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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

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BREAKFAST TONIC
DR.. Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic is q
highly concentrated vegetable remedy OF extraord-
nary merit and potency, possessing unequaled efh.
cacy in building and tonins up your constitution. pre-
venting all forms of malaria, and eliminating It from
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pepsa; potent and permanent invigorar0r. and q
thorough blood purifying tonic. II will strengthen
and give you renewed energy and vigor.
For sale by druggists and Erocers Price 90 cents
100 w. Lombard street, Baltimore, Nd.
au1-s, tu, tn 3m Sole Agents. U. y. A.
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A USTIN p BROWN. -
IA REAL ESTATE AND LOANA
1926 street northwest.

"A REAL Estate AND LOANS
1926 street northwest
a.. new brick Houses Waliack Place corner 18Th st
Brick House. ST. near Capitol. $1,000.
= brck Houses, Vermont ave, bet and W sts
a brick Houses, 18th ST.. bet Q and R, sssoo to
brick Houses. P ST., bet 9Th and 10 SITS. 5000
Brick House, St ne; bet 10th and 18th, $4,000
brck House House 18th St bet and 9; sl3 600
brick Houses. ST., bet 18th and 18th, $4,000
Brick sries House House Ps. NV bet 5.h and 7th $4,000
Briek House. Corcoran st., bet. 1lth and 18Th
Brick House, 1871 St s.w. near Smithsonian Insta-
St SfieE n Houses 2sth St 500 so
Large double House. Massachusetts ave, bet 18th
brick Houses, P St., bet eth and 9Th. $4,000 and
briek Houses St NE bet ssh ana 9th $500
each. ~'~
BRICK House. l4th St.. near Agricultural depart
for ns aas h ave. suitable
Brek St. b Sss a asin and 3D.
az Brick House. NJ, bet. 10th and 18th. with stable
Brick House, cor liz AID r, $1,000
s, frame CSesgs large lot. 81. near New Hamp-
Brick House. ION st. Sc. bet F and O.. 5000
brick Houses Riggs st. % 500 each.
Brick House. Vermont s awe ae Sst and T. sss 600
Brick House, ST., bet. 18th and 18th Nv, 10000
Rrick House. cor Mass ave. and 18th st.. $4,000
Saean1 properly In all sections Of city and subarbe
Money to loan on real estate security. '1e~
Large loans a specially. oc31m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

PITTSBURG, October 21.-At largely attended
meeting Of the Allegheny county bar associa-
ton this afternoon, to take action in relation to
the death of Hon. Malcolm Hay, number of
eulogistic addresses were made and suitable
minute was adopted. The funeral will take
place tomorrow. The interment will be pri-
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lain j. Vaughn Lewis, formerly rector of st.
Johns church of this city, was recently court
martialed on charges of conduct prejudicial
to good order and discipline. The speci-
fcatiOns charge drunkenness. He was SEN
fenced to be confined to the limits Of his garri-
son for two months and to be publicly repri-
manded. The sentehee was, however, re-
mitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

MoNTREAL October 2l.-The official returns
at the health office to-day show 81 deaths from
smallpox in the city yesterday-seven In Ste
Jean Baptiste one in st. Henri, and one in
Point Ste Charles IT is said there are over 100
cases of smallpox In Ste Cunegonde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

THE CONTRACT for stone masonry on the
federal building at Louisville, KY, has been
awarded to Oman & Ste war;, OF Nashville, Tenn,
nj their bid OF S43, lO7.
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Gen. Grants Pemknife.
SOLD TO DIR. WEBSTER, OF ENGLAND, FOR
500

Some weeks ago widow who at that time
lived near Long Branch brought to New York
gold-mounte1 penknife which she said had
been lost by Gen. 6rnnt IN . railroad disaster
near Little Silver station some years ago. The
knife bore the name Of Gen. Grant on ono side.
The lady said II had been found by her son In
the bottom OF u stream Of water that runs near
Little silver station, and into which some Of
the cars were precipitated when the railroad
accident occurred. She proposed to have IL sold
for the benefit of the Grant monument fund
Nothing beyond what the lady told was known
Of the history Of the interesting relic. II Wa
an1ounccd for sale, and Mr.. A. J. Packard, q
Buffalo, n. Y. offered $50 for Il. In the mean
time q letter was received from Col. Fred
Grant saying bis father owned such knife
and that IL was given TO him while on his Eu'
ropean tour. The paper containing the notice
found Us way % Eng!ond and was thfrs
United States consul. who had given the knia
10 Gen. Grant and who Immediately Recognised
II by the description. He sent 20 ffiend a
New York city and asked him 70 secure e !!
possible, and yesterday that friend called and
paid for Il 500. which wfl1 50 70 the 0raas
monument fund cQmmfttet- II eeems 9 he3pZ
occurrence that the kuilo should Ind 10 No.
back TO the original donor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

Thomas Shorter, of 145 Pierce street, reports
| that a coat and set OF scales were stolen from
| his push-cart.
In the case of Kerns against Howe, in the Cir
cult Court to-day, q verdict was given for de-
1 nrAon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

CRIMINAL CouRr-yudoe MocArfhav.
James Moare. aSsaulting an Officer: new trial
granted James Temple, convicted OF petit lar
ceny, second offence. sentenced 20 the reform
school during minority. John Cation, larceny
=. norse and wagon; jury out Adolphus Bur-
sess' mouse breaking; jury out.
POLICE CorRr-Jedge Saca.
n, ip.eay, BENJAMIN Carpenter, assault on John
"a. Edeiin; 80 or Is days VIM. Long. colored,
ASSAULT on James Henry: $1o or 80 days. JaA
harmon, assault: $40 or 80 days. Joseph Fer
Soson assault on Pauline Heimuth: IS or 10
asys' James Ingram, colored, larceny; 80 days.
Vast Migrastsn ef Squirrels.
LEAVING NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI rN THOU
SANDS IN SEARCH or BETTER room.
phenomenal migration OF squirrels ~ noe
In progress from northwestern Mississippi ID
the direction OF Arkansas. They are crossina
the mississippi from innumerable points along
a line twenty miles I'm length extending from
DE Soto Front Miss, about 1--WE miles below
Memphis southwark, 10 a point twenty-fivs
miles distant and are migrating westward
through Lee and Crittenden counties. Ark.
They are raveling In thousands and the peopl0
who live along the line of their march are Mn.
Ing them with sticks In countless numbers Fin.
tcrprising men are following them I'm waguna
Strengthening as they 20. aud shipping the car
cssses TO the nearest market They seem TO
have lost all fear OF man, and In some iustsncsS
have attacked hunters DIR Peters, OF Lee coun-
~, Ark, killed thirty-eight In his wood nile
with no better weapon than stick. A ximilaS
migration was observed thirteen years ago. and
Is well remembered by old citizens. No one
seems able to assign cause for the migration,
squirrels are Ia search OF better food than Mo,
sissippi can furnish.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 D. m. prices
of the New York Stock market to-day reported ~
special wire to III. III. Dodge, $50 18Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

William NJ. Evarts spoke for the republican
ticket in Buffalo last evening. He will deliver
but three political addresses In the present
campaign. One is to be in New York city the
Mrs. Bessie Littledale, aged 81, lodging at the
American house, Boston, who had just come
afternoon BY hanging herself to the gas jet In
her room.
PENSION SwINDLER CoNvICTED.--A Tren.
ton, N. j., special says: Charles Payne, jr., q
lawyer, living in Millvflle, was tried In the
United States court today FOR presenting forged
ington In support OF o personal claim for PEN
sion. 1t turned out that he wrote the signatures
tSs. q bis to n
OF his service with company b of the 18th New
jersey volunteers. The jury remained out UNI
vi a
indictments against Payne for extorting Illegal
pension fees. He was Aned $500 for . similar
ofIense at the last term q The Isdenal court
SHOOTING IN ST.. LOUIS STREET CAR-In
St Louis Monday night eight or ten men
attacked the conductor and driver. both al
whom were badly beaten. The pAesengofS in
the car were panicstricken. Finally he AZ
bullets struok IN old coiorsd woman in the
thigh, 1nficting painful wound. The woman 4
SCREAMS seemed 70 demoraliss the rulaaas, and
they ned escaping erress .........
s DROWNED HERsxIF on THE EVE or Hxn
q sa ss. kSuiss 3 WIZ sss
She wss Is cnssrioi lad aiSssioosss i semps1S
%sot j. a Fave s:ss s syos2 s sss "
man OF BOSTON. Ehe yeunt couple seemed vo1y
topd q eech othee, ee4 tie ie4y enPa11a1ay g
sss sss 'ssis e sss Ses 6 s 81. 3:
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RRTuHED $4,000 yoR 4 FLRe1 efALLlo1r.{-
sss:ss 81 E ps:ssy g Ei:s5;aI's :s! q;
1ey trQfSed HiIe . He ealy one ssqe91
~ y - s. 5sss ~ ss ss'''ss -; -
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EXPERT TYPE-wRITING.
r. CALIGKAPH OFFICE, 933 st.

IOOSEDALE
Ii BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots 20 feet front, $500 $3.50 $780, $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
located Immediately at the eastern end of the Co
iumbia railway company, 18th and SITS ne Plat 1t
my Office, $40 Market Space
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

THE Lungs ARE STRAINED AND RAcKED by
an obstinate cough, which, taken in time, DIR.
Jayne O. Expectorant would speedily cure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

From Harper's Magazine.
Before the sum Tor the Grant monument h
wholly subscribed there will be time carefully
TO consider what form the memorial should
take
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BOARDING.

DOAnOlN0.
DOARDNG-THE AUBURN, 22D STREET AND
JPennsyivanta avenue NV Handsomely furnished
mont rooInA Table board. permanent and transient
EOR RENT-6ll FIFTH ST, OPP. JUDICIARY
- equare, cheerful, weii-furnished Rooms and good
Table Board. convenient for Pension Office clerks
Iranssent Boarders accommodated ocl6-2ws
LNoR RENTAL AGO ST n W.. ELE
~ gAntly furnished Rooms. with private baths At
tnched md open CRATES: with or without board Can
ven IA ana 3 p M Oco-1ms
FTyHE MCPHERSON HOUSE, COR 18th ANDI
Il STA. VIII be reopened Oct Sth for the accommo-
ozfaoa Of perm 8nent, transient and table boarders
ocS-Im MRS. NJ T. SOUTHALL.
SPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND SIS.
y n.v.-For rent with nrst-ciass board several
very desirable rooms: also transient and table board
~ eScOumoCateo sei3-ow*
ENOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH
H nrstcia8 Board. az 1882 New York ave. oc7-2ws
FTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 5l2 9TH ST Nv
- aud the La Pierre cor. 10th and NV, are the
besa conducted Boarding houses city Tablet
ciaax pleasant rooms Terms moderate. oc21
ssYJyHE TREMONT."-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
rspainted. and in every way put in first-class
der Its the coolest and most desirable boar
n the city. Terms. SIS 80. $40 aud $45 per IA ie7
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FILTRATION WALK" LEADS TO MArRr.
MoNl.-The military post at West Point has
another sensation with wedding rs n climax.
been clerking in Commandment Hasbrouck' D
Office, and bright-looking daughter of Ser.
geant jeremiah Oman, keeper OF the light
mousse. The girls parents have frowned upon
the attentions paid their daughter by Wood,
anu efforts We're made 10 keep them from meet
ing each other. But FILTRATION Walk" often
saw them passing happy hours together, in
spite of the fact that parent Oman had his club
ever ready. Last week the Young man pro-
cured two days pass and, tucking Miss Oman
unuer his arm, the two quietly proceeded Ia
highland Falls. Finding a clergy man, they
bright and steady young man. The Young
couple have returned. Sergeant Dinan has
worried himself sick over the affair."
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day some OF Lieut.. Arnoids officers found
widow, Mrs. Kate Reardon, Of Baltimore, 1t
God had sent her there. She was taken TO
police headquarters, and then sent TO Bxlti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

DIED or BROKEN HEART.-For several
years past Annie Davis. an attractive girl had
9een Keeping company with Frank Arnold at
Toronto, Ontario. The date OF their marriage
had been fixed. and she was making arrange.
hiehts Tor the event. when Frank met with .
wealthy lady ia Hamilton, some wears older
than himself, TO whom he speedily became en-
gagged. The conduct OF her false lover almost
unsettled Miss Davis mind Tor "A time and for
days She refused food unless IL was forced upon
her. Once she was found in the bottom of an
oiq Wen Toy her friends, where she had Jumped
with the Intention of committing suicide. She
aftefward made an unsuccessful attempt to put
an end 10 her life by taking paris green. lew
days after this she learned of Arnold's marriage
to the Hamilton woman She sank gradusIlv
until Saturday evening last, when she died Of
grief. she was In good health when deserted
her death
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FAITH CURE CoNyENTIoN.-Personsi Inter.
ested In faith cures will to-day be afforded an
opportunity to ventilate their ideas on ths
subject al a national convention TO be held In
Philadelphia Ii is described as a Christian
convention OF those engaged I'm the study a
faith cures. Sessions will be held to-day to
morrow AID Friday
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agreed yesterday afternoon TO row the Hanlan-
Ieemer race of Pleasure Island, near Troy, y.
l., between 2:30 and 4:30 p. m, October oath
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING OF PaEsIDENr Cow.
RAIDS SoN.-torrespondence oil the Richmond
Wing, from Backsburg Va. says: A terrible
accident occurred here last Thursday morning
President 4. W. Conrads second son, Heath,
aged ID, was accidentally shot by Henry Rick a
young comraoe from Richmond, son OF A. Rick
They had gone into field near home TO shoot
some birds. They had flushed a covey of part.
ridges, and as they advanced To get a shot
Kicks gun struck small bush that threw tho
muzzle toward Conrads head and was dis
charged, the whole load striking him just above
the ear, fracturing the skull, making a terrible
wound. He Is totally unconscious and cannot
live save py miracle. President Conrad was
OH his way To the fair, but returned,
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KILLED BY COLLISION OF PASSENGERS
IRAINs.-A collision occurred last evening be-
tween two passenger trains on the Philadeiph "A
and Eria railroad about two miles south of
W1lliamsport, Ia. Arthur NJ. Middlekauf ex.
press messenger who was on the fast line west
and Eugene Thorn, OF Harrisonburg, fireman uI,
the engine OF the east-bOund train, were Killed
DANIEL Roat, engineer of the fast line. and
Harry Welcomer, engineerof the accommods-
ton train engine, were seriously hurt
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n. Y. I67 W. 23d st.
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SALE

NV. NE
6l5 11th ST oh 16rS1 500 ia 716 b ST S5 900
81 Ost. h m H. ar 537 500 eth ST., h. 800
va 18th SC -. l3r. 1900 81 NH .IOr.325O
.l9 Sth st. b b ,l7r 2s3 5l4 9Th ST. f. h.. 7r25OO
IA sth ST. bib 7r 2S3 3U5 4. Cap h. ar 1900
I2S Sth 81 ,bh.. az 2SS go III g., h. OgO
10l3 10Th bh, lOrI OOO 625A621 10th b. ,7r20OO
VI St, bh, Tor 105SOII216 Del av., h., 5r. $40
The above - only small portion of property my
books For full lis. call Office for bulletin issued
LIST and 18th. oc2Ol THOS T. WAGGAMAN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-28
TOWN ROLL,

Boyer Observation-Disclosures 8s4 a10.00, 1881
EOS: p acres and ! lot III Klrby street.
Bilbo Jos Is--taNee 1884 81 4 l0; sse acres, Il
acres fronlibg On Lake Charles sud south f.a
w Railway, bought At Succession Thomas
Biib0; 4 acIes bought OF ID J Reid, Is acres
on Lake Charles. width Improves
Bilbo Thos lakes 1854 81 80, 1882 0, 1851
g;i lot III Moss street fn0aiing Ia w Rail
way, bought Of y II Hlibp
Biair James rtexes 1854 elS.60; 2 lots on
fal0 street. bounded east ~ property 0f
Wan Meyer west by q Lsyafls, south BY
tlfesn Hal north BY PHO street
Carter Naitef--faxes 1884 $26a. RI lot
No S8 Kirby subalsision.
Clatk heirs " 4taxea l9ei EA cents, fS3
"a cents; IA lot b0ngh ~ ,fpieB tapeps
slegueutS s8y@ asa 82.Bas f2s9 z. an
lpt bought Or HIih1 subdivision
lo4fello Mss 3elHi-7taxas ls 8lA.1D; s.
lots % Noes and lasNfepqs streets
Cox q w --lazes 1874 81 40 Lei o. cofper
Bllho and Mil streets
tsatftfAt sitte tt7t a&Fa iNst ss w vi
alnniHg ~ ies som npF,l NsNef lat l&s
aAiehln'f sabalFieiap, ppd fsH 9Rlh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-28
Nom Resident Roll.

Ardoip .Tean sls--taxas 1894 "a en- olet,
aeres sv sIf TX n
4 nil w y ha5f q NJ z sdn
u. ! baH ai,aFte, NV. i ~ 4 Xxx, e,
ter a. ~ tn'5 ~ y Y fi'''''
W. 4 49, SP ~ .a,as 1904 az 10. !, 90.
i'm sorss . =, 5'Oo'
o,artar u ~ "a -
anarter n ~ aI,arter \ I o,iarter
!, II n. Y
u M a,a 1 1s W. bp1 iaslef, see
n y = 4, = Z -
o,srtsr " FL dna1.sl ~ iilal
10 . = 2 w ''Ve ~ 'pa
Ayand ano lps,,,,a,d. .tsxas.lea4 IA On. DOR
aeras las 4 d Ia IL 10 IA ma VA 4, ~
"a and Al (;,anf n ), M ~ m n a M
Z west = 10y
Riancha,yl Hairs Mary N .tavas 1907 (, %,
FAD aeres N see d III, 4 x I, II '''1'
Rradford II DT,--taIes 1874 z 90. 4oo Ao.1eo
acras Z ,alf n = anarter ~ IA 8, Il \,
ana 4 " o,iarter y ~ ana,tas ~ Y; ~ i
IL west. - Y = -
Bratlshaw a Frost--lS94 20 oD GAO aaras
sbaIf eee 5e entire 81 81 ~ q 4 y Z III ~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-28

"A AlilhAHa negro Mas heard to
salNpanlze pllliasapfiicallg s,De Knn
gu - no., &c cotton an 81 q
work an 50 hard, DAT dis iiaslZy feel
called npa q nn.aeh.l
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GAL.C SIS u EIJ
MARINE WAYS.

i DIN r. 'lL0ONEY'e lfarIne Wava n.
~ Gated sqngthe west bank Of the Caleasien
RIVER, opposite The lake and town "a Ialse
ieliafles, ~ are prepared 10 fillail orders I'm
building, hauling ont, and rspalring MA IN
palsi8ing, Az Studs Of sailing and steam vas
coast lnmleF and mercantile trade - : $40
Auufe5s John ?. OL00NEY,
Lake Charles, Calca psrfsh
AAsea l2, 1881 f7'sa's, Fl.
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rs great Eanehy far Kidney aad
LAYER diseases sofa 81 WA MnsHE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
MntInoisung.

I'm bic Mitte beg nd9ften Monats
tDer6en mir, tpie antdbrlt9 bot Weib-
na@ten, cine
GeftzNusgabe
erideiuen lafen, auf bersu N~usfattung
mir ~beion6ere Sorsfalt gu u~errpeaoen
~gebenfen. Wir BADEN fir biefe Nus>
gabe elm beionoers fairies 8unpapier
aus9emdblt unb bas Blai lou inbalt,
lid uno topographic 10 ausssftattet
uer0ert, 6aB es i'm sroBen 2eierfreiie
Der p5reien preie" beg gan3en @eitens
als elm 8orbpte Der nabenben 6~eiertage
angeieben perben fanu.
Die 9erreu @eI@dftsleute unierer
Stabt MAIDEN mir befonoets auf biele
Nusgabe, bic in 5000 @remplaren
erf9einen wirb; aufmerfiam. sic mirb
unifreitig bas mirflamife Mittel fem,
bic febr ftarfe 6euti9e 8eoolterung Der
@iabt unb ansreu3enben Counties aui
BEN Weee BET Mn3eiee NIT ben bier auf.
geipeiderten Waarenborrdtben, bic aat
tbeilmeife nit &idli6t auf bas beran.
nabenbe Wsibna6tsfeft ansei6aft muir.
ben, befannt gu MAIDEN.
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9ilettamtem 0prfeumng.

Gum 8eitem Der bur6 bas entiebli9e
8ranbungIiid in @atpe1tpn Obba1los
aemoroenen unb BeI1doigten mirb ON
9pnnerftag Nbenb Inn s ubr in Der
Surnerbale elm CONCERT BON Silettan=
ten gegeben tperben, an benz fi6 uniere
beutfden @eiangbereine unb bic belten
mu1ifaliI@en Grdfte bon San Mtttorio
betbeilisen tperoen. Wie uns 9err
Oscar S9mibt, Der 5as arrangement
bes Goncertes in bic 9arb genomme1,
n1ittbeilt, merbeu lt6 Der Beetboben
Mdnner6pr uro Der Menoelsiobn 8ers
elm unter 2eitung ibres 9irigenter
9errn Carl Bed baran betbeiligen, TO-
mie perl9iebene BON Mmerifanern 5us
iammengeiebte Quartette. Nn Soliiten
fino berbor5ubeben Grau Serb. 9erff,
Grau Dr. Sabre, SRI. Mimi @roB,
WfiB Sulia Sro, WiB MarD 2acofe
unb 9err s. $. MuIsr.
Ser @intrittspreis if-um Seben Die
getbeiligung gu erm0sli9en-auf muir
SO Gents fetgefebt morben unb es 1T
baber i'm Sntereife Der guten @a9e gu
piinf6en, baB bas Concert m6gli1f
sablrei6 beiu9t merbe.
n% pancoat & Sobn baben
bic neuelten Moben in 9uten aller
Wrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16
& e e +.

Soft ioIie man glauben, bic 8ilbung
tteuer Geuerfompagnien a0ge bas Muss
breden BON Geuer mad ii9. gis iebt
ginger Mo6en unb 5utpeilen Wtonate
barber bin, ebe bic Seuerpebr einmal
@eIesenbeit erbielt, ibre 8eltimmulg
s1 erf iillen, geftern inbeB murbe tie lit
einem 3eitraum bon "a Stunoen brett
NAL berausgerufen. Drei Geuer in Ell
mem Sage 1T Dffenbar gu bel fir San
Wntonio, ramentli6 felt es ii6 lit cine
b6l3erne Stabt bertpanbelt bat, uno
folte es i'm gleihen MaBe f~ortgebet, 10
ftebt gu befir1ten, BAT mir zines 11Ds
men Cages bonn ielben uusliid beims
geIu1t peroea, fpie @alpe1 ton. OHenz
bar ldBt es Die 8spDlterung en Der
n0tbisen 8orli9t Iebleu.
9as erte Geuer bra4 in elmer an Der
Naeosoo9ess5 traBe g%eleSenen S6miebe
aus, ma inbeB bon geringsr 8ebeutu11g
uno purbs iebr baio gej6I6t, ebe e5
sr0Beren S1aben anri9ten fonute.
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grapbii1en 8aQerie. Ser gissntbi=
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faben glei6 barauf bas Geuer gum
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ab, ner Strupel9e Salon, ole ermdbnte
photographer 8alerie, cine @nireis
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unb gum 5bell ausgerdumt morben,
blie5 aber peri9ont.
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redt bemerfen, pie grdBli6 leittinaig
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perbdlt. Wit Nusnabme oes 9truoez
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beffanOen bic anbern abgebraunten Sc
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ben pfdblen erri9tet bate. Inter
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Ieere &iften uub Gd1er, 8rennbols unt
&oblen &c. &ur3 bic 2eute lsbten aui
elmer groBen 3un6erbii6ie unb ban.
tirten gang far9Ios nit Geuer uni
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UNA bieie 9eute getpaitiam gum Gntfet.
men Der feuergefdbrli6en Stpfe aus ID
bi6t bemobnten StaottbeiIen 81
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gu u%nterbriiden, ebe es gr6Beren Sha
ben anriften fonnte; Die 6 Gamilier
freili9 baben Mles berloren.