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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
TWO BOMBS ABROAD.
One Found Near London, Other
Explodes at Limoges.

CBy Associated Prsss)
LONDON. March 31.-A bomb with a
burning fuse attached 10 1t was found
to-day at the entrance of the Three
Tuns Hotel, Blackheath. near this city.
LIMOGES, March 31.-A bomb was
exploded today in the window of an
ex-notary Of the village Of Lederat A
wedding fete was in progress when the
explosion took place. The bomb caused
considerable damage to the building.
Nails and shot, with which the bomb
had been loaded, were found about the
place after the explosion.
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English Comedian Killed.
(By Associated Press.


LIVERPOOL, March 3l.-The principal
actors in the pantomime being presented
at the Prince OF Wales Theatre, this city
chartered a coach yesterday and drove
to Aintree to witness the Grand National
While on the way back
the coach was overturned. and every
body on board was seriously injured
Arthur wilkinson the comedian, had his
skull fractured and died to-day.
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ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS FOR Joy.
They Ask tho Missouri Men In Con-
srcss 10 Vote for Him.
nv Associated Pres

WASHINGTON, March 5l.-Repyesen-
tative Heard. Caucus Chairman OF the
Missouri Democratic delegation In CON
gress. to-day received n telegram from
Chairman Fiavin, OF the Twenty-siNth
Ward Democratic Committee Of St
Louis urging the democrats OF Missouri
10 vote for Joy (Rep) in the Joy-O Nell
contested election case before the House
The Twenty sixth Ward Is In the ST.
Louis district now in contest
The despatch states that II O'Neill is
seated by the throwing out OF many OF
joys votes It win resu.- seriously in the
future.
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EBEN S. ALLEN FREE.
As a Street Car President He Issued
Fraudulent Stock.

SING SING N. y, March 3l.-Eben
8. Allen, exPresident Of the Grand
Street and Forty-second Street Rail
way Company. who was sentenced to
fourteen years in August, 1889. for the
felonious issue o railroad stock, was
set at liberty to-day.
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Foreign Bank Tax Bill Signed.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
ALBANM March 3l.-Ciov. Flower this
morning signed an important bill intro
duced by Mr.. Robson, making It oblig-
atory upon every foreign banking cor
poration in the State to make q report
to the State Comptroller. and allowing
the Comptroller to personally examine
the books of all such corporations and
fix the amount OF tax at one-half OF /
per cent. on the gross amount of bust
ness done In this State.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31
aUS|E WAS PRESENT.
The Hoosier Pitcher at the New
York Princeton Game.
Giants Score -Four Runs in the
First Inning.
Brooklyns and Murray Hills Play
an Exhibition Game.

POLO GROUNDS. March 3l.-A crowd
OF about 1900 people came up here this
afternoon to see the ball game be-
tween the New Yorks and the Prince
ton University nine.
The event of the day, outside OF the
game, was the arrival of Pitcher Rusie.
The big Hoosier put In his appearance
at the grounds this morning, To say
that he was warmly received is to put
1t mildly. He looked brown and as
hard as nails.
The teams.
New York Princeton.
Stafford ss King %.
Ward Oh Ward. 81.
Van Haltrcn. CT. MsekeoEie. II.
Tiernan, n. Trenrhsrd, cf
Davis. 3h Otto, ID
Common. Id. Brooks. S.
burke u. Bradley. RI.
Wilson. c. williams C.
Clark, p. Forsythe. p
First Inning-New York went to bat
first Stafford took first on balls and was
thrown out trying to steal second, Bases
by Herman, Davis and Common gave New
York runs In their half,
King led off with hot single for
Princeton, but was called out for run:
fouled out and Mackenzie flew out TO
Second Inning-A neat double play by
Of M'% Glar rifG and stafrord Ward new out
No runs.
For Princeton. Trenchard got first on
Stafford's high throw. Otto knocked
out n safe hit Bradley hit safe and
scored Trenchard. One run.
Third Inning-Van Haltren scored on
an earned run for New York on bunt
sacrifice and Davis's single. Davis
was thrown ont at third while tryine
to steal Conner was thrown out at frst.
One run.
The Tigers went out as fast as they
came to bat No runs.
Fourth Inning-New York nothing.
Rusie went In to pitch for New York
in the last half OF the fourth inning
lie was loudly cheered.
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wrse no money, Buy Salvation OF. the only
good llnlmsp,, nkllls all pain, y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-03-31

smoke ,2-4.4 smoking Tobaeco- II ounces for
cents ~
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BROOKLYN vs.. MURRAY HILL.
Exhibition Game Played nj Eastern
Park To-Day.

EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN, March
3l.-Brooklyn Baseball Club played Its
FIRST exhibition game OF the season at
this park this afternoon with the Murray
Hin club, OF New York.
The teams:
Brooklyn Murray I'M
DAly. Oh Moran, ~
FOuiL In Ellis. N
TreAhwny H. Estcrhrnok. ID
BURNS n A. Smith.
Gilbert So. Eustrc ~,
Shocb heyereauN
La Chance. Ct Fuchs n
Daley, MFcKeNfic 81
Korwhn y Prunnemer, p
umpirs-Mr Nuttcr.
The home team went nrst 20 bat Tom
FoutZ made second on EustaCe's failure
to cut off DAILY AT third,
on Treldway's hit DAILY and Foutz
scored Burns singled To left scoring
Trcadway. Korwan singled TO right.
DAILY droe a two-baeger IN centre send
inG Korwan TO third. Brunnemer's mum
on Foutz's hot one, scored Korwan.
hot one to Estcrhrook, who allowed DAILY
and Fouts 20 score by Wild throw
Rurns's drive to left for a base
scored Trchdway. Gilbcrt's drive TO
Ellis doubled MIN up with Burns.
Eleven runs
Murray Hin made nothing
PHILApELPHIAs IN PRACTICE
AT PHILADELPHIA
University 81 P.unsyivsnIA. ....,..,.
| Batteriss-Haddock and Grady: vlAesut and
| Coossa. Cmplrs-IT. Hearst
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PHILApELPIIIAs IN PRACTICE,
AT PHILADELPHIA.

PhhadelphA ..''''''.'' ','.'''',''.'. =
University 81 PenRsylvanIA. .......,..o A.
Observation-Disclosures and Grady; viAesut and
Coossa. Umpire-Ir. HeursI
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-17
ytcpubGifaniSd)c Gamspagae.
Se0ner.

Sn Der 2iite ber republifaniI6en
Mebner fir Die ge9enwdrtige Stats
eampaene lino 8eneral Grosbenor unb
Gr=Guuperneur Sra 8. @baie BON Sn=
biana am itdrflten pertreten. Seioe iinb
in Der Mole 9efdrbte &nomnofbin9s.
2eBterer lit Elm puritanii6er Pfarrer,
ipel9er liD iibrisens eiller geraOe nibt
iebr 6riitli6en Sprad)c 5u beoienA
pflegt. ggab,enb feiner GouDerneurs=
campaene leBtes Solr bielt oieier yluull=
berlihe 0eilige" 9eoen, in !pelNen un=
ter glnoerenl aub lol9enoer Ballus ppr=
fam: Gemofraten iino 5eu|el Der
9bue. Wenn itb Sult befdme 81 flu
Oen. 10 wiirbe it iagen, Gptt Derbam=
me lie alle 5ur 6Ole. Sic iOllten tnot
iein uno In Der @roe Derweien, unb ibr
5tallb lonte III aile 8inoe 5eritreut per=
ben, oamit iDr Oeodbtnib alls9ewii6t
meroe inter ben MenIhen. Gplohale
SenIation erregte es fllrs mad S6luB
Der Galnpagns, als oleier famDie 3ions=
itreiter luegen senlciner SanernIangerei
in @ntloes3ultano uerieBt murbe. Gr
fpllie Die 6oplierbalern in Muftag ei-
iles Sbminoelconcerns su perleiten ge=
fudt baben, in elmer log. WlusbroDm=
bant 81 beppniren.
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&epublifatiifd,e Mrm embaats=
9ireftoret aut gDerfe
Oct Gcfortts.

gDir 6aben in LETTER Nummer ee=
seiet, tpie Der republifaniIde County
Gonmiliondr Die SSrage Der ofpnomi=
i6en 8eform Der @eripaltung in unie=
rem Gountp auffaBt. Sn slei6er
@eile orbeiten au6 Die beiben republic
faniI6en 9rmenbaus Sireftoren, Die
lebtes Sabr eendblt muroen, nit gro=
bem @ifer am @erfe republifanii6er
Geform unb ipplen mir einmal nGber
betra6ten, melGe @rfol9e iie bisber er=
Sielt baben.
Gomuel Gioenour, Das bemofratiI6e
Mitglieo Der 8ebDroe, be5og ieit oem l..
Sanuar 1894 an @ebalt. s. 1892
90. 81. Gn9liib, Step. ....... 1890
%. 9. Cummings, Gep. -. 235.70
IS be8ogen allo Die orei Nrlnenbaus=
9ireftpren Ourbi0nittlib per Monat :
Nioenour, Dem. ...........$24. "a
Gilsliib, Sep. ..,.......... Ball
Cummings, Gep. ...... -. 1920
Gies iFt Elm pielperfpre6enoer 9ln=
fang Der &eform, nel6e uns Die 3e=
publifaner 10 lan9e idon perbeiBen.
Mas iagen Die Sarsabler basu ? Mol=
len lie ben &epublifanern @eleeenbeit
seben, i6re 8eformarbeit fortsuieben {?
9ie 6rage iieaen, GeiBt lie beantiporten.
9ie Stimngeber DDn 5uscarapas
Gountp tperben am s. 9topember be-
tpeiien, baB iie li6 ni6t ldnser bur6
republifanii6e 8eripre9un9en betb0ren
laiien. glue 9lnsei6en ipre6en oafiir,
baB oas ganse Oenotratilbe Gountp
Sifet nit aniebn!i6er Webrbeit erwdblt
miro.
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9semeite NaOri6tem.

Ser Waarenerport aus ben 9ereirliQ=
ten Staaten betrug i'm Monat Septenl=
ber SO Wlillionen Dollars, gegen 22
Millionen i'm September 1898.
9lm Gonntag fiel in Situspille, 3d.,
2 3pa tief S6nee !; au9 in SEEM Sort
bat es gei6neit.
eyn @anne unb Start Counties graf
lirt Die S9meine=@bOlera.
Sn Marplano beginnt bieie Wo6e
Der Sulternfang.
3ableide SSii6erbppte lino bon be,
Suite Sloribas Ing offete Meer binaus
getrieben morDen Diele Slider ertrun=
fen.
Sn Gbeiter Sil, Mor5an Co., g.,
bat am Sonnta9 bel beftisem Wino
cine Seuersbrunlt ben @el6dftstbeil in
al6e eelegt.
Sel1e GoreD in Mairlon, Der Sobn
bes Sramp Generals, bat li9 fluttie
gema@t, neil cine gepiile 5prone Mp=
ers eine 8aterIbaftsflage segcn i'm an=
bdnsig gena6t bat.
st : 8iteprdiibent MIorton bat BON
feiner @uropareiie einen Sutl9er bieber
9ebra6t, oer na6 Mabgabe Des Nrbei=
ter &ontraftgelebes mieOer mad @ns=
lano Suriidipebirt miro.
SSn Sbeoaue, Ore, lit am Sonntag
Die @rpreb=Office beraubt moro en-. IS
follen ca. $4,000 gcitoblen tpproen
iein.
Infer &eile= uno gfebe 8Ouberneur
tpirh nun pirfli1 aud na9 Stem Srle=
nns geben unD am,20. oort cine &eOe
balten. 9ie Serren 3uferbarone wer=
ben natiirli6 gut 5ablen |! llebri9ens
beibt es jest, oaB Die oerren ii6 nidt
Den 3epublifanerlt fonoern ben popu=
lilien on9ei0loilen baben. WcSinleD
miro aiIo cine Populiitenreoe einltuOi=
rem miiHen /!
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0cf.orben.

2tm 3. Gftober in Sugarereef Somn=
iDip gluna G. GiSlp i'm 9llter pon Is
sSa9rer, 5 Monaten unD % Susen.
Eie 0erltorbere, cine GjruBto6ter BON
Sobn HOlli in Bbilipsbrrs, maro anf
Dem Srieobofe Der oeutl6en Groufeorun
Stride begraben.
9lm z. Sftober an Suscaraiuas Mpe.
oabier Seth 9oriep i'm gllter bon AZ
ssSabren. Ser 8erltprbene tpar unper=
beiratbet uno mar pf0rtner I'M Weftieit
5hulbaus.
9lm 8. Gttober i'm Sauie oes &u=
oolf &otbafer in Grpoteb Stun Elm z
Wp6en altes Gnablein bes Samuel
&otbafer na6 beltdnbiaer &rdntli6feit.
Sic 2ei6e bes 10 friibe abberufenen
Ginoes iuuroe auf benz Srieobof Der ..
.. Stride oaielbit beiaeleBt.
ssSlt es ni1t cine Sronie bes Sdid.
ials, neldes ben 3aren, ben Yerfolgel
Der Suben, 3lpinst, bel einem terielber
0iilfe su iu6en9 profeiior Sepoen II
nGmlim Elm eSube.
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Ser beuti6e &eidstag miro am II,
gtopember tpieoer auiammentreten.
Sic Yarlaments=Wablen in 8elaier
nod benz nelten Stin1mrebt 1inO mi.
itarter Webrbeit flerital aussefallen.
Sn Montpellier, SSrantrei6, linb Dem
reiAen @utsbeiiber Meoaro, als er aui
Der Weinleie abueieno mar, 2 Millio=
men Srancs in Wertbpapieren 9eItobleu
tporoen.
Ser Srauennt6rber bon Qlmbras bel
Snnsbruf 1T ausfinoig genla6t tpor=
ben.
China iou gu Sriebensunterbanolun=
gen NIT Sapan bereit iein.
Sn 9lntiperpen 1ino mebrere Eager
bduIer abgebrannt, nobel piel Galfee
gu 8runoe ging. S6aben iebr beoel=
tenb.
Siirit Sismarf bat ii6 bon einem
ernlten Granfbeitsanfall nieoer erbplt
aud Die Jiiritin lit erfranft.
Sas biel angefeinoete Oenfmal fir
Oeo 9i9ter Seine ioll nun auf ben 2o=
releD=Selien am &bein plasirt meroen.
gOn beporltebenben Nenoerunsen i'm
balrli1cn Minilterium miro beri9tet.
&uBlano bermebrt feline Sruppen an
Der 6inelii6en 8ren5e.
@uropas @robmd6te perbanbeln
iiber cine Snterpention I'M 9ineIii6=ia=
pantheon Srie9e. Oeuti6tanb lebnt
elne Setbeiligung ab.
Sn oen Gemartungen 6riesborf unb
W}uhenoorf i'm Bonner &reiie uno Son=
(nef uno 2annesoorf i'm 2anofreiie S0ln
puroen gteblausberoe aufgefunoen.
Sn gussburs lit Der meeen ieiner
9riitli6en 9ulbiamteit ge9en Nnoers=
9ldubi9e bodeea6tete Sii6of 9r. Ypn=
tratlus b. 0intel aus Dem 2eben 9e=
i9ieben.
Sic Stiirme Der lebten g8o6e baben
ollf Dem Grieiee 5ablreide S6iffbrii9e
Derurla9t.
8ie YenI Iionsausgaben betru9en i'm
lebten &e6nunesjabre $139, 804, ,461
gegen $3.50, 357, 557 i'm Sabre 3upor.
9as Obergeri6t bes Sitrifts Golum=
bia bat bas 8elub Der 3uferbarone
bon 2ouiliana, ben S1abietretdr sur
Weltersablun9 Der Prdnien 5u 5iplnsen,
ab9emieien.
sSmporteure braIilianiI6er @aaren
pcrlan8en Giifpergiitung pon 30len,
Die man felt 81. 2lusult BON ibnen be-
so9en.
slm IL. wuroe bel Sacramento, Sal,
ein Gabnsu9 beraubt, nobel Den Gdu=
bern an9ebli6 $50, 900 in 8plo in bic
0dnoe fiele1.
sSn Columbia, Seras, nurhen bic
Smei Oeuti6en Sarmer Gi6arb 9enfe
uno 8ultap Sbmiot ermOroet.
Yei Auantico, ga., puroe am Sanl=
lta9 ell Grpreb5us beraubt. lleber
800, 900 iollen bon ben ganoiteu er=
beutet tporOen Iein.
Qln Der atlantii6en GiIte ipitbeten
lebter Sage gemaltI9e Stitrme ; piele
Sbifbrii6e.
Ser Meberltreit in Sail Giper 1T gu
@nos. Statt Den 10 prosent 2pbnre=
outtion bat man li6 auf 5 geeinist.
Gr=Yrdlioent Sarriion 1T in Snbia=
ma auf ben Stump gesangen. ST
wiinlbt Offenbar, nod einmal ins WeiBe
9aus einSu3leGen.
9ie 3ufsrpflanser bon 9tem Orleans
unterbunoeln nit Mc&inleD, Dab er Oprt
cine Steoe baltc. g8abribeinlib miro
Der Jelle9ouuerneur sulagen.
sn Glepelanb 1T Goit'5 Spmmerbo=
tel am See nieberGebrannt.
9lm Montae lit bic oemotratiibe
Ganpa9ne ObiDs in WtansfelO er0lf=
net pDrben. Gr=Gouberneur Campbell,
SpreAer Strip, Senator &Orbee5 uuo
anoere iueroen ais Geoner ll6 on Oer=
ielben. betDeiligen.
5iinf s9eunen brannten am Sam=
flag in Naoarie, O., ab Sbaben
$4,000.
9lht Safe pon 2pnb SuItis iamen
in Gentidp in ben lebten 3 Wtonaten
Dnr.
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Observation-Disclosures ett.


Albert Is. $oisiter = Mlqrp S. @rone=
ba6.
GrneIt 0ef = 9ella GineDart.
Dan. M. gjOtp - 2ucp S. Wc@lellano.
@bas. .. Sparts = glnnie 5. Genoer.
Sam. 9. Mprebeao = 9inna WtaD
6arbpl0.
Wm. W. SDarb = 9lnna Welpile.
Soc. S6umader = Sarah youna.
S9erman @aroner MtarD 8. SDaim.
GbmarO Strine = Sba 0edeler.
Dan. %. Sobn -Wassie ~. Stoder.
@bmarb peters 9lliee &ubn.
Sam. 8. 2osan = Minnie 9. M.
2anosborou9b.
S. aawrence Gilsen - Soa 9o9fett=
ler.
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Ser .Srue Nmeriean", has in ct.
2ouiS eribeinen0e Organ Der u. q. 81,
felt Die folgenoe iebr besei6nenbe 6ra=
ge Die q. 3. q. fann redt ipobl oh
ne Die republitaniibe partei fertig per=
ben /; aber mas iuDllte Die republifanilhe
partei anfan9en fa0s bic ". p. u. iidb
bon i9r abiuenoen iuiirbe 2"
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9cmofrasiid)e gseriatnt,t=
sNttact1.

unier @ertreter i'm Gpn9reb, 6err
eeSas. u. 8. 9ii1arbs lno 2i1ter %.
Stiltpell BON Solmes @ountD meroen
an ben fol9enoen YlaBen suiammen
auftreten, um bic politiiden 5asesfra=
gen gu beipreden
@bonespille, Montag gtadmittag,
20. GftOber.
yaasersoille, Montas slbeno. 20.
SftDber.
Baltic, Gienitaa 9ia6mittas, 80.
Oftpber.
pbilipsburs, Gienitas abenb, 80.
Sftober.
9lm Mittmc6 gbeno, 81. Oftpber,
miro &idter Gtilmell in Nen pbilabel=
pbia iiber Die pplitiihenl 9asesfrasen
ipre6en unb Or. &ibarbs miro in Seem
@DlnerstDmn Dor elmer bemofratiihen
Weriammlung cine @ebe balten.
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@onareBmann Gibaros belinoet

@ongrebmann &ibaros befinbet
lib sur 3eit in Goibocton @ountD, mo- in
einisen ldnoliGen Srti6aften auf Die
Sage bDm Is. bis 20. B. lieben bemo=
tratii9e 8oltsperiammlungen aneeoro-
net linb. Me@lure bdlt beinabe 81 glei=
der 3eit bort s 8eriammlunsen ab
unb Der Mann, Der iih por semeinia=
men 9ebatten fiir6tet, bat es 10 einge=
ribtet, baB ct ii6 0errn Gidaros im=
mer an Die Gerien beftet. Sn Boilers
billie ). 9. ipridt &iAaros am 20. uno
Weglure am %. Mm 90. iinb beibe
in Meit aafapette, Ri6aros ipridt am
yiahmittog, Mcglure in Der Naht, ipo
2iisen lih lei6ter perbergen laiien.
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9eut pfratti1es 3idet.

Sir Gtaats=Sefretdr
Ntilton Suruer bon @uerniep County.
Sir eupreme &i9ter
Sas. 8. grmlton, 9anlilton County.
Sir S1ulsGummiiIiondr:
Sr. s. 81. 2ea6, 6ranflin County.
Sir wsttslieo Der @ebbrhe ber Dtfentti9eu merfe
Sarrp Geffer. 5usearapas @ountp.
SIR &reisri6tsr
g. M. 9unter, 2ifing County.
Sir GuugreB
Sos. u. 9. &i6aros, Susearaipas So.
Sir @ubitor BON 3usearawas @puntp
Gogar q. Walter.
SIR @ountp 6pmmiiiipndr:
glbam StDfer.
Sir bauss9treftor
George Grater.
Sir Coroner
.SDiepb $. 9oltetler.
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@out 3ercn.

9to9 nie Dor tperben Die O}ittGeilun.
gen BON Der &ranfbeit beS rullii1er
Goiiers in Der gansen Melt nit 9roBem
Sntereiie perfplgt. Som II. miro aus
2ipobia gemelbet, baB Der 3ar bel mar.
mem 16b,lem Metter cine Nusfabrt mad
Malianbra ata6te uro etpa anDertbalt
Stunben bDrt bertpeilte. Sic peterS.
burger IerSte glauben, baB Der 3al
Elm &rebsleiben babe. Sie Gererbungs=
tbeprie tpirb nit fiir bieie 9lnii6t an9e=
fiibrt. Ser Grebs iDll i'm SauIe &O=
manpp erbli6 unO 5war iol bieie erb=
li6e 8elaitung bon Der GroBmutter Oes
iebigen 3aren beritammen. Ser gu
Itano Nleranber5 miro forttpdbreno als
siemli6 bpffnun0slO5 beseibnet uno er
ielbit fou lib ieiner Sage pOllltdnOig
bsmuBt fein. Sin pl6bli6er Soo miro
ni6t erlpartet, ipo1l aber miro bieier
ais 6ol9e Der raid 5unebmenoen @nt=
trdftung eintreten.
Die fai'erli9e Tonilie miro am "a.
Sftober bon 2ibaOia na6 Der grie0i=
i6en Snlel &orfu itberlieOeln. eSn ber=
ielben 3eit miro @robfiirit @eorg, Der
erfranfte stpeite Gobn oes 3ayen, li6
pieoer na0 Dem Goufaius, Tin bort
m0nDali1 0eilung Iiir elm bereits melt
porgei1rittene5 2un9enleioen 81 iu0en,
begeben.
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milrbe.
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nlng zines @erm6gensperipalters iiir
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YroScB, welden Die cambridge Goal
so. 9egen bieie eingeleitet bat. Sieielbe
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mas pon ieinem 8elib gu oerdubern.
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Canal SDper Dat man leBte MD9e furi=
pie 9lugen senlad,t, ols Elm geriht Der
gefern 9faiionalbanf in Rep Oorf ein=
lief Dab Elm @bef pun $500 gu i1ren
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am Is. Sept. bate Die 9ober 8ant Ell
mem 6remoen, Der ieinen Namen als
%. 8. DuitDn angab, einen Gbef per
SO ausgefplgt. Der &erl mar elm 9al=
lunfe uno slpar elm geriebener benn er
muBte aus Dem s elm 800 su MAIDEN
unb Stuar IN 10 tdulbenber Weile, baB
Die 6dlfGung faum sll erfennen ipar.
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l9. Sept. in Sbelbppille, Snb., unb
Die bDrti9e Sarmersbanf sablte Die $500
unbeanItanoet aus. 9atiirlitb lit es
bieie lebtere, iuel6e ben 8erluit BON
1892 gu trasen bat.
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Obne Qiilfe 0as 3imnler au berlaiien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-27
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

W. b. Pond & Co. No. 81 Broadway. have an
entirely vehicle on the floor in the shape OF a
hooded gig or cabrolet having deep panels both
sides and back, all of which concave. which
give 1t tone and character, making 1t either a
wOmen's mems trap. There is Stanhope
pillar in all gigs made heretofore. The gear is
OF regular gig type. with conventional shafts. The
trugs; the gear is in dark blue with broad carmne
stripe. trimmed in blue cloth. making OF the
few carriages that woman can drive and be
altogether in good form.
The od-esiablished carriage house OF j. VI. Qumby
business for the last two weeks. The demand for
heavy carriages has begun rather earlier than
usual this year. and those that care TO purchase
viii find the firms stock Of the most com
pete In this part OF the country
Studebaker Brothers have just finished laying In
a full and complete line Of bright. fresh carriages
OF almost every description. The list contains some
of entirely and beautiful designs. especially
suitable for fall
Light driving harness Of all kinds is being dis
posed OF at a great sacriffc, by II. \. Warehouse
q Son. No. 1j2 West Twenty-third-s They
and beautiful traps. iney carry Doctors
wagon that is equal 10 the best and OF the latest
design and especially adapted to New York
r. +. Gordon's stable. Seventicth-st and
West End-ave.. is rapidly filming up with rigs that
have been hurried back the city In this cool spell
Of weather The accommodations at the stable are
complete and 1t is in splendid situation.
The Mutual Wagon and Carriage Company. No.
$50 HudsOn-st. Is closing out 2v wagons Of all
styles and sizes at greatly reduced price. II
builds a wagon that stands the and tear Of
New-York streets well