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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRhVELLERS.
J. sEAvER PAGE TO co TO CARLsBAD-soME WHO
ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY

J. sEAvER PAGE TO GO TO cARLsBAD-soME WHO
ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY
Among the passengers who will sail the
steamship Lain to-day for Bremen is J. Seaver
Page OF the frm OF F. w. Devoe Co. Mr.. Pages
health has been somewhat impaired by his arduous
devotion to business and his physician has ad-
yiset him to take the treatment Carlsbad Mr..
Page expects TO return TO New-York In about
ninety days He has long DIST OF warmly attached
friends on both sides OF the Atlantic. who join
heartily in wishing him a delightful voyage. an
agreeable and enjoyable stay at Carlsbad and a
complete restoration OF his health. Among the
other passengers who will sail to-day the Lain
are Mr. and Mrs James W. Randel George A.
Plummer Richard u. Johnston Mrs. g. f. Cutter
Mrs. Alice Russell Rowland. DR.. and Mrs. John A.
Ouchterlony. Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Moller Mr.
and Mrs. Herman c. Schwab, Mr.. and Mrs: a.
Furmans DR.. II. Il. Chandler, Colonel William
Mayer Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palen and Mr.. and
Among the passengers arriving by the steamer
KaAsar Wilhelm III. from Bremen. yesterday were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THEY DIDN'T FIND EUGENE G. BLACK
FOR6

THEY DIDN'T FIND EUGENE G. BLACK
FORD
NO TRUTH IN THE REPORT THAT SENATOR
REYNOLDS HAS ABANIoNED HIS SUIT FOR
sIooooo DAMAGES AGAINST THE EX-
FISH COMMISSIONER.
Senator w. H. Reynolds. OF the lid District. and
his counsel Archibald c. Shensone OF NO. III
broadway. were wrathful yesterday over report
which was industriously circulated In the twenty
third Ward that the Senator's suit TOT Sloo'vO'
damages against ex-Fsh Commissioner Eugene '"
Blackford had been or was about 10 De- "i'"ui a"''
II NAV be remembered that on April - MT black
ford sent the following telegram TO Senator Key
no,ds at Albany while the fate OF measure dear
10 The heart of Mr. Blackfofd and his nelshoors was
hanging in the balance ITO hon. Nhhaii H. ny
nolds Senate. Albany: Are YOU buncoihs me on AZ
lantic Avenue Railroad bin? There seems 10 oe
nothing in the way OF passage except want OF ac-
,,o, on vour mart Your district will hold you re-
snonsible for its fate. Eugene G. Blackford.
This angered Senator Reynolds and ms IrlehiS
Mr. Blackford refused 10 apologize 10 the 0e""''
and on May a summons and complaint "eie 10
sued which marked the beginning OF a SUIT lot
100000 damages -,
when The Tribune reporter Senator Rey-
noIds AT his real estate office. Fulton and CLINTON
SIS Yesterday, he was much annoyed 'hd' any -
port rejecting on his good intentions WAS ou.
"There is not a word of truth in IT, That sun VIII
be pushed Just as fast as the ID" WIN any,
no eco and see my lawyer" Archibald C. Sheh-
stone of No III Broadway, Mr.. Reynolds law
YER said 10 the reporter: The shoe is on the o'her
foot 1t is a fact that every day Tor the lhS' wv
weeks or more we have sent messenger 10 ''io
Bedford Rank of which Mr.. Blackford Is preSl-
dent. or his place of business in Fulton Market
New-York with a copy Of the summons ana com
plaint and we have been unable to ind him. We
were told yesterday that Mr.. Blackboard was AT
Mlbrook ~ Y. a small hamlet somewhere III
Dutcbess County and that he would be back Tues
dav morning. II he isn't back tomorrow morn
ing we shall send a TO Millbrook 70 serve MN
with a notice of the suit. The SUIT VIII DC pusii1
promptly and If Judge Gaynor Is correctly repotleu
II will be reached on the calendar by about Oc'o-
Der L. - -. pos,ord
A Tribune reporter who called at the Bedlora
Bank was told that Mr. Blackord was eNpe'ITe c
home this morning. Mr. Backfords friends uc-
clare that Senator REYNOLDS will never get back TO
the Senate after his term ends, If they can pre-
It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
HENRY NEwMAN & co.'s ACCOUNTS.

4 DENIAL THAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "E"H
MADE TO ENGLISH CREDITORS
The limitations that Henry Newman CO.. tall
ore s,Inplies ETC. at Nos CPS and G5o Broadway
who assigned without preference. on April - hah
misrepresented their condition TO their foreign 're
tors was specincall. denied by the assignee
Nathaniel Myers Of the law firm Of Myers *
Anable No = Wall-st. yesterday. MI Myers was
found by Tribune reporter at the firms store
superintending the work OF preparing schedules
which is being carried on by large force or &C
countants In the course Of a detailed statement
Mr.. Meyers said:
"The English creditors did not send repre-
sentatives here on account Of unfavorabie reports
concerning the firm Nj Newman requested them
by cable TO send committee authorized TO IN
ves,igate the firms affairs \ committee Of four
was selected two Of whom now here with
an expert accountant, who has already begun his
examination The others Will arrive on the Teu-
tonic on Wednesday. The two who arc here have
told me that the English creditors have the highest
confidence IN the integrity Of the firm and the
keenest sympathy with It's members.
when the schedules are filed the assignee VIII
begin to dispose Of the goods to the best ad-
vantage for the creditors The schedules Will show
that the stock on hand amounts to about &o0@
at cost. The foreign liabilities are to my best be
lief over $4,000. and the domestic about $l,VJ~J'
due to banks and individuals.
Mr. Newman transferred $2@'Vp in persona. as
20 Edward A. Price, OF l'utterlird a. 90 %
nel William L. Strong. president Of the Central Ma
tlonal Bank. and James g. Cannon, vice-president
Of the Fourth National az trustees for ne ben ht
Of the creditors II was represented last September
that the firm had a nominal surplus Of $4,000.
which Included the ieasehold OF It's store. amount
ing to $4,000 and which has ten 10 run, with a
privilege Of two renewals for twenty-onc yours oacn
and which had been mOrtgagcd 10 an Eng.ish cied-
itor for $lC5 900, known to al the oiher
creditors. In the last three weeks have r'cclvei
over 10000 In addition TO $4,000 which was turned
over by the firm when II assigned. OF course J
cannot say whether Newman GO. VIII resume
l tb trn G.pCu1 entirely
action OF the creditors after the schedules are NE !:
which expect will be on or before next Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
Jersey CITY.

Bernhard Altenberger the murderer OF Katie
Rupp was taken from the city prison Of Jersey
City yesterday and lodged in the Hudson County
jail. AS Judge Lppincott was in Trenton Alien
berger not arragned. but was taken directly
10 cell No Q This cell formerly occupied at
different times by Kankowsk Disque and
Ebert, who were all hanged in the jail. Alien
berger had several callers In the afternoon. but
the only person allowed to see him was the Rev;
f. A. Meury. pastor of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Theodore Runyon. United states Am6assaaor at
V,hitenouse secretary Of the American Embassy
At Rome; Louis Bede Grant. United states N Iof
@',nsui AT cairo. -. ~. lngraham, Walter Dec.
Poutney and John Wortnington. United States
Consul AT Malta. -, ,,.,- , -,
Among the passengers arriving on the Guion Line
steamer Arizona from Liverpool, were NJ; henson
Franz Breens 4. Carlson. VI; Ernest Gustatson'
I I Huber r. p Halstead, Ernst Hawdon. W. j:
Coleman. Carl Carlson Hugo GottscheIck Ernest est
Wiiar n " Needham Hans Larsen, c. A. Lind
beg John as9n Audrey Muller DHyId H Mayer'
! sabine j. II. Stocker. John Sextnn Wilhelm
richter John y. Socker. George Scharman ana
Tohn Sturgeg.
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NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The Appointments by Mayor Lebkuecher under
the new laws were unoflcially announced yes'ef-
day. Chandler W. Rker will be Corporation Oou"-
sci. with Philip W. Cross and John O. II. Pltney as
his assistants Wilbur \. Mott and Paul W. Rouer
will be Police Justices. The new Board OF WORKS
will probably be Messrs Harrison Van Duyne frel-
erick W. Kuhn. Abraham Jeroimon' James N,
Ivemlng and David T Campbell Tie Board OF
Works bill which was vetoed by the Governor VIII
be passed over his veto by the Legislature THIS
week. Sheriff Leh5ach formally to'k charge OF the
County jail Yesterday under the new law. ne tell-
norari.v appointed Warden McNOnag.e as warden,
and decided upon dispensing with six deputy war
dens.
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To- Nc ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-Nicholas Halnger. a farm hand.
employed by David Bayliss. farmer Of South
Jamaica, committed suicide early yesterday morn
ing by hanging himself in the barn on the farm.
He had made fast a rope 10 his neck and secured
the other end to a projecting arm over the manager
An examination OF the contents Of the dead man 5
pockets showed that Hallinger held commission
Of captain in the Austrian Army. The commission
said that he was born in 1854. Mr.. Bayliss said
that he engaged the at Castle Garden about
q week ago. He knew nothing Of the mans family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
AN OLD INSURANCE COMPANY TO RETIRE

The trustees of the New-York Mutual Insurance
Company whose Offices at No. 81 William-st..
made an application yesterday to the Supreme
Court for a voluntary dissolution OF the corpora
ton and the order TO show cause was fixed Tor
September 4. The company decided TO go out OF
business last June. and has not made any new
insurance since. and so per cent has been paid to
stockholders on their capital stock. The company
was Of the Oldest in the city, having been
chartered in 1898. and rechartered In 1851 II did
principally a marine insurance business The capt.
tai stock Is $4,000 held by people In this city.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia Boston, New Bedford,
New-London. Newport, Bristol New-Haven and
Baltimore. The principal assets OF the company
are cash $67.47O and stock OF various companies,
estimated value. sl15.s5 There is due to about $50
holders OF scrip 1885,. which Interest has
accrued to the amount OF $l72l6. making total
OF S3G77 There is also due dividends 81, 3iS, and
there are policies outstanding for 3lAG.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
A JOCKEY HELD FOR ,.

A JOCKEY HELD ron FELONTOTS ASA TLT.
Richard Harris OF 30 400 Seventh-avc.. Jockey.
was arralgncd before Justice Ryan IN the jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. and charged by
John W Mitchell with fc,onous assault He was
held for examination next Monday. In 81 900 bonds.
which were furnished by Aldermen Smith. The two
men had dispute over "A week ago AT the rooms OF
the Parquito club. which resulted IN "A fight Mitch
ell SAYS that Harris struck him the head with
a heavy cane. innicting dangerous scalp wounds.
Mitchell. when he appeared In court yesterday. was
in "A terrible condition. He tainted twice on his
way 20 the bench. 1t for this reason that the
case was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
RrrXIov OF sd xrr.roRK roLrxrhERN

The thlr,y-thrd annual reunion Of the veterans
Of the sd Ncw-Yofk Volunteers was Celebrated las,
evening in the Grand opera IIOu~" Building. am
many OF the veterans AMI tnelr wives anI daugh-
ttrs attended. The sd Ncw-York Volunteers .rv"l
In twenty-n!nc battles % ,he Civl War and Il was
IN the ih!ctcst ~ the fight At GetysbIg only one
third OF the original force Of l.hp now remain.
The Misses Mck'on. Kenny and Quigi"y sang ana
y. D. II. Bibcock. past COMMANDER OF re" Ios..
g. \. r.. delivered the 0raiion Of he evening. Cap
tain James Ross presided. ami there were present
l. Tcnney. David McMungle. James Hyde, Lieu.
tenant william Palmer Thomas Jerman and Dav
Crotty dinner 20 commemorate the thrtN-thir
anniversary OF The muster into the Army was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
INTERCOLLEGIATE Senators Edmund OConnor,
George W. Robertson ana c. W. Pound. MURRAY
HILL1-Senator Charles T. Saxton. OF clyde. y. y
and Senator Amasa J. Parker, OF Albany. VEN
DOME-Mme Jane Hading WALDORF-Judge
John Clinton Gray. Of the New-York Court OF Ap-
peals WINDSOR-Ashey Pond, Of Detroit and
Richard Stapley, OF London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

FIRE QUICKLY PUT orr ~ THE NORMANDTE
Some OF the guests In the Hotel Normandie be-
came greatly frightened at $50 o'clock last night
when they that the corridors partially
filled with smoke. 1t quickly discovered that
the fire in one OF the chimneys. and the ex-
element was quickly allaycd. The hotel people
with the assistance OF two policemen. put out the
fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

An extraordinary collection of
Odd Lots of Ladies' Jackets, Capes,
Coats, ClOaks, Wraps, listers,
Dusters-the accumulation OF past
seasOns-will be placed on sale,
to-day, Tuesday, May 22d, on our
Second Floor, at extremely low
prices.
Large numbers of these are
marked ST, So, So, 81 each; and
the average is below $40 per piece.
In most cases there are no duplI-
Gates.
To those who know how to utilize
such garments, we believe this
offering is unprecedented.
JAMES McCREERY & co,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

Weather's all askew; not a worn
shall you hear about straw hats TO-DAY
though we have 'em.
Your undcrclOthes shirts, unde,.
shirts, drawers-do. they fit! We've
found another man we Can't fit in nm.
derwear. Really, it's discouraglng
When we started ont we expected n
fit everybody under the sun; and now
we've been at it only year, and haya
gone wrong three times to our certain
knowledge.
Never mind--it's a success on tbs
whole; come Try it and your money
back if you want it.
ROGERS, PEET & Co
THREE { Prince.
eTORFS 2od ST
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE HI@mANAC
Sunrise 437 Sunset 7:iG Moon rises o2s Moons l6
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A. M-sandy Hook Gov Island $40 He'll Gate II ~
p M-Sandy Hook 0;30Gov Island 0:37 Hell Gate IL 80
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INCOMING STEdMHRS.
THURSDAY. MAY %.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel. Line. For Mails close. Vessel sails
Lain. N o Lloyd. Bremen. 800 a 300 a n
Algonquin. Clyde Jacksonville. ........ 800
Tallahassee. Savannah Savannah ....... 800 n
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NeW=YOrk

IS one OF the States included IN Part V OF Tbs
Tribune edition OF Indexoa Atlas OF the Wor.a
fust ready AS Illustrating the completeness ana
accuracy u this new and va.uaoe w. y w '''
say regarding the treatment OF New On,
The map Of the state j. -lN-N 1!Iehes 1n sss,
tho scale being thirteen T : @ the ihch ha'usa,
scale lS2S6S0 IL rs printe; u s'N co'o ..s a.,
there are laid down on Il. WIN apso uIe dS'SS'!,
the boundaries Of sixty counties tle ol'' .,,s
one hundred lakes the courses ol rivers VIZ" a
uni,ed length OF 200 miles. railways WIN .
mileage II over 600 miles. By actuai cou,. NV
total number of names 81 towns, rivers, On;
etc on this map is i.46@ All recen, r ah9as
construction IS shown. including tne LsI VS..
valley extension TO Bu~ao. the AfironaaSs nv
OF the New-York Centra- IN" Midd.eseA 'A''''
line and numerous smaller eNtensioih,s man
New-York City is shown ty ou0le-page nan
oix2s inches in size The new parks IN me as
nexed district. the latest extensions OF sur.s..
and elevated railroad lines, and all otner chanss,
10 date being correctly represented Al ~
man shows the lower part OF Manhattan lsans
on an enlarged scale. The map OF BFooh.yn 49,
occupies double page. showing me en."s 81 ~, y
and much adjacent territory. lncluiiHs o.. =,
Flatbush on a large scale. Inc Cn1.s. a
names OF streets and avenues. the extehslon. -
surface and elevated railroads ana me "1 ~.
front improvements are fully representa- ,r,nirs
falo third in size OF the cities Oh no, u inrbe,
State. is shown by fdll-page map 4fA-l '"''''
IN size. os ioc,,sS
gives number OF square miles ana popsS 9ives
AZ
population Of its 400 cities and posloh.Oss "a.
reported by the census u 1890. names anu Ia.
Gates It's "a rivers "a creeks ia lakes anu ~,
90 mountains and 10 islands. THIS Iesuy s,a
erence index has never before been printed, s as
viii prove L great time-saver In USING 'H'''
new maps -. ,non,
There are e4s9 words Ct letter press . sos
New-York The historian part or me sAs ar.,
begins with the voyages Of Hudson ana lne ~ .hs
settlements o. the Dutch and slmman,z 'H, "a
chief events In the history Of the state LOWE ~
the present da,e An interesting descrlptIOn
the physical geography Of the state srv and
mineral resources with illustrated sta'isuoS
This is followed by data regarding Us Is. l'rn nh.
featuring and commercial interests. lne ,sms
lie schools and colleges. the railway syst.s 81,
canals charitable penal and reformas9'rss and
tutions public buildings etc. are desct'OeS nao.
statistics given showing the growth OF p'V
ulatiOn. lamar IA
These facts illustrate the thorough nahn 10y
which New-York IS treated in this new VIZ VIZ >.
All other political divisions Of our own anu ,hsir
countries are given space IN proportion l " sand.
Importance as viewed from an American
point
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WEDNESDAY. MAY %.
THURSDAY. MAY %
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- MONDAY. MAY 81. 1884,



ARRIVED.
Steamer France (3r, Hadley London May B. with mdse
Steamer Arl6na oIr brooks Liverpool May T. With
mdsc 10 cabin and S3 ,,eerase - Pa az
steamer Nomadc d1p Clarke. Liverpool Nay H. %itn
Steamer @ Bond scathamPo1 May rl II Tii o
msse and passengers International rs CO. AHiNeu ~
QUARANTINE a ~ P@a,.-,.,, o,r, Brown Glasgow May
II Neville May r. WIN md'G ana Passs 81 10 NOS''
bs s,esmc Kaiser Wilhelm Il Ger sorme Genoa May
po.senecrs to 0clrchs Co. Arrived at the Bar at 2
steamer ny Ma'an11 2su May - wd 2ya%a Co. o.
Arrived the Bar at u y m o-,o,rs with md.e and
steamer louisiana Eager New-orleans VIII" "''' anu
FL N6r,e Hawthorn New-oreans. with md'e
s,name- CIV = san Antonio. Risk FernandiH,a . ana
nr1inswick win rnds~ and passengers to { II Mao'y
Asqaaa rI: }2ef:G9 lyis an" 60 Charleston"
ns5 RS ~ 6om lnS N s. '1
Bark Emanuel Dutch H i F",dr Wrsh Son ia.
fwenfv tons of gunpowder board. ana ah'h'red vi
S2% snay HOO iioos May a. $50 wind cast; moderate
CLEARED
Steamer san Domingo OBJ. Goroy. Barac'a-Mone'
steamer colombia. Henderson coon-s''m'ord Parry
" s,e,mtr laurie Gu Jones Gvepool-H Maitland
k ss,mor w,anote nakeman Richmond and Newport
steamer i@hn oGcr,. Helmcrs nromen VIA SOUTH
amr9n F.eer cy dr Barclay. Bristol England
's sGs ArT' EaH q Aberdeen dr Howard shue' $
,, Wn Mnrc cGCr Ensc Mouccn, ands-Gg;t Hey,
barn Mauna Lon ,d'ri. Graham cape Town. "'""
II Grossman y BIO Called
Steamer wyanoke. for Richmond and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Ebc gen yo9 Goo from f9 95E B Msg
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AnnouncemenA
Announc~men1
-zu:nbra." T.. & ". "Wau5unk."
y. IS. New Collars 4. W.

prown's Canphoratcd Saponaccous Dentfrice
f. an. l.., 10th powder the ~ fit fr pre'er'Ins TIE
tooth H~fr.-hluE and delicious - cents ID ar
HENRY A DANIELS VI. d..
WEST SyTH ST.
Of The system. Henlto Lrin,V OsstaA
tr.o,.ncy and StsrilitJ Hour = 10 ! 10
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SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these c.,
umns nIc recommended to the reader. 10
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable ana
business can be done by mail with the nd.
yertiscrs with perfect safety.
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Advertising rates low. Por estimates
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, 1894-05-07
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al 9eague" lit bis ieBt folgenbe
2l1oroerifher Qn9riff.

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elmer lbmeren Bunoe in ser linfen 8rult
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, 1894-05-07

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, 1894-05-07
Grfol0reider Rdubanfau.

Soc 2aplcr, Scr 8ruber bes Grz9l6erz
man Tranf QatuIer, welber ntcbt nur Ser
itGOtti6e 9luf6elpa6rer auer 9efunDenen
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SupeLen ab. Cine Spur Der 0taubgeiellen
iDuroe bis ieBt ntht g%efunoen.
, 1894-05-07

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, 1894-05-07
Bale 8du.

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ca9o'S unb @%incinnati'S blieb unenti6ie=
ben, oa beiOc Clubs ON @lbe Ser neunten
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, 1894-05-07

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items lautet elm @eriicbt.
, 1894-05-07
Die anOere Settle,
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ferti9en itd.

Die pairteroehiIfen i~treiFeu weiter mo britl=
gen $4,000 auf. = Die 2Ingeteaten in
pullman MAIDEN oer lebten Deriud. =
frau Potter Palmer mo 6eore Splitting.
, 1894-05-07

9ieie 6GmorrboiSen7S aIbe 1T garontirt,
jeben Sal gu beiIen o6er bas 0e1o tvirS
satraiGge8e6ett. Nnipeiiun9ell, pte man
6dmorrboiocu oerbiitet, altf ser etiquette
icbes 8eDGlterS. Wartet un6 lei5ct nicbt,
loroern bcauftraat Gltren 2lpOtbcfer, fte TO-
fort filr Sud 81 beiteuen. 8iro nadb Gn15
pfan9 bon $1.00 3ugei6idt.
8" nerfaufen bel alien 2lpotbefcrn.
12i1ta, Mo, mi, Il, baD
, 1894-05-07

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Bale By @rrpr3"-Gbica9Os, 2; @tucinuatts, 4. ySeft pn
9aeS"-Gbico9oS II; @iuctnuotis, 10. rTlrit SaIe
OH Balls" 9eder (), MlmOt Cl, 9un9oH. Srlpiu,
WtoB, .Smitb, Chamberlain, 9oD (l, Wtcgbee ~.
nStrud Ont"-3ablen (l Camp. GatDam ~ 6oaibaD,
WtnrpbD, Chamberlain. n3>po=9o,e @ttS"-8tttrebQe,
9nn9or, 6. @ou!p, Srlpiu, 9oaiOap Gl son. pSocrt=
fice 9its"-W. G. @amp, 0oD, &atbont, @9omberlQlu.
Stolen 9aie5"-0eder, 20uge, 9pD, &otbont. n0ouble
9loD" @ar1p unD 9eder. p9lt By @itDer" = 9eder,
Srlpt1t 1nO Mtos. uNtlO RltcDeS" @anp, 2; @baut=
berloin, l. llmptre"-Gmslte Sp~iel3ett-2;00.
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