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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
Hcat and tho Eves

The fact appears that there is a very
marked difference in tho way tcmpera
tire is borne by the eyes when it is he
low 1000 degrees i. and when above
ihat heat. Up to such a degree man
can look at he metal il a furnace with
comparative ease, but before it reaches
5000 degrees he is compelled to wear
colored glasses
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
Cincinnati produoe merhet.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 3.-Flour
firmer. Wheat better demand; No. Q red,
64@65; receipts. 5000; shipments, l, 900.
Corn steadier; No. 9 mixed, SO Oats
good demand; No. Q mixed. 90. rive
quiet; No. .. AZ. Lard lower; 5 Tx.
Bulk meats lower, 5.75. Bacon lower;
5000 62H. Wbiskey steady; sales
557 barrels, 90. Butter steady. Sugar
quiet Eggs frmer, 100. Cheese firmer.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
Doubtful.

Father Ito the anxious one)-Do you
think you can live in peace with my
daughter?
Suitor-I am sure l can.
Father-That is moro than we, her
parents, were ever able to do Take
her, my son. You are more than vel.
come. Tit Bits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
New York MONEY market.

NEW YORK, Sept. a.-Money on call
easyat per cent, last loan /, closed
per cent Prime mercantile paper az
@4N per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers' bills at
4 s094 90H for demand and 4 1904 S9A
for sixty days; posted rates, 4.s9@4.9O
ana 4 9O@4 81. Commercial bills, 49,
Silver certificates. 66%@67X.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04

THERE Is more Cstarrh in this sec-
ton OF the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years, was supposed to be incurs-
Die. For great many years doctors
pronounced it local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies. and instantly
failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catsrrh Cure,
manufactured by T. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure in the market. 1t is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. Itacts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
CASE it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address E. j.
CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o. Sold by all
druggists, Use.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04

The Sac and Fox Indians are said to
DC tho purcst' b!ooded red men in the
country. They neither marry nor give
in marriage outside their own tribe.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria.
When she bad Children. she gave them Castoria.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
Tho Only Safe Way.

Charlie Checks-I say, officer, old
chappie, we want to make trip through
the slums, doncherl1now. Can you tell
us how we can do it in perfect safety?
Officer Farrell docking them over)-
Yez better hire covered wagon
Truth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04

PROMPT delivery, full weights, bes
quality. ID. G. Starkey & Co., o.
course, phones rs and los.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04

chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment
Is 8 certain cure for Chronic Sore
Eyes, Grsnulated Eye Lids, Sore Nip
Piles, Piles. Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum
and Scald Head. Is cents per box
For sale by druggists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
Apply at

Hot and cold baths. AID
Catogni's restaurant.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04
for infants and Children.
MOTHERS, Do You KNOW ,

nanyso
rccompos ofop
DO You xmoxS that opium poonsf
without hem oionsf
clan vowhati it
DO Won
5 publs eiyNthey
That now sold than
ofau other or den conbined
DO Of the
Caoria had harm
of
OF romeo ntad os
Do Yom that
a hay eunbro arrest
z .;sa sss:s'e OF 1Sz1AZzZ- IS .. ssssz
Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-04

But In Spite of All This Stealing Still Con-
tinues-The Decline OF the Town OF Kim
berley--Population Has Flown to the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

uuy HtVttlt uNUtke NUttuHtu StHet
ben Yiirgermeiiter Dor, ilber Die ieoDh
nidt ab9eiiimmt wuroe, oa cine fir
oas rSmpeahment" YeriGbren 9e=
nilgte. StaOtratbs=pralioent Sowe
pirp isBt als WapOr funglren. Ser
MuDor miro ben Tall Dor bus Staats=
oberSeri4t bringen.
Omaha. Neb., l. 9lua.
9u9uiia Wattlano, pelde am Siens=
tag glii!tds in Der nWiooel Steam
SallnorD" pon peter GOllareen ourh
Shiilie peripunoet noroen mar, lit
beute Worasn I'M l llbr aeltorben.
Goaareen bat seltern seitanoen. oab er
1i6 III Wlinneapolis 81 oem 0erbleden
entlhlollen babe, uno in leBter @Obe
nit Der Nblidt bierber 9etomnlen lei,
Oasielbe aus,uiiibren, tpenn er bic 6rau
niht iiberreoen tonne, ibren 8atten su
perlaien. uno nit ibm gu leben.. Sic
lpeiserte lih oefen. iuorauf ct ibr orei
&ugeln in ben lluter!eib jagte.
8entonbille, glrt.. l. Nu9.
Sem in Mobinion wobnenoen 6ar=
mer Sobn gnbart tulros aeitern in iei=
ner y8obnuna nit elmer glrt Der Shd=
bel eingeIbla9en. Gnbart bate nit
ieiner Srau Streit gebabt, ,ueil er stuei
&inoer ibres eriten Wtannes gepriigelt
bate. rno oa nidts auf einen Yemea-
gruno gu Dem YerbreAsn auberbalb
Der Gamilie binoeutete, 10 miro aui
ben Geroaht bin cine llnteriubun9 eiu=
geleitet. oaB Der Moro bon elmer sur
6ami!ie seboriSen perion besansen
ipuroe. ~a
COLI bus, O.. l. 9lus.
6eute ta9te bier Der populiltiI1e
Staatsconpent bon Ohio. Sugo Yre=
per, Norliber bes Staatsauslbuhes,
rief ben Grnpent ;ur Sronung. Gr
beribtete gbbe in Der 3aiie, nah Ger=
aus9abuna bon $3.50 fir Silberlittera=
tur. uno foroerte bic 800 Selegaten
auf nit Den Woneten berausSuriifsn.
Bier 6rauen linb unter Den Sele9aten.
Der 8ouperneurscanoioat $. g. GoreD
lit Der Mittelpuntt bes SntereHes. glls
tempordrer YoriiBer muroe SEQ. u.
0rOOt BON Glspelano uno als Secretdr
:. s. 6rcaser ge,pdblt. Sic iiblihen
Nusibuhe puroen ernannt. 9tpmina=
tionen wuroen beltte ni1t aemaht.
Sa bas &eiolutions=6onlite lib crit
lplt an NbeIo iiber eine Ylattform
eini9te, wuroen betlte bauptidblib uur
&eben gebalten.
8eneral 5. 8. @orep, Der morgen
ais 8Ouberneur ernannt lueroen miro,
belt cine Heoe Dor oem Gonpent uno
cine &soe i'm Sreien am Mbsno. Gr
iprab bauptia9li1 iber ieinen nibt
,instra9enben Yono=Ylan. Sas Ne-
iolutions-@pmite nahm iblieBlih ben
Gorepiben yOno=Plan al. Sieben
Siinmen muroen oaae9en ab9e9eben.
Die iibriaen Ylanten Der YlatiOrm lino
nur cine g8ieoerboluns Der Smaba-
Platform.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Yreiie Der Nnjei9en.

Ssbsr Bon ber Spalte per Sobr. .$I2N
.. 4. :. D, ., 6Wtpnate 9.75
. >, 3Utonate. -. 6Ol
SRrieb. Ssite grcuisr. oosr oersn Raun bal
ritemal Is GsntS.
9.iraths.nub bEobss.aussisenmtt 5prub,L5l
ptne eSprud Slo0
guseis.n. bic ss;n @siIte Der fatb Sir J. " ut
Der iiub. iiuotI feiUe atuinabms
2ln,eieen ienos man ipdte
tens am 11lontaS 1l1or
gen elm.
So6'Ir5clten ailer Mrt prumpt uuo 6lalo
ausgeiiibrt.
Cffce OCT ,,Ga3ette".
Gds oer ssalen uuS Jowalraes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
21mSInuO.
9 a TIT q II.
& 0 nj, 80. sSuli

" " h't cOs <yobts
Der SilNersug Der 9lmeritaner, inter
2eitung oes Yidrrers ". Smith aus
9teW Dort, tueltber an 10. Suni nit
Dem SampIer .gSeitsrnlano" nab 9lnt=
usrpen absins lit in gprettO anselanst,
uno Diro am 6reitasc bier eintrsiien.
Die Yil9er ,ueroen am Mittlupb iiber
abt Sage iiber gtsapsl uno 9ourOss Die
Seimreiie antreteu.
Ser Silhpi Surte bon st. Solepb.
Mo.. lpelber seitern pom Paplte sm=
pfan9en iullrOe, iagt. oaB iib oerislbe
elmer ausysssiAnetsn Geiunobeit er=
ireut.
yiibpi Surts reilt an 5. Muault ppn
bier n0b Der Sbpsi, ab. uno miro
nab tursem NuIentbalte bort. Die &iit=
reile nab ben Ser. Staatsn antretsu.
Seutiblano.
Berlin. %. Suli.
glm 25. 9lu9ult iinost in Wiinben
Der Gatbolitenta9 Itatt. Sine 8ruppe
bon &atbolitsn, an Oeren Spibs Grai
6elir BON zoe itebt. bat cine Gent
iArift be,ii9lih io,ialer Heiormsn an
ben Vatitan OeriaBt. llno 1T es bic 9lbs
litt, bic Mntlport aui Dem Gonarelie su
perleien. Die Seutlhriit betont Die
9tOtbWenoi9teit c0operatiper Sr9aniia=
tiOn unter ben yaIern, cine Heform
oes ldnolihen Grbredts. um bic wei=
tsre 3ertbeiluns oss 8runobeibes su
perbinoern. oen SbuB tlslner inou=
itrieller unternebmunaen 9e9en 9roBe
Spnbitate, bic Ne9ulirun9 Der 2Obne.
bic Organization neiblicber grbeiter.
bus @srbpt Der Y0risnlpetulatiOn uno
bic Vertbeibi9un9 oes Sanosls ge9en
GombinatiOnen unb Stblpdnaem. Der
Yapt bat SadUeritano,aen in allen
biekn 0ebieten aui9etra0en. einen Ye-
riht alls,uarbeiter. nm ilm cine
griinolibe GrOrteruns Der Grassn su
ermo8tiNsn uno gu erleibtern.
Berlin, 2S. sSuli.
Uie StaotperOronsten bon Miinlter
in Weitialen baben iib aeaen eine ae-
plante Gbruna bes perltOrbenen 6rei=
BERN b. Shorlemer.Nlit, oes einltma=
liaen 6lbrers Der @sutrumspartsi, ab.
lebneno psybaltsu. 0splaut war. Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

1T oas neue parlament iest opllsdblig.
Sas gerbdltriB Der einselnen parteien
1T pie folat: Gonierpatipe 341; 2ibe=
rale llnioniiten 20; 3egierunaspartei
I'M 6an3en All; 2iberale ia; McGars
tplten 20; Yarnelliten 13; glrbeiter=
pOrtei 2. @eiammt,abl Der Cppolition
259. Geaierunssnlebrbeit 152; Gon=
lerpatlpe Mebrbeit iiber ale anoeren
Furteien II.
guf oieie Weiie weroen bic Gonierz
patipeu uno liberalcn unioni1ten nit
elnem 6eluinn bon 80 SiBen cine
Webrbe!t bon l52 Stimmen baben, bic
9roBte, oeren Iib Die iebt lebenoe 8ene-
ration erinnern tann. Die Gonier=
pGtlpen lino ioaar unabb1naig BON
elmer Coalition al!er anoeren parteien
einihlieblib Der liberalen llnionilten.
Sie @eIammtsabl Der Stimmen in
Den beanitanoeten Mableu in @rob-
brltannlen mar: Gonierpatipe uno
liberale llnioniiten 1,725, ,455; Yibe.
rale 1928, 247; Mrbeiterpartei SO, O6O.
SIN 1ansen 3,4O4, ,265.
Sonoon, l. 9lusuit. :
@bas. +. Grisp, iruberer Spre6er
oes natiOnalen 9lbaeoronetenbauies Der
@er. Staaten, iiebt iih 2onoon an.
ailrSlib beiudte er ben YlaB, mo- er
am 20. Sanuar 1916 in Sbeiiielo 9e-
boren wuroe, als feline gltern iih in
jener Staot 81 Yeiud auibielten.
Morgen iibrt er in elmer Steam 2aun1
nab SrIOro. Die SDppelmdbrunas,
GiSa bat Crisp 81 elmer Yeiprehuna
einselaoeu. gor ieiner gbreiie na6,
9lmerlta lueroen Der Spre1er oes 0au-
les Der 8emeinen, Wm. Z. 8ulD uno
Der Shauipieler Sobn Sare, Crisp su
ebren Geltellen peranltalten.
Spanien.
Mabrib, 80. Suli.
Der Correspondent oes Smparcial in
9auana beribtst, baB in einem Sample
;luiiben ipaniiben Sruppen uno tuba=
niIhen 3ebellsn i'm Siltritt 8aracpa
Die SeBteren nit einem Ssrluit BON Is
Wann al Spoten uno sablrsi1en Yer=
punoeten seriprengt wproen iiuo. Die
Spanier batten 81 Sermunoete.
@taorib, l. 9lusuf.
Sas Saupt Der cubanilben &eform-
partei, 8raf Monterra, iaste beute in
elmer llnterreoung iiber bic Sage Der
Sin9e auf Der Suiel cuba, baB Ope=
ratlonen gesen bic &ebelen 3u glniang
oes Serbtes ernitlib in Mn9riff 9enom=
men weroen, uno oaB Dor 9lnbrub oes
g8inters bic &ebellion llnteroriidt iein
luiiroe. Gs feble ben &ebellen an 0lu-
nitOn uno ibren 6iibrern an 9lniebal.
Die Sauptiabe lit. nod 9lnIibt oes
8raien. Die Yema9une Der &iiite, um
81 oerbiiten. bab Die 8ebellen BON aus.
wdrts Siilfe erlansen. Gum S9luB
iaate er, oab Die 6ifentlite Meinung
I'M s}nnern bon @uba oem glufitanoe
feinolia lei, uno oaB oieie 9lnii9t an
Stdrte gewinne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
rgamg 20. 9nbuq Sowa, Sicnfag, ocn 6. Nngna 1895.

bon elmer Wiene in bic Sann 9eltoden
llno mar fait iofort cine &ei4e. Or.
8inne III Der Nnlibt. oaB bur9 ben
Std elm nit benz @ebirn in Terbln=
bun9 itebenoer gtero perlebt wuroe, uno
bab baourtb Der iofortige Cob oes
Wtannes berbei9eiiibrt wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
8 nsport. Snb.,
20. e}uli. {

Ser AZ Sabre alte, in einem Stgin-
bruh arbeitenbe Sobn Dunn murbe
heute glbeno, tpdbreno er aui bem 8e.
leiie Der YenniplDania=Giienbabn 9ing,
BON einem @bicaaoer 3uae iiberfabren
uno auf Der Stelle 9et0otet. 1T fano
9eraoe fill INN ii& cine Yfeiie an3u-
3iinoen, als er BON bem 3uae in ber
yldhe Der &ennetb Steinbrii4e 'iiber.
fabren ,uur6e.
st. 2ouis, no.. 90. Suh.
@eiumbbeits Gommiiidr Startloij
tpuroe beute benadribti9t. bab Snae.
nieur Sobn Yriabtlp bel Der Quaran-
tdne bon elmer &lapperiAlange 9ebiiien
woroen 1T uno iuabrideinlih III Golae
bes 8iKes lterben ,piro. Sas 9ebinene
Nein 6es lln9liidliAen 1T bis CUR Side
zines Na9elfdbdens an9eidwollen uno
9an3 ihWar3 aeiuoroen. gn Vri9btlD' 8
Stelle 1T elm anoerer Sn9enieur naH
Der Quarantane 9eiAidt luorben.
paterfon. u. g.. 90. Suli.
0enrp Smith. Elm friiberer 9lnltrei.
der in 0alsoOn, wIroe ssfer1 Ibeno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
DBbritannien.
6 on b on, 80. gu

Wit 9lusnabme Der 3abluns in Nrt=
nep uno Sbetlano. melde frilber bon
Sir =. 3uell. einem 9iberalen, nertre=
ten paren, uno beren Gr9ebnib niht
Dor Cube Der Wo&e besannt iein luirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
rin9fieIb. Sa.,
90. Suli.

Cine Speaialoepsibe bes .State
&e9iiter" meloet. bab S. g. Sullipan.
Mi1ael 2aiprence unb William Mlor-
rom. Die brei Wtdnner. bic tiir3li4 in
9aplorpille nit ginbre&ertuertseu9en
IN ibrem Yeiibe berbaftet ,puroen. in
cambridge. 0enrp @ountp, iiberiiibrt
woroen lino, bic 8ant in Orion i'm
peraan9enen Griibjabr nm $4,000 be-
raubt su baben. Sullipan tpuroe aa
II Sabren uno 2awrence unb Morrom
ieoer 3u Is Sabren 3u9tbaus berur.
tbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Eetearapbifcbe Dsab-
rtcbte,t.
SnIano.
Otta ma. Sl., 26. Suli.

Ottama. Sa., 26. Suli.
Sic ,Wefern Cottage Srgel uno
Piano.6abrit" 1T beute Morgen neblt
bier Wobnbduiern ab9ebrannt. Ser
Werluf miro auf SIS. 900 aeiadbt.
Qacon. Sn.. 27. Suli.
Gin Wirbeliturm ri1tete lebte yfaht
I'M iiioDltli9en 9beile bon Wlarlball
Gountp einen biele tauieno 9oll0rs be-
traNenben S9aben an. Ser Sturm
mar bon einem 8ewitter uno elllem
Qagelfdla9 be9leitet. Sas Welibtorn
1T pollfdnbia pernidtet; flint 9dnler
unb aebn S9eunen iino aerltort tuOr-
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
II ! q q T e n.
6 0 n b 0 II, l. Mug.

Gem vStanoaro" piro aus SOfia
aenleloet: Die Serfolsungen aeaen bic
gSittme StambulOp's nebmeu fein
Guoe. Die Siener f0nnen oas Saus
niht perlahen, obne oaB lie an9ereoet.
our6iubt, ausgeIraat uno beorObt
weroeu. wenn lie niht bon oornberein
ertldreu, oaB iie ibren Sient perlallen
pollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
China uno Sapan.
Optoba nj a. %. Suli.


Sin Sabnsug nit $50 iapaniiden
Soloaten. Die bel .ibrer &iidtebr ans
benz &risse IN SirOiblma selanoet
mareu. entsleilte aui Der Jabrt nab
&obe al elmer Stelle, NO Die gabn
ldn9s oes Seeuiers binlduft. Die erite
Section oes 3uges itiirste in's Walier.
Der 3ug beltano aus 23 gBa9en uno
3lpei 2Otomotipen. cine Dorn uno cine
bintsn. IS berribte Elm befti9er
Sturm uno un9eheure Woaen
lriira.en lid ilber ben Babnoamm. yls
Der 3ua an Der benz 9l,lprall Der g8Oaen
am meilten aus9eiebten Stelle antam.
mar es nod friib am Sage uno ountel.
Webrere auieiuanoer fOlgenoe 9vo9en
rillsn ben Yabnsua in sWsi Sdliten
uno bic erlie 2OiDmOtiDe nit elf 9Sa9en
Iiirste in Die See. IS beiBt, oaB bel
Dem unsliid uier3ebn Soloaten ibr
Sebeu einbiiBten.
Ootobam m a, %. Suli.
Geit Dem Yusbrub Der 9bolera In
Sapam lino 5000 YeriOusn bon Der
Seuhe erariiien woroen uno lber 5000
psrionen iino oaran 9sltorbsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

Sentmal auf Dem Soluplab Der Staot
81 erri1ten. Iilt lG geaeu 8 Stlm=
men baben Die Staotperproneten ibre
3uliimmuna CUR 9lusiilbruns oieIes
Ylanes OerDei9ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
6 a n a b a.
Montreal. 80. Suli.

Ser geriht. oaB Die orei an9eblihen
Yofrduber. melhe unldngt aus oem
2uolowltraBen 8efdnsniB. in Nelu
Yort entiprunsen, lib bier befdnosn,
lit niht beriinoet. Ser Gbef Der cana.
oilben 8ebeimpolisei, Carpenter. er.
tldrt beltimmt, oaB 9enaue Yahfor.
ibungen tsine Spur Der 6liiAtlin9e
ersebeu babe. Sie Nadforihungen
wuroen anseitellt, bios neil auf bic
Grsreifung Der &erle cine Selobnun9
BON $4,000 ausgeieBt pOroen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Der GeleiIe Der yurlinston=Yabn 81

Der GeleiIe Der Yurlinston=Yabn 81
9eltatten.
Gs miro nit Siderbeit eriuartet.
bab cine Der erlten Bills, melhe ben
ndAiten GOn9reb oOr9eleat meroen.
cine MaBresel iein uiro, I'm Der Yur=
lington=Yabn oas Wegere1t ourb ben
yiationalpart su aeben, uno penn Die
YabnaeiellihaIt bies erretht bat, slaubt
man, oab lie ibre Yabn bis na6 @ton=
tana meiteriiibren uno baourh Der Gi=
pililation elm gans nelles 2ano srIblle=
Zen pir0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Weit superior. Mis..
!. gllAuf.

Mit II 9eaen l Stimme wurbe
beute Wbeno WtapOr Stardlueatber BON
Staotratbe in Mntla9esufano perieyt,
neil er anaeblitb bon Geuetiuebrleutsn
umo YOlisilten 8elo erprebt babe. Die
lnteriuhun0 bat mebrere WOden 9e-
oalltrt uno ,Dabreno bes alnsen beu-
tiaen yfabmitta9s unb mehrere Stun.
ben beute Mbeno baben bic Mnlualte
ibre S&lubreosu aebalten. IS lisaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
ct Ynuis. W}p.. 27. Suli.

Ser lebte Sdritt in Der Gntbebuns
bes Grsbiibofs Renrid bon ieinem 9lmie
tpurbe beute setban. als Der 9tidter oes
8reisseridtes ben 9reiien &ir6en!iirlten
ieiner gi9entbumsreGte enttleioete uno
bieielben benz gr3bii9of Sobn S. &ain
iibertru9. Oie 9nudlte 5rOt uno
6op. fir bic 9ldser. Satber @alib
,lnb Mnoere batten ben Grsbiidof &ain
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The Washington times., 1895-03-29
Notes from the Courts.

The late Christeina c. Murphy, of Ana
costa, by her Will, filed yesterday, leaves
her estate to her husband and makes him
executor. The will is dated October 4,
1894
William Harrington, an old soldier, and
Patrick kenney were yesterday acquitted
before Judge McComas of stealing $25
watch from John Lawrence, OF the Soldiers
Home, on March 8 last. They Were all
drinking together when the alleged theft
occurered. Garfield Active was also ac-
quilted in the same court of stealing about
one dollar in change fIom Vina Broadneck,
of No. 1901 street northwest
The late Frederick Douglas viii, il is
expected, will become public in the pIo-
bate court proceedings to-day. The heirs
represented by MIR. Lewis Douglass, yes
terday accepted service of the citation TO
show cause why Mrs. Rosetta Sprague's
petition should not be granted.
Harry King, sr., by bill OF sale, filed yes
terday, has transferred to Henrie King the
stock of dry goods and millinery, together
with the XII It's a' os. :t41 ana -
street northwest. The price named is-$10.
Michael L. Marks has sold to Michael
Gotthelf the stock and business at No 5O3
Four-and-a-half street southwest.
The hearing of the divorce suit of Dr..
Fairfax Irwin, of the Marine Hospital
Service, against Mrs. Alice L. Irwin, of
Baltimore, has been set for the April term
of the District supreme court.
Charles s Bowie was convicted before
Judge Cole of breaking into the plumber
shop of F. W. Venable, No. 916 Fourth
street southeast, early in this month and
stealing q lot of plumbers materials. He
was sentenced to Albany for five years
The Washington times., 1895-03-29
MONEY FOR THE FEoANs
The Deceased Liquor Dealer Left Large
Estate to Be Distributed.

A large estate is distributed by the Will OF
thel John Fegan, the liquor dealer, which
was filed for probate yesterday The in
strumeDt is dated March %, 1883, and
Nicholas j. Shea and Frank Hume are its
executors. They are to have complete con-
troll of the property for the purposes of the
Will except such things as are specifically
disposed Of
ST. Dominic's Church is to have $500 for
masses. Following are the other bequeSts:
Kate Fegan, a niece, 503G street southwest,
10000; Bridget Fegan, niece, No 503
street southwest and $1,000; Ann Fegan,
niece, No. 5G5 G street southwest. and
$1,000; John Fegan, a nephew and Mary
fitzgerald, $4,000 each; James Fegan,
nephew, and uieees Mary, Josephine and
Ellen, So coo each; Bernard Fegan, % broth
er, SO 600, and Hugh Fegan, q nephew, 81 :;
Mary Ellen Fegan, niece, $1,000; nieces
and nephews, Peter John, Mary and Cath
erlne Mackey and Aun Becker, $5tO o each;
John j. FeSanand JamesM. Fegan, nephews,
ana Kate MackesSy, a niece, 5000 each;
Frank Fegan, q nephew, ,stockinth National
Typogra phical Co., OF West Virginia and
other stock, with $40 600 cash; Mary Rup-
pert, Belle Fegan and Bernardet Fegan
nieees, $4,000 each; Ann Fegan, niece,
.PSuo Joseilu anu RAY tyIlohu fegdD, 1epne VS.,
building No. 462 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest; Catherine, Josephine, Sallie.
James, Mary, Eugene, Emmett and John
fegan, neices and nephews, $3,CC0 each;
Ellen Dyer, a sister, 50 { 90; j. j. Keenan,
nephew, SIG 900; James F. QUINN his
bookkeeper, $500 ana John Armstrong a
faithful cmploye, $500.
The residue Of the estate is to be divided
in equal shares between these nieces,
nephews. sister and brother, except the
nephew Hugh j. Fegan.
The Washington times., 1895-03-29
Thieves Had a Busy Time.

Five robberieswere entered yesterday in
Inspector Hollinbergers record book, at
police headquarters. A Victor bicycle
was stolen from Randolph D. Hopkins. of
the Ohio National Bank building. Mrs.
J. NJ. Gibson, of No. 1904 T street north
west, lost or had stolen in Center Market, a
clover leaf pin with diamond center A
dark blue box coat, the property of Harry
Giles, of the Randall Hotel, was purloined
by sneak thief. Lucy Buckner, of No
1908 U street, northwest. had fifteen
chickens stolen from her in Center market,
and Virginia Taylor, of No. 234 Thirteenth
street northwest, reports the theft from her
bicycle of a black silk skirt