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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
9ie Cult Drs gGcltraumcs.

Dom Sabre 1885 a6 mar in ben
SommernG6ten am n0roliten Sim
mel Elm merfpiirDigss noroli4tartiges
9bdnomsn ii6tbar, oeiien 9dufigteit
uno 2i6titGrfe, 2tnfang5 a]uBerproentz
li6 groB, bis gum Sabre 1896 alma
Zig abnabm unD TAFT erl0id2n gu mol
len I6ien. 9}euerDinQ8 bat inbsilen
pieoer cine bstrQ6tli6E3uno6me itattz
gefunoen. 0ieie5 Bbdnomen, 6stunnt
ais ,leu6tenoe Na9tpolten," lit pou
nem astronomer 8. Seize in StegIiB
entDedt unb pon OieIsm i'm 8erein nit
ieinen Mtitar6eitern oft 6eo6a6tet
norben. 2lu5 bisien 8eoba9tungen
erqab Ii6 unter unberem Elm b06It be-
merten5psrt6sr S9luB in 8s3ug auf
bic uQmGlige QnnGNrung Der BLAME
ten uno Der Grbe an Die Sonne; 1T
nGmlih Der DelteHruum nit elmer
TuFtart unqefiiQt, pel6e ben 8snez
guncen Der Ylaneten einsn, fpenn audi
.tleinen 8iberitano sntgegen Itsat, il
miiIIen Die 8abnen oeriel6en UNI be
Spnne immerfort tlsiner peroen, uno
na4 Iangen 3eitrdumen muB Der 6aQ
eintreten, Dab elm 9ldnet nab benz ar
oersn in Die Some Itiir3t. 2(ues Sc
ben innerbalb Observation-Disclosures
muB fi6 aumGlig ben berGnoerten
WGrme=8 er6dltnifen anpQfen urb
enoli6 in Der @lut6 bes Sonnent0rz
per5 u%ntergeben. Qus Der @eT6i6te
Der aitrpnOmie lit 6etannt, OaB Der
drtige SdtdItropben in Dem Dslten-
raum 3upsilen ft9 ereignen. 0ena
fdS I3on mebrfa9 beobu6tste plot
Ii9e Mufleu6ten zines Sternes am
ldBt ii6 taum anbers err
tidren, ais bur6 bds Qufeinunberz
plaben bon 3ipet @eltt0rpern. Seit
Dem Iaufenbsn Sabre 1897 limb me6z
rere Mittbeilungen bon norbzeuropGiz
ffen NItronpmen ii6er Elm betrG6tli.
DIES 0ieberau fleu9ten Der leudtenDen
Rd9tpplten on 6rn. 8. sSyefe einqe.
gungen. gs bietet ii9 Iomit BON
Neuem @eIegenbeit, bic Grf9einung gu
f.uDiren, b%eTpnbers a6er audi bic ur=
ia6e DerisIben ndber gu erforI9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
@ra6fGuferimnelt.
Sen SUP BE 81 aupaiiaut.

Die flint 6rsunoe battsn eben i6r
Diner beenbet. Sic tpdrsn ale funf
MGnner Don 8eIt, qereift unb reid;
brei bapon berbeiratfet, 5pei mod
SunQgsieqan. Sic tdmen ieben Moz
nat einmal 3uiommen, UNI Sugenoerz
innerungen auf5ufrii6en, unb na6=
Dem lie geIpeiit batten, plauOerten lie
ftet5 ned Bis gsgen 2 ubr bes Mpr=
gems. Weil iie 5reunbe ge6Iiebsn puz
rem uno fi6 aQe 10 gut chamber psrz
ftanbsn, naren bies piellei9t Die I60nz
itenQbenbe i%6resQebens. Man I3pabz
ts iiber aqes, iiber allies, mas 9Qris
gerabe beI6dftigte oDer amiiIirte. 8ie
in Den meiiten Salons begdnn audi
bel i6nSn bic llnterboltung bamit,
baB maj ii6er bic 2eftiire Der Worgenz
blGtter Tpra6. Der luitigIte ppn i6z
men mar SoIepb be 8arbon, Elm Sung
seIeqe, Ger bas Barrier Qeben duf bic
~ppGtommenite unb p6anta1 ieboQ tie
Netie gu genieBsn perItdnb. Gr mar
peber Qebemann i6limm1ter Sorte,
nod Wiiitling, er mar nur porDiBiq,
I~ebenslufiig uno nod jung, benn er
3dblte taum pier3ig Sabre. @eltmann
i'm ipeiteiten unb Observation-Disclosures
ne bteIes Worts5, geiitig iebr begabi
pbne gerabe qroBe 3iefe, DON einam
Dielieiti9en 0iiien, aber o6ne pirflifs
9elebriamteit, BON leb6after NuffaIz
fung59abe ohne %ernitbafts5 GinOrinz
gen, goo er aug feinen 8eoba6tunqen,
fetnen 4bsntfuern, aus NQem, mas Ell
fdb unb fanb, Qnetboten unb bumoris
ftiI9s 8emertunQen, bic tomiI6 unb
5uglei6 p~biIpIop6iI9 tpdren uno i'm
ben Ruf GROCER Snteuigen3 eintrugen.
Gr mar a46 Der 8ebner bei'm 0iz
ner. Gr bate iebs5mal Sine" Sine
Gei6i6te, auf Die man Ii6er 3G6lte
uno Die ct por3utragen begann, D6ne
baB er 6eIouberS bdrum gebetsn muir
De. -
&au6enb, beioe gGbogsn uuf Dem
Slid, Elm 6ulbpo1eS Seftslas ne6en
benz Seller, erf6lafft bon Der Sa6at=
luft, bic ii4 nit benz arpmatiIfsn
9uft be8 beiben &affee'5 mii6te, fiiblz
tie er ii4 bier p~oaitdnoi9 gu 9auie, ME
9etpiife 9eI4Dpfe ii9 an beItimmten
Srten unb gu 6eittmmten Momenien
gu 9auie fiiblen, tpie cine g2onne in
elmer &ap1e obsr Elm @olbfii9 i'm
5iI39Ias.
Gr begann aliO 3pii6en 5tpei bs6agz
ii3en 3iigen aus Ieiner Gigarre:
~9a 1T mir por Ginger 3ett Elm felt
James 4benteuer pafIirt."
Ollie rtefen ME aus einem Munbe:
uGr5fbIen!"
@r CAB 5uriid:
n9erne! - Sbr piBt ia, baB t6 biel
unb gerne in Paris berumI6Ienbere,
unb pie bic Sammler unb 2ieb6aber
bic S6autGiten unb 6eniter na9 Raz
ritdten bur6iu4en. 10 fu3e t9 aber
Scenen, Nsni4eu, uQea mas an mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
Sn tuirn's aeutaht.

Stb' i6 einmaI brei 8ermunen,
Sang iofort i4 an 81 dbnen,
DAB ii9 einer Prdiibent,
SetretGr Der Nnb're nennt,
llno Der Oritts 10 gu reoen,
SIT Der Mann fir bic Moheten,
9enn IS iagt Gin alter Spru6:
y9rei itnD alemal genug!l"
Sebem @af'ren, 6rap unb 6ieber,
9ebt bic 8ruTt Ii9 unter'm Mieber,
@enn Elm uncertainties 2t3t
2aut Ii6 i9ndu3et unO Oann iprt4t;
nW}eine 0crren, ipenn i9 Ie6e,
@ie in u~nI'rer nd9Ften Nd6e
lleberaq 8ersine bliiber,
@G6ranp mir nit Npt6 unb Mii6en
@inen Sfdt 3ufammen bringen,
SiibP ids tief i'm 9er3en tlingen:
y6unnemann, 9us bdrf ni9t 1ein,
Niorgen griinb'ft 0u men 8erein." -
M&eine Ssrrar, nit 8ergniigen
2eTe i'd in Sbrsn 3iigen,
DAB a4l6 Sic in itiQen Stunoen
9as 8~ebiirFniB lGngit empfunpen;
llnb 10 nil i4 es Denn pagen,
Sang erQsbenIt Dor3uI9ldgen,
Dap mir obus 3eitberfieren
l1ns Ipfort cpHftituiren.
yMGnnertrtus" lei Der Ndme,
Oas tlingt gut unD ma6t Retldme.
0a i6 eigentli9 Der 9riinber,
Sinh i6 ma6r es ooer minber
&e9t, tpenn Sbr als PrdIibent
0ss 8srein8 mid anerfennt. -
Wteier, 9u bift SetretGr!
SGQt Dir audi bos S3rei6en I9per,
MuBt Oh bennO6 e5 DerIu6sn.
&Iles ri4tig ein5ubuGen.
S4ul3e uber 1T Der Mdnn,
Der bic Sdfe fii6ren fam,
Weil er ais &apttaliIt
Sebr bafiir geeignet lit"
3tpeimal 3wei getpdlt'ge 6Gnoe
8latIfen Behalf obne gnbe.
Sanrcmdnn lit ttef gerii6rt,
sMdnnertreue" lit funDirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

bate, biefes feline 2iebden Dpn ben
@rGbern pisber5ufeben. SebO4, id
per9aB fie audi ni9t. Die @rinnerung
iu9te mid 6etm, tpie Elm Mpiterium,
pie elm pIp9ologii6es RdtbieI, pie
cine iener unerfldrli6en Sragen,
oeren Q0Iung uns %beunrubigt, SD
tpeiB ni6t, tparum, aber zines Cages
biIbete i6 mir Elm, ite duf Rontmatre
pieberfinOen gu miifen uno i'd
.ging bin.
SD fpusierte lange lumber, o6ne an
Oeren 2euten, als ben gepObnli4en
.8eIu6ern bieIes Srte5 gu begegnen,
ioI6en, Die nod ni9t alien 8erteRr
nit ben Sooten abgebro9en baben.-
Qm @rabe oes in Sonfin gefaaenen
Gapitdns tniete feline peinenoe Srduz
ernbe altf benz Marmor, nod paren
.8lumen oDer &rdn3e 81 feben.
Oils i6 mid in elm anDeres 8iertel
.bteier groBen Sootenitaot %perlor, be-
mertte i6 urpIDBli9 am @noe zines
&reu3peges elm Paar, er uno tie in
tiefer Sruuer, auf mid 8utommen.
. Gritaunen! 4Is tie nGher ia
men, %ertannte i4 Ite pieOer. Sic mar
Ies!
Sic Ia6 mid, err0tbete, unO als i'd
tie, an ibr poriibergebenO, i~treifte, CAB
tie mir Elm gang tIeines 3ei6en, einen
tur3en 8lid nur, Der Iagte: y@rtennen
Sic mid niht," Der a6sr aud 10 biel
betBen tonnte, ais: g&Omm balo 81
mir, 2ie6fter!"
Der 6err mar elegant, pornebm II.
die, 9ffi3ier Der @brenlegiOn uno UNI
gef0br fiinf3ig Sabre aft.
llno er itiiBte Iie, ME ih tie geItiiBt
bate, als mir Den &ir66of DerlieBenl
Sd ging, itarr Dor Gritaunen. fort,
mid frageno, mas i9 benn ba geIe6sn
bate, pelfsr 2trt bon 8sien bieis
&ir6bofsjGgerin pobl a%ngebOren
m06te. Wnr e5 einfa6 cine 9trne.
Elm iiberipannte5 6ruuen3immer, bas
auf ben @rGbern bic MGnner auflas,
pel6e, trauerno md, pom Settle Oes
I@eibes, Oh Satin b0er @eliebte, umz
I6tpebt paren uno it'd na3 Den Der
lorsnen @3GrtIi6teiten 3uriidIe6nten.
Dar ite berein3eIt? 8iebt IS mebz
rere? SIT bies cine 9rofeIIion? 9dlt
man ben 6rieobOf Dem 3rOttOir pobI
Iglei4? 8roblduferinnen! ODer bate
Tie nur u1ein bieie 6eDunoern5lpert6e
|Soee? @a6rli6, eine tiefe PbiloiOz
Ip6ie, ben S6mer3 Der Qiebe, Der al
Ibieiem Orte DieDer QuTl:bt, u~u55ubcuz
ten!
Sd bate nur gu germ 9epuBt, mel
len @ittpe tie an ienem Sage geraOe
Lpar?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

MtBberf It GnbniB. - @inem
Srdulein piro auf Dem Bale untpo6I
unD iinft auf cine 8ant. Ser neben
tbr ftebenbe 9err fragt iie: .5rGuIetn,
mas lit Sbnen mas BADEN Sic benn?"
. .SSeBt 10000 Dollars A1nb fpGter
nod 5000" liIpeIte lie nit f4tpa9er
tStimms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
. nieie sE%renDn0rterl

- ~EFV
oSie nQren geItern i'm Spe3ialtz
tGtenz 3beQter - mas bat S6nen
Oenn 0a an 8eitsn gefuuen?" -
.Im 8eIten Qefielen mir Die -
8pmnd5iaititer!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- G6sr gu oiel. - Gomitemitz
glieo: yQ6er meine Dame, IS
itdnb bod in DISCRIMINATING,
baB gu Der S90n6eitszGontu
ren3 Ii6 nur 0amen Obne f0rparz
li9eu Ma1ngel meloen Iollten, un0
iebt tommen sic nit etnem 8uz
6el?" - Dame: yg3ln, pie t0nz
nen sic benu be6aupten poQens
bdB Oas Elm Mangel it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
-, SrpffPnO nuSnebriidt.

- TreffenO auS9ebriidt. -
81: .0u gebIt olIo AUDI auf ben
uSa,
man I9pingt 8sire, UNI QnOcrn
auf oieIsI6en gu belfen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
@ntar 0lnsnrnf-

(gelangpeiID: rQber 6err bon
0ints, Sie nit sSbrem eni9en
Ree, Gee iino ia Die reinfte g&eez
mai6ins!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
.gGQs fqdft Ou


gu bisier 6%etituois?" DAP in
Der 9bat elm StuOium oa5u gez
bort, I'M gu 1efen, mas 0a5 Bib
eigentli6 DDriteQen IOu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

(2(us Dem 3agebu4e einer9au5
frau.)
cine 6reunbin mir 6eIuz
den,
0a ipG6'n mir jsbs5 Stdu66en
aus.
9o6 unbetiimmert IaKen IieQen
Den S6mub mir oft i'm eig'nsn
6als.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
0drum m.

9drum.
Benn Dir Der gOlb'ne 8e@er
blinft,
9u Hber 0urit ni9t tlage.
Ob man ba oben aud nod trintt,
0as 1T ne groBe 6rdge,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
&in0ermunb

- &inbermunb. &leir
2en6en fiebt auf elmer Mebiai'
fIoi4e anen 9iri4 abgebilo'l
@ines Sages fragt iie: nMtam
Der 9iri9 lift bod oas niiBIi9h'
3bier!" - p8arum benn, meir
2iebling?" - n@etl ale MeOi5t
men bonn 9iri4 gemuat finb!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
Der ein3iae Musfpeo.

Der ein3ige 4usrpeg. -
Grfter Gommis: Die 6rduen
reiBen bod jegt ale @rnerbSz
3tpeiqe an fi6." - 3netter @om='
mis-: ,0as Itimmt! 9sute bat
mir unfer Gfef getiin0igt neil
cine 9u6balterin an meme Stelz
le fommt." - Gr1ter GOmmis:
Limb mas gebenten sic nun 3u
t6un?" 8psitsr @ommj5:
SD tperoe Die 8etanntI4aft 0es
5rGulein5 iu6en II Dieaei6t betz
ratfet tie mi4!"
- Q(u! Gngldn0er DER IOeben
in 8egensburg u%n9etommen lit,
gu einem 8oriiberqe6enoen):
rMein 5srr, Iein oieIer Staot
pirtli6 Regen5burg? 9ier i4ets
men ia Die SOnne!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- 8ein 8arbon. - Gr: ,Sd
ra6, mein &inb, tpenn i6 geger
Did barte Borte gebrau9t babe,
10 bin i'd bereit. Iie 3uriid3unebz
men" Sic: oSa - bumit 9u
tie no6m0ls gebrau6en tannit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

= Gr tennt ion. - 8uts6ez
.iiBerSfrau: r9er5DrTterS 6pamz
inert mill 3u0tr; er bat elm tleiz
nes &nliegen." - @uts6e1iBer:
nBirO pobl nie0er auf'n grpBes
.4nliegen 'raus comment"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- Qlter iaiBt Dor 36or6eit
ni6t. Ontel: SIS bat ii6 10
gum oritten MaIe pieOer
perbeiratbet; porum Io1te i9 bic
Ie 3bOrbsit ni4t AUDI begeben!"
g2eFFe: yQlter I9iiBt Dor Sborz
6eit ni9t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15

- @rtlGrt. - Surge 5rau
.(sin @ierteIiabr ro9 cer 6o6z
3eitsreiIe): rBie f6neG 0u Did
gednOert BAIT; ieBt ge6it 9u jez
Zen &beno tneipen, pGbreno 9u
auf uniersr ReiIe tets BEL mir
bIiebft." - Mann: n9a CABS
audi teinen Stammtii6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-15
s III nj It'll 6,

8 II nj prtfii 6'
9drum.
8enn Dir Der gOlD'ne 8e&er
bltnft,
.9u Iber 9urit ni9t flage.
Sb man bd pben aud nod trintt,
9as lit ne grOBe 6rdge,
- Rin6ermunb. 3letr
2enden iiebt auf elmer MeOiat
fCdi3e 6nen 9trf4 dbgebiloH
.@tnes SageS fragt tie: rW}am
Der 9iri6 lit bod bas niiBli6hr
.Sbier!" - r@arum benn, meir .
2iebling?" - n@eil ale MeOi5i
nen bonn 6iri9 gema9t ftnb!"
- 8ein 9arbon. - Gr: .Sa
ra6, mein &inb, tpenn i'd geger
Did bdrte Borte gebrau9t babe,
10 bin ib bereit, lie 3uriit3une6z
men" Sic: nSa - oumit 9u
tie no4m0ls gebrau6en tunnIt."
- Gr tennt i6n. - 8uts6ez
.iiBersfrau: .0er50rTferS 6pumz
inert mill 3u0ir; er bat elm tleiz
nes &nliegen." - @uts6eIiBer:
nDirO pObl niebsr auf'n grpBes
.4nliegen 'raus comment"
- GrflGrt. - Sunge 5ra1
.(ein @isrteIiabr rQ6 ber 6o6=
5eitsreiIe): n8ie i6neG Oh Did
gednOert bait; ieBt gs6it 9u jez
Zen 4beno tneipen, mdbreno 9u
duf unIersr ReiIe tets BEL mir
bliebft." - Mann: n9a CABS
audi teinen @tammtii6!"
- Qud Elm 3piegeiprG8. -
nRd, bit 9u BON Der 6o63eit5z
reiIe ba?" - Sal" - SAT-
po6l nod Elm rieIige5 2iebssz
peb?" - nNee!!" t. n9u, ioQ
id audi beirat6en, pie?" -
nNie!"
8driunte.
.(2tus benz Sagebu3e einer6aus
frau.)
Wenn cine 5reunOin mir 6eIl=
den,
pa ipd6'n mir jsDss StGu66sn
aus.
Sod unbetiimmert IdNen IicQen
Den S6mub mir oft i'm sig'nsn
6aus.
Rritif. - ,gBas fagft Du
gu bieIer 6eeTuOie?" - DAB in
Der 36at elm StuOium Oa5u &C.
bort, UNI gu 1efen, mas 0a5 Bib
eigentli6 DorIteQen ION"
- @uter 2(u80rud. - Dame
(gelangtpeilD: nNber 9err bon
.0ints, sic nit Sbrem etpi9en
.Nee, Gee iin0 ia Die reinite Neez
mai6ins!"
GreffenO uu89ebriidt. -
.Q.: y0u geb7t oIIo audi auf BEN
go. nSu,
man I@pingt 8eire, UNI QnOcrn
.auf oieIslben gu belfen."
D, oieIe 8remOp6rter! -
rSie muren gcItern i'm Spe5ializ
tdtenz 5beater - mas bat S6nen
penn Do all CtlIeN SeIuutl!
uGm 8eTten 0efielen mir Die -
9pmnaiiaititer!"
Der ein3ige 4ustpeg. -
'Griter commits: Die Jrauen
reiBen bod iegt ale GrperbSz
.3petge an 1i4." 3peiter Conn.,
mis-: pas itimmt. 9eute bat
mir unier Gfef getiin0igt, neil
cine 9u66alterin an metne Stel@
.le fommt." - Griter Commits:
LIMB mas gebenten sic nun 3u
.t6un?" 8psitsr Gommi5:
The Washington bee., 1898-07-23

Eureka Court, Daughters of Sphinx,
will Install officers at Alexandra, Va.
July zIst. An invitation has been ex.
tended TO the three courts in the Dis.
trict, and the Illustrous Grand Patron
Noble d. F. Seville, SO, to be present
Editor and Lawyer w. Calvin Chase
of Washington, ID. C., has fine suite
of rooms near the city courts. He
has clients and subscribers to keeI
several clerks agoing. Chase is Z
hustler as well as vigilant editor anc
mart lawyer.
From Alexandria, lVa.,D Leader.
Ill. ID. F. Seville, 33o;; has beer
away for week taking much need
ed rest.
The Ill. L. w. Pulies, So, Of Wash
ington, ID. c., has been elected as the
grand secretary Of the National Col
ored Soldiers and Sailors Monumen
Association Of the United States, o
which the Ill. John q. Jones, So, i:
the president.
The Washington bee., 1898-07-23
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when you learn that your
Constitutions, bylaws, Ex-
curslon programs, &C., will
be printed when promised
in irst-class style.
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is the leading Republican
newspaper of the race and
the best advertising me
dium through which o
reach theXcolored people
Of tn S country
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GEMS FROM THE QUARRIEs.

The masons OF the United States,
under the auspices Of the Grand lodge
of Va, will observe the Tooth anniver-
sary Of the death of George Washing
ton, with fitting ceremonies at Mt
NerGon. The anniversary will occur
December 18th 1899. Gen. Washing
ton died December I4th 1893, between
10 and II a. m.
The Washington bee., 1898-07-23

Miss Agnes \. Pitts of Atlanta, Ga,
is IN the city visiting Mrs. Rachel
Bell Dudcan and Mrs. Samuel Lacy OF
I street, northwest.
The Washington bee., 1898-07-23

SISTER b. A. Haskings, grand secre-
tary Of the order OF Eastern Star has
been very sick at $40 3rd street, n ".
She is improved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

THE NEW STORE OPENED.
Messrs. Temple Pemberton, Cordes
A Co. at Their New Establishment.

The formal opening Of the handsome
new store of Messrs. Temple. Pemberton,
Cordes & Co, which occurred yesterday,
attracted widespread attention.
All day long, despite the contrariness of
the elements, there was a STEADY
stream of people to the west Broad-str@et
house, and from every point of view the
affair was most successful.
From the great plate-glass show-win-
dows. which demonstrate the perfection
of the window -dresser's art, to the top
story Of the building, one passes in review
a wonderful pagent. In addition 10 the
immense display of goods, disposed to
the hest advantage in this splendidly-
furnished establishment, there is pro-
fusion of palms and other decorative
nlants arranged for this occasion by air.
w E Hammond, the florist The encct
~ the various shades of green amidst
tho wealth of color, which Is never con-
aicting. is decidedly picturesque
THE departments are arrayed about the
store as follows:
ON the first foor-Black dress goods'
silks. colored dress goods, tancy goous'
umbrellas. gentlemen's furnishings laces
kid gloves, blankets, ana qui'S' IL,
NJ tba centre of the store are notions
.rirnr,ings ribbons, hosiery, and gentle
o,a1's and ladies' underwear departments
iii9m on the second floor are the suit ano
cloak departments, muslin underwear
and curtains. ~. ,,,os mat
The top floor is occupied by rugs mat
tings. and linoleums. -, ,an, o,e,
Tonight the store VIII De ~ o,ion -
iii late hour for public lnspection
ulisi on n,,lI be made welcome. The sign
anu or mat viii amply repay visit lol
Is one rn ra is one of the most modern an'
in,nroved in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
G. a. o. OUTING
Every sunday to Old foi"'' ''e"'
View, and Norfolk.

rhose delightful outings, which are 50
III oetronized and enjoyed by our peo-
~,e %e" Vii lii be continued every sunday du-
ii1rS Tbe large number of warships IN Hamp,
i" pnads the opportunity now TO Visit @
.Sn .Sn tort f the life and attractions Oh ora 1,
the loi'' Sorfolk at this season, VIII
Polht an anu dav pass pleasantly. The fast
Inahe Ike sn and Ohio outing train VIII
Chesapeiih ppirhmond at S:45 A. NJ, sunday,
ynfs wh pariorcar attached the ssaIs l0e
which can be reserved at 'ne Seo asst Main
snd " Ohio passenger Office S9 east ""'''
street. Norfolk at 6 u. NJ
Return,s, -, 615 p. NJ: Old Point al
ocean 'S arrive at Richmond T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
chase city Accommoda-
withar"~ mesmeen Ke,s'iiie and Chase

CITY va sunday. October 9th. trains II
EffeeuvuvS ne discontinued between Keys
and u w''1 chase city. Va. for season @ lSss,
Vile ana ,ast "north-pound train will leave cave
The ias. ,v saturday morning. October
Sth. o railway will continue 10
The sou." SOUL trains between Richmond
operate ..,',e .nsS Va, as follows: Leave
and keys,s'p NJ. arriving Keysville $40
Richmono Keysville A. NJ. arrive
r. Nj; is s.ta A NJ. daily except Sunday.
Richmon,o ,aaving Richmond at 1901 +. NJ
Tram LII NJ as heretofore. make connec-
daily VIZ" avsville for Chase City. Train
ton az p,chmond 1910 A. NJ. will also
,easns eaxe connection at Keysvilie Tor mas :
r,sr r,sS on Tuesday. Thursday, and SATURDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

lady friend presented Mr.. X, c.1ps 4, rem, q
berton. Of Temple. Pemberion,, IDi ,Dis cItv
CO. popular dry-goods people OF .Hos % car car
a most lovely floral design maoe % VI % a
aations and roses. in the snap ahear ~ and
horseshoe. as a token OF go" NV dry
mcx upon his removal III n a. one OF
goods house. SIR. PeInoSa uS, M men and the
our most U merited. It was made py
stann g. Brown, florists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
u.ment and Ball, West
a.. October II, leo>.

~ ,he above occasion a special ram
im nOr ne ."e operated between Richmond and
VIII DC eo'pt Spt leaving Richmond $3.50 4. NJ
West fo'"', ,oaye west Point l2 o'clock
retnrmins' lsninht stopping for passengers at IN
in,,o,o iniolIs stations going ard returning.
Fare for the round-trp. 90 cents, I..,,o,,.
For : ore turther information, see adyer,islns
,d, roi or cali at 2lO north sixth street
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
- ,phone 1872,

.na we viii send ard get your '"O''' ~
pair, and re'u' " y, f. DREW g. Co,
Main street corner OF Eighth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

-, IVA will send and get your snoeS' re-
pair ana re' ". f. DREW 8 CO.,
Main street. corner OF E'snt"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
IN Cold In One Day

rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
.as,s,s rsIund money II fails to cure.
* cents. Genuine has L. b. q on ea'"
tablet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

v,c., Tower Concentrated Fruit Juices are
n,, H,n the centre OF the fruis districto sunny
Ts %sot Try them. PURCELL. L,pD co. si'
Agents. ---------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. October g.
clu Forecast for Thursday;
For virginia-Generally fair
weather; cooler; light northwest
TO north winds
ro. North and South carolina-Fair
.,ney preceded In the early morning
-. showers in the southeast portions;
-, ~ fresh variable winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
,crpDAY was warm and threatening.
lev showers throughout the afternoon
and evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

should adopt the best books we could get
ana see that our children were properly
taught. He earnestly favored the sdop-
ton OF the report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06
ni.eases of the Liver sto"acn'
and kidneys

u.,or M ,ue tireenorier WhIte sulphur
the - "a The most valuable in America.
prgrELI. La ID s. Co.. Wholesale Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

The wounded Marshal of Walker was
s.oyght home under a Red Cross flag.
= board the Flora. He will recover, but
h,s life Is not worth a pinch Of snun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

,ur RIGHT OF SECESSION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-06

question from General Wilson. thar ne
had heard OF but one instance IN "n,sn
a surgeon had become intoxicated Inc
man was relieved from duty, nut there
was no court-martial, as II was impossipie
to procure testimony bearing on the
charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-21
How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin deep,
dependinp entirely on a healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the liver be inactive,
YOU have a bilious look; if your stomach be
dsordered, you have a dysPePha look; ; if
your kidneys be affected, you have pinched
look. Secure good health, and you will surely
have good looks. "Electrc Bitters" is a good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Purihes the blood,
cures pimples, blotches and boils, and gives a
good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at A. Wasley's drug store. so cents per
bottle.