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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-25

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-25

= Gn0pfe, 8eiaBartifel fir Oameil=
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aem. $. omtterfise & 60,

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.unb @asfirtlires aller Dirt. Lii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-25
9emben fit 9erren (unlaundred)
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GnffS . fIIen iInb fpe3ieu fur tiefe Hdne
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Sertiee Ansiiee
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of athletics and the reader Of Professor Harteliuss
" Homo Gymnastics"-a translation OF which mas
Just been Published by Lippincott-wiu prooacly
not quito agree with that writer in all his state
ments as to the effect of physical exercises upon
disease. There is, nevertheless. 80 much wisdom In
his advice aud truth in his theories that they are
well worth careful study and consideration. HE
directions are especially Intended for the home and
are accompanied by illustrations which contribute
not little to the proper understanding OF the text
"Count Erbach "a. ID. f. Randolph & Co.. Is re-
lgious romance translated from the German. lt
deals with the Reformation and has Martin Luther
for one of its characters. Its purpose is excellent,
but IL is "a sinqularlv dull story and might better
have been put into the form Of an historical sketch
In quantity illustrated volume of I" Stories from
English History e. Whittaker Louise Creighton
has provided for chidIeaders series of recitals OF
striking and notable events England The stories
are told with perfect simplicity yet with sufficient
picturesqucness to beguile the little student to
keen and growing interest.
Roberts Brothers have brought ont second vol
ume of Gatherings from all Artists Portfolio" by
James +. Freeman The book is full of remlnis-
cences of artist life in Rome mingled with pleasant
description aud lively anecdOte.
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NOTES on BOOKS.

Two editions OF &" Tho Letters and Memorials Of
Jane Welsh Carlyle" have been brought out by
the Rarpers. One is in tho cheap form of the
franklin Square Library and the other is neat
library edition in boards. Each edition has Mrs.
Caryles portrait and each includes two volumes
in one. Tie singular revelations Of character in
these letters will long he matter OF disputaton for
those interested in what brli&n. critic has called
Mrs. Carlyle's effort to draw warmth ont OF q
glacier. What biography might Mr.. FroGde write
If he would
George Routedge e. Sons have published CON
venient illustrated edition of Augustus J. G. Hare's
Cities of southern Italy and Sicily" IL is like Mr..
Iares other works, guide-book of the most care
full ana suggestive sort, full OF details regarding
people and manners, and of historical and descrip-
tive "reminiscences perusal of the volume. aided
by maps and photographs will almost persuade the
reader that ne has with his own eyes what Mr..
Hare has described SO well.
"Royal Grace and Loyal Gifts" "a. ID. F. Ran
doph & Co.. is pretty little devotional volume by
the late Frances Ridley IIavergal one Of the most
refined and thoughtful of Christian women. 1t Is
q collection of 1morning thoughts intended to
lead to daily recognition of the Divine love and
the Divine Commandments.
An excellent possession for the housewife is Helen
CampbelPs Housekeepers Year Book" just pub
lisied by Fords, Howard & Hubert. IL contains
pages neatly prepared for the keeping of household
accounts together with practical suggestions as to
homework and marketing, very good menus, and a
department for the making of o household inven-
tory. A reasonable woman will find it almost lux
ury to keep accounts with the help OF this little
servant-and an approximately accurate knowl-
edge of the multiplication table.
The cure Of most bodily ills is hardly the province
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New publlcGlone.
BARGAINS IN FINE BOOKS
~ account Of
REMOVAL

HENRY MILLER
81 Nassau ST..
Is &c ling his IMMENSE SrOt X or BOOKS at n GREAT
SACRIFICE previous to removal To his aud cOmodious
10 WEST l4rIr ST., NEAR 9TH AVE.
CLEAR OUT of rare books; over two hun
" dtcd volumes. cheap =, IS Tribune Uptown ONCE,
/ ,23S BIondway.
DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
II NAY.-Brauiful Illustrations entertaining stories. top
les o int cs inmiy matters AT ctcim- aud many other
attractive that the essentials OF all others
fIil splendid May Of this model
aztne now ready Single. - tis; yearly, n Address W.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after March 3. 1893.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRTNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains cave New York via Desbrosses and Conrtands
Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and south with Pullman
a aS dIGhe M aad p as; Sng .s,
wiiamsport, Lock Haven 5 a. m. M CORY amt treat
sp connecting Cory rtusvile, Petroleum Cen
Baltimore washington and sonh L,mi,cl Washington
Express OF pgml Palace Cars daily except SaniiS ~
AZ $1;ss!%a ana = asS 90
Sunday. via 3. and r. r., mr. 81; M. and Il nisha'
For A Il a%f @ S X c p M ana m and D. m On
For SH EasS m Through eaEG9 3 "a tram on sa,ury,
Long Branch Bay oal Junction and nernsi,as ,tai'a.
via railway and Am6oy "a - noon. 800 aud p n.
ON sunday ga; Does not stop At Asoary Park ,.,.
atJersey CITY, anorng speedy and direct transfer tos
Tram arive"From Prtsburs $50 Ii3o m 7SO sni
lG9p G9y E!q s ABE sS i 1850 su day
$50 sso M 1852 49, and 1922 FS :" F,Ga ba'%Sr -
S:soe 900 a:so $40 l6io litS a. M i:3o $50. $50
$40. 800 $40, ESQ llAo a. m" G;2o' 1880. s'S1 ~
'' ' ''' ToPHILADELPHA
THE oLD-EsTABLJsHEE ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
.'TsAJNs EAcMwAY wEEKpAY,s ,AN;Pe oys'I%
&kNE. AND TiiE fAsrTsT TINE S9SsisTESi
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave NewYo Desbrosses and Cou
i:ZO, % and 10 Limitetl, IL l..
a, D. o. q 3 and and IL night sundays ). u
60 Litntedh and 10 u IN. 4, .. 2, AMI o. IN, aai IL
night
Express Trains leave New. York daily except sunday
720a IN. and p m- Running through rrvuton iai
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad stations philadelphia
1901 1908, 3:2O S;45, 900 1850. $40 $3.50 IL m
limited Express $3.50 D. mr. l. j. 1888 Limitoi 9
$50 74o, ami $50 \. m. On Sunday 1901 3JJ. $40.
$40. ssoa m t520 LimIted). $3.50 7,i5, $40 o q
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. ga and 4So aaS
Ticket Offices ABS. $40 and cal Broadway Astoc House
and foot Desbtosses aud Courtlnt sJS ColtsL ant
Brooklyn station footot Fuitoa-s. Brooklyn Nos
Ia llo lis dudsonst Hoboken; Stiton Jer.ey CITY
kmigrant Ticket onlce No Battery Place and Castle Gar
den.
bae va &c from hotels and residences
'CHARLES h. PUGH. j. r. WOOD.
General Pass'r Asens
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InstrnftloiI.
For Bows and young Msn-country

MRS. FERRIS'S Parlor School.-A private
WI boarding school for children. with mothers
care Quincy Red-aye Brooklyn Terms Iow
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! 4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and 81. JOHN leave Der 81. y. r. foot OF Ca
unay excepted with trans west and east.
FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST
REAPPEARANGL othe splendid steamers D RI sToI and
running this route AMI will remain IA service undl tur.
'"'' '''''' 40 INCREASE IN FARES
Laye New 1GiE d1 % msgaed az M ron
Annex boat from brooklyn at i31 NJ Jersey ny p m
hotels. ticket ohces Pier p y. r. and on
sey the freight service tnus lnsa uS prompt aud rela
B0RDEN 4 LOWELL, GEGRGE L. coYYoR,
Agents Gen. rassr Ag,.
| nor RONDOUr AND KINGSTON, landing
Crauston's. Cwest Point Cornwall, New burg Man.
Delaware ana stony Glove Dads steamboat Escort leaves
lucsly THURSDAY 5lturly6 M rom foot o.
| NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Montreal with driving room ca. also to saratoga
Toe cD''' y ''" 'D''''' ''''' f''''' ''''''" anu
dai a. rochester and HaSao rOo' cars TO '''"
o % to ASapy s e@ a 52y T n to Utica sara
$50 p. m, Albany anu TROY special saturday only.
81 Louis Express win sleeping ears for St Louis
GS0p M Express daily except SUNDAY with sleeping cars
|
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
ii D. Night Express with sleeping.cars Albany and
Troy Connects with morning trains for the West and North
way. aud al westcots Express Offices Park
and 9i3 Broadway New.IOrk, ana s5S Washn stons ST.,
brooklyn IRONY, C,..-sno,, c.. b. ME1KER
j. NJ ToUCEY. Gem suPt. Cen Passenger Agent.
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, worcester Nashua Portland and the East
The new Iron steamer HTTY OF woRcesrpp
on he Som and
the tay S3r E, ~ CITY ;, OF I NEW Yo9G
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except sundays at
PONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE
AZ steamer James W Baldwin leaves every Monday We'd.
usual landings and connecting with Ulster Delaware and
stony Glove RI
CHARMS
y CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR IRA NspoRrArIoN
COMPANY.
Of1ce. Pier l9. N. r.. foot Oh Cortlandt.t
Consgnments OF freight forwarded as To anv mar,
of thu world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery Of kinds OF r,sht AMI ma.
chnndiAe any part Of the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND uAp.
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight of every description promptly ghtered to any pon,
In tho harbor as reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs. BARGES AND GROVES To oaAn
TER Fo<s EXCURSIONS.
John II. sarln and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is. N. H., p H. dali. tsaturday.
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90, between rSsv.rork And
New Haven Caro- and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points on D. L. a W. u received ct Plsrll
For New. Haven and points East At Pier IL
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND = Hlsvsn Mlls,,,r
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pisr l. II H. fsos OF
WhitehaI-st
CENTRALshIPYARD. Commanipaw. N. J.-Drv Docks
Machine and Boher shops everything
construction ard repair OF vesselA
TROY B0ATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
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Qeachers.


A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ % Union square supplies ahle and accompshei pro-
leSOr tutors gOvcrcsscs lecturers companions ana mousse
Families going abroad the country promptly
suited. call ON address Mrs. NJ J. NOUNGFU LION,
American Foreign Teachers Agency % Onion Square.
BILE and accomplished teachers, professors,
~ tutors goyernesses lecturers companions secretaries
ami hOusckcrpus families going abroad or 10 the country
promptly suited NJ chargco % =, employing teachers nor
10 teachers until supplied r.. MIRIAM COYRlERE & CO..
81 Last l7thst (UniOn square,.
A MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
n BUREAU supphes without charge. colleges schools
families with thoroughly competent professors pnc
pa and teachers Fonrs going abroad or to the country,
promptly suited with -uperOr tutors companions and
erness Call address Professor LEGEN DIRE, LIB
Broa iway New. YORK.
DAD BOYS.-A gentleman who has had great
and success IN the arrangement Of bad boys
will take four ips nom II to 10 years OF ago INTO his
family the btst instruction by private teachers and most
refined home influences Address for pa tculars RE-
FORMAIIO Tribune Office
MISS HESSE. 30 West 21st-st, supplies
VA competent teachers readers
hOuscAceper4 Best advice ycl choice
Of sc references by favor Hon Hamilton Fish and
eX-Seoretdry EyaTts
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MRS. A. Il. ALDRICH will open her second
w class for Kindergarten Training at North
borough. Mass. May Ii.
For further information address her until Nay az
10 Willow. GegmlntOw Penn.
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Hn5trlctiou.
For Bows and Young Men-CitI

For Bows and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. lij W. ijthsI
A COMPILE TE library of standard practical
~ ponmsnshp and instructions. with fac-simile written
r KELLEY Uptown once renlnAns Art journal "a Union
square.
INSTRUCTION in reading, eocution stage
L general delivery mathemacs. English. Professor
HOU sTON. 1857 broadway Room r.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT wAsHIXGToN. MY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. 'ifAYs.M.p
RkOPENS SEPT. 4. 1882
end and scrapuIousy ionoSe I, mould early age
The Intellect Of yqath by sen tho G By oosdsnes aai
requisites instruction discipline religion while hitting for
Situated Washington Heights about ten miles up the
Hudson II Is reached oy the sixth AVenae Elevated Road TO
notification, the superintendent meets the arrival Of
A more beautiful and healthy psce-on emlnence com
roundnss not found ir.faned banks Of the
TS2 are e oy aep OF lana pn o Shaded and in
terseced by oak groves ahoiing ample space for play
ESPas G bG% nPs 1SSe?'n spoken
I University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway,
Io55y AKIN. Fraao .s
Musical.
A NEW WORK on Harmony and instrumental
"A tion The Principles Of Harmony. with Practical In
bands BY oscar Coon riee 49, For sale at 80 East i4tR
at, Room 80. or at the music
MIR. and MRS. l.. REINBECK,
WI PIANO INSTRUCTION.
No. 231 West lbth.st
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
IN only
No. EAST l4THsr, "a Door East OF 5THAVE.
incorporated 1867
THE NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
REMAINS OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR
SPRING TERMS NOW COMMENCING.
Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
lF1 after Monday oct 49, IN DRAWING, OIL ami WAFER
CoLokPAlNrING STILL LIFE. FLOW Hlus and LAMP
bCAPk, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO No 30 MADISON AVENUR
References;
MI. D. HUNTINGTON Mr. WILLIAM HART Mia MEs
N. HARf, Mr., A. h. BELLoWa.
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I EFIGH VALLEY RNILROAD.-Passenger
DOPVLAR SHORE LINE.

L FOR PRoVlDENCE, BosroX AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CEN rtAL DEPOE
Three EXPRESS trains daily Sundays excepted u Boston sc
a. IA Up Cparl0r attached and 10 m. with palaes
sleeping cars. sundays at 10 with palace Sleeping
ears +. w. POPPIE, Agent.
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AT SIG PER MONTH Children have good
- board. and instruction. Address COUNTRY
a 'Ir,
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TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
M stsapers sARAToGA and CITY or TROY leave Pier
connecting with morning trains Tor al poins North
bunaay steamer touches at ALBANY.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
Il Jersey--FOR BOYS. - ., ,,,,,
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyacl1 on the
Ia Hudson Both sexes, 1928 send for Catalogue. W. H.
BANNLSIIll A.
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For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat &c. via q K K Ok
For Freehold via G. r. Il. Of y. J.. ssl5 HAS M ~
D. m For KeypOrt; ). : l5 ll:l5 a lt5 40, p h
For Atlantic CITY. Vineand, Bnigeton, So "a, mi
g. p A. g. r. r. ON @. +. A.. p. Il. supt i.
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A LEXANDER NSTITUTE-Military Board
N ing school, White Plains, n. Y. .a M, =,
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NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH X. X.

Stations In New.York J st and DesbrOsscs-st
central n. r. Of v. j. foot IlOefty.st-
For Amboy via C. r. X OF y. j. ). SID ~ it''
4, y. M Penn r. r., II n., sunday A. M
For Matawan. &c. via Z. r. r. OF v J, SID M t:i,.
T. u D. m; Penn. r. r., n M, IL M, 3:5l D. IN Sun
day a. m. 81, .h,., n, .,,
sea trr POint Pleasant ec via O. X. OF V. j. D sl5
m l4j A. 6p N, Penn r. r.. a. IL m, $50 p M
SUNDAYS stopping ocean Grove or AsOury fAfA
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,IcAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS,
STEAMBOATS, ano naiIro1os.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and 81. JOHN leave pier A. " r., loot OF ca
mist every WEEK DAY az connecting at Albany
t5untay morning excepted with and
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COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. P0UGHKEEP-
~ SIZE N " prepares Boys for College Scientific ana Goy
and for Business JOHN MILEH Principal
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For Both sexs,-Con1sry

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IL miles
III from Nsw-YOrl. cIilIrSu rs;3iVs mOthors cara
ME. IA. Y. MJkRElsl. " InIlggft, Il.
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CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LADIES; experienced teachers numbers HnteL
Address MIS-. L. f. AYRE5.
Newt Conn.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED ECU p.
MkNr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NEW-YORK AND PaIL aAI,El

York and PhlI3deIplIA - .,,t,,, =. T,,d 49,,
Connection made az Jersey Oty SN@i'N !" VA" '''A
Brook yn aud Erie Depot, Jersey CITY - 400 ar, Al,
Tcket for ALE az foot or lOertyst Nos 30 ZOl fOls
GA gj7 l3 Boadwly and &C the Dnncipa hOtsi nos
and Court.t and Annex ONCE Jewefs wharf, brlONYh
N Y Transfer Company VIII eau IOt anu SIe0A Vis5'Ss
from hOels residence to destination - a.. LAM,
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HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester Mass. 27th year For fu ini0rmatloo ap-
nlv TO O. b. MErCALF, A. NJ. Superintendent
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HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town. y. Y. home care thorough course OF study re-
mems ~eDtember :. NJ W. NETCALF. PRINCIPAL
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DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Il
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coache
summer or winter Stockbridge, Mass. F. HOFFMAN,.