1!rte beute Oie tirsIihz
Grmabluns Der Sjo;iuliitcn 8arbatOe
gOsco un0 De 6ellce. Die Debate mar
sinc siemlid lunge, ieoOd fSei BON ie0er
Iu5iArsituns. Die 9faoifalen ertlarz
ten Die &risgs9eriate al5 uncOnftitatiuz
nell, unb ielbit lRarquiS Oe JtuOini. Der
GrzIremier, unO Si9uOr 3anerbeui,
Der YOriieer Der &ammer, beIurwortetcn
Die 9luiIailung, ouB Der Deputirtenfamz
msr Oas Jfe6t 5uitebe, iiber 2Imneltie gu
entidelben. @riapi madtc iebO6, uno
mie Die 2(bitimuuus 5eiste, nit @rfols
sslteno, baB uur Der SOnls 9na6e i6er
9tedt ,rssgen lalen Tonne, unb baB
cine Imnsitle erlt Oanu anl Blaee iei,
wenn Der 6ri.Oe unO Bic Stub. in BEN
eiu3elnen YrOuiu5eu tpIeoer saujli9
bsr9elteat ieicu.
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Tt6ter spn6 ait Der .lrbctt.
Mni Dcm Griegspiaoe.
9ie 9tOtbpGute Don S8gOmlua magen
Srubel.

Ste Jlotgpaute DON NgomlHq maUen
Srubel.
GDenenne, @Do., 18. Suli.-Gu8
OtarppiQe empfins @Ouperneur9ti6aroS
Die 9tu6rtht BON eiuem &Ie nit
SnOianern unb bus Griu6en, &ruppen.
iaue OOrthin 81 ieuosn. Sin SnOlaner
ipurOe 9et0Otet, neun wuroen perbaitet.
Die NOtbbaute bebrOben 2eben uno
Gisentbum Der glnlieo.er, Die 3u fliebcn
beglnneu. 0ouuernsur 9ttdaroS iragte
bel'm Setrctdr bes Sunern an, mas in
Der Sade ;u tbun lei. 9r. fldaros
meint. OaB Setretar Smitb Dem Erubcl
elm @ube MAIDEN fann, mcnn er BEN
Snoianerz2l9enten in Sort Sau, Soabo,
anweilt, ale 5nOiauers Sa9bpartien, bie
lid in 8gomin9 berumtreitsn, surilfs
auberuieu. gSabrideinlid uerben AUDI
Otili5en BON gpanlton unO Gambler OBJ
qeIauot meroeu.