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FLORIDA FLAMES.
Half a Million Dollars Worth
of Property Destroyed
at Jacksonville.
A Horrible Quadruple Murder
mystery i'm Detrcit-A Cuban
scheme Neatly Fooled.
Another Cyclone on the Hsth mus
sinks Twelve Vessels with
Their other News.
FURIOUS FLAMES.


areat Fire NJ JaekseBnille, Fla.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, December l7.---
In spite of the efforts of the iiremen,
the fire which broke out last night In
lIubbard's warehouses on the dock
spread TO the Abel block, in which
were located the Herald offices and
several billiard halls. McCormick's
IIubbard's and Abel's block, and
several other building In their rear
with their contents, were destroyed
The total loss thus far amounts to
about $l53,000; insurance, $4,000
1t now looks as II JON Il Bros.
Wholesale grocers, and kohn, Fnreh
gait Il Benedict, wholesale and retail
dry goods houses will be burned. TIL,
fire Is the most disastrous Jackson
VILE has ever known.
LATEsT.--The fire on Ray street, Ia
this city, was stopped this morning
at Kahn, Furchogott n Benedict'l
store, on the east side of the western
limit, including Mc0nihes' hardware
store. About 2 a. m. portion of tht
front wall OF the Abel block fell
crushing four colored iiremen, one o.
whom, William Bradley, was Instant,
killed. The other three were badly
but not fatally, injured. A white fire
man named Gof. was badly cut on IL
head by falling bricks. During TIN
day - man working among the debri
was .sufiocated by the smoke, an'
was carried to the hospital, In help
less condition. The firemen are still
playing on the smouldering ruins
The total loss is estimated at 1850, 600
insurance, $350,0OO.
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one month from aud after the notice
by the secretary of state, and shall
select president and vice-president,
II Is also provided that In the event
OF the death, removal or inability of
both the president and vice-president
and In case no vice-president shall
have been elected, the secretary OF
state shall act as president until an
election can be held aud consum-
mated. and II there be no secretary OF
state, then the Office is to revert TO the
secretary Of the treasury, the secre-
tary OF war, the attorney general, tho
secretary of the navy, the secretary of
the interior, and postmaster general,
ia the order named, who shall act
Ms president uutil an election can he
had, as provided in the bill provided
that no one of these officers shall be
competent to act AZ president, who
would not be elegible to the presi-
dency of the United States as pro-
vided by the constitution.
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sALvEsl ON sLEANINGs.
Railway suit--.Trouble in the school
snactal IN Tho Examiner

Railway suit--.Trouble in the school.
Special to the Examiner.
GALVESTON, December 1.-THE
suit of Victor VS.. the Texas Central
railway occupied the attention of the
United States circuit court to-day.
Two or three days will be taken up
with the arguments before the case is
given TO the jury.
II. q. Jennett, member of the
school board, has preferred charges
of somewhat trivial character
against II. Lee Sellers, principal OF
the Ball Nigh.school, and the board
has concluded TO hear the evidence,
pro and con, In the matter. The
charges specify that Mr.. Sellers per-
mitted one of the school-rooms to be
used for concert purposes, contrary
to the rules of the board regulating
the building. They also charge
that Mr.. Sellers has interfered
with the management of the
Second district school by 'intruding'
himself at prohibited hours. The
board will begin the investigation
tomorrow.
The steamship, Empress, which
sailed last evening for Bremen. car
ried 5000 bales of cotton. This is hei
second trip to Europe this season AMI
she is the first steamer out on hel
second voyage.
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brown. Of Maine, r.., Blaine.

WASHINGTON, December 1850
rotary Lamar has decided to make
ny changes in the order TO cattle
men.
In compliance with the senate reso-
luton, recently introduced by Mr..
Hale, of Maine, the postoflice depart
ment is preparing II list Of postmasters
who were recommended by Mr..
Brown, of Maine. The list, II is said,
will comprise a hundred or more
names of postmasters whose papers
bear his endorsement, but IL will be
stated that it was not due to that
fact that the appointments were
made.
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aauaa,,,. New succession nill

WASHINGTON, December i7.-Mr.
Randall has prepared bill for intro
duciion I'm the house, entitled "a
bill In relation to the manner of fill
ing vacancies In the offices of presi-
dent and vice-president." 1t pro-
yides: first, that presidential electors
shall hold their offices for a term OF
four years; second, that whenever In
case OF removal, death, or resignation
of the president, the yice-president
shall have become president OF the
United States, aud electors shall
meet In their respective states and
elect another vice-president. In the
same manner, in case of the removal
resignation, death or disability of the
president aud vice-presidcnt, the
electors shall elect another president
and another vice-president. In case OF
the removal or death of the president
or yice-president, the secretary. OF
state shall notify the chief executives
of The several states thereof, and they
shall be requested to notify the cleo
TORS 10 meet on the first Wednesday
next ensuing after the expiration OF
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the Missouri Pacific system. All pas
senger and freight service will go on
as before, aud there will be entire
harmony In the working of the differ.
ent lines.
A project is on foot here 10 eatab-
fish stock board in connection with
the merchants exchange.
John G. Beaucleigh, alias Boquet
johnnie, known throughout the coun-
try as an expert confidence man, who
was arrested by Thomas Furlong,
chief of the secret service of the Mis-
souri, Pacific system, for swindling
Simpson Parrott of Kansas out of
$3.50 on a Missouri Pacific train, two
years ago, was sentenced to-day at
Clay ton, st. Louis county, to seven
years In the penitentiary. HIS broth
er Billy, equally well known as q
thief pleaded guilty, but sentence
was deferred.
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DETROIT. December IL YesIer-
days fire. in suburb OF this city, la
which Frank Knock with his wife
and two children were burned. now
proves 10 be an APPALLING murder. II
was so suspected yesterday, but the
finding of n revolver with all the
cartridges discharged, was all the
evidence then secured. To-day at
noon, post mortem examination of
the bodies Was made aid resulted In
proof positively substantlating that
theory. Bullet holes and twenty-five
calibre bullets were found Ia the
skulls of both Frank Knock and his
wife. No suspicion Is attached to
anyone, as yet. The funeral was held
this afternoon, all four bodies being
placed in q single coffin.
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To Make Young and Ola Heart. alad,

Every one in search of holiday
gift should not fail to examine our
very exteusive- sock. -
For the boys we have tool chests,
marbles, desks, horses, wagons, drums,
bowling alleys, etc
For the girls, any kind of doll
imaginable-from the smallest to the
iargest-work baskets, shell boxes,
bureaus and washstands, etc.
For ladies and gentlemen we are
showing an elegant line of plush
goods in toilet stands, looking glasses,
gents GILL and collar boxes, gents
toilet sets. card receivers, and thou
sands of beautiful and useful brio.
a-brac, all of which will be sold 81
our usual low and popular prices.
LEVINE Bros.
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local option win. In Georgia.

ATLANTA, December l7.-This
morning In the United States court,
Judge Mccoy refused to continue the
injunction restraining the ordinary
from announcing the result of the
election, and decided the case against
the liquor men on every point. There
is, Ia the bill as adopted, q provision
that Georgia wines may be sold, rs
wines from other states were ex-
cluded. That portion of the bill,
Judge Mccoy decided to be uncon-
stitntional and that no wines can be
sold.
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OUR soUrHERN NEIaHBORs


PANAMA, December l7,-colon has
been visited by a severe cyclone which
did considerable damage. 1t COM
menced on the I'd inst, at about > p.
M, and the next day 1t lulled but
comm CD ced again with terrible sever
ity. All the steamers In port, which
had put out to sea for safety and re-
turned, had again to put out TO sea.
The damage TO property has been
been very heavy, and the loss of lie
most seri us.
The following vessels were sunk
with their crews: Holden, karnaui
Blanch, Ocean, Lyton Aveling, Stella
Catalina, Figaro, Douglas, and two
others, names not ascertained. The
rain poured down in torrents, end a
terrible gale of wind from the north
east set In. The Royal Nails new
freight Office was destroyed by The
storm, and wharf No. 4, belonging to
the Panama railway, was almost de
molished, the rails being torn up ant
the early works destroyed by thu
force of the tornado.
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DUBLIN, December i7.-Mrs. Nor
gan O'Connell, niece of Daniel
O'Connell. the Irish liberator, has
again quarrellcd with the tenants on
her estate at Kildysart. She has re-
fused to grant a reduction Of 20 per
cent. in their rentals, and has threat
ened to resort TO the courts to secure
the eviction of all tenants who do moi
pay. The tenants haye established a
defense fund.
Earl Fitz-William hiss granted the
tenants on his Irish estates reduc-
ton of so per cent. In their rentals.
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when It is the old-fashioned blue
mass, blue pill sort, and insist on
using DIR. Pierce's pheasant furga'
tive Pcllets,"a modern medical lux
ury, being small, sugar-coafed gran
ules, containing the active principles
Of certain roots and herbs, and which q,
cathartic power as any Of the old,
fashioned, larger pills, without me
lat,er's violent, drastic effects. The
pellets operate thoroughly but
barmlessly. establishing u perma-
nenily healthy action of the stomach
and bowels. and as an anti-bilions
remedy are unequaleu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

That the reader may. fully under
stand what constitutes good cough
and lung syrup, we will say that tar
and wild cherry is the basis Of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several Others
equally as cfllcacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough and lung
syrup, thus making it one of the most
reliable now on the market. Price
80 cents and 81. Samples free. Sold
by Williamson 4 Co.
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cuBAN CUNNING.
An Attempt 10 Get on n FiiibusterinE
kxpedifisn.

NEw YORK. December 1.-THE
steamer, City of Mexico, lying at
Boards stores, was boarded by GUS
tom house officers yesterday, and a
large quantity of arms aud ammuni-
ton, found IN the hold, was taken out
and an. officer placed in charge Of the
ship. The loading Of this steamer
with arms 10 bnta part OF what Is
said TO be an extensive scheme to
seize Cuba. The 'City of Mexico"
had been used on the Alexander line
between here and Havana, but was
sold for $4,000 to q Spapiard whose
name was not learned. She was
takep 20 Beardfs stagss, who're 900
Irons Of coal was fAKen on and :
picked crew of forty men were
shipped for a voyage of three
months. Orders we're ISSUED
that no one connected with the yes
sci should give sUy information o.
answer any questions. Steam wa
made Monday night, and the vesse
started out, but returned to anothe
dock and began TO load a number o
mysterious cases. The next day thu
surveyor of the port made an inspec
| uttliuth w iostN
papers, having found that the case
contained arms. The arms takei
from the vessel, it is claimed, are
part of those which were shipped Il
Cuba year ago by the Anchor lin,
steamer, Donivan, which was not al
lowed TO land, and the arms wer'
afterward stored in Brooklyn. IL !.
alleged that a complete understand
ing had been arrived at and that i
was intended by the people behin'
the matter to take on a number o
men, drop down 10 Newport and ge
more men, who had been sent there
and proceed 10 Florida where still
more men would be taken. She wa
then to have proceeded TO a small
island near the southeastern coast O
Cuba, where a lauding would b
made and the aims transferred
| Cnba. secretly, in .team launcues.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

What present for 10y or girl is
more suitable than musical instru-
ment?
What present for young lady is
more suitable than an elegant folio OF
sheet musicr
have large assortment of suitable
presents for anyone fond of music.
Would like the public generally to
call and examine my stock of them.
Pianos and organs sold on easy
terms, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Il. VAN DUZER,
Dealer in musical Instruments, 52l
Austin avenue, in Singer manutsc-
turing company's Office.
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s,,,. introduced In the senate.

WAsHINGToN, ID O., December H.
Among the bills introduced in the
senate, to-day, was the following b,
Senator Jones, OF Arkansas: To pro-
VIDE for the sale Of the Cherokee RES
ervation In Arkansas. To bills
were introduced by Senator Cameron
to encourage the manufacture Of
steel for modern ordnance armor, and
for other army and navy purposes,
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IsDIANAPoLIs, Ind, December II
Mrs. Eliza Hendricks has filed bond
as the executrix oil the will ofThomas
Hendricks, IN the sum of $4,000. The
affidavit states that to the best of her
knowledge and belief, she 10 of the
opinion that the personal estate OF
Mr.. Hendricks Is worth ABOUT $500
MIR. hendricks was assessed S6b,Ot
on real estate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II Ia guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Castles
A Morriaon.
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Save money and doctor bills Re-
lieye your mothers, wives and sisters
by timely purchase Of DIR. Bosanko's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group in one night, may save
YOU hundreds of dollars. Price 90
cents and ~. Samples free. Sold by
Williamson u Co.
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K,,,er. and Cr,,er. So Ken,neky.

SOMERSET, December 17.--During
general melee at Beaver Creek
mi les; -a.as here, -ycstesdey, William
Parsons killed Frank Wilson. and
Charles Loaden and W. A. Owens
fatally stabbed two other men, names
mt known. Parsons escaped, but the
other two were arrested.
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3. EIABER

lower than any house in town, same
tin guaranteeing the above articles
" excel anything In thai. lima in tha.
market. Fine Milwaukee malt beer,
quart aud pints, delivered tree to any
place In the city.
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FIR. Kerkow's Palace saloon is the
place to buy your imported brandy
for fruit cake and egg-noggs Tor the
holidays; also McBrayer and Maiiield
gjlt edged WHISTLES, and in order ia
reduce my stock Of fine wines, viz,
Riesling, champagne, Burgundy ciar-
ct, angelica, etc. will sell the same
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LONDON, December 17-Severe
weather is being experienced in the
south of Italy. Eleven travellers and
several railway officials are showed In
at Campo Basso station and efio'ts are
being made TO rescue them.
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RANoooN, December l7.-Advices
from Mandalay state that the Dacoits
had made raid in the vicinity OF
that place on the British outpost,
wounding Major Walker, and killing
native, and that the British re-
turned fire, killingseven Dacoits.
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LEEDS, December 1.-THE London
correspondent of the Mercury So,
that in the event ofthe passage of the
home-rule measure for Ireland, no
Irish member of parliament will be
allowed to take part in legislation
respecting English and Scotch af-
fairs
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WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
secretary of the interior has request
ed the Encouragement to institute
suits in about forty additional cases
against catilemel for illegally fencing
public lands in Kansas, Nebraska,
Wyoming and Colorado. In many
of these cases criminal actions will be
brought.
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BELGRADE, December l6. : The
weather is now intensely cold In this
region ana soldiers at the front are
suffering severely from it. A number
of Servian soldiers have frozen TO
death while asleep.
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pn.o,n.s Premature A.aa,or..

HURON, Oak, December lin
Joint session of the so-called state
legislature yesterday, The result ofthe
prev ious days election was formally
announced, and the Hon. A. @. G..
Moody and the Hon A. T.. Edgerton
were announced elected United States
senators for the state of South Da-
kOia
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Referring TO the above. return
thanks for the patronage extended to
me and recommend my successors to
the patronage ofmy friends and the
public generally.
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WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE
president to-day sent to the senate
another long list of recess appoint
ments, including coDsuls-geDeral, pen
sion agents, consuls, aud several hun
bred nOstmasters.
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GALVESTON, December IL AR
enthusiastically, Warehouses. from
Liverpool; bark, Crane, from Bsrba'
does. Sailed-Steamships Comai, ioi
New York; Harlan, for Vera Cruz.
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r.a a.rmans Wand CremelIon.

BERLIN, December ia petition
with $4,000 names, in favor OF option
al cremation, was presented 10 tue
reichstag to-day.
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b. Haber's new clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
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Mr.. +. Van Duzer has removed his
music store to the building next door
to S. w. Mabry, on Austin avenue,
opposite Deane's photograph gallery.
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Lifts fancy embroidered handkcr-
chiefs for holiday prese is, at Sanger
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

We have purchased the insurance
business ofMr. Travis +. Jones,
Fort Il MORROW.
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The show windows of our leading
jewellers, Levinski IL Albea, .rea
worth seeing.
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II. Behrens keeps the dental depot
for central Texas.
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Dolls, dolls, dolls, all sizes, inchina
and wax, at Sanger Bros.
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wish y View
OF changing my business, offer for
sale n first-class line of buggies and
plows at cost.
CHARLES FoRDTRAN,
Al the old Market house.
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Deane's cabinet photos, ss per doz.
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Mrs winslows Soothing syrup shonld al
WAYS be used for children teethins. u soolhs
| the child. softens the gums. aliays all pains.
| dihrrhnA
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The Texas a Pacific Rereisership.
ST. LOUIS, December 1.-THE put
ting of the Texas Il Pacific railway
into the hands of receivers will not,
practically, disturb the operations OF
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Deanc's cabinet photos, 50 per d"z.
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Waco, November 2i.-im
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Doane's cabinet photos, 50 per DO
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Deane's cabinet photos, 50 per dos
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SANGER BROTHERS
E,GaayGssis s'saA on Exhibition.
Come and See Them
Prices are Lower Than Ever Before.
Presents for Young and Old,
AT SANGER BROTHERS.
AT SANGER BROTHERS.

OUR FANCY CASES FOR CHRISTMAS
presents cheaper than any in town.
st We do not intend carrying anything
that call Holiday Goods,
have put very low, figures them
all OF close them out.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-06
BON Siuiss nnS llmacarno.

9tid)t piel 9tcucs.
0as I6Gne @rtter bat Der Stprd
6cnubt nm in Der @uBuuu9 Deg tocrrn
Sei6mann ein5ufc6ren uno ibm Elm
9Dbtcrbcu I'll binterlnIicu. g8ir 9rntu=
lircn.
9cBten Snmstng Iano bas tS6uler=
amen in Der S6ulc naDe Slpiss. iuel=
der Serr gilbert Snttelmam ais 9ebrer
pprItcbt, Itatt. Die S6ulc iuar un
bieIem Gage BON Siireern bcs 9iItritts
gut beludt mb Die S6iiler legtcn 3eu9z
nib bnppn ob, baB Der 2cbrer feine
Mnbc 9cI6ent hat. ibnen ctiuus beiSu-
hrillgcn. Gs ipar bie5 Der brittle Ger
min hnB Serr &attelmann ben Inter
ri6t in oieier S6ule ertbeilt, Elm
3ei1en bnB bic @ltern Der S6iiler iein
9alent 81 iuiirbisen tuiiien
Wteilter Srpit bat Die StruBcnauIii6t
an MeiIter Ored nbergeben, 10 bnB iebt
Die 8ese ii9 in unbrou6barem 3uitanbe
beiinben $ouffeutlid re9iert er ni6t
lnn9c.
@uer 5ris.
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SerbanbIunscn Der aderbau=6rielI:
i9aft.

1
SirettOren=SerInmmlung Der 4fcr.
buu=@eieai6aft uon @asconabe @puntr
am sOnntag, ben l. Mdrs, 1885.
9lbiueienb: Serr 8m. 6. 8peins.
Serr 5rancis Sndcn iuurbe ais 8rd-
Iibeut pro temp eripdblt.
0ns Yrutotuu Der 1ettcn &crIamm=
luu9 tuurbe ucrlCien uuo augenommcn.
Cine Ge6nuns BON @raI SrOs. i'm
Setruge uon IS Gents iuurbe aneenpm=
men unO CUR 3nblnn9 angeipicicu.
9nS auBerbnlh Der toedenfcnS lie9enbc
2rnb ipuroe all Die Stone 0ill g8ine
go. inter bcniclben Sebingungen ipie
friiber fir bic 9auer cines Sabrc$ Der
pn6tet
Sei9Ioiien i'll bicIcm Sabre cinc ;5air
ab5ubalten.
8eI6Ioiien ben 5nirplnb fir bic j3cit
pum l. 9tpril bis Sum l. Hppembcr,
1885, 5u perpa9ten. @eriie9elte Gn=
9ebOte iiuO bis 5um p. MdrS bel Dem
Yrdiibent, gSm. 6. Spcin9, ciuSurei6en,
woielblt audi Die Scbiugunsen einSu=
ieben Iinb.
SeIdlUfien Die 9tuffOrbcrung Sur
@inrei6un9 upn stn9ebuten i'm u6erz
manncr Sulfs blott" ncrDfcntli6en Slt
lnhen.
Sei6lpiien Die u66Itc @erlammlung
ant Sonuta9, ben %. WtGrs, 9ta6mit=
tags 2 llbr, i'm 2Ufale hes 6rn. q. 6.
2eisner abSubalten.
6ierauf gerto9urs.
QIl -, G NnE.,Is.