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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
Whack at a Subordinate.

Messrs. Devensh and Taft spoke
against. the amendment and Mr.. Ed
wards, i'm speaking IN favor Of the re-
commendation OF the committee on by
laws. took occasion to say: 1T has beer
current upon the streets today that
certain subordinate OF this school COM
mittee has been attempting TO influence
the action of this committee. i don't
mean to say that any members of this
committee could be influenced, but i do
condemn any action taken in that line
by any subordinate employed by sub
committee. If there is person in the
employ of this school committee who
attempts to influence directly or indl-
rectly the action of this committee on
an important matter like this, or TO
influence the action of certain subordi-
nate bodies, the sooner such influence
is eliminated from our schools the bet
ter IL will be for the schools of the city
OF Providence"
After remarks for and against the
amendment had been made by several
members. the question was then called
| for on the amendments offered by Mr.
| Gardiner, which were taken separately
| on a roll call. and both amendments
were lost. "a to 3. and the amendment
! proposed by the committee on bylaws
| was then adopted.
| Mr. Manchester moved that the bal
ance OF the amendments to the bylaws
be takeA up as a whole, and it was 81
voted. and the balance of the amend
| ments were then adopted.
| Mr. Joslin then nominated as superin
| tendent of public schools for three
| years Horace S. Tarbell. and Secretary
| Rose was instructed by unanimous vote
| 10 cast one ballot for Mr.. Tarbell ther'
| being no counter nominations. The bal
| lot was cast and Mr.. Tarbell was de
| clared elected for three years.
| The school committee then adjourned
| TO meet on the last Friday of Septem
| ber. according to law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01

The Fourth of July will be celebrated
in this city. the special city council
committee on the celebration having ar
ranged a programme for the day which
is in keeping with the Importance OF
the occasion. The committee, consist
ing OF Councilman Perkins, chairman
and Councllmen Leonard, Hull and
Wright. and Alderman Freeman and
West, held It's final session last even
ing at Clerk Hayden's Office and per-
fected the arrangements and completed
the programme.
Ths arrangements for the day are:
At SUNRISE 4:15 a. m, The several city
flags will be set and salute of Il guns
will be fired by a detachment OF Sat
terry A, Light Artillery, under COM
mand of CAPTAIN Edgar II. Barker. Al
s. 30 a. IN. the several bells of the city
will be rung for half an hour. NJ
$3.50 will occur the military parade, un-
dor the command OF Chief Marshal
Rr;g Gen. Hiram Kendall. Lieut. Col.
Arthur v. Wariield will be chief OF
staff.
The first division will comprise Bri-
gade II. |. militia and naval battalion
n. /. VI. This division will form on
the east side or Soubh Weler s'reSt'
The second division will comprise the
United Train OF Artillery ana Sons OIL
Veterans and Col. A. III. Eccleston VIII
command the division. The third divl-
sion will comprise the uniformed Irish
volunteer and cadet organizations and
will form on Dyer street. Col John j.
Dockery will command this division
The bands I'm line will be Reeves
American band Hedy-Livsey, FAR
mans. Hlbernian Fife and Drum band
and stones Continental.
The route of march Will be: Market
souare. Westminster, Exchange street,
Exchange place Dorrance street twhere
the column will pass in review before
the governor. the mayor and members
Of the city government OF Providehcel
Westminster street. Jackson. Broad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
HOW THE FOURTHWlLL
BE CELEBRATED HERE.
Program Arranged by City Council
Committee --- Military Parade,
Band Concerts and Fireworks.

way. Baker avenue, Westminster Wey-
hosset. Dorrance. to Exchange plaOe'
where the parade Will be dlsInlsseu. A.
Al IL o'clock meridian the city Dehs
will be rung for half an hour anu
salute of 45 guns will be fired. Az iaiio
the Rhode Island society, SONS OF 'ne
American Revolution, will celebrate AT
the First Baptist meeting house. Inc
Declaration OF Independence WIN pe
read by Compatriot John L. rarns-
Worth and there will be an oration py
Hon. George II. Utter of Westerly;
At 4 o'clock there will be balloon
ascension at Roger Williams park near
the Casino, under the direction OF . 10
lanes X. Allen and Edwin Barnett
7fna IV1rr-Kn0Wu- Providence stetoif+tt tit%T
From A to 6 there will be a grand con,
cert al Roger williams park by Reeves
American band and the Hedly-Llvsey
band combined. under direction OF ID.
w. Reeves and w. f. Livsey
At 5 p. m. Prof. John w. Glenister
will give an exhibition or fancy swim
ming and life saving in the lake at
Roger Williams park. At 1:24 y. m.
(sunseD a salute of II guns will be
fired and the city bells will be rung
for half an hour. From 745 TO 10 in
the evening Reeves's American band
will give a concert at the park.
From 10 10 y. m. there viii be con-
cert on Dexter 1ralnlnS BTouhu py i'S"-
| ly-Iivsey band, and an exhibition or
PAINS fireworks by King a. Co. This
! exhibit will include salute, aerial gums,
illumination of grounds with powerful
| colored lights, ascent OF balloons car
rying magnesium lights, display Of
rockets, American flag, batteries OF
large saucessons, salvo Of bombs. flight
of asteroid rockets. umbrellas Of fire.
Saxon square. mines o. serpents, salvo
OF shells. batteries of stars, 2arge devil
among the tailors device, groves OF
iewelei palms. rockets. opal showers,
portrait OF Admiral Sampson, hanging
gardens, floating festoons of fire, por-
trait of Admiral Dewey. golden cloud,
| battery OF streamers device. Spanish
War piece. aerial bouquet. 100 colored
rockets good -night--in all 81 numbers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
GETS BOSTON s. ALBANY
8 Per Cent Dividends on
S25,OOO,OOO B. and A. Stock.
Offer for FitChburg Road.

Boston and Albany. This merger is one
of the most important railroad events
of recent years. The scheme was plan-
ned and carried out by William *. van
derblt quietly. j. Pierpont Morgan a'i5
~ McJ< Twombly were associated
with Mr.. Vanderbilt in arranging the
details OF the transaction.
Another matter considered py tne
New York Central directors was the
proposed acquisition OF the F1tchonrg
railroad. The Fitchburg is a natu'dl
New England connection of the West
shore. and it's territorial relations with
the Boston and Albany system are go
close that the Vanderoilts are desi<ous
of controlling the property.
The fact was made known YESTERDAY
that the New York Central manage
ment had offered 10 lease the Fitchburs
i'm perpetuity on a guarantee of per
cent. on the stock. But this offer was
refused.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
Grammar and Primary Teachers.

Mr.. Metcalf. from the committee on
grammar and primary schools reported
the following nominations: To be as
sistant teachers, Angeline Haskell,
Thayer street: Elizabeth Il. Forbes.
Doyle avenue. Harriet r.. Wood Cand-
ace street; Ella Romlnson. oxford
street; MinerN - q. Curtis. Pace street:
Anne Z. Walker, Brigham street; Mar
ian l.. Earle. Atwch's avenue; We'll
tha Farwel. Branch avenue.
To be kindergarten teachers. Julia
Pepper. principal Amy street, Nellie
G. Read. assistant 10 same: Fxith w.
Bartlett. prlncipei ArnOi- street; Jes-
sic NJ. Kimball. assistant. same; Clara
B. Cobb, principal, Beacon avenue;
Maude l.. Coh,a.. assistant, same:
Geneva \. Cobb. principal, Benefit
street; Adelaide \. Vince r. principal.
California avenue; Evelyn Staples.
principal, Charles street; Mary II.
Towle. assistant. same: Lucy l..
Blanchard, principal. Chester avenue:
Bertha : Bailey assistant slme Fan
ME +. Hawkins. principal. Julian street;
Helen q. Carey. ass stant. same: Annie
O. Foster. principal. Montague street:
a. Elizabeth Burr assistant. same:
Anna l.. O'Connor principal. and Lu-
ellie :. Couch. as assistant at Mt.
Pheasant avenue Jessie NJ. Barton.
prime pal. Potter's avenue: Rose T..
Kelley. principal. and Carrie Siocomb,
assistant. Putnam street: Annie J..
Preston. nrinclr1l. Ring sllaet: Frances
u. kcrn. principal. and Ethel y. Brown
assistant. Smith street. Lucy r Covell
principal and Charlotte T.. Ripley. as
sistant Willow street: julia u. Wand
principal. Harriet street: Pauline y.
Tappan. PRINCIPAL Manning street
Winifrei NJ Rice. principal Graham
street: Martha A. Freeman. principal
Hammond street; A. Gertrude May
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01

Washington. July 1.-For New Eng
land fair tonight: increasing cloudi-
ness Sunday; warmer In northern por-
lions. light southerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01

Lord Rossiyn. though bankrupt
and therefore. debarred from his seat
in the House OF Lords. is trying 10 get
MP a lin ted liability stock company 10
manage himself his estates and assets
after the model of the Lord ana Lady
Warwick company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
N EW SLE T s.

Dreyfus gets vindication-
This is gratifying. yet,
To enhance the worlds elation'
What does Esterhazy get?
Chicago Record.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

li9 ieltener. Die 0ertGufe bon
Quinces lino nitt Defenders siinz
itis; idabbafte Gorten lino fpe3iea
flau. -S e1leris 1T untbGtis. =
Sir WeiBtobl rpdre tiibleres Wsts
ter srtpiinidf. - 9lumentobl III
iebr periaieoen in Der Nualitdt unb
ben preiien. -pfirfihe iinb Isbr
rar uno pdrsn CUTE Sorten ertpiinl9t.
= SIR 3niebeln lit Der DART
flau uno obns gshsruns. - Die 3uz
fenbuusen bon spmatoss psrosn
! ssringsr, bic preiTs linb itetis. - Sir
oncsre @smIis aus Der ~l1mssssno 1T
ts!ne bsmertens4pertbs @enoerung einz
eetretsn.
Die preiie iirb, ME folst:
4spfel, pro SAB 80. 5Oc.-$2.50
gspfel, pro &ifts 2Oc.-35c.
girnen, pro 8iite -. 5Oe.-65c.
girnsn, pro SAB =. $4.OO-$5.OO
3uderriiben, pro giinoel >. 14c.-2e.
Weibtobl, pro 100 =. $2.00-$3.O0
aruns6sersn, pro 5ab $4.OO-$4.75
tomatoes. pro 8orb -. 2Oc.-25c.
3pisbsln, pro 8uidel :. 32c.-7Oc.
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pfiriihe. pro &orb 65c.-$1.15
Srauben, pro 8 bib. Sort 12c.-14t.
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2imaz8Obnsn, pro 9uifsttiite Co.,
75c. I
aurtoffelr. pro 8uidsl 35e.-45c.
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3unos Riben, pro &ite 25c.
Auinces, pro &orb .... 30c.-4Oc.
3uoRsfer, PRO 100 SOC.
Ylumsnfobl, pro Srate $2.25-$3.OO
Creme : Butter. pro Yfuno 2Oc.-24c.
Do. 9uirp print, pro pfo. 18e.-21e.
gier, pro OuBeno -. 159c.-17e.
2ebsnoss gsflig.i, pro pfuno:
Nlte 9ubner ...... 8c.-09c.
Sunge Siibner .. ..... Sc.-81c.
Butter, pro pfuno ...... lie.
gnten ... oc.-9c.
@dnls, pro Slid 3Oc.-5Oc.
Sauben, pro puar 10c.-15c.
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Ser ,,Yrnfekur" int Garn.
Wei Elm 9ppnotiisur e;n:n 9Ofionsr
Matler um $4,000 BE I9pinbelte
unb iebt eings5ponnen 1T.

"tutt@i NV YfOOO SHI"pHN''S
uab iebt einselponnsn 1T.
Nep gorf. 10. Sttober. -
G6arles ,SobsTon, pber pie ct IiAr
fel6it uennt. nprof. 6. @an Opts".
bon go. IS Met 35. @trabe. ein
9bpnotifeur. Msbium. DdbrIdeer
unb mas berlei Oinse me6r iinb, Be-
finb,t 1i9 in ben Mai9sn bes 91ebss.
Mts 8ldserin eegen i'm tritt Srau
Muttie 9pTman. bon go. AZ Weft
35. @trabe. sbmfans elm Mebium,
auf. Oisislbs, psl9s tiirali9 nit if
rem 9attsn aus 8oiton b~Ierbergetom=
men. er3dblt cine gar sissns gsIai4z
te.
Na9 ben Mngaben Der Srau famen
am %. September bret Mdnnr,
bon tpeldsn Iid Der cine fir einea
poliasibeamten. Der opeite fir einen
Yinferton : Osteftip, Der brittle fir
einen Mngsltelten Der 0iitrittsan=
tpaltI6aft in Bolton ausgab, gu ibrsm
Manns un5 bisltsn ibm bic anssbz
li9sn papisre fir feline Iuslieferung
na9 MaHadufetts unter bic Nufe.
9D1man, Der in Bottom als Mutlsr
tbdtis sstpsfen, fibtte isin 8espiiisn
ni9t gang rein. unb als ihm bic Orsi
Iastsn, Die Sa9e tDnne fir $4,000
ngeiettelt" perben, ba lief Der Fribez
re Matler gu ieinem Sreunbe. Dem
profefor @an Dpfs, Der ieines WiTz
TENS als bielieitisss Genie audi On
malt par. Der 9srr nprOFeHor"
priiFte bic Musliefsrunsspupiere. fanb
iis ppGItdpbig in Srbnung unD ristb
Splmon, bic Su6s beisulesen. Na6
9auie suriidsetebrt, gub 9pImun Dan
brei fremben Mdnnern aus WaTz
fa6uIetts bic Oiamuntsn Isiner Jruu.
$500 in BARREN @elbe uno einsn
We9Tel fir $500, ben er am nD9Iten
Sage einlDte. Dsn fslt Der $4,000
psrIpra4 sr. nad unb mad a65abisn
gu mollsn, unb Der rprofeKor" 8an
Obfs ma6te Ii9 anbei{9ig. bic ueberz
mittelung bes 9eloes oerunlafen gu
ponen. 9piman TOM aber bod na4
Ginger 3ett Die Sa4s etpas unsebsuz
erli9 DOT. mar bod 8an ODte Der
einaise Msni9 in Stem : gort, nell
der bon ieinen S9pulitdten in 3d.
ton tpubte.
Gr tpanbte fih alTo in feiner Notb
an einsn tpirtlifyen Mntpalt. ndmlih
an vMbs" 2spp. tp.l9sr tpieberum Ga
pitdn MoGlustp benu4ridtists. Sin
i9lduer Gelo3ugsplan tpurbe entpOrz
fem. Oetettip 5uplor perfonifi5irte
ben rsiden Sntel Der Jrau 9pImun,
unb als rProf." 9an 9pte fam, UNI
@elb su coasftirW. lodte Sablor 5uz
crit Die Diamanten Der Jrau aus ihm
t,ruus; bann na6m er i'm nit Silz
fe aipeier Goleger. tpelde fi6 Big baz
bin peritedt gebalten, fsit.
Der 9err nprOfsFor" purbe i'm
Seffsrion : Murtet puli5eissri6t UNI
ter $500 8irs!9uft fir Elm auF
Dpnner1tae anbsruumtes 9erbOr FeIt>
QebaltN.
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Grmurbete 0nlbiu9er.
Nrbrehen in Mlasta. - Morber als
Gefangener an 8orb zines 3ons
f1tters

Wsrbrehen in Mlasta. - MDrber ols
@efansener ON 8orb zines 3oaz
futters.
Gan Graneisco, 10. Ott. -
Der S4oner .Bpnansa", pelher nit
elmer Gabung g~lfenbein, Jii4bein
uro pelsen, bon Wlasfa bier antam.
1T BET point 8arrotp nit benz 3onz
tutter .Bear" auiammensetroffsn,
'beTen gapitdn. Sorpis, mittbeilte, bab
ii9 ouf benz r8ear" apsi in Gtz
len liesenbs @efaneene beFinben, Elm
Weiber Wmsritoner) unb Elm Snoiaz
ner, bic i'm 8pbebue : Sunb pesen
Mopbes fe%ftsenommen spuroen. Der
Wsibs ion einen 9olbiudsr ermorbet
baber, Der Snbianer. 9duptling Ell
mes Stammes. foQ nit anloeren Snz
oiunern cine Mnaabl Weibe ibrer Qusz
rufuns unD Wertseuge beraubt uno
ermoroet baben.
Gapitdn Sarpis BON r8ear" fu4t
AUDI na6 einem Weiben. tpel9sr bic
Snbianer ouf ct. 2aprenoe Sslanb
baau aufseitadelt baben foa, auF ben
MiNiondr auf ct. 2aprenoe Sslano
gu fdi.ben. Gapidtn Sorpis bat jebt
au9 @runb gu elaubsn, bab Der Ga
pttdn bes S9ooners Settle, mel
der Dor einem Sabre Bel SPORT Gldz
renee anssbli9 zines naturli9en So
bes ftarb, in Wirtli4feit ermoroet
purben 1T. Ser @sroaht Der Shat
ri9tet fia sesen einsn Nortpsser, Der
Gisentbumsanipri9e auf ben S6ooz
ner erbebt unb bs1en Wifauibies
5nei Ginseborens fein foIen. Die 8ez
mannuns BEG r8ear" iuht au4 bei
point Sope na6 ben 2eidsn apeier
9olofuder, Die, auf ibrem Shlitten
fabrenb. bon Ginseborenen perfolgt,
%iiberfa1en, beraubt unb ermorbst
purb.n.
Die Dampf : Su4t rSopnssnb",
Gisentbum bes rsi9sn @rubsnbelibers
=. y. Zane, TT bon Sap Home, mo-
bic neuen @olbFeloer entbedt puroen,
bierber auriidsefsbrt. Wd6renb bss
Spmmers, i'm Monat Suit. bra4te
bic Sadt 70 @oloiuder. bic am &ot<
aebue : Sunb in duBerit bebrdnster
Gage tparen, na9 &ap Noms. Dreiz
unoa4t5is anbere Notbleiosnbe muir
ben bur9 ben 3ontutter u8sur" aus
ibrer per5peiFelten Gage am &obebues
Curb e~ersttet unb na4 ct. Mi4ael
perbru4t. Die Mebraabl lit am
Storbut unb @isle batten 9dnos uno
6uBe bur9 Grfrieren p%eripren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-11

ntr oas Saus bstret.r. Sic befunt
E9 np4 in Der 8orbole, bod ebe fl
li9 auaidaieben tonnte, battle fi4 Ell:
ner Der 2eute ibr %sendbert.
~Wer5eiben Sic Maoame," iaste er
b0flid sriibsnb; rid mub sic 1pre:
den."
rmi6?" fragile bic junse Jrau er:
itaunt. rWer limb Sie?"
Ser poli5eicommiRdr bon Yer:
MEL"
rad ia, riatis! 9err 9ertou, MIDI
trabr9 Sd ertannts sic ni9t sleia.
Wa5 niin{den Sic o mir9"
rMahome," - Der 8eamte rdulper:
IL iidj Elm apenis berleseu, rid pa;
BE bisr einen 8srbaftsbefebl gegsr
Sic" l1nb pamit bielt er ibr baS
9latt bin.
vGinen @srbaftsbsf,bl9 @as ba'
bas gu hbeuten?"
DAP id Sic i'm Namsr bss &c:
1ebss berboften muB."
rMi6 perbaften2" f6rie Hbsu auf
pdbreno cine tObtiidw 8ldHe ibr sc:
(iht bsbedte. rWesbulb? @laub1
man etpu, ia bdtte meinen 9atter
psrsiftet?"
@sroubt iiber bisIen Musbru9, be,
einsm geitdnonib slid, neil ls Der
Snbult bes 9srhafts6sfehls nidt ssle:
len bate, ertpiberte Der 8samte: sd
tann Sh1en Ri4ts iossn, ais eub Sit
mir unperoiigli4 folsen miiKsn."
nSbnen folssn? uno has eleih?
rllnmOeli4!!" fisl bier Ssnnp Elm, BIZ
ouf bas laute Spreden Fin ber6eigs=
eilt mar.
rGs mub iein!" ertpiberte gertou.
SD Babe bic semsFsnitsu 8efsble, uni
i6 bite Sic, mir meme psinlifa Iuf=
sube nidt burd WioerItaub gu CT.
i9peren."
(Tnrffstuno tnIotN h4
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Cine sGI&fi&e G6e

siuiuaeben uno seiunce &ineer ~ Jtusen, feruer
aQes WiHensDertbe iiber Gefbfedbt ssA ranibeiteu
iusensiihe 0srirrrnsen. Smpotena. unfrmdhts
bartlett " |. no. entbalt oas alte, s~sbitaens. btutihe
BUD .,Der Retiunss=9lnser", As. QuN., $50
eetsn. NIT pisIsn lebrreiasn QbbiIbunaen. gsia
esr ein,is anosrldfIae Haibseber fur aranse unS
Gsinnoe unb namsntli& nidt ,m sutbebren far
2euts. bic ha oerbsiratbtn ponen, ober unaludiid3
Dsrheiratbet Rno. Wiro mad empfana BON as Cts.
IN Vof. 2 stamps foraiam perpadt trei suaeIon5t.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Der Rtttungsslnitr III aud ~ babtn Sci 8. q.
Sitmtrs in CIR. l0S, gartsNp,nut. naAs sapsttts
Strabt, une in mites gubban0lung. Rr. 236,
9spos Ssoarss StrakIs
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Niehfutter= unD Strsbpreije.

Nol9enbes lin0 Die auf Den llaatIiHen
@aasen fir Den, Strcb u. !. n. seitern e..
3ielteu Yreiie:
WorbmefIih { Us a
ecu - Gimothn.S eu taltes) Sl4 bis SIS,
nenes 9eu $ll bic sl3; gem. SIS bis
$l4 pro Eorne.
Stroh. -Wai,eufrsh So bls 50, 8ossen.
iroh sl2 bis SIS NIB 9aterftrub IS bis 50
pro 1uune.
Mats - $40 bic $2.75 pre- BaB.
Sehlihe @aase.
Seu - Eimothn. peu (altes) $13 - SIS.
neuesSen$- bis s.. aleeb:u 81 bis Sl2
pro 4onne.
Strop-Naiaenftoh $6-$7.50, Rsgs.n.
froh l 2.o0-tl3.00 n.poferfroh $6-$7.50
pro E.sIne.
Oias- $3.50 bis 1910 p.o Sos.
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Ser YrnDnften>W arft.

(Die unten ftebenoen preiie k3ieFn
ii4 auf bas @nsros= Gei4dft; i'm
Gnbetail 9anosI 1T Elm eafpg.>
denoer Qufihlas gu bere4nen.)
Die 3ufubr bon Qspfeln 1T reid
lid fir ben 8eoarf, obslsih tein us=
bsrflub an abiolut feinsn Qualitdten
porbanbsn lit. - Oh 3eit fir Rspz
Yorter 8irnen lit nabesu oOrbs;;
8irnen aus Der umeeseno iino senii=
ssno porrGtbis. Bel fsiten preiisn fir
before @orten. - Sir Sraubsn
1T Der Martt in 5olse ssringer Offer
ten unb unsiinltis.r @rntszNa4ri4ten
ltetis; Oelapare<S raubsn psrosn tda>
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0oitmarfen=M gentaren.
9srf4ieoene Staottbelk, in tpelfsn
poft WertbIaAen b.rtauft

IUtIUSN.
Ulelpals 6. g. Stott.
Vorts9pao - Yurnta j. eappinotsn.
G~oriu6=Autuue unb S%arriionsS traSt - Nober,
G. Y. 2su.
q. S,rabe una 3untiua Don. aptnus - Qsuii
3tnoOlar:
Crons,p;Q. 9iIam 3imbl..
Gort=av,nus uno 5obnfea"Strabe - o.. Q. G
SbtiDt.
s. uno GOusb.stras.. aisbIauOtOpn - Same.
6. {tuaI.
Cranq:piat @tore. Vtn.
CIR. %, unionsap,nus (Dooobtrrp) - Glar.ues
8. WiliGms.
9rOac,paps uno Baltimore stras. - George 2.
g9dp.
Unions Statiou, ,D.nnipleanir CABIN - g.. 8.
9roipn.
pin W. GalpH.
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gu perfaufen.

@iini6en Sic i'm nSruio=oia=Yarf1 su ipobnen
Genn bies Der Sail, iolten Sic unitre @duier an
Gperqresn=5crrace norDlib BON Gulton>Noenue,
BEN 9ort Qegeniibsr bsiidtistn; inDsn Der Saun
%sutferut ipirp, lit Jest Sbre @cltgeubsit iir's gan3s
2eben; ~psridumt pieielbe ni1t. 3=itbdiae Sduisr
su mdbigen 9reiisn; ale geauemlihisitsn. Na4.
~aufraqsn an Grt uno STEELE. Gerner 2stOdiet
@duier an Galboun= uno Saratooa= Strabe. =
&pnmt sur Seii6tieunq. (2S1, SO
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Eichmdrfte.

Chicago. Sus.. 10. Sft. - Die gu.
fuhr Don Riueoieh bttzus 5000 Stiid;
Nartt fef be, amiid,en $500 uns $500
pariirenben Treiien. Ship.ine 3ufuhr:
90. 900: Dtarft flau; bic y eiie oarrurt.u
1ipiihen $3.50 uno s.. u.s.. Shaafe: 2ufuhr
$4,000; Warft ifetig, be Preile parrlirteu
,miidleu 30 OO NIB 81. 90.
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Gin manselbaftes 0eiek.

Sntersfante 4usIasen pur Der Snbuz
itrie : GommiHion. - Wie Das
5nifdsnitaatli4e 9anoelsseIeb
umgangen nirb.
Burlington, y. g., 10. Stt.
- g. 81. GaQopab, prdlibsnt Der q,
3 Central 8abn. unb Jranf 8arrp,
@etretdr Der National : Mhoeiation
Der Miiblenbeiibsr, eri4iensn bier als
3eusen Dor Der Srouitrie : Gommiiz
finn. Der grltsrs faste aus, bic
8afnsefeaI4uft babe gesen Irbeiterz
Srganifationen cher fdisbsri9brliz
4s Iburtbeilung bon Differen5en
Ni9ts sinoutpenosn, ausgsnommen
tpenn es fid UNI 2sbsnsFraeen fir bic
gabn banols. Oas ssgsntpdrtiss
8unbesseIeb, pelbss feline Mittsl por=
fsbe, UNI @eboriam fir GntI9eiz
bunsen bon Sdiebsseri9tsn gu er-
opinsen, lei BON penis Nuben. Die
2obnfrage t0nne auf i9isosri9terlis
dem Wege nidt srlebigt rpsrpen. Was
Discrimination unb R%atentriege be-
trsffs. 70 babe fih bic MDeli9feit folz
der aumdlis perminbert. big faIt gar
feline @~.lesenbsii msbr fir folde Be-
ftebe. Ois Gro4tratm I.isn bon $1.88
per Sunne uno per Meile Big auf 70
Gents berunterse!sbt tporben. Mit
srobem Na6orud ipra9 Ii9 Gallo
map gegsn bas Billet : Matler : &C.
i9dft unb bas GreipabunpsIen aus.
Gr bsfiirtportete an @teGs Der segen=
pdrtisen 8eiteuerung eins @teuer auf
bic Netto : ginnabmen Der 8abnsn,
bin5ufugsnb, bic Seem : Yort Central
babe i'm lebten Sabre Stsuern in 6Dz
be bon 100000 entri9tst. 3uz
seberb, bab GrpOrtartitel bon ben Giz
{enbabnen biuiser befDrbsrt perben,
als Mrtitsl fir ben einbeimii9sn Com
FUN, be6auptete er, bic 8abnen
isien bier5u aenOtbist, I'm Der Con-
furren5 bes Iuslunoes gu bessgnsn,
uro bic prayis fugs Niemanosm
@9aben au.
8arrp's Nusfasen b~strafen baupt<
fd9li9 bic Grport 79aote fir Msbl,
i'm @srsleia gu ben fir Weiasn; sr
1aste. Die Discrimination 3ipi{9sn
betben lei fir bic Miblenbsiibsr febr
briidsnb; cine Der 5olssn berlelbsn
lei. bab Der Grport bon Meb( bon
Minmapolis unb DULUTH na9 benz
Muslanb fi9 i'm Monat September b.
s., i'm 0erslei4 gum Monat Sepz
tembsr 1898, UNI 122.625 SAB psrz
minbert babs. ndmli6 BON 485,435
auf 362.810. Cine anbere 5olse Der
Discrimination lei, baB Der l1sber>
5dub bon Wiebl uuf ben einbeimifhen
Martt eeporfsn unb baburh aud
Der preis bon Weioen gum @9aben
Der 5armer beruntsrsebriidt tpsrbs.
Gr erfldrte ferner, % rationale Son<
bels : &Drperi4aften bitten fi6 psrz
einist, um gu balpirten, bab bas spiz
f9snitaatliae 9anbelsgslsb 10 amen
Dirt peroe. baB bic gnH6etbunsen
Der apii9entaatliden Sanbelscom>
milton oblisatorii9 ssmaat piirosn;
entpsber miiHe bas @eleb amsnoirt
ODER fummt ber apiidenf taatlifen
Gommifion a~ufseboben tperben.
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Beforoeruns BON 4nfia9en.
2dnse Der erforosrli9sn 3sit our Gr'
T:ihun9 bsr osrIhieoensn Bee
H;tp rrroRorI

llnienfisbeao lit bic unsefdbre 3sit
fir uebsrmitieluns Der pofiaden BON
Dem Yaltimorer polt= Yursau nad ben
bduptid4iiGen sinbsimifden unb aus>
pdrtiaen Stdoten psraei4net.