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DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS.

The COnferees Of Senate and House
Making Good Progress with the Bill.
The conference committee OF the House and
Senate made very good progress yesterday af-
ternoon towards coming to an agreement on the
senate amendments to the District appropria-
ton bill. They agreed upon more than half the
Senate amendments in which the House nom
concurred. The most important of those agreed
to made appropriations for the various chart
ties Of the District which were left off the bill
by the House. The sum of the appropriations
for these amount to about $40, OOO The other
amendments agreed to are of q less important
character, raising or reducing various items all
along through the bill. The very large increase
Tor school buildings, streets and other matters
are still unsettled. With relation to the school
buildings 1t is possible that all the money neces-
sary will be voted in addition to the sum au-
thorized by the House by the passage of the
last Congress, authorizing the mmissioners
TO sell certain school sites no longer OF use the
proceeds TO be used for the erection Of other
buildings,
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EXCITED DISCUSSION ON AN IMPORTANT CUES
TON BY THE TuRNER-BUND.

TIoN BY THE TuRNER-BUND.
Boston, June 16-At the afternoon session
yesterday OF the North American Turner-Bund,
after a warm debate, IL was voted TO use both
English and German i'm the Turner schools IL
was also voted TO hand over the examinations
OF the Turner'S seminary TO a board 10 be com.
posed OF members from district organizations.
In the evening a long and excited discussion
was held on the question OF recommending the
abolition OF the presidency and the senate OF
The United States The proposition was agreed
70 by q vote OF 80 To "a.
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To CANCEL RAILROAD PATENTs-The Attor.
ney General has been advised by the Secretary
of the Interior to bring suit to cancel the pat
ents issued to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad for the even sections in Allen county,
Kansas, lying in the indemnity limits of that
road, where Overlapped by the granted limits
OF the LeavenwOrth, Lawrence and Galveston
road, and for the even sections in the common
indemnity limits of the two roads, The de-
clsion proceeds solely on the Interpretation of
the public land laws, leaving all questions of
Innocent purchasers to be determined by the
Department of Justice or by the courts
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were the Secretary Of War; Senators Mitchell
with Maj. Wells and family of Oregon, Butler,
Ransom and Sewell; Representatives Cobb with
McKenna, Spriggs, Henley and Clardy: ex-Re.
representatives. Hurd and Converse, General
Alexander Hamilton, Edward F. Jones of NY:
natl.
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The Pres1dentS Future Home.
PROBABILITY THAT HE WILL CONTINUE TO
RESIDE IN WASHINGTON.
It is reported now that the President will 60
to Albany to live when he retires to private life.
When Col. Lamont was aoked by STAR re-
porter about the report he replied: ''The Presi-
dent has given no thought as to where he will
reside. He owns no property in Albany, but
he does own little farm out on the Tenally-
town road, near Washington" His tone i'm
piled that the President was more likely to
select Washington as q place Of residence than
Albany.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interna
revenue, $275, 697; customs, 1887 ,O2s.

To INSPECT STATE MILITIA.-Major John M.
Bacon, 7th cavalry, has been detailed to visit
the camps Of the several organizations of the
Minnesota National Guard during their en-
campment at New Ulm, MIMI, and at Bear
LAKE, MINI. Captain Gaines Lawson, 25tfl
infantry, has been detailed to visit the camps
OF the several brigades OF the Illinois National
Guard, near Springfield, Ill.
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NEW YORK, June 16-Wfufred b Thompson,
the young bridegroom, who killed his wife at
the sturtevant house yesterday and nred four
the night, AZ anticipated by the surgeons In the
hospital. Al noon to-day he was resting quietly,
under the influence Of morphine, after an
undisturbel night The course Of the bullet has
not been traced, but hopes ere entertained that
Il has touched no vital part
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NEW YORK, June 16.-A verdict in favor of
the defendant was rendered in the United
states district court to-day in the suit brought
by the government against Gen. Thomas Jor-
dan for the recovery OF AN alleged shortage OF
ST., 900 in his accounts while acting as quarter
master during the Mexican war
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FUNDS for GladstOus's Camp0ign.
LORD w0LvERToN AND EAR. RosEBEky COZ
TRIBUTE $3.50, 900 EACH

TRIBUTE $25OOOO EACH.
A cable dispatch from Loadon TO the New
York Sun says: Finance is the order Of tine day
In politics here. Both the unionists aud the
conservatives hare abuadantly provided them
selves with money. and the Gladstonians are
industriously beating up funds with success
surprising even TO themselves When Earl
Rosebery, . most loyal liberal and always
literally loyal, was called upon 10 contribute
20 the election fund, he agreed % subscribe
whatever sum Baron Wolverton would give.
Lord Woiverton, who il an archmiiiloDsirs
and chiidiess. was then visited and informed
Of Earl Rosebery's promise. With . quiet
smile and without = moments hesitation, the
baron drew the subscription paper In front q
him and put down his name Ior ESQ, 600. The
paper was returned 20 Lord Rosebery In due
time, and as his eye fell upon the sum OF Lord
Wolverton's donation ui0mentary expreosion
OF surprise cr0ssed his lace, but he pfompt
set his name opposite . like amount 1n0
handed the list back without q word.
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Death of Mr.. George Tiffany.

NEWPORT, r. L, June 16.-Mr George Tiffany
formerly Of Baltimore, but lately of New York,
died at his cottage on Narragansett avenue this
morning. Deceased was one OF Viewpoints
prominent mill owners. He married the
daughter of Commodore Matthew Galbraith
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DOESN'T WISH TO LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
The President in q letter to Charles E. Dresser,
OF Massachusetts, acknowledging with thanks
the switch board" sent to the latter as q wed.
ding present, says: II accept It as an evidence
OF kind feeling and friendship and can admire
IT Tor its ingenuity but hardly think that
shall immediately test its power to disclose the
past and fOretell the future ~
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Bic Fire mt New H.vev

New HAVEN, CONN, June 16.-SpeTy &
Barnes large provision and pork packing
house on Long wharf took fire at O'Clock this
morning and is still burning II will be a total
cover the loss. Several firemen were injured.
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HALIFAX, n. s., June 16.-Additional cleo
ton returns show that the government will
have the support of between % and 80 MEM
bers out of q house numbering 80.
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THE BRAZILIAN PRINCE VISITS MOUNT YER.
NoN.-Augusto Leopoldo, the Brazilian prince,
ana the naval officers who are with him, went
by Commander McCalla. of the Navy depart
ment, and Chief Clerk Brown, of the State de.
Partment The visitors will be entertained at
dinner this evening by the Brazilian minister.
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A DISHONEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xkaEsooo
Sayles, colored servant d yeas Old, yocenatly
employed at Miss Boswelrs, 226 y street, yas
and held On three charges Of r1oolng her 1orlaef
employers. The officer recovceee quane1ty a
utensils and q pair Of god spectaclek ehs WG5
tried In the Police lost to-day An4 oonton,o4
70 ten months In to1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-16

Gov. Hill, of New York, has vetoed the bill
recently passed by the legislature providing for
spring municipal elections In New York, and
tor the alecsion of fourteen aldermen upon =
General ticket
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PrrTsBURG, June 16.-The iron output this
year compared with that OF the CORRESPONDING
period 1885 shows good condition: 2O3 tons
more OF iron are being made than during last
June. In the steel mills 700 tons OF metal are
used daily. In nine mills the puddle1 are ON
double turn. In the remainder half OF the pud-
ding furnaces are on double and half single
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Husband and wife Dead Together.

CHICAGO. June 16.-A special from Ell Paso
Texas, says: Last night George Williams, col
ored. shot his wife, killing her instantly, then
turned the revolver against his own head and
Tell dead beside his wife. Williams wife was
employed as house-seryant He called to see
her Monday night and asked for money, which
was refused. Last evening he returned and re-
newed the request for money, which led TO the
fatal shooting
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THE MoHICAN.-The Navy department is in.
| formed that the MOhican arrived at Apia, Sa-
moa, May 10th.
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Changes I'm the O6lces.

The following discharges were yesterday made
in the Pension office: Christian Excl, of Mime
sofa, principal examiner. $4,000; w. P. Brown,
Of Indiana, examiner, 81 400; Jacob Foster, OF
Michigan, examiner, 81 400; Thos. S. Smythe,
Of Tennessee, examiner, 81 400; C. w. Chappell,
of New York, examiner, 81 400; d. r. Eldredge
OF Virginia, examiner, 81, 200.
Mrs. F. A. Shepard, OF Illinois, q clerk in the
general land office, has resigned.
John d. Secthern has been appointed post
master at Mount Clifton, Shenandoah county:
James w. Hinton at Virginia Beach, Princess
Anne county. and a. J. Davis at Woodbridge
Albemarle county, Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To- THE MEMBERS OF BLOOM YOUTH
6s,.i;: LODGE No 1893. g. = Q; Of @ F., are
Their ssssa
IHEoDoEE BAILEY; also, to meet at the Hall Friday,
June px aStn, to attend the funeral
David A. GLASS p s. Nv 1t:
To- THE GARDEN PARTY FOR THE BEN
- eft of Trinity Church viii be repeated this
"wednesday evening. June 18th. Its
~ RrG MAsHIS 81 PC, June lsse 3,
T5ess9rer ofNAT1oSAE co6ScfL. 81. a L T..
Of 9 mV . the IL sSeSsns q
especially Grand Secretary . F. UsRfEN. for kind
II. 80 THERESA SOLOMON.
fE~ At A MEETING OF THE BOSS BAK-
- ERS. held yesterday June 10. it was uDani-
ADOPTED not to use the stamp on no more bread
[E~ NOTICE TO sTOCKHoLDERs-THER ERE
R e GmHeeng ct the Of the
on wEDMESDAY, July 14th. for the election of of
.Ff~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Tnl. 18th day ,' Of june ne 4. D. 1856 ssA'
in Eau, V NO. 59ss
On motion Of complainant BY W. J. Miller Ter and Ma
cause their appear snce to be entered herein
day otherwise the cause win be proceeded with in
The object Of this suit is to correc. deed Of convey
snss Of lot one 81 in block go in Todd and Browns
tumble from MARY J. Wright NOW deceased John
w: Wright, Irwin b Wright and his wife, Minna
Provided copy Of this order be published once
week for three sacsessive weeks in some daily paper
Dus sfas Son IN the washington Law KsgsIssf
[C~ scHUErzEN FEST.
- RAIN OR SHINE
49, OF BALTIMORE, MD.
equal to that Of any Of he So@s e 4Ans A
Je16-6t Sole Agents for the District of Columbia
fEr nelson's WANTING Walks LAID
asa In the ,,s time possible and give
or address b RIOKDAN, 6II st. NV jei5-sts
TC~ ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
d11,;5. >. late r. IL TsYLoE Will confer favor by
they win find their itemized accounts ready, and
urgently request an early settlement S q same
je142w Administrator
H~ THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
- entered into co-partnership under the firm
sOIle, the
promptly punished ana Al oobng win receive
ER1GG9S. 1'i TaSs LEws aRAASS 8hS si BE
R~ DANFORTH FLUIDS GALS. DELIV.
- cred for $1.OO. gals OF the SO-CALLED
Cleveland Fluid delivered 75c The largest assOrt-
ment Of Vapor Stoves In town, with the latest i'm
pr0vementa Call and see them In operation at w. s.
jerks q CO.'S, III It'll St NV. je9 I'm
TE~ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS' SEC
- tion 3. of the Integral Cooperative system.
an So M Of bupas
scription Plans and specifications furnished appIt
cation. Owners will do we'll to submit plans ALREADY
made: address Lock Box 500 City Post Office. Shop
61S n St NV. jeS-1ms
Tfs SOMETHING NEW, 5GALLON STAR
49, Fluid, 75c: 5-gallOn genuine Cleveland fluid
$l delivered. No charge for cleaning out or repair
Ing Vapor Stoves ii you celebrated Cleveland
the latest Improvement A. EBERLY & SONS, 7lS
Itn ST. NV. je7-lm
rs q. 8 COLEMAN. BECK AND WICK
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Real Estate Sales.

Eliza Jordan, executrix, has sold to Matthew
w. Gait, for ST., 900, house ON the east side of
18th street, just south of F street. Chas. S. Hill
has sold to r. H. T. Leopold, for pc, 500, lot %
x131 feet, on the north side of r street, between
18th and 10th streets. Richard w. Tyler has
sold to Mary z. Freeman, for $5,47S, lot 23la
x12O, on the north side of n street, just east OF
18th street. Diller b. Croft has sold to VIM. NJ.
Clayton, for $500, q lot liz front, and con-
tanning 1850 square feet, at the northwest
corner of 18th and Caroline streets. Jesse V. N.
Huyck has sold to Jane A. Kenyon, for So, 600,
u part OF the tract White Haven, fronting on
Ridge road, containing 20 3S-1OO acres.
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PICNICS. ETC

" n G. A.
Il - MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
Steamer w. W. Corcoran,
FRIDAY EVENING June 18TH 6:l5
Music by Donchs Band Concert will begin on the
boat nj half past five
Tickets. including ice cream and cake SOC.
For the convenience of those who do not get dinner
good lunch VIII be served very moderate prices
jeI5-it
LNIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF
Il - {. PALMER RELIEF ASSOCIATION on the
steamer Mary Washington, THURSDAY, June
9TH Boat leaves 18th ST wharf at pm. Chartered
jeI5-st*
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The Library Site Jury.
READY TO HEAR PROPERTY OWNERS In SQUARE
73O TOMORROW.
The Jury to appraise the property in squares
720, 73O and 73l for the use Of the government
for the site Of the national library will be ready
to hear the property holders OF square 73O to.
morrow, and the marshal, therefore, is sending
out notices. =
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THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
THE PRESIDENT has recognized Andres G.
Bean as consul Of the Argentine republic at
Boston, and Andre Louis Dagger, vice consul of
Denmark at Washington.
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Threatened Gas War I'm Chicago.
RIVAL COMPANIES INVADING EACH OTHERS


TERRITORY.
CHICAGO, June 16.-It has been announced
several times recently that the South Side Gas
company OF the city had made contracts TO de-
liver gas to people on the west side, and was on
the eve OF crossing the river and laying its
mains there. Whether it will do SO with a
million and a half dollar suit for damages
hanging over its head remains to be seen. Mr..
Billings, president of the Peoples company
(west sde) has begun an aggressive warfare by
serving notice Oh Mr.. Watkins, president OF the
South Side company, that he should commence
in the superior court this week suit against
his company :or 81 100000 damages for inva-
sion of the west side. MIR. Watkins offense is
that his company has begun the construction
of a tunnel under Taylor street, and has made
over 5000 contracts on the west side TO fur
nish gas at 81 per thousand feet. This, it is
claimed, is In direct violation of an iron-ciad
agreement made in 1862 between the two COM
panies, binding themselves forever to keep out
OF each others territory, that is, neither COM
pany was TO cross the river. Mr.. Billings now
says his company will now prepare to tunnel
the river and invade the south side. They will,
he says, put the price down to as cents, and il
this is met, will make another SO per cent re-
duction. A lively war is anticipated.
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ff-~ SOMETHING NEW, 5-GALLON STAR
49, Fluid, 75c.: 5gallOn genuine Cleveland fluid
~, delivered No charge for cleaning out repair
Ing Napor stoves II you celebrated Cleveland
Fluid No more leaky VapOr Stoves. Call ana see
the latest Improvement A. EBERLY & SONS 7lS
9TH st. ie7-Im
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PITTsBURG, PA, June 16.-Michael Kelly, q
tramp, has been arrested at Beaver Falls, Pa,
on suspicion of having murdered James Kin
caide, OF Mahoningtown, Pa, last December,
and also for the killing OF a young girl near
Mansfield, Ohio, I'm September. A colored man
named Jasper says Kelly confessed both muir
ders to him.
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CHICAGO, June 16.-James Is. Kirk, the
milliO naire soap manufacturer and an old
settler OF Chicago died at Ills this morning at
his home in South Evanston, Of typho-malarial
fever.
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District Governments Anhfrs.


MISCELLANEOUS.
The contract for sweeping the alleys of the
city was awarded to William Z. Hodge, he
being the lowest bidder at thirty-five cents per
1000 square yards.
out the city was yesterday awarded to William
e. Hodge on his bid OF thirty-fve cents per
1000 square yards.
The diplomas OF the graduates OF the District
high school and normal schools were finished
this morning at the District government
building, and the seal Of the District attached
thereto.
Mr. John B. Pearson writes to the Commits
sioners, stating that Mr.. Aniick Palmer has
allowed his stone wall to be built five inches
beyond his parking line, and asks that he be
required TO remove the same.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The health office records show 76 deaths last
week-white, 40; coored, 49,. death rate per
total population, 2O5, 900. The principal
causes of death were: consumption, Ia; dt-
arrhGea, g; pneumonia, 3. Births reported: 81
white males, 15 white females, II colOred
males. colored females. Marriages reported:
IA white, 8 ooiored.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: II. II. Hunter,
erect q dwelling ON Benning road; $500. J. w.
Thomas, erect two-story dwelling on 14th
street, near G street southeast; $500. IL. +.
Pearson, erect three frame dwellings, Clark
small dwelling, south side street. between 9Th
and 7th streets; 500. D. III. lehman, erec,
q tWo-stOry attic ana basement dwelling, north
east corner 18th and Corcoran streets north
west; S22, 900.
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rs 9. 8 COLEMAN, BECK AND WICK
- LINE. Carpenters and Builders-We invite
those who have building and carpenters work to do
70 submit their plans and specifications eeti-
mates we being practical worAmen and builders will
promptly and neatly done. All kinds Of heavy franz
Ing add RAISING done Address 700 81. ". te3-lm.
re- THE CH1LDREN'S COUNTRY HOME
- open during the sumer for the reception
cannot otherwise obtain it. Applications for admis-
sion to the Home must be made in writing STATING
the age and address OF the child, and sent to
CHILDREN'S COdMITTEE
Je112s&w1m 1873 N street
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
to- CHAs s. PRICE,
~ DRUGGIST. 42s 7th St sw.,
Washington. our prices are exceedingly low. apls
ADJUSTMENTS.
iades Of ath st n church .. odd Fef1oSs hail
hhs s1y yaId %nlea was PSsfg93ed May I'M WIN DC
freshments aprons, etc, at reasonable rates jel6-2t
NEw NATIONAL THEATER
ToNIGHT AT $780,
SATURDAY MATINEE AT q.
McCAULL OPERA COM1QUE COMPANY IN
THE MIKADO.
Digby Bell. Charles W. DUNCAN, Harry McDon-
Nellie NcCsrtee. Lily Walter. Laura Joyce Bell
Reserved seats, CSC and SOC Je15
I,ESTIvAL- THE LADIES OF RYLAND
Church ParIors. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS. 18th and 18th Music and Literary ex-
ercse Admission. including refreshments, 25 cents
jeI52t-
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Every Evening a at s 1esrs ssS Matinee
IA BILE DE NINE ANSoT.
Next week-La Grsnde Duchess je14
CCHEUTZENFEST
- -he celebrated Anheuser Busch St. Louis Lager
found the best of all Wet stuffs. Cigars &c.
ie11-1w MCCORMICK Il co.
YI,RICYCLE PARK, OPEN NIGHTS PRACTICE
Il in park free Tricycles Tandems and Bicycles for
Us. cAFITaL cYcLE Co. %. 14os Sl ave J jss.s%
TUE PAsoRAMA Or THE BArrLE
OF MANASSAS. OR SECOND BULL RUN
CORNER 18TH ST. AND OHIO AVE
Two Blocks south of Pennsylvania Avenue.
oPES DURING THE isl WEEK FsoI =. y. TO
11R NJ ON SUNDAYS FROM 1 TO IL p. N. Lighted
NJ night by 800 Edison Electric Lights ADMISSION.
5o CESTs CHILDREN UNDER 12YEARs. % CENTS
On sundays Half Price Special for schools
societles ard excursions.
Tickets be had at Droor music store. 925 PENN
sylvania avenue my19
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Tf~s CHAS 5. PRICE,
49, DRUGGIST. 426 7th St aw.,
The most complete Drug establishment In South
Washington Our prices are exceedingly low. apls
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fc~ DANFoRTH FLUIDS GALS. DELIy.
Cleveland Fluid delivered 75c The largest assOrt-
ment OF vapor Stoves In town, with the latest i'm
prOvementS Call and see them In operation at w. s.
jerks & co.'s, III eth ST NV. leg I'm :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-16

Representative B. w. Perkins, of Kansas, b
been renOminated by reclamation.
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CooK:s EXCURSIONS
EUROPE AND CALIFORNIA
For the Spring and Summer of 1885 Send for Pro
grams
TICKETS ISSUED for INDIVIDUAL TRAVEL
Frs TO and in all parts of the World.
PASSAGE TICKETS by all lines of Steamers
COOKS EXCURSIONiST. with maps. published
monthly. by mail for cents address,
THOs COOK & SON. 26l broadway, N. Y.
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- ton 3, of the Integral Cooperative system,
are now bidding on all work in their line including
the erection and completion of buildings every de-
scrptOn. Plans and specifications furnished on app-
cation. Owners will do we'll submit plans already
made Address Lock Box 500 City Post Office. Shop
N. iaS1 u,H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-04
gser TT sram gHtmslptu ?

Da biefe Trase oft seftelt wirb, wcnea
mir einfa4 iasett, baB fe cine Dame III,
bic es ftp felt 80 Sahren CUR Snfsabe mta&s
tie, Trauenfrantbeiten, hauptiddli@ aber
2inbertranfbeiten 30 itubiren. sic bat
bic 2onftitution unb bic 8ebarfntGe bieIer
3ablreidea 2tafien beiOnbers sepraft unb
ale Geinltat pratttider 3enntnife unb
@~rfabruns, melde fe I'M 2aufe eines Men>
i9enalters ale arontenpfesertn unb gr3t
aeiammelt, Bat Ne ben Spothing Shrup
ale b~eicnberes Wittel ftr 3ahnenbe 2inber
auIammenseiest. Dieie Mebi,in bat cine
ntasii&e @irtuus - lie sibt 8ube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdtt cffenen 9eib. Sn
Tclge bieier Mebi3in 1T Tran @inslpm
treltberabmt setpcrben ale Wcbltbdterin
Der 9inber. limb bic Rinber merbeit arcs
unb banten ibr bafar. Aud in bieIer Stabt
BAT fe bic 3inber 3u Danf perpfi&tet.
@rD6e Quantitdten bes Spptbins Snrup
werben bier tdsli& pertauftunb perbrau4t.
Wir 9~lauben, Mrs. WinSlotp bat it1
burd bieien Nrtitel uniterbli@ Semadt
unb mir finb iber3eust, baB bura beniels
Ben Eouienbe bon Sinbern Serettet wurben
unb baB Wilionen benlelben nod NIT
@rfcls sebrauden perben. Seine Wautter
BAT ibre RfiGt sethan, penn fte nidt
Mrs. Wtnslom's SoDtbtns Ssrup ans
panbte. Ueriudt Is Nle = 3abies Wiltpr
Stem OOrt. = gu ~pertaufen bei allen
Drussifen. rs Gents bic Glai&e.