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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22


Eldiva lost her topmast and withdrew rom ,ne
race The Emma and Aice in Class n. beating the
Venture 4 minutes 81 seconds sue also TOOK tn"
runnnt having made the hest lime over ,he
course. The Hrnry Gray won Ia Class D. bthll"R tue
Martha MUM Is seconds; the Unit won III CaS- -,
heating the Curiew i mInute and Al seconds, ana III
Glass ID. the Henry Fisher woD. beating the Drhance =
minutes aud II seconds. lho tiahh'e was
the only boat to finish IN Cas- Il, . , -
Invent, yacnt- started III the seventh annual re-
gatta OF the East River Yacht Club yesterday. lhr
course az iro "A clubhouse al Grernpoln 10 hi
aronnd (iausway huoy Long Island Sun'i and return
To- a nn,sn OF Hunts Dock. Flushing Bay me VIM
W. south st the start, gradually irc-h'n'hs
aud cautnr to the eastward "a me y1cns rra rae
Inrogx Neck. Daniel Bowers cat- 'Oat PrNate i"t ne
feet gcro-s line at ll4S:l6. she was iollo"ru ny
the Irene. Jimmy, Tppr. En- kearnry, Lone ar Aia:
Nelt,- TnetIs Al ,lou. Fly. Mystery, Wacomddh MAUI
NJ Kiy Tavorita. Alice Lydia r.. Sorcercss ana Jn a.
IN The order named. The Auaon rounded Ihrog- :
Neck adiug the nret al 100 she ana ihc DINER c.n,
slonp, their spiunnkers Tue 0n.e' marx w'
un ii around leaders a. ioiows: Ana on loo D.
Wsconiah, 2:03Ol Fly. 2:o7:D,; Ftvorita' Z-o,:-o
Maud NJ 2:U9.IO Pirate. 2l2O). An the rest wlinlh
80 minutes To- noiueward work vas ekciin9 inc
Wacomdah carried away her topnast but proceriei. ne
winners wrrr: Class \. csbin si",ps Fty; Ci"sS ID
Maud NJ; Glass G, LYDIA f.; Gas ID. Iheus; Ca-s r.
Kip le GAS r. Lone Sar The Fly, for ~ king inc
AS II ac "A 1, the course. 3h SON. los, won
q l.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
YACHTS ON THE HUDSON AND TIE SOuND
RyGATTAs OF 1HE COLUMBIA AND The EAST Hl'kl
CLUBS.

A strong wind from the southeast blew up the
udson yesterday filed the sails OF the twenty-five
yachts which started in the regatta OF the Coumo
Yacht Club The course was triangle on Inc GU"
house and was twenty miles In length 1t is not onJ
triangle but there loop through the centre OF ~ an'
"a the vachts went SIX mining the some what eccen
trio route laid for them they were passing eaoi
Other and going In many different directions tha'
was almost in possible TO tell which yacht was ahead
The signal TO start given al IL O'clock The yacnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
Texas & Plcih
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1000 .... 40 =
Toledo 2 DhlD Cel
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cor convertible
5000. 81
Toledo & " aDash
5000. Mig
Toledo Il wabash
1000 ......oJ3
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10000. o. ~ =
Vests ore gn1ri,
| 1000. 49,. lOtS
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WaO gen mtg ~
Trust receipts
\ IL, 900 90. -
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27

cannot be estimated at so much per
bushel. | watched him closely, and
flattered myself that could look into
his soul. | drank in every shade OF
his changing expression, and let moth
ing escape me. His eyes seemed
growing moist, and it appeared to me
his frame was tremulous with new
joy. l persuaded myself / could
see his thoughts come out and stand
in bold relief upon his brow, and for
the first time in my life | felt that |
enjoyed the speeches. converse of
soul. But | was mistaken"
"You don't say?"
eyes, was sold clear out"
"The dickens you was?"
eyes, l slipped and fell from the
ecstatic pedestal with a thud that
sickens me yet whenever think of
it,"
eco on. Tell us all about it,"
"Well, now, what sort of emotion
do you suppose that blasted granger
had been wrestling with all the
timeW
"Give it up"
"Well, gents, he stood there silent
and quivery, as Pve told you, for the
best half of a minute, where | looked
on and made an ass of myself, and
then all of a sudden he looked up,
spread his mouth, and said:
"'Great heavens! what a barn this
would make! A man could just
more than NOW away here everlast-
ingly, now couldn't hew
"The old fossil had simply been
dazed for a minute in trying to foot
up how many loads of hay it would
hold. Since then | always make it {
point to find out something about /
mans business before | fool away
any time in trying to minglesoul witt
him. If you go it haphazard you're
sure to be left, and get a fall tba
hurts"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27
HAND IN HAND.

The boats go sailing, sailing
Over silver sea-
The wind has hushed its wailing
Through bush and tree.
Hand in hand let us fare together,
Through the sunny and windy weather.
The birds have hushed their chorus;
Stars, through the twilight soft,
viii soon be glimmering DER U.S.
The moons aloft.
Hand in hand let us hold together,
Through the dark and the starlit weather.
With dewey drops OF healing,
The thirsty grass is pearled,
A Sabbath calm is stealing
About the world.
Hand in hand let us fare together
Through working days, and Sabbath weather
The little fowers'are sleeping;
The sun is out of sight,
God have us in his keeping
All through the night!
Tomorrow let us fare together,
Still onward through the changing weather
CULVER for November
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27
Duties Of Wives.

Read and reflect on the following
extracts from a sermon by Rev. T.
ID. Talmage on "Duties of Wives"
which abound in wholesome truth:
Make yourself the intelligent COM
panion of your husband. What with
these floods of newspapers and books
there is no excuse for the wife's ignOr-
ance either about the present or the
past. fyou have no more than a
half hour every day to yourself you
may fill your mind with entertaining
and useful knowledge. Let the mer-
chants wife read up on all mercantile
questions and the mechanics wife on
all that pertains to his style'of work,
and the professional mans wife on
all the legal or medical or theological
or political discussions Of the day.
1t is very stupid for man, after
having been amid active minds all
day, to find his wife without Informal
ton or opinion on anything. If the
wife knows nothing about what is
going on in the world, after the tea
hour has passed, and the husband has
read the newspaper, he will have an
engagement, and must go and see a
man. In nine cases out of ten when
a man does not stay at home in the
evening, unless positive duty calls
him away, it is because there is moth
ing to stay for. He would rather
talk with his wife than any one else
if she could talk as well.
| charge also the wife to keep her.
self as attractive after marriage as
she was before marriage. The reason
that so often a man ceases to love his
wife is because the wife ceases to be
lovable. In many cases what elabora'
ton of toilet before marriage and
what recklessness Ofappearance after
The most disgusting thing on earth is
a slatternly woman. | mean wo
man who never combs her hair unit
she goes out, Or looks like a frighr
until somebody calls. That a mar
married to one of these creatures
stays at home as little as possible il
no wonder. 1t is a wonder that Sucl
a man does not go on whaling voy
age of three years and in leaky ship
Costly wardrobe is not required; but
o woman, if you are not willing, by
all that ingenuity of refinement car
effect, to make yourself attractive t,
your husband, you ought not to com
plain if he seek in other society thos
pleasant surroundings whichyou den.
him.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27

a Chautauqua County cheesemaker
went to Buffalo and brought home a
fine imported Swiss cheese. All
praised it but his wife, who, after
the praise had ceased, said she had
found her husbands private mark on
the cheese. He had paid thirty-three
cents pound for the very cheese that
he had made and sold for six cents.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27
Worth Knowing.

One bottle of JOhnson's Anodyne
Liniment will effectually cure bron-
chitis, infammatory sore throat, sore
lungs, bleeding at the lungs, chronic
hoarseness, hacking cough, whooping
cough, and lame stomach.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-03-27

Hog Cholera, &c Sold everywhere yma for DC 4
stamps Furnished in large cans price 0O by mail q
Circulars Free /. &. JOHNSON d CO., Boston, Mass
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-09-15
No Monn nEAp.mnAnlNa.


In accordance with the resolution adopt
ed by the New Jersey Editorial Assoeia
tion at its late meeting, the undersigned
hereby give notice that hereafter, all no.
tices of exhibitions, lectures, concerts
fairs, festivals, pic-nics, soeials, dances,
suppers, and other entertainments having
for their object the raising of money,
cards of thanks, obituary and society
resolutions, etc, will be charged for, as
they are in the nature of advertise
ments and not news, and their insertion
entails considerable expense on the pub
Usher.
The rate per line in reading matter will
be ten cents and in the advertising col.
umne, the usual advertising rates.
CLARK PrERsoN,
Pub. THE REcoHp.
pHlNENs X. HA2EN,
Pub. The Beacon.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-09-15
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PrA4Jss3
y e & o. ssssl ORD
eS-ssssFsss=asas5 u e hiSsS 30 -
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CLARK PIERsoN, Editor.
LAMBERTyILLE, N. ].
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Is, 1886.
Arrangement of Mails.
The following is list of all the outgo-
ing and incoming mails at the Lambert

Arrangement of Mails.
The following is list of all the outgo-
ing and incoming mails at the Lambert
vile p. O., as at present arranged:
MAILS CLOSE.
ESQ A. NJ, for New York Eastern States, foreign
and all points east of Trenton. No letters inr
Trenton, Philadelphia, South or West arr carried
in this NALL
sos 4. NJ, for Philadelphia, Trenton, New York,
East, South West and foreign.
go A. NJ, for Stockton Freneht0wn, Milford. Eas-
ton and all points on Belvidere Division North
and connections
900 A. NJ, for Mount Airy, 0akdale, RingoeS, Top
per HILL Pennington, &c.
PISS A. NJ, for New Hope Buckmanyille and Pine
vile.
1921 P. NJ, for Trenton, New York. East and for
122i P. NJ, for Philadelphia. South and West.
ALI P. NJ, for all points South on the BelyideTe
Division, Trenton, New York, Philade lphia,
East South and West.
500 P. NJ, for Easton and vicinity.
500 p. NJ. for Pennington.
500 p. NJ, for Aquetong, lahaska, tehtreFiiie New
Hope, Doylestown, dc.
MAILS RECEIVED.
sos A. NJ, from New Hope.
S.25 A. NJ from Easton and vicinity.
s25 a. NJ from Philadelphia, New YORK, East,
South and West.
s25 NJ from Pennington.
9Ss NJ from Trenton. New York, Philadelphia,
Es,s south and West
i2.1Nf. NJ. from New Hope.
+ / - r. NJ, T. ON Trenton, &c.
III f. Nj. iroid New HOPE
4 81 r. NJ, frnu points North on 1iFiVlaef' NJ
sion and eo;tae9 ions.
AR NJ. lrttin A,aut.t ai5s Oak,lale. RinFe.s,
Cooper Hill aud Bennington
. - NJ from TRENTON thiia t. 'l'i'ia' @''ath
C..ia Z. A. frcn New Ysas Eastern static ,ot,.isn.
points East ul frsnan ai.d lrsainn - ~
iers from Philadelphia, south u W'st "a his
Ia
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-09-15
coSo.EsSnrs wlao nos,r Pay

CONGtsE3SSisE WHf0 DON'T PAY
yaerchamts Of the capitol ElAye Found
Them ,s'st and Are Careful.
Some queer things can be seen about the
Capital during the last days of the session
0ue of the queerest is the crowd Of collect.
ofs. Coming to Congress may be an honor,
but 1t cannot be said to make men honor
able. The average of dead beats in Cong
ress is quite as great as outside On the
last days of the session you will find
swarm of florist, livery stablemen, hotel
and boarding house keepers, constables and
professional collectors swarming the corri-
doris looking after delinquent members and
trying to catch them in the halls. There
are members who systematically rob hotels
and haberdashers and all sorts of trades
men right and left. Nothing can be legally
done with member of Congress for obtain
ing money under false pretenses, though it
is a jailable offensc when committed by
common people. The only way is to make
the transaction known. If the records of
the Congressional dead beats could be print
ed good many people would be astonish
ed. The most reckless prodigality in lux
uries, such as carriages, flowers, wines,
cigars, etc, is the usual life of Congress
ional dead beat. There are poor men and
women here who have catered to these
members with the idea that men holding
such honorable positions must of necessity
be honest, who have tried in vain TO collect
what is due them. These dupes actually
suffer for the necessaries of life. while the
congressional debtors are aping men of
wealth in high living. The sorgeent-at-
arms Office could tel disgraceful story of
bogus checks, duplicate drafts aud violated
obligations--a story too unpleasant to print.
The hotels and restaurants, and ever, the
barber shops, would simply repeat the
the story. | was standing in the livery
office at Wizards the other day, about TO
sall for coupe, when southern Congress
man hurried up and asked very peremptor-
ay for carriage.
Haven't got one, General said the
agent blandly, Sorry, but everything is
out"
AS soon as the member won't away the
agent inquired il / would have the coupe
That's all right he remarked, "we'va
got plenty of carriages, but he's dead
beat. Never pays for anything. Why I've
got a bill against him in hero two years old,
The gall of the man? y
g Are there many such men in congress-?
g Yes, quite number; We've been stuck
often-beaten out of hundreds of dollars
by both Senators and bAembers They are
the worst customers in chat way, because
you can't force collections. They hardly
ever have anything more than their clothes;
you can't arrest and punish them you
can't garnishee their salaries. And the airs
they give themselves We are very careful
about trusting Congressman tell you p
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-09-15
The Large.t railroad IN Europr.

There is only one European railway com
pany with a mileage anywhere near as great
as tine longest of ours, namely, the Paris,
Lyons and Mediterranean, with 4, 1888 miles;
but it has larger earnings than any Ameri-
can system worked under single manage
ment The largest earnings per lille in
France are by the Northern (2,160 miles,.
These GREET systems like ours, include some
lines with an immensely heavy traffic and
others with very light business, usually en-
bracing all lines in given district, many
of which the companies We're required to
build, as one of the conditions of their char
tiers. The France Alwerian roads make a
very poor showing indeed. The French
State railroads, including ], 400 miles of ex-
ceptionally unproductiye lines, earned $3,-
2S1 per mile last year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-09-15

In Iowa, when commercial touliot drops
his gripsack in hotel of Prohibition
town, he registers and asks: In which
room did you say ! would find my letters"
II will show you myself says the land
lord as they disappear upstairs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-28

= 9as @fatlpiel I'M 2i@te ber
Mabri6einli6teits= =&e6uung. Sieien
Sitel fiibrt elm fleines, BON Dem Matbes
matifer Dr. SCHUBERT in 9amburs
berfaBtes Bii9el9en, in pel9em bic
Wabri6einlidteits &e6nung auf bas
9tatfpiel angepenbet 1T. Gin ftellens
tpeiie bumoriitiidb gefdrbter Sert bets
binbet a6t Sabellen, Die ale m6gli9en
fur ben Sfatipieler ni9tigen Mabrs
i6einlidteitss tssproaente entbalten. So
erfdbrt man 3. s., baB elm Sfatipieler,
Der in ieinen aebn Rarten feinen Mensel
porfinbet, nit "a proaent Mabrf6ein.
li6feit barauf re6nen fann, einen i'm
Stat su finoen, b. b.. baB bies bur9z
f6nittlid unter 100 Malen "a Mal pors
fommt. Nn elmer anberen STEELE leien
mir, bab, ipenn man bon elmer Sarbe
nur Saus unb 3ebn bat, nit Sc pro,
gent Wabri6einli6feit auf beibe &ars
ten BON beiben Mttipielern bebient
tpirb, oaB aber, tpenn man bon elmer
Garbe auBer Saus uno 3ebn mod cine
brittle &arte bat, bic Wabri6einli9feit,
bob auf beibe &arten BON 5eiben Sci,
ten bebient tpiro, auf % proaent bers
ablinft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-28

bic Wanb Der @splanaba geiunfen, ieis
ne Bruit atbmete teu9enb. .-Die 9dnbe
iu@ten i'm @iirtel, unb Gelir lab es blis
BEN. ST fab, tpie bic sitternoe 9anb
bas Dol6meher sDg. bic gem6bnfi9e
Waffe, bic Der Weritaner riemals BON
1t6 IdBt, unb itredte ielblt bic 9anb
aug, um ibm in ben Nrm gu fallen.
Nber Manfreb lieB bic Waffe finfen unb
ft0bnte laut; ;-er bate nidt bic &raft,
0anb an iib gu legen.-lln6 briiben
ltredten bic ewigen 8erge ibre monbers
belten, i9neegldn5enben 9dupter gegen
ben Na6tbimmel emppr; Millionen Don
@Iiibfdfern uogten umber; tppbin bas
Muge fi9 tDenDete, leu6tete unb funfels
te es in oem @ebHi6 unb ben nieoer,
bdngenben 3meigen; unb brunten
rauf6te Der Strom Iein etpiges 2ieb
unb mari 3umeilen elm bIibenbes 2i6t
sur gsplanabe berauf. .-@roB -unb mas
teitdtiib, liebli@ unb friebDoQ umiGloB
bic gtatur bieie beiben Menf9enfinber;
aber mdbrenb fie benz einen bic beiIenbe
Graft Bot fiir bic Wunbe, an Der au9
fem 9er5 frantic, i9ien fie Dem anberen
3u3urufen, mas Platen 10 unbergIei9li1
fd6n ausoriidt: . pebel tpie bait bu
bic Sage berbra9t! = Nua fille bu
fa9t, In BET Na9t, in ber Na9t, i'm
po6enoen 0eraen bic &eue! Manfreb
ftanb nod INNER 3ufammengefunfen an
ber 0ol3idule Der 8eranba. pl6bli1
aber ri9tete er iib auf. Sin paarmal
ging er f6neq auf unb nieoer, bann
b6rte GeIir ibn auf oeuti6 laut fpres
den: Sd earr! rief er, tpo3u 36gern?
Der Sob bat mid 10 mie 10 gepadt;
tper peiB, ob er mid nod einnlaI bers
ausgibt, pie bamalsl- = SOL i9 als
frantei 8ettler enben, ben man nit ben
JiiBen binausf6Bts-SolI i9 Gelir an=
betteln2-l1nb pl6bli@, als babe ibm
ber lebte @ebante ben Mutb' 3ur Shat
eingebau9t, bob er bic 9anb, unb Der
5tahl bliBte,-un6 tparb ebenio f6neq
BON einer anberen 9auo auriidgefdIa,
gen.
Manfrebl
5elirl
Ser unglidli6e Meni6 taumelte unb
lieB f9 iebt pilenlos bon Gelir auf
ben nd6fen Sib mebr tragen, als fiibs
rem.
(Gortfesuna fOIs!.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-28
Bur @rn,p r su,ta Sabnpd,s

i9reibt Der Dapenporter y Demofrat":
Die Nusiagen ameier tpeiterer Mugen'
seusen Der grmorbuug 6abood's geben
1atiirli@ ben prObibitioniitiihen3eitu
gen @elegenbeit, gegen Die freiiinnige
partei 9drm gu f6lasen. Sic
probibitioniiiiiden rnbtSieberbabeu bas
BEL gang f6lau ipefulirt. Ser Moro
1T Dor beinabe apei Monaten begansen
lporben, bamals aber bdtte bic @ntbes
dung Der angebli6en W6r6er nidts ge-
niibt, benn es tpdre ia 6ann m6gli9 ges
tpelen, baB es ibnen gelungen tpGre,
ibre llni9ulb Dor @eri6t barsutbun, unb
bas mdre Der Semperen3 partei
iebr unangenebm getpeiett. 9ie ienias
ttonellen @ntbuIungen muBten penige
Sage por Der 9iopembermabl gema9t
tpernen, bantit man lie, bepor fie mis-
berle6i9t tperben f6nnen, gegen bic 6euts
i6en uBieri0hel" uno bic Nnti= =Probis
bitionilten bermenoen fann.
Die Musiagen bes polen &oi9insfp
unb bes beutf9en 59riftfebers @rieber
bepeiien gtihts unb piberipre6en fogar
ben NusIagen oes polnii6en Suben
2ebi, benn Gof1insfp iagt aus, bas
Mrensoorf unb peters ben pator 9abs
bod erf6oien bdtten, ipdbrenb 2eoi nur
bon Mrensborf allein tpeiB, unb nur
einen 96uB gebGrt fat, unb @rieber
bat ugeb6rt" baB MrensbOrf ben Mprb
beging. Mber trob ber Gabeni6einigs
teit bieier Musiagen 6ri6t bas u9es
Moines Gegiftet" in oas folgenbe
Wutbgebeul aus:
$50 ernorbeten Ite 0abood. = Cine
8anbe pon Bierbrauern, Saloonnirs
then uno semietbeten M6rbern iiber=
fiel einen ein3elneu Mann i'm 9unfel
ber Ma6t. unb i'm Mamen unb bur9
bic Mutoritat Der bemofratii@en Partei
gelaugten iie sur losii6en Golge Der
@eiebloiigfeit = gum Msorbe ndmli6.
gs mar bic benofratiid6e Partei, tpelbe
bielen M6rbern bic Morbtpaffen in bic
9anb briidte, unb iie 5ur Sbat anfeuers
te. @erabe 10 tpie Der &atb gum Mors
be 9emeiner 1T, tpie Der MorO ietbIt. 10
1T bic oemofratiibe partei in Soma ios
gar f6ulbiger, als bieie perbre9erif6en
brutalen Gerle, tpel9e ibre &atbf9ldge
befoIgten unb ben Worb neriibten."
y9aloons unb 8ierbrauereien1 =
Bios fie ertpdbrt Der GerI, tpel9er BEN
poritebenb ange3ogenen artitel i6reib,
unb babel beibt er ielbft eine ber gr6Bten
S9napsbrennereien ber @elt unb Ders
lebt in ieber @ecunbe ben @eiit, tpenn
au6 ni9t bielei6t ben 8u@faben beg
PrDbibitionsgefebes.
Wel9' feItfame Gliitben aber ber
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. treibt, bapon
mod Elm 8eiipiel. Das uDes Moines
&egifter" eradblt allen @rnftes, baB auf
benz Grab Saobod's in &acine, Wis.,
in ieber Na9t frii@e &oienitrdu6e bon
@eiferfidnben niebergeleet tperben.
Ser Giiiter babe nit 9lnberen mebrere
Nd9te binbur9 Betpa6t, Memanb babe
ben Griebbof betreten, troBoem aber
tpGre 6abbod's Grab nit frii9en &os
fen gel1miidt geweien. Weiter ldBt ii9
tpobl bic @6benbienerei NIT Dem Nn>
benten an einen iogenannten npriefer
Der 9riitli6en &eligion ber 2iebe" Der
fein vbeiliges Nmt" 10 melt pergaB, baB
ct fi9 gum gemeinen Spibel uno @es
Eeimpoli5iiten erniebrigte. ni6t treiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-28

= Gin Geuerbeitattuuss 9erein
beitebt in Wii6igan. Seine Direttoren
melben iebt in einem &unbf9reiben, baB
bic @eieQi9aft unter ben Staatsgeieben
iucorporirt fei unb baB basNetientapital
$25, 900 betrage, b. f., 1000 Netien gu
$25. gu bieiem @erein geb6ren aud
bo6ansefebene Mnglo Mmeritaner In
Detroit. Die @eieai6aft bat einen
treffli6en 8auplab an Der gde Der
Oa.lano= unb GoBs4uenue In Detroit
fir $4,000 angefauft. ST 1T 178 BEL
ITO Sub groB, bereits nit 8dumen be-
pflan3t unb lei6t nit ber StraBenbabn
3u errei6en. Ser 9ireftorenratb bat
bei9loRen, 10 piel Qftien tuie m6sli6
an ben Wann gu bringen unb pann ein
r@rematOrium" 5u erri6ten, 10 gut tpie
es bic borbanbenen WfitteI erlauben,
obne baBbie @efeai6aft in S@ulben se'
rdtb.
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-Sn Stem Oort sibt es nun pier
6inelii6e &aufleute, tpel6e idmmtli9
ibre 6amilien bel ii6 baben. yteult@
murben bic an ber Mott StraBe tpogz
nenben MsongoIen in uidt ge1inge 4uts
regung perieBt unb atpar bur9 be ueel=
bung, baB Der cine Ser 6inetti6en Jas
milienbdter in Der Stabt, Der &anfs
mann &wpngsGing, fi6 bireft aus Der
bimmlil6en Seimatb cine Mmme fur
feline Ginoer babe fommen lafen.
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= 9ie @infdbrung bes &epetirges
gewebrs 1T nunmebr aud in Oeferrei6
bef9lofen, unb ffebt unmittelbar bebor.
Der semeinfame Doranf6lag fit 1887,
tuel9er nun ber Winifterennferen5 5ur
8ei6lubfai1ung porliest, entbdlt bereits
einen Sbeil Der aur Mnf6affung bes &es
petirgetDebrs erforoerli6en Musgaben,
uel@e tpegen ibrer 06be auf mebrere
Sabre bertbeilt merben. Oie rpolitis
i6e @orreiponOen5" fiigt ibrer Wtelbung
ben 9intpeis auf Deuti1lanb BET, mo
bereits atpei Mrmeesgprps nit &epetirs
@emebren berfeben ftnb unb fiir bier
meitere Corps bet erforberli9e 8orratb
f@on ansei6afft 1T. 5ranfrei@ bat ieis
nerieits au6 bic ginfiibrung bes &epe=
tirgewebres bei9lofen, aber bon oen 80
peri9iebenen SDllemen, bic gepriift tpers
ben, ii@ nod fiir feines enti6loKen.
&uBlanb erfldrte fiir3li6, baB es bic
Nnnabme BEG &epetirgsuebres ni@t fiir
n6tbig balte.
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Ser 0err @eri9tsrefe>
rent. 9ie vNeuruppiner 3eituns"
i9reibt: rDie fets nit grobem 8eis
fal aufgenbnmenen 8eri9te iiber bic
8erbanblungen bes 566hengeri6ts
unb Der Straffammer baben mir leiber
in bieier 3eit ni6t bringen f6nnei1. ba
unier &efereut fit bieielben, 9err
DITTO, tpegen bier beribter S9pinbes
leien bon ber biefgen @traftammer au
5tpei Sabren 3u@tbaus uno brei Sab
rem @brberluif berurtbeilt it," 9a
muB 0err Stto anerbings @a9tenner
ftir @eri1tsberbanblunge geue3en fein.
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9as @eraer sh6ffeuaeriat Der

9as @eraer Sd6Heuseri9t Der.
urtbeilte neuliD einen fosialsbemotras
tii9en &ebner, ber bel Mufl6fung elmer
bort bor Monaten ftattgefunoenensNers
fammluns nit Be5ug auf ben fungirens
ben poli5eibeamten Iaut bic Worte aus.
gerufen bate: v9err, bergib ii.
men, tie miffen ni6t, mas Tie
tbunF 5u feds Wo6en @efdngniB.
&ommentar iiberf fltiffig.