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The evening world., 1894-02-22

tains OF the alcove, and emerged again
only after repeated assurances that the
reporters had gone.
That's about the fifteenth reporter
since ! came in" he said. See" Chold-
ing put his hands,. the blood Is all OFF
now. 1t had dried. you see. and in the
excitement OF the affair l did not notice
it"
He was certainly crazy. These inter
mittent periods OF calmness, depression
and intense excitement were proof con-
elusive IT seemed to me. ! shivered at
the thought.
IT'S beastly cold here" remarked Col
Inns, In a perfectly normal tone. Light
the fire. he added, ''and I'll brew n
punch. l suppose the thing cant be helped
nov. but l wish II could rave been kept
out OF the papers. l shall be branded a
charlatan from San Francisco to New
York"
Another phase Of the dementia, / men
tally observed. 1t seemed that the best
possible thing 70 be lone was to humor
him. While | was busy about the stove
my friend stood peeling a couple OF
lemons, nov uttering a h~alf-subdued
curse, now chuckling idiotically.
II give you my word" he suddenly
broke out, that I was never so complete
ly paralyzed, SO absolutely appalled, in
my life. Why. the blood literally poured
from him in a stream. Money wouldn't
have tempted me 10 do the thing, Len
non. but the woman seemed in such in
tense grief that ! could do nothing but
consent"
Look here, Jayne" ] said, trying to
speak calmly. who is the woman? Who
have you killed, and why did you COM
mi; the crlme?"
Collins had finished making the punch.
He stood with the ladle In his hand about
to MI our glasses, when my questions ar
rested the process. He looked at me hxedly
for a moment, h he laughed aloud.
dealt out two goblets OF the steaming
brew. and sat down ear the stove.
The evening world., 1894-02-22

cure Mrs. Neville a position az scrub
woman in the Pcst-Ofnce Building.
a Tammany man said to-day that the
only way the other indicted election
%officers can save themselves from prison
trial.
."rhev know now what they may expect
after Neville, Dunphy, Rue and Buck
ley's treatment. The only way they
can get even with the big fellows. who
now leave them to their fate, is to turn
states evidence. They received their
instructions from the leaders, who told
them to get the ballots in the box. no
matter how. but to get them there. The
real culprits are the bosses. The other
Fellows are only tools. who obeyed or
ders b!indly, thinking they would be
protected. Now when they are in trou-
BILE. the men who are the cause OF 1t
say: We, know you not These. men
would perform a public service and save
themselves from a felon's fate at the
same time. IL they told all they knew
about election frauds and their i~nstiga-
tors"
The evening world., 1894-02-22
NEWS OF THE STAGE WORLD.
Manager Kline's Queer Applicant
for Passes.
Musical Novelty Promised for Next
Season.

Carver Kline. business manager of KOS
ter 4 Bial's Concert Hall, sat in his den
a couple OF afternoons ago. writing let
ters. He vas interrupted by a boy, who
handed him a card, with the intimation
that the owner thereof would like to see
him. He did not recognize the name.
He did not even remember having heard
1t before. but he signihed his willingness
to see the caller. A mar was ushered in
In due course. He bowed politely and
Informed MIR. Kline that he would Nike to
see the show" that evening, and would
ieel Obliged for a couple Of passes. MIR:
Kline looked at him. carefully from head
to foot, but decided that he had never
ever seen the man before.
Who are .you?" he asked at last, anx-
ious for enlightenment.
an expression Of intense Indignation
cried, angrily. You don't know me?
You pretend you don't, YOU mean; Well.
the man who went to the Worlds Fair
In a dry-goods box. which was delivered
or The grounds OF the Fair, at the Aus
TRAN village. You must have heard Of
that? i made a great sensation"
"Well?' pursued the imperturbable
Kline. puffng at his cigar. -,
was arrested. You heard OF that, and,
later. l accepted a most profitable en-
gagement in a museum"
"Well?" q%ueried the sedate manager.
~ want passes for your show tonight.
You recognize the profession. l suppose?
I'm a member Of the profession now"
He simply howled with laughter. Then
he politely told the artist OF the dry
goods box that he was unable to accom-
m nSIgnsrt him M, The III s, man Ana FREY iearfnliy
He has not as yet applied for a pass to
the Metropolitan p..ra-House.
Henry ]. Leslie. who has just returned
to this city from Boston. promises to
give New Workers a novelty next season.
II L VII be a music drama. called
by the famous French novelist. AZ
phonse Daudet, and the music by
Bizet. 1t is a drama. accompanied
!a=hnr,G Enf NJ b By dmIusie;, as MI in the s,i case s,S Of {
by a %we.i-known star. He produced
'L'Arlesienne' In London. under the
title OF THE Love That Kills.
Broadway yesterday, he must have been
very much edited to see 2 poster an,
Grossmith. MIR. Grossmith has unwiseiy
heralded his advent so feebly, that. an
error that would otherwise be amusing.
Clever, unique. entertaining and delight
full Grossmith should have been Lillian
Russelled through the city. He's worth
II.
Miss Fannie Batchelder's senseless col
lection Of stories. just published in book
form. will be ignored. 1t Is said, by Mart
Hanley and the members Of the Har-
rigan company whom she has tried to
parody. Hanley is a wise man. He
| knows that II he takes up the matter
the lovely Batchelder will boom herself
into something akin to a star. Under
the circumstances, nobody can blame
Mr.. Hanley. Miss Batchelder will prob
ably he sorry for her silly book. which
isn't even clever. After all, anybody
who has ever heard Of her has heard of
her through H%arrigan.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
CONSUL TONNES HERE.
lie Says the BrnxiIians nre Tired OF
the War.

William T. Townes. United States Con-
sul-General Mt Rio janiero, arrived home
this morning In the German steamer
Capua. He returns to visit his fam
him to Rio
Mr.. TOWNS did not care to express any
opinion on the condition OF affairs at
Rio, hut said the people are weary OF
the conflict. and hope for IA speedy set
Element. Al the time OF sailing bust
ness was fair and the health OF the
city and the shipping very good.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
Coming Events.

John Fiske will lecture before the Colonial
flames Saturday afternoon at Hardman Hall on
Jacob Leisler and His Times"
Charity masquerade and civic ball Saturday
evening at RenWick Hall. Eighty sixth street and
Third avenue.
Lecture on signs OF the Times by Rev. b. n.
Tyler, D. D.. Monday evening at the Thirty fourth
Street Reformed Church.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
FIELD STILL IN JAIL.
Cnn DE Held ON the Action brought
by Charles Nettc.

Edward NJ. Field is still IA prisoner In
Ludlow street Jail. rhe orders OF re-
lease signed by Justice white. of Brook-
Ign. and Justice Smith. of Elmira. y. V,
Yesterday have not been served, owing
probably 10 the fact that to-day IL "A holt
day
At the Jail 1t vas learned that there
wa little chance OF Fields release on
the orders obtained for the reason that
he could be- held on the action brought
by Charles Nette,
The evening world., 1894-02-22
PuGilist Scully Disappears.

woONsoCKET. II. J., Feb. 2~2.-Jimmy scully.
the welter weight pugilIst, who was In training
here to fight Dan Egan before the New Bedford
Club, tonight, has disappeared. He came
here a month ago. ami began training at the Music
Hall Hotel. the understanding being that his ex-
penses were TO be paid after the fight.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
PROBABLY A JOKER'S WORK.
Notice on a City Hall Door That
Mayor Gilroy Was Ill.

Posted On the door of one OF the
rooms near the Mayors office in City
Hall this morning was n notice reading:
lowing to the serious illness of Mayor
Gilroy he will not be down to-day"
The notice caused some excitement
among the %loungers and police around
the building. 1t is believed to be the
work of some Joker.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
Strikers Attack street Lnborers.
INV ARsncIated Pressl

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Feb. 22.-Beeause a
number Of the men employed by the Relief Com
mittee on the streets OF this city refused TO Join
q strike to resist an increase in their hours OF
labor. they were hammered yesterday with shovels
and picks In the hands OF the strikers. The police
were called upon to quell the riot and more
trouble is expected to-day when another gang
attempts to go to work.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
Moulders Win without Striking.
inv Associated Prpss)

CLEVELAND. Feb. 22.-Twelve foundry Arms
OF this city have decided to withdraw the pro-
posed 10 per cent. reduction In their employees
wages. and the big moulders' strike which was
expected to take place will not occur. Two firms
asked for further tims to consider the matter,
while two other nrms-the Lake Shore Foundry
Company and Bowler e. Co, insist on the cut
going into effect at once. A strike has been de-
clared at the two establishments named.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
Lost Mexican Mine Found.
(By Associated PreRA)

Mexico. Feb. 22.-James Crandall
and L. T. Parker. two American prospectors. ar.
rived here yesterday and created a sensation by
announcing that they had discovered the long lost
Spanish mine Of fabulous richness In the noun
tains near the village OF Pernado.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
Comedian Gnrdncr Very Ill.

KENYON. o.. Feb. 22.'-Charles A. Gardner. the
weil.known German comedian. who has been play.
ing the leading role In the Prize Winners IL
lying critically III in this city with
OF the bowels. HIS company has proceeded with.
out him.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
HAVllAND AFTER PRESTON.
Says lie Expects TO show Up the
Hank examiner Methods.

C. Augustus Haviland. who has been
closely Identified with the Investigation
OF the affairs of the Commercial Bank.
of Brooklyn. Is now on the trail of Bank
Examiner Charles NJ. Preston.
Mr.. Haviland says he expects to be
able to show a queer state OF affairs in
Mr.. Preston's methods before March /.
The evening world., 1894-02-22
weIi-Known Insurance Man Dead,

NY Nsboc Iated Fress1
HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 22.-M. r. Morley
Actuary OF the Hartford Lie and Annuity Com.
pany, died yesterday OF sporlexy, aged ~si1ty-six
six years. lie was one OF the best known insur.
ance men in the country.
The evening world., 1894-02-22

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried Tor Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Csstoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla
The evening world., 1894-02-22

For pimples and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation, go by the book
on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills 25c. At drug
stores; or write to b. F. Allen
Co., 3o5 Canal ST., New York.
The evening world., 1894-02-22

The final series OF the American ANA
teur Bowling Union tournament was con-
tinued at Montgomery's alleys, In New
ark, last night. The competing clubs
were New Jersey. New York and Ivan
hoe. Each Of the teams won one game,
and at the end Of the nights work
honors were even.
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lS a5hina1on. . 1l7. gu

gSa bin g1On, .. o., II. Stunt.
gin Sonplot, Oas Sapttol NIT Somz
ben 5u O.mOIircn, 1T bier entbeft nor
ben. Die YOlijei iOuObl, wIe bic @es
bsimpoli;iiteu baben Die Barti5ipanten
OIL benz GOmplOt ldou lansere Get
ibcrwaat. Sn biejer 3eit warcn Oie
Suno.sbcbOroen Elm Wul tbatiGdli9 in
aln9it, benn Die 8Oli;ei bate uncrwarz
tst ale Serbinbun9 perloren.
0tan crwartete an ienem Gage that
iGdiih, SaB cineS Der Ofientltden ge'
bGuOe Scrt0rt wcrben mitrOc. Oa8Goms
plot fam in lcucr .3cit gu Stanos. als
@oreD's glrmet na1 Der SuuSeabauptz
itart murl6irte. 9ll5 Der bauptlG6li6lte
6ibrer biei,5 auurdiitiiden 9luidluscs
wiro 0onore SoflOn, eln Salbblutz
9nbiausr. 9enanut, Der BON Sbica9o
fam unO iid bier nod immer uufbGlt.
9n Chicago lit CT i6on ieit Sabren
Elm unrubi9er 9siit 9epcien unO iou
bel Der 9apmarfetzafiaire eiren beroorz
ragenoeu 9lntbcil 9enOmmcn baben. Sn
friibercr 3eit mieb er iid i'll Canada
bcrum unO ipiclte in Ser 0fepolutiOn bic
Stole elnc5 yicutenant5 pou SouiS 9tiel.
9tah Sadion'6 9lnfuuft in 9SalbiustOn
erDielt DIE @ebeimpOliiei 9ta1ridt, baB
cine MISUNDERSTANDING in 9Saibz
iu9tou seplant wcrbc, oeren lcitenoer
9eiit elm 9ewIner >. s. 9adiOn icl.
9ie BOIisei bat Die Serlammlnnsen
Ibcrwuht, unO ltct5 waren oielelbcn
uur idwu6 bciudt, bis Dor un9cfdbr
brci @ohen bic .3abl Der Z Gbeilncbmer
iib peritdrfte, OaB ee Die @cbcimpoli3ei
iiir rathium hicIt. bic 9apitpl>Scumtcu
;u marnen. 9udlOn'S Sauptquarticr
lit in Der 9SObnuu9 zines 6ran5Oicn,
9tamcn5 Sapaut. Der BON Den 2lttsnz
tdtcrn sum 0ebraud)e bcablidtigte
Sprtugitoh crplOoirt, pcnn Ocritlbe
ben SOrnenltrableu au89cieet wtrb,
unD Der pon Der @rplolion eutltebcnot
9faud fiillt. Die &ult nit einem tOOtz
lideu 0unite.
&ic crmitclt worbcn iein IOQ, ipo(lte
man Die GrploiiOn ua1 Der glntunit uon
6rpe'5 mSnoultrie 9lrmee," i'll iusld)cr
rabiute Gblcu9O'er gnarfilten iein iOlz
len, ms @ert ieecn. Die Saibinstoz
ner yYoit" miro elneu ausIibrli9cn
Serigt mOrssn friib uerOficntli3eu.
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StaOt Baltimore.

Bcrioualz u o ii; en-. - Brof.
Strip 6iude mirb an Oiittuod bon bier
nad europa abrciien. ST. bsabii6tigt,
minoeitcns elm Sabr iid baielblt auf;uz
baltsn, bod if cs mO9lid, oaB er aud
gar nift mebr na4 Baltimore suriifz
febrt. S.ine Satin unO So6tcr merz
0en i'm be9leitcn.
!Sr. 9isinbol0 SGltcu bot cine
SteIle ais yebrcr au Oem OtulifzG on
ierpatorium in Bottom an9euOmmen.
Scinc @uttin, bic usge3elfnete Yianoz
&Iritltriu, wirO i'll ud6iter Bo1e ibrem
@attsn nad SOlton fOleen.
- 6rau Walie @ie8fe wirO beutc
nad europa ubrtiien, wOielblt iie nit
ibrcr SOhtcn ;uiammsu trehen pirO.
= ErOI. 0apiS Wielamct bat Die
2citun9 beS Gbor5 bes Gutawz Ylaces
GempelS iibernOmmen.
8altimOrs'S @cnteuniaIz9[ u s.
itellung. = OtaiOr ". s. 8cODers
burn, Der Setrctdr bes Olrettoriums
Der Centennial Screinigung, bat elm
Sd.eibsn bonn Seuator Daniel aus
8trsinisn erbalten, in mclbem ocriclbe
icincm geOuucrn barber ausbruf sibt,
DaB bic Sieunssn res Senats i'm per-
biuoert baben, Der Scriammlung AM
Oonnsrita9 bei;uluobnen. 9lud .. $.
Warner, Der uperlntcnoent ocs @oblz
tbGtigteit8 Siir.aus in 9SaIbin9tOn,
bat elm Sareibtn eiussiunbt, in lucI>
dem CT bcOuuert, OaB er GIL Der Sers
iammluna nidlt bab. Gbeil nsbmen fOns
nen. Gr lei aber ibsr;eu9r, baB Die
9ewohner Der Suube5bauptItaot bas
llntcrncbmen na9 araiten fOcOeru mir
ben.
Der Srben r9tOga1 Nrca=
mum" wiro am Samlta9, 6en 23.
SUM, ieiu II. Stiituussieit burd cine
muiitaliId, literariide Iben6untcrbals
tuns bsseben, unN bic 9upelle Ses 5. Jtez
siuents, Der Soitoner Sumoriit Wtaicp,
Ser r&eniIwortb Club" IL. q. mitluirz
fen. Die 6sitreoe bGlt BrOf. 6rauciS
q. Copper.
Gum Seiten Ser 9lrmen wirb
bsnte Ibenb in Der ySmmaculate Con-
ception Saa" on OipilionitraBe BON oem
ais Gmateursn beitebtnoen ,bramati,
i1cn Sertelep Club bas Drama
roidOrD 6arms" sur aufiabruus se=
bra6t-
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53. Son9reb.
Ter Stuaf madbt quite fSortid,rttte nit otr 1as
rifbiH. - @e!d,e apbIe NIT 40 GeniS Die
Sonut tefteuert. Tie nTntizSptiOu-"Sin
inn Eaufe.

Ter Stn1t mndbt quite Worfimrttte intf Ofr Ids
rifbiH. - @e!he &obIe NIT 40 Genis Die
Sonue teiteuert. = lie e"gntizSPiiOn-"sia
I'M &aufe.
Q8aibinston II, .. g., 18. Suni.
- Der Senat madte beutc nit Ser 8 a.
riibil cute 5Ortid,itts. lin 10 Hbr
warb nit ter Seratbuug Der Sdebule
(Bapicrmaile, Bapier unS Siidlsr) bes
9onncn, uno bis Sur &ertasuns nm 6
llbr 10 Otiuuten 9tadmittugs paro
biei.r, iupie Der nddite Ibidnitt u"
(Gsridtcbenes) erlsbist uno bic 6retliite
erreidt. Das ein5i9e SinberniB, iuels
DIES lid Ser beutisen Ssrbunoluns cnts
sesen it.ute, mar Der 3umpf oeS Srnaz
tors 'Sia Don gtslpzDOrt sessn ouS
Im,nb,msnt SeS Sinun5 @Omitss,
2BetdtOblc nit einem .3ou Don pler3ig
Gents pro SOnne 5u beIe9en.
0il bcantragte ben 9anicn Panus
su itrsiden uno 2Sei6tOble auf Die
6reiliite ;u iesen. ytaa elmer Ian9en,
seitwsilis isbr unimirtsn Debate, paro
ieiu Iutras nit 81 .as9en Stlmmen
abe,wi.icn. 9luBer Srn. Sia itimntte
nod Der Democrat Srbp (S.sG.), ioiute
bic 9epublifauer Sau8brousb (0t.zO.)
uub @uibburn (AJtin.), nsbit ben BRET
POpuliitcu Naen (0teb.) &ple (S.zD.)
un6 Yeier (aas.) fir Den Slntra9.
SIN 0t epr6entanten bau
CAB Ole 0at6e Anti Option Bill ben
@esenituuO elmer intsrcilunten uno be.
lebreubcn Debate. Der 9lutor, iopie
Srpun Dem. 9teb. }, beiirwortctcn Die
9lnnabme Der Sia, aus Dem @rnnrc,
baB bas Sa;urbipiel nit 2ebcnsmltteln
ben Yreis Der SrOpItOfie in unseredtcr
Msiie oertbeuern. gSarner (9t.zY) ops
ponirte Der Bill. 6: bcbauptete unter
2lnberem, baB Oas Saiarblpiel bur9
Die WaBnabme nidt perbinOert peroe,
wObl aber perOc bur6 oieiclbe Der le9i>
time SanOcl 9eitort Obcr bod 9elabmt.
9lnscnommen wuroe Die BON Dem Naz
tlonalsSsrein Ser Saublun9Sr.iIenoen"
SiQ, oeu Gilenbabnen ;u
scitutten, uedielieiiies 6iinitauienoz
OicilcnzSltlete nit lleber9epad>Str9llnz
itisuu9 auS;u9cben.
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GuropaiId1e &abcibcri6fe.
Sw.t Spien ZeutiGIancs au GnaIauo NE.
sen OtS tn9IiidIs5. IniidI II Congo:
9lb!pmmcns

Berlin, II. SUM-. - Der 5rpii6eu
Grobbritunnicn unO Dem StOnig Der
Sel9ler ubsci4lOiiene Congo S.rtras
bilDet immcr nod BEN 9s9eultunb eiuz
gcbenoer 0lSfunion icitens Der uerldiez
Oenen PrcBorsanc. Nod por ipeuigsn
Guaen lieB Die 9On9o.Gesicruns burA
Bic Oiii;iOie Yreiic ablcpsnen, bag
Seuti6luuO 9cssn oa5 Abtommen iibers
baupt Glnlpru9 erhObcn babe. 9tld)tsz
bsltOweni9cr lit Oieicr Giniprudl tButs
iadli9 crIOlst. !Seute 1T Die r&Olniidle
3eltuus" loaur i'll Der Sase, tOnltattren
81 fOunen, DaB bic erlte gtOte Der ocutz
lasu 9tesleruuJ i'll Se3us auf ba5 enSz
liid@b.lsllde llebcreinfOmmen Der britis
iden 9fe9ieruug bereits au ?. Sum- unz
terbreirtt wuroe. Die BON @roBbritan=
nieu eribeilte Antport auI bieie 9tote
e,l6isn Der beutihen 8sseruns sani
uuO gar uidlt ;afrleoeniteQcuo, uno 10
iab bic lestcre r9 ueranlaBt, um IL.
Suni burd ibren SotlAaiter in yOnz
BON cine 3ueite 9tOte iiberrei6en ;u lai'
len. Gui bitlc itebt bic Gntwolt alter
Oin9s nod aus.
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ytr. 14G.

bon no er na6 9lnlcgun9 ctnes Ser<
banSe8 iih nud ieiner NOBnung, gr.
$50, SltsRrattltraBc, bc9sbcn FOnnte.
%crmiiAteS. = 2lnorew Smith
wAroe am Samltug pom EOli;eiridter
Yenusr ron ser mcltlideu ROli;ciitas
ton nm $1,000 unO Soften geltraft,
neil er Gin franftS 8iero jur Arbeit
perman6te. 0a ihm mOmenton 6aS
n0tbiQe &IciuQeIO fcblte, 10 uurOe er
nad iciner ;3eue ;uriid seIilbrt, his ibm
eiu Wtann, ltamcu5 9tewpOrt, wel6er
friiber GisentpIimer oe5 PierOc8 mar,
aus scr Slcmmc bali.
- SGabts9lcsiltrutOr 9tObb unO 5ns
ecnicur NttnOe8 Golen rciien beute
nah philadelphia, mn cineu bort an
SubelwuggonS beiiuOli6cn n6cnOer"
81 beiihtisen.
- Die 8ciaeuu9 BON Sort 0tcSenrp
beI6werte iib I'M SanitGtFz Gcpartcment
iiber Ocu ibclu @erud, Der Ourd oas
Nblabeu ppn 9lbfGllcn IMO Dung in bic
Yrabmen an 6OleD'5 9Scrite iber SaS
9Saiicr iicht uno Die 9ltmoip bdre i'm
6rrt perpcitct. Du Der SanitdtasGouIs
miiIGr feline 9lutoritGt 5ur 2lenoerung
bc0 Blugc5 bet, nil mGn i6 an Die
9erl1tc wenOen.
- Staot 9fegilirator 9lobb crblelt
an Samltag bonn Staut8sG Gontroleur
BEN aif Die StaOt cutialCuocn Sbell
Der Stuat2lAullteucr i'll Der 00be pon
S73,57S 0uSb3ablt. SOn oieicr Sum>
NE ituO $12,333 iiir Die 9tcgcribulen
Der Staot beltinmt.
- 9n Der gtabe pom 6lOOb'5 Boot
buu8, nabe Ser 2igbtitrnBc, iano 9eitern
NtOrgeu I'M Seiiciu elmer grOBen 3us
ihaucrmcu9c cine 8aptiitentauic ltatt.
Die 9tamcu Der ;wei Spfcr iinO SbOz
mas uno @mma SoitD, uno 8aitor {.
Gbrouiitcr pom Der "Church of God'
nabm Die Tauis@cremouic'n Dor.
Swct 6war5e r0uOe8" in
@ 9wulitatcn. - SObn SobniOn
un0 Oiart SOwper, ;pei 6otolaoerz
farbi9e S0bne Der StaOt ser OtOnus
mcute, melde i'm gewObnli9en 2eben
ibre 9un;en @cOauteu auf eiucu Otauls
eiel cOncentriren, butter Dem lie ibre
@tlftsn5 perbrin9cn, 5Ogen gcitern rbren
Sratenrod al unO fubren naar 2afeliOes
Bart," no iie iib iebr gut anIiiirt bas
ben mIiien, Oenn auf Der SeimTabrt
idJwOQ ibnen Der &amm 9cwaltig unO
iie idiupftcu in Sem pollbeieetcn 8a9s
9On gang unsenirt ami Die weui9en
rSleid9cii6ter" in iBrer @eiellI1att.
3ufdlig waren Dies bic bciSen @es
BcimpOli3iiten Humphrey unb Yobler.
0ieie periudten 5usrit, ole @rOBs
mauler 81 bsrubi9en itatt Dem bOflibeu
glniu6cn aber 3u cutiprcfcn, OrObtsn
Oie gtcger, an Der naditcu Gde ben
WfGnnern ben StOf aus Dem &Opfe 81
idla9en, BON welbem iie nugsnldcinlih
nidt 81 Oicl battcu. Sei Der ueberz
gun9SltatiOn an Der YreitOn Strube
wOllten iic mirfli6 Stciue bOlen; Oa
e;ug ben Scamten aber Die @eoulO aus.
9ta6 furicm 9liu9cn battcn Die 9teger
Oanoi6cllen al unO murOcn na9 oem
mittleren StatlOnebauie gebrad)t, no iie
im Sonntagsltaate ie cine Belle bs;O9en.
Seute irHb uirO 8OliSeirl9ter Wturrup
entideiOeu, pel6er Baru9rupb I'M Strais
gsisebud uuf Oirien Sail paBr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-06-19
SaS 48. Spfer.
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