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The morning call., 1894-06-25

The White Star Company charters the
Oceanic, Belgic and Gaelic to the Southern
Pacific, big charter price being paid. 1t
is understood that there will be no differ
ence in the charter rates agreed:uponfor the
Oceanic and those to be paid for the Cop
tic. When the Oceanic Is returned to San
Francisco. an almost new vessel. the char
ter rates will still remain the same.
The belief Is that the Occidental and
Orieual Company will pay for the repair
ing and rebuilding of the Oceanic, but not
the Gaelic nor the Belgic. The two latter
vessels will have to average 18 knots Of
speed, or else the White Star Company
will be required to leave the vessels sub
stitutes be operated by and chartered to
the o. and o. in their places.
The steamer China is really the only
vessel that the 0. and o. operates that is
capable of making any sort of time. The
Peking and Peru are on the same run as
the China. but are both slow. What Is
needed mostly for competition is racer
The Coptic, which will substitute the
Oceanic and possibly remain on the run
permanently, is an exceptionally fine craft
and can lead the Canadian Pacific liners a
lively race. Their dimensions are not
very different from those of the Belgic and
Gaelic, she being only 10 feet longer and
feet broader of beam. She was built in
1881 by Harlan & Wolff of England. and
is very much faster vessel than the
Oceanic.
The Copiic is built entirely of steel. She
has three decks and seven watertight bulk.
heads. Her gross tonnage is 444S tons
Captain Z. j. Smith is now in command OF
her. and will bring her out to the coast
He will not be likely to take command Of
the Oceanic.
The Coptic registers b50 nominal horse
The morning call., 1894-06-25

power. or fifty horsepower more than the
Oceanic. Her speed is about seventeen
knots.
Men who claim to know something about
the Oceanic say that she only averages
about twelve knots, and that the tourists
leaving Japan and China wait for the
Canadian boats rather than travel in her.
The Oceanic is commanded by Captain
w. 81. Smith, who will probably assume
command of the Coptlc. The latter is
three-deck steel steamer OF 3OOS tons gross
tonnage and 500 normal horsepower. she
was built for the White Star Company In
1870 by Harlan & Wolff.
The Belgic and Gaelic are sister ships,
there being only four tons dlderence In
the gross tonnage of the two vessels. Both
were built for the White Star line in 1885,
ana are three-deck iron steamers. capable
of steaming about twelve or thirteen
knots
The business of the Canadian Pacific
Steamship Company has been steadily in
creasing from the time it commenced to
operate. It's average increase in freight
receipts for March last over February,
was per cent. If it continues to make
gains like that it will soon get all of the
business away from San Francisco.
The Pacific Mail dock was open all day
yesterday to admit teams that were haul
ing ballast to put in the Belglc, that is
lying at the wharf. and will be the next
vessel to sail. She will carry very small
cargo.
Notwithstanding the deniais of big
| steamship companies that they do not
make much profit on a frst-class cabin
passenger, tourist travel is big item to
be taken into consideration and is source
of steady income to the Canadian Pacific.
| The Occidental and Oriental Company de-
sires TO secure its share of this trade.
The morning call., 1894-06-25
A LIVELY DANCE.
Concludes With a General
Fight.
Exciting Scenes on the San Bruno
Road-Thomas McDonough Ar
rested for Robbery.

There was dance In a hall at Fifteenth
avenue and San Bruno road which CON-
menced about o'clock Saturday night and
was kept up till between 8 and 4 O'Clock
yeste Tday morning.
About 8 o'clock John O'COnnor. a horse
shoer on Merchant and Drumm streets.
and friend who had gone out to partici-
pate in the pleasures of the dance. got into
a tight with some young hoodlums. During
the fight OCOnnor was knocked down and
robbed of his gold watch and chain.
There was every indication of free
fight when Policeman l.. II. Harrison ap-
peaTed upon the scene and the crowd
scattered. Just then Harrison heard the
piercing shrieks of woman. He ran to
the Woman's assistance and she pointed to
three young men who were running alon e
the road and said they had assaulted her.
Harrison gave chase and captured one o +
the three. He proved TO Oe Thomas Nc
The morning call., 1894-06-25

Donough. the son of dalryman in South
San Francisco.
Harrison was marching bis prisoner to
the patrol box to ring to the Seventeenth
street station for the patrol-wagon when
two young men made rush for him ap-
parently with the intention of rescuing
McDonough. Sergeant Burke opportunely
arrived and grabbed the twO-would-be res
cuers. One was John MeDonough, a
brother of the prisoner. ard the other Peter
Legasse.
While taking the three to the patrol-box
they came across 0'Connor, and as soon as
he saw Tom McDOnough he shouted: $50
you have got him. That's the young fel-
low who robbed me OF my watch and
chain" McDonough put bis hand in the
breast pocket of his coat. pulled out the
watch ana chain and sheepishly handed
them to O'Connor with the remark
There's your watch; was only holding
it for you"
The prisoners were taken to the Seven
teenth-street station in the patrol-wagou,
where Tom McDonough was booked on q
charge of robbery and his brother John
and Legasse tor drunkenness.
The morning call., 1894-06-25

Part nineteen OF "Picturesque Cali
fornia" is now ready for distribution.
One coupon and n dime secure it to
4" Call % subscribers.
The morning call., 1894-06-25
TO FIGHT BACK.
The D. and D. Line After
the Canadian.
OCEANIC To BE LAID OFF
And the Fine White Star Liner
Substituted.
BEL0IC AND GAELIC TO Go.
Lost Prestige Will Be Regained by
Giving a Better and Quicker
Service.
BEL0IC AND GAELIC TO &c

A great change is about to come over
the spirit of the policy of the Occidental
and Oriental Steamship Company South
ern Pacific, Influenced by the powerful
and aggressive Canadian Pacific combina-
tion. which. since its entry into the con-
test for freight and passengers to and
from Oriental ports. has cut great gashes
into the supposedly solid trunk of the
Kentucky monopoly's branching railroad
tree.
Not only has the subsidized battler at
the north plowed its way through the
monopolized plains of trade that were at
one time only approached by Southern Pa
cifc locomotives but 1t has worked it's way
The morning call., 1894-06-25
WITH HIGH MASS.
flow. the Grand Council
Will Open.
THE LEGEND OF THE Y. M. l.
An Institution That Has Grown
Marvelously.
TO-DAY'S OPENING PROCEEDINGS
List of Delegates From the Western
Jurisdiction Some New Fea-
lures of the Procession.
THE LEGEND OF THE Y. M. I.
TO-DAY's OPENING PROCEEDINGS
PRO Deo, Pro Patria."

There are hundreds, aye thousands of
young men who will think with pride of
this motto of the Young Mems Institute
when the tenth Grand Council convenes s
in this city to-day with all the ceremon
and circumstance beftting a great and
powerful organization.
Faith. fatherland and fraternity are the
animatipg principles of the order which is
to open It's session, by attending high mass
at st. Mary'S Cathedral on Van Ness
avenue. when Arch bishop Riordan. who
feels deep and personal interest in the
The morning call., 1894-06-25
HORACE WILSON TALKS.
He Is Determined That the Trustees
Shall Hear film.

He Is Determined That the Trustees
Shall Hear film.
Horace Wilson. ex-librarian to the Me-
chanics' Institute. is still determined to in
yestigate the reasons for his summary dis
missal after sixteen years of service.
Mr.. Wilson said yesterday, Il am still
absolutely in the dark as to the cause of
my discharge. No reason has been vouch-
safed me by the trustees. They merely
shelter themselves behind the statement
that the acton taken by them was within
their rights. That / admit, but 1 am not
satisfied.
81 see that it has been suggested that
was guilty OF Irregularities ia my Office.
That l absolutely deny and. moreover,
The spreading of any such statemen
makes me all the more anxious TO bring
the trustees to account.
81 can only say that | have demanded a
hearing from the.trustees and i believe IL
will be accorded me. l do not see how
they can refuse my request. l shall not
stop until she cloud of suspicion which
must hang over me for the present is
cleared away"
CaIs
The morning call., 1894-06-25
FATHER OF BARKEEPERS.
A Venerable Drink-Dispenser Found
Dead i'm His Rooms.

Fred Miller. known to his acquaintances
as the 'father of barkeepers." and by
them supposed TO be the Oldest barkeeper
In the city. was found dead in his rooms
at 800 Montgomery street yesterday morn
morning.
Miller was native of Germany and
WAS II years old. An autopsy showed
that death was caused by intemperance.
The morning call., 1894-06-25

200 pairs Chenille Portieres, c. ~,
latest coIorings $50
The morning call., 1894-06-25

Drummers are said to spend S175. 600, 600
in railroad travelling In this country every
year.
, 1894-03-03
Oeltnoe Strdfe.

Wait bIouunterGaufcnem 9(uge ftan6 0foz
bert @ooitnger beute trib Dor Ntcbter
9oDle, I'M itb gegen Bic 2~(nflage bes I'm;
rebtmdBtgen 3ra9enS eineS 9OIiseiiternes
unb DeS Gragens bon DerbOrgenen 0offen
5u DeranttpOrten. 9en @~uSlagen 9ouis
Tranf'S sur 6OIge par Gooiing 9eitern
abenD in beIien S6antptrtbi6aft, II g.
6aliteoftraBe, getommen unb bate unter
benz 8ortpan6, Elm 8olt8iit gu iein, gum
8etpetS beiien er einen Stern Dor5eigte,
mebrere @etrdnfe geforoert, obne bafIr iez
Oo9 be3a6le1 31 pOuen. Sranf bate tbm
Die @etrGnfe aber Oerpei9ert. 0ariber
muroe er piitben6, 3o9 an9ebLi9 einen
9tepolocr u Ser Saicbe unb britdte stpet
Otol auf ben S6anfpirt1 ab. @Giidltcberz
ipeile Oeriagten aber Die S6iiiie, ipoSHrc6
mebrere Qlnpeienbe @elegen6ett bctamen,
etnen g ~olt5tit berbei3ubolel1, Der ben gefdbrz
li6cnOteni3en in 6aft nabnt. Gt4terD oDGe
belegte i'm nit elmer Strafe bon $25 unb
BEN Soften.
, 1894-03-03
Stdott1hes,
Gtner Banoe Gtnbreder
limo ibren RebIern oas 5anoperf sele9t.

Geri6te6ene @tIenba6n 0eripaltutgen
i6etnen Ser etpigen 8er16leppungen Der
bur9 ibre 8oli3tlten bor Sic 6 olisetgeri3te
gebra6ten @tnbru6s= un6 9ietitdblSan7
tla9el1 mltDe 5u ietn, uno tpoIen it9 fortarr
otreft an bic @roB9ei6norenen tpenben.
Den N(nfang nit bieiem 8orgeben macbte
Die Chicago & 9tortbpe1tern Ba6n. Sim
IL. Sebruar erlntttelten beren Yolt3iiten
s.. 8aQelD unb g. 6. @or auf einem
&unbgange burb Ben Gangtrbabnbof Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANGLER 16. StraBe, DaB
Der nit aQerlei @aaren belobene SrG6tz
ipage1t SEQ. 19,432 erbro9en uno cine Wtenge
Waaren 9eito9len ipDr6en tparer.
Sofort angeiteute l1nteriubungen err
8aben, 6aB Bret 80bmen, Sobn 8rodman,
Sranf g8ranfa unb Wttd6ael 9te6a BEN Sim
bru6 auSgefiibrt bGtteu. Wettere Inter
lu6ungen fibrten 5ur 8erbaftung BON S,
Seoltfa, Soe 8itSfD, &oia &tncorG, Safe
&oran, 8arnaD Wtoc6ta unb Sos. 8anctra,
BET benen man beridtebene aus Dem 8agen
geItoblene @e9enitGnbe fanb. 90 in BET
8Obnung beS SebIifa, Seiparb Str, in
Der bon 8arnop Mubta 535 g.. Sefferion
Str, unb in Der BON Sos. Gancura S3ubt
un6 in BEN @obnun9en BON 8tlSfp, @dt
Der Is. unb Sefferion, Safe &Oran, GA
.Sefferion Str. unb Go1a &incora Butter.
Die 9eitoblenen g8aaren reprGienttrten
einen @ert6 bon iiber $500. NacbOem Die
Nngefla8ten ibre BrO5eiie tpie6erbOlt batten
oeri6ieben laiien, bradte Bic 8abnDertpalz
tung bteieIben brett por ba8 3. 3. 1agenbe
@roB8ei6porenen : Goue9tum un6 oieies
erbob iofort 2tntlagen gegen bic 6rei obenz
9enannten Ginbrec6er unb Sic t6ebGer
Wa5td, Selntfa unb @ancura. Die brci
anoeren 6ebIer murben, ba bic 8etpetle
gegen bteielben iebr i6tpa6 paren, aus
benz StrafOerfabren entlaiien. 9(lS 9eute
gum iounbioptelten MaGe Die Safe por
9tibter @6erbar6 gum 9lufruf famen, b!ieb
oieiem NIGHTS anoeres ibrig, ais ale &nz
flagen nieber5ui6la9en.
, 1894-03-03
3Mnrktbertd1t
Gbtcaqp,3. O2Grs.

G%6tcago, 3. WfGr5.
SoGgen6e gretle ipur6en BET gr0Beren
Bortien e~r3ieLt:
8utter, bette GreomerDz 8oare, 24(0
243c, CUTE 23024c, mittelmdBiqe 1860
&C. 9atrD, bette, 20022c, mittelgute unO
quite 17@19c, frii9er 9aftng Stof 100
lac.
8uttertne, @aitlofe 0airb, 13c,
Gmpire 143c, bette Creamery 18@193c,
SQinotier 17c; in vGous"s o6er fleinen
@ebtnben &c mebr.
&&ie, bette rTuG Cream G6ebbars,"
113012c, ySptns" 120129c, rOoung
Nmerifad 123@13c, nucbgemaDter S3peis
SET 13@14c, r8rtf" 12@123c, 2imburger
110113e.
8o6neu, bette ogtaOies," $1.45@1.5O,
mittelgute $1.40@1.45, nit bcr Mlai9ine
gereinigtc 81. 30(@$1.35.
@ter, gan5 frtl6e, 17@173c 6as 9b6.
8DtsfeD, $1.15.
@ef1igeI, 8el6lobtetes, SurfeD 6
@89c; 6I6ner o.; 6enrer $1,000,
alte un6 iunge @; @nten 1O@1O3cf iir
leben6ige; @Gnie Sc bas BFun6 Spring
Gbidens" 708c baS 9funo.
q It ge60rrtcS: NepfeL, finitIi6 9e>
trofncte 73@1Oc. bos 9fulr6, an Ser Sonne
9%eb0rrte nOrOtid9e 5@63c.s 8firit9e 5@6c.,
8rombeeren 6(@7c., 6im6eeren 23@243c;
@GltforntibeS: Nprtfolen 14(@16c, NIGHT
geibdlte Bftrit6e SOLE, gel6dlte 220
24c; 8flaumen 9@13c.; &oitnen: p2on7
Don 2aDerS" 81 .65@2.OO bas &iitchen,
vMtuSfateQer" 81 .00@1, 35, lpie 4@6c.
9bf, frii6eS: Nepfel So. 25@3.5O un6
$4.75(05.25 je nacb ser Site, 8ananen
$1.2501.50, Gttronen $3.2503.50.
&artoffeIn = 8urbantS 50055c,
6ebrons 48051c; 9toie 5O051c; Durd;
etnonoer 48(050c Ser 8uibel. Ser1eDz
Stpeetz8 otatos 80 Das TaB, Sui
notier $3.00(03.50.
, 1894-03-03
Grfreuen fib 9rofen Gtnfufes

Dem YDlt5etlteutenant Wtoraban BON
Ser Warpeu Str. IS ieStation tparer
iett etni9er 3ett bon pericbiebenen Setten
8ei6perben iiber 2 8uriben, SaS. Mfc@
@affrD unO SomeS 0Onoban, bte itb Sag
un6 gtabt an ber 8lue SSlanb Npe., nabe
Der 6arri1on Str. &reuSung berumtrciben
unb ben bort befinbli9en @eibGften unb
ben bteielben beiucbenben &unben a~I5uDiel
Nufnerfiamfeit ibenfen ioQten 5u9ez
gaugen. gr lieB bieiclben ettpaS 9e1auer
beobacbten uno t6nen Die @arnung 3u7
9e9en, bic etipaS beroGdtige 6erumlungerei
etn3uiteuen. Qls ite iicb bier3u ni9t be-
que1nen ipDQten uno %nergangelte gta6t
etnem S3ubla6en aI5uoteL Nufmertiamfeit
i6enften, tDurben ite in 00ft genommeu.
Sci tbrer 9ur6iu6ung lamb man BEL
9Dnoban et11e Otasfe un6 einen y8iu0"
(bleternen Iobti6ld9er) un6 BET benz Qtnz
beren Elm GaIglt6t.
9a man oO6 nit iol6en @e9enitGn6en
IN Der Ga16e ntdt BON einem WtaSfenbale
fomnen fam, ite i~iber6oupt ais nptoriic6e
Gbaraftere in goLi3eifreticn befannt ftn6,
itberipies Tie 9tibter @~berbar6t 1eute firth
unter elmer $50 &lage Ser 8rt0eipcu. Sic
bet0en an9ebenoen Gtnbrecber (oenn nit
iOI6en bate eS Der 9tibter 8u tbun) i9etz
men fth aber politti6en @infuiics gu err
f~reuen, oenn fur3 bot S9IuB Der 8erbanbz
lltngen in Gi6ter @berbarbt's @ertc6t erz
i9ien Elm prominenter 2lDpofat por Dem
8i6ter unb Bat bteIen, Die Strafpouz
itrefun8 9e8en Die 8eiben etnittpeilen aufz
Suibieben. 9err Gberbarot peripieS i'm
nit ieinen1 QtnItegen an Sen i'm @ert6tS7
laaL antpeienOen 6IIfsz8 olt3etantpatt
9ebine. 9teier beripra6 fem Of09ltcbites
5u t9un, um ben betoen StroIcben pteber
bic Srei6ett gu Deri6affen.
, 1894-03-03
Dor Ger Gnti6ei6uno.

SSn Oem 8ro3eB gegen 2ouis 8eauregar6,
Ben ebemaIi9en 8ucbbalter Der Ttrma
@orliB 8rOS. & 60, fino Die 2tnpalte
6eute Wfor9en bel ben 2lrgumenten ansez
lalt9t unb 5tpar er9riff 6iiIfSitaat8anipalt
8earion 5uerit oaS Wort fir bic 2(nflage.
8eauregarb tpar Der ltnteribla9ung bon
,mebr ais $4,000 be19ul6igt un6 bic 8etpeis.
fiibrung na6 complicirten 8u9etntragunz
gen, @befS unb Orafts nabm Bic gauge
Wocbe in Nnipru4.
, 1894-03-03

to CARLSBAD 1T, 10 fan1t er Dir auttporter,
saB etn Sbeil baOou In tebem Npotbeferz
2aOen 5u baben tit. Sic ratitrlthel1 @arlsz
baber W6iier, lotpte bo8 dhte @arl8baber
9prnoezGal5 iperben at SauIenben in1porz
ttrt unO BON alen GerStert sege1t Sartletbig=
felt, Magenleioen, 8~tabun9eI beS Oiager5,
Wfagencatarrb iotpie ale franfbaften @rz
Edetnungen beS Ofa9ens, Sober unD 9fieren
el11pfOblen. Serfeble ni6t es S1 oeriuder.
9te dGteu @dfer unb bas @arlsbaber
GpruDe>Sal5 miiiien Die l1ntcrihrift bon
v@t8ner & OtenoeGion Co., Stem @orf, aut
benz Qolie elmer ieoen Slai4e troaen.
, 1894-03-03
O0eS=Nu3eiae

Sreunbett 1nb 8efonnten bic trauri9e Nodrtdt baB
infer Iiebe8 SDDn1en 9etnrt6 I'M Glitter bon brei
Mtouoteu ieltg e%ntI1laten lit. 9te 8eerb1gung ftnoet
itatt Gpnntag gto1rttto9 nm 1927 br bonn Srauerbouie,
8O4 2arrobee Ctr, notb benz ct. 8pntfa5ius @ottesader.
9ts betribten gltern
Spbann uno Gatbartte G@6m.
, 1894-03-03
SnNeSzMnseinel

5reunben un0 @efannten Die trourige glofri1t buB
ruIer ptelQelie6ter 9atte, @ater unb 6roBOater Ser
baro .. NutbOrt am 9onnerita9, ben /. N}6r3, TIM
Nlter bon 81 SGDret nab l~dn9ereIt Setben fanft ent=
I9lafen 1T. Die 8eeroigunQ finoet itott out @pnntaQ,
pen 4 0tdr8: gtatbmttto9S ~ mbr. pom Srouerbanie
$40 california &ne. aus nadD 0Go1bGetm. lin titles
8eleio bitten Die trouernben Stnterbltebenen
2gntpnte YtuBDOtls, Satin,
2n33t ue6it &inberu.
, 1894-03-03

Sreruben rnb 8efonuten Die traurige ~9&oC6ridt baB
rnier ~9elie6ter Gater s o b ann SIN b b0um I'M 2(lter
oon 81 Sobret a1 l 0tar5 geftOr6en it, pie geeroi5
ubr, bonn SrauerDouIe, @de g. Start Ctr. nno Strait
Aoe., &ogerS 9orf, aus nab ct. 6enrD &ir6bof itott.
&nthQrina &fmHbaMtt nebt &in0ern.
, 1894-03-03
GerlOren, Gerlaufen, 0efnnoen.

. uGe 4aufen: Sin 81. 8ernbaroiuerspHnb. 9tad.
~ aufragen Eli 8. superior Str.
, 1894-03-03
SpoeS : 2Gtasetae.
&nSeSs0ltf3efne.

Meiuen 5reltnber Die trauri9e 9todri6t, baB neiu
geIiebter Satte SoIcpb &peb om Mtittluod, SEN %.
Se6r 1toa 9 Rs1 SHIFT 1T. Sie geer6igan9 fiTaoet tot an
9olitebsStr, nm l ubr 9tobmittagS, nad goIe Stu. =
9te tieftrauern0e Satin:
2itta 0peb, oe6. Sit.
, 1894-03-03
SerIaugt Traucn nnO MlG0deu.

OSerIougt. Gin 9tG01en fHr lei1te 9ouSarbeit, 13-
Is Sabre, 81 mbdeutiD bel freter SefDfttguug.
629 WtIIlnaItee aoelrIe, Z. Stat, I'M @interbauS.
2m83t
O2er1ou9t: Sbdiu Sine beutiGe &6din fir feline
~ StoOt in 9SiScoHliu ntuB nteDrere Sabre I'M &ouoe
gelpeieI letu quite 3eugniiie blrtbauS erforOerlif. 9&a=
02erIa ct: 3pei quite beuti0e dltli9e Ntdoden,
~ pelCbe gut foden fbHneu. 1913 &incpln @pe.
sc erIaUgt t: Mdodbeu uuO 9ameH, INN Das Te=
~ le9rapDreu oil uniereu &tuieu 81 erIerneu lluo,
lpenn tlrDtig, Elm nonatti6eS 9cbalt BON SO, so. 70, so,
30 100 big l25 3l erbulteu. &ele9rnpb Supertnteuoents
StfCe, 1S5 STtftD Ape. 25eb1g9
~ StenuH9 III QrpBclt GonlntiiTipnsDous, feline @rfoDs
RING nDtbig. mus &uDbaItlng, SpperuritinQ uuo auQe=
Qemetne OffiCes@rbeit lernen. Suite 8e3ablnug ID6Qlo
lpie beiGbt9t Mbr,; Ia. 63 StaatS5eitunQ. 25f1W
, 1894-03-03
Timamsiene8.


02ofe, Quiulon s. So, Mprtgage 8anfers, az Dear
" bprnitroBe, perleiben Gelo af @Dicogoer @run0z
eigentDuln 81 ben uieorigieu 8~reiieu, iDlpie aud aui Sc
bQu0e. 6be3, lS.t
, 1894-03-03
8crlanqt Nfdnner uno fFrauert.


Werlou9t: Sin onftGuoiges iuuges WtdbDen uub
~ 2 &uabert, nm fib in eiuenI 8Iumenlooeu uiiBlid AL
MAIDEN mitien en9li1 1preden. Glib. fuGbS,
Gpanftuu uu0 9raCe NOe.
92erlongt: @tdnner uno 5rouen, pel1e III Der
reid iIluitrirteu 8ubeS rGbicoQo, Die @arteuItobtH in
oeutifer uuo en9lli0er SpraWe eiueu 9uten Gruerb
SebduOe. 1Sfbb0p
, 1894-03-03
OrunStiaentbnut


or b M oIe=G often. $500 NIB u~uf&uGrts.
~ Sel1te ,3abluHgeu. - SnuQe Serutine. % 8ro3ent
Snterel1en. = Sn uHmtttel6nrer 9abe oes AoOHoale In0
WaplelpDoo Sepots, bon Sduler HuO Glrdef. 9euu
Sotten an Ger 2bDIlaS ADc., nabe Der Belmont uu0
Sl1tpu Noe., NM fur cine neue Sdule gefaHit uuO miro
bteielbe i%uierbdlb etne5 Sabres gebQHt ietH. N68ugs=
ton1le 1no gS1rer ItrD gelegt. Sic 5abrt Nnd Der Staot
betrGgt mn 6 Gents. 9Ie 6OdlDabu miro ibre 3iiQe in
tur5er 3ett ourtb oieIe5 @ebiet Iaufeu IaIieu. Sic idbons
item 9eiddftsIDtten an Der clifton unO Belmont 4Ue.,
leBtere Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5lpiitcI Der Sta0t
unb Der @eitieite. Reftben3=9otteu an aaeu Seiten=
itraBe1. 9duIer mad @uHi6 auf Ieidte 9lb5ablungeu
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nreiuer 3meiQotiice. ede SiOeriep Str. uno Mlaplepooo
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6. helms,
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~ i9er, gebt 5u Singer BIRDS, Simmer "a.
201p1S 8 Dearborn CTR.
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lm1 9%lnItI9en 8eoiH9ungeu 3u5upeHoen nluidert, mO9eH
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p1altert Gage: Glib uuo Sitfrout. Be9eu Breis uus
lpetterer MusfInft lpenoe man fnb uliiuolid Doer iGrITts
ItD an ism. 8. See. 112-114 Dearborn Str,
SoDce Building. 20mibam
, 1894-03-03
WDhlirte 2imnter.

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~ o0er 8ipei Serrerr, nit poer pDue Tritbltiid, bel elmer
fleinen Sautilie oil Der Weitieite uabe Der 9odbabn uno
benz 9ariielb 8arf. Abreiie: 1929 Porf aoe.
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, 1894-03-03
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Hnier ptel9elebter @atte unO Batter
Conrad Wildner
am 9onnerita9, ben 1. MdrS, i'm @lter RON 60 Sobren,
8 Mpnaten lln0 Is Sogen Ianft int Serrn entI9lafet lift.
8eerbt91ng fiuoet ON Spnuto9 9todmttto9 nm 2 l1br
bonn SrouerhulIe, % @ugenie Ctr, nab @rocelan0 Itatt.
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%bliebeneu:
Goa gSiIoner, Satin.
Sobn 2GtIoner, &atborinQ Settles, @oa milouer,
3ms2t &tnber.
, 1894-03-03

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