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The morning times., 1897-01-16

cure private boxes and the pit
was as brilliant as the circle of
logcs- The box parties were aS follows:
Col. john Hay and party, Including Mrs.
Mott, Miss Mott, MIR. Justice, Mr. Ronald
McCleay.
Mrs. Letter, the Misses Letter, the wedish
minister, Mr.. Gripp.
Senator and Mrs. Brice, Miss Cameron,
Miss Pauncefote, Mr.. Harry Melville, Mr.
Arthur Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson, the Aus
trian minister and Mrs. HengelnulIer, Miss
Audrey Pauncefote Mr. Kasson
Mr.. and Mrs. r. HIT, Mrs. Damrosch.
Miss McCourt. Mr.. Boutelle, Mr. Qui-e.
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, Miss Nc
MILAN, Miss Boardman, Mr.. Charles Nc
Caulley, Capt. Michler
Senator Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Thoron,
Miss Warder, Miss Hay, Mr.. Barlow, Mr..
Victor Eastman.
In the upper boxes were: The French M
bassador and Mrs. Patenotre, Seer .tary
and Mrs. olney, Sir Julian and LIdy
Pauncefote.
Mrs. McLanhan and Mrs. Harriet Lane
Johnstone, Chief Justice and Mrs. Fl.ler.
were in Mrs. Hearst's box.
Mrs. ex-Gov. Merriam, of Minnesota.
the most beautiful woman in the house,
and her sister, Mrs. Hare, were with Mrs
Hunt.
Secretary and Miss Francis, Attorney
General and Mrs. Harmon.
Senator and Mrs Cameron, and Senator
and Mrs Lodge.
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Trumpeter Pigeon.

Second n Asiauc class, S5, L. B. Mnich.
Best In Mediterranean class, $40, Hem
back & Co.
Best in olish, $40, Oliver.
Second in loilsh, SO, S. + Gulnford.
Best III game, 81, Oliver.
Second IN game, So, Hampton Farm.
Best in Hamburg, SO, Julius Frank
Sec ond in Hamburg, So, Charles Eldridge
Best in French, S5, c. u. Perkins.
SEQ ord in French. So. Daniel iinCkney
Best turkeys, 50, Oliver.
Sec ond turkeys, So, schmid and Harding
(tie.) -
Best ducks, SO, oliver.
Sec oad ducks So. Charles Newman
Best geese, SO, Oliver.
Sec ond geese, So, Newman
Best ornamental fowls, So, Oliver.
Sec ond ornamental fowls So, SChmid
President Munson's special premiums,
So each, on breeding pens, not less than
three entries, went as follows
Bearded Golden Polish, Oliver
Buff Laced Polish, II. a. Munson -,
White Crested Black Polish, Gulliford.
Bearded Silver Polish, Oliver.
Seabright Bantanis, Munson.
Silver Spangied Hamburg, cock, So,
Frank. =r 9~f
Silver Spangled Hamburg, hen, SO, Bud
wesky.
White Crested White Polish, hen, So.
Munson.
The purse from fanciers Of light Brahmas
was distributed as follows:
Best Light Brahmas, SO, John L. Cost,
Hagerstown.
Best Light Brahma, cock, So, Cost
Second Light Brahma cock. 50 80,
Cost
Best Light Brahma, hen, So, Cost.
Second best Light Brahma, hen, 500,
Cost.
Best Light Brahma, cottkerel, 50, ]. j.
George.
Best Light Brahma, pullet, So, Cost.
Second Light Brahma, pullet, $3.50,
Bagatelle Yards.
Best Light Brahma breeding pen, SO,
W. r. Hibberd
Second best pen premium trio of Light
Brahmas. w. l.. Defendorf.
Third best pen, Cost.
Third best Rrahma, hen ], E. Redcay.
John L. Waggaman' premiums, So each,
went as follows:
Golden Penciled Hamburgs, Lewis.
Black Langshans, Leyering.
White Faced Black Spanish. Oliver.
Tie premiums offered by President Au-
gust d. Arnold, of the American Buff
Leghorn Club. $50 in all, were taken by
his own chickens, as nobody had anything
he cared to enter against them.
The morning times., 1897-01-16
WHERE WILL THEY FIGHT?
Dan Stuart Says Prepare for
Trip TO Mexico"
This Is Regarded as a Blind, and 10
Is Believe d Nevada VIII Furnish -
the Battle Ground.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-The story that the
CoTbett-Fitzsimmons fight Will take place
in Carson City, New, has been discussed
thoroughly, and has made an impression on
sporting men. The possibilities OF this
being the. real situation have been talked
OF so much that the Sphynx-like Dan Stu
art has finally broken silence. Last night,
he sent the following telegram to a Chi
cago man: Z
Mineral Wells, via Weatherford, Texas.
That Carson City story is all news To
me. You can prepare your friends for a
rip to Mexico. Chart and reservations
will be forwarded TO George sner and
Malachy Hogan first Of next week.
DAN A. STUART
This expression may mean that the long
talked of scheme OF pulling off the fight
beyond the Rio Grande is TO be realized.
but many of those who kno W the methods
Of Stuart say that that Is not the only in
ference to be drawn from his message.
The harmless admonition that 'syou may
prepare your friends for trip to Mexico"
they say, looks like a blind. IL might be.
they point out, that preparations would be
hampered il the public knew too soon OF
the battle-ground, ana attention is to be
drawn as far as possible from the actual
place.
is again repeated as highly improbable
that Mexico is to berthe place of meeting.
The repeated and unsuccessful attempts to
obtain u franchise there are known and the
conditions have not changed. As the ac-
ton OF Stuart, when on his quiet trip to
Carson City, are so well authenticated, and
have been kept secret so Well that many
men well up in the sporting world are
giving the Nevada town a good deal of at
tention- When Malachy Hogan was asked
what the reference to him and SiIer meant,
he said: s
''Siler, who is to referee the big fight,
has promised TO Join rne in arrangements for
special Chicago train to the scene of the
battle. As soon as the charts and other
material arrive we willbook parties through
to the MILL
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Donoghue Denies 1t,

Editor Times: In this mornings issue
of The Times you publish a letter purport-
ing to have come from me, saying that
will be at the Ice Palace Saturday evening
ready to skate anybody in creation and
particularly Mr.. Nilsson.
l wish to state that the said letter is a
lie and bogus dodge ON the part of some.
body. / never sign my name as Joe"
will not skate at the Ice Palace this week
against anybody. Still, am ready at any
time to skate Mr.. Nilsson a genuine race,
both starting from scratch, the same as the
nationalracesa at Stamford, Conn.,, next week
will be started, and the same as every cham
pionship race that hastaken place in Canada
for the last six years have been started.
Yours, JOSEPH F. DONOGHUE
The morning times., 1897-01-16

!. Thomas V. Ferguson's prize, So, for
best pen Barred Plymouth Rocks, was taken
by A. E. Warner.
Easton & Rupp's for Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte pullet, A. G. Oliver.
Frank Hume, best display Pit Games,
81 so, Jonathan Ogden
A L. Gardner's, for Golden Penciled
Hamburg cockereI, Charles Eldridge.
Best Plymouth Rocks, bone cutter, A.
f. Warner.
Z Best Bdngslians, bone cutter, f. c. Connor.s
II p Pillsburvs, for Silver Seabright
Bantam pullet, H A Munson.
Schnid's, for best Tumbler pigeons, p.
A. Scheid.
Pigmy Pouter hen, Joseph Bardroff
Red Wing Turbit, Morgan Stinemetz.
Wing Turbit, any color, Rudolph Thiele.
Blue Pied Pigmy Pouter, E. S. Schmid.
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A BROKEN HEART MENDED.
Barnes Drops His Suit for" the
Alienation of His wife's Affection.

Trenton, N. j., Jan. 5.-Ex- Mayor Frank
A. Mcgowan has compromised the suit'for
SlOo, 900 damages brought against him
by j. Albert Barnes for alternating the
affections OF the latter's wife. Counsel
for, the parties have been in conference
several days, but viii say nothing further
than that Mcgowan has settled with
Barnes and that the suit will be with.
drawn. H
= Mrs. Barnes is living in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Barnes is superintendent of a bicycle
factory in Indianapolis His wife secured
"a divorce from him in oklahoma. where
Mcgowan, at the same time, secured u
divorce from his wife. -
1t was stated while the scandal was
fresh that Mcgowan and Mrs. Barnes were
to be Iiiarried at once, bat whether they
have been united in Wedlock no one here.
knows. 80
~ aotJH1dsnilne ess,sr s6s s4~4s,. :,
The morning times., 1897-01-16
THE SPAS INAUGURAL EVENT.
A Star Attraction and Two Pre-
liminarieS rrauped

L
iminaries Arranged.
The opening of the Spa Athletic Club
VIII take place on Monday evening, with
aslightchangeo ofprogram. Instead ofJack
Daley going on against Leslie Pearce. his
place will be filled by Jack Juth. the
Canadian boxer. Daley's throwing up
his engagement with Manager Collins
of the Spa very probably resulted in the
arrangement of better bout. Juth is
known as strong hard-hitting boxer
with a good record back of him, and he
will give the clever Philadelphian stiff
argument.
Young Callahan and Frank Magee will
box eight rounds as a preliminary to the
star event. Magee is a rising star in
pugilistic circles of the Quaker City and
has defeated most Of the boxers of his
class in that town. Callahan is a good
one also, and the bout will be fast and
clever.
Another preliminary will be arranged
by tomorrow, as Manager Collins went to
Wilmington last evening to pick two of the
best men in q series of sparring contests
to be held there tonight.
The morning times., 1897-01-16

hail, made the turn and came in about
siX inches in the lead. The time for the
race was 6:32.
After this race Nilsson gave his eXhibi-
tion OF fancy skating on 16 1-2 inch racing
skates. Nilsson fairly outdid himself in
this performance, and when he had COM
pleted bis turn was rendered an ovation
that must have made his blood tingle.
Tomorrow there will De three races, one
in the afternoon and two at night At 8
o'clock in the afternoon Let's, Lawson
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Viewers on Strike.

Paterson, N. j., Jan. 15.-Two hundred
weavers, employed by the Golden Rod
SILK Company, at this place, this morning
refused to submit to reduction of wages
and went on strike. The factory en-
pioys GOO people. The strike is likely
to spread to the many silk mills here,
which. employ over 10000 men, women.
and boys:
The morning times., 1897-01-16
SENATOR. STEWART s .A!|IIBu!YER A
He Visits the Poultry Show and
''''' PIeases Exhibitors.
CHILDREN ATTEND TODAY
Four Representatives Of Other
Countries Have Accepted Invita-
tons, and They, With Other
Prominent Men, Are Expected in
the Crowd at the Close.

The poultry show had again an increased
attendance yesterday in,spite OF the in
clement weather. This, the last day, prom
ises crowd all day long, IL is childrens
day, with schools closed, and none enjoy
the exhibits as much as the young folks
Senator Stewart, Marshal Wilson and
number of fotherprominent men werepresent
last night and Senator Stewart bought
500 worth of white leghorns and Barred
Plymouth Rocks from A. E. Warner They
will go to his daughter s country place near
here. Also Mr. Warner Sold a light Brahna
rooster &c George w. Vanderbilt for $27 SO.
A number of other sales yefy satisfactoryto
the visitors have been made in the past two
days.
Secretary Howard has replies from four
OF the foreignlegations accepting invitations
to visit the show and representatives. are
expected during the day. Senator Wilson
and other public men are also to see the
birds.
Special prizes were awarded yester-
day as follows:
Best display OF poultry, exclusive of
bantams, $50, A. G Oliver.
Best display of bantams, S25
Best display OF pigeons, $25, Have
meyer BTothers. ...
best display in american class, $40, a.
G.. Oliver.
Second best in American class, So, A.
p Groves.
Fest in Asiatic class, $40, Lyndhurst
Yards.
The morning times., 1897-01-16

and Nilsson VIII race for one-half a mile
Let's will get one-quarter lap handicap
and Lawson one-half lap. In the evening
at O'Clock Nilsson will go against Joe
Donoghue's record of 14:47 ga for five
miles, made at the rink here last year AT
8 O'Clock Let's and Lawson will race for
one and one-balf miles. Let's will give
Lawson one and one-half laps
The morning times., 1897-01-16
A Famous Hunter sold

London, Jan. 15.-Adam Beck, the WELL :
known horseman Of this city. has sold
his famous pTize-winning hunter Long
SHOT to the Duke of Marlborough. The
horse Will he shipped 60 England at once.
The price paid is not stated, but is sup.
posed to be u high one
The morning times., 1897-01-16
Captain McGiffin More oniet

New York, Jan. 15,-Dr. Bullard, the
house surgeon at the Post Graduate Hos
pitai, says that since the arrival OF Capt
Philo n. McGiffin at the hospital. his con-
dit;on has been perfectly rational, except
occasionally when his state resemb bIed
that of one dazed.
The morning times., 1897-01-16

from the bodice. About
her throat wasa beau
tiful diamond neck.
lace. She Wore her
hair restfully plain.
In the Cleveland
party were Mrs. Per
rim, Mrs. Bissell, and
Mrs. MiIot. The box
was visited by a great
many gentlemen from
adjoining boxes and
stalls during the in
termissions.
The stalls were filled
with social represen-
tativeS unable to Sc
The morning times., 1897-01-16

color with glittering highlights where the
jewels caught fire and radiated Iuster.
The Presidents box was the center OF
all lorgnettes. Mrs Cleveland sat quietly
in the remote front corner, smiling greet
ingS to those about her and looking with
interest upon the wonderful love story
pictured on the stage.
The morning times., 1897-01-16
I,asker Won the Final Game

Moscow, Jan. 15.-Lasker won the sew
enteenth and final game of the chess cham
pionship match in this city by queens
gambit, declined after sixty-fivc moves.
early this morning. The final score was.
Lasker, 10i ste!nitz, 2; drawn, 8.
The morning times., 1897-01-16
THE TRIUMPH Of LEHMANN |
Continued from First Page.

sung by Kalisch, iadsR, Ernst, Eiben-
schultz, and others of the stronger MEM
bers OF the company. The admission has
been placed at 81 by Mr.. Albaugh and
Mr.. DamroSch. Tonight Will be presented
''Siegfreid," the sequel TO die Walkure."
Lilli Lehmann, Kraus, Vollman, and Lange
Will sing.
The morning times., 1897-01-16
Society in Fill Force.

Society in Fall Force.
Though the night was so dark and
drilling. and the streets slippery with
slush and shining with the electric glare
on their wet surfaces, and the air filled
with fine, almost imperceptible sleet, it
did not prevent socicty's blooming like It
great fragrant Hover on the second night
of the opera.
a little before s o'clock Lafayette Place
was choked with carriages drawn by high
spirited animals that danced with i'm
patience at the enforced delay. They filled
the square, and were three and four abreast
i'll the wide place in font of the Airing
ION. Their lights shone feebly, but the
electric light liam ed on the polished tops
of the carriages, which reflected like
mirrors.
From the theater entrance to the curb
was stretched the friendly awning, and
outside of this the crowd gathered to watch
beautiful women in silk end fur descend
10 the pavcm ent and pass for moment in
review. 1t was a courteous crowd, though
such a one as the gently bred might cali
vulgar. 1t was not there with the idea of
looking at society alone, but TO see the
President and hishands ONE wife, who Were
diHOuCHtu 10 htteuu lHc oleId idct
evening.
Mrs. CIeve1and's Arrival.
They arrived with their party shortly
after 8. Mr.. Cleveland was dignity and
reserve itself as he walked behind the
Queenly figure of his wife. She Wore long
velvet cloak and a deep ermine cape AS
she was passing through the lobby wo-
man in modest clothing got directly be-
fore her, and stepped back apologetically.
The eyes OF Mrs. Cleveland were gentle
as they met the woman's, and she slightly
lowed her acknowledgementoft fthe apology.
All around the foyer circle behind the
stalls were people who had bought stand
ing-room, and who stood the opera out
with never a sigh Of impatience. Among
these were some women in plain attire,
but with radiant faces, who thrilled and
excited in the tenlpestuous scenes and who
"bravoed' and burst their gloves over
the splendid climaxes. Between acts they
sat upon the marble ledge and read their
'librettos, and were sublimely Indifferent
to the crowd surging up and down. The
crowd was well bred, however, and its
'impertinence was confined to the rnild
quality of staring at the boxes with glasses
and deserving those one knew Yet that
was the purpose for which society was in
bloom. to feast the. eyes of these.
The circle of boxes was a rainbow Of rich
The morning times., 1897-01-16
Mrs. CIeveland,s Gown.

She wore a gown of pink satin brocaded
with violet blossoms. It was cut low off
her beautiful shouldersand knotted over the
arm with violets. A fringe of pearls fen
The morning times., 1897-01-16
Present Rules Are Good

Mr.. Wagner says he sees no great reason
for change in the present rules governing
the game, and is positively opposed to
the abolishing of coaching
He says the decision OF Arbitrators Soden
and Robson in the settlement of the
Pendleton grounds matter was satisfactory,
and that he has forwarded Won der Abe
at st. Louis a check to cover the amount.
Mr.. Wagner will return to PHILADELPHIA
this morning.
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Cine g6Id8eret nit ihltms
tttettt MuSaana.

Wm Samltag Nbenb ipielten in Der
Wirtbidaft bon Siioor Weber an @io=
Broaomap atpei Betannte gutre, als
Wm. Bidiel nit einem 8efdbrten in
bas 2ofal trat. gr tannte Die Spieler
unb trat binter einen berielben, Grant
Nalton, fabte i'm an Der S1ulter unb
oriidte i'm nah Der Seite. pl0bli1
biidte iid Walton, 70 oaB yihleI iiber
i'm binues fiel unb nit Dem 8efdte
auf ben Booen aufi6lue, oab ihm
5luei 3dbne ein9eidlasen puroen. gr
erbob lih pieoer unb bas Spiel tpuroe
fOrtseiebt. Nad elmer Weile aber CAB
es bon Neuem Streit unb um Imam
nebmli6teiten gu bermeioen, ertldrte
Weber, es isi 10 llbr uno ioroerte bic
8alte auf, Die Wirtbibaft gu perIanen.
Nls oies aeideben, i6lob Der @irtb bic
3biir unb be9ab iid nad Der Office bes
0otels. unteroehen bate Semanb Dor
Der Wirtbidaft Dem @altpn pfefer
uno Sals in bic guaen sesporfen uno
oieier lieb lid in Die Wirtbibaft fibren.
um liA bic Nu9en ausipaiden au laI-
fen. Sobalb er pieoer ieben tonnte,
blidte er um lid unb lab yi6lel unb in
Der Meinuns. oieier babe ibm bas 8e=
menge in Die Mugen geiporfen, itiirate er
lih auf ibn uno idlus auf ibn log.
Sidiel mid langiam nab Dem Speiie=
simmer suriid, bort aber ordnete ibn
Walton in cine @de, bielt i'm auf einen
Slid nieoer uno ihlus INNER su. Stun
sog 8idiel einen &epolper uno Idob
ieinen 8eaner in Die Sruit, iporaut er
entflob, tpabrenb Walton nod ieiner
Wobnung aebra6t murbe. 9lls Der
Streit in Der Office bon Neltem los=
aing, mar Weber fortgegangen, um Die
Marlbals berbeisubolen uno taum NOR
Der Sdub gefaGen, 10 fam ct nit ben
Polisilten Sreiu, Stpeanep uno 8e1olO
suriid. Sofort f6ritt man sur 8erfol=
9una Sidiels uno lnaeiabr INN l ubr
gfa6ts tpuroe berfelbe bpn Stpeonep
uno Yedolo in ieinem Goltbauie in
Strasburg no er i'm 8etts lag, berbai=,
tet uno bieber na6 oem fdotil6en 8e=
fdn9niB 9ebra6t.
9tm Monta9 fano Elm GorperbOr 1tatt
uno Sidiel wurOe gegen cine Siir9lbaft
bpn $500 fir iein @rl6einen Dor Sc
ridt frei9elalen.
Waltons g8unoe, Die erit iiir tONtlih
gebalten muroe, Ideint nibt iebr 9ea
Idbrli6, bp6 1T es bis jebt nod nidt
selun9en, Die &u9el aus berielben su
entIernen. Walton lit unsefdbr 40
Sabre alt uno arbeltet in Der bieiigen
Gollino W2iu.
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Nemeite Nadrtdtett.

Sn ct. 9ouis murbe Der Miliondr
Dr. Nrtbur Dueitrom, tpelder am 16.
Gebruar 1894 feline Grau uno fein
Gino erl6ob, sebdnat. gr fuhte ben
@lauben gu erneden, oab er irrfiunig
lei, aber turs Dor ieiner 9inridtung
mari er Die Wosfe bes SrrIinns ab uno
9eltano, Dob er feline Grau unb iein
Gino erIhohen.
Ser neu erlpdblte Yrdlioent McGin-
lep lieet an Der ssnfluensa trant bars
nieoer.
Sn einem tleinen Orte llnaarns 1T
Elm idredliher MafIenmoro perilbt NOR.
Den. IS ideint, oab es in Dem Oorfe
piele ungetreue Weiber Jab. Die ibre
@atten log 81 fein luiinihten. um ibre
2iaiiOns nit ibren 2iebbabern Inn 10
un9eit0rter meiterfiibren su tonnen. 18
bon ibnen peridaiften lid @iit. bas lie
ibren 8atten beibrabten, in allen 6dl-
len nit t0otlidem grfolg.
9luf Der Sniel Greta iino ariediIbe
3ruppen gelanOet, um I'm Nameu Grie=
henlanbs bon Der SnIel 8efb au er-
greifen. 8leidaeitie babsn Die irem.
ben arieasidiffe Sruppen in Ganea.
Der 5auptltaot Der Suiel, aslanoet, unb
spar baben Die ruiliiben, fransoliibsn,
engliiden uno ita!ienilden Sd.ife ie
100 Mann, oas 0ferreihiibe &riess.
i6iff so Mann gelanoet.
Wlan alaubt ni6t, baB bic 2anbuna
9riediider Sruppen auf &reta gum
&riese iiibren miro. 9ie Nnnettiruna
Der Sniel ourh Griedenlano it, iebt
Dolenoete YbatIabe. 9ie Wtddte
weroen @anea beiebt balten. bis bic Die
plomatiiden nnterbanoluneen porbei
ltno, uno oann, iuenn @rie9enlano Die
Neriualtung ubernommen bat, ibre
8rippen suriifsieben. @s fommt bann
oarauf an, Oh lib Die pforts rubie
oarein fiist.
gei Ganoelaria bra6ten Die cubaniz
iden SnIursenten einen 3u9 gum gnt=
gleilen uno erbeuteten eine ipaniIde
&riessfaNe nit 5000, 900 in @ilber.
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9oIttiid)e Notisem.

Wie aus Waibinston gemeIbet pirb,
lou feline NusIidt mebr porbanben iein
fir Die pallirung bes Gdiebsgeridts.
bertrags in bieier Sibung. Ser 6aupt.
eruub oafiir lit mobl barin au fuhen,
oaB man @lebelano ben biplomatii1en
grfolg, ben Elm iplber Bertrag bilben
miiroe. nidt 9onnen mag.
Gin 10. seb. baben oas 6aus unb
Der @enat in semeinidaItliher Sibun9
erfldst, bab 0err McGinlep gum prd=
Iibenten uno Serr Sobart gum 8ice=
prdfioenten Der 0er. Staaten erpdblt
lporben iino. Me9inlcp bat 27l glet-
toralitimmen, 8rnan l76, 0pbart 271,
Seipaa lac uno Wution q erbalten.
Nuber fir Die n6tbiaen (ober unn6-
tbiger) 8elbbewilligungen miro Der
@Dnareb in oen mod iibrieen brittbalb
Woden ,penis 3eit iibris baben. Bon
ben brei5ebn reaelmdBiaen Yuoset=8ius
bat erit cine, Der gen1ions-@tat bic un=
terjdriit bes prdlioenten erbelten. 9lu=
berbem lit Die orinsli1e Sefisit BiG,
Sic fets sleid su alnfang Der Saauns
anoerommen. miro, 8eieb oelporoen.
Oie Militdrataoemie Yill befinbet li6
in ben 6dnben bes Yrdiioenten. Der
Nrmee-Gtat, Der 2esislatip-gtat, iomie
bas oiplomatiide uno Nderbau=Bubaet,
pelhe beioe in Der pereanaenen Wode
ben 6enat pailirten, befinoen ii1 in ben
9dnben bon Gonferens Nusi4uHen.
9lue iibriaen BILLS beoiirien nod Der
grleoi9ung our6 ben Serat unb nit
einigen Iinb io9ar bic betrefenben Go
mites bes 0auies nod nidt fertig.
Die @elbbemiligunsen bes sesenwdr=
ti9en @DngreHes lino i'm 8unoesabee=
oronetenbauie bon Mitslieoern oes Np-
propr,ations=9luslbunes auf anndberno
1850 Millionen Dollars fir ben Stpei=
idbrisen Sermin besiffert tuoroen. Sie
Summe iiberiteist nod lin unseIdby
|60 Millionen Die Sepilisunsen oes
81. @onareiies, oer oh ieiner vbeiipiel=
lofen" @erldmenouns ben Namen
ylllionen @ongreb" erbielt, troBoem
Die 8illion Isl 100000, 0O0) oamols
nod riht gans erreiht luorbsn mar.
Sn 1887 betrus Die 8eiammiiumme
Der bemillisten 9lus9aben 1897, $50, :
|07l. 3ebn Sabre ipGter Giir bas lau=
fenoe Ge6nungsiobr) feat lid Die
Summe auf $5l8, ,045, l04 = eins
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