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HARD TO CONTICT THEN.
Adirondack viOIatOr- OF tho Game Laws
Have Little Fear or Punishment.

Have Little Fear OF Punishment.
"In the wilds OF the Adirondacks" said a
native of Essex county, :" Il is an easy matter 10
carry on the illegal killing OF deer without the
authorities Of the State being very much the
wiser. The average inhabitant OF the woods
cares but very little for the law against killing
deer, and he has but small fear OF punishment
even IL he is detected in the violation Of that
law, arrested. and indicted. l once heard law
yer who Is now well known as politician all
over this State. and who Was then District At
torney Of one of the Adirondack counties, say
that he would much Gather have a murder
trial on his hands than one case against viO-
lator OF the Game law In hls county. TINS was,
and Is, the feeling among prosecuting attorneys
In all Of the Adirondack counties.
One reason for this Is that hose Officers lose
popularity among the backwOuds voters II they
gather evidence and Try cases against illegal
deer killers. and thus endGnger their political
prestige and prospects. Another reason Il that
II Is almost an impOssibility 10 convict person
charged with tame Law violation, aud even aim
cult 10 get a Grand Jury In some of the counties
tn fnd an Indictment, Jurymen both grand
and petit. are largely, and Of necessity made up
of hackwNods dwelleTs, among them hunters
that there have been iurymen sitting in the trial
OF tame law cases who could, with all proprietY
they were trying.
Then, again. popular opinion is largely agains;
the Furnishing ~ any one for killing deer out of
season or in AnY illegal way, the Game Law being
considered an encrOachment ON inherent rights
This opinion, however, has Undergone .oiht-
thing ~ "a change under the influence OF self
interest. the coming Of 80 many outsiders into
the region, with much money "a spend for guides
aud quP TteFs, having shown the hackwoOdsmen
Of better judgment that by slaughtering deer al
any and ell times they are IN danger Of killing
the goose that LAYS this golden egg.
Yet the sentiment. even among these, - stlll
strong enough to protect those who persist IN
doing this yrTy thing, and the TACT remains that
Il l. a most difficult thing 10 bring To justice any
vi0latur Of the Game Law In the AdirOndacks al
though he may he detected and indicted.
The sun., 1894-08-25

MERIDIAN. Miss, Aug. 24.-Fully 10000 per-
sons assembled at the encampment grounds
yesterday afternoon TO witness the sham battle
by the state National Guard Several serious
accidents occurred. caused, II is charged by the
states army who is stationed in Nebraska and
who was ordered here as instructor. This Of
ficer was mounted and endeavored To rush the
crowd Of spectators back. Women ana chill
dren were knocked down and trampled upon by
his horse. Efforts were made To dismount him.
but he succeeded in escaping. Orders we're
issued by the city authorities 10 arrest him AZ
The sun., 1894-08-25
TLs TurtIs Case B-sk.


LoCKPORT. Aug, 2l.-Twenty years ago Dan
little stream two miles south Of this city. and
aftsF outing his name on its back, with 1874
afternoon wynkOOp tried his luck at fishing In
the same creek. OF sudden lac thought he
muHt have hooked a shark, but after d hard
pull finally landed the biggest turtle he ever
saw. on looking II over he was astonished to
find on It's shell. very legible, tne hAndiwUrk he
executed when boy.
The sun., 1894-08-25
ss... shIr,.r., s,rlL. ssttlsa.

The strike OF scene shifters OF the Star Thea
tire, Brooklyn, which has been in operation for
three days, was Terminated yesterday satisfac-
torily TO the men. The manager Of the theatre
explained that he did not intend to cut wages,
and the men will still he paid sixty-two cents AN
hour for regular work and also for extra work
on saturday nights. Manager Knowles OF the
Columbia Theatre acted as arbitrator.
The sun., 1894-08-25
RELIEF Work a. PulInaa.

CHICAGO. Aug. e3.- Contributions OF money,
provisions, and clothing are being received by
the Officers OF the relief organization at Pull
man. BY order OF the County Comms ssioneTs
The county agent forwarded l 900 sacks Of nour
and 4. 900 pounds OF rice To the town. BY dawn
yesterday the street in front OF the relief store
was packed with men, women, and children, who
we're much disappointed because the supplies
had not been received. only extreme cases were
The sun., 1894-08-25
MdLABOCH mas SURRENDERED.
The Kamr Chier Gave Himself Up 70 th'
Boers-Two Suicidal Attempts.

CAPE TowN. Aug. "4.--Pretoria dispatches Of
Aug. : have been received here, giving n de-
tailed account Of the surrender OF the Kaffr
chief Malaboch TO the Beers. Under cover Of
fas OF truce Malaboch. with seven companions.
from The caves In which they had been hiding
and voluntarily surrendered. Malaboch twice
attempted to Kill himself after having given
himself up. by throwing himself into the camp
fire. but failed both times. He was, however.
badly burned. One Of his companions was sub
seouently shot dead while endeavoring to
escape Great satisfaction Is felt throughout the
Transvaal over Malabochs surrender.
The sun., 1894-08-25
Their Charges Vary.

The stage drivers At Long Branch are excel
lent illustrations OF the value Of competition in
reducing prices. As long as there are numerous
stages on the ocean drive one can go from one
end OF the village TO the other for ten cents.
Late at night when all but few Of the drivers
have gone home, the price goes up to quarter.
and II any unfortunate should he out when only
one stage Is about he will be- lucky II he gets on
al half a dollar II the driver is satisfied that
the victim las money and won't walk, he is just
as likely TO charge Sc as not.
The sun., 1894-08-25
The CEar's Health.

BERLIN. Aug. 24-An additional reason given
here for the countermanding by the Car OF the
order for the Russian army maneuvres at
Smolensk Is that the Cars ply sicians have ex-
pressed very strong wish that his Majesty
should su bject himself to as little fatigue as pos
sible because Of the unsatisfactory condition OF
his health.
The sun., 1894-08-25
Predict. tl., the Japanese WIN BE Cru.Lsa

CHAUTAUoUA, Aug. 24.-This morning Bishop
Daniel A. GoOdsell, Methodist. whose Official
residence Is San Francisco. delivered an address
in which he related his experiences In a tour Of
4" Six months among the AsiAtics." He told Of
the distinctive features Of the people Of Japan.
OF China. and Of COreA and said that the Cor
cans were people oppressed, as no people nave
between these countries now, the Bishop said
that he would prOphesy that the slow and pa
brilliant Japanese. as they have never been
crushed before and whatever the result between
these countries the awful GoVernment which
has oppressed the IsOr COreAnk for 20 many
years will b. OVerturned. Bishop GOOdsel
thinks that the lhinAnan Is often mtsjudged
ity he says. the Chinese Is the uaAsterful mlnd
u All that eastern cOuntTy.
The sun., 1894-08-25

The ChinAmsh OF New York have the reputa-
tiOn Of being very economical. but they never
save on car fares. Most Of thsn seem 20 have
stroag objection to walking, and will ride even
y hsn they have 10 20 only short distances They
are ahsJut tbs only persons who get On the dOAfn-
toan Third aFenue cars AZ Chatham square,
sllliugly payiag 10 ride ths short distAnce " The
HEoollgh bz44as ratLcF thAn Walk.
The sun., 1894-08-25
Crushed to Death by an Elevator.

PERTH ANNOY. Aug. 2+.-.IOhn Starken, IL
years old. was caught this afternoon between
the walls Of an elevator shaft and the moving
elevator. and before the engine could be- stopped
was crushed to death. The accident occurred at
Maurer three miles from Perth Ambny, where
the hoy was employed. The accident was the
result Of the boys Carelessness. Starken wasA
native of Germany. and had been IN TINS couh-
try less than IA year.
The sun., 1894-08-25
A..reA,., s.a,.ue.. Co.a--sd.

ROME. Aug. "4.-The Court o. Appeals in
Genoa confirmed to-day the sentences OF all the
Anarchists who were found guilty OF lnciting
the people TO revolt last winter When tho pris
oners were taken back to prison they were fol-
lowed by a crowd Of sympathiLers, who cheered
them and hurrahed for anarchy.
The sun., 1894-08-25
Kiiled by His own wagoa.

Herman Pecht, driver, so years old, was run
over and killed in front OF III Water street at
5I4 O'Clock last evening Pecht was employed
by Muller 4 Cell of Secaucus, y. j., who collect
the refuse from downtown restaurants, whuo
driving along Water street he struck the horke
with a whip The animal started forward with
a Jerk throwing Pecht under the wheels.
The sun., 1894-08-25
Increase. Its Capital stock.

ALBANY. Aug. 24.-The Long Beach AssociA-
tIon OF New York city filed certificate Of an ins
crease OF its capital from $780, TO 5000
Tn. debts and liabilities OF the company are
SAIL 600 that is to say. s5l 900 In unpaid bills,
and also a first mortgage OF $3.50, 900 on the real
real estate subject thereto and has assumed the
The sun., 1894-08-25
THE ARREST OF CONSUL HATCH.
E.giish Conndeace that We Will support
the Demand for Satisfaction.

LONDON. Aug. a5.-The Government has re-
ceved a despatch confirming the report that
the British Consul at Bluehelds. Mr.. Hatch. has
been arrested and imprisoned by Sicaraguans.
The Standard comments thus upon the news:
despite the fact that the offence Is OF the
prayest nature the idea OF Nicaraguas defyinR
Great Britain. also the way In which Mr.. Hatch
Informed the officers Of his capture suggest the
comic opera We may be confident that tho
United States will not hesitate to support de-
mand for satisfaction for this outrage."
The sun., 1894-08-25
BEAT AN AMERICAN GIRL.
A Russian Sailors Rage Beesuse She
spurned His Attentions.

LONDON. Aug. 25.-The Daily Chronicles Vienna
correspondent sends this story which he received
without date from Constantinople:
"A seaman on the Russian steamer sebasta-
pol. plying between Constantinople and Odessa,
became enamoured OF an American passenger
Miss Garrett who spurned him. His comrades
jeered at him until they drove him to despera
ton He shot two OF them fatally wi tn re-
volver, battered Miss Carrots head so brutaily
that she will die, and committed suicide by
jumping overheard"
The sun., 1894-08-25
ANOTHER sICILI4N EARTHQUAKE.
The Inhabitants OF santa CAtsriaa Terri
aed by N slight shock.

SANTA CATARISA, Sicily. Aug. GA panic
was created here yesterday by another shock Of
earthquake. The inhabitants fed TO the fields,
and many OF them could not be induced to re-
turn to their homes for hours after the shock
subsided,
The sun., 1894-08-25

Aaaosacss rsdacsd rAiss WAzhlAStoai 0Hs lsEe or
k sd f0T tksToand tTp accouni KnisAts q ~ thlas
dIls,.l fleks.. s0od s0i-s Ass - - - is'lsA'ss
The sun., 1894-08-25

whea Da5y vaIfisl, We gave her castoriA-
When she was a Child, she cricd for CSstoria.
When she became Mis-, she chung 10 Caztoria-
whsa she Lad ChltTen, shs gave them Cast0riA-
The sun., 1894-08-25

s qs to s Ia .s sisssss - \ ~ a. 's:ss - = q. 4
The sun., 1894-08-25

Latest MArIae IRtsIIIksHes.
Arrived S. Amaln. Kraeft from Hamburg s. Pan,
anna, Rivera, from Havana
The sun., 1894-08-25
EVENINO sEsIOh

Al the opening of the evening session Mr
PRATT moved that there b. a single session on
sAlurlay, lasting from . A. n. 90 noon; that TIE
sl'houl leave b. lined $50. Referred 70 ths
COMMITTEES Ou Rulua.
NJ Powell 1.tcrsd : resolutiOn proFiding thAi
VI his pay ioE ths re.t u ths seaslea- tnsss
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penfton fir binterbIiebene BON Do
ItSiiten un0 -feuermehrIeuten.

Die 8Oli5eiz unO 6eueripebrz9 enfionsz
8ebOrOe belt 9eitern in Ser Sffice bes
@omptroaerS cine SiBung ab, in tpelber
bic @epGbrung bon Beniionen an Bic Nnz
9e6Origen OeribieOener Mitglie6er Der
Boli5et uub Seuertpebr bei6loIien pur6e.
Inter @nberem Dur6en bic gtamen fol8enz
Der 8erionen auf Die 8enitonsltlte seiebt:
Suite 6auspirtb, gBittipe beS am %. Sept.
in QuSiibung letnes 9ieniteS an Der Ounz
ming unb BerrDitr. bon etnem Strolcbe
eriboiieren 8OLisiiten NnOretp 6au9mtrt6 &;
St83te 6eelD, Bittipe @iQiom Teelps, Der
i'm 9ienfte Udbrenb beS ~iiin9ften Streits
bon elmer 2ofomotioe Ser @ran6 Sruntz
89bn ilberfabren unO get0btet muroe; fer
iter WtarD Wc@artbD, Bridget Dillon un6
Gltiabetb WtcSbea, bic @ittipen berItorbes
1er 8Olt3iiten. Quf Die 8eniion8liite bes
SeuertpebrfonbS wurben Die gtamen Der
g8ittpe bes peritorbenen Seuertpebrmarz
icbaus GieS, Der Srau Store WtaIoneD un6
Der &inber 6es 6euertpebrmanus SO6n
Wtc@inn 9eiebt.
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500 cine rltete i'm GbeIeben.

Wtartin Dublin, Elm 8fer6ebGn6ler un6
SnGeD, itan6 beute Dor &ibter 9oole1
unter Der @uflQ9e, feline Trou nit elmer
9rt ar19egrtffen 3u baben. WtuIen berz
Oient elm i6DneS @elo, aber anitatt 6tes
sum l1nterbaIt Der Samilte gu b~ertpen6en,
Le9t ct eSin S6napS an unb 3tpor 6erorti9
fart, 0aB er taft feiuen Nbenb niicbtern
na6 SauS tommt. Q8G6ren6 CT in nii6s
ternem 3uitanbe Elm gutter @atte un6 Liebez
pOQer 8ater leinere &tnber ift, tptrb er gum
Seufel, tpenr Ser Sptrttus in ibnt 6ie
SberDano geminnt.
Sn 6teien QugenbItden %mtBbdn6elt er
NIes, mas tDm in ben gSeg fontmt, un6
bic ant meiiten gu Ieiben bat, lift feline
Srau, bic nit i6rer 6Gnbe Nrbeit bic &inz
Der un6 cine olte Wt1tter Wtuuen's ernG6rt.
8ts gum QprtI bate ite iicb $500 erlport,
unb INN bteie oor Dem Sr~untenbol6 Al
fi6ern, nerLieb fte 6as @eLb an i6ren 8rus
ser, ber t6r quite .3tnien CAB un6 bie
8iebergabe gu irgenb elmer !3ett onbot.
0teieS @eIo GIT ~erlGn9eu, 1T nun WuQen's
Q(bit6t, unb ba ber S6tpager, i'm genau
fennen6, nic1tS an i'm altsfolgen min, IGBt
er (OiullenD feline @ut9 an Bet 6rau aus.
2an9e 50gerte ite, tbn berboften 3u la1ien,
bod muBte ite it9 Dor ettpa IA @Oden baz
ST entibLteBet.
BUR genannten 8eit bate er IS 3u bunt
getrieben unO mar auf OretBig Sage nud6
Der 8rtOepeQ geian0t tporben. &aum mar
ct bret Gage BORT, ais le sic Strafe fir ibu
8oblte un0 i'm beimboGte. Qtus Oanfbarz
felt miBbanbeIte er ie nod mebr. 6eute
itanb ct pteber oor 9tt6ter 9ooleD unb bat
bieien ieL6it, tbn auf so Sage 3ur Grnii6s
terun8Sfur na6 benz 6otel Gratpforb gu
ienben. &tbter 9OOtep ptufabrte ieinent
Wunibe uno iorberte feline Srau ouf, ibn,
bamtt Bic &ur au3 m%irfungSbou porgez
1ommen tperOen fOnnte, rubi9 60 Usage abb
itBen gu l0iien.
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einen Choral 9eipteIt bate, foI9ten me6rere
patriotiidbe Geben. 0aS ent6iute Monuz
mert, beiien Soften aus 9riDatmitteln 3uz
lanlmenhOIien, beftebt aus eii1em IL TuB
boben Quincps@ ranititein, Ser auf elmer
8 SUB boben unterla8e rubt, pG6ren6
leBtere auf etnem 6 SUB boben Sofel liegt.
9as auf alien bier Seiten polirte Wonus
ment entbdIt auf ber borberen Settle Sic
Snibrift: 1776-1783. .3um @nbenfcn
al bic Offt5iere unb Solbotcn Der 3eboLuz
tton, pclde burb ibren Mfutb Die Sadie
ber 6rcibeit unO llnabbdngisfeit aufrecbt
cr6ieIten auf bieien btitorti9en Selbern.
@rrthtet 1894" Die an6eren Seiten emit
balteu bic gtamen Der 76 Offtsiere unb
Soloaten aus Dem observation-disclosures,
tpeIde I'M Sleepy 6ouOm Cemetery be-
er0tgt 1tl6.
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- George 8rDant un6 'Wttfe 9artiIon,
3ipet erfa6rene Sptbbuben in Der SupeLenz
8rdn6e, tpurben 9eitern bon 9ttbter
@ooDriO9e in Wto1tpooo unter lie $500
8itr9ibaft ans G%rimtnaIgeridbt pernteien.
8Or elmer @o6e iaBen ite nit OrboiQe
SotpnSenb aus 3ancSotue, g., in elmer
Gar Der Cicero u1b 8roOiio eleftriihen
8abn unb ais fie bieieGbe nerIteBen, fe6lte
SopnSenO cine 0iomontna6cl I'M Q8ert6
bon $500. Ser 8eitoblcne un6 bic 8ez
OienungSmanni9aft Oerfol9ten Die Spibz
bubelt, nGbmen ite nacb LANCER Sagb gez
fangen unO fanOen in 8rbant'S 8eiiB Ben
geitoblenen S9mud.
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QooestGue

DurOen 6eute gOrmitto9 int @eIun66eitss
amt 9emel6et:
9atte &leini9rO6e, 25 Sabre, 81 @69z
mont Noe.
8rieOa aOnb, 1 Sobr 8 W2t., 1857 SIN
moreitraBe.
8aIter Stibner, IA Sage, 6aptborne>
uno S8Oen Qlue.
6rant &apit, so Sabre, Goof Guu1tD5
0ospitaL.
@eter Ser8ons, 50 Sabre, gOuntp=
6Dspital.
Setter Craftsman, 65 Sabre, Gountpz
6Dspital.
9lu8uit &uben, A Sabre, 9Gerianer Brit
ber 6o8pitaL.
pima @oers, 3 Sabre, 9 Mt,, 20 Ga
muelitraBe.
2auretto SEEING, l SoDr, 2 Mt., lis
Wfau6 Qlpe.
GIifabet6 &OGinsft, 81 Sabre, SOB geor6
Niblanb 2pe.
9ermunn 6Ortpib, 81 Sabre, 298 gtOr6
0al1tebltraBe.
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Ueue An5eigen.

Olae GeoessQn3eieen, weI6e fir ole
mOrsensAussabe Ger oJuinois Staats'
3eitune" ~aufeeeebem werSen, eri4einen fofen.
fret i'm AbenSbIatt. Die Annahme pom Din,
seisen fir Sas QbenSbIatt ibIie6t nm II Ibr
Wittass, fir Ole mIoreens0useabe am 10 Hhr
Nbenos.
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Opfer pom Sdourfen.

8m. Stmpion, tuclber geltern N6cnb
an Guitom @Ouie Bloce bon mebrcren
Gaub9eieuen an8e8rtffen unb icbtper gemiBs
banbelt ipurbe, tptrO mO9Ii9ertpeiie nicbt
NIT benz 2eben baoonfpmmen, tpte Die 9(erste
i'm GountDboipttal ertLGrten. 8on Sen
bat man feline Spur befommen.
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0rmmOeiaentlnm
@Ommsrfrtf4&- eOmm.rtrttas

Sotten in q. 6. SeiineS goters Safe GubbipifOn.
aIuf au9emeinen WnnI9 Der aablrei6en geIu9er pon
Serrn Sefngs Sorm am Boomers Safe in Miscoutn lit
bic &ates5ront in Soften ~ouSgeleat unb in ben N3arft
9ebro@t 9ofDers 2afe lift III 3neiltinblQer So6rt NIT
Der gtprtb @Geitern=8abn an errei9en, liegt nabe Der
StattOt Senuo SunctiOu, WiscouItn. 9is fur3e 5obrt
bon @eHoa SunctIDn gum Safe lit reid an 6cenerisn unb
9eio6brt cine herrliGe @u8f9t ouf bos beruulie9eube
2erroIn. Sic Soften baben i6mmtIin so Sub SIbfront
ant see unS ielbft I'M beiBeIten SDntmer pebt Elm be.
ft6nbi9 fitbler 0inb bonn 9tioen iber ben 9efe unb fiuo
III 6oIge Der eabfrOnt unb beg lteti9 fablen @inOes
ole1e @Ottet bic begebrteIten am gau3en Safe lie BADEN
cine 3iefe bon 400 SUB, finO nit ben I86niten
S9nttenbdumen, Die gideH, 9u9en. @ebern, unb anerIsi
S9Iing8epa9ieH beitanben, erbebeu I1 ~tbeilluetIe 5O{uB
h6sr ben Gee unO beteH cine maIerif9e 9lusfi9t uber ben
cine Mseile breiten unb stpet 0teiIen louqen See, pelter
al S4Onbeit uno Scenerten benz Safe 6enepa, benz be.
l%tebteftsn Gee @iscOniius, o%lsibfpmmt 9os Hare
ISafer, bon Gtienqnelen genGbrt frei oOu alien Snntpf,
pflan5en, Der %ionOiQe goben bieten bic ib6uiten Babe
pIabe; 8abtrci6s Slide, 8ootfabren unb GeQeIn Iaben
gu bieiem Sport. SIR goOsanitaIten, quite @erpfegun9
rnO prOntpts @erbinbnu9 3lpif4en Der citation SeuOu
SunctiOn unb benz &afe 1T aeTor9t.
9tur SIS Soften iiuO nOrbonben; feline Samilie unb
gaturliebbabsr iOutem es untsrlofIen, fi9 cine gouItene
gu fi4erH. gtdbere @usfnnft ertbeilt, IsUis 9lottea
~oerIeubet
G. MeIm8,
1873 W}tItuaufee @oe,
Ober 3inruter so, gtD. 20 ga Soue Str.
aasintgsr Ngent. 9eGb. unb SonbseI9aft.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
600 in ser 5eue.

Sobn Mtcatuup, $50, 953 81. Gourt
pDbnboft, fam 9eitern Qlben6 nacb Der
8oLt3ciitation an Der 30. StraBe unb
6alitebitr. un6 bat nm Elm Nacbtquartier.
6eute Worgen I'm 6 ubr Is Mttn. itarb er
in Der 3eae, bic man tbm angetpieIcn bate.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
GnOeS=WtfAefne

unieret Srellnben, 8ernonbten un0 8efonnten Die
lfmer3lt1e ~gtabribt, baB unIere Iiebe Otutter
5r"ae 281nrtE aaerhEse, oeb. Binoer,
ont %. Ott. gbenos %11 u6r i'm glter BON IS Sobreu
mad I4peren Seiben ionft enti9lofen lit. Sic 8eerot=
9l!ng ftnbet itatt ont 6reita9, ben 26. Sftrber, Ga9m.
l t9r oont 2rouer9aries 1873 90. IS. Str, aug mad
Wal0betrt. 9ie ttef6etritbten Sinterblie6enen:
Irtt uno @tIbeIun &Wcbfe, 9Dbne.
So1epbtte 2Snla II. TrteOerffe Sd)r0Ser,
SDCDter.
Yteittfa0 gSaIs, S9ptegerTobn.
sophie &uebte, G6wte9erto9ter.
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31mabom

On Oertaufeu: Sabfdes @Obubous in Der gdBs
~ Der station aOoHeale, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fHr
cine Jenttlte beqneM etngerjGtet. Gta1uu9 far H1ebrers
Bteroe nit bebet. $1,000. 8equeme 3aBlnngstermins
oeer i9ulbentreies unbebautes 9ruieeigeufbun ais
3beilaaBlung. abrehe: .. 8. Boy 157, a0onbaIe. @oot
60, Jn. I5nr5. BAN
On bertaufen: &ots ouf MISUNDERSTANDING in ber
~ Nahe Der 8etrupnt unS clifton MoeHue S500-SG00.
@ettaseg merber, CANA mad 99uIiG beg adrfers, chen,
t9ns anF abI9less3ablun9 9ebaHt 8. @Ds. 3immer IS
SteatsSeituHgs9ebduee, Wttttags 5mifben GtRS Il. 3ipeL
15RtB, barO-
Ou rerfa u en- = Tobens DDDh. gi. fh6nftg
- G6e IL bteier bIbi1en un6 ~blitbenoen 8orfta6t.
Sgarer nne Setuer in ben StraBeu unb Die StraBen &c,
pflaftert. Sage: Glib nno OitfrDut. Meqen Rreis unS
%toeiterer gustanft meube man ii4 min6Ii6 pber ibrift.
LID on 90 NJ. 8. Gs., 112-114 2earborn Str,
Sopce SltIbtna, 20mlbom
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24

8m. MtuGiean, melcber geItern
2tbenb etren 0taubanfan auf @m. Mcz
SEQ. l27 Supertoritr. Deriibte,
tpur6e bon &idter &eriten nit $25 pegen
unoroentlicben 8etragens belegt.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
oSeS=Mttsetae4

Sretnber nnb 8eriponbten Die trourioe g}od)ri6t, baB
tatein 9eliebter Spbn GbaS. Bigger i'm glitter bon p
SoDreu pIDblt6 %geftDr6en lift. Sic 9eerbiQunq ftubet
am 9DnueritoQ, ben 25. 0ttober, punft ii u5r, Dom
8ronerbauie 1872 6ro5ter Ctr. NIT Der s. 9. 8abn nab
IRt. GREENWOOD ftQtt.
TtiB Ssieeer, 8ater; Gntma 93ieQer, @9tpeIter,
24Df2f uebft g}erlnonGfen,
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
Stdoti1bes.
Qus oem GriminaI9eridt.

George Rei4oIo uno 6enoien erfAeinen
nt9t.
George Get6ol6, @eSGeD G9immel,
German Sig1 unb Patip Sing, pelDe tuez
gen Der 2etttng bes Spielbaaie8 SEQ. 175
0. Mabiionitr. prOceiiirt purben, eri9iez
men beute Otorgen nicbt I'M @eridbt.
Gi6ter 9unne erflGrte 6eSbolb auf ben
Qlntrag bes 6IIfStootSz @utpalt W1orriion
baS 8etpeismatertal fir geibloiien. st
miro mor9en feline @ntibeibung abgeben,
tpeIeBe pa9ri3einlib auf @eIbftrafen Iauten
ipir0.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
owTTcIAn PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBHFoATT0H.
Annual Statement q qts1 the MEWAR6 FIRR
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
S1st day of December 1893: made to the Insurance.
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
TO law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock, paid up in
&0,V00.VS
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
R1rtners.


O~erlon9t: Slatt9er S8rtftIeber, nm fua NIT co
$IoUo an na9netsb0r rent0blem 3eitltnos= lInters
1e9lIen gu betbelIIgen. @or. A Al Gt0otsatQ.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
Derf6teoenes.

6eute iOu Die iec63ig Seiten Ga1ge Gn=
tlage 9e8en Srau Wtargaretba Springer,
ipel6e beS @ei6porenenz 8ei tecbun9sOerz
ilcbeS angetLagt lit, BOT 8t9ter 0unne
eingereibt tperoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-24
Nuftton8z SerfGnTe.

@utttOnS=IOtis.
RegnIars 9ertoufs.Gage
Stontass uub 9OunsrTta9s.
Spe8in gertdufe an onoeren Saaen BEG Wyouots.
ISaorsH auf Brinot:Yertauf. mbOleials poer gieraiL, Al
IutttOHS=Preiien.
Tsrtan1s BON @0Snnn9ssGinri9tuH9en etue Spesialtidt
SelbeOr9sf9Offsn BET usbertroguug
GOrreippuoeH3eu iper6en eriportet
MARTIN eric & So.
AuftIDudre.
l2aslS,tufo 6 & 26S Gtut. Str. 6Aisago.