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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
JUDGE TEXED BY THE DOCTORS.
JUSTICE SCHUCHMAN on THE COMMITMENT
OF ALLEGED LUNATICS-DISAPPROV
OF THE USUAL METHODS

OF ALLEGED NATlCS-DlSAPPhONAE
OF THE USUAL METHODS.
Justice schuchman. who is holding Chambers Of
the City Court. vexed yesterday when Drs.
Allen Fitch and Whitman, OF Bellevue Hospital APP
peared before him and asked him to sign a batch
OF papers that would commit twenty or thirty per-
cons to the Insane Asylum Wards Island. He
said In a voice which indicated anger: II am asked
upon the affdavits OF two physicians Of Bellevue to
sign papers declaring men insane. If am asked to
decide ordinary question In the court. GER
tain facts have TO be submitted to me on which
can base an inference or conclusion. or arrive at
decision but in this you ask me TO determine
question affecting anothers liberty simply on the
conclusion of others
What I consider my duty under the law is to
jury Let him give his testimony. and by his actions
and the testimony of others let him be judged. IL
the jury render a verdict declaring him insane the
Judge will be bound 10 sign the commitment by
this mode of procedure the alleged lunatc gets his
rights under the law, whereas by your method ne Is
locked up in an asylum without opportunity TO
defend himself | entertain conscientious scruples
about sending possibly sane man to an asylum
and I warn you against coming before me with
similar request again. Your motion Is denied
Justice Schuchman seen afterward in his
private chamber and said he was tired OF having
Bellevue doctors trying to make him party 10
their methods. He referred to the Levy and Thur
man could be deprived OF his liberty
II have known Levy" said he. for fifteen years;
and know he IL sane. One jury was discharged
and the second jury disagreed and In the mean
Diet and associate with people that would ultimately
make sane person Insane.
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he MUST STAY OUT OF THE CLUB.
j. CARLTON WARD UNABLE TO GET HIMSELF
REINSTATED

j. CARLTON WARD UNABLE TO GET HIMSELF
REINSTATED.
J. Carlton Ward has failed in his attempt TO
reinstatement to membership in the Uptown
Association. Justice MacLean yesterday In the
Special Term OF the Supreme Court. denied his ap-
pcation for peremptory mandamus to compel the
Board OF Directors restore to him his privileges
OF the club
Mr.. Ward some months proposed as men,
Der Of the association. which is composed Of bust
ness men in the neghborhood OF Twentythird-s;,
and has its headquarters at Eightecrih-s. and
Fifth-ave. Henry Siege OF the firm OF Sicge.
Cooper Co., drygoods merchants. Mr. S.egels
name posted for considerable time in the
club rooms. but action was taken in regard TO
his election by the Board Of Directors Mr.. Ward
became angry and sent circular letter to all the
members Of the club denouncing the directors TO
whom. he said. he had complained about the delay
in eecting Mr.. Segel.
When the proposed election OF Mr.. Segel finally
came up at club meeting he was hlackballcd.
Then the directors summoned Mr.. Ward before
them, told him that his conduct calculated TO
injure the Interests OF the club and expelled him
from membership.
Mr. Ward brought his grievance court. and
obtained order to show cause why the per-
ing him club membership. which Justice Mac
Lean denied yesterday In his opinion the Justice
said that the club directors acted within their
rights.
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UORE UERTCiN CLAIMANTS"
ANOTHER LARGE ESTATE IN ENGLAND ALLEGED
To BELONG TO HEIRS ~ THIS COUNTRY.

ANOTHER LARGE ESTATE ~ ENGLAND ALLEGED
TO BELONG TO HEIRS ~ THIS COUNTRY.
A tory was lndustriously circulated yesterday by
a person whose Interests lay In giving 4; \ wide
publication that 81 10000 was awaiting New York
heirs by T. decision in the Eng ish 'our, Of chan
cory The heirs IL was alleged. were Mrs Harriet
Spoford Childs and her son. who live at no. Di
West Twclih-si.
when Mrs Ch!lds was seen las, evening by a
Tribune roporier she said that she had received
the notice - the Legacy from an attorney IN Lon
don and another who was much better known than
an attorney" She did not reveal the IDENTIFY OF her
informants and dwelt on details OF family history
supposed 10 throw light on the reported beques'.
The story handed ont by the distributor OF the
legacy report yoftcrd,y recited that Mrs. chldS
was born I'm Spofordsyille. Conn In 1876 the daugh
ter OF an American officer In the War OF lsl2 AMI
that when she was twenty-five years ola. she mar
RED Dr. Samuel n. Chds OF New-York. Then foilo"s
an account OF European travel ana presentation 10
Queen Victoria Or and Mrs childs returned to
New-York and In the early seventies entertained
Holt The English visitor became ILL., ana the story
bck - b@sb by Mrs ChilIs Mr. Holt returned
England and Inherited princcly estate from ms
hT3 s Hsi 81 REPEATED by Mrs cds yesterday
10 81. 10000 was bestowed by lord non upon bI,
The account then describes contest by the hcirs
~ lard Holt opposing the American bequest. and
decision in Chancery resulting In favor OF Dr
Childs or his heirs after twenty years OF nuSdton
Mrs Childs yesterday announced her intention OF
going abroad at once TO claim the legacy. Hci SON.
s Russell Childs is described as an opera singer.
and a daughter IL is further stated married eN-
Governor Prince Of New Mexico.
Referring to the numerous allegations mat large
estates in Chancery awaited American claimnhts IN
England the United States consuS-treneraI IN Lon
don have repeatedly declared that no such ieSacies
exist: that for years single estate involving
a la rce sum with requests TO Americans has been
In liilgatio and all reports or fabulous weith IN
England awaiting heirs in this country have been
stamped as fraudulent One ambitious dssemnator
Of sich repOriS has been sertcnced 70 PrlsOn
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CONTACTS TO BE AWARDED MONDAY.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE CONSIDERS THE DISPOSAL
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THAT MR. JERoLo-
MAN TOOK SIR. wARING TO


The Board Of Estimate met In executive session
yesterday in the Mayors inner office FOR the pur-
pose OF further considering the bids recently made
FOR the final disposition OF garbage and street
refuse No contracts were awarded and none VIII
be until Monday OF Il a
Reports that there no: time at the meeting
and that President Jerolonar. OF the Board or Al
d,rmel. took Commissioner Warng severely 20 task
for alleged dilaiory methods In the Street Cleaning
Department In relation TO these contract were de-
Med by members Of The Board OF Estimate.
Colonel Warlag said after the meeting that the
Offer Of the Newark city officials 20 take cry refuse
FOR The purpose Of iillng In the "iackensark mead
ONO" haI been cause OF delay. The Newark pep-
pie. y" SAID had become possessed OF the BELLE That
Ncw-York city Wa .n gfet; ~tralts for a dumping
~ una inI could bc forced u pay big price u the
municipality = Newark would rcmov" ana dispose
~ N~w-YoTk's street collections. Il Informed
them" Comm sfOuer Warlng said. that ~ were
in 10 desperate condition. as We hal Rker's Island
which We already prepared 90 rcco.y" ANY quantity
90 our r.fse l. %'w ir would dispose o.: - cheap
sr than other applicants all right. Otherwise ncgl-
fAflOls would be- a waste ~ time think IL doubt
!a = ~ hear further from them
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GOOD DEMAND FOR ACTUAL COTTON.
SPOT SALES IN THE SOUTH LARGE-EXPoRTs
EXCEED PORT RECEIPTS

Secretary Hester of the New-Orleans Cotton FIX
change makes the amount Of cotton coming IN sSht
for the week ending last night 6oS@ bales, against
lO95j3 for the corresponding week last year. The
amount that came in sight last year after April l
vac IN round numbers 10000 bales, and TO make
the present crop 10000 bales 10000 bales must
come in sight between nov and September |. or elk
bales for every brought Into sight last year
The weeks showing is far be:ow this ratio
There were COOL spot sales again yesterday In ali
the SPOT markets New-Oreans sold 5000 bales.
Memphis $500 Galveston 592 Mobile 400, Augusta
"A and in the local market 364 TO spnners The eX-
ports for the week. dpproxmatlng 1000 bales, were
several thousand bales In excess OF the receipts al
the ports which 1899 bales, against $1,000 last
year The stocks Of cotton at the ports OF this
country fell TO 500 900 bales The stock Of certifi-
Gated cotton at this port is now only 5000 bales,
and 1t was reported that this VIII all De shipped
from here by May To-
The stocks at the interior towns lost 1900 bales
for the week and now 266.l19 bales. against
PAL SIS last year.
The above figures did not affect the speculative
market for they not known until after the
close OF the Exchanges Prices opened on the New
York Cotton Exchange points down and closed at
about the opening figures after day Of extreme
dunese August sod down TO 1853 and closed at 7o4.
after selling up to 7.67. May closed at '63 after
selling at go and 765. The decline was caused by
smaller spot sales in Lverpool-s0O bales-and fut-
erency problem
The weather was said to be unseasonably cool in
Arkansas but warmer In Texas. Crop news from
the South included the following
New-orsans APr 1.-THE Greenylle wash ssss
than expected being planted in corn In consequence
of the great increase in the hog crop last year
The corn crop is nearly exhausted. being fed to the
immense increase Of hogs and cattle" Washington
County Is the largest In Mississippi ana raised lVoVW
bales two years ago.
The large parish Of ST. Landry. La, sends word
that the large hog crop will require a large corn
crop. Where then the fabulous cotton acres
coming from?
Martin Falls County North Texas. special says
conservative estimate of acreage increase about 10
to Is per cent. including new land" San Patrcio
South Texas special: Acreage Increase about 10
per cent" Almost certain Mississippi Valley and
tributary country's increase not over per cent.
Begins to look generally throughout South that
ca led supendous acreage VIII not exceed 10 TO II
per cent IL much. Large quantities Of fertilizers
used on and small grain
Exports from Great Britain for March were as
follows: Yarns 100000 pounds; total for season.
81 4S5 against &C. 900 last year. Cloths A2 O0O
900 yards; total for season. 1882 0oo against 1885,
$4,000 last year
Ilverpools stock OF cotton increased 5000 bales
during the week. and now 564 900 bales less than
at this time last year.
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THE JyDICTUENT DISMISSED.

Judge Newburger yesterday In Part II. General
Sessions. dismissed the indictment against Ewaid
scbmalz. who was indicted for connection with the
stealing Of s9o 900 worth OF antiques from DR. Johns
house at No East Thirieth-st. last January.
The antiques were part OF the Aschlle coIect'oh'
eohmaIz was a Waterman at the place and was a
hen, If Richard Louis Zschlle. OF Grossenheim.
Sppnnv The owner OF the collection. part OF the
$500 .r,ioues were found the house OF Charles
4'o rhr No s25 Avenue A. The latter said Schmaiz
thcunt To
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THE SUEEPSCOT on FIRE.

The steamer Trinidad. from Bermuda. arrived
here Yesterday reports that on April :? 100 miles
southeast OF Sandy Hook. she passed the schootcr
Sheepscot OF Wiscasset. Me, Captain l.. s Brown.
On fire The Sheepscot was bound from Green
Landing. Me. for this port. with "A cargo OF stone
consigned TO II. t. Raws0n Co. 49,
The Sheepscot Of II tons register, was bnilt nj
Wsca : sci in 1890 and owned by X. 7. Rundett.
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.yorUER ADMINISTRATION" DINNER.

co,oroI George f. Warng. jr. Street Cleaning
Commissioner. has ent out notices to the heads Oh
n,n,n.I departments for the second "administra-
' '., s,rer which Is to take place at the Lotos
c rU, No KS Fifth-ave on Tuesday. April q. at
7ao m Notices Of acceptance Of the b ,nvafS non
are 10 be sent to Colonel WaTmg a. att dinner
IS of a. the Metropolitan Club March - Mayor
Strons and eight members OF ms esoAas'
or0geUt
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IN BEHALF or THE FREE LIBRARY.
MAYOR STRONG WILL PRESIDE AND PROMINENT
MEN WILL. ADDRESS THE MEETING
AT CIIICKERING HALL

At the public meeting in Chckering Hall at 4'So
D m to-day in behalf of the Free Circulating Lii
brarv Mayor Strong Is expected to preside. In ad-
ditlon 10 addresses by ". Bourke Cochran. ex-
Judge Henry r. Rowland and Andrew Carnegie. as
announced John l.. Cadwaader will speak In refer
euce TO the New-York Public Library castor. Lenox
ard Tllden foundations).
The library circulated $4,000 volumes last year,
the contribution OF the city being $1,000 new
branch is needed the upper West Side
The officers Of the New-YOrk Free Circulating LII
brarv are: President. J. Frederic kernochan; vice
presidents Oswald Ottendorfer. Henry r. How ana.
Mrs Richard James Cross and Mrs. Francis g.
TarI,v.. treasurer Jacob H. Schf; secretary, Will
lam Greenough Auditing Committee. George I.
Clark Henry Marquand and Richard James Cross,
and librarian. Arthur l.. Bostwick.
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hurt them.
Ms Wright was also present when Carrie Snyder
made the statement to Miss Dealing. and testified
10 that effect The same questions were asked the
witness as ha1 been asked other inmates of the
home as TO having Of cruelty and outbursts
OF bad temper on the part Of the superintendent.
and she answered by saying that she had never seen
any acts Of the kind
The hearing will be continued on Thursday morn
ing. when II is expected more former inmates Will
give testimony
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

fcIsenoen ShIuspertbetluns meroen
niht uur bic 344, $50 Wtarf ~betrasen'
ben Soroerungen poll be9lihen peroen,
ipncern es bleibt alid) nod cine srCBere
Summe bon Der Wtaiie iibris.-Ter
9ammerunteroiiijier Sabu bonn bie'
iisen Ss;irfstommanco bat iid er'
idOiien. GS ma ibm eine Hepiiion
a~ngeiast uno man Slaubt, eab er
llriate bate, eieie 81 fiirdten.
Veip;is. 6urtt Dor Straie trieb
Die l6tGbrise 2o6ter Selma ees
Sienitmannes 6. freipillis in ben
3uo. @eeen zines Oiebitabls icllte
it'd bas iunse Wtdoheu oemudhit Dor
@eriht psrantporten. Sic lieB iih
bon einem @iiter;us iiberfabreu.
Stttau. Gin Soloat bes bier
itebeuren Sufanterie .Reeiments, 0ta'
mems Soiimann, bat it'd in Der Sa'
ierue eriboiieu, fur; nateem er oort'
hin bon elmer Spt;eitsfeier Suriid'
gefebrt mar.
3pidau. Cine Niaiienuersiituns
bat in WiilisnsSt. Niideln in Der
Gaitpirtbihait Goltel ourh gum Wttt'
tasSeiien perwenoeteS Wiebl ~itattsefun'
ben. Spei FerIonen limb seltorben.
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4roB6erjost6um SeGeu.

Oarm itaot. Die 8ssisrunsen
BON PreuBen uuo Seiien haben Der
Vuopi9sbabn .Geiellihaft bebuiS Ser.
ltaatlIhuns Der Sahn Elm 9lnsebot bon
$4,000, 900 Wtart 9emabt. Veioe 9te'
3ierun9en balten ibr Sebot bis l5,
Suli ;. 3. aufreht. -Gine pom Staot.
peroroneteu VergitrdRer einberuiene,
pom Sberbiir9ermei iter Morneweg unS
MflnIern aus allen 9reiien beiu6te
@~eriummluns beitloB einbellis, Der
Grri6tuns etnes boil itanoisen itdos
ttlhen Saoes aur senoilenldaftlihem
WeS nit itdotiider Silfe r%aber3utreten
unb feete einen porbereitenoen guS,
ffus elm.
Bettenbauen. Der antiiemis
tide lbseoronete aSbler BON bier 1T
gum Serp0lter Der bier rleu etri6teteu
VoitaSentur ernannt woroen. Die
Wablprilfunsstommiii bot in Solse
eefien iein Wanoat fiir erloi9en sr'
nS-t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

Watns. MRit unierem, eurd feline
llnidOnbsit eerabe;u beriibmt 9emor'
eenen SdillersO eutmal trieben neu'
LID Natts sinise SpuBu6Sel ibr unebr'
erbietises Weien. Oils Der Tag sraute,
fanc sr ben 9idter aui ieinem boben
9oiiament nit roth bemaltem gelidt,
SalStrasen unb Sdlaimiiee, einen
Sonnenlbirm unter benz arm. Die
beilise Sermanbab iorste fir baloislte
9eieiti9uns Der MaSteraoe.
@ormS. lieutenant .. Saas, Elm
sobn oes Observation-Disclosures in
@apreutb, bat iit in sinem anfall
pon S6wermutb bier eritOiieu.
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Saoeu.

8arlsrube. Sier ioll elm nsuss
S6ulbauS nit einem aoitenpors
anidlase BON 2l5,O 900 Utart erbaut
peroen. Der 8au foil bis Sitern 1898
fertis seitellt werSen.
Wtottl bonn bieiisen SOftbeater erbielt
cine iabrlihe Outage BON 5000 Warf,
bamit er nidt nab Mitnben 9ebe.
Babens8aben. gn Der Cub,
ffription fir bic 9lnlage zines Glettri.
~Sitdtsmerfes Der Staot Uaben baben
lid elf Sirmen betbeilist, beren 9nses
bote Swii6en 3OO,O 900 uno 7SO, 900
Wtarf i6nanfen.
Seibelberg. 0aS Somite 3ur
Grridtung zines BiSmardsO entmalS
eabier bat bic Nusfiibruns an Yrofeis
Tor 9onnoorf in Stuttsart p~erseben.
Die Biite in meibem Marmor erbdlt
cine SObe por, l Meter 80 Gentimeter,
Der Sodel in rotbem i6weoiibem
Grant bon 3 Wteter 10 Gentimeter.
Oils auiitellunssplas lit bic Wiitte oeS
Bismardsartens in ausii6t genom'
men. Die electromagnetic 1T auf ldnss
items l. 9lpril bes tommenben Sabres
beitimmt.
Sffenburs. Sparbanftaiiier
Daur puroe we9en unterihlasuns BON
420, 900 Wiarf unb urtunbenfdlihuns
lu adt Sabren Sudtbaus uno flint
Sabren Gbrperluft perurtbeilt.
ueberlin9en. Sn ben alten
6eftunss9raben, welde ieet bic prdd'
tt9en Staotanlasen bilben, baben in
Gol9e Der anbaltenben Ndiie mebriade
Grbabrutidunsen itattseiunoen, 8ui9.
peri, 8dume unb Suaberiteine iiber
bic iteilen Wauerwdnbe nit ii6 rel.
benS.
Wertbeim m. Inter ben Reben Der
Wlarfuns rlnteriimmern 1T cine Guns
senieude aussebroden, welbe bieies
@ilb maiienbaft gum Yerenben brinst.
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S@mef3.

Bern. Die 8erner Sberlanbs0 Dab.
men, S6pnise Elattes 8abn, @enserr.
alp Vabn uno Sauterbrunnen Wtiirren'
Gabn baben aud fir 1896 Den Dit.
9liecern bes alpenflubs sesen glusmeiS
balbe Sabrtare bewillist. Gin ab'
tommlin9 Der Wfiiietbdter i'm 0eruer
B%drensraben tommt ais Wappeutbier
in'S rSotel Var" na6 @rinolpalb.
9as erlt orei Wionate alte, iebr poiiirs
li6e 2bierden foil, UNI Die Si6erbeit
Der 6remoen in @rinbelpalb nidt gu
SefabrSen, oils rSesetarianer" er3osen
perSen. = Sm ab9elaufenen Sabre
babeu iib i'm @an;en 1916 Stieb.
pereine nit 1875, l49 Wfitslieoern um
Grtbeilung oes punbesbeitraseS be.
porben. Der Bunb bat sulammen fir
eieien 3wed 272, 1876 Sraucs perauss
9abt, oaSu nod 1900 6rancs fir
tafultatipe uebunsen unb 1878 Srancs
8eitrdse an 81 8abettenforps, 10 baB
bie geiammte Bunbesunterltiisuns fir
1895 lid auf 295, $40 SrancS belauft
segeniiber 1877, $50 Srancs i'm Sabre
1894, elm 5%ablenmdBtser 8eweis, mie
lebr oaS freimillise ShieBwelen BON
Sabr ju Sabr ii9 entmidelt.
3u3ern. Die @iiti6babn tn Qu3ern
bate lestes Sabr 25, $40 6rancs GIN.
rabmen uno 1899 Srancs ~slussaben.
Der Eeiusewinn betrdst 1888
Grancs eS mirb cine 1ipibenbe bon 81
Yro;ent be,ablt.
&ppen3ell. Dem mobernen Berg
fport buloiste In @ppsn,ell elm aus
benz IrmenbalS In Rebetobel entlaufe.
aer @abniinniser. Gr ities mitten in
Der Nadt auf ben ,Soben 9alten,"
fano aber ietuer perwirrten 9lnaaben
ipe9en bort feline Gufnabme unb trieb
ii4 Die san,e Na6t aui benz @ipfel
berum. slm anoeren Morsen finsen
bier ourb ben @irtb telepboniid bon
Sdwenoi berbei9erufene Mfanner ben
~trrIinntgen Nlpinilten elm unb iiber,
eaben i'm Der Solicit.
@raubiinoen. Der Weiler 99aih.
bella bel Hemiis itebt In GROCER Sc,
tabr, perl6Ittet ~ merbeu. @ieberbolt
ltiirSten 6elsblode In unmittelbarer
Nabe Der Sduier nieber. Wan beutt
oaran, ben Weiler sdn,ltd 3u perlaiien.
Iarsau. 0as Dab S6iu,na4
teiert i'm l%aufenoen Sabr bas Subilaum
ieines 2OOidbrisen Ueitanbes.
Qeifu. On Qororro motion mr.
Beit 10 piele 8rembe, baB bic SOte.
Tiers tbnsn ibre eisenen @obnrdume
abtreten miiiieu.
&t1Ser CNreten mad
| ltttdIss's GAeWsaL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-21

s.vps,.u veWl,Weu y~uDccsltaat III Der
geiut Der boberen Sfulen i'm Vers
baltuiB Elm 70 sablreifer, ME In
Sbpaben. Bon 10, 900 Wiirttember'
germ senieBen "a eiuen bOberen Inter
ridt. 0iellei6t iii audi nirsenbS cine
10 9robe llebersabl an Gramiuirten 3u
finoen, ais serabe audi i'm Sdwabens
lano.-Iie Vauarbeiten fir Die bieS'
idbrise Misunderstanding Der 0eut'
fden @anowirtbihaftss @eiellitait auf
benz @aaien werben nit aller 8raft
9efOrbert. 1ros Der ein9etreteneu
Shpieri9teiten, in Solge oeS boben
Waiieritauoes beS NefarS unS bes
gusltanbeS Der 3immerer, oenen auf
ben Vauitellen Der glusltelluns Die
S%oroerunSen bepillist murSen, fam
bic Iusitellun9 CUR beitimmten Seit
AM IL. Suni erofinet peroen.
Sreubenitabt. Sier foil Elm Grs
bo~lurgsbaus fir weni9er @emittelte
berseitellt peroen. Gin aomite bat
iid bereits sebiloet, bas Saus iOll fir
runb 10 @Ilte ein9erihtet merben uno
bas san;e Sabr seOifnet bleiben, ba
auf benz ShparSmalo Der Ninter meiit
ionuenflar lit uno rubiseS @etter
berridt. las unternebmen lit iebr 3u
be9riiBen.
Seilbronn. I'm Die Sufunfts'
LIME rSiicbabnbof" babier gu erlan'
gen, baben bier Sabrifanten bes iiios
liden 3beiles Der Stabt Die bobe
Summe BON PIT, 600 Wiart seSeibnet.
9auffen. Sn 8dlbe ioll Die aors
reftion Der burt ibre lleberihpemmun'
gen 70 sefdbrli6en GDab porgenommen
unb bel &auffen bamit b~esonnen per.
ben. Die Soften iino aui runo 20, 900
0iart berehuet, pouon bic Sdlfte Die
@emeinbe ielblt gu trasen bat.
W0brinsen. Der 6~iloerbabn.
geiellifaft wurSe Die Grmdftisuns
ertbeilt gum ausbau Der Yabn bon
bier mad Taibinsen gum ani6luB an
bic f0niSlife Staatsbabn einerieitS
unb an bic BON WtObrinsen nab Neus
bauien anoerentheilS.
ulm. Dor Der bieiiseu Straffams
mer fam elm Marieni6uepro;eB CUR
S%erbanoluns, ben Der Seiienpuluer'
fabritant Sie9lin in aaden se9en ben
Sabritanten Ndgele BON @Oppinseu
anseitrenst bate, Der itatt bes Sbpas
men cine Sans auf Der Stutmarfe
ausebradt bate. Straie 800 Wtart,
GuBe fir ben SlGser 1000 Wlarf unb
9e,abluns Der Soften. j3wei 9ieiienSe
miilien so beSiebunSsweiie 40 Miart
Strafe jablen.
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Sa6(eu.

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