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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
8aubols! Baubpla!

Garmer unb 8auluitige MAIDEN mir
aaf bic 2umbersO arb bes 9errn 9ans
8. egene CT oufmerffam. Mau fin>
bet bort groBe Borrdthe bon Baubola
aaer Dirt unb in feiner S6neibemibIe
Sbiiren, Geafer, Saloufien &C. au ben
biQigiteu pteiien. @er md iiift iein
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fi@, baB man bier NIT 8nrfbeil taufen
tanu.9 2umbersD arb unba Office: an
9DuffonifraBe. @afb Door & 8Iinb
Gectorp bon 9ansG s.. 9egener,
an Mbenlie G.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
Con anI0ni0. esras i. SUI 1856.
SHS**tltSle
Gau MntDnfD. ..Eeras.

Gau antonio, Eeras, /. Sui 1885.
Sd taufte in biefsr @tabt Elm @adet bon
9orsforOs Self Batting 9reaS @rsbaratiOn,
aatersos Is elmer 9emifden nnterfaduns unb
Fnhs, baF baHeIbs bon rsinen unO ni6t siftisen
@benifaIien tnfaruaengefett If.
Die Sbee bes prot. $orsforb -ipar cine pirt.
fi9 grOsartise, bas u~nberbauIi9e peiniein>
laure Natron, pel@es In alien Gaaen bas
G~nbreiultat bon allen aus @einieinrabm unb
slatron 5afammeneefssteu Badpnlbern if,
bird Sas ldsbars pbospboriaure aaIf unO sla.
iron, ben Dirtliden Wabrunsstpertb bes Brobes
AHb bic ano6snfubfaua erseusenben @Iemsnte
Der gtntur 31 erieten.
90 1T fidesli9 bic bette unD sefunbefe %r1.
aration, ipsJds BEN @ubltfum jemalg oFeriri
murbe, unb iebe SHUTTER, Der bic gefunbbeii
t5rss Rinbst am esrsen Iiest fonte lein anberes
gsbrau9eu.
81 fam mr. nod bic Betatisuns, pel3t
bonn Fsligen bsrii5mtea ebsniler @rof. Baron
bon eiebis iibsr bieie grdparation abseoebeu
puroe, biusufisen, iaOem er iaete: sd be.
tra6te bisfe Grinbang oIs cine ber nhbli@feu
@absn, iusIds bic @iHenfdaft Der Meni6bei
s~eIiefsrt bait
Bel alien 6rpeers ia babsn.
Weffn@tses. 25,1 1,tup6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19

= 0ie frana6ff9e &esierung beabs
f1iigt, bas tuunberpirfenbe % a
bDn 2ourbes gu beiteuern, pel9ea
tpeitbin perianbt tuirb, unb eriuartet bas
BON einen idbrIi9en @rtrag BON 6 Mil.
liOnen Granten. Sic gebt babel uffens
bar BON benz @ef9tspuntte aus, 6aB,
uer nun bod einmaI Dem aber9lauben
fr6bne, baftr aud 8ebbrig be3nblen
|iole. Sebenfalls 1T bies Elm @eriu9,
bic 9ummbeit au beiteuernl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
California @eine.

5err S. 5. so eDer, @bolefaIe g.
&etailbdnbler in Meinen, alamo Yla3a,
TT Dor &ur3em BON ieiner pierten Ges
f9dftsreife mad @alifornien auriif9es
febrt. @r fam ieBt feline &unoen unb
Gamilien nit ben beiten Sorten BON
@alifornia=W einen unb reinem Srauz
benz8ranbD berieben. &einen @alifors
mia Glaret ~berfauft er bic @alpne-$1.
portz unb anbere unberfdlf@te Meine
finb ftets bel tim borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
@uuSerbare @are,t.

IS 8. Sobt u. 60, @bolefaIe unb @etait
sSr Sans6 bon y, Stone, Ga, fsst Seit stus'
Electric 8itters nnb 8udlens arniea SaIbe,
unb ba5en ME 9eilmittel sebabt, bic fid better
bsrfanften eoer mebr 8efrieOisuas sepabrten.
Sic baben einise punberbare Ruren in unierer
Stabt betpirft, aamentlid mebrere Sale bon
pirfIi@er ausaebruns finb bur@ ben Gebrau@
GINGER Glai@en bon Or. Sings @etp 0isroeerb
sebeilt moroen, tn 8erbinbung nit electric
Bitter. 8ir ~9arantiren biefelben itetS.
8um 8ertauf bel U. Dretb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
SIN Ginbereaa sdnh @tpre

iinb neue Maarett eingetroffen far bi,
beborftebeube GrabiabrssGa
ION. Wir baben uns our9 ben Nu.
genf9ein babon iiber5eugt, 6aB bteft
Maaren: 9amen= unb @inbers@ 9ube,
9erreni9ube &C., bas 8efte finb, tpas
ie i'm bieligen Martte pferirt tpurbe,
9ie Muswabl 1T febr rei6baltig unb bic
preiie fin6 ieoem BebirfniB angemeKen,
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ub.
5eug tragen min, ber gebe. gum
Cinderella @@u6z6tpre,
gde S~outonftraBe & Mbe. s.
2,8,t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
Rmffema lIrnicn.enIbe.

9ie bette @albe BET .&elt fit S@aitte
A~uetfdunsen, @ef@piire, Gieber. uab Saute
4uSfdla9, Gledte, ~sefprnnsene Sdnbe; Groif.
benlen nnb ale $autfranfbeiten; turirt ga.
rnurrboiben ober feine 8eaabInng. @olise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb plro
anriderfattet. 20 Gents bic Sda9teI BET u.
Dretb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19

- 2iebbaber zines guten, n,iIben
&au9tabats tperben tn ben Sabrifaten
BET beribmten Sabafsfrma Gail &
Ir in Baltimore gerabe bas @emiinf9s
tie fiaben. &au6er iDtpie S6nupfer
aiebea bic graeugniie oiefer Girma al.
len anbern Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
2,8,t1i

Dead Shot Sereip Bor,n gaint,
msat ipirtt fidber nnb f@neI. 9iefes Ointment
tOotet bic @iirtaer augenbIidlid bait GIieaen
ab unb BELT bic @nnDe.< SIM 8afer aufqei6F
III es elm auSee3ei@netes SeiImittel geaen iiraenb
pelde @unbeA beim 8ieb. 9reiB 80 Gents.
@rdparirt mnb gum 8erfanf BET u. DreiB,
Gan gntonio. 1876 tutp
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Wancpaif & @phn

5u beiu9en tnb beren MammutbsN ors
ratb gu bei6tigen. 9ie Maaren finb
BON ben renommirteiten 6abrifen ge=
tauft unb uerben gu 70 biligen Breiien
%berfauft, tuie NUT m6sli6. glle &uns
ben tuerben nit ibren Ginfdufen sufries
bett feir. 26.3.3Mt
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HOTEL VAL VERDE,

Del &Io, 90 Uerbe 90, IeTas.
mra y ., eIpfe, size atbd i merin.
angsuebm ssIseer, neis arrangement, auf.
uisrtloiue Bebieuuag. Bieb3i6ter, SnSaliben
nnb @ef9aftSrsiienbe iperben erludt, baS BAL
8eros@ 81 efprObsn. "a tuip
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19

= Man i6reibt aus &om: Mie bier
ttitgetbeilt uirb, bat bic preuBii9e
Regierung bic 8ori9ldge bes 0atitans
aur &ebtion berMaigeiebe aagenommeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
aletber fir Ser ssr6hIino.

9ie 3eit gum Antauf bon Grablinsss
1nb Sommertleibern, often unb nn=
ter5eug 1T gefomnten. gs tpir6 i@
fur Sebermann, BET fol6e 9trtitel ges
brau@t, beaablen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19
Gine kinDertO(e Gbe

uanaaABauruaaaEa s mnaaaNu aaaaHAaManRaHHai
II. aeiris cine liberals t~raartse Ga1e fur tilaits
DIES Gbepaar. gBie utb tpptur4 biefen l.eset tn
fnr3er 3ett a~6gebplfen werben fam, Seist ber
III ftnagSs9tnfer, :. 250 Seiten, nit 3aIlrei6en
natrrsetreaen 8tlbern, mel9er bon benz alten uap tez
mdbrtei beutihsnSei 5nftitut in Stem gprt AeraisSez
sebenfprb, aui bic "a RTE % tie. Surge aeute,
Bic IN ben 9tdnb Der @te iretea r%rrreiL leaten ben
SprnH lG9iGers; sD prhfef perqfi@
I q tfnbet,n ,rpbl beberstsen, iinb has rors
tretlthe BUD fefsn, cAe fe ben 10 t@ tt sjten
S$rttt bes esrsns tbua gBirb fur IS Scents
Gpra@e, fret unb irrslam uerpaG 1t per5anit.
Mbreile Deutsches Hoil-Institut,
II Clinton Place. New York. NY. &
Der y9ettangss Mnter1 it IN San Tin.
tonip Bet Budbdnbler Htc. Eens 4
au haben. :
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Il g
Nillen.
rga5iaHts Etmestusinf,
Granite Gebfr

8rntkr Gfbfr
nno ztalaftG.
gfs iirfaden eaifeben Dretrierttl duer
a hes meni4snssi@fahts: 5olseuDe
GsasrteT3e @issn pefeB Daleha an. Wppetttpers
Lsf, TRACER Gtubt9ans, @obftpeb nit uebeIs
1eits BDdleittettit nod BEN Giiea, Mbtseis
gang Gsgen f5rperIt6e pcer 0etjti0e Nus
ftrea9fuD, &tmfftokem tia6 Der DtabI5ett,
esetsbafteit bee x-tntperametts, eeorit6te
etfinltaue, Gin WeiHbt ais babe man ir9eno
etue @itiMf perf1untf. GdJutfoet, @ersfios
pJe1, @Hnttdbetl Dor bet Msger, ennfeloes
fdxbter ftrin, ednstiMe Bkxh ppfmn9s-
lnh erferperHtie Anr1enbuua eines SsilTiItels, has
b~irestauf be 9sbsr rvtfft. Gfs Elm 3bers9eilmitsI
1Ase1 3utt,S 4iHet MIDI itres @lei@en. Sbre
MifEnns duf GiGen unt Saut lit ~ebenfals prompt,
tRtfnt lie ale linte5nbetteH bur@ hiele brei ,2ta.Ss
Eel1eek Dea GhifemS" ~beleiiieen Nnt Gppeft, aes
{ashe 9erbatung, reselmabtesn Gtutlgans, Hare
9dut unb einen ~trdftigeu aerper ~bsrfellen. 3mft'S
Htuett peruriaGen fDeber Gtsl cher 2stt{Hneinen,
nod Fnb ie tbrenp BET Der thsli6en SerufSasbeit unD
fub elm grdutlides
Wsaspmittsl bst sslalaria.
Satt's i6ersmdeets @taen.
1nltss Eiaen inn nit elner DaHtaet=s3a6
peQehferSoeen pefAe kieIel6en 70 anBenebM pte
GeMfeet 5Ani EtuHebntsn nub ielbft BEN {4DhHffen
Wfasen dutrasltG naAt.
asbtrau - bdbsn, IS ess. u slarras etr. y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-19

ten Staten au 9tattoe fomnter fonte.
Qm Greitas G.. MpriI) IL 1br Morz
gems berlieB i6 2arebo Ser, ilra meitte
&eiie mad Monterep fprtsufeben
unb es mar mir burdb ben lie6enstpirs
bigen unb 5uborfommerben paFagie1z
Ngenten Nfr. Stebenfon fofort ein BOZ
fagebi0et fit bas Gerro @arril Nacios
nal MtericanD ausgeifelt tpprben. 9as
8abnbofgebdHbe befinbet ii9 ungefdbr
! Nteile bonn Centrum Der Stabt gele>
gen unb man fdbrt BON bort i'm meiten
8ogen iiber ben &to @ranoe mad Nues
DO Sareoo, tpofelbft BON ben 3olbeams
ten cine fla6tige &ebifipn bes @epGfes
borsenommet tpurbe. gigentbtmlid
beribren ben aus ben Staten fommens
ben &eiienben bic beri@iebenen Mags
gonsGlaHen, beren maj, In Merico bret
bat. Sie LITE unb 2te finb ben ameris
fanii6em Maggons dbnli6, Ddbrenb
bic Bite nir b6l5erne 0dngenbdnte bat,
aebft eiuem freien plabe gum 4~bfteQen
bon &Drben u. I. N. Sie 8abn III
f9malipurig unb oemgemdB fino bic
Waggons &C. berbdltniBmdBig flein.
Die erite Strede, wel6e Der 3us burds
i9neibet, lit einf0rmige, b6aig ebene
Wfesquite prairie, tpeI9e bon Sauien.
ben bon 9aien Cog. ~jack-rabitts) be.
b6lfert If, bic man gu Dubenbef bic
gabnbDi9ung eutlang nit geitredten
20feln iiBen liebt. Ser Bo6en 1T tie.
riler Sanb uno bic 8%epobner Der Sta.
tionen erbalten ibr Srinfpafer BON ben
borbei p%aiiireubeH 3a9en. Die eriteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
BROOKLYN.

The stone from the Bridge approach which the Trustees pre-
scented monument TO Wlian - Kingsley VIII Ne ereceu
over his grave this week.
President Williams Of the Fulton Bank denies that he
OF retiring from his position IN inc Dahk
which lie has held for ten years
Eugene F. O. Conno nearly defeated Congressman Ma
honey election has been elected president Of
Charles O. Ferris the Tchborne claimant will be tried in
Brooklyn Tor eaing tho Government on bogus pension
claim will not be sent TO California "h'e an indictment
against him 1Onnd.
In the year ending December ] permits for 4o6l new
November there 1000 cases OF contagious diseases
in the city, the majority beng aeaes %o ny 'sg T,o %
ave aud the other at No. 20 iieecker-st
las investigate the death
October ~ 1t was believed at the time that fall pro
ducng internal injuries caused htr death Dut now II is
that the body will be exhumod
Coroner lesse has taken the antemorem satemeni Of
iiareison.ave who was bmaly kicReI by negro
Peterson, November % III row III the dramshop
A suit has been brought by Mrs Helose NJ Allen TO set
aside mortgage for $4,000 part OF :he Ichhed
estate in pn the g'o@ga OF n ana
the mot pantn left III trust to her husband
go hof children after her husbands death and
b. Ltcheld and Winchester Britton. mortgage was IL
legally S9t og S OF the an that the
was to his firm and not TO him individually.
Both the office Of Commodore Gherard of the
signed The Commodore refused 10 give the reason Of the
resignatoDs
ua 1D'I Tor the trial Of Major j. +. Alderman,
# court ls Lieut. to ms%sS
18th Regiment Major Clifford A. H. Bartlett 9Th heSiment
KK pS foIS Regiment Captain TSoss McT IT, i7ih Sep
arate Company Major Amet Jerks Judge Advocate "a
SUIT brought by the wife OF tailor
Antonio Maio OF No 10 Hamoiavc upon the charge OF
Ser is the cause Of tie trouble
the barber wrote her letters in one Of which be sent
without her He denies any cruelty TO his wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
~ FAVOR OF J,TgRMEDlAre SCHOOLS.

The resolution presented by Commits soner Cole in the
Board of Education Wednesday for the organization OF
ali intermediate school is the outgrowth of another
effort that has been started by the Teach
ers' Mutual improvement Association. which
started the movement OF securing women in the Board
of Education one of the members Of the Association said
Yesterday that in rucate schools Touched upon one OF
the most Important points of the public school system
IN '.ew-YOrk. The resolution presented by Mt. Cole
hsned only school for girls but it suggested by
Mir Wood that such schools needed fully a. much for
boys The plan points 10 remedy for the overpressure
OF studies; il win increase the school ac-
commodations and also 10 means or intro
ducipg industrial education in the schools.
MANY of grammar schools in the lower part OF the
cv have only pupils I'm the classes OF the
frst grade by combining the higher classes OF several
schools under teacher the separate rooms can be
giyen to lower classes. Iincrmelae schools were or
eanzed four or five of them ii is said would probably
answer the need OF the city for some time to come New
buildings would required. The higher grades cod
be cut down from the grammar schools ana IN new glaue
photography, bookkeeping type-writlng ana
other useful and practical requirements could DC
introduced Superintendent Jasper is i'll favor OF such
plan and intends present the features OF Wheh te
tucct up before the Committee on the Oouisc vi
ktulies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ..........THURsDAY DEC. Q
ARRIXEn

PORT OF NEW-YORK. ..........THURSDAY DEG Q 1886
ARRIVED
Steamer OF Pennsylvania (Btl Manu. Glasgow Nov
90 Iarne 81 with mdse and passengers 10 Austin BALDWIN
Steamer Westernland tBelsl. handle Antwerp Nov 90
with mdse 60 cabin and b74 seeIage passengers TO
Wright & sons. Arrived at the Bar at 3lO a IN
Steamer CachemIre (Fr Cacarras Marseics ov Naples
10 Gibraltar 80 with mdse cabin and 2Sl Storage passen.
gers Funcl Edge Co Arrived at the Bar $50 m
Steamer Columbia tBr MITCHELL Genoa Oct 20 Valencia
o. DcDia Malaga 49, Gibraltar H. with mdse and
passengers Henderson Bros Arrived 80
Steamer Alliance, Beers. Roi Janero 40 Bahia iY
Persmiuco u.s. Para a. Barbados 25 st Thomas 81 with
mdse and ~ passengers 10 Brazil Mall Co. Arrived
al the Bar at 6.3"p IN.
PR a. Aguada II. Mayaguez H. Ponce. PR TO- Arroyo
20 Kingdom ia with mdes and passengers 10 PIN For
wood q Co. Arrived al the Bar at 8 m.
City Augusta Nickerson. Savannah with
mdse and passengers 10 II Yonge IT,
Steamer Old Dominion smith, Richmond City Point
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion SIS Co
Dimock -, ~ o
10 order; vessel 10 1heo Ruger Co
Vegar (Nor Christensen ho Grande do Norte Oct
% win sura ar 10 order Anchored outside the Bar
schr Ohio r) Martin ~ John. NIB 10 days with lumber
TO Chase Talbot & Co; vessel 70 y Heney -
schr Centennial tBr Crppa 81 john y b. 20 days with
10 Chase Talbot Co. vessel 10 ScamInel
sUNsET-Wind At sandy Hook. moderate gale W; hazy
Al City Island brisk, WNW: clear.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer India (r ieson. Trieste Oct TO- Flume 49,
Catauia Nov Naples with mdse cabin 1926
passengers Henderson Bfos Arrived Al the Bar Ii
CLEARED
Saint (Br). Campbell. Liverpool-chas
Sumner a Co.
STATE OF Alabama tBr. Candy. oasgow-Aas,In
steamer Bohemia toer KaIlowa. Hamburg via Plymouth
-kunhardt 4 Ca.
steamer Mario ,span). Aspiaza csdiz-LAtasa 4 Co.
Steamer CITY OF Pneba Deaken Havana and Mexican ports
- Alexandra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
hit BY 4 FLYING MAyH0LE COVER

The iron plate which covered manhole in front OF the
Van. Dyke House, at Bayard-st and the Bowery, was
hurled into the air by explosion OF ycste
day 1t struck the bindquarter of passing horse and
glanced off so rs pass between the heads of two men
who sat the onward end OF delivery wagon which the
horse was drawing The driver, George Page, was cut
severely on face by the plate as II shot past ana his
companion, Joseph Perseker lost part OF his sue
veterinary surgeon said il would have 10 be shot Little
Delaney and Allen SITS owned the horse The iron plate
fell unbroken and the police had clapped back
the nanhole there was no visible mark OF the explosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS

PATRRsos-The certificate Of Interna-
tiouai Equipment Company Clerk of
Passac County The forth Is Ia build railroads
and slpess Will be done in New Jersey and
Texas 1.-The capital stock 10 100000 The
lanes " H. Law Bronson Peck. IT, and Bernard J.
InTke or New.York f. i. DenDstoD. of Phladepha and
Thomas NJ Moore, Pdssac Dawson working on
in the Ladies' Hospital His skull and thigh terribly
fractured He leaves family AT Lawrence Mass from
which place he only two days ago
UoBoKRx-The house Of Charles Helms No. 20 Elysian.
Mace was entered by burglars Wednesday night guam.
stolen. John Ahearn and
Murphy iramps locked suspicion OF having
united the robbery.
EAST oRAyoE-The Essex Homeopathic Hospital was o..
tabisbed under the auspices OF the HOMEOPATHIC
state Yesterday IL was announced that
hospital would be closed and the furniture sold at auction The
Trouble said ~ DO due dsagreements the stan Of
ply sicians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
r4crovtTeBs SAID TO BE INCORRECT

Sanitary superintendent Day yesterday transmitted TO the
Board of report of Dr. cyrus Edison that several man
ufacturers of in this sell nstru
mcnts .rked IL authorized by the Board g. !"
Ekc milkman of No. 1873 Seconave, arrested r.:
Gently charge OF selling waered milk ana c defended
himself In court by producing ono OF The lauy accters
hv Bahmann d. HOehcn OF No. "a college
place plea that he had tested with the lactomcer
an the MIX which had sold and had been msc by the in
strument. Eke discharged, the police Justice holt
ing that Health In permitting the sale OF In
be AUTHORIZED by II virtually made
itself for their accuracy Dr. Day thought that
lie oarl ought and prosecution Of Bah
mann oehon other FIRMS who sell actoneters puTport-
ing To have Boards Official Endorsement Colonel Prem
tee Board said the makers had violated
49, OF The Penal Code The Board decided 10 ask
the prosecute the lactOmctcr makers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03


Several people grouped together near the gangwa OF
the White steamship Adratic few moments before she
sailed yesterday Their faces determined look ana
their showed much feeling that they struggled hard to
keen under to take the steamer
for Liverpool aud thence sail by another steamer to 81 Pau
de L,ando Congo River in Africa IL - the thrd
Marty that has this by the transit anu
building Fund Society OF Bishop William Taylor mission
party consisted OF W. Hicks carpenter his wo anu
sons Ellsworth Brown. carpenter. from Mamsburg ONO
William o. White superintendent OF schools Lacoa MICH
Wright miner, silver City, New Mexico; d. Reed
and Daniel Williams farmer and
sicfan Ironda missionaries be as
Signed respective posts the REV A. I
siperntendcSt of missions Angola Africa. Bishop Har
r Fitzgerald and George lansing and the Rev
q the party that babe tho mission
the moved out INTO inc river th'
people the pier sang the do1ology
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
TUE cP.vT uOyTyENT PROJECT.

The Executive Committee Of the Grant Monument Asso-
citation met yesterday afternoon at No 1l6 Broadway.
The members present were Ex-Governor Alonzo b. Cor
NELL e1-Mayor William II. Wickham, Adolph L. Sanger :.
L. NJ Barlow AID Professor Richard T. Greener. Several
plans were suggested for increasing the fund one OF them
fair to be given by prominent lade III the city, ana
another the sale of embroidered printed bookmarhs
and other kncknacks by subscription at ~ apiece Inc
fund amounts now to $4,000 Ii had been placed
with Drcxe Morgan Co., but on November 1t was put
out at three per cent interest with the United states trust
COMPANY. II was voted to cut the clerical expenses
down. and attempt will be make soon 10 revive pu0hc
interest in the monument scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-03
RECOGNIZED By HIS PORTRAIT.

Special Officer Robb employed In Brokaw Brothers clothing
Fourth and Astor place saw uie Miner the
bank thief tore yesterday and recognized
him by OF his picture in Inspector Byrness new book
lie kept eye big thief him
Then he arrested him and took him to Police Headquarters
matter OF much surprise TO inspector ByTnes that
Miner would condescend 10 steal lie thought Miner
the store with the expectation Of getting something
much greater value. Al the TOmbs Police
heo in default Of bail for tT1aL
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Steamer Trinidad tBr,. Fraser Hamilton. Bsrmuds-A
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Steamer ROANOKE Couch. Norfolk and Newport News
SHIP Brown Brothers teer, Hsesoop. Bremen Hermann
ship stetsou Hammond, Buenos Ayrss-Thomas Dun
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BARK Golden Fleece tBrl Armstrong Bridsetown' BAT
soSr Bro Ssfrill cardons.- wayaell
schr chilion Br, Mailman. st AIMS Bay Jaa "es''''
schr Ayr tBr,. Stevens. ST John, MA Honey.
SAILED.
Steamers Adratc Spain and Palmyra Liverpoo Lspsnto
Hnl yerumnus Monego Bay andes Fort au asrSs
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Also .ared.vis Long island Sound Steamers Eeanora
BELOW.
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Bark Voyager (Br), Dunn Port Natal
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lospo.. Dec 2,saied. steamer Egyptian Monarch 'Sf"
IrSERrooI Dec i~saod steamer st Aibans r Mcrher
PiYMouTH Dec I-Arved steamer Bristol (Br Day from
NSEwcasILr. Dec o-Arrved steamer City Of Newcastle
(Br), Townsend, from NewYork Nov IL 80, c..ur.r
BRISTOL Dec 2Arrived. steamer Dorset (Brh o'a"pei
from New.York. 49,. ,..ra-
HULL Dec 2-saed. steamer Buffalo tBr) Malet for new
GLASGOW Dec l-safod. steamer Devonia tBr), Young
for New.York. 1900 49,. Ma
York Nov II. 1870 ~, NJ,
SwrYHMUvDE Nov 29-Arrived steamer Geser (Dan) MOL
Ter from New.York Move - .,,..,
srETTIy Dec l-Arrived Marengo (Br). Abbott
from New York. -, ,,., n.
ends frum New-York Nov 20. c.
ANTWERP Dec 1-sailed steamer iceland (Belg De smes
HIyRE Dec 2-sailed Rugia (Ger. Albers from
Hamburg hence for New.York.
VERA CRUZ Nov 30Arrived steamer Manhattan. Stevens
from New.York. 49, ,,,r,,.
HlvAxA Dec ARRIVED State OF Texas Williams
from New.York .,. r.,
from
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rpr sr.rUr cOyujyrEE,S ACCOUNTS

The Executive Committee OF the American Committee
On the Statue of Liberty met yesterday to look after the
settling up of its accounts The Unexpectedly large rev.
enue from the boats Bedows Island has helped the
committee out Of several financial straits The appIo
pratiOn of 100000 by the Government for the entertain
ent of the French delegates To the unVeDg was used
up great part the completion OF the Statue and M
other expenses All but few OF the bills have been paid
however, and the rest will be audited and discharged as
soon as possible. This final settlement OF accounts Will
put an end TO the career OF the American Committee.
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PIGEONS sHowN AT THE INSTITUTE FAIR.

The pigeon the American Institute Fair closed
teray after successful three days when than
5000 people visited the and children particularly
seeminr 10 watching feeding the beautiful
BIRDS one curioscs 70 exhibitor pull a
long thin Of its and inserting the b
head in mouth blow the bird full OF wind Ill swes out
Ike football The bird To relish the
sfn az much as the sgseer Perhaps the most graceful
bird in the collection pure white homing pigeon Loo
exhibited by ArnouI though many the fancy breeds
faDts tumblers etc. were not far behind the best
record exhibited George w. WATTS
bird Queen which Springfield. o. TO keyport N j.
bO2 miles hours aud ten minutes The fair VIII
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