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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02

tisanship OF the Board or Normal Re-
gents.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, July 2-The
news that Prof u. 5. Fleming had
decided to decline the principalship
of the Fairmont Normal school,
which was received here to day. has
caused genera satisfaction Prof
Fleming reached this conclusion
after carefully going over the ground
here and finding that the citizens OF
this place generally regarded the
summary deposition of Prof. Barns
as a gross injustice, which was GER
tain to have an injurious effect upon
the school, Prof. Barnes retention
was asked by the solid student body
and by the local executive committee
majority Of whom were republi
cans. His record has been absolutely
without flaw so far as the man
agement of the school has been con
cerned 1t was almost solely due to
his efforts that the present handsome
school building was secured from
the state, and under his manage
ment the Fairmont Normal has be-
come the largestin point of numbers
in the state. There has been abso
lutely no friction in the school, and
no reason whatever existed to justify
the removal of Prof. Barnes. The
friends Of the school here now earn
estly hope that the regents will see
the mistake they have made and re-
elect Prof. Barnes to the position
which he has so capably filed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Change of Firm.

On and after July 1st the bust
ness of Kilduf Il Co, Commission
Brokers, Pittsburg, will be carried on
by the keystone Investment and Sc
curity company incorporated under
the State laws of New Jersey, with a
paid up capital of 100000, Mr.. A.
b. McGrew, president; j. NJ. Taylor,
sec and treas, and James Kildud, A.
b. McGrew and J. NJ. Taylor execu-
tive committee and directors.
The local Brokers office, room "a
Post Office Building, under the man
agement of j. H. DeNeen will here
after place their business with the
above named concern.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
For Sale Fine Residence.

For sale-A new house with nine
rooms, slate roof, large cellar, water
and gas. the house is nicely finished
and has all modern improvements.
For safe at $4,000 cash. Inquire at
this Office for further particulars.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Game with Point Marion.

A baseball team has been organ
lied in town. 1t defeated Seneca
by small score on Saturday Ar
rangements have been made TO play
at Point Marion on the Fourth. A
large crowd of rooters viii accompa-
ny the team and the contest will
probably be good one.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
CLOSING NOTICE.
The Following Stores viii Close at 6
Z, MI.

Commencing July LIST until Sep
TENDER l5 excepting Mondays and
Saturdays.
Hirschmans ]. u. Keller IL Co
The Novelty store NJ. H. We'll IL Co
Geo. G. Steele L. Pickenpaugh
D. Chadwick Max Waters
Cohen & Schrader S. A. Poster
F. j. st. Clair
Geo. w. John & Company
Cash Mercantile Company
Baltimore Clothing House.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
STREET PAVING
Something is out of Gear About
1t.
one OF the Parties Interested Says one
Thing and Another has Another
St0ry-Contraetor Weaver Says hat
it is not His Fault-His Side of the
Case.

II Street paving has encountered an
other snag. There is a great deal
to be done to the sewers that pass
under and across the streets to be
paved. Council has held that none
Of the work done on these can be
paid out of the paving fund and in
consequence OF the fact that there is
no money in the general fund the
work can't be paid for at all
These has tendency to hold it
back to an alarming extent. No
one cares to do lot of work and pay
out money and then not be able to
collect for what is being done IN
several Of the streets the sewers are
all too high on account of the grad
ing which is being done
The matter has been referred to
1.-THE street committee with power to
act and they will 90 into it right
away and see what there is to be
done about.
j Ike Weaver the contractor whose
hardness has been often complained
of before council was asked by the
New DOMINION what the matter was
to-day. He said that he had been
held back by the engineer and the
contractor. He has now one thous-
and yards Of stone in the quarry
waiting to be brought down It will
be brought in as soon as the engin-
eer shows him where to put it and
as soon as the streets are ready to
receive it.
Weaver complains that be has
had large force of men at work
and that he has been put to con
slant loss. He does not know now
where to put his curling. There
are number Of men who are to set
it but the engineer, John Samsel
has not set any stakes for them to
go by. All he wants he states is a
fair show and he will do all that IS
right in the premises.
The constant criticism made is
resented by him and he says that
it is unjust as he has been doing
everything possible to get it through.
On the other hand the city en-
gineer and Col Gilmore both state
that they can't get the curling as
fast as they want it nor where they
want it. One thing is certain and
that is the paving is not going
ahead as it should. The blame for
this should be located and the coun-
Gil should see to it that change in
the rate of progress is made.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
NATIONAL GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston, 9; Cincinnati, Thirst
game.
Boston, 4: Cincinnati. 2--Second
game.
Philadelphia, /; Pittsburg, 0.
New York, g.: Chicago. 4.
st. Louis. 10; Brooklyn, $40 in
nings.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Range For Sale.

For sale first classcooking range
nearly new which will be sold very
cheap. Inquire of Chas. Caldwell at
the University buildings.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Key Found.

Four keys were picked up in South
Morgantown and turned into this Of
flee Owner can get them by pay
ing for this notice.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
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R0arderss

Table boarders wanted during the
summer at w. T. Ryan's It's Wiley
street. A few roomers can be taken.
Terms reasonable.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Wanted to Rent for Housekeeping

A few rooms pleasantly situated.
A small house, also partial or com
plete rnishings would be consider
ed.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
FRANCHISES UP.
They Had a Hard Road to Travel

Knocked Clear Ont and the Other Severely
Sentiment of People against Long Time Franchses-They
want Street Car Franchise to be hawked around TO Highest Bid
der-They Demand Lower Rates for Water GasOrdnanee
in Regard to this to be Amended and Returned Light
and Power Company fail to get Franchise asked for.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
The Weather.

Partly cloudy with probably
showers and thunder storms. Cooler
Wednesday III Western portion. "
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02

Furnished house during the sum-
mer, eight rooms, garden, abundant
shade, pleasantly located near the
University. For terms address Hen
ry S. Green, City.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Plasterers Wanted.

Wanted at once three plasterers.
City wages paid. Call Bell phone No.
3l4.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
Wanted.

A girl for general homework.
Good wages. Apply at 395 Front
Street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-07-02
STATE NORMAL.

Fairm0nt Citizens Indignant at Barnes
Removal Prof. Fleming Refuses to
be Party to the High Handed Par
tisanship of the Board of Normal Re-
gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Ter Yrnouttrn>W arft.
(Dis untenitsbenben prsiie be8iehen Ii4
ouF oas Gngrosz 9ef4dft; i'm gnz
oetaiLz0an0eI it Elm entipte4en0er

(Dis untenIts6enben prsiie be3iehen Ti4
auF oas Gngrosz 9si4Gft; i'm Gnz
betuilz0anOeI 1T Elm entipre4snoer
Qufi6(og gu bere4nsn.)
6armz 9 rooutte.
9dfs; pro 9fun0, NepzYort, bon
Creme, 6Ozpfinoig, 121c. big 1896;
flu6, 3%5zpfinoig. 1926. Bis 1896; %
pfinDig, 1876, big 13c.
9e6snbss @efIigeI pro Pfun0,
iunge 9iibner Sc. Biz lie; 9ennea
&c. Bis 15c. pro 9fun0; Gnien 109c.
Big 49,; 9uter 81. bis 13c.; @dnie
&c. big H.; pro Stid 400. Bis &c.;
Sau6m PRO 9aar 25c. Biz Doc.
@sT9Ia4tetsS 9efligeI: pro Pfuno,
iunge 6ii6nsr 10c. Big 11c.; 5snnsa
1Oc.; Gnten 12c. Bis 1885,; Puter Zoe.
big 49,; Gdnie 81. Big 1Oc.; &apauz
nen Zoe. Biz lac.
@ier, pro 0uBenb Tic. Bis 18c.
6ri6te uno 6elDfrI4te.
NepfeI: pro SAB, NepzYprter $3.50
biz $500; Qnanus pro Grate -
Biz -; NpfsIIineo, pro 8ifte 1925
Big $500; Grb6esren, pro Quart 15c.
Big 3Oc.
@emiiIe: tpeiBe 9ortoffsln, pro 8uz
i4el 45c. big 53c.; 8ermuoa, pro SAP
$500 big $3.50; neue 5lOriOu, pro
SAP So; 3pisbeln $1.2O pro 8uIfsl;
WsiBtobl. 6isIigsr $12 big $50 pro
3onne; bdnii6er SIG Big 500 pro
Some; neuer 6IOriou, pro Grote ST.
rs 6is 1925. 3uderrii6en: IL. Bis Sc,
pro 8iinoel. 8ron56esren pro SAB
So Biz $40; SeIerie. pro OuBsno
400. Biz &C.,; pro 8iinoel Sc. biz &C.;
Meerrettig, pro 8ui4eltite $40 big
$3.50. @riine 8obnen PRO 8orb
$3.50 Bis $3.50. i5pinut, pro 9uI4elz
fite 35c. Big SOC. aunbe 8iibsn pro
8uT4sltiIte 4Oc. Bis SOC. GurOttsn
pro 8inoel - Bis . Somatoe5
pro 6 9or6 Carrier $500 Bis 1925.
@urten, pro 8ite $3.50 Big $500,
HaoieS9en. pro 8Inoel 1c. Bis Sc.
Butter. pro Pfuno:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

273, 276, 279, 288, 3O1, 3O2, 300,
315, 317, 318, 327, 331, 335, 336
unb 341.
Common 8Geasz 8ert9t |.
-(9Or 3i9ter 99elps.) 2enu @iintber
9sgen 6reOerid 0sder C Sofn, Der
bttt fir 8srtIagte. = Sir 6euts: Die
Nun. 241, 229, 249, 2O4, 242, 1897
uno 5458.
z@eri9t. = (9Ot
3i4ler Doblsr.) Mprite Bean ge9:n
Die runiteo RaiNpopg," 8sroitt fir
8Idgsrin fir $4,000. Die rNational
Sab 8egiIter 50" 9sgen JObn $. Ban
ming, 2ouis 8sfsr gegsn Soispb Got
f4alf, SoTsp6 8ottidalt gegen 2ouis
8ed'r, jebsr San g:fdli4tet. Sir
6eute: bic Nrn. SO, 95, 50, III un0
12O.
(3or ai6ter @6arp.) = 0m. 6.
1ptegruoe &c 8ro. gegen $. Clap Su=
mis-, ni6t beenost, nirb am 5. Mdr5
fort9eiebt. = 5iir Gsut:; NntrGge in
Den 6Gqtn So, 81 Big 81.
@rimjnatz@sti6t /. = 8or
R;fter Dideg.) N}Dro = geiTie 81.
Sono:Ff, MIDI iHulOig. Sir 6:u,e:
O;sbFo6l = 9ugf 8reentpsG, 2ouiS
Splitting, Goparo Sap!or, Sames 6.
Dillon, Gbas. araft, Nm. Botmlep,
3ob:rI W5ils, 9:bbie Green, eugene
6iifsr. u~nonItdnb:ge Gntbl0Bung -
! So6n Smit6.
Qbt6silung 0r. 2. - Bor
Rifisr 9artan, 0tsbitabl - 9Fn-p
8aiIsD, So. ger, 0m. 8i6, SsHe
6r:eman, niat i6utb;g. 9uu6 =
| 6rant 2spis, niht i6u!oig. Gin6ru6
= Gam. .. Wr:99!. GOparO Sones,
&6as. 8ropn, isbsr 2 Sabre 3u4t=
6au8; Sxfe 5reeman, Bis gum q.
Sabre mad BEN r9ouis Of RsfOrmaz
inn" seiarot, Nngriff = @alter
Nsit = 9 Morot Gtao!s : Qr6&l5z
6aus. @etpo6nfsitsSndB;g unO-bentz
Iib - 8eo. j. DenB, ni4t i6ulOig.
Sir beuts: Ditbfto6t - Maria 9alz
tep, Mjlbrso 3aGep, 9arrp 6opler,
STA 9ra6um, Roub = 56Os. SpIz
Tins, MsGss 6tptt3, gpparo 8ob.nz
ion. 8agabunb - 6rant Same. On
8tiH - GRur9iG Nnoer1on, 9snrH
36omos. g08p:n;ge Gi9ent6ums5srz
it0rung - Qmsln Gorniib. 81goz
bunb - @opa@o Su5<e, Sol. Gropps.
unau!or;Tirtss 8streten Don Naggon5
- SarrD G0sriIt, @m. 8urt:.
Baifengsri4l. - C9or 02n
8i6Iern 5aDags, 8Iod un0 O'8r:en)
Sc purosn ernannt gu StItamsn.sz
8oGitrsfern i'm SANE BON 5r2osrida
0a[ltpig Sia6eGa 9onp;g, 8iirgIdaft
5000; bon 8m. 8. GroB SopGia u.
&roB; 8urgi9aft $500. gu Na4z
ldBperpaitern i'm 6aGe BON @Du Sluz
3:pSti 6ranf SIu3epsti, 8iirgI9uFt
$500; BON 6reberid @Dsrsman 2oui5
@Dersman, 8irgI6aft $75; bon 9Go.
8i!oerflsbs San: q. 9itoerfftps,
8iirgfdoft $4,000. Na6laBberi4te
gutge6eiBen in ben 6aGeu bon 5aroh
u. Merebith, $2598.83; @briItopber
0osuer, $3.50; Socob 9. Deapsr,
$3.50; Treosrid @raman, SALT;
Morrf9 Wan6erg, $3.50. ,Sn0sniurz
8er3eidniFe eingtretat in ben 6dam
bon 6arman 8o6ne, $3.50; Ra6eI
| Sentins, $845; Nancp u. 9ia, $817.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
yIsiss ellga, glssa 1sss Slsisa- gFss

| Die @nbd9tigen D~erlaifen Die STRIDE,
eiber Bid faint auf bic un6epegliae,
tpo6lbefdnnte Sruuenge1tolt, uno err
partunesboa bleibt Qlaes Iteben NIT
n~eusieriger Miene. benin Sober a9nt,
oaB 1ie Mot umIonit geraos 6eute
6ier6er gefommen. umrtngt bon
9unberten ftebt ie oa, a6er Riemanz
ben f9eint Iie gu Ie6en. ONES f4fpsigt
Inn Tie FER, nur Die berhauenben 9ioz
denfldnge Idpe6en i6er Der M2n9e
babin.
l1nter ben 2ebten tritt Der gIpa0a
aus benz 6eiligt6um, min eben bic
| 6anb in oa5 @eibbeden tau4sn, uls
cine boQt0nenbe Stimme iFm bon Der
3rsppe Elm gebieterii4es nSalt!" entz
| gegenruft.
@r tpsnbet Ii9 i6neq um uno Iie4t
sr6lafenb in Mercebe5 itetnerne5 8e>
1i4t, bic ru6ig Die leBten StuFen ems
poriteigt unb ieBt bpr inn Ite6t, bic
2infe auF ben Wei6teKel geitUBt.
nOu 6aft cine pe6rloIe Srau, Die
ME Elm Wprt nit Dir getpe9Islt, in
N6tpeEen6eit i6res 9utten unb 8eI4iiz
Bers beI9impft nit T9amLpier Ser
leumbung. o6er gum 5pejten Mtale Iet
metn tpe6rlpTes 9eI6le6t fi9er Dor
Dem 8du6er rpeibli9er G6re!"
limb e6e er nod antportsn fam,
Eltbt in Der Sonne fir einen Mp=
ment Elm gldn3enbes @tifet, bus Merz
oeoes unter Dem Miebsr ~bar6prgen gez
bulten uno bon feIter 9ano gefi6rt.
bobrt Iie Die morbenoe &linge bis ans
9eFt in bic 8ruIt bes GTpaba.
Sin bunberttimmiger S9rst bes
GntTeBens ge1t iibsr ben M~arttpGaB,
Der @etroFfene Iintt blutiberItr0mt in
bic Nrme Der g6ortnd6en, unb 6o9
auFgeri6tet ME cine Ru9egDttin trttt
Msrcebes an ba5 Wei66eden, tau6t
Die 6anb binein, belreu3t Ti9 Die
Stirne unb is6nt Ii9 bann ru6i9 an
bic pfeiter bss 9ortals. Biz bic
Sbirren bic Sreppe 6inaniteigen unb
auf lie 5utreten.
Qber teiner Gpagt Iie gu beriibren.
2angIam nit fsItem S9ritt Iteiqt
Iie 3pif9en ben 6eiben S9ergen bic
8tr6entrepPe binunter, i6nen in's@ez
fGngniB gu folgen.
QGss Inn fie fer ent6lDBt bas
| 6dupt. Sic a6er IG6Glt nte cine Der
tldrte. --
N6t Sage ipGter beFinbet Ii6 bic
gan3e Staot in begsiftertsr Grregung.
Sn tppgenben @ruppsn umorGngt oas
8oIt, @roB unb &tein, Dit unb Sung
od5 groue 8ut6sgebduoe, mo an
Morgen befeI6en 3ages bic MDroes
rim be5 Soreabors, Der i'm 5ter6en
nod benz prieIter feline 2ige gebai9z
tet bat, einttmmig freigeIprofsn
porben 1T.
uno ais lie bro6en srF6eint an Der
gTngan9st6iir an Der 9dnb bes Sat
ten, ibren Snaben ouF benz Nrm, b.
er6ebt ii4 Elm 6rauIenber Su6el, flat
ternoe Slider unb iau43enbs Stimz
men begriiBer iie p:e cine Seilige;
bon Jierdmonte3' Magen tperben i'm
Gu bic itol3en 3ugifiere ausge1pannt
unb bas poar i'm Sriumpb ra9 benz
NIT 9uirlanoen FeltIi6 geI4miiften
5aufe ge5ogen.
unb pieoer pie friiber T6reitet Ts
erbobenen 9aupte5 bur9 bic StroBen
0abin, betpunbert uno psrebrt BON Sc
hermann. angebetet Don i6rem Sat
ten unb geFeiert in ben Romun3en
fpanH6er 9peten.
Sn Der atr4e aber beFinbet Ti6 gu
etpiger @rinnerung als 9siIigt6um
bas fur4t6dre Wert3eug, nit bem elm
3~iirnenbeS 8ei6 feline beleiOigte G6re
b~srtbeioigt bat. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Siehfutter. ann StrnhnreiIe

NoIgenoes mo DIE nur ben liaatIlben
@aaaen liz pen, Srol IL. j. 70. s~efern sr'
;lelteu BreiIe:
ytorDlpeEIi de Us aage.
Seu--Simothp Sen $15 - $l7.00, gem.
$500 bis $500, 3leebeu $1,000 bis
$l4.00 pro Come.
Strph.-Bui,eufroh $7.OO-S8, Roggen'
froh ~$l2.00-S'4. QafertrOa $3.50 SO
prs 3oune.
gtais = 1925 bis s2.35 pre- 6aB.
SefIthe " q age.
6eu-Slmotbu.0eu(aIte $....-S....
neues ZEN SIG bis $I8, Sleebeu SIS bis SIG
pro 3onue.
StrOh-Bal;enTroh $7.O0-s, 8Ogaens
troh $12.00-Sl4.0O, 6uferitrOb sos.
pro Come.
Yioi8-S2.7O bis s2.75 pro 6aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01

RafFee: N~otirung2n iino, ME foIgt:
7s Bis "a pro 9fO. fir Nr. 7 Rio;
Santpg 81 Big lie. pro 9funo; Maz
racaibo 94c. big 12c.; SABA zoe. bis
235c.; Moffo 1876. Bis 1876.
@sr0Iteter aaffee: 6. 8. 6, in 8iIten
12c. Bis 122I1Oc. pro pfuub; in
8i6Ien uno Gdten, reiner SdDa 32c.
Big 321c.; rsiner Maracaibo 22c. BIZ
221c.; SABA unb Motfa, gsmif4t, &c.
Big 28c. pro 9funo; reinsr Gantos
19c. big 1886. pro 8funo.
Aaffinirter 3u6sr: pro PfunO, gez
piirfelt, 6.O5c.; puIOeriiirt, 6.65c.;
STANDARD grarulirt 5,5Oc.; fem grdz
nulirt $500; GrpItal u $500; @onz
Petitioners q 5.4Oc.; Qomiral u $500.
unb 9el6sr 4.55c. Biz Sc.
MolaFes: pro @oaoue, offensr Sci
Tel, out Biz fsin, 35c. Big 43c.; 9ortO
Aicp 35c. Bis 42c.; Nep : ORLEANS,
Centrifugal 15c. big 22c. uno por3iigz
fi9 25c. Bis Doc.
5uG3fkiI6, pro gfunb, gauge
@duGisrn, engIiT4 gef4nitten, 79c.;
gan8e tur3s 8ippen &c.; tur3e Seitsn@
rippen 94c.; @eitsnipef 91c.; gun3e
2si61tiide 94c.; >S4ultsrn, eng
lid geI9nittn, Sc; Sugar GU
reb" 8ruIitiid e; Sugar GU
reo" 96ultsrn &c. - S4intsn =
fleine lit; obne 9aut lie; picnic
&c.; sMeBz"S $3.50
pro SAB. S4mul3 = in Siercss, gut
raffmirt. &c.; IN SGfsrn sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
0iehmarfte.

@nf'9ibertp. 9a., IS. Tebr. -
Die gfnrtt fir 8inDp,et mar ilettg bel
Slpiiten $500 uuo $3.50 id,wanteneer
Preten. Shpelue : Whnrtt l%ebhaft; Die
YreIle uariirten iuiiheu $4.O0 NM s. 20.
Shante: Nurtt itstig; ole Trelle parltr'
ten iintlhen $2.0U mo $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-01
Rnlttrnrfr GnFfautt.

g. DoOis 8urFittO, pofmeiiter;
5reosrid 2tit, 9Ifs@4Oitmeiittr.
Die Poit lit 9ug unO Na4t often.
Oas Department. fir 9slrzQntpetz
fungsn 1T g%e0ffnet pom 9 ubr Nors
gems big 5 rbr Abenos; an 6eIttagen
it e. gsidlohen.
Ods Ospartsment fir rsgiItrtrte
8risFs 1T ss0flmt BON 9 uhr MOrs
gems Big 6 u6r Nbenbs.
Die 3rieFtrdgsr liefsrn an Jeitta9en
nur einmal MorgtnS db.
Nu4foIgsrb lit Elm 8er3si4niB Der
berT9iebsnen .3tpeiss9ureuur uob if
rsr 2agc. Sn itbsm oieier 8Ireour
iperoen tGgIi6, Gountugs au59snomz
men, BON 8 ubr Worgen5 Bis 6 ubr
Mbcnbs @aIozQnlpeIiungen ausgsIteut
unb regiitrirts 8riefe mtgegen gsnom'
men.
3Ipets 9 Ireuur.
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bent.
etuticn &, ets5tr uuO 9amburQ'strobs StO.
@. Gatott, sspcriut'uoent.
cation 3, Carroll - SOi. asfsS, Supsrinten'
bent.
etatiOn 6, 10. etraBs unO gOrtb'aO'nns,
Ralbroot - &. $. Sarrpto, Superiutsnosnt.
eturion O. sGatonspiGs 98arrtr 8. SorH1Gn'
etation 8. sotuns q. 10. Suf;, euOrin'
terbmt.
Station :, Gaferus unD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Qouis SebIerielO, superintendent
etoti0n q, 6parrufp's gOint Sulius Wsrs'
bitb, Superintendent
Citation &o.auorlSurt - Truu Srsne \. 90eU'
Station m. 3O9s, 6;Our.gs.nas ). u.
Gner, SuptriHtsuntnt.
Station y, Raptrlp. Goeuut uHO 9orfsROaO -
3. 6. 2~ioinsRon, SuptrinttnDtnt.
citation 6, RorootsGdr Sab uno e9srtFHr.-
Ghurl.s &. Grspsr, superintenosrt.
unter StdttoHen.
Sr. - SorisWOenu. unO WuOiiOH'StraS -
Sbomus d. Gonfsn, euSsTtnteaDsnt. r,,,
Rr. 9 -Sroanpap uno SantsStrap 9'o''
U. @clF, superintendent.
ri. s. grooSwdo uub G6dissstrabs J. g.
aT. elliott nnO Gurtso'stEabs un'na
S6raber, SuperinttrosHt: &c..
Rr. - Sobr uuo Wtolbtr'Sfross SU'S
0. RtReal, euptinttnSsrt,
pr 7 - 6arl.m. uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
=. Ruans. Superintendent, mn
Rr. - Baltimore uUo ann'Sttob ~"'
Sobu 3. Gartod, Superintendent.
4. Gsuarb8, Gupsrinttnotnt. GU,
gr. Q - Rr. Oh. 8. aoeHus, @oOSOurs gas
G. Rub. eup:tintenotnt. mr.r1e-,t
pr az - TortbsHpenus uno WeSuuoo'Strab
sosiS qFtQ. sbipl,p, Superintendent
Tr. &c - gruioseinsGotHu unb RtDls@sH'
etyot, - u. G~aIpart, Jun, 6uprtntsncsnt.
Wr. 81 - Fr. G, BefsRortb'Notnue Ns'6'
6. q. Rah.r, superintsHoent.
Or II - Gilmors6trube unD Grtot'd'@osnus
6,rbtt G. Bilion, Superintendent.
VI. IN. Eou4. suprintenbtnt.
Wr. IS GharlessStrabe uno SuntlHg Uona"U avg
Rr. - - G5lrlessStraBs unb TOrt9'@osnus
- 3. I. VsBolS, SupsriHterntnt:
@r. "a prtfonsStrdBt uno 8rttHIn'uHf'00e'
- \. q. G%arriion, superintendent
9. edrDptI. Superintendent.
Sr. 10 = giDo1e.strute II. 9sRnisIoaHta'SSs'
- SSsr 6trr. superintendent
rs. % = RSrtbs uHO 2iHesu'Sse"as SS@'A
@. TsHats, Superintendent.
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Sobn @nuamhfer.

9rpaopaD, 8. uno 10. StraBs,
Nep : 0ort, "a. Suli 1899.
Meine 9erren!
9a i9 felt pielen Sdbren nit obi9er
6irmd in @sr6inoung Itebs unb gu on
geitrengtsr SbGtigteit ge3pungen bin,
3pg i9 mir 9artlsibigtsit gu uno lit
Sabre lang an Op5pepite uno lauren
Masen. Gin padst Sbrer Sablets
bat mid gsbeilt. uno nebme i4 nit
arobem 8ergnigen 8erdnlafuns, olez
Ielben aGen gu empfebbn, Die in dbnz
li6er @eiie lsibeno itno.
I4tun9spoa Sbr
6. 8. 6 q It n o b.
Mn bic IL. g. WrmD C RaoD Sublet
Co.," Nr. II, DIT IA. StraBe,
Netp : Oorf.
1Oc., 25c., $1.OO pro 9adet. 9ei al
len Ipotbfern. (Sft28-)
gu baben unb empFobten bon s + 0.
90. &oIbepeb.N r.2 6reperidz Mpe.
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Sdma9e, tleru0ie BtrionelI,

seplastson 6ofnunssIoEsfei uns iSIedat.u 7rdu.
men: srid6pfsn6sn aushaGsn. BruJt.. Riid.n. unb
un6 @efthts. Ratarrb. ausidla Grrbtb,n 81.
tern. 6erltlopfen, GenshIi&teit, x-hbRnn, H. e IN.
esfabreI aus BEN swenfdbsufreune~ iuoerI6Ihoer
6ritliher Ratbseher fur Suns une Vii. nie sinFoG
unb biuig 6efd,led,fsfranfhciten uno GpIoen Der
Suaentfinnen griHoIia aebsiIt uno pons Gsiunbs
bsif une GrObRnn ipieoersrIanst iperbtn f6nnsn.
- @anj neues beiloerfobren. Sober ieiu eioener
4rlt. Sieies auBeroroentlih tntersHante uno Iebrs
reite Bud tpirn mad Gmpfaus BON as Gents
4riefmarftn p~triiegelt ~rerianet bon Der
PRIvAT kLIhIK. 1871 9Th Aysu New York MY.
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Waelfbe MuffIdrnne

UMEL
entbGIt hos oebieaene Deuti1e Wsrt Der Tets
tnnas.NnferS. Is. MuFast. $50 Soften tart, nit
oielsn Iebrrsi&en SnuftratiOnsn. nsof s,nsr ab.
~banbIung aber fineerlpie Gber, iutlGss pm nfann
iino Erau oeIeien perben ionte. unentbebrltt
fir ianse 2sute, bic R9 persbsli6sn ponen' oSes
rnsliflid, perheirdtbet ftno. n.. i.
man aefnune timber ,eust unb Gefd,Iebtsfranf'
beiten unb o. b6ien Solsen BON Staenssineen.
ME Sdpdd,e. .m~erppGtdt.. SmpOtena. gSIati.
b6htniB. GneraieIpfafeit unb Rrdmpfaeerbrudh
pbne id,delfhen T2eSi,inen baiernc beiltn tann;
Gin treuer 6reunb unb neifer Sfatb9eber " oieles
nniibertreffide oeutihe BUD, rueIhes nd1 ems
pfane bon % Cts. Doftmarfen in einfonem um'
t@las iorsiam oerpadt, frei 8usei1idt tpiro.
DEUTSCHES HEiS-lNSTiTVTS
10 EAST 9. STREET.
ErHher II Clinton 1Iace. Nero cicrf. w.
Der rR.ttungs : Mnfer" III AUDI gu
boben Bel Srsberid Witte, 236 Noro'
Apparb@G traBs.
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SaItimursr e Fett .us 53ric.
(g.rtbtet fIr ben n 0eutihcn OrreiuoHO. Hteu" surb
Dfloeensori, Diver 3 9o1
SaLtImore ben % 6ebruat sol
giioasneOri, OIluer + 50. bcrebneu TIr Francs;
SGutlers'8rGttcn 6.l9H Ueniger go. dui 90 Gage,
GuI Si1t 8 l6h, tGuinIHnuDt 6.2Oas-5.21z1 cut
90 age. JieIhsu ri 94h, tSnl0en 40.
StertlHs Saufiels fir 50 Gage asa (, aut siht
49, q, tauiudHniibe 4. S4z-4S4%.
Orrrauie auf Der pIrnseu @fefItn'5pre.
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3u berfaufen ooer Ut bermiethem

3u perfaufen ODER su otrmietben:
Qaben, 0obnbaus uro Stall in SIR. 1929, 5rt=
0erid=@Oenue; Gronte an brei Straben; $I8 noz
natli6. No65ufrueen bel u. 3. Rennebp, 9tr. ).
Sft=9eriuatpuz Str1Be. (57-62
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Saltimorcr Rarftberihte.

CSerlhtet tnrI: I . 5cuti ben Europe ZOE Tt'E."l
ga ttMor:. ben -. Sebruar 1901.
Ttt heattac B,tBeHsutUhr betruJ 1l,345 Ruitel.
Der S!spdturers9 orrdtb SOL 1852 Buir., BsriaHbt
BON ben sleuotoren ........ Suibef. 9srtGuit pars
ben 1000 Suihel unb -. Aasaea.
~'FolgeHee IGVtQe Selgt ben peurIler, ben eeitriSeE
hHo ben lestldbrisen 5tars OR 8sl1sHprtIie II oer"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.