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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

MI F. c. Maurer of Pittsburg Pa. and
Mrs NJ. L. Chambin, daughter of the late
Gen. VIM. H. Boyd, for many years~pub-
Usher of the city directory, were quietly
married al the brides home, 1912 G street
northwest, December u, at 4:30 pm, in
the presence of the immediate family and a
few close friends. by VIM. Jasper Young
d. D.
In keeping with the color scheme the
bride was gowned in a lavender crepe de
chine and carried violets. Her lovely young
daughter, Miss Garnet, was her mothers
only attendant, and wore white net with
lavender ribbons
After congratulations dinner was served
to the assembled guests. From to the
newly welded couple were at home,'' in
formally, to the many friends who called
to say Goodbye ere they left for Pitts
burg, their future home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Some of the hospitalites offered last
night were by Col. and Mrs. Bromwell who
gave a theater party; Major A. V. de
Pederneisas of the Brazilian embassy and
Madame Pederneisas, who gave a small
dinner; Mrs. E. w. Harvey, whose young
daughters friends danced cotillon: Major
and Mrs. Burr at the Washington bar
racks, whose sons, home for the holidays,
gathered their circle about them at a Jolly
dance and Miss Edgarina Hastings, who
was the hostess of one of the prettiest of
the holiday dances at the home of her
urc,e. Judge Martin F. Morris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thompson are a
Jacksonville Fla, for the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Capt L. E. Roby gave complimentary
dinner TO a number of his friends at his
residence, 205 Maryland avenue northeast
last night. The company comprised a
number of gentlemen who had accompanied
Capt Roby on recent trips through Vir-
gina and was in the nature of reunion
as well testimonial gathering. for be-
fore the evening came to a close the as
sembled company presented Capt. Roby
and Mrs. Roby, who assisted the former in
entertaining the guests, with a handsome
silver service. The table was handsomely
decorated with American Beauty roses and
an orchestra furnished music throughout
the evening. The menu was cleveriy con-
ceived and each item had some reference
to one of the invited guests. Those present
were Messrs. F. NJ. Hills, T. A. Moore, 1.
M: Wright. j. T: Tennyson, James Horn,
Carroll, T. P. Russell, NJ. B. Casey. DR..
Baily, w. Neumeyer, Charles Weitzell, w
d. Chiswell, Thomas Kahlert, Thomas Hoi-
den. George E. Boyd, ]. ]. Perry. w. Gait
Burns and M. Johanna.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey entertained
Wednesday evening the friends of the New
Church mission at the annual holiday re-
union. Miss Lizzie Magic gave with dra-
matte effect, 1.-The Ship OF Faith" and, in
response to the encore, Masters Automo-
bile" Mr.. Eugene E. Stevens and Mr.
tons, after which the company enjoyed
games and a social hour.
Miss Elizabeth Stone Crown of Ashland.
Va. is spending the holidays with Mrs
Charles ]. Zeigler of 900 Westminster
street northwest.
Christmas party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wrenn, on Q street
northwest, where about a dozen little ones
had a good time from 2 until o'clock
Games were played after which refresh
ments were served in the dining room
Among those present We're Miss Mae Dali
ton, Matte Clark Elsie Ray Wrenn Mary
Frank, Rebecca Clark. Mary McConville.
Irene Dalton, Master Russell Clarkson and
others.
Wednesday evening. when Miss f Mabel
Cole and Mr.. Robert F. Huntington were
married. the only attendants were Miss
Ethel L. Cole, the BRIDES sister, and Mr.
Fred w. Englert. The bride and groom
Immediately left on a short honeymoon
trip. but will be at home to their friends
after January 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Brown entertained a
few friends at their house, Coz A street
southeast Thursday evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Kitznil-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Boswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Davis and Miss Edith Bret
ney.
Miss Edna Hurst and Miss Gertrude Rod
erick will be at home, 800 9th street nerth-
east, to their friends after 4 o'clock jan
uary 1.
Miss Eva CORTLAND Palmer of New York
and Miss Edith Harlan Child were the stars
hast evening in Mrs. A. c. Barney's studio
IN the rendition Of the balcony scene from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Miss Elizabeth Burgess, assisted by Miss
Rosie McChesney, will receive on New Year
day at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Burgess, 'Pnehurst," Hyatts-
VILE Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

About 200 young people were present last
night at Rauscher's at the dance given by
Mrs. Hoyt, wife of Solicitor General Hoyt
to their daughters. Both resident society
and the visiting phalanx from various col
leges here for the HOLIDAYS took part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

The Haitien minister and Nine. Leger
have dinner invitations out for January =.
Mrs. James Watson of Jersey City is Wis
tting Mrs. Thomas II. Armstrong of 1853
Mount Pleasant street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Miss Eva CORTLAND Palmer of New York
and Miss Edith Harlan Child were the stars
hast evening in Mrs. A. c. Barney's studio
IN the rendition Of the balcony scene from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Miss Edna Hurst and Miss Gertrude Rod
erfck will be st home, 800 9th street nerth-
east, to their friends after 4 o'clock jan
uary 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

The French ambassador and Nine JUS
serand will give dinner January /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Miss Eleanor McCook, daughter OF Mr..
Willis McCook of Pittsburg, is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Bayne, 1929 Massachusetts
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs. Dewey
will not receive New Year owing to Illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Brown entertained
few friends at their house, COZ stree
southeast. Thursday evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Kitznnil-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Boswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Davis and Miss Edith Bret.
ney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Wednesday evening. when Miss F. Mabel
Cole and Mr.. Robert f. Huntington were
married the only attendants were Miss
Ethel L. Cole, the brides sister, and Mr..
Fred w Englert. The bride and groom
Immediately left on a short honeymoon
trip, but will be at home to their friends
after January 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Mrs. Brown. wife of Associate Justice
Brown, gave holiday tea yesterday. wher
she was assisted by Mrs Pitts Duffield
daughter of Justice and Mrs. McKenna, who
is here visiting her parents; Mrs. John Crop.
per, Mrs. P. NJ. RiXey, Miss Harlan Miss
Wilson and Miss Fitch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

| Miss Elizabeth Stone Crown of Ashland,
! Va. is spending the holidays with Mrs.
| Charles ]. Zeigler of 900 Westminster
| street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

The following named ladies will receive
with Mrs. Taft on New Year day: Mrs
Fred Grant. Mrs Oliver, Mrs Bates and
her daughter, Mrs. Swift, Miss Mabel
Boardman Mrs. Frank Ellis Mrs Albert
Key. Mrs. Henry Taft. Miss Louise Taft
Miss Marion Oliver. Miss Alice Bowditcf
and Miss Helen Rey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29
Last Nights Dances and Other En-
Observation-Disclosures
Personals.

The Alumni Association of Central High
School will hold Its annual reunion and
dance at Rauscher's tomorrow evening.
The invitations have not been restricted to
members of the association. and il is ey-
pected that large number of Washing
tons younger set will attend short bus
mess meeting will be held for the election
of officers for the ensuing year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace gave theil
second dinner party of the week last night
at their 18th street home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

Col. James Parker and Mrs. Parker have
announced the engagement of their daugh
ter Eleanor Forester. to Lieut.. Guy Cush
man OF the 18th United States Cavalry
Lieut.. Cushman is a son of Mr.. and Mrs E
G. Cushman, who formerly lived in New
port. For the last few years they have
spent the winters in Italy, returning ever!
summer to Bar HarEor, where their estate
Guys Cliff, is one of the show places Mis-.
Parker is a granddaughter of Cortland
Parker of New Jersey. Her sister is Mrs
Ronald Lyman of Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-29

BLAIR. On Friday, December 20, 1905, after q
brief illness, HERBERT BUXTON, beloved hus-
band OF Laura Constance Blair.
Notice of funeral later.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

.. Elntt mo NcbdllOr Suprriutrn-
Dent @eorQc i. &onc2, mcrOcn bclttc
III Baltimore oulungcu; iic blicbcn IN
GIepelnno, Gbio, U1riid.
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ser 2igo crluGbIt morocn lit, mar iebr
elltbriiaItiid) iiber oo2, mas er IN Der
Gonpelltion 1eiebcu u1O Qcbort. Gr
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gen, StrObenbobncn II. !. No.; cr iei
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i'm 9cmo6t.
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Delegation lei mld in Columbus &c
iuc'cn mo babe 0aa oortiQc icptiide
Erobc Nb5uasfonoliUitcm bciiGtigt.
Qtc Staot, meIdc 10000 GimUoh.
ucr babc, lngtc or, babe pcridieOcne
Observation-Disclosures oocr piclmcbr
Ero5ciic sur &ernidnm1 oc3 &Ibihui
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Gbcmn upo9 Oo3 Icucr iiir 9aIti-
more actbon," iagte @r. @oopcr, babe
qroBc9 [Sntereiie untcr Den 800 Qclc-
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Nntbb nuHnoti5cn
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aus Dem Siiben lit, wcJhc noH @olti,
more oetommen limo, nm @erbitcin-
tGltic 5u NADER, gcbt O0rdll3 bcrpor,
0nB ser Sefrctdr or4 @Ciul0bcit'
antics. @r, :. ". NJ. &iHcr in Den
IcBtcn Iagen 35 bis TO @clmobeitS.
otteltc pro Sog iiir oic nab ser Sci.
lndtb 5llriidtebrcnoen SiiOldnoer ans
itclltc, 0eS i'm SiiOcu bcrrihenOen
NcIbcn 6iebcra lpcNcn miliicn oi1
@eiun0beitaottetc uor5cigen
lucnn iic nod &mlic }lrildtebrcr.
Die Tumilic oea MlUora Eimomu9
geitern NbcnO Uou Ncbobotb
5uriid, no Tie 5pci MIonntc Der
ucilt hat unO icOen Somito0 mo
Sonntng bonn Niapor bcilht mllrOc.
ST.. Einlonlls iubr icincr Iomilie bis
Sopc Eoint cntQcNcn. Ger MoDor
luobnt IN Ar. 731, NoIono- 2upcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

Sir Wurnlono unb sen 0iitrift
Columbia id)6neS mGrmcrc3 &cttcr
nno iiiOlihe @inOc.
Ser h0dite Recommendations mar
50 @roO mn 2 llbr Nohn1ittaQa.
Ser ric0riNite (hCrmomctcriton0
iuor Ct @roo I'M 6 llbr Wor0cnS.
Wittlercr @oromctcritono 29,97.
Scr b0hItc Gbcrmonleteritonb Ser
Icbten 81 Stunbcn in nohioI0cnbcn
StG0ten mar, mic ioIAt: Goitport y,
9ortIuno y, Bolton y, 9lbonp IS,
9tclu Oorf 7S. Snrri3burq 50, Ebi,
looclpbiu 50, gtlouticsGitD so, Cape
Wop ST, @oi6inQton 81, Charlotte
50, @iImingtor 81, Gborlciton 50,
MilminQtor 81, Charlotte 80, Ga
Oannab 81. Sodionbiue ST. Nltpitcr
Sc, acp @cIt 80. NtIonto 50, Mont
0omcru Sc, NCp-O rlcon@ 50, Fole.
fine sc, COLLECTION 81, Corpus Gbri.
til Sc, McmpbiS 81, Cincinnati sc,
IittsburQ 81, SSmcgo "A, Buffalo
-, Glcpclono 81, 0ctroit Sc, Tlpcno
rs. Morarette %, Green Ban Sc,
Gbicn9o IS, 81. Gnul Sc, Ct. Souio
IS, aonio9 GitD 90, Snobo 81, SILT
on 81. @ismord IS, MilIiIton 81,
SABRE %. Sclcno %, Salt 2otc so.
1cnpcr 100, Rurtb Glottc %, Goo0c
So. Cos auoclc& leo.
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Sicue 2ou6iroid bcS llnclc Som 6ot
cine 3uiommcnTtcIlun0 Scr Grrdr
idnittS. Tcmpcrntur int september
in Sen lcttcn 81 Sobrcn perolfent'
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W1hrcno scr Mebr5ohl Scr Gage lit
eS id0neS Wetter, mo sic boltptI1d)s
Iid)c @irNrid)tung tommt bon Nors
oer. @emerfen3mcrtb iii, oob lid)
Der ar0btc Re0cnioll IN elmer cin5l0cn
Nadt inncrhoIb ser 81 Sabre int
@oriobre bel ser Scicr 0eSo Qelttlden
Cages" crciNncte; c5 iiclcn 0umolS
bcinobc icbS 3ou NeNcn. &oiicntIih
lit c5 id0ncS Mctter 0iciC3 Snbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Q(rt Die Se5er!

GeriOnru, wcldJe bic Stnot ,uGB'
rrnb Der Commemorate D~erlniicn,
f6nnrn Srn p9cntidcn Correspondent
ten" nno bnS Sunutn9Sblatt fir 60
GcntS prD Wpnat mad europa iiir
$t.30) per Eoit 5nacididt crBaltcn.
Gcdt5citioc Numclouna Der ISrcIie
fir orn CONNER, ebeniu brs ct,uaigen
@cdDiclS bcricIbcu iiuS i'm Sntcreiic
Der Gcicr eriuiinidDt, nm llntcrbrc'
DUNG in Scr 3nicnonn9 ocS SlaitrS
Al pCrlnitcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Names Safe Gin Mnirmtempcl.

NonpIGnc fir Gin u,lca Sbeotcr olIf
Dem oltcn ,lorrciponocntcn"
EIobe Dem Wgo1lroc . &llipcftor
por0elc9t. Miro $4,000 toiten,
Gie 6llucr 80. bot ocn @our
Gontroft. l,uca Neint iiir
Den DGcutid,cu lorrciponocntcn"
in Oericlbcn 9}oaoarihoit.
&n tltr3cr 3cit miro ami ocn Flo.
Re al Der SiiOmcil Gdc bon 9uIti
morcitroBc uu0 Gaitou @oitie Np}.
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Respondent" publ}lrt mllrOe, clH!Vtu'
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6llacr SO. bon Rem Dorf reld)tc
acitcrn im0iircau 0c3 @cbGuoc &lI'
ipcftor2 Die 9oltpliuc Gin ;3mcd9> Srr'
lpcttion uno iobo.0 oiciclbcn &c
priiit mo nit scr NouQcicbcu 0Cr
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Den limo, miro oic suffer So. 0al
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@cbGu0c miro Ct sub 6ront bobtn
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8 3oQ al Scr 6uitom &ollic 2lDc,
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bod pcroen, sic WllleriCn ais Stod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
Tcioc ~tranfcn Gift.

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G6cntiicrc mad)tc ibr 0oS2eben inner.
trGQIidl besbolb arciit Srou Ma.
m @or6cr 3lrln @iitbcdcr.- Cine
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Don @cor0c Barber bon Mr. 1906,
g9cIt @oltimorcitroBc, licat SIR Belt
I'M .Irouflin-S Quorc.NoipitoI" an
ocn 6oIQen ciucr Colts aorboli0ure
OornicOCr, Die lie Montoa Nbcn0 uls
oc6lid1 IN iclbitm6rOeriid)cr Nbiidlt
in ihrcr Q3obnlmG rahnt. Sm 500
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Nniid)t oll2Qciprodell, 0nB Ole 6rolt
nit Dem Hcbcn bouon tontncn mir
0c. Sic lit So ESoGrc alt mp0 ltonmt
ans QcnniDlponicn unO oic Che NIT
Barber lit lore 3meitc. IS miro &C.
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ihicocnc Wtolc 0cihlogcn bo6rn unO
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fir lGuQcrc 3cit nodJ Dem @eiGn2niB
ociunot neil CT Die inn ouicrleatc
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Barber murbc Monto9 gc9en s llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

Die Grnu milf 6cu u +
ten hcfrcicn. - Srau S0mI.
&lenfcr bon Nr. 2l9, Siio Sprin0.
StrnBc, bottc Qeitcrn cine Ntoicnj
bei'm @onpcrncilr @ariielo, IN mel
der lie Den @oliperncrr erlild)tc, liz
rem Mnnm Samuel &lenfer 81 bcNnas
oi1cn, lpcldler mc0cn un9ebiibrIihcn
SctragenS 5ur 3nhlung elmer Strdfe
non 500 ull0 Soften uc%rllrtbcllt NOR
Den mar. 2leltcr fonnte nidt 5oblcn
mo mdn0ertc 6orauibin allf lcdl5il
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Elm Inltrcidlcr, mn0 oie Sran crtlGrtc
Dem @ouperncllr, Dab Iic ulo lhr iluei
Sabre altcS &in0 ants Dem Sal'c Qe-
lett mcroeu milr0cn peuul lie ltldlt Oie
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&cr0ienit. Ger 0oupcrrellr ilbcumiCS
Den 6nll ocu orci Eoliietrittcrn
@bitc, Cor un0 BEAD.
III NorfoIt crnii d. t., -
SGS SienitmGnhcn Marp &. GoOlor.
iucld)eo ser 8otiin oes @oltlpirtho
Mor SpiBroacl an Der FennInIUo.
nio.Nuc, fiirslid) cine @rod)e 81 S25,
cine &oritcdrooel 81 SIS mo jluci
aleiber itnbl. miro pom Setettlu
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suriifgebrod)t mcrbcr.
&"aroinnl @ibbons 6us
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riht pom Dem Srieoeus. llebereIntom'
men Dem Saroinal ~iibcrhrad)t ipllroe.
iprah lid berlelbe bohlt 5ufrleoen
aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

mcrtc b%ctrdd]teno, mo ur%d)itrftonlld)
ih0n olt98citdttet ucr0Cn Ter 9}clp'
Oortcr Nrhitttt :. Y. WicGiiu!rib
bnt Die Fldnc mu5Qeorbritct. Gle
@~uutoltcn mcrOru $4,000 o0Cr ct
mas mcbr b%ctr0drt.
Die Columbia Nmuiemcnt 50. bon
NcU Q Dorf, mclhe in ncrihicocncu
StGotcn ocS HunOC9 5bcotcr belibt
mo Nrn. G0udr0 Hoinc, Dem Scr
oll9Nebcr oe@ gNcutidcn GOrrcipoG.
bcntcn," Den 9alplob Dor mcbrcrcn
Wtnnatcn obfollitc, crridtCt 0clt
ncucn Mluicntcmpcl. Mie c@ bcibt
loll 0oS nclic Ibcatcr bon Der alnrie
0c3 rWfonumcntol E Sbcuter3" lpcr.
sen.
Obnc 3mciicl miro scr n0cutid)G
GorrCipon0ent"mic0c Elm permanent
les SCim in ser Nohborihoit bca
oIten ElobeS betommen; &r. HoiHe
ltcht IN llnterbul1olumo bc5iiglid)
mcbrcrcr EIGtc in icucr @eQcno mn
boiit, in Sen nGtitcn SoQcn I'M
StonOc 81 lein. Die llnterbonOlungcn
iiir Sen Antnuf ocS cinen o0cr on6r.
rem EIoBcS 5lrm NbihIlb 81 brinNcr.
Ifit Dem Dan 0c@ ncucn oGorrcipou.
oeutcn" @eb0uocs miro Damn ioiort
bCgonncr mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30
StGrfnng scr @clnnbheit

iinoet man in einem 8iaie .Solaee"-
Yier ans 6reo. 9auernihmiot'S
.Nmericm 9retuerp." Mus beitem
Sopicn mo Mals gebrnlit, ailimilirt
iih leid)t nit DER Habrura II. lit Dem
idudd)iteu Waacn 5utr1alit. 9rmue.
rel t104-1t2S Siaen.Str. 3ele.
pbon &. & 9. 1854, Mo. 1491. (242)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-30

EoIitiihcS. 49, Sect uudcl
cn0Iid olth oic republitnuiidcn Gons
6i0oten oui. @citcrn mclGctcn iid'
5lpci repl6Iitmniihc 2Cgi3lutursGnnt
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Sc limo bon ser 81. @oro mo bcfGm.
pien iih airs Mciicr. SIS limo 8.
Milinn Nrnolo mo 0oniel u. 2od.
Sic rcidten @ci6e pcrpiIidtctc Gclc.
1otiolten Gin fir sic 2e1i3lutur. Con.
BENTON mo mnperpiIid)tcte iiir Ole
Stnot-Gonbcntion.
NhtBcrocm mel0etcu iid gcitcrn I'M
Giircmt Der @obloltiiid)t2 8cb6r0C
iicbcn bcmofrotii6e Gnnoiootcn, rn0
SPAR:
fir Sen S%tootSierot - Gbmoro Z.
Bartlett, 4, Giltrift;
fir nnS llntcrbul3 49, Sobr 9. %.
bcrcr, 13. @orO, nit perpiIidtetcr
Delegation;
Charles u. Mbitcioro, 9. g9oro.
nit urrpiIidtetcr Delegation;
fir Stoot Gomitc - Samuel =.
Nidet8. t3. @oro; George u. Cruc.
Iopc, 10. Moro; @nl, ". &obnion,
81. Morb;
iiir Nftlior oc@ StontQcridt$ -
Geo. Gorp 2iu0iou bon Nr. $40, %
SremontitroBc.
9icH cpubIifoner6er ~.
8orb bobm Srn. @m. s.. $,
Gutter sum @aro. gretutipbenmtcr
nominirt mo ais 0eicb9cbnnqS'
Gonoioutcn Mrn. Naan GlcouelnnG
inooiiirt. Die crlpGbltcu 0clcgater
SIT ser @eiebgcbrm0@oiitrit Gonoer.
ton iinO: Miliom $. s.. Sulber, Or.
George $. Guerbort, N!on5o ". SSol.
ltrltn, &obn $. Gonnor, %obn $. y.
0oung. ilut,, Geo. y. 0unpcrlp, 80.
u. Wiui9, @illiom Erice, Mnoreiu 9.
@iulton, SEQ. ~. Won0&, 2lopb $.
Somel, iun., uno Nobcrt $. Steruort
Die Gele1atcn sur Stoots Gonucntior
lino: Wilinm $. @otee, Millinm s
Npplcgortb, Sobn .. Cooper. Sobr
$. llrNlaub, Some5 :, Gomebio, &.
M. Short, 6reOcrid M. 81. Miniton
s. Hobcrt Sbcrioan, 9. &. @rap, 3.
s.. 0opell, gbmoro @lad mno @olteI
Cir.
@ei'm SIottcniefrtGr. -
Nr. @m. 4. Stone, ser 3olleinlch.
mcr uno Silbrer ser Hcpilblifnncr II
scr Stabt, bate 9eitern cine l1nperl
Gonicrcnj nit Dem Slottcnlefret0l
Charles ). @onnporte, ipobei Die Nr
rnn1en1ents liir oic am 6. September
ltotiiinocuoe Stnots. Convention oCl
GepubIlfoncr sur Sprndc fanlen
Vie c@ beiBt. bcnbiidtigt &r. Bona
pnrte, nod Ger Gonpcntion cine lGn
gere Sericurciie unSutretcn,
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Sdiffsfartcn uun nuS mad SentidJ.
LAMB.

Son Baltimore bis @rcntcn: Ga.
iiite SIS uno $3.50; @remcn-9al.
timore bis gum /. Gopcmber $3.50
mo 5000; bonn 1. Gopember bis
1. aueult $3.50. H%unoreiie si bill.
Iigerem Yreiie, Sbeu. s.. Sicner &
So, 3immer Nr. 3. ia Sit'9eriug'
tou.Str. (323--)
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Ibeno9 bon ibrCr God)tcr Wiprtlc IN
bcpuBtloiem 3uitnn0e nlti ibrcnl
Bette liegcltb a%lli9cImocn. Nli Ell
ncm StubIc ncbcn Dem Bette ltnnO
Elm @lu9 @oiicr mo cine 6loihc
NIT nod cini1cn lropicn Scr SGure.
GoS MGodcu benod)rihtigtc Ser.
ocont Norton Scr ole Grol nod Dem
Soipitol bringen lieB. sri. Barber
bCglcitctc ibrc Wlttcr onbin febrtc
oorn nod @olIie 5ltriid, ucrid)pouo
uno lit icitbcr nid)t micocr gcicbc1
mor0cn.
3u QroBc GoiiS.
&omnro Sopcr, Nr. 800. Glilioro-
ItroBc, lit on MontuA an Wtngcn-
frGmpicn rno nobm sur 2inoCrrna
OcriClbcr cine Coils 2ultoonlnL obcr
cine ST. Qrobc, Gr pcrlor 0ic 9ciin-
ming unb murbc nod Dem .6rnnf-
in-SQunreeSoipitoI" Qcbrod)t, no CT
lid bdl0 mieocr crholtc.
Scr
Eoli5et it atton. - Nndl elmer
Sebioqo bitrd) SGuicr uto, iiber 3Gll-
ne lnnoeten gcItcrn Wor9en NunOe-
lcr9eont nno Sergeant Mrrpbp brei
etno IS Sabre oltc Ncgcrimncn III Der
neitlihen Yoli5eiItotion. Sic mann.
ten lid ISrene 6cllom, ellie @aQ ulo
Gueenie Soa aus @ni6in1ton, no lie
lucacn GiebitobI5 0cmiinidt mcrbcn.
0ooi Eoe belt tic iiir Die @cb0rocn
Scr @lnoeSbouptitnot feit. Sergeant
Wilrpbp erfnrntc nod elmer @eldreis
bllnA bie WGohcn, ais lie Die Yinc-
StroBe cntlnnN 0ingcn. Gr mo
HunOciergcnnt S6odlep 'iolAten il.
men, ais iie in sic Noborg StroBe
cinboacn. AlH Oic Srollen5immef Sic
Foli5iltcn erbltdtcn, rdnnten lie IN Elm
&olts, burd, pcridicoenc Stodlperte
Oeiiclbcn ietten ibrc Sllidt blird, Den
Sol lnb itbcr Ocn 3nln in ben Nnd,-
borboi tort un0 nltrocu ihIieBIid, in
Dem hn5u gcb0riacn Suuie ieitoeilort.
men. >$n ibrer miloen SlitdIt bntttn
lie 5luci SinlnnntrinNe, orci iciocne
Sonncnid)irmc, 5lpci Siitc unb Spei
SbnlplS uerlorcu, Die bon ocn EoliSi.
itcn 5ulnmnlcnNcllid)t mlirben. Sic be.
~Itrittcn Dor &noi Noe notiirlid). ir.
geno Dcld)e biclcr Sad)en iid) miocr-
red)tlid ongeeignet ST. boben.
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Spfalbcridpte aus @aibinatum.
Nebel1s III il b Q.

Ger 53jabrige @m. O. 3inlmer.
ntann bon 9tr. 9t2, s. StraBe, Elm
Shnci6cr bon 9erltf modtc ieinem
Nalein gcItern Mtittuq in Der NGbe
Don GbcuD Gboie Circle Elm Gnbe,
lrocm CT iid cine altgel in ben aopf
ld)oB. &rantbcit mo Notb ioaen
ocn l(ngIiidlifcn 3inn tcmporGren
WnDrlinn un0 ScIbitntoro qetricbcn
boher. Die Yoli5iiten SuQioon 1t.
Vfobcr bortell Den SflrB mo ionbeu
3Ullnrrmonn olli DEM (rottoir lie.
1cno nit Der giitole in Der red,tcn
9ono. Sic IicBen i'm noh Dem
emergency Soipitol" brinQcn, ood
TT ocrldic0, che er BORT onfom.
6rou 3immcrmoun erfl6rtc, boB
i6r @utte Die Mobnuno iriib am
Mor9cn oerloiien babe; or ici lett
l0ngcrcr 3cit lcioeno oelueien, bo,u
ndrcn til1on5icle ltnonncbmlidtei.
ten Qctommen, sic i'm melondoliif
ocItinnlt bdttcn. SAon sitter 6Gttc
cr OeOrobt lid bnS 2eben 81 ncbnlen.
NodOem CT Dos &olS perloiien, babe
lie cIncn 3ettcl aui Dem 8eiimic ae.
'un0cn iDorin or Nbidicb bon oen
Scincn nobnt. Sic id)idte ioiort no6
ibrcm SdDmaQer, bod ebc cr eintrai,
erbiclt lie Ole 9todridt bonn Gooe
ibrcS MonneS. Nlrber ser @ittme
bintcrIGBt Scr Gobin8cihicoenc 3rpei
CrluudiCnC S0htcr.
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8eISienbnngcn nadD Sentidlano uni
Oeifreidl

AT 81 Gents pro Marf uno 20H
Gents pro arone. Horto ertra.
8edlel o~l,seeltelt auf aae Sbeila
ser sSelt. 3bcu. $. 9iener & &c..
ia Olt-2erinston-S Str. 3immer 0r.
3. QS0) :.