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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-19
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- Sn golumbus puroe bic Notb3uhts-
tlaae sesen Bursteim psrbanosIt, inpsb
nod tsine Gntfdsipuns ssfdut, ob Der
gsrtlaste sur sarslaaft susula6sa 1T
pbr uiht.
- Sn 5ouRun Fnb bic fapttlden
Warrants bis auf 80 Gents Der Dollar
eelunfsn.
Sa Ya,is fanb cine 8eriammluns
BON Bursern fatt, In rpslder bic Grid
tuns stner 8aumpullsnfabrif beIprohen
wurbs. gerbanblunsen iinb su otefem
3msds ansefnipft wcrpen.
- Sm Ssnpsrion fuoet Der Pro,sb ssa
gen einen unselsbliden sdnappsbrenner
yfamsns $. s. &elner fatt.
- Na4 Nultin wurben Dea Dublin
unb Mae Yatter, tpelde man flr bic On.
fitrer Der @ren,. .Yollrauber bdlt, ssbraat.
Wud i6re Grauen puroen als 3euStnne psr.
baftet.
- Gtntse Meilen BON Galpsrt tpar Elm
Jarbteee init bem @raben zines Bruhnens
fir Or. Morrow bsldaftiet. Der Brun.
men III GU SUP tief uno Der 6arbIse tpuroe
tn sieier aiefe son fddbliaen @alen iiter.
nannt unb tewubtlos Gin @siber, gfamsns
Shulb. unternabm ben gsriud, ben Sar.
bissn ,u rstt:m unb lief fh ttnab. Noa
ebe er btn @runb errsi6ts, sab sr bas
3siden gum 5inaubieben, mas ipsl.i4
selAab als ct nod cine Nrmeslanse BON
Der Obe, fldte entfernt mar, wurbe Ct
bewubtlos, liirjte bnat unb bliee aui ber
Stelle topt.
Sn 5sarne, polslba Der Tarbise
1om Calhoun pom City Marf6al 8i19op
in Der Mapors Court erldoiien puros,
babtn bic Jarbisen cine 8srlammluns
abssbalten unb teihlo6en, Gslb sulam
man,uaeusrn, I'M bic &lase sesea Biibop
an3uifrenser.
- Der Sc3iale Snrnssretn In @alpe.
Ifon btelt am 16. In Wur;luws @arten Elm
Sommernadtsfeit al.
- Durh &tp @ranbe gttY famsn 16O
&iasn NIT Waidinen uno etn DampitelIel
pon 10000 piunb @switbt, weldte mad
Wonttrsy se9en um baielbif CUR erri&tuns
einer Baumwollenfabrit befimmt finb.
Die Waldinsn tommsn BON England.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-19

: 6ran Sttilie Bisdmann, bic 6rou
bes 5sranssebsrs Der !. guHalo aurcra,"
Buffalo. ge. D, fdreibt pSb islbit
bin bur6 ben 9ebraud ron Or. u II.
SUIT aSnis's 5amburserarop.
N sinen Sal,flub i'm @sfht lOssemOr.
ben naheem i'd perber alles nur &roent,
lide sersebliH perfudte. Meine Sreun'
De fra8en mid. unb auf ibre 5rase tam
10 ibnen nur entperten, bab einaia nne
auein Or. Gusuf RGnis's 9s III.
Ftur8er9ropfen mid BON meinem
iedsjabrisen 4eibeu befre item"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-19
esn Sa1en bes 2ielt. Carer, b

= Sn Sa9en bes gieut. Carer, Der
ben unslidliden 2puiS NapoleOn ben
9ulufaIIern sur 8eute weroen lieB, 3eI8t
Id cine gang merfwiirbise UlelnunsS'
perIdieoenbeit. Wibrenb bas SrteSSSez
ridt iuiolse zines 6prmfeblers bic Inter
luduna aesen ibn nieoeridlus, berri4t in
Der glrmee nur Sine Gimme pariiber,
bah er friessredtli6 eri4oTen weroen
,ollte. 90 bel ltebt felt, cb nun Carer
Der BefeblSbaber DeS betr. pItets mar
ooer nidt, oaB er 5u Pieroe Ooer gu 6nBs
AZ benz armen .eulu" apriidtehrea ann
nit ib.a fallen Ooer li4 our&i4lassn bate
maHen. Sin Selp 1T Serr Carer aul
feinen Sail.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-19
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- pbtlOiopbie bes unbewuBten. vGi'
ne Grase nod 5err Baron Stnb Sis
Der Metnuns, baB bic Gntpideluns bee
D.en1hsnsefhls&ts eine iolde 1T, bie iId
aus etnem Gtom bss Nihts berleitet, pbe,
lsitst Rs fd aus einem 8ottaubensn IN
bas Nihts z"
..8arua (uaa elmer Yauis, btlimmt y
nMein !! !"
- U. (n bsr 5ibt bss @ortfrsttss ,
,,5err, lOa Id Sbnsn iassn, w.r gle
i1ne s--8. (lebr rubis y ..Dantt ID bin
ni&t neusisris."
- gtara:tsriaiider gerslei&. Nad.
bem Der lanse msnutone 0crtras bee
5srrn profeGors gu Gnbs II, frast Der
cine Nadbar ben anoeren:
nSis, tpie mars Stnsn penn 2"
Der Mnbere: ,,Mir war's serabe,
mie wsnn Id sor bss Harrsre ans.mur,slt
fidnse, wdtrtnb Elm lanser, lterer Giitsr>
sus pOriberfdbrt."
- Gin Wehlelblatt enttdlt fplssnbs
@n,sise; ,.gin iunssr @ann iudte stns
@tsae als Sdpieseriobn In elmer rubisen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-19
Ginbeit nnb Jreibett.

ypn pielen Deutiden merbeu benz SIR.
fen gismard ieine Nttentate sesen bic
Greibeit lin leiner Ginbeits Beltrebunaen
wiaen Uerseben. Stun 9eben f.a aber
Womente tunb, bae ielbit tieie Durd ben
Dtilitarismus 3uiammensebaltene ginbeit
an pielen Ste(len iden ,pieoer bebentli9
setcdert 1T. Der ,gulturtampf" bat
ber b.utiden Resieruns piele @emiitber
entfrembet ; bic neue @teaer. uno BOD.
@eieesebuus bat bas Reid fOrmlia in
swsi 4assr seipalten unb bic infolse ber
&eaction einseriifsne Boli3ei. Dirtbiduft
III alien Qiberalen Oerbabt. Sdon laien
Fh bier uno bort particulariitiide Stitn.
men nit Der 8eeauptuus bSren fs arg
Jet es in beH Tqsen ppr pet Neids. @inbeit
i,int seirieben lpereen,
Jerner iic6en iiG yiete an ben Sano.
lansern, beren f4 ber beuti6e Steids,
taa3ler in nsuerer 3eit 3ur @rfiianns ieis
ner Mbiidteu beoieut. Dae er cine
S&paniuns mad ganpda bin semadt
bat. uirb ibu mod am Gri1en persieten ;
benn in alien @eSeuben nit semildten
Sonfeiiionea - uno beren fno biele in
Deutidlano -if man bes relisiSien Sa.
bers nlibe, ber bic ioeialen Be3iebungen
unerquidlid n,ad,t. Nber in ben 3oa.
frasea Is. 9. itiiste fd Der 8analer
bauptladlid auf peH parttember9fden
MiaiRer ,. Barnbiler. Dem bat man
es aber nod lanse nidt perseien, bab er
1866 Der unterbanpIer mar. Der bic fran.
sSaide ginmiiduuS in ben Pruser 6ris.
ben tewirste.
0ans gierpen abSeieben. perlanssn ie.
bod bic Beiten bes goltes, tuenn teine re,
puslitaniids, 70 bod etmas parlamentari
ide 6reibeit. Mit eerieIben ideint es
aber poutommen gu gnpe au iein. ,.Sis
meinen, bieier Neiasfauslsr 9Snnte uns
npd sinsu sewiGen @influb parlamenta
riiaer art" -iast YrOie1pr Saenel In
felusr lettea Stsidstuss Stebe :; ,oaa
| III zine rSuise 2duihuns. So bat iid
erseten, bab ber Reidstan,ler almdlia
su elmer Dictatur selanst nebeu ber in ber
1bot ules parlamentarilGe 2eben MI,
Saein If. Gr ipielt nit ben parteien,
pdrielt NIT ibueat ilest ben aeim be'
Spaltuns in le biusin. teot ile aesen elm
amber auf unb perbinbet lie uad eisenen
HsIisken. gr Bat aud nid,t cine Safe,
zines parlamentariiden Stautsmunnes
ber 20 periudt, bic Barteien i'm 6aui,
srcb uno einis 3u erbulten Der es Der
liudt, insem ct bic Yarteien leitet, ie aud
,u leitenben Yarteien su erbebea. vi
bieien Wanus mug ieeer 4erind. bal
sonititutioueae Ssitsm sur @eltuns uni
Durdfitruns 3u trinsen, ideiterm."
Da8 line barte, aber nidt unpabr
Dcrte. Sdlieblid iei nod burauf bin
eewieien, bab mad tsr aqssmeinen annd
DeHtidlanb sberslsIs sinen. ssriese ent
gesentreibt. Nn Der Weittiiife unb bei
Sseseltaben werben ieit WOuaten sesein.
nibrcae BefsitisHuaep poraenpnlmsa I'M
bic ausenstne ytinllne ipridt ftd babi
aus, cab tte Mebr ginnatme aus be
3Sllen benz Wolcd bes Wilitarisniu
3um Opier fallen msros. (R. 8. 8. p.l
, 1879-06-30

Altar the close of tho War of tho Rebellion, a
vast number Of Northern people emtgratod to
thu South, Intending to make that section their
future home. Thousands Of them bought
plantations; others purchased mi'la and began
manufacturing; others opened stores Of cstab-
llshea banks; some controlling largo capital
vent to 1utst.tng railroads; many mechanics
opencd shupa. but In 4 few years they wero
broken down anu driven ay.-"frozen out" 50
to speak, by social ostraclsn, iuluattcc, md
swiudllng tricks. Occasionally Southern news.
paper, tuado desperate by Tie decline OF business
nnl thu general dcadncss all about Il, spcata out
and tells the truth. Ore OF thtse little out
bursts appcars in the Greensboro IN. c.) s.ase.
It says:
1t IL n sad fact for &his worn. ont and (am!shcd
State TINT VI Thu thousands 0t ncn WIN canlo thtth.
", sNYesteA their nrans, and attempted to mako
homes under Republican ruIe. to-,aY ba. fow rc.
alhtn. Af TIE totS RI Tie aH fheH hars nhhtikre4
auHE "a sffl homt Thers fhfy cnH sh<nk tAsr sen-
tsHts ui.i pots a. ths1 deem btyf, ,etAod suite.
ton 70 in,4l:. atasf aad riIidca!laa Or saeh men
az 6or. VANCE. Immigrants from. all countries
and ol! Ssatce pass N1rth Caro!lna by: tho "c4f-
pol: bAVKers" loss all rather thsn Eenaln. and uahY
Of her own aoNa aeck IN Statos-aAtrt schools, th1
po'fs, and spstch are Jrts-a now humo.
, 1879-06-30

There are few modes ol spending money
which insure a creator degree Of wholesome
enjoyment to creator number Of people
than that adopted by Alr, pERRx II. Snlru
in furnishing free opon.air concert Sunday
afternoon ut Lincoln Park. When to the
delights Of lovely sumu1es aftornoon In
beautiful park is addod tho pleasure OF liss-
ening to good music, the sum total is 10
large that 1t is pity tho result
could not oftener DO produced, for,
without considering whether or not
there may DO better ways for tho tirod work.
lugnlsn and his wife and childen to spend q
portion Of lis day Of rest, there arc SO
few bettor why's In which 10 can be induced
or ia likely to spend it TINT there ia little
room for argument as to tho dosirabillty at
theso sunday aftaraoon tros park concerts.
a workiugman who Aas had thEea hours OF
Ems music IL in no huluor for attending q
Socia!iat meeting: he il not ''at for sroason,
strasagetns. mud sro!ls". he Is not going
to ba iu hurry to help oserturn an
established onler Of things wherof1om he
caa extract 10 aupl, enjoyment aud sscsea7
, 1879-06-30

The Democrats In Congress hnvo carried the
1unketng and picnic business to q most out
ragcous extent. TwcnLy.fonr tlo,lhc and SEN
ate committees lavo already got permission to
mike pleasure tours this suntu,cr,-thc Eensr-
ous and wealthy American people paving all tho
expenses Of these pcrlpatotic patriots, not omit
ting, of course, French wlncs md Cuban clgars.
There Is nothing tint affords our ctt[zcns 80
much pleasure, says All exchange, a5 to toll
themselves through the oppressive hot months
to mako money for their Democratic statesmun
to spend In tItc cool tnountaln glcns a1ld in tho
fresh breczes that sweep along tho shore Of tho
understanding sta. A Washington dispatch
thus states what tho generous Senators have
dono for themselves out OF other peoples
money: ''. l..
activity Of latc laying plans for aeriss OF ]unket
Ing cxcnraons to vaFlons parts ol the coantry.
wh.lc aasnc Demucs4Ac Senator has rlssn 10 move
that such and such committeo 10 allowed to sit
tho Atlantic to thc Paeie, In each ease Of cpafse
provision being n,adu for clerkt deputy serHeaut.
sey sn ' nst 81 snS s
nor in which Resolutions providing for thrso
prnIc4 haso been introduced has attracted con-
oforo they ,avo bsen axrsod to without se1ioas a
ep9h"ao ISy howoyef teS eil%ax was
anshority for i's Cnmn,ltteu and another to
an'l sale Of public lands. McDosAEn's resolution
wns ngreed 10. becai,so II was said the Con1,,Ea-
slnner Of tho GoncrAl Land Onlco drsircd its pas4-
age but tho sec0nd resolution VIVA tabled until
IlEnEronp, Chairman Ut tho Committee on Minoa
and Mining. could ho present to give some excuss
for empowering, hts Committee to Join the oacur-
e'onssts. nEcKa resolution Tor select Joint COM
mIsco Of twelve to inaulro into the method Ut tEnns-
acting business III tho various departments. etc,
was aiao agreed to. IN regard to theau resolutions
Mr.. Mhnni'L to-day took occaH!on to cali 3cnhio.a
to their senscs by stating that already twolye JUNK
ettnx parties Ind ooon provided for, and with tho
TO aftnan. which, IL tto aggregate, would require
tho attendance tn different parts Of tho county Of
between ffty and sixty Senator'S This cxtraortlt-
nary bus!ness VIII prn6abty be continued until tho
lHxurlea Ut summer travel all pr0yloH0 for the
other stxteen Spuaturs. :
, 1879-06-30
B0RIE'g ABoRTlVE JOURNEY.

: It ia currently reported that whom Gen.
GnANr viaitod tho Sphinx, tho mysterious
What Is It, who has 80 long sqcatted In lilo
sand, gazing stoadfastly on ago after ago into
vacancy, deliberately winked ono of ita stony
eyes, and, assuming for mn instant quzz.oa1
expression, salutcd tho General with tho
exclamation, "You'ro another" aud imme-
diately resumed It's former blink expression
before ex-seorotary Don1E or any OF tho other
Arabs had ;notiead that 1t Ind broken its long
sionco. It had evidently recognized long
lost brother. The General ,natlo no reply
further than to wink his Loft orbit In al orac,l-
lar manner; but tho two understood each other
perfectly, aud neither Of them reyoaloa to
cx-Secsetary Boa1E, by word, look. or sign,
that they had had what must have boon to
them worry long ind animated conversation.
In making trip around the void, or
secrotary DoE1E WAS animated both by boz
novolont and patriotic purpose, Like the
Wandering jew, tae Man Without Couu.
try, tho hlau Without shadow, DAx1E1.
pnArr, and other poripatotio prodigies, he
was more Or loss III quest Of an airy pl,an-
tom but ho pursued 1t with wonderful por-
aistencs. It is not likely that au old gautle.
man OF over 10 would make journey OF
20.583 1n!les moroly for rccreation, for gcn-
uemen Of TINT ago enjoy themselves moro at
home, md prefer a glass Of a1o OF sherry,
tho sunny sflo Of tho street, tho afternoon
mp, and an oarly retirement to Il fsather.botl,
rathor ttau to ba opposed to tho vicissitulos
of travel. Tho old gentleman went for pa-
, 1879-06-30
PERSONAL, RAHf

A bad box-Ihe pool-boz.
Ohastino Cox's confession was Ohastino
ttmc to sayo Dr. Hall.
11re. Lapgtry's husband Is defined as 'she
who makca contracts with tho photographers.
Alr. o'Loary's legs appear to bo all right,
and doubtless ho has neyos had better pair In his
life.
Tho best of 1fr. Hayes votoes would be
tho veto OF tho reappearaneo oi tho present Cons
Rtssamen.
Tho Successor Of tho lato Khodivo Ia his
son. md ne presume that he Ii ehip on the old
Llorkhead.
1t will BIO rnther l,nrd on Tewtil, the new
Khedire Of Egypt, II 10 Is obliged Tewaks up, his
fathers debts !.
Mr.. Dsna'a sudden departure for Europe is
creating the impression that hc ID tho claimant Of
tho French throne. So
Thomas Edison is great inventor, but ho
can't invent satisfactory .exenae for falling to
produce an electric Hight. - 60 = r.
Tie Southern woman, not having boen
reconatracted has all tue impssfsctions Of hor
sex. md good deal uoro.
Tho Bohemian shnrpahootcrs did mob
shoot anybody yesterday. and Judge McAlllstcr
should hava tlcul reasteated.
Mexico has, n Presidential oloction next
the unpleasant farm Of black cavalry.
Tho Buffalo Erpress calls the editor Of tho
Oknlonh states An IDIOT rcFardloas OF the feelings
Of many worthy aad deserving Idiots. .'
Tho Now York Herald predicts savora1
severe stoTns for England next month. but 1t has
tboughtcssly neglected to predict Mr. Dana.
~
, 1879-06-30

The sermons printed in our co'umna this
morning inc;tlo n vigorous discourse by tho
Rev. N. r. RAvL1s on tho subject, suggested
by tho attitude and nets OF Tho Demo-
cratic majority in CongreHs, "1he Rebellion
Not Dead, but It's Spirit Still Seeking tho
Destruction Of tho Unttod States Goyarn-
mont; Rermon by tho Rev. SAMUEL IVES
Cunrss, At tho Union Park Congregational
Church, in reply to Col. INoEnsoLh's Mis-.
tnkos OF Moses"; and ono by the Rev. DR..
GEonaE NoRoKoss, Of Carlisle, Pa, preached
at tho Third Presbyterian Church,
, 1879-06-30


The veto Of Judicial bill No. ia prepared
mud will be sent to Congress to-day, when,
OF course, 1t will fail for lack of the necessary
two-th1rds vote, evon II 1t do not fail Of
coming to vote for lack Of quorum IN tho
House, which now seems probable. Whether
or not final adjournment Is had previous
to the passage OF another BILL it
is nov regarded as oersain that the President
will not again oonvono Congress in extra
session, but will Lot tho nulliaera go home
to their constituents with record mado
up of refusal to yoto an nppropri-
ation for United States Marshhls for
a!l tho Federal Courts unloss upou
condition that It DO mado criminal otrcnse
punishable with 1ps and imprisonment for
the officers Of tho Courts to respect their
oath Of Office and execute law of tho
Unitod statos unropealed aud In full forco
upon the statute books. Our Washington
diapatcbes predict worry positively thai
another extra session will not BE- called.
, 1879-06-30
THE WEATHER,

WAsu1HeToN,,D G., Juus 3o.-l.a. m.-lndlca-
tons: Fur Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley,
cooler northery, possibly followed by warmer
southerly, .win4s, rising, followed by fa!ting
barometer, clear or partly cloudy weather. :,
For the Upper Mississippi md Lower Missouri
and Upper Lake region. stationary, toluwcd by
falling barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
warm er, partly cloudy weather,
Fur the Lower Lakea. uort!4erly winds, coole,
clear Wea tier, with rising barometer.
LooAL uasnAvAriokA.
, 1879-06-30

The Etra'ng Telegraph CORPORATION paper, mud
!. which assusnes to bs the conduit Of Irish de-
taAlIds alld sesentuents) sake. its little fist at
,,htayor tlANRlsoN and daFes Ala, to do it, 1t
stampa lts foot. and lts throat it srowIs it, halr
ttcars, aua Its tacc It scowls; ts eyes 1t tlathes
mud IT. bteaaa 1t pEotrudas; aud 1t strikes q
lighting attltuds,-all At Mayor HARRISON.
Whist fort THIS:
In 1lliag tho I've vacancies which will qxlst On
, 1879-06-30

A mysterious unpleasantnoss is reported
to 1,avo very recently arisen between Russin
and Germany, in consequence Of which the
Gear has abandoned his intention of visiting
Berlin this summer.
, 1879-06-30

wliull Ia enthusiastic In bcl,alf nj tho 1oveo
schomuf because IL VII require tho oxren.lI-
'nra Of habfa, money tl'an my ntlIer. Mr..
1fE:'nr Sf1rcf'kf,t, Of tile ooaHt survey, Ia n
competent Mud parlHl'a unprecedented man.
Who Mr. HAnn1sos, ofFlntaiana' IT, tho ti'a-
ratehea TO not stasc. 1ffs' 10 don. 1iAnni-
sos. tl'e "ela-known lhwyer' H. In respect"
ao'o appointment; but thera hdofne TO 10 no
great reason why 10 or my other man from
tint ssato or IN Ills profession s'sot1t'l bo
helocted for this Kind ot 'ttsy. lsae tho al-
pointihent OF JAafhs H. EAns fa "li"oat ino8-
cusablc. lilo III appointed as an ongncor:
but It IS In his capacity ~ sl'rewd lobbyist,
anil tho ch'et promoter AMI nonciic'afy OF q
costly 1no' thhs no Will 'naKo his 'hllnoaoe
ielt 10 tho work OF The COMMISSION.
which one Of the gont'emon OH th's oor'
mission haH been appointed N 4 representa-.
tavo OF tAo fatlohet ahd economical p'hn OF
lowering the river anu eontro'ling lta carront
oS natural oaelotss 1t tue 1etty seaomo 10
10 10 Represented W It's anVonfor, EApa' and
porhnps other membef8' ana the embahk-
tnent kystem by tho Louisiana n'nn an'a tho
aT'ny ongnoors, proper consideration Tor tho
rnblio interest should havo prompted tho
rrebldens !. to appoim Capt cowpEs' VINO is
tho most experienced an1 1nsai18eht aa7o-
cate Of tho outlet syatotn. iho exclusion OF
oart. Uo"pEa, anu 6eomingly Of osefy per-
aon VINO Is Wiling 10 glVo the outlet
plan fa'r hearing, appears to be
oompIote snsrenaor OF tho comnafe-
sion INTO tho hands OF tho southern
sabsiay.hunters' cowDESs Plan is tho only
ono TINT IL recommended ny any Actual tcss'
Tor tho preak III tue bonnot oaFro orevasso
mas demonstrated tho aotual power OF out
iets TO iowor tue riVor. iho embAnKmons
system nnda only encouragement III lilo e1*
per1ehca thht ms oeon hha win tue leVeos
constructed In tha past by private AUD state
enterprises, which haye noon constant ex-
renae anu no protection. Ihe EAps 1otty
System 'a IN experiment thas haa alfeady
cost tho aoVornmons millions OF do!i"fs' aud
imposes pormanont expense IN the drodg-
ing whlon 's necessary 10 keop d channel
open ~ tno mouth OF TUG Eavef petHeen the
Wills q ",'om.urusa .l. ana a'one tua' LADS
Has efocted' Eithof OF theso two Ilan8 e1-
tcnlol along the line Of tho river will Involve
mn n,t1av nj bnnfrcf1s of 7njl1ione NJ fto11ara
.,.~t.,.,,., ~, - a.. 7,;.,.. r...
"tou @t4 uu''l .'aa'S' a4o Wv uu 1'Nos eon1-
m m1Hsiop seefn 10 haVc been mada up entirely
Of men inclined to favor. ono or
the other On account 'of nersonal> intarost or
ososio"", o. ~ Pfeaaufe' "a''e NV nn'ufai pun,
taat Will feanlro put 1ow hundrcds OF
thousands for o test, seems to have been shut
mt frn,n renraaenfnffnu 'ont1 cahe;1nrnif,,,
, 1879-06-30

Adviccs from South Africa nro to tho
effect TINT OEgEwAro Inns probably orrivod
at correct understanding Of Great Dritain's
power md has concluded to make peace. He
LAS offered to pay fine of two bnlfocks for
every ma'o zulu, and 1t is considered certain
that treaty, On somo such basis will 10 nt
once concluded
, 1879-06-30

TnK CntcAun TE,EuNk has established branch ofacss
far receipt al and advertisements -
tollowat .. ..
NEW yoKK-Eoom . Tribune Building. F. 7. Mo-
FAppkx, Manager
rAt.1s, rrnnce-So. ls 1.uo d. IL 3t1nsc.Dateltere
II. MANtfh,; Agent. tn,
LONDuN, EnK.-Amcffean Exchange 40 ettahd.
uEAHr F. GiLLG1, Agent. "a
WASHINGTON u. c.-l31o stseckst,
, 1879-06-30

To- rutntnd ono of Tho pompa and yanitfog of
tile world fIo Ind Just commenced Ills lit
Ito specol wl.an an infernal brick gayo wny
nntlor l's feot, and l,o rolled down scvornl
ticrs of sonta. 1natoat1 Of n,nking lila
al'ooch, like tho Captain of tho "pinaforo."
l.o snid, +" Damn III" Another tilno, :whi1o
seated with the Sphinx In Kroll'a Carbon, ho
fanciod the. opportunity Ind como, but, just
rs 1lo commenced tho familiar 1ittlo speech,
tho Sphinx buried lis 1lond IN MI internally
large schooner Of beor. Az tho old
gentleman always followed tho example,
Of tha sphiux, ho :. too buried 3, him
self in A. schooner, anil whcn lo was
reat,rroctct1 WAS IN no condition for spoecll-
making. Another time, while waiting for an
a.nlieuca with tho ladloa Of tho seraglio, l,o
bsoael'ed tho subject. and got ns far ns i" S1y
t1onr General" when tho informal Sultan
came in and presented the Light of tho
Harsm and her train OF lesser luminarios,
who so dazzlod the old gentleman that lso
t1idu't know anything for week afterwards.
1Io did not havo an opportunity to got tic
General nlono again until ono day In tho
rnnjaub. He and tlo Sphinx wero tnking
ca,nel.rido, 1t boipg then tho 10, 703d milo Of
hts journey, and woro separated from tho
rost Of tho procession for considerable dis
tance. They were riding sldo by side, and
the ships Of the desert swayod In such mnn-
ncr as to bring tho old Rentlonan and tho.
Sphinx closo together. and to glvo tho
former m exce1lont chance at tho 1atters
private ear. Once mora ho began: i" Ny
f1anr dnrt aro1 tnvn 1rrsS t,nn -
when tho '',nfcrnal beast bumped himself so
vigorously thnt tho old gentleman went up
some dissauoe and oamo down lilko bng Of
rags in m adjacent indigo pntoh. He mado
Ills last attompt In Hong Kong restaurant,
where no aud tho Sphinx wore ono day dis
eusslng cdihle birds nests. Ho begun again:
"My dear Gonernl, have long boon waiting
to adviso you In tho nane Of the American
people," when bis eyos fell upon a
Chinese Mandarin at the next table carving
fricasseed puppy. Without staying upon
tho order Of hts going, tho old gontloman
fled outside and throw up tho determination
ho had carried in his breast for 50 lnauy
wcary milos, besides other matters not
necessary 10 bo enumerated. Tho next day,
discouraged and dishoarteued, he ongagod
passage for San Francisco. The Sphinx
bado him good.by, and AZ Ao turned awny
puffed his cigar more vigorously than over,
wondering what 1t WAS the old gentleman
wanted TO sny to him.
Tho moment the old gontlemnn stepped
on tho dock in San Francisco he relieved
himself by delivering tho speech which ho
had carried &C, $50 miles to tho first reporter
, 1879-06-30

metropolitan Tt1oatrc.
Clark strtct, opposite Sherman House. engagement
OF 1toT Ftsk'a piAotilesiRn l.aly MnEtrela,