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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
LOST OR FOUND.

I OST-A TERRIER BITCH PUP,
A. with white. long hair; ears tipped
with brown. Strayed away a week ago.
Reward if returned to No. 1l2 north
Eighth street jaf2-fw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13

= ITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
~ FOR SALE. Money to lend on I'm
proved City Property in sums to suit.
LOTS In business and residence centre
of Newport News to lease.
+. +. FINCH e. CO,
de12-1y $40 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-13
REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
BARTON HEIGHTS!


200 Lots for sale at s25 cash and IS per
month for balance.
Houses built and sold on Monthly Pay
rnents when lots are paid for
Every one can secure a Home Safe. sure,
and profitable investment Apply to
det-9n II ~ M 8. - ET "a N FRTnRI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

A good story is told of darky
who was brought from the south by
a member of Maine family noted
for being "a little near" as the
phrase is. He was wanted for n farm
hand. He came in the spring, and
dandelion green's were the staple ar
ticle of family diet. These were suc-
ceeded by beet green's and these
again by mustard and parsley green's.
The darky had been used to good
living in his southern home, and the
northern fodder grew stale after
a time. At last haying was done,
and the darly stood on the barn floor
looking wistfully at the great piles
of forage that went up into the ridge
poles.
"T'ink I'll be going back down
souf, Massa K, he said.
"Why?" asked the surprised farm
er. What's that for? Don e. you like
it here?"
"Yes. Pretty place nuff, was the
reply, "but you see, massa, we've
done eat the grass till that s all gone,
an 1 can't eat that hay all winter
nohow. I'll go back to ole Car lima. "
Remonstrance was no use, and he
went Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

They were spinning yarns in the
barge Office. remember that long
while ago there were built in Calais
at tho same time two sister schoon-
ers, (" saul Captain Dimmock. "They
were two masters and just alike,
both handsome vessels for that day.
One of them was named the July
Fourth and the other the Fourth of
July. They both loaded with lumber
and sailed out of Calais the same
day, bound for the same port. They
had not been out many days when
in thick fog they came into COLI
sion. The Fourth of July was smash
ed to pieces and lost. The July
Fourth survived and is doing bust.
ness along the coast yet SEQ her
occasionally. Portland Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

Husband-I am going TO bring the
young barrister home with me this
evening
Wife with a bevy of marriageable
daughters)-very good! (Rings the
bell. The cook appears.) Marie, we
are having n visitor this evening.
shall be glad if you will prepare US a
nice claret cup.
Husband-He is a most agreeable
young fellow--a general favorite, in
fact
Wife (rings)--Marie, please make
a few tarts as well.
Husband--I am told his young wife
is just as nice and amiable as he il.
Wife (rings)-Mirie, never mind
the tarts and tho claret cup. We
shall only require some beer this
evening. g.--Dorfbarbier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

One OF tho Many Pathetic Incidents Of
New York City Iifes

One Of tho Many Pathetic Incidents Of
New York City Life.
The spire of Grace church looks
down upon many curious scenes in
the course of day, for Broadway
Is busy place at Tenth street, and
from early morning tho thorough
'pro Is crowded with shoppers, pc
lestrians and the ever Changing ca
BILE cars as they whiz around the
curve. At night it is much quieter,
but there is ore picture which Grace
thurch steeple sees IL and at no
other time In the whole "a hours.
People, too, who ride past the COR
her from IL o'clock at night to in
the morning often gaze out curiously
at the long row of disreputable look
ing men stretching along the curb
from the portals of tho graystone
church around the corner and well
into Tenth street, east of Broadway.
1t Ia q ragged, unkempt and motley
crowd that gathers there every night
In the week save Saturday and ar
ranges itself comfortably ON tho
stones and tagging. With all its rag
gedness and dirtiness, however, it
seems to possess patience for vir-
tue. Every man Is waiting for some-
thing, and no waits stolidly. Tho
only restlessness seems to be In the
desire to get nearer the head Of the
procession.
The line grows and grows with
tho minutes. Some Of it goes to
sleep, but the most Of it sits sodden-
ly and waits for the appointed time.
That is about 2 o'clock, for then the
doors of nearby bakery are thrown
open, and out into the glare of the
electric light come two porters with
hugo baskets of bread. That is the
prize, and it Is cut up into conven-
lent half loaves. Then it is that the
crowd of hungry beggars become
suddenly wide awake and tho line
starts for the baskets. There are old
men and young, ragged, more rag
ged and most ragged, hungry, hun
grier and famished. And they grab
the bread and dispose of it in so
many different ways! Many of them
go to work at once, pry a corner of
the loaf into their mouths and take
a big bite. Others tuck the hunk
quietly and mechanically under one
arm and march away, supposedly,
of course, to the starving mother
and sisters at home. Still others,
with a lordly air, shove their loaves
within their shirt fronts or in a
trousers pocket where they will be
safe and handy for use. Not all in
the line getaloaf. Only the first hun
dred orsoare theprize winners Then
the word is given that the supply is
exhausted. The line breaks in an in
slant and melts away in the dark
ness, leaving only the hungry strag-
glcrs sitting dejectedly on the curb
ing. The look of stupid disappoint-
ment is on their faces, for they know
that "a long hours must go by before
those heaped up baskets are borne
forth again to the waiting line.
New York Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

"Whot did the doctor say was the
matter with youg"
lie said he didn't know"
"Well, what doctor arc you going
b ncxig"
None. When q doctor dares to
make such an admission rs that he
must bo about as high in his profess
tion as Inc can get. Indianapolis
Journnl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

"I'vo been insultedw exclaimed
Tunlins Indignantly.
whats the matter?"
'McFazzle told n friend that 1
had got so / really believed some of
the stories j tell. It'san outrageous
aa'ront Why, it's scquivalent TO call
ing Inc confoundod idi, Wash
ington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
IF YOU WANT TO PAY Cash, WE Give A DISCOUNT.
ChifOniepS.

Our line of foyfve patterns Of Chfoners comprises many
beautiful designs oak birch and white maple with elaborate
ing odd shape mirrors swell fronts Look No. 3l4 solid
oak with beveled French Mirror for $780, Our No. 80 for $780,
Our No. for 5000. Our No. 100 for SO00 and up
most elaboratey Chfoners with beautiful mirrors from S25
to $40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

Tho relative of certain manufacturer
nlasfitd and built ~ house. and the manu-
tncfurtr nude him prcsehs Of window
fasteners Tor the sa1lc. Aftcr tinIc tho
bridegroom brought them back and asked
for cheaper kind. which be said would
suit ns well and then suggested that he to
.siye the difference in monev i--Hardware
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

Boggs (pathetically) - Goodby,
wife. i have to go on jury duty.
Mrs. Boggs (tearfnlly)--Now, be
back as soon as you can. Don't be-
long TO the obstinate 1lr'-New
York Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
somothInr In Some Named.

Colonel George W., locally well
known in his way, was defending
civil suit in which Mr. Cheek was
plaintiff. The colonel, who seemed
to have made good defense, in his
argument to the jury characterized
tho suit as simply persecution; that
the plaintiffs name was superbly in
dicative of plaintiffs character, and
that plaintiff had complete and in-
Lefeasible title of inheritance to that
name" etc. The jury in about three
minutes brought in verdict against
the colonel. Everybody wondered
how it happened. They had seen
one of the jurymcn scowl at the colo
nel's remarks. IL was afterward as
certained that that juryman was
foreman of tho jury, and that his
name was Pigg.-Contral News
Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
Chamber Outfits.

There multitude of Chamber Sets in the MARKET not high
priced but the time well made and handsome We are
making speciality of the following outfits every of which in
cudes one Soft Top Excelsior Mattress Woven Wire Rolling
Book Spring, one decorated Toilet Set
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
So O
3 o
3
3 8
as
rs:
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s s
60
7 0
PaplOp Stoves.

Our line of forty different patterns of ParOr Stoves
the floor All sizes all shapes round and square, S400 $3.50.
$500 $780, $780, $780, $500, $780, $780, Sl000 Sll0O,
$1,000, Sl40O, $780, $500, $4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

package Of Cranes hest calling card.
printed at NEws job ONCE for % cents. Mai
orders attended " prompur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
Parlor Suites.

$50 Rug upholstered three colors of Rugs and
Sofa Corner Reception and Paor Chairs $3down,
$2 per month.
Our Tapestry Suite consists of FIVE pieces rse coors with
mahogany finished Frame silk plush backs corded Sfa Arm
Chair Chair small Parlor Chair and Reception SO down.
- per month";
$35 Plush Suite of Sofa Gents Chair Corner
Chair and small Chairs mahogany finished frame carved
tops and panels. 800 down. $3.50 per month
O s Plush Parlor Suite consists Of Os Rocker Dvan small
Chair Reception Chair in five coo OF Plush, With corded
backs and spring edges 81 down. $3.50 per month.
Our s5 Brocaee Suite of FIVE different pieces three
dereat coors of Brocee with silk push corded spring
edge seats 50 down, So per month.
$i5 Wilton Rug Suite consists of Soa Chair
small chairs. with spring
Rugs, mahogany finished Frame S5 down. SO per month";
Wilton Rug Suite made in three of Rugs,
stuffed tops spring edge s. down. So month
rocatee Suite consists OF five pieces stuffed
spring edge seats fringe and tasse trimmings So down. $3.50
per month.
Wilton Suite all stuffed in three Dvan
Rocker Sofa Reception and small Paror Chair silk plush trim
mngs corded top, showing in frame work. So down, $0
th
$40 Wilton Rug Suite is large with spring edges silk
push fancy corded four coo OF 81 down. 81
month
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

To the poor acc Hh mngep all
sh h o every to gel or
@
your cash. depend OF a. %
ndbu ulGn ngupt1a h aouafn n epi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

Commercial printing neatly executed 1t
Nrws Job Office,
, 1894-08-14
Die GarifbiI uno ser prdiioent.
Die Gntiheioun9 oes Sunoesribters Qott
iiber oas ptelcidt pom prGfioenten ei1t=
3%uidIaeenoe Derfabreu.
SO afbinqtpn, IA. 9(uq.

Die am lcbten IS. Qlpril 6om 8un0eSz
richter Nott in Dem 9roSeiie Der Ser.
Stooten gegen Qtlcr 9Seil uno Nnoere, ub=
9~egebcne ~Gnticbcibun8, lit 3u bicier Belt
bon belonberem Sntereiie, ba man tpo0l
tpeiB, baB Iicb beioc 0dIier oes GongrelieS
gerne Dcrta9en m0dbtet, uno Die Gertagun8
inter ~getp0bnltdben llmitGn0cn Wtitte oer
jebigen NOcbe ftattfinoen piiroe. Die GIN
nabn1e Der GarifbiQ bc3 SenatcS iebob,
miro iie nocb tpeni9itenS sebn Sage lang
3uiammenbalten, in Der @ripartung, DAB
bic Sill obne Die lnterichrift bes BrGit=
benton au1n @eieBc mir0. DAB Der YrGit=
bent btes 8crfabren eini6lagen miro,
unterlte9t teinem 3lpejfel, u16 oaour6
ptrb Der @On9reB gen0tbi9t iperoen, no9
bis 6reitag o0er Sa1nitag liber a6t Gage
in Stburg 5u blct6en. Die pom Hicbter
9fott abgegebere @nticbetoung mar Bic erite
ilber cine Derartige 6ra9e abge9ebene, unb
Ialtet babtn, baB Der 8rQiioent gemGB
Der 8crfaiiung baS Gecbt babe, cine 8iu
na6 Der Gcrtogung 0eS GongrclieS 81
unter3ctbnen, iDcnn Dies tnnerbalb bon
6ebn 3a9en, nit %NuSnabn1e Der Sonuta9e,
geidiebt, nacbbem ibn1 Die 8tu pprgelcgt
ipurbe. Gs mar 3ur @etpobnbett getporOeu,
anSunebmen, 0aB Elm berartigeS 8erfabren
i'm Wiberiprucbc nit oer 8crfaIiung itebe,
un6 DAB ooOurch OoS @cieb un8illti9 gez
maht iperbe. Die Gnti6etOun8 DeS 9ti6z
ters Scott lit bielfab bciprO6cn pOrben,
aber na9 Der 2lnii9t Don beOeutenOen
NutOritdtcn, barunter Die be5 Oberri6terS
EbpS. so. Goolep bon Wti9igan, uno bes
friiberen Gi6terS Strong bonn 8unoesz
freisgericbl DeS @sbietes Columbia, lit Die
Gntibeibuug beS Ntchter8 0fott DoIfom>
men in Sr6nun9 unb ricbtig.
, 1894-08-14
Gin Drr2loter Wirtb
Gdft cine arme frau mitiommt
ibrem Pausratb
Dim fpdten 2lbenO auf ole Stra6e ieben.

Sin 6au8tpirtb Ser aleri9limmite11
Sorte icbeint Der retde t6ntSbeliBcr q.
Sacoblon bon 125 8ropn Str. 81 icin.
Obmo6l CT 8eliber S!peier 9roBen 6dHler
an Wfarpeu unb 8romn Str. lit. uno
auBer6em cine lcbpcrc Ofengc flingeuoer
Dtlln3e 5ulammengei6arrt hat, entbl0oet
lib Der Wtenicb ntbt, cine arnte iiloii6e
6ral, Oeren Utann ictt Wonaten arbcit5lo5
lit, unO Die iicb uno tbr ltehen0ss &inD
fllmmcrlib 0urcb 9fGbeu errGbrt, tpegen
81 ihuIoigcr WtietDe auf Die StraBe 81
icben.
0teie 6rau, Qnno QaSaru5, betpo1nte
oaS Gr6geicboB 0es 6auie5 go. 125 8roipn
Ctr. unb bate bierfiir So i'm 8orau8 an
Wftetbe 3u be3ablen. go LANCE tbr Dtann
Qlr6ett bate, foneu Die Qeutcben iDrer
0erpflicbtUng, Die Wtiet6e i'm YoranS SIT
Sablen, prompt nad. Selbit nDcb pdbrcn0
Der leBten orei Wonatc, (tpGbreno tpelcber
Ser Otann arbcit5los tpor unb crit bier
unO lett QSochen in 9tetp Oorf llrbcit
lu6teD bcSablte 6ie arme 6rau 10 gut eS
angling, bic Wfiet6e. Oo6 in bieiem DO
nat iuar ibr bie5 abloLut nidt meDr m09z
LID, un0 am Sonntag ibuIOete lie Sacobz
ion So, 3. +. bate Die Doraus SIT SabIeno DC
Otonat8miet0c nocb nicbt an oielen ob9e=
fibrt. Sic Deripra6 balbi9e 3ablung,
0ocb Der retbe Sacobl0n beltano ouf To-
fOrtt8e 3ablung BET ibulbi9en Mtietbe.
Die Srnu OerpfGn0tte bieraIf ibr belteS
8lei6 fir 81 unO bGn6tgte 0iele Dem bab>
g~ieri8en Wtrtb aus.
2lm QlbenO beiielben Gages, 9egen s llbr,
cribicn pl0Bltcb Sacoblon nit eincm Grz
preBmanm in Der QSobnung Der Qo3arus,
iteIte 0icicn, Uuf Deiien Stcrn 5cigenD, ais
etncn GDnita6Icr Dor, unO lieB Die arrne
6rau un0 0eren tranfeS &ino unbarmz
ber5ig nit benz btS6en OaltSratb auf Die
StruBe lessen. Qlue5 Bitten Der arlnen
Srau bali nidt8. lin 8 l1Dr QtbenD5 puroe
lie ermittirt. 2lber Dem ber3loicn Y8irtb
ftcL eS ntcbt Elm, Die i'm 0oraU5 ge3ablten
81 wieber Der arnen 6r0n ~5uritG5ugeben.
8or Dem 0aulc bate itd cine na9 6unz
0erten 3GDlcnoe Otenlbenlnenge, 5umcilt
rIiltl6e Suocn, angeiammelt, lpelcbc Sa>
CobiOn aIerbanO, ntcbt Dem @Dmpltmcntirz
bucb Observation-Disclosures an &Opfiparf
uno NnitNltcu traf, ibm cine eremplariicbe
0urbpril9elung 3u Gbetl peroen 3u Iaiien.
9tur Dem @rldeinen be5 Gapt. 8drcaltS
un0 zines baI6en 0uBen65 banOfeiter 8lau>
rode bate eS SacO6iOn SIT Oanfcn, OaB ct
obne Die iooblueroientc 3ii6ttgung bauon7
fam. IS wuroe bon ben 2euten cine tlcine
Gouecte aufgemacbt uno nit benz Grtrage
berielben 6rau 2asaruS, ibr Sinh uno ba5
Ot06el in bic Wo0nun9 ibreS alien, tranfen
unb armcn 8oter5 9ei0aift.-
Die QtoDoeaten SentinS uno 2ouc6rD
perben NarnenS Ser Srau 2asaruS ge9en
ben Wirtb cine S6oOenerfaBflagc unb cine
iold6e tpe8en f6ti6licben NISgebenS elmer
8erion ais 8eamten einleiten. Die Qlufz
regung gegen Den ber5loien g8irtb i'm
9titritt lit beute no6 iebr groB un0 pie
unler 8eri6teritatter pom eini9en ieiner
Nabbarn erfubr, 9eben Die SuOen in BET
@e9eno nit Dem 0e1anfen I'M, i'm in TO-
cialer 8e3iebung pOuitGnOig in Sic 2l9t gu
ertldren.
, 1894-08-14
AehPrhItck
Cub 9mrsgefG6fes $.

Ge9en un6 @etpitter iouen mir beutc
M~"c9 befommen, uno morgen 2lbfiblung.
oer Ntnb lprtngt Don Siiocn uacb gtorDz
toelten um.
Der 9ampfer ugmpreB of G9ina",
ger am 6. bS. in SDang6at auf8efGbren
'o9r, lit tpieoer flntt.
&otier 8ilbeIm bat gcitern Bel Srau
9H9enten III scarborough Sbee 8etrunfen.
- Ser QtocrpooIer gSei5enmarft lit, tpte
oucb Der WtaiSmarft felt, OO6 berrldt nur
1oent8 9tadbfrage.
= Der SEEM Oorfer Qftienmarft lit Bel
9uter Sttmmung; Die S6nNpSaftten iinb
I'M 2 8ro3ent geItiegen, Die 3u6eraftten
I'M J YroSent, 1in0 bann I'M 3 psf. ge>
fallen unb tpicOer nm II psf. in bic 00De
%9e9angen.
- 9os Q(6gcor6netetbouS bat 9cltern
nob Die 5orifbiu be5 Senat5 NIT 1872
9egen 105 Sttmmen angenommen. Dem
PrGfi0erten farn tie erit morgen Sugeitelt
tper0en, oa Der Sprecbcr bc5 0oUie5 Ste
8tu unter3ei6ncn muB, baS OQl5 aber
Dent miro, ME ct ielbit ieiuen 3crtrauten
9eYeHuOCF SeuAbeIl DaUelI lDu, Ole St+l
obne iein 9a3utbun sum @eieB tperben
laiien.
Der @enerol=9oftmeiite 8tIieQ 1T
BON ietner Serienreiie na6 Q8oibingtOn
6urltdgefcDrt.
- So6n Gujncp 9(6oms lit beute 5u
Nouaiton in Maiia6uiettS 8eltorben.
- Der 8unbe5ienat befinbet iicb bereits
i'm 8eltB Der Gtu5el7 3ou9eieBe 6cs Qbz
9eor6netenbauic8.
- Der g8ei8enmarft lit beute auBerz
orbentlib felt unb 'itieg Ser grei5 um Z
Sent; I'M Septembertcrlnin auf 500. 9lub
bic WaiSpreiie iino nieber geitie8en unb
5tpar auf SOL Septcmber. Der Safer lit
feft, September $4,000. S9pctnefleii6
lit I'M Sanuartermtu auf 14.05 in bie 60be
9egan8en, S6maL5 0uf 1879, 0ttppben
ouf 1925.
, 1894-08-14
Gtne P0IIenmafhine.
ODER aber pabri9etnIid ein hummer pi5.

Sn Sen 6Gnocn oe5 ftGotilcben G6emiz
ferS 0erru 8ennicOtt beftnbet licb augenz
blid(th elm @e8enitanO, Der 10 auSliebt
tpie ellie regulGre 60ucnmaichine, Der a6er
tpabri6einlib bob Deiter NIGHTS lift, ais
Elm hummer gSiB, ben iib Semauo nit
benz 2llocrman SObn GDugbltu erlaubt
bat.
alderman Gou8blin erbielt beute 8orz
mtttag per Yoit einen oiden 8rief, Der auf
Der NoreBiette ben 8ermerf ent6tclt Ser
i0nlicb, einliegenO 9boto9rapbien". Ser
alderman 0ffncte DEN 8rief Dbne Q(rg,
murDe obcr bletcb Dor Scbref, ais er IN ben
Snbalt, cine 0GQenmalbi1c 81! erblifen
9%ldlbte.
GougbIin nohm Sen SnipaIt oe5 GouOert5
mach benz 2aboratortltm oeS itGOtiicben She
,miter5, Der iofort cine oorlQufige linz
teriu6uug Der y60Qeumaicbine" Oornabm.
Or. 8ennicOtt nabm Oa3 Ding o~u5einanoer
un0 lamb bGliclbe aus IOlgenOen 8eltal0>
tbeilen 3uiammengei>: 2tuf Der Snncnz
leite pes 0cdel3 elmer 0nnODicbacbtcI mar
cine groui0ruar3e W&alie aufqeitricben, ais
ocrcn 8eiIauotbcjle 5un0cpit yetm uHo gar=
tifcldeu Don &oblen 3I erfennen parcn.
0ieie Solicit ipar nit Diinuem rotbcI
Seiocnpopier iibcrflebt. Oicriiber MIN la
Qcu suci Stilfe San0papicr ocrart liberz
einonOcr, ouB lie beim 0cfnen Der Sbacbe
tel ficb ancinnnber rciben ntuBtcn. Sin
9appltrcifen nil elmer Scbtcbt elmer graucn,
Don Der c~rltercn icoOcb icbetnbar DerldieOez
uen SubItan3 beoedt, p%crOoultQnOigt Die
y60Qcnmaicbtte".
9lltf einen Der 8appitrclfeu mar Elm
Wort in gricchilbcn 8udbltabcn NIT 8leiz
Itift geicbriebcn, jcOOcb 10 unOeutlicb, oaB
baiielbe nidat cntSiffert lDerOen fonitc.
NlQc I'M GabOratOrium BON DEN She.
mifcrn 6cnnicott unb Of. Ocbrmanm duz
aeitclten Geriucbc, f~IcineDtcHHen DER grauz
icbmarSen tlno Der graucH S~ubitan3 sur
Grploiton 81 b%rin8cn, blieben crTo!8IOS, 10
bah man lpobI aunebmen fam, oaB Die
oons 60acnmaibine nicbt5 meter lit, ais
elm hummer 9SlB, Den iib SemanO nit
QQD. @pugblin erlaubt bat.
Ser &erfertiger Der y!00uenm0l6ine" bat
iib offcnbar 0tjbc g~cgcbeu, Den Ginbruf
All erlpcdcn, oaS DoS Ding Oon Gbineicn
Derfertigt ict. Quo. Goug6lin battle be-
fanntlicb cineu 6eloSu8 9cgen Die cbis
neitlcbcn GpiumbODleu Uuternommeu uno
ii6 Oaourb ben 9aB Der @an850pic 3u9ez
50gen.
, 1894-08-14
UeiegraphiG&s 0epef&en.
ShredIides un9lid.
DER menidcn inter elmer herabfir3enoen
6eIsmaie ~be9raben.
SQItQofe. Utah. IA. 9[uo.


Son Gbe0enne ptro Der y3ribune" Sol
genbcs bericbtet: Sn OfcSbane's 2eger i'm
Granite Cannon am Gongue 9ttDcr, 35
DtetIen nDrOpeitli6 bon Sberioan, bat ii1
Elm furbtbareS lln9Iif ereignet, welcbes
ben Sob bon bier, unO bie icbtpere Ser
IeBun8 bon 3pet Yerlonen sur 6ol9e bate.
Der llnfau ercignete ii9 am leBten Sreita8e,
aber bic 9tobricbt Oooon 8~elon9tc erit bier
Der, nacb0em 0er Snqueit obgebalten NOR
ben mar. Die gtamen Der llnt9efommenen
itnO: 6. g. Gallagher, g. S. 98attS, g8n1.
2lngroDe un6 Sobn 6enbridion.
Sine itarfe 2lbtbetlung BON 9(rbeitern 1T
an &ongue &iper nit BET 2tnfertigung BON
8abnicbtpeuen fir Die 8erIGngerung ser
8 & Wtontana 8abn na6 Wfontana be-
16Gftt8t, unb eS miro BORT i'm SluBbette
cine S6leuie 9ebant. Wtan bate nit 5tpciz
bun0ert Pfunb Spren9pulDer cine Sprenz
gung D~orgenommen, uno bic Q(rbettcr
maren bei8Gfti9t, Die Gritm1ncr toeg3uz
ibaffen, ais pl0blib Elm geipaIti9e& Sells
ittd BON elmer iberbGn9enben &lippe ber=
unteritur5te uno Die bier 2tute ul1ter iicb
begrub. Gallagher un6 0attS 9aben Ser
manote in Goloraoo.
, 1894-08-14
S~pe5taIfteuer= 0dbdtte.

Son Sen fir sic 8flaiterung Der g80bolb
NOe., 3lpiic6en bsr 80. unO Der 80. Str.,
crbobenen Spesialiteucrn tpcroen ben
Steuer5abIsrn $40, 900 suritfper8iitet iper@
ben, unO 5!par So 600 %iOfOrt. NlbermaI1
Mann unO Oberbaucommiiidr SOnes btcl7
ten geitern Nabmitta8 in 6ieier Qngelegen7
belt cine 8eipre9ung ab unO famcn 5lI
Dem 8elbluiie, OaB $4,000 ben Steuerz
5abIern iofort ri%ifpergitet WerOen iouen,
ipGbren6 0te iibrigen $4,000 bis sur Gnt7
iAeioung Der BON ben @ontrattoren 8egen
Die Stoot anbGH9i8 gema5ten PrO3elle
aurId9ebQLten neroen louen.
, 1894-08-14
OrOBe5 Sdja0rnfeuer.
Sieben5efn bduier al GIYbouru
uno fullerton Npenue ourb
6euer 9eihdot9t.
Qn0ere nidt uubeoeutenoe feuer,

Sn Dem !6auie go. So 6uQerton 9(oe.
bracb beltte fritb 5tpilc6cn 2 un6 3 lt6r Elm
6elter aus, o03 10 l6ncu I'M iicb grift, 6af
IS IN oentbar ~tiir5elter 3eit iiebcu3ebn Sc:
D0!loe 5%eritorte uno ctnen Sbaben Don
$lo,OOO onrl6tcte. 0bpoDL bic 6duier
3temIlcb itart betpobnt iporen, entfamcn aQt
getpobner boob obne B%erleBun6en.
Sol9enbC5 lit bic 9iite Der serit0rtcu
6duler: 56 unb 80 Tuucrton 2lOe., Gioen,
tbulner &runbol5, &eiielicbmie6, $1,000;
40 6uucrton ltoe., s. 9tlitauSfD, SQGopn,
500; 90 SHllertOn 9lUe., 6. &rub, GiQcnz
tbtnlcr, SdneiOer, $1,000; ~g8obnbnuS
nno 9teltourant bon 90. Wareicl,
500; AZ 6ulcrton 2~lOenue, Q8oli Il
WttIer, 9SanrcnDau5, $500; GO.
40 SltllertOn 2lUc., Saloon Ino 9~8o6nunq,
$500; $40. 893 0lpbouru Q(Dc.; 90. $50
GlnbOurn 2Lpe., s.. Gtitncbcfu, 500; 9to.
~ THucrtOn 9IOe., s.. GtalbO, Gigcntbis
mer, bcmobnt Don %. @inter, ais 6utter=
geiddft, $500; go. "a TuQerton Qoe.,
G6inger Scanning So, $500; gto. 30 Sui
lerton 2lDe., s.. 90. &entcn, Scboocu
$4,000; go. Sc 6uuerton 2lue., Gbinger
GcamiIlg 60, 5000; Go. 68 TuIcrton
2lOe. go. 897 GlDbourn 2lUe., +. Stcpz
cbafc, 8arbierlnocn uu0 lSoDuung, 5000;
90. 1893 @lpbourn 2lue., s.. StaueD, 8ddez
rel, $500; $40. SOB Gtubouru 2luc., s..
&eOlib, $500; No. 9O5 G~(0bourn 2luc.,
s.. 6errp, 800; go. 9O9 Gtybourn 2lpe.,
S. 9acip, 1920. llriacDl bc5 6cucr5 Hnz
b%cfannt.
SIN &arf Gioge peruridcbtc eiu III Cons
mrs Orocerte au5gebrocbcneS 6eucr gciterr
2IbenO cincn &erluit Don $4,000. 9a8
6cucr perbreitcte iidb uugcmetn icbncQ uno
bdlO lpar aud1 oa5 DON s. 6. Ggtlmit6 be-
lpobnte t6aus in Tlammeu gcbitut. 9a
Yurf 6to8e uur iebr ungeniigeuocn SduB
Dor Seuer5gcfo6r bat, 10 tparer, ais cnolicD
Die Don Der Staot erbetcne G0icbmannl1ait
ctntraf, Die @ebGuoe mitiammt i6rem Syn
bait lcbOn %5critOrt. GonuOr erleioet eine1
&crlult ban $4,000 muo Ggilmitb cinen
iolcbcn bon $4,000.
9urb OaS unUorlic9tige 8e9mcrfen brcnz
member Streicbb0lser geriet6 geitern in ben
GieDb0ftu Gin 8fercb, in benz iicb elfpa 200
&era5sS ticrc bcfauOen, in 8rano. 9tur
nit Wtll6c tOnntc man Die milOner0eroen
Sttcre aus benz BfercD binouSicbafien.
9aS in 8rarO gerat5ene 6eu uno Stro6
lpurOe 0urcb eiuige pobl9e5ielte 98aiierz
ltr0blcH 8elOitbt, beOor ba9 6euer gr0Bere
9rmen1Ionen annaDm.