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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Pnit kpELrHIA. Feh Hour weak; win.
ter sHprrtine, S-l2 10: winter extras, S9.9i4D
tsp Ne . winter family seifA2GS Pennsyl.
sstiia roller straight, s.N2d3lG; western win.
ter clear, f9.Ihh,i Whsat strong. higher with
nlsc bid and 6iH4c. asked ior EebruHry. Corn
dull firm, with 4.i Sc. hid and 42H Ir asked for
February, Oats quiet. steady, with 36c. bid
Aad ;ftec. asked for February. Reef steady;
srira mess, SsjO. Lard tirmcr; western steam,
SD Pork steady, new meas. sl3;j5tl4; ex.
tra prime Slazt 1860; FANNY. $h; short clear,
III jDIlbh. Butter sttsdy: western dairy,
igaal5u,i do. CREAMERY. 5tl%ic. do, factory,
is&lsg.; Elgins. 27r.; New York dairy, 100
Gc; do. creamery. HtIaog Pennsylvania
creamery prints, fancy, n: do choice, 2GiD
&c; do fair 10 good. 2IRsic prints i0bbing
htsadH!c. Lhces" steady; New York large,
igll14c; small, ini4Ll@isr part Skins, 40
lbr,i full skins, @fGii.r hees unsettled; ice
house, t2.HbJ,ti Jer rsst western fresh, 1854
Dl9c. per dozen; southern, ls5inc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. Among the new
postmastcrs appointed yesterday were the
following in New York state: Clark, Daniel
Stockwell North llarpcrsiicld, j, 4. Top
ping: North Huron, j. p. CHASE; Tanners
vile, Wichnel l.ackcy: Windham. T., NJ.
Cole; Camp Chase, &. y. White: New
Brighton James Il. Mulligan; White
Plains, Peter paulding Pennsylvania
Carralltown, Andrew Eckenrode, skip
pack, r, 4. kcclcr. Iclienoplr. Frederick
Zehucr Canonsburg, Sarah J. Pcriitte:
Eunmore, Frank Mcdonald; Montrosc,
Edison Warner; PuSsutawney, Charles A..
jerks. onnerticut-Nmgatuck F. +.
Driscoll. New Jersey Rosellc, john j..
Quinn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
FAVORING ARBITRATION
Carroll D, Wright to the Nations
Master Builders,
LABOR NOT A SOCIAL QUESTION.
Socialism IL Death to Industry, Says tho
Government Commissioner of Labor.
Employer and Employe Must Meot on
. High Moral Plane.

Government Commissioner of Labor.
. High Moral Plane.
Boston, Feb l5.-There WINS a large at
tendance of delegates and visitors at yes
tsrday afternoons session of the National
Master Builders association. After the
reading of a few resolutions, which were
referred TO committees, President Hersey
Introduced Hon. Carroll d. Wright, United
States commissioner of the department OF
labor, who addressed the convention on
"The relations of employer and workman"
In part he said that the reason so much
more importance was attached to the dis
cussion of the labor question today than
several years ago was that men were be-
ginning TO understand that the labor
question is "A psychological instead of
social question, Society cannot solve the
labor question. Socialism is death to in
dustry. Employer and employe must
meet on high moral plane, umfettered by
any socialstic idea
Compulsory arbitration, 50 called, means
Just what socialism does-dcath to indus
try. There is no logic in the scheme. lt
can only work harm. Strikes and lockouts,
when some of the Objectionable features
are stricken out, involve II strong ethical
principle which recognizes the freedom of
mems minds, but arbitration is a better
arthod. Cancellation is still better, while
little diplomacy often effects more than
any other method can.
A spirited discussion followed the ad-
drecs Of Mr.. Wright. 1t was on the form
Bf permanent arbitration drafted at the
convention Of the association held in New
il Eel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
A JUDGE ON TRIAL
Before a Committee Of the New
York State Senate.
WHY HE RESTRAINED THE CLERK.
He Felt at the Time That the Injunction
Was Perfectly Legal, but Afterward

Became Satisfied That He Had Made .
Mistake.
ALBANY, Feb 15.-County Judge Clute,
who issued the injunction against the clerk
Of the senate in the AlcCarty Wolfert mat
ter, was before the senate judiciary COM
mittee yesterday.
Senate Clerk Kenyon was first sworn
and read the minutes of the two days of
the deadlock and told of the service of the
injunction. The examination was une-
ventful except when Clerk Kenyon was
asked why he obeyed the injunction, and
he answered smiling: "Out of respect to
the judiciary" He testified that Leuten-
ant Governor Sheehan, the presiding officer
of the senate, was in the chair, but de
clned to net
Ex-senator McCarrep, counsel for Mr..
McCarty, testified that he had obtained
the injunction papers that he had served
on the clerk from Judge Isaac ii. May
nard, at Judge Clutes office.
Judge Clute was sworn and asked if he
had II voluntary statement to make. He
said:
81 simply desire to say that l made this
order in hurry, believing II all right.
revoked It when found il was not right.
took the word of Judge Maynard that
the papers showed a proper case. Judge
Maynard told me he thought had n right
to issue it, and | believed him because
knew him to bc brilliant lawyer and L
had argued cases in courts where he was u
judge"
When asked why he vacated the order
he said that he had sent for Judge May
nard and had told him that he had doubts
as to the orders Legitimacy, and unless he
could show him otherwise he would va
cate the order. Judge Maynard insisted
that the injunction was all right, but he
did not cite any authority, and SO the order
was vacated. Judge Maynard held right
along that the order was proper.
The committee then decided to continue
the hearing on Tuesday next, nt which
time ex-.Iudge Maynard will be put on he
stand.
Senator I.enox said after the session: ''lt
seems to be the plan of the counsel to let
Clutc and the others go and run down
Judge Maynard, My own belief is that
everybody that had Il hand in it should be
prosecuted alike, and all put behind prison
burs -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Cumberland iron works. in stewart
county, Tenn, started up this morning
after several years id!eness.
Mrs. Myra Bradwell. the first woman
admitted to the practice of law in the
United States, died at Chicago, nsed 63.
James DuRan, who killed James r. Har-
ris while burglarizihg Il house at Mime
apolis, was convicted of murder in the
second degree,
A memorial meeting was held at Johns
town, Pa, last night, at which eloquent
tributes were paid to the memory of the
late James Il. Scott, of Pittsblrg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Nfw YoRs. Feb l5.-Dr Henry G. +.
Meyer, the aeclt>ed poSuncr of Ludwig
Brandt, whose recent trnl was suddenly
terminated by thr mental break down Of
one Of the jurors, announces that Brandt
Is alive and well, and living in Chicago.
DR.. Meyer further said thar the alleged
dead man will appear alive in court nj the
coming trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

NEW CATTLE, Pa, Feb. l6,-There will
be a big union meeting Of all the Amnga-
mated Association lodges in this city next
Saturday evening, and President Garland
and Grand Secretary Mckvey will he here
The members of the lodges refuse to state
the object of the meeting. but II Is he
lieved to he of most important nature,
and one which involves the interests of all
the iron workers in the ShenangO valley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

LINCOLN, Ills. Feb ia.-ida Shells and
Georgia Williams, the two girls charged
with entering into a conspiracy to destroy
the Logan county Jail with dyuumitcta IF.
feet the release of Arthur u. Goodpasture.
the convicted leader of II gang of thieves
and swindlers, were accorded prclini-
nary hearing. and in default Of bail they
were remanded to jail to awai, the grand
Jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

NEW HAVEN, Feb l5.-,Tudge Hall, in
the superior court sustained The decision
of the probate court in admitting the will
of Joseph Cassiday. Of Mcriden, who be
qucathed $4,000 to Rev Father McAien-
ney, pastor Of The Catholic church there,
and left nothing to his relatives The rel
atives alleged that Father McAlenney ex-
erted undue influence over the test stator
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

MONoSGAuELA CITY, Pa, Feb. 18th,
miners of the upper river region held II
well attended convention here yesterday
nearly all the pits being represented
Among the miners of both the railroad
and river pits all the signs indicate that
the general strike will be the most effect.
ivcly organized and stubbornly contested
In the history of the valley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Lori,yllLE, Feb. Is. BILLY Plimmer
the EnHlth feaiherwright. who Is playing
an emsagemru, in this city. has received II
challenge from George DiNuns manager
for fight 10 a finish for Sl0000 side
Plmricr regards the challenge as bluff
az he say, Dixon is aware oC his inability
to accept The challenge, owing to his the
trral engagements, booked ahead forsome
finn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

PAoLo, Kan, Feb l5,-.Iudge w. r.
wagstaff, one of the oldest and best known
among Kansas lawyers and Democrats,
died at his home here yesterday. He came
to Kansas In 1851, and was the Union can
didate for governor with John j Ingalls,
for lieutenant governor in 1852 He has
since held many important positions, and
was elected Judge in 1881
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

RICHMOND, Va. Feb H. The state sen
ate refused TO order to their eugrpssnlrnt
the WiCkham resolutions looking 10 the
settlement of West Nirginiu's portion of
the debt of tha undivided state The rp,o-
lrtions were antaSonlrd on the ground
that the settlement would he ia the inter
est only Of spccIatDrs A motion 10 re-
consider was passed, and the matter will
epme nm punin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
VIII Probably be Exonerated.

PITTsBURG, Feb l5-Thc judiciary hoard
of District Assembly No 800, X. of L., has
all the evidence submitted in the charges
of malfeasance in office brought against
President John p. Eberhardt aud Secre-
tary William Springer, of the Window
Glass Workers association. II IA expected
that the officials will be exonerated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

WASHINGTON, Pa, Fcb.-Among the re-
turns Of the grand jury yesterday wus II
true bill against Rev. Elmer Alderman,
charged with indecent assault and bat
tery. Emma NJ. Rankin is the pro,ecn-
triX. Mr. Alderman states that the
charges are utterly false
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

SAVANNAH, Feb, i5-IIenry Rich. an old
man who cut his throat Monday morning
died yesterday. He had been married three
times, very wei! of, and in spite Of being
paralytic married three months ago Do.
mcstic trouble he gave ae the cause of sui
ride
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

RoASnKE. Va, Feb. la,-.Tudge Woods
Of the hustlngs cnaft rendered decision
In the local option contested election case
declaring the election Of Sept. valid.
Prohibition will No into effect April /,
onless the decision is reversed by tho high
court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-Acting Secre-
tary of the Treasury Curtis recommends
that the beacon light on the Statue of
Liberty in New York harbor be extin-
guisbed. The total cost Of the light for
seven years has been sG4 1892. According
to the lighthouse board he beacon is not
an aid TO navigation ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb l5.-Some of the in
fiuential friends OF young James Ander-
son, the messengerw recently abstracted
$40 silver dollars from the treasury vaults,
have reimbursed the government for the
loss and are making efforts to have tho
ease against him discontinued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

LONDON, Feb, l5.-1hn Anchor line
Steamer Ethiopia New York for Glasgow,
arrived at l.nugh Foyie last evening. Dur
lag he heavy storm u sunday the steamer
lsbnied heavily A Scotchnan named
scolt was thrown bend foremost from his
bcrt h, and died soon ifter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

WAsHINGroN. Feb. i5.-l'he shake mp in
the personnel OF the pension bureau which
has been pending for several mouths, was
ordered yesterday. when Secretary smith
gave direction for the promotion of 2M
employees and the reduction of lti0 en-
ploye4. The changes will take effect to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

PARIS, Feb. l5.-Ex- Minister Waldeck-
Rousseau, who was struck in the lobby Of
the Palace of Justice by Count de,Iels,
has sent challenge to the count 10 fight a
duel, aud IL has been accepted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

DrNvER. Feb l5--The state senate Inst
evening passed the eight hour bill. This
Is the first measure that has gone through
both branches of the legislature al the ex
tra session, which has already continued
over II month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

CHTTNE0, Feb. l5.-Among the inditt-
ments found by the federal grand jury
was one against Lieutenant Nancy, the
Fort Sheridan officer, for the murder OF
Captain Hedberg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

iuNDON, Feb. l5.-=Thc tettotlor, of Lon
aon arr organizing great demonstration
TO be held in Exeter hall on the anniver-
Ssry Of the birthday Of Neal Dow. the dis
hnguisIed American advocate of prohibit
ton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
STOCK AND e7o0UcE MARKETS


Hfw York. Feb. l4.-'rhe stock market was
Irregular again tudHy fLpugh prices, as a
rule. were better. Outside the granger stocks,
Restern Union Was The strongest speciality.
LiDsiuu bidn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
CORSETS..

We have a nice Line of
Infants Dresses, Slips, Silk
and Lace Caps, Knit and
Cashmere Sacks and Long
Coats, which We have married
about
, 1894-09-14
Der neue Roitodnoer.

Srau @m. 6. Gla0ton, $50. 1876 Qa5
loue 2lpe., bate 9eltern ba5 @er8nii9en,
einen neuen &%Oit8dnger, eincn eleganten
iunaen Wtann nit 9uten Wtanierelt, in i0re
8eDauiung ein3ufiibren. 9erieIbe erfldrte
bel ieiner Nnfunft, baB CT ieiten Softer in
tur3cr Belt erparte, iebr mii6e iet uno beS>
boIb nm GntIAul6i0un8 bite, penn er ietri
Simmer Der ionit ar19enebmen @eieui9att
Der &oitDtrtbin Dor5icDe. Die 2ebtere
macbte feline Ginipenoungen, uno bic neue
GrrUngeni9oft be8ab ii@ aui iDr 3immer.
@trige 6tunoen ipdter, nac6oem tein &ofz
fer angefOmmen mar un6 Der jun8e Mann
audb NIGHTS bate bon ii6 b0ren ~Laiien, be-
CAB 1i6 Trau GlaDton in Der 8efiircbtung,
boB tbm ettpas 3u8eitoBcn iei, nacb ieinem
3immer.
Dem netten iungen O}onn tpar ni4tS
3u8eitoBer,, ipoDl a6cr i6r, Ocr &Oittptrtbtn,
0enu e8 feblten TIT SutDelcn uno &letocr
i'm @ertbe bon $500. Der nere &oit9du>
ger bate me6rere 3imrner beiubt nnb iid
DQun it'll entfcrnt.
, 1894-09-14
Cbtcd9o am SternenbtmmeI.

Chicago pran8t ieBt bereits am Sternens
bimmeI. Or, Mar 8olf, Der 8rOteiiOr
BET Qitronomie an Der llnt0eriitGt 6ei0elz
berg bat einen neuen 3lonetotben entbeft,
benz ct SEN 9tomen ~unlerer @eltau5ftel>
.Iungsitabt beigelegt bat. Der 8lonetoiS
Chicago lift Der 334ite in Der 9tetDe ber
6 lanetot6en. ST. umfretit Sic Come in
elmer grOBeren @ntfernun8 ais ir8enb elm
anOerer Blanetoib, 10 OoB feline 8abn 6er
8abn 6eS Supiter am u6cbIten ltegt,
8rofeiiOr @Olf entOefte Dem neuen
Stern, Ser ais Elm Stern 3tp0lfter @r0Be
eribetnt, bereits am %. Nuguit 1892 bel
elmer p6OtO8rapbtl6en Nufnabme beS Ster7
nenbtlbeS Oer Blepabcn. Die 8abn beS
neuen 8lanetoiben iDur6e aber crit i'm
9tobember Dortgen Sa9reS bon 6errn
8erbert6 in 8erltn genauer feitgeiteQt.
W1tt bloBem Qtu8e 1T Ser 9lanet Chicago
ntcbt iiAtbar, bod pir6 6erieL6e iiA pab>
reno beS fommenOen @interS in elmer CUR
Bcobac5tung Durcb Sic amerifoniiben
2litrOnomen iebr 9initi8en SteQuug be-
ftn0en.
, 1894-09-14
Gin ooppeIter Ste9 ser Staot.

Die geitrige Gonferen3 8miicben Dem
superintendent &ubens un0 ben Ser
tretern Der SQinois Central 8a6n, benz
Disqualification 6arabau unb Dem General
QnipaIt 2(per, in tpelder Die lebteren beiOen
6erren Die grflGrun8 abgoben, baB Bic
SQtnoiS Gentral 8abn tbrer Srbinan3 9ez
mGB fOrtan Die @eletie an ber 61iten Str.
NUT nocb fir Sen Baiia9ieroertebr benuBen
peroe, brahte fir Bite Stabt nod einen
~siDeiten Sieg. Die Gertreter Set Suinois
Central 8a6n 8a6en 9errn 0tuben8 nGmz
GicE Sic 53uii9erung, baB iie ibrerieit8 fir
Die @r60bung Der @elctie Der ct. Gbarles
Qtir Sine all Der 16ten StroBe ieien. Die
SuinOtS Central 8obn bat etnen 8iertet
2tntbeiL ar bteien @eIeiien, unb bic SteIz
%lun9no6me ser @ertreter ber SutnoiS Gen7
trail ipirb benz Stan6punft Der Staot in
Der @cleiiezG rbObung5fra8e ieQr SIT @pte
tonn1en.
, 1894-09-14
Stdott1bes.
Qus oem GriminaI9erid1t.
frei9eipro6el1.

Srei9eipro9en.
@tQtam ellington, 6er Collector ser
6truna Seller 8roS. & 60, tpeLdbe golocne
llbren auf 2lbi6la8S 5abIung D~ertauften,
tuur6e geltern bon Der 2lnfIa9e, ben Sarbtz
gen @ilIiam 6oooug in 6eIien Q8obnung
$40. 1862 62. Str. nit 2lbiicbt eritocben 3u
baben, freigeiprod1en. 6Qoour fauftc cine
8oloene 1tbr, unb ellington ipor Der GoL>
Iector Oer g~enannteu 6irma. NlS 6aoDur SIT
ipieberDolten WlaLen njbt besablte, fam e5
an einem Sage i'm 9(nfarg Wtat 3u eineut
Streit, in tpel6em ellington ben 6urbigen
erftacD. GS gelGn8 Der 8ert6eibigung, gu
beiDciien, 6aB t60bbur ben Collector nit
einem 8etl angrtff.
ueuer Woropro3e6.
Sin ncuer Wtor0proseB na6m oe1tern
0tacbmIittag por Shelter WtcGonneQ 1einen
Qlnfaug. OuitoD 2ippolb, pe4cber SEQ.
9572 so. Str. cine Wirt6i4aft betreibt, lit
bei6ulbi9t, Qbrabam s. &rieS nit ei1enl
8tuiarbitod eribIa9en SIT babe1. &rieS
betrieb 0to. 5013 @. 6aliteo Str. elm
Giienipaaregeibdft un6 mar no6 2ippoI6'S
Wtrt6l9aft gegan8en, I'M cine 0tc6nllns
etn5u3ie6en. 1leber Die 60De beS 8etra>
geS fam eS gu bent Der96ngniBoolIen leberz
fau, tpeI9en 2ippplo auf 3ies au8fibrtc.
profcfioneIer 5uhrmerfoieb..
&or 9tichter G6etlotn begann beute Mtors
gen Bet Bro8eB 8c8en 6ronf @iutamS,
tpelCner Bel ber BDIt5et ais prDfeiitoneller
Tubrperfbieb geniigiom beriid6ttgt lit. Sn
Dem porlie9enben Sal ftabl @tutamS benz
GOmmiiiionsbdnbIer SngpalD so. SOB
8agen u1D 8ferb I'M @ertbe BON $3.50.
Stood obt anbere Q(nflagen bteier Dirt ltegert
ge9en Q8tuiams Dor. Gr mirb unter Dem
i~trenGeu @eieb fit ridfdQigc 8er6recber
prO3eiiirt, ba er Oor6eitraft lit,
1Iod elmer pon DER Sronofifterbanoe.
SIM GountDgefdngniB mur6e 6eute Wforz
gen Clement S9uB ais Wtitglte6 Der
6erIiB : 8ranbitfter6an6e einseliefert.
S6uB mai in Soutb Gbica9o. Sn ieiuent
8eitb fanben ii9 8riefe unD @er3ei9nliie,
tpeIcbe ilber Deri9jebene 8ranOIiftungen
Qufi9luB gebcn.
, 1894-09-14
j(eue An5eigen.

Olue Gcoes= In3eieen weIae fir ole
nIoreen.2tuseabe Ger uJuinois Staatss
5eituns" %auf9e9eben neroer, erideinen foitens
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die 2%tnnahme non 2tn=
sei9en fir oas NbenobIott fdIie6t nm II I1br
Wittaes, fir Ole mor9en:lus9abe um 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-09-14
6man1i9 Nohre.

SO6n 2~tn6quiit, pelcbcr tpegen Grmorz
Dung BON Goparb SliOn pro5eiitrt Wuroe,
lit ibuloi9 befunOen un6 5u 20 Sa9ren
53ucbtbau5 DerurtDetIt iporben, @inTralens
5immer g1anen5 Nrmanba OoUn8 bil0cte
bic llrIacbe 6eS Streites 5uiiden 2inbquiit
unb Olion, melber ben Sob 6eS 2eBteren
sur Tolse bate.
, 1894-09-14
0rmmSefgentbmm.


Gotten in q. 6. 9siiu9's Boomers Safe SubbipifuA
auf engemeiHeH WuHI9 Der soblrsidsH geiu1er OsR
SsrrH 9efn9's 5arH am 9otpers 9afe in @iseonTH III
bic 2ats.5ront in Gotten o~usgsIsgt uHe in ben Wlartt
sebra6t @Opers Cafe lift III speiftlHblesr Jabrt nit
Der 0ortb @eftern.gobn at erreiaeu, Iiegt uobe Der
Station Genpn SuuctiOn, Miscontu. Sic furss 5abrt
BON Senon junction snHl Safe 1T reid an Gceuerien unb
aepG6rt sins bsrrIife Qusfdt ouf oos beruHIisgsubs
Serrain. Die Gotten BADEN f6nimtli9 so SUP SIofreHi
am Gee NIB ieIbit i'm betBefteu 6OmHer Gebt etu be.
fdubig fnbIer @inb bonn Sitben Rber ben Cafe uns fiHa
in JoIse Der Glsfront unb beg ftetig tabIeH WtHoss
sieie 2ptt.u Die bsgsbrteften am eenseH Safe; fe babel
cine Siefe nou 900 SaB, fnO nit ben id6Rftea
SGatteub6uEten, nle Gi9en, 8u6sH. GeSsrR, uns ouerIsi
odIiugssp6aieH b~eitanbeH, erbeben fb t~bsiIpstie so GHs
ubsr ben See uuO bieteH cine malsrII6e ausiidt ibsr ben
cine Dteile breiteH unb spst WteiIen IougeH See, tueI&sT
an Sb6ubst uHb 6ceuerlen benz Safe GsHsoa, benz be.
I~isSteiten See g9iscouitnS, sleibfOmmt. 9ss Hare
Aofer. BON eiienaueneH geuabrt, frei bon amen 6umpf.
%etan8sn, Der iarAise gesen bisten bic f66nIten gabs.
FIase sabLret9s Slide. 8OOtfobreH unb @eseIH IoOea
gu OieIem GsOrt. SIR 9ebeunftaIteH, quite gsrpFsguus
unh prompts @crbiHSuHg Wiide Der Station SsnOo
Sunction unb Benz Cafe lit geIorat.
Rnr IS Soften fub pOrbanSeu; feire 5amtlt. uus
RaturIiebbober iOaten es uuterIofsn, fa cine gauit.ae
gu fasru. gdbsre austunft srtbsiIt iOpie gIattsu
o~erlsnsst
G. WeIm&
1856 MiI>uoufee ARE.
Sber 3turmsr 60, gD. 20 Ga Sane Ctr.
aasiniser a9ent. Sch. Ins 2an0ssT9aft
, 1894-09-14
Oo6esfGue

uur6en 6eute 8ormitta9 i'm @eiur6beitSs
9l6olp6 93ot6s, &c Sabre, 1869 8onnep
@nenue.
6ermonn 6Offmonn, 8 Sabre, 484 g.
Otorganitr.
Mm, Meper, 2 S. 1 &C., 292 9oitin9ss
itr0Be.
CHARLES 6. Grue0er, 2 M}Onote, 0toOeuss
poob.
SacOb @an6el, SO S., 1885 0aori3fteIO
2(Oe.
Maria 0aemp, 9 MOnote, 80 81. Start
itrGBe.
Greb. Gepaer, 9 0}Onote, "a 81. Car
penterftr.
Nnna S9wert, 8 0tonote, 1O8 9ibertpz
itraBe.
, 1894-09-14

@erlponbte1 lto Srelnbeu Die trouri9e 92od1rl9t,
ooB unIer 9eltebter 8ater ScIepb Gd)ier, ieit 1850 in
@bcago, am 9onnerltoG gtobmitto95 5 u9r, I'M Nlter
bon n Sobren, II M}on0teH rnO IS S09eI i0nft ent=
iGlnfeu 1T. 9egrdbutB Souutoq, BEN Is. Gept., 9}odbm.
u ubr 80 Wftu., bon Der QBobuung leiuer 1O9ter, 1925
Tiftb AOe., uad) Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Serbia GpppoEo, 8o9ter. 9f0ttbems, 0aIentin
uub xUie0h GaDier, SDDue. 151eD2t
, 1894-09-14
Sp0eS=@i1t5ei0c.

Srcnu0en uuO 9efonnten Die trauri9e %g2odribt, 0oB
an Mlttnod, ben II. D. so. WtorQeuS 1tbr unIer Q=
liebter 9obn lro 8rltber 03aE i'm alter BON p Sobreu
na1 IA MtDuate idWeren &ctoeu i'm @loubet on @ott
fiuoet ltatt ant 6onuabeub, bet Is. b. M&., Nadmitto05
l uhr, BPM TrouerbouIe, 66 Q8oIbbouru @(Oe., uQd5 Dem
GoucorOla 9%SrtebDDf. I'M titles @eilelD bitten
g8tl3elut mo @1ugnftc @gett, @ltern.
milhplm lub Glii1beth Gr5chmiftpr
, 1894-09-14
@n NJ ohmit Stt2

SIN Der 9taot, pbeuouf o0er lit eiu pdar Stubet. SDne
@drtdetI, Obue JreunOe, obne allies, mas Dem 2ebeu
einen @ei5 nerlet9t grpo9el &rti, cine @enGernng,
Der @rnbe liegen. Wir iiuo bereit Sir ba3u bebIlft6
3u fem. Sir $40 fannft 9u III u~uIerer im &S0dIeu be-
0riffeuen Staot cine 9rOBe 6auiteae erlperben unO mD=
~notltdD 10 bel oarouf be3aDleu, ME 9etue Wtittel 9lrs
%geltottel. lteberle9e Sins beprt0' s,unO baum iprib'
bel Nns Dor 9td6DiteS Jritblobr merDen it3 uns bul!=
bert 5olniItet onl6lieBe1, 1u0 bur0ert ~glildltde Sant=
Ientreiie I9affet. 81 bIt %luiltommeTt, an u%tierer
5ret=Grcarii0n tbeil5unebmen. Sanitrirte &orten, nn=
e~ntqeltltd. Sic r@e0arburg SolpnItte Gompnnp", 1870
Dearborn Ctr, STE @&obiion, 3in1mer $40. 308. Dian
f6bre nit benz Gleoator uob benz 3. StOd. 1lleplNt
, 1894-09-14
Sau8baltungs= OegemltGnOe.


MD~erf0ufeu: Q9e9eH @bretie. 9to9 ueuer 0aus.
- halt, RarlOr=, N6Obn=, 8ett5immer= NIB Rudenz
Giuri0tTu9, biai9. 9tdberes 638 @lg6ouru @pe, @de
Southport 9lpe, l. StDd red5ts.
, 1894-09-14
Taruem.

On pe|rfaufeu: 100 9cres ant 9ooo &ioer, Creoou,
- 5R Ayttatoreu SUB berrli6eu Sauneubol3es, eroBe
SQume, uur 20 MteIlen bon Rprtlauo, SregpH. W&HB
biltg fir 8aar ~OerfauIt tperoeH, 2l6r.:
lSa9bop, tuio 4 8 StaatSseItnHg.
, 1894-09-14
H1rtnerS.

e II Oh t 8ortuer. Mtit 1000 9oaorS &apttoI fam
W eneut. elm fleiEeS @erWD9en erlpor6eu meroen.
8ateHttrter Artifel. @or.: n 81 Staats5tq. I4ID3t
, 1894-09-14
iii faufeu Qelnht.


. II faufeu geiubt: 3etuugsroute all 9tOros Doer
9%tpropeitieIte. ID 33 Gtaats5eitUHg.
, 1894-09-14

geue 8latternfGQe Wur6en 6eute 8Orz
mittog inn @elunobeitSamt genteIbet aus
go. 768 San 0orn (etn &ObeSfaa uno SEQ,
1873 IS, II. Str.