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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07


Gen'-ai Passenger Agent
General Office. Ros oke. Va
ID -..MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AMI
~ POTOMAC kAILitD AD-Scbeduie com.
commencing JANUARY !, IsJ3-eastern
standard time.
s:o4 A. NJ, Leaves Byrd.s,reet station daily;
stops only nc Ashland. boswell,
Milford. fredericksburg. Brooke
aud Nidewater Parl0r Car
Richmond 10 New York Arrives
at Washington az 2.QI /. II;
baltimore, tIf 4 NJ; Phlla.
delpnia, 3ft T. NJ; New Nogk,
u:5O A. NJ, Leaves Byrd.street staten dali,
BUFFET ParlOr Car Richmond
20 New York. Arrives
q Washington At 4oT r.
NJ; alilmOfe O.2i L. ~
TT VIII fBp 55lIa :, ~ =. NJ New
700 z. NJ, leaves Byrdytreet station daily
sleeper Richmond to Now
4 York. Stops only AZ Ashland
Doswelh Milford. freder0c<s.
burg Brooke and Wldewafer
steps at other stations on sun.
At II 10 Z. NJ Baltlmore. L 3
A. NJ; Philadelphia. 3:45 4. A.
$50 a. NJ, Arrives az Byrd.street station
naliy; sleeper rrom New YORK
broke. " F}redcrr!cksbar ig Sac
ford, boswell and Ashland
I
aays. Leaves Washington AZ
4:3O a. NJ.
2:2s p NJ, arrive Byrd.strcct station daily.
Limited to Pullman Cars.
300 L. NJ, arrive Byrd-street station daily.
stops az Fredericksburg. Milford.
Dcsweli and Ashland rarlor
Car Washington 10 Richmond.
Leav,s Washington 1857 4. ".
$40 I. NJ, arrives at Byrd.strent station
daily. Buffet pnrior tar
Now York 10 Rlchmcnd. Leaves
Washington 400 T. W.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMOD ALTON.
DAILY EXCEPT sunday.
400 7. M., Leaves Byrd-strect station, a.
irving Fredericksburg az ESQ
J.. NJ.
$40 A. NJ. Arrives at ,Dyrdstrect station,
leaves Fredericksburg at Jus
ksHaAND TRAINS.
DAILY ENCFPr SUNDAY.
GAS A. NJ, Leaves Elba; arrives al Ash
Goa T. NJ. l1nvos Elm. Arrives At Ashicnd
land Mt 6.53 J.. 81.
GAS A. NJ, Arrives az Elba; leaves Ash
land at Cos A. NJ.
5:57 T. NJ, arrives at Etba. Leaves Ash
land at 5:12 T. NJ.
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
r. 7. D. MYERS, General superintendent
Ii RAILWAY COslPANY.
Trains leave station, Twenty and
streets, as follows.
Leave Leave
Richmond Seven Pines
6:9O A. NJ b:30 A. ~
1900 NJ 7:3O 4. NJ
1920 T. NJ 1.3O T.. NJ
Gas L u. 5:4J L. NJ
SUNDAY.
Leave Leave
| Richmond. Seven Pines
1000 A NJ. 300 a. ~
900 T. ". II 90 A. H.
400 p VI. 300 l.. u.
| 7 80 l.. ST. $50 +. It.
FOrty-ive minutes run each way. Eiee
| trio cars pass station.
For further Information call 'rhcnes No
/ 656 or No %
! In effect July X. 1902. oc2S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07
RAILROADS.
N I 4 I: w HaItak;Nssts1nR

LEAVE RICHMOND tDAiLYi.
900 A. NJ. b Bah2 Srh RiSna S5ADioSA AND
fiNiiED, Arrive Norfolk il IS
A. NJ :. Stops only at Peters
burg, Wayerly and SUFFOLK.
900 A H.. for Lynch0urg. Roanoke ana
nection beyond Roanoke.
II 20 Z. N, Tor RoanCAe, haaTord, PULASKI,
Bristol and all points South and
Mes, via the East Tennessee
Virginia aud Georgia railroad
Also for Blueneld, Ohio extern
sion. Leave Biuebeid GAO A
NJ. daily for keDoya, Column
bus (Oblol aud the West
Parlor car Petersburg to koa-
nOke. and Pullman sleeper koa-
nOke 10 Memphis via Knoxville
and Chattanooga, and through
coach from Richmond to Lynch
burg.
$40 r. ". Daliy FOR suffolk. Norfolk and
intermediate stations. arrives a,
Norfolk at G.iJ Z. VI.
,5;35 p. NJ. Arrives at Norfolk az 900 PM
4 80 L. NJ, For Roanoke Radford. PULASKI,
Bristol. Connects at Roanoke
7.Z5 A. NJ. with Washington
aud Chattanooga Limited.
pullman Slcepers Roanoke 10
Nashville, Memphis and New
Orleans Dining Car At
t1ched. Also for Blueheld. Po-
cahontasl Elkhorn ana stations
on tlinch Valley division. Also
Ivr LoulgYille and stations on
A. ana \. railroad yis Norton.
Also Tor Rocky Mount and an
stations on Winston Salem dlyi-
sion Pullman palace sleeper
between kichmchd and Lynch.
burg. Berths ready for occn.
pancy at 900 T. NJ. Also Pull.
pan sleeper Petersburg 10
r louisville via Merton.
trains arrive Richmond from Lynchhurg
ana the west 1niiy IT $40 A. NJ, 2lS y
y. and S6ao NJ from Norfolk and the
Fast az Io:3o \. NJ. 2:15 y NJ and WIS.
TIBULED LIMITED $40 =. NJ
Il w, COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
W y. DEVIL
Gen'-ai Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07

BY Chewning & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and
Brokers.
No. G north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07

- .~..MOND, FKEDElICksBUkG AND
III POTOMAC KAiLlO AD-Scheduie com
commencing JANUARY !, Is93-easten
standard TINA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-07
STEAMBOATS,.

~ -, 49,. 49, - 80 -
a LID DOMINION SIEAAo4.a. IOSi'
~ PANl. ..,.,.
TRI.WEEKLY LINE FOR NJ" io'N
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10
pnNoER COOPER. Pabiishcr.
UNDER the ROD.

VIII God give back again, somewhere. som,
day,
Mino own that so loved. but could not keep
More love hath lie thun I, doth any sayS
More tears than mine have wcpt did His eyes
weep
More-niore than love. hath lie loved me so
am too weak TO knew,
Only 10 be glad so little while we met
MY loved and !, our passing was 80 fleet;
Only 10 touch lips and part with all regret,
More bitter far that meeting was sweet
"Peacor All go little who commend II
know
What anguish racks me sol
cannot yot look up. nor through my tears
quite sce-they blind me so-how life can be
A blessing any more, or how the years
Can one by one be borne. l cannot see
Through streaming eyes the way am to so,
II Is too dark 10 know.
Ny feet have trod a dcsolate mountain range
Where blood has marked my footsteps all the
way:
My loved went from me on the sea OF change;
Aud can I see the shores where drftcd they
IL but climb faiths heights-ah, say you sos
must press on, know
Yet say not peace" for how can peace OF
rest
he in that heart so torn and rent as miner
tnuuTts Uul pthVt Illus lnhb WIN
That like u mangled, wrenched and bleeding
vine
Remorsclcss blasts arc beating 10 aud fro!
PcacoY Resty An, noah, MOI
] can endure-aye. bend n need be,
Among the lowiest cleaners OF Gods field,
the while
] would for comfort could know that He
Forbears To chido me II do not smile;
1t viii be over soon-thc weeping-so
He will forbear, know.
And when, rs days wear on. shall have gained
n Strength from His strength, and quietness TO
bear,
] shall be stil rcgretful that panied
Some other heart, may be, with my despair.
Not ease, nor rest, but less of anguish so
lie gives At last know.
Then II lie gives again, somewhere, some day,
Mine own that so loved. and 80 soon lost
ii half seems possessed not-O may
In reposscssion so forget the cost
And price OF Joy He may compensate so;
He may-Ile will, know.
Clara NJ Greene, in Christian AT Work
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10
VANTWILLER'S WILL.
How It's Loss Affected a Trusted
Employee.

got up AT seven O'clock that
morning, took breakfast at my
accustomed restaurant, and at nine
thirty | was ut my Office. BY
office, l mean that of Vantwillcr d
Co, IL very rich banking house repre-
scented in both Berlin and New York
For five years | had been Vantwiller's
confidential clerk. He had taken me
into all his schemes, and often had nc
unainted me with his most private af-
fairs. In n business way, of course, i
mean. lie was just the man To need "a
confidential clerk. Old, and every day
in danger of falling ill, he was becom-
ing just little forgctful. Sometimes
ne grew fussy or impatient and said
things which in two minutes he would
not remember having uttered. The
stress of business, which, owing To the
reputation of the firm, was enormous,
was competcntly managed by his two
sons, who had the direct command of
the large number of clerks employed in
the banking house. My business was
To attend to the correspondence of the
old gentleman, and to answer business
calls. In short, | conducted the bank
er's affairs, and received most gen
crous salary for the position.
AS said. arrived at my office at
half-past nine. | entered the door,
crossed over the room and hung my
sack coat on the nail in little closet
adjoining the Office. In n moment was
into my buster and busy with the usual
morning correspondence.
AZ half after ten one of the Office boys
came in To tell ne that Vantwiller, Sr.,
was coming down. got down from
my chair and went over TO his desk,
very elaborate and handsome piece of
furniture. arranged his papers, fixed
his chair and turned 20 greet the head
of the firm as he appeared In the door
way.
Good morning, Mr.. Thurston," said
he. Did yon receive my note last
evcning9"
n did, sir" | exclaimed. This note
was one he had sent late on the pre-
vious evening, telling me TO be at the
office on tho morrow without fail. as he
had most important business 10 com.
municate To me.
well, after have glanced over the
letters please lock the door and have
the keeper instructed To admit no one
until after twelve o'clock"
II win call you in fifteen minutes"
he continued, land we will settle the
business mentioned last evening"
returned To my desk, and began to
look over the New York Herald. When
the quarter of an hour was up,
glanced over to where Vantwiller was
seated. lie was still busy with his let
ters. Presently he took up a piece of
paper and examined 1t most carefully.
The clock hand crept on to the half
hour, and soon forty minutes had
passed. ] do actually believe the old
man forgot that such person Ms Twas
in the room Had il been anyone else
1 would have interrupted hun by n
pleasant remark or so, but knew the
man my employer was, ] had tried u
once before aud never forgot the incl
dent
While he read the document, ! gazed
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10
HIS wFE.s ADVICE.

Gen. Forests Last Gambling Experience.
Gen. Bedford Forrest of Tennessee,
was probably entitled TO the distinc-
ton, acknowledged in the south, OF
having "killcd more men with his sa-
Der than any other officer or private
soldier on either side" After the war
Forrest was for quite a while in
Strengthened circumstances financially.
lie had been gambler. but had re-
formed under his wife's influence. Mrs
Forrest was most amiable woman, "A
devout Christian and, the only person
in the world who could control her hus-
bands temper. Forrest looked about
in vain for some remunerative position
which he might be fitted TO fill. This
was in Memphis Finally, one night in
desperation he said TO his wife:
Mary, there is ten dollars--all on
earth there is between us and the poor
house. Now, why can't l go out and
hunt up game of draw
Mrs. Forrest protested stoutly. She
was sure, though the wizard of the sad
die" was not sure, that the Lord would
provide in time--that no prosperity
could come to them through the gam
bling den; that it would be better to
starve with clear conscience than to
prosper by any such disreputa-
bic means. Forrest listened with
out reply, folded the ten dol
lar bill and replaced it in his
pocket. He was n man of desperate
purposes and withal remarkably sensi-
tive. lie thought the matter out very
seriously indeed. On the one hand was
actual want and the disgrace of debt
on the other possibility of comfort.
That ten dollar bill was the key to the
dilemma. lie decided at last TO disobey
his wife for once and stake his little all
at the card table.
The cards ran his way" from the
first. and his winnings grew so large
that he placed his hat down on the floor
beside him and used it as "A depository
for gold and bank notes lie played
until two o'clock. going home then with
one thousand five hundred dollars.
From that day until the day of his
death, though he never resumed his old
gambling habits again, Forrest never
knew the need of money.-N. Y. Adver-
tiser
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10

Is YOUR blood poorl Take Beecham's Pills
sIs your liver out of order! Use Beecham'
pins. % cents a box.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10

REV. II. p. CARSON, Scotland Dak says:
Two bottles of Halls Catarrh Cure complete
ly cured my little girl"
w. II. GRIFFIN Jackson Michigan, writes:
Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen years Halls
Catarrh Cure cured me-"
ALBERT BURcH, West Toledo Ohio, says:
Halls Catarrh Cure saved my life"
CONDUCTORS L. d. LOOMS, Detroit Mich,
says: The effect of Halls Catarrh Cure is
wonderful"
L. a. RooD, Toledo, Ohio, says: Halls
Catarrh Cure cured my wife of cata7rh fifteen
years ago and she has had no return of it. It's
sure cure"
E. B. WArvHALL s. Co. Druggists, Horse
Cave, Ky, say: Halls Catarrh Cure cures
every that takes it.
j. A. JOHNSON. Medina, N Y, says:
Halls Catarrh Cure cured me-"
MANUFACTURED ny
+. J, CHENEY CO., TOLEDO, o.
Testimonials sent free Sold by Druggists
IS cents per bottle
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10

"MAuD, I'm afraid you don't really love
NE" We'll, what can you expect, now that
the wedding davis almost herciN
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10

WHEN ship begins to pitch the passen-
gers all are anxious 10 make "a home run
Inter Ocean.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10

For THROAT DISEASES AND CoUGHs use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Like all
really good things, they are initiated. The
genuine arc sold only ia bOreS.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-10

- - - ~
Both the method and results N
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pIessI
and refreshing to the taste, and !
gently yet promptly ON the KidpI
Liver and Bowels, cleanses thu /
tenn eiiectually, disrels colds, M
aches and fevers and cures hab;tI
constipation. Syrup of Figs 4
only remedy of its kind ever n
duced, pleasing to the taste and
ceptable to the stomach, prompt|
its action and truly beneficial n
effects, prepared only from the n
healthy and agreeable substances,
many excellent qualities commend
to all and have made it the NJ
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in d
and 81 bottles by all leading drl
gists. Any reliable druggist \
may not have it on hand will b
cure it promptly for any one v
wishes to try it. Do not accept d
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SKRUp Cd
- SAN FRANCISCO. car.
=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04

SGute- fet; go. 1, lei9t NIB l6rper,
34-34c; bel8doigte, 99c; $40. 1, solbfea,
sc. bei6abi9te, SC. No.1 /, un9e9erbte9aut,
4; No. 2, 23c.
| Sprilta, Gle; Surfep, 9--109c.>; @rtten,
Sc. @dnle 100000 per 9bb.
Gitroueu- @ute, $3.50@4.50 per gor;
fSditcp, $500.
Sananem-s1 81 so per &iie.
Srti9eBic'I icS 99infeu $50.
Sweet idleb g boulDerS-7.00
3wtebeln SQin2tIer, 1925 per SAB.
@rb Ell @etrodnete, sriue, s1.00@
LOS.
8utterine- Nrnpur's @aft Cafe 8airp,
141c.; empire, 16c. SQtnoiS Creamery. TIC;
Sorcp Creamery, 1885,; &c. mebr fir Stolen
ODER 10 Qfb. 8erpadul9.
&Gfe- Su4 Cream 31uins 10!@114c.;
Sui Cream Youn9 Nmericans, 101@114c.;
Suit Cream @bebbar, 104@114e. 8rid 94@
104c, ; 9imbur9er, 11@12c. S9wet5er, reuer,
11!@12c. per Yfunb.
Notbe Giibeu- 6ieIi9e, $1.00@1.25.
@epfel- @eriltsere 9orteu, $2.00@3,00
per 6oB quite, So .25@4.00.
&artoffeln 8nrbanfs $4,000;
Sebrons, 55@58c, Stole, 54@55c. per guibel.
9obneu - geite 9faptes, $3.50; Mez
binm, $1.45.
9oni9- 0eiBer Glee, III Pfunbe a69e=
tbeilt, 14@15c. ni9t 10 bed, 10c. buffet gez
fdrbt, 1O-14c. bas Pfu1b; ausselaiener,
case.
Gier-2 3c, bas 0tb. fir frii9e. a(us
Dem @isbous -19-19c.
8ntter - gelte Creamery, 26-264c.;
quite a3-95c.; sertnsere, eO@s3c.; na8sez
ma6te, 19@21c. bette 8oirp, 22@24c. CUTE,
21@a3c. 9erirgere, 10000. 800, 1, gables,
17@18c. go. 2, 1876. Yodits, frii@e, 1876;
9fpu, 16-17c.
@6mterfett-n9r" 49e.; 49,, &c.;
9elbeS, &c.
&ols-M go. 1, Country, A. C., &c.. ?,
44c.
6omatOes- Sainois, 81. oo@1.s5 per
8ul6el.
8eieneorn- Q(1f Ser ga6it lair" bis
y9Oice", grimes &C., mittleres, ROTH oOer
bloBfarbi9, 4@4tc. /; ralb ulb 9rob, 34@34c.;
,,6otce" grimes SIT @arpetzSiiritell &C., nielfz
morning., grimes, 4@44c. ROTH ODER selbz
enbi9enOes, 44c. Oefer, grim, 49@5c. rotbz
enbigeloes, DO, 44@44c ltl9raoes, 2@sc.
@ilbpret- Yratrie @bifens, bas DUB.
81. 50@4.25 cartridges, So. 75@4.00; gSoobz
cod, $-.-@4.O0; Guail, 81. 50@2.00; Mal=
lar6 0ufs, $2.50@3.00; 0tebueaOs, Ss.75@
800; Seal, blue ming, $-.-@1.75; Seal,
green ming, s-,-@1.5O; @Oloen 9louer,
81. 25 @$1 40; Sad Sntpe, S1.25@1.50; @eniz
ion Sabbles, baS gfulb 11@13c.
EabbttS-p per Obb. S1,25-1.50, Sad
Gabbits 3.00-3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04

ger Nustpanberer in 6ua eingetroffen, bic
nit Der @iienbabn nacb 2tperpnol betoroert
peroen.- Ser friiberc lieutenant Spanoff,
Der ppr 6ret Sabren aus Der bulgartlbcn
glrmee 6eiertirte unb nacb 9tuBlanD entflob,
purbe in Sophia smei Sage Dor Dem
misunderstanding bes YrinSen Qleranper
bon 8ottenberg perbaftet. ST legte bas 0e>
itGnoniB ab, baB ct III Der Qbltcbt MACH
Sofia gefommen iet, um ben BrIn5en
Serbinanb 3u ermorben. Gr Jet ppn Den
9~anllaoiiten @rufeff unb 8onoereft gu benz
Wtor6e ~9ebungen pOrben, Ser bull
gariihe 8remierminiiter Stambulotp
fin0i9te in Der Sobrante an, baB oas
@a6inet %reorganiiirt perben tpiiroe, oa
Der IlnterricbtsminiIter SttpfotD tpege1 pors
serii6ten offers bonn Nmte 5urildgetreten
lei. - Ser Correspondent Der v5tmeS"
in Ser bulgarii6en 6auptitaot Sofia
beI9retbt bas 2eibenbegdngntB beS
8rinsen &lerGnber folsenoermaBen !:
Tirit Seroinanb eripartete Die 2eiebe nit
ieinem militartl6en unb birgerltcbcn @e<
felge unb elmer groBen Sbaar Gornebmer
am 8abnbofe, Ser Mtiniiterprd1tpent
Stambulotp belt etne bereDte @n1pracbe,,
tporauf Ser Sarg dufgebobcn, tpurbe, 9te
Glteiten Offtstere bes l. Snfanterieregtz
mentes, bas ben Namen 6es tobten Brtns
3en trGgt, trltgen BEN Sarg nacb benz 2et7
cbennagen. Der Bug tpar lang Nno etne
brudSuou. 0as &eitpferb bes 8rtn3e1
murbe binter benz Sorge bergefibrt. Damn
folgte Shirt SerOinanD 3pii6cn ben 8rus
bern %9lleranOers, 9ie Tiiritin erlpartete
ben 2eidbenSug in ser &atbeorale. IS
tpur6e Elm @rablteb 9eiungen unb bic 9eicbe
bann tenporGr in Der ct. @eorgen &ircbe
beigeiebt, tpo cine peitere Seter itatttanb
unb Shirt Serbtnanb cine fur5e &eoe belt.
Ote bulsarii9en Gruppen, Bic an Der Setcr
tbeilnabmen, So9en natb6er an Dem 6irlten
Ser6inan6 unb ben 8riibern bes ber1tors
beneu Yrtn3en poriiber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
gtettozMctiba
2,61O,63O.9O
$29,151,168.75

ROt~-f-
Son Dem lteberi6uB bon $3.50, $50. so
itnb nodb Die ipdter e~ripacbienben 8erbinb1
li6feiten, tpie @ebGlter, %l1mprdgen Der
Soupentr : Wiinsen, Sfftce59tusga6en &c.
ab5u3ieben, Die auf $748, 147. 80 peran>
l6lagt iino. Nab Nb5ug bieier Summe
er9iebt ii6 ein 9ietto : ltcberi3uB BON
81, 862, 483. 08.
Sntereliant itnb einige betotutrte Gin
nabme>8 item. @s tpuroen Dor @r0ffnung
Der N~usitcuung 1922, 1881, pGbreno berz
ielben $10,317 ,814.80, nab S1luB ber;
ielben bts gum II, Nopernber SIG, 066. 40
an @intrittsgelbern .e%tngenommen. Snt
Oftober tparcn bic bO6iten Gtnnabmen gu
perSetbnen. 2tuf bic etn5elnen WfOnate
bertbetlten it6 bic &alienzGtnnabmen pie
foLgt: Wfat 1888, 031. 20; SUM- 81, 256 $3.50
Suit $1,325, 376.75; Nuauit 81, 1894, 518;
September 50, 1858, 038 20; 8 ftober$$3, 1876, :
670.55.
@ucb bas 2luseabenzg onto tpetit etntge
intereiiante 3ablen auf. Stir Maibinerien
tnuroen auetn 1916, 684.91 D%erausgabt,
fir Die eleftriihen 9tnla8en 81 GIL 1857 .04,
fir 8oliseiiGuB $1,301, 478.72, fir Wuiif
IT,. +. IN. $500, 947 SO, fir @tienba6n6efOrz
berung $1,247, 101. 48, fir 8aiicrlettunacn
un0 Nb5ugSfandle 81, 1872, 770.44, fir 9es
corationen $119, 134.8 fir Seueriperte
unb Gbnli6e l1nterbaltungen $125, 760. rs,
fir Die @tnipeibungs : Seierlibfeiten
1888, 1863. 88, S6abeneriab : Nnipriibe
1897, 1862, M0bel fir @ebdu6e II. T. NJ.
$125, 774.55, Nn3ei9en uno aagenletne
Nussaben (eini9lieBliA $61 900 fir 4olts
Yorto) 1924, 500 .92.
gs folst bann cine 3uiammeniteaung
Ser Musgaben, na5 BEN etn5elnen 9epartes
mentS geDrbnet, unb fcrner cine ueberli6t
iiber bic Soften Der SauptgebGube, Die
bier nod einmaI angefibrt tperbcn m09en:
8crpaltungspaIait $476,307; Nderbau
$698, 1852; &wnit $758,628; &unitinititut
$500, 900; @borballe $89,271; Wfeierei
$27, O44; @lettrtcitdt $447, 681; Sprtben7
bGulcr unb 8pliseiitationem $78, 702 f;
Tti6eret 1926. 008; Soriteret $82, 708;
@artenbm $319,489; &ieb : Sbuppen
$67, 448; Mai6tuen s. 1926, 301; SnOus
itrie 81, 1902, 1853; GaiinobaIe unb 8eriitDl
$314,396; 8ergbou 1922, $40; SAub unO
2e5er 1913 ,243; &erfebrSmittcl $558 ,34l ;
Srallcn $138, 597.
Nnbere Soften itnb: Statuen $3.50, 172
8umpltationA $52, 812; 9amptmai6ineu
H.. +. ~, $659,321; QaubibaftSeartnerci
1892, 273; @rbobun9 Ser SuinoiS @entral@
8abn $3.50, 100; NusiteQungsaS Symphonic
Srcbelter $l35,589; &c. &C.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04

9(ntport: y Die 8utterausbeute DGngt
natiirli6 bon benz 8ettgebalt Der gclteferten
Milb ab. Die Separatorcn nebrnen bas
Sctt rein aus Der Wttlcb. Bdrc nun Die
W2tlch Ser onberen &%tefcranten BON BENT
ielben Settgebalt, 10 pilr6en ungefdbr 3
Yfuno Butter BON bultbert 8funO Wtilb
fommen. Gs siebt aber aucb 9icferanten,
pelbc Milcb bon 4 unb 5 8rocent 6ettgez
halt beretnbrtngen. p Ser fiir Die Wil6
be;a5lte BreiS ricbtet ii6 nacb Dem 8uttcrs
prei1e. SIM Sommer erbielten iptr oft ntbt
mebr ais 40 Gents fir bltnbert 8funb, I'M
@inter aber 81 bis $1.30. llebrigens lit
nod gu bcmcrten, baB bic meiiten Grcame1
ries bic Wtlb mach benz Settgebalt be-
sa6len. SIS fam babcr pprtommet. baB
Elm 2ieferont fait ben bDppelten Prets fur
baliclbe Quantum befommt, pte etn Nn7
6erer. = Ser 9rctS Ser Sommerbutter
beipegt iicb in Der 9tegel in Der Nacbbar7
lbaft bon 20 Gents.
Serrn SC. s., Semarb, Neb. Gin 8eier
6ieier !3ettunq betlte Ben 8ruch tpie folgt:
St legte bas Spblen auf ben &uGen, aog
oann pcrmtttellt elmer fIeinen 53angc Die
6aut itramm an llnb u%nterba1D oieielbe
felt. Die Seffnung, iagt er, pdblt oann
81 unb ber 8ruh 1T 9ebeilt.
Serrn S. 3d., Sas. Siebe 9lrtifcl:
acknowledging. Die 9%oblenaicbe lift gang
9at 31 pertpenben, I'M ben 6libnermtlt
alfHunebmen; berielbe lit in oieler Ser
mi1bung au9 better 81 bcrtbetlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04

Or. Suen fannie ieinen Bappenbeimer unb
bate benielbcn balb auBer @efabr. Wau
braebte i'm oarauf in ciner Belle bes Bolis
3~eigefdngnilcS inter, no ii6 fur3 Dor
Mittcrnadbt Die @ei6ibte tpicOerbolte, I'M
Dem 9igman Elm in icilem Sbub berbors
genes Worpbiumpulpcr peri6ludte. 8icber
muBten Der 0nftor unb Die eleftrii6e 8at1
terie al bic Qrbeit, uno gegen Worgcn
fonnte Der tboribte Wann tpieoer fir auBer
@efalr erflGrt per0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
Staot Chicago.
Dir ginanRen.
Sdbln6bertdJt bes Auditors Aher.
man Don DerMeltans |fellungs-
BelJ0r0e.
Gin 2letto 2le6erf6nB Don
$780, 900.
AlerIet 2lusfeaunessH a6ridten.

Der 8srt9t @iatam 6. @derman'S, bes
QuoitorS Der u@orlo's Columbian @rpoitz
tom, purbe Treitag Dem Oirectorium offt@
5teu iibermittelt. @r eiebt cine genaue,
octaiQirte lleberft6t iber bte @tnnabmen
uno 2tusgabcn Der Qusiteuung bonn Sage
Der Organization Bis gum 81. October 1893
unb giebt ferner cinen lleberi6la9 ilber bic
@tnnabmcn uno Standardization bis 3l1n1
IL. NoDember, 9teic nit in 9tecbnung
se3ogen, ergiebt itb elm ueberi9uB BON
81 49,, 483. 08.
Die Netto7 @tnna6men BET 9(usiteQung
betrlteen per Sag inn 0urdbi1nitt $67,z
096,23 Die 8ruttoe@ innabmen $89, sol 50,
10 haB Bic QuSgaben per Sag ii6 auf $22,z
400. 30 beliefen.
Cine am 81. Sftober gesogene 8ilana
ipetit folgenbe 3abLen auf:
Quseaben.
8aue0 Department. $18, 1922, 622 Sc
NGgem. unb 8etrtebs =Nusg. 1927, 24O.32
8rpoiior, Organization =. 90,674.97
Nctipa. ..$2, 698, 291. 01
8erbinblidf.. 87,660.11