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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05
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spa'tt. . ea @Hittan Rseoroer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05

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fpiel umsentbeitet unb brinst pas Gets
esmnddf 1ur Serfenbuus an bic gabnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05

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unb gBet3enmebl nno Sertauit IN erpben
luantitdtrn IN bic l1m9egenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05

= Moberne Rtetberfuffe,
,,sue Re Mufer In Galbmirs, Broeabines.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
OTHER BUSINESS IRorBAES.
stcrliuq Robinson. manufacturer of patent

J. Sterling Robinson, manufacturer OF patent
bloler tablets e No. li2 Greenwlchst, WAC made an
assignment November 23, has been arrested BY the
crifr on a warrant Obtained from JUG DOiohue Tor
ALLEGED wrongful conversion OF personal property ara
for OBJ aiming goods credit by alleged false leprescn-
tatIons on the complaint of Lewis j. Powers, OF the
Powers Paper Company, OF springfield Mass, VINO baS
brought snt tor 81 lO3 80 damages. BAH was fixed al
Sc COO Mr. Powers in his ali iavlt alleges that on Au-
Gust 81 Mr. Robinson TO springfield an wished to
purchase goods on credit, reprcs ntns that ho was
worth $4,000 Mr. Powers sod him goods TO tue
amount OF S49l IS; on SEPTEMBER Is MI.
Powers received Il lett from MI Robinson, IN answer
10 an Iaqury IL which the latter stated tht lie was
worth $4,000 over all liabilities. Accordingly MT.
Powers sold him goods to the extent OF STc6 l. About
the same time Mr. Robinson had delivered 10 L. T.
Flower a. Co.. OF NewYOrk, bill Of sol, OF all his goods.
machinery and fixtures. On October Ii Mr Robinson
purcha-ed goods from Mr. Powers To the amount OF
1905 76 Mr. Powers alleges that all MI Robin
SOM, statements regarding MS hnanciai condition
were false and made to uelfahd hin Oh
his Cnods on November % Mr.. Robinson made an as
signm,nt giving preference 10 Il. r. Flower 4 Co iol
$4,000 md Mr. Powers beieves that the properly VIII
nor pu, the dollar To the creditors Tee lla
bilttIe, about f30,oOo.
Homer Fisher dealer In guns At 2V9 Broadway, has
made an assignment To T. II. HOltOn Nj. Fisher ~
mrJnber of the American Rifle Team which went 90 Ire
Inuf last summer His II abilities are reported az SOOOU
aud his Assets are nomiually $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
ERON SIGE RRTNH 10 4 CITP.

GROWTH OF LrADynLE Is THREE YEARS VIEWS
OF MAYOR HUMPHREY PROSPECTS OF rus
MINES.
john +. humphreys, Mayor of Icadvlle,
Col, is rOw y!stng friends III thS city Wednesday ho
was met at the Fifth Avenue Holcl by TRIBUNE re.
Porter end a conversation followed IN relation 10 Tho
mining ,rosp PEGS OF LcadyIe. Mr. Humphre,s sad
81 went 10 Lradyie three Yeas aga, Gt time when
It was nothing but sage buslos. Now We Lave city
with water works. gas works and hit last b'cssing-a
police. We have great Property, but Eow We are
suffering from this nisu.anagement OF mines that were
extensively advertised III the East. from tho
of cts OF the strike from martial law. end
from the practical abandonment Of their claims
by huudrcds OF miners This loss % confidence IN Lad
vile think. a mistaken judgment OF ,ho public Our
production OF silver was never 20 great as at present..
PROJECTORS who departed from Leacvie dining The day
high prices for mines arc now returning Iney hsVs
discovered at Lasdyille MINES OF great value and
Gcyoloncd claims that they formerly abandoned All thas
we need conservative management oil the nines
Mines have been managed on yety vicious principle
Capitalists would set control OF an uud"y,0led minc.
work it 40 TO expose 9OCd deal OF ore ana then ssuo
stock OF their company TO an amount three
times AZ great the actual value OF tho
m'nc. II IA lot safe TO isiue stock for any
more ore than in sight You easily determine the
value OF ore In sight The great mines whose col p'o
has caused such uismay IN tie East were stocked Tor
i've times their value Toe capl alsts who cou-
led mem af:cr ,yOGsug tn al tho IN .
mine cOuld produce iG,t what dividends hey please,
month by month. Tney could thus inspire trust or ds-
trust of the mnc aS they pieIscd Ihty nave usually
adopted tn. pclicy OF paying mmeDse dividends, no
matter they tuereby gutted the mInes aud runed tho
property"
"Il what way wonld yOu inspire confidence egilu,
Mr.. HumpnreysF
wolit Issue stock tie mines TT their true value.
There hundreds al undeveioped CLAIMS lying ada
cent some OF our best Dln's The owners of fI,se
claims pOOy TO work them, and they eau, tAec.
fore. he bought tor small Many of this class 81
claims SOD lately at from $1,000 To $1,000.
Tn. Is quart EOf the sun AZ which they were nclI
a year ago. The remark In sorietines made tbst VI
thes, properties valuable we ough 10
work iLc'n oursclyes We haven't the capital 10
the trouble. We must get ad from the East. Money
with ~ Is from y To 2i2 per cent per month on
scared ely There has be- u wonderful IN.
crease the Of tho past ninety Gays This
season vith all difficulties we have produced orc
worth $4,000. 600. The narrow GAUGE railroads nre
dong IA good business. WHAT Is needed. however sa
bros,i.gause road from Pueblo TO Lsadvllc IL could
not iail 10 get large traffic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
IyrENsEIY COLD UPTH HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIe, Dec. LITTLE mercury this
morning Was g below zero. Tne river here IL CLICKED
with new zee. The u.keepse steamers are SIM run
nng To NcN-York. huj navigation Is becoming olIch'
RoNDoUr, y. Y, De. 1.-THE mercury was a Drlo"
zero at o'lock this morning The lee IN the hudson
at This nlo,e WAS two IN hes thick last night 1ne
fcrybiat between Kingston and Raueclii Is stu run
ming
PErERsRUHG Va. Dee. 1.-THE weather last night
was he coolest experienced IN this neGhborhood Tor
years. Ice onned 10 the thickness Of about On inches
Ii tn cold weather continues many days. hhe h CT
uf zee VIII BE- gathered.
RED BANK, y. j.. Dee 1.-THE following ve,sGS are
c noun me- IT the II sulduds: schooner Edward loaded
with cod schooner H. West, lumber; sltop Industry
Goa schooner George Hume smell lime; schooner -,
rrre. coal: schooner William I. Parker. coal; dui
sIooo Edic oysters. The cod weather mas moderated
Onlv a lftC. . -,...,
u nhnXl. All div
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

nm deeply m crested 10 the progr g. Of our nanuflc-
lures, ana am ways CAD 10 soc new ncds Op"hcd I'
4 en-. / nave. | u ny say ~ tcrcsicd myself IN me
arrangement OF peas mt commcrciai re.h,lons DE-
tw, en- our own country n. d our ncnfest rephp
lean nrIgnb,r, Mexico. | am happy 10 sc
sucn relations plisG@d. You vii Il lheie a.
OpeiDg Tor sirn manufactures are produced IN lbs
ciiy and believe | may Say that there 10 no place
VIII re they can used TO greater advantage tlan I'D
Mexico 4 ii I viii add that IN no place mai nave
ysited cau these things he produced hetter thhl III
Paterson. Permit thank you once nlre lor your
kidd reception and repeat that l nave Decn very
greatly Interested III what nave seen 10 dhY
Al the conclusion of these remarks three hearty
cheers were gwen for the eX-Prcsldeni, ahd three
more for Mr. Barbour SIEVE al other gentlemen
were called HpIu, and each responded WIN y shOri
al iTess. cvery complimentary 9lluNlon 10 ueherhi
Grant beng rcccivcd with great cn'hnslasn' Inc
General and MS friends we're then driven 10 Dlh"ee
Sla,iou, Oh The New-Jersey Midland RAILWAY.
where special tram VS. III waiting. lhe parry
stared for this cts at $50 p M. Genefal Utan'
expIesslng hlnlscll well pleased with ms visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
4 ST. LOUIS NKWSPIPER DISPUTE.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 1O.-An application for the
apuoni mrn OF u receiver for The ST. Louis Times was
brought before Judge Lndley OF the Circuit Court re-
Gently The application is made by L. NJ. Chambers
aud Walter s. johnson, owners Of The greater part OF
the stock Of The Times Company, and alleges that D. II
r. Cundid the manager, has attempted to stop The pub
LEGATION Of the paper by entering into an agreement
~, another etbIl hmont to publish the paper tcmpo-
rarily aud thon lc die; That H. has failed to pay EN-
p,oycs allowed dents Ia accumulate and creditors Ia
inulirly ana that the standing aud condition or TIE
uaucr mas otherwise boon injured. In view Of these
facts hcy ask the COuet T. cnipn Mr. Cdni!h from ca
rying ou tins scdcne and appoint receiver TO take
charge the smcn until IL can be disposed OF TO
the advantage OF the owners IL l. probable tat re-
ceiyr IA appointed order for the sale OF the concern
VI be asked tor. There IA mortgage ~ SoOOOO on
the papcr the IN forest which ~ in GeInult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
MEETING or THE CANAL EOARD.

ALBANY, Dee. 10.-At meeting OF the
Canal BoarI yesterday the AtO9ncyG neral presented
an opinion relation TO the pui chase by the tennessee
Valley r. abroad Com any of the Genescc Valley Canal
He holds mat Tie state idou0tedy intended To convey
s much lard IN the vicinity as 1t owned and as was ne
cessary for the canals uso and that the locks gates, etc.
were retain d by the State and were 10 be sold by the
superintendent
william G. Rager sent in demand for drau Tor
1919 OGO from the superintendent OF Inhilc ""As'
h ing the balance due Henry ID. D"nisou for WORK doe
frnm lack II 10 lock 20 IL -G9. Referred
Bcut!y. Meyer & SOuth%ick, OF Roche-tcf' sun
esipd he sse OF piece Of canal property III mat Guy
oud offered II 5000 for the same Toe nrm AYERS NM
an attempt has mad b. the canal ring attorney ~
secure possession OF tn property Tor tcW Duh"rtd
dollars The matter referred TO the Cohlrohcr anu
Satr Engineer. -. NJ
the banks N different parts of the state - thsic t
canal funds he'd by them to Albany banks Dcofe inc
25fn INST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

Ian, but wns prevents, / b. timely aid from Deputy
Marshal Bigiart. Ihe prisoner was inaliy s'Inred
and was taken TO the Onltci states Court iat's
secured Lawyer Noah Tbbrtts rs coun' j.. tie s'li
in conrt thai he regretted the stabb ng hut claimed
that the officers were pulling and landing MN
about SAFER taken IN an ambulance 10 lno
Long Island College Hosnltal. There his wounds
we're pronounced very serious, but not n"ces'arliy
fatal e:.
Chief Drummond. If the New-lork secret Se,Vlce
Office later IN the afternoon called M the jail anu
saw Yates. lie told Yates that his picture had ,
hc taken. The prisoner slid that the officers lnign.
shoot hIn but lie wond not consent. lie was 'h'n
fled ana taken back to the photograph gal
crv Chef Drummond reasoned with HIM quietly I3r
some tlne and sub quenily the picture "assccureu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
N4T1L INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Assistant Engineer
Waller snewa has been detached from special du'y AT
Chester. Penn, ard placed on waiting ORDERS
The United States steamer Alliance saileu from neg
West today bound for Vera Crnz
Several leaves OF absence have been granted.
Pay-Direcor Robert II. Clark L : NJ has been pac'u
ON The ret ircd list from December D, 1880 A.
naval cOurt martial has been Ordcred 10 mPct III
YORK on tnc ljIh INST, to examine CHARGES OF VIC
atinn Of the regulations ETC. preferred AGAINST 'oon'i
Ihnnis Field comm niing the barracks III lhat ciy
me folowlng Is the detaIi Of the cDur,; Commodore
T. Carter prcsldcnl; Captain J.. ! McC'ui'K CdliaiH
=, = HaIcrr Capfaln X r Breeze CAPTAIN J.. A. KIM
hiy CaptaIn Henry Wilson. Captain e. e. carpenter :,
Major A. S Memo sOn, United states Malihc CoiP ;
Al nr Genrrc butler. Unit-d StatOs Marine C0rp- 'Hp
tail, r. " Hunter, of the Marine Corps, VIII ACT as
I'M IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
4 WELCOME CHANGE ~ THE FEATHER.
HIGHER TEMPERATURES EXPECTED

HIGHER TEMPERATURE EXPECTED
The intensely cold weather which began FRIDAY
continued until Yesterday morning, and at H. III.
the mercury had dropped to 80, tn lowest it has
registered this winter cold northwest wind
swept over the city mt the rate of ab0ut twelve
miles an hour, and greatly increased the discomfort
to those who were compelled to leave home early IN
the morning The weather moderated very much
~ the day advanced. At noon the Thermometer
recorded 10 aud later al the afternoon the ucr-
cury rose to 30. IN the evening the Wlnd nhu eN-
pcnded its force. Cold weather has prevailed NJ
most places IN the North and West but rising
points The codesA weather was at Burlington,
Vermont where the mercury stood at >, ana AT
ALBANY il was one degree higher. The thern0n-
cicr registered 90 ut OSwcgo, Il nj Boston ana
PASSPORT. l3o at Washington - at London,
10 al Cleveland and Portland, IL at Baltimore
and Rochester. 10 at Erie. PENN Detroit Norfolk,
and Toledo. and 81 at Chicago. The highest
record WAS at Key West, Florida where the nier,
curry reached % ?. Higher temperature Is expected
for the next few days. .
MANY persons sought the lake III Central farH
YESTERDAY thinking that Oh account OF the ext re o
cold weather the ice would be thick enough Tor
SIX eating. 1he Park Commissioners. however, nave
NOT vet given their PERMISSION as they believe the
Ice Il pnt VET strong enough. 1t is thought that
with n few more days of freezing weather the ice
will Ice five or SIX inches thick. ana capanc OF
sustaining the weight OF several thousan people
There has been skating IN Prospect PARK, brophN H.
since lriday at p M, when part OF me idhe ""T
thrown Op.n. This was soon oVcrcroWded ana AT
n m Yesterday all the barriers were removed eX-
cept from the part of the lake reserved Tor Ice DoaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
DISASTERS or 4 YEAR.
Eight failures have occurred in the cofl

Eight failures have occurred in the coffee
and tea trade IN TINS city since Januaiy l. In February.
John Brown, tea b okcr at No. 100 Walst' made an
assignment; his liabilities amounted to Sl7l OOH ana
his assets were only $l2,760. James ID. SAMSON whole
sale dealer IN coffee at No l76 CDamhcrs st., made an
assignment March hs liabilities were sJoo'S ana
his assets S4S.2l6 he arranged satisfactory se'''
ment with hts creditors. paying In full ana resumed
business Alexander Handy, joDber In coffee aud tea
at No 1853 Cbambersst disappeared Ia February, eav
ing his creditors and lose $4,000 In October
the failure OF G. Rsley Co.. whole sale dealers 10 euneo
AZ Pearl and Wasts surprised the trade tue liabilities
amounted to $500 1855 and the assets to S22eoI the
creditors Tuesday refused 20 accepts an Oner 10 sce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
THE INDIAN TERRLTOEY INT4DEES.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kansas. Dec ll.-IayhcS
coluny re maned IN camp the Territory line lLnrsGay
night fl mixed by Lieutenant Mason ana icrtS-
eight soldiers of the 4,h Cavalry. Lieutenant
Mason by invitation visited PayncS head4uaf-
tiers aud read his orders 10 the assemble"
coonsts after which Payne delivered an address thahh
ing General Pope for lis military escort hut teiiing
I1rutcuant NJ isIn that II was the lnttuloa Oh l"e
col0nists 10 move INTO Oklahoma 1T every hazau
ue Immigrants nervcd 10 tie dctermndN"uso 60 70
OKLAHOMA al Any cDs AID snCulG the troop" oppose Or
as N an cipated Kill thcr HOIs"s or attempt 10 destroy
Ihelr nnfnl tllcre VII a blOOhy cOrnlct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
HEAVY LOSSES IN NEWARK.
A SAW MANUFACroNY WORTH 100000 DE-
STEOIID.

The largo saw mandatory OF C. Richard
son in River-st NewdrS, destroyed By hrc ycster
day morning The fir discovered shortly after
o'clock and an alarm sounded. Shortly after the
chief reached the of the fire second alarm was
sent out and Tor three hours the remen batled with
the ,mes aud exere1 themselves 20 save surrounding
property The morning bitter cold and the hiemcn
were at a serious disadvantage, tie nose lreHzihS
and length after length bursting in rapid
suecession nigh wind prevailed, aad
az the stock in the budilg WAC mostly
combGstblc the IRE burned hercey un'il the walls on
The 'front.' ANA north AMI south sides iclL ~ " o. m
nothing renamed standing except portion OF the sue
walls ana the foundation The works were the second
largest Of its kind he country ana employed alSe
force of hands. Mr. Richardson yesterday eSIin<ltec
bis loss on buidinGs machinery ana stock at apOut
100000. In insurance he mas about TJrooV' pr'hIl-
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
GENERAL GARFIELUS SUCCESSOR.

MUCH INDIGNATION FXPRrSsED AT THE PROPOSAL
TO EXCLUDE JUDGE TAYLOR FROM CONGRESS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
MENTOR Ohio Dec. 11.-Ihetalk abont excluding
The Hon. +. b. 1ayIor, General Garficlds successor
IN Congress- from seat in the present House,
cxcites much Indignation in the AlAth District.
Democrats join with Republicans IN denouncihg
Mr. Hurd for his opposition to Judge laylor. Is
not generally believed, however, that the majority
i'm the House will sustain Mr.. Hurd's Obj ,ctlons.
Judge TAYLOR was elected TO the ALNllth
Congress in October and elected November 80 to
the XLVIth Congress. III the vacancy caused by The
resignation of General field When General Garfield
was elected 1873 the Appor;ionment law passed oy
the Democratic Legislature III the sorng OF That year
was IN force. Under that law tie KIN District was
comuoscl Of ASntabal, GcaGgl. LIS?, MlhoDlng ahI
VrumbuiI Counties. The Legislature OF l1oO rep'ai'd
the Democratic and Restored the law thdt had Dcc
N eX Seure for years prior 10 IS|6 ana IL WIS
under the rest law that judge TaYri was ecc ed III
October Ul;"r this law the N'Ntn Dstrict vas com
po,ed OF AsItabu H. GcaugI. Ltk Portage ana Ifiil-
hun Counties In SUvc. b-r be was c"d rom thc
District as existed uudcT re 1w NJ 1879 Ire pot
now raised u that X!Xth Disric - n cHstri IL
1878 has legal existence now. ami lAdt ne f%tansf
in he XLNI h Congress sh0ud have been Dcd 10y lnc
voters OF the present district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
HOMEOPATHIC INSANE ASYLUM.

MIppLErowN, y. Y, Dec. 1.-THE annual
meeting OF tho trustees OF the NewYork H;a'c Homeo-
pathic Asy for the Insane at this place was held To-
day The officers of last year were unanimously re-
elected Dr. C. Spencer Kinney was appointed second
assi.fant nby-icidn IN the place of DR.. ~ Enm0nds
PAYNE resigned The report OF deal superintendent
e nas var Wa 46eoo Of those dsci arged. The per
c"ntar Of deaths was4 TIe whole hummer Of patents
treated WAS 81 ; dIscHarg ii Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
nApy, BURNED on STATEN ISLAND.

There were two fires ut Stap.ctOn, ;. l.,
eary Yesterday morning the buildings drsiroYed bang
harms m Broad-.t. but not adjoining each other. Onc
Of the buildings WAS Owned and occupied by Mrs
James Lew whose loss amounts 10 about f3O0 uoon
witch WAS no INSURANCE. ana the othef Nv Mrs
AIcI."an Her loss ~ about 5000 BON hrcs are sup
100 ,cd to have EN- the work 81 IN ncendary ana the
police are making an inve, tgation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
THE CALIFORNIA CONTEST.

SAN Francisco, Dec. LITTLE trial IN one
OF the cases OF joan H. Burke agt C. Flood aud others
wac begun yesterday In the Superior Court before
Judge j. f. Sullivan. The planth j. G. Flood and {"
number Of Witnesses In attendance. A. W. 1hVeh'
secretary OF the Consolidated virginia nlhihg ON
OF The company 10 the actions oi the B0ird Oh d.
Tine case Will h. resumed Monday next