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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE,

THIRTEENTH, FOURTEENTH, AT ELEVEN AN.
AND THREE Pm, I'm order TO close out the finer
goods, such Mahogany Cabinets, Onyx Tables,
Lamps, Gilt Furniture, Rare and Dainty Porce-
lains. China and Cut Glass Silver. &c., in pieces
for decoration and service, in Dresden. Meissen,
Sevres Cauidron, Crown Derby pointons Old
DELPHI. Ronen. Coalport. Minton, Cape de Month.
Ghbori. Faicnces. Andirons, Tenders Fire Sets and
catalogue. Goods now exhibition and must find
q market and sale Good things picked up for u
song. Importers and manufacturers art consgn-
ment sale. 1927 ST. Under direction of Messrs.
GOLDSlTIN. fe10-3t
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF A LARGE AND Val
L 40 N

MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF LARGE AND VAL
uABLE TRACT OF LAND. ,sfg-z 81
By virtue Of the power contained in a mortgage
the undersigned win ofer at public sale at the
Georges county, Maryland. on TUESDAY. FEB
RUARY THIRTEENTH, 1891. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, tract of land containing $50 acres,
more less formerly belonging to DIR. Archibald
George. Lying on the Patuxent river and about
three miles from Mullikin's Station, the Bati-
more and Potomac railroad. The improvements
fine dwelling and necessary buildings. This
property offers rare opportunity for Investment,
and especially for establishing colony OF settlers.
Terms easy.
PHIL. II. TUCK. Atty named In mortgage
fe2lOt 2oI y. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md,
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RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCrIoNEERs.

VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ELEVENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, OPPUSlTE
THE NEW CITY POST OFFICE BY AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. fEBRU AIRY
TWENTIETH. 1894. at HALF-PAST FoUI,
O'CLOCK PM, We will offer for sale. in front OF
the premises, part OF lot TO- in square 3a4 front.
ing 80 feet on c St, opposite the post once.
by os feet, on l1th st. This property Is i'm
proved by a two-story brick building on 18th ST
and two frame buildings St. all under COOL
rental; This property is suitable for an elegant
such valuable property is offered at public sale
and Others.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance In one two
and three years q per cent per annum payable
semi-snnually. secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit Of $500 required upon &C.
ceptance Of bid II the terms OF sale are not
complied with in fifteen days from the day OF
sale the right Is reserved TO resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
after five DAYS advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. 4.
All conveyancing and recording at the cost Of the
purchaser. RADCLIFFE, DARR d co.
fel2d&ds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., AUcrIoNEERs
ThCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real I..Ai Estate KNOWN As Nos. $50 AND ga2

1sTT # fSF RsOwS & s5s 30 f zsD 5s
By virtue of two several deeds of trust to ne.
bearing date respectively July is, 1855. and gan1,
July IT, iss IN L Sery rssoraed Tespeeively on
and on January 8. lsss in L.ber No. 1901 ar feSo
~ ct seq, OF the land records the District OF
Counlsa and at the written request OF the Marty
secured merely We the undersigned trustees will
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF FFRR n.i-ss W
A. d., 1894, AT HALF-PAsT FOUR o'CIOCK p
premises enr ser1an piece or parcel Of land
triet OF Columbia. and known and Distinguished as
so oeing an or original lot twenty-seven CD in
square one hundred and six JOG, as the same are
designated and laid down on the plats and plan Of
Terms OF sale: one-thira Of tho ,,,-c,.so -,ou.-
to be paid in cash and the balance IN two equal
Instruments, payable in and two years with
nually from day of sale the deferred naymenfs 10
be represented by the notes of the PURCHASER and
secured by first deed OF trust upon the property
sold. or all cash at the purchasers option K de-
posit OF $500 VIII be required CT the purchaser ar
potara fees er an cos recording and
TO be complied with within ten DAYS from dav N
resell the property at the risk and Of default
ing purchaser.
W. E. EDMoNsToN. Trustee.
ROBERT o. HoLTzM&S. Tn Trustee St; NV
5a24-d&ds 94l st. NV.
GyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED N cox.
seqaence Of the rain until THURSDAY, TIE
III DTAi VI rIDhSAhl, A. ~. 1894, at
the same hour and place.
W. E. EbMoNsroS. Trustee.
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
feS-o&ds 941 st. NV.
0THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned in consequence of the Indictment weather
until WEDNESDAl. THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, AID. 1894. at the same hour and
place.
W. f. EDMONSTON Trustee
fe9-d&ds ROBERT o. HOFFMAN Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING q CO., AUcTIoNEERs.
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TOLSON, GORE L CO., AUCTIoNEERS,
TO La ave. NV

TRUSTEES SALE ONE BROWN MARE, ONE
NHSS.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust given to us. duly
recorded in I1ber ISIS, at folio - seq., OF
the land records Of the District of Columbia, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby, the
Undersigned trustees viii offer for sale at public
auction in front Of the auction rooms Of 1olson,
tore 4 Co, e., la. ave. NV, ON "WEDNESDAY,
THE FOlkTEENrII DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1894,
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the following named
goods chattels and personal property, to wit: One
biOwn mare, one phaeton buggy and one set Of
single harness
Terms OF sale cash.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR Trustee.
fel22t' DAVID FBGAN, Trustee
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THIS EVENING.

TOISON, GORE & CO., AUCTIONEERS WILL
SELL by order Of the assignee, the entire stock
Of Diamonds, Watches. Clocks and Jewelry
formerly owned by J. II. Flanagan, the jewell
This stock must be sold within a few DAYS
Sale. o'clock, on the premises, 531 7th st. NV.
f9-3t CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
Thomas Bowling & Co.,
Auctioneers,
OH e Street NV.
London, Paris, Amsterdam
Probably the finest COL
lection of
EUROPEAN FURNITURE
And
ART TREASURES
Ever offered at auction i'm
this country, being a direct
importation, embracing, i'm
part:
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The old reliable. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE JAPANESE
TRADING CO., S22 It'll street northwest, will he
closed out al auction THIS DAY AT ELEVEN
M. THREE AND HALF-PAST SEVEN PM
The stock consists of Satsuma Vases. Coros, JAR
dinieres, Rose and Cracker Jars. Souvenir Cups
Rugs. &c.. &c
Also line collection of Ivory Carvings
So 9TH st. NV
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO..
III A,,ot
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Ja10-d&ds

THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRTY-FRST
1894. same hour and place.
BRAINARD II. WARNER
LOUIS ID. WINE,
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUCTIONEERS
ARE STILL GIVING
LAMPS AWAY BY AUCTION.
THREE TINES DAILY.
Some Of the finest yet in stock. Join the process
sion and secure one
AND LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
feS-3t Auctioueers.
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ta31 -d&ds

VTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH. 1891
same hour and place.
BRAINARD ii. WARNER
LOUIS d. WINE.
feo-d&ds TrYstaes
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fe12-Gt
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THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONEI
until FRIDAY. FEBRUARY NINTH, 1894. sam
hour and place.
RRAINARD II WARMER
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

that he said, kucclnS ON the rug near
her.
Am indeed quite forgiven, Mar
iony"
"Nru foolish fellow, How many
times have | written that word" she
replied, laughmg,
Written, YES; but want TO hear II
from your own lips want To I've quite
sure" ~ continued with mahated
carntSturSS, the blue fin, vi his eyes
bent upon hcr soft brown gaxr, while
he held both her hands prrs Scd against
his breast
"nMr Cyril, YOU make too much of
what is better torgNtttru," She said.
I'VE Quaru>lNd long ago and made 1t
up long ago, though we have not met
since"
"FnrSottcn$ Oh Marion. do You
thing | can ever forget Aud though
You forgive me, do YOU think | can
ever forSivc mySrltE"
"Crrtaiuly Don't lovers always
quarrel; and are they not better
rrbrudS afterwards? And don't YOU
mean to forgive NNor me-? | have for
soften lis 10th; though, indeed, those
few months were very dn,adtul"
"pradml, They were more than
dreadful to me, oh, Marion, IL YOU
know, II YOU only drNmrd, how nm.
worthy | am, YOU who are 81 white
So Stainless! You can never guess
Sometimes | wonder that | ever dare
hope to call You mine, so black am Il
in comparison with YOU"
cyril, this Is lovers talk cNnggNTa
ton, 1t makes me feel ashamed" she
rrpllrl. soft bushes stealing over her
gentle face In the tirclight; 1T makes
me- remember that | am but weak
foolish civil aud greatly ncN the
guidance OF strong. good man like
YOU"
Good, God help mo-" he exclaimed
turning his face from the modest
glance that seemed to Srorch his very
soul Marion, ! am not good; there Is
no weaker man than | on Gods earth,
aud without YOU | think | should le
utterly lost No YOU know no, you
never can know what II Is to he able
to love good womau to feel the
NilNnNSS die ont Of one AZ the very
Thought Of her, to be strengthened and
purified Ivy the very atmosphere she
hr@thrS to feel ut the thought OF
losing her Marion, dear Marion,
think sometimes II YOU knew the dark
ness that was upon my soul during
thuSt wrrtrhri months when we were
parted. fcar oh, fear that YOU
would east me of with loathing aud
srurn "
Tn Re Continued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

any in this country, The giraffe comes
rrom Africa. and being of very deli
cate constitution, does not take favor.
ably to captivity, The last OF the Il.
RATES. in the gardens died seven or
eight years ago
The rhinoceroS is 4 costly animal,
nor Is the hippopotamns by any means
cheap, His price generally figures up
to $1,000 or $1,000"
As may be inferred from the fact
that even an organ grinder can afford
a monkey, similar exhibits can be had
ut a bargain, The commoncst varieties
cost from S. to $40 and as 4 general
thing the price OF q monkey Is not to
be mentioned in the same breath with
that Of a hippopotamus, The Zoo at
pN$ent does not boast NJ It's show OF
monkeys, 1t has not attempted to
keep high SSade Of the animal ON
account OF the poor boarding house az.
CommodationS furnished for the simian
stranger who, With the best OF care,
Is u frequent victim of consumption
When the new monkey house Is com.
able to examine rare specimens OF his
rVmotcly removed ancestors amid tho
delights of n &1opical conservatory and
under conditions which will render his
visit more cdttying and less disgusting
than nt yore.
While the monkey is one OF tho
chcaMsst, tho buffalo Is Quo OF tho
mos valuable animals OF the 200.
"Srmv Twenty-Five years ago n buffalo
skin was sold to shipping points at
from 30 TO - cents" said Mr., Brown.
probably seven or eight millions Of
them were killed In MS many years,
This wholesale slaughter has now al.
yanced the price OF II buffalo from
$500 to $1,000 each.
THE prices OF snakes and reptiles
vary SO much that 1t Is impossible to
FIX any scale OF value for them. So 1t
is with birds. Eagles. hawks and owls
are growing scarcer all the times but,
then, II is SO with almost all living
things. Tho extinction of animals and
birds Is one OF tho natural results OF
tho progress OF civilization"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04
NICE PLACE CHINA.

In China tho parents.in.law bully a
wife terribly, and many girls prefer
to marriage the shelter OF Buddhist
nunncry. Eight girls IN 1873 drowned
themselves rather than marry. Some
times they, like the daughters OF
Danaus and the bride OF Lammermoor,
pcrfer to kill their young men. But,
as matter OF fact. these cases seem
10 be the exception, and In novels
married people live even rapturously
together. This Is the ideal. Fond
wives Stay themselves rather than sur
vlve their lords, In poor districts
girls are drowned as pouches in
titles" Just as we see that mo Ad-
vcrtisements" are TO be stuck up on
given wall, so by Chinese pond you
may see a notice board Girls not
to be drowned here" In Pekln there
Is practically no infantcide. On
rock in Hong Kong harbor a great
many dead children and one poor dy-
Ing infant were discovered two or
three years ago Poverty OF course,
Is the cause OF these abomlnatloas.
Albert e. Festale. guest at a Gin.
cinnat hotel. was found dead In a
chair In his room. BY his side lay a
revolver, telling the tale OF suicide. In
the right temple there was a wound
where the ball had entered, passing out
OF the top OF the head. Festale was
ex- President Harrison's butler, and
later was manager of fashionable
restaurant in Washington, owned by
a widow, to whom he was engaged TO
be married.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

He's vine young weller" observed
Granfer. II the close Of his second lrnt;
n wild tn zurely His vathcr was u
wild 'uu. too; his the blood and the
hitch wedding. So was his grandfather.
minds things rs Sir Lionel did would
make 'ee all stare, Men is just the
ZANE as 'oSSeS weed en- up, and they
Wings The weil.hrNi 'unS is vivc
times SkittiSher than t'othcrS, Wula
Sir Lionel. he was the Widest of all r
druv his stays into oldpoU vour-in-
hand. he did, and killed drre or YOUR
volkS in the streets All, times isn't
what they was" sighed Ganfer, re-
srctfully drs.nins his pot
by this time ii was dark night, The
Sun windows threw a warm glow over
the road: the stars Sparklcd krcnly
above the thatchcd roof OF the little
hotel; and the smell of wood-Smokc
mingled With the appctiZiuG odor Of
fried pork, red behring's. and onion
soup, rising all over the village, warned
the toperS that the hour OF supper
was approaching, and they would have
dispersed, however unwillingly, but for
the chimes OF the WA bells along
the road. which hrEuiled them into
waiting while William Grove deposited
his parcels at the sun took the one
glass offered by the host. and recounted
the news from Oldport
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04
no BE Continued,
THE 700 AND THE TARIFF.
And an Incidental Chat About the Cost
of wild Animals.

The rain fell IN great sheets OF
says the Philadelphia Times A soil
tary visitor In gum coat which
Tapped mournfully about his we'll
soaked ankles, huddled under n big
tree croal,Ing dismAlly nt the drops
which rolled Off the top Of his promi.
nently modelled nose as from the
caves of n lonely building. Tho AMI
mails did not escape the depressing eff
feet of the atmosphere, A symposium
was to have been held on the new tar
III law, but unfortunately the Hon, who
was to lead In the discussion, had ms.
laid HIS specs" and the orang was
too deeply ongroSscd In deciding II he
would not look better in n simple
moustucho instead of whiskcrs, so by
common consent the symposium was
postponed.
Tho lack Of interest on the part OF
the baboon, hppopotamus and their
confrcres regarding the tariff and tho
sugar trust would be utterly inoxcus-
ablo were 1t not for the fact that the
inhabitants Of the 100 are very nearly
all an unfranchIsed foreign population,
and the recently amended tariff meas.
ure had nothing new to say regarding
the importation Of citizens for the 100.
Later on AS the skies cleared UP, II
few more visitors came out and one
Of the number went over 10 hear what
Superintendent Brown had to say.
up to the passage of the Mckinley
bill, four years ago" said Mr.. Brown,
"A duty OF 20 per cent was charged
on all animals imported for exhibition
IN geological gardens, no matter where
they came from. The Mckinley bill
provided that animals 50 imported aud
all others brought over for scientific
purposes should be admitted free OF
duty. The new tariff bill maintains ex'
actly the same clause AZ the old meas,
urc. The duty amounted To consider
able item, and the adjustment Of the
Tux has naturally been boon, for
geological gardens are never rolling In
wealth"
The conversation turned on the prices
OF animals There is no standard
market value for wild animals, as
there Is for yard Of calico or barrel
OF flour. The price Of hippopotamus,
for instance, depends great deal on
how many there are In the market,
how anxious the dealer Is to sell and
the buyer to purchase. Prices can be
stated only In general way and at
a wide range. Take an elephant He
might cost 81, 800 or $4,000 and perhaps
200 Animals that were OF com
paratlycly little value 20 years ago,
now growing more extinct, bring
higher sums All sorts OF clrcum'
stances combine to influence the value
Of an animal. A pair Of lion cubs bred
in geological garden might be pur'
chased for $500 or 81 900; the animal
imported frim his native jungles dou.
bic that sum Specimens born In
captivity are more or less deformed
and rarely in good health"
what animal brings the highest
priceT
The superintendent gazed medita-
lively at the raindrops futtering
against the windowpanes OF his once,
thought a moment and answered:
The giraffe, probably. There have
been none In market for number OF
years, and they are becoming more
and more scarce. ! do not know OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

Cinnamon deluded their emperor into
the belief that his armies are con.
SANITY victorious.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

silk is found to be the coolest and
most serviceablo material for almost
travel in than dark India silk, and tho
silk waists which everybody wears
are even cooler than washable shirt
waists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

neither ancient lace nor It's good mod.
crn counterpart, they may take refuge
In chiffon, which forms creditablo
substitute. The latter Ii usually ac.
Gordon pleatcd when used for trim.
mings, and is also used for making
bodIees themselves. For this purpose
the best quality OF chiffon must DO
used and fixed firmly to n close lifting
lining. The chiffon OF the waist must
droop slightly over Il broad belt of
lace, embroidery on jet Thin ma
tcrals are not popular for the skirts
of evening gowns, the fluffy waist be-
Ing almost entirely worn with shot
silk or brocadc skirts,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04
MODES or THE MOMENT.
Styles Favored by the Women Who
Dress Well

Embroidery on hatisto Is one of tho
newest fabrics, This cool, thin ma.
tcral comes In all tho artistic tones
and tintS and IL made up over harmon.
izlng tones IN silks. In fact II may bo
utilized over cheap materials, IL only
tho colors blend properly, and the en-.
hmidory il 50 arranged that the goods
used under ii Is only vaguely seen,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

A new dress material Is called Ven.
ct!an," and Is TO take the pace OF
cashmere. and silk check called
Scotch llama" is very soft ana dno
In texture, Tiny checks are becoming
very popular for walking dresses, BIZ
cycling costumes and dressy dinner
gowns,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

Yachting dresses arc made OF cream
white or blue serge, with red sailor
collar, cuffs and panncl trimmed with
gilt braid and buttons.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-04

lIaircloth and alpaca skirts, made
with three RIFLES up the back and a
steel In the bottom, are prophetic OF q
crinollne scare.
, 1894-01-19
Seiiere 2fnsffhten.

Ste Sutnois Steel So. su Solicit tuir6
tnfolge nteOer eiu9elaufener BeiteQungc1
am nGcblten Otonta8 tpiebcr etllige ibrer
WertltGtten in 8etrieb leben, po6urcb ettpa
800 Nrbetter 8eibdftisung finOen tperbeu.
Nte LANCE bic Wic6eraufnabme 6er @rbetz
ten tortgeieBt iperOen lOu, bdngt gan5 bon
oer 9ln5abl Ocr ~fitnftig einlaufenoen 8ez
~1teaungen a6. Obpo6l Sic Setter Der
Tirma gutter 6offnung itnb, rebnen ite
bocb nicbt nit Beitimmt6eit alf etne 3uz
tpacbienbe &unOicbaft. Wtan 6arf bteies
6esbalb nicbt ais Elm .3eicben BON belierer
3etten anieben, ni6tsoeltomeniger lit IS
9etptB fetnes BON i6Iebteren.
Nucb Die Nusitcbten fir Die S9mieoez
unb 6ammeriperfe in 6ammonb lbetnen
ft3 better 81 geitalten, pte aus ben in Dit
SDtca9O beute triih an pcri9tebenen Srten
dngebrabten 8lafaten erlicbtli9 lit, oui
oenen gu leien itcbt; rOte S6mie0e@ unO
0ammerperfe, tpel6e iett Ben leBten flint
Wlonaten gei6loiien tparen, ipcrben am
WOutag, BEN %. Sanuar Wte6er in Betricb
9eiebt, tpO3u cine 8ermebrung Des 9lrbeiz
terperlonals erforOerIi9 lit. Superintenz
bent GoB".
, 1894-01-19
2luf frtider Chat ertdppt.

6arrp QIbrid6, Der gea9tipdcbter in Sem
279 Dearborn StraBe 9eIegenen @ebduoc,
crtappte beute frib etnen @tnbreher. ber
fi4 lpGtcr auf Der 2lrmorp Station George
6lennoD nannte, auf frii9er G6at, Gtlpa
gegen haIb BRET l1br 6eute Worgen b0rte er
SemanOen an Der S6iir bes b%eiagten @ez
bGuoes arbetten. ST per6ielt ii6 aber rubig
unb tpartete Der 9in9e, Die Oa fommen
piirOen. 9ta6Oem mebrere Oergeblic6e
8erlllcbe 9entacbt mor6en tparen, Die Gbiir
SIT Offnen, iab er tpte berielbe Wtonn, ber
bies beriucbt bate, oaS 9roBe por Dem
3aoen beftnbltcbe Senfter ein3ubriiden
ludte. Wftt laItem @etlirr parbe Dies
enblicb ei19eOrit6t un6 burb Bic Scffnune
iu6te Der Mann nun in baS @ebGube elm
5uoringen. SEPT ic6ten ser rIcbtige Nugen:
bltd tltr Nlori6 getommen gu fem unD nit
9e5o9enem GepolDer trat er Dem Ginbrecber
enteegen. 9erielbe molte iib burcb Bic
SIu6t r%etten, lief a6er babel ben1 8OliSiiten
Sbea in Die Nrmee uno muroe nacb Ser
@rmorD>S Station 9ebracbt.
, 1894-01-19
OurA etnen tehntfhen 6ebIer
IN Dem Deroict ser Gef9porenen miro frau
Glarf waRridetnlid oem 6udtbaus
e1ltoehen.

Srau @uen s. Glarf bat Q(usIidt, 6em
SubtDauie 81 ent9eben, trob0em fte geItcrn
in Gi9tcr Treeman's @cricbt Don ben Sc
i9Worcnen pegen 9tc6ita6lS 5u eineut
Sabre pcrurtbetlt purOe. Sn Dem 8erbtct
1T nGmltb Der Q6ertb Der gcitobIcnen S0z
cben auf v15 o6er 0ariiber" angegeben. Der
NntpaIt Der 2ngefIa9ten ma6t nun geltenb,
oaB oaS ebcnio gut cine Wtiuion, tpie. einen
Sent ltber $15 bebeuten f0nne. 0aS @eleb
ober ihreibt Dor, oaB Die @eibmorenen nrr
Damn cine 3ucbtbausitrafe pcrfigen biirfen,
tpern Der Mertb Der geitoblenen Socben
minDeitenS $15 betrage uno oaB ferner bic
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