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The Washington times., 1894-05-31
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs.

First race-Cl9yerdale; Salisbury.
Second race-Jbhnny: iitn.
Third raco-Hoilywood; Florist.
Fourth race-Phil DAILY: Pathway.
Fifth race-Brusseis; Poverty.
The Washington times., 1894-05-31

tbNu won
Scratched-Aunt Min, 12S; Culpeper, 123
Bejting-Topmast 6 TO >; Hollywood, o: Major
Thornton. 2js, Waterloo 1c0; Greenway, 100;
Sand Flea 60 oregon, g.
DN FIFTH RACE-One mile Hunters handi-
.tp cap; gentlemen riders; purse 800. Time
1.5ils.
Mr.. Paynos b. b. Early Dawn, n, by Ten
broeck-karly Light, 100 (Mr. Payne). !
Elphir, br. T., u, 160 (hr. Delaney. -.--.....
Tramp, b. z, a, 10 tMr McElhone). ..-........
Sherry, (Mr Smithl l40 and Ranger, (Mr. Nc
Guire) 40, also ran.
Betting-Early Dawn, to 5; Elphin, 2ls:
Tramp, 10; Sherry aud Ranger, 10 each
The Washington times., 1894-05-31
Leicester on the Hill
The New City on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the
beautiful of all home ses the safest and best of all for in
vestmens
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vicinity had to make small large investment in
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This is not small subdivision, but the founding of a
New City POSITIVELY NO OFFER EVER MADE
AS GOOD Every purchaser shareholder in the Company
ONE LOT and one 500 SHARE PREFERRED
PER CENT STOCK FOR SI25 for the first 900 lots Sold
$40 down and 81 per week No notes. interest," taxes
Daily excursions. Free transportation
Call at office for prospectus and full particulars
The Washington times., 1894-05-31

Dr.. White. cairopodist Ee. u per viait
The Washington times., 1894-05-31

Club nails, oorns, DO Dr. whisa
The Washington times., 1894-05-31

Relief for the feet Dr.. White.
The Washington times., 1894-05-31

VUUU sliIfl- W ON tasIIy.
Scratched-Postmaster, ITO; Poverty, 100; Sails
bury, 100.
Betting-Lotion, 5; Diavolo. TO 5; Brussels.
30; Traitor, 40; Ada Blue IL; Pelham, g; Voca-
lite, 10
The Washington times., 1894-05-31
How the Horses Ran.

Scratched-arreco fllly. 100.
Betting-katie Gray, TO 8; Evelyn Carter
flly. TO ); Ida Mcdaniel, 20; Refuse, 90; Mary
$ colt 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
9rQuOe.
srauo auf Dem gstItansHeuumaspIase.

GbicugO, 5. Suli.-!0eute abenb
brad auf Dem Dad Der IermiualsSta@
ton, auf bem gBeltausi siteIlun95pluec,
sSeuer aus. 0urd einen befti9en @In6
ipuroen Die Slammcn idnea auf Oas
O1inens uno GleftriS Sitdt8z z@ebGube aus
Qebtbut uno merben ieOensfoll8 Die bret
Sebauoe Dem 6euer total gum Spfcr
iaaen, Sa baS 6cHer bereit5 aaiu9rOBc
Oimenlioncn angenOmmen bate, ebc
sic Seuerwebr eiutraT.
Otebrere 6suerularme iinb ieit 5 llbr
ser SAFE SbOrez," ,,JfOfzS8lanS>"
unO uYuuz6ouO.e'Sabn bnz"2 cntz
lang u6gc9cben pOr0en, gSic es beiBt,
6uben Bic Strifcr5 mcbrtre Sra9twa9z
9on0 III 8ran6 geieet.
(SpGtcr.) - Was um 0itli6en Gn0c
bes GbrcnbOfes nod iibri9 blIcb, bcm
Gcntralpuuft be8 SntereheS BON Gnn@
Icnoen Don 8eiudern Der 8eltausltels
lung, liest beute in 0luinen. Die Aos
miniitratiousz. 6a6rifantcns. Glettri5ls
tat8s uno 0tinenz9ebdu0e, iOwie Die
9crminalsStation uuo bic 0taidtncrle'
SaQe iiuD elm 9foub Der 6lammen ges
moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
Gin No,11nier i'm 0Srouo.

gtew>Yort, 5. Suli.-Dcr Dam.
pier rGarlca8" pon Der r8eO DSyInte"
febrte bcute, in grano itebcno, in BEN
blelisen SaIcn suriif. &m 2. .. Ofts.
perlieB baS S6iii ieinen Pier, I'M nad
bcm 9sitimmungsorte, Der isinen 9taz
men trdgt, Caracas in Senc3uela, ab5us
Sanpicn.
gei 8eOlue'8 SSlunO murOe bem brsnz
nenScu S3Ifie Salfe 3u She'll. 0aS
6cueridlifi ngtcw,YOrt" fIllte OsnGnum
Ser Caracas nit lSahcr an, luabreno
Otanni9uiten pom DampIer n9Obn s.
NtoOrs" bie 9eiabrOete 2aOuns in Slz
9erbcit bru9ten. Qa8 Scuer mar I'M
&ielraum uussebrOdcu. Der 8usiiers
bampfer ,GrceliiOr" uuhm Die Panasisre
ser Caracas uuf. IS waren bcren nur
Ied,s am Boro. Die GutltsbungSurid9e
oeS 8ranoeS ilt nod niht betannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
Slo4,166.76 $3.50, 1884, 6
1nd 1el =

3una6me. ....: ....... ;sS6.2 .222 30
ODER S40,3S9.6 81 mtbr ais Der sur SeSabIun3 Der
!3inien auf bic seiammten 100000 SbIiaatioEen
ttatidI erforberIld9; Setras fir eineu corrponoi=
reHocn 3eitraurl.
Inner eisen,r 0iednuHa sfubrer bat bic Suder unb
Cont Der @onlpa9nie unerud uno poritebenpc 3obz
len rltti9 heillnoen.
lie llnt.rB,itReten offerirsH bic %oEos Bum Sers
faufe su 1041s IroSent uebit an' gciautcucu s3tus
fen, Spunsritag, oen 10. sSuII, sahIbar. Iuo
empfehlsn iie ais cine iehr bssebtensweribe
8cloauIase.
@s 1T nm Ginrci6uns beIer Sonbs in Die eiten Der
Ealtimortr unb Der geps yorier GfiefeHbore nafse=
iudt morhcn.
Abfrift,n Der Snpot5et, Oes gHipaItssGutad tens
Il. T. toaHcn unier,m Sireau einseiebcn Deroen.
Die Snbieriptiou ruiro Wontaa, ben 8. Suit,
gprmittaqS, e. pffuet uno tdlIiekt 3 llhr am
ga fmitiaae oes nadlftcn 9aare. Repcrtirun=
gen Der Setnunstn aeifehen oaHn mo9lidbit prompt.
9as Hedt Sur SeriperiuH9 BON appIifattonsn, gum
scitasren Sdesen Der Snhicription..als am 9enannz
ten Gage. uno sur 3uellciung tcincrer Serd9c, GIs
nadgsiudt poroeu, bleitt pcrbehaItcH.
Baltimore, oeu 80. Snni 1894.
4Ieranocr Srptpt 6 Sobne,
1r. 1855, observation-disclosures.
156,S ,63r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07

Wior9ca 200 .9tidtsllniOus 2eute an9es
felt, unD Elm Gonf fliit pirO befard)tst.
Die ,SOutbcrn Yucjiic SabnA
licst pOllis brad unO but bstannt $685.
ben, buB teius .3iise absebsn. Der
Saeriii bat lid nit ieinem Ant9ebot
surldgt3Os.n, bod perbalten ii9 Die
Strifer rubi9.
- Der louisville, &p., .3wets Der
,Nmcrican 9failwnD>llnion" ltimmte
nad elmer breitatigcn @Onfercu5 se9en
etncn Strife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
&ei,, Witbaltem s,trSeriifs
itd)tigang oer Soften.
Dir lDaarrn mhatn psrkauft wstorn.

gSr peroen um;iebeu.
gSir w.rben, wenu iertissefeat, baS
sr0Bte unb feiuite, ausidliebltd W6nner=
3Iciounssitl6e Observation-Disclosures
iiioh1 uon 9iep>Dor bemobuen.
DIE @etesnbeit gum Saufeu BON &Itis
oern-elesanter Sdueibercrbeit-su m,rf-
miirbis uiebriseH Yreiieu mar nienals 10
giuiis, pie jest.
sSlr hubeu Elm rieiiaes 0aser BON &Ieis
ottu8sftIGen fir Manner unO sung.
iinse an Saub, uuo mir lperben IsOsn Dol.
lars gSerth uertaufen, ebe mir uuiere reuen
Sidumlitfeiteu be;ieben.
Die Rotten fommen oar nidt in Setradt.
SenfeI sic Oaran!
Die GuswabI inter alien uuereu san;.
uolleueu AnSiigeu uub Seinflelbtru
(Serqes auSgenommen) 5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
QSelllt Ste

irgenot.eIdjc gSaarcn, GteiGJ Sen
nsicrigcn, feben, mcId1c sic fur
,ueniscr 0eto, aIs oie nnferiaen.
faufen f0nncn, toutnien Sic suriiG
itno boIen sic iid, Sbr @cIo.
gSenn Ste anoerwartS traeuo
&peIdJc gSaaren iebett, lpeId)e sSbnen
beiIer sefaacn, ais Ole mnieriaen.
fommen Ste stritd uno boIeu Sic
iid1 Sbr &clo.
Siaaf 9ambnrgcr g. SObHe,
Nr. 122, Sit=SaltimoresS z IT,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
ernbnp tbetariidlcr 5=prpStutiaer iM 80 Sabre
fauiser SbIsatiouen Der
Uitp 4 Suburban<Dab Gumpagnis
@eiammts 6, ny rtHets9ctraa S3,OOO.O0O.
Sieic S50O,0OO 1eropuitdnoigen ocn SbIiaa-
pntn=gSetrag, Der inter cicisr SBpoibef
cmiftirt iuetocu fam.

g>ie SonOs ftnb gorpon>S Bombs pon jc 81 600. ouf
Snbaber Iaueno nit b.m 8ripiles Der aapitalz9egi=
friruus. SapitdI unb Siuicn in Ser. SiaotenzGolcz
Sabbar, "obne rseno utldeu abBu9 aui @jrnno rs:no
,iner absabe, gu ocren 3uriidbauH9 ober abSns be-
iaete Sahn=9 ompasnic ourdh ireeRo elm GtIes Der
Ser. StaateH ODER oes Staates WlarulaHo Iu SGat5z
Bmedeu ansebaItcH iperoen mag" 9ieic Sbi9atioHen
fonneu niht Dor Sdllaperben eirseloit nsroeH; ne
fno sur cine dllc 3lHien nit etpa so 0elIen eeife
bedenben Sppotbet nebit ben gorretteu, Iusrutuns,
G5r Hbbeis anb @iseutbum aner Grt seidlert, ipelz
des pie Sim & Suburban Sabn=S ompat nj:
ieRt eiault ODER finitia nodl ertuerbeu mag.
ieBIide 2(uIane fur Vertualtumgsfuno gensb'
mi at no oett.
B.rsleifenbe SarIe1uns ron u tt GinnahuIen
Ddbreuo Der lesteu II Uonate uno oeIielbeR .Seitz
C1o6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
2lieren. mno 2sra(en-oSeioett
ST.. &aOiuaD'S
SnrCnpariQ-Ian Re(olUent.

Gin beiIulitteI, iueIhes aus Susr,osHSien Don au'
s,rprotHtIihen meoisiniihtn GileHitaffeH suiams
mtnesest 1T, hGupti6flh I'M ben htruHtcraetomme"
men uno aneesrHeEcH 9orper Su reiHiaen, Su heien,
ouisuritten mo All itdrten 8aid. anscEebm. iidh.r
uuo plrtiam in ieIRcr I5irtuH9. Su hdbeH bel antH
Ayotbetern. GiHru Dollar pro 6loihe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
ale 6rantheiten Der 2eber.

Tou k,otbt. bic toIa,uben epnptsms, iueIdb, aus
st0ruua Der StroaHunsszOrsone htrrlbren: Ssr'
opiuue inncrt 9dmorrbOiosn. 3lntaroraHs Iui SopT'
Z dure i'm Tiasen. TeiInrs Suu Grbrsher' -oo6Tsn'
neU, g3ib,rwl,n ces.n gabuIHa, Shiuert i'm gias
ecn Iaur,s 9ufiioseH, unrnbiser 3er4lalaa, Srtdt'
f,rnnq oh,r gritidunss bel nj 9ttaeE, SoHen'
NItdtn ooer &eDebe por ben an9en Btecer uno onHl'
nHb Nuasnfarbc Shmerstn in Der Stite, Sruit, ben
elieouIasen, ploSlid peri1rftes 9ersflopien uHo
brennenots Sttibl in ben 2SttttbeiItn
einia, DOZEN pom Raewan's s3tlIsn befreieu hdS
6pnem Don ben seHauHttu Sehmeroeu.
preis 25 6t5. Die 6hadteI.
3n baben bel auen Hp pctbefsrSs.
Ulor fd,r,ib, an 9r. Raowan & gontp., g. D.
HeF 365, 9leu,gorf, fur tiHeH Gatbasber. (0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
spatefte satIsnanrtd,ten.

2issro, 5. Sull.-- Yaiilri ilHo heute
bier bic Sampter uNmiterpam," pon 9fot,
teream nat H.m. .Yorf, uuo nDiariala,"
Don H.w.Oort uad Dambura beitimmt.
Snie1 g8 light, 8. Suli. - Baiiirt:
Oampf.r rYenulpluauia," bon Iutluerpeu
uad) philadelphia unterpegs.
Bramle. int. 5. Suli. - Bal
iirt in beute bier 2ampier Nc dieOum" aui
i.iner Sahrt BON Stem .Yclt naf AnIilers
ham,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
9as @odlenblatt seBt na9

@aIhiuaton, O.,
&barleifou, &C.,
Gauaunab, Ga,
Sadiouplle, 6lu.,
0lempbs, 8cnu.,
9tep.SrI.ans, 2a.s
OiU6ile, ala,
9ouispille, 9p.,
Breoerid, DID,,
2Siuiamsport, Dte.,
Cumberland, Dte.,
QoHacouing. Wlb.,
@rautsptae, RS.,
6rOftburs, RS.s
annapolis, Dls.,
Saserstonn, DlA,,
Yari.rsburg, @.'Ba.,
MartiuSbura, B.'Sa.,
Petersburg, 3D.,
9tidmOnOt Sa.,
StauHtsu, SG.s
alerGnbria, Ba.,
Wilmington, S..@.,
ROrfOIt, @u..
Saprs be Grace, Wb.,
Sauouer, Ba.,
Sbrepsburr, Sa.s
Dorf, pa,
R~A~.xn L. ~mM.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07

2lIra Subbaro s. Comp. babeu ios
eben Die Sanltdts 9eiieinrihtuug i'll Der
metbooiftih prottitautiifen STRIDE su
@barleetOwu,, Yeif.Sa., iertis sefeat.
(l60O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
Cuts unb Geielli@afttI

pprtsfrei in oem Str. etaattn.
5 Gremp[are auf 10 0tOuate. $40
10 Grcmplare uuf ~ WfOnute. $50
init .ircm ertra.gTempIar b,s gBO6eHboItteS
ir.i aui IL gteEate.
Is GYemplure AMI II WtOnate $50
nit ,insm SrtrG'gremsLar ees &as'51attss
frei oui Wionate.
90 @remplare uuf 10 OfOnate. $40
80 Grenplare uui II DtOnate. $50
init ,iu,m gr,mpIar bes go6ers unb 2ases
blattss tt.i aui II DtOHate
10 @remplare auf IL Wtonute. $50
NIT ,p,i grempIaren oes gBottnbIattes uEs
eiaem Ditto bes GG9eblattss
oui IL TRonlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
NR aOiuaD7s
yD1 sariaparilia''s
~ us& &eiolbent
Der 9r6Bte Slutreiniser
Muo fur
Seiluns drOniider &ranfbeitsn.

GErouiber &beumatismus, 9IrOpbeln,
Stu,Shuf.u. irebSartlse gcloeu, 9n%5tublu'
ten, White Swelling, @eldlwiigs, 9lftueb,
SrcuhltiS.
gtrdht nur. poB bns Sariapuri0iuu.0teiOl.
bent of. peilmitteI fir dlrouiihe, ftrophn-
l6ie, @onIftutionS. uub pauttranthelteu
iibertrifit. iouOeru ts lit aud eas sIuitss
f9.re 9eIImiIteI fIr
2liere,t. uno 2sra(en~cSeiSett,
St.iu. Diabetes, @aii.riudt, SFafierusr.
fupiuns, llriufIuB, 9rtsbt'ide SruHthsit.
sllbumlnura NIB III alien SdQen, fuo iaH'
bige RicD.rid,ldae itf btlNeu ooer COS gSai-
Ter It'd, polIig, nit SubfamieH, oemGlmtiB
ahnlid, 1Ermrd)t III oner TGo.n ruie rpeise
Geio, fidl Sel9eu, ooer bet traut5aitem,
blli0iem susieheu uuo weiben fuoheuitanb.
artigen gGtoeribld9eT Iuo bei'm gSaner'
IaiIel elm btiBeuoes, breHHtuo.s Gtftihl ittl
.iuiteqt uuO 5dmersen I'M &Hdlreu; unp
III ben 2eu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07

BueblO, GOI., 6. Suli. = Die Grs
ifieBuna bes Girtbc5 Sobn 2ead bur9
ben Salise9unbesmarId GaplOr hat
Die 9r0Btc Auirsgung bcrpOrgeruIen unO
es lit grObe @efabr oOrbanbeu, DaB Elm
auIru6r entitebt. Die oIlf5zWtaridaae
nit slu5uubme pom 25 crleIencn Otdns
ueru, werben na9 0enpcr geld)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
Ser SentIde Gorreiponoent

TdaIi6, n6d,ntIib une Gozntaas,
U. Maiue. Giaeuthi,mer nnS Sseoaftenr
(Stadfc'S,r UOn s. GaiHe),
eaSw,a=Gd, gotimor,=straB, NIB soii.Sf SfTieesAp,
Tr,is ecstaaIie,es sIatteS, oureb 3rdaer seiorst
r0k ste. d1s unb punta ae saius1nbs 10
Gents prn Wotte sabtar bic bcs SIati beiorstnbtu
3rdstr.-4aaIidh E,bh S0mnta a. .aussass inter
Fortoz s3orausbesahnHs oo pro SGpr, Ut sutaeft
Rcit i'm 9,rbdltHiS; flr bic w6dl eutlidhe Gassabe
nit eouEtoasbla.t, poroirti, nit Nhsre NIX Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sapr, nau irstno tinem SIte oes Snian.
b,s, "a nab europa. ennTtaeSsInsGabe 81
bro Scbr-5as bette unb cite oentid)c SIatt
tn cen Niittel= uuo Gnplaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07

SprtusfielO, Sas.. 6. Suli.-
lin 1 rlbr bcute 9ta6mittas uerlicb
@Ouuernsur 9lltgeiO Den iOlssnOen Be-
febl: r@ensral slubrew @el9, AurOra.
9tiidtu Sie iOfOrt nit 9brer 9ansen
Sr;gubc, nit Nusnabme Der StrcatOa
un6 Suliets@ @Ompasnie'u bes 3. 8e9lz
ments unO Der @alesburs unb 9fOds
Sslunb GOmpasuie'n bss 6. 9fesiments
uno rapportiren Gle bem 0tagor BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07
ls@te sad anett

GAsiIsu Der Orr. Staptsu d. gurOpa'a.
Haten 1t11O Srdnttett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-07

The German Correspondent,
Z. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDIToI'
(SuccesAor TO +. RAINEl
s. W. COR BALTIMoRE ST. AND FosT OFFICE AVE
DAILY, delivered by carriers 20 the tuoscrinefe
crnta per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cens per
week payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY anu
SUNDAY by mail, postage prepaid oy puohsher'
e. 30 per annum: for shorter time IN proPor-
tIon WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid with
Inducements to clubs, $3.50 per snnum 10 any
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without DAlly
cuwAPraT GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE ANP
eouTMMRM STATES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-01
SHE HAD TO TRAMP.
Because Iorrid Man Stole Her Dear
Little Bicycle.

What was the most uncomfortable
quarter of an hour | ever spent in
my life?" said dainty bit of femin-
Unity, wearing a bifurcated skirt, to
her companion as they sped together
up the Boulevard the other afternoon
on Il bicycle built for two.
She was replying to question of
her escort. and was evidently in n pro
found study, trying really to select
from the various unpleasant episodes
with which she had been confronted
IN her eighteen years experience one
which outtopped all the others.
Rallying suddenly. and with her fin
gers clutching more tightly the guild
ing bar of her bike" as her cheeks
redeemed slightly 1T the recollection,
she said: Il am sure that there was
never but one instance iii my life
when desire to murder filled my
heat. That surely was a quarter OF
an hour to- be remembered above all
others.
at happened last summer while |
was visiting friends near Concord. \.
II. Throughout all that country the
roads are in bad condition. and the
hills are something awful. Eight miles
there would be equivalent to sixteen
ON this boulevard.
"Wrll, one day. when WAS ten
miles from home and had just pushed
my wheel up Dummond'S hill the
highest Of all the hills around, and
was anticipating a long two mile
down grade sweep on the other side.
a man stepped out from 4 clump of
bushes ut the roadside.
"lle was unshaven and horrid look
ing, so when he rushed up to me and
seized my machine roughly as was in
the very act of mounting | nearly
tainted.
Don't fear, pretty one he said
in Il husky voice, fraught with the
odor of liquor. 4 won't hurt you. All
| want to do is to borrow your bike"
I'm something of rider myself With
that he took my machine. and mount
ing with all the skill of an expert he
rode off, leaving me to walk those
dreadful ten miles home.
81 never saw my machine again.
OF course he was tramp. and I've
never seen one since without wishing
had something more dangerous about
me than hat pin" New York Her
aid.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-01

A monument has been erected at
Tarrytown to the memory Of the revo-
lutonary soldiers buried in Sleepy
Hollow cemetery, this being the one
hundred and thirteenth anniversary
Of the surrender of Corvallis at
Yorktown.
Seventeen years old, John Ayres,
son Of the publisher of the Knoxville
Iowa) Journal, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head.
He left an note saying that he was
tired Of life. He was bright boy,
studious and well-liked.
DR.. A. b. Conkllng, who has been
mysterously missing from Cassopolis,
Mich, has returned to his home. lie
says he was kidnapped tue night of
September . by two colored men and
has since been confined In several diff
ferent cities under guard. When Itlr
Grated he was in Cincinnati.
Members of the faculty of the uni
versity Of Michigan say that Pro-
fcssor j. Il. Steere was not removed
from the chair of Systematic Zoology
because OF his lecture on TIE IMMORAL
~ Of the professors and students and
his enthusiastic advocacy Of the cause
Of !ncompetency.
Eastern college football games:
Yalcs -, Orange o, Princetons II, Cor
nell 4; Harvard 30, Williams o; Penn
sylyanin ~, Crescent 10; Brown 26,
Wesleyan 0; Union q, Amherst o;
Tuft s, Trinity 4; Dartmouth ~, Bow
doin o; University OF Virginia rs, Johns
Hopkins o.
elliot Livingstone Titus, a brokers'
CLERK, and aMry s. Duff, daughter Of
wealthy Brooklyn carriage manu-
facturer, who we're betrothcd, were
found dead in a locked room In a bath
house. near Mr.. Duff's summer resi-
donce, In Sea Cliff, l.. l. The man
had been shot and the girls death Is
thought to have been caused by chic
reform.
Western college football games:
University Of Wisconsin 30, Univer-
slty OF Chicago O.; Belolt AZ, North
western q; University of Illinois 81,
Lake Forest q; Purdue 3G, Armour In
stitute o; University Of Michigan 40,
Orchard Lake .; University of Ne
braska -, Iowa College o; University
or Iowa "a, Augustana .; Wabash IL,
De Paw 4.
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avenue and Sixty-fifth street, which he
valued at $4,000 mortgaged for SIS.
900. Three judgments for 81. 10S have
bene recently entered against him and
mechanics liens for $2.21G have been
filed against him.
The Brooklyn Carriage ana Harness
company, at Gates and Nostrand ave.
nues, Brooklyn, has made an assign.
ment to William T. Mayer. givin.
preferences for $2.40O. The business
was started in December. 1892. and /,
is said the concern did too much trade
for its capital On October II /,
claimed assets Of S2S,5O0, liabilities
$12, 800
The schedules of II. A. Waterhousc
Il Son, dealers in carriages at Nos
1872 and 154 West Twenty-third street
show liabilities S5,676; nominal assets
$45S6. The liabilities are principally
to out of town creditors.
Cincinnati, Oct. 20. One of the old
est insurance agencies in Cincinnati
j. NJ. Sears x Co. made an assignment
yesterday. 1t is understood that the
assets are S25.OOO and the liabilities
$4,000. consisting entirely of obliga
tons to insurance companies which the
firm represented.
Rochester. y. Y. oct. 26.-Applic;.
ton has been made for the appoint
ment of IL receiver for the Gelhaar
Fleming x Fuller corporation.
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USUAL ORDER REVERSED.
Young Man Sues for Breach of Prom
ise

Milwaukee. Oct. pa decided nov
city in legal documents is Il complaint
filed in the circuit court. 1t is no less
than Il suit for $4,000 DAMAGES on
account of Il breach of promise of mar
riage, and in the case the usual con-
ditionS are reversed, man being the
plaintiff this time.
The plaintiff in the action is Adolph
Scholz, Il banker, who has been conduct
ing business in Berlin, Germany. In
his complaint he tells how he sold out
his business on the other side and
Journeyed all the way to Wisconsin 70
make Katherine Pilger Mrs. Scholz
and how, when he arrived, she refused
to marry him. Thereupon he returned
to his German home, but in january
OF 1873, relying upon her renewed prom
iSe he came back It, the cream city,
out was again spurned by Katherine.
lhe two trips, together with the in
jury to his feelings, he considers worth
$4,000 each, and he asks that Judge
Johnson and Il jury see that he gets
that sum.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-01
BIG BANK ROBBERY :.
DEPOSITS IN OMAHA NATIONAL
BANK STOLEN.
No clue to the Perpetrators The Mat
ter Kept Secret for Weeks
Neat Job

Omaha, Neb, oct 1.-THE safety
section of the omaha Ma
tional bank has been robbed, and in SO
dcxtrrouS manner that no clue to the
way the work was done is obtainablc,
Large sums OF money were taken from
the boxes in the vaults, but the exact
amount OF the losses cannot be known
until All are examined. The discovery
and ever! prrcaution has been taken
by the bank officials to keep the mat
ter close secret. All deposits are
guaranteed by the bank.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-01
CHICAGO TRIBUNE SOLD.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct %. Negotiations
which have been pending for some
time for the sale of Joseph Medill's
controlling interest in the Chicago
Tribune to a syndicate headed by II.
IL. kohlsaat, formerly of the Intel
Ocean, are said to have ended sue
cessfully. Melville E. Stone general
manager of the Associated press, is
interested with Mr.. kohlSaat in the
deal and is mentioned as the probable
editor Of the Tribune under the new
management.
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for the same crime ut Fort Madison,
Iowa.
A dispatch from Paris says that is is
the general belief among diplomatists
that the death of the car will not
make any change In the Franco. Rus
sian alliance.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that
the Chinese court Is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY Of remoy ing from Pekin to
Singan, the ancient capital of China.
A dispatch from Rome states that
owing to his disagreement with Signor
Crispis Anglo-African policy Count
Tornielli, Italian ambassador to Lon
don, will be recalled
Judge Lacombe, of New York, held
the courts. could not interfere with
the deportation Of MortoEs coachman
though he considered him Il domestic
servant In the meaning Of the law.
George Sclater- Booth, first Baron
Basing, former member Of the Brit
ish cabinet, is dead, aged GS years.
Three prisoners under sentence of
death fought in the jail at Tnhlequah
j. r., two Of them being fatally in.
jurcd.
Dispatches from Paris and st.
Petersburg describe the cars condi.
ton MS most serious. and state that
the imperial grand dukes who were
staying in the French capital have
started for Livadia in the Crimca,
where the car IL.
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IN RTSIN ESS.
MANY FIRMS ARE FINALLY
FORCED TO THE WALL.
SUall Concerns in New York Suffer
Most-A Cincinnati
Failure.

New York, oct 70 James McWal,
tiers, builder ut 30. 500 West Fort"
si.>Jh street, has made an assignment
il John Alexander giving preference
II Murray \ llili for Sass lie has
been iu business on his own account
for seven years In February last he
claimed Il net worth Of il,ooo, princ,-
pally in real estate equities lie re
comfy built two hve.Story tlats ut
Nos. IL and III West Thirtv-frSt
street which he sold Il month ago =
John \. Weser, the consideration be
ins S1SSo0. subject TO mortgage Of
Saa.5oa. He was also reputed to own
four lots at the corner Of West End