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Evening journal., 1899-06-16
WANT H1CKEYs BODY,

Coroner Vandever yesterday received
a telegram from Washington asking
that the body OF Chintz Hickey. who
was killed here Wednesday,. be shipped
to that place. The message came from
a brother OF Daniel Farsythl the man
who was with Hickey when he was
killed. As il did not say anything
about who should bear the expense Of
shipping the body Il was not sent
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
Will VISIT sOTJDrDRs HrRF

To-morrow afternoon Commander
Sorcrross. Of the Union NetoanL Legion.
in company wlth William A. Reilly, OF
the city. Will make a visit to the Sol
diers Home at Hampton Roads and to
Che governor OF the institution. Mr..
Reilly viii return on Monday.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
CLERK FORGOT THE STAMPS.
DEALERS I'm CHESTER COUNTY
DISCOVER THEY HAVE BEEN
DOING ILLEGAL BUSINESS.

West Chester Pa. June 16.-The re-
tail liquor dealers OF Chester county are
excited Eyer the discovery just made
by Deputy Revenue Collector Friday
that when tile clerk of courts issued
the licenses some time ago he neglect
ed to place on each the fifty-four cents
In revenue stamps required by the gov
ernment Clerk Patrick explained that
the oversight was due to ignorance Of
the law, but Collector Friday declares
that licenses which have been ISSUED
without the stamps are null and void.
1t is also alleged THAT since the new
revenue law went into effect Clerk Pat
rick has failed to attach the ten-cent
stamp to the transcripts returned by
the various Justices of the peace. The
transcripts, Il is said, number several
hundred. II is charged that the law
has been evaded through slight
change In the wording.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
afccts OF thc wcll known remedy,
SYRUP OF iics. manufactured bv the
CALIFoHHiA lie SYLur Co.. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive piinciplc~ of plants known TO be
incidentally nNJiive and presenting
them ina the forin most refreshing 10 the
taste aud acceptable TO the system. IL
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the avstem eiIcctually,
dispcllinE colds. headaches aud fcvers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
mancntly It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable qralitv and sub
stance, and It's acting un the Kidneys,
liver nild bowels, without weakening
or irrlniing iheni, make IL lc ideal
laxative.
Ia the process of manufacturing figs
are used. ;'S tlcV arc pleasant TO the
taste, but the ucai' mnl qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. ly q method
known 10 the CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP
Co. only. In order 90 get its beneficial
effects and 20 avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LoUIsVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. N. y
Bor sale By all Drugeists.-Price SOC. per bottle.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
INQUEsTs rO-NIGHr

Coroner Vandever tonight will hccd
an Inquest TO investigate the death Of
Charles Rutter who was killed on the
p, w. & B. railroad Tuesday afterno IN
last. An inquest will also be held at
the same time to investigate the death
OF Chintz Hickey who was run over
and killed Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
CTOeTNC FyrRrTsrs

The closing exercises Of the kinder
garten department. Of the Friends
School were held yesterday, and the
children. under the direction ~ Miss
Lida NJ. KimbaM, gave am interesting
entertainment The commencement ex-
.ercises Of the school will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
MR.. MAHlAFlFY BET17ER

William G. Mahaffy, deputy clerk OF
ne Unned States Court. who is con
fined to mis- home with illness. is i'm
proving, II will be some time. how
ever, before Mr.. Mahaffy wiil be able
o be at his Office.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16

General Henderson Is very sorry that
the Michigan delegation did not arrive
az the speakorship social until after an
me strawberry ice cream bad been ned
died out-Detrolt Tribune.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
CASES DROPPED.

Coroner VandIeyer has Withdrawn mis-
complaint against Michael Cannon and
John Henry. charging Them with In
terfering with him in his Duties. The
cases We're to- have been heard by Mag
istarte Sasse Cl Monday last.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
$IOO
Fer yard

~ wv
Per yard
for a three shoot vel
vet carpet made, laid
and lined. A carpet
that has always sold
at $1.15 and is worth
more now on account
of the advance of raw
material. We have
about 1900 yards os
this pal ticular grade
and in five patterns
tits worthy Of prompt
consideration if GU
desire a carpet of this
kind. Tapestries from
from SOC up,
Evening journal., 1899-06-16

Inc best. the finest looking and the
i1aoss p,,s ouraDis PIANO made IS the Ludwig
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
HANscOM's.

Hanscom's entire Wheat Flour is
flour with the muscle, health and
brain building parts preserved.
This week, 12 ID bags, 29c; "a ID
bags, 5Sc.
U1NcpnMJc Seventh and
HhHoSuW D Market Strs cts.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16

I5C
a lot Of
Mating that should
have been here tND
months ago. Optical
with us to keep It al
a discount or or send
il back. We have de-
cided to keep it and
will give you the ad-
vantage Of the dis
count to move it
quickly. AT 15c per
yard it is just 50 pei.
roll under price.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
nor wrArurR c1.orn1Na.

Headquarters for Straw Hats and sum
mer Underwear al Ross, 2lO Market
street. All new goods OF this season.
bought in case lots from the mills direct
and selling at prices guaranteed the low
est! Spalding's Summer 1899 Baseball.
Tennis and Golf Goods (second fioor)
New Bicycle and Athletic Departments.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
"A Word fo fl1e VIC

A Word to the Wise
WNtEer In regard to
Diamond Ice should be sufficient. The
Diamond is the only artificial ice to be
had in Wilmington, and artificial ice Is
the only kind that can be absolutely pure
and safe.
Aside from being germ proof all the
way through It is externally clean-no
shavings or saw-dust
We have the best system Of delivery.
Our drivers are polite and competent.
There is every reason why we can give
you better service than anyone else.
DIAnOND ICE CO.,
Thirteenth and Lombard streets.
Equitable Building, 9th and Shipley sts.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
Cool
Things
for Men
and Boys

appearance, suitable for street
and Office wear. Odd Duck
aud Crash Pants from SOC to
SO, all sizes. A nice lot of fine
quality light colored Outing
Flannel Coats and Trousers,
originally sold for $3.50 to Sc
per garment Accepting the
present opportunity you can
purchase at half-price. In our
Furnishings Department you
will find a desirable assortment
of Silk Bosom and Madras
Negligee Shirts, just the thing
for hot weather. Silk Bosom,
75c to 81; Madras, SOC, 75c
and 81.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
DIED

Epworth to woodland rues., June 20
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
$500

n
chilled iron enameled
bed with brass balls
and WOW en- wire
spring. Two sizes
only, 3 #. 6 10. wide
aud 4 #. 6 in.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
The Advocate and News
....HOme Reading Club.
25c and SOC Standard Fiction for l5c.

Every this paper may be member without charge fee
Of any kind and entitled many desired of the books listed be
Advocate and News Special Rate of copy less than
half nehrd the retail price At this nominal price
reader afford the standard classics and novels from the penOf
gifted authors In neghbOrhOOds however clubs may
formed and books exchanged among the members will require but
outlay for club circulating library Of standard
works.
books of superior quality well printed from clear
plates good grade of paper The books sewed by patent
process flexible volume that will lie in the hand
nameled paper covers embelhed with attractive de-
signs.
The list titles large well diversified while in authorship the
selections all that could be desired.
arrangement with the publishers enables offer complete and
unabridged books by mail prepaid for the ng each
Address all orders to
THE ADVOCATE AND NEWS,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
the desired nclOse list with cash
stamps at the rate of 15c per volume.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
She's Home Again.

She's Home Again.
Yes, she is home again. Come in, good friend.
You loved her. She Is there, asleep, asleepl
Her lifes black midnight has at last an end.
She rests who lately did but sigh and weep.
Last night as we sat bowed in fearful prayer
That God would lift the heavy load we bore
We heard a heavy footstep on the stair;
We heard timid hand upon the door.
And there stood Maggie-Maggie as Of old;
Maggie the merry voiced, the azure eyed;
Maggie, our darling, with the locks Of gold,
The song bird Of our home, the village pride.
Just as Of old, said II To me the same,
Save that her face was wan and drawn with
care
Upon that brow hell strove to write her shame
But only stamped mans heartless treachery
there.
As at her mothers knee she l5nelt in pain
My heart tore through the web that fate had
spun.
My dim eyes saw life's golden hours again.
She was q child, lisping "Thy will be done. ="
saw her mother kiss those lips Of grief,
And smooth her sunny tresses' mazy flow,
And speak of days Of Joy beyond belief,
Just as on eves that seem but days ago.
"Wrong must have bounds that even friends
respect.
TWAS but cruel, hideous dreami" said.
Alas, it was my curse to recollect
The tear stained letter we so oft had readl
drew 1t forth That was no dream, no dream
The VOW to soon return, the fond gOOdby,
The artless trust in loves insidious stream
That laves the rock where myriad shipwrecks
he.
Well, she is home again, and not trace
OF the worlds soiling hand is on that brow.
You loved her-once. Come, kneel and kiss Der
face.
Nay, do not fear; you cannot wake her nowl
Poor boy, the first, first kiss, the tears you
shed,
Tell of heart that blames not, though it
break.
Give me your hand. She is not lost, not dead
When Christ shall kiss hex, she shall smile
and wAkel
Thomas Frost.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
Home Life in a cooperative Colony

Home Life In a Cooperative Colony.
The famous Ruskin colony in Tennes-
see probably gives the best example in
this country Of how women and the
home fare in a cooperative colony. In
the last number of The Coming Nation,
published at Ruskin Miss Commander
tells in the women's department some
thing of the home relations at Ruskin,
as follows:
Some people cannot quite adjust their
minds to the idea Of cooperation with
the separateness of families and the de-
velopment Of the individual.
You know about the hOuses-that
each family has house. however small,
to itself, while laundry work and getting
of meals are done out Of the house.
On coming to the colony one is re-
quested to go to the laundry and get a
number. You there register and take
the number next in order. This num-
ber must be legibly worked on every ar
ticle that you put in the wash. The
washings are put up and placed in some
convenient and easily discovered spot
on leaving the house on Monday morn
ing, and some time before p. m. are
gathered up and taken TO the laundry,
whence they are returned later in the
week, rOugh-dry, to the married women;
ironed to all single men and women, as
they work nine hours (the bachelors are
not commonly supposed to be very good
ironers, anyway.
/ am asked so often about the meals
that / shall try to make it, also, clear.
The ton story Of the DrinterV is de-
voted to the dining-ro0m, kitchen and
paring-room. Over this department there
is in charge man whom we designate
as "the landlord" His duty 1t is to or
der supplies of every description, and
see that everything is attended to
promptly and properly. Under his SUI
pervision are the Ave or six women in the
paring-rOom who prepare fruits, vege-
tables, etc, for cooking; the four men
looks, who work in the kitchen, and the
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

meant TO exist apart from our fellows,
but to live and work with and for them.
With this broadening, sweetening ele-
ment introduced into the lives OF women
disappear the petty JealOUsies, the bick-
erings and the ignOble strife which so
often become apparent in the outside
world. There the meetings are neces-
sarily infreQuent, as the efforts to Co
operate are desultory and the whole
trend of the life is indivldualistic.
Yes, Ruskin is an harmonious whole.
Its men are not living one life and its
women another and separate one, but
each for all and all for each we are put
ting into our lives the true, the only
beautiful principle Of life-tOgetherism.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
FLoRIDA-oUBA.

The Memphis Route--Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Memphis railrOad--has
daily through sleeping car service, Kan,
sas City to Jacksonville, Fla, via Mem
phls, Birmingham, Atlanta and Macon,
In connection with train No. 1, leaving
Kansas City at 10:4O a. m, reaching
Jacksonville at 9:S5 a. M, second morn
ing with close connections for all South
Florida points, and making but one
change Of cars, Kansas City to Havana
via Tampa or Miami. Through sleeping
car daily TO New Orleans, In connection
with train No 3, leaving Kansas City at
9:1O p. M, connecting at New Orleans
with the Morgan Line of steamers for
Key West and Havana.
The Memphis Is the short and quick
route 10 all points in the Southeast. For
map and timetable folder, and sleeping
car reservations, address, ]. n. Lock-
wood, G. p A., Memphis Route, Kansas
City, Mo-
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

Boil one-haH cup Of rice in quart Of
white stock (veal is best) until tender,
tie some sliced onion and celery in a thin
muslin for seasoning; take out when you
strain the soup; add pint Of hot milk,
salt and white pepper TO taste; just be-
fore serving add a little cream.
The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25

Sample copies will be cheerfully mailed to
any address,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-26
sEnlnt hcnt Batter.

g}emurf, q. s., 25. 2tpri[. -
g(m 8. W}Gr3 nurbe W}urp Seit6er
BON g}r. 357, U}orris 40enue, IpelA
6e Bel g. S6iener, gtr17, 8opOsStr.,
bebienItet mar, ouf Die 8ei4uloigung
be8 DiebItubls berbaftet. Sbr @ater
nu6m fi6 bic ange6li6e Shat ber3oaa
ter 70 gu 6er3sn, boB er am nGditen
Sage Selb7tmorb beging, tnbem er
9ur6olIGure btrI6ludte. War1 nuroe
barauf bonn poli3eiridter aus ber
SaFt entlaFsn. sic grdmte Ii6 nun
ii6er bas @eIdid beg 8dter8, uno obs
qlei6 Ti6 W2utter unO @eIdtpiIter dlla
Mi6e gdbsn, 1ie 3u 6erl6igenb Ratt'n
fie feinsn Grfolg. 8eItsrn @beno
fti6rte 1ie i6reu po6l fhon ldngere 3ett
geFaBten 8eT6luB aug, Dem 8atsr i'm
Sobe nu63ufolgsn. sic t0Otete lbA
ebsnFau5, inOem Iie aarbOlidure
nd6n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-26
srtretar 9ah empnrt.

Ie6r erbaut iiber bic 8roBmauli8z
felt i6res angeiduIelten 4ameraz
ban. = W1utbmdBlide 5olgen Der
2lffuire fir Gog6lan.
Wuf6ington. .. g., %. 4pril.
- GtuatsIetretGr 6ap bat Ii4, ab8ez
ie6en bon ben Mitt6e:lungen tpel6e er
benz 0eutf6en 8otf6aFter Or. b. 9olz
le6en mo9te, pripdtim in GQari4drflter
WeiIe iiber ben Gpmmdn0anten oes
nRuleiqb" dusqsipro4en. @r 4arat@
teriIirte bd5 8enehnen beRelber IN
gusoriden, tpelhe peoer in einsm BIZ
plomatif9en Qeriton, nod in elnem
Gomplimentirbu6 gu finoen 1ino.
2lu6 bic i'm Oepurtement untpeienoan
;Slotten SfFi3iete paren pAne Ius7
na6me Iebr frsigebiq in Derbammenoen
Commentator unb purDen ni4t penlg
qerei5t bur6 bic ip0ttIi4en 8emertuns
qen i6rer Na6barn pom 8rie98bepur@
tenent. Die S5(otten Offi3iere 6dben
1ia itets biel barauf 8ugute get6an,
buB lie getpiIiermoBen babe Diploma
ten Teisn, un0 Mrmee Sff!3iere bdbsn
bies ieoesmu( ie6r pointitt gu bDran
betomnsn, tpenn elmer Der SS6rigen fih
zines Gtiquettenbru6es i4uloi9 ma4@
te. Der @aqdn sFdG CAB 6eiono'rs
8erunlaFung gu i6neioigen &rititen
uno no6lqefdLligen 8srglei4en, in be-
ner sFlotte uno 2lrmee iebr gum 8or>
tbeil Der Griteren nit einanDer contra
firt nuroen. 8eitern erbieiten , le
6erren pom 5lotten 0epdrtement
oies nit 3inIen heimge3ahlt, uno menn
Elm Q(rmee Offi3ier einen 8amerd0en
BON Der SFlptte i'm Corridor traF, CAB
es cn3uglide 6rugen uno 8smertunz
oen iiber bic yfeine Diplomatic, nit
fpel6er bic Tlotte, pie aus ben jiingIten
geiipielen erIihtlih, in 10 rei4lider
MeiIe geiegnet lei.
Die 5ra9e, mas nit @o96ldn geI6e>
ben fpll, bietet Der NominiItration err
6ebli6e S9tpieriqteiten, unb 3par
Ipielen babel prattiife Grtpdqungen
bic 6auptro[e. SefretGr 6aD 61tte
QeItsrn nit Dem iFiottsn Setrez
tdr cine lGnoere Gonferen3, in nel6er
bic 5rog, qriinbfi9 be1pro6en purba.
rnter getp0bnIihen ltmitdnben tpurOe
Elm berartiger 5aQ einem &riegsgeri9t
aur 4burt6eilunq oprgelegt tperben,
unb Qls bic Mngelegen6eit qeItarn i'm
0eiBen 5aufe CUR Spra9e fam, paro
bieIe 5orm beg 8erFa6rens in erIter
2inie IN Grtpdqunq ge8pgen. Na4
einqe6enber 8eleuhtunq bes SSaQes lit
man inoeB bupon 3urud gafpmmea.
WurDe man Gupt. Gog6.an Dor elm
arieqScSidt fteqen, 10 pdre ibm b1z
nit 8elegenbeit gegeben, bic Diploma
tiIA q6geIhlpfenen 8orgdnge 3tpiiAen
Q(Dmiral Oetpen unb Qbmiral BON
Oisoerihs i'm 6afen bon Manila bon
Neuem 0ffentlih auf3ufrii6en, uno
bas punI6t man aus lei9t begreifIiz
t5en @riinoen ni6t. Capt. Goqb(un
bat fc6, pie aus ieinsm gan8en Bench
men berDorqe6t, barauf perlaiTen, baB
Die r0ffentlide Meinun9 pie Tid bic
Telbe in 6isligen SenIatiunsbLdttarn
prdIentirt, ibn IfiiBen ipuroe, unb oa=
raul re6nenb, piiroe er permutb!i4 elm
arRssgsriAt 9a3u 6sluBsn I'm lt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-26

SOrssnOe aerren tpsroen in Der geriammluno
anipra6sE balten:
2l4tb. S6os. 8. Sopss.
9r. @tiptpit6 @ilnet.
9r. Sas. $. Smit6,
5r. gbparb Rdine,
Q4tb. 5erbinan0 s. 2atro6e.
6r. @drl Nbrenot,
5r. 5re0. %. arun3,
Or, @eo. u. StrauB,
9r. George Sabage,
9r. @oparo s. 2spb,
9r. @6as. S. Wiener,
0r. S. 5reb. Requorbt,
Or. S. 9. S4tputta,
9r. 9ugo Steiner.
Gute D1uft prb onipsienb iein.
Sm 2uftrage bes bemotratii4en
gampagnezGomite's
Sames y. 6prter. 8oriisenoer.
Q13-6) Bm. 8. @orter. @etrttdr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-26
Gp9blan'S S6nau3e.
Die 4ffaire 10 gut pie absetbaR.
SemtidIlamS tuirS fih nid1t tuciter
oarum bcfiimmern, iunScrn Der
Snd)e ibrcn CANT laiicn.

Gina 8eipre4ung bes Sales in Der
geItrigen 8abiuetsIiBung. - Der
5err Gapitdn bate Ieine 4tuBez
rurgen uL5 ppribilegirt" betra6tet.
- Taibe Gntf9uIbigungs Ser
fu6e. - Gr ioG m0gli4it miloe
be6anbelt rperoen, aQein 70 gang
o6ne piro bic @ei9i9te ni4t fir
ibn bleiben. = cSn Berlin tpirO Der
@orfal ni4t ernIt genommen.
@afbington, 3. g.. 25. Qpril.
- Der beutIde 8oH6ofter Or. b.
9ol1eben bat Ieit 9eitern teine peiters
RiitTpra4e nit oem StQats 9epar=
temsnt iiber bic Qffuire Gog4lun gsz
nommen, unD allem 4ni9eine naA lit
DeutT6IanD ieBt 8iQsn8, bieIelbe
o6ne tpeitere5 0rdngen Dem 5lottenz
Departement gu iiberluFen. Sn Der
beut19en 9efanDti4aft puroe 9eute
bic 4nIiGt geGuBert, baB Die Qffdire
Gpg6lan BON feiner 8ebetItung me6r
fei, uno baB elm pom 6lottenzOepartez
ment benz GupitGn gu ertbeilenber Riifz
fel bic GpiiOOe gum 46i4luB brin8en
fperbe.
Or. b. 6o[leben bat eine Menge
grieFe er6ulten, tpel4e 8ebauern unb
MiB6iQiguns ii6er GOgbIan'5 RipeleI
GuBern. OieIe 8risfs tommen ni4t
nur BON 9sutfd Nmsritanern, ionz
bsrn uu9 bon berporragenpen 4mertz
tunern anbersr NbItammung.
GSn Der 6eutigen Gabinets<SiBung
purbe Die QlfFaire Gogblan befpro4en,
unb 9SlottenzSefretdr Gong ertldrte,
er babe Elm S6rsi6en pon Dem Gupitdn
er6alten, in pel4em berieI6e ndtDer
Meiie ertldrt, er babe bur4 feline
2(euBerungsn feline 8e(eibtgung Beg
DeutT6en 8arIerS beab1i4tigt. Seine
gemertun9en ieien perbrs6t unb bur8
iibertriebene 8eri9te entItelIt tporoen,
unb er CLAUDE i'm llebrigen unter ben
11mItGnben bean7pru6en gu fonnen,
DAB man feline NeuBerungen ais rpriz
bileqirt" betraGte. Noa Der Gabinet5=
SiBun9 batten bic SetretGre 9aD unD
Song cine tpefters gonFersn3 nit bem
9rdIioenten iiber bic Nngelegen6eit.
Dem 9erne6nlen na6 tpirO @apitGn
Goq6lan binnen 3ur5em ben 6lottenz
bienit ouF bic regetmdBi9e 8eife"
quittiren, unb in Qlnbetro9t DieFer
36utTafe, fotpie feiner biItinguirten
| OienIte foI ibm eine 70 miIbe 8eRanbz
tunQ m S6eiG tperben, dls bic &iidz
ii6ten auf 9is3iplin geItatten. Der
9rqIioent bate beabIi6tigt, Bel feinem
beborIte6enben 9eiu9 in 96ilaoelpbid
| am nG6Itsn 9Sreitag benz 3reu3er n8az
Leigh" oI8 ipe3ieles Compliment fir
@apitGn GogbIan einen 8eIu4 ab3us
ftatten. 0b Dies jeBt nod geF4eben
tpiro, iit nidt betannt. Der areu3er
rRuleigb," tpeL6er T6on am @onntag
BON g2etpzgorf nod phiIa6elphio Of
oe6en fonte, lag beute g}ohmittag nod
in Der 91etp@gorter 8at.
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',Glnise ipeeiiieirte Anflagen. q

Inter Der obiqen usberibriit uut,rninlnt Die
uHeips" om SGmitaQe einen 2noriff, tuie oerielbe
btsber BON Der gelammttn Semofratis nibt ocrz
iu9t uur0e. SitieIbs pcriudt aus eiuiQen aufee=
3ablten 8riinoeH Den Na6lpeis Su fiibren, mes
balb 4olfer bei Der g9abl unterlieqtn iullte. SSn
olelem GorbGbtn iteat oielel6e gepife 8ebauptun=
cen aut neHnt 0ttieben InflaQtH uno paraoirt
oanlit in Qrobpraberiiber Weiie. God ptrDiencn
otselben tene 9Sioerlegune oenn in teiaer enSigen
psrlelben tann erDteitn DerDcn, oaB Die Steuer=
Sa6ier naour3 nm eineu 8Iennie Gei60Diet Dur=
pen, ODER oaB ourb cine eln5ige Oerlelben Ole
g9irtiamtet Des oifsntliben Sientes gemnocrt
ipurOe. 9lus Oieem @runoe fno eg feline seiuu=
BEN arQumente SemicHgen eegenuber, mas bic
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ldntdbrt ltten bier neinige ipe3tfjtre gtntrGgun=
gen. aut Der Greoit=Sfite oes S9auptbu9es Der p9u=
ten VerDGltune" Gemabt. Sann Die Mems 1RAb=
reOe itellen, OaB ciee pGintragHngen" aut Sbatlaz
den bafrt fnD?
l. Sin neuer fGDtii6sr &6arter.
2. Gin bcn Steusr3ablerH qeborlges nSubfpao@@
Snhem, ped)es einsn usberi6uB er3itlt.
3. Gine refine am S6lufs oes Gistaiabrss RHo
fetne cbms6euoe Sbulo.
4. Sine SerabieSuna Der Steuerrate.
5. Ginen e6rlidea UeiuRobeit5z ommthdr.
6. Cine bistsr nie 0efannte SI3tlgtcit oes
7. Gin arranesmtnt bur8 nel6sg auf Die fdbs
tiI6en 9epoftsn 3inlen dut SruHolGge ta9llbsr
4bre6nungtn bejablt peroen.
s Cine Serabssuno Der Rotten fir StrabsR=
pIlattrunesn 1On $2.2 pro Voro aut $l.56 pro
9aro.
y.
sdldud)e BON 90 Gents pro SUB aui So Gents.
10. Sine oerabiesune Der Gofen fir ben gau
BON ab3uosfandlen bon SAG pro CUB auf S37.
II. Sine Griparnib ;u @unfeu Der Stsurjdbf.r
an 3inisn ouf Temperate Gnlebcn bon $4,000 in
einsm SABRE.
r. Cine Griparnib in einem Winter BON 200C
Tpnnen an benz Setrdee Der ben offentlt6en
G6ulen benotbioten Roblen.
13 Cine Griparuib bon 100000 fir Die Steusr'
sabler bur6 Die 1srtqiteluna Der b06eren Snabens
i6ule.
Baiiers, 2eeals, Strabtnreinigungs= uno GebduDe:
SnIpettprs= 9epartemsnts.
l5 Cine Serabiebune Der Rotten fir Sdfsn=
Qusbaqqeruns nm 20 9rp;eut.
16 Die snoqIltiee slbItaffure Der 9erptnounQ
bon unbebuusnfn Steiusn fir Stra6enptaiterunqtn
IT. Die MISUNDERSTANDING beg ftdotii6en Greoits
auf eueR gleibcu Stanopunft. mic DerisHi9s Del
Ration.
IS. Sine Grb6buug bes silaunesfrnbs i'm lebteE
Sabre nm uabesu Sl000,000.
| l9 Sie Gnfibrune Der WtetbObe, aus 0ffeutli:
den Qripileaien Ginnabmen su erstlen.
! 20. Sie Gruenuunq bon fdbieen uro tit5:
! tiqen 9trionen fir Offentli9e Gantsr.
SieIes fuO peruinftiqe, nirflite grunoe, au
Sbot1afen begriinDet, pesbalb Sic, falls Sic cir
| @nbdnecr rauter gerDaItuue' fnb fir 0lalftel
| ffimmen ioaten. Eieies bat er In II Woudten fer.
| tia qebra5t Gin Seipeis, bas er in bier Sabrcr
| mehr thun fann. Die Semofroten u16qen pcriu=
| den, bic pipssifisirteR GntrasuusenS su pioer:
! leocn. Q16l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-26
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hemphrati(tt 4Alaatn' 'nfr(ammlnng.
10. @arO at Die sSromte!

beufe, ben 70. Nprll 1873.
sm Treien-geriammIuns une Semonfiration
Gfe Gbriitian= nno 9nlasft=StraRe.
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Or. s. 3. @4patta
6. s. Wiener,
s. 8oofer Cliff.
SO. 9. Rapner,
Major S. %. Dsnnp,
csoTepb s. Steinader,
5r. S. 8. 2intbicuns
9arrp s. 2inOeman.
SreizzGon5srt bur4 Elm Muiitcorps.
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