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New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
STAFF SYSTEn DEFENDED.
ANOTHER HEARING ON THE ARMY REOR-
GANIZATION BILL


Washington. May u (SpecaD.-The stairs side
of the controversy over the proposed organization
of six of the staff departments OF the Army was
again presented the House Military Committee
to-day and the necessity OF the proposed
gauization and reinforcement of the artillery arm
also discussed pretty fully Major J. P. Story
the artillery submitted an exceedingly interest
ing and comprehensive statement in relation 20 the
latter feature anlpllfVing and supplementing the
facts and heretofore presented by the Sec
retary of War and the commanding general or the
Army that subject In the course OF Major
Story's examination the effect OF the provision
which relates the offering of the batteries
was fully and satisfactorily explained. The COM
mittee be unanimously in favor OF the
artillery features of the bill
Paynaster-(ieneral Bates and General Ainsworth.
though the Dill does not affect either tAe ray De De
former expressed the opinion that Jne proposed
system would be good one for the purely military
stan departmentS-the Adjutant-tIeneraIS ana TIE
Inspector-Ge -General'@but not good one for the
other staff departments. which II is proposed 70
include-the Quarterrnasters, the subsistence tAe
Ordnance and the Signal Corps General Bates
has Had long experience as an orIcer OF the ray
Depar.men Went the whole subject thorough
parently produced a deep impression the minds
of of the members VINO had hitherto ap-
proposed system. Hts in opposition 20 its
application 70 the supply departmenss OF ne army
departments-were probably as strong as coulu n
committee some interesting Information respect
ing the organization CT the stan departments OF
ments General Airswor1h criticised sonr. OF the
provisions OF the proposed stan system, Walcn IN
of the Army and TO the orderly administ, alton OF
military affairs. Genera AnswqTths cInci1slon u
was that the proposed system woGla sivs re Z ZAsihy
stan departments not as well ortcered as under
a eomnaTa7,ysIy small number of line Officers for
the performance of staff duties
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
DIR. DICKEY MADE MODERATOR-SUD
DEATH OF A COMMISSIONER-SER-
MON BY DIR. SAMPLE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUsE.I

St. Louis, May 17.-For two hours and more
this afternoon 500 Presbyterian ministers and
elders balloted for a Moderator of the Gen
eral Assembly. Philadelphia carried off the
prize. but not until the roll had been called
twice when the Rev. Dr. Charles A. Dickey,
of that city. pastor Of Bethany Church and the
executive head of the Presbyterian Hospital.
declared elected, his two competitors in
the race being defeated after their names had
been placed in nomination and his three four
additional competitors having withdrawn by the
advice Of their supporters before the nomina-
tions We're made.
This morning II known that the president
Of a theological seminary, the president of
college and the pastor Of leading church were
determined to run. This afternoon OF the
presidents seconded DR.. Dickeys nomination,
while the pastor nominated the Rev. DR.. Will
lam McKibbin, Of Cincinnati, close cOmpeti-
tor. The third candidate, the Rev. DR.. Daniel
Webster Fisher president of Hanover College
Indiana, presented for the suffrage of the
commissioners in stirring speeches. but he
ceived less than a fourth Of the votes cast
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
BOWLING GREEN TRUST COMPANY VOW.

The Board OF Trustees OF the Produce Exchange
Trust Company on Wednesday adopted resolu-
ton changing che OF the institution 20 the
Bowling Green Trust Company. The change VIII
20 into effect certain legal requirements
shall have been The action OF the Board. IL Is
said. due 10 simple business reasons There
= a downtown bank the title OF which closely re-
seinbles the present style OF the trust company.
similarity which has frequently caused eonrusicn-
Moreover the Produce Exchange Trust Cornp2ny's
SUSPENSION last December still fresh in the public
memory. and the new management who effected
the rehabilitation OF the property IN January Ed
win Could, General Samuel Thomas and their as
sociates. understood 70 have thought y desr-
able that institution should be conducted under
a new name 5 we'll the new lines or SAFE
and conservative banking methods under which II
has been operated since is doors were reopsoe0 u
January
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY IN SESSION.
JUDGE MARTIN. OF ARKANSAS ELECTED MOD
orator.

Atlanta Ga. May f7.-Tudge ]. w Martin. OF Lit
tie Rock Ark was elected Moderator to-day by the
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly Two bal
lots were required 10 elect on the first DR.. c. w
Finley of FIsherville Va. and DR.. &. Reed. OF
Columbia s c. were also candida ties for the office
DR. Finley received the lowest number OF votes and
his name was dropped. Judge Martin then
elected on the second ballot by vote OF 80 TO 70.
Tudge Martin was escorted the chair retiring
Moderator J. F Cannon delivered the gavel 20 him
ana the Assembly then went into the election Of
assistants 70 the permanent stated clerk.
Nearly two hundred commissioners present
when the retiring Moderator. the Rev. J. r Can
non of St. Louis, opened the thirty-ninth annual
session of the Assembly this morning. The
sim was begun with the devotional exercises the
feature Of which was the sermon preached by DR..
Cannon No business transacted at the after
noon session, the time being devoted by the secre-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
WYOMING DELEGATES TO PHIL4DELPE

Cheyenne, Wyo.. May 17.-At the Republican Con-
vention yesterday the following delegates and alter
mates 70 the National Convention elected:
De1egates-Senators F. e Warren and c. D. Clark
Congressman Monde Governor Richards. Colonel
Jay L. Torrey and George Il. Gobel Alternates-
Z. ". Steen, Thomas Bobb. T. z. Rounds J. c.
Cosgrin, A. D. Spaugh and John McGill. The plat
form adopted strongly indorses the Administration
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
ROFR VERSION OF THE FIGHTING.
ADMIT LACK OF DECISIVE SUCCESS AT
MAFEKING.

Pretoria Tuesday May l1-An official bull
1erfn announces that the Federal troops stormed
a,5 occupied the forts around Mafeking Sat
,,r,5av morning The same night the Federals
were surrounded, losing. so far as known. seven
killed. seventeen wounded, and a number taken
prisoners The British casualties are said to
have been fifty killed or wounded.
7 IS reported that the advance guard Of the
force proceeding TO the relief OF Mafeking from
r,7e south was repulsed yesterday.
Cape Town May IA dispatch from Lou
renco Marques, dated to-day. says that Com
rnandant Eloff grandson Of President Krdger),
with a patrol. entered Mafeking, whereupon
Colonel Baden Powell opened fire on the burgh-
ers. killing seventeen Of them and taking Eloff
and ninety Of his men prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

tartes TO making arrangement of their work and
by the newly elected Moderator 10 the appoint
of committees.
Tonight the commissioners 10 the Assembly at
tended "A reception at the Central PreSby terrain
Church in Westinghouse. where the sessions
held. this time formal Welcs extended
the commissioners. Several important matters will
come up before the General Assembly for discus
sion. Christian education. the veto power
of the General Assembly and the compilation of
new hymn book. From present indications there
Will be effort made 70 revise the creed OF the
Church
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
TOWyE'S NAME AT KANSAS CITY.

Chicago. May I7.-Former Congressman Charles
A. Towne. Of Minnesota, Vice-Presidential candl-
date on the Peoples party ticket. passed through
Chicago to-day bound for Toledo where as chiar-
mau OF the Ntiaonal Silver Republican Committee
he VIII confer with silver Republicans relative 10
sending a delegation from Ohio the Kansas City
convention. Mr.. Towne would discuss the pos
shil.ty of mis- being nominated for the Vice Presi-
dency by the Democratic National Convention. Il
VIII say, however" said Mr. Towne that nv
State Will indoTse my candidacy"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
RFPrRJTC4y GLIB MEETING.

An important meeting of the Republican Club Will
take place at the clubhouse No 450 Fifth-ave., on
Monday evening An amendment to the bylaws
changing the name of the club from The Repub-
can Club of the City Of New-York'' to the Ma
tional Republican Club will be voted upon, we'll
a an amendment 10 raise the annual dues. Several
propositions for resident and nonresident member
snip will also be acted upon.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
CUMBERLAND BRANCH IN SESSION.

Chattanooga, Tenn. May 1.-THE General As
sembly OF the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
convened in this city at 1890 O'Clock with about
two hundred commissioners present and many
prominent men and OF the Church. The
Assembly will continue one week The commits
represent l26 Presbyteries in the territory
extending from Pennsylvania 20 California and
from ohio 10 Louisiana DR.. Halzel. the retiring
Moderator preached the opening sermon.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
AT THE PRINTING EXPOSITION

Miss Mabel Taylor King is Of the vaudeville
performers who viii assist the women Of the Fair
Section and the members of the Blue Pencil Club
al the Typographical Exposition tomorrow night.
A special programme has been arranged for Ger
man night. Wednesday. Friday night has been
set aside Cycling Club night.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
AFFAIRs OF THE ST. NICHOLAS B45K.

10 present the State Supreme Court. at Special
Term. De held IN Part ]. at the County Court
House in this city Wednesday, June g. a full
and accurate account OF his proceedings
porary receiver and permanent receiver Of the
ST NchOlns Bank OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
ER4NKLLN nEM0cRArS mEEr

Malone. n Y. May 17.-At the Franklin County
Democratic Convention held Malone to-day
Charles A. Burke. F W Terrell and John Kelly
were elected delegates the State Convention at
New York and Robert N. Moore. William 3. Ryan
and Seaver a. Miller alternates.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
DELEGArEs TO N4TTONAL CONTENTION.

Olean, y. Y May i7-The Republicans Of the
renominated E. B. Nreeland for Congress II. L.
Philips, of jamestown and N. E. Horner. of Bel
mont. chosen delegates TO the Philadelphia
Convention. The National Administration
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
CONGRESSMAN DIcK REyonIyArED

the XIXth Ohio Congress District renomnated
General Charles Dick, of Akron for Congress to-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

AROUND KROONSTAD.
london. May IA dispatch frOm~Vredefort-
veg. without date. via Lourenco Marques May
16. says:
Some American scouts before leaving kroOn-
stad Sunday morning, set fire TO the goods sheds
after having had trouble with the British resi-
dents.
Hazells American scouts have suffered more
heavily than any other corps during the war
IN the last six weeks, out OF a force one hun
6red strong, they have lost thirty-seven in
killed. wounded captured. Their storming Of
the British position al TObaberg was grand
They simply wiped out the detachment holding
the post, and captured Captain Cheyne and six
men.
Melan's cavalry added TO their laurels last
week. but lost heavily in proportion 10 the
burgherS.
Il is believed that Blake'S Irish corps. capt
ured at Kroonstad were ordered TO retreat, but
remained drinking the rum left by the commits
sariat.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
DR.. JAMESON A d

DR.. JAMESON A DE BEERS DIRECTOR.
Kimberley. May 17.-Dr. Jameson. the leader
Of the Jameson raid. has been chosen director
Of the De Beers Mining Company.
The company to-day voted f540 as a subscrip-
ton 10 the fund for the relief of the Ottawa fire
sufferers
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE.

A SPECIAL RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
PASSED.
Washington, May 1.-THE House to-day passed
special River and Harbor bill carrying $500 90 for
surveys and emergency work, and devoted the re-
uainder OF the session to the Alaskan Code bill
Little of the three hours debate pertinent 10
the measure General debate closed, and four
of the GIT pages Of the bill dspOsd OF before
adournment.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
SOLVING THE PROBLEMS.

wage and correlated subjects perplex
minds the most astute and threaten the foundations
of civic life.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
AMERICAN CONTINENTS SUFFER.

THEIR LOSSES HEAVY IN THE FIGHTING
AROUND KROONSTAD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-19
lie 1apierfeit eiuer Jram

puroe fiirslih tpieber pon Jrail
Sobn Gonling pon Butter, 3d., ges
seigt, bic iih felt 2 Jabren in itetenl
Sample nit einem franfbaften Wia'
gen befanb, Der iie ihtper inter
Nauiea uno unperoaulidteit feioen
mabte. ale Wlittel ertpieien iid
als nublos, bis iie Electric Bit
ters" ueriuhte. yiah 5iDeimonatli'
dem @ebraudJe ihrieb iie: sJb bin
ebtp6llig gebeilt uno Tam allies eiien.
Electric Bitters" III Elm por5iigli'
der ionic; ih babe, ieitoem id i'm
gebrauHe, beoeuteno an 0etuidt 5ii'
genomnlen iinb fiible mid frdftiger
als ie supor. gr fDrbert bic Ber'
oauung, beilt 9pspepiie, reiSt ben
Nppetit unb eiebt neues 2eben. ylur
50Gts. Niro earantirt. 8u baben
bel =. aalteper Il Sobn, Droguiiten.
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1era a ..

= Die Giite Der Opfsr Der @als
ueitoner 6ataltropbe 1T iebt auf 4 ,437
anaeihipollen. Gs itebt aber 81 be-
fiirhten, oaf iid) bic 9eiammtsabl
Der 9ooten nod auf tueit mebr als
5000 belaufen rpiro, Gin5elne meis
nen ioear auf runo 1000. Die ges
naue 3abl tpiro permutbli6 ME ere
mittelt meroen. Der materielle Der.
luit piro auf anndberno $25, 900, 900
abgeihdbt.
= Dur1 ben Drtan uno bic 6obs
ilutb in 0alpeiton iino AUDI 5abl'
rei6e BegrdbniBpldbe in ben iebs
,Srieob0fen 5erit0rt tuoroen uno piele
Sdree tpurben bloseelest uno in ben
Golf binausgeipiilt. Gin Wletalliarg
tpuroe brei Wleilen BON ieinem tribe
rem Nubeplabe aufgefunoen.
- Sc mar bebauptet fuoroen,
oaB i'm 3uiammenbange NIT Der
Dalueitoner aataitropbe uolle $10,'
600, 900 an 9ebensperiiberungsgel'
bern aussusablen ieien. Dieie Sums
me 1T itarf iibertrieben. Jn Wirfs
libfeit be5ifiert iid bic betref'
fenbe Summe auf ettpa $500, 900.
SeoenialIs ipiro es aber in Dielen
s5dIen groBe Shpisrigteiten berei'
ten, ben eeieblihen Borihriften in
gesug auf bic offieiele Beiheinigung
oes 1ooes Der Weruneliidten sl aes
ttiineu.
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Gin memes SiderheitssiimbbolS. !.

ifnolid 1T nun riH StreidbOlj eriunoen pOroen.
oas uolliidnois obue AnweHouns Don gbospbor her=
eciieli piro uuo Don Dem man oesbulb sripnrirn
tann. oab es ben r9bospboriicfcr' gu einem Der
idrcdliffcu anoenicn Der yeradngenheit MAIDEN
piro. Sieies Siherbeitsjnnobolj entbdli peoer
rotben ncdb fpciben pbospbor nod cine ghospbor=
miiduna, beist icOc6 ben !sroben SOrjna, oas es
nerie idbr,iri lperoen iauH 60 ihreitsi bic GRIM
ouma nab icoer Aihiune ncr, uno ooA aiebi es &C.
pific 7inar. wtlhe oer @srbeiicruna iberleeen 3u
iein ideinfn gum gsiipieI: Gciteiter's Mastnbiis
itrs, ens berhbmte Weojin, bot als elm Rcrrstiips
erreid,i oaacfanoen. Rahabmungtn Hno nebtn ibM
aufaetauht. sleih snem eeuhttburm bat es ieood
unbepesi oasstanOsn. ben scg Don alien iciten
eeioen, mic 3eritopiunes JnoieeitiOn, 9pspepfe.
eiaiepersiituns, -1rdsbeii bet seber oosr Sdpdte
Dag cine pripat. Steuumarte Den 5ais Der iEiaifle
btDedt.
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aatarrb fam nid,t fnrirt ,perseu

burh locale NpplicatiOnen, oa lie ben
Sip Der aranfbeit nift erreichen f6nnen.
aatarrb 1T cine 8lut' ober gpnititutionsr
aranfbeit unb nm lie 5u beilen, miiBt
Sbr tnnerlidje 5eilmittel nebmen. Sall' 8
aatarrb aur ipiro eingenommen unb
iuirtt brett nuf oas glut uno bic idblei.
mige Sberildebe. 6aa's aatarrb'anr 1T
teime Guadialber Webi5in. Sic tunroe
felt Sabren bon einem Der beiten Aer5te
oieies 9anbes perorbnet unb lift Elm re-
qelmdBiaes 8ecept Sic beitebt aus ben
beiten befannten 3onica, perbunoen nit
ben beiten glntreinigungsmitteln, bic BIZ
reft auf bic Shleimoberildcbe fuirten.
Die pollfommene Yerbinbung Der 5fuei
Beitanbtbeile iii es. ruas iolh' number
polle Weinltate BEL Der 6eilune pon aa'
tarrb berporbrinet. qaBt enf 3eug'
niiie umionit ihiden.
=. 3. Gbenep %. 2olebo, Q.
Dd5- 8ertauft BON alien Apothefern.
greis rs Gents bic Jiaihe.
3an's 5amilien gillen iinb bic beiten.
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SSn Der llmoeaeno BON Hohe

= Sn Der llmeegero BON 8ohe-
iter, g. S., bat lih cine neue reliaiD=
ie Sefte inter bem Ntamen Holy
Rollers" in 3elten niebereelaiien.
Sbre religiDien &nba6ten tueroen
tdeli6 pom 9aulenoen beiuht. 9as
eeiitiae Saupt Der Sefte lit elm eez
fpiiier S. 6. gaitlnan, Der baS n0ei=
liae 8dlsen" ieit etlpa brei Sabren
in Iufnabme gu bringen iuht.
@enn Der r@eiit" iiber Die Wiitelies
Der Der Sefte fomnt, iudlsen lie
ii6 am Yooen berum, oaber ibr
gaame. Die n8ollers" biirfen ibr
Qeben niht perlibern, tpeldes Gott
eeb0rt, Die 5rauen biirien nur lbli6te
9leibuns traeen, obne Sbmudfe=
bern, 8lumen, @oloiaben II. oel.
Den Miitslieoern lit oas gblesen
eines gibes uerboten, ebenio Der
Rferoehnn0e(.
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auf ben gum Sdwur emporgeitredten
Mrm, rihonen Sic S9re Sodter.1
Sab Iisb Der 9llte feinen arm finten.
uno pl6Bli6 fiirsie er su ieinem 0inoe
uno idlana Die Nrme Inn lie unb iuollte
rsoen unb tonlie nidt unb tiiBte lie
INNER micoer anf ibr idworSes gelod.
gridiiitert mar 0einrid CUR Geite
eetreten. Qaut anf bdite er idreien
m6gsn por yDeb uno wnBte nidt,
narum. Sein 9sben bdtte er bineeben
ionnen, iuenn es ibm osra6nnt tuorben
ipdre, aud oies blaife Gopfden in feline
6dnos nsbmsn 81 oiirfsn unb Elm
Sddeln in bas iiille 0sfidt gu rufen.
9a lsbnis lie nun nit aefdloiienen
Auotn oil Der Yruit i6res Yatets.
(Tortiebuna folst).
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3n Der Garneeie.6alle 81 Nen
gort rpuroe unter ben Nuipicien Der
SaloationsGrmp Elm gemeiniamer
0ottesoienit Der peribieoeniten Set
ten abeebalten, in fuelhem man Spns
bies8eibliiie nit ben Wotbleioen'
ben in Balueiton nnnabm. Sn benz
ielben giebt man Der 6oiinnng Guss
orud, 6aB, .burh bieie idmere 6eim'
iuduns 9auieube ibrem @otte suse>
fiihrt tu0r0en Ieien."
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Serr ". z. Siaains,

Der Reoatteur Der in Seneca. Slls.,
eriheinenoen .Weps", mar felt uies
len Sabren init Sausausiblae be-
baitet. aein Grst unb teine NrSe-
nei tonnte ibm Grl0iung BON oieiem
uebel perid)affen. bis er n8udlen 8
Nrnica Salbe" anipanote. 9r
ldreibt, baB Siuei Shabteln ibn
uoaia beilten.. Die bette Salbe in
Der Welt. unieblbares Wiittel fir
Sautausiblag. 6eilune miro earans
tirt. 91ur % Cts. 3u baben bel
E. aalteper & Sobn. 9ruaeiiten.
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Gine Grpl0iion etmes Vmluer Ora
aa3imee

serit0rt alles, lpas in Siht lit;
ebenio pirten aud itarte Wlinerals
Yillen, aber beioes 1T iebr sefdbr'
lih. IS 1T i'm b0biten @raoe nllbs
los, Sbren 9Drper @efabren ausSlis
leben, lpenn "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills" Die Grbeit griinblidJ
uno qefabrpls perrihten. 0eilen
9upfihmersen nno 8eritopiung.
0mr % gts. 3u baben bel
+. aalteper & Sobn, 9roguiiten.
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Oie ne,,tide Reibs. YI}eoierlIrlo

bat elm Runoihreiben an bic alliirs
ten Wlddte geribtet, in tpelhem Tie
es fir notbmenoig ertldrt, oaB. be-
ppr man iib in Sriebensoerbano'
lungen nit China einlaiie, erit einige
Der fiir Die @rduel in Yefina uno
anoerspo Sbuloiaen ausgeliefert
iueroen n,iiBten.
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TEXAS PRIDE"

- 10 nennt bic City Brewery ihr
nsmes Jiaibenbier unb 5eber. Der 6as.
ielbe nit BeritdnbniB unb rbier.ebrli6er"
4riinblihteit gefpfet bat. tuirb su9eben,
baf bieler itolse Wame ein burhans be-
rer,tiater nno begriinbeter III. Die gitp'
Brauerei fam tuirflid itolS auf bieies
grubutt iein unb Der Stoat Eeras nit ihrl
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10. pttsl.

Mls peinri9 pfaljoorf am Wlittipo4
absnb, ieinem geripre9en esmdb, In
bas 6aus ieines Greunoes Weinaro
trai, borie sr aus benz Wcbnsimmer
sine lauie 6timms srf9allen. gr
bor1ie BIN unb glaubie lie an Der fet'
ten Rlansforbe ju erIennen, bod tpubte
r ni1t rsdt, mem sr lie sufdreiben
iollts. SsbeniaIls mar gefud aniueienb,
Elm ilmaanb. Der ibm nidt ionoeriid
aeleeen tam, bsnn sr batte 9eoadt. TN
iIeinsn. Intlmen Qreiis cine Wieoer.
bolung oes ih6nsn Sonntag Mbenb er.
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I'm sro(oe bes orosen Strei

- Sn Jolee bes sroBen Streifs
i'm Gntbraeittoblen Diitrifte pon
Benniploonien Beginner bic aoblen'
preiie bereits merflib 81 fteigen.
Bon ben 141 900 Bergleuten bes Be
sirts baben bis jebt 1l8,000 bic Nr'
belt eingeitellt.
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= Die amerifaniiben eolonien
in 4eipsia, DRESDEN uno Stuttgart
baben Yeriammlungen abgebalten,
nm @elber fin bic 0otbleioenoen in
8aluelton auIsubringen.
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s6- Wprgen Mbeno lettes 8on'
,ert bon Carl Ned's Whlitdrssta'
belle In Wantb'S 0arten. Gintritt
20 Gents.
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sreisStonsert in Z@pls' Garter
hemte Qlbenb.

- Der 9ampfer .Sadien" NIT
bem @eneraliiiimus @rafen Waloer=
fee an Boro, 1T am Is. September
in 6ongtone eingetroffen.
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Grlitt 1pcessC.nalem.

6err Z. W. Correction, uon San
antonio, 1er., mar ieit 5abren
nit glftbma IN ieiner ihlimmiten
Jorm bebaftet uno ertrua unidalide
Shmersen. Gr nabm, als nibts
mebr balf, su "Dr.K Kings New
Discovery" 8aflubt, oas ibm in
furSer Belt niht nur Sinoerling per'
itaffte, ionbern AUDI balo pollig
beilte. Die tpunoerbare Weoicin 1T
bas einsise Mittel fir Shwinoiutt,
Slitbma, 4unaens, 6alss, uno Briiit'
Qei6en. Yreis 60 Gts. uno $l.OO.
@iro garantirt. 8u baben bel
r. aalteper & Sobn, DrOauiiten.
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Sir im 2aafaria,D DifriRte,t

esb nbs linb Tutts gilIsn unsrldbli@;
is srbaItsn ben 2Orp.r.Orsanismus 10
pollltdnSis. Orbnuns unb fis bsiuirisr
AblOIntt Gtiluue
bon 9Opfi4msr,.n. S.rOauunssbe
fdmerben. Muluria. 9,b,rI,iS,n, Der,
ilopiuns unb alien Gan,ntranibelien.
Iutt'S 2eber Yiuen.
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Gus 2iperpoul tpiro beriht

- slus 2iperpoul tpiro beriftet:
Der britiid]e Dantpfer -@uropn
Cattle" uno Der beutihe 0ampfer
/. .Stormarn" itieBen in Der Cardigan
0ai suiammen uno beioe Sbiiie
aingen unter. BON Der Wannihait
bes ensliihen Sdiffes linb 20 err
trunten.
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,,@robmmtter's Thee" perf&1mert
serr 4eiut. 25c bet alien 1ruauiften.
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,,@rOkmutter's 1bee" reinisi
pcs Nfut. 25c BET alien 1rUgutffen.
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- ,,0robmntter'S Thee" reaniirt
bic xeber. 25e BET alien 1roguiitem.
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Die Somburo. glmerita. ainie

- Die 0amburgs gltnerita' '2inie
iteat bic uun einieen Bldttern aes
brahte Wteloung in abreoe, Die
,9eutidlanb" unb ~9aiier Wilbelm
Der @roBe" bdtten cine regelrebte
@ettfabrt aeniadt uno es tpdren fir
ben lieaen6en Dampfer Brdmien
ausgeiebt iuuroen.