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Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Dr. Stroud, eye, ear, nose and throat

H. Mac Davenport has taken charge of the Phoenix Light and Power com pany's works, vice H. Ohnick, who has resigned. All complaints should be made to him at the office, room r, Ma tional Bank of Arizona building.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Parties desiring lots in the beautiful Simms addition> should apply to J. T. Simms. Office Room Monihon build ing, from 10 to 12 and l to o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Owing to financial distress I am still compelled to sell the good people of
 Phoenix iced melons, WI. M. RowoRTH.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Grand Cooking Contest.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN
 notice circular of the Pacific Grotto Lunch Counter which states that the work of their pastry cook was being initiated by amateurs. The shot was made for me. I will wager the sum of $100 that the so-called amateur pastry cook will do better and finer work than any lunch counter pastry cook in the city. the winner to donate the money to any charitable institution the press may name. I will wager another hun dred dollars that 1 have pupil who has been in training but five weeks who will do better work than any other lunch counter pastry cook 1n the city.
 Respectfully,
 CHAS E. WHITE, .
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Fan service for the hot months will be furnished by the Phoenix Light and Power company to customers as in the past. Apply to H. Mac Davenport, room IF, National Bank of Arizona building.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

If you want to keep cool this summer get an electric fan from Pratt Bros. Call and see them work.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Wanted-By Wednesday span of horses; broke or unbroken. Not less than 1000 lbs each in weight. Call or address, ''Horse," this office for par ticulars.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Dr. .Ancil Martin, eye, ear, nose, throat and general surgery.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Iced melons and place to eat them at WM. M. RoWoRTH.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

For Rent-One pleasant room well furnished; one square from court house Address P. o. box 21S.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Trains 103 and 104 make close connection at Ash Fork with trains 3 and 4 on A. & P R. R. Trains 121 and 122 connect with trains l and ? at Ash Fork on A. x P. R. R. Trains 103 and 104are passenger trains and run daily Train 122 is an accommodation train running daily except Saturday. Train 12l is an accommods- l. tion train running daily except Sunday.
 Trains POI and POP run daily and connect with stage line carrying passengers and U. s. mail to and from Phoenix via Stanton, Congress Wickenburg, Vulture and Calderwood
 R. R. COLEMAN, Supt. G. W. VAUGHN. V-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. F. A. HEALY, General Passenger Agent.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Arizona Historical Society.

The material prepared by the above named society will be published for the four months beginning with the July, 1894 number, in the OVERLAND MONTHLY, San Francisco, Cal, under the caption of Building State in Apache Land" Subscription price, s3 a year in ad- vance, or for the four numbers.
 CHAS. D. BOSTON, President
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Respectfully

Chief Cook and Pastry Cook Nickel Plate Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
ArCh1IeCG.

r M. CREIGHTON-Archite and superin- J tendent. Office, West Washington St., thgnix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Schools.
Marlborough School for Young Ladies'

S65 w. 23rd. St., Los Angeles.
 select school for sixteen girls giving the comforts of a refined home. Advanced work in English History, Literature, Art. Latin, etc. year. Day pupils $1O0. For circulars address
 MRS. G. A. CASWELL, Principal.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03

Southern Pacific east bound passes Maricopa at 11:50 p. m.
 southern Pacific west bound passes Maricopa ! at 40 s. m. Pacific time.
 Connection made at Phenix with stage for Prescott. i c. s. HASTEN, | General Manager.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Bicycles.
Furniture Repair Shop.

WOHLER & BLANC repair anything in
 w furniture and upholstery. Carpet and mattress work @ specially. 44O Washington St., bet. Fourth and Fifth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Mining Engfneer.
ASSayer.
SOc1eIX,

DHGN1x LODGE NO. 5, A. o. U. W. meets J in Monihon Block every Wednesday eve ming. M. w., B. A. Fickas; Recorder, J. D. James. Visiting brethren cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1894-07-03
Shoe Shop.

COLORADO BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR V SHOP-Work Neat, Substantial and Guar anteed. Prices reasonable. T. F. Hickey, pro- prietor. S0l West Washington St. Two doors east of the Vendome
The morning call., 1894-06-19
TWELVE BURGLARIES.
A Gang Who Committed Them
Arrested bv Two Policemen.

Arrested by Two Policemen.
Clever work has been done by Policemen
Tinte and Ryan in breaking up gang of
young burglars, who have been operating
chiefly south of Market street
The gang consisted of seven youths. and
the two policemen have arrested six of
them. The seventh. Willie Roberts. is
still at liberty. He has four gold watches
in his possession, stolen with three others
from a secondhand store, 143 Seventh
street
The six arrested are George harrington.
Joseph Veryhen. Martin Oates, James
Young, John Collins and James Duffy.
Darlington and Veryben were booked for
burglary on Thursday and Collins and
Duffy yesterday. Oates and Young have
not yet been charged.
The policemen are satisfied that the gang
within ten days committed twelve bur-
glaries in the following places: Saloons
20 Third street, 81 Third. Third and Ever
EFT, I'll Howard and % Stockton; pork
store, 134 Howard street; secondhand
store, 143 Seventh street; grocery, 40 Sew
enth street; bookstore. I03 Stockton street
statonery-stOres-26 Stockton street and
303 Grant avenue, and tailor-st0re, Suffer
street, between kearny and Montgomery.
Part of the stolen properly has been re-
covered. The evidence against them all is
complete. with the exception of Young,
but if sufficient proof of burglary cannot
be fOuEd against him he will be charged
with carrying a concealed weapon.
Roberts and Young have been inmates
Of the Whittier Reform School.
The morning call., 1894-06-19
A GREAT CROWD.
Ladies Attend the Sale in
Thousands.
The Result of a JudiCiouS ADVERTISE
ment Is Seen by a Reporter
at O'Brien's Store.

There is probably no city in the Union
where the ladies are better posted on dry
goods values than in San Francisco, and
naturally, where they are quicker TO take
advantage of an unusual offering in that
line. But unusual Offering" hardly ex-
presses the opportunity presented yester-
day by the beginning of j. J. O'Brisn 81
Co.'S annual summer clearance sale, the
announcement of which, through man.
moth advertisements in Sundays CALL
and other papers, crowded the firms spa
cious salesrooms with buyers almost from
the moment of opening until the store
closed at night Even late in the after
noon, when the writer visited the store,
the crowd was so great that it was almost
impossible to make way through il. but
finally J. J. O'Brien. the senior member
of the firm, was found. Mr.. O'Brien,
though a very busy man and constantly
interrupted by the multitudiuous demands
on his attention, found time to explain the
! saying that it embraced not only the firms
| entire surplus stock OF spring and summer
goods. but also the gigantic purchase made
by James O'Brien during the recent ter
rife depression in the New York market
These purchases included almost every
thing banded in the twenty-six depart
ments of the firms immense establish
ment, aud although they comprise the
latest products of the best manufacturers,
the financial strlngency was so great that
the goods were bought at the firms own
tgures, thus permitting them to be closed
out at the almost incredible reductions
from regular prices that attracted such a
multitude of buyers.
MIR. O'Brien acknowledged that, al
though he had anticipated big crowd and
prepared for il by largely increasing his
force of salespeople, the outpouring of
| yesterday far exceeded his most sangutne
expectations.
He also sta ed that additional prepare
| tons had been made for handling the still
greater crowds that will follow as the news
| of the sale becomes disseminated, but said
| he would be perfectly willing to engage
thirty TO forty more tirst-class statesmen II
such could be found.
BY ''fiTst-class" statesmen be explained
! he meant men who were specialists" in
their line, men thoroughly vsrsed in dres s
| goods for the dress goods department ex-
! perieuced silk statesmen for the silk de-
partment. and similarly through all other
! departments, rather than general men,.
He said whereas there are plenty willing
! to undertake almost anything there are
! hardly any '"frst-class" men, such as he
| had described, out of employment, and as
! before stated he would gladly employ
thirty to forty more such men should they
! offer.
The morning call., 1894-06-19
CHURCH-STREET FRANCHISE.
The Question of Forfeiture to Be
Settled on Thursday.

City aud County Attorney Creswell informed
the Street Committee of The Board OF Supervi.
sors yesterday that he would have his opinion
ready on the forfeiture Of the Church street
franchise in few days.
A large delegation OF property-owners was
present and an adjournment was taken until
Thursdays session of the Street Committee
The sentiment of the property-owuers Is
against an electric line, which is impossible on
the steep Church street grades and will neces
state turning from the original route from
end TO end Of the street.
Some definite results will ensue from the
meeting on Thursday, which promise 10 be
a very interesting gathering. as the property
owners are determined TO have their rights re-
spected
The morning call., 1894-06-19

pie of the State did not pass upon case
such as the present. where the plalntln
sues as stakeholder and a creditor. Ac-
cordingly Judge Hebbard. although DIS
missing the receiver IN the nrst instance
expresses the opinion that the appoint
ment will hold in stockholders suit and
General Sheehan still holds sway.
This is a test case, therefore, as Mr..
Shortridge, representing the defendant
corporation and three Of the directors,
seeks not only to prohibit further proceed
ings in the case, but also TO declare the ap
pOintment of a receiver unconstitutional.
The morning call., 1894-06-19
BLYTHE'S WIDOW.
She Deeds Her Interest to John ID.
Spreckels.

A deed was flied 10 the Hall of Records
yesterday which discloses some interesting
features in the Blythe contest. The deed is
from "Allce Edith Blythe" who claims to be
the widow OF the deceased millionaire. TO John
ID. SpTecKels.
For consideration of SO Alice Edith de-
Yises TO Mr.. Spreckels all her right, title and
interest 10 the Blythe estate, Including the
magnificent block on Geary street and Gran
avenue.
By the deed Mr.. Spreckels is bound to pay
any outstanding claims which "Alice Edith"
may have contracted.
The last clause id the deed is significant
reading as follows:
This deed is given subject to certain Outstand
ing contracts heretofore made and entered int
by and between the said party OF the first part and
various parties, and also to certain declaration
trust made between the said parties OF the first
and second part Of even date herewith.
The morning call., 1894-06-19
Fell Thirty-five Feet.

Alexander Ramsay. painter, living at
944 Mission street. fell from scaffold yes
terday afternoon to the ground. a distance
of thirty-fVe feet, while painting house
on Masonic avenue and Fell street. BE
was taken to the Receiving Hospital in the
patrol wagon. where 1t was found that his
only injury was a dislocated hip,
The morning call., 1894-06-19
FOR A WRIT OF PROHIBITION.
Knight VS.. the Peoples Bank Goes
to the Supreme Court.

S. NJ. Shortridge has filed with the Su-
preme Court the expected application for
writ OF prohibition in the case of knight
VS.. the Peoples Bank.
1t will Dc remembered that the Supreme
Court in deciding against the appointment
IF a receiver in an action brought by the
Attorney General in the name of the peo-
The morning call., 1894-06-19
To Professor Lombardero.

A grand Spanish concert will be given to-
night at Golden Gate Hall In compliment to
Professor j. Lombardero. S-nor X. Toledo Of
the Mexican band, the Alhambra Club. the
Spanish and Lombadero quartet will take part.
The following ladies and gentlemen will
assist: Miss Cathie COursen, vocalist; Miss
Susie NJ. Blair. violin solo; Senorita V. ArriOla
Spanish vocalist; Miss Blair. accompanies;
George B. Mcbride. barytOne; Professor Joseph
ROeckel, accOmpanist; Professor Emilio
Cruels, accOmpanist; Senior K. Toledo, pan
dereta s0lOist; AlhambTa Club.
The morning call., 1894-06-19
Arrested on susnicion.

The room occupied By Maggie Ford, at
1914 O'Farrell street, was broken into on
Saturday night and S120 in cash and seal
skin sack were stolen. She reported her
The morning call., 1894-06-19

loss to the police and yesterday morning
William San borne was arrested on Sus-
picion of being the burglar. He will be
held pending an Investigation.
The morning call., 1894-06-19
Builders Contracts.

French Hospital with e r. Dennisson, grading
and filling, Outside Land block 279; Sl20O.
+. b. Wilde with Is. Martin, carpenter work for
three stores Howard street, 80 OF Ninth !:
S24OU
The morning call., 1894-06-19
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

S California Chapter No. 3. X. a
Ek~S A. NJ will meet THIS Tuesday "a
EV ENING, June 10, at 1880 O'Clock. * z
Stated meeting and r. A. degree. BY order/NWN
of the Fl. P. ri FRANKLIN II. DAY, Sec.
R7 Oriental Lodge No. l44, y. a
n-S and A. M.-CaIled meeting THIS "a
UESDAY) EVENING AT O'Clock. Third * ~
degree III A. 5. HUBBARD, Sec. /V\
RF Austrian Benevolent So D
&~S ciety-OficerS and members of tbs ESEA
above named society are hereby notified ffs14&xESS
TO attend our regular meeting WEDN ES- S3Rfs3ka
DAY EVENING, June 20 at O'Clock w.
sharp. New amendments will be read for the
third ana last time. All members are requested
TO be present. BY order OF
j L. RADovICH, President
AUG UsT MIcULICH, secretary. 1el9 2t$
The morning call., 1894-06-19
PERSONALS.

- a McDONALD PLEASE CALL AT 1924
4 AdeIine st., Oakland Jel9 OF
The morning call., 1894-06-19
FOUND
MONEY TO LOAN.

EOUND-MISFIT PARLORS (FORMERLY OF
II 200 Post), 5l3 Montgomery. cor. COmmercialtf
The morning call., 1894-06-19
DREsSMAKERS

4 RTIsTIC DREsSMAKING; --LATEST DE-
n signs; frstclass work: perfect ft sattsfac-
ton guaranteed; prices moderate; cutting and
basting done; patterns cut actual measure. S3S
Market st, second floor. je3 I'm
NOTICE-STVLISH DRESSMAKING: REASON
IN able; robes and eve'g dresses SIS Jones st. 6m
CPECIALTY CHILDREN, MISSES DRESSES;
O25c up MRS. HEM ESSY. 1856 Rose ave. % 3m
The morning call., 1894-06-19

Q06O TO 10000 TO LOAN; CITY OR OAK
IDZOO land only. SPECK, 10 MONTGOMERY.
Mooney ON PIANOS AND FURNITURE 3I9
vi Ellis ST.. room IL jelS BIS
, 1894-05-30
0l6. Gou9bIin uno oie Opium.
h0b1en.

alderman SObn S. Goua6Gin bon ber
1. Marb, ber befanntli9 in elmer Ser leBtel1
StaOtratbsitbungen cine Orbinan3 aur Ser
1bdrfun9 ber Strafen fiir@i9entbiimer unb
Notwithstanding 8eiucber bon Opium
bOblen einbra6te, iprab itD 9eitern iiber
eint9e @rfabrungen, bic ct auf ieinert
Streiftlgen 6urb jene Spelunten gemacbt
bat, aus. 9luBer ben btneitiben Spiumz
bOblen babe ct iOl6e gefunOen, Die nicbt
BON @6ineien gebalten unb BON Gbineien
%patrontitrt nerGen, iOn6ern bic bon 8eiBen
9ebalten lperben, un6 su beren 8eiubern
0eute aus Ben rbeiieren" StdnOen seb0ren.
Nlb. G%ougbltn, beiien Srbinan; bem
Suiti5~ Gomite iibertpieien tpor6en lit, hofft,
boB burch Die 9lnuabme Ser Orbinan5 Sen
SptumlpeIuuten alImGblig Elm @noc gec
mabt ner6en pitr6e. Ser alderman ipiro
fernerbtn nit Der @eieuicbaft sur Ser
bitung BON Gerbreben unb Der Union Ser
6riitliden Semperen5lerinnen 3uiammen
ietn %be9Onnenes Bert fOrtiebsn.
, 1894-05-30
Cine mihtioe fraoe.

Sn Ser Office Oes Silfscorporationsz
2(npaltS s3etSler fanb geftern Nabmtttag
cine Gonferen3 8pii3en Oieiem, Dem @enez
rala1ipalt MoloneD, sem Qlnipalt So6n
so. 6amltn unb benz itGGtti6en Sngenteur
9rtingitaI itatt, peI3e bauptla6lib ben
53mef baben ioGte, Bic 8cbeutung bc5 8ez
critics yi9iffbares @epGiier" feit3uitelen,
Oa bieier 8egriff BET Der beUoritebenben
8erban6Iung bes 8unbesfreis9eri3tS ltber
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine ptdtt9e
Stole 8u iptelen berufen 1T. 9aS Obera
bunbeSgeri6t bat in ieiner @nti6eiOung
BEN 8csriff ri9iffbares @ewdier" nibt
ndber feltgeiteut, unO MIR einfacb ertlGrt,
6aB bic Sqinots @entral 8abn9eleuibaft
nicbt befugt g%epeicn lei, 6aS Seebett bers
artig on3ufiiuen, OoB DaOurcb Die S6iffz
fabrt b%ebinoert tperbe.
0ie obi9e Trage fonnte AUDI in BET 9eitz
rt9en GOnterens ni9t enti9ieOen tperDet.
GS iou aunGcbit OeriEcbt tperbelt, III ben
Often oes Sngenterr@ 9lmteS bic Quf8et1z
munger iiber bic por elmer Jteibe bon Sab
rem pom 8unbestngenicur poreenpmmeuen
9ot9unsen I'M See au ftn6eu.
, 1894-05-30
Die Darts.

Die @eitparfbeD0r0e belt geftern cine
Stbung al. Die bier neuernannten Conn
mtiidre tparen 5uge9en. 8rGiibent WoQ
ernannte Die fOl8enOen ftcbenben 9usz
1bu1e: Ttnan5en, BrGiioent MoQ, 6orz
neD WeetS, q. S. Graham; Suitt3, q, S.
@rabaln, S. go. OliOer, @. g. 8ogle
Seri9Onerungcn, GOmar6 lliblein, GbaS,
S. 8opita, @. 9. Sogle; Sub0lpiiionen
S. 3d.. SItber, 6arOeO @eefS, G6aS. s.
Soptta. @s famen nur &outine9ei5Gfte
5ur @rIebi91ng.
9ie 2tncOInpart GommiIiare befinben
it6 in 8erle9enbett. superintendent
Bettigretp bat es abgelebnt, 1eine Ofeft9z
nation etlr8uretben, ba ct bon Der 4nitbt
ouSgebt, baB fetn @runb ba3u borbanOen
iet, neil er itets letne gfGt6t erfiute. @r
peiB nobI, baB bic GommiiiGre 6as 99ecbt
baben, tbn ob5uieben, 6Ocb tpiQ ct es Iiebcr
Oarauf antOmmen lalien.
, 1894-05-30
Die Staot perfIa9t.
Oas nUafhinetonian BONE, p~erIanet Inter
haltun9s9eloer gum Setraee
Don $4,000.

Die Setter bcs v8ai6tngtonion SOME"
baben i'm &reisgeribt bic Stabt Gbicago
MIGHT nur auf 6eraus9abe elmer Summe
bon $4,000, uel6e bic StaOt Der 2lnitalt
lbuloet, bertlagt, ionoern ie baben au6
oas 0ert9t eriu6t, Sic Sta6t fir bic 53uz
tunft CUR @tnbaltung tbrer ftnan5ieIen
Serpft6tungen 9egeniiber Der QlnitaIt an
5ubatten.
Die Staot bate bot lan9en Sabren Sic
8erpfltcbtlng ilbernommer, an bic SGrfer>
0etlanitolt 3ebn Bro5ent ber aus Der Qlusz
1teuung bon 8irtbsIt3enien e~rSieLten Gin
11abmen db5ittbren, tpte aus Der SncorpD7
r%dttonSotte Der 9lnltalt BON Sabre 1867
berbor9e9t. SIM Sult porigen Sa6res
ip1tr0e atpti6cn bet Stabt un6 ben 2eitern
Der Nn1talt Elm %@ompromtB obgei6lo1ien,
nacb ipelbem bic Nbgabe Der Sta6t an Die
Nn1talt Die Summe bon $4,000 per Sabr
ttcbt liberi6rette11 loue. Die Staot lit
aber, tDie bic GlGger ~be6oupten, lett Dem
eritcn Sanuar 1893 ibrer a3~ab[ungsperz
ptlthtun9 nibt na6gefommen, un0 bic
&lG9er %glauben, auf frieblicbem 0ege ntcbt
5l tbrem @eI6e fommen SIT t0nnen, mes
balb tie Die 6llfe oes @eri3tS in Mniprub
ne9men.
Der StaOtratb bat Dor ldnserer .3eit be-
i6Iofcn, ben Soften fir bas vg8albingz
tontan Some" aus Ser Appropriations
Sorla9e gu itreiben, bauptiacbIicb aus benz
0runOe, neil Die 9lnitaIt lti6t alle ibr bon
ben Bolt3eirt6tern 3ugemteienen SGufer
anfnimmt. Die 3abL bet in Der 9(nitalt
autgenommenen Sdufer felt Dem 1. Sanuar
1898 belGuft itdb ouf $50.
, 1894-05-30
UefegraphiI&e 0epeG&en.
Die 0r~dberfdmtdun9s- feier in
maiPin9ton.
SIumen Ii oem nmei6em Raufe" fir ole
Deteranen=G rGber.


@afb;ngton, 80. Weat.
STR bic beutige @rGberi9miGun9sfcier
tparcn in ibli9er @etie umfaiienoe 8or7
b%erettungen 9ctroffen morben un6 bie 8e7
thetlt9ul9 an benielben mar un9emetn
fart.
9tuf 6em groBen National Sric6bof
4rltn9ton batten iib i6On gu friber
Stunoe aa6lretcbe 9erlonen nit 8lumen
uno &rGn3en eingefunben, Inn priDatim bic
0rdber bon NngebOrisen 3u i1mifen.
Sdmmtlicbc 0enfmGler 6er groBcu Seer
flibrer OeS llntonStriegeS paren nit
Srdn3en, 0aub9eipinben un6 Tlaggeu ge7
l9miitt. BrGiibent Glepelanb bate angez
oronet, bob fait Der 9anse 8%llrmenreicb=
tbum aus Dem @arten beS QSeiBe1 @aulee
CUR S%cbmidun9 Der Geteraneuz@rGber Der
ipenoet Deroen %Iolte, mas aucb 9ei1eber
1T. Ole et9entlicbe @rdberi6miidungS7
Ieter fanO, pte iiblicb, unter ben Nuipi5ieu
Der q. q. st. 1tatt.
, 1894-05-30
Die Rennen i'm mofbineton Dart
0eithert.

Wfabor 6optins bat geitern Na9mittag
tbatid3Ii6 benz @oibington Yart@Glub
etne 0tcen3 3ur Qlb6altung elmer finfun6z
5tpan3t9tagtgen, am %. SUM- beginnen0en
&enniaiion ertbcilt. Der MtaDor bat aber
bcm &enn@Glub gu Deriteben 9~e9eben, baB
er bic 0icen3 iofOrt tpiOerrufen werbe, penr
bet Club Ser eitgegan9enen @erpflidtung,
fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING ber Srhnung auf
benz Gennp(abe un0 Sic 8efolgung aQer
poliSeiItcben %AnorOnungen 81 Iorgen, nibt
nacbfommen iolte. Der Noibington 9ort=
Club bat betanutli6 bel Dem Staotcoueftor
bereitS eiuen She'd iiber $3.50 ais 8etrag
Der 0icen3gebiibr fiT rs Sage, Su $50 ben
Sag, bepontrt.
, 1894-05-30
Qo6esfGue

tpurben 6eute 8ormittag benz @eiun66etts=
amt aus foIgenOen 6Guiern semelbet:
Sable Otiler, "a Sabre, GounlDs6oipie
tai.
2lnnic &nblmann, II Sabre, 431 GrOD
StraBe.
Bertha StrumpIsfpsfa, % Sabre, $50
San 6orn StraBc.
Soacbjm Sauerbier, 4 Mtonate, 13 ga
muel StraBe.
Soc 5tinman, II Wtonate, 145 8unfer
StroBe.
, 1894-05-30
3}eue An5eigen.

DIue Gooess Qn3eieen, peIde fir ole
uloreen*2Ius9abe DER nJairois Stats.
3eitun9" auf9eeebeu peroen, erfdetnen fofen:
fret i'm 2lbenobIatt. Die Nnnabme pom 2tns
5ei9en fir oas Qbenoblatt fdlie6t um II uRr
ntittaes, fir ole nlor9en=2lus9abe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-05-30

Otreftorium oes Shiuerz6 ebduoes.
MittpO9, Sen 30. M9ai, Nacbmittass 4
uhr ftnoet cine 8crlammlung Der 9iref7
loren Der Oeutlcben neutrality-suspicious.
in Der Office Ser 6erren 6. g. Sole & So.
i'm S3tIers@ ebGlbe itatt. SGmmtli6e
Wfitglieoer iino eriuht, pinttIih 81 err
lcbetren, ba cine 9lngeIe9enbeit ber b0cblten
Ti6ti9tett 5ur 9lbiprabe tommt.
, 1894-05-30

@ertponbten unb Sreunben Die trauri9e geobridt, bal
nnier 9eIlebter Spbn urb SruOer SmliuS Scbmamn
am NtDntog ben %. Nt0t, Mbenbs Z llbr, i'm NIter por
Il Sobren ionit I'M 3errn enti1lofet 1T. 9ie 8serbi.
9un9 ft4oet ltott on1 9onneritoQ ben 81. Mai nm 2 ubr
bonn Sraner9auIe- i'm gtoro=@btco9o ScbiBeu=Barf mad
Sracelano: Inn Ittte Sbellnabme bitten Die trauern6er
Slnterbliebeneu:
SmIimS unO @ll9mItc &ebmanm, Gltern
30mt2t Mtar Mlfre0 lub Sslpalo, SeIdniite
, 1894-05-30
@eHrrbeu:

NicnIaS SIf am 20. Wtat i'm @Iter BON 50 Sabren,
9ln9 am 9onner1toQ, nm 9:30 Mtoroens, BPM Sralter.
bouie, 3l2 WarIolp Npe. (SlnouOoIe), nod ct. SSraucts.
Gus 3ooertus=Gtrbe uno BON oo Hob BEN ct 8Onifocius
Erieobofe,
, 1894-05-30
Stdott1bes.
Brteffdften.

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StaateS Suinois nerbietet bic 6eirat6 bon
@ei9mt1terfin6crn. geo. 2. Ser Mtann
1T 10 gut gei9ieOen, ipie Sic Srau unb
tam iib oesbalb aucb tpie6er perbeiratben.
, 1894-05-30
nScS=M1tscto

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metn %geIiebter N3onn Wem0eIim 9IrmbrmIter am
Sabreu iauft enti6lafen lit. Die 9eeroi9un9 finoet ltatt
am 9unnerIto9 ben 81. M&ot, ytodmitt0Qs 2 ltbr, bonn
Srnuerbauie. AZ SSuIlertDu MOe.. aus no1 Goie Sin.
Sic ttefbetribte Satin: Sprptbea 9lrmbrmlter,
29mi2t nebit 3 &iuberu.
, 1894-05-30

Goethe &pge $40. 329, s. .. .. q.
8eomteu Mnb 9ribern pbi9er 2o9e hermit 3ur glat.
ribt, baB 8rrlber 81. Nrmbru1t + am %. Ntai 9e=
ftUrben lit. Sic 8eomten lperben eriudt, am 9onners=
tag plntt 1890 in Der &D9cnDaIe 81 eri9eiuen, nm an
hem Qenr1hniR thelIaunehmen.
, 1894-05-30
6eMOrbem:

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@pobttmb uno Batter ppn 9errl Ben 6. @ppbtiu6, 6ral
9arrp Berger, Srou -. %. 0ebon, SRI. Bella @opo.
tinO III @Dco0O, Trou Soe starts, Jranl Mte0er Wiie IN
SputT @itq; rno 3erren s. 6. unb q. g. @Oobtinb in
Sele1o, Wtontora, III ietuer %gSobn1n9 769 SodiOn
too. N0rmlttaos Il uhr. no6 Mpiehin. Seine 9Innnen.-
, 1894-05-30
o :

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3. Sian. i'll Bart 9tto9e am g. MtaL 9eeroi9un9 BON
Der Wobnlllt9 Der Mtltter III Yal0tiue en- 9pnnerita1
ben 81. Wtat, Ntitto9S 1917 ubr. Bug Der 6. & q. 90.
@~iIenb1bn perlGBt Chicago nm 10. SO. 30mi2t