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The evening world., 1894-06-12

1t is scarcely necessary that anything
should i, be SAID ID M II regard Tart to tor t his firms In ms
Is too well known to shoppers. The firm
originally started In lower Broadway
many years ago, but as business grew
uptown. Early in the sos the present
store at III Broadway was chosen, but
though spacious. the great influx of
business again made 1t necessary for
newer n larger quarters.
About a year & Mr.. Jackson pur.
chased the property. at the corner Of
Eighteenth street and Sixth avenue and
most convenient dry-goods houses was
begun. The building, which covers 1900
square feet. IL Of electric brick. thereby
making II absolutely fire-proof. Then.
firms further success. situated as It Is
In the very heart of the great shopping
district.
The store is supplied with the most
modern of improvements In regard to
heat. light and ventilation. A number
Of the most magnificent elevators have
been supplied. thus making It more han
easy and comfortable for the fair sex.
The first floor will be devoted to the
sale of silks, dress goods, laces, hosiery
and gloves, while the second will be taken
| up by the cloak and suit department.
The third floor will be unusually attrac-
tive to the younger feminine heart. for
there will be seen the bridal trousseau
and evening dresses and millinery;
Inc ldulcS sultS pIopupiy w
the greatest attention. Suits of every
description, and of the greatest variety
are practically going for a song. The
latest style. cutaway suits, originally
sold for SIS, are now being closed out
for &c. S. These are OF black and blue
Trimmed with Silk. Blazer suits OF the
same material are also being sacrificed
at a similar figure.
Outing suits in serge, with Tuxedo
coat and organ-pipe skirts. are sold at
the astonishing price of $5:9S. while ~
less will procure "A steam-shrunk serge
suit. A large assortment Of duck suits
are going for $50. These are but a
few of the bargains In this department
Some rare bargains are also offered In
Two dollars and ninety-ei2ht
cents will buy a handsome figured chal-
lie morning wrapper or "A tasty garden
wrapper, elegantly trimmed with ribbon,
Any OF a line OF neat washable lawn
wrappers can be secured for So cents.
Handsome white India silk waists. with
big sleeves and jabOt front are being
sacrificed for 81. 9S, while white lawn and
French percale waists are going a,
ridiculously low figures.
The glove hosiery and umbrella de-
partments also AFFORD some real bar
gains, and they are going fast. Shop
pers had better attend the sale early,
thereby getting the pick OF a ~onderfuI
sale. -
The evening world., 1894-06-12
$3.50 A TON is THE PRICE.
Don't Pay More for Coal, As THE
World" Sells nj Tint Rate.

The success Of THE WORLDS deter
mined effort to force the rapacious coal
combine to sell coal at reasonable. honest
prices. has been more successful than
was anticipated. Although the combine
has not formally surrendered there are
members OF It on every hand who are
showing their appreciation of the situa-
ton by selling fuel to their customers at
the prices established by 1.-The World"
The days of excessive profits on coal
However. there are dealers who still hold
out, and the only way to make them
come to time Is to starve them out by
Withholding patronage from them. Any
may still MI his coal-bin at
$3.50 n ton by leaving his order at the
New York or Brooklyn offices of THE
World"
The evening world., 1894-06-12

W work, and there was something un'
usual in her expression.
archibald" she said gravely. 81 a V
something to say to you. | would warn
you not to carry this matter too far,
lest you drive her into open disobedLence
and even an elopement."
a elopement!"
His sister took from the little workboN
which Eva had left on the table a folded
letter.
Il found this here. Just where YOU see
that she keeps II. Perhaps | ought moi
to have read II, seeing that II is a love
letter. But. under the circumstances, l
consider It my duty TO let you know the
contents. VIII you read 1t, or shall l
do so?"
Since a cruel and relentless fate at
present forbids our meeting, l can but
take his unsatisfactory method COM
m%unicating with you and teniy,1 Wen,
own dearest darling. of how Nor Nor
and unutterably dear you Seafd In I
"Tor heavens sake. ~ pe int
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Wasn't Jack Riverton here yes;er-

wasn't Jack Riverton here yes;er-
day?"
mo, not yesterday"
well. the day before, then, Seems TO
me he is always here. Pity his father
don't keep him more closely to his desk
In his office. or that he cant ind some
other place than my house in which 10
pass his superintendent leisure"
Eva's soft. dark eyes lad filled with
tears.
Papa" she said, with a little tr.mor
In her voice, why do you object 10 Mr..
Riverton? Everybody likes him but
you"
II have nothing against the young
mans character" he said at length. still
more impatlently. but / don't ike him
personally-that is. his ways. i wish TO
see and hear no more OF him. II possible.
I object decidedly. Eva. to your accepting
the attention which he has recently been
paying and I, must request you.
Matilda. not to encourage his visits here"
7 ann Y ] dopit encourage him"
The evening world., 1894-06-12
letter Is that"

letter IL that|'
at Is the one which you wrote over
twenty years ago to the woman whom
you loved and married. Your daughter
found 1t a few days 6 among SONG.
old letters and papers in the ATTIC
closet.
II would not have believed that y
could ever have written in a style such
as this" he said in a strangely sub
dued voice.
And yet you were a devoted husband
and made your wife a happy woman"
Just then Eva entered the room.
Her father put out his hand and drew
her gently to her former seat.
"Sit down. dear, n finish your RIB
bons. / will take you over to the Rtv-
ertons' this evening"
And Eva never knew until after her
marriage to Jack Riverton What had
caused so sudden q change In ~
fathers views and sentiments In ~
gard TO that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A1yo-
cate.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
THE SQUIRE'S LOVE LETTER.
An Old MissiVe Which WOrked u Sudden
Change IN His Feelings.

ter drive down with me to Chester and
see the Lyme girls while 1 call on my
lawyer"
mo. han you. papa. The Lyme girls
are coming here to tea and croquet this
afternoon"
"Ah! And whom lave you to meet
them"
young Mr.. Mont and his sist er and
the Harmon girls and Jack Riverton.
and Mr.. Patton win bring = friend with
htus" Z
The evening world., 1894-06-12

any more of hat sickening n idlotic
stun! Why, it's worse even than | would
have thought Jack Riverton capable of,
What We're you saying about an elope-
ment?"
1T is this" answered his sister, glanc-
ing down the page:
Il find that I cannot exist apart from
you, and since your unfeeling father
"Humph"'
will not consent to our union. we
must taxi our fortunes into our hands
and defy any earthly power to keep us
asunder."
mot another word! The idea Of a ras-
cal and idiot like that presuming to
court my daughter
But at least lei the last lines:
Good night. my souls beloved! May
angels fan o to slumber with their
fragrance laden wings. and In your
dreams think OF your own devoted
i'll ARCHIBALD MADDOX"
e ters was q blank. bewiidered pause.
foes this mean. Matiidas what
M ALIA ~ -L =
The evening world., 1894-06-12
HOME FOR THE POOR
A New Resort to lie Opened at West
Coney Island.

The New York Association for Improv-
the Condition OF the Poor has just
purchased some property at West Coney
Island, comprising three houses, and will
open what is to be called The Peoples
Seaside Home"
II will be run In connection with the
frssh-air work of the Association. In ad-
dition TO the ocean Parties and Free
Home for Aiming and Crippled children
formed important branches OF the
work last summer.
The Home will be under the manage
ment OF Col. +. =. LouHworth.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Squire Maddox sat at breakfast read
ing the leading county newspaper and
choking with toast n Indignation at a
fierce editorial attack upon his wi
political party.
Since the death OF his wife. whom he
had tenderly loved. his daughter had
been dearer to him than anything on
Dsarth.
what ID the days programme. Evie-'
~ aaked quite mildly. "Hadn't you Bat
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Coming Events.

There Will be a concert at Mount Morris Park
a, 5 O'Clock this evening by Ebcn's Seventy .nrst
Regiment Band,
Lederhaus's Troop \ band will render music
at Rutgers Park this evening at 5 o'clock,
The evening world., 1894-06-12
NEW BICYCLES NEW

At second hand prices. Inspection invited.
Westerns stg, Usual price 500.
OKforls SIS Usual price $50,
For either lady or gent. Pneumatic tires.
orm0nde Co, 10 Barclay ST.. near B'way.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
WONDERFUL BARGAINS HERE
Jackson VIII Sacrifice Everything
before MOVING.

Preparatory to taking possession Of
his magnificent new building at the cor
ner of Eighteenth street and Sixth ave
nue.. William Jackson, Of III Broadway,
is closing out his stock of dry goods at
prices that are simply unparalleled. Mr..
Jackson intends to fill his new place
with an entirely new line of goods. and
the stock o on hand must be disposed
Of In a short period, hence the wonder
full bargains.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Horses burned In Nebraska City

U1y Associated PfessD
NEBRASKA. CITY. Neb., June l2.-Fire de.
stroyed the barns and plant OF the Nebraska city
Street Railway Company. early this morning.
Eighteen head OF horses were burned to death.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Miihau's C%alIsaya has the characteristic
tonic and anti malarial virtue OF the true bark.
shun substitutes. Milhau. 1888 Broadway. "'
, 1894-09-15
Stdoti1bes.
miro INNER
Die Goleitone &ano Co. in 6en 6Gnoen zines
Gurators.

Die 9(neele9en6etten Ser yGoQeitone
Ean0 q SnDeltment 60" geitalten ltcb fir
Die arnlen @ctiondre unO &Gufcr bon 8auz
1teIen aui Sen 2Gn0ereien Der @eieui6oft
tmrner trGrriger. Q8ir haben fril6er be-
rettS auSfilbrlicb bic Wo6inationen ser
bcioer Barteien beiprohcn, tpelcbe Die Con-
troue llber Die @eleui6aIt itb angeei9nct,
oes 8rDane 6lilgel8 unD bcS 8roof0rh'lhen
NnDan0S. 8ei0e Sbetle D0lIen Dte oeiekz
udBt8 ertDGblten 2eiter Ser Company lein
uno befGmpfen itd gegetieitig ouf's
Sttterite. Q8ir tbeilten g~eitern nit, BOB
bic 8raOforbS Die 8rDan8 unO ocren Gecbtsz
b%eiitato 0anno6 toe9en angebltcber Gntz
i%penSu19 BON $25, 900 M%ertbpopiereu
GIctten, Bombs, &aufcontrafte) ser @cIeuz
l6att hatten etniperren lalien un0 oielel6en
bonn @oanitoner 6rieoen9ricbter 6annogan
bis sum q. unter ie $4,000 8irglcboft
geitellt tpurben.
@eitern nun ipur6e Sic 0eitun9 Der @ee
ieQlbaft ben 66n6cn zines Gurotor8,
Slrael 0anf5, iiberantpOrtet, uno Stpar
aut Nnorbnung 6es Jtibter5 8oter.
Dies tpuroe oaourcb peranloBt, 6oB
Sobn q. Grant einen 53a6lungss
beiebG in 60bc bon $3290.5O einz
fIagte. Die &la9ei6rift be6auptet, oaB
Der @cri6tspou5iebe feline Nctipa at entz
0efe1 Derntobte, 6oB aber trOBbem Bic Sc
ieuldalt @i9entbum Dcrbor9en 9Glt un6
be6eutcnOe NltBenitdn6e bat. Sobalo Die
@r1cnnung beS GuratorS erIolgt mar,
rci3te &. 9. BRADFORD i'm tRretSgeribt
line &lo9e gegen 8. 81. 8rDan, g. s.
8rDan, 3. S. 6anna unb .. 81. Moneton
elm, I'M ie ST bcrbinbern, ficb in bic Nnoez
le9cnbeiten Der COLLECTION So. c~in3umiIcben,
oeren PrGitbent Der &lGger lit. &tcbter
8lrfe erlteB etncn GtnbaLtSbefebl in 6ieiem
Gimme.
NlS Der Curator 0autS, nit ieiner ge>
ricbtli3en 8eitollung arsgerititet, licb bel
ben 8rDan'S einfano uno nm 9luslieferuna
Der Baptere, 8i6er II. T. 10. eriudte, erz
tlGrte 6err 8. q. 8rpan, boB er 0ieS ntcht
tbun Tonne, neil er burb cinen 8efc0t De5
Sun6eSfrctSgeri9t 6aran 9c1tnocrt wiir6e.
0arob gerietb nun Der Curator in boob>
grooige Qlufrc9un9, tOnnte aber porlGuftq
NIGHTS tbun. Qm Wtonta9 perben Die
un6 6onna benz 9tic6ter 8afer
cine Grfldrune iiber tbre Beigerung, bic
auSsufoIgen, I'll geben BADEN. Sic
befinoen it6 in elmer ri1tigen 53nidmitble.
ite bic 8iiCber ltn0 Bdpiere aus,
0anl1 3erlcben iie ben @in1altSbefe9t 6eS
8un6eStretSri5terS Senfins, t0un fte es
ni9t, 6ann macben ie it4 6em Micbter
S8ater ge8cniber elmer WttBacbtung oes
0eri9tSDofes i6uloi9.
, 1894-09-15

tretlng ber iapaniIden 8erbGltntiie, un6
cbenIo t0atelt lie e5 in Sapan fitr Bic Gbtz
ncien. Die Gertreter bci0er MGcbte gingen
tpieosr in ibre 6eimat6 Suriif, nobel es
auer6inss cbinciii9er Sets ais Gtoc6e fir
bic SOlbatcn Der v&opibin9" ST. ltn3uz
f0mmLi6fcjten fam.
Sci Oai60n batten bic Gbineien Suer1t
bic Sapaner inter sjemlib itarfcn Ser
luiten 8urild9eicblage1, ultb nacboem ben
Gbinelen Bic SeritGrtung buycb 81 eRowlbin9
a68ei6nitten toorben tpar, batten tie Ben
erneuerten Nn9rtffcn Ser al 3abG iiberlegez
ten Sapaner auf bic 0ouer ni6t Stonb
balten fDnnen.
@eftern FAM Die Nabricbt, 6aB bic Sapaz
ner, tDdbrenoSem Die 6ineiicbe Tlotte auf
elmer &reu5ang mar, einen 9(ngriff auf Den
.&ric9sbafen bon 98eibapei porgenommen
6attcn, ieOo4 auf Dem einen G6eile ber
Sorts 5uritfgel9lagen poroen ieien; bon
Der 5peiten Seite, ipobin tie ii4 6ann
tpanOtet, lie9t no4 feline Nacbric6t Dor.
Soften Sic Saponer in 6en 8c1ib QGeiba>
tpei'S fOmmen, ba5 pie Sort 9lrtDur,
3altentuan IND Be6targ am @ingangc gum
8eibo, pOn Maior BON 6anncfen in BEN
IeBten SaDren 81 &rie98DGfen u~lngcponbelt
Dor6en lift, 10 pitr6en bic Sapaner ourob
Bei9atpei ieben t%ueiteren 8crfeDr bon Oct
@aIierieite nit bem giorben ~abIc9nei6en
unb ba G9ina Omit QtuSnabme elmer fleinen
6treGe bon Der grOBen Maucr bis 8cftng)
feline Gtienba3ncn beiiBt, 10 WiirOe cin
transport burcb bic GanGle Diele BOden
in 9lniprub nebn1en.
SD meroe >pabriAeinIi9 meilten Qufentz
bait III China auf brei Sabre ausOebnen.
lleber Sen &rie9 OemnddbIt mebr.
GmtG 9. SLIDER.
, 1894-09-15
n9ele9enRetten.
Gin 6efud Ger nGbiIorens BONE Society,"
Die Ggtro-6 ehGIter DER RiIfsiherifs.
Derihieoenes.

Slt Der geitrige1 SiBullg 0eS coUntDrGt9>
liden YlenarcomiteS eriu6te GeD. SaneS
s.. 0oOen, Ser YrGIioent Der vGbilOren'5
narnten @elcui90ft &inoer 81 itberDeiien,
tpeIde fein 0etm unb feline 2lnge60ri8en
beitben un6 Oaber auf Soften 0eS @ountDS
er5ogen mer6en mitiien. Ote G9ilbrenS
Some SocietD, Wel9e nab Der 2tn9abe
i6rcs 8rGitoenter bereit5 fir baS Inter
fpmmen bon $50 8tn6ern 8elorgt unb benz
County Daour6 mtn0etens $500, 900 err
Ipart bat, ptu bic Gerpflsgung Der beiz
matbIo1en &inber fir $50 pro Sabr uno
&opf, Qlio 6ebeuteno btQtger it6ernebmen,
nie ir8eno cine on6ere Q~lnitalt. 9teO.
6open erbiclt Sen 8cibeib, Die QlngeIegene
belt Dem nGd6lten GDuntDratb D0r5utragen,
beDor 6erielbe iein SabreSbuo9et aufgeiteut
bat.
Ser GountDantDalt tpurOe angepieien,
BEN Broteit oeS GountDS 9e9en bic Spe3ial=
iteuer fir Die Neupflaiterung Oer 6arriiouz
ftraBe Dor Dem GountD10 olpttGt 3uriidSuz
Die GOuntDDGter itnb 81 ber 9tnz
ii6t %9eIan9t, boB ie Der Arbeit nt6t binz
in 8e9e iteben %iOlteu.
SIN 8eSug auf Die TOrOerung Der ge>
le9entIicb Oer StreifDirrcn eingel6ipOrenen
9Ilfsiberiffs, tpelcbe iiir ibre Dienite So
pro Sag %perlGngen, CAB Der @Ountpantualt
Subj Elm @utabten ab, na9 tuelcbem Die
9iilfslberiffs nur 81 per Sag 81 ~perlansen
baben, penn BON benz Sheriff nicbt Der
9ta9tpeiS erbra6t peros, baB Die Qeute
lteber3eit gearbeitet baben.
Sn 8eSug auf bic Nu58Ieidung Der
Steuerliiten WurOe nab elmer lGn9eren
Debate bcibIoiien, BON Der Gini9GBung
be8 peri0nlicben @tgentbums IN BEN 2on6z
9emetnben funf BrO5eut ob9e5o9en unb Der
@ini3dbungsiumme fiir neutrality-suspicious.
tbum in Oer Sta0t Chicago 5u9eidtagen.
9a6 Suiti3cOmite, tpelbe5 beribtete, oaB
Die idbrIjcbs 8epiuiguns fir Sic Office bes
StoatsantDaLts eribOpft lei, wurbe angcz
81 unteriucben, aus ipeIdbem 6on0s
Das fir oteie Office nod benOtbiete @elb
bergenommen meroen f0nnte.
, 1894-09-15

- @rObcr Gleoelonb benft nibt i'm
@ntfernteiten III cine no9mali9e 8raitz
Dentichaftss Sanbibatur, 10 bat uns icbt
icin 8ctreuer &nappe 8ilion BON 2on6on
aus perlibert. Qtu9 OoB Mc&inleD unb
9tee6 ii9 I'm cine gfomination betperben,
tbeilt ct II nit, aber er iel6it bait einen
8en1GBi9ten S1ub30nner, ipic QlQtion aus
Soma, fit BEN m~ltbmaBGtc6en 8onners
TRIGGER Der republifanilhen Bartei, 0en
a6er bdlt Q8ilion fir ben mutDmaBli9en
8annertrGger Der 6cmofratilGen 9artei ?
@tpa MtIion =?
, 1894-09-15
Don aalittH Sttnne.

Dem beutid1eienOen 9ublifum bic ~6elOnOeren &Or5tge oteIe5
g8erfes, feline feline Satire uno Die %gematbpOa beitere 2ebenS=
anldaunns mod ~6eiOnOers on5upretien, bteBe @4afer inc Steer tra9en.
Jat Is oOdj iii kauu1 II Sabren 80 Anaa9sn erlebt. @osor
Der nit ieinen Sob 10 FARCE AurridJskan1ler oanfte in eiuem 9onO=
i9reiben Dem 8erfaHer ber5t6 fir Die 9enuBrei9en @tunoen, rOeI6e
linn bic 2ettare Os 8udes Oeribaf; bos sethpeilig tpabreno i6mes
rer &rontbet i'm ielbft feline 9dmer3en o~ergefen GieB,
9ie1e8 8ud feaen mr ben 2eern os N6eno6lates inter be-
iOnOerS %sanfi9en 8%eOingungen sur 8erfignng.
6essn 2 Coupons nno 20 Geuts in Baar geben mir Ous Sud-
in Der Office ob, JWr oeufAben Dreis miro es audi p~ortofrei i'm
SnauO pet gof uerfanOt.
, 1894-09-15
DIE olfstheate
Gbeater

9(m u1or8igen Sonntag, 6en 16. Sep
TENDER, erOifnet Sic DIRECTION S1oumbergz
S9tnoler tbre 3meite Sailon i'm Npouoz
Gbeatcr. BUR Nuftiibrung tomn1t baS be-
ltebte &oltSftiid nit @elang y0a8 OftI65
mGoc5en bon S90neber9" nit Der talent
Dolen, itimmbe8abten jueenbLibel1 Souz
brette Sri. Sobanto S6oumberg. Der
1teu enga9irte @eion95 : &omifer, 6err
9tc6ert SDlemm, pom @erutaniazS beaten
IN ct. QouiS, miro in Der urfomiiden
Stole beS r9teporterS 8renneGc" 0ebiitiren,
nnO Oer bon Doriger Soiion 10 iebr bcliebte
iu8enblt9e &Omtfer BtQD 2Oi9 ptr6 ben
v!0etnrtb" ipielen.
miiler's 6aue.
Sn 6ieiem Sbeater btetet bie Direction
Scbaumber0zS 6inbler am Sonntas ibrem
BU6litum baS wirfinme beltebte Bolts
i6auipieL Deborah, Die cole SIbin", in
flint Often BON WtoientbGl. Sn Der Gitelz
role trttt bic %nelIen9a8irte erite 9iebz
6abertn Sri. Wfarie 6aroung POM Ger
mania SGeater in Ct. 2euts sum eriten
Male bot 6as Miiaers 6oue78 ublttum.
SRI. 6arbung 9enteBt BEN Jtrf elmer bOrz
5il9lteben S6auipielerin unb nirb it9 ais
Deborah iebenfaus Die CUNT 6es Yublt=
funS int Sturme eto6ern.
Die Sailon in y@ salts 6"aIIe",
G6e Nobte Str. unO MiIWatfce Nbe. miro
BON Der Direction Sc4aumbersz S9iu6ler
%. September e%rOftnet.
, 1894-09-15
: Sen Is. 6eptember 1889 1T Der 81

- Sen Is. September 1889 lit Ser So
manIbriititeler Same5 Ten;more Cooper,
Oeiien Go6eStag mir geitern Der8ei4net boz
ben, Ser 0feilter in Der SAilOerun9 bes
amerifaniicbcn Sn6ianerz unb Nniie6lerz
le6enS, 81 Burlington in Stem SerleD gez
bOren; unO beute lit Der Go6estog bes be-
riiDmten @eoIO8en unb @eo9noftiferS BON
Gotta $3.50 unb 6eS &rittterS 1ln6 N(eit6e>
tjter5 8iider $3.50, 1880 tptrO Oie erite
englii6e @iienba6n BON 2tOerpooI nad
Man9eiter eingetuet6t. 1887 %Serit0rt eine
Teuersbrunit in HeOaI, 8uBlan6, an Der
office, 100 6Guier unb II W}cni9en fOmz
men UNI. 1889 lit Ser International Trciz
6enfereG ongreB in 8nris.
, 1894-09-15
,oi @tssC"ttn Central. stmtem.
,aGnaa.ff e stge 4 AbsgfeAn gk'lA PASSENGER STATEN.
Tickef seI"een Madison and Adams SITS.
0nnNrtd1 DnntmFpr

un0 8 ubr AbenDs. "' : "gI VlOF9eH9
mon @uS ~ on$9en; S9mitass, mad 2ubinatou ma
, moH'sg no9 Hoclne, Wtllrpoufee. @Be6Onaon. m}nuia
ms ~ 30 @lop JtperS, &eipaunee, Nbuapee, StIroeun 8ap
Hlt9 1tenonttnee nm 7uBr @bS. O"e'" S"S
nm, 3'4 e!3o Sfono 9o0en, NtuSts9OL 9rouo RopiOs ,c.
~" mo cSV 1oem9S. S9lnta95 aus9euommeu.
9to9 Sreet Bar, Wtittnob un6 Gomifoo ubr 9Jbhs
9ed9 sScaloba, NtouiItique uno Ban 8orts G grffs
I'M Z ubr @lbeuos. SSH't'"sS
SIPee HHS 9Ods; TuB Der Mi9igaH Glue. 2apbap.
, 1894-09-15

BrdliOerten iagen Iaiien farm, er iOue iib
I'M leine Sa9en tiimmern, Der fam AUDI
i'm Staotc allies auf ben Sopf iteuen. Stebt
ct Oo9 leIber ibon brauf.
, 1894-09-15

@OuOernenr BennoDer in Oreoon
Tan9t an, 9efd9rlic9 81 tper6en. ST. be-
baltptet, 0aB ii9 III ben 8anten 0re9ons
@elOer be1onoer, Bic Dem Staate Derfaue1
iporen, uno bo Die 8anfen ibm bic qez
mIlnlcbte @uStunft Derpeigern, leitete er Elm
MISREPRESENTATION ge8en iie elm, UNI
ie 3ur @rtbeilun9 berielben gu 5tuinoen.
9a9e9en fpdre MN gar nicbts ein3utpen6en,
ober WfaHl9eIO, iDie sr lift. bro1t er aleid
nit ben i4refli6iten @eipalturoBreqeln
nno nil, tOsun Bic Gericbts ibm nicbt Al
Mtuen lino, 6ieie aufbeben uuO bic 0elebz
9ebHn9 3ur S3afiung beiierer @eri9tsb0fe
eInberHten. Sin @%OuOerHeur, Ser benz
, 1894-09-15

SgEg9iabisaaa 6ecttraI. gSca, 9npF Central unS
%@V &pTtot C sIE5 als= &tSel9oa Bsca. Die
9stagara Sans yteute. 3iiee serlefIeH uno f0rtmen ait
III br nsaeH Central Station ait Safe 5rout, SUB ban
Bart ytoto, n1o 2. Ctr, SO. Str. uHA 9p6e Bart.
6ta6tOSiaetsSFfice 81 gIarf=Gtr.
, 1894-09-15
Die Camille gndbol}.
GiIenbaRn~G aRrpRane.

NbtcagO & NOrtb,p Itcrl,s Sit emb abn. - Stdet.
" Offices: 9tos. 206-2Q8 @larf . StroRe, an Der
Sofleg @oenls Station Hns Gm 9epot @de MeQssuns
&LlaIe.9tE.
, 1894-09-15

AbTeRtt IAntunIt
sage - -
GGnenaus mad 8es @tDines ...... 3Oe WlO $3.50 q
SHinst8, Spsa uHs 8egriasgrpreSI' 1885 OH' 2:30 y
&eopenlp erth urA &enIas Gita. ..' $3.50 81 9:10Wl
mtinnsopplis, ct. 3. 4 Sip1E TansI' 3:3e 9F 1890 81
sDltet Accommodation -. 495 81 s:45 M
Bern Accommodation. .........- $50 gHF s:59&2
ct. So. atchi1on une Ranfes Stir,
Sender, gsIS. Springs q HuebioI' 500 gI' 1905 81
ST. @Sortb uue Seras GrpreB. i 500 81 1900 9l
&enser. @OIO. Spsg. uuh YuebIo. siaI
Omaba q Sine. C8is SiSe9efib) / 1890 @I' S:l0m
Omaha & ct. 9aul yt06t-grpreb. L 1919 @If 1870 So
gsOrio & 9euOer YteGt=Ggore5 -. 1910 1Nf 7:9e 80
'GasIia. t ausaeueumeu GOnntas. ! WusgenOnl.
men. Samitos. I Ausgsupumeu @foHtGa. o Sam
SdaLiG. as 2ofaIs8ua bon 9es Ntotneg su-ig.
, 1894-09-15

Souleno 02iuiOnen 6uB Tic6tenbol3
ltnO bel ben &rdnOen I'M 06eren Midiqan
un0 III @tscOnlin un0 Mtmnelota 10 ic6per
beId9aOi9t %fpor0sn, boB iie gefaut peroen
ma1len. Die 6irmen, benen gr0Bsre
WalOitreden p~erien8t Dur0en, tperben
notlirli9 t3re %iOniti8e 6ol89elpjnnuna eins
lcbrdnfen, nm Ben Otorft ni9t gu iibsrs
IaOer, nn0 anoere peroen OieS ebenfaQs
tbnn, lomeit &c eben angebt. 2lber bte
NnaH5bletbitebe ToL8e l9eint bod6 pobl bic
lleOerloOun9 oe5 8au3Ol5marttes fir 6as
uGdDlte Sabr 5u fem.
, 1894-09-15
gu mdrm on0e5ooen.

vQaB Dir lagen, 3atbrtne, bic 6iBe bait
i6 nibt aus. 0a gebe id, no man it9
luftiger tleioeu fann."
, 1894-09-15

NBteaeo, Sc SsVaas & E5aetHsnSeBn. -
" geilastsr'Gtotien Ban 9nren.5tr,, elm @toS
, 1894-09-15
80 unten PeRen9er Stations.
u lHennsuIVania IjRgS.l

Wy alSaRt8s, Canal Hns gVastSottsS tss
&~iaets0ffrss: Sin Der Citation, III 4 @. @Iarb
efEnSe Gae SadIeI, una I'M &ueiterium 9oteI.
Surd'3ige iabrsu rale folst mad SentraIs3eiE
&a9liG. f&dslt4, ausgenOmHteu Genutas.
, 1894-09-15

% sEsas

S@fc G0pre uRo Wide. GSHtber1s, SsesD Bort
SsntraI, @piten tsa @Ib@RS=Gien1abnea.
Sic 3I9e eebeu ob HHs fDmmeH al, fDie foisE
Safe Shore 9epot, Gan 8uren=6tr.
, 1894-09-15

Ss1 Gbtc68S, gtrItugtsn & aufncs
ksHpSaREhI5I ViieN5aDH.
hssSNsSS gar TidetS uns S9laftoeseu fsreA
TTS85E4Yas#Sa SCR III 21l @Iarf=Str. II. 20 Der lluipn
8ssss4 u gaIieueeY Station, Sanals StraGe aab
eEAgzA adams.
3n9e Abfabrt aHfunFt
, 1894-09-15

9lben6bIatt Der So. Stautssts. l Gent
, 1894-09-15

NbtcasO & GaItern @uinpis . @5yarhon
" StdetsG ffice8: 23e @i9rfsGtr., @uSitsrinns.
nuS RalogtersStation Searbnrt1s nm 9nGF, Ia "hHs&
Gd9lid- 5puutaas ouSoeu. lglbF6brt IStrtrrs,
3erre Saate unb Gsauspine. L 500 on i c-oo -
SouoIle 81 Sno. WtiueroI 5nrinoS i19.5S 9Si o oV5
SbIca9n Hnb gtoibbiae &tmiteh 20 z:Sa - 1SSs% "a e
&errG 9eute uns GeaHsoiae. Hos 9ts g:os.S9S
, 1894-09-15
Baltimore & O6io= GJen5a6R

Baltimore & O6iO= GiGea6a6a
3sppt: @roub Central, RafIagltrsstatisn Stass.
Office: 1913 glatf. gtrasG GsiHe grtraberebRuRg fgE
.. 90. 9ITitebz 8nes.
@bfahrtl ~slRtunff
SefaI .".." I SEQ Brit $40 u
saIe6 9imites .......... = 1915 gRt' SEQ u
yteto YsCE 2sGfsiast0H, 9~Bitfssursl
Uef..... SEQ gtf1l:e5 81
G~GatIestoH AtsoMSaObatisu =. .....' 5:25 81 s:45 SO
BsttS6nrs. @seseloaS, @setlihg &
SplEH1bus GEeres .......... II S:45 ~ 7:2o 81
9deIj&. / anseencMmeg 6sEstaos.
, 1894-09-15
SIC FOUR-ROuTE-

80 49, JteHe eenfreizotGtIeu, 12. 9trase uuh eorR
gtoi9. Jus beT %. l4h SO. Str. EiaefsSTHcsS.
s4 Sierfs5tr. una i'll aueItRriuHn 9oteI. ~
gas 8i9e tGsIt4. sbfsBrt Anfunfs