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Please do not say it was snow storm for il was.

W. II. L. wants to know whether Ben Jonson
referred to Shakespeare or to Jerry Simpson,
NC, when he wrote:
''Or when thy socks are on.
Leave thee alone for the comparison
OF all that insolent Greece or naughty Rome
Set forth. or since did from their ashes come. y
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Statement Of the New York Banks.
New YoRx, Dec. 2.-Ths weekly bank state
ment shown the following changes: Resource
increase, O. 226 275s loans decrease, q 056 200;
specie increase, es, sss, 900; legal tsnden in
crease, SS2s ,300 deposits increase, q, 729 800;
circulation increase, @, 500. The hanks nov
hold 81, AZ, l2s In excess Of ths requiremeuts
Of the Is Per cent rule.
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'This is the winter Of my discomfort, "
growled the driver of the bobtail Car as his We
hicle forsook the track for the seventh time in
fifteen mintes.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk
of the court to the following: Douglass VIII
so. and Mary Burrell Joshua Taylor and L. A.
TOls0n; Oaiborn Holmes and Eddie He nder-
son; BENT. F. May Of Princess Anne county,
Va, and Lena Woodington; John Carter Of
Pittsburg Pa, snd Lucy Bailey.
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Pixley Abel OF Glasgow Have Nss ous-
pended.

GLASGOW. Dec. 27.-The false report - 10 The
suspension of Messrs. PiKley 4 Abel, bullion
brokers, of this city, arose from the financial
indiscretions of a youthful member Of the
firm, who has since retired The firms credit
is unimpaired and the Rothschilds and othar
banks announce themselves 10 be satisfied win
the stability of the Messrs- Pixley a Abel.
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A Rather lGysserso~.ns.

i.DErESDEscE Iowa. Dee. H.-sylvssser
Caldwell popular and prospsro.s yosns
man, Va. found dead On the Westburs rod iast
night. He had started for he fi~t,set, r,,,s.s-
mas tree celebrstion- Being miesed cs.rch -
lnsas1ted- vell-Atled pure and . gold v.Sch
were found on him, thus baniahine sny - 81
foul play.
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Secretary BalSour VIII Not Speak In Ulster
LONDON, Dec. N.-It IL announced that Chief
Secretary Balfour has changed his mind and
that he will not carry out the program pre-
vioukly mapped out by himself Of delivering
q series Of speeches in January through the
province OF Ulster.
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UsxruL HOLIDAY 7 REsESrs.

Our Invincibie Shirt. old favo-i.e. made OF
Nsmsufta muslia and tine hDea bosons, in
sizes frotE l3s4 TO -. only sc. SIX for 81.
These shirts cut lenrthwlse VI tine cotton
made full 20 the measure and are f-st-class in
every respect
Our Oid-.lrce Shirt. pleated bosonis, open
front Oniy 81 each. SIZES IA to ~.
SHIFTS TO ORDER SPECIALITY.
Dcn't forve; the place
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
93l ssth 81 nv. near New York ave.
Under :ke nl4nAyeEAsat of two old timers.
6. u. KLLERY and JOS. II. IRELAND.
dtsI:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.


The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney lam street.
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L'CR SAIE-A FRONTAGE OF rs ON G ST.
Il bet. 18th and 18th by depth OF li&SH 10 3ttfoot
alley improved ~ . dwellings, renting lor 800 per
Month S.sj.NtA.
Lot No. IL IN square 1854. fronting ~ en- ST. n
e. IeyfH q us, .1i-itot alley. .Sc.
Lot No 3 N siuarc 1908. fronting u feet st.
e.. Us deptE -. 10 ieet.
Sc cor. a. snd list SITS. lot 1Jx110; this is
OF the desirable corners tor Improvement
the nv Si.-SJ. GEO. W. LI\klNS,
n.sA-. tu- I'm SOC lsrn ST. II. ".
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lee LOST OPPORTUNITY FOUND.

TEE Losr OrroRruSrrY FOUND.
FROM NOW UNTIL THE FIRST DAY
OF JANUARY. 1851. We WILL ALLOW
A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON
ALL CASH SALES. THIS APPLIES TO
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE. IN
GLIDING HOLIDAY NOVELTIES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION. AS WELL AS
CoRSETs. HOSIERY. GLOVES, HAND
KERCUIEFs, UNDERWEAR. PER-
fUMERY. ETC. ETC. ETC.
DOUGLAS 4 BRO.
5l2 NINTH ST..
die INTER-oCEAN BUILDING.
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The German Imperial Bank Statement.
BERLIN. Dec. 27.-The statement of the I'm
perinl Bank Of Germany shows IN increase in
specie of s,6s0, 900 marks.
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A TRAGEDY.
CHAPTER ONE.

ChhfIEh ONE.
She was young and pretty as midsummer
dream. He was tall, naughty and rich. She
had married him for his tremendous wealth,
but at the same time greatly admired his calm.
superior way and cynical spirit. They had
reached Washington on their wedding Journey
CHAPTER TWO.
The snow came down and Algernon and Hen
riet.a gazed thoughtfully out of the window.
Let us take sleigh ride said Algernon and
the fatal deed was done.
CHAPTER THREE.
Ten years had passed and Algernon came
YEARLY into the humble home which barely
sheltered his growing family. Henrietta met
him at the door with a sad smile. ''Ah, AIger-
non," she said, ''cheer up. Five years more of
hard work and you will have paid all your debt
to the iveryman. Free -, free -, ha la ="
and the suffering woman fell back insensible.
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Christmas Casualties ut rex.rkana.

Chr1otmos Casua1t1eS n Texorkono.
TExARKAxA, Dec. N.-Two negroes shot dead
and two white men wounded, but not fatally,
are the casualties Of the annual holiday % far
a. heard from. Adynamite bomb was exploded
by some unknown person in front Of . saloon,
breaking the windows and shaking the town.
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LfOK SALE
BARGAINS IN LOTS
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
BHDDHIAND.

SOUTH BEOOEIAND
have rr-e number Of lots in the above subdivis-
ioiss which syl very cheap and easy terms.
This property Ia !crelsny very RAPIDLY in value and
l. the Lest slpJri ~ Washington to buy either
home quick turn At good advance. Tor piAts,
prizes. &C.. call on
BEDFORD W. WALKER
d4-fm lOOj + St n w.
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"One thing is very clear" said q prominent
Irish American talking about home rule yester-
day, land that is that all things are very dark
just now" And he got mad because somebody
laughed.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
Il You DID NOT KNOW YOU
COULD Buy LOTS FROM
SSij TO 5000
And upward in s;xht of the
CAPITOL, On
WASHINGTON CITY STREETS
Extended iull width. and have
ALL The STREET IMPRON EMENTS.
Including
BRICK SIDEWALKS, STONE CUEBs GRAVEL
DRIVES and SEADE TREES furnished by the
present owners, and SIN Frs and MATER
Contemplated y tire District authorities.
STREET CARS
To pass the property IN the spring.
Located at intersection of
MINNESOTA AVE. AZ d HARRISON ST.,
ANACGSTIA. DC.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance easy. Title per-
feet. Abstract Tree. No trouble to show property
For plzts, prize list AMI fjl part MARS cali upon
MCLAtHJEN & BATCHELDEs,
dll Corner 10Th and q SITS. II. W.
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ONE WAY TO GET EVEN.

ONE WAY TO GIT EVEN.
Christmas night.
Poo: relation-"We are very much obliged
to you for your hberality. But for you our
Christmas would have been sad, indeed"
Stingy brother-in-law-'That all right You
need not feel as though you were under any OBJ
legation to me-
Poor reiation-"But do"
Stingy brother-in-law (glancing at the several
hundred feet of feecy moisture in front of his
house)-"Wel suppose you relieve yourself Of
the embarrassment by cleaning that snow of. "
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The iceman's occupations go7o
But he plays a double game;
He peddles coal in bushel lots
And gets there
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Details OF the Connt rs shown by the Ce
sus Once.

THE POPULATION or GEORGETOWN, THE COUNTY
AND THE CITY OF wAsHINaroS-rHE EMU
VIBRATION DISTRICTS AND THE REPORT MADE
FROM EAcH-rNcREAsE SINCE 1880.
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The daughter of a prominent st. Louis Con-
gresham told her bosomest friend this morn
ing that she did not believe the Indian chief
Big Foot had escaped at ali. In her opinion it
was more than likely that some Chicago girl
had been making tracks across the Bad Lands
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TO THE READER OF sHo-r-G SIS.
Handle them tenderly,
Read them with care,
Frail things, SO delicate,
Nurtured on air.

ON AN AVENUE CAL. TO-DAY.
where are you going, my pretty maid?"
II am going to Georgetown, sir" she said,
'Sir," she said, ''sir," she said,
"And I'll get there next Chuesday, with luck
SIR" she said.
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DON'T.

Ayoung man with new horseshoe pin stuck
into new satin neck.ie, a new pair of gloves
and a new cane that looked as though it had
been selected by his Sunday school girl foated
into this Office this morning on zephyr. He
spoke in gaunt and hollow-eyed tone of voice,
and these were his words: Don't look on the
back of your Christmas presents for the price
mark. If they've been rubbed off you're fooled
and if they haven't you are very likely to suffer
a regular front-door-step-slip-sli de-and-fali in
your pride" The last seen of this victim of q
misplaced trust he was sliding around in the
snow juice Oh the front pavement
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EOR SALE
RJOOMVGnAJE

North Capitol So. and Florida ave. 100 lots. 5OylOO
On North Csrftos st.. FLORIDA ave-. r. and I SIS
Prices 4tc. 10 81 FER foot. large portion pur-
chase money Tour years # cent. ST. tei.!-
paved with asphalt and will have water and sewer;
North Capitol Seln improved by the city and
railway other improvements IN progress. For plat
AZ, apply 70 A. L. BAERER CO..
d1-lnf lie D-oit building.
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Iv7TII SyTT-TT1rFT r--7-5 17N ,r7T.-r-TZD - -
Il nus near 9TH 81 ne. me Location for small stores
IN IL northeast price, -. lO io- all. T.k Bi:OOkS.
tlG l-<tii 4. NV. dl.E lIn
IHOR SALE-ONE OF TIE CHOICEST LOIS IN
the Cty 81 teet by Ia se and rear alley. st.
near ftE n ". sltaiie tor private residences would
make 81 enid apartment house IN locality where it
j. lnIri. neeCie-L
Apply TO OvDer,
ditI.m I114 Nth $. NV.
INDk SALE-ACKER STREET NORTHEAST, 10
ietS. 1. S,4 Ieet to l0iOOt alley. No cash required
II you uuild GOOD houses see ;. H. WALKER. 40
I-oll.S-Gilt de- I'm
l,OR SAl.E-WOETH CONSIDERING-WEO OFFER
II for lew days ~ the finest properties st.
L. Tor !. ~ foot. his a opportu-
MY Ia get economical lot for fair price. The
present veiIent pays tar interest For terms,
&c, apply to ACKER a GADsBY,
dt- In !IaEs 81 NV
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Gro. I. KEEN,
TAILOR.
FALL STOCK
NOW READY.
4l49TH ST.
A FIvE-MINUTE SESSION.
Eighteen Senators Listen to the Chaplain and
the Reading of the Journal.

THEY ABE CONSCIOUS OF HAVING FAITHFULLY
PERFORMED THEIR DUTY-wHY IT Is NECEs-
sARY Fer SENATOR'S TO REPORT EVERY THIRD
DAY FOE PRAYERs AND INSPECTION.
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Attention is respectfully drawn to the fact
that the Shooting Star weather prophecy yes
terday was in every way correct There was
some weather mentioned that did not occur,
but there was no weather that did occur that
was not prophesied. This is the secret of true
prophecy.
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care you the bloke wot owns this Officer"
asked man with society item Of the editor
in-chief.
''No." said he of the shears and blue pencil,
''There's the man that owns it." But even that
did not make the new office-boy squirm.
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.
toe.
Miss Emma Brownley of Baltimore is SPEND
ing the holiday week with the Misses Camp
bell of this city.
Miss Ruth Marie Sites, niece of Mr.. and Mrs
A. p. Lacey of this city, who recently sailed for
China to engage in missionary work, WIS given
| a farewell reception just before leaving the
city by the Epworth League of the Metropoli-
tan NJ. Z. Church. In connection with Miss
Sites departure and in furrherance of her mis-
sionary labors a fund Of 500 was subscribed
by her friends here to pay the expense of send
ing piano which had been donated by friends
in Boston to her field of labor in China. A let
ter has just been received by the members Of
| the league from Miss Sites. written on the eve
OF her departure from San Francisco. expressing
her thanks and sending farewell greetings to
| her friends here and elsewhere.
Miss Byrd McCord, now an art student in
New York, daughter of Col Jas. L. McCord
OF Coleman, Tex, is spending her holidays
| with Miss Virgins at the Fredonia.
Mrs. DR.. I. d. Ozmun of Canajoharie. MY.
| is spending the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Il. LaBarre Goodwin, at the Fredonia.
| Mrs. W. II. Cornell and daughter OF Suspen-
sion Bridge, NY, and Mr.. Warren C. Briggs OF
| Maplcton. NY, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. q.
H. Judd.
| Mrs. Kate Strong Of Bellefonte, Pa, and
\ Mlsses bciLl 0uu Teresa conner OF Phliauci-
phia are the guests Of Mrs. John A. Daley No.
| l27 T street northeast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Francis Coyle are ut the
Woodmont, Iowa circle.
Mrs. A. A. +. Johnston professor of history
at Oberlin, is spending her vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Barber at Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barber will give nasque-
| rade party to their children and their CUES
two cousins from Yale College, New Year eve
at Belmont.
| Mrs. John Walsh returned last week from ST.
Louis and will remain in Washington for the
| winter.
Gen. John 8. Mason, U.S.A., and Mrs. Mason
have come into the city for the winter and are
located ut 1854 NJ street.
The marriage OF Mr. Thomas II. Elliott to
Miss s. Irene Best took place ON Christmal
night at the residence CT tho brides parents
| No. 16 l street northeast, Rev. Samuel II.
Green Of Calvary Baptist Church performing
the ceremony. The maids OF honor were Miss
| lnez Elliott, sister Of the groom, and Miss
Rcheta Best, sister Of the bride. Mr. Fessen.
den N. Chase OF Saco, Me-. was the groon's
best man. The bride was becomingly attired
| IN q costume of pearl-gray brocade satin, with
| fringe to match. She carried q large bunch OF
| Ia France roses. After the ceremony q recep.
| ton was held to q number Of invited guests.
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. N. Harris Of Annapolis
Nd, are visiting Mr.. Perry Halves Of ITS
Massachusetts avenue.
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595, GAS VI, GAS and CAT; 1919
1l2-Squares SOS. $50. 600, COL, COZ, COS, GOA,
COS, co., GOT, COS, Cos, 6l0 GIL. CAS- 649 ESQ., 65l
652, 653 ga, 655, CSC, 657 65s 659 eco, 66I, 662
6G3, G64 G65, 666, 667, GAG and $50 n; l,195.
1l3-Sqnares eco, 7O1, 7o2, 7O3, 704, 7O5, 7O6
so2: $685. :=s, 954, s55, 977, s7s, $40, 1000, IOOl
1025 and 1925 e; 2,S26.
77s, ia Us, so4 sos, sOs, so7 s2s, s2s, $50, ssl
1855, 856 s57, $50, sS7 $685. SOS $40. ssl, 1872, 956
957, $50 and 1902; $50.
!l5-Sguares 7ls, ISL, 752, TIC, III, sOs, 800
S32, 1873, $50. $50. ss9. s90 GLAND 912; 1.9Os.
l1s.s9nares 7Ss, 754. 1855; 77s. 77s $50, 7sl
| 89l, 1872, 9ls. 9l4 and 915; 2,l03.
1l7mSquares 72i, 722, 7ss, 724. 725, 726. ~
1ls-squares 75s, 757, 7ss, 75s, 7s2, 7ss, 1884,
| 1856, 7s6, sl4, s15 and 8l6; 1883.
119-Sqrares S3S, s39, $40, 1854, 865, 866, 867,
s6s, s94, 895, s96 and s97; 1878.
i2o-Sqnares 1853: $40. S7i, sss, sss, 800, sol,
12l-Squares 76O 7s1, 1877, 1888, 7ss, 81, SIS, s1s
BAL si2 and sas IL ISL s. %, ono -. 80. -,
i2sISauares ess. ss4. Cos northwest GO,
west. Sos, 696. 697 north, 1874 7S5, 7S6, 737, 7Ss
1885, 7G4, 765, 766 and 767; 1898.
lAnseuares 7so, 7el, 7s2, 79s, $40. sal, s44,
l2s.squares 794, 7s5. 7ss, 7s7. 800, s2s, s24,
126-Squares SIG, ST., s7s, 900, sos and sO4
1,9A0.
I27-Squares $40, $50, Sa1, $50. ssS N, sos,
sos, 9O7 928. 929, $50, ISL, 95l 3, 952 975, y75
and 976; 1885.
l2s-s9uares sss, ga, ss5, $50, s5s, $50, $50,
s6i ssl 9s2, sss, zoos. 1904, 1905. Io26 1927 and
12s-Squares 9l5, GIG, sl7, $50, sss, ass, $50,
1908, 1910. 1906, 1eHs. l0as, 1850, 1851, iOa2,
1888 1850, 1851, 1859, 1885, 1854 and los5; l,s27.
al, 80, 94S, $40, 965, 96s, SCI, 96s, ssS, $50,
l0ll, 1912, l0iS and lOl4; 1928.
lSl-SquAres 1854, 1885 1886, 1857, 1855, 1857,
1858, 1858, 1863, 1853, 1870 lo7i. lo72 1882 1885,
ii i iS GsS HI ISs l1sS lEss Gs iS
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Philadelphia, Elkton and Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Torbert will be Mt home to their friends at
46 ID street southeast Mondays in January.
Miss Nellie Tally, daughter of Mr.. James
Tally, ia spending her holidays with friends in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

riiiten, Die i'm sund6lt mad g idsburg
(N2iii.) fibrte, mo CT ben punoerbollen,
terraiienf0rmig angelegten 6rieDbof be-
iuhte, auf benz piele Saulenoe gefallener
11ntonSiolbaten CUR lebten Gu6e gebettet
ftno, ullb bann iiber W empbts (Senn.D,
2tttIe Sod (9trf.) unb ct. 3ouiS
suriid na6 Chicago fiibrte, tpo i6m Die
aufri6tigiten @lildmiini6e fir ben qiberz
raiden0en @rfolg ieiner Geiie bargebra6t
tpurben. Q8ie Der Seemann auf benz 2anoe
fi6 unbebaali6 fiiblt unb es i'm nab
fur3em Nufentbalt oalelbit auf 0as lpogerbe
Wfeer siebt, 10 treibt's ben 9teilenben immer
mieber tort in bic 08elt, gu en9e ipirb's ibm
i'm Sreunbesfreis, .er muB binaus in bic
Serne; bort getpdbrt ibm iein 8eruf
Sreube, bort ftnbet er feline 8efriebtgung.
&aum Bate 6err 9. ieine @eiHGfte oabier
erlebtgt, ais er beretts einen t1euen gteilez
plan ausarbeitete, Der i'm IN etnigen Sagen
forttreiben tpirO. st seoenft mad 9abens
port, Slnaba unb ct. SAUL su se6en uno
bon bort aus ben gan5en Gorbmeiten su be-
iuden. .W1it einem vQLuf frobes @ieoerz
ieben" i6eiben mir bon tbm unb hoffen,
DAB neue gIdnaenbe @rfplge bas &eiultat
Der Jtctle lel1 tDerDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Gifenbahn=5 ufammenftof.
Gin, pafaeier5ns remit inter Dem Diaouct
DER 10. Str. III einer Sra4t3ue. meh=
rere perionen perlebt.

Sin 8a5nsuiammenitoB fanb Sreitae
0ben6 unter Dem 8iaouct Der IS. StraBe
itatt, Der fiir Die 8aliagiere gLiidli6erpeiie
nod sienlIi6 glimpfli6 ablieF. Der u@aitern
Chicago Dummy" !curbe ndnlth in Solge
elmer fali9 9eitelten 0ei6e bon Dem
S6ienenitrang gei6leuOert uno rannte in
einen auf benz bena6barten @eleile itebenz
ben Sra6t3ug. Ser Yerionen5ug beitanb
aus bret Wa9gons, bon benen Der erite fait
b~oQitGnoig 3ertriimmert puroe. &ur5 na6
BEN 3ulamntenitoB 9laltbte man, DaB meb>
rere Der Baliagiere i6iDer Derlebt ieten unb
Gr3tli6e 6uIfe puroe iofort sur SteQe gez
rufen, um oengerlebten bei3uiteben. @iner Der
Baliagiere mat oaS Qegislaturmttglieo Sobn
.. S6ott, pel6er Bel benz &ra6 nit ietz
mem @eit6t 9egen Die 6ol8faiiung bes ST.
bes Dor ibm eei6leuoert tpurbe l1tto an ieiz
net gtale idlilnme 8erlebun9en erlttt. 6err
S0ott er3Gblt, baB einige ieiner Geiie9efdbrs
ten i@mer berlebt iein miiien, 6a ct ielbit
einiee blutabsritr0mt 3uiammenbreden iab.
Ser 8aDnitipector an Der 16. Ctr. bebaups
tet ieinerie its, baB fetner Der TabrgGite
n~ennenstpertb perlebt norben iei. Son
Seiten Der 8abn muroe Der 8oltaet fein
8eri6t iiber ben 8orfau e~rftattet uno ibers
baupt 9lues 9etDan, UNI benlelben 9ebetm
Sl baltet1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
6ladltde 1lem porfer.
Giniee Kutoen ser Southland Staats=Sotterie
~erlan9en erobe Genuine.

@tsi8e Stem Oorfer sogert in Der Mdr3z
3teDun9 Der SoIlitana Staatss Sottcrte @ez
pinne. Miar 9auie, Der in Stem Oort
tpoblbetdnnte &affeebaus : 8eitber in Ro.
40 @G6ange Elace, uno friberer &o6finit>
Ter oes ~oortt9en BreBzGlubs, bate Elm
3tpan3t9itel Des 2ooies Jto. 10, 1872 gefauft,
Deldes Den britten 6%auptprcts bon $50, 900
getDann. Seine Sbetlbaber in bieiem
0aIptgetptnn itn0 Dennis 8aneD, elm iunz
ger Nngeiteater in BET 8roter's Office SEQ.
2 8aa>S traBe, uitb George &i6arbs, Elm
@n8lanoer, pelber Der. @lebator i'm @ez
bdltoe SEQ. 81 @r6ange Ylace fGbrt. Banle,
8aneD uno Gi6arDs batten ihon friiber
gemetniAaftlt6 9ooie Ser 2ouiiianaS taatsz
9otterie gefauft unD bafiir i'm @ansen piel>
lel6t $25 D%erauSgabt. 9a tie in Ser neuez
lten Stebung $1,000 geiDonnen baben, bat
fth otele Gapitalanlage iebr eintrGglih err
Dielen. rSSa, es lit tpabr," lief fi1 Serr
Baule etnem Stems Heporter 9e9endber Derz
nebmen, uoaB mir Elm 3man3igiteL bes 9ooz
les battcn, mel6es ben Dritten 6auptpreis
in Der Souiiiana StQats : 2otterie qeiuan11.
S6 bate eigentlih atpei i3pan5io1tel bes
NnoleS, CAB aber oas 5tpette etnem meiner
Sreunoe, Der nun Ben gan3eit ieinen She'll
aufduenoen Getrag bon $500 erbalte1
6at."
Ser 8eitber 6es 9an5en 3pansigiteIz
2oolcS tpar lirlpriinsli9 6err S. 2tnb, ein
8u6balter Der Sirma Stilel & 60, 81
@r6ange 8lace. Ser 9inb, ipel6er unter
Den M8enten Der unteren StaDt iebr gut be-
fannt lit, beitGtt9te Dem Netpss &eporter
lelnen @etpinn uno i6ten iiber benieLben
iebr erfreut gu iein.
Die 5erren Gtti6 & @renetien, Maidiz
niltet uno Weuiteruerfertiger tn geo. 142
@entresS traBe, bielten ein 3man3isftel bes
2ooles No. 1854, auf !pel6eS Der @eminn
BON 2 5000 fiel, in tbrem geitb. Nb3igz
LID Der @rpreBfoiten erbielten Die Snbaber
$3.50 als ibren Nntbetl. New York
Daily News, %. MGr3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Gtabltrt ieit 1851.
Henry ~SchOellkOpf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer

wholesale q Retail Grocer,
252 & 234 OF Ranoolph=Str,,
sfpii6en Sranftin. nnb Mtartet.etraBe
er1pfeblt in nor5i9Li9er Maore:
Stride S11n ereiem.
aytt1dDe 0e:tt1tie= 1tto SiMrte EFT Satttet.
Naps=, Ganf tno GauartenSatacn.
WtpobnIatitett, 2iirtnleI, 9tniS u. &ortanoer
StifdDe S5afct=, 8etltets u. Btd)U s0rithe
SriideS SSGrtpf ELM ell tttto NeiSmebL.
6riatfertt, Ga9p, &inIet 1,no YerIgerite.
@cisen9rtcS, SStrie 1ntO Grblcntteb L.
gfoqncfOrt= Mtto Nartneian=& dSe.
&eDoct:, G09ttets, 8rttttct &r6ttetfdie.
@cd)te1t Gttit en1b Climb. u. $SaDof1Te,
Utontage De 8rie ttt0 geemidiateIerzSdfe,
4aed)tee Wtobt= ttno SItDcn0I.
Settite frdn5. EARRINGS uno Ghattpi8aonS
SlraBbmr9er 8aMsIcberzVaitetem.
8ttbaer Stitff eI>&eberinnrit.
1tn9ar. Yapttta ttto 9etr. VtI5e,
Syratts. &ntb. 01ntnt cit Muo turf. Stpet1dbeu
SsSstue Ell d. enttttS, Strneh 1tn0 Gtntbeeren.
Syetniten SaDas, @nffa> atito Jtp.Se1Tee,
W0ntHas Chocolate 1nto &GfaO.
2tedbten 2tebt8'S TIeifGertraft,
Geutfd1e Wtcfeufpa arg elt ttH0 Gd1tttttbDb1cn
.3eitotper Jtitben ttn0 9ilgnrfen.
Support. GtDRe hoM. 8trfen,
Sol. WtiLdbners ttt0 @eusSGrin9e.
&teler Sprotten. Qlppetits Glib,
SaIsSaroeHem 1tno Gato euctbuttetS
Qled)tet &intbcetjaft Mno StntneereIT9
Gnnoeni. GGspeiser WtiId,.
Barrier Gdnnpftabat BON Sobbe6.
Gemt1d1e Spitntd0cr titt0 @oufratet.
&plsi6mbe uaO @soIspantof III eIn H.. {. 70.
. 5n ben biat9ften Qreilen.
Henry Schoel1koDf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Sta0t GDteQ0o.

Scr 0encraI agcttt Serr Ser.
ttann Sre&f6attot beStd1t Ste
Staatett Somiftatta, 9lrfauIas,
Setttehee, @lnbanta Tito Wsti1ourt.
@crr Geo. Nit6ert, GOrreipou=
ett u no Spe5tatz2tgettt, bereiit Ole
Staatcn California, Strtsomo, gtc=
Daoa, Mafbtneton. 0reapu.
Wcrtco ttttO SrttiiG GoI,tmbta.
9err Seq 8enmtn8bOpens 0eu
Staat NebraSfa.
&crr Gotar0 BrwnDpf Ste @taas
ten Sbto ttnO Wti0t8an.
&err SbeO. -. 8e9mant ben
Staat St0tGtt1 INTO SSninotS.
8err Yaut .Griebet otc staaten
S4tnOts ttn0 SOMA.
&err Carl Sdttnfet Ste Gtaateu
NtScotfttt, Wtinmeiota u. 9afota.
seer Gm6ea SeatIer oen Gtaat
SeraS.
9err s. &emoen Ste Gtaaten SUIT
tOtS Unto &anfaS.
&err Vratt5 otto Die Staaten
SntnotS ttto @SiSconfn+
&crr 6. o. Soroat WtttcIz 1tmO
Gito=9luterifa ittto @ets Snoten.