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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
THE MATCH STILL ALIGHT.
Evans and Hoey Make 1t Glow With New
Brightness at the Alvin.

Evans and Hoey Make 1t Glow With New
Brightness at the Alvin.
Probably in the next century the critics
will have found out why ga Parlor Match"
which will then have reached its millionth
night, is more amusing than any
of the farcical pieces produced in
this decade. Without delving into the in
wardness of the great problem it NAV be
enough to say that it is as funny as ever.
and last night at the Alvin made
an audience laugh as heartily as
ever. The tramp, Old Hoss, is
made a work of art by Hoey, and the
book agent is the only truly de-
lightful one in the business, thanks to the
magnetic humor of Evans. They have put
many new frills around these clever crea-
tions; Hoey sings new song or two, and
the mysterious cabinet produces new
and remarkable visions OF beauty
and cleverness. The Levey sisters are con-
siderable additions to the luminosity of "a
Parlor Match Miss Mary Levey was un-
able to appear last night but her two grace
full sisters sang and danced their way into
the hearts of the audience. The house was
crowded.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
THE LATEST TRAIN ROBBERY.
A Frisco Train is the Victim, Only Seven
Miles From ST. Louis.

Frisco Train is the Victim, Only Seven
Miles From st. Louis.
kiRKwooD, Mo-, Dec 1.-[Special]-The
train on the Frisco Railway which left the
st. Louis Union Depot at 1925 o'clock last
night was held up by masked men at Glendale
at $50 o'clock. The train was stopped by the
desperadoes, the officials of it were intimi-
dated and large sum of money is said to
have been taken. 1t is said that the Adams
Express Company lost heavily. 1t was
rumored at II o'clock that the engineer was
injured, but this rumor is probably not
true.
The train is through one going to San
Francisco. The mail car is said to have
been rified of its pouches of registered mail
At 1 o'clock A. NJ. but little can be as
certained, operators and trainmen being
reticent. Brakeman JOHN Ryan, of the
Missouri Pacifc Kirkwood accommodation,
says that he saw several men hanging about
the Glendale station at o'clock. Glendale
is about seven miles from st. Louis.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Harry Davis, Museum and Theater.

AT this house Ella Ewing, the giantess,
seems to be bigger this week than last, for
she is the sort of woman that grows on one.
Prof Sherman, with his goat circus, illus
trates the power of man over animals. Each
of his goats recognizes his voice and obeys
him without hesitation. The goat on the
tight-rope is simply a wonder. Zan Zarett,
the magician, is very neat in his perform
anee, and Cozart the long-haired young
lady, is beauty. There are number Of
novelties in the vaudeville show in the
theatorium. Next week, Linus, the $780,
600 horse, with the long name and tail, will
be at Harry Davis.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
IEATHS HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Archduke Henry, Of Austria.

The condition of Archduke Henry, whose
serious illness from Inflammation of the
lungs was announced Sunday, grew rapidly
worse during the night and yesterday death
ensued. Archduke Henry was born in Milan
in 1928 He held the rank of FIELD Marshal
in the Austrian army. In 1872 he contracted
a morganatic marriage with Leopoldine Hof-
mann, who was born in 1912. She was raised
to the nobility in 1872 and created Baroness
of Waldeck in 1878. BY this marriage there
was one child, daughter. The Baroness
died Yesterday OF the same disease from
which her husband died to-day,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01

HARRISBURG, Nov. 3O.-[ Special. THE
commission appointed to select style of
polling booth and ballot-box in conformity
with the Baker ballot bill will make
another and more critical examination to-
morrow of those offered. Several firms
whose manufactures are in other States,
have offered, if they receive the award, to
have the furniture manufactured in Penn
sylvania
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
The Harris Theater,

The principal feature of the performance
at the above house, this week, is the special
scenery carried by Augustin Neuville as a
setting for ''The Boy Tramp" One of the
prettiest bridge scenes on the road is that of
Brooklyn bridge, with Its electric lights and
illuminated cars The view of the Passaic
river is also very good and there are several
other scenes worth seeing. The play has
been seen here before. 1t is a melodrama,
pure and simple, and relies for its success
upon its dramatic climaxes, of which there
are any number. The company is a capable
one, and the house was crowded to the doors
twice yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Lottery OmciaIs Give Bail.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-President
Conrad, Secretary Homer and eight en-
ployes of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany appeared before United States Com
missioner Wright this morning to answer an
indictment found against them at San
Antonio, Tex, upon the charge of violating
the anti-lottery postal law. They gave bail
in the sum of 81 900 each to appear at the
next term of the United States Court at San
Antonio.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Pittsburcers In New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-[SpecraL 1.-The follow
ing Pittsburgers registered to-day at New
York hotels: Miss 1. Burbick, Coleman
House: W. C. Renkamp, Sweeney's Hotel; L..
B. Hays, Westminster; j. McCleave, West
minister; c. Meyran, Hotel Imperial; c. F..
Morrell, Cosmopolitan; H. W. Ochse, Earle's
Hotel: G. w. Reese, Astor House; j. Sampli-
ner, Belvidere House; William Watson,
Hotel brunswick; ]. NJ. Boyd, Continental;
A. G. Dunaway, Continental T. D. Gamer,
Astor House; A. NJ. Hockswender, Ashland;
c. J. Mayer. Sturtevant House: F. l.. Robin
and wife, Brunswick; F. Y. Woog, Coleman
House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Harry Williams Academy.

There was laughter enough at this house
last night to satisfy the most ardent lover
of mirth. The big Howard Burlesque Com
pany furnished the food for merriment in
a mixed entertainment in which donkey
party and lantern gavotte are features,
and in burlesque on a popular play called
"Blue-O-Jane" There are lots of clever
people in the company.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Worlds Museum-Theater,

The cool weather and the big return
for 10 cents to be obtained at the
Worlds, crowded that popular Allie
gheny house Yesterday. In the theater
big entertainment was given, in
which Gushing and Merrill's musical sketch,
Sheehan and Murphy's laughable and
original burlesque of ''The Bookmaker, ="
and Burton's $4,000 dog circus are onlv
some of the good things Prince Teny-
mite, genuine dwarf of unusual small
ness, and some other interesting curiosities
are also to be seen in the hall.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Richard Power, M. p.

The death of Richard Power, Member of
Parliament for Waterford City, and well
known as the ewhip" for the Parnellite
party, which occurred Sunday, has been a
great shock not only to the Irish Parliament
tary party, but also to politicians in general.
Mr. Power suffered from a chill after leaving
a theater on Thursday last, and he rapidly
succumbed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Rio Grande Still Rebellious.

Rio JANE1Ro, Nov.3O.-Dispatches from
Rio Grande do Sui say the National Guard
has been mobilized, and fears are enter
tanned that the issue will be grave one.
The authorities of Rio Grande do Sui are
obstinate in the refusal to comply with the
orders from Rio Janeiro instructing them to
reinstate the former officials of the State,
and conflict with the Federal authorities
may be looked forward to unless better
counsels prevail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Cashier Morrison Takes Hold o-Day.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 30.-[ Special. Cap
tain John w. Morrison, State Treasurer
elect, will tomorrow assume the position of
Cashier of the State Treasury, to- which he
was appointed to succeed William Livsey,
who disappeared last June.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
WELCOME, SENATOR!
". III. Crane Reintroduces His Genial
Legislator at the Duquesne.

". III. Crane Reintroduces His Genial
Legislator at the Duquosne.
''The Senator" came back to us last night,
bringing back with it all the familiar at
mosphere of Washington life. With Will
lam H. Crane in his memorable creation,
Senator Hannibal Rivers, a warm reception
was accorded to it and to him by large
audience gathered in the Duquesne Thea
ter. 1t must be confessed that Pittsburg
gave the play a warmer welcome last night,
as an old friend, than year ago, when
it was a stranger. The stage set
ting has been vastly improved since
then; in the second scene, there is the dain-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
NJ. Lammer, M. ID.

DR.. NJ Lammer, of Allegheny, died
yesterday morning of heart failure. He was
graduate of Vienna Medical College, and
had practiced in Allegheny for IL years. His
remains will be inferred tomorrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Stage WhisDers,

"EIGHT BELLs'' is not a melodrama. It is a
pantomimic absurdity and there is ship
scene in it.
1T was thoughtful of Manager Davis to
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL THE ORATOR
The Natives of Ohio in Chicago Hold Thei
Regular Annual Banquet.

Regular Annual Banquet.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-The second annual
banquet of the Ohio Society of Chicago was
held this evening in the ladies' ordinary
of the Grand Pacific. About 800 residents
of Chicago who boast of Ohio as their
birthplace sat down to the tastefully deco
rated tables. In front of each plate was
placed souvenir in the shape of a buckeye.
Judge Thoman, who presided, introduced
Governor Campbell. The Governor was
given a warm reception and spoke on Gov
ernors of Ohio" Major Butterworth was
also on the list of speakers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Obituary Notes,

MRS. DIR. WAGNER, prominent lady of
Johnstown, died yesterday morning.
JUDGE JAMES NJ. CoFFINBURY, one of the
Oldest members of the Cleveland bar, died
yesterday, aged So years.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01

YESTERDAY, the first day of Kaufmanns'
gigantic one weeks sale Of overcoats, was a
boomer; to-day will eclipse yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01

SIR EDWIN ARNOLD at Carnegie Music
Hall, Thursday evening, December 8.
Tickets on sale at Ecker's Music Store, IS
Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01

have those little notices announcing Miss
Leyey's illness distributed at the Alvin The
ater last night.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01
Special sale-Black Dress Goods.

Special Sale-Black Dress Goods.
Nothing more appropriate or acceptable
for Xmas gift to lady.
JOS. HORNE s. Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-01

BOYS SPEC|A[T|ES.
Air Rifles, Cazu1O1zs,
DyzOlng Re1us, Tool Chests,
Wahhes, Balls and Bats,
S2edS, Goat Carts,
Buek Boards, Bicycles,
NeAoeibedes.
IRON TOYS.
Hook and Ladder Toys,
Fire Engines,
Hose Carriages,
PASSENGER Trains,
Freight Trains,
Horse and Car,t
Toy Sad Irons,
Large Wagons,
Sa0zmg Banks.
MECHANICAL TOYS.
Locomotive and Train,
Steam Engines,
Steamboats,.
MUSICAL TOYS.
Music Boxes, Musical RatAes,
Drums and Ban1os,
Rianos, Ha,m0naea,
MetalabAones, Tin Horns,
Roller Chimes, Bel2oa0 Heads,
Russ m WIelZ Wild Mule JACK
GAMES.
Kilkenny Cats, Patent Baseball,
Innocence Abz0ad,
Sieeble CAass Yacht Race,
H1alma, CUrle Circus.
Pops, Luck,
Checkers, Backgammon,
Dmlnoes, Lotto,
Trans 7'zb Aa0amdMe Wor1a
BaguteAe, Fish Pond,
75da2e- Wink Ten Pins,
Office BoE old Maid,
zalklMgBOaraS, Rimg-a-Rg
BoaOllng AAzeH
Capture, Dafnee,
Ten Pins, Rarlor Crogneh
C0quet Sets,
Laacn Tennis Sets.
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Sic Wutbmembi8feit Der Weueintbei:
luna Der @ablntftrifte.

lung bet Wablotftrifte.
@9on Dor Rur3em pieiert mir barauf
bin, bob ber 6auptoortpurf, ben man
Der %. 2eeislatur MAIDEN tanu unb
MAIDEN muB, Ser 1T, baB He bic 0eu'
eintbeilung beg States in Mabl'
Eiftritte, nod MoBgabe ber &eiultate
bes neueu Genius, beridumt bat.
@s banbelt f6 bierbei ni@t muir un.
bic Neu , @intbeiIung bes @taates in
@onsreB 9iftritte, 5te babur@ nbtbig
getuOrben lit, bab Seras au feine1 BIS
bergen II @onsreB Siben mod apei
rreue bin5ubetommen Bat, ionbern aud
UNI bic Neus@ intbeilung In Legislature
9iftrifte.
Infer bisbetiger &eprdientnnt, 9err
s. 8. @uraba@. ibergab urs nod
tur3 por ieiner Nbreile nod Deuti@s
Lamb cine Isabelle, uel@e bic Stimmens
aabl Der ein3elnen 81 @enatsbiitritte
bes States nerani6auli@t, unb pelae
3eigt, ME unglei6mdBig unb bemgemdB
ME ungere9t bieie 8ertbeilung 1T.
Die @eiammt3abI Der ftmmbere@<
tigten 8iirger i'm State belief f@ ON
4. Mopember 1890 auf 344, 900. Di'
pibirt man biefe 3abl bur6 81, 10 er>
bdIt man aIs bur@i@nittli@e 6tims
menaabl zines teben @enais . Ditritts
II, 800. Sn Wirtli@teit aber bertbeil'
ten f6 bic Stimmgeber In folgenber
Weife:
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Npti5 fir 9lr@iteftem.

Die adtbaren 8ommiiIdre bon 8erar Co.,
Seras, eriu9en Satleute 8ldne unb Spe3ifis
fatipnen fir ben Bau eineS tteuen Gpuntbs
Gpurtbauies ansufertigen. Sas @ebGube 1pa
cine 6rpnt am Main Yld5a bon ~einbunSert
Sub rnb cine Eiefe bon e~inbunbert un6 flint
nn6ahtsig SUB an Der Auintas StraBe baben,
iou bier Stodperfe bod unb nit einem
Sburme unb einem &eler (basement) berles
ben lein unb fol- bic neueftem &prri6tungen
fir Seiaung, 2iAt unb Sterilization baben.
en- bieIem @ebdube ipllen ftd fplgenbe &dums
lihfeiten befinben, ndmlih @ier Court,
atpei @ranb Surp>, sipei 9etit : Surbz sipei
Diftrift Glerfs, bier &i4ters, elm Ditrifts
Mnipalts, Elm GDuntb> ~Qlntpdlts, 3fpei County
GlertSs, 3tpet Sberiffss, Elm @erthtsbienerSz
CbailifD Simmer, atpei &GumIihfeiten fir ben
Collector, sipei fir ben gliieiIor, zines lie fir
ben S9atmeiiter, gertnefier, 9dntes Snlpeftpr,
G9uliuperintenbenten, &Dnitabler nnb Mrst,
sipei SriebenSri9ters 3immer, elm Surbsimmer
fir Ste Suffice Court, ems fir Sic County
&ommijIGre, Elm fir ben Sauitor, ems 8iblip.
tbetssimmer unb lpnit nod &durnlidfeiten,
tp,eni 9lab ~bcrbanben lit. @enanntes &C.
bauoe Ioa nit eleftriIaen GabrItiibIen (Ele>
~vators), eleftriidem Sidte, elmer 8prridtung
fir Oampf Sei3ung, l1br, 8abesimmer nnb
GlpietS berieben iein auberbem ioIen Stpei
grpBe, biebsfefte, eilerne @anb S9rante
(~vaults) fur bic 9lufbepabrun9 Der 8apiere
bes County. unb Diitrift : Glerfs ansebra@t
tperpen. Sir Specifttatipnen unb benienisen
Blan, Der bon ber GountpsGp urt ais Der Bette
eradtet pirb, perben Elm Saulenb Dollar
$4,000 ulb fur ben 3tpeitbeiten Stint Sunbert
Dollar $500 @rdmie beSablt.
8ldne unb Spectfifationen miiilen bel benz
Gpuntp=@l erf bon 8erar County Dor 10 l1br
Sprmittass, @pntas ben II. Mat A. D. 1891
abgegeben tperben.
Die Gpurt bebdlt ii@ Das &e3t Dor, einen
pber ale Pldne ~auridSutpeiien.
9ta4 S%eitiinmun9 Der County court
Can Antpnip, Seras, ben 81. Mdr;
A. d., 1891, publi5irt.
IS wirb sepiini9t, bab aue Sldne bas
8erbdltnib bon elm Giertel 3ol 81 einem
Sube einbalten.
g. %. so MIIifer,
GountpsN idter, Serar County, Seras.
g%ltteitirt:
Sbab. %. emitb,
gountpsGlerf, Serar COUNT, Teras.
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= Die MitsIieber Der gaRnos@ eieGs
i9dft balten ON Sonmtag an ber 6as
labo (2ee's genb) elm pienic ab. Sic
Nbfabrt bonn @afuo erfolst um 8 ubr
Morgens.
= Ser 99nittpaarent6nig 8. @olf=
ION 1T unter bic gerleser gegangen.
9ie erfte Nummer feines "MoEthly
Fashion Journal lit eri@tenen, btibid
iuufirirt uno rei6baltig auseeftattet.
SeSe Dame folte fi9 NIT einer Summer
berieben.
= So5n u. 9artmal1n bat i'm 81.
fritt9eri9t Nntras auf S@eibung bon
feiner 6rau Barbara geffeQt.
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0prbereitmn9ett our Jeier bes v9eut.
fC1ett 3QQeS"

~
Ma9 Der 10 aoeraus moDlgsllngesen
l~eBttdbrige1 Jeter Oes sSeutlden Sa'
ges" regte n9 pier IN Saa Nntoflo da'
ger1etrl BET Wuni9, otele Geler 3l etner
rsgelmaBlg mteoerte1renoen oauernoen
Sar'taiton gu maden, uao IS Duroen
an@ lofort S@rltte ergrlnen, UNI otelea
gSar1@ letrer Grfuuuf9 ndber 5i
ttigrea.
80 melt BE Noroereltungei1 3ur bless
fdDrtgen Deler pes rOeutlUen Sages"
9eote9etl nm, laflel1 ne oarauf i9lleBett,
ooB oleis 5Detle Geler elne aoD tolr'
t~uagsoolere uno gldn5eroete tDeroen
MIRO. ais ole leDr gelungene erlfe.
Wte 0er Gett5ug Deg bort9ett Sahres
.ole gntfpldA1ng beg 2OOO, tdDrtger
SulturleDens per Seutl@en IN EUROPA
lrD oes 29Osfd9rtgen per Seutld9eft IN
4n1erttas IN 10 tanlflerll9 Detorlrten
lrto Big ms tletnite Detail nit 9Ittort'
lger 9relle ausgefnDrier S@ai'gDa9en
aur Oarreaua9 ora~te, 10 tuiro Der
otesldBrtge uln3ug pgtloer III 8
ct altoeutl @en.0elDenage "
ber9tll@allIDet.
So1 Der Irl2Inn9ll@er Aoa1t, h@
lpecleu auf Sarpeuungen aus Dem 9tte.
0etungeillleoe 5u DelwrdllfeIt = mas
t@or! Der gtn9eltll9telt oes @a1aen lDes
gen leDr anl9easroert9 getueieil tudre
-nluBte man ieloer aus geoentea prot.
ttlder arf aolepeI, "a Die our Werfh'
gung ttegeroen Sorame etne gr6Bere
Nlallntgfaltl9telt Deotngea. Nleuet@t
tuiro a6er geraoe otele abtpe@slungss
reide Wislfdlttgttlt benz Wunide bes
grOBert pnblleums mebr erttpre9eH,
als BE Uei9rdntllt1g alf ote ei1bettlt9e
Oarttelui1g uateres berrll9ei1 grDBen
mtttelbo9Seutl@elI ytational<epos, pie
mon bag WbelunserlteO tpobl nit Tug
un0 Hedgt 1eanefl tam.
9err S@ratln1 9atte bic Greunoli@'
telt. uus bic bonn Wfoler gtclte l1 ytetu
Srleaus ausgefabrtert Jarber Stt33sn
oer L. S@au'gSagen 3u aetgen. luO ba
MIR Die pra9tooaen. ooa BERN e@ramm
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seras 3.

- Der COLORADO, 8ra3os, Nabalota
un6 anbere Glthe un6 @reefs tub an
berT@iebenen @tellen iiber lire l1fer &c.
tretert unb ri9ten S@aben an.
- ueber ben iogenannten &opes
Sur@fii9 brirst elm Beri@t aus CORPUS
gbrifti bic folgenbe WittbeiIung: Col.
&opes bot nit ben 0erren Griffin &
8ruber einen Rontraft abgei@IoRen,
tpona9 bitie es iiberaebmen, bic 9ers
ife0ung bes qanals quer iber Muitang'
Sslanb bin. tpelber unter benz Wanleit
bes Slopes pa1es betannt 1T, gu @nbe
au bringen. 69on felt ldngerer 3eit
1T elm 8aggerboot bamit bef@dFtist ges
tueIen, bic Gabrfrabe beraufelen, uuo
es if jebt uur nod etrpa cine Strede
BON elmer balben Meile iibrig, bic
bur1to9en werbeu muB, bis man ben
@plf errei9t. Wie berlantet, tperben
BITE 6erren Griffin, ueI@e aud ben
giienbobnbau bier i'm Rontratt baben,
iebt Iofort elm 3ablrei@es Rorps bon
Mrbeitern unb bas aptbmenbiee Gubr-
inert anitelen, I'm bic 8olenouug bes
Ranals m6eli6t au bef@Ieunisen.
= 0a9trdsli9e 8eri9te iber i@me'
rem &eaen laufen bonn 19. Npril aus
RpIe, 6aps @ountp, Mount pleafani
unb Nehesbile elm. Mu9 longs Der
san3en 2inie Der Weflideu @naipur,
8abn III, pie aus Sealp In Nutiu
@ountp, miteetbeilt mirb. bic Dnrte>
periobe gum gube getOmmen. uniere
6atmer, = fast Der 8eri@teraaiter, :
tparen borber beinab ~per3weifeIt. ftnb
iebt abe- tpiebsr sutben Mutbes.
= SIN 8ro3os 6luB mar, nod einsm
geri9t aus Waco am 20. Gpril, bas
Ma6er i9on nm Is Sub iiber benz mics
brisen Woferfanb seftiesen unb nod
INNER - ettpa 2 3oI bic Stunbe -
ON Steigen. Oas 9o9ma1er pirb au9
Der GabrHraBe bes 0afens on Der Mins
bung 3u Cute tommen unb cine be,
trd6tlide Bertiefuns oerfelben, man
boft, bis au 20 GuB-aur GoIse baben.
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MHertci.

= Der beutI6 : eugIif@e S@uI.1ers
Elm belt geftern Mbeno bic idbrli@e Ges
understanding ab. Der Beri9t
bes 0ottanoes 3eigt, baB bic S@ule,
|-na@bem bic Rapitali9ulD 3insfrei uris
tereebra@t purbe. fi@ felbf erbdlt, ole
10 feines 3uf@uhes bebarf. Der Bee
Iu@ lit ftdrter ME felt Sabren unb Elm
bebeutenben 3uma@s Der S@aIer3abl
tDirb i'm 6erbfe, beim 8eginn bes fleus
en- 6@uliabres, ertpartet. SIR 2inber,
tpel1e Dorher no9 feline 69ule beiuGs
ten, III Der M~ufnabmesS ermin auf Sep.
TENDER berIegt tporben. mas mir hermit
Defenders our &enntniB berienigen gls
tern briugen, bic beabf9tigen, ibre
2inber Der beutI@ . engIif9en G1ule
on3ubertrauen. Das SeitrittsseIb fir
Mitglieoer bes S@ulpereins III auf $40
b~erabgefebt tuoroen; mir folten meineu,
baB ieber Seuti9e es fi6 our gbre an.
reGnen loIte, einem 8erein an3ugebbs
rem, Der 70 bsbre 3usde berfolet, urb
bic G@ule fir aae sugdngli@ gu mo-
den befirebt lit. Sm Qaufe Der n61.
ten Gage tpirb fur bic 36slinee ein
Bicuic beranaaltet unb i'm 6erbfte lou
cine Gair obgebaIten tperoen, nobel Der
@Ortanb nit boiler 3uberf9t unb i'm
beien 8ertraueu ouf bic unf9dbbare
WitDirtung oer beuti@en Damen reds
net. Die gum G6Iufe ber 0erlammlung
borgenommene Wabl ergab folgenbes
NefuItat: 8. @roos, prdRbent; s.
Grieienbed, DicesprdRbent; s. Deu.
Zen, S@abmeifer; q. 9aui@te. Setre.
tdr. 8automie: u. Mope, u. Bed.
rlattii.
- Sobn u. gtabm if i'm 9iiirid.
geri9te tpeeen Meineibs 3u feds Sab.
rem 3u@tbaus berurtbeilt tporoen.
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Nprb 7eutiAer SloDo.

Berionen tpel9e beabfdtisen in ben
nd@ften Monaten Mai unb SUM eine
&eiie nod europa auf einem Der ele.
ganten Sampfer bieier bor5isliGen
2inie su MAIDEN, enttueoer in erfter cher
smeiter Gaiite, mer6en robl tbun f!d
bic Binette iebt gu f9ern, ba bic Na@s
frage in bieier @aiion ole Dorbersebens
ben aberieist. Ser Undergraduate er.
bietet fi9 paHase nit biefen Sampfern
per telegraph gu fi9ern.
Bldne Der S4ife liegen our Ginfibt
Dor uno ndhere Nustunft ertbeilt
s.. @ rieenbed d.
Ngent Der NOrbs Dsutiden 2lDpb unb
an6erer 2inien.
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- Die @inwObner bes fIeinen mdrs
tifGen Stdbtdens Grieiat, In benz oas
WiIoenbru9'i6e S6auipiel Die Guis
bops" gum 9beilt fpielt, boben einen
bemertensmertbea @uti6luB gefaBt.
sic wolen mad benz 8eiipiel Der Ober'
ammergauer 8auern eigene, aus ibrer
Mtitte befebte 8%Orfelungen Der nQui'
boDs" beranfaIten unb 5par oil feds
bis adt Sonntasen biutereinanber.
Der grtrag icQ einen, i'm Stdbt6en gu
erri9tenben 9obenjoQernbenimal 3usu'
tetommen. Mitglieber bes fcnigliden
G1auIpielbauies baben fd our ueber.
nobme Der &egie uab giuifuoiruns ber
Stolen bereit erfldrt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas @ps
@enblatt $3.50.
aetfenbe u ~genten:
s. g. @nid.
M. S@prDbin9.
8 . s.
9ages GbrDnif.
23. @priG.

1864. @intam Sbafeipeare gu Stratforb &c:
boren. - gerbantes sl @tabrib geitprben
Sidter.
1857. Sames 8uAanam gu Stpnb : Batter.
9a.. g%eboren.
1899. Die BON &pngreb gu 9aitabt sllriid:
febrenben Sran5oien ermorbet.
1928. &6nis @lbert BON Sa9ien seboren.-
Sn|ieins Ser BON Ilsier, fdld9t ben fran30:
1tlden &oniul nit BEN G~liegentpebel. (9tnlaf
gum &riese.)
184s. Sies Der 9reuben unter 8rangel
iber bic Danen betrn 9anneiptrf.
1849. S4ladt Bet &olbing. Sic S9les.
mig Soliteiner unter Spnin i9la9en BIZ
Odnet.
1864. S9Ia9t Bel Mpnti'S Bluff, Gan'
&iber unb Glputerspiae, Ga.
1888. Grit @4iit, befannter Sreibenfer
Sournaliit unb &ebner, in Stem 1lm, Mirn.
eeftorben.-S. g. &iibn, beutf9er Sdriftiel
Ter unb Di6ter Qebter gertreter Der unter SEN
Nainea rOas iunse Seutidlanb" befannter
Iiterariiden S@ule) seitorben.