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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
Originally arezCo
DRAWING---APRIL 10Th, 1894

Drawing prizes declared by drawings of the Lottery of the
Pubca City the Third Thursday of each
NOTCE-Ths company advantage
which tn meves the public fair
good faith and promptness of payment of all prizes xs
FIRST does control drawing prizes consequent
1y must be fair and square
SECOND-"The Grand Lottery Juaez has paid
dollars during and has established itself
wide reputation honesty and fair dealing The organizer
former directors the of this company
safely predict that with the experience had this company
short time will the reputation will be conducted upon
the same basis of honesty.
THRDThis burdened with heavy
federal
for thousands dollars high
priced officers and employers but appropriate all
the payment of prizes
FOURTH-Though this does not advertise millions of
capital which, with the majority companies exist only paper
sufficient funds hand deposited
Bank pay any and all prizes
Consider these advantages and ask Juarez Sim Hart
$50 West Commerce St. and Nat Sulzbacher Alamo Plaza
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
NEW YoRNs cHuRcHeosRs.
It's coo Churches Of All Creeds and Attend
AnCe of SOC, 900 worshipers.

/
! AnCo of SOC, 900 wOrshipers.
There are 81 Catholic churches in New
York city for a Catholic population O
| 100000. Of these churches are of thu
Jesuit order, 3 Capuchin, Franciscan,
Carmelite, Paulist and / Dominican
There are 10 German Catholic churches
Italian, l Bohemian, French, 1 Hun
garian, l French Canadian and Polish
The Polish church is in Stanton street
and Is now the subject of litigation. II
is the only Catholic church in the most
densely populated ward of New York,
which contains $4,000 inhabitants in 11O
acres of ground.
If, as the church authorities expect,
this church is closed for religious uses,
the Tenth ward will be the only one in
town of the "a without Catholic church.
The Twenty-fOurth ward has seven.
There are 200. 900 colored Catholics in the
United States, and those of them who
reside in New York, a small fraction OF
the whole number, have a church OF
their own at the intersection of Blocker
and Downing streets. Since its estab
lishment in 1888, 456 colored children
have been baptized there, 104 adults have
been confirmed, and 80 marriage ceremo-
MES have been performed. There are
three orders of cOlored sisters in the
United States-viz, one in Baltimore,
established in 1929; one in New Orleans,
established in 1912, and one in Savannah,
established il 1888.
The total number of churches of all
creeds and denominations in New York
city is 900. Their seating capacity is
325, 900, and their value is $4,000, 900.
The assessed value of the marble cathe'
dral, the most important of the Catholic
churches in town, is 100000 Trinity
church is valued at $4,000,000, Grace
church is valued at $3.50, 900, the Jewish
Temple Emanu Ell on Fifth avenue and
Forty third street is valued at $4,000
and the Jewish Temple Beth Ell on Fifth
avenue and Seventysixth street is val
ued at $780, 900.
New York is very largely city OF
churchgoers. Ehe total attendance taken
on Saturday and Sunday at
all forms of religious worship amounts
to about 900, 900 in total population OF
l 800, 900, including the sick, the disabled,
infants, octogenarians and persons in
public institutions. There are more
Methodists than Baptists in NewYork,
more Presbyterians than Methodists and
more Catholics than Presbyterians. The
oldest Catholic church in New York is !
st. Peters on Barclay street. Next old
est is st. Mary's at Grand and Ridge
streets. There are as Jewish synagogues
in New York city.-New York Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31

An ola lazy who claims Ito know all
about it" says the only way to prevent
steamboat explosions is to make the en-
gineers bile their water on shore" In
her opinion "all the Dustin is done by
cooking the steam ON board the boat"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31

There are Just three women physicians
in the state of Delaware, and not one
Of these is native born. There are no
women lawyers, women journalists or
women ministers in the state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31

offering inducements Matg no Window Shades
Oak Side Boards
article too
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07

SIM 9tbenbblatt finbet ma ale ftG6ttz
1den gteutgfeiten un6 telegrapbti3en De-
pel9en. Sour 6 Gents 0te QBode.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Webr 6eener Ger 6odbabnf6leife.

Ser n~eu9egriinbete @6ubberetn Der
@runbetgentbiimer an Der @abalb Mbe. biell
getern Na9mittag i'm 9ranb 9acific 9OteI
cine 8erfammIun9 5tnter gef9lOfenen Shit
rem ab, in tpel9er Der 8erein, befen Meitz
gIieber %3uTommen etpa 3pet 9ritteG bes an
ben St%raBenfrOnten Der Mabaf6 Mbenue
r0rblt4 BON Der 9arrifonftraBe gelegenen
@runbeigent6ums reprGientiren, beI9loB,
energtI9 gegen ben 8au trgeno elmer 9odz
babn an Der Mabaib @be, gu prOteftren.
Die 8erfammlung bef9lpB, na9bem berz
76iebene 3ebner it4 in IGngeren ober tiir3e=
rem Nnfpraben entf6ieben gegen cine 9p9=
balm an Der Wabaf6 Nbe, ertldrt batten, BAT
Der 8prftBenbe, 3, g. 9olbrOOt Elm @omite
ernennen ioQe, baS ben &f gegen biz
9o96a6nf9letfe fibren iOle, Der @orii=
Benbe %ernonnte gu Mitgliebern bteie5 grecu=
tibcomites Die 9erren @rstine 30. 96elps
g. M. 9oane, 90. S. Chalmers, 80. q.
Giles, Columbus sc. Cummings, g, Qeon=
arb Sopce, SD6n 9utncp Abams unb 3. g,
0olbrOOt.
Nm 11G8ften @amftag bdGt Der @eretr
etne tpeitere 8erfdmmlung db, in tDel3er bag
@recutibz@ omite ibm ieinen SEPARATIONS
plan bprlegen tDtrb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Stdott1bes,
WolIte fiber 9ehen.
Morris Gauber iiberre0et feline Sraut, ihn
Dor Ger perabre>eten 6eit gu heirathen,
neil er f~iird9tet, oo6 ite ibm nwe99es
faHappt" weroen fonne.

u8orTt6t 1T bic Mutter Der Weisbett" ,
f9etnt au9 Morrt5 Sauber'5 Wa6r1pru9
gepeIen gu Ietn, ais er fhA geitern fitr 1th
l1b Minnte Martin cine 0eirat6slicen3
ous1teuen lieB, Die er ii3 uripriingli4 erit
i'm Nprtl rd@ien Sabres bate bolen tpolz
len. ...-
Minnte's Batter betretbt in benz 0auie
So. 1877 @eit @rietroBe einen Mtatertalz
i%paarenlaben, Der it3 elmer 5ablret8en uno
guten &unb19aft erfreut. 9as iunge Wtdb=
6en balf i'm 2aben ais @erfGuferin unb
lieB es 1ib ipe3ieu al1gelegen fein, m0gli9it
btele Gtgarren ab3uieBen, mas ibr ou3 i'm
Doliten shape gelong. Inter ben jungen
2euten, Die fi6 ibren 8ebarf an 8au3z
material BON Mtnnie's f40ner 9ano reiz
Cben lieBen, befanb 1i9 audi Morri5 Sauz
Der. 0erIelbe tpp6nt in benz 0auIe gto.
1850 Mtlpautee Mpe., aI1o cine biibf9e
Strede BON Dem Qaben e%ntfernt, 9o6
mas ma@t iib Elm iunger 22idbrtgerlRann,
Der ObenOrein fterbli3 berliebt, aus etnem
tG3ttgen @pa3tergange. Wtorrts' 3unetz
gullg ipurDe iibrigens BON Wtt1nie in benz
felben MaBe erpiDert, Dagegen itdnb e.
bel Dem 8ater ietner @rtpdblten teinespegs
in @unit, Ser Nte mo9te i'm bon alien
Mnbetern 1etner Scooter = unb lire 3ubl
mar nt6t gertng am lDentgften let0en
unb er ipra3 eS auGr Dffen aus.
Nber gerabe DieIer ltmitan0 lteB Die jun
gen 9eute UNI 10 feter 3uIammenbalten unb
zines Sages be3lofen tie i'm @prtl gu BET
ratben, Sis babin boffte fopo6l MorrtS,
Der ein PDliterer 1T unO guten 2obn O%erbient,
70 tpie auA Mtnnte 10 Dtel eripart gu 6aben,
nm 1t9 cine genlit6lt9e 0duslt9tett 19affen
gu t0nnen. s3u btefem 3mede DerlieB Wttnz
ME, Die in alien GRANDDAUGHTER Iebr ge19idt
lit, bos GlternbauS unb fanb IO6nenbe 8ez
f9Gftigung in etnem Pofamenttrgei@Gfte an
Der Semple StroBe. Sbre @o6nun9 nabm
fte Bel elmer 5reunbin in benz 0auie SO. 687
glt 9rpbe Mpe.
9Drt nurben ite audi balb BON alien ibren
8ere6rern aufgefu9t, Die ieBt tbre Gtgarren
anber8tpo t~duften. 9as aber gefiel Morrta
ni3t, trDbbem er Der Qiebe Ietner Minnte
7t4er 81 fetn glaubte, Nl8 er ibr Ddber ge=
1tern etnen 8eIu9 ma9te, i9lu9 er t6r por,
fi9 fofort nit linn trauen gu ldfien; ite mir
ben itb odnn 8eiOe glitdlt6er fi6len unb es
brau3e ia bDrlduftg Ntemdnb BON Der Set
rat6 81 pifien. Inter Der leBteren 8ebtn=
gunq tptQiqte Mtnnie Elm unb bas 8aar IieB
ft6 bDn Dem Sriebensrt9ter Murpbp trauen
MorriS mar jebo9 10 gGiidlt9, baB er fein
8erfpre3en DergaB unb alien ietnen Sreun=
ben bas frO6e GreigniB mitt6eilte. Natiir=
lt9 erfu6ren e5 au9 bic S9ntegereltern
unb es biirfte fi9 ba6er iiber Morris nod
Elm 8etpitter etttla0en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Gin gutter Rath.
Gr3biibof Ditotte rdth Ger ~abtranni9en pol
niiden PeiIi9esK reu3= 6emeinoe, mteoer
III oen Sdoo6 iRrer Kir9e 5urtids
3ufchrer.

Soiep6 g3ene @ilotte, Der oGtfot6OGif6e
@r3bif3of BON Mmertta, bat qetern 6as
9efu6 Der polni19en 6etliqe &reu3z@ez
metnbe, tpel4e ft4 BON Der r6mi19zfaf6oltz
l3en &ir4e losgefagt bate, I'm Mufna6me
in Die &tr9engemetnl9aft, beren 6aupt er
1T, abf6lGgtg beI9ieben. g1i9t nur bat er
1t3 gelpeigert, Die Nbttiinnigen in feline STR
9engemeini4 aft ouf3unebmen, 1onbern er
bat Der Delegation, Die linn baS @e1u9 UNI
terbrettete, auBerbem geb0rig ben @tanbz
punt FLAIR gema9t, @r bat i6nen ben Gat6
gege6en, t6r &tr3engr1nbftiid gu %berfaufen
nno it4 70 f9neQ pie m0gIi9 nit ber&ir6e,
gu Der tie BON Re9tstpegen geb0ren, 3u berz
f0bnen unb in ben S9ooB Der r0mtf9ztat6pz
Itf8en &tr4e 3uriid3ufebren.
Gr36if3of 8tlatte 1T Der ueber3euqunq,
DaB Die Mtttglteber Der pplnif9en 6etlt9e
&reu3 : 8en1ein6e feline @pnberttten ,finb
unb bdB ibre Srennung BON ibrer &ir6enqez
meinI9aft II Die Splge BON @~treitigteifen
inner6alb Der 9emetnbe getpeIen fei.
Die Stride Der Nbtriinntgen Be in6et Ti6
an Der Central 8art Mbenue, na6e Der Milz
ipautee &pe, Sbne 3neifel ntrb bic Sc
metnbe ben Rat6 beS Gr5bif9ofs anne6men
nno it3 nit Der r0mii4 : tat6oIif9en Sc
metnoe tpieDer au51D6nen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Total Assets. 5 34S, $685.
Liabilities.

Gross claims for Losses, ad-
juSted and unpaid. ......$ 9,281.5o
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
taken. 6.299.5O
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Gin Otamanten Stern fir Capt
bartweu.
Die Jnbaberinnen Ger 8oroeIe Ger Stofeite
foIen on9ebIi@ ole Rotten oe1eIben
beftreiten.

9te Ipe3ieaen Sreun6e SEES captain 6art9
nett BON Der OarrtlOn Str. 80 olt3etitati0n,
mel3e eS 0emIeIben baupt1G6ll6 Der0anfen,
baB ite oaS Gebt babe11, Die blaue Uniform
81 tragen, tpolen ibrem Derebrten 8orge>
ieBten 81 8etbna6ten einen fOitbaren, nit
0iamGnten beieBten NntSltern gum @e>
l6enf maben. 9aS @etbbergeben lit aber
be~fanntlicb ni9t Die itGrfite Sette bel
hnieren 8laur0den, un6 ie nebmen be-
fanntGi9 Lieber @el6, ais baB ite iotCbes
bergeben. Sic iinb aber auf etnen iblauen
8lan berfaQen, nm baS n0tbige @el6 gu
bei3affen.
Sic boben nGmIt9 bei6lDiieu, Sen Snz
6aberinnen un6 Sniaiitnnen jener 6Guier,
Del6e bon auBen Iei9t bur9 Die an Der
0auStbire an9ebra6te rotbe Qoterne un6
ourb arDere WterfmaLe bon 1nberen 6Guz
fern 81 unteti9eioen itno, 81 tbrem 3pefe
NIT elmer Grtraiteuer 3u bele9en, un6 Die
Collection Der @el6er bat beretts Dor eini9en
Sa9en begonnen.
Gono Soreft, tpeI6e IN 173 Fl. StraBe
etn 8orbeu bGIt, tpurbe bon einem u~ntfor>
mtrten Blauro6 I'm So 9ebranOi6aBt. Sic
6atte ~anfansS erflGrt, fetn @el6 gu baben,
lieB it6 aber 6ur6 bic 9robung bes Sol
letters, 6aB ite TrubeL baben mir6e, tpenn
ite ni9t 3ablte, %DeranLaIfen, nit benz 0eL6e
beraus3uriiden. gfibt 10 Iet9ten @rfols
batten bic 8lour0de in ben 8orbeIen 17L
175 unb III Fl. StraBe, bod ptlien Bic
Snbabertnnen bieier SpeLunten bon 3abGz
rei9en an6eren 0ele8enbetten gu bertbten,
BEL benen ie @eIbobgaben an golt3i1ten
leiiten muBten. Die Sniaiiinneu be8
0aules 2123 Dearborn Ctr. tDaren gee
n0tbigt, ibren 8eitrag 3u Der 2[nI6affung
6eS SternS fir ben Captain gu leiiten,
ebenio bic in 2O22 un6 2115 Nrmour Noe.,
unO an Oeri9icOenen anOeren BIaBsn in
iener @egenb.
9tu9 bon ben 8eiibern mebrerer Opium
b0blen iouen untformtrte g oLt3iften Beiz
trd8e fir bas @ei6ent cOuettirt baben.,
@apt. 6artnett ertlGrte 9eitern Nben6,
feline Nbnun8 6abon gu baben, baB ibm Elm
foltbarer Stern 9ei6enft tuerben loue.
2tub erttdrte er, baB CT gegen ale g oLi3iiten,
BON benen nabsetpieien wirO, baB ite auf
obtge Wetie @eiOer al trgenb einem 3tpede
coueftiren, unna9itbtIi9 ftreng Oorgsben
iperoe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
SeIbftmor6perfub.

Ourcb einen GauB in bic 8ruft, Oerz
lu9te Ni1iam 9. SObnfOn, Ser 6anbi9ubz
eintGufer fir @ariOn, Pirie, Scott & 60,
9eftern Na9mittog in ietner Mobnung, $50.
400 Calumet @tpe., ieinem 2eben Elm pors
seittges !3teG gu ieben. @lidGtber @eiie
fam aber dr3tIibe 6tIfe nod recbt3ettig gez
mug bin3u, ibn bonn TO6e gu retten. Gr
lebt nit letner Srou ALIEN in tenem 6auie
unb 3tpar, pie es betBt, in feinem iebr 9Iids
licben @er6GItnine, Oo fie cine GuBerit tems
peramentbouc 6rau unb er cine auBerit
pblegmatii6e 9tatur ift. 9ieieS tpirb ais
e~in3iges WtottO gu ber Shat on8e8ebcn, ben1
Sobni0n 9enteBt 6as unbeibrGntte Ser
trauen leiuer @or8eleBten unS 1T ftnan3ieQ
gut geiteQt. ....
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
SeIbimoro i'm 0rono Pacific hotel.
Z. Button aus JoIiet pereiftet ftd ourd
GarboIfdure.

Mm W1ittmo6 Qtben6 I'm 7 11br eri9ten
Elm Mann bon porne6mem QeuBeren i'm
@ranb Yacific 6otel, traf Elm Nbfonmen
nit benz Glert beIelben fir etnen ldn8eren
Nufentbalt un6 ging bann tpie6er gemGcbz
LID, tpie er 9efommen mar, ourb Die groBe
Gotun6a beS @ebGubes binouS auf bic
StraBe. Ct bate in benz SoteLbu6 ben
Romen Nobert Sutton etn9etra9en unO ons
gegeben, III Solicit gu tpohnen. QLS man
0e1tern Nobmittag nebrere 8riefi6aften
un0 ionIttoe tagSIber %etngelaufene gtabs
ribten nab ieinem 3tmnner brtn9en tpoute,
fan6 man bic Sblr 6eiieLben BON tnnen
nerI9LoIien. Oa MAJ ouf tpie0erboltes
glnflopfen feline QntwDrt erbielt, ib0pfte
man Sen 8er6obt, 6aB ir9enb ettpas ni9t
in Der Orbnung iet unb bei6GOB, bic Tbir
getpaLtiam gu 0ffnen. Quf benz 8ette in
benz .3immer lag Sutton unO auf einem
tleinen Ii166en neben ibm cine leere
Tla1de, nelde @arboli6ure entbalten bate.
Sine fur3e 1Interlubun9 er9ab, baB Sutton
icbon ctlibe Stunoen tObt 9epeien iein
muBte.
Nus 8riefen, Sic man Bel ibm fan6, err
mittelte man, baB er IGn9ere 3eit btnburb
ObersGaliirer 0eS y0ran6 Council fir Sui
not6", bon Ser Qmertfanticben @brenIe9iOn
un6 Mit9lieb bes 1nton Club in Solicit
mar. @6e er 6os @ift gu lib senOmmen,
bate er stuet 8riefe sei9rieben, etnen an
&. s. 9uiton in QemOnt. ST., unb ben
anberen an @mm0 81. Sutton in Solicit.
Bet6en 9lbreiiaten 1purbe cine pffi3ieIe
Mittheilung BON benz S%elbtmorb gemabt
un6 3u8Icib cine Nufforberuns 3ugei6idt,
ftb an benz Snqueit gu betbeiltgen. Meber
bic Qn8eitelten beS 6Otels, nod bic nG9s
item Sreunbe 9uitOn's i6etnen gu niiien,
meBboIb bteier it6 bas 9eben nobnt. @r
lebte in guten 8erbGltniiien uu6 binterlGBt
Ieiner Trau unb ieinen bier 8tnbern auBer
gut an9elseten 0elOern, nod cine Qebensz
perft6erung bon $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
9OOb"s 9iG1em iinO rein p"eastobiliid
Nub Elm Grpert.

Sad" &obbins, Elm %befannter @trol6
1no 8auner, bat Elm beroorragenoes Salient,
aus @efdngnifIen gu enttommen. @r be-
bduptet, DaB e8 in CANA Mmerita tetn Sc
fdngntB 9Gbe, aus benz er ni9t berausfoms
men t0nnte. Menn bas nun au6 po6l etz
mas iibertrteben ietn mag, 70 begreift man
Do3 let3t, tpte HDbbin8 5i9 dnmaBen fanr,
10 etipa8 3u %be6aupten, tpenn man erfdbrt,
Dab er bereitS Elm 9uBenb M}al uno me6r
aus 8%efdngniifen enttptfbt lit unb obpobl
man i'm por etnigen Sogen pegen 19tperer
Betritgereien in Der GDuntDzSSy Sail gu M}cz
9enrp @ountb einfperrte, gelang es ibm
bod aus 6emIel6en 3u entfommen, tnbem CT
nit etnem SbeiG feines in Der Belle ftebenben
Tletiernem 8ette5, bic Sitter an benz tleinen
sen ter o%usetnanber Bog unb bur3 Die 70 Qez
l9affene Oeffnung in'5 Jreie f~letterte. Muf
Dle1elbe WetIe entfam er Dor &11r3em in
NBDoDit tod aus elmer 3eLe. Sin QnDeres WtQl
pdgegen, grub er pG6rertb Der Na4t Elm
Gr9 in Den 8DDen Der Belle, tpelfe i'm 4. &.
beberbergte, u11b entflo6 bur8 einen Darl1nz
ter gelegenen &ellerraum. @6lieBlt6 mar
IS du9 feline Dirt, an ben 8oli3eibeqmten Der
Station einfa6 fre3 borbet3ulaufen, i6ren
IN 1ol4en SG1en oft gum S9u7e er6obenen
g8affen troBenb. Surg, er bat e8 ipirfli6
IN 0teler &unit beS n@ntfpringens" aus Sc
1an9ntlen 3u elmer 8Dltommen6eit qe6rabt.
Die t9m Die &nerfennung 1einer 8erufsoez
1onen in polem MaBe 3utommen Iafien
fo1te,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Cine neue Broo.Oroinan5.
alderman GouehIin ~perIanet itrenee nGa6s
reseIn CUR Re9ulirune Ger Perfeaun9
uno oes Derfaufs pom 8roo.

alderman Goug6ltn nirb oemnd9it oem
ftabtrdtblt9en SuItt5comtte, al ipeicheS
feline Orbinan3 our &egultrung bes Sroo@
preiies bertpieien noroen 1T, etne auSfihrz
ltbere Srbtnan3 5ugeben 1aien, ourb
tpel9e Die gauge 6erteQung nnb Der ser
fauf bes tpt9tigiten Nabrungsmtttels gez
regelt perben IoQ. Mm nG3ten WOntdg
tpirb bic Orbinan3 boraust9tli3 beretts
benz StaDtrat6 porgelegt tperDen. Die St@
binan3 entbGlt Ii. u. folgenbe 8eittmmnns
gen:
NGes in Chicago gum @erfauf ausge>
bptene 8rpb muB aus gutent, 9elunoem
Me6l berqeIteIt nerben un0 foQ ndb benz
@epi9t ~bertauft iperben. @S 1o1en 2oibe
BON 1 pber 1 1r2, 2 pber 2 LIZ, 3 DOer 5 1 p,
4 ober 4 1I2, 5 ober 5 liz, ober feds Pfun0
8oIgepi9t bergeiteat tperoen, uno auf
iebem 9aibe ioq bos @ept4t offi3iel( arfz
qeftempelt perben. Die @elpi9tsitempel
1pIen bonn 1tGbti19en @Gger gegen cine
entfpre6enbe @ebii6r g%eliefert tperoen.
8eritDBe Der Bidder gegen biefe 8eittmz
mungen fouen bur6 @elbitrafen bon $40
fir ieben etn3elnen SAT- geabnDet tperDen.
8rob gum 8erfauf r. rfteqen birfen
nl1r 1ol9e perIonen, pel9e ba3u cine 2t=
cen3 gegen 9interIe9ung elmer 8ebi4r BON
S. erpirtt baben.
Sober Mlberman, Der BoGt3et6cf, unb
ieber ba3u bon leBterem autOrtiirte poli3ift
Io4 bas &e9t baben, gu ieber Sagcs5eit
cine 8dderei pber Elm @eI3dftSlotal, in
pel9em 8rob gum 8erfauf ite6t, 3u betre@
ten, nm GIT unteriu9en, ob Der Srbtnan5
in alien ibren Sbetlen na9getommen ptrb,
ED, 8rob, bas ben 8eitimmungen Der Srz
Otnan3 ni4t entfpri4t, gu conftS5tren unb
gegen ben uebertreter Der Srotnan3 cine
8lage anbdngtg 81 MAIDEN, OaS conftsz
3irte 8rob i'm an @obltbdtigfeitszN n1tal=
ten nnb Srganifdtionen gu 8uniten
Nptbletbenber bertbetlt perben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07

21no26t
oFFIOIAL PuRLICArIoM.

annual DtdleDlenI TNSURANCE CoMPANY Of
New York in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07

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3ruit ober 8ertrolte1, 6as bas 9ublifnm BAT
III Soo6's Soriapariua.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07

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& Sun8e Co.'S" vQuafer 8ro6", bas
f9madbafteite some O2aOe 8rOO", baS
le BON elmer 86Gerei g~eIiefert tpur6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Gnnbuftenr Snn[nr INC

Gonouftenr &aDIor, tpeIber bon
Ma!ter Stephens, einem Sol6aten Der
9etlSarmee, permeifert tpur6e, befiubet fth
in ietner 8Obnung, 1920 N6a StroBe. inn
fritil9en 3uitanoe.
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NOTICE.
D All Whom it May Concern:
Oct15-S0

To All Whom it May Concern:
By order of the Common Council of
Dalles City, made and entered on the 7th
day of September, 1894, notice is hereby
given that said City Council is about to
proceed to order and make a sewer
in the streets and parts of streets
as hereinafter stated and that the
cost of such improvement will be
levied upon the property directly bene-
fited thereby, as by charter provided.
The improvement contemplated and
about to be made is as follows, to-wit:
To construct terra Gotta sewer COM
mencing on Court street at low water
mark in the Columbia river, thence
southerly to Fifth street; thence easterly
to Washington street; thence southerly
to Fulton street; thence easterly to
Laughlin street; thence southerly to the
alley south of Alvord street.
Said sewer shall be of the following
size, to-wit:
From the Columbia river to Fourth
street, sixteen inches; from Fourth street
to the corner of Washington and Fulton
streets twelve inches, and from said
point to the termination thereof eight
inches.
Said improvement will be constructed
in accordance with the provisions of
Ordinance No. 270, which passed the
Common Council of Dalles City, May
10th, 1898.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1894.
DOUGLAS S. DUFUR,
Oct15.30 Recorder of Dalles City.
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STAIRS IN SAMOA.
How a Little Islander Carried W ater to a
Seco nd-Story Room.

How Little Islander Carried " ater to a
Seco nd-Story Room.
In Samoa, where he makes his home,
Robert Louis Stevenson has done much
in the way of instructing the natives
in European methods of work. He
tells an amusing story in this connec-
tion. A new house boy had been en-
gagged, and on his arrival was lost in
awe and admiration of the magnifi-
cence of the mansion.
He was given a large bucket of wa
ter and told to take it to the bedroom
up above. He looked up and, point
ing, asked if it was there. On being
answered in the affirmative, he seized
the bucket in his teeth, and before
anyone could demonstrate he had
rushed up one of the posts of the
veranda. The whole family ran up the
staircase, and when they showed him
that that was the usual method of get
ting to these rooms, he was overpow-
cred with delight, and for two or three
days could do absolutely nothing but
race up and downstairs, chuckling
and Growing in an ecstasy of joy. And
when detachments of his friends came
to visit him they were always taken to
see the stairs the first thing.
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NOTICE.
70 All Whom it May Concern

To All Whom it May Concern:
By order of the Common Council of
Dalles City, made and entered on the
Sd day of October, 1894, notice is hereby
given that said City Council is about to
proceed to order and make the improve
ment in Tenth street in said City as
hereinafter stated and that the cost of
such improvement will be levied upon
the property adjacent thereto and ssid
improvement will be made unless with
in fourteen days from the final publica-
tion of this notice the owners of two
thirds of the property adjacent to said
street about to be improved shall file
their written remonstrance, against such
improvement as by charter provided.
The improvement contemplated and
about to be made is as follows, to-wit
To improve Tenth street by building a
sidewalk on the north side thereof, six
feet wide, commencing at the intersec-
ton of Tenth street with Union street,
in said city and running thence easterly
rs feet.
Said improvement will be constructed
in accordance with the provisions of
Ordinance No. 270, which passed the
Common Council of Dalles City, May
10th, 1898.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1894.
DOUGLAS S. DUFUR,
Oct15-30 Recorder of Dalles City.
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ANNOUNCING A KINGS DEATH
How the News Was Spread That vIctoris
Was Queen.

How the News Was Spread That Victoria
Was Queen.
Some quaint and delightful glimpses
of ''Old Windsor" are given by Lady
Elvey in her Life and "reminiscences
of G. j. Elvey, Knit Here, for in
stance, is an announcement of the
death of King William, which probably
is a unique delivery by one of the men
to whose lot it has fallen ''to tell sad
stories of the death of kings:''
Roach, the belfry keeper, says
the Westminster Gazette, seems to
have received a broad hint that the king
was near his end, and waited about
until he received the news that all
was over, when with haste he repaired
to the deanery, arousing the inmates
by ringing the bell at the cloister en-
trance with all his might and main. It
was useless for the butler to ask him,
''What do you want here at this time of
night?" His business was with the
dean and no one else. This distin-
guished person, aroused from his slum-
bers and clad, not in his surplice, but
in another garment which should be
always white" called from the top of
the stairs: ''What is the matter, Roach?''
''Billy be dead. Be to ring the bell?''
''What Bil1y?" 1.-THE king, to be sure. -
''Oh, yes, Roach; you may toll the bell. %
Thus was the news spread that the
king was dead. and that the young
Princess Victoria was queen.