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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-13

race. 1t was a sort of relay race on the
part of the dogs, new ones joining in as
each block was reached; but the only
one that staid with the nimble hare was
Neary's hound. Near Fourth street the
veteran of many coursing match turned
the fugitive, which legged it back to
Sixth street, where it turned toward |.
The hound was soon upon it again,
however, and before Chinatown was
reached it was all up with the hare, the
speedy hound having snapped it up and
ended its existence.
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VOGEl'S WILL.

1t Leaves His Estate to His Widow
and Their Children.
The will of Charles Vogel, deceased,
was filed for probate in the Superior Court
yesterday. One-half of the entire estate
is bequeathed to the widow, Theresa
Vogel, and the other half in equal shares
to his children, Charles, William, Adolf,
Harry, Alice and Theresa Vogel.
Theresa Vogel, the widow, Peter Fuchs
and Christopher Lagos are named as ex-
ecutors of the will and have petitioned for
its probate. They set forth that the es-
tate consists OF real estate of the value of
500; money in bank, s., 900: promissory
notes, 5000; household furniture, $500;
personal property and fixtures of Wash
Ington Bakery, 3, 900; total, SO, 100.
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Benjamin PUNCHED,

Benjamin Steinauer, witness in the
Haberdank case yesterday, was not pres
ent when called, and a Deputy Sheriff
looked him up.
After testifying, the Judge ask ed him
why he was so late, and on being an
swered that he did not think it necessary
to be on time, was informed that SlOfine
for the ten minutes delay might change
his idea Oh the subject. He paid it.
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Red Men Becoming Restless.

The Improved Order of Red Men. as
sisted by Wenonah Council, recently APP
pointed committee, which met last
evening, for the purpose of celebrating
st. Tammany's Day, May 18th. The fol-
lowing officers were appointed: b. f.
Johnston, President; Sister Nichols,
Nice-President; Brother Berdge. Treas.
urer; Brother Crone. Secretary. The
committee has already begun to make
arrangements for the annual picnic of the
order. The braves are beginning to
dance and otherwise exhibit restless
ness and desire to get into the woods.
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Pacific sportmen,s Club.

AT meeting of the Pacific Sportsmen's
Club last evening all the old officers were
reelected for the ensuing term.
A shoot was ordered for Sunday, the
23d inst, to take place at the club grounds
on the Gerber ranch. The shooting will
be at live birds for diamond medal and
several cash prizes.
The officers of the club are Frank Rub
staller, President; Charles Flohr Secre-
tary; l.. j. Dwyer, Captain, and Adam
Damn Treasurer
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New Military COMPANIES.

Applications have been filed by the
following cities to be allowed to raise
new military companies to be added to
the National Guard, under the act of the
last Legislature authorizing the organiza-
ton of ten new companies: Bakersfield,
Willows, Vallejo, Redlands, Ferndale,
Susanville, Oakland, Chico, Yreka, Grass
Valley and Alameda,
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THE INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT
Offers of Money for Factories Still
Rolling In.

INOTIIUE5 III.
Last evening the President of the In
dustrial Association received a telegram
from Albert Gallatin requesting that two
of the notes such as citizens are signing
be sent to him at San Francisco, as he
wished to tax himself and the firm of
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. to aid the
Industrial movement.
The notes continue to come in quite
freely, but there are still many hundred
property owners who need little shak-
ing up, and they will be accommodated
by attending the mass meeting at Armory
Hall on Friday night.
Everything looks bright ahead for Sac
ramentO, and there must be no relaxation
of the spirit recently aroused among the
people.
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TRIED TO SHOOT.
A Troublesome Passenger Tries to
XIII Conductor Gibbs.

A Troublesome Passenger Tries to
Kill Conductor Gibbs.
George Gibbs, conductor on Third and
P street electric car. had lively expert
ence with rough last night about II
o'clock.
A fellow, who seemed to be an Italian,
boarded the car on its up trip and asked
to get off at Sixth street. The car was
stopped, but the man was either intoxi-
Gated or careless in getting off, for he tell,
and then swore at the conductor.
on its return trip the man again got on
at Fifth street, and said to the conductor:
"If you don't stop at Sixth street Pill
blow your id head Off"
When Sixth street was reached he was
ordered OF the car by Gibbs, and in go
ing he began to abuse the latter. AS the
car started he drew a revolver and
snapped it, but it missed fire.
The affair was reported to the police
and special officer Bailey was put on the
warlike individuals trail at once.
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F. King and wife, Buffalo, n. Y; J. NJ
C. Jasper, Wheatland; NJ. M. Dunkel
spiel, II. Wolf, G. E. Powell, w. L.
Boardman, j. NJ. Lent, L. c. linen, E. c.
Davis, E. w. Hanson, w. G. McDougal,
A. w. Meigs, L. r. futile, San Francisco;
F. 2, Britton Santa Rosa.
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DULY INITIATED.
A Young Man From the Mountains
Relieved of His Coin.

Relieved of His Coin.
Henry Brown came down from Auburn
yesterday, and while taking in the sights
he paid visit to the classic precincts of
lower L street. There he listened to the
Gulcet tones of one of the sirens that in
habit that quarter, and forgetting the
girl he left behind him and to whom he
gave his promise that he would steer
clear of the pitfalls and snares of the
city, accepted the protiered Inequalities
OF the SIRENS abode.
Half an hour afterward he visited the
police station and swore out a warrant
charging the aforesaid siren with picking
his pocket of SD % and leaving him
stranded among strange people.
Henry's initiation cost him very little
compared to what some have suffered.
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painful Annidant

Yesterday afternoon w. H. Jennings,
the painter, was thrown from his wagon
at Nineteenth and j streets, in conse-
quence of his horse running away.
He received severe cuts and bruises
about the head and his right arm was
badly hurt. After his injuries were
dressed he was able to be about town.
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YESTERDAYS RABBIT DRIVE.
An Exciting CoursIng Match Through
Business Street.

Business Street.
There was an enlivening rabbit drive
on street yesterday. The participants
were one lone jack-rabbit and number
OF dogs of high and low degree. Spec
tators were numerous, however, and in
Guided all the residents of J street. from
Eighth down to Fourth, as well as hun
dIeds of people out on business.
Where the lonesome looking hare came
from no one knows. He was first
noticed at Eighth and X streets, where
setter dog took alter him and ran him
over TO j. Down lie latter thorough
fare the chase was continued, several
more dogs, including Major Fred Neary's
greyhound, sacramento" having joined
IN the chase.
The long-eared visitor was runner
from away back, and led the pack a lively,
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More Electric Power.

DIR. Van Norden of New York, di-
rector of the South Yuba Company, is in
the city, accompanied by w. +. Engel-
bright, engineer of the company, and they
are consulting with prominent citizens
relative to transmitting electric power to
this city from Placer County.
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PREVAILING DISEASES.

Reports of prevailing diseases from So
towns and villages outside OF the larger
cities give lO5 cases Of pneumonia, 257 Of
bronchitis, 90 of pleur1tis, 33 of conges-
ton of the lungs, 81 of diarrhea, . of
dysentery, of cholera morbus, s of
cholera infantum, 5 of diphtheria, So of
Group, 81 of scarletina, IS of measles, of
smallpox, 81 of whooping cough, 335 of
la grippe, 81 Of typhoid fever, ISL of ma
laral fevers, 3 of cerebro-spinal fever, %
of erysipelas, 100 of rheumatism, 156 of
neuralgia, l57 of tonsilitis, 50 of pharyn-
gifts and ) of trichinosis.
Measles were reported epidemic at Fol-
som, and whcoping-cough at Folsom,
MERGED and Fresno. -Four cases of small
pox were reported from Oakland. The
usual precautions have been taken, and it
is believed that the disease will be
stamped out.
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Identifying the Park.

The Capitol Commissioners are having
row of graceful fan-palms set out along
the sidewalk surrounding Capitol Park.
The effect is charming, anu does credit to
the taste of Secretary of Stale Waite and
the other Commissioners
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HEALTHY CALIFORNIANS.
The Sanitary Condition of the Stat
Reported Excellent.

reported Excellent.
DIR. J. r. Laine, Secretary of the State
Board of Health, in his report for the
month of March, says: Reports from
lO2 cities, towns, villages, and sanitary
districts, aggregating population of &c.
6l3, show total mortality of 1,090 from
all causes in March. This corresponds
to death rate of l.31 per ZOO per month,
or 1872 per annum.
There were lS9 deaths due to cousump-
ton, 81 to pneumonia, 45 to bronchitis, 4
to congestion of the lungs. 7 to diarrhea
and dysentery, l to cholera infantum, 46
to other diseases OF the stomach and
bowels, 10 to diphtheria, to Group, u to
scarletina, to smallpox, 3 to whooping
cough, - to typhoid fever, to malarial
fevers, : to cerebrO-spinal fever, A to cam
Ger, to erysipelas, 81 to diseases of the
heart, to alcoholism, and sos to all other
causes, among which were cases of la
grippe. The death from smallpox was
the case reported in February in San
Francisco
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The Cinnamon Weaken.

Nearly a hundred Cinnamon have regis
tered at the revenue office here within
the last two days and the probability is
that they will come in right along rom
this time henceforth.
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COUNTY LICENSES.
The Three Collectors Are Gathering
the Money In Rapidly.

the Money In Rapidly.
Experts Seymour and Hartman, who
contracted with the Board of Supervisors
for the collection of delinquent licenses,
still continue to help fill up the County
Treasury. They yesterday turned in
S295 90, making in all SS.394 so, netting
themselves nice little income and rem
dering large amount of money avail
able for county purposes.
Henry Miller. The newly appointed
License Collector, has collected since
March LIST $3.50 and paid it into the treas
ury.
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Time for Receiving Exhibits Extended.

CHICAGO, April u.-Director- g eneral
Davis has extended the time for receiv-
ing exhibits at the Worlds Fair from
April 10th. the day originally set as the last
one on which they would be received,
until April 30tb. This was rendered
necessary by the fact that only about one
third OF the exhibits are now in the
grounds.
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Remenyi, the great violinist, and his
company OF vocalists come on the 9th
inst
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l. 0. 0. F. PICNIC.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
ID exclusive privilege of furnishing refresh
Incuts at the odd Fellows Picnic, 10 be held
up the Sacramento River, at TitamOre Grove,
a Trii IS. l Y3. Bids must be sent to r. II.
JOY. Sli X street, before SUNDAY, April
9Th. Committee reserves right to reject any
and all bids. G.. +. BOYD. Chairman.
y. B.-NO spirituous or malt liquors will be
permitted sold on the ground. ap1O-13
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Next week at the Metropolitan the
Bostonians in Robin Hood" and Mrs.
w. j. Florence in genteel comedy,
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Equity and Harmony Lodge, knights
and Ladies of Honor, will give Joint
party at Turner Hall on Friday evening,
the 18th.
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BRUSSELS, April 1.-THE Chamber of
Deputies to-day rejected the motion in
favor of universal suffrage.
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ADJUSTMENTS

At the Clunie tonight the finely acted
and thrilling play, "A Woman's Crime"
The next piece at this house will be the
society comedy, Engagements"
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on Friday evening an autograph social
Will be held at the Christian Church.
There will be a musical and literary pro-
gramme, concluding with pantomime,
after which refreshments will be served
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NOR SALE-54 SHARES CAPITAL, GAS
l. stock; paying DIVIDENDS quarterly. j. b.
LORD, 6I3 street. apl2-;itz
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M ALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALI,
" Kinds. Apply at EMPLOY A1ENT OF
rICE, 024 X street
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Az ANTED - AN INTELLIGENT MAN
w who can explain plain business promo
siuon; none other need apply. IMPEKIAl,
AICH COMPANY, PoStOnice BulldinU
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Inr gale.

EOR SALE CHEAP-POSITIVELY THE
L best saloon in SaIamento. Inquire ut
IOl7 second street.
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EOR SALE - 81, 600 - LOT 17Ox2IO.
i south side OF street, between twenty
seventh and Twcnty-eisnth; house of i've
rooms and large barn. CHAS. L. WRIGHT,
1908 Fourth street.
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TOR SALE - S3,75O-AN o. STREET
/ dwelling of rooms and barn; high lot
6ONlbO; stone walks and brick foundation;
~ 200 cash, balance can remain on place
AAAs: y. " kLGHI. LNOl l.nnrlh sLraai-
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Looking Forward.

Judging the future by the past Baking Powder in the
future will any way approach the superior qualities and
purity of
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The Queen of all the Baking Powders in purity, strength
whoIesomeness and efficacy The avorte in every kitchen
DR.. Prices Pure Cream of Tartar Baking Powder and
pre-emneny superior every other that
without rival in the uture-as in the past
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
~ " nelp OF any Kind, or sober and industri-
GUS men seeking employment can be SATISFIED
Dy Gazing or addressing "rhe Intelligence"
4OLI Second street, Sacramento, CHaRLES
X. MILLER, Proprietor.
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w MISREPRESENTATION AS WORKING
Address SO4 o ST., Sacramento civ anlH-9IE
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RuIttEn.

WANTED - ABOUT THREE USFITR-
w nlshed rooms within three BLOCKS OF
Ihlrd ana Streets price and location. 10. h.
this Office. - -
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HOME FOR NOTHING-I HAVE FIVE
n lots, 4OX16O each. located on X, NJ, "
and Z streets, which l will sell on the instill-
ment plan, and will give four years to pay
for them; here is chance Of lifetime, as
these lots are all very choice and they will
double in value in the next TWO years; have
them from 500 upward; no real estate meu
need apply. Address PostOflice Box 452, Sac
famentO. ap.}-l2tE
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DOR SALE y GROCERY STORE WITH
4 fixtures. Good business opportunity for
an energetic young man. Address box 40,
this ONCE. apS-lw@
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NANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general homework, washing and iron
rs Apply III 1861 y street. ap11-1wF
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NOR SALE-THOROUGHBR WAN
L uotte chicken eggs; best in this market:
price, 81 so per setting. MRS. J. Z. CAL
ZEN DIM. POO III street.
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WANIED "A GOOD WOMAN, WHO
y knows how 10 work, at SACkAMENIO
"a SIkR HOUSE, Sl9 X street, ap5-tf
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COOD CART FOR SALE CHEAP-OR
~ Will trade for buggy. Apply at 1921
Tenth street.
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T1OR SALE-A HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS,
j bath and storeroom; lot 4OxS5; price,
q, $50. Apply at 1927 Q street.
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4n1tnn.
Go Get or a3pnt.

ITO LET-415 X STREET-A FINE. LARGE
i store; the front will be changed TO suit
any business 1t may he needed Tor. Inquire
Of +. X. ALSlP Il Co, Fourth street. or +. =
lawson. ON premises. 4l5 X streat
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MTE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and anvassers exclusive territory free
newspaper advertising, a chance TO deliver
goods before paying tor them, immense profits
sn9 permanent business. Address CON-
oO41ADA4hO. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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EOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST FLE-
L CANT and convenient homes in Sacra-
mento. situated at 1929 q street, opposite
plaza; one block from electric cars; a new
two-story house of ; rooms with all the latest
artistic Improvements; interior stairs finished
in natural curly redwood and all rooms heated
from hOJ-air furnace; this beautiful resi-
dence can be had cheap on easy instaliments
by paying several hundred dollars down, and
the balance the same as paying rent; such op-
pOrtunities seldom occur. Apply to SILLER
BROS. contractors and builders. Once and
mill, 1914 Thirteenth street.
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nor SALE - DOMESTIC, NEW HOME,
L White Standard, Singer, Wheeler ~ WIZ
from SO upward. y. j. POMB1ER, corner
Ninth and streets.
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5Hrrttlt9 51ntirrs.
Q5elternl zlntirrs.

A nLdl AND CHILDREN's HATS
MISS l. JONES, zoos Sixth, and X.
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WANTED-,MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
W yards, diaries, and all kinds of labor.
women and girls Tor cooking and general
Houseworki plenty OF work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X ana L. 80
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nor SALE-G4O ACRES OF THE IA
L nous Pratt Grant, in Butte County; posi-
lively a bargain for either fruit rgrain; three
miles from railroad; all level. Write to W. J.
COSTAK. Chico. Cal. for partIculars.
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- 4ards.-Ihoroughbred eggs for SOLE II Nor
send Tor catalogue TO BOX 376,
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oEELS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EN-
~ changed at reduced prices; COS X street.
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flIO LET, UNFURNISHED "A PARLOR
/ suite and kitchen. INQUIRE at 81 a. So
enth street, between and j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-09
Snrd, sIertrtsftat btuaertd,tet.

> ann m q, Jt..Y., Z. SUM. =
Sciptone Dtartelo, msld]sr am 3. Dtai b.
5. elneu auoereu Staleuer, Hameus @io.
oaum Yarelo III Saratoga, N..Y., eritad,
murOe um 11.51 gei1ern Sornltta9 i'm bteIi~
gen @efdnsniiie ourd @Iettrtsitdt biugeltd)z
tet. Der Dioro NOR elue Solqe Don @lfer,
iud,t. Otarteuo bate Yarceuo bel eiuer
(Niarteuo'sl MaitreHe, AHnu 9up, ertappt
uno grill lbu oaraur bin nit elnem Stlett
al. Sin peiperater Sumpf erfOlgte unb
eubete nit Dem Sooe farello'S. Der Otor>
Der mar sur 3ett oeS Serbre6eus nur IS
Sabre alt unb Der @rmorDete etlpa 80. Die
heutige Sinrlhtung mar Die erite, melt)e ieit
80 5ahren megeu elnes in SurutO9a-@ouutp
periibten Uioroes poQitredt rpurbe, uuo Die
uierte i'll Der @eIhld)te beS @ouHtp5, OBJ.
mohl ihou 33 Berionen oaielbit weeen Wiorz
bes in AutIase5uitanO uerlest puroeu.
Otartello muroe ourd) ben eriten @ontaft
nidt get0otet, uuo bic Str0muug muBtc
gum Smelteu Wale angeorebt meyDen. Der
erite @outatt bauerte cine Vtluute, Sefuu.
ben, uno Der swelte 55 Setuuoen. Inn l1.58
murOe Der 0tGuu ais &elfe aus benz Stuhle
eebobeu. Seine Spur elnes Srauomale5
mar Oil Dem S0sper III bemerfen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-09
Grfrunfett.

Detroit, Mid., 7. Sunt.-Sm
OetroitzRiper iinb Die 14ziGbrt9e 2Ottie
0inaemann unb bic tleine &lara Wagz
ner, TOdter unb Gnfelin bes befanuten
Sabrifanten Beter 0insemann. ertruns
fen. @abrideinlid mar Die fleine Wa9s
ner in's 8afer seialen uno 2ottie bate
iie gu retten ueriudt. Ba9ner fam Oas
3u, ais iie i9un i'm @uiier trieben unb
ueriu4te, iie 5u retten, wuroe aber ielbIt
BON Der StrOmung erfaBt unb tOnnte
iia nur nit tnapper gtoth retten.
2ions Seab, Ont, 7. Sum-. -
@a5renO II 2lrbeitsr seitern 9lbeuO gu
8ine Gree SarbOr uon elmer Crib,
mobin iis 2elesrapbenpfdble fiir bic
rGleuelanps@eOars@O." scbrndt batten.
surId ans ufer rubern wollteu, wuroe
ibr Boot led unO 9ing unter. 9dt Der
2lrbeiter errstdteu burh Sdpimmen
oas llier, uaetl SObn Snlitb aus 9inb>
fan, gfat. ytorris aus StOfessSaD, 81.
WfOwat aus SeppOrtb uno Senrg8bltz
fielo aus OeeaHorb ertrantens
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Nr. 1877.

@aunerci an 6en Sag. 0cencr mar
YrGlibent Der Staat5zSountaqSi6ulz
Sr9aniiation, 6eren &aiIe e6enfalIs in
OtitletoenidaIt ge3o9en worotn lit, nno
groBprGLat Der - Gempelrittsr" oOn Grz
faniaS. @leih5eitt9 perwultetc er bic
&afie beS Staat5uerbanoes ser BrObi4
bitioulten. 0eener 9ra0uirte 1885 an
Der ,9anoerbiltzllrioeriitGt.
Der berIdti9te 9tGuber Abe
8u35uro, wel6cr nit iciner 8anoe
eine 9leibe BON Sabren 2ancaiterz
County uno Die benud)barteu Counties
in Eenniplpauien unliher mahtc uno
Oafiir lanse 3eit i'm .3Hdtbauie biiBeu
muBte, bat fiir3lt6 al ciuem Sonntagc
in P6ilaoelpbia orei 0tal gepreoigt. ST
bat iiA iest yrefOrmirt" uno fi6lt fi9
nun beruien, ictnen Otitmeuiden 0tos
raj gu prebigen, unO iclbimeritanOlid
finOct er uiele glGubige 3ubOrcr. @S
tit bod merfpirOis, lute leidt e8 in Siez
lem slorreiden 2anOe iclbit Dem 9r0Bten
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