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New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
10 REPAvE FIFTH AVENUE.

WARM DEBATE IN IHE ASSEMBLY OVER A BILL
PROVIDING FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF S5OO,OOO
THE APPROPRIATION REDUCED MATERIALLY-
THR SCHEME DECLARED TO RE JOB.
(FRos THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBuNA.l
ALBANY, March 29.-It was on January 70
that MIR. Trimbe or New-York. introduccf na 10 re-
nave Fih-aye New-York but not until to-day have the
D,e,ts NJ tbe measure been actually considered. The
bI was remarkable one IN many respects IT revived
the old Commission system, naming as commits
siopers for superintendng the repaYng OF tue
Avenue Commissioner Thompson OF the Depart
mcnt OF Public Works, Charles Johnson
and Frederick g. Gibbs. 1t was pushed by an associa
on Of young members OF the Assembly VINO nave Oeeh
friendly an through the winter TO the various dlsrepu"
bic measures that Inevitably como before the LeglIa
ture and who have acquired the name OF " inc
dang" among their iellow-members more oaleIui OF
their moral reformation.
The "eapsr and Mr.. Trlmble however, were not able
IN secure favorable report the Ffthave. Repave-
ment bill Mr.. Trlmblc lastnght bad the ll put INTO
Tho Con,mtteo of tho Whole for first considerations
hnt there such hot fire WAS opened upon BY krasus
Brooks and Mr.. Andrews that Mr. Trmole did not dare
10 attempt 90 pu4n II forward. Today however, he
plueked mp courage aud agan took into the Committee
OF tho Whole
MIR. Mccarthy, Of New.York, one Of the young Demo
cratic members in vigorous terms OF once assaDed tho
bill declaring thai it was an attempt 70 load Gown tue
city with debt
Mr.. Hamilton followed in a telling speech. Ho said
that Mr. Johnson. one OF tue Commissioners was an
- omnibus man OF acquaintance with the art OF
having streets aud that Mr. Gibbs was utterly unknown
10 fame Tho third section Of the bill would permit
large number ofapponmentst TO be made Blythe fourth
seodon inspectors were to DO appointed. when there
were already inspectors in the Board OF Public Works
to ts kind of labor Fthave. included thirteen blocks
~ DIR Hnyes's district, fifteen blocks OF his own ana
nineteen blocks Of Mr.. Tnmbes district The residents
on his part OF tho avenue to q man "were
opposed 70 such steal rs could be made
under this act" TIE taking OF tho contract
away from the Department Of Public WORKS. where thi'
Etpd Of work had been done for many years. looked
nlkea n stosl" Mr.. Hamilton hercoIy concluded;
believe It a steal. and shall oppose IL ui the las
moment"
Mr.. Andrews said that Controller Campbell had SAID
,hat Ffthaye could DO ropaved for S25OooO lie woalC
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
iBv rELEoaAPH TO THE TRtBUNe.I

~ ifNbAti ~ HAVE II KfcClNDED " DE MADE ~
1AE ASSEMBLY To-DAY-A WARM DEBArE Ex-
PEOrED.
1BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRtBUNEl
ALBANY, March 29.-Speaker Sharpe held a con-
ference with the leading Conlling men of the as
sembly this evening in relation to the resolution
passed by the Assembly last Friday, requesting the
United States Senate to confirm the nomination of
Senator Robertson for Collector OF New-Y0rk.
his resolution lies on tho table Of the Assem-
bly,. mistaken impression prevailed throughout
the State to-day that it was rescinded last night by
the Assembly, but 1t was merely put in position to
be rescinded. It was necessary. according to the
rules of the Assembly, TO give notice Of an intention
TO reconsider n resolution within three days after its
passage. This notice was accordingly given by Mr.
Cu.linan last night, when he moved to reconsider
the resolution aud that that motion do
lie upon the table, The merits of the resolu-
tlon were not considered IN voting upon
this motion it's adoption simply puts the resolution
IN position To be ngain considered if desired The
resolution not roscinded; it is in rs full force
to-day as when passed. Many members voted for
MrCullinan's motion who favor Senator Robertson's
confirmation. and n'Ill vote against the proposed
rescindinP of the re solution.
Mr. Butler of Warren, SAID last night, in voting
for the motion, that his vote must not be construed
as a vote against Senator Robertsons confirmation
by the Untcd States Senate. The motion made by
Mr.. Cullinan received favor from these men. be-
cause of the complaint Of the Conkling men that
snap vote had been taken Friday. They are
willing that a deliberate vote be taken
Such deliberate vote Speaker Sharpe and the
extreme Ccnkling men determined TO force. At
the conference tonight they resolved TO make an
attempt to rescind the resolution 10 morrow. The
resembling OF the resolution will be resisted, natu-
rally. bySenator Roberlson'5 friends and debate
Of considerable viruenco is anticipated
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
rfy,RtpA ELECTION FRAUDS.

Vashfagt0A DaP9eN 70 1Ae CfaefRR0tt Co"HeeuNt;
Mr. B.sbee. ,h FioTlda, who VIII contest the
ret OF j. Finiey ne next Congress, mas just re-
Siyed Fott frtm attorney seat from here To take
Mafison County Bsbee has not bean able 10 Induce any
,ne dewn there u Get for him. and was oblg1d 70 US
1901 M N froia here. Mr. Rssbee says The result
has Deea ae discovery 10 one precinct OF frauds ol
cravo chainctef. At (redOnda, Alachua County, the
I,dees returned Flnyr i04 majority The inyesiiEaioE
sSns that on tse face os the pOlist there was 500
naer.ty for Bisbee There $40 wh0 they vOed
cr him leaving IA fos Finley, which is l2 more than
heee are ordinarily Democratic voters la tue ieenct
but they all given to hm because Il cannot oe SHOWN
sst he n,ight act have had tGat many The evidence
taken shows thai che Democrats built two walls sixteen
er frrp tle window leaving for single line OF
se4.rs 40 ,oss up 30 the ailobox Neither ehalengeTs
asr Repnldean Judges were allowed inside Al oard,
s,,Ser prefruce usidc aInong themselves. they
ant ont fhe gt and threw the balotbeX across the
,-s II was hunted Hp sitter whiie. and carried on
a. der fhe that the counters must nave supper
s,rs tilry d, ANYTHING. They took the box away ana
ixed up tue result suit themselves BY sueh proceed
ncs ia N edison aud Aiaehaa Counties they cut down
majority usually 100 about i0o ana elected tlhiey
N Ire face oil the returns. by some 600 majority
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
Tire Eaemy Viti.n she Gates.

"For the frat the history OF New York true spotted
ypbus fever winch oDy originates where nth abcunds
has made It's appearance without being laced TO mpoF
tatiOn In the shape Of ship fever"
such tho alarming atateinsat made by physician OF
more than forty ears praccein the city OF Newfork az
read last evening by eAderman Charles Il. MashaiL In
communication Senate Special Committee on
the street cleaning J which assembled a. the Oreyan
IOuse ia Albany When such authority and one who ~
also chairman OF tie Committee Hygiene OF the Medca
society Of the County of NewfOrk sounds such note OF
alarm this, II Is surely time to give over taking ana !"
begin 70 act
And why it may well be asked stand hero all the day
,aie when the enemy Is actually wan gseA aud wsen
we have The means at comnd the fel disease
from our doors ana loved IRON suffering and pos
ble death An awse Providence has provided Il uatnfe
asniecant which has enabled u mapnactefo
and have in our homes and business placesss sOzoNE
By means OF tue American oenexAorn - possible.
the hy condition OF the streets 70 hAye
voar homes as sweetand tiounta AR uissimPe
little or no care needed. and iuexponsive Then why vin
You endange your lives Sse Of vor families and en-
poyes yoa have meons at hand 10 ward on asn
res We have already supplied over thousand OF the oes
families IN this cy. recommended aud prescribed BY
the heading physicaas II youafe doubt your fsny
unysclaa nut do nos delay promptly and Xii tAe poised
Gus yapor oil he am0aPhese Orders BY poet prnpr
attended 70. s} n 81
Prioo No. o.l...-...-.........,,........-.eS 80 81 -
No .-ss....,...-. o 90
HRBTO0RAPH Co. ~
~ and "A ChufehsA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
pUBLic OPINION.

n.v,l Davis takes up too much Of. the time
Il. explaining hts position On tue icnce.-
n Kew 0feans Pieayune tpsniJ
~ ssra .re afraid some of our friends talk
,asr 100 fppantg about break" between the
s IN senator Conkaing aud ihe ADMINISTRATOR
fAissny Express fRep)
se1s, ns;deripe what bad and worthless man
sIanope is according 10 the Democrats, 1t ls
snsoerfi now mad tliey sre az Losing .he pleasure OF
SIS company SorIis'o~h aesnu tHepy
s u.,yv Senator Plat can be made to oppose
,n when the latter lea the antiStawart mem
49, ~ fhe Iaais AZURE to his Qlstvsl support in tho
senasoral election Is not quite ceafoyracase SeAr'
tFsapl
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
THE sun Aso A,,.I syssTANGE ssl..ll, Z. OF IT.

The Presidents New York nominations seem
IN deosc fny OF ie celebrated treaty OF Mentor and
~, - nv gye hn master of the situation. From tho
Eksr.yrk view the SITUATION Ia tins: Certain of1cers
i,{enaly q, Mr Conkfing have bean renominated nut
~ psst Olce is given 10 g.niieman who wi adHl'I-
', II striey upon business principles. and tne Custom
H,,ise a ifirusted conspicuous antmachne leader
rSs A. evaatfIy not "a surrender" Whatever else 1T
ma le and gr at deal OF txultattOn over Mr Conk-
ings raaestoaed seprslnacy seeos 70 nave eee1 "a
;Eo soelsb expecrtlons OF nabieeds to lake been
GastCd
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
esoJEcrsD saIe cAsAL Ir DEL mApr

DOVER, Del, March 2a.--At the reouest Of Tho
Merchants Association Of limOre and otssrs ,nv n",
vas infrodaoed 10 the Legislature Of thIs s,ae @
skns tie rxht OF way Tor ship canal aeas ,,s
snyweere below AppoquinlminE Creek wo 81.
1svs already been ge1ted the 6assairas and
esrol pIemlnenf men o. Deiswate and Maryissd ss ar
ssSa e 5pe oTs and tho capital stek ia ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

TRIBUNE oFFIcE. March 30, q. m.-The movement
during the clear and parity cloudy weather yesterday
was downward The temperature ranged between 34'
aud 49, the average C375 being 4issi' higher tnan ON
fho corresponding day last year. and go lower than 90
Monday.
Increasing oloudinesss and rain, followed by colder
aud clearing weather. may DC expected IN ths city ana
YicnitY to-day.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
FIRE IN ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth, NJ j., was threatened Dy hve
fres Tuesday, three OF which were@eausea W spulAs ~
Sron, locootvo engines nro broke out Ia tho house
., ne Casalle In Mary-st and in suiai building ID
Fo,lroadaye wbilo late ia the eYupnga sparE rom
nassng epeneset fire to quantity OF nay eno ~ gla e.
hssk n Iniou- placc which, had AZ not Deen ios tt
r,nine.. OF Tie nremen. might have feHatru ~ eO"
kcriitn9 "a dsastrous as that of Saturday mofnlDS
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

not tasr lan Tor slppresslng hasng was pup, ID
fepy ss fonr rsars AGO, and thar therefore no
1tly ns Ssep taken OF the etudents College
The country too apt 70 teiak Una. po
sse good soeratss ~ rsr IN the
on ins g out sf rcnonsfrance mild dose OF
sminal Law VIII do aDtess 20 Isr 70 euro us
~ i
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:

WAsHrFGToN. March 80 1 a. m.-FOr the
Middle States, cloudy weather. with the northern
rain In the southern part easery shifting 10 colder
northwesterly winds, followed by rapidly risng bar
Ometer.
For Now-EnRiand. cloudy wcatl er With snow strong
nOrheastery winds. falling barometer, stationary or
lower temper atuTe.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF EEw.YoRR.......MARCH 90. 1881
ARRIVED

PORT or observation-disclosures ~, 1881:
ARRIVED
Str Amy (Br sinclair, Catania Feb H. Mesna 10,
palermO Gibraltar Mar g. WITH fruit 10 ORDER vessel 70
SeageI Bros
STR Manhattan Kelly Richmond. CITY Point and Norfolk.
with mdse and passengers 20 Old Dominion ~ co. -,
Jones. Wilmington, NC days, with mdse
~ passengers to WIN Il Clyde q Co.
str Haett Boston, with mdse and passengers 70
II DmOck.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
HALIFAX March 29-saled Scotia, for Glasgow With
100 head Of cattle. - .. -. ry.a.o. .., ,,,o,
motte for New. YORK: harrington. Tor ltottetIan. 49,.
PADRLPHIA March 29Arrived. str Gatdenla Hooertson
Newcastle.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
sEgRrNG 10 ENJoN MR.. OWENS.

John z. Owens last night was served with sum
mons nv Howe g. Hummel 10 show cause why be
.horJd not be enioined from continuing the play
" That Man from Catta raugus." IL Is claimed ny
Elliot Dawn, the plaintiff, that play written by
him hes Deen used the basis iOr the present pay
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

Instead of Trihng with "a Bad Cold use DR..
Jaynes ENpectoran which viii loosen tine phegm, sub
due Inflammation, and certainly your Lungs and
Tlroat much dangerous wear and tear.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
,vENFNTs OF STEAMERS
p,.,a of,l,o Hi,chen |,

rnnnIn ont high priced sapoO winch costs Imanutao
tie ess han "a cake rapidly that they show bad
tner Iteeo COOL SipOiO Put your price down tn arc
male Sour article as good "Pde OF the Kitchen" andyot
ma slauu chlBcc.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
Repairing Department.
THEODORE Is. STARR.
JFWELLER,

Repairing Department.
THEODORE B. STARR.
JEwELLER.
2O6 FIFTH,AvE., MadisoD.square,
Between 25th and 26thsts.
REPAIRING
Watches Clocks, Jewelry silyerware fans &C. and
REMOUNTING
of Precious Stones executed IN the most satisfactory
manner at MODERATE CHARGES.
n. somerville, Aucnoueer Geo. a. Leayitt & Cs.
IMPORTANT ART SALE
THE WALL COLLECTION.
AN UNUSUAL COLLECTION OF HIGH CLASS MOD
ERN pAINTfNas NOW on EXHIBITION DAY AND
EVENING AT THE LEAvITT ART GALLERIES, NO
s17 BROADWAY THE WALL COLLECTION. FORMED
BY MR. BARIAH WALL PRoYIpENcEs R. T., ANr
NOW OFFERED FoR SALE By AUCTION WITHOUT
ANY RESERVE. GREAT NAMES IMPORTANT Ex
AMPLEs, INTERESTING SUBJECTS, BEAuTIFUl
PICTURES SALE ABSOLUTE. EXCLUSIVELY MR.
WALLIS PRIVATE COLLECTION. WITH THE ExoEp
rIoN OF VERY FEW ICrUREs ADDED TO MAKE
ONE EVENINGS SALE THESE CHOICE WORKS
OF ART WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION THURSDAY
EVENING. 31sT THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE Al
CLINTON HALL
Geo. A. Leavitf e. Co., AuetiOneers.
BRIc.A.BRAc AT CLINTON HALL REAL sEvREs
DRESDEN. VIENNA AND sFAFFoRDsHIRE cHINAs
OLD CHINESE AND JAPANESE PoRcELArNsi OH
SILVER, FINE ANTIQUE CLAW AND BALL FuRSr
TuRE, VELVET CARPETS, OIL AND wArER-coLoI
PAINTINGS, &C, &c
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION on THIS DAY ewEDNEs
DAY, MARCH 80. AT cLINToN HALL. at 1880 A. NJ
2:sO AND $50 P. NJ --
Geo. A. LeavitT &c Co, Aucitoneey
THE BRINLEY LIBRARY. THIRD PART.
THIS VALUABLE LIBRARY TO BE SOLD BY AUo
rIoN, AT THE CLINTON HALL TABLESPOONS
MONDAY, APRIL 4. AND THE FOLLOWING DAYS
TWO SESSIONS DAILY, cOMMEScING AT 800 AM
7:3O PM
THE AMERICAN LIBRARY OF THE LATE MR.
GEORGE BRINLEY, OF HARTFORD, CONN 1T COM
pRIsEs LII LOTS AND ABOUT 27OO TITLES. AMI
CONTAINS SOME OF THE RAREsT AND MOST Im
PoRTANT WORKS AMONG THEM WILL BE FOUND
VOLUMES OF EXTRAORDINARY RARITY, ANY ONE
OF WHICH WOULD SUFFICE TO MAKE THE AP
PRoAoHING SALE NOTEWORTHY IN THE ANNALS
OF BIBLIooRAPHY.
BOOKS NOW ON VIEW AT CLINTON HALL
Admission by card only. cAtalOsue. price 81 so.
Sec Tuesdays EVENING POST
NEVER.TELL BOYS;
Or A
KETTLE FULL OF GOLD.
BYs. A. GARDNER.
WIN be commenced in the
NEW.YORK WEEKLY,
40. "a READY APRIL II.
Tbis story EXPOSES a SECRET society o. BOYS III
Brentvile.
FRANCIS S. STREET, ,,rour,etorz
BRANOIs 3. SN1TH, }~AO'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Thsiag.m bucs yuiioii this by sntn
ihss Ia. prp.ndcrlAr divisions Of the ~ ipis
AJlt
by the mercury fas broken lJtt Has reput
inllce1 Ass
nuitP PharmaeT as Bn1adNaE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
AT THE STATE CAPITAL:

THE ROBERTSON RESOLUTION.
Az EFFORT TO HAVE II REsoINDED To DE MADE IN
1nR ASSEMBLY TO-DAY-A WARM DEBATE Ex-
r,1,r-r,,y,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
IMPORTANT ART SALE.

THE WALL COLLECTION.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
SALVATION BY PRAYER.

In Copiah County, Mississippi, was shown the
place where a man was not hanged who. neyerGhe-
less seems to have come very near experiencing
that fate: He was noted hOrse-thief, and was at
last captured by company Of indignant farmers
who had found some of their own horses tied mp IN
the woods. and had remained in ambush near by
until the thief came back to dispose OF his booty.
The whole countryside was soon INFORMED OF the
arrest and the men assembled with rifles and shot
guns 10 see the prisoner and decide or learn what
was TO be done with him. 1t was determined,
after due deliberation, that ho shoud be
hanged then and there. A rope was ac-
cordipRly procured, one end was fastened
IN a convenient limb, and the other made INFO a
moose. which was adjusted around tho prisoners
neck He was mounb9d upon mule, and man
was selected who was 80 act as executioner by
Leading the animal away from the tree thus leaV-
ing the culprt dangling in the air. Apparently his
last moment had come, and he had too much good
sense to ask for his life.
9nt his captors were Dearly all religions men,
menbersof the Christian churches OF the neighbor-
hood aud at this iuncture one of the leaders sug-
oested that ~ it was very solemn thing to sond
human soul into eternity especially II IN an unpre-
pared condition, as most likely the case IN ths
instance he thought they ought to engage IN prayer
before hanging the man. To this all assenied ana
the man who had proposed devotional exer-
cises &as appointed 10 lead In prayer. he oIu 80
and made most feeling and fervent plea 1or DIVINE
mercy for the sinner who was just about to appear
in the presence of the Most High with all MS crimes
mon his head. The company Was deeply impressed;
mauo were even moved to tears. But the prayer
came 10 AN end. the tear-bedewed eyes we're dred'
and 4tbe exercises of the occasion" were about TO
BE- completed according 10 the programme when inc
man who had held the mule by tho bEidlo declared
that he aid not feel wiling 10 discharge tho duty
which had been assigned to him. Somebody else
do it, don't want 10 baye nOthin' 10 do with hang
iP him. said he. and his feeling was found TO be tne
unsninous sentiment of tho assembly, Tue result
was that the prisoner WAS deIversd 10 tho shsF-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

FRIDAc. at s:s0p m.
A LIBRARY Of BIsCELLANEoUs.s SCIENTIFIC and
uIsToRICAL BOOKS.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
.5uerlal Not.tes

AIdex Batter customers ysted Butter delivered
ly BY Address Box 20 Tribune oieeg
Bangs & Co., AactislJesy. 739 and 7SI Broadway
will sen
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

A collection OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, conprinns
sy scarce and cur.as vol uass FROM eierent LIBRARIEs
and a few with AUTOGRAPHS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

DR.. Kenny as parliamentary candidate
for Meath. /
Mis- Parnell denies that the Ladies'
Land League was ordered to quit the
roons in Sackville street.
The report of the arrest of Capt. Dug
more, late of the Slxty-fonrth Regiment,
il not true. =.
Transferable commotien was caused by
Mr.. Parnell's letter, printed in the Free
mans Journal Of Saturday. There is
much curiosity regarding parts of the
letter which the Journal suppresses, as
IL says: "0n account of the proclama-
ton ofgovernment." Following are the
suppressed portions, which are most sig
niacant. After protesting against the
formation Of q tenants defense league to
succeed the Land League, he says: 1.-The
only organization any longer possible is
that tenants should meet upon estates
where they are called upon to pay rent,
and should decide upon comm on line Of
action, recommended IN the manifesto Of
| the executive. The time ia now come
| for the Irish people to choose between
government land courts and the prin-
eipal Of the League We have used our
resources to support those who stand by
our principles, but we won't aid any ten
ants on those estates where fellow ten
ants on the same estates are unmindfnl
of those principles. We have, therefore,
directed those in charge of the relief funds
to refuse assistance TO tenants on any es-
tate where the rest of the tenants have
paid rent or applied to the court 10 have
fair rent fixed. We advise evicted ten
ants to continue to rely on the League
and not 10 waste their slender resources
on q useless legal struggle. Permit me
to express, in conclusion, the unanimous
feeling of every man in the jail, that they
are willing to remain here for any num-
} Der of months or years that May bs ne
cessary, so long as the Irish
people, whom it is impossible to
impress, stand by the lessons
we taught them during two years" The
government is concerned about the man
ner 10 which political documents make
their appearance way out of Kilmain-
ham: First, the mo rent manifesto;
second, the Herald interview; third,
Parnell's letter.
The pastoral Of Archbishop McCabe
was read Ia all the Catholic churches OF
the Dublin diocese, to-day, and created
considerable sensation. Passages from
the pastoral were printed late last night,
and demonstrations against 1t, to be
made to-day, were at once organized.
At the Pro- Cathedral, in Marlboro
street, about $50 young men rose at the
moment when the priest began his refer
ences to the Land League, and drowned
the speakers voice in the noisy demon
strstions which they made in leaving the
BUILDING. at Arrau Quay Chapel q
similar incident occurred, and at other
chapels dissenting noises and gestures
were made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
Significant.

Ottawa. 3l.-It is intimsted that st the
approaching ession n mem Der will take
the sense of Parliament on the desir-
ability Of Canadian independence and
the election of chief magistrate or COVER
nor-geueral.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling Who'll.
sale buying prices IN Salt LsFe
City
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-25

Cine &metdelbafte Aner.
tennung.
Oas ilt elm Bud! Sd lam 20 euet nitt
fagep,
Wts's mid sepadt Bat rsdbt In tisier Seels;
sDts mir bas 5srs bel stnsm 8latt ssjtla.
cen.
Wis mir bas anbsrs ,ussorGdt bic 6etle."
Obissr gsrs pss Dtatsrs fitl mir belm
Gur&lslsn Strss u0ettunssan,
ter" sin. Wsnn Sung unb Nlt Str
aueBs,sitnstss Drs leisn piirbs, 70 mare
tiss sine srcbe Dobltbat fir bic Menlh.
bsit SD wsree S9r Bud bel jtber @e.
lsssnbsit empfsblsn.
60 iarsitt sin esutfaer 3sitanss<as.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-25

Wfntter! Wfutter Wliitter =!
gBeroet SIR bes Nadts sef6rt wcrben
unb In gursr Nute untsrbroten pur6 bas
Shreisn zines tranten &inbes, welAes
Samersen bonn Durdbreasn Der 3abne
,siest2 ST es Der 5au, 70 fault sins
5lalde sou Mre. 8inslows Spo,
tting cyrus. CT wisp ben armen
&leinsn lofort BON feinen S9S,srsea be.
freisn. Man uerlaiis iih barauf 90 bilft.
So 1T fsine SHUTTER auf grbsn, bic 90 ssr.
iudte unb gua nidt mittbtilen spiirbe, baB
es bic ginsetpsioe reeultrt, ben &leinen
5alfe unb @eiunbbelt uno Der Mutter
asu9e serldafft, bab es tute 3aubsr wiytt.
Das Mittel III lIdsr In allen 5aQsn unb
ansensbm SCR @ei&mad es wirb BON
elmer BET altefen une beRsn Oeeturianen
in ben Ser. Staatenssrfdrie6en. llebfr,
4 3u 9absn, bic 6lafae su rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-07-25
=. @plfIpn's
Wanlmutbz @tabliIIentert.

@ie bic gewpbner San Nntpnips il :
re ginfaufe nit gprliebe in bem ausaes
bcbEten @eiddft bes Serrn 8. Wolfion
MAIDEN, 70 itrpmen AUDI bic 1remoen
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9Ocos Oepartement bes Serrn @plflon
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Brande sebSrt unb 5tpar linb bic peri idie-
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merben tann. gs iit baber aud mi@t
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unb 5uweilen 70 piele, bab alle gerfdufer
in @niprud 9enon,nlen iinb. Nber 6err
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ten ieoem Stun" seWadien unb es lit
wpbl mod ME Elm aunbe fortaeaauaen.
chne baS 8efunoen unb erbalten sn baben,
mas ct iudte. Ssrr Bclfipn perfauft,
um nit ben Scmnler,paaren gu rdumen,
sesennartis Defenders billis.
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