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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

The receipts of the Imperial Treasury now
amount to a total Of 100000 over the last budget
estimates while the expenditures are normal II
the Increase in the revenue continues in the same
ratlo the Chancellor Of the ExcheGuer Will, at the
end of the financial year. in March. have sur
plus of s. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

The Queen will entertain a great deal at Wind
scr Castle prior to going to Osborne House, her
residence on the Isle of Wight, to pass Christmas
within her family circle. During the week Arthur
J. Ralfour. First Lord of the Treasury Joseph
Chamberlain. secretary of State for the Colonies,
and Mrs. Chamberlain, and General Sir Redvefs
Butler were guests of Her Majesty They stayed
at the castle over night The Prince and Princess
OF Wales took their daughter. Princess Maud, to
Windsor to receive the congratr tons of the Queen
on her berotha Prince Charles, second son Of the
Crown Prince of Denmark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE DROWNED.

DISTRICTS IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA DEVASTATED BY
FLOODS
Berlin. Nov. 3O.-A dispatch from Odessa says that
800 persons were drowned by the recent storms and
floods In Southern Russia. and that the peope IN the
devastated districts IN great distress The dam
age property can hardly be estimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

A one-act play entitled "A Dangerous Ruflan, ="
written by ". D. Howells the American novelist.
will be produced at the Avenue Theatre this even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
At 2o% to 50% less than elsewhere.

Surprise boxes. large. win
gro,esque figures.
Nest of 9 alphabetical blocks.
Large tin trumpets. hand
somely decorated in colors.
Automatic squeaking clowns,
with mirrors.
Decorated rubber balls II inch
circumference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

The noted actress and dancer Lefty Lind has
composed polka that has been performed by the
orchestra OF the Gaiety Theatre. She conducted
her work in admirable style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

The object OF Prince Henry OF Battenberg IN VOL
uneering for service I'm the Ashantee expedition is
70 get some show Of military service that will give
the Queen an excuse to place him on the active ISL
of the Army. At present he holds merely non
orary position. 10 which salary is attached. A
single campaign. with without lighting, VIII
Qualify him for lucrative promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

Ladies' Plush Capes, "a inches long. lined
with heavy satin Jet and braid. passemen-
terie around the bottom OF Capes, large
storm collars. sable fur down the - IN
front and around the collar, worth / A4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01

Ladies Black Fancy Cheviot shield-Fron!
Jackets, trimmed with black satin ana
small buttons, velvet collar. ripple BACK,
extra large mandolin sleeves, ~ m
with velvet cuff. worth $500. w
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
MANCHESTER LETTER.

Rev. Daniel Webster Davis of Rich
mond filed the pulpit of the First Bap- |
fist Church on last Sunday morning. |
He preached an eloquent sermon. DIR
A. Binga was absent from the city on
last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary J. Newman (nee Ran
dolph) has left the city for the North
The little "Gleaners" raised some
thing over seventy dollars on their
Penny cards. Much praise is given
them.
Mrs. Lucy Moon, who was reported
to be very i'll few days ago is conva-
lescing,
Mrs. Anderson's funeral took place
at the First Baptist Church at $3.50
O'Clock last Sunday.
Mr.. Brown is very sick at his resi-
dence on the Turnpike, near Hull st.
Misses Ida M. Binga and Mary j.
Morton spent this week in Powhatan,
| Va.
Tuesday for Philadelphia.
| Rev. Russell of Lawrenceville Va,
preached very able sermon on the
4th inst, at the Episcopal Church
| Excellent music was rendered by Sc
Ilect number led by Mr.. Il. A. John
son.
The Episcopal Sunday School will
give their picnic at Wallace's Farm,
labout a quarter of mile the other
Iside of Major Walkers Holly Springs
A grand time is expected.
1t has been rumored that two OF our
distinguished lovers have been made
Ideacons of the Episcopal Church.
Wonder is il true If SO. we wish that
they will perform that duty.
, Yes, she went out walking Sunday
and when she returned home hel
Imother spanked her we'll She alarm
ed the neighbors with those hideou
cry of go lordy."
u A certain "baby" was awful sore
when she heard that he was gone walk
ing on last Sunday Eve with another
Miss Bertha Hughes left the cit.
Sunday night for Washington TO spen'
few weeks.
Mrs. NJ r. Hickman and little VIII
= | lie Harris celebrated their birthday
on last Tuesday night.
Mr.. John Norman was in our cit
this week on account of the death @
. his father.
Mrs. n. G Robinson and Miss M. +
Washington were on the sick list las
Sunday. EAMos.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
TO THE PUBLIC.
AOrY for Aid.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 1, 1895
The cases of Mary Alternately, Pokey
Barnes under sentence of death and
Mary Barnes in the penitentiary will
cost much money. We must have
that amount
All must help. We need the money
now. The ladies can render great SER
wee by organizing clubs. Societies
and lodges can send donations Church
es can raise collections. We must
have the money in order to save life
Our call must not be in vain. Al
sums sent will be published in the
PLANET. VIII you help?
Signed,
JoHN MITCHELL, Jr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
NOTICE.
OFFICE OoRRRsPoNDrN

OFFICE CoRRRsPoNDING SEc'Y,
VA. BAPr. STATE S S. CONVENTION,
1885 w. DUvAL ST., RICHMOND, VA. }
For delegates and representatives.
to the 26th annual session of the Vir-
GINA Baptist State Sunday School
Convention, reduced rates have been
granted by the following lines: Chesa-
peake & Ohio; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg & Potomac; Baltimore x Ohio
Potomac, Fredericksburg & Piedmont
Norfolk and Western, Southern and
Atlantic and Danville Railroads
Application made for others.
Send names of delegates as soon as
electee.
For information, address
w. p EPPs, Con. Sec'y.
Jy 20. st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
1900 with property to the amount Of


1900 with property to the amount Of
SAP 900.
ADMISSION PIE AND BENEFITS
No person is admitted into the UNI
ion unless he or she is of good moral
character and il by chance an unwor-
thy person is admitted, he Is at once 4
ldismissed. One dollar and fifty cents I
is the initiation but TO reap the fuli
benefits of the order, one must adj
vance 10 the Degree Lodge and pay the
expense of the degrees. Three dollars
r per week is given in case OF sickness,
? the attendant physicians certihcate
< being the only proof that the case oe-
mands assistance.
5 THE city bank is the Treasury and
a all money is paid out by the check OF
lproper officials The Grand Union
c docs not promise only bat does care
, for its sick. relieve its distressed, bury
q its dead. and give a death beneht
% The system upon which this union IS
II based is SO simple that even achllo
u can understand IL. There IS no my ste
le rv No invisible brotherhood that sits
~ around the corner and enriches Itself
III upon the order Unlike some other
re institutions now in existence the IN
ion can show where every dollar ultl-
rs mately goes. No assessments whereby
'J. a select few can fleece the unwary. No
IS Medo-' ersian laws by which one man
VI. rules with the austerity of Russian
ne Monarch.
or The work of the Union has grown &c
IL such proportions that where as hereto
ly fore one grand lodge has done all the
Ily business of the order, Supreme Crane
a Master Alexander is now institutinl
10. State Grand Lodges. A few nights ago
Use he organized the State Grand Lodge o
re- Virginia with the following as officers
lu- State Grand Master w. 2. Palmer
lat Vice-Grand Master, Doctor Smith
IRE Past Grand Master, Ulysses S. Stewart
ter Grand Secretary, A. III. Bland, Asst
'ss. Secretary, Mrs. Nj. r. Cunningham
vas w. NJ Robinson, State Keeper, Mrs
OF Fannie Jeffress, State Chaplain, E /
on. Ingram, State Deputy, Grand Mistres
Gus Eliza Logan, Vice Grand Mistress, Sal
lie Clarke, Past Grand Mistress, Nj.
Smith.
The Supreme Grand Lodge viii hol
it's Annual meeting in Greensboro,
lC, in Augustnext and delegates fro
-. every subordinate union will be pre-
~ ent. ANY person or persons desirir
ok information with view Of establish
'Ds' ing the order in their midst will {
III well to address State Grand Maste
on w. p. Palmer or A. II. Bland, Graz
Secretary, Danville. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

At the regular meeting of Blooming
Lily Lodge, No 10 the following Off
GERS were installed for Grand Chan
cellor Mitchell by his deputy, Sir Jes-
sic Scruggs; V. M. Gwathney, Chan-
cellor Commander; Johnson Young,
Vice Chancellor; Granville Fleming,
Prelate; Robert Johnson, Master OF
Excheouer: Isaiah Christian, Keeper
of Records & Seal John Scott, Master
At Arms: G Tate, Past Chancellor !;
Attendants; Robert Jordan, Robert
Turner. w. II. Thoast, John CLARK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
FROM sTAUEToE.
His Leg BrOken-Passes Away.

srAuSroN. VA. August i3.-Mr. Ed
tor please allow me space in your pa
Der. For several weeks we have had
severe warm weather on both man
aud beast. Monday we had small
shower OF rain which was much ae-
cepted.
About two weeks ago Walter Miller
(colored) }. was seriously injured while
at work on Central Avenue by rock
falling on his leg
Harry Thompson (colored), got his
leg broken unloading timber from a
car.
August 1st grand union picnic
was celebrated by a number OF bap-
tist Sunday Schools They were led
bv the Peoples Band from Ebenezer e
Mt. Zion and halted until those thai
awaited their arrival were In line, anu
marched to Astes woods where the
day could not have been more Joytull,
spent on such an occasion. The pane
gave them good music, ana they wer'
given until they wanted no more
| Mr.. William Buliett, age 80 year
departed this life on the 10th inst
His funeral took place from the Angus
tn St. Nj. +. church Sunday. Rev. M
w Clair officiated. He hadbeen in tn
lemployment of Mr. Andrew Bolden 10
fifteen years, and seem to them as
The had been one of their own famll
land could not have been more highl
Ispoken of. He recently became
member of the King Hiram Lodge M
ll463. King Hiram Sons and Hous
hold of Ruth were out in full dress r.
gala. The floral offerings were bea'
ltiful and expensive. The persons thu
were present seem to have been MOI
5 than a thousand. He leaves slst'
D and many friends to mourn their los
On the 18th inst +, little boy w
Thrown from mule. He was the son
0 a prominent shoemaker Scott Madiso
For while he was lifeless. No serio
Injuries followed.
A. e. BoLDEN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
LUNBNBURG CASE.
SHALL WE SAVE THE IENOOENTP
How Much VIII You Give to Defray the
Expense of COUNSEL

The following amounts have been
subscribed by the persons named to de-
fray the expense of counsel TO save the
two innocent women, Mary Alternately
and Pokey Barnes from death on the
pallows and to release from the Peni-
tentiary, the innocent woman, Mary
Barnes. III you could see their pitiable
condition, q weeks wages would be
yielded up at once and much more
would be forthcoming. We designate
what has tbeen subscribed under the
head OF not paid. OF course the
amount paid is plainly stated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
The Brothers and Sisters Grand Union.

A Benevolent Institution organized
in the city of Danville, Va, in 1886 is
doing a grand work among the colored
people second only to that of the True
Reformers. A Alexander, the found
er of the order is the right man in the
right place and is guiding the institu-
ton to success. The first lodge COM
posed of u members has continued to
grow until there are nearly four hun
dred branch unions extending over
five states with a membership of about
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
Charlottesville
and Beaver Dam
GIVEN BY
The Working Son of Hope
Sunday Morning, Aug IS. ,9S.

Train leaves G. & o. Depot at 8
o'clock a. m. Leaves Charlottesville
at O'Clock p IN.
Parties going on this Excursion will
have an opportunity to attend the pro-
tracted meetings at Beaver Dam, Fred
erick's Hall and Louisa @. H The
Committee will spare no pains to make
this the best of the season. Our long
experience at railroading commends
us to the public Arrangements will
be made for white people Refresh
ments in abundance at City Prices
Fare for the Round Trip 1925
Way passengers from Richmond
81 90; Way Passengers after leaving
Richmond for Charlottesville, 81 90
from Tolersville, rs cents; Louisa SO
cents; Gordonsville, % cents; Chill
dren under ten years, half-price.
Committee II Harper, James
Shelton, E F. Lghtfoot, j. II. Stew.
ems. Hanover; J w. Jackson, M T.
Lightfoot, Manager; H. Coleman
Assistant; Archie B Hawkins. Secre.
tary Thomas M. Crnmp, Robert Johr
son.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

Mr.. G. K. Pollock has fitted up
an attractive garden at his place of
business. corner 3rd and Baker streets
where ice-cream, cake, soda water and
other refreshments will be served in
first class style. Call and see him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
.GRANDEXCURSION
10
II amptoN
SUNDAY NIGHT, AUG 25TH.

SUNDAY NIGHT, AUG 18th.
The Excursionists will have an ex-
cellent opportunity TO visit OLD
POINT, SOLDIERS HOWE and other
points OF interest. The Norfolk and
Battalion Bands will play for prize
at the Soldiers Home in Hampton,
There will. be concert given by the
Band on Monday night. Fare, round
trip, $1.O0.
Train leaves Q. & o Depot,
10th and Broad St., at 1890 Sunday
night, returning leaves Hampton, at
10 80 on Monday night.
We go rain or shine. No liquors al
lowed on the train.
CoMMITTEE-Peter Singleton, Chair
man Thomas Smith. Asst. Chairman
James A. w. Jackson, Sec'y; w. I.
Moody.
Don't forget the date, August %, '95
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

in order TO accommodate the
large crowds going on the special ex-
cursiun to Fauquier and New Hope
Churches on the 3rd Sunday, August,
10 fine coaches have been ordered.
Train leaves Eighth Street Station at
8 o'clock Sunday morning. Fare TO
Irwin, 65 cents, Pemberton, 81 90. For
further information, Apply to George
Williams, Jr., 20 W. Leigh ST., city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
THE
;oheTl
COMPANY


CARPETS and other Housefur-
from the great and worthy
stock of DIMICK CO., is on sale--up-
wards of twelve thousand dollars
worth at about one half usual cost.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS, and
DRUGGETS are ready on sale to-day
such selling as will be has seldom Oc
CURED before in the month of August
Floor Oil-cloth at 121Sc yard.
Floor Oil-Cloth at 2OS
Floor Oil-Cloth up to $50 that usual
Iy sells up to COZ
Linoleum for 254 a yard
Linoleum for 33S
Linoleum up to SOC a yard that US
ualiy sells up 20 81 yard
Hand made India Rugs and Drug
gets from 25c each to SIP 80. The
usual price is from 500 to 500
Other Rugs such as Wilton Velvets,
Persian, Smyrnas, and Ingram
Druggists, for one half and one
third of customary price
(Oil-cloths on Third Floor.)
Fan sale to-day
Il
that were up to SOC will be 25c
All the Fans that were marked up tC
81 80 win be 75S
All the Fans that were up to 25c will
be 12p
AS Cotton Goods are sold to
day
5000 yards Yard Wide French Per
Gales, that usually sell for 1915
for 80
| Scotch lawns that sold readily 70
SlsS for 2$4c
ALL THE FOLLOWING FOR 634S
YARD TO-DAY.
| Lace-Striped Dimities, that wer
1890
Black Ground Organizes. that wer
l3c
Colored Dress Ducks, that wer
1875
French Piques that were 162Ss
Ginghams that were 1915 and 1890
Furniture Crettones, that were 49,
} Shifting Cheviotts, that were 10e
Bleached Cottons that were Si$f
ii Pillow Case Cotton that was ZOE
! Solid-colored Chambrays, that wei
25e
: Any of the above for esq a yard
y There are besides
81 and 19s Sateens and printed Cas-
mere for 4S4S
Silkolines that were made to sell +,
5 1888 for 234e
1879 Shaker Flannels for 4S4e
1Oe Canton Flannels for 50
Every aisleway leads to
bargain.
e From 9 to II O'Clock:
'e $50 dozen Fast Black Herm
T. dorf Dye, Ladies Hose, Highe'
# Grade, sold in any house In Il
o United States for Csc. pair,
II pairs for 29c.-only 4 pairs to
g customer.
DnnDO
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
THE PEOPLES STORE

lends the up-to-date facilities for all
to unload. and benefit is for all the pub
lie that have access to the great house
Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
win Paz from $500 to $1,000 per Day.

Agents wanted for the Virginia
State Relief Association, male and fe-
male, for the city of Richmond and all
the cities and towns for states of Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima. Maryland and the District of CO.
lumbia Apply to
n j. LEWIS, Sec'y,
21I19 n Sixth Street.
Richmond, Va
Aug II It.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
Virginia Seminary.

$500 must be raised at once. Who
will aid this institution? We desire
100 persons who will give give $40 OO
each to aid the work. AS the names
are sent in they will be published:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

WANTED-A few good Industrious
young men to carry line of samples
for first-class tailoring establishments.
Apply to 1920 f. Main St.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
Virginia Seminary.

The Mattaponi Association gives the
Virginia Seminary $50 in cash and
pledges at its next sitting $500 without
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

Look out for the Working Sons
OF Hope, twenty-secOnd an
nual grand EXCURSION
from Richmond to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
SATURDAY, August II, 1896.
The
POSSIBILITY

OF distributing thousands and thou
sands Of dollars worth OF of merchan-
disc in the torpid month of August is a
new inspiration of success.
Our own experience in the neces-
sary accomplishment of moving this
great stock applies to wholesale deal
ers and manufacturers as well.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17
BOOKS.

1880 Paper-Bound Books, popular
titles, were 1OS, for now
hhez-Macaria, by Augusta Evans
durably bound, SOC value for 1876
each
Pocket Dictionaries, linen backs, 7S
900 boxes 15e paper for l0S box.
1900 Pads, 500 leaves, l0c value fol
sc.
New Style Paper Dolls, little darl
ings, four dresses and four hats
25c value, for l5c
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-17

&c.
New Style Paper Dolls, little darl-
ings, four dresses and four hats,
25c value, for l5c
From $50 to 11:3O
500 pounds of French Mixed
Candy, 25c valuefor &c a pound
SPECIAL HOUSEPURNISH-
ING SALE.
500 dozen Real Carlsbad China Cups
and Saucers, regular price 81 98 a
dozen, at Sc a pair
19-inch Extra Large meat Dishes,
would be cheap at Zoe for 22c
Decorated Baking Dishes at 15c from
35c
300 dozen Highly-Polished, Thin
Pressed, Star-Cut Bottoms, at
219c each
From 9 to II O'Clock
Hotel Goblets, full size, nicely pol
ished, extra strong, at Sc each, u.s.
ual price Csc per dozen
From 8 to 10 O'Clock
Hoop PAINTED wooden Buckets
sell everywhere at 15c for &c
Gas Stoves, SC
400 Gas Stoves, just the thing To-
sick rooms, at &c
Electric Stove polish, &c a package
1O-Quart Extra Heavy Tin Dair!
Buckets, with patent polished
handle, value zoe for sc
Wire Potato Washers, wooden han
Gles, at 1c
1000 Fruit or Jelly Strainers, hes
Our 75c Spring WindOw-Screens
made of best wire cloth, at 25c
Cuspadores, &c
$50 pairs Nicely-Painted Cuspadore
at l4c pair
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
9eS WelSes Waht.

Ait @eIb fannit ou gar piel serridten
- Nisl 8uteS uno Olel SDies tbun,
'Nit 8elo bic babe 8elt uernibten
lIuo fabelbafte Wuuoer tbuu.
Mit @elo iannit ou oit folj erbeben,
Dir gbre, Rubm uno Wabt perleih'n,
l1ub i'm aeieuihaftlthen 2eben
Did ttets Der 9unit Der Weniden freu'n,
Nit @elo fannit bu Dir Rehte f%aufen,
8o ou i'm srDBten unrett biit,
Yiit Selo ben Gr9iten Sburfen faufer,
9aB man als Gbrenmann ibn sriiBt.
Yttt 8elo fannit in bes 3eufels Namen,
9u brinaen 9einen Jetuo binein.
uno ielbit Der Nemeiis grwaheu
Braubt Der, Der @elo bot, taum 81 ideu'n
Mit @elb fannit bu ben 0e9 Dir fiirSen,
Der su bes 9ebens 8roBe flhrt,
Yiit 8elo oes 8e9utrs Eldne itir5en,
Der se9en Define opponirt,
Wit 9elo oein 9aiein Dir periiBeH
Mit @elo belbiuiUt'9en manhenS h mer5
Sob ME elm pobenoes @emiiieu
uno Elm mt Sdulo belab'nes Sera.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-24
belt ,um eelebriren Der 81. MeNe.

belt sum @elebriren Der bl. Nehe.
Ta nun bel Der Ginrlhtung unb Gin
tbs,luns bes 6duies Der Saupi5tusd oes
ielben. elm 2~O9irbaus flr @inwanberer
~ i1nifen. i'm Nuse bebalten wuroe. 10
ieblt es Dfters on ein5elRen 9immern
unb anoeren Riumli4feiten, um @eits
llden ODER better iituirtsn 8eiisaben
iene Wunebmlidfeiteu bieten 81 tGnnen,
be ie in einem bsiieren Sotel finber.
uuo bod 1T es Tbotiade. oaB bic 90
trouoge Der 2ebteren fir oas SEQ Saua
cine re1t onHebmbare ginnabmtaus0s
eloHaet, bic fi& fi4erlid rei9baliiser
genalten nlirbe, tpenn mir in ben Stano
aeiebt pirben, before Accommodations
bieten ~ f6nuen.
Die uusunft Der 9eiten lieB es una
nidt rdtbli4 eri&eiRen. benz 2sosSauis
einen Nnbau b,njuSufiseu, uno bod
t6unte ourd bic Serisauns besielber
piel Roum 9etpornen unb be ginrius
iuns otrart usrbeiiert tuerten, baB ben
8medeu bes ct. Rapbuel.8 ereines i'm
uOllaen MoBe 9eoient, uno Susleit ben
bohp. @eihlidfeit unb ben Relisnoen.
pelhe auf mebr Comfort Iniprud mo
den. bas seboisn ipiirbe. mos iie BON
einem suten Ssspi5 ertparisn. I'm cis'
ies Siel 81 erreiden. oltfte iid folser
Der Blan empfeblen:
Der proisctirte Neubuu Gnbau) nebit
anberen improvements ntrb (obne WO'
blliar) circa $4,000 ioiten. I'm bieis
Summe gonS ooer gum sr0Btsn 9beile
su beden, iolIten fid uniers Jreunoe aus
Der @eihlihteit unb btm moblbabenoer
2~aienfanbe burh gusflQuus zines Sub
icriptiOns- Settels uerp llhten, fir brel
(oo'r flui) Sabre einen idbrlideu Btis
tras BON tpenisiens $1,000 ooer einen
%einmalisen 8eitrus BON psnisitens $685.
90 au sablen, Nuf bisie @sjie tpiiroe
uns cine @arautis sebuten, be es uns
erm0slidte. obne 81 aroBes &iTto ben
Bau i1on i'm fommenoen Jtibiabre 81
Beginner. @eseniudrtis iiebt ouf BEN
Bauplase cine StaQuns, bic bis gum ]
Nai 1895 permisibet it,. Der l. Jeb,
ruar 1895 1T Der Iermin, on benz bic
9eaie enttpeber erreuert ober mioerrufen
weroen mub. Bis oabin io0ten babet
aue Subicriptionen bel uns eirselauien
iein. Sails unier Blan ~seuiisenoe lin.
%tertltuns finbet, weroeu mir nit foms
menbem Wai an's Yauen sebsn; tuenn
uiht, bleibt uus nihts anoeres ibri9,
OILS slntisere Seitsn obSuwartsn.
9aS 9ireftorium oes SEQ : Sauiea
unb otr 8orftuno pes 81, &upbuels
WereinS.