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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
Yards 10 Tho pub,ic.
Nonroi.N, Va, June 3rd,

SoRfoi.k. VA, June 3rd, 1895.
The general publicity given to the
difficulty between my father and MIR.
Glenunn at the latter's office on Satur.
day and the public misunderstanding
as TO my visit to the The VIRGINIaN
Office afterwards, requires an explaua-
ton Oh my pnrt / wish to say that my
visit, (althongh MS l recognize now the
time of making 1t was Ill conceived(
was purely of u paciiic character,
had considered the trouble as between
my father mud Mr.. Glennan 0ndcd,
remarked, recognize that the
time of my call was q mistake, owing
to the excitement existing and the i'm
preston that might naturally prevail
that 1t was my purpose to have per.
sonal difficulty with MIR. GIcnnan. /
could not forget that, like my father, he
was lame aud besides much older than
myself. When in reply to my query.
as TO when he would DO ut leisure. rho
arked, "H was busy now," l can
conceive that Mr.. Whitehead nddres sod
me as reported, but ! have not the
slightest recollection that lie did so, nor
do know TINT he touched me. re.
marking TINT "He was responsible for
the Objectionable letter in question
and that if there was any more fight.
lug to do, he has prepared to do il. 4"
My first knowledge of this language
being used. was tho publication of the
same in the Evening News. Had |
knowledge OF it at the time, it would
have been resented MS lar as / was able
to do so.
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Publication. received.

REVIEW OF REVIEWS. = The vIg.
gINIAN is in receipt of this monthly for
June. It's contents embrace 1.-THE
Chicago newspapers and their makers, "
1.-The Interstate Contests of Oratory
10 the Western Colleges" "This Year 8
Passion Play at Horitz." its regular
departments, comments on the people
of the world, recent events, interna.
tional controversies and other subjects.
Price % cents. Published in now
York.
Tue NoRrn AMERICAN Review
The June number is to hand. Em.
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articles: Power aud Wealth of the
United States" England, Venezuela
and the Monroe Doctrine" 'The Mill
tsry Lessons Of the China-Japapese
War, 1.-The Silver Question" "Some
Thoughts on Canada, "Personal His
tory of the Second Empire" Nor.
dan's Theory of Degeneration and
notes and comments. Piice so cents.
iHE AMERICAN HtsToRIcAI, REGISTER.
Tho June number of this monthly 10
TO hand. II is very interesting. Among
the articles are "Insignias OF the So.
oiety of Colonial Wars" "rhe Siege of
Louisbourg. l745," ''Third New Hamp-
shire Regiment at Bunker Hill, "."Some
Colonial families, Taylor OF Virginia"
proceedings md Celebration of the
Patriotic Hereditary Societies" "Min.
utes of tho Annual Convention of So
ciety Sons OF the American Revolu.
ton" The magazine is devoted to
geneaio2y, biography, history and her.
aldy and published by the Historical
Register Company, Philadelphia. Price,
35 cents number.
McCLURE's MAGAZINE. June
issue has been received from the pub.
liahors and Nusbaum's agency. Il has
a number OF excellent articles. A new
short story by Rudyard Klpling, Life
aud Work at the Dupont Powder
Mills;" "Nnpoleon's Relations With the
United States" Before Grant Won
His Stars" AFTER Sedan" "a Greut
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Price Is cents.
TIE CENTURY contents OF the
June number of this valuable monthly
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Orange" "a Business Transaction, !"
Continuation of Trip of Napoleon
Boneparte. 1.-The Discovery of Glacier
Bay" ''Tho New Public Library in
Boston, 1.-Two Tramps in England, :"
"The Gentleman in Barrel" ''The
New Old Testament" "Topics of the
Times" Price, 30 cents,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Anne f. Bur
row, mother Of Mr.. j. w. Bnrrow, OF
this city, who died at her residence, on
York street extended, at 5 o'clock Sun.
day morning. after q brief illness, took
place from the residence yesterday nj
ternoon ut q O'clock Mrs. Burrow
had fall about two months ngo, from
which she never recovered. Mrs. Bur
row was SO years of age and for long
time had been member OF the First
Presbyterian Church.
DR.. w. S. Lacy, assisted by DR.. Arm
strong. conducted the servicas. The
following were the pullbenrer.: Col. G..
TAFT. Virginius DENLY. Geo. w. Dey,
Il. w. Santos, John Keeling. Patrick
O'CoEnor, Fl. A. Tarrau. j. ID. Chefs
lin. The interment was in Elmwood
Cemetery.
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polio. t:ourr.

Justice Burroughs had a small dooks t
yesterday.
Albert s. johnson, white. house.
breaking; sont on to July term Dor.
poration Court.
John Bonner, coloresd, fighting; con.
tlnued till to day.
Land Furguson, colored, unlawful
trespass: hHed 81 and costa.
Sam Slattery. white, housekeeping;
case soheard and accused dismisssd,
Fourteen DRINKS were fined 81 each
and coats.
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New .oTU Truck Ilaruct.
BY Southern Associated Press.

New YORK, June 3.-Strawberries
were in poor condition and sold mostly
by the crate.
Baokberries and cherries In light
supply.
Huckieberries more plentiful. Fine
muskegona very nctive.
Vegetables In large supply and ir.
regular in price.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, barrel, So. a3.
CherrIes-North Carolina, pound, Sc
a12c.
Blackberries-North Carolina, quart,
5cal0c.
Strawberries-Norfolk, poor to fair,
quart, 1ca4o; do Maryland, poor to
tair, quart, lcaGc.
Asparagns, poor to prime, dozen
bunohes, 25caSI.
Beets, Charleston, 100 lunches, 81. 90
Cucumbers, Florida, crate. 5Oca75;
basket. 5OcaS1.O0; Charleston, bask ct,
l.ooaSl.50; Savanuth. crate, S1.OO.
Oabbages, Charleston, barrel, crate,
oocaSi. 20; North Carolina, barrel, CT ate,
ooaio; Norfolk, barrel orato, 5Oc9Oc.
feas, Norfolk, half barrel basket,
aSl.25; Eastern Shore, basket, 81, 90
$l.25; Maryland. half barrel bask ct,
~ oohS l.ou, baltimore, small basket,
50caS1. 90.
75c.
Goosebsrriss. in prime, green,
quart, Tease.
Huekelbsrries. North Carolina, quart,
7cel0.
Potatoes, Southern Rose, 50. 5OaS9. 25;
White. ". 2oaS3. 90; poor to fair, 81. 5Oa
s2:oo; southern seconds, 81. 00aS1. SO,
string beans, Charleston wnx, bas-
ket. 6OoaSl so; green, basket, 5Ocs
Sl.oo; Georgia. wax, crate. 5Oca75;
green. crate. 5eca75o; North Carolina,
wax, bushel basket, 81. OOasl so; green.
bushei basket, Sl.00aSl.50.
Spinach, Florida. marrow, crate,
" .OUaS2. 20; Charleston. whit basket,
30oa50.
Tomatoes, Florida, fancy ripe carrier,
Sl.ioaS2. 00; green carrier, S1.0Ua1, so.
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moonlight s:xcursiom.

A grand moonlight excursion for the
benefit OF tue new Catholic Church,
York street, will take place on Monday,
Juno 10th. The steamer Pocahontns
will leave Clyde Line wharf at 7:15 D.
m.; Portsmouth. 7:30 p. M; wharf
Washington aud Norfolk steamers. 7:45
p. N. Refreshments will DO served at
city prices. This excursion will afford
people the opportunity of spending a
few delightful hours on the water, aud
aid struggling church. The usual
course to Old Point and the Capes will
be taken.
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Death Mrs. IsIuck.

Mrs. Margaret Black died ut the res
ldence OF her daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Cabler, 10 Bank street, yesterday,
aged 81 years. Mrs. Black was pros
tratcd by paralysis about eight years
ago. from which she never recovered.
She leaves four children, JAS. NJ, Jno.
Nj. and f.. Black and Nlrs. j. ID.
Cabler. She was member OF the First
Presbyterian Church and had been
connected with that denomination
sixty years. Tine funeral will take place
from the residence to day at 5 O'Clock.
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ARTHUR G. HUMPHREY.


NoIroLK. Va, June 8. 1895.
hive read MIR. Arthur Humphreys
statement of his visit to The VIRGINIAN
office Saturday after the difficulty DO.
tween his father, Maj. Humphreys, and
Mr.. Glennan. Had 1 knowledge of the
pacific character of the visit, | would
have been the last man in the world
to have used the expression l did.
! believed the purpose of his
visit was to have personal
difficulty with Mr.. Gleunan, and
as felt myself responsible for the OBJ.
lectlonnhle language in my letter to
which Maj. Humphreys took excep-
ton. 1 could not do other than l did.
l regret exceedingly my misconception
OF Mr.. Arthur Humphreys visit.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, "a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
BuIldImg Lot. at Auction.

By direction of w. d. Southali,
agent, Messrs. TOWNSEND & Joynes will
sell at the Real Estate Exchange, at 10
m. to day, large number of lots, stu
ated on Sheldon. Pollard and other
avenues. in the Brambleton Heights
Company. The lots are 251160 feet
each, aud are we'll located, being in the
Immediate vicinity of Park avenue and
Bnllentine Home. Parties desiring lots
either for homes or Investments will do
well to attend this sale. Lots sold with
out limit or reserve.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
= Ren,h OF pemmY Jone., co,oreo r,

= kenth OF Pommv Jone., CoiOred, ia
Penny Jones. color ed, aeod 1l2
years, died Sunday at the Old Folks
Homo, No. 324 Butte street. Her
funeral took place yesterday from the
Butte Street A. NJ. E. Church. She was
an old servant Of tho Todd family for
nearly century. A representative of
The VIRGINIAN called at the home of
the old women some time ago and
found that che was an interesting
talker on events Of seysnty-fve years
ago. She we'll rem EN- bered Gen.
Washington. She was thought to have
been the Oldest person in the United
States,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

NORFOLK COLLEGE.
, Programmes f

Extensive Programmes for Com
nencement.
The commencement exercises OF Nor.
folk College for Young Ladies will be
OF very attractive character this year.
The alumnae reception will be held
tonight. This being tho last com
mencement under Prof. Cassedy's man
agement special efforts have been made
to render the programmes unusually Mt.
tractive. Will Carlton will deliver the
annual address
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A Surprising 0ccurrcncc:
4 SurDrlkInN flcr

Not at all, when you have seen the
bargains we offer. The public ere
astonished; In fact, so are we, but we
intend to keep the ball rolling. Read
last Sundays VIRGINIAN for prices.
then come to our store. None ever
disappointed. We advertise bargains
mud have thom, too, when you come
for them. All prices as advertised hold
good Tor the balance of the week.
Lovy Bros. ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
WHIPCORD
CHEVIO'I' SUITS

Tramp. Tramp, Tramp the
Boys arc Mnrching''-strai as
q limo to THE HUB-to get the
finest Custom Made SO Whip
cord Chsviot Suits the world ever
produced. They arc proud to
enlist" under THE HUBS ONE
PRICE Banner-proud to wenr
The HUBS "Uniiorm"-and
thankful to get Suits for SO that
SIS can't buy elsewhere. Come
and get your "regImsntnls"- tho
outward and visible signs of
well dressed gentleman = and
take THE HUBS great motto
for your guidance-GOODS
MUST PROVE SATISFAC-
TORY OR MONEY GOES BACK
FOR THE ASKING.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

The funeral of Mrs. Jane Mccoy
took place yesterday at 4 o'clock from
tho residence of her son, Mr.. James T..
Mccoy, No. POI Chapel street. Rev.
DIR. Tudor, of the Cumberland Street
Methodist Church, conducted the SER
vice. The lnterment was III Elmwood
Cemetery.
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Locn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

trSh O. HothS y CLOCK LAST
Warm est day OF season.
u. s. DEPAsrMESr OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU, So
Local Office. Dodson Building,
NORFOLK, Va, June 8, 1895.
Maximum temperature. Circumference. 90
MINIMUM temperature. ........ rs
Normal temperature deducted from 20
years observation. ........ III
Departure from normal. ........... F, plus16
Accumulated departure for the month -SY
accumulated depsi ture since Jan. -296
III inches - o
Total precipitation since LIST of tho
month. .................... o
i j
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

when Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas,orIa
When She became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,or,a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
az Auction Eu-.iuy.

Il. Il. Morris, manager. will sell at
his auction house, at 10 o'clock this
morning carpets, furniture, mattings.
one piano and organ; also refriRera.
tors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Keep your eyes on our line of sum-
mer underwear, great goods ut great
prices. Nichols u Wallace, 1G9 Main
htraet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Sometime ago l WAS troubled with
an attack of rheumatism. I used
ChsmberIain's Pain Balm aud was
completely cured. / have since ad.
vised many Of my friends and Gus
toners to try the remedy and all speak
highly of it. SIMON GoLpBAuM.
san Lnis Rey. Cal. For sale by ali
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Inc Equitable Life Assurance. So
CictY.
Is the strongest Life Insurance Com.
pany In the world. Il. MYERS,
Manager,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Acting thro gin the blood. Hoods Sarsa-
pari' Ia not oriy cures scrotuia, salt rh cum
etc. bat gives health and Yigor to the = hole
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
Grand H,o"niighs EXCURSION.

There will be moonlight sxcur.
sion to Hampton Roads this evening
for the benefit OF Centenary library
fund. See advertisement. Tickets, Is
cents
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a lie Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies May use the Cali.
fornia liqnld laxatiye, Syrup of Figs,
under all condition, makes it their
favorite remedy. 70 get the true and
genuine article. look for the name of
the California Fig Syrup Co.. printed
near the bottom OF the package.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04
Strawberry short cake at Macs.


No. lO4 Church street. black satin
ribbons, all widths, and fancy ribbons.
newest etyies.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

MINIATURE ALHANAc-Sun rises, All; sun set
ZIP High water s:3l and 6:49 a. ~; low wats
l2:iG and 1916 p. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

IF FOUR BACK hCHES,
Or you are oil worn out. really good for moth.
ing It is general debility. TRY
:, BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
II WILL cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
good appetite.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

If You want watches, clocks, jewelry
or silverware call on Brown l. Wolf,
successors to s. Il. Smith, IL Bank
street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

For electric fans and yentllatlne fans
q BLkinsg. adarsss x. T.. Cobb. No.
~ ROaaoka syasAe. NoEislk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

wnsh Drcs. GoOas,
lovely styles popular prices, Wright's,
1876 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

See 81 values for SOC in nackwear.
Goldman " Hofheimer, 100 Main street
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WEATHER n REPORT.
Forecast for 'r'o.dny.
WAsnlNn1oN. d. c. il

WAsHINGToN. d. C.. June 4, 1895
For Virginia: Increasing cloudiness,
4 DAM followed by showers in northern portion:
nNN cooler in western portion; southerly
winds.
For North Carolina. Far: stationary
temperature, followed By cooler weather,
southerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Have you been to Goldman Il Hof
heimer's. 100 Main street?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

is making special inducements on all
his first quality photographs; also on
fine orayon and color portraits. l72
Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-04

Pnimor n Fros''s Quotations.
Special Dispatch TO the virginian.
New York. June 3.-Cabbage. SOC
a75; peas, half barrels, 75caSI. %.
PALMER & Frost.
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Strawberry short.cako at Macs:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-17
Cuba.
gSic bonn 8rl.gsd)auplae b.ri6tet miro.

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SAVANNA. 16. Wai. - 9a8 fursz
line 0eIctht in unO UNI Del @bilto mar
ben neneltsn 8srIdlen SuTOlae bod be-
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NcqierunasIruppen itanosn 1000 Snz
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Die Sruppen belber Seiten itan6en
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Sleg Oapon grtra9sa.
Ole Spanler erflaren, Itaceo babe
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fanen-Gsl GbrlltO lit nur swci WeiIeu
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bsfebllst uuO ioGen 1000 Deuun se;ablt
tubeu, bcnen, 10 betBt IS, nur 400
Otann 0fsslsrunsssGruppen sesenHber
itanoeu.
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ScrpaltcrssS ssSerfaui


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Ser. 900 unr S02, Mpnuments traBe,
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fppie eincs lecrcn Sauplases an Wfpnumentitr.
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Baltimore uerfauie1 Die euutereiHeter Bernalter anI
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IS. Itai 1885, ulr gtGdJmltta9S beslRneno, Die
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seprht peroeR. guth wiro bic oOIe SeitreiruEs Der
9enanuten Grunoftilde sur 3eit oe5 SertduT5 perz
leier.
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in feds uno Suoli Uionaten, Sinstraaeno; @reoitsabs
lung muG sur 3uIrcocH6cit Der gSerDdlter ler gciet
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pom SGuTer am gertauista0c semadlt ueroeu.
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l09,25,7) HuttloHotoreu.
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Ser Srnf Der YntentsSfIccs
Gu,ettc."

8uibingtOn, 0.G., Is. .Wal.-
Die 9on.rouerie swlidsn PatentsG oms
mi6Gr seymour unO Der StesierunQsz
0ruferci Iber oen Grud Der Pateutz
Sifice,@u5etts" Oirfte ieet ibr GnOe erz
rel6ea, uaaoem bic beute scOfIuetsn
2lnsebOte .rseben buben, OaB Der Druid
Der n@a3e:te" curb bic 8ssierun9s'
Druderei labrlih $4,000 bis $4,000
mcbr folten niiroe, ais wenn Der Druid
ourb Yriuatfirmcn beior9t wlrO.
2le i.sisc GrufIe9uns bcS 8latt:5
iIt cine icbr umltanollde namentlId
bic gBlcOergabe Ser 3clduunsen uuf
photo litbOsrupbiidem @egc. Die
6ertisite0uug fOitet burdl9niltltd
S1O6,OO0 laBrlId), luopon nabe3u smst
0rlttel aui ben lltbo9rapbiiden PrO3eB
entiallen. 0emgcgeuiiber Iantet Jest
Die Slierle elmer &aiblugtOner 6lrma
nuf $76, 900 nno eine Sultimorer 6lrz
ma, Die bereJt5 DrufIuAen fiir Die 0fse
gierun9 be'orgt, erbI:tst ltt), Die arbels
ten fir $50, 900 bersllteQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-17
Wr. t1S.
9Sur's 9ehcn nerrlllt.
8rutrn Vaisulanit J..

Sr. SrauclS Z. Srown, BON 9tr. 910,
9oro Central 2lpcnue, wuroe geitarn
pom Eaitor S. o0rr in Oer &Obnung
Der @ltcrn Der Sraut, 9ir. 1929, Or
leans StraBe, mt Sri. SatBarlnc
Naumann, Sohter pom Seinrih 9tauz
mann, 9ctraut. 2lt5 Srauun9Sjeusen
iun9irteu 0r. Seinrid @ernbarbt uno
Sri. Warie 6inf.
SGafcr StreD.
FaltOr q. 5. Stergcr trautc geltern
abenb in iciuer @obnun9 an Bratt>,
uube 8OnoitraBe. SRI. Yblllipine 'SreD
nit Srn. Sob. @. Shaicr. 9IlS 2rau>
;:useu wareu 1r. 5Obn $. 2citbamer
uno Sri, yiS;lC 6reD auw:leuO. Glne
An;ubl wertbUOlIsr @ci9eute par0 Oen
gteuosrmGbltcn iberreiht.
Seprlt-Sra.oc.
Sn Der MObnung ser 0tutter ocr
Yraut, 9tr, 524, SH0z8OnOlr., treute
seltcrn 9lbeuO Yaitor u, s. Stcrgcc
Srn. @eOr9e 0cSit nit 6rl. &atie AR.
Graupe, &odtcr BON Wtarie 6. Eraupe.
Eruu3eu9en waren ,$5r. 0urrp Nt. &lOz
nell nn6 Sri. WIsnnic 5hlcsel, unO
untsr Oen tSeit9diten, welde BEN gteus
psrmablten ber;Jide 0lifwiinlAe unO
wertbuOle Glelhenfe Nnrbrnhten, befarz
BEN lid: Sr. SObn Sorit unO Satin,
3Obn $. Sort uuO Gattin, 6ruu Marp
6. Sruupe, 2ouiS Jfalt, uno Satin,
9Obu Sdnepfe unO Gfattm, 0cnrg
Sraupe unO @attin, SNui5 2lltuutcr
uno Satin, 6rant 8reitcnba6 uno
@attin, Gba8. 2Iltoatcr uaD Satin,
Gbcu. 9telber unO Satin, gSilbelm
S6Onbals uno Satin, 2OuiSi S1muIi
uno Satin, 5atOb 6Icfenihsiu uro
@ottin, 6rau Satburins SOrE unO
gnberc.
8ran0. Nui unbcfamnte iPeiic
9erietb aeiteru 0taAmitta9 in Der &Sobs
nung ocS gtcger8 3adariaS Si5nSy,
CIR. 221, Gumels9lucD, Elm Sctt tNt
Sranb. DuS Teuer maro ie6oh POM
ben SuiaIen 6eS 0auieS gel0idt, ebe
betradtliAer Sduben an9eridtet wuroc.
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Wflt Sahre SuhtbQns.
S.arcg, Der Sabnrauber bon Aquia.@reef,
iduoig befuuoeu NIB oerurtheilt.

S.arcp, Der Suburauber BON Aquia.@reef,
i6uois befuuoeu Iuo uerurtheilt.
Staffor SsG ourt.S ouie, 3d.,
Is. Ofai.-@barIes Z. SearcD murbe
beute msssn Setbeilisuns un oem GiieH@
babnraub bel Nqula.9reef por @jeriht
sebradt unO srtlarte iib iiir ldulois.
9tahb.m Der Staatsauwalt Die Srfldz
runs ubseseber bate, Der Staat babe
Searcp. luenn er iid gu bem SerbrsdIen
bttenncu uiiroe, eine SiraIe BON ni6t
mebr, ais IinT Sabren 5udtb0us in
4usidt selteut, uno nadOem Searcg
ie BIT iIr iid bate ipreden Oiirfen, CAB
Die Sum ibren @abrlpru4 IduIet9 ub
unO ieste oen raItsrnlln Iir ben 9lns
qetlastsu uui adt Sabre 3uat9aus an.
9a5 llrtbeil wuroe lOfOrt ScfGut, uno
Ssarcp wiro am 6rsitus na9 Dem .3uatz
bauie aebrant msroeu.