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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

A Brides Father Arrested While the
Wedding Reception Was In Progress.

A Brides Father Arrested While the.
Wedding Reception Was In Progress.
.-Fron, the Nseo Yerk 7szegram.
Herman Dingenfeld was very angry to-
day when he was arraigned in the York.
vile Police Court and charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
81 found this man at O'Clock this norm
ing fight ng with man in Second ave-
nue." said the policeman. she was using
profane language and disturbing the.
neighborhoQd."
''wbat were you fighting aboutp asked
"Fighdin'p' exclaimed the prisoner in
astOniHhment. ''Fighdin'l 1 don't hghti
vonce ~ my la-ife."
'sThe officer says you were fighting and
disturbing the neighborhOod," said the
court.
'Now, Chudge, yust listen py me, !" said
Herman. II vas a sensible man, und SO
vas you"
The policeman glared at him.
Il don't geef pony glass beer fun dot
bOlice. he say ! vas trunk. Dots not
SO. lie say l vas shyearin' und woke up
dem neighb0rhOod. Dots not so. Und 4
broye dot. / d0n'd shyear, und / dOn'L
trink, und dhem neIghbors vas my neigh-
bors, und dhem vas all py my house pY
Qel NtNQlnFsN
"Did you have a wedding in your house
last nlghtw queried the court.
"YOu bet, Chudge." said Herman, glee-
fully, forgetting that he was a prisoner.
II wish you vas dhere; you haze gOot dime,
/ bet you"
"Who was marriedw asked the court.
"Layeesa. Dot vas my gal. My ya-if0
she cry when Layeesa 20 way, but ] vas
gladt. She vas veil liked. vas indoxi-
caded--hold on, Chudge, valid minude.
Dot policeman u righd / vas Y0olin NIT
a irlandt, but ] vas indoXoaded init de-
lighd, dots 80. 1 forgot Doud dot"
"H0u're discharged. A man must DO.
allowed y little latitude at bis daughters
wedding" said the court.
Herman hurried out, and, after extond-
ing an invitation 20 tho policeman % 50
around 10 the house and drink the health
OF "Layecsa," they shook hands aud
walked away frlenCs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03
Irish Divisions.

Of the suspended branch Of the league TO-
day a resolution OF defiance OF the central
committee was adopted, attrlbuting the
latter's action 90 suppOsitiOn that the
Tralee branch would in the general elec-
tiOn successfully oppose Mr.. ParnelPs
carpet bag candidates aud vote for the
candidates of Mr.. Davitt's party.
Messrs. Davitt, O'ConnOr and Redmond,
addressing league meeting In Ireland
yesterday. condemned the land purchase
bill, and advised the Irish 10 walt for
Mr.. Parnell % take the Initiative.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03
ENGLAND IN EGYPT.
u'Rsh Plans for Evacuation Not to b,
Listened To.

U'Sish Plans for Evacuation Not to be
Listened To.
LONDON Aug. 2.-The Sultan of Turkey
!. y 'u9 negouations regarding the sending
d" expedition TO the S0udan has raised
=. question Of an early evacuation of
ls!P' by British troops, Offering 10 SUBJ
v,. -'u" turkish troops In their place. Mr..
u'e' The British representative at Con-
S%uuuoople' Suo has been instructed to de-
ETocr1s C1U W ulscuss the question of British
'sD5aalion s5lion Of Egypt.
ao,, ,'D''Ve' from Cairo state that the pros
n sS S,l Ol lle British leaving the country
il Tl.s .,nS remote than ever. Positions on
tss.,.t oaHa Of the garrisons, which have
E,rys,,,99 5.o 9gen held temporarily, have been
Rscp,,oe.o INTO permanent positions. Gen.
&NSa,r,'e relson succeeds Sir Frederick
sswro5s as % commander-in.c chief of the
.bso%, tne Madras presidency, and the
.Oohnaugnt viii succeed Lt.-Cien.
*B,p%gs' eommander-in-chief in the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03
bONDoNs TRIBUTE TO GRANT.
Tickets to the Services in Westminster
Abbey at q Premium.

Tickets to the Services in Westminster
Abbey at a Premium.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The feeling among
americans relative to the inability to get
i |hckets to reserved seats at the Grant
memorial services IN Westminster Abey
ias not yet died out The successful 500
|@ud easily get high premium for their
lcGes. The services take place Tues
Ay afternoon, and q great crowd is ex-
eclel or course those who haven't
lcLetS can get in, but they win not have
NJ distinction of having reserved seats.
slls number Of nota5les nave an
bounced their intention to be present,
[alQlg whom are the Prince of Wales,
le Duke Of Cambridge, the Duke OF Con-
alslt' the Earl Of Argyle, the Marquis
Salisbury Gen. WOlseley, Mr.. John
DI'slt, and Mr.. Matthew Arnold. Miss
|aoiy Anderson is c0mingto London from
o"auoId-on-Ayon especially to attend.
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LORD CoLERIDGH TO MARRY

An american Beauty Gives Him the
Choice of n suit or the Altar.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The latest society
sensation in London is caused by the an
nouncement that Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge is about to marry an American lady,
whom he first met on a steamer on which
he came from the United States three
years ago, and who threatened 10 bring
an action for breach OF promise il ne did
not marry her. Society is very much agi-
be very angry.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03
NorfoIk,s nrokcn nnnI,.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 2.-The suspension
yesterday Of the Commercial Bank Of Suf'
folk created no excitement here. IL h
thought in Suffolk that the depositors viii
be paid IN iull. An assignment will
probably be made tomorrow.
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CATTnEMEN AND CLEVELAND.
Representatives OF $4,000, 600 Take
Up Arms Against Sheridan.

] . 10
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Cattlemen
representing $25, 100000 are here to get an
extension of time, ''if nothing else"
within which to remove their cattle from
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe country.
They have tried to get a decision from the
President, but the latter has said that he
would abide by the decision OF Gen. Sheri-
dan. The latter will have a conference
with the President tomorrow about
it, and then the final decision will be an
nounced. 1t will be adverse to the cattle
men. They made the mistake at the start
of accusing Gen. Sheridan of personal
fav0ritism, asserting that his action was
controlled by the fact that Col. Mike
Sheridan, his brother. had a ranch Just
where the cattlemen wanted to keep their
cattle
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RIEL's SENTENCE.
French Canadians Indignant ana AlIege
Partially.

EdrbiallBy.
OTTAWA, ONT, Aug. 2.-The conviction
and sentence oil Louis Riel, the rebel
leader. is the an-absorbing topic to-day.
Orangemen and English subjects gener-
ally consider it a righteous Judgment.
while among the French Canadians con-
siderable excitement and indignation is
manifested. They claim that the trial was
not a fair one, that valuable evidence
from the Metis standpoint was sup
pressed, and that important witnesses
were denied the defense. Levicque, who
tore down a Riel effigy during the recep-
tiOn to the sharpshooters, was to-day pre-
sented with gold watch and chain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

aons5 W aug 2.--Rev. DR.. william
r.n8 '" ", ieu0ishop of York. to-day sd-
eunea W 7, audience of men and 1e-
.tIel r h..5e h..e conspiracy of silence hv
Z Nl1 L,.'.n 'sen sought 10 weaken the
.G As Nh. .-,.l. IS revelations. lie said
.sttwa. M t NOS party question. but
stamp o9l le nauty Of the whole nation
'9' ' 'uis rampant and horrible
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03
Earl Carnnryonls Tour.

LONDON. Aug. 2.-The Earl OF Carnar-
Won, Lord Lieutenant, IL making tour or
the leading towns OF Ireland. He travels
without police and in a cart. Addresses
are prosented TO aim by the municipal au-
thOrities at various places visited.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

AsHfNGroN, Aug. Mrs. Sarah n.
Stevenson. Of Morenci, Mich, makes APP
plicatiOn for the post Office 40 that place.
She candidly admits that she Is ~ years of
age, and cOnfesses that she has not the
usual requisites Of female occupants OF
post offices, nine small children and Ona nt
breast; but as she hae three small chill
other six may be- romedied In time. She
invites the Postmaster General TO aak
everybody In her town about her. from
the three ministers In the place, the "a
loon keeper, and al of the other iuhahi
tants down % the sexton OF the crave.
yard. A. tu her personal appearance she
VIII not speak, modesty lorhddlne, but
she would De Satisfied With the verdict N
any one who has once seen loT. ln other
worda, she is ~ the opinion that ah "a h
QunliAod for the position. and hop8s % iln..
nra-N iol. las with fhaf fani
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HEAVY CUSTOMS SEIZURE.
Eighteen Thousand Dollars Worth og
Jowelry Captured.

From the NeaO York Telegram,
There was "A great deal of mystery I'M
and about the Office Of the special Treas
ury agent at tbs custom house this after
noon. Doors were locked, and the utmosB
care was taken to prevent outsiders from
knowing what was on foot. Special Agent
Ayers was in his private room holding y
consultation with Capt. Harrison and two
or three other sub0rdlnates. "What is In
the windY' was the query on all sides. 1t
was not until late in the afternoon that
the mystery was solved. A wagon was
driven up in front Of the William street
entrance 10 the custom house, and from
the vehicle were unlOaded several large
boxes. These boxes were carried into the
seizure room and delivered into the care
OF ex-GOv. Noble and Capt. Isaac Trim
bic, the custodian and assistant custO.
dian.
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,Nlef W,aibAe.g,H. This afternoon
s, came yolr.oee, living on Decatnr
\ loie Of loy5Iy near dying from An
ei tle rcr--,,'Danum. He claims tbat
s.,,.e He ny v.a. with no Intention az
llou by ,. ,as iound In an ineensible
u'ah. " Drought him nom tbs ,Svss ovSs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

..a.i,lsrsr',,II.g.i Gladstone, in a letter. saws
n. .ae oge D., ca,,l ,,, ne would have been glad
.'.s nls. Az. rH'ent Inv Tor girls had been
!. met to.a ',i. Head and others inter-
J. Y arrran.oa ana appointed a commit
N' 30 rasasc, y demonstration in HYDE
-1' 10 the protection OF glyls
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al HEAYY sEIZnRE.

A reporter followed the boxes into tha
seizure room. Upon one of the largest OF
the boxes was painted sc. Schmezer, No.
81 Nassau street." The other boxes were
piled upon table in such manner that
il there was any marking upon them iG
was concealed from view. After persist
ent inquiry IN different departments Of the
custom house the reporter obtained infor-
nation going to show that the boxes con-
tanned about SlS,0O0 worth OF jewelry.l
The officials refused 10 say why the Iew-
elry had been seized, and it was left for
the reporter TO conjecture whether the
property had been smuggled into port, or
simply constituted an irregular importa-
ton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

WAsHfNOTON, Aug. 2.--Tho following
games were played to-day,
AZ S. Loula-sl. J.ouIaf. Clnclunnn 3.
al fnu. vile. f.auIts|ilc 4. pitts1urr J..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-03

happy one, their wives and children are
unusually comfortably situated. Their
rooms are so hign up that they get every
breeze that blows, and II they choose they
have roof protected in whole or in part,
by balustrade, 50 that there Is no dam
Ger OF falling OF, TO use as sleeping
apartmenL The janitor Of the big Equft-
able building has house OF no small d.
inensions on the roof OF the mammoth
structure. The roof IL fenced all around,
and flowers in pots and banks
Of earth render the spot n
sylvan oasis In tho desert OF brick.
In the early evening. after the sun gose
mer hour canuOt be found In an New
York. An excellent Wow OF tho harbor
can of course be obtained, and. famed BY
the cool brcozes OF that airy situation, one
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-22

Na9t Der Dual = llnb bamn 1T fie ge=
rettet! .--.-. ct 1T Der ein3ige Menf@
Der uns belfen fann, aber ct tpirb uns
belfen!
Der Mogen bate fi6 enblid) gabn
bur9 bic Menge gema9t, bic in INNER
bi9terer S6aaren iiber ben Stefans>
plab futbete, bann ben Graben einpor
uno Der Burg bes &aiiers su = unb
fonnte in bic 3drntneritraBe einbiegen.
vt belt bor benz 9otel, bic 8eoienitez
ten ftiir3ten berbor unb balfen benz
Gait aus benz Magen, Der Befber elite
9erbei uno perbeugte ii@ tief, als ct
ibn erfannte.
Der 6err prdfibent! rief CT. Gins
mer Z unb g.. Was fagen Der 6err
prdfbent su bieiem 1ngliid? Sd bin
ipie betdubt. .....
;. Was 1T gef6ebsn2 fraste eenb-
lingeu.
Ser 9err prdfbemt wil5en es nod
nidt! rief Der Wirt5 erffaunt. Das
IT ia faif unm6slid! Deute bat elm
@9neibergefelle aus ungarn, esSohann
Iibeenpi, auf Seine Maieitdt am @la.
GIG ein Attentat beriibt. Ser Oold bes
yerru9ten traf ben Gailer in ben g2a=
den. Seine Maieiidt }inb fdmer ber=
tpunoet, nno obne bic @eiitesgegenmart
beg Gleii9bauers gttenrei9. -
VT unterbro6 fid. @as III SDnen?
1d3rte ct unb ffiir3te auf ben Yr1iiben=
ten 5u.
Senolingen tpanfte unb ipdre obne
lelne Seibalfe au gooen sefunten.
(5ortfetuns folst)
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-Orei tnn hen Qeuten ,neTf6e ,,re9.

-Drei bon ben 2euten, tuelde atped.
log giiffel nie6eri6ieBem, baben neulid5
oiefen Short" nit benz 2eben baBen
mhhen. Inter ibnen befanb it9 elm
berporragenber GAMBLER. Die s}agbs
geieui9aft mar, bier Mann bod, aus:
ge3oger uno bate 800 Weeien nor6=
tpeitlid bon 8ismard, in Dacota, am
ufer beg Miiiouri, cine 6eerbe BON
200 8afeln seiagt. gs tpebte aur 3eit
Elm beftiger Minb, Der iotpobl ben Biifs
feln iDie ben Sdsern @tanb unb @anb
in bic Nugen blies unb fie bIenbete.
Die berfolgten in bollem 2aufe begriffez
men Baffel ma6ten pl6pli9 cine gBen=
oung unb rannten in Der Gi9tung, mo
lsb bic Sdger befanben. 9rei bon biez
Ten tpuroen bon ben Bifeln umgerannt
lnb toot getreten. sic tparen auBer
Stanb, ben berantommenben 8lffeln
aus3uipei9en, neil fid auf elmer Geite
bas gDafer, auf ber anbern bobe sSeIfen
befanben. Ser bierte Sdger. sSobm
gHilfon, tam 6ur1 einen 3ufall nit benz
2eben babon unb f6idte 6ie 2ei9en ber
umgefommenen @enoiIen an bic Mnges
b6rigen Der leBtern.
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tuenn bann ibre Straf3eit berbiiBt nor
- o.! tpie gerne tpollte er allen @lana
uno Stang Der WeIt bon fiG tuerfen
unb nit ibr in bic Grernbe aieben, iuo
man tire 8ergdngenbeit nidt fannte,
iDie u0llte er Maes aufbieten, ibr Elm
reues Seben, Elm neues Slid su Be-
grinoen. = Gin tr6ftIi9es Bib fau6te
Dor ibm auf: elm filler ldnbli9er 8e.
iib, abfeits bom Strome Der WeIt, tpeit,
melt in Der Gerne, in Granfrei1 o6er in
9ollanb- =. .S1attige 8dume umltan=
ben elm fleines Qaus, unb auf Der Ne=
ranba faB Elm iunges Weib, nod bleiA
uno ben Musbrud tiefen grnifes Inn
NntliB, aber f9on blidten bic Mugen
beaer, unb I'm ben Ntunb regte es fif),
als t6nnte ct tpieber ld9eln lernen. -.
Wienl
Ser 3ug bielt; auf benz perron
berri6te basfelbe Wogen mnb Sreiben
ber Wfenge, tpie in ienem Nororte, nur
biel leifer, neil bic polisei ieben Huf,
iebe anIammlung rlieberbielt. Dem
prdfibenten fiel es ni1t auf, tpie unaes
m6bnli9 fart ber Babubof burd Was
den befeBt fei. Scenes tr6ili6e Bib
geleitete i'm nod INNER; tDie elm
9raumpanbler brdnate er bur6 bic
Menge unb belfieg einen Wagen. Gum
tpilben Wfann! rief er benz Rutider
su; aud bieien 8efebl CAB ct fat me=
1aniid, aus Getpobnbeit, er pFegte
INNER in bieiem 6otel eir3ufebren.
69on lagen bic S1atten Der Odms
literung auf ben Straben, als ber Wa.
gen aus benz Babnbof lentte, bic 2ams
pen ifimmerten ROTH bur1 ben feu1ten
MbenbnebeI. tpeIder benz fonnisen Sage
gefolgt. @enolingen Iebnte fi9 In fie
RiiIen auriid unb fbloB bic Nusen, um
tueiter 3u trdumen; er getpabrte nidt,
tpeI9 ungepobntes 2eben auf ben Gtraz
ZEN berrfdte. gs mar, als bdtte ii9
bic gan3e Beb6Iferung auf ben Weg
na9 benz 0eraen Der Gtabt gema6t;
in langeu Heiben fubren bic Wagen,
in 6i6ten S9aaren 5ogen bic Gubgdns
ger babin. Mfan pernabm feinen
S9rei, fein lautes Wort, aber bas
Murmeln Der 9auienbe. bic ba erregt
babin fdritten, einte fi6 au einem feIts
iamen, bumpfen 6urren, bas unabs
ldifig In ben 2iiften f9mamm unb ints
lier ifdrfer tpurbe, ie ndber Der Waeen
Der inneren Stabt fam. Mu1 INNER
mebr poliaei mar au feben, unb am
Glaeis itan6 iogar Elm Battalion, bas
Gepebr i'm Nrm, tuie ieben Mugenblid
gum @insreifeu bereit.
gu9 biss fab Gen6lingen ni6t,
faun1 brang es ibm ins BeDubtiein,
baB oer Wagen niel langianter fIbr,
ais gen6bnlid. Rod INNER itanb ies
mes Bib Dor ibm uno In iein 0er5
febrte bic 9offnung tpieber- -Mutb !!
fliilierte ct Dor fi@ bin. No9 cine
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6ams g. 9eaemer

2umberparb an SouitonitraBeS
Sab, Door unb 8linb Gacto RIP
an Mbenue s. 2iefert ole Mrten bon
y u B o Is, 8rettern unb S1inbeln
gu ben niebrigiten preiien unb fiibrt in
ieiner @dneioefabrif ole Muftrdge fiir
Sbiiren, Geniterrabmen, Saloulien &c.
&C. prompt aus. Bauunternebmer unb
Bauluitige MAIDEN mir auf bic gtabliiz
fements bes 9errn Sesener biermit be-
fonbers aufmerfiam. C9,785,m1i
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Bet prdfofnt.
grsdbluns bon 8. 9. TransOs.
(GOrtletuns.l

OUorIleBnn9.)
Dbo! riefen inn bic Qeute erreat
entgegen, unb i'm felben @tbemsuge
b0lten fi@ sluan3ig Gdnite gegen ben
Spreher, oab er 3uriidmi1. Nerldums
bung! Gin Wiener mars nidt! SIM
@egentbeiI, ein Wiener mar Der &etter |
eSa Elm @iener Burger, fielen Mn=
bere Elm, Elm GIeiihbaner.
@ar niht elm Staliener ber Ms6roer!
fragte Der 20n6ufteur bes 3uges, uno
bies geniigte, baB fofort 3ebm 9lnbere
i1rieet: Gin WaiIdn6er mars - ma.
tiirIid - bas iino bic G6Iimmlfen,
mdbreub on Der anberen gde bes pers
rons Der Ruf allgemein tpuree: Gin
Yole iuar's! Gin Stubent! ct lit
BON einen Gebeimbunb burdb bas Coos
sb13u belfimn1t iuorben!
3tusi polen proteffirten bagegen, Der
Hngar unb Elm Jsaliener f6Iolien iid
i1neil an; 6dimpfnorte ilogem BIN un6
ler; Gdnift unb Gt6de boben fitb; oie
Boli5ihen geboten pergebli1 gfube.
Da IanO sin tIsiner. pfiffiser Sduiters
lsbrling bic 3auberformel, iuelde Die
Gemttber berubieie.
u g0bm tpar's! freiid,te er. a
G9ueiberg'feQ aus paroubib! limb
bllnbert 6timmeH riefen es i'm n1d1ffen
AugeubIids mad.
9fur bieIer Ruf mar benz Briiteubep
perfdubli4 ms DIR gebrunsen, aber
lDieber oadte Ct riur einen Nugenblid:
BQbrl@einli6 cine befonoers Derrufte
MDrotbat, banu fpannen fi6 feline
ountlen @ebnnfen ipeiter. .Mber nun
Iutbte Ct H9 aufauraffeu, au ileuer 6offs
nilllg 80 srnluutern, CT iniitbe fid5, iene
x6tung gIaltbmar6ig 3li finben, bon Der
Berger eeipro@sn.
W flammerte fid Saran, er matte
f6 BITE S3eue aus = mar es bod ber
elu5ige 1rof, Der benz ungladli6en
NOD geblieben .-... St Iegte lid1 bic
99crte 5ltreft, bur1 bic ct oas 6ers
1elues Jiriten riibren uDllte, nnb tpdbs
rtno 70 Der unidgli9e Samner ber lebs
Ten Mfouate. bic iinermeBliHe pein ieis
!ter gegeniudrtigen Gage nod einmal an
l1m neybei5og, ergriff es i'm, tpie Mit=
ielo nllt E9 ieIbf, unb feline Nugen
leu@tetet f9 -getpib! aud Der Giirif
IonItfe Iid)t utigeriibrt bleibeu un0 ers
9orte ilr! utl0 i6enfte ibm, bas 2eben
1elIles &iiloes 0ana fonnte er es linn
mot Ic1tlten, 6as mar ia unm6glid,
aber plfllfIe9t gIaubte er 6em lebenoiaen
z15orf oo@ Illebr, als ben to6teu often,
ttln laD etlI, ooB bas arme gseien cine
gtlinbtre Gtrafe berbiente .llnb
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Mad, Gbicaau.

&eiien6en, tuel6e gbicago beluden,
empfeblen mir biermit anselesentli1lt,
bas mad europdif6em StDle gefiibrte
Senricis 9otel, tpoielbft 3immer
au mdbigen preifen 3u baben
finb. Das 0otel liegt i'm Mitteltunft
bes @ei9dftstbeiles Der Stabt, gde BON
States un0 &anbplpbs6traB
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Cotton & Spltp,t.

Muftiondre unb &ommiifons 9aufs
leute yto. 2, 4 unb 6 %. 6ouifou=
StraBe, @an Mntonio, faufen unb bers
taufen gebraudte M6bel, Seppid5e,
8las= unb 8le9paaren &C. Wer Bill
lig faufen min, bem 1T bier cine giins
iiige @elegenbeit geboten. @anae
9anseinrl9tungen biaig gu ertperben.
l7.9w6R
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@iimitiae @el@dftsaeleaenheit.

Gin felt meb,eren Sa9rem in 2arebo
(Wterito) liabilities Gantaie= 2urauaas
rens unb Statiouetp- p-@ei6dft 1T tpeQen
&ranfbeit Der gigentbiimerin unter febr
ganftigen Beoingungen 5u berfaufen.
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