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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
Sic 9ImSftanoc tn ccu |cuniplvn
1Iicr @oblemreatpmcn,

: tits burg, 81. San. - Sn Ser
Wfaua1telO>N0llcDz blenregion, u lid)
fiirSlidl Die llurubcn urter Den auotGnz
bigen &ObIengrdbcru ercigneteu, Derrid)t
sur :3eit 9tuBc. 9retsebn 2lusldn0cr
wurocn bcute auf &c 2lni6nIOiguug
bin, gum 9luirubr auf9crci;t su babcH,
pcrbaftet, wGbrenO cine betrd1tlide
9ln5abl BON BEN relp. Shcriii8 fcit9cz
balten weroCn, bis Ourd 0ic WtiRenbes
liecr feltseltcQt wer0en fam, oh lie iid)
an Dem 2luirubr bctbctIi9teu oOcr uiht.
Oa iclblt Die Gjrubeubeliecr feiuc weites
rem 9fubcit0ruugen bcfIrdten, iiuO Die
all oeu pcrlaieoencn &crfen poltirten
SiilIsideriffe bis auf 80 5uriifge5O9en
worocn.
Sn einem 9SdlSdcn am 96artier6<
Greet periannclten iid bcute 9tadmits
tag etua 200 &OhIcuqrabcr ser !, Man8>
fieIOer SOlleu Comp" um iih 5u be-
ratbcu. Ca lie ieeOd iabcn, oaB lic
BON ben Siderbctt5beamten bcwa6t
wur0en, 5O9en JIG iid Suriif, obne oaB
9feOeu 9ebalten wOroen warcn.
SO anSficl0, IA, 81. San. -
j3ebu Der 9lGOelSfiibrer bel oCn llnrubcn
an pcrfloNcnen Sumltug luurOcu teutc
irHb III SomerzSill pcrhaitet. lluter
ben %crbaiteteu be fanncn ii6 bic be-
faunteu 9lnardilten g&cuscl Scniif,
Gbarles Her;ict, 6ranf 9bOur unO 2lnz
bcre. Gtwa Gin DueenO Ocutl6c uno
Slowafcn cnttameu in sic Serge. Otchs
rcre Der Serbaftcten wlbericeten iit u.
muBtcn 9cIeilclt transpOrtlrt pcrOen.
Inter Ben GcTangencn ltnO audi brei
Gnabcn, wclte mebrcrr &oblcnbauIcu
in SvIO9euile III SrunO geitcfr babcn
loQeu.
SIM SauIc beS 8cn3cl 9eneid fanb
man cine 3iemlidc SuautltGt 6cuCrmaf.
fen, Otunltion uuo SprengltOfe, ionic
cine 9ln5abl pou uuurdliltli6eu Slug
blattern unO SilOcrn. yci nGbcrcm
9ia6iu6en eutOcdtsn ric geamtcn uuz
ter lem Saule ell riCit8cS @eiuOIbe,
wel6c5 augeuideInli6 ais Scrlammz
lun95iaal Olcute unO III Dem cine be-
trdbtli9e 2ln5abl fiir3lid) 0b9cIcucrtcr
@ewcbre anfgeltclIt iuaren. Ser 8OOcu
mar nit ecrcn JtepoluerpatrOncn belGct.
Ointcg elmer S1ule peritcdt wuroe bier
Gbas. Eerliet 9eIunOen unO oin9ieit sez
madt. Gr 9eltanb Oenn audi, OaB III
benz Gjc,p0lbc, in benz Sreita95 s9}ad)t Die
Striammlun9 abgcbalteu wurOc, III Der
Die 6ibrer Der Sewegung ibre ScIcble
iIr Ocn Sauita95 5.4n9riiI aaf bic ucr.
l9icOenen &obIen9ruben auS9aGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
Gnrcau ocs StaOtzTeaiitrators.

~ Baltimore. ben 81. S}aEuar 1891.
DE @ommiidre fir ben 0urtbrIcb Der StraBcn IN
Der Staot Baltimore hahen elHcE pollltIEol9cH mo
perteerteH Ieridht ubcr Die 9Serthcr6obuE9site
GHtd)dol9uRaeH uno IuSgabeH fur Ole SonotuIHtru11
EHo Den 0urhbrnh Der oiiou= Strafc. poH s@0il:
inston Str. bis Eatero1zE Eorfzgue.. IN GiemiBhet
Der SeroIonuna 9tr. Ill, pom 0iGuor uHo Staot=
rathe pom Baltimore 2. Sjuni 1880 9enebmlSt,
GIseetertiat uHo ur be9toubiat.
IS rulro hiermit befarRt eeuatt, bas Die Edcr uno
Gidre beiaater Waoiiuuz SfraBs I'M Bureau oe5
Staot= Jle9llirator5 oreiBt9 5aae lana poH bcute
on legeH beI6en ioleH fIr Die lruEg aIer babel be-
t5eilsteH Serlonea, mGarero reler Scit sc9eH Die
GntIdelbung Der 9cmnIiidre IN lrgeEo cncnI @ez
r}te iueIdes Gcrttsbartcit oaruber beitet, appr=
lint nerDen fGnH. Spbu ~. Rpbb,
(2I,33. ,45) Staotz HeliitrQtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
Nsnreau ocs staot=Reaitrainrs.

~ Baltimore, ben 81. S5anu1r S9i.
Sie @ommliidre fur ben Ourd1brudj Der StraBen in
Der Staot Baltimore baben ctnen uoltdnol9en uno
rer6eeren Serldt uber Die gScrtbcrbobun9 5itsucrR,
@HtltGbsuneeR uno guS9aben iiir ole GonocntRiruHs
uno S)ur1brCdluna Der D!aotiuuiira6r. ron RGtlrIE
ioH=&Grt=2ueEuc bis Gbrorer2 2len, in G5emd6ae Der
2erorbnuTa gir. 132, pom Ofaoor uno Staorath pom
Saltlmore s. Wiai 1898 seRebmlst, ausgeier=
tlet uno bel min hintcrIeat.
IS wirb bierurit befannt 9emadJt, baB Die Siid1er
rno HlGue hciaater Da io"itrdBr I'M Bureau oes
Stabtz5e9 9iitrators oreifiG Gage lang beute an
Iieaen bIebeH fur bic Hriiura aQer babel bstbsieten
Hcrioren, pdbrsnb DeIder 3st 9e9en Ole Gntidebuns
Der Sommidre IN ir9cro siHem @cridie, Wcidyes Sez
rihtsbarteit baruber bat, appctlirt iperben faRn.
sSpbu 81. Hpbb,
(27, ,33,9,I5} Gtaot=R,Qlitrato..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
Wnreau ocs Sta0t=Reaiitrators.

gu II III UI Z UtH = Z. JuHIIUI IOJ4.
Sle Somnlilidre ilr ben Surtlbrud Der StrdSen in
Ger Staot baltimore b1ben eineI pouitdHoileH uHo
rerbterien Selit ii6er Die bohunssiteuegE
sntnapI9un9eH uno 2lus9abeH Ilir bic GoHoemHirlEg
uHo SurderedluHq Der tSuItpu=9lptuuc, oUR ibrcrI
luoI GHopuEtt Sum r9arrcQ=Fa:t," II GcmG6heIt Der
SeroroEuI9 9tr. 105, Dom Utauoruuo StaoIratb poa
Saitlmore am Il. Sttoher 1892 Gerebulgt, O. .gez
iertl9t u1o bel mir bnterteot
vs. lpIro hermit bctnIHI aematt, oGE Die Siiter
HHo %Gne beioatsr ,t:;iiom 9.pern: i'm %ireGu
ieaen bIelbeR fir Die EriiIllE9 Qier babel tetbei
lt9fen IcrloEeE, udreno melher 3eit ee9eH Die GRt
ihcioun9 Der Gou,miiiGrs in iraeRo cntm @jerittc.
peIhes Gertttsbartei ourubcr rat, oppeIrt lpsrOer
tGan. Sptt, VI Rpbb
(24.30,6,42) StoptsReoiitrator
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02

Itimore, Den Is. SaEaor 1S95.
Sr 9emd6beit Der Geete Diarpano's meroeH ana
ourh S1uren uno iucprpurlrts oompasUtc'n
ouI9elorocrt, ipateitcue ant crjtcu Saac ccs
baltimore mobubaitem Gftipnare uno ben
Setrag ocr i'll eines sSfocu 9ciik befino den
9ifticn nebit elmer Angabe DER Mftieu, peIde
iem 0crid,iebpfc cimsuberid,ten, ocsslelden
alles Gm J. DdrS 1894 int Seiit beiaater incurpoz
rlrter SoTpGsHe'n beiiEbIdc unb BON oicieu 9eAalz
teHe SlgeHhum Ee6it ocii;n poem uuiaEoe uno elmer
Sel6relouna ein,r Gage aHiumclocn.
Snl stItra9e oer Hld1ttr oe5 SteuerzGppcldiionss
@erihts Sbpn,as St. gGcSprm SIerf
13,9.25SI -d3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
IS. ". SuSdmau, guluaIt.
Ut. ii 1TI~NSI lIIAI'
G70nttttilfrQtipit5= 5=y(uicInc.

vi Momtniirations=Iu Iuieiae.
~ gtadrllt miro Gern,,t qs3ebsE, baS Die rHtsr=
5etd1Hete pom 9SctieHzgerIdte Der StGot Baltimore
SounIat]t SIR Sermdltun9 oes giGdlaic5 oe5 ouGIer
nerforbencn 5Ioiab ~. Wnttu erbaten bat. 2ue
GeeH!9cn, bic NorosruElea an olcien 9totaB habsu.
nerocn blernt GuT9eiorosrt, lolhe re6 Den notb9su
Seleaen ipdteteus bis gum %. Sult 1894 cHiuz
reIdsu uRo 9elteno Su MAIDEN ooer Su eeuGrt9er, ouG
l!e llrer sHprtde an osicn Hatl0B seIeelld Iur
luf,g erfdrt weroen mo9eR. Ale, bic SabIuE9eR an
oteleH gtadtaS Su MAIDEN Ga6eH, DeroeR btermit GI
9elorocrt, (ollc unueriu3dl bic luterSeihHee gu
lellieE. Ge9eben inter MeIHer Sdno an olcIem L.
2G9e osS Sj0Eudr 1894. 9ilice ~. Rartin.
IlS. % 3 ln6n
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-9urdl cine gcbrOhcnc Sdicne ent>
glciite seitcrn nahe Glio, 2lla., Gin Bug
ctr r9cniraIzG'cOrsia Yabn" unb ;wct
NuggOn5 Tiisjtcn Den 8obnOamm
binab. 5iaaf StcucniOn uno Der Grs
preBbOtc il. q. Sober BON Sirmin9>
bam, 2lla., murOcn lbwer uerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02

- Geo. $. Simpion, ser junge
8uGbaltcr Der rllniOnzGountpsSauf4
III 9iabpaD, rs, wcldcr am >. San.
$1,000 ans Dem Gjcloldranf ltabl uuO
Damit uerldwanO, lit SltriifgcfcBrt unb
bat Ii6 ireiwilli9 Der FOltSei 9citeat.
Oas @jelo lit 9lle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
SdGfganE.

Ofai6pillc, Senu., 1. 6e6.-9ie
,Sanf Of Gaitcrn 2lrfania5" Su 6orrcitz
Gitp, 9(rf., marO bcute Iriib 9e9en ) llBr
BON Ginbrcdcrn beimgeludlt. 0iciclbcn
pcrIudten, SEN &aiicni dranf, III bcm
iid ;ur 3eit $4,000 in Suar bcfanz
ben, auf;ulprcngcn, fOnntcn in0eiien
bas 3citidloB nidt OfInen. Statt Der
crboiftcn Jtciftbiimcr mluBtcn iic ii6
nit $500, sic iid in elmer SdublaOe
bciauhcu. :ufrieOen qcbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
DaS Saus pertaste iid nm 6 ubr.
Der Senat ucrhanOeltc uur 9toutnes
Gcidaite uno pcrtastc ii9 um llbr.
Sh,peitcru=Wrr i,uo SslbT=@nt=
icIbuua.

AROntreul, Aue., 1. 6ebruar.
YbiliaS 9uircele, ELL idwnbiadtiger
iunscr Wtann im Sitter BON 26 Sabren,
iueider nit iriuer pon i6rem @attcn
9etreunt lebenSen Sduclter 5rou 8rus
mel 3ulunmen wobnte, eritboB bcute
bieie unO bradtc iid Johann ielbit aus
Ser gSelt. Sn eincm binterlailenen
S6reibcn crfIdrte CT, icine Sdlweitcr
babe nad lcinem lib Dor cinigcn Ntoz
natcn ansuOcutenben SOOe 9ticmanOcn
gebabt, Der lic ern0brc, uno bc5balb
babe CT 6ie Sbat began9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02
2lrpctt I.no sSnonitrie.

Cation, 3D., 81. San. - Die
9fiud' idcn Slope d Gwincz9&oyf5"
onhier, wcldc BON Scr n9tatIonal 0ors
0agczGo." conuOlut mcrocu mo iclt
Suni y. ). it'll 9ele9cn baben, wcrOcn
mOr9cu ben 9ctrieb wlcocr aulncbmcn,
wuOnrh cine groBc 2tn5obl 2trbcitcr
Scidaftj9ung crbGIt.
9fea0ing, Ha, 81. San. - Die
auSgcecbntc Cieuiabrlt ocr 6lrma Srr,
Pointcr e So. wirO mor8cn mjcbcr mt
Scr 9trbcit beginner uno 400 .QtGnnern
uuO &nabcn Seihaiti9ung 9epabrcn.
0aS Sicngciddit ian9t al, iib 5u beben.
Die ,3(caOlug 6OunOrDsGO." bat
bcut, cine }ln5abl 2eute angcltctlt, wcIz
DIE Die 6abrifonla9c nadl langcm StlIlz
licQen Iiir Bic 2SIcocraufnabme oe5 Scz
triebs III Stano ieRcn ioucn.
~ becling, @.s 81. januar.
- 9iah Recommendations Sctricb5cInz
itcllunq miro baS Belmont S8crt"
murgeu bic GbGti9fclt iuIcOcr nit 450
9lrbclteru auinChmcn.
s burlc ON, & zGu., 81. Sam.
- Die iucitc GOnicrcnS Der &oDlcna
orG6cr unS G,rubcnbciieer bat iid) &c:
itern 2lbcno ocrtagt. Obne iid 9ccini5t
IN baben, neil Die &OblenQrGber iidl
abiolut mci9ertcu, iib ouf cine Eobus
bcrabicsunq cJu;ulalcn.
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(a,us uniercr aeItrisea 2. Npraenz s.usasbc)
(Copyrighted.)
Sic gSirrcm in Sraiilica.
giidts Sicuee prn 3iip. - Sic 6cmiither te=
bigsn lid. - Sic Ausiidlen aut SuIperz
reridmenonrg Set:ms Sntel CAMS utrs
rirg:rn nd.

giidts Sscues prn Bio. - ie G5cutilthcr Eez
biesm lid. Sic elusTd).en aut guIuer=
perfdmenorn8 Se;t:ns Sntel CAMS usr:
rrg:ru nd.
9itO Suneiro, 81. San glmeriz
faniIdc ,Sabr;euge, mcldIc icst Ben
9SHuid bcgcn, an Sen l&crften Der
StaOt on;ulcgcn, f0nnen Dies gctrolt
tbun, obuc pOn ocu Snlurgcutcn be-
lGItigt Su perOcn.
0ie &crbanolun9cn, sic 9ificrcnicu
slpil6cn otu bciocn itrcitcnocn Barteicn
Durh eiuen SdicO5ridtcr su ldld)tcu,
nobel 2(Omiral Gcnbam ais Briputs
mann sic Gcrnittlerz9foQc iibcrncDmen
lulltc, iirO gtgcnlpGrti9 ms Stofcn
gcrGtbcn.
MabrI6cinlid mcil Scr 9tcfIc bes Snz
iurgentenz2lomiral5 9ele9sutlid) eincS
6oura9icrz 3uges an llTer cntluns crs
idohcn luuroc. Der bieli9e ameritanis
idc @clanote fat bcute cine lange &a=
bclOepci9e all Oa5 Stautss9epurtcment
in 2Sai9lngton selanOt. Der Serfcbr
icgliber 9lrt nit S0ntos lit unterbros
der.
Burlington, 81. San - 0a5
einSigc 9itUe III 0cn 9tad)rid]tcu iibcr
sic SitHatiOn ;u 9fiO lit, Oab SefrctGr
$5crbcrt ben 9lOmirol Senbam tclcgraz
pbiid6 angcpieIcn hat, lOlOrt cjncn Dc
taillirtcu Scri9t iibcr bic SOrgdngc III
Der Sal bon J(iO einSulcnbcn unO bic
lem tclcgrapbiidcn @eridt cincn ldriitz
li4cm iolgcn 81 laiicn.
0a5 @erI4t, buB ell Siflilcr unO
Elm Otatroic OcS &reu5crS Detroit"
om Otontas uerwunbct wurOcu, miro
beltGtlSt. Die SciOcn erlitteu burd ibrc
ci9cnc ltngeiGif,i9feIt bel Der SanObaz
hum hEr lSlcihiikc 9Serleku11ncu
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OSurean Oes @cbauoc= =SnSptftprs,
80 @t,H~

Baltimore, ben %. Sjanuar 1894.
VetEe9eltc Sorocrunas zgsu9cbotc lueroeH in
o,elem Sureau bis Wittrpom, ben 81. Tetruar
1874. Wtitta9s II llhr, auf Srtiftuua cines
Sebauocs iur Den Sebramdl Der weitIid,cm hos
Dercu ScdBterldIItic an Der Suopitcdc oec Yfc=
Snu upbitrai,c uuo 9nianettc:Mrcune in lls6creinz
1itmmuE9 nit ocE EldHeE uno SpeSOtoEen, eie tdQz
lid poE . ubr Ntor9eHs bis lJr 9iadmittGgs IN
plelem Surtou elngeieben lueroeE foHnsR. eutsesen
gcnomnIeH
Der Gontrattorer Iolen bic 3eit anseber, in ped9er
re lbre 9lrbelt polienoen luerocR.
=, Sas Fett sur Serucriun9 irsenb zines ODER aler
aH9cbote bleiht uorbebdltcH sic AH9ehote ID eroeH
sur o5ru9eHaHnten StuRoe im Niauorsz Sureau 9cofz
net, uHo Sieter iueroen eriudl. aRweieno Su iclH.
!. Sbcu. Suer,
(21, 81 4,6) Sicblupc=SiHipettor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02

etttlez s 6all5, gt.@Y, l. 6eb, =
Die zSpinncreiem, Gi9cnt9um
Ocs 4ttb. Eitu5 S9earO, welde icit
Sftobcr y. s. gcidlOiien warcn, loQcn
mur9cm wicpcr in Sctrieb seiest wers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-02-02

9 It II, Wtall., 1. 5cbruar.-0a8
llnterbau5 ocr Geicegcbuns bat beute
bcidloilen. Die Siu, wtId)e BEN 55rauen
baS Stimmre@t uerleibt. Dem unganltiz
gen Seridt bc5 suitanOigcn GOmite'5
5u iubitituiren. 0amlt lit ieDO6 sic
0lll nodl feinesmc0s Wcicb.
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0iprS, sclbTmoro uoer llmfnne 2

q tc,uz = Off, 81. San. - 9Silliom
Drummer, 6abrifunt pom Spiecn=Ginz
idgcn III 9tr. III, SiiOz5. 9lpc., warO
bcutc 2lbcnO I6 llbr inter Der 9&oibz
tn9ton=Sriifc, ctwa 20 SuB pom 00rz
lent z6luB, toOt aufgcfunbcn.
Sb CT in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9l6lid]t
BON Der 9riide iprang, oh CT iibcr Die
Sriifcn6riiitUng 9cluOrTcn wurNc ONcr
Onrd cincn un9Iiiflidcn .3ufoll icln
Ycbcn pcrlor, lit bis icet Gin 9Edtbicl.
0ic SteIle auf Der Sriifc, pOa lUeIs
der au8 Srunner biuab itiir5tc ;et9t
mcbrcre pcrluorrcne 6uBipur:n, Die rett
wuDl awi sincu itatt9cbabtcn &f
ihliebcn laiicn. 3n ocn &aldlen OeS
S0rn. Drummer fau0 man 9ttdtS, mas
auf eiucu SelbltuIpro biuocutett.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Ii.


ga imore, Den 10. SiaEuar 1894.
StcucriabIer pernen aHourCh henadDrttigt, baB
ole eNebsrtcoauHae=2 =2jtidIer pielc5 9ireauS am
10. Tcbruar acid)IoSieu mcrOcu uEo bis Sum
Uict 1884 9cihloiien bleioen.
SIM Guitra9e Der 9iihtcr
Sbomas R. Uie9prmid,
SIPrF
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lleberfahren unb aet6btet

II c er q y tel II 0 9 Jet D C |.
-9te 4siGbri9c Soa SbomaS, Oeren
Gltern in ltr. 5?6, 6Ort>}lUcnuc, mob
uen, ipicltc 9citcrn 9lbenb 9c9cn &c ltbr
uuf Der StraBc, ais Der clcftrtldc Straz
Bcnbobnz &aggOn 9tr. 215 Der 3racz
tionzG Onlp." 0obcr gciault fam. 0o5
&ino gcrictB iluiidjcn GOpingtOnz unO
SadiOulnaBc, an Der Sorts2lucnuc, uuz
ter bic 9fGOcr Oe5 StraBcnbubn lSags
9onS, unO Scr &Opi wurOc ibm GER
quetid]t, mas Den iofortigcn SoO OcS
&inoe5 uerurludtc.
0a5 SinO licf gcra0e Dor sen 9Sa9'
aon, uno Der Oiotormann fOunte benz
ielben ulht meBr retItjcitig gum Stcbcn
brin9en, nm Ou5 llubcil ;u perbutcu.
Sm iiolidcn StatiOnSbauic hielt &C.
itcru 9lbcno GOroucr Seer clutn Snqueit
ab, nobel Die 5urg 6a5 &croift abgab,
baB bns llu9liif nidt uermieOcn wcroen
fonute, uno Oic StrnBenb0bn Cont
pa9nic, iowic Der NiotOrmunn pom aucr
Sdulo fyci iu iprcdcn icicn.
Die &abclb bnz " aggon5 )
Ser yStaOt Eaiiagicr S0bn" wurOcl
9citcrn 2tbcn0 oaoUrh, bNB Sic pcrs
idic6cncn SrGu9c oca &abclS Der ,roz
then ginic" an ser @HDz unO 60Dcttcz
Stra6c auaeIuuuOcr ginQClt, nobcjn
Smei StunOcn lang anIgcbalttn. 0lcr
uno 0u Qcloug 6, .clncu OOcr Ocn oaocs
rcn 9SaggOn III cnt9c9cn9c}cBtcr 9Fl9s
TINA III truu5purtIrcu.
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"a Die get0rceruug pon 3Iuiidenbeds.
Eaha9ereu swii6eH 9suti6lauO unD Ime.
rita mieOer auigeuommeu pOrbeu lit, 10 ilnO
mir bereit, Yaiiase Don mo nadl 0eutid].
LAMB Ill foIgeuOeu Yreien 5u perfauieu.
Die 5sit Der AbIahrt Der 9ampier mir
gleldieltla augesebeH.
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Ser 9entfde Correspondent,
SdsIi6, pohtntIidh uno Sonntass,
q. gains, Giacntbiner nno efeoaffer,

u. Walne, Ut1cHtUHiNtf HRu V1fuHtffHs
(gadiols,r pOu S. Gain.),
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The morning call., 1894-01-10
| MONTEITH LIBEL CHARGE.
Not to Be Tried Until the West
Case Is Decided

The case of George w. Monteitb. the attor.
ney. charged with criminal libel on the com
plant Of J. n. L. Wilson, was called Yesterday
morning in Judge Campbelrs department. Of
The Police Court. On motion of the prosecu-
ton the case was set over 10 the 23d inst. for
arraignment.
Mr.. Wilson stated to the court that his coun.
sci, w. W. FOote and Robert Ferral, were not
present, The first named being at Corona do
beach ana lbe second engaged I'D The trial of a
murder case in the Superior Court. Besides y
SAID Mr.. wilson, "the Vest case, 10 which / am
lie counsel for The defense, will be called on
the 22d inst, and as both DR.. " est ana myself
VIII 90 on the stand l do not want TO use some
confidential communications which passed be-
tween us as client and attorney, ana which are
essential 10 the case Al issue"
Judge Campbell, In granting the request for
pOStpOnement, said a date could be fixed for
the preliminary examination at any time 10
suit the conYe nieuce OF both sides
The morning call., 1894-01-10
THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
Constitution of the Various Com
mittees

7. J. Parsons, the chairman of the TRANSMIT
sssippi Commercial Congress, has appointed
the following gentlemen 10 serve on committees:
Reception cOmmitIee-Wiliam Cluff, a E.
Castle, NJ. j. Keller. ii. c. CapwelI. B. S. Boyce,
Edson A Adams. c. d. Taylor. w. d. Dutton,
I. j. Roster, w. a. HalcOmb, E. Mehlert.
James Spers, 4. j. Ralston, A. J. Marcus,
James d. PheIan, Hugh Craig, Frank Harold,
S. l. Wormser W. b. Wellman, John Van Ber-
ger, C. 3. Rode, Oscar Lewis. Ii. j. Sadler,
L. NJ. Hecht, Fred w. Eaton, c. NJ. Yates. A.
Sbarboro, c. v. Cross, John Taylor. Robert
Watts, Max Brooks lDde Newman, George 7.
Matye, A. z. Williams, A. +. Baumgarlner, III.
J. Dodge L. j. Coleman, Z. s. Laumeister,
Barry Baldwin, Arthur Briggs, b. +. Durham,
VI. j. Manson Charles J.. Laton, Horace Davis,
w. l.. Merry W lillian Rutherford John r.
GlascOck.
Music and enrertainment-A. E. Castle CHAIR
NAM. Charles d. Haven, Henry Payot, L. b.
Parrott, Robert Wieland.
Executive cOmmittee-Henry l.. Davis Chair
mani, s. Ii. Seymour, Robert Day, W. w. Mon
tague, ". NJ. Clur, A. Z. Castle, ?. B. Corn
wall.
Finance commttpe-Henry L. Davis CHAIR
NAM. Herman BeDdei, William Macdonald, Z.
L. Stevens, d. q. Camarinos, l. j. Truman. j.
l.. Rathbone.
Hotel committees. II. Seymour (ehairman),
Ferd al. Formulas, Isaac Upham, W. ii. 81 Ell
son, Webster Jones, Z. kTuse, l.. L. Flint, r.
V. Watt, W. ". SandeTsOn.
Hall commiItee-RObert Day (chaTman),
Frank Dalton, Percy Beamish.
Invitation committee-W. w. M Montague, 5.
X. Thornton. Wendell EastOn.
The Office OF the chairman of the San Fran
cisco delegation is room 8, fifth floor. Mill S
building
The morning call., 1894-01-10

Burke Holiday, attorney at-law; directors
E. P. Young, attorney atlaw; A. I. MORRISON
attorney at-law; John S. Hittell historian; A.
Roman real estate; E p. Cole, attorney ai-law;
A. L. Mann, principal Denman Grammar
School; d. L. Farnsworth, Farnsworth q Rug
giles; Dr. H. l. Curtis, physician; K. E. Wash
bourne, bailiff Supreme Court.
Another ticket has been placed before the
members II is Nnown as the opposition and is
the first one opposed 10 the regular since 1875.
The following are the nominees: President,
Edmund lauSZky; vice-president, Samuel e.
Bigel0w: recording secretary, j. u. Conrad !;
CORES pOndnG recretary. Albert NJ Bender;
treasurer TO be selectr d.; truSteeS-T. II. Craig,
L. Diamant. william DOXey, D. G. Bates, Ed
mund Marks, a. IL. DurbrOw, +. IL. Porter and
i fred BOuver.
Judges Of election are r Norwood, j. Il. Deer
ing and A. j. Tyson.
Alta meeting held last night the committee on
bylaws reported amendments providing for
quarterly meetings of members instead OF an
nual aud providing that members instead Of
directors select the nominating committee
These amendments 90 over 10 the new board
The morning call., 1894-01-10
ARTISTS AROUSED.
William Keith StartIes
the Fraternity.
MONSTER STEEL MIRROR.
The Result of His Visit to
Spain.
PROVES A WHITE ELEPHANT.
irving NJ. Scott Assists in the Sensa-
tion-A Portrait Reflector
Weighing Ton.
PROVES A WHITE ELEPHANT.

For heavens sake take it away. 1t
makes life one continual nightmare and it
cost S3O0-to think of it-S300."
William Keith, the popular and best
known of Pacific Coast artists. was in no
amisble frame of mind yesterday morning
when he arrived at his studio on kearny
street, near Post. In front of the entrance
he saw a great dray with two immense
drsfthorses and seven of those muscular
giants whom the Union Iron Works
employ.
On the dray was great piece of some
thing. which, when the artist saw. his
heart sank within him and his exclamation
"Great Scott, what is all thisP' might have
referred to our leading ship-bnllder as
we'll as that ordinary and much abused
fictitious character.
Keith's studio is up three narrow flights
of stairs. When those men Of Drawn had
The morning call., 1894-01-10
FUNERAL OF A '40ER.
Last Rites Over the Remains of A.
]. Gambiii.

The funeral services for Colonel Andrew
Jackson Gambill, who died Sunday at the age
OF IA. were held yesterday afternoon at Pio-
neers' Hail, under the auspices Of the Pioneers
Society, Of winch organization The deceased
was an early member. His former friends and
associates oveTfIled the nail, many OF whom
came TO California with the colonel in 1S49
and have reached far beyond the allotted three
score and ten.
The pail bearers selected from the Pioneers
Society were: +. b. Vreeland, A +. GoSs. C.
stevens, j. Ford Nj. Gaffney and w. Renvey.
There were several handsome floral tributes.
Rev. Ii. Is. Collier, The new rector of the
Church OF the Adv Mt, Oticiatec- He read the
buriaI service Of the society and a port ion of
the Episcopal ritual. and without taking text
addressed the assemblage upon the necessity
OF preparation for the inevitable end. The
body was LAID 10 rest in Laurel Hill Cemetery
AT a meeting of the Board of Regents OF the
Stat University yesterday afternoon il was
decided 10 appoint, before next August, new
instructor IN pedagogy, at salary not exceed
ing Sl400. Marc Anthony was appointed
armOrer to the university.
The morning call., 1894-01-10
A Wealthy Concern.

W. P. Fuller & Co. have filed articles OF IN
corporation with capital stock OF 50, 600, 600.
fully subscribed. Directors-W. p. Fuller L.
r. IitileheId, A. B. Perry, Margaret a. Fuller
w. +. and Margaret II. Fuller are the largest
stockholders, the former being responsible for
1000 aud the latter for s1.12O.00o OF the
capital siOc,.
The morning call., 1894-01-10
WILL RUN TWO TICKETS.
Spirited Election Promised at the
Mercantile Library,
WILL

Following are the nominees on The regular
ticket of tie Mercantile Library Association ::
President DIR c. T. Deane. 1908 SnIter streeI;
vce-pre sident Paul Kingston, Royal Assurance
Company, corner California and MONTGOMERY
D.. Streets; treasurer. ". z. Fuller, WDlttler, ful-
ler & Co.: recording secretary. w. L. Sawyer,
L, d. Stone s. Coz corresponding secretary. Z.
The morning call., 1894-01-10

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