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Francisco. on their way to Canton.
China. They were accompanied to San
Francisco by S. S. Fulton and wife.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
". II. Lett, P. Bolger, w. Il. Metson, J.
=. Sellick, NJ. Z. Briggs, II. Haight, San
Francisco: DIR. II. Gillis and wife, Marys-
vile; Fred c. Miller, Aloha; c. NJ.
Thomas. Woodland; Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Thomas and children, Ia Platte, Mo-; G.
II. Todd, @. NJ. Foster. C. D. Griffin, city:
y. II. Shinn, SuSanville.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: A. II. Rose. Colusa: J. $. How
land, Pomona; }. II. Pond and wife. Sac
ramento; 5. a. Knapp, Nevada; J. J.
Campbell, Gait; J, r. Hebron, Salinas;
l. G. Morehouse, San Leandro; c. Z.
Locke, Chicago; James Il. Jones, J. P.
Meehan, l.. II. Schit, j. w. Alexander,
S. S. Rumsey, G. c. Bradford. II. S.
Bradford, ". 3. Waycott, J. s. Swan. L.
Elkus, Mabey McMahan, San Francisco.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. II. w. Harkness is up from San
Francisco.
E. f. Smith has gone to Shasta Springs
for a short stay.
a. II. Shinn of Susanville is at the
Capital Hotel.
Mrs. J. B. Harris has gone to Truckee
TO join her husband.
Miss Jennie Miller has returned from a
visit at Carson City.
George CowIes has returned from a So
journ at Castle Crag.
Mrs. Mohr, son and daughter have re-
turned to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Mamie c. Rippon has returned
from visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. \. Stein and family left for San
Francisco and San Jose yesterday.
Mayor Steinman viii leave with his
family for Santa Cruz this morning.
George w. Kink and family will leave
tomorrow on visit to South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. b. Howe and her daughter Birdie
go to Santa Cruz to-day for a few weeks
stay.
Principal J. II. Pond, wife and child
will leave to-day for visit to San Fran
cisco.
A. II. Rose of Colusa, Commissioner of
Public Works, is at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
Tomorrow Judge johnson and Win J.
Davis will depart for Deer Park, near
Truckee.
Miss Ida Clinch leaves this morning
for a months sojourn at Twin Lakes,
santa Cruz.
Mrs. James G. Davis and daughter
Lottie leave to-day for months sojourn
n San Francisco.
Dan" Jones Of the Bodie Free Press,
,1f1 =. e,
visit 10 the city.
J. j. Nagle and wife have gone to San
Francisco. After remaining there a week
they go to Bartlett Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Miller and Roy
Taggart left Yesterday on the east-bound
lrain for humboldt County, New.
Miss Mary Woods and Miss NJ. r. Lit
lie have gone 10 the Worlds Fair and
other points of interest in the East.
Building Inspector George Nichols has
gone to San Francisco TO attend the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge OF Red Men.
w. l.. sullivan, bookkeeper for the
Rancho del Paso, has returned with his
family after q prolonged visit in the East
George II. Swingle of Yolo has just re-
turned from a three-month's visit to
Grand Rapids. Mich, the Worlds Fair
and other places.
Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, formerly rector
Of St. PauPs Church in this city, is now a
student at Oxford in England. ii is ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs. ;. NJ.
Davis, and his sister, Miss Ellie. Mrs.
Davis has not recovered yet from the fall
she received in st. Louis last winter, and
has 10 be wheeled about in a chair.
Mrs. General Fulton and daughter, DR..
Mary Fulton of Ashland, Ohio, who have
been visiting at the residence of the
formers son, City Passenger Agent 5. ;.
Fulton, on Thirteenth street, between Q
aud p, lett on Monday morning Tor san
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At BOSTON.
Boy Cholrs.

Boy choirs, trained as such singers are
trained in Great Britain and in Germany
were almost unknown in this country ten
years ago, and are not common now,
though there are several admirably
trained boy choirs of New York. When
the time comes Tor the choir boys voice
to change, the conscientious choir master
bids him rest, in order that his natural
male voice may not be spoiled Tor sing
ing. The task of teaching the lads to sing
in the artificial manner required is most
laborious. and the earnings Of the learners
are trifling. Later well-traned choris-
ter may earn from $500 to $500 per year
by his Sunday work. The choir boy of
the rural parish is usually an unschooled
imp, chosen for his golden hair and
cherubic face.-New ork sun.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Duncan Mckenzie Of Washington. YoIo
County, has been committed to the
Stockton Asylum.
Chief Of the Weather Bureau Jenkins
is trump-he says the hot wave will
break by tomorrow.
Martin Halloran, the railroad yardmas-
ter, and Conductor Dan West had a fall
ing out at the depot yesterday, but there
was no bloodshed.
E. G. Fairfield, the Steve Brodie Of Fol-
som, again jumped from the iron bridge
at that place on Sunday into the Amer
lean River without injury to himself or
the powders.
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Chief Engineer Guthrie Of the Fire De-
partment was reelected by the Fire Com
lnissioners last evening to succeed him
self.
So was Assistant Chief Montgaillard.
1t was the regular monthly meeting of
the board, but instead of being held at
the Corporation House, as is customary,
the Commissioners met at President
David Ahern's house on L street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, Mr.. Ahern
being unable to be about on account of
MS broken leg.
Commissioner James NJ. Morrison, in
placing Chief Guthrie in nomination to
succeed himself, took occasion to eulogize
the daring fre-fighter eloquently. He
said that Mr.. Guthrie had fulfilled the
duties Of the office to the complete salts
faction of the Commissioners and the peo-
pie. There was no sensible reason for
making a change. Competent officials
were hard to find, and now that Sacra-
mento had found one it would be poor
policy to discard him in order to expert
Inent with a new hand.
Mr. Morrison believed in the saying
that one good turn" deserved another
and it would apply equally well with one
good "term."
President Ahern seconded the nomina-
rion of Chief Guthrie and also spoke
highly OF the Chiefs qualifications. He
moved that the election be made by accla-
nation. The motion was carried unani-
Ilously.
Assistant Chief Montgaillard was
nominated to succeed himself by Presi-
dent Ahern in few well-chOsen and
complimentary remarks, and Mr.. Nor
5ison seconded the nomination. The
Of Chief oil
Dy acciamaLion.
The routine business of the Commits
bioners was then proceeded with. The
monthly reports of the company foremen
on fires and alarms were received and
1iled.
chief Guthrie reported that he had
placed an order with Friend d Terry
Company for the new alarm poles re-
Gently ordered.
The Chief, on his own request, was
granted a ten-day leave of absence, be-
ginning August I'd. The Chief subse-
nuently remarked to a friend that this
vas his first vacation in thirteen years.
tervice in the fire department.
The foremen OF the several companies
reported their outfits in good condition
and their men as enthusiastic and game
as they always have been.
The payroll for July, amounting to
sl,9lj, was audited, as were also the fol-
lowing tldlilS against II6 Q6IdEItllGDL.
Capital Gas Company, Sl4 10; Sacramento
Mills, s. rs; Phoenix Mills, Sl3 81; Neu-
bourg Il Co., Sl7 Is: Sunset Telephone
Company, 81; Whittier, Fuller q Co.,
81 40; Schaw, Ingram, Batcher q Co.,
Sl2 50; Paul Grai, 10 cents; Grafmiller
Bros, 81 -; J. l.. Jack, $40; a. 5. Hop
kins Il Co., 81 %; Thomas McCaffrey,
So Is; Lewis & Co., 70 cents; Brown
Bros, s. %; Charles OFT, Jr., 90 cents; W.
l.. Ielcke, 25 cents: NJ S Hammer 81:
p. Beckendorf, S2; NJ. Duffy, s.; r. d.
Murphy, $50 y; }. y. Phillips, 81 50; H.
y. Guthrie, $40 95; Phil Cook, 81 80; J. NJ.
Klein Electric Works, Sl4; \. X. Eldred,
-; Root, Nielsen K Co., 81 80; J. A.
Lafierty, 50; Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, SO 30; Frank Wickwire 81 IS: p. w.
Sheehan, 50 30; NJ. McElaney, IS; Welt
zei d Son, s. 80; George Surgeson, S8; y.
aisan 8 LSup'I, H. Il oo n Rnrnag AngFH = G 59 Sn4i : H.
van-kelly Company, g %; w. f. Cutler,
- 50 Silas Garlic Sl,50O.
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Electric Organs.

The organist of St. Thomas Church at
Taunton will hereafter touch an electric
button and the electricity will do the rest.
This is accounted for by a recent1mporta-
ton of an electric organ which Is in
tended for that church, and which arrived
at the Boston Custom-house the other
day. A Bible Wagon" another curious
gov. 1t is an elaborate affair eouinned
with seats, book racks, and high
pulpit, which, with its high stand. can ha
aimed in any direction. tits highly fash
ioned, and bright with varnish and old
ing.-New York Sun.
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Pet Names.

Recent newspaper comments on tba
propensity OF school and college girls to
allow themselves to be catalogued by met
examination of a catalogue of SnSitb = - 81
lege, with the following result: Glass of
1893 numbers ia, with four membars
whose christened names end in ie, ma
class OF 1891 has also ia members two
OF whom sign themselves by dininntives1
The class Of 1895 counts i69 and thraa
pets, while the class of 1896, number
ing 20, has only one of the Objectionable
appellations.
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a Railroad Amid the c1onds.

The Central Peruvian Railway across
the Andes starts from sea level at Callao.
1t crosses the Andes Range to Oroya, 1876
miles from the coast. At the seventh
mile it IS 500 feet above the level of the
sea. At the fiftieth mile the elevation is
about 5000 feet. and the ascent is steady
and rapid until it reaches its highest point
at the one hundred and sixth mile, when
the hight is 10, ,665 feet.
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sacramentans for the Mint.

Among the persons mentioned as
pretty certain to have positions in the
San Francisco Mint are Hugh McClosky
and E. 4. Clark lcoloredl of this city-the
former to be foreman of the pressroom
and the latter to be messenger. Robert
Barnett, the new chief clerk, is already
on duty.
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Prices Realized at Yesterdays Sales in
Enstern (irios.


Eastern Cities.
CHICAGO, July 3I.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day at the following prices: German
prunes, 81 80 to S2; Bradshaw plums.
81 80 to 81 70; Egg plums. 81 40 to 81 %;
Bartlett pears, 81 40 to 81 s.; Crawford
peaches, 81 40 to 81 60; FountainbIeau
grapes, half crates, 81 80 to 81 s.; Red
Nectsrines. 81 10 to 81 S..
CHICAGO, July 3l.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at auction ten cars
of California truit at the following prices:
Bartlett pears, 81 IS to 81 O5; Simoni
pranes, s. % to g 95; Tragedy prunes,
81 go to 81 20; German prunes, 81 50 to
to S2 20; Peach plums, 81 50 to 81 70; Co.
lumbia plums, 81 20; Bradshaw plums,
81 70 to 81 50. Purple Duane plums, 81 30
to 81 80; Egg plums, 81 50 to 81 90; Silver
prunes, II 60; Mikado plums, 81 20;
Washington plums. 81 % to 81 50; Mag
mum Bonum plums. 81 10; Royal Hative
plums, 81 to 81 35; Crawford peaches, 81 Is
to 81 50; Foster peaches, 81 10; Tuscan
Cling peaches, 81 b; St. John peaches.
81 05 to 81 IS; Hale's early peaches. 81 to
81 05; Strawberry peaches, 81; Fountai n
bleau grapes, 81 10 to 81 50; nectarines, 75o
to 81 Is.
AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, July 31.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day at the following prices: Tragedy
prunes. s. 40 to 81 Is; Magnum Bonum
plums, g 40; Egg plums, y 10; Washing
ton plums. g 05; peach pluns, 81 30 to
81 s.; Purple Duane plums, 81 6j to 81 50;
German prunes. 81 So to 81; Hale's Early
peaches, 81 50; Bartlett pears, 81 80 to
| 81 45.
NEW York, July 3I.-The Porter Broth
! ers Company sold to-day five cars of
California fruit at the following prices:
Bartlett pears, 81 to g 10; Bradshaw
plums. 81 50 to & 20; Tragedy prunes,
81 Is to 81 IS; German prunes. 81 So to
s. 05; Egg plums, 81 95 to s.; Washington
plums, 81 80 to 81 90; peach plums, 81 75
to 81 50; Royal Hative plums, 81 50;
plums, 81 % to 81 10; Purple Duane
plums, 81 so to 81 50.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 3l.-The Porter
Brothers Company sold to-day at auction
two cars OF California fruit at the follow
ing prices: Bartlett pears, s.; peaches,
45c to 81 10; plums, Soc to 81 35.
AT OMAHA.
| OMAHA, July 31.-The Porter Brothers
| Company sold three cars Of California
! fruit to-day as follows: Apples. 81 to
81 25; Bartlett pears, 81 50 to 81 70.
AT KANSAS CITY.
I KANSAS CITY (Mo.), July 3l.-The
/ Earl Fruit Company sold California
! Bartlett pears at auction to-day at prices
ranging from 81 COOL 75, an average of
4 81 20 per box.
! AT BOSTON.
| BosToN, July 3l.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at auction to-
day. realizing the following prices: EARLY
Crawford peaches, 81 65@2 30; Hale's
early peaches, 81 6502 So; st. John
peaches. 81 S5@I 90; Washington pIums,
/ 81 I5al 40; Purple Duane plums, 81 %;
Golden Drop plums, Sl91 10; red nectar
ines, s. p; Fountainbleau grapes, half
crates, 75G95c; Tragedy prunes, 81 so;
/ Gross prunes, 81 10.
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OUR TWO SENATORS.
They WIN Be in This City Short Time
Tonight.

To-night's overland express train.
leaving here at o'clock. will have as
passengers United States Senator'S White
and Perkins, en- route to the National
Capital.
As the train will be at the depot for
twenty minutes, it is the intention of a
number OF prominent citizens to receive
the gentlemen with some mark Of re-
spect. There will he band of music
there, and it is proposed to fire three
salutes-one in Senator Perkins honor,
one for Senator White, and the other for
Governor Markham.
No doubt there viii be great crowd OF
people there to welcome the distinguished
officials and bid them God-speed on their
way to work out some solution OF the
financial problem.
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outdrawn in a stih Game.

Ibid you had 'citin' game las night?"
"Only played one hand"
"W hat break up de festivities"
"Dar was 81 on de table an L had three
kings"
Berry good for a stahter."
AN Mr.. Jinkins he'll up cyads.'
"Promisin'
''Shoh. An drew anundah king"
"An' won de pot?"
'.No."
"What did Jenkins draw?''
"Er razer. Montreal Star.
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american Ror Aseocio,,on

The sixteenth annual meeting of the
American Bar Association Will he held at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Wednesday.
Thursday ana Friday, August Seth and
3lst, and September lst, 1858
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d5e1terul z1utircs.

DASTURAGE-FINF PAsTUR4GE CAV
i be Ead Tor any number of horses and cat
tie at the Billings Ranca. north OF tne citv.
near mouth OF TIE American River. water
ana green iced plentiful Apply on IremfSea.
jy31-1wf
ID EADING OF THE PAST. PRESENT Am
IL future by MRS. l. c. ANDREWS. the no
neer fOrtune-teller and clairvOyant. I25I Srv-
enth street, between ana NJ. jy24-Ima
HARRY w. RIVETT STEAM CARPET
| cleaning, corner Twelfth and D streets
Carpet cutting. sewing and refltting Furnt
tlre packed for shipment Secondhand car.
pets and furniture bought and for sale Teie-
phone 292.
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Chosen Frlnnds, Hon

Crowds of people went out to Oak Park
last night to attend the dance given there
by Sacramento Council, Chosen Friends.
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5APetftn 71ntfres.

TT'HE LADIES' COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY
4 Re Fular meeting at Red Mems Hall
TUESDAY, EVENING August LIST. at : o'clock.
FLORA KNOX, President
VICTORIA GARRISON, r. 5 it,
- SACRAMENTO CHATTER, NO. 3.
u. A. M.-Stated meeting THIS "a
E9DAf !, August 1st. at 7:3O Sharp; u *
ans ,, hoyaI Arch Degree. Soiourning v
companions cordially invited
IT J. HURLEY, II. Z.
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Not SusDeuded
CALIFORNIA FRuITs.

Officer Talbot Will not be suspended
from duty pending his investigation.
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IU@t-Eu1tun.

7 OST-IN GOING FROM THE FREMONT
! Hotel to the railroad shops, two letters
Finder will please return to FREMONT HO-
TEL and receive thanks. ltf
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GUTHRIE STILL CHIEF.
Election Of Officers in the Local Fire
Department.

Assistant Chief NIontgaiilard VIII Sue
ceed Himself, Too-The Depart
ment in Good Condition.
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GITUATION WANTED BY STEADY, IN
- dusJriOus man clerk IN grocery or pro
duce store. Address INDUSTRIOUS, this Of
ice. fy22-IOt@
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(AT TANTED-A POSITION IN PRIVATE
w family, by n young man. TO take care o.
horses and work about garden, etc. Apply at
1889 street. fy2J-3ta
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WYE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, FREQ
newspaper advertising, a chance 10 deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
and permanent business. Address CON
SOL1DATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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5pu1ItRn.

A TLAST WE HAVEIT ACTIVEAGENTs
"A everywhere to take orders for ..Sheppe
Worlds Fair Photographed;" a magnificent
collection OF copyrighted PHOTOGRAPHS OF
buildings, scenes, exhibits Of the Worlds Co
lumbar Exposition; splendidly described:
authorized by the official management; one
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freight paid; agents in the held are clearing
from 81 to s45 Caily; drop everything else
and handle this book; you will make money
fast; finely illustrated circulars and terms
free; outfit and so photographs only 81 Adj
dress GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISHING COM
PANG, 35S DEARBORN St, Chicago, H.. or 723
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa. au1-1Ot
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Epr InLr.

EOB SALE CHEAP, ON REASONABLE
j. terms, or IN exchange for city property.
five or ten acres near Brighton Station. Ap-
ply or address c. W. SOMMERS, Thirty-niuth
street and Magnolia avenue. oak Park. jyJ-lms
NOR sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK OF
l. "fhe Garteu Gold Cure Institute Com
pany.' Inquire of DR.. CHAS. 5. HART, at
the institute. 52G Ninth street. corner r.
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Gins Werifo.

Stabt WerifO, 16. Sttober.-
Der bislise @eiaubte Gan Salpaoor's
bcri9tet oas SOlssnSc: Die 9fssieruns
BON San Salpabor bat cine Inlsibe I'M
Sctraae BON p Millionen ialpuoori=
ldcn @eloeS 9emadt, I'M banlit Die Soz
item bes Srie9es nit Guatemala uno anz
oere Id,webenoe S9uloen ;u Ocden, Die
General G;eta cOutrubirte. Seutide
unb ameritaniltbe Sam fleute Gan Sal>
paoor's wareu Die bauptlabIiditen
ifrtbentcn sur Nnleibe." = Sei einenl
Sticrssicdt in bieiiscr Staot warS elmer
Ser &fer BON clncm lpiitbenocn 2bier
in Der @essnwart ieiusr giuttcr unO
leines &iuOes ;u GOoe aetreten. Der
9erissluselsgcnbeit III @uerro luirb a(ls
III aro6e Seoeutuns bsi9smehen; er bat
nur etwa 200 9lnbGuser unO oarunter
feline cin;ise anseiebeue oOer einfluB1eide
Berl0nlidtsit. Sberit De @itt Softer
Don ser meritanilden 2lrmee, Elm sebos
reuer 4meritaner, ilt weseu SubOroina=
tion su ;,uci Monaten sSeituns perurs
tbeilt worocn. 0elauoter @rap wirb anl
19. D. Otts. ;u einem nlebrwOdentlidleu
llrlaub nad Den Scr. Staaten ;uriids
fehren.
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aus oeut Snneren WarpIano's ,ttto
Sen angrensenoen Staaten.

Des Soot tl6lagS lauloi g.
Soieph Spruia, Der Neser, pelfer aui
bem Sdooner y3ohu u. Sersuion" ben
yiaat @bas. 2eacod nit eiuer 9rt uber ben
Sopf hieb, mobei geacod iiber Soro itir;te
uuD ertrauf, parb am Dfouta9 i'll Sowlou
bon elmer Surp oeS Sootl9lasS i9uloig be-
iunoeu. Oas Qrtbell maro auf Intrag Der
Sertbeipiger iuspenbirt.
Gin heublid)es Serbre dl H.
Su Cumberland, 0to., purbe am Otontag
l1eurg Eeeters, elm iibelbeleuuunbete8 Cub.
jeff, anf Die Sel6ulotguu9 bin uerhaftet, oil
Der 6.lshrlgeu @1ie Jtohm ein beltialiihes
Serbred]en ueriibt su baben. IS beIBt, oaB
Dem SinO suuor getaubunySmittel eiugeges
ben rpurben; oahelbe lie9t left l6luer trant
oaruleoer.
ltraub. - Sn Grafton, gSef>Sa.,
Orungen leeten 6relta96sAbeno 0iebe in pas
Foiidmt ein, iprcugteu ben @elaidrant auI
uuO raubteu etlua $413.71 in HormarIeu,
500 III 9elD uuO "a einsetriebeue 4adete.
Sim Der Sbat perOadttge SnbiuioueH wurz
ben uerbaitel uno III lluterlubunssbat Ses
bradt.
Sobt an ufgefuube n murbe &c.
tern, Mor9eus uhr, in Oem .5oiraume
lelue5 Yanopse5 y@aitlebapeu," Der etlua
DieileH pom Cambridge, DO, gelsgen III,
pr. u. 9Sation SadiOu. Gin plrnlt]ag
bate ieinem Sebeu ein Gube 9emaft. Der
&eritorbene, eiH Sruoer peS 2lhtb. s. 6.
Sadiou, MAR I'M Sriibjabr 1892 uOu Saltl.
more nat) uGaitlebuuen" se;oaen uuO bate
etpa $4,000 auf Die Serl90neruug ietueS
sauoFess usrwauot. Gr bint.rlaBI etpa
100000. pr. 9Silbur S. SadiOn uor BAL.
tluore, ebeniaQ5 eiu VruDer oes 2abin9es
ifiebeueu, III poa benz AblebeH III 3sHntaIB
ssieet wpgoen.
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RAD oreikia sSahren.

Balmer, Waii., "a. Sftbr.-SOr
SreiBi9 Sabren frat 9barles Solcomb
bon bier in bic gunbesarmee elm, matte
ben Siiraerfrtes nit unO lieB nod Se<
enSisuns oeiielben gtidts mcbr BON iid
bOren. Seine 6rau, Die NIT ibrenl
Sobue bier auriif9cblicben mar, beiras
tbets, neil iie ibren Wann fir tOSt bielt.
miebcr. Sbr 5peiter Ofann mar Gapt.
Sobnion pom Yalmsr. St iuie iie lpeiz
len nidt mcbr unter ben Sebenoen.
Sest bat Der Sabn, Geo. 0olcomb.
entbsdt, baB iein Yater nod lebt; er JAP
I'M 8oltante 3u Golrain, Ofah., einen
un Ieinen Yatcr abreiiirtsn Srief ausses
banst. perfolste oiele Spur unb fano
ieinen Sater luieoer, Der ni4t iuelt BON
Golrain cine 6arm beiiet, wieoer pers
beiratbct 1T unO mebrere &lnber bat.
gr bcsiebt cine YeniiOn uno auberte iid
ieinsm Sobnc seseniiber, ct batts feline
erlte Jrau Dor ibrem Gooe nod germ
sinmal seiebsn unO seiprOden. 8arum
ct nidt su bericlben suriidsefcbrt it,
mirb nid)t seIa9t.
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SSer's 9elo ae,uad,t hat.

Gbicago, "a. SftObsr. - Oa sic
0ausr Der @eltaus ltellun9 nur nod
auf cine cin5ise @O6e berednet lit.
10 fam cine siemlid 9enaue Sdaeun9
oes 9teinsewinns, ben Die pielcn GOnz
,ellipnGre I'M ,SaflouzBarf" unb auf
Der y rOtiowapz zBlaiiance" troe ibres bliss
bergen 2amentOs, OaB tic ibre 8ednuns
nid)t finben wiirben, er5ielt babeu, l6Ou
lest stgeben werOen. @befz@lerf Slafs
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Nusitenun9s llnternsbmern gu @ute
fommenbsn 20 BrO3ent Der Sc iammt.
einnabmeu, tulmerbin nod 4 Dilllonen
Dollars betra9t.
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r@slo senla6t," ielblt uadOem iic 5
biz so PrO;ent ibrer @eiammteiunab>
men in Dit Nuslteuunss>Saiie entriatet
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/. g. ipirb nad absus BON 100000
llnfoteu uno so Yro;ent Absabe all Die
gus iteaun9S Saile nod eineu 6ein<
profit BON ca. $26O,OOO cr;ielen. Gineu
gang cnOrulen Brofit baben Die sroBeu
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Die r&euinstOnzG GaterinssG GompanD."
Gang erflsdlide Summsn babeu audi
Die Sobawahsr>, Sop Corn" unO
SouuenirsScrtdufer fer berausseidluseu.
Gin iOrmlideS Ycrmosen bat absr
Sberit GOoD, alias y Buffalo Bill" NIT
leiner - gSllOz9Selts ltsSbow" wdbrcub Der
Weltausiteauns srmOrben.
als @oOp ietuerse,t NIT benz Nusitsls
lunsssDirettorium in llntsrhauolunsen
trat, nm icine nSbow" aui bcm sluss
itsuunssplaec erOiinen au birien, ba
bate Yrdiioent !SissiubOtbam ibm ;u
peritshen seseben, baB elm iOldss llns
ternsbmen nidt yrefineb" scnus isi, UNI
Die !Suitimmuns Der @crpaltuug 81
iiuhen. OurauIbin mietbete rgunalo
Bill" einen srOBen Ylas auBerbalb Der
Sbore Der 9Scltauslt.lun9 uno beimlte
in ben ieas WOnateu cine soloens
@rnete ein.