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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
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TWO woRKMEN IN QrAKREi~oNE BrRIEs A
SHARP STEEL ~ THE LUNG or THE
OTHER. WHO WILL PROBABLY DIE
Eugene Martin tinsmith. thiry-fye years Old
employed In the shop of Mitchell Halliday. No. 2lS
East Ninth-st. stabbed In che right side by
Emil Martin. "A fellow-workman. at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Eugene taken To Bellevue
Hospital In critical condition. The stab-wound
penetrated the rlgh, lung. and surgeons at the
hospital last night said he would probably die The
two Martins are not related and after the slabbing
affair they both paid of and discharged. The
dispute arose over pair OF missing shears which
Emil Martin accused Eugene OF hiding. lie denied
H. and finally became angry ana threatened 10
punch Emil In the nose" Emil persisted IN an
noying him and the result was that Eugene knocked
him down.
In an instant Emil was his feet, and. snatch
ing an instrument, now supposed To b" steer pat
tern marker. he made a mnge at Eugene, ana halt-
buried the steel In his sd'
The foreman. noticing the uproar, ordcrei tnc TWO
to go 10 the Office and get their pay. II you
want to tight. you go out IN the street was
the foreman's advice. Dennis Bushe. OF No 222
Franklin-st., Greenpoint. friend OF Eugene, eX-
tracted the marker from the wound and helped
the wounded man to n physicians house At No
1877 Second-ave.. where he sank exhausted. lie
grew rapidly after reaching the hospital, and
p IN. IA call sent out for coroner To
take his ante-mortem statement no coroner had
responded up to o'clock last night Emil Martin
stlll large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
A NEW WAY TO TAX CORPORATIONS.

Columbus. Jan. q CSpeclaD. The first bill to in
augurate a change In the method OF taxation In
Obi, and lay a tax franchises. corporations and
individual business has been prepared for intro
ducton in the Legislature. The plan Is the work
of Representative Francis B. De witt. who has
nroboblv solved the problem of non-connict with
the clause OF the Constitution providing that all
propcrty must be taxed at uniform rate. ana
under which the courts have held that intangtbles.
such as franchises and corporations could not be
reached The bill provides that the net earnings
of the corporations and companies shall be con-
sdered as 10 per cent OF the value OF the property
and listed at that figure. II n company shows a
net earning OF 81 l0n.OOo IL would be deemed TO have
0OO 600 Of property for taxation and the proposi-
ton is to tax all such lntangbes uniformly on that
basis Ex Ex-Congrcssman Thompson and other law
yers 10 whom the plan has been outlined believe
that II surmOunts all constitutional difficulties ana
viii accomplish substantially what intended 10
be- reached by the amendment To the Constitution
submitted and defeated at the last election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
TELTGE.iPIiIC NOTES.

Lawrence. Jan 27-Thc body OF Frank Kramer
late cashier Of the Bank - I@wrenGe' @nd @I later
cI m ,i rIyer her. Ills morning He evidently
had b ~ murdered \ gold watch ani $40 In money
were found on him.
mnt~' was struck and Killed hy the eastbound
Ike shore accommodation train while crossing
the tracks this morning
Portland ore Jan p. letter has been received
from Nai Blum. scf-confessei smuggieMr M ana ND Coy Gov
ernmen witness I'm The late trial da91 Masnhgrom sro,
the President before returning to Portland next
month.
Stanton Mich. Jan &c "; Chaplin; Of the
banking firm that asslfH"d asi Jmiy WIN i,hD ,ds
terlay on complaint Of Mrs. Besss' charged with
emit. zzleinent.
oh Jan 2A soA fast ST fTffhi ha m9nnhs on Ins
by n broken frog. Twenty cars were smashed up
but nobody was hurt'
Dallas Tex Jan. p. Three chambermaids Mag,
pic Eark'ov MAGGIE Slim and Alma Seymond. and
an elevator boy charles Woods. were probably IA
tally injured yesterday by IN" fall OF an elevator
Ioi" Hotel. ''' ''N y" ''''' "
newton y j. Jan. 27VMqrsh@l o9 G France e. S, fol
ieclor Of Newton ioiEG n hy L. foatpads S While on
his way home last night and robbed oi over sD ne-
longing to the order wflcn ne h' , hhInd an5
sandbaggcd.
Bloomington H. Jan az, saTs' oSocb a K tsssTas A stnts
m"rning after a session OF twelve hours. Com
rittrrs have completed their labors and departed.
G. p Johnson Of Springfield. was elected president
and William - Newton. Of Bloomington. secretary Z.
with "A salary OF Sl,1D
Syracuse y Y. Jan; 27-T'he Farmers Club o. OF
Onondapa County to-day adopted resolutions re-
nrns,Ing the senator and Assembymen from this
district TO use their influence To secure the removal
- he ct,te Capitol from Albany to Syracuse.
Auburn y V. Jan. 1.-THE Kelar infant, which
,,,. sbot nv its mother Thursday night. died last
,"rtD~ making the third victim OF the tragedy.
IA nnthrr ard child will be buried together to-
mnrrovy The CorOners jury found that the mother
Committed the murders and then Killed herself
while insane.
rt,co,, I'll Ian 27.-Aftcr short deliberation the
,r, %,y returned a verdict of guilty against tht
~ yhroo peorio Decatur and Evansville Railroad train
rnthors Van Meter awarded ten years IN rhs
p"nt,arti,ry and Clarence Howe and Robert WOOD
,ard en- account OF their youth were sent TO
reform school
phuodoiphia. Jan. 1.-THE jury appointed to as
80. a'',r',~es for the taking OF property by tht
-, SS,a,'orn,r'nrt bctween Cherry. Race. Broad and
Iurtrar @ sis for the new United States Mint To-
.,, iGied their report in the United states Crc.
Gayrt They allow $4,000 for property and SSl&
for leases.
u,r,fo-d Ian 27--An eastbound freight trair
lihrttp i,, cars on the Philadelphia Reading and
., - tncland Railroad jumped the rails AT Cnapin
M, conn and was badly wrecked. IL was lader
VIII, r,, Tor Boston exporters wrecking uali
wan sent from this city. 1t took some time to cleai
tho track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
ADVICE TO THE GRAND JURY.
WERE INDICTMENTS IN THE MCCARTHY
CASE FOR!:STALLED?
co..rAalroN WITH THE EVIDENCE AoAI|sF
cHAV-Es W, GARpNER-FosnIHIE
ACTION TO-AoRRow.

ACTON TO-AoRRow.
Further investigation into tho complaint OF
hleel,u.nll laid before tho Grand Jury By Super
in:ondrnt Eyracr rc9mr - Htrengthon tho be'loi
that uHu-ua efforts hHvo been put forth 10
snvc the accurcd men from indictment. Apparently
there nro aoUo peculiar circumstances about tho
examination into tho facts made by tho Grand
Jury. Tho woman Lucy Mccarthy. who. 1t ~
understood, paid ~ 0c0 IN four checks OF 5000
each for protection from punishment, was before
the Grand Jury on Tuesday and Wednesday
That body sat on Thursday and Friday. yet 1t
has accomplished nothing. 1t has neither found
indictments nor dismissed the complaint
An explanation Of this failure to act Is given
in rumor which was circulated IL the General
Sessions Building yesterday. 1t was said that
the Grand Jury was strongly inclined to hnd sew
eral indictments on Thursday. but District-At-
torncy Fellows advised against this. lie Is
quoted as having declared that Il would be un'
wise to find indictments on the unsupported
evidence Of the keeper of "A disorderly house
The Gardner was referred 10 In substanu-
alton Of this proposition. 1t was said that no
conviction could be obtained on the testimony
Of such woman alone.
This did not entirely satisfy the Grand Jury,
and Superintendent Byrncs was asked to obtain
further evidence if be could possibly do 50. The
care viii come up again tomorrow. and indict-
menis may be- found in spite Of any legal adj
vice from n Tammany source. 1t is difficult to
Soc how one could conclude from the Gardner
case that no conviction could be secured on the
unsupported testimony Of the keeper Of dis
orderly house That trial does not fit this
description. because Lilli" Clifton's testimony
was corrohor,.tcd i'm a measure.
In the next place the Gardner case teaches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
ENTERTAINMENT BY WEST POINT OFFICERS

West Point n. Y. Jan. = (SpeciaD.-The bacheior
officers at the club here gave an entertainment ast
night. which greatly enjoyed by all VINO saw
H. The burnt cork artists were exceptionally good
and their Jokes and humorous songs were loudly ap-
plauded noteworthy exhibition OF strens.n wa as
given by Lieutenant Cameron IN ms chai ,, oi
Sandow; lifting n man at arm iens.l, ,irti5
steel rails. tossing 9O-pound sho' anu ~, nitihs m
a iOO-pound dumbbe were some OF oe i, heats , ne
performed A Chinese laundry scene. win Lieu
tenant Brown as a servant demanding the the WASH
brought down the house. parior svs"e' W.,n ,e
Poorc AZ master OF the house ana ,raSss res
nd w. nr,ye npbter caused much merriment. The en-
tertainment was held in Grant Hal. which WAS was
fitted up as a summer garden Win the usual NUM-
Der of WaitorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
ISoA-TWENTYFOUR PAGES
THE PEOPLE TO DECIDE.
WHY THE VOTE ON THE WILSON BILL
WAS POSTPONED.
MR. CROKER WILL WHEEL TAMMANY INTO LINE
FOR THE MEASURE OR AGAINST 1T Ac-
CoRDING TO THE RESULT OF THE

CoRDING TO THE RESULT OF THE
NEw-YoRK ELECTIONS
Washington, Jan. 27.-Mr. Croker's purpose in
visiting this city was accomplished when the
vote on the Wilson bill was postponed until after
January 80, the day on which the Congressional
elections are TO- be held in the XIVth and XVIII
districts OF New-York City. That fact was
maintained as a secret for while, but secrets
of fthat sort never remain secrets long. Mr..
Croker did not hesitate to say that in his judg-
ment one and perhaps both Of these districts
would be lost and he plainly ntimated that
Tamrnany Hall would refuse to assume the re-
sponsibiIity Of the Wilson bill. Put into plain
English. mis- position was this: He expects
Colonel Brown to be defeated. and thinks 1t
likely that Straus will go by the board, too. He
thinks that neither Of them would have the
ghost of a show If the Wilson bill passed the
House before January 80. Unless they are
elected by an old-fashiOned majority, NJ pro-
poses to accept the result as condemnation on
the part Of New-York City Of the Wilson Dill
and intends TO instruct the Tammany Congress
men 10 that effect. If they are defeated, MI.
Wilson and the Free-Traders Will be told plainly
that they must look elsewhere Tor Votes ~ pass pas
their bill with than to the Tammany delegation.
In a word If Colonel Brown and Mr.. Straus. or
either of them. are beaten next Tuesday from
that day the Wilson bill will have an open Zoe
in the chief Of Tammany Hall.
To certain Of his friends here Mr. croker
SAYS that Tammany was supporting the Demo-
cratic candidates energetically, and would 90 all
II could 10 elect them; but that there was no
use Disgusting the fact that the poorer people
in New-YOrk from whom come the bulk OF
Tammany's strength, are ir great desttutlon
and distress. and that they attribute their loss
Of work and their suffering 10 the menace OF
Free Trade He said there was grave doubt
Of Tammany's ability to hold them in line for
Free Trade candidates He himself doubted
the wisdom of the Wilson bill as party meas
ure and felt sure that it would result in the
suspension of many mills and factories in New
York. and he did not feel 1t to be his duty 10
urge ANYBODY to vote against his bread and
butter He said that on Tuesday there would
bc free and fair expression of the public Will
from two representative districts in New-fork
containing One-third Of the registered voters.
He urged that the vote on the Wilson bill be
postponed until after those elections were held.
saving that members could vote on the bill
much more ntclgently in the light that would
be- thrown upon 1t and upon their duty by the
result January 30
The vote on the bill you know has been
postponed in response 10 Mr.. Cookers sug-
gestOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
AFTER TIE PRIZE-FIG HTERS.

THE PRESIDENT OV THE LAW AND ORDER
LEAGUE URGES THAT THEIR CASE BE CAR
RIED TO THE SUPREME COURT.
New-Haven Jan. g7.-The International Law and
Order League IS not at all inclined to let the Cor
bett- Mitchell case drop. The Rev Clarence Greeley,
general agent Of the league. says he Is informed ny
his attorney I'm Jacksonville that Manager Bowden
is afraid TO let the supreme Court pass on section
80 CHAPTER c. OF ''McClellans Digest of the Florida
Decisions" This section. he says and the one fol-
lowing fix a good. round penalty for principals ana
an promoters OF prize fights. Mr.. Greeley mas ad-
vIsed President Conoey, OF the Jacksonville League,
10 carry the the supreme Court. in case the
Governor does not. and At the expense OF the In
ternat0nal League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

Deadwood. S. D., Jan. IA train robber named
John Dalton was captured by one OF the North
western Express messengers to-day. Dalton had
himself expressed the inside OF stuffed buffalo
hut this trick was spoIled by his removing one OF
the animals glass eyes through the socket of which
he stuck a six shooter, covering the messenger
The latter however escaped from It's deadly range
ard leaped upon the back Of the stuffed animal
The back caved In and he dropped on the robber
inside and sat on him until the next station was
reached when he was turned over to the authorities
The safe contained $4,000. Evidently Dalton had
confederates who were to act at hts signal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
THROUN IRON THE SLEIGH
WOMAN ANp HER soN DRAGGED SOME DIS
TANCf-T THEY FoRTvNhTEIY ESCAPE
EEEIOTE INII.RN.

Mrs Jusius Roe. nfty-nve years old. wife Of the
senior member Of the firm ~ Justus Roe Il Sons.
manufacturers ~ surveyors supplies. WAS thrown
from her sleigh nj Patch, gue yesterday afternoon
cha e-sg ot., driving with her SON Nathaniel when
tho cutter upset. Both were dragged considerable
distance " bones were broken, bat Mrs Roc was
ecvor.lv bruised and shocked Her left hip was
STRAINED. Shc was taken home and a doctor at
tcnaol hor Nr Roe IS civil engineer and sur
, 1894-02-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS.
Total Assets....S S57, %
Liabilities.

Gross claims for Losses, adj
juSted and unpaid. .........S 3,392.93
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
taken. I5,3l2.S3
, 1894-02-05
Gte6 ftd ntd7t auf's 6latteis fiRren.
SRI. Squire etebt einem Stra6enr6eber so
Gents, beh6lt ober cine $40 Note wohls
weisli6 in Ger Qai9e.

S6rem Mut6 un0 ibrer GeifteSgegen7
mart bat es Sri. WtarD 6. Squire bon 442
80. StraBe 81 berOanteu, 6aB am Samitog
QlbenO bon 103 Dollars, bic ie bel iicb
bate, nur Der balbe Oouar in bic 6Gnoe
zines StraBenrGuberS mdnoerte. Sri.
Squire lit cine Gi9te unb 5ugleicb Secrez
tGrtn beS befannten 9irigeuten unb Wtu@
itflebrers IS. g.. Tomlin5. oils tie am
Samltag Nbenb ibrer 8obnun9 3uging unb
Die 81. StraBe Spiicben Yrairie l1n0 Sn1
Diana NDe. palltrte, bcmcrfte ite, oaB ibr
Scenario unausgeieBt folgtc. &ur5 ent>
13loiien, brebte ite iib mn unO itanO einem
gan5 anitGnbig getleiDcten, 6ocbgetpacblencn
Wtanne 9egenit6er.
D8o3u Iaufen Sic mir forttudbreno
nadb?" fragte lte ben ettpaS per0u3t Dor tbr
Stebenben.
Statt elmer Qtntiport fam bic Gegenfrage:
y@ebOrt iener 6uno Sbnen?"
SRI. Squire, Bic gar feinen 6uno beiaB,
merfte lofort, oaB Der Wann ite ourb
bieic Sragen nur peranlaiien moute, it6
um3ubrebeu, nm itc bann nieber3uidblagen
ooer menigitenS berauben Su f0nnen. sic
that tbm beBbolb Der @efaQen nibt, Inn
aber 3ett 81 g%etpinner, fr0gte tie: 8as
fit cine Nrt 6uno lift es?
Sin 9inti9er."
v0ann gebOrt ct nicbt mir, benn ib be-
iibe feinen Btntiber. BO6l aber meiB i6,
baB Sic 0iele Sragen l1ur at micb gert6tet
babelt, nm MIDI sum llmoreben gu peranz
laiien uu6 Sbnen Die Qlrbeit beS 8eraubens
81 erlcicbtern."
rgeun, unb penn eS 10 tpdre?" fraste
Der NGu6er.
vSb babe nun SO Gents BEL mir uni
bier itnb ite," iagte SRI. Squirc unO belt
ibm ein babies 9ouaritid bin, oaS fte
ibrer Ta1be entnommen bate.
Ser GGuber nabm DaS @eL6itid, lab
tie aber nod INNER miBtrauticb an. Sri.
Squire ben1ertte IS uno la9te: yGS iii
NQeS, iDaS t6 belize. Seten sic alio Su>
frieOen unb 8eben Sic Sbrer QBe9e. S9
lperoe bier i%Darten, bis Sic an Der @Ge IN
9efommen itnb."
Sic ipracb nit iol6er 8eittmmt6ett, baF
tbm NIGHTS ibrtg blieb, ais gu geRorben.
SRI. Squtre Orcbte ii9 bann berun1, in
nerLi6 frOblpdenb iiber cine .3ebnDollar>
gfOte, bic nO6 noblgeborgen in ibrerIai9e
ftedte. Nls iie ieDod rai5en S6rittes
etnen Dalben 8lo6 melt ge9al1gen mar,
bOrte ie abermalS TuBtritte binter ii9,
uno itb umidbouenb, erblidte tic, etnen
balben 8lod e~ntfernt, benielben GGuber,
Der raicben S6rittes baberfam un0 offenz
bar bemiibt tpar, le gu iiberboIen. SRI.
Squire, Die 81 einem 3weiten 3uiammen1
treffen nit benz Wanne OurcbauS feline
2uit oeriplrte, iebte ii9 II in Qaufz
l9rttt un6 i6aute ii6 nibt eber UNI, BIG
ite Dor ibrer 6austbiir itanb.
SRI. Squtre, Ste ibon fritber dbnltcbC
@rfabrungen nit GGubern gentac6t bat,
pia ii6 jest einen Jtepolper faufen uub ie
e%rfldrtc, baB ie gegen BEN nGditen GGuber
~riifiibtsIoS BON Der @affe @ebraucb ma:
ben tperbe.
, 1894-02-05

Nus me6reren tiefen 8un6en bluten6,
purDe 9eitern Wtor8en nm 9 ubr Der so
Sabre alte NabtmGbter Sobn &ooS in Sem
8eiclraun1e 6eS San Diego5@ebGubeS,
$50. 47-53 GiperItroBe, in lterbenoem 53uz
itanbe bon Dem 6eiSer 6. 81. Mnberion un6
Dem Nrbeiter 0uitap 6aODeQ a~ufgefuuoen.
Ser S6tperperpunbete puroe lofort in
etnem acknowledgement nab Dem ct. 2ufQSz
6olpttal gebrabt, NO 6te 2ler3tc mach fur3cr
l1nteriu6ung erflGrten, oaB an cine Sc
neiuug ni6t 3u benten lei, oenn bon Dem
8roBeu 8lutDerluit abgerebnet, bate &ooS
BRET 8unben, DON 6enen ieoe ~ein3elne BIN
retcbenb 9eipeien tpGre, ieinen Sob ber6etz
Sufiibren. Die Ner5te fanben etnen l6neren
S3doelbruh uber Der Sttrne, cine tiefe
Wun0e am 0tnterfopfe uno etnen 8rl6 oeS
ltnfen Gtnnba6enS. Sie ertpartet, trat
Der Sob au3 l6on. 5met Stinben lpGter
Elm.
8Gbrcn66cllen tparen Stpet 9etefttoes be-
mitbt g~etDeien, OaS 9untel, baS ben SOB
DeS Wfannes umgab, su lic6ten. Selbit>
peritGnolicb 6egannen ite tbre unteriu dung
IN benz &e1elraume un0 iie fanben lebr
balo Elm i6tpereS Sbiiretlen, nit Dem
offen6ar ser Wtoro Derlibt 1por0en mar,
benn an benz 6afen belielben fLebten nocb
6aarbIf6el unO g%eronneneS 8lut. Ser
WfOr6er muBte ietn Opfcr pl0Blic6 binterz
riGs ilberfaIen baben, benn Elm &arnpf
bate pftenbar nibt itattgefun6en, bafiir
aeltgte Die IN Dem &aume berri9enoe Orb
hung. 8aS aber 1paret Sic 8epeggriinoe
Der 9rauit9en Shat? Der umitano, 6aB
iib in 9toos' Saicben fein @eLD fanb, trob7
benz ct am Sam1tag Ql6enb leiuen 8ocben7
IObn Don 81 auSbe5a6lt erbalten bate,
ibien auf einen GaubmorO binsuoeuten.
@inge3ogene Grfunbtgungcn lieBen Die
0eteftiues iebo6 balb anberer 2lniicbt tper@
Ben. Sic bracbten ndmlicb in @rfabrung,
OaB Dor un9efGbr II Gogcn eiu iungcr
Wfenib, Namens GbaS. &ern, entlaiicn
un0 an ieiner Steue 9ooS bon benz 8e@
ftBer beS SauieS enga9irt poroen mar ullb
Die 8eamten itn6 Der feIten 2tni;c9t, baB eS
i;3 bier ni6t Inn cine 8eraubung, Denn
oaSu mat Die Summe 81 tletn, ban6elte,
lOnOern DAB Elm 9tobeaft bon benz pl0bz
LID ietner SteIllng berau6ten &ern periibt
Durbe. 2eBterer tpirb baber perbaftet tper7
ben, iobalb maj i'm 8efunoen, mas bis
ieBt nibt Ser SAL mat. @ieueibt miro
au6 ser @oronerSz Snqueft tpeiterc Nn>
%baltSpuntte an9cben. 9tooS btnterlGBt
cine 6rau unO 3pet &in6er in ie3r arm7
licben G~erbGltntiien.
, 1894-02-05
Der 6emerffAaftsratb.

Die 6rage, Oh Ser Contractor s. S.
Saron ais 0elc9at Der neuorgantlrtcn
observation-disclosures auf3unebmen lei, CAB in
Ser geitrteen Stbung beS @epcrfibaftsz
rat6s @eranlaiiung gu elmer beiBen De-
bate, tpelcbc enblicb Domit enbete baB Die
QIn9elegenbeit on 6oS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8uriidOerpieien purbe. Qlu6 Der Bidder
itreif biIbetc ben @egenitano elmer lGn9ez
rem 8eipre6ung, obne baB enogiiItige 8e>
l5litiie 9efaBt murOen. Sin Gomite puroe
nit benz Suffrage ertonnt, beim SGaots
ratb 9egcn bic 6crabieBun8 auer @ebalter
gu prOteitiren, Die ni9t iiber $1,000 id9rli9
betragen. Ser 8oritber e%rnannte bic
iteben6en NuSi6iiiie nit BEN ro9berannz
ten Goriibern: SdieDsgeribte, S. S.
&pan, 8eidtper6en unO UtiBitdnOe, %. S..
0opnep; @OrpOrationen, S. q. gteuis =;
@elpBgebun9, @. &itf; Organization,
N. s. 8omerop; DffentIi9c NnitaIten,
GidarO 8oiperS 8ortydgc uno Ngttation,
SO. 9. @raOD; 8eictlitiie, Gbas. Dob;
neutrality-suspicious., Tannte SOneS.
, 1894-02-05
freher Ndnb.

6rau @barteS SpeenD bon SO. 3146
ga SaueltraBe, Satin 6eS 8o[istten
SpeenD bon Der %. StraBens Station,
tebrte geitern I'M Bic erite Nbeno1tunbe bon
Der Staot nab i6rer @obnung 3urii6.
8is CUR 30. StraBe ben1bte iie ben 8fer0ez
babnpa9en un0 9c6acbte ben &eit 6es
9Seges 5u SUB 5uriid3uLegen. OILS iie ouf
Der 30. StroBe ipcitlicb ge6en6 in bie glG9e
BON ga SaleltraBe fam, perle9te iDr pl0Bz
lt6 ell t6r entgegenfOmmenOer, icbdbig &C.
tleioeter Ofann ben Q8e9 un6 for6crte i6re
8orle. sic petgerte iid, bielelbe aus Ser
9ano 3u 9eben unb eS entitalro 5tpildbert
8eioen Elm Der6weifeLteS &tngen. 0a crz
1bten Elm 5petter ebenf0llS idbabig geflets
Deter Wtann 0uf benz SbauplaB, icbeiubar
ais 9tetter IN Der 9totb; benn nit ben
g8orten: rWfaoa:n, g~citatten Sic, DaB i6
Sbnen oieien Serl pom 6alie i6affe", legte
er 1t5 ms Ottttel. Qlber anftatt iiber lire
Nn9ret1er ber5ufaQen, entriB er ibr NIT
etnem 9ei6tften @riff sic 80rie, Sic ite in
Der etnen 0ano belt unb elltflo0 6ann nit
1elllem laubcren 6elfers6clfer mach elmer
nabe ~l;e9enOen OunteIn 2tueD, no Bic oucb
Nrau StpeenQ's 6iiferufe 6erbeietlen6el
golt5ttten oer8ebenS mach i6nen ilcbtcn.
9tc 8orle ent6telt 81 in baarem @elbe unb
et1tgc 0uittln9en.
, 1894-02-05
Gin deb unter'm Bett.

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ab, als ct iib bic eiierne HettungsIeiter
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, 1894-02-05
Die Woman's Boftn9 Go.
mta Ole Promoter" ouf 5~erauseabe eines
GheiIs DER Don ibren 3uriid9ebaItenen
Gommtitou ~perfla9en.

Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser $50
mans 8afin9 So. merDen binnen &ur3eml
no9maLs Die @eribte beihaftigen, 0aS
9ireftOrium Der @eieui4aft nil nQmlicb
gegen bic uBrOmoter" Is, &. SaDlor, 9. s..
9}iUer unD 81, 9. Gbain geribtlicb porz
geben, nm bieielben 81 peranloiien, etnen
She'll Der so BrO5ent Gommiliton, Die ite
tiir BEN Gcrtauf Der 9tfticn Der @eieuicbait
erbolten baben, ipie0er berauSSu9eben. ST.
8icbter Sherman, ser NnDalt Der Batting
60, bereitet Die &la9e bereits Dor.
Die 9ireftoren unb 5ablretbe Der Nftio7
nGrinncn ber @eicui6aft itnb Ser Nnii6t,
Bag Sic yYromoter" jene SO gro3ent Der
Grtrd8e ses QttienOerfaufs in lnrecbtz
dBiger Getie 5uriid8ebalten bdtten, tudb@
reno out Ser anberen Sette Saplor, Ntper
unn &6ain bebaIpten, baB tie 81 icner
S%ommtiiiOn auf @run6 ibres G~ontrafteS
berechtigt ~gepeien ieien.
Der Setrag, ben Die 9irettoren ipieOerz
3uerlan9en tplinicbcn, belduit iib auf etpa
$4,000.