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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
LlST OF TILE FOOD SHOW

In closing the Food Show at the Lenox Lyceum
tonight Manager Charles F. Bussing will have
reason to be satisfied with the result OF the exhloi
tion for much has been given away, thousands have
been entertained and all the exhibitors go win
him to Newark at the opening Of the exhibition
there on Saturday evening April T. The show nas
been n success both from the character OF It's ex:
hbitors and the class OF people who have sttenasa
IT, and the attention which has been given 10 tne
public by everybody in the enterprise New YORK
has been fed and entertained almost in homeii Ss
way and many people will regret that next week
there will be nothing like this In the Lenox Lyceum
tn 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

Charles II. Slower, chairman Of the school trustees
OF the Tenth Ward, and Dr. Moreau Morris. OF the
Health Department called on Controller Fitch yes
terday and had talk In regard to the condition OK
Grammar School Ne I. which is over Essex Market.
They decided that the school should be closed at
the earliest opportunity and that the market build
ing should be renovated The school trustees thinH
th3t they can secure the big stone building on
Cirand-st. formerly occupied by Mann Brothers. Tor
n temporary school, and the Controller says that
he will endeavor 10 have a schoolhouse bull!
as soon as possible. Grammar School No WIZ
not however be closed at once. 1t will probably 30
kept open until temporary quarters are found. Mi.
Slower started out to look for place yesterday
nft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

Speaker until tie expiration or MS term OH
March 4. 1875. In his letter Of defamation he
confcsses that a seat in the Senate Is the on-
icrt Of his ambition. The sacrifice which he
now makes will undoubtedly render MN Il
strong candidate before the Georgia Lcgislat-
IRE for the Senatorial term beginning on March
: 1870 Obviously, lIr. CrispS action has been
dictated by regard FOR his party. for struggle
over the Speakcrship now. with the majority
demoralizcd As il j. woull reduce 20 zero the
prospects of united action by the Democrats in
the House for Il LONG time 10 come. II the De
mocracy is not wholly without gratitude, Mt.
Crisp will not lose his reward.
The election in Rhode Island next "Wednesday
will as we have before pointed out. command
more Than the usual degree Of attention. FOR the
reason that II is the FIRST election in the state
70 be decided by plurality vote. In addition
tho 7 cojslaturc 70 be chosen will elect United
e,otos Senator 10 succeed Mr.. Dixon. whose
form expires next March. \ letter from Provi-
dcnce which we print This morning shows mat
thc chances of Republican success are good
The Republicans are united and earnest. while
their opponents are much demoraliZcd ana de-
vote themselves to bcfoggins the real issue.
While dwelling especially on what took place
last year. they ignore the most important iacI
that the Supreme Court rendered Il decision
strongly cOndcmning the course they pursued
in unseatns Republican members in the House
The Republicans have the great advantage IN
the campaign that every silent factory and shop
is a powerful argument in their behalf; ana the
men out Of work are confidently expected 10
show by their votes that they have had enough
of Democratic hard times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
TO AID THE SUyyYSIDE DAY NURSERE

An entertainment will be given this evening oy
George Grossmith at Sherrys. Fifth-ave. and Ih'r'
ty-seventh-st for the benefit Of the Sunnyslde Day
Nursery Tickets. 81 30 each. may be obtained iro"
Mrs Gustav Kisse No. Is West Sixteenth-st' NJ NJ
Archibald Murray. No. SO West Ninth,st ssr
Charles Havemeyer. Westchester Miss knetI. we v~
OF Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan No 29 Madison-,sr,,hh
and Mrs. II r. Pyne jr, No. 81 East Thirtyy -ssth's
St. and at Sherry's, Brentano's and Schupe""@
Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
THE REV. WILLARD PARSONS GOING A0"oA"

The work OF The Tribune Coal and fooa ". ,,,
is closed, and a statement OF the work oon' ,,,,,
be published in to-morrow's paper the Wv =,
lard Parsons who has had charge Of the a T has
the fund. has labored hard that his ns,.sad
become impaired. and the committee n a. Ewrone
on his taking vacation. He will san Iot LII T..
to-day on the Cunard steamer Etruria ~"
ohean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

How the gentle and sensitive Mr.. Crisp must
shrink within himself when he thinks Oh thoSe
terrible days when Thomas b. Reed was caheu
by the Democrats the Car!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

Mr.. Paul Dana has resigned the Office of Park
Commissioner He was compelled to do so be-
cause his three associates persisted in violating
the law recurring the Speedway sidewalks TO be
ten feet in width. Despite this provision the
other Commissioners during Mr. Danas alb
sence in Europe arranged for a width Of only
five feet in one place. Yesterday he protested
against the reception Of bids procured on this
basis. and when his colleagues persisted in
opening them he quit the meeting and wrote
his resignation. Sef-rcspect and regard for or
DERBY procedure left no other course open to
him. The effect If Mr.. Danas action ought to
. be the prompt passage OF the bill providing for
a bipartisan board OF two Commissioners.
A new Tammany election trick was disclosed
before the Senate Investigating Committee yes
terday One Of the witnesses who brought it
out was the Rev A. Woodruff Halscy pastor
Of the Spring Street Presby terrain Church Just
as he handed hisi ballots to the inspector a
policeman tapped him on the shoulder and held
his attention for moment while asking
whether the witness had left pencil In the
booth. When the clergyman turned again his
ballots had disappeared. and he had no means
OF knowing whether or not they went into the
right box. He knew there were twenty or
thirty Republicans in the district who voted
Tor Bartlett. bur onl9 twelve Bartlett votes
were counted. The proceedings yesterday also
showed that when Tammany man Is pressed
closely on the witnessstand he suffers a serious
loss Of memory.
Speaker Crisp has chosen to set the welfare
Of his party above his personal ambition. He
has decided not to accept his appointment as
Senator by Governor Northen and will remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

The Assembly has passed the Supply BILL which
carries n small enough amount to JUSTIFY the
Republicans In the claim that they have been
frugal in the expenditure Of the public money
The contrast between tn present bill and that OF
last year IS both Interesting and instructive. Inc
LEGISLATURE Of 1894 has footed up a total just
about 70 per cent smaller than that Of the
Democratic Legislature a year ago. before the
Governor had exercised his prerogative or eX-
cising Items that he thought 1t best not To APP
prove Chairman Ainsworth has performed TINS
part II his duty with discretion and sound judg-
ment The Republicans generally IN both houses
have RETAINED from all temptation to eXtraV-
agance thus far IN the session. Let us nope 'hae
they will keep up this good record TO the END
The work Of the Legislature as whole VIII then
be such that the Republican party can on the
strength of II confidently appeal TO the people
10 be- retained in power, an1 to have their power
I'm state affairs enlarged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
The Samoan Islands are little, but when II
comes to fighting they are right In IT.

Paul Dana. ms a protest against the unreason-
able and Illegal acts Of the Park Board has re-
signed from that body. Mr.. Dana's patience mas
been 90 often and severely tried by the other
Commissioners that the wonder is he could so
long tolerate them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

The Police Department Of this city - having
extremely bad luck In these days. In the Fuller
AMI Martin cases It has two mysteries on us
hands which il seems utterly unable to unravel,
aud RECENTLY "A murderer escaped after killing
-, man IN broad daylight and not cap
,urei until he practically delivered himself up
:, f. deplorable that the detective force OF
,,,s CITY - not more efficient. That de-
u,rtnent IS treated with more liberality than
any other detective force In the world Yet
us brilliant achievements are few at the present
time. Perhaps II the overwhelmed taxpayers
wore less liberal and more eXacting greater
number Of criminals would be brought TO justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
Tho Dock Department is going to spend mill
,,,s How n will make them fy-nto Tammany
pockets

vev.Yorkers can get their clothing and their
food NJ reasonable prices. but they are COM
ROLLED IN nav excessive rates for rentals or small
houses and small fats. and they are required TO
nav higher figures .or coal and for gas than
ought 10 be cxac.cd. The gas companies would
find IL for their own interest in the long run 10
cut down the price Of gas to one dollar
thousand Just as the Manhattan Company FOUND
Il for I,s own interest 10 reduce the rate OF fare
from ten cents to five after II had fought Bit
terlv against this reduction for years. SO the
landlords of New-York would find II far more
profitable In the long run 10 cut down the rents
Of small houses and small fats 10 moderate fig
urcs. and thus avoid driving people of limited
means TO New-Jersey and Long Island. The
coal companies the mine owners. the coal rail-
roads and the wholesale and retail dealers In
coa ought all TO b. satisfied with smaller profits.
Planters farmers. manufacturers. business men
and railroads except the coal roads, are all
getting very much smaller returns than they
formerly received Rents. coal and gas must
come down In New-YorK the future Of the
city be seriously menace1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
Ju0cx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Busines1 Notifies.

Hol, Ton Desks and eice Furniture.
Great Variety Of Style and. Pr'ee.
T G. SELLEW.
>co III Eulton-st.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31

Speaker Crisp has chosen to set the welfare
Of his party above his personal ambition. He
has decided not to accept his appointment as
Senator by Governor Northen. and will remain
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
Der 4earibaI In 8ArnbtM ers
Id)iett et,sett MtrettAatem.

glm @amifaa begab iit cine ssrau
glanens Nootb in geiellidaft elmer an
BERN 6rau mad bert Wirtbfhoft bon
Wiliam ..Spnes in Barilbill, eineu1
Minenifdbt9en, etna 5 Meilen fii0s
6tli1 bon Stem philadelphia, nm ib.
rem Mann gu iuden. Muber Sones
maren in Der Wirtbi1aft nod 3tpei am
bere Mdnner, 60. Worgan. Elm anoe-
ret Wirtb, uno Sad MDrris. Dieie
ore, fudten Die beioen 5rauen betrunfen
gu MAIDEN unb folsten ibnen alsbann
bis 3u einem Roblenfduppen in Der
Ndbe Der WirtbIhaft, mo iie ben Oer=
fuh. ina6ten. bieielben 3i DergetDdlti-
gen. Die cine entfanl, 6rau Booth
aber tpuree Elm Dpfer ber Wiitlinge
unb murbe lmebrere Stnnoen fpdter in
bewuBtloiem 3uitanbe aafsefnnben unb
am Wtontag eripirtte iie 0erbaitsbefeble
geeen bic @hdnDer ibrer gbre.
3ouis Suit. Der MarIbal BON Barn=
Blu. begab. iin am Nontas 8ormit=
tug nit oieien 8erbaftsbefeblen nod
Der Wirtbfdaft BON go. Morgan
unb foroerte oieien auf, mit ibm 3u ge=
ben unb Dor benz Griebsnsrihter 81 ere
l1einen. Der Mrreitant ertldrte fib
bereit, BEN Neamten a,l fofgen, idlob
feline WirtbI1nft unb be9leitete ben
Waribat; pl0Blid blieb .er iteben uno
erfldrte, er 9ebe ltidt iueiter, SUIT
forberte einen Warm, Namens gmerion
Yinif auf, ibm i'm Wamen oes @eiebes
3u belfen unD bic Beibell paften ben
Wioeritrebenben bel ben Mrmen, un ibn
tpeiter 3u fiibren. aber bieler. Elm unse=
mobnlib frdftiger Mann. idiittelte
SUIT uno pinid los uno iaste .Sbr
tonnt mid ni9t balten I"
Stun aog SUIT ieinen .3eDolper unb
fAoB 3tpsimal in bic 4uft, um Mor=
gan su idreden uno ia9te 5u bieiem j:
; gDenn id nod einmal feure, 10 idieBe
id Did nieoer !" Morsan antmortete
.Saiebe unb lei per1udt!" uno lanste
nod ieinsr 0intertaibe. SUIT glaubte,
Der Arreitant lei i'm Yesriffe. aud einen
Gepolper su sieben unosum ibm supor
3u tommen. ihOb er gum britten Wale
unb Die aussl. ourdbObrte bic Bruit
unb bas Der3 bes Mrreitanten uno in
meni9en Wiinuten mar berielbe cine
2ei1e.
Die llnterinduns ersab, -oab Mor=
gan auber einem alten Wseiler teine
Waffen bel ii6 trus. SUIT lit perbaf=
tet. ylud Sones uno Mo,ris iinb Der-
baftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
0eWorbeu.

Mm 6. giobember in Canal OObel
Witttre Nora @niGing, Die Mittpt
bon Sofepb S1illina baielbf, i'm ho'
ben Utter BON 90 Sabren.
0lm 81. DftDber in Olbtoipfl BIZ
ssrau bon Sobr Rubn inn gllter bon So
ssabren. Die Nerlforbene binterldBt
einen trauernben Gatten unb 6 2inber,
3 S0bne unb 3 9D1ter.
9tm 8. g3openber in DenniI0n
Witttue Maraareth Burris i'm gliter
BON rs Sabren. Die 9eritorbene tpar
Die Wutter bes neusemdblten County
gommiiiiondrs, SObn U. Burris.
9lm 4. Nopember in Senniion bic
Grau bon Soiepb BioDea i'm Mlter BON
erit "a Sabren an Der 5dminofuht.
9lm A. Nobember in Der Niibe porl
God IL bic Grau bon Soiepb BibDell
i'm Mlter bon 68 Sabren. Ginoer birl-
terldbt bic Neritorbene niht, oagesen
bat bas gbepaar einen Rnaben, Den=
per 8rotpn, aboptirt, Der ieBt IA Sabre
alt 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14

Gin Wablturipium tpiro aus .ylli=
nois semelbet. Dorf III laut amtliden
BeriNten i'm 43. Diitritt Der Dem o=
frat WtGinle 3 init elmer tleinen
pluralitdt iiber ben @ epublitaner
Wil on erip1blt ipOroen.
Gin nsuer 9etpe;s ieiner eminenten
Mrbeitstraft unb ungebrohenen Settles
friibe bat Der nun 85 Sabre alte en9li-
j1e gI +. Yremier @labitone geaeben.
Dieier Gage lDiro Die Wer6ffentlihung
sieiner leberieBung ber Dozen bes 9Oras
erfOlsen.
Die Mepablitoner tperben niht nur
oas nddae Neprdientantenbaus nit
Thomas o. &eeb oils Gpreder or9ani=
Iiren. ionbern iie tperben aud cine Ma=
ipritdt per Gtaatsbelesationen foniro=
liren uno ion,it ben prdiibenten erpdh.
len. ials bic Wabl in 1896 unentfdie-
ben bleiben unb ans 0aus fallen folIte.
8unbess Jnsenienre baben iebt BON
glebeionb aus nit ber NermeEung bes
Cbiosganols besonnef. um aussufin-
ben. peIde Route bic bette tpdre, um
ben Iafs grie nit benz Dbio gfiDer
burA eineri groben G1iffsfanal 3u ber-
binben. 0ieielbsn iperben In eini9en
Woden golumbuserrei1en. Defannts
lid Bat Der gonere6 fir bieie 0ermef=
fungs3iuede $20. 600 betuilliat.
Die Chicago Abenbpolt idreibt !:
Muf aIlt 6dle iperbfn bon beute an Die
Ser. Gtaaten bas reidne, 9liidli6ffe
unb 3ufriebenlie Qonb utter Der Gonne
isin. Die Guppenbdufer unb dbnliHs
grfinbungen bes s5relbanbsls iutrbt,i
ptri6pinbsn. Mrbeitsloit ioirb es ni1t
mehr 9sben, Oer Mti3en ipirb In preifs
iiei9en. bic Mrbeiier tperbea $40 ben
fog berbiensn unb bic frambs iutrbsn
niHt n,tbr au Iauisn brau9en, jpnbern
In Qutf&en ipaliertn fakreH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14

Ser llnter5ei1nete tuiro auf ber
Jarm bes beritorbenen ssiaae $. Qurb
in Goiben 9otunibip, 9usearaiuas
Gsuntp. Ohio. am Donneriiag,
Is. Nobember 1894. bas een,einiame
gigentbum bes berforberisn Siaae 8.
2urb unb gD,parb peaeofs Diienilih
perReieern laRen. Das giaentbum be-
ffebt aus pferoen, Minobieb. G1aien,
G1,Deinen. Gtroh. @orn=6ntter, Oeu.
Corn, Qafer. Waeen. geldirren, Yfia-
gen. gsaen, Wdbmai6inen. Budep
8inber. Gdmafdine unb uieien anbern
Mrtiteln.
Wsoin9nnaen Nae Summen bon
$500 uno barunter miiiien boar be.
sablt merben. iyiir b6bere Netrdae iper-
ben NDtsn ouf 9 Wonate nit asniioen-
Der siherbeit ansenommsn. Die Ger.
iteiaerung beginnt genau um 8 llbr
VOrmittags.
3. u. 9urb,
9eitamentsbollf frefer bes Derforbenen
Sfaae 3. Rurb, nnb
% gbmaro peacod.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14

SEPT, nadoem man benz Wplfe ber
0immel auf bic Gfoe sn saubern per'
| iproden bat. 3eigt ii4 fofort ouh oi'
Nidieite Der Wiin3e. Bran inuB MID
bds llnmbgli1e bon uls perlan9en"
fdreibt iebt idon cine republ. Gountp'
3eitung, mir f0nnen bielen Minte,
teine aipeite griite MAIDEN, Die @eieb'
porberbano ni1t dnbern" u. |. 10.
- Sn Drootlpn, Soma, iit BEL lebte,
Wabl elm ebemoliaer 8ewobner Dot
Susearaipas gountp gum gonntps Re.
eorber geip1hIt morben. Sein Name ii
6. 8. Neif, seboren 1889 in Der Sc
aefb bon Nagerspille, 1865 sog er mad
Soma unb perbeiratbete fin bort. Wi,
freuel uns nit Nebt, ipenn elmer unire,
Mlitbiirger ausmdrts gu gbre selangt,
oabeim aber befdmpfen mir folhe Mdn.
ner unb ideuen lein Wittel, um lie ].
9. aus benz @ongreb beraus5uiuerfen
Mus YatriOtismns, peritebt li4
- Gin grobes Offrolo9ifdes grei3.
nib bat iid torseitern ON 0immel 3nae.
tragen. Gonne, grbe unb bic planes
ten uranus, Wenus, Saturn unb Wer=
tur traten n1mli1 on bieiem 3age in
Conjunction, b. :. iie itanben in elmer
geraoen 2inie. Sir Mitronomen mar
bieie ieltene Conjunction Elm Greianib
erfen &anses, fiir WitterunssprOpbe-
ten cine barte Nub boll 81 eriuartenber
Rataifropben !; fir ameritanii1e poli.
tifer aber 1T bas me Gleinisfeit, bel Der
ct fih b0dfens bic Raie f6neust.
- Die lebten Woden baben uieber
einmal se3eiat. tuelh fbmubia. bdblih
Sing bic partei=2eibenidaft 1T. iuenn
lie entienelt. gleid einem DdmOn bas
Qanp burdtobt. Statt su eiriigen,
fAalft iie 3mietradt fatt 8ertrd9lid=
teit blinben 9ab ftatt aufsubauen,
serit6rt iie; ftatt reoliGes Streben gu
,piirbiesn. rsibt fe ben ebrlihIen @il-
len in Den Gotb herab. Geine 9usenb
bleibt bon ibr unanaefodten, lie tram@
pelt alles nieber, mas iid ibrem 9ab
entaesenfelt; iis lit Der &ries i'm Grie-
ben. beHen Wafen aus riidiihtsloier
Yeuteiasp uno oem naftefen gsoismus
bersefeat iine. 8 @liidlid. ,usr auber
ibrem We9e ftebt
- Ser Reporter ihreibt unter an.
BERN ,Gs tbut uns nabrlid leib, bob
6err &idaros aeidlaseu tpurbe. Wir
3peifeln nidt. sab er in Nusiibuns iei-
mes Mmtes ii6 bemiibt bot. in suten
3reuen bic prinsipien ieiner partei 81
perfedten. 9srr Ridarbs III tein pos
lititer ;er tpar beitrebt, ieoem al aeials
len unb bate fir Sebermann Elm freunb=
lib Mort. Menn er balb 70 Diel Mem=
ter su pereeben sebabt hdtte, ipie
freunblihe 8lide, 70 miirbs er ipobl le=
bensldnglid i'm gonereb aeblieben fem.
Sim @eaeniab su manden republitani.
fden 3eitunsen. ,uslde 70 piel on ibm
aus,uisbsn puBien unb mande llns
iuabrbsit iiber i'm perbreiieten, f6nnen
mir periidern, oab er Elm @entlenlan
uno Gin gutter giiraer 1T u. I. no." -
Solhe Giibi9teiien baben mir eruartet,
aber - Die Jallhbeit !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14

Jm probatsaeridt in 3anesbils
ipurbe neulid, Elm 9eitament eirgerei1t.
in iuel6ern sine 3iemlih uit9em6bn!ihs
Weiiiuinung entbalten III. Ger Werftor-
bene beitiminte ndmlid jtbem ieilier
S6bne IS 3iim 9nfoui elmer NibeI, mil
Der @erpfIihtnns, ieOen Gag Gin 2api-
tel barin su lsfen.
SIM l8. gcn0reB< Difritt bnt Der
Mepubliianer 9aplor cine 4Rebrbeit BON
ca. 10, 900 Gtimmep iiber Isinen btrno.
tratii6eH GeSner srrnn9tn. gorep feht
letteren, iebr nabe. gs hsiBt, Der Ot.
neral babe $40, 900 an feline Gampao.
ne DeriDanbt.
Tie eappiiide HonmipoIieRernte
III omtIin nuf 1 .375. 600 Bdaen, cher
orsi proatnt ntbr als i'm lstttn Sabre,
abosIddbt porben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
@tc DteI oaron .ptro ttto fattn
Tie halteu

Was uns bic republitaniide par-
tel nun brineen miro, wsnn iie ole
ibre yeriprehungeu hal.en foa I:
9obe preiie fir alles mos mir perfaufen.
giieoere preiie fir oas mas mir fauten.
8ute grnten in jeoem State Der Union.
ginen DOllmertbi9en lSilberbOllar.
Yillige arbeit bean ,Arbeitseber.
9Obe 2Obns fur jeOen arbeiter.
Wibernten In guropa.
Seine Streites mebr,
Seine 2nndmorbe n,ebr.
Seine 2anoitrei1er ii,ebr.
Sebem lobnenbe Nrbeit.
@utea Slid uno reidlid Gelo.
9llles redt unb ohne SSebl.
Sebem, alles mas er tpiinidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14

= .gs aiebt sesenudrtia nidt mebr
@epublitaner i'm 2anbe als i'm Sabre
1890 ober 1892, iast elm We6lelblatt;
,alein bas &eiuItat bonn lebten Dien=
itae aeiet, baB bic 3abl Der Demofra=
ten, tpelde lid nidt an Der Naie fiibren
Iafen, li1 bebeutenb bermebrt bat unb
unter lmltdnben nod perinebren wiro. ="
Gas biirfte ben Rern ber Grage ipobl
10 sieinlih treffen.
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3eit 0er 6ibungeelnl
-be5-
Golllntoll Yleas 0eridts
fir ba8 -
anltr A. y. 1895.
Ser a4te Common pIsas Diftrift bss |
Gfn0fea 8 hin

Ser adte Common PIeas Diitrft be8
GtaatesObio.
SIN einer Situme ber Ribter bes Gpmnou qleas
Ssrisss y, m BEN ssaanss mn gsf ois s an erittsn
bridge attfou6 murbe perDrbnet bah ber 4eainn ber
3erniine bes Common YIeaS @eridts in ben peribis.
Oensn Counties Dts ssaannten Drifts pie folst fe.
geiebt 1T
gssm0ai souats am 8. Sanuar. ie. april aHS 10.
sueruisp County. s. gebruar, 8. mai nnS 8. GttO.
ber.
sarriiOn gOantp. g. Sanuar 2. april nnb 8. Sep.
teuber.
SefferiOa gOunts, S. 5ebruar. 80 aprI uno i. Ct.
MOraan sOuntp. Z. Sanuar. 8. April. uno .. SEP.
tember.
geustinsam gOunts, 2. Sauaar 8. MpriI unb I.
DftDber.
aObls gOautp, 8. Sannar, Q. april ano 10. esp.
tenber.
1nsearatpas gOuntp. 8. Sanuar. Q. april nab 10.
Geptember
Seber Gpurttermin bssinnt WDrmittass um l,br.
Go niro Derprbnet bab BITE Mrbeit ber MbbaItuna
osr Germine bes Common YleoS @erdbts ipie fDla1
infsr ben Witfrn bes senannten Diftrtts Dertbeilt
Sn ben Counties Mustingum. wloraan, Hpbls unb
Gnernien bnrb bie Mihter a5illiam g. Gyetu, Wilam
Chambers aub 6ilbert p. MuniOn nnb bsren Ssnd5.
Sn Belmont gOuuts bird aiatsr SDbn .. Driaas
nnb ieiHen slabfol9er.
Jn BEN Counties Gusearomas, 6arriipn nnb Seffer.
lon ourn BE Ri1tsr .JObn VI. Wtansfelb uuh &.
Dontbitt nnb beren Nabfoiser.
Gs wirb trner DerOrbnet bab bsr Glerf ber gpmutpu
pleas Court BON 8uerniep gpintp beaufr0Qt fei benz
Gtaatsieretdr cine Mbf6ritt Der Dprftebenben Der.
mine u ben perfdiebenen Counties in BEN Stitrift
dbermitteln fou.
Gs wiro ptrorbMet bob Ri4ter ania;am gbambers
be0uftra9t uHb btItimmt let bic Nusfilbrnnd Ser nit
gen Wer0rDnune 3n hberm0den unb hberhaupf aiie
gblieeen1sttsn sa erfiilen. bic ibm ols hem MnfiIt
flbrsHben Hitbter Sufaasn.
William gbambsrs,
William 3. Grep,
Sobn 3. Briggs,
Sobn 4. MansiieIb,
&. 9Dmtbitt,
@iIbtrt 8. Mnulom,
Midter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
Gpart timett Collar.

Sbr f6nnt bel einem eep0bnlihen
3auie in meinsm Yublabsn iopiel er.
iparsn. Sd pertaufe. fiir baar uno
penn Sbr tauft 10 ieio Sbr niht se=
n6tbist, fir folde 2unben, bic nihts
besahlen. nit su besahleu. Neue auf=
aepubte 0iite fur 81 iino $3.50 unb
sSilahiite so Geuts.
Qaura q. Wenfel,
42l Norb 6. 9trabe, Rem pbila.. g..
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&etratbsb esviaie,.msen.

gmerp M. Rraus-pboebe g. Gtoder.
Wm. U. Samiion Anna 5. g..
auinnet.
ssobn 9. Cummings - 2aura M. Ho-
mig.
Soiepb Dieb - Queinba penroo.
Sos. s. Yoiuers - Miina M. 5iiron.
Gbas. 6enrp = Sennie Warts.
s. u. Waroell - gaa Wolf.
Wiliam 8. Wires - Dora gop.
Noolpb Wpber - Sopbia Mlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-14
Gertitieat.
Namen uno Wnbnnns bnn 0ei6aftss
9beilbabsrn.

Staat Ohio.
1usearafpas gountb sS.
Gs tpirb hermit bei9eini9t bob Sobn Ndgelp, Gr,.
unb GbaS. w. 0deeip beibe in Stem Pbilabelpbia o..
tppbnbaft aIs GsdftstbeiIbaber perpunben iino unb
unter benz 9aamen. Sobu HdseIp & Sobn i'll Neip
Ybilabelpbia. xuscaramas sgDlntp i'm Staate Obio.
6eiGdtte tbun.
Die an9eiibrten 9laneu fno fdmmtlidbe Ibeilbaber
bes 6eiGdftes nebft Mngabe oes mDbnorts.
uuteri9reben uub beiiegelt am IA. 5openlber VI. 8.
1894. 80
Sshn slaeely, Gr.
6ga5. ". NGeeIp.