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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.

Gravel roadway in first alley east of
Beville avenue, from st. Clair street TO first
alley north of st. Clair street.
Gravel roadway in first alley east OF
Beville avenue. from Tenth street TO first
alley south of Tenth street.
Brick roadway, cement walks and curb
in California street, from Market street to
Court street.
Cement walks next to property line in
Layman avenue (east side) from Lowell
avenue to Chambers street.
Cement walks, approach walks and sod
in McCarty street. from Virginia avenue to
East street.
Gravel roadway in Morris street. from
Wright street to McKernan street.
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Cement walks in Seventeenth street, from
Roosevelt avenue to L. f. & w. Railway.
ALL ACTION RESCINDED.
Gravel roadway in first alley north of St.
Clair street, from Beville avenue to Key
stone avenue.
PAPERS ORDERED.
For cement walks and curb in Walden
street. from Missouri street TO Canal
For asphalt roadway in Blake street,
from New York street TO Indiana avenue.
For cement walks on both sides of Me-
ridian street, from Thirty-fourth to Thirty
eight street.
PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED
ENGINEER
For the vacation OF the alley south of the
second alley south of McCarty street, be-
tween Wright street and the first alley
west of Wright street
For the vacation OF Hoyt avenue. from
st. Paul street to the c., c., c. & st. l..
Railroad.
For gravel roadway, cement walks next
10 curb and take five feet off street on each
side OF the street in Ringgold street, from
Raymond street 70 La Grand street.
PETITIONS GRANTED.
Permission TO construct under private
contract stone curb on Christian street
from Washington street 20 Moore avenue
by w. +. Christian.
For permission 10 construct under private
contract a driveway across sidewalk on the
south side Of Washington street. near the
intersection Of Noble street. ]. E. Chris
tian.
For permission 10 construct under private
contract a driveway across sidewalk in
front Of 1l20 Kentucky avenue. A b. Never
< Co.
FINAL REMONSTRANCE FILED
Against the Improvement OF Twentieth
street, from Capitol avenue TO the canal
with gravel roadway, cement walks and
brick cutters.
BONDS APPROVED
In behalf OF j. D. Hoss for $1,000. Ma
tional Surety Company, New York.
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Midsummer Meeting ut Franklin Next
Tuesday and Wednesday.

The midsummer meeting OF the Indiana
Horticultural Society will be held next
Tuesday and Wednesday in Franklin. The
meeting has been arranged by the local So
ciety OF Franklin. which is said 10 be one
OF the most thriving OF fruitgrowing organ
nations in the State. An invitation is ex-
tended 10 all outside fruitgrowers to at
tend the meeting. Following is the pro-
sramme for the two days meeting:
Tuesday, Aug. l2-l0 a. m: Welcoming
address by Hon. J. w. Nixon. mayor Of
Franklin: response by President w. w
stevens; The Seventeen-year Locust" bv
Prof. Jas. Troop. Purdue University I "a
2. m: Possibilities Of Indiana for grow
ing on a commercial scale. apples. pears
peaches. plums. cherries. ounces. and small
fruits. BY ]. 3. Burris and others; var
ieties OF fruit recommended for commercial
plantations in the three fruit districts" bv
Jos A Burton and others.
Evening Session-l:50 p. m: THE Kind
OF Boy IN Demand Everywhere" by prof
J. II. Johnson. Purdue University: address
BY ". T. stott. LII D., president Of Frank
I'm College.
Wednesday. Aug. 1850 a. m: 1.-The
Apple from the Nursery 10 the Consumer"
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Yesterday.

II Is not far 70 Yesterday,
And there we turn our eyes
To where the good. glad memories
In pleasing pictures rise.
The faded roses OF to-day
Grow red and rich with dew,
And where gray clouds are spreading now
We see the skies OF blue.
Just down the way Is Yesterday
There sunshine always beams
To-day we close our eyes and see
our Yesterday in dreams;
To-day we hear the long-dead song,
And now understand
Its cadence. and know why IL made
Our Yesterday all grand.
A little way TO Yesterday
To-day may have its fears,
Yet Yesterday Is filed with smiles.
To- morrow has its tears
To-day--to- morrow-what OF them
When we can find the way
That leads US 20 tho golden land
The land of Yesterday?
II Is not far 20 Yesterday.
With glamour OF the rose:
With haunting echo OF the song
That thrilled US 10 the close.
Tomorrow and To-day will lose
Their darkness and their gloom.
And each will soon be Yesterday,
With melody and bloom.
w. d. Nesbit- in Baltimore American.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes

Minutes
1870. James T. Polk ct al. VS. Grafton
Johnson. Johnson c. c. Appellants addi-
tionai authorities 81
4269. Mary Burke ct al VS.. Richard Bar
rett ct al. Vtgo c. G. Appellee's brief 81
1863. Indiana Manufacturing Company VS..
William BuskirlE. Miami c. c. Appellants
brief CS)
1856 Evansville & Indianapolis Railway
Company vs. Faustimus Huffman. Clay G
c. Appellants brief (S)
4906. Chicago and Bloomington Stone Com
pany VS.. Parlie Nelson. Owen c. C An
pellees brief 50
44l2. James II. Mccoy VS.. trustees of
Cloverdale. Putnam c. c.. Appellant's
brief 50
1855. Jacob Newman et al VS.. Harry r.
Gates. Marion S. c. Appellees brief Isl
New Case
452s. Lake Erie & Western Railway Com
pany Us. Charles Blackwell. Benton c. G
Record. Assignment errors. In term. Bond
SUPREME COURT.
New Case
1880. Henry c. kellogg VS.. Asa T. Ridgely
e. al Tippecanoe c. c. Record Assign
ment errors. In term Bond.
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Boston Bankers Get Bonds.

The issue of 100000 of bonds by the In
dianapolis & Eastern Traction Company to
construct it's extension from Greenfield to
Knightstown has been taken by the
Boston banking firm OF Baker-Ayling Com
pany. The issue bears per cent interest
and was offered by the Central Trust Com
pany, trustee, of this city at IS. 1t is under
stood that the Baker-Ayling Company will
offer them at par or better.
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Negro Got the Money.

An unknown colored man called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Ulrich. No.
so Massachusetts avenue. yesterday morn
ing and told Mrs. Ulrich that her husband
had sent him for 80 cents The woman
gave the negro the money and in a short
time her husband came home and the wife
told him the story. He said he had NOT
sent any one for money. They did not
know the negro.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-07
CHICAGO SMALLPOX.
Up-to-Date Methods Are in Use in
that City.

Mayor Bookwalter and City Sanitarian
Buehler returned from Chicago yesterday
afternoon. They visited that city to ex
anime the health departments method of
handling smallpox patients. Chicago. which
is not mentioned here as on the small
pox map has several thousand cases each
year and does not become stampeded. The
cOnta gious diseases, including smallpox,
cared for at institutions in the city and
not in the country. They also found that
Chicago uses up-to-date electric ambu-
them economical and comfortable.
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CHURCH TRUSTEES SUED.

The II. c. Young Company Seeks to
FOrecIOse Mechanics Lien.
The II. c. Young Company yesterday filed
suit against George r. Parsons. Virl d.
Keaton and F. NJ Gardner. trustees of the
Sixth Christian Church. for the foreclosure
OF a mechanics lien for S165.31. The plant
iff AYERS that material and labor were fur
niShed in repairing the church this spring
and the bin not paid.
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Alta. Engine works Man Fined.

Justice Stout yesterday fined August
Kubitz, a mechanic at the Atlas engine
works. on the charge Of profanity It ap-
peared that Kubitz deserted his wife and
cursed her when she appealed to him for
money. kubitz's fine amounted TO $3.50.
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In the Probate Court

John L. Mccormick was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator with the will an
nexed Of the estate of George W. Pitts,
and gave a bond Of $1,000.
Luther T. Campbell was appointed guard
ian or Lulu Lewis and gave bond OF $500.
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UNDER THE CUPOLA.
County Commissioners Need a quiet
Place to Work on Estimates.

Place to Work on Estimates.
The County Commissioners are preparing
their estimates for the year 1903 to sub
NIT to the County Council which convenes
in September. The commissioners now have
a private room and away from the public
where they can work without being mo-
Tested. In their Office they are continually
interrupted and il has often been neces-
sary 10 seek a quiet room TO facilitate
business. Their ''sanctum" is a vacant
room the top floor of the courthouse,
directly under the cupola. Ii is fitted with
old furniture picked up here and there
about the courthouse and the walls
decorated with number Of pictures
furnished by Commissioner McGregor.
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Petitions in Bankruptcy.

James H. Jackson, a farmer OF Linden.
Montgomery county. has filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States Court.
His liabilities are $40 and his assets 1892
Another petition in bankruptcy was filed
by Joseph ). Amos. of kokomo. Liabilities
Sl07O.74, and assets $72
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THE COURT RECORD.


NEW SUITS FILED.
David W Cant VS.. Georgia G.. Cant; d.
vorce Circuit Court.
Elma LISA Lancaster VS.. John T Lam
caster; divorce. Circuit Court
Clifford Young VS.. George Parsons ct al:
mechanics lien. Superior Court Room 2
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Ii is located at Nos. Sc and IS Pine street.
New York city. ~. Y.
J. MONTGOMERY HARE. Resident Man
ager.
Home Office, Norwich. England.
The amount OF its capital is......... IS 500. 300
The amount of it's capital paid
UP = ...s..-..................... 10000
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by c. NJ. Hobbs and others; "Ornamelting
the Home" by Mrs. w w. Stevens and
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State of Indiana. Office Of Auditor of State
I the undersigned. auditor of state Of the
State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is correct copy of the statement OF
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3Oth day OF June. 1902 as shown
nv the original statement. and that the said
original statement is now on file in this
office.
In testimony whereof, / hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affx my off,
(SEALl fetal seal, this 18th day OF July.
1902. w. Fl. HART
Auditor OF State.
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The amount of it's capital is........ 81, 0o0, 900
The amount Of its capital paid
up is 100000
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JOHN H. wASHBURN, President.
AREUNAH NJ. BURTIS,
WILLIAM II. CHENEY,
Secretaries.
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The Assets Of til. Company are as follows
State Of Indiana. ono. Of Auditor Of stat

State Of Indiana. once OF Auditor OF State.
I. the undersigned. auditor Of state Of the
State OF Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement %
the condition Of the Aforementioned COM
pany on the 10th day OF June. lso2. as shown
by the original statement. and that the said
original statement Is now on nle In this
ONCE.
In testimony whereof. I hereunto sub
scribe my name and afax my on
TsEAL.l cial seal this ath day of August.
1904 W Il. HART.
Auditor OF state
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Have you seen Mrs. Austin's last new
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The amount OF its capital is....... 100000
The amount Of its capital paid up
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State OF Indiana. Office Of Auditor Of State:
I, the undersigned, auditor OF state Of the
State OF Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the Goth day Of June. 1902 as shown
b. the original statement, and that the said
original statement is now on file in this
office.
In testimony whereof I hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my off,
[SEAL.l cial seal, this 18th day OF July,
1902 w. II. HART,
Auditor or State.
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GEORGE F. SEWARD President.
ROBERT j. HILLAs. see'y and Treas.
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6. P. SAYLES & co.
On the 30th day of June, 1902

1t is located at Nos. s7-los Cedar street,
New York City. y. Y.
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State OF Indiana. ONCE OF Auditor OF State
L, the undersigned. auditor OF state of the
State OF Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy of the statement OF
the condition Of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 30th day OF June, 1902 as
shown by the original statement and that
the said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof, / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my Of
ISEAL.l lcial seal, this 3lst day OF July,
1902
w II. HART
Auditor OF state
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NO. I19 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Capital stock subscribed is...... $4,000, 10000
Capital stock paid up is........ 1000, 900. 90
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The amount of it's capital is. $500. 600 %
The amount OF its capital paid
up is ........................... 100000 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Observation-Disclosures

Waifen9eri9t. = (0or ben
Gi6tern Sabage,8 lod unb S'8rien.)
gs purben ernunnt gu Na9laBberz
paltern in ben 6dQen BON Qnnu 6.
8. Mabigan Qnn 6. Gaffibb, 8iirg=
f4aft $1,000; BON Gli5abetb Ragle
Sobn 8. @ebiter, 8iirgi4aft $4,000;
bon 8atie Neis german g2eis unb
80. Burns Srunble, 8iirgf9aft
$500; BON Qlfreb $. 8eip Qlfreo u.
9eip, 9iirgI9aft $4,000. gu @orz
miinbern ernannt: Wm. S. Sidner
fir S6omas 6. Reeb, 8iirgI6oft
$1,000; 2eDt g. Sennep fir 2oui1a
Gourtnupe, 8iirgidaft $5O,OO0; SUI
Iiette u. @lD fir Samuel g. @lp,
8iirgf6aft $4,000; Sstar Bitter fir
Ostur 6. Bitter, 8iirgi9aft $500.
8ormunbf4ufts6eri9te g~utgefsiBen
in ben 5dlen BON 2aprence Cobb
beim, $33,772; 9eorge s. Bauer,
1886; Sara6 6. Sohnfon, $2614.
HadluBberi6te gutgeheiBen in ben
6dqen BON Mfarp Brian, 1902; Mar=
garet 8tn4, $1368; WoobparO
Q~brubums, $3435. SnDentar : Ser
5ei4nifie einserei4t in ben 6alen bon
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Sciraths=0iCcn,en.

Na4itebenoe 9eiratbs : 2icen3en
puroen geitern i'm 8iireau bes Off
tuars bes Common Pleasz9 ert4ts
ausgeteQt:
Wm. @bums Gates, Al, 8oanofe,
3d., uno Gleanor g.. Bunting, 81.
Qpplifant @m. q. Sites, Gatapba,
90.
George @iaeg, p, unb Maub 6.
| Slid, 20. 4pplifant 9. s. pierpoint,
Nr. 814, Me1t=pruttz Strabe.
Sp6n @%tabefas, %, Nr. 115, on
bemarlezS traBe, unb 2ubobica Mo3iz
laudinte, 20.
6arrp .. RobneD, q, Baltimore
gountb, unb &utie 6artman, IS.
4pplifant 9apio Samuels, 92r. 1910,
G~antonz@ traBe.
6QrrD 81. 6urole, p, unb 9oro
81. Green, Is, Nr. 819, 90. 6rantlinz
StraBe.
@amuel 9arf6, %, Hr, 1888, %.
8opb<StraBe, unb Nnnie p6iIlipps.
SO.
So6n 80. 8pler, AZ, CIR. 1900, 60
bingtonz9truB unb Sulia u. Sag
ner, 80.
9arrD 6. 9,G, %, unb gli3ubetf
5. Sdpen, 27. Npplifant 5rant
S6purBtopf y1r. 800, 2igbt=@traBe.
Simon 9Offman, %, Nr. 1922,
@ougbzStraBe, uno Sennte Samuel
ion, p.
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pie cine @innloIe, cine @eri4nenbe>
rim ge6anbelt gu baben. Define orme
@9peiter Qbeltruut, 0u ielbit baft
mir ia ge5eigt, pie @ltern i9re &tnoer
f6G0igen fOnnen."
Sans l1lri9 itebt abgepenbet am
fer ter unb trommelt an bic S9et@
BEN. Gein 9er3 1T BON 8itterfeit err
flint. 0as alio tit bas gnbe bom
2iebe, bas @nbe ieines Sraumes!
Oes6al6 alio bate er feline 5rei6ett
aeopfert, INN ieBt ni6t einmal 9err
ieines eigenen, 8ermDgens gu ietn!
Die tiefe Gntfrembung 3ptf9en ben
@atten 1T tGgli4 gepa4ien, nun 1T
tie polenoet. NataIie tpeiB bas pobl,
troBbem aber 1T ibr Gnti9luB uner>
f9itterli9. 5eilige Mutterliebe err
flint tie fdon iebt fir ibr &inb, mel
DIES emit nur iie unb i6re 2iebe be-
iiBen nirb. Mbeltrart unb Serget
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los. v3nif6en uns beitebt ~iiberRaupt
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0einem IeiIeiten Wtnte ge9or4en,
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f0nnen, neil i6 Did namenlos geliebt
babe, ia, t4 bate Rei4thum uno 2e>
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ben"
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ginft ni8t pieber aus Der 4f4e err
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3urid.
(5ortieBung folgt.)
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Mdrb 8ogel, $3.50; Gbtpurb W6ittez
more, $500; Gli5abetb u. 2ansbale,
1924; GDtpurb @riffiB, $1026. Ser
fdufe ratifi5irt in ben Sd4en BON
5annie u. popeq, 1925; Soisp3
&lein, $1,000; german 8. Raberz
raqle, $1,000.
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G9affee's 8ldtebr.
Simmer nod 1nru6en in Der ProDin3
Mdnilu. - S4redli9es 8roiitz
rem Der G6olera.

SHl4Ilt% ILDV NIANTN4t ~ ~ f"o
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rem Der G6oleru.
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G6affee, pelder jiingftt ieines @mte5
als MilitGr : @puperneur Der P6tz
lippinen ent6o6en purbe, nirb nit
benz Srdnsportoampfer Mc@lellano"
biu Slle3 na9 ben 8ereinigten @tuaz
ten a6reifen. Der 9ampfer 1T allerz
bings erit i'm DECEMBER in NepzYort
fd1tg.
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nit 8epebren unb 8olos 6epaffnet
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NG6e bon Mateo in Der PrDbin3 Maz
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uno flint bermiBt 1perDen. Die Gonz
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2abronen berfolgen gu t0nnen.
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gen nod INNER peiter UNI it6, unb es
1inb bort nun i4on 14,567 @rfranz
fungen unb 1O,937 S~obesfdQe gu perz
3ei6nen 9efpeien. Sn Manila belouz
fen iih Die tdgli6en @rfranfungen an
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ging an Der 9iIte Der Snfel Marinz
buq1e unter, unb 10 MitglieOer feiz
ner Mann19aft, barunter brei @mez
r%itaner, famen um's 2eben.
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Giehfntter. unn strnbpreiie.

Tolgenbes iinO Die auf ben ftautz
Ii8en 8aagen fir 9eu, StroA II. +.
N. geitern er3ielten Preifie:
OefIi9e 9eunaage.
6eu. - Simot6p, $15 bis $16,
8lee6eu, $12 Bis $13, gemii4te5, $14
Bis $15 pro Some.
Strob +. - Wei3enItrob, So, Rogz
genitro6 $12 Big $14 pro Some.
@e Ii9e 9eunuage.
9eu. = Simotb9, $13 Biz SIS,
8lee6eu, $12 Bis $14, gemiI4tes, $12
Bis $14 PRO Sonne.
@trob. = Dei3enitro6, Sc Bis
So, ROggenitrpb, $12 Bis $14 pro
SDnne.
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8pRmQrteg . @geatursn.
8erI6ieo5ue 01dD1lqs~ .Oel4en
9oItzDertbia6en Dertauft

9OfzDertbiadsn Dertauft
peroen.
R.fSale, G. Q. Scott.
Qorts9Rode - qurnta 8. sappington.
g~priu6s4 Deuut uRo 6arriiOnfraBe - Robert G.
8. Gan.
2. strats uub &untiugOOnsNosnue - qputs
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8. unb gOuob.strabs, @iqBlanOtoDn sumts
g. 9ruar.
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Cir. q, unionsQ0enue CBOoNb,rrSl Glar.nn
8. Wiqidmg.
groaOpap uno gQltimOresGt George g..
Uap.
INTERROGATION, gcunisIpanier gobn' - 8. O..
gropu.
COMMUNICATION. sgaltimOrts0 9iosgaau.E
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Gin ,,Snnm" in Chin.

Mount8ernon n, D., II. Suit.
- 8ei'm 8obren na9 Oel lit man
bier auf @olOer3 geitOBen, 1pel4e5 So
pro Some entbGlt. Nu4 cine tleine
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Nufregung berrfdt unO aQes 2anb
Der @eQeno iteigt i'm Breife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
0iehut1rfte.

G6icago, II. Suli.-Hinbpieb:
9eutige 3ufu6r $500; qreiie $3.50
Bis $8.75. @9peine: 9eutige 3ufu6r
1900, morgen $1,000, ii6rig gebliez
ben $500; preife $500 Biz $8,171,
S6ufe: Seutige 3ufubr 1000; Preiie
$3.50 Bis $4,75.
Gaf2tberth Pa,, II. Suli-
RtnoOie6: Martt itetig; BreiIe $500
Bis $3.50. S9peine: Martt bOber;
preiie $500 Bis $8,15, @9ae:
Martt felt; 9reife $3.50 bis $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
6sutioe ShInBrate:
8nLtimnrer @ffeftenb6rfe.

Reri3tst fRr BEN p9sutfasn GOrr,lpouOeuttn' onr&
). 8m MiODsnOOrf & Co.,
Baltimore, ben II. Suli.
s. Dm. MiObenborf e 60. bere4z
nen fir Troncs: 8anfiers : Sratten
auf 60 Sage 5.174 (peniger 1915,
ouf @i6t 5.164 (peniger 1i16), taufz
mGnnif6e 5.184 (peniger 1916 bis
5.198. Rei9smart auf 60 Sage 9455.
@ulben ouf so Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Sage
4.851, auf @i4t 4.8755, taufmdnniz
f4e ASH,
@ertdufe uuf Der biefigen Gffettenz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
SrfGrbrrung bpn 9offia6en.

Srfnr0erung bun Pofia6en.
QGnqe Der srForbsrIt4en 3eit CUR Gr>
rei6ung Der perf6te0enen BE-
ftimmungsOrte.
IlntenTebeno 1T Die ungefdbrs 3sit
fir uebermittelung Der 9o1tIa6en bon
benz 8altimorer 9oIt : 8Irsuu mats
ben 6uuptIG4li6en ein6eimif9n unO
quspdrtigsn @tdDten psr3ei4nst.
SntdRb.
qtIarta, ga, 19 etunon.
Qtlantit1Gitp, Q.rS., 6 6tuuOtR.
Rrootlpn, R.s9., 6 Gtunoeu.
burlington. 9ermont, II 5tuHSe%
Buffalo. R..0,, Is StuHStn.
Gaps Tap, R.s5r 6 StHHetR.
Gborlgton, 6.sG., Is 5tnResa~
GbieaQo, Sns., l gag.
Columbia. S.sG.I II StHnosas
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Sarlcben amf @DbcGi1.

Reuer, Ieidttr, LANCER Riids ablnnggpl tie
folder bon iont NiemanOem Ofierirt tpirb. Nui
bic 3eit zines Sabrts, ipenH 81: Is tpiuiAen.
Refine fali6sn 9eriprs6ungeE in ben 3eitunQsn N.
Refine 3inien=Raten q~nge3eiet, nm Sic IRE su
flbrtn, BOD iuerDen Sbnsn ale @prtbeils es6otsn,
ipel6e gnocre offerirer. @ab3ufraoen i'm gtreau
Der ,9otomac 2pan Guarantee GpmpanD,1 Simmer
Rr. 5, r8ant BON galtimore=49cbduoe, Gte galtis
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