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The morning call., 1892-10-30
Pitiful Ign ORANGE.
New York Sun.

An institutional child. bred in the rene-
ment house region of New York, was taken
into rural household. where her ignorance
of all sorts of common things excited the
surprise Of those with whom she came in
contact. She knew little more OF the city
than she knew of domestic affairs. aud she
said she had gone out but once week.
Another child. brought up In New York
apartment house, upon looking down well
in the country at once asked whether the
janitor lived down there.
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which there is a large SALE Our German
fellow-cltizens are divided among them
selves in regard to the character Of the
pieces produced by Herr Htzigrsth's play
ers. Some prefer solid and more stately
kind Of dramatic work, and some the lighter
and more ornate. 1t would appear, as the
season progresses, that the latter are in the
majority.
The dramas laws the dramas patrons give,
And those who live to please must please 10 live.
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Instruc,ionsto Prineip,Is.

A general session Of the City and County
Teachers Institute will be held on Monday.
the 31st inst, in Metropolitan Hall at 1916
p. A.
On Wednesday. November ., al BOP. NJ
in the Commercial School building on Powell
street, near Clay, there will be s. elton
meeting of new class in physical training.
under the instruction OF Robert Bartn,
Principals are instructed to detail Il new set
OF delegate teachers TO this class The
larger schools of sixteen classes or over will
send two teachers. and schools having less
than sixteen classes will detail one teacher.
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Dicken., Love for CAD. Hi.

Asa Every queer small boy" he used to
walk up to the house-it stood on the sum
nit of a nigh hilton holidays or when his
heart ached for "a great treat" writes Ma
mic Dickens in her first article on "My
Father AS | Recall Him" in the Novemb Der
Ladies Home Journal. H8would stand anu
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credited to the man who found America
waiiing TO be discovered. Is easy to stand on
end "if you only know how" This is a
hollow egg-shaped, pun-brass ball, VIII Oh
can be balanced In a certain way. Frank
Cooper Is responsible for bringing the first
one to Chicago. and he has had his partners
and friends on the verge OF distraction sew
eral times.
Next week about million crazy people
will be frolicking with the Columbus egg
The morning call., 1892-10-30
Trsnd OF the AmerIcan stape.

a. Y. Pearson has signed a contract with
Jack McAuliffe to manage the latter for a
term of years Mr. Pearson is having
play written in which Mr. McAuliffs will
take a comedy part. The season will COM
mence abonL the middle Of Noyember.
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A Musical Event.

TIE second concert Of the Saturday Morn
ing Orchestra under the direction OF Pro-
fessor J. H. RosewaId) will take place at
the Grand Opera-house on Tuesday evening
next, November l. This performance will
be given In aid of the Maria Kip Orphanage
and the Hahnemann Hospital. The attend
ance, 1t is expected. will be very large.
Mrs. Edward Everett Wise and Miss Julia
Newman have been selected as the vocal
isis; Miss Ada i. Weigel as accompanist
Following is the programme:
Overture, Lies Dragons da Viliars". .... Maillard
Aria. samson ana Deiiiah," Mrs Howard
Everett " lSe-
Introduction To third act and bridal Chorus"
"Lohengrln' ss....--.---..s. " agner
Concerto No. 22 (irst movement), Miss Alice
Ames...+.-.--.. -.....-.-..-.....s....-.N iotti
(f0) IntermeZz0 (Yalse) zibuika
Aria, Psyche" Miss julia Newman.
SerenaSe No. y, In major. Mozart
No less than forty young ladies constitute
the operate force Of this orchestra. There
are nineteen yiolinists. FIVE viola, three
viOloneello, two contra-bassoS, two flutes,
one clarinet, one oboe, three comets, one
trombone, one drum, one harp and one
organ-surely an harmonious assemblage.
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KELLEY I 1s,s,+,,' Ca1.
O. N. RAMSEY, Manager.

THE ONLY AUTHORIZED BRANCH IN CALI
i fornia OF the worid-renowned Kelley Institute
OF Dwight ILL.,. Tor treatment OF Liquor, opium.
Tobacco and certain Nervous Diseases Parties IL
san Francisco and vicinity can obtain all informa-
tion by calling addressing PEER TIFFANY,
city agent room 81, Academy OF Sciences building.
SIG Market street. my26 IhSuTu *
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The Premium Note Company Of San Francisco
has paid this month, besides thousands OF dollars
In small prizes, 10 Seth Loring OF Boca, Cal,
$500 IN payment for he premium note No.
364O6, and also 10 William Hildebrant OF Ia
coma, wash, $1,000 In payment for the pre-
mum note No. 22577, both of which notes were
bought for % cents each.
Payment was made through collection OF the
Bank of Callfornfa - -
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Decline Of the English Sage.

That significant change is taking place
in tie taste for public amusement in Eng
land. as we'll as in the United States, was
shown recently by the applications for
change in licenses which would permit the
transformation Of the Royal English Opera
house and the new Olympic and new Sad
leI's Wells theateTs into music halls.
Sir Augustus Harris explained to the
licensing committee in the case of the
Royal Opera-house that he desired permits
sion for his audience to smoke, which a
theatrical license would not permit In
both theaters and music halls liquor is sold
in the lobb.es, but not in the auditorium.
The question Of smoke IS an Interesting one
TO the dramatic profession.
Mr.. Irving told the licensing committee
that some of the finest artists would he IN
able 10 play where smoking was allowed.
He also made the interesting observation
that, while Henry VIII" created thirst
for soda water only, an enormous amount
of brandy and soda was always consumed
by the audience when The Bells" was on
the boards. This new question of the
thirst producing powers Of different styles
OF drama was Dot pursued as lar as
curious public might wish.
There was ample evidence in the long
series OF hearings on The license applications
that there is a marked deeadence Just now
in the popular support Of standard drama IN
London, and a corresponding increase in
the passion for variety or music hall enter
tanment. These are hard times in London,
adds the Philadelphia City Item.
The morning call., 1892-10-30

Louis Meyer. the pilot, gave notice yes
terday through his attorney of his intention
to appeal from the order OF Judge Trout
directing him to pay his wife, Matilda
Meyer, Sl25 alimony pending his divorce
suit, as he claims that she is worth $50, 900
and not in destitute circumstances.
The morning call., 1892-10-30
"PoeiudIce is a thief and rObs of many good things
PREJUDICED?

And against butterine? Well we expected it and
prepared exhibit at 6I Market street purposely
brand. Those who have already done say that
prejudice melts rapidly does the butterine
when placed on the hot biscuits and wafhes that
ne are serving
ARMOUR BUTTERINE COMPANY.
Ask your Grocer for Silver Churn"
I'm
The morning call., 1892-10-30
THE COLUMBUS EGG.
One OF the Latest Novelties In the Line
of Puzzles.

Chicago News Record.
Novelties of all sorts are sDringing mp
under the warmth of public enthusiasm.
One of the cleverest is the Columbus egg,
which, according to the historical retort
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German Drama.

Fritz Hitzgrath's select company of Ger
man players will. this Sunday evening,
October 30, produce n. Won Eschstruth's
farce-comedy. Isle Wird Gekuest," and for
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DRY GOODS

4 Sole agents {" Siccardi" 3
81 Gloves and 4 y Corsets. 3
Wet GOODS THAT
ARE DRY GOODS,
Viz: Umbrellas from 5oc
to $40 each. Every style of
handle, natural, metal, ivory
and horn. A special line
from 81 SO to $40 that are
guaranteed for one year. Also
special for this week, a SAM
pie lot worth 81 50, s. and
81 SO, your choice 81.
At Csc a pair-FULL.sIzE LACE
SHAMS, were 40c
At sI.25- 92-INCH BLACK FEATH.
Err BOA was 81 so; the 81 ones now
81 80. the 50 so ones now 81.
At 25c-R EMBROIDERED
SCALLOPED SILK CHIFFON HAND
KERCHIEFs. worth Use.
Special sale this week of
Colored Serges and Hen
riettas, all wool, 38-inch, at
35c, usual prices 50 and Coo;
also 38-inch Wool Black
Storm Serge, $50; Black
Striped All-Wool Suitings,
soc; Black Jacquard Suitings,
75c, was 81 rs; 4o-inch Black
Soleil, 75c; 54-inch Black
Cloth, 81; 24-inch Heavy
Silk Surah, 75c, worth 81 IS.
At 5oc-8-BUTToN SUEDE GLOVES,
tans and grays; S.button Glaee, fancy
shades 81 so. were So.
At 25c-MEN'S ALL-WOOL SOCKS.
gray and tan, reduced from 40c.
At 25c-BoYS' WAISTS. flannel and
percale, were &c. 90 and Toe.
At 25c-LADIES' BLACK RIBBED
HOSE. assorted lot. were So 80 and
75e.
kt 4oc-LADIES BLACK CoRSETs.
all sizes, wrre csc.
Some eye-opening prices.
Linen Crash, white and
brown, sc; 2o-inch Linen
Crash, Ioc; SIS White Linen
Napkins, 75c a dozen; "a
Linen Napkins, 81 so, were
81 rs; 32x45 White Huck
Towel, zoe; Saline Covered
Comforters, slightly dam
aged, 81 SO, were 81 50.
REsT Lc4zED STORE IN 14E CRY
The morning call., 1892-10-30

It did not require the dreaded political
Quadrennial to cripple two of cur theateTs
at least In this city. Sickness of the star
dId 1t in one instance last week, and In the
other sickness of the performance. HOW
ever, these maladies are both susceptible OF
cure By proper treatment. and the subjects
Of them VIII come around IN time. Mean
while the StockWell has iOaTished, pTinci-
pally because the new PLAY eTs, particularly
Mr.. Aubrey BOucicault, have been Endorsed
bv young San Francisco. You viii find the
golden vouth there in gr0ups every even
Ing and SO enamoTed have they become Of
this good looking and sensible Young gentle
man that, changing the relation Of things,
they send him flowers as they would to 4
famous pTima donna, a fascinating hgur-
ante or q saucily pretty soubreite. Yes,
the young Aubrey has become a social pet.
One could not help contrasting on the open
ing evening the warmth Of the recep-
ton of this bright and intelligent
son of his father" with that Of
his sire on his last Visit to San Francisco.
The grand old master was treated with cool
ness and neglect, and during lis engagement
with contumely, almost. All, well, it is
tho way Of the world. The elder had done
bis work in his day and generation, and well
lad he wrought. There were few blem-
ishes. no doubt. in his LIES history, and
the public chose 10 shut their eyes to the
masters magnificent contributions to the
English stage. and arraign him for deiin-
QueBcies in another direction. lie gave the
public al, and more, than what was de-
manded Of him in the way Of art. but they
were not satisfied. aud sacrificed him re-
morselessly. Somebody says that ''ingrati-
tude is a weed ef every cline" Consider
ing the case Of the late Dion BOucicault, all
must admit there is pretty stiff and plentl-
full growth Of the weed in America. Young
Aubrey has good many years before him
in which 30 study the lesson taught by his
EatLarl. LIZ
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: Prnfessionnl NIatinee.

Tie Favorite," Aubrey Boucicaul's
comedy$ produced al the StockWeI, with
much eclat. en- Monday, the 23d, viii be
continued for another week. The piece,
while fairly well constructed, is about
equally divided in interest between love
making and gambling on the greer"
Otherwise betting on turf events The
latter has the pull with the audience. as
being modern and unsentimental. The love
speeches Of Mr.. Jewett, on the contrary
are not modern. They belong to the Fanny
Burney and Richardson age, and are speci-
mems Of sentimental rocco. People do not
make love that way nowadays. The cd style
Of w0oiug has been laughed cut OF the life
IF the average practical American, as com
plete.Y as Ceryautes Tidiculed knight eT-
rantry out Of Spain. The managers Of this
theater propose giving professional natl
nee Of The FavOTite" On Thursday No
yember 8. Il will be the one hundred and
fiftieth performance OF the piece, and the
occasion will be marked by a handsome
souvenir TO all who attend.
Beginning Monday, the 18th pToX., L. j.
Henley. Aubrey Boucicauit and the Stock
well company Of players will be seen In a
presentation Of The Pink Dominoes."
Bucalossi's "'Three Black CloAks.''
Laying aside "Orpheus and Enrydice"
for the present, the managers Of the TiyOli
propose to revive Bucalossi's opera to-m0r-
row evening, with the following cast:
GIroa the miler's Oracle Paisted
Isabel Queen o. CASTLE trace Nernpn
Corinda. attendant on Queen. -. Emma NeTrimsn
Gomez Queens page-.....t. Rgle Mlilard
DroWeZ. Ferris Hartman
Don Luis, an ofaceT -........-...fh!i branson
Don jose Kings cham beriain NJ Cornell
Dong Philip King cousort..,.-. george Olmi
Nichoas farm ss.s.s1eCrRS narFls
Manuel, . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - II oihith
IszsTIio, bis 10y Ia 1orpl
We cannot let Offenbach's opera 90 with
cut referring to the clever way IN which
Miss Grace Plaisted met the requirements
Of Eurydice, especially in her singing of the
Lament with which the first act closes.
The melodic IDEA Of this charming number
recalls by its treatment the letter song Of
the same author in "Perichole." 1t is a
fascinating Bit and Miss Plaisted. by her
manner Of singing it, gave full value ~ the
composition.
On Monday, November 7, Flotow's
Martha" viii be staged, giving occasion
for the first appearance OF MI Ferdinand
Semitic, the new tenor, as Lionel-Miss
Title Salinger as Lady Harriet
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'I'aZeS-l092-I2ZeS
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTI-
~ fed copy OF the assessment book Of the taxable
property OF the city and county of San Francisco.
real estate, personal property and Dupont-street
CeiYed by me; that the state and city and county
taxes for the said ear now due and payable at
the office OF the undersigned. first fooT new City
Hall. Notice IS also hereby given, in accordance
tion 374S. "Ihat the taxes all personal property
secured by real property, and onehalf of the
sill real property. Will be due and payable on the
first Monday In October and will be delinquent on
the last Monday Ia November next thereafter at
O'Clock P. NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto Is
per cent will be added to the amount thereof ami
that IL said one-haf be not paid before the last
Monday In April next st o'clock p NJ an add
tional per cent will be added thsreto.
THAT the remaining one-haH OF the taxes all
real property will be payable and after the rst
Monday in January next and VIII be delinquent
on the first Monday in April next thereafter at s
O'Clock p. NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto
per cent will be added TO the amount thersof
THAT ALL TAXES MAY BE PAID AT THE
TIME THE FIRST INSTALLMENT, AS THERE
IN PROVIDED, IS DUE AND PAYABLE"
To facilitate business taxpayers are requested to
send for their bills with description OF property
early as possible and Indicate whether they intend
TO pay by iRstallment or otherwise.
BY this course the rush lateron VIII be avoided.
In order to accomm odats taxpayers unable TO at
tend during the day the ONCE viii be open in the
evening from TO P. NJ from Monday. the 2lst
day OF November, until saturday, the 26th day of
November. both days inclusive.
N B.-Posltiyely no checks received after Satur-
day, November l9. Checks drawn n banks outside
OF san Francisco will not be accepted. Checks Will
be first cashed before amount is credited receipt
given.
THOMAS O'BREFN
Tax Collector Of the city and county OF san Fran
CISCO.
Dated San Francisco, Monday, october 3. 1892
nod To nN1Q
The morning call., 1892-10-30

lie water OF abont twenty-five differer
springs IS peddled in Chicago streets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
Natb fir MItter.

@or iber 50Sabreu i6On wurbe Mrs.
@inslop's Soothing Sprup BON Mail=
lioner bon Miittern beim 3abnen Der
@inber angetpenbet. Wtrft bu inn
S9lafe bur9 bas Sdreien zines &inbes
geft6rt, bas I'M 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S6mer5en weinta Wenn 10, lafe fofort
cine Glal9e bon rMfrs. @insloms 9oOs
thing Sprup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T unz
~be3ablbar. IS pirb benz fleinen 2eiben>
ben iofort 2inberung beri6afen. Ser
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. IS beilt Dpienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nierem, beieitigt Winbs3olif, er>
pei6t BEN 8aumen, perbinbert Gnt3iim=
bung unb 1tdrft bas gauge Spftem.
rMrs MinslomS Soothing Sprup"
fir aabnenbe &inber 1T angemebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &eeept itammt bon
einem Der better meibli6en Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. SIS 1T BEL alien
9ruggiten in Der gat5en Welt al 5az
ben. preiS rs Cts. per Glai6e.
&auft ni9ts anberes alS MfrS. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
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SEPT enbli6 bat 8unbesz &i6ter Mez
@ormid in Dallas feline lett Wo6en
nit gr0Bter Spanning erlpartete Gntz
i9eibang in Der &lage mebrerer @ifenz
babngeieQi6aften auf llngiiltlgfeitsz
grtlarung bes @eiebes CUR grri6tung
Der Staafss@ 6 lenbabnz &ommiiliom gez
faat, unb smar 1T benz Sinne, baB b:es
@eieb gegen Die Gerfahung peritoBe
un6 bab bic bon mebreren @iienbab=
nen erlangten @inbaltsbefeble gegeit
bic peitere Sbdtisfeit bieler &ommil=
fion aufre6t gu erbalten ieien.
&i6ter Mc@ormid bat bieie Gut
i6eibung lit einem siemli6 umfaHenz
ben 96riftltid eingebenb m%otibirt. @r
bolt babel iebr melt aus unb i9ilbert
bic @ntmidlung bes @iiembabnpelens
in 5eras lett benz Sabre 1854.
Ste international & @reat Nprtbern
8abn unb bic Santa Se>8abn batten
in ibrer &lage gelten6 gema6t, baB bic
Staatseiienbabnz& pmmifion ibr berz
artig niebrige Sra6tz&aten aufge=
5wungen babe, baB bies elmer @igerz
tbums : @oniseation glei6gefommen
fei, ba Die bei6en 8abnen inter biefen
umftdnben se3tpungen gepeier iudrem,
nit Serlut gu arbeiten, nnb 6aB fe
auBer Stan6e getpeien ieien, ibren Ser
pfli6tungen ben Iftioudren gegeniiber
na65ufommen, ober notbmenbtge Ser
beHeruttgen poraunebmen unb fur Neuz
Wn{1nffunnpu nm MnfprtoI 1r az
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
M4erlct.

: Mnita &obrigue3, bic nit einem
Bell gefdbrli6 pertpu1bet purbe, 1T gez
ftorben, obne pieber CUR 8eiinnung ge=
fommert a1 fem. 9ie 8idbrige So6ter
bleibt bel Der 8ebauptung, baB &oz
malbo Spites Der M0rber mar.
= Sic StraBenbabn : @eieli9aft
bat einen pahagier perbaften lafen, Der
fi9 meigerte, mad 10 ubr 3ebn Gents
Gabrgelb gu be3ablen. Ser &eforber
lieB BEN Mngeflagten laufen, ba er bic
Orbinana arf feiner Settle bot.
= Sic 9erren @rnf Stebes, 81.
DreiB unb Sobn 2egler BON bier mobns
ten benz preisf9ieBen beg Sborn Sil
S6iben>Glu am Sonntag bel. Nle
gepannen Preife; @rnt Stebes Ben
eriten.
= Carl bon 6ebenus tpurbe in bett
Sierra Moiaba Minen ni6t BON einem
N~erifaner, fonbern bon benz Mmerifaz
ner %. 8anfs, Dem er feline Mrbeit sez
ben fonnte, gef6ofen. Sic Mfaire err
eignete fi6 Dor etpa 2 Monaten. Ser
8ermunbete ipurbe befanntli9 bierber
gebra6t unb ffarb int Santa &ofa Qosz
pital. ST mar erit 80 Sabre alt.
u. Sei6el Derflagt bic San Mnz
tonic &apib Sranfit @ompagilie auf
$4,000 @6abeneriab, peiI ie lire Sc
leiie bis auf 6 Sub an iein gigentbum
in Der M~utintraBe berangelegt unb ba>
6ar6 ieinem @ei6dft betrd9tli6en @b=
bru6 getban bat.
= MQen 8eriGten nod babem li6
bic Sbeilnebmer an Der grcurlion Der
MISREPRESENTATION in &odport ,iottz
bon" amiiiirt. SIS CAB 8dIe, Segelz
partiem, MettsS egeln, Diners, Souz
pers, furaum, eS feblte tri9t an Ser
gniigungen aIer Mrt. &odport unb
bic umliegenben 20 Meilem gebortem
benz a~le5eit fibelen 80lt9en Der vSrumz
mer" unb ibren Sreunben.
= Stabt>@lert 6. g. @lau6on muir
be am Montag Na6mittag in Der Norb
5~lorestraBe nabe Commerce, aus benz
8uggp getporfen unb erbielt fdwere
innere unb duBere 0erlebungen. @r
n1rbe in elmer &utlde mad 6auie
"
t%ransportirt.
81. Stemart, 8eliber elmer Wirtbz
f6aft nabe ben &aiernert auf benz Go
bernmentSbiigel lit am Montag Mbemb
bon benz Solbaten %. s. 9ibea bon
&ompagnie g, Der fart betrunten ipar,
gei9ofen, gliidli6erpeife aber nur
lei6t berwunbet iporben. Stemart
bate fi6 gemeigert, nit 9ibea 81 trims
ten, uoriiber bieier in Wutb gerietb.
-6err@ Waiinaenberger, friiber
iii @on5ales pobnbaft unb ueuerbirss
at Der San Nntonio & @ranfas BaB
Babn bei4dftigt, reiit morgen Na6mitz
tag mad Der Stabt Merico ab, nm baz
felbft als 2OfOmotioenfiibrer Der Meris
con- @%entralbabn gu funsiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23

Sn Der StabtratbsIibung bonn Monz
tag fanen bic foIgenben petitionen CUR
Gerletang: I'm &ebuftipn bes N1efiez
t1e1lts bon: g. $. Wolfe, u. &aunber,
5. Sinnarb, g. s.. S6arfenberg Gbas.
8rdbrer, &. g. @embler, 8. $. GAIT
ber1on unb Nnberen. Molfe erbdlt
$3.50 anriid; 4aunben einen Nadz
LAP BON $4,000; S6arferberg $1,000;
8rabner $2100, bic anberer augei6riez
ben perben &c. 2innarb's @eiu9 pirb
ni6t bemiligt.
Sas MblaHen BON SpiilmaHer in
Commerce, 5tpii9em Neequiaz unb
Nor6z6loresz StraBe pirb berbotem.
Woobliefzst raBe mirb bis CUR 2auz
relzStraBe berldngert.
Ste Stabt fan1t &omana @traBe,
@de bon Main Mpettt1e ni6t ertpeiterrt,
ba lie ben plab fiir bas S~pribenbaus
n0tbig bat.
Geo. 9ulnig erbalt @rlanbniB, cine
NbaugsrDbre unter 2oioDafraBe binz
meg in BEN SluB 3u Ieiten.
Sie Wiiblenz8riid mirb nit $16
reparirt tperben.
GrlaubriB tpirb ertbeilt gum 8au Ell
lter 6uBbriide iiber BEN SSluB bonn @en-
tralz@arten mad 9pper @penue.
Sie 0outonitraBen=Yriid mirb init
lleuen Boblen belegt. &o1tenpunft
$216.
8erf9ie6ene petitionen INN Slider
tattnng bon @~trafgelbern iper6en berz
peigert.
Ser Sra6es Council erbalt grlaubz
niB, bic 5eier bes 5. September i'm
San Ye6rozParf a%b3ubalten.
9ie petition g. 81. Maperids, bic
fat abgebrannten @ebdube nabe Der
9oufonfraBen Bride repariren at
biirfen, tpirb abgepieien.
SIR bic eleftril9e @erbinoung nit
benz neuen Spribenbauie in SriotraBe
tperben $3.50 betpiaigt; fir Sic Bride
iiber 9abor Sit6 in Sr~ertonftraBe $50;
fir bic Nibeairung, Srainirung uub
Nuhiaung nit Sizes Der Nbe. 8, bonn
Nlamo pla5a mad Grub Mpe. $500;
fur N~baugstanale bon 9pe. 9 gum
6luB $40.
ST @ebaaosz, @iimtberz unb Gicto~
rlazStraBe merbem WaHerr6bren gelegt.
Die SubmanD bes @ebdnbes an Ser
Siblpetede BON 9ouftorz umb Soles
babsStraBe muB n~iebergelegt merben,
Oa lie fir pafantem gefdbrlid lift.
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Die 4rminz 2ose" Der 9ermanns>
S0bme 1T Yorftomn ~peranifaltet am
II. September gum 8eften Der beutids
englil6en Normali6ule elm groBes sfe}t
NIT Sef3ug, &e6en, Wulif, Barbecue,
8eiamg, 8ergnigungen aaer Nrt:
Spiele, S6eibenfdieBen, Wettrennen
&C.; BAL, Seuermert. gereine aus
@uero, Sictoria unb umliegenben Ortz
f9aften tuerben fi9 betbeiIiaen.
Sn 8rasos unb Mailam gountp
tpittbete am Sonntag elm ortanartiaer
-Sturm, Der 8dume entunrseIte, 3dane
nieberlegte unb i'm 0ereine NIT benz
moltenbru6artigen &egen ben @rnteu
bebeutenben S9aben 3ufiiate.
= Wdbrenb Gelir 8urris nabe Der
Mr6er WaRerfation, 3 Meilen fiibIid
bon &arneS @itD, na6bem er 8ieb eins
getrieben, nit mebrerem 6reunben i'm
Camp bas MittageKen einnabm, tam
Som 9inton gu pferbe, elm @epebr
quer iiber ben Sattel baItenb. Nies
ma1b abnte, mas E rbor bate, bis er a,ts
legte unb auf gurris f6oB. 9ie @us
gel ging gurris 6ur6 ben Magen;
8urris fiel auf bic 9nie, ergriif aber
lunmebr iein @emebr umb l6oB Sinz
ton 5ueimal, einmal bur6 ben 3eib,
bag anbere DIAL bur6 ben aopf, 10
oaB ct to0t bonn Yferbe i%tiir3te. 8urris
itarb nod an bemfelben Mbenb.
= Gine anbere ShieBaffaire mir6
aus &enneOD gemelbet, mo Sobn pace
einen gfann Namens Sen Collins err
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&ompeution 5ufammen, S. %. Barnes
BON glanco GountD purbe aIs Tempo
rdrer Goriber erpdblt; g. MurpbD
BON San Mngelo als Sefretar. 9as
&omite fur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
plagt ii9 pieber nit benz 8erar Gountp
Streit ab, na6bem ale @usglei6sz
peria6e feblgei6lagen 1ino.
= Die gntf6ei6ung bes 8un6es=
ri9ter Mc@ormid in Sa6en Der @iz
fenbabn &nmmifion muB folgeri9tig
einen GinflmB auf bic Mabltampagne
baben. Mlein bic 8efiirporter Der
&ommifiion tuerben babur6 bod nidt
belebrt ober befebrt tperben.
@inige berporragcn be &epublifaz
1ler befirporten allen @rnites ELM 3us
tammengeben nit Der 8olfspartei unb
bic unterfiibung bes Nugent= Sidets.