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The record-union., 1899-06-18

while the Laura, Pendennis of Miss
Aimee McCardy was as lovely a pic
ture as even Thackeray himself could
wish. Miss Mellis Walsh made the sue
cess of her life as Mrs. Tom Thumb,
and Chimmie Fadden came to life in
Sacramento in a thoroughly original
conception by Miss Mary Roman Miss
Minette McAllister was the "Ole Aunt
Dinaan' of Southern plantation fame;
Miss Lucy Anderson a Swedish peasant
girl, quaint and pretty in her pictur-
esque dress. bonnet and sandals; Queen
Victoria would have been proud of her
charming representative, Miss Bessie
Logan, while Lii Hung Chang would
easily have recognized his favorite an
them "Sing su Ia tune tuney eta,
so musically chanted by his second self,
Mrs. Jane Souther: Miss Helen Bryson
was Jack the Giant Killer, and the fairy
tale Don Quixote attracted much atten-
ton, a large share of which was given
Miss Katharin Shannon's beautiful
portrayal of Lady Teazle; while last,
but not least, Miss ELLA Podd deserved
much praise for her clever Cordelia
Wildairs, affecting the costume made
so familiar by Julia Arthur.
The guests mingled in delightfully."-
Bohemian fashion, Howard Gould and
Baby Mckee leading the cake walk
followed by ChimnieA Fadden and
Hetty Green, who seemed ito have quite
weakness for each other. Jack the
Giant Killer fell in love with Charlotte
Corday and Mrs. Tom Thumb enter
tanned most charmingly with some or
iginal recitations, whereupon Hetty
Green. not to be outdone, made al most
graceful double somersault in mid air.
The Irish breakdown of Lady Teazle
received it's deserved applause, while
our Swedish maiden danced her native
steps with charming naivette, accom-
panied by Charlotte Corday, who, by
the way, is quite an adept on the man
dolin.
So enjoyable was the evening that
the hour of parting came too soon.
Nevertheless it is safe to say that both
hostess and merrynla kers will always
treasure happy and never to be forgot
ten memories of the occasion. JYP.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
AN OILY HABIT.

There are people who become uncon-
sciously addicted to the butter habit
that Is to say, they like butter and
gradually eat a little more as the
months go by, until they find they
have consumed, each meal, quite a
quantity Of fat, that they have no!
vitality enough to properly digest.
This indigested substance causes
more or less catarrh Of the stomach
and trouble with the bowels.
The remedy, of course, is to largely
cut down the allowance of butter, and
for two or three nights sup nearly a
quart of very hot water, just before
going to bed. This washes out the
stomach and bowels and gives them
renewed vitality. Then the person
should, for q few mornings at least,
rely on good, rich cream, with Grape
Nuts, for breakfast, letting out the but
ter altogether. The cream gives all
the fat needed
Grape-Nuts and cream furnish an
ideal portion OF any breakfast.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
CITY JUsr1CEsHIP.
Supervisors WIN Have Several
Names to Coniure with,

II the poolrooms were running now
they might sell tickets on the contest
for CITY Justice Of the Peace, to be
filled by the Supervisors probably to-
day. Quite an array of aspirants for
the place has sprung up. Those now
spoken OF for the place made vacant
by the death of Judge Davis are:
Republicans
Allison Bruner. w. ]. Davis, j.
Charles Jones, E. s. Wachhorst, Lin
coin White and w. A. Anderson.
Democrats-J. D. Moynahan and R. @.
Cravens.
There are three Republicans on the
Board-G Gillis, Curtis and Jenkins, ana
TWO Democrats Morrison and Nc
Laughlinl The Supervisors have nearly
ALI taken to the woods to escape being
importuned by friends Of the candi-
dates Morrison is up at his mine in
Saskiyou County, SO that at to-morrow's s
meeting of the board there will be three
Republicans to one Democrat on deck.
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LAST OF THE SEASON.
This Will be Choir Night at st.
Paul's Church.

The last Choir night" Of the present
season will be given at ST. Paul's,
Eighth and I streets. this evening at
7:30 O'Clock The church. will be cool
ed by electric fans. The service will
be fun choral, and the parts Of special
interest are as follows:
The organ numbers Of Mr.. Darling
are "Marche aux Flambeaux" (Clarke)
Communion e Minor (Batiste) and
Hymn Of the Nuns (Weiy); Hear
Us, Q Father (Owens), quartet, for
Mrs. ]. B. Moynihan. Mrs Walter
Longbottom, j. A. Owens and William
Beardsaee; anthem, "Sanctus Spiritus'
F'aure). Miss Pearl jackson, Mrs. Wal
ter Long gbottom and full chorus; my
Redeemer and My Lord" Buck), Mrs
j. B. Moynihan. The canticles will be a
cantahe domino of Buck, and a bonum
est of Stainer.
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Marital Bonds Severed.

Kate Zedgler was yesterday granted
a divorce by Judge Hughes from julius
Zeigler. She was awarded the custody
of their three minor children. Plain
tiff's attorney was J. H. Leggett.
Judge Hughes also granted Bertha
E. Lashells a divorce from Marion w.
Lashells, and was allowed to resume
her maiden name of Bertha E. Bailey.
Clarken & Moynahan We're her attor-
neyS
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Suit to Eoreclose.

Catherine Mayhan has brought an
action against Philip Mayhan (some-
times known as Mahan) to foreclose a
mortgage for $1,S75. 10 on lands in the
southeastern portion of the county, and
for the appointment of receiver pend
ing the determination of the suit.
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To-Dax,s Rixer Excursiou.

At O'Clock this morning the steam
boat carrying the members Of the Ood
Fellows Relief Committee, and others
who may desire to go, will leave the
Pioneer Mill wharf for an excursion up
the Sacramento as far as Feather river
The record-union., 1899-06-18
Mills Released From Jail.

Chief Of Police Dwyer has released
from custody Robert Mills, the nurse,
whowas arrested on suspicion Of having
stolen $495 from James McGregor an
invalid whom he was attending There
was no evidence on which to hold him.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
MILL S COLLEGE,.

THE ONLY CHARTERED WOMAN'S
College In California Confers degrees
and presents its alumnae as accepted can
didatee for graduate work at the uniyer-
stiles. Seminary course accredited by the
universities. Offers excellent opportuni-
ties for the study of music. art and elocu-
ton: also business course. Terms mod
crate. Write for @ catalogue FaIl Ierm n
MILLS, Mills College p. O., Cal.
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Decision Reversed.

In the case of the people against All
Fong, who was convicted of vagrancy
and appealed to the Superior Court,
Judge Hughes yesterday reversed the
decision of the lower court, ON the
ground that the conviction was had un-
der the wrong section Of the Penal
Code
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The Former Mrs. Landrum.

The remains Of, Mrs. Marietta Ran
som, the former wife Of the late Judge
Landrum, have been brought here from
Les Angeles for burial She died there
few days ago. Deceased has daugh-
ter buried here, Mrs. Lulu Stone
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RECLAMATION ASSESSMENTS.
Suits Against a Large Number Of
Land Owners in District 551. :


Reclamation District No. 551, by it's
attorneys, Catlin, Shinn & Catlin, filed
complaints against a large number of
land owners in the district to collect
the last installment of Is per cent. of
an assessment levied in 1893 The call
for the installment was made December
u, 1898, and none of the land owners
having made payment. it became delin-
quent.
The defendants claim that the assess
ment is barred by the statute of limi-
tation. The statute provides that If an
installment shall net be paid within
twenty days after it is called for by the
trustees it becomes delinquent, and the
trustees are directed to sue for the
whole assessment.
The call for the first installment of
10 per cent. was made October 4, 1893,
and subsequent calls were made from
time to time. In every instance more
than twenty days expired before the
installments were paid. although they
were all paid at some time, and no
suits We're brought to collect the assess
ment.
of limitation began to run against the
whole assessment when the first install
ment became delinquent, and contfnu
to run, Notwithstanding the subsequent
payment of the installment by the land
owners and it's acceptance by the trus-
tees. 1t is expected that test will be
made of one Of the many suits, and
that the others will abide the result
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Petition to Sell Property.

John and Joseph Studarus, executors
of the estate of John Studarus. de-
ceased, have by their attorneys, Hon
& Dunn, filed a petition in the Superior
Court for permission to sell certain per-
sonal property of the estate.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Hardman pianos never lose their tone.
They are the highest grade made. We
also handle Chickering, Harrington, and
other pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co.. 415 K.*
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rs either phone. full weight 45c.

"Wieland's Extra Pale" Lager, S1lO
doz. quarts delivered. Blauth, 407 x.
Tel 297.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

500 will buy pair of Ia carat white
and perfect diamond ear screws at II. c.
Hotfilter, jeweler, S24 K street.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
Signal Corps Practice.

The Signal Corps Of the Third Bril-
gade. N. G. c.. will send squad to
Auburn to-day to signal between that
point and Sacramento. The Auburn
squad will be under the command of
First Sergeant ]. U. Gee and the home
station under Lieutenant Ed H Har-
yey Captain Fred L. Martin, the for
mer commander of the corps, will ac-
company the Auburn squad
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Try the new drink. iron Threw, at
Fishers. 500 L street.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
SPECIAL NoT1ons.

BAKER & HAMILTON. WHOLESALE
hardware. bicycles, carts buggies, car
riages, phaetons. Balm farm and header
wagons. Send for catalogue.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Try the El Dorado. 1926 ] street. TO
q glass of steam or lager.
The record-union., 1899-06-18
NEW TO-DAY.
Balloon Ascension

AT OAK PARK, THIS (SUNDAY) ATT
ernoon at o'clock, by Professor Collier.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

!. .a4s a's'ss sss. .i:a .ss shomps Eye Water
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Otto's Summer Garden-the coolest
place in town to enjoy ice cream.
soda, or sherbet, 90S J, opp. Plaza.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Everything for the house In electrical
supplies Tom Scott. 3OS J street.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Mrs. j. H. Lindsey and son of Aus
burn are visiting relatives ait 42S M
street, and will leave for Pacific Grove
soon to remain several months. Mrs.
Lindsey will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Coker.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

Try Wilson. Hall & Cos Crown
Cream Soda.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

is visiting Mrs. F. H. Gerrish, at 1917
G street.
The record-union., 1899-06-18

A most delightful and thoroughly en-
joyable surprise potpourrf party was
given Mrs. Ida Stafford last Wednes-
day evening at her home on J street.
The merry participants met at Miss
Katharine Shannon's and wended their
way to the tuneful strains of most
unique and inimitable orchestra bor-
rowed for the occasion. Music, dancing
and games were indulged in, not to
speak of the bright and happy turns Of
each particular star" vieing with the
others in the excellence of her perform
ance. A bountiful -epast was served,
the table being beautifully decorated in
pansdes, sweet peas and ferns
Miss Jeannie Stafford made an ideal
Queen of Hearts" !" Miss Mayme Muir
ply a typical Charlotte Corday, Miss
Aimee Marie Dias as Howard Gould re-
flected credit on the original of that
name and Miss Cecile Mcdonald as
Baby Mckee was quite as lovable as
the not-so-long- autocrat OF the
White House, and Hetty Green, in her
earlier days great society favorite,
was most fflimitably portrayed by Miss,
M. Harriet JONES' whose costumes and
jewels Of decades ago excited the ad-
miration and envy of all. Mrs. Scheffer
as Walter Hobart was certainly
century Beau Brummel.
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u ns & II b a.

Die 8aTenfra9e uufgeDOrfen. - Sin
g2eger ,@eneral" bsIdpert iih,
neil ibm in eirem dmeritaniI6eT
GaFe teine 8etrGnte ferDirt purs
ben.
6uUana, IA. 6s6ruar. - 9ols
mans nDuT8inqton Gufe" i'm @enz
trail 9art lit auf 8efebl oes @enors
5reOerico W}pra, Gipi( 9oupernurs
BON 5abano, 9ei6IoRen tporben, neil
it6 Der @igent6Imer peigerte, einem
Wulatter, Dem Cubanti6en n9eneral"
0ucaiie, @etrdrte gu Ierpiren. Die
eriitirerO,n ipaniI4sr 9eIeBe psrbicz
ten ale lnteri6iebe in Der 8ebanO4
lung lpeger Der Raiie, un0 General
Wlaior 2uolotp. BEL peldHm 8eI6Ders
be erbo6sn puroe, t6eilte 6rn. 6oIs
man nit, Dab Ietn @afe geI4IOien
perDen tpiirbe. nenn er Dem y8eneral"
ni6t i6rift[t6e Nbbitte leiite. Solz
man peigerte Iif, unD Seror Uford
erlieB oarauF ben oben mitdetbeilten
8febl. 6r. 5olman, pel6er 2lmeris
farer 1T, ertldrt, er peroe ieir Gtas
bliIiement pieoar er0fFnen unD Die
GntI9eiounQ ben omeritaniI6en @es
riften anbeim itelIen. Die Augelegens
6eit tpirb pdbri4einli6 bic Ra7Ien=
frage auf guba gum @egenItanb elmer
GontroperIe MAIDEN.
Sin beftiger Rorbiturm piit6et bier
felt geitern Qbeno, urD Die 95Iut6 lit
70 bod geftisqen, DAB Elm 3beil Der
9oritubt 81 @sDaoo unter BaFer
itebt. 81: msifter 3eIte i'm Eager Der
3ruppen bes @eneraImaior8 See purz
ben umgepebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-15

feline WGdpni6aFt 5u retten. Bel CT.
2lrbdn's Seao lihtete man beuts friiG
einen ben Rdnal 6irabfabrsrben gros
ben ScednoumpFer, befen Sa!on our9
Gleftri3itGt beleu6tet mar. 8eger 80
lubr berIdspdnoen bic 2i6ter nit eis
nem W2ule, uno man Fiirhtet, ouB Der
OampFer urtergegangen it, Die 3dbE
Der pon 2Iopbs gem8loeten ShiFfsz
unFdIe iibsrtrifFt alIes 6isber 0agepez
ieHt.
8on StaTten uno 5runt=
reid qetbeilt.
Qpnpon, ii. 3Februar. - Gin
Gorrefponoent Der nDdilp 0ldll" mels
Def aus Rom. oaB 35tuIien uro 6runtz
reid ii6erein oetommen pdren, Iih in
Den 8siiB DON Sap Dume0ra an Der
&dhttu : &iiits, an Der StraBe bon
8dbssIsManpe6, 3u tbeiler. Wtdm
erpartst, oaB 6rantreih ben neuen
Qanoerrpsrb Iofort beTeitjgerr miro.
0a6 2(niiht De5 GprreIponosntan bdz
ben DurS bieie Gpr3eIIion Stalien'5
an 5rantreih Die britiInen 8efeitis
guHgsu BEL 9er;m. gegeniiber Der H1z
BETA 8iiIte, DisI bon ibrem itrategjs
ften Wsrt6 perloren.
Don Carlos qeqcn BEN ,
6rteDen5pertra8
U2 abrtb, IA. fe6ruar. - 81
&prreo", bus Organ oe5 9r6tenosnteu
Don Carlos, oer0ffentIiht Elm Sdreis
ben oes 2eBteren, peltes Ieinen Nm
6Gngern berb;etet, lih an ben SiBuns
ge noer Gorts5 gu betbeili9en, in tpsls
dem bic Ratifisirunq oe5 6rjeotnss
8ertraQe5 beiprp6en miro.
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Y. vi. B. o. d.
Sam nrgerS,
Baltimore nnO 9uluarSitraBr.

bieIiqe S'taot cine 5emperatrr unter
g&ua geba6t, am Sonnto9 Z uno 9ez
tern 3 8rto 0arunter.
6aDetteptlle, 4rt., IA. 6sbr.
- Gm Sonntag frib regiitrirte oas
36ermometsr bier "a GraO unter 9tuQ.
Sn g biGo oeIp bto erfro e n.
Is. s. Sommers, Elm 62=jdbrigar
8rieftrGger, uno .2Soiepb G0ans. go
Sabre aft, erTroren 6suts in AieIigsr
St.1nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-15

elmer ruuicrbatibrn S1atnng icines
yeerthrs ais riner ii6 br3aBlrnnrn
slnlagr, rmpirblrn mir uBnr ,3Osrrn
0leie Cbligatinnrn aIs cine it6ere,
StnicH tragrnbr Srfnritat.
SubifriptiOn.
SubIcr;pEionen perben an oem 20.
6ebruar b. $. ent9e8en 9enommen unp
ialieBsn um 8 u4r Na4mitIugs OeS
fol9enbsn Sages. 4Qotments tperb.n
R;erna6 70 raid, pie mOgIi4, gemu4t.
9o5 Re6t Der 3uriifpeifung BON 2p@
Plitationen uno @ertauf bon Wertb=
Popieren 5u gerin8eren 8etrG9en, ais
nie gepUni6t, miro oorbebaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-15
@u[ltr lrinen Bru0cr brraiitrn.

uniontopn, 9a., IA. 6ebr. =
Carl gforcrpB, Elm betannter unp
pohl6a6enper iunger Mann, befinbet
ii9 bier un!er Der 2lntlage in 6aft, bic
Grmorbun9 ieine5 1O<id6rigsn 8rue
b&rs 2tGen geplant gu BADEN, Die
8uiosr battsn gemeini6aftli8 Elm
9erm0gen BON $4,000 ererbt, unO
Garl ION ben gr0Bten She'll oaDon BE-
reit5 osrpraBt ta6sn. So6n 0tplin
unb Splptfter 9ettermap ba6en nun
Der golf3ei 4n5eige gema9t, baB Der
Glters 8ruoer ibnen $500 Dafiir anbot,
penn Iie bem 9na6en 2tIen Elm 9udet
pergifteten @anDps in Die SGnDe 1pisz
len poaten Der 8efanssne na6m
6ulo na6 ieiner 8er6uftung 8ift elm.
unb es eriitirt nur peni9 Spffuurg
duF ieiue RsItung.
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Sam0llrgcrS',
Baltimore 1uO SOwarS> Str.
1tmier &aOett tit bettte titr
0eid)6itc 9e0ifmct.

Sic bobcu pom htm 6tutr ON Sor,itro ssabeno
in Ocm etbGuoe uebcu ocm uHitrcu acbort - 6
par uabe otuuq, nab Ser Raub uns trrt'9it
BOD UurOeu qlddlt6sr 8tiie ourb bic Gbditoiett
ocs Gcucrz2 cpartcmeHts Gtucr uuO 99afer IN
fd)trsr GutfcruunQ UOu inns Ocbatcn. QSir 0atien
abiolut pctcr fcincu SdaOcu, dls psnicni0en ourD
8au8. Inter uacn umitduOea 1T pas @runO qts
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9Albelt Yretic

ciuioc buuOcrt 9ln5iqe III ocrfuuicn, nel3c oui
unicrcm obtritu Stodnrt Darcn 9ic mctittE
pon Oieien au3iiqtu fuO i'm i5ritbd6ras@cpidt,
ood fnO cnQe OaUou iir Oen uumttcba1sR @e=
broud bsfimrlt
9icis gnsHae, oboltia Dtciclbcn zine Ra6t in
Der Babe ,iuts Gcutrs laQsrttu, fnO abiolut la
Ocnos uuO ncrDtn BON ms in uaierer gcmohniz
bcn g9ciic aarauirt
Sod nm aud init Ocu ibriQcn @crrdtbcn i'll
rdumcu, pcrocn mir Die &tfte Der gSntcr=&or=
ratbc BON Otitr Saiion jU
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Jo6n C. Tri6(e.

$500. s125s uuo O=BIaus6unoi6ube fir
zoe. pro Qoar g8ic IS bel uns su .Nisier Sabrsss
itit 9ruud5 it, leitu mir iol5t @anoi6ube uon IN:
ftbIrrlog mn uno p:rIauisu ft fir Soc mir Ofits
rirtu pitit oau0ibub: morqcn nit S9ateu, Snopttn
uno Rldmmtru ucrish'u ale 6arbsn unO tGp1rj,
ons Crpscn: cIuiQt poR Dititu soauoibuhn rno
I,itt bcddpiQt; gnas murbtu 10 tbcutr nj: 81. p
rup Al So bod frue uisOrigsr, ols $l00 O:rtau1t
;ur guspabl iiir soc. pro Qaar. Sti Oltl3n 3u
idubtn rpirs fcin um.auiH pepsH ssr @rObc posr
Earbt trldubt.
YPdun,r Gslact 6anSitubc; 9tusQ:bs. Tabrs
uro Strabtusoauohube, QetpobnLlau Sr;is Sl.e
uuo $l.2j; bel Oitem 9trtluf Toe.
Gs nirb Eeuticb qciprobrn.
Sriblc, SSr. 80, 9SeitsScringtpnItr
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1l3 umter
ben frHbcren Qreiicn ocriaufcn

Den frlbcrcu Qrciicn ocriauicu.
oicriu finO %nlitQc, ltcbcrjicbcr uuO uagcbrObcs
ne Nummcru ron oocn ciubeoriitcH uuO bitttn
cine @arQuus 8cleocubcit ipcld)c in Der hdrtttu
ggeiic at @ur appcairen, Die ipiHen. OCb uuitre
GltiDCr bic beiteu iiuo,
@crfauisbcoiHQunQtn
Rtiuc @aartu auf 6reoit!
umdnOcruaQtn 3um ScbhtnrcuprcS
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sfrcihrirf immcrm1hrfnO.

Die reue Gompagnie pirb gebiloet
bur6 @onTolioation Der rGburleItonz
Gitb 8abn Gompagnie" BON Glib
Carolina unO Der n@barleItonz unb
SeaF6ore 8abn @ompagnie" uno
eignet oas 8runotapital Der r@barlez
fton GbiIon 2i6tz unb &raftzGo.,
TOpie Der rG6arleiton @u5 GOmp."
Die 8ereirigung Der bier Gompagnie'n
unter bsm aDoptirtsn plane uno Die
2lusgabs Der coniolioirten 6Dpof6sta=
riT6en 8onos lit uusbriifli6 uutpriz
Itrt bur6 cine am 1. 5ebruar 1899 be-
itGtigte 2ltte Der StaatsgeieBqsbung
BON Sii:o=&uroIina. Der 5rei6rief Ser
nsuen Gompagnie 1T Our6 Oieie 2lfte
immerpQ9reho gema4t, uno ipe3ielle
8asz unb eleftri1he 2i6tz8sfugnifs
Iino Der gonIolIoirten Gompognie,
auber BEN StraBenbabn 8efugnifen,
erthei[t nprben.
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3arIcItcn nuf W0beIn.

Reusr, I,i6t,r. LANCER RudJa5luussSIan, Dit
isl6r pon iouit Ritmanotm oiitrlrt niro. guf
bic 8sit zines 5abrt5, DtHH Sit ts UiHibcv,
Refine faIiatn 9sriprsauu9su in hen S,ituuasH.
Refine 3iHisHs8atcn uu0gclot, nm Sic ire yu
fibreH bad ptrDcn SbHtu ale Qsrtbsiie otbetsn,
tptI6e HHbtrt oiitriru. RadiuiyagtH i'm 9ir,au
Der ,qstsmac aoau @uarartct GompaHsa 8immtr
9r. s. Bari psn galtimorts"0tbdubt, Gdt galtis
msrss uns Ct. 0Guts6truk, CRopl S.66.l5)
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Sireftn*en.

s. g. 2apreucs, BrdItbent;
SSrancis 81. @arep, 9icez9rdIiz
bent;
s. S.8anniIter9aIt, 6etretdr uno
SfaBmeiitsr;
Robert 6. 9apibion, 9rGTiz
bent Der Baltimore 3ruIt &c 9uaz
rantes Sompanp," Baltimore;
samuel 8. WiIfon, prdIioent
Der Dime Sapin98 8ant" bon
@6arleEon, S.z@.;
George 9. @opurbs, PrdIioent
Der nGr8ange 8anting &c 5ruIt
Gompanp" Don G6arleiton, S.=@,;
Nnbrep SimonOS, Prdiioent
Der r6irIt Rational 8ant," GbarIez
iton, S.zG.;
s. 0. 80. 8iIIiams, jun, 9ics=
PrdIioent Der rGarolin1 SuDin9s
8ant bon g6arlsIton, S.z@.;
8eorge q. Mugner, BON @eo. u.
Doqner e 60, GGarlsIton. S.zG.;
WiIliom M. 9 iro, bon Wm. M.
8irD &c 60, @6QrleIton, S.zG.
Ous 0irettorium bat 9rn. g2i9oz
las @. 9iq, jun, erIu6t, Die SteQung
oes @6efJ5ngenisurs uno General
SupsrintenOenten Der neuen @ompagz
ME gu ii6ernebmen, unO pirb 6r. 5iQ
fofort feline Qlmtspfliftsn dntretsn.
@r lit in 6ieIigsr Stabt ais Der friiz
6ere SngenieurzSetretGr Der ,SeIperz
age @pmmiTiion" bon Baltimore, Der
@GefISn9saieur Der slattriI6en Sub
tpapzGommiili0n uno Der elettrii9en
@ommhIion BON Baltimore, iolpie Der
@6efzSngenieur Der 8aferbe60rOs Der
Stoot Baltimore tpo6l6etannt. 9r.
9ill mar audi Der 8auzc zcSrgenieur Der
Suo1eite@9o6ba6n bon G6icago.
Seibreibung nes 6igrntbums.
Die e 6arIsIton 6tabt :
b bn s ON p gnie" Itellte Dor
8tpei Sahren Den 8etrie6 ibrer @agz
9ons Dur4 PferDe Elm uno tpunbte
Itatt 9efen elettriT9e 9raft an. gu
pelfsr 3eit bic 2lnlage prattii4 pplz
ltdnol9 um9ebaut unb neu equipirt
tpuroe. 2lu9 bic 9a6nItreGe 1T Dur4z
aus neu BON her betannten @ontrattoz
rens5irma s. 8. 86ite &c So. fsr9es
ite[Gt porben. GiIen6a6nJ@rperte be-
tradten 0ieTss 8abnzSpitsm jeBt als
zines Der beIien i'm 2anbe. Der gu
faro Der 9e6Gube, MuT9inerie, Bags
eOaszSquipirung, 9eleife uno 0rabts
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-15
Snnoz@ @usgabr.

qlu59o6e 6strdgt $2,5Oo,oOO.oO
0opon Der 2ruites i'm
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Sur Gin3ie6ung aus
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S,Qotz8ahn 49,. 100000
3ur 8enuBung fir
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nur mit3uitimmung
oes 9ruitses 100000
SEPT OfT2rirter 8etrag 1,65O,00O.00
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-15
8rieBmGBigfeit.

Die 5ppot6ef tpurbe BON ben $50.
Stxle, @emmsg, @arsD &c Bomb bon
Baltimore unb MorDecai C 8abion
bon g6urlsfton, S.zG., ausgearb:itet.
0ur4 iie perDen Die ObIigationen
qusna6mspeiie gu elmer trGftigen
.2isn" eemadt. Sin @uta6ien ii6er
bic @eieBmdBigfeit Der gan3en Ser
banblungen, PriDile9ien u. (. ~. piro
auf Griu6sn gelisfert.
Hcgiitrirrn.
2lpplitatiOn pirb gsma6t, um Die
Sbligatioren duf Der 8altimorer ST
fetten>g0rie regiiiriren gu laFen. Gine
46ifrift Der 9Dpotbet mag in unferem
8ureau eings1eben peroen.
Tad elmer a6tlnmrn llntrrluhnng
briiiglid nes gSertbes bes nbrngcs
raUuten GiseutBWms, ;aiawmen NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-15
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nirtsn &igent6um5 lit our6 9rn
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terIu6t tporben, aus Dsfen erI60pfenz
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an Des unter Der yG6arIsIton &onToz
lioirten 8a6nz, 8asz urD @IettriI6sn
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qent6um5 borgfnommen, un0 i6 fiigt
biermit meinen 8eri6t bei.
Die ieBisen gletto<@intiinFte Des gez
fummtan 3ugeb0rigen Gigent6ums
iino CUR 3ablung alIer Bombs, tpsl6e
ausIteben psrOen. ms6r, uIs au5rei=
6enb unD pirb Iif, un;er Der projettir=
ten @onipliOation. bic Summe bon
$185, ,432 pro .sSabr, poer Elm Surplus
3tpiT6en 4 Yro5ent uno 8 prp5snt bes
aqgeneinen 2lttisntapitals bon ST.
100000, als eirH Is9r conIerbutibs
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len.
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