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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
Administrative HOtice.

Notice is hereby givin, that Let
ters of Administration upon the Es-
tate of John Scherer, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned,
by the Probate Court of Gasconade
County, Missouri, bearing date the
1Ith day of November, 1891.
All persons having ella ms against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year from the date of said Letters, or
they may be precluded from any ben
eft of such Estate; and if such claims
be not exhibited within two years
from the date of the publication of
This notice, they will be forever barred
MARIA SCHERER,
Administrative.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

GnOlib ipa Der 5ln6s aud in Den
Ser. Staaten sur SsriteIuHs BON Gin.
ntu periueuoet iueroen. Cine Sabrif,
iuelds Die Siensel uerarbeitet, miro in
peu rddlten 5aeen 81 Aultin, Minn.,
er6ifnct. Die Surser bon auitiu baten
oaSu siu @runbitiid BON 80 Gdern anl
geoar &iper aeidentt. Sas Gountg
Otower, III iueldem Huitln liest bat
beufr 40, 900 9tdsr nit Slads beiteat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Sir men lit Der Sarif? 9lele 5rase
6euntluortete Mtcainlep i'll elmer &ebe
folgeuoermaBen: nS6r t0uut 5rei6an.
Def nitt baten, luenn iDr nidt Die Sage
Der ameriflniibeu Irbeiter nit Der Gage
Der eurppdiideu slrbeiter 9leidma9t.
Ntan la9t, Die Jabrifanten uno Capita
llltsn ernten DIE 6rildte bonn SduBSoa.
2Senn absr ner 9lrteitsr, Der in europa
nut so 0eu!s 9Obu erb:elt, nad ieincr
6ierferfuuTt 81 befommt, wer erbdlt
Den Spllar uno iilnfSig Gents? Soer
wcnn fir Die ndnlli6e arbeit, fir iuelde
brauBen IS Geuts beSablt purbs, Der
5a5ritant I'M Stauoe lit 1925 gu be;ab=
fen, i'll 6ui9e bes S6us5ulles, wer ers
hdlt Den SOllar unO fiinfsis Gents ?
9ti6t Ser 6aorifant ooer Gapituliit, ios.
bern bod pifsubar ber@anu berGrbsit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

ggo fault man icrtise aleioer biliaer
als belm Gbri itmann, at Der
Marftitra6e. Sullltdnoise Serren.sln=
Sii9e filr $500; pollitGnoise Scans gnz
silge fiir Suaben $500; lleberr1fe iiir
Serren fiir $40; lleberr6de fir &uas
ben fit $3.50 BIZ s2.25. limb siuar
linb oies Sleioer i'll bcnen man iid BEL
sinem GmpIang im @bite Saus leben
laiien fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
o Administrator upon the Estate oil
Andrew Loeb sr., deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court of Gasconade County,
Missouri, bearing date tha 6tl, day
of October, 1891.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required TO exhibit
them TO me for allowance within one
year from the date of said Letters, or
tI,oy may be precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; an ! il such
claims he not exhili ted within 2 years
from the date of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever
barreo.
JouS G. LoEB.
Administrators.
| Oct II to1 No. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Simmer nod Der tilllslte Sias III Der
Stabt. 8oaitduoigc sluSiise, 8od,
6oien uno gSelts, nur $3.50; Gaillmere
Gnsiiae fir Serrsu, $3.50; No. l Soalr.
line Galiimere SLIGO. aomnit nno
beiebt end, Die @aacen mo ilr iueroet
cud ,uuubern iuie es Toslid lit 10 ldone
ansase 81 10 ipOitbi0i9en 9rs'leH 5n
uerfauIen. e. brt It manu-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
City Hotel
MARTIN AIIEMANN

MAN IN HIIEMANN
BbarfltraBe. Scrmann, Mo.
III rines Der teifea erutf1en @afbaufer In
bfrmann.
Vrsiie Sl,00 prO5aa pter Si00 pro Ms&s
Sebr beausmes Samplf 8csm i'm Stlben
8tbdues fir bic 9enaBuns ppu 0e11ifie.
reiienbea. 3uYrrfcmmentepcrtiers an aae
.3uaen.
Nafnt fur bic Norriion 9aamTnufe.
Bsiteaunsen auf gGume. Retfn uub StrdH.
der trrrecn rrpmrt teicrgt. iun14 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Gine bebtrSt9e nsluertbe gsarnuns
fommt aus Baltimore. Sort bat eines
Der 9r6Bten Sbnittluaarsuseiddfte BAN
fero.t gemadt, iueil hie Gigentbiimer
Die Soften oes 9lnoucirens ltelten.
Der Setter miro n;6t INNER 10 fret.
miitDi9 eim9eItauben. G0.uts man aber
alle Die Geltdite 5uIammsnsdbteu, Die
oaran iabrfi6 81 Grlluoe sebeu, es mir
81 cine erl6redlide 5iffer berausfom,
men. @ilI Jemauo bcut5utase @eidafte
MAIDEN, 10 muB er - uno guar INNER
uno lmmer wieOer - lid Dem 8ublitum
IN GriAncruu9 bringen uno betannt
MAIDEN, mas er Su beteu bat. gSer lein
2idt inter Den sdeifel itellt, muB notb=
9eorun9en i'm 6initern bleiben. sel5f
Die beiten@aaren unb Die srDBten ;, ,sar,
gains" f5nncH feline 9unbsn iieben, f
lan9e ha5 8ubllfun u;6ts baoon ,psib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Sic republifanilhe Hatioual. .gpnpen=
tipp iuiro in Winnenpulis, Winneiota
ab9ebalten wsroen unb slpar ON :. SUI
nj BEG nd9iten Sabres.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
4leiatr.
6erblt- -Qniiiae fir 6erren.

9erblt- -Nn5iise fir 6errcn,
Eradtpple 0erblt=lleberrbde,
&nabenzslnSiise
Sbr finoct Bel ms bas WobcrnIte
Bette uno S6onlte Iii Der gan;cn Stao
fir bas iueuislte @alb.
Seine alten &aarcu, Mites nelI
$9flsp3 g. Blb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Sn Sapan tuuroen our6 elm 6 rbbe=
bsn, oas ienes 9auo beimiudte, aber
10000 Sduicr ssritD.t, iuobei mebr als
1000 Gerionen eet0otet ,puroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
Gum-Elastic R00finu

0ieics lit baS bette GndbedunSs= Wate.
rial; oauerbaft NIB babel billis. is fam
ibet ein altes Sdinoelbadb ecleot wereen
NIB foitct nut $3.50 per SHacrat. Nui,
trG9e iuerSen entse9cn9cnommen uno ous-
9efithrt pon
8. 6. &lpepier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
9as erte Sabr.

uSdreien Dilit ri6t, S6atla6en tes
tueiicn" @eoer bas !Soiiaunab partei=
il6er 2O6reorer, nod oas &reuiiae
partcllider @iberla6er iolte bas urs
tbeil oenfenocr MenideH beeinf fluIien.
@er Die Mebrbeit erfennen iui0, Der
muB iib uuf @runb Der 9bltI Iaden iein
llrt9eil bilbcu.
3u loldtr llribeilsbilouas binli6tz
li6 elmer Der ipidti9iten Sasesirassn
siebt Der Serldt oss 8unbssldabamts
Sele9enbelt, Den baiielte ioeben iber
Die @inInbr Ger Sercinisten Staaten
ipabreao nes nunmebr beenbetsn er;
lten Sabrcs bes ncuen Sarifae.
lctes uerDffsntli6t bat. Ser 8eri9l
lit w:bcr I'M Snterciie bss Sdussona
nod im Sntereiie bes 5reibanbels ab.
scfaBt. Gc brinst weber tbeoretiids
GrDrterunsen nod polemild slusein'
anberietun9en. Gr siebt Gin Bib De,
6e5ilsliden 5batladen; ni9t mebr
ni6t lueni9er.
5ol9enoe 3ableu Sei9en ;unadlt bi,
Gelannltelninbr i'll ocm Sabre mad
Snfraittrettn pcs utlen Sarifs Il
Oft. 1890 bis /. Oft. 1S01) unb it
ocn porberSc9an9cnen Slu6lf Wonaten
1S9O-'9l. 1SS9-'9'
| 3paphidti9e Nrtifel
S427 1854 400 1854, ,2O9, ~
5ptlireie 1897 .352, ,tO1 $279, ,259 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

8ollfdnbiss InSitse, Gpttrn Wor
iteo @ofo Mireb, fir !S-rcsn mir $50
bei s. GD,il ltnam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Sauit unlera ,2eaber" aaiiee, 5iuci
Iadste fir 45 Gts. silt uom Selten.
9lbplpb S. Grnbpt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Goeben crbalten Die rei6baltislte
9(us,uabl bon Silbermaarcu better
lua!itdt, uprirsiilib sccignct iiir @elb'
na9tsseidenf".
5. S6luab, Suluelier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

ed, erbalte jebt tdstid friide @hrlte
bon ieoer Nrt. Wm. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

llebcrr0tc fiir 9naben uol 81 so b's
1926, id6nc quite ssaaren. lei
6. britt III ann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

rrGdhrl unb wcrec iittS bic tciien Gaabits,
ganancn, Ornnstn unp Siipfriltis an Saur
ba!ten. gsrniaas fncet mau bri mir eae
fsinae Safnsrf, wis Gates, aa9sa, ujn. asts
frilb. 6riiaes Sros jsera Gag.
lin 9enristsn 3aipru6 tittet
5rau IarY plattner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Gamcn,M dntef unb Safen inter ben
@pneupreile b,i @m. @bcrlln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Gtnn ibr &afice, ,3udcr, 3cis,
3lpetld3en, ,SprIp oocrMplahcs brcubt
madt Cure @inf0uie bei
0ersoa 9Silb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Sen beiten &aifee, gsr6ltei .pbcr nm
ser6itet. finbct mon BEL
@m. g6erlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

oeiamnteiniubr Ss23, ,5O7 1915, ,469, ,39l
G2 ,rsiebt ii6 rarnus, baB Die Gin
iubr, cnt9egcn ben Setauptunaem Der
5rcitdroier, lntcr Dem ncuen 1arit
felne Sttnabme cliaBren lat, lonbern
piefmebr nod nm unseidbr s11 100000
arDBer als I'M &Orjabre seiucIen lit.
IS crsiebt lib feruer, baB Die 5ol.
lrsie Gnlubr unter Dem alien 9arii
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
4aararteit.

asnni..s'te.9nsts beior9t bas Slc6ten bon
an sTy';M, 9aartstteu, Slumm NIB iibcr6 aIpt
lssr billia. ~ "''''''' '"'''''''l@ Hf'
Srau SObn 2eiba9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

StpeH 6retta corrl9lrt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
@eiSen. 2. lualitdt. .......... s..
8eiSen, 3. lualitdt. ......... 81
@el6dltes Sort. So
quiet. so
Mebl, per Sad, l. lualitat. 2 so
Mebl, per Sad, 9. Qualitat. -. 2 Is
&ornmebl, per 100 Yfunh. l40
&lele, per 100 &funo. so
SRipitnff, per 100 8funn. -. 70
prpbutie
Gorrigirt BON
HERZOG & WILD, 0ruter
Die ansesebenen YreiIe ,uerben bon ben
9dnolern meiitens im Taulhe I besal,lt.
Sutter, per Sfmb. -. Is
Gter, per Dubenb. ~
9lbuer, per Sfunb 5000. 6-S
@nten, per 9nsenb. q 500 rs
3dhle per Ouseno.. "A OO-5 90
sartofisln, per 8uihel. 25--4o
Spedlelten per Hfur>. j. ;. :. 61-7&
Sdmal5 per 4fllnb. .5-6i
3lulebeln per sulbcl. 40
@olIe per 8funo 600
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
2u berfanieu.

OaS aIent'4e gistni5un, tetrb,ns ass
idrnsm gsrGumistn 9Ssbnbsuis. 9iebens,-
tIuer une 20 Stacilcticn iit tiais su ptrfau.
fen. GiIsrnen, DIT uub Wsingartsn in
better Srbnuns auf csm plass. Dsssx
Nabcrsm wenes man li5 on
0Sm. Silent.
ief. SeImann Ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27

Serrsn 0cmoen fir ben 6erblt uno
9inter, cine llltdnoIge Mnslpdbl mo
lebr billis BEL @m. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-11-27
8OdentlidJer Marttssrids.
0etrrioc, WcAl uip.

Stoeu 5reitas corri9irt bon oer
HERMANN STAR MILLS
The sun., 1891-06-28
THE CENTRAL PARK.
About the Proposed Playground.

About the Proposed Playground.
The following is the report OF the committee.
10 which the Park Board referred the PROPOSE
tion to establish childrens playg ound 10 a
certain part Of Central Park:
Prestdent and Members |the Bd'd ~ Public Puria
GENTLEMEN: Your committee upon tho
proposition to establish chill irons play
ground south OF the lowest transverse road
and eat OF the crouuet meadow. becs leavs to
report against 1t. The principal change me-
ces-ary to carry out the idea consists In strip
ling a certain section OF the park Of turf aud
substituting bare surface OF sand. or making
n pie o OF green ground not intended Tor such
a state. and brought to it. present condition
after great expenditure OF money. The svot
Indicated for this purpose is but roorly
adarte,i for q plsygronnn:m n being broken and
wash with every rain down upon the lower
lands and cutters and necessitate constant
labor % clear il away and restore II to It's IN
tended place. The playground would newt
ably BE- removed entirely or transferred 10 the
level meadow adjoining.
ii was with in tina con liberation Of the archi-
tects OF the park IN the eurer stages OF its for
m alton to put. contiguous 10 1t but not In IT. q
large un'ufled space which should serve for
plaN ground and for various purpo>es incnm-
patihle with the use and preservation OF a
view OF tho Very large sum OF money already
alio ted for new parks. with special referencr to
the benefit OF children. your committee does
not desm 1t advisable to recommend 50 radical
and. from many points Of view, ,soundesirable
there. Very Tespectfully. PAUL DANA.
NEW YORK. June 3. 1871.
The sun., 1891-06-28
ITEMS FROM BERLIN.
Cardinal G;Ibbons Mny be the Choice OF the
ConeImNe Tor the Next Pope.

Cardinal GIb6ons Mny be the Choice OF tho
ConclnSe Tor the Next Pope.
rc,r,jys. Is.i hy ne s>r Fork .issocfn,ed Pres.
BERLIN. June 27.-The Eretu Zeitun0 holda
that it is pro"ahls that the successor to
Loo KILL will b, drawn from tho italian Car
dInalate ant that II the next Pope be not an
Italian. then the choice OF the conclave will be
Cardinal Gibbons Of the Archdiocese OF Balti-
moro, Nd. against whom neither national
jealousles nor internal clerical differences can
operate.
The North German Gazette says that Crown
Prince Friedrich Wilhelm and the other sons
OF Emperor William will remain In the new
palace until July s. when they will follow En-
press Augusta Victoria to the Isle OF Wight.
where they will remain several weeks. Every
leading court official will attend the Emperor
during his 81 6y Ia london. In accordance with
his MajestEs expressed ,ass.., desire: CT, y n
Malet. the british Ambassador to Germany. 10
The press follows with interest the prepara-
tions icing made in England tor the En-
prospect that his Maiesty's love for state and
pageaptry will be fully Riattfled.
The Hon. William Water Phelps the Amcri-
can Minister here. gave dinner this evening
bassador to GERMANY. Among the .guesls wero
the Count and Countess Paplenheim. srcre-
tary OF state Won Rotbenber2. Senator McMil-
Ian. and ~ number OF other prominent Ameri-
can. =, ,,u
kee. who recently came here for tho purpose OF
undergoing a surgical operation by Prof. Neit.
died under the surgeons hands.
The sun., 1891-06-28
sHARr wonDs FROM 1HB BENCH.
ThstAtsentsen OF the Dtssriet Attorney 20
he Celied TO Two Lawyers.

ThstAtsentsen or the Dtstriet Attorney TO
he Csiied 60 Two Lawyers.
A couple Of months ago the suit Of Margaret
willdrldRe against Charles willdrideo for sb.
folute divorce was tried before Justice Bart
lett 10 the Supreme Court In Brooklyn. owir9
to Q grave informslity In the proceedings.
which Was discovered by tho presidinG Judge.
no decision will be given. and the case will
have TO be retired.
Mr.. willdridpe had employed James r. Big
ger ~ his attorney. and bis name appears in
the lawyers directory. When the papers 10
the case had been submitted to Justice
name OF the attorney on tho summons
attached to the complaint had been
covered with Ink and that the name
Of James +, Bigger had been written 10 above
IT, with the location Of his office at 2l3 Broad ,
sST S0 4. w4SE Is.d s%s Ras as
was convictsd ior the forgery o. a
questioned Bigger. who explained that he had
shosS ess the nss Ss0E ooss In Il" n
tice Bartlett then took the testimony OF q law w.
Esr named MoEr!s scting "s rsssrrsS s0InssSI M t9s
A Wssk or so after the close ci the case Jp., v
regard e Bieear. Who Judge Van Brunt SAID.
hss nnna o 81 ssges to Mo ss
memSer ID SHs that Bsssr lad ssssSy ssrssr.d
0siss a% H. ssa SosR bise.r anS Msrrs
before him in the Suprsnn Court. Addressing
the pialntiif lTei IL 't the Wiidrds: case did you
Yes. sir" bigger ierlied.
When were you admitted to the ba-?''
AT the time OF the commencement, OF the ac-
bia NJ %.f5is snoS that you were n0's
few hsRS s hs e: mf had ss% Sssn 09S 1
wrong or out OF the way whom l signed the
rear before thS.S Court as counsel ior MIR;
WIIidridse; and NJ Morris 1preaared, for mi; mi"
Mr.. Morris. You mails, an sdldavit before
the General Term in which ,on ,dtposed that
bigger. desired 70 be admitted e the bar;
.hs hearing ear ne" Of MiSrIse ;a.e that bigger
had nj been admii,tsM IT, 1" he ear rsn,sd
I'll alter an the sn SUI. was brought beiore yonr
Honor As soon AZ learned Il offered I,
make the application for him to tho General
Why didn't d N.Y. you to-! me !Aas he ,Dhs had
TT had ali passed out OF my mind. your
JUSTICE bnrtIetC--l tuhll CHIl htt0uttOu VI
tho Dis rict Attorney and the General Term to
this matter. and they may act as they sec flt.
1t is a grave violation OF the law for one not
admitted TO the bar to take compensation from
q client.
Mr. Mo, ris--But, your Honor. when the case
admitted. and not one penny was ever paid 20
me.
Judge Bar,lett-1t looks very bad for both
OF you. This divorce cannot be granted on
papers drawn .y one not an attorney. No de-
cree will ne granted. although it is unfortunate
for tho plaintiff.
A Bigger swore before Clerk John B. Byrro
oi the court that he was the mtt orney and coun-
prosecuted for per ury. District Attorney Ride:
way may. also IN the further investigation OF
the matter. endeavor 10 discover whether
with Divorce Shark Buttner.
The sun., 1891-06-28
SENDING PRIESTS TO AMERICA.
European Governments Must Try TO Retain
Innuence Over Enigrants.

European Governnenis Must Try to Retain
Innuence Over Enigrnnts.
BRUSSELS. June 27.-A letter from Rome re-
ceived here o-dny says: There has been re-
ceived in Rome a memorial addressed to tho
Cardinals. endeavoring to enlist their aid in
tho scheme OF colonizing European priests in
the United States. 1t asserts that the Euro
rean Governments must exert themselves to
retain their influence over their emigrants 10
tho United States. The memorial Is very
lengthy, making over 1000 words. 1t traces
the los- Of iaitli by emigraEts to:
rsi-Ths danger to which their morals ale
xrosed during he Journey.
SO, ond- The lack OF itonal priests TO re-
celv. and Gu, . Tor The emlgrants On arrival in
til" United Sia'es.
Third-The pecuniary sacrifices exao,el OF
them in the United States for the practice OF
Fmurtb-.The pu blic schools.
Iilth Secret societies. and
SIXTH he lack OF National Bishops.
Tile political character OF tho movement 10
Inadvertently manifested by the statement
that tHs European Governments ts can no longer
rnaard The matter with ind ifrerenre. ami that
tain their influence over their people 10 Amer
icu, 1t insists, for this purpose. on the preser-
vaIion OF their national language and the
formation OF national societies among emil
q ants In the United States.
The sun., 1891-06-28

The firm OF Geo. W. stetson Il Co.. pig iron
commission merchants at 50 Wall street. filed
a perfected assignment Yesterday with their
place OF business mentioned and tho residences
OF the partners. which were omitted in the
original deed. v. Noorhis resides at West
HamJton lea h. Long Island. and Herman p
Schuyler at 2.0i6 Cherry street. Philadelphia.
Judgment for iga.4l5 was entered yes5el day
against iio6sIt Lipd6lom , OF the late @ arm 81 81
New York aud Chicago. In favor Of William S.
Williams, one 0f the partners who alleged
he agreed 10.
Anton liedernscheid has been appointed re-, re-
eeiver FOR Denis Meel an, carpenter, a. AZ
on the applicant n Of PHILIP Bernschauk. a
Judgment creditor.
The sun., 1891-06-28
DIR. ROBINSON TRIES SUICIDE

lie Says that he II from Roston. hut Bos.
ton Does Not Know Him.
MONTREAL. June 27.-A man who said that
he was Dr. J. II. Robinson. a weli.known ply.
siclan In Bos, on. attem ptel suicide by cutting
Ito veins OF his right arm In the cell OF Police
Headquarters this morn ing.
Shortly after midnighl pr. Robinson en-:
tered tho Headquarters Office and requested
protection. stating that he had been followed
by three men who assaulted him Tho
Sergeant on duty finding that lir had lnrgs
and. thinkiLg that he was drunk. locked hin
vi.
In the cells and on visiting that occupied by
the stranger und him lying seml-conscous;
10 have been inflicted wit h a prnknile. Surgi.
cal aid was then secured and the wounded ILian
quickly recovered.
The sun., 1891-06-28
Fought for Mrs. Umrath's Favor.

Valentine Rutz and Gottlieb Koerner. aspi-
rants for tho favor Of Mrs. Josephine umrath,
who In living apart from her husband nt 55
Cook street, Willlamsburgh. qua relied yester.
day morning. and Koerner 1. living dangerous
" hurt At Lis home .850 Bus shwlck ayenue. Ho
visited Mrs. Umralh. and finding iiutz there
ohAllt ngcd him TO fight. They fought on tho
landing at the head "f the stairs. and Koerner
fell or was thrown down, He has not yet re:
the StaYg street squad made q complaint
against Kutz, and he was held TO await the re-
suit OF Koerner's lnjurtoa
The sun., 1891-06-28
A wonderful New Gun.

MANCHESTER. June FLA private exhibition
was given hero to-day OF new gun which, It is
predicted. will supersede u great part Of the
ordnance now in use. The inyentsr 10 j. f.
Bott. nm ongineer. and the details as 10 the de;
secret until h- American and rontinen al
patents have BEEN secured The principle Of
will surpnss. the Ialinski gun IN range, and
that II VIII throw hlty pognds OF dynamite 9
distance OF three ntlos. Tho new weapon. IL
Is asserted. can bs fred twice minute.
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MA7RLID.

CORSON-LyLES.-on = On Thursday. June a. at ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, by
tho Rev George II. Brred Marion Fay Lyles OF
Prook,yL to William R. c. Corson Of Hhrtford, Conn
No cards
HOOP H-PARDOW.-At San Rafael Cal, on
Tuesday. June I6 by his Grace Archbishop ReArdon.
Mary h Psrdow OF New York to Joseph u. Hooper
tSan Francisco
STRYKER-MLTCAL June 2a
1891. At Trinity Church. MorrisaniA by the Rev Az
bert 3. Hull Grace Eleanor daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George R. Mstcalfe, to William Dubois sryker
Princeton n. J.. and Catssii \. Y- papers please
COPY.
wATERHOUSE - wHlTEHOUSE. On
Thursday. June IS 1891, by the Rev. Dr. e A. Brad.
ley. Mrs Sara Hoffman whitehouse TO George Wa.
terhouse. all of Brooklyn. NY.
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couu.e,.cu,,. IIcu..nnut.aove-nor.h,v.

HAK1ruRD June 27.-The Democratic Ren-
ators ut their caucus on Monday will consider
II Q plan of continuing the quo warranto suits
against The Republican hold-over Lieutenant
Governor. terminated by the sudden death OF
Dir. J. W. Alsop. II is pi opposed that tho Presi-
d-Lt Of the Senate. the Hon. ID. M. Read. petit
tion the courts tn be made party t" the suits.
rightiul lirutenant-t Governor, senator Read.
by reason 0i his rosition AS President OF the
Sen ate. is the rlshtful successor. Arrange
ments will b. made to have n mem oral service
of the Senate IN memory Of DR.. AIsOp.
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Tho Cork Herald Mu.t pny.

DUBLIN. June 27.-The Court OF Appeals to.
day refused the application for stay Of exc
cuton in the suit recently decided In favor Of
Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. Parnelrs private secretary.
against tho propretors Of the Cork HraH.
The proprisiors OF the ueraH asked Tor .tay
trial Was necessary on the ground thar Mr.;
farnelI. letter saying that Mrs; Dishes had
placed The whole matter In an entirely differ
ent light
The sun., 1891-06-28

Tho Brighton Beach Hotel opened YESTERDAY
with a large number OF guests. Thomas L.
Gable is f. charge All Tie buildings, e., have ave
been furnished with upholstered chairs, An
ton Bsidi will again give concerts every alter
noon and evening during tho season.. The
beach and the bathing facilities are excellent
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Police Superintendent Smith on tho saliva.
tIOM Army,

rol!ce Superintendent Smith Of Jersey City
has decided that the Salvation Army cannot
parade In that town. Thor Amy got permis-
zion from the Street and Water Commissioners
to parade. but Supe rintendent Smith holds that
The police have exclusive jurisdiction 10 such
matters. -
" do not de-ire t9 appear H. harsh M Or or intEler-
AN, thin Q Rood can cone OF such u parade and
much hai m is likely to result. l have hsurl
enough about the salvation Army methods to
CONVINCE me that they are a public nuisance.
II they wsIo an aid TO the promotion OF 70.
ligiOn would not Interfere"
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The saratasa Limited.

First OF the season Friday. jay The next trip
sili =. niaa. saturd.y July y, an ,h.rsat 4 every
son River Rs,Irosd. Ali ~ r N, sud rua through 10
10Y % route South bound. Ths Lintsa" willls.vs
Saratoga CONNER oink July and every Monday
lhsrsslsr the season ga n, srrylng a
Esv York st ib:so 4. Y, TRY this service u will
kAass ysu-AAN
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~, n-ooh.. win sue for Libel.

LONDON. June 27.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says that Lord and Lady Brooke have In
structsd Mr.. George Lewis. the eminent So
fiotor. 10 begin procesdings against every
newspaper which has printed ltbels on them
In connection with tho Tranby Croft aHair,