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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
VIII DECIDE DURING THIS TERM
The Famous Nicholas case Again-Other
HenricO News.

In the Circuit Court Of Henrico yester-
day Nicholas and his counsel appeared
before Judge Wexford preparatory 10 re-
ceiving sentence or a permission for
new trial.
The counsel for the prisoner argued that
some evidence had been discovered since
the trial which il heard in the trial,
would have resulted in he jury's finding
another verdict The Commonwealth filed
a counter affidavit against this evidence.
Whereupon Judge Wexford ordered both
sides 10 file an ther afiidavits and bills
of exception and submit them 20 him at
once.
Judge Wexford will decide the question
al this term Of the court.
The Henrico County Court was engaged
yesterday in the trial Of Robert Manni..g.
a negro. who was charged with ne lar
ceny Of a watch
A bench warrant was issued yesterday
morning for John Stewart (cOlOred) on
the charge OF stealing a quantity of
potatoes and he was rearrested. A nOlle
prosequi was entered Monday In the case
of Stewart, who had been indicted for
the larceny. and ne was discharged
Further evidence having come 20 light
led 10 his arrest the second time.
The case Of A. VI. Craddock the as
sailant Of Magistrate Larus, will prOba-
bly, come up for trial in the County
Court to-day
Justice Lewis sent Jesse Tucker (cOl-
ored) on 10 the grand jury yesterday for
cutting Charles Galloway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

Of the Common Council. granting a spe-
cial water cnnection for the greenhouse
OF the Male orphan Asylum.
Similar action was taken in regard 20
the appropriating OF $50 10 the First
Market Committee
Mr.. Bowden offered a resolution on be-
half OF the Committee on Relief Of the
Poor, appropriatlng the sum OF 5000 for
the purchase OF coal for the poor OF this
city.
Mr.. Turpin offered a resolution pro-
yiding that the Committee on Streets
confer with the street railroad authorities
with reference 20 the question Of propell-
ing the Broad-street cars by electricity
IL was referred 10 the Committee on
Streets.
After transacting "A good deal Of routine
business Of minor Importance. the board
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Look Here for Christmas Gins.

When will you ever have a Ike oppor-
tunity TO buy pianos and organs at cost
% dealers? Every purchaser becomes, for
the moment. dealer. as far as prices
are concerned. We wish 10 close out
as soon as possible. and wonderful bar
gains offered to the public are the result
Some sHghtly-used pianos and organs
for much below cost will be worth your
while TO look at. Write for particulars.
WALTER ID. MOSES & CO.
No. 1905 Main street, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
The DOCTORS In Session.

The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
held their regular meeting az the Y. NJ. {.
4. last night. There was no regular paper
submitted. The subject Of la grippe ana
the germ theory We're discussed by the
following gentlemen: Drs Parker GORDON
Michaux. Woodward. Cullen Of Barton
Heights. Edwards Hugh Taylor, and Mr.
Blair
The annual banquet will be held next
Monday nigkt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

Speaker Csrdwen Appoints the Standing
Comlnittee-Many New Bills.


Speaker Cardwel brought down his
r4vsl in the House at noon yesterday.
and Rev j. b. Newton. Of Monumental
church. again offered prayer lie pre-
santed the members Of the Legislature 10
me mercy of the Almighty, and asked
tAat they may De kept from ignorance,
PRIDE and prejudice.
Ar Cazncau Mcleod. the private sec
rotary o. the governor. submitted a spe-
c.al message The message was ordered
90 De printed.
Air. j. Aston Cabell, Of Richmond, of
fered resolution authorizing the Speaker
90 appoint an additional page for the
House. He explained that that body had
only seven pages at present TO It's 100
members, while the Senate has four
pages 10 its forty members He added
that two pages were needed in the docu-
weut department which was not re
Quired in the Senate. The resolution was
agreed 10.
Speaker Cdr1weli subsequently appoint
81 Herbert Curtis. son Cf Captain Will
liam H. curtis. Of this city, as additional
page. There IS only enc old page re-
appointed. Floyd j. Gregory. OF Charlotte,
and the Speaker reappointed Curtis yes
terday I'm order 10 have scme experienced
page take charge OF the document de-
partment
To Enlarge Committee,
Mr.. T.. ". Saunders. OF Franklin intro
duced a resolution which caused the first
debate In the House. The resolution read
a. follows
Resolved. That the Speaker of the
House OF Delegates be. and ne is hereby
authorized 20 Increase the number of the
..frsff fnf 4 Of ht ha
addition OF not exceeding twelve names,
which committee shall remain 80 en-
'.sged only during the term for which
ne present House Of Delegates mas been
t-ted. and the presence OF seven mem
ts N this committee shall constitute a
-m Of the same"
l-s ref ciutiOn was agreed to, but Mr.
1.son Of Culpeper moved reconsidera-
uln and explained that while he had no
OBJECTION personally. ne thought the COM
H.Nee. IL enlarged, would become too I'M
wlaly
1r Saunders, In speaking against the
Iecous.deratlon OF the resolution. said that
NE work OF this committee would be UNI
usually lab0rious and important in the
Present session: that the questions Of
changes ia our legal procedure and sim
linedilon Of the administration OF JUS
u.r Do our system OF courts would be
Enormously urged by the Committee on
"a" ANA Reform appointed by the Bar
association OF the state: that many Of
we changes suggested would be subvor-
1--WE on the present methods. and should
y carefully considered. 10 possible harm
e'nd follow from the proposed enlarge
'usht since II ala not interfere with or
,-ioach upon the province or work OF
we other committees.
Ailer some further debate the resolu-
uon 10 reconsider was defeated by a vote
OF 3 10 A.
Standing Committees
speaker Cardwel announced the fol-
'o"lhs standing committees for the pres
tht session.
IHEneges and Eiections.-Mess Glib
~ Harrison Of Lyncbburg Lee. NeR
r@t'efSpn. Cabell. DeJarnette, Murrell
e-ees' Sanders Of Wythe, Evans. Greg
ory' and Buford
oNiS Of Justice.-Messrs. Saun-
~ OF Franklin, Gibson. Fentress.
boheim Downing, Harrison OF Lynch
Y"1 Logan, Nicol, Patterson. Hath
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
. r,,. x,.b, plano. cb.ap.

Last week we exchanged an upright
for a superb seven and onesthird octave
knabe piano. The instrument does hot
. how Use. and we guarantee II me sane
as new IL will be sold AZ less man nal'
OF the original cost. surely this is paf
gain. for being regular agents OF W.
l<nabe piano We can only recomment
what IS absolutely good. Write 70 W., or
call at so Main street. Richmond, We
MANLY b. RAMOS a CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

When on a visit TO Iowa. Mr.. X. Dali
ton. OF Luray. Russell county. Kansas.
called at the laboratory OF Chamberlain
e. Co, Des Moines, TO show them his
G-year-old boy. whose life had been saved
by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. IL hav-
ing cured him OF very severe attack OF
Group. Mr.. Dalton IL certain that IL saved
his boys life, and Is enthusiastic In his
praise OF the Remedy. For sale by owens
& Minor Drug Company p. M. Slaughter.
r. F. Reeves Co. Fl. @. Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Entertainment at Lee Camp.

Judge Theodore S. Garnett, Of Norfolk
Va. will deliver a lecture before Leo
Camp on Friday evening, 20 which the
public. and especially the ladies' are
cordially invited. Judge Garnett, who Is
a fluent and Interesting speaker, WIZ
give a war talk" There Will also be
music and other attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

II you have fine piano. Il should he
attended to. FOR no instrument will do
good service without tuning II your piano
is not hne. II can be made much more
serviceable by tuning. We have three
workmen. Cali on us we win satisfy or
will not accept pay for work.
MANLY Il. RAMOS n co.
903 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Mr.. Miller Robbed.

Mr.. T. $. Miller Of Newark, ~ j., was
in the city yesterday. MIR. Miller. while
I'm Baltimore recently, was robbed OF a
gold watch, a diamond pin. and SIS I'm
currency. He believes the man who
robbed him Is the same who recently
committed a similar offence In one OF
the hotels OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Magnificent Holiday Gins,

rs well as beautiful trines (to suit all
purses) are offered at prime cost. to close
business
:. l.. BLOOMBERG. Trustee.
II. NJ MOSES & Co.
D2D Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

Mr.. Nays. Of Louisa county. who has
an Office with Carter & Byland In charge
of the powder department, had a very
severe fall Monday afternoon down the
hatchway Of the store. He was badly
bruised on his left side. and was taken to
his residence. No. 708 east Leigh street.
where he suffers from q bruised arm and
ct a.
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He Is sill Absent.

The whereabouts OF Professor e. Lam
hort an account Of whose disappearance
from the city was published In the
Times. are still unknown to his pupils
here. The Professors friends claim that
he vas suddenly called away and will re-
turn in a few days and resume his
classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

wednesday. December 18th. at store 9ll
east Main street. George W. Mayo. auc-
tioneer, will sell q consignment sale OF
one hundred and fifty thousand cigars
regardless OF cost. I'm lots TO suit sale will
continue for four days. Auction sales from
1890 to i. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
ANOTRBR ATrEMPTED ASSAULT.
Big Black Negro Accosts Two IIttI.
White Gir.s

Another attempted assault on the part
OF a negro man occurred yesterday after
noon about o'clock between Bellevue
school and Twenty-fourth and Broad
streets. Two little white girls. about
twelve years Of age, were acc0sted by n
big. black negro. The children ran and
screamed, and were pursued by the negro.
The latter was finally frightened away
The children were badly frightened. one
OF them so much so that she was suffering
from Mysteries i've hours after the affair
Officer Werner was making inyestiga-
tiOns into the matter last night. but the
children We're so badly scared they could
give no satisfactory description Of the
negro
This makes about the fifth occurrence
of this kind I'm the eastern part OF the
city during the past month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Trustee. Sale of Diamond. Watches, jew

uffer at prime cost the elegant STOCK
OF the "A. NJ MOSES co Many choste
and elegant articles. suitable for gifis
for the approaching holidays. at prices
never before offered.
\. l.. BLOOMBERG. Trustee,
80 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Mr.. John ". billiard.

The following letter explains itself:
Wilimantic Ct, Dec. IL. 1913,
Editor Richmond Times: / have an ar
ticle belonging 20 John ". billiard. Com
pany G, Twenty-siXth Virginia, which |
would like to return 10 him II | can get
his address through your paper or any
Of his friends. Respectfully yours,
T. @. COLBY,
Co. n. Dist c. V. ll0j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
yIustci ,fuslc

Along with our "at cost" piano and
organ sale are some small instruments,
embracing mandolins, guitars. vioiins,
banjos. etc. Remember. all so at cost.
We must close out.
WALTER d. MOSES & CO.
No. 1905 Main street. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
New. fresh, and Fashionable Holiday
Goods.

Nowlan & Co. s2l east Main street, have
by far the largest. freshest and hand
soonest stock of diamonds, watches. jew
clry. and solid silverware 10 be found in
the city. 10 which they are adding daily
the latest designs in fine gold and sterling
silver novelties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
At Domestic" Art Reception.

100 east Broad street. many pleasing AMI
artistic effects are produced In the dis
play OF needlework From December 2th
20 18th. Ladies are cordially invited 10
inspect the exhibit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Board OF Public Interests.

The Board OF Public Interests held
meeting in the Council chamber last
evening to elect a successor TO Mr.. John
S. Harwood. Mr.. h. c. Walthall whose
name was proposed at the last meeting.
was elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
COVERED WIFE BLOOD.
A STUDENT BELIETBD 10 HAZE
BEEY MORTAILT WOUNDED.
Pby,icians Summoned 10 Attend the In
jursd Mantle was carried TO His
Room-A disclosure.

The practical joke recently played on
Cyclone samuels." a Henrico, was but
the forerunner OF much more serious
affair. according to number Of Rich
mond College students, who had the
tables turned upon them. The result is
beginning to tell upon the constitutions
Of several Of Professor Puryear's young
sters. and they'll not be likely 10 repeat
the performance at al early date.
The turnip-patch o. the Broad-Street
road, between the College and the Expo
sitiOn Grounds. was tie scene OF a lively
battle about 10 O'Clock Monday night. For
several hours thereafter one Of the stu
dents was, 20 all apI earances, MORALLY
wounded \ number OF the erudite young
collegians, including some who dig deep
into the mysteries cf Blackstone and
Minor decided 20 invade the aforesaid
turnip-patch Messrs Cosby and Long
were picked out as two proper victims 10
the scheme. Others who took a hand In the
excitement were Messrs. Lewis g. Wins
ton. French. Lunsford. Dickinson, Lloyd
Keyser. Merkles AMI others. Several
men were provided with shot-guns. and
placed I'm guard over the coveted vege-
tables Twas a still night. Not a sound
was audible Cautiously the studious indi-
viduals who scratch their heads over the
midnight oil approached the turnip-patch.
They entered A few minutes later the res-
tive YOUNGSTERS. who are to plead for
human rights in the future, were gather
ing the toothsOme vegetables. al at once
general fusilade from shot-guns began.
Win the exception Of Mr.. Cosby, every
man tried to shatter the college running
record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Art Reception
Domestic"

rendered the ladies by the Domestic"
at 1909 east Broad street, from December
18th to 18th. win display Portieres.
Screens. Banners etc. etc. executed in
silk, Arrasene, Chenille, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

AHA! For one week parlor suits reduced
to make room for Christmas specialties.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEN,
Leaders i'm Furniture.
III and 7l3 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
"Dome.ticr A., H.cention

st 100 east Broad street rs given TO AT
ford a rare opportunity for examining the
latest shades and stitches In embroidery.
From December 18th 20 18th. 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

Entire stock az prime cost TO close bust
ness. store for rent and fixtures FOR sale.
- l.. BLOOMBERG. Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
Decorative Art RecentIon

rendered by the Domestic" At lo9 east
Broad street. from December 18th TO 18Th.
Ladies are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13

For a clear head and steady nerves
Take SeltZer-trial bottle 10 cts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-13
EadlY MOunded.

badly hOunufu.
Mr.. Cosby fell with a groan. The affair
began 10 look serious to the jokers.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Long. how
ever, they returned 10 the injured man.
and to their great horror found his shirt
bosom covered with blood, while small
punctures were noticeable on the garment
His handkerchief, too. was saturated with
the fluid. The student was evidently
in great pain. Several Of his classmates
bent over him. and begged his forgiveness
declaring that the dreadful turn matters
had taken WAS purely unintentional The
wounded man. who gave every appear
ance Of sinking rapidly. declared he
would freely forgive his fellow students
and whispered that he wished TO send a
message Of his misfortune 10 a young
LADY.
What is il. old fellow" whispered
one Of the men. i'm a sympathetic tone
"Ony say what you want and I'll attend
20 it at once" Then he broke out I'm a
sort Of plaintive wall: "Ohl ! wouldn't
have had this thing TO happen for ten
thousand dollars"
urc n summoned.
Meantime. Mr. Winston. accompanied
by a fellow student. had run something
like a mile i'm search Of a physician. He
first called on Or. Lewis. who explained
that the college practice was In the hands
Of DR.. Davis. Excited and out Of breath
the two students finally reached Dr.
Blantons office The doctor hurried to
the scene. where he found another ply
stefan bending over the wounded student
one man. who had run all TIE way 10
the Soldiers Home for a surgeon, re-
turned unsuccessful. Three collegiates
came down out OF a tree % discover the
trouble
Mr.. Cosby was taken up tenderly and
handled with care The almost heart
broken students carried him 10 the col
lege, a distance Of nearly half a mile. He
was made as comfortable as possible.
Young men applied every minute at the
apartments OF their wounded class-mate
10 ascertain his condition People stepped
lightly through the halls, and the
popular young collegiate's injuries cast
sort Of gloom about the place.
1t was not until this time that the
true facts i'm the case We're disclosed
Student Long had discovered the scheme
on the part Of the coming young lawyers
from the beginning. lie and Mr.. Cosby
had cut small holes i'm the bosom Of the
shirt. The latter gentleman carried a
vial Of crimson ink, which was freely
used upon the shirt front and handker-
chief
AS late as yesterday morning a physl-
Clan called at the college 70 ascertain the
condition Of Mr.. Cosby. He was greatly
surprised 10 see the student up and at
tending lectures as usual.
1t is said that several participants in
the affair proved conclUsively their ability
to win the running medals at the next
held-day exhibition.
, 1893-12-14

Die @abr6ett 6ieie r Senten3 tpiro an
eernetn susesebeu. Warum ite beitreiten ?
Sine anOere Srase iit: @irO ni6t benz
&ino 3u oiel, Der Nt1ttter 3u iueuig Gufz
merflarufeit 9efdenft?
Sine Mutter OersiBt ftA 1eGbit in i6rer
2iebe gum &inOe. Sn ibrer miitterli9en
@Orsfalt iddOi9t ite ibre @eiunobeit.
3bOriht u1O bod 10 notitrliAl
Die @eIunObeit elmer Whttter n1uB err
balten iuerOen. Sobann Soff'S
Otalsertroft bilft ba5u.
ST lit 5utrd9lid), nabrboft uno I6madz
baft. Sin OutenO Slai@en baoon aeiudbz
rem eben 10 piel &raft utto 9tabrune luie elm
SAP 9lle O0er 8orter, Ubne berauI6enO
ODER fofipielis 3u iein. @r rest Die 2ebemSz
tbdtigteit an, lit nabrbaft, rei3t ben Nppes
tit uno btlft CUR Seroauun9.
@s miro iiberaG o~erfauft. Man bite fi6
Dor Sdlidungen unb ad)te barauf, ooB Ser
gtame nSObann Soft" auf Der Gillette
am Satie ie6er 8laide ftebt. Setebt oarauf
Oe1t adgte1t Walsertraft hor Snbau,t SoTf gu
er9oltet. &etr1 al1berer tit ~geraOe 10 gut"
@tSner & MenbeIion Co., ageuteu, 152 uuS
454 Sranfltn Ct, Stem Nprt.
, 1893-12-14
Murktherfd1t
6 hicnnn. Ia 0ea

SVtNuSp IL. Se31
Solgenbe 9reiie uurben BET grGBeren
Partten e~r3ielt:
Butter, bette greamer1zB oare %
O., quite 26@27c, mittelmGBtge %
@25c. 0atrD, bette, 233@243c,m ittelgute
uno quite 19@21c, friiber 8adtng Stod
153@163c.
8uttertne, @aitLafe 0air1, Is,
empire 163, bette Creamery 10, Sntnoiier
~; in u8Oas" ober tteinen @ebinben &c
meDr..
&die, Bette v6uu Cream GbebbarsD,
11(012c, v9minS" 112@12c, vgoung
Imertto" 12@124, nacbgemacbter Sbpeiz
3er 123@133c, v8rtd" 12@13c, ,9tmburger
-@-c.
8obnen, geite STABLES" $1.753@
1,60, mitteIgute $1.55, nit ber Meai9ine
gereintgte $1.4001. so.
@ter, 9an8 frii6s, 23c 6as 9uB6.
8 btstep, $1.15.
@eflI9eI, lebenoi9es, SurfeD 800
10c; 6lbner - Qennen &c.,, aIte un0
iunee 6-64c; @nten 5000 fir leben6iae;
@Gnie, l~ebenOtge nit BEN 9anSen Sebern,
$6.50@$7,0 90 6aS 0ubeno. vSpring
Gbifens" 6@63c bas 8funb,
Sbft, 9eo0rrteS Qepfel, fHritIid gez
troGnete, 74@10c. bas 8fun6, an Ser
Come g%eO6rrte nDrbIicbe 5@62c,, 9firficbe
5@6c, 8rOmbeeren 6@7c, 6tmbeeren 300
243c; @alifornii6es 2lprtfoIen 14(016c,
nt9tgeibdlte Bfirfibe Sole, seicbalte
22(@24c; Pfaumen 9@13; 9foiinen:
u2onbon 0abers" S 1.650$2.0 90 bas &iIts
6en, vWfusfateuer" $1.O0@1,35, loie
4(06c,
Obit, frtibes 2tepfel So, 25@2.5O un6
$3.0O@3.25, ie na6 Der Site, 8ananen
81 .OO@1.25, @ttronen "a. 00@4.25.
&GrtoffeIn- 8urbanfs 56(058c,
SebronS 54@56; 0toie -@-c; burbs
chamber o. Ser 8uibel. SerieDs
Speets8 otatOs 3.25@3,75 bab SAB, Sui
noiier $2.75@3.OO.
, 1893-12-14
8eoauerlide Guitdnoe.
Fnnoerte BON Kinoern, ole in oen GabaFs=
f%abrifen a%rbeiten, fallen oen fd6oIiben
Ginftiieu oes Nifotins sum Opfer.

Cine intereiiante Sbilberuns 6es be-
oaleritstpertben Saietns Der &naben ul1b
Wtdoben, Die in ben 3abofsz unbGigarrenz
tabrtten arbeiten, gtebt unS bic bonn Staate
on9elteute Sabrifinipectorin Srau Slorence
&eueD. gta6 tbren 8crtdbten arbeiten in
Sabatsz uno @t9arrenfabrifen in Chicago
gegen 1000 Rnaben unb WtG6cben unter 16
SSabren, Die bel ange1tren9ter, 3e6n> bis
3tpOlftitn6tger Qrbett, einen O~urcbl6nittsz
lobn bon $4.32 pet @ocbe ber6ienen.
Nb9eleDen aber bon benz ~geringen Ser
otenit bel 10 LANCER, eeiebtpibriger Nrbeitsz
3ett, lit bic Nrbett burch ben unousgeieBten
Nufentbalt in elmer nit 9tifotin geidipGn>
gerten Suit, 10 i6dOlih, baB Der @elun6z
DettS5uitan6 .0teler armen &in6er gera6e3u
ericbredeno i3lebt lit. SAT- ale &inber,
bic ldngere 3eit in bieien 6abrifen arbeiteu,
betommen ent5iinOete Qtusen, trodene,
Gelbe fait ms @riinLide ipieIen6e Saut un6
2ae bLei6en in Ser @ntpidclung 3urii6.
Set Gielen aber btlben iib 6er3z uno
lferpenIeiben aus, bic fte firs 9cben gum
STRIPPED macben.
Seit Der @inri6tuns elmer Snipectton in
oteien Sabrtfen burcb ben Staat, bat it3
Die Sage BET bort arbctten6en &in6er unter
16 Sabren ettpaS Derbeiiert, tmmerbin lit
tie aber no6 10 fcbleobt, baB cine g~riinblicbe
JefOrm notbtpenDtg eribetnt; benin abge>
ieben bon Der ungeiun6en 8ei9dftigung, lit
ertpieienermaBen bic l1ntpifien6eit inter
bieien &tnOern 10 9roB, baB liebcn 9lcbtel
tpeoex Ie1en nob 1Cbrei6cu tonnen.
, 1893-12-14
ftd nit elf 6efdworenen
bebelfen.

BUR groBen @nttduibung Ser beibers
iettigen 9lbpofaten mar, ais geitern Dor
&i3ter 8ropn bie 8erbanblung in benz
@nteignungsperfabren Ser metropolitan
6obbabn wteber aufeenommen tperben
iOute, elmer Der atpOlf @eibporenen ntbt
eri6tenen. Der Seblcnbe mar 81. 90.
@o6ran bon SEQ. $3.50 @ais QlDe. Nun
,ipuroe Der @ericbtSbiener BARLEY aus
gei6idt, nm ben 9tbpeienben gu iucben
unb CUR Stelle 3u i6affen. 0erielbe febrte
erit gtabmtttagS nm 2 ll6r gan3 ericbOpft
unb nit benz 8eibcibe 3uritd, 6aB 6err
Go6ran nirsenbs 3u ftn6en lei. gfacb
Iangem 6tpz unO 6erberatbcn famen Die
9nmGlte bei6cr 8arteien habin therein,
baB bic elf @ei6pOrenen bei6luBz uno
urtbetlsfdbi9 iein iouten, oaB man tie
iebo6 nibt eber entlaIien birte, Bis ite ilb
auf einen 8a9riprucb geetmt9t bdtten.
, 1893-12-14
OerbdnontBpoues Kopfpaf1er

SIM 0aute bes s~eitrtoen g}a3 mittass be-
CAB it6 6err 6enrp 6auenitetn, go, 454
8. @on9reB StraBe, IN ben 8arbirlaben
BON Qtlfreo Otto, $50. 70 g. Sallte6
StraBe. Na6bem Der @e6ilfe @ruIt
9atpIeD tbn raitrt bate, lteB er iicb Die
SPARE i6neiben Hno Ben &ppf maicben.
@dbrenb Die leBtere Nrbett Dor iicb gtng,
ponte 6err SOllenitein iicb cine Gtgarre
a%n5itn6en, tpobci er NIT benz brennen6en
Stretblol5 ieinen 6aaren, bic oben nit
benz &opfmaiier an9efeucbtet 1paren, 10
uabe fam, baB ite in 8ranb 9erietben.
9as &opfwalier entbielt nGmltcb unter
anberen 8eitauOtbeilen aucb Spirttus.
6amleD, 6urb Die brennenben 6aare err
i6reft, DerIor BEN &opf un6 ~ftiir3te sur
3biir binaus, boob fem Mitarbetter 6re6.
SOB ergriff Elm 6anOtub, mari Daiielbe
iber oa9 brennenbe 6aor unb eritidte Bic
bod crit, nachOem 6err 6auens
itein i'm @eiicbt unb ltaden lbmersbafte
8ranbpunben baOon9etragen, Die i'm lGne
gere Belt ans 8ett feiieln iperoen.
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