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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
GQLDENBERG
BRuS.
9fr. 25 ut,b 27, SS*>&erin9to,t>Str
a6(6ic0 far SpieQ(a 6en
1tnterbaltun9sssptele - @uppen.
9ierif Sbre @e1eeenbeit S6r sbe eroBs @essnfst gu
@ripauns Dollars in Sbrsm 8smb Die Seran Der astnen fl
QGebradatsn au erfre1en.

15=aDllise OetpeD=Srcmmsln, regu<
fGr ST 25 73c.
9oafanbiss militdrsests, porsn
S1OO 47c.
T-;Su Sarmt9sts, rmttr benz ms;6nodtss
baums, friiber 15c. &c.
@roellipr pianino, 8 Soften, in
8alnub aussefiibrt, 75c. tpsrtb 43c.
Sorib ei9ene &on1mpbe, 4 SAublaz
ben, GROCER Spisgel. rsguldrer $3.50
@srtb, fir $l.69
grober eitbener puppsu aleioerz
f9ranf. 20 3oG bQA. regular 81. 47c.
@onitdnbiser Msrt5eus aaitsn,
l'cssdta ssnfads e;dautslpisrbt $50
sanbtarrsn nit msanu unb qfsrO.
Gid Gidsns ne; ainberitiibis, NIT psrforir>
tenn @ib, regular SOC. 23c.
&arrer NIT e6tem 5eutPferb 47c.
9lusseftopfte 5lanelI49unbe SC.
25 DsrI9isbene Spiele, SOC. tpertb,
ieht 23c.
Wfagifds 2aternen NIT platten, re-
auldr SOC. 23c.
Magi|de 2aternen aug Gtfsnble6,
ppuItdnbig init platten. rssuldr 81,
iebt 49c.
Yor5sllan safslzSernics, 81 @tiide,
SOC. tpertb 23c.
Jarbig emaillirte PuppsntpNgen -
grim, ola, blau unb peiB - rsguldr
39c. 19c.
Giferns puppenzgettslsn, farbig
J emuillirt, SOC. tpertb 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
Die S6la6t am Iu9ela.
Gan, Gnslanb in Sad una slide.
Yanif amf Ser Spnopner 8Drie.

Buffer bat 70 Offi5isrs uno iibsr 100
Weam perloren. - &abinstsaSitz
suna in Qonoon. - WInlton
Gburain, bas amsrifaniids Wlut@
tsrID6naen, tpisber erpii4t.-Osr
Ssaa bon 2abp7nitb uno &imbsrz
len ertpartet. - Was, man IN
europa ii6sr bic gi;sDerlage gu ia
gen bat.
gom ariessI9a@pfabs iinb 9sltert'
feline nsusn gla9ri6kn perDffentlI4t
pprbsn. Gs liebt aberntals tpie bic
Hube Dor einen Sturme aus. Ufan
srpurtet in europa, oub 3doplmltb
uno aalrbsrIsp isbsn augenbltd taplz
tuliren fDnnen.
9tubsr isinsn elf &anonsn bat gulz
Ter 1900 Weann an 5optan uno YET
punbatan perlorsn.
Die TaAri6t bon Der brlttsn groz
ben @6loppe Der Yriten in Suoa frlta
psrllrlohts asItern einen panft duf Der
2onoonsr 8Oris.
Der BON pretoriu ausgeriI1ens Wlnz
iion G6urdiu 1T bon ben 8osrsn tpiez
Der ertpiidt poroen.
Die 8srluItliits Buffers ent)dlt bic
Nansn BON 70 Sffi5iersn.
2onoon.16 16. 0ea.-Oas ariessz
Oepartar1ent perOffentfi4t folsenos
Sit BON Buffers Nisosrfags: 9stOOz
tet: 1sloz4rti1erR - Capt. u. 8.
@otoie unD 2:eutenant 6. 9. S4riber; ;
0ublirer IiiIiIiere - Capt. u. 8.
Bacon ii. 2:eulenant q. s. 3. 9snrp;
eynnistining 5HIilisrs - Major $. 5.
%. Gbarlep unb gapt. 5ranf 6. 2ofz
tus; SoIpitatzGorps - Sapt. Wf. S.
Sua6es; SbornspcroTts bsrittene Snz
iunter;e - lieutenant s. %. Sentins.
Gxrtpunbste Offi3isrs: Oeponl6ire
Gssiment - funf; HiFlsz9rigaoe -
eintr; FINITE Srigaps, Stab - einsr;
SnnistilIing Jiilil;srs - adt; 8orz
bar=Nsainlsnt = Drsi; Gpnnaug6t
Chargers = 5psi; 0ub1insr 5iililisre
- orei; iriIfs 6uIiiisre - p;sr;
@oriszartilIsris - elmer; 5s(Oz@rtilz
Ierie - flint; 9oIpitui<Gorpa- Elmer;
berittens Snfanterie - brei; Tatdl
Garabinisres - 5pei; iuoafrifanll9s
Sight 6oris - stpei.
Die 8erlpunbetsn uml6iRbsn Die
gapitdns q. 5. @ooopin. $. ). Raoz
eliffs, g. Il. 8. 8igors, ct. 2sser
Sarois, u. S. SancOds, %. 5. 9erisp,
s. 5. 9udisp. 5. 6. g. pro6pn, 8.
30. 6. 2epan, s. 6. q. Sruib, 8. ..
Wbits= =Sbomion, s. 5. Rseo, s. u. g.
glton unp %. q. GongreDs; U1ujore
81. q. 8. 6epgate, u. %. 9orbcn uno
s. q. 9. Hacinston; Sbsritsa 5. s..
8roots, Song, 8, Sunt uno lieutenant
PonlonbD pon Sbcrnpcroffs BERTHE
ner Snfantarie.
@sfdngens ooer pernibts SFfi5;ers:
sSsloz2(rtiQerie - flint; Osponlbire
Rsgimsnt - brsi; gFsr Reglmsnt -
elmer; 8opal i6ottilde 5iiIi!iere -
feds; Gopdl QrtiGsrIe - orei.
g dperer 9erfuf.
2onoon, 16. Osa. - 9eneral
Butler bsri4tete bem 8rsss Dsparz
tenant, baB li6 Ieine 8srluiis in Der
seIirisen ehla9t auf 1150 Wann BE-
laufen.
2onbon, 16. Oes. - @sneral
Buller mslost, Dab bon ieinen Mannz
i6aTIen in osp sslirisen SAtafl am
Suaela S9i6tr 50 astOhtst uno 667
ldtper pertpunRt. iotpie 348 Dsrmibt
tpurben-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS
encofa.Gfe Baltimore une SbarIes'Str.
Gintriit Rr /. sao.Sborles'e etrabe.
(Gue .l2-S&Sl

ni6t enI9argen ien, uro pbne Wiber=
5tano bat alTo @emral GlarD oen5tuB
nj9t iibsrI9rittsn, IS ldge oenn i'm
Y(ane Der goeren, bab er IS Ioute.
BIS M!ternaAi mar te;ns Sunoe bon
Glarp's S4idFal our 9anb.
9lo9 Elm Dritteb Wiomsnlum bon
60tItem Sn!erefe fommt bier in 8ez
tra6t: Wie 6at ii9 Die 9arniFon bon
2aDDimjtb tpd6renD Der S4ludt pers
baiten? @s III felt Woden betannt,
oaB Buffer mil Wbite eine CEMENT
[6afili6e Qlttipn perabreoet battle. JDie
fat ii6 b!eie enltpdeit2
Gine eingstroffene SapeT4e beId9t,
bas 8ombaroemsnt auT 2aOpimitb baz
BE nit erneuter SoeFtigteit be9onnsn II.
bic Stabt Idpe6e in bOdftsr 9eFa5r.
@nglanb milf 9uBe tbun.
2onbon 16. 9e5. - Quf fpez
sielen WunT9 bsr &Dnigin iplrb @ns
fang nddIten Monats Elm a(lgemeiner
gubz uno 8ettog fir oos gan5e So
ntorei6 unb bic aolpnien feIigsIebt
sperosn. Die SDnigin lit tief eridiits
teri our4 bic ii4 pisberbolenbsn una
eliids Sotldafien aus Ifrifa.
9uller's Strsitm 6t in
Subafrita.
0as Qlrmeecorps BEG britiI9en
S09Iicpmmanoirenoen in 'Sibafrifa
@snsrol Buffer, Esbt ii6 aus fol9era
ben Sruppen 5uIammen:
aapoGerie: 2e;bgurbsn, gtObal 9orFe
@arbsn, IoDal Oru9pner, RoDal
Scots @reqs, sSnnisfilling Oraspner,
Oraqoner 9drosn Cancers, 9uTaz
rem, $500 Munn.
sSnfanIsris: Scotsz, GOloItreamz u.
@renapier Gatoen, atpei 8ataillone
Rifte 9rigaben, ie Elm 8atuillon
aingg 9opal HiFle Corps, Cameron
Sigblanoers. 8!ud Wath, Seafort6
Si96lunbsrs. 9oroons, 9lrspll urb
Gutberlanb 5tgblanbers, Gnnisfilz
Isnz, 2ancaIbire>, NelT6z, SnTbe,
gort6um6erlanbz, Dublin II. giopal
Gcots 5uIiliers, RsgimRnt Der Stabt
Gonoon, @pnnaug6t Changers, Sigbs
lamb, yorfl6irez, 0ufs Of Gorntpuas,
SomsrIetTbirsz, Ourbamz u. S6ropz
T6ire leidte SnFantsris Mun4sIter=.
2sicsHerz, Deounfbirse, NeIt gorts
Ibirez, Galt Surrebz, MeIt Surrsbz,
Iprtbamptonfbirez unb Wslb & Hs<
eiment, 28,9OO Mann.
2(rli[leris: IA 8atterisn. "a 9eI@s
be unb 1850 Mann.
Geniecorps: 5 Gompagnien, 250
Mann.
9erT9ieosne Sruppen: 9aubibsn,
gatteris, Marine Brigade, berittene
Snfantsri., 5rain, Ier3tes. Poiiz,G ,Gh
ienba6nz, Sekarap6z unb Bullpns
Gorps, 26 9eldiibe unb 5000 Wtann,
Sotalltdrfe: 39,700 Mann unb 110
9eT4ube.
Sriessratb i'm 6 a binet.
2onoon, 16. Oea. - Cine in alz
Ter Gile einberufens TabInets Vsr@
Iommluna fanb beute 9ta6mittag i'm
auspGrtigen 9lmts Itatt, um iiber bic
ariegstrHis gu beratben. Setretdr
sypE. Gbamberlain mar in Der 9er@
Iammlune ni6t antpe!eno.
70 StfI3Tere perloren.
2onbpn, Is. Oss. - Cine repi,
biute 2i1e Der Derluiie Metbuen's tn
Der Shlaht bsi Maaersfontsin seigt,
oab sr 963 Wfdnn, oarunter 70 Diff
sisre, berioren bat.
Die y8lad 8at4" ltten am Wfei-
ltsn. Don Der Wlnni4aft nurbsn
AZ sslootei, 1872 ldlpsr perpunbet unb
III tperben Dermibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
.111in6 & Ci(en6rep.

Hes Gras.ri.=0 .sartement 1T elm arobsr eaO.n
fas td5 i.lsf. unisrs Gae'Ittaten, 55nsn .rseno
Elm Wuh,r ootr Gaoriiat BON @arSinen. Sraps'
rim .ssr Eortieren ~ su!Gufsn. fnb unerr.ibt
itn,ss uni.ren umfansr.idsn gsrrdtben pom Ser'
h:nen baben pir bic bsltssttn sriis 9oint Ss!I1
,sns@aroin.r In Geru xnS wsib; 1ottin0h 0hemSSu'
tits, 9rlFeler, Ar:isus unb Wuslin. Nn yor'
ii.y.n babsn mir Di. D.rbpa stlabs unb bOseell.s
tlsen S.ioe, bspp.lietsaen Sapifere=, Ssrbes
Nauu,psT.,xapiFsr,ss uno p.lour p9rtisr.sn .n,
sitler!ei 3n,i. in bi.i.r Saifou isbr eeeiqn.t;
mir oif.riren seson Gin. fsbr attra,tpe Gusrabl
In saspob. s.rfi9tn, Crisntal'. S0bslin'' 1f'
ams< unh arAtrtu 8luftrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
General sSpubsrt frunf.

~ q y ", OplllHlNu9, LIZ. Oe3.
= 9ensral Snpman beri9tst ppnWfaz
fstin9 unter'm Mittfpo4s Datum,
oab bic 8riten elm 8oeren Sort at
Iadirten. Die 8osren battsn einsn
Sooten unb sinen 8ertpunbeten. Die
felbs Oepe16e bsldgt, bab @ommanz
oeur S9osman einen 3uEammenItob
nit ben 8riten am OtenI Tag auf ber
Gsloen6uisfarm bate, tpslfs bon ben
8riien bombaroirt tpuros.
| Der Sui Itano bss Generals Spubert,
Der fi4 trant gu 8olfsruIt befinbet,
beFerb Ti9.
Die 5ranspaal Rssieruna felt
Ginqe6orene in ben Minen an unb BE-
5a6lt osnielbsn Elm pfunb Stsrlina
pro Wonat.
Canada mill beIfen.
Sttotpa, a, Ont, 16. Os5. - Oas
aablnet mar ben gan3sn Na9mittaa
in Slbung. Dr. 8orbsn, Der Mili5z
Welnllter, beri4tste, pab er sins 2lnz
5a6l g(nsebote fir Oienfe in sinem
5tpeitsn Gonabier Contingent fit
| Siiba Trifa babe. Oas Wnerbietsn lie
se ben britiI4en Nutoritdtsn por. So
balo bas Gris9s Oepartemsnt baa
Inerbisten acceptirt, miro oa5 Hegi=
msnt ab9eianpt.
Osut5d1lanb iubeIt
Berlin, 16. Oss. - Oas oeut=
fde 8olf unb bic preiie iubiliren ibsr
bic Neuiafsitsn aus Siibafrifa, uni
in ben Strabsn bseliidtpiin[4t man
fi6 gesenEsitis. Die w4rsu55eitung"
Tagt: rSomit 1T uu6 bic oritteStreitz
mu9t psrni9tst uno bic Champagne
9egsn bic 8oeren asbt ibrem idmd6iiz
den Gnoe sntgegen. Was iebp6 neil
tpi4l;ger 1T, bas i'll bic ben pe;ilebenz
ben Staatsmdnnern l9on ldneIt BE-
fannie S4pdds Gnglanb's, tpsl9e
bierpurd Der gan5en Delt uusenE4in=
lih ssnorpen it,"
Die r9ofiIde 3situn9" Iast: Die
GnaldnOsr srlittsn oeitern in bisisr
Champagne, tpelAs an Gnttdufhun9en
unp 8srlufsn 10 reid 1T. bic srDBts
Nisbsrlugs."
Die vIatonal .3eiIuna" Iaat:
rOas 5tpeits Gapitsl bisies arieass III
iebt ebenfaIs bsenoei, uno ss i'll
|hlimmer, als oas srlte. Der gjfeft
unter ben Qfrifanbern in NufaI uno
in Der aap &olonie mub fir bic
sngliIde Sa6s Isbr unelidlih lein.
Die r0euiIfe Sasssssitung" nsnnt
bic Niebsrlaoe ben NnFane pom gnoe,
unb IdlieBt ibren 2lrtifel nit benBorz
ten: rWir in OeutI6tano fpun1fen
ni6i, oaB gn9lano 70 biuis meg
fommt. sc mebr es i'm 9psrenA&ries
ee ernisoriet uno je ppnIfGnoiasr per
3uTammsn6ruh Der Madt gnslanD's
in 'Slbafrita III, um 10 beHer 1T IS
fir uns."
Der n2pfal Wn5tissr" |ost: Sine
! T9limmsre 9eimiu6uns bat bas briz
tiIR 3eih ME astroffen; oenn pie bic
Oinge isbt lissen fann Gnelanb es
nur Der 5ritoensliebe unoerer Md6te
oonfen, lpenn es aus D;elsm &risee mil
oem bloBsn 8srluiie bes prefias uno
heiler 6aut oapon fommt."
gsileips be5eisuneen fiji
Spbn 8ull in Oeitrsi6.
Wisn, 16. 0sa. - General 8ufz
lsr's 9fiebsrlass purbe in Der aanasn
0frsiaii9sn prsfe bsiprohsn. Me6z
rere oer 3eitunssn neisen Ii9 Der Nnz
nabme gu, baB Buffers militdriide
Mot;ps fur feline rafde @orpdris6sz
| tpsgung in Der Situation gu 9uopz
Tm;i6 gu FinDen Iino. Man glaubt,
bab bic aapitulatIon BON 2dbDImiI1
| binnen &ursem au erparten 1T.
Oas n5rempsnblatt" fiir9tst, oaB
bisTs Grfolss ben 9oeren nsus Inter
ltiibung BON ben boQdnDi1hen Sap
&olpni(isn brinaen tpsroan.
Das .Wisnn Nbenbblatt" iaat, paB
bic 5olssn Der stpei kbkn Nieosrlagsn
oer Gnsldnosr, iOtpeit man gu urIbsi=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
Sehnine uuD NugS.

su uuisrer, GeSpi5= unb Rus,SeaartemeEf
fnein.r bi. StiaSi:e lebbait bleibtn su nouen.
asi. sf sisassn sas mir in ssi.m Seeartsn,snt BIZ.
3s:naen unD a.:raftetsn gorratbe in saltimOr.
pffc,i,cn. eie taD.n bas Griolls9lums i.s. aGos.s
bort:ber ,u eentea, Bis Gle bic 9orrdtbe sss5sa
5aben, bod alcupsn mir. pab eis uHlsrsr Vts"
nuna is;E prben.
WDbeln-ote bcften
III BEN alernferrish'n pretien.
En,s in M1btln. bas Sic I'D benitr t6HnN
Has erobts Qagtr - bic neuefen Eorra'pe. ~as
Elm Greis - Wnss bsutli6 ausinariirf.
Mind e. Giieubreg, .s..se9t"s.s":s.r zs9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17

8z5Dlligss RsselIpisl, mar 35. 15c.
Nmerit. Soloatsn. PRO S4a4<
tel 15c.
nOlpmptaz "8riessfdFff, 18 3oll
lang. bolle Sofelage. Nit 8anonen, Die
f4leben, 35c. nertb 17c.
Spisle - uOpp Muib," rHut|6z
babn." rGarbs Of 5ate," r@nap, I"
nMutbors," "Grof9" etc., 10c. unb 15c.
@roBer eiisrnsr 3us NIT 8 Dugen,
25c. tpsrtb 17c.
@roBe eiIerns 2ptomotips Ii. SEM
Der. 2 Dagen, rysuldr $150 CSC.
@iierne 9afenz unb 2eitertpagen nit
brvt pferben, friiber $3.50 93c.
Dampffpribe NIT 3 pferben, $1.75
.pertb CSC.
6iib1de eiierne Cabs. elm Pfero,
5Oc. tpertb 21c.
Ser. @t. pofttpayan. tpor 75c. 43c.
Gbin1es nit 2 pferben, friiber 75c.,
pldttsiltn NIT obnebmburem @riff
mar 15c. SC.
8fe9sStull, Dagen unb pFerb, re-
gul1r Soc. . =. 23c.
15e. 8lefH&ude, rnorgen fir SC.
9ifd unb 8 Stiible, friiber 39c.
ieBt 19c.
2uft aanonsn, bic f9hBen, 15e.
tpertb sc.
Dspep5Hif(es. bie tpirtli9 f6ieBen,
regulGr $1.50. 89c.
94aDnise 6lad 9rommeln, 35c.
ipert9 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-17
aTQirQQ e. GDmp.,
Wr. 3O3, Nnro>GBarlesitraBc.

9Bi- off.rrsn fir oi. tommrrN.u 5sisrtaVe umisr
erob,s uro ior9fGltts eepdbltes Eager non Sbluu'
pasn.r intportirtem Rotbu,jn NM Sduternts.
g1trsun9:r 1irD R5sinlpen, 9orts uno SbITts,
boldnOiib,n urto run3oiiitcu 2iqu6ren, pNfarplano
Oh 8pe"=9R5isfiss, N.nntfp= unD StlrDsGogs
mats, Samaioas uuo Slntd GroirsRum, alien
9lpfsl= uup Viiriit 9ranOtu,iuen, reiHen boadnoiz
ibeu UNI enoliid)en Gins, Stottz uno Sriibg98bi5s
lies Sdb' Ole uuO 63uiuu;B Stout, intpOrtirtem
@irar=2llc uno troIiid1tm GlubeSoOu Npoainarts
in Quarts, 4iuts uuo Spltts, bti'm SuBsto ootr
bel Der Giit., mportirsm g8Rrburgcr 9ilientr trTo
&oer=Sier. g8ir p,rtuuisn sb,uio oi. isinter
@roceriGpadren. gSlr garuntircn itnn pon uRs
osrtduiten Wrtifsl.
Wir knfcn Sbu slufmtrfiamftit bpili6f auf bic
fOlsenotn Riiten BON i'nen g8einen uno 2iauoren
fir 5elertaes <&eitsnf..
Mfiortiment Er. 1.
Quart Vipsr &eiOFed ~Scc' Gbampaausr
Guart CIO ItuturcO Bort
4 Quart toenneTD=9ranoD.
/ Quart Impntila op4S9rrrp, M rc UIcra
Quart tbtsr GaIp:rtsRpe@ @g8bist.p.
4 Guart 9lnDrap uibtr's Scotbzg9bisf's.
Guart inlportirter Nirrfttncr, &. Rrotr.
Quart importirtr Wtontirrano &. Galptt
4 So.
qSr.is pro Rite S12.OO
Iforriment Sfr. 2.
l Quart 9ipsr 0efoind vSrut" 6bampapntr.
A-IaiI SSVHuHo buuIHI gpItHpe " IttNlDt''
! Gudrt sbter Galpert=Rpes sg8bi5fep
l Quart 9dlDoISberrD, so. De Nlpra
l Suart Goerdc, 9Sascal Gombsau & So.
i Gnart 2InOreiu uiber & Cos SeOt6 =9Dbists.
Quarts Saut 'Sautcrne, 9ranotn6urq fSp,rts.
! Guart Datun g. Galoet & Co., Sorocaur.
8 Guart Importirter 9f6cinptir, fScrI,r.
9r,is pro Rifs $500
Nfprtfment Tr. 3.
Quart 1iper SoeiNTtd ggrut" Grtrd.
/ Quart @rNreip lliblr's ScotbsQiquDr.
l Quart edter Oh Ssout" 3pe ez996ist,p.
i Quart Manjanila sSberrp, M. ps Rora.
Guart GsbOrn's Bort, 1865
/ Quart Seinbaro's p2cbraumil6."
1 Quart Q8pnanD fyodints Nurai3uo.
l Quart inportirt. G5trrics in Ntarai6jno.
l Quart Nprifpien4SrauDp Gptoon.
4 Quart 9OmmarDz9dre.t & 60, Srontrsib.
2 Quart rIou;et Gan,t," Gunliffe. 9obiOn & 81.
CSreis pre- &iite $500.
Taltimorsr Iqcnten fir Oi. beribmm ga Td,
ttfoe"=ReD sg8tit5GQarrtn.
98ir finn @ertdufer he's feinttn in NtarbI1ro DC,
fiuirten g4bsteps, osm
"Ga(Uert' pure HDe.
sSatrall & 6 o.,
Nr. 3O3 - Nuro= GbarlcS Strake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
NEW FORK TO BOSTON BY TROLLEY.
Mr.. McMullen Made the Trip in Two Days
and Half at n Cost of 97.1s.

The utility OF trolley roads In atfording q
pleasant means OF summer travel over long
distances was demonstrated recently in trip
made by Watson McMullen OF Staten Island.
who travelled from this city to Boston almost
entirely IN trolley cars. the trip consuming two
days and half. Steam railroads were taken
only in four instances to cover short gaps in
the trolley system. The itinerary OF the trip is
an interesting one. as showing the extent OF
the electric surface lines between this city and
Boston. and he advantages gained in travelling
on them.
Mr.. McMullen started on Monday. July 10.
from Third avenue and 10th street. From
the trolley terminus ut that point a car was
taken to Mount Vernon. where n transfer was
obtained to the line ending at New Rochelle.
There is no trolley line at present between
New Rochelle and the Connecticut line and Mr..
McMullen had to take the steam railroad as
far as Stamford This was the largest gap In
the trolley system. At Stamford is the begin
ming OF the Connecticut trolley system. the
lines running along the Sound to New Haven
passing through such towns as Noroton. the
| Norwalks Fairfield and Bridgeport. At Nor
| walk car was taken to Westport. whore IL
| was necessary to walk across a bridge to reach
the Bridgeport car. stop overnight was
| made at New Haven. and from there the rail
| road was taken 10 NhlllhRlOru. Inc distance
| between WalinGford and Merden was covered
by trolley. but from there to Berlin the railroad
was again used. From Berlin 70 Springfield
! trolley cars we're utilized. the lines running
| along tho Connecticut River and through the
| tobacco growing country. Springfield was tho
| next overnight stop. and from there the Boston
| and Albany Railroad was take TO West Warren
| where a complete trolley road system TO Boston
begins. The trip between West Warren and Bos
ton consumed eight hours. and was the longes
ride OF the tourney. Boston was reached OF
| there and the trip from Boston to Providence
! consumed about half Of the next day. From
| Providence the return was made by steamer Il
| New York.
i he trip. besides affordinE probably the hes
| view obtainable OF the country between her,
| and Boston. had also its advantages in the wal
Of cheapness. The expense was So Il Oithi
| S. ~ was spent In fares on tho trolley lines
| while the few railroad fares amounted to 81 &c
The regular railroad fare from New York L
Boston liz So. Mr. McMnllcn believes that thu
| Journey could be made much quicker II n
time were spent in sightseeing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
KEATS REINC4RNITFD.
He Plays a Concertina and May BE n Luna
tic or Merely Decnyed Actor.

We'll" said a New Yorker. there are sew
eral different kinds OF fakir in this city. but |
think have found the latest, | was sitting on
n bench in Madison Square yesterday after
noon. when a shabby street musician sat down
beside me with concertina. | looked at him
long enough to sec that he had the clean
shaver features Of n decaycd actor, and was
smoking pipe. Then | went on reading my
paper.
He said. suddenly: I was an author once
a poet turned to him with. I beg your
pardonT Hewas looking at the upper branches
OF a tree. No offence. he continued ad-
mire the trees. the nesting places al the broad
winged breezes. was nature poet am
street musician. and he sighed into the pipe.
YES he nodded. There are pryads in the
dark trunks Of the cool trees. 1t was many
years ago, and Was BpddhlSt; me soul 81
soul left me like light blown ou'. Fin 1t
va" His gaze was climbing the trees, creeping
out On he branches to the leaves. You have
seen man tracing out an intricate pattern on
foreanGcr, absent -mindrdly. while he was
| speaking 1t was like that.
had made no Hn ans ,hot !, WmI I gone ne
| He had caught sight OF another tree trunk
over my shoulder and his eye went b'rd-nest-
- How was thatr, he smiled, was p2"t
horn poet lived in the, woods among the
His VIII wSFs sit f hsre on he Sa
1
tell you. was very, young. But poet are Al
| WAYS Young, and Shakespeare" married when
| he was H.! | was Keats reincarnatrd knew
| / would he famous could feel Shakespeare
! all around me like a clOuu. talking To- me-
| There was something wrong in the tree again,
| lie frowncd unconfortahy Then hr went on;
| She died and his eyes l"aped To- tn" ground
| and ran 10 me. Listen. she died. She died
because We had no sticking plaster And
die. too But it will always live knew
You should have seen his eyes. They were
| fascinating.
| rhymes came. sad. bad. mad. glad, and tho
| SLOW metre and heard tho voicr-. and knew
| I would he famous. II was u con"ertina l!C
| stood under the window. The tun" turned
| twisty-wisty. 1t twisted the brains In my
! head Pin The voices were all gone.
His acc was set ike stone. His eyes shift
| ed and wrpt 49,.
| :" Always heard the tune until bought il
| All div long play TO forget. All day long IN
| front of the houses because they never gay,
me money for her pav IN front Of the house
and they give me money to 20 away. was an
| author once poet,
| He stretched the concertina. and prosseg
out one discordant Wail-only one, for i took
the hint and he took the dime But woul,
very much like to know whether he is retire.
actor or lunatic."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
THE RETITED STEAMBOAT SQUAD.
Its Cost in lS95-ProposnI TO Combine 1t
with the Hnrbor Police Force.

The steamboat squad. which was originally
established in June. 1876. and abolished on
Marrh - 1896, on recommendation OF Chief
Cunlin. has been revived. The new bouuda-
rics established for it are Thirtieth street
on the west side 81 town and Gouvcrnrur
street on the cast. tn" limos Of division being
half way across the thoroughfarc bounding the
docks, Twelfth avenue. Eleventh avenue, West
street or South street, as the ease may be.
There were about 100 men in the old squad
and there WILL he about 100 in the new one
which will De- the Eighty-lirst precinct
Various opinions prevail in police circles as
to the utility Of a steamboat squad entirely
separate from the harbor police and "N"r-
csing jurisdiction in localities otherwise
covered by established rrcriE"t divisions.
In the year 1855 the total number Of
arrests made ny Steamboat police was 2''l,
D1i mnlc and IL fomu" prisoners. an aver
age 1T considerably less than on" day Tn"
number Ul policemen ~ serve" in the squad
That year wa ~ and the average number ot
arrests hy each officer was loss. therefore.
than four persons year, The rXp"ns" OF tn"
squad in III" last year Of It's existence, I" pay
items, fg Tres up nj out Sl5u.OOo. 81 that. on
the I'asieoi III" arrest. made, y cnst Solo ior,
TO ray. in tn" opinion Of thoS" who opposed
on tn" other hand tn" assertion is madc that
rs a measure OF caution III" revived squad has
| it, us"~ II Is fact that there IS much pror-
| rriy on ships and wharv"s in New YORK which
! requires police urmorii"n. For the n"nds Of
| tn" harhur police aurlcatiwn was mad" 10 tho
| year for S3TGuD 1" buy six Low naphthl
! launches at $1,000 each. Tor III, .SpcH-c 81
! ptInt 10 the amount Of SlJO, and for -, zoe
! Tor the expense OF running III" launches
/ WHICH have proved great AID to Protection
| ~ the Captain ~ the harbor porr for the year
! 1873 shows ITS average force 10 have been
/ 90 men. Its Headquarters are AT lIcr A.
! Nprth kN"r,
! II has been proposed ~ some persons that
/ in ail Of an economical administration II the
/ New York city uulico force, by com hination OF
| the former steamboat Sgunl with the hhrboi
| police the most substantial! h"n"flts could D,
| out that the Improvement Ul New York. dock
| system through the covering OF the chic
| wharves has much reduced the need OF police
| supervision,