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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-30
6 0 | 8.
Gan Nntpnio, 80. Nouember.
Die Werid5mernna oes Gan Yeorp
Harf8.

San NntD MO, ~. NoDember.
0ie WeridD1nernna oeS Gan georp
HarfS.
Sdon felt mebreren Wo6sn lieat BEN
Stabfratb cine Yetltipn Dor, weI1e I'm
Aaftslung zines Muflsbers fir ben San
PeDro Bart eriu9t. WeranlaHung gu
berfel6er CAB Der Wumi9 elmer Ne,f10=
netung bes Yarfs. Der @tabtratb bai
ole petltiDn genebmigt, Der Manur
le8te fein Seto elm, iiber melhes ieooh
nod feline 0erhanoIungen ftatigefunoeh
haben. 8ofldufig 1T Elm f~pe3rsles
Gomtte ernannt morben, welhes unter-
fu9 n foa, in fpie melt ber Pd1ter oes
parfs ieinen goutraft erfilt but, be,
bic B~erbenerung bes plnbes einfdlieBt.
Wil man ben San peoro BART per=
f66uern unO sefaebeu iolte es mobi
1T es Obne eluen Mufiebsr, Der fih
gan5 biefem @ef9dfte mlbmet, nidi
m6gIi6. unb mir iollteu mobl meinen.
baB bic Stabt san Nntonio Die baburh
e%ntfrbenbeu Aasgaben tragen f6nnte,
tpe1n ii1 Der Staotratb in amber !
0infi9t ber Oefonomie befeiBigt. ga.
tirli9 miiBte mai erEt iiber bic 8ebins
gungen bes @ontruttes ins Rlare gelau=
aen, Der 3miiden fer Stobt unb benz
Pddter oes parfs bcitebt. 6ierauf
balirt Der Wapor iein Yeto, unb gegea
Sieiea @inDurf III an gnbe nl9ts ein=
~5uipsrfen.
gu piel Tam man ibrigens riht bon
Dem ~be5tebenoeu @~ontrafte ermarten,
unb es miro f9 Bel Der Beurtbeiluug
Dehelben lebiglih oarum banbeIn, mos
man inter 8erf96nerungen perftebt.
Nl5u melt barf Dieisr Begrif ii1erl'h
nidt ausgebfbnt rrerben, unb 5olts
ielbf Der pd9ter in bieier 9inIi9t au.
BeroroentIi6e Nnftrensuueen MAIDEN
woleu, 10 wdren bieielben bod perso.
rene Miibe, obne einen Muffeber, Der
bic Mrpfan5nngen bDr Der 3erf6rungse
luff bes pubitsIms fdiibt.
S60n Der alte OurIer bate einmaI
ben Geriu9 nit Dem Aupflanaen boz
BIume1 gemaht, muBte aber gu feiner
BetriibniB etfabren, ooB bies oas Aler-
Derfebrtelte mar, tnas er tbun fonnte,
benn amei Sonntage tparen fir bas
publitum geniigenb, nm bic gauge Blu.
men Inplan5ung 5u 3erif6ren. Nu6
uniere StaDtDuttr unternabmen bereiis
Elm dbniiAes Experiment. Sic tuoaten
einens Wtdgnplien : 9oin ba brauBen
Hhahen uno manberten Dber fubren
uielmebr in corpore nod Dem San peS
bro part, uOieIbft fe bas Iupflan3en
Der BGune lelteten. 3mei Wp6en ba=
raul belt bic GeIerpebr elm Set i'm
Bart ab uub bel oiefer @eIegenbeit FAM
ben IS bic Beiuder iebr bequem, bic
angepHdn5ten Wagnolien gum Mnbinoen
ibrer pferoe al benuben. Sept finb BON
allen a~nsepfan5ten Magnolien nur nod
atuei am 2eben. Selbft bic i'm Bart
gebulteHen Sbiere inb ia ni1t einmal
Dor ben Nngrifen b~eripabrlofer Bubeu
unb fogor dlterer 2euie i1er. Wie III
es olio benfbar, 9erfd6nerungen por=
aunebmen obne einen partauffeber, Der
fie f6tBt. Cine 6inecure uirb bielss
lint gemiB ui9t fem, ionbern Imam
nebmIi6feiteu in Menge bcrurfaden.
llnferer Meinung mad fam es fi@
BET Der entideibnng bieler Grage nur
UNI ben Gelbpunft banoeln. sSf bic
Stabt i'm Stanbe, ben MonatsgeboIt
bes 4ufiebers su sablen2 8ermag fe
Is nidt, 10 lieBcn fi9 biellei9t gemeins
finnige Biirger finben, bic ibr S1erfein'
gu biefem 3uede beifeuerten. Soate
bic StraBe1babn ni@t nit gutsm Beis
fpiel poransebeu2
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Muerlei.

0tuGElGts
= Na9 benz Sabresberiht beg @e=
reral @tanlsb lit San Nntonio ber gez
iunbefte Milltdrppiten in Seras. Sic
Sobesfdle bierielbit betragea nod ni1t
einen utter 1000 Soloaten.
- Wdhrenb Der biesmaIigen Sibuia
bes Sifrittgeri6ts inb II 0erbreder
gum 3u1tbaus p%erartbsilt poroen.
Siefelben muroen bereits mad ibrem
8eitimmun9sOrt abgefibrt.
Jeueralarm f9eint etmas @ez
m6bnli@es in San antoniD perben gu
tDplen. Sn ben lsBten brei 3oqen
lOrte man Die G~tuer9lpden toglld,.
Die leBte geranlafulg basu mar am
SOnnubenb bas @~rpiobiren eiaes Sob
lenol Ofens i'm Waibington 9eifaus
rant, poour1 bas 2ofal in 6lammen
gelfbt murbe. @be ieoD9 bic 6euer=
tpebr eridien, mar oas Geuer fpieoer
sel0fdt.
SIN Difrittgeri9t tpurbe Der
2obnfuti1er Solomon, Der ben 5ol=
oaien WoIf beraubt bate, 3u 5 Sabren
3u6tbaus perurtbeiIt. auf benz !3eus
getffanbe fagte Wolf aus, baB er BON
einem Wbpofaten getparnt morben iei,
etpas Na6ibeilises gegen Solomon
aus3uiagen, oa bieB ieinen SOB aur
Gnlge baben merle.
Die @ranbiurp fir ben Sermin
oes Sifrittgerl6ls, Der i'm december
begiant, beitsbt aus foIsenben perio.
men: Wm. 8. Menger, Sames Daugs
bertD. Sbomas 9. Wren, s. s. BrabD,
Charles 80. Sbiner, Is. s. Geeo,
9bas. s.. Miler, Nmos 8. Sones,
9enberion MoObp, Sobn 6. 8ed,
Sam Barter, CHARLES Beitel, gb. $.
Bacon, 5. g. Oldham, ST., Sotn S.
Bolton unb Sefe $. Yrebnan.
Mrs. 90. Q. puQim unb Mrs.
Nobbins ritten ipa5isren unb geristben
in cine eta9elorabtfena. Sc beItlr3z
ten bonn pterbe unb baben bDfe 8er<
leBun9en bau0ngetragen.
Wir lenfen bic Mufmertfamfeit
unferer 3efer auf bic neue Mnseige bes
&leibers@ mporiums bon u. Morris.
pie baria angesebenen preiie tperbeu
Seben iiber5eusen. baB Mn3iise biaia
au baben finb. u. Morris 1T in Der
Spe3ialitdt bon SerrensN n5iigen, BON
Often &C. a1en 4nbern poraus unb tuer
fid aeu equipiren min, Der menbe fid
oabtn, tpo ibm bic niebrisiten preife
fur bic beiten M1aren a~bperlangt
meroen.
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.,0ie Q%dfterfehxle".

Ser lang entbebrie 8enuB, elm eutes
altes 2uitipiel in tpiiroiser Gorm bars
geifeat gu feben, purbe geitern Nbenb
ben 8eiu9ern beg Surnbale Sbeaters
aeboten. Sbsriban's "School for
Scandal geb0rt gu ienen flaiiiiden
Werfen Der oramatifden englti9en 2i>
teratur, Die emig jung bleiben uub bee
men mott ibr mebr als bunoertidbriges.
Nlter taum arme,ft. Die S6mdb. unb
&lati9iu9t Der uboberen @eienidaft",
oieS berioan NIT mnna9i6tli6er S6drs
Re geiBelt, beitebt eben beut5utage' nod
ebenfo, nie i'm Sabre TIT, dig Der
Si6ter feline v2dferf1ule" i1rieb.
Sic School for Scandal" lit zines Ser
seiifuoalten unb feinfen 2ufipiele Der
englil9en 2iteratur, bebarf aber babsr
aud elmer iebr feinen, big ins Dstail
aussearbeiteten Sarftelung, UNI bon
unb gana our @eltung gebraat tperoem
gu f0nnen. gu u%nierer Greube f0nnen
mir conffatiren, baB bic Gorm, in nel=
der bic Sruppe Ser Noelatbe Mooreb as
@tid barbpt, Der literarii1en 8ebeu=
tung bes Sbsriban'fden 2uflpieles an=
GENE len mar, uno baB in Golge beien
cine 10 moblgelungere unb wobla5ge-
runbeteG Il ftleliung geboten muroe, mie
mir lie bisber i'm Observation-Disclosures,
tueni9ltens in bieier @aiiou nod ni9t
gu feben betommen baben. Das unz
glddielige ~Star"z Spitem auf Der engz
lliden unb Der anglo amerifanifden
8hbne, bas beiBt, baB elm ober aud
einiae Mitglieoer redt @utes, gum She'll
0OraiigIides %leliteit, bic anoeren bages
gen urter Der Rritif finb, ma6t ii9 in
Der Moor'f6en Sruppe bur6als pidt
geltenb, pielmebr mar es gerabe bas
treffi6e 3uiammenfpiel, bas ben CT
folg beg geffrigen 4benos enti9ieb.
Ginige Scenen, 10 namentlih bic ettpas
beoentli9e, bon Der pitanten @eiftesrid=
tuug bes Is. Sabrbunberts 3eusniB ab=
Iegenbe, bon Der @ntbedung Der angeb=
li6en Barrier puBma6erin", tpare1
d6t bramatif6s Muferleifungen.
Jlgen mir benz nod bin3u, bab bic 60
time Der DarhelIer bon elmer eebiege=
men @legan5, uno mas nod angeuebmer
beriibrte, bon bDlenbetiter biforif9er
Sreue tparen, ,lno fermer, oaB bic Sns
fceniruns cine 10 portreffide mar, baB
tpeber enbloie Baufen nod 8er,pa1o=
lungen bas Snterele bes publifums
am Sang Der 3anelung erlabmen lies
Ben, 10 uirb man es beareini6 finben.
tpenn mir Die geffrige @orfelung aIs
cine ber beiten be5ei9neten, bic mir ie
i'm SurherhaIen. 5beater 3u feber befa=
men. gs lit bebauerli6, baB Nbelaioe
Moore nit ibrer Sruppe nur no1
einen 9lbenb auf3utreten gebentt.
Mlr-unb nit uns gepiB aablreide an=
sere Greunbe einer geoiegenen bramatie
fden Rof = miirben Mbelaibe Moorc
aud germ mod in anberen Shakespeare,
i1en Stiiden eeieben babeu, als in
GAS you like is". nit benz fe beute
Mbenb gum leBten Wale Dor bas pubs
l'fum San Mntonios trsten mirb.
3ruppen. be fold hInhen6en Bf6biinn,
mie "Skipped by the light of the
MOON our Nufu5rung s%brlnsen, oper
iol6e auf bic 3brdnenb iiien berehne=
ten &iihrft de ME ssTwo Orphans,
limb 3abllos pie Der Sanb am Meer ;
alein ioi9e. bic flaiif9e Slide nidt
nur auffihren, fDnbern au6 gut oufs
fibren, iino leiber cine febr gtoBe Sell
tenDeit!
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0reaprn & Nu.

fiibren in elmer Mbibeiluns Hires gro.
Ben Gef1dfts : Qotales ausf1Iieblid
@last, por3ellan- unb 2orbmaaren &c.
unb baben barin bic er6Bte MusmabI
au erfaunlia biaisen preiien. Die
BarroOmsa usifattungen finb rei6boItia
unb elegant; ramentIid bic feinen ges
batter fir marines Wafer, bic 6enfeI-
gldfer fur belize @etrdnfe u. I. M. ui.w.
S9aufditeu in ieber @rbBe uno 3u
allen preiien. %, 1Miuip
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir has Np.
Menblatt $3.50.

nnfer Neifenber, SER ~. Waem=
oelipbn beiu6t gegenmdrtig bic Stdote
entIanB Der 9eras Central, Der Sanz
ia &c. unb Der 5eras pacifie Babn ulo
ptro ramentlid i'm r6rbIi9en uno
norb6fli9en Sbeile bes @taates ldnger
berpeilen.
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MnfHmnianma

Wir baben iebt uniere 5 Gents, 10
Gents, rs Gents, 80 Gents unb 81
Eide, bic Spielia9en aller Mrt, pups
pen unb beri6iebene iebr niiblids ars
tttel ~entbalten, arrangirt unb laben
gum &aufe elm. Wer fi1 NIT Weibs
nabtsmaaren perfeben mill. Der TONNE
balo. Wir baben id6ne Sa6en, befo=
ritte unb NIT Wottos perfebene Safen.
getiler Sampen gu iebr niebrigen
preifen.
2711,1MStuw @regorp & 60.
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Fei1es Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut. unb Sautfranf6eiten. aurirt bic
f9limmilsn Sale bon 8Iutberoiftuns bis sur
eeipobnliden Gimme. @ebrau&sonweifuns auf
oer Etifette. Gabriairf bon ber alamo Mft's
&ompanh ilnb gum gerfauf an Biebsruertdufer
nr'o an Eribatperfpnen bel u. DreiE Gan
Hufouip.
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- Mus Der S9uIe. 2ebrer:
Saeob, faste mir, mas 1T bic grblinbe?
S9iler: Die grbiiinbe 1T cine un'
lautere Begieroe mad rei6en CRIB
fdaften.
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- 8. aaIteher & Con, apotbefer, tpeIds
INNER fur bas @obl feiner Runben beforat III,
bat iebt ben 8erfauf bon Or. 8oianfo's
puiteu. unb 9unsen : Syrup erbalten, elm
9eiimittel, tueldes unfeblbar aue @rfdltunaen,
SdmerSen in Der 8ruf, unb ole Qumaen.
trantbsiten furirt. Bur Yrobe uebmet cine
Vrobefaide. @epobnlide @rSbe 80 Gents
unb A. .O0.
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1tnier @eilember Serr ssr. 9baben
beluht gegenmdrtig bic 5tdbte entlang
Der Seras Central 3peisbabn Bis
Nuftin.
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80 Sd babe Sonsaline fir bic Der.
ihiebenen Nrien bon Neuralgia unh
&beumatismus berf1rieben unb feline
@lrfung 1T trefflid, beioubers in Sol.
len bon @eiibisneuralgie. Wir' Der:
i9reiben es ieBt bdufig.
@eo. s. Sruin, M.D., Sabetba, Seas,
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gsocpeublatf.

Wir lenoeu bon iebt ab bas .MoGens
Slatt" fir ben preis bot $500 auf
Elm Jabr portofrei mad 9euti1Iorb.
Der 9erausseber.
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- Ollie duBeren S1meraert tperben
ii9er burd st. Safobs Del, Dem be-
rlbmten S6meraenbeilmittel, 9ebeilt.
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$Iiben<8 prbdnge
CRETONNES

M5ir babsn bic srSBte guswabl BON
prddtiSen 6nrnituren, 5ran3en far
2amtrsquins, Wunbbretter u. / 10.
Sn Matten. reiBeu unb s~arbisen, se.
mdbren mir bebeutenbe Drrtbeile.
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uafer @eifember 6err s. g. 8hf6
bereif gesenwdrtig bic Counties gomal,
@uabalupe, 8on5ales, galbmel &c.
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ME Susrains, Eapefrp, gObp gruHels
4. llnlere Maareu f1nb men, bic Nus>
mail Der Butter por enc aladli@e unD
bic Bfeiie nnD bic bidissssn. Wir lesen
NIB udben Gurpsts, je mad 28uufd IN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-27

Arthur Moulton is clever piece of character
acting and the same may be said of Mr. Muir
doch, as Sammy Wetherick. In Curiosity Hall
FIJI Jim and wife, Jennie Quigley and An
E. Leak are the principal features.
NOTES.
Mr.. Thomas Shea is in the city arranging for
the grand spectacular production of Comedy of
Errors" by the Robson & Crane company at the
Grand, next week
The Wherefore Concert Company, the famous
colored vocalists, from Wiberforce, o.. will give
two of their parlor concerts at Roberts Park
Church tonight and tomorrow night.
There viii be an exhibition contest between
Geo. Rookie. the professor of pugilism, and John
Donaldson, the heavy weight champion of Wis
consin, at the Zoo Theater on Friday and Satur-
day evenings.
The advance sale of seats for the engagement
of Thomas w. Keene, the tragedian, at the
Grand Opera-house to morrow night and during
the remainder of the week, began very favorably
at the boxoffice yesterday. Mr.. Keene gives
Shakspearean productions, mounting them elab-
orately with scenery and accessories that are
historically fitting, and in addition to this he has
a company of fine people, headed by Gustavus
Levick and Henrietta Vaders. The repertoire
for the engagement is as follows: Wednesday
night, Orchard Ill.," Thursday, Hamlet "
Friday, ''Macbeth;" Saturday matinee, Romeo
and Juliet" and Saturday night Merchant of
Venice" There will be no advance on regular
house prices
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THE CITY In BRIEF.

Special revival services have begun at Black.
fordstreet M. e. Church and will be continued
every night this week. Last night there were
six conversions.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
for the indianapolis district of the Southeast
Indiana Conference. will hold it's annual meet
ing at Edwin Ray M. Il. Church to morrow
The Huntington Creamery Company, the cap
ital stock of which is S., 900, was incorporated
yesterday. The directors are Jacob Stults
Maurice L. Spelcer and Henry S. Sprinkle.
The members of all the committees on the ar
rangements for the charity ball, to be giver
under the auspices of the Flower Mission, are
requested to meet at the Denison House this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday Il
Patrick Stanton and Katie J. Kirby, James N
Nixon and Jennie Stewart Patrick Kelleher anG
Alice NJ Duffy, John W. Wingut and Amelia
Dufield, Mary M. Fitch and Ella F. Lee.
meeting of the Womans Foreign Missionary
Society will be held at the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon, at half past
o'clock An address will be delivered by Mrs
all denominations are invited to attend.
Building permits were issued yesterday to G.
lei. Shower, for dwelling house, No. 189 NORTH
New Jersey street. to cost 81, 800; O. Beck, cot
tage, on Dunlap street, between East ani
Remington, 800; w. F. Borman, cottage
Ray street, between Tennessee and Ann, $500
and c. G. Weiss, crc-room, Hill avenue, $3.50
Women complain of having no market fol
their industry. The New Orleans exposition
affords good one. All fancy work and ceramic.
intended TO be displayed at this exposition mus
be sent Immediately to No. East Washington
street Mrs. General Wallace will send some
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THE YARDMASTERS' BANQUET.
The TOasts Responded to by the Yardmasters
at the Denison Last Night.

The complimentary banquet of Division No.
Of the Yardmasters' Mutual Benefit Association
of the United States and Canada, to the COM
mittee on bylaws and printing, given last
night at the Denison House, was a very
pleasant affair. OF the sixty-four divisions
in the association. thirty were represented, the
divisions at Chicago, Omaha, st. Louis. Colum-
bus, Louisville. Altoona, Buffalo and Deery, Pa,
being of the number Owing to the serious i'll
ness of the father Of Joseph Averill,
president of the Indianapolis divis-
ion, j. @. Hicks, president, presided, with
A. C. Harris at the head of the table. who. in a
very pleasing manner, responded to the toast,
'Our Visitors and Guests In his remarks he
alluded to the Union Depot of this city as an an
Gent affair, and suggested that it be removed
to the New York Central Park and
placed beside the Egyptian obelisk. The toast,
Our Association" was responded to by j. C.
Campbell president of the association. He
spoke especially of the growth of the order.
Our Division" was responded to by Joseph
Sanger, secretary of the association.
which was organized in 1875, at In
dianapolis and of which he has been
secretary since "Our Co-laborers, through the
Conductor, the Engineer, the Firemen, and the
Brakemen Associations" was responded to by
H. Gilmore, of Omaha The toast "Our Re-
spective Corporation" was responded to by John
Reed, of Union City. at the close of which the
prosperity of the association was drunk silently,
and after spending couple of hours very pleas
antly the party retired
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Arrested for Not Paving for StamDs

Robert L. Stephens and Frank Simpson, two
youth living near the State line, in Warren coun-
ty, were brought before Commissioner Martin
dale yesterday. by Deputy United States Marshal
Holt on the charge of having violated the postal
laws, but they waived preliminary examination,
gave bond for their appearance in court, and
were permitted to return home They ordered
some foreign stamps from Swope & Co., of Lou
isville, promising to pay for them when received
The stamps were sent but the boys failed to re-
nit, and. in consequence, they were arrested on
the charge named.
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Supreme Court.
To-day-In consultation.
SuDeriOr COnrf.

Room Hon. N. B. Taylor Judge.
Yesterday-Agnes g. Patterson VS.. Francis
M. Churchman ct al; injunction. Exception to
masters report overruled.
Elizabeth d. Smith vs. Charles G. Hederick
ct AL; bond Judgment for defendants.
Frederick Rand, receiver, vs. Edward A. Gil
lett ct al. lease. Judgment against Charles FL.
and Arthur ]. Gillett for $214.47
Henry r. Bond. trustee, VS.. William IT, Glib
son ct al; foreclosure of mortgage. Judgment
for So, 327.33 and mortgage foreclosed.
Jacob belong vs. Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company; appeal. Finding that claim has been
satisfied
Walter Mann, trustee, vs. Charles Orme; note.
Judgment for ST.
The State Building Safe Deposit and Loan
al; foreclosure of mortgage. Judgment for
1906. 81 and mortgage foreclosed
To-day-No special calls.
Room No 2-Hon. d. W. Howe, judge
Observation-Disclosures McCarty VS. United
States Encaustic Tile Company; suit on note.
On trial by jury
Today-Calls for argument: 1885, J..
Kearney Graham ct al. VS.. l., B. g. w. Railway
Company. 34259, Margaret E. Burroughs VS.
Mutual Life and Endowment Association ct al.
Calls for trial: 33983, Matthew Williams VS..
Matilda Williams 1868, Joseph G. Sipe ct al.
VS.. George Fletcher.
Room 3-Hon Lewis @. Walker. Judge
Yesterday--Jacob L. Bleler VS. George w.
Winpeney; note. Dismissed and costs paid.
John l.. Ketcham VS.. Louisa Tousey ct al /;
partition. Commissioner reported sale of part of
the real estate for $18 800 and cause continued
Martha Braden VS.. Sarah E. Terrell ct al. /;
quiet title. Tried and taken under Amusement
by the court.
David Foultz vs. Sarah NJ Foultz; divorce.
Granted on the grounds of abandonment
To-day-Calls: 1896, Francis M. Churchman ct
al. VS.. Elijah S. Alvord ct al 32OO7, John l..
f. Steeg, administrator, vs. Supreme Lodge
Knights of Honor.
NEW SUITS.
Room 1-34633, Robert E. Waldo ct al. VS.
Robert j. Sullivan ct al. partition.
Room 2-34634, Theo. Pfaf1in ct al VS.. j. b.
Newman repevin.
Room 3-Sarah F. Fletcher VS.. Lewis c. Gar
rieuS: account
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Mrs. Barakat Addresses the Blind.

Las evening, in the chapel of the Institute
for the Bind, Mrs. Layah Barakat, the native
of Syria who enoke so entertaningly at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Chu,'b on Sunday night, made an
interee.inc address to,he pupils of the institute,
the officers and number H. VISITORS among
other things, she said that her NJ. soano' VINO is
not only missionary, but printer, was the
first to take the Arabic translation of the Re"
Testament and putt it in raised letters for the
use of the blind in Egypt
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Order of Railway Conductors.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26-The Order of Railway
Conductors in final session to-day, elected the
following officers: Second chief conductor, Ed
ward Conan, of the South Kansas & Missouri;
grand senior conductor, w, j. Durbin, c., M. &
St p road; grand junior conductor W. W.
Flack, W., ST. l.. & P. road; inside sentinel,
Charles W. Everts, N Y, P & o. road; outside
sentinel. John H. Hall, Grand Trunk railway
&. Fl. Belknap was elected member of the ex-
ecutive committee, and w. S. Sears of the in
surance committee, The convention will meet
again the second Tuesday in May. 1887, at New
Orleans
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THE END OF PAIN.

I have been afflicted with CT
tarrh for over ten years - FIRE
quently my nose would bleed an
leave my nostrils in a dry, il
famed condition. / experience
relief after the first trial of Ely
Cream Balm. 1t is the best Q
many remedies l have tried. e
Gill, Madison, o., Editor of tn
Index.
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linen covering. and the floors are covered with
heavy body Brussels The coaches in every
particular are frst-class The prices Of sleeping
car herths have been very much reduced. and
the chairs are placed at a very nominal price,
within the reach of all. This line between
Columbus and Peoria is the only line in the
country running the Pullman combination cars.
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Cutting Passenger Rates at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct 26-Through tickets to New
York at $l4 SO were plenty in the market to-day
Several of the roads have openly made a cut of
81 80 on firstclass passengers. This condition of
things is regarded only as temporary. however
Arrangements are being made for a meeting of
passenger agents next week. for the purpose of
forming money pool similar to the east-bound
freight pool
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CREAM BALM

has gained an enviablereputation
dlsplacing all other preparations
A particle is applied into each
nostril; no pain; agreeable to use
mail or at druggists. Send for ci
ELY BROTHERS, Drugs
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Sick headache. Thousands who have suffered
intensely with sick headache say that Hoods
Sarsaparilis has completely cured them. One
gentleman thus relieved. writes: Hoods Sarsa-
parlla is worth its weight in gold" Sold by all
druggists. One hundred doses, 81
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Criminal Court.

Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge.
To-day-The State VS.. Calvert; arson. O.
trial.