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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-21
8riefbcf0rbrrung mad benz Mmslanbe.

Die auspdrtige Poft fur bic nit
Dem %. Oeaembsr enbenoe 8oae
f6liebt Gin alien 5daen punttli4) i'm
bisligen ppItamt. tpie fplgt: padetz
YpIt lit often bon 9 u9r 8ormittaes
bis 5 uDr M6enD tdsli4 (%ausssnomz
men Sonntass.) Die YadetzPof na9
0eutldlanb idlkbs> UNI 40 ubr 9orz
mittass am Montae.
5reitas - 9 ubr Mbenos, fir GU
ropa, per Dampfsr ~@truria", pia
Nueenstpnn.
po{t fir SIb : unh Central Mme=
rita, Weft sSnbien u. /. m.
Oonnerita9 IL ubr Tia4ts, fir
Nsufunolano, per 0ampfer r@iloia."
6reitag - l ubr Nudmittass, fir
Guba, pia 5ampa; ~ ubr Na9ts, fir
2eeparbz unb Winotparo : SnIein II.
0smarara, perOampfsr v5ontabe1s;"
fur 5ortuns Sslanb, Samaica unb
9rspsoipn, per Oampfer r4ltai;" fir
pnrto 8ico, Curacao unb 8ene5usla,
per Oampfer ~pbiiabelp6ia;" fir
Nuepitas, @ibara unb 8aracpa, per
Oampfsr rOlinba."
Samfag - 9 u6r @ormittuss, fir
CUBA, pia Miami.
Tpit fir Neufunblanb, pia Norb=
Sponep, uno fir Miquelon, pia 3d.
fion, Idliebt bier tdslid 8 l1br Na9=
mittass; fir 9onouras unb @uate=
mala, pia Nep Srlsars, tdgli9 UNI
8 ubr Wbenos.
Srans paeifie : Pot.
5reitag - l1br Mbenos, fir Sa=
pan, China unp p%bilippinen. Dia Sa=
coma unb pia Seattle.
SumIt - ubr Qbenos, fiirQu=
ftralisn, Nsuieslano, 6apaii, 6iiiz u.
Samoa : Snisln, pia San 5ransiscu.
pOlt fir Sapan, China uno pbilipz
pinsn, pia San 5ran5isco, fd,isbt bier
tdsl;9 7 llbr N6enos Bis gum "a. De-
GENDER.
g. Oapiss Warfislb, Poftmeiitsr.
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lpies Warfielb, YpItmei5tsr.
Nus hem Snnerm @arDlano's nnb
ben a,tgren,cnben Staaten.

0rei perfonen sstObtet.
Sn Cumberland 1T bsr 8remier
Srpin $. Denb an @erletunseu ge=
ftorben, bic er uuF einsm 5ra4t5use
Der Baltimore : Obioz8abn" nabe
pxomont erlitten battle. Gr binterz
ldBt cine 5rau unb stpei &inhsr in
&epier. = Der 8remIer 5runt Dus<
ner, 80 Sd6re alt. Der bon 9pnoman,
pa.. auf einsm 3uge Der Baltimore
Sbioz8ahn" na9 Cumberland fabrsn
1pplts, fiel 5piIden anei @assons II.
purbe total in Stiide sermalmt. Sein
8ater fpuroe Dor einigen Sabren auf
sinsr 8ahnfrsuoung in Cumberland
eetDbtet. gine Ieiner S9psItern
pobnt in Buffalo, N.zY. - Sn Der
Ndbe bes Sano=Pat6z5 tunnels ftiirSz
tie Dienitas Der 8remIer gilbert 9i0ez
esiIt BON Siio=g Cumberland unter Ell
men 3ue Der r8altimorezS bip4gabn"
rno tpuros 10 fhtper perlebt, bab er
iterbsn mirb. Gr binterldbt cine 5rau
unb 3nei &inber.
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ouf Die M1glitteif, baB cine @erfbei'
biaun9 Der 9Jlonis notbig psrpsr
ionte.
@merifunid DE SbmpathN
Ii bic 9~oeren.
Oenper. Sol, 20. DECEMBER.
Der Staotratb bon Oenper bat nit 9
9egen 5 Stimmen cine 3sioiution ans
genommsn, in peldsr er Der Sransa
paalz aspublif in ibrsm ariege nit
Snglanb feline Spmpat6ie uno bic
Soffnung auspriidi, oaB bic Ypsrsn
DIN Sieg bapon irdasn pii;rsn. III
cerman aeqp re;fte be R:ioIutiou
Elm.
8ronb 8apibs, Mia, 20.
0s5smber. - untsr cen 4uIp;5isu oer
tiir5lia bsr gegriinoeten nlniteo
Gnsrian Sransoadl 2eaaue" puroe
bier cine groBe Maisnoer ammlunq
o~bas6alten. Die Reoner paIsn Iba
f0mmiin9s osrf6isoensr Na;ionen. Da
osuifhen Surner, Der r4rbeiterbuno."
bsr u9ptnySlu6" unb Der nIncisni
Srosr Of 6ibsrnian5" natman an oeu
aun0gd6ung Sbel.
Nsp Dorf, 20. DEG. Sn benz
hisIjgsn SpnIulat Dss Sranle : 6rerz
ltuatss mslosn |ih idgijd O;ele Ufdns
ner. nel6s na6 Siibafrita gu 9eben
piiniGen, nm fir bic Soersn 81 tGms
pfen. 8oniul p;srcs perIpsiIt bieIs.bsH
an 9rn. 8ep. %. Ban Sirien, tpeif)er
Elm Siireau bier bat, unp DisIer beTor9t
oas Wsi!sre. Wer Oas 8elo fir biz
Transportation Der IsfruDen ~lisfert,
1T ni6t betannt.
Sin DEF 0omper
ange9alten.
Maorib, 20. 9efmbsr. - 0r
fponTde 0ampTsr nGiuOao b. Gaoi5,"
psIfer 1osben bier 0 Ga palmas an4
fam, meloet, oab er am Samit1g BON
einem brit;ffsn Srsu5er ourA sineu
Glincen S6uB angsbaltsu purbe.
Naaosm er Namen oea S4iffss uno
Reiis5iel an9e9sben, tpuroe benz 9ama
pier bic Weiterf a6rt 9sltattet.
Sittsr ii Gbamberlair.
Aberdeen, 20. DEG. Der purs
lumsnts Mbssoronee Sdmes Srpce
belt teuts bier zine Reoe, in fpei6sr st
ben Sotpnia!Ietrstdr Soiepb GHdmbar'
lain ni6t NIT 8lacahdnpi9 uben dn1
faBte. Gr 5og oefen rMatGoosn, Nla1
n:ersn uno @erbaltsn" sebOrig ibsr Die
Soften uno ia9te, sr boffe, ss Ipsroe
~Sbamberlain ni9t msbr ldn8s g~eltatlst
Darpen, lem geites 81 ibu1, I'm felno1
iel;9s @efiib.e segsn Sngluno in
9euti6l1no gu ertpedsn uno Der lr1tls
men 9erit6noigung 5tpiidsn England
uno ben Der. Stauten ale mOgliden
9;nberniiie in ben Weg gu perfen.
NiiBlid,e 0Seibnadjts. @eidenfc,
aoffern, In5ugtGit2 eleganten Sanba
tai6en, SutIda6tein, portemonnalss.
Gunrap 3curs spbn,
CIR. 3 uno 4, SUO S9arp Strabe.
1914 Il n
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9smpter ,,sresben" angetommen.

8rinst SIS pafagisrs. - SdnstIe
Asifs. - Mbfabrt beg Dampfsrs
r6amoper. = Na9ridIten bon
@se unb 6ufen.
Der 2lopbbompfsr Dresden" pal
lirte esitern Nahmittag 2 uhr Gape
9enrp unS mirb tsuts Morgen bier ers
tpartst. D,r Dampfsr brinst 8 aaii=
ten unb 5O7 3pif9snosdsz pafaeiez
re. Die &uiiitsnaYafasiere lino: ST..
Ssinria bon @hpsrtnsr. 9r. Sofn 8.
Muttbeis bon Baltimore, gmmo His=
mann, Seine s3iessr, emma &iefle,
ST. Oapib 5risbmann, @ilbslmine
Sarman unb Marie SanetfAfe.
Ser Oanupfsr n9anrcper" bon ber=
felben 0inie pirb am @omItag Morz
gen nit ungsfdbr 20 Pafd9ieren be
5eimfa6rt na9 Bremen antreten.
Der Mebraabl Der 5urudgshalknen
ginmdnb.rer bonn Dampfer r9anno=
Der" lit bersits bic @,iterfahrt gsFtotz
tst tporbsn. IS befinosn 1i9 absr nod
81 Pafasiere Der rMiinden," bic Dor
brsi @p6sn bier anIangte, i'm Sim
tpanbsrrrnss zSauTs. Sin Sb'il oerielz
ben, tpenn ni6t Naa. niro piedei6t
untsr ben 8eltimmunsen bss Gilman
bsruugsseIsbss nit benz Oampfsr
,Sannpper" 8uriidgeIanot peroen.
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Sta0t Baltimore.

Cine sefGbrli4e Diebin.
- Die Nseerin Cora MoobD uurb.
e.ftern i'm Oitifxn polioeiseridt bonn
poliasiridtsr Sansbte auf Iisbsn Oisb'
ftoblszQ n16uloigungen benz 8sri4tsz
osrfa6ren iiberpiei fen, unb fotpsit liez
gen nod spei meitere Acknowledgements
DefIelben Gbardttsrs gessn lie Dor, inz
foIee DsFen fis Big beuts i'm Ditli9en
poIisei 4 @efdngnib Derblsi6en pirb.
DIX eeitern CUR 8erbanbiung gstoms
anenen 6G1e paren: Oisbl tubl bon
Rleiberftoffsn gum Wsrtbe bon $26 ben
SeTaac 5uder BON Nr. 213, Suo<ghsns
Strabs; 0isbltabl BON &l,iosr Ttoffsn
gum Wsrte BON $5.25 bon @orab
Mareolis BON Nr. 38, SiipzG benitr.;
Oiebita6l BON &leibsrn gum WerttN
BON $3.50 bon @aIie Marsolis bon
SIR. 3S, SibAgb.n1 @trabs; DiehItabl
BON asipunesitiiden gum Wsrtbe bon
$3.50 bon 0aDib 0imf4iB bon &c.
1905, Ofa5opstkz Strabe; Diebitabt
BON aIsibunssftiden gum ,Wertb. BON
$3.50 bon Wbrabam Ro1en6ers bon
Rr. 3O3, Gibz9iebzStrabe; Diebz
itdbl bon &leibern gum Wsrtbe bon
$58 bon Oora Jelbmann BON Nr.
1440. Sfspratt=StraBs; Diebitabl
BON aleipsrn bon Mnnis Noes bon Nr.
1922, Sit4pratt<Stra
ginss Der geitoHlenen 4leiosr Der
Jrau Ibes mar Elm gang neues uno
nod ME estragen. 5rau 4oes bate iih
bas &fsio fiir bic 5odSeit ibrer Sod
ter anfsrtiesn lahen.
3pei nsitsre 5dqs tommsn beute
Dor. Stumble Ssrgeant &iefnsr, mel
der ben San aufeearbeitet bat, brodts
&c Itsrn Nbsnb nod sinen feirsn pelo
llno mpbernen 9ut na9 benz Stations
hauIs, tpet9e Sahen ct in Der Wobz
nung Der rdffinirten Rsgerin, Hr. 16,
NorozD <Sfrabe, entbedt bate.
Der 5ut es6Drt elmer Sodter oes 9rn.
Sssdbn Hau BON Hr. Ills, Stz8altiz
morssStrabs. Die G:genthimsrin Dss
YsI3.s III nod unbetannt.
Die 0isbersien oeiss Weibes, mslz
DIES erit % Sabre alt III, oatiren ihon
aneefGbr bier Woden auriid, unb bic
poli5si itanu onfdnglia Dor einsm
f~fsinbarsn Rdtbiel. Big es bemRunoez
Ssrssanten Rsfnsr srbli4 selang,
2idt in BAG 9untsl gu 6rinsen.
Der nJrobiinn" bislbs eeItsrn
46sno untsr Der 2situng BON prof.
6ub.rt STRIPPED feline resslmdbise
Singliunoe ab. Ssn Der oapauffolsenz
ben YsJddftsIibun9, bei pelder @ioe=
prGGoent 8. Settler ben 8orlib fii6r=
k unb 4r. Nbam ObIt ols prototoI=
fiiGrer fungirte, purDen bic S4luB=
arrangements fir bic am Dinitas
ftattfmbenbe Dsihnu4tsfeieu setrOfs
Zen.
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3umtbans>9 ireftnriuu,.

Sabrssberi9t an ben @ouberneur. =
Warosin Wsbler sr9dit BARN tos
Inertsnnurs. : Sin l1sbsrl4uB
fir ben Staat bon $35,185 unb
fur bic Strdflinse bon $24, 884.4.
Sntswfante itatiitiide Datsn.
Dus Dirsttorium bes MarplGnosr-
Ssaats : 3udE1au1es, be!s1:no aus
Dan So. go. s. 5opisr, 2ipbo 6.
Sod;on, &itbur +. Sadion, gonin
Warfefo, sSames See unO Seymour
Manos.5aun, belt eefern Nbsno isi=
ne Sabres : Sibung urb nabm bic
Sa9res : 8erShsa oes Marostns Sobn
s. Wspssr unb Der anosrsn gsomtsn
enissesn uno arbs;ts!s ben gsri9t an
Den 8ouoerneur 2osrnbes aug. SSn
oieism Sabnsberihts Deg Oiretio
riums m:ro anseaehsn, oob IN 1899
Gin usberfdub BON $35 .185.34 sesen
$28, 1907 tn 1898 eraielt purps.
Die Soften PRO &opf pro Sabr betruz
gen 1882 7i9 seeen $1OO.O6.4 fir
1898. O:s tdslibsn unto}ten pro
aopf ~bstrussn 25a Gents. Sir Nabz
runs ollsm $26.58 $40 pro Sahr unb
u Gents pro Gag pro aopf. Die
'SsrdFlinss Flno babel ee(uno unto
frdftig. OurG usberarbsit babsn bic
Strdflinse fir Tia 1924, S84.54 per=
bent. Die 3abl Der Strdf.;nse 1T
bon S46 in 1898 auf 966 in 1899 &C.
Itissaa. SSn oem geritle piro Der
OienTie bss Paftors %. 6. Stoubs=
m,re unb Des 8alers s. ,. Boone, To-
1pie %bsTonbers bss NnIiaf5s : Nr5tss
Or. S6so. Gpofe, iun., anertsnnenb
espadt. 5srnsr beiBt ss: nMurplano
Fat jebt bas TdonIte 3ualbaus i'm
ganasn 2anoe; unb Sis oirfen Iiol5
Darauf issn, ooB es untsr Sbrsr No=
miniiration uno nit Sbrer gsibu!fe
fartis sslteut ure >bsaossn perbsn
tonnte." Nidt gum Dsn;elten psrz
b:snt Der Darbein Ssobn ). Wepler
fir ieine unermiol;ds 4rbsit, benz
Siaate Elm Snltitut gu IidRrn, auf
psldes man fiols fsin tann, Die poaite
Q1erfennune."
I'm neue WsrtftdiIen uno 9oipitutz
8sbGubs gu erbal!en, miro bic 2e9is@
latur eriu4t, cine grlro : 0erpil;z
sune bon $15O,OOO gu madsn.
Sn Dem 8erihte bes Warosins BsDz
Ter pirb angssebsn, bab pd6reno Der
lsbtsn apDtf Sabre Der Staat $685.
9S7.45 aus benz 3uhtbauIe erbalIsn
hnt
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Del Waroein gibt in isanem 8eri6ts
aud Dem Sulfs Darbein ). 4.0;ef=
fsnba4, Eopie ben iibr;esn 9samien
fir ss!rsue pFlidterfiauns bic Der
buente Wnertennuna.
Sn benz beiseFusian 5inun3ber;h!s
fat Der Nsu6au mi! Ginrihtuns etc.
$1,071,11O.45 6isber asteitet. Glsrf
%. 6. 5ranfiin fat sSne falitiide3uz
fammsaFsQun9 binausefust, poraus
beroorssbi, baB bic Saldr Hednuns
bss Sa6res Ti6 auf 42,O88.10 bslief.
Sm 2ouIe bss Sabres purosn %
Strdflinge bonn 9oupsunsur bsgna=
bigt, 81 Harden uno 293 purbsn nad
Mblouf ibrer Strafseit snI.ahsn. SIN
ganosn biaben am Sabresi4lufe 966
Inn 3udIbauIe, unb apar: 389 psibe
Mdnnsr uno 5 peiBe 5ruuen, fotple
529 Neaer uuto 43 I%egerinnen.
un!er ben Strdflinsen bsfinoen Ii4:
l 2uftIhiffer, / &iinftsr, 1 Sournaz
tiIt, 4 Nerste, 1 Sduuipieler. p Bar
biers, absr nur 4 Bidder unb 1 8rauer;
% Glsrts, aber nun 1 S4riftIebsr
Is 3immsrlsuie unO 5 Mebesr, 123
farmarbeiler unb 1 @eometer, 149srz
tdufer unb 1 Sdulsbrsr, Al Matroz
fen uno 1 3abnarat, 1923 Nrbsitsr UNI
Sodsps, 16 Shas;oer uno 4 Re4lsz
anpdlte, II M~ufpdrter, 1 pferDe=
bdnblsr, 16 Dienltmdbten uno 1 Mu=
ffalim : Snltrumsntsn : 6dnoler, 4
9uhorudsr, 2 photographer, 19anoz
longer etc. Inter ben Strdflingen
fno 9. bic fir 2ebsnsseit bort psrpeiz
len miiRen; 10 1inb fir 20 unb 7 fir
FL Sabre bort. l1sber bic 9dlfts Der
Slrdflirss 1T bon 20 Bis 30 Sabre
alt. llsbsr 230 t0nnsn tpeoer leisn,
nod Ihrsiben; 313 finb pe%rbeiratbet.
245 limb Srintsr uno 2O3 5smperenoz
Ter unb 518 fino tpsber bas Cine, nod
bas Wnbere. Wus Marplonb 1inp6O9,
aus 0eutfdlanb Is, 9robbritannien
"a uno Oefireid 1; aus benz psItliden
Marblano fonmt biz arDbte uno aus
benz Iiblider Marplanb bic tlsinlts
3dbl Der Strdflinee.
9r. 9otbsb. g. 9riffit6, als Prdli=
bent beg ~9sfargenen : 9iilfs : Ser
ems" hat benz Oirettorium s6snfaGs
isinsn gsridt pOrselest.
Gin@isbaus an Nort f.
9r. Oapto Nmba9 BON
Der 5irma Nmbaa 8rotbsrs u. g.,
8teiber : 6abrifantsn an Der @ds o0n
@ermanitraBe uno 9opt!ns : Ptace,
bat ben North : Mpenue : Siding
Ninf BON 9rn. Ri4aro 5. Gaprun,
ernem @runoeisentbums : Matler, fir
$65,OOO eefauft. Gs psrlautst, oaB
9r. Nmba4 bas @e6duoe in elm Sob
Storage : "2aeerbaus umtpanosln
piro; es bat cine 6ronte BON rs SUB
an Nortb : Npenue nit elmer 5ieIe BON
3O3 SUB.
Bsgnabiat.- @oupsrneur 8.
2omnoss b.snabiste eefiern ben Nsser
5ranf 9arris, tpelher i'm Sobre 1890
in Sent Gountp pesMoroes i'm atpeiz
ten @rabe Idulois bsfunosn uno su18
Sabrsn 3udibau5 o%srurtbeilt puroe.
mus einem Hepublttaz
ner pIab NADER n. WR mi!
8slfimmlbsit p~srtautet, piro 9r. s.
RpB Maee als 9ulfs Surpepor on
Sieas hes Sbsriien Bonnie, Der a6er
feline Ae]ienation nod nidt sinssrei6i
bat, epnannt tperoen.
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Buffers GcidIte.

Man &5peifelt in 2pnpun, Of lie i'm
8eiiBe Der 9osrsn iinb. - Ia6s
trdglihes CUR S6ladt am Suselaz
Ripsr. - @tns feline S9lappe fir
ben 8ensrdl 6renh. - Die 9sluz
. gsrung BON Mafstin9.
9onbon n. 20. Ossembsr. - Man
bdlt es 6isr nod INNER fir speifelz
bait, Oh iid bic in Der S4ladt BON
Solenfp bonn 8sneral Butler inn Glide
seIaiIenen @ddibs i'm 8elibe Der 8oss
ren hfinben. @iner erlt iebt bier eins.
9strof.neL arn Mbenb Der ~ertpGhntsn
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GtotioRen.
Gtationen.

Wetteruusfi4ten. = Sir
marnlanb unb ben 0iiiritt Columbia
liar am Donnerifas unb Greitas, osrz
dnocrlide, sr0btsnt6sils tpeitli4e
Minbe.
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@t6ti9 fir Amaeiaemoe.

in w.arpIanb erideint auber benz .7euti&sn
Aorrtfbonosnten. tsine einsios beutids 3ritunu.
fpel6s elm: Gruds9reFe b:fst, bic i'm Stanbe II.
bic dniiaue bes .D.uti4.n Gorrsiponb.ntsn' IN
peuioer. os
fiinf Stttnoen
iu brud.n. Die 9reie bes .IorreiponSentsn' isRa
bic auiiaee iraenb siner anoersn tduli&sI bouts
tden 8ei:uno in Narblanb in
fluff Wfinute,t
6ruden. :oi,en unb atidtlens ''
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Der Qent(6e Correspondent.
tnfcrhoItuuaS. W

5orb's Spernbaus. - Oie1e Mcde
Der @laoiutoren.aampf spiiben Seffries unb
Sharfep.
rMuit>9aGe." Mt. 3pbalzQps. -
Tieie Wpbs rWaritana.A
~4oGioabItraBsn 9 Sbeat.-." -
~llncle Soib spruesbp."
rIuoitorium : Wuiit : Saue."
81 Satdelor's @onepmcon."
5desnbad= $780," Mt. HOpalI9lpe.
i2ooIcsiibe Gromenabene@o naerte BON IL nbr Sorz
mittaes bis Ii llhr AuenoS.
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2,oGRomutene 6efuno6eit.

6alten sic Sbren &0rper burh ben
oelsaentlitsn Ssbraua BON Sutfs Se'
bsrzpiaen po[Itdnbig in Srouun9.
Sic reouliren ben Oarmtapul uno en-
3sugen
Cinsn kraftissn G0rptr.
SopTidmsrssn, Malaria, SaasnleIoen,
WerIiopfunq uno dbnli4s ardntbeiten
usrosn p9nitdnoig turirt bnr6)
Sutt's XebersYiuem.
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SSetterbcridpr.
Ser. EtaAten n effersS ireau.
0elttm ore, ben 20. December 1899.

Ritu. BorometeYR. 3O I'd 3obf. EhermometerI. 48
SI;;ttI JheYmum.tern. 40 9iieoriaher 80
Die BOONE Shnelia,eit bes 23inbes in elmer Stunse
beiruo S Wteilen con Mefen.
1aS setrise - ener-0le bohftt Asmperatur os
a,ffri aen aaacs oui nahbenanntea Stauonen iplr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-15
Brief Mention
Hgih water to-day, 9:1O a. m.

Hg1n water to-day, 9:l0 a. m.
 Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros
 First snow of the season last even ~ing, and with the overcast sky it was bad night for observing meteors.
 Rutherford Trowbridge of this city is in New York on business and is also visiting the great horse show with New York friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William Henry Bishor of 6S High street gave luncheon yes terday for M. Schopfer, who lectured last night at the Yale Art school, giving the opening lecture in the new Trow- bridge course.
 The New Haven Drug Clerks associa- tion will hold another reception and ball in Lenox hall on Thanksgiving day, November 30. The sum of $50 will be offered in prizes. The committee of arrangements Is Frank Klock, Edward Williams and Lewis Grannis.
 The Engineers club of Yale university will begin it's fourth year of lectures this evening at North Sheffield hall when R. M. Wilcox, c. E.. of Middle town, will read a paper on "Cantilever Bridges" An interesting series of pa pers and lectures is in prospect for the present winter.
 Anthony Rockwell of this city is en- toying stay in Ridgefeld, the guest of his brother-i in-law, MT. Lounsbury, who is brother of Governor Louns- bury MT Rockwell has met Governor Lounsbury several times during his stay and has been specially entertained by the governor. He is stopping at '"The Hickories,' fine old place in Ridgef1eld.
 Mr. and Mrs Albert Richter, who have been spending several weeks of their honeymoon with Mr. Richter's parents in this city, leave to-day for Wheeling. w. Va, in which city they will permanently reside. They will stop off for few days in Washington. MT. Richter is an architectural draughtsman and was for several years employed by Architect Allen of this city.
 MT. and Mrs Frank M. Woodruff, Miss Emeline Weiser and Louis Tur- geon of this city were among the guests at the wedding in Ansonia yes terday noon of Miss Emma J. Hill of Ansopia and Ernest F. Wernebeergh of Seymour Miss Emeline Weiser of New Haven, sister of the bride, was brides maid and A. J. Schneider of Derby was rroomsman. In front of the floral altar the party was met by the Rev. c. B. woodcock of Christ church. The bride was given away by her brother, Louis Turgeon of New Haven, the Episcopal service being used. The bride was beautifully attired in dress of white organdie, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and ribbon, and carried a bunch of bridal roses. The bridesmaid was be- comiugly attired in similar dress ana carried pink chrysanthemums' inc groom is the manager Of the brlstol Drug company's store in seymour
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IN HONOR OF PRESIDENT HAD.
 LEY.
plimentary Dinner of Chamber of
 Commerce This Evening.

Complimentary Dinner of Chamber Of
 Commerce This Evening.
 The banquet committee of the cham Der of commerce has completed ar engagements for the complimentary din ner which it is to tender President Had ley this evening. Warner hall has been selected for the occasion, and has been handsomely decorated for the occas on with flags and bunting, in which Yale blue is the predominating color.
 Among the invited guests are ex- President Timothy Dwight, Professor Herbert B. Smith Rev. George P. Fish CT, Professor Russell H. Chittenden, Hon. Morris F. Tyler, Rev. Dr. Edwin S. Lines Hon. Charles A. Russell and Anson Phelps Stokes.
 Max Adler, president of the chamber, will officiate as toastmaser and will call upon the following for toasts: Yale iversity-President Hadley. Yale at Hometown and Gown--May-
 or Driscoll. The University and Life of the People Rev. Dr. F. S. Lines.
 Yale-Hon. c. A. Russell Yale's Lawyers and Judges--Hon. A. T Rorabac
 Mutual Obligation of University and Journalism-Colonel N. G. osborn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-15
ARCHITECTURE OF THE RENAIs-
 SANCE.
First Lecture of the Trowbridge Course
 By Jean Schopfa.

First Lecture of the Trowbridge Course
 By Jean Schopfa.
 The first lecture of the Trowbridge lecture course was delievered by Jean Schopfa of the School of the Lonore. Paris, before an interested audience In the Yale School of Fine Arts last even- ing. His subject was Architecture of the Renaissance; the Neo-Classic and Origins of Modern Architecture"
 The speaker first sketched rapidly the various classes of architecture; and then going on developed the ideas thus suggested. He next described the differences between the French and Italian renaissance style of architecture and showed that the French architect ure does not owe to the Italian what it is generally supposed it does. He il- lustrated the points he brought up by lantern views.
 After the lecture Mr. Schopfa and his wife, who is accompanying him on his present tour, were rendered an informal reception. Present at this were a num- Der of the members of the faculty and their wives, among whom were ex- President Dwight, Professor William Henry Bishop and wife, Professor Me- meyer, Professor Weir and wife, and Professor Frederick Wells Williams.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-15
DIED IN DENVER.
Franklin Platt, a Former Meriden La

yer.
 News was received in Meriden yester- day of the death at Denver Col, of At torney Franklin Platt a well known man in Meriden ten or twelve years ago He died of angina pectoris, aged fifty eight years. He was one time judge of probate in Denver. He was highly es- teemed He leaves a wife and two sons Denver and Percy Patt. The former was named from the city of Denver and is employed at the First National bank in that city. Percy is engaged in husi- ness there with E. T. Weiant. The flu . neral services of MT. Platt were held Sunday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-15
MEMS CLUB TONIGHT.
At the City Mission Hall,

7'' 'IIV CFty WI IINSIUH I1dII,
 The regular weekly session of the Berkeley Mems club will be held at o'clock this evening at the City Mis- sion hall, corner of Court and Star streets. During the ''social hour" there will be given a description of life Tn Japan by Tozaburo Kudo of Tokio Japan, member of the graduate de partment in Yale university. MT Kudo also has the degree of master of arts from De Pauw university, class of 1896, Members of the club may bring a friend, and anyone desiring to join the club is also welcome to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-15
REV. LOUIS A. PARSONS.
He Has Received a Call to a New York
 paI,isb

He Has Received Call to a New York Parish
 Rev. Louis A, Parsons, rector of St Johns Episcopal church, North Haven has been rendered a very flattering cal to the position of curate of the Chapel of St. Augustine, one of the most i'm portant parishes of old Trinity church New York. This is extremely f1atterine to so young clergyman, as the charge Is considered one of the most important Trinity has to offer.
 MT Parsons has, however, but re- gently located in North Haven, where ha has become greatly attached to his peo- pie and the work, and in all proba he will decline the call to the metrono- lis The offer comes to him uncondi tionaly, his name not being considered with the many applicants for the posi- ton.
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wednes day. November 15, 1899.

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