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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19

Special tickets for sale on Saturday. July
10th instant. at Wash B. Williams store
9TH and ID streets northwest, on the steam
er Arrowsmith. stopping at Piney Point
Hotel Fare for the round trip. including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19

Every pound of KEANES HOME
DRESSED MEAT is full Of the most nutri-
tious and Strengthening qualities. Always
fresh and tender. Stalls 1851 Cent. Mkt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19

DON'T MISS GETTING ONE OF THOSE
beautiful Hand-Painted Japanese Folding
Fans, and g Special Present, given away
this week only with one pound of Thea
Nectar Tea at 60c., or one pound Baking
Powder at 45c, or one pound Pure Ground
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO..
Main store, 501-5G3 It'll st. NV, cor. E st. ;
branches. 1920 14th st. NV; 3104 NJ St,
Georgetown: S15 H st. ne, and all princ!-
pal markets. N. H. BOWMAN, Manager
for d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19
Personally Conducted Tours to Wat
Lins and Niagara Falls

kfns and Niagara Falls
The Pennsylvania railroad will operate
personally conducted tour to Watkins Glen
and Niagara Falls Thursday. July %. Rate,
slo. tickets soou ZOE zen aays, Allowing
ter in eitter direction, and at Buffalo re-
turning. Special train, composed of stand
ard day oaches and parlcr cars, to leave
Washington at 700 am. Later tours Au-
gust and %. September and October 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19
EXCURSIONS &c.
Spend Sunday
ON the Water

- down tie picturesque Potomac-where
. cool breezes always blow and salty air
. makes keen the appetite-down to FORT
. REsS MONROE and NORFOLK by day
. light.
The new steamer, NEWPORT NEWS"
. leaves her wharf ut am-vhIcb gives
- passengers the entire day on the water,
. amidst charming scenery and the grand
. Old historic places of Maryland and Virginia
. passing Mount Vernon, Wakefield, the
- birthplace of Washingttn-down into the
- Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic, to Old
. Point Comfort and Fortress Mcnroe-giving
. excursionists two hours at the fort, re-
. freshins nights sleep and home again
. Monday morning at o'clook-truly an
. ENJOYABLE trim,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19

Hotel Johnson Cafes.
Don't forget, all the Marine Products and
Choice Fruits. Midday lunch a la carte
and table de hote dinners. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19
R1.2O To Baltimore and Return $1.2O
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

On account Of Baptist Young Peoples
Union meeting the Pennsylvania railroad
will sell round-trip tickets to Baltimore
until the 21st instant, inclusive, good to
return until August 5, at S1.2O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-19
The Hudson Famfly.

The Hudson family, consisting of Prof
Hudson AMI his two daughters, are at the
Central Union Mission for a few days.
Prof. Hudson is song writer and singer
of worldwide reputation. and with his two
daughters makes harmony living thing.
He is also an earnest and effective evangel-
ist. Last evening large company gather
ed at the main hall, GO Louisiana avenue,
to hear the gospel in song, and were COM
pletely charmed by the trio of vocalists.
Steamer Manchester, to Marshall Hall and
Indian Head, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings at $50 pm.
$l2O to Baltimore and return today via
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
The dalieha Badly EaY grday gaormimg September FL 1885

did not want to go to the joints and get
beer for fear they would have to be
witnesses against the joinists.
1t will probably be a consolation to
Mr.. iLeurance and his crowd to know
that he drove beer from an open saloon
into Days kitchen and that little Della
alexander could go there on a Sunday
evening and get drunk.
This is the second time that this thing
has happened in the last two weeks.
And there is probably not 4 business
man in this city who does not konw
that there was not place where liquor
was sold under the administration of
the old board Of police commissioners
that was uncermoniously fired by Gov
ernor Morrill, at the request of the law
and order league, where a 15-year-old
girl cold go and get drunk.
Crankism seems to have dethroned
reason and common sense in the govern
ment of Wichita and while that rule
lasts the people will have to put up with
such outrages as this unless they con-
clude to follow the intimat ton of As
sistant Attorney General Campbell and
protect their little girls with a shot
Qup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

Wichita. Kan. Sept 20. 1896.
We have today made careful test IL
gasolines and ind the National OIL
company's White Rose brand TO stand
% gravity. Also made test by burn
ing some IN y saucer and after tbs
contents were consumed left saucer
white. clean and free of sediment. en-
tablishing the fact that this is as pure
a grade Of stove gasoline az IL upon
the market, and We cbserfuily recon-
mend this brand 70 all consumeTs os
gasoline
STEEL BROS
T. u. ROwLEE HARDWARE CO.
BISSASTZ * MATTHEW'S,
WICHITA HARDWARE CO
KETCHCI & kETCHUN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
Bugs RY TIE GALLON.
Wonderful Shower OF Vernin that Looked
Like a Plague.

The electric light men were busy yes
terday in work that was OF peculiar
nature-emptying bugs from the cleo
trio light lamps.
1t is estimated that 1872 gallons of the
vermin were dumped on the street dead
as the traditional door nail
These were the same bugs that struck
the city so suddenly night before last
and which came near running away
with the Eagle office, the hotels and
every place that was open, where cleo
trio lights burned.
The postoffice suffered also and every
mail sack closed there carried a gallon
or two OF bugs TO all points of the Unit
ed States.
Many merchants received spotted
letters and didn't know what caused
it. II was the stamp clerk. but he
could not help it. He had to stamp
the letters with his great big heavy
stamp and as he did not have time TO
drive the flies and bugs off letter he
simply hammered away TO the great
bodily injury of several very gay bugs.
For a time all the lights in the post
office wer extinguished and as the bugs
didn't like the dark they left but after
the lights were turned on they came
around again.
Night Clerk Rea of the Carey hotel
was writing a letter when the bugs
came there but he soon grasped the
situation and put out all the lights. y
porter who was asleep in a chair under
the electric light in front OF the build
ing came in for his share OF the bugs
and they had him nearly ate up before
ne was awakened. He was the worst
scared man in the town when ne found
himself covered with bugs and the first
thing he thought OF was that it was
a plague sent to punish the prohibition
lists. The hot tomala man suffered also
He, too. went 10 sleep under an cleo
trio light and when ne woke up he
found his entire stock in trade in po-
session of the bugs.
The larger bugs were great big black
ones about the size Of small mice. They
had thick hard shells aud struck the
ground like heavy hail stones. They
Were canibal bugs: for the moment they
struck the ground they began 10 eat
each other ike bull dogs old timers
who were up and around AZ the time
Of their arrival say that il was the most
remarkable shower OF bugs thsy ever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

The state fair boom still continues
and il seems that the whole world will
be here They are coming from Okla
homa and Missouri and from all parts
of Kansas. Hundreds of letters are
coming N on every mail making in
quiries as 20 space or rates for privi-
leges and that is always a good sign
of what a fair will be. The old timers
who follow fairs are not going 10 make
rush for place that they can't make
money in. These people know from
what they hear every day that the
Wichita fair is going 10 be a big thing
and they propose TO be in it.
Everything viii De great features Of
the fair but the greater will be the
races. There is no question but what
the races will be flrst-ciass. They can't
be otherwise from the number of horses
that will be here-as fine field Of fast
animals that ever stood on the soil Of
Kansas.
The programs show judgment in the
arrangement of the races. PAGES and
trots. of course, predominant. but there
viii be some fine running races also.
In fact there will be half dozen run
ming races that are bound TO elicit en-
thusiasm.
The railroad rates are very satisfac-
tory and the railway companies have
promised an accommodating policy
with reference to the running of trains
The street car company. in anticipa-
ton OF a big crowd. are making elab-
crate arrangements TO accommodate
the people. Car builders are at work
putting every car on the system in re-
pair for next week and forty or fifty
men are az work repairing the South
Main street track and putting in extra
switches for the company proposes TO
run double more cars than they ever
did before.
Another lot of men are working on
the grounds cutting down the weeds
and grass. repairing the fences and put
ting up extra stalls for cattle, horses.
swine and sheep.
Another feature of the fair that will
excel all previous efforts is the poultry
show. The Poultry association of the
state Will hold their annual meeting
here during the fair and will bring
birds that will be worth seeing.
In word it is proposed to make the
fair one grand reunion Of the people of
kansas-especially southern Kansas
and TO give them an entertainment
worth seeing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. S. Williams of Medford is in the city
on business.
J. W. Hamilton was up from Nash
willie yesterday.
r. Baxendale of Burton was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Ethel Jones of. Perry, o. T., is
visiting friends in the city.
Colonel Hallowell will leave for Ar
kansas again in a few days.
II. p. Mallory of Sharon. Barber
county, is in the city consulting physi-
clans.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
EVERYBODY is BUSY
NEARLY ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
OPENING STATE FAIR READY.

Street Car Company Putting In Extra
ting All Their Cars Ready In Anticipa-
ton Of m Immense Crowd-They Win
he Prepared to Handle Fifty Thousand
People During the Week-PrivileEes
Selling Like Hot Cakes-More Stalls BE.
Ing Built for Cattle and Horse show.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
READ THE
HARDWARE MERCHANTS CORRECTED NOTICE
TO CONSUMERS OF GASOLINE.
Wichita. Kan

Wichita. Kan, Sept. 25th. 1885.
on August 18th, 1925 the representa-
tive OF the Standard Oil company call
ed upon US with statement setting
forth that there was being placed On
the market in this city and vicinity an
inferior grade OF gasoline By some OF
the oil companies. Taking IL for gram
ted that the statement was correct,
and to the interest OF all concerned. we
signed same, but after a more thorough
investigation We find we were misied.
and have. therefore, today made test
of National OIL company's White Rose
Gasoline and find that IL stands 7G
gravity. Standard Oil companys
Crown Gasoline 50 gravity. Burned
each separately in a saucer with sat
isfactory results. and now Withdraw
our former statement without preJu-
dice 10 either company.
BISSANTZ & MATTHEW'S.
WICHITA HARDWARE Gu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
DIR. L. c. FLOWER
OF BOSTON. MASS.
Or. r. c. Flower TO Visit Wichita.

The patients % Dr.. r c Flower VIII
be glzd 20 know that re has arranged
4 professional visit % Wichita, Kan.
and VILE be az the Carey hotel Saturday
Sept. -.
There : no physician in The United
states better known that DR.. r c.
Flower. His cures are 50 numerous
and often OF such miraculous nature.
that many writers have claimed that
many % his cures were miracles
Dr. Flowers ability 20 tell a patient
his disease without asking 4 question.
Is as well established as that DR.. Fox-
is as well established IS that DR.. Flow
er lives.
This western visit OF the doctor viii
afford al excellent opportunity - many
10 consult this eminent specialist close
10 their homes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

John T. Pettijohn Of Freeport, Harper
county. Uas among the visitors in the
city yesterday and was surprised to see
business as Sooi as X Is al of which he
attributed 10 tie wonderful vitality OF
wichita He has been 4 life long Re
publican. but he thinks some Of the fell
lows now in office need 10 be turned
down in the interest Of the party. and Of
the state. he THINKS the Eagle voices
the sentiment Of Harper county as well
as Sedgwick county in the affairs OF the
present and that everybody down there
are with Wichita in its resistance OF the
attack made upon it from the state
capitol.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
COMING LOCAL. EVENTS

Regular convocstioR Of Wichita chap
ter No. IS. this evening: work in the
NJ. NJ degree; a full attendance desired.
BY order Thomas II. Fitch. Nj T. +. z.
The Ladies Aid society Of ti,s Central
Christian church viii meet this after
noon at the church al O'Clock; a full
attendance IS desired
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27

If we had a cold wave on tap the market would be
cornered But it wouldn't be half good for YOU
if gave the chilly bits away to do what we really
have done-brought the merchandise of the whole
world to your DOORS sorted selected suited to your
needs and with prices whitfield lower than they were
got before. And are getting ready for fall
business. Yesterday offered extra quality Glass
Crash at the surprisingly low price of 2Ac yard quick
naming today, same price, will govern
That is followed up with another today-an I'M
precedented Linen offerings dozen 42x2ainch Ger
man Huck Towel, fringed fancy bordered and extra
heavy. regular 25cent article and offered at only
10 cents each There are other winsome bargains in
our complete Linen stock-Table Linens, Napkins to
match. and all newest things
Raw silk still higher So are the woven silks
Your fortune is to find merchant whose was fore
thoughtful enough to gather stock when prices were
low and who is liberal enough to let you have the goods
without extra profit. Nothing like the silk selling we
have been doing here. We're ready with newer goods
for greater results today. Look at south window
Our assortment of handkerchiefs is ready today
grandly ready-mOre styles, more beauty, moro real
values than graced counters before They are
for YOU Come and see how we'll we have pleased.
Now for Rug-The prices are even more surpris-
ngy small than on the Carpets that have been making
such sensation in trading circles Choice rugs rich
Rugs beautiful Rugs worthy place in any house. and
for the least money equal goods marked for
&Tah&Uer1dQnao1,D
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
sahi.ff..

SaefetfG
Gmtt 9bt:te. RubfOlssr Don 9eHro girOtb. 22 GrbsE
ptte gOIsaa, usOtDstsg. 2169 ar4sr &ps. yGds p. Str.
2. 9it, Neotbcfer, 2727 State Sr, Gfe %. Str.
10. @erfmeiiter. @pOtbster, 3459 State Str. Gds S5
5. Gorbrii6. QpOtbetsr, 81. unu munoes Str.
Wen6el y 9OrsIe0. 25O5 arder ape.. Gds 9, ooltso
gbert's Char maep, Sd. State nnO 9ort Str.
@. s.. Gii6er, beutibt Npotbete, MabaI6 Nns. un6
/. Str, SeIepbon South 247.
81. 9. @raun, 800 @sntipOrt6 gbe.. Sd. 81. Str.
g. 6. Srs4sler, apot9sfsS, 2Gl4 @OttaOs @r9ns 4Os.
@altteO Str, Gn9leipoOO. Selepbon sic WentpOrt5.
6. BON 9ernaau, IpOtbster, AZ &c. StG, 0de SanOoer.
Robert 5; &slteri"G, QsOtSstF. 26Ol &. aultsO Str,
9; @, @iff0rO, apotbsfsr. 81. Str. unb mi6iuan gDs.
%, @Ommee, 1896 9. State Str.
% 81. @geert, Mpotbefer, 5305 5affeS, Ede So. Str.
Souls SNngt, Npptbsttr, 500 aiblanS abe,
&ps o9soglss g9armaes' SOhS n%btenNOrt. msr., sO4s
Surl Tinningsr, lta9foGo. BON s. @iemOtO. 2254 @suts
esr%ann edmis.s upotb.'sr, A66 @sntportt WDs..
9. 6. mu.9lmsnu. r. G 80. etrObs uus Bin.
cernts &benue.
meffeite
s. e@rOSers Neutf9et apOtDeter, 4S5 unS 467 gail.
tpaufee Qtps., Gde Chicago Npe.
s. s. 0i4tenberser & 60. ssl unb s93 WttGpapfes
Mbe., @dt OibifOn Str.
9e5ossT'a r g. SDi Sii a Ssof asra" 42a rs SSea 10. Str.
Gmil SeJrsns. 800 8. aaIfeS Sir. Ode GanaIssrs
Geo. ). 'SSSibboa. sHOWsf.Gas wsGOtfou uuS osIHss
6frabt.
SEQ 0oroes, I89 Warnel Str.
Mp0sn SrOs., @potbettr, 1895 WttIpaufse &Se.
6. &. @isnsr, 1861 WiliDautee Mpe.
., Q, Eeloipsti. Gpetbefer, 700 Wilipautee @bs., G6s
@rnit @i.Oel, 5s %. @bieoQs USs., Cd. gautius Str.
GrsO. gertOs's GpOtRtte. 1853 %, Chicago abs.. ode
9toble Ctr.
Sr.b. 8. Ntertc, 5sl Deben qss.
RtinbarOt Spienbans. @potbster. 242 gS. NortS Qss.,
Ode @iblanO @bs.
6. o. SltnfuwfrOtm. @pOtbefer, eHbnsfs@ds gses
Sibiiipn Str. unb 0pBne Nbe.
Gilbert ~gtafaiqer. @pataeter, 296 Us. SibiFsn Gtr., GGe
oran 1p9 :. sspasr. apptbssfes, 1885 mtriosut.. Qs..
Grnet q. S6mit, @iasutt 8barmacp, l26-128 Drill.
isartfee aDe., Sd. 9inlis unb Oesplaines Str,
@i6. Meinune, s75 Milfpautte @b.. G6e Wiblonb9b..
&uOolsb StenSO6r, @SpOt6etsr. s4l @. 9iOifSu Str.
Gdc Maibtenop @be.
GotBau & Co.. Il. une Qaulina Str.
s. 3. G9in1st, @pOtbsfeE. 547 Blue SsIano @ps., ode
6. S, @oltrsborf, gaotbetcr, 900 90. 81. 6trase.
Rihare 6. Grsrtien. GpUtbeter, 1901 80. TtOrt6 NOs.,
Gfe Sberioon &be.
8eul s.. 9einsmann. AIS 8. SibiFOn Str.
eenrs 9sine. @potbsfer. 29O1 MentpOrtb &Se., G6e
20. Strabe.
4. q; GISrs$t, WpOtb.tr. 239 @ef SiOtHOn Str, ode
G. s S; etstnfraus. apOtbstsr. 26oO @anacs Ctr.
8, e@D0rs. NpOtbetsr. $50 aOrO @asRsrn gOe.. Ode
Yctomae Mee.
9Orttn Sinh. QpOtteftr, 1929 q. BeRen abs. :.
Britt Siortoft. @bOtbsfer. 5l2 30. 48. Gtrabe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19

Grbe beitbt, Der groBe Grant, Damn 1T
lett ldnger ais 3pei Sabren poQenbet. 9ie
Wdherz nnb elettrif6en Merfe ge6en ieBt
Der @oaenoung f6neG entgegen; iabrelang
bat fi4 Die 8iirgerfdaft, auf Mnittften
zines etn3tgen, ei%genfinnigen, berrf61i9=
ttgen, riidt9tSlpfen unb grauIamen Mqnz
mes uno 8eDobners Der Stabt unter groBen
8eloppfern in ben unteren unb 6D91ten Sc
rt9ten bes Staates in Sniunfttonstlagen
nit benz ~bIutfaugenben Monopol Der
WaherzGompqgnie berumgef9lagen. Gin
unb cine Babe Mi1ipn Opaars Bombs, Die
bas 9ammperf Bis iebt g~etotet bat, miifIen
bon ben 8iirgern ~Der5inft tperbett, p6ne ir=
9eno pel@en Nllber, unb nun, Da mir bt1t
an Der Nolenbung bes &te5entpertes 1teben,
tptrb ben Sitrgern nieberum bon berfethsn
oerru9ten Settle Der &niippel 3mi16en bic
8etne %9elporfen, unb etn neuer @tn3altSs
befebl fettens be5 8unbeseeri@ts, ouaebli6
a}f Nd9fu9en Der altenMa 1Iertpert= 8onbz
batter I'M Nprben 1T einsetIaet tporben.
Die OammIeuer laitet gar T9per auf ben
8etibern bei9eibener 9etmltGtten, unb nun
iolen tie tpom0glib nod iabrelang, biz Die
Sofe gum f9lieBltben Nustrag I'm Sberz
bunoesgert9t gelangt, bic Steuer beaab(en,
o9ne ben NuBen Der @erte gu qenieBe
Se6S5ebntduienb MenI9en gegen @inen.
g9tmmel, baft Du feline Tltnte", piirbe Der
8erltner baau fagen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
Der Sano an Qeoir,

ober nbes beutf6en &atfer8 Srrfabrten 81
Wafer uno gu Qanb", 10 lautet Der Nante,
ben Der Surnperetn @prtpGrts 1einam, am
Montag ben %. Sanuar ab3u6altenben
Mastenbau gegeben bat. n~9erSangan
ais Ma8fen6aG dufgefiihrt, unb
babel ais 6auptmttptrfenbe 9er1pn Der beutz
i6e 8at1er 1elber, Da tann man nit Hedt
neu9tertg fetn, mas ft9 baraus enttoidel1
ptrb. Gtun, tper Die 8ortpdrtSler tennt, Der
petB aub @rfa6rung, baB Die nt9ts berare
tt9es an angen, D6ne es AUDI glGn3enb bur9=
3ufi6ren, limb tpte bic uns BON benz Ndrz
rencomite giitigit CUR Gtnft4t iibergebenen
Stt35en 3eigen, tptrb auf ale SGle etpos
gan3 origine0eS g%eliefert tperben, tpG6renb
GuBerbem, na9 ben 8erIt6erungen Beg gpz
mites, Die &oftiimtrung bic glan3bpqite 1ein
ipirb, tpel9e bier felt Sabren ge1e6en purbe.
9D9it tnterefant mtrb Die 0alenz, refp.
Galleries Decoration fem. Mir biirfen n;9t
aQ5uOtel Derrat6en, aber bas biirfen bic Qe=
fer erfa6ren: bic 8eI u9er bes 8aQes merben
aus ben a1erbtn9s Ie6r bruitif6en, cher pon
geiunben 9umor ftrpBenben 8ilbern erie9en,
pte &atier @ilbelm fi4 bur9 Die neuei ten
8Orgdnge in Gbtcago, Die Nuffiibrung Ieiner
b04iteigenen COMPETITION: Ser Sang an
@egir") bepogen fiiblt, felber na9 GbtcagD
gu fommen, UNI iib bier ~bieientgen 2eute
etnmal perlDnli6 an3ufeben, BON bensn er 70
bel Suites geb0rt bat. Nenn bieIe 8ilber
3etgen tperben, baB er bier ni9t NI1es 10 fin,
bet tpie er gebOfft, unb i4IieBlt9 frob lit piez
ber babeim nu6 nMuttern" gu tommen, ba.
fir pollen mir bor alien 0tngen lpebec ben
@bicagOer Stabtratb nod ben MaDpr Sop
fins berdntportlib MAIDEN. Montag ben
%. Sanudr 9e6t's los, Der Oefprationsz
t%iinitler beiBt Qouis 8tnb, mas fir bic mel
ten Qefer den1d foot.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
Stdott1bes.
poIisetdef Brennan entrafet.
mas er pom Ger Orore oes f~aotrGtbIihen
6inan3comites oenft.

Bolt8et Gbef 8renndn lit 1ebr entriiitet
3unG9ft itber ben BON tbm bpm ItdDttf6en
5tnan5zGOmtte gema9ten @prpurf baB sr
Die btesiGbrtge appropriation fir bas poltz
etzOepartement UNI $4,000 iiberi4ritter
babe uno ct erflGrt, baB er ben Stat t6atIG9-
Ith nur UNI $14,025 iiberI3ritten babe. SIM
oprtgen Sabre babe er in ietnem 0eportez
ment $4,000 geipart, unb IS lei inn bon
benz Comptroller DamdlS berIproAen ipprz
ben, baB btefer erfparte 8etrag 1einem 9e=
%portemetlt gutgef9rieben perben Iplte. Die
les 8er1pre4eu fet ober nt9t ge6alten lpor-
Den. Comptroller @derman babe auBerDenl
$4,000, Die Der Stabt aus @rtrGgen Der
Weltau8fequngsbonb aufamen unb mel
DE 81 benz 8au ber0bbe Barrier 8pli3eiitQz
tton Dertpenbet tperben IDQten, ba3u benuBt,
UNI Bombs etn3ulDfen, unb babe bd5 Gpnto
oeS Yoli3etz0e Departments nit ben Soften
Der 0nbe Bdrfer=@ Station belatet.
Sbne Metteres nirb 8Dltaeizg6ef 8renz
nan Der Orbre bes 6tnan5zGomttes Die
800 Mdnn Polt5i1ten, Die iiber ben i'm lebts
iGbrtgen Stat borgeTebenen Stat binau3 Qe=
~gentpdrtig 9ienft tbun, gu entlaFen, nt9t
na9fommen. fr tpirD 5unG9it ba3 @ut=
a3ten bes Corporations : Nnpalts Yatmer
iiber Die Sra9e einbolen, ob er berpfli9tet fet,
ben 8efeblen be5 Sinan3 : Gomites nd93u>
fomn1en, pber pb er nur ben Nnpronungea
bes StaOtrdtbs nd63ufommen babe.
Wenn superintendent Balmer ent~
f3etOen foGte, baB er Die Nnorbnungen bes
5tnan3zGomites 5u befpl9en babe, II ipirb CT
iene 800 9oli5iiten ipfOrt %entIafen, cher
nt9t fri6er.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-19
SDNeS=MmAeioe.

Sreunber uno 9efannten bic trourtoe Nodbrt@t, baS
meme liebe Satin unb uniere liebs Ntutter SSatHarime
y. @ttttiaatltt nob i9lperem 3etben i'm @lter bon 30
8rauerboufe, 353 80. u. 5troBe, om 81. Sannar, 5fad-
nttttags l lbr, na9 benz 6orelt 9ome-5riebbofe. lin
title Xbetlu0bme bitten bic 9iuterbllebenen
s. II. g1ittttatit, 8atte.
Gitcua, GEO. 50, GuttIte, 8aIpb, SaseI
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