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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27

AUSTRO- RUSSIAN TREATY SUBMITTED
Vienna May 26-The Austro- Russian commercial
treaty was submitted the Imperial Parliament
cl.itles supplied by the terms OF the measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
wEKERLEs PLAN LIKELY TO sUCC

WEKERLES PLAN LIKELY TO SUCCEED.
Vienna, May o6-Dr Wekerle Prime Minister OF
Hungary had an audience with Emperor Francis
Joseph this morning lasting two hours. DR. Wekerle
submitted to the Emperor series OF proposals
which he had prepared with a view of insuring the
passage OF the civil Marriage bill by the Hungarian
House OF Magnates. After leaving the palace the
Hungarian Premier had conference with Count
Kalnoky, the Imperial Premier. who expressed his
belief that Dr. Wekerles proposals would be
cepted By the House OF Magnates. DR.. Wekerle said
that the proposals would be submitted 10 the House
OF Magnates next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
REGARDING THE BRIGHTON BEACH MEErn

REGARDING THE BRIGHTON BEACH MEETING.
The following correspondence made public last evening
By the Jockey Club put different complexion
the Brighton Beach Racing Associations meeting
Decoration Day;
L. X. Sturgs esq. secretary OF the Jockey Club.
Dear Sir Informed that horses the
Brighton Beach tacecours Decoration Day whether
that association takes license from the Jockey Club
Please inform me n this is correct Yours truly,
w. J. sPIERs.
w. J. Spcrs. esq
Sir | Instructed by the stewards Of the Jockey
Club 10 notify that under the rules OF racing all
horses which within the Jurisdiction
OF the Jockey Club without such association having
obtained license from the Jockey Club. will be dis
qualified.
The rule also applies 20 owners, trainers Jockeys
and will be strictly enforced. Yours truly
r. X. STURGIS. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
w
Because we have a

SHIRT FACTORY IN POUGHKEEPsIE n
WE ARE THE ONLY RETAIL DRY
GOODS HOUSE MAKING THE SHIRTS IT
SELLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
WHY?
Because we have a

Because we have a
LINEN FACTORY IN BELFAST, IRELAND
THIS PLACE Is THE SEAT OF THE
LINEN TRADE, AND WE ARE THE ONLY
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE HAVING our
OWN FACTORY THERE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New orleans. Aug. 3l.--lAycrpooi no
doubt had received reports ut rains IN
Texas yesterday and opened with
great deal OF fymnesa, but closed
rathtr lower l-Gi above yesterday,
our market also opened at Few points
advance but as the heavy rains have
ceased and private Exports were re-
ceiyed saying that bou worms IN many
less damage than az first supposed,
our prices also dcciiiped and closed
about point lower tlian last night.
We can only repeat what we nave
stated several times In localities, a
heavy rainfall may have done damage,
but with the large territory u few
localities cannot possibly be taken into
account In the Judging OF the total
crop. We Also think that the cndl-
ton OF the crop lIas lately deterioratcd.
but II has done 70 from n stand mat
has hardly ever been surpassed up to
such a late day. II is impossible to
assume with such long favorable
season tirst few days OF unfavOfable
weather should diminish the crop IN
such way as some Of our friends IN
tho country would lead us TO believe
We have the interest OF The South duly
Mt heart and have IN previous years
shown that we are anxious 10 stand
up for 1t. but st the same time rs uses
less TO deceive ourselves or our friends
and we cannot help therefore 10 give
due expression 10 our belief IN con-
tlnued prospects or large crop. Total
Liverpool stock today is 100000.
against I.i62. 900 inst year. American,
g5s 900. against 1.50f.0 900 last year. Spot
sales In New York are $50 bales all TO
Apinners Yours truly,
ATWOOD VIOLET A co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York, Sept. i..-wheat--Rc-
ceipts. i5S,2oO bushels; exports. S2.lOc;
sales. i.S75.0Oo bushels futures. $4,000
bushels spot. Spot quiet; No. red.
store and elevator 81 use + o. b.: IS s-ic
canal; No. Northern. Ga f-Se delivered;
No. ] hard. &C i-so delivered.
options opened easter under local
sales. but Immediately rallied on light
deliveries aud IN sympathy with corn,
although the advance WIS afterwards
lost on dull trade and the close was
about 1-Sui-so lower than last night
May. 6 1906 i-so. closed 60 Use; Sep
tember 81 s-idibs l-4c. closed 81 7-sc;
october, bs 7-Ser59c, closed IS T-Sc; Mo-
vember closed COO; December 60 T-SI
81 b-Sc, closed Gle.
Hides-Duil; wet sailed New Orleans
selected. IS to IS pounds, AGA lac.
Buenos Ayrcs, dry. 20 10 "a pounds.
10 l-ac; Texas dry, "a to 80 pounds, au
b1-2c.
Leather-steady hcmlock sole Buc-
nos Ayres. light TO heavy weights, u
Qisc.
woel--Dun; domestic fleece, isge,o,
pulled s00sbo.
Pig Iron-stcady; Scotch, ao5OG
22b0; American, 10Qis
Copper-Quiet: lake. 10 lis,
Lead-Wealt; domestic, S-ib.
Tin-Nominal; plates steady.
Cotton Seed oii--The market Is still
in firm position with prices within
range Of quotations although shade
better than sac FOR prime summer yell
low is talked OF In some quarters; do
mand moderate; prime crude, 2a0s0c;
on crude, f6d2soi yellow butter grades.
S4a35c, choice summer yellow, a5ei
prime yellow, SIC; yellow on grades,
s2el3sc; prime white. ale.
Sugar->Raw firm; fair refining. 3 les
as lao; centrifugal, 20 tost, . s-iGio;
sales mono. Refined steady; deliveries,
more prompt. No. G. s-Sd4 9-1Gci No.
Z. 41-ia4 T-16ci No. 8. 4 i-s94 b-16c. No,
., 41-i6Gl 1-4o; No 10, iS-lec, No. II.
2 b-i6Q4 i-so; No. 10. 7-sc; No ~,
, s-sc; mold A. 500 s-iGc. standard a,
4 l1-iCG4 Use; conrectionsrs' a. lli-l6W
1880; cut loaf. S-selb eide; crushed.
S-saf5 e-iGc; powdered. bil6G5 l-Ac;
graduated, dls-l6@5o; cubes, 5i.i6N
1-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
soND AND STOCK MARKET
rock EXCHANGE WAS pvLi.
ne AND INACTIVE.
was the Only stock TO SHOW
~, Life, and Dealings Therein
-. Less Than the Avernge-Chi-
ca. shows n Little Life.

So york. Sept. 1.-Tradlng on the
*, exchange was light during the
hours sugar being the only stock
.,,cb displayed anything like activity,
"a The dealings therein were less than
- average volume. A raid was made
r sugar at the opening, which forced
4. mice down to l IS per cent. to
ia which is just 10 per cent. below
n. asures current a week ago today
,na Il 10 per cent. below the highest
Int reached recently. the stock hav-
~ sold up to ia rs on August 81.
mere was nothing new in the situa-
IAN affecting the sugar interests which
s.yelop today that would account for
a. decline, and {; can only be ascrlbed
4 the manipulations OF the clique.
Thers was full recovery in the later
ssalings, followed by a reaction OF l-2
ter cent, which represents the loss on
H. day Chicago Gas was the only
sther share in which the transactions
exceeded 5000 shares. 1t was also sold
down By the traders and recorded a
decline from yesterdays closing. being
similar traction. ROCK Island was
again weak today receding l-2 and
ciosing at the lowest figure touched.
81. Paul and Burlington and Quincy
we're both strong and advanced "a and
u respectively, maintaining the full
rise up to the close. Northern Pacific
rrefeTred per cent. on foreign buy
lng and sales to cover short contracts.
II Il said there is a very large out
...ratr. short interest ia thts gforiy
10 which fact ls ascribed Its strength.
In the final sales IL per cent, OF the
days advance was lost, Louisville and
Nashville on moderate buying rose
psr cent. reaotlng is at the last
Western Union was In fair request and
made an advance OF 1 per cent. Of
which II per cent. was subsequently
list Dlstllllng was neglected. fluetuat-
,,r within a range of 3 per cent aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

The latest government report makes
n startling revelation In the deprecia-
tion OF value of live stock from 1893 TO
1894 The total depreciation is 1885,
0O0O
The values Of all live stock have de-
creased, with the exception Of miloh
COWS. which on january l, 1894, showed
an Increased value OF 4 cents per head
as compared with their value January
/. 1888 The average value OF ali hcrses
I'm the country which was S6l.22 at the
beAinning OF 1898 declined to s47.s3 at
the beginning OF 1894, the average loss
in value per head being $500. Mules
also deprecated in value, being worth
SSH less at the beginning, OF this year
than they were In 1898. The department
OF agriculture also gives the loss in
the value OF sheep az 6S cents per head;
OF swine at 4s cents per head. and OF
oxen ana rther cattle at bS cents per
head. as can be seen from the follow
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Liverpool. Sept. i.-closlng cotton
Spot quiet American middlins. ~
igd; the sales OF the day were 1900
bales, OF which 300 were for speoila-
ton and export and included $500
American. Receipts, a290 bales, all
American. Futures opened steady,
with a moderate demand, and closed
auiet but steady. American middling,
L. NJ. C., September. 3 fS-Gfd buyers;
September and October, 3 4e-afn3 47-6l;
october and November, 4S-et44 t1-b4d'
November and December. Q 46-giff5 IL
sd. December aud january, : f9-6tn
3 $50: January and February. is.sfd
sellers: February and March, 0-sin
3 gi-g4d: March and April. 2 52-Cid buy
ers; April and May. s3-G4a3 d-eid
May and June, 55-gtd buyers. Inc
baIes new dockcts and 100 bales old
dockcts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
The Pnst,s RrNIe,r.

New York. Sept. 1.-The Evening
Post says; 1t was the spectators for
NE decline as might have been ex-
pected, for they showed today the
greatest Imposition not to "oyerstay"
Aslr market. The advent OF double
h0Aday always drives into realizing the
Ieeulative party least assured Of it's
posiuon. and today's transactions left
No doubt as to which par;y ut the
PRESENT moment enjoys that distlnc-
ton. The movement Of recovery did
ny begin at once and 1t was not alto
seIher uniform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Kansas City. Sept. 1.-wheat--sliow.
No. 2 hard, 40 I-2ai7c5 No. ,. 5000 i-2o;
No. 2 rel. &C i-s837e; No. red. $50
40 lee; rajeetel. SIC.
Comm, demand. No. mixed. t2e;
No. whlta. 50 lie.
oats-Siow. NJ. mixed. sic; No.
white. $50.
,Butter-Flrm. Creamery. 19Qz2e;
dairy. i6mise.
EfEa--Qulet. II i-2o.
Reoelpts-whe4t. 1900 bushels; corn
1900. oats. 100.
shipments--Wheat, 1850. bufhels;
corn, 1900; oats. none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York. Sept. 1.-The total sale.
or stock today were s2,9s3 shares in
Guiding; American Sugar. $40; Atebl.
son. zieo; Chicago Gas. $500; Buriins-
ton. ~ Distin.,s. 1900. nrl.vuA sna
Nashville, Sf00; Northern Pacin, nrs.
Ierred, 800; Reading, 1900: Rock Island
s ~ 81. Paul, $500; Western Union
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Liverpool, sept i.---lsf.ae wheat
steady: triders offer moderately. ~. 2
red winter. IS sd. d. spring. 49li-
corn--Firm; supply poor; new mixed
spot, y Sid. fe-n-ts firm, heioers
not Offering. September IS Id; october.
- ii I'D: November. A. 10 I'D.
F1our--S.eady; holders offer moder-
atsiy. st Louis fancy winter, os yd
IArd--Firm; holders not Offering.
Spot. 42s 90 futures. holders mol oner-
itg. 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

notn accounts declined over no,,,
a number OF stop orders were na,gh,
anu the plans of the mnnin,,is,a,,s
seemed TO be directed towards tahins
GUY long stock. Il. I. was inactive mi
"a mere was a fair covering demand fer
:, q. and 2. and st. P. was steady an
I : OF purchases by traders I,
n. hrfn and local pool aistYibutetd
9 ~ TO buy on scale down. D, g
r. was a strong feature and Westsr,
houses principal buyers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York, Sept. 1.-Money easy at
PCT cent; last loan ]. closed at l per
vat Prime mercantile paper, SOS IL
sss cent. Sterling exchange dull. with
actual business in bankers bills at
,n6 l-2V4S6 SIS for demand and
~ i-2q4.s5 SIS for sixtey days. Posted
,stes Nse94s7 and s4.ss4Lss. Com
Isteisl bills, s4.S4 1-464.s4 1-2. Bar
aver, Is s-4. Mexican dollars, 90 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York, Sept. 1.-The weekly bank
,"'ement shows the following changes:
reserve decrease. sss7.s25; loans, in
Ease Ease n,l1s.2OO: specie, Increase. Sli5-
legal tenders. decrease, 81. 1898. 500;
inplsits' Increase, Slss, 100: circulation,
'a.rs,ease. s2s.lOO.
4, tae banks now hold SCI. $40. s25 In 'ex-
Sent rule N'' s'''e'''s % -"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

-pnaon' Sept i.--close-Consols for
\. io2 5-S: consols for the account,
~ Bar silver. 9Ol-4 per ounce.
CD l-i0l-2 per cent. The rate Of
IN In the open market for short
ren,t .ls-l6 per cent and for three
''''as bills s-16 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York, Sept. l.-Exports from the
port OF New York for the week were.
Gold $4,000; silver. $3.50, 400. The i'm
ports for the week were: Gold. sl.11b-
al; silver, S3,SSi. general merchnndise
So'Vs5419' dry goods, $2,O2l, 9l7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

prime mess. western, us Cd: do. me-
dunn, e5s "a
Beef--H Holders offSr spartng.y. Extra
India mess, 75s; prime mess. sos.
Hams Easy; holders ofrer moder-
eteiy; short cut, 55s.
Racon-Strong; holders offer spar
ingly. Cumberland cut. ass Cd. short
long and short ei0Rr IS pounds, 40s ca:
shoulders firm. SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
London nniIrnnd sioe,..

London, Sept. Ia D. m, closing
canadian Pacific. 6 rs; Erie, IS "a;
Erie seconds, rs; Illinois Central. ~;
Mexican ordinary, 10 "a; 81. Paul cnrn.
mon, % S-s; New York Central. ioi -.
pennsylvanla, SO 1-2; ReadInR. ii Ia.
Mexican Central. new As. SO "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

The STANDARD would be plesHed 70
hear from all cattlenen In Texes and
10 indian Territory who contemplate
shirplnE and we will furnish markets on
Eradication. We make specially Of
M TexaA trade. and II good cnro OF
a. sck IN the yards and good sales ~
,ybnt you desire, then send IN a trial
shtnment and we will endoavor to make
co., a permanent customer. Write Is.
.TaNnAPD LIVE STOCK CONNIE
" SION CO.,
paom i7s. New Exchange building. U.
j. Yards, Chicago. III.
W. A. SAMSON, MANAGER. formerly OF
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

~, NV York Sept. Ill. & n. net earn
4, July. increase. $3.50.
ctens'' monopouaed attention at
and on heavy offerings for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York. Sept L. Reserves De-
cember SssIS25; loans, Increase, 81, lie
g3Ooi specie. increase, $4,000; legals,
decrease N,2sS'SOO; deposits, Increase,
siSSlO0; circulation. Increase, Sex. 100.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

,...W York, Sept. 1.-The coffee and
an an exchanges are closed today. All
lsbar ss will be closed on Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Taking the total value Of all the DIFF
,erent kinds Of i've stock the entire loss
~ The farmers OF the country amounts
~ sac 2GC .Og5: their property was worth
that amount Of money less on January
1854 than Il was worth to them n
vepr earlier. Farmers lost over s225.-
66o ooo through the lower value Of their
horses. they lost over SIS. 100000 through
ne lower value OF their mules: they
loaf more than sl10o0.O0o through the
dsnreelation in the value. Of their oxen
sn1 other cattle; they lost over ss,7OO,-
Sen sceording to the department OF ag-
vicnitnre estimate. through the depre-
.istinn in value OF their sheep, and
,hsy lost more than s25,ooo,0co because
, NJ, bors were worth less money In
the market -. a..
$40 1ss oso 40 must he onset the gain OF
% 10 40 in the value q mileh COWS,
,1,as leaving a net loss IN 1--we stock
" rathsr more than iSS2-oo0, 600. 70
1inich should be added loss Of s2s.-
o WIFE ~ IN he value Of the farmers wool
e,oi'' A., no same period, which brings
ehp , -, ~ tIp 10 iss5 ooo.eoo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
GOLD.

London. Sept. l.-Gold is quoted to-
day at Buenos Ayres at 2.4a; Madrid.
2s.25; at Lisbon. 1925; st. Petersburg,
9os Athens, n; Rome, 10. and Vienna,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York, Sept. Bank elearings,
Sii'6ltlG2; balances, 5000. 100 For the
week, Si6s,4f5,O02, balances, S2s, 1891, SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Galveston. Tex. Sept D. cotton
Stc0dy. middlnE i-ui ehla. 9ag
bales, receipts 1881 bales. s,oei, gi-
$50 balep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

81, Louis. Mo- sept TIC i'au
steady; mddllns c 6-sc.r sha. bl 3et
receipts, nolhing shipments 80 haicE
atock l6,G0U bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Fl .,oula. Mo. scr. -cpiile K,.
,,-,.,.. oo,. ,t.l,,,.,, ttm ,rt, .,,.,.
''''
ply was ''o ilh"' 20 Hie"t iN'pt'r
Good untlve sleow arc n dnnhno az
iull prices and nil rf.daa nnu f'tda
aples
lit{u -tseeipli ta', "'ipi idh. liNl.
malHrl hrin' b'si tiA"a fA sl'V'f
~, ,, te,,
Sneep 'tcNpipis' W. Hit'a lr' - ~. ,
li9f"pt isA p,V,'N ~ tp3 f.'sfl
-'N''N'
enc ga n4.s
.... /,
''''"a"' S't''. o.. .'.''' ''''' o.
NfaH Ymutro ahI wAh nN f9snAs toA'
nivn 10 looJ nfadca Wara ower There
,,ts |bn .p,i,sid r,. 5lr deaa1d fr1u nny
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
Honda.

New York, Sept, 1.--Government
bonds steady, except for flves. which
Were weak. state bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds strong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New orleana, La. Sept is-cotton--
Quiet and steady. sales spot. iiNo beiesi
10 arrive. % bales; receipts. al bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

t,,.yor All your cold drinks With ten
fisIos drops OF ANGosTURA BIT
70 ni.osn rsep free from summer d.s-
Ihhs, IA All sorts OF Indigestion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

New York, SEPT i--For Saturday the
early demand was fairly GOOD hongh
many buyers appeared inded after ihe
active work of the week The volume
OF business has been very large for
the week. yet n the values an around
report firm and some arc higher than
week ago, In demand and sales Inv
whole situation shows much improve
ment. Printing cloths Arm al 3-So bid
Fan River prodRrilon i3nlu WerrH;
sales, 1872 600 pieces, atuclt 5i7, 900 pieces.
or decrease OF 10000 pihccs from
last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Meats--Dry salt. clear quarters. i-2c;
hacon. short clear. 10 lac; bacon, bell
les. ii 10; d.y salt bellies. 10 ls2ci
medium hams. 10 i-9c; large hams, u
&c. anal hams, lac. breakfast bacon
Lard-compound. Lie; pure leaf,
1Oc.
sugaT--standard graduated, 5-ec;
powdered. barrels. 7-se. powdered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

Fort Worth. Tex sept. J.
package coffees went on i-2r today.
Trade light owing TO heavy rain which
,.u al dav
, 1894-10-02

nie0ri8en 3cmperatur lit cine en%tipredenOc
0unfeLbeit unbcOingt notbnen6ig, ipcnn
n0t6ig, lit ic fitnitLi5 9cr5uiteQen. 8. 9tlS
Nuf6eDabrunQSrdumc oienen I'M aI9c@
meincu Seller, &auumcrn, 80ocn, 3tmmer.
10. Sat man bel 8lejcben G%igcni10iten BIC
lSabl 5ipiicbe1 Seller Ino &ulnmer, 10 lit
Dem Gorm iibcr Der Groc Scr 8orz
5ug SIT geben. II. Ntobernbe @egeitz
itdnbc oOer loIcbe, bic etnen null
trigen 0eruCb perbreiten, alc1 @e>
mile ieoer Nrt, itn6 fern 81 Dalten.
II. Gntipricbt Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
allen 2lnforberungelt, TO lift porSuSteber,
Bic SriiAte frei, unetn8ebiut, b0dbitenS
0rciicbicbti8 ii%bereinanOer SIT legen. Gnt=
lcDic0en barti6ali9e Sprten ertrdge1 alcb
elm bDDereS Observation-Disclosures. Mnbcrerz
ieitS lit OaS GinDifeIn III SeiOenpapier,
lopie DaS i6i9tenipeiie 2a8ern in &iiten,
6dilern, 5ptihen Sioliriubitan3en, ipie
pulDeriiirte t6olStohte, Sonb &C. &C. ST
enpfeblen. -. Sn &iiten un6 &aiten iinO
itets nut 9leicb5eitig reifen6e 6riicbte aufz
S~ubepaDrcn. IA. MOgli4it finO sic 6riicbte
nit bem &el6 nab unten lnb nit Dem
Sttel naB oben gu %itellen. 10. &urS Bee
nor man Bic Srii6te sur Safel brin9t,
miliien ie nit einem tpcidben Sucbe abb
gentldt iper6et.
, 1894-10-02
QII9emeine 1e9eIn iiber Qufbewah:
runo pon Winterobit.

1. @tbtige 2luSmabl Ser SOrten nn6 &C.
b0rige Stcbtung Der GrentpIare. 2. Wan
Dermcibe purmitibige TriiAte, Derlebte,
9eoriidte @remplare, iueil jebe S6ao6af7
tigtett, mag iie au1 nOcb 10 gering eric9ei@
men, itetS Elm 6eerO fir 6dulntB lit. Die
8acbsbaut bari niBt berIebt ietn. 3. Se7
%butianles gfliGen Der 6ribte. !3um
8flIden tp6bLe man 6eitere Sage; telebt
eingewtntertes Obit bdlt itb ni9t. 4. Nin7
terfriicbte iinb mO8libIt LANCE am 8ounte
hqn9en al Laiien, uut 3ur %DoIiten 9luSbtls
Our0 gu 9elangem. 8. IS tommt nibt
baraltf an, OBJ bie Stile unOsrlebt ODER gez
brpcben 1in6. 6. 9aS bielfacb EMP oblene9Ibz
tpiidbenN Der 6ril9te Dor Der @lfbepabrung
lit fetnesmegs ais eine 9totbpenbiGfcit anSn@
bnrcb Ieicbt GerGebun9en an 8arti9aligen
Sriicbten cntfteben fOnnen. Z. Die Nnte
betpabrungsrGume mIiiiien cine mo9ltchit
q~leihmdBige, niebrige Gemperatnr baben.
0ie @ingdnge miiien na3 9foro OOer
gtOrDoit geIegen ietn. s. 0tacblt Der
, 1894-10-02
@erLangt Tranen uno MaOden.


Sc eTIon9t: @iue CUTE R6btu, 9to95ufroeeu As
~ Epslpu Blace. 25ipbau
Sc %erIougt: @tre Jrou fir Sousorbeit uub UNI
~ 8ultneB=Sunb at fo6en. 2974 Stote=Str.
Sc ~erI0Hgt: Suites beuti6es W}dO6en fir alice.
- metue Sousarbeit 8ripotfonulie.
BAL 98oibiuatpn Boulpo.
So e|rl9n9t: @ln @tdOten irt 9eieBteH @Iter, bos
~ lelo1tltanol9 ollie 9aaSar6eit tbHn fam. III elmer
4rioatfumilie. 33 8. 93prtb ape., irtteu.
g~SerIon9t:.. 9sutI6es Mdbaeu fir 9elu0bnljhe
~ Sausarbeit. Nod5ufraeen
26O3 Sin 5oIItebsStr.
RetIon9t: @fdb9eu. 6uter Sobr.
~ 2ot2t Is Wtilfpaufee 9uOe. 9oluou.
, 1894-10-02
I0rn1en.
unterri1t.


Me1u6t 6ronsDIi6e. italieuiide umb 6eutide Fri.
pat=SettlDHen.. Abeuotlofeu. Brattiid. Qramma-
corresponding NIB lle6erieBuu9eu III ben pblgeu Spra=
9et au9eTertl9t u. WtlploHieb, 155 @aIBingtonitr,
9auptfur. lpu2t
, 1894-10-02
81 Derleibeu.

NuftiDns=G erfdufe.
@HtttonssNOtt3.
R~e9uldre8 t0uf5sGa9e:
Ntonte9s NIB 8o1uerTtags.
Q e3ieIs @erfaufe an anberen Suqeu 6es Ntouots.
Maoren ouf 4rioot.gerfaut g9bpleiolr oner 8etaiI, at
Anttions=Preiien.
@ert0lfe ooW 20 obnang5sGtnri6tuugeu cine Spe3iaIitdt.
SeIo por9tf9oiIe ubetuebertra9u ug.
@prreipnnbenSen perbeu erpartet.
Martiu s III I d g. 6 0.
NuftIonGTe,
l2aplS tnlo 261 & ESQ State Str, @Bicago.