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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
NAucATucK AND VICINITY.
Doings of q Day In the Valley Below
This City.

Dotngs OF Day In the valley BELOW
This City.
NAUGATUCK, Feb. 3.-Engineer Ham
has about completed a survey of the
proposed borough, as called for in the
charter. He and wife expect to
start on a trip to California some time
next week.
A few days since a cigar drummer
came in town and while visiting McDon-
AIDS saloon saw a brand of cigars that
his house had just commenced making,
to sell at $50 thousand, and of which
he knew a sample had been sent to only
one party in this town, the Naugatuck
hotel. After inquiring as regards who
sold them, etc, he called at the hotel to
see the major, who found thatithis box,
and others had been stolen. Sheriff
Sweeney and Major Wallace then went
to the saloon and found the sample box
minus about three fourths of the cigars.
Mcdonald satisfied Sweeney that he
bought them of his barkeeper, and the
latter produced a party working for
United States Rubber Co that he had
purchased from, who claimed he bought
them of stranger. Sweeney wants
someone to settle or an arrest will fol
low.
Gen James B, Weaver is billed to speak
here on February 8. His subject will be
"Call to Action"
The remains of o. Wait Hotchkiss, 8
former resident but of late of Westport
were brought here to-day for burial.
Luther Platt, Rudolph Turk and Mon
roe Baldwin are expected to go to New
Haven next week as jurymen.
Parish house concert tonight.
The opening of the City bakery on the
west side of the bridge on Maple street
saves many of our people quite a walk
| to obtain their breadstuffs.
We are informed that Justice White
decided in favor of the prisoner in {
larceny case, which will cost the towr
more than all the fines collected during
the past month.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Naugatuck Hose company, No /, tool
place last night. The commissioners
will meet on February 10.
Fine mixed candy 10 cents a pound
peanut taffy Is cents, cream puffs q
cents dozen, at City bakery.
| No settlement had been made up t.
last night by the insurance company TO
lost sustained by Birdsall on Sunday
night by the fire at his shop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
HOLMES HANGED.

Made n Speech on the GallOws In Which
He Scored PrOte slant Ministers.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb 3.-Wallace w.
Holmes was hanged this morning in the
county Jail for the murder of his wife
at PIainville on September 1, 1891. The
drop fell at 1925, Sheriff Clark officiat-
ing. The doomed man met his death
bravely and without sign of fear. He
made speech on the gallows in which
he thanked the Catholic priest who at
tended him. He repudiated his own re-
ligion and died a Catholic, and scored
the Protestant ministers for neglectlng
him. Holmes kicked his wife to death
while drunk and buried her body in
the cellar. 1t was the general opinion
that the woman was buried alive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
AMUSEM VENTS.
ga Nutmeg Match"

At Jacques opera house on next Sat
urday evening, will be presented the
comedy drama called ga Nutmeg
Match" in which that most jovial and
jolly of American soubrettes, Miss
Annie Lewis, is the star. The scenes in
the play are laid in the rural districts of
Connecticut, from which the play de-
rives it's odd and somewhat perpleXing
title. GA Nutmeg Match" is the last of
a famous trio of rural dramas that have
met with phenomenal success, 1.-The
Old Homestead and 1.-The County
Fair" being the other two.
"Two Old Cronies -
Anderson's unique comedians, in a
new version of "Two Old Cronies," will
be the attraction at the opera honse on
next Tuesday evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
The Water Board Says:
You Pay The Bills, We
Do The Rest.

KELLY was struck dumb when he read
the verdict of the 10 jurymen in the COM
mon council in bringing verdict contrary
to the best authority in this world on wa
ter supply, Engineer Herring.
But the people are not dumb, for they
say we cannot speak too loud in telling the
difference between Store Eggs we have
been obliged to use for the last five days,
because Kelly's hens say they cannot lay
eggs with the thermometer below zero.
The change has come and we are all at it
again, and Kelly has his usual allowance
of eggs this morning, and drops the price
of egge from 45 Cents to 39 cents dozen.
This is drop of Z cents dozen in one
day. and all indications of lower prices in
few days, and remember your flour will
cost you only $3.50 if you will give my
man an empty barrel when he delivers
your flour.
SUGAR. Here is chance for families.
Owing to scarcity of barrels in Havemeyer
& Elders Sugar Refinery Co., they have
shipped me carload of Granulate Sugar
in loo pound canvas sacks which I will
sell and deliver for So a sack. This is at
the rate of 90 pounds for 81.
If you have tired feeling chew Queen
Caramels. They aid digestion. Kelly
wants "a boy to Learn the candy trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
Much indignation has been aroused al

Much indignation has been aroused at
New Haven over the supposed discovery
of the source of the scarlet fever cpl
demic in the western part of the city.
In the dwelling house at 1877 Winchester
avenue, there were six cases Of scarlet
fever. The building is owned by the
Oliver Winchester estate and was torn
down early this winter. It was a
frame dwelling and the wood was sold
for kindlings, and the result is that the
people IN various parts of the city have
had the infected firewood in their
cellars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
Dixey Having a Hard Time.

Henry E. Dixey and his "Patience"
company, who appeared in Waterbury
recently, are having hard time. Tues
day night, in Lowell, Mass, a constable
went on the stage and arrested Dixey
on a claim for salary from Actor Len
nox. The company is all broken up
and the performances are said to be be-
meath criticism
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
Fatal Fire In Now York

NEW YORK, Feb 3.-Maurice Cohen,
aged %, and his young wife and child,
were sutfocated by fire in a tene-
ment house at 1877 Orchard street at a
o'clock this morning. The loss to the
building was slight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03

B. Shoninger & Co.:
Waterbury, Jan. II, 1898.
The Weber piano purchased from you
has given me perfect satisfaction. 1 do
not think there can be a better piano
made. P. j. MCGRATH,
692 East Main St., Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
Surgeon General Hungerford Dead.

STANFORD, Feb 3.-Surgeon General
Henry H. Hungerford of Governor
Bulkeley's staff, died at New York
early this morning from pneumonia,
which he contracted while on a train
for that city. He was 81 years of age
and practicing physician here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
MURDERER sURRENDERs HIMSELF


Objects From VermOnt,
NoRwALK. Feb 3.-Late last night,
Chief of Police Cosgrove was ap.
preached by a stranger who said that he
was a murderer and a fugitive from
justice for more that a year. He said
his name was Henry Dowell and that
he had killed fellow work
man in Glastonbury, VT, on April 8,
1899, by hitting him with a stone, dur
ing a quarrel, since which time he has
been tramp. Chief Cosgrove commu-
nicated with the officers in Bennington
VT, and found that the story was cor.
rect and DOwell will be held until the
arrival of officers from Vermont.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
Look In Our Show Windows

And you will perhaps see some
thing you need; if you don't, come
inside and ask for it. If you cam
not remember what it was just
stand by our big store awhile and
get warm. This will help you to
think of that COAL HOD your wife
told you to get, or that RIDDLE
for those ashes. If in going into
your cellar you should fall over the
chopping block it is a sure sign
YOU need a LANTERN. We have
some good ones at all prices, also
BUCK SAWS, SAW HORSES, ICE
SAWS, TONGS, SKATES, SCALES,
and a number Of other things you
need.
p. J. BOlan,
OO-o4 BANK STREET.
Telephone 1874.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03
Miller h Peck.
BARGAIN DAY, FRIDAY, FEB. 8.

We are busy figuring inventory but find
time to offer the following unusual bar
gains for Friday
odd Lots of Dress Goods.
AT 1910.
so pieces Manchester Suits were 25c, to
close up the lot quick, 1910.
AT 1898.
so Novelty Suits with silk trimmings,
to close SO. 90.
AT $59S.
25 Paris Suits including all our $40 and
$12 suits, must go at sos.
AT $6.9S.
IS French and English Dress Patterns,
sold this season from $12 to SIS, to close
6.99.
SUNDRIES.
FOR FRIDAY at &c, 500 yards Basting
Thread from sc. At Be, Cotton Edg-
ings value Sc. At sc, Dress Bones at
1Oc. At &c, Saxony Lawn from 1Oc
At csc, Triple Extract Perfumes from
SOC. At two for csc, all Linen Embroi-
dered Handkerchiefs from 25c. At Sc,
Lonsdale Cambria from 1910. At SIC,
Pillow Cases from 125c. At csc, ladies'
hlu dlON6S value OuC Az f5c, bldrTlCZ
Kid Gloves value Csc. At 69c, small
sizes 4-button Kid Gloves from 100. At
two for 25c, all linen Tray Cloths value
zoe. At roe, Embroidered Skirting
Flannels value 1875. At four for Csc,
childrens Wool Hose from 15c. At TIC,
Infants Wooden Hose from 25c. At 15c,
ladies' fine gauge Striped Hose from 25c.
At lie, ladies' White Aprons value Csc.
At Ace, ladies' Chemise from 75c. At
75c, White Skirts, deep hem and inser-
ton, value 1 25. At CSC, ladies' all
wool Shirt Waists value $50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-03

What, when, where have I struck ?
, 1893-06-07
2IQrRf6ert6f
6 btcagp, Z. Sun

9Dl(u W. 4. NOAIl.
Sol9enbe 8retle wurben BEL 9r6Beren
Partteen ~eratelt:
Butter, bette Separator" zgBaare 49,
@19c, quite 173@18c, mittelmGBi9e 1900
II. 9airp, Goolep's bette 16017c, mittelz
quite unD quite 14@15c, frti6er BaGin9
Sto6 13@14c, quite nnO bette u&Oa" ID
@14c,
8uttertn, bette Creamery 17c, rebt
i6One 153e, 0atrp 1896 unb 1870 fir bte
bette; in u9Ous" ober tleinen @ebin6en &c
mebr.
&afe, bette n6uu Cream e6ebbars"
gOung Qtmerica 94@1Oc, vSttmmeO" s
@9c, nab9emabter S6tpetser 16@163c,
u8rtd" 112@12c, 2imburger 123@13c.
Ger, gan3 frii6e -@14c bas 9uBb.
Obit, eeb0rrtes: 9lepfel, t~initltcb ge7
trodnete 73@10c, baS Yfb., an Ser Sonne
ge6Orrte nOrbIibe 5@63 8ftritcbe 5@6c,
8rombeeren GOT, 6imbeeren 23@244 =;
@aIifornti9es: Npritoien 14@l6, nitbt
gciBGIte gftitbe SOIL, 9ei9Glte 200
"a; 8faumen 9@13; &oitnen: Qonbon
GaDers 1.6592.00 bas &iitben, MfuStaz
teller 1.25@1.35, loie 4@6.
Ob #, Trti9eS: 2lepfeL 1.00@1.75 uno
2,5003.50 ie nob Der Site, 8ananen
1,00@2.O0, Gitronen 3.OO(04,5O, Salt
fornticbe 9}abelS 5000 400; @rbbeeren
10000 IN "a gtnts. &iriben 1926
@3.00 baS &tit6en gu "a Quarts; Sta
belbeeren So. OO(02.25 per "a Qts., tptloz
getpadbiene 9rOBere So. 50@3.0 90.
&artDffeln: @tseOnitner @,
8urbants 5000, 6ebron 80085, &oie
75@8Oc., 8earIeB 8O085c. auf Ser 8abn,
neue aus Seem Orleans 1925 Ser 8ui4el.
q eflitgel, Iebenbi9e: Surfep 9
O.; 6iDner: 6ennen 103@11c, 0Gbne
6@7c; @nten 100; @dnie, ~lebenbtge
nit ben 9an8en Sebern, So. 0005.00 per
0ubenO. Spring @btdens" @5 90
baS Ob6.
@emiie: O1obiler @etBtraut 1925
@2,50; 0ouiitaner 3.25@3.5O; rotbe oOer
9elbe3miebeln 81, 5001.7 rs berSad Wtobrs
ruben 65@75c. bas &iitcben; iunge weiBe
GIben 90o(0$1.O 90 Der 8ui9el, @urten
50(@75c. bas 9uben6, SeQerie -050c.
bas Obb., iun9e 3miebeln 20(025c. bas
9uBeno 8iinOcben, SaIat 75@85c.,
oaS &iit6en, Bieplant 90c, 0$1 90 per so
BIB, 9taDteScben 100000. oaS 0B0. g.,
Sptnat 50(@75c baS SaB, innge rotbe0titben
6O@70c., Beteriilte 18@2Oc.. &reiie 200
25c., Grbien Gun9e) 90c(0$1.O 90 ber8uibel,
8O6nen (griine) 80o0$1.O 90 3d., Spargel
60070c. bas 0upeno 8inbden !;
8acbsbobnen 81 ,5O@1.75 per 20 Quart,
8IuntenfobI $1.00@1.50 oas &iitben,
Stefriiben 100000. Der 8uibel; TOmatcn
$500 Der vGrate"; Stpeet Yotatos aus
Suinois s. .0002. 80 bas SOB.
8bisfep: SLIP.
&pblen; SIM &Ieinen, gr0Bere v@9g"
$3.50 bic Come, fleinere uub vgtut" ooer
,Gan9e" $6.75.
9eu; No. l GimotbD auf Der 8abn
fl1.75(@$l2.5O, uplonO Brairie $1,000
$3.50.
, 1893-06-07
(s9luB foGat.)

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ii3 Der SelbitmOrOer Nu9uit S6pan in
Berlin ertpieien. ST berlteB ietne an ser
S6marBfopffitraBe gelegene @obnun9 unb
beitieg, no6Oem er cine 3ett lang umberz
getrrt mar, in Der lebiten Stunoe Na6z
mitta9s in ber Sb0nbauier Office cine
0roicbfe, beiien auti4er er Ben Nuftrag
ert6eilte, i'm na6 benz S9oubauie (Otor@
9ue) gu fabren, QGs bas @efdbrt am .3tel
an9elan8t mar, IieB Bet 8aIiagier NIGHTS
bon itb 6Oren, Der &uti9er iab besbalb
nacb ienem unb fanb i'm ~regun9sloS ais
Qeicbe Dor. Der Wann bate it6 nGbrenb
Ser Ta6rt bergiftet, Ser &utiber fannie
iibrtgens bte poliSeiIicben @ori9riften fir
berartige Sale gan5 genau; ct fubr nit
Dem GoOten sundcbit uacb einem 8~olt3eia
&epier, lieB itcb bort bte sur Qbgabe Der
2ei9e erforberlt6en gaptere auSitcllen unb
Iieferte bann in 8egleitung zines SbuBz
nlannes ben S~eIbitmOrber i'm S9auz
bQu1e ab.
, 1893-06-07
abeenblat Der autetota 8taats- aettunte, aaatttuaod5, Z. anrt 1898.

6aufen!" 300 Mann folgten ibm, pG6ren6
300 auf Dem Wfarft bel 6e6ers6orf
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@epdbrsmann bitter, pieOob NIGHTS mebr
5ugereOet, ionbern lie allo iteben %laiien".
Q(lbeDpu's ber5ipeifelter Nusfau erlag Der
beranitirmenben llebermacbt, feline &eute
floben in miLoer 6ait riidndrtS in bte
innere Stabt. 9(m Mitteltbor itanb
6auptmann BON @rpnitrom, Der 8efebl
bate, Die 3u9britde aufsu5ieben, iobalb Die
6lteberoen bieielbe paiiirt bGtten. Qber
cine teinbli6e &usel t6btete i'm in bemQlus
9enbltd, ais er Die Settle Der Bride ergriff.
0aS &bpr blieb unbetpacbt offelt unb nacb
furSer !3ett 6rang Der 6etn6 bier 6urcb un6
auf ben Nfarft nor. @roBe Seripirrung,
Nues 1ubte itcb 81 retten Solbateit, 8Ir>
get, @eiber, &inber burcbeinanber in
tptftem @ebrduge, &teIe tpurben erbriidt
unb tobt 9etreten, 9laes tpGlSte itcb benz
i6ubenoen S6loB All. l1nteroefien mar
alb ba8 Sbertbor auf ber Stieite beicboi@
fen morben bic fletne 8elaBung fob, l1n6
nun O~rangen AUDI bon bier aus bic 6ran7
5olen unter Welac IN bte Staot elm. Wtttz
ten i'm Strom Der 6liicbtligen, bic in oibz
len Wtaiien 3ltm S6loB 6t~naufeilten, fano
man 6ebers0orf. Sin 8ean1ter rief ibm
bod llnpiuen gu: Scr 3eufel 'i9Iaee in
oteieS &ommanbo !" S~o6tenbloB, %re9ungsz
Los itanb 6ebersOorf ba, neben ietnem
gferb unh ftaarte ms @eite. Sb ct 1ic6
benn nob ba3u acknowledgements Ben Sranz
8oien ~9efan9en geben pole, fragte i'm iener
8ear1te, Ser NmtSfeler &p9. v9arauf
bat ielbt9er micb gan5 beiperat angeieben, n
er5dblt &p3 in ietnem 8ertcbt, venoltcb uf
iein 8ferb g%eieiien unb uf bas S6IoB un@
acknowledgement nit NnbOrung Der
Dtelen arnten 0etber uro &tn6er eri6redz
lt9en 9amentirenS g~eritten. 9a er nun
ms S9lDB gefOmmen unb bonn Bferb abb
itbcn pOQte, fam Der Obrtitpabtmetiter
BON Ocn8ateriiben, 6err bon 9ll6ebDu nit
benz Bferb geiagt, ia9enber gu Dem @enez
raj, mas bas g. 9. Dor Elm bun6Sfottii9eS
&ommanbo gemeien tpdre, unb am iiingiten
@ert3t fOnnte er ioIbes nicbt Dc%rantporten.
Der oarauf feline Nnttport ge9eben, ma ber
General bon 6eberSborf, %ielbt9er lift auc6
iotort fttal6tpetgenb nnO gletcb einem meie
Zen Su6 in lein 3immer gegangen unb
ben 9eringiten 9lnftalt ufm S9loB it9 gu
Oefenbiren nt9t gemabt II. /. 10"
(99IuB foGet)
, 1893-06-07

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Nprtb Bart 9oe.
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uno $50 Seo9tpid=Str, Gde Menomonee.
Rubolp9 Rbobe, apotbeter, 54 q. @larfsStr. gd'
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&oe. unb 2arrabee=Str.
q. $. 9onfe, 6eutI9er @potbefer, so OF @bicooo qpe.
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gilbert @orges. apptbeter. 1912 SincoIu Aps, gfe Bel,
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i. &t1t. Npotbeter. 2727 State Ctr, Ode 2S. Str.
Y; g: Sitter. ApOtbeter, 4S41 e. Salfteb Str.
ID. Wertmeiiter, Npptbefer. 1859 9tote Ctr. Gde IS.
Str.
8. Gor6ri9, apotbeter, 81. Ctr. unb monoce @tr.
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ctr.
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Nort Moe.
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=: 9; &renBIer, Npotbefer, 2614 @ottooe @roOe Ape.
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SIS. ¬be, oentide @potbete. @de So. ctr. unb g.
Sallteo Str:, Gn9leipooo. TeGepbpu 112.
@r5t& go ApotDefer, 400 26. Ctr, Gfe 9nnober.
Hobert 8. &eltering, Apotbefer, 26O1 g. Saliteo Ctr,
@cfe 26. Str.
8. 30. @ifforb. apDthefer. 81. Str. nnb nsi6iuan qpe
, 1893-06-07

Nlcb @orn gtu9 i'm SuLitermin bon 398
auf 394 5uriG un0 September BON Az auf
405.
Safer mar feiter gu 274@5 I'M Sulie un6
gu 25a@5 i'm Septembertermin.
Septem6ers8orf belt itb auf 20.75@
20.80, Sbmals tptcb BON 1915 auf 10.523,
Gipp6en bon $50 auf $50.
, 1893-06-07
Otebmdrft.

Unions tOdgatbs, z Stunt.
&tnbbieb. = BretIe ftdt; 3ufubr
1880 Stiid.
9 3metne.- Self un6 UNI 1O015c
seittegen. 8ufubr $4,000. S9pere 6.75@
700, i3tpere un6 lei6te ober mtttelz
f9pere 6,65(@6.95, Ieibte 6.6506.85.
S6afe. = II, 200, 9reiie felt.
, 1893-06-07
5weig-O ffcen
- oes -
NbenOblatt Der Sa, Staats= 3eitung,

Offices eIepbpn $50. 635.
BUR gsoueuIt6feit unierer anaeioeuoeu Suubeu hoDeu
mir nit ben unten 9e~uaunten Serreu elm Nbtommen oe.
troffen, fconob bel %henIelben Au3ei9en on9enpumen
Der GTpebltion Der SaInois @taatsaeitung ~ab9eoeben
merben. Nnaei0eu Ippie Announcements fDuIteu an Sieieu
peri6ieOenen PldBen biz IL ubr WttttasS ~oboes.ben
tperhen.
gSeFTette.
g. @9rDher, bentI1er apptbeter, 465 uub 467 MiIpoufee
Aue,, @de @btca9p @oe.
s. 8. 9i4tenberger j 60, s3l un6 1913 Mtltpaufes abe
Gde 9ipiiipnsStr.
$. @ariteus, 53l Blue Sslanb Moe.
3beo. u; Sehrens, Mpntbeter. 422 80. IL. Ctr.
@mti 8ebreHs, e2 SGb @alitebsstr, Gte G~anaIport
9eO. S. MiBbod. efbmef-Gde MubiiOn. unb SaIIteO.
i StrnBe,
SEP, :, 85illsrs gpOtpefsr 1914 milpuutes aOe.
SEQ BorQes. 1879 Morlpea=Str.
5, 4oembsl6 4 Co., @pOtbeter, efe Ban @ureu. uno
WtpDeu grOS, @pOtbeter, 1895 Mti.paufee SIoe.
6. s, @lsner, 1861 Wtilt autee Aoe.
s 8 3e!o9sft, @pOtbeter, 700 Miluoufee aoe.. efc
Grnit MiebeL, 51s 81. @bicaeO gpe, sde 9orIiuo.etr
60. @ie9ers apotbefe, 1863 10. @bieu9o Ape, Gde gtoble-
Sre6- S. Sdierce. 5Sl 0oben ape.
8~teiuborot Spienbous, IpOtbeter, 242 81. gsortb gpe
@de Afblonb,
6. q: alintopItrOem, apotbster, eaDapsR.ede %. 9iOi.
1tor:Str. un6 9opne &pe.
@Ib. %gsaI2issr. spOtbster, 29e 80. SiOiitUu.etr, ede
drant s, Berger, @potbefer. 1886 Wtilpoufee ape.
". S6miB, Wiabuct 9barmocn, l26~i28 MtInoufep
Nne,, @de &inSte= uno 9esploiuesz@tr ~
SauQe'S Nbarmoc9, 675 80. 9otesStr. Grfe gsonh.s+r
4 g. 9tHas9i9GM. A 5EH Mf sol gg; ,EOrtb ape.
S.9. M{e'aaIng. S15 WS!ltpantee @De., @te @fblonb ape.
Gde gpoibtenalp Noe.
@plBou & 60, q. Str. uno 9ouliuo.Str.
) j. S9tlmef' @pOtbefer, SAT Blue Sslanb ane, Gctt
6. %. @taertliu, apOtbeter, $40 Blue Syslanb gpe.. et,
&oOmiS=Str. GUY
6. s. Woltersborf, @pDtbefer, 900 so. 81. gtrose.
@te Sbertonn Aoe. """'
YaIl 8. SeiNemonM 418 SO, 9tpifiou CTR
, 1893-06-07
Anoere 3eiten, anoere Sitten,

Tritber bat Ser iunge Mann Ser DIANA
Ben Sol gemabt, UNI Sic So6ter gu be-
fommen; bcute macbt bic Mama ibm Ben
6of, bamtt er bic Socbter nimmt.
, 1893-06-07
SOoeS=M&ssei9e-

Nm 9ienito9 nm Il ubr Mitta9s Itarb unIere inni9ft-
9eltebte Satin, 3p6ter unb S1ipeIter Satbarita
Saeger, geb. Ntonn. i'm NIer BON 20 Sabren. Die
8eeroi9un9 finbet itatt ON 9onneritog mn 10 ubr @or=
ntttto9s pom SrouerDonie, 9i9b Gibge, ST., aus na6
Der ct. SenrDs &trde un0 G%rieobDfe. I'm itiae Sbeilz
nabme bitten Die trauernben 6interbliebeueu
Sobn Better Sae9er, 6atte.
WtatbtaS 0tattt, Batter.
SuiGntta Sae9er, Sdnie9erntutter.
ytebit Sdbpeitern uno 8ruoern.
, 1893-06-07
Quf Ger B0rfe

ipuroe 8etSen ntebrtger notirt. Der Suit
termin ipicb BON 674 auf 56B, Ser Septems
bertermin BON 715 auf 70S.
, 1893-06-07
gu bermietben: Stores, @Obnungem II.


On oermtetBen &eItauraut IN eiuem erIter GIaIIe
~ @ter=SaloOn. 276 Cft Wtabiipn Str. 7in3t'
On ermtetDeu l Yarlor uub 9Sront=S dlaf3im=
~ mer Hobe Siucoln 9arf. 344 Sft 9tprtb aoe.
2upermtetbeu: 9ubi6e r6lot"=g sobnuuQen mt
~ alem Comfort, SIS ben NtoHat. clifton 9loe. in Der
gtaDe bon Belmont &oe. 9t6bere5 0tittags 3plI6eu Il
uno l i'm 3immer $40. 30 Staats5eitung5=9eb6u6e.
l0mibalp
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0enorben:

@m Steuitag BEN 6. Stunt uniere 9eIie6te Satin unb
Mutter Gbriittna Neinbarot inn @Iter BON 50 SabrelG
9 Wtonaten nno q Sagen, 9ie geerbi9un9 fubet itatt
om 9onnerlta9 Inn l ubr 80 Wtin. ODm Srauerbauie,
237 Sheffield Aoe, na9 9raCelanb. Sic trouern0en
Stnterblte6enen SOMtS 9teitbnrot
ne6ft &inoern.
, 1893-06-07

MO6lirte 3intlner.


= uoermtetben: Gin i6bu mDblirtes 8immer
~ tur 9erren. 1874 Ontario Str, cine SreS6e bnSb
, 1893-06-07
3n faufen aeluflt.

= II |taufen g II d t iperOen aur @iuriGhtuuo eirsr
5drbereI nit SaoeH Die erforoerli6en uteniiiien
7iu2t g. &au, L 3 6ipbpnrm SISe q
, 1893-06-07
4benOblatt Der SSa. Staats= 3eituug


tft in ben uuten ansese6eueu @ei9aftsu gu babeu
NorS1ette.
G.. Semtner, 1899 2tncpIn Moe.
81. 6. STEPHAN, 1850 SiucoIn Moe.
40S 9roB Ape.
402 &oseoe 8ouleoorb.
u. o.. Semitic. 1881 Belmont Mne.
g. Goldman, 1744 @larf Str.
6. 81. NtDpre, 42 Stncoln @oe.
9pn GtOlabs, 485 &incoln @oe.
6. OF. 9op, $40 &incoln Noe.
6rant @ogner, 597 &incoln ane.
Spiepb Mtunt, TAI Sincoln Ane.
6. SteubouS, $40 Stncoln Moe.
@m. SagIDr, 1017 2incoln Noe.
90. Betting, 1926 @lart Str.
Socber. 457 gIort Str.
Srau 2%inbemauu, 421 gIort ctr.
s.. %. 8Gr. 313 @larf Ctr.
SO. 81. MoneD, 267 @Iarf Ctr.
IT, Sermann. 161 @larf ctr.
S. 81. gte9er, 513 glart Ctr.
8. 8ebner, 590h @Iart ctr,
Sono Bros.
q, 9oppmann, S67 gIorf Ctr.
8. Smitb, 9S1 @lart ctr.
Srau 6. @aIfer, 453 @e4S ctr.
20. Eutberfpro, 500 @els ctr.
Surn6ua, 545 @els Ctr.
1t. ", SDntl0t, 66O WellS ctr.
6. 90. Smeet, 707 98ens Str.
Sobn Storr, $50 Meas Str.
g. @urrie, 306 @els Str.
6. @ieIe, 3A Meas Ctr.
s.. Si1er. 1863 WeQs ctr.
Prul1t, 119 MeQs Ctr.
Sobu Bert. 141 Mens ctr.
Spbn 9udIeD, 211 @eas Ctr.
Srau 6. SobuiOn, PIG Meas Ctr.
6. @ocin9. 100 Meas ctr.
8. Salar, 1888 @eGs Str.
6. Serian, 80 @eQs ctr.
8. @e6er, 1876 &arro6ee ctr.
9offmanu, AGA 2arrobee Str.
8. Berger, SIT 9arrabee ctr.
Srau s.. Mor9an, 225 9tpiIion 9Ir.
She Columbus $40 9intfipu ctr.
6. SO, @bite, 4O7h 9ipifion ctr.
9, 6. YelIpm, 1874 9totiton ctr.
6. N~nberIon, 317 9ip1Iion ctr.
8. Mtiiler, 81 08iQpp ctr.
8. u. @bmann, 66 Milo1p Str.
8. S9urtea, 81 State ctr,
s. 4. SiebeG, 255 @~lepeIanb Moe.
S. S9urt. 391 SebgtuiG Ctr.
%. 8. MeBler, 587 Sebgmid Str.
81. gu9eI, 1893 Scb9pid Ctr.
&reuIer, 282 @ebgpid ctr.
Sobn Stein, 294 Seo9ptt Str.
9ttties, 262 SeDopid Str.
g. 6. @utnam. 249 @Ipbouru Moe.
9apter, 4O3 @Inbourn @oe.
s. @etB, 1923 @lpbouru Gloe.
q, %, S9liG. "a @IDbourn @oe.
&pbert 9re9er, 149 Satnois Str,
6. S9raber, 316 Martet Str.
&tlpebIab & Wtopmu1en. 301 Marfet ctr.
9artenber9, 2l2 Genter Ctr.
s.. @rbeu, 139 @enter Ctr.
6rau M. &ubn, AZ @ugeute ctr.
@u9. Stranger, 81 Gu9enie Str.
@baS. SDbeL 1l6 @ugeuie Str.