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The record-union., 1893-12-18
FOR DESERVING HIS CHILD.
A Father and Mother at Loggerhead.
Over Little One.

Father and Mother at Loggerheads
Over q Little One.
A complaint has been filed by Mrs.
Elsie Sweazy against her husband, Alvah
A. Sweazy, who lives at Penryn, charg-
ing him with deserting his child.
He took the child to Penryn, he and
his wife having separated, and placed it
with his sister there, but she alterward
took it to the Foundlings' Home in this
city. His wife took it from there and
placed it with family named Conrad,
who live III Y olo, but they have asked
her to take it back, as they intend to re-
move from there.
Mrs. Sweazy's father will not allow her
to take the child TO his home, hence the
charge against her husband. 1t is stated
that similar charge will be made against
Mrs. Sweazy.
The record-union., 1893-12-18

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures on Sat-
urday to have been 590 and 330, and yes
terday 53o and 800, with light to gentle
southerly winds and cloudy weather pre-
vailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ
and P. NJ. were 1926 and 1924 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest Temperatures
one year ago Saturday were 40 and go,
yesterday $50 and Sc, and one year ago
to-day so and 400, with no precipitation.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
Work for SaIvationists.

Ten or twelve members of the Saliva
ton Army, under the command of Peter
Wilson, have arrived in town, says the
Folsom Telegraph, and have entered into
a contract to chop down trees in the vi
cinity of the lumber boom. They are
nearly all young men of respectable ap-
pearance, and look as though they were
hard workers. Notwithstanding the
hard labor in which they are engaged,
they never miss an opportunity to get in
a blow on his satanic majesty.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
Good Advice.

EDS. RECORD-UNIoN Now that Sacra-
mento County has taken up the subject of
good roads and given the first impulse to
the ball in that direction, anything per-
tanning to the subject is of interest. The
State of kentucky recently elected new
Legislature, and the Glasgow Republican,
of that State recently published the fol-
lowing, which will exactly apply to Sac
ramento County and to California at
large Empress it Jon the legislators.
One of the greatest leaks a farmer has is
bad roads. They are bad on horses, bad
on the wagons, bad on marketing his sur
plus products, bad on his social life and
that of his family, and deplete his pocket
book many times more than all the taxes
required to furnish him with good roads.
No farm is all it should be till it is con-
nected by good roads with the world sur
rounding it." X.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
Attempted suicide.

A man named II. Strong, who is en-
ployed as a blacksmith IN the railroad
shops. attempted to commit suicide on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon by
swallowing the contents of bottle of
laudanum. The act was committed dur
ing a fit of dependency caused by the
death of his wife.
Meeting Coroner Clark on the street, he
told him what he had done, and was
taken to the police station, where City
Physician Terry soon relieved his
stomach of the dose he had taken during
his temporary arrangement.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
PAID THE NOTE
What 1t Cost a SoIano Farmer to In.
dorse for a Friend.

dorse for Friend.
Some two years ago j. f. Moseley,
County Recorder of San Joaquin, ab-
seconded, Ileaving among other debts up
paid promissory note on which there
was due 81, ,030 81 in favor of R. A. Miles.
The note was indorsed by j. r. Snead of
Dixon, Solano County.
Suit was brought against Snead. who
refused to pay the note on the ground
that Moseley was amply able to pay the
note before he left, it being then due. and
that the money should have been col
lected from him. The case came up be-
fore Judge Johnson in this city on Satur-
day, j. b. Devine appearing for the plain
tiff and James Il. Budd of Stockton for
the defense.
The case did not go 10 trial, however.
as judgment was entered by consent.
each party to pay his own costs.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
TOLLEYS TROUBLES.
He is Now Under Arrest for Assault
to Murder.

Mrs. Fred Denny has caused the ar
rest of w. L. Tolley on a charge of assault
to murder. She alleges that when TolIey
called to see her on Friday last he at
tempted to shoot her, as we'll as himself.
but that she Knocked the pistol aside and
spoiled his aim.
Tolley was arrested on Saturday by
Special officer Goods and locked up in
the City Jail. 1t was his infatuatlon for
another mans wife that got him into all
this trouble.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
CHINESE REGISTRATION.
Instructions Forwarded From Wash

Instructions Forwarded From WASH
ington Not Yet Received Here.
On Friday a telegram was received
from Washington stating that instruc-
tions and orders had been forwarded
from there TO the Revenue Collectors to
commence the registration of Chinese on
the 10Th inst.
Inquiry made of Collector Byington in
this city yesterday elected the informa-
The record-union., 1893-12-18
watchman Howard,s Murderer.

''Frisco Slim," who was arrested in
Chicago couple of weeks ago for the
murder of Howard, the nightwatchman
pany at Rio VISTA last winter, was taken
through this city by the Sheriff of Solano
County yesterday on his way to Fairfield
for trial
The record-union., 1893-12-18
A Child Eniovs

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in
need of laxative, and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that it
is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
Dodge Still in jail.

Some weeks ago the Superior Court of
Y olo allowed bail in the case of Charles
Dodge, who recently killed H. M. Eaton,
at Davisville. The amount was fixed at
$50, 900, of which Dodge has secured $25,-
500, and it is thought he will soon be lib
Grated from iail.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
The Howards Robbed.

The depot of the Howard Association
was burglarized some time Saturday
night or yesterday morning and some
tobacco taken. Various articles were
tumbled around the place, but nothing
else was missed
The record-union., 1893-12-18
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General PubliC.

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
derstood to represent only the views of the
writers. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer not for
publication unless SO desired but as a guaran-
tee of good faith-EDs
The record-union., 1893-12-18
For simple Christmas gift. what conl,

For simple Christmas gift, what could
be more acceptable than fine decorative
plant or basket of choice NUNS" ar
ranged with that artistic skill for which
the Bell Conservatory Company have so
long been distinguished? Our stock of
house palms is the finest on the coast, and
our prices are very low. Nursery, Tenth
and streets, adjoining City Cemetery.
Street cars every fifteen minutes.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
Again Victorious.

At the Worlds Fair, Chicago, the high
est possible award given to sewing ma
chimes intended for family use, dress
making and tailoring was given to the
Improved Domestic Sewing Machine.
The record-union., 1893-12-18

FRESH ranch eggs, 35c; Eastern, 274c;
mountain apples, 81 a box; turkeys for
Christmas at the lowest price. Simons d
Beesley, $40 X.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
Bnaf1tess Unrna.
WATERYOUsE G. LESTER.

| land Coal, Wagon Lumber and Carriage
Hardware. ZOE, I'll, 713, 715 street,
Sacramento.
The record-union., 1893-12-18

It's a permanent cure, that you get with
Dr.. Sage'S Catarrh Remedy The makers
oiIer 500 reward for en- incurable case.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.

Paid up capital S225.5OO
Reserve and Surplus ............... $500
INTEREST PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY ON
4 term and ordinary deposits. Money loaned
ON real estate only. AdGrds. nil Cmmun ca
tions: Peoples Savings Bank. Sacramento.
WI. BECKMAN. President.
GEORGE W. LOEENZ, Secretary.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
SACRAMENTO FOUNDRY,

JYRCNT STREET, CORNER OF n. WILL
j. lam GUTEN MERGER, Proprietor. Work
for sidewalks and buildings a speciality. Cas-
notice.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
s CARIE

GUCCEsSoR TO earle & CROLY, CON-
- tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
promptness guaranteed. Office and shop,
1924 Second street, between K and l..
The record-union., 1893-12-18
WHERE TO BUY GROCERIES.
DIR. NJ. GARDNER

r ]. WINGARD, AT TWENTY-FIFTH
81 and streets, has the best assortment
and at most reasonable rates.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
H. f. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, j. DRIsCOL.
ROOT. NELSON & co.

TTNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Y Founders and Machinists, Front street,
between n and o. Castings and Machinery
OF every description made to order.
The record-union., 1893-12-18
FARMERS And MECHANICS SAYINGS BANK

Southwest corner Fourth and
Streets, Sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital .............. .S5OO,OOO
OANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. IN
/ i terest paid semi-annually on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
3. u STEINMAN N.............. President
EDWIN K. ALSIP P.... President
D. ID. WHITBECF. Cashier
G. II. CUMMINGS. CiS...................... Secretary
JAMES NJ. STEVENSON. SURVEYOR
DIRECTORS:
B. y. STEINMAN, EDWIN K ALsIP,
G. H. CUMMINGS, w. E. TERRY,
SOL. RUNYoN, JAMES MCNAssER
las. NJ STEVENSON
The record-union., 1893-12-18
SACRAMENTO BANK.

TNHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
L city, corner Fifth and j streets. Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital, $500 900: paid
up capital, gold coin, 100000 Reserve
Iundi $5O,67S. Term and ordinary deposits,
$3,432, ,O94. Loans on real estate July l.
1898, S3,568,7SS. Term and ordinary de-
posits received Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applica-
ton to w. P. COLEMAN, President.
ED. r. HAMILTON Cashier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
Sriefbcforocrwps uab oem 3luS=
i0It0e.

Sir Die nit DEM I. Sftober enOenOe
gSode ihlieBt Die Nnnnbms bon Srieieu iiir
frenpe CLIMBER i'm hleiIgeu Yoltamte plutt-
lid, mie folgt:
Wttttmod)-lO llbr Soru;ittags: fir Sra.
iilien uu0 ote "a Elata NauOer u,a Ye,s
uambuco, Jito Sauelro mo SautoS per
9ampier u&0tania" (Sreie iiir Sara uno
9eara mlilleH per y@atauld" be;elduet lclu).
8 llhr abeHoS: fiir 9blna nuo Sapau per
0ampfer uon Gan SrauSieco. 8 llbr
IbenOS: Iiir europa per 0ampier uAugua
Slttorl0" ula Goutbampton uuo l0amburg;
fiIr SeaeSuela unO GuraGao per 0ampfer
Caracas" iur YOrtO 1fitO brett per 9pr,
r@euturIou."
0OnHerltug S llbr 2benSS: fir Sluc,
FIELDS.
6relta9-4 llbr 9iadImittagS: tiir europa
per 0ampter vllmbrla" ula Gueeustonu
tSrleIe tlIr Oeutlblaub, SraHtreld, Die
S6melS, Stallen, Spanlen, Yortu9aI uuo
Die SllrfeI mlnen per pllmbrla" beSeidluet
lein). llhr 9ta6mltta9S: lilr 0euttlauo
brett per Samp1er - : aale" Uia Sremeu
(SrleIe fiir au0ere GheIle @uropa'S ula
southampton uno SremeH mlilieu per
SCALE" beSeldJuet ieiH). llbr AbeuOS:
tiir Socas Del 8oro. 8 llbr Abenos: iiir
Srantreld), Die SdmelS, Staten, Spanieu,
GOrtusal uno Die Siirtel per 9ampier uQa
Sreta9ne" ula SABRE; iiIr 6Ortuue- Sslanp,
&amalfa unO Sagti per Qampier u4iIia;"
fur Grenaoa, SrluiOaO, Gabago uno Sc.
merara per 9ampfer uSreOle Yrince."
Samfag-S lbr 2beuOs: iiir Slueiielos.
Die Yoit fir Neufuuolauo ihIeBt tdelid)
nm llbr NGd)mittags. SeOen Sountag
uuo 0iitwodJ, IL llbr giadmittags, iiir
Cuba per Qanpisr bon Campo. 6la.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
@plltea id,msa rettb tperoet,.

2outs sntll e, &D., 3. Sft. -
Srant gnrisbt, elm Gelcsrapbiit, @eo.
IS. &eelep, elm PbOto9rapb, 4iQiam
2inn, elm Glerf Der SOuispiuer 2otteriez
Gompasnie, iOruie s. @aulbert, elm slns
seiteatcr Der Yoital Selesrupb Co."
batten ii9 einen Ylan ausseOa6t, idnsn
reid 5u werOen, fOnnten oenielben isoo6
ni6t ausfHbren. Oa Die POlt3ei ;u frib
oon Der 9eididte gSino befam. Die
IbIidt mar, einen telesrapbiiden Isen>
ten in Dem neben benz 3iebunssiuale ses
leseneu 3imner aui5ultelsn uno Die sss
;oaenen ytummern, wie iie benz Ssles
9rapbilten bur6 porber perabrebete I3et=
den mit9etbeilt puroen, nah Dem Often
su telesrupbiren, NO Johann Sie belrsfs
Ieuoen 9funmern ssipielt werben ioas
ten, ebe Die SIreaus Der SotteriezGom
paanie I'M Often i'm StanSe waren, Die
@euinn gtummern gu erlansen. Gnz
right. &eelep uno Garlbcrt befinben ii9
in SGnDeu ser Bolisei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
@ciud,t Die SSeltaus5feau,,a .

Gbicaso, Sas., 3. Stt.-@enm
man Dem r@iienbabntOnis" BON gucaz
tan. 9fubulfo y. Canton uno beiien
gtefIen, Tolipe q. Canton, elnem Der
Iuslteuunsss ommihare BON M.rifo,
@luubsu idenfen fanu, 10 bat fid Der
nterifaniide Sanbit unO Gebeu Gatrino
@ar3a sulammen nit ieiuem sieute>
nant, General Sfui; SanoOpal, in Der
3ueiten ISOLDE Ses september in Ghis
casO befunoen uub Sie slusitelluns be-
iudt. 3u5utrauen ware es Dem tiibnen
Wtann, OaB ct iid in cine iolde @efabr
besiebt uno iid bier amiiiirt, wdbrenO
msrifaniide uno amerifaniide Gruppen
iid, umlonit benliiben, ibn aus isinen
9eriteden am GiO @ranbe auf;uitObern.
@r lo0 bier i'm yBalmerzSoule" inter
an9emOmmenem 9tamen losirt baben,
Oann aber Suiammen nit ieinem Scslei<
Ter pl6slid wieoer ucridwunoen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
Ser 53. Gon8reB.


gSie sn eriparten war. seid,ab seftern Nid,ts.
IS q btngto o IL, 3. Sftober.-Snl
Senate mar heute Otor9en, iuie 9ez
mDbnllb, feiu Suorum anweienb.
OtOr9an BON gllabama beantra9tc Elm
gmenSement gu Der &lllon Slll, SaB
Die Srelprasun9 bon 1887 einsefubrt
werbe, nno ale 2dnSer, ipelde anlerifas
niides Siiber9elO acceptiren, iollen eiz
nen 9ta6lab BON 20 Bro;eut an .3ollen
baben. (3u OunlmD
2cller blelt Johann feline brittle ODER
picrte 6orticsuns ieiner beri9ti9ten
SersOgerunsSreoc.
OOlpb, galmer, Stemart II. q. Bee
tbeili9ten iid oann on Der Debate, unb
Der Senat perta9te ii6 I'M a6 ubr.
SIM 81 eprG fen tante + au E
uurOe Die Sablbiu wieber auIsenOmz
men. gtort5wap BON Sbio iprad ses
gen oicielbe. &Dle bon Wtiliiilippi lpra5
fir ben 9Siberruf scr @ablseieee. Der
Scmofrat OefOrrelt BON Connecticut
ipra4 ebenfaIls bafir. lin IS llbr pcrs
taate fid baS SauS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
J(dnner(6WdC)e.
B0Gise 8isberbsrffeluug per @eiuubbeit
uno geldledtlidcH &iiffisteit
HitteIf ber
3dSaUe'Idleu RaIto atts Be eha,ioIuua.
GrfOlarsidl, NO aass anO.rs fsblssidIaseu

Grfolgreif, no alles GuO.re feblgeidlIuscH.
Die SaSaue'Id,c Dlctbooe uno ibre 9prslac.
uni.re BrdpGrate beiseH Or. 9d Salside peiImitteI
auf &5ruHo Der &batat9e, oGB mir bic nrprineIi6e
6ormcl benz berIhmter aI6te oieie5 9tomers eIs
hieteH inter oeI GaIOIe, Dat, tau5 mir ipGter bic
@tnfiibruug ieiner Sehanbluue rHo ieiHer Seils
mitel dRsemeileH HoeH ioteH. 8l;s uHtcr ieHer Bee
seidHuHg eeidlehen pJroe Dor elHigeH SGbreH fGm
Or. SaSdlle aui bic loct, neruoie uno seihlediifc
9eb:H burdl SebGupIuna pom Vdftoarm aus gu turis
reE. inoem er ia non bemiel6eH ioIs,noe Sortbeile
Uerlprad:
1. appfatiOn b,r Dlitt,l brett an Sit Der arGnt.
belt
D. gcrmeiburs Der gerSauuns unS gbidpd6uns
Der lDirtGnltett Der aHtttel.
8. Gnge anRdbcruug an be bebeutenben unter.n
SeffHunscH Der JtndeHmdrisHerptH aus Der BtrbeIs
ldul. un6 oabcr .rItidtertes GHorngen 81 Der Ners
Otnflliiistctt uno b.r Vinfe oes SsbIrHs uHo Ndd'
gratis.
d Der Batisnt fam f i.Ibif nit i.br s,rinsen sos
fen obus arJt 5ertcleH
8. Sbr 9ehIaucb erforoert teine BerdnberuH9 oeI
Sidt sber SebeHs9etUobnbeiteH.
8. Sie iino Gbiout unlhdoih.
z. sic iinb I.idbt uon Seoem an Srt uub Stcqe
eiuSuibrcH uno DiGten unHittelbGr Gnf ben Sis oe5
uebes innerbalb peri9er al5 elHer halbeH StuHoe-
SiHidaiee DidHuer, oereH araft 9eihUddlt, peycH
Reruen eridopft bersn Stft fumpT seporeen, bercE
Sebenstraft perIoreH II, fHoen dere uno befidno9e
Rettuns burt 2aSal.'s SeimiteI, ben beften uue
aIletniatH Sr.uHb, lueben Der 2tioeuec befiet.
anEbt meOisiuiiaer eadoeritdnoiser iiber
s5e abSorbirenoe Strait oes HeftumS.
SonteH Gle bas auiIausune sDermoseu bes UiaIs
BARNS beBntieIn, 70 pereeu Sic auiildrurs HoeE in
Or. BaoenbGmmcr's nit Gedpt 6erlbntem Uerf uber
oiefen 9eseHdne, iomle IN ben Weo5InldeH .3elt"
ibrtcn biei.s 9aubrs uuo 8eutibanb's, 6rGntrtit's
uub 2nsIano's.
gsas Der geIunoe RenItbenuerStauo fast.
Y1au niirbe etnen gl,nlhen fur ebenio tboriht
Hdren, neIdber, Elm @el6plr am SelH oocr elHcn
sebro6encn Singer su beeH, arBueien eunebmeH uHo
nibt bic se.isEeteu 28aihmitte uno SobeH unmtteIs
BAR aut 6em lclbenoeH 2belI gebrauteH molte, iuIe
Deuientsen, peIdlcr SaneHfraEtbett oesr Shmdte ~
bren periuteR Doltt, obHe bic Stee ieibi in &Hsrh
Az uebR mi. Dies oIrh ben 8ebraub poH Sr. "a
EaIe's tlssaHtsn uHi4d6iAen "Bolus Remedies"
aefdlthsn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
yNidtS lit TO fein aeSppn,tett. a

Seb Ii a, Wo., 3. Stt.-@citern
febrte Elm seiuiiier Geo. Butler bierber
5urad, Der Dor "a Sabren ipurlOs per>
ldwanb unS 5war am sleidsn Sage,
alS iein gta@bar Sobn YaDnc ermoroet
wOrOen mar. Der Scroadt lentte iid
iofort auf BEN 9eridwunbenen, bod
fonnte tros Der fleiBisiten gta9iOridun<
gen feline Spur BON Dem 6lidtlins ents
bedt werosn. 9lm Sanltag nun fam
gutler per GiIenbabu aus benz gSeiten
bier an unS wur6e Don einem glefisn in
sei@lohenem 8aseu am Sabnbof abge<
bolt. Surd Sufaa erbielt Die Poli;ei
&enntnlB BON Der Sfidfebr Buffers,
unb bieler ioa nun perbaftet unb meseu
Wf0rbes proSeIiirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
SaS geIbe Eiebcr.

IS a. bln9tOn, 3. Sftober.-Or.
Wurrap pom SunSesboipitaloienit, CUR
3eit in 8runswif, @a., ltationirt, mel
BET, baB bas selbe Sicber immer meiter
nm itd srelft. Sebu ueue @rfranfunasz
uno eret Sobestaue rurben beute auge,
meloet. 3ebn perOadtise Yatienten iino
nad Camp Detention" seianot moroen.
Or. VturraD telesrapbirte beute Nbenb
BON Senup, 9a., oaB ct bort isds Sale
BON 9elbem Sisber poraefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
Nauit lit elmer 9trd,c.

ct. 2ouis, 3. Sftober. = Son
Baransarientcro I'M Stuate Otidoacan,
Wterifo, fommt Die &unSe pOn einem
aroBen llnslifSfaIIe in Der bOrtiseu
fatbolilhen Stride. 8abrenO oss
@ottcsoienites am pergansenen SOnn>
acrietb bas Dad Der &irde bur9 cine
Gafetc in grouS uuo Die burb bas
Sdutcn Der GlOden aufnterilam ssmad<
ten nad SunSerten Sableuocn anbd6s
tiaen oransten nad Der Sbiire. Gin
Yanif entitano, uno che Die 6ube tpie=
Der bcrsefteat merben fonnie, waren
;sbn Berioucn, barunter 3 &in6er. BON
Ser Wlense ;u GOos setrcten woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-10-04
gus Der 0ef6aftswelt.

Sellaire, O., 3. Sftobcr.- Dit
9roBen Stablz@al5perfe su 8enmooS,
gS.zSa., welhe iber 1000 O1anu be.
ibaftisen, baben beute nad) elmer breis
mOuatliden Yauie ben 9etrieb iuieSer
aufscuommen. unsarn uno Stalieuer,
wel9e an Dem Dor 5mei &o9.n ltattaez
babten aufrubr Sbeil 9enommen, wur T.
oen nid)t iuIeOer anscltc0t; iiber6aupt
iinb MIR nod sluei 9lu6lanocr sur 3eit
in ben &erfen bcidGitist.
2ouispille &p., 3. Sftober. -
Gburman & 8Owea, WaId)tniiteu, ba>
ben iallirt, unb so Ntann iino auser
slrbeit seratbsn. attlua $31 ,4O1, luels
2en Serbinoli6feiten i'm Setraae BON
$4,000 entseseuiteben.
Sprin9ftelb, SQs., 8. Oft. -
1900 &Oblcnsraber lcsten bier seltern
Nadmittas Die slrbeit nlcSer. Sie psrz
langen As Gents pro Come, wG6reno
bic @rubenbeliser nur 40 Gts. bsipiliz
gen wolleu.
Ga # on, 3d., 3. Sftober. - Der
r&eDitoncs" Sod)ofeu in Gbain Dam,
@i9entbum Der rSbomaszSronz@o., j."
1T ausseblaien pOrOen. Dies mar Der
rOrleste SOdOieu 5uii9cn BbiQipss
burg, f.sS., unb allcntown, Ya., Der
nod i'm Setriebe mar.
Stem OFT, 3. SftOber. - SEQ.
Glarf & Co., Snbaber zines Gnerosz
Spirituoi oiens@eiddfte5 in 9tr. IA unO
16, SeiepitraBe, iibcrtru9en Sab uno
@ut Su 9uniten ibrer 8lGubiaer al
Gbas. 6. SeDOeder. Die @erbiuOlibfei>
ten iollen Sicmlit bod lein.
9 btla6elp bta, 3. Sftober. -
Die Sianobaubler IS. .. Outton &
Comp. buben ibr SermOscn su @unitem
ibrer @laubiser an Simun q. Stern
ilbertru9en. Der Sstrus Der Serbinoz
lidfeitcn lit nidlt beitiumt, oiirfte icood
bic Summe BON 100000 nibt erreiz
den.
9tep zOOrf, 3. SftOber. -9eupolb
Pef unb Senrp 3. SOnObcim, in sSirma
5arSman Yed & Comp, Yianoiabriz
tanten, baben beute an SoIcpb rumann
cine llebertra9un9 ibreS SermOsens porz
9euommen. Die Standardization lolz
len iid auf iiber 100000 belau ien,
uabrenO Die ronlinelen 9lftiua auf
s750,000 an9c9eben uerben. Oas'@ez
I9aft marb III 1880 BON Sobn Saroz
man. Der i'm Sabre 1889 itarb, sesrauz
BET
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Die SeriammIuug BON Pr
belts loleH, weIde ami geiteru Abeno
pom Der pSeoeratiou Of Vabcr" mad Der
pOehauicS' Qalle" eiuberufeu poroen mar,
1T uerif)obeu moroeu.
SaS 6Gnptquartier iiir llntcrftiibuug
arbeitsloier SSraeliteu, haupts
idhlldI StnetOey, in gtr. 1917, Sit.9Oms
barofraBe, mar geiteru uuo bleibt beute Der
israclitldlen 6tIsrtage baIber geidloiien.
Der pN arm gldu0er SottlersS d) t.
II" mlro Die aui Den 10. uuo IL. 81.
tober mad SSablu9tou beruieue Serlamu.
lung os8 gtauOual- Sdueperelus mt elmer
itarten Delegation bei9ldeu uuO trifit burd)
letu biellgeS @omite Sorber.ituugeu Sllr
llnterbaltung auSludrtiaer 0elesateu, DIE
uniere StaOt beiuheu.
Gin VI temoriulSimmer Sum eb-
renben @eodd1tnlB ali ieiuc nsrtorbene Wnt.
ter, tSrau Setta $elS, hat Sr. YtoleS Yels,
Der Prafoent Der ySSraelitil6eu 9Soblthds
tlgfettS' Se ,ellldla1t," I'M ySsraelltI6eu 0os
ipltal" 9eitlflet uuo ouSleftattet.
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Rep pplutipnen lit S1oamerifa.


2OnSou, 3. Sftober.-9er bieiise
arsentiniide @eianbte erbielt folssnbe,
bonn 2. Sftober oatirte 0epeide: v0ie
Stabt 6olario, ipelhe BON ben 9febellen
beictt mar, ersab iid ssitern Obne Slutz
persieBen. Sn Der Bropins Santa Sc
iit Die 9tnbe wieOer bersciteat, unb in
Der 9an;en Gepublif berriht 6rieSe. Die
Gestcruns bat Die unteritieuus bes
Solfes unb Der 9lrmee."
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Sncatcrbrnif0.

Smaba, Ncbr., ,. Sftober. 9as
SarnamitraBen Sperubaus" bier parG
beute Natmlttag burt Seuer uoultdupia
SerltOrt. Der @eiammtuerlult beSliiert itdl
AM $252r 200. SedJs 4eriousu, oaruuter
flint Seuermebrieute, wuroeu lnmer perleBt,
uno eiuer Der geetereu, u. SerOmer wlrO
pernliGt.
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CSe6Qnofund.

gp.,ifii6e Seilmittel fIr ipeSifite 2eiosu.
4. epesiaidIcr RurSuS, bel Struda,zGusfIdis
fen, SerJtlOpeH, Tidenitmcr8eH uiU So Die enlelHc
Ehatte; Der polfdHotae SlIriUs nit ort SdGtteln,
reidssnb aui UisnGte, $40.
2. SurIus yir. II, fur WtannerfmtuGGlc.
cine Sdattel fiir einade ootr iride 5dae So: orei
shadtelH iiir 4uere uno dHoauerHoe Sdle beI Mans
aerR iiber ben mitttreH SahrsE, dnGdeH ScltcH nfp
SIS fur orei 9ionate-
s. observation-disclosures bei urlrs, Pgaien'
uro BorittboruisEs StihperosH gtHe SHabttI 81
.uel Shabttlu S.. bret ShdtteIH $40
4. Rraftiaeuoer 2urfus, beionoer5 9eelsH.t
aIs Stdriung iHr Berouen, DeIfe Su beratbeH beab'
fdti9.H. Cine Sd]atlteI "a, orsI SdG6telu $40 iur
Srci Uonate.
5. 9Iutreiniauna ssSeurius, StropbeIn, nrs
retn,s Ppt uiiu. Cine SdatteI So; oreimouetIihe
gehaHoIung ober roller 9uriu5 SO.
BUD nit !3cusnifieu uno Sebrau1sGED.tiuH9 graz
tis. Diuu itrclbe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Ur. s2e, prsaswas Ress.ssrs R.,D
l800-l
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AuftiouSuertu t.-SIe $50. gSnr.
Seemiiuer & Comp. uestaufteH geeru 9ir.
24l4, 2arcaiteritraBe. @ruuo;iuS S37, liir
1878 an SQrbQrQ SuFe.
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%is mar6's Dscripireit.

2onb o. II, 3. Sttobsr. - Der 98ieuer
Correspondent beS y0ailp @broulcle" be
bauptet, OaB Shirt SIsmurd eue Wiemois
ren al eiueu iiioOeutiteu Ssrleger inter Ger
Seblu9ung tiir 100000 Dtart UerfauIt babe.
OaB oIelelbeu iofOrt natl lelUe:: Sobe uers
0HeutlidIt mcr0en.