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The evening world., 1894-09-17
Wall street Notes.

The Eastbound shipments by the trunk lines
from Chicago last week were 81 .52s tons, against
~ 1873 the previous week and S. 493 for the cor
responding week year ago Lake shipments
last week were IS, SOL TONS against TO- 325 for the
previous week
Tho annual report Of the Old Colony Railroad,
now leased to the New York, New Haven and
Hartford recommends that an issue of 81, 600 900
additional per cent. bonds be authorized at the
coming annual meeting Of stockholders.
For the hrst week OF September the Memphis
and Charleston road earned s22.Sl an increase
OF IS. sSS.
Zimmerman a Forshap will ship &C. 900 ounces
OF silver on the steamship Havel, sailing for
Europe tomorrow
In regard to the statement of Vice President
Harvey OF the New Orleans Northwestern Rail-
road. that there is no probability OF the Southern
line. officials OF the Southern say they have no
desire TO take that division Of the Queen a
Crescent
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Bloomingdale Bros,
Sd Ave-, 59th & Goth SITS.
INSANE AT GRAND CENTRAL
Young Woman Causes Excitement
mt the Railroad station.

While some of the delegates and the
Lincoln Pioneer Corps were waiting for
the 1910 o'clock train for Saratoga, to-
day, considerable excitement was caused
by the actions OF an insane woman. She
was well-dressed and good looking, but
those who knew her declined to give
her name.
When she entered the waiting-room
accompanied by two men, she seemed
perfectly rational, but few minutes
later she acted as II conducting a spirit
ualistic seance. The crowd gathered
around her. but were pushed back by
the two men and some of the railroad
officials. After time she was carried
struggling to the inner platform and put
on board a train.
The two men refused to give her name,
and no one else knew It. They said they
were taking her to the Poughkeepsie
Asylum.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
FLED WITH SMALLPOX.
Mother and Baby Carried the Dreat
Disease to Jersey City.


An inspector Of the Health Depart
ment this morning discovered another
case of smallpox at 300 West Sixty
fourth street, where, within the past
two weeks. six cases of this disease
have been found.
The victim is Samuel Cisco. forty
seven years old. He has a child on
North Brother Island now suffering
from the disease.
The Inspector, on going through the
house, discovered two recovered cases,
Mary Green. nineteen years old, and
her two-months-old baby. When taken
sick. Mrs. Green fed with her baby to
Jersey City, and the New York Health
officials are endeavortng to find out
where she stopped while there, in order
to prevent the spread of the contagion
there.
The mother and her baby were taken
to the Reception Hospital. where they
were bathed and fumigated.
Another case was discovered at 1856
Forsyth street. Tony Annus, five years
old was the victim there. He was taken
to North Brother Island with Cisco.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
FREEDOM FOR HOYT.
Lawyer Lovejoy Consents to His
Relense from Ludlow Street Jail.

Lawyer Josiah T. Loveioy to-day gave
his consent TO the release OF Addison w
Hoyt from the Ludlow Street Jail, and
Judge McAdam. of the SUPERIOR Court
signed the order for his discharge.
, Lawyer Loveloy acted as counsel for
Hoyt TO recover $50 OO0 damages for
elienating the affections Of Mrs; Crouch.
Mr.. Crouch relented and consented to
HoytS release, but Loveioy refused last
Saturday TO give his consent 10 Hoyt' 5
discharge until Crouch had paid him his
fee for services in the suit.
To-day. however. Mr.. LoVeioy changed
his mind and gave his consent TO HoYt 5
discharge.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
BURGLAR HELD BY A WOMAN.
Mrs. Muller Let Him Go After Watt
ing nm Hour for the Police.

1t leaked out in. Hoboken to-day that
three burglars from this city made a
bod attempt on Saturday 10 rob the
safe in Muller's saloon. in Grand street.
near Seventh.
While Mrs. Muller was in the yard In
the rear OF the saloon one of the thieves
entered the saloon and tried 10 open the
side. A citizen who had followed the trio
warned Mrs. Muller and she ran In and
grabbed the man at the safe. The 9TH
ers escaped.
Mrs. Muller held the fellow for nearly
an hour, waiting for a policeman, but
not a bluecoat appeared. and the burglar
was allowed to depart. Nothing was
stolen.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Westinghouse Company Brings Suit

The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company. OF Pennsylvania, through It's Vice
President, George W. Hebard. has commenced a
suit In equity against the General Electric Com
pany. Of New York. for alleged infringement Of
the Shallenberger patent on electrical converters
now held by the complainants An injunction
until the suit is tried and damages for back
profits are asked for by the complainants
The evening world., 1894-09-17
TO ADOPT THE STAGE.
Miss Montedocino, n Memphis belle
VIII Become an Actress.

Miss May Montedocino. a beautiful and
talented young woman from Memphis.
Tenn, has come TO this city to study
dramatic art. Last season she was the
reignins belle in Memphis society. and
her success In several amateur perform
ances decided her 10 adopt the stage as
q profession.
She Is hailed as the possible successor
OF Mary Anderson. and for the present
viii pursue her studies At the LyeeuE
School Of Acting
The evening world., 1894-09-17
VIII Probably save the Colonia.

The steamship George W. Clyde arrived from
Azua and intermediate ports to-day. She brings
the latest news from Puerta Plata, where she
touched Sept. I. on the grounding of the German
steamship Colonia. The Colonia still remains fast
on the wreck OF the Royal Mail steamship Tiber
The cargo has been removed as rapidly as posi-
BILE and the arrival OF the wreckng steamer
Right Arm from New Bedford, Mass. Is anx-
iously awaited. 1t is thought the Colonla will be
saved.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
SLASHED WITH A RAZOR.
Rafferty,, the Victim, Says COIored
Women Tried TO Rob Him.

Dennis Rafferty,, of 400 West Fifty
second street was cut on the head with
razor in the hands OF a colored
WOMAN az ocNeltn avenue anu twenty
SECOND street at o'clock this MORN
ing,
A policeman overlook and arrested
Maggie oliver OF l0 West Twenty
scene. man and another woman,
both colored, were with the prisoner
when Rafferty was cut He says that
the women tried to rob him.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Here's an OHer of Cuspidors.

To the Editor
We noticed in your issue Of the 18th inst. an
article deprecsting the lack OF suitable cuspidors
In the new Municipal Building. II you will
kindly inform us who would be the proper party
to send spittoons to. We will present the city
with a couple Of nne bronze spIttoons for use at
the foot OF the bronze statues at the foot OF the
stairway, that the article mentions.
BERNARD & FRANK
$50 Fulton street, City
The evening world., 1894-09-17

Byron o, Huntington, manufacturer OF under
wear at Sss and Sss Canal street, made an
assignment to-day TO Edward p schell with
preference for IS Az TO Amarillo ID, Huntington.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Woman Convicted of Murder.

RENO. New, Sept. 1.-THE Jury in the case
OF Mrs Alice Hartley. charged with the murder
OF State Senator NJ. D, Foley, returned a verdict
day OF guilty Of murder In the second de-
gree. recommending the defendant to the mercy
OF the court
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Two Fatally Burned In chicago.

CHICAGO Sept. l7.-DurnE a small nre at $50
Austin avenue last night, Mrs. Chrstiana Peter
son sixty years Of age. was burned to death
while endeAvorinE TO rescue an infant niece. The
child vas saved, but was 80 seriously injured that
itA life 10 despliTed OF.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Russell sages Niece Dead.
(By Associated Prsss

NY AHsOVIaKcu FToH1J
TROY. Sept l7.-Ada Frances Sage. . niece Of
Russell Sage. OF New York died at the home Of
her brother-in-lAN In this city late last night
The evening world., 1894-09-17
PUSHED by RoacIl's Absence.

The mystery surrounding The disappearance OF
Philip Roach. who left his home at sOl Elton
avenue on Aug. "a remains unsolyed. Neither
his aged mother nor the police OF the One Hun
dred and Fify-elghth street station have heard Of
him. and have bbsoiutsiy ito clue to his where
aboutS-
The evening world., 1894-09-17
WHAT ARE JERSEY sIxEst

WHAT NIKE JERSEY SINEBV
Six good smokers for 10 cents. Should your
dealer not have them yet send 40 cents for
sample box Of 20 to the manufactures
CHAS {. DAVIS CO., New Brunswick, Nj.
The evening world., 1894-09-17
Sporting.
Newtown Jockey Club
BROOKLYN jockey Club Races,

FALL MEETING. SEPT. z TO %.
SIN RACES EACH DAY, commencing at 2.l6 p. N.
TIains from foot EAST SAITH ST, N. Y. (via Ia
l. II RI, 100, 90 (Parlor Car Train, LILO,
l;sC p. M; from foot OF WHITEHALL sr.
SCulyer Route), hourly from ITO A. NJ, and
hall-hourly from lilo A NJ
The evening world., 1894-09-17

You read the Evening W0rldl
no you read the Sunday Wprl&k
The evening world., 1894-09-17

A full account Of Wall street Affairs will
found In the O'Clock Edition OF The Eyenii
World"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05
6aijurds Horebound Syrup.

We guarantee this to be the best
Cough Syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying q
great deal, but it is true. For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Sore Chest, Pneumonia, Bron.
chitis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, we positively guarantee
Billiards. Horehound Syrup to be
without an equal on the whole face OF
the globe. 10 support of this state.
ment we refer to every individual who
has ever used it, and to every drug
gist who has ever sold it. Such evi'
dence is indisputable. Sold by Fl. G
R1sHER s. Co., Waco, j. b. CORNISH
East Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

HOU-are out of employment and want
lob put an lad" in this column we will
only charp q you ten cents II
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

When man pulls down his sign
IL is generally understood that he is
going out OF business, and it is the
same way when mans ad 0ertlse-
ment disappears from the columns
of newspaper. The readers mics
il and wonder if he is broke, sold
out or closed up. West Times.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

4 lnVNO l have valuable secret; never
II4k)IFN fails. Have tried II. send &C stamp
for Information. Mr.. j Davis
IS Vapey Block. Detroit Mich. 2-21y
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

Free coinage of silver, at a ratio
Of l6 to /, will raise the prices of
farm products, will raise the price
of labor, will make money plenty,
will set the wheels of trade in mo-
tion-lst's have it. How? By vot.
ing for congressman that will pied &c
henselves to work for it in con
grass. -Thurbsr Miner.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05
The True Meaning.

the ITuo MoanIu&
The q uestion is frequently asked:
What is the true meaning of the
ords monometalism and bimetal.
p" Monometalism means that
lid shall be the only metal that
all become a legal tender in the
.yment of debts, and in the com-
stion of all business transactions,
cent in a small amount up to the
bm of IS, necessary in making
bauge. :,
A law of this kind would make all
"a silver now used as money of no
alue except in small amounts as
ubsidiary coins. That would take
vay the purchasing power OF more
han one.half of the currency now
sed as money in the world. Every
han aud every moman knows what
hat would do.
First-It would make the laborer
FORK more hours, days or weeks to
Sbtain a given amount of what is
hailed money.
Second-It would make the farm
br little homestead worth less.
Third-lf there was mortgage
kr debts owing, it would take more
hours of labor, larger proportion
bf the house or farm, or any kind
bf personal properly, to pay tha'
6ebt, and, per consequence, 1t
MOULD give to the capitalist more OF
broperty, more of labor. 1t would
Enable him to have more servants at
: ess wages, more luxuries at less
EXPENSE, he would obtain a greater
hate of interest-and this state Of
things could only make the rich
Richer and the poor poorer.
Bimetslism means that both gold
and silver shall, at ratio of about
kixteen ounces Of silver to one
ounce of gold, be legal tender in the
a,syment of all debts and the money
hsed in all transactions of business.
The meaning of that is that there
Twill be more of the medium of ex
Hchange called money in circulation,
(which of course means that it will
take less labor TO obtain a g'ver
amount, that the products of the
8eoil would bring higher prices, thai
1property Of every kind would bring
more of what we call money l.
,neans that the masses of the people
Twill be less under the domination
8of the monied power.
TIE interest of every laborin{
man and woman, every owner o
every kind of property, except goll
aowners and those who have debt
due them, is to insist that we shall
have free coinage of silver; tina
silver shall have the rights returned
TO it that were taken away in 1877
If not secret y, they were at al
events taken away without oa
4 knowledge.
y This is simple, plain Statement
n Of the situation.
4 Everyone can take their choic
4 upon which side they will thro'
their inhaence-elther upon that o
the money power, or that of tn
masses. Now ia the time TO choose
-Thurber Miner.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

We will send you THE COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, which
the strongest staff of regular contributors of existing period
CAL and THE WACO WEEKLY NEWS both for only $500
Send in your dollars Address
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05
Phone % will get Lacy's Coal Office.

Mr.. w. D. Jackson, the old
reliable photographer, is still making
pictures true to life, finished in the
highest style of art. Call and
examine specimens at li2 North
Fifth street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05
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FOB SALE.

EOK SALE-Fnl act of Britannica, bound
l n sheep. JUS purchased, cheap. Address
!. Hill .. this office. AZ u
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

G7OR NtLE-A number of Spring Wagone
T. second hand. Apply at Egans Coal De
pot. l2-t-u
EOK NALE-Good Gentle Horses, Cheap.
Apply to Jas Il. EgGn Patti
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertising In tnin Column onargsd u
4 ate Of one cent per word for e1ch insertion
Cash mus. accompany the order. except whtt'
ordered hv regular advertiser.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

U,OK SERVICE -My fac Jersey Male
q Il N. Palmer, dealer In feed. Sth anc
Franklin st. Slit
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

| L'OR RENT-A neat cottage on Columbus
| IL street, between 18th and 10th streets
ply to James K. Egan, or l.. W. Btgby, :, .
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05

I O~T-A Ma sonic badge, Wit Masonic EN-.
IL b ems Oh one eide ami the Initials N. II
the other. Suitable reward for its return TO
Ill Bros.' store, 4-4-3t
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

I OST-March goth, lady gold watch car
IL we'd on both sides, letter !. on back man 8
picture in back OF case Finder will be re-
warded BIZ leavng sane at 1O6 Morrow ct Get.
between eth aud Sth streets. 4-S-lt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13

seielelt. Mdbreno oellen Srantbeit
opferte li0 Der quite Batter Soetcns nit
unermiioetein, beloeumiltbigem Glier
Sag uno Naht fir Die Grarten auf.
@r beiuhte lie, bnlf linen IN ibren
Seioen, bereitete uno tbeilte Seilmittel
aus uno rieb Die Gboleratranten nit
Sampler Elm. Gr bDrte Die Seihten
Der SterbenOen uno ertbeilte Die SrO=
ltun9en unIerer FL. &eli9ion. glm gnoe
ergrlt Die Sbolera audi i'm. Nm Is.
ocs Wonats bate er orei Sterbenoen
beiaeltanoen. Geseno @beno iiiblte
er lib lntpcbl uno begab li1 81 ieinenl
8em1h, oas neben bemjeni9en pater
Sesmet's mar. 3wiiben | uno 2 llbr
oes Na0ts rief er Yater Tesmet ,l
Slllfe. SleIer, obmobl ielblt iebr
tralt, i6leppte ii6 bis sum Bette, no
er Spetens i'll SOoesgeiabr iano. So.
Tort ertbeilte er linn Die Sterbeiatra=
mente, wdbreno SOttpr Gpans, ein er=
tabrener Nrit, an ieinem Bette 98a1e
belt uno eln 10 iuertbes Sebcn 81 err
bolten pCrIl1te. glber ali iein De-
milben, pie AUDI ieine glrsneien warcrl
per2ebens, oa Der Yater md am ielbi=
gen Gage 81 einem b~eiieren 1eben cin=
9ing. Pcter 6Oetens mar 43 Sabre
alt uno bate ID Sabre i'm g&einber9e
oes Serrn 9earbeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13

Sn elmer SiBun9 am Spn=
rerltad Nbeno beIdlob Der Dubuque
2urembur9er &erein 3luei Selesaten
gum Surembur9er 6on9reB na1 ct.
paul Su lenoen. IS murben Die Ser
rem i. u. S6rOOer unO Ns. Gonner
81 Sele0aten erWlblt.
Nm 5. Mdrs brad 81 Ssaowopo,
Siio-S atotu Seuer aus, melhes Den
9anSen Stuottbeil spiiheu W0pltraBe
uno Chinatown 5erltOrte.
3u Gutbrie Center, Soma,
itarb am %. Sch. infer 2anosmann
Serr AntOn @eprib. Serielbe mar Ill
Sberpormeloingen i'm 8rpBbersp9tbum
Suremburg am 2. Sch. 1918 9eborer,
lam inn Sabre 1850 nit leinem Sobne
giitolaus nab Dubuque, 100 er i'm
Sabre 1854 nit &atbarina Weber, Der
S6lpelter oes Serm 81. Weber. al
Sable MpunD ebelib 9etraut wuroe.
Die Speite Satin bes Serrn @eprib
ltarb i'm Sabre 1865 uno binterlieB
spei Spdter. welhe gegenludrtig in
,Sllinois wpbnen. aber Dem Seihenbe=
9dn9niile mibt beiWpbnen tonnten. Die
erlte Satin bes Gerliorbenen itarb in
ct. 2ouis. DO. I'M Sabre 1850 uno
butterflies einen SDbn q. $. Wepri6,
wel6er beute 81 omaha. Neb., wObnt
uno wdbrenO Der &rantbeit uno beim
Seardbniiie ieines Saters anweieno
mar.
Serr Geo. eur bon Iurpra,
ST., belu6te leBtbin feline SerWanpten
81 @OrtbinstOn, Dubuque Co., Sa.
gu &em II, ST., itarb tiirSlib
Serr Spbam @petel uno wuroe ebena
oalelbIi aui Dem tutboliihen 6rispboie
be9roben. Seim SeorGbniIle betbei-
li9ten lld Serr j. y. Mobrmaun uuo
oelisn Wuttsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13
Glia6=S otbrins

I'm II. 81 b. wuroe Elm Soloat
Der ). &ompa9nie oes idbli6su SUB.
Acknowledgements Nr. II i'm Wal-
9raben binter Der &6nig Sobann=Ra=
ierne faIt p%ollltanois perweit aufgefun-
ben. Serielbe bate am /. Sanuar
6 0tart geltoblen uno mar ieit Dem Is.
Sanuar oerl6uumoen.
Aus Sotbriuseu, Is. Seb.
SIM Saufe Der %perfloiienen @o6e fan,
Den Die neutrality-suspicious. CUR Yrd-
paranoenlhule uno sum 2ebrerieminar
in YfalSburg itatt. Gs batter iib i'm
@ansen MIR 81 Ganoioaten geltellt, 80
fiir Die &lanen Der SorIdule uno 4 fir
oas Seminar ielblt. Sn friibereH
Sabrea mar Die 3abl Der Iufnabme.
llhenoen beoeuteno srDBer.
Sieoen bofen, II. sseb. Ser
Shnee, mel6er in Den letter Sagen
fiel, bat uniere Sdger Su llelIer Sbdtigz
teit anseipornt. SIN Staatstpaioe
BON Mopeupre wdr oieier Sage ein
aufalleuO fairies Sbweiu eingetreiit.
Gem &ebtsauwalt 6iBau fam Der
ltarte Seller 10, oaB es linn moslib
mar, einen Suten &uaeli6uB ansubrin=
gen. Sas GngeIbOllene Wilo muroe
Damn aber in cine oerartise Wutb ge-
bra6t, DAB oasielbe iofort einen @ege-
aufieber Namens Steinbab anfiel.
Der Seller rannte Den S6iiBen I'M
uno oerIegte ibm einen lan9en uno tie.
fen Sblag our6 Den Sberibeutel.
Qnf oes Seruunoeten &ufen eri6ien
ein Sreiber sur Siilfe, pelhen nun
lofort oas raienoe Sbier anuabm uno
aud ibm perihieoene tieie @unoen bel.
braGte. Iu6 Dem Sunoe, welder
tapfere ollie %leiitete, tullroe bierbei Der
Baud aufgei6liBt, oa er iih su nabe
on Die gefdbrliben Sauer %beranseiuagt
bate. Sin in Der Ndbe an9eitelter
Sdiise elite berbei uno CAB Dem Seller
ben SangI6uB. Sas nit 10 pieler
S6wierigteit erlegte S6iuein bate Elm
@eipldt Don $50 Yfuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13
Saar, MoisI, Gifel uno 9unsrid.

SaGru II, 20. Seb. S6On
lett eini9en Sabren iueroen bel Den bier
absebaltenen SolSueriteiseruusen II
9emein bobc Yreiie ~ersielt. 1eItern
mar abcrmals SOlSperlteigerun9 unO
tamen Die 4 &aummeter Su1eE=S 1eit-
bols gu 4O-4S Wtart sum 3ul6lag.
Su6tne @ellen wuroeli oas SunOert
bis 81 20 Wart !Osseihlaseu.
Surba@, IS. 6eb. Ms Sreitas
g6eno gegen IL llbr Der lSiibrige
Siittsuurbeiter Satob S1miDt nah
Sauie ging, puroe sr, ungefGbr 80
Wteter BON ieiner elterlihen Wobnung
plDBlid bon orci unbetannten, Der.
mummten Scrlen l~iberfallen, ieincs
8elees uno ieiuer llbr bsraubt unO
ourh uiele Meilerltihe srbeblid) Der.
punoet. DIS in olelem NuNenblide
Der Y~eriouenSug unter Der Bride onrbs
fubr, nabmen Die Serle Den Ihiper nib.
blnpelten S1mlot uno luGrfsu ihu
iiber oas Srilden9eldnaer auI ocu
pabiniauienoen 3ug. S6miot iiel
aui Den leBtsn Wagen Oes 3u9es INC
wuroe nod cine Strede meit nit tort,
eelhleppt, 100 er belinuungslos lie9en
blieb. Soriibergebenoe Seraleutc fan'
Oen beu llngliidliben Nabts nm !:
llbr. gluBer oen pieleu Stiden bai
S6mibt elusn Ssin- unD 4rmbrud
erlitteu..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13

II nj r IQent Serr N :. M o.
litDr bon MinneapOlis, Winn., er=
iu6t inns mit,utDeilen, oaB bel ibn ein
Sriei aus Staot Suremburs fir ieinen
0ruoer u. y. WolltDr a~ngelangt lit.
Serr q. g. Wpiitpr's lebte @oreIie
mar 26 9uusta Str, Gbicago, 81.
@p berlelbe iih ge9enwdrtig aufhdlt,
miro seluAt. @er Serrn g.. =. Mo=
litor's gsgenwGrtige glorene tennt, lit
aebeten, blelelbe Sperm Ns. Wolitor,
2426 Sadion=S Str. 81. g., WinneapO=
lis, Winn., mltsutbellen.
gu Gbica9o itarb am Sonnerss
tag Inn $40 Wpr9ens Serr s. W.
HauI6 in Ieiner @obnun9 452l gpans
Nue. Sas SeSrdOuiB fauo 81 9unt=
llaton, Sno., ltatt.
geo. Sung, welder wdbreuo oes
9Sinters in ben SSdloern nit SplsfGlleu
beihditi9t mar. lit tiirSlih munter uno
seiuno nab SbacOpee, Wtinn., Suriit=
getebrt.
Spoesfdlle bon 2anosIeuten in
Chicago:
Sn Der Ct. SpIep0s : 8emeinoe:
Gbriit. Sen, 34 Selleuue 3d., elmer Der
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