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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
IN A GLASS HOUSE.

fhs Times the other day made Il rsth'r
savage attack on the "tx-town solicitor OF
Lincoln because he had been assisted in e
trial of certain eases by an eminent solic..
tor Of the Rhode Island bar. Those who
live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
and an attack of this sort mes Witl little
grace from our down street contemporary
which endesvors 20 u-hold the dongs Of
our city off is's.
Here in cur city not a year has pass d
but what some outdde attorney has bsrr
engaged to assist tie city solicitor, siI &c
We put on the brig ter and m1re becoming
robes of nuni~.p4 ity. From 1886 10
1889, $500 has been spent FOR this purpos,
beside an squsl cum that had been pail IN
TO the funds of the city solicitor for co =
tingencies-s word perhspS that can be
stretched so as to cover legal assis-
tance, also. The report of the city
treasurer fer this year will undoubtedly
raise il another thousand msking grand
total Of on toward 81 900 In other words,
almost clean thousand dollars for legal
assistance for every year our R-pnblican
friends have been in Office. To follow out
the argument of the Times, would0't it be
well to have solicit.r who can do the
business of the city without engaging 9th.
ers to do his work. A $4,000 solicitor is
q rather expensive toy especially when he
draws the salary and the city "psys an.
other man to do the work" Although the
Times may not agree with US we are Of
the opinion that the city has some rights
thst should b. considered and that it
fought to employ officers who don't need
high priced assistants in ordinary cases"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
Work Done I'm Playing.

a Philistine In art has appeared in the
person Of DR.. Neitzel, who has startled
the musical world by an extraordinary
compilation of figures with regard to
the strength required by the ordinary
pianist to play the pianoforte works Of
the modern composer. With this object
he has dissected Chopin's beautiful
Funeral March," and Etude No. 10
Op. 2j, and has arrived at the following
conclusions That the smallest weight
necessary to strike the keyboard in
order TO obtain a pianissimo effect calls
forth pressure Of the finger equal to
10 grams, 200 grams for expressive and
5000 grams for fortissimo.
These figures refer 10 single sounds
only. The weight required for striking
cords is inverse to the number OF notes.
as four sounds together need only pres
sure Of 1000 or 5000 grams instead Of
5000 grams, given that the strength re-
quired for striking one note forte is esti-
mated at 1900 grams.
DR.. Neitzel calculates that in Chopin's
Etude the strength for one passage
lasting two minutes five seconds weighs
not less than $3.50 kilos. IL would have
been interesting from this weighty point
Of view to have known the figures in con-
nection with some of the compositions of
the followers Of the Wagnerian school,
but no doubt the doctor will one day ex-
tend his labors in this direction, unless
he in the meantime tries TO ascertain the
amount Of breath wasted by a flute
player In a given number Of years.
Galignani Messenger.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
Chill is cooling of.
Tn. Strange Case OF Mr.. Norcross.


Two years ago Jacob Norcross was
rich ranchman who lived happily with
his family, surrounded by his herds, in
tho Cascade region at Ashland, Ore,
but the winter was severe and storms
violent and when spring came the
ranchman's horses and cattle had per-
ished, like the focks and herds of job,
and almost none remained He still
had his ranch and his home and stock TO
form q nucleus for new herds, but for
only q brief time for first a failure,
then fire and then another failure
which forced him to pay heavily on
notes which he had Endorsed took from
him the remainder OF his store and left
him as Job was left after satan's visit.
Then he was bcreft Of child, and
then. following the analogy, Of health
and strength, and feeble and dis
couraged and homeless Norcross was
forced TO 90 TO friends for shelter for
himself and wife. This journey was
made in carriage drawn by his only re-
maininG horses. and Just before Its end,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
IN BAD SHAPE.

We Seep for the Republican party OF
this city. 1t is in bad shape. OF course,
the Republicans will not take our opinion
on this matter but will they not take the
Chronicles, That paper knows who the
men are who are tslked of as possible can
didstes and this is what il says; The
party condition Is such that unless
the Republicans nominate good man
for mayor they are hopelessly beaten. The
rank sni file are tired ard sick of purely
political preference in choice of candidates,
and more especially where the candidate is
self-chosep, Whether the party wants him
or not There is no use in miacing matters.
If the convention shsll nominate an un.
popular or unworthy mar, the voters Vlli
set the sesl of combination on the sc', at
the polls, in an uamistsksbe manner
Yes, our enemy is in bad shape.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

while crossing the railroad track, spe-
cial train running at an unusual hour
struck his team, killed both horses,
wrecked the carriage, and bruised and
wounded Norcross and his wife.
There was seemingly only one thing
more to happen TO this modern job, and
that happened almost at the end Of his
journey, when it seemed that danger
was over; for at Albany he stumbled
fell, and when his wife bent over him he
was dead. Perhaps his death was not a
misfortune under the circumstances, but
it not unftly ended the series OF ills
which had its occasion-where? Who
can tell where or point out the stages of
the evolution Of these successive blows?
Springfield Republican.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

WHEN Columbus was made prisoner in
San Domingo the governor who arrested
him feared there nigh. be an attempt at
rescue. So he trained big gun on the en-.
trance of the citadel, OF castle,
in which Columbus was confined That
cannon has lain in the same place ever
since until now when Mr.. Obtr, Worlds
Fair representative, recovered it and with
the permission of the governor of San
Domingo, brought it to the United States.
1t will be seen at the Lis fair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

THE lightning i, striking pretty near
home. The President has appointed post
masters at Es.t Providence and Olneyyille
Goodwin strokes his whskers and "Ause.'
says he would take the msyoralty romina-
ton il it came to him unanimously. These
fact, are significant
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

THE Providence News says the Demo.
cratic party means to run New England st
the behest of the South. The News man
10 catching on fas, to the desperation of the
Republican party in Rhode leland aud joins
his brethern in the dying kick. Poor fel-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

Or corset goes without saying that the
advocates Of stays will point with pride to
the story of the New York girl whose steel
srmor turned the bullet Of rejected sultcr
the other day.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
AssigIee'S Sale.

WILL he sold At pub suction on Thursd ~
Z hc Slh day Of October 4. ID. 1891 1T 10 o'o ock
\. VI. the store formerly occur led by Arthur
Z. Iull fitusted 81 nun bee and I broadway,
n tbs ity { Pawtuct e.. county OF Prov debcr,
ard STATE OF Rhode l'ian !, by authority W s,en
IN mr., under snf by ar an Cced of R.s'gn.
men', made spd eNecut H by Artbur q. Lpll Of
said fawtucse' the fi!l wins pefs Jnll pros ort :
viz
cot q uii', platform seal q. &C 4, stovc, and ilc
c"tfc 'tOcK In ira e,tn GNt rra ros In paid
store g opging to tnd 'onbecied with the gro
cery business heretofore cirfiCd on t sal
place y ssih Arthur 4. tull.
THohAs ~. ROBINSON,
Assignee.
Pawtucket, II. 1. Oct. Let, 1881.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

Mr.. LEE is not slow in using the words,
''liar" and "snesk." What are we coming
to!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
Assigaee's Notice

NOTICE IS hereby sivon that Arthor q. Lul
y Pawt chct, In the County af Providence aud
: are OF Rhode islsnd, a. this day made an
assignment TO me Of all his property ami estate
'cr the reuent OF his ere hors. All his creditors
arc therefore rtques'td to prosent their claims
20 ne, and persons ioccttcd to him n axe pay
me NJ To me,
THOMAS ". ROBISSOS,
Assignec, 27l Main ptrect.
Pawtucs ct, X. l. SEPT. 18th 1871.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

The tax books are out but you'll find
the tax collector in.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

IT 10 amusing to witness certain paper.
manufacture lies about Minister Egsr.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
DIED.

In Provi ence, ad Init, MaIg gare,, widow Of
Jam % Hughes
In Providence, LIT met. Mary A., wife OF
John Nc'arrop.
In Fast Providence, Sep; y. wilii NJ. Nun.
rse, son OF william W. and lien NJ. hunroe,
aged IA years.
In Providence, Sept. 81, John Smith in his S5th
year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03

BALMAcEDA, Boulanger and-well, yes,
Dispeau!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
CopartnerShip Notice.

The cops't t1"rsh'p t"retofCrc tIl ting be
tween Jotn VI shll, %. and John Marshall,
Jr, under the mama # VI "a hau and Son, en-.
gagged In the mauufac' urh n hats At Pswtucket,
H., - this tsy disFO Ntd bV mutra' consent
Tho new paTtrer,hip, @ r"ich noti'e IL ven
be ow. IS u'hocileu So c'te ihs JfTtirs OF ,he
o'd rrm.
pAaIucket. Sent. Is. lsnl
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03


CERTIFICATE OF
LIMITED PARTN NERSHlP.
The undersigned hereby certify that In ac.
cordancc with the uIovlsioas OF Chapter lS5 of
the Public Statute. Of Rhode Island. they have
formI d q lmi.et Iajt ership to be conducted
under tn. name OF job Mathall & Co, In which
John MarehallSr and john Marshall Jr each
residing In Pawtucket . the County OF Proyi
dt nee and State Of Ri Sc Island, are tn, gen.
eral paituers aLd Jane MerAhall, esiding In
Fall River In the toguty OF Bristol and Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts Ia the special
partuer, and the said J Jsmcs Marshall has con.
treuted to The comm . stock the tum OF five
thousand dollars IN actual cash y symenis
Said partnGrsLip ~ formed for the purpose { (
car rylng on the lusrcs1 Of the manufac Of
hats In FswtucL store 3sid and Is 10 CO me nce
stpte mber l5h \. -. 1891 and terminates q.
Sap,em ser 18TH, a. ID. lS9i.
JOHN MARSHALL, sr.
JOIN NARSaALl, Jr.
JAM y MARSHAL
COMHOSw GALTU or MASSACHUSETTS.
BRISTOL SIS Fail River, Sept II, lssl.
Ttere psrtonallY slpssred the above name >
John mashill sr John Ma'thnl Jr.. and
James Mais1sl and cvcraly acknowledged
the above certil cate to be their zee act.
Before ma.
" g DAVID Y. sLADF,
Notary ruJtc
'l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

Die 8erliner 8oIi3ei raft it6 urplOBltb
aus benz Liebgenoroenen ShlenOrtan tbrer
@lei0gitltigteit auf uno leBt 9an3e Shads
rem iener srbGrmli1m Sdufte unter SdloB
unn &leqel, unb Die 9ttchter DerbdnGen flH9s
Bic ihmcriten Stroien iber lie, weL6e oas
Stratgeleb geltattet. 9lber ertt mus Den
0erren elm Oonnertport BON oben Der IN Die
Obren i9aIen, ebe tie it6 bequenle1. cine
8fli1t Al ertiluen, Deren BernGbldlttgun9
in Der HeihsbauptitGDt cine paGrbaft err
i6redenoe 8erbre1erbrltt ge5ltntet bat. @s
nGre in b0hiten @raDe ertreull6. ipenn
8t. helm II. ieiuen "elierne1 &ebrbelen tu61
tia banobabte uuo Oa, no IS ~notprpeilotg
lit, cine NuSfebr peranltaltete, DaB St0rD
uno S9mub nur il btn0usiptrbellt, 81
tbun bGtte CT iiberqenug. O%tertipLroiG lit
es, tpie Der faiierlide @rlaB Gu0 i'm NNs7
lanDe 3iinoenb einge;6lagen BAT: III A5rllz
iel, IN 8ari5, In 9onoon iptrO mon 1tb ouf
einmoL flar 0%ariiber, cine ME turd)tbdre
@efobr Die !3unit Der l3uhGlter tlr bic
Sld1erheit ulD SittIi6feit Des GroBitaotIz
Idben QebenS bIloet. @s bat fat Den Nrlz
Idletu, alS bate man friiber feline reebte
8~orlteuung oauon geba6t, man ml1Bte oenrl
abiidbtLiG nidt Die gebl0relOe IenntntB
bon elmer Yeitbeule 9enommen BADEN, oeren
man nint 6err Ill Der0en permodte, BIS
BET 45ro3eB 0einSe init eleftrtlMem @lnDltcht
Den Sumpf erDelte u1O Der 1urge 5oDenS
3nller OQ3nllden fubr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
SUDDEN naa Wilfon.
Die mutter oes pcrf6Duneensn Geridtsz
fRretbers mod2te fetren 2~ufeuthaIt
erfahre1I.

8plt3ei6ef Wtc@laugbrD er6ielt fir3Ii6
etn S9relben bon leitem NlntscoIe0e1 ..
g. 0aiter aus Jteip Orleans, mel6er i'm
eriu6te, ibm bebiilflt0 Su ietr, ben Nufz
elltbaltsprt Soiepb 8. Wtllon's, oes Dor
&ur3em Deri6munbenen 8rotofoQz GlerfS
DeS Jtl6ters SuleD, ausftuoig gu MAIDEN.
6err @alter i6retbt, DAB 0tlion in ontem
&nleben bet GI6ter GuleD uno oeiien Borz
90nger Gidter Wtaiams geitanoen babe,
ulo Griterer lomob1, mte 6err 0enrD 8elt
uno NOpofat t6pwarb 6enoerlon bon $50.
81 0earbornltrabe bitten an 0illon'S
Wutter unb S6neiter 9ef6rieben u1o
ibnen mlt9etbeilt, DaB ie i'm iberreOen
muroen, gu letner Tra1 urlo letner Tatntlle
surilG3utebren. 0ie gegen i'm 1nbGt8t9
9emadten Nnfla9en Der unterihlagung bon
gto6loBgel0ern &c. fDnnten tpabrihetnli6
auf gutlidem We9e bei9ele9t wer0en; Die
S6Dter!gfett lei nun Die, WiIion bierpon
&lnoe 5ufontn1en gu lol1en. 9esbalb
tDeroe Serr McGlaugbrD ortn9etlo erlu6t,
BET Der Grmittelung BON Willon'S Nufertz
bait bebitlf1i9 i'll leit. Nu6 Die 8lrgen
Oes 2eBteren bGtter it6 tpobIipoleno iiber
tbn auSgelproden.
9as Sraueu3immer Sltoe SreabtpaD,
bon $50. 534 8~urLingitraBe, init wel6em
Willon Elm 8erbGltnlB unterbaltsn baben
ioue. iteQe in A6reoe, baB ife etpaS ilber
8illon's MufentbaIt nilie. Seine Samtlte
lei ieooh Der 9lnitdt, bag gBillon li6
irgenomo in Gbicago berborgen balte ur1o
gum 8oriAein folnu1en tpirOe. luen1t CT
pilBte, oaB ietnc Qtn9eb0rigen unD Treunoe
tbm bebiil fli6 letn miroen, tbn aus Der
&lelltl11e 3u 3leben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Mm0ercd)tc &iteriMtmm8sa pcrDtaas
Merit

2mct Der gum Gooe perurtbetlten bret
ltngarn. tpelde ii0 am l. Sanuar D. =.
am 2~lufrubr in @arnegie'S @Ogar Sbomp.
lon'l6en StablDerfen gu BraoooG bet
YittsburG betbeiIigt batten, itno 1eBt pom
peuniDlpaniiden v8oarO of Yaroon5" gu
lebensldngll6er 3udtbausitraIe begnaoIgt
tporbeu: nGmItb GusnoG uno Goot; Die
Nn0elegenbett oes Dritten 8erurtbetlten,
Sabol. %befinDet ii@ nod unter @rDGgu1g.
Die Wena1nten iparen befanntlt6 ld)uls
big b"efunoen tporoen, pdbreno ienes Streif>
IufrubrS etnen g~eDtiien W}i6ael Quinn 10
l6Der Derlebt Sl baben, DAB er tlr3 Darallf
1tarb. Gtne NppeuGtton ans pennlDl=
panii6e SbergeriAt blieb erf0l9IoS, unD
Darauf nanote itd Der 8ertbetoiger Der
8erurtbeilten an Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ST mics naG, 0aB 9tuslod sur 3elt oeS
NufrubrS 5lDet Wfellen pom S6aup.aB Desz
lelben "entfernt mar, aber Elm tbm gum Ser
me6ieln Gbnli0er 80bme, Der inStpilhen
pas Nette geiuDt bat, al Der Brii9elet, in
tDel0er Quinn U%ertpun0et Dur0e, tbetlge>
nonln1en bat.
9eier J2a@peis mur0e audi i'm @eri6t
uno Dor Dem Sber9eri6t geiiibrt, aber
trogoe;l nurDe 9tuSnod uerurtheilt. SIM
Sale oes SoDt ipurbe nahgeipielen 0aB er
lpdbrenD pes Qtuirubrs 10 ~betruufen mar,
OaB er ii0 BON Der Wtenge piIenlos fortz
reiBsn IieB. Die S@meiter 0uinn's uno
Elm fatboitiher Weiitltder aus 8raooo6
uuteritiBten Den 0ertbetOi9er in ieinen
Bemibungen Dor Der 8e8naoigungsbes
b0roe.
Sn benz bonn 8egna6i9un9shofe mod
nidat erleoi9ten Sale SaboI's OeboIptet Der
8ertbei0igtr, DaB Die Nusla8en Der 8ez
Iaitun9sSeugen fiir ieine Gerurtbeilung UNI
9enli9ero geneler leien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
St00t ODlca0o.
Oas Guoe zines Romans.
STANDARDIZATION lirbtim Mercy RofpitaI.

Wfit benz 0ienitag erFolgten Sobe bon
@onaro S. Wtc2Dtabon lit etr 8roSeB nee
ni9itens auf elni9e 53eit beenoet, Der cine
gan3e Sarntlte ms unglild itlr3te unD nit
cen b'ibetli9ten @baracteren uuo IenlQ=
tionelen @rei8niIien ergiebigen Stoff au
etlem 9tolnan ltefern murbe.
Sor ettpas mebr ais Drei Sabren reidbte
Der nod lunge @owarO S. WlcItabou cine
&lG9s ge9en leine Wsutter ecSobanna uuo
letnen 8ruoer Stephen Elm. ST bebouptete
Dartn, oaB ct bon ben gerflagten p~erlettet
tporOen lei, Die ibm BON leiuer perltorbenen
Srau 3utallenoe Grbihaft nit ibuen 3ulomz
men III eth SobIen9eihGft 81 lte6en, uno
OaB CT nm letne &apltalein(age gebroht
tpor0en lei.
@be oieler 8ro5eB 5ur @ntideibune fam,
be9ann Der lln8e WtclJfabon elm afpeltes
Gerfabren, UNI in ben SeiiB ieines fleillen
SobneS 5u fommen, Der BEL Der @rDBinuts
ter III Pfle9e mar unb Dem BON lelner lRutz
ter etn Berin0gen bon $50, 600 3ultanb.
WlcUtabon bate ndlnli6 cine aneife 5SrQu.
@ltjabetb Goparos, Genonmen, luelde BON
letner Wtutter unOerlObnli0 ge6QBt tnuroe.
tpetl tie bon ibrem friDeren W1anre aeidoies
ben tDar. Ser &arnpf 5pii6en SHUTTER
uno So0n muroe UNI Den Belts oes GtuDes
tait 5ipet Sabre lang nit Der beftlolten Grz
bltterung IN ben @eri6ten 9efii6rt. 0te
WtcJJtabon' l6e Tamllie perfolgte oas iunae
@bepaar nit allen m09lihen Wtttteln; lie
leBte es our6, oaB Elm 9etpllier BeterSmtth
ais Borlnuno fir bas &ino einoeieht
lpAroe. Sleler Smitb lou Danu iiber Bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
0ermiBte Grbe.t.

6oloenbe 8erionen obcr beren Grben iinb erfnht,
itb ipe9et @in3iebun9 Der nadfteGen0eu gr6i6often
iofort an 9errn $. Ntordmortb, oeuti0er N0potat
IN GtlciHratt, O6io. Direct 81 men6en. 9erIeLoe bes
ior9t naGftebenoe ME ale Gr6iGoften uno beut11e
1teftSgei16tte prompt uub btIig:
s. IS. get aus Strf s. 30. 9ebrens aus 8rerter.
9open s. gertram aus 9ohenberg @rben ppn 8.
g. @oritens aus SBe6oe; 81. @ocet ans 8uDont; s. 3.
Setger ans 6Del 8. Slaen3er aus Trad g. 9l6Gler
aus AID 8. SarriQon aus g~8alb=Dtl6elba9 8. 6.
&trdhboff ans Nltfunniriie! ; s. Glenf ans 9enren s.
9e. &6rner aug gtaI0top Df. aorros 9eb. 8rena aus
gternbrebts; 8. s. &rie9 ans @erlin9eu; 8. &ifert
aus 0breuSbab; 6. Mad aus S9ienberg; 6. s. Wtoier
ge6. &uen5er aus Sel6ad; 8. 8. unD s. Miarfs aud
Ntarr poer MartoruStt aus SDebeH Gr6et Don 8.
@oiTermanu aus @rouoen5 ; G. uuo S. 9teu aus &otz
tenbnr9 s. S9nub ans 8if9offen 6. Srilnf aus
5oeTteaIelO s perch, 9ubn, s. pere6. gartp s.
onQebl III 8ruotpiae, SRb., unb 81. llntauf augebL. in
Guibotle, 9seb. S. rtb s. s. g8aguer aus 9enidens
berg 90. s. Bian1S aus GarolinenlieL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Oecn1iibtes.

= 8btIabeIpbia ribmte fi3 Big
iebt, George Walbington ben
Betnamen v2anDesDater" ge9eben
al baber, tnOem bort i'm Sabre 1890 cine
englii6e @eiAidte eridien, in pel6er
@aibington gum erten MaGe iener
8einante betgeIegt porben ietn iolte. 9leB
lit aber unri1tia, oenn 5tl6ter 9ennDpader
oaieLbit beitet etnen i'm Sabre 1879 in Qanz
cufter in 4ennlDloanien erihienenen oeutz
iden &alenoer, oeiien EiteIbilo Ualbinston
BARTLETT uno ptel1nteri6rift trGgt: George
0aibington = 2anoe5uater."
9as Genius Oepartement
bat It attitil9e NG6ri@ten uber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
&c rele M0lsem=Sr0el

QsmerifSniTG1e @048eEt>&TgGt
miro dbnli9 iuteo ii @nit=fran36fide MnTt=9ofe
9ebauobabt unO fpictt 500 Stiicfe, BON einem
ggaI]er bis CUR 69nne, nit rid)ttgeun Son ruo
Snft.
8efriebiat better aGs cine 800 9SarIprsc raer
1to u~nterDGlt 5ebu nal mebr. .Siele Srgel lit Die
Soatommenbeit Der Muiits Snitrumente uno bos
9r0Bte nnO bepunOern&luertbeIte S%n1trument lie
ppr bas publitum eebra6t.
9teies WtuitdliIG9e gSurOer bat feline 9SaSier=
rcleis, Ionoern p~ro0usirt Die MuIf nermittellt
finer g8alje nit ein8eiebtem @etauiiftem dbmIi3
einer Spiel=ltBr.
Sic ipielt airdben.@sufif, Wsarfd,c, gSalscr,
4Spfsne,. SGn5c, G3crnStiiffe, &nltsftcDcr, 10
cut mie ieoe SrAel. giats erbabeneres ooer 10
OietIeitiges in ems nereini9t, bieten Die %fran56iis
! Ss1e' SSe Sic s s19e if9it Mnff' Hreis uMr $6,
in l1rnfDtpnn NeI # itiiitcr OchTnFcir. NIT MnIf.
@eIteIe elm SnItrument. On ,pir1t erItaunen unO
e%rfreut iein. @ern G. D. Qeihidt, Jennie $3.50
ipent On heiteuIt, cable ben ReIt mad @mpfano Der
Orael. Senoe burd @e h=@ntoei'utg, r~e9ifrirs
ten Brief ober bur9 GgpreB. Mbreiiire:
r. K: KLEMK. 35 Frankfort ST.,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

tertrphr unb gernIieinntunbitit unb filbernem ges
ibloQ. 9ieielbe fanr bebuf8 Geini9un9 onset1anoer.
ocnoTtnnen perber.- Sabafblnbler %nerfaufet oIeleloe
reHipibe BON edtent Meeri1cnm nit 8ernitein1nnnos
itnd, Bic msnigftenS 4 Son, lpertb tit. 2aS Gtut TT
auBen nit rotbem 9ouut i~iberao9en rno Der 9eipogt'
iiTbe 8reis mar 5000. I'm nuiere Maaren ett5nItb
rem ierbet mir Sud O6taes fir 9S Gents. 8Oronsbes
ae6lung. SIN Sale es ri9t 9edGt, 8eDten mir PCS
@eIO suriif, Sieie 0fferte silt bios ftr So!dss inelt BE-
So 10 Gfnicft SO Gents etn uno bieie Mn5ei0e OF SSta.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
Rotbe 6dnoe

tuerben b~Genhenb toeiB unb sort bur9 @ictoria Cream.
@ud o~r6eitenoe Sar1el erbalten burb ~benielben pbne
GrbettSitDrung 5ar:e. lpetBe o6noe. 9aS Gufiprin9en
Der Sdnbe miro gan3 ~beIeitigt. Treis pro 8ii9ie $500,
tletrere $l.0O nit Notwithstanding. Yortotret
%nerIanOt. 8. @erner, 80 gtaiiat Ctr. 30nDo4W
Qu permtetben: Sic @aBpiae. @sis, grauerci.
y IN 9utelt Yetrie6e beftnplt6. lit inter antebu1,
barren Se0!nguuQen al Oerntietben. 9tdbere N~u5funft
ertbeilt: AloDs Grimm, @aBoiGe, isis. 16no4m6
On De%rpobten. poer ouf Ion9e 3eit unb inter
y blli9en 8eotr9nnQeu Ill perfaufen; 6 5armeu,
1eoe 100 Nder nit Wo9nbduier unD Stallungeu, f6ns
ret ouf 3 ober 5 Sabre %gemietbet roerbeH. 4tnoDnt
lit Der @ountg=Sts bonn GoIntD COTTONWOOD i'm lib.
ipeftliGen NRtnueiota. @enuQ Sen uub @affer ouT
ieoer Sarnt. SD Oerpo1te fir elm 9rittel Der Grute
Ooer Oermietbe fur Salt. Nbreiiire iiir tdbere Suss
fnnft; Saul 9 eger @tnoonL Ntinneioto.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30

Die Sinan3en Der DffentIihen
S6ulen in sebn tpeiteren Staatcn
uno Serrttorien Der0fentli6t, no.
Dur1 nun Die 3a6I Der Staaten uno Ierz
r"itpriel, iiber pelde beridtet muroe, aul 81
gebradt lit. Die nabgenauntsn Staaten
baben folgeuoe g diIer3abl unb folz
QenDe q us9aben at 9eDrer9e6dl l.
o :, n nphnht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-30
unbemuRter Selbftmoroperfub.
sonoerbare foI9en DER KeeIeY'i4en GoIOfut

Sonoerbore SoI9en DER KeeIey'i6en 6oIofur.
$. 8. Barnett, Elm iunger Wtann aus
gutter Somllte, periu6te 9eitern in benz
S1ter Ocean : @ebduDe ith bas Qeben gu
nebnter. ST betrat bic Office BON Or.
Geelep's Gbtcagoer N9entin, Der Srau y.
E. Wftler, uno begann nit ibr etne Inter
baltung iiber ietre Dor &ur3em in Omtg6t
beenoete Sur Don Der Sruntiu1t. Oils Die
Dame oann einen Nu9enblid ben &I6en
tpanote, 5Og Barnett etnen 9tepolper ber7
Dor uno i0oB it6 Our6 Die linfe Bruit.
SIe &ugel gIng etnen Boil ilber Dem 0er3en
Dur6 ben S0rper btlour0 uno fam alt Der
S6ulter beraus, obne etllen SnoAen Ooer
3arte Or9ane beribrt gu baben.
ST.. Barnett muroe nod benz County
6olpital gebra6t, no ieine Wtutter, Die in
0ODe Barf tpobnt, i'm balo Darauf quiz
lu6te. Ser 8,rmunDete tpar, lpenn aud
ultter Sbmer3en, i'm Stanoe, 81 lpre6en.
vS6 gtng mad 0iptgbt i'm Qlugult al3
Dollfommener Trunfenbolo uno muroe na1
Qblauf BON 80 Sagen oils gebeilt ~entlalien.
Son meiner Xetoenlhaft mar td aIeroiugs
turtrt, aber l6on nah fur3er 53ett merfte
ih, 6aB mrin glerpeniDitem total 5"errittet
mar unb Qing pesbalb no6mals nod
0pigbt. 2eBte Wobe gerietb ib ie0o6 nit
eirem Der Qlngeitelten Der Nnitalt in
Streit, tebrte na6 Gbica9o 3urid uno
blteb Die critic 9ta6t i'm Balmer 6ouie."
Oils barauf elmer Der Ner3te ben iungen
W(ann fragte, tDarum er oenn Deriu6t
babe. ii6 oaS 9eben 81 nebnlen, tDar er
bod %eritaunt unb erflGrte, baB ct bapon
gar ni@ts wiie unb aud our6aus nt6t
Die Qbit6t baau aebabt babe. Seiner Oietz
nun9 nab babe er ieine 0obnung, SEQ.
1920 WabaiD 9luenue, aufgefu6t, aut einen
8elu6 in Dem Snter Sceans@ ebGuoe unb
auf etnen SelbitmOrbperlu6 tonne ct iih
burdauS ni6t beitnnen.
8ar1ett's Sreunoe ftno Der 0nfiht, baB
ct oft groBe QuantitGten bon MorpbiHm
gu it6 nebme. INN leine JierDen su berubiz
gen ltllo elauben, bQB er ut1ter benz @iltz
fluiie oes Sites unbewuBt it6 81 eri6ieBen
Der1udte.