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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


OFFICE Oh THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
WASHINGTON, ID. G., August 81, 1889, 9:31 AIN
For the middle Atlantic states, generally clear
Ing weather, north 20 cast winds, rising bare
meter, stationary or slight fall IA temperature.
SPECIAL BULLETIN FRIDAY TO BE FAIR AND
TAEMAR.
The temperature has fallen IL TIE southern por-
lions o. the middle Atlantic states, thu south A.
laniic AMI gull states. IenraeS % the ODO vail Y
end lower iaEe region, &n risen slightly In NV
England. the upper lake region ami upper Mis7js-
spIi valley. Local rains j! .y1 fallen iii New lg-
lanf, thu mi lille AtilI.tic Staie5 ami lover he
region, followed by clearing weather ia the last
n3med districts The following stations report
one inch more of r,in iili du'ing the past
twsnIy-fOBr hours: Cb.ncOI"agur, AS: Baltinc. e,
j2S, and Halifax. 2S2 Tie follow in- sIra, L
temperatures were reported It Z q. m: Est
port, Sc: Montreal. CO. QTeh0c, So; Mount
WASHINGTON, 4Io: Cleveland, $50: Alpena, "A ;
Duluth. 60o; st. Paul. e!o; 'nver, eso; Washing
ton, 61o Fair weather - indicated ior New Eng
land, the miidl- and south Atlantic States,
Tennessee, tie Quo Wiley and lower lake region
On Friday, with slowly ri ling temperature.
For fine Shoes, At low prices, go TO j. Brooks,
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FALL OvERCoATs at A. Saks 4 c,
Your eyesight adjusted. Hempler's, 4s3 Pa

Miss MoLILE SAITH. o. West Washington. was q
few evenings sine, robbed of hcr pocRetbOok con-
tanning SO.
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IT WILL BE SEEN that Duncanson Bros. adver-
tse TO sell tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock at pr-
vdte residence, 594 18th street northwest, me
assortment OF parlOr, chamber and other furniture
dinin2-rO Set and the usual line OF housekeep-
ms goods to which they call the special attention
OF buyers
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FUssE,I's Ice CREAM shipped any where out OF
town
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"A Pcrs01snl ERcOnateT.
FATHER eIsKs AN EXPLANATION ON BEHALF OF
HIS DAUGHTER

HIS DAUGHTER.
Miles Comman Ter, chairman OF the republican
congressional com nit &c of thu fir It North Caro-
Ina district, and Col d. Med. L,nds1 ", also of
North Cuoina. a clerk in tie Treasury. had a
personal encounter In the Metropolitan hotel last
s .or ana oiow, were exchanged before they
engaged 10 Lindsly's deuytltcr tu. had married
another lady ard was then on his wedding trip.
BIZ. Lindsay called to get SOM. exnian alton OF his
conducr. AM during the interview he assaultei
him. NJ. Commander, when asked this morning
about tho n clFFence, said: "MCL.ndS6y came
here ard forced on me rev"
"lt is said - rem ri;et the reporter, "that the
r q 5 ID. sii{ s vi, your engagement to
Yes, said h, II was engaged to his daugh-
ta'; 6It prefer TO have nothing further u say
now"
a POLITICAL QUARREL.
Mr.. D. Med. Lin1sey, wlo is q clerk IN the Treas
Try department, STATE: tn It the trouble was ia no
wise connected with hts ,ughter, reported, ba t
was merely Eo' teal quarrel Those acquain ted
with the tWO per oGs mentioned scout the idea Of
the p respect OF no lie meeting.
Sensation in a E1ebrerv Colony.
ELoP@hEhT OF YOUTH WITH MARRIED WOMAN
Tae Hebrew colony, composed mainly OF de IT,
tuie Russian Israeliies, in N:dd!esex county Viz
gn!a, are somewhat Stirred up 0y An elopement
reported TO have occurred there. NIX Frciwald
WAS an 1n1u2trous yOun. carriage smith who was
engaged to be married to Miss R,becca Learteg,
the daughter OF m honest wheelwr.Rht. The con-
s;nt OF the parents to their 10 rrage was refused
on The ground OF their youth, the young lady be-
Ing 10 years Oh and the young man % Last Fri
Day Mrs. learteg, 4 coneiy matron. tae mother OF
the b@irothed girl. and young FrelwaM both dis
appeared. Their WAS no MISLEADING their inten-
ton, for each lett no:e stating that they loved
each other and had gone away together. The
Tuniways CANE to this city it &c ms and remained
here Until lat Mon lay, when they lett for parts
unhuGwn. Three OF the c0loniSrs came here in
"ar-h OF t,leIn AMI they said Mrs. Learteg had
taken $500 OF her husbands money. Miss Rehec-
ca. the daughter OF the runaway, was frantic
wien she learned OF her levers irfidelty and her
mothers shame. AMI she disa1T cared from home
on Saturday following the elop ment and was
found in Baltimore with some friends
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FALL OyERcoArs at A. Sal.s & Co.

Mr.. RICHARD Gross AMI ni.s Emma Pabbatt
weEe N FRIED st night at che home the b -ie'S
parents, on w street, near Boundary. The grOom'S
friends serenaded the bridal couple dur.ns The
evening.
School SHOES for Boys AMI Misses, 81, at ].
Brooks.
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NOTICE'-kcts HemethyS. IiO9 Pta. ay take, one
Gtz fine phO os with thirteenth painted for 81
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CITY ITEMS.
His First Day AT Saratoga.


His First Day AT Saratoga.
Saratoga was a new idea to him. 1t was so Jolly
TO go from spring to spring and take drink OF
the water OF each. No two OF the springs tasted
alike. There are about forty springs at Saratoga
have queer feeling inside him. After spending
seemed as If all the water-works OF the lower re-
g;ons were raising riot within him. After sew
eral hours OF agony, he thought Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. 1t gave him RELIEF and comfort, and
charmed him to sleep.
Persons Recovering
from wasting diseases, such as malaria, fevers,
etc viii be greatly benefited by the use of Browns
Iron Bl'terS, tru" 'On1c.
OwENTON. KY.-Rrv. j. N. Beck says: II have
used Browns Iron BitterS and consider IL one Of
the best tOnics sold"
=. GopoRgs, PA;.Rsv: J. D; zehrlng says: II was
Iron Bltters enabled me to walk"
What's the Matter with the Steamed
Oyslersl
Nothing In the world. johnson, 40 9th street.
mas them, and all other styles now ready. All
prime salts. Ladies' saloon first floor.
Long Link and curb vest chains Prigg's
LundbOrg's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rosa
The Two Worst Months
IN the year for house vermin are upon US. August
ami September. Spread Hunts Insect Powder
plentifully, and realize what comfort means: Is
cents oy all dru: gists.
Ca1vanO.Magnctic Treatment OF Die.
ease.
Call for pamphlet containing many testimonials
OF cures wrought In Baltimore and Washington
See Morning National Republican and Baltimore
Sun for daily announcement OF cures OF chronic
diseases. Washinton Office, s22K St NV. It
Milwaukee Beer,
&C. stovcpipe-urawn from aCOOd.
II KNIGHT. 1882 Penna. avenue
sSBuchu.Patb0.,,
Quick complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary diseases. ST. Druggists 8
Rurnetl,s COcOaiMe
Promotes Vigorous ana Healthy Gro,rth OF the
Hair. 1t has been used in thousands OF cases
where the hair Was coming out, and has never
failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flavoring Extracts-the best.
Milwaukee Beer,
&c. q sch00ner-drawn from arOOd.
u KNIGHT, 1892 Penna. avenua
"AIderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
ana delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints, S6c per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per OF. Cream, 15c. pint
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EoRGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. 300
~ street, West Washington. Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. 1horouah
CoiieelaIs Course special students an Mnsis frrneh
1883 For circulars apply to Principal. Miss Lucy
STEPHENSON. euG-lm
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SCRAP PICTURES

- OF Relief and acra book Pictures Birthday Cars
aper Dolls French issue Paper Don't force to INV
some pictures Tor the little fOks' scrap LooK mhl6
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h SPhING. MD, REOPENS SEPTEMBER l7TH.
suis0im &C., HENRY C. HALLowELL. Am.
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The BEsT.-Howe's Business Course, 517 I'll
street.
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FALL OvERcoATs at A. saks & Co.

For fine Shoes, at low prices, go 10 j. Brooks,
co. 7th 81.
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FALL OvERcoAIs at A. s..ks & Co.
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CHIRTS.-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- ''MYSTERY" SHIRT
best Shirt IS cents ever OF cred III this or sny
other country being elegantly made Of the very
material
This Shirt been sold in this market for ten years
and thousands of our best citizens testify to Its
periorit.. both as to quality and tit.
Only Is cents for the
''MYSTERY" SHIRT,
the best fitting and most uniform in quality Of any
shirt IN the market.
Sold only at
LEGITNISS',
au15 1902 street northwest.
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What's the Matter with the Steamed
Oyslersl
Nothing In the world. Johnson, 40 9Th street,
has them, and all other styles now ready Ali
prime salts Ladies' saloon first floor.
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A GRAND TEMPERANCE RAILY.-Arrangements
are being madeto hold grand temperance rally
afternoon, September g. under the auspices of the
Rccaabltes. ON Wednesday night, September 12.
a grand parade and special exercises Will take
place, all the tents participating. The different
tents WI. assemble at the corner OF 9th street and
Pennsyiva avenue. and with music ana torches
II Is understood great many prominent Sneakers
are engaged. meeting OF members or the sew
eral tents OF the Independent Order OF kccaabites
was il Id In Anacosiia last evening 10 make ar.
rangemenfS. Mr.. ]. W. Powell was chairman and
Nr. A. W. Chancy secretary.
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CW1THIN C. sHoETIIDGE's ACADEMY FOR
- Young Men ana boys Media Penn. l. iEilcs from
IhiiadeiIhia School year oicns sep iEMeER lera.
Fixed price covers every es. bcoss, &c. No
extr: CHARGES. No medicinal expenses. No exsnina
ten for admission Thirteen exporleno. teachers. al
men, and all " aduates Special opportunities apt
students to advance rapidly special drill for duh ard
backward boys. Patrons students may selec: any
studies choose the reu English. fcieat.tc Eu
mes, Classical Civil engineering students
ht;et at Media Academy now in Harvard. Vale and
ten 9TH Colleges ard Poly icchnic schools. Aphysca
and Cheaicsi nboratory; fine lnnasi'm and ltal
doubled In 1888. Ten students sent COLLEGE la 1888
graduating claas in commercial Department In 1888
Media has seven churches and a tern erance charter
which Irehis the sale OF al Intoxicating DRINKS Fer
new illustrated circular address the Primo pal and Fro
prietor. SWIlHIN 9. SRDkTLIDGE. A. II GIar-
vaId University graduate. Media, PENN The Prirci-
Pal will be at tae Riggs house TuC i.SD DAY. August
30th fronl to Some patrons OF the Acad, ins
Gen. r. ~ Msynods freshly dcpsrtnel {; Col. :.
B. Smoot l4I3 X st. Mr. G. W. Spoffori R2s,s bousa
Mr. b r Snyder Nsti nal ssyin1ys bsnk HIN: /. II
PrssDrey, ESQ.,. 529 9TH ST. Lenf. Conn., H. &. White,
=. 8, ~; d. Sichols esq, Sc lie Droit bu,lding;
medical director U. S. N. suI4-im
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FERMENTATION Al The PIC;;IC OF THE Butler
ZSuA!t s--At tnr Dic1c or the BUiIer ,uavss at
haH Ms P'FH, - Ii: foot Or 1Ih street, l,st
nikitt. i:.-' some COLL med / vas prey nfcd 10
N lof & T. f.,;.Cr, on tSlaif of citizens Of This
l.etri5t fGr his military seTvIces in ttIa past
Nj G oIgr ?. Graham Iadc ~ pr.Sentaui N nith
Ia. T'Ey appropriate renargS, to which Cut
F. IT ie.. inSlT ~ pJnile" host Q: the colOred
hiitE.sy coii2al"' ot the Dist. .c: wefc present.,
in'iuIilE The 1 1'on ads. the Webster T. feS
&C uip ~ i, - pit. City Guards, and o. p
Mo-tcT, Post G. Ii Alter tI,e preSen; ation the
'FtI:aE spent ia social enjoy iaeIt Prtced lC
IT, picnic trsre 1as -ra1. Oh Pennsylvania
aVtELe
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"A1derncy Dairy WagOns.D
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in x-lb. "Ward" prints S6c per lD
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per at. Cream. 15c. pint
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Rurnetl,s Cocoaiu.

BufnetG,H COCOAiMG
Promotes a Vigorous ana Healthy Gro,rth OF Il
Hair. 1t has been used in thousands OF cas-
where the hair Was coming out, and has new
failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett'S E1aYorinp Extracts-fha hest
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Col trAIT's TerURE - VA.HI,,C N-Tho Bill
tif rr' ..SiH - 'C-!@y So: 1T * under cd
thtt COL .CL r L WHO va Il tn" Sund = Car
I'll n hi cts, !HJaGlS - turn Iicrc son and
p1''.i@a "a >uAG ) Ptp-r- ~. $am S fford, his
ioii>r us He-5 i',I!i.t, / S,>g,@n o. IL bust
h' = L! iii. - O. 'v ,syN ct rrrisc, which will te
" tie ~" 90 TIE Gsf.{'at when owned By Col
fi'ti. liN i ana. SPED ith The cIsS OF 1ourn J.
10 hi't : = IS p-r'"9 toL Pia't mas July re-
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

lHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. Il
IHE O. lumbar Coz l., OF Opens SEPT. II,
THE Mi niCAL COLLEGE, PENS OCT. I.
The LAW NChODI OPENS OCT. TO-
For information concegnns the Preparatory School.
address Prof. OILS L. MhSO<, 1905 o street
For informal concern ing the other lepsrtmenta
address DR.. JANIS &. WE'LL &c, 1850 18th street..
aul7-6m - S"
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TuE SUITS sc INST IRE EAI TIHORr AND PoT5MaC
RaILL"A:--E:ttlCr 81; ,Gein~J The Baltimore.
-" ."io.aa" i1iTo5. CCIInany wos Ill q y.-I.r-
Gay l. My H. iscuiaIi !Dr $4,000 ior alleged
daiG@g- tU 90 - perry n NdFrliLi avenue o.
Sw en- " and ~ sire Is. In consequence of the
ccci ,ii- q H. 5;Trc; - L I'D Z. cars there
ar "teEsn of these salts ps.iiiHg Ia which
Si<G. GO ., T4lasvs lrc eli lined.
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Milwaukee beer.
&c. stovcpipe-urawn from aCOOd
II KNIGHT. 1882 Penna. avenue
ssBuchu.Patbn.,,
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blat
der and Urinary diseases. 81. Druggists 8
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Milwaukee Beer.
&c. a schoOner-drawn from arOOd.
u KNIGHT, 1882 Penna avenue
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ease.
Call for pamphlet containing many testimonials
OF cures wrought in Baltimore and Washington.
See Morning National Republican and Baltimore
sun Tor daily announcement OF cures OF chronic
diseases. WaShintOn office, 922x F St NV It
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The Two Worst Months
IN the year for house vermin are upon US, August
AMI September. Spread Hunts Insect Powder
plentitully. and realize what comfort means; q
cents by all druc gists.
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RIVER TRADE.-Hi rbormaSter Sutton reports
arrivals at the riy5r 'front.' as follows: Cleared
Vest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N c. Cromwell
York. $40 tons coal, bound t. Portland, Me-; schr'
Emma ID. End1cut. Bowers. $50 tons do to Hobo
Ken, N. j.; schr. Gen. A. Ames, Brown $50 tons
do. for Portland. Nc; schr. Cox & Green, Thomp-
son. 800 tons do, BoS' on. Mass schr Oretta liar.
Wy, 1874 tons DO. TO New Bedford; schr. Ellen
S. NJ. Thomas, Kelly, LIPS tons do. TO Fall River.
Mass. schr. T. Howard Dale, Smith, 5000 bushels
wheat, 10 ust Point. Baltimore, Md; schr. r. j.
Arrived West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alyend.
Coffin, 400 tons asphalt for Barber Co. barge j.
l. Mayer, Mayer, 500 tons coal, William King &
Great Falls Ice Co.; schr. Marion d. Rockhill,
,,;oTry, aoo tons g1lano, j. T. Dunlap; schr. John
Miller. l25 tons and, Gen Meiss; schr 2. A.
RUNNER, liawes, 5s3 tons ice, Rich & Co. barge
sally T. iiassctt, Shiles, 108 tons coal. Inland and
SeIb1arl Co.; scnr. Maggie, Jones, 500 water
melons, market; schr. John W. Grey, Butler, 1850
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ing Link and curb vest chains Prigg's.
LUndbOrg's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose
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ADMITTED TO BAIL-To-day Ignatius NClte alias
lgnaZ Note injected IN May last for arson in set
$l.C00 by Ju ipe Hagnrr, George and Martha Koch
Ter and Henry KasDarae being his sureties.
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York stock Exchange at one-eixhth Of one par
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to ichmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the Aew York Stock
Exchange. nj
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TRcrTING AT Ivy CITY.-A trotting matinee was
hnli AZ the Ivy City fair grounds yesterday alter
moor, II Viii n the horses Black Dough rs, Alb
dali.:h Boy, Billie Bid Eye Fire IL AMI Pilot
~. d'ivsn by the r respective own rs to w ,gons
wef. entered The former won. There Were four
heats.
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| named Edward JAM er picket up by the off,
GERS OF the first precn t Tues lay right, at the
corner Of II and 3 streets. Ii, could give TO ac-
| count OF him e'r, and appeared 10 have been
drug red t." officers took him to the station an
to the altnaIcu g, but when tn vehicle arrived
there tn patient W Is found TO be dead. He Was
buried this morning at the almShouse.
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pIANOS. ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK 4 co. PIANO.
The Most Perfect Piano Made.
EN- ERSON PIANO,
The Best N ,dium- priced Piano Manufactured.
WILCOX Il WHITE AND kIMBALL ORGANS.
lianos and Organs sold instruments. rented
changed; rent applied il purchased
CENT MUSIC.
The only complete Stock in the city
HENRY EBERBACH.
No 9]5 r STREET.
Managing partner of the late Fl m Ellis Co. d2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-17
Seras.

= Senat unb 9aus traten am 16.
0tittags II ubr aufamnen unb @oub.
Srelano uno 8ice=Gouberneur Martin
leiiteten ben Mmtseib.
- Sobn Ourit laBt in SDler ein
Spernbaus bauen.
- 9iebe brangen in bic Office Ser
StraBenbabn- -Gpmpagnie in 6ou1ton,
erbra6en ben eiiernen @elbi1ranf unb
ltablen baraus Sidets i'm Mertb BON $50.
- Ser Msanager Der SaD=5emple=
ton Sruppe tpuroe in 9allas berbaftet
unb bonn MaDor um SO ge1traft, tpeil bic
Sruppe am Sonatag cine orlteaung
gegeben bate.
- Gin Mann Namens So1n 9lns
breas 1T 8rennbam bra6te feline sSrau
auf einen nad Often fabrenben 3ug Ser
@entralbabn. Statt ibr gu foigen,
nabm er banu ibren speijdbrigen Gma=
ben 5ll iitD ullb beltieg nit bemlelben
einen nad) 9torben fabrenben 3ug Der
Santa Sc 8abn feline Gran ibrem
S6idial iiberlaiIenb.
= Der Ser. ct. 6iih-gommillip=
ner fam nit elmer 2abung Sarpfem am
IA. in Serarfana an. Sie Slide iollen
al unsefdbr 1000 perloneit in 5eras
bertbeilt tperben. Sn San 9lntonio
tpirb Der GommiIiioner ungefdbr am
%. eintreffen.
= Sn Mbilene 1T Elm ilnger 20i1bz
riger Mann Namens 8reebing beint
&artenipiel BON ieittem MeitIpieler
9empbill erIdofien tuoroen.
- Cine game Samilie Namens
S6reiiler lit in Sriebri1sburg an Der
Sri6inoie erfranft. 8on ben adbt Sim
bern lit bereits eins geItorben.
- Col. S. 6. Sames, Yrdlibent oes
agrielltur= r=@ollegiums in 8rDan, bat
relignirt.
- Genauer SnformatiOn mad lin6
% Scnatoren unb 70 &eprdlentanten
( iir, unb 81 Senatoren un6 II &epr1=
ientatlten gegen probibition B. B. fir
nnb gegen Den Nntrag bic Probibitions.
frage bur6 8olfs- Nbliimmung enii6ei=
ben gu laiien. Sm Genat geniigen 2l,
i'm Sauie II Stimmen, Inn bas HeIul=
tat berbeiSufiibren. Gs banbelt lid
alIo I'm bic Stimme gines 3eprd=
ientanten. 0ir. Sal, 0orliber bes
Staats grecutip=Gomitc's fir Yrobibi=
tion lit in QuIiin uno arbeitet fir bic
Sa6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-17
San Mntpnto Mittpp@ sen II. Sanuar 1888.

slei9 bas erlte Mnl, al8 er auf Did 5uz
fam, nit Dem Sabel abwebrtelt, raa bat
ct iih semerft.
Sd mid fiirdten por icld' elenber
geftie? rencn,nlirte 8ictcr, niat prr
einem gSrelr, seidmeise por cinea'
Sunbc
9aun. 10 seb' bod, bin unb freidle i'm,
menn Du feline Nusit taf
Gittor naberte lid pbplar, er fletldte
bic 3ibne segen ibn. gictcr mid 5uriid.
Sest mars an slfreo, 5u laden: oas drs
scrte Stctor uno ct that bas Serfebrtelte,
ct 900 baS SeitenSemebr aus ber S4eioe
uno orrbte benz 5unbe. Da fubr pas
Ibier serei5t auf uno iprans auf Sictcr
ein. Dieier ltieB einen Sdrei ces
S6redens aus. alfreo rtef: Bbblar, la6
ab! uno ausenblidlid sebordte ber ounb
unb fraeie Ntfreb 5ur Gbbitte NIT Der
ulihtisen Gaee Elm 1cd in ben germel.
9tenns ladte, unb Sictur mar wiitbenb
auf Nlfreo.
slennp, Sie lollen nit ben iansen Ser
rem gum &affee biniibertpmtnen! erl9p(l
iset eine tisf DrSIaenpe @timme auf
@nsliid.
Sid Sranf, lieber 0rant! gilf Du bu?
ld,rie 9tennb unO idmans id an benz
geeser enlpor. geid)t mabr, Du ipiellt
beute nit unS, eS 1T ia Spnntas!
Wenn i'd, barf? iaste Sranf unb 3eiste
oor 8ersniisen feline ireiBen 3abne. Die
yeiben ipraden imnter Gnsliid 3uiani.
men, unb Sictpr, ber es nidt perltanb,
draerte iid bariiber.
Du gictcr, rief Nennp, bsute ,pirb's
bibid. beute ipielt Sranf nit; Du
alontit nidt, mas ber far praatise Sa'
den anseben fam!
iBortfebuns foIat.}
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igcrtfsbuns fuIat.}

*Ger gang ii6erral6enbe grfolg ben
6rau 2Doia s. pinfbam's &rduter,Mei=
f6ung fir bic tpeibli6em @ei6le6te ei=
gentbiin1li6elt &ranfbeiten bat, benefit
be7er als irgenb tpel6e anbere Sbatia6e
es f6unte, bic Wi9tisfeit ibrer ipobltbu=
enoem gntbedung uno baB iie tpeiB tpie
bic leBtere am 8efen antpenbbar it,
Or. 0QsfeQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-17

= Dpspspaa Der seIdbrlldfe U.ino
Der. @eiunoheit, wtto bu,d anpsuoung
bon nAders THspepaas Tatletc" turirt.
9ti allen Gpethsiern 80 babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-17

= Die Gab' i'm Sad gefauIt!-So
benft Wtan6er, Der burd marfti6reieri=
i9e glnseigen BON Wunbermitteln per=
leltet, ieill gutes Gelo bergiebt unb eine
Yful1mebiSin babur6 erbanbelt bat.
so benft aud pobl Man1er, Der bon
bem sroBen 9eilmittel !. 6es Or. g.
Silsbee. gegen 9dmorrboiben, AWAKE
Sis, lieit. Seib alio porii9tis, Sbr
geibenben, unb ienoet erit na6 elmer
Yrobe, Die Sud 9. yteultdbter & Co.,
gor 1916, Nep .Dorf, auf 8erlangen
foltenfrei 5uididen werben, ebe 6reinen
Worratb su fauien braudt. Sn alien
renommlrten Ipotbefen su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-01-17

Serr 6. 80. 8ateman, Sonenboro,
Serds. iagt; ugrOpns giiensgitttr III
Die bette mir befannte Mebisin gegen
8erlult Der gnergie unb 9opfipeb."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-13
WASHINGTON.
Retirement of General Sherman
The Capital News,

The Capital News.
Washington, 1.-THE executive Or
der announcing the retirement Of Gen
erAl Sherman from active duty on Nov.
ember LIST, and the changes incident
thereto, will probably be issued to-day.
It is underitood that Major Genera! Han.
cock will succeed General Sherman il
the Division of Missouri. Msjor- General
Pope will succeed General Hancock in
command of the Division Of the East
and Msjor- General Scofeld remains in
command OF the Division OF the Pacific.
General Hszen. chief signal officer,
has returned to Washington from an ex-
tended tour in the west. He had con.
ference with the Secretary Of War this
morning in relation to the failure of the
Greeley relief.
Members Of the Coresn embassy called
at the White House to-day in full court
dress, and took formal leave. The Pres.
ident, attended by all members of the
cabinet, received them in the blue room.
The presentation was made by Secretary
Ffelinghuysen. The embassy leave
Washington on Monday or Tuesday next
for San Francisco, where they will take
steamer on the Oath inst.