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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

Mr.. CRITTENDEN's ADDRESS, Mr..
Charles n. Crittenden was received by
a large congregation at Trinity NJ. L;
Church last night. After singing and
prayer Rev. l.. l. McDougal, pastor Of
the church, introduced Mr.. Crittenden.
He related his reasons for beginning
mission work, and the circumstances
which led to his conversion. He touch
ingly referred to the death of his little
daughter, and the formation of the mis-.
sion which he has founded and named
after her. The picture of missionary
work in the slums was wildly described
and his hearers listened with attention.
He declared that 100000 girls were
astray in America to-day. MIR. Crit
tenton closed his address with an earn,
est appeal for workers in cities ana
towns where home missions could be
located.
AS heretofore stated Mr. Crittenden
contemplates the purchase OF piece OF
ground in this vicinity for the erection
OF building thereon for home for re-
claimed women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

The M. Schiller Beef Company will
have at their store tomorrow
large supply of dressed chickens, spring
lamb, fine cuts of beef, mutton, pork,
&c. Also a large supply of spring
vegetables. Every day this week
there will be a free distribution of
Parke's celebrated coffee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL runaway
accident occurred near st. Asaph juno
ton Yesterday afternoon by which Mrs.
George w. Hough was seriously inJur'
ed Mrs. Hough was out driving with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Clark
and little child of the latter, when
the horse became frightened and ran
away. The carriage overturned ana
the ladies and the little one were thrown
out into the road. Mrs. Hough, was
badly hurt about the face. ana tne
child, it is feared, was injured internal
" Mrs. Clark escaped injury. Or.
Ashby was summoned and found that
Mrs. Hough had received several Sc
we're bruises on her face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

HANDSOME SToRE.-As stated yes,
terday, Messrs. NJ. Ruben x sons wiz
have 'grand opening" at their furnl-
ture store tonight and tomorrow
NIGHT This store has been very hand,
somely retitted and would be a creait
to cities of much greater pretentleonS
than Alexandria. The handsome 1ur-
u;tnre in the store has been most taste
fully arranged and there is also on eA
b;h;,;on profusion of beautiful palm
and other growing plants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

SALIENT. A. w. Armstrong, com
missioner, to. day sold to Mr.. Wm. Des
mond the old Brooke Lodge lot, on ST.
Asaph street, between King and Cam
eron, for $1,000. The property was
formerly owned by Robert Hunter, de
ceased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

THE COURT HOUSE SUrr.-Mr. S. G..
Brent, city attorney, to-day received a
letter from Attorney General Scott,
stating that Judge Wexford, of the Cir
cult Court ofRichmond, would CD Mon
day next hear tho case of the County
Supervisors vs.. the City Council and
Governor O'Ferrall to ascertain the
city's and county's interests in the old
court house and Jail in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

Marbourg Keedy, a young attorney of
Hagerstown. Ten boats have been
thoroughly overhauled and made like
nav, while seven more are on the docks
or in the basin, awaiting their turn to
be locked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

FIsH.-About 500 shad and 20 600
herring have arrived here since yester
day. Shad sold at $10a$25 per hun
dred, the latter for large roe fish, and
herring at SO 50a$4 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sale.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Beginning Tomorrow, April
end, | will offer the remaining
goods left from the stock Of F.
Paff & Son at prices to BEAT
the Band At this writing it
is impossible to enumerate to
you what | have to offer, but
sufficient it is to say that they
all must go and there is some
thing here for everyone. So
come look for yourself and
take your choice Of the Fine
Shoes that we always carried
at prices less than cost Of
manufacture. To clear them
out to make room for incom-
ing goods is my aim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
fA.Itxa''dria &azettf.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL .. 1897.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABrLrTIEs.-For this
section fair tonight; Saturday fair but with
increasing cloudiness slightly warmer east
crly TO southerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

There was but one case before the
Mavor this morning, that of a man
charged with leaving a nuisance Oh ah us
premises. He was released upon a0a'
ing the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
DRY GOODS.
Isaac Biichberyg 6 Son.

Our great stocks of DRY GOODS were
never in better shape than at present. Our
skilled and careful buyer has thoroughly
searched the best markets, and the result of
his efforts is now displayed in almost endless
variety on our counters. The styles and
colors are exquisite and the prices are always
right. Our display of SPRING AND SUM-
MER GARMENTS has never been surpass.
cd. We have below q list Of names of the
newest materials out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
DRY GOODS.
Grand Spring Opening
BENDHEIM'S.

% ENDHEI.M'S.
Gs-sTORE OPEN EVENINGS UN.
TIL O'CLOCK. 81
Our spring opening sale will flash bargain
news and money saving tidings throughout
the city. Our buyer made some tremendous
purchases frOm prominent New York mer-
chants. The goods were bought enormously
under actual value, and In placing them be-
fore you and the public, We propose to make
| this an event long to be remembered by hun.
dreds OF. buyers who will grasp the stupendous
savings that each item and every price
| reveals.
$4,000 WORTH OF NEW SPRING
GOODS,
Such as Dress Goods, Black Goods. Silks.
Wash Goods, Embroideries, etc., in this sale.
Gs-sHARP AT o O'CLOCK MONDAY
MORNING ssS
the sale begins. EVERYWHERE Won firm
monster value getting vista will greet the
eyes. e0' 'Ao
every price true to the penny,
Every offering honestly represented.
Ladies' Lsundered Shirt Waists, slightly
soied, detachable collars and cuffs worth SOC
at 29c.
Ladies' Satin Shirt Waists, in black and
white Shepherd check, worth Toe at 33c
Ladies' Laundered Percal Waists, worth
75c at 39c
One lot Ladies' Waists, made of fine organ
dies, dimities, lawns and percals, detachable
collars and cuffs, worth from 81 to 81 % at
SOC.
10 dozen new Spring Wrappers, fell skirts
new sleeves, worth csc at Soc
Ladies' Fine Skirts of Black Figured Bril-.
liantine worth So at $1.9S.
20 dozen Ladies' Corset Covers, worth 19c
at 1915.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, finished with
cluster tucks, at 23c.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, with rufiles and
tucks at 49c.
BIG EMBROIDERY SALE.
500 pieces Of Cambria, Swiss and Nainsook
Embroideries closed out from a largo import
or. They are not the common wide snowy
kid, but made of the finest materials, wide
margins and finest work. They are in one
continuous length and ready trimmed for use
We have divided them into 5 lots prices sc,
&c. 1Oc 121hc and 25c. Each lot is almost
worth double.
Vaencinnes Lsces 15c per dozen yards
Lace Beadings 23c per dozen yards.
IMMENSE SALE OF DOMESTICS.
Androscoggin A Boached Cotton 57sc, in
full pieces.
Fruit Of the Loom A Bleached Cotton
67sc, in full pieces.
Dwight Anchor Al Bleached Cotton 7lSc,
in full pieces.
Lonsdao Al Bleached Cotton 7lac, in full
pieces.
Bleached Pillow Casoing &c.
1O.4 Bleached Sheeting 15c
Fine Unbleached Shooting 121bc.
White Cambria, yard wioe, 7a,c
good Unbleached Cotton 37sc.
Curtain Scrims 37sc
Indigo and Mourning Prints 4%c.
One case good quality Apron Ginghams
37sc.
Fast Black Satino, worth 1Oc at Sc.
Figured Denims for Furniture Covering
19c.
A Gents Laundered Percal Shirt for 23c.
Sea Island Percals in short lengths at 63sc
One case now Shifting Prints at 37sc.
fine Black Sstine. worth 15c at Sc
Ready made Aprons Sc.
One case Zephyr Dress Ginghams Sc.
SILKS, DRESS GOODS & WASH GOODS.
Changcable Taffeta Lining Silks worth 39c
st 25c.
Shepherd Check Wash Silks, all colors,
worth soc at 33c.
D. Bendheim & Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
Leave Alexandria.
Leave Washington.

N. B. Same schedule Sundays commencing
30 a. m
POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN GS-STEAM-
ER WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon
days at 7 90 q. m, and Alexandria at %
q. NJ, for landings as far as Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at samo hours for
st. Clements Bay and Leonardtown.
c. w. RIDLEY, Go1oral Manager.
JOHN B. PADGET'T. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
Tomorrow is ChiIdren'S Day.

Our third floor is ranged for the comfort
and convenience of girls and boys, boil: big
and little. You can count on seeing nothing
but the newest and best styles-and you know
our prices are the lowest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

There has been no Improvement in business
during the week. The offerings of grain are
light butprices keep low The fishing sea.
son is open and this will put some money in
circulation. Monetary affairs are quiet. In
New York yesterday money on call was easy
at iaa2 per cent, last loan 13., closed offer.
cd at 1aaa2 per cont. Prime mercantile pa.
per 3l2a4 per cont. In Baltimore the banks
and financial institutions hold plethora of
funds, with call loans quoted at 3 and 3lb
per cent and bank accommodations and dis.
counts at and 6 per cent. Virginia Cen.
fury bonds were finn and in steady request,
gaining ~ to 63%si. on sales of $4,000.
outhern Railway preferred was weak, de-
Ginning to 25as, ITO shares changed hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

CHICAGO, April 2-Wheat-May T05sa
70M; July 701sa70as; Sept 6Sba6S%l
Corn-May 25a25ls; July 26li: Sept % y.
Oats-May 11';sal1 y; July 1SAa1e'is
Pork-May IS 80; July So 7OaS 72le
Lard-May 81 %; July 81 30. Ribs-May
81 67le; July 81 72la. Wheat opened Il
trilc firmcr this morning than it closed last
night. Corn opened firm and higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

New YORK, April 2 -Stocks were gener-
ally strong and higher at the opening the re-
suit of purchases to cover short contracts.
The advance in the general list ranged from
I. to u per cent. aud was we'll distributed.
Soon after tho opening the bears became moro
ggressive and prices were forced down.
Trading was not active by any means and the
bulk of the selling was principally for pro-
fessional account. Speculation at II o'clock
was quiet and barely steady in tone.
BALTIMORE. April .2.-virginia century
bonds 635sa63a4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02
BALTIMORE. April 2.-Flour dull; western

BALTIMORE. April 2.-Flour dull western
srpcrfnc 50 6Oa2 80. Wheat unsettled
spot and April 70 asked May 77a77A /;
July 73asa73l1; Southern wheat by sample
S0aS2 corn steady spot and April 2Sass
2Sb; May 2S5sa2Sa4 July 29Aa3O
steamer mixed 25a25ls southern white corn
29l9a30; do yellow 2S$.a29 Oats firm :;
No 2 white 25a26; No , mixed do 23lps24.
Rye steady; No 2 nearby 39aAa39; No 2
Western 39Aa39h. Hay firm at $13 so.
other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. April l.
Beevcs-none on sale no trading; beef ga
Zoe per Id. Calves-market active and firm;
veals S4a5 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
market Slow and weak; sheep 5 5Oa5. %
per 100 lbs; lambs S6a675 per 100 lbs
Hogs market steady st S4.2Os4.6 60 per
100 lbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, April @
But little has been done in the grain market
during tho week and prices are unchanged
We quote: Flour SD 5Oa560 for fine TO
patent roller; Wheat S0aS6; Corn 26a2S;
Rye 35a3S; Oats 20a22; Butter 15a2O !;
Eggs 7aS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

RICHMOND MARKET, April .. Tho mar
ket is quiet; the offerings of grain Are light
and prices remain about unchanged. We
quote Flour So 50a5 IS for fine to patent
family brands: Wheat S5a9O: Corn 2Sa
30; Rye 36a3S Oats 2Oa22.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-04-02

NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour-State aud
Western quiet, steady and unchanged. Wheat
No > red moderately active, finn and un-
cha gcd to 13c up on frazer !? est. foreign
Corn-No 2 quiet and frmer at 30l5a31la p.
Osts-No dull and firmer; May 22A :;
Western 21a30. Pork firm and unchanged
Lard quiet steam rendered 81 so.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
saanp eabelsn ,,,,o soppelreibe.

@ie bic Qe1e r aus elmer bur6 8isr1ard
eirgegebenen 8emerfung iiber Die @tnfiiDrunQ
Der beuti9en &ofdrbe i'm beutf9en 9eere
tpiiTen, per3i9tete man preuBtf9er Sets
beim @intritt 8aDern's ms 3ei9 bOrerft aui
@infiibrung bes preuBif9en 9eIms bsi ben
8onern.
9asu lei bon Der SQinois Staatsacituna
nun nod SolgenbeS bemertt:
@or a6t Sabren pi0igte 8abern burein,
Der baperiI9en &uupenbelm nit Der preubi=
inen pideGbaube gu bertauiden. GS fiel
Dies au9 pielsn gut beuti6 geIinnten 8ahera
I9tper, neil in ber. Shat Der 3aupenbelm piel
biibf9er lit als bic Bidel6aube. Nber man
perI06nte ii9 balb NIT ber Menberung I9pr
oesbulb, neil Der Gaupenbelm i'm Regentpets
ter, tpenn bic NGife fi9 in ieiner 9roBen noltz
men &aupe feltiebte, Elm entiebli3es @,ni4t
bette.
4ebnIi9 ging es init Dem biibi9en miirtz
tembergtf9en 3ipeireibigen Waffenrod. I&n
geitattete BON Rei6s tpegen ieinen 8orfbe=
tcnb aus @9onung zines gigentbimlid=
~feitsgefibIs. DIS er aber fpGter bod Dem
preuBti9en einreibigen 8affenrode mid,
beriD6nten lt9 bic piirttembergif9en Solba=
ten i6neI NIT Der @enOerung, f4on neil
bieie ibnen i'm Sommer 10 bisle S0ipeib=
trppfen erIparte unb neil gegen &Glte aud
ufer einreibigem @affenrod Der Mailtsl ge=
niigt.
I'm uuf bic &Opfbebedung 5uriid3utomz
men, 10 batten i'm beuti9sfran5DilGe,1
&riege Die tOnigf. id4iti9en Sruppsn unh
bic piirttembergii3m nod bas &dppi. Die
ie3 pi9 ieOo9 i9On lunge bor benz baperiz
IGen &aupen9elm Der preuBii9en pide1=
boube,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

8on beute IN lit General sSo6n q.
8ropte Der Sn6aber bes Gbicuooer
5duptquurtiers be5 Mihorriz0 81 DEPARTMENTS
bo 8eneruI Merritt na9 Nep gort in's
0auptqliartier bes MilitGr : Oebartements
bes .OItens iibsrIiebelte.
@ie Der iebige ObergsnernI MiGes, 10 iii
audi Generdl 8roofe tein @eit 8ointer: audi
er be9unn feline militGri16e 2auf6a6n als
SreipiQiger i'm 8iirgerfrieqe.
8ebpren am 81. Suit 1888 in 8ennInlz
banien, trat @roote gIei9 beim Musbru6e
hes 8iirgertrieges, beina6e breiunbatparaia
Sabre ait, in Elm penniplbunif6es SsrcitoiQiz
9enz&eginrent. S@neG bra6te er's BON
9duptma1n gum Sbert; f9on uGs Oberii
fi6rte er cine 8rigabe; unb bulb erGielt CT
fir feline Sdpferfeit unb ionItiqe Siibtiafsii
Den lpirfli4en &ang zines 8rigaDegenerals
9ieic grfOlge erran9 Der tapfere, 5reimil=
ligenzOffi5ter in Der Botomac= Nrr1ee, 1ue
ibre 6elb5iige unb lire fur9tbaren 56fa9z
ten, Qisoerldgen unb Siege mitmaden5
Na9bem e f9Dn in Der @9ta9t BEL GFais
Oats auf Mc@lelan's nirginif6em !6al5=
infel@5eGb5uge unb in Der S9la9t' BEL Set
tDsburg unter General Mea6e baripunbet
tporben mar, aber Bel f9neGer 6eiluns feiner
Jelobienit bate fprt1eben t%Onnen, erlitt er in
@rant's fur4tbarer S4Ia4t Bel Sob 6ar=
bor, uls er un Der Spite feiner Brigade in
Die feinbli9en 8erf3an3ungen eingebrun9er
mar, cine fnnere 8eripunbung. Bier Mo.
nate lag er baran nieber un6 bermD6te fiG
bann am S9lufie bes &rieges gu bet6eil;gen
Mie Miles, erbielt 8rpOfe nu9 Dem &ris3;
cine Sffi5iersfteue i'm re%gelmdBige1 t9eert
nngeboten, unb audi er na6m, Oa CT e6enI@
oiel Netgung ME 8egu6ung gum Soloaten:
Iebsn beIaB, cine Iol9e STEELE an. 3undbf
muBte er ii9 nit Der zines Sberfs2ieutenant
begnigen, itieg a6ern mao unb na4 gum Stang;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

lebeno, el11ptd1o ttGt MIR Prt13 SoittS Nds
poleon cine 3aneigung gu benz lebbuftea biib<
i4en Mdb3en, fonbern au@ ieiner Ntutter
i~nnigiter 8uni9 gait elmer 8ermd5lltng
ibres Sobnes nit ibr. @rGfin 2nife 1par
benz prin3en Our9aus ni3t ubgeneigt, aber
lire Samilie @errebiIe ieBte Der 8erci1iz
9lng Der 8eiben Wibertanb entgegen, ba
ite' Der roDdliftif9en Bartei Srdnfrei9s an
gebOrte. 60 tpurbe 9rGfin 2uife bic @dtz
tin zines S3peben, bes @rufen Spare.
Sci einem i6rer @06ne bate @raf @Gamz
bOrb patbenfte1e iibernommen. Sin So6n.
@rqf Magnns Gparre, unb opei SD4ter
iiberleben bic M1tter.
Inter Der Nnregung bes Mariren1iriz
tiers 8rin i9rettet bic 9 aut6Gtigfeit
in Der DEN Marine riiz
ftig borpdrts. Sn 8eneoig 1T Der pan3sr
Saint Son 1890 Sonnen) gum N6lauFan
6ereit, i'm SuIi fDl @munuele 6iGibstto in
@aIteQamare bi Stabta, bic puglid in Saz
rent e6sniopeit fem. Sn @uteIumure bdz
BEN Die Nbiios 8arbarigo unb golonna, bic
bds bprige Miniiterium tpsgen gu ger;nger
BdnOtdrte BON Der S9iffslifte itrti9en lieB,
einen 1mbau erfa6ren, Der ie tpieber p0qig
bienifd6ig mabt. SIM Nrienal bon JteapeL
arbeitet man nit 9o9brud an 8ettor Qiz
fdni, Der e6en Dire MaI9ine erbalten, ebsrIoz
melt 1T in Sps3id @urlo Ilberto. Sa Gaz
felumare liegen Die S9iffe 6. &laie goutit
unb Nrgobat uuf Stapel, fDnnen aber erIt
am @nbe bes Su6res ablaufen. Sn Sams
pierbdrena liegt Der &reu3er @ar;baloi, in
2iDofno Der @areie auf Gtdps1. Sobalo
Saint 8on unb 5iItberto ubgelaufen finO,
ToG fir peitsre Danger Der &iel geitreft perz
ben, ba Der NbmtralitGtsrutb bef9lofen bat,
ben 8au Der md9tfgen Danger ni9t aaf5uz
geben, ipie in Der Prefe fdGf4l53 bebauptst
tpprben lit.
= Ser &ne9t Stto 8oraI9, ge5pren
1871 in 6einersborf BEL Berlin, Ser BEL
benz 2dnbmdnn Peters in . 9enndr.
be BEL 8 umburg bebienitet ipar, perz
iibte in Der @obnung Der WGf9erin Sst:D
SlIen einen S / n b Of. 0iefelbe erpabte
unb ertdnrtte 8orai9, Der It9 besbalb 6ez
trunten ite1te unb fu6 t%peigerte, oas 6au5
gu berlaifen, bielmebr fi4 in Der Slide gum
59lafen nieberlegte. Qls Die Sn6a6erin ber
@pbnung Morgens 5 1br ubsrnal5 ben
8orai9 bergebli9 gum 8erlafen beg @auI85
aufforberte, tpolte fie 6iilfe bolen. 8oraI9
fam i6r dber 5ubor, mari lie CUR @rbe ulb
perlebte i3r cine &n3ubl Me er # ibe
in ben 0dfs. Dem in5nif9en erfpa6ten
fleinen 81 Monate ulten &inbe Der Wd<
19erin, bas flGgli9 gu f9reien anfing, berz
IeBte Der ltnbolo gIei9fuus einige Mefferz
Iti9e in ben 6aIs, bic bic 2uftrObre pur9z
I9nitten, 70 baB bas Sinh dlsbalb Itdrb.
8praI9 le9te Die betpuBtlDie Mutter blnn
berdrtig, baB ite fth perbluten muBte. Mlsz
bann erbra9 er i6re .&ompbe, eignete f;6 Sc
Mart 81 pfennig IN unb entfernte T;9.
Die l1lt6at purbe bolb entbedt, man iGlpB
o6ne @eiteres auf 8oraf9 als auf ben SbGz
ter unb nabm i'm feIt. 8oruIG 9eitann
alles. On Dem Nieberauffpmmep Der Ie6r
I6per perlebten @GI9erin tpiro ae3iDeifelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
GleftrtSMc 0Sfeluma.

Gin neier 8erpenburgs5ped eroffnet it9
oer @leftricitGt, in6em 1e in 3utunft als
Mittel CUR 6nltbarmd6ung bes Slei19es
bienen pirb. Yinto in Gio be Saneiro fat Elm
Iol9es 8erfa1ren erfunben, bas auf Qnz
penbung bon @1ettricitGt bsru6t. 9as 5leiI9,
pel9es eGettri'9 gep0telt peroen foG, pirb
in zine bal6 geIdttigte 8o4ful3lOI ung gelegt,
blr6 bic bann ~anbduernb Elm eleftri19er
@trom geI9idt tpirb. 4uS ben 8eriu9en
Or. @drtner's, beien @rgebni1e ieiner 3eit
mitget6eilt lpurben, lpif1en mir, oab ourG
bic @in!pirfung bes eleftriI9en Stromes
our6 poriee aDrper u1b ielbF t6ierii9
@dute Stoffe binourAseleitet peroen, fir Die
Ipnit bic porige ober bdutige S3eibepanb
rli9t bur9gdngig 1T. Or. @drtner bat bieie
@igenI9aft bes elettrif9en Stromes od5u be-
nrbt, Inn unter l1mge6ung DEG Wtagens Dem
&Drper bur9 bic 9aut Nr3neimittel bei5u=
bringert, Die benz 8aoetpal1er 5ugeiebt tperben.
@irb nun Die Strpmunoronung 10 gepdhlf.
baB ber menI3li9e a0rper ben et11en Yol,
bic Ntetaltpunns ben unberen biloet, oann
gelungen bei ~gseigneter Stromriftung aug
benz 8abenaiIer Sal3e Ii. |, ~. bur9 bic
80rperoberflGde in ben &0rper. Spl9e 8Gz
ber Tinb in Der 6eilfunbe nit ber19ieoener
YolzMnmenbung iibli6 gefporosn. 8etanni
lit ia audi, baB our9 @inpirtung be5 eleftriz
,I9en @tromes ss gelungen 1T, oas bis5erige
@erbperfa6rsn auf 10 piel Sage ab5ufiir3en.
a1s es Ionf Mpnate bauerte. Nu4 bier be-
tpirft Der eleftri19e @trorn, bab Die Serb
Itoffe bel i@neler in bas t9ierii9e 9epe6e
einoringen unb 1i9 bort ablagern uno 10 biz
@er6ung beipirfen, als tpenn Der 9erbsborz
gang feinen g%epObnli1en Sang gebt.
Oiefe Strait bes elettril9en Stromes 9ai
fb nun au9 9into bel ieinem neuen gOfel=
perfubren nubbar gema9t. @iro oas Sleiif
10 bis 20 @tunben lang Der elettrolDtii9en
Mirfuns bes Stromes dusgeieBt, 10 1T es
bontGnbig g%eiul5en, pirb banr berausge=
npmmen unb gum Srodnen arfgebdngt.. 3
Sitter 6alslafe rei9t fir 1 ailogramm 5letif
aus. 9ei 8 8olt @pannung 1T babel Elm
@trom BON etpa 100 Nmpere nDtbig. Die
@lsftroben miifen ulerbings BON Plotin fem
um au perbiten, ouB Bel anberen Mtetallen
2. 9. 3int pber @iien, ettpatge i9dolt9t
5alae, pel6e iib entpideln, nit in basSleiif
oeratben. Oieles @erfu6ren bat Dor BEN
bisberiqen@ 9nelp6feln, no nit elmer SprtB(
in bas Snnere grDBerer SleiI9itiide eint
Galal0i Jung getrieben nurbe, unleu9bare @or.
t6eile; Dor Qlem lieBeus ii4 oamlt groBf
sSlei54 mengen i6ne1 Der SdulntB ent3ieben
unb in bieIer 9inii4t bebeutete oas 8erFa6reu
alf benz @ebiete Der Na6run9smittelFragt
rinen sprtI9ritt, Sreili9 Der 8erluit por
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

du9 Der Nbiub in rponDztrdps" unb Ionfis
gen fleinsn @efdbrten bebettenb 5uriidge~
gungen.
Die brei 9unoelsbran9en iebo9, bic bur9
bas 5abrraO am meiiten geIbdbigt tporben,
Iinb bas 9eI6dft in pferben, in giiouterisn
urb in Muftf, D. b. ni9t nur in Noten, Ionz
bern in allsrr, mas oieIe f90ne &uait ii6er7
6aupt anbetrifft. 9ieienigen, tpsl9e lie
ebren, ieben nit fur9tbarit tier 8sIorgniB,
baB fi9 bic 3a6l ibrer G9iiler Itetig bcrz
minoert. Wean bat tpeber s3eit aoA SEQ
mebr ii6rig, UNI alabierz obsr Geiang5itun=
ben gu nebmen lnb penn bies i'm ~a0gsmeinen
audi ni9ts tpeniger als beflagenstpert6, On
bic Sdbtgfeitsn Der 8riten uno 8ritinnen in
bieIer 9inii9t ni9t gerabe iiberndltigcnbe
Itn0, 10 muB man bod al Der arnltn WtuIif@
befGifIenen gebenten, tpel9e bpn a0en Sbi=
len Der Welt bierber 9eeilt lino, nm lire 8unIt
gu iiben unb nitaut6eilen unb beren Gtpsrb
nun %pollitdnoig gu @runoe gebt. l1nO be-
5iielih bes pianoz 6anbels 5eigt ii9 1aITelbe
pie betreffs bes 8~erfuufs bon Wa3en. 9as
grpBe 2urusfldbier ftnbet nu9 mi. Dor &dlz
fer, oenn cine elegante @obn1ng lit ohne Elm
ol9es unOentbar, aber fir bas piaao bss
fleiren 6%a1sbdlts, bas barptiGbli9 gum
lteben biente, f9tpinbet Der 8egebr. Reit=
pferoe pber bielmebr bieienieen, tpelAe iiG
ibrer bebienen, tperben cine Geltenbeit; felt
Die 9er5ogin bon 5ife fi4 in Brighton %0ffentz
li4 uuf benz 8icpcle ge3eigt, min feline u~riitoz
tratif&e junge Dame nebr gu Nferbe Fteiz
gen nno ebenIo ipentg bann natiirli1 Gle
anberen, ba Der @enus Snob bier ia ausgez
3ei9net gebeibt. I'm nibt tpeniger ais ESQ.,
600 fo1 Die 3abl Der Pferbe fi9 in Spnbpn
permtnbert buben. DAB Suipelen ni6t re9~
10 biel 2iebbaber unb 5elbit 2iebbu6erinnsn
finben, ais friibsr, lit felbItbertdnbGiG; 5piz
I9en bic Wabl 9eiteGt, cine l1br ooer Elm
Sabrrdb gu erbalten, ent19eibet Iib Der
Singing fa1t massachusetts fir leBteres unb
au9 bas berarripa9fen5e Wetblein aiebt es
elmer 8ro6e ober elmer 6alstette por.
Sb audi Der &ir4en6efu9 bur9 bas Na@
oeln 9uriidgegangen, erfa6ren mir burd Die
11nteriu9ung ni4t, bod unterliegt bies
ppbl faum einem 3neifel. Mdr er bod
merit bes6alb 70 fart, neil ii9 uuf DEM gtaG=
6auiegeben bonn @ottesbient 10 fd0ne @ez
legen6sit gum 5lirten bot, po fdnn b;es nun
ober befIer geiibt perben, dIs tper1n MON re-
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binfliegt auf einiumem 8fa0e, teugierigea
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