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The times., 1899-06-24
Ericsson Linz Excursions. !"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
RAITJNORF


10 Philadelphia (day boa) every day lex.
eept srndayl at 7:S9 a H. .......-...-S 81 %
To Philadelphia might steamers) .........-S 50 60
To Philadelphia and return By rail .........S SO 90
10 Cape May tfiom Philadelphia by raiD .--- s. p
10 Cape May end return (ten days 9.....- 81 90
To Cape May and return (season) .......sI .25
10 atlantic Cit, (rom Philadelphia By rai) 81 -
10 Atlantic City and return (ten days. g. .
10 Atlantic City and return season. $500. .-S40o
10 Ashury Park, Ocean Grove. Long Branch. .si0o
10 Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, Long Branch
and return, season from Philadelphia by
r. -
10 New York from Philadelphia by raid -Sl.0o
10 Nov York and return eleven days. 49,. 500
Night steamers Except SurdayD from wharf,
Light and Pratt Streets, at p. III. Write for de
seriptive pamphlet and fishing grounds at Batter
ton Tickets for sale At OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets Tor Chester, Pa. Newcastle, Del, Albany.
Troy, Saratoga Springs, Newport. r. l.: Fall
River, Boston, New Haven. Bridgeport. Conn :;
Portland, Me. and points north. Tickets to
Philadelphia sale in Washington at b. 4
o. Ticket Office, Pennsylvania Avenue and 3.
o. depot.
CLARENCE sHRIyER. Agent, 2ol Light St.
R3ftiuore Md.
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ttRN-3K1T
MAN. sIs ~ 81 sw. ie22-2t-em
wANTED-A cook (co'oreD and 10 assist in
washing and ironing. Apply 2l2o F st. NV.
3e22-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE make a speciality OF trading
real estate. city, suburban. or country; give
me description OF what you have. ABRAHAM
FISHER, 5l2 + st. NV.
jell ,li.l7 is, 81, ,2i, ~, ,2s jy2
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WANTED PROPERTY.

wASTED-To buy cheap for cash. corner build
ing lot in Northwest. Address 7. & F.. this
efbce. my2i-a
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FOR RExT-sToRE AND CELLAR.

FOR RENT-I.arge store and cellar: 302O 1iu
St; only s27.52 per month. W. P. MET
GALE. l4lQ {; Il ma2J. .tf-em
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FOR RENT-Parlor and 2d-foor front room. 4O3
G. Il NV Je2i-3t
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FoR sAf.f-NoRrHwrsr.

FOR SALE-Cheap. lots, Deanwood, Northeast
&C. fare to any part Of city; easy monthly
payments. L. c. CATS, Gl2 St, room ;.
ic2I-7t
FOR SALE-Beautiful lots; 50xl25; west OF Chevy
Chase. adjoining General Drums property, on
Rockville Pike Apply FRANK STORY, Tenley-
town and Glen Echo Junction. js23-3t- -em
FOR SALE Building lot $3.50; l,s1o feet; ith st
ne. Address OWNER. this office. ie22 st
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW oRK-SoUTIANPToN-Lo
CALLING, WEST-BoUND. AT CEERBoURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 q.
ST. Paul. ....... June % New York. August
St Louis July ST. Louis. 90. August Q
New York. July - St. Paul. .... August 10
ST. Paul. July 10 New York. - August %
PHILADELPHIA. QUEENSTOWN. LIVERPOOL
Sailing Saturdays
kyniand d-...----..-...............Ju July !, p. m.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Y0RK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday at IL noon.
Westernand.. June 2s Noordland. -. July u
kensington July Friesland. July 10
These steamers carry only cabin and third.claSs
passengers, at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and Is. n. R.-ofice. 7S Broadway, n. Y.
Philadelphia ofice. 505-307 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OTIICE-l3o5 ST. " W.
Or w. C. MOSS, Agent 92l Pa Ave.
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wANTED-HoUsES.

NANTED-By man aud wife. house 70 take care
OF during summer; good refs. EX-soLDlER,
323 s;h ST i=22-3t-en
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

EFOR SNLE-IOUSES.
FOR sALE-G52 St ne, lot 20xs5, S rooms;
sold 10 close cstate very cheap at 81 900.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE d son, s0s East Capitol ST.
ie2i-it
FOR SALE-Just finished, 6-room and bath brick
houses; good section of Northwest; will sell
to reliable parties wishing home on monthly
payments OF s35; send for list
For Sale-Nonthly payments-Fine corner resi-.
dence in Northeast; 6 rooms and bath; large
yards; paved streets; snap. $500
ie2i-3t IL. II. HOWENSTEIN, 6l9 St NV
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CO csfaao1ak' 4 3aio AL.
Through the Grnndest Scenery OF
America. All Trains Festibuled.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
All McaIs Served I'm Dining Cars.
stntion Sixth and II streetn.

Stlltiule HI tlAeNb "AA4I 49, AeNS+
2:I5 P VI. DAlLY-Cincianati and ST. Louis
SuecIaI-solId Irsin for Cincinnati. Pullman
Sieepers TO Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville. In-
dianapois. and St Louis, withuu; change. Parlo:
Car Covington. Va, 10 Virginia Hot Springs
rarlor Cars I.acinnati TO Chicago.
ul0 p " DAILY +. '. Limited-SoliI
Train for Cincinnati. Puiiuan Sieepcrs 10 Cincin-
rat Lexington and Louisville, without ehaGge.
Connection for Hot Springs, Va, daily. fullma=
Sleeping Car TO Virginia Hot Sp.ings, without
change Tuesday. THURSDAY. and saturday. OBJ
seryatiou Car HiHtoa 10 Cincinnati. sleepers CIn-
ciHElti to Chicago AID 81. Louis.
2l5 T. NJ. DAl1Y-For GortousviNe, Char
lottesyille. Staunton. dsily. and loE Richmoad.
daily, except sunday.
Reservation aus. tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
ofEees. 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue: Coo 18th Street.
near +, and az the Station. Telephone call, ltIi
Tor Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H. W FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
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WANTED-A good pension clerk. Address. stat
ing experience and wages, T. Y, this Office
ie2s-2t
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HELP wANrEp-nALE AND FEM.IE

"Do DECEASED RELATIVES AND FRIENDS SEE
Us and Know Our Condition and Conductg"
Pastor Z. HEZ SWEM explains Sonday night. s
O'Clock. Free paws. Cool auditorium. Second
Baptist Church. 18th st. and Va. ave. Sc. 1t
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WANTED-Colored girl for homework and wait
ing on table Apply 633 y ST. NV. Il
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WANTED-A frst-class colored matron in select
hoarding-house; also neat pastry maid. BASE
MENT. GIG 81. II
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WANTED-Two colcred women as cooks and two
colored girls as nurses. lT02iz 10th St NV. II
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HELP wANTEp-rEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
The times., 1899-06-24

NY SPECIAL catalogue in suburban and country
property now ready; call or send. ABRAHAM
FISHER, so st. nv. jcIs. 20, %. "a
FOR sALE-Yery desirable; near electric road:
barcaiu 30 acres good garden land; tenant
house: large harm; orchard; live stream; location
yer, healthy. a. c. CAYWo0D 93S 9th ct. nw
it22-4t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-NOrthcsst, @ rooms, bath hay win
dow. brick: hot and cold water; range Ia
trnie side and alley; 2-story and cellar
under whole house; I6Ns0; cozy home; at car
line: 81 600 ABRAHAM FISHER, 5ls L ST. NV.
ie2s- -9t-em
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wASTED-BICYCLEs.

wASTfD-A secondhand wheel OF Grst-cla
make; rrnst be in perfect condition. Addrei
stating price, T. 4. r.. this Office. ~
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NANTED-Young lady to attend soda fountain.
Apply at PORTLAND DRUG STORE, 18th st.
and Vt ave. Il
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MANTED-Four laundressss. nurse girls. cooks
F st. NV It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08

len, bab err uu%FseFb0rt Gabe. in i9rsm
Gebensplan ibsrbaupt nod e;nsn
Wert6 oarSufislsn. Die ld9.rlids
HoQe zines sdnslih taltseIteutsn Sat-
ten polIte er ni9t fp:elen uno fir Ell
tlsn Summtopf. tpo1ts er audi ni6t gez
holter perosn; 10 na9m er BENIN l.eb.r
nos Wartprium auf Iih, fOrt5u1suz
heln, pie feline 5rau es ~perlangte.
Samals, als lie na4 Berlin 5osen,
hatten lie eudb bas potsrloI e aino
abpptirt; in Der GsIe1Ihoft gait 5bstz
ia aassmein als Gin ls9ltimss 5Iduz
lein 8urmeI ter, uno au6 er ptoer=
Ipru6 oisfer @nnabme nidt, osnn er
pur eitel auf bas i60ns Mdod:a, uao
er liabts' es tpegsn Ie;ner 9erSensein@
falt unb Site. Nsin, bos Sinh bate
er li6 our9 feline 2ie6e gu ei9en. &C.
ma6t, sr ponts troben auf 1ein Va=
tsrrs9t. Oas Ionte ni4t auf oenidz
ben DornenpFao seidst peroen, ouf
benz er isinn miioen, idpersn 2sio
oabinIdlsppte. SIRE Slags botts i'm
aufgsIhredt aus ie:rsr la6nen 9lel4z
g~iltigfsit. Das Sinh bate ia 10
reGt, er fonnte ibr 4nss 10 na6flbz
len. Sa, ia, bumm piro mon oaoon
uno ftumpf! unb piebsr bante er Die
JduIte unO tniridte por Ii9 Fin: nSie
berflufts Muiit!"
lGortfcbuna folatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
DaSSe|be Was lnr Frueher Gekauft HABIT
Ser Yrn0nften>W arft.
Tragt die ~ mn -

(Di. untsn itsbenDsn prs;ie be5isben
iid auf bas @ei4dft; i'm
Gnb.tail : 9anosI lit Elm s1tipys=
denoer Qufidlag gu bsrsdnsn.)
Die Naafrase nu9 feinsn
Nepfeln Pat Iid ettpus 9ebsfert,
pbslsi4 bic 8orrdtbe DON iOiden gez
ring iinb; bic prsiis fir ale min
i6snsapertben Sortsn IinD feIter. -
9@irnen er5ieItsn nur geringe ltm=
idBe; bic Saiion 1T na6e5u poriiber.
- Sir &ronsbesren mar bic
Nadfrass stpas better. - Isue gu
isnbuneen BON 5ruuben in sutsm
3uItanoe bebaupteten ibren bisberisen
Wsrt6. - 8irginisr CRIME 3 o6
men unb @rb1en tommen jebt
reidli9er berein; bic NualitGten linb
ieAr psrl9ieben. = Bfumentp6l
in bsiiersn Sprtan Iino feIt i'm Yreile;
be 3%uienpunsen o;eierQrt IinO gering.
- Weibto6l ~begegnete bsFerer
Iadfrage. - 3piebeln Tinb Itetiz
ger i'm preiis, iDtpsit before trodene
Sprten in getra6t tommen; minbsrz
tpertbige 4ualitdten finben gu irssnb
pei6en Preiien i6tper Ibna6me. =
8emi1e aus Der llmgegeno Iino
geniissno borbanosn uno Rp9aItnibz
mdbis bilig.
DE Prei1e Iinb, tpie folgt:
Iepfel, pro SAB 7Oc.-$2,25
Nepfsl, pro SiIte 2Oc.-3Oc.
3udsrrii6en, pro giinbel =. 11c.-2c.
Ws;btob(, pro 100 =. $1.5O-$4.OO
&~ronsbssren, pro SAB $4.5O-$5.5O
Srauben, pro 4 pfo.zaor6 Sic.
8artpffsln, pro 8uidel ;. 35c.-50c.
aarotten, pro giinDsl -. 1c.-19c.
Sellsrie, pro Ouseno 49,. 15c.-4Oc.
Meerrsttig, pro guffsitiIts $1-$1.5O
8opfialat, pro Sui6sttiite 25c.-35c.
Hunbe 3iibsn. pro aiIie . 1Oc.-12c.
Suinces, pro Sab -. $1.00-$2.5O
Eabies6sn, pro 100 SOC.
8lumsntobl, pro Grats :. 75c.-s1.5O
3%tpisbsln, pro 9uiGsl >. 32c.-38c.
girnen, pro SAB $1.5O-$5.OO
Spinat, pro 9ui6el -. 15c.-2Oc.
grbien, pro aorb =. $1.OO-$1.25
Crime Sobnen, pro Serb 75c.-$1.25
grsmezgutter, pro Pfunb 20c.-25c.
Do. DARN print, pro pfo. 18c.-21c.
@isr, pro 0usenb 18Bc.-21c.
0sbsnoss 9efligel, pro 9funo:
Qlte 9Ibner ... 89c.-9c.
Sunge 9i9ner 9c.-99c.
puter 8c.-10c.
gnten 8c.-9c.
9dnfe, pro Stiid +. 45c.-60c.
Sauben, pro Paur 15c.-2Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
snhafrifaniihe crtsnamrn

Die 3s9tTdreibuns Iiioufritunii4er
Namsn, io1peit lie benz Spra4ffabe
Der Buren, sniitammen. lisgt in Den
bO4osutidm 3situngsn bGufig ie6r
i'm Irssn. Die uria4e fiegt in Der
g~ntteQung Der nisoeroeutidsn Numsn
DurG engliids 3eitungsn uno Sabsl@
beritts, aus bsnen Die oeuIi4s 3eiz
tuas5ASsri4tsritattung Td0pfsn mub.
Der our6 feline iiioufritanl19en Dir
bsitsn bstannts 9artogrupb Sang
bans, bsFen rpolitii9 : militdriifs
aarte BON @iibafrita" (8ot6a, SuItus
gsrtbss; prsis l Marf) bic SGmpfe
Stpi1den 8uren uno y~ngldnbsrn Bis
CUR 8egenpart peranidauliAt, siebt
cine 3ufammsnitsnuns nieberDeutTtz
afritann9er 8runopDrtsr, bic in ben
Srtsnamal bss 2anoes bdufis tpiez
b%ertebrsn. Ds pi9tteIten fIbrsn mir
na9Itetnb ouf; uniere 2efer tOnnsn
iiA %etpoise unri4ti9teiten in ben
Ortsnamen Der etnlaufenoen Griegsz
bsri6te barna6 islb1 perbeNern: adr
bsbsutst einsn unterirbi1dsn Waferz
luuf 0o9oeuti9: Qosr; bona9 beibt
bic militdrii9 pi6tige Ghenbabnz
Sreu5 Itation i'm nDrbiifsn &aplanb
Oe Nar); bam be5sidnst uuber Dem
grhtpaG gum MuFangsn bes Waisrs
AUDI bic eeItaute Wahermsn9s ielbf;
boom: 9prnatasisnbeftanb in 5lubz
bsttm; britt: BluBfurt, lls6erfubrtsz
ltsae; fontein: WaherIpd), QueQs;
eruppatsr: WaKerlp6 i'm 5luBbett;
flip: Stein. alipps, Sslisn; tloof:
S6tu4t. SLUT; tolt: WahsrlO9; top,
topie: 9eretuppe, 6iigsl; laa9ts: Nie@
bsrung, 4psites 5lubtbal; muober:
Moralt; oos: Qugs. DaRsrtiimpsl;
boosts: Spfrbsne. gobsnf dpels; pan:
Sal5pfanns. RsIte friberer 8radrpalz
fer1es'n; poort: 9forte, GngpuB; put,
pitts: e~esrabensr gruansn, @af1sr%
LODI; rist: S9ilfrobr; rioier (nift
rspier): Stub; 1pruit: Bad, tlsIner
STUB; ftruat: Ds9etationslofs serOa@
beosdts Gbsne; pero: Weioez u. Sago@
feb. @bene; platte: 5lG6e, plateau
artige WafsrTfeibe spiIdsn Stpei
SlubipIsmen; ptsi: CUR Hsgsn5eit
Waher fu6renbe feline Senfungm nit
tbonigem gpbsn; apatsrbant: Wa1sr
baltsnbe, pa~rrsnarties @srtiefungen
i'm 5elsbobm; merit: Wobnptab, Inz
lieoelung; 3ono: SunbflG6s. CUR
rihtigsn Nusiprafs Der buadnbii9en
Namen 1si snbli6 nod angefii6rt, bab
ae tpis a lautet; ecu ME E; lie, leu tpie
i; il pis si g, 9. 9rij6urg glsi4 5rsiz
BURG; re pie II (alio 9losmfpntein
glei6 glumfontsn); Oh ME .; pu ME
gu; ID tpie ID; Ii pie ii; vi ME Ell;
b ME +; pis I 6.S. 3anoipruit 9leid
GnnDTbr9ut).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
@ine gfl&fi6e gle

aass WlHsnslpsrtbe iber Geid,ie6tssS ranfheitrn
laseneliDe Uerirrunsen. Smpoien,, unirud,ts
bartlett u. !. 10. sntbaIs bag alte. e~s6isseue. Seuti1e
Geiten, init pielen lebrreidsu abbiIouuaen' Gait
esr ein,s ,aperidfGae Rafbsrber fir &rauFe unS
gslunst rno namentiia niht AZ sntbebrrn tir
ssnfe: ore hh otrbeiratben ipoaen. ODER uneIldii1
In YOlt. Stamps fpraIam ptrpadt frsi ,mosIonht
NJ DEUTScHES, HEIL-INsTITtT,-
NO. u Clinton Piece. New York. N. Y.
sismrs in Rr. l03, garisMp.nue, nab. 6apttts.
Strabs, uno in 0itte's Suabanplun9, Tr. 90
goros 6omarD=S traEs.
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Geee1
~ aaenIeiben IT,

11aeeneatarrb, Dyspepiia empfehlen Prot.
6iem1en, 6eamain See, Sebert, Scube,
G,palo uno ole beoeutenoiten Ier5te 6uro=
pas uno Qmerifa's oas naturIi9e
KarIsbaoer maer.
Or. Suitie f9reibt in ieinem Derfe nber
Ole Karlsbaoer Quellen wie folst: ~Sei
6ronii6en Observation-Disclosures bef5en
mir fein %wirfiameres, rationeIeres uno
eimfaheres ReilmitteI, ais Ole Karlsbaser
Quellcn."
l1lan bite fi9 Dor Ta9ahmunsen. Die
ratirIi6en Karlsbaoer Daher haben oas
siesel Ger staotsemsinoe Kar!sbaO, fowis
Die uamensunteri6rift Don Gisner & men.
oelion Co., 11em porf, auf Dem RaIie elmer
ieoen 6laihe.
Desen 6ebraudsanweiiuns nno weite'
rem Jnformationer, penoe man fi6 an els.
ner & Mlenoelion Co. Qsenten, 1lew qors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
Hie1fntters uno Strohureije.

ToIgeuoe5 ilnc Die aui BEN iaatliten
@aegen iii. 6su, Strob II. /. 70. seIteru Ct.
;ielteu Breile:
Norbrpeflihe @
feu--Simotha Sen $14.Oo SIS, gem.
$1,000 bis $500, 9leebeu $1,000 bis
$500 pro Come.
Strnh. -Wai,.utrob s~7.5O-f6, 9toaaeu.
ilroh IS bis $3.50 nuo Qateritruh IS bis 50
pro Come.
gtars s2.75 bis $3.50 pre- 6as.
Setlihe % az c.
Gen - Slmothn.Qeu (altes) $13 - SIS,
nsues Gen bls =. aleeb.u Sl2 bis sl3
pro Come.
Strop-3 ulseufroh $500 SO. 90, 9toaa.n.
itroh s~l2.O0-$lS.00 IL. paferitrob $7-$8
pro IoIue.
Iiais - $500 bis So 70 DO ;yaR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08

l1nbDfli4tsit scgsn ie'ns Nidte our
Gsoe gu fsaen. Ss iiberI4uttete i'm
nit elmer Jlutb bon S6impfporten
urao pilcen Rscen, 10 oab Der Mans1
lih srfhroden 5nriid5os uno ban UNI
eludlihsn @h.mam iofurt aufiubt:,
I'm ibm Die 8eiai6te gu eradblsn.
vsS9 bsouire lsbbaft, Dies bDren gu
miiFen," antpprtsts 2inepln, rabsr ih
mub in a1sr SfTenhsit cine 5rage iii
Sic rifter: 8onnten Sic ni6t einegs
Mlnutsn aushrIten, mas bus SAldili
mir bsitimmt bat, felt finf5s6n Sabrsi
aus5ubalten9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
Ynitmarfen=M gcntIren.
8erI4isosne Sla0ttbs,ls, in psl6en
poIi : Wsrlblu9en p.rfauft

Ip(lptu.
DleiOais 6. 9. Scoit.
yurt=30a0 $urntQ j. Sapp;nQtoa.
G0riubs9ipenus uno oarriion=SirlB - Robri
6. Z. Dal..
q. S:rlbs uRo 8uaiing0on=Ab,n - aoui;
Rtinooldr:
Craugtu:as 9Iam Qimbis.
GprtzApsaue uaO 3ObnicnSStrabs - q. q. 6.
S6.iOI.
6. Stdar.
CrangtpiQe 0torgs 9en.
Nr. %, llnionsgp,nrs (g9ooobsrrp) - Glorsne.
3. g9lujaln=.
Sroaopaps unO Baltimore e. trnb. - @spra. 7.
@ap.
llniou=S tniiou, sQsnniplpanir yabpS g.. o.
9ropu.
6amOsn=S Citation, rgaItimortsD bios abn. - 90,
po IN. GalDG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
Scforoeruns ppn gnfiaacn.

2dnse Der erforosrli4en 3sit CUR Grs
r:t9ung Der OtrIdleoeAsn Be-
itimmungsorte.
untenfebsno 1T Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir uebsrmitielung Der Ppfiahsn BON
benz yultlmorer poltzgursau noa osn
bauptldhllhsn inhsimil4en unb auss
pdrtIaen Staoien psrsei4nst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
Giehmarftr.

Chicago. 'us.. Z. Nou. - 0ie gu.
fahr uou Rlueuiea betrus 5000 Stid;
Dtarti ieit bel spiidieu Sl.75 uuo $3.50
uariirenoeu Vreilen. Sdp.iue /: 3ufuhr:
10000: Wartt iietg; DE y ellie oarrl,rten
S~ipiid,en 1885 uno "a. so. Shaaie: 3uiuhr
Is. 900; wtarit ief, ole Yrei). parrllrleu
;plihen 1925 unb 1850.
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2lt bermiethen.

Vciuer 3aren uno Rnrcanr an per''''etpen'
SIM 3aiue=@ebduoe. Saltlntoreso 'raBe unp H.n-
CfficesWpeuu,. Soppsl : 9ireGn an Ho1t= Stf!efs
Npenn.; 81 ,t,ner Groe, Sampf9eliuna, 2SGlW.
tijhc. Wa.cr=Gloiets eIe. 9ta6sufra9tn bl Y oi
IN b y a zine On Srt uuD Stellt: N95g.
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Ri pcrfaufeu:

9ilig 4rd6tigss 9iuninO, liz Octapen.
beincbe neu, Stubl uno Sede. Sabrifar sritsr
Glaie. &ein rseues gngsbOt ucripei9ert.
g. 5autb, Nr. 81, collins otraBe.
Guli30, 3Ifte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-08
3u perfaufcu.

Gin sipeii6dioes @eus Ill SberpooosIoenu nit
feds 3immern; bcibss uuD faltes 99aHer; Bah.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-01-26
|FAVORS EXPANSION.
Senator Nelson Speaks In Opposition
to the Vest Resolution.
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House Passes the Measure-MI. Payne,
of New York, Made Chairman Of the
Ways and Means Committee
Coolies F0cking to Hawaii

Washington, Jan. 2l.-The senate
was in session for 81 hours yesterday,
but the session was practically barren
of results. Two nota BILE speeches were
delivered, one by Senator Nelson, of
Minnesota, in opposition to Senator
Vests anti-expansion resolution, and
the other by Senator White, Of Cali
fornia, personal explanation Of his
position with respect to the instruc.
tons given the California senators by
the legislature in that state as to
voting on the pending peace treaty.
He said he had not joined with Sena-
tor Perkins in the request for such in
structions, and that he could not be
governed by them, as he did not con-
slider that United States senator was
under obligations to subordinate his
own conscience and convictions in ma
tional questions to the temporary oper-
atoms Of state legislature.
At the conclusion Of the speeches the
senate resumed consideration Of the
Nicaragua canal bill. Its completion
was prevented probably by the fill
clustering tactics adopted by Senator
Tillman, of South Carolina, vino frank
ly announced that the bill could not
be passed that day, as he and other
senators, II necessary, would remain
in the chamber until midnight to pre-
vent final vote.
The post Office appropriation bill
was finally passed by the house and,
just before the recess in the afternoon,
Speaker Reed put an end to specula-
ton regarding the craftsmanship of
the ways and means committee, by ap-
pointing Mr.. Payne, republican, Of
New York, to the vacancy caused
by the death OF Mr.. Dingley.
This carries with it the floor
leadership Of the majority. At
the same time, he filled the vacancies
in the minority representation on
ways and means and rules, caused by
the retirement eff Mr. McMillin, by ap.
pointing Mr.. Richardson, Of Tennes-
see, to both places Mr.. Crumpacker,
OF Indiana, was appointed on census.
COOLIES FLoCTlNG TO HAWAII.
Washington, Jan. 2l.-The extern
sion of the anti-contract labor laws to
Hawaii is strongly urged in report
made yesterday by the house commit
tee on labor. 1t says thousands OF
contract laborers, mainly Japanese,
have been taken into the islands since
the raising Of the United States flag
over them On the day following the
receipt of the news Of annexation 2,S75
Japanese laborers were admitted. On
November 3 applications were made
to admit $685. japanese laborers, s, ACT
of whom were to be brought in during
the present quarter of 1899.