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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
Fashionable Gowns
for Summer G)omen
BY MAY MANToN.

The cold, backward spring has, UNI ,
doubtedly, had it's effect upon sales and
that the complaints Of the dealers have
some foundation in fact, Is evident to US
all, but an afternoon spent driving IN
the park or walking on the avenue is
sufficient to raise serious doubts in the
average mind. Whatever the thermom-
eter may register, however marked
chill there may be in the air, let the
wind be as unkind and relentless as 1t
will, exquisite toilettes greet one on
every side; dainty colors ana filmy ma
terials abound. BY just. what process
the extreme devotee of fashion retains
her health and maintains comfort under
such conditions q wiser mortal than I
must decide All that I can tell you is
that lovely creations are Worn whether
the temperature appears to warrant them
or does not. To my mind a slender girl
gowned in mousseline and exposed to
sharn wind is more suggestive Of flag
pole with the flags wrapped tightly
about it than of any model of true
grace, but saw numberless such cos
tunes worn during one OF our most Dlus-
tering afternoons, ana countess Whlte
cloths and the like were visible In the
carriages taking the round Of the fash
ionable drive, Notwithstanding the dust
that blew in clouds and the penetrating
chill Of the air.
White is a pronounced and almost I'M
precedented favorite. From chiffon to
linen it includes all materials, and is
beautiful in them all. Some of the
handsomest morning costumes are OF
linen with the heavy Cluny lace that
has, heretofore, been reserved for cur
tains and the like. It is handsome In
design. durable and SUITS the linen to a
nicely. Indeed so satisfactory is the re-
suit one wonders it was not so used long
ago An exceedingly elegant costume Is
made with box plated skirt that
hangs from hip yoke of the lace. and
a blouse, also box plated. that includes
yoke and cuffs of the Cluny. AS both
the materials launder satisfactorily the
gown can be worn with freedom aud
without demur, but darker colors are,
nevertheless. in demand for nard usage,
and for these the Same heavy lace Is
dyed to match The time when even the
costiiest lace must be white, black or
cream is lost in oblivion. Whatever the
color Of the gown the lace is dyed to its
exact tone wherever such an effect is
desired The Cluny being of pure linen
dyes more satisfactorily than any cot
ton sort, and consequently. Is in great
demand. A most useful and, at the
same time most fashionable. travelling
costume is of blue linen etamine treated
in this way and worn with tie and belt
Of black.
y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
Outlines.

o franc me IN thy love. as I
The landscape In the branches low.
That none beneath the bending sky
Our sylvan secret know:
For tbs of life the mystery.
That wheresoe'er its fbres run.
In time or In eternity.
The many shape the one
John B. Tabb. In Lippincott's MaSastDl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
a Little Financier.

Congressman Gable. Of Illinois. has
a charming young daughter. who is re-
ceiving her education in France. When
she was several years younger than she
is now her luther took her on his knee
one day and said to herr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

girl will evel beadsa is she will necklaces
with high and gowns This of the pretty Divine
very certainly becoming fair face The bertha
gown of Honton lace be
Novelties of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

More elaborate gowns are filn1y and
clinging. With the habit we have Of
calling things after a popular play or
opera dolly Warden costumes are
much TALKED, but except for the flowered
materials, there is little resemblance to
the quaint creations worn by the original.
What we demand and seek to-day is a
soft clinging effect The lovely sprigsed
muslins and lowered mulls are soft I'm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

With this budget bid my long suf-
fe-rng readers farsMall for Tie summer.
May you all have a pleasant summer and
may you all come home with the corners
Of your mouths 1uril ID up. is my wish for
you as we'll as for
s.D A5E: sDTIRDEN -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

Colonel Lorigia picked up the camera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Glnttrrn i'm Gief1naniR.

eng ri 6. M}dr3. SIN
GountD>8efdngniB DON @eit4eter lit
elm @afangener, Der q Sabre alte
6arrp Sbompion bon 8ort G6efter,
Der ieit Dem /. Sanuar in 6aft lit, an
ben 8lattern e~rfranft. @r mar am
Montag nod i'm 9eri6t, Inn gu plaiz
biren, unb iaB 8pei@tunben lang unz
ter anberen 9efangenen. DIS Die
Ridter &eogb unb Platt geItern pon
Der @rtrantungS6ompfon' erfu6ren,
pertdgten iie iofort Die 8eri9te, unb
Die Sanitdt5bebDrbe ~berbdngte cine
Itritte Quarantine iiber buS @efGngz
nib, bas ft4 i'm ielben @ebdubs be-
finbet, in pel6em Die 8eri9te unb
Die 8iireaur Der Gorntpbeamten Iinb.
@s iinb 120 @efangene im@efGngntB,
bod lit Bis ieBt nur S6omp1on bon
Der Seu6e befaaen tporben, pbpo6l
er be1tGnbig nit ben iibrtgen 9efanz
genen 3uIammen traf. g5 nerben ale
Gount1z8eamte unb beren Glerts, To-
tpie bic 9eri9tsbedmten geimpft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Mrhr Srnnnen nnh Maniln.

Can Tron3tsco, 6, MGr8,-
Ser Sran5portoumpfer u9ancof,"
tpeI9er am Is. Mdr3 na4 Mantla
abge6t, nirb bas erite Battalion be5
5e6nten Snfanterie : 8egiments, mel
9e5 in Sort Groot liegt unO Murf4z
orbre er6alten bat, %mitnebmen; ebenz
70 $50 See1oloaten unb feds Diff
5iere. Nuf ben am 1. unb Is. Nprtl
a~6gebenben Srunsportbumpfern perz
ben $50 MartneIolbaten nit ben Daz
gu geb0rigen Sfft3ieren na6 MantIa
abge6en. 9as %. Snfunteriez Gegiz
ment, pel4es por etntgen Sagen bom
Often bier antum, I'm, nie man
gIaubte, auf Der r6ancod" na4 ben
p6tlipptnen ab3ugeben, lit nod bier,
unb es lit NOD feline tpeitere 9ispOiiz
tion ii6er baifel6e ~qetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Grrlonot rim 6cr,rusnna1rr.

@reen5bur.q, 8u., 6. Mdr3.-
6rau Margaret 6. Ralep, "a Sabre
alt, bat 9rn, Safob &epple, einen
W}ann pon 70 Sabren, auf 3ablung
zines 9er3en5pflaiter5 BON $4,000
pegen ange6lt4 gebrO6enen @beber=
fpre9ens bertIagt. 6r, 8epple babe
1ie me6rere M}ale getiiBt, iie audi mad
Pittsburg genommen unb tbr ben
n@6enIeDzPart" ge5eigt, tDobei er tie
nit etnem 10 Gents anOpi4 6enirz
4hete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Stint 8ergleute in elmer 8o6len3e9e
eingai6lOfen uno pa6rI6einIt4
umgetOmmen.
MonOn8a6elo, Pa., 6. Mdr3.
- Sn Der 3ede, cine U}eiIe
BON bier, trat beute cine @rploiion
I9lagenoer @etter Elm, in Oeren Eolge
bic 3e9e 5euer fling. 5olgenoe flint
MGnner Iino in Dem Merfe eingez
f9loFen; Robert 6orpeD, perbeirat6et,
DOn Gat56urg; Sane5 6onep, iein
So6n, ber6eirat6et, gut56urg; Sobn
@eIoern, D%erbeiratbet, Don Gat86urg;
SIaac @ufpooo, D%er6etrat6et, Sum
nDiiDe; 8iuiam M}c6arIune, per6eiz
ratbet, Gut8burg.
6Dl9enoe Nr6eiter murben perleBt:
Sobn 6ager, Gats6urg, i4refIih i'm
8efi6t uno am &0rper ~perbrannt;
Same5 3eernent, perbeiratbet, Gat5z
burg, I9limm oerbrannt uno befinz
bet Ii6 in fritiI6em 3uitanoe.
@roBe Q~ufregung berri6t in 6Olge
oe5 llngliid5 unter ben in Der g}d6e
Der 3e6e ipo6nenoen 6reunOen unO
4~ngeb0rigen Der GingeI6lOFsnen.
M}e6rere tleinere GrplOiiOnen ereigz
neten Ii6 erIt gang tiir3li4 in Dem
nGmli6en 8rubennerte. 0aKel6e
mar in 6oIge Deriel6en gei6lOfen
uno crit beute pieOer in 8etrieb gez
LETT nnrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Gintirnnti's G1fnlnrfrirr

Sin tnnott 8, 6. STARS. =
= Cincinnati begging geItern Die Seier
Der Dor bunbert Sabren erfolgten Sn=
corporation Der Stabt, Nuf 8efebl
bes Observation-Disclosures l0iten Die
8atterie'n in Sort Sbomas einen Ga
Tut bon q @3Ifen, i'm 8atb6duie
geoa9ten 8iirgermeiiter 5leii4mann
uno anbere bo6e 8eamte in Nnipraz
4en Der 8ebeutung bes Sages, unb
am @beno fanb i'm 6anbelstammerz
@e6Gube elm 8antett itatt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
ORA
fur sauglinge ind Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die Ihr Inner G8kauft HABIT
u.: ss,is 55, r.. &<MN1zAm
0I6Be bnn aQacmeinrm SSnterrTe.

gitD 9au - ROrt3z Il. G~egtngtOn'
StraBe.
MQi6ington : Wonument - Mt.
0ernonzYlate.
SObns 9optin5' 9Oipitat - ROrbz
8rnabpaD.
G6lu6tenzM onument = Galberts
unb Jap~ettetraBe.
@ra6 BON @Ogar Q(Qen 9oe -
Mefminfter : &ir66ot Gapettez unO
@reeneItrabe.
Grub iuzqarf - gu erreiden
nit n0rbli9 laufen0an Waggons.
9utterIon : 9art - gu errei3en
mil 6Ttli6 Iaufcnben @dggons.
Sort N}c5enrD - 2ocuftz9oint.
SrauenzGoueg - ct. Paulz un6
%. 6traBe.
qeabOoDs Snftitltt nnb @nTfsGons
f~srpatorium - Wt. &ernonzPlace.
9ratt's 6rei=8ibliot6eff = Mulr
BERN, na9e Gat6ebralzStraBe.
Sreimuurer : 3emPel - Norbs
g6QrlesItraBe.
Obj 5euops : 2erf1pel - Cable
brulz uno 6aratogaitraBe.
G6cmber Of Commerce - 6olis
BAN uno WateritraBe.
Reue5 8eri4tsge6dE6e - Scbettez
unb ct. 9aulftraBe.
9oitgebdube - 6apette uE5 gulz
DertTtrnBe.
Marptano : ~Snititut-8altimures
unb 5arrtionFraBe.
Gutap : @lace - 9auptzBromez
nabe, pcrIdngert n0roIi9 an Gutanz
BON 9OlFbinftraBe.
0oung 0ten's Gbriitian QFocta4
tion, Central : @ebdube - g6arles-
unb SarotoguftraBe.
4taoemie Der WiFenI@aften
Srantlinz uno Gat6ebralitraBe.
Garrpuz8art uno ba5 alte Wobnz
bau3 BON CHARLES Carroll BON @ars
routon - Man nebme Die Columbus
Mbenue=W uggons.
9eutf6 DE Stub 2otale.
,Surnperin 8%orpGrt8," gfr, 1872 unb
734, Deitz2eringtOnitr.
D@ermaniasN tdnnerdor," 2om5aro@,
nahe @utcpitruBe,
vGermania : Club" Tapettes, Habe
@utapitraBe.
r9armonte : G%Iub6auS," Nr. Ala,
8eitsSapetteitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Gplnmbia's Siirqgrfrica.

banana q, 6, M}dr3. - 9ter tit
Die Nu9ri6t eingetrOffen, baB Der
8egierung5=9enera Robrigue3 nit
500 damn am %. 6ebruar 400 &ez
belen in Serbia, Department Stag
balena, in bic 6lu4t f4lug.
Ser 9rGiioent be5 bieiigen Obergez
ri6tS, Senor @ut3aOo, bat Dem neuen
@ouperneur bes Sitbmu8, General
6ala3ar, BEN Qmt5eiO abgenOmmen.
Der EQUALIZATION pobnte cine 9roBe
W}enf6enmen9e BEL,
Guracus, @ene3uela, 6. .0lGr5.
- Ser britif6e &reu3er 3neiter&lai~
1e nSnoefati9able" 1T OOr ga 8uaira
dndefDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07

tie fir Mittel II. Dege nit Dem SnRalt
befannt MAIDEN, neldes ii4 jeBt nit
Der Trage Der 3pedmdBigfett oer9erz
abieBung bes 3oGes BON cubanii4em
3o63uder befadftigt, Elm Plan, Der
pa6rI6einGi9 bur6 ben in europa
er0rterten dffi5irt tperben ptr0. 9as
S6aBqmt8bepartemen muB Die 4uf@
6ebung bes Nusglei9s5oGes auf prG@
miirten 3uder porbereiten, pO5n es
5par feiner beIonberen 9ene6migun9
bes GpngreFes beDarf, nObur6 aber
troBbem Die 3oueinnabmen Der 3egtez
rlnd betrGhtIich nffi2irt merDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Sir 0amincnRilrsc iii 0ulnrabn.

Gelluribe, GoI., 6, N}Gr3, -
Die 2ei6en BON 3eoOin 8obnen uno
Sobn 0iron murben geitern unter ben
3riimmern i6rer BON elmer Canine
3ermalmten !6itte gefunben. Die
MGnner 6atten in einem 8ergipert i'm
8earzGr z8aIin, etnu flint W}eilen
BON SeQuriOe, ~gearbeitet. 9u8 gauge
8eden 1T bom S6nee 6%erabgeitiir3z
ter 2atpinen gefiiut, unO man fiirdz
tet, 0aB nod mebr Meni4enleben
bort Derloren gtngen.
Die 2ei6e Sas. 8ruuf8, Del6er
bur9 Den eriten 2atpinenItur3 Bel Der
2ibertpz8 zU}tne erI4lagen puroe,
1T geitern gefunOen pOrDen. 0tun
peiB, boB bort nod IA 2ei4en unter
Dem S6nee lieden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Gr-Mnpor als s6winOlcr bcrhuftet.

Srenton, rs, 6. Wtdr3, -
@rzN}uDor 5ranf u, Mugonen Durz
De beute W}ittog baAier ais SuIti5z
6li6tling perbuftet unO in Der Sen
tralspoIi3eiitation eingeiperrt, I'm Die
Qntunft BON Observation-Disclosures
8u e%rpurten. Gr lit in 8btlabelp6ia
onqetlagt, GelO gum 8etra8e BON
$4,000 unter fali6en 8orpdnoen
erlongt 3u baben.
6eute N6eno nuroe M}ogofpen troft
zines 6u6ea5 Gorpusz8 efe6l5 %entlaiz
fen uno reiite iofort no6 NepzYort
a6. Der 6aftbefebl, troft OeTan er
fefgenommen Duroe, mar manSslz
h1ft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
&nnhrlmnhhr[ in 6nmnii.

6onoIuGu, 26. 8e6r,, Dio Gan
5ran3isco, 6. M}dr3. - G5 1T Die
6rage uufgeporfer porDen, Ob Die
9prto Ricaner, Die mad 6apaii gez
bra6t perben, ftimmbere6tigt finO.
@eneralanipaIt Dole bat Die Sa9e be-
guta&tet unb Die Qniidt entfaltet,
baB Die Porto 8icaner itb erit natuz
roliiiren laien miifen, bietpeil Der
GongreB biefeI6en gu 8iirgern BON
8orto 3ico gema4t, nG6renD Die 8ez
poAner BON 9opait 8iirger Der Ser.
Stadten ndren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
NnIn i'm hIhnerfrnhf.

G6tcago, SGs., 6. M}dr3,- Sn
ben &r0pfen BON 9iibnern unO Gnten,
bic aus 5tefieIb, @t8., mad G6icago
gef4idt norben paren, purben Sob
former i'm @elpt6t BON elmer 8iertelz
hinge Bis elmer un3e aufgefunben. Die
bet~reffenben gommifions6Gnbler,
pel6e bas Gefliigel be3ogen, iinO Der
Qnii6t, baB Der 8oOen BON Siefielo
.dplbbQltiQ Iein nun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
GrrnrI anf Orm gbiIippincH.
5ilipino : S9inber Dor elm &riegsgez
ridt. = Gmp0renbe @nt6iiqun@
gen ii6er Die Sbaten etli9er uniez
rer Sffi3iere.


rer Sfft3iere.
ManiIu, 6. W1Gr3. - Mm II.
Mdr3 ipirb Elm &riegsgeri4t bier 5uz
Iammentreten, Inn ben Maior Qittlez
ton %. 8. Mduer unb lieutenant
So6n $. 81. Dan unter Der Nntluge
81 pro3eIIiren, @ingeborene Der Sniel
Samur obne ltnteriu4ung unO Proz
3eB erf3ieBen IafIen 81 BADEN. @tlt4e
l1mItGnoe Der ben beiben Sffi3ieren
CUR 2ait gelegten 8erbre6en ftnb gez
rabe3u i4euBli4,
So 3. g. purbe elm gtnge6orener
an einen Baum gebunben unb in ben
@6entel geI9oFen. 4m nG4ten
Sage purben i6m Die 4rme bur3
&ugeln 3erI9mettert, am britten Sage
purbe er in ben &0rper gef6o11en un0
am bierten Sage t0bteten Die 8arbuz
rem ben l1ngliidli9en enbli6 boIlenOs,
5reunbe Der angeflagten Offi3iere be-
baupten, Die 2eBteren Ieien in 6olge
Der Strapd3en, DelGsn ne QuT Der
Sniel ausgeieBt puren, geiiteSgeitOrt
getporben.
@enor Nmgil, 9rGfeft Der @taOt
gainta, 9robin5 Morong, 2u5on, Der
tiir3li4 BON ben Snfurgenten gefanz
gen genommen purbe, 1T aus Der Sc
fangen16aft enttOmmen unO 6ierber
3uriifgetebrt, 8ie er beri6tet, bat ii6
cine neue Organization SnIurgenten
gebilbet, Die bon Sberit Stmmetee
BON 8afap beFe6ligt ptro,
eSn Der Yropin3 MorDng 4errf4t
Die grDBte Nufregung. @iele @tnpob~
ner, Die ben 8sreinigtsn Staaten
freunbli4 geiinnt lparen, BADEN aus
Sur6t Oor Der Ra6e Der Snfurgenten
t6r 6eim b~erlufen unD it4 na4 an
beren @edenben ber3pden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
Sine @rrlwei
9unger un0 Not6 in 5olge OeS tiir3z
li4en 9o6paRer5 trsiben einen
Mann gum M}DrD.

Munn gum MorD,
Rep gOrf, s, Mdr3, Sn
benz Our9 bic ueberflut6ung Oes
8ai1aic 10 f6per 6aimgeTu4ten Orte
0aQington in Bergen : Gountp bat
9ienftag N6enO Elm Mann, Our4
6unger CUR 8sr3paiflung getrteben,
einen M}pro periibt. 0iele 8epo6ner
bes Orte5 Ieibsn felt me6reren Sagen
in 6olga Der notwithstanding Bit
tere g}ot6; e8 febIt an ben not6nenz
Digiten Qebensmitteln un0 erft g~aitern
fam cine SenDung 8rpo unD 6letf6
an. 8etar !6erptc, Der nit 6rau unO
bier &inDern in einem Der i%iberflut6ez
ten 6duIer 8aQington's po6nt, fam
9tenItag IbenD in ben 6leii6erlaben
pon Bernard Garter unD perlangte
5lsiI6. Garter iagte, er babe teineS,
abar 6erbic ipplte bie8 ni6t glauben
unb forberte fir flint Gents 6Ieii9
fir ieinen 6unD. Der 6leii6er err
tlGrte jeoo6, er babe ni9t einmal eli
men 8no9en, unD entriiitet ging Ser
bic fort. Gr febrte aber balo pieoer
3uriid unb feherte obne Elm Nort Der
@arnung 3peimal auf cen 6leii6er,
4nrere PerfOnen, pel6e Die S6ife
6Drten, eilten in ZEN Qaban uno fam
ben BEN 6leii6er in ieinem 8lute ouf
Dem 8ooen. 9erpic itano nod nit
benz Repolber in Der 9an0 Oone6en;
er tpurce entpaffnet unD bonn 8i6ter
8tGmun ms Gountp : @efGngntB in
9afenfad geIanbt. Der 6leif4er
itarb i'm Qaufe Der Na6t. M}an
glaubt, OaB 9erOic Our6 Not6 uno
Summer ben Ser itano perloren uno
in bteiem 3uitanOe ben 5leif6er ME-
bergef4ofen bat, neil er inn tein
6leti9 geben pD1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-07
4u8munbere.r duf benz
u&6ein."

Der 0ampfer r8bein" pom nglor0>
beutI6en 2lppo," pel6er am 2. M}dr3
bon 8%remerbapen na9 Nep : gprt
abfubr, bri6t ben 4uspanOererzRez
corO. gr bat ntht peniger als 2400
gmigranten an 8oro. G5 finO 3uz
meiIt 3u1en 1lnD Saitrei6er. Sine
iol6' bobe @uspanberer : 3iffer fir
einen ein3igen 0ampfer lit felt benz
Sabre 1891 nt6t Oagepeien.
Gin metBer &abe.
0uS internationole 5rauenzGomite
in Nlfmuur, 6oQanb, tpel6es it3 Die
Sammlung BON 8eitrGgen fir Die unz
gliifli4en 6rauen uno 8inOer Der
8oeren in ben iiiDafritanii4en @on=
centrutionSlagern ungelegen fein ldBt,
iiberIanbte audi ben StuDenten Der
8onner Timber itdt einen Oie8be3iigltz
den Nufruf um milbe 8aben. @8 Derz
bent fpp6l be1onoer8 berpprge6oben
gu neroen, baB Der erite STUDENT,
pel9er einen 8eitrug 3ei3nete, elm
@nglGnoer mar.
Der Rang in
Der 5Iotte.
NnIGBIi6 Der Grnennung be8 Ga
pitGns 3. @, Stiege, Gommun0unten
Der ,8inetd," gum Commodore Der
ameritanif9en Station peiit Die
,G6leff6e 3eitung" burauf bin, OaB
f9on i'm Sabre 1888 Elm Deuti6er
Commodore erifirta, inbem Gapitdn
3. g.. b. Blanc, tpel3er baS aitutii6
8ef6paber befebIi9te, Oieie 8iirDe
er6ielt.
Gr 66nufpteIer 9aupt
Derurt6etlt.
Der frii6ere S6au1pieler unO
6GnQer 8u7tap 6aupt, iiber OeHen
fenfationeQen 9ro3eB am %. Tebruar
ale @in3elnbeiten beri6tet nurOen,
1T BON Dem biefigen @eri6te ihuIoig
befunoen unO gu fiinf3ebn g}onoten
8efdngniB perurtbetlt porOen.
y9ie 8roBen IGBt man a u
fem"
0as i'm leBten DECEMBER gegen ben
@rufen Sofep6 9otodi Ii. ben Rennz
ftaubeIiBer @3emere ungeItrengte Sc
ri6tSperfa6ren pegen OeS berii6tigten
Sa%Iarb1pieles i'm NisnerSodep=Glub
nobel 9ototi ungefdbr 100000 per-
lor, DerlGuft i'm SanDe. Die 4ngez
flagten Derpeigern ieoe Nu5funft,
rpogegen oas GtrafgeieB feline 9anoz
hQbe bietet.
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GanaOiidc g6uGc6r III fir g%i6afrifa.

9alifar, q. g, 6. N}dr3. -
Gr p|erlautst, boB bic 9ominionzRez
Qierung Elm Contingent Don ii6er bum
bert S6ulIe6rern etpa in einem W}O>
nat na6 SiiDafrita ienOsn miro.
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&rnR 8 GpmbdamieR.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO.,
Germans und Calvert=Str.; jon Gill.
Praes.; John McHenry, Schatzm.; ]. 2.
Walker, Sekr
MARYLAND TRUST CO., Germans und
CalvertsStr.; J. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
J. B. Scott, Sekr. =Schatzm.
UNION TRUST CO. OF MARYLAND,
Charles und Fayette=Str.; George
Blackstone. Praes. Spar=Departement.
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE & TRUST
CO., Herald Building; John Hubner,
Praes.; Thomas E.. Bond, Sekr. und
SchatZm,
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Wnnfiers unb Mdfler.

= w. MIDDENDoRF & CO.. Continental
Trust Co. Building.
HAMBLETON & CO., 9 SouthsStr.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO.. u SouthsStr.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON Est. 1882.
Fayette.Str., Postamt gegenueber.
RICHARD D, FISHER & SONS, 6s. Gals
yertsStr.
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etnpfe6femswert6en Stratts',
suares- nno Gnoetatt-
&e(GGftett.

r,psr NATIONAL BANK, IT SouthsStr.1
+ d. Ferguson. Praes.; II. B. Wilcox
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
Baltimore. und Liberty=Str.; Chas. w.
Dorsey. Praes. Harry NJ. Mason, Kassis
rer.
S1TyONAL EXCHANGE BANK, Hops
kirs Place and G~ermansStr.; W. T..
Dixon, Praes. r. v. Lansdale. Kassi'
rer.
NATIONAL UNION BANK OF MAR1'
LAND, 80 Fayette=Str.; VIM. WIn'
chester, Praes.; Robert Digs, Kassirer'
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NAT1O'
NAL BANK, Lombard und south'str.'
Chas. It. Crane, Praes.; Carter q. U.S.
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTsCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hoi'
lidaysStr. A. II. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS MAS
TIONAL BANK, Howards und Gers
mansStr.: Lawrence B.. Kemp, Praes.;
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA N. Eu'
taw.str.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes.;
". Marriott, Kassirer.
MARYLAND SAYINGS BANK, Baltimore
und HolIidaysstr.; Clinton P. Paine,
Praes.; Daniel Cloud, sPr
J. Hurst Purnell, 9. VicesPraes.; WIN.
W. Cloud, Schatzm.
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gdnfters.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS Baltis
more. und Calvert=Str.
sPERRY, JONES & CO., Calverts und
Fayette=Str.
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Butter, gier HRb GefliiseL
YIN. A. Shuttle & CO.. lis q. Charles
Str.
T.. p. CUNNINGHAM, l2s 8. Charles.stE.
8ilber. SptegeI, &abmeir.

8ilber. SpiegeI, 3abmen.
STEIN. SMITH & CO., Al s. Libertysstr.
8u6> unb 3eitunqgsSdnbIer.
BALTIMORE NEWS CO., Baltilnoresstr.
8GeirDbren, 8le6pIatten, S4rot.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. CO..
80 HanoversStr.
guuboI5 : gambler.
THos. MATTHEWS & SON, Canton Ave.
und Albemarle.Str.
GEO. F. SLOAN { BRO. l4 Lightsstr.
8le9= un6 emaiGirte St0bIipadren
NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
CO., 100 HanoversStr.
gabinetzG ifentpaaren, Bolfertpaursl1.
JOHN DUER { SONS, % S. Charles:str.
gtqarren : glatt : Sabat.
WM. A. BOYD & CO.. IS %south.str.
Gidarren uro S1bat.
L. a. NEUDECKER CO.. centre'Markt'
Space ind Lombard.Str.
9iamanten, ubren unb S9mud'
fd6en.
NJ. J. oPPENHEIMER & SONS. LII W.
Baltimore syr.
9ampfmuI6insn, 9ampfteFel,
Pumpen.
WALLACE sTEBBINs { SONS, Charles
uud LombardsStr.
9a9beder, Cement, Msbet Il. |. m.
THE PHILIP CAREY MEG. CO. 81 s.
Gaysstr.
9roguenz5GnbIer
G1Lp1N, 1ANGDoN & CO.. 10000 W.
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. & CO.. 80 N. Howard
Str.
SrD 8opbs.
DANIEL MILLER & CO., $50 Hopkins,
Place.
TREGELLAs, RERTEL & CO, 1O9-l11.
HopkinssPlace.
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gi1enpaoren
CARL1N & FULTON, 500 W. Germanrstr.
Ginmqfer BON rp5en Quftern.

CARLIN & FULTON, 500 w. Germanrstr.
@inma9er BON ro5en &uftern.
W. H. MCGEE & CO., 1873 Blocksstr.
w. Fl. KILLIAN & CO, 2313 Bostonsstr.
W. L. ELLIS & CO., 1927 Boston.str.
CHAs. W. REDDISH. Commercesstr..
Dock.
C. Il. PEARSON. Bostons und Aliceanna'
Str.
DRAKE & MAHOOL, 800 Smiths werfte.
5ru6tz unb Nuftern : @inma3er.
VIM. FAIT CO.. Boston, und Patuxent=Str
H. j. McGRATH & CO., Atlantic Werfte
J.. LUDINGTON & CO, 2225 BostonsStr.
SCHALL PACKING co, Atlantic=Werfte
H. F. HEMINGWAY & CO., 1923, Orleans
Str.
D. E. FOoTE. 2Ou9-2C21 A~Iiceanna.str.
Sru6ts unb grpbuftenz GcmmiIfiunsa
hdnoler.
10NEY & CO, 215 S. Charlessstr.
5en1terzR %ouleaur, 8drbtnen, 9arbis
n%enitangen II. |. 10.
RASH & GAINoR, "a Hanover.Str.
SenftergGas, 5lui4en unD R0rte.
TIE BAKER GLASS CO., 100 Hanover.
Str.
Grobf9miebez uno WagenzHequifiten.
II. WEIR & Co, Pratt. und President
Str.
E. SCOTT PAYNE { BRO, 1862 N. Gay.
Str.
@ummi : Waarer.
THE BALTIMORE RUBBER CO., % Hop.
kins Place.
Sumter : @btsteb.
W. LANAHAN & SON. 20 Lsght:str-
aoGburp Rpe : Wbisfep.
FISHER BROS, lis W. Baltimore.str,,
Rutf6en unb 9ferbe9eI9irre.
Il. H. BABCOCK CO, 23-25 W. Fayette.
Str.
&affee - ungebrannt unb gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO., 41
ExchengesPlace.
2unbpirtb19aftli9e @erGtbe unb SGs
mereten.
GRIFFITH & TURNER CO.. 2s N. Pacas
Str.
MeBgerz unb Gtnmader Wertaeuse.
J. P. PFEIFFER & SON. 200 N. Pacapstr.
Mebl<Sdnbler.
WHITE & CO.. 22O Spearsswerfte.
Se1, 5drbe unb 9las.
c. Il. wINKELMANN & CO., Is W.
Pratt,Str.
Sefen, STANCES unb Surnaces.
THE LEIBRANDT & MCDOWELL
STOVE CO., 25 PratteStr.
MARTIN BRYAN & CO.. IL o. Germans
str.
THE B. c. BIBB STOVE CO., 1s ,Os
Light:Str.
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & CO., q W. Fay.
ettesStr.
Sel<, 9as> unb Gafoltn=S efen.
NJ. P. HOWARD, % s. charles.str.
Srnamentale DRAFT : Qrbeiten.
pUFUR & CO., 81 N. Howard.str.
plumber : 4equiftten.
THE JAMES ROBERTSON MFG. Coz
80 HanoversStr,
Bapterz 9dnbler.
SMITH, DIXON & CO.. % s. CharIes.str.
puBs nnb 8eibpaaren.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO., 0 W. Balti.
moresStr.
Gtiefeln unb S9ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO., % Howardsstr.
THE CHESAPEAKE SHOE CO., 81 Hop.
kins Place.
g9iFsfarten
mad, usso BON Gmrcpe abes Bremen eeee &ems
burg beiosEt bic
SRye esston oeB -9eutimeu Gorrefecabenteass