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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
g,irbfuttrr. nuo strpbnrriIr

TolgenoeS iiuO Die aui Osu laatIihsu
8aagtn fur pen, StrOb II. . Il. geiteru era
I~ielteu Breile:
SefGide sc
Den - SImotbp, Oeu $40 bis SI2 pro
Tonne unS &leeh.u 50 bis $40 pro Come.
Strou-8uEeniloh IS bis 81, 3Oggsus
nroh So bis $40 mo paierfrOb Sc bus 81
pro 2ouUC.
9fats - alter g. bio s., ueuer
$1.S5 bis $1.90 pro TdB.
HorOme tlIhe gS aage.
6eu-Simotbu.6cu $40 bis SIS; 8Iesbeu
50 bis 81 pro Come.
Stroh - @ai;euitroh g. bic So, 8ogget'
frob IS BIS $40 uuO 9uierftrob 81 bis So
pro Come.
Wats-altcr S-bi8 s., neuer Sl.85
bis $l.95 pre- SaR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
SniCs reOrt.
Sein Blan CUR @ieoeroereinjgung Der
fsinoIi9en 5attiorsn Der 0emOtrdz
tii6en 9urtei.

6airfrslb, Sa., 8. 6,6ruar. -
9sitern Nbeno belt gr : 8ouperneur
5prace 8oies bier eira 8sos iiber Die
DG6rungsfrage. Semen srIten 0fz
fentli4en MeuBerungen oarii6er iab
man nab ieinsn oft citirten 8risfen,
in tpel6en er ii4 DON Der Gbicago'er
Ydrtei 9b1ttForm Io8iagte, mil gez
miller Sponnung sntgegen. Sn ieiner
geItriganHeps 9ab er enDIi4 Oie9runoz
rifle zines 6inan3pIanes, bon benz er
pG6nt, boB sr rpieoer ale Die oipsrgiz
r2noer Glemente Der bemotratii6en
9artei 3uTammenfIbrsn peroe. Die
Quinteiien3 ieinsr QuSfiibrungen trlr
bic, DaB Sob uno Sil6sr in u~nierer
@G6rurQ 10 nit chamber pertniipft
perosn miiBten, DaB feline Ma6t Der
Groe bic beipen MetuIa bon chamber
reiben uno benz einen beriel6es lstnen
b06sran Wert6 ge6en tDnne." W(it
oieien Worten fiibrt er ieinen 8lar
Der MISUNDERSTANDING ales beite6enoen
uno elmer mad 8eoiirfniB %umf1ngreiz
den Gmiffiun neuen HegierunQ5 : Yaz
p~iergeloes Elm, pslfH5 i'm S6abamtc
nur gu % 9ro8ent our4 8oor6eI tonD,
CUR 6dlfte Sob unb our SGlfte Gil
Der, gebedt Iein Iou. Die yenoloie
Settle" min er babur3 9sbro6en nil
fen, pdB Die Rsgierung, tpenn 6proez
rungen CUR 9adun9 i6rer ausIte6enOen
SidtOerpfli4tungen IN ie beranirez
ten. BRET Sage 3eit baden Ioa, einsn
en!iprefenoen getrog @oelmetoublr-
rem ar3ufaufen unO bieIsIbsn gu Dem
Marttpertbs fir oas 9ap;ergelo on
3a6lurgsItatt ~a63u9a6en, uro 3par
iOu bic 3egisrung oa5 rOptionsre6t"
Der 0edung in Sob oOsr SLIDER, Bar
rem ober Miin3en, BADEN. 0u5 pa
ptsrgelD foQe Donn 9lei9 pieoer aus
gegeben iperben. g}o6 2lriif, 9Oies'
piirDer oann 3ipei 5liegen nit eirer
9ldppe gei4Idgen perpsn, nGmli9 bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES piirbe unangreiF61r
iein unb bic Stl6erprpoutiion Oss Wez
items niirOe in girtuIation tommen.
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1lnnrmiithlidlrr 9irbhaber.

louisville, 8p.. 9. 5ebruar.
- 9eter 9fsffer purOe geTtern Qbeno
in Ieiner @obnung, g}r. TOO, q. Str,
bon Sobn S6ofieIb, Dem 2ieb6aber
ieiner 2o6ter. srI6oTen. 9feffer
lpolte ben S9ofielO's 8eper6ungen
Ri6ts piiIen uno bate ibm oa5 9au5
perboten. Der M0rOer ergriff mad
Ieinem 8erbrehen Die 6lu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
4nttiuns>M nseigem.
Nutttpns- peer pripatE0erfauf
&GR beS
pierftpdigcn 6eidIdftSs uno M~narrubauics
NorecfsGde Ger McSenrpz une
EuIfnuz Etro6s

LII beS
p%isritpdisen Geid,dits' une @aarenbauics.
NorecfsG6e Ger McSenrpz une
6HItousS Giraffe,
ne6it Staluue fir 30 9ferOs, gsaecnreniie, 3 Srcis
todlgtn uno 3 jlueitDdiqeH g9obnbGuiern, 9r. 81,
23, 25. 2L 229 uno 81, Sto=G ulton. 2 trdBe;
pas Vritnorlid, porGu!i oItle Ssbduoe erri6tet ilno,
qrtnIt 100 SUB an Die Gillette Der SultonzStrabt
bel elmer rebtiuinielieen Siefs bon 81 SUB all Der
NproltIte Der WeSenrn=Strab al elmer 10 SUB
6rstten 9afe ii6 trftredenO, nit ,inem idhrIiten
9runo}ins BON $3.50 belaitt. Sas Gdbaus ntbft
Stouungcn fno gu elmer iGbrli6eu gudt pom 1860
bis sum II. SUM 1902 uerpa6tet.
Vie Anttion oieies Gioentbums finO.t tatt
II e. Sonnerroo, ben 10. Tsbr. 1898, al Grt
uno STEELE I'M B iDr Ra6Rittaog.
4 ubr Ra&mittaog ocNtlbeu Iaocs ipsrpen Die
5ipsi 9rlInoltide, ieoes NIT elmer 6la6c pon y Jub
2 3Ol an ROroisits Der QrattzStrdBe bel rtbtpinf=
liqer Stefs bon so SUB su elmer 10 SUB breiten
8dre geleeen uro oil bic 99eficitc Der Nrltugtous
apcrlc %0rsnjtHo, icOCs belaitst nit ntm ld9ril@en
9Srunpltns bon 50, nit ben 2!stodIGeH Wo0ns
bduiern
&r. 100 umh 11O2 s8rf. @ruttffrase uHS
Gem e~retffpGtgen pcr.12s, Sne=Arlingtpn
Apenue.
an Srt uuO Stsle p~sritsigert iperben.
- llbr &O6mittagg OtFsltcn 9agts ipiro ees an
Der Siiolcite Der YpmburozStroBc III Der Sntters
nItna BON 75 Sub lpcitlib non Der @ollins<auep 9e=
lcgene, y bel 30 5uB grobe Grrno.ltid 6eiaEEt MI
eiHen idbrli6en 8runoiius BON $50 iMO bepaiIt nit
Dem 24=ttOdiqeu @obnbaus uuO e~lntiodl9er 3uDe
Rr. 1881, Ssrftz spmbarrfraSt,
on Srt unO Stcle p%srttigcrt ,osroen, uuo
) ll5r @a6mittuqs O,Ttlbsn Cages tpiro bas
@runOitid an Der Sioneitisite Der 6arep: StraBe,
in Der Gntfcrnure BON 2S5 GnB Sell %iitooflib
BON Der 9uter=StraBs QelegeH, "a 6uB : S1h bel %
SUB eroB bclditet nit Dem l1brlt6en 8runo}lns
pom so uno bebaut nit Dem 2~stUdiatr Nobnbaa5
Rr. 1924. SiorezG GrruftraEc.
al Srt unp Sttle p]rriteiaert Deroen.
NnQchoie ueroen aud priOatim duasnomntn.
Observation-Disclosures mn: baar, Die auOert
6dlfte in { Nsonatcu, oOcr auf 98uni6 hes Rduicrs
bic pole Raufiummc bdar. zine aH3dblHnQ bon
5000 uuf oas TuItou=St =GiQentbum unb 800 auf
ieOss uupere pirN pon Dem Rduier bsi'm Gduis Ders
Iaupt.
GUuis Y. 8euniQ EN-,
Numdlt, Er. 30, 81. Qoul=Str.
2. q. 8irtIaHD, aWttionator.
C0I.2l.6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
8iehm1rtte.

Ghicago, SIS, 8. 6ebr. = Die Nus.
Fubr uon Rinouieh be.Ia 5000 Stid;
Rarii ltetig be iwiinsm $2.40 unb $3.50
pariirenoen Hreiisn. ShUetue 3utuhr
$4,000: DParIt ATTIC; be ,eIie uorrrirteu
;ruridlen So. 70 uub 81. 90. Shaaie: 3uiubr
1900; Rarft feug; be FreIie parrIlrItH
SIp,ihsn 1925 NIB 1915.
GGfgibertp, Sa.. Q. Sebruar. =
Die @Grtt fir 4iHOulet mar ietig bel
jIpiiden $500 IuO $500 ihIpantenoeH
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Gien DER &crnunft.


SoIebp, g., 9. Sebruur. - Die
9ernunft fat geIisgt unD bic 6ieiige
WirtbsbeBe lit bereits ais beenDet gu
betru6ten. Der StaOtrut6 6at unter
Der jubelnDen 3uitimmung elmer gro
ben Menge ben einitimmigen 8ei9IuB
gefaBt, idmmtli6e itGOtii9en BLUE
Cams" obneNusna6me gu piberrufen,
uno i'm Yoti3eigeri6t puroen OiePrpz
5eife Der perIhieoener 8irt6e etc. un
cine Wo6e beri6obsn, I'm gu ieben,
mas Der 3ut6 Der NIDermen in Der
Sa6e tEun piro. Qu9 BON Seiten
beS 2eBteren fpirb Elm 8ioerruf nit
8sItimmt6eit erpartet, uno Der Bolt
5eiri9ter uno Der 4nfpalt fir Die Nuz
flage 6uben Ii6 bereits in elmer WeiIe
bernebmen lafen, als oh Die gan3e Sc
i9i9te i'm SanDe b%erlaufen piirbe.
9o8 berii9tigte GeieB iiber S6ties
Burg Der 8sI6dfte am Sonntag be-
iteft 3rpQr nod Don Stautslpeqen,
aber Der Stabtratb bat geitern 4benb
aud bic ItGbtif6e Srbonndn3 tpiberz
rufen, tpel4e cine Straft fir bic lie
bertretung bisIes 9e7eBes feItIeBt, 10
baB oafelbe bouftdnbig pirtungslo5
~getporDen lit. 8emertenspertb erz
ideint, oaB bier audi bas unglozamez
rifanif9e Glement fir bic Spnntaqss
fanutiter ni4t bel iibrig Pat.
8lagt auf s6ahsneriab.
Nep gorf 9. Sebruar. - Die
@itfne bss unter 10 tragii9en linn
TtGnben aus benz Qeben geI9ieoenen
@olfsmannes 6enrD @eorge, 5rau 81.
6. 8eprge, bat bic .gennIDlpunisr
Gifenba6n" auf $4,000 S3absnerIaB
fir @erIeBungen bertlagt, bic ite i'm
MGr8 1894 fpG6reno elmer Reiie auf
elmer Station Der 8u6n erIitten uno
Die in einerS ebnen3errsiBuug am6uBz
gelente beitanb. Die &ldgerin 1T, feit
Tie bur9 Sreten in elm unbebedtes2o6
bes 5uBbobens Die Guration erlitt,
ME pieber bDqig bergsItelt porben.
Der bebunDelnOe 4r3t Or. ReQp Be-
fdrisb geitern Die Dirt Der 8erleBunq,
unb aud Or. StsOens, Der bic pa
tientin beinabe Elm Sabr na9 benz I'm
fale unterfu9t bate, pfIi9tete Ieinem
@olegsn BARN BEL, baB bic @ebnenz
3erreiBung iebr bebeutsno gepeIen lei.
S6omuS 6. 9eorge mar &ugen5euge
Oes 8Orfals, er Iagte, feline S8nGgez
rim babe ibm, als er fie auf6ob, 3ugez
rufen. er mDge bOrii9tig iein, tie glau=
be, ibr SUB lei gebro9en. Mebrsre
3eugsn, barunter GiIen6abnbeamte,
beitdtigten, oaB fi4 CUR 3sit bss I'm
fails Die Stationsgebdube in Rsparas
tur befdnben.
(Spdter.) = 9as 9sri9t ipra9
beute Der &lGgerin $500 gu.
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Treiisn. Shweigs: 3utuhr leidlt Daartt
iieti9: 81, Brellc UGyiirteu NDlidsu $500
mo "A %. ShnaIe: Rartt itetiq; ore
Breiie Darriirteu smridaeu $S.3 mo 1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

unO praftif6e 4rst Sch. MeOi8iuuGz
rdtb Or. 9dFe aus Dem 2eben ges
f6ieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

ouFqsb0rt unb spiTden ben @orRdnz
aen berein Idimmsrten bic beusn
@terne pom flaren Winterbimmel.
usort5,suua folat.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

! anbitfub bat 1,728 aubitsou.
1 Qlez9auone bat 282 Subifapu.
L WeIHz@alpHe bat 231 &u6itaoG.
l GOrD 9Ol3 bat 12S &ubitfuB.
1Srode.s Saaone bat 268 Clio &us
bitSOu.
l Sonns runbes 8uubOI3 bat SO
Ru6itfuB.
Rnbits Wdbe.
Sonne behduenes 8duboI3 bat 10
RubitfuR.
/ gui9eI bat 215o.42 aubitsOu.
Site 10 bel 16 Bel 81 enlbdIt 1
8uI9el.
Site 16 be; 16 BEL 43f16 entbdlt
1 8uihel.
3ifte s BEL 8 BEL 81 entbdGt 1 Bed.
&iIts 8 bel 6 bel 43il6 entbdIt 4
qed.
aiF. 4 Bel 4 Bel 1915 snt6dIt I
Quart.
Gin SuIsbaufe, 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett unb s SUB lang, ma4t l GOra
aus.
20 Robs iinb aleid 1 SurlOns.
s 6urlongs itno 9lsi9 l Wleils.
Meilen finD 9lein / Geague.
Gin HnDten ober nautii3e Meile IN
gleih 6O85 SUB. Cine 2anbmeile if
olsi9 $3.50 CUB. Gin ¬en ut o0s
Der glein 1.1526 2anosNfeile.
QuaDrdt 10 a {.
LA QuaDratz3oI 9leI4 Audorat'
SUB.
S04 QuubratsgdrA sIei4 l Qua'
brutsgtob Ooer per9.
40 Auaorut>gfoos sleid / Aua'
orGtsGuthe.
4 Hutbea eIei9 1 older.
GAO 4d:r qlei4 l QuaDratsW stlk
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&erlauat.- Wlanaer mo StHaucH
Serlamat I'LL 9%IAaemeIHsR.

0eutIdss Q.beit5 : gta4peiIungss
3Uredu.
gt. ole. eis. sblrp= 5traBe, uut,r Der autt3t Der
,Stuti9sn %sitai6ait." = C.Itdtgtn, Dtl0s otli'
ibe SauOwertu, arbsittr uno 9nnlloetsl ~ pn
ibdftieen iUinifeu, ponsH t5 ptTlonIi9 PEI ~
i~ranfittsn Srieieu an oul aQtHttH Der gsl'slpal,
Sobanu .. Wtptr, Rr. 2l9,
STs,GTy nh (SdH26. lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

so ga. j. alabauId Rto. )
100 Baltic. GoniOllolrtt StrabeEbl0n .... 2
q .......... 2
1000 giiisbur1 uuittb Traction Ser. III
5000 JiorIoli n gSeit,rn 4er.....-........ {
5000 ga. GeHtral, /. Suc... ......-...... 4
1000 ga, z outbrrn ~ 5lorioa ser .......10
1000 &. a.. Il gao. BAL, Ger. Sertc G.. 5
1000 ga, Sar. 4 Jtor. Ser ..-.......... 3
5000 YittsbUrI & GoEneu5uils, 1er.......lC
4,UuO ga. u alubcma / 4ib ser. .........1G
90 guaroiuu StcurItu Il Gruit 60 ...lC
80 Il. z. Tioelltp x Guar. @o........lS
10 AmtricaH Bombing Il 2rult ..........
1000 @beiapeuiezSGs Ger........-........ll
ll5 GuHi. Gas {
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Ser W~rnOnttCu=W arft,

(Die unten ite6snoen 9teiIe 6e3ie6sn
Ii9 duf ba5 Gngro5 9eI6Gft; i'm
Gnoetoit : Sanbel lit Elm @ufI6Iag
bon etIpa 3e6n Pro3ent gu bsre4z
men,
Qepfel. Mit 'g(u8na6me elmer
tpp6lbetannten baIIeren QualitGt Iino
bic 9reiIe fir QepFsl UNI Elm 8eringes
3uriidgegangen, cine 6olge Der berz
mebrten 3uIenoun9en, pel6s bic BON
Doriger WpAe iibrig geblie6'nen 8orz
rdtbe nod bergr0Berten. - WeiBz
fob lit 3iemli4 itetig; feline groBe
odnii6e &0pfe bra6ten Bis gu $500
uno 1925 pro 100, pogs9an gstpObnz
li6s, feline Sprten ielbIt 5a relatiO
nieOrigen Sffertsu nur geringa Ser
tdufe sr3ielten. - @ute Qudlitdten
bon gel6en 3 N e bielten III
rem alter prei5 dufreht. Before
Sorten D ipdtreiFen 8rDnsbee<
re n fangen an ieltener gu perOen unO
nuroen gu $500 Bis $500 pro SAB
pfferirt. - ollie 5loripa'er @emiiIe
Iino erpiini6t, oa nit Qusnabme BON
&opfiaIat fattiI9 Ri9t5 0aDon
pertreten fpar.-@emiiie aus Der I'm
gegsnO, ME Spinat etc. gingen i'm
9reiie 3uriid.
Die 9reiie fin0, ME foI:t:
9lepfsl, pro SAB $2.25-$3.75
moi64ob( urn 100 81 O0-S9 M
3pie6eln. pro 9uI4el $780,.
3pie6eln, pro SAP -. $2.25-$2.5O
8artOffsln, pro 8ui4el . 65c.-78c.
&artoffsln, neu Bermuda, PRO SAP
$3.50 $500
Spinal, PRO 8uI4sl 6Oc.-7Oc.
@eGeris, PRO 8iinoel 2c.-3:.
Ssqsrie, prO 0uBenO 15t.-3Oc.
&ron56eeren, PRO SOB $6.0O-$8.OO
&%ronsbseren, pro Stite $1.75-$2.OO
Runbe Riiben, pro8uI6el 124c.-15c.
GarOtten, pro 8ijnbel 2c.-21c.
@pFeliinen, pro &iTte . $2.5O-$3.OO
QPfeliinen, pro SAP $4.OO-$5.OO
0feerrettig, pro 8ui4eltiite Toe. Bis
$1.O0.
tomatoes, pro Serb $2.OO-$3.OO
Sopfdldt, pro &Orb -. 75c.-$1.00
8lumentobl, pro Balber 6aBtorb
$1.50-$2.0O.
@ter, pro 0uBenb 49,. 12c.-13tc.
Creme : Butter, pro plumb 16c.-21c.
Do. 0atrb 9rint, pro BIB. 13c.-18c.
nX - n rgssA ~
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SteEensNciHdle.

Stsltptiu
Sin iuuoer nsUtjdcr gGdcr iu6t STEELE ais ertts
pier ,lptitE A,ano. 0ab3ufrdgtn in Der erpeottion
49, 9Si1,tc5 (33-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

GintBcllnng DER MaBe uuD 9emi1Ie
lpie Dle1elben 0 Der sSaltlm0rer
Weblz uno 9etraiOes80rie anaeRomz
men tper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
5aItimurer Gfsstsu' B0ris,
erittet [ur oeu Oeuu b.u 5srr .io1Hle1:cds our 3
lRLhhnrhnri AlLlnnr & Nnntn

Ditooe1oorf, Olscr ~ Soua.l
SdltIHISr-. eeR g.. TebUIar 1893.
Dit5ocnoort, Oito,r Y 50. 0:rebIsH iIt YcTt:5'
SGHtItrss Jrdtten 5.2l -. All go Id9e, M
Stti 6.19}a- ..... .Grumluuilh: 5.23A-0.23S
90 EGlc. 6ruuswdrt "a d. sSUIoeH 39}s.
Sterling BGutier5 AMI 90 {G5e ....-4.S3G d. dai
Slbi 4.S55a-X, tauin6HHlipe 4.62a-4.
Sertduie dutber bteTaeu GhstteI', 0ris-
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SnIt1mnrrr Ndrfthrrihtr.

(g,rihtst far ben -OsutIheu 6orreipouoeutcu.)
Baltimore. o;H 8. 6ebrIar 1888.
Die beutIas l8stIe1yuiuor betIul 5l.6s3 Bulbet
Der SIeu0tureHs8orrat1 ! ,O20,6O5 Buihel, ScridHOt
Don ben gleUdtoTen lO5,955 Sm1e' Ses'iult mur'
ben $4,000 8uibcl Uno GGsgoH.
SolgeHoe 1dasae BcIlt Den ~tsutIleH. ~ae1ri9sn
uuo ben leetid1rtgeu SrdHS Der Aei3eHpreIie IN peg
JlelheHoer QcberiIbt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Gpot gemiIdttr 33h -32A 50 -33 N251s 25G
Spot gtr. O.. 1884 49,. 81 .26as-. &C..
Slsdmer-gtM.. 32A-.-.. 32ts--...F2l PAX
Suot. psIy:y.- 80 "a zI32 81 Is %
SubI. ~aeioer... 81 81 80 "a u %
Tcbruar ...... 81 94-33at33H -33s Is E-25G
Niirl...-...... 33h-334 SO -33s rs s-2G
gpril .......... -. .....-.....
Didi. .......... L.. $3.50. ...- &c.
SUM ....... ..I.....-..... .-.....I..-.-..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

pa er.-peuuas .1uulJ 1898 5uipsl; 22,637
Sm1e. suvtflejo5eu; Eev1torsIoorrrt) 399,9l3
Suihd. Der ytGrft ruar tet II HoitrteH Breu-t:
sIEtT H:usr Rr. , &c. 90. Rc. 3 20
29la, 90. IUut %lGiiifjtrt 27s-SOae., acHupI Jtr.
= 2S-2Shc.. 90. mai u%GifiTIIt 16-2S \.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10
Nu8 Oeutl0lanb.
2Stro 2siifOw 2sei6sRan5fer?
TIrft SubcnlDbc frdnfclt. - Mndl:
fcnocs Mnfebcn bcS Wiiniftcrs
bcS 9lnstuarti9cH,

Seine burgeitrigs Repe iiber 0eutI4.
lambs Dftaitatif4e BDlitit bat Ell
nen ausge5ei6netsn Ginorud &c.
ma9t. = 8ebel'S QnIpielung aui
bic &ieler &ebe bes 8rin3en 5ein.
rid. - NngebIide llnterbanoIun.
gen bs5igli9 elmer 9ineIiI9en 2tn.
leibe. - So5iaIiit 8oumur's 8e:
i4fperoen ii6er bic preuBii9e lie.
berpa6ung SIOoeutI6lanb's. -
RG6ite Do6e erI9eint bic neul
Sprafsn : 8%erorbnung fir BIB;
men. - &ein SbIteinfuhr : Ser.
Bot in SeItrei6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-10

Dials peuttgc Geirige I8Jttte 3eIE
semliAter. 5bMBrGts. lSuHSrate. .!eSteS jabr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14
OPENING OF MILLINERY.
S. KOCH & SONS SHOW SOME BEAUTIFUL
FALL DESIGNS

Even the elevator boy at :. Koch & Sons had
bouonniere OF red roses yesterday, the event
being the millinery opening Of this firm.
Besides beautiful specimens of this art flowers
were displayed everywhere and an air OF happi-
pervaded the whole building One of the show
sets. though it is intended to be Sold was cape
OF black velvet reaching TO the elbows. Black vel
vet rues. stitched In white bordered the cape. and
a scroll design Of rufled white baby ribbon COW
cred the body. scarf of white chiffon started at
the neck with large fury rosettes and was fin
ished at the ends with two large knots OF the chif
fon. ruffied with black lace. The hat accompany
Ing this cape is a three-quarter fare of black vel
vet II is faced with white taffca silk, with black
lace appliqued in bowknot design.
Three crushed petunia- shaded roses nestled close
to the edge OF the crown at the left Of the front.
The crown Of this hat is black velvet, with black
and white plunes gracefully arranged the
brim.
\ shepherdess shape was made up in black vel
vet with black plumes. fancy crown of chenille
and mohar spangled a big Alsa tan bow Of black
satin ribbon and ties of accordion peated black
chiffon.
one Of the small hats was called a Pompadour
flare \ pretty pattern made of heavy black
satin, wAh narrow black velvet ribbon appliqued
I'm the form OF corkscrew Large white wings
ana steel ornaments formed the trimming
Shaded bluet made dainty toquot. The colors
were blended i'm three coils OF satin and chenille
cord Rosettes Of the ribbon formed the right
sid" basis from which two black ostrich tips
started. one toward the front and the other over
the hair AT he back This hat was marked sold -
Gray was the shade of "A new turban. with guinea
hen breasts for, facing. An engaging evening
in emerald green and jet a black velvet poke
was appliqued with white baby ribbon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14
WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

At The regular meeting OF the Board % Directors
Of the WomcT's National War Relief Association
yesterday IL was decided 10 give the y. A r.
Hospital Corps 81 900 in recognition OF the useful
work & has done I'm supplying nurses FOR the sick
md wounded soldiers. Mrs John - Archbold was
invited 10 become member of the Executive Com
miticc Mrs. Archbold secured 10 the association
thu use Of the Tirrytown Hospital Mrs. Orlando
Hartman called at headquarters and gave SO and
offered q number OF suits - clothes. The offer was
gratefully accepted large order OF supplies was
sent to Major Smith commanding Bcdocs Island.
Tweuty-scVer men were scnt 10 the Battle Creek
Sanitarium at Prohibition Park. Staten Island
eight To Summit. y. T.. ana eight To the Irvington
Auxiliary.
Word received that Mr. Sumner had decided
TO give the Irvington Auxiliary 5000 OF Sir Thomas
IiptOn'a $1,000 gift toward aiding the soldiers and
sailors of the United states
Councilman Wise introduced a resolution at tho
meeting of the Common Council yesterday com
mondlng Miss Helen Gould for her generosity IN
contributing 20 he fund for the comfort ~ sick
soldiers. The resolution was unanimously adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14
WELCOME FOR THE NINTH.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
WILL GREET THEM

MEMBERS OF THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
WILL GREET THEM.
Tho.. Interested IN the war relief work OF tho
New-England Society informally AT the 9th
Regiment Armory yesterday afternoon to discuss
ways and means OF feeding the returning men OF
the 9Th Regiment
According to the latest dispatches the 9th ReSi-
nent may be expected 10 land IN this city Thurs
day night Friday morning. and the arrange
ment. for the reception to he rendered Il by the
National Society OF New England Women are near
" completed Tables will be brought to the armory,
and on these refreshments will be spready road
20 hand to the soldiers Immediately their ar
rival. Handsome silver table ornaments have been
loaned by OF the members with which 20 dec
orate the tables and quantities OF red. white and
blue ribbon Will be used in decorating these Palms
will not enter into the decorations IA !, 10 under
stood that the soldiers who have returned have IN
many instances Expressed m aversion TO the palm
leaves. behind the shelter Of which tho Spanish
sharpshootcrs were enabled 10 screen themselves
while they shot at the American soldiers
In making the sandwiches fresh eat only VIII
be used. Corned beef or salted meats OF any kind
ara too closely associated with the Army diet of
which they heartily tired and taking thir fact
into confederation. he New England Women will
Try provide only such foods as shall be suhs,an-
tial and paia,able.
The Red Crou will he on hand 10 give assistance.
Ambulances will be sent 20 convey TO the Rrmory
such unable To Walk. and large num-
Der OF will be W iu one OF she rooms ~
the armOry III readiness ~ receive the SICK Tralnei
will be IN attendance. and all the ureuara-
tions indicate that the men Will be well cared FOR
orders 'or psJamaf are being allied and shi9ted
20 Nontauk Point daily boy The Now England
Women. and the chairman Of sewing. Mr.. swim
borne. IL kept busy experimenting that work
Mrs William Gerry Sadc president ~ tho Ma
tional Society OF sew England Women. t. devoting
all her energies 20 IA" combined effort ~ sup'rin-
tending all The details OF the relief WORK and
arranging iOr the reception 20 the soldiers All the
members OF the society haV" been Invited to con-
tribute toward the rcircshmruis and assist 10 wait
ing on the table,. 4 large number % the women
have already indica ted their willingness and ability
10 hold themselves IN readiness TO come 20 iho
armOry the hour OF arrival OF tho rcE-
ment Is announced through the new papers
The Sew England Women have been granted the
OF the Ou Guard Arinory for their war relief
fund benefit ana October nae been decided on AS
the date on which II will be- he'd. The exact nature
OF the entertainment Will be decided later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-14
RISING AND SETTING SUNSHINE

An active member 81 the r s 5. has the happy
faculty Of making her sunshine radiate In several
directions with profit 10 all She ordered medicine
glass covers which are made by Mrs. Grace Ken
yon. and The money paid FOR them !s given 20 Mrs
Matte Gammone. Of Auburn. Il. = She has also
bought from Miss Elsie Hurd. invalid member
some cynGluss pOiiFhcrs. these purchases con
tfiuut"d to tho fair and the money derived from
them at the sale VIII come 20 the Sunshine treas
ury
r. t. y Pease send no Womans Pages 10 Mrs
Emma Nurd No. - Caroline Derby. Conn and
%" odd m.gn1iucs 10 j. -. Osborne. Teal. Kanawh a
County vs.. Va.
willie Merritt. Of Schraalenburg y. j. a Sunshine
boy. npurus 90" loss % his pet canary, which WAS
cntcn hy "A cat during MS absence from homo. The
prcs Ien'-G"n"ral VIII on'r all the consolation pos
slnic hj sending him q stuffed canary which has
been contributed uy T. :. member.
Henry VI Calvert. OF No 1862 McDonough st
brooklyn an active member. called at the office
yesterday ln reference 20 sending sunshine" to
Nassau. Bahama Islands Mr. Calvert VIII also
contribute NOR" SILK pieces for the r s : work
crs. tn" last package sem by him made up
into handsome shopping bags by the members Of
The Montague oMassD Branch. ard will be- sold AT
tho frir