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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The first performance OF The Ghost
Breaker" in which II. r. Warner viii
star under the management or Maurice
Campbell, will be given In Johnstosn n.
I.nr.. next Monday evsnins. After 4
short tour the play Will be given In this
city.
Stella H0bsn. who has been absent
,,orD the cast OF oh, Oh, Delphine." IT
,nc New Amsterdam Theatre for a mum
her 81 performances, owing 20 sever g
cold. resumed her part ss Simone last
night.
william Hammerstein. N order 70 con-
,or,, With the SUNDAY theatre law. will
rot civ. the first production OF the play
70, lead. Kindly Light" a. The Victoria
Theatre sundey night, as previously ar
rounc.d. but ALL postpone me opening
,,,,, Monday afternoon.
Mn. Yorka. the French actress. who
rocer,lv csssyed the part OF Judith in d
s,.ci,l private production Of tho poetic
a,ar,s of that name in this city. has been
.,sared BY Marie Drsssler to appear In
,.~ special vaudeville Company. which
III, bArtn a road tour on Monday, Feb
nay II. Arthur Row is another member
NJ the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
OBITUARY NOTES.

JOSEPH W. GILLlLY. treasurer o. t"e
Denver Z Flo Grando Railroad Company
died in Denver yesterday from Brsht
disease Mr.. GIluiy was born at shre"s-
bury. y. j.. in 1851.
ROBERT PENROSE STEEL. re-
tired manufs cturer Of Philadelphia oied
al his home in that city y~storday ifoin
apopleXy. lie was seventF-four Year,
old.
SAMUEL WHITFIELD HARTT. a
prominent surgeon. formerly OF I1tts-
burgh is dead in Seattle. where ne had
lived for two wears.
LUCIUS +. HUBBARD. formerly Gov
eruOr Of Minnesota and veteran Of the
Civil War. is dead ~ the home OF his SON
g. +. Hubbard. in Minneapolis. He was
scvcnty-seven years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
MISS MINNIE TRACEY RETURNS

Miss Minnie Tracey. who Is pleasantly
remembered for her appearances IN fol-
mer wears, but who had not sung In New
York for several seasons, gave A song
recital yesterday afternoon IN Aeoitan
Hall, az which a large number OF her
friends were present.
Miss Trdcey's fine natural voice showed
signs Of wear, and especially IN tire open
ing numbers Giuck's "ya,heJreuse ffel-
GENIE" and Bach. "Gist Du Bel MIR Il
was not under tile aest cohtro.. Later,
however. she was more cucccssful In
songs by SlbeMus and siogren. She Was
rhroughout warmly. even enthusiastically.
applsuded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
BURRIAN SINGS FAREWELL
Die Walkure" and The Tales
of Hoffman," DAYS OPERAS.

Wagn.rians. perfect and some 10
doubt still ia the formative stage poured
into the Metropolitan Opera House yes
terGay afternoon 10 help strengthen Mr.
Gatti-Ca4aZza' already most evident be
lief IN the popularity Of German opers.
The opera was Die Walkure," given In
it, regular order in the special Ring
series. and the audience. even in the num-
Der. II not the nationality. Of IFS standess.
rivsIied that OF a Caruso night.
Y vss Carl Burrians farewell FOR this
season. ard his Siegmund once more
called FOR admiration. even II his voice
was not always az is best Nj. Bur
mans sound musicianship. his sincerity
~, purpose and HIS constant Improvement
in the art Of song make his departure
much 20 DO regretted.
Nine. Fremstad's Sieglinde was the
superb creation. both vocallv and histri-
onically. that IL has ever been. and Nine
GadslI's Brlnnhi.de called 10. abundant
praise. The rest OF the cast, Mr.. Girls
woids Wo,an. Mr. Ruysdaers Hundins
and Nine Matzcnauer's Fricka. were all
in admirable voice NJ Ruysdael in par
ilcular showing marked improvement N
stcadlness ~ voice Mr.. Hertz never gave
3d. more restrained reading OF the score
and az result the orchestral Offering
was delight
In tho evening The Tales OF HOFFMAN,
was sung 20 a full house. There was one
chauge in the cast. Mime Duchene taxing
Nine. Frems,ad's place as Giucetta. Nine
Duch.ne had sung tho part before in Mr.
UammcrsteIn's COMPANY with fair src-
cess She sang IL with the same amount
~ success last nzht Mines Hempel and
Rori were both IN excellent 7oice, and
Nm Macnoz. Gillv Didur, Rothier. Reiss
and segurola repeated their capable i'm
presentations. Mr. Polacco conducted with
uroper spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
WHAT is GOING ON TO DAY.

Frca admission 10 the American Museum o.
Natural History, New iof- Hoolpsl ca
Park ard the Van Co'uandt Far" NV
scum.
convent .on Of tAo NeR York CITY Federation
o. Vomcus clubs, Hotel Aston all DAY.
ling OF The international pure MhS
League. Hotel Aston 2;3o ,. m.
Addr 80 lv bird 5. Coicr on 'Soc!a lis'n
t.fore tho Sow York University Forum.
Judsor Memorial Building. Washington
square. =. m.
Dinner for the New York Association Of the
Alumni and students Of Phillips Anaover
Academy. Hotcl Plaza, I p. m.
Dinner 10 celebrate lolst anniversary OF
c-nsfics Dickens birthday. club rooms. No.
= Fast 3gth street ?. n.
Dinner OF The colgate Alunni Association.
fotci Manhattan. Z p. IN.
Meeting ~ the Principals Club. Hotel Astor.
Discussion ou r.s Minimum wage E1h-
.ea. culture Society. Central I@tN N,si
..u o5d street. Is %. IN.
Lecture lN Thomas j. Idboin on Tho ,fcr-
.r.rcaf and Temporary Causes % fn" liis ,
..et ~ Living Rand school OF Social
>.trucc no 80 East 1914 street N.I'
.d3,es, on -Thc Promoting Of state iesis-
l4t.on." a. mass meeting Cooper Union
evening
IuoHc lectures Of the Board OF Education
e.i5 ID r.. aTanhaffan--Dc WIZ 1linton
''-' oi4.rs'i ard o;rc.ci." Mrs Carolir X.
Goldberg. V.dleigh High school li4..
rtl,,' and seventh avenue. ''Nusic SIudN
New Kcrnotc ia Education. drs Mtl !
GREGORY Mu.ra,; ublic school -. No -
F.s s1ih street. Korea. Old aut New.
If Homer - Hubert; Public Sch9'l IT,
Am stroet. v..st 81 Eighth avenue. Me-
sr1er Hamilton" Gubeft H. Graz" ford
Public school IS. Doninick and CAR.
sf-ee,s Forestry ana forest Operation
ir the United states samuel y Mciaf-
rcsu. pebble So hOol 40. No. $50 East -Otn
street "Tongfcllow as Poet" Miss MO-
= v Neville: public school 68, sSin stIev',
rrs, Of FIRST Avenue, oklahoma, the Lana
II Now" Elias w Thompson; iuoii,
school 90 ig7th street. west OF ScNtaln
otopuc. Mans Place IN Nature ana ltf
Attainment" Professor Henri y. ramp
ton. public school 90. Avenue \ ana fAs'
ga stfoct. switzerland" =. Cloves 'hoT-
lea. public school l@2 1870 street an
Vadsv-0ffh avenue. WHISTLE the ION
Poet" Louis weinberg Public school iD''
- Nicholas avenue ana LIN ST. =. %
"Deveiopmcuf IN NOrth Africa since ~
plorsfiou. 10 a. fus g.. Adams PuDllc Scno''
100 sufoIk ara Eivington str"ets' ? l9i =
ercr tho CITY Of Art. AIlrut oisnn ~.
t eiggs Public Ldbrsry. No. lOi Ncsl 80
street. "Niagsrs and nearby -" = =
justus Parker: !. NJ. ~. A. nan No. 81 >
Fast Brosd way. Distinguish ed names ~
creek History" Albert L. Mershon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
LELAND FAIRBANKS.

Leland Fairbanks. who was tie sole
surviving member OF the class Of ~ OF
Williams College. died AZ his home. No.
352 Adelphi street Brooklyn, yesterday, a.
tho age Of eighty-nine.
Mr.. Fairbanks was born ar Wardsbof0.
VI, in 1924 He began 20 practise law In
Troy y. Y. in 1915. and ton years later
came 10 this city az secretary Of the Val
ertine Narnish Company. lie was a
member of the Phi Beta Kappa frater-
nifty.
Mr.. Fairbanks will he buried in Ben
riDetOn Vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
CAROLYN ELIZABETH BALDWIN

Roscue. y. j. Feb 6--Mrs. Carolyn
Eliza beth Baldwin died a; her home here
to-day after an Illness Of several months
She was tho widow Of n y. baldwin.
who was general passenrer agent of the
Central Railroad OF New jersey Tor more
than forty years. Mrs Baldwin was on.
Of the frst settlers in Roselic when the
borough was started. She had been ideu-
tiled with many or It's social and char
liable organizations and was a member
Of -. Luke's Church.
Mrs Baldwin leaves four daughters
Miss Mary Gertrude Baldwin. OF Roselle
Mrs. II. NJ Byllcsby, Of chicago, Mrs.
Isaac Post OF Scranton and Ms War
r!ngton G.. Lawrence. of Roeellc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
GIBBONS TO 0FFIcIATE
Due de Richelieu to Wed Miss
Wise Tomorrow.
rBy TELEGRAPH to The Trlbun

b. telegraph TO The ITsounsl
Baltimore. Feb. S-Arangements fer
the marriage o. Miss Elinor Douglas Wise
70 the Due de Richelieu. OF France. at
the Cathedral by Cardinal Gibbons Sat
urday have been completed. Miss Wise
will be given In marriage BY her brother.
John Adams Wise. She will be ATTENDED
BY her little niece. Miss Leslie Frick. as
maid OF honor. and her little nephevs,
Frederick May Frick and Han Hammond.
az ribbon boys.
The ushers will be Enesto Begpi Del
Tiata. Of Rome; AR. Mskosky. OF Russia:
Henry Wise Miller, J. s,erret Gittins and
John Witherspoon Frick. OF Baltimore.
and Josiah Macy. OF Morristo~n, \. j..
brothers-in-law OF the bride-eiect. The
Count F'ranca Begni will be best mar.
The Rev Father Hern. Of New York,
VIII assist the Cardinal in the ceremony.
and there will be a number OF priests ~
the sanctuary. The guests at the brfdai
breakfast will Include Mr.. and Mrs. PerS
Belmont. OF New York: the Countess de
Laueier Villars, sodno,her OF the bride
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred May, OF Phils-
Gelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
OLD SPORTING BOOKS SOLD
set Of American Turf Register Of
1904 Brings Sl60.

At the sale % Part II Of tho Reyna'
library at the Anderson Galleries yester-
dav a complete set of the American
Turf Register" In fifteen volumes
brought the top price Of the ~ lots OF
sporting books The set was bought oN
r. wernick for $3.50 The work. which
contains many full page plates. was
printed in Baltimore and New York from
$50 to 1874
i. N. Baruch paid the next highest
pIice-s,i0-for thirty-one volumes Of the
new Sporting Magazine. a first series
published in London, 1915
For a large paper copy Of the rare FIRST
edition Of The Life Of an Actor" boy
Pierce Egau. G. Haskell gave $50. The
total OF the sale was 1871 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
PEARY UNDER THE KNIFE
Explorer Recovering After a
Slight Operation.
IRON Tho Tribune Lur@au.I

Wasnington. Feb. 6--Iicar Admiral Rob
ert t.. Pcary. the Arctic explorer. UNDER
went an operation here last night. 1t
was reported that he was suffering from
appendic.tis. or from stomach trouble,
but this was denied by the family.
Mrs. Peary said to-day that the opera
,ion Vas a slight one, and that her hus-
hend was making d splendid recovery"
Sin added: There is no occasion what
,,ar for anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
NEW AMERICAN PRINCESS
Miss Helena Stallo and Prince
Michel Murat Married.

Paris. FEB 5-The church marriage
service Of Miss Helena Stal!o. 81 Cincin-
natl, and Prince Michel Murat. was per
formed to-day AZ the Catholic Church o.
s.. Honore dEylau. Ambassador and
Mrs Myron T. Herr.ck were among the
guests at she wedding breakfast. which
was given AZ tho stallo residence.
The bride and bridegroom afterward
lefi for Marsellies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
SENATOR CULLOM, S3, ILL
Cold Grips Illinois Member and His
Friends Are Worried.

WASHINGTON. FEB. shelby NJ. CuIlom
Senator from Illinois and dean OF the
LEGISLATORS in Congress, is confined to his
home here with severe cold, which. be-
cause of his advanced age, causes his
friends much apprehension.
He is eightythree years old. and Was
= personal friend 81 Abraham Lincoln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
GIVES DICKENS READING.

Frank Spesisht, English reader and In
,erpreter Of Dickens, gave his second re-
ci,sl OF the noyelists works yesterday
afternoon al the Hudson Theatre. "A
Tale OF Two Cities was the book pre-
scented In dramatic form. M. Spcaish,' 5
matinee Of Yesterday aimed 20 present
the salient points OF the story OF SYDNEY
Carton. lightened by flashes Of Dickenss
l,tIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
EDWARD n. LtSK.

Troy. y. y, Feb. Edward II. Lisk.
head o. tho +. II. LIsk Printing CoHpanv'
Of this city. died a. his home here TO-
night. tic was lf,y-eight years old. Nj.
Ijsk was prominent in Masonic circles In
10000 he was district deputy OF ire lih
Masonic district. and a. the time Of his
death uas conductor OF the Grand Coun-
oh Of Royal AID Select Masters OF the
C.,to ~ York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
STUDENTS IN IBSEN DRAMA.

Senior students Of the American Acad-
omy of Dramatic Arts gave their third
matinee performance Of this season yes
terday at the Empire Theatre. ibsen''
The Pillars OF Society was the play
presented, the leading parts being tsken
BY Edward c. Robinson. Ellen Lsn6don
]. Eleanor Nliet, Giles Low, Samuel
Lowctt. Grlrith Lusky. Langdon Giil't
Joseph II Graham, N. Vrylirg Putnam
Elsie Howard. Mary Kenner. Nden'
Cieavcs. Virginia Norden, Madeline kirE
end Carrie Clarke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
MOUNT SINAI WINS FLOWERS.

The Mount sinai Hospital has received
ono huudrcd towering plants and one
Thousand cut flowers from Bloomingdale
Rroth.rs - ? result Of voting contest
beld a, the store last week in which that
ho.nital received the highest number Of
votes. The hospital receiving the most
votes each week will receive The same
amount OF flowers and plants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
sANy BOATS RAN 'sI7 DAYS.

albany. Feb s.--With record OF Sl'
~, ~ccutiye DAYS OF navigation, boats on
,ho Hudson River between Albany ard
,rrov and New York made their last
.h,oucb trips to-day. This Years contin-
,,o,,s navigation record exceeded the for
-,.r record. established in 1919. ey eigh-
teen days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
BRADLEY MARTIN SERVICE
London Memorial To Morrow
Body To Be Brought Home.

iDy CI9'- - lie Tr.5uIr.I
London. reb. IA funeral service for
Bradley Martin. who died here on
Wednesday, Will be held at Christ
Church, Down street. piccsdilly. to-
morrow at noon. Later the body will
be conveyed to America for interment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
BENJAMIN CROSS.

1873 telegram 20 The tr4tlhe..
Plaiufcld. Conn. Feb. 6.-BcnJamit
Cross. native Of Litchhold County for
merry Of this town. died last night after
a long Illness. agcd ninet%-four Ny
cross came from Quaker stock. his an
cestors settling i'm Rhode Island VIII
Roger Williams 10 was In the black
smith business for many wears, also car
pcntering and contracting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
UNDERTAKES.

no CONNECTION vith other. using -lh.s
name. Original and Oid Essasli2hed sIE.
70. Only tVo stores. sth ave. and ie;h 81
"ss: sih ave. near 1:5;h 81. Private rooms
and cha pes free Largest ard most reeson-
,his I'm the country. T-lephorc W. la Cbti-
Sc p. ". Rssciine. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
OFFICES.

MAIN oFFiCE--Ne. 1854 Nassau street
UPTOWN OTP1CE-No. 1884 Broad~sy. or
any American pistricr Telegraph Once.
HARLEM OrFICE--No. i5T East i2bts
street, No ess west t:5th street and Ne
slo Wezt 123th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
MARRIED.

rIMAS -CIssEI--N me home o: her -notass'
Nrs Y s. +. Ctssel. Elizabeth, y. J., Thur
dav. February 4, 1919 BY the Rev. l-e1is q.
Crane, assisted by william !. Whitske..
y o. Katherine Bsrnsri Cissel 20 Waite.
Burner. ?imms. OF EIizabe,h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

Notices Of marriages sad deaths must BE-
nv full name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07
CEMETERIES.

MOTOR HEARsEs Pierre \rfsvl For
rs~S-cvlinder: sgrcrh. save train expenses;
o.. ri.tsnce-ti re~nu oof. calvary, Neof'aN ~
az Utmost horse rs,e. pierce Arrcv' closed
cal. safe refined. Frank =. Campbell -Sd
". Tel. 1924 chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

tue wOoDIAwH cEMgTEky.
assd 81 BY Harlem Train sn4 b. Trolley
Once 20 East 80 st., =. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

pT-GEES Wednesdav. Pear.arv =. 1913
a. NJ. res.den,e No. ass Fedora s'e..
Bro0slyn. Ja!aee Hughes beloved b.soina
% Catherine Eushcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

EEPHAFT-In his it,h year vslteT In,
Ehrhay,. beloved son o. AIMS fins an
samuel d. Ehrhsrt, a, bis 'esldeace, 10
4a5 1th -, BROOKLYN. Funsral se''!csi
Ss,urday ~ $50 . m. In.srrnsnt u
Greenwood Cem-te-y a. convenience 81 ~
fsmiiv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

r>-DT--o, ysdnesdsy. DAhrUaI-' . 1918.
sda Valentine widow 81 Frederick G.
rlnso snd daughter % the late Thomas y
Valentine Funeral services ., Trusn re
par,is. church Lafayette ave. ard -.
James Place. Brooklyn. friday. ~ p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

Elizabeth s pr~sbv, Ni6ow - william r.
pr.shy. N her s5th yss. Fune~l services
viii ho held a. the residence ~ re, Son
frank r Prssbv. 40. o5 lpDer Ncnntsr
ave. Ion,cisir. y j.. on Friday. Tchressy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

Thursdsy February :.
1918 Leland I'sirbsrks. NJ his residencs.
10 So Adelphi st.. Brooklyn. ~ 'he ssth
vear % his age Funeral service sad "
,srrnen, a. Bennington, ~. Bosom papers
please copY.
-ryzGEp ALp-on THURSDAY. FsbrDsr'
1915. MARI Fitzgerald. al Ter residence.
fvr "a Y-coklrn
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). 1918. a Resi- n, pi.
Treadrv'l Lewis lrclsnd. ferT-riy o.
Creenpo-.. in MS ST,h N.s-. Services o.
rosi,n o., 100 ? n. pr.say. fntsrnent
81 c5rcerpor' Sn'prcsv. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-07

dFNI.vTT--Cn ThursAa". F-erc,r,' 1873
charles sidney Hewlett. son % the ist'
TuoruRs and Mar, Ii. Hewlett" aged ="
f'lne-ai private luterrleEt. rrinity Chgrch
ward, Wepiart Loag Island.
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gie6uerIuite in @e6ra5fa.

Ter weitlihe I6eil oes Saaotea
fat ourh ben ntrttbaren Shuee.
iturm itlUere 8erluite on Gieb er.
litten. oS5n @or0on Gount1 piit6etc
Der Sturm ieit 2onncritag Sad.
mittag 26 Stun6en utllnt2r6rodcu.
glm ihmerIten lit Sic groBe Rand.
ron s. s. IcGon. Sine Seer0g
pom 400 Ginoer u6erpintcrte i'm
GortG Slate GbaIa na6e Qcmellen.
Der Sturm trie6 Oa$ 9ie5 in oer
5luB, mo e. ertranf oOer error.
Ser Strom lit nit aaoa0ern &c.
fiiat. Gas Taielan0 iioliA non
8ig Springs lit nit @auicn to0tel
Rin0er Den 5arm5dlmeu antlana
ii6erltreut. 81. 90. gronu, Gin
9 hmeinc3iidter un0 Soljhdn0ler bon
Gemel(en, bat pier3ig fette Sdpcint
.DtrloreH. Die 39iere mur0en III
her StaQlng ourdl Oeu Sturm er.
itidt. llnneit 9eQmnr froren 20L
6errn qnocrion ge)0rige Sfoie 8u.
to0e. O}ou nermltbet, 0aB ore Ser.
Unite 1T Der @egen0 noroIih bon
0i6foi6, @ar0en Gountp, nod gro.
Der iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-17
Omaha, Sseb, Il. @lars 1918.
SEEM man BEN SuperinfenScr

&enn man ben Superintenoen.
ten 0es Suinoiier ain0crbeims glou.
ben 0art tit Die 9fahiraae mad
Ml1odleiL Die tin0erIoit Gbcpdnrc
~ nooptircn punihen, %gegenp1rtil
10 aroE. onB ibr uidlt 9eniigt peri
Den fnrfL m1breno anabeu uiraeno.
no Derlonat ueroen. Nun lit cs
aber eirie bcfnulte 1batiafa OuB Die
Gr5iehimg- zines @idodlens iih bier.
Sulnn0e crbrblih t6eiterer g2itnltet
oils bic Graiehung cines anaben.
rIo BON mirrn Sufiragetten boron
mir ouBsroem gag fiir Sag bcpea.
Lido sslagcn iiber Ods traurige SOS,
has innaen M1bhen in unierer 3cit
Ieidienen lit; INNER bebaupt1n tie,
ole gyiirfel oes S9idiaIs ieien elm.
ieitig beihpert, 10 oaB tie INNER
5uguniten Der iuneen Dtdnner iieIer.
limb MN fonintt ans Sainois Der
Muf. nanaben tperoen nitt Der,
Iongfi~ n1bren0 ebeOem jeoer 80.
ter uno ieOc Iiitter itoI5 Oaraui
mar, elm Hlioel anaben 81 baben.
Gs muB oIic ood pobl pa6r ieiit,
nab bas goIoeue 3eitaIter 6es Sc
minismlls, tpenn nift ihou gefonl.
1ilel, 10 bod I'm GnlIige lit.
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Siannle iehr erifpert muroe, mo
6nB Der lob oicier 9eriouen mfli
rurh uerbreheriidle giaAldifigteii
bcrnriadt uuroe.
Albion. Ter beitiae Shneeitnrm
bate ales @eifdit u~oailduoig labnI
neleai Die Iciger Der S%taotballen,
tburmubr marcn 10 nit Sdnce be.
oedt. Oab Die llbr ~itiaitano
6rcnout. Cine Don 1876 promi,
nenten 9iir1ern uou 6remont inter,
feid)ulte Ectitioh mrlhe ncaen nns
1nnjcu Der SdiiIer iii Der 6remoni
eohidule prCteitirt wuroe Der
Shulbeboroe wdhreuo ibrer Sibuna
am Snmitag poracIcgt. Gte Reti.
ton wlro5 borIauiia obue aonnen'
tor 81 Den attcn aeleat mo miro
ipater crpoacn neroeH IL oa5
9anjen lit idou ieit Sdbr2n prote.
itirt Woroen. MS cs 3citDeie Der.
totcn muroe. iormteu Die ShiiIer
Clubs, no es nod tuler 5uaing.
1esbalb erlaubta Damn Ole SduIlei.
hlnq cine gcpiiic gIniabl Idn8e iii.
Ter guiiidt Der Sebrer.-Gi Wann.
Ser lid aelln u5uut mo in Council
gluiis oniaiiig iein Mil. mur0e ne.
ben Oen Qortbnciteru gnbnqeIeiien
uabe Srpiuaton lieaero ~geiun0en.
er iagtt, er iei obaeiprun9eH, nadl'
eem CT ieiuen lleberJieber uuo nc.
solpcr ans Dem Gariruiter g%eporfen
bdbt. Gin irem0er Mfnnu uuO cine
Srau bdtten i'm pcrfoIlt. gr mar
iheinbar unoerlebt uno Die Beam.
ten bradten i'm mad Council
8lufs.
8aboo. Grei Gerioncn 6etannten
iid Dor 9iitriftrifter Z. 6. Good
ifuloig mo mur0en perurtbeiIt.
III. 9iart1 erbieIt 90 Gage uno
$50 nebit Soften fir Ginihlaaen
zines Sdauferiters, Ben 2onern bon
I bs 20 Sabre fiir ginbruf, Senrn
$500 nebit Soften fir Boot.
Logging"
2ineoIn. Or. 8. 6. Bennett bon
aenrnsp lit gum &uusnr3t Ser ana-
BEN SnouitrieiduIe ernannt norOen.
IS lit feline poae Stelrmg. ionoern
mir gelegentlide llnteriudungen
iino erforoerlid.
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Manqcl6aftc glr6cit.

Rud0cm bic &ontrottoren 6c5
ncucu Gourt1aui3s. GaIouca 4
Crate oet Eomt1famiiidren eli
lsen &cralaih batrefis ibrcr 6eiiior.
6erung a%ngaboten hatten Tat ard1i.
tlft So5n 2ot1nIer nm ciu3e5cuo
Ste WdugeI Der arbeit angeflbrt.
25n alien Stodmerfcn ian0 cr ser.
1rohenes @la5, iernpr geiprlngcnc
MIarmorpIattan, i'm @efduiniB iinS
1858 GuaoratiuB 5uB5o0cn nidt
%1ementirt. G1r Emit iii iteueupeiie
ableiaaeu mo ai~lsge6eiicrt nTD.
bic Tirma idcint olio iobr iluI,
grb1it gelieicrt SD hQ6cn.
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Wr6rasfa Gntenlc.

9urh 0ermitteIlng Ser 1irm1
G8iqar0 Goon 1880 GitD Tatioro.
8anf Clubbing, walroen an iolgeuoc
9ebrnsfaer I'M Snufe Der lebtsn 80.
de Bateute bertbeiIt: auton Crmod.
2oup Stir, Cream Generator; G5i.
Iipp s. 6aa5, gorf 9}ciierifdrf2r,
8alter S. McGog, Sarpp Gointo.
,Grud"; Charles q. 1ligncrD, ali.
tomotiider GfenOdmpfer; Salon Is.
9parfs, Concord, Erausmiiiion Sea.
ring.
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6anhlnnnsreiitnh ger6nnb.

Ole SrapeIers Grotettipe aiiocio-
ton p1fItc an GamItae int garton
nad) eirem 6eiieiien folaenOe ncile
8camte: George 8. Berg bon
Gmaba, Gr1iiDent @ugo @felder,
@. Gofcit IT. s. Mfanr0, @i5e-
GrdiiOentet; Charles 8. 9opper,
Sefretlr.
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SaS.Cma6a.

Gin auifa3er Der gie6b0fe, Gen.
nis G'2earp, glitt Ganitag abent
ode "a. uto $ StraBe auf Dem
~rereiIten Seitemuege ans unO ftel
il ungliidlid, ooB er beIUubtIoS
lieQen bIieb. er puroa nab Der
&oliSeiitation ge6radlt.
Die @eiitlihen iimmtIider Sir.
dert in Giio.G Omaha 6a6en cine 8e.
tition sngrmiten Der Min0eitlobnbia
unter5aidnet. Gle @etition miro Der
9egi5Iatur init Dem Griuden, Die
Sill 81 pniiiren, 5ugeiatot peroen.
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ans Sem staate.

4ofbenbiirg. 9aaa griinOli6er
tS'llerbrbnng Der llrinhen 0es 81,
Observation-Disclosures, Der iifl
bier am 5reitng @orgen ereignete,
|ertdnnfc Die Goroners Slirp, OnB
&oit4 Soon, G. s. Suterhault mb
>srr 1n6 Gfau MeDer bel Dem 9u-
la~ixlse1Itob Der 3iise go. 4 uuO
u inns 2ebea famen.-g1ad Gn-
sid)t Der Surp ipuroe Der ltniaa
0lrd einen 8ur 3eit ~berridenOen
isnge,D0bnli4 beffgsn Sturm perur.
1ad3t, noourd bic 8ec6adtuns Der