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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-01
ton revived "Hazel Kirken in New York
last Monday NIGHT

ton revived "Hazel Kirken in New York
last Monday night.
Barrett's revival of "Francesca' met
with more favor than anything he has done
OF recent years. Lane played Louis James
old part of the Jester.
it Is given out as fact that w, j..
florence has signed contracts by which the
Jel1erson-tlorence union will continue for
another season.--Mirror
The Tabernacle choir under Stephens
management has now increased to 300
voices. Three hundred upholstered chairs
arranged TO directly face the audience will
be IN place for the choir when services are
resumed.
The School for Scandal is the topic of
the hour. Rehan made great Lady
Teazle, it is said. John Drew played
Charles Surface; Louis, the money lender;
Wheatlelgh. Sir Peter; Harry Edwards,
Sir. Oliver; George Clark, Joseph Surface,
and Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Candour.
The Home club are now at work on
"Young Mrs. Winthrop" which may be
produced in Boise before it is played here
Several of the club last evening had read
ing with Mr.. Lask, manager Of the F'aunt-
leroy company, who very kindly gave them
valuable number of pointers He was
one of the stage managers at the original
New York production.
The Choral will have large acquisition
OF active and honorary memb tomorrow
night, when Mr. Stephens will map out
work for the May festival. The move
ment to admit lady members without
any monthly dues meets with strong
favor and many live citizens are showing
their interest in the society by subscribing
for honorary membership tickets
~, .
last Friday in Paris. Delibes stood at the
head OF the composers of the modern
French opera comique. He was born in
1886. After a long course of study at the
Conservatoire he was appointed to the
Theatre-Lyrique in 1923. His first opera,
lie Roi Ia Dit" was done at the Opera
Comique in 1873, but achieved only mod
crate SUCCESS. Jean de Niville'' followed
and later "Lakme, u which was written es-
pecially for Marie Van Zandt. On the
death of Victor Masse, in 1884, Delibes was
elected member of2the institute Mirror.
When it was announced that Manager
Bowler had determined TO remove the
Juch Opera company to the Grand Opera
house the quidnuncs were loud in their de-
nunciation of what they termed his unwise
policy. 10 remove a company from COM
paratlvely small theatre to one double it's
size in the last week of the season smacked
of absolute madness, and they shook their
heads sagaciously and prophesied all sorts
of evils. The result, however, has been
widely different from what they predicted,
for the new season has been most brilliant,
and if it could have been extended it
would, from all indications, have continued
so for considerable period. Manager
Bowler is quick in thought, sharp and de-
cisive In action, and has yet to make a Sc
rious blunder.-Music and Drama.
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Her Thanks.

1t was in restaurant. A bright little
girl OF six or seven had just finished her
lunch with two ladies, one apparently
her mother, the other her mothers
friend. The friend gave the little girl a
small parcel as they rose.
''What is it," asked the child.
"a present for you, dear. 1 want you
to have it, but don't open it until you
get home"
"Well," piped the child sweetly, in
tones that brought smiles to the faces of
a dozen hearers-''well, thank you very
much, and I'm very much obliged, al
though don't know whether it's peanut
shells or thousand dollars. Boston
TRANSCRIPT
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A COMPLAINT and a Cross comnlatnt

The divorce case of Edward reading VS..
Han nah Reading came up before Judge
Anderson yesterday morning on, the report
of the referee. In his complaint the plain
tiff alleged that he married the defendant
in this city in May, 1884; that in July, 1889,
the defendant, disregarding her marriage
vows, deserted and abandoned the plaintiff :
that during their married life the defend
ent treated the plaintiff with extreme
cruelty that she once locked him out of
the house and in the morning refused to get
his breakfast for him.
The defendant filed an answer and cross
complaint. in which she alleged that the
plaintiff treated her in cruel and inhuman
manner; that she left the defendant on &C
count of her health. She also alleges that
the plaintiff was worth over $1,000. On
the report of the referee, Judge Anderson
granted the decree and divided the prop
erty and awarded the custody of the two
minor children to the defendant
OTHER BUSINESS.
In the case of Lawrence Napier ct al. vs.
d. G. McGregor ct al, the defendants were
allowed until February 16 to answer
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Notes.

"All the Comforts of Home' is near at
hand.
Kalakaua's last visit to theatre was to
see Emma Abbott.
Louise Davenport Sheridan is teaching
elocution in Australia.
A burlesoue of Louis IX' is being pre-
pared for Henry Dixey TO appear in next
season.
Miss Eastlake is now working apart from
Barrett and threatens to star in America
next season.
Arthur, one of Salt Lakes baritones is
back again after visit east. He will be
welcomed to the Choral.
Couldock, Effie Ellsler and Frank Wes-
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Caught.

Schoolmaster burning round sharply
Which of you is it that is daring to
make faces at me?
Six Youngsters Gin chorus)-Freddy
Brown, sir.
Schoolmaster-Ah. Then you six bows
stand out and be caned. If you saw
Freddy Brown making faces it shows
that you were not attending to your les
sons.-Pick Me Up.
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"You still keep your stationery business,

UUu { lUU!'
''Oh, yes, and you'd be surprised at its
extent The lines we carry, of labor saw,
ing ONCE supplies, irst-class inks, pens.
pencils and the various etceteras which
make up the outfit of leading banking and
mercantile houses, are such that purchas.
ers don't forget them.''
'Do you have MANY callers!'
Not a great many; but all who do take
spin through our premises express them
selves as pleased with our progress and &C
cumulated facilities. We would like more
of cur solid business men to visit us. and if
you write anything about US, Just say SO.
will you!''
The reporter nodded afirmatively, and,
as the lithographing monster snorted out a
sound similar to an overfed sea lion, he
smiled and said adieu.
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The Ruling Passion

Robber Ito bank taller)-rm Bloody
Jim tn Rip Roarin' Shorter of tn Rock
les. Hand over that there cash.
Bank Teller (mechanically)-I have no
doubt personally, sir, that you are Bloody
Jim the Rip Roaring Shorter of the
Rockies, but, sir, you will have to get
somebody to identify you.-Street &
Smiths Good News.
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Art and Size.

Mrs. Kromo-I ordered some picture
frames yesterday sent home find now
that they are too large for the pictures l
have.
Art Dealer-I see. And now you want
to look at some smaller frames?
Mrs. Kromo-No; at some larger pict-
uSes.-Puck.
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Invest in Plowshsres.

''They tell me man can make money
in Wall street." said farmer to brok-
er recently. What shares would you
advise me to invest in?''
DO you own farm property" replied
the broker, who had been pinched in the
money panic.
eyes; own, free and clear, 10000
acres of the best farm land in Iowa, -
answered the agriculturist.
''Well, then, take q friends advice"
said the Wall street man. 'Invest in
plowshares. New York Herald.
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The Ministerinr Angel.

Young De SMITH have met with a
severe loss, Miss Priscilla. My uncle
George is dead
Priscilla-What, your rich uncle. Oh,
Mr.. De Smith-Henry-cannot do any
thing to replace the affection you have
lost?-New York SIN.
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The
Lace House.
1t is
Well known
That we are not continually
Advertising
Slaughter Sales,
Mark Down Sales,
Selling out at Cost, ETC.,
But
When we do advertise reductions
1t Means Something
Notice the following:
Commep cling Thursday, December
18th.
French Woven Corsets,
Styles.
Regular prices,
S1.00-S1.25-S1.50
Reduced to
SOC.
Kid Gloves.
Button, Scalloped Top. Soc;
4 button,
Every pair guaranteed,
75c.
Hdk'fs.
Embroidered, White and Colored,
% and 1873,
Reduced to
1919.
Children's Caps-Coats
Fascinators-Knit Skirts,
The above
Reduced 1875 per cent.
We shall have something to say
in few days about our
Underwear Sale.
These goods are now in transit.
Wait.
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The Right Kind of n rTotbar

Mamma (coaxingly)-Come, Bobby,
take your medicine now, and then jump
into bed.
Bobby do not want to take my
medicine, ma.
Father (who knows how to govern
children)-Robert, if you don't take your
medicine at once you will be put to bed
without taking it at all
Bobby takes it promptly.-Exchange.
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DiScOuraDin0

Don't you think, Miss Twilighte, that
you could learn to love me if you should
try?
Really, Mr.. We're de We're, don't
know. | learned to like tomatoes once.
but after careful consideration | have
been sure ever since that the result
wasn't worth the pains. "-Somerville
Journal.
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BURNERS OF HARD COAL. Attention

All those burning hard coal who are not
supplied for the season should give in their
orders at once, as late advices from the
mine are to the effect that it may soon be
closed down and the hard coal supply will
be limited. A. L. WILLIAMS, Agent
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Plain as a Pikestaff.

Housekeeper-You here again? 1t was
only yesterday l gave you a regular
meal.
Tramp-Yes'm, 1 amt forgot it, mum.
That's why / come agin, mum.-Good
News.
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A Partial Reform

"Have a cigar, Wilkins
mo; sworn off,"
"Given up smoking?"
mo; given up your cigars. New
York Sun.
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FINE DIAMONDS

Less than wholesale cost, and warranted, at
BunneIl 81 Co.'S Jewelers. E.2nd South st.*
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-01

Having returned from Berlin, is pre-
pared to receive pupils. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-01

Thirty houses and cottages for sale cheap
Come in and make the terms. We have
the houses. Chas. L. Crane 81 Co., under
Bank of Salt Lake.
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ROSES, CARNATIONS, HYACINTHS
and other flowers at Readings. THE
BEST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-01

Our entire stock, recently damaged by
lire and water, must be sold at once
E. M. FREEDMAN, 81 Co.
80 Main street
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=. J. NATHAN. CLOTHIER.
WILLARD WEIHE.

Removed to 165 Main street, next t.
JODeS' bank
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Don't fail to get pair of our famous 81
kid gloves for SO cents.
NELSON A. RANsoHoFF,
"A S. Main.
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OUR BIJOU THEATORIUM

egaaa attractive stage entertainments
rehgoas and secular inaugural
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I'VE no waste basket.

Poet-I have little contribution for
the waste basket.
Editor We have no waste basket.
Poet-I am delighted to hear that
Editor-We use a barrel Neu York
Weeklu.
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Next to Cullen House, Second South Street.
THE WONDERLAND AMUSEMENT COMPANY,

open daily thereafter from to 1880 p Continuous
Performances take place hourly
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Gtiftmnasfeit Der Sarmpmia Qpge bes
Gr6en9 Ser @ermaunSiEbtte.

Gtiftmnasfeit Der Sarmpnia 9p9e bes
CrbenS ber @ermannsi6bne.
Gas 3Oidbrise stiftuassFeft Der GAR
monia : 9oee beg Orbeus Der Ger.
mantis Shine tDurbe ont 5amstass
Mbenb i'm @aale bes @afno bur9 sinen
erDBen Geit : yaq nit Bantett gefeiert.
9abe an bun6ert paare, beffebsub
aus Witgliebern bes Srbens uno
Greunben befelben, tparen eri@ienea.
puntt 9 ubr mur6e BET 8au er6fnet.
I'm ~ ubr intonirte bas Or9efer
ben Marf6, Der bas 3ei&en gum Bee
ginn bes 8anfeits CAB. Oas bon
9errn Nuguf &ebberg gelieferte bots
trefFi9e Souper erfreute ft9 bes auses
meinen tpoblberbienten 8eifaIs.
Mu9 an elmer &eibe gebaltboler &es
Sen, Die bas Mabl mhr5ten, feblte es
ni6t. Solde tpurben gebalten bon
ben 6erren Wm. 6eui9fel, s. Bauer
unb Mm. Gppfer. Die &ebner pie|ea
NIT bere6tisier @ennstbuung auf bas
Bluben unb @ebeiben bes Otbens bin,
oas fid tpdbreno bes betfoKenen Sab.
res nidt nur bier In San Nntonio,
ionbern i'm gan3en St0ate Seras In
erfreulider Weife fu~abseseben babe.
Dor einem Sabre beffan6 in Seras tlur
bic bteFge 2oge unb 3tpar nit elmer
Mit9lieber3abI BON taum 80. tpdbrenb
lie bette beren 100 3d6It unb udbrenb
ferner i'm lebten Sabre bon benz @roB=
prdfbenten, 6srru Mm. 6euftfeu, 80
tDeitere GDgen i'm Gtaate gegriinoet
Durbeu, fobaB Ser Herbanb beute 700
Mitglieber adblt. Gin breifa9es God
auf tie Beamten bes 8erbanbes, auss
gebra6t bonn prdRbenten Der 6armo.
tia 8 Spge, Germ g., Diebmanr, tpor
Der 2obn Der ane1tennens uertbeu 8ers
bienfe b%erielbeu.
@egea baIb 3wei ll6r begann Der
BaQ aufs Neue unb es mar bereits 4
ubr borbei, aIs berielbe fsinea gb:
f9luB fanb.
9as arrangements , @omite, beKer
Bemubungen bas @eIingen bes Geiies
In erfter 2inie su banten III, beifanb
aus ben 0erren 6. Disbmann, Wm.
Rppfer, Gso. Maener un6 s. @i6dner.
Die gegentudrtigen Beamten Der 0ars
monia.9oge fnb: 6. 9iebmann. Brd.
fibent; Geo. Waaner, gice.p rdRbent;
5. Bauer, protofolireuber @5eeretdr;
Wm. 2ppfer, GinanssS scHtdr; s. 90.
Sange, e6abmeifer; Wm. Rlbn. Sub.
ret; s. 6utfdenreiler, Snnere Wa6e;
y. Ge'ber. @euBere Wabe; Mor Iis
i@inger, Masuf 8. SAuIa uub Oscar
9ierum Giuan3. gomite.
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Gin Masfeufeit.

Nueeregt bur9 ben pbGnDmsnaIea
grfoIg aler blsber berauftdIteten Ssffs
Ii9teiten bat Der Beetbonens Mdnners
dor, I'm 8orous berR6ert, bob Der
S6ritt beim beutiwen publifum leb.
bafien Nnflang fn6eH ipirb, bef1lpfen,
am 6amfiag Nben6, ben Z. 6ebruar elm
arcBartiees Masfenfef gu arraugiren.
DaHeIbe iol I'M Gaale bes Wiffionss
@artens abgebalten unb ole RdumIids
feiien bes 2Dtales, big auf ben eigent,
li9en B1rroOut, tuerben BEN @erein sur
Nerfieung geffellt tDerben.
Dos 6aupterforberniB bss Nbenbs,
cine ousse5ei@nete BallmuRt, beripri1t
1err garI Bed nit einena 80 Maun
ifarIen 9r@efer au liefern. Dieter
Sbeil liegt 0lio In ben bsften 6dnben
uno Wi9ttdn3er tperben fGon einen Sc
rub BARN finoen, Der 8aumuHt 3u Iaus
f@et.
0as arrangements 2omite tr1gt f&
nit ueitgebeuOen gldnen. beten Mus.
fibrung In alen gin3eIbsiten garantirt
tDerben batf. 8itl uirb far cine feen.
bate BeleuEturB bes BalfaaIes ge,
f@eben unb niGt ueniger fir entlpres
9en0e Declaration.
Dos belebenbe Clement b.s Wasten.
fetes biloen bic Mitelieber bts Der
ems unb ben Gdifen tuirb es uiht
f@uer fallen, lire 9oIe in BEN Mas.
teufd1efa Al tuxhIen.
Meun irgenb Elm 9erein i'm Giaube
1T, eiuen MastenbaI au b~eranHaIten,
tyie Ct iein fol-, NIT 2eben nnb Beiues
teung, S@er3 unb Seitetteit, 1umor
unb NasgeloKenbeit, obne raturIi1 bic
@reu5eu bes grIaubten 3u iiberf@reiten
70 bari man bies bonn Beeiboben.M dn.
nerGor ertuarten, benz &c an Bacterial,
uel&es ben nbtbieer unb ri9tieen Son
auslebt. ni9t feblt.
Die Beibeiligune aDirb, pie beftimmi
au ertuarieH 1T, cine lebr sobIrei@e fem.
@ir tomHlen ipdter nod auf Oiefss Gef
| auriid.
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Tegas ..

/. Gin tn Der Rdbe bon NaIiin mob.
member Garmer Bat bon 8 Ndern 2anbes,
lpeI@e ct nit 4obl beftelt fat, cine
8aareinnabme bon $3.50 gebabt; ber
Gemiiebau, befonbers In Der Ndbe Ell.
mes tdbtii@en Marttes, aablt better als
MeIf@torr unb 8aummole.
= Na9 elmer Wittbeilung bes Germ
o. u. WtliOn, 8eperal. Nsent fur ben
8ieb'S ransport i'm g1feasoer 0iebboL
Rno bonn 1. Mai big gum 80. Nobem.
Der 1890, alio in Z Monaten %, ga
@iieubabn.W agenlabungen teraniiheu
S9la9tbiebs auf ben @bieasOer Martt
eebra4t uorben.
-Sn @bmarbs @ountp III ber GGof.
3R&ter Saunders ermOrbet tporoen, unb
5tuar BON einem ieiner Sirten I'm auf.
TRACE feiner Gfau, meIde benz 6irten
bic gbe neripra9. Seibe finb perbafs
tet morben.
- Gus pecos gitp tpirb Elm S9nee,
fall bon 6 3ol beri9tet.
= Sn 6an Inselo III ON 10. GGnee
aefaQeu.-Sn Colorado gitp betrug bet
59neefou 6 3on. - Nus Gainesville
mirb semelbet, baB man In 6olse Der
beftigen GdIte unb 51ueepeben aroBe
8iebDerlufe befirGtet.
= gs eibt gsate, bic Dor Iauter Sc
banten ni9t gum Senfen fommen.
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+ Oepra Silaers.

SIN Nlter bon 60 Sabren itarb am
Samfag Wa@mitiag @eorg 6ilgers.
Ct mar in Der @beinpropin3 geboren
unb nobnte felt "a Sobren in San I'm.
tonic. 2anae Sabre biubur9 bat CT in
Der Commerce traBe elm G6neiberge.
f9dft beirieben; gas bnielbs Dor ettpa
aebn Hs}dbren auf unb purbe Wirtb Der
SIrnbale. Ser 8erforbeue gebtrts
mebreren 0ereiuen aIs eifrises MitsIieb
ar; Defenders ibdtts 3eigte er f1 i'm
9~urhbsrein anb NOR elmer Der Setter
beHelben. Inter aoblrei6er BethelIi
gung fanb feline 8eerDiguua beute 0Or.
miiiag ffatt. Ser 8eetbobensW dnner.
dor fang am @rabe unb &i&ter Mur3.
bad belt bic @rabrebe. Griebe ieiner
Nfdel
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6 { d s.
Cages Gbrpnif.
II. & Il II +.

l. II uQT+
Oil. Srbtpis bas Sinh, beuti9er &Dnis,
seftorben.
1881. Terbinanb 1. bon Oefterrei6 ais
beutIder &ai1er su GLADDEN. gefrDnt.
1859. Die erite 2otterie in 2pnbpit aespaerl.
ITS. 9ugatidem gu Mpsfau ~entbauptef.
1880. nnabbdnstsfeits : @rfldruns Der bels
gil9en Gtdnbe.
1894. S. g. 81. Scrfer eeftprben.
1901. Spminicp GifnaroIa (Grmp.) AL @es
nebts seitorbet.
1905. @idisan ais gerritorium formirt.
1913. Der &Dnig bon 4reuben I6ift ben
Siir1ten Satfelb na4 9aris, UNI Oort's 9tbfal
3u entIAtlbigen.
1914. 9tnianee 3ipiiden Oeterrei@ unb
benz &5ntg Spa4im BON Neapel. S9ladt
Bel 8reba. 8iloiu ibIdat Bic Sransoien.
1915. Gtnflhrung elmer ftdn6ii6en @erfal=
flung in @iirttemberg.
1926. 8abdrb Tablor, in &ennel : Gquars
in gennfbIpanien s~eboren. @eniaIer gtetie=
beIHreiber.
1929. Sriebri9 p. 9aIesel (9i6ter) se>
itorben gu Dresden.
1851. Die SdIespig Spliteiner unteriper=
ten it9 Der Dfterreidiid : preubiiden 9acifi>
cation.
1868. SduIr 9elitl6's erfte einauBreide
8eSe an BEN srbeiter gerein III 8erIin
(5elbftbIlfe).
1865. 8eberlb, @a., tpir6 bon elmer iibers
legeneit @ebenenmadt ansesriffen, unter 8es
fehl oes @eneral @pfier; bas Gtdbtden tpirb
beiest nne etne feline MnsabI Ser. Gtaaten
Sruppet gefan9en 9enontmen.
1871. Sefe4t BET 2ombron unb Ga Gbas
peIle.
1887. Gtn MifIouri qnciic 8abm s9alIa.
eter5ug entgleift nnfpeit Dunbar, Nebr. Mebr
alS 20 Eerionen perlett, urb 2 8abnbebiens
itete eet6btet.
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@abl : Yrpflantatipt.
Mapors Office,
staot San Nutonio, Seras. !
10. SQnuor. 1891.

10. Sanuar, 1891. J
2raft meines Mmtes als Mepor Be,
Stabt San Mntonio, erIaHe i'd hermit
eine protlamation bic, ben
3~ettem Muntas a9 Iebrnar 1891
als @abltag bsftimnt. (Diefer Won.
Veg 1T Der neunte bes Monats).
.aleber folgenbe 8eamte fol absefimmt
EfDerben: Sen WaDor, &ecor6er, Sol,
FIeHor, NReKor, S@aBmeiaer, eiabt.
S%ngenieur. Staot : NatpaIt, Stabt,
W9atf6al, Nubitor, einen alderman
fdr iebe Waro BET Stadium 4 Mlber.
mdhuer at Large. 9ie Mablpldse in
ben 3eri9iebenen Marbs toerbcn BON s
ubr Mnsseusbi 6 llbr Qbenbs ofeu
fei1 AH6 apaf M folsen6en Stelen:
Wdfb Md 1-Sm poIisei i. 0aupt=
QUARTER; MabIDorfteber, Simon SIS,
@arb SO. sAgde OF. unb AoIos
rnfasS traBe; @ab!Drrfteber, Suan s.
@arbenos.
Warb SO. 3-gde 2areoo uub Weff,
Q~oufons5 traBe; @ablborfteber. Sobn
Gtappenbed.
Marb 80. 4-Sn Der Contentious,
6ale, @de Norb. Glpres uno 0oufou.
StraBe; Mablborfeber, s. 8ilemain.
Warb SO. 5-Sn Gommers @arteu,
@fe Nbenue 8 un6 10.s Strabe; Wabl.
borftebsr, Sobn 6. Bern.
Warb go. 6-GGe glms unb Nolans
StraBe; WabIborfeber, Wm. s.
Gage.
@arb SO. 7-gde Mataaorba. unb
9ictoriasS traBe; @ablborfebsr, peter
Subj.
Warb go. $50. -, eabsM lamos
StraBe, gde South<S traBe; Wablbor.
ffeber, 2ouis Berearom.
Na@ Section 20 bes @itp CHARTERS.
unb bes 6taatsgeiebes, paRirt an IA.
Mdr3 1887, In Der apan3igiten 2egiss
latur, Settle 81, mirb bic Wabl abges
balten unb befannt gema@t.
Sie Stimmgeber ieber Warb foDen
lber Die @abl bes Mapor, Gecorber,
Collector, 4fefor, GdabmeiHer, @tabt.
Sngenieur, Stnbt > MntpaIt. Gtabts
Marf9aa, Iubitor, eiuen alderman fir
ibre refpeftibe Marb nn6 bier @loer.
mdnner at Large abaimmea.
Sur gef@eiuigung bierboa sei9ne i'd
meinen Namen un6 Iaffe Dos Siegel Der
Stabt beifigen ON 10. Sanuar 1891.
BrDan @aIIagban,
Nttefirt: Mapor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabts @lerf.
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Q(Wet(et.

= Bunbesmarf@an Stride Derbafttts
ge|terrl einen Mann Nanlens 8. g.
@roB, Der in Mempbis, Senne1ee. Be,
beutenbe @elblummert unterf@Iagen
Bot. GroB lam Dor einisen Monaten
tierber. beri1wanb bnnu tpieber uHb
tau1te eff gefern uieber 0uf.
= BIS gum Samftag bate bic Nran,
ias paB Balm tpdbrenb bieTer 6aiiot
iber 100. 900 8allen 8aumpDle trans'
portirt.
- SIN Nlter bon Il Sabtet ffarb
In ieiHer Wobnang on pea@sS traBe
grant Clint.
- Cur 8erantoItung Der bereiis
bon Der uGreien prsfe' ertpdbttsn 3om
papne . Gebenffeier bat ber IiberaIe
Club nunmebr cine Nn3abl bon Qomi'
tes ernannt.
- Sie GranO Surp trat beute su.
fammen unb bot fi@ bis gum n19lfen
Woniag bertagt.
Bic Mabl bes beutIGen 6rauen
6ilfss@ ereins ergab folgenbes ReIuIs
tot: prdfbentiu, Grau 6. Desen; 1.
@ice. prdEbentin, Grau 8. 96bler; 2.
8ice . pr0Hbentin, 6rau 6. Gtorbed
S9abmeiferin, Grau 8. Nentpig ;
S~efretdrin, GrduIeiu Columbia RoFb /;
0orieberinnen: 1. unb 2. @arb, Grau
Q. peri9; 8. uHb 4. @arb, Grau s.
8obharbt; 5. anb 6. Mar5, Grau %.
66fins; Z. unb 8. @arb, Grau 80,
Gteubing.
Gonniag Na@mittag UNI 3 llbr
fiarb nod langidbrigen i@tDereu 9eibeu
Grau Sofepbiae Oretb In
gtlter bon So Snbreu. Der Sobestoe
Der 1erbli9snen mar ibr 40. 6o@jetts'
tag. 6rau SreiB, bic Satin unferes
Mitbargers 6errn Glbert SreiB, tpurbt
am IL. Nuauf 1921 au arolfen i'm Gtr'
fentbum Maloed geborer unb tDar ein'
Der dlteften beutf6en @inwobnerinner
bon Msf 8eras.
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II. s II /.

S88. Safer &arI Der 9ide eeftorben.
1920. Magelbaens an Der @iinbuns bes
Hio be Ia 8Iatd.
1888. Die taiierliben Sberiten perpHidten
IT'D beifn @aitmabl gu Piien CUR Treue geser
8aLenftein.
1641. 8aner Dor ~gtesensburs, no Serb.
nanS III. &ei4stas bdlt.
1746. Sobann 9einrid Seitalpai gu i3iirid
9eboren.
1900. 4eter .. 8iron, letter (etttbronter)
9er3oe bon @urlanb, gu @eIenal in S9lefien
geftprben.
1906. 8ien bon ben Srdnspfen aerdumt.
@ugen S%eaubarnais mirb @ice &6nig bon
Stalien.
1913. Napoleons GenatseoniuIt sur 4us=
bebung bon $4,000 Mann.
1914. i3uiarnmenfunft &ailers Mleranber l.
utb Srie6ri9 8ilheln III. gu 8aiel.
1848. 9lufitan6 in 8alermp.
1863. Drei Unions ranspcrtsS diffe auf
benz Gunberlanb : SluB bonn 6einbe tpegs
genofli1en.
1871. Das 8. unb 10. beutide Corps err
cbern Sc Observation-Disclosures bon 8aris.
1885. 8rins @usuit BON @iirtternbers,
probii. Sen. Sberit, itirbt.