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T. w. Cooper. repairs. ITO Bennefontain
street. cost $500
Arson Hixon, addition, 125 to 1ss East Norwood
cost $1,000
Clara l. Yarmouth, frame house. 700 North
Alabama street. cost s, 0O0
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-The following ta-
bic, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended Jan. II. with the percentage
of increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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Bletals.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 1S.-Metals very weak. Lead
lower at 4.17l2c; spelter much depressed at 3sOc
sellers.
NEW YORK. JAM 1s-Metals dull. spelter
quiet at 405c
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Hogs-Receipts, LOO; shipments. 92o The
quality was generally good. there being few
cars of choice heavy sale. The market
opened active at a sharp advance being fully
10c to 121zc over yesterdays prices. The bulk
of the sales made at s.. 30@5 371s with
choice heavy at s540q5.45. the latter price for
one car of Illinois hogs averaging over 300
pounds Trade ruled brisk, and all were sold
| ctr ON
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Poultry and Other Produce.

prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Poultry ana Other Produce.
Prices paid by shippers.
Turkey hens, &c per ID; young toms. SIC;
young chickens. SIC; hens, SIC: cocks. &c. ducks,
&c: geese, full feathered. $5.40Q6 per doz
Cheese-New York full creams. 13c: domesti,
SWISS lie; brick. lie; imburger. 13o
Butter-Choice roll. lie per ID; poor, No. a &c.
Eggs-1541sc PEI Coz.
zOc per ID.
Reeswax-soc for yellow: 25c for dark.
wool-Medium. unwashed 1912oc: tub-washei,
2sG3nc; bury and unmerchantable 3G25c less:
fine merino. 15Q17c; coarse braid. lie.
Rabbits, s0c9$1 per dozen for hunters dressed.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green salted Hides-No. /. &c; No 2. &c: No. I
calf. 91kc; No. calf. Sc.
Grease-white 4c; yellow. SIC; brown, 2xc.
Tallow-No !. &c; No. 2. SIC.
Provisions.
Hams-Sugsr cured, Isl to 20 lbs average lok
G10%c; Is lbs average. NhQ11Ac; II lbs average,
l1E61fzc: 10 lhs average 11kQ11&c.
Iard-Kett1e rendered, &c; pure lard. &c.
Pcrk-Bean. clear. SIS; rump. $3.50.
Bacon-Clear sides, 80 to 60 lbs average e1xc.
80 to 40 lbs average. CSC: 20 to 30 lbs average
CSC; clear bellies Is to 30 lbs average SIC: rs
to % lbs average, SIC; IA to Is lbs average 97sc
clear backs 20 to Is lbs average. 9c IL to 1s lbs
average, CSC; to 9 lbs average. 9Ac In dry-sal,
NC less.
age, shc: 10 to II lbs average. SIC.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1s.-Cotton steady
Sales. $500 bales. Ordinary. 13-16c; good or
binary, 7-16c; low middling. 11-16c; middling
91zc; good midding SAC; fair middng 10 3-l6c
Market nominal. Receipts to-day, s.6S7 bales;
stock, 357, 706
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transactions mt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPo-
LIS, Jan. S.-Cattle-Receipts, co. shipments,
"a. The receipts were quite light and of 'rdi-
nary quality, being chiefly butcher stock and
light shipping grades. The market opened steady,
with fair demand, especially for the better
grades. and the few offerings We're soon disposed
Of at satisfactory prices. The closing was
steady, with all sold Quotations:
Good to choice steers, $50 450 lbs So 107 $50
Fair to medium steers, 1880 to l. 400 lbs 1850 SIS
Good TO prime butcher steers. LOO to
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NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-Butter-Receipts. 37s2
packages. Market firm. Creamery, 16122c:
June creamery. 15@1siec; factory, 11Q14c. Cheese
Receipts 4.S05 packages. Market firm. Fancy
large fall made, 1lh@l1ikc; fancy small fall
made. n&@12c Eggs-Receipts. ABA packages.
Market firm. Western average packed at mark
21q22l2c; Western, loss off, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1S-Butter firm and lc
higher; fancy Western creamery 22c; fancy
Western prints, &c. Eggs firm and &c higher
fresh nearby, 23c; fresh Western. 23c; fresh
Southwestern 23c; fresh Southern, zoe. Cheese
steady; New York full creams. fancy small, 11a4
@12c; New York full creams. fair to choice, 101z
q111ac.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady. Cream
cries, 14Q20c; dairies, 1l1zG1Sc. Cheese dull at
10AG11Ac. Eggs firm; fresh 19c
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1s-Eggs higher; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 17lsc doz, loss on
cases returned; new whitewood cases included
1zc more.
CINCINNATI Jan. 1s.-Eggs firm at 17c- But
ter steady; creamery 19m23c; dairy nQ13c.
Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. lie.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1s.-Butter quiet; creamery.
15Q2119c; dairy, 12ql5c. Eggs higher at lie.
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OIL CITY, Jan. 1S.-Credit balances, s117:
certificates. no bid. Shipments. 1907 brls: aver
age. 00,e17 brls; runs. u1,923 brs; average, 90.
7S4 brs.
MONTPELIER. Jan. 1S.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, Sic per brl; North
Lima, SEC.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Petroleum steady.
Rosin quiet. Spirits turpentine steady at 40
Q40hc.
SAVANNAH. Jan. S-Spirts of turpentne
firm at 37kc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1s-Spirts of turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Cotton-Spot closed dull
Middling uplands sac; middling gulf, 1Oisc
Sales, 40 bales.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Poultry-Alive weak
Fowls, 9kc; chickens. SIC: turkeys Sd9c
Dressed steady; turkeys. 10q1019c; chickens.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing. Rosn steady at 81. 20G1.25. Crude
turpentine quiet al $lls0 to &. So Tar firm at
$3.50 3 fsag-
ST. LOUIS. JAM IlS.--Poutry steady; chick
ems. &c; young, 6izc: turkeys, &c; young, &c;
ducks, 7l3c geese, Size.
CHICAGO, Jan. addressed poultry steady;
turkeys, 6Gs1sc; chickens, 7lzaslkc; ducks SC.
CINCINNATI Jan. 1s.-Poultry firm chickens
71kqSlsc; turkeys. Ease.
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Sheep-Receipts. 800; shipments fair. There
not liberal supply of sheep and lambs,
and all sold in good season at quotably
steady prices, compared with the way equal
kinds have sold heretofore this week. Quite
number of lambs sold as high s5.25, with
rather ordinary kinds low 81. and common
to choice sheep sold at s2.50G3.75. Quotations.:
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Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. The de-
mand was good from local buyers. who soon
absorbed the light offering The market opened
strong at unchanged prices. The quality was
only fair, there being but few prime grades
offered. Trading ruled active, and all sold early
The closing was steady. Quotations:
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LAKE ERIE = WESTERN X. r

LAKE ERIE y WESTERN X II.
Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex.....f7.0o s1o8
Toledo. Detrcst and Chicago. linn. .s12.20 t416
Aunce. Lafsy'te and Laporte spec. go f10-z3
INDIANA. DECATUR = WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and 81 Louis Nail and ex....fe.15 tao
Chicago express. p fll.D $40
Tuscola accoramodat ior--..-...--...-t3.46 flo.u
Decatur a ST Louis fast ex. c.. .s11.1O s405
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GVy<pEA CHI, IND. ~ LOUIS. RY.
Ticket once. Is West Wash. 81
r. (his0 ui0hf 2 n a n
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early. closing strong. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
NCTI INH 4th ave. & 2Sd st......At $50.
,YATV IN Daniel FrOhman. Manager
Matinees Thursday & sat. 2:lo.
ANNIE RUSSELL In hS9ah hSaa FAMILY EaMIEa
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRANn OPERA SEASON I:oo--I:NbI

TONIGHT at s-DER FLIEGENDE MOL
LANDER CThe Flying DutChmanl. Mines Gadskt and
Schumann- Henk; NM. Dippe. Blass Bars and Bertram
Conductor Damrosch
Fri ISving Jan. q at S-FAUST din French). Mines
Melba Bridewel NM. Jean and Ed de Reszke and
Scotti. Conductor Mancinellt
sat Att Jan s. a 1:45-DIE WALkuRE Gin Ger
mani Mines. Gadski. Schumann- Heink and Terminal NM
Van Dyck. Blass and BertramL Conductor, DamrOsch
sat. EV'ng. Jan. 8. Sat Popular rrices-IIs
TRONATONE Gin Italian). Mines. NOrdica and Oltzkas
NM. Campanari. JOurnet and Dippel Conductor Elon.
EVE. Jan. q, s:l5-GrGnd Popular Concert
Soloiss: Mines. Suzanne Adams Maryln Bridewell;
Saleza, Campanari Pancon. together Syith En-
tire Opera House Orchestra Conductor. Mr. Dam
rOsch.
Mon. Ey's Jan. !. at s-AIDA dn Italianll Mines.
and Homer; NM. Jean and Ed. de Reszke, Jour
lei Conductor. F1On-
We'd Ev'g. Jan o. at s-LOHENGRIN Gin Germanl
Mines NOrdica Schumann-Heink NM. Jean and Ed.
Reszle. Muhlmann and Bispham Conductor pamrOsch
Ev'g Jan. IL, s-LA HOHkNE Gin Italian.
Mines Melha and Frtzi Schen; NM Saleza. Gilbert.
Journet and Campanar. Conductor Manclnclli-
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-GoVernor John G. Brady, of Sitka.
Alaska, and A c. Newton of Montana. BROAD
WAY CENTRAL-W. d. Biddle. of Knoxville.
Tenn; D. c. Slattery of San Francisco and W. II.
willard of Raleigh, n. c. CAMBRIDGE-General
William a. Gardner, of Savannah FIFTH AVE
NUE-A. N. Shook. of Birmingham. Ala; eX-Con-
gressman William Whiting, of Massachusetts. and
T. w. Palmer of Michigan. GRAND-R. c. Hum
Der, Z. S. A. and II. II. Kipp United States Marine
Corps. HOLLAND-Ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy of
Boston, DR.. E +. Mcconnell. United States Marine
Corps, and DIR. Jacob Hirsch. of Munich M
PERIAL-Colonel Thomas g. Jones, Of MontgOm-
cry. Ala. and Colonel ]. ID. Coleman, of Washing
ton. MURRAY HILI-James G. Angell of Ann
Arbor, Mich. PLAZA-F. w. Gibbs, of Phila-
delphia. VICTORIA. Sloat Fassett, OF Elmira;
Colonel w F. Snyder. of Salt Lake City and Lieu
tenant J. L. Simon, Z. S. A. WALDORF-W. w.
Young, Of Chicago; Lyman s Files, of Cape Nome,
and w. r Whittier, of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
NEW-YORK CITY

our Animal Protective League announces that
the fund for John Derfnger, who injured
while rescung a dog from elevated railroad
track amounts 1853 30.
The thirty-seventh annual dinner Of the Dart
mouth College Association will held at Del
mOnico's on Friday evering, January 25
The Tribune has received from Philip S. Smith,
Of No IS JohnsOn's Park, buffalo. SO for the four
destitute Adams children. who were found starv-
ing at No. BOB MontrOse-st., Brooklyn, Friday.
The money has been turned over to the Children 5
Shelter, OF Brooklyn
Rehearsals were held yesterday at the Madison
Square Garden .Or the Dances professions and
special features of the Magyar fete, to be give
on Friday evening under the direction of the Hun
sarian Peasant Bali Association.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Health Board. II a.
Funeral Of Hiram Hitchcock, d.. Parkhurst s
church. 10 a. m
Board of Public Improvements, afternoon.
State Lunacy Commission, meeting TO consider
Bellevue charges
Medical Board OF Bellevue.
Committee of Fifteen. regular meeting, $50 p m.
Republican Club, dinner for eX-presidents, even
ing.
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen,
1I5th annual meeting, No. 20 West Forty-fourth-
ST. p m
New-YOrk Historical Society, annual meeting,
Second-ave. and Eleventh-st, $50 p. m
School Board of Manhattan and The Bronx,
p.
Peoples Institute, lecture by Charles Sprague
Smith on 'Ceryantes: Don QuiXote' Cooper Union,
D. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. JANUARY ]. 1901


PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. JANUARY ]. 1901.
ARRIVED.
steamer PhiIadephan CBr). Mckinney LIVERPOOL De-
ceinber 10 m6se Frederick Leyand Co limited
a the Bar az 3 a m.
Steamer Astoria f3rD. Wilson, Glasgow December %
win mdse cabin 81 passengers 20 Hen
derson Bros. the 1920 m
Steamer City fFD SenGe Bristol December IL
and Swansea IS. with mGse James Arixell & Co Ar
az Bar 8lst
steamer Moonstone tBr). Williams. Huelva December
~ and Bermuda y, with 20
Davis Sulphur Ore Company. Vessel 10 c T Bowrfng
20 Arrived a the Bar ga m.
-.eafner NyInphsea f3FD, Munro. Iscafa November
,fanfa Messina % Palermo % Gibraltar
s. with mdss 20 Phelps Bros & Co. Vessel John
sesser 60. Arrived al the Bar az lo:So 3ist
teamer VlncenzO Ecnanne utaD, Rizzo Syracuse No
snlser December 3 Palermo z Wi
4 lie 20 Phelps Bros & Co Arrived at 3
sresner Benclin (8r). Bowles BatOum November 20.
alfers December Gibraltar and 81 MehaeIs
nldse order; vessel 10 simpson. Spence Young. Ar
-lxed an Bar 3s20
stesyaer Fifzcsrence r), Renton Sourabaya October
81 Taesl 10 Earlarsng % Colombo November g. Port
6st1 "a hgiers g. 81 Michaes 13 Delaware
E,eakwater 81, with order: vessel
Ards q GO. Arrived a. The Lar at y
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
Announcements.

Prince Albert No. Q.
Full Dress Shirts. E. Z
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

Steamer suleforth Colon December &C. % % with with
dse and S cabin g s- to the IN nama @ railroad
Steomer Carbbee (Br), Scott. Demerara December q,
sEsaaGs sna snd g & K T. St cos and d with
mdse and eight cal cabin M passengers % to outerbrdge
Steamer MORO castle Downs December
Co Arrived at the Bar at 4;47 m;
cember 22 Port Kingston 3D. Moran Is
vessel the Cameron Steamship Co. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Concho Risk, Galveston December 90 Key
"esd ~ "l1n muse Shd Pase1seIs 30 - n aory q 20
passing in sandy Hook last night came up and anchored
steamer Rio Grande. Johnstone. Brunswick Ga. De
Sember IS with mdse and passengers to H Mallory
stesner Oneida sta StsDes WiIm1ngton m n y and ceo
town. c. December %. with mdse and passengers TO
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk.
Steamer Ase lboTn Curry Philadepha for bridgeport
sandy Hook. \ J. Jan |, $50 m-wind northwest;
SAILED
Steamers Kansas % City for Savannah: Katahdin
UIler GSorl. DemereTa E Monte. Orleans; Tauric
city Or) Bristol conanche Charleston and Jackson
tNOrj. Phiiadelpha. pO'' news rherni'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Jan Arrived. Hobein Obj, shur
Ayonmonth. Jan SAILED. steamer Potomac (Br tank)
sciIy, Jan l. m-Passed. steamer Minnehaha Crsr)
Lizard Dec 3fHPassed steamers .,o. o
Butt New-YOrl FOR Rot Rotterdam: Jan HeIios GGer,
TieetWood. pee si@saiIed. steamer B,orgvin oNor,
DaTsmoutR ySn .. lAEiyed l., Neya oSor,
=, London Jan ARRIVED. steamer Masconomo trsr)
copsnhagsn. Dec 2e Sailed steamers Nioolai II ooan
81 Meaes Ja4 Es Pae RIydssn NswyoT %
burn t5rD. from Huelva for New-York Cfor cosD
Hansen New-YorE ''''''' .''A'lS' a'e' 'S0'''
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02

VHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Board OF
ManageFs % the NURSERY AND CHIPS HOS.
PITAIs will be held Thursday January 81. lsOl. az
twelve O'Clock the institution.
MRS. AI.GERNON 8. SULLIVAN. First Dtroc&1eaA
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
m1NrArrRR ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 72S Sunset 443 Moon 456 Moons
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy Hook sos Island 5:3s Hell 727
PM.-Sandy Hook 534 Gov. Island e:C6l Hell Gate 1865
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9 d 6btbtn
0otbenburg, II. DIT,

NDgFVNItDHtDT Y = =
Seuts W2rgsn fubr grofsiior Otto
RorbnsGo b's Subool grpsbition
duf BEN G6iffe .9lntdrctic" BON bier
ab. 5s befanbsn iih ale Wlilgliebsr
Der Grpebition an goro mit2lusna1ms
tss 2ieutendnt 3uis, Der in Jalmout9
an gor6 tommt.
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81 an a a.

Wdncpubtr, 2. 2, TO. III,
Die 9ompfer Binapa unb Wuub..
tpelds bem Dampfer .6dting" gu SiIfs
oefanbt fparen, Der dui oem 5elien Der
S.rpisiniel feitfst, tamsu bier seitern
3o6mittaa nit zen 10 Pdfogieren
bes osifsitsrteu 1dmpiers an. Uinn
bofft bas sei6eiterte S9iff pisoer
flott MAIDEN Su t5nnen. Die Repdrds
turtOItsn psr6sn auf $4,000 ssiddBt.
gradpile. Ont, 16. Stt.
Der 6er,oo unb bic 6sr3oein BON
gormuaa beii6ten bettt bic Gaiiieno
Snieln.
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. II Ig arten.
Sofia, II. Sft.

/ NNffhNNNs Il
@uIgarten.
Sofia, II. Stt.
Ssn bei ner9onqenen gtodt muroe
nm Dem Snuie Ser Gltern ser ,Srou
SiiIfn pieoer ein @rief Ser sSralt
EiiIfa ongebeftet, in Dem gemeloet
Initroe. boB oie 5Srou einem Ginoe
bos 2ebeu gegeben babe uno ii60tut-
ter Inn Qino mohI beiin0en.
u us 4 + ice.
DaIbington, II. Ott. !
SSu Der GoIonie Der 9lltsiGtiqen in
Wtnlofai in Saipaii befinoen ii6 Dem
geridt Oes Quarontdne Chefs SufoI.
ge 900 Qeptrante unp 164 @eIuns
oe. 9IQe oieie 9eute weroen auf $50.
Iiten Der &egierlng nit eincm Soften.
ouitponOe bon $4,000 uuterbalten,
ecfIeioet uno beberbergt Ser 9e.
ri6t betont bic @rgebimg unb 3ufriez
oenbeit, nit Der Die llngIiifIi6en li6
| in ibr i6mereS @eihid fiigen. Or.
Gofer bat nit beionOerer Sorgfolt
Der glnitedl1n9sQefobr na6qefori6t,
Der ii9 Die @efunben in Der
fe6r nit ben 9(usiGBi9en aus
ieben. unb feitgeiteut, baB in
ben Iebten Sebn Sabren nur sebn
Iglnitcflmoen itottgeiinoen boben.
Die 3d6l Der Qufnabmen fiel pom
Sabre 1891 bon 1872 bis gum Sabre
l1900 ouf So. gs lit iontit. troe Der
sings6enben giu6foridungen auf ben
Snfeln, cine Ibnabme gu ber3eihnen.
Ausber 8unoes sbaupt It q b t.
8aIbingtOn, IL. Ott.
Der prGibent RpoIepeIt begnabiate
beute cine 9ln5abl in ben 9unotsgerid)z
ten perurtbeilte Perionen. Darunter
brei yleger, bic lebtes 6riibiabr pesen
peniions S9ninbels 5u einem Sapre
@efdngniBbdft perurtbeilt tpurben.
OieIe Orei iinO sdnali4 unpiFenb.
'mD poren ftG obne 3peifeI Der 3rass
Deite ibrer 6anOlung ni9t belpuBt.
Inter ben 8egnabigten befinbet 1i9
aud cine Srau, Die i'm alter pon bei=
nabe 80 Sabren iteht.
Seute purben bic 8prdnI6ldge fir
bic 6lptte fir bas nd9ite 6isfaliabr.
bas nit bem 30. SUM- 1908 enbet, per=
I0ffentli9t. Der @eIammt 8etrag Der
Igeforberten Summe betrdgt $98,910,s
1884. Die 8eipiILigune fir bas ldufenbe
ISabr betrGet ST., ,924,535. Inter ben
IbauptId6Ii6iten neuen poiten befinosn
lid fplgsnbe: Neue 8utterie fir bic
,Genart", $175,OO0; neue 8dtterien
fir Die .9tlbanp" unb bic rGep Srs
leans", 100000; ReIerpe @eihiibe
fir bic Slotte, $500,000; Srpdenbod
Ifir 9prtsmoutb, $5O0,000.
2aut bem 9Sobresz z8ert6t bes Gr3ie=
bungszGommiTGrs beIu6en etpa %
lqrosent Der 8ep0lterung Der 8ereinias
ten Stuatsn bic DffentIihen S1ulen
Iunb etnd 8roaent bes Reites beiu, en-
BripatTbulen. @d6renb be8 nit bem
1. SSuli obgeldufenen Sabtes beIu6ten
17O20,710 30gGinge bic S6nlen ie9s
Iliher @rt; es III bies cine 3unabme
BON 282, ,348 qeoen bas 9priabr. 9tc
3a6l Der SpdIduIen but Iitb in ben
lebten 10 Sabren bon 1926 auf G,905
erb0At.
9aut bem beutigen 9lusipeiIe beg
S6abumtes betrGgt Der perfiigbdre
gaorbeItanb $167.425,728. mopon
800, ,995,136 duf bic GOloreIerOe ents
fdllen.
cym 8riegsamt ift elm S6reibeu bes
&rieos Sefretdrs goot eingetroffen,
in ipeldjcm er mittbeilt, baB er eripurs
tet, feline dmtli9en Yfli6ten in @aTbs
ington Witte nd9iter Bohe pieber
aufnebmen gu t0nnen.
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sen. Oepep's So63eit.
92elp Wprt, is. Sft.

be i'm 9abitbeater Die %. Sabrespers
iammIun9 Der r9lmeritan 8dnters
9lKociation" erDffnet. gu Der 5inan5s
leute aus alien Sbeilen bes 9anbes err
Ibienen paren. Die Sbeilnebmer an
ben Sibungen reprdientirten elm Ras
pital pon $4,000, 100000.
Sen @orTib fiibrte Der PrGIibent OIL
po $. Sropbribee BON Neip gort. Der
9iiroermeiIter Hpie unb Der 8ors
Iibenbe bes Wlilparteeer 8antier
Clubs, Serr 2ombarb, begriiBten Die
@Gite.
Ser SefretGr sSames R, 8ran6 ers
ifottete einen Seri6t. 9teIem 3us
fpIee bat bic MitglieberaubI, troBbem
an 200 Mitglieber in 6oIge 9eI6cfts
Ii6er MiIere perloren gingen, ieit BEN
1. September 1900 mills 5ugenpms
men unb betrdgt iebt 5,504.
ReuergroceBfii r 81 Gineu r.
9llbanp, q. g., Is. 0tt.
Ser Qppelbuf bat &olunb 9. Mplis
neur bic @ieberaufnabme bes Procebs
perfa6rens betpiIGigt. Mulineur lit in
einem friib rem @erfabren Der @rmprs
bung Der Catherine S. aOums iibers
fiibrt unb gum Sobe pezurtbeilt porss
ben.
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AnslanO-9 -9rprllbrn.
Gdledtc @cidlGftSIasc in Scitcrreia,
NiiIitarfraluaa in sllSeriGOt.
gms Gbina.
9eutf dian b.
Berlin, II. Stt.

Berlin, II. Stt.
lleber bie@orgdnge auf Dem n9deen
lpirb nod gemelDet;
Sb an Der @aFertdnte, am Rie'en'
sebtrge poer i'm boperii9en Sp9lano
iiberou iit oas Suterefe an Der beui.
i9en Morine bas gleth grobe UNI
intsnIipe. @s gebt Elm Gebnen ourf
bas Rei9. baB bic Oeutide Morin; bi
bette 1ein Ipllte unb miibte in berBeIt
Riemanb beitreitct, DaB Der &oiier fl
sef9affen, am meiiten aber 1T oielt
9lnii9t in Der Marine perbreitet; BIZ
Oeuti9en Marine>Sffi3iere iinb oefer
eineebsnt unb Der &ailer 1T ipobI mir
9enb 10 perebrt fpie bel ibnen. QuC
m09ten bos Bette unb mas nur m09.
lid lit, lsiiten.
Dieter @uni6 bat nebtn oieIen
@utsn ober aud mdn9 llsb.es in
@efolge: Sn Dem raItlpfen Strebsn o,s
ein3elnen Offi3iers unb S9iFfSs&pm.
monbanten, baa 8eitr at leiiten, pirr
Der 0ienIt an Sorb nit elmer S6nei.
oi9teit unb Strenge getban, bic Sar
Wtaat, Der ntel in Der Delt berum.
tommt, erbtttert uno gum Wiberitdnf
reiat. Der SSnIuboroinotionsfolI aui
Der r8o3ene" ipn ntdt ber ein3ige Ietn
Bie bos n8aarbener Sogebldtt" berin.
tet, iolen i'm Sommer auf bem&iiiten:
pan5erTaiff rSueen", 8Ommanpun
&Urpetten &opitGn paf9en, Gbnlih
lln9ebOrigteiten ipie auf Der .9aselIe'
por9etommen iein, nur nit hem Inter.
i6teb, boB bon einem &omplott bobe
feline Rebe fein tonnte.
Iuf bds gtoBe Bublitum mc1en BIZ
8orfGle duf Der y@d3elIe" uno ben
pan5er r6a9en" ben Sinbrud, lib BIZ
iibergrcbe S6neibigteit eineebGmm
unb bds our9aus nilIige unb Iebl
iunee WatrpisnmateriaI nidbt Su Idharf
angeipannt tperben iolIte. man qtaubt
oab nit ettpas mebr Rd6Tidbt ebenTpt
bel geleiftst fperben fam, man fii6lt
oaB bel otefer fprcirten S6neibiqtei
etpos nit -ruterlduft, mas i'm 2dnot
der alien befsitigten 8ebrpfIi6t" MID
bortpmnen foGIte.
Sos &aiier Sriebri6z Oenfmal il
@ronberg, peI9es uripriingIi6 in bic.
lem Serbft entbiilIt perben foIlte, pirf
erit i'm nd6ften Sriibiabr entbiiIt per.
ben, tpenn bas SamiIienz zSraueria6r
fpegen beg 8obes Der &aiierin syrieb.
rid boriiber lit.
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8etgien.
8riiFel, II. St

SrltiIel, II. Stt.
oSn getreTf bes Planes bes &Onigs
2eopolo, bic Der. Stonten III beIuhsn,
beiBt es bier, ooB Der &0nig ben Plan
T6on felt ldngerer 3eit beg
te, o9ne baB man am 6oFc
etnos odoon puBte. Sopeit
NADER fi6 nod feline 2tn3eiben elmer
6a.6tgtn Qlbreiie tuno. Die MitgIies
oer bes t0rigli9en SausbaIts finn oet
9lnTidbt, boB bic gegenpdrtige 3eit fir
cine lGngere 2tbtpeIenbeit bes &0nigs
uidt giinitia 1T.
@robbritdnnier.
2onbDn, 10. Stt.
gbam6erlain fprd9 iid bieier Gage
in Der 9erIdmmlung Der 2emperen3s
leute in 9irmingbam babin aug, Gag
bic 3runtiu6t ni6t bur9 3ndngss
geiebe. Ionbern nur bur9 dllmGbIidbe
geiitige unb lsibli6e 8erbeferung Der
Gage beieitigt tperben t0nne. Gs Isten
our 3eit 100000 2lbItinen5Ier in
OtDBDriIuIHteH.
Der britii6e 9ampfsr .MuFapes
qua, ipel6er seitern in Sdbre ontum.
ftieb nit bem Bier auIummsn uno
tuuroe fart bsi4GOigt.
RuBlano.
petersburg, 16. Stt.
@eIhe be6eittenoen gerIuIte ser
riiiiide Sonoel our6 Die 6ineiii6en
8irren erlitten bat, gebt oorouS ber.
Dor, oa Der !Sonoel oort5in nit Der
StraBc bon Seio6ta in oeiem Sabre
in ben eriten bier Wfonaten id nur
ouf $4,000 Hubel, ober in ocriel.
ben 3eit Oes b. 5. aui 6.SOO,00O
RubeI belief. ~
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IS E n i q q E ? fe !.
g2etp 2Dort, II. Stt.

Ser yglmcrican @griculturift" I9dbt
bic OiesjGbrige 4epfelernte in ben @ers
einioten Stadten uuf 23,000,O00 8ars
rels gegen 100000 i'm @Oriabre
unb 7O,000,000 Barrels in benz ses
feaneten Sabre 1890.
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