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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-28
ELECTION NOTICE.


OFFICE OF COlr3IIssIO0ER OF ELECTIONS.
Iopeka, Kansas. March 20. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the comm ssioner
of elections for the city of Topeka has this day
selected the following named uars0ls to act as
judges and clerks OF election To be held on Tues
day. April 5rQ, 1874, Tor rle purpose of FOLng Tor
one councilman from each ward, and one eoun-
Gilman from the third ward 70 iii vacancy, i've
members of school board. three constitutes. toll
wit.
First Ward
FIRST PRECINCT
Judges-James Anderson, j. A. CaIkins, d.
hlussfnan-
Clerks-Win Grlnth j.. "a. Doman.
Polling place. GIG NoTlh Kansas avenue.
SECOND PRECINCT
Judges-Janes Mitchell T. a. Reagie. O. O.
MadOuIet
Clerks-J. r. Ellinw0od, w. G. Sly.
Polling place. 300 Vest Laurent.
THIRD PRECINCT
judges. w. Blossom. &. y. Adams. e. Ny
stfom-
Clerks-yV. +. AIoneetl q. H. Haniey.
Polling place corner Grant and Topeka ave.
nAs.
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KNIeHTs 81 PYTHIAs.

The Years Record Of the Endowment
Rank-sword Thrusts-
The membership of the endowment rank
on an. was - $50, insurance carried. S1o,-
So, 600. During the year 1898 8 lo4 mem
bers were admitted. The receipts from I'M
terest for the year were $40, Mss. There
were 800 Deaths and the benefits paid
amount to $4,000 Since the organization
Of the rank the benefits paid exceed s., 0OO,-
coo
The Knights Of Allegheny county, Pa,
have started movement for the purchase
of farm GA which TO erect buildings for a
Pythian home.
Rhode Island has 3.948 knights, includ-
ing II past grand chancellors and 2ss past
chancelors-
The uniform rank Of New Albany. Ind,
viii attend the national encampmeut and
take part in the competitive drills.
One hundred strong, with it's own band
and quartermasrers on it's own special train
of Pullmans Gate City division of Atlanta
viii move on W Washington next August.
There are now about 500 sections Of the
endowment rank
If the Knights Of Pythias ever had On i'm
fancy, it was very short one. 1T thrived
wherever its ritual was introduced, and it's
founders can well look with pride on their
work
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IFirst published March a5 1894. ia tie Topeka
state journal
Proposals for the Construction Of
a System Of Sewerage ia
Sewer District No.
16, City Of
Topeka.

March Is. ls9a
Sealed proposals viii Be received az this oaice
s5ructlon OF a pipe sewer with all tie necessary
appendagess complete along certain streets, ave
sewer district No. lis. in tine city oil Topeka. and
fully described ia ordinance no. 1910. approved
sne 1yln day Of august 1898. and as provided
IN ordinance NO. 1902. approved March u. 1885.
Y work necessary TO complete SAID system Of
sald ~ be done ln s1rlet accordance Win .na
several plans and the spec heations a1y al-
proved uy the mayor and council of said cllys
4le now On L. ID me cry e4slne9r once OF
done unQer the supervision and direction Of the
cry engineer OF other authorized person deslg-
mated Dy him.
Payments for au Of said work To Be made "a
mlIJed 10 the mayor and council of said ely Tor
zlltEef acIi9n, either - internal lmlEof cement
cash. as the MAJOR and counea may elect.
conform 70 the following Instructions TO bidders.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
1.-Proposals under dlheren5 names VIII not
oe received from one hrIn or association-
serves the right TO reject amy or all bids or parts
Of bids which may not be advantageous 70 the
s.-Each bidder win be required % deposit
Topeys i esrr5fifri ea- rf rIar9sfr for two 6un-
dred dollars. THAI he VIII enter into contract, u
awarded TO hun. according % the terms Of his
bid. withln hve days after the cerlncauon Of
Ain al bids made by firm. the Individual
names Of the members must be written oug and
mus Pc slSheu " nun, sisll9 sAs llse-5 ~
scribe themselves Ia addition as doing BUSH
ness under gwen name ana s5yle as a a l5,
with county and state. must be given. AFTER hls
6.-Any one signing q proposal as the agentOf
another oE Others must file with ID legal evil
Alterations 81 arasures or Interlneations
should be explained or noted in the proposal
over the signature of the bidder.
san prices must be written as well as ex-
s.-ProDos3fs should be addressed to the city
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KNIGHTS OF 81. JOHN AND MALTA.

Government and Principles of the Order.
News and Gossip.
The order seeks to perpetuate in the nine
teenth century principles equally as endur-
ing as the historic achievements Of their
fraters Of the crusades. The solemn obli-
cations of his reception binds the novice to
the constant exercise Of the duties Of FRA
ternity. The order is Christian. but not
sectarian, and practical benevolence Is en-
couraged aud systemized by means of the
endowment and sick and funeral benefits
1T is governed by a continental grand body
styled the chapter general of America, com
posed of its own officers, represent at ives
from the subordinate bodies styled encamp-
ments, past grand commanders, grand pri-
ors. district deputies and past commanders
In each state the order is under the super
vision of a grand prior.
Careful research discloses that prior 10
the reformation our order was as strong
in ireland as England. Some Of the for
mer priorias were Immensely endowed and
consisted of large tracts of choice land
Valiant of Brooklyn received b applica-
tions in january Valiant IS reaching aft
or a membership Of l,1O5. The thousaldth
is in sight
There are encampments Of the order ia
several states Of tile Union and in Canada.
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Fifth Ward
FIRST PRECINCT
Judges-W. s.. Tucker. Y. +. Knox 81 d.
Harr.
Clerks-John Gorham. "a. IT. Daniels
Polling place. ticke5 office fair grounds.
SECOND PREBI1Cr
Judges-J0hn Hewitt. u. E. P0ttineef John
Reid
CIerks-HaIe Richie. r. y. ShilHnulaw
Polling place. 500 East Tenth
said judges and clerks are required TO appear
the Office Of Ehe conulss Toner OF elections ON
Thursday March ~, and qualify
tsEAL. FRANK Herald
Commissioner ct Elections
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Election Proclamation.

AN election win be held at Ailen's ham n Ohio
nfev 81 potwfn Place on Monday che -ud daN OF
Aasrll 1894 from eight O'Clock fo 1lN clock
o. M for the purpose OF e.eeliH4 "a mas or ANa
councilmeu. and police judge
al H Vance W M Forbes aud o. As J0hu-
son have been DESIGNATED as Judges az 4aIa H.ee~
ton. and caro- DemlnB ana Alice N3aaaAtH aa
clerks
Given under my hand tnis 2lst day Of hlarch,
1894 JAMES A. LEof HaIa1i. Mayor.
TsHAr.1 Attasts ID. IN. HUEuaE. city Clerk
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Second Ward.
FIRST PRECINCT.
Judges-AT Heery. Ed Flaws. f. B. Oval.
Clerks-W. I'll. CIFer, Pat DeVln.
Polling place. 2Oz Monroe.
SECOND PRECINCT
Judges-L. n. Marker, W. +. Copp, Louie
Butcher
Clerks-AI Benson. III NhiUtesey.
Polling place. 81 jefferson.
THIRD PRECINCT.
Judges-L. D. Eversole. Joseph Griiey. a. W.
Brown
CIerks-L. M. Penweu. y. B. Mills.
Polling place. corner Fourth and Branner.
FOURTH PRECINCT
Judges-James Harlan 81. j. Thyman. j. O.
A0ney.
Clerks-Wm Spur. He. Minis
Polling place lils East siN sh avenue.
FIFTH PRECINCT
Judges-J. Gill. John Armstrong W. ~. Al.
kire.
Clerks-T p. Rodgers. C. Il. Butts
Polling place, OF quincy, Neale Block.
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sITJArlons wANTED-FREE

Are you 10 need Of WOrk2 # so. you ara &c
liberty r0 .uss those columns for assistance in
that direction. While this noae8 appears the
STATE JQUHsag AL WIFI publish free on Saturday.
Monday and tuesday. for Topeka OF kansas
people. all notices on Situations Wanted" not
exceed ng I'VE lines. OF thirCy-dvs words. in
length Provided chat all advertisements or
thls nature are handed 10 previous TO
Ten o.c-0eL 1atIrl-ay mornings also On Wed1es-
day. Thursday aud hrLlay, an advertising OF
pms class handed 10 oy ten oeioek Wednesday
morning.
no itl refreshments of this nature to be started
except ON Saturdays and Wednesdays NO OBJ
AgaLlon ls incurred on the part Of the adTsrEls-
ers N- worthy and needy man or woman noeo
AesAfate to take advantage of this oner NO one
H5 business or having endowment is expected 70
rake ADVANTAGE ir. bur an others luH1HEd e
3Hslu themselves LEeetE-
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FIRST published on the 2sth day Of March. 1894.
~ The ofheial city paper
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Fourth Ward
FIRST PRECINcT.
Judges-Thomas Archer. . III. sheafor s.
Ram.
Clerks j. Z Kent. = O. Potts
Polling place. hams barn.
SECOND PRECINCT
Judges-A. 81. H. Claudy Geo. E. Baker. John
1chauiIn-
Clerss-W. L. True. a. 6. Morrison.
Polling place City prison.
THIRD PRECINCT
Judges-F. s. Stevens. Conrad Mayer a. j.
Hemingar-
Cerks-s. g. Garrard. u E Tawers
Polling place, 7l1 West Fourth street.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Judges-J. II. West. j. e. Stewart. Frank
Lyman
Clerks-A W Waters. Lee Carter.
Polling place. SOS Clay
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NM AAIED-Ia buy horse and cart oF win
ARE one Ton The summer; must be cheap
Address NE Journal ONCE.
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W. ANIED-A good white girl; good wages
ll24 Van Buren, St.
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FIRST PRECINCT
Judges-J. q. Crouch. j. j. Scott. S. H. Rob-
luS0n.
Clerks-Af III Jenkins. Frank Curry.
Polling place IO4 East Tenth street
SECOND PRECINCT
Judges-H r. Achinback. r. r. Pay. Walter
Oakley
Clerks III. T. Cook. j. ". Douthitt
Polling place. Il0l Western avenue
THIRD PRECINCT
Judges-R. A. Henderson. Geo. D. Iutz Benz.
Wall.
Clerks-A- H- WetheEbee. IL ~. 1IacfarraIn.
Polling place 11o9 Western avenue
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w ANIED- Managing partner with $3.50 cas- h
40 uuy nall "a am established manufacture
lng business sn Topeka. Carver 81 COL. room 5,
685 Kansas ave
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VA ANIED-A good solicitor. z 4 Kansas ave
eLnger VIZ @. u. y. sears
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First published ON tha -2sth day Of March. 1884
in she o1clal city paparl
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NJ ANTED-By Mrs. Elder. es1 Kansas ave.
skrtnakers and mil-uer's apprentices
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ANTED-Ml SCELLnN ECBs.
w ANIED-At once, white lady cook. at
Hs ohio house.
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wANrEp-sIruArioNs.

w AN FEDS 81 7arion by good meat cutters
can furnish best Of reference Address
M- - E., a4 Kansas ave-
MA ANIEL-IC work with carpenter to
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M AN1E9-I I'D sen at public auction AN my
household goods anu furniture Of Friday
tine 3otn iusl.s at @ CLOCK p- M 40. go Circle
street, Au1urndale- Must sell ALL because i 60
TO California q. Rslche-
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U IDN EAULEL9l-
Eastern Testibule no. 8. leaves 2-z7 o. ms
Hh- O. Accom-. 40 g. leaves 7-19 a. n-
western Festioule 40 z. leaves 1855 d a.
#SaIua Accom- mo- o. leaves g SO p mi
#DaAy except sunday. All others daily
Train No 8. solid vesEibuIe to Chicago dining
car 1fea cllaf ears. etc. running over tie Cli-
cage 8 Alton from Kansas City. has through
sleeper for ST. Louis via Missouri Pacific
Iran NO q. solid FesLlDula for Denver.
making direct connection Tor Pacific COAST
Through Eulman cars Tor salt Lake, through
ColCuisr car To Portland. ere. e1C
City ticket o1hce. 5-5 Kansas ave.
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sirst published March %. 1888. in the Iopeka
state Journal
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flor sALE-elX room frame cottage. bath
t--iA =ea7- sAL laer door ana screens. me
"7tA ana eisl7in- A-ppi5 us Jefferson ST.
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A4T AAIED-At once. drst-class tailoress
John Wilton 52Q Kansas ave-
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NV AN IEL-At Cnee- Some houses all sizes.
for good tenants. Have average of ~
calls pen day. We furnish good tenants or none.
Benedict 81 Cos Goa kansas ave.
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s9h saba Sis room house. with cistern
cheap lor cash AI "a Irwin
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w ANrED-Io work with q carpenter to
WANTEp-M lscELLANEoys.
NKTANTED-A once. a whIfe lady cook. at
ONO house.
ANIED Managing partner with $3.50 cash
a. buy haf "A "a established manufacture
lng 1usi ness In Topeka. Carver 81 Coz. room 5.
Ao5IED-By Mrs Elder. esl Kansas ave.
shlIlnakers and mlll-ner' apprentices
M AeAIED-Io buy horse and cart b win
address, - Journal office
NKrANTED-A good solicitor ~ kansas ave.
1sel IL Z -. f. r. Sears
wv AN IEl- "a good white girls good wages.
M ANIED-A few energetic persons needing
enE-oyihen- 70 eall ~ re East Fifth ST.
NNTAN1Ep-T no sen at public auction. AIN my
household goods anu furniture Friday
$500 .-s-. s. e 1-s',,A q Ia = q ny ei4e-s
70 California 9. he-ehe-
w ANTED-At once. drst-eiass tauoress
soAn n Ap9ll 5-4 Kansas ave-
W. NTEL--At onee- some houses. ali sizes,
gals per DAY. We furnish good tenants 81 none
Benedict s Co Goa kansas ave.
8# AAIED-Eyeryb to know CHAT YOU can
4ef your old paper cleaned for One-thiTd
East.esh st.. rooms 5 ands.
NNANTED-Fan .ers. paper hanger and. pIas-
t4rers- Gail at nlY residence amy evening.
7l5 Harrison So. O- 2. LpdsgraH
NHTANTED-so small real estate loans
simon Greenspan.
w ANIhD-A good. light. I'VE seated cut I'M
der surry, vi Ih Top. Tor one horse. 80 kan
WVTANTED-A man to take "a once and rep
resent manufacturers $50 per week.
sIaaA capital required. Address. with stamp,
MIS- BOX 4l2 Concord Junction Mass
NJ AN IED-N atches. clocks and umbrellas
70 repair ~ n hansas ave-, upstairs
ENANTAD-To move. sTORH OF snip house
- sAEg S sKEs2gHI. l2s r. 9Th st..
A1EE1AAa AZ 1a .A-s7hElt AZ STORAGE co.
NNrAN rED-oh- you never heard Of tn ware
so vAeap- riverside store ~ Kansas
WETAN EElJ--loI Is - 10 die 7z7rsTe7 ~ --T7r5
an1 save solr money ~ Kansas ave
RooMs 70 RENT.
FOR RENI-Fi7e rooms for Housekeeping,
Is vel and c1stsrn. FRUIT OF an kinds. s27
western ave-
N~OR EEN Pieasarr urffrnfSl1sTi rooms FAT
- Light housekeeping. at 628 ~. slh. Inquire
GA premises.
FOR RENI-F easant unfurnished rooms.
hrst Door good repair. cheap. ala Jackson
FOR RENT-One two or three CHEEKY fur-
nlsned or unfinished rooms. furnace OF
sls45 1es. electric iigl-s bath with hot and cold
A1A4 "atet i1-Alael.. 1922 Folk SIS.
EOR FENT-Nica double .pariors 81 drst a5or.
1lInlsLls9 or ulilfn shed 10 Mad son St.
E7UR REM Furnished rooms with or g-lTi1-
e4l e9atai wI Also furnish rooms for light
A94ssAee pl1g- Apply af 2t4 Aas+ Seventh ISL.
FOR BEN CUSE5
----S@ = -----~------
- esiLar- ei4tern barn. etc. near car line
Address l a4 5eucnal odice.
Il M houses IA n5s 9 ssza aa Lens re men see
E D. rf- s7s4I
price. HARnH &. MMsoN.
5-i WABASH avenue. ChIea1o.
----7- 7-------
Hf'-1s A-1-f IA good SIX room mousse Inquire
ron 5ALE- HfECEN AN IONS
TroH 8 AIF-5l~@l s1e7I1-,T - 7---,1--- 49,,
1---s-- ,5 g. t-- gang ~a- On i rank d.
T-oR sALE-sip room f---Tr -1f-7--- 7-t7-
A rooin gas Sill .,sr d6oT-a15 seras5,e 7 sHl
"st ana elslefn AIpi5 us Jefferson ST.
r-oR sAT.H- a -7r $500 1
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#-sgh sALe-Cheap. four different kfnds III
--s Alsn pred chickens Enquire 1I0i IS estern
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liz toAt k1N light room house large ward
- eailar- ei4tern, barn. etc.. near car line
address w A4 Jourual Office
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ATTORNEYS Al law


g.. M. WEIGH. f q. WILSON.
WEIGH WILSON.
AIIE9NENs EAM.
Kansas Avenue
Commercial Law and Land Litigation DOB
faulled Mortgages attended l9s EHaestea N AM
State and Federal Courts.
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Gapt. 5enrg 6umsatr,
pSu haml mer 9iq eHOl, On i6Iedter
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mono auf Setrtiben ae5 glferbausSez
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gate bat 0umal8 cnua $4,000 Hc9ies
rungSgelocr unterid)lacen. Gr mar elm
Sebemann uuO bate u1;dbli9e 6reunOe
su le:nen Champagne SoupcrS. Su
Der 9tGbe ieiuer 2&Obnrn9 bate er ieine
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ger, laGt man lbrIgen5 GaB er sewuBt
babe, NO il5 9Ow8ats aHlbIelt. 9ll5
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tin untIquurtides YHdcrgcidaIt inter
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aber lange, bis er iih uer9cwilieru
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tOnnte, iunbte man lbn ms @eiGnguiB,
pOn no er na6 @aibingtOn au5gelieiert
merSeu mlr0.
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beiOen Slider, welde Dor eini9en Gaz
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an gOro senOmmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-28
Nus uufeser aeHrtscn =. Rorsen.
&rrmii6te trlrgrapbiide 0cpridrn.

- 9m rWipHic Bart" bel SOfon
ianb gsitsru Sas 9leuncu Ser brei
0ensItc , ,0i~cctum," n 2lriOn" uno 9&clz
Jon" um Die g0rle BON $4,000 ltatt.
yOirectum" aewanu.
- Dor benz gunte8>&rei8geridt su
5er9usz6aQs, ORiuu., wuroen 60 gez
gen .bemasise Nu9eiteute Der r@rcat
9tortbernzSabn" wcgeu Sbeilnabme an
bem 9roBcn Strife erbObens 4ntlaqen
ni.berseI9lu9sn. Or 0iitrIftsanmalt
Mil uuf'S 9teus Die anselegsnbeit ben
@rOBseidwOrensn uorIe9en,
- GridOiien purbe IN 9ewport,
9lrf., ein befanuter 2lrjt, 9tamen5 81.
q. @ution, Our9 ben OOrtigen BoliScis
DEF 9tobert SimOns. 3wtiden 8ciOen
batte cine lan9e uno crbittcrte 6einpz
Idait beltanOcn.
CINE o6erfd6lide GOI6a6cr 1T
bon .inem Werituner bel BbOenir, Iriz
3ona, na9 BEN lcsten b:itIgcn Gegen.
CULLEN sefunSen pOrOen. Gr entbedte
an elmer Steue 0Ol6 I'M 8ertbe bon
$4,000 unO ianO bulO baraDi, uaabcm
Ct nit 3pci @enoTen an Die gltbeit aez
9anecn mar, in ptniseu Ga9en ueitere
QuantitGten @nlO, Die ctucn @elammtz
wertb BON $4,000 batteu.
- Gin Corps ron Sngmieurcn bat
cine Gour ben Ct. 90iepb .9tiper unb
isiu. gtsbsnfliiIe aliwGrts gena6t, I'M
iid BON Der Gbunlldfeit einer &anals
9lOute, bur6 wsltc IOlsoo, S6iO, nit
Sbicaso in Yerbinoun9 gebraht wIroe,
gu ib,r;eu9en. Die 9tOute miiroe BON
Chicago burd ben @fi6J9un.Se,, nud
gltbart. JnS., bann bur9 mebrere
fleins See'n unb SliiiIe mad bem Otauz
mee>9liper, bart an Der Gr.u;e pom Snz
oiana, bann BEN 8oboib.&anal .ntz
lang. Defiance unO gtupuI.on, 8, einz
IdlleBenO, na6 TOlebO iiibren.
- Sieben idifibrudj9e Olatroien
Ses S6OonsrS rWillie unO Slice" BON
SarpSmeq, 9t.s6., weldsr um Santams
Sod ssi9.itert it, wurOsn burb ben
Sdouner y0iOrninsz2iSbt" gersttct unb
nud SortlanO, 9t.~5, gcbra9t, Sic
trlebeu IN elaem SaDn aur Der See unlz
ber, unb 5wei baOOn iuaren bereitS bes
ipuBtIo8.
- Der Dampfsr n6alcOn," Der gum
gufiu9sn Der SeurD'i9en 9torOpolsGrz
petition aus9eibift mar, 1T. nit siaz
3elnen OtitslieSerH Der GrpcOition, BAR
unter 6rau YsurD, am gOrb, in Ybiz
laSelpbia an9etOmalen. 6rau BearD
nit iFrsm 8abg unb cinsm G5timos
MaOden wareH Die grltsn, bic Ous
Sdifi uerlieBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-28
Giicubabnunsliid in rincm pciiliden
9auoliQDtd)cn.

2uTaDettc, jnO., 27. Sept. =
Seute, ltor9cnS l2 llbr, RIP Gin Dltlld
gebtnOer 6radt3u9 Der uGric q @es
ltern" uuf' Dem idlcfeu @cleiie bret
ARe;lcn weIill1 pom bier ouseInanOer
uno bic iawcr bclubcnsu @a99on5 lIcz
ZEN Ibcr DaS Gcleiie Der ~ Sig Sour"
na6 Der StaOt. Der BaiIa9ier;u9 Der
lesteren SaBn mar 9eraOc uOn Chicago
einaetroiIcu unO nnno uuf Dem Saupt'
geleilt. Der gdbubOisaulIcber Srl9btz
ley iab Die 0eIabr uur oiiIete RAID Die
Weid)c eincs Setcns.lelles, luoourdD er
oiclc WicnldsnIebrn rettetc. Die Wa9<
qouS iubren in eu5 Sabnhpfs9etduot
bincln uno bcmollrten e5 uoutanbls,
inoem 'iic uuI Der unocrsn Die Otauer
burabraden uno in 6Otteraa 81 Co.'S
Sdubiabrit cinbran9en. Die Uenerz
m;br wurrc aufseboten uuO besann
nua Spicru ;u iuden. Gin 0rOitlteHz
futibcr, 9tamenS 4Salbburn, purOe
tOOtlid, perlcet, icin YierO fam I'M.
Der Serluit miro .auI $4,000 &C.
Idast.