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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
SHIPPING NE VS..
POET oFNEw.YonK. MONDAY. sErr. Is. 10.

PORT oFNEw.YoRK.... ........ MONDAY. SEPT 2s 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arizona tBT Brooks Liverpool Sept 49, Queens
town with mdse and passengers 10 \ Underhil Co.
Arrived al the Bar az ga
steamer ST Bernard rI IIarand West Hartcpo0l Sept
~ IN ballast simpson Spence Young Arrived at the
al BAN
Ger. Sander. Bremen sept 10
20 with mdse aud passengers 10 OelTichs d Co.
Steamer Cycle brl. =. Sourabsya. &c. via Gibraltar
sent T. Anchored sandy Hook Tor orders.
Eurpldes tlir Herd AguGla, &c. via ST Johns
PR Sept -. with and passengers 10 New.YOrk
So co Arrived ar The Bar az s
Steamer Iumuri Hansen. Mexican ports VIA Havana days
wiih and passengers 10 Jas Ward Co.
the Bar az 63Opm.
Steamer r. Mar Mason New Orleans days with mdse 10
John 4 Van sickle.
steamer Porua BIZ. ASH Johns. NJ via halifax,
.nd and plsson gers L. Bowring & Archibald
steamer Lucy 2 Mucr ilouer, Bangor. with mdse and
passengers 10 r nSmth &c co.
BrE Arcadia Armstrong Barbados 70 days. with 10
II Trow bridges Sons
SUNsET-~Iud a sandy Hook. hight, 81 clear,
At Cly Is.and-wind fresh. SWi far.
Arrived yesterday
stssmer Trinidad lBr Fraser windward Islands vr 80
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LONG Island

rLATBUSII-The fOur-days fair Of the Epscopaliahs
a. Windsor Terrace Flatbush, closed Saturday even
inc and handsome OF money was realized, which
will 20 to a fund toward building a new church.
crazy quilt presented by Mrs Klnkaid TO be given to
the most popular member OF the Kings Daughters OF
fine church. was won by Mrs. william ;. Ryan. The
contest was decided by vote Mrs. Ryan received 400
yotQS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
ORANGE.

Moses Condit the oldest resident Of the Oranges,
died yesterday from old age. He was ninety seyen
years old and died at the old homestead in Pleasant
Valley Way, between the first and second Orange
mountains. The house was built by his grandfather
samuel Condt early in the last century Mr.. Condit
was a man of remarkable phys yieor and retained
his faculties TO the last lie IS believed to be the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

rRynuNE WAR sTORIEs-A second edition OF
b,. entertaining collection OF stories OF torng an"
evcitua adventure in the Civil War has just Deen
t,,Ad NV The Tribune, aud all orders can now be hed
nromptIy. There nre 40 stories. all written by Union
oder. and all actunl participants in the scenes mar
rated. Twenty-Five were written In compeuuon io'
r;,ss Pamphlet form, pages, 81 cents u copy.
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Sr,pnrn AT A POLISH WEDDING.

siabbng ARRAY occurred at a Polish wedding az
M "A North sixth-st. late on Sunday night' Inc
Injured man was John ZOtak nineteen years Ola, Oh No
1913 wytheave., Of the guests; ana u'e S,aoOn'S
was dine by Joseph Hrischko Ao'aAS in'Dles, 60
,bourb not dangerous are painful. He received
several cuts on the head and his right hama was
badly laceratod The stabbing was the result OF an
insut Zotak had offered to the bridegroom 'ohn
unschlxo. a brother Of the accused man. All hso
beep drinking Zotak after receiving MS WOUNDS
went to the Fifth Precinct Police Station "neio ms
Injuries were dressed by an ambulance surseoI' ~
80 srs. declined 10 say how he got his wounds and
,r,es 4, impress upon the police that he had fallen
through n window of q liquor shop Yesterday zo1ah
,Has able IN leave his house and went TO Jusuce
Goettng's pelice court, whore tic s"oio 'u'
for his assailant's arrest.
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The Royal Baking Powder will
not deteriiorate but will retain its
strength in any climate until used
These qualities are exclusive to IT,

Oldest OF all the original residents Of the oFSagGs
WINS strong Presbyterian. and at the time Oh is t ~
I'd heen for MANY wears the senior elder OF tIe ~
Cloud Presbyterian Church The fnne RAJ %l viii
his home on Thursday afternoon, anu Une ''''~-
he in the cemetery at Pcasantdae'
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pppsRyrERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY al
n.,ro;, 1901 Now out. Copies cnn be ordered bJ
moil or bought in The Tribune Business Once. the
proceedings in tuii. reported especially tor Th'
Tribune by n Presbyterian Clergyman 10 NarSe
octave pages. 25 cents a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

commenced last week at Add ST., en-
bracing all the new styles of Sealskln,
Sable, Mink. Persian Lamb, Astrachan,
Otter, Beaver, and all leading fashion
able furs which will be worn during the
coming season, at the lowest possible
prices at which reliable Furs can be
manufactured, affording the Ladies an
opportunity to purchase their Furs at
prices which cannot be duplicated this
season.
Having purchased the Add st. property
a few years ago at low figure, | have
had the building altered specially for
the manufacture and sale of Furs, ana
consider that / have one OF the most
complete Fur manufacturing establish
ments in the country, and in one OF the
most desirable locations in the CITY OF
New York, easy of access and at a low
expense, thus enabling me to sell goods
at small profits.
M interest ne capital tn.escd Is sSo y IN sa
priUileCes."
,,cban ,oho pau high rents necessarily obtain large
proSts WnHe Merchants rhO are under 10" expenses ca" a.
| ford small pronS'
Ihave a very large stock of goods at
both my Uptown and Downtown
House, and for the purpose OF reducing
the same prior to the consolidation, L
will offer decided bargains in Sealskln
Garments, Military Fur Capes, Shoulder
Capes. Fur-lined Garments, Muffs, Boas,
Fur trimmings and everything new and
desirable in fashionable furs.
bave moved my designing, cutting
and manufacturing department for the
Retail trade to the Add st. store, where
Garments can be manufactured TO
order, and repairing and altering at
tended to.
Parties DESTROYS of having their Car
ments altered or repaired can have the
work done at lower prices now than IN
the busy season.
Until the expiration Of my lease OF
Prince st. store, Furs will be retailed at
| both stores.
C. C. SHAYNE
MANUFACTURES,
Retail, Uptown, 1874 West 42d ST.
Wholesale, Downtown, 1903 Prince ST.
|
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.


THE WIFE OF THE MURDERER TESIlflEo
Coroner Matthews yesterday began the inquest III
The case Of James d. DAILY, the Portchester eroCer
was murdered in his store on saturday morning ny Io
p Gleason q night Waterman and war veteran MIS-
Mary Gleason wife of the prisoner, said she was an
amt Of the murdered man. She said That she hau
lived an unhappy life with her husband for NUMBER
~ wears and quarres were frequent between thehl'
She owned a little property in her own right, winch
was the main cause OF the trouble between her anu her
husband. He wanted her to mortgage her property
80 that lie could raise money to build another mousse
Her son William advised her not 10 mortgage the prop
artv and her husband then became lncensed al VIII
lam ON one occasion, when her husband was abusing
her her son william interfeed, ana the iather anu o
came 10 blows She stood her husbands aDusc a. lois
S osshle and then went 10 the hOuse OF her nephew
James b. DAILY Mrs. Gleason said that she never
heard her husband make threats against Dsy, fn
he did not like her nephew, because the Iat"I Dclo"
ed her. ,. .,,oId con ~ the
defendant corrObOrated the larger part OF MS lotners
testimony He said that his father several UNIT ni
threatened TO kill him. Tue witness knew I i nn'
father entertained bed teengs toWaT 6 5e in thc
house. The inquest was adjourned uh'p AonuaS HoA
at p. m.
YONKERs. John Copcutt, against Whom the Bod arr
Of Health recently obtsned injunction leStrdhlns
him from drawing oil the water OF the Nepetilan ~
hepun suit for 500, 900 damages against the AeAiuei
smith & sons Carpet Company for the ALLEGED foilns
Of tIe stream and another action for 100000 dam
aa,s against the city Of NOnkers for an a!eeeu running
Of sewer and overflow pipes into the river r; O.,
The Rev H. NJ Warren, assistant pastor OF tne fll,
Aycnue Baptist Church. New York has accepted u ca
10 the pasOrate Of the Nepperhan avenue bdPvaS
Church and Will enter upon the dscharse Vi ii' INV
duties about october 10.
WHITE PLAIEs.-Judgc Dylman has accepted az
invitation from the Westches County hlstoiICSI
90 a n m ON October 81 lie promises 10 relate ncWN
discovered facts concerning the capture OF MAJOR Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

The official announcement is made that on honuaS'
October 6. daily newspaper will be issued nom tile
office of aThe Central Ncw-Jerscy Times one OF Tie
oldest established Republican papers In New-'erScy
Frank W. Runyon proprietor Of The ines ssy. tbe
oUn and edit the new PAPER, winch VIII I''0 uho
hearty support OF Union County EepuDhodhs. AH'
title Of the daly viii be The Planhed Courier"
Henry Anderson an employe at the POND t09I 1,
evening when the rope broke and nc was e SIo
under the falling Of iron HIS skull Wa H.
was taken in q dying condition 70 the Muicnocis
II0s,dtai He has a wife and four small chlldrei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
PICHMOND.-The Richmond CO

RICIMOND.-The Richmond County Grand Jury,
which met yesterday at the court house in Richmond,
Investigated the charge Of obtaining money under
false pretences against Justice John J. Vaughn, OF
southfeld. Vaughn is accused by Mrs. Catherine
Stroeble of extOrtng S45 from her on the pretence
that he would use his influence TO secure the release OF
her husband from Jail Vaughn says that he received
the money as counsel fees, and when he fonnd that
Mrs Stroeble was so poor that she could not pay her
rent lie SAYS he offered TO refund the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
Announcements.

1r,s,.o ,eath sweet breath a fragrant MOUTH
D" Nv TTne-a ara no charms SURPRISING uesS'
.Adad ar home east west. north, sOu5l, ,o,so
ABROAD, q. ~, no 1rme charms are sure 70 plelse'
All those who SOZODONT apply d and try
All VIII Jill bcve these charns-take heed anu UJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
STATEN ISLAND.
FINDING PARIS GREEN IN A WELL.

FINDING PARIS GREEN IN WE'LL
When Mrs. Messener, of Richmond valley went
to the we'll on her premises yesterday 10 draw some
water she noticed a greensh scum floating on Top oil
the water Some of the water on being Analysed oy
a Tottenville physician, was found to contain PanS
green The police were Informed, and they are no"
making an investigation. Mrs. Meissencr says she
does not know why an attempt should be made 10
poison her family and she cannot account for the
Paris green being In the well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

FO-UlN
Sun rises 81 sets5i3 Moon rises 2sam Moons age 20
HIGH w1TgA
lM-sabdy HooE 1904 Gov Island 5AO Hell Gate 1853
P-sandy Hook 5.Oy t5ov. island $40 Hell Gate 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

sTUDIEs IN RECIPROCITY. Letters of l. r."
illustrated from the West Indies, Cuba, Mexico ana
Central America. valuable nud entert"'n'hS
document. 100 Octave pages I'd cents COPY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

Browns Camphorated saronsaces CO.. sr..sTVins IN
tne Venp ss,cssinc and delicious" Is eena ooss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

Health FOOD CoMPANY's GLUTEN rS SUPp GSc
IToRIf5S cure constipation and piles. DJ ""'' wv
a. Fifth Avenue, New-York, and all ofusgi9'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
SENDING AN EMBEzzLER TO AN ASYLUM.

Henry c. Peters. the bookkeeper OF IL: T. lia'lieS
=. - % No 40 Dupont-st, who is charged with
,tti,g fro IN the firms books when he WIS abont 70
leave The city for vacation, was sent to the Fatoush
insane Asylum yesterday by Judge Moore Inc
musicians of the charities department declared nun
20 he insane but the DstrcAttorney did not beieVe
no was crazy and wanted the case sent TO the 'rahu
.Iury The dispute compromised by ISSUING
bench warrant 10 accompany the commitment 30 uo'
,s Ne .oo,,ore he may be held for the Grand jury.
A., ov,omipanon Of the books showed that he was
shor in his accounts by $2,377 49, Hls father GIed
i'm an insane asylum. He says that the goh ,o
set ON lire by his accidentally dropping hsheu cigar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

Beware of slight irritation Of the IL hc house
= hoy NJ Brummell's Celebrated cough DroP9 AH VA
e;cnuine have A. II. u. on each drop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

Mrs winsow's Soothing Syrup for chi. say
, e,,es wind collie and d2rrhoea 20 cents D.
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.F:QJ.R RS,

Having decided to consolidate
both my Wholesale and Retail
Business in my New Building,
124 West ADD ST., near 9th
avenue Elevated road, as soon
as the present lease Of the
Prince st. store expires, |
will continue the Special
Sale of Furs, which was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American VII.
,nre. Differ In Prosperity" republication In SINAI,
pamphlet form. OF the charming article oil d. ".
Nortrop on that subject in The Tribune setting iort
the cost vnlue u village Of handsome appear -, .
,x he,,cr,neut- the plea sure be derived by the
nhnhi,nuts from Improvement associations ana 'n'
ursat service any can do for his nati'e '''"S0
3 cents n COPY SIS per 100 copies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
ro, HEARING IN THE LAYTON CASE

Vice Chancellor Htney has desigh"'ou OO an
for the time of the hearing In the Aaw'O
q, uackensock gave mortgage to John c. Grlinn, VI
baltimore. Nd to secure debt of $4,000 La"'on
soon got thousands OF dollars deeper INTO aeDc ona
finally disappeared and what became OF MIN no on'
knows John c. Griffin died about three yes' reu,
making Thomas II. Lanahan and William II. iSa.
Of Baltimore his executors. The foreclosure
"a noon hrourlt by Mr. Griffin was kept in the courts
-. hs oxecut1rs and recently the Central Trust ooh
norv of YewYork which obtained Judgment lol
s6s 900 against Lawton filed an answer 70 'ilo o,i,
If foreclosure saying that considerations % @
between Lawton and Griffin when tne re iii have
heen filed by the Commercial National ian1 H. If
Sonnc of Jersey City, and Asa W. Diohiiisor' VI
Hackensack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
FATHER pUFFY,s PROTEST WAS FORGOTTEN

rATv1rR DuFFY'S PROTEST WAS FORGOTTEN
The Rev. James s. Duffy, of ST. Agness Roman
Catholic Church. at Hoyt and Sackett ss, is indignant
at the treatment he has received from the EXCISE No
missioners. lie says that some time ago ne he9ru
.ho, q Honor store at No OF Hoytst. was to be re-
,novod n Uoyt and Union sts, near his church ana
IouhIic School No @ He went 10 the Office Of the
commissioners on September to protest. None Oh
The Commissioners was there, but CLERK toio MN
that nothing had been done and made note Oh MS
protcst on September 90 the change was ailoWen'
The Commissioners say they never heard OF any op
position. 1t is said that Mr.. short the cie1;
Wv On his vacation leaving a note of the objection
On his desk lie returned yesterday after the permit
had besu granted, found the protest where ne nSa
left It, and turned over TO the CoSse 10 sIreaSv
overrmn with liquor stores, Father Dnhy says Ii
chnrcb services as well as sleep are disturbed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ u,
40 WEST S9TH-ST. ,, o.u.,s
Diseases Of the Nervous System Gehi's 70
Impotency and sterlntJ' i "
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.AMERICAY MONEY, GOLD, SILVER AND CUh-
ENCY."-The currency articles Oh n.r' "Ol. nc
-. -, -. ronr,,ted from - Big Issues of an ON
yoor ;, In cheap supplement sheet form for popular
distrbutiou 10 10 copies. cents each POSTAGE paid
1"o one. As cents, freight be paid by purchaser
600 copies or more, 81 Thousand ireisn' " 10
a nv
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nnrv,Nn ruAr nE srRucK TIE DEAD MAN.

DENYING TUAT he STRUCK TIE ULIfD 114l1''
po,iceman O,shaughnessy, OF the Gates Avenue
Police Court denies that he used his fists upon JACOB
petzel when the latter tried to escape from the ohceS
ON saturday morning. Detective Sergeant Marks nc
saws overpowered Bethel, but without STRIKING MIN
and his part was only in putting him in the wagon
after he was captured. County fhyslciah shep"'u
- ,ha+ no sees no marks of violence tho body Of
ptzal ard he believes that his death at the jail on
saturday night was from the effects of alcohol Inc
uolice stn insist that Bethel was drunk instead OF
suffering from brain fever his family and phS scis
assert DR.. shepard will make his report Oh uie
autODsy to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
SEEING A TRUCK LOADED WITH DRYGooDs,

Detectives Clarke Doyle and o'Neill YESTERDAY hiOl
ing stopped truck loaded with two large boxes VI uls
goods and several rolls of CLOTH bound ior lle l'is
TWO men who followed the truck on the sue""h dIi.
. hoy who rode on the truck were also s'oppeu' 'lu
truck men and boy taken to Ponce iieau4u
The men said they were Leon Nailison' Vi ~" o.
1oY+orst View York, and c. A. Fingestein. Of NO. %
Irdowst. The boy professed 10 be Isaac Flnse'teih
Chief Murphy decided to detain the men Tor iurtier
Investigation. He had received information on oatui,
aay night that the goods had been taken to NO. 'oo
Grand st. in suspicious manner, and the three 10
tectyes who arrested the alleged propre'orS Oh tne
,,od had watched the goods since saturday. 1t was
aG that the goods were purchased by G. Rouse OF NO
10 Walker st. OF the Washington Mills, which mas an
office in Wall-st NewYork, and that House SOU uiei
az WaIl6sch.
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sOIJTURRN sKETCHEs.-Travels OF n Tribune
foyre.poudeut iu West Yirginn. Kentucky. LOUISE
ana Florida, and other southern states. Well Illus
.,ted puxe. 15
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NEW IDEAS FOR FARMERS" n handsome l"rse-
mayed pamphlet 1903 pages, well Illustrated, OF sroni
Interest the owners Of iarins VINO 'ans' aese'op
.ueeISI branches Of farming. Topicsi The National
Horse syyino Raising. Egg Hntchlng Back Caiture
FnrminG IN France. and The TnriH In lis Relation 10
Farming Price 35 cents u copy.
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THE TRIBUNE JUBILEE. tho proceedings at tue
rcccnt celebration Of the SOM Anniversary oil ths
go,nd,pv NJ The Tribune, Including the speeches on
pepew. Daua. Curtis. Mckinley and horr' the poem
INV ,.dmn the list of prominent guests oic'' etc In
I'm ndsou,e pamphlet form. 10 cents esPS.l
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTG DING STEAMERS.

THURSDAY, OCT. L.
London ..--..-.sept zo.--''
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rpIUUNE ALMANAC. 1891, the largest ALMANAC
-, ..,ed Inv The Tribune and containing m nston.sh-
in ,ouut Of matter. political, 'ocini ana financial
y,:u,hIe for reference. - cents COPY
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seseniber bon Der oeatid . tatbpIifGen airds
6auss unb S9itbersMoler
unb &dnbIer In G~arben, elias 4. &c.
MHe Gafrdse tuerbeu fOfOrt oussefabrt. Rreifi
biHiser pie irseubwo IN Der Stabt. 14,2.r
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Grbarb o.. Wiimtber,
Dent16er MbbDfat

Office: 2tmmer 30. 5, Geptne Builhtns. Re. "a
Gsleeae : Strase, neben BEN GonrtbauIe.
~ gratttitrt tn ben Gert@ten BON 3egas uRh Der
Der. Staaten. 1871 iii
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-25
Der ment@ Der 3utmntt.

0ir renncn bcnieuisen cinen @eilcn.
Der oen 0,ciit iciner :3eit ueritcbt unb
barans Sic nnsciabrc Gntpideluug oer
,i3utunit Musubcuteu int Stanoc lit.
@ic aber pom Grba6cncn gum Sd6crli=
den MIR einS@ritt lit, 10 tann audi aus
einem 8eiicn leiht Elm Narr weroen,
fails CT ieine Erop1etie 10 melt treibt,
Oingc poraus,uiagen, bic in concreten
&erbaltuilcm ibren 0rumo baben unb
baDcr upn Nicmanbcm unb u,,tcr teineu
llmitdnocn uorber nit abloluter @eluiRz
bcit ertldrt werocn %t0nnen. -. 49,.
ltnb bod iino bic eriten Tra9en unierz
Ct @esner tets: @as wollt Sbr an
Steuc bes Y%citc1enoen ieeen? Nie miro
cs III Gurer neutrality-suspicious. ausiebs
Ell? @as ioQ nit bcm 6cinoen Der Orb
nan9 9eidebcn, penn es tcin @eieb
9ibt, iie 81 b~eitraicn? II. /. ~. 50
ldderlid iol6e 6rasen fins, il i6per
iiab lie ;ur 3ufrieoenbeit bes Neusieriz
gen 81, beantworten. Sebc Nntluort
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-25
mud int Srrtbnu,.

9as ct. gouis Saseblatt i6reibt:
Die Tarmcrbemeguns, welde ii6 mad
;ablreiden iriiberen Nnideen, iett wie>
Scr in Dem Bel treben, cine ,8ritte 9ar>
tel" ;u g%ritnoen, bemert6ar madt, bat
10 oficnbar cine itarfe 0tonomiide
@runolage, oab jeoer MIR cinisermaben
l1nterridtete, cs auf Sen eriten Blid
ieben mug. DAB unlere enslii6 ibreiz
btnocn 3%eitungslcute IS nidt ieben,
benefit, wclde llnuiienbeit iie Ben iosi>
allen Nragen entsesenbrinsen uno ME
mcnig Nusii6t %porbanoem lit, baB Dem
cnglij1 rcbenoen G9eile Der Btu6lteruug
mad oieier @idtun9 bin ein 9idt anfses
jteft merbe.
Sir nniere Mai9incnpolitifcr ban,
belt es lid nur nm bic Trage, ,pelde
Wirtuns bic Tarmerbelpe9nn9 auf bic
cine ODER anoere Der alien %torrupten Parz
teien Dabeu tonntc, uub ba beioe feline
@rmnbldbe Daben, nod sbenen lie ibr
Wirten re9clnI lpcrbcn mir bel ben ni6>
item Wablen meiber einmal uunocrbare
Nlatformtn ;u iebeu betommen, nit
ocnen sic bieotrcn Jarmer cinsefan9en
,peroen iolcn. NorauSiidtlid peroen
lie iid aud nod peridieocne Male FAM
gen ~laiieu, bis Der Sdwinoel AM Gmoe
bod ourdidaut wiro. Die 9eotb miro
ben Tarmern Ben Geritano i9arfen.
IS lit ionocrbar, baB iel6it gut nntcr>
.ridtete 8latter, ,bie oas ct. 9ou,sS ascs
blatt bic Gotfspartei ais cine Tarmer<
b%cuesuns biniteQen. Gs wirb ,po1l
giele, Sic iid slei0 oem Eageblatt auf
bic tclegrapbiideu 8cri@te perlaien, III
Gritaunen ieten, menn mir linen bic
Scrii6erung 9eben baB nit mO9lidcr
Musnabme Der &anias Delegation, Sic
Msebrbeit Der Oelesationen aus anoeren
.Staatcu, ni6t 6armcrs waren. SIN 9ez
i6luBcomitc 5. g, weldes Bic 8eidliiNe
ausarbeitete, beianoeu ii6 ioapeit uie
inns befannt
II &eoattGure.
4 Tarmcr.
3 Nopofaten. !.
3 S9riftteQcr ,1no je l Nrst, Soft
banoler, Maidiniit uno Neoncrin (Trau
emery pon Mi9isun). Die 8eiddftiz
s,t,g Der iibrigen Mitg(ieber lit uns nidt
bctannt, bod 1uaren es nlr wenige Tar=
mer, Dem Nmldetn nab.