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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
FlF TY-THlRD CONGRESS.
senate -Houtclle-Chicago
Riots and Federal Troops.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-SENATE.-
The Senate seems TO have reached a condi-
ton Of apathy and WEAKNESS that units
1t for any serious legislative business
which is not connected with the final
disposition OF the tariff bill and the wind
ing up of the long session. To-day's sit
ting came to close at 40. and a part
OF the time had been given to the con-
sideration of executive business. Nothing
Of any public interest marked the brief
legislative day.
The House bill to repeal In part and to
limit section OF the revised statutes
under which bbunty-land warrants are re-
fused 10 ex-soldiers of the Mexican war
who afterwards served in the Confederate
army, gave rise TO some discussion.
Mr.. George QemocraO. OF Mississippi
who moved to take the bill from tho
calendar explained its purpose. and said
that 1t would apply TO very few persons
That view of the case was contradicted by
Mr.. Platt Republican). Of Connecticut,
who said that the bill would apply, not TO
a few, but TO thousands OF such old Next
can soldiers and their heirs. He con-
fessed his surprise that there should be
an attempt TO take up measures. and rush
them through, in what all hoped would be
the closing hours of the session. Those
old Mexican soldiers had been treated
generously. They had been given pen
sions, even though they had aot been
sixty days in service. and had never
seen the enemy. This bill was simply to
give them, in addition. land warrants
which would be worth 500 in cash. He
moved to postpone the bill till the first
Monday in December next.
Mr.. Hin DemocraD, of New York, re-
marked that the bill simply removed
legislative punishment from a few old
men The discussion was interrupted by
"a motion submitted by Mr.. Gray Demo
crap. of Delaware. to proceed to the
consideration of executive business, and
at is the galleries were cleared the
doors closed. and an executive session was
entered on. AT l:0 the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
The Hawaiian question came to the
front again in the House to-day. forming
the subject of the most spirited and in
ter,sting portion OF the proceedings. Mr..
Boutelle raised II as privilege" He
repudiated the reported imputation that
In introducing the resolutions recognizing
the Hawaiian republic he had sought To
obtain a partisan advantage for the Re-
publican party, and said he was DESTROYS
only of maintaining the honor and dignity
of the government and of observing the
unbrcken traditions OF the country. and
OF Congress.
He criticised the failure OF the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs to act upon his
resolutions. and denounced the Hawaiian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

The dyuamite-cruiser vesuvfus. wnIcn
arrived at Brooklyn navy-yard Monaay'
from Boston. has been laid up for repaits,
she will remain three or four montns; ="
senternber. says the New York GORE
s,pndent OF the Baltimore Sun. naval
Gonstructor Fernald will commence work
mon her, and she will be turned INTO
tnrpedo boat, for which her sharp In me-,
and great speed make her parucuan,,}k
fitted The pneumatic dynamite-sun WI"
The exhaustive tests made at Por.
poyaI. s. C., with projectiles loaded WIN
gun-cotton, showed the department s,,a. s nmn.
,,I"h, be mounted on forts ashore, IL
Would Would be next to Impossible to HI any "
Thing with them when mounted upon SO
unstable a platform as the deck Oh the
NesnYiuS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
nas,h oc Mr.. John G. winston.

Mr.. John c. Winston. of this city. died
Wednesday night at the home of General
Thomas l.. Kcsser. near Charlottesville.
About six weeks ago Mr. Winston wcns
20 the country with the hope that the
store him to health. but II soon becam-
apparent that he hope was vain: lie
Va, 81 years of age. a brother of Or.
joseph Winston. OF New York. ana son
~ Inc late Joseph Il. Winston. of Rich
mend o..
iii. remains will arrive at the Chesa-
pcg'tc and Ohio depot on the 20 T. NJ.
irail to-,av. and the interment VIII be
in Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
r,,,,f,ruti,,u Meeting.

4 meeting OF the citizens of HenrlcGq;;
Hanover. and Chesterfield counties VIII
be held at the county CONTIGUOUS, hrN'
Monday at noon 10 organize JON. NOV
,,,,nt 80 The three. counties for the pur-
nose nos, Of securing desirable immigration to
m Sc counties The matter has been asle
lated for .ome time 10y number oil
sS,,itg tbot would come from some practi-
chile effort in this direction. Many
nrnrninent citizens of the three counties
are highly favorable to the movement
AID will lend their presence at tht meet
Inc II is especially desirable that farm
rrs who have recently settled in HenfIco.
ftanover and Chesterfield attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
COT THEIR CASH.
An Instaiment on the Machinery of the
1eXas.

Texas
The government promised the Richmond
Locomotive Works that IL the dock-triai
Of the machinery Of the battlc-ship Texas
proved success The company would bc
paid $6oo0. one half the amount stlll due
on the contract. The trial was IA great
success. and the company was handed
chcca for the $4,000. but Only 10 find that
the appropriation out Of which IL was 10
BE- paid was exhausted A few days ago.
however, Congress made the necessary APP
preparation. and Tie company got their
cash.
In this connection. Il may be said tina;
TIE locomotive builders lock for an early
revival Of the industry and great conf
1ence Is expressed that when the revival
comes the Richmond works will get their
tull share OF the orders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
CITY Hall Court News.

Suits were Instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday as follows:
H. G. Goddln against the western Union
Telegraph Company, action OF deDi. Dam
aHes 500. -
case. Damages $3.50.
in the Clerks Office OF the Chancery
Court yesterday :. H. DESMOND qualified
49, executor OF the estate of Mary BROOKS
Gs cca sed.
=. -. Eacho qualified as administrator
OF the estates % John Anderson. William
n. Payne. and }. H. Cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
THE SMALLPOX FARM.
Tho Question Of selling 1.-THE Ordinance
Committee.

A regular monthly meeting Of the Cohn-
ell Committee on Health was held In
Room No. II Of the new city Han last
night. The members present were Chair
man George Il. Davis and Messrs. Snead
Donlcayy. Moore, and llobson. After the
approval Of the bills and pay-rolls OF
the department. the subcommittee ap
pointed 10 look into The affairs 81 TINS
branch Of the city government WIN n
view TO making such suggestions as would
reduce the expcns SIS of the department.
made their report. which was received
and filed. The substance OF tins paper
which set forth that the partment was
being economically administered was
published in this paper yesterday. .
Mr. Hobson brought up the question oi
disD0sinE Of the old smallpox farm,
which cost the city about 5000. and ther,
was much discussion over II. ar IN ~
finally moved mat the committee WISH
The farm next Tuesday afternoon. lelVine
here at 1 O'Clock. This wa agreed to,
ana the committee adjourn Il.
There was to have been session ol
the Ordinance Committee last evening to
begin a revision Of tn" new codiiicatlonS
4 quorum however. was not on mana.
and Chairman Bloomberg announces thai
he will call another meeting al O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. AMI VIII continue 10
summons that body together until TINS
work shall have ben completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
The Oyster-Grounds Surveys.

Captain Taylor was IN the city yester-
day on business connected with the dis
iribution OF the oyster-charts. He has re-
ceivcd a letter from United States Fish
Commissioner Mcdonald placing the
steamer Prtrel and crew at the disposal
OF tine state. and as soon as practicable
n viii make the survey of Nirginia's
Atlantic oyster-g .punds He will also
mske such resurVSys as may be required
..uler the ONatcr-l aW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
Poor ard Sick Excursion.

over 1900 tickets have been issued for
the EXCURSION for the poor and the sick
which viii be given to-day under the
management of AIR. Henry Hutaler. The
excursion VIII he 10 Warwick Park. The
Ariel viii leave her wharf at 1880 A. NJ.
and again at \. NJ. Mr.. Hutzler. who
inaugurated this movement. has been the
busiest man In the city for the last few
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
Danish Care,

but do It consistently, wisely, and not with
alcoholic stinalan's. out by the rcpfc rcement
Of en- srss, tho renewal .! appetite and tho abi.
ity 70 disest. which nos,et.ers stomach Bitters.
foremost among tonics, produces Malaria,
rheu aatisn, kione7 Complaints. constipation.
and nervousness, ere conquered by this victor
over many ailments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
Southern Intcrpri.e.

A dispatch from Knoxville, Tenn. says
n specinl train OF thirteen carloads OF
Catti.. from Lexington, Ky. via Norfolk
10 Liverpool passed through that city
Monday. In few days 0,mp western
draft-horses will be shipped to Atlanta
and Richmond for distributing points for
the south These are pleasant pointers
of southern enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

$4,000 AZ N A e p9s. 1Ts1Sss9:SAs;
with capital and experience As \ PARTNER in
n large and we'll. estn blished cry-gOOds business.
Cali or wyite RICHMOND DISPATCH with No. go
- ad1,os. au SAT-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

AUCVITN rhLt"-Futur~ DAYS.
Byl y. Pollar:.
+. X. Eli, AuctIoDeor
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
} trust executed Dy NJ. ;. Leidy. No. 1909
east Franklin street. 10 the underslgnei trustee,
No VIII proceed 10 sell on
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
commencing az 10 o'clock,
TO THE TRADE.
TINWARE.
GLASSWARE,
CROCkERI.
LAMPS.
NATER-COOLERS
STONE AND GLASS JARS.
COOKING. HEATING. GASOLINE.
AND OIL-STONES
SrONE-PiPE AND ELBOWS.
MARKET AND OTHER BASKETS,
KNIVES,
FORKS.
TABLE AND TEASPOONS.
POCKET-KNINES
ONE IRON SAFE AND ALL OF THE
STORE FIXTURES.
ALSO.
THE UNSETTLED BOOK ACCOUNTS.
SALE POSITIVE.
;. l.. BLOOMBERG.
Trustee.
+. ~. Ellis, Auctioneer. au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Mileage Tickets-t,tent OF the System
Freight Department. Appointecs.

Freight Department. Appointecs.
General Passenger-Agent Turk. OF the
Southern Railway Company, and his as
sistants. s. ii. Hardwick and c. A. Bens-
coter. have issued circular regarding
mileage tickets, which Is Of great interest
especially 70 wholesale business houses
ana travelling statesmen. The circular
Eays:
Coupon ticket-agents Of western sys..
ten arr. herewith supplied with one and
tW0-thousand-mi tickets OF the Southern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
SUGAR, PER

N pound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
Bright Yellow sugar. ........ .........- ...... -
New North Carolina Roe llerrings. lla doz-
Sea Salt for baths, per pound ........... 20
best CITY Meal. per buaheL.. .............. oV
Arbuckle's Arioea Coffee, per pound....... -
switzer cheese. per pound ..........,...... ~
fure CIDER Vinegar, per gallon. ........... -
Picking Spices, per pound. ...... .......... ~
Rest Tream Cneess,. pounds ior........ -
Fresh soda Crackers, per poV ,a...........
Large Messinl Lemons, per dozen. u
Nice Fat Mackere per dozen. ...........- 20
Best Carolina rice per pound. ..........
sugar.Cure1 shOulders. pei pound. \
Salt Pork. per pound. ...................... ot9
Stlyor hing Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. 81. Is a barre or zoe a sack
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or 3:ic a sark.
Washing Powders, per pacSagc....."....
New Prunes. per pound ....................
or 4 los. for 21c.
Best Roasted Laguyra COi'ee. .......... ~
Coco CsOking Butter per lound....,.. 10
Pure Lard, per poupd.
3 pounns Maryin's lunch Crackers........ -
Pure sugar syrup. per gaiion............. 20
CLIIiornis Hams. per poJni....... ...-.... ~
Good Mixed Tea. per pound. -
New Orleans Mclasses, per gallon. 80
California C.arct Vine. p3r gaion...... 70
Prlce-ls mailed on Application. Phone DO
:. ULLhAN's son.
de 27-dexSu ls20-ls22 east Mair street.
FORGE T.. ANDERSON u CO.,
N Florists. 1929 west Cary ST cot. SDeclaltics:
CUT-FLOWERS, ROSES. PLAINS, AND
FOCAL Designs. Nav garden, new houses,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
RICHMOND. w, AusuSI y IoIf
AInnn..nr OH dominion PTess ClMb- Base.

ulgIuS itself. WAS receiver ny WI - -
West, of the staff of the Dispatch' yes
terday:
RICHMOND. VA. August 3. lS9i
Manager old Dominion Press Clubs Base
BAH Team. city:
Dear Brother Maniac,-'rhe Western
Union Baseball cub has just been or
ganlzed. and would like to play lew
games in order to get in trim. 50 tha'
il will not be found wanting should II BE-
called upon TO enter the National League
n,xt season We. therefore. and ior the
further reason that the Crows seem TO De
unable 10 furnish 10 them such an *,
hibition Of the national game as VIII
satisfy the ycarnings of all flrst-cIass
"rooters and maniacs," challenge your
team. through you, 10 play a game 81
ban on or about Monday August I5th.
If this challenge is ACCEPT ana we
feel certain that il will he. If you properly
apureciate tire wants Of long-suileflhs
public We can arrange the details al
once. Please 1T US have your reply TO-
morrow.
Yours under the mask,
OTIS j. THOMPSON.
Manager Western Union Base-Bail 'lHp'
The matter viii be brought to the at.
tention of the Prcss-Club BAN team al
once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
by \. B. Apperson & co.
and
Pollard x Bagby.
YNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

' NVN.N Do
on THE EAST SIDE OF RESERVOIR
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF
DOBSON STREET
~ substituted trustee in the deed from
William krouse and wife - Robert j.
Kirtley. | will sell by auction, at the
premises on
MONDAY. AUGUST II. 1894.
at o'clock T. NJ, that certain LOT
fronting on the east side Of Reservoir
street. next 10 the corner Of D0bsOn
street 81 feet. and running back % feet
10 an alley 10 be- opened 10 feet wide.
The width In the rear is about - feet.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
W. -. KIRTLEY.
aus Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
i DWELLING IN FULTON
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS OF
THE CITY. AT THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER or MARSHALL AND
STATE STREETS.

BY virtue OF the provisions 81 a GER
tain deed OF trust dated November 8.
1880 and recorded I'm the Clerks Office
of Henrico County Court. Dood-Book ls5
\. page III. default having been made
in the payment OF certain rote secured
therein. and being required 50 To- do.
will sell. by auction on the premises. on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1894
at $50 O'Clock L. NJ. that LOT OF
LAND with the improvements thereon
being lot 50. / in square No. , In N"
plan Of Fulton. fronting On state street
30 feet and running back between par
allel lines about ll3 feet IN western lire
and 100 feet more or less. "a It's eastern
line
TERMS: Cash as To expenses Of exc
cutting this trust. and "A note Of SIT. with
interest from November 2. 'S93. nance
upon terms announced at stle.
G. l.. DENOON.
au Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
Challenge the Press club Team.

The following communication, which eX-
plaIns itself was received by Nr. {. u.
West of the staff of the Dispatch yes
terday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
BUSINESS WANTS.

NHESTNUT HILL. A FEW ROOMS
OVACANT where board can b. had the year
around Every ADVANTAGE OF town ana country.
Apply At once TO MRS. r. c. MACON Orange, Va.
an 1O-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

by Denoon. Upper Il CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
81 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

RH!A!!!! &C. &c.
Am@0HWEEHX PURE
AUCTION sALEs-Tb's Day.

BY Denoon, Tupper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

WANTED, A TUTOR IN FAMILY
w living on James river. He Will have -FOUR
boys under his care. Must give reference. al
dress No. ,, caro- OF Postmaster, Petersburg,
Va. 81 ~--'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
WANTED. A MAN THOROUGHLY

w competent to take charge OF cigarette
factory. Must understand cutting and naVor-
ing cigarette tobaccos and be able TO give sa,is-
factory references. Address Locs-Box ~
W,ns,or y ~ au cot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10
EMPLOYMENT WANTS

yTANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w ADVERTISING sOLJCiTOkons alsry 20,
NOM" ~ a9c. cltv. sul0.1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

WANTED. EXPERIENCED CAN
w WASHERS FOR RICHMOND TO NAME
also. SOLICITORS aud CAN-
yASSER, everywhere. Address A. aCh' W.
ork- Box G, Norfolk, Va. au O'eooJt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

NIrANTED, A FIRST-CLASS RE-
w TAIL DKY GOODS SALESMAN. Young
man preferred. References required. ADDRESS
SPRATLY BROTHERS,
sat. SIS Main street, Norfolk, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

WANTED, BY A LADY. A TEN
w pORAKY POSITION in an Office Mathe-
mat,.s ard correspondence are speclalties'
Limited experience as prooi-reader nud type
writer. ADDRESS OFFICE. care General De-
livery Kchmoni Post-Ontce. au e-eOo't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-10

CALESMEN. WE SEND SAMPLES,
- allow liberal salary and expenses or com
mission 10 proper applicants. staple seller;
three stores out of five will order. Address With
stamp, Lock-Box 40, New YORK city.
ly ll-DOdtJy4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15
Stabtratb.
Select Council,

Select Council, Z. Sum-.
Sin bon 9bomas sefteHter Antras.
baB Der Staotsepmeter einen &oitenibers
idlas fur cine Bride an MuIberrp
Strabe made, CAB AnIab ~ elmer ldns
seren Debate. bel bsren Sdlub Der Gins
trus ubselebnt tpuroe.-@rObe ausen
ma6ten bic Serren, ais elm 8srseidnib
BON sinunpbreiBis Steuerfoasitoren Der.
lsien puroe, tpslde ibrs 9upIifate absus
rednen bsridumt baben. Siele berieIben
ipurben ipieberboIt nit Der Steusrerbe.
bunB betraut, troboem iis fir bas porbers
sebenbe Mal nidt abserednet batten.
DaS Straben unb 8riidsn Gomite
iuurse intruirt, bic Soften bes BsSre4ts
an SpstIanb Strabe in @rfabruns su
brinsen. (gs bieb bod Dor Der Abitim.
munB iibsr bic Bride, bab bieS seideben
isi, unb bic Hamen unb 8etrdse tpurben
iogar per5ffsntIidt.)
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0erfdnmen ibre NHiAten

Ssbtrmann bat iden su 3sitsn feline paiftsn
sestn iib Itlbff puidrmt. Sunberte BON 6rausn
unb Rabbtn lfiben an saffriitem aupfi&mr,,
RerpSitdt. S6laaciefeit unb 8rauenfranfbsittn.
MSssn ft benz SeiipieIt Der 8rau 3. Strbt6tsr,
Stepsns ppiut, Wis., fplssn, bic finf SABRE
lang i6ptr an Hsrpsnfri6laTuns unp S6laf-
lpisffit lit; fe Striu6tt Grstlidt Stbaneluns
unb ptritieoene Mtpieinrn pbnt Grfcls. abr
tine einjige 8laits Dr. Wilss' Hsrpint vt-
idafte ibr suten Sdlaf iebe Na&t unb is fiblt
F6 ME utustbpren. 8rau GliIabftb WtaIsr,
garamif 9itp, @ppntina, bic ale aneeren @t.
sieinsn ssriutt bat, srflirt, tab re nab brsi-
pSGenhihem Ginetmen efs Nersine eeeen
%appfitmsr,sn, Rsrptnritlafuns u. (. M. roll
itSnbis bsrsfftat purbs. gu BADEN bd alien
Apstbsfrrn. prpbtfdi6tsn umlcnf.
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8 eutf6s BriefIife.
@apne SpuHtp.

- Durd bas gntsIeiien bon Barren
am Wontas WOrsen ipurbe Elm 1beiI Der
eilernsn erie & 50. .. Bride iber ben
SIuB bel SaipIep bon benz Sunbameni
sebriidt uno Der 8erfebr an Der 8abn
pOIlitdnbis anterbrcden.
- Die i9on Dor sinisen Sabren elm.
NAL bonn 8IiBe se%trofene Sdsuer Der
8itttpe Sissins su Sit 9ono ipurbe am
Disnftas tpabrenb bes fhfperen Sturmss
ipieber an Der eIeiden STEELE bsimseiudt
uno stpei eben bonn SeIbe suridsefebrts
8ferbe set6otet. Da6 e~ntftanbene Seus
ct purbe obne S4aoen selbi4t.
- 8iliam, Elm NitsIieb Der Neb.
seriirma 6ebr. Dunn bon Sonesbale,
bsrunslidte am Montas glbenb eini8e
MeiIen oberbalb senannter Stabt. Gr
bate tpdbreno bss Cages aaIber einse.
fauft unb BEL Der Seimfabrt an elmer
fdabbaften Steqe beS Weses tpurse
Dunn BON 8asen seidIeubert, bic Rdber
sinsen iiber ieinen 2opf unb briidten ibm
bic SdIGfe elm. Die 2eide tpuree mad
Der Seimatb ieiner Wutter in Sraeespile
sebradt.
- Cine anrssuns Ses SonesbaIe
Mdnner6or biirfte i'm SntereRe fIeine.
rer 8ereine mebr Radabmuns fineen.
Dieielbe fanb b~eifdqise Aufnabms unb
eas Grsebnib 1T. bas Der Wdnnerdpr,
9ieberfrana ct. Sofepbs 8srsin, bic
Sotuarb Dbl Seaops 2ose unb bas Bio.
nisr Corps semsini4uftlid cine greurs
lion na6 Sarpiep MAIDEN iperben.
DieieIbe 1T auf ben 81. SuIi anseisbt
unb mon ertpartet cine itarfe SetbeiIis.
uns aqer 8ereine bon Horb 8ennipIpas
MEN. Sier bietet fi4 cine @sIssenbeit
fir sinen Der Serantoner 8sreine, cine
Greuriion am sIeidsn Gage mad Sars
bietu ;u b%eranftaIten.
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Die WiIiondrss StraBe In Wetp
0prf.

neber bic fabeIbatfsn grsife, tpeIde an
Der fiinften Gbenue, Der Netp 0orfer
Wiuionars. Strabe, fir 8aupIdbe ssfors
bert unb anitanbsIos besabIt tpsrben,
brinst bic .,gfetp gprf @orIb" sinen
lntereRanten 4rtifsI. @enn Der iuadere
unb ebrenfeffe Wpnbeer 9etr Winuit,
Der in Der eriten SdIfts bss II. Sabr.
tunoerts 8eneraIbireftpr bon Neu Nrns
terbam mar, beute mad Retp gcrt fame,
10 tptirbe Ct ii9 nidt ipenig ipunbern,
tpaS aus Der Stabt sepprben 1T. SIM
Sabre 1926 faufte Wbnbeer 8etr BEN
Snoianern gan; Wanbattan Sslanb ab.
Gr be3ablte fir bic %, 700 Gder, bic es
umfabt, 60 boadnbiiGe @uIoen ober in
unierem 8elbe sttpa $22. Daflr tpirbe
CT beate nidt senus 2anb faufen f5nnen,
UNI slten tleinen Sibnertag ,u cts
rihteR.
Ut ipiirbe sber sIauben, CT trdumte,
fpent e. einmaI an Der Slnften apenue
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man gang entriiftet iber biefen 8etpeis
amerifanifher g~rtrapasans.
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iibrisen proben ale beiben, bieIs Wilio.
men, unb an Der sansen Siinftsn apenus,
tpenisitens in benz fa~sbionabIsn TbeiI
6srielben. 1T fein Saus su finben, beksn
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lionar tpdre. So anbsrn ii9 bic 3eiten.
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barnaIs aIs elm geridpenber betradtet
tpuroe, tpiirbe beute ais elm srner
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%ioSenannten feinen 8efsli1aft bon gaetp
gorf muB giner fdon elm febr gutter
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austommen mill.