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The morning times., 1896-10-06
Real Estate Transfers

George I. boarman and Job barnard,
trustees to William W. Boarman, lots
96. 81 and 9S, square 544. subject to
James Il. Chapman ct ux to William ]
Miller, part lot l 1, square 230, SO.
George s. Cooper ct uX to George l..
Magruuer, lot a., square 614, in Walkers
sub, $40.
briaget John P, Timothy, and James
F. DuDey to William E. Dubey, the east
80 feet Of original lot IA, square TS5,
$40.
Mary C. Hurdle ct vir Thomas 7. to
Margaret G. Callaghan, part Containing
2O5-I 900 acres Of Fletchall's Chasce
and addition to Roek of Dunbarton, $40.
Thomas Hyde to Malone Wheeless, part of
lots ana D, in bent ct al sub Of Linthi-
cum estate, $4,000.
Clarence r. Norment ct uX and Oden s,
square TAB, In Moments sub, $40.
Henry Ready, theirs of to Leopold Luchs,
parts of lots aud 8, square 557, $40
William h. ShOles aud Charles w. Darr.
trustees to Fielder P. Hackney, part OF lots
anu 4, square 1895, in Holnead's addi-
ton, square 20, $4,15O.
Charles w. Simpson, ct ux. to Clarence
F. NOrment and Odell Smith, lot 56, square
| 743, in Norment's sub; quit claim. $40.
Thomas J. Stanton, ct ux. to Michael Y.
Moran, part OF lot 2 s, square 1232 III Beall' S
addition. and part oil lot 2, in the "Slip,'
| subject to trust, $40.
George W. F. SwartZwell and Clarence B.
Rheeni, trustees to Michael and Nicola
Toseano. lot 80, square 633, in Noyes ct
| al. sub, $40.
Samuel h. Walker and Michael I. Weller
trustees to Henry X. Beck, lot 8, square
| north OF 9S6, in Kelier's SUBJ, 81 500.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
ROAD MUST PAY
Justice O'Neil DecideS the Rapid
Transit Penalty Case.
ter Tested In the Higher
Courts.

Attorney John Rideout, attorney for
the Eckington and Soldiers Home and
Belt Line Railways appeared before Justice
O'Neil yesterday at p. III andagain asked
a continuance in the suit Of the DiStrict or
Coiumb bia against the roads for the coliec-
ton OF $50 per day penalty for non-com-
pliance with the law requiring the roacS'
equipment with rapid transit facilities.
In support of this motion for continu-
ance MIR. Rideout submitted an AFFIDAVIT
of General Manager W. h. Schoepf. which
alleged that the testimony OF +. +. Lord,
superintendent of the II. h. Porter Co S
works at Pittsburg, was necessary to the
proper adjudication OF the matter In ques-
tion. This witness, MIR. Schoepr said,
would be able to establish beyond question
that the equipment of the road, as required
by law, was as matter offact begun before
the time limit, September 10.
Assistant District Attorney A. B. Du:
vail, representing the District, said he would
admit Mr.. Lords evidence, but contended
that the act should De construed In its
proper spirit, which was that the equiI-
ment of the road should have been begun
within the District of Columbia. He also
argued that other provisions of the act pro-
hibited any other construction sof its in
tent.
Justice o'Neif denied the continuance
and decided in favor OF the proSecutio Ii, and
Mr. Rideout gave notice of an appeal. The
bond of the road will be filed today or to-
morrow.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Important Matters Discussed at 1t
Meeting Last Night

Important Matters Discussed at Its
Meeting Last Night.
The Central Labor Union met last even
ing at Typographical Temple. President
Spohn was in the chair and there were
present delegates from eighteen affiliated
organizations.
DeIegates from Brewery Workers Union
No. lis reported that at the last meeting
1T was decided to endeavor to arrange
conference with the local brewery pro-
prIetors, and asked that the secretary OF
the c. L. L. write the brewery managers
informing them of their desire.
The legislative committee, which has
been instructed to communicate with the
commissioners in reference to the employ
ment of PAYERS, reported that they had
received no reply up to this time.
The BARRIERS Union reported two shops,
one i'll Anacostia and one in this CITY
on the unfair list.
there was some dissatisfaction among
individual trade unionists as the result
OF the recent contract of the brewers
with District Assembly Sc. X. of l.. This
feeling Will, however, be controlled he
cause, as prominent member of the C. L.
U. stated, the union would not allow it
self to be involved in any trouble brought
on by PERSONAL grievances.
These matters will, it is understood,
be discussed at the Building Trades Coun-
Gil tonight
The morning times., 1896-10-06
PUSH-CART RAID.
Police Gather in Big Crowd of
Veuders


A raid was made by the reserves of the
First precinct yesterday afternoon on the
Greek push-cart men, who stand OH Seventh
street near Market Space. and thirteen
of the fruit vendors VIII have to explain
TO Judge Kimball in the police court this
morning why they failed to move on
The raid was planned by ~Patrolmau
Miller. who does duty on that beat. The
nen have been arrested time aud again
and have gotten off in the police court
on the promise TO cease blockading the
sidewalk. There was n general tendency
to congreGate about the square yesterday.
and when the officers swooped down on
them there were fully score of carts
in line in less Than as many rods. The
others made good their escape before the
officers could secure their Names
When Officer Miller saw the aggregation
he repaired Immediately to the Twelfth
street station house and notified the re-
serves. He was assisted in making the
arrests by Patrolmen Schuyler. Simpson,
Cover and Herndon, all of whom appeared
in citizens clothes. The fruit men each
left So collateral for their appearance
il the police court.
The names of the arrested men are
Peter Columbus, Nicholas veritas, Peter
Charucas. Theodore Chaconas, Costa Luski,
Vasilius Chacohocas, James Poppas, John
Zmilin. Costa James, Peter Andrew, James
Fugassi and John Skithers.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
COL. PERRY's BUGGY FOUND.
1t Was by Someone Who Merely
Wanted n Ride.

Col. Perry Carson's stolen horse and
buggy were recovered by the Second
precinct police at 2 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. As stated in The Sunday Times, the
rig was taken from in front of the Balti
more and Ohio depot Saturday night,
while the colonel had stepped inside To
receive several visiting politicians.
The party who took the team was careful
before leaving it in front of the K-street
market, where it was recovered, to fasten
the heavy weight 10 the horses bride, so
he could not run away. Col. Carson re-
ported the recovery TO Detective Sergt
johnson, at police headquarters, yesterday
afternoon. $500. -.-...4
II don't think the fellow intended 10
steal my rig" said the colored politician.
"He only wanted the distinguished honor
of saying he had hidden in Col Carson's
campaign chariot"
The morning times., 1896-10-06
PENSION IRREGULARITIES

Commissions of Two Notaries Public
Revoked by the President.
AS result OF antedating pension eer-
tificates in violation of the law, President
Cleveland yesterday revoked the commits
sions of Notaries Public Oliver F. John
son and Rudolph B. Schwickardi.
The cause of the revocation of the COM
missions OF the two notaries was not stated
in the official letter, but it is understood
that the Presidents action was due to the
alleged illegal acts of the notaries when
the last quarters pensions were issued
1t is said that other rcvocations will
follow for the same reasons.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
"
FRIGHTENED BY TIN.
Runaway Team Imperilled ChfIdren's
Lives on Il Street.

There was an exciting runaway on K
street. near Twenty-first northwest, yester-
day afternoon. Two young and spirited
horses attached to Il farm wagon We're
left standing frontof the Western market
Becoming alarmed at the approach of a
wagon laden with tin, they made jump
and started down X street at terrific
gait. Some little children romping in the
streets narrowly escaped with their lives
as the frightened animals dashed by
Happily before any real damage had re-
suited they collided with a .tree-box and
were almost Instantly stopped The team
belonged TO Albert Young, a Maryland rural
ist.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
Building Permits Issued,

Building permits We're issued yesterday
as follows: John Wedderburn & Co., to
build rear brick addition to rear OF No. 6lS
observation-disclosures 81 l, 900; flames d Maher,
dwelling, No. 2O25 H street northwest,
$4,000; Mrs. B. L. Miles, dwelling, No.
N1S Third street southeast, So 900; Mrs
Lehman, Improvements to No. lilo l.
street northwest, S1,1OO.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
TWO CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
Flat Janitor' Arrested for Theft of
Money

William johnson, alias Glover. colored.
was arrested by Detectives WeedoD and
Barnes yesterday afternoon and locked up
in the Fifth street station house on the
charge of larceny He is janitor in the
new Luzon flats, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty fifth street.
johnson is alleged to have stolen $40
from Noses Hill, al barber. on L street.
1, is understood that he is also wanted for
the larceny of bicycle. The case will
be heard in the police court this morning.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
THEIR WAGES REDUCED.
Trouble Said to Be Threatening @
tile Mount Vernon Road.

tile Mount Vernon Road.
1t was rumored last night that there
was a great deal OF dissatisfaction among
certain class Of employees of the Wash
irgton and Mount Vernon Electric Road
and that several had quit work yesterday.
The dissatisfaction is said to be the
result Of reduction of wages from 81
to 80 cents per day. The class Of laborers
affected, it was said, some time ago were
receiving $1.25 to $3.50 per day for the
same work, but were reduced to 81 per
day. This, they claimed, was too little,
but they stood it, and it wac not until
yesterday, when it was reduced still lower,
that some of them squit work.
The morning times., 1896-10-06

Grand Excursion to Canton. Ohio, via
Il. & o. r. r:
Under auspices of Grand Army Club Of
Baltimore. Special train will leave Wash
ington Z p. m. October 8; returning, reach
Washington p. IN. Sunday. Rate. Sc for
the round trip; $40. including meals and
hotel accommodations.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
Burned Sweet T,,,nvs

Fire broke out about 10 ,-cioek last
night in the small candy and cigar store
No. 132 Tenth hstreet northwest and damaged
the properly and dstock to the extent OF bout
$500. No one was in the building at the
time andt the origin Of the blazeis UNKNOWN
The morning times., 1896-10-06
By order Of the Commissioners.

BY Urder OF tue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The sale of the Augenstein' stock 6f
china and fancy goods. at 512 Ninth street
northwest. will be discontinued until new
premises, are found The building inspec-
tor has condemned the present building.
Due notice VIII be. giYen.si ssla sossoa sl1
The morning times., 1896-10-06
DIVORCE FOR MANY REASONS.
Helen Wilson Makes Several Charges
iuHpr Petition

Heieh w iIsUH MI hes oeNef III CHdfg geS
in Her Petition.
Helen Wilson filed suit yesterday for
divorce against william H. Wilson. The
parties were married by Rev. William ]
Walker, Jul v 20, 1881. at1737 L street
northwest, in this city. They have
seven children, ranging In age from ten
months to fourteen years. @ al
Mrs Wilson charges her husband with
immortality and drunkenness. She also
alleges that he assaulted and beat her
and threatened to kill her. and final, =
deserted her. Wilson is tarber located
at sos Fourteenth street northwest.
The morning times., 1896-10-06
Our Rent List

Il very full. II you are looking for q
house, call and see US at once. We are
very sure you viii go no further. Times
Real Estate Bureau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-06
Sie S6lua9ell,
Sie NrQnfelt
seffGr6t uno selltno semadif
Or. ]}aouual)'S
Sar(apari0(ian Ie(o(Oent.

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ourb oa5 Yut, Den Sdp,tB. urin uuo auO,re
GItidGitittu uHo Sottt ots 9otprs aui Die 2,bcns=
iralt; Otnn ts tritBt Dls NusibsounQtn aus benz
Rnrptr ourb neuen, gtuWOsn Stoif. Sfroftlu,
SbDtuoiudt. Sppbiis, uuasbsilte unp idlstt btz
banoeit Guiieude in br.n pititn 5ormtu imam
itnOt Jsbu Gtnts Elm ilr tin, illuitrrtt 9roi6ire
rRaopaD 9,ntr,al4l. Sriiens sRraufbsit, 6iterunz
Gen I'M nlt uHo Wuuos, B,ibpiiIits, RnOfltn in
OeH SriltH unO aHo,rtH SbtiIsn ocs Rorpcrs,
i5lmm. Aueru. Gusflub aus D,u Gbrtu uHO bic
ibiimmicn Sale Uou 9autirautbsitH GruptIsHcu,
5lcber=Aus idiag, GopfgrinO Riugpurm. SnifIuB,
3otblaut, Ncmt. idpparjs 5Sedcu, l4irmtr int
6leii3. fTsbsurtiq. Gei6pultt, tSraucHciOH ale
iblpadtHo,n uno ibmtrjbuttH GntletrunQsH, Yadjts
ibiutlb Samcnflub ionic ale 9,rasupuHq Der It=
btnsidft, touucn 0urdD Di,ies @uno,r Der moDerntu
6b,mIe furlrt ip:roer, uno Der Gtbrnub oeftlbtU
lucniQe 5u0c lang piro ole Sieitnqsn, pClds ss
tur rQeno cine bisisr RrautbtittH anlpsRotn, Don
isincr osilfroft iiber3euqsu. g9eun Der Yuticnt,
ntD.r tag!id ourb ols tets tOrtitrtltsuot Ibjebs
runa ibpGbtr fuiro, I'M StuHDt 1T. OsritIbtn EH=
brlt Su gebitttn unD ot, perg,uosttu StofIs 0urb
nsut, ous 0.iunosm glute ,utitanoeHs ,r,Bt - prls
6t5 mr6 oas Sariaparilldn itDer gclbItbt 10
DIro btfmmt Sslunq trJlelt, oeRH D,nH olsle Wt=
DIiu slnmal init Der Arbst bsgiHnt Uuo ettOlgrtIb
III, BEN NbGanq Der perQeIottsn StoTs III btmmeH.
10 Diro Nt gSisosrberitcnuna balO erlolgtH unD nit
ito.m Gage nirp Der Qdtlcnt better uno iIf iidrfrr
iilbtn. bic Spelisn psrO,H becr p'rolUt, Der Nppz
tit ipiro grOber uHO oa5 GoypUgtUibt fUjro iuntas
M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-06
Gine DGniitle llnineriitaf.

Des % ines, Sa., 5. Sftober.-
Die erite bdniI3e unioerIitdt in ben
Ser. Staaten lit gsitsrn bier er0ffnet
lroroen. uno 3tpar in sinem prG9tigen
Gs5duDe, ipsl6as 9lei45eitig unter ent>
fpre9snoen 5eierli4teiten eingeipeibt
!puros. Die Sabl Der Strposntsn lit
20, bod Iirb nod mebrsre anssmsloet.
Die Soften bss gauss bss uniberIitGtsz
'Sebal,oes uno fernsr ginri9tunsen
nurcen our6 Sammlungen unter ben
in Den Ser. Stautsn po9nsnbsn SGz
nen, bon benen ein5elns rs9t nam6afts
8strdse ssidneten, aufgebra9t; bie2ln=
Italt lit punitdnoig i9uloenfrei uno
p.rfiist ,uubsroem ii6er einen bstrG4t=
Ii9en RsIerpefonos.
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p9aS 9eben cine Saft. "

Or. Raotrap Gt,brttr 6erri seit LANCER 3cit
iii id an elmer Rcibe pom Rrnnfbeten, ipslde Der
Grnft Der bisfqen asrite ipotttte uHO 6 fiiratec.
baS, rpenu b bicitlbtH niat on ibrem 5SOrtidrettH
an bsmmen I'M Stanoc mar, Elm tptaler $3erfua mez
uno Gin g9uuib nab Rtiimittelu uHo fiHitlic5eu
Wdbrmittclu gu uur,qtlntdbiesr 3et, oas 9spirinib
nab eclunoem S6ui uuo cine tetiqe EeprsiNon
Qeben. biz ,n i5rcuno mid pd5u oeraHlasts, Sbre
gReoilin ,u prpbiren. 60 peridJaiite id mir otun
tins Glaifs 9upfpoD's Sariopnriuian uno cine
ehodytel Qinen uuo oerfubr oamit mad 9ori6riit.
S5 fonp balo Grlcibtcruuq I'D faufte orei tpeters
Sbad)teln unD flaiben unO bin qeiinoer, oenH ie
Sd usrbleibe abtungsoou abr
y" grtbur ,. 99ripbt
lnoHpils, Rio.
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GeropbeIn BON 0eburt att.

Sr 8dOuap. gccbrtcr 6trr! Wit qrObem gtr'
eniiQcu ereie i'd CUR JsOer. I'M 5bntn beltoIi6 ocr
qrobartiQtn gcneiunq iutlbc ib Ourb Sbrs We0is
5in ucnonnt Sariupariaidn 8eiolOcnt, erjiele. SdI
babe Elm UdOdsn. fptI6es lcBten Septsmbtr orei
Sabre oft mar uuo felt ibrem jpeiten Sebtusiabre
on Strop6eIu Iitt Ser Sottor utldrte nns in Dec
5but ouB cs oamit btbnfist jur gSclt iam. gDir
cpniultirtcn pie bsicn bisFgcn &rrJts nno cs 6ien
als Oh itQlGs ooiiHung gebDunosn lei bah boss
islbc, faQs bic 9roufbtit uuf Die gunqcu i5lage,
nidt firirt mtosu fonne. Sisics i6redIi6e GsreH
erqtiff nit Sctiqfsit oi. 2un9en. A6 iing Gn, oir
Soffnunq aaum ju Qebcn, oab unisr fleine5 Utab'
den ni6t lauQs lsbsn fonne; Die WeOilin,u unitr.r
Wtr,tc battsn feline GirtuHq. 5n Der 8iDii6enitit
oino mir pcn S6nm tnes Sbrtr mtOijuibtu
Qantpblste untcr ocm Sittl p15alis ano True gu.
Vabocn id BON Sbrcn pielcu ertolqrciben Rurcn
QcnntniB oeuommeu, i1uiie i6 mir ous 9ropGrat
ipiort on uno HadOcm mir cine Gaibe Qcbrnudt
batteu, mar oas Rino nubc5u qtuno. Sie C5es
idliuiire psl6s Tb bciien R6rptr befanotn, iUuz
rcn nab,,u qsi6puno,n. bic 2ungsu fat qtbeIt oOtr
Der 6uftu lieS Dcnig'tsns nab. Die Rlcinc ing
mit her ,ipeisn fflaide an uuo i'd claude oab iis,
ptnn fe oomit 5u 6noe, QtiuHO 1T. Sic lit an
,iurul b0sartigen Soutsn. sdtuugsOon
Sdmuel z. Garter.
i5ldtzlop, Wsrcer=6ountD, 20. pa.
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sas cefomomii6ife! Sas gefseI

llujtr sarSaporinion Rtolptnt III, m,br NOD mes
Si,inii6tn ejrunoidstn bcrqctellt. aIs irqeno sir
anptrts QrdVarat 6 iuiro genommsn in Ibetloi.
fcfz Solen fpabrtun auetreH ArleneicH fHHf
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Hpotbeferu 4rtis 81 90.
Bran rpeno. nd al , r. 81 B 10 q D & o.. Rr.
81, Gmhyobt, Rtps9ort, uHo loTe iid riHen sSdt9s
etbtrn icn0tn. 90
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Sur9 slns Sus.Guaiitum bsrlebt.

5u5leton, pa., 5. Stto6er. -
WGbreno cine 2ofomotipe beute in Der
Idbe zines bieIisen Sol5bofss auf Der
n0ebigb 8uaep Sabn" belt, rannte
elm riiGpGrts fabrenber perionen3ug
bsftis eagen loieisl6e, 10 bab Elm Rau6>
trugqon bemolirt uno Die 2otomotioe
bsoeuteno bsI9doigt ipuroe. SbeObors
SeiIer, eingremIsr, ippie folgenoepaiz
iasiere tpuroen perlsBt: Oominid GoBz
lap aus grootlDn, g. q. Cunningham
aus 9llIentotpn un0 5rau R. &pslosfi
aus 9a3leton. oeifer's @erleBungen
iino bsbentli6. Die oertpunoeten paiz
lagiere casssen parsn i'm Stanoe, t6re
Heils duf einem anosren 3use fort5uz
fessh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-06

6:fanntli4 gssen Die @sp'6rfabrit Don
QDpe geri6tst uno fiibrten 5llr Terd
urtbsilung 46lpurot's Degsn gslstola
gung. 4
Der 8uiier unb Der y Il
{engurten 9 opcott.
Der 9aiIer bat jeBt audi 3sit gefunH
psn, Iid5 um Die 80rien9urtenSIffaire,
ipelfs in aDnigs6erg /. g. ipielt, 5u
6etiirmsrn. 9afanntIi6 9dt Elm Rfnz
cortre spiI6en einem Der 0irettpren
oes g0rIengartens uro eiuem Regie'
rungsaiieiI gu einsm gopcott osS
gtablifTements Seitens Der oorttgsH
9,rtpaltunasz uno W1ilitGrtreiie ges
fiibrt. Der &1ifer bat nun pdhreno
Ieines Observation-Disclosures in Roninten
nit bsm @cmmlnbirenoen 8enerdl
@rafen Sind BON 6indenI Itein in GOa
riosbera 1tno Dem S6sr PrGiToenten
Der 9rooin3 SItprsuBen 8rafen WiIb.
8ismurd bic 9trgele9enfeit beiproGen.
QIlerIet aus 0euti d Ian D.
Der S6riftfislIer unb 9umoriit Or.
2Hoipig 2en5, oer0.literarfFhe Setter
bes 9ereins ,Minerpa 1T i'm Qlter
Don fat 93 Sa6ren geitorben.
Der Reidsfdn3lsr 6irit 9oRsnloAs
1T pie6er in DIR Rei6sbaupt'tuot etnz
getrpffen. @r erfreut itd oeS bsiten
8O6lIeins.
I'm gRdnnheim 1T Der Stein6auer
9fiitsr, peI6er in 6etruntsnem 3uz
itdnoe Den &aiier gei6mGbt Bate, me-
gen RuieItGtsbelsioigun9 81 5tpst Utp'
naten 9sfdngnib perurtbeiIt pproen.
Der @eri9tsuOpofat GinDemdnn in
9uoupeit but Selb1tmpuo begangsn.
Gr par Elm bur9 uno 0ur9 tranter
Mann uno gu Der &ranf6eit geiellten
Ii6 in leBter 3sit finan5ielle S4piea
rigfeiten. Sn einem 9lnfuue ppr
S6permutb ma6te Der Wann ieineI
perfebIten 2eben Elm @noe.
9yn Wsimar bat geitern Die @rlrduf'
fiibrlng Der Oper rMataspintba" Dor
9aper S91rtpenfa ltutt9efunoen. Del
@rfoIg mar Elm groBartissr. S4ars
tpsntd ielb1t tpltrioe lln3abll9e UtdI'
bsuOnserlrfen.
5u6ermann's neues Stiid yMoriA
turf" bat bsi Der @rItuuffiibrung I'M
rOeutIdtn Sbsuter" sinen gldn5enben
grfoIg errlmgen. 9leid3eitig fdno
bic 9uffii6rung audi i'm @iener Burg
Sb.ater iratt. Oort mar bic 2tufnaba
me cine get6silte; es fam gu einem
Sample Der 9arteien fir uno pioer
Subermann. geifal uno 3iIAen
miIdbten ith.
,Sn SeEa lit Der riibmIidit betannte
2s6rer Der GgbiloIopbie, bes Redts unO
Der oentI9sn Jfs9tsgei6i6te Or. q.
5ranten, oroentliher profef1pr Der
iurtItiiden 6atuItdt Der {d4iiIbztbiiz
ringii6en 9p9idule, i'm Qlter BON 49
Sabren aus oem 0eben geI9ieoen.
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6ceenbeiud)e. gNS

Qonbon, 5. Offober. - @ie cine
9etersburger 0epeide bepi6tet, oerz
tautet in oortigen oiplomatii9en &reiz
len, baB Prditosnt 5aure ben 93aren
2lnfangs gfooember beIu9en piro.
Cine 8erliuer 0epeI9e melbet, buB
bic ra0lnii9e 3eitlrng" Die Ia4ri4t
ppn bem bsooriteben0en 9eiu6e beg
ruiIii6en 8uiIerpuures in Yotsoam
6aItGtiat.
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Sr,msen ibregSertbpapiere tn Slider.
heif.

2onoon, 5. Sftpber. - Dem
,G6rontcle" ipirb aus GonItantinopel
beri9tst, baB Die Sttomaniide ganf
uno Der Greoit 2ppnrdis groBe Quanz
titdten Dert3papisre na3 Pari5 CUR
Si6erung i6idan. Weiter 6eiBt es,
oaB bic oortisen sn9lii6en unO ameriz
taniI9sn 0amen ben 5ruuen unp&in@
bern in ben 9orItGoten 6iilfe brdhten.
Sunoerte 1prd9en bsi Der amertfuniz
i9en Mifion Dor umo Sober er6ielt 4
fsrancs unb &lei0ungsitiide.
slmcrifamiid,e MtiIonare nerIaus
eenshaoeneriak bon Der 9forte. q
SpnItanttnopeI, 5. Stt. -
WG9renp Der fiir3li6en WsBelei 3u9uz
iafenD muroe bic oortige amerifaniI6e
WeiiIionsitation in Ql6tpeIenbeit Der
MiiIiondre gepliinbsrt. Die 2eBtersn
ba6sn ieBt Der bieiigen ameritaniiden
9eIanotf6aft einen glnipru1 auf
S9aoanerIaB I'M 9strugs bon $4,000
geeen Die pforts eingerei9t. Der @sz
ianote SerreG bemii6t fi9 ongelegsntz
lid, bic 9forte CUR 3ubIung Dss 2tnz
ipru9es gu beipe9en, 5fpeifelt ieoo4,
bab es i6m 9elingen fpiro.
Raratheooori gaitpa aIs seiter oer
tlrtiiden amswartieen BnIttit.
GonitantinOpel, 5. Stt. -
6aratbeobori Yai9a, e6emaliger 9puz
perneur pon Greta uno tirti14er 8ez
polmd6tiqtsr auf Dam 9erliner gonz
oreb bon 1878, lit gum eriten ueberIe=
her ,oes Sultans ernunnt pDroen, unb
ipirb Dem 9erne6men ra9 in Der gu
tunft bic uuapdrtige Politit bss tiirfiz
f6en 9eid3s lsiten.
Sas sd,a6;tmrnier III Suoapsit.
gubupsit, 5. Sfto6er. - Die
erfte g3unoe in oem internation1len
Sha6meiIter Surnier tpuroe 6eute
bier qeIpieft uno reIultirte pie folgt:
eoyunopsfi beIisgte Roa in einem dbgsz
Iebnten Oamen 9lmbit mad "A 3Iz
oen; 8opiel purbs nu9 40 3iigsn bon
SI6iqorin in einem absele6ntenGpans=
@ambit 6eIisgt; gaaroc5p 6eiiegts Wal=
6robt nu6 Sc 3iisen in elmer YbiliOorz
@ert6eaoigung; Gbarouiet unb S9le9>
ter m16ten sinenSiidofsz9am6it na6
46 3Hgen rsnlis; 9fl6in ii6erpano
gias6urD in elmer fran3OTIdsn gsrz
t6eioiqung na9 "a 3iigen; Dag Spiel
alpii6en Winalper unb SarraI9, eiR
Samppe 2(agaer Gam5it, nurbe
na9 36 3Igen Dertdgt.
U}arcp Ipielte haute nidht-
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Ta6trdalid,es ait oeri1tberfabrt uno
stunt Gmpfana auf fransofiihem
Gcbict.

Die Sabrt ii6er ben britiI6en &dz
nal bon Portsmouf6 nd9 G6er6ourg
tpurbs Our9 bus itiirmiI6e Wstter gu
elmer iebr undngene9men gemu3t. Der
G5ur, tpel6sr f9on als &ronprin3 bic
Wslt umiegelt bat unb Des61l6 an bsrz
arttgs Grfd6rungsn eepo9nt lit, ma6ts
ii6 ni6ts uus Dem Sturm, allsin feline
nitt iebr robuite 9emablin mar iebr
Iesfrdnf uno mar frob, uls lie Dieosr
feiien 8rurb unb 8DDen unter ben
ssiiben bate. 0as pon 6tsr gum gm=
pfangs Der 9srri4uften abgeFubrene
fran5DIiI6e 9eidpd'oer, beit;9enD aus
21 5dbr3suSsn, einI9lisBli9 bes
@6laati6iffes eritsr &laife ,@barles
Marteu," Der 'S4fa4tI4iffe n9o9s, "
Sean Bart" wOescartss" unb .Ssz
mappes," ioipie Is 8reu5er unb Sorz
pebobopte, muhten in Der Mitte bes
britiI6en &lnals 9alt unb formirtsn
i6 in 2inie, I'm bas 8onrmen Der
ruIlH6en Sd9ten uno britii6sn @sz
forte gu erfparten. Oonnernoe Salutz
i9uiIe ipurosn 5piIhen bstben 5lottsn
bei'm 3uiammentrsffen bsrislbsn aug
g,tuul9t, unD mdn Dernd9m Dds Sraz
den berIet6sn bier am Strun0e.
Der .9olarltsrn" iDurbe, als er ii9
Der 6isiigsn 9ufsneinfabrt ndberte.
bur6 Die bo6ge6enoe S.e tDie cine
RuBi9aule uuf> uno absei&lsuoert, al
lein trpBosm itlnO Der in einen Sturm=
mantsl ge9IlIte G5lr auf Der Gomz
n1dnoobriide unp iGauie ii9 Die Scene
on. Die Sorts fsusrten bei'm @infau=
fen Der Sa9t eirsn faiierli4sn Sulut
ub, uno bic tosm nPOldritern" poruusz
gsfabrsnen &riessI4iffe ransirten fid
innsrbal6 bss 9afsns in 5rpei 2inien,
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56. Sabrgang..
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