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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
THE GREAT FIGHT.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. %
I Bulletin The time Of the fight
has been finally set for 80 O'Clock
this afternoon, Jacksonville time.
There was lengthy discussion at
the Duval club last night, and an
effort was made to fix an ear
,lier hour, fearing further court
proceedings, but as there was much
work yet to be done on the arena
the afternoon hour was decided
upon. The weather was fair dur
ing early morning hours, but
changed for worse shortly after
nine, and the rain came
down in sheets, flooding the
streets, and making every
thing nasty and uncomfortable.
The city council had a special
meeting this morning, about 10
O'Clock, as announced last night,
but of course there was little for
the city fathers to do, the fact that
the state authorities had deter
mined to abide by the decision of
the court, having obviated the ne
cessity of their taking any action,
looking toward a conflict with the
Governors orders. Although or
ders were received last night for
the dismissal of the troops in this
city, Adjutant General Houston,
after consulting Attorney General
Lamar, decided to continue them
under orders until after Judge
Call had announced his final de-
cision this morning. The men
were disappointed, as many had
hoped to be able to leave for their
homes on the early morning train.
1t was nearly noon when Major
Lowell received instructions to
break camp, and a majority Of the
soldiers left for their homes
at once. A few remained in the
city, a number of them going to
see the fight.
AS the Light goes to press it is
still raining on the wires in Flori-
da, and the operator reports lines
working bad, which is an old
dodge to hold the news back from
the people. Private bulletins re-
ceiVed, announce that the two men
are now in the ring sparring for an
an opening, both cautious.
A "grapevine" dispatch received
at the Menger, says the fight has
been postponed until l 80 tonight.
Joe Cooley, at the Register, can't
understand why his Boston friends
have not sent him any news of the
fight.
At 3p. m. nothing was received
at the athletic club.
LATER.
JACKSONVILLE, ; p. m.-Bulletin
Round l-Corbett got best of
round.
Round 2-COrbett rushed Mitch
ell, landing right and left on
Mitchell ) neck.
Round , - Mitchell knocked
down, rises, slugs COrbett in stom-
ach; Corbett rushGs Mitchell and
knocks him out and wins the
fight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Ohio Masons Meet.

TOLEDO, Jan. 25.-Today and to-
morrow are the days set for the
semi-annual meeting of the Scot
fish Rite bodies of the Orient of
Ohio Valley. The meeting will
take place in the Masonic Temple
here. A large number of prOmi-
nent and distinguished members
of the Rite are expected to be pres
ent upon this occasion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Bad Gang Broken Up.

MIDDLEsBOROUGH, KY, Jan. %.
The gang for the rescue Of Bob
Marler, who is to be hanged at
Pineville on February 9, has been
broken up. Detective Deburk cap
tured Grant Rice and John Davis.
Johnson had fled to Harlan. The
county officers are on the alert,
Sheriff ColsOn is building an en-
closure around the Jail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
For Municipal Reform.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. PA ma
tional conference for good city gov
eminent is being held in .Philadel-
phia today and will continue to-
morrow under the auspices of this
city and the City Club of New
York. The call for the conference
has the Endorsement of prominent
citizens of Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, Balti-
more and other cities. Such men
as Charles Francis Adams, Ed
ward Everett Hale and Richard HI.
Dana, of Boston, George w.
Childs, Wnyne MacVeagh and ex-
Postmaster Field, of Philadel-
phia Chas w. Eliot, president of
Harvard college; r. w. Glider,
Carl Schurz, and eX-MayOr Abra-
ham Hewitt, of New York Mayor
elect Chas. A Schieren and VIM.
j. Gaynor, who led the fight
against "Boss" Mclaughlin in
Brooklyn last month; Marshal
Field, of Chicago; TheO. Roosevelt,
of Washington; Chas. A. Bona
parte of Baltimore, and Chas. r.
Goldman, of Barnstable, are among
the indorsers. Here is a copy OF
the circular letter that was sent
out by the committee of arrange
ments, in which the purpose OF
the conference is clearly set forth:
-"The Municipal League Of Phila-
delphia, with the cooperation of
the City club of New York, has de-
cided to issue a call for national
conference for good city govern
ment, to be held in Philadelphia
on the 25th and Goth days of Janu-
airy, 1894. The principal objects of
the conference will be to deter
mine, so far as is possible by in
quiry and debate, the best means
for stimulating and increasing the
rapidly growing demand for honest
and intelligent government In
American cities, and to discuss the
best methods for combining and
organizing the friends of reform so
that their united strength may be
made effective. The program for the
papers and discussion, as at present
outlined, subject to possible
changes, is as follows: First-a
brief summary of existing condi-
tions in different cities and a de-
scription of municipal govern
ments and municipal officials
as they ought to be. Second
Methods for obtaining better
government without resOrting to
the nomination or support of indie
pendent candidates. Third-Meth-
DDS that involve the nomination or
support of independent candidates.
Further details will be mailed
hereafter to those proposing to at
tend"
At the opening of the conference
this morning at ten o'clock an adj
dress of welcome will be made by
George Burnham, Jr, president of
the Municipal League OF Philadel-
phia. Addresses will follow out
lining municipal conditions in the
great cities. Mr.. Edmund Kelly
will speak for New York; Mr.. VIM.
G. Low for Brooklyn; Mr.. Moor
field Story for Boston, Mass; Mr..
Franklin MacVeagh for Chicago,
Ill. Mr.. Charles A. Bon aparte for
Baltimore, Md, and Mr.. George G.
Mercer for Philadelphia, Pa.
The Friday session will be adj
dressed by Rev. Washington Glad
den, d. D., on "Influence Upon
Officials in Office" Discussions on
arousing public sentiment will be
conducted by Mr.. Edwin d. Mead,
of Boston, Mass; Rev. J. II. Ecob,
d. D.; Albert Bishop Mason, OF
New York; Samuel b. Capen, of
Boston, Mass, and Charles
Richardson. OF PHILADELPHIA.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
LATER.
Kelly's Check Cashed.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 25--JOhn
Kelly walked jauntily into the
Duval bank this morning, and pro-
ducing the famous check, said:
as this worth anything" $4,000
in crisp greenbacks was paid over
to the New Yorker and he put the
money in his inside pocket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
A New Publication.

The first issue of a monthly pub
LEGATION, called the Spanish-Ameri-
can Journal, has been circulated. 1t
contains good reading matter and
will doubtless meet with fair
share of the patronage, which it
merits. The editors and publishers
are Messrs. w. ID. HOrnaday and j..
d. Whelpley, both well known
newspaper men Of San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
BEING HELD IN PHILADELPHIA To
EFFECT MUNICIPAL REFORM.
Banquetting in Honor Of the Memory
of Robert Burns.
SPECIAL CELEBRATION OF THE
FEAST OF THE CONVERSION
OF SAINT PAUL.

Chicken Cranks Assemble at Hart
ford-The Cuba Bull Fights-Can-
ada's Y. M. c. A.-Vaillant to
Hang-Merchants of Baltimore to
Banquet-Masonic Orders Meet
John Williams to be Strung Up
Admiral Erben's Flagship.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
A Happy Parent.

Mr.. F. w. Strive, the popular sa-
loOn-keeper, is receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his many friends to-
day, for yesterday his wife made
him present of very fine ten
pound boy. The mother and babe
are doing well and this makes MIR.
Strive all the more jubilant.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Cuban Bull Fights.

HAVANA, Jan. 25-This week is
to witness the biggest bull fights
Cuba has ever arranged. The bulls
have been brought from Spain
and the matadOrs from Mexico and
Madrid,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-May pork
$3.50, lard . cents advance. May
wheat 18th cent lower, and declin-
ed 3-Sth cent more. May corn adj
vanced 1-4th to 800, but advanced.
net maintained.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Canada's Y. NJ. c. A.

TORONTO, Jan. 25.-The twenty
fourth convention of the Young
Mems Christian association of On
tario and Quebec will be held in
West End association hall from to-
day to Jan. %.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Baltimore Merchants Banquet.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-The an
nual banquet of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association takes
place tonight. Prominent men
from New York and Washington
will be among those to respond to
tO0StS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
London Sports Enthusiastic.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Great interest
is manifested here in the Corbett-
Mitchell championship glove
fight. In the hotels and at
the different sporting resorts,
crowds are gathered, and although
there is much speculation as to the
result, there is very little betting.
Frank Slavin was in the center Of
a group of spOrtsmen in his saloon
during the afternoon, when he was
heard to declare that Mitchell does
not mean to fight, and that he is
simply trying to get money from
Arlington Baird's will.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
.rL--n..- r--t- ELt-.---. ..-.-a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Admiral Erben,s Flagship.

VILLEFRANCHE, France, Jan. %.
The repairs and overhauling in
the engineer department of the
cruiser Chicago are reported COM
pleted, and the flagship will leave
for Naples probably today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Vaillant's Fate.

PARIS, Jan. 25.-The hearing Of
the appeal OF August Valiant, now
under sentence of death for throw
lug bomb in the French Chamber
OF Deputies, was recently postpon-
ed until today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Leghorn Breeders Meet.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 25.-The
American Black LeghOrn club is
holding its annual meeting at
Hartford, Conn, today, with Con-
necticut State Poultry society.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
williams to Hang

OCALA, Fla, Jan. 25.-John Will
liams, the Marion county mur.
derer, is under sentence to hang
here TODAY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Marvland Editors Need.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 25.-An
the editors in Maryland, irrespec-
tive of politics, are meeting in An
napolis today holding love feast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25
Cold in Kentucky

DANvILLE, KY, JAN, 25.-The
temperature has fallen Go in this
section since night before last.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-25

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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Observation-Disclosures

tpur6en an folgen6e B%erionen ausgeitelt:
@tutam 6rtnf, 2it0ft8e Stats nebit
2Goen, PIG NicbIanb NOe., Oeranibla8t
auf $2OO6; 8enion & Carlton, 2 2itOfige
@o6n6duier, Soutbport Aoe., $500; s.
G6ariret, 2it0di9e Stats nebit 2abel1, 1901
Goof StroBe, $4,000; S. 81. @ben, 2it6fige
Stats, 655 @orbon StrGBe, $1,000; @0iz
cago Sic 8relerpin8 60, Z 1it0dige
8abrifen un6 Office, 122Oy36 "a, 9troBe,
$500; Oti. 9o0iS, 2itOfige Stats,
l1,415l17 SbielO5 StraBe, $500; 81.
M}onion, 2it0fi9c Stats, 684O Carpenter
StraBe, $1,000; s.. q, g%telion, 4itO6t8er
6%interanbau, 81 g8biting StraBe, $2500;
S. 9onion, 2it06ige Stats nebit Go0en,
Milpaufee @ue., $1100; st. ReDnertion,
2it0fige Stats nebit 2aben, 2479 &. Ohio
StraBe, $500; q. 6. Gabonclte, 2it0fige
Stats, 1879 SO. Bolf StraBc, $4,000; s..
8. 8ri6ti6netOer, 2 2it0dtge Stats, 179
Barclay StraBe, $4,000; &. g. 9ifinion,
2itO6i8e Stats nebit 2a6en, 6307l11 Got
tage @roOe 2(Oey $4,000.
, 1894-01-06
abe4tnhlntt Der autnnfa staata- 8ettnte, eatnHae, 6. an4t,oar 1894.
9uetfeIlos Drauoltiftuu9,
Sin DeriuA, oos baus 10. 80 mol=
ton place anSu5unoen, fld9lid :,
mtb9lIdt.
DIE S%ewohner ipurlos perf6wunoen.

SIN Dem 6auie geo. 80 @alton GIact
bra6 bcute Worgen nm 3 l1br cin Scuel
aus, oaS Durb cine e~ritaunlicb ungel6tdl
als9eti6rtc 8ranoitiftun9 berborgerufer
tporben mar. 0aS aus oret Stodperfer
uno @rO8ci1oB beitebenoe 6auS geb0r.
6rau Caroline 9toltopf, bie in benz 9tebel:
0aule SEQ. 81 Walton Bloce nit ibren
So6n, So6n U~tinpe9cn, tpobnt. 2eBtcret
ipIroe ourc6 9tau0, Der IN fem SdLof:
5Imnler orarlg, erpedt. Gr iprang auf uni
ltcf ms gtebenbaus, UNI Die 8etpobner Do,
Der Ibnen oroDenben 0efaDr 81 tparren.
9tder Educb orang tbn1 bel Ieinem @tntritt
eltgegen trobocm ltieg CT Bic Sreppen bin.
aut, fdn0 aber 81 ieinem @ritallnen feline
Scele i'm Sau,c. !6err Minipcoen ionbtt
a clncn Nlorln Elm unb btnnen &urSen
tpar bic Seuertpebr 5ur Stele. Der 8ranb
mar IN tllllt5ebn Wftnl1ten 9el0i6t.
Sine u1terludbung ergab oann, baB Elm
trepelbafter Gerlub our 8ranolttftung gez
macbt tDor6en ipar. Sn 3ipet 3tmmert
i'm Drittcn Sto6tperf fanb nc Wfatrabelt
oufgelcbnitten auf Dem 6uBbober liegen uno
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t%pOrben, tpabri6einltd, uni ben 6lammen
let6ter Jtabru1g 81 bteten. Sn cineun
GorDer5tmmer DeS %stpeiten Stodmerfs mar
Der Seppt0 nit Betroleum un6 SptrttuS
9~etr0ntt morOen unO 1T ether @Ge lag Elm
6aufen bon Scegra5, Der elmer MatraBc
entnommen unb bann ange5in6et por0en
tpar. Sn etnem 6tnter5immer bes 0rttten
St0GtperfS fanO man l6tieBlicb cine nele,
leere Yetroleunfannc un0 Elm @dlionenz
ntaB, Dab no5 etne gcrtnge QuantttGt BON
btutgem SptrltuS entDlelt.
Trau Jtoitopf ia8te beute Morgen, 6aB
tie oas 6ouS am Is. 9eSember ali cine
Trau q. 8eb permutbet uno cine Wtonats7
mletDe i'm GorauS %empfangcn babe. Srau
Sch babe ibr geiagt. boB tie friiber Elm
UftetbSbauS an Der ~SnbionaItraBe betrieben
babe, baB tie baiielbe ie6o0 aufgcgeben
babe, I'M lt6 mebr UNI Die GrSiebung i6rcr
1o6ter betiimmern 51 f0nnen. Sbr Mann
lei Qgent.
Die 6amtIie 3og Elm uno lebte in 70 rubt7
ger, filler g8ctle, OaB Srau Goitopf itb
grat1lirte, ibr 6aus al 10 anltGnbtge 2eutc
permietbct gu baben. QlS 6err Mintpegen
beule Wtorgen in baS 6aus trat, fan0 ct i'm
garlOr beS eriten Sto6ipcrfes cine Qampe
bremen, aber bon Der 6omi(te 8eb tpar
9fiemanO anmeienO. Die 4oltsei ber Oit7
GDtcagoz Nuenue>S Station bat 9tadbforIcbun=
gen nab tbrem 0erblei6e alitelen lolien,
bo6 linb bieielben bisber erfolgIoS gebliez
ben. Die Wf0beG in BEN !3imntcrn tparen
meber iebr 3ablreicb, nod BON Der beften
QualttGt, 6Db ntmmt man an, baB iie gut
DeritCbert tparcn.
, 1894-01-06
GtSmeD gtnttD, Der teribAtte gStbs
BOLD alto @otteSSeGeDtte, fa9te :

vDas @didIal fam mir beute ni6ts
anbaben; t6 babe binirt." Oarin lie9t
ipobre PbilOiopbie, SeOerrtan,t, Der Elm
9uteS Diner 9%etofen fat, fii6lt fif beba9s
lid. @eitDrte @er0oultn9 ober ntad)t ben
Mteni6en miirrtld) 1t1o reisbor. 8erz
oaulun98ldlpGde perbittert Oo8 Qebeu.
DDspepite or8tret6en beiBt luieOer 2ez
b~en8lltlt 9elutnnen.
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au9enebnle8 0ttttcl, : man ncbnte S :
banu 9off'S Oto13ertraft.
0erIelbe 1T 10 pobli6uedenO, oaB e8
Elm iuobrer @enuB 1T, TIN nit ie0er Otablz
5ett gu nebnten.
Gr ipirb bon a1eu SGnblern D%erfauft. Mtan
odte barauf DaB auf Ser Gillette an Dem 6alIe
ieOer Slai4e itd Der Namen8Su9 IS o. an
Soft" b%eftl1oet.
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audi nur a1tndberno uebenio gut"
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154 6ranflin Ct, Seem Sort.
, 1894-01-06
6 6icaGo, 6. SAN

G9tcaGo, 6. San.
8ol8en6e 8retie wur6en Bel gr0Beren
Bartten %er5ielt:
8utter, bette Creamery 8aare 253
@26c, quite 24(025c, mittelmGBige %
@234c, 9atrD, bette, 24c025c, mitteLeute
unO cute 18@23c, fril3er Ba6in8 StOf
153@163c.
8nttcrtne, Gollote 0air0, Is,
@mpire 163, bette Creamery 10, SQtnctier
III IN uGoQS" OOer fletnen @ebinben &c
me0r.
&aie, BETTE sun Gream gbeb6arsn,
11o@113c, uGpins" 11@12c, rgoung
2lmerifo" 11@124, nabgemac6ler Sbmeiz
SET 123@133c, n8rid" 123@13c, 2imz
burger 12@13c.
8obnen, 8eite vgtaOtes" $1.45@
1.60, mtttelgute $1.40(01.45, nit Der MQ;
i6ine 9erctni9te 81 .3O(01.35.
@ter, gang friibe, 20@-21c 6as Ob6.
@btste0y $1.15.
@efIH9eI, lebenOiges, Surfeb go
C; 6ii6ner = 6ennen &c., alte u1o
iun9e 6063c; Gnten 5000 fir lebenoige
@dnie 83@-c; Spring Gbifens" 62@
7c baS gfunb.
Obt, 9eO0rrtes; Nepfel, tiinItli6 gez
trodnete, 73@10c. boS 9funb, an Ser
Sonne g%ebOrrte nOrbltbc 5@62c,, 9ftriicbe
5@6c., 8rombeeren 607c,, 6imbeeren %
2435 Galiforniidbes: Nprifoien 14(@16c,
nt6t9ei9dlte 8ftrii6e 8@11c, geicbalte
22@24c; Bflaumen 9@13; &o1tnen:
u0onOon 2aDers" $1.65@2,OO 6as &iitz
cbelt, uMustateIer" $l.OO@1.35, Ioie
4@6c.
Obt, friibes: 2(epfeG $2,25@2.5O unb
$3.OO@3.25, ie nacb Ser Site, 8auanen
81 .00@1,25, @itronen 81
&artotfeln : 8urbanfs 54056c,
9ebrons 53@54c; Stole o.; burcbz
etnanocr 45@50c Der 8uibcI. SerieDz
Speetz8 otatos So, 50@3,75 bas SoB, SUIT
noiier $2.75@-.
, 1894-01-06
SpSeS=9l,tsetoc.

9~efanrteu un6 5reunoe1 bic trourtoe Nodridt, bag
nleine geliebte Jrau unb uniere Wtutter @ta9ontena
80. SG1fer I'M 2llter bon So Sobren uno 6 W}onaten
oH 9ouneritog ben 4. Sanuor "a, Mbenos 8 rbr, ielig
i'm Serrn enti9lofeu lit. Sic 9eerbguug fin0et am
Sonntog oen Z Sonuor, gta9mitta9s l u1r, bonn
3rauerbauie, 1889 @orreu Moe., aug nod Molo9eirn
1tott. I'm itine Sbetluobme bitten Die Stnterbliebenen {:
Subn:m Moan Sd)Gfer, @attc.
SuIius "a, 9SrnnS s., emma,
GmtiI Is. uuO &ntis SdJ6fcr,
&inoer.
1tu1o &omiIa Sd6fer, Scbpteoertpd)ter.
, 1894-01-06
DOeS=9i1tsetn

Sreunben uub 8efaHnten Die trauri9e 93odridt, bag
uniere geltebte Mtutter unb @rOBrnutter Ssenrtette
Neier i'm Nlter BON IA SoDren ru6 6 Ntonaten geItor=
ben lit. 9te 8eerol9nng finoet itott om Souuta9, ben
Z Sautor, l:30 9tabmittags, bonn SrouerbauIe 3208
Seorborn Str. aus nod SroCelauo. I'm ftille Sbeil=
naDnte bitten bic 6inter6iebenen
Sertba &autS, gp9ter; 9u9ufta S9nloa,
1tuIo per1tprbene Sodter.
, 1894-01-06
SoSeS=9(1t;ct0c.

Sreln6en uno 8efonuten Die traurioe yadrtdt bah
nniere liebe W}utter WSar9nretba Waflumrm freitng
9JtorQen Z llbr i'm Nlter BON IS SSobren lnuft i'm SerrI
enti6lafen III. Die 8eerbigun9 fin6et am Sonnto9, ben
Z SanlIor, II ubr 8prmitto9S. Oom SronerRanIe 42l8
Gbamplain Mpe. nab Der ct. 6rau3iStnS=&ircbe uuo oDn
ba nodb benz ct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1tatt. I'm Itiae
Sbeilnabme bitten Die 9interblie6euen
$9enrD, IObcrf NIB SobtL G0bne; Marte
Diaper, &ouiie Yung, Sb9ter, nebit
ltuTp uebIt 3 DchterInGnuer
, 1894-01-06
Tinan5icue8.

G uuo 6%& 9pIoHM rt9 AM perfoufen
v g8ir tbnner poriiDtig 9eruGDlte WtortQooeS Iieferu.
9eIiGert burtD central ~gelegeneS mictDebrinden6es GrlInNs
ei9entbum in Chicago, III paIIcuDeu SuuImeu. NIT 0os
r0ntirten 9eiBttteln. Senbet uaD &iTte. s.. .. stone
s. Co, eos go Sale Str. 30Gsb1m
S9oIe, GuiuInu & 60, Mortg0Qe 8QuferS, ~ Seer
~ bpruitroBe perletbeu Selo oif @Dicoooer Grln6s
eigeutbum 81 ben u%ieortgiteu Yreiieu, Iomie 1ud) Qlf Sc
poloe' 60e6 1St
, 1894-01-06
Su0eS=@(ttacioc.

Srelnben unb 8efannten Die traurl9e gtodri6t, bag
ltniere lte6e Mtutter GlisabctD Slider am Srettog, ben
3 SSonuor 1894, I'M NIter BON IS Sobreu 9~eitorben lit.
Die 8eer6t9nn9 finoet itatt am Sonnto9, ben Z. Sonuor
bolpf Str. aus nad benz 8ouifoctus=9 otte3ater. 9ie
trauernoen &tnoer
GeItIia Cider, Sron5 @iter; 6rnu3 9iefel,
1tuIp 8ru6er; 3bereIa 9ieIel, N}utter.
, 1894-01-06
So0eS=0ttsef0e.

@leu 6retnben un0 getannten Die trauriQe g}adri8t
bag unIer GItefter SObu 3hcoSpr at 9pnncrItog. ben
q. Sautdr, I'M Mlter BON 20 Sabre1, a Mpnaten HnD Is
9pnntog, ben T. Sonuor. III uBr, bonn 3rouerbonie
1856 Sane Str. aus 1aD benz 8oniiacius=@ ottesoder
Sic trauernbeu @ltern
SDeooor uno @ertrltO SGttber9, Deb. 3eroung,
neblt @eIDpiiter.
Gheini1de Seltiuueu mDneu cppireu. 5iu3t
, 1894-01-06
2n Derleiben.

6%=@eI0 3l nerleibet olf bebouteS bicoQu=@runbeioer=
" tpHnt. 9arleDei tDunen auCb Dor bent EGIi1feyfs.
3ermin 9ettl8t lperoen. SroBc 9orlcben cine G3rssrioG-
tat uno 9oriegeH gum 8oueu. $. 8. Stone o.
%VV N"l""e Sl' 2llW6
, 1894-01-06
2n bert1nihelt.


On oertanf6eu: auf eiuen go. 1 Soloon 8 8rifs
~ bdnier e Stod bo6). ipertb 5000 Sol. Mtort9age
$500 Soil. 8ann gleib be5ablt aud auf ldngere 3eit
fteben blei6en. @orefie: A. 23 S~taots3t9. 4jnn4t
, 1894-01-06
0runOeigentbum

= perfnufen n: @altfornter SSru5ts 2ono @ou.
- pier BON 20 &Cres fir $2l00; idtdt fir Circular. s..
q. 9tfenon, 3tmmer 314 &iblanb 8Iod, So Start
Ctr, @Dico9o. 6os1M
I'm @uer @t9entbunt raid 81 bertoufen poer gu oertaI.
l9eh 9ebt 81 Singer BROS, Simmer "a
2OIplS 1874 Dearborn Str.
Qu perfanfen: 9olhe. Die ftb an Der @rfinbuuQ
~ elmer oeutlGen MnIie0elung III Sitocaltfornieu an be-
ttbsili9ea uno lj1 Die Der Golonie 9~elpdbrten alBerofbent-
lib 9in1ti9eu Seotnguugen 3u5ulpe1oen lpiirl9en. mDQeu
ta9siiber i'm &oteii0e 9utl6in9 Gu. =@6e Der Qtoants.
uno @lartitroB0 Simmer SO. AZ oOriprebeu. ober iih
brteflt1 an s.. SpeB I. o. SD. Stoats3eitung, menoen.
og206ap
Qu Derfa ufeu -&openspoob. Sic I9bnite
Q9ofIer uub Setuer in ben StroBeu unb Die GtraBen 0e.
plnitert. Sage: Glib uno Sitfrout. MeQen BreiS uno
ipeiterer NuStunTt lpen6e man iiD miin0li3 Doer ihrift,
liD al mm. $. See, 1f2-114 9eorboru 5tr.
gopce Building. 2Omi6am
, 1894-01-06
BartnerS.


0erIen Ct: @ortner fir MboleIole @ieroeId5Sft
< NIT $500; 9ierpeObler pprgesogeu. "''D"l'
N0reiie: - SO Gtaotsseituro
, 1894-01-06
gerI0nli6es.

ceiratBsQeiu9 9e~i6dfsmaHn, 50 Sabre aIt,
- BON auqenebmem geubern uuo outem Gborofter,
ge6iloet, iudt Die 8efaIutidntt elmer Dame (g1ittfue
obne &tn0erl BON 300 Sabreu mug etrpas 8aars
~Oerm0gen bobet, aleinItebeuo uuo gelpiat ieiu. nab
9euti6lan0 gu geben. Seine Mgenteu uuo itrengIte
8eri9pte9enbeit. Noreiie: e. 8 StoatsStg. ltuio
, 1894-01-06
@eHorbem:

gomta9, SDcre1a, 9eliebte Go9ter bon 9enrp
grG6uiB Wiontag, BEN s. Sannor, BON Ser e~iterltt6en
WoburIn9 10l5 gti6ge @pe., GputD @oanIton. naGD Ser
Ct. gttcolas=&lrde uno pon oa nadD benz ct. 8onifacius=
Sottes0der. 5ju4t
Star Loge of Illinois No. $50 K. & L. Of H.
Sen Wsit9Iiebern sur yto6rt9t boB @9lpeIter gSilz
beItstta @obertAs 9eftorben 1T. 9le geeroi9ung
Srauerbauie, 1872 8lue Syslanb aoe, nob WaIoBeim
itatt. s.. %. gSeiH cmbadl, 9rptettpr.
.. 1tn9er, Setr.