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The times., 1898-11-19
REFUSE TO QUIT WORK.
Only Twenty of Nearly Three Hum
dred Railway Men Go on Strike.

Syracuse, n. Y, Nov. 1S.-The local
street railway union ordered another
strike this morning and out of go men
less than twenty went out and their
places were quickly taken by non-union
men, so that all cars are running as
usual. The president of the union calls
the men towards, and they term him
s.fooI
The times., 1898-11-19
BOARD OF TRADE.
Annual Election Held Yesterday and
OflccrN InatRlled

The annual election of officers of the
Washington Board of Trade took place
yesterday afternoon in the Board of
Trade rooms in G street, resulting in the
reelection of the old officers.
The meeting was called to order by
President Theodore W. Noyes. and the
The times., 1898-11-19
SOLD SIX TIMES OVER.
Ten Millions Of Southern Pacific
Five Per Cents Issued in London.

London, Nov 1S.-The Lonton banking
house of Speyer Bros. has issued siO0oo,-
900 of 81 600 per cent bonds of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company of Califor-
mia at 1.05 or 9210 per bond. The issue
was purchased six times over-s2O.-
COG. 600 in London; s25 600. 900 in Amsterdam
and $40 0000, 600 in Germany.
The times., 1898-11-19
Blue flannel Dewey
Suits. 99e.

Boys blue flannel Dewey suits
trimmed with blue braid and have
stripes on sleeves-trimmed with brass
buttons-ssc for the hour. Sizes to
Ii.
The times., 1898-11-19
Bows wool suits. 99c.

Lot Of boys wool cashmere double
breasted suits. in sizes TO Is years
as well-made suits as you can find
the same as is asked 81 for every
where-here at 99c. .
The times., 1898-11-19

ACKER & AFFLECK. I4s9 Pa, ave. NV.
wHTTESIDE & WALTON. 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
C. C. C. SIsiAIS, y. Y. ave and liih ST. NV.
HOWARD RATCLIFF. Iith ard sts> ne.
HOYLE & Co.. 4;h and +. Capitol sts.
FRANK T. WELLER. Sih and sts SC.
CHARLES II. Bic NER. y. Capitol and Il sts- ne
VICTOR II. ESClI. li2s Maryland ave. ne.
VI. FALCoNER, 1lsh and VI SIS. Sc.
The times., 1898-11-19
Shoe prices are toppIing ever


o
honght
for turday IS
The times., 1898-11-19
Washington stock Exchange.

saies-Columbia Railroad s's, $500 a
40 1-2 Capital Traction, 2i AT 50 is, 12O Mt
1913, and l at s01-2. American Graphic
phone. $50 at 1S 3-S and 100 al 13 1-2.
After call-Capital Traction. 10 at 50 5-s.
The times., 1898-11-19
BOYS flannel waists. l2Lc.

Lot of boys outing flannel waists
good. strong waists for rough-aId-
ready wear-12 Lee each.
The times., 1898-11-19

There was irregularity in the stock
market yesterday, a few of the favorites
showing much strength, while the general
list was weak and dull. The buying by
commission houses dropped OFF almost
completely and there was some selling
short by the professional element. In ad-
dition to the efforts of the bears there
were one or two depressing influences in
the news of the day that had bad effect.
with prices so high as they are at present.
The strength of the few favorite stocks,
manipulated by the pools, can hardly help
the general situation much and many
people who have been buliish for the past
few days are now saying that reaction
is likely.
The times., 1898-11-19

There was a decline in the Atchison
securities yesterday. which was not un-
expected, after the recent large advance.
The talk of the street Is that there will
be the beginning of per cent annual divi-
dend on the preferred within short time.
This is probably too hopeful view TO
take of the situation. despite the truth
of such OF the bullish gossip regarding
the road recently. The dividend will per-
haps be per cent. TO be increased at
some time in the future If conditions war
rant it. In this case there will be no rea-
son for the preferred stock to advance
any further. Even with a higher rate
than this the price predicted by the bulls
appears absurd TO q great many people.
The times., 1898-11-19
BOYS alI-wOOl suits, S2.9S

Lot of boys all-wool vestie. double
breasted and REFER suits-in the mob
biest patterns-haye been xi-for s2.93.
The times., 1898-11-19
Strong specials in boys clothing.
Boys tan covert top coats, S1S.

Lot of boys tan covert top coats
with silk velvet collars-plaid wool lin
ing-all sizes 4 to % years-$2sS.
The times., 1898-11-19

Capital Traction continues to be the fea-
ture of the local exchange. The price ad-
vanced in the transfer of II shares from
81 TO 81 81. Mr.. W. 3. Gurley bought a
ffty-share lot at 81. The talk of an in
crease of the dividend from 20 cents to
81 a share at each quarterly payment is
still eager and confident. President Dun
lop in an interview published in the Even
ing Times yesterday, stated that the busi-
ness of the road is now the best in its
history, even exceeding that immediately
previous to the installation of electric
power on the Metropolitan Line.
The times., 1898-11-19
BOYS pants, 39c.

Lot of boys pants that viii hold up
their heads among the best company
made Of the most servieeab,e all
wool materials-made with more than
the usual care-strongly re-enforced-
go at Ssc a pair. These are worth
more than double.
The times., 1898-11-19

about 100000 bushels. Corn was firm. ad-
yancing 1-lGS-S, closing with the i'm
provement lost. There is nothing new in
the situation.
The times., 1898-11-19
Bows w0el pants. 9bc.

Lot of boys wool knee pants-made
with patent button bands-sewed
The times., 1898-11-19
New York Stock Market.
Onen High Low Clos

Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
1419 F Street.
The times., 1898-11-19

Brooklyn Rapid Transit, a:rother OF Mr..
Flowers favorites, was also strong and
1t was confidently predicted that there
will be further rise In the stock.
The times., 1898-11-19

A large assortment OF the handsom-
est looking breasts. wings and coques
which have sold as high as $50 and
2 will be offered for a spe-
ciai value at ----..-..--...--....-----
Curled chenille dotted quills-wiu
be offered as a special value
dt--- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Black and colored Ostrich pIumes.
OF very fine quality: worth
ssc.-will go for a day n----.....42 &c
Black Ostrich plumes-a very good,
desirable quality and an excellent
blaek-fit to be put with any $3.50
plume. will be offered as a
Ladies felt hats. In fedoras. alpines.
sailors and small soft hats, OF
splendid quality. will go for i2c
The times., 1898-11-19

Misses vici kid lace and button shoes
on opera. coin and square toes-solid
leather soIes-extension edge-patent
tips-sizes Il I-2 to Pa bargain
at sSc-far........-...-.. .75c
The times., 1898-11-19
New York Cotton Market.
AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY.
Prospectus to Issue November 2G in
America, England and Canuiln.

America, England and Canudn.
Manchester, Eng, Nov. 1S.-The pros
pectus of the American Thread Company
will be issued on November 26, simuita-
neously in the United States, Great Brit
ain and Canada. An important alteration
is that the preference capital which 1t
was originally intended to issue in
United States currency is now placed
upon gold basis. the same as the bonds:
hence, reduction of interest. The Eng
The times., 1898-11-19

MONEY TO LOAN al and l-2 per cent in sum,
of $1,000 10 $4,000 ID. C. real estste; pay
OF and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
su transactions conducted with economical con.
sideration for borrowers WM. II. SAUNDERS 4
CO.. 1i07 st. se2i-tt-ep
The times., 1898-11-19

Denver and Rio Grande preferred, al
though 1t opened yesterday at a fraction
below the close of Thursday. soon re-
gained the loss. 1t was strong all day.
and at one time reached 611-2, closing ut
81. The stock is entitled to per cent
before the common stock can receive any
thing. At present IL is receiving per
cent, though undoubtedly 1t is earning
more. There is talk on the street of the
probability of an increase in the dividend
The times., 1898-11-19
The center of millinery interest

by the ndard of
The times., 1898-11-19

Chicago Grain and Provision liarkct
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
The times., 1898-11-19

Children's Vienna kid button shoes.
with spring heels-McKay sewed-sizes
8 20 S-which are very nicely finished.
and cheap. at 15c. a pair.
for Observation-Disclosures. 70
The times., 1898-11-19

Boys westing calf lace heel shoes.
with doRgola tops and One-piece
counters-soIid leather soles-sizes to
5 (which are cheap at sl.s
will go Observation-Disclosures. CSC
The times., 1898-11-19

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED coLLaT.
ERAL-No delay. yERKES & BAKER
Rooms 10 to A. Metzerott Bldg, lilo st.
iels-u
The times., 1898-11-19

Talcum powder-will go for a
day at........... 8 1-2c
The times., 1898-11-19
Mems bike suits worth up to Sis, $3.50.

Saturday morning shall put sale a big lot of mems
fine bicycle suin variety of the swelllooking English
checks with kesey cus-ade il the stylish
perfectly tailored garments of this kind possibly be
which sold up offer the pick of of them $3.50
We clear them ouand that's why have the
price down such small point Hardly getting for them
The times., 1898-11-19

The earnings of Texas Pacific for the
second week of November declined A,-
500 and from January l, increased s3e7, 900.
Canadian Pacific showed for the same
periods a decline OF 5000 and an increase
The times., 1898-11-19

Highly perfumed pomade-in jar
with screw top-resuIar 15c.
The times., 1898-11-19

The main new argument for lower
prices yesterday was the dispute for ter
ritorial rights between the Great North
ern and Oregon Railway and Northern
Pacific. Both sides are determined not to
yield, but If a fight were believed to be
imminent it is a fair conclusion that
Northern Pacific stocks would have
shown greater losses than they did AT
the same time the situation is not a
pleasant one TO contemplate. The COM
mon stock of Northern Pacific dropped
off half a point and the preferred an
eighth. The stocks of the other two
companies were also weak.
The times., 1898-11-19

Mems fancy gray striped wool un-
and finished in the best style-anoth-
er dollar value which we can
The times., 1898-11-19

Mems heavy derby ribbed fleece lin
ed underwear of very fine quality
made and trimmed equal 10 any dol
lar garment-will go curing
this sale for sec
The times., 1898-11-19

Tetlow's famous Swan Down face
powder, in white and flesh color
will so for a day at...-.-....lel le Lee
The times., 1898-11-19
Si.25 gloves, 9SG.

a special lot of ladies' and misses
fine gloves-every pair fitted and war
ranted-which are the regular SIS sort
and have never been sold for less than
N.25wIll be offered as a special value
today at CSC pair.
The times., 1898-11-19

There was much weakness in the an
thracite coal stocks, and this undoubt-
edly had its part in influencing the gen.
eral market. The coal situation is bad
and it seems TO be getting no better.
More than this, there are few who care
to pretend that they see promise of any
large Improvement in the near future.
The times., 1898-11-19

DR.. Bars Hygienic tooth powder
instead of 25c. will be offered for a
The times., 1898-11-19

The Federal Steel securities were sold
heavily yesterday. The price of the COM
mon fell from 81 Ia to 81 1-2, and the
preferred from u 1-2 to 20 L. The failure
of the steel companies to form steel
rail pool TO put the prices of rails up, and
keep them up, was apparently the cause
of the weakness. 1t is not to be sup
posed. however, that this temporary de-
cline in the stocks will continue. Indeed,
at the lower figure, they are more at
tractive than they were week ago.
The times., 1898-11-19

The feature of the day was the strength
of the Flower stocks, and especially OF
Chicago Gas. The quick advance in Gas
began on Thursday afternoon and con-
tinued yesterday. The rise yesterday was
from l0I rs to 1o9 81. the close being at
109. Mr.. Flower bought large amour;
of the stock and was quoted as predict
ing 12o for 1t very confidently One of the
stories aiioat was to the effect that the
company will issue 5000, 900 stock at par
to stockholders. the proceeds to be used
TO buy the Ogden Gas Company A deal
of Importance is undoubtedly under con-
sideration by the directors. put 1t could
not be learned if this particular exp!ana-
ton Is the true one
The times., 1898-11-19

This fortunate purchase enables us
to offer you Random wooI garments,
double-breasted front and back, with
heavy fleece linins-silk taped-large
pearl buttons-a regular dollar
value for only. .39c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-22

8tn8sto 5amuia 2 oi 10 ll6r @ormio9s PrioatzQn@
fran ouf e9robfsm " Hber bic 8pe9un9en o Panfn 9ez
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pane gerOs ott engt fann lit piOerz
prnO 0uur Die &8ern8 Oer6dt f Ooafdnoi8 hngiam d6er
bier 9untt
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proen e aOore aa6e gu OurtdriOen beabihjgkn,
Die @erbtnDunq nit Gem SUon gu unr6rt;n.
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@ormitags 12 6 0ar slonO m ana 6egebn.
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gu feQen.
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,Uontp 1000 Nln pet 8epp muB. SdFperi8 pO
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gnegmgen mrtaniden panin GeIdnaOer Gs 1T jtoo3
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g8o 8s60rOn Mtn fHr5tsn it, DAB 8u6ifum
8erie Qnqdn gron Seegeften 1nfJ fir Spdnn
perluuien, irrirt peroen m0dt.
gs prO ndmb srpart, DAB Die erfen Radrtten
Ifaft RG6 Cuba u aOrio ommen narf geGrbi
ln peron graO pe in apao ar3em aupoaune Dap
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DEN.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-22

Der DGnii6e Schooner nRo6l" fubr
6eute nit 5IiidtIingsn na6 9rogreiO,
Merito, ob.
N}ontag, Den 2. W}ai. ~ 8roBer
5eIttag. Siegesfeier Der RieDerperz
flung RaPOIeOn oes Griten Oura Die
SPanier Dor 80 Sa6ren. galO rper=
Den aud Die Nmaritaner 6sItegt Iein.
Der britiI6s &reu3er o5aIbOt"
lduft in 6oOana Gin.
0as dmsritaniT4e 3orpebo6oot
nGuf5ing" III DOuitdnOig Oienituaz
fG9ig.
Gas gtodaosgeftpabsr 1T psr-
ftipunpen. 8ieQsi6t Gilt es cine
2anoun8 gu bepsrtitsGi8en. 8ir iino
gerijItct.
OienItaQ, Den 3. U}ai, - Die Be-
D0lterung lit gutsn U}ut325. 9robiant
lit in groBen N}engen por1anDen. Der
traurige GrfoIg Der 2tmeritaner Dur6
Dus Reimbursement BON Matan3as
uno GisnfuI8os 6at Die Ginpo6ner
BON Der Obnmo4t unTerer 5einoe
iibsr3eugt.
Die ameritaniife 6lotte lit Bel Ga
pite Dur4 4omiral Wtontojo gsI6laz
Gen noroel.
Die StraBenbeleu6tung Darf ni6t
BREMEN; iSoer @inpObn,r muB elm
2i4t Dor Iein 6aus Iteaeh
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fa5ren; 2lOmiraI Butler uno 2(omirat
GerOera 6efebIjgsn iie.
3DOlf feinOli6e S6iffe ndren in
Sift; 8roBe 3bdti8teit berrT6te auf
ibnen.
Die cu6anjIasn 8ammern puroen
beute er0ffnet.
Sin ipaniiber S4ooner fiel Den
6etnoen in Die 6dnoe.
5reitag, ben 6. U}ai. - Die feinbs
li6e 5lOtte umI9pGrmt ben 6ufen.
0a5 fran30iii6e &riegsI4iff n0ua
bourOieu" lGuft ein. 6er3li6e 8eariis
Bung finDet Itutt. Die 2lmeritansr
batten e5 fir Elm italienif4es S6iff
gtbalten.
Die 8utterie'n Don Worro Gaitsl
BADEN auf 3pei gu ua6e fOmmenoe
Fsinoli6e S6iffe geT6Ofen. Die
Sfiiiie tOnnten Der groBsn gntfers
Hung qaIber niGt treffsn.
2tuf aQe 6abr3euge bes feinbli6an
9eI6puoers, bic auf 4 u}eiIen beran
tOmmen, iou bon nun an gefeuert ptrs
Der.
Samitag, ben z. U}ai. - 3nei
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ipdniIAen S1opner. Die 8eldbDz
9attsrie er0ffnete iofort 6euer uno
6si6dOigte DOs cine feinOli6e 6d6rs
lSOrtieRuns iicbc 4. Seite.I
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narOen tDrntsn.

3n Santa Domingo, grOUins
Santa Clara, 6at cine groBe Demon.
ItratiOn gu 9unIten Spanien's Itattz
9efunOen. Der Gnt6uiia5mu5 if
groB.
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miralitdt in 6aDana 6ot Q(omiral
.QtontojO gu Teinem Siege Bel Gaoite
tslegrdP3IIf 6eglitpjni6t.
Die &ouiuln BON 0eutI6lono. Sta
lien, llruguop unO 2lrgentinien in
StnfuegOs taben gsgsn ba5 8Ombdrz
oement prOteItirt.
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te ProDiiioncn unD ulunition.
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ge6en eingeIperrt iino, purosn i3ra5
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lj4es Shifi.
9onr:ritag, Den 3. 0lai. - Rpsi
ipaniife 5lOtten per0en nd4 6aDand
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GREAT SCOTT.

0}Gnnsr IinO pabr6afi groB, nelds
Ii1 IeI6it groB ma6en. y9redtScott"
lit pa6rbaft groB, ni6t nur ais groBer
Suufmlnn, fonCern AUDI ais 9roBsr
PreiSberdbieber.
8reat Scott lit groB, bd er ss per>
oient, unb sr DsrOient es, neil fr Sc
Oermann oaS gibt, mas i6m 5utommt.
= OOppeIt 10 piel, aI5 irgeno Ssmono
BON Dem Rrter3ablung5 Combine
oOer Der OoppsIpreiIi8en r@eisa}3aft"
2Goen er6alten tann, bic Sud untSr
Der D}G5te elmer 8peioeutigen 2lriIio=
tratie berau6en piiroen.
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!eiat, peOer 1T e5 Der gersaten 9anoz
JungspsiTe zines e6rli4en 8aufmanns
pie 9reat Scott gegerii6er blino.
8enn 36r cine 8inoer &utI9e hds
ben po1t, 10 tommt 5u 9reat Scott.
9unOsrte pon bieien, f60ne, 70 6iltg
pie So; lol4e nit SeiDen 4liii6z
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pra6tDoQiten 8utI6en iinO auf gIet4e
2Frt reou3irt. Nenn S6r einen 9uts
itGnosr, einen &lsioeri8rant, etnen
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nen S6autelitu6I, eire 3oQe StrObz
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ne 8ren3e, pelde gu nieorig fir 9reat
Scott's 2lu5Oertauf5 Yreiie Iein
tDnnte.
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tungen uno 8iiffets unb 9or3eQanz
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oijrre 8Idtter DOR benz Sturme perpez
ben.
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oft ibr Elm rOt66aarige5 9aupt ie6t.
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BAIT groB, neil er e6rli9 lit - uno
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8ertrauen, uno @ertrauen lit Die Sci
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peI6em Der Mantel Der G6rli6teit 10
onpaBt pie Die Sapete Der 8ano, unO
bieier MQnn 1T 9reat Scott.
grtru grOBe Bargains in 8reut
Scott's 3peiggei6dften an @aDItraBe
unO Gentralz2lbenue unb Ieinemg&orO=
6onarOitraBenz2aoen.
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Nifts ais @Hgru.

8lanco'5 6ottro6enOes 9lodaoe=
3aqebu6. ~ RatjrIi4 naren no3
feiner QlniiGt Die SPanier immer
iieQre;2.
6QpQna,9 9. 0Goi. pto 9era Gru8.
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bat 8sreralzGapitGn 8iancO 3eit 8ez
funp:n, Elm militGriits5 5o8sbu4 81
fii6ren.
gBie pisl iolf. 2tuf3eidnungen fir
bic 2(m2rifaner rart3 iinD, IaBt Ii4
aus Den bi56erigsn iPaniibtn 8eri4=
ten entnehmen.
SeOenfaQs lit es intersiiant, Die Ipas
niI6e Gsriion tennen 81 lsrnen uno
Don Dem 6slOenmutfs Der 9iOalgos gu
b0ren.
@pnntu1, ben l. W2ai. ~ Die ipaz
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Soc.
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5000 NarNs irincr r5bur Simitics," babi5
Qcpiiriclt uuo Qcitrciit tiibIitcr Stofi bel bel.
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Wcbc mir 10 bod, iuic 2Oc. ocrtauitcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-22
GREAT SCOTT.

8rsat Scptt'5 2lufrdumungsz8
tduf fat Die fparIamen, perniinftigen
3auSfrouen fir ii6 eingenommen, mie
Elm Gptlon ouf elmer 9rairie tlejne
@tiids pon lei6tem 9opier ergreift.
Der groBe 9rets 6era6ieBer 3og
ieIbIt ben 9lodenItrang, unO Die Preiie
uno oos 9u6lifum tbuten Den ReTt.
g}iemal5 3ubor in Der gan3en 8ersanz
gen6eit bes taufmdnnii6er GeI4dftS
murOe Elm ioI6es 8aufen OOn U}06eln
unO Seppidsn unter einem 9adF
9eIeben, ais pGbrenD Der erIten Wo4e
OieIe5 grOBen 4ufrdumungsz8ertaufs
pes 2agers BON W}0bsln, Seppithen Il.
z2(u3itaffirungen i'm r9dmiItonz
Gaiterz8ebduDe."
gBie benfsn Sic bariiber, baB gez
fern 50 8arlor Nleublements BEL
@reat Scott'5 2(uSbertauf nertauft
purOen? 1lno 9ieIes 1T genau, mas
Die @intrugungen angeben. Uie benz
len Sic Dariibsr, an einem SamItaqe,
Dem fIaueIten Sage Der 8o4e i'm W}Dz
6elz@ef8Gfte?
8ie Oenten Sic oarii6er fir cine
gdn5e Wo3e in irgenb einem Nl0belz
Qabsn in Der Stdpt? g2i4t elm ein3iz
ge5 M0bel~8ef6Gft in gang Baltimore
tonn beutigen 5age5 bic re6te Sun0
er9e6en, Die 8i6eI in Der 2infen uno
OieIel6e tiiiIen unD einen pQbrbaftiQeH
Gto oarauf iapDren, DuB e5 jemal5
in elmer gdn3en Wp6e 50 9drlorz
0}su6lement5 pertaufte. llno benno3
er3ielte 8reat Scott Dies an einem
ein3igen Gage unD 0a5 an benz unz
9iinitigiten Sage Der 0o6e - am
SamItaq.
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unD 8ie6et Die llria6e in 8etpabt.
@reat Scott peranTtaltete einen2tu5z
Oertuuf Oe5 geiammten 8orrut6s Don
U}0bsln uro Seppi6en i'm 6amilton
GaIterz8e6duoe an Baltimore Str,
3piI4en Charles uno 2igbtItruBe, gu
irgenO einem anne6m6aren Breiie, Ou
2lQes gerGumt perOen muB. 8reat
ScotPs groBe flint 9(ter umfohen0e
QGoen peroen balo ppn ben 8auunterz
nebmern abgeliefert, uno od oa5 6az
milton GuIterz8ebGube nur bis gu De-
rem 6ertigiteQung gemietbet puroe,
muB ii6 9reot Scott ieOe5 Studss
M}0bel entleOi9en bis gu Der 3ait, no
Die flint older umfaiienoen QQOen erz
0ffnet peroen. 9us 6soeutet, 0dB-
8reat Scott bic Soften ni8t in 8ez
tra8t 3ie6en pirO. Die 0auren mill
len fOrt, einerlei gu peldsm 9reiie =
0a5 lit ba5 2onge uno Surge Dariiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-22
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