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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21

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SAmss3.n tsi Wleniden uno 2bisrsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21

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9uffS &tIlen fine fptsiea fur biefe Hdnt
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21

9err q. u. Mantius, Maribaa,
Seras, fagt: nWfeine Grau lit bur6
8rowns Giienz8itter gdnsli6 BON ibrer
S6wa6e sebeilt iporben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21

Or. &Oses'S Burm SYrup
tSbtet bic Wiirmer aueenblIdlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-21
Garf,ps
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Gt1s 9austptrtbidjaftS=D =DegetftanS fiir
GtaNaneiite1t S5at,tiIiet.Gebratal.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
A Grand Electric uIumtnation.

The night feast given at tho time of tho
coronation of the present car of Russia had
a splendor lent it by tho electric light of
which no comparison could give an idea The
authorities had been for some time preparing
some electric installations, and through sue
cessive experiments they had assured the per-
feet working of all the apparatuses. Never
until then such multitude Of focuses had
been kindled within the same space; sets of
incandescent lamps rose upon the high tower
of Ivan Velikoi, which rises in the center of
the kremlin, and formed slhouettes of fire
with tho most fantastic outlines. At the
same time the bell turrets of the most strange
cathedral of Vassili Blajenoi were Illuminated
with multi-colored facets while the spark
ling of electric points, following the battle
ments of the ancient citadel, and getting re-
fected by thousands in the bed of tho Mos
kowa, seemed to give TO tho water of the
river, usually so dark, the appearance of IN
immense sheet of metal in fusion.
| On the eighteen towers of the kremlin they
had disposed enormous regulators, which
carried far off their luminous pincels of rays
and caused the cupOlas of the Torem, of the
Temple of the Saviour, and of the cathcdrals
of the holy inclosure to get resplendent, MS if
under the effect Of continuous spark of
! lightning.
The immense pincels of light rays, emerg-
| ing on all sides from the towers of the Krom-
lin, projected on the surrounding monuments,
and give an idea of the marvellous manner in
which electric light contributed powerfully
to increase the fantastic point of view of the
festival by causing, better than any other
light, the curious character of that pictur-
esque decoration to resort"
National Republican., 1883-10-16

luton and remission of oil your sins, space
for true repentance and amendment Of life
and tho grace and consolation of the Holy
Spirit"
Rev. George G. Mcwhorter, of central Now
York, moved to amend by striking out the
words space for" Pending tho discussion
of this clause the convention took recess.
On reassembling the house ofdoputies went
into committee of whole and resumed the
consideration of tho proposed alternative de-
claration Of absolution.
| Rev. Dr. George H. Norton, of Virginia,
did not object TO tho change on any suspicion
of false doctrine There is he said in our
church n doctrine of absolutiou so closely
connected with our two prescribed forms OF
absolution that the church cannot be de-
privod of the right 20 choose either form
The shorter form Of absolution is short enough
even for n shortened service.
Rev. DIR. Norton moved to strike ou
clause Il.
The amendment to strike ont tho word:
| space for" was lost.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
BosroNs VS.. Nationals, to-day, at 4.15.
The Case OF Capt. John A. Ihrcss,


The President has disapproved the fnd-
ing of the court martial in the case of Capt.
j John A. Kress and has ordered him released
from arrest and restored to duty. Capt. Kress
was in command of the San Antonio arsenal,
and was in charge of the construction of Il
store house and set of officers quarters thorc.
He had made estimates of tho cost and an
appropriation in accord ance Herewith had
been made. He received strict orders not to
exceed this appropriation, but he aid SO cX-
ceed IL. For this disobgdience of orders he was
tried. Tho court found the facts as stated,
but found that the accused was without crim-
nal intent, and acquitted him. In reyiowius
tho case the secretary of warmakos severe striG,
lures upon the action Of the court and upon
the defense Of Capt. Kress which was in Of
feet that his estimates were not intended 10
be exact, and that he overlooked the strict
order Of his superior officer not to exceed the
estimates. The secretary says that it is not
encouraging to find thata court martial, COM
posed Of officers Of the army of experience,
does not think proper even to censuro an
officer who, though without criminal intent,
has conducted an important business matter
intrusted TO him in n manner which would
not be tolerated by private employer.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
PAROLE and Rlca! Parole and Rica
CON. shcrn1nn,a slnn.

Gen. Sherman has selected Col. Tourtolotte
and Col Bacon as the members of his stan
to remain with him in St. Louis, after being
retired from command Of the army and uu-
til ho is placed ON the retired list Gen. Poe,
of his staff will resume his duties In the
engineer corps, and Gen. Tidball, another
aid de camp, has been assigned to the COM
mand of the artillery school at Fortress Mop-
roe. 80 U..l ..'s ~ ~ t~'
National Republican., 1883-10-16
srAuNroN srArENrENrs.
Democratic Rejoicing Over the Ohio Nleo
tion-A Wedding la Prospect-Tho Volicl
Railway.
Snffirl Lfltr.

uOn-A wedding Ia PrOspeot-Iho N"liey
HALLWAY.
Spccfol Letter.
SrAUNToN, VA. oct. 13.--The past week
has been ono Of great iollifcaton among the
dcmoca o,,r tho Ohio elections. The
democratic club of this city did not fail to
net its part in the performance, and finding
John W. Daniel in town brought him out
for speech. The club room was ilumi-
mated, the town band was out to onlivon the
occasion, and the great democratic orator
proceeded to pitch into coalition, Malone,
tho revenue department and all else not in
accord with the pure democracy. Not sin
| glo principle WAS discussed mono of tho
I great questions Of tho day were noticed, but
| 10 was Malone aud the boss and "the cor
/ rupb coalition" There was not great
amount Of enthusiasm when the fact is re-
mcmborcd that the biggest gun of tho democ-
racy was firing. Tho immaculate bourbons
are troubled aJ the prospect of diroful things
should the democratic boat be swamped.
The pluCidty OF Stanton society will be
| broken this wcels by tho first marriage OF
tho season. Miss Maria Breckenridge Cat
/ tell, ono of the brightest and most attractive
of Staunton's daughters, will bo married on
| Wednesday TO Amistcad Churchill Gordon,
q prominent young attorney Of our city.
October % the Augusta county Baldwin
| fair will open its annual exhibition. The
/ prospect is good for the largest exhibition and
the finest turnout Of people We have had for
/ years This Is delightful season of the
/ year, the forests have put ON their gorgeous
| hues and IL the pent up folks of the city
want a little fresh air they would do well to
/ run down to our city Of the hills.
The Valley railway will be open noxt week
| TO Lexington. Tho FIRST train will take the
corps of cadets from the Virginia Military
institute TO the Winchester fair.
| The court of appeals has decided the cause
of James Frazier VS.. William Frazier in
favor of the former, wing him thereby tho
snug littlo sum of $4,000, secured by lien
on the Rockbridgo Alum Springs company's
| property.
National Republican., 1883-10-16

IF you feel dull, drowsy, dopilitated, have
sallow color of skin, or yellowish brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chlls altornatcd with hot lushos, low spirits,
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite,
aud tongue coated you are suffering from
torpid liver" or bilousnoss." In many
cases of Liver complaint" only part of these
symptoms are experienced. AS a remedy for
all such cases DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" has no equal, as il affects perfect
and radical cures. At ali drug stores.
National Republican., 1883-10-16

A TRUE assistant to nature in restoring the
system to perfect healyh thus enabling IL to
resist disease, is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
S7lnnIc0--- -rlistrIIanrnrs.


r IOYDs WAsUt%GToN, 2j.CENT EXPRESS;
= prompt rpl reliable. baggage checked at Tcsl-
donuc ulea id Pa aN and lVOi 4 st. N. w 'rol-
UpuOne connection. 5-22
TDERFECrLT SOUND AND SAFE HORSE
L. Tor igWlly not afraid ofstoam cars; good price
iur q sH.l3Hc.ury horse Address y, G.. A. Republi-
can Oucc ats
rg1O BUY ATYPE WRGTERi MUST BE CIIFAP,
4 for cash, Address, with price, T.. - H., Box dOl,
cay - .. 5-ls
DONrRACrs TO LAY BRICK IN THE WALL
" ut $40 per thousand. Address BlICkLA Ek,
Republican b.lce, OILS
DRUG sToRE-l GOOD CORNER SUITABLE
~ for dlug business. Address PHARMACIST
htpub.lcan ulc'. OILS
A dOop, SECOND HAND GAS DROP LIGHT
IA O. lamps state price. Address y. ~, nepubll-
EtIs, 10 HJGHr GALLONS MILK EVERY DAY,
- li, ana y, depot, Washington, Address HOLMES
FNOLJAN--A LOAN OF 5000 FOG FIVE YEARS
90 lEg5. il ~, B, Equitable LILO Assurance society,
gEJaETED-TO AGNOUNCH THAT JOHN E.
w brul, batamNu 90 Bank, liil 81. y, W., Is
uNoiuNueluutf pi LpcH OF every state ana Terri.
Tory, NElNq htAt'i Commissioners, Examiner aud
Npe0ly
TDRJrERl'Y OWNERS 10 KNOW THAT WE
a. tnt pompg eNel,lll t1 the RAINING pt DlsneiH
L"', heal iair1tsul lnaurnaa Agents, o25 Est IS
TvENTHluY 10 PATG1NIHE WPrHER-
IL b8rs Capital @5 Cent Eypraas. lgGgage checKed
Ht residence, Dlces ia1 Pa. uy, llth ana sls, aud
~ Telephone connections ss2l.ima
National Republican., 1883-10-16
our WOOElV NVWL

morning, contains u cOmpl
stores, shops, ana inrms {
with descriptions, prices, ,
seen. Property for sale In q
70 loan on real estate. Cal
IL III.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
1901. + REET.
FoR RENT-BY Il. IL. WARNER,
STORES.

r?Bridge st, G'rn," BOo
published every Monday
teschedule OF our houses,
offered for rOnt, tbgether
ec., and how they may bs
II parts OF theclty. Money
WARNER. 9l9 + street.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
SllanirN -3onms.


VOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH PLEAS
Il ant room tOpen fireplace preerred) and board
Address, sullug terms, which must be reasonable,
tONlsSlilt, Republican Oticc 4-E
A tURNIsHED ROOM WITH BOARD. WITHIN
IA hIturn minutes, walk Of he Columbian Law
rvuopl private family with other ooardcrs, pre-
ierred. Address LAW STUDENT, Republican Office
4-I7
ISY, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 2 CONNECT
- ing, "a ilGOr rooms furnished partly furnished
o. uniurnshed; private family preferred. Address
WOOD EopuhuGan Ohlce I-l7
TpV NOVEMBER /, . PLAINLY FURNISHED
J > rooms t.r light housekeeping; terms must be
moderate. Address ". 49,, Republican OfllCc, Az
TVNWO UNFUENI8HED ROOMS, no BE US d
4 gs parlO; and hcdruOm price not to eXce,d d $780,
Address HAIRY TYLER Republican Once. Az
EpN A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A LARGE
I'D room, iurnShed, Or communicating, between
aud 18th aud aud Sts. rent not to exceed $50
must hp heated by Ergle ro references given II re-
CURED Address D. j., l'epuohcan Ohce. 4-l8
A SUITE or FURNiSUED ROOMS, BErWEEN
"A l2th ana i3tl ana ana Isis n. w. Address H.
j. Boz Republican Ohica.
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A NICELY FUR
~ nishcd room, with or without board, in private
uulily references furnished. Address R. H., Repub-
lcau OiaCe. Ocl'l5tF
National Republican., 1883-10-16
SOUVENIR GIFTS,

CHINA, GLASS, FANCY GOODS, BRIDAL AND
SOUVENIR GIFTS,
Antique Brass, Plaques, Decorated Dinner Sets new,
Useful, Ornnmental Bgnss Fire sets Tenders &C.;
superior Plated Ware. Rich Cut aud Engraved Glass.
aud u complete assortment of Kitchen Requisites, ut
j. W. BOIELER ~ SONS,
oCl86t B-3 PUnusy lvanin avenue.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
.fnr NlisttLIantons.

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1A1E X ST. y; W:-wITid dn SpABkIE eIysr AND Nd
1901 L st. N. VIII rooms and bath; modern i'm
one o6ics room ist floor 'front.' in 1870, and front
Apply to JAMES Q. sPRIGG, 1t24 NJ Y.av. 1o-io
SrEINwAY PIANO; EMBROIDERED
IA cover and velvet stool; 10 careful party. Ad-
dress l.. G., Republican Office. l0.ld
UNOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
II 0S2 Seventh street northwest; for many years
occupied shoo store Apply to WIN. q. BURNS
6Ol X street northwest y2S-u
National Republican., 1883-10-16
GIlnn.cS-23uuscs.


TVH) RENr-A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE
i. lor hpusoEeepiR# must be in good location,
win modern improvements, and near street car.
Address kn Gi3 IAN ST. ~. W. stating lowest terms.
3-lS
a n UNFuNNTsiTED HOUSE, IL no ~ ROOMS
~ IN the n. w, pHrt OF the city, suitable for odg-
IN house. Address j. j. b., EepubiCan Oilce 3-I7
National Republican., 1883-10-16
Gmplupn,rnt.

A YOUNG MAN or SETTLED HABITS DE
IA slre5 employment in n wood aud coal yard oil
oner ohice best of references Address j. j. j., Re
nmMlLnnn NLlnn. LIS
National Republican., 1883-10-16
geal Gstats Brokers'.
u EMOVAL, 1901. REMOVA
WILLIAM DICKSON
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT
Has removed his Office from Fourand.a-half
street 10
NO. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST.
gral Gstats Brokers'.

Desirable property for sale in Rl parts the city
Special and personal attention given 10 tho renting
of houses and collection OF rents,
Heal estate loans negotiated nj lowest rates of inter-
ost.
In surance risks on buildings, stocks, merchandise,
household furniture, &c. effected with the FIRE,
ASSOCIATION, OF Philadelphia, Pa (the most pop.
ular and reliable Insurance company In that stated
or placed In any or tho prominent companies In the
country
SPECIAL AND GENERAL TAKES PAID AT
A. DISCOUNT.
1901. + STREET.. 1901.
National Republican., 1883-10-16
Amnstmtnts.
NATGoNAL TnEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER. OPERA.
"a Opera Mt Dramatic Prices -Gp
, EVERY EVENING,
wednesday aud Saturday Mntlnccs, the Famous
a, G. y. HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
W ARTISTS, CHcRisTERs, AND MUSICIANS - 60
National Republican., 1883-10-16

r IOyD'S WAslIt%GTON, 2j-CENT EXPRESS;
= prompt end ralAb.e baggage checked at rCsl-
Gpuuc uIlce isi Pa, ay. and 1905 \ st. n. w Tol-
.VuuOne connections. 522
National Republican., 1883-10-16
I0lantrN 3sIp.

WV ANTED-A BOY IN A PRINTING OFFICE I;
w salary irst six months, SLdO per week. Room
10, GOI 1th st,
National Republican., 1883-10-16

A SITUATION BY "A RESPECTABLE WHITE
IN girl. as chnmbermpd and waitress; good refer
enee2 No. 2l!l l. ST, between 2Oth and 21sL lis
THIRST CLASS WAITER WANTS PLACE IN
A. private family good references. Address
JAMES LEE 800 9th ST. n. w. 1-l6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21

The demand for more decisive
measures to suppress polygamy
than those provided in the Ed
munds Bill recalls q story told by
an Arab Sheik. When a telegraph
line was built through this Sheik's
dominiens his simple minded sub
jec:s cut down the wires to make
bracelets. Being appealed to by
the owners of the line to prevent
this practice, the Sheik adopted
remedy IS decisive as it was
mpie. He merely cut off the arms
Of every person found wearing wire
bracelets. Barbarism and Abso.
lutism are not desirable, as a gen.
eral thing, but it cannot be- denied
that they have their advantages. -
Reno Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21
Well said.

The Sacramento Bee thus rasps
the silly advertising lodges of Miss
Palmer: "Ths stupid lie about
John B. Rogers thrashing person
in q London theater who had in
suited Minnie Palmer, is being
treated by some papers as if there
were q grain of truth concealed
therein. Rogers never had ability
enough to do more than get up q
vulgar cut, representing his actress
wife exhibiting her leg to above her
knee, while she fixes her garter,
with the words s:Wait for Me"
underneath. Mr.. Rogers does not
state, however. for what further ex-
hibition of anatomy the public is
expected to wait.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21
George. Ernst Loses His Libel
Suit.

George. Ernst Loses His Libel
suit.
George Ernst, who ran for the
Surveyor Generalship Of Nevada,
on the Democratic ticket in 1881,
and was defeated, brought suit
against the Evening Post for Libel.
with $50. 900 damages, claiming
that his defeat was largely due, if
not entirely SO, to an article pub
lished in that paper rejecting on
plaintiffs previous public acts. He
was nonsuited. On appeal, Judge
Reardon decided sustaining the de-
murrer, the decision being chiefly
based on the fact that mere infer
euce is not sufficient to entitle
plaintiff to any Cause Of action.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21
Interesting Documents.

In the case of Miss Hill ". Will
liam Sharon. the court has issued a
number of mandamuses ordering
that certain documents be brought
into court. Robert E. CElbreth is
summoned te appear and produce a
letter purporting to be dated at
Philadelphis, March 9, 1882, and
addressed to my own darling
sweetheart" ard signed "Gertie
D." Also q letter or paper dated
Palace Hotel 1882 and signed MAY
D." A letter is also wanted that is
addressed to civilian Sharon,
Dear Friend" and signed "Mrs. NJ.
e. Grant" and another addressed to
my Dearest" and signed Polly
All of these letters were printed
October Is, 1883 Qast Saturday,.
Mr.. Culbreth is summoned to pro.
duce also any other letters that he
may have in his possession and with
which he is said to have stated that
he would ''show up the Senator, :"
meaning Sharon.
While the court is about it why
not make an order for a letter adj
dressed to Thomas Wren and begin
ming dear Tom" from William
Sharon, outlining how Wren was to
bring the Eureka county delegation
in for Sharon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21

Shoemaker on the Police Gazette.
Ruff Shoemaker, of the Grass
Valley Tidings, thus expresses him
self on the Police Gazette:
Georgia prohibits the circulation,
within its borders. of obscene news
papers. Not long ago the Atlanta
agent Of Fox's Police Gazette was
arrested and fined heavily, and SEN
fenced to q service Of two or three
years in the chain gang. for circulat-
ing the demoralizing illustrated
publications printed by Fox. The
decent press of the United States
generally. approve of Georgia's Tor
perhsps the city Of Atlanta) law in
that behalf. That kind of litera-
ture is much more demoralizing
than is even q bad brand Of whis-
key. It is of little use to ring a
..curfew bell'' on boy, in order to
send him home, when he can get
held of Police Gazette. Yet we
fad newspapers in this State adver-
tising that paper and putting the
demoralizing illustrations contain
Cd in it, aud yet advocating police
surveillance of boys. But the
nasty illustrated papers pay for the
advertisements and the virtuous
scruples of the newspapers, which
call for ourfew ordinances, are
overcome by that pay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21

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