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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-20
Sebermanm bat @elesembett.

Wdbreno Der ndditen breiBig Sage
offeriren mir unierm ausndrtigen 6anz
bel eine ausge3ei9nete @elegenbeit aur
grlangung ielten augebotener Wertbe
in ben unten be5ei6neten gDaaren.
Man ldume 1ti9t, 8eifelIungen iofort
einsuienben. Man risfirt ili9ts babel,
6enn unier &uf 1T feit begriinbet unb
mir balten, mas mir Deripre9en. Menn
Die Waarer, tpel6e BEL uns beitent tper=
ben, ni6t TO fin0, tDie angegeben, 10
fann man Iie auriidIenben. Die 8orz
tbeile, Die mir tDdbrenb Der nd9lten 80
Sage anbieten, beiteben in:
Ginem 8orratb bon IS Gtiid 19mar=
ger @rosgrainzSeibe, 10 3oll, 81 Die
Darb. Seie Waare piirbe gu $1.35
fir billig gebalten perben.
Ginem Tortatb BON 20 Gtiid f1uar=
ger 8rosgrain Seibe, ertra i1tpere
Qualitdt, 81 $1.35 bic Oar6. sic
muroe bisber ifets gu $1.75 bic Oarb
berfauft.
@inem groBen 0orratb bon ganaieiz
6enen ipanif6en @pibe1, i1mara unb
rabmfarbig, pra9tbolle Wuiter, bph
3oa brett, gu 20 Gents bic garb.
Ginem anberen 8orratb bon ganaz
ieibenen ipanii6en Spiben, f6mar3 uno
rabmfarbtg, neue Mufer, 5 3oll brett,
Is @ents bic Darb.
50 @tiid ganafei6ene fpanii9e @uiz
pure=@piben, rabmfarbig unb f9mar3.
6 3oa brett, gu 40 Gents bic Oarb.
80 Stid ipanif6e @uipure Mates
lahesSpiBen, rabmfarbig uno i9nar3,
6 3oa brett, febr f6wer, gu SO Gents
bic Darb.
250 9tid gebliimte 8attilfes, 80 3oll
brett, 20 Gents Die Oaro.
25O @tiid meiBes Snbia 2einen, bas
bette Wfaterial fiir tpeiBe Sommerfleiz
Der, 5u 16S Gents bic Oarb.
200 Dubenb folibe Cardinal gabD
uno iiegelbraune 9amensStriimpfe, all
% Gents bas paar.
Cine Quantitdt bimmelblauer uno
rotber Striimpfe, su so Gents bas
paar BEL
9dnger Bros,
Sallas, Seras.
0as sr6bte 9rp= =@oo5s=gei6aff i'm
Siiben.
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= Sie auf Die afebanii6en Wirren
be5ugbabenben Dofumenten, einiblieBs
lid Sir peter 2umsbetts 9epel6en,
follen Dem Parliament borgelegt tSerben.
= Die gdnali6e &dumung oes SUI
bans bur6 bic gngldnber bat begonuen.
Sie europdii9en &aufeute unb Beamz
ten fino fdon fort. gs berrf9t cine
Semperatur bon ia @rao i'm S9at=
ten. Nbu 9lngna, ber General bes
Mabbi, tpel6er bon benz iogenannten
neuen fali6en propbeten Bel Rorbofan
beliest tpurbe o6er fein fol-, 1T angebs
lid 5u bieIer, iibersegansen.
= Sie amtli6en 8eri6te Der @ng<
ldnber iiber Die beioerieitigen 8erluite
in ber S6la6t Bel 8atoufe lauten:
9ie englif6 eanabii6en Sruppen 9
Sobte unb AZ Nernunbete; bic &ebels
len 8 Soote unb 73 8ermunbete.
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Teras 8.

= 3mei farbige proitituirte lit ST.
ler gerietben in @treit, in tpel9em Die
cine bon ibrer GegHerin nit einem
@tein tobtgei9lagen tpurbe. 9ie Mor
berin 1T gefli6tet.
- 3mei 6er bon 9llen Garm e1t=
fobenen 9trdfinge tpurben BEL @albs
nell eingefangen. 9ie l1ebrigen iu=
den, nod Nusfage ber Nerbafteten, bic
merifanif6e Gren5e gu errei6en.
= U. Hobner, tpel9er ber Nerfiib=
rung zines Mdb9ens angeflagt tpirb, 1T
In Waeo berbaftet tporben unb tpirb
nod Neuz8raunfeIs gebra9t tperbea.
= 3mif6en Borne unb Comfort ers
trant Sobn Solder in Der Guadalupe,
als er 6ieielbe 5u freusen iu6te.
Ser @ouperneur bat @barles
Marren, Der bereits bor 25 Sabren
gum So6e berurtbeilt tpurbe, begnabigt.
Ct entiprang bamals aus benz @efdng=
niB unb man fonnte ieiner ME babbaft
nerben.
= Sn paris bat g. g, 9olmes, als
er @benbs ipdt nod 6auie fam uno fet=
ne Grau in @efeaf6aft ibrer e@meaer,
Mrs. 9igbe unb bes Mufiflebrers Oou=
mans traf, einen Nngriif nit einem
Meier auf bic Drei gemadt. Wtrs.
Sigbe unb prof. Oouman finb ben err
baltenen Wunben erlegen unb Mrs.
9olmes iff i9tper pertpunbet. Ser
M6rber 1T eingefangen uorben. 3mi=
f6en ibm unb ieiner Grau fdiuebte cine
S9ei6ungstlase.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-20

am uenig1tem, tpenn gr babel ift =
6ann = baum = bel @ott, bann gebe
i6 @u6 Beibe preis!
Nuf ber borberen Serra1e Han6en
bic beiben 9iener Gran3 unb Mntom,
nit dngitli6en unb bo6 auglei9 neuz
gierigen Bliden na6 BEN Werfen binz
iiberi9auenb, aber 1ie fubren ni6t tpez
niger erf9redt auriid, nie borbia Ser
S6i6tmeiiter, als ibre snd6ise Grau,
bic bod III Der &elioen3 iein muBte, llr=
pl6bli6 bor ibnen fanb, obne baB tie
aud nlr einen Wasen geb6rt batten.
9ur9 bic Werfe fonnte Bic iunse Ser
rim bod unm6gli6 gefDmmen iein, nod
tpeniger bur9 ben Parf, uno bod mar
lie iebt bier. 9ie beiben 2eute tparen 10
beitiir5t, oaB lie faum auf bic ibnen
oorgelegte baftige Grage anttporten
fonnten, inbefen erfubr @ugeaie bod.
oaB 9err 8erfotp lid) nod ausenblid>
lid I'M 9auie befanb, unb nun elite iie
raid bic Sreppe binauf. Grana, Der
ibr gefolst mar, fanb nod mebr 8elez
genbeit, ii9 iiber bic gndoige Grau 81
tpunbern, benn eiefe bl1loete es faum,
oaB ct ibr Oben i'm 8or5immer SUIT unb
Mantel abnabm, befabl ibm gu bleiz
ben, als er nit Der Melbung ibrer Nns
funft nod benz bonl 9errn betpobnten
Gliigel hiniiber ellen mollte, unb ertldrz
te, iie tperbe ielbit ibren @en,abl aufs
fu9en. Ser Diener iab ibr nit offes
mem Munbe mad. Das ging ia Maes
tpie i'm Sturintpinbe, mas fonnte es
benn nur ilt ber &eiioena gegebeu baben2
(Gortiebuns folst.)
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GS mtrb suge9ebell

upn 0faudern uap peln Yublituin uber,
baurt, baB meine Yreiis niecriser uno
meme WaareR be6er linb unb baB lehtere
mebr gefrieoisuns sspdbren, als bieieni.
gen, bic ntan BON Sdnbleru fauft, tpelde
nad erobem Brof fit ftreben.
saeinen grfols i'm @eiddft idreibe i'd
ein3ig benz llmltanb 81, baB ieoer ben ppls
len Wertb leines @eloes in Waareu erbdlt.
SIM HART,
@ds Wain pla3a uno SOleoab s@traBe.
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-Sm 0otel. &eiienber Ger
bor elmer Stunbe angefommen) gum
Wirtb: n@nti6ulbigen Sic, baB i9
mid wieber entierne. Sd babe ni6t
getpubt, baB cine 59miebe i'm Sauie
1T. "-@irtb: Isle iiberrai6en mid.
Sn meinem 9otel 1T bod feline S9mies
be-" = &eiienber: uM6t? Sa, mas
bammert oenn 6a f6on .ieit elmer
@tunbe?"-Wirtb: 80 berubigen sic
fi9, bas 1T nur bic &69in, Bic bas
8eefteaf flopft."
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Widti9 fiir Nuswauberer.
@rOBe YreiserudBisuns in Der lleberfabrt.

Ser llntersehnete if erma6tist @a1ase,
ideine, freie 8efoftisuns einsei9loiien, BON 8re.
melt nod San Antonio fiji $S4.l5 fit eripnb-
iene &erjoneri ous3ui1ellen. Wlit 8et6fisuns
bis Stein gorf $25. ainoer unter IL Sabren
aablen bic 9dlfte.
Der Treis fir Die &eile bon Gan Mntonio
mad Bremen betrdst nur nod einidlieBli6
freier Bet0figune $4O.35.
8erner 8illets gu erniebrigten 4reiien bon
antperpeu, Sabre, liverpool, Queenstoun,
Sdpeben, Danemarf unb gloriueeen mod San
Mntonio t,nb auriid.
Mdberes gu erfabrsn bel
s.. @rieienbed,
22,f ,tuiu @aifases asent, San Gntonio.
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cages : Weuigfeitea.
8 ! q Il B.

= Sn &oods unb ben angren3enben
Counties BON 2anias linb so Meni@en
bur9 einen Sornabo tbeils get6btet,
tbeils pertpunbet morben.
= Sn 8uffalIo famen 43 nit @e=
treble gelabene 8oote bon Chicago ait.
.@ie bra9ten iiber 2 Wfillionen 8uibeI.
- Die 8ierbrauer aus ben Ser.
@taaten baben fi6 i'm Serrace @arben
3u Stem Sort au ibrer 25. Sabresper>
lammlung 5ufammengefunoen.
= Mus 250 Counties in &anias,
MiHouri, Nebrasfa uno Soma tpirb
iibereinftimmenb gemeloet, baB Die bies>
idbrige Wei3enernte f9le9ter ausfdqt,
als felt ben lebten 10 Sabren. @benfo
ertpartet inan cine ungiinlfige Mais=
ernte.
- Die Milion Ndbmai6inensGabrif
in Stem Saoen bat fi9 fir iniolbent
erfldrt.
= Sie gel6dftsleute in Stem Or
leans baben CUTE 9offnung, bic aur
Wieberer6hnung Der Nusfellung erfor=
berli9en Gonbs aufaubringen. Die
giienbabnen fasten bereits ibr l1nters
Sn gsenbota, Sa., bat Wlrs.
Sobn BaileD, bic Grau zines &oblen.
grdbers, einen Mann Namens Broms
ming eridoflen, Der eesen ibren Wiflen
ibre Wobnung betrat.
= Ser Genat bon Slinois bat enbs
lid Sobn u. 2osan gum Ser. Staten
Senat erndblt.
= Die 9anbmerfer 8ereine BON
Chicago, bic in ben nd6fen Sagen ibr
Sabresfeff feiern, baben bef9lolen,
@o3ialiffen un6 Guar6iiten oapon aus
auf6lieBen.
: Sci Gait Sasinatu, Nai6., ifebem
bic Wdloer f6on feit mebrerem Sagen
in 8ranb.
-Sn Niiltpaufee 1T Bic gfonne
Matbilbe Sberbed aus benz &lo1ter
Notre Dame entfloben unb bat 1i9 i'm
Wfilpaufee Glub ertrdnft.
= $. %. SerrD im 2pn6burg, Der
einen Mann ermorbet bate, tpurbe bon
benz emp0rten 8olf aus Der Sail gebolt
un6 gelDn9t.
Muslano.
: Ser amerifanii6e Gelanbte pembs
Teton 1T in Berlin angefommen.
= 8on @ien tuirb beri6tet, paB am
Is. Wtai elm S9neeifurm in llugarn
uno einem 3beile bon Oeitrei6 miitbete,
Der bic @rnten serit6rte. Mebrere per=
fonen iinb erfroren.
3mii6en Orangemdnnern nnb
&atbolifen fanb in @lasgop cine be,
beutenbe S6ldgerei tatt, in Der biele
perfonen Wunben babon trugen.
= Ser amerifanii6e @eianbte
Pbelps fir @nglanb bat Der &0nigin
iein 8eglaubigungsi6reiben iiberrei1t.
= 8ietOr 6ugo lit betpuBtlOs.
9ie fran30lii6e &e9ierung iit
bon Der ipanii6en &egierung inter-
pellirt poroen pesen 4uf3ieben elmer
Glagse auf ipanii6em Serritorium in
Nfrita.
: Da es aug benz Griese tpabr=
fdeinli6 nidts, mirb, sieben fowobl
&uBlano mie England ibre Jlotten gu
Seeman0bern 5uiammen.
= Nie @efangennabme &iels bat bic
&ube in Canada bod nod nidt bOlig
ipieberbergelteQt. Wlan ertpartet einen
Mngrif bes 3duptlings Big Bear nit
ieiner Banbe auf bas Sta5t6en Battle
forb. &iel foa ertuarten gebdngt au
iperoen unb wibmet ben gr6Bten She'll
ieiner 3eit bem 6aiten unb Seten.
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sm Die 6auptsiehnma Der 6 i

s9 Die @anpt3iebnmg Der 6 B.
nigl. @d9fif@en Staats=
lotterie beginnt am 4. unb enbet
am 26. Mai D. S. Son ben i'm &abe
berbliebenen $4,000 2ooien, tperben
$4,000 @etpinne geapsen, bon benen
Der gr6Bte 9auptgetpinn 500, 900 Mart
unb Der fleinite @etpinn ni9t peniger
als 260 Marf betragen tpirb. Spe3ielIe
Musfunft bieriiber ertbeilt g. Mfarfs.
1914, ,tup-26,5
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@ernne fp nuf.

@iele seipilienloie 8erfdufer ni0gen Gu6 IA.
gen iie baben Seilmittel fir Suften unb @rfal.
funsen, bic serabe 70 gut finb alS Der elte
auberIdiiige Dr. 8oianfo Suffen> mnb 2unsen>
9brup, ,1nb menn ibr nidt barauf beffebt bic.
fes Seilmittel 3u erbalten, iperoet ibr iebr on.
gefibrt perben. NreiS so Gents unb $1.00.
8erfauft BEL s. &aIttyer C Con.
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Meill @rmalstseer.

0ie Draderpreffe 1T mad)tiaer als Der
Drummer. 81 foitet nidt mebr, %reis. .@ircu,
Iare an 100 aaufleute gu ienoen, ots einem elm.
aiaen Mannt Yroben SIT seigen.
sd, pable Oiele Metbooe, UNI bic @eldaft8-
leute auf enen @esenifanb Su lenien, ber jeoen
Ipar1amen sfaufer interefiireu mu6 Sd babe
teinen Yaunel, nit Dem id ben @eiuinn tbeile.
Sd be3able feinen tbeuren &eiienben unb feline
SoteI.Bil, I'm, meine @aaren einaufIbren. Sd
bcrfaufe before Waaren uub bilIiser, als cine
ssirma fam, peIde ibrem @eipinn Die enormen
guasaben binSusufiiseu bat, meld)e @eldafts>
&eifenbe beruriadeu.
Sim. Hart, @soIeale sobatbanOIer.
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Die
MtaQOrn 0amDfer=Qinte

jpil1en @aIbe ton lnb
1HE!a Mem gorf bietrt Neifenben
nod europa bic bette, bilisife
uno suelei@ ansenebmfte 8eiferoute. Cir Cure
bon DeutldIan6 fommenbe 1ernanbte ift bieIer
BEG Der empfsblenspertbeffe, ba AufentbaIts.
Speien in Stem gort bon Der gompagnie fir
bieielben be3ablt nerben. gurdbillette iinb su
ben alerniebrisifen preiien gu baben. @essn
9idets ober Yreisliften pen6e man iid an ben
nddfen asenten ober 8idetasenten. Details
nebft Drud1aden tperben bereitwiIIig bertbeilt
bon 80. 8. Dottn9, asent,
q. Geblcrt, YaiIage. glerf,
4,2,t ~ @eft, gommereeffr., Gan slntonio.
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Wenn frii6 bas 9eaB i'm @laie
i9dumt, ,-tpiro uni're 2aune aufgez
rdumt. .-folbalo bic 2uft rinssum i'm
Gampf-mit buftig blauem Sabafs=
0ampf.-Mber bite: Geinen &neller,
fonbern nur Sorten bon Gail & Mr
bier 3ll raumen.
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= 8on aaen @eiten tonlmen 3eugz
niiie, baB Sr. Muguf &6ntg 8
s mburger Gamilien= 81 b l.
sinen, bic befen 6ausmitteI iino,
pel@e es giebt. Sn alen Npotbeten gu
baben.
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: Stilbliitbe. Die erite Nadt
nod benz Sample berbra9te Der 3Snig
in Werapeiflung, bic aueite in Nusss
burg.
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ASSESSMENTS on JUDGES.
LIVELY DISCUSSION IN THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Tho meeting. of the Enr A.-ociniiOn Inst evcn-


The meeting of the Bar Association last even
ing was unusually large and 1t became highly anil
mated over a discussion OF the bill drawn by
Artemus H. Holmes and recently introduced In
the legislature making 1t criminal offence
for any candidate for q judgeshp TO con-
tribute toward election expenses any political as
sessment The matter report recommend
ing that the proposed bill be amended by substituting
instead Of Section tho following:
ANY person who shall within three months prior TO his
election the Office of Judge or Justice OF any OF tho
courts referred To In Section directly or Indirectly SUD
scribe or pay ipdui po" anv other person TO
subscribe, pay. or promise to pay any assessment,
subscription or contribution ~ money OF properly OF
any kind value whatsoever for any political purpose
or In consideration OF obtaining receiving nonina-
ton for such Office for the purpose OF inducing or
causing or Influencing any political organization, con
yenIinn committee or body TO nominate him such
Office shall be guilty Of misdcmctnor and shall on con
vction thereof be punished 10y Zine OF not less than
81 900 and by Imprisonment for not less than one year
Mr. Holmes approved the amendment and made q
speech advocating the adoption OF the resolution L.
Elery Anderson rdiculsd the practical working OF the
proposed law. +. l. stetson moved 10 amend by strk
In out the words " for any political purpose or" lie
thought that while the amount contributed should be
lImite . IA cial candid ite should giyd Proper share
toward expenses. David Mcclure moved 10 lay ON
the table, but Mr. Holiness suggestion that
This would throw this session OF the Legislature
voted down. After other comment Mr..
stctgous amendment WAS adopted by q small majority.
MIR Holmes in great disgust, asked leave to withdraw
the resolution and substitute another TO the effect that
the association approved the payment OF by
judicial candidates This was greeted with Kisses ana
was pressed. The outcome OF the discussion that
followed that special meeting for the discussion OF
the ston called for March 30 Before that time
printed COPPER the proposed law to be sent to mem
bers
simon aterne. IA chairman OF the Committee I'm
proved Methods of legislation made long report sug
gesting the appointment OF permanent committee TO
revise all laws brought before the Legislature, and other
reforms similar to the methods Of the English Para-
ment The report was laid over for future consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
PASSED OYER THE GOVERNORS TETOES.
AcrIoS OF THE NEw-JEEsEY LEGIsLATCRE-MR.
ABBETT's PARTISANsHIP.

Action OF TIVE NEw-JEBsEY LTGIsLATCRF-MR.
ABBETI's PARTISANsHIP.
IPRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
TRENTON, March 1O.-GovcTnor Abbeits
yeoes received scant respect In three instances To-Day
The Senate this morning passed the bill empowering inc
Newark Common Council to appoint or dismiss ponce
men without the consent OF the Mayor, the Governors
objections Notwithstanding. There was no attempt at
debate. Shortly after, the veto OF the bill per-
hitting the Passaio County Freeholdors to appoint
a County School superintendent was taken up ana
Senator Grggs explained the situation. The Governor
had put number OF his henchInen ms members OF inc
State Board OF Education and one OF them had secured
the Boards nomination Of superintendent for Passac Tor
his father n-law The nominee unfit and wasrejected
bv the confirming power the Board OF Freebooter Twice
the nomination was renewed and twice rejected and the
State Board aourned until June leaving the county
In an embarrassed position financially and Otherwise
The bill proposed only that the Freehoders should nave
power to fill the vacancy after II had existed six months
Under the circumstances said Mr. Grggs 1t was easy to
imagine the sardonic smile that played about the lips OF
the Governor as he sat his desk and composed the
veto message in which he lays so much stress upon lis
partisanship" Senator Nichols also arraigned the
Governor and pointed out the extreme partlsan,shlP
he had maintained since his accession TO his once ana
for his personal advantage. The bill was passed over the
senator Griegs astonished the Senate when another
veto by Governor Albeit was brought up. Inc Dlii
amended the abortion OF the Revision and had been
introduced by Mr. Flynn an anii-Abbett Democrat 1t
was vetoed a strained pretence really because j. was
a chance to get even " with Mr. Flynn The bill was
passed over the in the House. and when came up
In the Senate today Mr. Griggs moved to postpone In
definitely whole matter saying II had been dlscov
and that essentially the same act was on the statute
hooks having been passed 1881 The Senate passed
the bill taking from l.. Governor the power 10 appoint
the fish wardens ~ ------
The Honse has passed bills to recfy failure 10 assess
property In West Hdboben township, Hudson County,
and 10 permit the Court OF Chancery TO examine and
claims against the state The Senate placed
on the calendar the bill to abolish the veto power OF the
Hudson County Director of Freeholders, notwthstand
ing an adverse report from the committee which mas
Democratic majority. Tho difficulty or the committee
appoinmeuts by President Schenck in several OF which
The Democrats have majority, is now apparent, the
Democrats having power 10 delay the Republican egs-
lation of the session
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DEFECTIVE PRICE ARRESTS DouBrr
AsCERTAINING THE CAUSE OF MUCH ANNOYANCE
THE PENALTY or PERsoNATINa MAY.

AsCERTAINING THE CAUSE OF MUCH ANNOYANCE
THE PENALTY OF PERsoNATrNa MAN.
Detective James X. Price, of the Twentv-
ninth Police Precinct, has been In . melancholy frar
of mind for six months Yesterday he was smiling 81,
he had arrested the night before the
Of his Guinness Something year ago at reeul.s
intervals young women would appear at the stst,o.
and make charges against Price, saying that \.
had threatened them with arrest unless they gave hin,
money. When Price brought to face his occuas,,
every declared that he was not the that h.
was nearly good looking the who had rcu
resented himself as Price and shown O shield Thas.
little occurrences caused the detective to believe thar,
was some one personating him and he began to loos
about that person As his ardor in the search woun
cool something new would spur him to renewed exo,
tion A little bill which he had never contracted 10,
instance, would come in.
1t being an admitted fact among the force that -
pocemans lot is not happy one" 1t cannot be ssN
count Six months ago. however the cloud which had
been larger than mans hand" I'm the beginning
to use his own language, put the kIbosh who'll
thing From the nature Of his business he Is compelled
to be away from home three or four nights
In a week. He lives In FarmOnt. In his absence
his wife, the mother of his six children. opens HE
letters. At the time mentioned she opened one written
In woman's hand, addressed to her husband, In which
the writer beseeched dear James in the endear
ing language to return to her. The letter contained
much not calculated to reassure true and loving
wife.
Price says that though HIS wife has perfect confidence
In him. time things looked blue and II seemed II
his household would be broken up He has run his man
down. however and to-day he will DO arraigned In tho
jefferson Market Police Court. He describes himself "
Cornelius j. Farley, carpenter OF NO "a East One
hundred and sixthst Under the Penal Code any per.
son personatng police officer may be adjudged guilty
of msdemeanor and punished by Imprisonment In the
Penitentiary for one year or fined $3.50. or both .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
THE STRIKE OF THE COAL MINERS.
WARNING "BLAcKLEGs" TO KEEP AWAY FROM THE
COAL PITs-IHE LOSS TO PITTsBURG.
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COAL PIrs-IHE LOSS TO PITTsBURG.
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PrrTsBURG, March 1O-The miners employed
stW W. ONels pit while threats OF importing work
men had been made yet concluded that there was
ground for the belief that this would be done secret
meeting was accordingly held before dayDoaK Al us
close three men dd not follow the others TO their hones
Their absence was explained when daylight came and
pacard bearing rude representation OF skull and
crossbones and warning to backlegs" to keep out
of the mines was found posted at the entrance
This evening, thirty-six hours AFTER the Time
set for the Inauguration OF the strike, reports nave
not been received the 80 pits OF the district
but enough to show that 1t is already more gen
cra than any strike attempted during the last six years.
The operators admit work has been suspended on
all except sixteen OF the seventyeight mines whose
product shipped by rail- and that OF the sixteen IN
operation only running at the 2s cent RATE
The owners OF the have agreed to pay the rate de-
manded by the miners, cents bushel In the river
district the operators claim that work has been suspend
Cd I'm only about onehrd of the sevenytwo pits, and
that the rest are running from 2 TO 2ia cents bushe
This claim is met denial by the miners general Of
Gers and the assertion that sixtynye OF the river pits
are idle to-day that the others will be Idle tomorrow
far as the strike has gone tne men appear 70 70
the best OF the battle put wo%u Pe Welded odv
ship little coal west from the city ana thelr
ton Ii the miners do not win in two weeks they VIII
lose They too poor TO remain idle Tor aIonger period
while the operators, Win uRut ueIntu .Iu
large stocks hand, hold out indefinitely II they
decide TO do
There is some reason TO believe that during the past
eighteen months the kanawha Valley West virginia out
put has increased from figure that was insignh-
cant 70 more than million tons per annun. This large
quantity OF coal In direct competition with that
shipped from this city by river Pttsburg coal Is worth
fty cents ton more than any other quality, but to
offset this the Kanawha operators 400 miles nearer
the market than those OF this district have no lockage to
pay and do not pay than two cents bushel Tor
mining. ,, ,,, - 4,
Already 900 OF 10000 men employed are Idle, and
s long as the strike continues the capital invested by
the operators-Sl eat up the prons OF
other wears In addition this for every week th Q
6trke lasts the city will lose 100000 worth OF business
1.-The value OF the coal that would have been mined
Another which lends peculiar interest 10
this strike II IL the first really general movement
since 1879 In the spring OF that year the miners win
q weak organization, quit working for cents bushel,
and after a week OF idIcness, returned at cents.