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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
OPENING THEIR NEW CLUB.HOCSES.
HARLEM REPUBLICANS HAVE A JOLLY TIME IL
THEIR FINE HOME.

THEIR FINE HOME.
The Harlem Republicans were a jolly lot last night.
They went at il with all their might TO have good
time because they thought frat they were entitled to
it and that the occasion warranted IT, That thcY
were right in their idea was apparent TO the guests
who were present in their clubhouse, at NO 145
West Observation-Disclosures hih-st, where the
Publication took place The clubhouse was formally
opened last night. and its elegant appointments, for
the first time exposed TO the members eyes, were a
source of pride and satisfaction TO all Of them,
guaranteeing they did. tie pleasures for the uurc
OF a Thoroughly appointed club, and marking, as they
also did, great step forward in the Harlem Republican
Clubs career.
The old clubhouse at No. "a East One-hundred-and-
twenty-nfthst. had long been too small. and in De.
ccmber OF last year the members concluded that they
could longer get along with such con
tracted quarters and a committee was appointed
to find a suitable building. This committee
selected the old HogcnCamp property. at No. Id West
Northumberland twenty -hitht., and with the energy
that usually chaacterzes Republicans In their under
taking. the club at once decided this ste and APP
pointed ths following building committee; sIa' G.
Croft. James II. Eosalt. Abram Steers, H. Wheeler
CombcS and John Van De Carr
Il necessary to make many chang In Che Old
building. An extensive addition had 70 be erected, and
the front of the OLD house had De moved 10 tho
street line. The club conceived the idea Of having
all this work done By its own member, and In This
design Il has in the main succeeded. Robert Fi-ton
drew the plans for the additions and alterations.
Richard A. Crawford did the building, Richard Taylor
ATTENDED to the decorations, aud Croft Brothers
furnished the house. They are all members.
In the basement Of the house the bowling ALLEYS
and a cafe the first floor eetir groom, a
rccep.ion-Toom, readnsfOOm and q tllisrrOoin. The
paroY, a card room and committee room occupy the
third iO0I. and the upper floor Is devoted 10 CLOAK
room and COmnittecrJVns. The club holds the house
Oh lease for three years, with the privilege o. Two
NOR,
Tho Rev. DR.. samuel H. Virgin began the formal
ceremonies OF opeunG the hOus" last night by prayer
The chairman Of the executive committee H. -
Cakln then presented the keys OF the house TO Wash
ngt0n WnsOr the president vi the club. Mr. Nul-oI
res pOnded in Happy address, giving great p!d's"
ana credit the building committee aud dwelling ON
the clubs rosy future.
quartet composed Of members Of the club sang 4
numb.r OF Jolly songs appropriate 10 the occasion
and an orchestra under tic direction OF Ihonlas Dun
ham, add t. the interest OF the occasion. AIt"r
TIC entertainment supper was served ln ne cafe,
and the members joined In trying who couId tn tIio
Lest stories until the clock indicated the approach Of
sunday.
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ADJUSTING SOUTHWESTERN RATES.

st. Louis, March 14.-Thc Rate Committee Of the
Southwestern Railway and steamship Association and
the Mexican lines to-day received the report from the
special committee appointed to confer with the Mexican
lines in the matter OF rates import freight. on &C
count Of the necessity Of comforting with other
interests, such steamship lines, it decided 10
hold conference about April 10, in New
orleans, for the purpose Of reviewing The whole stl
ton and making such changes in the present rate,
are deemed necessary. This concluded the business
which had been under discussion with the Mexican
lines. The Joint conference adjourned sine die.
The Fate Committee Of the Association then met and
resumed the work Of chec king up nOrthbOund inter
state rates. 1t will probably take several days TO
complete the check.
,(FOr the sale 0f the u. ". and D. H0ad see Page 80
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ANOTHER TENEMENT HOUSE SET on RI RE
THE BROOKLYN FIEND STILL AT woRK-NC
CIEW LEFT

THE BROOKLYN FIEND STILL AT WORK-NO
CLEW LEFT.
The usual Saturday night tcncmcnthou7c fire in
Brooklyn was 40 the double four story brick house Nos.
10 and III IrldSc--t, Nassau last night. The
house is occupied by cle families On the ground floor
Of 40. 10 Henry Bender Keeps a butcher shop and
Aldrich Van Dozen ha, candy store djonmg The
property belong, to the Ticvan estate.
shortly bcfoW p. m. Mrs. Van Docn noticed the
mcl oi smoke ana asked her husband 10 look around
and where It came nom. lie opened the door
leading TO the cellar and a cloud Of smoke met him
lie called the ncigh5ors and they put ont the fire
before the nrcmcn arrived. IL was found that the
iamcs had been started in the coal bin allotted TO the
Wilson family, vino live the second floor. and VEN
undoubtedly Of an ncendiary origin. There no
coat Of wood In tn, bin, aud table and some tub,
had been stored there. The fire had been set under
the table after IT had been saturated with Kerosene,
and the board walls OF the compartment had been
swillled with IT, The damage trnlnc.
About month ago trc started in the
cellar under the butcher shop by setting fire
to some rubbish In barrel. II put ont easily
The only entrances to the cellar were from the back
yard which IS surrounded by high fence. and down
IN" stairs from the main hallway, Tn" front door OF
which is commonly l,ft unlocked The rear door
VI. also unlocked. with characteristic prudence the
tenants locked IL last night after the ire. The
puire have kept close watch Of the large tenement
Ion-as ever since the fatal ire I'm sands S., bat the
villain or mOnOmaniac who sets fire the Hat houses
manages still 10 cludc them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
JACKSONVILLE SOUTHEASTERN MAY FIGHT.

Chicago, March IA dispatch from Jacksonville
SAYS that President Hook, Of the Jacksonville south
eastern road, is rather indignant at the Chicago ard
Atoms manifesto declaring that the twO-cent mileage
will 20 into effect uneS all outstanding uckciS
Of the ioener road taken up before March 90. Mr.
Hook is quoted as saying: 1--WE have done all We
could to set matters right and supposed We had things
all arranged satisfactorily. We offered to join tho
association good faith and had it not been for tho
action of the Alton there would Lave been NJ trouble
The fact is they simply demanding impOssbltics
of US We expect the santa re 70 stand by Us In tho
tight II has ~ come, and That may mean tho dis
nlelnbelment of the Association"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
AMONG THE AMATEUR ATHLETES.

At Puritan Hail. Long Island City. March 81, at 8
p. m, the Astoria Athletic Club Nl branch out in
the athletic world by Offering an excellent entertain
ment TO lovers Of boxing. Beside the large number OF
entries in the lO5, rs and 135 pounds classes, the
two specials between p. Cahll Of scottish Amateur
A. c., and J. j. Van Houten West side, at 5S pounds,
and John German star 4. C., and Fred Schuecrng, Of
the Pastimes I2j pounds, Will be especially interesting.
They all champions and working hard for first
place.
The Xavier Athletic Association has decided TO hold
o set of athletic games for members Decoration
Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
THEIR LAST ENTERTAINMENT or THE SEASON

The last regular Saturday night entertainment Of the
present given last night at the LoOs Club,
No 149 Ffth-aye The programme the largest and
most brilliant Of the In addition % the usual
features Of the Eden Musee offered for the
occasion the services Of their Hungarian band and Japa
nese troupe novelty concerted music for voice.
vblin and piano. The other numbers on the pro-
granme were f. Emerson Brooks, California poet and
hinorst r. DeForet Crozier IN dialect recations Ds
ud Manners volinst; the Zethus Quartet; Harry Ed
wards readings; James Burdette, humorst Francis
WALKER baritone Harry Pepper. English ballad singer
OF hour for supper.
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The PAsTEuR GERM.pRooF FILTER.

Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y Nov. 3, 1890
The Pasteuf Chamberlain Filter Co.., Dayton, o.:
Sirs: From Psychological examination OF the Pas.
teur Cnaberland pressure filters, sold BY company
nd water passing through recently stefizcd
filter is Zee from gems.
We this conclusion after series Of
full tests made with the Pssteur.C hamberand Filter
OF which purchased IN Paris ance, while ting others
used for the tssts furnished by your company.
All OF the have been IA fof some Nns-one Of
them having been IN daily operation foF year.
r. HITCHCOCK, JR, NJ. D.,
Professor of Physical Culture and Lecturer Hygiene
6. II. GAGE Il. s.,
Associate Professor OF Physiology and Lecturer Me-
chanical Technology.
Sod BY the PAsTEUR- CHAMBERLAIN FILTER CO.,
1.ze5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
LrXTDIOTS TRANELLITG.

The three superb Limited trains of the Ncv-Yorli
Central and Hudson River Railroad continue - leave
Grand Central Station every ddy-thc New-Yorl and
Chicago Limited, at 10 a. H.; the southwestern Lin
itl, at Il noon. the North Shore Limited at 30
D. m-aiiOrding the travelling public unsurpassed ac-
Communications in safety speed and comfort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
DEATH RATE OF CITIES.

Washington, March I4.-The Marine Hospital Bureau
has published bulletin showing the death-rate In Q
number OF cites OF the United States. The basis Of
calculation formed Of advance statements OF popu
laiOn furnished by the Census Bureau and weekly
ports II mortality collected by the Marine Hospital
Bureau. The table showing the annual death~rse Pol
1 II nnunlnflon Is as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
uTXVRIOT-S TRAVELLING.

The three superb limited trains Of the Now York
Central and Hudson River Railroad continue O leave
Grand Central station every day-the New York ana
Chicago Limited at 10 "A. m. the Southwestern Limited
nj IL noon the North shore Limited at 4 80 D. m
aTordng the travelling public unsurpassed nceoniino'
aatisns In safety, speed and comfort ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
NO MORE ARRESTS
RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
Positive Prevention Against
Accident by Fire.
FiTe-Pr0of, Hot Water,
Baker Car He2tGr.'
10000
Baker Car Heaters
IN USE.
J0ill0SS, Flexible Steel, Fir0-Pr00f
Baker Car HG2tGp.

EVERY FTRST-CLAsS CAR has IT, whore Safety.
Comfort, and Comp0ctncss considered. II may be
Bent in collision but NEVER BE BROKEN.
All attempts to heat from the Locomotive failures
1.-THE ONLY SAFETY l. 4 SAFE HEATER WITH
II THE CAR"
Among 5000 customers IS JAY GOULD who has
II IN his Private Car "Atno." t1he Old style Baker
car Heater, and 'Ihc latest" Steam Attachments.
moye1.)
Also IN the Private Car. Of PRESIDENT ROBERTS.
II tn Pcnn-yyania Rail- Dad; PRESIDENT McCREA
of the Pennsylvania Company; PRESIDENT PALMER.
of the Io Grando Western (Old Style Baker Heater re-
moved ard Of many other Railroad officials.
Road. having safe heating appliances:
NONTHrEN PACIFIC
PHILADELPHIA EEADING.................... 0
NINNEAPOLfS, ST. PAUL g SACLT STE. NARIE..i3
CANADIAN PACIFIC 81
The recent Tunnel disaster IN NcyYork would hlyo
bccl ico Gr had tl!s style Baker Heater been In
the cars.
II We guarantee that direct 60 mile collision from
a locomotive could not spin the hIe.
r~Th, La, been proven by the heater IN actual rail-
rad collision
Every Practical Railroad Man IN such matt r. knows
that the only correct thing is
\ FIRLPRoOF HEATER WITHIN THE CAR.
TuE BAKLl. HEATER CO.,
W C.. BAKER,
the Original Inventor, President.
Orice ZOO CrecnwI,h.st. Nc,y-York.
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FOURTH CLASS POsTMASTERs APPOINTED.
Washington, March 14-Fourth-class postmasters
were to-day appointed follows
Now York;. +. Tompkns Yorktown Heights.
PENNSYLVANIA William II. Hall. Auta; j. CFause'
Best C. VI. Fotz, Deoddte
New-Jersey-L. VI. johnson. DarctOwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15

no LEAGUE CLUB FOR TORONTO.
Toronto. March, l4.An attempt TO secure sufficient
subscribers SUPPORT International League club
In this city has failed and this city Will not be rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
THr PIRYELL DELEGATES JUST OUTSIDE THE
BAR

Tho Cunatd steamship Etruria left Queenstown az
80 D. ~. on Sunday last She anchored on the bar ar
500 Yesterday afternoon. The Pamcl DELEGATES who
come TO this country solicit funds for Mr.. ParneIo
ce,f.e arc on board The remained at anchor
,ut .idc tie bar all night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15

resented in the League this year. 1t is not unkel
that "a Canadian League will now be formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
NO REVOLT IN CUBA.

Washington March 1.-THE spanish Minister II
Washington today received cable dispatch nom th'
Captain General OF Cuba declaring that there arc ~
signs OF a revolution or dsOrderly outbreak OF any
Liud upon the island
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rnr.R AID 4 UALES REDF

cent bonds redeemed to-day Sl23,O5o, making tho
total 10 date Sl2,32l $50.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san Francisco, March H. 1891.
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the Ur9In1I InNeuL1t, FIc'IIlht.
oflce. TOO Grecnw .ch.st.. Ncw-York.
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QlNerlei.

= unier alter 6reunb uno @orress
ponbeut Capt. 8. 5. ai4ar1
BON D'banis tueilt gesenn1rtig in be,
etaot. Ssin altss @eb6rJeiben bat
leiber berart auseuommen, bob ct nabes
gu iaub lit. aud Elm D6r &obr ge'
m6bnIider goatruetipn niiBt ibm midi
oiel. Capt. aitara iebi ieoo1 groBe
6ohnung auf cine BON ibm felbf ge,
madte @rfinbung, bic cine Mtt bon
Combination bes D%6rrobres nit BEN
SeIspbon bartlett. Wir moleu nur
boffsn. bab fi@ ole 0ofuunssn u~uieres
alien 6reuabes betdtisen, benu es muh
fiir elnen Munn Don ieiner geifisen
Regiamfeit cine furdt6are Dual fetn,
auf alen minbii9en tre9felisitigsn
8ertetr NIT ieineu Gitmenineu Dersi@
ten gu mifen.
Sn feiner on Der @amar9oiroBe
~seIsssnen Mobuuneiiarb gefiern @or.
miting 0err @ospar Senner on einem
S@toganfaGe i'm utter Don 60 Sabren.
gr famrte aus Der Shmeis par abe,
bereits ,eft 30 Sahte1 Elm Bem0baer DEG
GtGoiss Stros. SetH 9ob n,rb bon
sahire;1en Yeruanbfen une 5reunnrl
tief %betrauert.
Die aueeRsltea hsr @lettrii6ea
5trobsneifenbabn hahen bic Mrbeii
mieber aufssnOmmen, Ea6tem ,tnen
Derr WeiB, Der prd1eeat Der @sieD.
gdaft, etildlt battle. bas tein 4aasfea-
Ter gssIpuaseu Dstben iOate, mear aIs
u 5tunbeH 3u arbs!teH unO oaB fe
125 Gents pro Stunbe bsfOmmeu Tod
ten. aeh fo0s ieber BON ibnen 2
freie Sage i'm MGuat augei6ett bef0m.
men. Rsiner Der Gtrifer foQ uegen
feiner gstbeiiiauug am 5trite entlahen
per0en.
Der 8eeibopen $ Mdnner6or Der.
an ffaltet am 5onntas Nbsnb-nad BEN
umsuge = i'm Rabillon beg Mifions.
@artens cine s@cmhtbli9e Gbenb,nn
ierhaltung.1
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Snbfcriptipnsprets fir bas Nsps
d3enblatt $3.50.
Reifenbe Meenten:
s.. g. 8ufh.
W. S9urobiaD.
6 D { 8.
9aaes Gbruntf.

I. Sftober.
1871. Don Suan b'auitrias Sies iiber bic
tiirf,ide Glotte BET 2epantc.
1882. @illidm @ern III gtnlerifa aelanbet.
174l. Maria Sbereiia, in Der b5diten
Npth, erbdlt Silfe aus l~ltearn.
1777. 3mette S9fadt BET Saraiosa. slr.
nplb idIGst Be gnsldnbrr inter 8ursohne.
1918. Sle fran;6ltide Serridaft in Gaiiel
piebcr hergeitelt. : 8eQti19ion riidt iiber bic
8ibaiioa in Sranfreid eth. = Nappleon Der.
ldbt Sresben unb bebt bur9 senatsz Gonlult
wieber 100000 Damn aus.
1926 Contention bon I%fiertait. STUFF
lamb erbdIt freie e@lfabrt bnr@ bic Sarbas
nelIen.
1881. glusbru9 Ser gbplera in Samburs.
1s48. @liinberuns bes 3eashauies in
@ien.
1855. 0as berbabte Miniiterium Safien=
plug in Gaiiel ipirb entlafien.
1864. Das 8iratenfdtff Gloriba bon benz
Ser. Staaten 9ampfer @atuiet sefansen &C.
npf1met.
1866. Die ebolera tritt in philadelphia
auf.
1870. ausfaa Ser Barrier @arnifpn sesen
Malmatipn. &usfaa Der Meter 8eiabuns
BET goiib.
1889. Sci Der @abl in Connecticut ipirt
cine srobe @ehrbeit Der stimmen gesen 8ro.
btbitipn abgegeben.
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0einmbbeit lit Saeidstbmsa !

Or. g. g. @eRs Werpens nab Gebtrn . aur ii Elm
yarantistee ipeetfi9eS Selmtttel fur Spferie, ardms
1fe, nerrEie Meuralstus 4cpffGmer8en, nerp6fe rebers
rel5un9 unn Nbipanuufs, rerurfa@t bur@ ben hbers
ptttseu 0euub BON &Ifpkct cher Eahat GGtaslpftss
fetts Ntebersef@lasenbeit unb @ebirrerpei9una, bic
In MACMILLAN ausartet unb ansemeine8 GIenf, GteAs
than uub Eob terbeifhtrt. Sc III aud etn Seilmittel
spiens Sci Seibsn Gei9iedtern, Gpermatrrrbosa Sers
aria&t burA setftse ueberanfrensuns cher burn
Snsenbfhnben. SSe6e S@a6teI entbdIf BITE Sur fur
etuen Mcuut. $1.00 bic SAa4teI, pber 6 G4adteln
fhr 800, bird bic Pef sesen Gtnlsnbuns bes 4reties.
Hir 0aranttreu, bab 6GnaMteIn iebea gaa teiler.
perbeu. GRit iebsr @epeuuns fur 6 Gmahteln, bic bet
ans NIT BEN Breiie ~einIduft, fenben utr BEN Beiener
un{ertn Shyiftli&en Garantie : G@ein, bab MIR bas
Sch juff6i9tden, penn bas MRtttet teire SeiIuns bes
wtrgt. Gcl6e G&eine treraen nur au8sefeut pom
Gttq DrM9 Stpre (GtnStse Meenten) 80. s Gna
Gsmrrsrcc Sfreets Gan antpnfc, Tegas.
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a 9.

Sn Santa Mnna ftarb in febr
bobem MIter 6rau 6enrtetta 2nmar,
bic Wittme bes Ct. prdRbenten Der &es
pubIif Ssras, M.rabeau Gamar. Sic
mirb In Rldmonb an Der Geite ibres
@attett beerbi8t tuerben.
- Die &i@ter Ring unb @oobri6
baittu in Nuftin cine gonferena nit
Dem @ouD. 6ogg, In Der ibre Gtreitig'
teiten in 8eaus auf ibr Jurisdictions
@ebiet auf giitli@em Weee beissiegt
tuurben.
@ounip . Ri1ier 5bpsppe BON
9enbaa gountp bat ben Autrag bes s.
s. Gtaggs. Der ben Maior gdels er,
i6ofen bat. auf GrsilafuRg geseu
BargfGaft, abgelebnt.
= Sn @alDefon wurbe am 6. Otto
Der Der .Oeuti9e Sag our@ eineu
nm5ug Der beutl@en 8ereine unb bur1
&eben uno @eianss 8ortrdee In Der
9armonie gefeiert. Gin Baa i'm
Surnpereiu ma9te ben 8el6luB. Nu9
In 8renbam un6 0ounon pur6e bic
Geier bes beutf@en 3ases in Dtirbiser
Wei|e begdugen.
Sn Der 0dbe bon uualbe fu5
grobe Eager zines nnsebti6 gang neuen
Minerals auf9efunben tporben, bas bic
@ntoefer 2itbos@arbon rennen uno has
bon sroBem QBertbe fHr BITE 0srfellune
!suerRdsrer Garben, fsuerfefer Bod.
lofe unb fur bic Siolirung elettriider
Qeitungen fein fol-.
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Glue 0roiaaus,
aur Mmenbirung Der IL. Seftion beg
81. 2apiteIs Der Rebtbirten
Slbinan3en.

Sci Is hur6 ben Stabtratb Der 5tabt
San Wntonio DerDrbnet:
SaB Seftion IL bes 81. 2apitels ber
rsbioirten O%tbinauaeu 10 ameuoirt tuers
be, oas fe wie fol9t lautet:
5eftion12 ~. DAB es fir irgenb
cine perion unaeieblih iein fol, bic
6euer $ Mlormtdfien ooer ben Jeuer,
NIarmbrabt gu beriibren ober IN Spes
ration au ieben unb Zen Jeueralarm gu
geben, ausaeupmmen in Jdaea zines
nirtlinen 5euers; o6er bic Geuerbps
oranten au monlpuliren Ober 3u 6Hnen
ober bas WaRer aus benielben gu &c.
b.aufen, ausgenommen es sefaiebt bies
unter Der bireften Sontroie oss Chefs
bes 6euerbepartements, oes MaDors
Doer @tabttatbes unb bann ou9 nur,
UNI Geuer gu Ibi&en, CUR ptaI's bes
Heuerbepartements. aum Nusiptlen Der
S"traBeurinnen ur!b ploJas nit Sdldus
den Ober gum Beiprinfsln Der straBen
bur6 Sprintelnaseu, bur6 bon benz
Wapor ober Stab,rotb autorifrte pers
ionen; ober um bic 5euerbporautsa
au reparire1.
Srgenb cine perfon, tpel@s irsenb
cine 8sRimmung bieier Dtoiuan3 Der.
lett. fou nod ~etfOleter ueberiiibruug
Dor benz &etorber nit elmer @elbhrafe
BON ni9t penieer als 5infunb3wan3ig
($25) unb niht mebr als 3weibunosrt
($200) Dollar bele9t Derben.
paliirt unb senebmist ON %. Sep
TENDER 1891.
BRIAN aIIasban
Mttenirt: Mopor.
6, g. GIaubon, Stabts@ lert.
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@ine @roisau',
in 9ehua auf ben Gtrokenbabn.8 etrieb.

Sci es 6ur1 ben Gtaotratb Der Gtaoi
San Mntpnir berolbnet:
5eftion /. 9ok es ungeiebli6
fein lou fir jsbe GtraBenbabngeftls
ihaft, r,el6e ibre Wagen iibsr bic
Gtraben uno pldse &c. bon San Nns
tonic laufen ldbt. irgsnD einen Cots
oucieur ober MotDrmann mehr als II
5tunoen bintereinanber nnuntelbtDhen
i'm Siente CUR BeaufHAtigung zines
Der Masen gu laReu, ooer irgeno einen
gonbuc.eur ODER Motormaun inners
balb bon adt Gtunoen nod ieiner Abs
i6Iuns pieber in Gienit Su fts0en, na9s
benz CT 5p6lf 5tunben ~eearbsitet.
@eftion 2. Der Prdf0ent ober
superintendent irgenb elmer 5traben
babnaeielfhaft, Der iraeno cine Der
gsfimmungen Der @eftion 2 berlebt,
inbem er irgenb einen 4ugeitelteu fets
ner @eieGidaft sDin8t, ldnger ols
sm6lf G!unben bintereiuanber i'm
Dienfte su iein ouf einem Der Der @e-
felfdoft geb0renbea WaaeH, ober ber
bies erlaubt ober suldBt. fol- elmer lles
bertretuug ihulbig era1tet Uerben unb
nod ieiner 8%ernebmuug unb Werur.
tbelIuug cor benz &etOroer su elmer
@elbfiafe BON ni@t unter fnnf unb
ni@t iber smeibunbert Dollars perur.
tbeilt werben.
Nagenommen uno sebilist ben 81.
September 1891.
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