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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Der 0eIomarft.

Re 10 Cert, 8. Suit. = 6olgenOes
fnO Die SGluBnOtirungeu: @el6 OiiHete Ju
la BrOsent uno i6lOB 81 1 BrOBent.-
Sterlmg= =8s6iel 4.84t-4.85 auf so Gage
uub 4.s5t-4.S5t uuf Si6t.-SunbessSblis
gatiOnen S=prO5. 1881, 44 proj. 1l2f, 4.pro5.
l224.-9lttien: 2lOamS @rpreB 1877, @ens
rulzPucific 80, gbei.sSbio st, Grie 1Ot,
DO. Brior. 20, 2atesSbore 57J, R.zS. &ens
tral 80, 9tortb .8eiteru 9St, DO. BriOr. 1874,
R..9. Central SCI, DO. Prior. 1873, Sbio.
giih. l65, DO. Prior. 65, Bittsbura l4I,
Sleabiue !5l, 9tOdsSslunS l15t ,llnlons Yacis
fic sol, @eferusllHiOu Git.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
esnS >cr Snaoes5aaptifaot.
Suiammentrttt oes a&erbau. 6 onseats

9Salbington, s. Snli. - Der Con-
bent Der Sertreter Don Aderbauihulen uuo
@Tpeyimeutfationen trat beute SOrmittaq i'm
Samen5impe oeS Iderbaubiireaus Suiam=
men uHo erpGblte ben @omnliiiGr &oriua
sum &oriiter. .3pii6en so nno 60 Oelegaz
ten maren anmeieuo. Gemniii1r Coleman
bieIt cine &ebe, in melder er Die 9elegaten
bemiutommnete uno auf Die @i6tiateit Der
pom @oupent 81 erlebigenoeu @el9dite bin
mics. llr er NnOerem uerlas er Elm S1reiz
ben beS sri. Gleuelanb. mel6eS Dem Gon=
bent empiiehlt, Ser ameritanideu Seibenz
Sud)t elnige &ufmertiamfeit Su miomen. Ser
Goupent nabm oaraufbin eintimmi9 eiuen
SelduB on, tpel6er Die bon Sri. @leualano
ge1uBerten InIi6ten bili9t unb jener Dame
Die @inlabung ertbeilt, Den pteSbe;ii9lit,en
8erbantlunaen oes @onpeHtS beiiupobnen.
g. Samari, Gertreter Supan's auf Der 8elt=
au6Itellung i'll 9iem- Orleans, murOe 6aun
oor9eitellt uno bielt cine fllrse 2(uiprafe.
Gr agte, lein 2anO nehme iHuiges Sntereiie
all ben Dor Der biefgeR Serlammlun9 i3mez
benten Sragen, uHO er iet bierber gei1idt
morben, nm fd iiber oeridieoene 9lngelez
genbeiten Ill unterrihten. SIN meiteren
&erlauie Der Serbanolun9en beid)Ioiien bic
9ele90ten, Dem 8rdFOenten Ser Ser. Staa=
ten morgen in corpore einen 9eiu6 abSuz
ftatten. Ger 8eit Der beuti9en Sibung
mnr6e bur1 baS &erleien ueri6ieSener Ib>
banolungen iiber MISUNDERSTANDING Srageu
berbrQd1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Sabnunfaa.

g9nhburg, Sirg., 8. Snlt.-Gtn noros
pGrtS fuhrenOer Yaiia9lerju9 Der oSir9lnuz
Wtolan0er giienbahn" unO Der iuomdrt5
fahrenOe SdnelpoI5ug coaioirten beute cine
Nleile iiiSlit pOn bier in 6Olge fali6er g8ei=
denftellung. Seire gOtomottUen muroen5e SER
triimmert, mebrere &aggOn8 ihwer beihd=
bigt uno cine &n3abI Yaiiagtere leidt uers
Ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
@eridltSs0erhaaolttttaeit

8uiiengeri9 t. - (Sor oen Rihteru
Qiuoian, Carroll uno Sans 9n iolgenz
ben 6interlaiieni4uiteu murben nudfebeu6e
Gfrttte 1etbau: Satbariue 0tuDen, &uniz
ouuoe U{eper, SnUentar eingereidt. SEQ.
Surmuu, gertauf behdti9t. 0tarie u. &0tb,
@eorQe, Gliie W., 0iObert 81. unO @eOr9e
@reaion, Serwaltungs 8eridt genebmigt.
gliuni. unO 2llice BrOtmanu, Ditto 8orz
muuOidlaitsberi6t. CUR Seruulung 6es
glaflaiie8 BON Bridget S'Rourte, 9arl
Stenqel, Gafdnbra Wc&laiH, @eorg y.
Eud erbielt reip. gute O'8ourte, &. Sliug.
lufi, SObn Dic@luiH uuo 6. s.. RObiuIOH,
Jun, iOpie gSm. z. 6tnt seridtli6e Boil
mnft.
Common Bleusgert6t. - (Bor
Sberrittsr 8rOmu.) Sd6ntbal & @riinez
baum gesen Slaat Appel, suOcr beri6tet,
Antrug uuf etnen neuen BrOSeB un6 Silti
ruug oes llrtbsils abgeuieea. 9rtbur Steu.
art in ieiner @igenifoft aIS SOrmuuS bon
9Iobt. SliOer gegen Sarab 8. uHb 6arrp
g8. Goblin nno 4erid 6abuenhod, GiureOe
Der Sertla9ten gegen bic 9lagei4rift pers
mOrien. Ser Seri9tsboi Uertd9te f6 bIS
gum Septembertermtu.
Stao Grid t.-(8or 8ibter
4belps.) alma M. .. Smitb, iuH., mo
9enofen gegen 8Obert 80. Smitb uno Sc
nohen, 9lage UNI ausle9uHg elmer III benz
3efomente BON Sas. 80. Smitb eHtbalteneh
SlauIel, uubeenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Gin Sl6IGteoSbanfttt fiir 8i0ter
StallO.

cincinnati, 8. Suit. - @citeru 2lbeno
9aben Der Oemotratiide oSbjo=Glub," Oer
r8eUenue 9teiorn. Club" uno eiu Siir9er=
Gomite Dem gum @eiunoten fir Stalien er
nannten 6rn. s. 9. Stallo Elm glbidie0S=
8anfett. Der &unoesOiirittS 3fidter Gage
fIbrte cen Soriit, unO @ou0erneur 5Oa0lg
fruqirte ais @eremonenmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Sunlula

staat Rar1lano, staet Saltimore.
SD, gS. SS. Rorrts, Safrer Der oben9enannz
ten Sanf, beidm0re biermit ieicrlh, oaB o09er Be
lihtnad meinem beiten 2Bien unb9lauben mahr 1T.
". y. gprrts, Saiitrer.
lnteritrie6eu uno 6eitmoren por mir an oteien,
oem 7. Gag i'm Wonat Sul 1885.
SSeIir ". Sullivan,
offentlider gtotar. [Siegel.l
Vie Ritti9teit teiteini9;n
Sobu SleG,
3Git. 5icsfe,
Npbert s. Saoioion,
5SireFtnrPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
SGwefef6GOer.

9ct&eiIwertb BON nSbtpefeIbdOern bet Saats
rrautbetten ooer mrnn Die SdlIt Iberbdupt In uns
9eunoem Sufon6c iitb befnoet, un6 bet Rbeumas
ttsmue uno 8idlt III feit be9rHHoet Der uers
0onernoc StnhuB oieiCr SdOer Qui Die 6aut IN nidt
mlnoer DobIbetannt. 0Ienns SdleiclIeiie 6ei6t
oleeben Gl9enltaten uno erSeugt oieIe6e g8irtuug.
Wple, &lSblnttcrcbcn, 6inncH, Tlcdl ten, Saul
lnacn, &r0Re, SaIiilnB un6 aH6ere SalItleibeu
mcrcn 6urt oieie SCc total nusgcrottct, uno fe
lnoertolt SuOltn non Rbcumatismus unb CStd,t
Suoem ~ lit Iur lni3rte SlciOungeitiide uuo
SeIinnth en porju3jlteS ScsinfiiirmitteI uH6
pElGPt mouentn uno dnoeren oumlt geUuIhenen
Storcn tnctUuBcs Auaicbeu uno 5ttiubtit. SIN
Uot9c bres @tbtduhe5 crlanQt Der IeiHt cine an0es
nclnt GlG,t HHb Ou5tbeu01 Shonbcit. 2ebcrz
ncdeit, Snmmcrlpruficu, 9lithcii, in Ser Ibat
1eocr 2clmGttb oer ital btle1tI tdBt, Deroeu ourh
oIc Ses cuticvut. uI0 ouUu 1T Die GeIunOc Rciuz
bcIt D,Itc ne Dem Gelnt m,.tbcilt, uUeuOlid anSies
hcH6tr, ais Ole ron enem S1OHbtltsmttel.erselqt
QIiuqc UUUQtuIIile 9SelGe.
DIAN butte lidl por V1d1obmungcr!-S -S6mcs
tcllcite bot yiudG0mungCu erlttcn, UHo oas Bubliz
tum ulro sur SOrICbt eriudt, uur ole Gdbte Su ers
IGuGcn, uno Cui BEN cniI9eH Original g{ameu
"Glenn's Sulphur-Soap" neblt Dem nbigeu cOliz
idlutitc aui Dem icoc5 Stiit umihlieSenben uuts
itIa9, O6ne wcldlc fcins aGlt TT, 9eHau 5u ada
ten.
gei ouCn Gpotb1itru, quyiusarcn= 0dnSeru uuS
@roccrn Su babtu: 25 Gcute bas stud; so
Scuts Die &jlte nit orti Stit, allO mt 20 8royent
9ripOrnlE IS ecnte Die 8iitC nit 0rsi Stht, BET
SoIausbg5otIung PEI Got Ucrian6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
&eiiammln Wn,eigen.
Saltimorer aanasrnnno.

W.
DE N1it9Iie6er be5 rSaItimorer Sdngsr6ulo2S"
WerNen sebeten, iid bentc, 9onnerIaa, a6enos nm
n4r, phntt IN Der ,8srmania: Ds 3nnest,orz
SaIle" gu periammeln, I'M Die .uItidte6reuaeH
Sdn9er pom unon= DEPOT sur Saue gu be3Ieiten.
3abreidle SetbeiIisung fpHniht
(163) 0aS Sunlits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09

Staat 0arnlano, Staet Baltimore.
SD, u. !. Qcuuiman, SlIirer Der o6en9endnnz
ten gant, 6eihp0rc biermit ieierd, baB o6i9er Be
rbt natD meinem beIten lEIen uno@'laHben pa6r it,.
S. :. Vcnniman, 3aiitrer.
untertDrie6en uno beihporen por mir an oteiem,
Dem Z. Gag i'm Wonat Suit 1855.
5bps. SFcll Sraoipro,
oIfentber ytotar.
Die Fibti9fe 6sihetni9en
Spbn o. Go6cB,
5bomas Ycirce,
!. u. Sprisa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
8. Sik'S totItS1er &rduters tIito
Gpnfetts q 3ttterer,

Elm iid,eres 6eilmittel bel DpsPsRfte, Weber,
uuo Bloienleioen, i6wahem Via9en nno
Nppetitloiqleit. IlaH probire cine 6lalte
unS lber,sHge fa UOn ietHsr sSirtlamtelt.
Ssnot IP. is4t, Saratoga'StraBe
l22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
decentralization,
81, ,094.77

2taat gfarpIano, Staot Baltimore.
Sdn, Z. 2. Gilman, Briiioent Der o6engenannten
SAINT 6eIhmore biermlt ieierIih, oaB o0i9er 8eriht
mad meinem 6eten gBiiien uno glau6en iua9r lit.
s. 2. 8ilmatt, BrdiiOent.
unteridrie6en unO 6eidporen oor mir an oeiem,
benz 7. Gag I'M Ronat Suit 1885.
2S. 2. gSiIfinion,
0fentIider 9totar.
Die 0itbt9teit 6ei$sinigen
SbaS. s. Sotter,
SoIepb I. Robiuion,
T.. u. Hpbiniou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
9ang-Ausweife.

Gjusipeis iiber Den Stauo osr,, ,sri.en 0atipz
~ ualzSanf" III Baltimore i'm Staatc Ra:
rplano bci'm SdbIuB Der 8eIdIafte am
4. SuIi 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Grtrt,ufcn.

N&iImautee, 8. Suli.-@. Sdambad,
Is Sabre Olt, s. Mc6arIuHO, IS Sabre, uu0
6einrid 55tiher, II Sabre alt, ertrauttn am
SOnutag in &iola, 9(iUlano County, bei'm
8aOeu i'm SidapOOs9tiuer. Mc6arIauo rets
tete einen %ierten pom Grrinteu, uerlor
uber bel Dem Seriu6e, and Die 2lnoeren 5u
retten, ebenfQll5 iein 2ebeu.
8oiton, 8. SUli. - 3Wei Snaben, uno
5mur Der 9sidbrige Beter Va 8runce unO Der
Sabre alte :. :. S'GeuHOr, itiirjteu in
Der gtabe BON gaconia, gt.s9., i'll Oeu lEir.
nepeiantee 5liUer uno ertrauteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
9taTung bon @oritebsrn Der @erfTattcn Oct
6Epttcnbaubofe.

Der 6Iottenletretar bat elne COMMUNION,
befebenO ans GapltGn gSallace, GOmman=
oeuren Sano nno 0teuep, @befzSugeuieur
Smitb uno 6lotten=@onitrutteur 6acborn,
ernaunt, welde DIE Yriifung Der ieeigeu
&Oriteber Der 2Sertidtten Der 6lotteubaub6ie
Uno ferner pOn Qpplitanteu fir iolhe Stel=
luu9en porSunebmen bat. 8erioualuerdns
bsrEngen, melhe iid ais notbwenOig erpei=
len, iolleH 0prqeHonlueu merOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
auSmeis uber oen Stano Der ,,gScitcrn Ta=
~ tipuaIbanf pun Baltimore" TIM Staate
WiarpIanO bci'm SdIIuiie Der 9eidbafte
atit 1. SuIf 1885.

0a1leben um0 9iscontt .......... 81 ,2S7, $780, 40
Ser. StaatenzS SbIgationen, I'M Die
GirfuIaton Su ittern n............ 1O0,000.00
An0ere Gffetten, SbIi9attonen uno
6ppotbeten. Observation-Disclosures. 17S,94O.43
Tdlio pom anberen Iationalbunten 153,755.72
Sdn9 poH Gtoat3banteu uno Sans
ouers ........................ 6,OO636
@runbeigentbum, RO6eIn uno Gin
ridtung. ............... 100000
Saufenbe Aus91ben uno beSabIte
@teuern. ...'............... 3,358.O4
QnneiIunoen unb anoereBaarpoSten 15,S72.75
g8ehieI fir Die Giqui6irbant ........ 25S, ,26O.26
gtoten BON anberen Natonal6anten 7,2S700
Sleinpaper9elb( (einihlieBlhytiteIS) 564.50
SpeSie (einitUeBlidl GolO Shatz
an,tszyioten) )....,.............. 59,316.63
r9eqalz5enoerz"gtot ............. 1872, ,32I 90
Yer. Staaten 9epoiiten=Gertiitote
fir rgegalzI Ienber="9ioten ....... 55O,0OO.00
@inSiebun9s=Sono oeponirt 6ei bem
Statmeiiter ser Ser. Staaten Is
8roSent 6e5 zllmlauTs)..... 100000
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(3utbabcR

0(nsmeis mbcr Oen stnnO Der ;, ,,3wtttem 0as
~ tionaIsS Sant" IN Baltimore inn Staatc
WargIano bei'm Sd)luiTr Der &sidlafte
am 1. Suli 1855.
t1,fh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
s9O9,149.74

SD, U. Gmprn 8aroner, 4aiiirer Der obeneez
nonnten Sanf belhuore berlnit feierlid, oas o69er
Seridt mad meinem beten gBiiien uuO 9Iauben paBr
lit. 9. Gmorn 8aroner,
SGifrer.
sfaat DsarSIano, Staot Baltimore.
Interihrieben uno beihmoren uor mir an oieiem,
benz z. Gag i'm Wonat Suli 1885.
6eIir u. SuHioan,
offentlider giotar. [Siegell
Die 9tittsteit beiteinisen
6. q. @afer,
Sugb SiiIou,
Sbas. i. Sigas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
epteIbramS tlmS YebenSperImit.

yOuiitana, NO., 8. Suli. - Das bic
il9e oglObe 6Otel" muroe geItern rib uor
SdgCSunbrut Nurf Die @rpIOiou eluer Sob
IenOIampe in SranO geiept unO eiuQedider..
&pn ben 35 @diten beS 6Otels, iuelde hurd)
ben 6cuerldrm ans Dem SdIaie geidredt
mur0eu. w0ren mebrere aejwnngen, aus Den
Teultru teS britteu StOdmcrte8 3u ipriugtu,
mn elmer oerielben, Or. VOnargau, blieb aui
oer Stelle toot. 0iebrerc auoere @ditc erlits
tell id)pere &erIeEuu9eH, uno Die meiiteu
bu6tsn ihr 9an5I8 9epdd Elm. Der $erluit
res '5OteleigcntqiimerS belduit id auf S10,.
coo, unb Die &triiterung betrdgt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
8uthabeN

nueweis ilbcr oen StamO Der ,,NraufIin=
~ 9anf" su Baltimore INT Staate Warn=
lam bei'm Sd)Iniie Oct @eidafte am 1.
Suli 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
WrrhitinIihfcifefI

VcrUIHolIuDtClbeWs
@tngeSabltes grlnbfapital. 81 ,110, 100000
ue6crIhuS=Sono o................... 250,0O0.OO
llnpertbeilte lSroftc tc................ 126,45l.09
Ausfteben6e Hatonal6antz9toten. 739, 10000
un6e5ablte 9piosnoen ............. 2,02S.5S
Berionlite Sepoiiteu, fpeIdle auf Inz
Ueilungen geSogen meroen tonnen LOO, ,2l1.09
Demand ppitten>@ertiiitate 1,771.1S
@ertiTJirte 4nmeiIuneen ........... 41,228.32
Ser. Staaten= Sepoitten .......... 107, 1886
Tduia al anaere gatonal6anten... Sol, ,339.25
GSGli9 an StdatszEaHten uno BAN
Steuern .......................... 2,3S2,42
@umma 900. ........S4, ,451, ,427.55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
summa. ........ S2,773, ,O22.1s

ginoe;obItes e5rnnSfapitoI. '....... $500, 100000
lIe6erftuFz zSsonb bn....... 5O,OOO.OO
Anbere unpertbeilte 8roiite ......... 45,254.O5
Nusfebenbe Wotionol6anfzytoten =. S5,340.00
Ausiebenoe Staats6antS9tOten go. 6l4.O0
un6eSablte SuiSenoer. ............. 16,229,34
8er0nlibe 9epoien, melte aufan=
fpeiiunsen 9eSo9en rperoen tonnen 1,451 ,549S3
@ertifi6rte gnipeiIun9en. .......... l., ,439,49
jSdlIia an anosre gtatonal6anten. 54,O72.27
auierS 55,5242O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Sic GtcueberT6lpcmtmstnsc tnaauTas.

Yarions, aanioS, s. 3uli. - 8eriate
ans alien Ebtileu ocS StaateS 5eigen, oaB
Der bmd Die lleberidwcmmun9tu anQerids
tete Saaocn iebr gyOB 1T. Der 9teoipoiIaB
itsht 6uB b0bcr, ais ie ;uOor. %lele 6armer
buben itrc gauSe 23oiienerHOte Ucrlortn, all
oere ibre @ier0e, Shauie uno NjuOOieb,
uno an mauhen Grteu ijnO 6duier II. 3iune
meggtltmcmmt woroen uno bie 6ami.itu
toum nit oem uafteu 2ebeu cnronHen.
Sebr picle Mcnidenleben 9iu9en OerIOrsn.
Su Yarious iono man Orti, III Gbluute Oret
uno I'M 9ieoibofuNe orei ycifcn, uuo 2lns
oere merocn uermibt. Scjt Dem l. 8. @tt5.
bobcn bic Gtienbabnen uitt mebr UGriuht,
Den NeoibofluB ;u heu;en. Die &erbiuOuug
hit rem Siteu 1T gau5 ab9tlhuitten, uno
ans rem Siioen iii lett 0iiTtwOA telue BOf
mebr uugetOmmen. Die vgtiHOurt Yactiit=
Gabu" mlu uOu heutc Nahnlittaq al ciHeH
3ng nOA Dem Siteu abgebtu lanen uno bel
Si0ge NtiiTon Oie&OTo9tert per Boot trans
porttren.
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@crbecrtt1lQcm Cines gYolfembrud,s

@afou, @euni., s. Suit. - 2Sibreuo Ell
mes @emitterS ereignete ith porgeferu Nbeuo
uber Suuteroons nu0 SOmerlst GOuntp,
giemsSerieg, Elm 2SOltenbrud, Der grOBeu
Staoen anrihtete. QuBeugebduOe, Som-
merbduier, Sun5b0oen auf Yader- 55lauo II.
br9l. murOen Weggei9wemmt, Orei SnaBen.
briiden Weggerfen uno Elm Otaun, Der iid
aui elmer berelbcn beiuno, iOnnte iidJ uur
burd einen Sprung Guf einen Baum Dor
benz &rtrinten retteu. Sn lebanon wurOeu
cine grObe Sd)eune uno mebrere tleine Sc
bdult6teiten oemolirt unO plele Siibe mo
Sd}meiue Qet0btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
Sin 6 Compliment Iar General Roic;rauS,

HlGttr Gben0mltb bat beute I'm ytamen
elmer 2n5abI bon eBemaligeu conf6Oerirten
Solb0ten ais Seyu5 benz 9eneral 9foiecran5
ein Yiitol iiberreiut, wel6eS bel elmer Bliinz
berung ittneS @epddmagens i'm Sommer
1864 erbeutet luuroe. 2lnl &olben beS BiitolS
Tno Die 9iamen Der SflafIten eingei9uit.
ten, in benen General HoiecranS lie9rel1
mar. Ser gencral pGr boterireut iiber OaS
GeiheEf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-09
5alinc 1a:eu aui 16atomts=Roteu.

2er erNe S0aBQm.S-N NOntrOleur mlr0 0NT-
9eirrOert meroen, Die Nla9e 5u entldjeiOeu,
Oh oas Sdatamt huS 9ted)t beTtt, cine $50
9iotc pom Sabre 1861, auf melder Oa5 0az
tum bCS @eiebe5, pelhe3 ibre 2lu5gaba aus
tOrtirt, idlidJlih an9egebeu mur0e, einjHl0.
len. Der Sdabmeliter faufte pOr aurem
eine Oerurtigc 9tote 3uriid, aueiu Der erite
Sd)utamtS AuOitor perpetgerte oie 3abz
luu0
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11
In Memoriam.

\ correspondent, over the signature
OF ~. W. r. writes to the Eagle Pass
Maverick the following glowing tribute
to the qualities Of the late Andrew d.
Wren: "lIaying known the deceased
from his earliest childhood. and observed
with pride his career of usefulness and
sterling traits Of character, of which he
gave evidence as ne grew to mans
estate, | would ask to pay last sad
tribute to one whom | so sincerely
esteemed, and whom it was my good for
tune to claim as friend. Andrew ID.
Wren, in the faithful discharge of all the
duties Of life, had but few equals. As a
son he was ever dutiful; as n brother,
loving, Kind and considerate; an eXem-
plary member of society and Il worthy
citizen; rs friend he was true as steel
and without guile; upright, generous
aud straightforward, his business rela-
tiuns were marked by an answering
honesty and integrity of purpose which
brought to him the deserved esteem and
confidence of all with whom he came in
contact. lie leaves those of this world
the better for having known him, and
goes down TO his tomb most sincerely
lamented by many faithful, loving
heart and mourning relatives. and
though he was unknown to fame us
either hero, statesman or politician, pre-
ferrlng to do his duty well in the private
walks of life, most truly can write 1t of
him-thc noblest work of God-AN HON
Psi MAN"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11

Health is undeniably more precious
gift than riches, honor or power. Who
would exchange 1t for these. the chief
objects of human ambition 1t is obvi-
ously the part of wisdom TO employ
means for the preservation Of health and
the prolongatiOn of life which time and
experience have proved reliable. Many
of the dangers by which health is threat
ened may be nullilled by the use of that
most irresistible of correctives and ton
les. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which.
by increasing vital power and render the
physical functions regular and active,
keeps the system in good working order
and protects 1t against disease. For con
stipation, dyspepsia, liver complaint.
nervousness, kidney and rheumatic all
ments and neuralgia II Is invaluable, and
it affords sure defense against maarlal
fevers, besides removing every trace of
such disease from the system. Half u
wineglassful taken before meals i'm
proves the appetite and insures complete
digestion and assimilation.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11

Lewis Willis, the colored boy who
threw the rock which struck Mr.. +. MEG.
Newton's little daughter in the eye, was
brought in by Officer Summers, and the
Judge fined him $50.
The sanitary cases were all continued
until next Tuesday.
Nina Helm. insulting language. 81.
Nina Sohmilt. Charles Long, Insulting
language. continued.
&. ;. Schmitt and wife. disturbing the
peace. continued.
D'mnsy. drunk. continued.
Charles Jones and Dick Zimmerman.
violating hack ordinance, dismissed.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11
NEW YORK STEAM.
Nichols & Co, 23s Commerce Street, Dealers In
Dry Goods, Notions, Stationery, Jeweiry,
Glassware, croekery. Tinware, Hats,
Shoes, Clothing, Etc.-Prompi huen-
ton Paid 10 orders whole
sale and Retail.


Pins, 2lo per paper; good heavy gold
plated brooch pins Doc, worth Sl.5O; also
nice line coral jewelry; fancy shelfpaper,
6 sheets 2Ic; IL sheets note paper, 23c;
hoop skirts. 100 and up; No. o all silk OF
toman ribbons, l2lc per yard; other quail
ties same ratio; ladies and misses gloves,
l0c and loo per pair; gents finest
dog skins gloves, silk stitch backs. 500
per pair, worth 50; gents still hats,
SlOO; gents straw l5c and up; ladies and
gents l-ply linen collars, all latest styles,
lOc each; cuffs, i-ply, lSc pair; 2-quart
tin buckets, l0c; goblets, Zoe per dozen;
ali wool ingram carpets, $50 per yard;
all wool pants, dark grey hair lines,
81 80 and 50 % per pair, worth 50 and 50.
Mems rubber coats 81 30 each; ladies'
and misses and boys rubber coats, Zoe,
81 and ~ % each; Big line of ladies fan
cy lace scarfs, DC and l0o each. Boys
and mems soft hats, 25o and 30c each.
Gents soft hats, 81 %, and the best 50.
We guarantee tinware 30 per cent.
under other competitors. Gents pure
silk and satin scarfs 25c, worth SOC;
socks DC pair; heavy, all linen. table
cloths, white. 2jc a yard, worth 35c.
We will take orders for any article adj
vertised by New York retail houses, de-
livered here free Of charges.
NICHOLS Il Co.,
2-2l-3m 23S West Commerce st.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11
PERSONAL POINTS
collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

Concert at Sommer,' garden to-mor-
row evening. IL
Mr. Tom George, the travelling audi
tor Of the Sunset route, Is in the city.
Mr. Harrison. travelling passenger
agent off Chicago and Northwestern
railway. Is tn the city.
Dr. Max Urwitz, Of the Victoria
Deutsohe Ieitung. was in san Antonio
Yesterday and called Mt the liGnT Office.
At he Maverick: l.. A. Cochin. Gal
weston; y. A. Manning, Dallas; +, A..
Dunon, Texas; II. G. Dunn, j. j. Ram
sry, Dallas: VI. Campbell, Philadelphia;
j. a. Kirkpatrick, Boston; q. u. smith;
Il. Qualtro. Houston; u. +. Gray, Mis-
souri,: ;. II. shannon, +. w. BENTON, ST.
Louis: q, c. Wright, Texas; J. &. Hun
ter. Dallas; u. A. Dodd and family, Ar
knn.ns: John Bradley. Texas.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11

One Of the finest establishments that
is the Art Gallery of G. II. Mueller, at
2O5 Commerce street. Here can be had
artists and draughimen's materials, of
both domestic and imported kinds. En-
cravings, ohromos and paintings are on
hand, in an endless variety. Picture
frames, mouldings and materials for
fresco and sign painting in large varieties
China decorations and material for wax
flowers in large assortment. Mr..
Mueller receives direct from factories
large shipments of paints, oils and other
material In that line, as well as window
glass. and fine domestic and imported
decorative wall paper are specialties in
his establishment. l2-l3-ly
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11
Kicked by a HoI Sc.

John Hines, lad of Il years, died yes
tcrday evening ut Santa Rosa hospital,
from the effects of kick on the head,
received from the hoof of an old family
carriage horse, abou; which he was play
ing, last saturday, out at Castroville.
The blow from the hOof fractured his
skull and opened his head, and he became
unconscious shortly after and remained
SO until his death. An operation TO
remove particles Of the skull was made
hN Drs. Barnilz and Watts. The funeral
occurs at I o'clock this afternoon.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11

Mr.. j. p. Condor. on Nacogdoches
street, between Houston and Crockett,
announces to the public that he Is pre-
pared to make TO order, by hand, all
styles of carriages, buggies, and in fact
everything on wheels, at lowest possible
prices, All his work Is hand made and
In style and price will compare more
than favorably with Northern machine
work. Old vehicles taken in part pay
ment for new ones. Only first class
workmen employed and satisfaction
guaranteed. Fine carriage painting and
trimming speciality. 3-l3-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-11
Peter Jonas Garden.

owing to the inclemency OF the
weather the programme for the Easter
celebration at this pleasure resort last
SUNDAY was not carried out, but will be
given tomorrow and enlarged upon.
The garden will be open for visitors all
day tomorrow. and In the evening the
ocrssion will be celebrated with grand
display of fire works. Since the en-
urgcment of his garden Mr.. Jonas
wishes to notify all his picnicking
friends that the beautiful aud grand old
aud rural gatherings.