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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
spring stree,
Broome Street.

The Approximate amount o. the PLAIN
tins lien or charge for which the aoo.S
premises are TO be sold. Is 500. $40 ~. Win
interest thereon from the 10th day OF MAY.
1898. together with costs and allowances
amounting to <aS4.,0. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF May. ls9s. and tns
expenses OF III. sale The approximate
amount OF taxes. assessments water rents
or other liens. which are To be allowed 70
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. is $500. Win IN
terest thereon
Dated New York. May II. lsos.
ANDREW 8. HAMERSLEY. JR..
ReferOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

CROSBY STREET -sUPREME COURT:
County OF New York.-Cen'ral Trist
Company Of New York Plaintiff aSainN
Isaac L. Smith and Minnie smith m. nv
wife. Nathan Bots. William Hyains.
Michae, Mcore. Pyrcphoto Company. an'
Henry #. Pulling. Defendants.
In pursuance u a Judgment o. foreeiys-
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN az
above entitled action. bearing date me is.a
Gay Of May. is9s. |. the undersigned; 81,
Referee In said Judgment namet WIZ ss.s
at public auction. At the New YORK Heai
Estate Salesroom. at No. Ill Broadway, ~
the Borough OF Manhattan. ttty ana
County u New York. on the 18th day %
June. 1898. at IL o'clock noon. on that cay.
by William Kennedy Auctione'r "
premises directed by said Judgment 10 "
sold. and therein described as ioho"s, =.
ALL those two cartain lots. pieces "
parcels OF Land. with the building thereon
erected. situate. lying and te,ns ~ ~
ltth Ward u the Borough - Manhasnf
city ot New York. on the easterly s 1890
crosby street. between Broomc ana sp,,s
Streets. known and designated As A..
numbers l.. i5i eleven hundred ana ~ NJ
FOUR and lbs (seven hundred ana NJ
nve) en- map Of lands OF Nicho,as Co. CO..
ard. made By Gerard BsnckeF. ny Sun
Neyor ,sait lands being commonly 49,
as Bay ards East FARM. each o, sa,a ~
eQntainns In breadth in front ana I.s
twenty i've go feet and In length on en-
side orc huaGred loO) feet. be the sac ~.
mansions more or less. and said pienas,s.
being now known and designated as nun
bers ioriy-hve G5) and forty seven ~"
Crosby Street. In the city Of Ne" io'~
Manhattan Borough.
Dated New York, MAY 81. 1895 -.
ANDREW :. HAMERSLkY, JIM,
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JoLINE 4 MY,
DERSE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. % MaS
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New io'A
City
The following Is a diagram Of the propSS
erty referred to In the foregoing notice "
sale:
Spring Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
MRS. SUSAN L. DEWEY.

Mrs Susan L. Dewey. wife OF Hirav* IT Dewey.
a fifth cousin Of Admiral Dewey. died at her home
No s57 Putnam-ave.. Brooklyn. or Wednesday
morning She seventy-nine years old and
death from heart disease.
Mrs Dewey Miss Stapleford OF Newcastle
Del. when she married TO Mr. Dewey. and she
had lived in Brooklyn for the last thirty years
Her husband IS wine merchant in Fulton ST.
Manhattan Soon after the W.r OF 1872 the family
Of Hiram Dewey moved from Vermont to Ohio and
settled Ia Sandusky. Mrs Dewey had been IN since
her trip to the White Mountains. last summer She
leaves five children living in Brook yn-J,re
T.. George T. and Hiram s. and NJ W. u. Aims
lie and Mrs. ". H. DOOlitue.
The funeral service was conducted at the house
last night by the Rev Or. !. L Adarns ~ lanes
Methodist Church The burial VIII hc I'm Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

LOREN FLETCHER RENOMINATED.
Minneapolis May 26.--The With District Republ-
cans yesterday nominated Loren Fletcher for Con-
gress for the fourth time by reclamation. Resolu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
PHRENOLOGIsrs & PUnIIsupRs

||S|~N~~N~|>>>N~c~>~>~~>>>
WHAT can my child DO best 10 earn a
living and win onward happiness?
Phrenology is a reliable guide. FOWLER
& WELLS Co. q East 2lst-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

TO DWELL THE POnEROY MONUMENT
The Society Of the Sons OF the Revolution will on
Friday. June II. hold dedicatory services and un-
vel In the cemetery at Peeksk!l.. where General
Seth Pomeroy is buried the monument; erected 10
his memory The society viii leave this city al
sl5 a. n on the day OF the dedication. by special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

AT REDUCED PRICES. $40 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
Guaranteed machinery bought and e1-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Madl-
eon-ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
Commonwealth Avenue.

lOfuuNlEWtdllu A'cuN0
The prem ises are sold subject 70 tie
covenant or condition against nu!sances
and building expressed IN said deed O!
Hudson z. Rose to Hilca Johsnson. daseA
October l3. 1896.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge - satisfy which the sbove-te-
ecribea property IL - be sold Is 81, 1851
with Interest thereon nom the 10th day OF
May i-NS. together with costs and allow
ances amounting 20 1902 Os with interest,"
from May 10th. 1895. together with the ex-
renses of the sale. The Approximate
amount x taxes. assessments or other Hens
which are 10 be allowed - the purchaser
on: Of the purchase money or paid by TIE
Referee is $3.50 and interest.
Dated New York May -. 1895:
WILLIAM 4. HOY. keteree
STORY s STRATTON.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
IL and 10 William Street.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at the Uptown
Once. No. l242 broadway. "a door north
0, 3lst-st.. until . o'clock p. m. adver-
.sements received al the following branch
oHces a, reguiat once rates untll o CLOCK
2. m, VIZ 23l Sth-ave.. q. e. cor. 23d
i32 6th-ave.. cor l2th-st. Mays 9th
ave and l4th-st: 1872 Columbus save. near
West 6eth-st.; 100 West 4cd-st.. near 9Th
Ava: 81 East hth-st: 257 West <2d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRESS

A.-A.-A-CO FRANCHISE
Formerly with Stern Bros; latest
sprinE STYLES for costumes capes. and
jackets: ladies' materials made Up. cet-
mate: given: remodei,ins. reasonable
prices. short nofice. Nine. BENITEAC
ANDERSON 23S 6th-ave. near 10Th 81.
DREs3MAKING.-s4 10 81: French dress
making. cutting. basting. 80 cents:
Gloye-Attlng by The Tnior's Square
Measure. MafE ROONE. 1873 IVES;
i6th-st.
DRESSMAKER.-A competent dressmaker
desires Q few additional customers at
hor,e. Miss BREWER. I54 East S5th-st.
DRESSMAKER.-Ai STYLES. dresses and
shown: superior finish; faultless skirt
Drop. responsible: reasonable. 236 West
Slth-0t.. nsae Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
HELP WANTED.

Female.
NURSERY GOVERN ESS.-Must speak
German fuently. understand the kinder
gerten principles and have rome knowledge
OF nature study apply 70 Mrs. FREE
MAN. The Osborne. 2OS West 9th
Friday between 10 and II. or evening
WET NURSE. Wanted. strong. healthy
young woman. milk nix weeks 70 three
months. bring baby. carfare paid. Apply
IL East 36fh-at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
WAR MATERIAL FOR SALE.

N-|ON/|N<~DN|/Dr-(-00<| -~~-~~-~<l~/-~
CANNON. PROJECrILES RIFLES
EQUIPMENTS Uniforms. large stock
military goods for field fertilization or
naval serN ice ready for immediate deliver,
BANNERMAN. 5t9 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

S~N0SOS0N@0'N0~ >~1N<~"~~'||7|
HARDWOOD FLOORS. SIS and upwards.
Floors stained. cleaned. polished. Wood
work repolishet. e. y. STAIR. West
l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
HARDWOOD FLOORS d. POLIsI

For other Narrow Measure AZ
vertfsem ents see Page Four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

n<no11~-rooNooNrO~NNN ~oo~NNO>NO>Noo>>~oS>->~
JNSGr1sHMAN oOH'ori). i0r8 experience tuition frf
II summer June. city or country IT, !. l"" " VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
Sine Gur bel allen

Grtdltuug,u, Quit,u, eutsuuo,t,m 6alE, 5ulusu3d,
groHHtls gu,umouia GuiaD,nuHa Der @;ltuis,
cufttu,6 Gn,lluoungsu, Gbumatismus, @'urals
air, }rOhb,uIsn Ropfp,b, 3abutOs5 Qtbma, atbsm'
10th.
s. furirt Die b;ftiqt,u S3m,rItu in elmer bis
lroarlio Uiuut.u. 9ti,naHs brauat sint StuHDt,
uab0cm tr Ditis anHoHcs g,l,i,H, SbmuJn 90
lciD;u.
RaOpaps Rtaop R:l,f in ,tn idr,s Ritttl g,a
CEN al, 56m,rstn, gsrrsufungsu, GuttiauHg.H,
sGmtrpn i'm Rudm auf Der 9ruh 9otr in ben
Gig.,.r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
Gerfanf Der Pbilippinen !
syapor IoG 6erejt5 $2OO,OOO,OO0 fir
bic 3riel9ruppe ange6ottn G16en.
- 0dI6in9ipner 9erUhte.

8a56ington, ,. g., 9. 0s3.--
N}Gn murtelt Eier, Sapun babe unIes
rer 3egierlng $2OO,OOO,O00 fir bic
96ilippiuen ungtbotsr. Der QrdiiOert
TpG Oerauf erpiOert BADEN, oaB teine
9er6unolun9en 6e3ijgIi6 Der 9biljps
pjner cor 46It,uB pes 6rieOensz8erz
TRACES args6abnt peroen t0nnen. Sn
oiretter &erbinnunQ nit OieIem Sc
riitt miro bic llnterrebunq zines elm
Flu6rethsr Senutcrs nit oem 8rGGs
b;nien ae6ra1l, in ptfer Die QOIung
Ger 86iIippinen fraQe einge6enb be-
Ipro6en puroe. Der Senator ertIdrz
It, odB er Qegen 8ei6ebultunQ Der gam
3er 8ruppe nGre, DaB er jeOoh niht
gsgsn gei6e6dltlmQ elmer Sniel pGre.
Sr iagte Dem BrGiioenten, OaB oie.Res
9ierung Die ganBe @ruppe, nit Nus
rd6me pop 2u3pn, pertduFen iollte uno
cab Is am 3pedmdBiqIten pdre. meEz
rere &dufer fir Die 9ruppe 5u finosn-
IS miro poIjtio babauptet, OuB Der
YrdIfpent oiden BIan biu;gt. Senus
tor &D.e t6eilt nit, Dab er na6 Been
bi9unQ Der 6rieoens 8erbanDlungen
cine 8iu gum 9ertauf Der 8rupp&, nit
4u5no6me pon Qu5on, einrei6en piro.
IieIe5 lit Die erite Dirette GrtIds
rurg, odB Der 9rGiioent ben 8srtauF
Ger SJnIeln befijrpprtet. Bel Der I'M
ter3ei6nunQ pes 6rieben5 grototol5
poIte bic gominiItrutipH nur Qur3on
betdlten, Damn nabm bic @TpInTtOnsz
9aDe1unQ iiberbuno urn bic umerifds
riTAsn GpmmiiIdre pur5en inItrnirt,
duf Gsoirung Der Gruppe gu beitehsn.
0Gbrsno Der lsBten 3rpej QBo6en
mutte iih ieooh cine qepi1e Sttmz
mun9 geqen Die 8ei6ebaltung oerPRis
Iippinen bemertbar.
Sin republitaniifer Senator, Der
ais 9ertreter Der 2tOminiItratton ans
9eleten Miro, foqt:
,,gBir nerben pie 8bilippinen OieIz
ieift ni6t lGnQer ais orej Sabre, bO6s
items Fiinf Sabre 6e6alien unb lie bdnn
all ben Uleiiibietenlben oertaufen."
N}0gIia III e5, baB Der Prdlibsnt
ourA bic U(elbunQ ij6er Sopdn'8 Ofa
Ttrte gu erFa6rsn bofFt, mas Die 0ffeptz
| life MeinunQ Don Dem 8orI6Iag bait.
! SoIte er ben 8grtapf pirtljh befiira
porter, 10 burftc Iidh cine iebr itarte
unO 6cftigc OpppIjtion 6emert6or moz
! den.
CSpdter.) - Die obigen 8erii6te
nerDen beute Gahmtttdg offi3ieQ in
| Ql6reOe Qsitelt. U}an ertlGrt, Die Rez
/ oierllnd 6u6e nod ME an einen 8ertauf
| Der g6ilippinen an irgenO eine anoere
/ O}nC5f dgOddt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
6eute 3ieBrn bic eriten amrrifauii9en
5ruppen in 6abana riu.

6ubura, 9. DECEMBER. - Die
erften umerifanii6en 3ruppen, peI4e
our9 bic StraBen BON 5apdna mar
iAiren, tperben bic 'Solbuten beg 202.
Iepzgorter gegiments iein. 9afelbe
pirD morgep no6 Ieiner Qanbung bon
benz 3ransporti9iff nMinnepasta"
an Der San 9yoTezDerfte nit film
genoem SpisIe unb fliegenben Sab
nen Dur9 6abana na6 benz 8eItz
8abnbofe 3ieben. 2luf ietpem Marz
i6e pirb e8 Den Bra0o unb Gentralz
9art berii6ren. 8on bier aus bsgie6t
fi9 bos Regiment nod Der 9rOOin3
Qinar bel Rio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
Gs mar bas erfe
1Iub 1T bas siniige
S6mer3ens0iuorr

p,l6,s oi, guilsu0ftn Sbmsrltu ioiort fiut bic
GniJunoung auiGtbt uno gtriogfurg bei sinsr aga
pliiatiSu turirt Oh Dir'l5,H nun Don osn guagtn.
Dem glaqtu, G,uguUaom o0r auoT:n Erii.a Oe,r
Crqanu bsryi5r.H.
Gin balb,r I6,,l0ff,I 0on in ,iH,m Glais BaF:r
furrt in rD,ujq,u Ninutsu Rram5i,, iaurtu WagtH,
SO0br,au.u, G.ro0ftdt Sb.ai,oFgi'it, migron,.
9tarrbs., Zpisutcr;: Sole ga5unSn uuo ale in,
nsrli5eu psidDsrOsn.
Gg at,bt f,ia ptmitttl in Der TDrIt, sas f5i,bT
uuo l1tbisIfisber uuD al, ouofrsu mlIarheH. biz
lioitu uno ouitiq,H 5j,bsr 10 RAID iurIyt Ujt Rd0s
mans 3taDp 8sIsf I'M 8trtIu NIT 8aDlDap's
gin,r.
50 G,ut PER Glaias gs allen Spotbdru Iu baa
sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10

miTdrt, pirb, o6gIsih er Elm 9egner
oes 2Jmperiolismus lit, i'm Senat fir
Ratifi3irung oes 9ertrug5 Itimmen.
Gr 1T Der 2lniidt, oaB sr incOnisquent
bdnbeln piirOe, penn er gegen ban
8ertrag Itjmmen piiroe, nahoem Ct
Denielben Bier lnter3ejhnet BAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
Mehr srnppen madl ben gailippinsn.

San6run3i8cp, Gal., 9. 0e3.
- Quartiermeiiter S6erItlieutenant
Gong trifft arrangements fir bic Gntz
ienoung elmer Sransportflotte na6 ben
96ilippinen. Bon 8aIbingtOn 1T ibm
Die Ntitt6eiIung 3ugegangen, OaB osm=
nG9t me9rere &eQimenter Der Reguldz
rem na3 M}anila bef0rbert perOan fol-
len, um Die 5reipiQi9en a63ul0ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
@nt gekGeioete 2Ndn1ter

iinn inldlc MGnnrr wrl6r cts ben aQrrbrien GnOrnf
heruurrufem uuub i'm ar6aftdrn, mic i'm seiea6aftIiz
den Ge6ru lin gut grfIriOc gu iein 1T cs nnrcn feiness
mcss mntbprmos cO bci elmer warn Bnbrr Treiie bes
fannten sdlnciOer>Strmn gu ucribmrmOrn. Samburgrrs
&eOer finn sbenu gut pe bic bern sdneiner iu9e ber=
rQcn fGuneu Iir mrrSrn ebenu gut nnsrbrn Id sbrnln
gut trnsrn unO Srascr 1 ebrnu COMFORTABLE nHrn
adlen gSenn sic If brr Stss in Scrrf crttg gemadz
ter aleinrr unterrdn pOrn uen sic bel ms bOrIprez
6rn: pre tAut cs Sgnru rb, OaR sic ni&t i6On rabcr
gcfnmmru fnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
llebelbefinOen OOer Sdmsr;en.

Gi,o,n RopfD,5. CDlQrdns ootr utrOOi's Roois
p,b, 3lbuibmtrI,H, Rtural9j,, R5tumatismus,
6iftrutb samtrJtn unO Sdpd6, i'm RudtH. Osm
Rudqrat oou 0tn RertH, gcitmtroH IN otr S'F
bsgtatus 5attut.dtn GUibD'lung Der StleHf'
uuO Samui;u itO,r art ib1iii bic apVItaticH BON
RaoUuos Rtlj,f iofortiGt Grl,ibtTuug uHo o,H'a
forts,.str gjtbrau9 slaigS GIgC lang btDutit'I'
Ii-- zine nermaurutt Stilluo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
GutiS.

GDtiS.
IIter RUrburp Rps 2ghistep nirO nur RON
Sifbcr Bros, ytr. lis, 29sis BaltimoreitraBe, i'm
Sleinperfaufiu Guaros=NrCifcn pcrfduft. Die
Tirma bat ben dHSfclIteBliebrH BertauI oteleS
Bblsteps IN Baltimore. 5:Hs gemieHIoisH Srdmcr,
melte SbueH ISbtsfeu uHter Der 8ebauptuHg uertGuz
fen. IS lei nreiuer 9forburD Rpe," tduhen IbTs
auHoihGTt
SEQ Z. 5ambriH.
Sefinateur ppn RorbHrp Rue SSbisteD.
(332.4.6r
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F. ||||'F|}l]

Raoipa0's RcaDo R,Ii,f b:b'bt bic ialimmh'H
6bm,r!,u in elmer bis lpluiiq Wiuutu. gicmuHs
braud,t tin, Stunot, uobO,m ct oti, 4Hn0nc' G''
kitu, b,jmo,uat lu i'in DOH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10
neue5 Seer

Guiro, 9. 9e3snber. - POfnats
ri6isn aus Gmourman 3pTol8s lit Der
ron 8enerai 8ittsnsr geiftogene
9EaIif ouf Tsiner 6Iudt Our6 bic
BuIte in &pbe in 9arfOr etnsstrotFen.
Dix U}u6amsDuntr Iollen bon allen
Geiten fi9 nieoer um ieine 6ohre
iamm2ln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10

fen 6eitebt, pie 6r. Barrett peiter err
tldrt, oarin, baB @ngldnO uno ole
8ir. Sbautsn foFortige, gemeinIame
Sfritte ergreifen, nm Die Srtegritdt
ces 6insiiIben 8sid5 81 i9iiBen, uno
Die ,golitit Der OTfenen S6iire" in al
ZEN 6GTen G6ina's, einI4iieBli6 betz
ieni0sn, BON psl6en RuBIdrD,
0eutIf.anO uno 6ranfrei4 8siiB err
griffen fa6en, 3u er8pin8en.
Der 6ultf fdmmelt elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10

9eter8burg, 9. 0s5em6er. -
Die g}epa itisg mdbreno Der Dergangsz
nen Na8t pI0Blid um 9 SUB unO
ieBte bic nieDrig geIegenen Stu0ttRetle
unter 8uTer. Der 8ertebr miro bort
Dur6 8oote permitted. 8rOBer S6as
ben an @igent6um 1T entitanOen, ie>
'Do6 pir0 tein 8erIuIt ppn WtenI4en=
le6en gemelbet. Die 8epdIier IinO jeBt
i'm 3uriidtreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10

sSaiicngcrichtsz zSerfaui
az Sdnern Crieutz YSbisfcp I'M ,}olluerid,ins.
eIF ;um Addlldffe Ses pCrnprbeHeH
SdmeS Spunduqhtcn Gchuren.
Sm auitraQc Der untcrjcibucttH Y NJ II o's
Z u ncr0tu mir an
Sienffas. Cen 20. Scicmbcr ls9S.
IormittaQs 10 ulg
In osn 2uasrrlumsu non :. = Ut sr M i Il X
6rmp. Vr. II. Sin =6hlrGs= StylB.
ouf 6ff,ntrtcr @uftion bc 9tTlbr'Ibun9 Don
QrObsu
az SGiTer Crteut= gSbisFep im 3onperid,luA
ME iOl0t Ocytduica:
; fdHcr aprjl 1872,
10 Safer &uHi lS92.
T. iSditr Mpril 1892.
II 5Siiicr Utu lS2.
I;rfauis =9d0iaquHQtH: q r.
IN trcdutilt Sru il uHO .ScpOltt Is 0.
ppu Sult mort"
9crmiiuosgiu non Ylru ). 6oHuuuabtcH.
Z Y. DItUrD X 6 omp.,
1896 PSI AuttioHdtoTeH.
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9telpa au89etreten.
RuflnnO's GuuptfaNt ibsr(dwtmmt.
Sl1blibcS nGhtliheS Stci9en Der
@emGIicr UerHriadltc 9rufcn SdIa=
Ocn.-Scinc Mcnihcn nerlurcn.

9eritimmung in Baris iiber bic 0robz
reOe bes 6ritii8ep 8oti6after5.-
8ioerIpre6erbe 4ngaben iiber Die
8ebeutung berielben. - @ngIdnb
6eItebt auf ieinem S4eine be5iigz
Ii9 6es 9&icaroguutanols. - lin
fer ebmaltger 8eionbter an Siam
befiirportet Elm britii4zamerifaz
nii6es @btommen in OitaIten. -
Sin uemeg 0erpiT4z6eer fammelt
1i6 i'm Suoan. - &abelOerbinz
bung nit Sslanb, 9r0nIon0 uno
g}eufurblunb. - WIe6r ii6er Die
9(ffdire 0rebfus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10

eysDe Wo6e 1purben ben $3.50
@prrdt6en reus Nuaren btn5ugez
fiigt. 0teie @uIIimere> Ii. @6epiot<
9(n3ijge baben peit unb brett 8e=
udtung gefunoen. G5 lit bies du4
ni6t gu DernurOern. IS itnO $40,
$12 unb $15 Derthe. Qtugebrp6ez
ne 8ortie'n. Sopeit bisIelben rejs
chen. nehen lie fnrt fiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-10

9eting, 9. 9e5erber. - Der
neue rufIii6e 9eIanbte Baron p.9iers
iiberrei9te 6eute Dem &aiIer bon Gbtz
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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-26
CHAPTER XIV.

But Grafto' had graver.work ahead.
md il was c.ese Al land. p ncti.ious
fps'er that he was. he wouI leave no
pc, .s!e f1r the possible criticism Of a
nfsriot- EurF' y wiring few lines
10 Coz. BuAtoa notifying him that the
wagon bringing Merriam was now close
to The garrison, and that. rs nrrangs
between them. he would n,pe,-ii nj tle
gate. he sent thc note by his keisan, aud
FASTENED up the rcss TO aAe angie
formed BY the sauth and West fronts.
where an opening had been lef, IL the
fence for the convenience laf riding
rarties; and Il was through This gap
that poor Randy was presently truua.ed
and then down along he ,ine 10 hiso,yn
doorway. BY this time The puin IN his
strained and Suffered ses Wi,s Intense.
While the arm. huriedly but skilifnny
dressed when far aiieid. was troIbiing
him but little. His one though, all tie
way had been for Florence. He had in-
sisted on ScIibllng her ;itt,e note be-
fore they reached the Sania ara, Just
10 tell he was all right; u.at there
was nothing to N orry about. ard ali re.
needed was few days Of he's nu3sitg.
The Gneor gave Il to one Of the men aud
grnveiy bnde him ride ahead mud give II
Mrs. Merriam. and the trooner Ind
iuly handed il In al the door. where
Hop Ling received it with his eus,om-
ary grin. and slowed 1t away on the
mantel in lhe now deserted parlor
where notes and cards had generally
been displayed for the eyes OF the young
mistress.
And now as they neared the familiar
pot, poor Randy would sit Up, II
would never do 10 come before her eyes
prosiya;cd ns though sore,y hurt. Any
thing 10 SPARE her needless shock or
worry. He even cssayed semi jaeular
''how are you. old man - as he caught
sight of Grafton, and tried smile aud
a wave OF his hand to the Indies who APP
peared on the southernmost porch OF
the infantry lines.
why, you look as though you'd had
worse tussle than /. captain he
laughed painfully. as he held out his
hand. "liow is FlorenceE II hasn't
frightened her much. has ite hope
Mrs. Haynes been with her."
Shes been good deal troubled. of
course" answered Grafton, gravely.
"bui--hut Mrs. Hayue is-,hringing her
round all right, think. How are you.
old man? Yon did have ridel"
But now Randy was peering OF, along
the row-their own rev. Women were
to be seen here and there a.ong the
verandas. ga.ing sympa,hcticaily
toward the slowly moving party, but
no feminine form was visible ON the
piazza Of his little home,
Better lie back, Mr.. Merriam" urged
the doctor. TRY to make him DO so. :
he murmured to Grafton, We've got
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-03-26
TO RE CONTINUED
MIR. Bailey of Texas

During the period of suspension
of judgement and avoidance of
anything likely to embarrass the
administration, the attitude of the
Democratic minority in the House
has been correct and patriotic.
The country recognizes this fact
and is greatful for it. The credit
belongs to the Democratic mem
bers generally, with few excep-
tions. Yet it is proper to mention
particularly the service of the
Hon. Joseph W. Bailey of Texas,
the minority's young leader, in
the repression of untimely par
sions and the prevention of prema-
ture explosions. Mr., Bailey 5
celebrated frock cont is now less
conspicuous to the public vision
than his cool head and patriotic
remuneration of the opportunities
of mere partisanship.
With regard to Cuba and the
nations policy, the opposition at
this time stands by the admins
tration.
And why should not the atti-
tude of Mr. Bailey and the minori-
ty be correct and patriotic?' may
be asked.
True, there is no good answer
to that question; but the circum-
stance is worth speaking of, all the
same New York Sun.
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