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The sun., 1879-06-10
BRoOKLYN'S DEADLOCK BROKEN.
The Mayor and. uditor Appoint Eight Trus-
tees for the Zig Bridge.

Mayor Howell and Auditor Ammerman
OF Brooklyn met In the formers Office yestor-
day afternoon. and. after waiting in vain for the
appearance OF Comptroller Steinmetz the third
member OF the body vested with the power to
appoint the eight Brooklyn trustees OF the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge. appointed Messrs
James s. 7. Stranahan. WilliamlC. Kingsley. A.
W. Humphreys Henry W. Socum. William
Marshall. BENJAMIN Il. Tracy. A. c. Barnes
and William Taylor as such trustees. Mayor
Howell named Messrs. slocum and Marshall.
Ofthe appointees four only are new. MI
Uumnhreys who is a Republican. is IN tho IRON
and stsel trade in Pine street. and lives at il
Columbia Heights. He II IreasMTet ,vviuin1,nn w
Long Island Historical society MI ,Ilnu' na
iron founders NJ 80 Adams street. hs Re-
sides Mt "a Bedford Avenue 4pH nis,ric, ~ '1S a.,
RrooElyn In the Bridge Board. Mr.. Taylor Is a
Rspublican. Mr. A. c. Barnes Ia tho son oi g.
=. Barnes and - memuer oI n. snv n.'n man and
is Major OF the Twenty-thrd kegm"nt' he r. u 1a a
Republican and the XonnErsa, .russes 'v aEYeT i'm
| brooklyn. and one Of the kepuolican leauers
The deadlock for the past week has been over
the denomination OF Mr.. William c. hingsley.
| OF which Auditor zimmerman. VINO was iot "a a
long time Mr. kinesleys parhyr ~ to nlGrniier
| Steinmetz would not consent MT SNlhlnns@
submitted list OF twenty names ol represents ~
| 4 NJ.
Mr. Ammerman could take his choice. ana pr
zimmerman is said TO have been yet NOR ~
eral as 10 the range of COMPTROLLER StelnmeH
choice for seven out Of eight OF the trustees
provided that he tAmmermanl S,b miSnI nam nam
| rnmntroller SteinInetz said that II was ms ue
sign 10 put new AMI vigorous Sc, 9l M men me, On Inv,
the Board no that TIN work would De put on
| iiva huainess basis He could complete th'
bridge within two years. and for the amount NJ Q
the present appropriation; ana kn9Wlns,, M aton
tis nrofessional experience as civil engineer
that this could be done. he desired 70 mar A.
such appointments ms would secure ,ior IN
RrookIyn taxpayers this end. He might nav
named the seven other trustees had Il H. yleIuee
K,noaley The Comptroller intends 20 cont,s
the appointmens as lar as p3ssDs; p, 1sctnc i'm %
ground that they were mhus ~ " uo0''"~
Much surprise wns caused AT the failure
! the Mayor and Auditor 70 reappolnt mr; hThr II
/, | q Murphy late President Of the Board, IL
Snmored that Mr. Henry W; Slocum vii. d'
cline the nppontment Then he rece,NSs ~ s, ha ~
a | APPOINTED.
The sun., 1879-06-10
LITTLE PIERCE SMEA,s DEA III.
Neglected md Left to Die In yyrctchedness by
Drunken Parents

Pierce j. Shea, u child Of about q years
lies dead in the Morgue. and his parents. Thoa
Shea and Kate Ford. are imprisoned In ths
l2Gth street police station. accused OF causing
hiS hnrIsa te9A ~ sGd Sfddifat Hit ae aInd IneHd II ss4 @
str,et and Mr.. MacCabe soon followed TO make
the necessary preparations. Upon inquiry ot
the neighbors, he could at first find no one VINO
know Of Patrick Shea H. living in the house.
It' / sunto-rl he had GOT Tia" wr jng address.
Hut on nrorceding to the third lpor. he came
uuon the dend body OF the enid, covered WIN
mn old cont lying in nlth. The parents. aged
niout 35 were standing near, and he asked
why they had not placed the chlld IN Ioonl'
They replied that they had no room. .,,,
"Mhere is your PHYSICIANS certlncatef ne
inquired. ,oo,,- - tbov renl,ed.
"Thrn must send for tho Coroner, sald Mr.
NncC abe and he went away, followed by me
iuiprrcntions Of the woman. who WIS under the
induencr of liquor. dressed IN intt"rei hnu
! dtrtv garments. unA generally marked win me
/ r0 .cts of dt-si patton. The man WIS less yo-
! l.ut INIT hr also was evidently intoxicated. MT.
| MacCHbe reported the case 10 Tue onlceI on On
/ most and word was sent for the Coroner ana the
/ dead wagon. But the child WAS not removed
| until Yesterday and the parents We're not ar
] a., -tpd until Yesterday morning, Wufh llfN WIZ
/ taken To the Harlem police Court. Onlcer
/ Cnlnrdi IL the Society tor the Prevention ol
! Cruelty To- Children uppcarrd as COMPLAINANT
and NJ his request they Wrrr lirii uhl'i luIlhct
| cvidenc" could he pro. .urrd On a cnhrge Vi
| cruelty To- the child. causirg its drn'h ,,,
! According to some o. the ne ghhors the chllu !
! mother WAS almost hahtuauY ntuNlcat'u, hhS
frequently beat It when IN liquor In her eel
Of the dead child. She denied having crueAi
/ trpntel IL
The sun., 1879-06-10
PASSED IN THE HOUSE.
The Legislative, Executive, and judicial APP
preparation Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Legislative,
Executive. and Judicial Appropriation bill was
passed by the House to-day under suspension
Of the rules, by a vote ot 1888 TO 2l. The Dill
appropratcs over t17 000,000. and 1t is doubt
ful whether any OF the members OF the House
exceptinR the members OF the Appropriations
Committee. know exactly what the money is to
beexpended for. Since the bill was first intro
ducad last week and recommitted. over s3OO0OO
hns been added to il. OF this sum, Sl5uOOu IS
i'm the nature OF n deficiency 10 phy the sal
aries OF storekeepers ana ghuEers III tne oll-
Etisal legislation il attached To the bill. Mr.;
Atkins who reported the measure. eNplhlhed
its nrovsons In five minutes sprN'h' hhh
Cien Hawley occupied the same amount ol linc
in telling why the Republican members oi the
Committee agreed to the bill. The twenty one
votes against the bill were given by D"mocrllS
who are opposed 10 granting any hppInptH-
tions until after the laws authorizing tie,H ,Hp-
pointment OF supervisors oi elections anu uep-
uty marshals ARE repealed. .,
The Republicans attempted 10 play anothrI
| shnrp trick upon the Democrats to-day ,hYau
of Kansas was selected as the dummy lie IN
| troduced the Army Approprihtl4n bill, prepared
| exactly as agreed upon by the DemoNrAil' eau
| cus. and moved its adoption under suspen
| aion OF the rules. A motion 70 adjourn was II
| once made and carried by Democratic votes
| The Republicans will vote for tho Army nlll ~
| nrenared by the Democrats and they wish Il
got II out OF the way as soon ns possible m ordc
| that the bill making appropriations lnr the *
| Dpnaes OF United States courts may be- conSId
| cred The Democrats propose 10 pass tle . u
| dicial bill before the Army bill Is taken up I
ity TO dictate the manner in which Congres
| husiness shall be transacted. The Democrnt
are ~ the opinlon that Hayes intends to vet
the judicial Expenses Appropriation Dil
The sun., 1879-06-10
PERJURY IN THE KELLOGG CASE
Another witness Testifying that his Amdavh
tsm IIe-Arrested for Perjury.

WAsHINGToN, June 9.-Another ex-mem-
bor of the Packard Legislature nonchalantly
admitted himself TO be- a perIurer before the
Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections
to-day jules SeviEne is the name oil the per
son. Hewas brought here TO testify Tor spot
ford in his contest for the seat in the Senate oc-
cupiod bv Kellogg but swore that he committed
perjury in New Orleans in making an aildavt
against Kellogg. De Lacey. the witness who
committed perjury last salurday beiole the
Con.uittpc was arrested To-day for the cr!m"
and Srvigne will mud himself in the same poal
vi" Sinrrirk exhibited 10 the witness an am
dnylt tho latter saving that be wrote II ana thHt
# bore his signature. I'll" affidavit was rral. II
7In' IN jnnuary is77. when Kellogg was elected for
the long term, but voted for him next day
9at WuSg, A-,s Abs H@1 3sTt Tqs Ssrue. who IN
dasgd me to make the gnilayii kncw 70 he lie
Q-Wh wa. the iu1ugenent to {9n prsNi31, to wT
GS & 9 sSsy Ma. to be- rut Out Of the Sen
at an,How Murray srid hcfe was sugar in 1t Drouet
10Y "iIo% Vas known that yoq had mae an a0dsyit
All was the alk ior wo mo's ir t6au The ,est
a n, a.lertn2 4, SS how ali e a6da,s We're manuac-
'uS p Won not tnnt II VA. immoral to swear to lie
That depends on m ~ o,get h1e I"'" '"
Mr. Merrick then cross examined the witness
who SAID he made n second affidavit for Elder
wLo said he would not pay anything. lie tolu
Cnyaune that he was not present ~ the election
| az MIR kellogg but WAS locked up In room.
o-nat was a ne-a blunt, straightforward lie. A
| Yes. ,..,..t -. ,,,o tova a
iueucr truth patriotism, cor sugar. Al never wa
Irhcd nnd the parties themselves NoW H. ute4us, tn,
Ind ngain and again offered me bribes and Teiuse'
| them, , t1oottna q, stat.
| Q.-Who were the nHruesf Al deehhe 70 stAe'
| Mr. llul-Nou must answer .,., .. ,..o q,
A-Mr Droueu told mr that II recorded my Hou 40 40
sn,nnr,i / could have what | wanted m money, Az
s,yerci.I could not "wil YOU not he asked 40 II q
fttr lut ID.
nof he consistent vote or omen Tor the same once
This was iu the Nichols legislature. ,...
liz sruator Kelogs-llaye YOU not been consls stet
, Rruulhrnn and whenever You found point AGAINST
RepuhcAn you acted like detective ana worked II ou'
A.-ArN ..-.. 80, e.., ,,o,, a. s,ri
| Q.-Aud whenever you saw scheme on ieol you Mou
| f,lioN II IN and let 10 the bottom of NJ A. Yes
made the anaNit To yet Elders confidence, ana Mv'
t. tuVtnac. office 10 get the lHctN M"r hplINNlVu
ihe cars while coming here, and was told uiht ny su
| porting spoiiord would be taken care OF
The sun., 1879-06-10
MIR. M'CiBE'S TWINS
snfe at Home AgnIn-Their Adventures on 1"
Runaway Expedition.

Charles and Anthony McCabe, twin broth
ers. aged - years. disappeared from their
home. 1855 suffolk street, a woek ago Yesterday
Their father. Anthony McCabe, is a gold heater'
The two boys went away in the morning. ~ it
was supposed TO the 81. Brdg"'s parish
school wnrr, thny attended. bat NOT returning
M utyht iuuuiry was made, and IL wa- learned
that they had not been seen thrr', lhrlr
mother visited the Morauc, IN" Pnllre Crn'r"l
Their mother had about given up over seeing
them again when word WIS cent T., hGg llst
hnvs' Home at 700 West Eleventh. street lley
went there Il week. ago AMI asked t4ai ihry
iuight bc sont TO the " vest. telIlug m" Suprrh,
trudrut that they hAd been llyInc with an n-rd
aunt who was too poor To care for them, IhMI
mother thought that they had been luI prrd T.
runaway 10y stories tnid thrm hy "'N. II i'Ys Z"
fortunes tu be made and adventures TO be ell
couutered in the West.
The sun., 1879-06-10
Th. End OF the Strike.

The 2.7OO striking 'lonRshoremen have
welded on Wednesday last they reduced their demands
rom 30 and 40 cents an to 80 cents day and ghI
Tb.y supposed that the employers who had already
offered them % aud 81 cents an hour Mould ninp ~ ~
n"t give even the - and 80 Gents, ana onel.a ony
o5 eents an hour day and night fhere Was uueh uusu
iuon among the men while the strlke lasHu = com
nitee OF shOrumen's Union No lnade lnHu@lus rvs ~
OF uose who were In absolute want Tue ley "a
The committee had 81 OaO from Union NO !, au hpOu
ii AZ more from otlrr societies but this ala not cover
s the needs oi the strikers and on saturday eNenlne
they voted 10 20 " W0Tk. hNs huhuise '"SHN Wv y
ms nj YeRtoIdAy,
The sun., 1879-06-10
r.u, u. ca..arnae to he Prosecuted.

VERSAILLES. June 9.-The Champer OF pepu-
u ,nis .nernoon by vote OF 1906 1875 authorized the
nroseeution by the Government Of Paul de Cassalae
afer A see ne of great excitement, during winch ''ii
hctta moved the expulsion Of A. de CassaInat, 'd
Cassagnac having withdrawn me w9r1 e"Msuu,r,
uhtch he had apped the conduct OF TIE hnNtruhNhr
LoHpoH June lO-The AtdIpLtrfs fAIls ueS.at u r.,
the see ne In the Chamber Of Depunes av,E w nac
INC an the motion for the prosecution OF ~ de nHhtnhc
is1nde scribAbie Levert Bonaparust ana NJ haIseS'
Radieal actually came 70 b0W1 aha nae w pe "pNaWN
The sun., 1879-06-10

Michael Finnoll Of 52i Washington street
drank all Yesterday afternoon IN Michael Larh'ns 5
saloon at 5i2 West street lie then became 4uNIl'S''
md n General n.ht was stirred up rnnen threw a
heavy stone AT Iarkin narrowly missing hi, head ava
smashed a case ol wine. lie wAs atreswl uN oW'st
KNnn Of the Puuce street police tlnucii " tv man WIN
siot and killed the IUle fighter Ntd ohhhNh ~Ntlh ~
vrars ago lie was partnership WIN lhr IN
a,r, ,"1,a a First " ARD uunr saloon The llsrue was
an bnsinc s. matters Fnncn acquitted ON the plea
nj sci.
The sun., 1879-06-10
Gaured with III. own HnudE erchiec

Edward Phillips OF l0l West Houston street
was seized from behind In Thompson street '"s'
nv three negroes who gagged him with his own hand
psrchef nnd rilied his norkets Capt Mcdonnell suhe-
ouenty arrested Scotty White of 80 thompson sUeeh
and hs' N ~ ids ntined as one VI ths assaiAnuL
The sun., 1879-06-10
For Ill, Lo,ll:ard STAKES.

Tho following are the starters in to'days
race. f,r tn, CORTLAND e'uop stakes Lo'iImrds
nroolr,ai,n Perry Hcluiout'. Magnetism. Il. kcenc,
SIc,d,nrit aud pan >pI.nr, "n', Irtlcn' t. i>iim %
rs, Pbr,ua ID u. Mitlcrs Report t. A. VlabauShA
Il.
The sun., 1879-06-10
Mr.. cl-mrnes. ,hs cenaasnss ss woman.

PoRTLAND Me-. June 7,-James s. Spring
arrived this afternoon with requsition from the doV'
ernor of Rliiorma. aud will take Mrs clemenee' the
notorious confidence woman back the Pacific coast
She the WHO forged the name Of senator bnaroh
10 . note S35OO but failed TO negotiate H. anu vi
obtained 63Uyo from M spring In e0nhdenee gane
The sun., 1879-06-10

ROME. June "a riot qgninst the collection oi
IKE, mas occurred IN the DIST lrt 81 CAtahla 5eNsIh
oldiers and peasants have been Killed
The sun., 1879-06-10

Sr4KKs fnoM rnh rELEGRAPH.

Lower pressure. winds mostly from s9utheas
to south west, ami warmer l"t} eo"uE "e"'"eI WAL
ru
The sun., 1879-06-10

The Thermometer In New York He"erd"y'
At Huunuts Pharmacy. nt3 \. NJ, 62' 9. GlSa;
tl- H. hl I .a. T. NJ, 49,, o "a, %. GO, II NJ o4S
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28
Historical RoniniSco
The Pr0vidential Escape 81 Christ-
OPher miller.

80 Z b 81
When Gen. Wayne took command Of
the expedition destined to act against
the Indians of the North West, he was
fully aware Of the difficulties which
lay in his way, and the almost insur-
mOuntable obstacles to be overcome.
The enemy against whom he had now
to contend, pursued q vastly different
mode Of warfare from that with hon
he had recently fought, and vigilance,
subtility, and cunning, were Of far
greater need in the commander Of such
an expedition, than the orthodox skill
of a military chief. IT was highly
necessary to be constantly upon the
alert to prevent surprise, and to guard
against the mach inati0ns Of his crafty
foe, lie organized several corps Of spies,
composed Of some Of the most efficient
and experienced Woodmen, and Indian
hunters, which the frontiers afforded.
The command Of these companies was
given to such as were distinguished
for their intrepidity and GOODNESS IN
danger. Among others who merited
and obtained this honor, was Captain
VIM. Wells, who had been taken pris-
0ner by the Indians while a. child, and
brought up under their tutelage until
he arrived at maturity. He had been
engaged in the action with Sc. Clair,
and commanded s select body al: the
enemy, who were stationed opposite
the artillery, and did fearful execution
among the canOniers Feeling assured,
after that event, that the whites would
hnS0 sf1fSnd n r1yyrrfpEa aud dpN&{ mint.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28
A Bold Diamond Robbery.

INFORMATION has been received that
about four months since a heavy and
successful diamond robbery took place
in this city, the victims being William
Wendell = Co., the well known Jewell
lers at No. So North Pearl street. The
police were appraised Of the facts OF
the case on the same day that the rob
berry took place, but maintained pro-
found and impenetrable secrecy, but
neither have the thieves been secured
nor the property recovered. The man
ner in which the robbery was perpe-
trated shows the operators to have been
experts at the business. The trick was
what is known as the . handshaking
dodge. At about twelve o'clock two
men drove up to the. store in . car
.riage and aighted. They were well
dressed. and had the appearance Of
being retired merchants. No. l en-
tered, and no sooner had he put his
foot inside the store than he began to
shake Mr.. Wendell heartily 81 the
hand, continuing the greeting for sev-
eral minutes, and exhibiting more than
ordinary or normal interest and salts
faction In the operation. He chatted
with Nj. Wendell familiarly, ike an
old acquaintance, though the merchant
was unable 70 place him. While this
vas going on No. 2 proceeded to one
of the showcases and helped himself 70
something over 2,4OO worth Of sdia-
.mOnds and jeWelry. The polite and
adAble strangers then bowed them
selves ont, took their carriage and
drove rapidly away. The robbery was
notdiscoyered until some time after
their departu and TOO late to trace
them lbla,sai &. l1rgsss.
IHE nun being &c ,OO0,O 600 4 miles
from the ealtth, q ~ light ~ ell,
mated q travel from tIiat body Tho
Sslrth IN eight and ono bird minuts
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28

TINS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and a.
satisfactory as ever.
i restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
II removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. It gives the head q
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vlgor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found SO effectual or desirable.
a. A. Hayes, Nd, State Assayer
Of Massachusetts,, says, The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully ne
lected for excellent quality and /
consider it the BEST PREpARArIor
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Lorenzo Station.

WinOna & Saint Peter Railway.
Eastern Div. Arriue, Depart.
Day Passenger 1925 pm. 1925 am
Night Pass ger 1900 am. 1886 pm
Freight. IS is pm. 1925 am
Freight. As am. 1886 pm
Western Dip. Arripe. Depart.
Passenger 1885 pm. 1905 am
Freight 400 p. m. 400 a. m.
Minnesota Valley Railway.
Arrive. Depart.
Redwood Accom-. 1915 am. 80 pm
- Except Sunday. / Except Mon.
day. Freight trains arriving here from
the East at LAS a. m. and S, Is carry
passengers from Kasota.
JOHN A. WHITE, Agent,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28
HAIR |. WORK,

Ornamental hair jewelry, such a.
charms, chains, pins, earrings. brace
lets, rings and all kinds Of solid work,
promptly made to order. Combings
so cents an ounce.
MRS. K. PICKER
Centre Str. lQep Ulns, MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-28

FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. Il il easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and 81.
fectually produces permanent color.
which will neither rub nor wash ofI. ]
laastlatursd y 4. Z. HALL 9 G.
NASHUA, HI.
Z y q 1gses - 1sll1n s up1l1non
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-14

aes Dirten, feline sanse 8rait, bod Sit
Yerleuanen fe, neil Sic eben - psr3stbep
5te mir tas Wcrt - fsine Nslt5lon bflt'
| ben.
Sd lei ctne gtsltsioa 2 Stein, 6rau
@r6fu, ties bin ieh atdt. Die fatboliltts
8eIision nit al bren idSnen, srbsbsnosn
@e6rduhen, nit itrsm Der @robs 0ottss
iparbtaen @ultus balte Id bod nno lisbs
i'd In tpabrem Sinne, uno Die tatbolllhs
Rirhe berunpeye unb Sersbre i'd als Die
@dSplern unb 1rdserin Der 9ilouns uno
@.lfttuna burtb siele Sabrbunesrts bin
burd. Nber id trenne aud i4arf: @sli'
oion unS &irhe. sBsil i'd nun bic Sru'
nile Der nit ben ;3eitsn entfanosnsn fatto-
li1den Beltfirhe unb ibrer berrfaencen
Qulfdten Der drialta,n 8slision sseens
iibsr erfenne, neil ih lebe uno often aus
fprehe, rab bas 3iel Der &ir&e ni6t Scr.
ebluns Der Menld6eit bur& Die er6aeens
Graft Der Nelision, fcnbern 5errfdaft
iitsr bic @snfdbsit, iissr Nst&e unb g0l,
fer IL, tsbtalb 8eIision mir ab3uipreaen,
III unssrsht unb irria.
gDas 1T ssnn bic drillide Nsliaion
Nnoeres. als bic beilisea unumfSslihen
Qsbren Der tatbeliften allein itliamaden.
ben 8irde2 fisl bie @raf fin NIT iiterlese,
nsm 5on Elm, unb Der 8atbpIit. ber piefs
eebrsn uno lltberlisferuns.n Der 8irhe
nidt anerfcnnt. 1T = i'd pisperbole ss -
pbne Rslisipn.
Die 8elision, entseanet. Sulia. gilt mir
ais stvas 5ob,s, bic Menidbsit gsrsosln
pes. beige fle pie lfe polls, bic hrilllide
8slision aber talte th untsr aaen 8eli-
siunen, bic ba iparsn uns fiuo. fur bic
frbabenife, pueFersihfe uso bsrrlibitf,
fubenb auf bsm milefrablsneen @runoe
BET 9iete. gDas absr BAT bas 9tteFer>
tbum, bic &irde. aus bisler ptrle ssmadt!
9anse senug Bat bic Wen1dbeit pbns
&rast unp Mutb, frsi unb ieltfanbis 3u
eeafen. unttr bem stiaiS srnisorissnesn
Druds ber Rirde eslsssn. uno wenn i'd
pom son,.r Sesls wiinfhs, eab es Der
Menldtsit enbllA ssIins.n mSse, bic 5ei.
isln absuidattslu 70 1T tisisr Wunfd
Midt sessn bic RelisiOn, loneern sessn bi.
Sird,, bic aetltiae unb politiids Ssrrld
luht Der fatboliidsn prisasrfirhs. asrid.
tet, m,tde in sBatrbeit ntdt 8slision,
ionesrn WeltArrf&aft gu itrem Babl-
ipruh bat. zts3. II
(GOrtfssuns fpIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-14

sefabr 60 Waitslieber batten iid 5n ber
am 8. itattsefunbenen @eneralperIamntz
lung einsefunoen. DaS Sarelben Der
2iquSr Dealers Nfpciatien murbe nit
pieler Snbisnaticn perleien uno anse9Trt,
unb nit nod mebr Snpisnation puroen
9eldlu1le ansenpnln,en, in :yc(den Der
9iquSr Dealers NHpciatiun ber Stanoz
punt flar semadt uno ibr ansepentet
ipirD, iid fernerbin nidt um bic Inselez
senbeiten bes Iurn 8erein gu fiitnmern.
= Nm II. feierte ber 9urn Geretn iein
9. Stiftunssfeit, wrriiber id ipater be-
ri4ten iperbe.