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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

rha tomas murder trial Is on at VIII
som - an MINI important witness charged With VII,
forgery by the .conrtm a psGychte r,e aa
I III sidcalPlan OF Southern to build cars
and engines at its Spencer snops DE RE
preparations at Greensboro iEr tnS b,tIie.
rroiInd-New charters granted ny inc
Secretary of State at Ralelsh
fl GENERAL.
Disappointing bank statement -, causes .,ises
! psISes md ID Far between--'The Picket won
i .hn American Derby at six lengths after
setting the pace al the way ana an !, tn hiir
ing new recof a. to ,n eh an nom Of a
,ecajver ef for he United States Cast Iron
Pine and FOUNDRY Company alleges that
the officers have devoted ~ m gre a aomnanw
~ ~ = G - Working its plants--Mckinney.
the last OF the Glasgow, fugltiyes. IS sho .I
to death, after attempting 70 hal az fe
~, ms,o huo1u,,se---Witnesses who testified IN
me case for Jett and White may be prose
cuted for perjury in case OF tne = .oI NIL
uoli 4 = splte OF the direction Of judge
uaIr,s sg that they be allowed extras
Braathitf county prisoners a IS conps ~
10 eat the regular 9a iar Dies des Of dropsy----
p pisnr,bo 80 Won the Tidal Stakes az
s sEe Bay---An investigation + e
Pc made Of the g, Ss Rfos ouai Depart
ss'sE aa{,ss 81 hs
River Commission meeting w n on u'I fron'
question Ct b. aS Ss,IIding Of ievees-Unlted
STATES Viii like 4 be s sloT IN rfsGs
MIXING the new dypastH , II task Of im.
d nssHp y the assassns o separate them
seves from public affairs st II the tree sese
Wan Acknowledgements m it Kills SIX
Im en iniures score more and skaters iIs
ali the windows IL town y ea yesPer mlIs
Reliance won |, race fhe o. otter SS Two
p %,si.su were engaged in a lnffing match
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

three-year-o1ds, one and q half miles
second, Bernnys d to y third. Time,
2:83.
Fourth recourse $500 seven and q half
NIGHT a to y first. Flaunt
Q5 to y second, c. B., Campbell 90 to y
third. Time, i: "a.
Fifth rnce-purse 500. four and a half
furlongs-Coppertie'd 20 to y first, Ad-
vantage 70 to y second, Mast go to y
third. Time, :54 2-5. Z.
Sixth race-purse GOO, seven and g half
furlong -Evas Darling co to y first, Lord
Touchwood q to y second, Fading Light
q to y third. Time, :34 rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC:
EUn riacs....1:O
Sun sets. LIB
Moon r!ses..2:3i
RICHMOND.

No cars will be run on any OF the
street car lines to-day, but an attempt VIII
Difficulty yesterday between Captain
a. B. Guigon. Of counsel for the Passen.
ger and Power COMPANY. and County
Officer Myer Angiebs paraae q aI,s
OF tie police comm ended by tho chief
Number of cars run Without molestatlon
yesterday Oh 4, Map oe sresWVe Works to
t haekree service to be
he'd thu sadly h9Is II
IY,s jubilee to-day Sermons on the
strike--First Presbyterian Church 70
call pastor this afternoon-Death OF
R a first skyscrape Meetings
This week OF the Democratic and Repub-
iican committee company to do
business Har u1'ion la aSsu
to the right OF Officers to make arrests
on private property Is defined-DecI;sions
Of tho Supreme Court a. .Mgtha .,;a,,.---
Cruiser Galveston Will not be launched
o-n,orrowI Innovation in the resta a,1:,
rant business here-Winners Of me
s slans sse Of tho vote on candidates l9s
the outing Committee 10 investigate
municipal corruption meets to.morrow
1igy on Broad streetC!ose race at the
r,In club shoot yesterday---c Charters
rranted by Corporation Commlssloh-,---
Judge Syaddill hands down decision DE-
( claring that the W. T. Irigg COMPANY, =,
not bankrupt. MANCHE SIjatt--statDis,
struck by iightning---No efforts Jei 70
run cars-Shots fired at MOVING
freight train-Tuxes Il now d1eL--E aq,..
s,r's Court--Aianchestcr Elks 70 meet
Sunday services.
VIR GlNiA.
street car strike In Petersburg on q
rease basis and three lines running
tSretty Girl In Norfolk adopted and her
Tsther goes to jail AS a 3housebreaker---
Mann bin makes things dry in Lunehpure
.L.-yVeddinS OF Baron Paul Ions dc Val
Bnf,,oon dcs Ares de Lnnay TO MISS ae ci
sfey. at Wiiliamsbtrs---C hesterlleid Vt
chit Court adjourrs until next 'Ihnrs-
day-Samuel Carter cleared OF q cha a.a
OF murder in Roanoke----A fieet o. ues.
sells in the Appomattox Tor dredgin4s s.s W.
icpsburgMA Charlottesville citizen Kill
n collision and falling on him-Ihomaa rs 5
II Mason. OF Abingdon, loses leg n
mn accide1lt-AIrs. Broome turns the u
hies On CAPTAIN Broome. her husband. az
Norfolk--Moye on the part OF HaTp
-an to extend It's corporate llInits--ira-
,,,ense shipments of Irish potatoes from
Dyorfoik--The commencement exercises
a he" Virginia Military Institute open
With military drills and Literary SocleL!
scalnbratio many old cadets coming "
,Inveiling OF battle moniiment--Iolni-
mencament at William and Mary besl'is
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

he is not forgetful of Sienese art. though his
chief concern is with the history and social
customs of the people. Some of the filustra-
lions are fullpage photographers from paintings
by old masters such as Sodoma, PintorIcchio and
Duccio The majority from clever pen draw
ings by the late Helen NJ. James. map is
bound in at the back; there is useful plnho-
graphical appendix, and the volume IS provided
with a first rate index. This handsomely made
book appears within the same year that has
witnessed the publication of Mr.. Langton Doug
Iass's admirable history of Siena. Neither IN
validates the other. Both are serious and well
come contributions to the literature OF famous
corner of Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
Proposals..

OFFICE OF DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,
New-York City. August G. l903-Sealed proposals
for the purchase Of the steamer ordnance. lying
alongside Governors Island New-York Harbor
where she be daily. except Sundays between
hours Of : n m. +. " be received
here until o'clock. Particilarg
and list Of p the can be obtained
at this The Government reserves the riehr 10
accept reject any aA bids Bids must be accom-
panied by certified check equal amount to Ia nar
cent Of OF bid Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked, Proposals for Ordnance" and ad-
dressed Depot Quartermaster. Army Building New
Tprk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
LOST.

LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No. 1886, T12.
of the German Savings Bank in the city
of New-York, corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st-.
issued to Josef Blovsky. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. IL
not returned to the bank on the 2Sth day OF
August, 1903, a duplicate will be issued
LCST.-Bankbook No. 15S. 531, issued by
the Manhattan Savings Institution, and
payment of same has been stopped.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Passbook No %, 500
of the Excelsior Savings Bank. 90 West
23d-st.. .New-YOTS. AL persons are eau
toned against purchasing or negotiating the
same and any person having a claim to
said passbook is herby called upon to pre-
sent the same TO the bank on or before the
nth day of August, 1908 submit TO
having the passbOok declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new book issued in lieu
thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED .PRO.

- p5sals Wooden Block Paving will be received
at the u Yards and Docks. Navy Department.
Washington until O'Clock, august IS. 1908 and then
and there publicly opened furnishing laying 275
square wards less. II wooden paving al the
Navy Yard, Norfolk. Va Plan and specifications
seen AT the Bureau. Will be furnished by Com
rnandant G the yard named MOHDECAI 7.
ENDICOTT. Chief Of Bureau, July %, 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

Mr.. Alfred H Miles has, in his zone Thousand
and One Anecdotes" (Thomas Whitaker added
one more TO the long list of volumes in which
the hurried writer. in need of something humor-
Gus or piquant with which to adorn his text,
NAV find what he wants with the least possible
difficulty The book contains a great quantity
of good stories. These are made readily avail
able by a table OF contents which divides the
anecdotes on a certain system. Humors OF
cross-examination are grouped by themselves.
Anecdotes concerning our language have their
own division; another is given to printers and
printers errors: there is a special niche for
rogues and vagabonds, with for beggars.
and there are others embracing. when they are
taken altogether. a remarkable array of sub
jects. The editor is unduly elaborate in intro
ducing some of his anecdotes There is the tale
Of the poet who wrote Il kissed her under the
silent stars" and saw the line in print Il kicked
her under the cellar stairs" This gains nothing
through the EDITORS telling it in rather long
paragraph with the name OF Ponsonby Planta-
genet de Horn Trombone invented as a name for
the poet In fact. if he had cut the bone, Mr.
Miles might have doubled the number of his
anecdotes without seriously increasing the num-
Der of his pages. At the same time he is TO be
commended for having gathered together
quantity OF anecdotes that are really amusing
In .sThe Story of siena and San Gimigano'
CThe Macmillan Company Mr. Edmund G.
Gardner has written, with scholarship and kind
ling sympathy, Of one Of the most enchanting of
Italian hill towns He has aimed at producing
popular history OF the Sienese Republic, but
he has taken pains TO give his narrative a light
ness that would serve TO make It an agreeable
companion for the tourist as we'll as for the
student turning the pages at home. He sets
forth the picturesque incidents in which the an
gaIs OF Siena abound. with point and color. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
BOARD AND RoOMs.

THE MARY FISHER HOME, 2.4oo
Grand-ave. Fordham Heights.-A COM
Portable home for educated people or small
means; beautiful location terms moderate
pamphlets sent.
II EAST 24TH-ST. madison Square ParO
offers cool, comfortable accommodationS,
With and without private bath; table
boarders accommodated; references.
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and subscriptions for
THE Tribune received ut their Uptown
Office No, 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th SITS, until o'clock D. m. Adver-
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nfHces at regular office rates until O'Clock
q. m. viz: 254 Sth-ave.. 5. e. cor. Z3d-st.;
i53 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st. 81 East 14th-st.
oS9 West 125th-st: .33S 3d-ave.. between
10th and nth SITS; 1 O26 3d-ave., near 61st-
St; |, 70S lst-ave.. near S9th-st.; 15I East
125th-st: $50 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-ave'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FARE OPPORTUNITY TO invest in a fine
herd of cattle under fence in the garden
sDOt of New Mexico. Will pay II per cent
on investment Purchaser can care for
cat+Ia or arrange for their care with owner
Of pasture. Just the opportunity for a
Young man wanting outdoor life Refer
SnCaS re-uirad and given. For particulars
see I w BENHAM. 26 West 23d-st., New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
DRESSMAKING.

N LSeNAKING and ALTERING at a re-
0Uced price this month; city or country.
ADDRESS NJ. D., 2G3 West 125th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
FURNISHED ROooIn.

a EAST GATH ST.-Large, we'll furnished,
airy room; private family; references es-
sential
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
Summer Resorts.
A NEW YORK CITY SUMMER RESORT
SUMNER TOURISTS
NETWORK.


Passing through New York en- route
to seashore and mountain resorts,
or those who have not already made
their plans for the summer, will find
the Park Avenue Hotel most de-
lightful headquarters from which to
make number of one-day trips
to the high class resorts in this
vicinity. In this way many charm
ing days may be spent and numer-
Gus noted resorts visited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

SentIaI-
3OTH-ST.. = EAST.-Second floor. with pri-
yate bath. 10 a party OF gentlemen;
square and hall room on third floor; refer
ences.
22D-ST.. 45s WEST.-Newly furnished
rooms, single. en- suite; also rear parlor;
references.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Once,
nROADMAY

Advertisements the following branch
offices al regular office until o'clock p
%Tl Sth-3ve.. s. 23d-st-. 1913 0th-ave., cor.
l2th-st.; o2 East 14th-st.; 25I West i2d-st.. be
tween 18th and sth ayes. 2i West 125th-sI.; las
3t-aVe, between 18TH AMI 77th 1.U:s6 Bd-aN a.
near 6stst Los 1st-nVe., seth-st; 1877 East
I&Oth-st.; 700 TremOuf-aFe.; $50 3d-aVe., near
5lst-stsi o34 3d-aye.i 80 ChristOPher-st. BROOK
Iyn, y. ZIG COurt-st.; 215 Smith-st.; ,OO4
Gates-aye. Newark. n. J.-704 Broadcast. Also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07
CARPET CLEANING.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER o. billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

TINE BERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Square (i122 BrosdUay1 Brooklyn. q Court
New T-rm begins nOS--Trial lessons fres.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

EemRNe.
COOK-By woman. frs, class 10 .1~,- -,
work. best II references H s. 10 E@s'
2Sth-st two flights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-07

MAID Lady re ,oumS1ds accofap So -
West 5Sth-st-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Grb0hung Der auhlenprsiic imgpsRrn

&ano5 Gitp, Mo., "a. Sult.
- Wit 3iidii6t auf cine 2obnerhoz
hung bon iieben Gents pro 3onne, Die
ben IiiOtpe5tIi6en &obIengrdbern 9ez
5ablt niro, baben Dem 8ernebmen
mad bic @rubenbeIiBer beI6lofen, ben
8ertdufsprei8 Der 8o6len um so GtS.
bis 81 pro 3onne gu erb0ben, unb
5par fir ole Sorten ppn SOblen,
pel4e fir 6ou56aItungen uno feline
Sdbrtten 9ebrouht tperoen. Sine pet=
tere @rAObung nod Dor Gintritt beS
Winters gilt teinesne9s fir au89e=
f9Iofen, uno Elm Observation-Disclosures
meint, IS lei nidt unlpa6rf6einIi6,
baB fir &oblen, nel6e i'm porigen
Sabre fir 81 pertauft purOen, in bic
fem Sabre Sc geforosrt peroen. @r
re9tfertigt bieie Nnnobme nit benz
6inipeis Oarauf, ooB in 6oIge Der
9ereinburung Der neuen Qobnitola in
8ittsburg, SIS, Die QroouttionStoIten
Der 8obIen Iid I'M % Gents pro3on=
ne iteigern niiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Snrnabn nnh 0ebrnshrrIuR.

Sucfon, Qri8., "A. Suli. -
Som6itone unO 5air6unt puroen in
Der Nu4t bpm IeBten Mittpo6 bur6
einen furdt6aren 3ornabo beimgez
iu8t, tpeI4em Oiele MenI6enle6en
gum Opfer gefanen iein Iolen. Der
SeIegrap6enpertebr lift unter6ro6en
uno nur ie6r large Na4ri9ten lieqen
bor. Nls fi4 Der Sturm legte, itanb
bas DuTer ie6s SUB tief in ben
9traBen bon 6uirbanf, uno bic 8sz
tpo4ner muBten in bic !6iigel entfliez
ben. Wfe6rere 6GuIer ouf &an6es
i'm 6luBt4aIe, oberz uno unter6af6
5airbant's, tpurben 3ert0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
Wnrrun's O}nrncr.

lexington, 8p., "a. SuIi. -
@urtiB Sett uno 9bomaS Wbite, bic
Der @rmorbung 0ss QbDofaten Mor=
cum in Sadion ungeI6uloigt limb.
ipurben gerduf9lo8 aug Dem 6ieIigen
GOuntbz 8efdngniB na4 GDnt6ianu
ge6ro4t, ND fie am 81. SuIi bor Ri8s
ter Osborne pro3efiirt fperben IoGen.
Der 9aupt8eu9e gegen b~ieielben, gaz
pttGn @pen, 6efinoet ii6 auf benz
Bege bier6er uno tpiro am Sonntag
nu4 Gbntbiana abgeben, I'm bort
feline &uSiugen gu MAIDEN. Gr purbe
our4 cine Mili3manni6aft Don Sad
ion bis 3orrent e5tortirt, bu iein Qez
ben beOrO6t lit. Sn 3orrsnt na6m bic
Wlili3 ben 3eugen @barles 8reen UNI
ter lire Ob6ut, Der Dor Der 8ranb
Surp in Dem @odriQz6dq Qusfagen
MAIDEN ion uno Deiien Qe6en e6enz
fans beOro6t lift, unO bra6te
i'm nu4 Sufion 3uriid. Green
ion Die PerIonen, BON pel6en GodriQ
eri4oHen tpuroe, i'm Moment Der
Shat geie6en baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
grrmiidte teIeqruphii6e 9cSridtn.

- Sn San 6rancisco lit 8. Is,
6ra3er, Der 8egriinDer oe5 SDitem5
Der 2uftbrsmisn, %geitOrben. gr mar
i'm Sabre 1850 in 2ancafter, ga, &C.
boren, ober i'm Sabre 1880 Oauerno
nab Californian iibergeIieOelt.
- Der Is Sabre aIte GOparO
Hpan in Sanop Sin, 0.sY., pel6em
bic 2sttiirs BON RGubergei6idten ben
8opf perOrebt bate, belt 8m. 3ones,
siner Qlter5genoTen, ra9 Rdu6erz
neiie an, gebot ibm, bic 6dnOe bod
5u 6atten uno CAB, al8 Sones ibm
ni6t 9ebor6te, einen S6uB aus sjz
mem HeoplDer, ben er ieit Dem 4. Suit
BEL Iid trug, ouf i'm o6. SOne5 lpuroe
an Der Stirne Idper, penn nidt tDotz
Ii6 b~errpunDet.
- Sn Chicago, SGs., 9erjetb
QOoIp6 G6mon, M}it9IieO Der Y}Gntel=
fa6ritanten 6irma Gborlss gbmun
&c 60, bic cine 4n3ubl Ri6tunionz
56neiber beI6Gftigt, ijber Die SPott=
unD S6tmpfreoen Ginger llnionlcute
in IoI9e 0ut6, baB er ieinen 3epolper
8og unb me6rsre S6iiiit auf feline
QeiniQer ~obfeuerte. 3obert &uter, Ell
ner Der Inionleute, purOe BON elmer
RuoeI f6per bertpunbet. Der S6jeBs
bolO ipuroe uuf Der STEELE oerbuftet.
- 8ei'm Qu8pi6en zines groB2n
8otti68 i'm &e[ler Der Butler Brdu=
erei 3u Butler, 9u., ereignete ii4 cine
Grploiion, Dur6 peI6e Sulius Slim
unb @eorge 75riel pon Butler, Iople
Gmil Dot bon NenzYort le6ensgez
fd6rli6e 8ranonunoen erlitten.
- 2luf Der 8unoesfi79ereiitution
in BoD69piS, MaT., lit benz b%eritorbez
nen erIten 8unbe5 67derei = Cont
mi7Gr Spencer s. Barb Elm @eOents
Ttein in @eItalt zines mG6tigen Sells
blDd5 ge7eBt noroen. Die Nei6srece
puros BON qrofeffOr 8root5 bon Der
ySo6ns 6optin8 = ~uniberiitdt" ge9al=
ten.
Sn Buffalo, 3.zg,, fiir5ts aoz
Bert Denton, G6ef Der 9iunOz6irma
Denton, Collier &c 9dnieIs, duf Der
StraBe toot nieber; Elm S6laganfau
bate ieinem 2eben elm 3teI geieBt.
- Sames Is. W2it8eG, felt Dem
Sabre 1895 9rGiiOent Der n8en 3e=
Iep6one g." in B6ilabelp6ia, bat re.
Iionirt, uno 80. q. 8et6c1 BON Nerpz
gOrt 1T gu 7etnem Ha6folger erpG6tt
nor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
3un Shub unn SrnB.

4rbeitgeber organiIiren cine Qnti=
gobtottsQfOctation - @eri4te
ioaen gu 9iilfe 9~erufen perben.
Gbioago, "a. Suli. - 0aoio
Davenport BON Bridgeport, Conn, lit
ols 4bgeianbter Der r4mericun 4ntiz
8ppcott=Q fociation" bier ungetomz
men, UNI Die n&euogg Sniti6bouro
Co." gegen bic 8opcOttsM abnubmen
tbrer Itritenben @rbeiter nit alien Dem
@erbanbe CUR 8erfigung itebenoen
geIeBIi9en 6iiIfsmittsln in S4uB 3u
nebmen. l1eber Die 3pede uno 3iele
Der Nntiz8o cotts4Fociution Dcren
Mit9Iieber gr0Bteutbeil5 6dbrifdnten
aus NeuzGngIuno, Nep : 9ort uno
PenniplOunien iinb, iogt Davenport
5olgenbes:
rn0te nQmertcun 4ntiz8 oDcottz4i +
fbciuttOn" lit BON 6a6ritunten unbNrz
beitgebern in ben Ser. Staaten oez
griinbet porben, Inn 8opcotts irqeno
fpel6er Dirt nit beretnten RrGften 3u
6efGmpfen. Der 8pDcott ais elm Mitz
tel, nm bon Qrbeitgebern bic @ntlafz
iung BON Observation-Disclosures 5u err
3pingen, I'm ben 8ei9dftsbetrieb Der
Gontrole Der 4~rbeitgeber 81 ent3ieben
unb lire Brobuttion 81 bei6rGnter,
bat ii6 gu elmer ie6r ernIten 8efo6r
fir Die Snterefen uno Die funoomeu=
talen Re4te Der tnbioiouellen Qrbeitz
ge6er geItaItet unh bebrobt bic pro
iperttdt Der Natipn in elmer WeiIe,
popon bas Decentralization taum
einen 8egrifF bat. Der 8oDcott lit
cine uusbriidIiae 8erIeBung bes Sc
feBes, bod in ben 8eri9ten i'm gu
betdmpfen, 1T fir ben Gin5eInen 81
toitfpieIig. OrganiIirtsr 8eIeBiiberz
t|retung muB Or9uniIirte 0ur6fiibz
rung Der 9efeBe entgegen ge'teqt iperz
ben. Die Re6te Quer, Der Nrbeitgcz
Der, Der Irbeitne6mer unb bes 9ubliz
tums miifen getpabrt tperoen. Infer
@erbarO niro fein 8emii6en oarauf
ri4ten, bic Mitglisber gegen 8opcott
gu i6iiBen, 8opcott i6rer Qrobutte
iopobI, pie Der angeIteqten Hi6tz
1lniOnIeute. Die @eIbmitteG bes Der
banOes Bel Der Ibtpebr bes 8oDcott5
Iino fir Qobotatengcbii6ren, &C.
rtAtstoiten, 3eugengebibren uno an
oere Pro3eBtoften beitimmt. 8oDcotts
Sale, in neI9en 1i9ere l~te6erfubrunq
Der S6uIbigen gu erparten lit, perz
ben bon Dem @erbanoe Dor bic Sc
rt4te 9ebra6t per0en. dit 6ilfe bon
Gtnbdlt50erfabren ober our6 8eItra=
flung Der 8OncOtter5 peroen bic 3ebte
Der Grbeitge6er, Der Qrbeitne6mer II.
be5 Publitum5 geb0rig be76iiBt tperz
ben. IS 1T ri6tig, buB ou5 Sc
iummttupital Der in Dem @erbonbe
reprdientirten 6abritonten unO Or
beitgeber ii4 allf o~nnd6erno $1,000
100000 be3iffert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-27
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Gs fturb am %. Suit 1903 in Ieiz
ner 0o6nung CIR. Al, 9arforo@Qpe=
nue, Quguit g. 8%reiOenItein i'm Il.
Sabre IeineS 2e6ens, seliebter @atte
DON Rebecca 8reioenitein. 9erndnbte
uno 6reunoe Der 6nmilie iino afz
tungspoq e~ingelaoen, Der 8eerOi9ung
Montag g, ben 27. Suli, Rd6mitz
tags buI6 2 ll6r, bei3upobner.
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lut6eriiden Stride, Caroline n1be
Baltimore traBe. 8eiieBung priooz
tim. (2O6,8)
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gdfa9iere Der r5rdntfurt" fperoen
5uriideeianbt. 8eri6ieoenes
bon See unD 9afen.
Gdt pafaeiere oss am lesten 0on>
nerftug i'm bieiisen 9dfen an9elan9s
ten Norbb. 2lopbzO ampfers n6rantz
furt,~ Capt. g. Qlbredt, 1purben ges
fern bon Der !Spe5ialzunteriu9ungsz
8e6orbe bes Gintpdnoerungs : De-
partements CUR 3uriidienoung mad
hsr alien 6simdtb perurtbsilt, neil
fie m09liter Weiie benz 9emeinipeIen
sur 2ait fa1en t0nnten. @s iino oies:
QunbinSelig, As Sabre alt, Ssraelit;
4nna aaeber, SO Sabre aft, 0euti6e;
Sob1nn gogel, 50 Sabre alt, 9dtRaz
rine 8ogel, So Sabre aft, Qnna DO
gel, 10 Sabre aft, urD anton Seib,
50 Sabre aft, 0euti4e; Mi4ael
Qnop, 50 Sabre aft, uno 4norei
8ui6elnifoff, 50 Sabre alt, 3ufen.
8ertisfung Oss 8anols.
Oberit 20. q. Sones pom Sngez
nieur : Corps Der 8unoesarmee, MEL
der ben MarpldnOer Sngenieur : 9iz
itritt beuufIi8tigt unO bei1en 9ouptz
quarter ii6 in Baltimore befinoet,
bat ieinen Sa6resberi6t fir bas nit
Gem 80. SUM- 6eenpete 5istalju6r ub~
geliefert. ue6er bic 8erbef1erungen
bes Yatapsco uro bes 8anuls iagt er
in ieinem8eridt: ISM Ottober 1858,
ais bon Der 8unbesregierung nit Der
Qus6dggerung 5Dsds 4nlage zines p
SUB tiefen unb $50 SUB breiten Sd
nails %begonnen puroe, gu einem &o@
itenpreiIe BON $4,000, mar Die
0ur9i9nittstiefe oes &andls II
SUB. Orei peri9ieoene 9roiette muir
ben Johann unter6reitet, nel6e Die
8ergr0Berung Der 0imenitonen Oes
eigentli6en 8anals in Qusii4t tell
ten. 0ieIe BRET PrOiette tanen CUR
4usfu9rung, 10 baB in 1892 etn 8a=
nal bonn @ingaHge gum 9dfen 8dltt@
more's Bis sur WiiHbung oes Magaz
t6D : Riper in Der @Reidpedts BAL
Fertig gsiteat purbe. 0erielbe mar
etpa 10 Meilen lang, q SUB tief
unb 600 SUB brett uno fOitete So
316,030. Oas gegenpGrtige Proiett
lit, bic 5ieFe bes &anals auf 80 SUB
BEL Der Gbbe gu er606en, nit einem
8oItenaufpanbe DON $2,500,000 uno
$4,000 PRO Sa6r CUR Snitanb6alz
tung." Gum @4luB fiihrt Der Be-
ri9t an, baB ieI6it Die Siefe bon 80
SUP ungeniigenb lei unb bab berGonz
greB angegangen iperoen ioIte, Die
3iefe uuf 35 SUB 81 er6O3en.
0umpfer penn" in 0teni It
getetIt.
Der neue Oampfer penn" Oon Der
GricsIon : 2inie fd6rt beute BON 8bi>
laosIp6ia mad Baltimore ub. @r it
Elm @6peterI9iff oeS 9ampfers
r2orb Baltimore" Der ii6 jeBt in ben
S9ifTsbaub0fen BON 9urlan e 9ol=
Iingsportb gu Wilmington i'm 8au
befinOet. Bel ieiner Probefabrt legte
Der Oampfer % Meilen bic 9tunOe
5uriid. Gr lit 2O3 SUB lang, % SUB
10 3oG brett unb fam 1000 Pafaz
giere bef0rbern. Der 9ampfer piro
regelmdBig 3piI4en Baltimore uno
philadelphia fabren.