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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
Two wife Beaters.

John O'Neill, Twelfth street laborer,
fired spittoon at his wife yesterday and
injured her considerably. Policeman
Daley arrested him. This morning she
refused to appear against him.
John Campbell, of No. 800 Seventh
street, has so frequently beaten his wife
and so frequently been forgiven by her
that she was not in relenting humor
this morning, and Justice Stilsing sent
him to Jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
VAN sYCKIlEs TWO DIVORCES.
His Wife's Application to the Chancellor
Today for Alimony.

IOuaY Tor AlImOnY.
The wife of J. R. Van Syckle, the real
estate dealer at No. 5S Montgomery street
made application through Counsellor NJ
t. Newbold to the Court of Chancery this
morning for an allowance of alimony.
Some time ago he commenced proceedings
against her in Chicago, charging her with
having deserted him. Her proceedings
against him in this State are of later date
She charges that he has been living for
some time in New York with another wo-
man. His answer is that the making of
this complaint against him has become
chronic on her part.
Her application today is for temporary
alimony Mr.. Newbo1d urges that it
should not be less than so per week
Mr. Van Syckle's counsel replies that he
is already paying alimony in the Chicago
proceedings and so thinks that S6 is suf-
ficiently large allowance.
The Vice-Chancellor allowed her So per
week and $50 counsel fees.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
From ireland to the County JAIN.

John J. Long was one of two men who,
some months ago, made too free with a
Chinaman's exchequer. The other of the
thieves was arrested. Long escaped and
made visit to Ireland. He came back to
this city yesterday, and was taken into
cUgtody. Police Justice Stilsing sent him
to the County Jail this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
They Want a Railroad

HADDoNFIELD, N. j., July 8, 1SS9.-At a
meeting of citizens Friday evening, a
committee, consisting of Messrs. Charles
H. Hillman, Frederick Sutton anc Samuel
Dunbar. was appointed to eXtenn an in
yitation to the directors of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad to build a
branch road here. The committee ap-
pointed being composed of real estate
owners favors concessions in event of the
invitation being accepted. The commit
tee will probably visit Philadelphia today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
DIDN'T LIKE THE OYSTER FRY.
Restaurateur Baumann and a Guest Dis
cuss a Culinary Question.

cuss Culinary Question.
John F. Burns, of No. 3l3 First street,
entered the oyster saloon of William
Baumann, No. 1913 Newark avenue, yes
terday noon. He ordered an oyster fry,
which, when served, failed to please him,
and he refused to eat it.
He said he would pay Baumann fifteen
cents for it, but would not give him a
quarter the price he was charged. Bau-
mann objected and fight followed, which
resu ted in Burns being knocked out
with a club. DIR. Mclaughlin dressed the
wound on his head and sent him home.
This morning Justice Stilsing committed
him for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
Rnhhed a nrunken sleeper.

Elias Griffin, of No. 106 Newark avenue,
fell asleep in Jimmy German S saloon, on
Hudson and Essex streets, Saturday
night. When he awoke he missed IS of
the money he had ia his pocket, and gold
ring he had worn on his finger. Detective
Dalton spied the ring on the finger of
Boatman Sylvanus Eddy and arrested
him, Police Justice Stilsing sent him to
iail TODAY
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
Deacons Installed.

Two new deacons were installed at the
Bergen Baptist Church on Clinton ave-
nue. last evening. The Rev. d. j. Ellison
lead the services. Deacon Corwin read
the Scriptures; Deacon Reed offered
PRAYERS; Deacon Shopp delivered the
charge to the candidates and Deacon
Muller to the church. The Rev. Mr.
Ellison made an address.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
KILLED hx Highbinders.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 8, 1ss9.-Lue
All Sing was assassinated by highbinders
in the Chinese Theatre ON jackson street
last night Sing was spectator in
the theatre and his murderers walked
in and attacked him with hatchets,
revolvers and iron bars. His head was
horribly lacerated. Sings cousin was
badly cut on the arms and body. The
murder is believed to be sequel to the
war going on in Chinatown among the
different Chinese societies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
A ,Tillionaire's Fatal Bath.

CHICAGO, July s, 1ss9-11;35 A. NJ. Her
bert A. Pearson, millionaire member or
the Calumet Club, was drowned while in
bathing off the foot of Thirty-first street
at ten O'Clock last night. Mr.. Pearson
TO This CITY a year ago from Bonanza City,
Custer county, Idaho, where he was an
extensive mine owner. He was a cousin
of Mrs. George M, Pullman, and was well
known in society and club circles IN this
citv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
rhe Holy Name Society.

The Holy Name Society of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church will receive COM
munion in a body at the eight O'Clock
mass next Sunday, 1t being the quarterly
Feast of the Most Precious Blood was
celebrated in the Catholic churches yes
fardaV
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
Am AocidantaI Assault.

John johnson, colored porter, was
before Justice Stilsing today for beating
James Shelly. Shelly wasn't on hand to
prosecute, and johnson told the Court
that he had merely run into him acci-
dentally. He is held.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08

WASHINGTON, d. c., July s, 1889. For
Eastern New York and New Jersey
Fair, except threatening weather and
lioht showers in Northern New York;
SLIGHT changes in temperature; westerly
winds. For Western New York:-Fair
weather, except light showers in northern
portion; warmer; variable winds, becom-
ing southerly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
Y. M. G. A. Athletic Games,

The Young Mems Christian Association
games, which were postponed ON the
Fourth of July, will take place in Ho-
boken on the Goth instant.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
prohibitionists to Meet

The Garden County Prohibitionists
will meet in Camden tomorrow and elect
their delegates to the State Convention
that meets at Asbury Park on the 18th
and 18th of this month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08

o,Reilly's Excelsior oat Tonic The best nerve
and brain tonic in the Id. Hotels, druggists,
rocers and saloons sell IL, or send to the manu-
facturers for it. $40 aad S3i Newark ave-,
Jersey Gstu-s-S
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08

OCEAN GROVE. July s, 1SS9-The Grove
is crowded with visitors, and yesterdays
services were attended by many thousand
worshippers. The early morning meetings
in the Temple and Tabernacle were held
as usual, under the leadership of Mrs. DR..
Palmer and Evangelist G. H. Yat-
man. AT half-past ten a. m. the Rev.
George Crook, of Drew Theological
Seminary, preached IN the big audi
torium. The summer Sunday schools
convened at two p. M, and the surf meet
ing, original with Ocean Grove, was held
directly on the beach at six o'clock, led by
DR.. Stokes, president of the Camp Meet
ing Association. The evening sermon at
the Auditorium was preached by the Rev.
George Hughes, Jr., Wesleyan Univer-
sity student.
This weeks attractions will include the
School of Methods, which will be held
under the auspices of the Women's Chris
tian Union in James Memorial Taber-
nacle, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Mrs.
Mary l.. Lathrop and Mrs. Clara c. Hoff-
man will, among others, be present and
make addresses.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
SULLIVAN SAID TO BE WINNING
Cincinnati Sports Get Message to That
Effect.

CINCINNATI, O., July 8, 1ss9.-It is re-
ported here from reliable source that
Sullivan and Kilrain were fighting at
quarter to twelve a. N. The contest
was long one, and Sullivan was having
the best of it, and was sure to win.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
crazed by Her daughters Agony.

CAMDEN, July s, 1SS9.-The body of
Mrs Lillian Trumbull, the widow who
was burned so badly at her residence, No
217 Benson street, and died in the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, Saturday, was viewed by
County Physician Iszard yesterday and
taken to her late home. Mrs. Pierce, her
widowed mother, who became deranged
upon witnessing the terrible sufferings of
her daughter, was reported to be still un-
conscious of her surroundings and the
physician feared the shock to her nervous
system had unbalanced her mind He
has hopes that it will not be permanent.
Wesley Vannemann, the huckster, Mrs.
Ann Hartmann, Miss Florence f. Ross
and Miss Emma Peterson, who responded
to the woman's appeal for help, and used
coats and carpets to eXtinguish the
flames, received burns about the hands,
The presence of mind of Miss Peterson,
who threw coat over the sufferers head,
saved the woman's face and hair from be-
ing burned. The other portions of the
BODY were burned to a crisp,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08
Liquor Flowed at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER, July 8, 1ss9-The front,
side and back doors of nearly all the
saloons at Gloucester City were thrown
wide open yesterday, and the foaming
beer was not only placed on the bars for
the thirsty customers, but white aproned
walters fitted about the tables at the
Buena Vista Gardens, supplying hun
dreds who were careless of who saw
Five men were kept busy drawing beer
under Thompson's pavilion, and Frank
Faith superintended the distribution at
his place.
Mayor Jackson, the chief executive, in
whose power the closing of the saloons is
vested, was expected by the law-abiding
citizens to enforce the law. The persons
that cast their votes to place him In office
are waiting to see If he will do so,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-08

rQs 4 plsOaprarD LIVER try BnrcuAn's PILLS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
pms Werifn.

9tn6tRerttO, II. yfOuember. - Die
bier sriGeinenoe 3eitung p>d Stempo" rtttet
befGu6ig Augrifie auf bte amerifGutIdeu Sc
j6Gits llnternebmuugen in glerito. 90
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amerilauite Better Brotsfanteu uab 5reis
maurer ieten uuO aIs ioIae ietu SertraHeu
oertieutgu.
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fliittise ShtIonade 6en na1tbabeuoeu
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6ermuubete, bat aulaB 81 itbertriebsHea Be
ri9ten iiber 8eiertiouen uuter Der btaiige1
gnrnion segebeu. Aue oteie SartGte fu0
unbesriiunet.
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Ieube ameritGuiide 9eiauote Rpau Hidt mebr
auf Ieinen Boffen ,uriidfebreu uirb.
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III in @uapmos nit 200 Solouten augetomz
men, mel6e nod gaqui beftmmt fao.
Die 2eaieIatur uol glusoo geou bat iIm
Der Renegung iiir unbeitimmte 3auer oea
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in RcgnIes eridetuenbe u6routeri30" mei6et,
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euoet.
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big. - Die Geaeruua bat in Trantrei6 unb
ben Ser. Stanteu RGfdiueu itr bic poIqte4.
uii1e S&aleibefeqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Start Baltin0re.

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bieIem Sabre beioHber5 reid5altia. ghbt
uur FHnet man bic elegautet2n ulo ioR51r
fen Guruas IrtilaI, iOnoerU aud e!aiabe u1t
uHbG5l gegRnFda0e, rglda Ia IcNsG QauS
bait bineia pofen. Redt8 pom Singing iia1
auf uebrerCu EiI9eu SdUittporeu, 8iide
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Zen unb 10 biele5 Iubere 5pu @gI'lGte aus
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
@erhanantBpOne erpIoaon.
Srae6o,e in elmer BbiIaOtlpbtsr GbsmtEa'
Itenfabrtf.-9 SoOts uno atsbrere Bet
kpuneete.

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Gpuueete.
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gbemiiaEieufabrtt Der %. Btle1 & g8auace,
gfr. 1913, gIoro 7. StraBe, eref9nete ftt turj
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ourdl peld5e bret gt1uuer augeubLtdliH &C.
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inter bem Rameu vTLaib Bomber" beflun=
ten Spreugfofis bate loon Iauge 3eit auf
eiuem @eftms In benz gtGblifIement gefau'
ben, uub 6r. Soiepb gSile1, etu glit9Iiea Der
Eirma, pelher BEN gefabrIideu &bnratter oes
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gbort i'm biutereu Ebcile bee @ebduOes uue
REF BEN @bemifer RtuebCQar, Ionic eiEea
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6ouar iprtBte ans einem S9lau4e W0P sr
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Tlai@e in bic @rnbs biuab lief. E2,des uub
eiu Sebienfeter, gameu5 28, 200, AanOen
ia Der Jfdbe.
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pr. gDilep pnE So Sabre cit Une pobate
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reFte Eolqe eiRes 8rOBelies, ben Der SGter
uou Sobn 3. &ruice, etaes 16sidbriseH But
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er etre Blaiae oes Sprsu9fcHes IN Der 3ano
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get0ret Der Sater fIagte auf S9abeueriat
uuo bebGuptete, ole Sirma babe bas llu9liid
bnrd ibre gtuhidifgteit beriauloet. Seute
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
Gjs sa-,trSe fou,ge. or %oISot.

Is n Gut g, &SIeC., IL. g(0obr.-GtH
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uor siutgen Eageu i'm neutrality-suspicious. IN
6tr : EF.2gGts1frnBe mo meloete fid Bur4ufe
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4riiiuug pnr3igIid uuo DIrbe oiOrt atngs-
itatoat. Ser 3Ietrut CAB eiHen ytauea ais
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Lsraus, baB er Der g}efe oes M'utouars u.
3. 8rerel in yblaoeIpbia n, beiieu EOdter
aatbaItHe ft Iagteu 8Cuuerfl9 IN Bitteburg
m Elm Slofer uufuebmeu IieB. S5 3uiiteH
bteien beioeu Der 28eIt eutia8enoeu luuaea
geutsu Bejiebuu8eu bsfauoea, ia Mot be.
tauut. gtur 10 0lel III gepiB, baB S0niu ne
gen oerihteoener Sugeubtborbetteu BON Ieiueu
9}ernau0teu f0rmIin UeriGBeu Duroe uno,
um ultt untersugebeu, ais gemetuer SOibat
n bic Irnee eiutrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
s{oIgtst 0Cr rcpubltFauEfG)ett 9Iteeer.
Lage tn SSutua.

PES I}oiuee, Sn., II. Gttober. Die
republitantite NIaiort;dt in Der nG6fea 8es
ieB8ebung pIo cine 10 geringe ieiu, 0aB bic
8euOiratsu etHtge ScfiHuug begeu, eiutSe
periGnllde 6uuoe be5 SeuatOr3 GutiOu fir
tbTe Seite Bu geuinuen Hub bic gEDdbIuug
zines bsmotrGttiten Bunbesieuators bur9s
8uieteu. 8nB bic uddfte Ye8isIatur bas Bro'
9ibiiiCuigsieB uuftoBu uuO Elm QOf]Iiceu5
@5jef batiir iublilutren tptrb, idetut uur g.
rjuBem 3metfel 81 unterItsgeu. Jtidt n4E
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pubIitanii6en THtrer, pelte IN D StaoeH
ting gamOroea fub, tefiirpoE:en etHe iotae
liaklnhre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-12
2atGe fiWqTtQe &qiiepUe0tnEt.

Cincinnati, II. yloo u1ber.- Au8uf
SiiBmunn, iuH., btr eur1gebraTute @lsrf
oes ebGmali9ea Stp6ts&outraleurs GbeI5p,
10 ron CT. gouts aus, NO er f1 ieit msbrereE
gicnlteu Uerborgeu asbalteu bate, biarber
3uritgebradt norben. Saine err1id2lteu
uuteIbIeIie belaufeH fId3 lopett auf $15, 900,
uno bic llrteriuhurg III nod nidt bet16et.
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er elH aufregenbes 8efdnbniB uur auf 3ares
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mabr iet QuNeriOn babe ihm geiagt, oaB
gcuom burd ieues @eFGnouiB eine letttare
Gtuigurg 3niiden Slaisoeu unb befieu @lius
biqeru erStglen tonne.
Yro0ibence, R.sS., II. Ponember.-
GulaBEt elmer tiirJith oorgeuommeueu
8nrtf6t Der Siifer bee 0fegitrators Der
ySrcnn.lluiperIitdt," Gilman y. Gobiniou,
eires Sohnes tes @r.BrGiioeuteu oieier lint
perfitIt, Bafors 9. g. 9iobiniou, puroe bic
embedding gemnft, bns berisIbe ;Hm yIa6.
tbeile 6es lluioeef ftGts. &erm0geus $l7, 900
unteriGIager babe. gtad1 Iauaerer Beratbuug
beitloffen bic geiter Der Soti9uls, aegsn
6obinion bic ftrafBerihtIt6e 8erfoLpuu9 elm
3uIeiteu. 8erislbe murbe gegen 8urgItaft
BON $4,000 bis RatteH GreitaS aui freiem
TuB beIQHeu.
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Die gatt. IttteFtFageg.
ReInItate Sss BFttie= StrEus. - Die 6oa oeis
9purtFsa empfaB9tasa gtnorn6e.


BbiIubeIpbia, II. Robember. - Die
Baritterfatter, rpeld5e Die pnn'amsrifant5en
Iouriiten nuf tbrer Iangen 0ietie be9letteteu,
babeu bic nuspdrtigeu 8eIe8aten lett tbrer
G1funit oabter nm tbre RelIeetuorude be-
fragt, Inn bns Golt Der bret 4mertfa8 Itber
oas bnrG bic Sour sr3ielte Reiultat 81 unter'
ridteu. Die 0eIegGten ert!drteH tt9 lammts
lid ent5iidt Iber 8as, mas ne Huterpe9s
iobeu unb erfubreu, unb auBerten iaft o9ae
Eusnabme bic 4uf6t, 6GB Der pan'amerita'
nl'te &ou9reB otcI oa3H bettra9ea meroe,
ben GanoeI 3utiden BEN Ser. StaatsH uao
beren giG9bnru i'm SI6eu gu psoen. Dae
con p!i3iGte .3Ouiefem Der Ser. Staaten
ifien ieoOd 0ieIen Der Qerreu rtd}t Ill ge'
fnusn. 9}i9ter Sole 2lIfOaiou, Der 0elegat
&bue's, ieste J. S.: n0aS SoR Der Ser.
StQaten NIri,e iaum ntfi2u, peld3e SarLe9en'
t5iteu Die oernjdetten 3oumetbootu qler i'll
pauoe uuIerem 0lnoeI bereitep. Sd bin Der
4UiiGt on8 cine SeretnTaGuug mo Serela'
hstnGuug Der 3ouregu.attouen oem au9es
firebtgu 3uede uou arcSem J!ueen ietn
niiroe." WQttas RomerC, Der meTItd1the
@ejanbte an Die Ser. Staten, lpra1 u6eg
ZEN giIeuba5nbau in DtarttC uao Central
Gnertia uue erfIdrte fd] lt6er3eU8t, 6aB otele
neueu Serte5reneae etuer groBen Alll9 DlH9
res Gerte5r5 3mtheu Den arieEttanpqsn
hanoneu beuirIel mliroeu.-SeHor Sacinto
{afcuQnos, GeIegat fiir Saloaeor,. glal5tr
on6 Ger Qui1luB an etueu amer!tanHT >. tl
3ouuerejn fir SgI5a60r l9rtert9 Pa perhe,
neil iars9 2GRb ieiue J(euep!le en- 6QupHidlt
aus iaiucn gtufubr3olleR be3tebe. Dieie
3butiQte peI0e tatefsR bem GbIbIuB aiues
'iir Gle Setbetlgteu BaredteH 8eciprocitdtss
2yertregs niit biuberii3 ietH. 5n g8tlteren
belt SCuor Gaifeuaues bic Silfiibruug etHsS
eiubeiuiGen 0iunSilfiems fitr mitui4eHs.
rrertb. - 9uoeIe perreu beguGftateH ben
&crIdlag elmer uuuuterbCoheueu @ieubabns
liuie ron giortamerita 6Ird5 gtitIeiamertIa
pad Siibamerlia un6 gabeu Der pOfnuug
Raum, haB cine iol5e gebant peGoeH mOtt2.
Sie Iusegten SenunoeruHg fir oa5 lmertfas
niide &iieubaFapeiea nnb ilgteH, bic Ebats
fade, 6aB Iie cine 3leie oou 5000 0teilen
uad3teu, Cbue bag Elm eiuBiser llEfau pliitrte,
uu6 bIB re 5abet 10 beqIem lebteu, ME IL
rem befieu 6oteI, iei Elm glIujeu6es 3euguie
tlir bic Giid ti8iett ber Gijeubabns SerDGltuu8
in hen Ser. 5tG1ten. - J. IS. Ss,aroe OoH
8olt0;a ia3te inter Quoerem, Siogmertta
Tonne ale 2terbauprooufte Hpo bIele i5abri=
tate oer Ser. Staten re6t ggt gsbrag4en,
reuu es biejelben 10 biQia con bier 2vIan9eH
t0nne, rte ron Onber9no. Ge!ber a0er lei
&c e,ne uidt um3ufoBeu0e Elatade, baB
europdjide gEaarea nett bIutser IN Glib
arerita IeiaH, aI8 uOrbamsrltaaid]e uao in
6feier gc5tebung Iei beabllb gum auf5au
eiuss nsaeni,itisan 6aateI5o'EieBr3 Rau le6
III 0erbgfelu.
Septe bei5tigter bic 3Ourt7.u Die 5e,
beu5nirbigtgiteu 6oI B5iLaoelp5il mo
mObnten siueH gmPfaag I'M suuiOzsyea8ue'
&ub" bei.
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SrIapO

Qon6un, II. ylo1embar. - 8iI9oi D.
Dmuer IN gimeEid bot ban @etflt4eu ietaer
Dt03eie 0eJboteu, leEGH Et1ioaeH, pel5e iI9
an aiuem uBopcott" oocr an Dem vGaul.
pagus Ylaue" betBetItgsu, Die GbiOIuttoa gu
erlbelIsH.
Sine QfcmbIp Der Grbstsritter" If uou
BEN Seileru in BeIfua Orsautiirt poroau.
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getmtfate telearabbtI6e seyefatt.

- sSje uus @tts6ur5r Bd.. 8emeloet MIRO ,
q tie @riunuus etuts uBOoIs" Der Eenfars
8laes6abritantsu oes 2ouoes iur Goutrolts
Tung ser Breiie unb Der Pr0buttiou I'm Yer.
te, Uu5 es sy,flrt AuaFht, boB tt au5 bic
8aInmprer Babrttautsu Der Bepeguug auz
9lteBeu mereen.
- 9lnpbasl EufrilE, Smporteur uuo ia.
1Iiiant ron gBrquaren in 8eabiug, Ba., bat
iaurrt unb ietu GtGblifsneut N pom 5der,fi
teiGlaguabmt nOroeu. gr IdreJbt ieinen
9}nm Der 5obDetopuer 5Iuth 3u, taaem ct
sine 9}au9e Supneu IN &opsmaual;bll
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