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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
,,Strifes unn Gnfumts."

Der nGdIts 9sriat beg fatiltii9en
Mrbsits6iireaus. - 8epba4tungen
zines Spe5ialzQgsnten. 90
natme Der pirtNdaftliden Stu
rungen. - 4rbeit uno aapital
Der 06nlidgr 9sitimmt.
@ticaso, 16. Dsaembsr.-9enrp
3. Burlington, SpeSiol<g tgent oss
Nrbsitsbiirsaus in WaFbingion, 1T
bier mtt Der 3uiammuItslhlng bon Itaz
tiltiidem Matsrial iibsr Stritss uno
y2odputs" bsT9dftigt. Seine Grmitz
tslunsen, bic iif ouf bic leBten flint
Sabre eri freden. tper0en Dam IA. Sa6z
resbsri9t beg departments angefiigt
peroen. Ser 8eriht peripri6t gsndue
Iusfumft iiber 9trites uno v2odouts"
in alien Staatsn unb Serritprien Der
Union, fiber bic 3abt Der Snoutris'n
unb 4rbeiter, bic in Mitsibsnf60ft
gs5pgsn lpurben; iiber bic Dor uno no4
Dem Strife ge5ahlten 2o6niGbe; iber
bic bsioerieitigsn 8srluite uno ii6er bic
l1rfadsn urho a~Qgemsinen 5olgen iolz
der pirtG9aftii6sn @tDrunesn. 9as
8irsau bat in ben Sahren 1888 uno
1895 slsi4e Gr9ebunsen anlteasn laiz
fen.
Meent Burlington tbsilt 5pl9enoes
nit: Der fpmmsnoe Beri6t bes De-
partsments miro, pie bic porauf9s9unz
gsnen, umfaHeno uno gsnau uno aus
bieiem 9runoe Elm pert6Doler Sstz
troo Esin. NG9ere Iusfunft ldbt Ii4
CUR ,3sit ni6t parDfFentlihen, bod met
ne 8eobahtungen auf inouItrisnem
@ebiete aeben ba6in, pab bic 3a6t Der
Slrifes uno 2odouts in Dem 3sitrauz
me pom /. Sanuar 1895 Bis 81. Deg.
1899, i'm 8erslsid gu ben bsioen fri
bsren perioben, iiber tpelf)e 8eri9te
Dor.ieaen, bsoeutsno geringsr 9etp(Ten
1T. 9erIdiebene urEa6en iiegen bic
fer pirtbI4afIli6sn gsferung gu
0runbs. Sn aaen SnOuiirie'n babe
th Elm Steigen Der 2D6ne bepba9tet,
unb Der aQoemeins @o6lllano im2ans
be 1T bic 6aupturIaAe Der baleren
2e6ensber6dltnife.
Mnasbot unb Na6fra9e bdbsn me9r
Da5 8sitreben, lI9 aus5u9Isldsn, unO
unter iol6en umItdnbsn lit fpsniger
llnsufriebenbeit gu ertudrtsn. Nu4
trGgt gu Der 8erminberung OerStritss,
oo6outs uno nDererNrbeiterSS hpiez
risfsiien bic aunsbmenoe Snteaigena
Der 4rbsiter : Snganii ation % lsntIi4
Bel. 3pii9en orsantIirtsr @rbeit unb
oreanilirtem Sapital i9eint jebt Elm
bsiieres Ginbernsbmen gu bsitehen, uno
auf beioen Geiten 1T man msbr geneigt,
cine GerItdnbigung berbet5ufu9ren, um
Ysiben 3rubsl uno 9srluits gu erlpaz
ren."
Oas ftatiitiide Mrbeitsbirsau pinO,
tpie Nssnt Burlington nod mIttbsiIt,
isinen bereits fertisen 8sri4t iibsr
~pripatsn uno Muni3ipal : 8strRb bon
9osz, 0aKerlsitungsz unb elettriI4en
8sGeu6tungs NnGagsn i'm 2anbs nod
in bieTer Ss1ion beg Gongrsfes elm
reiasn. sSSn oisiem geri4t tperOen bic
8aur unD 8etrie6stoits FOLDER On
lagen, bic G%innohmsn u. I. 10. unter
pripater unb muni5ipaler 2eitung psrz
nieiheno neben einunber os{tsQL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
BrdnDe.

can 5ranaisoo, Is. Osa. -
Das rGomsbp 5beutre" bon osr9uib.
@traBs purbs beute Nadmittae ourf
Elm i'm RsquiIEtensimmer aus9s6rofes
nes Jsusr seritOrt. Der 8erluf BE-
trdgt nidt iiber $4,000. Oas Sbeas
ter mar zines Der dltslten in oerSluot.
unb 10 5ismli4 aGe numbaften ameri.
taniIdsn S4auTpisler fino in osmIslz
ben aufgetretsn.
2incofn, Ne6r., Is. Deg. gin
kute Na6m;ttag i'm Staats 3u4t=
bauTe aussebroGenss 5eusr ssrfOrtt
mebrsrs 5abrif gtabliRements uni
rihtets S6absn i'm 8strage BON $75,:
900 Biz 100000 an. Nas SnIaHer
bsr NnItalt enttamsn Dem 8ernebmsr
nah unperlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Cefeu tucrocn tbeuer.

G6icago, Is. Deg. - Die bier
tagenoe IHociation Der Sfenfabrtfanz
ten fat bsi6loRsn, ben preis bon
Sei3 uro &o40fen bonn /. Sanudr an
un polls 25 pro5ent gu erbOhsn. Die
Sabrifonten bsbaupten, Die preiser7
6Dbung lei Dur6 bic bDbersn Preiie BON
@iTen uno Stabl nDtbig gemd9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Sie Cpfer Der blaine 3ataifropbe

@aibington, .. g., Is. Deg.
- Das Warinehspartemsnt hat BE-
FAINT gema6t, oaB Die 2siGsn Der
Spfer bon benz Sdla6tf9iff nWaine",
bic por Der in Is Sagsn gu ertpartenz
ben Mnfunft Der nSeras" bon SABA
ma in 6ampton Roaos retlamirt tperz
ben, auf Wuni6 Der 4n9ef0riger na4
Der friih:rsn 9simatb Der umgsfommez
men eeIdidt peroen, mo tie uuf So
ten bes MariWpepartsments beeroigt
nerben fDnnsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
6cirnfhSSQircn,rn

9eiratbs > 2ioenaen tpurben eeitern
BON Glerf 2ipingfton I'm Common
Pleus|Seridt an fOlsenbe psrionsu
ausseltent:
Sobn Hoetben urto office Slime; Dip
plttant 8. u. Deatls. Ger. 1011, 5ors
reft|StraBe.
Dapib g.. McGklanb, iun., uni
@arab s.. 5iggs; Mpplitant Dabit
g. MdG lellanb, iun., Hr.2727, 5amp'
Den=9QDenue.
Ntger.
Wiaiam 9ooper unb 2ia5ie Ilsn;
Ipplitant @liiab Nnosrfon. jun., Nr
11O3. GldretJNQsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Scr FrGfibent bat iein @nrt ri9t
nehaftcu.

Snoiunopolis, Sno.. Is. Os5.
- Die fier tagenos rNational giDil
SsrOioe 2eosus" ertpd6lte beute ibrs
attn 9eomtsn auf's Hsue unb nabm
8S6lufe an, pel6e Die Srbre hss
prdiioenten Mcainlep BON 20. Mai
b. s.. burd tpe(fs mebrsrs SauTenb
Stsllsn bonn ftufilfi5irten GtoilDisnit
ent5ossn tpuroen, dig sinsn u~natpeiz
beutign &iidi4ritt b~enunsiren uno
8ebouern baribsr dubsrn, oaB Der
prGiioert fem Der 2tsa gesa6ens Ser
fpre6en ni6t oebaltsn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Megen 8eitednnasperlnds unter
Mnflagc.

9bilaoelpbia, Is. Deg. - Sn
@erb:nbuns nit benz SnghameNtpitfz
l6en Stsusrmurtsn : JGlfdungsprpz
aeIe Iinb 9p. 5. Sairbonts unO Sboz
mas O'Oea bur4 Die 9rano : Surp
ruesen 9srIu6s, 9sIdporsne gu Be-
fteden, Dor Dem 8unces Diftrittsgez
ritt untsr Mnfiage eeIteat porben.
sSbre proaehirung fOa am 8. Sanuar
beainnenA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
linn 1S Ecnts.

Mltoona. pa., Is. Oe5smlber. =
Msgen elmer S9ulo bon Is Gents &C.
ristbsn Qntbonp Garter llnb George
3snb, tpel4e IN 8anpergrift pp6nter
unb jabrslung quite 5rsunoe sspeisr
tparen, in Strsit. 9srTsfbs snbete ba,
NIT, baB 3enb einsn 8spolpsr sog uni
Garter erf9oB. Der MDrper TT ent:
floben, obne bab es bisbsr mOgli9 mar
cine 9pur bon linn gu finDen. Gurts,
1ppobl, pie 3snio 9aben 5omilie. Sbrs
ainbsr Iinb nod tlein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

- SIN 3udtbouie Dor MounDgz
bile, W.79a., puroe geitern Qbeno
Der Neger 5ranf Walter tpegen tines
in Sabette : GountD beribt.n WfOr0es
our9 ben Strang hingeri4tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
8lutiae Tamilicn>IraaoDie

Tacoma a, WaIb., Is. DECEMBER.
- Noam griIt ~perfpunoets bsutsIbeno
Isins Satin t0pt(i9 burd einsnS duB,
tDotete ieinsn a6tiGbrigen Sp9n,
bra6te einem 5tpeiten, f~inFjdbrigsn
Spbns cine i6fpere Dunbe bei unb be-
gina Dann Selbitmorb. Giferfu4t
nirb ols urIdfN Der 8lutthat angegs@
BEN. Griit mar Der G~igent9umer pe5
.Ghicddp 0oooird Spufs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

- s. Oapalo parions, % Sabre
alt, tpurbs esItern in einsm S9isfsrz
Heinbrm9 Bel pen Qrsbl, pa., burd
p<rfriibte gntlaoumg zines Sprsnsp
i9uFss buditdbli4 in Stiide gerihtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

baubs: S. 9ooter, @jssntbIimer.
ESQ.,
prugel fir einen atng.-
Die Neserin Mam;e 8rotpn lieb ibren
damn gstern Mousen ouf bic Nnz
iduloisung, lie pertlopft gu babsn,
benz ppli3eiri9ter Grammar i'm mittz
leren poli5eigeri4t porfibren. 8rp1pn
iaste, er babe gemrtt, bab feline Before
5dlfte in Der lebten 3eit isbr oft aus
gseanssn lei, urb bieier Sage nun
babe ct sinsn solbensn MGinnerrina in
ibrsm Belize ssTunbsn. 9os babe inn
oann in Sarnii3 ssbraat, uno bic
priigs[ 1sien bic 5olss gene len. Maz
mic er5dblte nun cine @ei9i6ts, tpel6e
ibrsn i4lasfsrtissn Gbesema6l tief BE-
i9amte. Sic bube, iaste fe, ibrsn lie
ben Wunn 81 Wei6na9ten be1denfen
pOlen uno oesbalb in sinem Yripatz
hduie an Der CT. YaulltraBe Senite
get6an. Mit benz ertporbenen 9etoe
babe lie bann ben Rins sstauft, ben lie
fir ibren Mann ols Weibnahtsae<
1hent be ltimmt bate. 8ropn pirb
bus MIbnaAtsfeit hinter vi6nsbilfen
Garoinen" perleben. Seine sSrau bat
nod ni6t enti9isoen, pas fie nit osm
goloensn Hins dnfanaen min.
8rinoe. - Sin Ilarm BON
&aItea Hr. Is bra6k bic 5suertps6r
na4 Dem 9aufe Nr. 29O1, S'Oonnedz
Strabe, peldss pcn 9rn. Saml. 8.
9ampI6lre betppbnt 1T. Muf unbe=
tannte BeiIe entItarb in benz bon ibm
betrts5enen 2aoen iSeuer, bsf1en Woaz
renlassr i'm Wsribe bon $25 beIdd=
bist purbe. Der Sdaosn an benz
5auIe oiirfte 1id auf cine elside5 sum-
me baGauf len. 9r. 9. Siefenbrunn 1T
@isen!5imer bss 6auTes.
- Sin befettsr Petroleum : Diem
isbs 9eitern Nadmittag Seppife lrno
Mobiliar i'm apsiten Stodpert bes
9auies Nr. 1904, Sf<prattitraBe, in
8runb. Der Shaosn an 9uusgsgenz
itdnbsn belauft li9 auf $25, pGbrsnb
Der gisentbumer oss 9auies, 5r.So6n
2anb, einen ioldFn BON SIS habsn
birfte.
- eSn Der Wobnung BON 6rn. OIL
bert u. Simms, Nr. 713, asf erpoirz
Strabe, entitanb seltern Nbsnb oaz
bup9 Jeuer, baB Elm Ssnlterpor6ans
sssen cine 8asflamme eetpe6t tpurbe.
Die 5susrtpebr, tpsl9e bur9 einen
N(arm bonn &aiten Nr. 1888 6erbei aez
III fen tpurbs. lOi9te bic 6lammen na9
fur5em hartnddigen Sampler. Der
9eiammtfaaoen betrdst $3.50.
&ir4Ii4es. = Sn Der rsfor=
mirtsn 3ionsa3trde an Der Nisquitbz
@traBs ruirb ber MiIiiondr @so. 81.
Witts moreen 206enD einen 9prtraa
iiber feline Nrbsiten in gentralzgra aft
lien baltsn. 9r. Witte fommt bon
MafbinstOn unb se9t bon bier na9
9arrisburg.
SSn ben taBbolNde Girdsn pirb
Der rBofen4Sonntue" moraen our9
b%eioncsrs quite Nuiit beganssn tperz
ben.
- Sn Der 9reieinistsits : Stride
pirb puitor q. s. Sterssr ibsr
uWaffingtun unD feline Propbs5eiunz
aen" 'fre6en.
- Yafior 9. 8dnef bon Der Bob
miIdRn episcopal : Stride, Gds BON
WaibiaetOnltroBe uro 4IblanozNp.
er9isli BON ben Gburiltsn Der 8ir9s in
@eme.ni4aft NIT ben Sonnto9sl9iiz
Tern, o6t berrli4e aemalte Memorialz
5entsr gum @efasnf, bic Soensn aus
benz 2eben DEB @etreuaisten porfelz
len; S,6n tpsitere 5enier psrbsn i'm
5ruhatre benz @ottesbaufe beisefiat
ueroen. Die &irde nsbt isbt i9ulz
benfrsi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Rein Weibna6tss cbn Teuiabrssaorb a~iortirter
2iaueure 1T pouitGnpie obne cine Slaibe Or. Sies
aert's ansOitura.gitters. %impOrtirt bon suOs
4meytta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Giner ab 50 unb Gggs."

Giner ab 50 unb Gggs."
Gontrplsur Smitb betpiaigts geItern
bic 8sdnungen fir bic untofen, psfz
de aus Der am lebten Ofenftas ftattz
ssfunbsnsn RsiIe Der ftdbtii9en ST.
n%an3beb0rbs na9 Mnnapolis in 8eSug
auf ben gsplanten 9srfallf Dss Gkiuz
peatszaanals entItanbsn paren. Der
Gontrolsur mar nidt penig %erftaunt
iiber bic uGrtrapa9an5" Der 8eb0roe,
benin bic feds PerIonsn hattsn niat
tpenieer als $3.50 perpubt: $3.50 fir
bic Gilsnbabnfabrt uno $3.50 fir
Mittagefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Observation-Disclosures

GriminaI> @eri9t.- @or
3i9tsr Wrist.) Disbltabl - 4nnis
8otpfer, Nsssrin, Is Monate 3u9tz
baus; 8obert 8ibole. Negsr. 2 Moz
nate @sfdnsniB; @altsr Sadion, auf
garols sntlahen; George Watt, 6 Moz
nate 9efdnenib; Qnoratp Mc9ols, 2
Monate 9sfdnaniB. 8ranbfiftuns-
Qrmfisib 9reinfreet, 1 Sabr Staatsz
Mrbsitsbaus. Mngriff 2ouiia
SimpIon, 2 Sage @sfdnsnib. Imam
Itdnoigs gntblDBuug - Sames 90.
Bright, 8 Monate StaotsaNrbeitsz
baus.
4btbeifune Nr. 2. = Wor
Ridter Sbarp.) 0isbtabl- Mi6ael
O'Hsaf, 60 Sage Gefdngnib; Wiaiam
%. @bitmppe uno Martba pearion,
nidt {9ulois; 5rant 9oooapaD, 60
Sage @sfdngniB. MorDangriff-W.
Msttes, as Sage Gsfdnsnib. Jries
bsnsftDruns - Samss S. Quinn, benz
r9aDpietpzMIDl" afs irrIinnig iberz
pieien; 5rarf Nopafofsfi, 3 Wonats
@efdneniB psgsn Diebtabl, uno @m.
Mmos, 1 Sabr 9efansnib psssn
Diebltabl.
r5urnperein 8prpdrts."
CINE duBerf aemitblihs Seisr fino
in Der v@prtpGrts : 9ale" 5tatt. Der
Damsn : 8srsin battle an ale Damen
unb 9srren, tpsl4e fi6 aelsssntli4 bes
MuI tern = Soupers am 0antIagunss=
tass perhient ssma6t buttsn uno 10 gu
benz ssobsn Grfolss beitrugsn, Ginla<
bunssa srlaHen. 9a Der gin1abuns
Ollie nit nur ~ein5slnen Musna6men
6olse tsiitstsn, mar ss cine faItlids
3abL unb nabm bas SET einen duberIt
ssmiitnl;Gsn 8erlauf. prof. Stsin@
palb l;sfsrte bic Muiif unb lieb Ii9
bic bon ben Oamen au6ersitstsn Speiz
fen eGi i9msden; audi fsblte es ni4t
an benz eOlsn Nab. 9ierna9 CAB man
fi9 sanj benz 8ergniisen FIN; es tpurz
De mult5irt, ppbei fi9 ST. 2ude hz
lonbers %6srprrtbat, urb fiott setanot;
stpi F9srourh purosn audi bumoriftsz
F9e 9ottrdss sebalien, tppbei 9r.Serz
mann 8raft bic 2a6mustsln gu re!<
gen tpubte. .Gas arrangements Goz
mite Dom 4uItsrn Soupsr leitete bic
5eftli3feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
lin 8elh uno Ge6t.

Gin Gpman aus Dem 2eben. - Del
Monofat ðum tlagt um 1etn
Sinh, oas er ME geIeben. = s.
SarrtIon @orrett's 8inoer ppusn
ibnen 4ntbeil am 9ermDgen ibrss
Grobpatsrs. - S4aOsnerlabtlaz
ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Sru4e Qebetlt.

cine Tmamntss n iaInniasb eana Mntr'haitStn MnhTs. amamW ont t5to Dor Ngm:
. bic IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO, 1913 BROADHAi, NEW YORK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07
Piute War Claims

Not included in the Omnibus bill, have,
upon the motion and action of Senator
Stewart. been referred by the T.. Senate
to the q. S. Court of Claims for settle
ment
All persons in any wise interested in
any of said claims are requested to write
in reference thereto to the undersigned
who fully understands same. and has had
much to do with them during many
years last past. JOHN MULLEN,
Attorney at law.
No. 1910 Connecticut Avenue Wash
ngton City. y. {.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07

It's no trouble to get good cigars
{. W. Friend keeps them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07
Wanted.

For Mutual Reserve Fund Life Ass. Of
New York, active, intelligent and capa-
bic men wanted as local and special
agents for the Mutual Reserve Fund.
in the State of Nevada. Up to date
producers, with references, may obtain
liberal contract on application to c.
NJ. Oakley, manager, rooms ;, 9and 70
Chronicle building San Francisco, Cal
fOrnia. m19-2w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07

GEO. W. COWTNG,
Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07

Waterman s Ideal Fountain Pen is
the easieat writing pea in the market.
J. N. johnson. agent.
They say whiskey is a cure for La
Grippe, but if you'll Eat one Of Mrs
Nuss's tamales every evening before
going to bed you'll never have La Gripp
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07
A Great llniment.

Dr. Beuton's liniment, which affects
man and beast alike is the grandest Cura-
tive liniment ever manufactured in the
world. You have but to use it once and
you will never use anvOther. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-07
Dated April LIST, 1892
TORREYSoN Il SUMMERFIBLD,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified by the District Court, First
Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
vada, in and for Ormsby county, as
Administratrix of the estate of Ann
McEwen, late of said county, deceased,
that such appointment was made on
the 9th dag of February, 1899.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the same
with proper vouchers attached, with
the Clerk Of said above entitled Court
within three months after first publ
cation of this notice.
Dated Carson, New, Elizabeth NJ.
Chandler,
March 30. 1899. Admins sratriX
of estate Of Ann
McEwen, de-
Z ceased.
It's no trouble to get good cigars
{. W. Friend keeps them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

breastworks and forts from which 'nes "a
marched thirty years ago under Grant INTO .ne
Wilderness. to the Rappahannock ana INC
James, fighting some of the heaviest battles Oh
the world and giving the death grapp'e 10 'ne
rebellion of the South IN
II REQUIRES the swing OF a turnstiie ano d io
cent piece to pass the iron portal FROM 'he
small fee charged and the liberalty OF the con-
Rregation and their friends abroad the church
has lust been completely renovated ana may
now be considered good for many years Iho
interest of American citizens In everything re-
,atine TO General Washington and General Lee
seems 10 be on the increase, and especially since
the opening Of the trolley from Washington 10
Arlington. Alexandria and Mount Vernon has
made IL so easy and inexpensive to get TO those
The interior Is now exactly as 1t was in Wash.
ington's day The church Is built OF the small
bIuish brick imported by Lord Fairfax from
England The high pulpit, with wooden canopy
0he latter In part reproduced), and tablets on
e,ther side of the chancel containing the Loro s
PRAYER Apostles Greed and Ten Command
rnents. are the original work. George Washing
ton was a member of the first vestry of the
church. in 1865. when he was provincial
colonel a large plantation owner and leading
figure in the Province.
In the old days there were thirty-two high,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
A PIETA SET UP IN HOBOKEN.

scrrLPTURED OUT OF sARRAVEZZA MAN
RrE FOR THE PAssIoNIsT MONASTERY.
There will be a dedication Of new marble
groun the Pieta at st. Michael's Monastery
church. West Hoboken. at 3 o'clock this after
noon when a sermon will be preached by Fatner
Fidelis. c. p. (the Rev. James Kent Stone). Inc
group represents the Blessed Virgin supporting
the Christ on her knees at the moment He was
taken from the cross. This Is said TO De the
only Pieta In marble In America. and Is py
Joseph Sibbe a sculptor Of this city. VINO oe-
voted a year to it's production and went 10
serravezza, Italy. for the purpose OF procurihs
a block from the same quarry which supplied
the material for Michael Angeles Pieta at 81
peter,s. Rome. and the colossal statues OF Day,
Night Dawn and Twilight on the tomb OF the
Medicis at Florence. The Pieta at st. Michaers
was made from life studies. the faces being
,dealized. and the figures are life size. TWO OK
the largest alto relieves In the world py the
same sculptor, have been recently set In tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
EXTRACTION WITH CHILL.
EFFORTS TO SECURE THE RETURN OF AN AL
LEGGED DEFAULTER FOR TRIAL
AT BOSTON.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE State Department is
making efforts to secure the return to the United
States for trial on the charge OF embezzlement of
r. I. Moore Boston bank clerk. who is now held
under arrest at Valparaiso, Chill. The Gillian
Government, II is understood. is willing TO sur
render the man to the United States II the legal
requirements are met, would be the case where
an extradition treaty existed. On being Informed
by the United States Minister at Santiago that
Moore was under arrest in Chill, the State Depart
they have just received the papers on which the
request for surrender is to be based Minister
Wilson IN answer TO an inquiry as 10 how long the
man could be held replied that the Gillian authori-
ues hPd agreed 10 hold him until November IA As
IL was manitestly impossible for the pspers 10
reach Chill. II dispatched Immediately before that
secure an extension OF the period OF detention He
mas replied that the request has been made and is
now before the Gillian Congress for decision
Boston, Nov. n.-Poce Inspectors Andrsw
Houghton and John Harris. OF the Boston bank
squad, were instructed to-day to 20 TO Santiago
chill. and secure the extradtion OF Frederick T.
Moore, formerly assistant teller OF the National
Bank OF Commerce here. who on May q. 1895 II In
alleged disappeared with $4,000 belonging TO the
valparaiso. Inspector Houghton goes as the direct
representative OF President Mckinley and has re
ceived the necessary credentials from Secretarv
Hay The officers will start on Tuesday and ~ 49,
cessful In their efforts Moore will he fried IN ~.
United States courts here. ~ " '""
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SEVERAL COLONIES TO BE PROMOTED.
THE PRESIDENT ABOUT TO FILL VACANT BR1GA-
DER GENERALsHIPs IN THE REGU-

Washington Nov. lit Is understood that the
President will avail himself OF the opportunity
offered by the existence Of the vacancies In the
Regular Army caused by the death Of General
Henry and the retirement OF General Shafter to
promote and retire with the rank Of brigader gen.
eral in the Regular Army several Of the few
naming colonies of the Regular establishment who
rendered conspicuous service in the Civil War.
This would be revival Of the movement which led
to the retirement In this manner of five of those
colonies when General Skaters retirement
CURED. Since that time efforts have been made by
friends OF the officers who were not advanced to
secure some such recognition for them. and 1t is
believed the President is inclined TO grant their
quests At least he has secured from the War De-
partment full records OF the military services of the
officers deemed eligible for promotion and retire.
ment Tie list does not Of course, include all the
colonies in the service all OF those who are
veterans OF the Civil War. for not all OF these
anxious be retired. in consideration OF the
advance in rank. Two of the names under con-
sderation those OF Ohio commissioned An
drew s. Burt. 18th Infantry, and Colonel Gilbert s.
Carpenter, 18th Infantry, both of whom stand we'll
up the list and have records of the highest ex-
cellenCe.
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church, which is fine example Of Roman
basica architecture and decoration
WILSON CALLS FOR HARMONY.
HE SAYS REPUBLICANS SHOULD GET TO
GETHER FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN.

Postmaster Wilson will not encourage any fac
tiona strife In the Republican party for some time
to come. Mr.. Wilson is able to convince any one
almost that his antagonism this year to Messrs
Woodruff. Atterbury and Dady was fully justified
and had wholesome effect. But now that the fail
election is and the party will soon be entering
on the National campaign, Mr. Wilson is vigorously
opposed TO factional strife Yesterday, when asked
by Democrat to discuss the majority against the
Republican local ticket In Kings. he said:
l decline to discuss the last election. We are
approaching an important campaign. in which great
interests are involved II Is the duty OF every Re
publican in this county TO forget the factiona dif-
ferences which have prevailed here and unite In
giving President Mckinley a rousing majority in
this county next year. The recent elections In the
pie are in hearty accord with him, and these cleo
tons also show that when he goes before them next
fall he will be elected by a larger popular and cleo
toral vote than he was in 1895. / trust that the
Republicans in this county will get together and
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