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The herald., 1894-02-25
WIMAN OUT OF PRISON.
TWENTY. FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS CASH BAIL PUT UP.
He Goes at Once to the Bedside of His
Dying Son-General Tracy Declares
His Client Is Not .
Criminal.

New YORK, Feb. 24.-Erastus Wiman
was released from custody at noon.
Charles II. Deere of Moline, ILL.,. having
deposited 25 one thousanddollsr bills in
the Office of the city chamberlain, this
being the amount of his bail. Recorder
Smvthe signed the bond. Deere is the
father-in-law of Wiman's son William,
now lying in precarious condition at
his house on Staten island.
Wiman's son was much worse today.
ne 10 a,vp r4pcCLeu ~ liua
After his release on bail, Wiman, ac-
companied by Deere, hastened to hii
home on Staten island.
Wiman will be called on to plead tc
the indictment for forgery next Monday
at ii O'Clock. The following letter in
relation to the charges against Wiman
is sent out by his counsel, Gen. Ben
jamln F. Tracy:
New YORK, Feb. Oath.
have seen for the first time this
morning the indictment against Wiman,
and have learned the history of the
case, and the facts upon which the in
dictments are founded. l am entirely
Satisfied, after such examination, that
Wiman has committed no crime, and
unless l am greatly misinformed, the
trial will develop state of facts which
will show that Wiman is not only
not criminal, but has done
nothing that can seriously reflect upon
his honor or integrity ss a man. am
not in the habit of trying my cases in
the newspapers. but in view of the
extent to which this course has been
taken by Wimsn's enemies and certain
supposed friends, think it only just to
him that should make this statement.
BENJAMIN F. TRACY.
The herald., 1894-02-25
FRISCO BoNDHoLpERs.
Their Application for Separate Recoi
ers Under AdvIs@ment.

Their Application for Separate Recoiv.
ers Under AdvIs~ment.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-Argumeut on the
application in the federal circuit court
for the separation of the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe and the st. Louis
and San Francisco aystems, and the
appointment of separate receivers for
the latter was resumed this morning.
At the conclusion of the arguments
the court took the matter under advise
ment. From remarks dropped by the
court during the argument it is proba-
BILE the application will be denied. The
attorneys for the Trust company init
mated that in case this course is taken
they might apply for a foreclosure OF
the mortgage. The argument went
largely to the point that the present re.
ceivera, from their more intimate con.
nection with the santa Fe, are not in 6
position to act impartially.
The herald., 1894-02-25
PRnNDnsGAsr.s DOOM.
Judge Bretsno Fixes tho Date of ii
Execution.

Judge Bretano Fixes tho Date of His
Execution.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24-Judge Bretano,
who presided at the trial of Prender-
gast, the man who assassinated Mayor
Carter H. Harrison, after listening to
arguments on the motion for new
trial, today rendered decision over
ruling the motion and sentenced him
to be hanged March 23d.
Before sentence was pronounced,
Prendergast delivered long rambling
talk to the court, objecting to the plea
of insanity made by bis counsel, and
declared the only point at issue was
whether he has done right in killing
Harrison. whether he was justified in
committing the dead this. be said, had
not been touched on during the trial.
Prendergast's counsel, after the sen-
tence was pronounced, asked 80 days to
prepare an appeal TO the higher court,
which was granted.
The herald., 1894-02-25
SALARY FRAUDS.

Indicted Michigan State ohnciaIs Rust.
ling for Bail.
Mason, Mich, Feb 24.-Five of the
ten indicted state officials and clerks
appeared today, accompanied by cure.
ties, prepared to give bail. At l :45 the
grand jury presented six indictments,
after which those present were officially
notified and arranged for giving bail.
County Clerk May OF Detroit remained
home oh account of sickness, Secretary
Joachim deniee having knowledge Of any
conspiracy as charged.
The herald., 1894-02-25
BLOWN FROM A BRIDGE.
Hurricanes Havoc In the Island
Mauritius.

A Hurricanes Havoc In the Island Of
Mauritius.
LONDON, Feb "a "A private telegram
from Port Louis says severe hurricane
swept over the island OF Mauritius Thurs-
day. without doing damage TO the town
or crops, but train is reported to have
been blown over the Port Louis bridge.
on the Midland line, into the river and
90 lives lost. The telegram said five
bodies are reported to have been recov.
cred.
Or. French OF Philadelphia. Pa, guar
antees his nerve and brain tablets to
cure in every case or refunds the money.
For sale by OFF < Vaughn, druggists.
corner Fourth and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-02-25
ooRBErr AND JACKSON.

Parson Davies Believes They Will
Fieht in England.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 24.-Parson
Davies received cablegram from Lord
Lonsdale, acknowledging the receipt of
Davies' letter., Lonsdale said he would
90 Immediately to London to see what
could be done in the way OF bringing of
the Corbett-J ackson fight in that coun-
try. Davies ie certain the fight will
not come off in Canada. He believes it
will be had in England.
The herald., 1894-02-25
MRS. MAk11N,s CASE.
Another Chapter of the Old Beecher-
Tilton Scandal.

Tilton Scandal.
LONDON, Feb. "a The case OF Mrs.
John Biddulph Martin, formerly Vic
toria Woodruff, against the trustees OF
the British museum, was continued to-
day. Her cross-examinstion was con-
tinued. Touching the Beecher-Tilton
trial, sbe was asked as to the truth Of
the story in Woodruff and Clafiiu's
Weekly, at the time. to the effect that
Beecher went on his knees before her az
she was seated on a sofa. took her face
between his hands and implored her to
let him off. She said the scene had not
occurred so far as she was personally
concerned. She was perfectly cool
throughout and frequently dlsconcerte1
the examining counsel by her smart an
swers. Her husband WAS examined
after her and the CAGE was finally ad-
journed till Monday.
The herald., 1894-02-25

New York, Feb. "a. = Norman L.
Munro, the weli-known publisher and
yachtmau. is dead. Yesterday Munro
underwent surgical operation for the
removal of the vermiform appendix. His
con Henry underwent the same opera
ton last Sunday and is progressing
favorahlv
The herald., 1894-02-25
voN BULow,s HEIR.
A Butte, Mont, Bar Porter in Grea
Luck.

Luck.
BUTTE, Mont, Feb. PA man who
claims to be the only relative Of Hans
Won Bulow, the great German pianist.
who died in Cairo, Egypt. February
10Th, has been discovered in this city.
His name is Carl Won Bulow. He says
he is nephew of the dead musician,
and, being the only relative, will come
in for his estate, which amounts to
5000, 900 marks. The nephew is now
employed in the capacity OF bar porter
in q hotel in Butte, but says he will
start for Germany tomorrow to claim the
fortune.
The herald., 1894-02-25
Prof. Phelps, Condition.

New HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 24.-Ex Min
ister Phelps condition is about the same
as last night, except that his tempera-
ture is little lower. He passed 3 COM
Portable night. This afternoon 1t is be-
lieved the crisis is passed in Professor
Phelps case, and that he is on the road
IN raa0UQrv
The herald., 1894-02-25

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The Indian
bureau mas received dispatch from
Agent Powell, at Leah Bay Indian
agency, Washington, announcing the
total destruction OF the main agency
building, and contents, by fire.
The herald., 1894-02-25

Tooth brushes. We carry complete
line and sell them at 10, 15, 20, %, 80,
40 and so cents, and guarantee every
brush. Littleboy's Pharmacy, 3ll South
Spring street.
The herald., 1894-02-25

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. "a Owing to
the failure OF the men to accept a re-
duction of wsges, eight foundries closed
tonight. locking out 1000 men.
The herald., 1894-02-25
snow.to,m IN New mexico.

CLAYTON, N. NJ, Feb. "a The sever
est snow storm of the year is raging
in Northern New Mexico. The snow is
now eight inches deep.
The herald., 1894-02-25

Thurston's Millinery and California
Straw Works. 264 5. Main street, oppo
site Third.
The herald., 1894-02-25

New York, Feb. PA special from
Raleigh, N. O., says Senator Vance ID
hopelessly ill.
The herald., 1894-02-25

CINcINNATI, o., Feb. 24.-Christian
Moerlein, the big brewer, has been
Frustrated with paralysis.
The herald., 1894-02-25

Fitzgerald, music dealer, has removed
to lis South Spring street.
The herald., 1894-02-25

THE TRIO TAKE A TRIP.
-.
FEpSALD AND ris c0nPAS-
IONS TAKEN SORTh III STAND
INVESTIGATION ois rne CHARGE
oE DlAMuED ROBBERY.
The herald., 1894-02-25

Herr Suderrmann, the dramatic
author, is being sued for divorce. He
was married two years ago to widow
with four children. but only lived with
her month, and now insists that the
duties of keeping house interfered with
his ability to write.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

Inn bes be6rdn9ten Gaterlanbes DiIen.
0ur0 bic 0ffentliebe @iirbigun9 etnes
1olcben Mannes benefit 8tlbelm ais Wonz
arcb cine sroBartige lltlbefangen6eit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
@renSereaN porbei!

Gnblicb bat alto Der @alsen Die 8reiie
uno pas Bubltfum bon eiuem BET wioers
lic9ltcn 8eipre9unssge9enftdn6e. Patrif
eugene Soiepb Brenoer9ait, bcfreit.
Wtebr ais grauiam mar bas Spiel, melz
bes bic 8ertDeioi9er bes drmen SinberS
nit i6m trieben. Sn Der 6offnune, iteb
einen Mbpofaten : gtamen gu peribaffen,
grtffen ite sulebt nob GIT tpabrbaft tinOi>
fcben &niffeu, um ietn erbdrmlides 9eben
unb eben baonr9 ietne ibrefIt9e Gobess
an9it au D%erIGngern.
0a grenoer9ait's @eift, BEN breiftcn
vSbeorien" ieiner 8ertbeibigcr gum Grob,
bis gum lebten Qugenblid gan3 flar btieb,
10 nat ct iib beiien, mas i6m beDoritano,
aucb gang flat beipuBt unb lit baber
S%eelenquaIen, Sic Elm gsiltig seit0rter
Meni9 ni9t, unb jeOenfaQs nicbt in ioIz
bem WaBe, 9%elitten bdtte. 9trcb ictn @es
babren am 6tnribtnngStage lit etn belts
Ii9er 8epeis, oaB ct nibt seiitestranf
mar.
50 1T 6enn nun en6Gicb Die am 90. ST
tober Dori9en SaDres 9eic6ebene 9rauenz
ppQe Grmorbung oes 8ir9ermeiiterS SAT-
riion gelebGi9 geiitbnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
8ttnSeSratD. Seimtten. Slnoere
SrOctt+

GaB BET 6euti6e 8unbesratb benz &eibsz
ta9sbei6luiie, tpelcber oas gegen Die Seiuiten
9ericbtetc @eieb aufbebt, feline 3uittmmun9
beriagt bat, lit Dem &eier beretts aus unles
rem 9epel9enipdlten befannt.
Wte Die entibeibenbe Nbitimmun9 i'm
8uubesratbe, beifen Sibun9en 9ebeim itnb,
eisentlib itanb, bariiber etebt es 3pci 8e7
richie. GtnmaL beiBt eS, baB bicielbe etns
filming erfolst iet, pdbrcnb BON anberer
Seite bebauptet tpirb. baB tine Sttmme
(tDelbe p 3u @uniten beS 9fei9sta9sbez
i6lulies a~bgegeben tporben iet.
SIM Nugcnteinen berri6t i'm 8unbeSratb
cine Der 3ulaliung bon fdtboliiben Sr0ensz
9emeinicbaften ~giiniti9e Stimmun9. Dem
Outrage 8aDerns gentdB bat itb Der 8un>
benSrat6 iocben 3u @unften ber WieoerSuz
Galiung ber Jtebemptoriiten ausgeiprocben.
8eiter ioa er CUR 9tniicbt 9efommen icin,
6aB aucb Die congregation Der vBrieiter
bonn Seiligen @eiit", auf tpeIcbe bas Sc
luitenz@eieb bonn 4. Suit 1872 Nnpens
bung fanb, ni6t NIT Ser y@eieaibaft
Selu" bertpan6t lei, alto i9rer 3uIaiiung
NIGHTS ent9egen ftebe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

olgemeinen &dba1 berbciSufitbren, iDgar
iene Nrbeiter in ben Streif beBen wouet,
tpelcbe contraftlt9 nerptltcbtet ttnO
un0 eil1 geitberteS MuSfommen babert.
gu Der icblimmften Sorte bieier 6eb1
bIGtter 9eb0rt AUDI Die 80. 9. Solts3etz
tung". Sic fbreibr iiber Die angeblidbe
9leuBerun9 bes Nufmie9Gers 9ebs: Dab Der
.erIte SbuB, ben Die 8unbeStruppen alf
6ie Malfen abgeben, baS Signal SIT etnet1
8 ir9ertrteg ietn peroe:
ng8tr ruiIen nidt, oh 9ebS ii6 lpirfli3 10 aus
oeoridt bat. Sein ipGterer @ppeQ lit i%eoenfous
ouf elmer 9clillberen Sonort 9elttnrn1t. ltlln loelttt
CT cS gotham bat. 10 9eben mir Su, pas Ell, Der
Situution MD ganS eltlprebeno, ben utuao etpas
pOl 9cnOmmen hat. -So 1pett ltno mtr NOD
nt6t. &eiber."
Qetber? gtGio, tpenn es II d t gum 8irz
oerfrie9e fpmnt, oann tbut baS oer v8olfSz
5%eitung" leib?
Stun bat aaerbin9s 9ebs am 4. Suit
Diel gtonienS geibtpGBt rnb, tpte mir i4on
geltern aesetgt 9aben, bas Otaul nngebeuer
bon eS miro aber a1cb in ben
!2eitungen iebt 10 bieL tbertrtcbeneS
l3eug 3uia1nmengeibrieben, bic f~letniten
0orfdQe tpcrben 81 10 ieniattoneIen Grz
eigniIien oufgebdulbt, baB man iebr Dorz
iibtig @QeS aufneblnen fol-, mas Iber
9ebS' Sbut un6 9afien bericbtet tptrb.
Die y8olts5eitun9" Dingeget bat obt9e
gSorte bel rubieer neberle9ung g Cd rtez
ben; tie ergdnst 9ebS iogar, Der nlr gez
orobt unD leln 9 eDauern dusgeorltdt
bat, DdB ipenn oaS unO ienes etntreten
IOQte, es gum 8 ii t 9ertrtege tolnrten
f6nnte. 9os Stem Worfer Nndrbtiten@
blatt bingc9en ia8t: v9 itnb MIR
nocb nidf 10 melt" G8ie melt? 9 nj
8 iirgerfrte9el
81 itnS Sic auarcbiitii6en 6ebblGtter
unb i6re @orte er3eugen in ioldben 3etten
itets AUDI 6 baten
Genn nachber bic iiegreidhen Orb
nunqsbanbtten" Die S6reiber BON ioG6
aufpiegeLnoeu @orten beim WiGeL nebz
men ur16 tie tpegcn 9eribn0rung gertdbt>
Iib belangen, bann f~lennen iie tpie Bic fleiz
men &inbcr iiber bic designating Ser
&eoez unD 8reBfreibeit uno aus Surcbt
Dor ber Strafe.
Nucb bariber meroen sic iebigen 3e;ten
mebr &larbeit brin9en. Wtan 1piro Die
onardbiltil9en 9fldn3lein ausiteben, e6e
ite gu bod ms &raut gei6oilen itno. 9ie
9angmutb ber biirgerItben @eieai6aft lit
o1f cine 3t barte Strobe 9elteat troroen ; tie
lit 3u@n6e unO man pirb in!3utunft fnrsen
9ro3eB nit Naen r1acher, Die ftb Dermelz
fen, in 6anbet un6 8anoeL ftorenb ein5u@
0~reifen. Qlus benz tiefdufgeaferten unb
6~urcbpi6lten 8oDen Der jeBi9en 13ultGnoe
tperoen in erlter 9inte 6Grere Sc :
eBe enporfeimten un6 SmcitenS Die itaatz
Iidben &utoritdten nit nerbeiierten unb be-
beute16 peritGrtten S6ub1nttteln betpaffnet
DerOen, nm in 3utunft rai6er unb mir
tungsnoQer eingretfe1 5u f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

&ranfbett lit, berubigt Die &rantbeit ielbit
fam nibt nit 8uGber unO 8let gebeilt
tperben. ltniere frGfttge Natur ptrD ia
aucb btesmaI mteber, tpenn alcb lan9lam,
itber bic &ranfbett 6err Derben, uno in
etni9en Sa1ren tpiro cine rcue Nerd Der
8roiperitdt etniegen. Sb mir bann ntbt
pieber ibermiitbtg tperbert, nt3t tpieoer
tnnIos barauf loSleben, ntbt ipteoer
gegen ale 8ernunft un0 porptrtblb dtts
Iicben @eiebe iinbigen unb BON gteuem
trant, NOD i9werer tranf per@
3 zen, ais Jest?
Berben mir aus Der &rifi5 BET 80
Sabre petler berporgeben mie aus iener
Der 20 Sabre?
Ser Sptimtit sGaubt es. @ir boffen es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
gstloe1m ILL. n,O Ote S~ransO1en.

Shon ebe Ser oeuticbe Scatter AM Sage
6es Garnotsg eqrGbniiies bic atpei tpesen
Sptonirens in &tel na9 Spru9 Des
gfeiebsosrtchts auf Der 6eitung gfeiiie eine
gelperrten frans0itfbet Offt5iere freigab
ln6 Da6urh Die 6er3en alter e%brenbaften
sSransoIen ritbrte, bate er aitf picle franz
3Dfiie6e @ematber einen tiefen @iilbrud
aemacbt burb ietn BENT 2e1er befanltteS,
Quf icinen uno Ser &atierin 9talnen lau>
tenbes 8eilelostele9ramm al Srau Gar>
not
Oie Snnistett bes Cones tbat ibnen
pobl, npcb ntehr aber Der ShluBiab /:
oSeines qrcBen gtamens tpiirbig, lit 6err
Garnot tpie Elm Soloat aut benz TeIbe Der
@bre 9eltorben."
9ie nteiiten Bartier .3eitungen brudten
bas geleqramm 6eS &atierS gclperrt ODER
nit aroBer S9rift ab. 9as pg9o De
8ariS" niomete ibnt einen 2citarttfeL
nit Der 11eberi6rift rdls Solbat geitorz
benz, uno iagte barin: v8iele berebte
Stimmen tperoen bic 0ffentLicben 3ugenz
Def, unleres betrauerten BrGiiDenten pref
fen lnb bieicm bitrgerliebcn 8iroentrd8cr
Bic perbiente 6ulOigung barbrtngen aber
tpeniee Qobipriibe tperben bas Beitimmte
ltnb araftpoae crreicben, nomit bic 8ets
IetbsoepeIde beS &ailerS @tlbelm an 6ralt
.@arnot iblteBt."
Die Nnipielung auf Gatnpt's @roBa
batter uno auf oelien uniterbItcben &riegs>
rubm gercicbt benz Scatter St %boppelter
.@brc. Oenn BET 9roBe Garnot mar Elm
1tanbbafter Nepubltfaner, itimmte i'm @on1
bent iogar fir Die 6inricbtung 0hbpi9'S
ocs Secbs3ebnten, uno erft ais Nlapoleon l.
i'm un9lad mar, aog CT f0r i'm ben Desen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

@enn 0ebs nod ser nii6ternen
lteberlegung fabig 1T, 10 muB ibm ein
Slid auf ieine 8 ii rgen 5et8en, tpte
es nit linn unb ietner 8etpegung itebt.
9enn 6ieie 8iirgen sebDren gum aaerdrgz
iten @bi6aum bet oemofratil3en Partei
Gbtcaeo's uub fein anltGnbigcr 0emotrat
ptu etpaS nit ibnen gu tbun baben. 0cbs
muBte idon ieit mebreren Gaget i%ptllen,
Dab bic @ranO Surp bes 8unoesgert6ts
cine 8eribp0rungsattlage 9egen ibn uub
ietnen Stab ri6ter ipitroe. llno bod
fonnte ct iicb nut 8uoler uno Spieler ais
8Irsen it9ern?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16

rnngSmtttet bic Treibeiten unb &e9te
9tnocrer gu beibrdnfen, 6anoel unb 8anz
Del fprttpdbrcnb gu t~rritiren nnb gu ftOren.
0ie beioen &arnide[ 0ebs unO huffman
baben nit etnem. S9la9e baS 8etpuBtiein
bes san3en amcritaniiben 8oItcs auf9ez
r%itteIt, in Sic TRACE, iumpfige Weaiie auf
einmal 2eber un6 8epegun9 gebrabt; ite
pouten baS 8Die unb i6ufcn oas @ute.
Die bei6en &arntdel: Sic Ieben bo3!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
6tabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,

w HUlcSGl6 " 0bd NIUOOIg
232 & 254 Of:RdnoolphsStry
awiiGeu Srarflin. unb M~artetsStraBs
@btca9p, SGs.
empfin9 ioebet in feiner Neaare:
Medte boH. @saaties @artn9e,
SSeilite iratts. Srttffet=S arotteSs
SSriIG d. EFT rmii, SaDiar,
Medbfe @rab. garOeuem, garoeIembmtter.
9iorpea. @tppetitsSiIo, MmdboOies,
Ssartb. NoAsoarimse, @siIGmer=S6riHse,
0artnirtem Nal, 0fatreuer,
Vlcdtte XrauttIG 1iu. &eroeLatDMrft,
SElpovt. sSraIff. TratlumIit, Gallant,
3erGm )ertet &ad1S, St0r,
1tmear. N~oIe1spaDrifa, YtI5e,
SfratS. SFattpIgnottS, Gtb1ett,
SSeiaffeS SIipen=Set, WtobtOI,
SitNetoprier Gent, @eitefIg,
9r0ttttS d. lU. GD0tGeIt, SeIfnfDet WNbd1en1
1catiGle Sdlmittb0bmet, Sia=Smtfett,
MeGJtet SNimheerfGft, SgimtS eet:SIng,
s~Sei,tifctt BtenetDDai8, dlitcl. Sttgsser,
Br1pQsirtc getrOf. 8ettiiIe ftir SuppetL
Strabb. 8anstebcr=Yaiteten,
9emtT@cS StpetideumitS, SeioeIbeeret,
sSrems. G4afb WHaMtte EFT, &tridlen,
SgetMife YcrlserSte, 8ei5en9tteS.
SSGiIG DE &ir1e, &ttIen, 0ttt1fors9,
safer, @ud) Uetsett Unto 8eritengtitBe,
1einitet Sapas, @totfas ttto gfto:eaHee
SntDprt. &afiee=eCttraft UCn WfctHer & DtWett
G~iGeIfafee, Sf6ctien,
SSetitHe niua=GboeolaSe, &afas,
lIcd1teu G,iaei. :Euo riif. Sbee,
@eid16lte DtaneeIst, 0ittoaat,. gtnnc,
S~Eeiuftett Gtttn M rtbnIer=R1fe, 6rGmtera&1ie,
Goamefort=, Gsanser=, Narnnefat=SRaie,
SErpmage De Srie, &imbtr9er tno Satotafe,
0cmtldlem Gd1nupft0b0t bon So6bc6,
gpinmraSer tstso SsotSid)mbe,
su ben 6~tligitett 8reiIet.
Henry SchOellkoRE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

nn6 ieber Sranfbeit Der S9peine por9ebeuet unb eans
geiptB furirt bur6 bs Great German Remedy. Weuts
8ro5ent 5utter BEL Der Ntoit. S1reibt an be u9reat
Serman GeneoD Co., Columbus, 9tebrosfa, far be.
~olau6iote 53eugnife. 8rets S.. 90 bas gadet erbalt 100
G9tpetne 9eiun0 Elm aau5es Sabr. Ggenten perlangt III
ieoent gpnntD. 1~61uI5fuD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-16
Qn5eieen.
Sic IadlemOe @elt.

giiitben bes wises unb Sumors aaer g%tattonen.
Nnetooten, BumDrtjt. 9ebihte, gr5dBlungen. tomli9e
Anoel9tH etc. prets 35e, Yorto DC.
Keeling 81 klappenbach,
Se1itIde 8ubbauolung, 1O2 8anoofpbsStr, Gbltaeo.
GeiratbS9efn9. 5ormer. 80 Sabre alt. Qutbe.
= riitl in guter @ernt6gensoerbdItnifel, puni9t ii9
ge9ufs Uerbetrotbnug mt eiHem rebti6affenen beutjdeil
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ger6inolng 6u ieser. @or. gorl 2eidnlann. 2amar,
color. ~16lnl3fDD
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bat f4bne Carmen. 81 6illt9en prelIen lno nnter
gItnitt9eH 3obnngsbebin9ungen al O~erfaufet. 9to. !:
100 gtder, perbefertes &an6, 10 older geolSunsen. 9reis
$2l50 Der Ader. 9to. 2: 50 Qfer, oerbrieTfes Sanb.
$40 per Qtfer. 800 2tder ~gtebrasfa S9ulen=eanb. sutss
SoHb, jebo1 ni1t perbe1iert. 9reis SO per 9lder fir fla-
rem BellBtitel Doer 81 per Nder inter eiuern Staates
9a9tpertrag fir 90 Sabre. Otit a6louf bes 9o9tper.
,trugeS fam Der Ydd)ter oos &ano fduftiG erperben.
Ollie pon mir alrt Saul atgebotenen &dnbereieu lle9en
IN gut beDDlferte1 beutiden Gieoerlaiiunger in nrmttfel,
barer 9t1be ppu &trdeu ano Sbulen. WDlt Sbr cine
CUTE, biliae Sarnt, 10 f0nnt SDr iie bier i'm W1lttelpuntt
BON 9~tebrasfo erbalten. &orefie: s. q. 8relB,
9jf4p0 S%eringtDn, Ne6r.
q oermtetben: Sine gSarm ron ~ Ader, % ct.
i'm Gpmn 9rDpiio. Sn, ~uneefdbr 5a Wteilen bon
Der Stabt9renae, 9utes &anb fir @drtneret. Ndberes
beiln Gi9entblmer s. Mteine, Brooiio, Sas.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
SHUMAN & BOWLES,
FINE SHOES, FINE SHOES,
1O1 east Broad street.
Latest Styles in Spring and Summer
Footwear Just Received.

LADIES NULLIFERS, Eifcl tip, hand sswsd,
81.
LADIES' LOW CUTS, all grades and styles,
soc. TO "a.
CnILDREN's LOW CUTS, 8 to s, soc. (; So
TO 10, % and 75c.
CHILDRENIs Low CUTS. better grades, rs,
Soc, 81, to s150.
GENTLEMEN's FINE RUssET Balls. Good.
year weits, $3.50.
GENTLEMENs FINE RUssET Balls, better
qualities, 50 to ~.
GENTLEMEN'S RUSSIAN CALF Balls, e1.60
| to SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
WYTHE'S FAcETloUS THIEVES.
Their Acts OF Vandalism Around Wythe-
vilie-Social Anusements.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, April 12-(Spe-
ciall-Thleves hereabout have grown
face,ous lately Not long ago they killed
a fine steer for Hon. II. c. Kent. leaving
The head and horns on the fence to tell
Tie tale, and fastening a note on the
horns In which they vaunted their deeds
OF valor. Recently they paid visit 10
Mr.. James III. MCGavOck's flock, leaving
similar tokens behind and this time the
note read something HE tits.
These are Cleveland times; We Will
call TO see you again.
The Dove and Darnin Club" was
charmingiy entertained yesterday after
noon by alrs. James Ward Shakespearean
readings and music satisfied the SOUL
Will. the daintiest refreshments appeased
The grosser appetite.
Last evening the Hard Times Club"
met at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. $. Page. After the guests had been
paired 10y an amusing device a game
OF progressive jack straws was in
dulged In and much enjoyed. The menu
proved a puzzle 70 some Of the gentle
men who found considerable difficulty in
making out the several French 60 dishes
which were down. After much puzzling
and guessing II was found that the hos
tess had by rearranging the letters in the
several articles composing the dill OF
fare" gotten up very fOreign-soundIng
and therefore Of course) stylish menu.
Salmon salad thus became almOn dallas;
nut cake. kac tune; Charlotte russo.
sure carlhotte, &C. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13
FREE FIGHTING IN FLOYD.
Eleven Arrests Made on Court-Day-Catte
sold Choap-Money Very Scarce.


FLOYD, VA, April R.-CSpecial')-
r~sday was County-Court day and al
thoveh il was wet and chilly large
crowd was in attendance, and in order
t. Keep out the cold poured IN the fire.
Mater freely. 1t was easily percepuble
that there were many more drunken men
than L.ual. and the town sergeant ana
his deputies were kept busy in suppress
ing broils Eleven arrests were made, one
pistol and one pair steel knuckles were
captured.
Twenty head of - and Swear old cattle
were sold by the Sheriff at an average
price OF 500 per head These cattle a
few years ago would have brought 50
or more apiece. While the great financial
centres are congested with currency, in
the country money IS sCarcer than ever
known before, and the great mass OF
people soreIy distressed. The farmers
have horses and cattle in abundance 10
sell but there is no money in the coun-
try 10 buy them Reports from all sec
lions Of the county agree that the fruit
crop Is almost entirely destroyed by the
late freeze.
Miss Ocie FISHERMAN had thrilling ex-
perience last Sunday Returning from
church her saddle turned. She was
thrown 90 the ground. and her foot hang
ing IN the stirrups she was dragged about
nfty yards. hut escaped serious injury
Mr. Thomas Lawrence. an old citizen of
this county. was thrown from his horse
a few DAYS ago and suffered. 1t is feared,
serious internal injuries. the result OF
which cannot be determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-13

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