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The morning call., 1894-09-05
STRICT NEUTRALITY.
Uncle Sam to Play the Part of a
Spectator in the East.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-There has been
a singular dearth of official information al
the State and Navy departments in regard
to the progress of the Chinese-Japanese
war, and the impression obtains shat ac-
tive hostilities have been temporarily sus.
pended. There are but two warsbips
there at present. the Baltimore and the
Monocacy, and they are both at Chemulpo.
Korea. The stay OF the Monoeacy at
Chemulpo will be short, as she is upder
orders to visit the Chinese ports in order
to show the American residents at those
places that they are not entirely devoid of
protection. The Charleston is due at Yo-
kohama on the Goth inst, and there is a
possibility that Admiral Carpenter may
select her for his flagship in place of the
Baltimore. The other warshiH now on
the way are the gunboats CoStord and
Petrol. The Concord arrived at Yoke
hama to-day and the Petrol Is expected TO
reach that point in few days.
a naval official said to-day: "Their ar
rival will give the United States fair
military strength at the seat of war, and
it is pretty well settled that 70 further re.
endorsements will be sent there for the
present"
Ihe gunboats Machlss and Castine.
which were recently cut in half at New
York and heightened fourteen feet. ara
destined for service on the Chinese sta.
tion, but neither of them will be ready to
sail before the 1st OF October, aud it is
possible that the Castine will not start for
several weeks after that dale. October I
is fixed as the date of the departure of
the Machias. She will make a Ieisurelv
trip. and will go by the way of the Med
iterranean Sea and the Suez canal. Incl
dentally, she will convey very valuable
Columbian relics. now in the possession of
the Secretary OF State. back to their own
ers in Spain and Italy. This mission Will
make delay of several weeks in her trip.
The last mail advices from China TO tn e
Navy Department, dated several weeks
ago, were to the effect that there were
The morning call., 1894-09-05

Shanghai says many recruits are arriving
at Tientsin. A small proportion of them
are semitic Korea, but the majority are or
dered to sections along the coast. The
natives of the province of Shang Lung are
slow to enlist, declaring that war has been
declared against the Government of China
and not against the people.
In Msnchooria the people are inten sely
anti-foreign, and urge most active opposi-
ton TO the Japanese.
In Che-Kiang there is a strong anti
Japanese feeling.
man who was tortured at Ming Pc as
japanese spy recently proved to be not
Japanese at all, but native of China.
The Chinese having claimed control over
the Japanese residents in China, are as
serting that Japan claims control over the
Chinese residents in Japan. The Ameri-
can Consul, acting under instructions from
Washington to only intervene with
friendly Offices. yesterday delivered to
Taotai. outside the settlement limits, two
japanese recently arrested and accused of
being spies. and who have been under the
protection of the United States. The Chi
nese authorities pledged themselves Dot to
torture the prisoners.
The morning call., 1894-09-05

the Chinese troops appeared to have been
tempted to avail himself of this method,
for bis uniform was left behind in camp.
The Chinese artillery accomplished some
creditabe feats. They showed themselves
highly skilled in the use of small arms.
Both General Oshima and Lieutenant-Col-
onel Fukushima narrowly escaped being
hit. The plan OF the japanese to drive the
Chinese toward A-San and to extermin ate
them there was disappointed. for the
advance guard that reached A-San on the
afternoon of the 29th had skirmish only
with some fifty Chinese soldiers. evidently
left TO guard the place on the evening of
the 29.h. That was the sole encounter
between the two armies at A-San. Among
the things taken at A-San was a quantity
of ammunition. besides about 700 bags of
rice each holding to. Before the Japanese
army left A-San the forts were totally de-
stroyed, so as to prevent the place from
being again occupied by the Chinese. On
receipt of a report that the Chinese fugi-
tives had reassembed in the Sin-chhang
district it was proposed to march thther.
but that idea was abandoned on reflection,
the fugltives being regarded as a mere
rabble without any capacity to fight.
The Toxic News Agency reports as fol-
lows about the Chinese war vessel known
as having fed toward A-San after being
engaged with the Japanese ships near
hung-do on the 25th ult.: On the morn
ing of the 9th ult. the Takachiho and the
Maya lowered their boats and proceeds ed
to inspect the condition Of the Chinese
warship. She was found stranded on the
bar at the western inlet of Caroline Bay.
On close examination the magazine was
seen to be torn open, thus Causing a great
part of the body of the ship to be filed
with water. The wooden portion was
moreover burnt away, while at a point
about two-thirds of the vessels length
The morning call., 1894-09-05

from the bow she was broken In two.
The corpses of the crew were lying
in heaps beside the guns on the starboard
side, and the coming tower was virtually
shattered. Within it was the corpse of an
officer standing. He may have been the
captain of the ship. On the lower deck
indications were diseerned of many other
bodies. but they could not be clearly seen
owing to the deck being under water. The
guns from the Japanese vessels must have
hit the ship with deadly precision. for
even In the part standing out of the water
more than ten penetrations were visible.
Three of the boats were found stranded
along the shore. The survivors must
have landed by them. A 12-centimeter
gun found on the upper deck appeared to
be Seryiceable
The morning call., 1894-09-05
WORK OF RELIEF.
Everything That Is Possible Being
Done for the Sufferers.

PINE CITY. Mimi. Sept. $50 thoroughly
have all the arrangements been made for
the relief of sufferers around Hinckley
that everything moves along without a
hitch. The people of this little village
have responded nobly to the cry for relief
that came from their suffering neigh bors
Provisions. clothing, bedding and other
supplies were poured in from all parts of
the State and sent from here to the place
where most needed. The regulars from
Fort Smelling have been Of great help.
Crowds of curious people are going over
the grounds looking for relics of the hOr-
rible disasters. and systematic search par.
ties are looking for more bodies in tho
woods. General Bunker represents the
Governor In relief measures. ALI the in
The morning call., 1894-09-05
LOSS OF THE KOWShING.
Major Won Hennicke Was in the Ill
Fated Transport.

YOKOHAMA. Aug. 14.-MaiOr Won Hen
nicke, at one time an officer in the German
army. and subsequently,, with the permis-
sion of the German Government. in the
Chinese service, was passenger on board
the Kowshing. he escaped from drown
ing and made his way to Chemulpo. A
correspondent Of the Kobe Chronicle OBJ
tanned from him the following particulars
Of the affair:
The Kowshing, a British steamer of
1900 tons, arrived of the coast of Koree on
the 25;h ult., having some 1900 Chinese
soldiers on board. and In addition to six
European officers carrying two German
passengers, both in the Chinese service.
one of them being Mr.. Won Hennicke.
Shortly before she reached the place where
she was to disembark the troops, an en-
gagement took place between three
Chinese men-of-war, accompanied by a
dispatch-vessel and three japanese men,
of-war. One of these latter was the
Naniwa Kan, which signaled the Kow-
shing to stop. Captain Galsworthy ac-
cordingly let go his anchor. and au officer
from tha Japanese man-of-war came on
board 10 make inquiries, after which he
instructed the captain to heave up his an
Choir and follow the nen-of-war. To this
the captain demurred and pointed out
that the Kowshing WAS an English shin.
and. as war had not been declared when
he left China, he was doing a perfectly
justifable thing in carrying troops. Be-
| sides, had he desired to obey the order.
he could not do so. as the troops on board
had announced their determination TO pre
vent him.
The officer then went back to the Mani
wa Kan, and. returning shortly atterward.
informed the captain that the Europeans
| would be given two hours 70 leave the
ship before the Naniwa opened fire. The
captain again replied that it was impossl
BILE for them TO leave, as the crew would
not permit it.
AS the officer, having delivered his mos
sage, was descending the gangway one of
Chinese officers rushed a the second off,
Ger OF the Kowshing (whose name was
T. Welsh and slashed him across the back
of the neck with a sword, almost severing
his head from his body, the unfortunate
man falling dead Immediately. The rea-
son for this attack was that the officer was
looking down the gangway after the re-
treating Japanese officer, and the Chinese
suspected him OF an intention to leave the
ship.
The Chinese told the captain not to per-
nit The Europeans to leave the ship. and
said that she was British vessel and they
looked upon him TO protect them. All the
Europeans then went forward TO the
bridge, and were guarded there by Chinese
in order to prevent any attempt at escape.
At the expiration of the two hours the
Naniwa Kan steamed round and got into
The morning call., 1894-09-05
ORDERED TO KEEP OFF.
No One Allowed to Board the
Incoming steamer.

Incoming steamer.
The Belgic's arrival in this port was a
subject of keen interest. especially owing
to the fact that the public was all agog to
learn the latest reliable war news from
the Orient. The telegraphic communica-
tions had been in many ways contradic-
tory or inadequate. and much interest
ing information was expected from pas
sengers on the boat
But when the representatives of the
press put out to the steamer, which was
lying at anchor in the stream off Alcatraz
Island, and requested permission to go on
board they were surprised to meet
with a point-blank refusal. 1t was
suggested that there might be danger
from infection, and that in the absence of
a clean bill from the Quarantine Officer no
chances would be taken by the captain.
But no satisfaction on this head could be
obtained from those on the steamer, and
the only intimation given was to the effect
that no one could come on board.
The morning call., 1894-09-05
GOING TO KOREA.
Japan Will Send Over All the
Troops Possible.

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 4-The Japanese
elections passed off quietly. Large num-
bers of Japanese troops are going to
Korea. All the available merchantmen
have been chartered by the Government
for use as transports.
, 1894-06-01

SABA blau uno braun, auf Sumatra roth,
alf @elebes grim un6 roth anb auf 8Orneo
9eI6 itn0. 3por febIt 6er rei6e 6arbenz
fitr aber lit bic &letoung Der
Gtn8ebOrenen DieL praftiiber unO 5tpeG>
ntdBi9er. gS lit merftpiiroig, tpeldber I'M
teribieb in bieier 6iniicbt 3tpii9en Der 0its
ltben un6 neitlicben 6emilpbdre Der Grbe
beitebt bier, no Spanier unb 8ortugtelen
Die coloniiire16en 80lfer Daren, lit nit
Der Spradbe aucb Die urlpringltbc &letz
oung Der @ingeborenen Deri6DunOen, bort
itnb Die &letoertra6ten ua6e3u nocb Ote1el1
ben pte 3ur 3ett oe8 6tnoui8muS un0 0er
auf i'm fOlgcnben 6crribaft 6eS S5lam.
6reilidb fommen AUDI bier beut5utage
ntancbe 3errbtlOer Dor, benin ipean ein in
leine g~etp06nlid6e StommeStra9t gebiiQter
@tngeborener auf benz &opfe Die nie0erldnz
btid5e goloz ooer itlber9eitidte 8eamtenmiiBe
trd9t, 10 macbt oieS benielben tontiicbcnGtnz
brud, ais tpenn cine frieiiic6e 8Gueriu ii6er
bet ibren 8opf beDe6enben @ol6platte iib
etten mobernen Suit aufieBte ober penr ein
S6eDinger Dierlbr0tiger Sti6er einen
3Dtfer inn Q(u9e triige. Ginselne Stunt
mern ftelen auf, 10 Elm 8raut3tmmer aus
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8rGuti9am, bcibe aus Dortebmem 6auie,
Oor benz 8routbett itben un0 bon ben
6o63citSgei9enfen unb aQerlet Goilettez
Qlrtiteln umgeben itn6 ferner cine 3udcr>
miiDle aus Walaug nit 8pet bon einem
Sungen qetriebenen S9len, ein @ettrenz
men bon Stieren ouf Der Sniel 0tabura,
momit bic OarlteQultg etrteS 8olfSfeites
D~erbun6cn 1T, 3tpei lebenSgroBe 8atatfer.
cine 9tcibe bon @tp8ab6riden lebenoer
ut6 tobtcr @eiicbter unb I'M 6tntergrunbe
cine 9ln3abl @emGl6e BON Yo0er1, Naturz
unb Notwithstanding un6 9arite4z
lungen aus Dem Qeben unb Greiben BET
8ctpo6ner 6eS Qrc9ipclS.
, 1894-06-01
U1ifien auf ibr 6el0 marten.

81. itdOtii9cn 2tngciteuten fre1ten fd
6eute tpieber pcr9ebIib auf 6en 3o6Gtag,
uno tie muBten itdb nit Dem 8eicbeibe be-
9Ritgen, oaB ite I'M Montag tbr 0el6 err
Dalten mtroen. 9aB bic ftdbtiicben 8e7
amten benz Comptroller tpe9en Ser tcbeSz
maltgen 8er309erun9 in Ser 9uS3oblunQ
ibrer @e6dlter nidbt ~beionoerS grim itnO,
lGBt iib Geibt benfen. Geri9teOene 9es
partementS3efS ~befla9en it6 3ubem nod
OaritberA 6aB ite bie 8etrd9e bon 9tecbz
nun8en fir Materialien, bic gum She'll
nod aus Dem Wtonat M6r3 6erriibren, biz
ieBt nod ntdbt baben coueftiren fDnnen.
, 1894-06-01
RIeine rlahrihten.

gteue 8latterntGue nur0en 6eute
T0rntitta9 aus fol8enoen 6duiern gemelz
bet: 1886 2atpnoale 2lOe., 1I17 QllbanD
Noe. un6 1907 SroDitr.
= GountDrtcbter Scales Bat g. s.
8aoenocb sum Wtitglte6e Der 3G6lbe60roe
ernonnt. 6err 8aoenob miro Iein Nrnt
ais Wftt8lteo bes @r5icbun9Srotb5 ntc6crz
legeu.
= Die 6emofratiId6e G6unt0e 6 onbention
uirb, ipie SefretGr Strain beute 8ormits
tag anfitnbi9te, am II. Stunt nicbt IN Der
JtorOiette7S urn6alle, ionoern in Der Sale
oer Battery D i%tattfin6en.
0oS 8unbcsz Q(peQatton8geric6t bat
.oos llrtbetl, monaco George 90. WtcOonalo
81 elmer 0clbbuBe BON $1,000 uno elf
Wtonaten @efGngniB berurt6eilt murbe,
neil ct al8 8rGlioent Ser Guarantee Snz
neitment Company Elm 2otterie9ei9Gft be-
trieb, bcitdti8t.
9bas. &ralner bon 103 Gtptng Str.
bei6ulOi9te bcute Dor &icbter Gberbar0t
ben Sos. GO9n. alias Soiepb 8afer, cine
tbm am %. Wtai 3ur Qlblieferung ii5er5
9ebene 9Sagenlaottng 8ananen i'm Wertbe
bon $23 p%e~fauft unb BEN @rl65 fir ei8ene
a3pede Deripan6t gu baben. Ser 8ei6ulz
oi9te tpltr0e BITS gum 4. Stunt inter $500
Slrgi6aft geiteIt.
Wtargaret6e &euD bon No. 1914
43. StraBc erDebt gegen ben Q(9enten Nns
oretp 8eit Bic 8elc6uIbt9ung, iie auf
i6minbelbafte 8etle I'M $50 gebraht gu
9a6en. Jtibter 0oolep mir6 ii6 am 8.
Stunt NIT Dem Safe etrpa8 nQber bei60fz
ti9en unO iteute 8eit bis ba6in unter $500
Blr8l9aft,
= Der 8iicberrebiior 6arper unterbrets
tete geitern Dem MtaDor leinen 8ertdbt iber
bic Neoiitpn Der 8iidbcr 6eS 8oli5eigertdbtS,
pel9er itattftti6e 3uiammcniteuun8cn
itber Die bon ben beridbiebenen g oli8etge=
ri6ten bctpdItt9ten Nrbetten, bic 3abG Der
8iir8i6aftSfdGe, 6en 8etrag Ser @eIbitraz
fen II. !. 10. entbGlt. Ser 8ertcbt ipurDe
an ben GorporattonSanipalt Hu6enS berz
pteien un6 lptr0 ais tpertbopQeS Wtaterial
BET Ser Snangriffnobme Der g olt3et9eri6tSz
reform benuBt per6en.
- Observation-Disclosures 3eisler
bat geitern Die llpIarbettun9 Der g oIo5fp'z
Iden 6o6ba6n6rbinon3 fir Die 9torbieite,
8en1QB Der t9m bonn @Dmite fiir StraBer
Ser Norbleite unterbreiteten 8ori9ld9en,
6cen0et. 0oS Gomite lit b~efanntlicb in
letncr Webrbeit 9egen baS 4ouaStp'i9e
Broteft %etn9enommcn uno ipirb poraltSs
iicbtli9 Dem Sta6tratb empfebler1. Bic gan8e
@n9elegenbett gu ben often 5u le8en.
= Sol. 80. g. Genb, Ser befannte Sob
le%nbGnbler, erfIdrte geitern, baB er ser 2(nz
itbt lei, baB i6On in BEN nacbiten Gagen
Der 8etrteb Ser &oblenbergtperfe in Silt
noiS tpieOer aufgenommen iperben pitrOe,
troBoem bic SprtngfteGber Gonferen3 feline
2oiung Der SblDieri8teiten gebradbt babe.
Die &~oblengrGber ieien nit Der gegenz
tpdrttgen Sage Der 0tn8e i9on Ion9e un3u>
frieben un0 pitrben baG6 3u Der Nrbeit 3uz
ritGfebren, nenn tbre Silbrer ntcbt Sen
%gegentpdrttg befoL9ten GoHrs Gnbern mir
ben. Die 8er8merfSbeitber ipiir6en eOenz
tueu neue 2eute elniteuen, tpenn bic alien
0eute nibt gu 2lrbeit 3uriidfebrten.
, 1894-06-01
Die SAubpuber oroanifren ftd.

Die SttefelpuBer, 5. +. bic ertpadbfenelt,
tpeIbe etnen fciten vStanb" babcn UNI
ntcbt 9erooe oa tire @erfitatt oufi6la9en.
no iie tbre &nnoen ftnben, baben ftcb, Dem
Strom Der 3ett foI8en6, ebentaas Or9ant4
itrt, Sic beitebert gr0BtentbeilS aus Sarbi7
gen uno Staltencrn; bon feblt eS niBt an
Gertretern fait o4er @totioualitdten. 2etz
Ser febIte es IN ser Organiiatton6>@er
iammlung an ser rt0tbisen @tni9teit, mes
baIb Bic unterlcgene 8artet vbolbete". 9te
r9te9uldren" ertpdblten Ben Tarbtgen 6. s.,
Sing gum BrGtbenten, bic un5ufriebener
0eDr9e Snotp.
, 1894-06-01
Kleine Uoti5en.
Gin moroluiti9er 6etretoeperIo6er

Die stpii9en BEN MitgIieOern Der Sc
treble : 8erLaOer luton unb forbtgen
rScab8" berri9en6en 3mtiti9teiten frbrs
ten geitern 81 elmer S6ldgeret, 6eren Ste
iultat bic t60tltbe 8erpunbun8 6es @ons
tractors Sobn Gburdb lit. Gburb battt
Deri6tebene @etreibe>6 irmen nit Nicbt=
l1niOn78erla6ern Derieben un6 6aburdb ficf
ben Sag Der Wtitglteber Der @etreiDezGer
labersl1nion 8u9e5o8en. = Q(ls elmer oer>
ielben, gtanenS Salnes Wfcgtomara, geiteru
Wtttta8 in Der 9tQbe beS 80rlens@ ebGu6ee
iteben0, nit etnigen&ameraben bte Gage oet
9tn9e beiprad, cling unpermnthet Gburcb
DorI6er. &aum erbltdte i'm W1cgtamara,
ais ct au6 iofort ietn S4ieBetien aus Der
Sa16e bottle unb me6rere S9iiiie auI
@burc6 abfeuerte. @tner berielben trat
@burcb III Die 2e~nbengegenb. T0otltcb ges
%troffen, iant @6ur6 nteber un6 Mcgtamaro
lief DaOon. Qn Der 8an 8urenitraBe
tpur6e Der eirii9e S9ieBbolb berbaftet unb
O%in9feit gema9t. Gburtb purbe ms So
ipttal 9ei6afft. Nic6ter Softer, benz Wtc;
gtamara beute inter ser Q~lnflaee beS tbGtz
Ii9en 9ln8riffs in Der 9tbItat su t66tet,
pOrgefiiDrt purbe, belt i'm Obne 3uLaifunq
BON 8iir9i6aft'3um 8ro3eB feit.
, 1894-06-01
Cine wtiienfdoftIide puppen 2tus.
ftelIuno.

Wdbrenb Bet i'm bergan9enen Sabre in
8atapta ~abgebaGtenen NuSfteuung tamer
etnige in Batavia mp6nenoe Oamen ouf
ben @eOanten, bet iungen &0nigtn Der
gftcberlan0e, Nilbelmine, Bic 6urCb Yuppen
oar9eiteute Sammlung neri6iepener i'm
%malaDi1cben Nrcbipel porfomnen6er &leiz
6ertra6ten, tpelcbe tpG6ren6 Der Qtusfteuung
etnen Der 9r0Bten Qln5tebun95punfte gebilz
Bet bate, gum @ei9enf 5u macbeu. 0ieier
PIan tpur0e aus9efllbrt bic Senoung fam
9ltfltcb I'M 0aa9 an u10 tDur0e, e6e tie
Dem io9enannten Wtuieum in 2eD6en, benz
Die Ge9enttn baS @el6ent in 6ocbber3i0er
Wetie ab9etreten bate, einDerletbt, B. +. auf
NtmmerpieDer1eben be9raben merocn ioute,
I'M gotbti5en SaaIe an Der YalaltitraBe I'M
6oag 3Ir 8eit9ti9un9 oeS Yublifums aus
9eiteut. Ser j3ulauf mar Elm ltngentetlt
5ablreicbcr, unO itatt Der uriprunglic6 9e>
planten 5tuet DOer Bret Sage blieb Sic QluSz
iteuung betnabe einen balben WtDnat aez
Offnet. 9ieleIbe biloet benn allcb cine Ser
tntereiianteitsn et6no9rapbticben Sammz
Iun9en, Die maj ii6 Ocnfen fam ite qtebt
elm anIcbaultdeS 8tlO Ser &lei0unQ Quf
ftnf Der gr0Beren Snieln DeS NrcbibelS,
uno 3tpar Der Slei6ung ais 8eoitrfniB Ser
S6ambaftt9fett, ais SbRb gen flimatiIdbe
@intluiie, ais S6mud, ais 11nterlbteb
3lptibcn ben. betben @ei9lecbtern, ais
Genn8eicben bes geieui6aftIicben STANCES,
ais Symbol Der prieiterltden gBei6e ODER
@ufna9me in cine geiitlic6e @emetnibaft,
ais 8ertbetOt9ungsmitteI (8ruitz uni
0alSbeoefun9en, Die i'm 2aufe Der 3ett Al
bloBen SbmuG9e9enitdn6en gelporben
itno), alS S9uB ge8en Die @tnaifie b6ier
Settler II. |. M. 9abei bemerft man o(8z
6alo, DaB bic por6erri6enOen 6arben oui
, 1894-06-01

-0te gtor6iette=S neutrality-suspicious.
bat beute 1ormtttag betm GttDs@lert itd
formed nit ben 8ebin9ungen BERG r0tnanz
SEN fir Die SroueD= 2tnien an Der South
port un6 Tuuerton 9pe. e%tnOeritanben err
fldrt unO miro Sic 2lrbeiten Beginner, TO-
balO iie 6as beiteQte Giienmaterial erbalter
baben miro.
, 1894-06-01
Oo6esfGue

tpur6en. 6eute 8ormittog I'M @eIunbbeitsz
amt, tpie fol9t. angeuel0et:
NeinboGO 9anfoD, p s., $50. 748 g.
6aliteoftr.
Wforp 0icbtmos, 60 S., $50. 500 Sout6.
port 2lpe.
0spalO Glmon6, 80 S., Qnerianer=
6oipttal.
So9n Motinosti, p S., 6, g, armen.
bauS.
, 1894-06-01
7nfpt3truno Der Dolt3ei.

8oIi3eihtf 8ren11dn bat be1te 8ormittaQ
einen @enerolbcfebG e%rIaiien, III peIcbem ct
cine au9en1eiie Snipi3trun9 Ser 8olt5eiz
manni6aflen anorbnet. 9teielbe tpirb
am Wonta9 Beginner ut6 porausitc6tlicb
tGnger ais cine 8o3e in Qtniprucb rebmen,
, 1894-06-01

Maler: r9enfe Dir, 6teie Na5t lift in
meinem QneLier eingebroe5en norben; un7
9litdlidbertpeiie bate icb gerabe fIir3Iic6 Elm
Sttlleben begonnen." = Sreun0: ySit eS
Dir geitO6len Dorben 2" = Maler: Stein,
aber bic MOOeue ba8u, etn S6tnfen un6
btDerie @irIte!"
, 1894-06-01

= Die Nr8umente ser Q(bbofaten in Der
6artpeu7 Sturge8> &lageangelegcn6eit ipurz
ben 9eftern BON .Gicbter, Sulep fortgeieBt.
NbDOtat WtOnrOe fubr fort, Sobn 9. Sarz
peu an Ben Stranger 5t itelen. Gr iagte,
baB Der &t6ter Derpflicbtet iet, ooS .3eugz
nib Sartpeu's bouitGnotg gu i9uoriren,
arS9enommen, eS merbe bur9 anberpeitige
NuSiagen unterItiBt.
, 1894-06-01

Sa9i59 ra9 &aeiHe, gtiIlpoutes, @pebopgan, Wtania
gtob Sronb 5aoeu, 0tusfeQon, 6rano goptbs. Ell.
Sagtg 1880 ubr Qbelbs.
gtad) &efpauuee unO &buapee, 9ieuItaq, 9onnerIta9
lnb S0niltag mn Z uhr M0eubs.
9tap Sturgeon Bar. Green Ban, Ntenpminee. Wani-
l~tIqueDNfon.o 9 uno 8onntrIa3 nm z ubr @bsHOs.
Office unb 9pfs: SUP Der Wli6ioou Qne
'AusaeHpmmeu Spnntogs. 2pbag
, 1894-06-01

George pu1man bleibt %obitinot, mo nil
tuidDts BON D}rmjtteIun9 p5reu. = Das
lluterti5ulospsrf i~eiteus Der 6eperf=
id2otfsu isnr Ian betrieben. - pnliman's
Grobau!em uehncn iih 5tehheiten 9e=
Gen ole Gtrriser heruts.
, 1894-06-01

SsSStaJt9an @entraE. ytetu S)brt SeutraIz mtiO
%V Sofon &c GIbAIDs Gtien5ahuen. - r9is
ytta9era Sails Jtpute. Saoe ~berloiTen 1nb fomme1 an
n Der nsnen @entrats Station an Safe 5rout, fuB DON
8art Gop, MP 2. Ctr, 80. Ctr. Inb Sp6s Bart.
StabtsStdetsOfftce: 81 Glart=Str.
, 1894-06-01
Abtabrt 9tnfuuf
I[TTI5l56l ElsIS5 R5 @45a

&afe Shore mnO Bid. Southern, gtetp YOrt
-GeutraI, Bottom tnO Mibamp=G tieababmen.
Sic Bulge 9e6en ob ltnb font1ten an, pie folgt:
&ofe S1ore 9epot, 00n 9uren=Str.
SidetsS Offices: 9tO. 66 GIartsStr. uno Depot 22He Str.
, 1894-06-01
C~i1enBahn-& aRrpEdne.

NBtcasOo& 9tortbtue ferms 8 Icnba gtfet.
W Offiees:, 9fos. 2o6-20S glort q. Strose, an Der
Saflep 4oeuus Station uGs am 9epOt SIDE NeassunS
Ginaie=StE.
r-a Qbfobrt antunfs
, 1894-06-01
Hnd1t-O eIeornntntr.
2pn0Dn, |. Stunt

Sine 0epeidbe Der rGtmes1 aus Berlin
melbet, DaB geitern in bet0en 6dulern bes
2anOta8eS Der tOni8li9e grGaB D~erIeien
wurbe, Our9 tpelben bte Seiiion 6es 2on6z
tageS gei9loiien" miro. @or Der 8erleiung
be8 @rlolieS murben i'm 6errenbauie nit
GROCER Wtaioritdt Sic 6tnan3Oori3ld9e
WttqlelS in oerielben Saiiung, in Der ite
bonn Qbgeoronetenbauic paiiirt tparen, an
nPnnmmen.
, 1894-06-01
x Union Qafen9er Station.
LXIgnnSVIVanid lines
E9 oU ~ g, .-.
Menm.s.. 0anaE ttno 0laoffpn. Sc.

2tueI=Att1ce5: YIN DEF SIutIDI. III S&0 9. GIart
StreBs Gde SJadIon, uIo i'm auditorium 5oteL.
8urb=3ige Iabreu mle tolgt mad geutral-3eit
SQqlid. TSdulth, ousgeuonmeut Souutao.
, 1894-06-01
Berlin, 81. W}ai.

Srei6err BON Sbiineen tDurbe 6eute lpcgel1
zines DerldumberiiDen 2~lngrtff5 auf ben
&ei6Sfan5ler Gapript SIT elmer Celebrate
BON 100 Wtart perurtbeilt un6 Der 6erdlS7
geber Ser 8oltS5ettung, Sberlanb, rpegen
beiieLben 8erge6ens gu elmer @eloitrofe bon
$50 WQrf.
, 1894-06-01
q. Ntot 1894

Nbtcaso, Rp6 SsEano & 1aciTc=g3abn. -
" 9affogier=Station. Dan 9ureu=5tr., elm glna
iitbIi9 BON 8oarb Of Srabe. 3idet=Cffiee: 14 g~lorfftr.