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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
MAY DOUBLE UP.
The Kent Stanley Co. Thinking Of
Increasing Capital Stock.
1t Is Now 100000 and May BE
Made Half Million-May Result
I'm New Hotel Also.

A meeting of the directors OF the Kent,
Stanley Co. was held yesterday afternoon
at the Office of the factory on
Eddy street. Considerable business
was transacted and the ques-
tions of increasing the capital stock
from 200 900 to t500, 600 was discussed. 1t
was stated by one of the company that no
definite action had as yet been taken on
the increase Of capitalization. The new
factory in process of erection on the old
skating rink site on Aborn street is pro-
crossing towards completion, and when
finished will be the most complete in de-
tail and convenience of any establishment
for the manufacture of jewelry in the
East.
1t has been stated that the building on
Eddy street now occupied by the company
is to be transformed into a hotel. Mr..
Kent stated that the firm had had
two fofYers for the structure
by hotel people, one in this city
and another from Worcester, but until
the plant is abandoped nothing can be
said about the plans of those seeking
possession of the property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
BRISTOL NEWS.
Installation Of Officers Of DeWOlf
Camp, y. of V.-Locals.

Installation of Officers Of DeWolf
Camp, =. of V.-Locals.
Installation of officers of Major James
f. DeWolf camp, Sons of Veterans, took
place last evening at their hall. The
following officers were installed by
Commander Henry F. Card of Babbitt
post Captain, Willard Kenny; first lieu
tenant, Thomas Mexican; second lieuten-
ant, George Ebbetts; camp council, Past
Captain John b. Newman, Charles
GERS, Past Captain Isaac b. Munro;
quartermaster, William Maxfeld color
sergeant, Frank Munroe; principal musi-
clan, William Hunt; sergeant OF guards,
John B. Newman; corporal OF guard,
Walter Simmons; camp guard, Frank
Slade; picket guard, John Reed;
after the installation the past
Munro and Sphinx presented the camp with
a beautiful case to hold contributions of
the camp, after which the camp enjoyed a
collation., with music and speech making.
Other Locals.
The Atkinson Comedy company will
present "Peck's Bad Boy" at the Bristol
Opera house on Friday evening, Jan. "a.
Rev. Edward Holyoke will deliver lee
ture at the Baptist church, under the aus
pices of the Sunday school, Friday even
ing, Jan. "a, subject, "The Mines OF Colo
rado."
The funeral services of Mr.. George II.
harrington took place this morning from
his late residence on Bradford street. The
services were conducted by the pastor OF
State Street M. +. church, of which he
was very worthy member.
Quite number of vessels light are at
anchor in the mouth OF our harbor bound
West, among whom is the Hattie Belden,
Walker Howard and Lizzie Webster.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
DIED.

ANDERSON In this city, Jan. ~, OF pneumonia,
John Anderson, aged 20 years.
BYRoN-Tn this city, Jan. ~, Susan Byron, widow
Of BARLEY Byron. aged 81 years
BowEN-In Brooklyn, N Y, Jan. 16, OF pneu-
monia, Mrs. Susan G. Bowen, daughter OF Capt.
samuel Packard Of North Kingston, and wife
OF the late William e.. Bowen OF East Green
wioh, aged 81 years.
KINsLEY-1n this city, Jan. ~, william Shepherd
Kinsley aged SO years, months and days.
DEGNAN-In this city, Jan. ~, John, son Of
Michael and Mary Degnan, aged months and
10 days.
M1LLERICK--1n this city. Jan. 16 Catherine A.,
wife OF William Millerck, and daughter OF the
late Mary and Felix Hughes. aged 20 years.
PAINE-In Bismark, North Dakota, Jan. 3, Charles
=. Paine, aged So years; formerly OF Providence.
RANDALI-Iu this city, suddenly, Jan. ~, Charles
u. Randall, aeed 46 years.
sTONE-in this city, Jan. N, Susan s., widow OF
Winsor Stone, aged IS years.
TIERNAN--In this citv, Jan. n, at his residence.
rear 81 Oak street, Michael Tiernan.
TALFORD-In East Providence. Jan. 16, Susan,
wife OF George Tslford, aged % years,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18

EXPRESS trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
NEW york; rs, am, daily lo:5s Qimited) IL :S
a. IN, 2:l5, i:03 100 p. m, daily.
NEW YORK, via stonington Line-7:1o, 1850, p. m
daily. except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem River-l0:0s a. m, ss43, p. m.
daily.
NEW HAVEN'T rs a. m express daily, s:i5 Ooc.
exp.), 1000 (exp.), 1859 QimitedD. 1l;l3 a. m
sexpl 2il5 (exp) 4;Oa, 800 (exp daily, s;4s (exp
daily y.
NEW LoNDoN-i:23 :23. a. m. daily exp.,) $40 (ac-
conn.,, 500 (accom. Sundays only, sil5 doc.
exp) $50 (accom.), 1850 Qimited), ii:i3 m.
(exp), l:2O (accom.) 2:i5 (exp), 403 (exp.), 1885
(accOm. Sundays only, 4i0 taccom.) 500 p. m.
(cxp. daily, 6;is p. m. (exp daiiy)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
AUBURN.

The Willing Helpers are collecting
clothing for charitable purposes. All
clothing will be gratefully received at the
residence OF Mrs. NJ. G. French.
The Alerta club held very successful
ball i'm Masonic hall last evening. Music
was furnished by Groene's orchestra. Re
frcshments were served and dancing con-
tinued till an early hour i'm the morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows;
INCONSISTENCIES texpresst, 1880 (aeoem-4, a.io
(accom) }, II 80 a. m. (accom); 1;50 (exp), 4;2o
(exp. TO woonsocket, 5;s5 doc. exp), sos p. m
(accom).
eundays-s:so A. m. (accom.); 100 p. m. (accom).
MILLVILLE--7 80 e:45. eio, II 80 a. M; 100. 4:oo
42o, 5;s5, sos p. m.
sundays-s:3 80 a. m. 90, 700 p m.
BLACKSTONE JUNCTIoN-7:30, s:45, s:1o, 10;l5,
II So A. M; 1:00 500, 400, 4:2o, 6l5, 6;45, 7:l5
sos, II rs p. m.
Sundays $780, a. M; 1906. 500, $780, Too
$3.50 p. m.
WooNsocKET-6:i5 7;3o, s:f5, slo. lol5, II 80
am; 100. l50. 500, 400, 4;20 bi5, 5a5, 7:l5
sos II rs p. m.
Sundays 80 M. i2;o5, $500. $780, 1900 $50 p. m.
GEo.L. CONNER A. c. KENDALL,
Pass'r Tranic Manager Gen'l Pass'r Agent
L. q. ALLEN Genr Supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH

WABREN AND BkISIOL bRANCh.
lave PROVIDENCE Qndia Street ststion) for
EEwPORr AND FALL RIVER.
T;a, 10 express and 9:4o a. ard 1870,
42O ard (via New York boaD at 6:35 p. m.
Sundays for Fall River $3.50 a. m; $3.50 p. IN.
Newport (via New York boat) $3.50 p. m.
Warren and way stations at TOO. 7:p, express, $50
and 9:19 a. m. and 2:ao 500. 4:2o. $780, eS5, $500
and II 80 p. m.
Sundays at $50 a m. and $3.50. a. m.
BRISTOL AS express 80, $40 a. M, 12:4o 500.
a:2o, $50, 6;35. $500 and il:20 p. IN. Sundays,
$3.50 a. m and 6:30 p. m.
Electric leave Exchange place, Providence, at
640 7:25, $40 and $40 m, IL 20, 2;io 49J, 6:io,
e:i5 and 7;4o y. IN. Leave Market Square at II :oS
u.
Sunday at s:35 q IN. and l:io p. m.
NoRrnERN DIyIsiOS.
Fitchburg aud way stations. 600, 1000 a. m;
4;i6 pm.
Lowell aud way stations, $780, 600 a. m; 4:i5 p. m
Taunton and New Bedford, 6;Co, s;l5 a. M; 1905
3:25, sos, $780, Craunton only 6:22, lo:o5 p. m.
Sundays, G:s5 a. m; $3.50 p. m.
Middlcboro, s.i5 a. m; ~ :05. 3:25, $50 p. m
Plymouth, s;i5 c, m; 3:25 y. m.
Points on Cape Cod, s:ij a. m; 3;25 p, m
Cottage City via New Bedford. IL :06 p. m.
Cottage City and Nantucket via Woods Holl, s;u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
TIE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue OF n writ OF Execution issued from the
District Court OF the SIKH judicial District holden
al Providence within and for the County of Provi-
dcuce the 10th day OF July A. ID. 1893, recorded
judgement, wherein George y. Lewis OF Providence
in the County Of Providence Is plaintiff; and Mar
gorct smith alias Jane Doe of Providence in said
County l. defendant
viii be sold AT public auction on the sixteenth
day OF January A ID. 1894 81 n O'Clock M, at the
Shcrfs Ofncc Ia the Providence County Court
House in said Providence
Ai the right, title aud interest the said Margaret
Smith had ia and 20 the following real estate:
d. That certain lot of land with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated In said Provi-
denCc n L.. at the OF Valley and Dixie streets
I'm said City OF Providence, said lot measures forty
feet on Dixie street and holding that width, extends
northerly on and parallel with Valley street
hundred (lO0 feet and is part Of the estate Of my
late husband Daniel Smith.
Levied on this s;h day OF October, A. d.. 1s93 nj
t2 o'clock m, aud will be sold 10 satisfy said
cution II sufficient WILLIAM y. WlNsLOW
Deputy sheriff
The above sale is continued 10 Feb. nth, 1894 a,
same time and place.
WILLIAM p. wINsLow.
jasi7fobi0-i6 Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
Distress I'm Spain.
Special 10 The NewS.

SftctdI 10 TIC NtuN
MADRID, Jan. 1s.-Distress of an alarm
ing nature prevails in the Cadiz district,
owing to lack of work. Bands of hungry
men and women have been looting the
stores, farmhouses and residences in the
district.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18

n you want reliable dye that will color an even
brown or black, and Will please and satisfy you
every time, use Busking hams Dye for the whiskers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18

BY The Associated Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 1S.--In the diet today a
bill was introduced providing for the es-
tablishment of chambers of agriculture
in response to- the wish of the agricultu-
raj classes for organic representation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
LIFE HELD CHEAPLY.
A Man Murdered by His Mistress for
Fifty Cents.
Ru The Assoclnted Press.

BY The Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1S.-Late last night
William Hayward was stabbed and killed
by Jennie Leggett, his mistress, at the cor
ner of Eighth and Biddle streets. The
woman had but one thrust at her victim.
The blade pierced the mans heart. The
murder was the termination of a quarrel
over 50 cents which the Leggett woman
wanted,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Corrected TO January l, 1894
ROSTON s s:sS stS .,s.os 'o1 as "7:oc. 5 .Ss
LAO, as2;OL 1870, Gi5; 1870, '6:2o, 622, 'iso
500. 1000. 1905 p. M. RETURNING Leave Bos-
TON from Park Square Station ESQ. 500, 300
si0 oo i0:o3; ii;Oc m, l2m; io0, 200. 2sO f:o0
500, $3.50, ESQ., 1880. 800, IL 90, ~ 100 p. m.
ATTLEBORo-6:00 ss7:Oo 7;45, s15. 800, 10 90
ssl1:20 a. m; l2O O5, 1;40; 2:40, 1920, 3:25. 4:i5
sos, $50; 6:92, 1906. I:i0 pm.
NORTH ArTLEBORo and PLAINvILLE-s7:0o :0o
s;l6 1000. II 20. m. i;io 24o, $780, 6;22, li;i
pm.
WAMPUM, wRENTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL,
NORWOOD and DEDHAM-''7:00 II 30, a. IN.
$50 p. m; Sundays, 5:i5 p. m.
MANSFIELD-6;3J, .5;i5, 800 ss7 :00 7;46---i0:00.
llso m. ~ ;05 40, 4i5, 5:40 '620. 6;22. 10 :05
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR BOSToN-i:s5, '5:i5, '6:15, s:i5, 1850 a m.
1880, 1880. 5:i5. $50, 1000 p. m; Return, 4;i5
800 a M. 1;00 400, $500, 1880, 500, l2:0o p. m.
ATTLEBoRo-745. s;i5. 1850 a. M; $780, AGO.
6:15, $50, $50 p. m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAINvILLE-5:M
p.
NANsFIELD-4;s5, .5:45. sis. 1880 a. m.; 1:so
4:30. 6;20 p. m.
aParlor only.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
new YORK, new HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
tiOn and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-18
Talked About.


PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE Evans a
Hoey In "A Parlor Match"
b. u. KEiTHssoPERA HoUsE-John T. Kelly as
sMcFce Of Dublin"
LoTHRoP's OPERA HOUSE -"condemned To
Death"
wEsTMINsTER THEATER--'A Busy Day"
MUSIC HALL--D. L. Moody, Sand 1850 p. m.
, 1894-06-14
Scr 9tt9ertrltM.

Ser BrGiiOent beS 3udertruitS, 6apez
mcDer, bat geitern Dor 6em SenatSausz
ibuB bic tutereliante Nnsa6e ge1natDt, 6aB
Der Gruit 6as 8ublifum bon iebem 8funb
53uder iebt i3On Tim ! Sent ibr0pfe un6
baB ber 3uder na1 ber teuen 8orla9e 6as
PubIitum nod UNI l Gent b09er gu ite6en
tommen iperoe. 9anab mir6e itb alto
Der @epinn 6es SruftS nod6 beoeuten6 er7
b06en. Nu6 baB Ser 3u6ertruit SIT BEN
neutrality-suspicious. in beri6te6enen Staas
ten betgetra9en, iteute er ntbt in Nbrebe,
lebnte es aber al, bic 606e oieier 8eitr6ge
an3useben, 6a Bet NuSi9uB ntdbt beaufz
tra9t wate, 6ieielbe in @rfa6rung gu brinz
gen. 1n0 Oa 6aDeme1er eiblicb beritbert
bate, baB CUR 6er6eifiibrun9 Der Q8a6l BON
8unbe8ienatoren Der Truit NIGHTS beige
iteuert Bate, ia6 a1cb Ser Q(usibuB bon Der
8~eantportung 6ieier Trage alb. Sin an
berer 3euge, Der SbaBmeifter un6 Sefrez
tdr beS 3udertruits, SearleS, poute fi6
ebenIaIS Iber bieicn Bunft nt9t auSlaiien,
un0 10 mir6 man 0enn ME erfa9relt, piez
DieI Der Eruft es it6 bat folten ~Iaiien, bie
@o6len 3u ieinen @uniten 81 beeinfluiien.
9aran lit ia aucb am @nbe NIGHTS 9ez
leger, DeiB men bocb aus elmer on6eren
Q(ngabe, baB Ser Gruit fem Nnieben Der
@artei fcl1nt, ionbern cS einfa9 nit Set
8artet 9Glt, bic am metiten NuSftcbt ouf
GrfoIg bat, unO ba audb Die 8arteien na9
benz @run6iaBe banbeIn, baB Gel0 nicbt
Ittnft, 10 ergisbt lib allp ba Elm Iie6eboQeS
@~inDernebmen snti9en Sen Barteien unD
Sem Gruit. QuS 6teiem @runbe Daben
oucb poDl bic Yarteien, Die tt benz Q(uS7
ic6uB Dertreten itn6, ouf oQ3u 6etaiQtrten
2(ngaben nicbt beItarben, 6enn in man9en
Staaten 0aben iiAerlib oub Sic &epublie
fa1ter mas a6gefrtegt un0 bic Bopuliten
ni9t min6er. SQnit bGtte poDL Der
Senator QQen iber 6teien Buntt etpaS
nG6ere Mustunft berIon9t. Ser 3uder@
fruit 1T itets bereit, 6a gu beIfen, no es
l1ot6 tbut uu6 tbm niiBt. l1n6 0a bic an
6eren GruitS eS ii6erlib gera6e 10 ma6en,
10 ertlGrt ii6 aub bic rieiige 9e6eiblt6e
GntptdGun9 Oieier ScbmarOber am Staats@
f0rper, 6ie es wObl beriteDen, iib 6reunbe
8u ic6affen nit bent un9erebten Mammon.
ba un0 bort 9e9en BEN Truit 9ema6z
ten &ngrtffe ftn6 tDeiter NIGHTS ais Ttnten
- iofern ie nt6t @rpreiiungsmanOber
iin6. Die g OIttifer itrei9en ben @epinn
Elm unb 6as 8ublitum lGBt Sic 6aare.
, 1894-06-14
Sauabev 1tttS GomfOtten.

Die Sadie Bet SptBbuben, Bic bic ySnz
6ia1opotis ~gtationalba1t" I'm Diermal>
bunberttauienb Dollars beitobIen baben,
bat icbtieBlidb cine iolc3e @en6ung genom>
men, baB man fiiglt6 an aler @erebtigfett
Oer8tpeifeln muB. Die @e6ri6er Coffin
batten 6ur3 BEN BrGii6enten Ser Sn;
6~tanapoliier 8anf, 9au9bcD, 6ieier iiber
Observation-Disclosures Dollars entIie6en
un6 barber mar Sic 8at1f i9LieBlib in Sic
8riide g%egangen. Die Sptbbiberei par
offenbar, unb 6au8beD tpurOe 81 iecbsiG6z
ri9er, 6ie betoen Gofftns a6er 81 fanfz un6
3e6nid6ri9er 3u6tbauSitrafe Derurt6eilt.
6aug6eo bate ii9 bic ~gerin8ere Strafe ba@
burc9 ertDirtt, baB ct it9 i4ulbi9 betannte ;
Oer0tent bate CT, ben @offtn 9~egeniber, bic
8e6nfa6e.
Die Coffin tparen bereit5 in baS 3uc9tz
bauS etngeliefert un6 au9 6augbeD itBt be-
rettS, tpenn er eS AUDI ieiner ebemaligen
Steuung ais 9roBeS metbo6iitti9e8 Sir
4enIt6t 81 ber6antcn bat, baB bel i6nt Die
Strafe it3 auf bic @erfiir3ung 6er TretDett
bei9rGnft; ionit 6eftn6et er ii6 in eirem
8OlOenen Bauer un0 laBt iib NIGHTS abz
9eben. 9ie Gofftn bage9en 9aben ar
betten miien, aber 6teie Nrbeit bat ni6t
gar 81 LANCE 9eoaWert, Oenn na9 a9ttGs
, 1894-06-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tpurben bonn iidOti(9en 8auamt aus8eIteut
tpie folgt:
s. S. 8ileD, fir Elm 5t~peit0dtqes 8afz
teins@ obnbaus NIT @r0geiboB, So. 6O36
SnDtana Noe., beranl6lagt auf $4,000: g..
Stpente, 5petitDdi9eS 8afitein .0obnbqus
nit @ro9eiboB, $50. 1920 M~orearftrQBe
$500; %. s. UNDERWOOD, breiIt6ftoes
SaditetnzQ Sobn6auS nit 2aben unb Grbz
9e19oB, 9to. 590-92 8. San 8urenitroBe.
$1,000; %. 9. 8udIep, stpetftOdioes Bad
ltetnsg8obnbaus nit @r69ei6oB, $50. 2O72
US. WtonroeitraBe, $500; Sta6t Gbicoop,
oretltodt9eS 8adetnsS cbul9ebGube nit @rbs
9eicboB, $50. 501-513 @aibburne Q(oe.
$50, 900; George Dietrich, atpeiit0fioes
Observation-Disclosures nit Grb0eIcboB. SO.
$40 .. 0ontan 9lOe., $4,000; 9eIto Sinnez
gan, 5petitOfi9eS 8aditeinz0 obnbaHs nit
Saocn unb @r6gei6ob, SEQ. 1868 Union
aoe: $4,000; Ntcbarb Garep, 3peiit0figer
SaGltetnsAnbau nit Grogei3pB, Oto. 833
80. StraBe, $4,000; 6. 8. Sa1lon, brett
1toftgeS 8afitetnz @o6n6aHs nit Grb=
9elcboB, 9&o. 229 2aflinftraBe, $4,000; 8.
=. SLAP, 3peiitDdt9es 8afitettz QSobnbaus
nit &aoen unb @rO9elAoB, go. 1714-18
JtabenStpooO Nbe., $4,000; S. s.. Gtapp,
3~tpetftoft9eS 8oditeinsQ 8obnbous nit Gr0z
9el8oB unD Stall, SEQ. 1924 @opbIaipn
Ape., $4,000.
, 1894-06-14

8pungen. Sn3pii6en icbpebt ietn SAT-
Dor benz Sber8eri4t, oaS ii6 natiirli6 nit
beiien @rle0igung bur6aus ni9t beeilt.
@obe nm 0obe, Monat I'm W}ouat pere
gebt Dem orr1en Seufel unter pergcbliAem
6offen duf cine Gnti6eibung 3u leinen
0uniten, un6 Dor etlpa bret @Oben miro
ct nadb DerbiiBter Straight ipieber in Srei:
belt 9eiebt. Qtnfangs 0ieler Mode aber
fdQt oaS Obergcri0t enbli6 Die @nti9eis
Oun9, baB benz Manne elm neuer 8ro3eB
81 beiptQigen iei, ba bere1ti8te 3ipetfel an
ietner S9ul6 beitIn6en 49,.
Gin %5tpeiter 8rO3eB, tpenn ct auf oerns
ieIben tpirfGj9 beite9t, tpirb nun, tpenm CT
gu @uniten DeS Mannes o~u9faIen iolte,
5tpar 6elien gei9dbi9te @Dre Dor leinen
Wtitbiirgern ipteber beviteQen, aber Die
S6macb, 6aB ct Elm Sabr lang Bic StrGfz
ltngsiafe setraoen, Die ninmt iDm fein
9err9ott pteber ab, unb cine @ntiAd6igung
leite1s 6er Staatsgetpolt fir baS i9nl 3us
9eflgte l1nrebt, bat or nattrli6 ebenfaus
ntcbt Su beanipru6en. @S 6leibt ibn MIR
Der etn5tge @eg ibrtg, gegen ieinen fali6en
NntlG9er i'm Sibtlgerid6t etne @ntibGbts
8un9Sflage anSuitrengen. 0a6et aber
iprtngt b~efanntli6 punoerielten ettpaS fir
Ben &ldger beraus. Ser 8ertlagte peiB
in bet GtegeG bafiir Su iorgen, baB i'm Sale
ciueS fiir i'm ungiinitigen &uSgon9eS oeS
S9abeneriaBpro5eiies, Ser nit Ser Gittret@
bung Der Dem &lager 8ugeipro6enen
Summe 6eauftragte Sheriff nit leerer
6anb a65ieben muB, un6 Der 3erit0rcr bes
guten 0fufes zines Meniden fem ~be6auernsz
pertbeS Gpfer nod Oben0rein DerD0Dnen
f0nn.
Ser ge1biLberte SAT- tpirft Elm 9re1es
2idt auf bic Deiloien Wt6ngel ser ameri@
fanii6eu Nebt5pflege. Qtuf cine Nb>
iteuung bericlbcn lit ~porerit leiber gar nicbt
gu re6nen i'm @egentbcil, eS i1eint taft,
ais ob eS banlit Don Sabr SIT Sobr 11ltmz
mer pir0e. Sir bic i9an6bare Ser
i0Ieppun9 Der en6giiLtigcn @ntibeibung
bon 8ro5eiiet, nalnentlic9 BON iDtperen
8riminoIfGuelt, bietet in5be1on6ere mte6er
ber 8ren6er8aitzT0 cinen l9Lagcn0en
8etpei5. Sn einem 2anoe, 6aS eine aub
nur einigermaBen Dernilnftige unb ehrItcbe
3te3tSpfle8e beiibt, tpdre Ser M0r6er beS
8iir8crmeiiters 6arriion i9on lett DieIen
Wtonatcn 8eRentt. 6ier3uIan6e aber Daben
Die 4bOofaten, vulgo 5tebtSnerbyeber,
me6r SIT ia8en ipie bic Jticbter,
, 1894-06-14
v2Taior" proteftirt.
Cine Scene bel Ger l1eberfahrnne Ger S0wen
na6 Dem Sommerquartier i'm SincoIn
parf.

v@D" 0e Grp, Der Q0penbGn6iger I'M
2incDln 8arf, TRANSFERRING geitern feline
afrtfanii9en 2tebltnge nab tbren Sontmers
fGft9eu.
Mtaior, 6as 6aupt Ser 90tpenfamilie un6
iiberlib zines ser i40niten @remplare BON
afrtfanti6en 2Oipen in bieiem 2anb, icbeint
nit Der TranSfertrung aber feineSDegS ie6r
einperitanOen 81 iein. 3tpeimal iblug ct
6errn De 8rb 3u 8ooen ua6 ~Ieiitete 10
OieL @i6eritanb, baB er l6lteBli6 nit einem
3DQoiden Stride gefelieLt tperben muBte.
Sitnf3e6n itQrfe Wtdnner tparen 0ann
n0tbig, I'M ben @Iitent0nig in ieinen
&Gfi9 81 i6leppen.
Die ueberfiibrun9 Der tropiiben 3biere
aus benz Wtnterquartter in bic SOmmerz
quartiere erfolgt ouiGbrli6, iobalb Die
Wttterun9 bteleS geitattet. yWtaior," Ser
lonft nit 0e 8rb auf einem rebt freun0z
l9aftlthen 6uBe itebt, bat mod INNER
9e8en Die lteberftbrun9 prOteittrt. 90
auc6 9eitern.
De 8rD mari einen balbj0Qigen Strid
benz 20men nm BEN Sails unO 6ie red6te
Sdulter, un6 biloete 0aourcb cine S6Linz
&c, pelc6e bon elf Itarfcn WtGnnern 8uqe>
3o9en tpur6e. Ser StriG rib aber, un5
Waior iparf iih auf Sen i'm i'm 8ege
fteben6en 6errn Sc 8rD. Sour nit Weibe
fonnte Die 8eitte bermittelit LANCER @iienz
~itargen BON bret 9oli3iften 6apon abgez
balten per6en, iein Mutb3en an 6errn
De 8rn 3t fiiblen.
Sobann Durbe Elm itGrterer Strif be-
f9afft, uno nit biciem 9clang eS iblieBlicb
10 Mdnncrn, BEN &0ntg Der 3bierc in ben
SranSportfdfi8 Diniiber3ui9leppeu. Die
lleberfi6run8 WtaiOr'8 na6 ietnerS CONNER
rcit0en3 ging bGnn obne ltnfaQ ponStatten,
unb na3bem bte @eidicbte boritber mar,
mar Wtaior tpieOer 9on5 gemiit6ltc6.
Die &tanSferirung Sennie'S, bic Sc
fdbrtin O&aiOr's, nit iDren 5pei 6rci 500
nate alten Sungen, iomie bte ser beiOen
9r0Beren SprOiien Sennie's un6 Maior's,
un6 iOgar bic ber beiben bengoltlcben Siaer
rlfr. un0 Mrs. SnDber" cling berbdltniBz
mGBi9 leicbt BON Staten, bagegen betrua
ltdb Der meritaniibc Sa9uar Clipper ie6r
ungcmit6li9.
Die G9ieTe fi6Gten fic6 fpdter in ser
frtlben SUIT offenbar iebr bebusGi9.
, 1894-06-14

Nebultc6 mic nit benz Onnniperf iteDe eS
bctrcff8 Der QlderbautbQtigfeit Der Suben.
SbmoGt crit in Der Witte bieie3 Sabrbun>
DertS ben Subcn Die @rperbung Don 2an6
g"citattet DurOc, babe iib b0c6 lbou Die
3a9l Scr 2lderbau trcibcnben Su0en crbeb7
lid gcutebrt, in 6elicu>9taiiau betra8e i6rc
3a0l nabc5u ell babes 3auien6. ltno
,oui benz 9anbc lei Der Sit6e gerabe ON
mciItcn ben antilentitijdben 6eBereien aus
gelebt! Sn @altSien fGnbe man bereit5
1000 adcrbaucnoe Suoen; ielbit in 6tBz
lamb leten IN benient9en 8e3irfen, in Oencn
Die gtegierun9 belt Suben Die Nnitebelun9
g%eitatte, 30 NGerbaufolonien e%ntitan0en
in 8alditina befdnben iib Is iol6er aoz
lonten. 9lucb oaS alte .Seltantcnt un0
anoere iibiicben S6riften niOerlegen bic
antiienlitiicben 8eDauptungcn, haB Die
Suoen bon offers Der bonn Sddbern lc6=
ten, 5ablrejcbe Steueu in ben S6riften be-
petien, baB Die SuDen lit 8alditina ais
Sauern, SicD5itcbter uno 6anotperfer
lebten.
Die Mnttiemiter tpIr6en o6er audi nibt
3ufrte6en 9eitelt iein, ipenn lamntIicbe
Su6en bon Q6crbau uno t6anbperf ober
l~onitiger 6anbarbeit lebten. 9aun tpirbe
man tpiebcr 6as @eibret erbeben, baB Die
Suben iibern1dBt8e &onfurren5 macben,
tpie berartige 9ngriffe bereits in 6uBlanb,
in Gumdnien unb in Oeiterreicb gemacbt
iperben. @e9en ben @iener 8erein perz
ben 6eS6aIb bereitS Q~tngriffe erbO6en unb
Die ruiiticben 8eb0rben baben cine 6anbz
nerferibule fiirSlidb 9eiblOien, peil bas
6an6tperf bon ben Suben augebli9 CUR
6anbDabe fit bic NuSbeutung benuBt
tperbe.
0teOner ipen6et ii5 Johann nO6 in ieinen
tpeiteren 8etrac6tun9en eingebenb Der 6ans
Oelstbdtigfeit BET Suoen 5u. Beber Die
mcnig b-enctben5pertbe Gbdti9feit 6eS io9ez
nannten, eGidlieberpeiie NUT nO6 le6r leL7
ten oorfommenDen S1a6crerS, nOcb beS
9anbiuben oOer 6eS &aufmanns let obne
Wiibe unb Qlrbeit.
, 1894-06-14

giir 0as Daus entbdlt es nib=
li6e &ecepte aller 2(rt, Nugabeu
iiber WtaB unO @epi9t IL. IN.
giir Ranfleute giebt es Nuf-
i6l1B in 9ei6dftGi6eu unO geleb=
Gi6en Sragen, IOtpie 0iat6 in 8udl=
fiibrung unO ibren ueri6ieOenen
.Spitemen,
glir MedDaniket cine 3uiamz
meniteQung Der III ibr Sad I6la=
9euOen me6anii6en @eiebe unO
aaer OenftpirOt9en @rfinOungen
unO Ma19tnen,
giir Den DanOmerker praftii6e
&atbI6ldge unO ItatiItii6e Gln=
9aben,
giir 0en 9anOmtrtb @itte=
ru~n98regeln, 8O6enfunbe, &atbz
.i6ldge fir 8eaferung, 2anOmei=
lung unO 8ebonblun9 BON @ieb,
giir 6drtner NuR6liHe iiber
2ebenSfdbi9feit Der 6amenarten,
&eimen, @o6St6um Der 8Gume &C,
giir Dolitiker MISUNDERSTANDING
ii6er 8ablen, 8eb0lferungs5abl,
Barteigruppirungert.
giir Dol2Banoler genaue MtaB=
tabelen.
gitr gnd)Balter &e6nungs= un0
3abltabellen.
IS tit lt1tut0glid, ben rei6en ST.
halt bteieS 9anObu9s au9 nur
anndbernO gu l6ilOern,
SeOes Sitter, ieOer GtanO ur0
Sernf fin0en Oarin i9neQ &atb
nnO AuR6GuB,
9a5u fOtnmt cine 8u1ammeuz
iteQung aller mi6tigen gel6i6tltz
den Gretgniie, 1Opie seOgrapbiide
Nngaben 0ur6 80 flet1te @auOfarteu
%erldutert, ftatitii6e 3uiammen=
ftellungen iiber Geidtdte, 8epOlfes
ring unO Die GrSensnife aaer Staaz
ten Der nnion.
Sn alien TrageH bon algemetz
mem Sntereiie ftn0et man bier in
perfdnOli6er Taiung
AntmOrt nnd 8eReRrung.