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Evening journal., 1893-11-09
a Regulars Opinion Of Us Army Life.

A Regulars Opinion Of 4. s Army Life.
Sergeant A Higbee Davidson, Of Troop
f. Fourth Cavalry, Z S A., who Is on a
three months furlough visiting his rela-
tives aud old friends here, tells a very
different story Of army life than is
usually told He has had excellent
health during his three and a half years
as a regular, and says that be was really
under less restraint during that time
than any business man In the country.
Frequently, he said, regular soldier is
allowed two and three weeks va
cation from the barracks, and
he can 60 where be chooses, pro
vided that be gets back at the ap-
pointed time No hard work is re-
quired by the commandant although
the men are expected TO keep horses,
accoutrements and everything ia prime
condition and themselves as eat as
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
nInst BIO NaIlnr 4 nlIstaI.e.

"Tde hard times are responsible for
many sad scenes at the station houses,
where the usual army Of tramps aud ort.
casts has been rein forced by many de
serving people thrown out OF work and
forced to apply to the police for shelter
At an uptown station the other evening
appeared a young man and woman,
carrying two little children in their arms
aud travel stained from a long walk,
which had made them lame and
faint They said that they were from
Bristol, where the closing of the mills
had thrown the husband ont Of work,
and that they were walking TO New
Castle, Del where they had friends who
would take them in The sad plight of
the couple touched the officers. Who,
after providing them with shelter and
food, made up a collection of S3 for
them and sent them on their way re-
joioing.'
What is worrying the good people
here now is the fact that they can hardly
"take il" the suffering ones already
here.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

BOY To make our
boys clothing
CLOTHING department more
popular each day
is always our aim. Boys like
to come here because they get
the kind of clothing they like
to wear; mothers, because they
find the styles and quality right;
and fathers like to have them
come because of the good
values always given them.
Just now you will find an at
tractive line of Refers and
Refer Suits, and made, if pos
sible, more attractive by the
prices at which they are
marked. Than the Refer Suit
there is none more stylish or
comfortable. SO to IS so and
up to 8 years gives their range.
From $3.50 to S12 we offer
a line of Suits which you'll
like, and we would be glad to
have you see that our state
ment is true.
We can fit your boy out COM
plete if you like-Suit, Waist,
Shoes, Leggings, Hat and all.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

NOOPkR.-On November 9Th. 1875. Mrs.
ANA Ola A widow of tho ate John III. Coop-r
aged 9a years and months.
fAhN tt-ln this city. on November 9Th
Henry a. Jr.. son of Henry aud Mary Garner.
aged 10 years.
MllLth-in this city. on the 81 instant.
Jane A. Miller, aged 50 years.
PATTERSON this CITY. ON Novernher
>, ls'1, Clara Vt. Patterson. nee Grub, in the
l1th year OF her age.
sANlLLE.-On November ., 1893, Miss Ada
line +. saville, aged 81 years.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

Dispute In the Council Chamber over
the Presidents voice and vote Finally
Ended by CompromIse-Gas Com
pauy's rev General Manager Phil
adelphia Football Players AVID Their
Positions.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 9-At the ad
iourned meeting Of City Council last
night President Hnlschumsker, Clerk
Phillips and Messrs Frazer Etchells and
Taylor were present Mr.. Taylor of the
Streets and Highways Committee. re-
ported that the new bridge on Washing
ton avenue, had been completed and new
trunks had Teen placed In the southern
part Of the city; a man had been EN-
ployed for a week In going about the city
and trimming or grubbing up weeds.
Mr. Etchells, OF the Lamp Committee,
asked for n new lamp for School street
Mr.. Taylor recommended that the old
building on Front street which was
badly damaged by the recent storms
be torn down, and the committee was IN.
structed TO notify the owner that such
would have TO be done
Mayor Herbert's ordinance providing
for the numbering Of all houses in the
city passed its third reading and was
signed as q city law. BY this act the
houses on streets running at right
angles with the Delaware river, IS Della
ware street, are numbered-even mum
hers on one side aud odd on the left
from ! TO 100 as far as Front street 100
10 200-Second street and increasing 100
at every street intersection Houses on
streets running parallel with the river
are numbered from Delaware street.
The matter Of electing a successor to
Richard j. Conway was postponed for a
month but not without little dispute
which is something unusual in the City
Council chamber President Holschu-
maker at FIRST hesitated 90 postpone the
election Of councilman on the ground
that he had q rig ht TO vote aud that the
motion had been lost by tie vote Mr.
Etchels contended that the president
had no right 60 vote but Mr. Hoschu
maker did not relish the idea of parting
with his right Of franchise, except i'm
case of tie vote Mr. Taylor argued
that the city charter called for another
councilman and that they had no right
10 postpone from month b. month p
matter so important and that prominent
citizens had already called upon him and
urged action in this matter. Mr.
ktchells commended that the city was not
suffering by what little procrsstination
Council had been guilty Of aud Il was too
Important to act upon without consider
alton. A compromise was finally
reached by Messrs. Etchells aud Frazer
agreeing to agTee next month
Philadelphia Athletes to Play Here.
Much interest is being SHOWN IN the
football game 20 be played at Battery
Park next Saturday afternoon, 50 3D.
between the C. A c. kickers and tn,
Holy Cross Guild, OF Trinity Church
Philadelphia New Castles standing
viii be preserved ON the field by one o.
the strongest elevens that has evei
played here, IN order 20 show the phla-
u. NJ. 81 e L. j
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
Enjoyable Musicale for Missions.

The musicale given by Mrs. j. B.
Maulove's Sunday school class, at her
home, last night, was a decided success.
The entertainment consisted Of male
quartets. solos, duets aud readings Dr.
and Mrs Martinda'e sang Floating, "
end Mr., and Mrs Manlove sang Not a
Sparrow Falleth. "The Farmer" a
whistling chorus. by Mesrs. Saunders.
Bechler Edwards aud Hamil ton. was
wellrendered and loudly applauded
Rev H. f. Martindale read Mark Twain's
Interview With a Reporter" which
caused much merriment. A small ad.
mission fee wos charged which will 90 to
help swell the missionary fund.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

Strictly One-price, and il dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

The old Clyde Line steamer Gulf
Stream, from Philadelphia for Richmond.
which sailed on Tuesday. anchored of
New Castle yesterday, leaking. After
several hours delay the captain of the
vessel reported having discovered the
leak, aud an attempt was made to continue
the voyage
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

What the great American voter wants 6.
plenty OF money 10 throw az birds Dallas
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
Tho Mon Who Furnish Light and heat.

James B. Lancaster has been promoted
Go the now position of general manager of
the New Castle Gas Company. The creation
of this new office is a direct result of the
gas company's increasing business and
continued prosperity ever since the re.
duction in the price of gas, the marked
Improvement ia its quality. and the
successful trials Of gas stoves for heat.
ing aud cooking. Mr. Lancaster's
efficiency and long service with the com.
pany was accordingly recognized and in
his place as day foreman at the gas house
John b. Nining was promoted Mr.
Nning has been the night foreman at
the gas house for years and was able 10
attend the meeting of his lodge and take
an evening stroll last night for the first
time In all that period Joseph Johnson
becomes the night foreman in place Of
Mr. Nining
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

This Is a return Of all the premiums
paid. aud interest on the same at the
rate Of Sc per cent. per annum.
AEsON A. MAHER. Manager.
Equitable Building
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
This IS HOSPITAL week !
TEN CENTS of every cash purchase made of us this
week will beSdonated toy
THE DELAWARE HOSPITAL
and THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL


OF this city be equally divided We anxious donate
$500
To each of these Noble Institutions VIII the friends of
the two hospitals to help and purchase all they
of during the present week that expectations may
be realized? GU have the money have the merchandise
just the goods you need and prices will guarantee
ow and instances lower than the goods be
found in the large cities.
We have unusually large and well assorted ock.
stock Of goods that would be cedable any Of large
cities
We have good goods medum-priced goods, and what
would be called cheap goods but trash We for all
classes Nothing exclusive about business every person
welcome and every persons patronage is appreciated No
where in these United States BETTER VALUE be
had where dollar will go further that the testimony of
visitors from other cities; they tell sell goods
cheap We have been ansackng the New York market for
Bargains in Dry Goods Importers and Manufacturers being
very anxious to sell their goods account of
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
AoPsr Cont. Inre.tmsnt.
NEW YoRK. Marcel

NV WIIIll NUTIU D 900.
In 1873 I took ont Tontine Endowment
Policy No. 1890. with the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the United
States for $1,000, and have paid in all
Sil,d Z premiums 70 the Company.
On tEs maturity Of the Endowment
the Company paid me 81. $500 ia cash.
W. A. Ross.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST

NJ fewer than thirty-three Jaws were
enacted 10y Congress IN spaclal session. ana
thirty two o. them were works OF suporerOga-
u0n.-Chicago Post.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

DO Not put of taking medicine Numer-
Gus little ailments, If neglected. will soon
break mp the system. Take Hoods Sarsa a.
appetite.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09
TO NUMBER ALL HOUSES
City Council Passes the Ordi-
nance Unanimously.
QUESTION OF PRESIDENTS RIGHTS

dispute In the Council Chamber over
the Presidents Voice and vote Finally
Faded by Compromise-Gas Com
pauy's New General Manager Phil
adeiphIa Football Players AVID Their
PosItions.
Evening journal., 1893-11-09

Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring
the peristaitc action of The alimentary canal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12

q Finley, cashier, interest on
County Bonds nds................... ! 900 90
National Bank OF Elkton, discount. 50 90
Samuel q England, interest refund
ed on County Tax....... 2o6
5 934 06 |
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
NINTH DISTRICT.

! = Simpcrs. register OF voters. So l. 7,
! II Clark. room rent. 10 90 y
William l. Mearns, iudge............. 800 u
Thomas WarburtOn. judge. 800 a
Thomas Nanpelt Judge........... 600 a
John A Fox, police. 500 -
W a Gamer on poll clerk............ 500 u
J. B Carhart, police. 800 !,
L IL Logan, poll clerk ............. 900 y
smith ii Rogers ballot clerk....... 800
samuel Fitzgerald d....,.............. 800 =,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12

Mount Hope Retreat, Tor the expenses
OF John McNulty ..... ..........
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12

Frank II Scott. Election Supervisor ) SO 90
q q Massey - . SO 90
Iohn White SO 90
Andrew Anderson Election Equip'ts 80
I p Steele 90
+ NJ Alexander 10 IS
Andrew Anderson posting ballots. 10 90
5 NJ Reed posting ballots ........... 10 90
John Il White, posting ballots and
putting up booth ................. II 90
Cieorye Ash. printing ballOts...... 2o3 so
Clinton ] White. putting up booths. 50
l. CrotherS, Counsel to Registers. so 90
VIM + Murphy Sons, Elections...... ~ 63
G. nj Boulden n..................... l SO
l. CrOthers, Counsel supervisors
ot Elections. ons.,.............. 25 90
Cecil County Agricultural Society,". 90
5 5g7 6S
Total for Elections 81, ,943 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
Poor and Insane,
Public Schools.

Amount paid Benjamin NJ Crawford,
Treasurer Poor and Insane 5000
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
DIET Allied
STAT FEM DNT'
EXPENDITURES
IN THE
County Commissioners
of Cecil CountyDuri
the Fiscal Year Ending
June goth, 1893.


Published in compliance with section
I3 of article % of the Code of Public
General Laws, which provides as
follows:
'rhat the County Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually, in at least two news
papers published in their respective counties, il
there hc two. Detailed Minute and Accurate
Statement of the expenses Of said counties Spcci-
fying therein each particular item of expense
and Tor what and to whom paid. and shall also
deliver to the sheriff "i their respective counties
Is many copies OF said statement as there are
election districts of said county at least ten days
before each general election, and the sheriff shall
within six day after the receipt of such copies, set
up one of them at the place ri holding elections
in each district
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
Sfler rin.
Circuit Jurors.


Richard l. Thomas ........ ......... - So
Thomas Drenuen. uen..................... $50
William f. Gillespie ........ l. 90
Geo \ Atkinson Son.................. L. co
Irwin q. Grilii:h........ .......... 50
Richard b. Merritt 10 80
John L WllSOn........... ............ 10 50
William &. IenderSOu....... 10
Robert B Gibson ................. SO
Jefferson VI. Boyd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 80
James A. Mackey ey................ 10
Robert II. Baker ..... ............... 900
= kennard BIake............. ...... 81
Geo W lockwood NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 50
Stewart L. oyle............... l4lo
Enoch Moves .... IL 100
William Fryer..... 200
Alex II Briscoe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 40
Peter HartenStine. Observation-Disclosures. IL 10
Samuel NJ johnson. SO
Alex ID Short ......... ........ l. 90
Robert MarShbank ...... ........... 30
Samuel ! 50
John w Anthonv............... so
Manly bremen .................... $50
Townsend Poole e........... II 80
William A. Miller r............... $50
Alex Peoples ......... ........... 80
George NJ Evans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l. 50
J Ross COnley ey........................ II 80
George w Sutton ........... ......... 10 80
Arthur NJ knight .................... > 80
Henry W. McFey Observation-Disclosures. Il 90
Samuel Scotch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is 10
TeOrge y AthlHsuH ...-............. Z ~
Adam Magraw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il 90
nliIl'tii II, ~ y, iliPii ''''--- ''''.''''''' -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12

County Commissioners Court.

Andrew Anderson, per diem and
mileage as Commissioner. 1913 20
A j H Cameron. per diem and mile
age rs Commissioner. r............. +jJ 80
J G Price Ir, per diem and mileage
as Commissioner ................. 9O9 20
Benz NJ Crawford. salary as IRE iSurer 500 90
G II Smith. salary as Clerk .......... l,50O 90
William Evans, salary as Counsel
to the Board OF Commissioners. loo 06
Benz NJ Crawford, making new
assessment. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 70
Benz VI Crawford Office rent ....... - %
Edward TAYLOR carriage hire.......... 90
n + EiycrS witnesses. ................ 90
Robert Shelton, witnesses. .......... 90
Frank Howard -. -. ............. %
Dr J IL HardcaStle ..... ............. l 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
Elections.


Patrick McCiready register OF voters. S597
Malvern Jones, ballot clerk. 800
N 7 Manley. Judge Observation-Disclosures. Z 90
john NJ Tucker. ballot clerk ........ 800
Harry N Davis, udge................ 300
James Sterling. police ............. 6oo }
Edward Taggart, DO CLERK 100 }
William q Purnell. Judge. ....... 900 j
William q PUrncll, boxing ballots u
for Supervisors OF Elkton. ....... 800 X
Samuel II King, poll clerk ........... 600 X
Andrew Dean, police. 3 90
George A Brown police. ............. 800 j
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12

I II Moore, register OF voters......... 5 81 90 -
William X Dempsey, room rant ..... 10 90 Il
William w McGuegan, poll clerk -. 500 =
J&,Ob Kirk, udge................. 800 /,
Sherman Granting, clerk. 500 +
William Dempsey. policc.......... 500 I
II Watts police. 500 a.
A X CrOthers, ballot clerk............ 300 =
Charles Death, ballot clerk. 800 T.
Patrick Boyle ludge.......-......... 800 T.
william Ching Judge. 800 !,
i L Death, ballot clerk. 800 !.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12

$1,000 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
Bonds Maturing.
Bills PAYABLE.
Circuit Court.
Sl,3JS u.

National Bank of Elkton ...... 5000 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
) 1927
S l33 %


Charles T. Beatty, register OF voters. SO y e
j il McCracken, room rent. 10 90 v
Samuel NJ johnson, Judge. .......... 900 j
william Benla min, Judge 800 :
John Peach, police. e................. 500 );
icorge Mattngly, judge........ 500 +
John W Shippers police ........... 600 A
George I N urray police e.......... 500 A
J Nelson Black, ballot clerk. 800 A
Russell J Reed, poll cierk............ 90 A
Charles T + Mcarns ballot clerk. 600 J
Howard Terry, ballot elerk........... 800 J
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
SpSe Narfer Npttsen.

L Die Safen unb Setter 60. bate am
Dpnneritas eine greuriion mad 8inss
bamton uno bic MitsIieber unb tbeil.
nebmenben Sreunbe tpurbsn Sort sait'
freunbli6 aufsenommen unb gut unters
baltvn unb beipirtbet.
- gbparb Sbiffsr unb SRI. 2sna
Rab, Todter bes Serrn Gster Rab bon
WeIt 2adaipanna 9lpenue unb Neanter
strass. madtsn ben luSflus am Don.
neritas nit unS !ieBen ii4 in 8inSbam'
ton trauen.
-Sn Der @beitnut StraBs bsutiden
prssbpteriiden 8irde tuar Sonntas 8ors
mittag fein @ottesbisnit, absr am Nbenb
prsoists Ssrr Yuhor RuboIpb bon ards
balp. Nm nd6iten Sonntas Ibenb tpirb
Serr Baltor Styling bon Der Siioieite
st. gaulS @smsinoe preoisen.
- Die aranfbsit bes Ssrrn @iuiam
Gobinion bon febentsr Strabe bat, tpie
alsemein befiirdtet tpuroe, einen tDot.
Iiden 8erIauf senommen unb berieIbe
osridieb eesen balb 2 llbr am Sreita8
gladmittae. Gina bier @oden Dor
leinem 1o6e erfranfte 8obinion an elmer
@ebirnentsiinbuns unb bic 8rantbeit
madte trob Der 3unf Der 4srste itstise
Sortl6ritte unb bic Iebtsn stpei Moben
lag Der 2ranfe in einem 3uitanbe iteter
8sipubtIoiiefeit; bab man iblieblid nod
einsn SpesiaIiiten bon BbilabsIpbia ions
men IisB, mar nur Elm 9lft ber 8erubiss
uns fir bic 9lnpertpanbten. Wiaiam
RobinIon ipurbe am 18. Utai 1852 in
Der 8beinpfaIs seboren unb fam NIT fel'
men gItern, 9srrn Satob une Srau Glis
labetb 8pbinion, i'm gllter bon sinem
Sabre na1 Scranton. SIM Alter bon
Is Sabren ipurbe @iIliam na6 Dsuti6s
Lamb ssianbt, uw bic 8ruuerei praftif6
,u erIernen, unb perblieb baieIbit bret
Sabre; Bel @rGnbuns Der 8rauerei an
Iisbenter Strabe iibernubm er bic Seitung
aIs Superintenbsnt. 8obinion perbeiras
tbete ii6 i'm 9esember 1873 nit SRI.
SeIena 8uri6el Der gte entipronen
orei 8inber, tpobon zines nah eini8en
Wtonaten ftarb unb bic Dlutter folete
ibm i'm ausuit 1882 i'm SObe nad. 9ie
sipeits @bs nit SRI. Nmslia Srenner bon
Rep gorf sinS 8obiniOn i'm September
1888 elm ; stpei 8inber ipuroen ibnen
sebprsn, bod itarb bas dlteite i'm 9lIter
BON einem Sabre. Den Sertorbenen
iberIeben baber cine @ittpe unc brei
ainber, bic bstaste Wtutter, Srau Clio.
bstba 8obinion, unb bic Sriiber 4usuit
unp Gbarles 8Obinion.
Die 8eerbisuns am Sonntas sstaltete
Iid au elmer pabrbnft impoianten unb eS
nabmen oaran in corpore bic Glfs, bic
Turner, 5euerleute, Der 2ieeerfrans unb
UitsIieber Der Sdiqer 2oes unb ancerer
Orsaniiationen tbeiI. Sotpob! i'm Sauie
wie aud am @rabe i'm SOreit Sla Srieos
bofe leitets Serr 8fr. 3Belmann ben
@ottssbisnf; elm 9oppelquartett Der
glfs uno Der 2ieberfrans iansen am
@rabe. Sin tpabrer Berg bon 8lumen
umsab bas @rab unb unter benielben
waren pieIs ipabrbaft tiinitIerii6 auSaes
idbrts Stiide. 9tob ME supor mar bel
sinem 8esrdbniHe cine 10 aablreibe
Menfdsnmsnss ausssen.
sas- annoncirt I'M .,8odenblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Saniel SSeber,
DentsfI)e mei,gerei,
no. A37 Nenu Sfpenue

8Ieib isbsr art BON porjii9lid,r Site. Die
beien Sdinfen unb reines Sdmali. Weine
Birite nerosn nirgenbs in Der Staot dbsrtrof.
fen. aaes nisold unb iauber 8eoienuns rseII.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Bon AeterSbure.

- George SduIs sine idcn Iebte
8o6e (uno nidt bieie Wo6e) mad Der
BeItausiteaunS.
- Srau &arl 8bmpel bon 9istp Ours
bam, 81. S., cine 9Ridts beS alien Bars
bierers @rnit Slider, mar Iebts @ode
BEL SObann Gbriit auf 8eiud.
9beobor 9ittad erridtst cine 8aid.
antaIt laundry auf benz 8srse in Dem
8ebduoe. in tpeIdem friiber iein 8rucer
aOoIpb baS Tubatssei8aft bstrieb.
= 9lm Wontas berunsIidte ter &C
Sabre aIte SObann 2eioolf in benz Ro. |
S9u6t Der YennipIpania 8oblen Go.,
tpobei er ben redten Siiftfnoben serbrub,
aud mar bic Safte aus benz @spsrbe.
Or. 8ernitein, nit Sulfe ber DoftDren
@eblau unb @initer bon bier unb Dr,
Corn bon Neip YOrf, isbte ben &noder
ipieber suiammen unb Der Yatient be-
finpst iid na6 llmitanbsn iuobI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

gu einem unperbofften Bai +
la9ier fam bieler Gage Der SapitGn
WteiBel, Der Sefeblsbaber ocS gtoros
oeuti6en SloDo OampferS uSpree. I"
Oerlelbe unternabm bon Sobofen, ".
g., aus einen Slusflug, wObei er einem
linn I'M 9Saloe be9e9nenben 13jdbrigen
blonbbaari9en Sungen na6 cinem Sos
tel ira0te. &eeterer uerltanb fein Gn9s
lid, eridblte aber, als er beutl6 Worte
ueruabm, Solsenbes: @r mar in Gbens
nit, Sa6len, leinen @ltern entlauien,
hattie Die 0leile iiber ben SSean na9
Gbieaso 9ema6t, iib bort alle SebenSs
wiiroisfeiten Der Weltausitellnn9 anges
ieben, Dor brei 9So6en, obne etnen
Sent in Der Taite, Die @artenitaot pers
lailen, Die Sour naf RittSbur9, Ra.,
su SUB, pon ba na6 Ybilaoelpbia als
blinber Yailasier auf einem SoblenSn9e
suriidlest unb iid Johann, BON Der
oeuti6en @eielll1aft in Der Staot Der
Yruoerliebe nit einem yQuarter" uno
einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auS9es
riiltet, aui bic 9Seiterreile mad 0tew
gort besebsn. slls er ben Sapitan
rug, mie er es anfan9en miiiie, I'M jeet
mad Deuti6lano 3u fommen, nabm ibn
bieler berubi9enb BET Der Sano. 2lbers
9l6ubil6, mic ale Sfifier, lit Der 9uts
ber,ise SeebGr Der lleberSeu9un9, oaB
Elm 6Dberer SSille ibm ben 8naben N
ieiner sr0Bten Jiotb In Die Sanbe lau'
fen lieE.