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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
A.C. YATES & CO
18Th & Chestnut StS.,
PHIIA.. PA.
DEGlSTER'S ORDER.
~ RtGlStEk'S OFFICE. !
NEw CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.

II HI GlSLEk'S OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE CUUSTY. DEL,
March 3. 1885,. !
Upon the application OF susan N. Weir.
ENrrntriN oil lliCc 4. Weir, late
OF Wilmington Hundred, in said coun-
~, deceased 1t 10 ordered nrcl directed by
tho Register that the I XcCutriN afore.
SAID give uolice Of grating OF Letters
Tesiamcutary upon tho ostlte OF tho
deceased with the date OF granting here.
OF 10y causing advertisements 10 be post
ell within forty days from the date of
sucll Letters IN six OF tho most public
places Of the county OF New Castle re-
Hgalndt the estate tG present ths same. or
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such Gaze
made aud provided; ana Rlso cpuss the
same To he inse ted within the same Pc
riCd la the BAII.Y REPUBLICAN. a news
paper published la Wilmington. Del. and
to DO continued thorein three weeks (e.
o. IL
So of Office of the Register aiUre.
- said at Wilmington IN Now Cas-
tic county aforesaid, the day and year
j. WILKINS CopCH. Register.
MOTTO -NUtiUa Is hereby given that
Letters GcstHmrntary wrrc In due
form OF law granted unto the undersiyn-
cd on tho 9th day of.Mnich. "A. u. 1894.
md ttRt AT pers0ns EavinE claims against
| the sane, duly attested to the said
| ESecitriX. on or before the 9th day OF
March,, 1879. or ublde the Act of As
| sembly in such case made and provided.
SUSAN N. WElK,
Exccutrix.
! Address, No. Col ", Fourth street. vii,
niugton. Del, mt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Slate OF. Delaware. County OF New Castle
IS:
/. Henry Bush. cashier of the First
National bank of Wilmington, Del do
SolcnuIy swear that the above statement
is true, 10 he best of my knowledge and
bel'ct. HENRY BUSH Cashier.
subscribed aud sworn TO before me
this llst day of December 1893.
LEWIS SASaE, Notary Public.
Correct
n. JAMES ligIT
JAMES r. WINCHESTER. Directors.
SAMUEL BANCROFT, JM
ub-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

collector OF Wilmington Hundred.
will sit ut his oillce at the Court House
on March 10. 90, u, ~ %. 20. 81. 2s.
20 and so for the purpose Of receiving
delinquent taxes. Ho will sit between
the hourS of 10 and ~ and from to 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Mn. EDITon; The statement that
the bulletin-boards just within the
doors OF the Free Library are for the
use OF the New Century Club la n mis-.
take. They are for library purposes
only, but 1t happened that the first
use made of them was for list of
books placed on the reference shelves,
relating TO the course of lectures on
political economy before the New
Century Club. now being delivered by
Prof. X. l.. Thompson Of Philadelphia.
Other such groups OF books will be
taken from the circulating depart
m ent, and placed upon the reference
shelves. as occasion demands. Re-
s pectfully. A. W. TYLER, Librarian.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
". Mary'H I, A. b. Society will be held
this evening" In the rooms OF the
Soclety. Seventh and Market s:fedts,
second story OF the H8ald Building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Sheriff Gould on Friday, March 16,
will sell the farming products and i'm
plements OF George \. Lee, at Silver.
side.
On March 90 he will sell certain real
estate of Thomas ". Sherwood, on
Ninth street below Adams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

To morrow promises to DO partly
cloudy TO clearing with brisk south
westerly winds and rather cooler. in
dicatlng rain. On Thursday clearing,
preceded by rain oil the coast with q
slight fall OF temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Hollis, tie candy man. is going to
give away everything IN MS Gtore for
l. cents pound, or cents quarter,
and 5 cents halt pound for two
weeks only. at 227 Market street. Call
Aid SGD linI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

The sale of cows by Robert Merrick.
ut Adams station. Christiana hun
nred, will take place on Thursday,
March 80. Farmers and others should
make note OF this and Ue on hand for
bargains,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Chancellor Wolcott sat In tine Chan.
Gerry Count this morning Jgiues W.
Ponder was admitted to practice be.
fore the Court. BENJAMIN NIeIds 60
iicitor for the Security Trust and Safe
Del o4lt CONF any, upon bill and an
sWer filed in the case of William
Stearn, ct. H.. vs. John W. Scott, adj
mlnistrutor Of June Scott was present
in tie interest of the plaintiff for d
portion OF $4,000 Involved.
II. Ii. Ward and ". r. Lyman welt
appointed committee to examine
lhomus u. Bayard. Jr,, and repnr
next week, John II, Rodney present
ed petition OF Josephine NJ. Il. Whit,
for Il writ TO inquire into the sanity %
Caroline f. Mcintosh Of Wilmington
which was granted.
10 l.. Carpenter Jr.. is In NeN
| York to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
sTDoR HIkRKET
t4 -~--~--4r---------
nEALD a COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BRoKERS.
Seventh aud Market Streets.

investment Securities yielding from
TO per cent
Orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and bonds on commission executed
at ali the stock exchanges
Private telegraph Wires TO New York.
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign drafts and lettors of credit Is
eued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

W. j. I.auli n Son. nuctioueors sold
on March ;, FOR 5. G.. ShaiFard ut Por
ter's station, horses. so. stu, ISL, sl4s
so colt, So, cove 40 81 sic, SIS,
g., - 30. s"D Attendance fair.
Rrtcas satisfactory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
Made To
Measure

Made Tn You will find
9th ard Market
measure ready with its
Spring styles Of
Clothing to order and we
will be glad to show you
through. 1t will mean to
you a better field for sclec-
ton and a saving Of time if
you will order your Spring
Outfit now. Weather such
as we have had the past
few days soon starts the
the rush.
With Spring Neckwear
you will find our Furnish
ing Department ready.
Colorings and shapes are
better than we have ever
had. The values are excel
lent and we think you will
be pleased with our sclcc-
tions. ........
JAS. L MULLIN e. Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes Dalawlrc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

There viii be meeting OF the War
Veterans Club this tuesday evening
et which go!0De! ). A. Msc4!!istvr will
Apsak.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

J. ". Canary, of the clothing firm of
A. c. Yates Il Co., OF Philadelphia,
will be away on business until March
10th, after which time he will be glad
to see his many friends of this city
and vicinity for this springs trade,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06


Lew Dockstader and his unexcelledl
minstrel organization appeared at the
Brand Opera House last evening re-
Tore fair audience In performance
that was very fine In every respect.
Sinoe last seen here number OF new
and clever features have been added.
, Tomorrow evening the attraction
81 the Grand Opera House will be the
Charles Frohman Company in the lat
kst American drama "The Girl Left
Behind Me-"
II Will be presented with the scenic
effects which characterized its long
run IN Philadelphia New York and
Chicago and every attention Will be
given to details. Our theatre-goers
peed not doubt but that the preseEta.
fion will equal those given In the
above cities.
WONDERLAND MusEE.
Crowded houses continue to attend
Manager Dockstader's popular and
Nosy establishment, The Wonderland
The performances presented there are
Of the frat quality only, clean. bright
and moral. This week the program Is
one OF rare excellence. Among the
list OF novelties will be found VIM
Queen. the living suicide; Major Zaiu
ola, the triple jointed marvel Princess
Cello. the beautiful midget; Tom anC
Gert!e Grimes comedy sketch enter
tainers; Peter Heilstrom, the portraye
Of Swedish character comedy; Burton
hnd DE Almo. the musical marines
John Il. Mackin, eccentric comedian
and Professor Harry Mohus' famou
dog circus. large troup of bumau
~ endowed canlnes. Where In tn
world can you see so much for tie
pents? The answer echoes, nowhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

CAED-BuIldInga Furnace.
- JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Olfoe, No. West rnlf d street
phpnesii5 and 2)L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

CROCK FOR SALE OR UXCHANGE rog
, good rent able real estate in Inning
lou. Wal Lear iartsuGatton Phlllip
II. CLARK, $50 Marker 81. ma'eodh'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

L'DN RENf-A lHrge Old fashion stone
j. house. suitable for summer residence,
RoothNyu station, Delaware County Pa,
ON u. & %. K. X, Address Box L.. Lin
wood, Pss mG'0t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

StWte UI IHbrhOhDtBf
at tbs ItgPuBLIoAS ollcs to-day. In tho
shade:
7o'clOck. l0o'clocl; 2o'clock
IS 90 60
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
NEW York CLOTHING HOUSE.
Only Ten Days More
To Get Rid of
Our Heavy
Weight Clothing

They are going out rapid.
ly. Oyercoats, Suits and
Trousers at half or a little
more than half price.
Our second floor is crowd.
ed all day.
Store open every evening.
We still have a few more
of those Mems Pants at 65
cents; worth 81.
Store open every evening.
We still have a few more
of those Mixed Cashmere
Pants at 80 cents. re
We still have a few more
OF those Black Cheyiot Pants
at 81. so.
Store open every evening.
We still have a few more
of those Knee Pants at Is
cents.
We still have a few more
OF Mems and Boys Suits
and Oyercoats at about half
price.
Store open every evening.
All goods marked in plain
figures and if dissatisfied
with your purchase we will
return your money.
Store open every evening.
We have a few goods lefI
over from last spring at the
same reduction as the heavy
weights.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-14
StaOt Salllmore.

Der BAN Ser cIeftrii9en
8 ! II na d g Ointz 8ree5e wirO
Sicicr Sage BON Der yGitgz & Subs
.trbaus9fuiluug-GOm bon Solgblanoz
tOwn aus, in 2(n9riff 9enOuImen wers
ben.
Grauungen.-4a 4aitor 6. Suber
traute geitcrn 2lben0 in 9tr. 429, 90
GarOlincltraBc, benz Sutiiniti9en Scim
oe5 glUfltden 8aarc8, 0ru. -. 5.
Ser;ingcr nit Sri. Wtarie 6. !6ar.
3rau3euqcn wurcn Sr. un0 6rau ST..
S6icrcr. Die gfcuocrmGbltcn bcsabcn
iia ipatcr ouf Die SOf5eitSreiie.
- 0crielbe Yul ltOr traute gcitern III
icincr Yiurrw obnung, Gfe Central
2lue. unO tSaDetteitraBe, 0rn. 5OBann
6riSfe nit Sri. Slande @ooo.
Sran0. - Der 2llarm bonn &aiten
9tr. 482 tur5 Dor II llbr gcitern 9Ors
mjttag5 mar Ourd Elm I'M 5meiten StOd
ser NObnun9 bon Sarrg 6eiugolO, Or.
1886, @brtitiauitrnBc, ausgcbro6eneS
6cuer peruriadt, luel9s8 cinen Sdaocn
pOn 5000 anrihtcte. 9aNelbe entitanO
Ourd ctnen Oefeftsn 9foudiun9.
Gin 8rteftrd9er in g dwus
lttateu.-Gborle8 9fcDnOlOS, eiu @rs
Srieftrager i'm hieii9en %Oitamt, wurOs
geitern pom 8Oii;ilten @eIib pom Oft
lt4en Oiitritt unter Ser 8cidulOI9un9
uerbuftet, anssbli6 Ocn 2Sm. Ilpeeole
unO Su8b 2lul0, gleidious 2lngeitcQte
I'M POltamte, lleberiie5cr i'm Wertbe
BON SIS, reip. $40, aeitOhIcn 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-14
92r. so.

rScpcrnz &arf &auoz uuo
Smpro uemeUt=G Gompu4nir."
- User iiA nod teiu Grun0lthf i'll
ScpernsYart gcijdcrt bat, Qcm bictct
iih MN nod cine Niacgcnbclt, 0icic5
III tbun, iuOcm Die p, Scyutcu=Eorf %ano
Il SmproucmCutsGO." auf Grjudeu ciz
ncr 2in;abl ycier ot5 nIcRtiacn Gors
rcipouocnIcu," ipwio m:Grwcr GcicQ-
ihoiten unO &crclne bcidlohen bat, bic
&crldenfUng uou Sluplugln nod cine
Belt lang fOrtjUlctcu.
-Gie Gompagnlc bat ltc.st Ca3 g3baIs
ten, mas iic pcriprod}cu, uuo LaulcuOc
unIcrcr Ecicr babcu ijd oic Gclc9cubeii
III 9tUBe gcma1t Uno jluo lcgt Ntiiecl
clucr prGdtlgcu &ouiJtlc III ScUcruz
@arf. ScUcrn Earf lltQt in }tnue
2(runOu.GounD IND wlro i'm SiiOeu
uou Dem 6luile Scucrn, I'M 9ioro:n pou
Der n &oItimorcs9,nnapo.t5 Sb0rt zine
Sabu" bCgrcujt.
Die WtQcuO lit grjdlG1 unO 9cIuu0
unO lcht non Der Gtu0t ans III errtt-
dcu. Sin pour Sabre oiiritcn biuciz
dcn, nm oajelbf cine 5taot nit 6abrIz
fen. &uurcnbGulCr II. /. 10 eutltcbcH
III Iaffen. 0;r 9&utb Dc5 Gigsnthum8
miiroe iib natijrllh ieigcru, uuo Ban
plG6c, iijr Die man $500 bt3ablt bate,
brin9cn pcllciht 500 Uno mcbr.
llnterban0luugcn liuO itgt ijbcr sic
ScrduBeruug cIue5 9roBeu Eanoltridlc5
an Scrcinc iijr elucu groBcn An8ilug5s
unO GrboluugSpluG an llicr 0e8 Sez
ncrnfluic5 i'm 0ou9c, uclAer III itOer
Saiion Iaulcn0c Don &,iuhcr ONbm
iiibrcn mwO. l&cgcn Giu;ctnbciten lei:
man Die 2luieigc ouf Der o,ittcu Scite
oc8 ,Ocutibcn GOrrepouOcntcu."
2lu6 cine 9ITd lIdc Gle
9Or cmo Wtpnotcu bcjrotbetc ser %
SABRE alte @eor9 &eBltr lciuc 81 Sabre
altc 6rau Wtmnl, uuo mic cS idcjut
mar Die She tcluc iebr 9ljiflihc. s3uz
crit mGbreuo Der r6lJltcrDOhcu" mODuz
ten nc in Baltimore, ojciclbeu gjugcu 70
ihucu poriibcr, oaB GitOrQ bnlo 0urauf
ouf 60 Sage ms StoOtgci0ugniB Sc
iauOt muroe, neil CT icinc 6rau mlBz
bauocltc.
&iir;lib bate er ieinc 5troIe ab9cz
iciien, unO Ell unO icinc Satin, nit Der
cr iitb wicOer oUSgci6bnt bate, So9en
uah 9ir. 219n GlHtOuluoBc, Canton,
auihciucnO in GilaubcH, OoB 0ic yanOs
luit i6ucu uno ibrem GbcbunOc bcfer
;Uiagcu miiroc, ais oteicnjgc Der Sta0t.
Aut BORT broh Der llnTric0e mieOer
au8. Gcorgc prHgcltc lcine before
SGlftc wieOer, uro 0o5 9tciUltat mar,
6aB CT gciteru pom 5ricocu1riAter GOot
in G0ntou aui 80 Sage IN 1SoltimOrcr
Gountps@efdngniB 9elanOt wurOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-14
Gticntabn= n=2iu9eftsllte Ecltn Die 9tr=
belt utcScr.
alneciteEte Der D@ @rutaul s, ntr l.ga-u n nno
Der Great Vrrtb: :ru @e bu" U rgansrn ihre
cItcu SobTc."

slneciteEte Der gFrutaue s, ntr I.@n-n' nno
Der Great Vrrtb: :rn % { bu" r.amsen ihre
aIteu &obue."
Scleua, Wiout., IS. Npril. Der
allgcmelne 2luSitamO Der 2lugcitelltcn Scr
WtOntana GcutralI9abn," iowie bcr
y@reat 9tortbcrn Sabn" pon 2aromore,
NO, big SpoufGna miro bcutc in
Scene eeictt. Die 9lusltanOigen per-
langen oicielben 2Obus, weld)e ibuen
pOr Ser an 1. 2tu9uit 1898 angenonz
mcncn gObureouftiou 9c5abit murOcn.
IS lit Dies Der crltc 9lu5itan0, mcldsr
bon Scr p9lmerican 9tailluap Union"
an9cOrOnct pugOc unO umfuBt Bic 2OfOs
mOtipfiibrer, Sctjer, GOnOuFteurF,
Sremitr, Strcdenurbsiter, San0werfet,
Maihiniitcn, &Oblensieber, : 5elegrapbis
fen unO Glerts. &ein 2tn9eltellter Der
genanntcn &ate9Orie miro sur 9lrbsit
SurIffcbren, ielblt wenn ibm oie uer>
lan9te EOburate bewiQist wir0, e5 lei
Oenn, bub bicie SewiGIaung auf ale
lusitanOi9c au89cOebnt weroc. Der
Oitlidl fabycn6s GrprcBjug fam bier um
II ubr % Wtinutcu an; scr 8oItpngz
9on warO BON Sen 9lu9siteIlteu ausrau>
girt, uuS 6ieic crflGrtcn iid bereit, i'm
wciter ST bci0rbern, icOO6 leBute Sic
Sabn 9Ompa9nie pOrIGufig oas 2lncrs
bIcteu ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-14
S6nfr0nb.

Sits burg, So, -. 2tprit.-5nl
POliici 9auptquorticr Lief bcute bic
9tu6ridt cin, 0oB uuS ser rNallacez
grdonge.8unf" 81 8euocrs6oU8, Ya.,
wabrcnO Der Gbweicnbcit Der Scumten
$500 in Saar gcitobjcn wurOcn.
CRAWFORD, 9tcbr., II. 9tprtl.-
gdbren0 beutc 9fndmittag na6 SdIuB
Ser 8aut YraIiOent 8bipple uon ser
yGrnwiOrO 8unfins Company" i'm
Compton ioB, iab cr iih plOelid einem
0tanue ge9cniiber, wcl6er tbn, nit Ell
mem 9cluOenen 9feUOluer in Der 9anO.
uufiorOerte, Sen &anenidranf3 gu Ofncn.
2Sbipple that Dies, Der 9fGuber fiillte
li9 bic Gaiden nit gan9barer 0tiin;c
unO BapiergelO-er iOu $4,000 mitgez
nOmmen baben-unO iu6te, nadOem
CT 6cn 8anfprai0cnten in Dem @ewOlbe
eingeid dloHcu, oaS 8cite.
= 8apit SEQ bat Dem @encroIuifar
Ser 0iO;eie ct. G(OuO, Otinn., Sater
3Oiepb Bauer, ben Gitcl 0tOuii9nOre
DerlIebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-14
sluS ser @mnocsDauptffaDt.
Ser oemofratiide Gaufus.

QS al ibin9tOn, II, .. g., 13. Qlpril.
- 9tad elmer bier Stun0en oauern6en
Sisuns nabm Ser bemOfratii6e Gaufu8
Ser GOn9reBab9eorOneten Swei 8ei6liiie
oil. Der crte Orbnet sic itrengc 9urbs
fiibrung ser 9(fte uon 1856 an, na6
pelder @OngreBab9eOrOnctc flr je0en
Sag, ben iie Sen Sieun9sn fern bleiben,
ibr Saldr perlicren, es lei Oenn. iie wds
rem our3 &runtbsit entI6uloi9i OOer
beurlaubt. Der Swcite 8eidluB initruirt
raS GOnIitc iiir 9fe9eln, cine 9te9cl elm
;uberidtcu, nud melder in 3ufuuit ein
Quorum 9e3ablt pereen IOa.
Yermiidtcs.
& btngton, .. g., IS. 9(pril.
- 3mildcn G6icuso unO Ser SunSess
bauptitaOt wu:0e bcute cine oircftc 9cz
lepbOnuerbinouns er0fInet. Die erIten
SOrte ge9cnicitigcr SeglIftpanidung
murOe pom SiiIf8z@cncralz 8oItmeiiter
Sone5 an bieicm uno GoItmeitcr Scz
ting am an0crcn Gnbc scmcdiclt. Die
QSOrte warcn beutllt unO flar 3u b0z
rcn. 10 SaB oas Experiment uujlpsiIcts
bait ais ell criOlsrsi9eS bejeidnet wcrs
BEN bari.
SHlfs>S6aeamtsi iefrctGr SamIin fat
Sen 3oucollcftor in &a, 6la., anz
geiuicieu, eincm ;wildcn Son0uras unO
Campo pcrfcbrcnOen SdJiiie, auf pclz
9em 2OOie Der Jest in SonOura5 oomiz
;ilirtcn 2ouiiianazTotte QcOyudt luerz
Den, Oas SanOwcrf 5u legcn. 9aS
Sdiff ent3os ii6 Der Se;abIun9 zines
3olle5 ourd Die @rflGrung, ser 2Ottcs
rieapparat an Soro iei amerifauii6cn
llripruuss; BON jest an iOu 9is5 aber
genau unter iHdt iusrbCn, unO INSIDE
lOnSerc, Oh Die un9ebli9 erportirten
0egenitdnOe in Der .3miidcuseit ni6t
cine @s.tbueranOcrung crlittcn baben.
gll5 3oll aui yotterielooic lit Der aui
Sen Sooien per;eihncte Grcis ieitgcicet
uorben, unO Der a3OllcOIleftOr lOll uer'
ludcn, audi ben 3Ou fit friibsr impOrz
tirte 2ooie III coleftlren.
3feprGlentant StrauB BON 9tcms0ort
CAB Beute su Gbren pom Sprcdcr Strip
I'M n2lrlin9tOnsSCtel" Elm Dmcr, an
Dem infer 9lnoeren SicszB BrdfOent Stcz
pcniOu, Sefretar 0reibam, Die Senatoz
rem 0ormGn unO @alib, iOwie mebrere
Heprasentanten tbelluabmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-14
CurOpdiC6e Jfn6e(6eriC6te.
Gr Ienanet .pcit unO lpito fret.

q 9(mitcrO am, 13. 9tpril. l.-Sor beni
bieii9en Gcri6t8bOf bat Der BroseB
9egeu Senbrid &c song be9onnen, mel
der ii9 inter 0em Oriugen6cn 9crOadt,
ieine bcloen 6roucn (Surab Suctt un0
Worte Sdmie) crmorSct 81 baben, be-
reitS icit September b. s. in Inter
iudun95bait bciinOet. SrOs mOnatcz
LANCER eifri9er Seuiibungen hOQGnois
ider, wie cngliiGer 0eteftiue8 lit e5
jcood] bis 5ur StunOe nid)t selunqen,
Ben 9erbaftctcn Ser tbm ;ur 2alt geleas
ten Serbreden gu iibcrfiibren, ;umul Sc
Song lel6it bartnddig leugnet. Ssine
erlte 6rau iou CT in 2onoOu ermorOet
baben, Se3igIid Der GrmOrOun9 Der
sweiten, Otarie Sdmit, iit our6 53eu,
9cnausia9en iopiel feitgclteQt morOsn,
Oa8 Die S5at an 81. 9(uguit 3uiI9en
BEN SrtIdaftcn Earenbcrg uuo SuIium
pOllbraft uOrben icin muB. 2lm 9lbeno
bes Scnanuten Cages fam Sc Song in
Sarcn6crg nit einem Bafet auf Dem
9tiifen an, in wcldem iiG, wie lpater
ermittelt wurbc, iGmmtlide &lciOer ser
Grmor6eten 6efanSeu. Sim fol9enben
Sage trug er Oie &lciOer tn'S 2arcnbere
ger @erlaBamt; bcr Scamte 6e8 SerInez
antics ertanntc i'm IOfOrt ais ben Mann,
Der an Wtorgen teS l. September oie
6rauenflciSer periebtc. 0cmna6 ideint
cs, OaB DC Song Die 2eid)e p0llig ents
tlelSct unO oann auf irgenO cine Weiie
bel Scitc 9eI9afft bat.
0a Sc Song iebe S6u(o bartnGdi9
leu9uete, 10 uerludte ser llnterIu6ung8s
rihtcr, i'm auf Ocm g8ege ser SgpuOtis
flruus 5it cinem GeitGnOnlB SIT bIingen;
man bOiite auf oieic &elie n%r 81 erz
iabrcn, no er Sic 2eide ser ltaria
SdJmtt perbOrgcn, uno Sohte oann
ictne 9ln9abcn auT ibrc 9fldtigfcit ;u
priifen. 2lusiu audi 0icie8 Experiment
miBlonq, unO 10 mar ole FOli;ei u0Qis
anger StanOe, irgcnO cinen bircften
8eweIS 6c5 OtOrOe6 9egcn be Song erz
brin9en ju fonncn. 9lu6 sic Sermus
tbun. baB CT nit Sad Dem 9lufI9liber"
ioentii6 icin oiiritc, funO fcine geitGtiz
9uns, oa fcltgeiteIIt lucrOcu fOnnte, OaB
sr ;nr 3elt Der Serabun9 ueridicOcner
iener bcriidtigtcn SraueumorOe in
8bitcdapcl iib gar niAt uuf frciem
SUB bciauO, iOn0ern serabe cine Sc
idnsniBitrafe wegen Yeruntreuun9 uer<
bibte. Outer iul6en llmitauOen blieb
Der Yolt3ci 9tidt8 anOcre5 ii6lg, ais bic
auf NIorO lnutenOe 9lnttasc gc9cn Sc
Song ourlauiig fallen 5u lanen, unb 10
hattie iidl Serlclbc heute nur auf sic 9lns
tlage, iid inter falitlen SOripie9elunz
@tlO perltaIit ST boben, 5u ucruutwOr'
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sIus Der sSmm0esbauptftaDt.
EtitcttillIftocli,

gSuibin9to o II, -. 2(pril.- Bra'
fOeut 9tcUelanO bat bcute Ocm Scnut
mebrere Grncuuuugen 5u9eianOt, 6oz
runter bic fOlqen0eu fir Nturglano; ;28.
8. MarburD, 8un0es>0iitrittsanwalt;
SrmOnO 6ammOno. Siilf5 SunOc5s
S9aemciltsr; Barnes Compton, 9tuz
pulsSIitcer; 6rant 2. Sbam, .3Ouz
umt8zGOIlcttUr; 6. 9(iO9cln @Ooowin,
$ouicusSurOe egOr, unO g. .. Noriie(O,
FOltmciiter. Sdumtli6 III Baltimore
itatiOnlrt.
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Ser ncueftc poIitiidle G Gebeimb,,mo.

Sn0ianapolis, Snb., -. Npril.
Die n9lmcrican Erotecttpe 2I1ocia>
ton" BON Sn0iona bat bier ibrcn Sab
rcscOnocnt abgebalten uno c8 fanOen
iid su oeuiclbeu 100 0clcsatcn eiu,
wclac aud chen 10 uieIe @O9en rcpras
ientiren. Die Sisung mar cine gsz
bcime, unO pom Dem Snbalt Der Ser
banOlungen Iun9te 9}i6ls ms Bublis
fun, icoOd) ipeaden iid Bic 9elegaten
iibcr Die Stcllung Der 2Ino5iation Oiien
aus. Sie crtl0rten, sic 2liio;iatiou be-
tampic bic GrwGblung irgcuo wsldcr
&athOlifcn SIT 2lcmtcrn, 9Icibuiel, luelz
der pOItlilhcn Gartci Oielelben angelo
rcu. BOlltil6e gartciunteri ihisbe MOS
DIE Bic 2tnociotipn in oiclen Punfte
nidt. 2lud sic @riuablung iOl1er Der
lonen, bon mcldlcn 81 pcrmutDen lei,
boB lie fatbollIdc llutcrbcamtcn crnens
ncn uirOen, meun iie gu cinem 2lmte
gcIanstcn, betampfe Ste 2lnosiatiOn.- -
Die Otttglie0er Der HpSiotiOn bebaupz
ten, iRre @jciammt;abl I'M Staate lei
$4,000, unO iie t0nuten irgcnO ciuem
Gtfct. oeiicn Grwab Jung iie nldt luiigids
ten, gut cine 9tjeOcrlagc berciten.
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Serbecrenoe Gye1ters brunn.
Sie SufIaIosr northumberland eines
aIacrt-Sw3!tI Irbcitsr pe:mitt.-6cuer.
iVebricu:c &c | tt.

Sie SuHaIosr lrembtnindey= Fa6rit eiuas
aI1crt,-Sp5!f Irbcittr pe:mitt.-6euer.
webricu;e &c / tt.
8uffuGo, 0.<0.. -. 9(pril.-0je
r9tmerifuniide Grau6en3ufcr 6abrit"
wuroc bcutc G6enO burd cincn Srauo.
Der in 6olgc einc5 oefetten clcttr;i6en
0robte5 cutftano, clugcdidcrt. 3er
Serlult bctragt 81, 200, 600 uuO lit nur
I'M 8ctrage pOn 100000 Gurd Ser
iiferung geOcdt.
M%ou oen in SEN @cbauli6fcitcn Be-
i6dItigtcn 60 Otann wcrOcn - pers
ml6t uno man befiir9tct, ooB 0ieiclben
untcr ben Sriimmern begrabcn liegcu.
Die 9tamcn Der ScrmiBten f0nnen bcute
9lbcnO ni3t fcitgeltellt werOen. SOu
Ocn 9lugcltclltcn, wcl@cu es 9clong, Su
eutfommen, truaeu 9ame5 2oung, N.
Otaurice, g8ilhelm &awaOow8ti un0
Sob. Stern i6were Serlebungcn OauOn.
gluBerbcm murOen lieutenant Sdr6oer
unO Sdlau6mann 3olcpb @cber ni9t
uucrbcblt1l permun0ct.
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Scr 6nIaen.

ct. 2Outs, 13. 2tpril. Der 9Ic.
ger @burle5 gSlS0Ont, wclder an "a.
Hpril Oen Gabaf5bauoler gOuarO u
0rcrler al Der 8ineitraBe in ieincn
Sctte eri6lug unb Oann cen 2u0en aus.
ranbte, mar beutc I'M bisiigcn @sfdn9.
niBbof 9eban9t. 9tud0em gSiSOOm,
meAer ij6 ltraubtc, wlIll9 bcm S6crifi
5um galScn Sn foIgen, 9cluultiam aui
Die PlattiOrm 9ebrud)t wOrOen mar,
ocrlief Die GrcfutiOn Obne ie9lieben .3pis
i6enfall. Der SOB warO our9 GrOroIs
ielun9 berbei8efiibrt. 4 sss -sss1:c,;: 1=z1r