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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-01
THE GRAND OPERA,

The Boston g. Maine Railroad Has Made
Arrangements for Portland People to
Attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
sATI-RDAY EVENING.
THE PRINT CLOTH MA RkEE

Fall River. Mass. Nov. Il 1SpeciaD.-Trading In
cloth has been unusually active in the local mar
ko, during the week. and the sales are largely In
excess OF the output. Printers ana conver'ers
houpbt freely FOR delivery up 10 next April untii
,an,,ac,urcrs declined to dispose OF the product
a, nrices offered and shut off, leaving orders un-
oiled The odd counts have held their own with
rho regular makes and the machinery Is well en-
Gagged IN to January. The stock on hand Is light
and an advance In the market IL expected, More
49, - ,,,rd NJ the production has been taken up
o.. ,a,uarv shipment and the prospect Is that
or,racts will be Increased The activity In the
cloth market has caused sharp advance IN mill
s,ock. and the prospects for a continuation Of fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
SALVATION ARMY WORh.
Rapid INCREASE OF IT'S AUXILIARY l-EA"' AZ
Infant EDITH MARSHALL IhLI' ""
MS BEEN DONE RECENTLY.

y,prn INCREASE OF IT'S AUXILIARY l'hA"0H ~"
Infant EDITH MARSHALL TELLS WHAT
Has BEEN DONE RECENTLY
.,,,,.r, Edith Marshall. who has charge OF .he
,'I'ar,, League OF the Salvation Army IN inns
country returned to the Army -Na'io"" 80
quarters No. Ill Reade-st recently .o''' -
dave tour OF inspection In several OF 'he lr
,laod cities OF this state. AdJutaht MAJ 'I"
ahn &c q well-educated young woman. oil renne'
,ors s,id TO a Tribune reporter: During NY
hsorce | held nightly meetings In various c''e'
and perfected the organization OF the i""e"
severaI of them When the Army lh'ei"
Compress In this city closed last May We 80,
? 600 members of the League NO" we nav 49, Nv,
hoirs q gain Of 500 in less than six months we
, ,sod 10 have at least 1000 bona nde mem
1884,, arroIed before General William Booth our
unconditional misunderstanding. shall nave mn
,shcd his tour OF the United states la'e Ill reo
- Or carly IN March General Booths tour VIII
undoubtedly awaken much enthusiasm ana nope
we shall be able TO show roster bearing many
more than the promised i,N" names
.The requirements of persons VINO WISH 10 'o'i'
oar o,e,,o are not so strict of those who wish
IN become regular uniformed salvation Army SOL
diers The latter are required to make 'he 'hos'
serious professions Of faith and repentance; TO 90
works meet for repentance and TO be soiemny
sworn in as soldiers. All that is required OF
candidate for membership of the League Is that
no or she shall subscribe S. year, promise to pray
for the welfare OF the Army and to stand up Tor
{, when # is attacked by enemies Among the
regularly enrolled members of the League are the
Roy DR. Lyman Abbott ). 5. Packard. William
Il Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge
We are also assisted In our work by large num-
her of men and women all over the country VINO
are I'm sympathy with US. but have not as yet
been enrolled actual members OF the League;
Our work during the twelve months lus, e' nr
ceeding twelve months. We have organized four
ated in this city Brooklyn Jersey CITY, Bayonne,
Rochester. Buffalo Waterbury. Conn; Springfield.
Mass. and Other places The number VIII De IN
ions make garments for the different branches OF
Tho irmvs work They make infants clothing
for the children in our slum nurseries, and bedding
for their cribs They also collect. repair and as
tribute cast-or clothing During the last twelve
months the League has made over 200 garments
and distributed them among the needy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

returns are considered much brighter thah 'hes
were a week ago. Manufacturers have been pui
chasing large quantities OF cotton during the "eeh'
m. Iron Works Company alone having secured d
years supply on an extremely low OASIS p'oo'0's
H.. cents a pound. The Anawan Mill VIII reopen OH
,,Io,. morning after a shutdown OF seven
months and the machinery in all the mills Is Ill
good running order again . ~ ,ouovs. Pro-
The weekly cloth statement Is as tono WI. on
,,r,top iao ;sO pieces: deliveries, 2ooW stoCh ~,
band il5Coo odd lol 600 6ix64s 1900 last Wee siy
stock 1900 sales t2ovy pieces go go. sales for
weekly delivery IN NGysmSer i isS March is
i@o' III sc61: May 1904; price, HIS cents iof
64NGis, market hrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

Segfried Wellershaman has filed plans Tor the
building of four hve-story Connecticut brownstone
from; dwellings 25xss each. to be occupied by M
teen families at the south side OF Nlneteth-st
3oj feet east OF Ans terdam-ave. TO cost siv'v''.
St Cecila's Church has filed plans FOR the huild
ing of a fiVe-stOry brick and granite-ironl pa
rochial school building. 1Nlw on tHe south S'p
Of One-hundred-a nd-siX th-st. PA feet east OF
Third-aVe.. to cost 5000" , ,n,t...
FREDERICK Brandt has filed plans for the pnlnlne
Of I'VE nve-story brick fiat -houses -'N'" on
the south side of Ninetieth-st. - rect cast 81
Second-ave TO cost s.. .oO: and for fouf hN'-
story brick at-houses OF various dimoiisohs AZ m
southeast corner Of Second-ave. and Nineueih-S''
Waller Katie architect of the New-lork Centra
AMI Hudson River Railroad Company. mas hleH
mans for the building OF four-story brick war
house l0lxg6 at the southeast corner OF Eleventh
WuIiaIn n Ramsay has fled plans for the bnn-
ing Of a fvestOry brick and browns zone ROM t,'c
menf house. 25xg0 the north SIDE OF seventy
seventh-st 100 feet west o. Amstercam-aVe. 10
Nsrv savre has filed plans for the building
NJ Two 0ye-storv brick lighthouses. 1910, on the
cast side OF Amsterdam-ave. 70 feet north OF Man
Gbsrles {; Judson has filed plans for the building
NJ four nve-story brick dwellings. lfXo' on th'
northeast corner Of Amsterdam-aNe. ana 'nc-huh-
io INA forty-third TO cost $1,000 and also for
,he buiIdng Of "A ive-story brick hat-house. on IN"
north side OF on, -hundrcd-and ortY- thlrd-at' d"
Zoe. ga of Amsterdam TO cost >"''
CONVEYANCES AND MORTGAGES
Tho following table shows the number OF ''hE'f
s,ces mortgages and projected buildings i'r '"9'
,,ooI and for the same week year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
TIE FVyERAL OF CAPTAIN STEELE.

The funeral OF Captain H. 5. Steele, formerly or
the 18th Regiment. who died last Wednesday morn
ing. took place on Friday afternoon. at the West
End Presbyterian Church. MISUNDERSTANDING
and Amsterdam-ave. The services were conducted
nv the pastor OF the church. the Rev. Dr. Shaw. as
sisted by the Rev. Dr. Harshaw. The honorary pail
bearers were General : Emmons Clark and I. L.
Watson Captain ID. A. Nesbitt and Lieutenant
Harry Nesbltt The services were simple, and In
Guided the rendering by quartet OF the hymns
Lead. Kindly Light" and ABIDE with Me- Tne
Ara, offerings were many and beautiful. There
was q large attendance Of military men which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
Our prices this season ar

story, and basement dwelling and lot 22sX9S9 NO.
100 West Thirty -fOurth-st, for 10000.
J. Hamilton Hunt has sold for Mns shaw her
four-stOry and basement dwelling. with dining
room extension. 20X9o. lot 1922. to William l. Nc
COrckle. for about $4,000.
). w. Smith has sold FOR Jacob u. Butter plot
7jx0o the north side OF One-hundred iorteih-
ST. 100 feet west of Ams.erdam-dve. for $-2Vn tax
ing Brooklyn. property in exchange.
The Fisher estate. which Is offered Tor sac ny
W i. Tibbits, November 20. al the town nail
White Plains. at 10 a. m. IL at White Plains rms
estate which has been long tied up j. now paced
upon the real estate market free ana clear, an
offers great Undue. ments. both To specuato's ana
residents. There are good reasons why this PROV
crty i valuable and viii steadily increase IN worth
This sale VII. b. absolute and without reserve.
William II. and NJ. T. Hall have sold IN. thr.,
and one-haf-story eightecn-fOot dwelling, NO -
West seventy -ninth-st. for about $1,000 .
Samuel II Corn has sod the parcel 2oNlV,' Win
old building. No. "a Broome-st, TO Julius aoWeh-
thai at an advance on the price. for about Efn""
Frank l.. Fisher has sold for w W. VI
Hall the builders the three private StdbIeS; Nos
9ni o,si and 2OS West SiXty-eighih-St.. for %'V'
Mary A. Smyth has sold the four-stor\ basement
and brownStonc building at no. ~ + lith-ate.
i7Os. xi25 at about $4,000. 1t IS said mat the
seller bought the lot in January. 1860. for $@'w'
1t is reported that j. Il. Newcomoe mas soi me
southeast corner of Madison-ave. ana seventy
tn-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
18th St., 18th St., and Sixth Ave.

included tho members Of his old command. Com.
nanv r. 7th Regiment. and delegation IroII, na NV
panS lion Of Exempt Members OF the "a company
~ Of the Veterans OF the eth Regiment ihs
burial was in Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
THE MARKET FIRM.
,,ocprCTS OF REPUBLICAN RULE HAVE
GOOD EFFECT ON REAL ESTATE

.,.,,or THAT JOHN wANAMAKER. OF PHII.A-
DrLPHIA. MAY ESTABLISH BIG BUSINESS
HOUSE HERE-SALEs MADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
cONVEYANCES
vB D1LY'S Old md NEW PLAYS

Numirr Of buildings. s2qe -, 81 3oy "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

MISS REIIAN's RETURN TO NE"-YORk AFTER
IoNG ABSENCE.
.,ho announcement IS not altogether new that
Augus;in Days company will begin us regular SEA
son IN this city Oh Tuesday November - Inv "P'"
INK, play IL 10 be Shakospeares l"eIl'" N's"'
and Miss Eehan. of course. VIII play NIoi"' IL 20
nineteen months since Miss Rehan sad fare"el 10
>. vort in this same character. The letters winch
ho,e hocn mourning in upon the box office nj p'iF
in the last Six months Uho first order Tor seats WAS
really dated eleven months ago. indlca'e Pir'S
fairly the widespread public interest III 'he oienis
If will be a notable occurrence III o'hei ""Sa' Inv
return for the winter of Mr.. Days company IS IKE
=, -, Loe, interest alivo in all who value the hgh-
a.. oir,q and the best conditions Of dramatic ART III
this country. ,
Mr. Days plans for the coming seaso" p'''H'
for the earlier weeks a series OF interes"''b re-
vivaIs which will include plays that nave ho' pee"
,,rotuced here j." several years. In the Nst AT"
81 o,.o an Crutches q" "Thc Railroad of Love. ram
,r, or the shrew" THE Magistrate ana 1he
wonder" These plays are TO be given III a"'0N 90"
cession The longest run will be twelve nights anu
then will follow the novelties planned LOT inc "'"'''
entertainment.
rbe company which Mir. Daily has secured is one
NJ the strongest and most extensive ne mas YET
,,,hcred together. OF the old favorites there are
lanes Lewis George Clarke. Herbert Gresham
Iohn Craig Sidney Herbert Charles Lecercq VIII
lam Gilbert. Charles theailea r. LLOYD 'auDsnrS
and Mrs. Gilbert. Among iheolcw-coiheis are W.,
nixev Frank Worthing Francis Carlyle. Miss syDii
,,.,i., Niss Iillv Post and Miss Cssie LOTUS,
,be "a vori,e Of the London music halls ,
only the present week remains OF c0urse o. W,
s,sr Of "a Ciaiey Girl at DAILY Ihere Is hot
much left 10 said about H. II drew large enough
hnuscs asst week 10 show that IL had by no means
st Us grip on the popular favor. 1t Is seldom tlat
an English piece of this character is so th orougny
.,,ccessful II has It's success 10y the consiin'y
a,tracfye way in which everything about IL - dohe
T'he bright costumes. the pretty faces. the mar
,nnnotIg voices the graceful dancers. all contribute
90 Inc result IL Is much easier 10 say why sue
cees is success after II has proved so tnah IL u
10 av what viii be "A success before II mas Deeh
ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

wur the VAUDEVILLE CLUB SHOULD BE GLAD
To Judge from the arrangements made by the
a,.ctors of the Vaudeville Club and Abbey d
Gran directors OF the opera, the coming season
PROMISES 10 be the most attractive ana ,n'eresuhs
.h career of the club. No other social orSaniza-
-" has such various advantages. Its members
,'ave the facilities and conveniences of AN ordinary
'1, access TO all entertainments given on Its own
s,age and the additional privilege OF attending al
operaAn another interesting feature Of the vaudevis
viii be smoking eYssy onda n eyeSns after
tnese in the Metropolitan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

DQMM&S0NS,
The coming week WITH US will be DRY GOODS sold al
PRICES hitherto unheard of in this city,
The following QUOTATIONS in several of DEPART
MENTS will prove of great interest,"
SILKS.
Fancy GCE TAFFEAS choice effects and Coorings; also
PUNJUM Silks for drapery in all coors at AGO. yd
These are MARVELLOUS values.
LYONS CREPONS and CRINKLED CREPES pure SILK no asn
in four new PARIS STYLES coorngs the CHOICEST our
own Importation, at '>'' So
Imported MILLINERY VELVET black PURE SILK, twenty
inches wide, worth $500 yd., at sloo yo
Thirty-two inch VELOUR DU NORD, Black specially I'M
ported for CAPES CLOAKS. cost S275 for Sl7S ya
Ffty-one inch LONDON DYE SEAL PLUSH sold usually
at $3.50 per yard at 0'|' y"
RIBBONS.
Five inch BLACK MORE and width Black Satin and
GRAIN, the best quality of pure silk at 1'c va:
Together with an quantity of SILK RIBBONS
to be thrown out at &C. yo'
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies' handebroidered superb designs 'ooo ooze" VI
them will be sold each They really Wortn
fifty cents to dollar each handkerchief BUY ne
before the HOLIDAY RUSH.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
The GREATEST BARGAIN yet placed on our counters:
AIDES RIBBED VESTS and DRAWERS The vests are HUT
neck and SHORT sleeves drawers to atcat 49c eac
Thew are fifty per AUSTRALIAN WOOL and are generally
sold al One Dollar garment
WINTER HOSIERY.
Ladies' BLACK CASHMERE STOCKINGS English n'gn'
spIced heel, DOUBLE SOLE at 33c. pair
Our former price seventy-fve cents.)
And Black Ribbed SCHOOL HOSE guaranteed
At l5C. pair.
IMPORTED CHINA.
In consequence of the rain on SATURDAY the ukIA,
EpENCH CHINA sale HALF import cost will be continued
on MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
BROADWAY, E NINTH SIS.
, 1894-07-03

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6ci0in9sr'idbe S9miebe betroffen, ertfam
aber uno murbe erit bier Stunoen ipGter
nit ben beibeu 2tnoern btn9felt 9emacbt.
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iten StOfDerf beIieIbcn befano itcb Bic
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Der ShmteOe 'geitoblene Werf8eug Wur6e
in bent Seller bcS G9eatcr9ebduoc5 DOrge7
fu1ben.
, 1894-07-03
9auerIdubnt6fbetn

pur6en bonn iidbtiicDen 8ouant ous8eItcQt
tpte fplgt;
6. s. 28tlcOr, sipciitOfi8er 8adltcinz
Ntbau, 361-63 -. StraBe, perani6Iagt
auf $4,000; Sacob Straus, Dierit0digcr
8afitein> Srontanban nit GrbgeicboB, 1881
g8abaib 2lDe., $500; s.. 8aulD, 5peiz
it0Gi9es 0ol36ou8, 1894 &odpeuitroBe,
$1,000; Sarnes grpin, 3peiit0figes 8odz
itcinz0atS nit @r69ei9oB, 5819 W}ihi9an
Qtpe., $4,000; Jtegina Gni9, 5rpetit0figeS
0oI56au8, 472 9tneitraBe, $500; q. g.
81. st. 60, 3ipeiit0ftgeS StationSgebGrbe
aus 6Ol5, 2310 SO. StroBe, $2400; 2(ug,
8atD, 5%tDeif1Odi9eS Baditcin5 6auS nit
@rb9eiAoB, 81 6oman QlDe., $500; q.
Oidinion, breiit0dt9e8 8afitetnz8 rtpat7
bauS nit GrO9eiboB, 612 81. StatetroBe,
$4,000; Srau Stein, S~peiit0figcS 8ad7
iteinbauS nit Gr09eiDoB, 81 8rigbamitr.,
$500; 81. Oferber0, bretit0di8eS 8adz
~iteinbauS nit @rbgelDOB, 1886 8Iltonz
itroBe, $4,000; s.. 9. Shea, 6reiit0digeS
8afitetnbauS nit grbgelcboB, $3.50 8abai0
2toe., $4,000; 9ennis S. 0'@onncu, 5
breift0fi8e 8aditein : 8rioatDGuier nit
Grb9ei6oien, 4805-13 4roirie 2lpe.,
$25, 900; SoDn q. W2cQ(oomS, bretit0dt9cS
8%aditetnbauS nit Gr6geicboB, 1889 8inz
cennc8 2lOe,, $1,000; QtnOreIp S. WtoImz
9ren, p~ierit06i9e9 8aditeinDauS nit Orb
9eiAoB, 103 S~oDnien0itr., $4,000.
, 1894-07-03
Stdotiihes.
Oerfbnur6eu.

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ter Garl Saniien an Der STE Der 0efteru
2lpe. uno SnOiana StraBe cine 8iQor6balle
%betreibt, iii felt Dem %. Otai, an meIdbcnl
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lit 5 SUB 10 3Ou 9roB, i9lant 8ewa6ien,
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cine geiunbe @eii6tSfarbe. 8eflei6et mar
ct sur 53ett nit cjnem bunfelgeitrciften
3tof, braunen 8einfLei0ern, tpej6en SiG5z
but unb bidioDIi8en S6uben.
, 1894-07-03
RIeine IIddbribteu.

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@ebilfen, mel6e Der 8un0eSmari9au uno
0er Sheriff sur MISUNDERSTANDING bon Sc
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3ormtttdg eir1 nit ben 8lottern bebafteter
Tarbtgcr 9tamen5 G6a5. 8rotpn. 9erlelbe
mur0e no6 bsm 8lattcrnboipital iibergez
fii9rt. gSeitere neue Grtrqntungen al
8Latterlt Dur6en beute Gormttta9 nicbt
9enlel0et.
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ter &eriten an 0a3 @rtminal9eribt peripiez
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q. SO. 9febpte, 9to. $40 Glarfitr. no6nz
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lpar0te.
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in ben 8ralIereien beiobdftigte 2eute ar
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beGerei 81 i3affen.
, 1894-07-03
0eihenf fir Ole Ghica9oer uni
perfitdt.

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8oben Der Gbica9o'er InioerittGt 500 900
sur @riinoung zines 9ebritubles fir perz
9letbenoe GeligionSpiiieni9aft i6entte,
bat Der llntOeriitGt obermal5 cine lleberz
ral6ung in @eitaIt elmer 0abe Oon$100, 900
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talti6e 9lrebGotogie 6ereitet.
9ieic WtttbeiIung mac6te Brof, 6arper
9eitern gelegentli6 oer SbluBfeter Der lint
perittGt auf Dem ltniDerittGtS g labe.
, 1894-07-03
MarDtn entlQfen.

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GeibranOt bic 2lntIage gc9en Ben 8ei9ens
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letie ~9etporfen pIrbe, nieOergei6to8en.
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itelIt ipor0en. Die Streifer batten BON
Oorn6erein erfldrt, OoB WtarOin nni9uIOig
ff
, 1894-07-03
J(eue an5eigen.

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moroen=2Ius9obe DER nJuinois Stats
5eitune" %auf9e9ebeu weroerr, erfdeinen foiten.
fret i'm 2IbenobIatt. Die Nrnohme pom 2lns
5eieen fir oos QbenobIatt fdIieBt um u 1Rr
nlitta9s, fir ole ulor9en=1useabe um 10 uhr
Oben6s.
, 1894-07-03
S0Oe80pt4efne.

7~rellubeu uuo 8efonuten Die trouri9e No6ri1t,
relia Jrtes no9 lo1tgem Idlperem &eiben I'M
elite bou Is Sobren uu0 W}puaten Iauft inn
@errn eutidIaTen lit. 9ie geeroi9ung finOet om
4. Suit, WtorgetS 8 llbr, Dom 5rauerbauie 1877
Qmbroie Ctr. uaD Der fatboliI0e1t ct. Baulus=
flrhe 1lnO bon ba tod) Dem ct. 8outfocilS=9pt=
teSader itatt. lin itiue SbeilnaDme bitten bic
traueru0en 9iutcrhliebeueu
Sobatun unb 0nrte Sries, @ltern;
Yeter Jrtes, 8ru0er; Wtarie fSries,
S0meiter.
, 1894-07-03
0rnnbeiQenthnnl.
g. eOmmsrfrifa

G. m merfrIi3G SOmmerfrtfa
9Otten in u. G. 9efin9's ROpers Safe eubbipitOH
guf ongemeinen Wunf4 Der aaBIreibeu @efu6er .
Serru 9eiiug'S S5orm ant Boomers Safe i'll 9eiscoufin
be Safe=5rOut i'll Soften ~ousgeleet unb i'll ben SRA
scbradt. @OtUsrs safe lit in speiitinbtger Gabrt 4
Der NOrtb gneIteru.9obu 81 errei6eu, Iiegt nobe 1
Citation @euOo Suuctiou, @isconTin. Die fur5s SAD
BON SeHUo Suuction ann &ote lift reid al Scenerieuu
9sudbrt cine b.rrIibe gusfat AMI bas berumliessuI
3erraln. Sic Gotten BADEN fdmmtlit so SUP SnoirO
am Sec unb ielbit i'm betBeften CONNER trebt eH I
itduOig fiibIer Wirb opm Sn6en iiber ben Cafe uno III
i'll JoIge Der Stbfront unO bes ftetlg fibleu @iHo
oteie Soften Die begsbrteiten am euu3eH Sots; fe bebi
cine Sisfe Bon 900 SUB. iinb nit ben i66uiu
S6otteubdumen, mts Gi9en, Sudden, @eoerm uuo anerl
S3ltIggeluddieH betauben, erbebeu nd ~tbeilpelie so s.
iber ben Gee unS bisten eiue maIertf9e @usfi9t iber B
eine Wteile breitelt NIB SWet @tsiten Iau9eH see, tueIf
an S6Oubet unb Sceuerten benz Cafe @enepo, benz l
~Iieateiten See WiscOnitns, slei@fOmtnt. 9os flo
moner, bon GiieHqu.leH gendbrt. frei oDn alien GUM
p1ou8sn, Der ioueise gObeu bieten Die i8Dnfteu goi
pIdbe soblret9e Slide, 8potfobren un6 5egeIu lab
gu Oieiem spOrt. SIR soOeonftatten CUTE gerpTeep
unb prompts gsrbinbuH9 Stuii4eH Der Citation Sen
Sunction unO bent Cafe lift geIorgt.
gtur IS Soften ftnO pOrbouOeH; fsiHe camille II
Toturliebbaber Ieaten es unterlaIeu. f6 cine gauits
gu faeru. gsdbsre gustunft srtbeilt. fOiuie glaA
~oerIeueet
6. WteImS
T-SS miysoorF.s Mn.
, 1894-07-03
@cMprbcttt

s,eHr0 ed5ierSi,ase. 8eerGto41n 112SS' onSaer It S"' ben s
SuIt, i'll @olatiue. 3ug nerldBt ben Gbco9p uu6 Nortb-
tpeitern.5ohnhpf nm 1870.
, 1894-07-03

unIere iunig9eltebte Spdter uub Sdpe1ter WSaria
StrtGen i'm AIter oon p Sobren, l WtoHot uno 30
309et nod lQngerem &ei0eH laHit I'M Serrn e~nti1blafeu
iii. 8eeroi9uuQ ARjtt>uoG Ntor9eu $3.50 pom Iraler.
Douie BOB Stepbeniou Str, @ulmon, uad benz ct.
misunderstanding.
, 1894-07-03
@ennrben:

Su feiuer ~Q8obuuuq. 253 Ogoeu &Oe, am ,. Suit,
9tQr9ens II llbr, &DeobalS :SaniO, i'm Sitter pon 81
HM6 Soiep6 ., 00piO, SroH @eOr9e ID. Gartiori99bt in
DDalODtte Wtid3, 1uo 6rou 6ontie 9opiS. 8eerDt=
9uug 9pnnerltaQ. ben 5. Suit, MtorgenS 10 ltbr, bonn
CpOireu.
, 1894-07-03
gu Dertamihen.

> Ii pertaui9 Ell Sber 5u Oerfoufeu! Cine gut
~ a~u9ebalte SSarnt bon 80 NCre, MIR cine Stunbe
Sy0brt oDt Der Stnot; ipertb $1,000. 9ertauIGe Tir 9eiis
Den5 0If Der @eit= ooer ~9toro5elte. 99as habit Sbr 8u
o1erlren! 6reo. 5. Nla9eritaOt 28O-282 Neit
Str. GbiCaqo. 2iI6t
, 1894-07-03

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Il H. NEW 6RFAH E1R IF
Newark, in the State of New jersey. on the
3lst day of December 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law;
CapitaIs
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
25O,UUu.VV
, 1894-07-03
4. Suli GrcluiiOutu

nnd) GDamiton nit ben 9ompferu ,, 'S0bu ". 9ir"
uuo ~. =. 8erOun" poN Der Gl0rfltr. =grucfe Inn
8 uuO 10 ubr MOr9enS, 1890, 1880, $50, $3.50 uuo 4:3O
WoDmitta9S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jeoeu AbenO nm
s llbr BON Der @lartitr. Bride uHO pom 8ier an Der 81.
StraBe. fEubrpreiS 25c.