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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07
a Fight on the Engineers Brotherhood.

OwOsso. Mich, March 6.-The Toledo
and Ann Arbor and North Michigan rail
road officials have taken the initiative in
the trouble with the engineers. This morn
ing Supt. Connors issued bulletin, which
stated that all engineers who would leave
the brotherhood could take out their trains.
but if they refused, new men would be SUBJ
stituted. Several new men took trains out
this morning.
ARTHUR IN CONFERENCE.
TOLEDO, o., March 6.-Chef Engineer
Arthur OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, held a conference with General
Manager Ashley, of the Toledo. Ann Arbor
and North Michigan railroad this afternoon
relative to the demands made by the sugi-
neers and firemen. MIR. Ashley fatty re-
fused to concede anything. If the men 60
out, non-union men will be employed in
their positions Immediately. The company
has nCn-Golon engineers here waiting for
the result OF the conference of engineers
and firemen, who have been closeled for
four hours. If the non-union men 20 to
work trouble is feared from the
numerous connections OF the Ann Arbor
here as the employees of the
various roads say thoy will not handle
freight from the Ann Arbor as long as nom
union men are at work. Chief Arthur said
10 the Associated Press correspondent this
afternoon that II the Ann Arbor officials
did not reconsider their refusal TO grant the
demands of the men that every loyal broth>
erhood man in the various railroads
connecting with the Ann Arbor
would be called upon to refuse to handle
Ann Arbor cars. ave DESIRE" said Mr.
Arthur. ito use every possible means TO
secure peace aud harmony, but the Ann
Arbor road has thrown down the gauntlet
and we will fight then to the bitter end il
they attempt to operate the road with non
hNc boz nod a fta1r 1ns,, ID
are just, for while we ask for al increase OF
10 per cent. the wages would then still be
less than those paid on other liaes in the
same territory
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IN a MIRRoR.i
Fruit and Vegetables Eurt by tht
Freeze-Dr. Parker Dead

Fruit and Vegetables Eurt by the
Freeze-Dr. Parker Dead
WILLACOoCHEE, GA. March 6.-There
was another big freeze and a heavy
frost here last night. making it still more
disastrous to the fruit crop and early vege-
tables. There seems TO be but little chance
for the peach aud pear crop to make any
thing more than a small PER cent. of a full
crop.
DR.. Calvin Parker. whose illness
your correspondent mentioned last
week, died at his home here
at 2 o'clock this morning. He
was about 20 years old and had a
large and lucrative practice Of his profession
IN this county for e number of years. He
will be greatly missed.
J. II. Beatty, who has been away sick for
about two months, recovered sufficiently
to return home on Saturday last.
J. M. Roberts left for Baltimore, Nd.
on last Saturday, where he has
accepted business position.
The Sunday school at this place is getting
to be very interesting one. 1t is growing
continually.
The high school at this place continues to
grow IN numbers and in interest.
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NAVAL STORES MEN MEET.

They Investigate Prices and Other
Matters of Interest to the Trade.
PEMBROKE, GA. March 6.-The members
OF the naval stores union held a meeting
here to-day to report aud investigate prices
that are being paid for new boxes and
labor. The resolutions we're not made
public, but IL seems that the progress so far
Is satisfactory and the meeting passed off
pleasantly. The unusual cold weather
will cause shipping to begin later
than it did last year. There is evidently
some material differences between members
in the price paid per crop for timber, and
no doubt variance in wages despite efforts
Of the association.
Boxes are being cut larger than those OF
last year. Very considerable losses have
resulted by the occasional escape Of new
hands whose travelling expenses we're ad-
vanced.
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SHER1FF's OFFICE,

CRY CoURT OF SAVANNAH.
TNDER and by virtue of an execution issued
- out OF the City Court of Savannah in favor
OF W. d. THOMAS against ROBERTS &
WEAVER, l have this day levied on
the following property as the property
of said defendants: Thirty-one thousand brick
and one hundred and ninety-tive barrels of &C.
ment, three fan pumps. one pulsometer, one en-
CINE, six wheelbarrows one Carson trehching
machine. with eight buckets, Office and con-
tents, one lot shovels and spades. one steam
sive to transport, and being now located at the
new water works OF the city of Savannah.
And will offer the same for sale at public
cutlery before the Court House door of Chatham
County during the legal hours of sale on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL, 1898, the same
being the 4th day of said month.
Terms cash, the said property having been
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Purchasers paying for titles.
WILLIAM F. BLOIS,
Sheriff G. G. &
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CAROL1NA's TAX CASES.
The United States Supreme Cour
Takes the Papers Filed.

The United States Supreme Court
Takes the Papers Filed.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The fight be.
tween the T!llman administration in the
South Carolina United States courts and the
railroad companies was I ran sfe red in part
to the United States SUI RENE court to-day,
when D. A. Townsend, state attorney gen
eral, submitted motions for leave to file
petitions for writs of habeas corpus In behalf
Of NJ. W. Riser, NJ. V. Tyler and NJ. b.
Gaines, sherifrs respectively, of Aiken, New
berry and Anderson counties, South Caro-
lima. These sheriffs seized property Of the
Rich mond and Danville and South Carolina
Railway companies for taxes alleged by the
roads TO be unconstitutional, notwithstand.
ing an injunction issued by United States
Judge Simonton. They were arrested for
contempt ard now seek from the federal
supreme court release on writs of habeas
corpus. The sheriffs, through the state at
torney general, insist that their detention ia
unlawful; that the suits to en- join the coli
lection OF taxes from railroads is in fact a
suit against the state, and as such contrary
to the eleventh amendment to the constitu-
ton, that the taxpayers have ample
remedies in law and equity by which to test
the legality of the taxee imposed, and also
that the amount involved was less thnn
81 900. the amount required TO give the
United States courts jurisdiction. The
court took the papers filed.
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After speakership Honors.

ATHENS, GA, March 6.-This afternoon
at o'clock the contest for the position Of
senior orators at commencement took place
before the faculty in the university chapeI
The two places will be given on composi-
tion of speech, oratory and general appear
auce Of the speaker. The contestants we're
II. Alexander Of Atlanta, NJ. A. Lonis of
Eatonton and Harry Goodrich of Augusta.
The speeches were very good and it is
difficult TO say who will be the successful
cgntestant
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ABEL, GA, March CT. Il. Hall, dem..
the local postmaster, who has held the Office
here for long time, has resigned, his resig-
nation to take effect at once. Mr. Hall has
given perfect satisfaction since he has held
the office and resigns to follow other pur-
suits. Already three candidates are out
with perhaps others to follow, and the
rivalry is going to be spirited.
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Straanna Swnllan

ABEL, GA, March 6.-The heavy rains
OF the past week have made the little brooks
and branches in this district torrents, and
many Of them are impossible Farming
has been seriously interfered with, and some
damage to the young crop has already been
experienced.
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NOTICE.

February Sd, 1898.
WHEREAS, Scarlet fever and diphtheria have
made their appearance in the city. this board
deem II expedient that every case OF such dis
eases be isolated; therefore be it
RESOLVED. That every house In which there is
q case Of scarlet fever or diphtheria be quaran-
tined and no inmate OF such house be allowed
TO leave it and no person be allowed to enter IL
except at the discretion of the Board of SAM
tary Commissioners.
JOHN J. McDONOUGH, Chairman.
w. +. Drummer, NJ. d. Secretary.
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S HlPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Serenh Page.

Wood & Bro, Jno Flannery s. Co, ] P williams
& Co, q Bell & Co. Savannah Co, Tennessee
Produce Co, A Asendorf, J " Asendorf, Sa-
vaunah & w Co, { \ . Mfg Co. S Marks & Co,
I Cohen K Co, Chas F Graham, A Miller Co,
G Eckstein q Co, ID Weed & Co, w d Simkins,
Z O'Conuor, w w Gnann, u X sheridan a Co,
h Lovelrs Sons, j w Teeple & Co, Rourke a
Son Frank 4 Co, Q Slater, Warnocb & W, j 2
Williams K Co, NJ Y Henderson, j r Einsteiu,
McDonough & Co, "a Schwarz, Oglethorpe
Club, Law & b, Moore & J. A b Hull & Co, A
Ehrlich & Bro, Mcmillan Bros.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
March en- Ferst'S Sons & Co, G M D Riley, F
w Storer. J W Freeman. Edwards T & Co, E
Loyell's Sons, J d Weed & Co, Mrs L Maxwell,
Savannah Grocery Co. Eckman & V, Ii Max.
well, X Cassels, Liberty Mfg Co, McDouough
4 Co, q 9 hartfeder. j 5 Collins & Co, Kirk.
land. II Solomon & Son, A ii CHAMPIONS Som
c f Stults & Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, Ap.
pei q S, 5 Guckenheimer q Sons, Standard Mig
and Com Co. Moore q J, Haynes & E, Savannah
Cotton Mills, Ellis Y & Co, A j Miller Co, Elec-
trio RY, D & X r Dancy, R Ladevez, J MIC.
Grath q Co, M Doyle, Kennickel & Col ,sTroy
Laundry Co, TidewAter Oil Co, Peacock H & Co,
c L Jones, Gregg W, Hunter P & B, W
Chisholm 6 Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. March
CIV Green f l & G Co, Agent Steamer Belle
vue, Savannah Grocery 90, Launey a. G, c L
LAdeyeze, Ludden & b, Geo Derst Savannah @
& w Co. Standard Oil Co, j + Guilmartin & Co
Sanders, Southern Cotton OIL Co, Savannah
Guano Co, J W Blake, A NJ Lucas, Stlllwell NJ g.
Co.
Per South Bound Railroad, March e-H II
Livingston, ID Weed & Co, Eckman & V, Pal
mer Hardware Co, S Marks & %, l. Myers &
Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, W D Slmkins.
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TWO SENTENCED TO HANG.
An Effort to Be Made to Have One of
the Sentences COMMITTED,

the Sentences COMMITTED.
HOTEL LANIER, MACON, Ca, March g.
Judge Bartlett to-day sentenced Louis
Lewis and John jackson, the two negro
murderers, to hang on NJ arch 81. The
hanging will be strictly private, and both
the condemned will be executed from the
same scstfold at the same time.
Jackson was convicted OF numbering a
negro man whom be suspected of undue In
tImacy with bis wife. An effort is being
made to have Jackson's sentence COM
muted, and Judge Bartlett, in sentencing
him to die, stated that he only wished the
Law allowed him the right TO commute il.
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SHOES.

TO-DAY the annual meeting
Of the National Baseball League
will be held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York City.
The schedule for 1893 will be
decided upon, and all the neces-
sary arrangements for next sea-
sons championship games will
be consummated. AS usual the
various League Clubs have been
looking around to strengthen
their teams and secure the best
PLAYERS obtainable.
The best bargains obtainable
are to be had at our sale of
Ladies' Low Shoes. We have
some lovely styles and superb
goods. Try our 50 90 Patent
Tip and Trimmed Oxford Ties.
BYCK Bros, II Whitaker st.
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MEETINGS.

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1,
Ancient and Accepted cottish Rite
Freemasons
The regular meeting Of this Lodge will be
held at Masonic Temple THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING at O'Clock.
Degrees will be conferred.
JOHN s. HAINES. Secretary.
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LITERARY VISITOR Willie, you know who the
autocrat OF the breakfast table is?
Willy Wlliie-Yes, sir; it's our hired girl.
Vogue.
VAN DAUB-Were you ever done in oil, Mr..
Brokerg
Mr.. BroEer-No, but had three ribs broken
in wheat panic.-lrNh.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-Judge Gresham
filed his resignation as judge Of the Sew
enth circuit this morning, and it was ac-
oepted,
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a Travelling Nan raad

AUGUSTA, GA, March William Harri-
son, who for several years has been connected
with the Georgia chemical works OF this
city, as travelling agent, died this afternoon
after a severe illness. He was married only
nlne months ago and his young widow, nee
Luu Weeman. is a general favorite who
has the sympathy of the community in her
affection.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. = whereas
VI THE ORPHANS HOME OF THE EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH OF CHATHAM COUNTY,
has applied to Court of Ordinary for Letters
MAN, minor.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern to be and appear before
said court to MAKE objection Of any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERR1IL
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the LIST
day of March, 1898
FRANK z. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. O.. c. G.
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Suicide in TAYLOR.

BUTLER, GA, March CIV, Smith
Riley, prominent citizen Of this county.
shot aud killed himself at 2:3O o'clock tc-
day. No cause is assigned for the deed.
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BIDs-NOTICE TO TAILORs.

BIDs-NOTICE TO TAILORs.
CRY OF SAVANNAH !
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
February 2Sth, 1895
Bids will be received at the Office OF me Clerk
of Council until ~ O'Clock NJ, March 10, 1898, for
furnishing the Police Department with summer
uniforms. as per specifications to be seen ON an
plication at this office. The city reserves the
fright TO reject any or all bids
By order OF the Committee on Police.
F. E. REBARER.
Clerk of Council
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
We have this day sold out our business, No. %
Barnard street, to Mrs. B. HIRsCH. The firm
Of NJ. D. HIRsCH & 90. dissolves copartner-
ship. MAX D. HIRsCH.
MARCH 6, 1888. JERRY D. HIRsCH.
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EMBROIDERIES.

Our import orders Of
Fine Cambria NainsOok
and Swiss Edgings, FlOun-
cings and Insertions are
now on sale. Any lady
approaching handsome
and perfectly made goods
ought to examine our
stock.
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FUNERAL TNVITATTON9.

LOVETTE.-The relatives and friends of Jo-
sEPH LOvETTE, Catherine Mccarthy, and of J. J.
Foley are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Of the former from his late residence,
No. 1415 Houston street, at $3.50 o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON
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THE HIBzRNIAN SOCIETY

THE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY
Will hold its Ante-anniver- ~ SAyEce-~SAS
sary meeting at The Guards" Er IT\\\A!krFA
temporary Arsenal, front E2-IHNA \N$FgSCo
basement room, northeast oSSta2 fkszSCS. I
corner Of Bull and Macon ny SS,Eaz 81 y
strsets) THIS (Tuesday) ~ 49, =. =
EVENING, at S:l5 o'clock
P. W. MELDRIM. President
CHARLES F. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS AseOCIA-
TION.
The regular bimonthly meeting of this Asso-
cation wifi be held at the knights of Pythias
hell on TUESDAY EVENING, March 7th, at s
O'Clock
Comrsde 9 N. Saussy will deliver an address
on Lees Army"
CHAS. H. OLMSTEAD. President
J. H. H. OSBORNE, Assistant Secretary.
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MARRIAGES.

VINCENT 49, MORGAN. - Married. Feb. %.
1893, at go O'Clock P. NJ. at the residence of the
brides father, No. 1S9 York street. Mr., r. W.
VINCENT and Miss ELLEN MORGAN by the Rev.
S. A. Goodwin. No cards.
, 1893-11-16
Noh feine Spur
Don oen Rdubern in oer Office Ger ). :. &
!. Sabn.

Sn 8e3ug auf bic an anberer SteIe be-
ricbtete 8erdubung bes Giienbabn> S6nbz
m~eiiters S. q. 0rafe tappt bic 8olisei
beute nodb pouitdnbig i'm 9unfeln. Sic
tpetB tbatid9li6 ei9entli4 ni6ts ipeiter,
ais tpas ibr 0rate lclbit mitgctbetlt bat.
Der e~in3igen Qnbalt fir cine ettpaige ST.
s~reifun9 Der GGubcr fam t6r cine b0blt
ungcnaue 8ei6rcibung bes einen bsrielben
bieten, Die ibr Elm 3eitun9Siun9e g~eliefert
bat.
Die 9oli3iiten 9lunfett un6 gortias
trafen beute 8ormittag BEL ibren Torz
idbungen nob ben 8Gubern auf ctnen 3eiz
tungsjungen, Der i'm 8ooferDz @ebGrbe per-
i3ieOene 3eitungen ab3ultefcrn pflegte.
0crIelbe bate geitern frilb gegen Z llbr
3tpet 9erle IN GROCER Gile baS @ebGube
Durcb ben @tn9ang an Der @bamsitraBe
pcrlalien leben.
6eute frilb beiubten Bic bei6en 8eamten
bic Office, in Der Der &aub itatt9eiultben
bate, 3tmmer $50. 919 beS 8ooferD>@ez
bduOes, un6 batten cine LANCE llnterrebung
nit &. g. SbontS, ben 8etriebSletter Der
S. S. & S. 8ahn, bod %fonnten ite bon
bieiem fcin 9icbt fir baS 9unteI bes Gauz
beS er6alten.
6err S6outS e~rflGrte, 6aB Sic 8abngez
Ieai6aft ei9entlicb ctnen g%elinben TaOel
fir Die SorJloitgfeit berbiene, nit pelcber
tie es bon ieber beridumt bate, fir gez
nii9enOen Sbub bes S6aBnteiiters an ben
3abltagen 3l iorgcn.
Gin eigentbitmli6er l1mitan6 lit auBer>
bem 8u Sage gefommen. Die 8abn9cleQz
ihaft bate in Der lebten 3ett ibre 2eute
gum 3beil itatt nit 8aargelb nit Gbefs
abgelObnt, unb Bic 2eute batten iidb barber
beflagt, neil ite gen0tbigt tparen, fir Die
llmicbung bes G6efs 9iSconto 81 sablen.
@eitern ioate tpieoer ST. benz alien Spitem
bet 8aar5a9(un9 Der 90bne 8uridgetebrt
tperber.
0a nun 9erabe 9eftern Ser &alb itattz
fano, 10 9lauht 6err Shouts, baB Semanb
ben &Gubern ben Sip" segeben baben
miiiie, Ser nit BEN Nnge~Gegenbeiten bet
8abn9eieaibaft bertraut ober ~tpentgiten5
befannt tpar.
9rate eribien beute 8ormtttag ebenfaGS
in Der Office. @r meinte, bdB ietne Ser
lebltngcn nibt Otel auf ii6 bdtten, ct erz
ibtcn aber no9 iebr nerp0s. Wttt ben
8camten belt er cine lGn9ere 8cipredbung
ab, bon oeren Snbalt aber NIGHTS betannt
tpuroe.
, 1893-11-16
Gr trdnf I'll pteI.

6eute frib brucbte Srau WtinbeG in Ser
8euS Str. go. 1913 ~tpobnbaft, por Ni6ter
Seriten cine @~lntlage ge9cn tbren Weann
2lrtbur WtinbeL. Sic iagte: Wtin6el bdtte
itb felt cinigen Bocben benz Sui ergeben;
boch mOcbtc ie ibm ntbt beltraft, ionbern
nur in Sicberbeit 9ebracbt piiien.
3u ietner Gertbeibigung bracbte Win6el
Dor, baB ct stpar tG9li6 8icr 3u trinten
pflege, jebo6 ME babel Bic @ren3e ieiner
Sapa8itdt i6eri6reite.
v2us tb u 9eftern fritb nocb ru6ig
i6ltcf, ftel plObli6 meine Srau itber micb
Der unb bearbeitete meinen &opf nit einerI
8eienitiel. 9arob purbe tcb tpit6enb, err
bob MIDI, fleibete MIDI an uno ging in bic
Staot, mo- t6 MIDI II g8utb %betranf."
Htcbter &eriten entIieB i'm un6 feline
Srau init ben @orten: vSie tOnnen 9eben,
aber trtntcn tie nicbt ipieber su ptel."
, 1893-11-16

nibt ais gertngite8 StraimaB fir Morb
lin %stpetten @rabe" 15idbrige @iniperrung
inn 53ubtbaule felt unb 6as 8cringitc
StrafmaB ipdrein Oorliegenbem Safe wO0l
5ulGiiig aepelen. llnb I'M Sale bes GpanS
bat iebenfaas Der &i4ter aucb ni9t ale
mil6crnbcn umltdn6e in 8etra3t gesogen,
Sn ibrem S1ulbbefenntniB bat D8rdu7
lein" 0arbp Sic gauge S9ulb auf iib ges
nonmen un6 oamit @DanS entlaitet. Die
8ert6eibiger iperoen nrtmeDr anf cine
no6maGige 8ro3enirung OeIielben antraz
gen unb tuabri6einlieb mtro Oabur3 bas on
bielem ~began9ene l1nrebt wicbcr gut ge>
macbt tperben. Srdulein 9arbD aber fam
MIR burcb Die @na6e bes @oupcrneurS Sc
re9tigfeit erlangen, unb 9Ofcntli6 tpirb
bic ibr 3u t6eil. :
, 1893-11-16
Jn 0btcdoo anoelanot.

2outs 6iaiar6, bet e6enalige &aiiirer
Der y@btcogo 3ri6une," Der angeblicb Dor
lGn9erer 3eit nit $15 900 nab Spanien
burcbbrannte unb BORT BON benz 0tepgorfer
9etcctip 6eibelbcr8 nerbaftet tpurbe, traf
beute Worgen nit BENT 0etcctib 8oo6 aus
Stem Oort bier Elm unb ipur6e IN 6em
@ountpz@ efGngniB eingeiperrt, mo ct bis
5u ieiner YrO5eiiirung DerbIeiben ntrb.
6iaiarb i6ten frOb gu ietn, tpteOer in Gbiz
cagO ongelangt gu iein; pettpetgerte iebo3
iebe Nusfunft iiber Oas BON ibm begangene
8erbre5en. 0etectiu 8ooO ia9te, baB CT
aus llnterbaltungen nit 6tuiarb felt Sic
lleber3cu9ung 9%etponnen babe, OaB Sener
11dcb Chicago 9efOmmen unb iih ben 8ez
b0rben 9eitelt baben Wiirbe, arcb penn
man i'm nicbt Uerbaftet bdtte. 9as inter
i6lagene @eIO ibien 6iutar6 aIe5 perz
braucbt gu haben, benn Bel ieiner Ser
baftung babe ct nun nocb $15 in ben
Salcben 9e9abt.
, 1893-11-16
Die itdotifhen 5inanSen.
Comptroller Wetbereu's 2lniibt, wie abbHIfe
eeibafen weroen fonne.

COMPTROLLER @etberen erfLGrte heute
Morgen, 6aB Sic itGotilc6en Sttan5et 10
Icblecbt leien, oaB ieiner Nnit6t 1acb ni6ts
Qnoercs ii6rig bLcibe, ais enttpeoer Die 3dbl
Der in itG6tiicben 9ieniten itebenben Seute
All Derringern, ooer aber abcr beren @e=
batter S1 beicbneioen. Gr pltroe oas SeBz
tere DorSicber, ba bic Nrbett nit tpent8er
0euten nicbt gut 3u bepdltt9en lei. Qm
icblimntlten lebe es in ben Sncbcrn Der
@a9lbeD0r6e aus, ulo e5 iperoe nocb
Icbllmmer ourc6 bic I'M Se3entber a%bau6alz
teiloe WtaDorspaDl tperben. Der Staotr0tb
babe sur 0efung bon Wdbluntolten $780,
900 ausgeiebt. 0ieier 8etra9 let ltdt
mn icbon %perausgabt, iOnoert beretts Inn
$4,000 iibersogen porben, uro obenoretn
befdnben itb jest nod III letnen 6dnben
9te6nungen fir $4,000, Die 3t be3ablen
Ieier. Die neue MtaDor5na6l peroe ferner,
faQs fein Special 9tegtitrirungstag an9ez
leBt iperoen loltte, minoeitcns $25, 900, I'M
anbcren Safe aber $4,000 lnfoiten peri
uridcben.
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