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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

See here" said Cholie, isn't this coat a
trihe long"
Il don't know" said the tailor Isn't il
possible that you are a trife shortg"
And ChOllie thought OF the overdue bill for
his last suit and admitted that the tailor was
ght.-lndianapohs Journal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

I'VE are getting up a concert for the benefit
Of the church. Won't you take ticketsg''
Mrs. Sharpe-My husl and refuses TO 20 any
place where there is TO be music.
How lucky; this Is just the kind OF an en-.
tertainment he viii ENJOY Chicago Tribune
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

For the dcbilitating effects of August
weather, nothing is 50 good as Ayers
Sarsaparilla.--ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

Scrofula humors and all diseases
caused or promoted by impure blood or
low state Of the system, are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18
RAIL AND CRossTIE.

The gross earnings of the Louisville and
Nashville for the first week of August
were $3.50, 525, against 1884, ITO in August,
1898. The increase was in freight traffic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

She-And don't you coucede marriage To be
an important step
Ho-Oh, more-its a serious slip, you know
Life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-18

She-Darling, II were poor. would you
love me as much
He-No, dear / wouldn't have so much
time on my hands thcn.-BrOoklyn Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
THE COLLEGES.

sPRoF. FRANKLIN e. GDDINGs has been
elected head of the newly-created de-
.partment of sociology at Columbian
university. This department is under
stood to have a separate endowment
of three hundred thousand dollars, and
will probably be the most richly en-
dowed department of sociology in the
country. ...
THE Williams glee, banjo and man
dolin clubs have for the last few years
been unheard of outside of New Eng
land and vicinity, but this year trip
has been arranged for vacation which
will extend as far west as Missouri,
and include Albany, Buffalo, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Chicago, Detroit and
St. Louis.
A NEW plan for helping the students
of the freshman class at the Massachu-
sets institute of technology select
their courses has been agreed upon by
the faculty. Each student when he
enters is assigned to certain pro
fessor, towhom he is togo for'advice
on all points concerning his course OF
studies at the institute.
THE attitude which President Eliot
is going to take in discussing athletics
in his annual report is not likely to
foster a friendly feeling between him
and the students of Harvard. He rec.
ommends abolishing freshman inter.
collegiate sports entirely and allow.
ing important intercollegiate UNIVERSE
ty contests, such rs those with Yale
Princeton and Pennsylvania, to occur
only once in two years In the form Of
athletics,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
The house IL
Proposals for Printing.

NOTICE ,Is HEREBY, GIVEN THI1
i've eealed pror6sals t. do the County print
ina for Elko County for the period Of seven
I7)imonthsand twenty-five TO, days CON-
'mencing May the 7th, 1885,, and ending DE.
cembcr the 81, 1894. win be received at my
;ofhcepp to the 7th day Of May 1924, Gt'which
time tie said Bids viii be opened. The said
printing to include everything paid fer out
ob the County funds, such as publishing the
proceedings Of the Board Of County Commits
sioneIs. Advertising, furnishing Legal and
County blanks. The printing Of the Lists Of
taxpayers, and all publishing and printing
as re quite by law. -,
Bids must be filed In my once on or before
the 7th day Of May! 1884,
The Board Of Commissioners reserve tn
right to reject any and all bids. -. ~,
49, T.. z, BITKEY,
Ex-officio Clerk OF the Board Of CountyI
Commissioners in and fer hlko County.
E1ko, Nevada, a pril q, 1924 i.-,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
Two INTERPRETATIONS.

A Young farmer who had been con-
Verted at one of the revivals went be-
fore the next conference and asked for
a license to be preacher. II know l
am horn to preach the word" said the
applicant, "for I have had three
visions, oil the same. and it has made a
lasting impression on me-" "What was
your vision9' asked a bishop. oval,
saw big, round, blue ring in the sky,
and inside in great gold letters, were
p. c. Itmeant Preach Christ and l
want TO join the conference" The
argument was aboutito carry when an
old pastor, stood up in the back part iof
the hill nnd ,saida Young man. we
dent doubt your intentions, nor 90 we
doubt you saw tho vision with the
snlHen 'P. C.,,"but L am Of the opinion
that y. c. meant tPlow Corn :" Tho
convert is still a fGrmer. -Gincinnati
Times Star. -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
RIGHT, TO SHOOT BURGLARS.

Some Late Court DECISIONS About the De-
...a. tense or Property. 49,.
The right Of a householder to shoot
at fleeing burglar has been discussed
recently in several newspapers and
legal periodicals. - .a'
"A correspondent of the London
Times says he saw burglars escaping
from his house after stealing some
plate, and he fired two shots after
them. Later in the night he met one
of the burglars and secured some of
the stolen silver. He would then have
shot at the burglar running away with
the remaining booty if he had not left
his revolver at home.
The correspondent afterward doubt
ed whether he had the legal right to
use his weapon when the burglar was
running away, and he consulted two
or three judges who were his friends.
He was advised that he might shoot a
burglar fleeing in the dark to prevent
his escape from arrest.
In an English court recently a house
holder was tried for assault on the
complaint of a self-confessed burglar,
whom he discovered in his kitchen and
whom he shot in the body. The bur
glar in his testimony appeared to
think that the householder took an
unfair advantage in firing from a dark
room into the kitchen, where the thief
was pursuing his occupation by candle
light. The Judge, however, directed
an acquittal.
The Pennsylvania supreme court has
reversed the conviction of manslaugh-
ter in the case of a Waynesbu-g citi-
zen who shot and killed thief as he
was leaving his stable. The burglar
had stolen part of a set of harness
from the stable on a previous night,
and had promised TO deliver the rest of
1T to an intending purchaser, and so
returned to the .stable'to complete the
theft.
g. The citizen called on the thief to
stop, and fired shot in the air. The
thief turned and seized the household
er, who then again discharged the re-
volver, inflioting fatal wound.
A Pennsylvania jury on some peeul-
ier theory convicted the defendant,
but the supreme court intimated that
he had right to pursue and arrest the
thief.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
CABINET.

secty. oflstatt. .......... Walter q. Gresham,
sec'ty. of the Treasury John G. Carlisle, "a
sec'ty. Of War. 80. !.Daniel 8. Lamont, N. \
Sec'ty. OF the Navy. Hilary A. Herbert, Al
Postmaster General. Wilson g. Bissell, n \
Sec'ty. Of the Interior. .Hoke Smith, u.
Attorney-General.... Z. Richard olney. Mas
sec'ty. of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, M ell
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
Associate Justices.

U.s. Senators John N st SSn.
Rep. in Congress. go. Francis d.Nswland
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-03
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY
U. 8. GOVERNMENT:

President...... GROVER CLEVELAND =,
Vice-President.. .ADLAI 4. STEVENSON .
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
.HElRONIMUS & BRUCH'S,
FOG Commerce Street.

The weahe to be verifying prediction of las
week that summer has come to stay.
During the last days have been very busy in
Dress Goods Departments.
Printed India Silks Figured Changeable Silks,
French O1gandies, French Dimities laconet Ouch,
White Goods and Thin Black Fabrics. etc. have all
heeu OF the move.
The almost daily additions to the stocks keep them ne
aud sh and you always something not shown before
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
PERSONAL.

W. E. Burnett, of Lexington, is in
town.
Harry A. Hurt, Of franklin, WAS in
town last night.
Mra Jas A. Vest is quite sick At her
home in the city.
E. M. Miller, OF Fincastle, was in
Roanoke yesterday.
Louis Scholz went to Bedford =,
business yesterday. Oh
Judge Henry A: Blair, of Salem WAS
In the cisy yesterday. "'en' "''
C. o'Leary went to Richmond yester.
day on the noon train.
". ~ mount OK The Radford Advance,
was IN the Cit yesterday.
+o.d'N enn went to Montvais YES
'',o"S o.h business trip.
pr s. 2. Guerrans has returned
- me from Franklin county.
{ Geo. w. Cooke, Of Radford, was in
the city yesterday on business.
j. 4. Hoover and family went to New
Market yesterday to visit friends.
II. G. Shelor returned home yes,er-
day from business trip to Blacksburq,
Chambers Orgain, the day station
sickness.
Hon. A. p. Staples went to Peters
burg yesterday to attend to some legal
business.
w. N. Wexford, Jr.. of Lynchburg,
former popular resident of this CITY,
is in town.
j. L. Coleman returned to Lynch
burg yesterday after a business visit
to this city.
John II. Morris, of the firm of Groves
d Morris, stenoEraphers, went TO Peters
burg yesterday.
ma1' Andrew Lewis left yesterday
morning on the vestibule train for
Alabama and Florida.
j. R. Ruffin, freight agent OF the
Norfolk and Western at Winston, N. c.,
vas In the city yesterday.
c. L. Knight, an attorney Of Blue
field, formerly Of this place, is in the
city accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Thomas, wife OF City Treasurer
c. w. Thomas, who has been quite III
for two weeks, is improving SLOWLY.
General Superintendent D. w. Flick.
turned from Hagerstown last evening.
MIS-. Az /. oliver, OF Fourth avenue
n o., who has been very sick with
malaria for several we eks, is i'm proving.
Rev. w. F. Haviner went to Blue
Ridge yesterday where he oficiated at
the org anization of Methodist church
Miss Lucy Price. who has been visit
ing fri ends in tho city ana at Vinton
for sew eral weeks, returned to her home
at 300 He's Mill yesterday on the noon
train.
Miss Mary Belle Crownover, who
has o. en- visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
a. Nc 'omew, for the pssu six months,
has rf ,turned to her home in Harrington
coun' y, Pa.
Mr. Polk Miller, who is to give a re-
ciu.l on the "Old Virginia Plantation
Nc gro" at tho Academy of Music
to- night, arrived in the city last night,
AMI is guest at the Ponce do Leon.
c. c. Hudson, manager of the Chris
tall Barbee Drug Co., left yesterday
for Pocahont&s and Southwest Virginia,
in The interest of his house. He will 20
az far as Knoxville before returning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Ma ss Meeting Last Night Addressed by tn q
q. p. Candidates


Ma ss Meeting Last Night Addressed by tn q
q. %. p. Candidates.
The Republican mass meeting at
Nj irtin's store on Tazewell avenue In
tn g Fourth ward last night in numbers
81 d enthusiasm was all its most Jealous
81 .pporters could have desired. In the
al ,sence OF the chairman, S. X. Dicker-
81 IN, A. s. Asberry presided over the
IN Getting. Short addresses were made
b the following Republican nominees:
J ohm Engleby, Col. John w. Hartwell,
j S. Pattie, A W. Pltman and 4. A.
illis.
Capt. Phillip Lockett was then in
reduced as the speaker of the evening
Captain Lockett reviewed the work
lone by the Republican party in COM
parison with the records OF the Demo
cracy. He spoke effectively and was
warmly applauded. The speaker also dis
cussed atlength the issues in the city and
the relation of the parties in municipal
affsirs.
The meeting was very harmonious
and was regarded by members of the
party IS very successful gathering
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

We have ready very pretty line of Ladies' Shi
Waists In the Styles of very pretty material
They all laundered, at popular prices.
Ladies' Waists ST., SLIPS. sI.ss and $3.50.
See them before the assortment Is broken
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10

WALL papers in great variety of styles
and grades from cents per roll and up
wards at THE e. Ii. STEWART FURNI-
TURE COMPANY.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
Some Fare Bargains in Houses.
Buy now while your money
will count.

room houso within four blocks OF
Terry Euilcing; lot 5OxlO0 ieoy Price
Sl,7o0. The lot next to il ls held 81
$4,000. e
room house on Shenando.a avenue.
| near Park street, Sl,5OO.
room house on Seventh ay.nuo. Inf
5oxla0, stable, bath. Price So, $50.
Groom house on Cam pbeil street. near
Machine Shops. Price $500.
4room cottage near the Shoue: larpo
lot Price $1,000; $50 cash, balance So
per moth. W.
Good Groom house, with water. on
Sixth avenue q. W. Price 81 500; terms
easy.
Lot on Eighth avenue s " 5oxIso
rect Price $500; $50 cash. balance $40
per month. Sold at 81 500.
splendid Broom house on Jefferson
street; bath, hot and cold water electric
bells, heated by furnace Price 81, 500
Terms easy.
81 acres, ~ miles from rhaxton,s,
Groom dwelling, good outbuildinas
good orchard. Price $1,000. Terms
easy.
1s5 acres on Apple Orchard, in Bed
ford county Price $500
Small farm, 1917 acres, miles from
Roanoke, mile from collins Institute:
7-room house, fine water, planted out In
fruit. Price So 900.
tine farm OF 92l acres, l Is miles from
bellevue; z room house, good outbuild-
ings, hne orchard, water in dwelling and
barn. Will sell stock and farm imple-
mcnts. Price $4,000
WRITE FOR OUR
CATALOGUES OF
FARMS. <SSSNzNzrn-~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10

BARGAINS urxr+LADES' RIBBED VESTS4BAnearss
100 dozen fine quality ladies' vests at ce1ts.
Better grades full bleached finished in best manner,
Zoe, I5c and 25c.
Long sleeve high neck vests at csc.
Ladies fine gauze vess long sleeves high necks at
Ladies' fine Isle vests at soc.
Ladies' silk vests at 75c.
Children's vests at ICc, I5c and 25c.
GentIemens Rauze vests good values, at csc and Soc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10

SEE our bargains in we'll paper and
straw mattings. The E. II. STEWART
FURNITURE Co
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
The Economy of tho Ga. Cooking stove.

The Economy of tho Gas Cooking Stove.
ONE of the many advantages of cook
ing with gas is its &c onomy al compared
with coal or wood The average cost
per family ger month in Roanoke for
the year 1893 being only s. 35 Many
families spend nearly this amount for
kindling alone, TO say nothing of the
cost of coal and the annoyance of start
ing the fires, removing ashes, cinders
and dust. Gas for cooking purposes is
sold st reduced rate. The stoves are
sold at nat cost. Call at our Office and
see sample stoves snd ask for infor-
nation in regard to them. ROANOKE
GAS AND WATER COMPANY.
+. NULTY, of st. Paul MINI, writes
"Was confined to bed tor three weeks
doctors could do me no good; Japanese
Pile Cure entirely cured me-" Sold By
Christian & Barbee.
Old papers for sslo ss this Office ten
conts ~"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR.

New stock of gentemen's neckwear In the new
Teck and FournHand styles We ask that you examine
the quality of our soc line
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10

Old papers for sslo st this Office ten
conts ="
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-10
GENTIEMEE'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS.

GENTlEMEH'S NEGlIGE SHIRTS.
We have now open full line Of Gent1eneus Percale
Shirts, to which
Especially Invite Your Attention.
You will find the fit and make of this line of shirts per-
feet and therein lies the valuable points in shirt.
The styles have all been selected in and pretty effects
such can be by anyone.
We believe the values here offered superior any
the market. See them.
AtSI-Five different lines Of shirts, in all sizes.
At 81 35-Three different lines Of shirts in all sizes.
AT 50-Two different lines of shirts, sizes Id to IS.
, 1894-10-09

un6 gu ft9erl all, ais lic i6re &ioalinnen
entOefte, urb BRET iunge Oarner, bon bene1t
cine netto 40 8funb getuogen Daben muB,
ftngen gar 81 fpeinen an, ais Tie cntoeGten,
OaB ie baS Spfer zines Sdcr5bolbe5 &C.
tporocn uno, baB eS nit Dem 6eiratben
Dieber nicbtS let. 2anglam entteruten
litb Die Iicbcnben Neien, mancbe ra6ez
I6ndubcrb, anbere bitter enttaui6t unb
ctnige reiienirt. SrGuletn younB mai
Die 2ebte, ipcl6e Sic @de DerlieB un6 furS
barauf perlteB au6 ein joUtaL auSiebenocr
6err, nit elmer 9tole i'm &nDpflod, cine
Der b%orti9en @irtbldaften. ST bate
ausenicbeinli6 Die Notwithstanding
beobacbtet unD Iadte ber3Go5 iber Ben GIid-
Der fleinen 2trt1ee 6eiratbsluiti9er.
@m. SrombleD, elmer Ser bciOcn
Neffen unb Grben Des tirSlib in Detroit
ermorOeten reicben Sonberlings @6aS. 9.
Gbdlptn, tpurbe am 6reitag auf ben Ser
ba6t, nit benz Wtorbe in 8erbin6uu9 GEE
ltanDen 81 baben, per6aftet, aber am
Samlta8 pieOer freigeIaien, neil fem
tuirfltbeS 8etpeis material Dprlag. QllS
G6auOin eri6lagen ipurbe unb iicb berauSs
iteute, baB QBiuiam un6 8arnabD Sroms
bleD Die Gr6en ietne8 Nta6laiies inn @ertbe
bon na6e5u $500, 900 ieien, be9ann maj
na6 tbnt au iud9en. 8arnabD befan6 fib
in Chicago. 8iuiam blieb 5un6cblt perz
i6olen. 9a rei6te ber 9etroiter @runbe
et9entDumSbGn6ler Sobn Seib ein S6rifta
it'd betm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elm, tuona6
BiQiam TrombleD ibm i'm Sabre 1890 in
elmer tletnen Stabt Stem SerIe0'S 1einen
9anSen QlntbeiI, ollo Die 6G[fte Der Gbau1
Oin'i6en Grblboft fir $4,000, 3a6lbdr in
8%etptiien Staten, itbericbricben bate, auBerz
benz 5eigte eS itc9 ipGtcr, baB Setb BON
Sronblep nod 9ppot6efen fit $4,000 in
0Gnoel1 bate. SDbann taudte balb boS
0erlc6t auf, 6aB man Mm. SrombleD 3ur
s3ett ocs WtorbeS in Groii 8oint, in Der
9fG6e 6es Nnipelens ieineS SntelS geIe6en
babe. Wm. GrombleD tDur0e bdrduf bin
perbaftet. Bm. Sromb[eD (oer eigentlicbe
gtdlne Der alten fran30iti6en Qtniieblere
tal1tlie lit SremblaD) lit Der TppuS zines
fran30itiben Ganabier5. @r Dermobte
ntbt feline 9roBe 9tufregun9 81 berber9en,
ais man ibn ben 3eu9en gcGeniiberitelte.
gSdbreno ct 5uerit erflGrte, nit benz Seib'>
icben 6aubeL our6aus einDeritan6en gu
letn, lit er ieBt entgegengeleBter Qlnitcbt.
Gr min nit 8eibiiIfe ieine5 8ru6ers Sic
~llrfunbc, Die ct SetB ge9eben, anfe9ten,
tpetl ie ntcbt BON ietner Srou mitunterz
ibrteben lit. 9teie Srau, Die ibrigenS
nibt i6reiben farm, lebt felt Sobren ge>
trennt BON ibun, ieitbem ct ibr burcb9e8an>
gen 1T. Die Qtobofaten reiben ii9 1bon
Die t9Gn6e in @ripartung 6eS o6er Der fet>
ten BrOseiie, benn iebeS Ser brii6erlitben
@rbtbetle reprGientirt etnen 8ert6 bon
SIZE, 900.
, 1894-10-09
DerItert fetne Gtceni.

Die 8unbes : 0ampfIc6iff Snipcftorer
baben i6re llnteriubungen in 8e3ue aui
OaS Sinfen 6es 6euerboOtes Ooiemite abz
gei9loiien, unb bieie ltnteriucbun8 lit fiir
Den Gapitdn OeS Seuer6Ootes, 8atrid s..
6alOeD perldngniBuOa geporOcn. 9ie
ltnteriHcburg bat ergebcn, baB @apt.
6oIOcp an Dem linfaQ Oes Yoicmtte S6uGO
par, neil ersipuBte, baB ba5 Sabr3eug nicbt
icetubtig mar. NuBerbem bate ct eS pers
abiduutt, ben eeieBItden 8eitimmlngeu,
betreffenb MISUNDERSTANDING fir Sic
8emannrt8, nacbsufommen. Sir bieie
feline Na6Idlitgfett mur6e Gopt. 6albeD be-
frat, inOem i6m Die 2icen3 fir bic Sub
rung zines 0ampf6ootes 3%tpeiter &laiie
eltt5ogen tuur0e.
Ser Maiainiit OeS gOiemtte, 9tec
8ronn, unO ber 8ootSmann S. gtoLdn auf
30, Der Steuermann Sobn 6ubbarb a1f
10 Gage iuspenbirt, trobbem Gapt. Salpep
Die 9an8e S9ulb on benz WtiBgeicbid bes
goiemite auf it9 gu rtebmen periucbt battle.
, 1894-10-09
observation-disclosures

Die folgenOen Observation-Disclosures tuurs
ben i'm 8auamt ausgeiteIt:
.. 8ateritabt, 2it0d. 0obnbauS nit
9aoen, 7045 Soutb 0eftern QDe., $4, 600
S. &ooer, 3itOf. @o6nbaus NIT Qaben,
6328 Cottage @robe 9(be., $1,000; ct.
@lara S6uIe, Sdulbous, Woo6lolpn un6
81. Str, $4,000; Trant 9. Gurner, 9(n>
bor, 1780-82 Nrt9bttpoob 9lpe., $4,000 :
S. SO. WtOoin, 3it0G. @ei9GIts6auS, 1882
bis 1884 Otto Str, $4,000; 8oitrom &
yforbpaQ, 2fOf. 8obnbous, 1l18 Bern
Str, $4,000; 6. s.. Otter from, 3t0f.
WobnbouS, 1911 Wolfram Str, "a. 900 :
g. 6. NtnLpd, 3lt0d. 0n6nbaus. 1870
@OngreB Ctr, $1,000; 6. s. Saqe, 2ftDf,
BobnbauS, 2069 A6ams Sir, S., 900 :
MariOn NOams, 2it0d. @obnbauS, 1881
Sutton Ctr, $4,000; 6. Brandt, 3ftDd,
8obnbauS, 1896 ~2eringtDn Str, "a, 600:
81. 6. Ntlion, 2lt6d. g~8o6n6aus, 943
8aibtenap 9tpe., $4,000; S. 6. Wturpba.
2ftO6. 8obnbaus, 1865 gilmore Str.
$1,000; 8. 8o5anien, 3it0f. g8obnbaus,
384 Soutb &eb5te 2Eue., $500; 9. &lecan,
3it0t. @o9ubaus, 481 Soutb Qincol11
Str, $4,000; 9. S9mibt, 2it0d. 8obnz
bauS nit 2aben, III g8eit Safe StroBe,
3 $500; 90. Senien, 2it0f. 8Obnbau8,
448 0tdens 9lOe., $2,400; Sobn 0teib,
3it0d. 8obnbaus, 135 Sobnion Str,
81, 800; 8. Wtatea, 3it0d. 8obn6als, 10
Parmelee Str., $4,000.
, 1894-10-09
Stdott1bes.
6uRren in etnem 9eitoblenen Buggy

49,
Oils geitern gtabmittag Sic 8olisiften
George Wurreb uilb 6ug6es bon Der W2arz
t%uelftr. zStation bic IS. 16. Str. entlang
gtt9en, itieBen tie ndbe Der georiaitr. alf
Elm UNDERGRADUATES @eipann. sic tparfcn
lt6 bemielben in bic 3ii9eG un6 brobten e8
n09 Dteler Wfibe gum Steben. S1 benz
8ug8D iaBe1 3tpet beioffene @etb8bilOer
uno ouf beren S6OoB Elm ebenfals be-
trunfener iun9er Wtann. Ollie 0rei mur1
ben mttiammt Dem Bfer6 unb 8u9gD nacb
Der Wtartpeuitr Station gebrabt uuo bort
CUR @rni1terung nab Deribiebenen 3eQen
geidbaftt. ltnteroeiien mat BON benz 9eibz
itaubeftBer t6enrD Mbtteion bon 23O 8an
8urenitr. in 0er Station Der 8ertcbt elm
g~elaufen, baB am Sonntag Na6mitta9 Elm
tunger Wtann Elm 8u99D un0 Pfer0 gum
NuSfabren 9ebOIt, aber btslan9 niBt 3uz
rtlfgebra6t bate. 86iteiOn pur6e nab
Der Station beoroert unb ibenttftcirte bort
Oas ben bret 8etruntenen absenommene@e7
lpann ais oaS leintge.
6eute ftanben Sic 9yet, bDuitGn6ig erz
ni6tert, bpr &i6ter 0oolep 1nb fanben
bort ibre Ga1nen nit Sri. (?l &tttte 6tbz
gerald, Trdt (?) Glen 8beeler un6 Sobn
6aftin8 auf 6er Nn9efGa9tenliite un6 omar
angefldgt Oes 0ie6itabls. Na9 Der QtuSz
ia9e bes Boli3titen bdtten Bic 9tet, Ste i'm
Bagcn no6 etIt6e Slai6en S9napS lte8en
1atten, duf Ser StroBe bel n1beil anrtB7
ten %tOnnen, tpenn tie nt9t abgefaBt tpor>
ben tp6ren. Qtle 9ret tpobnen an Der Gam
Qoe. un6 gebDren 3u Sen bertomntenitcn
Perionen iener @e9enb. Sic tpetgerte1
it9 gang entl6ie6en, ben Namen Oes tuna
gen Mtannes an3ugeben, 6cr ibnen 6aS Sc
ipann iibergab. 6aittn9 bate eS, tpie
06tteion ausla9te, ni9t 9eboIt. Gic6ter
9ooleD iteute ba5 3rto bis gum 10. unter
lie $500 8irgicbaft.
, 1894-10-09

- Oie 11nioeriaG @aS So. bat geItern
Na9mittas i'm Observation-Disclosures 6as
@eilcb eingerei9t, nit Der 2e9ung ibrer
2eitung8r0bren sundcbit an Set Soutb
Chicago @pe. BON Der anSuLe9enoen @asz
anitalt in Granb G%roiin9 bis sur Cottage
@rooe Q(pe. un6 an LeBteret bis sur 511te1
StroBe beginner gu biirfen. 9as @e1uc6
piro gep6brt tuer6en, iobalO bic @eleQz
ihaft 6aS erforOerlibe 0epOitt bon $40, 900
btnter[eot bQben tpiro.