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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
WACO neutrality-suspicious.

severa1 ynnrz AGO a citizen Of Waco,
=, n,....,,,.i,t,,s az
hNlng On an emiht1ee ~ ,le ou',n.' I'm.
the cry wanted lhe VIZ" W." ,,i,i,J,
pthy TO furnish nun WIN "u,',, AZ Ia
they refused 10 20 ''u7''luN,H"y- tis
went 10 work uhd p2lIeu u ,'iis-H e.n1
Oval On fruchlhE q hle"'Hvg w -
strcnm oil wafer WE al5',, vlv, ~, ~
marknDly pure ana having 'ejiPJ 10, ,, uas
Of lu' degrees u hhirHhel iuN GI.'
followed by iht. 3nrlhE oI Vnvl NyiN'
from All Of when moved ot,'7l"u 10y
water When j. was kn'"h lnHt "m NV,
lying lhis Guy tlgre WIS y 1,1n Vt Putn'
mineral wafer Cd. T. 49, l3I ,u'l, Soh
cciycd an ldeh thul mas sluce Uyoh S'I.
RED 10 completion dud gwen NnS' Nh
institution Whirh Vs. permaueht ahu uehe
ucinl TO the interests OF waco
II w1s IA 1870 that Col Parrot. nftcr
Investigating the nrtpsau water supply
proposed lima stock company be formed
and build d nutatorium for the benefit
Of cit-nns as a mth house, but more
pprticulnrly for the treatment Of such
dispnses as might properly Dee hruciiied
bv fbn medicinal snrinss 10 Col Par
r6tt is due a great deal of credit for
the interest he showed In The work He
had some trouble In interesting others,
Int did not despair Of success In the
f1ll of 1880 he succeeded In organizing
n stock company lie was ably seconded
by Mr. s w Sjuydau. who rnyc financial
| aid 10 The project t'oi. \. II Pupr rave
/ XII In Inc work bv inyiug tbr blnns of
| On Parrot before NO pcnplr and scrur-
mg subscriptions Before Il WIS fnlly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

massive bronzed lions head and empties
It's thermal waters into the bosom of
the pool. The pool is equipped with
rings, spring-bonrds, trapeze and tob0g-
cams. Safety ropes are placed at inter-
walls. Its appointments have been iutei-
gently selected aud are complete In all
details, ntf0rding unriyalcd opportunity
for the. fun enjoyment of plunge.
The balcony overlooking the pool is
reached by stairwuys from the prone
made. IL extends entirely around the
po0lr0om, and its handsome buustradcs
add finish TO the rotundu. The second
floor is divided into bath aud dressing
men.
BASEMENT.
Hero is found the heating apparatus
THE Turkish and Russian bathrooms are
also located iu this apartment These
rooms are models in finish, arrangements
and appointments imprcssing the be-
holder ,hnt the ends for which they are
ln'iupl can b. most thoroughly aud
satisfactorily accomplished Hot mir
radiators In all rooms aud corridors pre-
serve an cquablu temperature during the
winter months. ENptrt mnssceusps and
-unWpoucrS in waiting aud polite and
Courteous attendants in all departments
The amtorlo-Sanatorium in style and
tiuish of building, furniture and equip
zion in The United States. The remedial
virtues of lts Thermal and mineral waters
afford the advantages Of II sanatOrium
without It's objectionable features.
| The management conscious of its SUPERB
GRITTY, pronounce il without peer in
/ America.
The following nrc tho forms of trent
mont in use MI the institute.
/. Massage.
. Turkish bath.
3. Russian bath,
4. Wei Sheet pack.
&. fermentation Nedicntcl
=. Roman hntb
Z. NIodirntpd bnth
s Salt rub with spray
o. Pool or tub and shnmpoo.
10 Cnconput oil llib and nmnonio
IL. Tub bath wifi attendant
il. Napor with needle
N. Dnucbe modicntrd
II. Acid spouge.
Is. Alkaline sponge.
10. Alcohol spouge.
II. Tub bnth
Is. Dou,slp.
10. Alcohol ruh
20. Perfume rb.
n. Pool
An depnrtmeuts arc suppliad with tb,
latest nuplignccs of ihe XIII md sl,, Wv
ers who have visited institntions If IHer,
character consider mis- onnni ia IN
finest. One gantieman who visited t ii,,
natatoriums in the city of Pnris which mr.,
this ono nj Worn eSpauy ~. % o,I ln'l'A,
of thpm Tho fnr,ns fng bo,}, ~ 'i nu9
nbovo arc in br fo,,nJ Ia I,,i;a, SUI :
partments for ladies' ard aentInmen I,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

EruluN. s'' sh-'A
The mineral stream flows between the
outer and inner cnsings. While the dis
charge is much less in volume, lower in
pressure and temperature. yet the DALI.
OUTPUT is ample to meet all demands of
patrons and inyalids, whose individual
tastes and peculiar ailments may prefer
or require such medicinal waters.
This well was developed by the waco
Natatorium company at large outlay.
The central idea controlling the man
agement in sinking the well within the
building was to place 1t so thar the
thermal virtues of the waters could be
utilized at the least possible loss Of their
power and efficacy. Experience ana OBJ
servation have demonstrated that, the
artesian hot waters are specially bene-
fetal for rheumatism, neuralgia, syphllis,
eczema and other skin and blood diseases
1t promptly relieves indigestion, dyspep-
sia, liver and kidney troubles, leucorrhoea
and other disorders common TO women.
The physiological action and thernpeut-
cal effects of the hot artesian waters are
as potent in chronic and yenereal dis
eases as that of the famous Hot Springs
of Arkansas.
THE SUPERIORITY OF WACO AS
A HEALTH RESORT.
While undergoing treatment in Waco,
the invalid is not shut out from the
world, but can enjoy the comforts and
| conveniences of city amply supplied
with all modern appointments, genial ana
cultivated society and a climate equnble
in winter while the heat OF sumlnr IS
tempered by the ozone ladened breezs of
the gulf.
| These are special advantages that
commend themselves to every seeker of
| health. and should exert an influence in
| the selection Of sanitary resort.
The well overfows in the pool. but
below and under The pool is a main con-
Meeting with the well, from which pipes
radiate, conducting The water at it, normal
| temperatures with the gases confined, to
| all Individual bath rooms The daily
output is more than onehalf million
gallons at temperature of lO3 degrees
| r.. and with an initial pressure of a
pounds.
The mineral waters flow between the
inner and tho outer castings from depth
of 1900 foot. while the thermal waters
are confined within lhe inner casing, and
gush no from DEPTH of 1850 feet hot
aud nure. uncontaminated by the i'm
purities Of fine enrths crust.
Tho lorntiun of tba well in the building
and the facilities for lis use in bath.
offord fine unriyaled opportunity to
baths of ENJOYING and receiving the
ful benefit Of tho water at its normal
tnrtnhrotpra surrhnrgnd with the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

life Insurance. lie Is known as ONT OF
the best managers IN the life insurance
business IN the United States and 10
II very valuable man, SO much 30 that
his salary far exceeds what one might
expect. lie Is man OF lne physique,
dgnlded IN his bearing and pleasing in
address, and 60 use an expression uttered
everywhere, Everybody Is his friend y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
KINDERGARTEN.
A Pretty Exhibition by japanese
Children Yesterday.

The closing exercises of the jap
anese kindergarten were held yes
terday afternoon at Queen Emma
Hall. The school is in charge of
Miss Ozawa, and about twenty five
children we're in attendance, all III
CAV and pretty Japanese costumes,
from the teacher down. The varI-
Gus kinde, garten exercises were
gone through, including singing.
The exercises were successful
throughout and reflected great
credit upon Miss Ozawa, who has
not enjoyed regular training as
Instructor In kindergarten, but who
has learned IA great deal III prac-
tice durir e the past year. She Is
graduate from the Fort street
school and one of the best pupils
MIR. Scott ever had.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY s
SETTLERS

fromd favorable to bona
fde
Pearl Cyat much lower than
obtained.
call this office the lumber dealers 10
will do we'll embrace opportunity ho
who
will receive IL
hnile
from
ustaon aer
b
school about opened in the Peninsula in the me large
homes tenna
he o
to nc Peninsula
to children schools Honolulu
to
efore bee
syndicate opportunity like the
at
RAILWAY LAND CO..
B. F. DILINGHAM, General Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
We have just received from the factory
an assortment of
Orange : Cups !!

which seem TO be about the right thing.
No more soling of fingers, no slip
ping of the orange.
The fruit can be all ready served for
eating, with the ORANGE held firmly in
place, then with one Of our dainty little
orange spoons to eat It with, what great
er 10y can mortal wish for
To see them is to want them, so be
sure to rovide yourself with number
as they will soon be indispensable on
well appointed dinner table.
Add to that few pieces OF our beauti-
ful cut glass, and your table will be
complete.
New goods are constantly coming our
way, go do net forget to look around the
store when in town, there may be some
thing you need which you were going to
send away for. Let us save you the
| trouble.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14

In time of war there is often
some troop picked out by the com
manding officer to lead a forlorn
hope of the losing or already de-
feated side. This is the case in
Hawaii. The Rio Janeiro carried
away the leaders of the forlorn
hope of the royalist party in the
persons of Sam Parker, III. A. Wild
emann and John Cummins. They
left as an embassy of Liliuokalani,
and carried with them an ex-r2val
commission from her. They will
hasten on to Washington to inform
President Cleveland that the ex-
queen should be at once re-
enthroned. And the answer will
be-well, the Holomua explained
last evening what the answer would
be.
1t is understood that the first
object of the Commission is TO ask
Mr.. Cleveland TO put the eX queen
back on the throne. If they are
told that such is not the intention
of the United States, the next
thing the Commission Will ask
for will be u pension for Lill-
uOkalani. Should this also be re-
fused the disappointed party will
HE themselves hOmeward, and
eudeavor to bring the rOyaiists III
line, have them register, and 80
obtain a standing in the Legisla-
ture. Muj,r Seward accompanied
the party as secretary.
Judge WIdemann was seen yes
terday in regard to the projected
trip. Il believe" said the Judge,
shat a time has come when 1t is
for the interests of both sides to
know exactly where we stand"
In reply to a question as 10 the
scope of the mission, Mr.. Wild,
mann explained that it was for
purposes OF information. If the
President refused to restore the
monarchy, then there was an end
of the matter.
shall you see 10 OBTAIN pen
sion for Liliuokalani. in case she j:
not To he restured?' Nothing o
the sort" replied the Judge gruffly
"The commission has no purpOe'
of the kind" As to the policy o
the rovalists after the commission
should return, Mr.. Widemann de
clined to express, any opinion, an'
indeed declared that he did no
have any to express. Il do no
fash my brain about it," he adde'
CONTEMPORARY.
Sam Parker was also seen, bu
he was not disposed 10 be at a
communicative He said the cou
mission was going to Washingt"
t. again ak Cleveland 10 Iestor
Liliuokalani. His story was a CO..
roboration of the facts as state
above.
The party left on passports il
sued from the Foreign Office.
will be gone about SIX weeks, whic
will allow for two weeks at lea!
being spent in Washington.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14

A large party of young ladies
left for Mana, Hawaii, on the
Kinau. The party Included MISS
Neumann, Mis- F'nckler, Mrs Bru
guiere, Miss Eva Parker, Miss Helen
Parker, Miss Lucy Ward, and Miss
Annie Ward
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
Dividend Notice.

4 DTVIDEND TO TIE STOCK-
~ holders # the Nu.ual T-i.phnr e
G mpany Is payable on Ju y 10th, 1885,,
at the Office Oi -. -. herg,.r.
II. LO- f..
Acting Treasurer Mutual Tele phone
Company. 1735 At
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
ONWARD TO WASHINGTON |!
A Commission For Liliuokalani Will
Storm the Capitol.
GROVER TO BE APPEALED TO AGAIN.

Sam Parker. II. \. wIdemann and j. ohm
CummIn. Leave on ths lilo JanrIro-
They III Ask Cleveland his Inten-
lions In Regard 10 the ex-oueen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
THE OAHU RAILWAY s. LAND co.


good in
q LAY n
yrecCm mend natur
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-14
The Water Supply is Ample

And to a the
city n the NO,
PRoFA O the
il the discover n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-12

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for Incubatora
and Breeders. Cynona for dsinfecting and killing vcr
mine Ravens Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food Nish-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder.
Manufacturer of Croleys California Poultry Remedy
roup, swelledhead and all diseases of the head eyes
md throat of fowls. Ang orican Dog Remedies )
varieties. warranted to No. Pills for Pigeons
Everything for Fncers and Breeders. Write for what
you 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-12
PATENTS,

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights and all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to inven-
tors without charge. Address,
The Norman Claim Agency,
Box lG7. Washington, ID. Z
sll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-12
PEN SLOWS!

Being located near the Govern
ment Departments we are able to
give your claims better attention
than attorneys located elsewhere.
Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
attorney does not suit you, and is
slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones. Charges of desertion removed.
No fee unless you get a pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (Sl2) per month,
and suffering from disability in add
ton to that named in their pension
certificate may obtain increase under
the new law. 1t is not necessary for
you tC have gotten any ailments in
war to get pensIoned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause of sol
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to So month,
Suspended pensions restored.
, 1894-03-14
GountY=2ln9ele9enRetten.
gu pieI Gifenbabn. 3retpdfe. - Die unre9el=
mdBtofeit BET oen 0ei6uorenens
QuswabI aufoefIdrt.

Sn ser geitrtgen Sibung bes countDz
rGtbltben GomtteS fit BEN Oftentltben
0tenit fam Bic Qlngelegenbeit 3ur Sprabe,
tpelc6e Seige, tpie ~ein3eLne @ountD7Gpm
miilGre ibre Quf9abe, bic 6ffentlt9en
Nngelegenbeiten beS Gountp5 Su Ieiten,
auffalien.
Dem 9rGit6euten Strudnan tuaren felt
l%dnserer .3eit bic b~Guftgen &equtItttonen
i'm 8abnbiIletS 1tab Cunning uufgefaler,
un6 ct eriudte 6errn Man1er, benz GU
per%intenbenten fit ben Dffentlidben 0ienit,
etnen ipeSift3irten 8ericbt iiber 6ie Ser
men6ung Der 8iuets eiu3ureicben. Oieier
8ericbt, Ser geiterr Dem Gonite Dorla9,
seigt, baB felt bem 2. Sanuar 5. s. 1909
8a6nbtuette perauSgabt, 0te bon ben Cont
mifiGren, Der @ranozSurp uno ben GountDz
Ngenten berbrducbt tporocn maren. Sin
~ein5t9er GontmtiGr, Sails, bate 6abon
1874 8iIette %perbraucht. Sails nertbetoigt
ft6 bamit, baB CT iib, unt Die 9teputatton
ber @ountDanitalten in Cunning BET leinen
Sreun0en dufrebt gu erbaLten, ~DerdulaBt
geieben babe, 0ieielben btnaus 81 fibren
un6 i9nen ourcb ei9ene 9(nibauung cine
before Meinung bon ben Nu1talten bet3us
brtt9en.
Sn 6ieier Nngelegen6eit tplr6e Elm be-
ionberer 8ei6llB ntbt gefaBt, ba bte
@ountpudter 5ieutli9 augemcin Der Qtnlicbt
U0ren, baB sic gr0rteru1g oerSacbe GENT
gen iDitr6e, I'M bic 8ertpen6ung ser Sreis
bil4etS eirsuicbrGnfen. I'll
Son Sherman $. g orter, etnem friiberEn
&ranfentudrter aus Dem GpuntDz 81 1ptta(,
lag 6em Gomite Die 8eicbtper0e Dor, baB ct
Obrc @runo e%ntlaiien iporben iet. Oa8
@omtte beicblOB, benz 6oipitaIoertpaGter Die
8te~6eraniteuun8 8arter'S su empfebIen.
Dem Contractor Hobn mur6e ouf 1etn
@elucb g%eitottet, iein Mtin6eit9ebot tiir Ben
8au bes Mb3ugSfanols bon Cunning nadb
SrDtn9 8arf 5uriid3u3ieben. Die Qrbeit
tpirb an Die Strnta Q8tlion & Sadion fir
So Gents per loufenOen SUB O~ergeben
ner6en.
9aS @r9ebniB Ser 9eitrigenltnterIubunz
gen beS countDrGtbltdben Suiti3comites
iiber Bic ltnre9elmdBi9feiteu bel Der Sc
l6norenenauSlpabl tpar Die @initeuung Der
pciteren unteriucbungen, 6a es it1 berausz
lteute, oaB Die 8erdnberungen Bet gtamen
auf ben Geie6wOre z&arten auf @eranz
laiiun9 Oes 9tt9terS @og9in norgenommelt
purben. Oamtt lit aucb Ser Superiorgez
RIGHTS lert @rtfftn pouitdnbtg gerebtz
fertt9t.
, 1894-03-14

- @ertte Sprt89s pur6e beute fri6 BEN
9ttcbter 9oDle inter $500 8iirgi6aft
an OaS griminal9eric6t pertpieie11, neil
man tie bei6ulbi8te, bon 6. IS. @ilielbre6t
aus SEQ. ITO g. SangamonitraBe 9eitern
Nbenb in eiuem anriicbigen 6auie an Der
WertoianitraBe $40 gcitoblen 3u baben.
- @egen ben frommen George 8.
Oreiber, iIber ben mir mebrfacb beri9teten,
lit cine neue Nntlage erbo6en moroen. 9ll5
Bertpalter bes 9tacblalieS elmer S9eucrfrau
i0u CT cine Sunrne 0eloes %perltntreut ltn0
auBerDem Der &ep. George g. GDbO nm
ben 8etya9 elmer 6ppot6ef I'M 8ertbe bon
$188 gebra9t Daben.
- Sin elegant 9etlcioeter innger Wtann,
9tomens 8tctor Jtobinion, un6 0er StrG>
MISREPRESENTATION Wttte WfeDcr muBlen
Ii9 beute firth Dor Gtcbter 9oDle ge9en Die
Q~lnfloge bes unor0entliben BetragenS oer=
anttporten. Jtobtnion DGtte ficb 9eitern
9tacbmtttog aus ir8enS einem @runbe auf
einen MabilOnitraBen : &abelbabntpa9en
getpeigert, feline 5 Gents 5u be3able1, be-
bauptete Wteper; 6arouf let Elm 8Ortpecblel
5tptibcn t6net entitan6cn, 6er i9lteBltcb in
Ib~dtltc6fetten auSartete. Oa iib t6re
&aufluit iiber 9tacbt gelegt 81 BADEN
idbien, entIteB ie 6er Gibter nit elmer 8ez
b0rtsen StrafpreOigt.
, 1894-03-14
Gr0fnun9 pon :. Ghein's m0bel'
OeIddft.

Dos 9roBe neue M0bet @ei3aft bon
S. Gbein, 258-26O @obaib 9lbe., o~fferirt
in bieier @obe, ietner @r6fnungsz 90 obe,
%beiOnbere 8ortbeile fir Q(ue, mel6e ii9 Ser
Mitbe unter5teben, un6 6aS tpirftib groBz
arti9e Enforcement BON 0aaren, tpelbeS in
0em flint Stofperfe entbaLten0en 6oppelz
ten @ebduOe ausgeteu1 1T, in 2tugeni1ein
gu nebmen.
I'm feline 8aaren etn3ufi6ren, o~erfoitft
6err S9etn p66ren0 Ser nG9iten Sage gu
9reilen, Die ieber Goncurren3 ipotten. 0as
I'M 3tpetten Sto6 beftnbIicbe Eager BON
r8erlorSuits" lit zines Der icb0nlten, tpenn
ni3t boS ib0nite in Der Staot Sic inn erz
ften Stof ert6altenen W10beGn: Sioez
boards S6r&nfe, Soiletten &C.. itnb
ebenio neu, mic gel6maGDou uno prei57
tptroig. Sin 8eiub bel GDein'S pir6 li9
tn 6teier Wo6e auS8e5ei6net beSablen.
, 1894-03-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL NatpmAnt OF the READING FIRE
nhhoul DV0tUmVhe insurance COMPANY of
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
tn I u.
, 1894-03-14
2luftton i'm Serpice=O ebdu6e.

SIM Serbices @cbdu6e ouf Sem @eltaus>
it%euungSplaBe iperben mor9en Gormittag
UNI 10 l1br Bic biSber nidbt abgebol1en,
tpGbrenO Der Misunderstanding auf oem 9(uSz
ite~Qun8Splabe 9efun6enen @e9enftdnbe perz
auttiOnirt perben, pomit bic Gbdtigfeit
oeS 9epartementS fit perlorene Sohen abz
i6lteBen miro. Die 0tite ser gum 8ertauf
%gelan9en6en @e8enitdnbe ltelIt lib tpte
fol9t: 712 9amen ltebermirfe, 1000
S9trme, 6 SGber, l Claimant, II nbrz
fettcn, 81 Sanbtai6en, 25 Nrm6Gn6er, 50
8rtuen unb Ptnccna 3 Sets" faIi6e
3d3ne, Z 0perngldier, 8 T%eberbalter, Is
Pel5boaS, 52s0tinge, IA llbren, 2 0or9netz
ten, Sc 4nitednaoelt, 10 lteber5ieber, so
5tOfe, 30 Baar @ummii6ube, 2 v8aioz
nette", l 8eitl9e, 2 8a9eiOeden unb cine
Qn3a6l 0erfSeuge.
, 1894-03-14
Wer6en Gnt1ddoi9une erbalten.

Or, 8eabo64. Der fteuoertreten6e @enez
raIbtrettOr Ser columbti9cn Beltausftel
lung, bat bon benz Staatsz Wttntiter
@relbam 6aS formeIIe @elucb Der 6urb BEN
8ranb i'm SnOuitriepaGait gei9G6igten
fran5Ottiben QuSfteuer I'M $40, 900 5haz
0enerioB 3ugeiteut er6alten, Or. 8eabobD
bat in ietner Nntiport bic @erec6tigfeit beS
Nniprubes anerfannt, sic Trage a6er offen
9eIaiien, ob boS 8unbeSmtntitertum Ober
baS lOtale Observation-Disclosures fiir BEN
S9aben Derantwortli6 3u mod6en iei.
PrGitbent 9t8inbOtbam unb @eneraranz
malt g8alfer, an weI6e Die Nnlpritcbe Der
fran50iii6en Qusiteuer bertpieien mor6en
paren, tparen 9~eitern nt6t in ber Gta6t
antpeienb. @8 lit ie0ocb %betantt, oaB ite bic
8e5ablltng Der $4,000 aus Dem Tonos 0es
lotalen 0ireftOrtum empfeblen tuer6en,
tauS bic 8unOesregterun9 nicbt bic Ser
authorizing fir ben 8erLuit Der @uSteQer
ibernebmen mill.
, 1894-03-14
Der 1ToYor uno Ole Strafenreint-
Sun9sfrd0e.

Ma0or 6optinS finbigte gefern an, 6aB
ct 6em in Der leBten Sta6tratbSiibung am
gcnommenen 8ei9luB, pelc6er beltimmt,
DaB bic fir acknowledgements be-
ipiuigten $500 600 nac6 einem bon Dem
Acknowledgment Sboz
field auf8uitelIen0en 8lan ur1ter sic elm
5elnen 0aroS bert6eiIt werben lou, tetnese
tpe9S 3uittmme. st beabii6tige ouf iettem
StanOpuntt 81 Derbarren. 6aB bic StroBenz
retntgun9sarbeiten co~ntrattlic6 pergeben
tperben. 6auptiGblic6 DeranloBt i'm bo3lt
Die Nnnabme, baB bel elmer 8er9ebung Der
9(rbeiten Elm Taglobn BON min6eltens
81 zoo, 900 oasu nOt6ig ietn Wiirbe.
Ser obtge 8eibIuB bes StabtrotbS bat
ben SberbautpmmiiiGr SoneS unb SEN
Observation-Disclosures Sboftel6 ebenio
itberrai9t, tuie ben MaDor.
, 1894-03-14
Oo0esfGIIe.

Seltte 8ormittag pur6en i'm @eIun6z
beitSamt fOlgenbe GOOesfGue sur 9tn3eigt
9e6racbt:
9o9or 2ti3er, go Sabre, 172 @useni,
StraBe.
Tonnte airnes, 1 So6r 6 Monote, III
2ibertD StraBe.
2(nna SIN, 81 Sabre, 8odenboipitaG.
SuLia 3amentotpSfD, 4 Sabre 10 Monate
437 g. @lart StraBe.
Dora S6ueBe, 36 Sabre, 3444 2aure]
StraBe.
Mar8oret9e GenOf, "a Sabre, 472z
Paultna StraBe.
, 1894-03-14
8Ites Gas Gas aus.

Die 19jd6rtoe Gbetla @manion, tpel9e
ais 6ausmdbden in 6er Samitie bon So
min 9nauer, SEQ. 1474 81. Glarfitr., be-
ibGftt9t mar, tpur6e bGute Morgen bon
Trau &nauer tobt I'M 8ette gefunoen. 9as
!3in1mter mar init @aS ongefiQt, unb Oie
Nnna6me icbeint pO6L bere9tigt, baB 6as
Wtdb6en oaS @aS auSbItes. Sic MAJ cine
S4we6tn un6 erit felt etni9en Monaten
i'm Qon6e.
, 1894-03-14
Oas 8latternboipitdI poll.

SIM itd6ttl9en SioGtrboipital bcfan6en
it6 beute firth 153 8erlonen, un6 es lit
Bort muir mebr fiir eini9e tpettere &rante
Blab, 10 baB 6aS @eiuno6ettSamt itb 9ez
nDt6tgt ieben tptrO, fib nab mebr &aum
3ur l1nterbrtngung Der tpeiteren 8lattern7
tranfen umieben gu miiien. Son elmer
QbnaDme Der 8Lattern lit nO3 ni9ts gu
lpiren.
, 1894-03-14

- German 8erner un6 @eprge Nblrepp,
tpel3e am 6. WtGr3 in Die Wobnung BON
Sarah ScltuS in @ogetpdter etnen @tnbrub
oeritbt batten, murben beute BON SriebenSe
richter MaboneD inter $500 8Irgi6aft
Dem @rimt1aL9ertcAt ibertpieien.
, 1894-03-14

gir Ocrtpeiien uniere 9eier auf 6ie an
anoerer SteGe berOfentli6te Nn3eige 6es
pobI6efannten Grun6etgentbumSz 1nb
6ppOtbefengei3afts bon &obOe, Stab &
Tleti6er.
, 1894-03-14
oSeS=Mttset9e.

PamI gtreT = 9eitorben ben 13ten 0tGr3 int SITTER
bon so SoDren: PAS @e9rdbniB finOet itott am 9Du=
g gsrit 58} c ben Is Is. @ a@r ~ I'M d. 9%l6 10 . i1i}c @sOr9s ems, 9en
Seinribs=Sir66of 9iQ9 &i0Qe.
, 1894-03-14

- Ser Superintendent Ser bonn S6uGz
ratb on8eOrbneten 8olts3G6Iun9, 6err
Graham, bat nunutebr bic 8orarbetten fir
ben Genius DoIenbet unb miro am Wtttt@
pob nit 125 5uberldiit9en 3Gbleru an bic
etgentliden 3Gblun9sar6eiten 9eben.
, 1894-03-14

Sre11be1t unb 8eton1tten Die trolrige Nodbri1t,
@brbarbt, nad Tangent &eiben i'm Glitter oDn So
Sabren unb l M0nat ianft entI9lofen lift. Sic
8eerb19ung finbet itatt Sonneritog, BEN Is. Mdr3,
pom 2rouerbonie III Bennington un9 SoQeiton,
Sne, NIT &ut1hen nm 1a8 I1r WtorQers.
OrtB SEED, 9lt9uft SEED, Nofalia &artms,
&attte &eG, &tnber. 9ln9MIt @brbarot,
8r1oer, 9eutl0lar0. SSetrtette 9e9enz
b0rOt, S0neiter.