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Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
A U.fttvo Rottnr

Philip Troup, the youngest son of ex- Collector Troup, is lying dangerously i'll at his home on Vernon street with a compli- cation of disorders. Dr. Robert S.Ives, Dr. Russell and Dr. Sanford are in attendance. Last night an improvement in the case was reported
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
AT THE CHURCHEs.

Sunday Services 0t the Various Places of worship-The Tenth Anniver- sary of tho Formation of the Y. F. s. 0. E.
 Tomorrow will be the tenth anniversary of the Y. P. S. c. E. and special services will accordingly be held in many of the churches in celebration of the event.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 At the morning service in this church the pastor, Rev. L. H. squires, will preach on ''The Heart in Religion" Rev. E. 0. Towne's lecture tomorrow evening on Puritan Culture Before the Pilgrim Fath- ers' will aim especially to present the sig nificant interesting facts of early Puritan ism and to show the gross injustice of his torical mis1epresentations which survive in authorities even of the highest charac- ter.
 TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.
 Excellent meetings right along at Trin- ity," says Pastor McChesney, land new converts are continually presenting them selves at all the services" The Tuesday evening prayer meetings are so well attend ed and such interest manifested that they have been indeed notable. The Pentecostal meetings just preceding the Sabbath morn ing sermon are still kept up, and also the young converts meeting in the early even ing. On next Sabbath morning, preceding the communion, new members will be re- ceived into the church, and in the evening Rev. Dr. McChesney will have a revival praise service, to be followed by ser mon.
 THE A. M. E. ZION CHURCH. The revival services in the A. M E. Zion church, E. George Riddle pastor, are pro- gressing with increasing interest, and will be continued the coming week. The pas tor is preaching series of sermons on Christian Separation from Worldliness,' '' which have awakened considerable interest and opposition. The Sunday evening sub ject will be ''The True Mission of the Christian Church.
 Sunday afternoon communion and re- | ception of members Public invited to l all the services.
 THE CITY MISSIONS. At the peoples service tomorrow even ing at the City Mission hall, corner oi Court and State streets, Rev. MT. Mossman. the missionary pastor, will conduct the meeting and after-meeting. The address will be made by Mr. James H. Keeling ot Utica, N. Y., a graduate of Rutgers col 1 lege in the class of 'S9. | Next week Thursday, February 5, vii be another "open house day" at the mission hall. The city missions will join with thu Woman's Christian Temperance union ir giving another reception similar to that O. New Years day, and of which furthe notice will be given.
 Injured His Head.
 Albert Drinkle, who is addicted to tn use of strong drink, while under it's infu ence last evening at the corner of Howar' avenue and Washington street fell and re ceived severe cut over the eye. He wa taken to the station and his wound attend l ed to.
 The High School Banjo Club.
 The High School Banjo club scored
 fattering success at the entertainment given in Calvary Baptist church Thursda evening. This is the first appearance o the club this season in public and thei playing is fully up to their standard c last winter.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Funeral of HI. R. Warner.

THoMAsroN, Jan. 3O.-The body of H.. R. Warner, who committed suicide in Wa terbury Wednesday, the particulars of which were given in the American of that day, was brought here Thursday and car ried to his fathers house, from which the funeral took place at o'clock to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Newspaper Thieves.

James and Edward Butler were captured yesterday morning stealing newspapers from doorsteps by Officer Collett. The practice of stealing newspapers has become very common of late, much to the annoy ance of subscribers, and now that some of the offenders have been captured it is thought that the trouble will be somewhat abated
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Personal Notes.

Miss Kittie Ryan of 40 Collis street was given surprise party by forty or fifty of her friends Thursday night.
 Caspar Roemar, for many years in the art business on Cappel street, died at his home on Chestnut street Thursday, aged seventy-four.
 Mrs. Anna c. Cohn, aged sixty-fve, who was found i'll at her home, 101 Congress avenue, suffering from nervous prostra- ton, was yesterday removed to the aims house hospital. Yesterday she was lit tie improved.
 Mayor Sargent now employs a lady stenographer and typewriter, to whom he will dictate his messages and documents and thus facilitate municipal business The anteroom of the aldermen's chamber has been set apart for her use.
 N. w. Gordon, popular young man of Meriden, and his little daughter, both died of diphtheria in the last week, and now his remaining child, young lad, is hope lessly ill with the same disease The ter ribly bereaved and stricken mother is all most prostrated with the grief, and the nurse who attended Mrs. Gordon is proba- ply fatally ill with 'diphtheria.
 Prof. A. P Thomas, MA, late principal of Union Free school, Port Chester, N. Y., arrived in this city last evening. He will enter upon his new duties next Monday as secretary of the Hogarth business univer- sity. MT. Thomas is a college bred gentle man and has had an extensive experience as practical instructor. We bespeak for him cordial welcome to our city of elms
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Bargains in Real Estate

Any person desiring to purchase desira- ble farms or building lets or to sell or rent houses or stores cannot do better than call upon A. H. filling, 7OS Chapel street. He has large number of bargains in real estate in all sections of the city which he will dispose of at low prices. MT. filling, who is one of our most esteemed citizens, is also agent for some of the best life and fire insurance companies. Mir. filling has ample facilities for furnishing desirable Investments
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Died in Merfden.

MER1DEN, Jan. 3O.-John Webb, promi- nently connected with Meriden's three building associations, died to-day of pneu- monia, aged fifty. He leaves wife and four children
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31

Geneal opinion in Europe: Eat plenty of Mac Urquarhts Worcestershire Sauce. This csle bratad En9ish aauea now for sale at vonr Rrosar
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
CHOICE CARPET
 REMNANTS.

CHOICE CARPET
 REMNANTS. Any corners or stairwaysneed- ing floor coverings2
 Stock-taking leaves a few handsome remnants.
 Patterns are handsome and unsoiled. The lengths just about what you'd like.
 Body Brussels and Velvet. Pieces of five to twenty-three yards.
 At goo now, were SIPS. Rug seekers can pick up the door size "Smyrnas" at 59c. They were 75c.
 The last of those handsome all wool 75c Ingrains now down to Goo. First corners Fl find the best choices.
 Second Floor, Rear. |yrI, kTTrNmc
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THE FRENCH FAIR.

opened With an Address by Mayor
 Sargent-Concert to be Given To.
 night.
 The grand fair and bazaar for the bene-
 fit of the French church of St. Louis had
 very suspicious opening last night at
 Music hall, fully 900 persons being pres
 ent. The hall was beautifully and taste fully decorated with bunting while the flags of the various nations were hung about the walls. The fair was opened with an address of welcome by Mayor Sargent. Dancing followed from 9:3O to midnight. The grand march in which 125 couples participated was led by Mayor Sargent and wife to the music of Landri- gan's orchestra. In addition to various other chances on articles, there is quite a spirited contest going on among the ad- herents of Rev. Fathers Higgins, Russell, | Mulholland, McKeon and Bray. The most | popular of these priests will receive a | handsome set of gold vestments valued at | s1OO. The net receipts of the fair will be l devoted to the building fund of the church. l vocal solos will be rendered by various members of the parish, after which danc- ing will continue until midnight. Father whelan Very Low. | ToRR1NGToN, Jan. 30.-The Rev. Father Whelan remains about the same,
 but all hope of his recovery is given up. l A Streets Super. Arrested. l MER1DEN, Jan. 3O.-Meriden's sensation
 to-day was the arrest of Superintendent oi
 Streets Sanford charged with not keeping
 the city's sidewalks clean.
 I
 l A Little Better.
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A Former New Havener Dead.

Marcus H. Trowbridge of Catskill, NY, died Wednesday at the age of sixty-four MT. Trowbridge was born in this city and lived here until he was nine years of age. He had many friends in this city who will be pained to learn of his death. The New tice of his demise. Deceased was publisher and proprietor of The Examiner for forty five years
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Injured His Head.

Albert Drinkle, who is addicted to the use of strong drink, while under it's infu- ence last evening at the corner of Howard avenue and Washington street fell and re- ceived severe cut over the eye. He was taken to the station and his wound attend ed to.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
The High school Banjo Club.

The High School Banjo club scored a fattering success at the entertainment given in Calvary Baptist church Thursday evening. This is the first appearance of the club this season in public and their playing is fully up to their standard ot last winter.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
The Schooner Is Anchored in Bridge
 nOrt Harhor

BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 30.-The schooner George R. Vreeland, which left Philadel- phia two weeks ago with coal for the have been lost, arrived this morning Captain Abbott gives hard tale of pas sage. He lost his main gaff and every thing on deck but the lifeboats.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-31
Father Wbelan Very Low

ToRR1NGToN, Jan. 30.-The Rev. Father Whelan remains about the same, but all hope of his recovery is given up.
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Observation-Disclosures.

petitionen: BON 8urQern, INN elet=
ttiides 2i9t in Der @rodstsGtraBe nabe
ber 8abn; un &einiglng ter Montas
no 9tr0Be; um 8eieitigung oes Babnz
seleiies an @omaI eirabe. Gbas.
9ugo erbielt grIoubniB cine Gbsusss
r0bre nod benz Glufe gu lesen. 8e>
wia'gungen uerben semadt fur ie
einen @ebGlfen fur ben MHefIor uno
Nubitor.
9uniet 56lau@ Gompaenie b;etef
ibr priuateisentbum Der eta6t ar"
Mus Der 8lattern3eit Leanipru9en
gntf6dbisung fir aerf6rte Rleiber,
getten &C. Ners. 6. gpaus, Sobn s.
Greoerid.
I'm &udertattun3 BON Gteuern ober
3iniea ouf Steuert petitioairen g.
@orcietta,- g. Barrb. Sp. Mrnotb, S.
s. S6mibt uab 3. Moblfabrt.
Die petition Der MngeHelten Der
@traBenbabn 5 @eieli9aft UNI Nbtir,
3un9 ber Mrbeits3eit tpiro an ben Gtabts
anpalt berlDieien, ba es apeifelbaft, ob
pie Stabt bas &e6t bat, bier ein3usrets
fen.
Die 8tri3te Der geamtsn Rab ,i6tig
b%efunben tporben.
STR einen Waaen fur BEN MH,Gor
tuerben $50 bem:liet.
SadionsS trabe wirb gra6irt, uub in
StbsN ebina. 9troBe WaHerleitung elm.
sefibrt.
Ser CLUB iOl mOaat!i9 einmal ses
reinigt merben.
Su ueri6iebene1 5traBer ,piro bas
@ebaid a~bgebauen tpetben.
Sn Der Martts. Nees lia. ua6 st.
Warp. StraBe f0len Seitentpege etfter
9lafe berseifelt uerben.
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Mntk tiir W;atteri

Bnr iber 50Sabren idon wurbe Mts.
MinsloD's 5ootbine 5nrup BON Mfils
lioneu bon Nitterr beim 3abnen ber
3inber angerenbet. Mira 9u i'm
S1lafe 6ur9 bas S9reisn zines Rin5es
geRGrt, bos i'm 3ahnen 1T uno Dor
S9merasa trelnt3 Meua 70, lafs ipfort
cine Slai&e BON s@ss. Minslom's Sop.
thing egrup" 6Olea. geiH @ertb it u.s
be3ablbar. sc ipirb benz tleinea 2eibeit.
ben fofort 2inoerung beri@afen. Ser.
LOFT Sud baraut Niitter, es lit seiu
3peifel baraber. @s BELT 9pIenterp
unb Giarrboe, resulirt ben Maeen unb
tie Nieren. beieitigt Minb RoIit, ers
psi@t ben 8auren, b~erbinbert gntadn'
ouug unb fdrft bas gan3e Spleen.
.Wfrs. Minslotps Soothing 5prupS
fur aabnenbe Rinber 1T ongenebm In
@ei@mad unO bas Ee3ept fammt BON
einem Der 5eiten peiblt9en Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staten. IS III bel allen
Oruesiffen in ber san;en Wslt al bas
ben. preis Is gts. per Glai@e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wi1ss
lotps SOOTHING 9prup.
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@einnbbeit 1T @eidtb,ttn

Or. 9. 6. Befs aerpeRs unb Gebirn : Qur tit Elm
gayantlttes ipeeiff9es Seilmtttel fur &pfterte, Rrdms
Pfc uerpbie @eurnlsid, 4ppfiMmer,en, nerpbfe iIeters
reibnn8 unb Gbiparnung, peruriaHt burm ben hbers
mdbt5ea 0enn5 pcn NltrtpI cher 9obat GGlaflrias
tel, acknowledgement Mno @etirnerireinuna, Bile
IN Webniinn ausartet unb alsemetnes GEenb, Sie6s
thnia unb Cob terbeifhtrt. G5 tit aud eth 9eslmitteI
sesen frhbgeitises altern, seseu unfra&ttartett, Sms
pctfn3 bet teteen geiAIeHtern, Gpermotcrrbpeo, perz
uEia&t hurH eeilstse Observation-Disclosures cher ture
9nsenbfhnben. Se6e G4a&te[ entbdIf Die aur fur
etnen Wcnat. $I.00 BITE S&a@tel, cher 6 Ghamtefn
Nir sarantireuf bab 6 G@aHtefn ieoen Fan beiler
ntteen. aRtt jeber Hefeanns fur 8 Saa@teln bic Bel
uHe nit benz 9retie e~tnldu5t, fenben mir BEN BefeHel
nuieren i4riftltden @nrontie : Gmetn, bab mir bns
Gelo sur1di9t6ens ireun bas aRtttel tetre Setlung be.
ptrIt. Spl9e GHetne merbeu nnr a~us9effeut rom
@ttp Drng Stcre lGtnstge Meenten1 Np. 8 Ge1
commerce Gtreet, San Nntcnic, Eegas.
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9eutid Gngliide @dule.

@ltern, uel9e ibre Ginber Der obigeu
Wafalt anbertrauen woGen, merben
bierour@ barauf aufmertiam eema9t,
Dob Ginoer, bic nod fsinen unterriGt
erbalten baben, nur bel 8e9inn beg neus
en- 9huIiabres, alio am ndd5fen l.
September, in bic S9uIe aufgenorls
men merben f6nnen.
Tir ben S9ulborfanb,
s. @roos.
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0as Wereienft ffeotl

nj rfui&en unleren Wttbirsern mttButbeilea, bas
MIR Or. Rings neues G@mtnbiuht8 : Seilmittet beretts
felt etner @eibe BON Subren pertaufen, ebenip Or.
Rings Reue 9e6er : gtuen, 4udens Grniea Selbe unb
electric Bttters, unb baB MIR niemals Seilmittel pers
Fault baben, bic 70 gut sssbenA pber BITE 10 ansemetn
~befrte6fst taben, pfe bie}e. 9Bir 36sern teinen Gusens
bid, bic Garantte fur bteie Mittef isber 3ett 81 hberz
nebmen unb fnb nets beteit, bas rerau8sabte Gelb ~.
rhdSu,ablen, penn itrem @ebrau@e tetne befrtebtsens
ben MefuItafe sefclst fub. DieIe Daittel p~erbdnten ihre
srpbe gppuloritdt tbren eisenen gerbtenfen. Bum
Herfduf tn anen Npetbefen unb In Der Drpeueu 8 Grpbs
Sanbluns pon Dretb, abpmpiOn u. &c.
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MNerlei.
Der @%uubesmarlbaI 1at bie !

= Der 0unbesmarIbaI bat bic Waa.
.renpprrdtbe ber Girma s. %. @rate &
60. ouf 9eranlaKung ber 6emoenfa.
biitanten MiIion & go. NIT 8ei@log
Sie bat cine Gorberung bon
ii6er $4,000 gegen bic Sirma.
= 8ei Der Wabl Der S@ultrufees
Gounip fiab foleenoe DeutfGe er.
tpdblt tuprben: II. Be3irt. s. so.
Bling; 9ihritt %, s. Sod. 8. @ogel,
6. u, &umpel; |. 8eSirt. s. u. gmi'
Iienbure, 8. %. $6pperueiu, 90.
6ausmann; 80 8e5irt, s. .. Mepsr ;
10. 8. @erbarbt, v. s. @aale. u.
Saas: Is. paul Rod; 8. gbrif.
@rebm, 8. Gta9elbauien; %. s.
W6glin, 90. Ginger; 20. s. 6. Bed,
8. g@terbOf; Is. s. u. Ndermann,
s. 9. @embler.
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&err 6. $. asiaer, SO. 217 OF,
6oufoa , StraBe bdlt tets bas bols
tommenfe Eager in 3ei9enmaterias
lien, 4apeten, Garben, @las, Gpieeel.
glas. 8ilberrobmen, Girnifen uub allen
.3ei9nens unb MtaIersu tenftlien. Rinf.
Ierii9 ousgefRbrte 8ilber unb Gtatuet,
ten &c. Rnb In cine, iebeusDertben @aIs
lerie our Nnf@t unb gum 8ertauf auss
geffelt. Sn Sapeten un6 3immerbetos
ratiOnea III bas @ei9madoollie uab
WeueHe bort au inben.
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efla GimbereQa Gdnhsatpre.

@de $ 4 n fro s u. Abe. 6.
III foeben ansetommen: Gin groBe,
8orratb bon Ginoer $ Slippers uni
Gduben bon rs Gents 0ufndrts.
9amen Sizes un6 Slippers bon rs
Gents aufmdyts big 5u ben feinifeu
QualitGten.
Dad Eager in Damen. unb 0erren,
S9ub3eug, bod ober niebrig gef@nit.
ten, nit Der 9anb ober Maidine ge'
ma6t, 1T grOBartig, su Breiien, biz
Seoen in grfiaunen ieBen mtKen.
Wer feines unb 3uglei6 b~auerbaites
S@u1wert tragen min, faufe i'm Gin
oereIa 99ubsS Store.
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nieorisen preifen unter ber ausbrhdli=
den 8ebtngung bertauft murben. baB
binnen 80 5agen barauf 3pein6dige
Wobnbdufer 25x26 SUB erri@tet tper'
ben miiRen, inb 8lei9faas f9on in gau
genommen, unb auBerbem liegen bort
i9on 300, 900 SUB Baubol3 fur bic
Dods unb fir elm 9otel in Bereiti6aft.
DAB bic grbHnuug bes neuen terani.
fGen 9afeas gerabe febt. TOO cine 10
gldn3enbe @rnte ftr ben gtaat in Nus
f6t tebt, re6t5eitig tommt, beba,f taum
Der g%rmdbnung.
Mie bic groBe 3abl ber g6arter,
mel9e fir rleue @ei9dftsunternebmun'
gen faf tdgli9 i'm Staatsietretariat res
siftrirt tuerben, auf Dos un3ueibeuti9fe
batbut. sebt Die iuhufriele Demeguag
unb @ntpid!uug un~aufboltiam uno
trdftig horpdlts. @inen 8egrif ba.
bon, tpie fart He udhren6 Der lebten
3eit oOtangei6titteu 1T. Wirb man ft6
ert bann MAIDEN f6nnen, tuenu Die ofs
ficiele Genius. 5tatiftit berbfentlidt 1T.
Wie Der Beanie, tpel6er als epectals
1gent bon Der Suaossbe10roe t1a@
Seras eei6iGt morbeu 1T, UNI fit Die
@enfus6eb6rbe bas b~etrefenbe Materia!
3u iammeln. Mr.'S. Mc@ann, bor elm
paar 9asen einem 8eri9terifatter Der
Prefle mlttDellte, nlro per Staat 3eGas
etel lle1r tnoulfrleue 1nterne9mu1gen
a%uf3umeiien baben, als bis iebt In Der
@e9el aHSenoMaleh mor0ea III.
Dle gsosipll@e satnld.uae, oeren
per Slaoi 2eIas nO I'M gerlau1e Der
legten oetoeI rei9ea ernielaD,e 5u ers
I1elen gepaol 9al, ~ natar0emaB our
SeIanl9nun9 9emorDen, i9m elne 5aDl'
relqe 3upaaoerung bel0noers bonn
Wetlsn ger 5~u3uia1ren. Ste pun oa3u,
oas SefOol per agt'oemetraillUen iegas
ntl@en gerfa19n9, mel@e I'M el9per3l'
gen uno tlrSf19tigea 2aB 9egeft Die fta'
gere ie~pnolt5anllme @~eleSgsoaag etre
Slaalsu1iel lluBuIl9 1ar ole geIaroefn1s
per elnDaaoetnng ausotadl'W ua'er'
1897, unl9aolt@ gu ma@en.
Neueroil9s gebeI 1t9 an@ EN- paer
gtoBe Saa0galief une ga9a9eleul@aI
ZEN, ole osoeulenoe sSnoinierenef I'm
Staate 9aoen, mleoef 1t9ee' o.e yin
ma1De1aas ooH gufGpa ger aus neae
gu y oeleoea uao IN 0Gn9 ~ orIngea'
v1ert@nro'gei 9Oer oielme9r le9I etllar'
AWer 2Selle flho es aoer n'Wt 5umaai
oerer aus oemienlgea euiopaiigen
Saaoe. pas 2eIas ols leef lelae oelier
Eoiea!llsn getielsti pal, MI 0efeI
pure 9alp.laqll@ oet mepilge agett
PES siaaIes oeieOsll ano gu e'Iem oias
geaoea 31ilaIlanDe umgelgaHen ~.
1no Is algt osu1i@e &olonlgen, auf
melge n@ pas 4lleean1ert ger Sdao1ol=
let rl@te!. ISnoes 81 Ir1hoonlWe:
gS1e PIE Uori so9ri9 s@aael1en nut
igelll, 9ad Der TrarlOent per D2SlUltd
Uaue9 S'leaDap1" utt. NC. 5oaes, et'
reitS cine Set lang Der Getter elmer tas
thpti1Ge1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qes
NJ 70
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8ualens slratea-ga!be

Die bette Salbe Der Bel, fir s9nttte,
Quetidnnseu, @ef9piite, Gieber, unb Sdut.
AuSf6las, Gle@te, ~seiprunsene Sdnbe, brof-
6eaIen unb ale 9auttrantbetten ; turirt Sd.
u,orrboiben ober feine SeSablaus. 8Slise
Solicitation garautirt ODER baS GeIb nirb
Burii6erfattet. Is g. nts bic G1a9teI. Bum
Bertauf In allen Apotbesen. GreiS, 9tomp<
Iou G Co.. MhnIeiale.
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Sem qeebrteu 8abltfuun

bic gan3 ergebene Nnsei9e, baB mir
bur9 unieren aeuet Santuagen In ben
9tarb gefebt fnb, 9ampe1 : Del urb
8aioline uuferen Runoen ins 6aus au
liefern un6 bort bor3umeRen. @aios
lines unb Selfannen NIT 2rabn flbrt
ber Wagen tets nit unb f5nnet ben
geebrteu 2unben auf 8erlangen 3ur
Senubung iiberlaRen tueroen. I'm &c.
neigten 3ufpru9 bittet bic
Miffton Oil Co..
(Snbaber s. %. u. 5romberg.)
Is ". Alamofrabe. Selepbon 543.
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@eiut 8abeu e~struufeu +.

8eim 8aben i'm 0IuHe rlabe Der
Gone Star 8rauerei lit am Montag
Mbenb gegen 8 ubr ein iunger damn
Namens Trant Gong ertrunten. Ct
baoete In @emeini@att nit Sobn Obft
unD @bas. Miener; ole bret maren
iber ben Stub gei6pommer unb mon.
ten nun aurid nod benz anber1 nfer,
mobei He 9egen ben 6trom an3utdm=
pfen batten. Obit seIanste 3uert bin>
tber. 9ls Song UNI StIfe rief. Dens
bette ff9 Miener nod ibm ula uub fab,
wie er f"iuBabmdrts g%etrieben tpurbe.
st fdwamm gu ibm bin, bod liam.
merte fi@ Gong berart an i'm fef, baB
er i'm ni9t retten tonnte. Beibe fan.
ten unter, bod IieB Song ieinen Maun
bal6 los unb He tamen tpieber an bic
Sberfd9e. @an3 erI66pft berfu@te
nun Wiener bas ufer au errei9en, mas
inn aud gelang. Obft mar mittlers
merle bamit befGdltist eeueIen, elm
Boot fOtt au MAIDEN; Mrbeiter aus Der
Brauerei iamen au@ berbei. bod gu
ipdt; Gong perf9manb i'm WaRfr.
ct NOR % Sabre alt. ftammt aug pa,
bucab, 3D., no fein 8ater tpObnt; mar
erft felt a@t Monaten in San Nntonio,
bod In ben 4reiien, no CT bertebrte,
iebr beliebt.
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Ntpti5 fiir g%teuer5abler.
Son Nntonio. 80. Wai '91. !
Office bes Staot NHeHors, !

Rampmanu. @ebdubs. 3immsr 40. }
Die Yiirger uerben bisrbur@ bena9s
ri6ti9t, bob Die ftdbtiiden steuersgiu'
fGdBuugs=2iften nit Der Nngobe Deg
fteuerbaren @igentbums (peri6nli@en
ME @runbeigentbums) fir oas nit BEN
1. Mdra 1891 be9irnenoe Gistals Sabr
iebt Dolenbet finb unb bis gum 81. Suli
1891 CUR aagemeinen ginii9t offen aus
liegen tperoen.
Nae bietpon betrOfenen perionen
Derbea bierour@ b6fi6f eriu9t, R6
bel benz unter3ei@neten 3u melbeu uao
ibr feuerp1idtiges gisentbum au3uge.
ben, ipie es bas @eieb unb bic beitebens
ben itdbtii6ea 8erOrbnungen u~erlangen.
@ufap Gra6,
@tdbtiiGer Ifefor.
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- Gin beftiges 2eberleibeu berurs
ia4te mir bic gr6Bten 8ei@merben,
bur@ bic A~ntpenbung bon Or. Nuguf
3bnia's hamburger 3ropfen nurbe i@
bolRdnbig bersefeat.-Grie0ri@ 2ur3e,
Cor. aufin' unb Boob traBe, Dali
las, Ser.
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Ss- Weubet gu3 an Skater &
Braben, plumbers. fur Office
&dumlidfeiten. $50. 20 Wef goms
@troBes
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- Heue 8udepe Mdb MafGinen,
neuefer @ontruftion au $50 bieies
Sobr, bei Staade8 Bros, 81 unb
80 Commerce StraBe.
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nT 9auptquartier fur g9Idude
gum gpribeu. Babewannen, plumbers
unb Steam : Titters Material ieber Nrt
bel @bafer 6 Braben, 20 Mefts
tro6e.
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s@r Die ueueiten GiI5., etrObs.
DUNLAP, Snor. unb Gtetfons Qtte bel
paneoait & @obn.
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acknowledgements fir bas @o'
memblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Ngenten:
s.. g. @mf@.
90. S@prpbinb.
6 . t | s,
Cages Gbronif.
.16. Sunni.

Is. Stunt.
1873. @ipbanni 8occaccip seboren.
1479. Mmeriso @espucct entpedt bas Self
Lamb bon Nmerifa.
1929. SerSimanb II. belebnt @alenitein
nit Nedlenburs.
1915. S9Iadt Bel 2isnb. @apoleon iiest
sesen 8liider; 9eb seset @eatnstcn, Sersos
Griebri9 @ilbelm bon 8raunf4pei9 fdnt.
1871. @in3us bes &aiiers 8ilbelm 1. nit
ben iiegreihen Sruppen in Berlin.
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Da- Office 3immer gu bermietben bel
6bafer & Braben, plumbers,
20 Melf. Commerce. traBe.