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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

rast,ington. Jan. 2g.-President
,,e,.siand today sent TO the senate
NJ nomination OF ]. Eugene Jarnin-
isv Of south Carolina to be consul OF
re re- United States at Ruatan. Hon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24
N htnn.lnrh Gnmnn.

Tyler Jan. 2a.--Yesterday II. II.
Rowland, president, announced thai
the Tyler Southwestern RAILROAD would
soon make itself standard guagt
instead Of IA narrow gauge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Fulshear. Tex. Jan. z2.-charles
Pratnr was shot by throo negroes
Negroes are in custody. II Prater diss
other sudden deaths may take place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24
coId Withdrnwn

New York. Jan. 2s,ZThe sum OF s sia
ooo 900 gold was Withdrawn from my
sub- treasury today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Perth, Scotland. Jan. 20 Fire this
mornln. damaged the municipal build
irg here to The sx,snt OF s9.ee9 pounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-24

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 23.--Howard
Jolly. the enioezzllnE ticket agent. was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
cour,ssyoyyR wAR1yo KIND TO VETERAN

Street Cleaning Commissioner "arn's seS'e'ua'
restored to duty William Leshe, io'ei"a" u VIC
-. .,r,h section the war veteran who was
go tor absence without leave on September IL and
y The Commissioner said in letter TO Leslie
Yesterday that he convicted OF the charge OF
benp absent five days in ALL but that on the trial 1t
became known that Leslie had an invalid wife who
needed all the support and care her husband couio
- 49, while IN the enjoyment of his full pay.
~ commissioners therefore. decided TO retain Les
lie and transfer him to another district
e,sn.e. has sent a letter TO Commissioner Waring
ssyins that he has found the East SIDE streets IN
Ia discs lining responsibility for contrary state
ments which a member Of the organization has been
NINE Care who was for some time Commissioner
Warnings secretary called on him Yesterday and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNCIL.
4 rRrENNrAL, GATHERING IN SYRACUSE NEXT
WEEK

Z WEEK
Syracuse ~ Y~Oct (SpecaD.-The Nat'on",
Triennial Council OF the Congregational Churches "
the United States consisting OF about -FOUR huhu g.
delegates will begin its sessions In TINS GU! o
October and will remain in session hve days Ai'.
the Council Is organized the retiring modera'o'' ,'
Rev Dr. A. H. Quint, Of Boston VIII denver an az
dress In the afternoon various committees VIII 'e
port and the Rev. DIR. James Brand Will READ pae'
on "Doctr;nal Preaching" In the evening 'he NV
DR. GunsauIus of Chicago. will preach seriioi
On the afternoon of the 10th the best methooS VI
city eyanrezation will be discussed by the fseV III
William HAYES Ward OF The independent anu
other eminent clergymen. In the evening" well
known clerCymen will speak on the topic iwo
Hundred and Seventy-lve Years from fl!hou'"
Rock" Friday will be missionary day. with reports
from the various home and foreign missionary 80
cetes of the denomination Saturday VIII be lareei!
given I'D to pleasant social affairs arranged LOT .e
delegates on Sunday many Of the visitors incuoins
ID. /. Moody will preach in city churches Some Oh
the best known Congregational clergy men ana lay
men have been chosen delegates to the Couhcl,
The Council Of 1892 which met in Minneapolis re-
affirmed the decision OF the previous Councli ue-
ciaring that there should be no color line In me
e,aI federation of all Christian denominations ~ Is
not now expected that any burning pu'''o w"
come up in the present council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

nve,.tory BRICK nat by Blake & Nally. Of NO 5000
m West
ss,h-s s. iii II " Of Amssrdam-ave' for lou, 1ooot
brick fat, by - zane psmiit.sv. wake
neld, Tor a twos,ory frame dwelling P Py nary 2H
ri, =. 80 NJ q 30 II Of Juliana-st, FOR a two
story frame dwelling by Mrs l. Monat Oh Gun ca
o. o. md White Plains Road. Wakefield
West End-ave and 9st-s corner io' -,
seven-sors brick nat by Frederick Haas o.. io5oc
M 3O7 3sth- 81. =. ;.
west End-ave and 72d;s,, corner. Tor sa so
Aidrch Of No Io7 East 3tth.st ;nao.,che,,cr
in.n' ,wo-story frame dwelling by Albert n
Finninzcr q No io;i , HAL F,see GnIonpor0
H'n-s" ~ story and attic frame dwelling DS n
Hanna NJ Hurbert. OF No l5s East lz''hs'''''
Alterations: ,or he rohn Shady
, Gye-siorv brick store and dwelling WV
,st.ave No 4s7 by Leon Sobel to a iour-S"'' o.
brick store and storage f huuse z pomroy to
4'n-so 100, $40 and batement brick dwelling o."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
Real GstaIe.
The LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York

OdPitdi ~ ~
plus an. l,
1895. S1,616,655.9 SO
Cvou;ucs and insures titles to
real estate, the assured seIec''"s
his own counsel, if he desires.
Defends at it's own expense any
suit brought against title guar
paws any claim established
against the property not exceeding
tie amount of it's policy, ana, Ill
addition. all costs Of litigation.
Comncls an Directing purchaser
IN comnIcte his contract to BUY;
or. If defeated in the attempt 10
do so. either pays the damages O'
takes the property OIL lts poilcy-
holders hands.
DIRECTORS
EDWIN W. COGGESHAl.L
WILLIAM ALLEN RULER
WILLIAM p. DIXON,
John DUER.
HENRY F. ROWLAND.
+ FREDERIC KERNOCHAN,
JOHN T. LOCKMAN.
J. LAWRENCE MARCELLuS'
DAVID B. OGDEN,
CHARLES f. STRONG,
HERBERT b. TURNER,
JAMES NJ. VARNUM,
JOHN WEBER.
EDWIN w. COGGESHAI.L
President and General Manager
CHARLES z. STRONG Vice-President
DAVID b. OGDEN. ID vice-Presdent.
WILLIAM 2. DIXON. Secretary
JOHN DUER. Treasurer
A. OFFICES: Nos 81 and 30 Liberty ST. and 44'a
and i6 Maiden Lane. New-lork
BRANCH OFFICES NETWORK:
\ = Cor l25th St. and Lexington Ave
255 Columbus Ave
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
lGi and 1853 Montague ST.
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6otels.
BWG X N G NJ M H0 I 81

FIFTH AVENUE AND 10Th STREET. n Y.
n, the European plan exclusively Located ir the mos'
rsocratic and fashionable part Of the city; convenient
"a the shopping and amusement districts All mooe'n
improvements including new sanitary PLUMBING ana e-.
,-,c lights ARRANGEMENTS for the season for tmiy
.,,.. ran now be made reasonable prices CUISINE
and restaurant service OF superior excellence
CHARLES L. wETHERBEE. Proprietor.
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Gthoo, Aacnfles.

A uEHICiT AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tniors; Governesse'
a. +, colleges schools and Families. Apply To
Mrs. ". J YOUNG FULTON 23 Union Square
yNISK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston
4 1hcar, Los Angeles &c. ". T. Cracker. w. y k"rr
y Y IIuy.sa0n & W O. Pratt " y Managers 10 3thaVe.
,,,pf,N coypIrR.,'s Teachers Agency supplies pro-
III feseors tutors governesscs etc. IN all de
schools carefully recommended. 80 1th-aVe cor 2pths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
Citp 11ropertp for Sale

- r.SI-sr,AI CHANCE: 2O-ft. four-stOry dwelling
A ,,ii and tastefuy furnished Is offered bargain;
- s49 800: situated Manhattan Square. The
I,N ANDERSON Co. - East i2f-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

A pyERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION, t NE.
tHlvE Ed At rmE rfrowN orFIcE No Ia, b sfaR.
WAY 81 door north II Thirty first St and Arr,,sh
TisrwE\Ts at the following branch orces sot hs',s
ave- 8 e corner Twenty third-st lo2 s h,h" 10
Fourth ave, cor Fourteenth-s'. tsc Ihu1 AZ resr
Thrdye cor Forty seventh-st oad Ihiri ~, nA e.
Sxty nrst.st Tos Firsave.; 100 West Forty Isl
10 Columbus. ave 81 Avenue A. l32S Ihirnsa'Ni ave-:
West Forty second i5io second-a,e oot hnndrvd
1 aaS Third ave-. 2OSi mirdaye.. between ohehs'
and.twelfth and one hundred and. thirteenth STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
1rarhrrs.


A EVERETT STONE Nale). 50i Fifth Aye.-Tuoring
"A. and rr!vate preparation for college Recolnnende!
by R-v. Dr. a conscientious and competent
oducao-."
A TUTOR with many years experience In preparing
~ students for college wishes for pupils In Mathematics
science English .tc highest references Apply 10 i. d.
RICHARDS 49, West l|th-st
4 experienced tutor graduate Of Yale wishes private
"A pupils fitting for college or business highest REFER
euces. Address YALE. BOX :. Tribune once.
nR. JAMES FIELD sPALDING. teacher Of many
- years successful experience AMI with highest refer
enCes. desires engaFccnt in classical work IN prepare
school or would receive private pupils ~ w Md-s
NR ". G.. NOVEL;.
- PRIVATE TUTOR.
III EAST S2D-ST
T ANfIs IITTAfAN Master - Dancing. viii teach
suburban class college or institute within radius OF nfy
niles afternoon evening. highest references Address
care q EMERSON PIANO CO.. 02 Flfth-aye.. y. Y
II KINDERGARTEN OR URINARY TEACHER in city
IN school. with music; German preferred, Address
A. T.. 100 West 42d-st.
DRIvATE TUITION or EOYs the family Of
i perenced teacher Send for circular to the Rev.
J. II. CONVERSE. NJ, wilson. near Baltimore. Md
NOUSG LADY TEACHER for physical culture: must be
l pleasing: perhaps able 90 teach elocution also Ad
dress with full particulars. SCHOOL AGENCY, 800
Columbus-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
water-st. No 90: CecIle swariz to Jenescener 8,
VI II huicroft ;,hr,:on
sl Keh Dt to sna5 W GSneT Fio. to 5000
AT Thnresa a. wo 81 - ohn M oi 1925
Avenue e. no is; Fanny scilcsnscf to Joseph % zoo
iiH,st n s. ies II e Of. Avenue {, 2,xoo.s:
s4ae%. *" - ~ Iss%%Isn Joseph l.
Esther wilmer Aaoit Prime '::..s..:
Irving Place (we:'nlnsicr iiote6; James
MsaSe and 100 "e OF f IhaSe Samuel
Fouls and VIE to sigmand Goldberg; 3d.;
' Mitchell to TSqnns "a; .%;s, iya @ 10000
Gthst E. ia M If s sd al to 5aes M MaaGs
naser and Mary f baxter to Frank Sicily" 1850
Robinson CHI and wife to Rose calme $4,000
Ieynan Gershel and wife to samsoIs F RI l:,,.
irregular: Frank l. Smith and Wife to Sarah
Vest ,S"f End'ave s. ioos s2d-s 2s5xloC3x
2sloo william tam sFaE Tsrs and John weeker
Endays 1fssseefo toni Of an 9ia ans
and and wife to Frcdericl, Haas.
ith-aye n e corner Of e2d-st 75cxioo Henry 60
,7 rpna' 10 s. so5 It Of i-avc 25xo22 Rosa
Herzog to Laemmlein and Joseph l. bu'ien-
st %lSSs5 30 Ias Abraham Bel and wife
ea .s ~ - oS # Of 2d-avc 25xioos John Nc
4ath'si s .. i2o It W OF 5thaye. 2lGsoo Thomas
Rigney To Jennette r Howell ..:.......:...... .
-"' frank T. helm and Esteie Ba%beTseT
ai. s'@ same property Ycriha Rosenbaum and
2i it'1.' same property: Martin Fcchhemer and
another executors Of Bessie Frankenheimer to .o,o
othea Levy t. william Herzog .............. 1900
Ie~rT TO Nathan Stmme .,.........'........ 1900
of have nNxi
John u Helms and wife to Anna Moldenke ct al 10000
lc,i f% oi 1T It " Of Le1nsiSn,ave. iSx5ol
Mary } Delany to Amelia Davis ...............
Iaay 25li & Of o 80 s g. Tsy2 %s,,l
% Joseph Hyams and Jacob Smalls .:.;.;; 10
Mutual LIE Insurance co Of NcV-loE to Hsniy
i4sth.st. 8. 1913 It OF Amscrdamavc i7x
@ii Max Marx to David Lcvi..."............ 10 30
Jmds;n : TODD to Marie Gongernnnn ..''., $1,000
AW oo WIam stu t Dss fesre S to Romeo
A%s5srdani;ayc. v 8 # q i3ai;s,: :'iioo.
le yam yS c an" 81 yf sy BOOT s1 900"
so Nnn Roach to Joseg =, rD FDsa esxoo 5000
Sarah Kelly, execurix Catharne Jordan. to 900
sd@ @sf pro q i, afa the church Of 1000
Mcro susps' cor I5is;-s 2osli4G william
pI ERR to a Ann'G fr' 100 # Of l,etsi 25xi25
Lizzie Iavenson George Bremen.
I33I-at No 993 East: Charles Hohl to Charles IN
Bahratea'S i% ~ 20 Oh rIrens MshIer 1900
Crniorn-ave s. 12i II n Of Lebanon-st -1x
100 Mercantile COOPERATIVE Bank 20 Elise leIo o,a
Same property Elise Ieib TO j Auguste toder; f-''
Wayerev Place. g :. ~ II from lot III; map ol
Falrmount :OSlOO: Henry Schu.er ana wire 10
L. tailhn
Croona-ave " $. 81 u Of Lebanon 81 ZoNlo1;
John Bauvet and wife to william r.
BROKER and another. - ; Jiajght estate:
| lanes Weltor and wife to Herman hih|e anu 900
i thor
| Lot l3i map ~ Washngonyille. ooN" pa'lu 600
| Williams. referee. to Charles BrocNnlah''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
@xeurslons.

GRAND AUTUMNAL EXCURSIONS
To WEST POINT, NEWBtRGH. ana fo'"
~ kEEPSiE. ,.,r,, .
By Day Line steamers 'ALbANln or Nk 49, I'm"
M M t;csbrosses St y Y. $40 A. M W 22d St, A. !"
Returning due I'D ~. $50 l.. NJ ,.,,,,ex
The most delightful time Of year 20 enjoy the oe's'
OF the Hudson. ... p..,.,rs,t ou,n ~
day Last trip from New-NorN Oct H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
60 Get for Business purposes.

At LOWER Rents BUILDINGS. STORES LOFTS
a - oaIces To lc, Chambers. Spruce Beeknan
H.t, anu rohn Maiden lane Dey. Barclay PARK place.
ioart row Nassau william Gold, Gin Pearl, Water and
many other streets. rutland WITHIN Beck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Tire following plans Tor buildings and alterations
were filed with the Building Department;
New buildings:
ssth-st s. 100 II W Of Amsterdam ave. FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES
Only one sac was made yesterday at the Broad
way real estate salesroom
smyth & Ryan sold under foreclosure procee,-
ings the pot on the north side OF East One,nunnren
and -elghteenth-st ninety FEET vest Oh faih-"'e''
5Ox1C0 10 to g. Carvlndto for sl2Doo ,,,
VI. x L. Hess have sold for samuel ana , ii,oI
building i0x75 feet. for about $l6VW me seAei'
bought the property in 1893 for about NS,,ool ,a -
Mrs Rebecca Mayer and Others nave 500 ~
Joseph j. Schreener and George Fennell builders;
the plot S6xlOol feet. at the northwest corner M
One-hundred md eigh th-st. and Mad!son-aVe III
$4,000 II is said that several fve-story hatnouses
Will he erected on this pot. . ,,t
William Il. Jones IL son have SOFA LOT va oe 90
Louisa Graft to John l.. Hamilton Nos. SoS ana oou
West Twenty-sxth-st. hve-st0ry front ana zoe o
Frederick Zittei has sold for the Whteneau
estate No. l22 East Seventieth-st, tnree-s'ory
dwelling. 20xJ0xlOo to Mr.. Culgin. -,
rockingham q Timpson have sold for MIS- Jonn
T. Parish No 10 Park-ave, four-story hgh s,oor
brownstone house and lot, Y6x65XSl TO Dr. Joh
G. Barron for 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


A,o,le r,iphalet Mott and wife to Albert sym
insion. uasec 'G'hst . II e Of . .'', $4,000
s, G@'9 S same S,T corner and Irving 900
sI aa'G TO- .s yG@r Xo q irving Place 2oOoo
same To liz metropolitan Life -Ins8fanqg., ON on
pany. 10 ii3 to 10 East ana W 90 w. $4,000
Ablowich Julius and VIC To- S'',", Year . 300
Avery Thomas g and VIE to JOIN >F{ II u" Of
trustees. conrtland'a'e' ii'' !" !" COCO
ri. h, Siory 'f''f TO + Middiebook brook o
ave. 80 q li5th-st years mo nor Insrance
Company Of New-yo,. i2iths' 22'e IT Of 900
sidney ana wife to Guarantee and 90 600
Trust Company, No ~ Watersl yTaT c.r iV0o
ana ano,her trustees corner o.''.,e 1000
;ai inrs oscar to the institution the say ,oooo
Ing Of Merchants Clerks 80 e2 adayc w ySaTs 1000
'ilan Jad'S Il 10 man ~ Fairmount years. 1850
culmcl Rote. to Robinson GIN. 9ith-s' i'' ,.oo
caus. Emile to Bernard Wcbci 10th ooo
, IT. 81 Il R6se 81 to 'i ,dSHson G e4th-st AZ
Of coqmOqs +, nc German yeaG Saving. Bank
city Of New-York. 5d-ave - IT Of 10th % oo
Er s1 G Herman al Bernard MeI1Esr 20,
rir Sisps' John H. and Vic to Clara Berg ,ooo
ri iMn Thon Mao TO to Mary Mitchell aist-s
Is" IT gr 1cT FANNY F and another to Robert
j. Winthrop. ct al. executors Sd-aye. 400 1850
Colder be INA Go and g. James st. years. 10000
23dst 100 II Of Ithays yesTs -: 10000
'G Insyrancr Company. i26thst 80 It OF
"9utei I'm ,i;;'rdonave ! year: ............ 10000
Iierter MARIA ana an :, M 81 l3Si"st 10000
iierzoS isi' 20 s,Sr,IE"t instaIments..... 5000
efe Herman a aRs " ama I! hans $4,000
Hams oseh a1d 4 n Of to io M,e and "he
Jd nrei'e'1 Joseph H. ana another William F
Lawrence and another. II l"th-s'' 10 IT OF ,.o
- .. ufrkh..ck ynv.stmeut Savings and
Loan Company Of Ams Rosa ,lmoD,s $500
Leiih John H. ct al to Jane l. satteree and an
other 'Sc,n "ooo J.. ..."'.... $500
same to In@s rcri nasiey yars .''' 1880
McI,tide Lucy 30, r. 10 81 li I7 st $500
Nav Avenue D. so2 It Of 5tist years 5000
Of the CITY Of New-York. 5lsst. 100 # OF ,oo
N ti,uEr, william H. to the radeJ curer GO
Gimted, n ii2th-st. 24i IT Of 5th-ave i ,oo
os sr Joseph =. Ann noaeh. ie@ds' zoo
Pier Iaco9 ana i %s # Of Senal,s years $3.50
hI r Ivy -, a 7n r. ~ 18TH ? years".. 5000
Rechniizet; .'"'nentn'' To '"''' "''"''' ~. ~ 300
sch i Romeo Ii. to " : Roosevelt guardian. ooooo
Fo s Rn%c 4 "nH P"s"S of r irss
the Murray I'm Bank cor %en, AM 1000
same 10 John + scannen. corner Amsterdam oo,o
SAM 4hi % s "a ~ ltistlsi demand '.'.. 5000
'u Ins :; ~ Io6-aye wears '.. 5000
schno.ring John ara wife 10 Bank Tor Savings.
! oiS. years ..''......... 100 900
'a al,hst wear % ..."......... 5000
West End ave- and va st. instaments ...... 1000
Schumacher Margaret \. To j Hewitt and an
n = Of S,th-si 3 ................. 1900
q, s25 r. Of 7thav@' 1000
Warlng Thomas T.. citizens Savings Bank,
no ages Observation-Disclosures. 1900
xages demand .................. 10000
Wallace Robert j. and wife William Ahlborn.
corner Morris-ayc and lG2d-st. yrars..... 5000
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans Tor buildings and alterations
were filed with the Building Department;
New buildings:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-13
Sie RebuIutipn auf Guba.

Sapanna, II. OtarS. .-@iue 9lb>
OrOnuug aus WtanSunilO fam eeite:n
glbeuO bier oil nm Dem 9sneralz@ apitGn
ib!e 0lenlte unS bic Diem te osrer, Die
ile pert.eten, nn;ubtetcu. Die 9eputaz
tton beltsbt aus Sebaitieu @Oruas,
Gbunr0o @amons, SaIoomir 9lngel,
8lIlariGIa 9iicarOO, 81. @sipebes, llnz
tOnio Sillo, Suan s. Namlrs5, @ouz
aroo Golaa, Carlos Galtia5 uno Sole
anbaIOnsO 9fiucro. Die feds lebtgez
naHnten waren htrpOrra9enoe Subrer
Der lesten 3epolatiOn, proteltiren aber
jest sesen lr9enO welAe, Der >9fsgierung
felnbliae Sswesung, unO iinS Q1inens,
Sic Re9Ierun9 IN Der llnterOriifun9 Der
Neuolte gu unterltiibeu. Die @onIeren3
nit benz @entraI=Gapitan Oauerte bis
1 ubr beute 6riib, jerO3 lit Oa8 6eIul>
tat oerlelbsn ntbt betaunt.
9apunua, II. NGr3.-0ie HebeIz
len 3u 8aire uerlOren bel benz lceten
@)eIedt du Sos 9sesrOs mebrere Der
Sbti9en unO etne 9rOBe 9Injabl marb
pernuuOet. Inter oen @eiaQeuen be-
fanOsn ii9 elm OiGiOr unO Orei 2ieute=
uant8.
Der OlnjOr bon Man3aniIo meIbct
bem @)eueralz@OuUerneur, GaB AM 9.
Wtdr5 Die Sniur9entcnIabrer @lta5un
SamGDO, SaliiartO Gamirc5 unO Oa;
main @abullsrO. lih ben SebOroen ergez
ben unO ben 3rcueiO 9slsiltet Datteu.
glQe Scrtate, wel9: einluuIen, lahcn
oarauf idIleBen, OaB oie llnSufrieoenz
belt inter Den Sulnr9entcn INNER ;u>
nlmmt.
AuS Sot9uiu pirO 9emclSct, baB bic
&sbclleniabrsr SarOna, Suter unb
SObn, lid erscoen bubeH. Die Ste9iez
rnn96truppen eri9cHen geitsrn einen
gu Oer OtatepaS>SanOe SsbOrisen Sanz
bitten unO erb,uteten bier BierOe.
21aibingtOu, .. g., II. Otdrs.
Der ipanii6e 9eian6te SenOr Otuz
ruaDa bat in BEN lebIen Sageu me3rtre
0robbrlefe pon 6abritanten pOn Grploz
liOu8itoHen aus peridle6enen Staoten
Der Union erbalten. in pcl9en ibn1 Die
.Dtittbciluns senaht iuirO, oaB nan Die
GrplOiOn8tufie cen 9cbelIen 5ul9lden
peroe, faI6 bic ipauiids 0te9ieruns Oics
iclbe ntht anfauic. Die 8rieie itno
notirlih in BEN BapierfOrb 9ewunoert.
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Iemz zMnrfrr Wafridltr1t.

New g Ort, IL. 0tar3. = Glaz
renee Otc&im, Elm bctunntcr SOrienz
Matlsr unO Spstulant, bat ieine .3abs
lunscn eiugeitelt. Sine SpstulatiOn
in 9lttien Os5 3nfersGrHit8 bate ieiue
Gui9en seteert.
-6eute Abtnb ianO I'M ySerfeIcpz
2Dceum" gu @unlt.u OeS noamptOn9tOrz
mai & agricultural Jnltttutes BON
Sirsinicn" cine 6eltIldtett ltatt, an Der
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