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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
For Babies and Little Children
0 month to : years old-we offer

MONT to years old-we ofrer
Long White Cashmere Cloaks $'S
Long White Iambswoo Cloaks 26S
Long White Bedford-ribbon and braid 29s
Long White Cashmere handsome emb'y 3os
Long White Bengaline-fur and ribbon ABS
Long White Corded Sk-embd cape SOS
Short White Eiderdown Conts-neece lined 100
Short White I.aInbsuooi Coats-deep collar los
short White Bedford Cord-siik gimp 2oS
Short White Bensaline Silk-fur trim sos
short White B-nsalne Sk-Beaver trim sos
Short Cora Cloth Coats-satn ribbon trim LOS
Fancy and Cord Eiderdown-rbbon trim 20s
Coored Crepon-sll coors-fancy gimp sos
Novelty Cloth Coats-elaborstely trtmd 68S
All Wool Flannel Drssses-i to yrs 10
Fancy Cloth Drcsses-fancy silk braid les
Novelty Cloth Dresscs--fancy waists 20S
Imported Bourette Dresses-fancy waists 2eS
Figured White silk Caps-newest shapes ,,a> .2o
Emb'd Silk Caps-i5 styles sSiEtr 30
Crimped Silk caps-fuil lace and ribbon ruchs ~ 20
Bensailas Caps Donnets-all colorsfuu ruehs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Prices more favorable than ever.
Dress Goods.

All Wool Crepe Coths-aii coiors -
Wool Cashmere-45 inch-Black ana coors
Heather Misunderstanding colorings -
All Wool Tricots and Flannels-2o shades -
All Wool Tailor Cloths and Trcots-S4 inch -oS
M -. ,o.a,no shades and mixtures 80
rancy Mlx,ures-new combinations 80
y,.,ra fine Scotch Mixtures-sll colon u -os
Extra fine Silk finish Herriettas - -oo
Extra fine Storm Serges44 inch ~
Extra fine figured Serges-S4 inch 200
SILK and Wool Mfxtures-S4 inch 80
Fine French Serges-Black and colors 80
Fine French Paids-Bright and suodued 90
Broadcloths-54 inch-Colors and black 'Oo
All Wool Iridescent Suitings-o4 Inch -so
Imported Mixture--5+ inch A10
Black Figured Armures-a wool
Fine Black Serges-sroad and narrow vale ID 10
Black Satin figured Armures III "SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Various Offerings
in Seasonable Goods.

Extra Heavy Canton Flanneis
Bleached and unbleached n
White Shaker Fiannels
yard wide-usually 10. Hx
Scarlet Medicated Flannels.
An wool-eiso Navy Twls worth so..----...--- 10
Best Bieached Pillow Castings
~ inches wide-usually l2s.- ----- u
Best BIeached Sheetings
~ yards wide-usualy 22H.. aS1
Fancy Skirt Patterns. extra wide
all woo-real value 1 q .........--.....'..''''- ~
Cream and White Net Top Laces
0 inches wide-vaiue 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Black Net Top Laces
all silk-io 70 II inch-worth eS..----------- -
More and Satin Ribbons-all silk
Black ana colors-4 and inches wide -
Satin Black Velvet Ribbons
All colors-ita TO "a inch.
Pea,ed Silk Band Collars
Black. White and Fancy shades. %
Fancy Lace Collars
Ribbon nsertings soft folds. %
Fine Jet end Fancy Trimmings
I 10 4 inch-value 90 and $50. .......---..--. ~
Eastern Mink Boas
Spring head and caws-extra quality. ......-.-. LeS
Fine Alaska Sable Boas
Selected skns-extra long. sos
Black Fur Circular Capes
Full sweep-best satin lining o9S
Fine Baltic Seal Capes
London dye-Latest full lios
Ladies' RIB Cotton Vests
Long and short sleeves-crochet neck. q
Ladies Heavy Merino Vests
silk stltched-pants TO match. Observation-Disclosures 80
Mems Natural Wool Shirts
"a 20 As inch-Drawers 10 match. %
Mems Brown Mixed Wool Underwear
Extra large sizes-usuay 80. 81
Children's All Wool Hose
Heavy Rlb-doube knees-vaiue 23.............- -
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose
Double Soes--high spliced heels ............... ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
We invite Inspection

OF our stock Ladies' Fine White skirts including Ioe
Fuller or Full Sweeps OF which show large assert
n.nts with the various fashionable trimminss-Irish
Point and opcnw embroidery Point De Paris Val and
Medici Iaces--single and double nounces--0S cents
To 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Fine Cloth Dresses

oxford. Cheviot Camelshair. Tweed and Tailor Cloth
tailor or fancy waists with short medium and long
coas-wth and without silk Innings and braid velvet and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
ChtIdren's Canton Flannel.

Best shapes-best workmanship-calcula cost OF ma
terals and labor and there is any economy
making
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
AS POPULAR OFFERINGS
We submit

Ladies' Double Cloth Capes
tan navy and bleck-vevet collars. of9
Ladies' Double G. IN Capes
applique velvet and fur trim I+o
Fine Broadcloh Copes-richy braided
fur trm-capuchin hood 9os
Plush Military Cap"s
sable trim-twill silk lining 'p
Seal Plush Mlitary-extra long
sable and seal 'rim-sa'n lined .............~.- DDS
Plush Full Sweep capes
full sable collar and trim-some
deliberately braided %
Seal Plush-Thibet collar; or handsomely
braided fur collar and 'front.' also
Jet,ed and Braided Plush Capes
Elegant Novelties in skunk bear
seal and sable trirn-worth $2S % SS
Ladies Kersey and Reaver Jackets
tight fitting and REFER effects. 4ee
Fine Cloth Jackets-Coat back
plain and fur trim-extra long. e06
Vine Cheviot and Beaver Jackets
plain braided fur trimmed III 0S
Tan Covert and Brown Beaver
Cloth Jackets-iatest novelties-iined OF
half lined ~f-h nn~ satin ID %
Fine All Wool Chinchia Coats
Black Navy and Coors-with and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Values in Fine Goods
Seldom equaIIed-never surpassed
THUS WE SELL THIS WEEK

Cloth Capes, Plain. rough finish and double face
single and doubs-pian appliaued braided or trimmed
with velvet braid or furs-with and without plain and
changeabe Innings. ~"''" =" ~"
Plush and velvet Capes-Eegsnt novelties OF Amer
lean and foreign msnuacture-Black Seal ana Coored
plain and trimmed with rich furs feathers and ~ OF
braided and appqued-handsome desgns-all OF latest
full sweep-all with finest silk or satin Innings.
1878 to 800.
Jackets--I,oose and tisht-snse and double breast
Velvet, Plush Chinchia Beaver Kersey, Melton Oxford
Chevio Broadcloh. Whipcod and other fashionable ma
,er,als-rnore than three hundred vareties-pain or
trimmed with velvet fur-with and without silk and
.,,,r lining. e2.0S to $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Special Sale Of
Ladies Fine Suede Gloves.

Foster acing and mousquetaire,
all shades-aIl sizes.
Dollar quality 20 cents
Dollar twenty-five quality % cents
Dollar fifty quality OS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Rich SILK Dresses

Tarc,a. Faille Brocade and Satin. with and witho,
velvet. JET chiffon. ribbon and lace ttmminss-a n
novelties SO 90 20 SIS O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Millinery.

r,vrprvNrD HATS ALL SHAPES
Best colors-for Ladies' and Children
40 cents . 80 cents. Oh cents.
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS -Bonnets and Toques
fines jct velvet. Bird and feathers
such a. usually sold at 500
This we-k-Six ninety-etght!
Special values In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Our O6ertng of
ROGERS Silver Plated Ware,

Our Offering of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Novelties I'm silk Waists

surah Tareta. India and Brocade-Black and Colors-
plain and ngurrd-every style 70 to SIC 90
Special values include
Surah-full scevs-t-lined throughout 2'o
Surnh-extra quality-fuii collar 3os
Plain TaG,ta---lace insertngs 3as
Fancy Tareta---shirred yoke +9s
,,olorod Check and Figured rane,as Sos
Fancy Rrocaaes------new fancy shades lo9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Canton Flannel Underwear

Special values In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
Lace NeCkWear.

Popular and high-class Novelties In all styles
of Lace and silk Ncckwear
Point Venise Collars. scalloped and Van Dyke
points. SI.Os each value $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
TRIBUNE, PAGES
TIE SEASIDE ATHLETIC CLUB WIys.
JUDGE GAYNOR DECIDES THAT THE MAYOR
OF pEooKLYN HAS NO POWER TO WITH


HOLD ITS LICENSE
An important decision handed down in the
Supreme Court yesterday by Judge Gaynor in the
matter OF the application of the Seaside Athletic
Cub for mandamus to compel the Mayor TO grant
a license for the exhibition be given by the club
at Coney Island. Mayor Schieren. of Brooklyn, re-
fused 10 grant the license the ground that the
boxing exhibitions which given in the club
house were really prize-hghts Judge Gaynor holds
that the Mayor has not arbitrary power in the mat
ter and grants the mandamus He says in his opin-
ion In the matter: The license applied for conced-
eddy cores under the head OF places OF public
amusement. both in the charter and the ordinances
of the city of Brooklyn. The charter act Chapter
jSS, Laws 1888. Section Il. Title p provides in
many WORKS that the Common Council shall have
power within said city make ordinances not in
consistent with the laws and Constitution of this
state or OF the United States. for certain onumer-
atcd purposes.
Arbitrary power is abhorrent TO our system OF
government The evils which come from il will be
found in most Instances grtVer than those Ii
designed 10 prevent. To license this place need do
harm. The refusal Is put upon the ground that
before the town Of Gravesend became a part Of
Brooklyn some prizeights were had in the building.
Surely, Brooklyn has policemen enough 10 see that
that does not The license will not be To
violate the law. II in any exhibition there I've any
policemen may summary and without warrant
arrest the offenders In the act The laws ample
for the prevention Of immortality or OF Illegal acts
any kind in places Of public Finally.
II the Common Council desires to confer upon the
Mayor the absolute power and discretion Of giving
or refusing licenses II IS for to pass an ordinance
TO that effect. This court may not do so. but Is
bound to decide according TO laws and ordinances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
JUDGMENTS AGAINST T. HENRY FRENCH

Judgments and cost agEreGa ting S6S. lS5 yes
terday entered against T. Henry French the the
atrical manager. in favor Of his former partner
Frank w. Sanger. d. c. Rollins the referee. be-
fore whom the difficulties of the two managers
aired. decided that the firm Of Sanger &
French has existed since 1881, when il formed
and that IL stiu exists; also that Mr.. Sanger was
entitled TO one-haf the profits derived from the
production and rentals of the disputed play. Little
Lord Faunueroy" Mr.. Sanger's share Of these
profits Is $50. 43l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
Gotels
Brooklyn.
, ~ -

Brooklyn.
MMNg0WN GlOWSEa
Brooklyn Heights directly opposite Wal-s ferryS9fece
family transient Hotel: enlarged and remodelleds
newly furnished elegant large rooms single or en- suite
with private bath: special rates for summer months;
coolest location in the vicinity OF New-York.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1,242 Broad
way. 20 door north OF Thry-hrstst.: and ADVER.
EASEMENTS the following Branch Offices: %
Eghtha"e s. Twenty third ST.; l52 sxth-ave.
1871 Fourth-ave.. Fourteenth-st 7Go Thrdave.
corner Fortysevenh-s; 1026 Third-ave.. Sixty.
rs-st i7os Frs,.ave 100 West Esrty second st. 10?
Columbus-ave ~ Avenue A; | 3e3 Thrd-ave % West
Fourtcenthst 25I West Forty secondst 5 Third ave.;
l,3Ss Thirdave e05l Thrdave. between One-hundred-
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth SITS
AT the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One-hundred and
ATHEIST 243 West Onehundred and twenty fifth
st. 100 West One hundred hfthst 10
p. regular office -.
European Branch for Advertisements only, To- Flses
Street, E. c.. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

NCUOR LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR a ASGOW VIA LO n O y u p X X r.
From Pier 81 N. r.. foot OF Yves, 2ith.s,o
Turnessia July a. p M Circassia.. July ~ p m
Anch rita. July 81. p m Ethiopia Aug ~ p M
Cabin Passage tf ana upward Second Cabin. $50
=" Grr = Rom. Sep, ( noon. oct. l3 2 80 ?. m.
saloon Passage 500 and upward. Second Cabin $50
eteefnEe outward so. Prepaid, <2i
CABIN Exclusion TICKETS At REDUCED RATES.
For drafts tours and other Information. apply 70
HENnEfS0N RROTHERs. bowling Green. YORK
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Eesal Notices

- -
CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW YORK-Frederit p. Ocott receiver OF the
Wall street Bank Plaintiff. against Mary T. Hutchinson.
observation-disclosures.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
this action and copy Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the service
OF this summons the day OF service. and In
case your failure appear, answer judgment VIII
be against you default for the relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated May %. 1894.
SHEARAfAN & STERLING
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
45 William Street.
New-York City.
TO MARY F.. HUTCHINSON;
foregoing summons H. served by publica-
ton pursuant al der Of Hon George L. Ingraham,
Justice OF Supreme Court dated June 49, 1894. and
the complaint in the office Of the Clerk OF the
City County OF New-York, the Court House. New
York city, June 10. 1894.
New York June 10, 1874
Yours. &C. SHEARMAN STERLING
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
- William Street.
NewYork CITY,
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Trains leave LONG ISLAND CITY 6:45, $40, o4A
ECO A. NJ 1890 1876 3D. 1905, $40 ABS $40 GAO.
!s5 s2o e2o $50 n 'Sat ~ only sun,eays
100 l:25 i45 2I5 235. $50 3:15 3:45 4:l5 5:l5.
6:i5 CAB. ZOO. 725 100 $40 S:23 9l5. $50. 1910
Additional trains July only 7:i5 1928 II :35 A. NJ.
1905 1850 2:13 3O5. 05. 900. 700. $40 9:35 9:5o
IL 20 Z. NJ. - x.....,..
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r, ONpACNIE GENERALE TransatlantiQue

I FRENCH LINE TO HAyRE
LA NORMANpIE Torot sat. July T. ooo a. m
IA CFINMFAGNE. Laurent sat. July - noon
Nev-York 70 Acsanirn, Egypt. via Paris. trip valid W
DAYS: FirSt-clasr $50: Seconi-clnss. SIG
FORGET General Agent. No. J bowling Green
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
2~tnoemeiner proouftenmarft.

6OI9enbe 4reiie wurOeu BEL srOBereu gar=
tlelt er5telt:
@efIH8et- Curing @bidens 8@83c;
@Gmie So, 50-$6.5O bas O9Ibenb.
@ier- 174@18c, per 0ubeuo.
Bobuen- 9leue, nit Der 6au6 oe=
pfitfte, S1.45@1.50; olte, $1.O0@1.25.
grb en- - 9%etroftete, CRIME, $4,000.
&ortoffeln- 9ebrOns 43@48c; BUR
baufs 45@5O bos 8uibel; &oIe 43@48c.
Qep el - 81 .00@S2. 80 per SaB.
W etutrauben- 12@16c per &orb.
81%n0neu- 60@S1. so per 8un9.
Sttrouen- 81. 50@5.0 90 bic Dor.
9ont9- 8eiBer 8lee, III 4futbe ab9e=
t9eilt, 134@15c; ni6t 10 BED, 1O@13c:
Ountel Sc bos 9fultO arS9eloiener 5@6c
Mebl- 9arter 8ei5eu 0otenD waren
angeIebt 3u S3MS3.25, III SGiieru wei9er
8et6en 0ateut( $2.90@S3. 10; 6ortes @ei=
wet6er Nei5el= (8GdermebD $1.75@$1. go;
,0teb Dog" ST. 6O@$1. 70 III @Gfeu; @iuterz
wei3eu $2@$2.4O IN 6ols.
Wo9geu- SEQ. 2 484c.
Sen 50. 00@11.O 90.
corn 8ertdufe I'M Store No. 2 $500
52&c; SEQ. 2 oel6 524@534c. 8erfGufe mad
Rrobe maren; gtO. 2, 53@584c; gto. 8, As
@52c.
Us tntermet3en- VertGlie i'm Store,
gto. 2 ROTH, 534c@53g; go. 3 roth 52@53;
0%erfdufe no8 Brobe worer: SEQ. 5 rptber
524@53c.
@erfe- SEQ. 2 55@56c.
9der - 8erfdufe i'm 6tore, $50. 2
$4,000. $50: 2 meiB 32}c; 9to. 8 sac.
8ertaufe na9YrObe lporen: SEQ. 2, 10000.
g Gmereieu- 6la9S $1.45; Simot6p
$5.O0@5.35; &lee S8.0O@8.25. "
W btSfep -$1.23.
Gutter 8eite @reamerp= 8oare 22c;
quite 20@21c; mittelmGBige 17@19c; 8airp,
belte, 1916; mltteI9ute llnb CUTE 16@17c;
frtl9er PafingzStod 11@114c.
&aie- 9ouu9 Qmcrtcau 94@10c ;S6wei.
derfale 1O@104c, Ntlnbur9er 74@8c.
@emii e = @eiBfraut 75c@S1.0 90 Die @r.
Seuerte @ baS Oubeno; @eiBe &iibet,
$1.00 per SOP; Stetriiben % bas
6aB; MOorriibelt 5O@75c. per Barrel
3wiebeln S1.00@S1.25 per ToB; Gomotell
30@40c Der 8orb; 8o6ueu S. .25@2.0O.
3ot9e &iben-75 Zoe per SAB.
@urten--c per Subenb.
SiBfartoffeIu - Seriep's S1.75@
1926, SQtuois $1,25@1.50 per Sag.
8trnen-S2 .00@$3.50 per SQB.
@robz Qep Ell = 81. 00@S3. 80 per 9aB.
8lumenfoBI- 25c@75c per OuB.
&al9- go. /, 42c, SEQ. 2, dc.
Bel eucorn- @uf Der 8ubu, ,,Nair"
bis @9otce"t grimes 5000; mittlersS< ROTH
ODER bleBforbi9, 4!@5c; raub unb srob AZ
&c; o@botce"y grimes, 81 CARPET iiriten,
5a@6c; uSelf=rporfin9", grimes, 5@53c;
roth ODER 9elb enbtge1beS 43@5c,
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
Wte 6te Rufen NepfeI c~onferptren

Cine in JtuBtanb ubItde @rt Ser Son:
ierDirung ber QtepfeL beitebt in bent Gin.
ialsen 6erielben. Gum @tnlol5en etgnen
it6 bauptidbGi6 bic 6erbitz unO Winters
iOrten barter 8irtbl6aftSGpfel. Die mil
2einen iauber o%bgepuBten Dber burd
Bai6en %gereini9ten sunb pte6er getroGs
neten SriI6te fperben in Elm reineS 6GBben
gelcgt uno nit SalsI0iuns Oerart iberz
goiien, baB bas Sbit nouitdnbtg bon ber
Sliiit8feit bebedt ptr6. 0as SGB6er
miro Johann nieber 3ugei6lasen unb bis
gum @tntritte Der eriten SrOite in Ben Sis
teGer (Gis9rubc) uno ipGter in etneu
fublen &eIIerraum 9eiteIt. BUR Ser
iteaun9 Der SaI5l0iun9 oertpen6et man aul
30 Quart Waiier Elm @aiier9faS bon &obz
iaI3, brtngt bic SIintgfeit gum Sie6eu
unb lGBt ie bot tbrer 8erDenbung pteoer
erfalteu. @ini9e ieben auf ie 30 Quart
ber 2Oiun8 2 8funb Go89enz o6er @et3enz
mebl bin3u, ipas BEN 2tepfeIn nit 6er 53eit
einen mebr iduerIi9en @ei9mad oerlei6t.
Wtttunter tpirb itatt Me6l au9 ettpas
6ontg unb 3uGer heigefitgt un6 ftets noch
DcrI6ieOene @euiir3e: Sen9el, @itragon,
3iimmeI, Nnis, ie na6 Dem periDnlicbeu
@ei6made. go conierpirt ba[ten Iib Die
@epfeI fait 6as gauge Sa6r 9tn6urcb, perz
BEN i6Oner, Our9ii9ti8er unb i9meden
an9enebm.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

vgStQt On Die 1n0ere aus Surcbt ni6t?"
nQ8aS peiB icb @S lit cine 8ranfbett.
1tn6 per feline &Lei6er beb6tt, fam -on9ee
fteGt tper6en."
go iprechenb, erreibten ite BEN @tu9an9
OeS @artenS.
nSeBe Did bierber auf ben Stein, Srau
9farrcrin, 0u ptrlt mI6e -iein."
rgSetn, i3 bin nicbt mI6e. Sou t9
9ineingeDen, N~tbanaltns?"
Scr 6err Pfarrer f0nnte 3ornt9 pcrs
6er."
Die 8farrerin iebte iicb auf Ben Stein,
Seben Nu9enblid ipan6te lie Ben &opf na4
Der 6ittte. Die ltnrltbe matte iicb aui
tbrem Mnt[ib. Ser Q(lte bate Mitlci6 nit
tDr uno tbeiLte Dielletcbt oub tire l1n9e>
bulb. v0te9e Did njobt ouf", ipracb CT,
vS6 9ebe gang letie, I'M na63uieben."
St 9ing lan9lam na9 Der 9iittc, bic
S6ren Bel ieoem Scbrttte anltren8en6. ST
b0rte nt6tS. DIS er Sic Gbiir erretcbt bate,
6Iieb er itcben. Der 4~rieIter ipracb ettpaa
nit Letter Stimme, 10 baB Ser 9lte es faum
bDren tonnte. @r beugte 6en &opf Dor,
uni in Die 9iitte 3u ieben. Ser &opf bea
NuSidBigen mar nt6t fi6tbar, Der Hiifet
0eS BrteiterS ner0edte ibn. OieIer fnietc
ruff benz SuBboben, ben gtafen naCb BEN
&ranfen pDrbeugenb unb betete. 9ie tpetBt
6iiQc, NIT ipcIber NtbanaitoS 6as 9ntlib
oes Stcrbenoen Derbiiut bate, lag abgez
tp0rten gu ietnen Siiben. Der Bauer 3og
itb Ieiie 3uriid. Die Yoitortn, tpel6e unz
beiue9li6 ouf benz Steine idB uno ieoe lei>
ner Benegungen nit ben 2(ugen b~erfolgte,
eTtpartete feline Niiftunft. v8as Daft gu
9eieben?" fra9te ite.
yJtibts."
Sn bielm N~u9enbLide trat Ser 8rieter
aus Der 6iitte un6 i6ritt nit langlamer
S3ritten Our6 BEN @arteu. @r trug feline
Suite ntbt, aber in ietnen erbobenen 0dn=
ben belt er baS @e6etbu9 uno bic Wfon>
itran5. Gr f3rttt nit er9obenem uno unz
beipcgtem 6aupte, nit rubigem 8ltde,
tpGbreno Der Win6 in ietnem naIlenber
0nare 1pielte. Gr I6ten / II Der furSer
53ett Elm anberer Wteni6 ~getpor0en gu
1ein.
ST. nGbertc iicb benz @reile un6 ietner
Satin obne elm @ort bes grItaunens iiber
tbr &ommen. &etnes non beioen cling
tbnr entge9en. Sic ri6teten feline Trage
an tbn, lonbern tparteten, bis CT ipredbe.
r@r lit beri6ie6en," iogte Ser Brielter.
Ntbanaiios utb bic 8farrerin mabten
i6petgenb baS 3etcben beS 8reuses.
81 vWurgen frib woQen mir pieOer fomz
men, um i'm 81 besraben," fubr er fort.
Seine Sttmme bate ettpaS @rnite8,
@nti6te6ene5. 9ttenoIS bate feline Srall
tbn 10 iprecben b6ren. Die 36rdnen tra=
ten ibr babel in bte Nugen. sic fiiblte,
bieie 8rufung Bate feline SeeIe fir aues
%9eitdrft, mas ibm ba8 9ebcn brinqen
%fonnte. sou i9 bic gta9t bier bIeiz
ben ? tragic Ntbanaitos.
r8leibe, i6 per6e aeitig tommen."
tnb alS ct fab, baB feline Srau ibnt sic
Suite 6tnbieIt, iprab er: v9u BAIT Do6L
get0an, ite gu bringen, nit Der anbern babe
tA BEN Gcbten 5u9ebeGt."
llnO Der Brteiter un6 feline Srau singen
sn SUB miteinan0er na9 t3rem 9auie 3uz
rid.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

Gin 0teeu0 6toIden oes ddjten So.
bonn Soff'S Wtal3ertraft8 9eben eben 70
oiel 9tobrun9 unO &roft iuie elm Sag
bon Ole, Obne berauidettO gu fem. Der
@ebrau6 entpfieblt iid beionoer8 CUR
Wtabl5ett BET 0fetOnoale8centeu, i6pddz
liden &in0ern unO Srauert, ulO al8 az
eemteilres @etrdnf fit idlpadlide unO
Ietoen0e Ser onen.
0tan Gdlte oarauf 6en ddten So6onn
SofPiden Grtraft 3a befommen ; Der elbe
lit an Der arf Dem 6loifen6als ar9ez
bra1ten Gtitette nit bem Nante1s3ug bon
SObann 9off fenntlid), Sor Otad)obntuug
beS ddten 9~lrtifcl8 iei man auf Der SUIT.
G%t8uer & Men0elfon o.,
Gqetntge Ngeate4 Seem Yorf.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05

= Ser 8ortier 6es t0ntgLiben fatboLi>
i3en @pmnaitumS i'm 3. 8e3irf in 8uoae
peit it0nO eben an Der 8forte, ais cine bobe,
md6ti9e @eitatt nit Galofden un6 Regenz
i6irm Dor tbm eri9ien un6 itb nac6 BET
Gan5Iei 6eS DIRECTORS erfun6i9te. Gntz
bl0Bten 6auptes 'unb nit I6Lotternoen
&nien g~eleitete nun Der 8ortter ben 6crrn
in ben eriten Stod btnauf, 0enn Der @a1t
tuQr Or. Qter6nber Neferle, M1tni1ter2
prGiioent 6es G0ni9rei9eS 1tn90rn. 8aLb
barauf itebt ber WtntiterprGitbent Dor bem
ebenfaQS iebr iiberraibten Director Or.
@abriel Gor1an>Npanbano, Der oLs @eoz
graph it6 zines europGii6en Gufes %erfreut.
rS9 Bate S6nen, 6err 9berOirettor",
io9t nun Der Wtiniitcr, vetn @eiub 81
ilberreiben unb bite, baB sic Die @ite
BADEN, baiielbe baIb Su e~rlebtgen." 1tnb ct
5tebt Elm @eiucb berDor, tuoblperieben nit
etnem so IT, Stempel, ouf beIien 2(uBenz
iette Sol9enbes 3u leien lift: Pin ST.
3eQen8, ben 6errn Observation-Disclosures Or.
Eolanb Baron b. @0tp0S in 8uoQpeft -
Elm ergebenes @eiucb 6es Or. Q(lcran6er
Weferle, Gtnpobner bon 8uOapelt, i'm l.
Be5trf, neutrality-suspicious. tpobnbaft, tporin
e. OttCtI lCtHt' SUDlt AltG uItpSC QOelerle
junior BON benz pfticbtgem1Ben Bc1ucbe unb
Der Brufnn8 rim Der 8riebii6en Sprabe
uno Siterotllr GIT entDeben," Der alte
SDrl0n tpar lebr eritaunt, baB ser Miniz
1terpr6itbent bon ltngarn, Der fib oocb
enter ouSge5ci6neten Brotettton ~erfreut
uno nit BENT &ultu5miniiter bod gan3 gez
tpiB perl0nlicb befannt lit - bieicn 9ez
nobnli6elt, bilr8erltder Mes eingeIchlagcn
bat, nm 1einen Sobn bon Ser 8etannti4aft
nit DEM NOriit gu b"efreten uno ais er
bteS benz un9arti6en Bremier mittbcilte,
lobte Der neutrality-suspicious. uno enpfabL
ltb, tnbem er ba5 S6idlaL ieines @eiucbc5
nocb einrta[ Dem 9errn Sberoirettor an
0nS 9er3 Ieste,
9aB 9ti9of B~antratillS p. 0infeI in
Der Gbat Elm tOleranter 8rieiter par, 5eiete
lIb BET ben 2ei3enfeierlicbfeiten in Nu8Sz
burg, no Der p~roteitantiibe She'll ber 8ez
oolterun8 NIT Dem fatboliiden tpetteiferte,
ur1t Ietner Srauer Nus6rud AT Derletben.
Bon Dtelen 6Guiern bon Broteftanten, ipie
3. .. bonn Giebtngcrb0uS tpebten Sralerz
ta9ner1, Dtelc Broteltanten 6atten i6re Sc
lcbatte 8el6loiien unb ielbitperitGnblt9 be-
t9ctlt9te lt9 audi bic proteitantlidbc @eiitz
lIcbtett am 2ctcben5u9. M0ge Der Nahz
fol9er beS 8iiAofS 8ontratius fi9 in
8IeIcbem WtaBe Die au8emeiue 2iebe gez
tptnnen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-05
WArftberiMt.
G9ica9o. 5. 9topem6er.
2tusp6rtiee mGrFte.

S9(uBpreiie i'll 8ei5en unb Corn IN artbe=
ret StGbtel1 1Dareu:
@et5en- New gOrf: @Opember, 555c;
December, 56Bc; Ntat, 613c; ct. 9ouis
80pegoeF Sd 4oci 5, Gec'' 9 ees(595,c @oi 55te.
500 = minneapolis: Gaar. 563c; 6ecem.
ber, 55Bc;-Saltimore December, 564c; W{at
Gle; = 8olebo: 8aar, 533c; 0ecember,
53Sc;-Milmaufee 8oar, 545c; 0tai, 58gc;-
Detroit: 8aar, 53c; December, 531c.
@orn-9te1p 0orf: Nopember, 584c; 0e=
cebr. 564c; Wtoi, 555c; - ct. 2outs, Iopem=
Der, 48c; December, 473c; M3ai, 47gc; -
Baltimore; Sobr, 5&9c; S%anuar, SIC.