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New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
CeQal Notices.
6 EVENTH AVENUE: Supreme Court City

g EVENTII AVENUE: supreme Court, City
- ana County d New New, ar 10 f3 fo'' P''
In pur.uncc OF judgment Of foreclosure ana safe duy
made and entered the above entitled action bearing da
the 2ls day OF November 1889 the undersigned referee
therein appointed for that purpose Will ,el az Puplc
auction az The Real Estate Exchange and Auction Boon Boom
limtcd), Nos 80 65 Lbertyst, in thn city ot cW A.
Monday the 9th day of Janqary ieg0 at - O'clock,
noon OF that dav by William Kennedy auctoner, the
premises In said iufcment mentioned and therein de.
scrcd as follows All the rig TIL ana Interest,"
~ aid nfant being tho three undivided nth parts, and
the right title interest OF said Ellen oian in all
th certain piece parcel OF land situate lying ana being
In said City and County OF NewYork, ani bounded ana
described as follows: . -, ..4.L ,t.o
ali that certain lot piece or parcel OF Land WITH the
thereon erected situate In the IWchuen Nail
Of the city New York bounded ard de,cl a. follows
Tloqiuuing at point the westerly side OF SeNenthaN
distant n feet inches northerly from the northny side
~ ut the centre OF party wall; run
puo thence wcscllV parallel with Twenty -sixthst -
feet inches thence north Ty. parallel win seventh
inches. thence ea-tcrly pdalel with IWrn-
yXthst 80 inches the westerly side of seventh
ave and thence SOutherly along said side OF seventh
ave 2 feet inches 70 shc point or place Of be2 ginning
Reing the premises conveyed 20 Edward classy,
deceased by deed recorded in The Reglstrs Ohce County
' " l.. J. FREEDMAN. Referee.
JOu\ T VAITSE Plaintiffs Attorney Sc Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

The bank exchanges ~ the N"w-Yorl Clcarlig House
and the stocks sold the NcwYor stock Exchange lass
.gk and the Of th" preceding two years compare
a- follow
Excl algrs s S2 29i sG1jJ3 1Oj 4GOJ. .gg3 94.t
y. .I,ntc, .nlI i-4.HlG l320.1iG J0i ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

10 SHIPBUlLDERS.-OFFICE or lnS ~"
L LIGHT HOCSE BOARD. Washing,22n' Ia, a. -, ,,,,tli
y, lsS9-Proposas will be received az ms ONE so ~
O'Clock p. M OF Tuesday, the cSth day OF JAM y
nu-hnG the materials ard labor Of az sh0 4
construct the lighthouse tender Matigo1; ~ a
oStanea on sppe,ton 10 mis- once The right IS rSsfss s
20 reject any or all bids and TO NAye S chai,m,n
HARMONY. Rear. Admlral. L. :. Navy, NhNtnah.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
JOHN ]. NAUsE. PIaintWs AItofney loo BFoaaWay,
NeW-York city.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

~ HKIMFI NUI UT III 7 UT
- NEW-YORK, COUNTY OF wEsTCHESTER
Thomas Foulks James r.. Foulks aud Mary &. Neu as
executors and cNecutX of the last will and testament u
William Foulks deceased, plaintiffs against David Daun
Fran and the Merchants Naonl Bank - 4scOn Georgia
defendants Trial desired Wcschester county.
SUMMONS
To 10 named Defendants and each OF them
YOI ARE UFRFBY SUMMONED answer the com
paln in this action and 10 seryc copy your
on the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the day Of service.
and In your failure to appear answer, Judgment
will be against by default, for the relief de-
mandcd the complaint.
Dated New YORK. Dee. 10Th. 1859.
LAWTON & NEU Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p o. Address and Ofice No. 90 Nassau-st,
To David Daun Egan and the Merchants National Bank
OF Macon Georgia. Defendants. -
The FOREGOING summons Is served upon you by Vubica-
tion pursuant 10 am order NJ Hon. willard Bartlett one
the justices of the supreme Court OF the state Of New
York 18th day OF December, lo59, and filed
with the complaint In the one Cd the Clerk OF the County
Of Westchester. in the County Court House at White
Plains. Westrheser County. New York
Dated New-York. Dec. 18Th, 1889
LAWTON & NEU. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
onlce and +. o. Address, 20 Nassau.st.,
Nnur.N Nnrk Y
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

Total 80 co.'s C52,277 s4o'9,76i Inc sS'7iS' ios
* con,psncs So OBS 9a5 s57So5 800 Inc s69l eo -
% % ccourIrancs 625l76 81 $50 Dec 41Olo ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

The following Saturdays quotations for unlisted
,ecuritlcs:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

amount of gold, and that the proposition was
declined because it was not needed hcre.
further decline of half cent for sierlihg now
ever, will make it profitable TO import goiG a'iu
such n decline seems reasonable to expect lmine-
diately following the new year. The present ana
prospective conditions of our foreign commerce
favor such anticipations. The forei ign exchange
market closed weak OIL a basis of 81 so Is ana
81 sI is respectively for long and short sterling
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS,
On the St Johns River Magnolia, Fla.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL
and Cottages.
Open early in January. New ownership Greatly IN
proved. Capacity 400 modern conNenionce, steaH
YACHT, sail and boats; safe driving and saddle horses
orchestral The Magnolia Spring waer f. ursu'
passed. CHARLES h. GOODWIN. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
WEEKLY RANGE.

! ACTUAL SALES. lFinnli
! Dec. - - Dec Total
/ ~. High. Low. Final, ~. shares
I 1883. est est. Drc2S 1880 sold.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The railway returns of gross earnings coil,lnuc
20 make favorable comparisons with the CORE,
spending weeks of preceding years s ror ,ne si[ nr
svstems have mpOrtcd. showing an aggregate
gain ON the week of S307.l .ls7, or Os per cent'
For the second week in December sXly,ionf & sys-
tens returns show an aggregate gam oi
the aggregates Of the companies, showing gains
and losses. - .
80 week In Dec ISIS: ,.c Ia ssgi 100 ii :
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
he Seminole
WINTER PARK,

ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
This newand elegant hotel. ACCOMMODATING four nun
dred guests will be opened ia nuary 1s 1890, under
The able mana cement Of Dir ". +. Paige. so well
known "a the es-ful of the great haaf-
er-k m the Caisl8ill Mountains. IL ~ superbly l0-
Gated upon high land between beaatinl ake.; The
ground gepty sOpinR the shores of bOfh ana front
The promenade eleven lakes can be seem Every
thing that human ingenuity can devise has been pro-
yided 10 make this beautiful house attractive and home
like for old and -eepers from New; ork wts-
out change. All trains stop at Winter Pnrk. Sepdtcr
guide. Address w. r. Paige Winter Park, orange 70,
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

--Leesburg, Va, has gone "wetn again.
The firemen at No. 2's house are train
ing some pet animals for amusement.
The police of the Eighth Precinct have
made 3S3 arrests for the quarter ending the
Seth.
Miles P. McConna has been appointed
a special officer for the Georgetown mar
ket-house.
The Richmond and Dauville Railroad is
going to furnish better accommodations In
Alexandria.
several Alexandria Good Templars
went to Vienna, Va, last night to visit the
lodge there.
Refuge Council, Sons of Jonadab, Of
Alexandra, will visit Spartan Council IL
this city tonight.
ID. s. Atkins, who was killed by the
cars in Philadelphia, was buried in Alex
andria yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie 8. Clements, wife Of james
Clements, Commonwealth's Attorney, died
yesterday near Ralston, Va.
DIR. Chisholm of this city fell from his
carriage in Alexandria yesterday, where he
had gone to attend a patient. His injuries
are slight.
Tho grading for the double track on the
Metropolitan branch of the b. &; o. has
been fpished as far as the deep cut just this
side Of Forest Glen Station.
The heirs of the late Frank Stone have
sold their farm of 100 acres, In Potomac
District, Montgomery County, to George Z
Kirk for $4,000. The purchaser few days
later sold II again to syndicate for $780,
O00 The land will be used for the purpose
OF mining gold.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
New INDIA AND CH1sA S11ks
SEATON PERRY

HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF
NoyELTlEs IN SIDE BAND INDIA SILKS
NoVELTffs o1 si;Tfi IN PRINTED INDIA SILKS AT
ALL THE NEW COLoRS IN PLAIN INDIA
SILKS AT 75c., S5c. AND ST..
Silks Al Al &c, & & Sc, 81 ANb Sis. ANonA'
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN WHITE CHINA
NEW BLACK INDIA SILKS AT 75c., 81 AND
EXTRA VALUES" IN PLAIN BUFF INDIA
PoNGEEs AT 4oe.. SOC: AND 75c.
NEW JAPANESE CREPEs, FRENCH CREPE
ING FROM FROM SIS SIS 70 70 sa.SS. $50 oA '' MANY
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED WASH sURAHS
AND OXFORD SILKS, FOR BLOUSE
&A5HEfl s. Il 4 rhAib fAhp AND STRIPED
* GREAT IRE n DIR 'pbRsfHylESS- IN aoINoH BLACK
PEA y RE Rs spERE HNn At XARp
L6uIsiNEs SIN 8 AND Nd SIMMER sum SILKS, RANG
ING FROM Soc. 10 81.
DRIED ARMGRE FAIILk FRANcAisE
ASP ASp,, /; SATIN III !. ! .B6HADAsEs, RANGING
RESEFA STSGE cls2Sinsa SGN4RGET sIg AKP
NSHEETfEs rGS IL FGRsiSN iSsi s M SILKS AND
BANDS FOR DRESS GARNITURE.
N0oXyELTlEs IN SILK AND CHUDDA
NEW sPRRING STYLES" IN IMPORTED
WRAPS, JACKETS AND BEADED PELE-
RINES AT LOWEST PRICES.
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED BLACK JER-
SEYS ALL SIZES, RANGING FROM 81
TO 81.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN PARAsOLS,
La TOSCA UMBRELLAS AND CARRIAGE
SHADES.
gV-CnoIoE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES and
CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building, Penna. avenue, corner of
Ninth street. Established 1870.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
WATERS ON A STRIKE.
They Create Such Disturbance that
They Are Arrested.

The head waiter of the Hotel Normandie
was discharged Thursday evening, and yes
tcrday eleven of the walters left in conse-
quence. They left without a moments
notice and seriously inconvenienced the
management. Yesterday afternoon three
Of the waiters--James Mole, Alfred Pomer
and Frank Downey--went to the clerk and
demanded that they be paid the wages due
them. They were told to wait until the
regular pay day, which is on the 5th of each
month. This they refused to do, and said
that they would not leave the house, but
would eat, sleep and stay there until paid
Standing about the corridors they created
a disturbance by talking In loud tones, and
Mr.. Cake, the proprietor, ordered them to
leave the house. They wouldn't do 1t, and
he sent for an officer, who placed them un-
der arrest. This morning in the Police
Court Judge Miller lectured them on the
rights of hotel proprietors, and took their
personal bonds for future good behavior.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
MEDIC1E.
"~NNN~N|~NN|N0N~~o~~" ~"-o~-~O00~~N~~(o~co~y>-N
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. L. g. WEST 8 NERVE AND BRAIN TRBAr-
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysterla, Diz-
illness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, Softenng of the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
Of Power In either sex, Involuntary Losses
and Spermatorrbea caused by over-exertion
OF the brain, self abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains one months treatment;
prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. With each order received
we will send the purchaser our. written
guarantee TO refund tho money II the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees
SOLE AGENT. ds4 Penna. ave-, between AZ
and 9th SITS.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
Best for the Boys,

That we have expended
our best buying thoughts
on the Boys is conclusively
proven in the present stock
Of Clothing. From the kits
for the little hackers to the
youths of Id, in fact every
thing below long Pants. In
styles from the plainest to
nobbiest. In patterns from
the neatest to the most
M;sarye. Cheviots, Cassi-
meres, Worsteds, Wide
Wales and some new weaves,
made up in kits, Norfolks,
Plated, Fauntleroy, etc.
The success which has at
tended this department has
induced us to enlarge its
scope somewhat, and We
hardly believe that a Gus
toner really wanting to buy
can get away without maxi
ing a satisfactory selection.
One thing is sure-the quail
ties are Of the best, the work
manship is thorough and
the prices are the lowest for
which equal qualities can be
bought, be it in this city or
any other.
We have few Novelties" In Kilt and Nor.
folk styles not to be had elsewhere, and all
patterns have been selected with view Of
pleasing ladies of refined tastes who like to
see their boys decorously dressed.
Splendid values In one and two-picce Kilt
Suits at $3.50,
Boys Knee Pants Suits, made plainly Nor
folk and plated styles. Of Cassimeres, Chev-
lots, Tweeds, etc, stylishly cut and thorough
ly finished, sizes 4to II years, 90 to S15.
lot of All-wool Chcvot Suits, in a neat
black.and-gray check, sizes 10 to 10 years,
only 81. A bargain.
Boys Lord Chumley" Spring Overcoats, in
neat and dressy plalds, with CAPE Latest
yet for the boys. Sizes to IA years.
Refers in sprlng.weight materials. Navy
blue cloth with brass buttons. Also brown
cheviot double-breasted Refer, in all sizes
from to IA years.
Indestructible School Suits for the trough
and.tumble" boy.
Boys Stylish Cutaway Suits. In three pieces
| in the nobbest effects imaginable. Also q
line of Plain Blue Fine Cloth Cutaway Suits
| for wear on special occasions
Separate Pants in large variety Of pat
| terms, 75c to 50.
SHIRT WAISTS.
The "Mother's Friend"
readily takes front rank in
the world of Shirt Waists.
No sewing on of buttons, no mending or re-
| pairing Of button-holes. A patented detach-
| able waistband with buttons riveted thereon
| fills the void to perfection. White, Figured,
| Indigo Blue and Oil Boiled Reds-all kinds
| and In as large a variety of attractive de.
| signs and colorngs as shown In any other
| line of Shirt Waists prices soc, Csc, 81 and
| Sl.s5 each.
(Third hoor) s
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
Miss Kate Fields Lecture.

Miss Kate Field lectured by invitation at
Grand Army Hall last night on "The In
temperance of Prohibition" The hall was
well filed, the audience being composed of
newspaper men and scientists Of various
sorts. 1t was a new lecture and delivered
last night for the first time. She told
cleverly Of her experiences In the various
prohibition States, and said that the prin-
cipal effect Of the prohibitory laws was to
make the liquors sold worse.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
Soldiers and CiyIl-Service.

The ex-union soldiers and sailors last
night adopted resolutions asking the Presi-
dent to carry out the Cvil-servicc law and
that honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors be exempted from ciyil-service ex-
amiuations. Colonel T. II. Gardner,
j. II. Dewess, Capt ain Jacob Graham, Lieu
tenant White, Captain G. w. Okey and
Colonel $. NJ. Whitten were appointed a
committee to carry out the provisions of
the resolut ions.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
WASHINGTON CRITIC
CJTY SPEC
". u. Clark & Co.'s Attractive styles
of Spring Goods.

This long-established and representative
dry goods establishment whichis centrally
located at Sil Pennsylvania avenue north
west Is getting its full share OF the spring
trade Of the National Capital and its sub
urbs. Mr. Clark said this morning that the
spring trade has opened under very encour-
aging auspices.
Among their new goods are elegant styles
Of Mohair In choice colors; exquisite shades
I'm Henrietta Cloths; superb colors In double
width suitings; desirable grades and colors
In Scotch Ginghams, French Sateens,. etc.
Thcy are selling lot of Henrietta Cloths at
IS cents which are richly worth as. Their
hosiery and handkerchief department cannot
be oxceled In the city for beautiful designs
and exquisite colors, and the prices are In
conformity with the grade of goods.
Their excellent corps of obliging salesmen
have all they can tend to In serving their
many customers, who are out In full force
inspecting and buying the beautiful textures
and handsome styles of dress goods, which
are unusually attractive this season. Their
stock OF seasonable goods Is full and com.
pletc In every department, and they are ap-
Jreciatcd by the ladies, who are making lib
eral purchases. For the newest and hand.
soonest spring goods, courteous attention and
uniform prices do not fail to visit W u.
Clark & Co., successors to Trunnel n Clark,
Sil Market Space.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

hLBAuGH's-Dixey In "Adonis."
NArIoNAL-Minnie Palmer.
HAKRIs' BIJoU-''Fate."
KERSAs's-The Night Owls.
GLoBE-Varieties.
BATTLE OF SHILOH - Uffuer's Royal
Midgets.
MORTON HousE-Scott Circle-American
Art Exhibition.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
Suing For an Old Balance,

John Glenn, trustee for the National Ex-
press Company, has filed bill in equity
against j. l.. Hoge and a large number of
others to recover balances on subscriptions
to stock some fourteen or fifteen years ago
The action is for the purpose of winding up
the affairs Of the company.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

At a special meeting of the Baptist
Council yesterday, to consider the propriety
of organizing "a company of brethren and
sisters who came out of Gethsemane Baptist
Church by letter. 1t was decided they
should join some other church of the same
faith
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
The single Tax Movement.

The single tax meeting last night was
well attended and one of the most interest
ing yet held Instead Of addresses and dis
cussions the programme OF the evening was
the reading OF selections and poems on the
social problem. Henry George was the fa-
yOrite author.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
The woman,s Pres, Association.

The Woman's National Press Association
entertained numerous assemblage at a
meeting last night at Willard's Hotel. A
musical and literary programme was rem
dered.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

The Herdic Phaton Company have now
for sale at its Offices 10th and G SITS. s. Q. aud
1912 Z Ct. n. w, commutation books con-
tanning 100 tickets, good on all its lines of
coaches Price, S3 TO-
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

This reliable and well-established INSTALL
ment house Is now making improvements
ready for the spring trade. This establish
ment Is located at $50 aud 0Ds Seventh street
northwest. Their new stock Is arriving, con-
sisting In part of a choice selection of mating,
baby carriages, carpets, stoves, furniture, etc,
all at the lowest cash prices on the installment
plan, weekly or monthly payments.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

Professor A. p. Montague lectured to a
large audience at the Columbian University
yesterday afternoon upon "the effects OF
patriotism and ambition in the history OF
ROmev
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
The Universal Success,

HEuRIoH's bottled Maezern beer. Tele.
phone call, 634-3.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

New lot rocking chairs, 81 each.
20 lb. hair mattress used once, $3.50 each.
BABY carriages. s5 to s25 each
And these prices will pay You TO inspect.
See our SOS our $40 oak bedroom suits, the
best and cheapest we have ever seen.
W. II. IIouGIIToS & Co., 1918 and 1870 + st.
w,
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

"The Summer Season." introduced In
"Natural Gas" at the National Theatre.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

Look at The CRITIcs prize conundluni pyopo.
8iN0n In another column. Iru for Me prize.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

HEuRIcH's bottled Maezern beer. Tels
phone call, 634-3.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

1t is expected that the Marine Barracks,
In this city, will be made a training school
for marines who will come here from all
over the country.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

TO to John II. Kelly, stalls 62s, $40 and go Cen.
TIRE Market, and 2O8 and 205 Northern Liberty.
Corned beef O speciality.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

JAMES +. OYSTER
Main ofice--Pa. avenue and 9th street.
Market stands-0th st. wing Centre Marke
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23
Aa Per Gallon. 7sc. Quart Hottie.


No. 1 Rye Whisky, best In the world for the
money. orders by mail. LYScus, Ninth, near
N street
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

Seventh street, opposite Postofiice. Pure
Russell Cider made fresh every day. Try q
glass and leave your order.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

Fine Butter.

Ask for Il. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale bv all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-23

No sewing on OF buttons no mending or re-
pairing Of button.holes. A patented detach-
fills the void to perfection. White, Figured
Indigo Blue and Oil Boiled Reds-all kinds
and In as large a variety of attractive de-
signs and 3D.. col3rings as shown M IN la any other
Sl25 EACH
CThird floor9 s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-08
Saar, Moiel, Gifel uno Sunsrfd.

8etber O meinberatbswabI
su Rommelfanser wurbe in Der erifen
RIaTe seudbIt: Der ebemaIiss Srtsuor,
ftsbsr Serr Bb. Daniel unb Der iesiss.
Srtsuorfsber 0srr Setter 9sIig. Sn Der
3~ustteu RIafe: bic 9erreu Watb. Roeri9
unb anton Rtrid. Sn Der brtttsu &laGe:
bic Serrsn @utsbsfissr Ritolaus Wster
unb @uituirtb RidsI Gsmmss.
Bs apI fanb man ein gut erbaltenes
r6mii9es Yoitament pom Brouss, auf wsls
dem ieiner 3eit cine r5miide 8ron3sisur,
unb omar mad Der einsesrabeneu Sni9rift
3u urt6eileu, Der Soft Wercur aufssifeut
mar. Oieie 8 Yofament III unsefabr 8
gtmr. bod uab IL gmtr. belt, oben bss
finSet ii4 Elm runoer, 2 Gutr. breiter &sif.
auf Iesterem NOR bie 5isur befsftst.
Wersis. Der bisfise S~rausnperein
IdBt elmer sr0Beren an3abI BON S9uItius
bern pdbren5 Der W%tntermonate elm Sribs
ftid usrabrei9en.-9is puroe elm 3usiss
uersin bes vSereins beuti9sr &atboltten
sur l!nterbrifuns Der Stlauerei in afrita"
sesrinbst. Das IdBt f9 bSrsnl
Gin trierii9sr garser tlasie
firsli9 isiusm Sre1nSe, baB er 10 pieIe
Wduis in ieinsm Stals babe, unb frus
bisisn, mite Ct oieielben am 8eifen ~pertreis
BEN tonne. Dieter eruiberte tim aunt
Sdsrs, er ioue usrsiftetsu 8eisen ~itreuen,
mar aber Der Wstnuus, baB Der 6lbuers
ftaubeiiser poblueisli9 pon bisism WittsI
teinen @ebrau9 made. Der aber IteB fi9
bas ui1t swsimal fassn, tdufte in Der
apotbste uersiftstsn Wsi3sn, Issts bsnisIs
ben uub-batts bes Worsens bret psrsifs
tete 5ibnsr in Staue liesen.
Erier. sils am II. December Ra@s
mittass cine unuersbeIi9te "a Satre aIte
Jabritarbsiterin mad 9srbiBuus elmer
breitdsisen 9~efdnsuiBffrafe bic Strafans
iialt uerIaiien ioate, ffirate fie, bur9 sinsn
S9lasanfaa setroffen, bin. Der Cob
trat iofort etn. Die Strafe mar ibr nee
aen untsri9lasuns zines i6r ssIisbensu
&sseni4irmes aaferlest worbsn.
3uTrter warb Witte December tids
tts Sis einsefabren. Die SubrIeute unb
arbeiter srbaIten ~3uiammsn 10 Yfennis
pro 3sntner.
Yin 10. December wurbe bic Sers
tisftsuuna Der &uwerbabn Bis 3srf In benz
Wartsianl bes neasu StatiOusss5dubss
ssfeisrt.
Wan bisfuttrt rs1t sinsebenb bic
6rase Der @infibruns elmer slsttrii9su
SeIeu9tuns In Erarba9 unb Sraben.
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giptIfaub her Stabt SD a. b.
Nl3ette.
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Oiss, 81 S. a., obne 9epsrse; pom
81: Beter Rsh, so $. a., S9yeiner unb
Raufmann - pom 2s.: anna Sacobs,
so s. a., obne Stunb, sbslos; pom 2.
Deg: ". S9mit, 80 s. a., peniionirtsr
9ebrer; - pom g.: Rarsaretba &euIaub,
"a s. a., @besattiu uon Watbias Rabn,
S4retner.
6etratben. Bonn 10. Rou. : Beter
S4od, GaslObner, nit Warsaretba Rapp,
cbne Stano - pom 2S.: Watbias
grof, &aufuann nit gat5. @sner, obns
Stanb.