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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
PASSAIC.

The Board Of Education has found that there aN
many legal difficulties I'm the way OF ISSUING oonA'
for the proposed new $4,000 schoohosse Inc NV
Council Is as anxious 10 issue the bohas d. 's
Board Of Education IL 20 have the schoohouse ou'"
I'M, M law has vet been discovered wAich gives
either body power to float bonds except uhue' Cur
cums,ancos which do not exist. II Is hoped 'h@'
CIV Counsel Kngour will be able to siralgheh OUT
the matter IN a t,W HiN S',.t,,,t ~ The Eluca.
tinral Eoari has been moved by his STUDY o. VIC
nuch-mixed school law TO suggest ieyson ~,
b)dyng some radical chahees. IN ~, .., Boards
OF rducation be communicated with. AMI ina. a.
Iatmre DE- Weich thinks that the powers aat LUIS
of school trustees should b. more accurately
and that they should have sole power to erect scho'
hn,,sss n,irchase Land etc This is h says an 9.l-
established right Of boards Of Educat,on aL1oUkfa
recently taken away from them Or WelGh' w co NJ.
mt,ee to confer with boards IN othe' 49, psn,,st
The Rev Y w. Prait of ,5 the f' to 's sseas
before the Central Baptist Association At so'''"'
The health Of the Rev. w " e. JacotH Of ne ne
Monroe Stree Holland Chnrca has sacc1n ,s md
HE brother Leonard Jacobs. aw-Bruns" cs NE. me,
logical student will occupy has pulpit 10Y "'s p'''
Wasonlc Hail was well nnei Wedne' day evening .ns
with members Il the Unity club ANXIOUS % r. m. nh
h iSct w Ms'" %rhe Religion Of Emerson pleasing
feature of the AFFAIR was tie prese o arg lnbx
s sto G,Ss rrIm ara ,rs orsansatISms
The Veteran Association Of Company b. o. ta,,
old oh Regiment y. g. : y. j., held Is dnnl S
reunion Tuesday evening al Maretus New, NEE or
rel vice-presdent: Archer l. Webb. s,c.,."rr
John Malcolm. treasurer {. A. SIZZLING. Na.lo
Gibbs and John Malcolm. Executive Comihl.e' ala
Russell Lawrence Smith. seventeen years on. s.
shot himself in the right breast in his room a, .
Spencer House last night. Tie died in hvc minute.
ie spent the evening with his brothers. Eugens
and Irving. laughing and talkins a. II oco Sg m, he
other boar,iers In tie fashionable family hotel "ne
he lived Fifteen minutes afterward the shoi W.
fired His friends rushed upstairs and fouhd M. ~
diving on the floor. In his hand he held copy, =,
Voltaire in French. He had evidently been reaains
II lust before committing the deed ON MS no,
was a note as follows: Dear Father: canho.
stand this world any longer. Goodby From YOU NJ
loving son Russell" His father considers 'hd' ~ ~
was a victim OF overeducation and overculiure "a
spite of his youth Russell French. Gern nra
and Spanish student. and a student OF history az.
PHILOSOPHY He held the Views OF a matured PEI.
SON and had spent most OF his life with his mo'ne'
In France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
4 STRrRRAN SHOE IDEA.
From Tho Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune "a
There are some advantages in living III SUI. !, is
II YOU are one of this class you know 'hat ,hs
the suburb which IL beneficiary of most vi ~"
novelties that originate in the CITY. ,,.. "a A
In "A back "oom OF one or the hlSn puhu."s' srms
young man who Is and has been ip' ant
time catering To the out-oftown people VINO 'h,r-
shoes He has organized what is called the II n,
ban Shoe club Tie carries stock On W. ;ss,,es
OF shoesS pair and 81 pair. For the frst ne oiher
coupons of % cents. payable weekly. fcr III, - A
he issues COUPONS OF 50 cents payable NeeNs "a
club of twelve Is formed In the town woe ,ir,s
"A member Is hound get pair OF SHOES ~ Lac
II the member belongs to the . cents wee and
n. will certainly get his shoes In twelve wccH hs
he has n chance for getting the shoes before ~
goes in on tie 50 cents week plan II Is ,I'u years
The principle IL similar to that In vogue rev ,n,
ago whereby the member or a club OF Il CIV" 49,
Der secured gold watch. A., hos club
The Young man who has started the sno .s .he
idea has a collector for each suburb 3id Ill.,. ~ IL
collector gets a commission on every SUP os he
Is to his Int crest TO organize as many cuos ~ ten
clubs -, t,st added
The originator OF the movement mas yu ~. anne
another feature to his shoe club plan or 'ne week
basis by which man can. by payihs - thirty
secure IL Tor made suit In not less tn' H. club
weeks valued by the tailor at Sl III WE each
IL composed OF thirty members VINO pay -
week. ,,o, no selects
When the subscriber wins drawihs o,tad by a
his own material and is measures .'.I ~ ~ the
man who guarantees satisfactory worh W. -
hair raiser says. money refunded; u,,y now that
There are good many ways OF VIA, the re-
orr grandfathers never dreamed on WILL, Will here
suit may be Is not a question TO De nc,,re Is
but the direction OF affairs al thss '"'
toward cooperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
NIDDLESEX COUNTY.
NEW BRUNSWICK.

A number Of changes have recently taken place
among the singers Of New-Bruns"icK PROFESSOR
Loren Bragdon, VINO has been the leader OF inc
Rutgers College Glee Club for many years ana aiso
Of the First Reformed Church chor mas Ies's"el
both positions Professor George w Wilmot Will
hereafter lead the glec club. and Isaac y. Enyard
the church choir which will be roorganizch Mr..
Charles Crouch. who has been singing In brooklyn
will sing in the choir Of the Second reformed
Church.
The pulp,t Of the Second Presbyterian Church. Of
this CITY. was officially declared vacant last sun
dsv morning by the Rev. Dr. w. w. Knox. OF the
First Presbyterian Church. Dr. John Woodbridge
who has long been the pastor. resigned recently,
and his resignation has no" gone 'h'o e'i'''' ~
Will continue a. pastor emeritus. -. +, ,,,s t,,
Property-owners along Somerset-s'. III tiis c1,y
10 the petition Of the Pennsylvania Railroad ask
ing for the ySsa' ao@ ny ine 5ens nnG
OF the railroad tracks through the Guy. me matter
convention Of representatives Of gun clubs and
ramc assoclat lions in New-Jcrsey will be held to
Courses for the season under the Rutgers College
university extension scheme. have opened IN New
fessor A. H. Day on Money" including the silver
question blmeasm issue OF ean tx n9reS r,G
Fewer. and on 1.-THE Formation and fstablishmeni
Of the United states as Nation by Or. Edward
The ey y Mcuil,e pasSr OF J ic y b6
soon leave this city to accept charge at Forts
mouth. y. H.. was the CUES; at fareweii reception
by Goodwill Council. NO a. j. ". Il. y. VI, al
the Iodgcrooms, in this city; on last Monday even,
ing Professor George c. Ryan. superintendent Of
schools in New brunswick, presented to Mr.: Duffc
several handsomely bound volumes for his library
a collation. was afterward served. Visitors were
present from Perth Amboy. Long Branch Phila-
deiphia. Bound Brook end Lancaster, Penn.
Al the twentieth annual meeting OF the New
Jersey Sanitary Association. held last week In the
DR. D. G. English. OF this city was elected pres
dent.
The Y Mission, which is conducted by the Young
Womens Christian Temperance Union OF New
..tcLc .leh anniversary
rooms last Saturday evening. The mission Is one
of the most successful in the city.
BY petition OF the next OF kin OF the late Charles
r Warner OF this city DR.. Nicholas Williamson
and Constantine Hingher have been appointed ad-
illustrators OF Mr. Warmers estate. and have quail
filed with a $1,000 bond. No will Of MIR. Warner
has been discovered He possessed OF
siderable wealth and his nearest OF kin his
mother and two nieces. who live at New Haven
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
SI-Ni \. I.

Cards are out announcing the marriage OF Mis-,
Abbie Swain. o; East Summit. to J. F. CHI, o,
London. England. at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. In the Boulevard. on Monday evening
December q.
The Bazaar of Nations, which was held in the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall in Spring.
eeId-ave was financial az well a soca. sue.
cess 800 being realized above the expenses.
Summit Council. No. l.02 Royal Arcanum. has
elected the following officers Regent, George X
regent, DR. John u. Buriing; orator Charles r.
NicoIls: secretary A. a. Buckley treasurer Ebert
Il Dean: collector. Alfred j. Cook; chaplain. Fred
erick r. I.ttcli; guide Frank Wright; warden
organist. Richard Phair; trustee for three years
Theodore F. Iitteil DR. John ~ Burling and
Theodore r. I.ttell were elected delegates to the
Grand Council . .
Reginald Long and Nicholas Gates to serve the
January term Of the Circuit Court as petit jurors
from Summit Township
The second Of the star course OF entertainments
will be given In the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION Hall on Monday evening December Il,
when George VI cable will give miscellaneous
readings from his own works.
Willard Hall. in Springheld-ave;. was crowded
last evening on the occasion OF lecture delivered
by Homer y. Spragus. under me auspices OF The
subject of "5hakespeare's Pen ana Pencil and the
The members OF the Young Mems Christian As.
sociatlon have formed a bssket-baH team Samue.
f. Houston is captain and Cnarles Nicohs' man.
ager A.
Hook and Ladder Company No has organized
by the election Of the following officers: President
William H. Coffey; vice-prcsnent. Davi h Shea;
foreman. Thomas Baird; assistant foreman, WIZ
lam II Coffev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
IRNI\CiTON.

The reading rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Union Of lrvington were opened 10 the public on
Tuesday with appropriate exercises
The Irvington Athletic Club IL making arrange
mcnts for a reception to be given In Alumni Hall.
New Years Eve.
The Music Committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has selected as choristcr Frederick ReHs-
land former chorster Of the Central Presbyterian
Church. Newark. .
THE marriage OF Miss Sarah Hewlett OF Mon
ave Iryncton to Joshua T. Oman Of Ncw-Yo rk
Cty took place at the house OF the bride on Mon
doy night The ceremony performed by the
REV Ebert Clement. The bride attended by
her sister Miss Maggie Hewlett. aud the best
was Wallace Oman ensign, L. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
NII.BtR%.

A public meeting Of the voters Of Springfield
Township will be held In the Springfield public
school Tuesday night. December 49, to on an
appropriation OF $3.50 Il purchase textbooks for the
SCHOOL,
The Executive Committee Of the civic League OF
Milburn and springfield has prepared "A report OF
the first years work of the organization The
efforts to enforce the Excise laws have resulted
we'll and the league feels satisfied that the public
morals OF the townships have been improved The
league has abandoned the scheme for the erection
Of league building for the present. The next
meeting Will be at the home of w. W. McCollum
on January = The annual meeting for the election
OF officers win be held January IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
HI.ODMf'iI;LD.

The bloomfield Cycling and Athletic Association
raye q concert at Central Hall last night The
Ariel Ladies Quarte' Mis- ida HrAnth. solo vlo-
unisi ana others took part
The marriage H. announced ~ Ml@' Marina cole
man Of Enfield y. g.. and Montgomery Holt of
,,.,,oId IN. ceremony was performed hy the
nov AR Matthews. ~ the lakewood Avenue Hap-
list church. orange" g., ,...,...
- go ,,,r children wa orgtuiZDl this weeh hy
-, hoys of the upper cnI ~ the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
WESTEIELD-

The Westdeid club fair. held last week. netted
about 5000 for the club
The Linden Township Committee has granted TO
Crawford the privilege OF laying its sewer main
through the township
\ reception was given Tuesday evening at the
nome of A. w. Patterson. OF Roselle to the Rev
Wyatt Hanneth, the rector OF ST. Luke's
Church
a reception ana dance held at the home Of
Mrs Stearns. or Locust Grove. Wednesday night
an election viii be held at Rose.ie on December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
HACK ENSACK.

The Rorgen County Traction Company Ned LEI
,ers Of incorporation IN the County CLERKS Once
Yesterday afternoon. II declares capital S'o'h
Of $4,000 The route Is from inc huds"h '"N'iN
limo AT RulTs Ferry. to Fort Leo. east TO l.foni"
,or,b 10 Englewood. Tenafy, Jcnarest. 'los'er
('roqkul Norwood the Rockland County line
east from Englcwood to Newbridgc. south to Fair
on, and Uackensack through siain-st TO tsscX-
~ s,stinn. also south to Little Ferry and Kihg"-
field. ana south from Lconia to Farvicw. Jonn
H,ri rcmnsev is the only stockhOldcr in this town
the syndicate being composed OF Philadelphiahs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
lSEARNY.

The Society Of Ileptasophs. No. 3d. al its annual
meeting Tuesday night elected William McIeek
archon John Macarthur protest. John Cunnson prel-
ate A. g. Balloon recording SECRETARY, Charles
Smith financial secretary. Thomas Decker treas
urcr Elias Bodenweiser inspector. Charles Cur
nell warden Herbert Decker sentinel; medical
aminers Drs. John W. Reed and Eugene Goldberg.
Sunday school connecting with the Arlington
Baptist Church has organized a missionary society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
ROSELII;.

Mayor James p. Albright. of Madison. addressed the
people Of this place last night at Casino Hall on the
subjcc; of a borough government. which the inhab-
itants are to vote for against next Tuesday
The meeting presided by ex-Freeholler
William T. West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

with these officers: President Miss Grace Person;
vice president. Miss Nichols; secretary, MISS besSe
B,ireigh: treasurer. Miss Rha Carnie. q,
Dorland reports the rece pts IN ms olic'
in November as SO. i33 90. and disbursements as
s35 o27 % leaving a balance of S1.2lI -. .
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF the Gernlhh f-nB-
lish school is arranging for Christmas entertain
rlent at the schoolhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
REIIltNlLIE

The three days fair ~ the hcl'vilie Nheemon
roalizcI over Sr0 FOR the club
Tho Exempt Firem'n's A.sooihii"n or H"N'Nille
h,a elected those officer. james IS Prozcft pros
l'rni. T. + Smith financial Score AIRY J"hn r.
pirgan recording secretary. Jonu hithcs, IT, a"-
,rer. representatives 10 the RELIEF Association. John
II piegan T.. r. Smith and y. Ellis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
~NEWS AND NOTES FROM NEW-JERSEY->~

ls the object being to form borough government
under the law OF 1878 Rosellc is In the townshios
of Union and Linden, the dividing line being the
Central Railroad
The Brout farm has been sold to Hebrews whoss
purpose is to found Hebrew settlement there and
erect factories.
The Miller farm. in central-ave, Is to be sold 10
settle UP the estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

West Fifty-second-st entertained forty guests al
their home Monday night, at sheet ana Pill
low party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
HUDSON COUNTY.
JERSEY CITY.
TAXPAYERS KEEPING THE CITY TREAS
URER BUSY.

THE CHIEF OF POLICE CoHTRAplcTs JUDGE
LIppINcoTT-NO "GREEN-GooDs' BUSINESS
, 1894-09-15
DER Bien n1uf."
Der milfiir BON peoria's poflneifer pom
maiRineton ans eiu 5ieI 9eiebt.

Sin ~fraiieS 8ciipiel bon BjGfur unb
llnpiienbeit Bat Der BOitmeiiter Bcorio,
ST., s.. 3. Morgan 9e(tefert. 9erlelbe
erIicB nGmIicb Dor einigen Gagcn Oie Ser
%OrOnun9, baB Die frete 2lbIteferung aucr
tG8licben G6ica9ocr 3citungcn burcb 8ricfz
TRIGGER in 8eroria fortan aufb0ren iolte,
Seoe e~inSelne 3eituu9 miiiic eltpeoer nit
cineg l GentzOtarfe Deriebcn ietn, ober Der
betrefienoe ~2(bonnent miife iie ielbit pom
POitamt obbOlen. Sn 60lge 6ieicr Ser
oronun9 DurOen 6unoerte BON GDic09ocr
a3ettun9cn 5urild9ebaItcn uno tagli9 lieTen
5aDlrei0e &La8eu jiber ltnre9elmdBi9fciten
Gin.
0a GoriteQungen BEL 6crrn Mor9an
feinen Grfolg bottcn, 10 rpUrbe Die llngelez
9enDett Dem 0eneraleY Oitrleiitcr in Waibe
tn8ton unterbreitet, uno BON bieiem en-
ping 8oitmeiiter SEEING boraui cine De-
pclcbe, in Der ibnt mit9etbeilt pirb, 6oB Der
8Oitu1eiiter in Beoria @eiiun8 erbatten
babe, ale tG8Iicben Gbicogocr !3ettun9en,
weIbe in 8eOria eintreffen, obne gu
i6lag8porto ablieferu 81 laiien.
, 1894-09-15
Std0tiIhes.
Der 0ourtbausbdu.

SIN elmer 8eltern ab9ebaltenen gemein>
lamen StBung be8 countDcQtbltcben So
mites fir ben 0ffentlidbcn Oienlt un6 Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lpurbe bie 5Srage
Der @rbauun9 zines neuen Gourt6auieS per=
bonoelt: Die 3uiammenfunft tpar ouf
8eranLaiiung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5Uiammenberufen morben uno 6err Gum
lningS, Der 8orfiBer, erflGrte, baB e5 it6
baltptidc6lth UNI Die 8eantiportung bieier
5tDei 6ra8en Danble: Griten8, Oh Elm neue8
@ebduOe nOtbpen0t9 iet un6 5weitens, %
eS ntBt mtOglic5 iei in ir8enO elmer Q8eiie
elmer 10 8rDBen NuSgabe aus benz Q8ege 5u
8eDen.
Dftt 9luSnabme bon GDu1. N0en erflGrten
Itcb Die aniDelenOen GountDcomut1iGre fir
etn neue8 @e6dube, 6err 2tuen mar baz
8e9en 6er NniiAt, baB man boS alte @ez
bGube 8an3 gut repartren f0nne, 6ann 6eue
ienl9er SAetl, tDelcber Der Stabt 8e60rt,
anfGufen unb ser Staot Gelegenbeit geben
Tonne, NIT Dem ~erI0n9ten @elbe am See
ufer Elm neueS @ebGube 81 crritbtcn. Die
8ertreter Der @runbeigentbum5b0rIe Jag
ten, OaB i3nen Oicier Blan no9 am 8elten
gefaIe.
, 1894-09-15
Gin fntefdwoh 9epor0ener
Oennncinnt.

Nnt ber9ongenen W2ittipo6 itQ6len einige
pertpe8ene 8url6en aus ctncnt sur Jtepara>
tur IN Der Weu9 & 6ren6' ic9en @tienbabns
ip0genball>2lnItolt beftnolicbelt Q8agen 6er
NOrtbiDeltern 8abn s Gupferbore1t, tpcI6e
Die 2lcbIen umgeben. Oils an nGcbiten Sage
Die nit Der 9teparatlr betr0lten Q(rbeitcr
an Die 6ertigiteuung bes 8agen8 iic9
Deranr1acbeu lD0utel1, entbeGtcn lie bG5
8erl9ntnDen Der GupferbOTcn. Die 80
lt3etzS Station an 0inmanitr. DurDe BON
benz Berl9tDtn0en Der &upferbDren, tDcl6c
etDa $25 tpertb tuare1, unterribtet ulb Die
0etectioS @8an unb WaDre, bic Ben SAL
olIT0rbetten iDlen, ermtttelten burb
ben etipa 15jabri9en &6omas 2pon8
BON gf0. 1885 We1tern Qlpe., baB
Geo. M}rooS uno Wticbael @ilrOD
ben StOff geltObler unO in benz DoDIe'iAen
2et4itall, an 8lue SSlanb Qpc., nabe Der
Weitern Q(p., inter einem Strob9aufen ber@
ltedt bGttet. Die 8pre3 tpurDen an angez
8eGcnen Btabe Qufgefunben unb WtrDo5
unb @ilroD unter Der Nnflagc 6c8 0ic6z
itaDlS Derbaftet. 2l8 5eute Der 0cnlrz
Giant GD0n5 Dor Ej6ter 0pDlcD leine ben
OetectipcS gege6ene Binfe tDicoerDOlen
loQte, tpoQte ct nicbt8 me9r baDon wtiieu
uno leltgnete, irgenO ettpaS geiagt 5u 6az
ben, ais baB baS 8eltobtene &upfer itt6
i'm 0oDle'icben Stat befGn0e. Inter
bieien llmitdn6en blieb Dem 5ticDtcr NIGHTS
anOeres iibri9, ais Die &lage nieOer5ui6laz
gen unb bic ais Sptb6uben befo1nteu
8uricben, bic itDon ipegen eiller G0nlicben
2~tnfla8e 100 Gage III Der 8rtDetpeQ paren,
i~traffret ar59eDen 5n Ia1ieu. W20glib lit
eS alcb, OaB Der f%nielc6m0ch qelporoene
0enunciant ne8en N}eineibS cingelobt
iptrb unO er bann noc6 anbereu Shines
pirb, 2ponS lit iibrt9ens aub ais 9ieb
unb SaHgeti5tS in q Oli3sifreiien 9enit8cnb
b%efaunt.
, 1894-09-15
Die Dieb= un0 SIeifh=2tusfubr nad1
Oeutfhlano.

Gm q. Suli traf in 6amburg ser
Dampfer yBruiii0" BON Stem Oorf Elm nit
$40 Stild lebenbeu un0 $50 StiiG bier gez
ibla4teten O1iei an 8or0.
Die rBruiiia" lit Der er1te BON flint
neueu 9ompfern, pelc6e bie 6omburgz
2lmertfanii0e g adetfabrt eQlftiengeieQi6ai
ipeSieu ftr Den Nie6z unb 6leii6tranSport
bat balteH loiicn, utb 5iDar cams na6 benz
beipGbrten WtuIter Der Sc6iffe Der 00ite
Star Cine, ipeIdbe etnen grOBen She'll be8
8iebz unb 6leji6tranSpOrteS 5ipiicben 2tmcz
rif0 un6 Gn9lan0 Dermittelt.
Seber 9ampfer bat i'm 3pii9en6eG
9toum fir 400 Gbicre, bteie lino in Smei
QGugSretben bequem ltnb gut untergebrQcbt ;
bel Der 2lnfunft ber v8ruiiia" macbten sic
SPHERE ben Ginbruf, ais ob iie in einem
gut erbalteneu Wtaititoue itGnben unb itd6
elmer iorgiomeu Nflege unb Nortu1g 5U
erfreucn gebabt bGtten bon Strap05en Ser
Jteiie mar tbnen nicbtS an5uleben. GuteS
6eu, boneben WtaiS in &olben bilbete bas
Tutter pdbreno Der REORGANIZATION Tn6rt;
nit 6iilfe beionoer8 3tpefmdBi9er 8entiz
IationSntai6inen lit fiir itete @rneuerunQ
Der Suit Gorge 9etragen.
@lei3 nacbocm Der 9ampfer am Quai
, 1894-09-15
Ripbt RIpin bel

0te Gontraftorenfirma @ra0 gro8.,
metcbe befanntIj1 Den Gontrott fir Bic
8o6run8en 8ur Grmittelun8 Der beiten
Jtoute fiir ben prOicttirten 28oliertunneI
nab Der gtorDUeitieite 3u8eiprocben erbalz
ten, iicb bann aber 9eiDeigert bate bic 2lrs
bciten 5l iibernebmen, tpcnn ibr ntdt elm
b06ercr 9rei5 ais Der auSbeoungene be5oblt
merbe, bat ieBt flein bei9e8eben un0 bereit8
bic 8orDereitun8en fit Die 2lrbeiten iii 2tnz
griff geuommen. Sn Ser nQcblten 8oc5e
miro bic Tirma Die n0t6i9en Wf0i6ineu
sur SteQe baben unb Damn bic 2lrbeiten
ic6ueu f0rbern.
, 1894-09-15

meI6et, 6oB Sic rcpu6lifanii6e Bartet
tb0tiddliA bic Populiiteu un0 bic &ol67
2tnbGngcr peri6lungen babe. Die beioen
lcktcrn B0rtejen bicttcn beute ibrc COM
grcliionele GOuOcntion fiir ben 9. 8c3irt
in 8lOctOn alb. Dem Gonpcnt pobnten
Sopitdn &olb, g. O. 8erman, 8ors
iiBcr QS. s.. St0g95 mo piele o1z
0crc befallnte &ol6leute umo So
pulitzer bel. SIS muroe bsi1loiicn,
tcjnen ei8cnet &an6ioatelt auisuiteuen,
lon0crn Den EanOtOaten ser Hepublifaner,
s. 8. NlOrtcb, 81 unteritilben uno ale Qtlz
Danger Der BGrtet aufSuforoern, fitr 0a8
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