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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
HAxx RoBBERrEs IN MI. YnnNoM.


- @An AEfNaNeA VINO We EeiIoo ~ -
Member Of . Pirate Crew.
MOUNT VERNON. N. ". Sept. e.-Profossionsi
thieves reaped q rich harvest here on Labor Day.
The robberies were all committed while the
residents wero out viewing the bicycle parade
in the afternoon. Thieves entered the homes Of
Mrs. Charles Lewis, 20 South Fourth avenue,
and OF Mrs. Leonardine, Third street and sev-
onth avenue. and secured small amounts OF
money, jewelry, and clothing. Later In the day
they visited the homo of Bertram H. GARNER Al
$50 Union avenue, and finding Mr.. and Mrs.
GARNER away forced open the rear doors and
looted the house Of nearly $1,000 In jewolry,
silver plate. and clothing.
Mr.. GARNER 10 cashier OF the East Chester
Savings Bank. and was married q year ago.
Many OF the valuable gifts received at the we'd
ding were stolen. A neighbor says she saw .
well-dressed stranger ringing the door boil ro-
poatedly In tho afternoon. He received no re.
ply, and probably being thus assured that tho
way was clear entered the house and searched
the rooms.
@. II. burgess, alias John Thompson, "a yoars
old; held up little Tommy Aud of 100 North
boy escaped and ran to the police station.
Thompson was arrested by Patrolman Riley.
From papers and data found In his pockets he ls
the mysterious burglar craft just captured in
the harbor at Bridgeport The man had in his
possession maps Of the coast OF Long Island
Sound and the location and names OF many of
the wealthiest country residents. Among other
things he had tho address of Capt Scofeld Of
the old Brace and Bit gang. which terrorizod
Long Island Sound years ago.
Last night a masked burglar entered tho homo
OF Valentine Haag, at l49 Bridge. street, and
Hang. to death. Tho young woman is now in q
critical condition and is being treated by DR..
Weiss. The burglar did not get anything. but
eight weeks ago Miss Haas lost $50 from q
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CANAL CONTRACTS AWARDED.
l7'Fs'euent work AEEreGatinG %. 008. 900
Under the 30. 900. 600 Approximation.

Albany, Sept s.-Contracts for improvement
Wi On the Erie Canal. a~gIregating $2.o63.-
w. were awarded to-day by Superintendent
eeofEe ". Aldridge or the State Department Of
FEale Works, under the SO. 900 general
oaA Improvement appropriation. The location
Ie work contracted for, the names of tho
Successful bidders, and The contract prices fol-
hE:
t~EptoTement between Locks 90 and so, TO Thomas
kat 1;Try. al ss.l22.
nps.,ement OF about seven miles from Lock as to
TvoSsL me 81 Ga,ida county. TO !. ouAckenbush
aproysment from Lock 10 to go. to ThomAa W.
AETd Troy. at S6j,Sl2.
iaproyeEent between Locks "a and a5, 70 Bauer
'sasanan OF Rochester. at t97 ,90l.
hs TH,gremrnt between Locks % and 81. 10 Troy
$500 M Sosks ,9mpany of Utica, at SlS2:17s.
.LVroysLtni betw cen Locks 40 and Al, to Clinton
TfAsIh Of hrrkiRler, At 1913. 1000.
movement te'Tsen Locks ~ and AZ, to J. Y.
S2sLtnaush Of Nohawk. at $50, 200.
LEsSlo,enent between Locks 80 and 40, to ClintoA
IlAaIh Ot ~Herkimer, Rt 500. 500.
E-gtV'eEen: from . point 1000 feet west Of
- ss1.straSe, a~distance OF eight and . half miles 20
CO.. ny o. thr Lockport Locks. to FurnAcevfle Iron
Nff-psny OF Rochester At s1s5 800.
Xxx MgtoNem-n; from Shelby Basin bridge TO within
az ) : west q HGrd's bridge. q distance Of aix
inSrs, BAL, : BANKER Of GloyersyilIe at sos. 100.
Snssaaghton & Hapst Of Buffalo at Sls4. O9o.
no yg,o'enent from Brailey's bridge westerly to
M ~ sss' OF Lang's bridge. six miles. to Furnace
In ~nonCompanJ Df ROctester, at gill 900.
k1rv'enrht from 1000 feet east Of Holley
g. brail-y's bridge. eight and q half miles,
\ "a T'Hlel Iron Company OF Rochester. at 9l35.
lS OSYDyement from Cooley's Basin bridge TO . point
III ntss eSt OF the Holley bridge. six and a
sgIo Ia turnIceViIle Iron Company of Rochester.
sCcoI.yssI from = point east OF Sorman's bridge
Lpa CO.. sbSia bridge. ak miles. to FurnAceviilo
isrsnaapahy OF Rochester. at sS7 1000.
tJnST,,sment from Rome street bridge. Rochester,
l.arC sa'. Of Normsn's bridge. eight miieS, 70
Inb, AIaeh 20. OF Syracuse, at sos, $50.
ND. tpsoHHsn from head OF Lock 60 to komo street
har n %hErstTi, four and q half miles. 10 Whit.
isuDeld Flcinus Of Rochester, At $3.50. oob,
d, trSs snent from head OF Lock 62 TO head Of Lock
LeSs.t," iss: 20 Whitmore, Rauber 4 victnus of
ta ~ tmeht from point 100 feet west of New Bos-
ha er, nnlgc' TO point 100 feet west OF Kirk VILE
VA Isl+7.5s2. "A'nor Oh fA'e'e'
stensJ pieces OF work for which bids have boon
hproyrpnsln unawarded. The 80. 600. 900 OF
hnctsd r meht work authorized is about all con.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
STOUT OPPOSITION TO BARRIos.
me President or Guatemala Having . HARD
nne with His Dictatership schsme.

1tmo with His DtctntorohiD bchouo.
SAN FRANc1sco. Sept. e.-Reyna Barrios, tho
self.styled dictator OF Guatemala. 10 not going
to succeed himself without struggle. Although
tho election for President does not occur until
next December. the political pot is already be-
ginning to boil in the little Central America re-
public. and hostile forces are arrayed against
the would.be dictator. Some Of the private cor
respondence which has reached this city says
that President Barrios 10 opposed by q very
strong candidate, who Is already In tho field, In
tho person OF Don Prospero Morales, ex-Minister
OF War, who 10 said to DO extremely popular
with tho people.
Barrios has had his advocates out proclaim
ing to tho world at largo his many virtues. Tho
greatest cry In his behalf Is that Of progression.
1t is shown how he was q patron OF all that re-
bounded to tho public good; that no has done
much to improve tho moral and material con-
dition OF tho populations; he has promoted tho
extension Of railways and attended to the pub
lie instruction. and that during his administra-
ton the first international. Central American
Exposition was made a possibility.
The adherents OF Morales concede all these
acts. but they ask why should no not have per
formed them: He was elected ON Just such q
platform, and apparently IL is not considered AZ
anything wonderful that he should have car
ried them out. Granting all this. the opposition
be made dictator. They demand that uatomala
shall remain a republic. TO DO governed by and
for tho people.
Barrios's attempt to throw dust In the eyes OF
the people evidently has not been as successful
as he and his friends could have wished. An
other thing that Is being stirred up against Bar
rios Ia his reputed enormou wealth. When he
became President OF the little republic six years
ago ne was very poor, but now, 1t Is alleged, he
10 worth many millions.
Should a successor to tho President DO elected
there might be an inquiry into tho AFFAIRS OF the
present Administration. Barrios evidently hai
not made q good impression by his recall OF Mr.
| Casanooa, which. while II may serve a good
moral effect on the people. Is regarded as a polit
icAl mAkeshift.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
nAspE1H PooLRooMs RAIDED.
lin Williams and Eight other Persoas Ar
rested and $500 Captured.

ILNAIcA. n. Y. Sept. s.-County Detective
Danis Sui! ivan, assisted BY Detective Hennessey
rdssouad from q New York detective agency.
rttd John Williams's poolrooms at Maspeth
yszrday afternoon at about 1 o'clock and
a7trsd nine men and about 800 in cash, and
. btu blackboasds and other paraphernalia
he poolrooms were in the old build
ag On the Maspeth race course and operations
he prisoners are John Williams, the alleged
Evprietor: Il. G. Nelson, Charles Dow, Frank
Nelson, John Nelson, George Wilson, John
aaxy, Peter Wilson and Thomas Carney. They
I'D held in $4,000 bail each for examination on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
suee...rul Naval Academy Applicants.

ANNAroLIs. Nd. Sept SHINE cadet candf-
dates entered the Naval Academy to-day. max
ing q total Of 45. OF the 81 who passed in mental
examinations. three or four were rejected on the
physical examination. Bundy, the colored can.
didate who failed, went fishing to-day and had
good luck. He says he will come back next year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
'A'T PORTAL WORKMEN IN A RAGE.
ramsey Outlets Them By Getting Tree
"A"p"rtation FOR 500 10 Now York.

p,nN'ToN' y. j.. Sept. ~s.-sheriff John
\ W., vas hastily summoned by special train
~, rortal this morning. where tho 200
,D' Italians were employed on the mysteri.
enterprise OF mushroom growth which
n. US appearance six weeks ago. When
sleTifr arrived blood was flowing freely.
IA ,o'o OF the workmen were In an ugly mood.
bvn ume threatened destruction to the
d sheriff Ramsay succeeded in quieting
New WIN a promise of free transportation to
sLh,. 'orX. Superintendent Donnelly of the
~. ush Valley Railroad despatched a special
"a. were 'h ne scene, and about o OF the Ital-
"a The "ti,sHa Of the more .enraged element,
G1sof ,be hens hreathcd easier. A large por.
y he , M REMAINING o continued working
Would sr3uh'ain, thinking that their wages
Y Srs Tt to shortly: Those remaining: We're
.SEe salaries" dT I'm az West Portal, and nave
hsht. mNtrything is quiet at West Portal to.
LaninG trains ran past the station tbir
Gea. 70 keep the Italians from boarding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
HAHNE & CO., Newark.

and last unfolding OF the Victoria ReEia bios.
som. and to-day the closed up flower will droop.
About I O'Clock the petals began 10 spread, and
in u few moments had opened out into a pink cup
q foot in diameter. The first night tho bloom
was white. the second a whitish pink. and this a
pronounced and very beautiful shade OF pink. 1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
Il QUESTION OF BoUNDARIEs
Canaruio Bishernen Convicted OF Refine 1ishinl
In Jamaica nay.

In Jamaica nay.
The controversy as to where Flatlands Bay
ends and Jamaica Bay begins was reviewed in
tho Flatbush Court yesterday when Abraham
Wanser, Herbert Ford. Frank Lewis, and Ed
ward Davis. Canarsie fishermen, were tried for
seine fishing in Jamaica Bay. Tho men ad-
mitted using seine nets. but claimed that they
were on Flatiands Bay.
State Game and Fish Protector wyckoH. the
complainant. said the men were on Jamaica
Bay. 100 yards beyond the line which they as
serted was the boundary OF Flatlands Bay.
Justice Steers found the men guilty. They will
appeal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09

LSv -, "Vse Lowry, a sister OF Tax COMMISSIONS
Nj. Ne""Fk' took carbolic acid yesterday
~ must npg'|ed to die. Relatives say that Mas
sks had no me- me- taken the poison by mistake,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
WouId STOP Ne KALI Avenue Cars nrsn HoAoh-
inE Cshey IsIAna.

p. H. Flynn says no proposes to begin injuno
ton proceedings to stop the running OF tho Dc
Kalb avenue railroad cars to Coney Island over
tho tracks OF the COney Island and Smith street
line. He contends that the road has no legal
right to the use OF the Neptune avenue tracks
which afford access 70 the beach, Y
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situations atantsd

POSITION a. booEkeeper by young man 2Y years
n are; well up on general once work; nrstclAAS
mathematician can giyo good references a. 20 ability
md character, Address
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE

AB SSost elst st.. Manhattan square n.
Most desirable school ste In New York. Prepare
ing room, vymnAaium illustrated catalogues; reopen
sept. w. n. ARCHIBALD SHAW JF, Principal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
NEW FLOOR COVERINGS.

Full assortments of MOQUETTE
CARPETS at 0Oc. per yard.
Best quality ALL WOOL INGRAM
CARPETS, new goods, at $50. per
yard.
Best quality to-wire TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS CARPETS at 69c. per
yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09

THE VICTORIA REGI4 TURNS PINK.
Tnis In the Flower. Last Blossoms
May Follow.
Quite a crowd visited the rose garden in Pros
pect Park last night to see the last appearance
of the giant water lily bloom. II was the third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
for Sale OF Gxehanas.

LNOR SALE OR E~XCHASGL.-One Of the most com
Il plete suburban homes in the market, located At
kOrwAlk' CoRn one hour from New York house has
every modern cChvonience, aud was built without re-
gard to coat by day's work; IL 10 close 10 depot,
schools, churches, 40, and but short distance from
Sound bathing beach. For further particulars apply 70
4. h BRADLEY Publication omeo Sac Sun
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SCHOOL

Boys prepared for college. Scientific School and
for business. Primary dePsTtmsnt weliequippsd
l. C. MYGkTT, L. II. D Head Master.
QAl.0Aa W kaI nH.
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gpllsges aud Schools.
T

BTAMFUHUs NUNNs
HOME LIFE and tho INDIVIDUAL, the keynots6.
Each boy IL made = partner In the cOmpanionable
home life-ia taught how TO study, and receives the
personal training moSt valuable to him.
Thorough preparation for College or Business.
Large and beautiful grounds adapted 70 athletics
and outdoor sports. Doth YEAR
WIN. J. BETTB. NJ. A. WGle). PFIaoipaL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09
HAVE YOUR BEDDING RENOVATED

Sixty pounds pressure live steam used in rem
ovatinR your bedding at SC. per pound.
We mako a speciality Of Upholstering Furni-
ture OF every kind. Have you any that moods
rebuildingi Estimates cheerfully furnished at
short notice.
Al goods marked in plain figures and sold at
ono price only. GOODS DELIVERED AT ANY
RAILROAD STATION IN NEW JERSEY
FREE OF CHARGE. NC EXTRA CHARGE
FOR PACKING.
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Il
Situations a~gautsa-fsmalss.

DNDERY ~FOREwoMAN. thoroughly exparionced.
ID nrst-class city references "iDhos poe'''on- Au'
dress A., box 1874 Sun onice.
nFSPECTABLE young woman desires position a.
cook and laundress; best references. Call at
Nra' REILLY'S. Ar Sd AV, city.
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Wanted-ftmales
THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
lI0 WEST L25TH STREET


WAIST TRIMMERS wanted
Must be thoroughly experienced
and accustomed to irst-class work.
Dressmaking Department, fifth
floor, FREDERICK LOESER g.
CO.. Brooklyn.
OPERATORS and nnishers wanted on suits and
n. gowns. wIGHrMAN & Co, ~ Waveriey place.
DooKBINDERS.-wanted experienced pastors, also
ID side feeder for drop roller folding machinei
steady work. EDWIN IVES a SONS,
9g Howard at. New York.
TXPERTENCED hands on fancy feathers; good
II wages, Apply J. II. ROBINSON & co. 81 East
18th ct.
EANCY FEATHER Experienced fancy feather
i makers. HERMAN 4 GtlS2BtRG. di8 B'wAy,
ItIRL WANTED-Ono who Understands packing
VI fancy feathers. SULLIVAN. DREW q CO.. 900
broadway.
OSTRICH FE~ATHERS.-Good curriers'. packers. and
" buncherB; good pay: work given home.
CHARLES SrELKA. 80 Bond =
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Heal estate Fur Sale-Couutru.

JNOR SAIE-One Dalrymple farm. 8el acres; eIton-
i slve buildings; rich soil; located near Gardner.
Cass county. North Dakota; price o25 per acre. Also
stidston farm. $40 acres, heavy rich aoil; very good
bulldings; price $50 per acre; timothy and pasture
on both: each near churches and school. For terms
write WILLIAM MANN, Owner. Stidston Farm. Gard
ner. n. Dakota.
OUR h.ACRE farms near Central lslip. l.. l., arc
" positively tho best investment offered; Central
Islip il only a trine over one hour from New York
city; land level. FREQ from rocks and sw amps; rich
Aoil, easily cultivated: neat station and all con.
veniencrs; only o. down on D acres. balance 81 or
more weekly excursion Friday, leaving ONCE 10
A.. NJ; free II you purchase
RISLEY. ID Chambers at.
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'PRINTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. for Ger
many. and specially addressed Printed Matter,
&C.. for other parts or Europe. American and
white star steamers on wednesdavs. German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard, French. and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. &C.. for all countries for which they are adj
vertised to carry mail.
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SEltrt 3snrG.
East NfnA

East side
I Az, 1eL-Pleasant furnished rooms,
tnble hoard.
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7STH. ST. " EAST. corner Madison av,-DeiiEht.
~ ful rooms, en- suite or sinsiyi nrstclass cuisine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-09

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer. close at this ofnce daily AZ
$50 p. N. Mails for MiQuelon. by rail to Boston
and thence by steamer. close at this once daily At
$3.50 p. VI. Malls for Cuba close at this once daily
ut 700 A. M, for forwarding by steamers sailing
Mondays and Thursdays) from Port Tampa Fla.
Mails for Mexico City. overland. unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer. close Mt this
once daily at $3.50 A. " and $50 p. NJ. sReeis-
tered mail closes at 900 p. VI. previous day.
TpANSpArIFIC MlIIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-06-07
Sapan mn Samaii.

Sas 3ermirfris ilbsr fie @inrpanrernrssfrase
uimmt cine rrpbenec @cffat an. - Snsi
rpeitere iapaniitbe SriesSidbtffe mad, Sonos
lulu unterTurgs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-06-07
Cpicr ibrcs Serufs.
Drei @i:sIicbsr Ger Seurrpebr in Gan 6rdns
;fscp eurt, cine flncure Diaucr erfbIasrr.

1rei @i:slcssr eer 6eurrrpebr in gan 6ran'
sfseo rurdb cine fanenre Dsauer erttbIasrn.
Can 6ran3tsco, 6. Sunt. =
Sin beute Ntittug i'm iiioDitli6en
Stabttbeile ausgebro9ene5 6euer tOz
Itete brei 20I6mdnner ba5 2eben un0
ri9tete S6aDen in9etrage bon $780,
900 an. Die 8etDoteten Iino:
Sobn Mabpnen, bon Der demii6en
SpriBe gfr. 6;
Srant 8eller, pom S9lau6pugen
Nr. 2;
eSas. 6auinan, 5ubrmann bes 6as
fem unb Qeiterpaqens.
0as Seuer entItano in einem Dierz
it0digen 8adIteingebGube, pel6es ben
So. S9otb II. Weiterfelo geb0rte uno
an Die ,,5tanoarb Biscuit 60" per=
miet6et mar. Soneit betannt lit, be-
fanb fi6 nur Sobn grtpin, Der 8u6z
fiibrer, tpel6er cine 9lrbeit 81 perriGz
ten bate, in Dem 9ebGube, ais bu5
sSeuer in ben pberen Stodlperten ent:
6edt puroe. Die 8dderei ipuree TO.
tai aeritDrt, unD Die anItoBenbe iiibli;
DIE pli3eiitatton, fopie cine 8diern'
Der 6eilsarmee, erbebIi3 beT6dotgt.
@Gbrenb bs5 granbss puroe Dem
20I6manne MabpneD bur9 einen berz
abitiir3enben 8ulten Elm 9etn gebroz
6en. Gr pollte Iich ni4t BON feinen
&ameraben in ben 4rmen bapontraz
gen laFen, neil linn bie5 81 groBe
S8mer3en bereitete, iDnoern beftano
barauf, DAP man i'm ouf einen Sen
fterlaben lege unb i'm auf bieIe Weiie
entferne. @be bies gef6e6en tonnte,
ftiir3te cine Mauer Elm uno be9rub
MaboneD, iotpie Die beiben onoeren
pbenerpGbnten Wtdnner unter tbren
Sriimmern. Die 2ei6en purben
balo burouf oufgefunOen.
Gin i6nrlles Tabr3eus.
Nep gort, 6. Suni. - 0us
Sorpeboboot rYorter" DerlieB geitern
Na9mittug bas SrodenDod, no es
neuanQeItri6en porben mar, ba Die
Reibung bes @aFers BEL ieinen i6nelz
len sFu6rten bereits bic gan3e Sarbe
BON ieinem Stdblbooen pe99eteqt bait
te. Seine enbgiiltige 9rObefdbrt lit
ouf nG6Iien 9ienitug anberaumt.
Seute ma6te Der nPorter" cine 5abrt
nu6 oem SCOTLAND 2eu6tIfiff uno
auriid, cine Strede BON AZ Meilen, in
elmer Stunbe uno so Minuten, OBJ
qlei6 ME iiber 200 pfunb 0ampfOruf
anqepenoet nurben. Nuf Der 5ubrt
bur6 ben r!6orIeI6pe" entmidelte Der
feline 0ampfer cine Sa6rgef6lptnotgz
felt pon 80 Weilen pro Stun0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-06-07
Griakleutc inllen anacifellt trrrhen.

Pitts Burg, 5. SUM. - @enn
Die ftritenDen Qrbeiter BON Sones &c
Qoug6lin in Der nd9iten No9e ni9t
bic 2tr6eit gu rebu6irten YreiIen tpiez
Der oufne6men, lpirb bic 5irmd ibre
BldBe nit unberen Qlrbettern beIeBen.
Die Striter iinb iiber bieIe QnfInbiz
gung beitiir5t, u6er lie tperben am
Strife 6e6drren. Nd6 i6rer Qlniift
ipiro Die 6irma ni6t i'm Stanbe fein,
i9ren GntI9luB i4nea CUR Qusfii6z
rung al brinqen. @eItern er6ielten
1000 Striter fir Die IsBten 3tpei 0oz
den 2Obne BON je $15 Bis $50 unb
9eute tperoen 1850 Mai9iniiten u.i In.
Doa aus6e3a6lt. 9ei uebergabe bes
0eloes puroe Elm ieber Qlrbeiter gez
fragt, ob er gu ben rebu5irten 206nen
bic 4rbeit tpieber aufnebmen piQ, unb
penn er bies perneint, tpirb inn nit
getReilt, baB er entlafen it, Sones C
2augblin erfldren, buB 1ie Sfferten
BON me6r 4rbeitern, tpie iie anitelIen
tOnen, erbalten hdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-06-07

Regierung5trsiien bem 8eiuItat entz
gegen, lpelhs5 Die britiI3e 9eIanbtz
i6aft an 80nig W2enelef BON 9l6phiz
MEN ergeben pirb. 9ieieIbe ion Dem
@tnfluB Der frdn36IiI9en @eIanbtz
f6aft on MeneIst entgegsnpirfen uno
i'm beronIofen, Elm gepiNe5 bemMubz
ot entriiienes Serritprium, duf bas
na9 @n9Ianb's 8e6auptung ein5ig
uno allein GgDpten 8eiiBre9t bate,
berous 5u gebsn. Gs lit inbeHen nit
8eittmmtheit gu erpartsn, ooB Menez
IF, Der, IeitOem er Die Staliener beiiegt
bat, BON leiner militdriIhenMa6t cine
iebr bohe Mteinung bat, bas betreffenz
De Serrltortum nur berausqeben pirb,
nenn er nit 8elpalt Der 8affen ba3u
ge3tpungen pirb. @rglanb biirfte 1i6
auf Elm ioI6es @agniB, jeBt, mo es
ben Ytahoi nod gu beiisgen bat, nidt
einlafen.
Die 2lbiidt Der Fran5DIiI6en Sc
fonot16aft beitebt barin, ben Neaus
BON @bpfiinien 5u beitimmen, Der Re=
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pafier.
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an ben l1fern 5erit0rt purben. Sci
ben Stdbten @oirpn uno Mpirans
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Sine Yerion ertrant, uno man I6GBt
ben S6aben an gigentbum auf TO-
100000 6rancs. 1000 6abritarbeiz
ter itnb bei6dftigungslos.
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