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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
Nnw.YonK. Friday. Sept. 4, 1885.

LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sale was held the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
En- Richard Y. HOrHeR e 20.
2.stoIy and 4.stDry buildings with lot no % Nor
folf-st loo II OF IroOne-st. l0tH0xlOo; On.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs-Ni CITY
The following shows the estate transactions recorded
yesterday:
Valentine-ave, N Clark st. l00xS65ixin06x
$3.50; Richard 5 Newoombe reieree, 10 Anna 80 80
Nalentineave, 200 r. " Of Clark-st, lO0x5oJO -
xlOl2x34S.b; to same. z0OO
Retreat-ave, cor OF Henry ~, 5DTOG susan g, 80
Archer TO John Minpbins ir and anOther.....: ivoo
S5th-st, n o cor OF Avc-A, 9IxlO22. Matthias IL
schneider and vile 90 Henry Meiaken and an mn
and wife to JOHN FARLEY ag'Aoo 10000
same oOo n 81 Os''r 10000
Frankllnave Wa son n Of 7thst 60x9li; Mary
N Guon % Lucy Comfort. ---.-....--.- 1000
Samuel II Mead and wife 70 Edwin Mead,.. 5000
cite spcSie 10 Charles speTie y. $500. 1000
FraRkhn-ave, " f. lot No l26 lHSd Warp,lO5&l20 90
! xlO0XlO3i Newbury u LaWton 10 John Knox 4,oOO
Opdykeaye, ne cor OF iths l2bx2Oo 70 lstaye; 900
Charles Williams ana wife 10 John Dean $3.50. 2,foO
O0th-st, 1853 u OF 4th-aye, lb.eX1o; JACOB -
lawson TO Redmond FOrresal- ....-.-- 10000
77th-st. Z75 II OF 4th.ave, 60xi022; Patrick Ken
nedy et el 20 COrnea Mylins. 6l5OO
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BROOKLYN propertp for Sale ano 60 Eet

nor SALE. 49, HOUSES. - The following
houscs are for sale BY LEoNARD M90p9 rs1 esiaie
er9Eer 20 Sogr. c I neat s4 dfsravc CUT
Paclcst corner gOry and basement hrck' WIN an OK
AmItt IT, Sstofy irowusone location and In perfect
order WI De- sold on easy terms . - a., 8.
Congress ST. 4sory bnok Gweing - 70 ms -"1"o iot
the finest sfJy bfOwnat1ue house tho
iIIl. finely iroscocd Zix'i and extension. 49,. a., ~, -
Sfcuoens near v lI1ushly 49, 2st.S stc ~ .i9 =
IL ROOMS an Improvements snd go0l ourt Flloe rslNt
Prospectpace tstory and basement pck ~ goo ORDER
with M improvements lJxi7 lot luh rice tpDpp
Adamset. 4story bgownstonc with nl imPioNo nts IN
good order good tuyestm,nt house Wen rented ,
MontaEue-st, With extra grounds Ssteiy pI9Nl''ohe'
27xlO finely iroscoc4 and sntnglh ohtT, ~ .kIU a.,
Re'naen a.. o. the hnest private residences on the
Ineni rscoe throughout mi he'd IN IN artistic and h0r
ouVh manncr equal IN all e.pcc, 70 hLse az, oi =
%ssaFton sygr5 On. Peses q property on ,h .,
street between ihe lrfge and litY hh Tor h''s'n' Ut
Tor improvements. Prices ana terms u SUIT ,.
Firstpl1co, near clinton g ana s"ty t9'is'ohe
houses fue locations; imnotia,e possession ~ uesi ,
socond.pace near Henry IT, 'aior} and cellar Dlgk. y
feet front IS feet deep lot ~ t,t rooms le'co ana
In iue order; want Ofer must be sola Iefs 70 s.lI
oxford a. near L1flycte-tvc, Hft1rY end basement
hrowusone 23xtsxOJi IN perfect order possession at
oTfofsf near DC Kaib,ve asory and easement brick.
22X45rlOO In good order hue location ptio' tlnpVo
Prospect Park and basement octaRon front
bIownsono h9nses {n9S com rStG, SsgsSS nm
Ia every respect will Do sold on ca.onnhlr tcrms d.
sixtLav H-sory RHd haeemont roWnstohc hon in hno
order. immediate possession can nc nuu guy - .
for sale n ~ parts o. inc CITY Ah ~ pcts iAhg
from 10 slOOOp0 Parties desiring % invest Ia real
estate woald 90 well 10 call
DOR SALE-HOUSE.-$6 900 for 3-story
4 has frarno house we'll built extra ssnt'ry plumingi
h rooms. lot 2OXl Dufled-st Fulton Has all I'M
P'O'sm'"'' f0 J. pi' SEiRI&1N 81 5thavc Brooklyn.
NOR SALE.-Great bargain 191 Lincoln-pl.
u rooms perfect order best esidence for price IN mar
ket possession ned aty. iieicef owner ~ hborU-s
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Miscellaneous.

lady, middle-aged, with young daugh.
services wond be repaid by instruction Of her
ier the applicant has most undoabted refer as TO
and capacity TO perform her duties Address
y. A. NJ Box 40. Tribune Office
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6ilnaiions ruanie0 lllales.


NOACHMAN-C OOK.-Bya respectable Ger
~ man English eaupie no ohidreni man ,fs cosehman
groom plain gardeulng WIFE, nrstcass COOK besi c.eI
ences Address COACHMAN 80 atanlonsi. "a noor.
GOACHMAN-By Young man who thor
ouqhlv his business and has been LIVING Win
two Of tine families Eegfork CITY Tor the past zen
years No references. Call J. k los west 5Oth-st.
COACHMAN.- by a respectable Young mar
~ Red man Protestant; thoroughly experience, per
fecty capable oblgngj city or c9gnt rsso.niet,y
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable,
~ Protestant married man with family can be Wen rec
commended by late former employer Dom can W.
country preferred Can address NJ j. gao East 2Otht
COACHAiAN.-By an industrious single man
~ thoroughly understands his business In inc care o.
horses harness carragesi careful CITY ana county,
driver; VIII be found ndustTious ana islaDe' ~
more object than high wages city reference ~,
EARMER.-By married man no children !
unders ands farming and the care Of STOCK OF 70 uho
care OF genteman's place hrstcass references a
poyoT eau be seen. Call or addrcss K room T. SSZ East
03dst
~ ARDENER.-By a married man Engllsh, i |;
W no encumbrance; rs OF practical experience IN
this country with greenhouses hot and cola
flowers and vegetables thoroughly undeIsahus @
good gazier wfeSwoud take charge oidaiy OF poultry
'"' O. Il g. Tribune Uptown ofes ,2ss Broadway
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IMAM LINE OF STEAMERS

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Japan CHINA. NEMZEALAND. AUSTRALIA, GEN.
TRAI AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New York. pier foot Canal-st., n. r.
For the lsthmua VI Panama
ACAPULCO sails Thursday, sept III, noon
Connecting for Central and sOuth America and Mexico
From san Francisco, LIST ana Bfannan stS
For Japan and China.
CITY OF PEKING sails saturday sept 10 p m:
Tor HONOLULU. NEW-ZEALAND aud AUSTRALIA
CITY OF SYDNEY sails SATURDAY: SEPT; 70 p M
or on arrival OF London mails AT san Francisco
For freeh passage and general information apply az Com
pany's Office on the pier foot Canal st, n. r.
F' Ill. j. BULLAY. superintendent.
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Musical instruction.

Jew YORK CONSERVATION OF MUSIC,
\ NO. D EAST l4thst.. ID Door East Of 5TH-AVE.
Chartered In 1865.
NOW OPEN DAILY from o. m. 10 p. m.
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Ocean Steamers.

EOR BERMUDA. ....
j WEEKLY STEAMERS
ELEGANT steamers ~ the quebec steamship Com
many TRINIDAD and OHINOCO. will De dispatched
EVERY THURSDAY fTom NeW.lOrk and Bermuda
'Orn0c0" hOm New. York April . Excursion rates so
SEQ Tor passage iniornaton. Sc, Apply 70 p,
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY. 2O7 Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" Between New. York Havre
CompArV- Pier now No ~ North foot OF Mortonst
lABltApOlI Felicr If hautcrye. ... We'd sept - a. IA
NORMANDiL. Frangcul... Wednesday sept rs. II a. m
CANADA. de kersabe Wednesday. sept 23 $50 m
AsfEkIOIE Sanfeli.. Wednesday sept, 80, a.
CABIN by Olind3 lsodr and ~. simon go
Checks payable AT slight suit the Banl1o
Irlnsatlanuquc OF Pans
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. Bowling Green.
BRANCH OFFICE. Lao BROADWAY.
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rSA YEAR.-BoaTd and tuition young
p i tO ladies. misses. Female Seminary; $40, yoLng
10, boys, Military Academy. Address
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, Hadd0nloli y. J.
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DOCKTAND COLLEGE, Nyack- on-the-

|VVIhIANU OUIILOLs
~ Rposcn-Preparatory and business Tor gentlemen.
uat course for ladies'; twelve teachers Year opens
~ y ''"0 ''' W. II. BANINsTER. A. NJ Prin
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nor SALE.-Great bargain l91 Lincoln-pl.
perfect order best rrSidence for price I'm mar
ket possession Immediately Ieicef owner. ~ hbofys
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GUNNER Resorts.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

BATH. l. /.
o,en mill senteuber 90 Frstclass family hotel. safe
boino Good boating and fishing Forty minutes from Pier
n II by Sea Beach boats railroad VIA Bath Junction,
eaVvc half hourly Direct without change OF cars AZ 10.
o. 10 and $40 D. l. d. WlNChESiEtS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-05

HAMBURG AMERICAN SIS. cos LINE for
PLYMOUTH Q.ond0nl CherbOurg paris and Hamburg
Lessing.... sept 10 a. M Wleland ..sept ~ noon
Scut. H. n Rhnetia sept. ~, 80 n m
First $50 500 and $40 SteoIage SO Round IMP at
EifN n ARDT a CO.. c. b. RICHARD & co,
GEN Ats 81 Droads NY. Gen Pas. Agts VI Bway. NY
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tEw-JERsEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL.
TRENTON, NEwJERsEY.

ng ladies' AMI gentlemen in this school, under the care
kocton Of competent teachers prepare themselves for
ge business Two hundred dollars per year for Board
lzon, Books Light and Fuel and Washing. All bedroom
x table furniture supplied by the school TIE Male end
fcale Departments are under one head but entirely
rEte both in the Boarding Halls and School Send for
palozue w. HASBRoUCK PRINCIPAL
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BENNINGTON SEMINARY

cfers rare educational facilities Tor boys ana RIls'
f m heaters gas flreescapes, perfect sanitary arm
fstS over 10000 in improvements this season Hlgo
THos HANI1N. d. D.. Pennington, y. ].
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Tho following sale was held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
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DOR SALF-HOUSE.-S6,0O 900 for 3-story
has frame house, well built: extra ssnit,ry pumlngi
h rooms lot 2OXlOO DufeldsL. Fulton Has al in
prOyements For permit apply 20 49, 80 go -
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GATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
BUTCHER HOUSE,

PAWLING. DlINHEss 90, \. L.
SO n iles from the city on Harlem H. L.
This POPULAR RESORT, having al the modern improyt
ments and convenience Of city hotel WI II. RENAL!
OPEN ALI. TIE YEAR Low prices for autumn MONTH
send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-05

|pLUMBIA COLLEGE GRADUATE.-An
rlefienced tutor also stenOgrapher} woald teach In
s<xl0r board highest references given Address
COLUMBIA. Tribune Office.
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aHRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
= tGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers TutOrs, Gov
>t< etc. 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 20
- MRS. ~. ]. YOLNO.kULION. % Union SQUARE.
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9LUMBlA COLLEGE graduate, class 'S4,
&fes position as tutor assistant 10 principal 10
w ~ years Of ageI achurchman; histciass refer.
q w GIFroRp a45 west Asth a., Ne,,vor,, ct,x
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HEATH HOUSE,
H0TEL. KAATEhSKLLL,

(ATNINIII NIULNEATNSf
Tho arpcx pulcmg ngnres quiet families invada.
Halroad access direct the hotel via n. Y. g. q IT,
r. r. and West Shore r. X. Tickets sold ana bageag
~ ~ w. r. PAIGE. Manager.
Cafskui y. Y.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
Fishes in Hot Water.
LL1ndon GoN4


Some experiments have just been made
by the secretary 0. the National / ish
Culture association. and reported by The
Fish Culture Globe, gives results curious
and possibly practically useful The OBJ
lect was 10 discover the highest tempera
ture at which fish can exist in water, the
competitors being carp, gudgeon, dace
roach, perch, golden tench, common
tcnch. trout, salmon, and minnow. Not
till the water reached 30 degrees did any
sign OF lauguor show itself, and the first
that gave IN was a perch at 50 degrees.
Then followed retirements in the follow.
Ing order Roach, salmon, minnow,
gudgeon, dace, common tench, golden
iench-until the carp was left winner OF
the prize for endurance, holding out till
VI degrees. 3 degrees better than the best
record below him.
Having taken the hot water neat with
what looked like fatal results, the natural
corrective was exhibited in the form of
brandy, which, to the dismay of teetotal
practitioners, presently set all the compel
itors swimming about In their normal
condition Just as If nothing had happened,
with the sole exception Of one GAGE, who
died martyr either to science or to the
somewhat heroic remedy.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21

loAn francScO Nhll
The native Samoan race is the mos.
tractable and intelligent tribe Of Oceanica.
Before the advent OF the whites war was
Of rare occurrence They lived simple
easy. indolent life. They believed in d
supreme being, but the forms of their re
ligion were much simpler than most OF
the Feejeeans and the Tongese Aftel
the coming Of the whites they established
parliament lower house called faipule,
an upper house called tamui, and in imi
tation of its civized prototype has al the
functions of the British parliament BE,
sides they have a king, Malietoa, and vice
king, Tupria, who possess the limited
veto power.
The government is maintained by a
light taxation, As there is no standing
army, no navy. no state church, nor any
Of the multitudinous offices of more en-.
lightened communities The natives are
mostly all hristianized through the
efforts of the London Missionary society
and the Marist fathers. The youth Of
Samoa are now being taught TO read and
write
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
IChicavo Tribune.


"see here, said the managing editor
kindly but firmly to the young man who
has just come TO do the fires and dog
fights and assume general charge Of the
entire Taper; you must be little more
careful la your grammar and spelling
\ ou mike too much trouble for the com.
posters and proof. reader. You say in
this article he had went and we have
never saw Then you spell separate
with two ps and four e $, and you say
we have come TO the conclution and that
We are horrafide at the bear ideea Now,
you must be more careful and"
"Aw well. look here. shorty. cried the
young man, give fellow a chance You
got TO remember I've been ia college for
eight years aud haven't had chance TO
learn anything about the English language
All the time we could s1are from rowing
and foot, ball was absorbed on Greek and
Latin, you know The managing editor
forgave him and promoted him to the
carrier department
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
venerrelas One Man Power.


GuEman Bianeo is supposed 10 carry
congress. council. president and courts
all under his own hat He dominates
senators and members Of congress, and
his candidates are invariably elected lie
make out list of candidates for the
council, and tbey are chosen; then the
man whom he names is made president
There is constitutional provision prohio-
iting the reelection Of president
50 that Guzman can serve in that ca
pacily every alternate two years, the
intervening time being tilled by some
friend Of his choice, who is said to he en-.
tirey subject t. his win His fourth and
last term expired in March. 1884; but in
March, 1885, II he lives, he will be presi'
dent again, for there is no one in Nene'
Zuela who cares ur dares contest the au'
thority of Guzman.
The president of Venezuela today is
.loaquid Crespo, a negro of coed military
record. imposing in appearance, and OF
reasonable ability. lie has cabinet Of
six ministers-of exterior relations. Of
finance, of war. Of fomento, of public
works, of public instruction. The
minister OF fomento combines the
duties OF our secretary Of the in
terror and postmaster general, and
the little navy is under control OF
the secretary Of war. The residence OF
the president faces the central plaza, or
Plaza Bolivar, and is known as the "Iel.
low House. but is not at present occu
pied, being too small 10 contain the family
OF Gen. CTespo Who has seven children.
Guzman Blanco never occupied 1t, for the
same reason, as he has nine children. The
yellow House" is gaudy affair Of two
stories, with only twelve rooms, including
four official parlors, a magnificent stale
dining.room, servants quarters, and all
that sort Of thing. Oncial dinners are
given there nowadays, and occasionally
the president receives foreign ambassadors
In the pArlors
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
A Very PrecoeIous Child.
rhicago Tribune. /


A little girl about years Of age was by
special favor permitted to take her seat at
a dinner party in mansion on Michigan
avenue. suddenly she ceased her meal
leaned YEARLY back in her chair, and OK.
claimed.
20 dear. feel all done up.
You ought not to use such expressions,
my dear, said her mother; you should
say you're tired
mo. mamma, haven't been drinking
adrop.
-Gracious me!' exclaimed the mother;
Swhcre on earth did the child learn such
things and In trice she was bundled
out Of nc room, while her father for
some minutes saw nothing TO look al but
The stars on the ceiling.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
SPRING..
brooklyn Eaglal

Hall. Aperiall
In SEVERAL
StAnzas, haill o month impcriall
All, well.
smell
The brush pile in my ntighbor's dsll;
greet
The sweet
Scent of the burning boots in bontires in the
street.
i CLANS
Askans
At the empty cans
Flung into my yard BY the neishboring
clans
Old bones
And stones,
Which nobody owns;
And scraps OF tin,
And shattered barrel ssvitl. heads caved in,
And cast-off garments, vile aS sin,
These line my path with a namsless fear
Things you can see with your nose; loud
smells that you can hear;
Tell me, in numbers mora OF lsss clear,
That spring Is here.
Right on this mundane sphere.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21

II Is said that ,ince sewing has lIeen In.
troduced in tue girls schools in Philadel'
phia, married men in that city frequently
ind the opening in the back Of their
shirts scwed up TO the collar button, their
daughters having mistaken the necessary
rear aperture for an unseemly rent But
this may be libel on the school girls
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
Tie L mn.Mnrn "NIndnnnn.,
iNorristown Herald.

Just how many "Madonnas !" Raphael
painted. has never been asCertaincd, per.
haps, but whene er a new art journal ap.
pears il is not long before It Discovers d
new Madonna and begins to print Q
dozen Old ones that have already been
seen hundreds Of times in such journals.
II Raphael had never painted Madonna
our art Journals would be more attract
i've
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
Jtnquerors IRON Persia.
BIS on Blu ge I

Cyrus, the first historical monarch OF
Persia, not only conquered all resistance,
notably that of Nebuchadnezzar and his
Babylonian dominion, and of the Lydian
King Or sus, but carried his victorious
arms even TO the Kgean sea; SO that
Asia, in so far as it was known to Eu-
rope, was synonymous with Persia.
Cambyses, successor to Cyrus, crushed
the Oldest power Of the world,
that of the Pharaohs; and the
third Persian king crossed the Bos-
phoross, that he might embody in the
colossal Persian empire the eastern
ands Of Europe and the borders Of the
pontos.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
The shah's Ser lglio.
Exchange

The royal seraglio Of Persia contains no
male person over the age Of III. aud no
Europeans Zach royal favorite has her
separate pavilion and her stat Of sery
ants. her e iulPages. and her jewels and
her revenue
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
QUITE shnIIow Enough.
D.troit News

Il trust the current Of my discourse last
Sunday was not lnciently formidable 10
hopelessly enguif you. loosely remarked
ayoung Detroit clergyman to lady mem
Der OF his congregation the other evening.
"Oh, no. Il was quite shallow enough
for comfortable wading. thank youl"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21

Five out Of the twenty one presidents Of
the United States were OF 5cotch.lrish
lineage ackson. Polk, buchanan, John.
son aud Arthur; two Of scotch-Grant
and Hayes; one Of Welsh-Jefferson and
one Of Dutch-Nan Buren,; the remaining
twelve being Of English decent
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
WAL Street News. !
The Autograph Craze,

The autograph album has oenssd 10 BE- o
fashionable cipse. 10 was always "a In
psrtinence II was the stand and dslivsr'
ammunition OF the social highway.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-21
Wanted 60 BE Disremovsd.

Civil service examiner 10 colored ap
plicant for the situation OF letter-carrier)
State the distance from London, England
10 Calcutta, India, via Suez canal.
Colored applicant-eay. boss. ef yo'se
gwiDe ter put me on dat route, you kin
disremoye my applicashun often de book
Modern Railway RinanciefiB
WAL Street Newsl
A president OF western railroad WA seen
In Chambers street yesterday. When asked
what he was in the hardware district for, he
replied that he was buying moving machines
to cut the grass on his rad, and expected TO
secure enough hay 10 pay the auditors
salary, All the rest Of the employees had
agreed 10 wait two years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-03

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nun mar i9 bod 10 in Der Mngff, baB
i'd gar ili6ts babe iagen t6nnen, ions
bern ltltr ben 4opf babe i9 gefduttelt.
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fleines Ding Ou, Dir f6nnt' id3 bod,
ni9ts 3u &eibe tbun, iett aber muBt Du
mir Md QqMbgelb geben.
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ben geblieben unb bat mir na9geieben,
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oerufen, unb tpie i9 ifeben aebIieben
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9at mir ms Obr gefaet: iibrigems,
tagte er. i9 babe nod Reinen auf benz
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Dor mir an fir9ten; unb nun mu6t Du
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BORT On iDobl2 benn bas 1T elm 3tdu.
Der, ober penn i9 nit Dir BIN. bann
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nal gut. yfadt Gran5. unb babel bo
pat er mir bic 6aHb gebriidt, unb ba--
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