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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Movements of Naval Vessels.

< The Navy Department is informed of the
arrival of the Kentucky Oregon, New Or
leans and Helena at Taku from Cheefoo.
and of the departure of. the Wompatuck
from Cavite for Cheefoo; also of the de-
parture of the Monterey and Pompey from
Shanghai for Cheefoo.
The Alert is ut Santa Barbara and the
NashN Ne at Key West
The Mohican has sailed from Mare Island
for San Diego.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
CAPT. CLOVER HERE.
Recently Relieved as Naval Attache at
American Embassy in London.

Capt Richardson Clover, recently relieved
by Capt. Charles II. Stockton as naval at
tache at the American embassy in London,
reported at the Navy Department today,
having arrived in this city last evening. He
will be granted short leave of absence in
order to permit him to make a trip to Cali
fornia on private business and will then
hold himself in readiness for assignment to
class =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
KIDNAPPED BY PIRATES.
An American Held for a Ransom
of SO. 900,

The Secretary of State has received the
following cablegram from United States
Consul McWade at Canton, China, dated
yesterday:
American kidnapped yesterday by pirates
while proceeding from Canton to Heun-
ehan Nine thousand dollars is asked.
have sent the Callao (American gunboaD to
the rescue and to demand that the viceroy
secure the release of the man and the
punishment of the pirates. Details later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11

Department of the Lakes at Chicago, AMI
directed that he send an officer to Belle
vile as soon as possible to examine in and
report upon the condition of affairs as de-
scrioed by the mayor. The officer is also
TO report as to the urgent necessity to save
lie for tents, blankets and cots. The
mayor of Beleville has been notified of
the action taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Coal for st, Eiizabeth' "a.

Bids for furnishing coal, ETC., to the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane will be
opened tomorrow by the board appointed
by the interior department and the con-
tract will be awarded. There are a number
OF bidders, nearly all being local con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
To Select Officers for Retirem ent.

The Secretary of the Navy has appointed
a board consisting of Rear Admirals Ben
ham, Ramsay, Watson, Remey and Terry,
with Lieut. w. II. Whittelsey recorder,
to select two lieutenants of the line of the
navy Tor retirement on the 1st of July next
under the provisions of the personnel law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
THE STAR By NAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed TO
them to any address in the United
States or Canada, by ordering II at
this office. in person or by letter.
Terms: 13 cents per week; % cents
for two weeks: or so cents per month.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. The
address may be changed as fire.
Quently as desired. Always give the
last address. as well as the new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Col. Michael Resumes His Duties.

+ Col. Michael. chief clerk of the State De-
partment, has almost entirely recovered
from the shock tacideHt to the falling of
the elevator in the Stanton House last
Tuesday and has resumed his duties at the
State Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
To Report to Chief Of Engineers.

capt William V. Judson.5 Corps of En-
gineers. has been relieved from duty at
the ENGINEER School of Application. Wash
lngton barracks. and ordered to report to
the chief of engineers, for duty in his
office in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Chief Clerk scofaeld in Charge.

Assistant Secretary Sanger has gone
away for few days, and Secretary Root
being at West Point the affairs of the War
Department are temporarily In charge of
Chief Clerk Scofeld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
A Patent Office Anpointment.

Miss Jessie Haigh has been appointed
typewriter and stenographer in the patent
office at a salary of $50 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
John Pickens Held for Murder Of Mag
gle Grant.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NORFOLK, Va, June u.-John Pickens
who married the widow OF ex-Representa-
tive John F. Dezendorf, has been held for
the grand jury for the murder of Maggie
Grant, who died after being assaulted over
the head with lamp in Piekens' hand.
No bail was asked, and Ptckens was re-
turned to jail. He did not take the stand
and there were no witnesses for the de-
fense. Coroner knight and the dead wo-
mans two daughters appeared as witnesses
for the state. Judge Thomas H. Wilcox
acted as counsel for Ptckens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Commissioned Notary Public.

Mr.. Louis c. Wilson. prisate secretary to
Commissioner West, has been commissioned
a notary public by the Attorney General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
CONRAD KAHLEH DEAD.

1HVeHtof Oh newspaper FoId1ng Ma
chine Lived in Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 11.-Conrad kahler an
employe of the Chicago Tribune for thirty
years. died early today after long i'll
ness. Mr.. Kahler, was born In Bavaria in
1885. 'e'
For many years he was head of the Tri-
bune press room, and invented the folding
machine now in use in all large newspaper
offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
wAsH1NaroN1ANs GRADUATE.
Columbia University Degrees for LIE,
Evans and John Miller.

Evans and John Miller.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. June 11.--At the Columbia
University commencement Leola May
Evans. ABB, Columbian University, 1902,
of Washington, received the degree of mas
ter of arts. and John Morris Miller, A. B..
of Washington, took the bachelor of law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11

Belgrade. Today requiem mass was be-
ing sung in memory OF Prince Michael
and now the last of his race, together
with all connected with the dynasty by his
unfortunate marriage. lies in a bier in the
palace at Belgrade
Troops Guard Palace.
'"rhe people of Belgrade have been flock
ing the streets since 3 o'clock this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Queen Was Disliked.
New King a Swine Owner.

He pointed out that the original Kara
George not a prince. He was a rich
swine owner. The father of the new king
was made a prince in 1872
The minister also related a curious incl
dent. He said that month ago he was
present at a clairvoyant seance at which
a letter written by the murdered king was
handed to the cl2irvoyant, who mmedia tely
became intensely agitated, predicted that
King Alexander would be assassinated very
shortly, and even depicted the scene which
appears to have been enacted at the palace
al Belgrade during the night.
Will Not Be War.
LONDON, June 1.-THE tragedy of the
palace at Belgrade, marking the latest of
the revolutions which have convulsed Ser
via from time to time during the past
century. is rot regarded in diplomatic cir
cles in London as likely to lead to civil
war. Stress is laid on the unpopularity
of King Alexander since his marriage to
Queen Draga. King AleXander's successor
Peter karageorgevitch, is 4 son-in-law OF
the Prince of Montenegro and is regarded
as being most acceptable to the people.
The universal anxiety of the govern
mentS of Europe for peace is advanced as
a reason why the Servian situation is not
likely to lead to complications. Should
however. these unexpectedly arise official
circles think an AuStfo- III hungarian army
will Immediately march into Servia and
restore OF der. This eventuaIity, however
is considered improbable.
BELGRADE. June. 1.-THE people re-
ceived the news of the ass lssina t. ons, w hi s.l
were pesaetrated' between 1870 o'clock last
night and o'clock this morning. quietly.
Continued on Eleventh Pag~)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11
Tents, Blankets and Cots Needed.

1cHCS, OI"1hcCS dIu OUIS NeeOeQ.
Additional Information in regard to the
flood conditions in the west was received
at the War Department this morning
Mayor Earn of Belleville. ILL.,, telegraphed
the Secretary of War as follows:
Several thousand flood refugees from
East st. Louis and vicinity are here. We
are badly in need of tents blankets and
cots. Communication with st. Louis cut
off. Can your department furnish supplies
needed from Jeffersonyille, Ind. or Chicago.
Ill? IT so, will send estimate of require
ments."
Acting Adjt. Gen. Hall repeated the fore
going telegram to the commanding general,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-11

Continued on Eleventh Pag> }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
UNITED RAILWAYS AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Die prddjtisrn GrbOIunsSpIdse une erauidsn'
Cen Grtur6ous'9usfu uee eerfeIbeu.
sSte man iu fabren bar
une mas es foitet.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
GcIfGnoniB Der 7E6Iidlrrei.

= btIuOeIp bia, 7. 2luguit. -
2lnnie 6. S6uplep, peI6e am 0;er>
flag in Nsp=Yort oer6aftet unO bier
Der tran8portirt purOe, I'm ii1 ouf
cine 2(ntIoge negen 6GIIdung ppn
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Staaten gu perantnorten, purOe gum
8ro3eB feitgebalten unb bat Elm ST.
itdnoniB abgelegt. Sic iagte, nab tie
Die SGliAungen, Die in @rb06ung ser
ouF Den 2lnDeiiungen genannten
Summen 6eitanoen, ieit Oem 25. SRA.
betrieben babe, unO OaB bic 4o7t1rrz
ter in Der Staot Netpzgort, in Srenz
ton g}epart, 9onter5, 8rootIpn,
Helpz8o6eGe, R.zg., 8ounO 8root,
0,zSy., uno unoere ing}slp=gort, Gemz
S5erIep unD 9enniplpanien Ourh lie
qeI6GoiQt purDen. 2(ud geitanO lie
elm, SyoIep6 Mc8eal in 9biIooelpbj1
elnen pert6loIen G6ef BON $3.50 aufz
ge6Gngt uno $500 BON 2lnnie s.
Qanrence pon 0ilmington, Del, un=
ter 8orIpiegeIung fulI6er 5bQtiahen
erlangt gu 6aben. Die 8oitinipettDz
rem Iugen, oaB 5rau SbapleD cine Der
gei6idteIten 6GlI6erinnen Oes Gam
beg iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08

grtldrunq ii6er Die llrIude oes I'm
qliids, lGBt ieDo9 Die 2ngabe, Dab Die
QuftbremIen ben 9ienit Deriagten alS
3peifelbaft eri4einen.
8alIace's @irtu5 bate geitern
Qr6eno in Dem 0rte G6arlotte, Ytia.
eine 9oritellung gege6en uno ieBte
bunn gegen W}itternu6t auf 5pei aus
ie 35 Naggons beitebenoen grtra3Iz
gen, bic in tur3en 3pii6enrdumen
aufeinanOer folgten, Die 6u6rt fort.
DIS Der erite 3ug 6ier 9alt ma4te,
purbe an ben IeBten Wuggon Die lib
li6e rot6e 2aterne dIs 8efa6rilgnal
ge6Gngt. 2ofomotipfu6rer Bropit oe8
8rpeiten 3uges 1a6 oas rot6e &t4t unO
noIte bic Quff6remisn einieBen, bod
gu Ieinem S9reden erpieien lie ii6,
pie er erflGrt, ais unbrdu66ar. 9tun
blieb ibm nur nod iibrig, @egenoamPf
gu ge6en, bod mar Der i6Dere 3ug,
Der nit GROCER S6nelIigteit oa6inz
fu6r, ni9t me6r dn3ubalten, unb nit
fIr6terIi6eni 8ra6 ItieB Die 2otomoz
tibe qeqen BEN uuf Der Station baltenz
ben eriten 3ug. 0rei BON ben @agz
Qons rpuroen nit unpiOsriteAlt6er
8epolt ineinanoergei6obsn, Die SOTO
motipe unb fiinf Baggon5 beS 3peiten
3u9es puroen 5ertriimmert. SSn Dem
leBten Waggon De5 porDeren 3uges
befanoen Ii4 bic 8a6nleute uno in
benz nG6fen 8aggon eine 2tn3abL
f6lafenber Girtusleute, Die uuf Der
@teIs BON id6em 8eroerben ereilt
purOen.
@iner Der 3srtriimmerten Wag9ons
ent6ielt flint Glep6anten unO me6rere
8aneeIe; Elm Glep6ant uno 3pei &uz
meele puroan get6Otet, Die iibrigen
iopie fire @Grter sntgin9en Ser
leBunQen. Seine unDeren W}enageriez
S6iere tpuroen in Der Goliiion 9et0oz
tet, uno bic 8efiir6tung, DAB eini8e
Der pilDen 56iere aus ben beI6dOtgz
ten 8dfigen entfommen ieien, erpt3s
Ii6 al5 9runolOs.
Sin 0uBeno 2ter3te puren I6neu
auf Der llngtiidsItdtte uno tboten i6r
W0glifite8, nm bic S6mer3en Der
8srIeBtsn gu linOern. Bon ben Sc
t0oteten iino einige bis CUR l1ntennt=
Ii6teit OeritiimmeIt. Die @erleBter
puroen bier in oem n9otel Ri6slieu"
urtsrgs6ra4t, oo5 temporGr aIs So
fpital oient. Der materieQe 9erluit,
ben bic Girfu8z5irm erleioet, lit iehr
betrd8tIi6. Snner6aIb zines N}onut5
mar Die beutige GoIliiion Oqs 3peite
8abnungliid, pelde5 ben Cirrus be-
troffen 6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
Rndlr an brm Nerfnhrrr. .

Renz OrIean5, 7. Quguit. -
Die Qei6e eines DeiBen purOe in
bem @albe BON ct. 9elena Parii6
nit elmer 8ugelpunoe in Der S6lGfe
qefunOen. Der &0rper nurD burd
nu6tiqe 8eulen6ie6e fur6t6are 3uge=
ri6tet, 3pei 8eulen Iugen ne6en Der
Qsi6e. Sine llnteriu6ung ergab, OaB
Der Soote g}elIon Sentins, Elm 6remz
Der aus 8ennoba, W}if, iei, peIder
erit an bem Sage ieiner grmorOung
in bic '@egeno fam. Ginem Reiienz
Den, ben er trdF unb tennen lernte, gez
itono er, Elm Suiti3fli4tling uusQ}iiz
iiiIippi gu iein, no er angetlagt mar,
Elm iungesW}do6sn berfiibrt gu baben.
3nei 6remoe purDen Elm paar Stuns
Den na66er in Der Rd6e gefun0en,
uno man nimmt an, DaB iie Der
nunote bes U}GD6en5 ipdrsn, bic Dem
8srfi6rer no6geieBt paren, um Die
Sire i6rer S5umilie an ibm gu ridden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
Wnrrllm's Ol1rher.

Gpnt6iana, 8p., 7, 2luguit. -
Sn Dem 4rO3eB gegen Sett unO @6ite
peqen Grmorourg oe5 Re6tsanDalts
8. g. W2arcum nuroe Bred Combs
no6mal5 auf ben 3eugenitanO geruz
fen uno erregte 2lufieben ourh Die
Grtldrung, oaB er BEL ieiner friiberen
2(usiage ni6t OereiDigt porOen lei,
8rsen Strong unO Soms5 See iogten
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ter uno Ruf Oes GapitGns Gpen aus,
pel6er Der 6ouptbelaItun9s3euge lit.
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laiIunQ oes 8ert6eiOiger5 Iih neben
einunOer an oas Gnoe De8 8eriht5z
6auie5 IteGen uno nit 6iiten uuf Dem
Gopf Den 8si6porenen ben Riden
penoen, nm gu 3eigen, baB Iie iid 10
G6nli6 ie6en unO DOn 10 glciher
8r0Be iinO, OaB man iie uuf Gntfer=
nung Don einjgen hunOert Yuros ntdt
unteri6eioen funn.
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Wsfern @arhlnnb galn.

3rat in Rruf q III D. sunni 1903
,}uqe btrlaiieu Ote 6ltus6tati0u, ipit iolgt:
5da II d.
40 irub SbHeapor, oauptlluls, edgustoipH,
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9,nsWar.)
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bura uuo q i 98. 9a5u, bs SbsHarOOdb
1912 Gorn Nff0mm. mad uHIOuzBrlDgs, 9ort
uu0 gttiDsburg.
y 30 Tadm. - Quomu uab Gmcrps grOpe
225 Tabm 2lffomm uab Gmorpz8ropt.
!322 Tatm Blue DlOuntliu GgpreB Cgorlors
Gar. iopit Grtouid
932 Radm. - GrprtB mad 9orf u 2. & 9. Sio.
4O3 Radm - Grprtb nob 9unttsH an Der sodupts
linjc, 6agUstgnU 6rtDtrd, Gmmlts5urg uHO
5blppUsbura.
500 Radm. Grpreb nub 8lpnooH attoHHts
itrititg uniousgrioqt
5 25 Radm Qfiomm. uub QlsFd
6 l6 abeuos @ttomm mad uujoHs9rio9s.
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ginetz uno Glpads&Hrcau in Nr. 215 Dts
Baltimore StrdBt.
9iio, bolttu an llnious, g,uu'0lpduid= aotru,s,
T5ultors uuO DaIbroots Rort5sGD:) 5tatioutn.
9dt Mot an Qcuni1lOantosgps Station al.
g. Dr. Itan fob, Sen. soupt.
g. D}. g mel |, o. 9. U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
NIntinrr sEnmilien,niif.

NeiIl8pi1Ge, 8i5c, 7, 2luguit.
= 8G6renD zines geitern 2lbeno IN
bem na6en Stdotden Self uu5gebros
6enen 6amilieHitreite5 eri6oB @ott@
1ieb S6uI3 feline So6ter, lpel6e nit
9utrif 2epoon ner6eirut6et mar. 2epz
Don er6ielt cine 8ugel in Die 8ruit II.
piro lpabri6einIi9 iterben. S4ul3
trug einen S6Goelbru6 buOon, bod
gluubt man, boB er am 2eben bleiben
miro. Trau S4uI3 lit ebenfallS per-
leBt. 8ottlieb S6uI3 lab Ieiner Proz
3eiiirung tpegsn zines friiberen gtoroz
angriffs ouf ieine 6rau entgegen uno
man gIaubt, baB er geiite8geit0rt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
snppelbinridjtuna in Birmingham.

8trmtn9b a m, 4la., 7. 2luguit.
- Dm. 6uoIon uno 8m. Sones,
3pei Reger, peIhe ais StraBenrGuber
iiberfiibrt puren, purben beute friiR
i'm 9ofe be5 bieiigen Gountpz@efdngs
niiies bur6 ben Strang bingeri6tet.
0ubion beitritt feline S6ulo an Oem
ibm CUR 2ait geIe9ten 8erbre6en. DIS
er gefrogt puroe, ob er iemal5 einen
Woro begungen babe, untnortete er;
n9os tperbe i6 Dem ulten 6errn Ia
cen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-08
Nar1Iano & BenniBlbnniaz liens
hnbuzGumbu1r1ie.

SRos p.EtaHtR RortbsQIDs. urO DafaStr. zStstiou
On gBo6tHtaqsn:
Rad gsrf, ga, um 7.3O Jtotgens ur0 $50 Ra4s
Rad Stlta pa, 78o mOrq,ns, $50 uHS 45O
9a5mittaGs.
Rad g,iair' nh. 73o, $50 'lI.35 gormittass,
$50, 450 RaamJtags unb 800 a5,u0s.
eorrtags nab 9atl, IA, $50 Born. uub 4oa
Rahmittoes.
Rab g,lor, To., $50 u.35 Born, 400 2a@m
uu0 1000 Qbtuo5
81 % 01am.ttdqs samfdgs
6. u Jifsr, GHtalzpaHa3itr'assH
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Rnnfer ggaihinatnn's @eaner.

Bottom, W}aii., T. gluguit.-0er
qro3eB gegen Biniam 0}Onros, Rez
Oafteur Des n8oiton Guardian, "UIar=
tin 8ranoile unO GbarIes Bernard,
bic ungeflagt paren, cine an 2l6eno
bes 30. Suli in Der 3ion5~Rir6e an
Columbus 2(penue ubgebaLtene Der
fammIung, in pelder 8OOter Z.
@af6ington rebete, geit0rt gu BADEN,
enoiqte i'm Stuotgeri6t nit cer
66ulOigipre6urg aler bret Qngcz
flugten. 0as l1rt6eil niro morgen
bsrfiinDet
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Sn 20 stunOrn ilbcr benz Continent.

Sos QngeIe8, Sal, 7. 2lu8uit.
- Der Grtra3ug, auf pel6em 9enrn
g. 8ropn, G6efzSngenieur Der pltniz
TED States Steel Corporation, I'm
2.45 Ha8mittags am 9ienitag, 4.
2(uguIt, BON Repzgort ubreiite, nm
bierber an's SterbeIager ieiner elf
id6rigen 1O6ter gu ellen, fam 6eute
bier unD ma6te DE gan3e 6a6rt in 70
Stunoen, Il UGnuten. Dies Iberz
trifFt ale friberen gecorosium .
5tunDen, 5 Winuten. 9as 0}dO6en
itar6, e6e Der 8ater bic 6dlfte Der 9ts
itan3 3urufgsIegt Bate, allsin oerielbe
pur0e ni6t iogleid ii6er i6ren SOB
6ena6ridtigt, uno man 6ielt es fir
am geiten, Die 6u6rt mad Dem aufs
ueiteuten grogramm fort3uieBen.
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!Smei GdlturItern rrlfift.

qbtIuOeIp6ia, 7. &uguit. -
Die @6peItern 6onnie unb 9tarQ
Did, 18, re7p. 13 Sabre alt, puroen
beute friib in ibrer bieiigen @obnung
ais 2ei6en i'm 8ette gefunben. sic
nuren bur9 ginatbmen BON 2eu4t~
gas, lpel6es einem i6uobaften 8renz
ner entitrDmte. erititt.
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Girfu8Su9 bemplirt.
SdreRlidr Ratatropbr i'm fl)etrn.
3iuet ScftiUncn Scs 3u9es Scs 0Snl:
lacc'idlcm GirfMS cpllioircn oidIt
bel Snrnno, Widl.

3 ober mebr 9erionen IinD toot, uno
bon ben @erIeBten lperOen nod
me6rere iterben.-NiOerf
9(ngaben ii6er bic llr1o6en Oe5
llnfous. - 2uftbremien iOlen
ben 9ienit perIu9t boben. -
@aredlife @cenen uuf Oem
S6oupIuBe Der 8otuitrop6e. -
@ebriiG Der er16retten 3biere Der
M}enagerie erb06ten ben 2drm unb
bic Gonfuiion.
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Baltimore Cbip= Giicnbabn=
(SrfuriiuuS= Bulletin.

$500 Baltimore mad, NtlautesGttn. @dpe
Daap. Ged=SslesGirn uuc Ccedn'S SitD,
RS. uuc iurmf, ieocr 6reitng uno
6amitde bis ;um p 5spteHlber, einiflitB=
LID Siaett fir bic 8ufiabrt bis gum
foletuosn Sientaq, tini9lieblib, 9iiltig.
9Iui nItn 3itgen fir Die ein= uHo &lds
inbrt eiItia
SIO.OO-SaItimure mad, Riasnraz SdlIc une
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bof nm 924 gorm. ptrlahcn. ytur Sl.W
me6r mad Toronto unO 5uriid. Nuitntbdlt
oui Der 8iidiabrt esfatttt III EuIlalo, Eos
cbetcr, gtncb1, gurbetts II. Ytau9 Gbnnt.
abitcder ua4 8odctcr uuo 3boueno 5ss
IdnOs uno Suriid nur $50.
S66.25-Sdlttmpre nadb gan Trdnitseos
Sal. unr ;uriif, selesentltdl oes 9fatio>
nal:7felOlaotrs Der s8. " r. Etuftt
tutrotu bis ium -. auguit' tinl6lltBlid
prtauit Gutis bis sum b. GttObtr
MarplGnDcr 6auptauartltr 3ns ntr'aBt
Den 6umocn Rabnbof um g. Iuguit. am
10 ubr 8Ormittdgs. t22O)
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gsrmiidlte telturappiide Sepeiden.

Sn 3iffin, 8, purOen BET Der
ltnterIunHRg zines 8ranbes in Bils
ions &u6I6uusunluge 5euerpeRr4ef
@imer, @apitGn 8rog8 uno bic 5euz
ernebrleute 5oIep6 6railep, @burles
SOubers, Trant Steuril uno gilbert
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6urri5 bur6 8oblengas bes 8epuBtz
feins 6eraubt, aber Don Dem Publiz
fun, pel6e5 fi9 geIammelt bate, oor
Der gritidunq benobrt. 2me 6efinOen
fich jeDo6 in beoentljhem 3uitunoe.
- 2luf oem GentralbabnbOfe in
3unTus=GtD, UtO., pirb our4 Qnz
f6loq betannt gemadt baB bem8unz
besIenator 8eniamin 8. SiGman bDn
SijO>Garolina ietn SubrespaB uuF
Der Burlington GiIenbabn" 0erlOren
qequngen lit. Gilman lit ouf Ieiner
leBten 8OrIeIung5tour nit Senator
Burton Don einem Sai4enOiebe gez
pliinbert Dor0en.
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pfungen, uno Elm berurtiges Gret9ntB
biirfte ni6t nieoer porfulIen, auBer
i'm 6alle0rirqli6er 8riinoe Oafur.
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Summer & Sefer,
Ufut(dles I1anhs nuD lt]rdGflgt(daft,
Ofr. 23, SDmtb StrnRe,

Sfr. 23, SDntb Strnfe,
RituGisou Der attisnb6ris.
Mns une 9erFouf pom gtpdS une SouSs
gst6idl uno greoitrgritFt auF oat bauptidbs
Iidteu etdott Guropa's sln1 uuS @triaui ittn'
Der G.Ibforttu, ionic Nusfsrtqung pom 9oQma9'
ten. 5tiffstartsH BON uno uaA Ssuti5IanS
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