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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
EDUCATIONAL.
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|1ioog, THE TAILOR ] 4 }, MI Is
Bs Az he dyes clothing as nsua ~
krours the s,,ar work ihan any
M, does , be'.e' If you don't be-
kg 90 aawwsvmine his work Ma'h'
l, sash and Fif,h streets. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

The best smoking tobacco -
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

DuRNEY HOUSE, BoNHAM, TEXAS.
Il The undersigned takes pleasure In an.
nouncing to his old friends and the pubic
generally that he has purchased tns 9la anu are
,",arad In entertain the travelling public Win
hfirst.clsss accommodations in every depart,
ment Of tho hotel business have sr s,so and ,a
,,,,,oo a,nns sample TO oms fitted up express
~ Tor the benefit or commercial travellers.
- 'S' q, l.. WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR
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5AyTRD-AGENTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
|goOMs FOR RENT.

MA HANDSOMELY FUR
Ioni room, with South, East and
Nv. Apply 10 Mrs Joe Barber,
b.ree,, on the street-car line.
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|rs,sEss FOR SALE.
RENT-DWELLINGs.

I-hOUsE 0E TIRE ROOMS,
Dusk and Hattie streets. Apply
IN adjoining house, or offices
'Aent company. limited.
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|,y1Eo-MALE hhLr'

|. ..,rps WANTED.-wII.L PAY
TN "a one need apply except
~ Job will last ten OF
Y Apply to John H.. Walker,
,ssai,lecn county, Tex.
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:, ,cr WHERE WINDOW
IraEPLAeserse made 10 order, snd
b screen, Saved nad style, at Van
ulos' VIZ Eighth street, B,ue s
|'S y work done. orae's h'''''
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PERSONAL

1870, ., /, r,ApING CITY IN
6RrH, THE chow that twenty
II, coslu m,"scse'lved for dry clea J, :,
~, were res Steam Cleaning , anI
Er v CsSrnsr Third and Taylor
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...,pING THE SERVICES OF
snnsd nurse during sickness es,
~ nv y ,s to ability. Address "rs'
rMe Of box o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19

AFFs HOTEL. Denison, Texas, i9ca ~ \.
*, in central portion OF the city. Firsteiass
Recommendations. Popular resort Oh ooln"s'
DIAL travellers.
CI0AL HOTEL, Baird, Texas facing qS ,po
- ah rnoms Tor commercial travellers, 9ood
sare and accommodations. Nice par'o' Il"
ladies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-19
HOTELS.

yITETAKE THE OPPORTUNITY OF IN
w forming the public, our friends ana pat a,
rons that the old stand. the Plaza house, vel
has its doors open for the accommodation OF
the hungry and wealy. travellers, etc. kate 81
81 10 81 rs per day Board and lodging 70 TO 20
per week Table board "a per week. we cab
be found in the rear Of the egant new three
story brick, which is being built as an adj,
SNARE Rowland Il MosELEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
SPARKS FROM THE ZGLEdRAPA

Peter Louis Otto the Buffalo wife murderer, was yes
tcrday sentenced 10 be hanged ON Jan ~.
The boiler in Piummcr's planning mill, in jackson,
Mich, exploded Friday afternoon, killing Alfred
Keyport and Fred Miller.
Anthony Comstock caused tho arrest Of Or Charles r.
Powers Boston Yesterday charge Of hay. ing made
an immoral use OF the mails.
In the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston, Yesterday.
James Nicholson, the wife murderer was sentenced by
Judge Deyens TO be hanged on March y. 1885.
small Lhany the line OF the Erie Railroad in Port
Jervis caught Are yesterday morning and Granny De.
gan aged about 70 the so!e occupant was burned
to death
Arrange in the house OF Mr. Martin at olneyvills T.
exploded yesterday morning with tremendous force.
Mr. Martin seriously cut md tie room was wrecked
by the aging fragments ana set ON FIRE.
William T. Kellogg has served on T. j. Cay notice of
contest of election the Third Louisiana Congress dis.
rlc charging bribery corruption, violence in.inlta-
ton, and falsnc alton OF election returns,
Forefnthers Day observed in Boston yesterday by
the New England Clu. winch gave a dinner. Among
the guests the Governors OF MASSACHUSETTS, New
II pshlre. Connecticut. and Rhode Island.
The trial o. Clint alias TsJb Ranks. the negro who
indicted accessory to tho kng Of young Joroph
ter Va on the night OF Soy was concluded yesterday
with verdict u murder in the degree The trial OF
Wesley Honesty coured, the principal ~ the murder.
WAS continued until the January term,
II you want anything in the furniture CARPET line
for the toldhys, COogau Rros. RomerJ ANU Utanl -
- the proper p,ase ~ 70 to.--i1r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
KIDNAPPING HUSG1RI4S GIRLS.
An Ipfimous Busiaess which tho Austrian
Government IL FIGhting.

LONDON, Dec 2o.-The action OF tho Aus
trian yice-Cons at Marsei!es in sending
back to their homes eight girls who were being
exported for immoral purposes has led to
startling discovery at Buda- Pesth. II has been
ascertained that a regular traffic in Hungarian
maiiens has long been in existence. with heads
quarters at Buda Pesth, and has grown to
large proportions. Some OF these unfortunatcs
have been dccoyed to Brazil, rs In the case Of
those who were intercepted at Marseilles last
week: but most of them have been sent to
Egypt, to remain in Cairo and Alexandria or
to become slaves in the harems OF Egyptian
boys and pashas.
The Austrian imperial Government gained
some knowledge OF this Infamous traiic q few
months ago and issued an order prohibiting
the expectation of women to Egypt unless each
was accompanied by some male relative or
legal guardian. Since this order has been on
forced tho agents Of the Egyptian procurcrs
have adopted now tactics. They now engage
their victims to 20 to America for domestic
service. assuring them that they win find good
homes and situations. with the chance OF mar
rying we'll and becoming American ladies.
tosthe girls. and smalisamounts OF money are
given to them with which to purchase outfits
They leave Buda-Pesth in charge OF the agents
but as soon as they get beyond the Austro;
Hungarian frontier tho route Is changed and
they are shipped to Egypt: When they arrive
at A!exandr q there is no hope OF escape.
These revelations have caused a tremendous
sensation at Buda- Pesth and several men and
women procurers have been arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
THE LONDON BRIDGE EXPLOSION
a Novel Expedisnt Adopted by tho Police Ia
tho Search for the Conspirators.


tho Search for the Conspirators.
LONDON, Dec. 2O-The excitement over the
London Bridge explosion continues. and the
efforts OF the police as they follow each clue are
being closely watched. Scotland Yard has put
Its best foot forward. and thorough and intel
ligent search is now being made. As the work
OF unravelling the m ystery goes on. nearly evcry
fresh piece OF information points to the three
men who hired a boat at Queenhithe. near
Southwark Bridge. on the afternoon OF
tho explosion. as the true culprits. These
three men have now been accurately and inde-
pendently described by i've distinct observers.
All these escriptions. although coming from
are so concise and vivid that the police have
adopted the novel expedient OF employing a
three men. depicting their countenances in
such manner as to conform as nearly as pos
s!ble to the sum OF tho descriptions OF the live
observers. Copies Of those mnemonic pictures
have been furnished to all the detectives In the
kingdom. and submitted to railroad officials
select for escape to the Continent or America.
It Is suggested In some qnnrbters that the ne,
Paris at the London Bridge station shortly a.
ter they had completed their attempt but tho
police believe that only one escaped. and that
tho other two are still In London plotting fur
Sir William Vernon Harcourt. Home Secre-
&C, Of tie Corporation Of the city OF London in
Offering a reward OF $4,000 for tho capture and
conviction Of the dynamitcrs, without fret
consulting tho Ministry on the subject, and
| considers that her Majcsty's Goyernnent has
been snubbed by tho Mayor and Aldermen. A
series of very lively and interesting letters is
being exchanged between the Mansio ion House
| and st. Stephens on tho subject of what Sir
Vernon calls the undue haste OF the Corpora.
| ton, and the Mayor replies with the proverDial
| Independence Of u London freeman.
Sir Vernon Harcourt says he personally be.
lieves that the offer OF the reward will prove fu
tile and that it's only result will be to east riii
| Guile on the Government. Tho police, on the
| contrary. believe in II reward but say that the
| sum offered by the city Is too small and that al
| least clio 600 will be necessary to tempt inform
| ers and spur on amateur detectives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
A FOUNTAIN FIRE.
The Burning Oh Well Isivuliing In Grandeur
Some of the Historic Volcanoes.

BUTLER, Pa Dec. 2O-The fire ut Fisher
Oil Well No. s. on the Thorn Creek tract. was
still burning furiousy this evening. but 1t is
being kept within such bounds that no fears are
entertained in regard to the wells adjoining.
Even those familiar with oil fires unto in say
ing that tho display is one Of the grandest ever
witnessed. Tho well ut the time the fire broke
out was belching huge volumes OF oil; and
when the stream ignited 1t gave the appearance
OF n fountain Of fire. riyalling oven some of the
historic volcanoes. This morning there seemed
TO be n weakening Of the now but there Is still
enough oil pouring out to mako q pyrotechnic
display OF uneGualed grandeur. Tho expense
will be enormous but il tho fire is not quenched
before additional tankage s secured 1t Is feared
that moro devastation will result from the
volume Of oil running to waste. The loss is
estimated thus far from s25 600 to $50. 900. but
1t Is probable that the latter figures will be
nearer correct. Tho most serious apprehen-
sion is from the gas which hns been escaping
for weeks past. The murky atmosphere forces
tho gas down to the ground. and explosions
may occur at any moment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
LOST AMI TEETH?
Four OF Somebody's Upper Moinrs Locked
In In MMcy's Safe.

On Thursday afternoon cash girl In the
employ Of II. II. Macy Il Co. found II set OF false
teeth on the floor OF the restaurant. and re-
ported the fact at the Office Tho teeth were
put in charge OF one OF the bookkcepers. who
was ordered to advertise the find.
The teeth were shown to THE SIN reporter
yesterday by the bookkeeper Tho sot COM
priscd only four molars belonging to the upper
jaw. and had a gold or god-plated front. The
teeth were either bone or composition.
Nobody has applied for them as yet" said
the bookkeeper. They look to me as though
they belonged to lady. lie the first place the
teeth arc small. and belong to q small mouth:
or course some men have small mouths. and
some women have large ones; but think | am
ply for them. We have kept them wrapped In
tissue paper in one corner OF our safe long
to appyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
THE WORK OF A DAKOTA MOB.
wreekiaS = Ceurt House and Carrying on
the sare aud Mucs Private Properly.


the safe asd Mueh Private Properly.
TRAVERSE, d. T.. Dec. 2o.-This morning at
o'clock an armed mob Of one hundred men.
mostly from Wllmot. . small town In tho
southern part OF the county. attacked the Court
House In this place the county seat Of Roberts
county, breaking in every door. and removing
the county safe. Before making tho attack a
strong guard armed with Winchester rifles
was stationed at tho end Of every street. and
no one was permitted to onter or leave tho
town. An Immense amount OF property was
destroyed. Not satisfied with tho large safe.
the mob attacked and carried OF all the private
property they could nd. But few OF the people
OF Traverse were stirring when the mob arrived.
Sheriff Cummings attempted to resist the mob.
but was Immediately covered with dozen
Winchestcrs. Tho people. not Wishing to see
blood shed. made no resistance. Tho mob re-
NAMED about IN hour. and then left with the
safe and private property.
Tho inside OF the Court House is perfect
wreck. Every man In tho mob was under the
influence OF liquor. The United States mail
carrier was stopped and the mai! overhauled:
The Post Office Department has been notified
OF this outrage. The safe contained no vau-
able records or papers. The mob destroyed
large number OF papers. among which were
several chattel mortgages. All tho othor county
records arc safe the County Clerk having ro-
moved them from the Court House. notice
has been posted on the Court House door to
tho effect that tho records arc safe and that
business will be transacted rs usual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
GEN. BUTLER a. MAHONEs COUNSEL.
TIE virGinia Senator'S suit Asainst the
Southern Telegraph Company.


NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 20.-The hearing In tho
case OF Malone and others against the South
orn Telegraph Company. in which receiver 10
asked for. began to-day before Judges Bond
and Hughes OF the United States Circuit Court.
Gen. b. +. Butler appeared as ono OF the coun-
sci for tho plaintiff. and Con. Bradley T.
johnson appeared for tho defence. Senator
Malone was In court
The defence moved to dismiss the suit for
want OF jurisdiction. They contended that the
telegraph company cannot DO sued In vir-
ginis II boing q New York corporation, and
thoy argued that 1t did not appear from the
record that any effort had been made By the
plaintiff to havo the trustee give an account OF
the property intrusted to him before asking
tho court to Interfere.
John $. Wise and Gen. Butler contonded that
the jurlsdict Of the cour; was c!ear and UNI
questionable They said that the bonds OF the
Southern Telegraph Company to the amount
vaults OF tho Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany by. A. W: Dimmock, President OF tho
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph company
and arc now In the hands oil the receiver OF the
lattor company as assets, md although OBJ
tained by fraud. they are liable to pass into tho
hands Of innocent persons. and thus impair
greatly the value Of plaintiffs property. Moth.
ing but tho Interference OF tn IL court. they con-
tended. would save the plaintiff and others
similarly situated from irrepnrable injury;
The defendants motion was ovorrulod and
the case adjourned until Monday when. tho
Court said. the nominations for receiver would
be heard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21

They Propose to License boxing Matches
Where Alderman Wendell Comes In.

They Propose to License Boxing Mntches-
Where Alderman Wendell Comes In.
Tho deadlock between Mayor Edison and
the Aldermen continues and at the meeting OF
the Board yesterday no nominations were pre-
sented and no effort was mado to take Gen.
Porter Off the table.
The Board passed. over tho Mayors veto the
resolution consenting to the extension OF the
Bleeckor Street Railroad through Mail street.
and the crosstown railroad between Thirty
fourth lstreet, East River, and Forty-second
street North River. Thoy also passed Alder
man Waite's ordinance making spprrng match
es n msdemcanor unless lcenScdby thc!Mayor.
Alderman Wendell was asked to submit n
statement OF his expenses in the entertainment
OF the Siamcse Embassy. Tho request arose
out OF the fact that tho Board PASSED the bill OF
tho Charities Com miss toner's for 5000 for try
ing their new boat, and Alderman Wendell Was
moved TO ask. Where do como in Z" 1t was
with view OF ascertaining where Alderman
Wendell comes In that Alderman O'Noil moved
for the items of his bill. including the carriage
and tho use Of tho military uniform with which
Alderman Wendell was gorgeously nrrayed Tho
Board adjourned until Tuesday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
DESTINED FOR THE PRIESTHOOD.
Orders Conferred on Many Students from the
ArckdiOceae of New York.

Troy. Dec. 2O-The following orders were
conferred students OF ST Joscph's Provincial Semi
nary to-day By the Ri Rev. u. VI. Bradley D. D., Bishop
OF Manchester n H. assisted by the very reverend Pres
dent and the reverend members OF the faculty. The
Luecking Z. SIS, r.
Ordained Pr!ests-The Revs Michael Vincent Ay
ward Patrick James Clancy, Patrick Edmund Fitz
simons. Francis Xavier Kelly, John Patrick Lonargan
Francis Patrick Moore. John Thomas Power, Thomas
William Wallace, Michael Joseph Welsh.
Ordained Dcacons.-The Reys Thomas Francis Cusack,
Thomas Francis Gdllignn, Morgan Joseph OConnell.
Ordained Sui. DeGcons.--rhe Rcvs. Denis Francis
Coylc William John Daily Francis Joseph Jones Francis
CorbeIlle Lenes Joseph stanislaus Mechler. John
Thomas Qun.
Ordained Exorcists and AcoIytes-Mr Patrick Der.
nnrd Dempsey. Mr.. Thomas Henry Irving, Archdiocese
OF New York
Promoted to all the Minor Ordcrs-Mr Joseph Henry
NC Mahon, Archdiocese of New York.
Ordained Osiarii ard Lectors, .-Messrs Hugh Paul
Culum. James Bernard Donuey, Nicholas Maria Rein
hart, Joseph Francis shehan.
Promoted to ToIsure.-Messrs Bernard Francis Brady,
Edward Vincent Higgins, Thomas Lynch kinksad. Id.
ward Francis Somers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21

The work on the new Standard Theatre is
going RAPIDLY The ruby glass chandeliers the
boxes and the large chandeliers suspended from the
ceiling in the auditorium all in place last night
The glass shades from the Baccaret glass works in
France. The gas was lit last night to show the effect
The theatre will open on Tuesday night "A Trip to
Africa will be the attraction and large amount OF
scenery has been prepared for it. Manager Dun says lie
intends TO this play for tile remainder OF the season
The company comprises A. l.. King, tenor. who Will
make his frst IN opera Mr. Charles Stanley
Alexander Klein. who appeared i'll the same play in the
Thaa Theatre last season. Frederick Clifton Miss Marie
Conron Miss Mae 81. John Miss Highlander. also OF the
Thulia Miss Hattie Nehlcnd and Miss Alice Vincent
There will he 100 performers the stage and 1870 special
costumes have been ordered from Vienna The orches
ira under the leadership OF Herr Adolf Nowak, Will
number thirty musicians
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
CHM Must Flght.

PARIS, Dec. 2O.-A despatch from Shanghai
to the National says: THE French Minister has been
ordered to inform China that any further negotiations
are useless The dispute must now he settled by the
sword"
The Cabinet In. approved the new plan for the Chi
campaign All the recnfOrccments will be directed
to Tonaun %: part Of them being forwarded to
Admiral Cnurbet nj Formosa. Gen Briere de llsle Will
direct his forces In columns Lang Son and Gao
Bang and solid garrisons will be formed upon the Chi
nese frontier. II IL calculated that then 500 men will
be available TO ,end Admiral CourUe for an attack
upon Kelung and Talnsui.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
SUED BIZ HIS WIFE'S SISTER.
A weil.known HOrsemnn Summoned to An.
swer In u Brcnch Of Promise Case.

louisville, Dec. 2O.-A breach Of promise
case. in which Salle Kimmel sues Daniel L.
Boyer. q well-known horseman for damages,
was put on trial here to-day. When Boyer's
wife died two years ago he promised to marry
her sister. Miss Kmmel, tho plaintiff at tho
end OF a year. At his request and expense she
won't West in the summer Of 1853. Prior to her
she held against Boyer and which no said II
she should be H. llcd while away he would have
to pay. During her absence he married another
woman. The amount OF damages claimed has
not been disclosed. but 1t will be large. Tho
case was adjourned until next week after hear
ing the fair plaintiffs testimony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
THEY WON,T GET THE MONEY.
The Park Commissioners Disagree About th'
Margin They Want.

Tho Park Commissioners asked for
81. 14s 900 this year. and the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment cut off 1880 Of 1t. At
tho meeting OF the latter Board yesterday. Park
Commissioner Crimmins tried to get some OF
this restored. Residents OF the Boulevard ap-
peared and urged the appropriation Of money
to complete that avenue. They said that sub
stantially no money had been spent on the
boulevard last year.
Commissioner Asten showed that plenty OF
money had been ppropriuted. and referred the
citizens to the Park Commissioners for an ex-
PLANTATION.
MIR. Asten also ELECTED tho fact that the TRIMS
verse roads by no means need the appropria-
ton asked for and that some OF the money ap-
propriated last year was not used for the OBJ
jects for which 1t was appropriated:
Park Commissioner Wales add ressed tho
Board decidedly in favor OF reducing the APP
propriations and in oppositiOn to some OF the
items endorsed by his associates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
Sewage In Croton River.

Inspector Lucus Of the State Board OF Health
has been investigating the Croton River and its trb
utaes for three weeks past He has thus far inspected
the of the river through the villages Of kaona
Golden Bridge Somers Purdy's Croton Falls and Brew
1t ia reported that he found that good deal oil
drains into tho river. and that street drains
and cutters empty directly into the stream and the
refuse OF stables md slaughter houses intermingled
with the washing from the streets flows into the river
The Inspector, In every where such discoveries
were made, Immediately requested that the evil be
chez ked and steps taken in most cases to comply
W demands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
The Chicago Election Frauds.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Willam ]. Gallagher late
OF Philadelphia. who arrested for completely in the
Brand Lcmnn election frauds again arrested this
morning, charged with Illegally voting AT the spring
election In 1888. II is said that lie resident OF
PHILADELPHIA Nov. g. 1882, and In the spring election
here swGrc In his vote. Gallagher appeared before
Justice If the Peace and furnished bail in 200 and
the hearing of Ills set down for T. NJ Al II
A. NJ he appeared before the United StateCs commission
20 the charge OF beng concerned in the
cent Eighteenth ward election. THIS hearing post
poned until Dec. -
The CiiiIrus Committee at meeting TO day, decided
to the fund for the punishment Of the rerpe
traitors OF the election r uGs to $4,000 II necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
JOTIIN0S ABOUT TOWN.

Tie Brush Electric Illuminating Company has fled q
judgment for e. 453 81 against Mr. and Mrs Mckee Ran
kin
The Nun OF Kenmarc visited Castle Garden yesterday
and escorted through the dueEeR bureaus by
Father R!ordan
Messrs Stern Brothers will keep their Twenty third
street establishment open on Monday, Tuesday, and
"Wednesday evenings this week
Nineteen musicians arrived at Castle Garden yester
day Their ages from SIXTY years to sx There will
be music IN the streets this winter
The Rev ORA Ryance COlyer. Eaton, and others will
discuss the question "Is our civilization Just to the
workingnanf' at Steinway Hall on tomorrow night.
AdmittAnce free.
Coogan Bros Bowery and Grand st, being the largest
capitalists In the furniture trade can afford better aud
easier tsymS than smaller c0nesEus-Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-21
The Suicide Jauner'. Benu,,rui Widow.

VIENNA. Dec. 2O.-Lucas Jauner. tho default
ing director Of the Lower Austrian Bank OF Discount
who Killed himself at Kering yesterday. was known as
a very religious man. lie leaves widow and six chill
dren The widow Of the celebrated beauties
N Vienna The tragic end of her husband creates great
compassion for her.
Two boxes Of papers and cash box containing 500
forms and 200 900 forms worth Of Acceptances have
been found in IT. house OF Heinrich kuncr the broker
who thought to hay. been in completely with Jauner