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MR.. ROYAL TO REPRESENT TIL
Notice of Contest Served by the Candidates.

given the benefit of only thirty-fo
BALLOTS at the 3rd Precinct. they were
gwen the benefit or only twensy-six
ballots snd at the 4th Precinct, they
were given the benefit of only sixty
eight ballots, the other ballots cast for
them being stolen and destroyed,
while the parties certified to be elect
ed to the Common Council received
only about three hundred ballots,
though they were certified to have re-
ceived nearly six hundred ballots.
AZ the said Garter, Desne. Porter,
Jonathan and Selden had been givsn
the benefit Of all the ballots that
were cast for them, they would have
been elected members of the Common
Council by plurality of nearly, IL not
quite, two hundred in each case.
THE PRAYER TO TIE JUDGE.
Your petitioners pray, therefore,
that your Honor will make due enqui-
~ into said election and upon deter
mining that it was an undue and
fraudulent election, that the certifi
Gates OF election that have been award
ed members Of the Board o; Alder
men and Common Council may be
cancelled and annulled, aud that
new certificates of election may be
awarded to those who were really
elected to said Board of Aldermen and
Common Council, and thas your petit
toners may have all such other and
general relief as their case may re-
quire.
And as in duty bound, they will ever
prav etc.
The case Is passed upon directly by
the Judge and there will be no jury
trial or reference to the Council.
Thomas w. Mitchell, G. W. Boyd.
M. b. Jones, Thomas Smith.
A. 8. Thomas, 81. N. Booth,
W. II Anderson, r. w Nelson, Jr.
A. Hayes. Ernest Washington.
O. T. Payne, John r. Ohiles.
8. S. Baker. III. j. Moore
| Andrew Holmes. Benjamin Jackson
J. 6. Smith Edward w. Da -ricott Jr
| James Il. Holmes, d. d b. j. Bailey
R I. Hill.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
City of Richmond. to witt
1, George w. Lewis, Notary Pub.
lie for the City aforesaid do hereby
certify that 8. 8. Baker and Thomas
W. Mitchell whose names are signed
to the foregoing petition personally
appeared before me in my said City
and made oath that the allegations to
the foregoing petition are true to the
best of their knowledge and belief,
GiveH under my hand this 3lst day
Of May, 1909.
GEORGE W. LEWIS,
Notary Public.
Take notice that your right to q seat
in the Board Of Aldermen or Common
Council as the case may be will be
contested upoa the within petition.
WIN. L. ROYALL,
Attorney for petitioners.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
None for Lynohing.
lRichmond, Va Times.l

The statement having been made in
connection with the debates before
the Montgomery Convention that Mr..
o. Il. Breckinridge, of Arkansas, "dis-
cussed the sdvisability OF lynching,"
correspondent of the New York Times
rises to explain. IT fear that the
statement would imply" says he,
that Mr.. Breckinridge had spoken
more or less In advocacy of the prac.
tice he discussed, Is Is due to Mr..
Breckinridge, IS well as to the sonfer-
ence, that it should be everywhere
known that he spoke against lynchIng
and that he spoke in no uncertain
terms. Indeed, the discussion OF that
subject &C this conference was espec-
tally significant. II was an open ss-
cret that the committee, in order TO
be fairly representative, had hunted
through every part Of the South with
out hnding single msn Of standing
and repute who would be willing to
take the affirm ative side OF the ques>
tion, Is Lynehing Advissble?' Il was
then thought thst some such man
but was told by one of the gentlemen
in charge that there was not volun.
teer who wished to take that side.
That not q word in favor lynching
should have been heard at this repre-
sentative gathering of Southern men,
and that two such consclusige papers
as those of Mr.. King and Mr.. Breckin-
ridge should have been called firth
against it-this 10 surely not without
its significance. hone the printed
reports of this conference here in our
own State will be read ali over the
land. Northern people should take
such means of knowing the real
thoughts Of the men of the South.
They know little, as q rule. except
what they hear from the pro- Negro
agltator."
Sentiment in the South is changing.
There was o time when the great body
OF Southern men were in favor oi
lynching for . certain crime, bat
Southerners are now seeing that when
lynching is tolerated in one instance il
will be resorted to in others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
OULoR LINE THERE.
Delegate Barred Out.
Times, May 2e, 1soOI

k@Sct @a~eS ~
It was question OF race, and It now
leoks ss il the Virginia State Fedora
tion Of Labor was goisg TO draw the
oolor-line. When the an lual conven-
tion, which is now being held in this
city, was called to order yesterday the
matter of admitting q colored delegate
and giving him q seat in the conven-
tion occupied much OF the time OF the
session. The question was decided by
leaving the fsEe of the Negro to the
local eouncil of Newport News, from
which town the contestants halls.
A Carpenters' Union of Newport
News is composed OF colored meehsn-
ics, and one Of their members was sent
with his credentials properly prepared
and endorsed to the convention here.
he presented his credentials and asked
that he be given q seat. The discus
sion provok ed by this request was long
and minated, and no other business
was considered during the afternoon.
It was finally decided that the union
represented by the colored man must
first receive the ndorsment of the To-
cal Fed GRAFTON, ct Newport News, and
gain admission thereto, before it could
be properly represented in the State
organization, and the delegate in
question was therefore, refused sdA
mission.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
VOTE TO LET HIM IN,
Mr.. Canaday Speaks Plainly.
NoRFeLK, Va, May %, 1900.

NoRFeLK, Va, May 20. 1900.
Mr.. Editor:
have Just read the PLANET
for to-day. Pardon me when assert
that any man who would not cond emn
the Jackson Ward proceedings of May
24th inst, is moral as we'll as pelit-
ical coward. There was really NO
election They could, and would, had
it been necessary given the same re !.
suit before as well as after the vote
was cast.
The "Vireinis Pilot" said, i e., the
Richmond correspondents said through
it, that the Republicans would not be
allowed to carry Jsc son Ward. What
are we to ezpecI? Nothing is palmer
than the fact that we are not regarded
as human. Christian civiliz alton in
the South is farce. Just here let me
thank you on behalf Of every honest
colored man and wo nan in Va. for the
defence you have made in the PLANET
for our people.
Whatever may be our faults, Virgin
Ia has no braver SON than John Mitch
ell, Jr. Were two-thirds Of the color.
ed men of Virginia like you, we would
have no "Jim Grow" Car law. We
could and would demand recognition.
fear, unless we can demand, that the
right to pay taxes, hew wood, draw
water and support white people will be
our lot.
Your replies in your editorials tC
the 'Times," "Dispstch" "etc.. are good
and should be read and needed bI
every colored man. We are humil.
lated 60 the extreme. Let us trus
God and do the right. Hit hard and
turn on the light.
Gratefully,
E. N. OAEADAY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
Grand Time Expected.

We wish the public to know that the
memorial exercises will 60 on at the
cemeteries on WLit-Monday, June
4th. Seme of the bene fetal clHbs Of
east end viii parade some OF the prin.
cipal streets OF the city before going
TO cemeteries. Also there will be an
address delivered by Rev. w. Z. Ran.
som Of the Rose Of Sharon Club and
Rsv. J. b. Binford, master of ceremo-
MES.
Line OF march will be made up at
the Young Men Rose OF Sharon Hall !;
strike out TO 25th and Venable streets,
out 25th to Broad, down Broad to 18th
out 10th to Main, up Main TO 9th, out
9th TO Broad. up Broad to 2nd, out 2nd
to Leigh, up Leigh to St James, thence
TO the ground. Let all turn out and
visit the graves of their dead.
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MR.. ADAHs' eooD WISHES.
He is Enthusiastic.
wAsHNaron, D. d May %. 1900.

WAsHNaToN, D. O May %. 1900.
Hon. John Mitchell. Jr.,
Dear Sir and Friend:-I am sending
my prayers up fer you because / be
lleve that IL you shcnld live to see 15
more years that you will be leading
light for our race and the whole race
will be following you; and you will
then be holding or have already held
as large an Office ss sBy colored man
in the o. s., and the whole nation will
bowing to you at Jour command or
plans.
80 pray to God that you will fight
on for the upouildiBg of our down
trodden race, and continue TO fight no
matter how the enemy may rebuke
wrong ro stop right, nor che unjust to
continue to rule over the just.
Our people were under bondage for
245 years in these y s and we had TO
light to hep to lfberate ourselves
from under bondage and it is not far
hence before the Almighty God will
spriRg upon another Joshua to go be-
fore US until we possess the inherit
anee OF the goodly land ss did the
children Of Israel in the days OF JOSH
ua. And it may be you, G d only
knows, 20 one else.
Our people since January 1883, to
June 1885, were robbed out OF two
years and 6 Z months labor, which
rightly belonged to us under the
emancipation proclamation. Since
that time We have been robbed and
swindlsd out Of earnings all through
the south. And swindled out of all we
had saved by the failure OF the Freed
mans Bank, and we will never get
even or get it all back until we have
control of the government. So pray
God your success aHd our whole pso-
pie success.
Iremsin very respectfully your true
and devoted friend, A1
III. ADAMS,
Address, S3e D Station. 8. W., WASH
ington, ID. O.
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MR. BAHBN AND THE CAUCUS.

--
The Democratic caucus Of the Uity
Council was held Tuesday night in the
Council Chamber and nominated offs
ers. Alderman James Bahen applied
for admission to the Democratic eau
Gus, and she daily papers give the fol-
lowing report:
Major Allen moved that Mr.. Bahen
be excluded from the caucus, on the
ground that he was not q Democrat.
Major Allen in speaking to his motion,
paid high tribute 80 Mr. Bshen's
personal worth and tn his record as q
member OF the Board FOR years and he
contendeJ that it was against the poll
cy and discipline Of the Democrats
party to admit him when he had been
. lifelong Republican. he said il Mr..
Bahen would msin' aiu his position up
to and through the Presidential elec-
tion. he would shake him by the hand
and cheerfully welcome him into the
councils Of the party. but he did not
think the CAUCUS shos,d overrule the
decision Of the City Democratic Com
miteee.
FOR THE PARTT's SAKE.
Major Allen regretted that he felt
called upon to take this step but did
so in the interest of the Democrats
party.
Mr. Donahoe made speech in favor
Of Mr.. Bshen's admission, as did also
Mr.. Sesy OF Clay Ward.
Mr. Pollock then took the floor and
argued in favor of Mr.. Bahen's admis-
sion, aud referred 20 the latter as the
prodigal" returning to the house of
his father.
Mr. Winston spoke for Mr.. Bshen, az
~ hal
Ward.
Mr.. BAHEN SPEAKS.
Mr.. Bahen was then recognized and
asked by Chairman rurpin IL he WAS
Democrat. He made q very enthu-
sisetie speech in reply, in which he
said: Il am q Democrat; voted the
entire Democratic ticket in the recent
election, was elected by the Democrats
and expect to die q Democrat.
"A man has to be baptised before he
can join any ch urch, and ! have been
baptized for admission into the ranks
OF Democracy"
Mr.. Bahen WAS loudly applsuded
when he concluded his address.
at the conclusion OF Mr.. Bahep's
speech, Mr. King made q speech, ask
ing that she Alderman from Jackson
Ward be not excluded from the eau
Gus, contendiDG that he had complied
with all the requirements Of she eau
Gus.
Mr.. Allen again spoke dispassionatel
ly, but earnestly. in favor of his reso.
luton, and laid great stress upon the
effect which he said its defeat would
have upon the discipline OF the party.
VOTE TO LET HIM IN.
Mr.. Seay made q reply to Major Al
len, and Mr.. Bahen had read q receipt
fer q contribution by him to the DEM
ocratic campaign fund in Jackson
Ward in the recent fight.
Major Aliens motion Co exclude Mr..
Bahen was defeated by vote of 81 to
10. the result being loudly applauded,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
Mr.. Johnson's s Purchase.

Mr.. VIM. Isaac Johnson, the WELL
known liveryman and funeral director
has purchased fine new carriage. 1t
is made on the Attest style, richly up
holstered and fitted with fine nickle
aud silver trimmings. The entire out
dt is new and 10 at the disposal of his
patrons. 1t has attracted much at
tention upon the streets du2ing the
past week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

The outrageous frauas IN jackson
Ward May Path have attracted univer-
sal attention and after consultation
with his associates, John Mitchell, Jr.,
decided to institute legal proceedings
in order TO establish their rights under
the law.
The ssIlers had Tailed each colored
and white person who voted that day,
keeping names and addresses Of the
former. All violations of the law had
been noted and this information serv-
ed 90 basis for the contest.
When the facts were laid before
Hon. William L. r oyal and the palps-
BILE fraud made evident, he declared
that he believed he could win the case
in the courts. Accordingly, on last
Wednesday morning, In company with
John Mitchell. Jr., they repaired to
the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court, where the returns from the
four precincts from Jackson Ward
were obtained.
After noting the vote "a certified by
the judges. Mr.. Royan prepared the
following petition to His Honor Judge
8. B. Witt, and notice OF contest was
serveo on each Of the Democratic can
didetes:
Your petitioners, Thomas w. Mitch
ell, n. b. Jones, A. 8. Thomas, W. 81.
Anderson, A. Hayes, @. T. Payne, 8.
b. Baker, Andrew holmes, j. G..
Smith, James H. Holmes, d. D., r. T.
Hill, G. w. Boyd, Thomas Smith, H.
M. Boo:h, Z. w. Nelson, Jr., Ernest
Washington, John r. Chiles, II. j.
Moore, represent to your Honor that
they are colored men over 81 Years of
age and members OF the Republican
Party that they are citizens of Vir.
giniA and residents of jackson Ward
in the city of Richmond, and
they are qualified voters of the
state of Virginia. who are registered
as voters in Jackson Ward in
in said City, and they are therefore
qualified voters OF said Ward and they
regularly vote in said Ward in the
elections held in said Ward.
Your petitioners show to your Hon.
or that there was an election held in
the City of Richmond on May 24sh
1900, 40 provided for by law, for the
Offices Of Mayor and other general Of.
fees Of said city, for members of the
Board Of Aldermen and Common Oour
Gil Of said city, and that so far as the
election OF members of the Board oi
Aldermen and Of the Common Coun-
cil OF said city for Jackson Ward wat
concerned, the said election was ar
undue and fraudulent election and re-
suited in certain persons being certi
fed 10 elected members OF tA1 Board
OF Aldermen and Common Council
from Jackson Ward of said City who
were not elected TO the same and II
certain other persons who were eleet-
ed members Of the Board of Aldermen
and Common Council from Jackson
Ward Of said city being refused certi.
1cates Of their election to said places
THE oHARGEs MADE,
Your petitioners charge that nea rly
II not quite, three hundred bAllot
were cast for the said last named per
soAs, which were unlawfully and cor
ruptlY distracted from the ballot box
90 and that in the places of these
ballots, so unlswiully abs ssracted near
ly three hundred ballots were unlaw
fully and corruptly placed in said bal
lot-hoxes In favor Of said first named
persons, and the Judges of election il
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
Much improved.

Mrs. Elfred williams Bryan, direc-
tress OF Bethel A. M. e. Sunday School,
New York City, has been very i'll for
the past week but her many friends
will be glad to know that she is i'm
proving rapidly under the skillfuI
treatment OF DIR. L. s. p. Miller.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

Miss Annie johnson OF North
1st street will leave this evening for
Petersburg, Va, where she will be the
guest OF Miss Emms j. Garter, o pub
lie school teacher of that city.
Miss Katie Spurlock 10 rapidly
Improving after severe illness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02
FROM AFRICA.
Do You Know Them 2

DURB AN, AFRICA, April 19sh, 1900.
Editor OF the PLANET,
Will you kindly insert in your paper
that the widow of the late William
franklin Pierce Williams, born in
Texas, left home about p years ago
and was 4s years of age his last birth
day 25rh of July, 1899 wishes co COR
respond with any OF his relatives.
His mothers people we're Huberts
snd some relatives KimbIes. / shall
be thankful to find them. Ny late
Africa,
Address,
GRoRGIANA WILLIAMS,
Is st. Geo &c ST., Natal; South Africa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

Buy the best. "Hsnry Clay" -four,
sold at Reformer's Store, 9Th and Olay
Street, b-28-eb
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

For the best bread, "Henry Clay"
-four. az Reformer's Store, 9th and
OlsY streets. b-26-st
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

Mrs. M. J. Reid and Mrs. j. w.
Carey spent last week in Washington.
They were the guest of Mr.. q. II. Gar
roll, and spent quite an enjoyable
time. They wexA highly entertained.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

Use "Henry Clay" -four. 1t is the
best, Reformer's Store, eth and Olay
atreets. 6-26-8t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

HOWELL-oied May Is, 1900. at Is
minutes TO o'clock q. m, Nsnches-
ter, Va, Rachel G, the infant daughter
of William and Laura A. Howell, OF
ITO Decatur st. Age, 8 months.
Darling, thou hast gone and left as,
We, our loss most deeply feel
But tits God who hath relieved you,
He can all our sorrow heal.
HOWELL-Died May &c. 1900, ct 81:
Is q. M, at the residence of her pa
rents, William and Laura A. Howell,
Lille Victoria. Age, l year, 10 months
and days.
'Tis hard so break the tender cord,
When love has bound the heart,
'Tjs hard, 40 hard to speak the words
Must we forever part.
Dearest beloved one, we have laid thes
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished,
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-06-02

BROWN-Died at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. florence Harper
S07 n. 4th ST., Wednesday, May 23ed,
Mrs. Amanda Brown, after an illness
of only three days.
Funeral took place Thursday, May
Oath from the First Baptist Church.
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Sa8 Ebal abndrtS.

TabIur. .-Dis 1apIor Sdlaud Sons
panic yio. l pirb am 8. Oftober ibre
idbrIide MISUNDERSTANDING nit BAL in
Websr'S 8inf abbalten unb trifft idon
isbt baflr 8orbereitunsen. oer
junse Sobn bes Sobn Worsan bon On
@rope Strabe, fabI am DOnneritas cine
5abrt auf einem @ispaeen uno fieI babel
ab, pobei ii6 Elm 8ein am Safsn Der
Baaee fling unb er 70 cine Diitans 8e'
iraeen purbe bic fIaffenoe Munoe
mubte benz Sunsen susendbt tperOen.-
Ssrr Ilfreb 8ieeIer bon Uiain Strabe
ipurbs in Der Ppns Wiine perleBi, gum
Slid aber unsefdbrlih.-Gm nd4fen
Montas bGlt Der 8ilbeIm Sea SdIben
Stub in @perIsp's @dlb6sn elm Sdei'
benidiebsn ab, bel tpeIdem $50 in Prei'
fen an bic erfoIsreiden SdiBen perabs
reidt perben. 0ie SdIben Der llms
eeeenb iino freunblidit eineelaben, it6
einsufelen.-Der gniireider gDm. Wi.
gpans bon Wain Strabe. Elm 8rudens
aneeteIter Der O., 8. & g8. @ompanie,
tpurbe am Dienita8 su Doper, y. S.,
tpo er felt einiser 3eit nit oem Initrel'
den elmer 8rdde beiddftist mar, ausens
bIidlid set6btst, inbem er bon einem 8es
rift abfieI.-Die Taplor Silper Gornei
8anb bdlt ndbiten Samita8 elm Bic 9iic
in Bsber's 9arf ab.-Sie gln8eiteaten
Der Saplor. Ppne unb Soloen Ulinen
tpurben sefern fir Ausuit uusSelDbnt.
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Dthttae Gutfheicuna.

9unbsSridtsr 9odren in Dinona,
8ise., bat in bem 8anierottperfabren
sesen SO. 9. Srppbribee cine pi6tise
suti6eibuns ubsessben. Das urtbsil
bss Ridters luutet babin, bab unter bem
8anferott' 9eies Der Ser. Staaten Elm
@ldubieer, Der feline SduIbforbsrune
redtsslItis einfIusen tpia. aas innerbaIb
bier Wonaten Dor ber 8anterott' Grildrs
uns bon benz S6uIbnsr srbaItsnsn @sI'
Der an ben WahenperipaIter auslisfsrr
mub, anoerenfaaS iinb feline Sorberunssu
nidt ansuertennen. Die 9urddenbe be,
pdbrenb Der bier Wonate sesablten @sl'
bsr mub erfOIsen, aud tpenn Der @ldu'
bigger bon Der i9pisrisen SinansIass isi'
nes SduIbners feline aenntnib bate.
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Dunmcre.
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our6 cine iunes Tphtsr bealudt tporoen

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our6 cine iunss TO&tsr beslidt tporoen.
0as bOppsIte @obnbaus bsS Rit.
arb Softer 8iss Strube tpuros seitern
8ormittas iammt SnbaIt poahdnbie
ourd 5euer aeritbrt.
- Gin unbsnobnteS Saus an @arb
Strabe tpurbe am Wontas Nadt bur6
5suer 3erftbrt es sebbrte einsm Wtanne
namens 2pnott. Die Seueripsbr fonnte
bic Slammen ni6t bendltieen.
Ser aIs Winer i'm Mountain
Sdu6t ansshsqte Sames 8rOipn bon
@bsitnut Strabe ipurbe am 9ienfae ea'
ielbit bon sinem Dsdsnfaq sstrUfen uno
aIs mon ben 8eruneliidten bon Der
Wahe befrsit bate, nor er tobt.
- 2sonarb Sharpe. Elm 8rsmier Der
2adatpanna gilsnbabn, tpollte am Cams
ftae su Spenesr's Diins bubier cine 2otO.
motipe beiteisen. slitt iebo& aus unt bei
rehte Sub eerietb unter elm Stab uni
purbe bbs ssrbrddt; er tpuroe nu4 cen
WpleS Saplor 9oipttal 8 aommen.
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am Donnsrit flag in bem neuem Gimme,
pes Sodi6ulesbdubes an Npple Strdb
beitaftist mar. tpurbe burh bas na1ee'
bsnbe @eriit niebereeporfen uno fiel au
einsn Saufsn SoI3; er lit furGtbar
Sdmersen unb man nabm an, bub sr in
nsrlid osrlsbt mar.
- 8isrssbn itaIieniide 8drser Der 2
Barb Iisbsn am 5reitas bsim @eri&ts
ibrsibsr eine getition binterIs8sn, bi
bsswsdt. baB 5rani 9uelieno, Der Son
tabIsr ber Barb. isines Imtss entbobe
merben iOa. peiI er feline sei6poren
pflibt psrnadldiiiete, inosm sr perfsbIts
unssisbIide 0srfdufer bon 8etrdnte
an bas @sridt su bsri6ien. am II
September fnOet Elm 8srb6r in b
SADIE itutt.
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@ilfeSbarre Na&rt6ten.

Die Staais. @robloss Der Sarbis
gen Obj Selops bdIt nddfe @o&s bier
fir brsi Gage cine Sibuns ab; eine
9arubs finbet in 8erbinbuns bamit aud
ffatt.
81. SO. Ridatbs, Elm SoIsasent bon
Rsparf, q. S.. purbe UNI gil llbr am
Sreitas 9in6t unter Der Bride Der Grace
ton Gompunie nube Of Wiarfet Strabe
bon sinem unbsfannten gleeer niebsr8e'
i1lagen uno UNI s33 beraubt.
= Ser Offsisae Gsnius bon 1900
siebt unierer Staot cine @inipobner3abl
BON 81 ,72l. seesn 37.7l8 in 1890. cine
3unabme bon l4.003 ooer 37.l3 Bro'
sent. Dis @intpobnersubI in 1880 tpat
%. .339 unb bic 3unabme bon 1880 bis
1890 bstrus 6l,6l BrOsent.