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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

q | S0O WELLKNOWN BAKERY; < LTy-
- ~. ing rooms; horses, wagon; estab-
lsheG trade; hrst-class customers; owner retiring
~ 0In Ouslhess. FkOLL q SIEN 9l7 Nkt*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

$3.50 tk RE 2, sRA NORTH OF MAR,
BOARD. PROLL & STEM BERG. ql7 Market 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

81 000 SALOON; LARGE PLACE; FINE
U1OOO' stock and fixtures; run by present |
owner D years. Apply Call Branch ONCE y liz |
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

&9HO PARTNER IN wELL-PAYING HOME
C.CCO. restaurant; best opportunity for
steady man. PROLL a STENBEkG, 9l7 MarEets
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

A STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES b23 GEARY
II ST. horoscopes, questions. stocks, advice 26tf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

u ESTAURANT AND BRANCH BAKERY DO.
II Ing good cash trade; bargain. 10 Eighth
street. nolS7 II.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

=. t7S BRANCH BAKERY; SACRIFICE ON
~ !, -; account OF sickness; best location
fine cash customers. PROLL a. SFENBERf 91f
Market ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

THE BEST ROAD AND CITY HORSE 200
L mounds, $3.50; fve-year- business horse,
100 pounds, $65. RASMUSSEN, $40 Howard
street. no23 3I*
100 SETS SECONDHAND HARNESS.: ALL
w kinds; secondhand wagons, buggy, carts;
also 20 cheap horses. 18th and Valencia SITS. I'm
UCTION SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS
u carts. etc. every Wednesday IL O'Clock at the
old established and reliable horse market 327 9Th
bet folsom and Harrison. SULLIVAN d DOYLE
proprietors and livestock auction esrs. sells IT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

decided BARGAIN GROCERY AND BAR.z
- rooms; value IN sight; location good: compul-
sion saiei make offer; call today. 456 Minna
street, no2i ara
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

S3H0 FlRST-CLASS COFFEE AND CHOP
y mouse; best location: steady paving
1I@Ie fkoLL a srENBERG. 9l7 Market St.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

$500 Market s money none to be 3 fGT
improvements. PROLL q STENBERG, 9l7 Mar
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-23

RARGAIN-GRoCERY AND BAR; SOLD AC
31S Clay St no1o Ply
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

You can't buy Black Goods hap
hazard, for you can't Judge them
till they are worn. Then it's too
late. Not many merchants know !;
we know, and we protect you.
Your buying is safe, because we
let no unworthy goods in. 80 per
cent. reduction this week to reduce
the stock.
4G-inch Atwood Imperial Serge, osc.
from g.
42-inch All-Wool Tamise, with Venetian
stripe, Priestley's. from $40.
42-inch silk Warp Henrietta, with
silk pin stripe Sl.iS from Sl.75.
46-inch All-Wool Henrietta, 95c, from
SIS.
4O-inch good quality Atwood Storm
Serge, 39c. from SOC.
3S-inch Atwood Hopsack, 4sc from
J9e.
2o-lnch Black Lusterine, l2 l-2c. from 2Oc.
The Linens placed on sale last
week are a triumph that crowns
this store with the greatest amount
of eulogy. Despite the bad wealth
er of last week three thousand dol
lars worth are gone to their long
home among our patrons. SOME
Of all kinds are yet here.
We will repeat few prices:
Table Damasks. that are good values
at all times at soc; 4Oc yard.
Table Damasks. that are good values at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

down front of Hamburg.
s.l9 for a Gown N-neck, Torchon IN
sorting and tucked yoke Torchon edge.
sl.i9 for a handsome Gown, N-Reck, Val.
lace, Inserting and tucked yoke, Val.
edge
sl.l9 for Gown. V-neck, double rufile OF
embroidery. either in cOlofs or white.
A.56 Gown pun yoke. Of ali-oyer en-
broidery, Empire style, full rullie OF
embroidery.
Another the same price, $.4O), fun
pufed yoke, sailor collar, cuffs or
handsome embroidery.
sl75 for Gown, Empire style, boX-pleated
yoke back and front, double rever of
embroidery over shoulders back and
front. sailor collar, finished with bead
ing in c0lors and white.
81 for Gown, Empire style back and
front, sailor collar, trimmed with
handsome inserting and Point de Paris
lace rufiie.
Another s. Gown, square yoke two rows
Of inserting and tucks, yoke trimmed
all around of handsome Nainsook en-
broldery full rufile around neck, and
cuffs Of embroidery.
s. for Gown, three rows fine Nainsook
embroidery inserting back and front,
REFER collar.
br0idery yoke full ruhle all around
yoke sleeves. and collar.
CHEMISE-
Chemise, N-neck. trimmed with Val.
lace. inserting, and edge, beading,
tucked bottom, $40
Chemise, TorchOn and embroidery yoke,
tucked bottom, edged with Torchon
lace. SL25.
Chemlsc. handsome square neck OF
Medicis lace. yoke and edge, zee.
Chemse, fine Nalnsook embroidery, yoke
edged with narrow edge, 9Sc.
Drawers. TorchOn inserting and insert
ing of Medicls lace, and edge tucked,
&c.
Drawers Of Hemstitched Embroidery,
ruiHe OF eight cluster tucks, either in
cambria or cotton, si.20.
Drawers. three clusters Of six tucks.
handsome rufiie of Nainsook H.51
Drawers. Point de Paris lace and In
sorting Of embroidery, and edge, N.75.
Drawers. platt Val. lace. inserting. Ham
burg beading. open lattice work. with
ribbon drawn through full rufile OF
plat Val. lace, 81
SHIRTS
Skirt. cambric runie Of Torchon lace In
serting and iuclls. with lace ruflle. N.25.
Skirt cambric ruffie, Is inches, with
rprchon lace inserting ard edge, s,sS.
Si,irt two rufles Of Nainsook, edged
with piatt Val. lace, inches wide'
t.Gg.
skirt. ls-inch rudIe, with two rows al
platt VAL inserting, Val lace, inches
wide
Lace Curtains. II thousand dol
lars worth was the overplus, only
two thousand dollars worth dlspos-
ed of so far.
Read a few Of the Special Reduc-
ton prices to force down the stock.
&c pairs Nottnsham Lace Curtains AIMS, :
Yards long. 60 inches wide. extra heavy,
4 STYLES. s. a pair, from $40.
T. nairs Imitation Brussels Lace Cur
tains handsome designs, N.95 pair,
from $3.50 a pair.
70 nairs Imitation Irish Point, 8 IL yards
long. pretty scroll and leaf designs.
$50, from 50.
40 pairs eight different kinds, cream
and white, Imitation BRUSSELS, ctnng
and Tambour lace. s. a pair, from "
and $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

75c: soc n yard.
Table Damasks. that are good values at
81, I5c a yard.
The Heavy Scotch at soc.
The fine Scotch Linen, from $50, Sis,
S2G, ana S2.75; now $780, SLiS, A75,
and SIS.
Double heavy Scotch Huck Towels,
S2xiS. pure linen, De-
Turkish Towels, 36xlS, with border and
fringe, u lie.
Tough Pound Huck Towels. Scotch
linen. 3Sx2O. DC.
46xe0 Damask Towels. knotted fringe,
either white or colored borders, J6c,
from soc.
Sigh ~ damaged fine plain
GLASS CRASH, pure linen, sc a
yard.
pieces Crash. 33-3c a yard
Scotch Peasant, hand-wrougt Crash,
Zoe yard.
Just numbers Napkins that we have
enough of to safely advertise
SIS heavy Dinner Napkins at sl.26
81 22x22 Dinner Napkins. s265. from S.4S.
Lots Of Napkins where We only have 2
or 3 dozen Of one kind, but cannot adj
vertise lots so small to-day. Bargain
prices on them.
DOMESTICS-
Too many on hand.
60 pieces fine Merrimac Shifting Prints.
B 3-ic a yard.
% pieces fine French Pereale, pretty de-
signs sc "A yard.
IL pieces Al fine Brown Cotton, S-4c a
yard.
10 pieces Dress Ginghams. We want 70
open the season with a fresh lot; lie
q yard
Pretty designs and good quality.
The entire lot OF A Dress Flannelettes,
10c a yard qualities, &c a yard.
Embroidered Flannels, 10 pieces
of different colors and designs for
skirts, no matter what the price was,
its SOC now.
Eider-Down Fiannels $50 a yard
all colors.
Muslin Underwear. There are
two maSier ideas in this business,
one the collecting of the most per-
fecr stocks in the most liberal man.
ner TO you; the. other, the collect
ing of unusual values property
termed BARGAINS" accumula-
tons of useful merchandise, found
at prices below intrinsic V lue by
any of the hundreds of PRICE-DE-
PRESSING incidents and accidents.
Our Hertzog, Mayer & Co. Muslin
Underwear purchase was a most
fortunate accident purchase, both
tor our patrons and ourselves.
Our competitors are demoralIzed.
They cannot imagine how we could
make such a deal at time when
the goods are most wanted. Here
they are though all the same.
The French Designers call for
Frou-Frou this seaSon-whlch
means ruffles and flounces. They
all have them.
CSC for a Cambria or Cotton Gown,
tucked yoke front and back, sailor
collar and cuffs, Nainsook ruilie.
95c for handsome Tucked Yoke Gown,
with inserting. full rufiie around neck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

IN November, 1891. the Froterfai tircie,
., Boston. Mass, went into the hai.os "
q receiver. In accordance with 100
cf the Superior Court OF Bc:toh, en' 80
ON the Sh of October, the fecens.s p ,.,'a
50 6 per cent. OF the money paiu ~. -,
members in this city. numDeilhe s,'.aa
three anc four hundred pstso'a sr',,sa-
on Friday FROM Receiver T. IL
,rhe total sum distributed among the
richmond members amounted 10 ABOUT
eight or ten thousand dollars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Biz Sale Of HOuSeVarc.
Heavy retinned, polished and
seamless dlshpans.

Heavy retinned, polished and
seamless dlshpans.
s-quart. &c: regular price 25c.
lO-quast, dc; regular price 3oc.
M-quart, 2Gc regular price 4sc.
1-quart, 32c; regular price 59c.
Covered Buckets, fre-proof bottoms
quart, Be- 2-quart, SC; 3-quart &c. =
quart, lOc; 6-quart, he; S-quart' lsc;
Heavy Polished Tin Pudding Pans, j.
quart, &C. S-quart 81.
Japanned Coffee Canisters. ;-pound. &c;
2-pound, &c; 4-pound, lac.
Japanned Cake Boxes, small size, 2e;
medium, 3sc; large. soc.
Decorated Heavy Japanned Chamber
Pals. with cover lie.
Heavy Black Japanned Tea Trays, with
Persian borders, l6-inch, loe' n-inch'
i9c ao-inch. 2jc; 2i-inch, Soc.
oil Cans, 2-quart, &c; 4-quart, lic.
Victor Rotary Flour Sifters, l5c
Heavy REFINED Muffin Pans and Rings,
10c.
Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, metal bottom
No Z, soc; No. 8, 6sc.
Dredg-. Boxes. large size, &c.
Cocoanut Graters, Sc.
Graduated Measuring Cups, 1-quart, &C.
Long Fasting Spoon, &c.
CHINAWARtf-
Decorated Carlsbad China Cup ana Sau-
Ger and Plate Slate, 2Oc.
Decorated China Tea Canister, &c.
Decorated Carlsbad China Table Cream
Pitchers, &C.
Decorated French China Tea Pots. regu-
lar value 81, sl.4i. sl.7J, and 49,; now
G5c choice.
720 Decorated Individual Buffers. regu-
lar prices 60 and re and $LlO per dozen:
choice &c each.
White French China Tea Cups and sau-
GERS, oval shape. regular price Sl9s
dozen, now SL1J.
Opaque China Open Vegetable Dishes
regular price l5 and 1870; nos lOc.
French China Sugar and Cream Sets.
&c. from 50c
French China Dinner Sets. 10 pieces.
floral decorations so from $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

o pairs Point de Spirit Centres. double
border, at si.75 pair from S2sS.
pairs real Irish Point Curtains, from
$3.50 and $50 10 s. pair.
10 pairs from $3.50 60 s..
8 pairs from sl5 TO so.
pairs real TambouK Lace, yards long.
extra wide $3.50 a pair, from 5000.
Real Brussels Lace Curtains. $40 for
SIS ones; SIS for s25 ones.
Il pairs Silk Damssk Curtains. $50.
. from sl2.50.
CloakS. Not a garment that is
not this seasons purchase, not a
garment that You cannot buy fer
soc on the dollar of the original
cost.
One rack of Ladies' and Misses Cloaks.
about 20 different styles. former prices
from $50 to $40. choice $3.50 now.
One rack of % Ladies Coats. 10 tight
fitting. lined through with satin, for
mer price SO; now $50. Also. several
Double Breasted Box Coats. were $3.50;
now $3.50.
$50 Wraps for SD.
SIS Wraps Tor SIP.
sl5 Wraps for $50.
s Chlldren's Long Coats, all-wool mate
rial, ages 3 and years, closing Out
price, 81. from s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

Corals increase by egs, spontaneous
a,v,s,on ana zermiraticn. The rate OK
$500 prossssor Aeassiz indicates TIE growth
nssss a. Kew West at the rate OF SIX
, =, IN one hundred years. emu adds 'nas
80 we double that amount IL would re-
auire 1909 years to form the reels IN ina
mace and hundreds OF thousands Oh years
Tor the growth OF Florida
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14


I read in hand Book about History OF
Cap. John Smith can l get the history
IN the state, or do you Know where l
can get the same. and what price, dose
the southern Planter IS agriculture News
and where is published. l heard from my
friend living in Va, al present time Tne
Climate l think is Q. *. in Winter ana
simmer | would ask you for one more
copies of Hand Book Of Va. for my lriend
living here, provide would be granted,
he desire to have one he anticipating hers
70 sale out and move 70 va, or.y he
want 10 get better Informed about the
So a. case YOU have one COPY on hand
and will grand him one. be great,
~ oblIre for same | like to move ana
- ,,Ie on farm where is favorable climate;
and all Kinds OF fruit grows. You VIZ
excuse me or hotter YOU f0r "i0fiHa-
ton"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
NEW LODG F-OFFICERS.
A List of Those Vest with Authority for
This Tenn.

AT the regular meeting Of Anchor Lodge,
No. g. Order OF The Golden Chain,
Deputy Supreme Commander e. Y, Bar
gamin, assisted by Past-Commander j.
II. Sheppard, installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: George II.
Wilson, commander: Thomas u. Taylor.
assistant commander; w. l.. Richardson,
past commander; William III. Barratt,
prelate; Albert White, secretary; Oscar
J. Adams, collector; Charles Y. Bargamn,
treasurer; Richard Il. Cox. guide j. IL.
Wilkinson, GUARDIAN. Il. G.. y. Stecker,
sentinel; T. H. Barratt. W. III. Wilkinson,
and w. L. Richardson, trustees, Albert
Witte, representative, and G. Y. Barea-
min alternate 10 the past commanders
convention.
This order meets in Elletts Hall, on
the second and fourth Friday nights at
O'Clock, Of each month.
q Jatu 'oTncii.
At a meeting Friday night at Druids'
Hall. of the Old Dominion Council No.
gl6 American Legion of Honor the fol-
lowing officers were installed by District
Deputy Grand Commander Tristan {.
Thon: Past Commander, A. NJ. Meyer;
Commander. Z. G. Meyer; Vice-comman-
der. III. r.. Hirshburg; Orator J. u. Whit
taker: Chaplain, Louis Doughty; Secre-
tarv. Julius Bear: Collector, G. G. Thon;
Treasurer. j.. j. Weymouth; GUIDE. j. A.
Dixson: Warden, j. A. Mattert; sentry
q. A. Wacker; Trustees, George I. King,
w. II. stratton. and II. Burlington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

Ha. deome Black Satin Ducbesse, csc.
Triple y quality Satin Duchesse, N.JV'
from $50.
Handsome Black All-Sllk Taneta,. VITA
satin polka dots. or squares, II you
prefer $l25 q yard.
Biack Brocades Satin Duchesse. Sl.Zo d
yard.
% pieces Brocade Evening Silks. iisiIt.
blue. pink. white. cream, lavender,
cardinal. corn color and tint shades,
69c a yard.
Extra heavy quality Duchesse Satin,
in night shades. at 9Jc.
Handsome quality Duchess Satin, in
ivory white, especially adapted for
wedding gowns. SIS yard. The $50
quality for s.
Fine Black French Crepe De Chine, Sl.JO
quality, warranted ali pure silk, ssc.
Evening shades Of Satin at 45c.
Choice of 10 pieces Figured China Silks,
that were sec and 81. 4Sc.
Solid Color China, in light and dark
shades S9c.
Wooden Dress Goods yield to the
heroic methods that can reduce this
stock.
16 pieces Atwood Dress Goods. double
fold our soc ones, 25c a yard now.
Z pieces Green, Blue, and Black Alpaca
Lustre, ~ 1-3c.
II pieces fine All-Wool Serge. 39c
yard, from soc.
3 pieces Black and Gray All-Wool 61-i
French Camel's-Halr Suitings csc a
yard, from 81.
Z pieces Gray Camel s>Hair Serge. y lie.
Lot IL Patterns Dresses, that were
from $ 10 So. now 1885.
Lot Is Patterns Dresses, that were
from SO to SIS, now $3.50.
Lot S.-S Patterns Dresses, that were
from $lj 70 S2S, now $40 choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

About a year ago / took violent at
tack Of Ia grippe coughed day and
night for about six weeks; my wife then
suggested that try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. At first / could see no differ
ence. but still kept taking II. and soon
found that Il was what | needed. III !
got no relief from one dose | took an
other, and II was only a few days until
/ was free from the cough. think peo-
pie in general ought 70 know the value
OF this remedy, and / take pleasure In
ackr owledging the benefit have received
from it--Madison Mustard, Otway. Ohio.
q and D-cent bottles for sale by Owens x
Minor Drug Co., +. NJ Slaughter, ". r.
Reeve a. Co.. and IL O. Torstmsnn'
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

In Virginia and have for some time been
seeking information concerning that State
with the idea of making my home there.
II y0a have such & pamphlet, viii you
kindly send me copyy Am anxious Tor
some help in deciding which part of the
State would best suit me-"
Montana, the land OF the skies, also
SENDS inquiries. The treasurer OF a min
ing company at Independence Park says:
am thinking OF changing my resi-
dehce from this State to some point in
Maryland or one Of the Virginlas, and
l wish TO get some information IN
regard to those States Am told that
circular or pamphlet is issued from
your Office giving some information IN
regard TO the resources OF Virginia.
II so. will you be kind enough to send
me a copy?'
A Unique Letter.
The following Is from Mr.. III. Clara, Of
fieasanton, Nebr., who, from the phrase
olosy of his letter, appears 10 be a for
eigner, and no doubt, writes with the
same pronunciation that he talks:
Il appreciate the Book very much and
astamate il very highly. | never Know
anything of the Va, until now. / see
that Va, is very reach In deposits OF
Minerals and Timber and also very reacn
IN fruits and other resources, as BOOK
specialize. OF course am not fimerely with
the Va, lands, what they can produce
and neighter can understand how the
farmers can raise crops in the sandy
lands. Ike Wheat corn oats and other
articles as they do. according TO Books.
j can get better information regart 10
lands. i will appreciated 1t 1 very wei
understand that IL very hard for the
Coniis. Of Agriculture 10 publish The de-
tails II each County. and certain percal
os land. Il VIII require time and Money
would like 10 ask y"u for more infor-
nation provide will bs granted by yon.
and that is regard 10 Prince George coun-
~. What Kind Crops Mostly the farmers
raise. and what Kind OF crops could be
raise on there lands. The hand Book
gave only sketshut of same. Would you
recormard the County 5unciant for All
Kinds produces and hay. OF all Kinds.
are dose the County is as good as any
County In state for farmer only. how
would be 70 raise Of all kinds stock. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Wants TO Know About John Smith.

very glad to hear from you on this sub
fppt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
VIDE Awake.

1t will be seen that the Canadian people
are wide awake TO their interest and
Offering free passes to Immigrants. y low
tate from the Northwest to Virginia would
attract many.
A merchant tailor in Winnipeg. Can
ada, last month wrote:
My son wishes to go into farming,
and j have heard good deal about Vir-
ginia and have recommend him TO try
your State. The climate here IS very
severe. and Is hard on women and child
rem. win you be kind enough ofend me
your Handbook OF Virginia.
A farmer from the blizzard-sWept
State OF North Dakota, who deserves
a more salubrious climate, writes
'"rhere is q small party OF us mere that
desire TO change location and ere looking
for cheap farm lands In good location
also timber lands near to market; We
have cash for same. We want to- change
climate. VIII make change In ran OF
1894. ANY information from you VIII
10 gladly received. We are not iookihs
for nigh priced improvements but cnedp
and good land
New Eng'srder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

The reputation or Virginia has 'eaumea a
even to the vicinity OF boston a
.,,,sss from Beckett. Mass, as follows:
80 nave seen In some paper nenuoh
NJ a Handbook OF Virginia, 70 DC op-
fsired by writing to the commissioner OF
Agriculture OF Virginia. am INTERESTED
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
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So1n GOnrop 8eitern 2(benO auf Dem 8cqe
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Center 2lpe. unb %. Str, nGberte, tpurbc
er BON etnem StrOl6 anseiprOcbeu un6 nm
@elb angebettclt. Gr idbenfte Dem 8ettler
feline peitere 9tufmertiamfeit unb alma
ftirbaB. &aNm mar er eintge Sdritte qe9anS
gen, ais er BON binten etncn Sblag auf
ben 8Opf er9ielt unO ~beiinnun0Slos Al 3d.
ben nel. Oils ct nacb tuent9en Minnten at
itcb fam, entbedte CT, 0aB feline 8oaricbaft
bon So nno ietne llbr oeri6wunOen ma
rem. @r erbob iib un6 macbte eiuen bes
Be8es tommenben g ~OIi5iiteu auf feline 8es
rarbung oufmcrtiant. @r CAB einc silent
li19 8enaHe 8eldreibung beS 9tGubers u1O
beute frilb tpur6e Sobn 90. 0ooe ais berz
1entge, Der ben 3toubanfau ~begangen ba6en
lou, 9efdn9Ii6 na6 Der 6inmanitraBcu5
Station cin8ebradbt. @onro0 ioentificirte
i5n lofort als BEN StrOIb, Der ibn anbetz
telte H1o b04itpabri9einIi9 ben Gaub be-
9tng.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
unfbG6lib oemadbt.

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1ut letnen S6ipager Batr;G Sroobep, Can
6tGorD Str. Sptiben W1ain unb 2ogan
Str. pobneno) ftan0 beute Der unper6eiierz
ltde Gaufbolb uno 8itt9erib G6omas
O'Brten ppr &i9ter DooleD. S'8rieu
tpobnt 3. g., iber benz Saloon in 273 50.
Y. Str, ben er Dor elntgen Monaten nodb
lelbit etgnete. gr 9ehOrt at ben beriicbtigz
ften Gbaracteren Der WelIeite. Seine
S9napsbube mar itetS Der 9ten6esoous>
8laB Der i6limmTten Strolbe. @r gtebt
nm eth Wteni9cnleben gar nibts un6 bel
oer %geringiten @%clegenbeit lit ct nit benz
&eDolner Bel Der 6atb. Q8te6er6oLt 1tan0
er bereitS oor BEN 8oIi3eiricbtern, bod
1etn poIttti6er Qnban9 rcttete ibn itets Dor
Strate. SIM SUM B. S. eribOB ct tpGbz
renO zines StretteS ietnen 8ruber.
Die iber tbn 8u Geri9t iibenbe SurD
fonnte ii9 inbeifen nibt auf Elm
yS9ulbigz8 er6tct" einigen unb 10 tpurbe
er inter $4,000 8Irgi9aft in 6reibeit
9eiebt. SeitOem CT tpie6er 81 6auie lit,
bereitet er ietner SamiLie bic 60Qe auf
@roen. 8eionOerS ietne 6rau bat unter
bteIer unbe3Gbmbaren 8utb GIT lei0en.
8dbrenO Der 3eit, baB S'8rien i'm
Goun1pgefGn9lltB mar, pobnte 9atrtf
Goobep, ietn G6pager Ger i'm Spmmer
ais Wtatroie ben W}icbi9ansSee befG6rD,
in 273 80. %. StroBe. Dis S'8rien obcr
ipieoer fret mar, ia9te ct ibu aus benz
6auie. Nm 0tenitag 8ormittag befanb
ft6 GoobeD in DemSaIoon unter 0'8rien's
Wobnun9 uno b0rte aus bericl6en cine
UNI 6ilfe rufen6c SrauenItimme. ST. lief
btnauf unb fam geraoc bin3u, mie Der
8Itberi6, fein lte6enSipIrbt8er S9wa8er,
feline Trau auf'S 8rutolite miB6anoelte.
@r nabm Yartei fit feline Trou uno erbielt
b%ierfitr bon S'8rten cine &u9eL our9 ben
@Qbogen.
Cine Der 3u9eln brang in Sen 11nterarm,
bie anbere trof ben GQenbo8enfnocben.
GoobeD rannte aus benz 6auie nad1 Der be-
nabbarten Ganalport QDe. @Stotion uno
tbeilte bort Sem lieutenant 9tebm nit, mie
er bon ietnem S6wager %beban6elt ipur0c.
Ser blutenoe NnfIdgcr tpur6e mach benz
GountDboipital geicbafft unb i9m bort Die
&ugeLn ber~atSge3ogen. S'8rieH nur6e
perbaftet. Oils Der lieutenant un6 0er
9etectio Jta89an in ieiner WoDnung .erid)iez
men, fanben ie i'm anibeineno i9tafenb
i'm 8ette. Inter benz &iien befan6 iicb
ber 9teoolOer, III tpeldem ii6 nod 4 &us
geLn uno 2 6ilien befanben. Dem 8icbter
0oolep er3dbIte ser ScbteBbOIb, 6aB Der
S6ma9er tbn nit etnem Meier an8riff
un6 ct fi6 mn Dertbcioi9t bGtte. 9ticbter
Ooolep gIarbte benz Wteni9en, Der einem
Strolcb 10 dDnli9 lab. tpic Elm 81 benz an
beren, l1icbt uno iiberpies tbn inter $1,000
8Hrgl9aft Dem Griminol0eric6t. Da er
bereitS inter $4,000 8Irgi9aft fte6t,
fonnte CT feinen 8iirgen mebr befommer
llnb begab ficb mittels elmer Der it6otiic6en
&aroilen nacb Dem 6otel @itbert.