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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
How Woman Suffrage Is Hindered'
New York WOrld.l


The fatal impeachment in the way of woman
suffrage in the United States is geographical
In this country it is very difficult to corner
q man. The United States are not an island,
neither have they any laws or governmental
policy 10 restrain lOcOmotion. ana save III
islands or under represslye politics woman
suffrage does not flourish The reason Is most
manifest Man is naturally grasplng' soul
less tyrant and unless she Is able 10 take nm
in ambush, and thus be able to dictate her
own terms woman can scarcely extract from
him the price of q new gown, much less the
peerless boon OF franchise
Woman suffrage beganrn New England ana
there man. tyrant-like, resisted as long As he
could and then. pOltrOon-like, ran away
whence the immense present superiority. mn,
merical and otherwise, of the more exalted
sex in that part Of the country out OF New
England the wronged and indignant VIC
tim Of thousands Of years of oppres-
sion, suppression. depression and repreS-
sion followed the fugitive into the Mid
die States, thence To- the western,
thence across the Mississippi far away
into those treeless. coyoteful wastes whence
come our bogus Senators and plteOus appeals
for seed corn. never running the mlscreant
down save in Wyoming Here, hcmmed IN.
appropriately hemmed in, between Snake
river and the Bitter Root mountains, the
tyrant surrendered, as he always will when
pushed TO the wall, and in that lone but happy
haunt gave woman her rights.
Nowhere else however, in this broad coun-
try has Justice been done. its very breadth
giving almost illimitable scope for felon flight.
In Great Britain, Ireland, Iceland, New Yea,
land-all islands. islands, as a distinguished
orator once said. entirely surrounded by
water"-woman votes. In over n thousand
other islands she also votes. and. triumph Of
triumphs in name as AS we'll as thing. has full
suffrage in the Isle of Man. In Russia, that
political island which no man is allowed 70
leave unless he has passport or guard, she
also votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
DOINGs IN M1NCHESrER.
Notes of Interest From the other Side Of ths
River.

very attractive and pleasing musical en'er-
tainment was given on Monday night by Mrs A.
G. Harding's music class. at her residence, cor
ncr Eighth and Decatur streets.
The police are looking for the thief or thieves
who broke into several stores on Hull ,tf.l'
sunday night and robbed the money draw
The stores Mr. j. W. Owens, Nunnally Sons
and one or two more were entered HoNnl E.
the supply Of cash IN the money drawer, nt '.
several establishments was small, amount
ing in all only 10 - or -.
Miss Ella Fulks, Of tins city, is visiting FRIENDS
in PoRhatsn.
Mrs. d. L. Lipseomb has gone to Baltimore On
business.
An order called the Sons Of Rest has boon ~
gained IN this city. Every man our 0t HlA
Is entitled 90 membership.
Mrs. Bransford who has been very sick ff
some time, at the residence OF her dal-l'.f
Mrs. ). W. Bronaugh. Jr., Is slowly rccoftrn-
The regular monthly meeting az the
Sunday-schO0l Union Association NJ
burg and ktirick. was held az fhe l.'
church, in Chesterfield. sunday afternoon ITO
exercises con sisted OF addresses recital .-r
singing and reading Of reports from the dia.'
cut schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Puck makes good point when he says that
after the 4th of March today the coun-
try can congratulate itself that Congress will
be once more a deliberatiye body. And the
people of the United States will take good
care to see TO it that it so remains in future.
10 more Reeds need apply to the voters of
the country for another chance TO revolu-
tionze the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

QUEEN VICTORIA is said to have been so
much pleased at the respect and courtesy
which her daughter, the Empress Frederick,
did receive in Paris that she is going to send
over TO the Parsians copy of her book.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

MCPHERSON. KAs.. Mar 3-The Second NJ
tional bank Of this city closed its doors
tcrday Some time Sunday night. AueA-
Heegland. president of the bank Va
and now lies at the point of death. Mr. u. -
gland either could not or would not tc.l Nl,
shot him and the entire affair Is cnshlobl. u
with mystery. No statement Of the bans
cOnditiOnable IS Obtainable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Ex-Governor ogle,by's Residence Burned

FLKHARr. ND. Mar. 3.-Ex-Governor Os'es,,
by's residence just north Of here was burned
yesterday. Loss. s25 600 Mrs Oglesby "s,
slightly injured A handsome gold-moaniel
sword. presented 10y Mr. Oglesby's comrades
at Corinth. Miss. where he was wounded
and many valuable manuscripts were con
samed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Bar Association to Meet.

The Bar Association Of this city. will meet to-
year.
The present officers are Preston Cooke presi-
dent: Willis Is. Smith. secretary, and T. Hill
reelection. Other business for the meeting Is
the question Of change Of rooms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

IN Sundays TINES the wires made us say
that the increase in the negro population in
Virginia during the decade ending in 1890 was
1926. The total number of negro inhabi-
tants of the State, according to the last census.
is GAO. s57, an increase of only 9,246. The white
population increased in the same decade
l27. s3s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

The New York World thinks that the Sub.
sidy bill, which finally passed Congress, and
was sent TO the President, was more of an at
tempt TO steal than real robbery. II is
ioubtful If many vessels will be built under
rs provisions, and the best of those that are
vii form part of the navys feet Of cruisers
ldesiysble result,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
We challenge

any man, woman or child who is affected VIII
Constipation. Dyspepsia. Headache or 10. l.1
Liver TO prove that few doses OF Sinh.s,,
Liver Regulator will nos relieve them II n, an
fails, and Is pure, so sure. 50 harmless INA Iii
infant can take il and never have sycohe "a,
regular, and secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

III the 10 admissions during tle year, D
We're readmSslons. which gives as the total
number of persons treated during the year.
1853.
OF the 90 discharged during the year. 81
We're restored. IL improved, and unmprOved.
Our statistics show that of those who died
during the year, We're in the Asylum less
than one week. less than two weeks. -Four
died from apoplexy, 3 from the exhaustion Of
old age. from phthi~is. and / from cancer.
Since the opening of the Asylum IN Nav
1887, there have been 637 admissions. 80 dis
charges. and 50 deaths, which leaves 2i5 re-
manning az this time.
II will thus be seen that the Asylum has in
three years and a little over of its existence
admitted over three times the number origi-
nally intended as the capacity of the Asylum.
There are over 200 unprOyded for IN the
State.
There have been fifty readmissions since the
beginning. One patient has been admitted
four times: have been admitted three times.
aud 81 have been admitted twice. Most OF
these have been cases of recurring insanity,
and their average stay at home. including the
time on furlough. has been nearly thirteen
months. This respite from asylum life by
furlOugh and discharge. whenever possible -
not only a pleasure and benefit but 10 tends
10 lessen the eyer-increasng tide of chrOnclty
and ncurability which floods the statistics Of
the insane everywhere. As will be seen, the
highest number III the asylum at any one
time has been two hundred and sixty.
The capacity of the asylum now is two hun
dred and forty beds. BY a system of fur
Laughing (haying carried from ten to twenty
on furlough) we have been enabled 10 carry
the number. although our capacity has been
strained 10 the utmost, and at times even be-
yond what was strictly prudent.
IMPORTANCE OF EARLY TREATMENT.
l feel constrained to repeat from my semi
annual report. aud bring to your notice again.
and through you to the Legislature, some
facts and figures bearing upon the Importance
Of early treatment in the insane
The following table. computed 10 the pres
ent time. shows the duration Of insanity be-
fore admission and gives the comparative re-
suits III this asylum since its opening, as to
later stages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Rueger's private dining parlors is the p.',s
where YOU can entertain your friends ln 9
CANT style. All the delcacies of the seSo'
on hand and served in the best manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

These results are fully cOrrObOrated on a
larger scale by the records of other asylums
and clearly demonstrate the facts So often
urged upon our law-making bodies by asylum
authorities. that in the first few months of in
sanity the results of asylum treatment are
favorable and gratifying, while If left without
this early relief. as is 50 often and SO sadly
the case. the dark shadow Of chronic insanity
grows rapidly into the still darker night Of
mental oblivion and hopeless lumacy-a fate
worse than death.
Statistics show that the average life Of the
insane person Is about twelve years.
For the proper maintenance Of insane per-
sons the average cost amounts 70 about 200
per annum. y. Y. Conn
In the development of the wealth of a State
each individual has a financial value OF tl5O
per annum.
In the case of every insane person il IS there
fore evident that the State loses not only his
maintenance, but his earnings for period Of
twelve years.
Placing the earnings at $50 and the main
tenance nj $50 (Which is a low estimate i'm
each case, 1t will appear that every insane
person represents loss 10 the State Of ~. 900
for the above period. or $500 a year. while a
sane person represents gain Of ; 800, or $50
year.
FINANCIAL HISTORY.
1t was confidently expected at the beginning
of this fiscal year that our appropriation for
support would be increased 10 $4,000 With
an increased number of patients this was
deemed necessary for their support and proper
treatment. This increase has been asked for
by your Board in every annual report and
was repeatedly urged by my predecessor as
being essential in order 10 give the necessary
clothing. the quantity and variety of food.
and that exercise and diversion which is es-
sential to the best curative results.
The appropriation for the support for the
first half year May 18th to September 3Oth,
1ss7) was $4,000.
The annual appropriation for support for
each year since (yiz: 1888. 1889 and 1890 has
been continued at $4,000. although the
average number of patients has been increased
from 40 in 1883 TO 2i0 this year.
The amounts spent each year and the
average number Of patients have been as fol-
lows
Fiscal Average Total
Year. No. Patients. Cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Don't Fall To Take

In time for coughs colds, Group, consumpi on,
bronchitis, hOarseness aud all throat AMI 'ul :
troubles, that old-iashioned remedy IN. DahL \
Cough Syrup, Of pure pine tar, horehound 4A'
Wild cherry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Has anybody said anything about March
having come in like lion? If not. we claim
the precedence over all our numerous con-
temporaries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
CRE1F OF THE PRESS.
Comments on Current Topics Culled From
Leading Journals.
~ No.i Gam


The Interior Department has acted hanhly
toward the Cherokee boomers, whom the
troops are now driving from the Cherokee
strip. The boomers had trusted in the dis
patches from Washington which gave them
TO understand that the negotiation with the
Cherokees for the surrender of their lands
had been completed and that the strip was
open to settlers They had made their way
in their wagons from half dozen States:
had camped along the southern border OF
Kansas. and at last felt authorized to cross
over the line and take up the claims
from which they are being driven. They have
endured great hardships, and must now suiier
vet more. Secretary Noble ought to have
given notice. some time ago, that the Cher0-
kee strip was not open for settlement; he
ought to have warned the boomers from cross
ing the line of the Indian Territory, and taken
means 10 prevent them from dong 80; ne
cavalry force that is now engaged IN driving
them Of the strip would have had very Ight
work in preventing them from going there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

The civil condition of those admitted d1-
ING the year is as follows Married males 81
females 81: total. 81. Single-males 40 o..
males. q: total. GO. WidOwed-males, q ie-
males ;. totnl TO-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-07
yirtues Of Hoarhonnd

The virtues of white hoarhound are set
forth at leisure. Boiled with iris root till
the third part of the water is wasted, it is
good for old coughs and raises phlegm,
taken a spoonful when the cough comes
on. Stamp. e., pound-the leaves with
honey, and apply for agnails and swellings
about the nails or joints. The juice cleareth
the eyes and killeth worms in the ears. !"
which was one of the minor plaques of
Queen Elizaheth's time and before. "All
kinds of hOarhound are good for women to
battle in that have weak back or pains in
the legs. The distilled water is good against
all scabs and whealcs. For madness, stamp
houseleek and roses, equal parts, with
milk, and bind Oh the forehead and tenn
Piles. Face swollen or scorched, rub it
twice or thrice day with the Juice of
houseleek. Juniper or the berries burned
driveth away all venomous beasts" like
mosquitoes, ami all infection and corrup-
ton Of the ,.ir."-Shirley Dare's Letter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-07
Italian Occuaations.

Wax matches, quite as good rs the im.
ported onos, are now made in large quaint.
Lies by lt;;lian immigrants i'm New York
ana Brooklyn. In New York the Italians
also prepare macaroni, vermiceli, bologna
and other sausagcs, and cream cheese. The
trifiing sum which they earn in boot black.
ing and BY tie sale OF fruits and candies OF
by organ grinding seems very large in their
eyes, and their poor friends at home are
fascinated by what they hear of the riches
to be had in America, and so emigrate in
large numbers. One of the most pros,er>
Gus restaurants on Union square is owned
by an Italian who gained small fortune
with his hand organ and invested it profit
ably in this wa. New York Ledger.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-07
GROUP

Millions of little children die
every year with that scourge of
infancy, the Group. The ordi-
nary remedy is so full of OPT
ates that it is extremely dan
gerous TO give it to the little
ones. Many and many a ten
der child ha, been sent to an
early and premature grave by
an overdose of medicine that
contained opium, or has had the
longing for the drug insidiously
implanted in its system to de-
velop in after years into the
morphine habit. Statistics
show that this habit is extend
ing with tremendous and awful
strides Mothers should there
fore be careful in regard to Civ.
Ing Their children oplates. The
great fact in regard to Reds
German Cough and Kidney
Cure is that there is not a par
ticle OF opium nor of any other
poison in it, no care need be
taken to keep the cure ont of
the hands of the children. Itis
emphatically the medicine
above all others for the little
ones. The worst cold is cured
in from one to two doses and
Group is relieved at once.
For sale by all druggists. %
and so cents
SYLVAN REMEDY Co..
Sole Manufacturers.
107 Main St, Peoria, Ill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-01

IS Tel berorbnet bur6 ben Staotratb
Der Stabt San Nutonio. bob bic Set
tionen Al, As, 46 unb AZ benz 3apitel
s. Der &eoibirten OrOinansen bin3u=
8efagt Deroen. mel1e folgenbermaBen
lauten:
Settinn A. 6obal5 ireenb Elm
elettrii6er Qeitun9sbrabt serriHen III
ober f6 In einem uuf9ereu 3ufanhe
bsiubet, fol es bic pFidt beg gigen=
tbimers bes beiasten 9rabtes, refp.
bes Brdfbenten ober beg DIRECTORS Der
betreHenben @sieliGaft fein, ben eIef=
|t1if6en @trDm fofort ab~5ufelen, bis
f9 befagter 9rabt pieoer in orbnunss.
mdBiger 8erfa1ung befinbet.
Settipn 45. Sobalb Der eIets
trii9e Rraftabertragungsbrobt, Der
96uBbrabt ober 5onft irgenb elm anbe.
rer 2eitungsbrabt ungeniigeno ober
na6ldifta befeftist pber ongelest III, fon
es bic Qfi6t bes fdbtifden @lettr,ters
iein, Sen @igeutbiimer bts beidgten
Drabtes ober ben prdRbenteu refp.
O.lel'ol nel oe.eeHehpeM WeieaiWull
oaoon N Sean1nlB gu leBeH, oeI' &C.
rngfen u~eoeltanos aoqelfen gu lanen.
aao es 1oa DE pfllg1 Der DsireTsnoen
geiealUoifen leln, Den SraDt ober Die
SroDte IN etne oroentl'pe UNI f1dere
S~erfallang gu or.n9en, UNI 3mar pat
pas lpolelieas etnen Tag nag Sm'
pfaag per 5uoof erDa9nten Nolt9ellung
Su gelWe9eH. Seoet nag, na@oem per
pranoent ooer Dlretiof iolW elrer 9es
tealGaf es oerlaumf. lener 4uHproes
fung nag5ulommen lol als 9elonoer'
res 8ergepen ongelegen neroen.
Settion 40. vs. lou Dte gfitdt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-01
Gin frappantes sseiipiel

BON Der eisertbimli9en @irtung
oeS llnterl6ieoeS in Der OrtliGeu j3eit<
rednan9 Swiiden Dem fernen Often
llno Dem ferneu 8eiteu ersabtt ar6i.
balo SorbeS, Der befaunte en9lil6e
Observation-Disclosures, in Der enalil6en
Monatsi6rift ,Ntineteentb Century,:
Sim fraben Mtor9en oes %. gioioember
1878 belette cine en9lil6e Dipilion ull>
ter @eueral Cir Samuel gropre Sic
af9banii9e Seltuns 9lli Musol6io.
Sd rift 5ebn (eu9l.) Mteilen mad
Dl6umruo, no iid Der Selotelegrapb
befallo, u1o ianote Die 9iadridt in elmer
fnr5en Depel9e na1 @n9lano. Das
3elegramm mar batirt 10 ubr Mors
gems. Der 3eitunterldieo Smil6en
Snoien nlo England betra9t flni
Stunoen, 10 bab Die Nussabe ser
uDaiiD Ams," mel6e oie 10 ubr
Miorsens ouf9esebene Depei9e entbielt,
I'm 9 uBr an oemlelben Mor9en in ben
StraBen 3onoou8 gum gerfauf anoes
boten iDuroe. Gqein bas ueberbolen
Der 3eit 9ins nod ipeiter: 3pil6en
gonoon uno Stem Yorf betrdst Ser
3ettunterl6ieo ebenfals flint Stlnoen,
10 oaB bielelbe Depel6e aud in Der aes
m0bnliden -aussabe Ser Stem
yorter Bldttcr am ielben Gage erlGien.
Sic murbe lofort iiber ben aitlerifa,
nii6eu Sentiment te~lesrapbirt uuo Die
friiben 3eitungsleier In Sun Tran5isfo,
Die nm 6 ubr III Der Sriibe ibr Mlorsens
blatt %eritanben, iparen in Der Gage, bon
etnem Greisnib 81 leien. oas li6 nad
Der ortliden 3eitrednuns 5lpei Stu1ts
ben ipdter IN einer Gntiernung bon
10000 enslii6en Meilen auf Ser all
bern Seite oe8 @roballes 3u9etraaen
bate. Sud" erfldrt i'm Sommerne6tS.
tranml, er tonne in 40 Miinuten eineu
9artel Inn Die @rbe ipauuelt, allein
oiele Sepel9e crrei6te ibre Yeltints
%mun9sorte I'm Stunben fruber ais Der
Nugenblid."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-01
Die Nmtbarmadpun8 Der teraniiden
Srattttfpble.


Die boate unb bantbarffe Nnertem.
1ung berbient Der gifer, nit tpel6em
oer 8otfteber unferes geoIosiiGen
Staatss Bureaus, 9err 8. s. SumbIe,
bic In benz big iebt ant bihtefen beHe,
belten SertidrsSbeile bes @taates geIes
sener, nod b6lig unbenubt gelaRener
8rauntobIen > Eager su elmer tui,tbe
f6aftliden 8erpertbuns gu brinsen be-
frebt 1T.
Nadbem ct f9on gu Anfang Der adt.
3iser Sabre bic Nufmertiamteit Der Sc.
f1dftspelt uno insbeionbere Der @iIen'
babn. @eielfdaften auf bieien hberars
rei9en Bobeni1oB binselenft unb bic
praftii1e Nubbarmanung befelben in
Der Gorm Don 8rique..es fhr ollie in.
buftrielen 3mede na9sepieien bate,
BOT ct in benz Iebten geologii6en Sab
resberi6te uieoer bic ~tpertbboIe Mrbeit
zines beuti6en @~eologen, beg 9ertrl
g. Qer9e, iiber ben @ebrau9. tpeI9e
bic on Wertb binter oer terarif9en
melt 3uridfebenbe beutf9e Braun.
t0ble To Der Deutt1en SnDuttrte
finbet, per6ffentli1en IaIlen uab er bot
es ~leueroines ioaar fur anse3ei9t era@s
tet, ieIbff eine-leiber auf ben 5u fur3ert
3eitraum bon 3mei Monaten be-.
i9r1ntte &eife nod Oeutf9Ianb gu u1s
ternebmen, um bort on Ort unb 6tele
gu Wub unb Grommen Der teranii6en
Snbutries gntnidlung, fir tpeI9e elm
biliges Jeuerungsmaterial bic @runos
bebinsung 1T, bic Noti3en tiber bic
Gortf6ritte Der beutfGen 8riquettefas
irritation gu iammeln unb bic ginbrins
eung oiefes fitr ben Nufbau unierer
Snbuarie 10 bod pi@tigen SntuHries
atueiges 5u erm6gli@en. Wel9 einen
fat unbere@enbaren Mertb bic Nubbars
ma1ung ber in rei1en, 10 gu fagen I'M.
erid6pfi9en 9asern borbanbenen te.
ranii6en 8rauntotle aud insbeIonbes
re fir bic giienbabn > Gntpidlung bes
9anbes baben utiroe, bebarf taum Der
g%rudbnuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-01
Mlerlei.

= prDf. 6. q. 8lant bon 2anias
@itp befinbet fi6 In Der gtabt unb miro
bier bemnd6f einiee @ortrdse balten.
= 8eim Jiiden in ber Mebina muir.
be Milbelm 8oigt BON elmer groBen
Moccaifu'S dlange gebiIen.
GarI Beds leBtes 2onaert inbst
am s. Sttober IN Mutbs @arten ftatt.
@dbrenb Jrau s. @aroIus &c.
tern NaGmittag nit ibrem 2inbe in
ber Oh . Commensurate fubr, i1eute
bas Bferb Dor elmer elettrii9en Gar.
@s lief in bic S%eitentraBe neben Der
tatboIiiGen &ir9e up5 bog 10 fur3 UNI,
baB BET Wascn umftiirate, nobel Grau
@arolus berausgetuorfen murbe unb Ell.
nige 8etleBungen erlitt.
= Die Beamten Der @iQespie @ounip
fair, tuelde am TO-, H., II. unb ID.
Ottober in 6riebri6sbure obgebalteu
wirb, batten Die GreunbIidteit, uns elm
SaiionsSidet gu iiberienben. 8eten
9aufl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-01
Cine 0roihdns.
CUR Nmenbirung Der -. Seftion bes
81. G1pitels Der &ebibirten
Slbinanaen.

Sci es bur6 ben Stabtrotb ber 5tabt
San NntDnio nerDrbnet:
DAB Seftion II bes 81. Rapitels Der
repibirten Srbiuan3en 10 amenoirt tuers
be, baB fe pie folst lautet:
Settion II. 9aB es fir ireenb
cine perfon unaeiebIi9 fem fon, bic
Geuer . Ilarmt6fen ober ben Ieuers
N%larmbrabt gu beriibren Ober in Opes
ration aH feBen uub ben JeueraIarm au
9eben, ousaenommen In 5dlen eines
pirtli9en Jeuers; ooer bic Geuerbps
oranten gu manipuliren ober au 6fnen
ooer bas WaRer aus benIelben 3l ges
brau1en, ausgenommen es eef9iebt bies
unter bet bireften Gontrole oes Chefs
bes Jeuerbepartements, DEG Wapors
ooer Stabttatbes unb bann au1 nllr,
UNI Geuer gu I6lden, our pro1is bes
Teuerbepartements. gum ausipilen Der
StraBenrinnen unb PIa3as nit @dldus
den ober gum Beiprinteln Der straben
bur6 @prtnfelpagen, hurh bon benz
WaD6r ober gtabtrotb autori1irte Ser
ionen; Dber Inn bic 5euerbporanten
gu repariren.
Srsenb cine Yerfou,. weI9e irsenb
etne 8eftimmuEg bieier Orbinon8 Der,
lebt, lou nod erfolgter lleberfibrung
bor benz &eforber nit elmer @elbitrafe
bon ni9t tpeniger als Gtnfunb3panaig
($25) unb ni6t mebr als 3meibunbert
($200) Dollar belest nerben.
paifrt unb ~genebmist ON %. 5eps
TENDER 1891.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Nttefirt: Manor.
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