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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

IT WAS supposed that men capable o.
deceiving others into supplying them with
the means of living idle and luxurious lives
as the leaders of the knights of labor have
done, had at least sense enough to avoid
rendering themselves ridiculous. But that
they have not is proved by their demand
on Congress to make the rate of interest
equal throughout the country, to limit that
interest to three per cent, and to lend every
body money who may want to borrow it.
AS we'll might they attempt to fix by con-
gressional law the price of bread and to sup.
ply every hungry man with it at that price.
But every reasonable man knows the road a
beggar will take when put on horseback
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
Taken to Sing Sing.

New YORK, June 3.-Charles A. Budden'
sick, the builder of mud houses, who was
sentenced to ten years imprisonment and
fined $500 for manslaughter, was early this
morning removed from the Tombs where he
had been confined, and taken by deputy
sherids to Sing Sing State prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
Further Arrests of Rioters.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 3.-Fourteen ad.
ditional arrests were made last evening in
pursuance of the indictments of the grand
jury, having under consideration the recent
labor riots. OF these two are charged with
rioting. The others are held for conspiracy,
the offence being boycotting. They are all
Knights of Labor, and the entire district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

THERE is no doubt of the fact, and no In
telligent and we'll informed man, no matter
whether he belong to labor organization
or not, can deny it truthfully, that the
strikes, riots and boycotts now and fol
some time past prevalent in this country
are not caused by too hard worked and i'll
paid labor, for never was labor so easy nor
80 we'll paid as now, and never was the pur'
chasable value of wages greater than it is
at present. If designing men, who live on
the assessments of laborers and demagogues
who hope to be advanced by their votes,
would let them alone, their condition would
be improved considerably, and they would
have good cause to be better satisfied
than they are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

The President and Miss Folsom, of New
York, were married at the White House
yesterday evening, in accordance with the
previously announced programme, and left
Washington soon after for a weeks sojourn
at Deer Park, in the Alleghanies of upper
Maryland. The people OF the whole coun-
try, irrespective of party and policy, con-
graduate the bride and groom, and hope
that they may live long and prosper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
The London Times on Mr.. Blaines Speech.


LONDON, June 3-The Times commenting
on Mr.. Blaines Portland speech says: "Mr.
Blaine may or may not catch the Irish vote
by performances such as that of Tuesday s
speech and so win the prize which fully IS
much on personal as on political grounds has
been snatched from him once and again, but
we refuse to believe that his ignorant and
presumptious rant represents the honest in
dependent opinion and reflection of the
Americans. 1t is peculiarly absurd that he
should pose as the advocate of plan which
he supposes quite wrongly of course, would
place Ireland in the position of State of
the American Union. He has been conspicu,
GUS, for the same reasons which now make
him flatterer of the Irish, in the bloody
shirt campaign against Southern State
rights, and if any Southern State should
now attempt to deprive negroes of suffrage,
he would be the first TO favor the settlement
of that local affair by the armed interfer-
encc Of the Central Government. His his.
tory is almost on par with his reasoning.
DENIAL FROM MR.. BLAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 3.-The Kennebec
Journal this morning publishes letter to
the editor from Mr.. Blaine denying that in
his recent speech at Portland he had APP
piled the words 'impudent," "nsolent" and
brutal" to Lord Salisbury. Mr.. Blaine
writes: "In referring to his lordship's dec
laration that The Irish might remain as
they are now or emigrate,' said interroga-
lively: Is not this an impudent proposition?
Is it not insolent in its terms? Does it, in
deed, stop short of being brutal in its cruel
typ 1t is parliamentary to say that state
ment is not true, but altogether unparlia-
mentary to say that its author is guilty of
fasehood. The irst describes the thing;
the second assails the person. My charac-
terizaton was aimed at the proposition and
not ut Lord Salisbury"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

The Drugman, published in Chattanooga, in its
last issue contains full report of the proceedings
Of the Virginia Pharmaceutical Association held
in this city last month, and speaks in the highest
praise of Mr.. Edgar Warfield for his attention
and kindness to the members while here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
Tho Weather.

WAsIIINeToN. ID. C.. June 80 a. m.-lra'
rains have fallen in the New England. Middle
Atlantic and Gulf States and the Ohio Yail"E
elsewhere generally fair weather has prevailed.
The temperature has remained nearly stationary
in the Atlantic coast States, and fallen in tn"
States to the westward. The river. ~: ah"'"
the danger line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
The Fishery Question.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 3.-The Governor
General has reserved for the Specification Oh
Her Maesty's pleasure the act TO further
amend the act respecting fishing by for"'E"
vessels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

Salute in Honor of the Presidents Marriage
MONTREAL, Que, June 3-The Field
Battery, under command of Lieut.. J. S.
Hall, Jr., fired salute of 81 guns on Do
minlon square last night, in honor of Presi.
dent Clevslaud's marriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 8, 1856.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The chair laid before the Senate to-day
several messages from the President vetoing
private pension bills. They have been al
ready published.
Mr.. Dawes presented petition from the
City Council of Gloucester Mass, which
was appropriately referred, praying for re-
taliation on the Canada Government for the
seizure of American fishing vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
HOUSE

In the temporary absence of the Speaker
Mr.. Wilborne, of Texas, was designated as
Speaker pro tenn.
The House. soon after assembly, resumed
the consideration of the oleomargarine bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03
DIED

1t is refreshing to note that the dr""gh III lcEa-
has been broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

In Panama, May 9th. IUCIEN P. lIooff; Il"
loved son of Philip IL. and Elizabeth u. il""h' I"
this city.-[Southern Churchman and Washing
ton and Baltimore papers please copy.
NULL REGULAR-MADE HALF HOSE, from
l. 9 to il inches, at II PC pair, at
my14 AMOS r. SLAYMakFE>
DREAKFAsT COCOA received TO day
ID ap16 ~. MlhDoh''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-03

to his bride was handsome diamond neck
lace, composed of single string of bril-
liants. The presents from the Cabinet officers
and their wives were mostly articles of jew
elry, though there were several beautiful
presents of silverware.
The wedding supper was very magnif-
cent affair. The wedding cake, an elabo-
rate structure, four sections high, occupied
the central place on the table, just op-
posite to where the bride and groom stood
to partake of the collation.. 1t was sur
rounded by pretty arrangement of low-
ers, while large fiat bouquets, overlooking
jars and vases of roses, were interminged
with the laVishly decorated set dishes, SAL
ads, fish in variety of shapes, pate de fol
gras, moulds of ice cream, piles of bon bons
and fruit. The Hayes china was used and
its prettiest dishes displayed. AT the place
of each guest were bridal favors, with broad
satin ribbons tying the ladies' bouquets.
After the bride cut the wedding cake the
banquet proceeded as the band played
softly in the vestibule, and the hum OF con.
versation arose now and then above it.
Three ships tloated in the central mirror,
the centre and taller one flying the United
States colors from the truck and the
smaller ships white ribbons, with the mono
gram &c. F." The shores from which these
ships foated were of Jscque roses, and the
water was initiated by mirrors On the
stern of the large vessel was "Hymen" in
floral lettering.
There was no formal order observed in
the supper room, but collation. was served
and the guests sat ut the small tables or
slowly promenaded the room as they dis
cussed the menu and chatted over the event
oil the evening. The elegantly designed
souvenirs of satin boxes containing dainty
sizes of the bridal cake, and each one bear
ing the hand painted monogram sc. F."
were received with great admiration.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28

te fein Nadtlager ber unb i6lief balo
elm. gfa6 einigen Stunben, in BET Mits
tie Ser ga9t f9lugen bic 0unbe leiie att,
un, su n,eIben, baB @tpas fomme, aber
UNI gleidaeitig an3ubeuten, baB es ni@ts
Geinbli6es unb Gren1bes lei. @eorg
fpraag nit einem 5abe bonn 2ager auf
unb DuBte foglei6, UNI mas es ft9 ban=
bette.
Mapol rief ct laut un6 bernabm
gIet1 barauf als Nnttport ben ibm be-
fannten beben @6rei bes Mdb6ens. !.
Mtbemlos, fsu9en6, nit S@weiB bes
bedt fam 1ie baber; tpie in fur1tbarer
grregung mari iid bos Mdb9eR an
feine BruIt unb tpinfelte unb i6rie.
Nergebli6 periu6te @eorg, iie gu be-
rubigen unb ben @runb ibrer erf6redli=
den Mufregung au erfori6en. sic
fonnte gar ni6t gu f6 fommen. gs
berging geraume 3eit, bis fie ii@ enblid
gu famn1eln bermo9te. 9ie Na6t mai
E3tpar ben, unb @eorg lab febr tpobl.
baB ibm MaDo in bringliber @ebdroen=
fpra6e irgenb etpas mitautbeilen babe.
aber ct mar ni9t i'm @tanoe, ben Sim
ibrer gewaltiamen Bemegumgen unb Ser.
renfungen gu erfafien. Sic oeutete auI
Die 9elbe Sdleppe an ibrem rotber
Mantel, oeutete auf ibr i6mar5es Saar,
maGte milbe Gefen, Die tpie auf einer
Gampf binuieien, un6 NOR gang Der:
sueifelt bariiber, oaB @eorg iie MID
Deritanb. Sic i6rie por Wutb, unb if.
re ionft 10 uoblfliugenbe tiefe Stimm'
mar beifer unb raub.
| gs Ddbrte lange, big es georg gelang
fie enbIi9 3u berubigen.
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
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Cages 8 Weni8feite,t.
" II sIanb.

= Wtam ertpartet 5iemli6 beitimmt,
oaB Ser oeuti@e &ei6stag aufgel6t
werbe, tpenn er ii6 tpeisert, Die &egies
rungsporlagebas 9pirituoiensM Monopol
betreffenb, an5uuebmen.
= @rie9enlanb bat energii9en pros
tef eingeleet gegen bic orobenoe 5als
tlug, nit mel6er Der biplomatii@e 8er.
treter @nglanos gegen bic &egierung
porgegangen 1T. greta, tpel@es fib Der
antiztlrfii9en Bemegung in Grie9en=
Lamb ansei6lofen, 1T in3tuii6eu bon
tiirfii6en Sruppen beleBt ,porben, bic
iebe gegung beg 8olfsmlllens auf oas
riidfi6tsloiefte unteroriiden.
= Das fran36iii9e MiniIteriunt be-
abf9tigt elm befonoeres &egierungss
Departement au erri9ten, beRen Auf=
gabe es iein ioQ, bas protectorat iiber
Muart At iibernebmen.
= 8ieIe BON ben oeuti9en Seeleu=
ten, tpel1e Die in 5tettin fiir China ge'
bauten &riessi6iffe nod ibrem Be'
itimmungsort bra9ten, finb in ben
dbinelif9en @eebienft iibergetreten.
= Ser beuti9e &iinitlerperein in
Nom gab 3u gbren Der Mnmeienbeit bon
Jran3 2is3t elm sroBes &onaert i'm pa.
laR paeco. 9is3t trug einige ieinel
eisenen @ompOlitionen por. St erf6ein1
iebr binfdllig unb gealtert.
= Die &eaierultg oes Rongofaotes
bat Stanlep gorf@ldge genla1t, piebel
in bic Dienite bes 9taates su treten,
Slit elmer 2iiiaboner Geielll6aft 1T eir
8ertrag auf fiinf Sabre abseibloner
lnoroen iiber grri9tung eines monot:
Ii6en poitbampferpertebrs awil@er
9ifiabon unb Dem &ongo. Das &onso:
gabns 5pnbifat bat STANLEY gum 2eitel
bes 8aues ber &on9os8 s8abneu ernannt
9iernob ibeinen bic beftigen Nng,iff'
bes beuti9en Nfrita &eiienben pei6uel
26i1e Die 5tellung 5tanleps Del
Congo &esierung gegeniiber eber &C.
feitigt, als eri9iittert au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28

Sn eiuem fraua6fii6 e n
8latte leien mir: Bon einem Saus>
frauea=2affes: n4d, boreu Sic nur
auf bon ben Dleaftbotenpermittelungs>
bureaus! Da tOmmt ueuli6 ein Widb=
den 3u mir NIT einem gmpfeblungss
brief bes 8Orltebers zines iol9en 8us
reaus: r@ndoise Grau! Sd ems
pfeble Sbuen auf oas alerwdrmfe oies
les Mdo@tn, ipel@es u. u. adj
Sabre in ein unb bemfelben
9aufe e seipeien 1T u. M" Wel3'
elm Sdab, bente idb. muB Sieie perion
iein. Sd babe nun aber bic Genobns
belt. ben Ginsen auf ben 8run6 5u &C.
ben, uno mill mid in benz 9auie er=
tunoigen, NO iie 10 lange aussebalten
bat. nnb mas tommt herauss SIN
3u9tbaufe par fie a9t Sabre &C.
tpeien tuegen Siebfabl!"
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Gi,. ,i,iloer @eis

tuirb ben Mieren uno Der Sarnblale bur9
Softetter's Mtagenbitteres bel.
sebradt, meldeS sur llebertpinbung ber Starr.
beit bieier Orsane iebr niblid 1T. Nidbt nur,
oab es ibuer mebr eebbaftigfeit einaobt, ber.
nlitteI metr &raft unb iebt iie in Stanb bic
ibnen bon Der Natur auferlegte abniibenbe
Iunftion fes Sinansfdaffens oeifo beffer gu
erfii0en. So fe iiber6ies ber. SanaI fir bas
@ntpeiden eemiHer llnreinbeiten aus bem
8lute iino, 10 wirb snrd lire Startung unb
seiunbe anresuns ibre Miislidteit uermebrt.
Bel sewiffen franfbaften 3uftduben bieier mid.
tigen Srsane berfallen fie in cine srdebeit,
pelde Der arontbeit uoraussebt. Bas alfo
fam bienlider Tein als cine ar3nei, pel9e fie
aus ib.er 5aulbeit su sr0serer shatisfeit treibi?
@s siebt feine sefabrli@sren sfranfbeiten nIs
bieienisen, uel9e bic @tereu ansrsifen, unb
cine ar5nsi, ipelde bic @efabr abpeuOet, folte
bod gef91tt uernen. 81:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28

Gluctuationen i'm Marfte fiir gi=
fenraaren fann Sober bermeiben, ber
ieine Oroers bur6 ptper& g S9uIt.
beB ausfibren ldbt. Gabrifanten re.
guliren lbre preiie mad benz Ronium.
Biper & @@ultbeB baben itets einen
erlormen @Orratb BON Gen3orabt, giiens
ble6 II. T. tp., unb iie notiren frubere
niebrise preiie, menn bieielben aud
i'm Marfte iteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28

- Chicago 1T iebt eine. Stabt BON
664, 900 @inwobnern. wdbrenb es I'M
Sabr 1885 faum 5000 5eelen adblte.
0ie 5tabt bat li9 in elmer Weiie ents
faltet, bic segeniiber Der f9uefenbaften
@ntpidluns pieler 9tdbte guropa's
uirtlid on 3auber gu 9rensen i6elnt.
Nm fdnelften III Chicago in ben fiinf
'Sabren bou 1850 big 1855 fo,tsei9rits
ten. Sn oieier perioOe 1T bic Staot
bon 28,0U0 auf $4,000 ginmobner ge=
wa6ieu, bate lib rilitbiu um mebr als
230 pgt. perar0Bert. Sn iiingifer 3eit
gebt oas Wa6stbum natiirlid, in proz
senten aussebriidt, ,tidt mebr 10 raplb
uon Staten. Sn ben gerioben BON
1870 bis 1875. BON 1875 big 1880 unb
BON 1910 bis 1885 bat si9 bic @inmobz
nersabl Der Staot UNI ie 5.5, 4.6 uno
5.8 p@t. nermebrt.
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sapetne.statiitif nno srtdtnem.

Gin getpi1er @eorg s. Brine, Elm
5a9berftdnbiger i'm Sauoel nit
@hueinen, bat bieier Gage einem Be-
ri6terfatter bes .gblcdgo 9eralo" fols
genoe intereFante Mfittbeilungen ges
na9t: Sie 3abl Der S6weine in ben
Ser. 5taaten biirfte fdum unter so
Milliouen fem. 9as Geuibt Der idbrs
lid in ben Ser. Staatert gei6ladttten
@1ueine betrdgt pieneidt 5000 Millio<
men pfunD, beren Wertb ft9 auf etpa
400 M,liouen Dollars belduft. gSir
aieben idbrli1 mebr S9meine, als mir
Derbrou9en f0nnen unb iinb oaber auf
bic Musfubr bon @9peine1eii6maaren
angefpiefen. Die Glnfubrperbote
Deuti9ldnbs unb Sranfreibs baben
oem S6meinebanbel el1tea gan5 bebeus
tenben @9aben augefiigt, benn bic Nus
fubr BON @9meinefleilG 1T feit 1881
bon 850, 900. 900 auf 400, 900, 900 pfo.
gefalen. Dte 8ef9ulbigung, baB unter
BEN anerifdnif6en S6meinen bic Stis
dinoiis au bdufig nortomme, 1T ni9t
fti1baltia. Sn Der Nrmee mirb Diel
@hmeinefleif1 perbrauht unb trDboem
tbeilt ber @eneralnunbarat Der Mrmee
nit, baB bon ben 225,000 perionen,
mel@e in ben leBten 5ebn Sabren i'm
Marinebolpitalbtenit bebanbelt murben,
fein einaiger an Srt9inen grtranfter
ft6 befanb. 8on ben 80, 900 Meni9en,
Die in ben leBten sebn Sabret1 in pbilas
belpbia ftarben, iino brei Der Sri9inOfis
erlegen; BON ben 10000 0eriforbenen
in Stem OOrt mdbreno Der leBten 5ebn
Sabre iinb nur 5 an Sri@inen geftor=
ben. Sn Baltimore ino in ben legtem
fiinf3ig Sabren 265, 900 perfonen geiforz
ben, barunter aber feline einaise an
Sri9inen.
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= 9as gr6Bte Eager bon @etpebr
uno &ebolper- patronen unb 9hlien
bel piper & 9 @uItbeB.
gNnrff! 0famdhtpaaren! ]!

@roeerpbdn6ler uno Speiiepirtbe
bonn 2anbe m66ten mir einbringlid
oarauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. oaB nit
fiir bic Gabrifation BON Murit unb
&au9waaren umfangrei6e gorbereis
tungen 9etroffen baben unb in 5tanb
geieBt iinb, alien Nnforberungen &C.
niise 3u leiiten. Wir geben @arantis
fiir quite Waare unb reelle Bfbienung,
Die 3ubereituns itebt unter unierer per.
f6nli6en 2eitung. Senbet Cure 8e:
iteaungen BET 3siten ein.
90 m. 96fling & Sobn,
1,10w1I 511 NDenue s.
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0(n oas teiienoe 9sublitumt.
Gin Dollar geipart, 1T ein Dollar bers
6ient,

Wenu Sbr 3eit unb @elb iparen
tpollt, iteigt i'm Central 9otel, am Maim
plaaa, ab. gs 1T ein billiges uno 3us
perldiiiges 9otel, mo- Sbr ausge3ei9nete
Soft unb ale benfbaren 8equemli9fetz
ten fiir $1-$1.50 pro Sag erbalten.
StraBenbabn in unn1itteIbarer Ndbe.
Omnibuie na6 ben Babnbbfen. See
legrapb= uno Selepbon 8erbinbung.
SIN 6anie befinbet fib bic Office Der
B6rne, Comfort unb Jriebri9sburg
poftutf6en. Griibitiid bor ser Nbz
labrt. Colonel 5. N. Bater fiibrt bas
9otel feit IL Sabren unb bat tets bic
3ufrieoenbeit feiner &un6en geerntet.
Ser groBe 8erfebr bon DeutI9en bas
felbit legt 3eugniB bapon ab.
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sans g. 0eee,ter

2umberparb an 9ouitonltraBe
Sab, DDor unb 8lin0 6actorr
an Mpenue s. 4iefert ole Arten bon
8aubo "a. 8reatern unb @binbeln
au ben niebrigifen preiien uno fiibrt IN
feiner G9neioefabrif alle Quftrdge fiji,
Sbiiren, 6enIferrabmen, Salouiien &C.
&c. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unn
8aulnitige MAIDEN mir uaf bic @tabliiz
fements bes 9errn Sesener hermit Be-
fOnOers aufmertiam. [9,785,w1j
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= Die Opium=@ =@infubr Der @ereinig=
ten Staaten 1T i'm leBten &e9nunss=
iabre Der &esierung tpieber geftiegen.
IS tuurben eingefiibrt: robes Opium
334. 169 pfuno i'm Wertbe bon $870s,
740 unb 50.265 pfunb gum &au6en
bereits prdparirtes Opium i'm Wertbe
Ton $446. 531. Der @eilmmtuerib bes
elngefiib btten Opiums, BON bem iiber
bret Niertel nidt BON ben @btneien,
fonbern BON ben gngldnbern importltt
tperben, belief fi9 iomit auf s1.318,s
27l. SIM 8e9nunasiabre aupor belief
fi6s Der Wertb Der Opium>@,nfubr auf
etmas iiber $500. 1000. Wie nun iiebt,
gretft Der Opiumnerbrau9 in ben Der.
Staaten raider UNI iid, a.s man aage<
mein glaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28

Gin aneloameritanis II Z
i6es Blatt in Chicago f6ldte iiinglt
feds Reporter na6 elmer 3beaterpDrs
fteDung, um 3u ieben. mie melt Die
Meinungen Der rRunittritifer" auseins
anbergeben wirOen. Sic ,sinsen allers
bings aiemli@ melt ouseinanber, mas
rem lidi aber aQe Dariiber einis, oaB bic
8orfteaung 5Dar ni@t gut, aber i'm.
merbin In Nnbetra9t oes falien Mets
ters mittelmdBig beiu@t geweien lei.
Sn WirfliAfeit aber bate - iuenn Der
Useni9 Bed bat - bic @orfeaung
iiberbaupt ui@t fattsefunoen.
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GpItpn & s8pltp,t.

Nuftiondre unb &pmmiifons &auf=
Ieute SO. 2, A unb 6 %. 9Duiton=
StraBe, San Nntonio, faufen unb bers
faufen gebrau6te M6bel, Seppi9e,
@las@ uHD 8le9maaren &C. Wer Bill
lig faufen min, bem III bier cine giins
iiige @elegenbeit geboten. @anae
9auseinri9tungen bilig 3u erDerben.
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= Ma6t Cure 8eftelungen fiir Sta.
@elbrabt, slatten 9rabt. giienbled
2upferble@ unb 20tbe bel giper &
g S9uItbeB 249 Martet Str.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
Sarautie fir niebriglte Marftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28
Grteer Srutbers,
207 so ain BIQaa.

Dieie pDpuldren iunsen @ei6dftss
leute baben itd i'm gan5en Staate
Seras einen benei6enstpertben STUFF fiir
&eellitdt uno 3ubortommenbeit gegen
ibre &unbeu ertporber. 9lls rrattif6e
ubrma9er unb Suweliere iteben fie
ltniibertrpffen oa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-28
3te bnlsari.d3e Suuefran bom
Srfentta N%

Nus Sophia gebt benz vBerliner 86rz
fen @ourir" nbeMittheiIung 3u, fir
Deren &t9tigfeit er feinerfei Gemdbr
iibernebmen mill: vDaB bic bulgari.
f6en Sruppen burG oen 0elbenmutb
bes 6iirten Mleranoer angeipornt unb
beseiltert tpuroen, 1T befannt, aber
ii6errai9eno biirfte es iein, gu erfabren,
baB sur 9ebung bes Wutbes cine
iunge Dame piel beigetrasen bat,
bic in ber Uniform zines SberIieu=
tenants ben ganaen GelDaug mitse.
maft bat. Diefer rei3enbe Oberlieuter
rant nit benz Mll9gefi9t, ben groBen,
5lauen 4ugen unb BET iuperben 3ai1e
lit cine Berlinerin, urto In ben bprnebs
men 2reiien ber 2aiferfabt an Der
Spree wirb man bic rei3enbe 4nnette
mod ni9t pergefen baben, tpel9er einit
2ieutenant Nleranber BON 8attenberg
ben 6of ma6te, uno bic ibm, als er
Jiirit uurbe, no9 Sophia folete.
Giirit Nleranber iit befanntli9 Sungges
fele, unb felbit i'm falten Norben tpirb
mon es ibm ni6t tbel nebmeu, baB er
ii@ bieier f66nen. iunsen Dame anges
nommen bat, bic ein Engagement an
einem 8erliner Sbeater aufsab, Inn
benz Gariteu su foIgen. Sn Sopbia
bat man alleroin3s bic fd6ne Grenbe
anfanss nit f@eelen 9lugen augeieben,
aber ieitbem fib bic blonbe 8erlinerim
i'm Sample tpiber bic Serben aus3ei1=
nete, 1T iie in ber M6tung oller Oamen
Sopbias geftiesen, llnb bic Mdnner fins
ben bieielbe i96ner als ie. Man bat
iie fogar bic bulsariife Sunsfrau Don
Orleans genannt, aber biele 8e3ei9=
nung biirfte iibertrieben fein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-27
A GUN THAT SHOOTS BACKWARD.

To h 4
SIR: That prolific ree-trade correspondent,
Mr. is Moore extorts the most ud!crols conclusions
,rom soe OF the he CITES. Tho simple TACT
about the temporary Increase in tne importation Oh
woolen garments and some other manufactured pfou-
meta tn which he in recent letter. Is, that IL Is
wholly due TO the unprecedented aud prolonged COM
nereia stagnaton existing England aud some other
Eurouran countries The value ol laOOr In England HAS
fallen enormously IN the past Two years. an thls 'ac
topeter with the effort TO stem the uuo OF JUST
ness depression, Il induced English makers TO uhder
hid the American mills. Mr. Moore himself cannot Oe'
ueve that such an Alarming depression can be pernah
ant hut II 1t thousands Of British "orAmeh
will soon be dying OF Starvation unless, indeed our
tariff Is 20 for reduced to open the American MAR
bel uhe most coveted In the whole woIId 70 their
wares sucn an ct by Increasing tue Importation WIZ
aiior1 more reliable and more remnnerative employ
men1 for the British Workman. but no" WI" '"'
American workman lare . ,,,.
sngle instance will suffice TO show the present wde
ditIerence In the cost OF Engi ana American LABOR
For finishing the price paid In England shilhs
ner dozen while IN NewYork for precisely the same
work IA paid 50 per Now II the tarln aooshed
| a. Mr. Moore desires, the American workman VIII o.
comperd 10 accept ami linz or stand Idle. II seems u
me hat Mr.. Moores English gun shoots backward TO on
alarming extent W. H. W.
Neip- York, sept 20, 1850.