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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
Muslin Underwear Dept.

A lot of soiled and rnussed Under
garments, consisting of Gowns. Long
and ShoEt Skirts. Umbrella Drawers,
French Corset Covers, and Chemiss.
All are nicely trimmed with NAP
lace and embroidery. Qualities MT
sold up to as high as s1-sS, for W
Odds and ends OF Ladies' Regular
CSC Wash Petticoats, OF striped
percale. with deep umbrella 1AH
rutFies and small Fufies on QN
bottom. Friday ...............OO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

The surprise in the American League
race is the wonderful playing OF Detroit.
Captain Casey's Tigers are the best
hustIers in the league, and Will not take
the dust even from the peerless Comiskey
aggregation Commie's men are rot doing
the woTId-beat act 20 any alarming ex-
there are others.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
Odds and Ends Toilet Wares.

Bailey's Petroleum. 211ac.-AIlen's
Talcum Powder, perfumed or borat-
ed, 21Ac-Mardi Gras Face Powder.
5c-Florida Water, &c bottle
Imported Tooth Brushes. 10c-Cal-
isher's Face Powder, 5c.-GIycerine
Soap. 5 cakes for SC.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Hanlon says that the decision in the
Lajoie ase is what made Sheckard jump
back He says his conscience was trou5-
ling him. Conscience is good!
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Catcher Stahl, Of the University Of
Illinois, may be Cincinnati backstop il
Manager McPbee can persuade him to join
the professionals
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
Remnants LaCes
and Embr0ideries.

Remnants Of Point Venice Laces, in
serpentine effects-good, useful lengths
and qualities that sell Usu- . 2C
ally at I5c and 19c yard Rem AIL
nant price, only ...---.----.-. W.
A remnant lot of several hundred
yards of Cambria Edgings and Tor
chon and Val. Laces, in various pat
terms and desirable widths. 4
Qualities sold off the piece up ~
to &c yard, foT----------------
A remnant lot of Cambria Embroi-
deries and Torchon and Yalenciennes
Laces, both edging and insertings to
match; good widths and dainty = SH
new styles. Sold up to SC XII
yard Remnant price. Of
Another lot of Cambria and Swiss
Embroideries; widths up to inches;
wide range OF new patterns r 81
Worth up to 12sec yard Fri MT
day for OT
Remnants of Finest Embroideries.
widths up to 10 inches In 2 to 4yard
lengths. Beautiful pat
terms and the newest de- rnIn
signs. Worth up to 25c LIEox
yard. Remnant price. kOZ
Remnants of Swiss and Nainsook
AIl-oyers, 20 inches wide; the most
popular material for entire
shirtwaists. Lengths from Rnc
to AZ yards Regular sec |I
values, for. - y
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Milwaukee baseball followers expressed
their sentiment relative to contract jump
ing and syndicate ball yesterday by Civ
ing Duffy's team slender patronage
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

around to q Turkish hath and reduce
them about ten pounds to the man they
might be able to play better ball" wrote
Frank Hough after the PEIlies had been
shut out in New York.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
IS, So and 81 Skirts, S2.98.

SIS, So and 81 Skirts, Sz.9S.
A special offering of all the odds
and ends Of Ladies' Dress Skirts and
Walking Skirts for quick clearance to-
morrow These skirts are all cut IN
the latest style and are made of the
most fashionable materials Trimmed
in various effects. Black n n M
and wanted colors. Regu- IN
lar s., S. and 81 values. for OEsOO
We are anxious to effect complete
clearance in one day OF all these
broken lots of Ladies' Suits. That's
why finest tailored suits of stylish
materials are offered at this price.
Some are stylishly trim n 3 no
med. Broken sizes. Reg 4 IN
ular values up 10 s16-5O, for y sOO
Ladies Dress Waists, Of taTeta.
peau de sole, and peau de cygne silks,
stylishly corded and tucked. made up
in the latest effects, in such desirable
shades as pink light blue, G' n n n
etc. Regular 81, s., and IS w
values. reduced To- - 5sOO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Just as the barrier was raised for the
fourth race at Westchester on Tuesday
Knight TempIar caught his head IN it and
was thrown over upon his back. Jockey
BTien suffered a heavy fal:, but was not
seriously injured. 'Fhe accident was
caused by a green hand, who held on to
one end Of the gate when the starter let
4 go.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

There is a good deal of interest in the
Joe Mcmahon Eddie Kelly bout at rs
pounds. which will precede the Erne-
Cans affair on the 18th Both boys are
working hard for the bout. as it Will
mean lot to the winner in the matter OF
future matches. They are to go eight
rounds
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Townsend VS. Young did not prove as
strong as Ortiz VS.. Young was expect
ed to.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Goodness. gracious! Mr.. Lotus, please
have those ball players of your'n win
game pretty soon, just to revive a little
dropping interest in the game at home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Coach Stagg, Of Chicago, was very
much chagrined when his star vauIter
was beaten by Gray at the relay races.
But Magee did not disgrace him, as he
cleared II feet inches, which is better
than the former college record.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Oliver Drew, the Irish handbaIl cham
pion, arrived in this country on Tuesday
on the steamship LucaDia. He is on this
side OF the water to play Mike Egan. of
Jersey City, for the championship of the
world and a stake of $3.50, the match to
begin on May Is The Irishman was met
at the Cunard dock by his prospective
opponent and several members of the
Jersey City HardbaiI Club and escorted
across the river to Jersey City.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Managers Herford and St. Clair, rep
resenting Joe Bernstein and Harry
Lyons, posted forfeits of $50 with the
sporting editor of the "Philadelphi
Times" on Monday to assure the appear
ance of Bernstein snd Lyons in the ring
at Baltimore tom orrow, when they are 10
battle twenty rounds for a decision, at
catch-weights. JACK Mcdonald has been
selected to referee
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Joe Walcott, IN letter to a friend,
writes regarding his recent mill with
Jack O'Brien, of Philadelphia: "O'Brien
In my opinion, Is a clever fellow. and
surprised me by his footwork and his fast
work with both hands. In my opinion he
Will whip Tommy Ryan If they ever meet.
he can also strike a hard blow"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Quite a different commencement at Bos-
ton yesterday from that of a year ago.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Joe UIlman has a new system for beat
ing the races which he sells to the pub
lie. Were it not for the fact that Joe is
q friend Of all tie bookmakers, ne would
have no hesitaney to use this system for
his own benefit, but under the eiTcum-
stances he hasn't the heart to take the
money away from his old pals.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Marriage Licenses Issued.
Charles W Mortimore and Ida S.
Stearns. both of Baltimore, Nd
James Shea and Lulu NJ Baker.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
SOC Umbrellas ACC

Ladies' English Twilled Gloria I'm
brellas, with steel rod and strong
frame Variety of handles. including
Dresden, natural Congo wood and
mourning styles. Regular Sec aRC
UmbreIlas-but odds and ends 0
so wen close them out for. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Washington viii continue to be the
guests Of the Boston American League
representa- dives for several days yet, and
II is devoutIy hoped that the Bostonese
will let US land at least one game before
sending us back home
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

IF this sort Of thing keeps up Manager
LOTUS viii soon be a gIittering mark for
the newspaper writer's.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Ely evidently experienced an attack Of
stage fright yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
Where They Play Today.

Washington at Boston.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08
ladies', I2Lc Vests Sc

Odds and ends left from the last
weeks busy Underwear selling. Com
prising Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests,
low neck and sleeveless. Extra
sizes, with wing" sleeves. Reg or
ular 1214c qualities for the most NJ
part. Friday for.. v
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

Del's eyes seem to have been focused
all right yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-08

William Crowley, manager o: the Nut
meg Athletic Club, failed to get a license
from Mayor Sullivan for a boxing con-
test between Young CoTbett" and Terry
McGoveTn next October. The mayor an
nounced that there viii be no Iicen5e is
sued for boxing in the city of Hartford
during his administration. Mayor SulIi-
van vas recently elected by the labor
vote of Hartford
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
Fri. Stnffnra's Nbcntencr.

Worce It er, MuF, u. Dug. :
NeuBerit reid an 3pii4enfdGen mar
Der geitrige 6auf4irmabitur3 SRI,
MarD StafforO'5 BON @ebiter ,Muf,,
in 9anielIon, Conn. Die Dame
fauIts cirta 1000 SUB bura bic 2uft
berab, ba Der 6aQi4irm Ii6 nt4t Dffz
nete, uno lanoete i6IieBli4 in Den
609Iten 3peigen zines 8aume5, bon
Dem 1te bera61tiir3eno in Den Nrmen
Der unten erI4redt partenoen Mdnz
ner aufgeFangen nuroe. IS mar Der
erite Q6itur3, Den SRI. Stafford unz
ternabm, uno troB i6re5 gefd6rli6en
N6enteuers mar Ie penige Mtnuten
oarauf pieoer pDQig auf 9ef.
9rofeFor5tafforo unO ieineS6nez
tier 6atten ben Qufitisg 3uIammen
gema6t, DIS ie cirfa 1000 SUB 6o6
geitiegen paren, iprung Die Game a6,
SIR 6aQi6irm Deriagte ben 0ien5t
unb cirta 300 SUB tief fiet tie tpie
Elm 8lei8etpi6t berob, Damn 0ffnete
er Ii6 t6eilpeiie, operirte u6er ni6t
no6 8unf4, Der 9luB, mo tie Die
GrOe errei4te, mar Elm She'll zines
Parfes NIT alien bo6en 8dumen, sic
lanbete altf Der &rone zines 0erislben
urro glitt in furdt6arer Gile, unfG6ig,
ii4 an ben 3pei9en feit3ubulten, berz
al, Bis iie unten aufgefangen purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 Stpu6er.
Gonncils9lufFs, 9otua, 2 Gage,
6oncorD, 3.s6.. 10 StuuoeH.
3sHptr, COLORADO, q Gage.
Sctroit, Mid, l Gag.
GaIptfun, 5eras, 2 Sage ) Stuuoea.
&arris5urg, ga, 3 Stuu0su.
6]artforn, Connecticut, y StunOeR.
indianapolis. SIM, l gag.
5adioH, WiiifiTppi, 2 SaUe.
Sadionoias, dlorioa, 1 Sag.
Ronias=GitD, Wifoari, 2 GAGE.
Stttie Rod, qrfaaias, i Sac IS Stnrot&s
louisville, Rb., l Ioo 2 StunOeu.
Mtnp5is, Tenn, l Sag ) 5tuuOen.
9tobtlr, alabama, 15ag 8 StunOen
9orfolt @irQinien, u StuHDcu.
9tpsErlcans, Ga, l 5uQ 10 StanotL
Staot HcD=0orf. ) Stunotn.
Cmo5a, Rebrasta, , Saqe.
9ortlano, Blaine, / 9aQ.
9ortlano, Crtaon, 5 5oqe.
@5iiontlpbia, pa, 8 Stuuo,r.
YIttsburg, IA, II Gtuuotu.
GroUiocncc, IS, Is StuuOer.
&oItigb, @.=G., 10 StuuOcu.
Ct. 9ouis, Mi7ouri. l Sac 6 5turotr.
q. PAUL. MiuNciotu, / Gag Il StuuOens
Gan Grnn}isco, Gal, 4 Gage II StunOsH
So9tta, Raaias, 2 TaQe.
GoEOn, 4taN., - Stuuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
SerfaMar. -Trauen nno W6Ofsu.
2srlanet.- Niauner nnS Gnaben

8trIauVt:
Sin outer burger 4sbtittr duf elmer 5lrm; Gi=
ner, Der Oas l9il5geltdit uuo Die 6armarbeit oer=
stSbt. lab5uiragsu in Hr. 2S27, Ofz9toaumtnts
6trabe. 225-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
Ser BrnOnftenz WnrFt.
= arm g


2ebenoes @efliigel pro gfunb,
jurge 9i6ner 12c. Bis 1916; ate
9iibner LIE. Bis he; Gnten 81. bis
12c.; 9uuben, pro 9aar 15c. Big zoe.
Gier, PRO 9uBen0 16c. bis 1876.
5ridte unD JeIbfrii8te e.
Qepfel, pro SAP SOC, Bis $1,O0;
9fir7i4e, PRO Site 3Oc. Bis Co.,;
Gantuloupes, Qnre Nrunoel, PRO
Serb 15c. Bis SOC; 9eibelbeeren, PRO
Sinner SOC, Bis 35c.; 0aFermelonen,
pro 9unDert $500 bis $500; 0imz
6eeren, pro Quart Sc. Bis &C.; Dam
ions, pro &orb 6Oc. bis 70c.; 8irnen,
pro 8or6, 25c. Bis 4Oc.
Semitic: &artoffeln, PRO SAP soc.
bis $1,10; 3piebeln, prp Serb 75c,
Big &c.; MeiBfo6l, pro 9unOert
$1.00 biz $1.50; 8ppfialat, pro 8uz
f6elfiite 3Oc. Bis 50c,; 8omatoes, pro
6 &prb Carrier 15c, Bis 30c.; 3uderz
riiben, pro 8iinbel 1c. Bis 14c,; Sur
fen, pro &orb 10c. Bis 15c.; CRIME
8obnen, PRO 8ufdel SOC. Bis &c.,;
Mais, PRO 9ubeno Sc. Bis Zoe.
9roceries unb Prolific
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder: pro gfunb, gsz
piirfelt, 5.219c.; ~puloeriiirt, 4.813c.;
STANDARD, granuIirt, 4.711c.: feir
granulirt, 4.713c,; @rpital, 4.714c,;
Columbia q, 5.463c.; gelber, 3,764c.
Bis 4.261c.
Butter. brp Rfun6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
Mihtrr Qhrh.

lexington, &c.,, u. Nuguit.
: Sin aus 200 bis 800 mastirten
M2dnnern ~beftebenber M}ob erbra4
um 1890 beute frii4 bo5 bieitge Sc
fdngntB, bemG4tigte ii4 3peier Snz
1aTen Der QnItalt, Namens Charles
@al2er5 uub 9arrp 9ateS, Ii. bangle
fie an einem 8aume, cine tur3eStrede
fIbli9 bon Dem bieIigen StGot4en,
auf. Salper5 mar Elm WeiBer uno
8ate5 Elm Neger. 8etOe batten Dor
elmer Wo6e ben rei6en 6armer 8eo,
%. SobnIOn ermorOet, SalDer5 gab
Dor feinem 3obe cine G~rtldrung, in
peI4er er bic gan3e S4ulO fir bas
8erbre6en uuf ben g2eger f6ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
R0uher i'm 0nEfnmt.

9tg4lanO sails, N,zY., Y.
Nuguit, - Nq6renO Der leBten gta4t
Orangen @in6reder in bas bie1i8G
9oftamt Elm, iprengten Die gr0Btf
5pinbe nit 9pnamit unb raubter
9Otmarten gum Wert6e BON $500,
8~aargeIo i'm 8etrage BON $500, brei
Oiamantringe, Elm tpert6poues Nrm=
banb, iotpie aGe often bes po1tumts.
Man bat nod feline Spur DON Den
Sieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
Biebfutterz uno 5trnhhrelIe.

5olgenbes finb Die auf ben ftaatz
Ii4en @aagen fir 9eu, Strob II. 7.
IN, geitern er3ielten Preifie:
SefIi6e 6eutpaage.
9eu. = Stmot6p, $15 Bis ST,
&lee6eu, $12 Bis $13, gemiidtes, $14
Bis SIS PRO Some.
Strob. = Mei3enitrob, So, Rogz
genitrO6, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
8efIt4e 9eupaage.
9eu. : Stmotbp, $13 Big SIS,
&leebeu, $12 Big $14, gemif4tes, $12
Big $14 pro Some,
Stro6. : @ei3en1trob, Sc Bis
So, 3oggenitro6, SIP bis $14 pro
Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

grints. / Gfunb 10 bis %
Gous, 2 gfunD 10 Bis %
9airp 9rints, Mtb., 9d.
un6 ga. IS Bis Fl
Sotpa unb q. SO. Qable Is Bis IS
@ef=ga. @torez9adeO 13 Bis IA
gtear6b 9adeb IA bis 10
6ol8flei14: pro qfuno, gauge
@4uItern, engIii4 gei4nitten, 1O3c.;
gang fur5e 9tippen, 114c.; tur3e @etz
t%enrtppen, 1885,; SettenIPed, 123c.;
gan5e 2eibitiide, 49,; S4ulz
tern, 113c.; Sugar : Gureo" 8ruitz
itiide, 143c.; Sugar : GureO" @4ulz
tern, 11c.; 64inten, feline, 143c,;
o5ne 9aut, 143c.; Picnic, lie;
g0eB"~@ 4peinefIeii4, $20.50 pro
SAB; S6maI5 : in Sierces, gut rafz
ftnirt, lit; in 6Gfern 113c,
aaffee: Notirungen iinb tpie fOlgt:
58c. pro PfunO fir Rio gr, Z;
Santos &c. bis 111c. pro 9fb.; Mas
racoibo 94c. Bis 1915; SABA 19c. Bis
23c.; Ntotta 18c. Bis 19c.
8erOiteter 8affee: 6. 8. 6. in Ris
item 103c, Bis 10 T1Oc, PRO 9funO;
IN @ii4ien un0 Sdten, reiner SABA,
323c. Big $780,; reiner MaracaibO
229c. Bis 23c.; SABA unb Motta, gez
mif4t, 28c. Big 281c, PRO pfunO; retz
rer Santos 19c. Bis 191c.
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NiehmGrfte,

G4icago, u. Quguit. = ainO=
Oieb: 5eutige 3ufubr $500; 9reiie
$3.50 Bis $500. S4peine: 9eutige
3ufu6r 1900, morgen $4,000, iibriQ
ge%blieben 15,OOO; preifs 1925 big
$3.50, S6afe: 9eutige 3ufubr IT,
900; 9reiie $3.50 Bis $685..
Ga # Qibertp, ga., II. 4uguit
-8tnbDieb: Martt itetig; 9reiie &c.
so Bis $3.50. S9meine: Martt ME
burger; 9reiie $500 Big $7.45.
66afe: Martt flau; 9retfe $3.50 Big
500.
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u Sian b.

Bremen, 7cuti5lanO, Q Gaze.
2ncnos @Dres, @rocntinicu, % Sage.
6oltutta, @ritiia=%uoicu, 30 Eaoe.
8emcraro, %r~jtiihs@uiauu, l6 Sage.
6ono=RoHQ, China, p Sage.
RinQiton, &amaica, 5 Sage.
S]iotrpool, Gn0lauO. 7 Sage.
9u3crn, S6pci3. 10 Sage.
Staot Merito, Mtrito, ) Gage.
MEostau, &uBI0Ho, Y Gage.
Banana, Der. Staten BON Colombia, Z Gage
@oris, Grlufrcib. 8 Sage.
Gucbce, 6oLnod, . GAGE.
8to DC SoHciro, groflien, % Sage.
3on, Stalicn, 10 Gage.
Ct. 9ohns, @tufuuolauo, 4 SAGE.
Ct. Petersburg, @ub,ano, u Gage
Sbonsp, @uitralieu. 81 Sage.
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cURlREN
@t6er6eit BEL irgenb eirem 9e6ler II

@t6er6eit BEL irgenb einem 9e9ler in
England tpdren.
Der Sutpelier glaubte, er miife ben
@erItano berIieren urb es fdien fat,
ais ioqte Der 9ottor einen neuen pa
tienten bur9 i'm gepinnen, Dem
9ottor fsl6ft gtng es iebr nabe, baB er
fi9 10 bate binter's 2t9t fiibren lafz
fen, un0 alien 8et6eiligten i6ten bas
b06fte @trafmaB, nit Dem HoIette
8ru4ot aIs Sdpinblertn belegt muir
be, fdum q~eniiqen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13
6eutioe ShluBlate
RnItimnrer Gffpftenhnrfe.
CRe.i6t.t fir BEN r9tuti3sH Gorrsiponpenttn' Our5
:. 0m. Ni0benoorf { G0l

Baltimore E, ben II. 4uguIt.
8. WiGiam MtObenOorf &c So.
bere6nen fir 5runc5: 8antisrsz
Sratten auF 60 Sage 5.183, auf
5i6t 5.164 (psniger 1916, taufz
mGnnif6e 5.184 big 5.19s (peniger
1i16). Rei3smart uuf 80 Gage 9455.
Guloen ouf 80 Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Sege
4.85!, auf @t4t 4.88, taufmdnnii6e
4.85 5I16 bis 485 1916,
gertdufe auf Der bie!igen gffetten'
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3u O%erfaufeu:

Sest lit bic GclegenBeit giuft;u, f3 Elm biliges
Saus gu taufen.
Ieue 6dui:r an Der saoieite Der McGlosrrps
straBc, ie8s 9immcr, @runO3jns $3.50. 9rsis
$950.00; GrunDftid IA SUB bel 100 SUB.
6. 8. guIlaQber, 8auuntsrnsbmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

81. 9aotu unO @obnbaus, Rr. 900, Sterling. straBe,
Gde WtbbzStraBe, in boriigli4em 3uitauOe, 3u
e!uent icbr anntbmbareu Qrejis. 8ruuO3ins Sl+00.
Gl5juiragen bel I. u. 8Ofel, Nr. 2l6, 9ortz
9n1O t22l-0tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

Sas itpeiftDdige Gd6aus, 0r. 1000 Qamontz9lpe.
paieuo iir eiueu QlOtn ODER gG;rtbi6lft. Na63u-
frugeu in 9r. 81, 20. StraBe, Gde 9artiapzstr.
tz5-O
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OrunOcigentbnm 3t berfauieu.


aU UtTTUNTtH.
2 attr an Der 8trman4oilzGoaD, q 0ttilen
bon Baltimore; Qute5 99obn5aus unO auBsHae=
bduOe. @iq's @runOciQtntbuus 8itreau, equitable
guiloiHa. t225-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-13

g8obn6aug, @.ipd65bduisr uuO ettpa elm Ider
2dHo 3u IRlttbcns, 98apsrlp; biltg an einen lbntls
len RduF:r. Jtab3uiragen in ola's Grunoei8en=
tbums=&ureau, Ut. 200, misunderstanding.
t22,5,0
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YofmarfcnzN Qenturen.
@erf9iebre @tabtIbsiIe, in pelasn
9o1tzWertbIa6en DertauFt

perDen.
meloaIs, 6. @. scott.
9ortzRoaD Qurnsa s.. 6appiuqtou.
G~oriub=abenus uHO 6arriioHtrabs Robrt 9.
z. 6an.
q. strabe uuO 6aatin0oonsqpsnue 2ou:s
Reinoo1ar.
prorgtoiue oiram Rim5ls.
GOrtzGUtnus uno3 O5niOnsStrabe q. g. 6.
8. unO Gouo6.strabs, 6iQ5lonOtopn = samss
&. 9ruur.
HranQspias = georQe 9su.
Nr. 25, rluionsQOsnus (3OoObcrrp = GtarsHo
eroa0pa7 unO 8alfmorsss traBs georos :.
INTERROGATION, qsnniplOaniu ga5n' 8, 8.
Gamosn. citation. .gultimOrs=o Bt0sgabu..
SeiGrbernng bou Pufia6cn.
QGnge Der srforOerlidtn 3sit CUR Gra
rei4ung Der Der14isOenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
untnIte6eno lit bic ungefd6re 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der PoitIa6sn bon
BEN 8altimorer 9of : 8iireau mus
ben 6uuptIGdli9en einbeimiI4en uno
uuspGriigsn @tdOten Der3si4net.
SnlaRo.
qtlanta, Ga, 70 6tuHoen.
Qtlautic=Gitp, RS. 6 Stunoen-
Qrooflpn, R.sQ, 6 StunDeH.
burlington. 9frmont, II stuRosE.
guifalO, 3.=9. Is Stnnotn.
Gaps Map, Rs, 6 StuHoeR4
GbarleHon, sc. Is 5tunosR-
6bica0O, al5., | sag,
Columbia. 5.sG., II 5tuRss&
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9suttge GAluBrQte

Mais.-0ie beutige Mats3ufu6r
6etrug 1892 8u1deI; @erianOt bon
ben @lepatoren TAP 8uI6el; @IeOato@
ren8orrat6 28,261 8uI6el.
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ncrfanfcIt:

su ocrfdufcu:
Rr. $40. Roroz5remont=Npenue, Eerrafez Gronte,
6aus in bOr3lglibem 3uftlnos, llHtergrunOz
Srainirunq, NIT ODER obue Staa. Hab3ufra9sn
an Srt uno eteIe oDer 46 Gbaulbtr on1me
(220-33J
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Ger. Staatep 8eIbanpeh
un9en.

Nntpsiiengen Bis CUR 966e BON
$3.50 fO1tsn 3 Gent8.
Qnpeifun9en ij6sr $3.50 Big $500
fotsn 5 Gents.
9rnpeiiun9en i6er $500 Bis $1,000
toIten 8 Gents.
@npeiiungsn i6sr $1,000 big
$4,000 toiten 10 Gents.
Qnpeiiurgen ii6er $1,000 Bis
$4,000 toIttn IL Gent3.
4nDeiiun9en iiber $4,000 Bis
$4,000 tpIten Is Gents,
4ntpeiiungen iiber $4,000 BIG
$4,000 to7ten Is Gents.
4npeJiun9en iibsr $4,000 bis
$4,000 foltsn 20 Gents.
Qnpetiun9en ij6er $4,000 big
$1,000 toTten 25 Gtnt8.
@nLpeiIungen i6er $500 Bis
$4,000 foIten 80 Gents.
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3u b~ermietben.


gu rrrmtctbcH:
tSpsi 3iumcr fir $50 uro iiini 3it,intr iir 81
pro Nlouat, paFsno fir dltrc eeute. 3d0julFa9sH
in Sr. S08. Ers9rattzSt rabe. G9)
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Sdn0elSpdp,trR PQQate b'5 gum
Gepi6t BON 10 ltn3en 5 Gsntg;
9adets ii6er 10 lln3tn i6per, 10 Gts.
(Ob geIdlofen, ooer ni6D nit Nusr
na6me BON Manuicripten nit 6eifOTs
genben Gorrettur 8p9sn, ferner ale
ber1iegeltnSo6en Ciebe untsnIte6eno)
2 @enl8 pro un3e, nit Qusna6me BON
8risfen in 9o7t : Statjpslsn, ND bic
PoIia4en nitt ou89etra99H perben,
1 Gent pro rln3e. pot 9artsn, ie 1
Gent.
3peiter 3taTs 9oFIo6en - Sci
tun9en, bierteIidbrI;6 oOsr otter err
f6einenOe 3eitidriften. pelde nidt
gratis b2rtb2jlt peroen. 0d5 Qlge=
meine gu6litum 6s3o6lt oafHr nit
g%iien6a6n Morten gu Der State bon
te l Sent fir 4 rn3en pber S6aiIe bas
bon, penn nibt ~perIs9elt.
0rittet 4IaTe - (8eOrufte, feline
8la1toz8J@er), Girtulare, anosre &C.
brudte Sahen, Gprrettur=8o8en uno
be~ifplgenOs5 MaruTcript, 8aIentinss,
MuIif : N%pLenbIdttsr, 6eliotppe5,
EIromos, Plafate, 2it6o9rapbie'n u.
!, 5rutte Qn3sigen i'm Nqgemeinen,
fdmmtli6, tpenn ni6t DerIie9elt, !
Sent fir 2 ln3en ooer peniger.
8ierter GLaFe-Daaren unO M(us
fer, 8lancoz8iihsr u. Yapiere, @r3e,
ale Sa6en, tpslfF ni6t in irgenD eli
ner Der onoeren 9tofen eingeI4IOhen
uno i6rer Iatur na4 ni6t gefd6rli4
pber nroerblin fir 0en Sn6alt Der
anOsrsn qoItIadsn iinb. (G;n ipez
5ieues @sIeB ieBt ba5 PortO fir Sdz
rlersien. Qbte9er, @ur3eIn, Spr0Bs
.inge unb QFlan3sn ouf bic Rate BON
einem Sent fir ie 2 un3en feIt.) SANS
,~Jorgenonnte Qrtitst nidt me6r, ol5 4
9funo betrdgsn, 1 Gent pro lln3e ooer
fir isoe 2 lln3en ODER Deren 8ru4z
t6eit.
9oarsnpro6en : Qadete Big gu 4
un3en 2 Gsnt5; qodste ibsr 4 un3en
f4psr, l Sent fir jeoe 2 un5en ooer
D7en 8rudtbeil.
MuIter o6ns 8ertb - S0d1tgs>
ni6t 81 un3sn. 0isie 9adete 0iirfen
na6Folgsnoe MoaBe ni6t ii6eri8reiz
ten: u 3ou lang, 8 Bon brett unO 4
3oG bo6. Bsan ~auf8eroQt, biirfsn
fe u 3oG lang unD 6 3ou i'm ums
fange iein.
ae9ifrotions9e6H6r fir 8riefe unO
nnhsrs N~nItlenhnnnen htrGnt s Gt3.
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9arlebem auf 0rnnOeigentbant.

9arlehen bon $500 bis $4,000
ouf @runDeiasntbum in bar Staot NIB Dem 9anOe,
~uieOrioe 8insruten. !. M. 8errp & e n,
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