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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-22

at one point, and the sudden moy ement
OF the animal under him caused the sad
Ole upon which me was riding to turn.
throwing him beneath the wheels OF the
heayy gun, which passed over both of
his lower limbs BY a remarkable piece
Of good luck no bones were broken,
though the injuries sutained were by no
means slight. He was Immediately at
tended by DR.. L. T. Nash, who had el!m
PLACED IN wagon and driven TO the
/ Armory, from which place he was re-
moved later to his home, and is now re-
/ ported to lbe resting easy.
Just an ihour or so before, Mr.. Roach's
brother-in-law, MIR. D. II. Dempsey. also
OF Portsmouth, and one of the buElers
had Just escaped being fatally hurt. The
horse upon which he was riding began
plunglng In front OF the Armory. Just
before the parade started and reared up
with him. throwing him upon the pave
ment and infiloting an ugly cash upon
his forehead. The animal would have
FALLEN upon Grim, but 70. the timely as
slstance OF a colored man, who ru shed
forward and held the brute by the Bit
un;f1 ITS unfortunate rider! could get
out of the way.
In the cemetery, another horse, becom-
Ing frightened at the discharge of the
musketry, reared up and fell back upon
Its rider. enjuring him slightly, though It
was wonder he was not killed. This
horse belongs to DR.. Wake. who had
left latm at the Academy lot to attend a
comraue who had been overcome by
heat upon the stage A lady who was
seated on the platform also tainted and
had TO be carried from the grounds.
Both parties recovered after receiving
proper attention.
An incident occurred on sne Academy
lot which resulted IN much confusion
1t seems THAI one, Jim Small, known as
"SmalEe.' who. IN addition to being an
ardent baseball rocter, Is also u crank on
the subject of bands, got into quite q dis
custom az to the relative merits of the
musical bodies. and made a speech
Which drew a large crowd OF the curious.
He was arrested az nuisance.
The locsd military ioyally banquetted
the Visiting companies at the Armory
last night. The spread consisted of
every del!cacy desired by the inner man.
delightfully."- enlivened by wit and elo-
quence.
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BRAMBI.ET6N

Mrs. Elizabeth Slade, Of Clay and
Hamlin avenues. left yesterday to visit
friends ara relatives in Petersburg,
Va.
Mr.. A. w. Grandy. of Claiborne ave-
nue.. regrets exceedingly that he Is dis
abled by sickness. which will prevent
his attendance at the Democratic Club
meetings in the ward, but he is depend
Ing on his friends to remember him at
the coming election.
The Sewing Circle of McKendree will
meet with Mrs. B. ii. Marsden on North
Reservoir avenue this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs Allen Jones, who
was shot just outside of Brambleton
Ward last Tuesday. and who died i'm
st. Vincents Hospital the same night.
took place from the residence of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Martin Holland, No.
APO Highland avenue. yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. ]. P. Barrett, d. D.. OF
the Memorial Christian Temple. and
the interment was In Elmwood Gene
terry. The following were the pail
bearers: Harry Suter, Harry johnson
Mr.. McDunnell, Eugene Barkley. J. g
May. j. N. Eason, r. H. HarrelI and
NJ. II. McDonnahus.
Revival services are conducted night
ly at Park Avenue and Sturgeon Me
mortal Baptist Churches with much
encouragement.
The Democratic meeting In Ouarotol
Hall last night was enthusiastic for
work and success.
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Town or SUFFOL,K

eommlttee or 2. l. Pruden, manager.
SOUTHAMPTON ooURT-Isiah Par
ker. waa this week sentenced to two
ears In the penltentary, at Courtland,
TOR car breaking. For assault and bat
tery, George T. Roothe was fined $50
and costs ~
GOOD LADY GONE-Mrs. Mittie IL.
Stallings. vile OF Mr.. Frank u. Stall
lngs, q member OF the County Road Com
missioners, died last evening at her
nome near Myrtle. Mrs. atailinEs was
q great sufferer from Meningitis, and
,etely had been q patient Of Johns Hop
Klns hospital, Baltimore She was
formerly q resident of Suffolk. where
she has many friends and relatives.
me funeral WIN take place at IL o'clock
tomorrow from Beaver Dam Baptist
Church. OF which she was a member.
SOCIAL CLUB MEETS oBsTACI. +,
The proposed organization OF a social
club has received u black eye. Henry
kirn, Esq. of Norfolk county, owner of
the Dunn mansion, where Il was pro-
posed to have the club rooms. positive
~ refuses to rent his building for that
purpose,
MONTHLY MEETING OF SUPER
VlSORS-The County Supervisors met
Today for county arid parish purposes,
trahsacting routine work and audit
ing accounts. Present. Waiter Jordan
chairman; !. w. Everett, il. ID. Brink.
ley and r. F. Bley.
Members OF the chain gang. after "a
mutiny lasting half a day, resumed
work this morning preferrIng twenty
days labor to the alternative of brea
and water diet
MISS Mary Thompson, OF Louisville.
KY. is the guest of the Misses Booker
IN SUFFOLK, having concluded n Visit To
her sister, Mrs. Fl. A. Bagby. OF Rich
Ihe heavy rains last night washed the
kilby street car track so severely as
TO delay traftlc On tht line to-day.
The Suffolk Grays' Captain. w. J
Petit, left this morning for Norfolk IA
participate In memorial exercises. He
took with him about thirty men.
The $50 reward offered by Mayor
ltfewer for the apprehension of the
person who attempted an assault on
ladies twice within week has no,
yet been claimed.
officer Dennis was to-day on duty
vice Sergeant Ames, who Is sick.
Mrs. %. Powell, of Sandy Hin, N. Y.
ana Miss julie Levy, of Portsmouth
arrived to-day to visit their sister, Mrs
III: january, Saratoga street.
Major G. w. Wright left at 1924 o,olocu
TINS morning for Richmond, Va. TO,
short visit.
During a severe electrical disturb.
ance In Southampton county this week
two cows were killed by lightning.
MI. Noriieet Harrell, a wsll-kpowr
trucker OF Lower Parish, was to-day ar
Suffolk on business. ~
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NEWS.
trustee: consideration, si2o.

ENnDRPRISE IN LAUNpRIDs
buildings for two steam laundras are
being erected on Lafayette ayenue-one
nearly completed at the corner of Thir-
tieth street. and another at the corner
OF Iihirty-thrd street. The 'proprbsNors
OF THESE concerns heard Of the fame Of
our city, and came here ito make A. the
nome OF thelr adoption. This e good.
we welcome all corners, but we need ex.
tensiVea manufacturing concerns to de-
velop this section. What Is the matter
with Newport News as al site for a steam
tannery and shoe factory In connection
Herewith.
sHlPYARD NOTDS.-The four-mast.
ed schooner Lyman NJ. Law rs being
overhauled at the ship-yard. Caulkers
were at work on the deck yesterday.
The Florida and OlIvette will be taken
out OF the dock to-day TO give place NO
the schooner l.. M. Law
The mahogany cabinet work of tho
Grande Duchess, in dts exquisite Oil An
ish. makes a splendid appearance. II
IS not known as yet when the next
launching win take place, but 1t NAV
be looked for In the near future.
PERSONAL.--Mr. Bruce Webb Is still
quite tndlsposed. He has been confined
to his room several days.
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HANDY WITH A PISTOL
Mrs. Sullivan Without Any Hesitation Makes
Il Warm for a Would Be Burglar.
THE BASEBALL FUND GROWING RAPIDLY
Death Claims Lady and II GentIe-
man Who Wore Held Ia High Es-
teem-'fhe social Club Meets with
Set BACK, Matters strictly Per.
senal of People You Know.

Suffolk. Va, May 1.-(Special.)-T
tramp or burglar who attempted to en-
ter the residence of Captain James
Smith. on North Main street. last night
at II O'Clock, met with u reception much
warmer shan he anticipated. Captain
Smith was away from home. and the
midnight prnwler knew It. consequently
he feared little or no interference with
his depredattons. Mrs. w. j. Sullivan
wife OF Police Officer Sullivan. who Is
Mrs SMITHS sister, was staying with
her.
AT the hour named Mrs. Smith went to
window to close the shutter. and heard
noise around her kitchen She inform
ed Mrs. sullivan chat there was a bur-
glar attempting an entrance. The latter
tmmmed!ately stepped 10 the window.
and seeing THE form OF man I'm the
dark, opened fire. At the first shot the
man jumped for the fence. While he
was getting over and until he was out OF
range. the bullets were continually sent
sn his direction. 1t is not known whe-
hher he waI struck.
The pistol shots and screams of ladies
living in the vicinity attracted a large
crowd including Deputy Norfeet and
Oificer Turner, but the burglar made
good his escape
VENERABLE CITIZENS DEATH
Mr.. Josiah ID. MARS. whose illness had
been mentioned In the Virglnlan, died
last night at his home, In Lower Parish:
aged sevemty-fve years Deceased was
the father of Mrs. John W. Ames, Jr..
of Suffolk. and Miss Alice b. MARS and
Mr.. w. L. Mars. of the county. Mr..
Mars Is spoken of by friends as one OF
the kindest and most hospttable of ne.pl
bors. His funeral took place this after
noon. The intermeni was In Norfolk.
BASEBALL, FUNDS GROWING =
The baseball subscriptions were to- day
augmented as follows: w. w. Cockey,
y; !. p. January. 81; A. b. Miner, $3.50
total, Sl3l. Others desiring to contribute
and thereby assist In pushing along n
good cause, should see Frank II. Jones,
S. p. Vandeisl!ce, or f. W. Graham,
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THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
business that Transpired I'm the Hust.
ings and Police Courts.

Newport News. Va. May 22.-(Special)
AT TyHE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
Hastings Court-The accounts of DR.. c.
f. Gillian and II. l.. Moss allowed, and
were ordered to be paid
Letters of administration on the estate
Of Jennetta Proctor We're granted TO
Louis Proctor with NJ b. Herman sure
~.
N. b. Herman, Bernard Hoffman, C.
Fl. Hall, j. NJ. Maloney. and ]. w. Dem
ton were appointed 10 appraise the prop
erty of Jennette Proctor deceased.
The Count adjourned until 10 a. m. to
day
POLICE COURT.-George Jones,
charged with assault, was dismissed at
the costs of the Commonwealth.
j. w Phelps, charged with allowing
stock TO run at large; dismissed.
TRANSFERS RECORDED George
II. Gaze ITO J. w. Rollison, considera-
ton, $4,000.
w. l.. H!llyer to c. L. Putzell, trus-
tee: consideration, $780,
Jacob Hefiel finger ct ux to Sarah Lat
liner; consideration, $40.
Sarah Latimer to Charles Hefflelfinger,
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We SAY SEE AND JUDGE.

Fans-Clearance of Importers stock at
oone-third. or more less than worth. New
Empire Fans, hand painted, spangled ON
81 Sin AMI gauge; in four lots-50c., 75c. 81 90
stoeklnet Dress Shields, seamless. the
usual l1c. and Csc. ones Slight Stains
9 Sindi trihing imperfections that do not az
rect their worth. Let us sell them to you
~ 90. pair II you are quick.
., Marseilies Quilts-One case of the best
tio ones you ever saw. Large and SPLEEN
did ones OF famous make will be let
out at SIC this week
Hemstitched Pillow Cases Of heavy
Dieached cotton-A drive I'm these at
likely less than the material cost-29c. a
pair. Ready made Sheets, Pillow and
Bolster Cases of other good kinds are
cheaper here.
Oriental Lace-special-certainl one
quarter less than you ever saw lite. Toe.
Niec. l5c., Csc, 33c. and 42c.
Boys Wash Suits-Seyeral hundred of
them No Offering like this before Finest
OF Suits, Regatta Suits OF Linen OF Gala
tea Cloth, etc. Beauties these are 1898,
800 s2.ss. sass s2,25. $685. sl.69. 76c and
bathing Subsidiaries Navy Flannel
y: 49, s2.25. $3.50. $500; Mohair Suits s450:
Childs' and Misses Flannel Suits SIS
goo and 1888; Mems one-piece Suits OF
here.
Hammocks-These are priced here In q
new way. &c., Slips and $3.50.
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Not IA rrnpeze Performer.
Newport News.

Newport News, Va, May 20.
Editor of the Virginian:
This mornings issue of your paper
Suffolk News:
Mr.. G. p. Mahoed, the high SILT
walker, who Is advertising r. j. r. to-
baccor left to-day for Newport News. In
addition TO his advertising scheme Mr..
Mahood Is a trapeze. performer and ex-
for life, by ballon explosion"
wish to state that | an neither an
aeronaut or an ex-aeronaut. / have
never performed on trapeze nor made
q balloon ascension, and II there is any
aisilSurement of face 1t Is only a case OF
plosion. Your correspondent Is in error.
Very respectfully
c. r. MANHOOD
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WANTED.-A reliable lady or gentle
man to distribute samples and make a
house house canvass for our Vege-
ing Extracts. $40 to SIS month easily
made. Address Crofts & Reed, Chi
cago, Ill. myl1-1w'
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wANTED-Recruitsf for the U. S. Marine
men between the ages of 81 and 80
years. Food, clothing and medical at
tendance free. For further particulars
in regard to pay, etc, apply or address
the COMMANDING OFFICER Marine
Barracks. Navy-yard, Norfolk. Va.
myl6-39t
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Collector of several years experience
desires position as collector (only) or
Will collect accounts on commission
Address I. ]. NJ, Virginian. my16-1m
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WANTED-Prompt and faithful gentle
man or lady to travel for reliable es
tablished house In Virginia. Salary
$3.50. payable SIS weekly and expenses
Situation permanent. References. En-
close self-addressed stamped envelope.
H.H. HESS, Pres, 356 Dearborn St,
Chicago. myl5-l4t
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FOR SALE a we'll built residence on
Wood street; sold for no fault; too large
for owners family; eight rooms and
bath and all modern conveniences:
lot Al2Nll5: a splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing q nice home. with OPP
which can be erected three 49, nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc, APP.
mY5-tf
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FOR SALE-The wholesale and retail
confectionery store. ice cream and
wagon and carriage. Very low rent
A great bargain. Reasons for selling
My store in Philadelphia requires my
entire time. Established ten years APP
ply at store, No. 1872 Church street A.
DASCALOPULO. ap3e-lm
ENGINE AND BOILER for sale cheap
also other machinery. Apply to either
s. W. Taylor or sc Water street.
ap26-tf
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WANTED SALESMAN-Energet men
to sell goods by sample at home, or
travel; easy seller: staple goods, liberal
salary or good commission. Address
p. o. Box 1903. New York City.
mar3-tu, fr-3in
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wANTED-A cook. wash and ironer. to
go with family this summer to Virginia
Beach. Address Beach" care Virgin
Ian office, city. myl6-t
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Manitoba good, steady, reliable wo.
man to cook, wash and iron. Must re-
main on premises at night. Apply at
once to l2i Freemason street ap30-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Retail Grocery Business
well established good trade suuu
profit. No. stand. Fine opportunity
for q live man. For particulars call
on or address GROCERY, 1876 Freemason
street, Norfoik, Va. my22-3t.
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20 you something
Smtnleld nam. Fine Beef Fine Groceries /
h zee what have wHIrEHUnsT
D. f. aadCh tsSS
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HELP WANTED.

WANT TO HIRE TO responsible party
fine saddle horse one and u half hours
daily. fore or afternoon, $500 month:
Spn vii a afrns sor 99Se ana GnrhraEse MG
terms to those desiring for longer time.
Inquire 96 Main street. myl9-6t
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$50 PER WEEK Is what some of our men
are making. We need u few more
This is a good chance for teachers and
students. Write for particulars L. C.
PENDLETON. us L. Franklin street,
Richmond. Wa. apT-tf
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WANTED-To sell Waverly Bicycle
in good condition; $1,000 cash. Address
CASH" care NirG,nian Office. mh2G-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES = CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond BRANDT.
are the best. Safe, Reliable. Take no
other. Send ic., stamps, for particu-
lars, Relief Cor Ladies'" in letter by
return mail At druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
mh2614taw
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THE co,-PARTNERsHIP ,HERETo-s
Jones and Patrick H. Savage, under the
firm, name and style of SAVAGE, SON
& CO. has been dissolved by the death.
1896, '77'i - 'sf = ~ 49,
he The business sns q that VIII
JONES, az the surviving partner iaS
All persons indebted to the said firm
will make payment to him, and ali claitaa
against the. firm should be presented to
him for settlement ssi
r HOMAS "A. JONES, OF THE Latte
tIn firm ,S Of h Sewage; Son Coz vii con,
S Con MEET o9 iMeEehapt npder ths naIne
ne respectfully requests a coflHnuanSe5
Of the patronage so literally accorded to
May 10Th, 1896. my2l-3ot
THE GoS-PARTNERsH1P OF HAIR.
MANSON, HEATH &c HEATH hay- &
II Ing been dissolved by the death Of Il
day formed q co-partnershfp for the prac-
tioe OF law under the style and firm 81 n
HEATH &c HEATH
JAMES JAMES 81 E. H HEATH. =.
Norfolk, Va, May 20, 1896. my2l-st
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NEW EEG!EE ALL ABOUT CHANGING doss,.
~eS the Features and Remov- kh
Ing Biemishes, In $50 p. book for u stamp. k<sA
John "a Woodbury, 127 W. I2d St, N. 7. M,.%
inventor OF Woodburys Saoial Soap. w
FOR SALE-Three and 6 half shares Of
stock West End News, Norfolk Va
Apply to JOHN Fl. WINDER Scaboard
Ait Line Offices. Portsmouth. Va.
nos-u
CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGI-
NEER.-M. A. Agelasto. 81 Plume st.
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apftcnfrcic &inen.

S6ife Seine NoreHe on s.. e. Sud-
len & SO. in Gbicago uno LAB Dir Elm
Yrobei6G6tel6en BON Sr. Sings Stem
Site Pills" suienoen. Cine Yrobe miro
Did bon ibrenl @ertb ilber5er9en. Die
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li6 beionoers in Sdllen BON 8erltopfung
unb Sopftpeb. 8egen Mtalaria uno
SeberIsioen iino lie uniibertrpffen. Sic
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ilno gdnsli6 Gus YHansenltpIfen ber0e=
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Sebdrme, ilberbaupt bas ganSe Spltem
ftdrteno an. Sn regulGrer 6rOBe sll
25 @ents per S9adtel in Der Npotbete
bon s. s. Miller & g bn. 4
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Guer &nabe fann fcinen Wo:
nat tttchr Iebett.

go iagten Die 9lerste 6rn. Gilman
SrDwn, "a Wia st., South @arbner,
Mal. Sein Spbn bate 2ungenbe=
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Malaria, uno er berausgabte 1915 nit
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nit Der Semertung aufsaben yGuer
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uno er tpeiB, oaB oies bas bette 1T fiir
2un9enbeI6weroen. probeflaiden frei
in s. s. Wtiller & Sobns 9lpotbete. a
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HettHtnns

Tr. gties Utebical Co., Glfbart Snb.:
steine Sodter psattie. IA Sabre oIt. pnrbe Iestes
Jrabianr bonn 8etstaus unb 4erobFtat bsfoneu.
SArs sause redte Geits mar eeiAbuos uno beiuobe
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Ser Mnfatti Der Odnis6en eSm
Sets.

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britilben 8lDfaoebreber bdtten, unO
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nete besbalb i'm Sanuar 1865 Inter
banolun9en nit Dem bamalioen bdni=
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GaaslOil, Die aub nod 2incpln's @r=
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9tbtretln9 ber Snleln ct. Sbomas unb
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in &openba9en Elm babinacbenber &er=
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lid einen fiir 8dnemarts @erbdltniHe
beOeutenoen 3ul6ub tolten. Wtit an=
oeren 9Sorten, Sdnemart 1T biel mebr
oarauf aus, Die Snieln anf cine an=
itdnoi9e Weiie lOsSulperoen, als mir oa=
rauf aus Iino. iie uns ansuei9neu, uno
| II Millionen Dollars lino Elm piel 81
bober greis bafiir. g8o6rI9einli0
miro 9dnemarf beili9 frpb iein, merm
es nur bic SGlite betommt, uno eigent=
ll6 ipllte es nod etpas au5ablen, weml
mir lie nebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-12
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ter ieinen 5000 Nngeitelten bertbeilen
lalien, in melden er erfldrt, ibnen fir
jeoen amerifaniiden Dollar fir so Gents
Gleii9 uno einsn meritaniiden Silber=
oolar geben gu Dollen. @r bat aud
in einem anoeren @irfulare Die in Meri=
TO besablten 2Obne unb Die fir bic per=
i6ieoenen Waaren besablten Yreile ee=
nannt. llno ein &leioerbdnoler in bie=
flyer Staot fiinoigt auf einem Platai
an, oab ct bereit lei, fiir einen ameri.
fanii1en Silberoollar fiir 50 Gents
Waaren uno einen merifaniiden Sil=
berpoaar su geben.