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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

Steamer Viking lNor. Heslund. eibars-oomss Hssrau
Steamer orama Holmes Turks Island down oiyds :
steamer Alyena lBr Evans Kingston. PortLinen. &c
steamer c'y Of st Augustine French Fernandna wsrrsa
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savannah l. Walker.
steamer Costa kca Conner, wesl Point va-oh Doniniss
Steiner eaysn9otto, WALKER. Norfolk NewpOrs
steamer california Gen Droescier Baltimore Corts
steamer CIV o. Columbia. Alien. Yarmouth Ms. aud Sc
Steamer i ucy MIME Miller Bunker smith Co.
SAILED
Steamers California and The Qneen tor v.rpool, BsysI
BrsmeS; 9aam Turs' Island s, &C. Ya@ar Baracoa 6uyan
SbID Coy. Robe. for Hong Kong
Also sailed. via Long Island sound
Steamers CITY Of coumDi. for Yarmouth, Ms; Lucy
Miller. Bangor; Herman Winter. Boston.
NOTICES TO MARINERS
Notice Is hereby given that about July 90 1891,
fxed red lens lantern light VIII be exhbitea fqn he
on the @a @S na a S Sae a M.s ss
about = mile we-tery Of Kelly Pont and Il miles east
ApprcTimate position-Lat. North. a. 81 ae) lon.
AppFomi$ae distances and bearings Of groTinsn: d
gao a Rock NS2'G p ESfs I s 81 Jd nautical nile"
marx were placed on Delaware Er'akwSter 70 mark sSs
0e Sc day the as Ps a2s G
%S Sas se SG one a9a "Sa IN ' ScR <
Through Gapwsy."
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BROW HEAD. July 7-Passoi, steamer Teutonie, IrvfrG
from New York her way 10 Liverpool.
FAsrNET. July 6Passod. steamer Nomadc, Nicol. ron
New. YORK, on way 10 Liverpool
LIZARD Jnly Passed steamer Geller kemnn, ron New-
York her way 10 Hamburg.
July Passed steamers LAM Helmers from Now.
YORK on her SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen Spaarndam
(Dtch) Iouer, from New York on her way 10 Rotterdam
MARsFiLTfs. Juy 6-Arryed. steamer GerEovia Fr.
BOurgcs. from NewYork. -. -.
5-Sallel steamer Bentaa 5rlfor New YORK
BREnERHAvEN July 7Arnved. steamer Aler cnrssonera
GiBRALrAM July Passed Anglia (Br) Mart Tres
Mediterranean ports for New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
The Finest Bread
Is made with Royal Bak-
ing Powder. Always light,
sweet, pure and wholesome.

issuance OF the order took place prior to Tho date thereof
yet the operation OF the order could only relate 10 the
future that from and after sale thereof In order that
all Interested parties might be advised and warned by the
penalty 10 DO incurred in OF any nfacton dsobe
dience Of the order It not my intention, do
consider that had the authority to thus punish any person
occurred prior the issuance Of the order
In tbs purvew have given the players who named
the order having violated their contracts two days In
which their respective clubs else be held
amenabc the order.
N e. YOUNG, Chairman National Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
STATEN ISLAND.

SOUTH BEACH.-The encampment Of the Irish
American Military Union at South Beach closed yes
terday There was lively discussion the question
of selecting the place for holding the next encampmen
1t was finally decided to hold the next encampment
at Wllkesbarre Penn, July g. 4, and 6, 1902. The
cncampment, although failure from financial point
OF view not than 5000 being taken in at the gate
during the four days, was success from military
standpoint according to the statement Of the officers
nf the camD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BY NELLIE CAMPBELL BEDFORD.

BRUNswICK-J. Beck Frus, secretary Of the Swedish
Legation at Washington FIFTH AVENUE-General John
W. Foster Of Indiana; Captain Evan p. Howell OF Al
lanta Ga and ex-Coneressman Henry G.. Burleieh, OF
Whitehall " Y. GILSEY-Genera Austin Lathiop' OF
Coming ~ Y. HOTFMAN-Goyernor David b. HILL
Judge Alton B. Parker Of the NewYork supreme court
General Henry II. Bingham OF Philadelphia ana foenrN
II Winston Of Chicago. MURRAY HlLL-COmmandcr
w. NJ. Folger, United States Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
rur rwn cnuROrrs MILF Nor UNITE.

The proposed consolidation Of the First Methodist
Epscopa and the Methodist Episcopal churches
Of rccnpont which has under consideration for some
months has now been abandoned. At the time OF the
prooos,4 consolidation the First Methodist Episcopal
Church peopc were to sell their property, which was
TO be used In paving OF the Indebtedness Of the Tabernacle
sn1 both congregations worship in the lqtor church
which is the nor. cOmmodOus The proposition 10 con-
soidatc Was made by the trustees OF the tabernacle
church and was looked upon favOabv by the First
Mtbods. Tpiscopal Church congregation until lost night
when Il va, decided andon the idea at meeting Of
TIE members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Jerome Park, 2;SO D. m
Brighton Beach races . 80 D. m.
Pork and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings.
Board Of Education, p. M
worlds Fair Committee on European Affairs. Gilsey
House.
National Curling Club Convention, No Union Square
New.York. Manhattan. Athletic Club baseball match'
Polo Grounds, p. m.
Departure Of two Fresh-Air Fund parties.
Music in Tompkins Square by 10Th Regiment Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
FOR BETTER APPROACHES TO TIE BRIDGE.

At the hearing before supreme Court Commission
Yesterday relative 10 the value Of property to be
taken for the Bridge extension at Hilary and Washing
ton sts., James c. Bergen. of Bergen Dykmah'
counsel for the Bridge Trustees, said in an argument
,b.t bore vvouId he an open plaza made by removing
the bindings from the triangular block bounded by
Fulton, johnson and Washington SIS. Ex President
Howell was asked about this and said he dld not
doubt that this would ultimately De done ne dlso
and the cutting through of Parkave between concord
and Tillary st>. from IndsOnave to MaShneIoh.ist
part of The city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
RAYONNE

The Board OF Education elected Thomas Doyle secre
tarv on Monday evening. lie IS II Fourth Ward Dem.
ocr-t The Rev. II. W. +. Jones, the Republican In
spector Of schools lost hi p ace. which l. abol she'd
The manual was amended that supeItnt ,ndeut
must be elected and devote his entire lime to the
schools The salary was not nXcd.
\ meeting of the Ist Assembly District Republican
Committee will be- held at No G2i Ocran-avc. tonight
~ adopt the constitution and by laws. standing com
mltleeS Will DO ANNOUNCED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
TpyH1G TO BUY FIRE ISLAND BEACH.

A syndicate Of Ecw-NOrk capitalists has Offered
$40 900 for Fire Island Beach ID. :. IS. Samnis, tbs
owner. wants $4,000. The syndicate proposes to
make the leach a pleasure resort Mr. Sammis refused
to disclose the Of the capitalists interested IN
The scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
LEAGUE.


Cincinnati vs. BROOKLYN, at Cincinnati.
p'tt -burs ". NeW-l0rk. a. f4ttSOurs.
tI,lgo NJ, Philadelphia. at chicago
,'ir\ Gland vs. Boston. at Cleveland
ASSOCIATION.
u,.ton y. st. Louis. at Boston.
Hni lie ~. Cincinnati az Philadelphia
lV,..instOu VI. Columbus a Wa'hlUgtjn.
r,tm0re ". Louisville at Baltimore
the Cincinnati! and Athletic Association teams VIII
La. = ch,upion ship game at Kdecwooi next SUNDAY.
T, duled game at Pitts. urg between III New-York
nd Pi;t.bure teams prevented on account OF rain
nun .i.o caused the postponement OF the Brooklyn-Cin
.,.,,u game at Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
TEN DAYS TO REPENT.

washington July THE following notice was issued
today. treating to the recent order issued by the Ma
,,,nI Board disqualifying all players who deserted
e,ub, under thc National Agreement
The order issutd by me- Chairman OF the National
u on I1pc Is was for the future and not intended 10
~ retroactive. While the transactions WHICH caused the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

sPRINGFIELD.-The house Of Walter Gross, OF
Sprngfeld. was destroyed by fire on Monday after-
noon Mrs Gross and servant were the only PEI
sons In the house They took refuge with neigh6ors:
70, 600. fully covered by insurance. The origin OF
the fire + a mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
. cprpp1r ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

a
John Cooney was on trial in the Court OF sessions
Yesterday charged with the murder OF Bcnlamhi
keenan, Cooney is a cripple twenty years Old Wheh
a child he received injury which necessIta'cd the
amputation of his right leg at lite knee lie was CHI
ploycd as Waterman on the river front al "rceii'
point on March II he and Keenan, WHO ""s hl"o
teen years old both wanted the same job ana Ooohey
occurred Il keenan, whipped him and later in the day
fought with him. In that fight Keenan, was shot IN
the abdomen and died on March ID.
No attempt made TO show that the klil',ls Ma'
premedtaed Late in the afternoon Foster L. bacNuS
begun the defence He said the shooting was III selv
defence Keenan, attacked Cooney second time ai'er
having whipped him once lie had inc psrOi ,S
no was a watchman. Mr.. BaCl,uS sara nc Wouiv enV"
that Co6ney did not intend TO shoot but drcW inc pis
o to drive Keenan, away and that Keenan, graspco u.
W. ,Go strNece fine pistol went OF iniuring Cooney S
own hand. The case will go OIL TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
HE HELPED TO RESCUE HIS LITTLE SISTER.
Jersey CITY.

THE RING WANTS MORE MONEY TO SPEND.
The estimates of expenditure for the several munich
pal departments presented 10 the Board OF Finance al
lis meeting evening, and the appropriations Tor
the year just expiring, are shown in the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

REFUSING TO GRANT A STAY TO TREzzA.
The General Term of the supreme Court Ids al
frmed an order denying the application for writ OF
habcas corpus in the of Nicola Trezza, who Is
under conviction of murder in the first degree ana mas
affirmed an order denying stay OF proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


enn rises SO Sets 1873 Moon 937 Moons age
WATER
4 N-Sandy Hook 9O9 Gov Island 93S Hell 3lte ii'So
IH-Sandy 9:Ui Gov. Island S26 Hon uASo' llAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
nv ppcR. PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS WIS
pers heard Successful when all remedies fail slustf2see
hook Of proofs Free Call or write f. Hiscox sos BWsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

A-A-Tbe summer Campaign Of the Army Of
Flies Mosquitoes are fairly commenced my Ssn -
knocked OUT and locked out oy me use OF pes
Screens Door. ana NlnuO"si b4ea' ~
ROebuck's, l72 FultOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
THURSDAY. july 3.
FRIDAY. July 10
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoK K.........,TUE SDAY JULY T. 1891
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEWYOkk..-........TUES OAf. JULY T. 'oVA
ARRIVED.
steamer critic (Br, Davies Seb!s June 20 Dundee "a
M simpson. spence 1ouus
rivcd M mo Bar . m of the 9th. .
steamer CnandernagOr (Fr Anhaut, MarseileS June 10
Ind5c passengers 10 i-SNN w.
Arrived at the Bar at IA "A m -. ...,, ,,,..,
se,rr panama (Spau). Havana days WIN uluS5
ana paSsengcrsto CoUios a Co. Arrived AT inc Da' Az
lot IT,. ,,...,u.,,u, al, pr,,,s
WY IN win ndse and passensers Ia II Mallory * 20
steamer hudsOn. hemule, NCN.Oreaha nhyS WIN 'i'Ho
and to = IA seaman 49,. ,,,
steamer aIallsscc Isher savannah wa" nhso ana
pesseugtrs To r l. WHlisr .. 49,. - H,rf,lv
sTra1rr KnanoSc. Hulpners newport News anu NOolA
IN, md a. md IA Old Dominion - Co
steamer cottage city. bclnctS Portland with muse anu
Messengers "a HUIauO Hail -. ia. ,o N 4,
Steamer II Nj Whitney. uahett. Boston, VIII muse ~ II
Steamer city OF New Weaver ran River to Borden
G Lowell -, -,
suySEr- Wind At SANDY Holk moderate SW cloudy.
Al llty Islaud-nghL SSW; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer siberian (Dr), Park GLASGOW juno 10 WIN muse
and uassrrg gers % Austin Baldwin & 60 III, ,,, 80 -.
Steamer OH Wright trlenas Juy 81
,ooe vessel 10 John soAger Arrived at inc Bar al "o
CLEARED.
Steamer SPAN (Brl arimths London-FWJ Hurst y,..
steamer CITY OF New YORK (Br). LOWS hNo''''' i'
steamer Brt,nuic (ir smith Liverpool J Bruce snaI
steamer FOe ttior) Thalenhorsl. Bremen VIA Southampton
-OcTiCls a 80. Mt, W,,gbt "A
steamer Waesland tegl. Grant Antwerp-petef "tS"
-. H.. 100 AD,stertn,r via
Bouogno- Funch. Edye & Co. -, ... .o.,. -
steamer Birmanis ta), PtLarlle Meateeahe@h "O''s
| Phelps BTos C@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
NAVY CLERKS TO LOSE A HALE HOLIDAY.

resolution was adopted by the Board OF Alucr
men on Monday. directing that the city omoes pe 'oS.u
:. M unt,I the first Monday In october. City
Clerk Cummings holds that until the minutes OF inc
meeting at which resolution is passed are approved
it is of no effect. As the Board adjourned un' ''e
last Thursday in september, the minutes VIII not De
approved until that time, unless specal meeuns 10
called II has been customary In previous years "
fix tire hours for closing the city oceS az ee'ns
sovero, wocts nrior 70 the final meeting of the sum-
r,or Rv failing 10 do this the Aldermen viii compel
he CLERKS who are anxious 10 get away 10 horse races
pr ball games at 1 j. M To reina'" un'i 0''0'
ii their posts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
THE POLICE CLOSE McAULIFFE's POOL ROOM n:

THE POLICE CLOSE McAULlFFE's PooL hoou
The police stopped the commission poor business
g ,oc,s NcAuIFc nj No 800 Fulton-st., yesterday
afternoon. lie reopened the place on saturday taR
Ing advantage of the holiday and the absence ol
District Attorney Ridgway from town and baSng MS
action upon the recent decision in the VIM case III
New York Yesterday afternoon Inspector Machciar
Police Captain Campbell and Detectives KoGay a ihe
Dstiict attorneys offcc and told McAulile that ~
would have 20 close the business. ana ne ut ~ tuc
number Of customers were III the Pld'o at wv w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
INCOMING STE4 uERS
THURSDAY. JULY 8.
OUTGOING STE4HEHS

Vessel
Vessel Ens For Maiscls's SAILS
ClfV OF York. 1nman. LlverDoOl..... $3.50 m IN
Brita White star Liverpool. 3:oOa II q IN
kottortan. Meth Amer Amsterdam ,..--. am "A N
Red star. Antwerp ...---...-.. am III
(orlbbce Quebec. ~ CrOX ............--- pm pm
Alvena Atlas Port au Prince. 6c...-.-.-.lt am Om
Clty of Alexandria, NY * CuDl, Havana pm pm
THURSDAY. JULY 9.
state of Nebraska state GlassOW......... IL am
columbia HamD Amer, HlmDurg....--.. am An
FRIDAY. JULY 10
IIabana span Trans. Vera Cruz..-....--l0 am ~ M
Monde ii q Am. Kingston, &c...."....ll am pm
Caribel Atlas Kingston. An pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

The phfadelphia-Chicago game the only League
cotc, played yesterday. and che Chicagos were beaten
tbe Giant, could well afford take rest. The records
4, date are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.,


Dscases Of the System, Oenlto Urinary Ofgt1s
r,oroteoce and Sterilitv Hours 20 l. 10 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

DEAtU Il.
Philadelphia g. Chicago ..
ACSOTJ ATTON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-13
Mu8 2tttle 8eraer.

Sc lit i6om fanse fer. baB mir ct
ipns aus bieier @esenb i'm Wolfsblatt
lalen. Die beioen alten gprreIponbens
ten fnb iuobt nod a,n 2eben, aber ,nan
alaubt baB ibuen BEL benz trodenen
@ettcr tie 9inte oussetrodnet lit.
Tun iei es uie es tuiu, i'd bin chen Elm
fdle9ter Jeoermann unb babe i,ie ct,
mas fur bic 5eituns seidrieben, bod
burd Sbre ,uieberbolte Iufforberuns
er'nutbist, ,uiI ib es wusen.
Sd babe bier iiber cine id0ne DC.
burtstassfeier su beri9ten, bic am 8.
@ouember Su @bren bes 81. Geburtss
tases Oes Serrn 9bilipp appri1 in bei'
fen @Obnuns sefeiert wuroe. Sung
unb alt aus Der NadbarI9aft bate iid
einsefunoen um benz @eburtstassfiubs
mande frobe Wiebertebr au ,uiini9eu
uno uerlebten bel einem idluer nit allen
9elitateiien betabenen Tiid, &ropp's
Stdrfunssmittsl uub fr6bli1iterStimm.
uns, einen berrli9eu abeno.
als Siiuslins babe id cine 8last
ndmlid Die, raB piefe unierer lieber
Maodeu na6 ct. 2ouis aussetuanber
iine iuir babsr sefuiB su beoauern; abe,
bod am e.iten Der Did unb Eom, be,
Sim mo Ger Soc; Die iuerben ipob( Of
in, Stlllen 6er5tlopicn peripiiren. @u,
ibr lietea Su#aens trDitet eud nit mir
benn meine Warp, Die 2ij,ie mo bi
Gbbic linb ia aad fort, a6er id lebe ii
Der sutcn 6oifnuns baB lie iuieber frn,
men. Su lebt iuobl ibr 2ieben uni
uerseBt eurcn Noblsemutb u:dt. 9tdd
items mcbr. q. 9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-13
Wfan finbet bic beiten Waoren su ber
nldBisiten Yreiien BEL @m. Gberfin.
: 2u ben eriten GGQen. ipe(d,e

- 5u ben eriten Sd(en, iuelde oas
am Wontae lit &anias Gitp mieoer in
Sisurs 8etretene appelseri9t eutidieb.
seb6rte Der elmer 5arbisen, 9aamens
Sba Sidman, iuel9e BON ibrem ebema'
tisen @isentbiimer Soiep9 9idman, in
behen 0ienit iie felt 9ufbebuns bel
Stlaperei oerblieben mar, eine 2obnents
ldabisuns fiir seleiltete 9rbsiter uers
lanste. Ser @eridtsbof entidieb, baf
bic 5rau, bic erit Dor einisen Sabrer
BON ibrer 8sfreiuns aus Dem Sod be,
st(aucrei 9enntnib erbielt, iiir BIZ
sauSe 3sit bon "A Sabren 5u cine,
2obnentiddoisuus beredtiet iei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-13

- 5, Sanlas Gitp bat Der 33
Sabre a(te Gbma,b q. Suttou iii
eiuem 9ta(Ie binter Dem @obubauie
leiues 8rubsrs Selbitntoro besansen,
inccm er ii9 eine &rsel burd's Ser;
idos. 8urs uorbtr batte Der Selbfte
m5rber nod i'll ieiner @obnuns, SO.
21O0 genu Strabe, nit ieiner @attin
unb ie,nem nieridbrisen 96dter6en
bas Ibenbeiien einsenummen unb fid
bann Direct na9 benz Staue ieines
8rusers teseben, ipo er beim Gi1t
ciner 2aterne oil einem alten 2i54e
iiseno nit 8le,itift folsenbe Borte
auf eiusn 3ettel idrieb: rGn alle,
bic ss ansebt. Sd. 6. 9. -9utton.
nsbms mir bier nad freiem Billen
unb @ntIdluB mein 2eben. aa.
5rasen iiuo iiberflhiiis. Sd babe es
nit bieiem 2eben oeriu9t uub bin
bereit, es nit benz SufiinftiSen 2ebel
Su periu9em. Sn meiner 9aide Be
finoen ii1 2otterie.9idets, tuelde 81,
iuabrIdeinlid finben iuerbet. Sollt'
irgenb einss bauon seuiunea, 10 sebi
es meiner 9o9tcr. SD iudni9e Sud
9(aen Slid unb iuin meine Gelesen
belt ipabrnebmen. Girer ooer Der
9lnbcre tpirb nieGeitt iasen, ib iei
,,opll." Grlaubt mir. 5u benterfen
baB Dies 10 1T, benin i4 babe Ioeber
stbenb5rob seseHen. O. 6. sutton.
als bic sdmdserin beg Selbitm0r
bers aui ben 2non in ben Stall elite
fonb lie ben Msonn nuf einem Siubl'
neben benz 7iid iisen; Der Ssepofper
nit weldem er ii@ miiten bur4's sSss Sssr
oeid1piien, ipar ieiner IN arIen S6nsn
- ltlIns setroH aui Saiitlbe .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-13
= gnf @runb oes Sonntassseiebes
iuuroen in @anias City ont lebten
Sonntag atuei Hirtbe perboftet.

= Guf @runb oes Sonntassseiebes
ipurben in 8anias City ont lesten
sonntas aipei Birtbe perbaftet.
= Sn Moberip ool15os Der 3bierar5i
8. 6. 8opib cine interefante Operation
on einem Tlllen, ipel9es nit 5 Snben
5ur @elt sefommen mar. Der flnfte
SUB ipar OF einem Der 8orberfiBe se,
robe iiber Dem 9uf beraussepnbien unb
Or. 8oot9 enifern:e ben Musipuds ses
lbidt, obne benz 2bier ionitisen e1as
ben sa5ufiaen.
= Sn 1ol3e Gs,lssuns e;ues xbeils
Der 9auptOfficen Der M. &. & Z. Bobn
uom Sebnlia nad) $arions iino in uorl.
ger @o9e etipa It's Gnsefellte nit
Sad unb Bod. 8int uns &esel BON ee.
balia nad 9arions sesosen. Gtud so
rs Nnscitell:e Der Ofiicen bfeiben
sorldufi9 in @eoalia.
= Ser iunse 9elesrapbilt s. 8.
W1a9el, iuelder fiirSlib i'll 2erop, Mo.,
giienbabnbi(ets Der Miiiouri Yacifit
Sobn I'M @ertbe bon $500 seitobtcn
unb eineu fleinen Ebeit on Mafler in
&nnias Glib perfauft bate, 1T in
Griminalseri6t 1esterer @taot Su ;tpei
Sdbren 5udtbouS uerurtbeilt ,porben.
= Su Soonpille, Wo., 1T Scr etrrt
orei Meilen bon Bilot @rope iyobnboii,
osiitlbe 5nrmer Gb;lipp @iemar, cir
ipoblbabenber uno onseiebener Dtann
um's 2eben sefommen, inbem elm ldme
rer ciicrncr @esenltaub auf i'm fie'
uno ibn nit boiler Wudt in Die Gbldf
traf.
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: Sn Sebalia hdft Der natipno

Su Sebalia bdlt Der rationale
5armer i onsreb ieiuc eiIte jdbrli6e
Stsune i'm Dpsrm 9aus om TO-, II.
unb IL. Gcuembsr at. Spil1en SOC
unb 400 9elesatcn iu,roen er,uartet.
Iuber Den 8csriiBunss> uns Croft
nunssreben lucroen Surtrd9e iiber BIZ
fOlseuoen 2bemata 9ebalten iue,oen
,9os @erbdttuiB bss 5armers gum So
brifanteu uab Su Den rrsamiiirteu aDr
psridafter," @m. Jresmdn. Wa,ne
,,Miilourr," u. Eopc, 9ernlan, Mii
iouri; oSabeu Die 5armer llria6e 81
ilasen", Il. 6. Sofl, gaiiiouri; ,9el
Transport Der JormproSnftc", 5. m
Stabl, Sainois; II. U. III.
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Diite m,tb &appem tperbe icb 40 iebr
bcrab9eiettcm 4reiicm Derfnufcm.
9. CGRISTMANN,
@artfras. Sp. unb 4. permaum Mp

brennenbe gisarre. Sn iuenisen Mi-
nuieu iuar aud bic unslidlide @attin
ioipie bas 5ur @aiie setporbene EDde
tsrhen berbcigebolt. go,parb o. Gut.
ton iuar big Dor 3urjem Gei9ditstbeil=
baber leincs Bruoers, Soreis u. Sut.
ton. tuel9er cirer, Sanbel nit 8obleu6l
unb @olofin betreibt. Seltbem CT ous
oer Sbeilbaberi9aft setreten, fnnb er
im Gienitc ieines Brubers als Bud=
batter nnb Siibrer eiues Ieiner Nblie<
ferun9swo9en. lleber ben 8etueg.
srune BET I6at Giest feline beitimmte
Grflaruns nur; bos binierloiisne @@rei=
ben ldBt bern,utben, bos es i'm appfe
bes unsliidli4en nidt gang ri9tis mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-13

Die reide Grnte erleihtert ben 2anbs
leutes i'm 28efen bas gbtrdsen ibrer
S9ulb. Die Sumne, ipel6e I'M 9aufs
Der ndditen sp5lf Mcnate bon, Neiten
nad BEND Oiten 5ura6lOiuus pOnSppotbc-
fen suriidbe5ablt tperoen ipirb, I6dst
malt in ben&reiien 6itli9er gnpitaliitenz
@eieuidaften auf etipa 5000, 100000.
Gttua Der pierte Sbeil bapon miro auf' 3
Teue i'm Weiten anaeleat iuerben.
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Sn nier5ebn 2osen ipirb in @aIe=
inston bas republifauilde geationalz
Romite bebufs geitimmuns bon 9ei1
unb Ort Der republitaniiden Mational.
&onuentiou 5uiammentreten. @as ben
3eitpunft anbetrifft, 10 gift es OILS aug.
sema9t, baB bic Berufuns auf einen
unseip0bulib friiben Sas-iuabrldein,
lid idon gnbe Wai-erfolgen ipirb.
Ob pas iuirflid 10 aussema9t 1T, ucr-
m6gen iuir nidt ansuseben. 8lus ipdre
es uuieres Grab:eus ni1t uetermdBiae
Serldaserun9 bes 8ablfampfes, Die
iei9t su llebermiiouns unO gridlafi-
uns Iiibrt, bat iih nod niemats bon
9ortbeil eriuieIeu. Sc fiiroer uno
idneibiser Bic 8ampasne, oeito beher.
SIN seseuludrtiseu Safe obcr lit fit
bic rcpubl,taniie 8artei nod cin gang
bclonberer @runo purbanbeu, Der lie
bapun ab6alteu iollte, uoreilis auf ben
9lan 5u trctea, Dieier @rnno lit bic
beniofratiibe sOusrsBmebrbsit. Die
rspnblifaniId)e Yartei befinbet lib in
eluer Stennng. i'll oer Iie oorauI anse:
iuieien tit, ii:b bic Sebler bes 8esners
ST 9tnse ;u uu9eu. @s liest in ibrem
Snterciie. Die (pOrausiidtlib iebr au=
fedtburen) WfnB ,abmen ber bemofrati=
iden SonsreB.Mebrbeit abaufuurtsn,
uno Oieielbcn iouohl bel sluIitelluns ber
9ano;baten iuie BEL Nusmabl Der
8lettform na9 ardften ausjubeulea.
Sie Sisuns faun ieoob leidt big in
ben 9o6iommer iih binSiebsn; uno sez
rooe biniidtlid ber Acknowledgment
Streitfrasen mag bis Mai nod gar
ni9ts Gntideioenoes sei6eben iein.
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M4:une eteueraahler!

9erlnanu, Ro., ben l. September, 1891 .
Zen Steuer;ablern pon@ @oseonobe Gounip
CUR yfd9ridt hab i'd aur gntaeoennobme
Der Steueril fir bas sSobr 1891 Inb Ser.
iabre, an folsenben gIdssn i,in rperbe:
9cS. l3. unb II. R. Out Mdnsle.
ylcS. 16. unb II, Stony bif.
HeD. f9. unb 25. SnensSiae.
TcS. 26, unb q. Drafe, 9ssser's Store.