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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
MEMORY or CAPTAIN BAnCoCK.
Portrait OF This Eminent Mason 10
TIE Hung In His Lodge.

Iic Hung In His Lodge.
Dove Lodge. No. 81. 4. f. and a. NJ,
a t..r.v a rather unusual tribute Of re-
s-..t t1 the memory Of one Of its deceased
rrI.rs some time ago a committee,
COM ng Of Messrs. T. V. Valentine.
x To- Mcleod a. d. Landerkin, and VIII
h. G stokes. was appointed TO nave
painted ufc-size nortia;t OF The late
Captain s.. q. Babcock who was mem
0 the lodge and tho founder OF the
N.oa.. Home OF Virginia. The commit
tHI propositions from artists OF Rich-
ra. Sew York. and other cites TO do
Oh. work. and after the most careful con-
Hafon selected Miss Adele Williams
ts city. TO execute the responsible
t.l
I talented artist has achieved cutie
p. .at.uoic reputation IN her chosen pro
0r. She studied in New York at
t.r Union and the Art Students
L.-.D ana went abroad first In 1872 ana
H for q short time IN Paris at the
u.c R0ccluse. Returning 10 PARIS
H She snent the winter studying AT
mlc Julian. under William Bongu-
nH ana Gabriel Terrier. receiving the
Ur.olrs medal at the competition be-
Tween an the women OF the academic.
She exhibited a portrait al the chcmos
..s salon OF 1894. and spent the sum
r ~ 1884, travelling and sketching in
venice and Holland
Whom The portrait OF Captain Babcock
mpleted. which win be some time
-g the coming fan. II Will be pre-
,'.I by The committee TO the lodge with
.'Hl interesting ceremonies. and VII
hung In the room occupied by Dove
u. re n the Masonic Temple. rhe room
' Dove Lodge is now adorned with sew
'.. valuable works OF art consisting CT
d i1r,rali OF its first wOrshipful master,
l.e late Thomas =. August. "A portrait OF
NN' .atc Right WorshlDful J. II. Dowcil,
"a. was "a member OF the lodge. ana a
hy Valentine OF the late venerable
"i'nd Secretary. John Dove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
rho Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YORK, June s.--ln the dry-goods
market there has been a light attendance
OF spot buyers to-day. resident Representa-
lives have had but moderate numper OF
orders 10 look after ana 'ne demand
.s.a,,,, the mails has been OF moderate
proportions. -, 49,. ,oo, AIN
e., The main. and any orders OF conse-
ouence have been evoked by the very low
prices made yesterday In staple sInghams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
charlottesville Teachers Elected.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June o.
(Special) THE City School Board has
elected teachers for the next year as fol-
lows: White--James w. Lane (principaD,
Mr.. w. II. Cooke. Mrs. n. l.. Bibb, Car
rle Burnley Leva Johnson, Minnie Jar
man. Mary NJ Lewis, Annie Caldwell. r.
$ Moser. Matte Price. Annie Goodwin,
Ola Payne. Bette Railey, and Annie
camp. with Kale Lipop and Carrie Wood
as substitutes.
Colorcd-Benjami +. Tonsler princi-
paD. Robert Kelser. c. ii. Bullock, Annie
n Rrackett. John A. Brown. s. S. White,
and Lizzie Coles and Lottie Lewis. as sub
atf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
lie Was Shot In the Head.

Mr.. Emmett Reames, of No 22O6 east
Grace street, a baggage master on the
Southern railway met with quite a pc
culiar accident just this side of Salisbury
Sunday last He was i'm the eXprcss-car
cOnversing with the messenger. when a
friend OF both parties entered and began
fooling with a gun. Without warning
the weapon exploded. and its contents ca
load Of buckshoD struck the iron safe.
All glanced. and one of them struck Mr.
Reams on the back of the head, inhctiLg
quite a painful but not serious wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04

hichHIOHu, Va, June 5, 1870
Auction offerings on Change to-day. -
packages, and all Sold Highest price
$3.50.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, H.9lL22; tobacco. Sl,SH40. Total,
s6.755.62.
Shelburne's warehouse had quite a large
sale OF sun-cured tobaccOs to-day
amounting TO 40 packages. Prices were
very satisfactory for everything offered
and planters were pleased. Another good
sale tomorrow Thursday.
Mr.. b. T.. Parham, Of Greenvile, y. c..
was here to-day.
Private sales to-day: Filters. 2S wrap
pers. 8; cutters. II; dark leaf, II; lugs,
81; western, s. Total, 81 hogsheads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
In the Police Court.

Henry Christian and Ransom Clemmors.
,"o colored men. were prisoners In
'.e Police Court yesterday morning.
tristan was charged with attempting 10
sh'o' clemmons with a pistol. on Chin
ooiazo Park and Clemmons was In turn
>"sased " assaultlng and throwing rocks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
Stricken with Paralysis.

WILSON, y. c., June 3.-(Speciai) MIR.
w. p. Simpson, president Of the bank Of
Branch q Co.. I'm this town. while at hi.
farm, In Halifax county. y. c., yesterday,
was stricken with paralysis. a telegram
called his wife and family physician
TO his bedside yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
To Remove the Institute Here.

The Kelley Institute. which has hither-
10 been located at Ashland. will be re-
moved to this city in the near future.
The head offices will be at SO east Frank
lin street and the patients will board at
houses in the vicinity and visit the Office
for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
BALTIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. June 3.-Virginia
3's. new. y IL asked; do. Century. 6OG
60 81; Northern Central. 50; Consolidated
Gas, stock, 63 l-2u63 81; DO, bonds, 6's,
rs 10 bids.
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LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. June 3.-Bar silver, 81 lid.
Paris advices quote 3 per cent. rentes at
1O1 francs, 81 1-2c. for the account.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
II ll.hrnanr,l D

-Wheat-Longberry 67d7Oc. /:
mixed. 66470c.; shortberry, 65470c.; No.
red. zoe. Corn-White, Virginia. $50
SIC; No. white 36c.; No. mixed, 35D
IS 1-2c Oats-No 2 mixed. % l-2G25c. /;
No. 3 mixed. p l-2d24c Rye-i2Gi5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
THE COTTON MARKETS.

THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL June 3.-l2:3O p. Moot
ton-Demand fair; prices. easier; Ameri-
can middling, 4 l-32d. sales l4.000 bales;
American. 1850 bales; speculation and
export, 500 bales; receipts, 300 bales;
American, 1900 bales.
Futures opensd weak demand mode
rate: June. 3 eO-ein3 5S-64d3 5s-6ld June
and Univ 5g-GiGi2 5S-6id.: July and Au-
gust 59-6ln3 5S-6fa3 57-64a5 5S-6id. Au-
gust and September. 5s-6fp3 $3.50 $3.50
3 57-64d.; September and October, 52-5ill
3 5l-efd3 5O-64G3 5l-G4d: October and No
December, 3 47-6ia3 46-6id.; December and
January, 3 46-G403 i7-6id January and
February. 46-64Q8 45-sid3 46-64d.; Feb
ruary and March i6-64d.
Futures steady az the decline.
Tenders at to-days clearings, 200 bales
new docket, and 100 bales. old.
1915 u. M-American spot grades, de-
clined lid; American middling fair
4 l-32d; low middling. 3 l5-l6d.; good or
binary, 3 l3-l5d.; ordinary, 3 5-sd.
4 =. M.-American middling, low mid
ding clause, June, 56-6id.; July, 5-6id.,
sellers July and August, 6-6id, sellers
August and September, 54-64d, buyers;
September and october. 3 std. buyers
October and November, i5-6IQ3 46-64d.
sellers; November and December, 43-6ia
3 44-s4d. buyers; December and January
3 i3-64q3 A-6d., sellers; January and Feb
ruary. 8 l5-sid3 A-64d, buyers: February
and March. 3 A-6f03 l5-Cfd buyers; March
and April. . i5-s+lS 4s-64d., buyers
Futures closed weak.
NEW YORK, June 3.--Cotton-Middling
Gulf &C.; middling, Isss. net receipts,
bales; sales, 2,ll4 bales; spinners, pa bales;
stock, III .2S6 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 1851 bales;
exports--to Great Britain, 2,l00 bales
stock, 320.f2l bales.
Totals 20 FAR this weak: Net receInts
TO- $50 bales; cxports-to Great Britain,
l3,20l bales; France, 1904 bales; Continent,
Totals since September ist: Net receipts,
5000 735 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
2l3e726 bales: France, 458,05l bales; Con-
tinent. i,67403S bales.
Futures closed barely steady: June, T.A
July, S.l3; August S:42; September. S5.N !;
ss.72: January, 1915; February, $3.50;
March, $685.: sales. 22l,50o bales.
Suns cotton report: Cotton declined IL
10 10 points on this crop, IL on September,
and 10 10 IL on later months. August
closed Is points lower for the day. The
end was barely steady. with sales OF
22l. 700 bales.
To-day's features: Something dropped
to-day. and 1t dropped with the tradi-
tlonal. thud. II was a big lot OF long
cotton, and II shook the market from
centre to circumference. Everybody looks
for a big crop, the crop news as a rule
Is favorable, trade is dull both for raw
and manufactured cotton. and there Is
only moderate amount OF outside specu-
lation. What few outsiders are In are
rapidly getting out. Chicago operators
not excepted.
Then, the passage OF the anti-bond bill.
the spread OF the free-silyer sentiment
In this country, the decline In the stock
market, a decided break In Liverpool,
falling spot prices, rains In Eastern ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. juno 3. 1893.
SALEs.-I.000 Virginia Century at 60Is.
The closing quotations for today:
GovEsSYgSr SECUatriE 81. A3keI.
United states Fs.................. 1J9 =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04
,Vhiskey-Steady at s1.22.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO. June 3.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat-Higher: July 81 5-Sc.; August.
81 3-4G5i 7-Sc., asked; September, 50 3-Sc.,
nominally.
Corn-Higher; June, % 5-sc.; July,
% 1-Sc., bid; September. q l-4aZ1 3-Sc.
July. II 7-Sc., bid; August. II l-4c.. bid.
rN-Unchanged: standard mess. new.
in jobbing way, at SIS; old nominal at
1915.
Lard-Unchanged; prime steam at Al5;
choice. Si.25.
Bacon-Unchanged; shoulders. boxed.
$50: longs and clear ribs, $L75. clear
sides. $50: hams. sS.5O4sS.95; breakfast
bacon. s9500SlO5O.
Dry Salt Meats-Unchanged spot, loose
shoulders SiIN. ribs 81. clear 81 10.
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~n~ANN

Qh 7h in silver, gold, or green
zulu backs for Mems Black
Clay Worsted Suits, Sack or
Cutaway.
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opening. hisnssI Loges- Clos

Cash quotations.: Flour quiet ana
steady; prices unchanged. No. ? spring
wheat, s. 3-sQ57 1-ic. No. red, 500
90 he. No, 2 corn, Z7G2I S-Sc. No.
oats, II 3-iQH 7-8c. No. 2 rye, % lie.
Mess pork, s6.%QN; Lard, si0l l-29Al0.
shoulders, SIP 1-2G<iSl 1-2. Short clear
sides, $G 1884 Whiskey, $L22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, June a.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; common
10 extra steers. s3.25NN.3O; stOckers and
feeders $2S0.tS390: cows and bulls, H.e0fl
S.5; TexsnsA s. ZOq$3.Sj.
Hogs-Recelpts, 3,OO0 head; market
firm early. but closed weak: heavy pack
to choice mixed S3Hs330; choice assorted,
S330QS335; light, S.lOaS.4O; pigs, 5000
1885.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; mar
ket weak; sheep. Sc; lambs, l0a 2jc lower;
inferior to choice, s3uA.JJ; lambs, $3.50
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o.. June 3.-F1our-Quiet;
winter patents. S3.6O4S.S; spring patents,
$3.60ds390
Wheat-Quiet and easy; No. red,
track. Coo.
Corn-Quiet and easy; mixed ear. 2Si5c.
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. 2 mixed,
2lhc.
Pork-Quiet and firm mess, $50.
Lard-Steady and I'm fair demand; steam
leaf, 462ia; kettle lard. S462lz
Bacon-Quet and in moderate demand;
loose shoulders, $3.50; short-rib sides.
$.37iz; short-clear sides, N.6212; bellies,
SiS71a.
Dry-Salted Meats-Firm and quiet loose
shoulders, S3.Sla; short ribs. 8.Sl2 short
clear sides, 81; bellies, A25; boxed meats,
. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-04

&c FL in silver, gold, or green
WV'VV backs for Mems Atwood
Light-Color Bannockburn Che
viot Suits-neat and stylish.
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eas arpfarttafte aeffmitteL

0ir 81. 9. @reeue. Elm @aufmann BON
@bilbOpie, ga, beseust, baB er bic
S6minbiu6t sebabt bat, baB er p6Qis
aufsesebeu setuelen iei, alle fir @elb su
erlangenben Bebanblunsslnet &C..
babt unb ale Suitenmittel ueriudt babe,
bon benen er 81 b6ren befommen, aber
Obne GrfOls. St bradte pieie gsa9te
i9laflos in ieinem 2ebuitubl 3u. gr
iputbe idlieslid basu bewosen, Dr.
Sings Neue gntbedilns gu benuben uno
iuuroe burd ben @ebrau6 BON uur 5rpei
Slaidea sebeilt. Die lebten brci Sabre
mar er ipieoer eifris in ieiuem @ei6dfte
tbdtis uno Iast, 0r. Sings Neue @nt-
beduns lei bas sroBartisfte Seilmittel,
bas es aiebt. oa es inn unb anberen
8emobnern ieines Ortes 70 piel 9eniibt
bot. Or. Sings Meue @utbedung fpiro
sarantirt fir 9niten, @rfdltunesn unb
G6uinoiudt. Gs oerfeblt ieinen 3ped
ME. 8robef1aiben frei in Der Mpotbefe
bon S. &alteper & Sobn.
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Cages . 1teuigfeiten.
: n | q /, b

Rad lansem 36esrn bat Der
prdfbem @leoelanb ieBt ben 9enor
&obrigues. ben bipIomatii6en Der,
treier bes reuen centralameritanilben
Staatenbunbes .,Die sr0Bere &epub.
lit bon @entro Mmerifa" (betehenb
aug Sonburas, yiearaeua unb Sal.
pabor) formea uab offeisu empfangen
uub odour6 alfo ba8 neue Siaatenges
bi(oe anertannt.
= @ongfeBmann DiHgieD. bsr 8or.
Rbenbe be8 us.Wusi1uHes fit Mit.
tel uno Wege, bat nd einem Beri6ter.
itatter gesentber babin auageipro1en.
6aB aud in Der gu eruartenben neuen
3arif. .Bia eroBes @emi9t ouf bic 9e.
clprpeitdts @IauIeI gelegt merben
lptrbe.
gunbes Senator 9oar bat er.
fldrt. baB ct gang entifieben gegen
@amerons &efolution our Nnertennnng
Der unabbduei9teit Gubas itimmen
werbe. Gale bat fi9 ebenfaas bage.
gen ausgeiprphen.
- Bon ben 511 Baf1asieren, bic nj
benz frans6fiiden Dampfer .patrieA
i'm Nem Dorter 6afen ontamen, tuur.
ben auf 8efehl Der Smmigrationsbe.
b6rben 200 auf @ais SsIanb auradee.
baIten. Sie meiiten Dapon finb .sSstas
liener, bic a11 5. December In Neapel
an gorb tamen. Sie 8eIunbbeitss
beamten erfldren, baB bies bic mhftelte
@eieli6aft iei, bic ibnen felt Iamger
3eit gu 8efidte gefommen tp1re.
MuslanD..
Sn GoIae Der Mufbebuug bes
8ermins ('Future".) @efddf!es
bur9 bas neue beuti9e 86riengeieb
bat fid bic probuttenb6rIe In 6alIe
oufgeI6f. Nnbere eIeidartiae g6rieu
iinb seneiat. bteies gelipiel ua6,u.
abmen. Die .,Rorobeuti9e 4aeemeine
3eitung" idreibt ba3u: rOie Nuwenb:
bartlett bes 86riensefeBes III niGt BE-.
ieitigt. wenn bic 80rfe bur1 cine freie
gereiniguug eriebt wirb."
- Ser preuBiide 2aabtag bat ned
fur3 por ieiner Vsrtasung bas Miqueps
i@e e6ulbeniiIgunss proiect, ben To-,
genannisu ,,auiomaten", nermorfeu.
- Der on Der &iiffe Der Sniel @ne
roqao eeiheiterie Sampfer r5buin.
gia~ f6eint rettung8lo8 berIoren au
lem. Die Wannfhaft tpurbe geretiet
unb aub ettua Elm Drtttel Der Iabunq
tcnnte geborgen merben.
= Su gangfof murbe ber amerita.
nii9e 9eneraIconful 4elIeit bon fame.
tifben SDlooteu an9egriffen unb p:rs
munbet Sic Derlangten BON ibm bic
Jreilafung eines augeblib wiberred5ts
lid gefangen gebaltenen siamefen.
Der ameritaaiide @sianbte Barrett
bot Der fiamefiden &esierung cine
ernite Befdwerbe bieriiber oorgeIeat
uno fofortige @enustbuans perIangt.
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8, gsie G6mer;baft.

Die Shmer;ert BON Teuralsie per>
nriadt, ilno sufpeilen 70 enprm bae
man beinabe bapon perriiot tperben
fOnnte. Salpaticn Sel beieiti9t Iclde
Sdmer3en fofcrt uno flirirt 9teurals
gle 70 raid oaB 9tiemano mehr auf bic
Weiie Su leioen braud,t. 6err csaccb
&lein, 1886 Main Ctr, @panspille,
Snc., fdreibt pie fcl9t: |HDeeine Sran
lit felt Z Sabren an Jteural9ie abcr
feitoem iie Salpaticn Sel gebraud,te,
it lie pcllfcmmen frci baocn. Sd, be-
banpte baB es bas bette Eminent 1T
nno id iperbe es INNER i'm Snaule bals
ten. Sd, ielbit bate felt Ianser 3eit
&beumatismus unb gebraudte piele
slnlmente bod Galpaticn Sel eripies
lld, beiier ais ir9enb eit anberes Waits
tel uno that bic beitcn Dienite." Sals
patton Del fcitet nur 25 GentS.
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Itd) aus Rriioerie iueigern, ben Berfebr
nit etnem Acknowledgement Wlanue su
beginner. @esen slniibten gu tdmpfen,
bielt ct fir unniiee Miibe.
Oas Mittaselien mar uorsiiettb,
iotpobl in Der @abl ber gpeilen, olS
in ibrer 3ubereitune, uno Der @raf
mar, mie allie Mdnuer, oasegen nidt
unempfinoli9. Nadoem man li6 bonn
Glide erbob, rebete Srau BON Berger
ibrem Safe ;t, Witttagsrube gu balten.
Der Gag uirb Sbnen ionit gu
lang, nerliderte ite. sails Der Graf
it'd nadJ 8eipeslng lebae, 10 rietb iie
tim, In beai fafgen Sorrioor oben aui
unb nieoer gu seben, BEN iie in idled'
TEN g4etter oft ais @anbelbabn gu be.
nueen pflegte.
Gr banfte ibr fir bic freunbliden
Ratbid]ld9e uno iie entfieB ibn nit
Der 8itte, iih tint fiinf llbr gum 9bee
Dieber bel ibr ein;ufinoen. Sein ;3im'
mer fam ibm 70 pertraut Dor, ais be-
wobne er es idon lause. ga es seratit
mig gelrt9 ipar, ibin bas stufs unt
9Geber9eben 3u eeitatten, 10 sus er es
ppr, lid bic ibm ituentbebrlif)e Bes
lueguug bier gu MAIDEN. gtls es gu buns
feln begaun, bra6te Der Oiener eire
Yampe; ;u9lei9 benlerfte BET @raf,
baB er ibm einige 8ii6er bin9elegt
bate, baB Srau BON 8erser 1nitbin in
jeoer @eiie fir Die 8ebaslidtett ibres
@altes Iorgte. Gr freute iid) auf Die
Sbeeitunce unb auf ben abeub, ben er
In @eiellibaft ieiner gSirtbin perbrins
gen tpiiroe. llno ipirfli6 ipar es elm
bebaslides 3ulammenlein, Die Stunoe
am 5beetil6e nit ibr.
n0aben sndoiae Grau ben abeno
frei, ober iinb gie nod INNER bei9dfs
ti9t?A fraste er.
sd bin frei unb fan,l mid Sbnen
wiomen, ermioerte iie. yllnb tpeutt es
gie intereiiirt, mill i'd, ebe i'd neine
Sanoarbcit uornebme, Sbnen porlin>
gen. SD bin ia eisertli9 perpfli1tet,
meine @erldun,niB BON Gage ieet
nabaubolen uuo Elm iuenis fir Sbre
unterbaltuns ;u forsen. @ollen sic
mid gum @eianse besleiten?"
nWenn Sbnen nteire Ge9leitun9
seniiet-sern.
Sortiesana foIst.
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Gttpas gSifsenswerthes.

@s 1T geuiB etipas iuertb au tuifIen,
oaB bic bette Weoi5in 5ur 4uffrildune
uno 8rdftiauus bes erid)5pften gierpen=
ipitenis oas @leftrie B;tters 1T. Oieie
Wteoi5in 1T rein ueseiabilll9 uub iuirft,
tnoem iie Die Nerpemcentren I'M Maaen
trdftigt, bic 2eber uno bic giieren su ers
neuter 9bdtisfeit anrest uno oabur6
oiele Srsane in ben Stanb iebt. ole
unreinbeiten eus oem 8lute Su ehtferz
men. 0as @leftric Gitters itGrft ben
Gppetit, f6rbert bic &eroauuns, uno
ipiro bon Genen, Die es perlu9t baben,
als oas bette 8lutreini9uusas uno Nerz
penftdrtunssmittel seribmt, uel6es es
siebt. Man perlude es. 8erfauft au
so Gents nno S100 per Slai6t in Der
Npptbefe bon S. &alteper 6 Gobn.
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- Die 9ta6ri6t. baB aaifer WiI.
belm ii. bos bonn 3ar!sru1er Militdr.
geri1t gefdllte urtbeiI tiber ben 2ieute.
mont b. griiewib, Der i'm bortigen
,.Gofe Sonnbdufer" ben We6aniter
Siepmann erhOden bot, ni9t befdiiat,
ionoern bic nr9maIlge proaefiiruna
oes b. SrtifeDiB anseOronet babe, fheint
fb au beifdtigen. so foIaert mon me.
niefens aus Der BON 8arlsrube einae.
troffenen Na6ridt. baB bic bamaIs
beInommenen 3eugen be8 @orfalles i'm
s@afe Sannbdufer" aur no6maIiaen
Wernebmung pergeIaben finb. uub 6oB
aud onbere perionen. bic fi9 bamals
nnb feitbem In Der prefs 3ur abaabe
ibres 3eugniRs8 erboten, beren Ser.
nsbm1na bonn Wiliidrseri9t ober ab.
eelebnt porben mar, geb0rt nerben
follen.
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5eiertass : Grluriioueu.

Die Snternaiionalbabn pertauit. pie
allidbrli6, Jeiertag8.@ .@Tturiion8biQeite
nod puntten i'm Siiooifen am 2l.
unb %. December. su eiuem Gabr.
preiie fiir bic &uubrsiie, 9lItig fur 80
Sage bonn Yerfauf8tage.
2Otale @rfuriionen perben ebenfalls
fir Weibnadten uno Neuiabr arran:
9irt.
Weaen tpsiterer 4ustunft nenbet
gu6 an ben Snternatioualbabn Sidst.
Neeuteu obsr f6reibt an
.. s. pries,
u. O. g. w., paIehine. Seras.
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etm Neuiabrsaeid,emt In ausfiat,

Die unermebliAe Erputaritdt rcn SoRetter' 8 Mas
genbtiters III oas GrsebutF ener tul& trei unb Elm
9alb Jatr5ebut frrtseesten prpte, bte bas Gitters
IN ieeem einseluen fad sldu5enb beiauten bot. Die
cas reraaugene, 70 utr6 auh bas fcmmenbe Sobr BE-
srabt turG bas Gri&etnen etnes neuen Glmanafs, in
TelHem Grt unb 8sf6offenteit, Gnmenpuna unD
Wtrtun9 eteier ptltberhbmten arjnei ttar ansernsi
anhereeiest fnb. Die eetthre bes Glmana@s lpbnt
Eb thr Jeten, her fiG edmtt beIGdftist Nbiclute
Gtnaut9fett her aftrouemiider unb faleneartid,en
BereGnunsen mereen ben almana9 rte In teu pers
sdnsenen, 70 I'm ftnft'sen Sabre ausBet&nen, wdb.
rene eer Iterarti4e Gbei belsbrenhea, bumrrfti&en
nnc anSsmein tutersHauten eefeftfi entbdit Beicns
eefs ~ erndbnen fnp ete tiafeu, fhnfert5@ rcuens
eeten Sauitraticnea. Der Nlmdna9 ptrb pom 9ubs
ltfattonss Derarement ber 1retter 60 tn gtttsburs
va., betaus8essbeu un6 prh tn enaiider, beutf&er,
tranBpfjneS, peti&er, nprmeatider, fhreeii&er,
boudneti4er, t6bmi3er unt fpaniiner Spra&e qe
erudt. Gne apctbeter unb 9dnhler tn Gouutrps
Rldssn hefsrn ibn auf @unf& uneniseItltG.
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Grlamger.

mftt Sem ,.grlan8er" bat bic Zone
Star Sramerei einen 9rnmpf amsge
tptelt. oer mtd5t 81 iiberbieten tit. 0as
Bter bat eineu pollen, reimen, feines.
iue8e mnauBeuebm iiikliden 0es
i@mad, ,ute Ote msiiten bnnflen 8iere.
50 tit aus benz beften Wfal3 nnb 80.
pten ber8ettellt nab bat 0aS rimttge
Alter erreidtt, nm eS ais etm 2a8erbter
erf1er 3laife empfeblen 5n f6nnen. Das
,,srtanger" BET 2one Gfar.8raueret
TIT benz Wsaisegtraet ebenbiirtia mmo es
iollte tn feiner Samtiie feblen, tuetl es
fir Tran nab Sinoer eim tn Der Gbat
ftdrtenneS nao uabrbaftes @emnRn,it.
tel TIT.
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gerpabt Die Gelesenbeit nidt uuo
beiu4t bic alte 6etmatb.

Die M. 6. & 3..gabn (Die aatp)
IdBt Gpecials3age unb bur9Iaufenbe
Cars nod ben ipi9tisfen ihb6ali9en
Stdbten luufen unb oerfauft @nnbs
reife 8illette 3u einem Gabrpreiie om
81. unb %. DECEMBER, etiltig flir
80 Sage sur &adreiie bonn gerfaufs.
tage an.
Megen rdberer austunft penbet
gu1 on Us. 9. @ru1b,
9. 3. & 5. a., M. 6. & 8. BGbu,
Dallas, $eras.