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The evening world., 1894-06-12

1t Is scarcely necessary that anything
great success in New York, for the name
is too well known to shoppers. The firm
originally started in lower Broadway
many years ago but as business grew
1t became necessary to move further
store at III broadway was chosen. but
though spacious. the great influx of
business again made 1t necessary for
newer and larger quarters.
About a year ago Jackson'S arranged
for the property at the southwest corner of
Eighteenth street and Sixth avenue. and
work upon one OF, the handsomest and
most convenient dry-goods houses was
begun under the personal supervision of
the successful firm OF architects, Julius
Boeckel! 4 Son. The building, which
covers 5000 square feet. is of electric
brick, thereby making it absolutely fire
prog. Then. too, the location cannot
but warrant the FIRMS further success,
situated as 1t Is in the very heart of the
The store is supplied with the most
modern of improvements in regard to
heat, light and ventilation, A number
Of oft the m9st magnifSent elevators nors have
easy and comfortable for the fair sex.
The first floor will be devoted to the
sale of silks, dress goods, laces,, hosiery
and gloves, while the second win be taken
W by the cloak and suit department.
The third Goor will be unusually attrac-
tive T. the younger. feminine heart, for
tnPTe VIII ne seen the DTludl tTouSStdu
and evening dresses and millinery.
The ladies' suits probably demand
the greatest attention. Suits of every
description, and of the greatest variety
are practically going for a song. The
latest style, cutaway suits, originally
sold for SIS. are now being closed out
for $9.9S. These are of black and blue
trimmed with Silk. Biazer suits Of the
same material are also being sacrificed
at a similar figure.
Outing suits in serge, with Tuxedo
coat and ~organ-pipe skirts. are sold at
the astonishing price of sos, while 81
less will procure Il steam-shrunk serge
suit. a large assortment of luck suits
are going for $500. These are but n
few of the bargains in this department.
Some rare bargains are also offered In
Wrappers. Two dollars and ninety-eight
cents will buy a handsome figured chal-
lie morning wrapper or a tasty garden
elegantly trimmed with ribbon.
ANY OF n line OF neat washable lawn
can be secured for 9S cents.
Handsome white India silk waists with
big sleeves and jabot front are being
sacrificed for 1898, while white lawn and
French percale waists are going at
ridiculOusly low figures.
The glove, hosiery and umbrella de-
partments also afford some real bar
gains. and they are going fast. Shop
! pers n better attend the sale early,
thereby getting the pick of a wonderful
sale. 90
The evening world., 1894-06-12
POUNDED BY THREE MEN.
a Policeman Rescued Miller, and
Caught Two Men.

o..
Tony. Miller. a stable-keeper at 2O9l
Third avenue. was assaulted by three
men. at One Hundred and Twelfth
street and Madison avenue, at midnight,
and badly beaten.
Miller rented out a part OF his stable
to John Wonderker. an expressman, of
16i East One Hundred and Tenth street.
The two had some difficulty over money
matters. and yesterday Miller ordered
his tenant out of the building. Miller
was coming out Of the Budega saloon.
ct One Hundred and Twelfth street and
Madison avenue. when Wonderker and
two others met him. Without a word,
they knocked him down and began to
pound him over the head with clubs.
one man used a wagon spoke. The
cries OF Miller attracted Policeman Cas-
sidy. who succeeded In arresting Won
derker and Frederick Hetzo. OF 1921 Ave
Miller was attended by an ambulance
surgeon. and was taken home.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
WON'T GO WHILE MAYOR.
GilrOy Says He Doesn't Contemplate
nm Early Trip to Europc.

Mayor Gilroy exhibited much feeling
to-day when asked II the report that he
was contemplating a European trip
was true. When a clipping from n
morning paper headed "Gilroy's Eyes
on Europe was shown the Mayor his
face flushed and he spoke with unmis-
taxable emphasis.
THAT head line" he said. as evil
IDENTIFY malicious. II you read the article
will see that the head line IL not
Justified by the subject matter. There
is nothing in the story except hat when
my term of Office expires. and | am n
private citizen once more, l may go to
Europe.
81 admit hat my eyes have been on
Europe for the last six wears, but
nave not had the opportunity of crafty
Ing my desire to take the trip. When
my term of office expires there will be
nothing in the way of my going. If !
please"
Those who saw Mr.. Gilroy's eyes snaT
when he spoke inferred that there was
either trouble brewing or already
brewcd between the Tammany organ
and the politicians whom 1t has been
suDDOrtlCg,
The evening world., 1894-06-12
HIS DUAL LIFE EXPOSED.
brooklyn Policeman Caught I'm a
Compromising Relation.

Policeman Peter j. Loughran was
tried to-day before Commissioner
welles for refusing to drive a danger
Gus dog from the premises OF Mrs. Phil
omena Funk, of IA Ten Eyck street.
l.oughran testified that he lived with
his parents at 30 Havemeycr street. but
Mrs. Fun and others declared that for
three years he had been a daily visitor
To- a woman on the third floor OF l79
Ten Eyck street.
LouGhran was fined twenty lays pay
n warned to let the Ten Eyck street
woman alone.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
SUSPECTED OF ASSAULT.
TIVE Men Held to Explain Cum
mings's bad Plight,

James Crane. a junk dealer at 1856 East
rwenty-ffth street. and Francis O'Don-
nell. his employee. were held in Yorkville
Police Court this morning under suspl-
ciol OF having assaulted Frank Cum
mings, OF $40 Third avenue.
Cummings Is in Bellevue Hospital, and
II Is thought his skull is fractured. He
was found unconscious at Twenty-fourth
street and Lexington avenue last night.
Crane and O'Donnell say Cummings
attacked them in the junk shop, but that
they did nothing to him. The police do
not believe them.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
DENIAL FROM MAYOR GILROY.
Using No Influence to Appoint the
Rapid Transit Secretary.

Tomorrow afternoon President Orr
and Commissioners Steinway and Low
will meet and decide upon a secretary
for the new Rapid Transit Commission.
Mayor Gilroy to-day denied the story
that he had used his Influence to have a
Il nave nothing to do with the mat
ter" he said. cit was at my suggestion
that Mr.. Orr, Mr., Steinway and MIR. Low
We're appointed n committee to select
the new secretary"
The evening world., 1894-06-12
HIT HER WITH A BRICK.
Then, Says Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. John.
son Fired u Rifle At Her.

Mrs. Mary Doyle. OF 597 Clinton street.
Brooklyn. was in the Butler Street
Police Court. Brooklyn. this morning
with her head covered with handages.
She charged Mrs. Annie Johnson, who
lives In the rear OF her home. with
striking her on the head with n brick
last evening and with firing two shots
at her from n rife.
Mrs. Doyle says Mrs. Johnson IL sub
ject to spells or fits OF madness, and
during these periods Is dangerous.
She says she was In the back yard
last night when Mrs. Johnson set upon
her.
She says she was nearly knocked
down by the brick, and started for the
house. when Mrs. Johnson secured a
Flobert rifle and fired. missing her.
Judge .Tlghe held Mrs. Johnson In
81, 900 ball for examination Monday.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
FISHERMEN'S CHASTITY FIND.
body of an Unknown Man Towed
Into Atlantic Highlands.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. j.,
June 1.-Two fishermen. Richard and
william Wallace. Of Port Monmouth.
found the body OF a drowned man near
u fish net yesterday and towed 1t here.
The description Is that OF n man about
forty-nve years old. 3 feet . inches In
height. stoutly built. sandy brown hair.
sandy goatee and mustache. black dag
onnl suit, merino underclothing, black
stockings. laced shoes. apparently II
German.
His pockets contained eye glasses,
pcnknife and tweezers. There We're gold
studs In his shirt front and his cuffs
were marked -. l.. H.. lO Twelfth
street, New York"
The body had been in the water about
two weeks.
1t was impossible to find anybody at
$40 Twelfth street who knew u man an
swerins the description of the body
found In the water. A search among
.he %laundries in the neighborhood failed
to disclose the name of any person whose
laundry bore the mark of 1T, l.. H."
Up to two months < n number OF
Germans boarded at 40 East Twelfth
street. but since then the house has
been sold II hoarders have taken other
quarters. Mrs. Way, who kept the
house. was seen, but said that no per-
son answering the description had ever
boarded with her.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
CROSSED IN LOVE.
4 Jersey City bartender Hangs
Himself Through Disappointment.

Adolph Cordes. twenty years OF age. a
bartender. employed In the saloon on
Arlington and ~Communipaw streets. Jer-
sey City, went to bed at u. 30 last night.
He was discovered at s o'clock this
his bedroom door. He had been dead
some hours. County Physician Converse
was notified Of the suicide. The cause
is supposed to be disappointment In love.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
WITH KNIFE AND AXE.
Lang Threatens His Wife, md At
tacks "a Policeman.

Thomas Lang, aged nfty-two years, OF
1856 East Sev%enty-fourth street. was sent
to the island for six months to-day by
Justice Voorhis. at the Yorkvllle Police
Court, Tor threatening to kill his wife,
Minnie, and assaulting Policeman Dent
with an axe.
Lang went home drunk last night. He
knocked his wife down. and drawing n
knife threatened to kill her. Her screams
brought Policeman Dent from the street.
and Lang turned upon him with an axe.
Another policeman came to the rescue,
n Lang was disarmed.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
SEASIDE HOME FOR THE POOR
4 New Resort 10 lie Opened at West
COney Island.

The New York Association for Improv-
Ng the Condition of the Poor has just
purchased some property at West Coney
Island, comprising three houses. and will
open what Is to be called The Peoples
Seaside Hcme."
II will be run In connection with the
frssh-air work of the Association, in ad-
dition to the ocean PARTIES and Free
lone for Airing and Crippled Children
which formed important branches of the
work last Summer.
The Home win be under the manage
ment of COL. +. s. Long worth.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Prof. Whitney, NyiII.

Dy Associated Press)
NEW HAVEN. Conn. June i2.-Ths will OF
the late Prof. whitney was probated to-day. The
estate will inventory about $50. 900, The widow
will get the entire property. with the exception
o. 81, 900. which 10 bequeathei TO the American
Oriental Society OF New York.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Sha Lived lOa Yenrn.

Mrs Fanny Falkenberg died at her home. 2oi
East Thirty-ninth street. early this morning at
the advanced age OF one hundred and three years
She was born in Germany In 1871. and had re.
sided In New York city for ~fory.two years.
The cause OF death was general debility.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
Coming Events.

There will be a concert at Mount Morris Park
at ) O'Clock this evening by Eben's ssyenty-nrst
regiment Band. =. "a
Lederhauss Troop A Band will render music
Il Rutgsrs Park this evening a. . O'Clock.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
orsc nurned In Nebraska City.


NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. June l2,-Firs de-
stroyed the barns and plant Of the Nebraska City
Street Railway Company. early this morning.
head Of horses were burned to death.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
AGED Italian ON Trial for Murder,

FREDERICK Colro. an aged Italian. charged with
killing his son-in-law, Giuseppl Blast. by stibbing
him In the heart. Was placed on trial this morn
ing before Judge Moore In the Court OF Sessions.
brooklyn. for. murder In the second degree.
Coiro's friends Allege that the prisoner is Insane,
The murder was ommitte on March 1.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

BIilhan's C~aIisaya has the characteristic
tonic and Anti-malarial virtue OF the true bark,
khuA sabsututsA GilhAu. iG3 broadway. ss
The evening world., 1894-06-12
WONDERFUL BARGAINS HERE.
jackson VIII Sacrifice Everything
ResOre Moving.

Preparatory to taking possession OF
the magnificent new building at the south
west cJrner of Eighteenth street and Sixth
avenue, William Jackson. of III Broad
way, Is closing out his stock Of dry goods
at prices that are simply unparalleled.
JacksoR's intend to fill their new place
with an entirely new line of goods, and
the stock now on hand must be disposed
of in a short period, hence the wonder
full bargains.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

You read ''The Evening wOrId!"
Do you cad the sunday World?
The evening world., 1894-06-12

You read The Evening worIdr"
Do you read the Sunday World?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Wi1isan.

gu Ban 6itD, erplooirte III
Der Subrit BON 3. Is. &pB Der Sunpf-
tellel. S~n9enieur George Is. 6lOiien
murOe 9etOOtet, Sobn 6lc9g lbper pers
wunOct. unO Spbn Scarth Senrp
Seal, Stephen NlDen uuo iein Sobu
erbielten &~erleBun9en leitterer Irt.
Die 6cipalt Der GrplOiion mar cine 10
Itarte, ONB Disqualification in elmer
Gntiernun9 bon 3 SlOfs ;eriprangen,
llno MObnun9en uno 8eihditsbauicr,
cine babe Wteile pOn Dem Srte Der Gr=
plOIlon entIernt, beidGoi9t wuroen.
- gu IIpena, wiitbete wdbreno
zines 9unSeN Sa9es Gin iur6tbarer
S6neelturm. Ter S6leppoampier
Warpcll tcbrte bonn Shppner Sibpemi9
Dieoer Slriid, O0 er pegen Oes beftigen
Sturmes niht i'm Stanoe mar, nit
Oemielben etmas ausSuribten. Man
befilr6tet, baB berlelbe ans ufer 9e=
trieben meroen wirp. Die ,Imericun
Union" lie9t nod auf Den &iff bel
S~bompion's Sarbor. SIRE Seiayuns
uno Die S6leppoampfer puroen in
Solge oes Sturmes bon benz Soote
pe9getrieben. Der Sdleppoampfer
Sobn Swens biiBte bel EresQue Ssle"
Elm 6loB Elm, weldes 4 Millipnen SUB
SOlS entbielt. Die Stdmme paren
Gi9cnt6um zines gemiiieu gilbert pad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Winneiota.

Ter upr Is Sabren il lcbens=
lGnglihem @efdugnib IN .Stillm d
te perurtbeilte Nathan 9. Sau9bton
aus @rigbt 6Duntn ipran9 bon leiner
I'M plerten Stofmert sele9enen 3elle
in elmer !SDbe bon 40 SrlB in ben llnte=
rem 6lur. Gr idlug nit aler 8ewalt
auf oas Steinpflalter INN mar na6
turser 3eit cine Seide.
= Gin fllrftbares @epitter bat Die
St1Dt Still water nod in eine,i
iAlimmeren 3uitano uerieBt, als lie
li1 i6pn in Solge oes pOrigen Stur=
mes befano. Slele Strdben iino ppll=
Itdnoig ausgepai6en. Mebrere Sdu=
ier an Der Sierten StraBe wuroen un=
terminirt uuo in cine 80 SUB tiefe
Sdluht binabgewaibcn. Spiraum
uno @ertitatten oes Staatssu6tball=
les iino nit Sano uno @aiier iiber=
ibpemmt uno Der Gerluit oes Staates
miro beoeuteno lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
NeW Yorf.

= SpsSialassnten oes SdaBamtes
limb einem iinnreib eroa6ten Blame,
I'M Sumatra=S abat Don Ganaoa nad)
ben Ser. Staateu einsuidmuageln,
auf Die Spur 9etommen. Ger Sabat
miro in aewObnlibe &pner 9epadt, uno
permittelit zines @asens Doer SoOtes
iiber Die 8renSe seibmusselt, iporauf
er, pbns peiteren SsrOad)t 81 erresen,
per GrpreB na9 Hep Yort seldldt
uirp. Sin p)u Rouies polnt abge=
ianoter, uno an g. 9Obl 1873 @ater=
Str. aooreiiirter &O1er, oeien Spur
man perfo(9t bate, puroe 9eraoe in
benz 9lusenblid abgefaBt, als er on oas
Sabutseihlit BON Soiepb Siri6 abse=
"liefert werOen iolte. Gr entbielt $50
Pfuno Sumatra=Sa bat iiir ben Der
SOL 80 oas Pfuno betrdgt. Ser 8e=
ibdftsfibrer oes SirIA'iGen Sabat=
geibGftes ertldrte, oaB er BON Dem Sa=
bat nibts pine, 9eltalo aber su, einen
Sobi 81 teunen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
@isconTu.

- Srl. Spuiie g~urtbarot, Die l6=
jdbrige So6ter pes Serrn SObn Yurd=
barpt in W It SeuO, lit elmer be-
tlagenspertben unpOrli6ti9teit gum
Spier 9eiallen. Satob Sermann,
mel6er in Sieniten bes Sbld6ters
SObu &obr itebt. mattc ii6 Elm 9er=
9niigen baraus, nit elmer Yiibie AMI
8esenitanoe i'm CLUB gu idieBen uno
trai babel in Sol9e zines uuSlildlibeu
3uiales oas jun9e Wdohen, welbes
iiber einen Steg in oas Saus ibrer
Gltern 9eben woQte. IS wuroe iOiort
drstli1e Siilfe berbei9ebOlt, Die Ser=
wunoung mar aber 10 i6wer. oaB Die
llngliidli6e mad Swei StLnoen ibren
8eilt auf9ab. Sermaun 1T uuter Der
9lntlase pes SOotiblags Oerbaftet uno
unter $500 Sirsi6ait iiir iein Gribei.
ren Dor 8eridt 9elteat iuOroen.
- 3wei Sniaiien oes 8eiinsniiies
in ppleton Namens SwaniOn
uno Barnes periu6tsn ausSubre6en,
ibr 0erIud wuroe ieoO6 entoett unO
pereitelt. Sic batten @rlaubniB, lid
aui benz aorriOOr ersebsn 81 tOnnsn
llno bsniiBten oieielbe, nit einem NfeI=
Ter uno einem 8eienitiel Elm Sod in Die
n0roli6e Wuuer oes 8eIdngni'les gu
bre6en. Seit mebreren Sa9en batten
lie oaran 0earbeitet uno waren lbrem
Siels bsreits ganS nabe. ais elmer Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
creson.

- Son 6bin Mow Sing pber Srant
Sing aus PORTLAND miro cine
baaritrGubenoe 8ei6i6te ersGblt, wel6e
an cine Metbooe Der friberen Sabr=
bunoerte in europa erinnert. 90"
einigen Wonaten, iagt Sing, tpuroe
ein hineIiides 6rauenSimmer ermor=
bet. Man iufte ldn9ere s3eit nat)
Dem M6rper, Der enolid BON 6bineieit
III Der Periou bon MtOu 6bpng
cntoeft Duroe, Der oaSu geoungeu NOR
Den mar unb oafiir $500 erbNlten bate.
Mon 6bOng flii6tcte, lulroe. Nber bon
einem SuOas fiir $500 nerratben uno
Der MDroer oui Seiebi beS 2ineiiihen
tribunals in San 6rnnCisto lebeuoi9
%ein9emauert. go. miro ui@t genet
Oct. Sing iagt, O0S lei gar ni1t@
leltenes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Snotana.

- SOnatban YDun9 uno Iein SO6n
Gepp, %betannte UNI geO6tete GARNER
aus Dem 6OuntD SObnon 9in=
9eu neuli1 nit ibrem Srnoe III ben
Walo. ND oieIer Elm tleines Gro6Drn=
ben auIlpiirte uno es inter einen auf
Dem Sooen lie9enoen 9aumltamm
ja9te. Nater uuo Spbn trleben Das
Sierlide Sbierhen nit einem lun9en
Steden aus ieinem 9eriiet berpor,
ipdbreuo Der Srno oanab gu itnappen
periu6te. S6nel pie Der SliB aber
iprang oas SDrn6en Dem Sunoe in
Das 9eOnnete Wtaul uuo 9litt ben
Stluuo binab. Ser Suno itano
einen 9lugenblid 5itterno, als bate er
Itarte SAmersen, barauf tpalSte er iit
beuleno number. Na6 elmer balben
Stunoe beiauo er Iib Wieoer in leinsr
gepDbnli6en Serfanung uno jeBt
fiblt err ii6 allem Nnldeiu na6 10 wobl
,pie je. Sermutbli6 1T oas SOrnhen,
na6oem es in oes Sunoes Wtagen 9es
lan9t mar, erltidt. Slater uno SObn
perbiirgen Die g8abrbeit Oes DOritebeno
9el6lloerten Sorfalles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
WiHouri.

- gu z T.. SDipb bat 2Ouis Scar
tin, Elm ~betanuter Seutlter, Der als
Srauereiarbeiter S6antteuner uno
98irtb tbdtig mar rlno Mitelieo oes
Surnpereins, oes S6iBenoereins llno
Der SerlpeglO9e Der s.. G. mar, unter
eigentbiimlihen umltanoen SeibtmDrb
~beganaen. Gr nubm miinOlit uno
i6riftli6 Qbibieo bon leiueu Sreuuoeu,
beitelte ieinen Sarg lnO Oronete ale
ginselbeitsn ieines 2ei6enbe9Gnanihes
an, bis auf Die Sail Der 3utI6en uno
Die Nalnen Der Sabrtr6trdger, beItelte
audi Drei @rubiteine mo Die Snibrii=
ten Saju Iilr liG uno ieine bei=
ben peritprbenen 6r0ueu, eruanute
einen SOrmuno fir ieilen tleinen
StieIipbu uno perma6te Oielem DaS
ppn Den acknowledgement SI Sub=
lenoe 6elo. 3uleBt mar er in Sanen=
branoel IL S0cquett's @irtbi60it, ND
Elm 6reuuo ibm ia9tc: oNm SOnntag
geben mir ale nNd Dem S6iiBeupQrt,
nm Die gO!Oene NeoOille berausSul1ie=
Geu." Sar0ui mtiuOrtete er: y9tein!
gm SOnntag gcbt ibr nit meiner
&ei6e." llnO 10 tOm es aud. DIS ieiu
6reuno 6reO. Siitt9en Ii6 Oann an
i'm bdngte, um i'm an Sel6itmOro Su
perbinoern. iheu6te er i'm nit Dem
3epOlper suriif unO elite Uui iein 3im=
mer, no er li6 cine &ugel in oas Ge=
birn ja9te. Martin mar AZ Sabre alt
uno in Soritenoori, Sabien, 9eboren.
Sm October 1892 ltarb leine erlte 6rau
uno Elm babies SUbr ipater nUbm er Die
Sweite uuo oerlor AUDI oie'e I'M 9tOoem=
Der 1893 Our6 Den Sob. Settoem
iuar er melan6olii6, wGbute ii6 pom
lngliid Derfolgt uno e. war Onenbar
yeine S6raube los.
- Gin i6retli6ss llnsliid Fat ben
Sarmer 8eO. y)anceD etmas Oitli6 BON
Ct. eb betrpHen. @Gbreno er
uno ieine Srau ablueieno paren, sr.
wii6teu feline orei tleinen &inoer,
idmmtli6 Mdo9en, cine Same nit
Yulper lno marien lie ms i5euer.
ollie orei iinb ibredli6 Derbrannt INN
rettuneslOs erbllnoet; Die Spei alteiten
iperDen taum nit Dem Seben oauon
tpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Colorado.

Zen 9roBten nod je in etnem
Serqperte %9eiunoenen &lumpen TAFT
oalls reinen Silbers bat tllrSllb Die
bel aspen, SOL, 9elegene Smu9a=
lerss Miene gelieIert Ino Elm oerartl9er
ssuno lit, mie 6ableute be6aupten,
~llberbaupt in Der sanSeH Ser9mertsge@
i6idte mob niemals p~or9etommen.
Dor einigen Sasen itieBen Die Serg~
Ieute AMI eilleu 9epaltIgen GrStlumpen
unD als lie Denielben nGber beli6tigten,
ianoeu lie, oaB es Elm geiualtiger Slot
DON ialt reinem Silber lei. 9ta6 be-
tra6tli6er grbeit 9elan9 es enolih. ben
rieIioen GrStlumpsn, Der elm 0epibt
bon $500 pfunO bate rno Elm Sapital
DON s25. 600 reprGientirt, an Die Sbers
fiddle gu i6aiien. Gs lit oas grOBte
Stiid beinabe 9anS reinen Silbers, BON
Dem man bier Doer in ir9eno einem an
oeren Sanoe Der Selt nod jemGls 9es
bort uno Iteat Den Dor eini9en Sabrcn
in Der @ibiOneNtine 9eiunoeuen Sil=
bertlumpen pOn 800 PIuno p%OlltdnOig
in Den Sbatten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
VOunGnOig foitcnirci.

Siejeni9en, wel9e DR.. Kings New
Discovery sebrGu6t, tennenbeiien @ertb,
uno Sieienigen, wel6e Dies ni6t setban,
baben jeet Die @elegenbeit cs umlonit
;u tbun. Wtan iprede bel Dem anoe,
;ei9ten apotbeter Dor uno Dol ii6 cine
Probeilai9e tOltenirei. S9reibst euere
Namen uno 2lOreile al s.. Is. Sutlen &
go, GbicaSp, unO %uerlunset cine Strobe.
fife Don DIR. Kings New Life Pills to-
l%tenirei, ionic cine aussabe bes "Guide
t. Health and Household Instructor
foltenfrei. Sas glQes wirb %sarantirt
niipli6 gu iein uno toitet Ni6ts.
!. W. Huete al Der WtainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Suinois.

- Gin eigentbimlider MorD uno
SelbitmprDueriuh murOe oieier Sage
in 6bicagO am Gingange sum Na=
tional Sotel, an Der 6lart= uno S,af=
IpnzS traBe, periiDt. ,SrQulein Carrie
WenoCll bon WuquOieta, Sa., i6pB
uno tOOtete iait %Nu9enblidli6 s. =.
Rppal, ibren Gerfiibrer. Nlsoamn
ridtete lie Den &epolper arf lid ielbtt
,lno br09te Ii6 cine Wunoe, ole aber
nidt iiir geidbrli6 gilt. bel. Die
ur'd6e Der S6ieBerei mar &a6e.
4u6 ia9te lie Der pOli5ei. DAP ie Ser=
mDGen beiellen babe. BON weldem ii6
GpDul INNER inter Dem Geripre6en,
DAB er lie sum Weibe nebme, gewilie
SummCn 9elieben babe, melde er aber
rie Suriifgab. Srdu!ein @enoell lit
Die Sphter zines rei6en Sarmcrs in
Soma. GoD0fs Gltern iOllen eben-
falls out iituirt Iein uno wobnen I'M
Stuutc MalbingtOn. SCioe junQe
Seute batter ein llcbereintOmmen aes
troIien, in 6bica9O SuiummenSutOm=
men. SrGulein 98enoell fam Dor eini=
gen Sagen in NatiOnul SOtel su 6bi=
togO an, 40 lie ipGtcr nit ibrer S6lpe=
tier uno &ODNl cine ldu9sre llnterre=
Dung bate. oje9en bdlb 4 llbr Na6=
mitta9s uerlieBen Sraulein WenoeQ
uno &ODal oas @OteI. Su Der Nabe
Der GlartsS traBe SO9 lie Damn ben 8e=
poiper unO i6OB uui &oD0l. Sic STU
gel iubr ibm unter Dem re6teu Mu9e
in ben &opi uuo fam auf Der anoeren
Ssite beraus. Na6 Oieiem i6OB SRI.
@enoeu aui ii6 ielbit. Rppal mar
ein Gebsimpolijiit Der Rod Sslanp
neutrality-suspicious..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
SNlUcta.

- Ieulid brad i'm SoIe Sua
i'm 3 omleg u ein 6euer aus.
g8dbreuo Die Seute li6 aui Dem 6eloe
beianoen, iblugen Die 6lammcn sum
Sauie bcraus uno er9rinen. bon 60Dne
un9eiaht, I'M gu aub bic umlieoen=
ben, Obne Nusnabnle aus Sol, ton=
itruirteu uro nit S1inoeln 9eoed=
ten @ebduoe. Seioer tam audi Elm
7~8jabriger Wann in ben 6lammen
I'm uno puroe ein anoerer nibt uner=
beblib oerleBt. Der e~rliere, Saus
yeeli ppn Sui9. wolte ari ieincm
Sa6 lOiben, muBte aber Dem Dororin
genoen 6euer wei1eu, iiel IN ole tSlau=
men uuo tonnte ni6t mebr 0erettet
weroen. Ter unOere, S6Mieoeneiitcr
8iloi Don Paspels, erblelt cine Der
leBun9 on ieinem Auae uno muBt.
oNnn ioiOrt in arStil0e StymoimG
gclpmnlen weroen.