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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

Wheat Yield
Our farmers are greatly ela,ed over the
fact that the whea, which has been thr.shed
since harvest was over is turning out far better
than the even most sanguine anticipated, and
it is said that the ield this year will lie even
greater than in the summer of 81, which is
generally ackno wltdge to lie the finest whea,
year that our county had seen for many Years
back. lbs grain bis year is unusually large
and plump and The heads are all we'll filed,
and all over the county II is expected that the
yield will be above the average. MIR. VIM NJ.
Brent, v no TIRES be Cut his cop last week,
obtained upwards Of two thousand bushels
rom ninety of seed Some OF the better parts
of Mr.. Bient's field yielded him nearly forty
bushels for one. and even on The poorest paris
from " hich much was not expected he obtsined
average of seventeen. Mr.. L. B. Owen,
living on ST. Johns farm, and having ~ha,
is not generally considered sood heat land,
sowed % bushels aud got ever $50 bushels
from The thresher. Mr.. Perrs Wilmer sowed
loo bushels on very indifferent land and
Carpenter sowed 81 bushels and got from the
nearly 1900. These are the best that
We have so far heard, and from this it will be
seen that farmers have every right TO look for
a good crop of wheat. We hope that every
field in the county may turn out as the above
ana that farmers may obtain good prices for
tie grain when sold.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
EisEMAN B. os., popular tailor and clelhiers
Washington d. Z.
lNnaticO lh4nirehda

LNnaticO 1hqnirehsi..
A jury WAS summoned by the Sheriff Oh
Monday last TO inquire into The condiiion Il
Sal.ie Boa,man, the cololed Wcman " no was
ttnn.iIltd 10 Jail about TWO weeks ago on the
charge oil Ling lunatic and paoper, and
n-enli.n Of " hi,h We na de a the time. Judg.
StCne preside, in The case, and after hearing
The e,id,Lte the jul, returned verdict il
accoi dance with the commitment. The Judge
refused 10 commit the woman to an insane
asy Inn Lut ItnaLd,d her back TO JAIL 1t il
LhdtlsiC.o that he will petition The board Of
con nissiCntrs 10 APPROPRIATE "a sufficient sun.
tor her sLpI OFT and 10 tndeavor 10 get SOM.
ptrson i'll the equity 10 take care Of the wo-
n.an. The Judge toe this view On the gfouno
that II will be cheaper and save the county
c, usiStlable expense.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Tramp Committed

John Urshcl, German. was taken up in
town on last Monday evening by Sheriff South
erland, and lodged in Jail as tramp. On Tues
day he had hearing before Justice Smoot,
tho asked him if be wished to be tried by
jury, but the man said he preferred TO have his
case Disposed of now, and the justice, after
hearing his defense, committed him to the
House of Correction for six months.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
1ntal Matters.

Bg- The subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per amman If paid IN
advance or at any time cithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid acithin the gear
$1.50 aciN be Invariably charged, as
clvays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception avul be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

WashlnS Ton, u. y.
The Brook case Decided.
On Friday last the Court of Appeals decid
ed the case of A. I. Brooke, Executor, etc, rs
Margaret A. BROOKE, appeal FROM the Circuit
Court of Prince Georges county. This is
the we'll known case in which o. jrc,ion was
raised TO the wife of Henry Brook receiving
her dover from her husbands estate. on the
alleged ground that they had not been lawful
ly married. The decision of our court was in
favor of the widow, and the Court Of Appeals
sustains her claim. Judge Richie, in deliver
ing the opinion OF the court, says:
1.-THE appellants contend fist tha, Henry
Brooke was not the Ierson TO whom the COM
planant WAS married secondly, 1t he was
that the motives and intentions ~iIh hich he
became party OF Tie nari isge ierdered it in
valid. Ths, the complainant WAS united in
marriage on The % OF FEBRUARY, ls12 by the
Catholic pries,, Father Nistt, at ST Joseph 5
Church, in Washington City, 10 a ma n profess
ing TO he he lsLTl Bic Ok, q " l., III complain n
ant now Claims 10 Ice th- widow, u conceded
The fscI that he marriage ceremony took plac,
not being disputed, HAZE is .,it 10 Ia deiermiu-
ed only The simple QUESTION 81 whether the
person who ,iaIu,d !" lie Htury Brooke Wa.
reeli, he or not. Upon TIN. QUESTION OF fac,
we concur with The oour, fellow The
dis us on OF the evidence bs the court il SO
Clear aud ample as IT, render IL unnecessary for
US TO 60 InIo detail. ever the 5. me ground and
We shall direct lis opinion 10 Lr IncoT poratsd
INFO the report of this as y sufvit nj state
meut % the rrssoLs " BY We runsiasr the id~s-
| tity OF H,brS Bttuke IL Law, t,,n fully es,sh-
hshsd. tostEriiig ~i,b Jbe CircuI,
Court that valid marTial ass O,tmnizsd az
| the complainant H,ets IN her Till between her
and The said h nry Brooke, and th.t she &C.
cordiRgl, Is,nuIl,d Ia have LtI dover assign
ed ss The 81 uri has NV sTd,d IT, Ne .han affirm
the decree sppeaIed from. Hut We think (,
proper aid equitable 10 grant tue spplica lei
OF tie elinnts, IN case their APPEAL as ansue-
crssiul, that the tosr. he EQUAL, divided be-
| tween The parties. This Ne 60 becruse the de-
fendans had reas"nst,c grounds 10 question
! the TACT or ComptaIuspts marriage 10 Henry
Brooke from The s,gi,Ct OF complainant TO as
st7I i, IN his lifetime, and from Ler not openly
maintaining those relations To han usual. '
subsIsIlng tetsr,n mar led persons. As this
conduct u the comp 'ainart, whatever ma,
have bs On the sxt,nuaIing circumstances, fur
nishsd re.>on-Gls gIouLd ios Resisting her de-
mands. and she may be regarded as largely re-
sponslbie Tor the litigation attic adaal upon the
establishment Of her rights, we think it bur
fair she should equally bear the burden Of the
costs
Tie opisiOn Of the Court vas unanimous
{. {. AagrGder, Jr., Appeared tor the dsW
and Jos. X. Roberts, Jr, and Judge Masruder
for the appellants.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

TO ADFERIISERS.-TH TIMES hariag
esrger circulation then any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
insert their announcements in columns. Send
card rates, ,chich io,o any other paper
aSonthern Maryland, to say nothing about circuid-
ion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Git 7 'fR AIDE.

'les, sir, am from the country but en-
iertain modest suspicion that ! am sufficient
~ intelligent to know the difference between
ancient and modern ST les. What ! want is a
suit Of clothes that was made some time during
The present century" Certainly" says the
polite salesman addressed. "lou eau he
commodated, for you are now at the GREAT
CLOTHING EMPORIUM OF &. n. 0EHM Il Son,
where everything is made for the City Trade;
consequently there can he no distinction made
IN showing goods % our friends from the coun-
try. llere the Styles are set and. as yon see,
there is nothing old to select from. All the
fatieiu> are new, novel aud pleasing, and for
Cht Fit and Finish We are ack nowltdged with
out "A rival. Your experience has evidently
teen among The expensive clothing houses,
where they devote considerable time 10 window
exhibitions and chrome distributions. With
us there is no necessity for such devices. Our
goods are all marked in plain figures, and our
Prices always iocsr than any other house in
the city.
Every Garment sold is guaranteed to be ex-
actiy as represented, or the money will be re-
funded by.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
PRIZES
RULES.
One ticket Sipea ardy TO eury purchaser Of
S. FREE OF CHARGE.
2 Tickets 10 erery $40 Purchaser.
3 80 10 -
CONCLUSION,

Some people may think this queer way TO
advertise; others no doubt will think 1t is paid
for by the customer l shall endeayor to prove
to all that Ii is legitimate from first to last. In
the first place to make my establishment popu-
lar, have every season been giving away Sou
venirs, at a great expense, which were OF lttle
value TO any one. This season the thought came
TO me, to issue 1000 tickets and give ticket to
each purchaser of FIVE DOLLARS. when the
900 tickets have been given away, 70 have
Grand Drawing. So the persons holding the
lucky numbers, will be the possessors Of hand
some prizes
Remember my establishment is the only one
i'm Alexandra, which has ONE PRICE. Every
article being marked in plain figures, from which
| never deviate. Any person OF being satisfied
with the bargains bought of me- have the privi-
lege of returning the same and get back their
money. / guarantee my marked prices much
lower than the prices you pay after jewing oth-
ers down.
have the Largest and finest Stock of CLOTH
ING and GEMS FURNISHING GOODS this
ceason ever offered to the public. call Is sol
S'ed. N. J. WATERMAN;
Alexandria's One-Price Clothier
] NH 3Q-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Siiks. Niiks, NIiks.

Pin Head Cheek Silks tsclaa' value 7ic- We
are selling al so cenls Pure silk Black Bro
cade Grenadines, 55c., RcIua! vaise 81 50.
Silks at b, Si!ks a; 30. Silks 81, %, Nun :
NellIn,s, all pure ool. widest double Widsh,
~ inches wide, b Black silks, heavy Gros
Grain, 81, actual value 81 p. Colored Silks
Garnet, Navy Blue, Green, Steel Gray and
Black, 30. Coiortd Csshmeses pure - ooi hll-
ing, widest double width, IN Slrswb berry and
Electric Blue, 37l Fancy Silks aud S1u,s.sF
Silks, &c. actual value 81 Black SuTsh
Silks, extra vide, and Black satin RhAdames
81. real value, ~ 81. Nuns Nrstngs hne
quality, in ecirio Blue aud Straw terry. -.
Colored Cashmsr,s, "a td,sI douojs sdIh. ysFs
" col, IN PAX, Crsam, Ok Blood, >iras osFr,
and Electric Blue, So. uuv very tass, quality
beay! orcs Gra'n b,ark French silks. yrdacvd
from 3 30 10 81. 30 aud our SHe quality Black
French silks, heavy Gr0s Graia Satin nai.h
redscrd from ~ IS to = IS Blsacbrd Table
hamssk, all pare Linen, slightly soIlcd o.,
worth 81
500 10 ~ IS. CARRIERS
Ill Market Space. Washington, b. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

AbWA = snNn again NOuvICttus
Frank Burkman was tried last week for
the third time, in King Georges county, Va,
for the murder OF Capt. howard Nelson and
the mate of the schooner Fanny Southland
The murder occurred at Upper Machodoc
Greek, Potomac river, On the night of May A,
1882. On the first trial the jury disagreed, al
the second trial the jury rendered vel dict OF
murder in the first degree, and Burkman was
sentenced to be hung. new trial was granted,
which commenced Thursday OF last week and
concluded on Saturday. Judge Fred c. S.
Hunter sat in the case. The States Attorney,
j. E. Mason, was assisted by Hon. John
Medley, of Accomac county. Major Julian J
Mason and Thomas H. Bevan defended Bulk
man. Able arguments were made on both
sides. The jury was composed mostly OF
farmers from the upper part of the county.
They we're out forty minutes, and returned
aith verdict of murder in the first degree.
Burkman belongs in South Baltimore, where be
was captured. He has mother and stepfather
living there. He is about 81 years old.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

Mr. C. Marmon, az " Pratt street B,lti-
more Nd, says: Il took Browns Iron Buffers
tor general debility aud have revived permsu-
ent bent TT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Local Biexities.

Suns 10 order, EIsenan Bros, 9Th aud
SITS, Washington ID. e.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
ElsENAN Bros., popular tailors and e.othieIs,
Washlngton, y. Z.


SPasG nable Hint.
The fact that numeI Gus persons, including
expert swimmers, are drowned at this season Of
The year demonstrates that something more is
needed than y knowledge of the art of SWIM
ming to prevent such accidents. Bathers who
are expert in the water, as we'll as those OF
more moderate pretensions, should remember
that there are certain precautions to be observ-
ed in bathing and swimming as we'll as in
other amusements. No one should 90 into
the water when III an overheaied or exhausted
condition, nor if in good trim when entering
the water should the exercise be continued after
the first Indication of weakness has appeared
Under no circun. stances should the bather Sc.
the wafer Immediately after meal, nor within
an he ur or two after. Those subject to cramp
sh ou.d be careful not to venture beyond the
reach Of assistance in Case of an attack. Many
deaths occur from over-con6dence in the water.
Let the expert beware of venturing to the
yerL If his endurance. Let him set an example
OF caution 10 the tyre in swimming.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

Mr.. John jenkins, 1873. Jefferson street Bait
more, Md, says: ''MaIsrial fever left Inc very
weak. Browns Iron Bitlers gave me health
and strength"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Wheat Yield

EI>EMAN BRos popular tailors and clcihers,
Washington, d. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

The will OF Mr.. Thomas Simms, who
died at his home in Cobb Neck, On Wednesday
of last week, Was admitted to probate in he
Orphans Curt this week. 1t i. b, no means
a lengthy docu. nent, but its requests are ali
made in a terse anu concise manner. lie leaves
the sum of So to the parish priest of Cobb
Neck to be used in celebrating Masses for his
soul All of his rel estate he leaves to his
haf.brothers and sisters, to share alike, with
the proviso that they pay to Robert Crane the
sum of $1,000 in two yearly installments of
$500 EACH with interest from the first day Of
january next succeeding his death. All The
personal property of which he is possessed at
the time of his death, he leaves to Mrs. Eleanor
Cecilia Crane, and gives her sole and el,ire
control of his real estate until the FIRST day OF
J.nuary next succeeding his death. This lady
is also made his sole executrix under the terms
of the will All the expenses attending bis
last sickness and burial are to be borne by the
b ene6ciaries of the will equally. The will is
witnessed by DR.. F. NJ. Lancaster, Jas. l.
Lancaster and C. C. Lancaster.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

EisENAN Bros, Dress Suits, cor, 7th and
S,s., Washington, ID. q.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

CHILDREN's Suits, Eiseman Bros, 7th and +
Sts., Washington, D. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Burksnan Again Convicted.

EIsEMAN Bios Spring Overeoats. 9Th and E
Sis, Washington, d. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13

EusSAS HRos popular tailors aai ,loihiers,
v ashiug ton, u. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
Shooting Array.

BOYS CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, 1th and Z
Washington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
The brook Ease Decided.

EIsEMAN Bro', popular t,i'ors and clothiers,
Washing ton, b. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-07-13
clothing Ouss
Cor. King and Fairfax Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.

1870 tickets constitute a drawing. or in other
words rs soon lu0 tickets are given away the
duplicate numbers OF tickets, ranging from 10
1908, will be placed I'm "A hat, and the nrst Nine
numbers drawn shall designate the winners
the first drawn number lst prize. Ind number al
prize and on until nine numbers are drawn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
g d e fef.
rlnneme,ner Mnnrenmnrrt.

@prit. - Sn Chicago 1.16; i'll ct. 2ouis
Ia; III Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; in PeoriI
lis; i'll Baltimore 1.164@1.1z.
Sutter. creamery" bette 19@21c.,
3ielnli6 quite bis oute 16@18c., .Oairp".
CUTE bis bette 14@16v SerI19ere AnaIItat
i2@13c.
Gter. l1e.
Sci i9cI.-2ebenb Eurfeps 114@124e.
9eI6lo9tete o.; 9upner 7@12c, Sn19e
Gllten 5 3.O0@4.00 oas &ugeno unb 12@124
bas Yfuno.
&artofeIn II. 1.O0@1.25 bas Sap uno
4Oc Der guibel fir bieiise.
Sro CO ri. = 0ur[ Carpet lno SruI9
64@S4c., Selfsmorttn9 0ren 44@6c., Ittt.
telntGBig lang NIB Don gutter Nar6e 3 93!c.
trunumeS 2@3c, bei9Goi9tes 1&@24c.
G0mtert lett braunes All 4t@-c,
celbes 54@-c., WetBe5 6t@74c. oas Yfo.
SaIg. - SUDDEN 74c., Jto. l TO
SEQ. 2 Sl &c.
@itroms en-. $6.OO@7.5O bas Sttbe1.
SptebeIn. 5 .50@2.00 oaS sag.
Nep el.-S4.50@6.00 oa5 SSdB.
.SDniJ. renter UWDtts @louer" 13@1 3c
hos 1t.
NpfeI5tner. = &pbi $6.00@6.50, CO..
Iiforlril0e So. O0@5.00 ba3 &ilt6en.
Orb len, CRIME SO@l,90 tilr quite, .Gelos
Grbien 1.00@1.10; s0talrow1ats" 1900
1875, r9plit" 98@2fc.
0tii E. - @roBe Oiforp so $780,. fIein.
1000 ben Sui6el; Saitailieu %
- ben Sul0el. Molrtitlle 200 oaS Sap;
&ralilianil9e lie, @n9l. sSalrlille lac. Peas
HITS 5@9c, HecallS S@1Oc. UtalloelII, barts
I6ali9e, 1oc. Naielniille lie.
gM pc II. = $1.5O@1. 80 oas 100 Gfu1o
fir 0emil6te ,,Gon1trp".
so banniSbeeren 1.25@1.50 bas Siits
det I'll 16 Quarts.
sill en.-1.OO@2.OO boS Silt9et a 16
Suorts.
Yfioumen. .@ilb @oofe" III "a
Guortss &iit9eu gu $-.-@-.-. &lue 0unls
ions 3.OO@-.- in Siit6en @ "a Guarts.
@firl / de 50@75c. D. &i1t9et. Wtt0t9oit
in S0rben 40@75c.
Simbeeren. = &otbe 1.75@2.50 bas
8iit6en "a 24 Yints. S6par6e 2.2&k2.5O
"a Is N.uart.
a 16 S.uorts fir MtiGi9at, nlb $1,000
$50 baS &iit9en @ "a G.ltort titr SiiosSai=
noiier unO SnOiana'er.
NepfeL, l60ne rotbe, 50@65c bdS &iit=
6en q / Suibel; CRIME 35@4Oc urb 1.5O@
3.75 Oas Sap.
$S@1S boS 100. $1.50@3.0O Der sGrate"
fir n9flttme9s".
Somotoes. = 35@50c bas Stit6en.
Girnen- 75@1.0O oaS &ilt6en.
GIaubeercn. $1.5OM-.- tiir onS
SitNer @ u Quarts, nnb $1.75@2.W
fir IL N.uQrt. $3.50@-.- OaS Glidel.
Sruuben.- $2.75M3.00 per "A SuartS
NIB 1O-12 tb=&ilt@en $1@1.25.
Ypbnen. = MeDilntS 81. 100000, Sea-
pies $3.O0@2.1O Der Sui9el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
15ocherrfl;che S(lirrois 8faafs-Beifaaee.

gen Ser bouIdl1oigen 8efriebieune Der 2lnz
lpri6e itulicnii1er StaatSbiirger 9eads
DruG SIT ge6et. Ser Sultan bat bis ieBt
Die Sor0erlilgen SS%taIie1S nod nid)t beant1
%tportet, iDirb obcr, iute MAJ ertDartet, auf
btelelben cingeDen.
Sn elmer in 0cnf a68eDaltenen Ser
larnnlutg loSialiltil6er Qlrbetter iplroe in
heftigen 2lusbriideu %Dcr[anQt, baB Bet Staat
fir 8eiddftigung Der 2(rbeiter ior9cn iole.
0enl1Gdlt Sogel1 Die 8crlammclten oor DaS
Jtat0bolS, aber Die it0otii6en 8eamten
ipet9crtcn li0, cine 9lbDrOnun9 Derielbeu sit
ellpfangen. 0ierouf cntfaltete her Qlnfitbz
ter bcS 3u0e5 Die rot6e SABINE. st ullo
nte0rcre 2lrDerc ipur0en nerDaftet.
= Ser fiirSlid bon 2iperpool no0 6er
Heittiilte bon QtIrtta o%bgcgan9clte Yoitz
Daltpfcr Gnri3co Dat 1000 &arn6iner fit
Den Sprl0uu9SretleuDen 9enrD 90. Stalts
ley oil BOrb.
= Ser bcntiG : omcritanii6e Stubent
Scnntng, tpclder in Der ShtDeiS berDaftet
mor6cn mar, ipctl CT IN BiirS6urg Sen Stu>
benton Wtprlbel int 0lcu cri6oilen bat, lit
in Urcibcit Geiebt %iDoroen, iuetl bic i6peiscz
ridden 8c60rpen Der Q(niidt ttnD, baB ieine
20at fctlc lnl0c lit, tpel6e leige 9uSlicfcz
rltn9 Gil Sic Deuti0en ScD0rbcn re0tferti9t.
= 2(uf eiuem i6nimmen0en Sricvcle bat
ell GeipiIicr Scrip ben g8eg itber Den Sea-
mol, SiDil0cn GGlaiS nnO 9Dper, III a6t
StullDelt gcmaOt.
-Sn 0porto it 9ortu9aI purbe am 81.
Suit Cit @rODc6en gelpItrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
0UctIct.

- Qn lebten 0icrltQg fatb bier bic St>
ftrifts> Gonpentiou oes SduBuereinS Der
Spirituo}enbGnoler unb Mtrtbe itatt, in
ipel6er cine Nn3abl Yei6lIiie in SeSug auf
bic 0icer3frage allgellommen ul1o belhlol=
len iDlrDe, Die @rnennurg bon 0elegatelt
5ur Transformation, ipel0e I'M Septen1>
ber III Quincy, SIS, itattftnOet, Den &otalz
Deretnen 3l ii6crlalfUl.
= 9(uf oenn @iicllbaDu3uge, tpel6er it
Der 9tGDc bon G1rlDon, 9t. g., perullgliiGte,
FAM AUDI cin Encouragement 8iir0cr GDiz
cago'S, Son. 3boulaS 6opue, bet bier Derz
l6iebene beDeltenbe 9tenlter bctlcibet bat,
einrldl bret Sage lang WtaDor mar uu0 lid
beIoIlocrS ais QciDall0ter 9loUofat ltno
9te0ts0niDalt altSge5ei6uet bat, nm'S &e5
ben. Die llcbcrrelte luurOCn nad ODicago
gebraht uno ON 0icllta8 auf ocm9tol chill
SrieObuf beitattct.
= Ser StNDtratb bat il1 ieiner lcbtel
Gibung Sur llcberrai0ung aIcr Giirgcr
cine GtrorDnullg allgeuomuue1, tpclde Den
StraBcnbaDlz OtDnopolet aut ipcttere 20
SuDrc Da5 QGegered)t eTt6etlt l,lo Die uollz
tDramen i'm Sntcrelle Der StruBtnba0n9e=
lcllduften ab9cioBt lit. 0oS cinS;gc 3ll>
0eltUlDniB, ipcldJtS Der Stuot 0erl0dt
ipuroe, ut, baB Die @cleuid)aitcn iid pcrz
pflid)te1, titr tc0c regclmlBig l~alterDe Gar
cine Hicen5gebitDr bon $50 per Snbr SIT be-
5obleu ullO Die bi6ber bon iDncn allgcfod)z
tcne 9icenS9ebiiDr fit bic 3cit Dom Sabre
1873 bis 1883 3ur 01litc nadSusaDlcn.
0Qfilr nDer nt!lB bic Stuot ale 9Inlpyiid)c
gcgelt Die WtlcIlN0ftcn auigebcn ullo Die
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