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The morning call., 1894-02-02
MAKING A TICKET.
Mode of Nomination by the Law and
Order League.

The members of the Twenty.eighth Assem-
bly, District Anti-Chinese Law and Order
League held an open-air meeting at the corner
OF Ihlrd and Market streets last night. Ex-
senator Ienthan presided and introduced the
leagues candidate for Mayor. DR.. c. C. O'DOn-
nell. He was followed by Colonel G. w. Fox.
one OF the candidates for Superior Judge.
opsrCnes were also made by Henry Warfeid
and Denis Kearney. The last speaker stated
tnat 10 all probability twelve men would be
nonlnated for Supervisors at the district presi-
ueuiS meeting next Monday night, and that the
twelve men so nominated would meet i'm con-
sultation with the presidents and discuss the
fitness OF men for the other Offices; that as fast
as cahdidate was selected he in turn would
help TO select the next, and so on When the
ticket was completed the men on IL would form
the executive committee and run their own
campaign The platform Will be the Chinese
must CO. and turn the rascas out. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow on the Mint
steps.
The morning call., 1894-02-02

back in its place. "but it is hard to make them.
SUCH line wOrg ruins the eyes. and II ones
hand trembles or the tools slip the vase is
ruined. Truly. 1t requires skill, but when IL Is
done II Is triumph"
haps the most exquisite thing in this exhibit is
cognac set of two small bottles and half
dozen tiny glasses This set is OF clear glass OF
most graceful shape, and the engraving upon II
is little short Of marvellous. Each tiny glass Is
encircled by wreath of roses with buds and
foliage so small that glass Is necessary TO see
tnem clearly and yet so delicateiy engraved
that every pei al OF the roses and every vein in
the leaves is evident. Nothing more like fairy
work can be imagined, and yet amid the glitter
OF gold and glow of color which surround II the
especial beauty OF this little set Is unnoticed by
The majority of visitors.
The Mierhofen factory makes special
feature of jeweled glass, which Is perhaps more
attractive 10 the ordinary eye than are more
artistic Yet less snowy kinds OF ware. Many OF
The morning call., 1894-02-02
MARRIED.

BIRCH-CHURCR-In this city, January 81, 1894
by the Rev. 4. J. Mynard. Frank C. Birch ana
Lille L. Church.
WEIL-SOLOMONS-In this city, January "a
1894. by the Rev. II. s. Levy. Mark We'll and
Susie Solomons.
KUEHN-HASSEN-In this city. January 90,
1894. by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Max Kuehn and
Rebecca HaSsen,
GERBER-LEVY-In this city. January 81, 1894
by the Rev. NJ s. Levy. Henry II. Gerber and
Dora Levy.
HARLOW-GEOHAGAN- this city, February
l. 1894, j. G. Harlow and A. z. Geohagan, bo tn
of San francisco.
EIDER-In this city, January
81, 1894 Oscar DOepfler and Helena Schneider
ELLIS-LEVY-In Visalia, January 2S, 1894
by the Rev. NJ. 5. Levy, Henry S Ellis OF New.
man, Cal. and Rose Levy of ViSsIia.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
A COUNCIL OF CHIEFS.
Heads of the Coast Fire Departments
to Meet Here

The second annual convention of the Chiefs of
the Fire Departments on the coast will be held
next Tuesday in the hall OF the Exempt Fire.
mems Association on Brenham place. About
thirty-eghf Chiefs who have 'run with the
machine" will be present.
The hall will be decorated. and the visitors
will learn the meaning of the word hospital.
ity as II is defined bv San Francisco fremen.
Following Is the list OF officers of the associa-
ton: Cdief. 81. nj. Lillis. Tacoma; president.
L. Deasy, Victoria, b. c.; vice. -presidr nts. H.
Morgan. Portland; D. H. Hill. Port Townsend :
d. L. Sullivan. San Francisco; w. q. Bashford.
Prescott Arlz.; Julius Pearse, Denver: K. r
Tage. Boise. Idaho; j. Miller, Carson City.
New: nj. J. Fitzgerald. Dennison, Tex; w. A.
Stanton, Salt Lake City; L. w. Wariumont.
Cheyenne, Wyo.; John North. Relena. Mont
Of Astoria. Or, holds the ufiice OF secretaTv
and Chrit Gardner Kellogg acts as treasurer.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
BURNERS ALL RIGHT.
Various Tips Examined by the Gas
INSPECTOR.

One of the morning papers recently contained
a sensational story OF the San Francisco Gas
Company substituting three-foot for fve-foot
burners on street Iighis. and that therefore the
city was being chea ed of tie gas it ought to
have. Chairman Refs of the Gaslight Commit
tee OF The Supervisors instructed Inspector
Cannon TO make rigid Investigation, and yes
terday that official handed in the following re-
port which shows how lille was iD the s Ory:
"1D accordance with instructions have per-
sonally removed and tested twelve burners from
the street lamps OF the CITY ana county from
locations which represent an average of the
city lighting. as follows:
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Republicans Meet.

The Thirty-ninth District Republican Club
held meeting in Scottish Hall last evening. A
large gathering crowded the hall. Speeches
and vocal music enliveDed the meeting. A
resolution was passed TO invite the Republi-
cans throughout the city for a grand meeting
OF the clubs in The near future. the following
committee being appointed: John e. Quinn,
1sidor Mayer, Nicolaus Hesse, Emil Niemeier
Jr., DIR. A. 5. Sadler Henry g. Hesse. L. BleG-
nerhasset and Emil Niemeier Sr.. with instruc-
lions 10 procure eminent speakers, instrumental
and vocal music and a large central hall. Great
enthusiasm prevailed, and with hearty cheers
Tor the success of the Republican party the
meeting adjourned
The morning call., 1894-02-02

without saying a word. dealt him poweriul
blow on the forehead, with feled him 10 tne
it rendered him sepseless. When ne recovered
consciousness he discovered that be had Deen
robbed of S45. Two citizens who came 9y at
Dor police station, where be reported his loss.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Society Notes.

MIR. John w. Coleman and Miss Jessie Cole
man will give dancing party this evening at
their residence in Oakland.
The Entire Nous COtillOn Club will give an
assembly and coton this evening In Maple
Hall at the Palace Hotel.
The AiOhas will give party at UniOn-square
Hall this evening
Ignatian Council No. 35 and Columbian
Council No. 55, Young Mems Institute, will
give a ball this evening at ODD Fellows Hall.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Market.Str Club.

At the meeting of the MarkeI-street Improve.
ment Club held last evening at $3.50 Market
street. IL was decided TO request the Snperin-
tendent OF Streets to cause 10 be removed the
distractions which have for some time OBJ
structed the FOurter Dth-s street cut.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Held for BURGLARY.

George Thompson and James Reynolds have
been held to answer before the Superior Court
by Judge Conlan in $1,000 bonds each on a
charge of burglary. They entered the room of
Arthur Huntley In Mrs. Morfee's lodging
house. 302 Front street, on January 13. aud
stole a lot of clothing and other articles.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Knocked Down and Pohhed

Last wednesday night. at about o'clock, j.
II. Bramstedt OF 251 Steuart street. was rnrn-
Ing out OF Mission street into Steuart. on his
way home. when he was met by two men. One
OF these, who was quite tall, came up and,
The morning call., 1894-02-02
A Footpad Held TO Answer.

John Conway was held TO answer before the
Superior Court by Judge Joachimsen yester-
day in $1,000 bonds on the charge of robbery.
In the early morning Of January % Conway
held up Z. L. Conlan, who lives on Ninth and
Tehama streets, and IObbed HIM OF So aud his
hat, coat, vest and shoes. During the struggle
Conlan sprained his ankle and was taken TO
the Receiving Hospital.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
LATEST sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. Feb l.
Bark Germania, Pearson. 10 days from Seattle;
1425 tons caal. 30 CORNWALL.
sailed.
THURSDAY. Feb l.
Stmr Bandorille, Winant Coquille River.
Domestic Ports.
PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed Feb 1-Schrs Fannie
Dutard and w L Beebe.
Movements OF Trans Atlantic Steamers.
OUTHAMPTON-Arrived Feb l-Srmr Saale
from YORK.
The morning call., 1894-02-02

SAY. girls. II you want to fool that best fellow
Just ask him to give You his package of Whites
fucstan Gum. when he asks you TO be excused for
moment between acts. See?
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Location

"Tbe burners have not passed out of my pos
session and still retain them awaiIiog instruc-
tions. Yours, etc. j. 4. CANNON,
Gas INSPECTOR
The morning call., 1894-02-02
Meeting of Dairymen,

The Directors OF the California Dairy Associ-
alton met in this city yesterday. Offers OF land
and machinery for the establishment OF a
dairy school has been made t0 them, and a later
meeting This month Will be held for definite
action in the matter.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
BIRTHS-M -MARRIbGES-DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be tndorsed
with the name and residence or persons authoriz-
ing to have the same published
The morning call., 1894-02-02
BORN.


ELSASSSER-In this city, January IT, 1894, to
the wife of c. G. Elsasser. daughter.
BOLDT-In this city, January 81, 1894, TO the
wife of Henry Boldt, a son.
LOCKWO OOD-In this city, January 30 1894. to
the wife of E. S. Lockwood son.
POWERS-ln this city, January II, 1894 to the
wife OF James Powers. a son.
MARSHALL-In Auburn, January 27, to the wife
OF y. A Marshall, son.
The morning call., 1894-02-02

CAUTTON.-h a dealer OFFERS W. l..
Douglas shoes at a reduced price, or says
he has them without name stamped on
bottom, put him down as q fraud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18
GoreyPS gruee.
Su &am, 20, ten uon Gmnbcriano nadt SiI=
Ii me ort.

Su San, %. ten uon Gunbcrlano uadj nil
Ii ms OFT.
EGumberlauO, W6., II. Iptil.
Die GinidiiIun9 Der vGOregzNrmce"
auf Spei &anal6Oote fanO Beute SOrz
mittaq itatt, na6Oem 9orcb Der r&az
nale@ompagnie" Oen perlun9ten Sribut
pon $85 fir 26 Sonnen lebenoe ,Sraht
5u 50 Gents pro Sonne au8ge;ablt.
Die 8ep0lferana northumberland bate,
nm bas perbadti9c @elinbel aus ser
Sta6t ;u balteu, 9enit9enO Srouiant fir
sic 0Glfte Der @aferfabrt 9eianSt. Die
9oote lparen ge,u0bnli6e &oblcnbOutc,
Die man aus9cfeBrt unO nit Seu uno
Strob bebcft bate. 9a5 nddlte Eager
lOu am Oonneritag in Sancof, WiO.,
unO oa8 6rcitugs<Sa9cr III WiQiam8z
port, no Sie y2lrmee" Die 8oote pcrlais
lcn miro, auIseiblugen mc,oen. Yon
benz lcst9enunuten $laB mari6irt bic
8anOe na9 Sugcr8tOpn.
clifton, Oto., II. 2tpril. - @bri.
ftopher Columbus SOnes, @beT Gonlz
manSeur Ser YbilaOelpbicr Oipifion bon
Gorep's Nrmee fam bcutc Wttttag nit
etwa 60 Wtaun in Clifton al. Die ,Oi>
piiiOn" btelt erit cine seraume 3eit au>
Berbalb Der Staot, c6e lie ibren @in3us
bielt. 5Onc5 iiiblte i6 ouBsrOrbentli6
9ei6mci6elt, ais ibm Saulirer Den Sa@
rem uuibunben, OaB Der 6eitidmud,
pel9en bic StaOt ;u Gbrcn bc8 bcutc
bier 3uiummcn9etrstenen Stuat8 GOnz
5ils oeS riiingeren Sroen5 pcreini9ter
amcrifanli9cr &nounOtbins8" angelest
bate, rbm uuO iciner 0ipiiiOn selte.
Seattle, SSaib., II. 9(pril.-0ier
bet iid) ein uOrlduiig auS 40 Wtit9licz
bern deficiencies 6rauenbIlf5@Gorp8 Der
SOreD' den glrmee gebilbet, peI6es unz
ter Der 5iibrun9 BON 6rau Yuul OtObr
bcnmadit pen 0tarid nad gSalbiugs
ton antrctcn MIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18
Ter 9ls0rhiit 0pIii.

2onSor. 16. glpril.-Icr geftcrn
9lbcnO oerbuT Ttete 9lnardilt 6ranccsco
FOltl wurSc hcutc i'm 8optraBcns Ro<
li;eiscridte Ocm Neutrality-suspicious.
Oor9cfiibrt, Dor wclbem Foli3eI> 5nipcfs
tor Wteloille bic formsIlc NnfIage 9e9cn
ben &erbaitetcn erbOb, 6aB oericlbc I'M
9lu9enblif iciner &crbaftun9 an Der
Sarriustonz9fOao eme Sombc bel 1ib
9etrugen babe. YOlti wurOe bic AM
2Seiters5 ms @eiGn9niB 3urif 9ei6ift.
9SIc e5 beiBt, mar BOlti Elm tntlmcr
6reunb 8ouroin's, oe8 2lnardiiten, Der
I'M vGjreeuwidsFar 6urb Die GrplOs
lioH elmer in ieiner eigenen Saidc pcr>
borgencn 8Ombc um'S 2eben FAM. Sdnz
gere Belt beObudtete sic YOli5et oa8
Gbun unO Sreiben BOLTS. Sic ieetc
audi ein 6rau,u;immer aui ieiue Spur,
bod and bieies mar uidt I'M StanSe,
weitere8 SeweiSmuteriul ge9cn Semen
berbci Su idafien, ais buB Oerielbe i'm
8cIis 3ablrciber SrOidircn anarAiltis
i6cn 5nbalt5 wGre.
Die Yoli3ei bOfit nit 0Hlfe Ser in
Eo(tt's QGobnung beldlaguabmteH
Sd)riiten 9totilen uno 8rieic ben gtitz
oerI6mUrcncn 0es y Sabre altsn 0Dz
nanlitcridS auf Die Spur 5u tommcu.
2lm Samltag pcrlieB YOlti icine biss
bcri9e MObnung III Der Mnrnerltra9e,
uno iieoclte nat cinem unceren Oaule
in berielben StraBe iibcr, mas 3ur 6OIge
bate, baB Die gSadIamtett Der gebelms
Oicnltbcamtcu lib perOoppelte. 0cute
Otor9cn mur0c bcnerft, mtc CT nit
eincm ucrbGdllig ausicbenOen Pnfct uns
ter ocm 9lrm Oas Sau5 uerlicB. Ge@
bcimpoli5ilten faBtcn ibn BON bnten
uuO rliieu i'm 5u SOOcu, 5ugletd bas
Yafct untcr isinem 9lrmc in SiAerbcit
briugcnO. EOltt wurOc nad Der SOms
StroBensYOli; itatiOn tranSprtlrt unO
BORT and oaS Badct auf icincu Subalt
bin untcriuAt. Den 5nbalt bilocte
cine icben .3Oa langc uuO Iitui 5ou
brclte 8Onlbc mt elmer Sd)raube an
iebem Guoc. Der GebeimOicnit Sn>
ipettOr Otelpiue nabm 0aruuf bin, per-
i0nli6 cine 9urhiudJung Ser NObnun9
8Olti'S DOR unO iauO in Oerieltcn 6las
i6sn nit Salpeteriaurc unO tIiiiiigcr
8Ottoi6c, iowie Oaerlei lltcniiIicn Snr
6abrifotion pon Somben. FoltI waro
porlauIig in Suft bcbuItcn nnO bic
8Ombe bem itdOtiidcn 2abOratorium
CUR lriifung ibrcs Snbalt8 iibergcbcn.
G5 mirO nun audi betannl, ooB Die
POii;ci pom %OnoOn Dor 5wei 9SOdcn
gcwarut wuroc, Dor etnem SOmbens
2tteutate auI Der 9ut ju ieun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18
UurOpdiGC6e Jtn6e(6erlC6tC
Scr autron,I,r be,pmu,t sesn6.


Berlin, II. 9lpril. = DIE politiz
i6en Geiinuuu95geuONcn un0 perlOnz
lidcn Serebrer Oe8 5SIritcu gi8mord,
iumeit iie I'M 9teid5ta9c iiecu, babcn bic
Soee un9ere9t, uo6 Dem SdluB ser
Sibur9 uno Dor Ser Seinrciic Ocm 2llt'
fanSler in SSrieori18rub etnCn Selud
ab5uitatten. 9ieic SOet lit NIT @ntbuz
iiasmu8 auf9cnommcu pOrOcn, unO ba
audi bte 9leidgciinntcn pom sb9corOs
netenbauie sur SbclInabmc al Der Be
iuhafubrt auIgeiOr0ert uerbeu lOllcn. 10
itsbt 3u erwurtcn, baB Ote gcmelulame
Sprietour 5u Stanbe fOmmen miro.
Cine nsue Heias:sInIeihr.-
8ertin, II. glpril. l.-0ie balboiiz
Sielle NOrOocutihe 2lugcnl,iue s3citung"
eiebt Dem bercit5 Oc5 Seftercn nuigcs
taudlten @eriiht BON elmer bcabUd)tietcn
5ctd5z z9lnleiBe ieitere 0eltaltun9. Sic
nlelOct beute, OaB III wcnigen Sa9cn
cine 3sproSentiQe 9icids ,2lnleibe in Scr
SObe BON 16O,OOO,OOO Mtarf aUfQclest
meroen mitroe.
Berlin, II. 2lpril. - @incr aus
&nrlsrube bier eingetrOfienen Scpcide
sufolge serietb sort Der stud. iur. 9tos
Origue5 Elm Sobn OeS GraliOcuteu BON
Gotta silica, nit einem anOereu Stuoenz
ten, 9famens Mutbes, in Streit, III
beiIen Serlauf Ser iun9e 9toorique;
plOslid elm 0tcher er9uiI unO ieinem
@csner einen -lebensgef6brli6en Stidl
bcitrudte. Der OteierbelO wurbe 10.
fort in t0uft 9enOnlmen.
Srantreia, hat elm SeHait.
2onoou, II. apriI. - gSie ser
rGimeS" aus YariS tclegrapbirt piro,
lit Der Subgcteutwurf fir 1895 icet
betannt gegebsn woroen. Oericlbc mciit,
na1 9lbrednuns bc5 0urA oic GOnpcr-
iion ser 6enten er;ieIten Yctraqss,
immer nod ein 0eii;it III S6b. pOn
S3,O0O,OOO 6rancS ouf. .3ur 0sfung
oeiIelbsn iin0 cine Jeiorm Der @ebduOcz
Itcuer, iowie pcri6eOene GrIparniiie,
6arunter cine 8eidrdnfung Der iiir Die
giicnbabncn gu leiitcnoen a3In8garanz
item, in lusii9t genOmmen. Der
iona9 perbleibenbs lleberldub 1T auf
514, 900 6rancS ocrauItlagt.
gpItis Sombe.
2onbon, II. 2lpriI. - 0faisn6i,
Der 9tesierun9s.> Gadueritanoige iar
GrploiiptOfie, hat Die SOnIbe, wcl6e
ser seltern uerbaftete 2lHurt)iit 6ran>
ccsco 8Olti nit iid iHbrte, genau unterz
iuht nnb unumwunbeu ertlGrt, oa6
bieielbe nit 9fIdiidJt auf cine balo
beabfidtigte, semalti9e GrploiiOn anges
fcrti9t uorben mare.
Inter cen in Der @Obnun9 8olti's
scfunbenen Yapieren befanOen lid Gos
pie'n bon 9luftrdsen fir SOmben eben
iOlder 4rt ME ble, weldc man in Der
Salde 8oIti'8 fanO. &sitcre NadfOrs
fd)unaen ergaben, oa6 oicie 9luftrdge
einem Wal6iniitcu, Jiamens Oliaer,
iberscben MOI ben waren, iuelhsr bersits
mehrere Der Siilien iertin oeitslIt hnttf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18
O2hreau Oes staOt.ResinratOrS.

. q J.. UIUI6 7.
3ie Gommiidre fir ben Surtbmb Der SuaBen in
Der Staot Baltimore habeH einen pollidHbl9eI uEo
perbeiierteR 8erit uber bi. l9erther oGunsSeuerH,
Sntihdoi9ungeH uHo gus9abeH iIr bic Gonosmnrln9
Ino SUrnbrctunq Der 5UT outH= = IraHe. BON GaIz
houHzStrase his iSutoHzNpenue. in @jerdBbelt Der
SeroronuH9 gtr. 176, pom Napor IND Stabtrath Don
Baltimore am D. Nial 1893 gcnermi9t, ousseierz
tlst unp bel mir biHterlcat
Is fplro hlermIt betoHHt eculndt, eGg bic Bidder
uno YIGHe beiaqter NnrOptuUrai;e i'm Siireau ocs
eaeu beibcH ir bic rifuHs aqer babel betbelIieten
G,rouen, pdbrcno usder Seit ee9en Die Gntiteieuna
Der SouniiiGre in irscnb cinem 9eritte, ptltes es
rittsbareit oGrlber bat, appeairt peroen fam.
Sobu ~. Robb,
(7S,SI,9O6) GtaotzTealitroto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18
Ticara9ua.

lfuno9uo, Die, IL. 2lpril.-@
iiOcnt .3cluDa bat id pom 0iinlitcr 90
ne; lOa9cia9t, unO anitutt Der fritbcren
bitcn 6reuuDIdait 3plihcn ben bciOen
Staat8mGnucrn, beitcbt beute cine BIT
terc 6einOibaft. GOmej tat iein &Orz
tefOliO nieOcr9clcQt, cbtnio icin 8rnocr,
Der General EOitueiitcr, an bsncn
StcQe Or. SroobpOttc crnonnt ionrOe,
0ier uerlautet, baB Der biSbertsc @es
ianOtc an Die Scr. Sta0tcn, Scn. @uj@
man, oenuGt)lt abbcruisn lu:r0en oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18

g hi i.-BriuatmGdter 50.
8. 5Obnion fauO cinen gteger, 9tamsns
NioribaQ Gee, fd in Ser 9tGbe iciue5
Q9ndtQebicte6 all Der Gfc BON 5entin5s
aQcD unO Wlc0tehenItruBe gcitsrn gtadt
furs ua6 II llbr in peroddtigcr lEeiie
berumSuOriftn. 2lui 2lnreOe Seiten8
be8 Na6tcrs nubm Ser g}eger 9tclBuu5
uuO licf Die 5entinss2lQcD Binob, mo-
raui INN Sobuion orci Shiiiie naf)s
ianOte, Ocrcn clncr icin .3iel nidlt Uerz
ieblte.
Quielbe ging ibm in ba8 8cin, Ourdls
bobrtc oa5 6lcilt uuo Die Sugel nabm
an Ser poroercn Scilc OcS 8eine8 ipicOcr
ibren 2Iusgung. 9ur6 Die S9Hiic
muroe Die YOl3ci All imerfiam gemu6t,
weldc Ocn fliidtigcn uuO OcrwunOc.cn
g}eger im Yatrolwagen Oes nOrOweitz
liAcn 0iitritt5 uah Dem - 0tarpldnOcr
lluiuerfitGt8 0Oipital," Den Sdiiecn
aber na6 ocn StatiOnsbauie bradte,
moielbit er encm GcrbOr fiir Beutc ents
9c9en iicbt. Die &erpunOung Oe8 9tes
gers iOll iibri9en8 uugcfabrlid iein.
YcrioualuottS. - Sri. emma
0ambmaun. cine tHdtige 2lltiitin uuO
SoloiGn9erin Oc8 GbOrc5 Der Sotbes
Oralc, bat ON SOuutag in Dem !0OdI>
ante 0a5 y 2Iue Ntaria" BON Sweu gcs
iunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-18
Ghreau pes stastzRtaiitratprs,

Va It NJ 0rt, Den 81. UiarS 1874.
Die @ommifdre iIr Den SUrhbrudb Der StraSen in
Ser Staot Baltimore baben eiHen uolitdHoiasH uno
oerbellerlen Scrldt ber Die gSertberhoGungs ssueIn,
gnti6doigunaeH uHo 4us9aben iur bic SoHoemHiruH9
uEo Sur6breduRs Der SrucesAucp, pon Der Satcr=
Strage his Sur yiorthz2 2ptRue, IN GcmdBhslt Der
SeroroEuns 9ir. 81, pom liaporHno Stuotrdtb BON
Baltimore an %. Nal 1898 9enebmIst GIsgez
terti9t uno bel mir binterlcat.
Us luiro biermit befaHnt sematt, oas bic Bidder
uHo Eldne Der bciGateH Stue z9tuen i'm Bureau
oe5 Staot-3leaiitrators oreiBia Sa8e lang heute
GH Ieacn beibeH ir bic BriiuR9 oLer babel betbeiz
i9ten l5crionen, pdbreHb peIder Seitge9en Die SHtz
ihelouns Der @ommiiidre in irqeEo einem Seridbte,
nehe5 9eridtsbarelt oariber hat, Gppelllrt meroeH
taHn- Spbu II. &pbb,
S,S4,90,6) StaoIzJiesiitrator.
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Sermi1Ote telearapbtfa,c 9eper6en.

- 9ur6 sic GrpluTOn eincS 0ampfs
feiicl8 in 8reece'5 SGgemiible iu Suinz
bridge, SbiO, luur0en gcitcrn grant
8rsece uuo Scr Oaidlniit Vi. Mentbcr'
bp getOOtet unO bier glrbeltcr ldwcr Der@
lebt.
- 9n YrOOf(pn, gt.sD, bat 9eitern
Ser 39zi6bri9e @ater &enablc, Elm SObn
bes @ommo0ores SbOnaS !. &cnablc
ron Der 8un0eSf flOtte, aus unbetanntcn
@run0cn Sclbitmoro begangen.
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~ Dc

Baltimore, ben ! 8. glpriI SOD.
WcrfeaeItc EoroerMues=eluGcbote iuerosH in
otelem SIredu bis Srsiiag, ben 27. gpril 1894,
gltfaas IL ubr, 5ur Orr tuna oCS SpriFcnz
hnnies Nr. ~, an Der Suboft=Sde Der gtoroz
NpeHpe uHo Sonoitrage ocs9leidltcH Sur Gr' ldlz
tana oee ssafen- nno SeItersSau'es Ir. 10. an
SaIapettez apcnuc, neitIif BON Striierrdfe, gemlB
oen Bldncn unb SpeSiifationen, meIdbe in oicitm
Sureau td9Iid pon nbr Sormltta9s his ulr 9iadz
uttagS eEseebeH ueroeH toHEen, ,eRtgelen ecHommcn.
0as Hedlt sur SerDsrnr9 ir9cno elHe5 ODER 0ler
AH9etote 6lciot porpehaltcn.
Die An9ebote .ueroeH IN oes giapOrs amtsitube
tnr oben 9eEaErer StuHbe seoffnet, IHo iiEo S;ttr
slEstlaoen, Su srid1.inen.
(92,9J 6S,b5uSc9Suip,ttor.
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3n ieOer Sccne wuBtc er ieincr 9(OlIe
cine bumortitii6 wwtcnOe Selte ab3u>
stluiuneu, icoe At.iOn, jeber SelibtS>
auS6rud mar Der 9iOuc augemcllen; baz
bel perbiuoet er nit treiilibem Spiel
pOrsUglid)e Slimmmtttel, 10 OaB Der
linn gclpenoete 2lpplau8 Elm mObl pcrz
0lentcr mar.
Die 9foue bc3 ,G;arcn" lag in 6dus
beu Oe8 bctaEutcn Yoritouilteu 0rn.
Stcpbon Steinmiucr. Scu Splel
mar uOrneBnl, legcr unO burd ieinc
peide mOOuIatiouaf06lgc Gimme rip
CT Die 2luweienocn ju itiirmIidem 9(ps
plans, uamentlid MT Dem ltctS germ 9es
bOrtcn 2ieOe Cont ipisIt' ld NH Sccpz
ter unO &roncn" bin.
Sri. SOpbje Yiul; BON 9telu-:yOrf,
bic al5 SGn9crin in europa uuO III
2lmerifa ihmsi9clbafte GrfOlse erruuz
gen unO fiir Die rOietrOpOlItan'Spernz
WcieQidait" ais lltit9lico 9cwOnncu
lit, crfrtutc alS y rDiarte." 9Br rciner,
wobuingcnosr SOpran ent;Ifte auf
0aS Bette in ser 2lrlt Die GiTcrlUdt lit
cine Ela9e," IOpic III Oem pSrautIieO"
beS ;wcltcn un0 Dem Ouctt oc8 leetCn
2lfte8.
Die Dame beluie5 i6 ais cine 9ez
wonotc SHnltlerIn, iic lan9 IdItd)t uno
uugetiiulttIt Uno geraOe ocabalb b01lt
eiiettuO4, 10 OaB lie cine rsdt llebenSs
piirOisc, 9ra;iOie Wtarie mar. Der
reihe 2lppIou5 mar cine wOblueroIente
2Inertcnuung.
@ine wudcrc yciltung mar au6 bic
ienigc bc5 Orn. y. &rctcl ais Pctcr
Swanow. Slc mar wobl our9Oadt
unO tunitpOQ III idauipielcriiber iOs
wObl, ME geiaugli6er Seiiebuug.
2lu1 bic ,Giltme 8rOwn" Oe8 6rl8.
&atie 8Oriid tOnnte uad icOcr 9(id>
tung bin bcirtepigen; o0s Spiel Der
iun9en Dame, wclhe gcitcrn Oebiitirtc,
mar rcdt lebeuOia unO i'll 9eianglidcr
Yc3iebung wurbe lie ibrcr 9luf9abe aud
III uuerTcnnenswertber QSeilc gercdt.
0r. 81. Bitter ais ,2lOmirul &eiOrt,
Sr. .. SdmInfe ais ,gOrb Sgnoz
ham" un0 0r. Sbeusrmann ais 4tarz
Quis uon @balsuuneui" trug:n ba8 9bs
rl9e cbcnIaus OaSu bel, oen GrfOl9 Der
YOrlteuung ;u iiQern. 0a5 uOu tbncn
nit Den 0O. StelHmIQcr, Stelnmann
uuO &rcttl gelungcnc Scrtett i'll 5pcts
ten lttc mar cine 0Iun5nunImec Der
Sper.
Der GbOr mar, tpic bercitS bcuertt,
9ut gci6ult uuo iider uuo Ocrosnte
ale 2lncrfennung, mle nlAt mInOer Die
iait Ourd9duslg Teine uno CUTE Scglciz
tung ce6 Srcbeiters, Oa8 Die mnlItallz
idenShOubc ubciten ser Sper Su p0fcnOcr
lSirtiamtcit 3u 9eltaltcn wuBte. .3eitz
melliq mar bel oeu SOlopOrtrGgen Die
Gutfoltung Ger SrdeiternIittcl etmaS 5u
wuhtig.
9ddt Oersciieu OIrien mir abcr oeS
0rn. 5uliu8 S6miOt pom n0cut,
ihcu Gbcotcr" in YbilaOclpbia, >uclder
sic 9fe9ic Ser Sper iibernumncu uno
3u Dem 9Iattcn Obue StOrung pot lih
gcbcnoen 8crlauic Der YOrltcIuug me-
leutli9 bcigctragen. Gr muroe babel
uon prn. s. 9letf auf bo8 8eite untcrz
ltiiet.
Si6crlid bnri Min Oem rgultimOrer
2icoerfran3" III Dem Griolgc, ben er
9eitern 2(bcnO crrunsen, Slid wiinidcn,
uuO es miro nidt au8blcibeu tOuuen,
OuB aud Die mOrgige 2StcOerbolung Der
Spsr tenn Sercin nldJt nur matcrlelIen
GriOlg, ionOcru, mas iiir nn8 rucnigz
items widtigcr lit, cincn weitcrcn fiinltz
lcrliden Griolg cr;iclt.
0as Yublifum ioDte oaber nidt Ucrz
ieblcu, Der SOrltellun9 eincn Sciuf abz
juitattcn.
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SIS Tarb

StsEitaa ben 17. apriI l4I2 u6r gormittags, Srnit
Z. Rnabe i'm GIter BON 81 SQbren Sic Seer
otauna fHcet moreeu, SonEerita9, III llbr Sorz
a,,lua9S pom Der leeten gHo6nuH9 fea 8erforbeHeH,
ger. SEQ, sSeft=esiooieitras aus iatt. Sel=
leshn9 oNl Der YOU oou:V 4 RIG emeteyh." (93-4)