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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17
.AlTENBERGER To DIE SEPT. S.
Katie Rupp's Murderer Sentenced
by Judge Lippincott
Prisoner Was Cool and Afterwards
Laughed About II.

Judge Lippinc3tt, in the Hudson coun-
~ Court House. Jersey City. this morn
ing sentenced Bernhard Altenberger.
who killed Katie Rupp, his sweetheart.
to be executed on Sept. next
The prisoner was cool while the Judge
pronounced sentence and while the usual
motion for new trial was being denied.
He laughed ON his way back to the jail
Katie RupD was enticed by Altenberger
to Snake I'm ON Sundly. May IL, and
there shot 10y him twice and lett for
dead She VAS found alive the following
day, however, ana taken To the Snake
Hin Almshouse. where She revived SUN
Gently to tell the story OF Altenberger's
crime.
After the doctors had probeI FOR the
bullets, but had been unsuccessful In ind
ing them, 1t was decided to remove IN.
girl TO Christ Hospital in Jersey city.
where another operation was performed.
The girl died two days afterwards.
She had been eng igei - marry Alien
berger. whom she mad met for the first
was thirty years Old and NOT pretty.
while Altenberger was eight years her
junior.
He had persuaded her u give him all
a few articles OF jewelry.
on the Saturday before the shooting
they left Rome together and came to
New York, and on arriving here the
next day Altenberger made a pretense
Of going to Jersey CITY, where he said
Instead Of that, they went to Snake
Hill. where after eating luncheon in IA
retired spot. Altenberger pulled out a
revolver and deliberately shot her.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
BABY SOLVED THE MYSTERY.
Found the Revolver Which Killed
Young John Williamson.
|, 3 Believed that He Shot Himself
Accidentally.

4 little CHILD, not over year and half
old while in the room this morning
where the body Of sixteen-year-old John
II. Williamson was resting, found an old
six.chambered revolver, and thereby
cleared up mystery that had puzzled
coroner Brandon, of Newtown, l.. l., and
y half dozen local officers. They are now
satisfied that the boy shot himself acct
dentally.
williamson died at o'clock last even
ing at the home of an aunt. Mrs. Sa-
,ah Stoll, who lives on st. Nicholas
avenue, Ridgewood, just across the
street from the Brooklyn city line. A
half hour before he had been found in
tho ward between the home CT his sunt
and his grandmother. Mrs. Ann Smart,
With bullet wound under his left arm
When carried to the house, he wus
unable to explain the shooting. and a
lad named Richard Meycross, who was
the only one who saw him before he fell
in the yard. said he had heard no shot
and saw no other person near by.
Coroner Brandon investigated the
case until midnight, and left under the
impression that Il stray bullet had killed
the boy. This morning, however when
WINGED that Williamson had accidentally
shot himself while in his grandmother's
house. and that while going TO his
auntS, where he usually went when in
trouble. he had fallen in the yard.
The revolver when found contained
one empty cartridge shell and the bullet
taken from Williamson's body fitted It
exactly. None of the family knew that
he had the revolver. and Il Is supposed
that. he had been playing with it, He
lived with his grandmother. his mother
being married second time.
The child that found the revolver be-
ionged to Mrs. Stoll. Its mother was
In the room with Coroner Brandon
While she and the Coroner were look
ing at the body, the child found the
revolver under wardrobe. where VIII
hanson had evidently thrown it after
the accident
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M NJ 1l.OJ NEhhLN ~ Is
SlDOVD III. !. e: /.
iii liz vYYrn Watches. Diamonds and
hnlNHJ ewcry. Delivered I'M
It'll " II modiatsiy. ~ y. Watch
fN JeNclty Co, iuc0rp.,
III Frank -. sherman. man
" Nv w A .g.r 30 T.. lrh 81. THIRD
N,.r T.L. .i,,s.,r Oman Saturday ryrniugr
BICYCLES.

Second hand tsIcn in trade FOR new "hcf''
Ne have over so No will clear out very cheap
such a. Nassau. 1910; Salvador. 10; WHiNl,k,
SIS, Westerns see: UAiords. So oHMOSDE
COMPASY, 10 barclay at, near BWaV, n Y.
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.CAUGHT AFTER TWO YEARS.
Big Jim Bonanziuga Accused OF
Connection with a Murder
Arrested Last Night When He Re
turned to Brooklyn.

James BonanZinga. or Big JIM" as
he is known in South Brooklyn, has re-
turned to his old stamping grounds in
the vicinity OF Erie Basin. He had
scarcely put his foot on Brooklyn soil
late last night when he was gathered In
by Detectives Farrell and Mcmillan, of
the Hamilton avenue station. He was
wanted to answer charge of murder.
1t Is nearly two years since Big Jim
decamped. The police say he has been
In Italy most of the time, but Jim says
he has been travelling through the
Jersey City last night and only reaelsf
Hamilton avenue on his way to sehoFif
family, at III Sullivan street. when he
was arrested and locked up.
He was arraigned before Justice
walsh. in the Butler Street Court, this
morning and held pending an inVestiga-
ton. x. -,
Sept. s, 1892 Big Jim and his son: John,
sixteen years old. quarrelled with fob,
81 Balsamo, of % President street. ana
his brother, Carmichael l5alsamo: the
trouble occurred at the corner OF fres'-
dent and Van Brunt streets.
The men had been nursing an oll ltal-
Ian feud ever since they left the noun
tains of Italy. As soon as tAey met
hot words were INDUCED IN, II TaS ,,n iUi
their reyolyers and were peppering away
at one another at a lively rate. !,
One of the bullets struck Ba!samo In
the abdomen. He was removed to nos
pital and died soon Afterwards. IN ms
ante-mortem statement he Implicated Big
| Jim in the shooting.
John Bonanzinga ana the dead man
brother were arrested for the crime.
| They were discharged on the recon-
menda ton of the Coroner. The toro-
ner's jury found verdict of sef-defenSe;
| The police have entertained the belief
ever since the ARRAY that Big jim knew
more than he wanted to tell ABOUT II
ter in hand, and Big Jim's case viii
probably be submitted to the Granc
| 1ury TODAY,
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GsEE T
7 HIN
IN. EDISON's OBESITY BANDS AND
PILLS AND FRUIT SALT.

In recent r!cie published In the no'ton
Globe, Dr. VIM. II. Holmes, Massachusetts ten
e~ai Hospital writes: ! use Dr., EdIson's Ohca'y
rills one day anj the Obesity s'lt the next and
obtain excellent results. l an, losing a pouni r
day. almost twice ~ much as ! did using the
pills acne Tho Fruit Salts are Jus, what my
system requires TO reduce fat. analyLed the
salts and found them to be the best material and
Ike the formula on the bottle. Your remedies
ars all right | hear u several physicians pre-.
sctlhing the Fruit Salt ar a nesh rsducsr and a
delightful hot.weaiher beverage for old and young
1t prevents foysrs and cures GUNNER complaints
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SAVED THE LlFE.SAVER.
Bruno Bit a Boy. but ROckawa,
Folk Wouldn't Let Him he shot,

ROCKAWAY BEACH. July 17-Llfe-
Saver Tobie's big dog Bruno, which has
more than once helped him pull half
drowned bather out OF Rockaway's surf,
is missing, but Prof" Tobie doesn't
seem to be worried over II, although he
hasn't the remotest idea where his
canine assistant is.
Yesterday Bruno was playing on the
beach when young SOL" Schulening, of
w ast r. s siaving stress NEW A 0ts
with his mother, began to tease him
Bruno promptly bit Sol in the chin.
A doctor cauterized the wound and
Mrs. Schulening insisted that Bruno be
shot. Prof. Tobie very reluctantly con-
scented to Bruno's death. but the board
ers at Schilling's, where Tobie is en-
ployed. objected. Before any one could
interfere, they spirited Bruno away and
his life for the present. at least, is safe.
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CORONER WILL INVESTIGATE,
Death of Aged Mrs. Premier Re-
pardcd ms Susp!cious.

Coroner kene, OF Brooklyn, was asked
to-day to investigate the death of Mrs.
Ernestine Premier. aged seventy eight,
who died Friday at her home. Isl De
graW street DR.. Schroeder. Of 339 Presi-
dent street, gave "A certificate that des til
was due II dementiu and chronic as
thenia.
To-day, however, the police discovered
demise was due to violence. 1t is said
that the Old woman was left alone in the
parlor last Tuesday afternoon at /
o'clock.
Her family We're only absent u few
minutes When they returned to the
room Mrs. PREMIER was missing.
Then She was discovered lying in the
rear yard, just below the window. 1t Is
supposed that she either jumped or fell
while temporarily insane.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17
CONTRACTOR BiRKETT'S BILL
Legal MO>o To Prevent Ills Being
Paid Any More Money.

Sanders Shanks appeared for Daniel
Moynalan, contractor and taxpayer,
in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, this
morning, asking that County Treasurer
Adams and the Bourd of Supervisors
be restrained from paying over any
more money TO ex-senator James w.
Birhett On Il contract u make certain
repairs and improvements at the Kings
County Farm al 81. johnluni. l.. !.
The bid under which the contract WAS
made was S,iu,1Sl. Nj. EiTlvt1 admits
having alreudy received sIi;uol and Mas
just sent Il bill i'll for ~ 0tj NOR. 1t is
claimed that Mr.. Biikett has done work
not called Tor In the uOntrgct Justice
bartlett reserved decision.
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WJERSEY.

dimes to see the great temperance show
lie has sent for other pictures more
moral In tone than Carm ancita's dance
or the Corbett-Mitchell fight. and unless
the kline toscope wears out by reason of
It's working overtime Founder bradley
will pass judgment on another lot OF
pictures tonight or tomorrow morning
The news OF Bradley's private view OF
Schwerin's pictures and the way he
passed judgment leaked out to-day and
Is the talk OF the twin cities by the sea.
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CLUB WANTS A NEW LEADER.
John Y. McKane's Old Association
Changes Its Name.

The members of the Thirty-first Ward
Brooklyn Democratic Club are to-day
looking for a leader Their old leader
has lost his identity. and is now known
simply as No. 1898. The Club was for
merly called the John Y. McKane Asso-
citation, of Gravesend. Last night it
changed its name
The methods of action of the Club
must be changed as we'll as Its name,
as the Board of Elections of Brooklyn
has fixed the polling places In the centre
OF each of the eight districts OF the new
ward. instead of all of them being located
in thu Town Hall.
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Seriously Bitten by n stallion.

OYSTER BAY. L. J., July l7-Samucl Ea'on
IN the employ OF Randolph Huntington, horse
breeder ~ this place ia suffering from severe in
,,risy received Yesterday afternoon by tcing bitten
~. .,,II,c, The morse put his head through =
,iaII window and fastened his teeth into Eaton .
arm as he WAS passing oil the outside Of lne Nn,l1
- rston's cries for assistance brought SOM"
nse,ha stabIemeu and lie not rol"stei uni'
m. lava OF tie stallion we're piled open. Ih'
-nund In n serious one.
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ACTORS ON THEIR MUSCLE.
Proprietor Harris the Victim of "a
Three-Sided Attack.

SAYVILLE. L. l.. July 17.-Peter DAILY
and Peter Randall. who claim to be
actors. were arraigned for a brutal as
sault committed early this morning on
William Harris. proprietor OF the Fos-
Ter House. Harris got into an alterca-
uon with Robert B. Monroe and. puring
the struggle, Monroe, 1t Is alleged, drew
Knife and slightly wounded Harris:
DAILY and Randall then set upon Har-
RS and beat him badly. Harris's as
sailants were all held for trial.
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Attacked His Landlords wife.

Ju,tlce Peterson, in the Leo Avenue Court,
Williamsburg, to-day held William Hunslnser'
,vsnt, one yoarg old on charge Of attempted
ryIminal assault Hunsiugcr boarded WIN l'n'y
sehumasko at a Hsyemcyer street, lesle,uSy
,,.rnnon he attempted TO assault Sohumaske :
lie John Borchsr. Who lives In the same mouse
An m her assistance and turned llunsinger over
10 petectlye-sergts. Marks and Hayes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17

EGrE.on John n. Lincoln, Cunari Line. writes:
"a ,sn prescribe your pr. Eiis,n's Obesity PMS
md sat to all OF my trionds who arc too heavy.
an | have refused my weight IS pounds in q
weeks. The frui; salt Is the hes, summer drink
| ever used. Everybody uses your Fruit Salt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17

livery Tuesi1v WA Sep. IS un b. TIP
HORLB r." BARGAIN bAH" 81 advertise.
rens nppcqria, IN IRE TJ>sddy norn,rs,' edition
IF the WORLD urder Gis c'dsifcdi on ,VR b,
r,p'c',i ~ TIC ErENISG WoELD n. sane ia,
p,eo chd'0r.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17

Measurement for Band 10 the largest part ~ the
ahnOmen measure snug. The banls cost :. 80
each for any length up TO 80 inrher but for
larger than So inches add 10 cents for each add
tionsl inch.
rms. 81. 30 q bottle, ~ three Bottles for s. 90.
enough Tor one treatment Send all mail express
or u. orders TO us. and We Will fOrwcfd
goods promptly to any locality In this country.
The Obesity Fruit salt is ONE DOLLAR PER
LORiNG MFG. CO.. a. West I'D st. Depart
mcnt No ID, New York.
BROOKLYSi BOLTON DRUG co.
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For entertaining gossip of the
turf, the ball Seid and the ring
read the g O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
World.
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For Sale.

One TtN,>. fjc. per i'ne Second 7ftre, ssc. p@
hN. Ttirt ond Subee9v<n Times f0c. per itne.
e. per line rn,u charge IN Swndaya
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Instruction.

nfNNfrl BATH. "a ST.. South Brookiyn-
Daring July half rates to !aGics forming classes
vi five or moro.
sTENoGRAPHY AMI Typewritins school.
as broadway. \. y; s. week. Can wrlta
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Purchase and Exchange.

One nme, t5c. per line: Second Tine, .rc. per
line. Third and Subsequent inns zoe. per hn..
&C. per i'n> ezra churoe on sundays
Erc-y Tu.viry wa Spi Is UR be THE
WORLD S BARGAIN ItE" An udter'jee.
n,n,S cppcorir1 in re Tt,sdnu morning edition
II THE WORLD undcr iiis c'dsvitccu OF vi B..
r,p,1,,i N o., EVENING WORLD ne sum. day
fte, cio'gs.
wANiru uood rui. top desk aud chsirs; state
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MISS M'CARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; cls'ses now forming at u
East l-th at. between 9Th ave, aud broadway.
Glasses every Afternoon and evening; private Lea
sons any hUGr 81; WALTZ guaranteed In six pri-
Nsts Lessons s.; lessons 81; quarter, - les
sons, IS; lady aud gentleman ssristants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY
EVEN. SGS SIND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginner at snv Tina open all summer.
Special and individual attention given TO those
learning the waltz: also lie new and fashionable
dances. including stage. fancy and character.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one TIM soc. per lin,: Second TH<, Ec pe,
kre. Third asd Subsequent Tnies 15c. per line
NJ exira charge Ori Sundays
Lrvy Trrsdoy until sept IS wN be THE
WORLDS " HOUSE AND HONE DAY." Al
advertisements Of nee iu,s or icss appearing under
he clTsi6cdiion in he Thursday morning edition
d THE WORLD uiH he re- eated IN The EVENING
WORLD yor the same day Jree ~ charge.
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Esst Side.
CLINTON PLACE. Se-Large L small furnished
rooms, for Gentlemsn or housekeeping.
HI 'sTOS SE. Ia F.--Nice front room and
bedroom to let beds; small room.
IRVING PLACE, ~. near Union square-LArge
cool room or hall room. 81 20.
LEXINGTON AVE. Ii5 one door from 2sth St
DesiraLle furnished rooms TO let
PARK AVE. llu5 Furnished front room to let.
with use Of bath; lSt hoot.
2D AVE, 400 furnished rooms; light house
keeping rent moderate.
80 AVE 4;s-Two furnished rooms. hou.ekeep.
Ing hot cold water; stationary tubs. Butler
30 AVE. go large front room for house
keeping: also hall rooms; terms reasonable
9TH 81, A. l. ~ T., near BroadwAy-LArge h
small rooms, Also parlnrs: permanent, transient
10TH ST.. ia +. Nicely furnished rooms Tor
gentlemen or married couple.
liIh 81. o. T., near ay.RedeGorated,
nicely furnished rooms, 81. N 10 81 weekly.
ETH ST, - T. Refrigerated, newly Gle
gantiv furnished rooms, 81 to 81 weekly.
18TH ST 2os Z; , 3I.rge rooms: flight front;
housekeeping: 81 - also room 81
l2rH 81, III + Nicely furnished front par
lor, also , connecting rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping.
larH ST. UNION SQUARED, 40 E.-Front
81 r. Is. 70 others 3D. h0us'Neep'ns single
18TH ST. $50 E.-F.mily housekeeping privless;
couples hall. 81: sas, bath,
nth ST, ~ r. Nice rooms, cheap; also psrors
h large front basement.
oiST ST., I'VE Very desirable, large 4 airy
rooms al cohvenences; hall room summer
'a,.e
22D 81, - + Parior & second suit or
separately; Southerners; trsnsents taken;
other rooms
I'D ST. Ia +. = nicely furnished rooms ~
weekly Tor housekeeping: also other rooms
DOR CIR 10 mi. nh A it,
able for :, 50 80 weekly: also smaller one. y 80.
.JD 81. 942 D.. small X LARGE rooms, suitable
TOT gentlemen or light housekeeping
e+TII ST. .25 D.: Front connecting rooms LIST
eth ST., 2l2 cheap, large hail front
rooms, nicely furnished, private house
9TH ST.. 40 +. near Madison Square Hand
somely furnished front parlor large small
rolms; private house.
2sIH ST, liF.. between 9Th \ Madison ayes. -
prices; references.
10TH ST, ~ r. Slcsly furnished apartment;
private bath; large front rooms; running water;
reasonable.
10TH 81, lis L. Desirable 2d-stOry rooms en-
suite or siuSiy; hI!! room. -
"t ca. - bal. t't r. 1ss ia'"A"s' rooms 'lO'''
SGD ST. II L -EIegIu, large rooms 3; South
-rGrrs accommodated day or week line table,
glrH ST, .sa E-Ntcely furnished rooms for
couple or gentlemen private house,
18th ST. 80 E--L4rse cool rooms: hall
rooms 81 80 upward, all conveaiencss
GarH 81. 242 r. Handsome roorls: every con
Veuience; se.ts or coupe, hrst-class house;
trsnSieuts.
45TH 81. lt6, convenient to Grand Depot
Paror; Esu desirable rooms; ~ so s.; = gen
urmeu, couple,
46TH ST. 22l F.-Large rooms: running
water, also small; bath private house; 81. 10
w. -, :.
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erookiyu.

STU AVE, 200 ooklyn-Hsndsomeiy furuishe9
parlor & basement; everything Tor housskesn@
Ing piano. rent $40 monthly.
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West Side.

MACpoUGAL ST, lao, near washington
sousre-.Nire rooms, closets, bath housekeep-
ing respectable private house
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A 18Th ST. 600 N.-Hsndsome new rats 10
corner house: rooms bath light; decorated
very moderate rents; SEE 10 w. Apply on prem
ises or PEIILEMANN, ts3 Columbus ave. corner
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, Coney Isiapd-d
nice he rooms private family; best netghoor-
hood; boating, bathing i hshing accommodA-
lions for parties 4 convenient to trains. Wnkinsl
Henry ST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

,ini..s ,ao prnft On the Gold re-
serve IL Cheched.

Washlngton, Dec. 2i--ifhc rapid dc-
motion uf The gold rcaervp In the treas.
my gives indication Of another bona
isaue even earller than haa feen nh-
tioInatod, Unless thore 10 s1methips
ia eheck tho draft upon thln tcn lVe
4 win he but short time brfoit an
isaue will be made, Biih the rrP td7nt
and Tho seorotary OF the treasury have
declared their policy TO mMutuu iNls,
rerrfve regardless OF the nmonn' OF
bonds neccssnry, and Mr. carlisle mas
warned members OF the houAe that tn
prospects arc that there VIII have 90
he another issuc bomr tim, before no
close Of mo aegsion, In view % nus
nlunAtion members who arc violently
opp0aed 10 bond issue are tryinH %
w6rl. up a sentiment Ia favor Of y et-
DIV action upon the solution wiich haA
already been reported so the house ron
,he committee on judiciary, DENYING
inc right OF the raorctary OF th9 treas
nry 10 Issue FOR the purposes for WINCH
tie two recent bond Issues have brpen
made. 49,. !.
mo NATIONAL treasury hustained q
further loss III 100000 " goll -day'
reducing the gold balance TO ipOplo,Aii.
ALTHOUGH not en- stated, 81 IL believed
1ho roid withdrawn to-day w 20 be henI
10 France for use IN the Paris munlel-
pal lonn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

A Plan 60 purchase Contract

washington, Dee. li--rhc Biib-c0n'
nittee Of tho house committee on indian
nffnlrs mas been considering the nppfo-
priatlon bill several days. ana viii re-
mort Il yoon after the holidays. There
II "A proposftlOn befOre the committee 70
MAKE a reduction IN the expenses ot me
indian schools. Representative wilson,
OF washington, who n q mrr,hef oi me
committee preparing tho blu, says nero
Ia a general faolins that abe Indians
car be better educated on thsir rebef-
yations than Ia the East,
''Thcre IN no Longer a frontier, uaid
Wilson. "Railroads. telegrapbn ana tcie.
phoncH have oblitcrated H."
The committee has also boon conaid-
crInn what 60 do with the Improve
rneufs made by the churches for con-
tract rchools, and Il has boen deter
mined 10 appropriate 10000 20 buy a
number OF them, and 10 begin uc-
ouirfnR tnoin az about 20 per cent ench
year There Improvements " the way
Of school buildings were made by the
churches whom the contract ryatein was
n force. Now II has been determined
10 discontinue the contract schools
Ncmbers OF the committee believe IL
will be fair to the churches and q good
thing for the government 70 acquire uhe
b,iiidInga, which are suitable FOR school
png.poses. n these purchases mrs pro
yided Tor. they win bs under tho direc-
tiun OF the SECRETARY Of tho Interior
Secretary Smith has been nAkon TO
furnish Information ne 70 The dtalrA-
bliity " obtaining these buildings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-25

Tue product OF the wax tree o. inc
Andes cannot be distinguished from
beenwax.
the onchidlurn. species q shelleas
snail Cslug). has innunernoie tses y"
It's back.
The Two fields Of Waterloo ana LIN
den are each covered with crop OF
crimson peoples every year.
the power OF heroulite. now eSplo-.
alive. Il almost beyond belief. a halt
pound Of II VIII snoye thirty tons OF
stone.
Rural labor "a some regions y 80
cheap Ia winter that farmer VII si =
small crop OF grain can have ~ nailen
ont cheaper than he can HAYS y tnfeA4-
ii,s,s fee churches in the new town o.
Enid. o. H., have no bells yet. ana
the town fire bell = rung every spn-
day 10 announce the hour pf rviitl9us
service. This must be very suggestive
The population % London "a said 70
be 5.sts.s00. Increasing at the rate OF
i0b 900 year. The city, Therefore na1
4 population OF about minlon t.ll
haif more than Scotland ana miiAofi
more than Ireland 49,.
4 new project for the aennHuon Of
tbe sewers 81 the City Of heSico' ~
/ a cost Of nboul $4,000. calls fef ~
I i,uIiditr or some twenty-five Ninafnina
IN direrent parts Of the CITY. 70 fotHte
/ paddle Wheels IN the servers and ouifN-
en- the current 70 one metre pr 9F''
/ ond