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YEArunKs OF 1liE yorR

G6l3. YEATunEs OF nlE VOTE. ,-S
While the roll was icing called, when
the Secretary called tho State 81 Micbipan
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The grea. VISA ot the old hall has been
los. by the placing Of tho main stage at
ane ssas aud midway instead Of on the ex.
trend, Of ths hall, but the arrangement
bringa the entire s,ldiepaa very much
closer to the sage proper and tt.s dele.
gates The decorations are not proicgs
bu. striking aud pleasing to the eye, the
national colors p,edominsting. Tbs only
setsrd!pg fauture ia the main platform
which IL dwsr!et in comparison to the plat.
forms oi ths ball. The delegates are seated
In 4 square fronting the speaker in The
dead level Of the convention hall. Between
the ltlegates and .hB platform are the
quarters assigned the press representatives,
who havs heen provided with tables In
rieing tisrs sFjsding this worthy army the
moat complete view imaginable OF any in.
cident likel, 70 DO provoked during the
session. To the right aud left OF the dele.
gates are the seats for the sps6ta,ara 2loping
upward easily to a point thirty. iest from
the aoor level. The only additional word
10 bs otftrsd in the ray Of description Ia
lbst the liebtiSy nf The vast hall is complete,
being l,nked aud ctoHnsd with great
windows which pour their Hood Of light
upon every portion Of the auIitoriua, even
With . dull leadsn sky overhead. ...
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II they oppose his courss he rsceivfs
their condemnation and febake Tbe,e;a
no Congressional candidate upon this lloor
who II tho vote Of New York be polled as
the 7ots o. every other State in the United
STATES ia 70 be pol!ed, Lo DELEGATE hers
from any Congressional dissrict, Who Tnss
not stand ready In the face oi whatevsr
may bo the result to pledge Won hia i;fa
liis honor, and such fortune sa he NAV S'
naso 70 3olr success IN this great battle
which meaus either 'l1a. Dur conn.
Try shall bs relieved IRON tue malad:
minlssrstion from which 1t has 40 lono
saHeteu, or that once again the Democratic
pstty and its glorious principles Ia TO s,an5
oelest' 4hefo will he no defeat il th;s con.
yenhon suopts The old Iemosrstic n,sthod
let every mau speak his senlimeris and
Sote 1or ms sentiments" and then wlcso.
ever sensimenta prevail VIC will ali ri IA
glve saem 3 hearty support. rApplause /
p5oLl1ILE ssEAxa
Mr. Doolittle, Of Wisconslu-AIr, Chair.
man this question is fundamental one
aud one upon which, without any excite.
nent, Q! lse;;lr, Sr prejudice, I deeire to
submit q lev wOfde to tho sonyidess.inn
Of this convention. That question ia itbip
has a Stats flxdt 10 afsaI Tor itsc!t In this
convention or not? Yes Applause In
the elec;isn Of President under the Con.
stitntiou OF the United States, the s,ates
sSssk as unit. [Applause The States
cannot spsas j.: sny other mode In the
eaq'es nS'.rss .. Pieaiaens thsa @ ss { spit,
What Ia ihis graat 6onyaa.ion? We do
not ekct President, 1t Ia true, but va
name . man to be elected President Of The
Jaited States. Hsw shall We name him?
Ought 70 no. to pame hin under the uu.
thority oi separate Biates Just % VIZ elect
him after he has been nominated2 (Ab.
plsuse). ! sgree that II any State shaIl by
It's own wili npl lsy p;a;sde that the elec.
tors OF President and Vice BresaIleut ahsli
bo chesen BY separate districts The s,s.e sus'a
can 90. 90, The State BY lay can
have them all ptiossa upon oas Ken.
c.al ticket, but when they come to Vote
! the majority Q: ..ha electors Tor Pfesident
and Vice President they cas-! the vots Of
ths whole State, not hall State. Zap.
plaussl Therefore or, ~ the great Dsm.
ccrstic party ot this cona.ry IL TIN olIy
party which defends the rights Of tho States
50 fsr nc thsy are no. delegated away by
Tho Constitution, let us be- very cautious
belore we assume In DenoaEs!ic conyen.
tion that q Slate iIeelI has no. the power 10
direct its delegates how they shall make
the!f votee. applause] l know, Dir.
President, that in the Republican party,
which believes that Congress aud the Eed
erat government has evsry power which
ID not expressly denied, and that the States
have hardly any rights lott which the Fed
eral Government ID bound to respect, they
can adopt iu thSir con7ention this idea
thatif the State dosp no: control its own
delegation in the National Convention /.
cannot doso In tho convention Of tho great
Dsmac.a'ia party. [Applsuse.] Westsud,
Mr.. President, Tor lhe rights ol the States.
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YES, rou HAVE!

Q. W. Powers, Of Michisan-Mr. Chair.
man, in behalf Of the Democratic party,
tha! has always recognized the rights Of
the minority, [Applause and cries Of hear,
hear,1 desire to tpeak Ia behalf Of the
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.
At ll:3O o'clock ths irarle! coated band
Of the First Illiuo'a regImslt .aak Q position
sbovs the speakers platform and buss.
iortl, In partial air, which air proved to
bo tho signal for the al:iva, Of the first
delega.eH, the Tennefesears leading the
van. From that moment the crowd
s.reamed IN without ceasing for Rn hotr,
when the hall had its full complement oi
people. e.. r,.'glI e.7..
The approach Of tho hour for the as.
selnbliDg R tho convention was marked by
the arrival Of delegates in large bodies and
l. eres. crush OF people vt The doorwsys,
which provoked confusion. The lrst ar.
rival Of the California delegation carrying Q
hsnner at their head provoked the first out
burst cf en,hnsiasm in tho body Of the
audience, enl tho cheering wss hearty.
The ,prtsence Of aiptiugulshed leaders
among the delegates did nSt appear to bs
caught by the crowd and there wa. 10 ap.
plause 10 mark their arrival. plr yp'
"a GLIMPSE oY PAEADlsE." .,y
This held. true until tAs ismiliar
figure Of ssna,or Thurman. Of Chic,
when tho cheera swelled into roar
"a tho audience came TO know the o.
cGslon Of applauding. While the excite.
mens waa At iia helgh, a. California dele
gate, named n. T. Tompkina, addressing
the Chairman who was no yet In hia place,
said thu California delesctes alter travelling
twenty-five hundred miles catches It's fret
glimpse ol paradise in The person ot Allen
g. .Thprmsn, Of Ohio. [Cheers ia y /
Alneag il!ss United States Senators pres.
eut stther as delegates, sltefna.es or simple
spectators are Hampton, Vance, Beck,
Williamp, MGPhera0n, dorn=n, Farley;
VOORHEES,. Pendloton. Jones, Il FLORIDA,
Ransom, Lamar, Jonaa, Gall and Harris.
Soon aitarSa'I wbsD tba band struck up
"Dixie," there wau another great shout
proceeding from the Southern delegations
originally, and 40 the import oi The ap-
plauss was understood 1t Was taken up by
the audienca. o5..g 5,tr-sl5' =
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= Wn1n1sd Qn FOURTH PagA -'-- IN
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sense. liberaifty, The sound Judgment and
" Wisdom . o. lthe delegates hotc assembled
!ne , same right which they expect for them.
as.vef' and having, Mr.. Chairman, said 90
much much, and not heslrlns 10 occupy ,he coz.
vertion any. further upon The subject. /
have ssased tho matter before you AZ clear.
y ~ understood Il, and I hope, % is.id
l6elore, that the question will DO met with
that liberalityi which Il deserves from a
Democratic convention. [Applause and
cries OF question o.5f7' -
Tho CbairmAp-Mr. Fellows, Of New
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CoME roRA.vArS OBJECT.

MI. oluHie; otQAsiioraia-Mn President
and gentlemen Of this convonlon.s: We.
came al Tho way from California; to; vote
lor.Ae svea!es. political re!ormer Of the
age, Samuel ]. Til5ea, g. New ork.
[Aprlauae We look to tho grsa. Emplre
SITE to lead us in this struggle, but We do
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8lide, unb feline Saltuns tpur6e nod
ffarrer unb unberbinbli6er, als tie
ohnebin f6pt tpar, tpdbreno ct ii9
langfam ndberte.
sic paren emit auf Dem @ege s'l
mir, 6err BON @erbenfels, begann er.
llniere 8egegnung berbinberte Sic, bas
pfarrbans au betreten, id nebme 6as
ieoo9 als gei6eben an unb gebe es suz
rid, inbent i1 beute bel Sbnen eri9eine.
IS liegen mebr als feds Monate ba=
stpil6en, fagte &eimunb, obne ii9 pon
feimem plabe au riibren. Wie tie in
Weroenfels berfohen finb, 6as piflen
mir Beibe ia bitrei@enb. -Was brin.
gen sic mir, 9o6tpiirben2
Sd fomme in Sbrem Snterefe! be-
tonte 0ilmut, gereist bur9 ben Son
unb bic Saltung, in benett er ben Wer=
benfels'fden 9o9mutb fiiblte.
Sn lneinem Smterenea Sd beoauere,
bas ablebnen gu mifen. Sd tpeiB mei=
ne SntereGen felbit tpabr5unehmen ,pbne
Staff unb Sulfe bon Sbrer @eite.
go iperben Sic ipenigifens cine War'
nung b6ren. sic baben in ben iebten
Sagen eime ungetpobnte Strense gegetl
bic 9prfbeipobner geseigt unb molten
iebt fogar einige berielben Dem Gefdngz
niB iibergeben, tpie i'd b0re.
(Gortiebnhs tolst.)
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2. gapitel.
SmM M6rberfeller, ,ober: DieGallflapp en-.


Drei5ebn balbberfaulte Stufen fibrs
ten in bic uiteriroiibe 5pelunte zines
ber berfallenbfen unb ani9einenb arttt=
feligften @ebdu6e bet Derrufenen @aflen
bes fogenannten Banbiten=8iertels ber
&ieienftaot. Sn benz berrdu9erten,
qualmigen 9ofale faBen an eiten1 ir,ors
i6em Slide, i1reienb rau6enb unb
trinfenb, fieben 5erlumpte Gerle, auf
beren galgenbaften @efi6tern bic OBJ
f6eulibifen Safer unb niebrigiten Nerz
bre9ergeliiite ii6 abfpielten. - giner
bieier Wleniden, bon ieinemWorb=Gumz
panen0 Blutio6en" genannt, ersdblte fo=
eben in ieinem itntuieoergebli6en @auz
lteriargon bon feiHem lebten &aub3uge.
st f9loB: rGiinf Meni9en abgelto9en
fir 3luei Marf fiinfunfbr unb 6a.
BEL bab' i9 nod ntein iteues Mefer i'm
Gals BON bem berbammten Grauen3irts
nler abgebro9en; bas 1T elm perflu6tes
@ei9dftl"
Sm bifem 9lugenblide 6ffnete ii6 ges
rdui9los cine unfi6tbare Sapetentbiire,
unb berein trat, empfangen bonn tuilben
Gei9rei Der ae6enben 8an6iten, cine
&ieiengeftalt in elmer S6ubmanns=nnis
form. Ser &ieie fiibrte einen sitternz
ben Meni9en in einem langen Mantel
an Der 9anb.-u9ier bringe i9 einen
3e@bruber", f6rie Der &ieie unb preBte
ben Mann i'm langen Mtantel ben Der
2eier Obne 3peifel f6on ertannt bat,
auf einen 5tubl, ber 3iemlidb tpeit BON
ben iibrigen entfernt ifanb. $50, ia,
mir f6nnen aud poli3eibunb fplelen,@
la6te bet 8anbit in Der S6ubmanns,
llniform, als ct ieines Opfers eritauna
tes @eii6t iab. = GreiIi6 muBte Der
Mann, ben mir bon ber 8riide ber fenz
men, b66li@ft eritaunt fein, 6a er in bem
gefiir6teten 9iener Der @ere9tigfeit
einen berfleibeien 8anoiten enibedte.-
Worin arbeitet Der Mann2" fragte
elmer bet @auner.-ygr 1T S6pimm=
lebrer", entgesuete la6enb ber Mann
in Uniform, nao6 elm Bis6en simperz
li6, aber---" Sn biefem Mugenz
bid ert0nte pI0Bli6 Elm furser, f6arfer
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l. ga pitel.
Das sebeimniBboue 8erbre@en,, ober
Ser Momb bringt es an ben Sag.

Dur9 bic nd6tli1en @traBen Der ge=
tpaltige1t Metropole beulte Der 5turn1s
tpiitb, iirb bonn tobenben Srfan tpilb
babergeiagte f9tpar3e WolfenmaHen
fdmlpften nit Der Na9t um ben preis
ber GinfterniB. B.-3m6lf @9ldge mint
merten bic @loden 6er Sbiirne bur9 bic
beulertbe Winbesbraut, als bic in einen
tpeiten f9par3en Mantel gebiilte @e=
ftalt eites bo9gepa9lenen Mannes aug
einent 9auie 6er G6nigsitraBe trat unb,
f1en nod allen @eiten fi9 umblidenb,
bur6 Die 6ben, ftltrmgepeiti6ten Gai1et
babinf6li9. -Grampfbaft fef bielt er
llnter benz tpeiten Mantel, einem grauen
Sad, 6efen aufen6e 8epegungen nur
3u beutli9 berrietben, baB ct elm leben=
bes Wefen In feinem Snnertt barg.-
SEPT mar Der unbeimli9e Manberer 3ll
einer Der 8riifen gelangt, Die iiber ben
reiBenben GluB Der 9auptfta6t fiibrten.
-@enaltfam rib er BEN fi6 friimtnens
benSad enpor unb nit ben leile gernurs
melten Worten: s@s muB iein!" f6leu=
berte er ibn in bic fturnngepeiti9ten
Mogen bes Stromes. Gin erfidtes
@immern, ein leifes Gepldti9er unb
@urgeln, ,-banit tpar's borbei nit ben,
geppferten ittngen 2eben. gntiebt
tpan6te Der unbeimli6e Sbdter ben SUP
our Glu6t,-ba tbeilten fi9 tpie NIT
einem3auberi6lage Die finfteren Wolfen
am 9oriaonte, ,un6 Der blei9e Mon6 goB
feinen blinfen6em 2i@tftrom auf ben
Srt Der f6aurigen Sbat. @ie bonn
@rauen gebannt, bemnte Der unfelige
Mann feinen S6ritt ;-ba legte ii9
cine gepaltige Gaui auf feline S9ulter
unb cine ttd9tige Stimme bonnefte
ibm au: rSm gfamen beg @eiebes,
folgt mir r.
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S6laB.

9lm boloen 8efanbe zines reiaenbeu
SluiIes in SDbonien, in einen bimm=
Iif6en Diiften bur@5ogenen @arteu
tpat1belten Mrm 1T Mrnt 5tpei 2iebenoe
um6 taui6ten iii amgenehenen Snters
ballen feurige 8lide, sdrtlib 5dnbeorii.
fe unb Giiiie.
9lus f6attigen Maeeit farneit atpei ret
5enoe &naben gefprungen nnb f6mieg=
ten fi6 an Die entaidtett Gltern. Ser
elite Der Rnaben iiberrei6te Dem 8ater
einen Brief, ben er baitig aufriB. &aun1
bate er ei1ett 8lid bineingeipDrfen, als
er nit Dem iubeln6etl @uff6rei: p@e=
rettetl Mfeine 1Inf9ulb 1T ertpiefen,
Greunb Maner bat ales aufgefldrt! !!
feline bor Seligfeit Greunbentbrdnen
tpeinenbe @attiit an oas betDegte 9era
6ridte.
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4. gapitel.
Sn S6auer &erfer, ober Ser Sooes=
fprutg.

9luf balbperfaulten Strob, NIT els
iernen &ettem an Bic tpaI1ertriefen6e
Steimtpanb gei9miebet fauerte Mnatol
unb fi6te bur1 forttpabrenbes &ettenz
geralIel fib bic Sauienbe bon &atten
bDm 2eibe 81 balten, tpel9e ibn unl=
i6pdrniten. WGie blei1 unb BON Stunt
tner entitellt mar 6as emit 10 f96ne
9lntlib uno tpie trDiflDs fielen Die lan=
gen, blonben 2odett iiber Die ionif 10
ffrablenbe Stirne.
SEPT tout elm f1riller 2art aus elmer
Der 6unflen gden bes &erferlo9es;
bur9 Elm bergittertes Genifer i6ob iib elm
0olateller NIT trodenem 8rpbe unb cine
Same WaKer. @erabe fobiel 8etue@
gung geitatteten bic f@tueren 6efeln
benz Manne, baB er iene @egenifdn6e
nit Der 9anb erfaHen fonnte. 8ierig
tranf er bas Maiier big auf ben lebten
Sropfen. - 9a, mas mar 6as2! Iuf
benz Grunbe beg 8e@ers lag elm papier.
Mit borgequonen gusen lag er: p&etz
tung nabt! Seffne ben boppelten go=
ben biefes 8e1ers! 9lurelie. = Na9
llniegli6er Miibe gelang es oem @ez
fangenen, nit 3abnen unb 3unge ben
Booen gu 0ffnen. Nnatol ftieB einen
lautenSubelruf aus. St fanb cine f6arz
fe sSeile unb eine feibene Glridleiter.
Wait iibermeni9li9en 9lnitrengungen
ging er ans Werf. gia6 stpei Stln=
BEN paren bic Retten, mad ipeiterem
fiinf3ebn Gtunben Die Sitter bes Ser
ferfeniters bur9Idgt. -@s mar eine
balbbele Monoi1einsna9t, als anatol
Die ieibene Stridleiter befeitigte, unb fi9
oaran bur1 bas fieine Seniter feiner
Belle apdngte. Die Saut bling ibm in
blutigen Seben ant 2eibe uns Der babe
Bart iaB in BEN fpiBen &efen bic 8it=
teritdbe. =
SEPT fiiblte ct bas gnbe ber Strits
letter. @ntiebli6, ct mar nod 143
SUB bom grboben entfernt. llnb, pa,
mas iab er2 unmittelbar unter ibm
ging bebd6tigen S9rittes cine S9ilb-
tua6e nit i6arfgelabenem @etpebr auf
unb ab.
Sa burG3udte ben 8e3iueifelnben
elm unaebeurer @ebanfe. Niit Nblers
bliden mub er bic S6ritte Der S9ilbs
pa@e; iebt tpar iie Ii SUP bon feinem
Genfer entfernt; NIT ungebeurer @ee
malt ftiirate fi6 Mnatol bon Der Strids
letter berllmter auf ben &opf Der 9olbas
ten, Der nit eiltem bumpfem S6ret
unter inn 5uiammenbra6. Wtlt ubers
meni9li9er 9lnltregung aog ii9 9tnatol
oas 8aionnet Der S6ilopa6e, IN bas
ct geitiir5t mar, aus Dem re6ten S6ena
fel, sog benz Solbaten Wdntel uno
8eintleib aus, mart iid iu biefe 8egettz
itdnbe, trug ben lebloien &6rper oes
Mfannes in cine bunfle @de bes 8ez
fanguiBbOfes uno ging f6einbar rubis
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Bfiff. S6nell tpie ein 8lib griffen bic
aduber an Die 2ebne ibres @tubls, ein
fraftiger 9rud unb i'm gtu tparen bic
GtiibIe ltnb ibre 8eiiber in Sallflappen
beriltnfen, Die iib iofort tpieber i9lolen.
G6on 1tnntittelbar na6 ienem fursen1,
i6arfen pfffe lieB fi6 elm lautes Bo=
d)en unb &ufen an 6erSbiire bernebmen.
Gine babe Minute na6 Dem 8er19pittz
ben Ser @auner brad bic Sbiire unter
ben getpaltigen St6Ben sulammen uno
eine S6aar Yoli5eibiener itiirste nit
borgebaltenen Yifolen in's 3inmer.
9fur Bet Mann bpn Der Bride faB tpte
balbtoot auf ieinem @tuble, Der, tpie
f6on ersablt, feitpdrts uno ni9t in
&eib un6 @lieb nit Den anbern geltanz
ben bate. Sm gtu tpar Der 9ilfloie gu
Bo6en geworfem unb 1T eilerne 8anbem
gel6lagen. Damn boben ibn Die 9iener
Ser Gere9tigfeit emppr unb f6leppten
ibn fort. Dieles Wfal mar Der
v@9pimmlebrer" tpirflid) in Die 9anb
Der rd6enber ir6ii6en @ewalt geratben.
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3. Ga pitel.
Sin liebenoes @eib, ober: 9as Wiez
berieben in Soften.

6rau 9lurelie Yipps faB III ibrenl
Mobnsirnmer unb tpeinte. Seit ienem
fiir@terli9en Stltrmabenb bor 6rei Sa=
gen tpar ibr geliebter @atte ipurlos berz
f1mun6ett uttb nit Inn mod ettt an6ez
res @efen, an benz bic quite Grau pipps
init bieler 3uneigumg bing, Die liebe
Minai. l1nb gerabe bieie Ntimi mar
Der @runb bes Yerf6tpin6ens beg 9errn
Mnatol pipps, 10 ba6te 6rau gtrelie
un6 ma6te fi6 feIber Bic beftigifen @orz
tpiirfe. 9enn iie muBte fi6 ge1teben,
baB bon benz Sage an, ba Die fittberlofe
Srau bic CARTE Wimi gegen ben Willen
tbres @attett alt ii9 genomtnen bate, Der
3anf int 9auie ausgebro9en mar. Sic
tpollte Mimi 5drtlid unb riidii6tsboa
bebanbelt iebelt, er mar lieblos nn6 bart.
unb gera6e an ienent fiir6terli6en
@tltrn1abenb mar Elm beftiger Streit
tpegen Mmi Sipif6en ben @atteu ausgez
bro1en. Nnatol bate aornig 3imnler
unb Saus berlai1en unb mar Bis sur
Stunbe nod ni9t tpie6ergefebrt. 9ln=
fangs bate Murelie geglaubt, ibr Mann
lei 1lur aus Merger unb Srob fern ge=
bIieben, iebt aber na6 brei Sagen mar
fie BON fiir@terli9er Mngf iiberfallen
unb ipeinte entiebli6. pl6Bli6 fpramg
bas liebenbe Weib in Die 96be. Sic
muBte @etpiBbeit baben. Sic mari
ibren buntcarrirten Mantel iiber unb
elite na9 Dem poli3eigebdu6e, I'M IT.
gen6 ettpas ii5er bas @9idfal 6es ges
liebten Mannes su erfabren. Mit ibr
3uglei9 fubr ein @agen bor bic bobe
Sreppe bes poliseibauies. 8on 5tuei
8emaffneten tpurbe ein Mann in f9tpes
rem &ettet aus benz Wagen geleitet.-
uMnatol", baltic ein tpil6er S9rei burb
bic 9uft unb beiimnungslos ianf elm
Weib auf Die Stufen 1ieoer. - pNures
lie!" balzbte tpie beipuBtlos Der ben 2e=
fern tpobl befannte @efangene un6 tuouz
te fi6 sl benz geliebten WeIen niebere
beugen, aber bic S6ergen Der Gere6s
tigfeit ftieBen i'm f6onunsslos bors
tpdrts.
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5. @apitel.
Gin ent3tideubes Wieberieben, ooer:
Ser llnI6ulbige M6rber.

Srau Nurelia pipps fab regungslos
in ibrem @9lafSitnmer uno iiierte toie
abtpeienb slt Boben. 9a tparo bic
Sbire aufgeriiien un6 elm Mann nit
eittem balben 8arte ltn6 einer bon gez
ronnenen 8lute b6llig iteifen 9pfe
ftiirate berein. Q(urelie! = Mnatol |!
Sic lagen einamoer laut f9lu6senb
in ben Mriren.
ugBo 1T Mimia" rief Murelie, nads
Dem iie ipieber gu Itbem gefommen
mar. = uS5, bieie Minli, iie 1T at al
Dem Glenb 56ul6, an al meinem
eyamn1er, uttb tpenn Du mid ni9t 10
erbaben errettet bdtteit, ttientals tpiirbe
i9 Sir bas entieBli6e Webe bergeifem,
6as mir 9eine Rabe bereitet bat. Sd
tuollte bas abf9euli1e Sbier erfdufen
in iener fiir6tliben Nadt, unb -
-" uMlfo bas Nles mar fiir bic Gas
bes unterbra9 ibn, bon gntieben ge=
{9lttelt, 9ltrelie unb fiel obnmd6tig
III Die ausgeffredten Irme ibres @at<
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-21

@paB unb Gambp. gs ift
unm6gliG, r1ebr SpaB at biefen la1tz
gen 4benben au baben, als beim GanbDz
MAIDEN gu 9auie. .Sbr f6nnt lernen,
ganbD aller Mrt au MAIDEN, tpie ibn Die
belten gonbitoreit berifellem, aus oem
tuertbpollen 8u9e: How to make
Candy. &ein 9aus fann obme basz
feIbe fein. gBir6 portofrei fiir 30
gents Tin l ober 2 Gent Stamps) bers
fanbt. Mam abreiiire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
.tutp1M
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gen S6rittes bur6 bas 9austbor.
rS6on abgelOits fragte eine f6ldfrige
Stimme. usSawpbl" aittDortete
f6einbar gelaf1en 9lnatol unb ber=
f6nan6 i'm @eipirr ber n,itternd6tigen
@aRen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-21

snrEin lehr aroBes Eager BON Baum.
melI. @inabanle unb Seeyiuders, ierner
cine pclIlikubige Guspubl BON 2einen
EsIle Du aaorb 3u 10, 12a, is unb 20
@ents bic Oarb.
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A. * ahn Sc CO.,

Ode @sain Ylasa aub gBeft Commerce
2s,3,t3W Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-21

D8-lluier Gtisfel= unb S4uh De.
partement in nun bcQitdnbiS in allen
3nelgen uub biele Baoren fDerren 5u
du6uR niebvisen |reiien serfanft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-21

s~Giuise gtad graaeler unb Sn.
srsin @arptts finb nod pcrrdtbis anb
werben lu Neu Dcrier 8efpreiien rer'
lauft. Bran teiude uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-21

1@ilnisr Serren.2leissr Jurniihine
@pebe Rno 9utsD Department lit auser<
Ieien unb unabertreffbar In Aualit6t unb
@lufera.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-21

0llnisr 9eduare Department far
Dauen fam peber in lualitdt, WRullern
eber Breiiea ii6ertrciien trerbeu.
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9ie blutiss @anb Der Sse,aefis.

@eniationsnobeIIe bon albert @oberid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-30
GROCERIES,.

,CoFFEE-Rio fair, llGl2c; prime, IL sal3c
choice, III @llc; Laguyra, He; Java, DC.
TEAs-lmporial, iJq5jc; Young Tyson, 400
1Oci Oolong, l5GGlc; Japan, 6Va6jc.
UGARs-POwdcrcd, 0i4c: cut loaf glSc.
graduated, SIC; standard A |, SIC; Loulai-
ana white clarified, Sc: yellow clarified, 7l.c.
choice Louisiana, &c.
MoLAssEs-Loulsiana choice, zoe; prime,
,2ci iaiT to good, ,iOe; corn syrup, ijc; sugar
syrup, 6lGGic; reboiicd, iJQj2c.
BAGGING-Purc Jute ~ ms, lONc; = yard
~ lbs, lOtIc; ties, Los r bundle.
RlCE-WhOlcSHlc, ~ tW7l &C..
CRAAcKEHs-soda Y, &c; xxx, We; cream,
Aci ginger snaps, &C..
SoAP-Oliye, 2.75 {, box, blue India, y n
oaFs' 5:9 E box; "a II bars, i7O Z box; I u
,CANDLEs-star, full weight, lj}zc: short
CREFsE-Fun cream, iGr.
RuPE-lOc basis; cotton rope, lSc
WELL BUCRETs-l.JWd - Il dozen,
CLorHEspiNs-ltound, Csc; spring 100 &
MEASURES bushcl. iron puund. lgp ?,
DOZEN 2-hoop pals, 200; G-hoop, 22j.
TuBS-3nest, 2.2j: & nest, pa; no. l. 900 -
dozen; No. 2, 500; No. g. 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and striny, ild75c.
PowDER-5O0 II key OF - his ~ do, BIS:
"a do, l5l; blasting kegs, 200. shot--drop lag,
20@2l0; buck, 2.2jG2Sj.
PICKLEs-Chow-chow. is-barrc', barrel. $50
3-gallon pals, ChOW-ChOw, l.sU; a-gallOn
pals, mixed pickles, $50; glass pintS, l.3j;
glass quarts, 200; glass . gallon, $50; glass [
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, ia.
COAL OfIr-llO degrees fire test In barrels,
2lc; 10 test oil In cans, 30; 80 degrees IRE
test, $40 = case.
MACKEREIs-NO. ! barrels, 1880; No. ] -
barrels, 40; No. li-barreis, $50; No. -.
barrels, 200; No. . -barrrls, 300; No. | kits,
LID; No. kits, l05; No. 3 kits, 100.
HOLLAND lERRlNG-lmportcd. l.2i r kcg.
CANDN-Stlck, IL sc + to- fancy, lJ02jc.
RA1sINs-London luycr,&,
CipER-Crnb apple, Toe; Missouri cider, SOC
| & gallon; vinegar, z gallon, lSa3oc.
SrARCu-Pearl, iNc; royal glass. 81; Bon
ton l. 10 packages, &c; corn starch, ID puck
ages, Sc; en- wood box gluss, &c; S-ib paper
| box glass, o..
LYE-ConCentratcd, 2.7Sfi00.
JuGS-We quute lie r. gallon for glazed
| crooks, lOc Z gallon for glazed.
ToMAToEs-2-ib standard, l.0j; 3-ib stan.
dard, Sl2j.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeclcd,S Sc; peeled, l7c,
BAcoN-Short clear sides, lie; short clear
dry salt, lOGiOl4c; hams, l334ci breakfast ba-
con, he.
ELAED-Tierce, oIc; 5O-B cans, 9lsc; 10 n
cans l04d; bib cans, 1850; 3-n
cans, l0Ac,