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New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

Crescendos pedigree IS all that could be desired.
Crescendo Is by Flambcau. who Is by Wid.die. dam
FIirt, imported mare owned by Leland stanford.
Crcscendo's dam is Janet H. Thomas Edmondson
purchased and imported both the dam OF Crescendo
and the dam OF his sire for Leland stanford. and
the result Is an additional argument In favor OF
the Transmission of nervous energy.
Angus; Belmont before he d.ed. gave 10 the
American turf many famous s.res and dams. When
OF breeding he invariably met with disaster re
resolved breed his horses without the aid ad-
wee Of the experts with the result that he won
the Futur.ty and many other races with Potomac.
The year hfter his death Potomac the Realiza-
ton Stakes. His Hghness the Futurity and other
horses bred by HIM swept about every important
stake in the East. Potomac. His Hghncss Victory
In breeding appearance and performances the Fu-
tur.ty horses OF this year compare fay0raby With
those Of any previous year since the Fuiur.ty be-
came a racing fixture To be sure. none OF the
cand dates. with the single exception OF crescendo
has carried over l25 pounds to victory. His High
ness Domino. Morello and Proctor Knott may have
been supcror individual horses. but in Saturday =
Requ al heat a field OF twenty against "A he ad
wind IN fast time when the conditions and sur
rOundings are considered.
Does anybody doubt that the three-year-olds oi
1896 will not be superior TO the threeyear -olds OF
the present year? The outlook for racing In Sl6 is
extremely bright. far as the three yearold di-
vision is concerned. II - said that The bond
syndicate will consist OF David Gideon. John J.
Hyland and Henry Griffin
GIDEON's PROMISING YOUNGSTERS.
II looks go for anything David Gideon's chances
to win years Futurity are fully as bright Al
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
FOREST FIXES IN Ne U-JERSET.
FARMS NEAR EGG HARBOR CITY DAMAGED AND
HOUSES NARROWLY ESCAPE.

FARMS NEAR EGG HARBOR CITY DAMAGED AND
HOUSES NARROWLY ESCAPE
Egg Harbor City. y. j.. Aug 25.-The peop.e Of
this place had terrible experience to-day fighting
the forest fires which broke out this morning in
Goose Pond the residence OF Congr, ssInan
Gardiner. west Of this city. The tract OF land con-
sisted OF dense cedar swamps and the fire ate
through the entire swamp In less than two hours
and destroyed many thousand fec; OF sawed lum-
Der and cedar pillngs belonging to the Congress
feet OF Mr. Gardeners farm-b buildings Two fire
alarms sounded. which brought hundreds OF
people the scene. who about putting the
fire around the buildings. The large fruit orchards
and thriving fields Of corn were burnt away by the
FIRE. The houses of Benjamin Butler. jacob Green
and John Grease. which were In the midst OF the
flames badly bistered by the intense heat but
were saved.
Several railroad trains both the Pennsylvania
and Reading railroads. carrying excursion SITS. had
narrow escapes from beiag fired In running by the
burning mass Of timber The fire is stu raging to-
night and II is feared that the houses OF Messrs.
Butler Green and Grease. and the Congrossman's :
farm buildings. Will be burned down before morn
ng.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
THE DEAD MN 4 NEW- YORK MERCHANT
LOUIS HAMMOND. WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE IN
BOSTON. HAD BEEN IN THE rERFuMERY
RI-SINESS At No 9s MAIDEN LANE.

LOUIS HAMMOND WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE IN
BOSTON HAD BEEN IL THE rERFrMERY
BUSINESS AT NO. 9s MAIDEN LANE.
Lynn Mass Aug. 25.-Louis Hammond and wife
who were found dead in their room in the American
House Boston, on Saturday afternoon, having com
mtted suicide. were married in this city the
night Of August s. by the Rev. G. W. OsgOod While
Hammond was absent, obtaining the necessary
license from the city clerk the woman remained at
Mr.. Osgoods and Mrs Osgood, who was greatly
attracted by her winning manner had an extended
conversation with her. The woman said her name
was Kathryn Sawyer and that her parents lived in
Newark. n. j. while Mr.. Hammond resi-
dent OF New-York City. Mr. Hammond was trav
elng man for the Minneapolis manufacturing firm
of G. II. Ditner & Co. In November. 1891. he was
insured In the Iowa State Travelling Mems Asso-
ciation his beneficiary being his sister, Mrs Van
Houten, of McPaul Iowa.
Mr. Hammond twenty-eight years Qi and
had bOen in the perfumery business No. IS
Maiden Lane. Until July % he had a room at No
IT'S East Sixtieth-si.. where Miss Kathryn Sawyer
a stenOgrapher. also lodger. on the day
after Hammond gave up his room there Miss Saw
yer also left the house and the fumor set
afoat that the couple had been married and had
A Mr. Rettner who was Hammond's business part
ner says that before leaving New-York Hammond
fixed the firms business that little Of value
mained. Miss Sawyer about twenty-four years
old. and considered an estmable young
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
TO RECONSTRUCT THE NATIONAL.

THE OLD STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO BE EEoRGAN-
IZED UNDER THE NAME OF LEYLANp
Wilson's TrRNEsS LIMITED.
London. Aug. "a dispatch from Liverpool says
{, is nroposed to reconstruct the Natona- steam
shin Company so as to avoid compulsory 'Pu'ua
ton provisional, agreement 10 'h's emu "'S oc0'
uttered into. The new company VIII be cal ed
r,,,rd Wilson's & Furness Omited). II VIII be
registered as possessing capital Of 10000
Tho new company will take over the o'd company,
ravng for the business thus: Thirty thousand
nounds in cash which will suffice 70 pay al tnes ne
Itiona Lines debts: 25pD preference shares OF p
cacS and 5OOO0 ordinary shares Of 81 eacn, tns . u
companys preference shareh0 ders gertime AZ a .
now nreference shares and half of the new ordhdry
share The other half of the new ordinary snarss
vii 20 to the ordinary shareholders OF tle oiu
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
,,o,,, ,prrvrANs MAY STARVE

r1.p,,eu Authorities SAID TO BE TRYING TO
rNDr.cE MERCHANTS TO HOLD BACK GRAIN
rdor Aup 25-"The Daily News will to-mor-
- ,,,hllsh an odessa dispatch saying that inc
rurlkis, authorities In order to asgravate the SUI
fernrs Of the Armenlans. are trying 20 induce gram
ar1h,n,s N hold back food stuffs from the Arne,,
M HTstrIcts during the winter when 1t is expected
there viii he a partial famine.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
HAS COST SPAIN 100000

TO GO AGAINST THE INSURGENTS
London. Aug 25-"The Standard will Tomorrow
publish a Madrid dispatch saying that the concen-
trston of reinforcements Cor Cuba is proceeding
RAPIDLY throughout the knGiom. several heavily
adan .eaners belonging the Spanish Transatlan-
- -. .o,,ad fror, barcelona Slntander. Coruna
and Cadiz for cuba during the last week with war
stores
rieh, thousand cavalry. forming the first body
~ = total OF 10000 will be landed in Cuba before
sonta,,r,r % Though Captan-General Campos de-
pi ,,,,. 20 OA0 would be sufficient. the Govern
ment WI prepare 1900 more % wnG VIII I,,i6 embark r
ao,e"sarv The ccs Of the in Cuba up TO the
mressnt fine has been about $20NOV0. Since Febru-
ary the transport service alone mas COST sio"Voo
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

s,oor Government with the murder oi tsa there
ilsssihin chance of tracking the musueIe'S rre
the Coburg so regime is IN eE.,ef haze refused to
hSsr any charges connecng Prince an
tne muIue ,ha charges offered 10 call witnesses
who would swear that he C96grgcr 'feranan' III
ducei 'nein ~ S ,he ast vosiige OF decency. Prince
Ferdinand is now supporting the mrnirps, % to De-
YES OF To- ooice a ground plan Of the house and u
NJ n ~ the grounds of the estate left by her nus
tan
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
"FRANCE OUGHT TO BE OBLIGED"
THE WALLER CASE has CALLED THE ATTENTION
OF THE REPUBLIC TO THE BARBAR-
OUs ESPIONAGE LAW.

OTS ESFIUNATE law,
London Aug 25.-"The Daily News viii to-mor-
row publish dispatch from Paris. saying:
"Thc Waller affair ought TO show the French the
danger of their revised espionage law. The United
States Will protect this convicted spy as firmly as
If he were white man The spy law, as ii stands.
is barbarous 1t was devised by General Boulanger
when he was fishing for popularity. France ought
TO be obliged TO the United States for giving this
demonstration Of its evils
Assistant Secretary OF state Uhl. while here told
Ambassador Eusts what the public expected him
to do REPRESENTATIONS were made 20 this Govern
ment and passes Immediately given 10 the
Ambassador to enable him or his representative
fined II is believed that the court martial that
fenced Mr. Waller will be disavowed, should the
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
ROTHsCHILD's CLERK BETTER.
no CLEW YET TO THE BARONs NOuLD-bH 'ici

10 CIFW YET TO THE BAKONs NOVI1 'IV1s-
DERERs-THE PREFEcT OF POLICE RE-
Turns TO PARIS
Paris. Aug 25-M. Jacobsky, the confidential!
clerk of Baron Alphonse Rothscnild. who was
badly injured yesterday by the explosion OF an M
formal machine that had been sent TO the Baron
!. ost ss rroorassng as well AS could be ex-
nnssc.ssI ny The doctors attending him performed an
operation this evening and hope TO be able TO
me reeet oi Police who was h abs absent from from
~ ." no hoard OF the outrase. He is directing the
ino,irios that are oelng made into the case.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
J. W. MACKAY'S DAUGHTER SETTLES.

PRINCE DI GAGATRO OF THE cOIoNNAs HER
ursRAND GIVES Up HIS CHILDREN AND IS
TO RECEIVE 10000 FRANCS A YEAR.
Names. Aug. 25-The representative here OF 'he
r-.,,aa proes leorrs that the settlement that has
hoen arrived at between Prince and Princess al
Galatro of the Coonnas. the latter being the step
daughter of John ". Mlckay, a wel-tn0wn Amer
can gives the Princess the custody OF inc cn lreu,
en-" paving the Prince the sum of 6oO francs
yearly.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
IMPRISONED SOCIALISTS REFLECTED.
gOsCo AND DE FEILcE RETURNED TO The
ITALIAN CHAMBER.

Rome. Aug ga bye election for member Of
tho Chamber Of Deputies held in Palermo today
resulted in the return Of signor Bosco who IS no"
in prison for his connection with the ate Socialist
disturbances.
R3sco was returned az the general e.ect'oh 70
gs,her with the Socialists Barbato and De Feice.
bo,h of whom are in prison. The Chamber suDse-
onent.y declared these elections void. 5000 =, .Ao
ast Sunday De Fe.ce again elected IN the
Fomrth District OF Rome defeating Prince Odoaca
odeschachi The Socialists of ROM hei an an o2 sn n
lion several young men who attended the iete
were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
NE OWED AND BROKg HIS NECK

David O'Connol. thrty-e.ght years Old gave
man on the Sixth-ave. elevated road. broke MS
neck by diving into shallow water at Balmers pa
vllon. the iron pier. n Concy Island. yes'e'-
day. His body recovered.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
LATE STEA MSHTP ARRIVAL.

Steamer Ardanrose (Br). Smith. Sagua Ausus'
10 and Cabaren q. with merchandise TO W ~
Munson. arrived at the bar at 1890 D. m
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
sTAMBuLoFrs MURDERERs SAFE

sTAMBULOFT'S MURDERERS SArH
THE COURT AT SOFIA REFUSES TO RECEIVE VIII
MISSES WHO WOULD ACCUSE FERDINAND
THE PRINCE STARTS FOR vARNA.
perI,n Aug S.-Arnid the general repose OF euro
ne,, ro.itIcs due to the wholesale diplomatic Vaea-
ton tho disturbing feature is the return OF r''"'e
Ferdinand TO Sofia. ~ 4. ca,
Emperor william recently sent an agen' 70 '.,a .,a
to report 70 him in regard TO the c0""e0"'' "
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26
GEORGE j. GOULDS YACHT Runs AGRorND

George Goulds steam yacht Ataanta ran aground
on Middle Grounds In the Hudson River. of Ha'
ers,raw yesterday She was pulled of by the tug
slight
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

United States Minister to Germany At the ns hoss. "x
hrso The only persons pressnl %frn her
daughter, aaty Miss Boardman and ifr Won fo''''
berg
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

Among the Americans here are co'one' Law w
Of Chicago: Senator Smith Of New-'e,ss' Wv
Kingsley and Frederick Roosevelt, 9i o. Ind Mrs
Sumner Clarke OF Peoria. III, am NV
r. Ashton Lawrence. OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

Bcecham's pills for consti-
patton Ios and a5e. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

Ambassador Runyon and Mrs. Runyoh "- % ,no
shortly for Herngsort. on the bai''c' ~
daughter Mrs Hawkins.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

Ex-Chanceor Won Caprivl dned on Thursday with
Mrs William Walter Phelps widow Of the former
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

The ce.ebratlon of greeting to the delegates to
the Catholic Congress. which viii begin It's sessions
In Munich tomorrow. held In the Festival
Hall. city Brewery. In that city this evening. In
ended I'm the list OF speakers before the Congress
is count Zichy. who Will speak upon the position
OF the Catholic Church IN Hungary
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

WANTED MIR. BRAY INFLUENCED
After the adjournment and when all parties
had left the court except the Consul and my
self he Uhe ConsuD requested that do him a
favor by seeing Mr.. Bray that evening, the 18th,
and doing all in my power TO persuade him not
20 appear inf court the next morning as one OF
The associates. He told me that Mr.. Bray could
EASILY fegn Illness as an excuse, and that he
would be able 10 put another person in his place
favorable to the conviction of Mr. Lyons. He
gave me to understand that he believed that
Mr.. Bray would oppose such conviction.
II refused. however, 70 be a party to such a
dirty and unjust scheme and did not comply
with his request. told him at the time that he
doing wrong and was asking me TO do wrong
in aiding him. and that he ought not 10 make
such bad plans convict Mr.. Lyons. who had
not been proved guilty of the crime charged. and
that he should have fair and just trial
THE matter ended by his telling me that
there was no doubt Of Mr.. LyonSs guilt that
l did not understand well the case or would
see as he did, but never mind. not 10 mention
10 Mr.. Bray or any one that he had requested
me to speak to him and urge him to stay away
such methods as the one above referred to.
adopted by consul who is sworn and paid 10
uphold and protect Americans and American
interests abroad not only disgraceful and
unjust. but clearly show that Americans in this
far-off land who fan into the hands OF this
dangerous man cannot and need not hope to
receive justice and protection at his hands.
''The Consul. by the abuse Of his power. has
brought our Consulate here into shame and dis
repute In this against Mr.. Lyons he acts In
the triple capacity OF assistant prosecuting at
81 trust that the American Government will in
terfere In behalf OF one OF its citizens, whom
have good reason 10 believe to be unjusty and
malciousy charged with criminal offence.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-26

they last year at this time. There are some
yearlings at Homdel that were broken and trained
last spring which look promising that Mr. Gideon
has made few purchases at the yelrling sales this
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-25
Ser grobe 4 Gents store,
$40 = &acfatpanma 9lnemme, = $40
@apne Spuntp.

SonesbaIe. .--9ie iabrIide 9arabs bes
bielisen Seuerbepartements Iesten Srei.
tag mar cine bdbide unb bon bielen gu,
idauern bsobadtei. - 9ie ct. Mars
MasoaIena &irde ipito anfanss naditsn
SabreS cine sroBe Sair abbuIten.-S
Reubausr uno 8oia Ganfielb iinb am
Wontas abeno our6 gafor 6. u. 8ens
iamin setraut tpOrDen.
- Die Seuer in ben Oefen ber Soness
bale @Iasfabrit finb ansesdnbet tporben
unb am 4. Nopember tpirb bisieIbe mad
ldnserem Stiaitanb ipieber in 8etriet
9eiebt tperoen.
- benjamin Soffmann'S SdsemdbIs
su Saplep 1T spiidsn Samitas 9adi
unb Sonntas WOrsen our6 Seuer aer.
itbrt iporben unb Der 8erluit 1T Elm tota.
Ter, ba feline 8erii6eruns auf bemisIbsr
mar.
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Sunmcre.

Ser ais Treiber beim Geo. WlaTos
nsp ansefeate Wm. 8rouie purbe am
5reitas burd bas SerabfaQen Der Stals
tbare psrIeBt, bic ibm ben Irm unit e,
oem @qboeen brad.
-Sn bic @obnuns bss Wartin Sie.
gins on NppIe Strabe bransen am Oon.
neritas Radt @inbreder unb itablen eins
ansabI 4rtIteI, bic Sissins unb feline
Srau am felben 4benb in SCRANTON Elm.
setauft batten, foipie sl2 8aareeIb.
- Gin aed in bem 8aIerbebdIter Der
SraniOn @as uno WuHer gOmpanie auI
benz 8erse binter SO. peruriadte an
Sreitas bel ben in Der Rdbe tpobnen.
ben 8srionsn nidt serinse nnrube, oenr
cine siemli6e Auantit6t @aiIer entIieI
unb msbrere 8elIer tpurbsn lberfIutbet
@be ieho6 ipeiterer Sbaben anseridtet
tparb, ipurbs bas 2ed reparirt.
= Das @obnbaus bon 9atrid 2poni
an Bine StruBe ipurbe am Utontas Wlorr
gen ettpa 10 nbr total bur6 sseusr ser.
Hort unb bic SamlIie bate serabe Bel
senus au enttcmmsn, cbne ir8enb tpel6
Sauseinrlhtune su retten. Das an,
srensenbe Saus bes Ibomas WeDonaIl
tpurbe aud bon ben Slammen ereriffen
bic absr bur4 bic Seuerpsbr scIoi&
purbsn, sbe bas 8ebauoe fart beidabis
iparb.
s@- GuBer benz 8srfauf ber bette,
Baaren su ben biaisiten Breiisn, ssbsl
mir frei cine bIbi6e Wanbubr, mem
cure ginfdufe $50 erreidt baben. 3om
met uno fsbet bic llbr in unierem aus
iteaunssfenitsr. Bel 8Ieipsr Saus, 49,
2afaipanna Apenue.
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Ga6 TbaI abpdrt6.

Tablor.-9ie bieiise SanbeIsbeb5rbe
bdIt bieien Sreitas abenb cine 8erIamms
lung, bel Der u. Q. Dunnins. IT,, county.
UermeRer. cine aniprade baIten piro.
= Srau SdiIb, eins sea6tete Gin.
tpobnerin bon TapIor, puroe Iebten
Donnerfas i'm Soref Come Sriebbofs
beeroist. Der 2eidenoienit fanb in Der
eeuti6en @panseIiiden airds fatt.
- WaItsr @iGiams bon Renbbam,
Elm Wiiner im Bpne S9adt, iit am Ulitt.
mod iaIimm perlest tpOrben.
= @m WeGormid, peI6er nit Srei
anberen @eiinnunssssnoKen lebts 0o6,
BEL Starts gaid nabs Wlinoofa einer
fleinen 8Iot peranitaIteten unb in meb,
reren Strabenbabnipasen tlnbeiI anrid.
tsten, III unter $500 8drsi6aft eeftelI
iporoen. 4rtbur McGalp, Sobn @aIit
uno Batrif WeInbretp, bic brei anbsren
foaten aud perbaftet iperoen, iinb abeI
seitis beri4punoen,
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SittleD'S+
Neite 9crbt
&lctDer @aaren.

ltnIer nener Norratb iett srGffnet.
Bir babsn isbt gum gsrtauf eine eIeaants
s'nie Der nsueitsn eonopn unb Baris Robifdten,
hnfere eisene Smportatipn,
elnldliebsno bic neueften @slpebe uno Gffefte iu
Srpeabe unb
Jaequaro Wobairs,
St5are MobairS unb alpaeas,
@tnfahe Wobairs unb
Stciltenes, Grepons, 8oueIe,
Sameelbaar @beefs,
Streifen. etc.
Ote iinis umfabt bieIe geIufipen Ropitdt,n
lno oa Die Mufsr nidt oupli,irt m.rb.n. 70 IN
cine frib,sitiss snfpettiou srlSini&t "
S6illernSe Mcreens
fur Sieiberr6cfe.
SdnaIi6 nsu.
sIO uno 5l2 Sadatpanna ape.
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1ttt6tpn. .
- Die SeusraIarm 8uiten iinb am
U(jttfppf aufaeite[It porben.

Die SsusraIarm 8ufsn iinb am
DlittpO6 aufseiteat porben.
= @m. Sinf bon @somins tpurbs
am WOntas Morssn in Der WaItbp Mins
our6 cine porssitiSe Sprensuns aussns
bIidIi6 sei0btet.
-9ie iabrlide garabs bss bieiissn
5eueroepartements am lsbten Donnerftas
mar cine aubsrft bdbi6e unb tparo our6
bic 9lnpefenbeit mebrerer ausipdrtisen
Companion nod per8rDbert.
- Sraneis Donabue bonn oberen
Pittston 1T am Donnerfas Nadmittas
bel Der Yb6nir Mine bon einem Barren
nieberserannt uno 10 i6Iimm perIest
tpOrbsn, bab er in furssr 3eit burauf
ltarb.
-Ssrr unb Srau Sobn Gi6snbranbt
BON Wain St.aBe iinb leste 8o6e bur6
Elm iunseS Ndoden beeltdt porben, uno
Ssrr uno Srau Neper SdIoher bon
NiQiam StraBe erbielten 9piainssfna,
ben, bon benen elmer leioer nur einen
Gag lsbte.
- 8ei einem Streite am Wontae
abeno aipiiden Soiepb Gisbe unb @m.
UioOnep aOs Moonep Elm sroBss las
idenmeHer uno itieb bic 8linse finfmal
sipii8en Siebe's Rippsn, ibm sefdbrIids
Wuncen beibrinsenb. Moonep sntFob
na4 Der 1bat.
- 9ur6 cine @assrplofon in ber
unteren Ioer beS SOpt Sdadtes iint
am Sreitas bic 20blen in 8ranb seiebl
tporben, Elm berbeerenbeS Seuer erssu'
senb. SO tpurbe iosleid S6laud in
Die Ufine seleet uno man l6ihte bas
5eusr Obne iebr srOBsn S9absn.
@iIiam Slccum, Elm prominents,
Ytireer bes 8pomins Gbales, itarb am
Samita8 Woreen in ieiner @obnuns ir
srier 8orOusa iebr pl6BIid an einem
Sersi6loe. @r errei6te oas 9llter pOr
Sc Sabren unb itammts bon Der mobile
tannten SamiIie eleiden glamsns ab
tpeI6e ii9 in l776 bier niebsrIisb.
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.Gpbe Narfer Npttsen,

Uter Sabre 8ins i'd an 8riiden, in
5olse zines berrenften 8eines purbe
ieoo6 burd bic 4ntpenbune bon ct.
Satobs Del SebeiIt, idreibt grant Svbns
iobn &uib Centre, 8ans.
= Benjamin @pans bon 8afbburn
Strabe 1T am Samitas in Der Orforb
Dllne eur6 cine bor3sitise grplOiion
lebenssefdbrlid perlebt tporben, 70 oaB
an isinsm Iuftcmmen sespeifsIt pirb.
= Ser 9urns8erein bait am n6diten
Diittipod. ben 80. Oftober, in ieiner
Saae an Siebenter StraBe cine @pm.
naitii6s 8Oriteauns nit barauffoIsen.
oem BAL ab, 3u ipeIdem ber giniritt
auf 25 @ents feitseiebt III.
@i6usI MeaausbIin bon scran.
ton Strabe, Der am Sonntas abeno cine
lunse Dame beim beeleitete uno ibr Sl2
aus einem lebermurf entnabm, ben er
fur iie irus. III am Nlontas arretirt tpor.
ben. gr bate bas @sIO SsriOifsn.
Ser 5rsibsr ausuit 2runb, Elm
4nseiteater bes Mebsers 4mano, erIitt
am Nontas 9iadt Ourd bas 4usreiben
oeS bon ibm Setriebenen Bferbes einen
5al aus oem Ba8en, ber ibm Elm Bein
serbra6. gr ipobnt an Sampton Strabe
uno bsfnbet iid sur 9sbanbIuns i'm
Gadaipanna SOipitaI.
Better 2uB bon Rorb SiImore 4be.
nue. III am lebten Donnerfag glbenb
perbaftet tporben auf bic 9lntIags, einen
triminelen 4nsriif auf bic 20 SABRE aIte
Sobanna Sia semadt su baben. 2ub
8ins bel feiner Sbneiter in &oit unb
madte ben 4nsriff auf bas bort anse,
fellte SRI. Sia, pdbrenb Hismanb font
3u Sauie mar.
Ser Miner 8i6arb 0orton bon
Sadion Strabe iparb am 0ienitas Wlor.
gen in price's Wiine burd einen SalI bon
5elsseitein ausenbIidlid set6btet. 81
batte 3tpei Sprenei6dfe sema6t unb
li9 oann tpieber in feline 8ammer beseben
um bic &oblen an Der Seite Iossumaden,
als Der SeIsbIod pI6BIi9 NIT obisem
&siuItat auf Jpn nieberfisI. Seine ssrau
uno a4t 8inber ibsrIsben Jpn.
-Serr Souls glotb unb feline tperibe
Satin traten Dor 25 Sabren in ben
Sbeitano Elm uno sur Seler bieier @eles
senbeit fano am Mitttpod Ibenb letter
Bode in Der Turnbaae cine ioIenne iiIs
berne Sod3eitsfeier itatt. 2luber pieIen
1urnbriloern une isreunoen bate lib bic
Dameniettion beS Gurnpereins in corpore
3ur 5eitIitfeit einsefunoen unb mad Sin.
nabme zines porsdsIiden Soupers iparb
bis gum friiben Dtorsen setanat. Sis
Damen ieftiDn iberreibte Serrn unb
frau ROtb Elm iilbernes TafeIseus unb
Slumen, unb bic oftipen Gurnsr unb
3ablreiae Sreunbe cine Ansabl iebr bib.
l4sr uno tpertbpoaer 8ei9enfe.
= Im Sonntas Morsen 1br itarb
in ibrer gSobnuns on Noro Rebseea
4penue Srau Dorotbea Seibner i'm alter
BON 60 Sabren unb 8 1asen. Sic bin.
terlabt nebf osm 8attsn bier ertpa9iene
8lnoer, tpopon orei perbeiratbst iinb.
Die 8erftorbene iparb am IL. DIT. 1882
in Stablbers. 8beinbupern, ssborsn,
tam i'm Dfai 1856 mad 9lmerifa unb
perbeiratbete iid am IL. slpriI 1858 NIT
@eorss SeiBnsr, ibrem iie iibsrlsbsnben
@atten. Die 8esrbisuns fanb an
Dienitas bon Der @beitnutitrabe beutiden
8rhe aus na6 bem @aibburnitrab
5riebbofe itatt unb es Ieiteten ben
Srauersottesoisnit bic paitorsn 8aps
uno 8emer.
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Oas altelte Spar'Snltitut i'm moro.
oftli6en 9enniplpanien.
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Q. 3. Briee. 8i3e 9rdi
8. 6. Q ddfer, Gaffirer.
U. 3. Blair affift. ganirer
&beo H. Straub, 8eIIer.
Direttoreu:
Sames Blair. 9. D. Briee,
SEQ. 8 Gatlin. 8rart M. Spencer
AB. Blair. Sames Nrtbalb.
B. .. Senneob. Sewitt 6. Blair.
Bm 8. &iefeI, Sas @. Satforo.
fsiibrt Elm a0semeines 8anfgeIddft.
Sieat Be6iel 3abIbar in 'r9snb einsm Sbelc
Der @elt aus.
8 Rrojent Sntersffsn auf Sspofitsn bssabIt
lin sunof@aft uirO esbetsn.
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