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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08
So6n 6. 9ri6fe,
Nr. 42, gSelt '2erinatonftraRe,
f0ft24-G oitIIh pon SibertnifraEe.
81. Gongreb. - Smeite StBung.

S8cire !Sduier pernebmen Die GrdfIeentenz23otz
td,aft. - Die @eniIpns. .Srrnillisunssb
i'm 5aufe einberidbtst. - Spreder Griip's
Sps.
@a5bington, n, .. g., 7. Deg. -
Der Senat trat beute Olittug
S9lag II l16r SuTummen unO Duroe
Dom 8ice prdiioenten Stepenion CUR
Sronung gsruf.n. Inter ben 8eI Iuz
6srn auT Der bipIomuttI6en 9aqeris
tcFar0sn iib Sir SULTAN 9uuncefOte,
Der britiI6e 9eIunote, unD 9r. Yatez
rrtre, Der 9aIanoIe Srantrei6's. II
Senltoren iparen anfDelenio unD atetz
pprteten auf i6ren Rumensuu7ruT.
Nu6 ainem 9s6st bes blinben Suz
plans Maburn, in ipeldsm Der 2eBtere
Dem 4GmGdttgen 0afiir bantts, o1B
oas 2unb na9 Der geruOe ii6ertanbez
ren, dufr,genoen Wa6lcdmpagrre Gu6e
uro 5yrieb:n gsnisBt, ipuroe Elm aus
Sbgrman o. un6 smft6 (N,zS) be-
Ite1srDes Gpmiie arrannt, I'm ben prd=
i>:nten gu 6enudri9tigsn, DAB Der
Serat in SiBung unb bereit i'i, Mitz
tfeilungsn entgegen 81 ne6men. g9a6
ldngersr PauIe purOe bic gpti3aft oes
YrGiioent,n iibsrmitt;lt uHO porgsleien.
gai'm 9(nIars i6enften Die Ssnltoren
bem Document genuue QuTmsrtl lumteit,
uno bic maiitsn DerIel6:n perfol9ten Die
8erleIung in ben i6nsn i1r3ipifdhen 5u@
e,Iteqtan g:brudtsn 2l6i6riften Ger
8otIfdft. 9iels Der blrin ent6ultenen
4suB:rungen, namsntli9 Oiejsnig:n in
9a5ug duf Die drmenii6sn 9reuel unO
Gu6a iGienen allen 3ub0rern CUR Sc
nugtbuung gu gerei9sn, allsin Die iibriz
gen auf innsre 2lngelegen6eiten 6e3iigz
li6en She'll, er1pedten psnig SnterefTe
01s 8erleIan Der SotI6aft nlbm eire
StunDe unO so Winutan in QnIpru6.
0us Document tpurDe bann duf Den
SiI9 gelaJt unO Der 5eHat psrtdg.e
ii9.>
5m aeprGienta n nj II e
paren, als b1iitlbe 6eute geadnittug
5uiamn.ntrlt, 271 Wtitglieoer 5uge=
gen Die gotI4aft oes 9rGItoenten
purOe DerleIen, gum 9rude beorDert u.
Dem Nenar Gomite iib:rnieIen.
%. u. Stone (pd.) pom 9,rpiGiz
gurgs Gonlits b2ri9tete Die psnIionsz
9srlpiaigun9s6ia fir Das nG4ite So
tald6r Elm.
Surrer (Gu) bena6ri6tigte bas
9aus ii6er bas am %. Sfto6,r gu 9ltz
lanra, @u., srfoI9te 2t6lsbsn oes @rz
Spreders Grip uno iugts, sr psroe
fpdtsr oarum eriu6en, eintn Sag fir
Oas Qb6ulten elmer 9eod9tniBfeier gu
beitimmen. Sn5piid'n Bot er einsn
8eI6luB an, tpeI6er Der S6eilna6me
be5 SauIes 9lusbrud psrlei6t unb aug
46tung fir D1s gngebsnfen Des 8srz
itor6anen 8ertugung anorbnet.
DIR 9eidlub purbe dngsnommen,
uno I'm $50 osrtdgte ii4 oas 9uus Biz
morden.
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Nahenausbrnd] aus elmer SrIe.
rnngsanifaIt.

Searnep, Re6r., 7. 9e5. = Q9tz
un'o5ipun5ig Der grOBtsn SnIdfsn Der
Stuuts : Snbuitriei9ule in Der Rdhe
DON bier nu6msn am Samitug frun30z
fiI9en QbI9ieo. Me6r als 6unbert
Snu6en polltsn ii9 an Der Gludt Be-
Hbeil;gen, bod sslang e5 einem 4ufie=
fer. Bic msiiten 6lI9tlings nit e;n:m
RspolO:r nod our rs6tsn 3eit 5uriid3uz
treiben. @pn ben % iinb Ii ipieosr
pisber einsefan9en tporoen.
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uGaS 2tben eine 2aft.

Or. Robnap 61csbrt.r 9err! Seit LANCER 3cit
lift id an einer Reibc puu RraHtbsiteu. tpe6t Der
Runft Der bisfetu au8ts ipottttt. uno id tlTttets
bos n,nn i'd bitielben uat an ibrem ifortl3rstttn
Iu bcmmen I'M Stunot mar, sin tota'tr Sertgu mtis
nu Rrdite tattiinotn iplros gTIur pes apPttu9
uno Gin Y1unid nod RtiJmitteIH uno tuntlid,n
gdbrmtttin ~ uureg,lmdtiosr Bet, bas gtoiirtnis
nod qciunosm s6laf unO cine retigt Stprtlron
beim auft,btn bee gtorqsns psreauts MIR mem
q,beu bis elm ffreunO mid oalu osranabt. 3brs
Wroi,in AT pro6iren 60 pribuitt i6 mir osnn
cine Toibt 8acpap's Surinpartltan uno cine
e6ndtel QiQtu unb psrfubr oamit nab Sorl6rlft
Shodteln unO iflaibn uno bin geliinotr, otnn ls
sd ptrbleibt a5tunqsool Sbr
unionoiGs, Ri6.
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2Bnbmuroe in Wtifouri.
Die SdIdd,ter Ger Samilic SSuuer eureo ciucn
Weob absetbau. g8euis 3wcifsl an Ibrfr
A,,tIN

Die Scbldd)ttr Ger Sdmilic gSiuner eHrcb ciurn
Weob absetban. - S8euis 3rucifsl an ibrer
Sbule.
2erirqton, W1o., 7. Se3am6er.
= Wdhreno Ter oergangenen Nuat
tpurpsn Sas. NaIIon uno Sehe @nz
ner, ipel6e ungeflast puren, i'm leBten
Sftpbsr bic 5rau Winner, 8uttin 6es
2ebtsren, uRo tbre 5pei ainosr nu9e
2ibertD, Mp., srmorpst gu 6aben,
bur6 einsn aus iiber 200 ni6tnusftrz
ten MGnnern 6eIteEsroenWO6 aus Dem
Gieiig,n 9sfdngniB Qsbolt, biniiber
na4 GapzGountD geI6lsppt uno bort
an einsm Baum aufg&bdngt. 5unf
W1Gnnsr bsfpu6ten bus 8eFGn9niB,
puroen ieoo 3 pbne Wfi6e iibarpdltigt,
uno Der W B i6lug bunn, uls Ii6Iuf@
Ie6sr 8onps peissrte, Die S4liin;l
aus3ulieFern nit SAmi:Oebdmmern
bic Sbiiren Elm.
Die beiDan M0roer b:tf:uartsn ibr,
llnI6ulb, fannsn ieOo6 tein 8e3Or.
Wiag3ie Gatron, Elm 5rduen5immer,
nit lpalfem Wir1rer intim gepsIen
mar, bate an Sunitl9 Elm 8sItGnoe
nib abaeIegt, in tpeldsm lie Seiie
0innsr, 9Sas. RslIon IND 2odeg polis
tip als bic Sbdter 6e3ei6nete. Sic err
tlGrte untsr @io, DaB Die Drei WtGnnsr
in Der Ia6t pcm 26. Sttober nah Der
@inner'i9en Wobnung fubran, no
Seize Winner 1einsr Satin uno g1elz
ion ben beiDen &inDern Die &e6len
Dur6Itnitt, tpdbrsnD 2odeD orauBen
oas YTerO 5ialt. S6os. Sid unp iaine
Sgruu, Der Sntel, reip. Die Sunte WagS
gie's, ma6ten 9tusIUgan, lpel6e rus
3eugnib oes MGo6ens b;itdrften, uno
Die 8elpo6ner Der @egenb purOen bier
Dur9 BON Der S6ulo Der Qngetlagten
iiber3eugt.
Con 2adeD mar an leBten SlmitI9
5u ieinem Slide in D1s 8sfdn3n;B 3u
Rifmono, Mo., ii6erfiibrt porpan uno
piiroe fonit o6ne 3peifel Oas Sdidz
Idl isiHsr SpieBgsIel,n get6silt 9aban.
Winner b:trug It6, rGbrtno i'm Der
| Wo6 caoon ifIeppte, 4pie Elm idmm,rz
| li6er 6eiglinq, tpd.breno gelIon te;ne
Spur ppn 6ur6t 5etgte. @r erfldrte
jaDcf, glei6 8inr.r, oollitdnoig un>
| i6uloig an Dem 9er6re6sn gu Iein.
Mag9is Saffron fatte lbar in t6rem
c6sn srpG6nten QfTiouoit puIitiO BE-
Gaupt;t, baB be Drei Utdnner in i9rer
8age1tp1rt Die Jumilis abi3luAteten,
ur:o alIes 2tu9nen fruAtate o1Fsr
ni6ts.
Der W3p5 ieBte nit BEN T}Drosrn
| uuF 9opten ii6sr osn 5lub uno iH6rte
bic MGnner rod ttipd cine hll6s gt!ile
| in Rlp9Sountp 6;nsin, I'D lie an elmer
Side auFge6dngt purcsn. 9eute frii6
f,ingen 6:ioe 2ai6en no9 an Dem gduz
me, urao es mar nlh 9 ll6r 8ormttz
tags, ols lie bera6 gef9nitt:n rpuroen.
Die 2pntsr narrn gr0Btentbsils jun9e
WGraer unD glbtn lTi6 Dur61us te.ne
| Nii6e, i6re Scentitdt gu o:rR.imlidsn.
| SIC foGtn uripriin9Iid Die QbitAt gez
Ga1t 6desn, 8innsr lsbsnOig gu par~
brsrnen, 6egniigtsn IIih je0pA Gdmit,
i9n gu 6dngen. @r battle ii6rigeas gez
item 46orb sinsm unOerea Sniafen bss
@sfdngnifes gsgsnii6er ieine S4ulo
| 5ugene6n.
8iele Der 56eilnsGnter an Den @pn4z
nlotOan 5tr1o befunnt, uno Stuats1nz
malt 2fG erflGrt iich entI6IoFen, ois>
iel6:n 'auf jeOe 9tFubr bin CUR Str1fe
| gu 5ie4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08
9abntataiiropBe BET Cincinnati.
Gpuifion smiidben s,psi 3iisen auf Der "Saiti'
mprszCbips 2outbmeitrrnz Sabu. Srti
SoSte uue mctrere g5crIrstc.

murszCbips szoutbpritrrnzSabu. Srti
Sprte une mebrers ScrItete.
Cincinnati, 7. Deg. - 9euts
fru6 ereignete 1i9 in Der Gincinnlti'er
8prItaDt SeoamsoiQe auf Der rSllt:z
more S6io SoutbpsIt,rn 9ab1"
5niI6an einsm QffompDa ions3uge urD
einsm Snipeftions5uge Der Sa6nb;amz
ten cir, GoQiIion, Our9 psl6e Drei
WsnI9sn get0Dtet uno mebrere Osrtpunz
bel nurcan. Die @st0btsten IinO Spbn
Brice uno Corner 0iron, 0si3sr Der
6s;Oen 3iige, unD 9. 6. 3ippsrnid, ein
GiDil Sn9ariuer aus yfort6 8sno.
9erlebt puroan: 9eo. ). RdnOo!p6,
General 8atrie6spernllter O;r BAL
timore Of;o 'Sout6psitsrnz8abn;" :"
55rao. MGper, Gbsf Glert i'm 8ureau
bes GGef Sngenieurs; %. 8. 8sa=
con, Elm 9ai1ugier; 3om Son9s, 2otoz
motipfii6rar Des 2lffomoOltions3ug:s
@epGdmeiitar Glarf 9arpeD; G6as. s.
@6itinq aus 2otprenctburg; 5rdu u.
9utterIon, Satin oss &lIIirsrs Der
bisIigan Gitsn Nation1lbdnt; s. 81,
9ropfs aus Seymour, Sno.
Die GoQ;iion frat I'm I8 46r Morz
gems Elm, unb Ioa our6 TuIi4s QuIf1is
Jung Der SnItrutIionen Is:tens Das
@pnoutteurs Glspid, pom SnIpetz
tions3uge, ber65tgefii6rt poroen 1ein.
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Sdn; Sbne sSra9e.

Cine ausgeSeihnete unb unlhdts
bare WcciSin UNI Souten, oeiierfeit unc
@rfdlnIns gu furiren, lit Or. Snlps
Souiten SDrup. Nerr c5as. loaofelc,
$50 @eit ct, g. .. @itp behauptct
bies audi. Gr fhreibt: "Cr. gul's
Iouiten Sprup lit bic duerbeite Meci>
SIN fur puiten @rfdltun9 unb Soeiiers
felt uno td ernpfehle itn mann Id,
fam. !" Or. Bulls Souiten SDrup
miro lberall fir 25 Gents perfauft.
Mlan bute iIh pcr 9tafahmun9elL
nihts fpntmt Dem ddten qleid.
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Or. RaouDal)'S S
Sar(upurtlliun Re(O(Oent..

Sober Sropfen O,g sdriapnriliau Rciolo,ut rir,t
our6 Oas Slut, 0tn S6DtiB llrin uHO duO,r.
6luifettIsn uHO Saite ots Sotptrs auf DE 9sb,nss
fralt; 0tnu IS tritst Dlt Nusibtounqtu aus Dtm
Rorpsr Our5 ntum, gtiuHosn Stoif. StToisln,
Sd)wuoiudt SppbIs, ungsb,ilts unO itbltdbt b.s
banotItt Gutleubt IN lbrsn oi,ltu Gormtu imam
ituo. 1ebu 9,Hts tiu iiir Elm, iluitrrts groitirs
sRaOuap Ytntr,al", SrIisHzGrautbeIt, @itsruns
gen i'm 6Uis uno Wuros, GtibDulitt. Rnoatu in
ben SriEr uHo duOtrtn SbeilSH oes Rprptrs.
i9immt Augtn, ausfIus aus psH Sbrtu uHO Die
id1mmi',n Sale pom oauttraHfb,iteu 6ruptpusn,
6i,bu sAusib!ag. RopfsriHo 8iugwurm. SalIfluB,
RotbIauf. Meme. ibplrjs 5tdtH, 98urm;r i'm
Sltii9, trtbsartiq. Seidnpil'ts, GrGutusrotn. ode
ftpdb,noeH uno ibmtr3baittn gntlttrunqen. Rodts
tbU,ib. Samsnilub, iot0it oQt SerQfunung Der 4ts
btnsidit, touHsu Durb Oitts @unotr Der moDtrncH
Gbtmit furirt ipro,u, uHo osr @:braub otfelbsn
ipeHige Sagc lang piro Gac SicicHigsu ipe!6s Is
fir irgsnD eine bitisr Rrantbtlisn GnDtn0sn
icinsE -6eiIfrnit Ibrr'euqen. 9Senu Der Yattnt,
ipt)tr iGqlIdD burb ole tets f0Ttibrsttno. AbJsbs
rung ;bpddr miro, i'm StaHpe If, Dsrielbtn Gius
bolt Iu a,bitt,n uno Die Otraeuostsn Stoffs Ourb
ntle, aus asun0em 9luts entitdnoens trisBt iuels
DIES Durb oas SdriapariliaH NdDtr QeidIebt - 10
piro b,fImmt Ssilung er3islt Dsnn p,nu oist UltI
hiJin tiumaI NIT Der Arbst btginut uuO srtolgreib
it, p,n gbqnuq Der osrQ'u0tttu StOiis Iu bsmmtu.
70 miro ois g9isosrbriteluHg balO ,riOlQeu uno NIT
ieosm Sage pirD Dsr 9atltnt befsr uTtO fd tdTitr
fitbl,u, biz Spsiisu bcfsr o'ro1u: Der NpptG
tit ipirD orobtr uno ods RorprgsUl6t iulro IuntbE
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08
Sobn 6. Srible.

Sribles 6lacesSansidbube nit Noiter Sofsn unS
@crrin's Sd,nirsSaneicbubc limb Die asbrduta
Iiditen uHb Der .iu;ge @oces3anoitub, WrIter hber
Elm brsiteS ooer ibmaIes 8ana9eIeHt paft. gEeIbtu
Intsrltiso madt es, lueuH Elm Sanbihub CUTE
3iente Islt,t. Oh es etn Saferz ooer Su0pfz
Saubihub III? SofensSaabitube iino mobsra uno
itrts sum Gebrauds tertig. SribIe's nit SuOpieu
reriebenen sefffrften Saubidbube uHb 2-Clasr-
@iaur iinb fhoH. !6errcuz prer Samen Wfocps
prer Gafipr=Sfb r=s5aneidbube inb sarantirt uEb
perb.n an unieren Yerfauistiiten GnstpaBt.
Gs rpire Seutieb srfprp6en.
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0ried,iifc WtiIitdrreformcn.

2lt6en7. DECEMBER. = Sin pom
S0nig BON @rie6enIuno erlaIIaner Be
fe6l oronst 2lrmee eesMan0oer in grobem
Stple uno bie gin3ie6ung bon 10000
8eIerDiIten 3peds Grrihtung ernes
psrmanenten 6elolagers an. Die Sim
fiibrunQ einas neuen cSnfanterisgeDe6z
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0attinmnro uno Selbfmnrb.

q . d E ter, N.zY., 7. 9e3ember.
- Suml. gtoIenbaum, so Sabre alt,
oernunoete 6sute frii6 feline Satin
GpIa our6 brei SaiiIIe uno f9oB fih
oann ielbIt 5pei Sugeln in Die 8ruit.
9sioe iperoen pubri6einli4 iterben.
RoIsn6dum mar in leBterer 3sit in
SolQe f6le6ter 8eI6dfte f6permiitbig
Qerporosn uno bate bduft9 3ant nit
ieiner Srdu.
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Gas eefouontihHe! Sas geffs!

llnfer eorIapurinian RsiOlpent if msbr nn3 nj"
bi,iuiiG,n eruuoidssu bsro.iteut dls trgtno elu
onotres 9rdporat. Gs toirO gsnOmmsn in Gbstl5f,
fel.3oi,n tudbrsuo ppn nnbrsH arltHti'n tGni
ootr icts Nal 10 Uiet .rfOrorlt6 1T. gu 7c5.H bel
sipotbstsrn Qr,is 81 90.
gTan ptnoe I'D an ; 7. a b 10 - 6 o. Rr,
81 GimfraBs, R.psQOrt, uno lafe I'D snsn rHotRs
oeb,rH ltuDtE. 0L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08
Sas 6elo smrii6sesabIt.

Guirp, 7. 0e5embsr. = Die egpps
tiI6s &egierung fat Der Safe Der
StuatsTf)ulo Die pon oieier fir Die
oorlGuFige 0edung Der llntoIten Der
0ongola Expedition entliefsnsn ST.
500 600 suriiderItdttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08

res uno umDerer miluGriIher ReforA
mon, psI9e Die WHlitdriadp'ritdnol'
uen ltno od5 9u6lifum iiberhdupt be-
reits ldngere 3eit oerlungt bubsn 9at
Ssniatipn peruridft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08
Scr 9emtide Correspondent,
EdsIid,, iuodertlih unb Gonntass,
n,;,.r fpS >enfhs a ~ 80 ss,,N &s0offcffr

EdsIif, fpodertlih unb Gonntags,
q. Raine, 6ieenfbImer uno GeSaftenr
(stahfoIser DON 8. Rainc),
ehbiuetsgd, SaltimOresstra unb goit>Gfice=guc.
greis oes tagIidlen gIatteS, burd 2rdser beiorst.
12R @ts.; tagIid,c unb Souuta as sMuegabc 10
Gents pro gDoe, jahbor on bic hos Slatt beor9enoeH
Erdscr.-SaaIidb nebft Sonnta a. =aluS eabs inter
PorfosBorausbesabuns $3.50 pro Sabr, llr tnrsere
NIT Sonntassblatt, portoire nit absus tiir Clubs,
50 so pro Sabr, man irseno einem Srte oes SnlaEs
bes, 81 ua6 europa. 9ennfa9 sssluseaGe u
pro Sabr.-Oas Bette unb biuisite oeutfd1e SIatf
n cen WiitteIs uno SIbfaafes.
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9aris, 7. 0e5em6sr. = 0enrt
@uaers 9bilipps 2ouis o'OrlednS,
Ser3pq Don 2tumaGe, Der pierte Sobn
Ses &0nigs 2uopig 9biIipp, it duf
feinem S6lpTIe Gbuntilp, lpel6es er
teitumentariI6 Dem nSnititut be
Srance" gum @sIdsnt gsmu6t, ers
fruntt. Der 9er5pg lit fait rs Sabre
~
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Bonn @etraioemarft.

= tt IT, I. Nt0pIVUsI' -~II
nSimes" fpmman in etnerySi6tung Der
offi3isqen 2ln9aben 81 bem 9sfunoe
oab Die peranI6Iogte Wei3enernDte Ii9
nm 100000 8uichel grDBer, ais i'm
Sabre 1895 belGuft.
Wie oas ,G6ronicIe" ipiiIen mill, la
qen und66dngigs 8eri6te aus Sriti1h>
Synoien pordus, OuB trpB oes Rt9snS
Bic oortige 9ungersnotb eine 9robere,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08

Scfce Sduier pernebmeu Die GrdfIcentenz Bot
tebaft. - Die observation-disclosures
i'm Saufe einberidbtet. - Spre6bcr Griip's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-08

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Evening star., 1896-11-26
Health Of the City,

There was fall Of over 20 per cent in the
mortality Of the city during the past week.
From 107 reported to the health DEPART
ment in the previous week the number of
deaths decreased to S8 and consequently
the death rate followed from 1913 to 15.9.
Affections of the lungs increased. One death
from malarial and four from typhoid fever
we're reported.
Mortality among children under years
old declined from "a to 10, of whom
l3 were under year of age. OF diphtheria
there was no death, q new cases were re-
ported, premises were released from
quarantine and IS remained placarded Of
scarlet fever new cases were reported
card removed from 1 house and IL left
with warning cards, with no deaths there
from.
The meteorological conditions for the
week were 2 clear days, rainfall of l-s OF
an inch, with mild southerly winds aver
aging miles per hour, reaching maxi
mum Of 20 miles on the 10Th. The mean
temperature was 50 degrees, the lowest
point being 38 degrees on the 18th rising
to II degrees on the 10Th. The mean ha..
rometer was 3017 and mean relat five bn-
midity 70. Marriages reported, 81: white.
26; colored. 8. dBirths reported, 08: white
60; colored. 26.
Evening star., 1896-11-26
Real Estate at Auction.

Thomas Bowling & Co., auctioneers, sold
Tuesday at public sale six three-story and
cellar brick buildings. with stores and
dwellings, from 1910 to 1850 7th street
northwest. to John B. Larner, attorney, as
follows: No. 1910. 1s42 end 1874, 1890; No.
1s46. $500: No. 1S4s. 5000; No. 1850, 5000;
also two three-story brick dwellings, 702
and 1O4 T street northwest, to John b.
Larner. attorney, the former for $s,7OO
and the latter for $500
Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers.
have sold at public sale two-story frame
house. 921 Florida avenue northwest. to
Mamie f. Norment for 81, 100; also a lot on
the north side of New York avenue be-
tween 4th and 5th streets northwest, 'front.'
Ing sixty-six feet ten inches by an average
depth of La feet ten inches to Ralston.
Williamson and Williamson trustees, for 81
per square foot.
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold
at public sale a lot on s street near
Bath street. 75xlJ0 feet, to s. d. Orme for
~ cents per square foot.
Ratcliffe, Sutton Co., auctioneers, have
sold at public sale the two-story brick
house. 1908 U street, the lot being 17.43
by s5.2o feet. to Patrick shugrue for $4.625.
Evening star., 1896-11-26
To Fight for Pensions.


There cwas'ia meetinea ~of the. Quarter
masters and eCommissary Employees Aid
Association at the Peoples Academy, 9th
and streets southwest, last night. r. E.
Gilchrist presided and James W. Poe
acted as secretary. 1t was ordered that a
bill to pension all Of that class Of persons
who served in the quartermaster or COM
missary department during the late war
be drawn up by the next meeting, and that
1t be presented to the committee Of Con-
gress Oh, Invalid and other pensions as soon
as Congress convenes. The bill is to in
clude widows. children or orphans of such
persons as were in the service The fol-
lowing are claimants under the proposed
bill: Rev. Walter Brooks, s.. H. Brooks,
Jacob Brooks, James Evans, Motley Allen,
Henry Beverly, Lula Curtis, Washington
Mosby, Samuel Jones, Robert Harris, R. H.
Hunt, Samuel Weaver, Jesse Perry Celia
Robinson. Alonzo Phillips. R. E. ilchrist,
VIM. Hawkins. c. West, Edward Clinkins.
Simon Robinson, H. E. Harris, Henry Har-
ris. Alfred Smith, Henry jackson, Phillip
WINFIELD, Lorenzo Parker, John Ranes,
George White, Peter Robinson, Winnie
Smith. Mary Wood Annie Young, Sadie
Wood. Jordan c. Smith, Henry Williams.
Rev. B. L. Phillips. Caroline Scott, VIM.
Henry Dyson, Frank King, Edward Early.
James Brown, Oracle Robinson, Sarah
Johnson, Mary Smith and Peyton Wash-
ington. Resolutions were introduced nv
James w. Poe, and, after some discussion.
were adopted. indorsing the selection of
Mr.. 8. w. Woodward as chairman Of the
inaugural committee.
Evening star., 1896-11-26
Southern Relief Thanksgfvfng.

The ladies of the Southern Relief Society
held pleasant and successful Thanks
giving meeting last evening at their hall,
corner 11th and E streets. For the purpose
of raising funds for Thanksgiving dona-
tions and other charitable purposes they
contemplated giving a luncheon, but in
stead cards were issued asking every mem-
Der 20 contribute III money what would be
given toward general luncheon, the amount
to be brought TO the meeting on the 18th.
The sum realized last evening was about
s1on. An additional attrac tion of the meeting
was in the way of a well-arranged and
highly entertaining literary program, which
consisted of a piano solo by Miss Adams,
song by Miss Ellen Stuart. recitation, "A
Model Sermon" by Miss Julia Ravenel;
piano solo. The Chapel in the Mountains -
by Miss Jean FrantZ; recitation, The
Quaker Sinner by Miss Stuart; song by
Miss Cottrell, recitation, "A Story Without
an End" by Miss Marie Manning, and
piano solo. Dixie" with variations. by
Miss Clifford. The large hall was filled
with guests, who We're charmed with the
result of the undertaking.
Evening star., 1896-11-26
A HOME FOR BoYs.
An InstAtution Opened Through Mrs.
Hearst's PhflanthrOpy.


Hearsrs Philanthropy.
On the 9th OF this month. Bishop Sat-
terlee issued . letter directing that the
work and home for boys be given up. This
was done. and for the past two weeks the
prospect for q reopening Of the institution
has not been bright. The institution was
organised last May by the bishop, and has
been under the charge Of the Brothers Of
Nazareth. It was located In West WASH
1ngton In q house owned by Mrs. Warder,
ana had as inmates about fourteen boys.
Several days ago Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst,
widow Of Senator Hearst, had Q consulta-
tion with the Rev. VIM. Tayloe Snyder,
rector OF the Church of the Incarnation. In
regard to the matter. As q result, q docu-
rent has been drawn by which Mr.. VIM.
stone Albert leases premises lbs 10th
street northwest for the home. This build
ing y double brick three-story house. and
10 aomirably suited for the purpose. 1t
contains twenty-five rooms. 1t is being
placed IN order now, and will be ready for
occupancy next week. though no formal
stitniion nrSises wiii - mark the opening The in.
aome, but 1t will not have, as yet, any Of
nciai connection with the Protestant Epis-
copal t diocese OF Washington. Bishop Sat-
teriee Is to be it's visitor. however. bur
there will be no board of directors or man
ayers. Instead, Rev. Mr.. Snyder win act
as the warden. and the affairs Of the home
VII Uo Lndnaged as may be found best
suited; complete plans have not vet been
formulated, but the institution is not to be
rated as private charity. While the in
mates will not be taken strictly from the
ranks OF Episcopalians stillSEthos boys
seiected VIII be such as may be brought
uhder church influences. It is the idea that
tne boys be between the ages of twelve and
fourteen. or SO that they are too old to be
IN an orphan asylum, but yet not able to
take iuil care of themselves They must.
IN ADDITION, be orphans or else be without
rea, friends The home starts with twelve
creased. A oe Ill
l., II is the intention to have them educated
M tne public schools. The institution is in
cnarge directly Of two of the Brothers of
Nazareth, Brother James and Brother Ed
win Brother Gilbert, the superior of the
order, is to visit the home as often as nee
essary. The order was founded six or eight
years ago by Brother Gilbert and is a lay
order OF the Protestant Episcopal Church,
with the usual rules and vows of monastic
institutions. Its headquarters are at Yer
Dank, Dutchess county, New York, and
there 1t has a large farm. with buildings
cevoted to the care of convalescing poor.
This work Of taking care of convalescine
poor fs the primary object of the brother
nood, and the work among boys is a later
addition
Evening star., 1896-11-26
Result of Inspectfon.

General Passenger Agent Turk and Cen
eral Superintendent Green of the Southern
Railway Company returned late last night
to Washington from an inspection of the
railway between Strasburg and Harrison
burg, now operated by the Baltimore and
Ohio under lease from the Southern, but
which will be abandoned by the former at
midnight of Monday next.
The Southern will at once take possession
OF the abandoned road, and consolidate II
with their Manassas division, and from and
after December 1 will run cars, and per-
maps solid trains. through from Washing
Strasburg.
The Southern officials were much pleased
with the result Of their inspection.