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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-22
RD a M GO a M 8 CT

HOUSE & COTTAGES. SHELTER ISLAND L. J.. y. T.
(HOTEL REBUILT since FIRE. August ls96J VIII
open June 26'h: The NewYoI office open daily to
be received. Telephone. lsth-s. 1917. send for IL
Illustrated pamphlet. II. d. W. LAWSON. formerly OF
Murray Hill Hotel Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-22
Proposals

ID ROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
= OF THE TIBER CREEK AND NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. HIGH Level. INTERPRETING sEWER-Once o.
the Commissioner. u. c.. Washington, ID. c. June ~,
lN1Seaed proposals. will be received at this office until
- O'Clock July 10Th 1891 constructing the Tiber
Creek and New Jersey high-level ntercepting
sewer. in the District Of Columbia.
Specifications and blank forms OF proposals and all
necessary informato may be obtained at this office.
The right reserved reec, and all bids
OF bids
JOHN W. ROSS. JOHN B. WIGHT. wM. NJ BLACK.
Commissioners d. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-22

Of the Q. NJ Dept. 42s Arch Street Philada.. Pa.
June IS lS9ISealed proposals. In t7lcae will he re
ceved here until II o'clock A. NJ. Monday, July 10 1877
for furnishing the T. :. QuarteTmasters Dept in this
CITY, with Gooo pairs OF egeins foot 0.oo)
No 5000 prs No q. Bids for delivery other points
will be entertained Government the right to
reject accept or oil proposals or any part thereof
Preference given articles Of domestic production or
manufacture conditions Of quality and price dncluding in
the Of foreign productions manufactures the duty
thereon being equal Proposals should be accompanied
Usual in 10 Yer of the value OF
articles proposed for proposals. will be
furnished upon application Envelopes containing pro-
posals be indorsed Proposals for Leggins and ad
dressed 1t Col John V Furey Deputy NJ. General,
L. s. A.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
Dsrntu,t11 attn., Ereitnn, nen 49, april, 1892,

tin barum geiorat, baB ibr bei6eioe,
nes 9eim nibt ibuf0enfret lei. sic
babe oesbalb oft SbrGnen nereoFen,
obeleib er iein Selte8 oeriuht babe,
lie 5u berubigen.
Gie 4oli5ei ibeint Der stnii5t gu
iein, baB Welnnbolie uno bGusli6e
llnannebnli6feiten bic 5rau su bent
@eiualtatt 9etrieben batten."
Ole un9liiflibe Jrau tuar cine
Sobter bes fruber on Ser Coles
Greet, brei Weilen peit1i9 BON Ser
mann ippbnbaften ippblbefannten
g8einbauers, Suiepb Sperrp, unb
cine S6meiter bes Serrn g8m. Sperz
rD uno Der 5rau Etueuit g8O5lt
oDn bier, Die tuir unierer inni8iten
3bcilna9ne periieberu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
4Marktpgfils in St. gGais.

Gonrerstn9 Den Is. glpril.
rutber, 900 9{o.
3. rutber, 500; No. 4. 85(0-
Wais.-Wo. 3 214M-c; 9fo. 2.
iueiBer, 2O0-c; @u. 3. IS 0-c.
Qaier.-&o, ?, IS @c; -gto.2.
er,-M-c: 9tu. 8. 16GO-c.
Gdjlpeiue. e.-0ie Sertdufe oon alien
GDlten uariiren 5tpii9en $3.50 un0
s4.O5 p 1OOfb lebenbig.
8inooieb eb.-Stiere: 5air bis quite i'm
@eiui9t BON 1900 bis 1,6OOtb,
s3.3504.85; raube ihiuere, $500
M3.OO; nit Wtnis gefiitterte, 100
bis 1,3OOfb i6mer, S3.2504.60;
9elubbnli6e unb r8ut6ersSteerS
bis gu 1,150fb i9tper, s3.00G
$50 q 100 fb Gebenbie. 8ube
un0 9alber, s9.OO035.OO. &1l=
ber 5l06c p ib lebenoi9.
S6aie.-305c p tb. 2dntmer, 81 "a
4c q tb lebenbie.
Sutter.-5einite &nbnt= u, greomert
Butter, 1aG0l9c; Country Butter
13G014c p ID.
@ier.-5riI6e u p 9ubenb.
zSamen.-8leeInmen S6.25 "a
6.45 p 100 tb; Sintotbg s2,35d
2.6O; &eb Sop d.00@9 80; Wilet
s.50@.75; un9arii6er s.50(d
rs.
aartpHeln. 20022c per 8ui6el in
@rpBen .25028c pon @aeen.
3ruiebt 1n.-5o@60 per 8uibel.
Seu.-3entiiates s6.5O@8,Oo; 81
mothp S6.Oo011.5O; Brdriez9ei
s3.5O07.OO y Son (2,000fb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
Sta6trdtbszO OerbduoIunoen.

Eeriontmlllug oe8 neueriuGblten
StaotrutGs am -. 9lpriG, 1897.
Die fo(9en6en Sto6trGtbe reidten
ibrc 9nblcertificote Elm uno leiIteten
ocn 2lnttseib uDr 6ric0ensribter Seb-
Inmen: 0. Is. 2eisner, Ybif. Saefft
uer, 5ri5 9oeller rnb Senrp S6u6.
Qcrr 6rib aoeIer luur0e 3um tent
porGren @DrIiber erip0Dft un6 Die pet
manente Organization auT Montag,
Den 90. 2tpril oer16Dben.
Sic 0erren G6a8. Spned, @plef-
tor; GbaS. Sedmonu, 2tiieNur unb
Sobn Slider, Gunltable rei9ten ibre
@ablz@ertificute Elm uno leiIteten ben
9tmtseib.
Sei6lpIIen, am Munta9, ben 26.
Qlprif, cine SpeSial 8erl lammluns
nbSubalten nm fploenoe Stellen bur6
8eunnbl 81 beieben: Glert, S6ab'
neiiter, Hebea uuo g8eeoufieber.
Hcileftnnten Dnben llcb ppr bent Gage
Der @erlnntmluno ibriftlib BET benz
temp. @uriiber, 9rn. 5ris aueIler,
! 3u nelOen.
8ei6lpiien, bic it6otiihen 5ubrs
monn8z zNrbeiten ant 26. 9tpril an ben
9RinbeItfuroeruben cOntrattlicb gu b er=
9cben uu6 ntitiien 9tngebpte benz
temp. %prliber i6riftli9 uor Der an'
beraumteu 8eriammtlung ein9ebdn.
biot tuer0en; 6er GDntraftor bat
einen 8pno bon 5000 gu itellen.
Gic Getrdge oer BON ben 8eamter
5u itcrlenoen Sono3 ipur6en tpit
tO(gt Teit8eIebt: Collector, $4,000; ai'
ieiior $1,000; sbnbneiiter $4,000;
Gfert $1,000; @onitable 500.
SeI1lpIieu, baB 6rn. g8. 8. 6ef
mann grlaubniB ert5eilt werOe elmer
3aun quer ourd Die ueIt1. 2. StraBt
al Ger &reu5rtg UOn g8nibingtDr
! GtraBc 5n 5ic9eu, unter Gircttipn bsI
! StrabeuzGpn,miII0r3.
$0iernui Sertnguua.
Jrit &peller, : + 60. @rnf,
Sur1iger pro temp. Glert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
@inem brpfefiipueuen 6

- @inem profeHiDneuen giiens
frefier, Der iib bebufs @rlei6terunQ
ieines Masens i'm 8ebetta Solpital
in ct. 2puis elmer Operation unters
400, iuuroen III Stiid giien, Stabl,
Wefiing uno @las aus ienem Organ
aenumnen, bic suiammen baS @ez
tpidbt bon einem Bfuno er9aben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order of the PROBATE
COURT made at the February term
1897 of said Court, will in obedience to
said order on,
MONDAY THE 18th Day Or May, 1897,
at the front door of the
Court House in Hermann, and during the
session of the Probate Court of the count y
of GaSconade, expose to Public Auction all
right, title, claim and interest of ALBERT
SATTLEY deceased, in and to the following
described Real Estate, situated in the county
of GascOnade, State OF Missouri, viz:
Lots No. one (D and twO ~, of the
north west Or, and all of the Southwest
qr., of Section No. five t5), in township No,
| forty (4O), Range four o.
| TERMS or SALE: Cash
ROBERT WALKER,
Administrator de boniS non OF ALDER I
| SATTLEY, deceased
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
Si!ern.

8 3eit Der 2iebe, 8eit berOfteraloden,
Sein boloer Segen aebt BON Saus gu
Sau8;
Der 9Binter lenoet ieinc lebtenSfDden,
Der Sriibline i6on Die eriten goten
aus.
S6On griint' am Sae! 9eI6afti9 in
bent 0prne
9aut I6on ber<8D9el S9aar; oDn Nlt
gu Nit
Siipft 8 in benz @alo Il. aus benz Sell
ienbDrne
GuiIIt laut baS g8aiier iuie int Subel
fa1t.
gSie bnlb-u. nlleSan9er febren tpie0er
Die tpegee5peen pDr Der Sldtter 5na;
g8ie bolo, II. aus bent buftneripribnz
'noen 5lie6er
Ruft tlaeenb ibun Die erite 0a9ti9al
. 3eit Der 2iebe! @el6it benz Spfft
nuneslDien
sBirfit 6u ben 2lbglan5 beiner 5reuoe
gu!
8 bed Oie@rdber inmer5in ntit8olen,
ggie bolo oe6t uniern &aien Grades
rub.
5iir ben @brilten aber bat bas
OIerfeit in6eIien mod cine anoere
eritItere unb b0bere Seoeutun9 ais
nur Die ber@ie6erfebr beS JrilbGin98.
Der Sabrestae BET guferItebung bes
9eifanocs lenft feline @eoanfen bon
ir6iI1en auf bimmlii6e 0inge. st
erinnert iir9 Der @erbeiBun8 zines
9cben5 nad benz Spbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
Administration upon the Estate of John
George Kopp, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, by the Probate Court
of GascOnade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 5th day of April, 1897.
All persous having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to him
for allowance within one year from the
date of said letters, or they may be preclued
ed from any benefit of such Estate; and if
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever barred.
John Kopp
Administrator
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16

Der Mann, ber elm erfulerei6er
Seubler tper6en unb bleiben min,
muB tuie Elm Geieenfinitler taeli9
iiben tuenn er auf oer Sbbe ber 3eit
bleiben nilI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16

9efannt tpie bic 3batia6e autb
iein mag, lit e8 bod aneebrabt, iib
INNER unb immer ipieber Eonran 81
erinnern, baB man auf @r6en nibts
mebr gu fiirbten bat, ats ieine5reunz
~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
2lus Dem County.

- Ot l. - e rl I II g. un1ere Olnz
iupBneri6aft bat Iib nbermnl8 zines
ge1un0en 5uun6ies su erfreuen,
benn in letter g8Dd]e trrrbe 6riez
ben8ri6ter g8m. Srinfmoun BON ici=
ner @nttin nit einem nlnteren SOt6z
ter1cn beIcbenft, ipie nucD cine fleine
8elt5iirserin Ii6 in Der 6antilie be8
9errn 9enrD @iOinsba8en ein9eIteut
bat, tuobreno ein tr6ftieer SiIn9e int
Sauie 6es Spm 6o:pler @infebr bielt.
g8ir gratuliren all around!
- 28oUllnm. Sim Il. 2{pri(
tuuroen III Der epan9l. Subanni7>
&ir1e 81 g8op0am Iolsenbe SDDne
uno 3D6tcr beutI6er G(teru cpnFrz
nirt: Carl Q(lbert 2lc5appler, GbUin
Oeinri6 8aUer, @eurs S8ilDelm
9teeIe, 2puis Gbuaro aud), 0euro
9(noreos 9p6, &ilbe(m 9eiurib
Greipcl, @olter Qermonn Sdnti6t,
22il6elm &uOolpb Steinbef. 6rico=
ri1 gSeder, Cora Ganuler, 0enriette
Charlotte S1aepecrfoetter, Qp6in
@ilbetnriue Qunfe, Bertha Scgnlt,
SppD;e Qeuriette 9fuifncr. GatBarine
g8ilbefntine Suc0erianu.
Qittle Berger. Die S6uz
le I'M Stocflin Qiitrift, unter 2eits
ung 0c3 9ebrera, 6reb. 8. 9lO8sner,
id1lpB gcitern uno fnnb Nbenb3 Die
ScbluBfeicrli6teit itatt, gil rUelber
| iitD Die We!uobner be8 3i1tritte8 ieDr
5oblrcid} eingeIunben batten. 9ieRinz
Der Batten unter 6em fagi9en 2e6rer
felt benz lebten 3ermine recbt erfreuz
libe 8Drtidritte 0enloGt NIB bic
gltern iprn6en iitb iebr bcIriebi0t
uber bos 9feiultat aus.
- Die S6ule inn 8bilipp 0iItrift
in ipelDer 0err :. g. 9tidarOIpn nls
9ebrer tbdtig ipar iuir0 iADr9en ibre
SbluBTeier abbalten 81 mclcber Sc
hermann bDIlibIt eineelnOen lit.
2tus W}i1ouri, Suinoi8 unO Snbia=
ia tpntmen feine 9ilnltigen Sericbte
iiber ben Gtauo Der g8interiuei3eli-
IInnt. stub III onoeren Stnaten ipirt
uielfac9 oariiber geftngt, baB Die
Observation-Disclosures pDm lebtenQerbi
umgcpilIgt tperoeu miiHeu.
9a5n funtnt. bnB Der cDntrpltirbart
g8ei5enporrntG int @eiammtgebiet
eer Ser. Stanten auf 7,7O6, ,OO(
8uIbel berob8eIdmOl3en lift tpabreut
CT UNI oie1elbe Belt be8 Sabre5 1896:
SO, 33S 900 8uibel betrageu bnt.
Srn 2(n9eIibt nGG bieIer Sbatlu6et
lit es lpp6l gang ertlarlicb, baB fiji,
Den 8uibel S8interpei3en in ct
2ouis 90 Gents GoID 6e3ob(t tuirb
S5n Gple0o, Cbip, Gilt er ireilit9 nu,
80 Gt3. in Gbicn3o nur 08 Gt8. uni
in 9lelu Dorf, Ion0erbarcr g8eiie
biD8 so Gt8.
9ec ueriii8bare Q8ellt6fprnoprroti
1T, iniulge rei6li6er glusfu9r, ou
"a .967 900 8uibel Berab9eganaen
bod miro Iilr ben Suibet Goig MIDI
n!ebr al3 21. Gt8. be5oblt.
Der 9oierprei8 itebt inlner nod
ouT IS Gts. per 8ulbe( 0ai9.
Die GuptntiOuen fir SartD1ell
Nnb, iuie leit 28o@en, unueran0ert
Sm 0roBuerfauf tuir6 fir CUTE 8ar
tofeln ntd)t ntebr ais 80 Gents pc
: UulDel be5nblt. 5rei ms 0aus &c
liefcrt, bringen quite SDrten aIIer
oings Before EreiIe.
! Die aQ9emeine @eI6aftsla8e laBt
ungca6tet einer Guffnun9Soouel
StinnIun9, immer nod Ntan6eS: )
t tuiinlben iibrie.
=
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30! 80! JoCk!

M~ -
Seute bolten uno faufen mir einmal
B nj . ming uniere S6ube;
baben nun geuua uOn ben 8rDcerie
uno 9rp @Dobs S9uben rnb 10 bis
Is BrDcent mebr bafiir he5ablt als
tuie man lie bel 8enIin9 faufeu tanu.
8rDBtes 2ager nor Ntdnnerz uno
0amenzS6u5e in Srblooo, Gbocp@
late, Nlabu0anp, 98elt3, S2.75 bis
$500. 4robirt Elm &aar, S9r maht
teinen Srrtbum. Sic tueroen paiien.
ea% Bull Org, Coin uab Gaior Soes.
M. P. BENSING,
4. StraBe, Sernann, Weo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16

8iel Gleno fam b1r6 cine Ser
rentung entIte9en, mir ipiIien aber
auc9, 6aB 6urb ben @ebraud pDr
ct. Safobs Def, eine fait ipfortige
0eilung he3 l9iimmIten Safes elm.
tritt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
OihiftszOer dn6erund.

G8 6iene bier,nit 5ur 9tn5ei9e, BAT
if nnt 1. 9tpril. 1897, meinen Gin
tbei( am MbbelgeIcbdfte an meincr
Gobn, @0uarO &uetbemeicr iibertra.
Gen babe uno mir0 berlel6e in @e=
uteinibaft nit 9errn @ouar6 Rueoi.
GER bns @ei6Gft unter benz Jirnta=
9lnmen Rucoiaer & 8oetheneier au
bem alten 8labe iueiterfiibreu.
ayd) lperbe nn6 tuie uDr mein Satt
erz0ei0dft auf benz alten Glabe be.
treibeu. 5nbem itb fir bas mir bis:
6er geI6enfte 3utrauen ber5libl
Dnnf, erlube ib UNI ferneren eenei9
ten 3ulprub.
q 90 90 - a ! Z . -, n 4, n =.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16

Hood b'iiiea .a nt a. r,oods G,,d's's safsa 5
pariia 81. 81. -'.ns'- III. 'f's--'""' . cents
o,,,.,.;..,... ,....... .....n,.e. a,e
IH,.,,....'... ........., -,.,s,,, 21r;,
NV "',''- ,........ ~, w.. ~ .,l,s ~.r MIMI
,......-............ ~" .....,,. g,,,,,,,.
npp' ,''''
F'''"'
&oa. ol' t,-a.- "y.'o ol5 S'''-
l4en Ill o','-"' >"''' Il, ''' ""0c-
biloe;e Ir."E's.. "3t q" 5t"tt.---
Get1bL' >-o a.e"it vt'"o o'"
2a'N".,H U.-.,. %lH''.5I. (0I
I. Nt't)
Qit urar.~.r H,unts u0tr Gle
i1redlt,gc @oo'H2 IL; ~Hoen nnlt-
res Eanoe5 'o%tl" -ost, jto0.9 '@Re'"F
o05 %"ntr '>it,a o2'22'A,i et'etaF
gu P"1t" 1--WE .""" @tI, 0u8 DC
l3ImHHic "s'"ls H2N')I"Aot2 III.
Die &cjGctcita "yN3eu @ritcGen=
lano uuo ayr Eu-glrn-hrea II ,eGJcr
Belt crutcr -ar1,u ar uro miro
uus oaa #aotl lt.o o.2 -JaOctdt uou
eincnt Gu12sn 4nt2t smjiNcu oln
bci0cu M.adttu u,.a2t;.
.. -,,..,,...., .,..,.,,,..... ~, ,,,},,,,.
boT il,a 5s.l ,,s..If.lrtl1.5 1uus CD
bonoea QeJ.ncngu lei. Cer WliNliijp
hi hats +. ,girs. .1ertrsutleit"
mo6ri,Aci.,,lG l.;.2suunnt>n. &@er
olio ciu ;!pei!1cfjacs Nous ocFriu0cu
hat, mag lic6 u,cloeu.
oe..,,.,..,..-.. ......~ 80. 5>,,,,h,
O, ''',' =, l..,.:.-l,,,S .,''.
"'''''>'' 80. ~. ~ }.e ,I- :,h.
lug ',9''''' H'.'''*t'" ''-,' '-9' w. ~.
go9C( a'8 jt 't't 1871. SSC+9edtl 5t'8'
Ill ,5H6. Eo9 >aaNtr cr3lcBt }Ul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16
s. gs. oetbe nj eper.

Sn Der Srrenabtbeilune oes Stabt=
6pIpitals gu ct. 2pui8, itredte am
lebten 9ienSta9 SpDn S'@pnner in
einem 2lnFaIe uon Spbiubt 5tuei an
bere 8atienten gtauens 9enrg ODD
erD uno Stanton Sbid nit einem
Samner nieoer, beioe 10 i9uer bet
lebeuo oaB iie tua6rideinlid iterbcn
tperben.
- Nobe @aibiu9ton, 5rantftn
County, tpuroe bic 2etde BON Sobn
&oBnann aus bent Wtiiiouri 5luB
auF9efil9t. SaBmann tuar in elmer
oortigen Miible aneeiteIt itnb i6eint
tuesen anbaltenber &ranttibteit
ben Sob in ben 5lutben seiubt gu
baben.
Der @ehieG pun g8iuters=Nabrune
gu 5rlbiabrssSpeiien tuirb ii9er
1ogenleioen beruorrufen. Sn ireenh
iuel6er6orm, tperoen oieielben fiber
our6 Gr. gueuft &Dnig's Sam-
burger 8ropfen beleiti5t rperben.
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Stnat Obio, 9olebp, |
9uca3 Spuutn, S3. (

6rnnf s. Cheney beicb,p1rt, boB er
Der dltere Gartner Der 5trma S. s.
6 benep & so. lit, tuelbe 0eibdfte
in Der Staot 2olebO, in pbeneenannz
tenn County uno Staate, tbut, unb
oaB bela9te 5irna Die Suntme upn
einbunoert Dollars fir ieoen San ucrt
8atarrb besnblen tuir0, Der burcb ben
@ebraud uDn 9aIf'8 8atarr9 z9ur
nidt eeDeilt tperoen fam.
5ronfS s beneD.
C@0, SeI9ppren opr min
C~|J ner Geaentport am 6 gep. 's
tember q. 3. go.
q. g8 @leaion, Dffentlibe,
9fptar.
Salts &atarr6=Sur tuirb iltnerlid
oenpmmen, uno tpirtt brett auf bas
Slut un6 Die i6leimiQen SberFld6er
bes 5Ditems. 9aBt gu9 3eusuiiit
Irei 5ul6iden.
S. S. @benep & Co., 9oleoo,O
sg Serfauft uon auen 2lpotbeferu
75c,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-04-16

Die SteucraGS8lejcDIua3 z9eb0roe
unIereS Staatc3 bat lebe 2SUde ben
g8ertb 0e8 betUealid5en ruO GrrmOs
eiaentbum3 in M}iNDuri um $37, ,226.z =
873 bOber cb.eicgdBt, ais BON ben
Ibi6dBern (2liieilo;en) anae9cben
tuurbe. 2io >.bI0dgung Der 2ebte=
rem belrug StG9.O,4,457, uno Die Der
SebDrocn betruJ S97j. .341,32O. 0a.
pun iino $3.50, 1854 Grunoeiaen
,bum uuo SZ17 226, ,847 bemegli9eS
(perIDnlides) @ieeutgum.
Evening journal., 1897-09-01
A PATCHEn-IIP PEACE-

There is considerable speculation as
to who will constitute the joint commit
tee OF sixteen to effect harmony be-
tween the regular Republicans and
Union Republican parties. The regulars
spoken Of are Chairman Browne, Col
onel Henry A. DUPONT, Henry G.
Morse, of New Castle county; Manlove
Hayes and Isaac n. Mills, of Kent, and
William Gum and Robert G.. Houston,
Of Sussex. Chairman Alice is credited
with the intention of appointing ]. Ed
ward Addicks, of New Castle county;
DR.. George W. Marshall and Dr.
Thomas c. Moore, Kent, and Dr. Caleb
r. Layton and Newall Ball, OF Sussex.
Whatever may be the personnel OF the
committee it can only effect patched
up peace.
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he FELT LONELY.
BUT HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH
COMPANY WHEN HIS WIFE AR
RIVED.

BUT HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH
COMPANY WHEN HIS WIFE AR
RIVED.
Washington Park has caused trouble
in at least one Wilmington household,
and there is some talk of divorce pro-
ceedings. From all that can be learn
ed a party of Wilmingtonians went up
there for days diversion. Included in
the number was a Wilmington bust
ness man, who thought he had left
his wife at home, but who was mis-
taken.
After the boat reached the park the
Wilmington business man fell in with
some blonde-haired Delilahs from Phil
adelphia, and, feeling lonely, met their
advances more than half way. He and
they shot the chutes, took in the north
walk, and finally landed in the beer
garden. There are times when even a
staid business man is thirsty, and that
was one of them. The Philadelphia
girls were thirsty, too. Beers were or
dered and the party was in the act OF
blowing the froth when the irate wife
OF the staid business man rushed into
the group, knocking beer glasses 70 the
ground and marched her hubby off to
a secluded spot, where a free lecture on
social ethics was delivered for his edi-
fcatiOn
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now FOR THE BRUSH.
TO BE FINALLY SETTLED ON NEXT
TUESDAY NIGHT
THE OPINION OF CITY SOLICITOR
CONRAD MUST BE SECURED AS
TO THE OWNERSHIP OF THE
BED OF SIXTH STREET.


TO THE OWNERSHIP OF THE
BED OF SIXTH STREET.
Should City Solicitor Conrad decide
that the city owns all of the bed of
Sixth street. and has the right of way
through that street the franchise fight
Of the Wilmington and Brandywine
Springs Railway Company will proba-
bly, be settled. Mr.. Hilles. attorney for
tine Brandywine Springs railway. was
before the Street and Sewer Directors
at their regular meeting last night and
made another plea for the granting Of
the franchise.
The directors, after the conclusion Of
Mr. Hilles' speech, which was very
short, said THAT they would grant a
hearing to beth companies on next
Tuesday afternoon, the sole purpose
being to weigh the question OF The
rights Of both companies. That "ex-
ciusion" clause in the charter of the
Wilmington City Railway Company is
the big bugabco which checks the di-
rectors. Had the directors granted the
right OF way to the Wilmington and
Brandywine Springs Railway the city
would probably have been involved in
law suit, notwithstanding the proposi-
tion Of the directors of the Brandywine
Springs road to indemnify the city in
the sum of S250,00O. Mr.. Hilles has
contended all along shat the matter OF
a suit against the city had the direc-
tors OF the Street and Sewer Depart
ment granted the franchise to The
Brandywine Springs read, was only Z
threat on the part OF the Wilmington
City Railway Company.
The matter will be fully presented a
lhe meeting next Tuesday. Mr.. Hille
will represent the Wilmington AM
Brandywine Springs railway and vii
lard Salisbury viii probably upholt
the right CT the Wilmington City Rail
way Company. The directors will, after
hearing beth sides. vote for or agains
granting The franchise on Tuesday
night.
The directors then got down to rou
tine business. George Dobdell, VIII,
lives at No. 1905 Broome street, aske,
that a sewer be built on Broome stree
from Shallcross avenue to connect hi
house. The sewer will be laid An
Cher petition for the building Of
sewer and the paving Of Catawb;
street was read and referred to Engi
near Hatton.
A commission to condemn Coleman
street fer city purposes will be aslxe'
for by City Solicitor Conrad by the re
lquest of the directors. 81 .434. which tn
/, first commission awarded to the Ma
Latimer property near the city lin
through the land of r. Robinson wa
J allowed. The place was damaged b.
the Silverbrook sewer running throug
. it, The opinion CT City Solicitor Con
i rad will be secured as to the right @
- way through Stroud's line to Strou
:, street and across Newport pike.
Evening journal., 1897-09-01
FACTS ABOUT THE JUNIATL.
LARGE PARTY OF BALTIMOREANS
COMING TO SEE THE BIG
STEAMER GO OFF.

A party Of distinguished BaltimOr-
cans will come to Wilmington to-mor-
row to witness the launch OF the new
steamer built at the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth yards for the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company.
The new vessel will he named Juni-
alta, after the county and river in Penn
sylvania Of that name. Miss Mary Ade-
laide Jenkins. a niece of Mrs. Michael
Jenkins, will be sponsor for the new
steamer.
A special train, leaving Union station
at 1.20 p. m. tomorrow, Will carry the
Baitimoreans who Will come. Miss
jenkins will be accompanied by a num-
Der Of her girl friends.
The Merchants and Miners Trans
pOrtatiOn Company will be represented
by the viee-president. Michael Jenkins
and Decatur III. Miller CT Baltimore
and e. p. Whitney, Of Boston, directors
OF the company.
Evening journal., 1897-09-01
MUNICIPAL COURT DOINGS.
MARY GILPIN HELD FOR COURT
ON THE CHARGE OF LARCENY.

Sergeant Black occupied the court
crier's chair in Judge Balls court this
morning, BILLY" Heal, the veteran
court singer, being absent Edward
Winder colored, who was arrested
yesterday by Officers Davidson and ID
Mare, was held in $500 bail for the lar
ceny of a watch belonging to William
Saunders. There are other charges
against him.
JOHN c. Ford who said that his home
was in Bermore, Ohio, went to the
store Of William T. Mearns and pur-
chased hat. He gave money order
of S2J in payment. II was accepted by
Mr. Mearns and he gave Ford the
change Ford left the store. Mr..
Mearns became suspicious and notified
the police Ford was arrested by De-
tectivesWitsil andMcVey at the French
street station. He was arraigned i'm
the Municipal Court and as the case
comes under the jurisdiction of the
United States the prisoner was handed
over to Marshal Lannan.
Charles johnson and Henry l.. Tow
lin, cOiored, were fined S. and costs
each for being drunk and disorderly.
Robert Levi, colored, got $40 and
costs for assaultlng his common-law
wife, Annie Murray.
William Hollingsworth, George Whit
aker, William Bowe, Lewis Curry, col
ored, Peter Maxwell and Robert Anter-
stein were fined for drunkenness.
James Wiley, colored, who was ar
rested on suspicion of having stolen a
pair Of mis- mated shoes, was dismissed
The next case called was that of Mary
] Gnpin, an Irish maid with a brogue
as broad as the Emerald Isle. She was
accused by Dr. II. c. Moore of having
stolen a gold badge, a silk waist and q
gold watch key Mary had been en-
! ployai as a domestic by the doctor, but
| her services were not up to the mark
4 and she was dismissed. A weeks wages
we're due her, so Mary says, but tho
physician had refused to pay her Sh'
then stole the articles and pawneC
them at Levy's in order to secure re
muneration Tor her services. Mary mus
tell the rest Of the story to jury o
the Court of General Sessions. Sh
was put under 5000 bail.
William Brown, colored, was ar
b raigned on the charge of disorderE
conduct. The case will come up to
morrow. II is a serious charge.