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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Davenport, 8. Sebruar 1891.

SauenpOrt, 8. Sebruar 1891.
5o9wirSiser unb tbeusrer Ssrrl
0urd Briefe, bic i'd tar,li6 BON per.
i9tebenen bo9p. 8rdlaten aus SrIanb er.
bieIt, wurbea MIR UNI 9iIfe fur ibr armss
Bolt unseipro9en. Sd tam ni9t etneu
ausenbIid 3ueifeIn, bas bic tn tisisn Wits
~tbeiluusen sei9tIberte Rotb iebr sroB III
uub uniere ba.mber3ise unb idnsle SiIfe
usrlanst.
Sd nS5ts Sie babsr ernfIi@ e,iuSen
ibrer @emeiute bieie A~nseIesenbsit por3u:
lsssu. @as sic pom S5rem uobItbdtisen
8oIte on geltrdsen erbaIten, rperbe i'd
idsrsn uno supsrldi1sen 9dnbsn anpers
traueu, UNI IS uutsr oie Notbletbenbsn tu
psrtbeiIeu.
Bite, psrssFsn sic nidt, bas bic iabrs
Ii9e golscte 3ur 8erb,eitung bes @laus
bens, weI4e pom britten Hleuar: gorcil In
Baltimore auseorbnet warb, am srHsu
Sonutas tn Der 81. Gufsnseit aufssnoms
men wirb.
Gan, aufri@tis Der SIRE
5enrp 6ossrope,
Bii1of DON Davenport.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

sebuuben. Dieientsen, tie irseub eineu
u~erniuftisen 5weifel iber ibre gFi8t gun,
Nafen ober CUR abitinsn, babsm, fousn fd
&atb ober Dispsns Bet ibreu, Rfarrsr
boIeu.
6. Die 5ett CUR grfiUuns ber SiferIi9en
Bfi4t erftredt f& IN bieier Di6eeie pom
esffen Sonntas in Der Saifensett bis gum
81. 0reifaItiateitsi onntas.
9enrp @osgrope,
gii9of uou Davenport.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
s. d. +.

DO ia Wtl6aeI Waierrs, seb. gu Nisberpals
len, Surembar9. Ssiue eltern ltiS auf eer
Seereiie ertrunten, unb er lit Der eirSige SObn
Der Somilie, Der nit benz gsben oduonsstcmz
men III. 9r lou ii6 iriiber in Rem Yort alf:
9etalten baben. Serielbe mar II Sabre olt, oils
er nit leiuen Glttrn anSpaHberte. HS IN noe.
gen neutrality-suspicious. Seiteus leineS
SntelS Uii6ael Glemen aus 9ta9sm, oab er &c:
lIdt wiro. 3ie Gusflnit ri4te man oil
" ar9aretba Wtoes,
9eb. Slemeu,
90 eeeI 9ranpiae. SIour Co, "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Goasete far bic WliiiousaHtalt In
Glairetontaiae.
Ser Grtrag Der fur has ct. 5raneiseus

Ser Grtrag Der fur has ct. 5raneiseus
Waifenbaus gu Beibuadten unb Reuiabr
erbobenen goIeete bslduft Rd auf sl45o.
Cine i&6ne Summe, bic pom ber Wobls
thdtisteit Der @ei@dftslsrte unb Rriuate
Bdnbe ipri@t.
Der grtras Der Sorfsquns, wsIde Der
ct. NIpboniuss8 sretn gum Befen bes
Waiienbauies tarsIi9 CAB, beaifferts fi9
rein etuas unter $50. lin bteie Summe
runb uoa gu MAIDEN. Isste man eiutse
Dollars aus ber 3afe Bel unb Iiefsrts
baun $50 an bic suteu S@wsitsru ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
fri. Sulia 9ewis, bic sinsu G5ssfors

Jrl. 9alia &emis, bic eineu 25sefors
an SowutraBs bat uno on 0alnu!ifroBs
wobnt. sins D%onneriias Nbeno mad ben
@ei@dftsffunbsn beim unb bate meb,ers
bunbert Dollars tn ibrer Taias. I'm
StsbIanbfrass uarb fe ausefuneH, nies
berseuo,fen. las 8els !br abssnOmmsn
unb als auf tus @sidrst bic Nadba,n
bsrbsiltefen, NOR Der Spis5ube auf uub
bauon. Der ansriif erfoIsis i'm Stnees
iturm une Bis beute s.laHs ssi ~unisrer 30:
liSsi nod ni&t ben tdSnen Sisb oiusisft
,u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Sic ltsbsrlebenoeu, wsl9e ben iosen.
Blackhawk war mitma3teu, beabF9tiaeu
au tinftisen II. Stunt, entweber In ga:
lena ober tn Sreeport cine @%eriamrlnrs
ab3ubaIten. Ser II. Stunt 1T Der Sab,es:
tag Der S4la9t BET Becatonica, Der
6aupti9Ia4t bieies tur5sn Snbtansrsrie:
aee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
GBteaso ID arftoert1t.
90, Sebr. 1891

User EeIe9rapb.) %. 6sbr. 1901
20 siaen-gto. 2, 934 Cts.
gS eli5forn- 52t 9ts.
Safer 45i 8tS.
Ro99en-81 bic Sli Cts.
@erte-75 bis rs @tS.
Sutter-22 bis 30 @ts.
SQrmtdie, 10 bis IL gtB.
@iel-15 bis 16 Cts.
@biStp-$1.14.
@ dmeine-$3.45 bis 3.65
Hinbpieb-$3.50-5.40
S4weinefIeii9-$9.50.
9 5mala-$5. 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
1aiIp aaarftbert@t.

CPer GeIesrapbJ 90. Sebr. 1891.
@si,su-Ro. 2, 90 bis "a @ts.
Safer--46 bis 46i @ts.
% eIidtorH-51i SIS.
&p99en-55 biz 62 9ts.
@erfe-Ro. 2, At SITS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Executors Notice.

Motto is hereby giuen To all persons intere-
sted, that on the Sd day of February A. ID
1891, the undersigned was appointed by the
District Court of Dubuque County, Iowa,
Executor of the Estate Of MARIA ANNA
STEINES deceased, late of said county.
Dated at Dubuque, February eth. 1891.
FRANC W.. ALTMAN,
Executor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Ser t1nteruebmer oss Oberbaues bes
biefseu gsurtbauies. MIbsrt Rsp, bat ..
%. feline Si4sbsit fur bic goQeubuns bes
Baues i'm Betrase BON $7s, 600 seteat.
Das 9ebauSs muB am /. December 1891
uutsr Dad unb am l. ausuit 1899 fsrtis
gum GinSiebeu iein. SaB bus ssi@isbt,
bafir wi.b Rep i@ou forsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Gb. Sanselmeger bon Oits Dubuque,
Der in ben @srfitdttsn Der Gbicaso, Wil.
pautss 81 vt. paul:9 iienbabn BOZ einsm
Stit Stabl ms auss setroiien parb,
piro b~asieIbe aler 8abri5siulibtsit mad
psrIisreu. grmn MaHu! Suualioe Der
grbeit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Ngenten Der 0asette".
Sn @bitaso, Su.:

IN @bttd9o, Su.:
Or. Better &eiter. 217 Ordarb Strass.
Sr. u. SteinssRaImus. 206 @anaIport
Apenie.
Sr. NidaeI ReIter, To. 1912 51fe
Strabe. Sibieits.
Siir Guroru, SD, unb ~1mses.nb.
Sr. 8. .. W q ., 20. AZ Hortb grpaopap.
Sir ct. 9aul unb %umgeseub:
9. lot 8, 522 gbmunb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Ser bette &atb, weI&eu MIR u~nieren
Sreuubeu sebsn t%Onnen, 1T: ballet sins
5Iai9e SaIuation Del i'm 9auie. &c
turtrt Rspfs, Sabns uub Obrenwsb ios
fort, bsiIt &Ideu. unb @sle utidmerseE In
turaer 5stt uno toitst muir 95 Gents BITE
Glai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Nm Soanerltaa ftayo Al :Sansau.ue in

Nm Spanlritaa tayo 81 Sanssuius in
Slatbapt &c., So, I'M altsr bon so
Sabrsn elmer ber altsitsn Pioniere Don
Dubuque &c., Ssrr Sphn 8auI. S@on
1888 tom er mad Dubuqae, no er lid
niebsrlisB unb elmer Der eritsn IuiiebIer
mar. G,it uor S Sabren jos ct mad
sSansspiGe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Wu. 6. Nelc, 8Ieis unb R6brens
arbetter. anlasen neuer &6brenwerte fur
Dampfs unb @asdnIaseu. 20. 472
WainifruBe. Sslepbon No. l43. SAM
tary work a speciality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
&obcs Bolt ijt's, has 8srsnisen bara

UuUcB QUIZ tFH, uus UergnHyeH rutuH
finbet, wsnn tuei 6lcpfedter Hb us,s
bolssu, wie es bier uor. @ohe wisSer
@artset unb gomfod tbateu. IS tommt
babel nidt baraui on, Oh bic Ge,sniis
seus 5intenhsn guforbits uub is!bene
Strimpfe traeen, ooer Oh ibnsn Der
Stumrel uertebrt TN Wunswintsl bdnst
uno bic 5aare ben Wonb bur4 ben Gut
betrapten. Die ginen ME bte Nnosru
fnb entRsni1te Wsuidsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

GO tperscu hermit ale Burger aufsss
forbsrt, Or. Bulls 5ufsn Sprup su ses
brau1en, unb i'm ais Observation-Disclosures
ssssn Sufsu unb grsdItung AZ smpfs5lsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Die ~Suxem6urger
in Diet Aenen Nelt.

Gin geitras ,lr @ei6idte Der Surenbar9er,
perbunoeu nit Gatbfdld sen fIrlurens
burger Nu smunoerer unb elmer Rarte
Der Ser. Staateu nit ben luremburser Anliebs
lungen.
SeaiGriit geIe8entiid Der finfSisidbrisea
i1nabbansisfsit oss 8rssber,ostbum
Suremburs.
Tas Bert entbGlt XIV uno 400 Seiteu Sctap.
Der Greis 1T p~ortOirei juseianbt, Oh nod
Irlerifa ODER europa:
@ut9ebsftet ........... 1900. $500
SSn eetnpano 9ebunS. nit @olotitel $2.25
Gas 49sre iit gu babeu bel ID ibIbauer SebrIe,
Ro. Al SuSdue StrGBe, Sbicaao. 81, uno In or OiHstH
steies Siattes uns 'anu In 8rSBeren Srisu bel ben as,ntsu
b. Slattes beteGt pereer.
~ suremburser, bic Sernausts aus Europa tommen
lafeu, ioateu linen nit Ger Neiietarts elm grsmpIar eieiss
Su4ss %5aienoeu. Us ettt ole mssItte austuuft CUR 8ors
bereituua aui bic 8siie. oa5 Serbdlten aui see, ole SstIe
mad BEN Gelttu %niuusssrte II. {. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Stadt 4 Amasaeud.
Entered at the postofice ct Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail ut secondclass rates.

&eiienoer Ngent: lid. probit.
J. mers, @etienber fur 9ambulbt SO.
unb BITE umIiesenbeu Counties.
J. Shreiber pom st. $auI, See Co.,
Reiienber fur SabsSowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Sier Ia 9u6uque Go. bat f9 au9 cine
5armsrs aaian3 ssbtIbet. Die Bsam.sn
Snb:
9rGteent-N. 6. Simpion;
iee.praioent-Sbos. Dunn;
G1asmeifer-S. 9. Gouins;
Setretdr-B Is. s.. 5ssau.
Sn uuierem Staate fab iett 1854
3wsis. alliances.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Mae ~bieieniseu 2eier, DsI9s nidt
Nsenten fino unb uas Direct einen ususn
Nbonnenten NIT benz abonnemeutsbstras
uon 50 so s~uienben, ssbsn mir CUR BeIobs
nung Elm bibi1eS @ebetbu1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Sic Nusiitttu iir tie gauarteitsn fir
bic tOmmsrbs saiion iino gut, 70 psri3e'
reH uns bic beftastcu Grandmother.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

MGrswitt,ruas battsn mir lests UO@e.
SOunsni4eiu, Iiube 2uft, G4nes, Gis,
Rsssn. bebtttes uuo pOItsnidperes 6ir'
mamsnt, 9laitssis unb Sdmus, abps5:
isInb pOu Gag gu Gag uub fat pom Stunts
~ Stuube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
ct. 2oatS Rarftberi6t.

CBer Gsle9rapb.) 90. Sebr. 1891
@ei3en-rotber, $40. 2, 90 bis 96t @ts.
% eli 6torn- 80 Sts.
Safer-46 9ts.
R oq9en- bus - Sts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
s. otel 81 rItIi,
So @reanpi6 Strset uub "a Sriuitp glace
Vcip Ylprf.

Iieies Saitbau5 enlbGlt IS rttte 6remoen,immcr. al
uuo coMiortabel iir e~iu;eiue 1eriouCn uro 6amilieu siugC
Observation-Disclosures OeToen dIi rcdtjtitig miigetbeiIteS Der
langsu al oenI ousegebsncn SabnboIe in empiaug geuonl
men. - AnirageH uno HuitraBe per Goit pcroen pInttitt
srIeoigt. Martin @aNcr Il 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Silig Ylais Yinig
Sect III bic Belt IN, ibrs @tnter : Rlsis
berjfoffe. Seibeus, Sammets uub WeiB.
uaareu, Teppi&e &c. ~ ~faufen.
Sa8. Sent & @ o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

gu babsn in alsn apotbstsn tir rs Gts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
The Weather.

The high pressure with clear weather still
the part Of the country OF the Mississippi
River. with unsettled conditions and storm forming
to the west OF that river barometrc trough reaches
from " omiuy into south Dakota Rain began to fail
in scattered places yesterday and may be general in
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys to-day spreading
east to the Atlantic States by Wednesday.
IL became colder in the North west States the tenn
perature falling los TO :o'. II was warmer in the New
England States and Canada and about stationary OF
slightly in this neghborhood where IL should
be sttl warmer to-day.
Brisk southwest winds prevailed along the and
usy b. expected from the same direction to-day. IL
remained clear in this city Highest Official tempsra
sure 5oi: lowest 49, average humidity g. per cent:
wind south west: sverage velocity IL miles hour.
The Thermometer At Psrrys pharmacy in rHn sus
building recorded the temperature yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14


LOCAL TostrAsr ? u, MONDAY
For southeastern New York. including Long Island.
also western Connecticut and northern New jersey
fair; slightly warmer: southw estery winds For TusS
day fair followed by increasing c,oudinsss, possibly
rain ~ night; stationary Temperature
L. D.. DcsS Local Forecast onieiAl
wAsaiSGroS ToAEcAsr 2. 4. AoSpAL
For Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. fair west
winds: Slight changes IN Temperature: folio wed By
colder on Tuesday
For Asssarh usetts. Rtuds Island. and Couascticut
fair ~eattsr northwest winds; stationary tsmpsrAturs'
For saAsr. !S,s Fork PsasyisaAia. Sss jersey
sAd Dsiaus for aoStAess Stas change n snp~aeA
For District Of Columbia Maryland Virginia. ~
North Carolina. fair; stationary Temperature: south
west winds.
For western New YORK and western rennsyivsniA
fair southwest winds slight changes in temperature:
showers and cooler on tuesday.
The barometer Is low IN the lower s. Lawrence Val
ley and trough NJ lnw pressure extends from rsX44
nor;hwasi to DaSu'a attended Ly lgat raiu west Of
III. Mississippi. stiIs waru-s far We ith.r has pre-
vailed TO the ea't o; the Ms.spP! Il u SLIGHTLY colder
IN the Northwest aud ~ Rocky Mountain stations
Tue indications are that fatF and warm weather slI
continue durin- Monday in the ~ itrs the Atlantic
coast and that the rain tue west of the
Mississippi. viii extend eastward over the central
valleys On Monday. and northsssswsrd 70 the Hsv
uasiand and niasls Asissts sssss GsstsS ysss4AA
vtsA shgttis sssisS vsakAsE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
Mr.. P.rs... o. the Rampage.

CHICAGO Dec. 13.-Mrs. Lucy Parsons invited
arrest as loudly as speech would allow. to-day
at q meeting Of the International Association.
Mrs. Parsons scored the Mayor. the police. and
the capitalistfc press. and. pointing to an
American flag Immediately above her. said:
THAT flag is an Infamous lie! In theory il
tells the foreigner that tyranny Is dead. and
that freedom reigEs. but 1t floats over 10000
OOO OF the most abject slaves the world ever
saw. Worse than all. they are slaves who will
not see their chains and rise in revolt TO break
centrated tear-drop Of outraged American
womanhood."
She said all the wisdom Of the ages seemed
and woe to him who dared to say anything
against American institutions, She appealed
der OF society. and said that the time would
soon come when the Anarchists would not
hesitate to repel any attempt TO suppress free
speech. such MS was made at Griefs Hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
MOCK ON THE ELEEAzED ROAD


Trains Stalled Second Avenue Tor Morn
Than nm Aour-A nroken Axle.
A train OF the Second avenue elevated line
which left South Ferry at $40 o'clock last
night. drawn by motor 122. Engineer William
son. got stalled on the curve Just after leaving
the Twenty-third street station last night
The axle OF one Of the rear driving wheels
broke nearly in the centre, and the train
which had just got under way and was moving
slowly. came to stop without Earring the pas
sengerA
The driver was held up by the connecting
rod. Passengers were told that the train
might be del.yed for an hour. and they filed
out on the platform
A motor from the yard came down and towed
for repairs; II took an hour, and half
TO get 10 in shape. for towing. and
tended down TO Fourteenth street. In lass than
half an hour. however. trains arriving at Four
tenth street were switched to the south bound
track. which was kept clear. and after running
10 Forty second street were switched over to
the north-bound track and sent on to Harlem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
ACCUSED BIZ 4 roUNG GIRL.
An italian Shoennker Arrested On the Con.
plant OF 10. yenr.old Aamie Sullix...

An Italian Shoemaker ARR sted On the Con.
Plaint OF 10 year.oid Mamie SulIiva..
Agents Barley and Moore Of the Gerry So
ciety took to the Harlem Police Court yester-
day Isidor Viscount. an Italian shoemaker,
who lives in the basement Of the fiat house
257 West 124th street. and three girls, Mamie
Sullivan. 10 years old: Mamie Macklin, Is
years old. and Mary Madden. II years old.
The hacklfn girl said she had applied
for admission to Sylvester Franklin Will
sons female baseball nine. Wilson was con-
victed Of abductling 15-year.old girl. and is
now in the Tombs awaiting o new trial Ac-
cording to the society agents the Macklin and
Madden girls were the means ofleading others
astray.
Last Saturday evening Barley and Moore
saw these tive girls coming out Of viscount's
shop. The girls spoke to the agents. and q con.
at the West 10Th street police station. The
girls gave information which led to the arrest
OF Mamie Sullivan. on whose complaint Wis.,
count was taken into custody. Mamie had
been taken to Viscount's place by the Macklin
girl
In the Harlem Court yesterday Justice Meade
held the Italian in $1,000 bail for further ex-
animation. sent the Madden girl with her
young child to the Island for three months,
and committed the Macklin and Sullivan girls
to the care Of the society officers The agents
expect to arrest other men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
THE EAST FLORIDA MURDER.
TE0 EOEEy md Tv0 CHILDREN
kELLkD, AND A NAN MISSING.
Miss Bruce. One OF the wome. who Were
Murdered, q. Said to Have Beea . Rest
deut az New York City. but No Coearua-
tion OF the Statenen. Was roana Here.

Miss Bruce. One OF the Women who Were
Murdercd. Is Said to Have Beea . Rest
seut ef New York City. but No Co.arus-
tien OF the stssemen. Was Foana Here.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec 13.-New Smyrna on
the east coast OF Florida. where Miss Bruce.
her nephew. Frank Packwood. IT.. Mrs. l. D.
Hatch and son were murdered on Friday. 10
14O miles from here A railroad reaches there
from Orange City. eighty miles south OF this
city. There are no Sunday trains on this
road. and It is difficult to get complete details
OF the murder A newspaper correspondent 10
now at tho scene He had to drive twenty
three miles TO get there.
Frank Fleetwood. the owner OF the house. is
quite wealthy. and has lived here for years.
coming from New Orleans. He married. Mise
Bruce in New YORK city. and when she died.
leaving an infant son. her sister. Miss A. H
Bruce. about IS years old. came to his homo
to rear the child. They passed through Jack
sonville only last week on their return triS
from the North. and were accompanied By
Mrs. I. d. Hatch and son. It Is not known
where the Hatch family lived.
The Packwood residence is on the bank Of
Hillsboro River. six miles below New Smyrna.
II IL situated in q thick orange grove. The
country road is about half q mile in the rear.
The place is very isolated. The following
special despatch was received here this noon
hOu OHouSo Slty.
The house was entered on Friday night
through . window. the intruder smashing the
sash and glass to gain an entrance. Visitors
to the premises this morning saw In one
Of Mrs. Hatch. She had been shot through the
left eye. In the same room. lying on the
old son. He had been shot under
the left eye and his throat was cut from ear to
ear. In the adjoining room. lying on the
floor. was the body Of Frank Packwood. Jr..k
years old. He was shot through the head and
his throat was cut also. In the same room.
lying on the bed. Was the body OF Miss Bruce.
She had been assaulted and her skull and face
had been smashed with heavy weapon. Her
throat been & At the se96s VIM
the. bed BY. the. side. Of the. body
with the stock broken On the bed. near the
body Of the Hatch boy. lay o long-bladed
No clue to the murderer has vet been
found. but tramps were seen in this neighbour
hood yesterday. and they are suspected OF the
crime. A large posse. headed by Deputy
Sheriff Dimick. started southwark to-day TO
scour the country. Robbery was undoubtedly
as yet unknown. Mr.. .Packwood Is missing
and It is feared that he has been Killed nlso."
Inquiry among the Bruces In New York city
last night failed to disclose any one who knew
Miss A. H. Bruce. or who could recall the mar
rage OF q Miss Bruce Of this city to Mr..
Packwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
OLD N1LL1MAS FOUND DEAD
He Had Lain . Csepse Two Days 81 tAs
E1oor - HIS ROo0.


E1oor - Hls R0o0.
william Milliman. IS years old. who earned
IS day last summer working for Kelly 4 Bliss
at the raco tracks. but who has since lived
mostly on stray half dollars that sporting men
gave him. disappeared from Broadway on Fri
day. He lived in the front basement Of the
double Dat Rt Ia West Twenty-eighth street.
Early yesterday afternoon. Janitor Nicholas
Stiner found the old man lying dead upon the
days Blood had doxsdt from his mouth He
had died Of hemorrhage OF the lungs, the doc.
tor said. The neighbors said he had been
starving.
Miiliman's son Thomas. boy Of Is. who
works as a cook in . Twenty-eighth street res
tanrant. was terribly shocked when he saw his
father. He said he had not seen him in many
days. and didn't know that he was sick. An
acquaintance telegraphed the fact Of his death
to Springfield. where two daughters Of Milf
man. one teacher. live. The body was sent
to the Morgue.
Milliman used to make q very fair living
some years ago at reporting races for the city
pool rooms, At that time he was very well ac-
Quainted With one Of the actors in Fay Tenn
pleton's burlesQue company.
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STILL LOOKING FOE THEIR CHILD
Gussie Strauea's Parents Again Search tn
Ruins or the Buraed Tesenent.

6uDSte StruucaS Farento again SS1fcn the
Ruins or tho Buraed Tesenent.
With each day the mystery that surrounds
the disappearance Of baby Gussie Strauch on
the night OF the fire at 316 Delaney street
grows greater. Who took her? Where is she3
Why are they keeping her rom her parents?
The many families that were made homeless
and almost destitute by this fire. stop. even in
bewailing their own misfortunes. to wonder
what the answer to these questions might be.
The neghborhood talks Of nothing but little
Gussie Strauch.
The parents are at the home Of Mrs strauch's
mother. Nrs. Hausmann. so Willett street.
Yesterday they visited the house in Delaney
street and went through the charred ruins for
the twentieth time. The mothe. turned over
followed in stolid silence. But the fremen had
already searched the building from roof to
cellar.
MT. strauch said: Something tells me that
my child is alive" His wife believes the child
is dead. Mr.. Strauch said he was going to
advertise a reward of S25 for the return OF the
child, 1T isn't much. know" he said. but
it all have"
Last night there was Q rumor- that the child
had been seen in Goerck street. Mr.. Strnuch
walked up and down that street for two hours.
but found no trace OF her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14
4 THOMPSON STREET CARD PARr1
It Took Twe.ty stitches - sew Up the
Cats In Derinssl's Face.


Cats In Deristtrs Face.
Nicola Phillip. who lives on the second floor
Of 81 Thompson street. gave o card party yes
terday afternoon and invited several friends.
The game progressed smoothly. the loser
each time buying q can Of beer.
At o'clock Phillip lost game and was
called on to all the can. He refused to do 90.
and accused Joseph Beriatt Of cheating.
He then tried to get out Tho crowd Of
players with Beriatti at their head would not
let him 20 until he had paid for the
beer. and Phillipi drew razor nom
his pocket and siashed Beriatd over the face
hy Policeman Kennedy. who took him and
Berlsttt to the Prince street station.
gerlattf returned home With twenty stjtchas
IN his face Nfchard Dahl. who had tried to
act as peacemaker. received slash on the left
arm.
Josegh Luciano and Angelo sancalo. living
ternoon in tho hallway of their house. and
Sanca!o WAS cut on the hand with . razor and
badly hurt He was taken to the Harlem Hos
pitaL Luciano was not arrested.