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Actor CoISIa TLrsatsss ais Wa, w,th "a
Pistol.

For some months past George H. ColvIn and
his wife stella have not been hyiug together
lie is an actor In the Black Croos company.
now playing at the Columbia Theatre in
BrooklFn, and she is a waitress at II CortlSudt
street, and lives with two other young women
At 1iG West Twentieth street. Yesterday
morning GOWN sent u friend named August
Weber to Mrs Coyn with "a note asking her
to meet him in Jersey CITY. as he wished to
talk over some matters with her.
While Mrs. tolEln was reading the note in
the presence OF Weber tOivin rushed into
lho house. tuurishing a ~ -calibTs revolver
His vile ran shrek ing into the street while
Weber and the women with whom Mrs. Col
NIn lives were attempting to huld the actor
After struggle he broke away and ran into
the cellar where Policeman Madden ~ tho
West Twentieth street station arrested him
MsbbeT was also arrested, but AZ Jefferson
Market Court he was discharged (Olylu was
held ia = 800 bail Tor examination To- ORION.
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re Il Mixed 10 IN the Larceny % sold
berr's Dta.ond Scsr:pIn.

Police Justice GoettinR OF williamsburgh is
sued warrants yesterday against Lawyer Luke
O'Rellly. Jr.. and Con McAuliTe. a brother OF
PuGilist Jack McAulffe. for attempting TO
compound felony O'Rellly vas the attorney
for James Is. cole who was arrested in the
Amphion Theatre. willamsburgh. week ago
Saturday night for stealing 5000 diamond
scartpn from Heyman Goldberg Of PAP Fast
ern Parkway. Brooklyn. When Cole was taken
TO the Clymer street police station he said he
lived In this city. but refused to tell where. He
anerward denied that Cole was his name.
When the case was called in the Lee Avenue
Police Court Monday morning UReilly asked
for a temp orary adjournment on the ground
that an examination OF the case would show
that there was nothing in GOLDBERG charge;
Goldberg and his son. Isaac, went into the
corridor OF the court. where. IL was alleged.
they were approached by O'Reilly and some OF
the prisoners friends and tho missing pin exc
hibited. II is alleged that young Goldberg
Goldberg didn't Know at the time went to a
again showed Goldberg his fathers missing
pin and Expressed q, nS int to v,S5esas
turned to court and told Justice QoetttnR what
had happened In the saloon. o'Reilly indig-
The case was adjourned for one week and
the Justice advised U'Reilly to have the per.
son who had the missing pin in court and
somebody would get into trouble When Cole
was again hrraigned yesterday OReilly, was
not there. Cole waived examination. and was
Justice GoettinR called young Goldberg TO the
bar and questioned him. Goldberg said 1t was
McAuliffe who had shown him the missing pin,
and that O'Reilly was in the deal On this In
formation warrants against o'Reilly and Me-
AulifIe were Issued.
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rIRrI1IoS or THE TIIDEy ESTATE.
First Appsara cs In Court OF the Suit he
gun Last December.

Carter & LedyRrd have begun the suit for the
partition OF the estate OF the late Samuel j.
Tilden in the counties OF New York. Kings and
Westchester. tThe action Is entitled the Tilden
Trust versus George II, Tiden and others. and
the summons was served on Dec. ~ last 1t
had it's first appearance in court yesterday in
the shape Of an order strikingOut the names
OF certain unnecessary defedGants and in
serting others which are material. The
names stricken out were those OF people
and corporations with old claims against the
interests OF certain direct defendants. II was
found after tho suit was brought that tho
claims had been satisfied some time ago. Tho
new defendants are Emily, wife OF Col. George
II. Tilden Augusta. wife Of samuel J. Tiden (.
Laura Is. llagard. eNecutriN OF Mary T. Pslton.
and Andrew n Green John Bgei Nv and
will
Francis G. Huyck, Chauncey l. Argerseln-
ger, and Francis Higgins as receiver Of the
North River bank. are made defendants also.
because they have apparent liens against tho
interest Of George II. Tilden.
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Col. h. g. James. who was counsel for the
MutHal Reserve Fund Life Association in the
trial u the action brought against it 10y the
executor II J ohm {. Austin to recover SlJ 600
insurance. Withdrew his motions Yesterday
for a new trial and 10 set aside the IuTy's
verdict that Austin is lead. Z a. nuTnhAm
attorney Tor the association. said that the full
amount demAndei hY Mr.. Austin's executor
had been pad. No other course was open 10
the comlau alter the Jury hal decided on
Mr. BuTnhnm said that no proof had been fur
nished 10 the company Of Austin's death hut
the Jury bad pronounced HIN dead and the
money had therefore been paid and the case
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ola Clrsu. K,drr'. Mrud Affected.

Adele Bareutzsn. once a famous circus rider
ia the { nited states and South America, was
committed TO Bellevue Hospital by Justice Ne
Mah1n in jefferson Market yesterday for sX-
animation a 10 her sanity. She has heen l.V-
ing ia Vest lu5th street and on sunday night
She set out for house on College place. In o
ssting that her former lover lived there aud
Was c0Esplriug with his friends To have her
mailed in Goblin aud buried alive. All efforts
10 pacify her were vain and she was nnAllY
arrested In court yesterday she appeared
calm and sane. She has lost all her moneI
and Is IN poor Circumstances.
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TolaI nIada... am..a hY lI.aL---

KrNGsToy. \. Y. Feb. =. ,iEarrlr.-
TO be the cause Of the tota' n,.gl,H--
IuzgerAl Of Marlborough, li' .- ...
smith. lie vas suddenly IugnF
while work ma ~ the tYrE- lHrr.r--
eNnWinaG aim have no o pes of r"..r
oversight He WAS an Inrerrr .f"
smoker and this GaItfIB-4II '..r '..
Of his terrible Addiction.
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G,n. Ch,I.tsn..n,.IIa....

Gen. c. T, Christensen. President OF the
BrooElYn Trust Company, was seized VITA
vertigo on Wednesday last while at his dsss
in the Office Of the company aud was taken to
his home In the Margaret APARTMENT house on
Colum Ula Heights in q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cOn-
ditlun- he mas siAes been confined TO his he'd,
nE McCorkle. the attendant physician. sad
yesterday that he vas Fsui'llg improving aud
that no serious complication MAS feared
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BATAVIA \. T.. Feb. 5.-Paulins Nearing Who
has bsan employed for few days as cook at
Mr. divers hotel In stafford. is In jan here on
the charge OF attempting 20 tuTn the hotel
Yesterday morning She came there a stranger
on Jan. ~ aud emploYMeu was given her
Her WAGES not being forthcoming as promptly
a. she dssl red ~ Is supposed That she took this
means ~ revenge. YESTERDAY morning she
acpse. and, satuTatinE her bedding with kerr
seAe. appiied he match and left the premises.
ShlwE- uCrs1-l ard arrested hafu.s going
FAR Little damage VAS GOne " the are.
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Capl. n.,.r,,. a .mnrr.r n,.r,.-,-

Judge Cowing handed down yrs'.. .
General Sessions decision oyc-rG"nG
murreg 10 the four indictments gee .! g-
Police Captain William e. ar...
neglect o! duty In fa'.iug fu ,..rH ..r
deTly houses. Judge tuW.u.. SAL! ID.
dlrtmonts are suIlirirNt fu law. anal '... .. .
criticism can no made against them
theE are perl APPS to- Ir..'.s lu ft~ - #."
Of what Is cha ged asatU-f o.. Ntl'...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-06
nnrIrd Win tns Hu.s,ud Ml.,InE.

The funeral OF Mary Brewster took place
yesterday morning from the house OF Mrs. Id
ward Lyman, at * Court street BrooElyn.
Mrs. Brewster died at the Flstbush HosTital
on Wednesday; BENJAMIN Brewster her hu7-
band arranged 20 have the funeral take place
on sunday from Mrs. Lyman's house. lie did
not appear on sunday. and the funeral Was
postponed. Yesterday Mrs. Lyman decided
not % VAT any LonEeE LOL him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-06
The Neat Grand Jur, MAJ Tackle saBsrIR.
Iendsnt Praree.

lawyer stephen s Marshall, who Is prose-
cutting the charges Of cruelty made against
Superintendent reArce by inmates OF the
Westehes,er Temporary Home, said Yesterday
that the present Grand jury would not he
cal ed upon to tREs action. Tho case, how
ever would be brought before the next LTLnd
jury VIII ch meets in three weeks when
OK Judge Robertson viii take 4 hand in IL.
Theresa sees RIT rRraure before the Grand
JurS is 10 be procured through writ OF hA-
LbRs cOFpga.
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TLs GsRsraI EIsstris works Resume Opera.


SCHENECTADY. Feb The General Electric
works resumed operations On full time this
morning. after Ieriod OF reduced working
hours which has extended over several
months When ths7 o'clock whistle sounded
a large crowd OF men. cage! 70 secure emTloy-
ment had assembled at The entrance 10 the
works A limited number Of thsss were Ilare 4
a. work. General Manager kruesis SAID to-
DAY that the force would he gradually in
CCrus ed i'm accordance with tho demands and
thai preference would be given 70 former en-
IlJyres Of the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-06
q .neNataartsr E.retIou.

GESEvA. " Y. Feb. 5In tile charter cleo
tion to-day tho Democrats elected tho As
SCISSOR Collector, and one Trustee. while the
Republicans elected the Treasurer and one
Trustee. The First ward is In doubt on tho
election Of n Trustee. the FASTER on the
back 81 one 81 the ballots be all owed II elects
Democrat II rcJectc "a the result will he u Iie
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stephen Raymond ~ E1 liyiuGs' -'' -
Brooklyn, tried TO board the front I..'
Broadway cable car sat NaIT'a street. ''
evening. The ear was going ~ ia.. ~i'.' OF
almond, losing hold - the handra".
was pushed several Iret before 90" 49,
stopped llH was i'm IuTrl ahuut f0u ."
two ~ his teeth were hnHri"I u.f. g.. z
was taken 10 the thamlVTs street llp-....
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No rsu-loa Tor nrooLIYn reasnsr-.

The movement to establish a pension fund
for old aud disabled BroOkiYn school teachers
has met with SO much opposition that the proI-
ect Will probably he abandoned, The more
youthful teachers did not take Kindly TO the
proposition 10 surrender one Uer cent. OF their
salaries for the benefit Of their Ociat es.
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JUDGMENT ROE $50. ana.
Widows AAd Orphans Bep-h' Life in-ur-
anee Company DrTrauded by Directors.

Justice OBrien OF the Supreme Court gave
judgment yea crday for slSstl g.s-i in favor OF
Thomas +. Mason. receiver OF the Widows al
Orphans Benefit Life Insurance IcmIa. y.
against James NJ. Freeman AMI the estate OF
John y. Henry. Henry Freeman. AMI = ~
Iamin q, Bloss were directors % tg" .ou.. +.
and II was alleged that thew tried 20 WE :
and turn its assets over TO the Mu'sal llVt-.
tiun Company. At least s-Nl - -,- "' 'Hr
funds were diverted from the tT4s'. 80 .
Vbrtrn holds that the evidence ssHns' re.
man and Henry is ample hut d.sm'-sr- q =
SUIT against BlOss, Litigation Oyer Oh" H' .I' ;
81 the company has been pcEGinE g. i.Hfy.. .
for twenty years.
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AaI.,.lla M,a.~ m.pu. usr.sI.

Mrs Johanna Eyern. an invalid widow, ~
years old. who lived with relatives at DBl Gates
avenue. BROOKLYN. committed suicide by hang
ing yesterday in her bedroom during the tenn
TotnTy absence OF her nurse. Her illness had
apparently unbalanced her mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-06
IA Ambulance Surgeon Leaves a DyIas N
In the street.

John Colgan, a bartender, - years old. who
lived at 3SS West Thltieih street was found
b. u policeman at o'clock yesterday morning
leaning against the iron rating at lu7 West
Fitty-third street There was cut In tho
back Ofth man 5 head, lie became uncon-
sciOus soon after the policeman found him.
tai examined the man and bHndaged up the
wound. Then telling tie POLICEMAN n AZ he
had better lake Julgau to the station house lie
drove on. The man had TrgAInti conscious
ness ana started TO accompany the policeman
70 the West toTtY-S-yenth street station.
again. three other policemen came. and be-
tween them they varr4eI tie UNCONSCIOUS man
70 the station huu~s.
When the Sergeant saw the prisoner condi-
ton he sent aEather cali Tor al ambulauca.
Before II came. however % Eau died. Inc
ambulance surgeon said that the man had ey.-
IDENTITY died iIOm alcoholism
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BrTFAIo, Feb 5-Ernest n. Weaver. vDuag
LAWYER, was Elled in runaway last evening
He Was out driving with a lady WHEN his Lorss
took irignt. Ihs sleigh was Overt uru-d aud
n vat eTs head struck = tree. fTacturiug his
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Corporal James Tanner. the legless ex Com
missioner OF Pensions. is in the Seney Hospital
In brooklyn. and an operation will be per-
foomed to-day on the stumps oi his legs. which
were shattered by a shell at the first battle OF
Bull Kun. Mrs Tanner is caring for her hus-
hand at the hospital Since his arrival in
BROOKLYN Corporal Tanner has had consuta-
tiOns with some OF his Grand Army friends on
political matters lie SAYS that Mayo SchisTsn
has been very Indifferent to the claims OF vet
Grams in his disposal " patronage.
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hlrns. snsLIns % .hs MsC.rlhr ca,e.

Superintendent BYTnes will appear tefore
the GTaud jury morrow morning and ask
them TO recoRs der the case OF Ialcy Mccarthy.
who SAYS that she paid ABOUT 5000 10 several
her protection in future from police raids IN
her dlsOGdery house. The January Grand
Jury dismissed the complaint. The Met aIth :
woWaa vas at IOiics HeAdquhrtrrs yesterday
tElklng with superintendent ByTnus-
The Grand jury was sworn ia yesterday be-
OsiElehs f9EemAh
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There are nine vacant SerReantcles In the
police force. and this is the list OF eligible
INST mi ba
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9raperien, Yortierem, Seppiae ,c,

Guer Ssim fann NIT tpenisen Mltteln ae.
miltblih uno elegant einssri9tet perben unb
81 bielem 8ebufe pertpetien mir Sud auf
unier Departement tn 9raperien, Yortieren,
Sanep Wfatten, Siotes, Searfs, Sorlesern,
feinen Sepptden &c.
Gebrufte grepes fir Draperien, s5 Gents
rer Ylrb.
4sra4toole seibsn fir Draperien. BON 65
gents bis 81 30.
Oas Neueite in iapaneiilden. Draperisn.
StlfIine Sibies, 25 unb s. Gents iebes.
Sanep Stubl.Searfs, pradtbpIle Mufer,
20, % unb 35 Gents.
Gancb Chenille Matten, gang neu. 4O-5O
GentS.
Ganeb &uss in peridieOeren @robeu, $l.5o
BITS $l.90.
Sn fetnem 2aben ter etabt finbet man
biisi9ere sepptdte gu 10 nietrisen Yreiie als
BET 8 Bolflon. 8on,mt unb iiberseust @ud.
6rast mad Den greiien nno Sbr tperbet faufen.
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DR.. price's Cream 8afins pomoer.
3d9Re &eltsaasRellanss anssei9umms.

Mebr ais $4,000 9ebrer
nirten an ben Offentli6en @dulen,
Nfaoemien unb Colleges Der Ser.
Staaten.
Den 40. Sabrestas ietner
6 on I efratton beaebt bemnadft
8iidof Glarf bon Ser gpisfopalfirde
in Rbobe Sslanb.
unter ben 0ferreidi1d)en
We bern uno 8eroleuten iinb 72
bis 80 Stunben slrbeit per gEod,e
nidtS llnseipobnlides.
SUIT 5000 rotbe Geberns
bdnme perbrau6en Die 9leiftiftfaz
brifanten ber Ser. Staaten alliabrltfl
IN ibrem Snbui itrie5meise.
Die id0nen Rotbbol5mals
Der Galtforniens iperoen rapib
oeSimirt bur6 bic Germenouna bieIes
Solses su @iienbabnihmellen.
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sSn nmierem sei0e= =9epartenteut

seben mir b,fanntlid itnmer ben Son an.
Gunterbare stoffe unb btutse 9reiie.
9err!tde 8aid Seibenaense so gents
tpertb, fit 38 Gents.
" bitatet in eeftreiften fleinfarirten unb
anbermeit's semuiterten Seieenseueen ;m 81,
81 % unb auitpdrts.
Soiaes Seibenitpffe gu $1oO.
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beifdn6ts ait Deritnten,
mar febr nerp6s muS
bate tuenig oser gar
feinen appetit. amr,,
mein ganaer &0rpH
mar bon Sduier3en ge.
foltert. Sd bate bdrs
fig bpfterifde Nnfdne
iInb mar gang mutblos
geiporbeil, tpetl Id
feine GrSnet fanb, bic
u,tr balf. 5ulest be.
f1lob ta, nit Sbreim
Favorits Prescription
etnen Geriud %
L.s NA k.ktn ,1nA
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Mnf S9loB &reiiau in @9lelien
bat bic Vermdblung bes Grdulein @leos
more psn Moltfe, Der yi1te bes Der,
aorbenen 5elbmari6aas, nit benz
9auptmann r. 9iilien, benz 0ertraus
ten bes &aiiers WilbeIm H., fattges
fun6eu.
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0ana ,tnttunt.

gae, ipeIde Or. atnss v@eue Gntbeduns" sebraudt
baben, tennsn ibren Wertb, unb BITE, wel4e bas Bis
ltss nSS mot setean babsn f6nmsn Jest sang umfDn
nnten anse3etste Gpotb'te unb laiie I'D ene prcbefaa
i4e 8ratS seben. Wan fenbe ietnen Namen unb ietne
1pretle etn an 8. 6. Sndlen & 60. in Gbtcaso unb
man ptr6 etne 4rcbez S&aftel pom Tr. atns8 Neuen
gebensz Rlen foenfret suseiGnpt erbaten, fcpte en
Sgemplar beg u@efunbhettSsG unb ber 2ebens=
HeSeln" GaeS bas ptrb fidber BON 0usen fur Sie
leln, c9ne Jbnen Rotten 3u peruria4en. Gan Qntpntp
Drug Gompanp.
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6Js}S k1{1Sl Q|s|IIIIU

Fran 8arrp Eappan bon Repnotbs,
Web., t9retbt: rilnsefdbr atpet Sabre lang
mar k1 beffenbtg BON &ranibetteu, syie ne
n,etnem @eidledt eisentbhmlid fsnb ,aeplaat.
SD rubte bonn Bett gum Gofa aetraaea
sperben, bate idredli6e Erduine, alaubte
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nidt tiuei Glaideu semonimem, ale id idon
i Diet befer fiblte Sm @an1en nabm th
Elf .Glaifen. Seute bin i9 geiunb ipie Der
B14 TN Waiier. Sn ben letten feds Sahren
babe ttb ntft bic seringife Gpur meines alten
getoens gefiiblt. Nir uebmen bas Golden
Medical Discovery" 70 oft mir eines blut.
retntgeIoen MittsIs beeurfen. nit jeiner baIje
oerl&ptnoet jeber Gusi&Iae unb bic 6aut mirb 70
tdrt uno uetd iuis bet einem WideItino"
ueberau tu baben
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Sas @euie 1T fi6 felbit genug,
oas Salent bebarf eines pubIifums !;
Ia Elm empfdngli9eS publifum fann
unter umfdnben elm Salient 19affen.
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Oas San Antonio gitpsBier in
elm abiolut reines 9Dpfens nnb MoIa.
getrdnf BON itartem aoblenidure ges
balt unb baber angenebm prideInbem
Woblgei9mad.
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eSn idmar3en ,Seioeuseuaeu

baben ioir ras ooaitdnbisite 2aser unb bic
folsenrem Stoffc: @rbital G,ilIe, 6raneaile
Ye,u be Sc'e, &5nsboma, Nrmure, gensa.
line, @bo. int, Saffette, @rus @rain unb
Moire.
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Wtuf 9frbtt= @aQrcn!
::;$ .,.:t;"s;:ss:ss.., II. WoLFSoN.

sta yag BON Moudeu t eS n upor 6 g6n morben it, Serd
sa4tn Die m Same Gn5dtn Dtbeu nnb gum Saul amam m1en
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n B:-8er am goftidalter mad einem ber
ocbsgen Srtefe fragt, bat ouSbradlih btn,u,il,
flgen, oaB bteielben advertised" feien unt
mann.
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BON allen 8ieren in Der Welt
Lone Star" am beten mir gefdllt /!

9r. 8tpnbin, ga bnar3t, Office
317 %. @om. st. neben Smobi5s 8ant.
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&nnlt GeaeuitduOe.

Gtlpas gong 9teues in unierem Departe=
meni BON aunit. Sesenftdnben, bic
algeinetnes ii, ftaunen unb 8enunoermne
erregen.
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9as bette In Qeiueu5emg,
mas gu befommen TT. Diefes Depnrtement
tit pol ftdnbis unb bietet hieIes Neue.
9anoidube! 9anoidnbe!
Sn inherent s S,nbf1ub- -0epartement irirb
nod inlmer ber "P. P. Alexandria" bertauft,
Der ft4 oils ein srobartises 3usmittet eripeiit.
gs TT ber bette 9anbf9ub in Der StaSt.
Utit 5 9afen $1.0o, Safen Slips. 3u tas
ben in allen Sarben.
YuBmameu! Hubmaaeu! :
Infer YustpaarensD Depariement TIT in sIei.
der Beiie nit benz beiten aussefatte.s ipas
bic Satfpn btetet.
Wi0bel! W0bel W1bel /!
Sn M6beI offeriren mir irtn.er nod td5liG
amsse3eibnete Bargains. Seine seppliterte
8arIor MDbeI. SHlaf. unb Dobn3imnser.
MDbel, sei4madpou, bauerbaft mno biIlis.
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&eo. VI gbeIbsrs 81 8 Siebler - Peter
eahen-Sobn 6 0sede.
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y ri e fs3it te.

3 @beI- Mrs M u @iiemnnn - Wars 81
gtdborn-S Slider - Otto @Iaier Mib 8
9anb-Utrs S Df Sannig-Wtap SebIen-Ss
VI Soroan-G Gusen &Iein - @alter 8roidell
Nugu1t Sramer = Watbilbe 8epber - emma
gbbbsrg-Nibert Meber-Gbuarb Mo,art -
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was in no condition to 20 int sueh IN ex.
hibitiou. II he had run 100 yards u might
have killed him. He had been drinking,
too. and whom he got 10 little tap on tho
jaw he was knocked ssusslsss and never
came to. But IL he had bseu sober II
would have made no differsuce.
"The only thing would blame fitssim-
mons for would be for taking such man
to box with. A man like Fitssimmons
does not think how much better . man he
10 than bis partner. and he eoss 10 giving
Il to his partner too hard; but that did not
have anything to do with this accident. I
know II was because Riordan was not f1t
to do that kind Of work. have known Of
other cases like this. A man gets little
tap on tho Jaw and II knocks him sense.
less. He never comes out Of Il because
he has not life enough to get over any.
thing. II this accident to Fitssimmons
delays our match will walt for him as
long ~ necessary and give him fight.
Or II anyone else wants to step In In the
meantime I am ready to meet him, thcn
Pitssimmons afterwards.n