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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Stdot Chicago.
/ 2r1td,aeI 6reenebaum /.

U1id3aei @recltebalm, elmer Der dlteiten
oeuti6en 9lniiebler @bicoSo'S, elm Wann,
beiien ltnterne6mungsgcilt ult6 @eibGftS>
finn picl ba5u beitrugcn, @bicago'8 @ab5z
tbun 5u tDr0ern, itarb 0ienitag I'M Sitter
BON 70 Sabren in ieincr @obnung, SEQ.
1852 Cafe 9lue. Der 8eritor6ene ipurOe
an 20. 8ebruar 1924 iu@ppeISbetnt, 0eiienz
9arnitdot, 9eborcr. Sm Sabre 1915
fam ct nodb 2lmcrifa uno iie0elte lich i'm
Sabre 1916 IN @bicogc an. 0on 8rofels
iion Slempntr, nrbeitcte CT in Chicago Die
eriten brei Sabre ais @ebiilfe i'll elmer
&lcmpuerei. SIN Sabre 1849 c~r0ffncte ct
@de &anoolpbz uno llnionltr. inter letnem
eigenen 9tamen cine Gilentpaare 0aro>
lung nebit GlcmpncriperfitGtte. Oas Gee
f6Gft tpucb3, unO CT nabm I'M Sabre 1852
Ieinen 8ruocr Sacob -uno it'll Sabre 1854
fcinen Bruoer Siaat Su Gei6dftStbeilbaz
bern. SIN Sabre 1856 iteoelte bic Sirma,
lpelcbe lid untcr benz 9tau1en @reencbdurl
Sous III gan5 GbicasO bes beiten &uIcS er=
freute. nob go. 242 Sft 9tanoolpbftraBc
iibcr. 9td6 Dem 9roBen @bica9oer 6cuer
i'm Sabre 1871 er0ffnete Ofibael 9recncz
baum inter Der Sirnla @reencbaun & so.
in 30. 1863 Hanoolpbitr. bon Jteuem leil
@cibdft. SIM Sabre 1883 iibertrug er
ieinen @elbaft9antbetl an feline beIoe1
S0bne OtolcS uno 6enrD n1o 5og it'd
ielbit ms 8ripatleben 5uriif.
Ser 8eritorbene bat in Gbica9o cine
eroBe Wengc aufri6tigcr 6reunbe, Die ietz
ncnEob tief beoaucrn. SeinSe9rGbniB fanb
0onnerlta9 Gormittag tint 10 1lbr DOn1
Ginai 3enpel, Snbiana 2lpe. unb 81.
Str., ans nacb benz TrieObOf 3u &oie Sill
ftatt. Or. 0trib leitete Die Grauerz 6eters
Ii6fciten in Der SDna8ogc unb bic Eabbtz
ncr Stolb unb 6eGientbaG %bteieni9en aui
benz Jriebbofe 2us 8obrtu6trd9er fun
9irten 6ie 6erren Sacob S6ram, Nbolpb
Sbire, Socob ~9tetpman, Noolpb 2Oeb,
GapbaeL @uthmau, Soiepb Solomon, 9nz
fre6 6. 8arteIme un6 9ouis Oben6orf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Blutioe Sdte6erei.
George Coz erhdlt pom Roy SMITH 6 KueeIll
in oen &eib.

9te @e9enb it Der gta6bari6aft bon
Walbinston unb @reenitraBe mar 6reitd9
9lben6 bet S6auplab ether bluti9enS 6teBz
%affatre. Sn elmer ait jener @de bclegener
98trtbi9aft eertetben Die betben Sarbigen
George Gor unb JtoD Smitb iiber ibre
&aliegenoliin Wfae9ie 8ooiter in Streit.
Nus bent Worttpebiel tpurbe bato ein
6an6gemen9e,a baS aus Dem 2ofal auf Die
StraBe nerlegt Dur6e. @Dr tpur6e 5ulebt
bon Smith 3t 8Dben 9eiblasen, aber nicbt
sufricben bamit, fcucrte Der 9talenbe iebs
,S6iilie auf ben tpebrloS 9alie9enben ab.
Seoe e~inSelne &ugel, aus 10 unmitteLbarer
NGbe abgefeuert, traf unb eS mGre auer@
btn9s ntbt 51 nertpun6ern 9etpelelt, pen
Gor ais 2eibe oufgeboben porben tpdre.
9tber er mar ntobt aIetn nidt tobt, %lonbern
ioeor nod fampffGbig. @r Sog ieinen
eigcnen Gepolber unb %feuerte. Die &uget
traf Smitb in bas linfe 8ein unb itredte
i'm gu 8o6en. Die burc9 Bic &itaGcrei
6erbet9eIoGten 8oli5iiten 9riffen beibs Ser
ipunbete arf unb brabten ite na9 Dem
@ountD : 6olpttal. @or's GerLeBunQert
tpurben iofort fir tObtli9 erfldrt, tpGbrenb
Smitb's @unbe ~berbunben un6 ct oanl1
nodb Der 9espIainesltr. Station gebra6t
mur6e.
DIS fi6 6as @erii6t bon benz a19ebliz
diem Wtnrb utter BEN in Der @egcnb mob
nenOen Tarbigen perbreitete, bemd6ttgte
ftd ibrer cine groBe Nufregultg. sic eiL7
ten no9 BENT S9auplab Ser Shat unb
19oiie1t, ba ite ni6ts 8elieres 5u tbun
muBten, ibre 3epolper ab, trafen iebob
Ntentan0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Gin betrunfener Raufbolo
Briuet einem poIi5iifer mehrere S9nitt
munoen bel.

Gtnen barten StrouB nit eirle1t sefGbrz
ltcben Batron bate 0onneritag in friiber
M%or9enitunbe berB olt3tit3bomaS WaboneD
bon Der %. StroBen>S Station dus5ufcbten.
9crielbe traf 9egen 2 llbr III bet 9tGbe bon
Is. unb Glarf>S troBe etnen 5ientli6 al1ge>
trunfenen Nteni6en 9tamenS 9lnton
Stufert, an, Der planz II siellnS in
ber 9unfelbeit u1nDertrrte. Ser 8eanlte
nabm iib ieiner an unb ~geleitcte
i'm Iber OaS @eletle Ser Safe Sborez8abn,
%tporauf er tbm BEN tpoDIgemeinten Stab
ertbeiLte, itunmehr lcbnuritradS na1 6artie
gu gebel1. 9ies neriebte Studcrt nit
ct1em Male in ltnbei9reibLicbe @rtb; ct
beibimpfte ben Boli5iften nit aIerlei un5
fldtbtsen 0tebenSarten unb brang pl0blib
lo9ar nit einem 9e3iiften 0olbmelier auf
bicien Elm. Sin erbttterter 9ampf fol9te,
in beilen Gcrlouf ber 8lautittet mebrere
flaffenoe Sbnitttpunben an Sttrt un6
&tnn baDontrug.
@rit naboem WtaboncD frei9ebi9et &C.
braub bon ieinem Snilppel 9emacbt bate,
fonnte Der Haufbolb iibernGLtigt unb bin>
ter S6lo6 unb Giegel gebra6t tperben.
9ie gegen i'm erbobene 0lntla9e lautet auf
tbGtLicben Qngrift nit ber Qbltbt gu tObz
ten.
Nab6cm Sic 8unben 6eS ni3t unerbebz
LID oerlebten 8oIiSiften bon etnem Nr3te
bur6 nibt peniger ais 81 Naoellttcbe 3us
lammengendbt mor6en tuarelt, bra6te man
ben 8eanlten I'M @mbulan5tpagen ta6 ieiz
ner @opnung, geo. 1898 Gop Io.
Ser 3bGter lit ein 80blne unb ftebt ais
W1oi3intit in 9ieniten Der StoGDarbsz
Strma Siptft 8roS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
6rdfliher Goo etnes iieben -Jahr
dIten Rinoes.

@inem cisentbimlicben lllfaac fiel Tretz
tag 9tabmittas Die iiebenidbrtse 8aODsz
lama auropsti, Deren @ltern SEQ. 1136 g.
Gobepitr. mobnen, gum Opfer. Sic perz
trieb iib Die .3eit bantit, aleiOer fir ibre
8uppe ber8ulteQen unO benubte babel Die
Sdeere ibrer Mfutter. Quf irgenb cine
unerfldrIicbe @etie fam bie &letne git Safe
unb iie ~ftiir3te TO unglud[i6, baB ibr Sic
S9eere in ben 2eib bran9. Sbr lauteS
S4merSensgeibrei bracbte tbre Wfutter
CUR Stelle, ueI6e iOfOrt naeb einem llr3te
ianbte. she berielbe ieOpb antam, mar
Die Mermlte cine 2eicbe. Die S6eere mar
1T ben l1nterleib ein9e6rlngen unb bate
Sic 2eber perlcbt. 0a Or. 8. S. Str3Dz
sopsfi sic 9lusfteaung eineS 8 ooteni6eines
perpeigcrte, miro BET Coroner bcute einen
Snqueit ab9alteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
8efreiun9 Ger Ne9er.
Die fie oen Johrestas eetern feierten.

Die beifer Situtrten Ser farbt9en 8es
b0lferung fol9ten 9onnerita9 Qbeno elmer
@tnlabung ber Sons Of ProDibence", Der
yGoloreb STATIONS" uno Der vUtDlttc Sens"
nab Garr's Sale, @6e 0oob7 unb Safe:
ftraBe, 3ur feierlt6en 8~egebung bes Sabres:
tageS ber emancipation Der gteger.
Inn 9 ltbr cri9ien bort Der repubLtfa:
niide GongreBcanoibat beS 5. 8esirtS.
@eo. 6. @bite, in elmer sldn3enoen @qut:
page. SDm pcran maribirte bas 6. 49,:
WtlitGrOrcbeiter, boS i5netternbe Sonc
erflineen IieB, iOtuie Oer republifanti6C
Mtari6irclub Der Is. Warb.
Die Sale mar 9~eorGngt bon bon farbi=
gen 6crren llnb Oamen..
3unG6it bielten mebrerc Tarbtge fulmt:
MATTE 9tebcn ilber Die 8eoeutun9 bes Gd:
9es. S. $. 8orter erflGrte, baB Die gfc9el
bieielben biirgerlt6en unb seieui3aftlt6er
Jtecbte bconipruden tOnnten, tuelbe Dor
ben 8etBen g%eno1ien piirben, 6a ite fit BIZ
@6re bieies 2anbeS ftets I'M &riege unb i'm
Srieben tapfer ein9etreten ieien. 9tie le
Elm yteger ais 9lnar9iit e%ntlarpt tporben,
pielme6r ieien feline ~Gaifengenoien treu'
2~lnbdnger beS SternenbannerS.
6. s.. 8rt9bt tDtes Die @ntmtdeltng bel
91egerrai1e in Der Yeriobe ibrer Treibei1
nob unb 3olte benz uniterbli9en &incolr
begeiitertes Sob.
g. Tren6 uno g. 9. Guruer ipra9en IL
GbnLider @etie.
&aum ieoob batten Bic farbisen Self:
rebner bas Goitrum n~erIaiien, ais ii,
republtfanii6en Ganbibaten baiielbe be:
tratcn unb BEN @eleli1aftsabenb in ein'
poltttibe Gampagneiibung Dertpanbelten
i3unGdbit rebete J1ibter Gibbons, tpelcbe1
ii1 ais Sreunb SET gteger befannte. ST.
NIGHTS tDeniser ais maBloier @etic mabt'
Gonbibat SEQ. 6. Wbtte fiir it6 Geclam'
unb Seigte, tpie ct BET ber Bertbeillng Del
8eutc ftets 8etBe unb gte9er in gleibel
8eile berlfit6ttgte, iolange CT in Sprtng:
tielb mit5ure0en bate.
Scr1ere @dite paret Sutton @ar6ner
Sobn G. 2pncb, YbtI. ytortD, 0an. q
Campbell, 2ouiS Otad, bon beneu BIZ
meilten fur3e N~nipracben bielten, lotpie :
last but not least = Der ben1ofratti6
Sberiff 9Ganbibat 6ronciS 9. Beabobp.
On bet 8erlamntLrn9, aut Die Elm flotteI
8on foIgte, nabm aucb BET v@panitol
Municipal GIub", Dcrtreten bur6 20 9feger
tbeil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
O'Rourfe's Qbfdteo.
6ro6e freuoe barber inter oen hieiieen
2lrhiteften.

Inter Sen bieIigcn 9(rbitefter, 5ln1aL
inter ben Wtit9ltehern 0es yNmertcan Snz
ftitute of Qrbitects", berridt 9roBe Sreube
bariiber, oaB S~inan5minifter Carlisle ben
Sber 8unbes : Nrcbiteften Sercmtab
O'9fourte Grfgeforbert bat, feline Heiignaz
tion eirsureidhen. Die Sppoiition 9e9en
S'Hourfe 1eitcns beS Nrcbitttellz Getban0eS
rii9rt bauptlGebLib baber, bGB S'Gourfe
Bel Der Nnfertigung BON Yldnen fir l1eue
8unoeSgebGube feline 9lrdbtteften auBer9alb
1eineS 8urealtS beriidfibti9te ull6 1t6 III
bteier 8e5iebu1g allf cine alte @elebeSz
beitimmung itiibte, nelbe beiagt, DaB Die
Nldne fiir lGmmtIt6e 8unoesgebGu6e bonn
>Nr6iteft anGefertigt tperoen
miiBten, uno pelcbe ct ais I'M Wiberipru6
nit einem n%eueren, pom GDngreB an9cz
noinrtencn 0eleb be5etchnetc, tpelcbes fit
berdrlige YlQnc Die GoncurreltS Der Qtrbt1
teften 6erausforbert. Die Sabe tpur6e
3uerlt 0ffentlicb Dentilirt, ais 6 lane fir eiu
8unbes9ebGube in Buffalo, %. g., ent@
tDorfen ipurbe1, IND troB Der energt1bet
Ginip6nOc 0es Qrbiteftenz 8erbanoes i~telte
iib bantaGS Sinan5miniiter Carlisle auf
Die Scite O'6ourfe's. Settler jebo6 bat
ct letle 9lniicbt gednbcrt, 10 baB er iebt
einen ill lcBten Sonmcr etngerei6ten @ez
i%ebentDurf unteritiiBt, tpel6e Die Gr9
nennung elmer @onlmtifion bon erfabrenen
Qlr6itcften erbeii6t, tpel9e bic 8ei6affung
bon 8ldnen fir neue 8unbesseb6Ibe Ieitet
nnb cine pcitge1cloc @Oncurren5 ern1Ogz
Ii6t.
0'8ourfe's &idtritt wir6 aud in 10
fern lebr b%eifGIi9 au%fgenommen, oils er es
bauptid6li6 mar, ipelcber Oen 9lan Der
&rribtung eileS nelteu 8unoeSgebGuoe5 in
@bicagO Su bintcrtreiben iu9te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Wenn 6as Baby 1ahnt,

@ebrou6t ul1ter aueu l1lnitGltbelt bos olte
unb erprobte Wetttel, Wtrs. gSinSlow's Soot6z
ing Sprltp fir baS 3ob1en Der Sinber. @S
bernbi9t oas Sinb, ma9t bic @altmei1 lpei6er,
bas ite'Ntittel segel1 8iarrboea. Siuf,mo=
6lpan6i9 @ents Die Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
tIben6s II hr.
Grfte 0ffentGibe 8criammluns int aubiz
tDrtum.
Sr19r d III nj:

l. SnDerture. =. ............... .@i@Dprn' 9 r6efter
2. &ieb: r9ie bret I6Dnlteit Sebensblumen" (&naben-
8. er6ffnnna Der 9srianmlutg bnrb pen 8rafi6enten.
4. SegriBln9 bnr1 ben So6lpit. .8il9ot WilDelnl
SeDr9 WtcGlpsfeD bon &ouisntlle.
5. grite Gcoc; u9te &nentI0oft nro @errTGoit beS
Yap1teS"
............ Very &eo. 8iuS 81. MtoDer, o o c.
6. Sicb: r9os trelte belti9e @er3 otto
z. 3peite &ebe: p@brt1tentbum lnO Sp5iolisnls" .
Migr. Or. SDi. S9rDber
pDt Der lniperiitat gu @oibin9ton.
s. Sr6efter
9. 9ritte &ebe: m3mef beg Notwithstanding" ........
.:..:......& Sch. s. 8. Soeen
10. &eb r9es Sdn9erS SruB"........... Ntiler
II. 8ierte Gebe Ser beuti6=omertfanii9e 8atbplit"
....-.... .8pftmetlter sc. 5eiin9 aus gbtcago
II. Steo old Kentucky Home" -. =. y. y. -.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
mittwod, oen 20. September.

Wt 0r9enS 8 II b T.
Gequiem fir Die berftorbenen MttsLie6er
in bet st. Sonifacius7 &irhe, @reenitr.,
nabe Sadion.
MDr9enS 10 Ibr.
8%eridmmIult9 bes 8ricfter>8 eretns in 6er
ct. 8ontfaciusz S6uLDolle.
Mittag5 l II T.
ScitrtabI fit Die grieitcr I'M Ct. 8onanen7
tura Galinp, SbelbD unb @roDftr.
sc a cb nj / tags 4 l11r.
53ipeite 9el6Ioliene G~eriammLun9 bes Sea-
tbDlttentd9eS.
Qbcno5 s Il + t.
i3tpeite 0ffentlicbe un6 Iebte Geriammlune
peS &atbotifentaseS i'm 9luOitorium.
Brngramm:
?. aieS: rNui 6ent maiicr..:::....G 9. %. b. aaeber
8. Grite &ebe: r8ereln or H. 9Samilie"
3eD. P. WtaTimiltdu S9dter, O. S. L.
5. s3weite 8ebe: v9ie S4ulfro9e"
&ebrer Mberle
6. s,cb: n9os belttIbe 8ieo" ....... ebneiber
z. 9ritte Gebe: nNtil1tDn Der BreI1e"
@bnarD 9teuDorS
s.. &icb: "My country it's of tee.
8. 0erleiuu9 Der Telolutiohen
III. SrDBer SoH..... "..'.....
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Oonnerffae, oen 27. September.
MpraenS 8 II b T..

9anffasunssantt in ber ct. Martetftrcbe,
s. unb @rapionitraBe.
Morgcns 10 II + t.
S6luBoeriammLung bes 8rielterz8erein
III Der ct. 8onifociusz S9uIbale.
Na6 mitta9S l II br.
SbLuB>G erlamn1luns Der Sin9lin9e.
sc db nj ittagS "A II b /.
9(bfabrt nacb WtammotbzG ape bonn 1tnton>
8~abnbofe, BroabtpaD unb 10. Str.
@e1unbbett, &omfort unb @liidieligteit
ftnben ltb iberau, no p@arlan6" Sefen
unb STANCES 9ebraubt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Ser ewen Glefttif@e @ittcG

fnr Serren STD. 8 bot o9t boppelte .3abl BON $40. p
fleiue @leftrpben umo 5lpet 8atteren 9sp. l unb hat Die
bpppelte Strait npt 9D. 2. 9as Selpebe lit bon ous9es
Inbt feirer NualttGt.
%reis bes @itrtels nit eleftrif6em 9uspeniorium SIS
- . - Giid9rat=@prribtung. $50. rs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Set owem @leftrts@e @artel

fir 9onteu 9tp. 1 bat cine 9atterie 9tp. ! unb brei fleine
Sdetoert pber Glettrpoer. Gr lit aus enter gute1t Qlos
litat pon e~infabent elaitii9en @etpebe b%er9efteat
Mnmerfur9 -l1nIere 9onten9iirtel finb 10 eiu9eridtet
baB Die 8atterie auf ben &iidet 5n Ite9en fomntt, fpos
ourtb eS mlD9ll9 if, ~bieielben nit Goriet 81 tra9erL ipeitt
es 9elpilnl9t lpiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
@er oipen @leftrtf@e @irtel

fir Serrer gtp. l bot eine 8atterie Sen. l. brei flcint
S6eiben Doer @leftrooen nnb lit i'm uebrt9en oDt Der
Ielben Contribution lpie bic beiieret Slrtel.
Yreis bes @irtels nit guspenlOrinm. i. ........... Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
DIED.

S MAY s P s As'T West as h.
Funeral private. .
BARKowor May her rs;5eEss No 30 30 East 18Th
pss,r rsnn AND friends are invited to attend the
services the Church OF the Holy Trnity Madison.
ave and 42e-st. half-past 0. Wednesday morning.
Inter,nen, at convenience OF the family.
BEcK-on Monday. May :. John M Beck in his 7Stn
and friends t. are 1ssstSa S ST. e
ave on Thursday May TO- a o'clock p m
GsSns ay s Of On H Msy PIsa'S as
Bennng aged 2ysars a az ~ e from 1872 South
Portiand-aye.. brooklyn.
c1YMER-sunday May 9th. William clymer. in the $50
Fq pssSsno w'fs ss East a ssiSs s al " d.
Philadelphia papers Please copy . NIL. q, a..
DUKE-on Sunday May 6. 1894. William s. Duke In tne
Funeral services at his residence East s'h'' On
Wednesday morning at II o'clock ,,
GopwINon Tuesday May s. the residence Of a,, MRS
Mary A. Pnlpps, Greens Farms, conn., ,haIies .
Goodwin son q the late Daniel Goodwin. OF Brooklyn
Notice funeral hereafter
%SrE 6sT BELOVED wife of coone John
Boston papers please copy.
HARDENBERGh,,on Nay c a. p pSsr 'eTVi'' ~ -
Abam Hardsn6egh IN ms from his late residence.
Inte sT on Thursday at Pine Bush, n. Y
IITCucocK-At her residence No. ~ West 2oth-st. on
Monday 9TH. Elizabeth Anthony Brsy9n l'te IN 81
Funeral from Congregational Church ran fsive
Thursday at ii O'CLOCK
JENNINGs-At Ashabula. Ohio Elizabeth C. Jenn Ws,.
wife James p. Jennings and sister Of James r wal
lace. aged II years. ,,
PENEIEDon May at his late vs residence ca'zn'
Funeral Thursday May TO- p. m.
RoELKER-oa Sunday. May 8 Isabella daughter OF
Alfred and the late Kate O. Rocker.
Funeral private
Kindly omit flowers.
sAYLEs-At Pawtucket R. l.. 7,h inst. William Francis
Sayles in 10Th year Of his age ., -. -.
Funeral from his late residence Thursday 10Th inst, At
. p 1850
sHAw-At Plea-an,viie. y. Y. Monday. May T. William
Funeral Services at St Marks Church. Adephst nesr
DeKalb-ave.. Brooklyn. on THURSDAY, May ~ al IA"
O'Clock.
sIOANE-On Monday May Z 1894. in this city, Stella.
wife OF Charles W. Sloane and daughter OF George y.
Funerai at St. Agnes's Church. 4$dst near Ls1-
ington-ave Thursday. May 10. at 10 o'clock a. m.
fntermeni private.
Please omit flowers.
VAN RossUM-At East orange. j. on sunday Nay =
James A. Van kossom oriy son oil James s - - sna "
Fanersi services will residence. No q
@s New ' G l. and ". r.. r.. at Brick Church
Chicago Denver and papers please copy.
WII.LIs-At West I0Gth-st. SUNDAY. May q. john
Wits. Of the late Jane b. and Olive: W. Wills.
Funeral services at Presbyerian Church:
Ic0th-st. and Ams'erdam-sve, wednesday May y u
rntermert private
Veterans Of the 7th Regiment are requested 70 At
pany West End Presbyterian Church. 10th ST. AMI
Amsterdam-ave.. on "wednesday morning May D. at 10
O'Clock HENRY ". T. MALI. Colonel
wHITE-At Red Bank y. j.. on May T. Alkaline White
widow OF Isaac p. White. aged 81 years
Funeral from the residence Of son Henry S. White
at Red Bank. y. j.. Thursday 10th inst. at
wOOD-At Boston. Mass. April n. Charles Greenleaf
Wood In the 72d year OF his age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
IT y
following resolut
Resolved. That
RIFLE SHOOTING Ar cREEDMooR

The seventh day Of the for rife practice al
Creedmoor L. j. was opened Yesterday morning oy
a battalion Of the lih Regiment. Of BROOKLYN conn
posed Of Companies a, K. g, H. and ie" men
from other companies. all under the command OF
Major A. O'Crane and under the supervision o,
Major Dabcock. Inspector OF Rifle Pracuce, oeoo"'
Brigade staff The weather was fine ana warm
Nth HIGHT T O'Clock wind In the morning, chang
ing TO a sim O'Clock wind In the afternoon MAX
ing il difficult 10 become marksmen. -, ,e1
There were 200 men practised. OF wh0n 10Y quainrn
in The second class and IA made the necessary
score to become marksmen, the msrksineh ~
Company A. II: Company G. !; Company -, -
Company +. 4; Company +. ]; COMPANY a. e y, on"
The voley firing. ten shots mar at the man
targets resulted as follows COMPANY ii %am
many H. rounds 800 hits So; Company !, ROUNDS $40
Kits ZIG; Company X rounds $50 hits Jus.
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rur Arl4xrlc nARDEN.S AXyIvERsA ri.

The thlrty-sixth anniversary OF the establishments
or tho Atlantic Garden No 20 Bowery by william
,y.,,or Was communicated By a concert last
evening. in which nfty instrumental musicians COLI
shutting the ELITE Lady Orchestra" OF the Gar
den. and the 18th Regiment Band, with large
number Of singers and character impersonaiors
took part The garden, which was eianoratey aec
fowing with u delighted audience; wnlch VIM, Wnne
listening TO the music, was served WIN Iei CO
vents mir Kramer came to NewYork from Ger
many In 1854 and at the end OF four years havinS
accumulated s25. ho with TWO others VINO l nau
esch saved M n like amount. started small G't
man concert garden on the site or the present spa,
cjo,Is structure He retired several years ago ,u,
actIv. life and the business has since then Deeh
managed by his sons Albert and william Jr oyer yer
100000 people have attended the concerts az ,ne
and has been frequently visited by weh-knowh peo-
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White Cs,clni,r. o Pieces.
NnTES BY LASXER

AFTER HACKS eleventh move: Although this advance
weakens the r. It passes the way for strong attack
on the Kings wing
After Whites eighteenth move: White has skilfuly pre-
pared sroaS attach the centre - the board II an
on,,r,u,tv arrives He threatens PQ J. and II then
ip...Px T. 20 p =. 1t =. and -. Il 1t. p x
Y followed ~ n discovered attack on the Queen,
After Blacks eighteenth move: Playing Whites game
merely drives Queen from harmless os 70 most
threatening position Black was under the impression
ths, h. could continue with 10 oKt l. bat saw too
LAT. that White could then gain clear pawn ~ -
~ 4 III T. Black should have played ls..B-R T. AMI
~ 10 PIX u 3 P-Kt or n 10. R-Q :. K-h ana
his position would have been excellent
After whites tweniy-second The combination So
lec,ed in the text - by superior TO IN" alternative
% K-Q because there might follow =
After Blacks twenty-nrst move: This seems the Only
move 10 prevent White from playing 20 -
After Blacks twenty-seven;h move BY far superior 20
R-K White could hardly then have taken the n ,
an account u the close confinement, OF his King. and II
plack can force the entrance Of his rocks into the
cnemys camp It would be least very difficult to avoid
"A mating position.
After Blacks twerty-ninth move; Far superior would
have been 20 R-K . Although White would have had
himself account OF the three moves
that Black had lost. b. means OF P-Nt T. followed
eventually R-R 4. yet the manoeuvre would have
made the win difficult FOR White.
After Whites thirty seventh The crossing 81 the
king into the support his pawns practically ends the
battle
The second round OF the team chess match be-
tween the Brooklyn and Newark chess clubs was
played at Newark Monday night when the vis
Tors secured six wins to the home teams four This
made the total wins OF Brooklyn fourteen, while
Newark had registered six wins.
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4 DINNER FOR CAPTAIN BAREyDS

The friends OF Captain II. Barends OF the Ham,
burg American Normanna. gave an Informal din
ner for him. at No. l0l Chambers-st last night.
II was 10 observe the Captains Tooth round trip
as commander between this port and Hamburg.
The dinner was arranged by men who had formerly
been passengers with Captain Barenas. The or
chestra OF the Normanna was present and played
during the dinner. The tables were handsomely
decorated, and in the centre was a representation
OF the Normanna In confectionery. II. kaunel
sat at the head OF the table with the Captain on
his right and Carl H. Schultz on his left. After
the dinner George Poggenburg made speech
eulogizing the Captain as a man and sailor the
Captains health was drunk and when the storm
of '''hochs' had subsidized Mr.. Ksuffel presented a
bronze lamp suitably inscribed. to the gallant COM
mander. .,
which accompanied the presentation. and made
brief reply of thanks. Among those present were
First Officer Schulke, Chief Engineer korte and
Purser Nieus. OF the Normannia; H. Il. kunhardt
r. J. Cortis, II, SCHNEIDER; Otto Huber Fl weber
Nas9lL 9. PegGsanurg. Q. y. Rubsaa, Antoa
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POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
FOR GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT.
SPEAKERS APPLAUDED At THE WEST SIDE RE-
PUBLICAN CLURs ROOMS.

FOR GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT.
SPEAKERS APPLAuDED AT THE WEST SIDE RE-
PUBLICAN CLUBs ROOMS.
The Rev DR. Charles II. Parkhurst was TO nave
spoken last evening on Municipal Reform to the
West Side Republican Club. In the Hotter hhoico''
Eighty-sscond-st and Coumbus-ave. The big meet
ing-room was crowded, a good many women oe'hs
in the audience j. Edgar Leaycraft presided ana
disappointed the large audience when he announced
In opening the meeting that Dr. Parkhurst could
not be present on account of the death OF mem
Der OF his congregation, which obliged him to go TO
Connecticut He introduced instead the Rev. Al
fred E. Myers associate pastor OF the Marble Col
legia,e Church VINO had worked with the City Vigil
lance Society and who made a vigorous anu 'eiilns
speech There must be only one anp-lammany
candidate for Mayor this year" he asserted anna
applause Two anti-Tammany, candidates mean
perpetuatlon OF the corrupt rule from when We
suffering; while only one anu amman, ma
candidate the overthrow or tnat RUE anu
signal victory for good government. CApplause1
S. $. Packard said that If they wanted soou sot-
eminent they would have to work Tor IL, ana spVMe
key that did not belong to him ana 1egan 10 pro-
Lord, send me that turkey" He didn't ger IL, SO
the next day he prayed Lord. send me atter 'hat
turkey" and his prayer was heard. 49,,
T.. y. Hinsdale, chairman OF the Comml,tee on
Political Reform OF the Union League CUP sag
that ne did what banking and the tarln
eminent OF this city. Il advocate" said he. in
State and National matters the highest type OF Re
publcans for the Offices but when 1t comes 10 sup
porting a man for Mayor OF this city am ANXIOUS
merely TO fnd out whether he is honest or dishon-
est princpled unprincpled and how far these
qualities are likely to govern his conduct II CHOSEN
j. L. n Hunt, Police Justice Taintor and others
also spoke