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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
SPORTSMEN ARE JUBILAAT.
Popular Decision Rendered by a
SOnoma County Judge.
The Fish Commissioners Will Hereafter
Be Assisted by County Boards
Of Supervisors.

The decision of Judge Dougherty of So
noma County, in which he holds valid the
State law empowering county Boards OF
Supervisors to pass restricting ordinances
regarding the taking of fish out of streams
during certain months of the year, was the
cause of most favorable comment among
lovers of the rod and gun yesterday. Mem
bers of the Board of Fish and Game Com
missioners are jubilant over the decision
and claim it will work benefit to the boards
future plans.
Joseph D. Redding, president of the
State Board of Fish and Game Commits
sioners, expressed himself as being greatly
pleased with the decision. He said that 1t
made police patrol of the various county
Supervisors, who would help the commits
sion to sustain the laws of the State. 'The
State is so large and the appropriation in
the hands of the commission so small,
said Mr.. Redding, ''that such help is ne
cessity to the board in order to carry out
the various provisions relating to illegal
fishing. 1t is impossible for the commits
sion with it's limited appropriation to
patrol all the streams of the State to see
that the laws are strictly enforced, and that
was the reason that the clause in the
county government act delegating powers
to county Boards of Supervisors was in
serted"
Mr.. Redding stated that there were sew
eral new laws introduced in the Leglsla-
ture now in session which would be of great
benefit to the sportsmen of the State, and
he hoped for their enactment.
William G. Murdoch, one of the mem
bers of the commission, beamed all over
! with smiles when asked if he had read the
decision of Judge Dougherty. :,
"It's great victory for the commission"
he said, because it establishes the validity
of section 2915 OF the county government
act, which empowers county Boards of
Supervisors to pass ordinances protecting
the fish and game in their vicinities. The
decision simplifies the work of the COM
mission and will be appreciated by all true
sportsmen throughout the State"
In regard to the bills pertaining to fish
and game laws now before the Legislature,
he said that the best evidence that they
were popular was the fact that they were
| framed in accordance with the instructions
from the California Sportsmen's Associa-
| ton and Endorsed by the Fish and Game
Commissioners.
Mr.. Murdoch stated that the commission
fattered itself in having worked hard for
the preservation of fish and game in the
State and he believed that the people were
aware of the need of Board of Fish Com
missioners and that the powers of retrench-
ment would not reach this commission at
least.
Several lovers of fishing and hunting
when spoken to regarding the decision
rendered by the Sonoma County Judge,
declared themselves as being greatly
pleased with the opinion and regarded it
as great victory for SportSmen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HAIR
~ Dor Commissioners No. 10 California street,
san Francisco, Cal, January ~, 1895
Sealed proposals or bids will De received az tnIs
Office at prior to O'Clock p. NJ on MONDAY,
February IL. 1895, for furnishing the materials
and building Union Depot and Ferry house, TO Dc
located on the foundation of approach to ferry
slips os. 2, 8, and on the water 'front.' OF the
city and county of san Francisco in accordance
with plans and specifications and In accordance
with the terms and conditions annexed tnereto
and made part thereof. prepared therefor py
the chief engineer OF the board and adopted by
the board January II, 1895, TO which specifca-
lions, terms and conditions on file in the ONCE OF
the secretary of the board reference Is hereby
expressly made.
The departments of work on the said depot ana
ferry house consist of the necessary construc-
tiona wrought steel ana cast iron work ana otner
iron work embodied in the specifications. mason
work. terra-cotta and fre-proonng. piasterlhg,
roofing skvlignts and galvanized iron work, car
peuter and joiner's work. and glazing, painting
and plumbing and easitting ia accordance with
tue plans and specifications on file in this once,
to which special reference is hereby made. -
deps on >, da'os;tng cox which viii be repaid on
returning said blue prints to tnlS once AtteI an
expiration OF five days from receipt thereof
y O bid will be received unless IL De made on
blank form expressly printed for the above work
furnished from this office. aud unless It Is accom-
panied by a certified check for per cent OF the
amount of the bid payable TO the order of the
secretary OF the board. rs guarantee on tue part
OF the successful bidder that ne WIN wisnin sax
(6) days after the acceptance OF his bid enter
into written contract to do SAID work according 20
the plans and specifications prepared therefor
and will agree TO the conditions and terms a. en-
bodied In and annexed TO said specifications. and
will also execute and file with this board COED
and sufficient bond. to be approved by said board
In suah amount as 1t shall direct, and conditioned
for the faithful performance of such contracts:
nor will said bid be considered by this board un-
less delivered to the secretary or assistant seere
tary at the office of the secretary No. 10 Califor-
MIA street at OF prior TO O'Clock P. NJ. on MON
DAY, February IL, 1885 at which time and place
the bids will be opened.
the hoard reserves the right to reject any or all
bids II deemed for the best interests of the State
Bidders are invited TO be present at the opening
of tho BIDS c.. F. BASSETT,
DAN T. COLE,
F. s. CHADB0URNE,
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
HOWARD G. HOLMES, Chief Engineer:
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NEW BOOKS EVERY DAY.
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age.
A Long Island woman found pearl of
IL inches in diameter in clamsheQ re-
Gently.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
STRUCK WITH a OLEAVER.
A Boy Arrested Who Nearly Killed His
Employer.

A Boy Arrested Who Nearly Killed His
Employer.
George Peters, restaurant-keeper at
1924 Market street, had his till robbed of
ST. so and his skull fractured by Eugene
Barraque, boy II years of age, who
worked for him on November Is last.
Peters was IN a critical condition for
some weeks, but finally recovered. The
boy disappeared and the police have been
searching for him since. He was arrested
on the water front yesterday by Detectives
Egan and Silvey and Policeman Brown
and taken to the City Prison, where he was
charged with petty larceny and an assault
to commit murder.
Peters story was that while asleep in the
kitchen the boy robbed the till and then
struck him over the head with cleaver.
The boy says that Peters had been i'll treat
ing him and he struck him with the cleav-
er. The robbing of the till did not occur
to him until afterward.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
Wants small Contracts.

Victor Hoffman, contractor, has
brought suit against the Board of Harbol
Commissioners and against each individ-
ual member to have the defendants en-
Joined from having the new ferry depot
erected under single contract. Holman
thinks contracts should be let for each
part of the work-the ironwork, woodwork
plumbing, finishing, etc.-as there are but
few firms who could undertake the work
in. its entirety and competition would be
much reduced and the smaller firms would
be shut out altogether.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
A Res;dence Robhed

The residence of 2. w. Lane, gripman on
the Howard street line, at POI Eleventh
street, was entered by burglars on Monday
afternoon during the absence of the occu-
pants. They had forced open window in
the rear with Jimmy and thoroughly
cash, and several articles of lewelry be-
longing to the family of Evelyn Cook, who
roomed in the house. Lane reported the
burglary at police headquarters yesterday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
A Fatal Envelope.

Deputy Surveyor Samuel Ruddell seized
fifty-nine cans of refined opium IN a room
occupied by Chinese over the barber-shop
at 746 Commercial street yesterday. The
discovery of an envelope addressed to the
number named was made on board the
steamer Saturn, when a seizure was made
upon that vessel the day before, and this led
up to the discovery and seizure.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

II EARNy AND WASHINGTON STS.-EEM0D.
n eled and renovated. KING, WARD d CO
European plan. Rooms soc to 81 so per day 81
to 50 per week, So TO $50 per months free baths;
bot and cold water every rooms hre crates IN every
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
Weak Men and W 0men

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives health Aad
Strength to the Sexual Organs 1a3 cod e
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

Track Notes.
B. J. Johnson, the Chicago turfman, was
a spectator at the track yesterday. Mr..
Johnson was here last winter with the
crack Rudolph and other horses that ran
in the colors of Hawkins & Johnson.
Fourteen bookmakers again drew in yes
terday.
Lochinvar was played heavily just before
post time.
Jerry Chorn made the remark after the
last race that Percy was the "runninest
horse ever he rid"
With better boy up Sedalia would have
been fighting for the money. She never
looked in finer condition.
Following are the starters in to-day
racing events:
First race, fve-eighths of mile, maidens-
Coquette 100, Jim Corbett 10Y, Monroe 10Y
Pronto 10Y, Special 107 Wag 10Y, LochinvaI
10Y, Grand Lady los, Norblich 100, My Sweet
heart 50.
Second race, three-fourths OF mile, selling
Gladiator 90, Find Out 100, Little Bob 50, Bel
Kohl 1Ol, Monita 100, Joe Frank 90, Prince 90
Third race, seven-eighths of mile, handicap
Jack Richelieu 112, Quirt 104, Pescador 102
Polaski 102, Gussie 101, Modesto "a, Flirtilla
80, Huntsman SO.
Fourth race, mile and half, hurdle, short
course-April al, Good Bye 138, Major Ban
1873, Nero 1876, Haymarket 135, Wild Oats 1876
Fifth race, eleyen-sixteenths of a mile
selling-Finesse 81, Sea Spray 106, Warragc
los, Mendocino Ill, st. Jacob 81, Arno 106
True Briton 10S.
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38l Not Yet, l02 INCA nllffe)... 61a 10 10
Poor start Won cleverly. Time, 1:0s34. Win
ner, brown FLY, by Red Iron-Lou b.
Betting: America to J, Prince Is 10 10, Pin
Ear 80 10 /. MeDdocino IL to ]. Yangedene 20 to
J. Valparaiso 8 TO 2. Sissy Jupe to ]. not let 40
to J. Lochinvar to ], Halifax 40 20 ].
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
Is to /, st Jacob TO 2. Clara White to s. Misty
Morn 10 to /, Nab FLY 40 TO /. Gasser to /.
400 THIRD RACE-Seyen furlongs; selling
tUeO. nurse S40O.

Good start. Won driving. Time, 1888. Winner,
b. e., by Argyl Gerhardine
Betting: Gordius TO 5, Volt to /, Eckert 10
to i. Bernardo to /, Blue Banner 4 to !.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
SUMMARY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S. 1895.
A01 FIRST RACE live furlongs; selling;
HUI. maidens; three-yeat-ods and upward
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

A Long Island woman found a pearl of
IL inches in diameter in clamshell re-
Gently.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30

Fair start. Won driving. Time, 1:l7A. Win
ner. uay ceiding. by winters Cotton Nose
Eetting: Joe Cotton 2to |, Morven TO 2. Sligo
s to l. Red Pat TO !, Jake Johnson so to ], Guada
loupe SO to J. Experiment geloing 10 TO l, Reserve
400 to /.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-30
T05 FIFTH RACE - six furlongs; selling
1tJtl pursa Sam

Fair start. Won pulling I'D. Inc, :Z3H2. WIN
ner brown horse. by FIontisr-Rusric Agnes.
Betting: Imp. Percy 2 TO 5. Draw Scot II to 5,
Rico 80 to ], ST. Adams 100 TO /.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-26

These lots will be offeree for sale Oh
terms and at prices within he reach a
every homeseeker These additions ar
on the finely equipped
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
Die Scrbrrfen III Sun Tran;isrn.
gSeitere Gntoeduuaen uuo Nusiaqeu.


Gan Tran3t6co, 16. Ipril. -
@eo. 9S. 5oriptb, Der @atte Der oerz
miBten 6ruu STA 6oriptb, BON bcr man
annimmt, baB iie ebenfals Don bent
Stuoenten Ourant ermoroct wurSe, crz
flart, baB leine Sruu ME Der emanuel
9emeinoe ansebOrt uno ieine5 WiNens
nad Die Stride berislben ME betreten.
SEQ. g. Sing, Ser Srsanlit Der &irz
DIE, in wel9er Die gloucnbaTten Serbrsz
diem perItt nurOen, bat beute Dem Bos
1i5eidei iOlgenbe sngaben gsmadt:
llm 9fadmlttas bes 3. 9lprtl. benz
5asc, on meldem SRI. 2amout per=
i9wanO, fab ct 9e9cn 3 llbr 9tadmits
tags, als er Die Stride betrat, Inn bic
Srset gu ipielen, auf Oem SrseldOr
Durant, melder aniheineub iebr aui9es
reat unb erif0pft mar. @r irug i'm,
mas ibm iesle unO 0uront antpOrlete,
baB er in cinem Gburm;lumer, in Dem
er einen eleftriIden 9lpparat auflteQe,
BON @as iiberwGltigt nOroen lei. 0a
&in9 wuBte, baB Durant ieit eiuiser
3cit t1atld6lid on elmer cleftrllhen
8srbinOuns Swiidsn Der Sau5sl unO
Gbor arbeitete, nabm ct bic @ntihulbiz
sung fur baare N,iiuse auf uuO Sadte
ni9t pleber an osn Soriua. 9tun mar
es am 8. 2lpril lbr 9taamittuss, ais
Sri. 2amOnt bic bObsre 90dtsridule
perlieB unO etma llbr Oelielbeu Cages,
uls iie gum leeten WRaIe in Der @el:uz
iduft 0uruut's s:isben murbe.
0a8 @erH9t, Durant babe iia bercit
ertlG,t, elm umfaiienOcs @eltdnOniB abb
suleeeu, wtrb BON leinem YertbeiOi9sr,
Oem 0lidter VI. M. SbOnpion in Abz
rsoe aelteQt. ,.-.s.,u -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
Cuba.

0apanna, 15. Iprt(.-9ie Soft
nungen Oer cubunliden abbGngigz
tcitSpar!ci, Die burd) Die niht mebr su
be3meiIelnOe 9tadridt, Die Sauptma9t
Der 5niursenren iet bel FulmorltO BON
ben Rs9lsruns6truppen in Die 6Iudt 9sz
idlugen, ibr 6Ibrer nGeneral" Sole
OtocrO befiuoe li4 a!s GeTungener in
ben SGn6en Der Spauier unb beiien
Stab8aef r@ensrul" 6lOr @rOmbs1 lei
i'm Sample 9eIulleu, elnsn 9ewaltlsen
StoB erlltten bubsn. inO Jest luteOer
etua5 9eltiesen Ourd bie &unbe, oaB
General DtarlmO @ome3 3u peiien MT
litariiaer &idtisfett, unbeusiamer
Gnersie unO GROCER Grfabrenbeit i'm
@usrlllutrie9e bic 9ulur9enten ba5
sroBte 9erttaueu babcn unb benz be8s
balb Die Oberite 2situns Der vBatriOten"
hi Sample um Die lluGbhan9i9feit bes
2anoes oou 2lnians III 5u9sOad]t mar,
nunm:br sIIfltb Ieine Gan0uug auf
cubanil6em SOosn bepcrflteuI9t babe.
ST fam pOn Sdu Domingo, no er Die
Gor0ersltun9en III Der 9efabruOuen
6abrt tgai, uud 9uba uuO lft pan elmer
S9aar entl6lONener Anbanger uno
9urtsI9Gnser besle!tet, unGer oeneu iih
aud ser in gtcwzDort unO in &eD<Welt
wOblbetunnte Sole Wturtt bsiinOen IOu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
Sebt tit oie 3eit, 3elo 5,s per'
OicEc:l.

eetten Diorut ncrbierte III nab 3obLuns aGer 2Iu g.
sab,n S175.46, b:u Oor2srsebeHo en- RoHot s149.s3
unb babe sur ieIbcH 3eit msiue re9uIdr.u @eihljte
beiOr3t. SD CLAUDE, irseab euer tann irsenoDo gee
rabe 10 gut ausuaten, ba it teiHesp,ss cine beOn=
Der; cute eaae urb feline gri0brura babe. geHn Sic
ein.n Gegcnitano haben. peIten ieoe 6amiie be-
bari, 10 t es isbr Ieitt i'm gu ucrfauer. gs ieint
fone,rbor, oas en gutter hiIger SIiiezgEaiter nies
ma5 porher auf ben Giartt eehratt puroe. 9lt
ocm GIimGrs"gSaidsr. meldsr SIS tolttt, ocE mir
Gber ir tefrInfte Stt 81 pertluIeH uHo oahr Den
YrclS msoer auf So c:boBcH, fonHt S5r oa5 2tldaes
ihrr iir cine vouliiie in Sspci Nrutea ipuie6 uro
trndEeu otu: bic oduoe in oas 22aiisr Su eGen. so
bolo 5cmarb ben gaaiter seisbeH. rcrlnH9t man els
uEo Tues iii ber Gcunh, lpGrum 10 rtel e'elo 10
idlEea peroient ueroeH farn. 2&e9eE SlHNInbe!teH
,uenoe man iidu an g. u. Suncs. lnter=G'sldlattss
iibrer, 3S5 NorS $ GbGrlcs Ctr, Baltimore.
WIe. Sd bin uterieu9t, odg ir9eno StmaTo pom 50
bis $40 Sd9 fam oa leoe Saulile balO
einen Sduiislz z2Eai6er habsn mill. Gerin1t i'm uno
nerof,ntIidt @uIs GrfabruEs gum SeiteH IHoerer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
Cuba.
8om TtIoe Der TepOlutlOu.

Saoanna, 16. 9Ipr;l. - Die bi.s
ii9eu SOipitGler iin0 nit psrnunoeten
8esierHn9struppen an9eiiiat. Gle trefs
fen. un9efGbr % 0tann sur 3eit, aus
benz 9nnern bes Staate8 Elm. lin ieoer
Sritif por3ubeu9en, uer0en Die GoOt.n
bel 9tadt unO 9tsbsl be9raben, llnssz
fabr 500 8erwunbete befinben iid] sur
.3eIt in ben Qa;aretben, BON beneR MIN
Oeltsns IS YrO3snt iterben meroeu.
sc brib, 16. 9lpril. - @eueral
Oturtines De @umpOs bat bem &rie98s
miniitsrium per &absl feline 4ufunft in
Cuba semeloet unO babel ieluer Soifz
nuus IuSorud psrlicben, OaB er IN
StanSe itin mer0e, Die ,SniurrettiOn
prompt uno Obuc uicl Slutuer9isBen ju
unterDriifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
IuBlano.
sSalid)c Etbelf6eiuc ats Gnalano
ffttGnrtfrr

Ct. Peter5 burg. 16. 9lpriG. -
Scit lanserer .3eit wartu bic ruiiiideu
gebOrben bemiiBt, Dem ialiten Bapter@
sslo auf Die Spur Su fommen, cas- in
sr oBsn WtaIien bisr in ct. Betcrsburg,
lolple in anberen Stabtcn HuBlano'5
cirtulirt. Der Y.roadt RET Scb0rosn,
bas bieie g Sd:ins i'll 4uslauo fabrl;irt
unS uah JtuBlanO importirt wiroer,
bat iitl jest ooaauf beltati9t, inneul Die
Gnlosdun9 9cnludt wurbe, OaB 1a5 falz
i9s Yapicr1elO in Sleiitiften, D. +. in
cen Soj5 5biiiien oerielben aus Gu9lauo
bsriiber9elanbt wurOs. Gin lolhe5 gleiz
itiIt mar im 3Oubauie herausseialIen
unD anoeren Cages an9cipist pOroen,
wObei big Seid)dte iid 1crausitellte.
IS perlauiet, baB Scm neueruanuIen
9eucraE<9Ouuerueur BON Bolen, Gra@
fen Faul Sdumalom, oem irIberen
ruiliihcn SOtidaitsr in Berlin. oaS
YortsieuIlle 0ss Otiuilteriums oes Srz
n.ren an9ebOten wOroen lei, ra6 .r bies
i.s isood abs,ldlassn babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
CurOpGiI6e Jsa6e(6eri6te
ScutI9lann.
Sic &ranf8cit ScS Siri.em Sis.

Son D on, 16. 9Ipr;l. - Gin. De-
peIdc al Die r@eutral Stems" aus Serz
lin, nelott beute f,iib auf's yteue, oaB
6iirit 9tamard ernitlid crfrantt lei
uno, NnB 3r. Sawennigcr auf @runO
clNer telesrapbiia oil tbn ersanscne
lunorOerun9 na9 6rie0rtdsrube ubac.
rciit lei.
Son b II, 16. 2lpril. - Cine De-
pei@e aus 6rieoriasrube an cine bielige
9teulgfeltssa9enlur BON Beute 5Utittas
batlrl, mEloet, DaB 6iirit SiSmarf scs
fern gtadlmlttag iiber @rmioung getlust
babe, beute friib absr wieOer poll lltdublg
hersciteIt lci.
Serltn. Is. 2lpril. - Shirt Sis=
mnrd otrlcbtc btn beuti9en Gag in
filler 3urafsejOssnbcit. 6rieOrihsz
rube bat oaS feitltde gluSiebsn perloz
rem, uno alle 0etOratiOnen i'm Serrenz
haus, NIT Iusuabme berienisen i'm
@mpfangSzSual, iiub entfernt ipurOen.
&eraos gilbert vom 9feroe
seitiir5t.
Statts art, 16. 2lpril. = Scr3us
gilbert, bcr &ronprln3, waro beute our9
einsn Stur5 bonn Eier0e bcOcnfli6 per-
leet. Gr fiel auf Oen Stopi uno leioct
nunm:br al elmer 0ebirnerI6ii!t.runs;
bod lit nah slniidt btr 9ler3te feIne
Stretie 0efabr fir lem yebsn oorbanben.
Ssunocrt SaBre alt.
Berlin, 16. 2lpriI. .-Die betannte
Sr!br lleberieesrin 6rau Wiablins,
VeuoOngm SIiers, bat 3ur 6eier hires
100. 9eburIsta9cS be9un9en. GntdBz
LID be5 Su9cs rauo im S9lQertbeater
elne 6citpOrltelluua itatt. Die Subts
larin, lusI6er Die 8ubl Ireiseiteut mar.
bate UNI OIe auiiHbruns bes Srtb'iden
Studss n9omentri.s" sebeten, unO
beabiidtist, Der 9luifiibruns periOnli9
bctiuluObnen. 2eiO.r ma6ts oaS Bcrrz
idsnOe raube QSettcr biei. abiiat uus
ausiiibrbar. Sbre &inScr uuO gnfel
maren ubsr .3eusen Der @brung, welde
Der 9reiIen Wtutter uno 9roBnutter sus
tbeil wurbe.
Sen Slammen s,tut Spfer eefallem.
Sam burs, 16. 9lpril.-Eas @ut
9ruen9lft bel &tel lit in Ser seltrtsen
9to6f BON ciuem perbesrcnOen 'Seuer
betmseIutt mOrpen. Gine 9leibc bliiz
benOer Nnwelen fieleu Dem sntf,ilelten
@lcment gum Spisr. Iber audi !Oteuz
l4enlebsn itno perloren 9esangen. .3wet
PerIOnen iinO in oen 6lammen, uslde
ii6, oen elnem idarItn 8iube ansss
fatt, nit raicuoer S9ueuisteIt aus
brelteten, umgetommen.
Die GroHnuns oes Ioronits Secs
SsanaIs.
&ieI, 16. glpril. - Yin oer Gr6ffz
nuussz6eier Ocs NoroOitiee.&ana iou,
ten audi Die beioen pya6tisen Oampier
Der nSamburs sImerlfa>Hinie" ,gtors
MAMMA" unO y6irit St5mard" nit
@aiten au SOro tbeilnebmeu. Cine
tsdnti9s Shwieristelt hat Die Sbellz
nabme unmOsIid gemu9,. Die O3cans
0ampIer iinO iibsr $50 Dtetsr lang unO
fOnuen oesbaIb nIdt seidlsuBt psrOsn.
Sle limo aIio pon rer 9urdIahrt aus
9eidlOhen.
Geri@ieoenes.
Der befannte Nfrifaforid.r @raf b.
Yfeil bat lth nit Der permittweten 6reiz
frau Anua BON Olinutoll, gebOrene
6reiln BON Ntinutoliz8oloed, Ssrrin
auf 6rieOersborf am Gueis. perlobt.
Der Sambur9er 9au8matler Sonas,
seuannt @Oben, weldcr na6 Betrii9ez
rei,n NIT Sbl.suttonen i'm 8elrug BON
10000 G)tart flI6tis seiporoen mar,
lit III Samburs ielblt pOn Oer YOll;si er<
9rifien iporoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
Gilos Wmcrifa-
Chilli p.rliert aABigtauieno 8eios.

SalpuraiiO. 0. 16. 9lpril. - Gin
GROCER 8etrus tit bier entO'dt wor0en,
Der Dem Saaeumte Der 9iepublit Die
bHbid. Summc BON $4,000 FcioS tO<
ltst. Gine iid in ben bOdtcn Sreiien
bewcsenbe Dame miro beidulbigt, ben
9tam,n beS Brdi iibenten Der &epublit,
iomle Den be5 6iuGn5miniiters geialIdt
gu baben. Die betrefienOe Dame iOa
perbaitet poroen Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-17
sie llnidluln fam an nrn yaa.

Grfaunlide 8euOun9 eIneS 0tOrOprOaeNe8.
&utGuub, 3d., 16. 9priG.-Gine
Ibsrraidenoe Ten0uu9 fam beute in
benz DtOrOprO3eiie 9s9en SeurD Surris,
pelaer osr &rmOr0uns BON $. .. 2awz
renee ansetla9t mar. Der Staats'
ssugs, Albcrt Braun, 9citanO nGmlia
Elm, baB ct uno ieln Guter semelnldaIts
lid ben Wtoro perIbt batten uno t0arz
ri8 unidulOts iei. 3arrl8 uurbe ioiOrt
irei9ciprOden unO aus Der Suft entluiz
len: Braun's Sater iit uibt mebr am
Qphrn-
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Sausciuifur,.

.3wet 2lrbeiter getOOtet, spel dlmer u.rIett.
@1oeerspille, N.z0., 16. 9lpril.
-Das neue ieiner SolIeuoun9 entsesen
qebenoe Gcbauoe Don $. SieR ltiirste
9sute Gormttta9 aus unbetanuten liz
iaheu sin. 3wet 2lrbeiter, lSalbinsz
ton unO 2lhram Secoer, aus Sobuiton
wuroen uOn ben ialcnben &rImmern
eridla9cn uuO 5. q. 5reeman, Elm
Blumber, unO Oellen @ebiilfe idmcr
periebt.
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24uG aai 0cm 8ebiete Der Wan,,s
faftur ,nad1t Sapan beoeGtenoe
SprtSdjrittc.

2Onbon, 16. 2lpril.-0en, Simes"
miro aus &imUtO, 9apau, gsmeibst;
Die bier tiirslih er0finete 9lusitenuns
;eIst BON Der bcpeutenOen Gntluifelung
Der iupunii9sn 6ubritate auf iOisenb.u
@ebleten: 6aieru, Gertilz 8aaren, 2ez
Der, MaId,ineu, Boliteriaden, @irfez
reieu, Giienwaurcn, wunOGr3tlide unO
wiNenidaitlide 5ultrumente, Gbemltaz
lien unb @laswaaren. 81. Trcile fit
bieie 8aaren idIitBen ieOe OtOgliafeIt
elmer @onfurren3 aus.