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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
OUR CARD BASKET.

tCommun ioatious for this column should
be written GA one side OF the paper only Snd
addressed sour Gard Basket" NEPUBLIcAN
ofhce.l
Mr.. Brandt Hoffman IL visiting rela-
tives and friends in Coatesville and Parks
burg
The wedding of Mr.. Fred Messick and
Miss Emma Sprague has been announced
to take place next Wednesday evening,
Nov. 20.
N, N. Irwin of Georgetown was here yes
terday,
Scott Walls Of Georgetown was in this
city yesterday.
Charles l.. Moore of Georgetown was
In this city yesterday.
O. c. Welsh has returned from gun
ming trip down the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tecumseh Wilson are Wis
iting Mr.. Wilson's parents at George
town.
The Rev +. f. Briggs, the new pastor
of Second Baptist Church, has arrived in
this city
Townsend w. Miller and Miss Ida ].
Elliott were married at their new home,
No. 2l0l Boulevard last night.
Walter Sellers, prominent member of
the A. o. U. w. Of Camden, N, j., is Wis
iting Justice Of the Peace Lewis Sasse.
Miss Elizabeth Gardner and James Rod
gers were married in St. Paurs X. Q.
Church yesterday afternoon by the hev'
NJ. \. Fallon.
Mis- Jennie L. Kift, the ccomplished
daughter of Joseph Kift, Jr., Of West
Chester, is visiting friends in our city.
Miss Lydia Porter of Smyrna is visiting
here.
Mic, ,,,r,i, r,a,o 80 na,,.r l., u,0;t;r,
,,a mi'' 'i''n'' '0'''i "a ''''ei - '''''''e
no'u'
MISS Maine walsh VINO mas been Vlslc-
ing MISS Name Ramsey OF CheSter mas re-
turned home.
Miss Ida NJ b Burser is spending the
week at Henry Gray's, Mashallton, Del.
William Moonev and Mic. Name Walsh
ware nmmn~ thnss nrescnt in chester on
TUESDAY nvsnimg when Miss Name Ram.
SOW wns piyrn n birthday surnrise marty
at her home at Second and Pennell streets.
1t was Miss Ramscys nineteenth ami
evrsary and after recovering from the sur
prise she entertained her guests in pleas
ant manner. Prof. Nichols rendered u
selection entitled "The Mocking Bird"
and furnished music for the dancing that
followed. Refreshments were served.
Miss Ramsey received IL number OF pres
ents
Mis-, Ida Brown ia visiting her mother
at Rock Run.
a. r,,,,,,,,. cor H. Eu,
-. on i ntsuaiy n ovonihg -, ~ 'I9'', nt, nfuu
Evans IhlTy broom, "Gnrge Ia, Eo'Bptoii,
Milton bGkley' Jolii StGD1Mu'.' h' Ne,
JaIlcs Hniiai.i oiI,cl, WI; ~ ~" mi
per,o'eo opnison I"ios ff v y, Gme liz
'''i'eI VI -. nJ
Il's W sco s,ie eAriiipiiiio"''oii VI 'Ao ''iiio
uoelee u Ma'o'ry'
The anniversary of the First Preshyte-
rian Sunday School will be celebrated to-
night. The school orchestra will furnish
the music. There will be rccltations by
Waiter percivnl and Mahala Wells. Rev.
Ezra Tinker will deliver the address. There
- i'll be singing by the school also by Anna
Simmons, Edith Johrson, Robert sim.
MONS Leslie Bonham, Martie Handy,
May Mohe4" H. Mary MorioWi iiofhGe ID.
nn iit, q rla''N hS'in, Mi'Se' ''''o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

A stranger comes to Wilmington who
says he has good thing He puts AN a,l-
vortisemcnt in one OF tho daily papers Of
ferlng to give live man who has small
capital n good thing and an excellent op.
portunity TO make from s. to SO day.
The woods are full Of just such good Sa.
maritaus Tho promoters are too cUwardly
to steal und too luly to WORK md thus
prey upon tho gulUhtIity OF the poor dc.
luded fools who answer their get rich
quick advertisements.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
AMUSE N e NTS.


At the Opera House last evening the
strong melodrama The Great Diamond
Robbery, was presented by an unusually
strong company to u good house The
company Is undoubtedly the hest which
has ever been seen here in melodrama
Rose Eytinge, as Madame Rusenbaum
Miss Annie Yeamans as Mrs. o Geohan;
Fanny Cohen rs Peggy Dolly; George c.
Boniface as Clinton Bnlward; Selene
johnson as Mrs Bulford, and WA. White.
car rs Dick Brummage, were all excellent
and the remainder of the company above
tho average. The scenery is the best which
could be secured. The same company will
appear again this evening and should be
greeted with large house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

DAVID Starr Jordan, President Of the
Leland Stanford University ii Il member
Of the Behring Sea Commission and is on
his way tu Washington 10 make his report
TO the Secretary Of lho Treasury. lie says
Americas herds of seals on the islands Of
st. Paul and St. George are three times
as large as those upon the Russian Seal
Islands They number about liO, 900
breeding females or about 40 000 Of all
ages and both sexes This Is about one,
fifth OF the number Oh these is
lands ten years ago, The JAPANESE herds
have been elterininatcd by the reckless
European and American killers.
There were formerly four Of these herds
on the Kwril Islands, north VI Japan.
These herds were there five or six years
ago, but are gone now"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1886.


The Democrats who uphold the action
of the returning board in Kent county,
also are ready to justify the effort to steal
the sheriff's Office in New Castle county
1t Is needless to say that the men who ex-
cnse such conduct put themselves on par
vlllsiny, there is no use in holding elections
The conduct Of the rebsls who attempted
to overthrow our Government Is just as
defensible. If tho conduct of the voters
was unlawful, the virtuous Democrats
should have them arrested aud punished.
The Attorney General offered reward for
all yiolators OF the election laws, and If
SO much fraud existed, why are the guilty
parties not arrestedg The truth Is that
the men who have committed this outrage
have no proper excuse to offer for their
rascality. They are in the position OF
robbers and assassins who hold that might
makes right II there is no way to reach
such scoundrelism, we may ~ we'll abol'
ish elections and allow anarchy TO reign.
If the Republicans had united as they
should have Done all this trouble would
have been prevented, as tho State would
have been rescued from tho lawless gang
and future victories would haze bHen AS
sured. The attack on tho character Of
the candidates for the Legislature, Levy
Court and Convention Is unwarrahted.
They are the peers fanny men in the coun.
ty and their libelers know it SGounlrels
alone can resort tosuch course in order
TO Justify their infamous conduct. They
are Of the people, intelligent and honor
able, and tho property of the country
would have been rs safe III their htnds rs
it ever has been, much safer indeed than
it could be under tho management OF "a
set Of free silver advocates, who wuhld
ruin the business Of our country IN order
to carry out Il theory which the ezpe.len'
ces OF tho past have proved 10 be most
belnous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

.strale Kelleys court last night
Isa, uDdstein charged Yon Lee, propri-
etor of King street laundry, with as
sault, The testimony showed that some
boys had tormented the Celestial and he
caught Isaac and punched him. The mag
istrute transferred the case to Judge Balls
court
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
SPECIAL NlBSrlON

American Laundry, COZ West Front st.
tnp pinsuni ioecuiut. Ipi E. seoouh.
M. F. Dayls, Jewsier. o ID. 2nd :.
Go to DR.. Slmms' drug etore. 6O8 King
street. for eye cure. You don't have to
suffer with sore eyes when you have q
bottle OF his eye cure. We have tried It
and 1t has proved a sure cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

THEHE is Il cut in meat up at Bristol,
Pa Rump steaks are selling for s cents
a pound, fresh pork and Sausage ut cts
pound; mutton chops at . cents pound
q prio,s still on the drop
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

Most OF the oonsurnptlves that come to
us are 1ncurable. They have neglected
until too late, but still there are cases that
come on time and are cured by Dr.Simm'
White Pulmonic Baisam and Vegetable
Pills. Depot Cos King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
a Suggestion.


Mother EiHT's sweet Worm Powders,
voIC auD rcs-fuIly usuN In tIeltgug cuilircn5
comp "a ITS lS @GthrI rfai uryedr- :, uu Sc
h,lLc h Hrtl ltuue n Now lulh. Ihcy
WI certainly remove ait A.nAs VI HtSyins
ana wheh a ctNd Is frvcfIsl. ~ IA 90 s3uKs-
sch and iiirpAIHr huWc,n thGy EvayS vurc,
Pleasant htl LNTh'e-s 10 u'lk Mo Nrrs
thOuld give Mc'E't trays risr Worm Pow.
1eIS 10 lEClI r.,i.r,L G thsI,H.IIy tEru. gil
the year JRry lIeyrLt worms iUTuA :.
SOLD ly all drggi,ts Price % cents SAM
pies sent free. Address. Allen : Oiu stoI.
lie koy, y u sl2.Il an
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

j. r. Wright of Wilmington, Del, says
Dr.. Simms White Pulmonic Bulsnm
cured him of II severe disease of tho throat
and lungs, after other remedies failed, 1t
is surely the leading remedy for coughs.
Cos King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
DEGISTERs ORDER
N HE0IsTEne OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE County, DEL,

DEGIeTERS ORDER
IN HEGIsTEn'e OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE County. DEL.
Oct. 10. 1896
Upon the application Of william il.
NOVEL;, executor Ct Annie NJ. Ap-
pleby late of Wilmington Hundred.
in said county. deceased. 1t is
ordered and directed by the Reg.
lister that the Executor aforesaid.
mentary upon the estate OF the deee ssed,
with the date Of granting thereof, by eaus.
Ing advertise inents to be posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters in six of
the most public places of the county of New
Castle, requiring all persons aving demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an act Of Assembly in such cass
made AMI provided; and also cause the same
10 10 inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REPUBLICAN. newspaper published
In Wilmington. Del. and to be continued
therein thu co weeks, 10. 0. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal OF
Bs. Office OF the Register aforesaid at
- WillargtUn in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day aud year above written.
CALVIN W CHOSSAN, Regist
HOrlCE-Notice Is hereby gtveA that Ietters
TCstamentary were IN due form OF law
Of Oct, a. D.. 1896. and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the do.
ceased must preseut the same. duly attestel
10 the said Executor on or before the
18Th day OF Oct 1897 or abide the ACT
Of Assembly In such case made aud provided,
WILLIAM II. NOVEL;.
Executor.
Address: Ilo5 W. eth Street, wilmington
Del 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

For flrst.class dyeing and securing go
at the Delaware Dye Works. 30 King
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

ny OTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Az Board OF Medical Examiners. represent :
ing the president and fellows OF the Medical
Society OF Delaware, In compliance with an
act entitled IAN act regu!iting the practice
OF medicine and Surgery" passed at Dover,
April IL. 1865 will hold an OK animation at
Dover. Del. December 8, o. and 10. 1896 The
bonrd will convene at 10 II H. and adjourn at
4pm., incluIing one hour from to = o'clock
p IN for interml ssiOn. Application must be
madetn writing accompanied by II fee OF SO.
Applicants must be moro than 81 Years:of nge
o. good moral character. and must have re-
ccived diploma from legally lncorporat ed
medical col!cgn or col iegos Applicants who
have received their degree after the study of
medicine Tor ut east tour years inclutin u
three tui courses of tect ures In different
years. In some legally incorporated med cul
college or co leRes.
Application blanks can be obtained from
]. 5. Vallandlgham, NJ. D., secretary Medl-
cal Council Of Delaware. Miidietown. Della.
ware. aud when filled should be promptly
returned to him. J II. WILSON
Secretary Board Medical Examiners.
nl7-l0 Dover. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
MRS: MOORE

Reads your NE from the cradle to tho grave
by ths Inns In your hand satisfaction
guaranies God. ia E. lltb street. Ks and 5Oc
nll-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

pUILDING DRICK-An grades In snY
- quantity. JOHN NJ SOhOMON.
Office. No. West ThirI street,
Phones li8 aud 203
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19
CA.SToRIA.

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a ~ ! IMAZI1a< G i!;I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

NJ OTICE--'rhc MlddoborouYh Marsh Co.
IN have closed their road from public
travel. SAMUEL MCDANIEL. Pros.
NIL Btd-2tWs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

M ANTED-Occupt for a picely fur
w nished front room. heat gas. bath anu
aIl coaven.ences ut so West ith ST. M Ut. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-19

NOrlCE-$500 90 reward for the arrest of
~ Thomas Gibbons alias cleveland jim"
an1 John Smith. alias 'Chester jack prls.
oners who eseapoh from New Castle !Al on
Saturday evening. Sept. ~. 1876. PAUL
GlLLlS. Sheriff. s.S.tr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
WpbIeHe Smttb ctt'S.

Der Nrtifel 81 Der Misunderstanding
befimmt, buB fir ben Sbronfolger, fObalo
er bic @robidbrigfeit errei9t bat, ober audi
friibsr, fans er fi9 osrmdblt, bebor ct ma
iOrenn getpOrben 1T, mittelf 9eiebss cine
iGbrli9e Qpanage fsitgefebt tperOen fOI.
Dieter Nrtifel ber 8erfafung 1T Biz gum
bentigen Sage mod ni9t bur3gefiibrt nor
ben, obglet9 Der Bring BON Nedpel f9on felt
benz Sabre 1891 maiorenn lit. Wobl batten
bic bamulige &~e9ierung unb bic baraiffoz
genben gabinette BEL benz &Dntge pieberbolt
beantragt, ben &ammern cine 8orfa9e, be-
treffenb bic @pandge bes &ronprin3en gu
unterbreiten, einerieits UNI bic 8erfaHnng
ni3t gu berleben unb unbererfeits un feinen
9rdceOen5fau gu f4affen, Der &Onig iebo4
mics ben 8Drf9lag isbesmal NIT &idlt9t
anf bic findn3iele Gage bes 2anbes auriid
unb entf4ieb, baB Der 9ousbult bes prin5en
BON Neapel aus Der gtbiutfte beitritten perz
ben ToG. 60 fteben bic 9tnge mod beute.
MnldBlt9 Der bebprftebenben 8ermdblung
bes S6ronfoIgers trat nun bic Srage aberz
mails in ben @orbergrunb. Ser &Onig tpei=
CERT ii9 tpieber, bas Budget Our9 cine eigene
Npanage fir ben prin5en BON Neapel gu be-
~laiten, tpd6renb bic &egierun9 unter Sim
ipeis auf bic ausbriidli9e 8e itimmung Der
8erfuTung Die tonititutionele 2Dfung Der
Nngetegen6eit befiirnprtet. Der &Dnig fpq
nun ~folgenben 4ustpeg gepGblt baben: I'm
ben Nnforberungen Der @~erfafung gere@t
au iperben, ion bic Regierung ben &amz
rnerr bas Npanugegeieb porlesen, glei45eitig
foG uber bic fDnigli9e Gibinifte INN ben Be-
trug Der Mpanage Derminbert tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

rii4t, Der &afiirer iei unter 3uriidlaTuna
zines enormen Delights entpiI9t. 9as Sc
rii4t ipurbe kiber bur9 bic Sbatfa@en BE-
itdtigt. Man ftellte felt, baB bic feGlenbe
Snmme fid auf etpa 100000 Sire belaufe,
obne ben S9aben gu rs4nen, ben Der &afz
firer berf9iebenen prioatperfonen bur@
SGlf3ung ibrer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auf
Be4feln 5usefiigt bat,t 3dblt man gum
fS9aben bet Stabt ben Der pribatperIonen
bin8u, 10 ergiebt .ii4, baB Der gommenbas
tore 4ntonio Wartine3 ungefdbr cine unb
eire babe Miqion Sire unterI9lagen bat.
@r ipurbe auf einem Suite bes 5iirt ten b.
panbolfina in Der NGbe BON palermo berz
baftet, mo- er fi9, als Bauer bertleibet, berz
ftedt Bate. 8eim erten 8erb0re &c itanb er,
buB er ft9 babe 1nregelmdBigteiten 3u
|S9ulben fpmmen lafien, aber er le1gnete
anfdngli4, bic ltnteri6riften bes Snnbitus,
Mar9efe 6abure, beg 5iiriten y panbolz
finu unb an6erer DISQUALIFICATION palermos
gefGlf9t gu baben. @egen S9lub bes Ser
b0res geiturb er 6unn aud bic Naba6mung
Der 11nterfdriften. St f4eint ii9 bss gerz
t6eibigungsfbftems bebienen gu ponen, an
bas iih ieiner 3eit SunlOngo gebulten bate:
au9. er iibergab Der 9oli5ei cine Site BON
perfpnen, ipel9en er 9arleben in barren
9elbe eegeben gu buben %bebauptet. limb
bie1e per Ionen tpdren Muni3ipalrdt6e unb
pplitifer! Odrdus folgt nit Wabrf9einz
li9teit, buB ff9 audi in patermO cine Retbe
BON Stanhdlen enttpideln tpirb. IS muir
ben ar9 f9on einige Namen g%endnnt; dber
bic @enannter baden fi9 beeilt, gegen bas
8Iatt, bas tie erpdbnt bdt, bic 8erleumz
bunesflase GIT erbeben unb ausfiibrli9e grz
fldrungen unb Gehtfertigungen gu 9sben.
Ser 8iirgtrmeifter BON Palermo, Cont
menbutore Olipieri, bat 6eim Gibilfommifs
far GObrOn9i barduf gebrungen. baB iiber
ben Snbalt biefes angebli9en 8riefpddets
bones 2i9t berbreitet perbe, ba es ungere4t
ipdre, Die Mitglieber oes &ommunalratbes
tanse 3eit ben @erbddtigungen bloBgeiteGt
au lafen. @r srbielt bas @eripre9en, baB
bus pudet in feiner @egentpdrt tperbe gez
Dffnet perben, bamit er Dem &%ommundlz
rattle ielbit barber 8eri9t e~ritatten tonne.
9a in Stalien bic Politit in @1es tnb
SSebes eingemti9t tpirb, 10 min mon ie du3
nit bieiem 8erbre9en in 8erbinbung brinz
gen. 9ie 5reunbe &ubini's iasen, Der biez
btf9e 8ufiirer lei BON ben Sreunoen grispi's
protegirt iporben, lpdbrenb bic 4nbdnger
@rispi's entge9nen, er fei cine berbOrragenbe
peri0nli9feit ber pdrtei &ubini's. 9iefe
polemit ptrb in bel o1bertr 8eiie bur9 ben
umitanb beri9drft, buB Rubini 9arlermiz
taner unb Grispi Nbgeorbneter BON gulermo
lit. Sn Der frun3Dfi4en preffe perben Die
ertpdbnten ffdnbaf0ien @orgdnge n%anentz
li9 segen grispi periOnli4 Derpertbet, ipelz
9em, 3. 9. i'm nSenps", petbre9eri19e 8ez
5ie6ungen gu Mdrtine5 na4gefagt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11

tete, bas blinbe Wert3eug Der often getpeier
gu iein, BON Der er ni9t tpiffe, per tie let
prGi.: l1nb Sic, Srau s., 9aben al bie@
fen S9ipinoel seglaubt9 5rau g.: SD bite,
mein Mann mar gerdbe geitorben .Prdi.:
l1nb sic. mein 5rduletn, bic sic 8laees
bqnbi4ube tragen, baden bod getpiB bier
in Der 9auptftaot cine S6ule bein4t? 9as
Mdb9en (DeriddrnD: Sa, i'm &loiter. (9si5z
tertei). grdf.: Wie benabm ii9 &olompdr,
als er i'm Nuftrage Der alten s3igeunerin
bel Sbnen erf9ien?< Oas cine Srdnletn: Wie
cine @ule i'm WaTer nit ibren 5liigeln, -
pintte er NIT BEN 9Gnben. Wir perftanben
i'm unb fnietsn .nieber. (@rpBe 9eiterteit.)
Prdi. !: Mertpiirbig, ale, 9ret fnieten Sic
nieber9 Oas Srdulein: Warum benin ni6t,
bite? Prdis: Sic fragen nod, tparum
nidt9 Die Maua unh lire S04ter: l@r
fagte ia, oaB er Der 8eelaebub pdre. (9eitsr@
fett.) ST befabl uns gu beten. Mngefl. Bite,
Blob Elm @aterunier. Die @~er9anblung en-
bette bamit, baB &olompar gu bier Monaten
@efdngnib nnb au 20 81. @elbftrafe oerur=
tbeilt puroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
spaaastlde autsota staata Bethaams uattnsoan Ii. a1opeasber 1896,

geregelten poftpefens erfreien; mad unb
na9 bat er gum ~8riefpoftbient a19 ben
Osnit Der @ertbbriefe unb poitanpeiIungen
Q878), ber, poftpu6ete Q88O, Der pOItuufs
trdse Q885), enbli9 audi bic 3eitungspers
mittlung q89D aufgenOmmen. Die '8er
~mi6unger, cine einbettli9e Selegrapbenge=
bubr innsrAdtb guropa's gu f9affen, baben
einen bebeutenben S9ritt nd9 borpdrts ge=
tban; felt Dem 1. Sarrar 1892 1T i'm
Observation-Disclosures unb Gl1=
remburgii6en SelegrupbenDertebr Der fir
ben innern b'ut19en @erfe6r feitge1ebte SaB
bon 5 9fennig fir bus Wort eingefii6rt mora
ben. @benfo 1T es ~geGungen, Die 6pbe @ortz
gebiibr bon 8.85-7.25 Mart fir bds @ort
i'm 8erfebr nit ben fibz unb oitafritdnii9en
@ebieten, 8rdilien, uru9uab, paraguab
unb Mrgentinien auf $50 Mart fir bus
Wort herab3uieben. Y
Sem poftDerfebr bes pGdtten 2anbes 1T
gana beionbere Sorgfalt getpibmet tpprben;
1880 CAB es bort 1889, am 81. Mdrs 1896
bereits 23,890 poitfte0en; 6aoor baben 15,z
430 2onbbeltenrebiere cine 5peimalige, 1856
&eoiere cine breimalige 8ei telung an iebem
@erftage, unb mas NIT beIon0erem 9anf
unauertennen 1T, es tpar in 19,101 2attbbe@
Itelrsoieren cine SonntagsbefeGung eingez
ri9tet; bemaemdB 1T in bieier 3eit BON Is
Sabren bic @eiummt5abl Der fir 2unbbez
ppbner ~eingegungenen Senoungen BON 248
auf 494 MiQionen geftiegen. 1891 mar bic
ldngite Sernipre9leitung Die apiT4en Ser
lin unb 8reslau, 220 Meilen lang; bsute
lpriGt man bequem BON Berlin nd9 Meme1
(625 MetGen), nd4 MiibIbuuien i'm g1iuB
(582 MeiIen), mad &open6agen iiber 9um=
burg II. m. Die te4nii3en Ginridtun=
gen fir 6iefe 2eitun9en, Die 8ron3ebrd6te,
bic 0oppelleitungen, Die umI@altetafeln, bic
@eitGnge u. +. H., bic unterirbiI9en &abelz
leitnnsen finb in 9roBartiger @eiie berbelz
fert unb perbplfommnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-11
Gin nerSiemter GiSembabmIer.

Mm 10. Sftober 1T in &Dln Der Sberz u.rh
,@e6eime 8aurat6 emil GiPPtU geitprben,
elm Mdnn, Der tpie faum Elm anberer auf bic
@nttpidlung Der @iienba6nte6nif anreqenb,
fDrbernb unb bur9 f9Dpferif9e SbGtigteit
fru6tbringenb eingepirtt bat.
Seine 8ebeutung als Gifenbdbnte9niter
liegt, ipie mir einem Nu9ruf i'm r3entral>
blatt Der 8auperpaltung" entnebmen, BE-
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ertannten, bic @ei9en unb @ignale in sez
gegenIeitige, iebe 8etriebsgefdbr ausIGliez
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bieiem @ebtete felbff9Opferif9 unb 5abnz
bre9enb borging. S9on 1869 berOffentz
Il9te er in Der 3eiti9rift fir 8%uutueien
cine Qb6anblung iiber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ri9tungen fir Signale unb Wei4en Be;
8abn5peigungen unb 8abnfreu5nngen, rie
fe BON linn fir msbrere bsrartige Panfte
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gsfIbrt parsn. S9on bieie erften etnz
faben Gi6erungsteGiperte erfiiaten Die
5orberungen, baB Die Stelung zines Sabrz
fignuls unmDgli9 1T, 10 LANCE ni9t ale BON
benz ertparteten 3uge gu befabrenben Wet@
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perben tDnnen, 10 lunge bas sngebOri9e
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tein Signal in Subrtftenung gebra9t fperr
ben tunn, beOor niht anbere rfeiaoli9e"
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