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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

Farmer Mallory OF Oswego County want
Pay for Butter Sold In 1888.

SYRACUSE. Aug. while John H. Jewell.
State Organizer of the Republican League. was
engaged last week in the perfection OF his
scheme for bnrmonizing the two factions In
this county. Attorney W. E Gilbert had man
searching for him high and low In every part OF
the city where he was likely to be found. Mr..
Gilbert is a Democrat. and he had no interest
in Republican harmony. His anxiety to have
Mr.. Jewell found was that OF u lawyer solicit
tous. primarily. for the interest Of his client
and in lesser degree for his own.
The State Organizer was at one time resi-
dent OF this city. leaving here somewhere
about the middle of the eighties and estab-
fishing himself in New York. In 1888 he
came back on a business trip and went
through the country hereabout as the repre-
sentative OF firm to which he gave the name
OF Jewell. Nelson L. Co.
He made large purchases OF vegetables and
dairy produce for shipment to New York. 1t is
said. and among the farmers thus patronized
was Jared Mallory Of the town OF Hastings.
Oswego county Butter was the article bought
Of Mr. Mallory. 377 pounds OF it at % cents q
pound.
1t seems that when Mr. Jewell. at the close
OF this business trip. started for New York. he
forgot all about this little butter transaction
With 'ne iii against him Il r m aooE
and still payment was not made. At length
Mr.. Mallory's blood was reused and he CON.
suited Lawyer Gilbert The papers in suit
We're drawn. but were never served. for the
reason. the attorney says. that he could not
find Mr. Jewell.
Some four weeks ago the State Organizer
came here to labor as mi Missionary with Con-
Hendricks and endeavor to onvince them Of
the errors OF their ways political or factionuL
this herculean task Mr.. Jewell got away to
New York again and neither Mr.. Gilbert nor
his agent had the pleasure Of meeting him
before his departure. Fortunately he came
back again to attend the Convention of the
srdsd Le1 Was noa the ss opportunity thus
with, the papers watched and waited and
finally succeeded In making the service Mr.
Jewell was ut the time in the midst OF a con-
ference with local leaders at the Yates House.
He would have preferred to he LETT undis-
turhed, but Mr.. Gilbert's agent had his work
to do. and he did it without consulting the
state Organizers personal feelings or wishes
IN the matter. The suit is brought In the County
Court s1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
WILL THEY PUT HIM UNDER aRoUNDs
Mr.. Seymour Has an Ambition to He Buried
Alive, He Says,

H1L1sBoRo. H.. Aug. 7.-The mind reader. A.
J. Seymour. Is generally known in Illinois. and
his proposed attempt to be buried and remain
In the ground while q crop OF barley is grown
on his grave creates interest In this State. DR..
E. G. Dunn OF Rockford has been selected by
Seymour as manager DIR. Dunn says:
There is no question that this feat can be
performed. have seen it performed success
fully three times in India. at Allahabad. Delhi
and Benares.
For everal days Seymour will be fed upon
diet OF fat and heat-producing food. He will
then throw himself into cataleptic state. tho
est capacity. and the tongue placed lack and
partially down the throat in such manner as
to to- com petey close tn. aperture to the lungs
sealed with wax. After paraffine has been
spread over the entire body to close the pores
1t will he ready for burial
THE body will be put Into an extra large
coffin. This will be placed inside another and
both will he perforated The interment is to
be made in Il clay soil"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

ran. IL was not only contrary to the
desires Of the anti-slver men IN other states,
cation. who declared that tho Cochran scheme
was not entirely accountable TO them
;onrned. conference OF the New York
delegation was called at the instance; y
is said OF Mr.. Cochran. who had
but when the delegation assembled he was
not present. There was general sentiment
bring about the repeal of the sherman
act,, and Il is said that a, Mr.. Coekran was vas
other members OF the delegation, who
are equally Interested in, bringing about
was announced at the general consulta-
ton tonight. and Mr.. GacSran, was IN
mlnistration were very glad to have his
valuable services. they believed that better
results could he obtained by a thorough or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Killed for Informing

dREENvILLE. 6. c. Aug. 7.-John J. Henson.
white man. came here Friday and testified
before the United States Com missioner in
revenue case he has been working upon with
a deputy marshal against block aders
,He started for his home in the "a ouptains
about a twenty, five miles from here. and stayed
Saturday morning. Late that evening he WAS
found IN lonely side road. within mile OF
MS own house, dead. with his neck broken. his
away. He was evidently Killed for Informing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

She Couidn't Get Fender Into jail, but Sho
10 In Jail HERSELF


10 In Jail HERSELF
New HAVEN. Aug. Mrs. Annie Ponder.
wife OF James Fender OF Foxon. made COM
plant OF assault against her husband a few
days ago which Justice futile dismissed
Mrs Pender was very angry and swore that
she would herself go to Jail In order to bother
her husband Her first effort at getting into
Jail was to threw her two-yesr- old child into
the cistern. M, Mr.. Fender was. near by and saw
her do II. There was a foot Of water in the
cistern md he jumped in and rescued the
baby. Mrs. Pender went to Sheriff Sperry and
be arrested. But no sheriff refused. This 80
nngcred her that she seized a stone and threw
she dlsrobed and ran through the Village en-
ttirely nude; Alter a long chase sho was cap;
TO ten DAYS in Jail. She wa i'm menssy pleased
over this turn OF affairs and thanked the
Justice. saying:
what wanted. and now I'm happy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Camp Relief VIII II. Abandoned

DENVER, Aug. Camp relief will be aban-
aoned to- morrow and 500 men will have to
nunt new lodgings aud once more hustle for
their meals. The State officials having "a
ceived no aid from tho county OF city authorI.
ties, have decided to give up the enterpriss n,
ccaaring Tor the hungry unem ployed men OF the
State who drift into Denver. W '"o
Io-morr9w night review Of the militia will
occur Ct River Front Park. The charitahIa
work OF the missions will DO continued. how
g9 men again applied for work at the Cityy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Mr.. POTTER. Attempt, 10 Collect . Bill

Emile Cuas. Frenchman. 25 years OF age,
has been boarding with Francis Potter at 30
West Twenty fifth street. Last night Potion
demanded that Culas pay him three weeks
board then due or get out OF the house. In
reply Culas struck Potter. The two men were
having IT hot and heavy when Mrs. Potter
came to her husbands rescue
Somebody hit Culas on the head with a bot
fIe. making an ugly cut on his forehead Gu
lasthoughtthe somebody was Mrs Potter. and,
grabbing stick hit her over the head several
times. Mr., Potter ran for the police. Culas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Armor for the B.t,,. sh,,,.

WASHINGTON. Aug. THE New York yards
will be kept busy for the next few months
placing armor aboard the Maine and the
monitor Puritan. To-day the department sent
the largest check for the payment OF armor ret
delivered to the Government. 1t amounted to
$4,000, and was for .armor for, the battle
Nearly 400 tons OF tho lot was Tor the bar
bette OF the Indiana. a5 tons for the Names
turrets. 2OS tons for the Texas. and 2ll tons
for the monitor Puritan. This is tho largest
single delivery Of steel ever made beioro by
any company in the country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Run Over by a Mounted Coop.r.

Conrad Elllg. cooper OF 7l2 Sixth street,
pranced up Third avenue yesterday on a big
bay horse, leading a procession OF Bayarian
societies going TO o yolksfsst at Sulzer's Hair
lem River Park. He had picturesque uni
he rode over Charles Healy. an iceman OF Alb
East Tooth street and was himself thrown
over MS horses head. tearing his uniform and
Harlem H9spital and Ellig Was held at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

justice Hogan reserved his decision yestsr-
DAY after the conclusion OF tho examination
OF Mrs Josephine Bell who is charged with
annoying and threatening Henry Maillsrd. tho
cohiecti9ner. Mrs Bell denied the charge
a an said she merely shook her parasoI at
MAJ! miat,iiard because he would not stop and talk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
FARMERS cHEERnD THE vERD1cZ
Policeman Wells, Who Shot Adam Froe ieh,
Exonerateh BY u CoroneC,s Jury.

Exonerntcd by u Coroner's Jury.
ST. GEORGE. S. l.. Aug. THE Coroner's in.
quest in the case OF Adam Froelich OF New
springville. who was shot on Thursday morn
ing by Officer Edward Wells OF the Staten
Island police, was held this evening in Port
Richmond. The witnesses testimony sh owed
that Froelich had been systematically rob-
bling the farmers in the neie hborhood.
He had stolen vegetables In his possession
and was endeavoring to escape when shot BY
witness. Her testimony showed that her hus.
band had been stealing for some time past.
The Jury brought in n verdict eyoneratn9
the policeman. 1t WAS received with cheers By
q number Of farmers present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

Ahree hook@aksrs Are sted at Fort Loo.
On warrants issued by Judge Van yalen,
sherln Bogert OF Hacksnsack arrested yester-
Jay ua three bookmakers at tho Fort Lee pool
soohh. monx them was c. d. Newton. Each
oaslness Of the pool room was OF Interrupted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Accused OF Annoying Girl. To the Park.

Frank Hart a we'll dressed man of 10 xho
said he was formerly salesman for thu K.~
stone Toy Company OF Philadelphia. ana n 4,
New York looking for q better lob, was Maid T..
the lSrkyllle Police Court yesterday for trial
~ M harGo OF having annoyed Lena Dorm OF
A. 10 ne Central Park monkey house on sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
an ALMsHoUsE 7ERRoRizED.
A wooden-iegEed Pauper TIL rn.bes His Fell
lows with His Crutch.

James Marin. "a years old. pauper non.
sioner with wooden leg. went on rampage
at the Kings County Aim shouse in Flatbush
yesterday. For half an hour he welded his
score of his mates. The police finally arrived
and took him to the lookup.
Marin has been an inmate for the last
twelve yenrs. and draws q pension OF Sl2 Q
month. He was paid Saturday. and spent the
money In whiskey. He kept up his drinking
yesterday. aud until arrested spread terror
among the hundreds Of paupers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
Nv he United Pross

Just before the stroke OF noon the Vice Presi-
dents gavel fell. and the Rev. Mr.. Butler
opened the session with prayer.
The Vice President then directed the Secrs-
tary to read tho proclamation OF the Presi-
dent converting Congress in extraordinary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

To Niagara Falls Lewiston. and across Lake Ontario
TO Toronto Is OF tho delightful Irips
offered by the New York CentIal-ALa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
America 4. Forging Ahead

IN everything lrbAnA Wine CumpAny's "Gold Seal"
champagne Is exosIed by no forsgn brand-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

LAnguor. loss OF appetite and strength
Cured by broino'seItZsr-triAl bottle 10 etL-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08

bottles and have been entirely cured."-Mrs
F. w. BARKER, Al Chester Park. Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
SIZE REF USED TO WASH DISHES,

Hoods Pills are the best dinner Pills
, 1893-08-28

unO ct tpeiB alc9, boB 6erarti9e GtuSi4reiz
tungen Oa5 &apita( no6 LANCE nicbt aus
letnem Gcrlte6e Derborloden, ionbern e5
llo9 tDetter in boIielbe Surlid0ran8en.
9tun, Bic Q(rbcitSlolt9fcit fit cinen GDet(
~unierer 4rbeitcr ic5etnt ia beutnG9it ibr
Gnoe erreic6en SIT mouen, ba ia uniere
Observation-Disclosures i'm 8e9riff itcDen, Die
Wtaicbincn tDieOer in Sang 81 ieBcn, unb
au6 III m0ercn .3ipet8en ipornt bic 9tacb>
fra9e ipie6er gilt GDdtigfeit on. 2luf Die
8u8c5o8encn 8ummler ioute Die 8oli3ci
eth i3orfes Qugc baben uno iopie bieielz
ben it9 gar 5u mauiig macben, tic in Scr
8rioelpel 5ur Qlrbeit 5ipin9en, ober einfacG
auf ben Sc6ub bringen. g8ir brGlCben
OoS 5er8elatfene @eiinbel nic6t, jcDe 9r0Berc
St0ot bat ~iotpte1O genug oaUOn, OaS, lpcnl
Der 0unger e8 b05u treibt, wObl mai zinc
3cttl0n8 arbeitet, unb SIT elmer Belt pic
teBt Dem lpilltge1l Qlr6citer nob baS 8rob
pom Wtut10e lpegnimn1t, am lteblten aber
fauQen5t unb BON benz ScbweiBe onberer
le6t.
, 1893-08-28

itanb. Gr Dcrborrifa6jrte 1i6 6inter benz
&ticbe uno beipaffnetc iiob nit etnem StltbIe.
Nber nob tangent 9tln9en ipurDe ct iiber>
iDdltt9t, gcfcliclt - unb raiirtl Sci Der
lcBtere1 Spcration Bate ct 10 ~frampf9oft
nit bcm &opfc gemafclt, boB i'm Der 8ar7
bier nidt ~pcntGer ais flinf Wfnl ic6nitt.
20teanO purOe bis 5uln 20. Suli I'M Sc
fGn8nlB 8c6alten unO Donn mach 6oule ipez
Dirt. ST perlicB abcr ben Bug bel ber erlten
GclgenDett, fcDrte na0 NOm 3uriid un6 be-
CAB it9 gcraoenlpcgs IN Oa9 &ricgsminiitcz
RUM. 9ort fDnnte MAJ i9m 3tpar Ben
&tnn6art nicbt piebcr9eben, aber Der &rte9S>
mtniitcr pcriprocb Dem 8artloicn cine glGn>
5elloc @enu8tbuung, Oieie bat benn olcb
nic6t 0uf iiD p0rten laIicn, benn Sberit
8olcllt mur0e olSbalb sur 9i5polition gc>
ftellt. 2ateano bat &c biS6er nocb nicbt ge>
tpa8t, nac6 &0labrelien 5uriiG5ufebren unb
ictner @elic6ten inter Bic 2(tgcn 81 treten.
ST. tU0rtct in 9tom, baB i6m iein &iunbart
ipteoer tpNcGic. Sn Der 3pii6en3cit bat ct
Die @elcDtc9te ieineS Summaries geicbricber
uno lie, nit p6iIQiopbile9en 8cmcrtungeu
gcpitr3t, i'm v6olcbettD" per0ifentlic6t.
, 1893-08-28
&%etAeIa1tfetteS @olf.

8e3et6neno fir Sic ieBtge g}otblage lit,
6aB Elm SIeti3er in Ser 8ortaot Otorgan
P0rt burcb bic 3eitungen einen @eleQen
iu9te unO nur line etn3tge Nnfrage
erbielt. 9te Mfebgerburi9en ICbetnen benz
nacb mod nicbt 3ur p9roBen Qlrmee" ser
NrbeitSlOien su 9eb0re1t. 2(ltd6 nidbt bic
9eute, bic auf benz 6el6e orbeiten f0nnen,
0enn eth @emliiiegGttner 0a 0ratBen in
SrDtng Bart lit auBer Stanoe, 9eute 5ur
8e1orgung 1etner Tcloer GIT betommen.
Mrbettsloie gtebt eS in G6icQqO ieber>
sett, oo9 8tebt eS aub iebr piele arbeit8z
untptut8e barunter, uno bic 3a6l 0er leBtez
rem 1cbet1t 9%e8enipGrti9 6urd6 .3u3ug aus
Dem QSeltelt beoeaten6 5rgenommen AT
baben. Die mtrfticb 2(r6eitsloien II II )
Nrbett5iptlr8en iin0 SIT beoauern, Sic Qe>
iperb5m0Bt8en 8ummler, Sic nltr orbeiten
ipent tDten Da8 Q8aiIer an Sen Sails fteiot,
nIcbt. IS gtebt ]ge9entpGrti9 in Ghicooo
&dllenoe trGfti8er 2lr6eiter, Die mi0er BiLz
Len tetern miliien, aber eS gie6t nocb Dte[
nleDr &%0lt1enoe, Die t~lltner cine problemo>
EllcDe GGt1ten3 fitbren un0 Sic iebt nlr Die
@ele9en3ett benuBen, StanOaG gu mac6cn,
nno OaS ltnO Die. Sic am Somitag ben 9faz
ooa 9en'ocbt baben; pirflicbe Q(rbeiter perz
Den le3r ipent8e barunter gepeien iein, un6
Die, Die Oor1nter t%parelt, >parcn nic6t nit
Der Abltc5t ouS8e3O8en, 6fan0al gu peritben
unO 3aben itc6 oucb an BEN 2(usibreitungen
rtc9t betbetIt9t, Ser oerniinftige Nrbeiter
ipetB, OaB nit iolc4en @etpalttbdttgfetten
ntdts 31 errei6en lit, tpas i6m innetpobnt
tit ScbaffensnHt9, nid5t 3erit0run8sput6,
, 1893-08-28
Oos Derb6r perfhoben.
Die 2Iufpje9Ier 6orowiB mo Wen3el weroen
om mtttpob perh6rt peroen.

Wficbael 6oroipiB un6 Soiep0 g8cn3el,
Bic am Samita9 perbafteten Nnfitbrer beS
Nrbettcrtr0ipoll9 an Der 9SaiDin9tOnltraBe,
ipurOcn Deutc 8ormitto8 I'M II uDr Dem
0ttcbter 8raOpell DDr9efii0rt. Sctoe laDcn
blaB unO dn9itli0 aus. Sbre 6cmOenbuicn
maren nit Slut beiuoelt, ais Gin Gelultat
Der &nilppeIbtebe, Ote lte DON Ben 9oli5iiten
erbalten botten.
6orotpiB erflGrte, nic6t GngIiicb ipret6en
Sl %t0nnel1, iDcSbalD Der 8ailiff 0nffenberg
olSietn 9ollnetIcbcr flGn9trte. ST lit lcit 2
Subrcn in lmcrifo llnD fam aus 9ole1
btrcft na0 @btcagO, no ct ais SteinmcB
ge0rbettet bat.
NuT Nntr09 OeS 2(ntpalt5 be5 8crDoftctcn
Deridbob Der .9ticbter ba5 0crD0r ouf ndcbItcn
WttttpDtD Tormtttog unb i~tellte bis Dabtn
6oroptB unter $500 8iir9lbait inter Der
Nntln0e oeS Nlfrubr5, inter $500 inter
Der 2~lntlage 0e5 tbdtIicben 2lngriffS, inter
5000 inter Der Nnfla9c 6e5 Nngrtff5 ltn6
ferncr inter 5000 8iir8lcDoft ipe9en ul1orz
bentli6en 8etragcnS.
Stir 98en5el bctrdgt Sic 8iir8ichoft $500
megen NufruDrS, $500 ipc8en tbGtltcben
NngriffS u1O $500 pegen unoroentlic6em
8etrogen. Sine Qnflage lpe9en Grogen5
Der6Otener Baffcn tpur0e gegen tcinen ser
betoen GerDafteten aufrer6t crbnltcn. 8etoc
tpur0cn ipte0er IN tire 3euelt in Oer8 ~Dli3ei>
itatton 3uritGgcfit6rt.
, 1893-08-28
RIetne I(ddbrtdbten.

- Ser S6nei6er @arren S. Wartin,
$40. 4159 Cottage @roUe Q(Oe., lpurOe beutt
I'M &reiS8ericbt BON ieiner Trau GOra ali
Scheibun8 oerflo9t, neil er bieielbe in Der
%9rouiomitcn Q8eiic bebonoelt baben iou.
- Snipeftor 6o69mon bonn 8auOcpar.
tentelt bat cinen genaueu 8crtcbt ltber 0as
Teuer in South Gbtca9o ausgearbettet, benz
mir entnebmen, baB I'M @an5en 40 6duiel
nte6erbrannten, Oarunter 2 &trcber1,
SDulbauS un6 Z StGue.
- Gioncp WfcGartbp, ser Mafenperz
polter bes Derfrabten @runDei8e1tbumSs
bdnOIcrS 8. S. GIarte, bericbtete beutC
GOrmitta8 i'm @ountDgert6t, ooB biSbe1
Die @ldubi9er Nnipriicbe auf $106,O 900 err
boben bdtten, Ser 8etrag ber 8eitdn6e
lit no9 nic9t a19e9eben.
, 1893-08-28

- Ser elettriide 8runnet i'm 2oncoln
garf 1T ie6cn Otonta8 unb 6retta8 Nbenb
BON So llbr in Sbdti8feit.
= 8Oli5eiAef Brennan bat beute Morz
gen Sen Sergcanten gilbert $. 5aplor nee
gen un5iemltcben 8etrogenS aus Dem Boltz
Sei6icnit entIaiien. 5oplor lit 6~efanntIicb
bon einem al So6ion 8ouleDaro mobnenz
ben Wton1e bei6ul6iQt worben, nit bclien
6rou aQ5u tntimen llm8ang 8epfe9t 81
Dabet.
- Sic Barrett 6oteG 60" ii6ertrug
6eute Gornitta8 I'M GountD9cricbt i6re Sc
Observation-Disclosures an 6te DGDic09o Gitle
& 5ruit &c." Die 0cleUi9oft bctricb an
Ser Cottage 0roOe ur0 8oipe11 Npenl&e elm
8eltauSitclIungS76 otel. Ser 8etrag Ser
SeitdnOe unO DISQUALIFICATION lit nicbt an
gegebeu.
, 1893-08-28

Der JnhoIt oes vmefens" be-
lteht aus:
Dem teIe9ropPiiden 8eridt
iiber ale wihti9en uno interels
ianten Grei9nii1e oes 1n= uno
Quslanoes, Ole bis 4 uhr am
Sonnta9 mor9en einlaufen,
einem pouitdnoi9en Sofalberidt
uno eoitoriellen 8elpredunoen,
woourb er itd7 Dor oen meiiten
anoeren oeutld omerifanilben
Sonnta9sbldttern portReilbaft
aus5eihnet;
Ginem umfon9reiben, nit gro
fer Sor9falt aus9ewdPltem5 eltil=
Teton, oas 81 einem 8uche per-
eini9t einen 5iemlid umfan9rei=
d?en 8ano abgeben wiiroe, uno
aus Romanen, QopeIlen, fleine=
rem Gr5dPlungen, 6umoresfen,
opuldr=wihenlhoftliden pIou=
oereien, SdiIoerrrn9en fremoer
Sdnoer uno Orte, aus Gen feoern
Der beiten uno beliebteten Sbrift=
teller, interehanten Kunitnacb-
ridbten, 6eoid?ten, RdtPieIn,
Sd2er5en &C.;
elmer Red2ts-Gfe, in peldber
Ger &eier iiber Ole am metiten in
Gas 9ew0PnIid2e &eben einorei-
fenoen 6elebe uno Ginrid2tun9en
belehrt miro;
Der 10 beliebten yDamen5ei,
tr1n9" inter Ger belonOeren Re
oaftton oes beriiPmten ynorif"
nno ieinem 9ro6en Stable geiit-
reid?er uno 9emittPpouer 2lrbet=
tertnnen;
Gnolid9 5oPlreidben 2ln5eigen,
oenn Ger uDeiten" 1T in 6ol9e
ieiner 9roben Oerbreitun9 Gas 9e-
iuhtete Qn5ei9enblatt, uno fir
0eoen, Ger etpos 5u faltfen ooer
81 perfanfen bat, Don R0bitem
Dertbe.
Der uDeften" 1T bel Sen Grd-
germ Ger u3uinots Staats-5ei-
ting" uno oes y2lbenoblattes Ger
1uinois Stoats=5eitun9% .iomie
tn allen Nems-Stores 5u Paben,
, 1893-08-28
Wnnnrtnt nn1ttmferA

TT
9rei Mai tGgltD uob Mllpoufee. g uDr 8Drm., ~ 80
AbenoS lnD . llbr Nben0S. Ser ueue 9nmpier Dir,
9tutn" fabrt 8 llDr WtorgGu3 NIB Der meme Sample. M
Diana" nm 8 Tin Mbeu0S. W.
Sd9li1 mad &uOingtOn Hub MtontItee, g 8orm. Sim
SGrllto9 1obtt Der 9ulHpTer nm 8 llbr N6enb5 ab.
.Seoelt &a9 na0 Hactl1e, WtIllnoufee, SbebpDgau. Sta
mInec mn 1880 ubr Atcnos.
Seocn Sag mad @raHb 3operI, Musfesou, @rarb
&aptb3 etc, NM 7:30 ubr Nbeuo3, Quf ben Ieueu Sam.
piern uNtonto" nl0 n@itO pT Jtactne."
9to@ Steen Ban, Gscutoba, WtaniItique uno 99ap
SORTS ot Salntog, 7ubr @beuoS.
SOautnQS uuSgeEDmnen. SfFtc uub 3p6s: SSra
tSNB Oef @StGstoai stDc. l0aDrmb
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Nhtca9o &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Eidet.
" Offtce5: 9to5. 206-208 Start : StroBe, al BET
Satlep @Denue StattOH un0 an Depot. @de gGea5=uuo
&iu5Je=Str.
QbfQbrt 9ufInft
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AbI0gft I&tHtuuft
Suge -- ----
SGinots uab Soma @oft ........... 8:15 MI+ 700 81
Beorta 9rpreB ................. 12:45WI 1875 u
So. Bluffs uno Ono9a GrUreb. I2:45 gd' i:35 q
81 So. otto. &Olpt6 & San. 6ttnI 800 81 1880 81
WtinneoDDltS. Gt8. & S1our fSaaS' $50 81 1l:I5 Y}
SDltet Accommodation ............ = Ais sd = $50 gR
9cbraSta Statc &imite0 fUr 3eSI
.AjtoiHCs, Gm0ba uuo &iuCOlu. go. 500 9H S:OO9H
9eru accommodation. ........... 5:25 9tt $40 ID
8eofla gEpre8. ....:".m". 500 ait 1875 81
O0 8ania8 gitD @c5ti6ulc0 ...... GOO 81 1000 ST
St M5ortb. Set09. t0gl. GNEreB.... 500 81 1000 ID
Geloer. Soto. Spas. nnD 4}ue6lD, oa
OmaGo & &iue (9iQ Sine ...... 1000 q + 900 81
Council 8Iuis NIB Gmaba. ..... 1890 vi" 7:l5 m
0tttfleoppl!s & vi. R0ll.......... 1880 NF 7:15 81
9eH6er DIG $toitlo5 @ttQ. ll:l5 81 545 81
Ct. JDe, Ntl5. s. &eapenluDrtD 800. '1l:l5 81" 5:45 81
PeDrto gto0t=GrpreB ............. Ills 81" 5:45 81
'Gaglid). ! AuSqetoutmen SDtntao. 3glusoeupm.
men Somit0g. Au5Qenommsu NtDntaQ.
, 1893-08-28
oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statement Of the GREENWICH INSU'
hShudl OtdtUilCht RANCE COMPANY of New
York, i'll the State Of New York, on the Dist day
OF December, 1892: made to the Auditor OF Public
Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Assets
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GDtcn0O & g0eft W1iMteam : @ol

NDtc19O & N8e1t : Nttatt9att S0Dte.
@bico9D Station, FuB BON u. Str.
(6ta6t=Oi1ce, 81 GIart Str)
N6fabrt. Mnfunft.
3.25 M-Wp dentoQe-burhf. 8arIDr=@Gr-6. so "
5.45 -No6eut-BarlorzGa @0~loim.-12.2 con
1885 Neutrality-suspicious. nbeS 0lafpog IS 5
9mrd,fabremoe SSsc na6 Srato Ysaptos,
8etoSfe@, Sb9rIe0oir, SAB Blew, SrGOerie
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" characterization Ban 9ureu=5tr.. Gin 8loi
iiiblt0 bonn 8oorO ri Irobe. 3idetzCffce: 1O4 GlorfTtr.
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Gi|enboRn~ GaRrpRdne.


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" St0bt=3idet Office: 2O7 GIort=Gtr.; Gelephpne
2l90 MIoin. lluiOn RoIio9ter=9t ation: GonaIs, NOauIss
uro WtooiIp1=5tr.
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Die illinois Staats= 3eitung 90.
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" : Y. Union pa6en9er Station.
.xlYGnnsyIVanid LINES.
MSamSs, GaraIs INN @taStipn:Str.
nus genommen Spunta9

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Gtro8e @de SodiDn, uno int @ubttprinm 0otel.
3urd)-3uge Iobrsn Die rolgt nGd GeutraI=3eit:
"TGoIihn = S6nIrh orSoart NM cDooAoa
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betrdtbsfbeine

Sis 6erte Mjtta8 ipur6en sic foGgen6en
6eiratb5l6etne erpirft:
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S69ltb. / S6gltb, alsqeuontmen Sonntng8.
MtDHtoqs.
, 1893-08-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

animal Notamont of the NATIONAL I
hhhudl DtdtVlhCW INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, on the
3lSt day of December 1892: made to the Auditor Of
Public Accounts OF the State OF Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in