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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
BishOp MATHS Successor.

DENVER, Col, November 2S.-Thc Rocky
Mountain News today says: ION the au-
thority of an eastern churchman it IS un-
officially ar nounced that the successor Of
Bishop Matz will be Father Mcclure, PAS
tor of ST. James Catholic Church, Chica 60"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
To Quiet Title,

A bill Inf equity to quiet the title to lot g.
block Z, Meridian Hill, and for an injunc-
ton, was this afternoon filed by VIM.
Henry Burr against Isabella c. May and
her husband, Henry May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
Real Estutc Matters.

Duncanson Bros. auctioneers. sold yester-
day. at public sale. the residence 1924 n
street. at the southeast corner of 10Th and
n streets, to z. L. White for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
Fire in a Packing House.

KANSAS CITY, November 2S.-Fire broke
out in the beef house of the Fowler Pack
ing Companys plant last night, and Cne-
third Of the building was Quilted. Opera
tions will not be materially interfered with
in consequence of the blaze. The loss will
not exceed $4,000. Fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
CrnIifnr'a Ri!I-

A judgment creditors bill for s1G666 was
this afternoon filed by w. w. Poole against
Horace j. Gray and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
Personal Mention.

Assistant Secretary of War Doe has gone
on ten-day tour of inspection of military
posts. including Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28

MANCLOVA, Mex, November 2S.-Geo.
Martin, who claimed to be a New York
newspaper man walking OH "A waSer from
Pittsburg to South America, has been kill
ed near Santa Catarila. He was r:Ir over
ty a freight wagon, from which he fell,
while riding to the Sierra Mojada mining
camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
Treasury Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $3.50. s13. Government receipts
From internal revenue, s26S,611; customs,
$454,O11; miscellaneous, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
WILL RACE IN DECEMBER.
The Virginia Jockey Club Will Ignore
the National Association.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ST. ASAPHS, Va, November 2S.-The
Virginia Jockey Club today decided to con-
tinue the present meeting throughout De-
cember at least, and it is more than prob
able that there will be racing at the st.
Asaph's track every day from now on until
the racing season opens in New York next
spring.
The matter has been decided after much
thought, and the club feels that as long
as no law is being broken there Is no rea-
son why the racing should not be con-
tinued.
The officials of the club state that racing
will not be attempted on those days when
the weather Is unfavorable to racing and
say that they have in deciding to continue
the meeting without the permission Of the
National Jockey Club no intention of vio-
lating any rule of the turf which should
be respected and enforced.
They feel that the rules of the National
Association against racing in December
were never intended to apply to track
in this latitude.
The attendance today despite the cold
was a very large one, one of the largest
of the meeting, and sixteen bookmakers
accommodated the crowd The track was
in the best possible condition, being very
fast, and the card was fair one, but two
horses being scratched, Lorimer in the sec
ond race and Weinberg in the third.
The first race. six and half furlongs-
Won by ModerOcio (Sms), l to and out;
Buckeye PENN, to 2, second; Truepenny
(DoggetO, and even, third. Time, Ia.
Redtop Uamley), 10 to g. also ran.
Second race, six furlongs. Kilkenny
(Keefe), to 1, first; Trump PENN. to l,
second; Uncle Jim (Banks), 10 to l, third.
Time, LII IL.
st. Asnph Entries for Tomorrow.
First race, five-eighths of mile-High
Point Belle, 12O; Dreibund. Oily Gamn,
lob Do nth Chicnt
Hermanita, Midstar, 1885, Haistone, Austin,
100; Buckeye. 80; Mckee, 100.
Second race, five and half furlongs-
Senator Vest, Chillion, 1O2: Maggie Smith.
Anxiety, Sappho, 81; Kenneth, 100; Ninety
Seven. 104; Eaufelda, ia; Lady Superior,
30; Vision, 107; Nidoco, III.
Third race, one mile and half-Charter,
1O7 Blue Garter. 81; Baroness, 81: Pulitzer.
Clarus, SO; Star Actress, 100; Miss Dixie,
1906 Saunterer, liz.
Fourth race. half mile-Antonia, 81;
Maringo. 100; Velvet Rose, 1903; Meteor,
104; Vanbrunt, 96.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Wah Jim, Ham
mic. 10; Blizzard, 1O7; Vestibule, 49,;
Equation, lOl; George Dixon. 1Oo; Blue
Mass, 30
Sixth race mile-Marshall. 112; Hardy.
Fox, Warpeak, 1913; Little Tom, 01; Beau
regard "a; Major General. 81; Plenty, 100;
Void. Nero. 1O6; First Light, 50. ..
TOmorrow's Alexander island Entries
First race, six and one-half furlongs.-
Dashing Charlie, 1O7; High c.. 1O7; ontario.
10; Can't Tell. 1O7: Prince Alamceth, no:
Leigh, 1O7; Larry X. 40; Misery. 10:
Gold Wave, 10; Hazel. 1O7: Golddiger, 10;
Blackfoot, 1O1; Tim Corbett, ITO.
Second race, four and a half furlongs-
Outsider, lO3; RienZi, 1903; jolly Boy, 1O2;
Tree Top %; Ca5tanet. 1O7; Nina, %; Fem
cer 30; Rufus, 30; Little Jim, 1903; Joyeuse.
30; Belgravia, 30; Amsterdam, 106; Jimmie
lanes 1tcl. Rra6laV El. The Clown. 1tGe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28

DEATH, of Judge Howe, PopuIist Candi-
date In south Dakota.

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, November 2S.-
Judge Isaac Howe, the populist candidate
for governor of South Dakota, died today,
at his home in Redfield. The exertions of
the campaign brought on an Illness from
which he could not rally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
Filthy Condition.

The attention of the Commissioners has
been called to the filthy condition of the
pavement at the intersection OF 31st and
South streets northwest, which is due to
the discharge of sewage from the South
street premises across the sidewalk. This
condition can be remedied by the con-
struction of a sewer on South street. and
Dr. Woodward recommends that the same
he constructed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
JOHN SHERIDAN'S SUICIDE.
Business Troubles Drive a Hotel Pro
prietOr to His Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 2S.-
John Sheridan, proprietor of the Hotel
Scott, Filbert street near 10Th, committed
suicide shortly after midnight last night
by shooting himself through the head.
Business troubles and ill health are said
TO have led him to take his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28
Excanutur Granted.

EXeInntur Grantcu.
The President has granted an exequatur
TO J. Tenant Steeb as vice consul of Chile
at Tacoma, Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28

Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
8 am. "a; Pm, 80; maximum, &c; mini-
mum, 80.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value TO health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive: eiIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ievers
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
net with the approval of the mediea!
profession. because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
everv objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
cists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it IS man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being well infornei, you viii no.
accept any substitute If Offered
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
a srRApP,No FAMILY.
The aiorr Family Arc Biz Enough
to DO crecit to Their Country.

To DO rr.cit to Their Country.
As a specimen OF what Kentucky
can do IN the way OF producing stal-
wart sons and daughters. said
proud native of the Blue Grass coun-
try. to New York sur writer. Il
might mention tho old Joe Morrison
family OF Bourbon county Anybody
of the present generation who ever
lived in kentucky will remember old
Joe Morrison's family. The family
consisted of Joe and his wife and six
sons and three daughters. Joe stood
six feet four in his stockings and
weighed 2l0 pounds. His wife was
the same height exactly. but she
weighed 266 pounds The oldest son.
Tom. was also six feet four. and he
weighed 2S6 pounds Jim topped
his brother Tom two inches in height
but he wasn't as heavy by seventy
pounds. Their sister Sarah was
slim girl. weighing only 1855 pounds.
but she could look over the heads OF
both Tom and Jim. for she stood six
feet six and one half inches
"But John was the big boy OF the
family. He only lacked an inch Of
NtlhE stNth AttA AAA AAN - 49, eAAA1 49,
weighed 500 pounds Sister Mary
was midget OF six feet two. and
only weighed 1i9 pounds Elijah
wasn't very tall, either. being the
same height as his sister Mary. but
he was Of pretty fair heft. tipping
tho scales at PIP Matthew was six
feet two. also. aud weighed 22O.
while Eli. standing six feet four.
weighed less than 2Dl The youngest
girl. Martha. was six feet three aud
100 pounds in weight She would
undoubtedly have been the giant OF
the family. for that was her height
and weight at the age Of IL. few
weeks before she died When these
measurements were taken. a few
years ago. the family was all together.
but since then old Joe and his wife
have died. and the boys and girls
were married and scattered about
the state don't know what their
progeny have done to keep up the
reputation OF the family as TO size.
but IN bet on EN- to keep up the
record
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
rhe ..ola carls.lty shop. .

The original Master Humphreys
clock. immorialized by Charles
Dickens. Is exhibited by a New York
Trades paper Until within a few
weeks the clock wa to be seen over
the door Of the late Mr. Humphrey >
shop. in Barnard castle. county Of
Durham. England Mr. Humphrey
was watch and clock maker. and
rendered great service 10 Charles
Dickens in supplying him with mater
ials for his Nicholas Nickleby. aud
1t was this worthy ho=ologist's clock
that suggested TO him ihe quaint ra-
pository in which he chose 20 locate
tho manuscript Of ..The OH Curiosity
shop
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
August
Flower

az I an Post Master here and keep
a Store. Ihave kept August Flower
for sale for some time. think it IS
a splendid medicine" Z A. Bond,
P. NJ. Pavilion Centre, NY.
The stomach is the reservoir.
If it fails, everything fails The
liver, the kidneys, the lungs. the
heart, the head, the blood, the nerves
all go wrong. If you feel wrong,
look to the stomach first. PIT that
right at once by using August
Flower. It assures a good appetite
and a good digestion. >
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
rl.c s.r.rlsa. - :.

Palace Car Portcr. oat Wosi-Do-'
CAB me no Zee. sah. ,ili wo gets 20
de end OBJ de trip.
Passenger Very we'll Justas you
prefer.
Portar- Yes sab You sec. dose
train robbers always goes Ter nc
fast. an IL Amt 80; nu'ba. dcy say
de passengers alai got Haf4E- aad
gocs OF
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
IN. -eeae - COO met

..I>iis talk" aid the bachclor. ''ot
woraau's engaging In the pursuits Of
man Is all nonsense
Il don't know" said his friend,
douh;iully.
..Thcra's no doabt about IL sup
pose a war should arise Nomea
couldn't fight could they
What's the reason they coulsnfs
.Nhv. because they are nos nAtar-
ally constituted for warfare
s.Hunph, just come over 20 the
bargain counter In cur dry goods
store some day, aal youu change
vcur mind
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

Tn. ,c.tipapials s.i.ich thr mails briggs y
,verv lssv run thus "pr Balis N"nsa
svrsp cured The baby 81 Group; ~. ~ es.s9
M, II most distressing cough oT ~ ensss ,s,
my little hoy OF sorrlbruat We s'a'a
not 30 WithoutiL'
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
on- Isoad Ii Iam-.

Miss Iuuercent-I thought YOU
considered Mr. Jossycke an afro
ciously bad actor, Mr. FirstuIght
FIrstnIght Aud so | die
''Then Why did you say he has no
rival as Hamlet"
.Because, you sec, his physical
proportions would net allow mo 10
class him with the ordinary ruu OF
hams Kansas City journal
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
Nhl.Inrn-

John, said Dc Broofs wife. Il
don't know what 20 Go about the
hired girl
why don't goa ire her
II have But | can't ees rid o.:
her
"ii'm'm IN tend TO that ,o-nor-
row morning"
How
..i'Il get mp early and show hor
now TO light the FIRE with kerosene.
Then woll let nature tazc lis cvur-c
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
,ron.l.ur ,ilI...ncrt..

Silhouette was tho name OF a
French minister in ante-reyolution
times He WAS a stern economist
and the courtiers had their pictures
made in profile and black. iaeetiously
claiming that NJ Silhouette haa
made them so poor that they could
not have I regular portrait painted
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
schIrmsun'. A.;hmN Cure

INSTANTLY relieves the anst Nsotea y = -, =,
..7ss,.fr-s sr.ss s,,.eetoraxlun and tnzurcs fest
- those ctherpise unable 70 sleep cherRt W =
ebair as a stnEIe trial Vii prove sena tps =
-, t-l.I tsarkAsc 20 Or. x. senA1tnAAAs -
p.gl Nlrn but 49, your crEgctst trsA
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

Acorsn, CoLp on soEE IHH9sr sheasa
moi be neglected. BRowS's BROS 49, ~
TRorurs arc simple remedy, anu sNe
prompt relief - cts a box
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

ssoul.i be kept at stables aald 80. > I,
ssiyatlon Oh Is the best friend ne, on,s -, =.
man, but OF dnmh beasis = We ..,sic
~. and wounds OF all kinls thrfe = ~
Ec,ne,iy S~r,s, ike salvation on Price . seas
rer bottle
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

..why IS an cwpty chsmpasle .s's -, ..~
an orphsaf ~ s-ke'i Bnb. Because N's
10Th lost their pop
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

" oTnaa Is a pos eriat 500 -, .itb-
.hc can move the biggest N'n' %
n,,i inlcLins hin.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

Western train robbcrs vho Fiae iSc man
b.r. use their riaes on the irain nea Too
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

A b.bv alp.ys helps to make home happy -
,,rtieuIariy when the baby : asleep
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

Coed nanHers require that al leitcfs that
arc not positively dlssuasteoas should . Aa-
-
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

When a real estate merchant scg.ns 10 -
aavn nm he Loses -roaui very fast
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

SICK HEAnsCuE, lsssisnde- weakness anl
los. OF appetite caused by malaria eAa DC sni-
r,,lliatrif cured hy Beeehxm's Pills
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
BEST II ~

coLc"EsrER nrHarR !,
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
''MorHrj
FRIEND'1
MAKES CHILD BIRTH md

Ceivtn. La, Dec g, issa.-N-
MOTHERS FRIEND boz
sonanencnt. and says shs urgv,s
without IL for hundreds os asr,-
DOCK sn{
Sent oy csrerss ca rrrriTe q r-as, G n.
.i-. be-ok . To Ho<hrfs ~ =. ~.
SsAo~rcLD rccutxyn,.
-. s.sa .. a.. ssse.ssra-
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06

Tor ..purity Of material, r' excellent navor,',
and ''uniform even composition
, 1894-04-13
8IeirShrenoteb.

Qtm Iabmittog bes 4. Q(rpiI ae9en feds
1tbr bemerfte gDIt3tit 9otpncD BON Der
MtaTpeuItr zStatton, ais ct BEN 3temIi6
LANCE leeritebenben Saloon an Ser @de Ser
Gltnton> unb Gtpin8itraBe paiiirte, baB in
bemieLben itb 6ret 8uridben 6aran mabten,
bic @aSz uno MaIierrDbren 5u entfernen.
Die @ei9i9te fam iDm ettpa8 perDdc6z
tig Dor. @r gtng in BEN Saloon btnetn
un6 ertlGrte ale 0ret ais berbaftet. 3pet
OaDOn macbten ii5 in6eilcn burb cine
6intertDitr 6iirne un6 nun Der 6rttte,
So9n 9OmnS, fOnnte bette Dem 9ti6ter
0OOleD inter Der Q(nflage 6eS Gin6ru6S
Oorgefii6rt per6en. OomnS periuBte Stpar
Dem 9ti6ter einre0en 81 moQen, baB ct Die
bel ibm D~Or8efunbene 8letr0bre ~irgenopo
in elmer QQeD auf9eGelen babe, aber btes
murOe iDm nicbt 9eglaubt, ionbcrn er tpurbe
uuter $500 Sir8i4aft benz Griminalgericbt
l~bertpleien.
, 1894-04-13
OurA 5ufau erfdoRen.
PoIi3iit ChOmos Grace i6ic6t nab oem 6ar=
bigen Rorton mo ole Kueel trift
uno t0otet oen mietbsfuti9er
9. mitbel.

Sn benz un0rbentli9en 6altic ser Gmgnd
|9aoiS, $40. 70 @uitom 6ouIe 8lace, tpurOe
leute W{orgen tim II ltDr Der Otiet6Sz
futlcDer 3. Wtitdbcu 0urcb i3ufau bon Dem
8olt8titen SbomoS @race bon der 6ar>
rtlon Str Station ericboiien. W1itcbeu
lebte nit Ietner Srau in Dem 6auie 654
9SelS StraBe, Sett Iecb5 Wtonaten belt
CT 1eoen Nben0 nit i~eilter 0roibfe por benz
Jtenere IOOule. ST fam aus Ieinem Sc
burtSort 9tetp gorf lpGbrenb Ser Q8eltauSz
telling bter6er uno eS beiBt, baB CT ii6
ettpa9 0et0 9e1part bate. GeItern flI6r er
I'M 10 ubr bon benz 6otel fort, I'M etner
Der @Glte nacb einem Ser 8a6nb0fe auf Der
Slolette gu bringen. 8on bort febrte er
gegen Ufttterla6t 5uriid, fubr aber balb
lpteoer tort. 3net Stun0en ipGter traf i'm
0otel bic Nabri9t Elm, 6aB Wtit6eu's
9etdbe in Der @ountD Worgue Jet.
SIS tpur0en nun @rfun0tgun9en ein9e@
5o8e1 un6 es ergab itb SoL9enbe5: &ur3
na6 l 16r fam Ser Bolt3iit @race in
Gtotlfletoern nit OftcbaeL &ertpi1, einem
Specialpoli3tften Der in Stenlten beS
ftGbtiiben 8aucommiiiariats ltebt, in baS
6auS Der 0apiS. gta6 QeBterer Qlusla9en
benabm ltch @race 10 ldrmen6, 6aB tie tbrent
f%arbigen Borter, Neipton 6orton, befabl,
ben Seamten binaus3umerfen. 6Orton
rang nit @race, Der it6 CUR 8ebre iebte,
uno brabte ibm angeblicb NIT etnem 9taitrs
n~teiier elite Sc%bnitttpunbe am linfen Sbre
bel. Grace 5og barauf leinen 8eOoGper
3eroor unb ibOB nab 6OrtOn. QlS Der
SbuB fra1te, brocb 6er MietbStuti9er
O}itcbeu, Set sbenfaIs i'm 6auie getpeien
unb auf ben 8orflur binauSgetreten mar,
I'M it6 na6 bet uria1e beS BARNES gu erz
fun6i9en, nit einem S1mer3ensi9ret 3uz
%iannIen. Sine &u9el mar ibm in ben
llnterleib 9eorun9en.
@S bletbt nun mir Bic Nnnobme iibrtg,
6aB @race's &uget tDr 3iel Derfeblte unb
O}itcbeG trof. Sin Q(r3t murbe gerufen
un0 bieier erfldrte iofort, 6oB 0fitbeQ
t0btltc6 DerDunbet iei. Ser Mann itarb
unter i6redltc6eu 0uoGen alf Dem Q8e9e
gum @ountD : 6oipttal. MtttlertpetIe
paren Ser 2ieut. Sheppard uno BRET 8oliz
8titen in benz t6ouie eingetroffen. 9teic
perbafteten &eripin, 6orton, emma
0aOts unb 3e6n anbcre Sniaiitnnen bes
6auleS. BoIiaiit @race m1Bte bic 8ez
amten ebenfnuS mach ber 6arriion StraBen
Station be9leiten; bort nabm man ibnl
ieinen Stern unb ietnen &eDoGDer a6 unD
iperrte TIN bis auf @eitereS Elm.
, 1894-04-13
Been6et.
Die Iebten 3eoen i'm pro5e6 9e9en Ghos. S.
0ooorid. Die 6efbporenen in
SerQthutg.

Sn Ser b~euti9en Gorinittag5iibung in
Dem Bro5eB 8egen G6arleS S, GOOorid
6ieIt Gertbeiotgcr 9Dt9Dt noA cine e%inititnz
Ot9e 0tepe. 2tehnIicb ipie iein 8artner
ennis, pieberbolte ct Bic 2tnfla8cn 9egen
Tronf 8bceIer un0 b~e5cit6Hcte ba5 8eipeiSe
material gc8en @Oobricb ais 1n5uDcrldiz
iigen 9Gutoer, ouf pclcben bin fein Gbrenz
mal1n einen 17jdDrt8en iun8en 8rricben an
Den @algen oOer in 6aS 3u6tDalS ~Iiefcrn
f0nne.
Sn ser fur3en ScbluBre6e faBte 6iiGfsz
itaatS s9tnpalt &ni8bt nod einmaL boS bis
refte 8etpeiSmateriol suiammen. Die Ser
tbei6t8un8 unb Nntlage ilberret6ten Damn
Benz Nibter Gears bic Snitruftionen fir
Sic 0el6porenen Der Nicbter lieB bann
cine 8erta9un8 bis l lt6r eintreten. I'm
bieie 3eit be8ann ct Die Nerleiung Oer Snz
itruftioncn, Uelcbe noDe8u cine Stunbe in
Nuiprud nabmcn. 6ierauf 5o9 it5 Die
SurD gut 8erat6un9 suriiG.
, 1894-04-13
Die 8lottern i'm 65unehmert.

NuBer Den BON ltnS geitern gettelDete11
eli neuet 8LatttcnfGIen tpur0e geitern i'm
Saufe ocS 9tabmittog8 nod Die folgenoen
teIen Sale angc1neI6et:
SamcS McQuQoe, 45 Sabre, 295
GIarf Str.; 6rau &oDner, 80 ST. 576 43.
StrnBe: 9tubolpb Wtiuer, 16 s., 867 g8.
81. StraBe; Gatbarine 6urlep, IL S., 143
80. StraBc; MarD Soco6S, Il s., @fe
26. unb Q8cit AZ. StraBe; Soiep9 Proz
3pn5fi, 4 S., 593 26. StraBe; Gbas.
Grofett, % s., Goof County, 6oipital
Trau Qlitelmeier, "A S.; 1874 Glairmont
Ctr; gtcuie @nDi9, 3 Otonate, 1928
| 6tnmon StraBe &oiie G6Or, 81 s., 1147
SopoDa StraBe; 9tuOOlpb Wulib, 9 s.,
548 Q8eit %. StraBe; Nnt6onD Pro5DnStt,
9 s., 593 20. StraBe.
9aS macbt fir ben 9eltri9en Sag %
neue 8latternfdue! 2(uBer6em muroe i'm
Weiunb6eitSamt bic Nn5et8e eritattet, baB
Della Sentel, beren @rfronfultg niDt 9ez
mel6et tpprocn mar, in i6rer Wo6nung
1901 Yaul!naitr. an Sen 8lattern geitor>
ben lei. Sn bisiem Sal pirb cine Inter
lucbung an9e1tellt per0en, nm 31 ern1tt>
teln, ob Ser 5u Der @rfronften 3uge3ogene
2tr3t iicb bier einerY licbtoeriGumniB i9ulz
big genacbt Bat.
2(ucb gesen Or. Soncs $. States, @fe
oer 80. StraBe unb Soutb Yart @Denue
pobnGoft, lit cine l1nteriu1un9 I'M @ange.
0erieIbe lit bel6uGbigt, obne Dem @eiunO;
beit5ant MelOung 81 ma6en, bic lleberz
fit6run9 Ser an ben 8l0ttern erfrantten
@l1et Sullipan BON SEQ. 1851 Galumet@
Npe. na6 ber @obnung ibrer Wtlttcr,
25O3 Cottage @rOOe Npenue, %DeranlaBt 81
Ddben.
6erte 8ormtttag wurben folgen6e SGQe
bon Observation-Disclosures at1gemel0et:
Cabin 8affee, % s., 55 @agleitraBe;
9foia @ernD, II s., 1892 g.. 60man 2loe. ;
Sulia Grucrl, - g., 1901 g.. Yaulinaz
itraBc CtoOD; 2t35is 2etpis, 20 S. Garbt9),
1863 3. Qlpe. Seattle 8uSbD, II S., 430
@carboritraBe Soiepb Stiu, 40 s., 1913
&larfitraBe; 2ucD Waibt1gton, 20 s, Gar
6t8), 2407 0earborltraBe; @brtittna
S4pinLS, 20 s., is Is. 8lace; GbarIes
No0b5ernp, 5 s., 154 8unterltraBe; Sobn
8lad, bonn Oratnagefanal; WtaolatiS 0Oz
Oalstp, 9 s., 5 g8aro Court; Wtattie 8or=
ter, p S. Garbt9), 6. 6. 6o8pital, (par
in 2109 g. Gla>fltraBe pobnbaft,)
SIN SiOGierboSpttaG befanDen it9 beute
firth bereitS pieoer 181 8attenten.
, 1894-04-13
Paus= un6 5immer9arten.

Ser 2(priL lit ELM unbere6enbarer Sc
felte, benz Der 8~Lumenfreuno niemalS at
groBeS 8ertralen ent9egen bringen bari.
Gar pit ~Derleitet cine 9tei6e bon l60nen
lonttgen Ga9en Da3lt, Die etn9ei6lagenen
Gtoienfronen auS5unebmen, Damn a6er trttt
auf einmol SpGtfroit elm, benz sic unter
tan9er Oedun9 peicblich 9emoroenen &ros
men gum Spfer fallen. 9ennob lit iebt sic
i60nite un6 intereilanteite 3ett beS8Iumenz
9GrtnerS getontmen.
gSern ndcb regnerticben uno itlirnii6en
Sagerl eie Soune tDieber freunolt6 Derabz
lGdelt, oann lit eS cine 2uft, nit neuer&raft
sic lang ent6ehrte @~artenarbeit ipieoer aufz
Sune6mer. 2(n Ben fritber geIcbnittenen
8Gumen uno StrGllbern beobadbten mir
NIT 8reuOe bas mGcbti9e Nni6pelen Der
&nOSpen unb bier unb Oa baS 6erborz
iproiien 6es sarten 2aubes lnb auf ben
8ceten ieDen mir 0aS iippi9e &etmen Der
~perennirenben @epdcbie.
gu ben iebt DDr5unebmenben @arten>
arbeiten gebDren baS 2lbrecben Der STATEN
fldden, Sic 9teuanlage BON GoienplGben,
baS 6erricbten Ser 9Se9e, Die altcb nit friz
icbem SteS beItreut Dcroen, 6as Q66efen
bet i'm portgen 0erbit fir ben oieSiGbrigen
6ribltngsflor g%epflansten 8LumenStpiebeln
II. /. 10. Cine Nrbcit bon GROCER @ibttgz
felt lit bic 9teuanlage Der Ha1enpldbe, Dte
nanentlt6 IN iebr bel1atteten @jGrten borz
genommen iperoen mtB. @iinittg ges
Iegene Gaienpldbe tperoen MIR iebeS Sabr
al!S8ebeiiert, inoem man Sen 8ooen a1lf
fabI 8etuorocuen SteIueu nit elmer 6ode
auflofert, 0Gnn obDadt unD belGet. Sci
set Qnld9e bon &aienplGBen piro piel All
ipeni9 beacbtet, OoB ell bIbi1er 0rasz
teppicb ~nien10(S ans ether ~ein5i9eu @raSz
art, i%onbern itetS nur aus elmer MiiAun9
Ocribiebencr 5~uiammen PATHFINDER @rdIer
5u e"r5ieIen lit. Sine W}ti9un9 bon engliz
i9em &aigra8, &amm8raS, TioringraS,
Acknowledgements NM Scbaficbmingel lie
fert einen @raSteppib fiir feinite @Grten.
Dem tbGti9en 8Iumenfreunb bleibt iebt
freilib ipentg 3ett gum 8etpun6ern bes
itberau auffeimenben iunQen 2ebens, benin
tpenn faum Die eriten T~rii6ltn0Sboten
bliibcn, TO muB ct l6On ernitlicb fir bic
9luSi3miidun9 beS @artenS im Sommer
81 iorgen Beginner.
Die empfinOltben Sommerblumen, Sic
erft nab einmaligem @erleben (piftrem
ipGterbin III ben Ort tbrer 8e1timmun9