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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19


Government by conservative commercial bodies
snch as the Chamber of Commerce. lie
sketched the rise and growth of such
bodies in Europe and illustrated their effects upon
national welfare. lie co,npmented the New
York Chamber of Co. .4erce especially for
lis admirable course with regard to
many measures before Congress affecting the com
mercial aterests of the country among them bills
regulating he duties and liabilities Of ship-owners
the pllotage bills bills for herevyaof shipping, ETC.
He expressed the hope that the Chamber wohid use
every effort in its power To sustain the National
banking system, he believed our currency
system the best in the world. lie continued as fol-
lows:
have heard much said about the carryins-tradi,e
the rest of the world. but am perfectly Wiling
If have nothing else to do, that we shall devote
miles. though knew that bushe Of wheat would
feed any more people at the end Of q Thousand
| beg those Of you who may be discouraged
about the IN, condition Of our commerce immersed to
the necessities of the people Of the United
s e' cuns% sSa Saona 's sd White Os ar
line steamer We have been building railroads at the
which woaid be equivalent to great Reefs Of ships
every year; that We have now 10000 miles
Of rsi4ay to carry internal commerce be
fore which external commerce yanishes. Applause.
ask you to remember that our export.
5 per cent a year of our total production /;
remember that our imports are but per cent Of
commerce. II II should 80 happen In the course Of
things by order OF Divine Providence that the
people that produced that per cent of our imports
shoud come over TO side and produce them. and
that should therefore have OUT Of our per cent o
volume OF foreign trade should happen
Ia show but per cent OF our products
Tor eYport should we be IA q calanitous
condition. (Applause.l Remember always when
You speak our our foreign %apuaa tTnSs
goods, that We have something to provide
FOR at home During that great calamitous
National Republican., 1884-04-01
1rabtIrr's osuiNr.

VINHE GREAT
srvR59} R9URLE TkAGK; sPLkNIIP scENERYs,,
TnAsJ Trals Ssfnssr
corner and srsss as feH foiHw5 station
For ross psbprg o and the West Chicago Limited Ex
Ss SoSSRGS ssfs sspns 4! SsG Cara "a 1ny sdm
ma6TTIs;6urg 6nI;t 70 Cincinnati. Western Exbress 40 p
nSSIsday chicago VIA Columbus aid G., .S St. Ioi, T.
snso SmS Mn h r. with sISepng Gar Pit,sSarF 10 chl
tieM,cto" tneMM,est with Palace Sleeping Car Washington
BILffMoRE AND POTOMAC c RAILROAD
For Erie, Ganandagua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
SMashiiRRg.Gn1to to Rochsster. and Washington to BuE
S CHI po Train heSynG Washington on Saturday night
For Wliamsport Lock Haven. and Elmira, at1.n
For New WY YORK aud the East, SIS a. M, o.5Oa m,
400 TO- Gga tea p M ON 6s SuTSGy pm 400 is and
For boston Without ehanse. LiO D. IN, every week.
For IsoSEya, N a ih,psush trains connect at
Ing direct TRANSFER to Fulton street avoiding double
iLlSE m: 6ns@ndHy, ioS 10, @ and @ii:i5p M Linn
For Ba1mors, SO, SIS W. ~, iC iS56 a. M, and ~,
S Sa2SIa "a G ~ o I'D a u iS 1 F. M on Sunday
For PopGt Creek Line, $50 q. m and AiOp M daily
For Annspois $50 a. m. and 4iOp IN. daily, except
ALEX XHN pRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Nay AIR GAiLhESANDRlA AND WASHING
For HieSandra, as, I.2O 9.25 HOS, and ila5 u M,
2O5, AS, ., G25, sO5 md l.S6 p. IN, on sunday At
For Richmond and the South, ass and ILO5a IN.
daily and D. m. daily, eX "ept sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6,0i sos,
iOlu and 100 u. M 30i 222, 6lO 7Oo, and TO- 10 p.
q. m. IO5 and lO4O y. m. r.,
! Ticket, aud Information At the Once. northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and at the station where orders can be eft fOI
the Chccking OF baggage to DESTINATION rom hotels
and residences d. IL NOOD
| General Passenger AgUnt
| CHARLES IT, pUGI, General Manager
National Republican., 1884-04-01
Gm6elsrs' Gaias.
AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
- BErwEEN

THE MODEL FAST LINEANDTH ONLY LINE
THE VA TAs$$ e $$ixsS%RSSTS xSR II, Tl4w TgE VEST,
pouBLETRAokfi JMXHNSSn5Yed2f JXNSEY co4sLEm STEEL
s Schedule he'd to take chsct SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
,erssy ssys svsns vWsshInson from station of New
10th Meridian time '''eo'' ~ '-'o'''" S'"''''u VI
For Chicago Cincinnati Louisville, and st. Louis
oaly NJ 3Oo a. M. 1918 a. m 10 10 D. M with through
e9sShes and Palace Sleeping Cars 10 above points
SamTd SmoHs change iolSa m. daily to Chicago except
For u Ps.seSSrS ptsSSrs a. SS a. M and daily $40
Ing Cars 20 Pitls6qrg ""u D'''o'' "''A ''00p'
daily WY win ps psiisepef for Toledo via Wheeling aud
Trains for Philadelphia ana sew York at ana m
daily sSGept HN SUNDAY S m ana 700 daily
wG For a S days S @ e4
SO 90 and ioS1 $9S a5J, 40 400 S $50, o 80
For Baltimore on sundays $40, 800 400 a. M, H. Ls5
%SP Pos ~ TnnSpSs 2 S S tS a. sS iS0O m M
nEsGGdSy EaI S, aSSS M no p mivoshInr,o, n, p,r,
more @ S$S 40 am a. n.y. alo S50 %iS HoS H and dS. ois
p m. For stations on metropolitan. branch I4L
daily PrRcpai % stations as on &etToponB "S IL Brand H.
s;SO a. m qaily except sunday for Lexington, staun'
dsy $40 Sop M. daily for Frederick $50, lois a m,
& E9s magerstown. l0l5a m. and 5iS p M uaily ek'
For points on g. V. r. r.. loi5 a. M. daily.
Trains arrive from the West daily, CO. 7.5oa- nlr
From Sew York apn Philadelphia, 2S5, $40 n. m.
daily EfS 81 SdpSanois m dsl'y s&EsP5 % sunday a sun.
dAv, 1910 ~, NJ. and G.37 u. m.
From Lexington ed a m. daily, and Is H. m.
Di From FredefcE and intermediate points, s25, 1907
a. M, 2I5 40, and 800 p. daily except sunday:
o. D. m. daily from Point of Rocks,
Trains leave baltimore for Washington ut ZOO 40,
6S0 Gl5, 730 0O0 10, and 1880 M l2l5 10, LOO.
40, 500, G25 100 900. and 1918 p M; on sundays,
40 ilO' 7.SO 900, aloa. m, LS0 800, G2S 1850 aud
Ailtralns from Washington stop at Relay station
except LS0 D. IN.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Oflco, Washington station. 6i0 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city. . -
InRn T. A.
National Republican., 1884-04-01
THE HOITSF.

Mr. Beach, from the committee on public
health, reported bnck a resolution directing that
committee to investigate the question OF tue adul
terati II of food aud drugs.
Mr. Browne, of Indiana, did not think that
this Investigation was within the province of con-
Rress, but thought that the adnlteration of food
and drink should be regulated by the states
Mr. kasson hoped that an INVESTIGATION would
National Republican., 1884-04-01
IEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHWEST,
AND NORTHWEST

Leave from y. q y, Depot as follows;
$50 a. M.-WRy Mail ldnily, except Sunday, for
clifton Forge and intermediate stations ON O.
bhO +. M,yLoUIsYILLE AND CINCINNATI
FAST LINE DAILY solid train, with
Pullman cars 10 LOulsville; Richmond to Cln.
CiunNti without change; arriving, Columbus,
OhiO ~ 400 p, mi Winchester, 2;l6 u. m;
CINCINNATI, U2O r. mi Lexington, 3ll5 ID, IN. a.;
LOUISVILLE, { p mi connecting at these cities
with through trains to Hll points West, South,
lO;4O 4, M,-Night Express daily, cNcept Sunday,
for rAShiand' hyr and Intermediate stations on
ll,o5 A. M,EArrive Newport News u. m, Old
G.35 A. N. M.-Thr6ugh uan with Pullman cars, ar
rive Newport News li4O y. MI Old Point, 2'lO
y. NJ; Norfolk, y, M
Apply q. n q, Ry. once, bl8 Pennsylvania avenue,
y. NJ Ry Onco, Col Pennsylvania avenue, aud b. &
r. Station.
Ii, W, FuLLTR, c, W, SMITH. FRANK TRIaG,
q, l., Az. sAsD. M9n'r n, Il. Pas Agt,
National Republican., 1884-04-01
OHIO ANDwESTERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY,

Trains arrive at and leave from H. and T. (Slxth
StreeD Depot RS fOllOws:
Accommodation arrives S:lO a, m. daily
Mail arrives 5;B5 y. m. daily except Sunday.
Mail leaves 7:2O 4. m. daily except Sunday
Sunday
on Sundays only q train will leave at s;O5 p. m.
Time, 10th meridian
Communication tickets not honored on Sunday trains
;, Nj, BROPlIN, Superintendent.
National Republican., 1884-04-01

JoHN II. KELLY,
81 Dealer IN FirstClasS
BEEF LAME, VEAL MUTTON &c
COrnet Beet specially.
Stalls 625, 620 and $50 Center Market Ninth-street
wing and 2O6 aud DOS Northern Liberty Market or
address BoI H. City POstonCe. Marketing dell yerel
Tree Of charge 10 all parts Of the CIgy
National Republican., 1884-04-01

CONFIRMATION.
The senate in executive session yesterday con-
frmed only one nomination, that of David j.
Brewer OF Kansas. TO be United States Judge for
tho eighth judicial circuit.
National Republican., 1884-04-01
TINHE Virginia MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH

Schedule in effect NOVEMBER lS, 1888
$3.50 a, M.-New Orleans Mali, daily, making close
connections To all points south and southwest
Daily, except sunday with c. q o. Ry Pull
man sleeping Buffet Cars from New York and
Washington to Atlanta, Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta 10 New Or
leans
6hoT M,-douIsvile Fast Line, daily, via Char;
lOttCsve, to Cincinnati Louisville, and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash.
ingtOn TO Louisville,
1OI0 +. M,-Southern Mail and Express daily to all
points south and southwest, via Dnnyille and
Charlotte, Daily, except Sunday, with G, 4 o.
Ry. Pullman sleeping Cars from w ashington,
Vim Danville Charlotte, and Atlanta 10 New
orleans; also nom Washington, via Charlotte
and Columbia, to Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at S!35
u. m, daily except sunday, WarrcntOn trains
lcaye Washington at S3b a. M and 6;lO p M.
daily.
For tlrEets aud al information inquire at COmpa-
nys ONCE, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue or al Union
Depot y. MACDANIEL, Agent
Nj, SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1884-04-01
LOOK AT LOW FARES.
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk.

Fare 80 cents. NORFOLK and FORTRESS MON
ROE. steamer JANG MOSELEH leaves Washing
ton for Norfolk and Old Point Monday Wednesday,
and Friday. NJ 5:;i0 u. IN. ..iuIU-'
SPRINGAtAN'S EXPRESS will call for baggage
by Telephone
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Fare 25 cents.
Steamer j. w, THOMPSON leaves Monday We'd
nesday and saturday. at H. m.
For information apply at General ofiice, 6l3 18th
street. or at COmpany's Wharf. foot of 9th street.
ALFRED WOOD Secretary.
GEO. II, PHILLIPS, superintendent. de7-2m
National Republican., 1884-04-01
Steamboat Yinrs.
The United States Mail Line
To Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, and
the South.

The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves
seventh street wharf ERS MONDAY ,WEDN lis
DAY, and FRIDAY nt y u. ni., stopping nt Pinpy
Point and Cornield Harhor each way,
This is the only line that ConnCCtsin Norfolk with
the Boston and Providence steamers.
Passage and rooms can be secured Mt Baltimore and
Ohio ticket office, at lith 81. and Pa. ave- - Marc
Hotel, P0knhOrns. next to City POstofce office of
KnOX's Express, 9th st, aud PA. ave-, and at Com.
panys Office, Tth-st. wharf
KNoX'S EXPRESS viii call for and check bag.
gage from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until = u. m.
apl-1y w. y. WEIGH General Agent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19

lid 5mar bel6dbigt lit, Der 8au aber
fonft ni6t selitten bat.
= prGii0ent Sgleltas bon peru bal
li6 5ur Wieberberitelung ieiner Sc
funobeit nod Mncona, einem 8aoeplat
oberbalb 2ima, begeben.
: Sn 8erltn 1T cine neue partei,
Die lid) bic bemofratiId)e nennt, in Ser
giloung begriffen. sic refrutirt 1id
aus benz linfen 6liigel Ser friiberen
Sortf6rittspartei, bic befanntli1 init
Der log. liberalen 8ereinigung bic Bar=
tel Der ySeutf9z zGreiiinnigen" gebiloet
bat. Sie nSemofraten" iino nit bieier
Gulion ni6t einberitanoen unb tpollen
NUN cine eigene partei bilben. gBenn
lie i'm &ei6stage cine 0ertretung erz
bdlt, 10 bilbet iie bic II. Sraction i'm
@ei6stase. 9altet ein nit bieiem
5egen!
= 9onbon. Ni6t geringes 9lufie=
ben erregt ein9lrtiteI i'm 8latter Srutb"
in benz es beiBt, baB unter allen euro
pdii6en 9erri6erfamilien fau.s ein=
ein5tge geiifig tiidtige perion su fin
oen fei. Ser a6nig BON @panien,
beibt es, 1T felt feiner Sbronbeteigung
geiifig nno f6rperli6 i'm Mebergange
begrihen. Sie 6iterreidii9en graber=
S0ge iin6 2eute bon feinem @el9mad,
beiiben aber feline seiltigen 6dbigfeiten.
geim &Dnig BON Stalien aeist fid) nur
gelegentli6 cine 9lnpanblung bon
Geingefiibl. 8on @eitesgaben 1T BEL
ben 9erri6erfamilien bon Sadien,
S6meben, 5oGanb. 8elgien umo 8aDz
ern gar ni9ts gu finben. Ser 8ruoer
Der &aiierin bon Oeferrei6 1T alIer=
oings Iugenarst, 5ur ielben 3eit iebo6
nur ein patbologii9er @uriolttdten=
iammler, Der ie6em neuen Sale gegen.
iiber bilflos baitebt. 9ie gan3e 6iter=
rei6ii6e Gaiferfamilie, bic &aiierin
eingeibloiien, 1T unter pferben unb
9unoen aufsemadlen. Oie &ailerin
bat ibr @nslii6 bon ibren Stallfne6=
ten gelernt.
= paris. 3peitaulenb iocialiftil6e
9lrbeiter bielten beute in 2a 8illette cine
gerfammlung ab, in peI6er 8ei9lti1e
gegen bic 8ourgoiie gefaBt wurben.
Die gerlammlung berlief Dbne &ubez
it0rungen. Gin bonapartii6es 8anfett
murbe beute bon 1900 perfonen belu6t.
Wfaurice &i9arb fiibrte BEN 8or1ib. Ct
erfldrte, 5ranfrei6 befinbe fi1 in oen1=
felben 3uitanbe ber glnar9ie, tpie bor
Der 5bronbeiteigung Napoleons. SEPT,
wie oamals, beftdnbe bic ein5ige &ettung
fir bas 8olt oarin, elm tii9tiges Oberz
baupt gu ertpdblen. sic ieien baber
nit Der 8ilbung elmer National. 2iga
bei9dftigt. st i6loB nit einem Soait
auf ben prinsen Napoleon. pascal err
fldrte, Der 3med 6er 8eriammlung fei,
offen gu perlangen, 6aB Bring Napoleon
gum 9aupt Der &esierung gema6t
tperbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19

6erauafpfoerlulg an alIe.
Sd fam Sas srSBts 2aser au[meiien
Den 8rSBtea Scrratb bon ELL unb
terielben Gprte
SD bin oer eillsiae 9ps5iatiii i'm Ia.
badsbanbel
Sd teSable feinen 0seiisnben unb
Tbeilbaber!
Sd pertaufe mebr @isarren llnb gi=
sarretten alS aubere gambler |
Sd faufe nur fir 8aor unb perfaufe
billtser al8 glnbere.
SdlieBlid bite i'd nm geiidtisung
meines 2o8era unb iteiner Sreiie.
SIK1l TART.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19

@erns 9as bat iie mobl @ott aaein
nllr geiast; aber iie tueiB bas es feir
@iae 1T, iie>ging freubis.
IS tpurbe fin III Dem fleinen 3imnter.
Grbritden6 f6uer 6iinfte benz Mdb@en
Die 9uft barinnen. S6nefer 8eate
iaB iebt iiber ben Nufiabbeften bor Dem
Slid am Geniter unb corrigirte. 9u
bdtteft einen Nusenblid ruben foaen,
@liiabetb> Du fiebif blei6 aus unb ab=
geipannt, fpra6 ite oa3pii6en. 9as
Mdb@en f6iittelte ben aopf nno legte,
gu ibr tretenb, Die 5anb auf lire 96ul=
ter.
S6tpeier 8eate, begann lie nit sits
ternoer Stimme, Sic baben mir einz
mal gefagt = es lit nod gar ni9t lange
fer -Wabrbeit fei bas gin3ige, mas
uns rettem fbnne aus gtotb uno 8es
6rdnsniB, lie ftebe ii6er allen anberen
Sugenben.
(Gortiesuns fOlst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19
Gine Wsimueapplis SHUTTER.

Biele Wtiitter tperben nit SntereIe
leien, mas Srau McGurbD bon 907 Gez
bar Ipenue, Minneapolis, fast. u@eit
einem Infall BON Sipbteria Dor einem
Saba bin iG febr nit nnberbauli6feit
bebaftet, tpel9er feine Mebi5in bon ben
@er5ten belfen fonnte. 8or 5lpei Mo=
naten fing i6 an, 8romn's Sron 8it=
ters 5u nebmen, unb es tpirfte tpie eirt
3auber; es CAB mir fol6' einen guten
4ppetit, 0aB i@ fortmdbreno bungrig
mar. Sd betra6te mid als geIunb
unb empfeble es meinen Sreunben.
Werbe es aud gebrau6en, tpenn meine
&inber franf iinb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19
: Ser SSinter ,,aht

unb bic 3eit 1T gefommen, NO man fiir
ben bdusli6en Comfort forgen ioate,
Der barin beitebt, baB man einen guten
6 d. unb 9eia fen bat. $.
YrGger, @ommerce=StraBe, nabe Der
Bride, liefert bic bor5igli9fen Oefen
aus ben eriten Gabrifen bes 2anoes au
iebr raiionablen preiien. Sn beiben
Sorten, &o6z unb Sei36fen, finbet
man bas Neuefe uno Beite, pas Der
Wfarft bietet unb bic aQerneueite ssabriz
fation beroorgebra6t bat. $. 4rdger
bat ebenfalls Elm rei6baltiges 2ager
BON aaerbanb 9ausbaltungsgegenltdn=
ben, Meferi6miebmaaren u. +. 10
u. I. 10. 0,10p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19
VIM. CASSIN,
9dnb Ter in @runbeisent u m
Gan Mutonio, EeraS.

Office 80. "a eoleOab @trabe.
8eionoere NufmerfIamfeit fpirb bem Saufen
nno gerfaufen bon Handes unb 2anbereiea Ia
gSeftteTds gepibmet.
SD fenne Die meiifen Der 2dnoereien, bic id
bertanfe, unb fait olles 2aub Der peRl.@en
@ounties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19

= Montreal. 9ie 9eilsarmee erz
offnete beute bier ben nGelb3us" nit
elmer Teriammlung unter freiem 6ims
mel. Sie f@ aniammelnbe Memge
tpuroe febr ldrmeno unb bemarf bic
0eilsarmee nit S9nee uno Gig, NOS
rauf biefe mad Der poli3ei= Station ge=
bradt tpurbe. 9lm Nbenb fanb cine
Verfammlung in einer 9aue ftdtt. Sic
Wenge iiberf6rie bic @efdnge Der Mr=
NEE, aerbra6 bic Sibe uno trieb anbe=
ren unfug. Sie 9eilsarmee muBte fi@
Surad5ieben. s}n ben StraBen folste
ibnen bic Menge unb bemarf iie pieoer
nit S1nee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19

= Damit Der @eiit geiunb iei, mub
Der GOrper geIunb iein. @er an 0erz
oauungsbd6merben leioet, miRen 8lut
trdge our6 bic Ioern 5iebt, Ser fann
weoer flar benfen, nod tpeiie banbeln.
MDer's pillen regen Die 2eber, ben Waa=
gen unb bic @ebdrme 5ur Sbdtigfeit
an, 6ffnen bic poren, erneuen oas 8lut,
uno bereiten bem @eiite cine seiunbe
@ohnuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19
Cages Neuisfetten.
SnIanb.


=. per 5pll3en ben ger. Staaten
nno hicara9ua aogel9ionene Nertrag
sar eroauung, oes S91nstanals, be-
ilntn1t TN We1entll9en: Ste ger.
Sfaaten l1eferm oas &apttal, tDdblen
pen glrgang. Die S'nle uno belflmmen
ole eln3el9elten llber ole snsnbabn
uno DIE SelegrapDenltnlen; aml19en
bsa be1oen sanosrn be1febt unaertfOrbare
@ltana; ole 3es1erl1ng oon 9flearagua
eTpropriIrt oas fllr Den &aftal motelge
Sano; yftcaragua oarf tetae 3ole, A6s
gaoen ooer @eougren erbeben uno pa1=
llfenoe S0lHe' aet'enDe, aSra0ten &C.
oe5aDlen nnr, mas oeloe 10 ae9lerungen
oefeInoaft gaoea, ole gaulaafertal1en
.oefoen 5ouTfel elngelanen, ole Ser.
St. Geglerung pat ole ausl9lteBll9e
Sontrole uoer Den Sau oes Sanals ;
per SermaltungsrafD oefegt aug 1ens
sufltglieoera, p9non ole PraFoen1en
osf oeloen aepuDlifen 1e orel ernennef.
slaer per 4merltcner IT SorrBenoer
!HO ga1 Smel S1tmmeH, per Sau mlto
..nnerDal6 5pet Sa9ren .begonnen ili1o
IN 5egn Sagren 1ertigg9erelt; 9eteara>
gaa glla dnn oor9f p0n pen Ser. Staafea $4,7
0oo,Voo 5ur Sohssnnolng 9emlner ellens
OaDnllmien nno Seroenerung oes San
,5uan ateer, uno SaDl1 ole Summe aug
oen yronten oes Sanats unternebmens
NIT 39e Glnlelt 5urlld.
o,,. Sas tatbolllDe Wallentnabells
Algl tn grootlgn, eln 2l0 guB ianges.
l506uB ttefes, orellfodlges @ebdu0e, TT
nieoergebratlnt. Sn oemielben befat1=
pen tlb 7o6 Walentnabert Alles ges
i9ab gu ibrer &etfutlg, bod oh einige
ooer ipte olele IN ben Slammen umta=
men, tailit erlf felfgeltellt tper0enL tpenn
Die Stnoer, bic teBt liberal bertbeilt,
nleoer bellammen 1lno uno ole Namens=
!llfe oerlelen folro. Sas Geuer ent=
tano i'm Sroden5immer. SIN &ranfen:
summer, oas ll9 I'M orltte1 Stodtpert
benn0et, lagen 6O &naben; Shnefer
Marie Soiepbine elite binaut uno lei=
tete ueberl1lenl3lt9es CUR Gettung Der
&lelt1en. Ste berblieb i'm 3immer,
bts Die Slamn1en ut! lie i9lugen uno
oa Der Nlf5ug abgei1nltten, trat he
gum genlter binaus auf bas Gins.
yin Telleril1aitl1 out Dem Sa1e be-
lnertte ne; er sog i9nel tetnen Nod
aus, ret9te lbt1 Dlnunter, llloem er lbr
lagte, DOB he ll1 oaran feltbalten tolte.
2Sabreno er oeriu9te, lle gu ll9 bltts
al1f3a5leben, llsB ne log. nel btnab
aur Groe auf &opf uno SDultern uno
lfarb oa'o nagber.
JolepD GneaB, el1 pronllnenter
Snrger DON Sf. egarles, Wto., un0
Superlntenoent Der sWanerperttompagz
ME, TT mt olnterla1ung elnes Sefl5tt~
DON $5OOO uno S0uloen I'm Setra9e
DON $l2,OO0 oerl0tDunoen.
Sn @bieago berrl9t blttere Sdlte.
ger thermometer 1lsl am 10. auf 10
9rao unfer ytull; IN 2Saupaca, 2Slsc.,
mar Der 2berlnometer1tano 2o uno in
Ntlltpaufee ~ 8rao unter gtuu..
Nus Sgn9burg, Ta., tptrb farz
ter S9neefau berl1tet.
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Mla!o aH ole 29ap II, oes CORNERS 9ar'
e.aglpa, eer pref utellen ODH @eneoa'
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@ ss.e anp lup I'p s11stl' , has1l11sa peahhe
Se9ehuoer, per @elo perlangte.. 9arz
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19
BUR 8eaMtnna.

Giner sriinolideren 8enntuib bes allaemeinen
8ieb uno Gleiidmarttes iirfts iid tpobl tciner
i'm Staate 9eras riibmen, oils Sert @ilbelm
SOaing. Seiue aussebreitete 8unbldaft lie.
fert ben 8epeis, baB tein 8lsil9sr in Gan an-
tonic baS allsemsine 3utrauen in boberem
@raoe beibt, aIS er. gtur bas ausscleienife
Maifpieb wirb Sur Sdladtbant sefiibrt. Sutels,
&eitaurationcn unb 5amtlien perocn prompt
bebent. Sn Der @urftfabrifation unb 8ube.
reitung bon &aud- unb @ofelaeiid Ieiftet Serr
Soflins boraiislideS Seine Gabrifate peroen
bon Niemunoem iibertrOifen. Martt go, 51l
Aoenne y. l6,s,uS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-19

Ser 9ampfer v&bein" fieB inn
&anal nit benz Sampfer uDorf" aus
fammen unb muBte na9 Soutbampton
3uriidtebren, ob9lei6 bic 8ei6dbigung
nur leift 1T.
@ine nnteriu6ung Der 2onbon
Bridge bat ergeben, bob bieielbe dubers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-30
STATE AND .vkNINITY.
Recent DotnKs Of Went Virginians and
Thctr Ho.Silb0Fa.

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recent Dotnxs Of Wen, virginians and
Thctr Hc!Silbora.
Mr. NJ. Ho, fl " has resigned na Auditor Of
the B., z. L. U. K. 4. Mr.. Hot III n still re-
tains bis position as Secretary Ut the Com
pany. f} fE2r
Parties who have been Leasing land with
view to prospecting for oil near Jscobsburg,
Belmont county, o.. will commence 10 sink
an Experimental well next week. They are
experienced producers with good backing,
and srs very sangulue about the result.
Last Saturday as the Misses Fitz eater, OF
Wts. End, near Charlestop, were crossing the
Z k in skiif the boat capsizsd, throwing
both OF the young ladies' into the Aver, where
they would have probably drowned had it
not beon for the timely assistance Of e..
Woodward and young man by the name OF
Wells. who jumped into the river and
Brought the young ladies ashore.
One dsy last week fi.e caused by an en-
CINE on the O. l.. d W. railroad broke ont on
the farm OF Mr.. VIM. Ramsge. of damages
Station, o., spreading acrosa to that OF the
Anderson farm. a stack OF new hay con.
tanning about three tons belonging to Mr.
Ramsge and his crops ct timothy, saved for
sss5, wsich was standing aud would have
LUlebutu AuGuL LWelFH Uubu6le WeT6 con.
samed. There were also fires from the came
cause on the farms Of Ar. James Bell and
Mr.. rhos. Lodge. Il. (. -z--8,s
The colored people will ,atiiy the Eomina.
ton OF Blaine and Logsa by grand mass
mesting st Cambridge, o., on Thursday, An.
gust 7. Hon. B. K. Bruce and Hon. ]. D.
Taylor will be the orators Of the OCCASION,
Tbs Rev. James PoiEdpxtey, 80 eminent
co!ored divine OF Columbus, Is expected to
be present. Several brnts banda will be in
among them co'ored band from
slsware, Ohio. Prof. J. H, sarchett aud
dlss Club will siug campaign songs.
Ths Charleston Times ssys: Hon. E. Willis
Wilson arrived from Wheeling Saturday
evening. ard was met at the 6alo Central
depot BY committee Of the Je tfsrsoa Club
and escorted, with music by the Charleston
Brsts Band. to the Levse Square, where the
nominee held an irnpsompiu reception and
msde brief speech. HI told The crowd
thera YES not I'll hour either befora or during
the convention in WHICH it would havs been
possible 10 defeat him. FROM thyeo 10 Eve
hundred people, including number Of
ladies. liolencd 10 the speech. .lg-a