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GREECE WILL SAY NO MORE.

The Promises She Has Already Made
Must Sufice-FOreign Ministers Pre-.
pairing 20 Leave Athens.
ATHENS, May 3.-The government has
decided that its reply already made to the ulti-
matum OF the powers is sufficient, and that the
promises contained therein are all it can make.
All the foreign ministers here except Sir Horace
RumbOld, the British minister, have received
instructions 10 the effect that the reply OF the
Greek government To the ultimatum OF the
powers is insufficient The ministers Of the
powers here are preparing 10 embark tomorrow
on the allied fleet.
Hopes are entertained in high quarters at
Athens that the government at London or St.
Petersburg may yet find mOdss uiUeadi on tine
Greek question.
The resignation Of the ministry is regarded
as impossible. NJ. Tricoupis distinctly declares
that he will not accept office.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, May 3-The powers have
assured the porte that Greece's decree ordering
the disarming of the troops will appear to-mor-
row. The Turkish ministers are discussing the
question OF raising funds to be used in bringing
home the troops from the frontier.
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For CHARGING COUNTESS WITH THEFT
Herr Perl, editor of the Berlin Iugeblan, and
Herr Wolff, a reporter on that paper, have
been sentenced to three and fourteen days i'm
prisonmentrespectively for printing a scandal
pus story concerning the Countess Schwanen-
field. The countess is prominent in court circles,
and the paper alleged that At q ball another
countess had q valuable diamond ring stolen.
The paper Infatuated that the Countess Schwan-
enfield had stolen the jewel, and at the trial
Herr Perl attempted to prove that the facts had
been obtained by the reporter from detectives.
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From Wall street To-<lmy.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The stock market opened
this morning at o decline OF asa3s per cent gem
orally, but lackawanna, Lake shore, Union
Pacific and Jersey Central were unchanged,
and Reading Y and Omaha "a higher. The
market was extremely active aI the opening,
and there were q few slight advances but these
were soon checked and the whole list became
weak throughout, the declines &C the end OF the
halt hour ranging from A to over 1 per cent.
the MARKET has become comparatively steady
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EX-CoNFEDERATES IN GEN. RoSECRANS OFFICE.
"Why don't you publish the true story OF the
Michael Wallace case,'' said a friend of Gen.
Rosecrans, the register of the Treasury, TO STAR
reporter, referring to the case of the messenger
whom, it was published, the register declined
to have in his office because he was an eX-con-
federate. The STAR reporter having Indicated
that his ears were open TO receive the truth, the
gentleman continued. 1.-THE story, as published,
gives a wrong impression. In the first place, II
should be known that there are in the register $
office two gentlemen as chiefs OF divisions who
were In the confederate service, and three eX.
coniederateS on the list OF messengers. When
there was vacancy in a messengers place,
Gen. Rosecrans suggested to Assistant Secretary
Smith that he thought it would be good policy
to appoint TO the place an ex-Union democratic
soldier to the position. In this suggestion tie
Acting Secretary conceded, but through an in
advertence Wallace, against whom there was
no personal objection, was sent to the Office.
When the inadvertence was discovered w AL
lace was not discharged, but transferred back
to the watch force, from which he came
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Attorney Hill Declines to Answer.

Attorney Hill Declines to Answer.
FURTHER EXAMINATION BY THE HOUSE
SUBCOMMITTEE FAILS TO ELICIT ADDITION
AL FACTS.
A subcommittee of the House civil service
committee called Saturday at the residence of
Mr.. L. N. Hill, the witness who testified that he
had been employed by the House employees
charged with improper official conduct to Sc
cure the passage of the appropriation for the
Jefiersonville levees. AS the witness was i'll
and as Mr.. Bayne desired to further examine
nun, II was necessary TO go to his residence.
Under Mr.. Bayne's examination the witness
admitted his authorship of series of news
paper articles attacking the railway land
grants Mr.. Bayne asked if he had not gone to
Indiana to assist Mr.. Dorsey in the campaign
OF 1850, and bad not sold the secrets OF the re-
publican campaign committee to Mr.. Barnum
and Col. Wood for $3.50. This question the
witness refused to answer. He was then asked
II he had not, while in Mr.. Casey Yonng's Of
nee, taken part in the organization Of the Pan
Electric Telephone company. This question he
also refused TO answer on the ground that it
Was an attempt to tmpeach his reputation. Mr..
Bayne admitted that he expected to show that
the witness had violated his professional and
confidential relations with Mr.. Young by sell
ing Information concerning the Pan-Electric to
the newspapers, but the witness again refused
10 answer when asked to state the amount he
had received for the information, taking the
ground that the committee had no right to in
qulre into his private business.
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SupposE You LOOK.

SOME PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN, AND
THEREFORE DO NOT KNOW. OF THE HAND
SOME, GOOD FITTING, STYLISH CLOTHING
WE HAVE READY-MADE. TAKE, FOR IN
STANCE, OUR D. B. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK
SUITS THEY ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED
GOODS. HANDSOMELY TRIMMED. ARE BET
TER MADE, AND FIT BITTER THAN MOST
MADE To ORDER CLOTHING. THEN. AGAIN,
OUR CHECK AND CHEvIOT SUITS ARE THE
MOST FASHIONABLE AND NEWEST THINGS
OFT, YET VERY FEW, EVEN AMONG THE
MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE THEM. WE
HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEM, But
THE BEST WAY Is To COME AND TRY ON
TIE GARMENTS.
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o. GREAr INTEREST.

Or GKEAr INTEREST.
And If you have little time to spare why you may
well read it. and keep reading till you come to
the last.
A Good Chevot Suit AT SO.
Fine Business Suit at $50.
An Extra Fine Atwood Cheviot Suit at $40.
pure Indigo Blue Flannel Suit at $3.50,
An AllWool Black Worsted 4-Button Getaway at
$40. worth $40.
An AIlWool Cashmere 4-Button Getaway at So,
worth SIG
Fine Prince Albert suit at SIS. An Extra Fine
Prince Albert at SIS. and all other suits at the same
proportionate low price
FOR BOYS FROM l3 TO Is YEARS
We have good Chevio suit s.; an elegant CASH
mere Suit al $3.50. worth S.; fine Cashmere Suit at
$3.50 worth $40: extra Fine Cashmere Suit silk
mixed, al Slo worth Sl3.
FOR CHILDREN FROM TO Is YEARS OLD
very nice Suit 81: better one at s. rs: an ee-
CANT Cheviot Suit at 1928. worth S4.25 very fine
suit at So TO- worth 3d. extra fine Suit at 81 So
worth So We have a very large stock Of ChiIdrens
Suits from 81 upto $40.
full line Of Mems, Youths and Boys Pants from
S1.25 up
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
ape CORNER 7.SH AND STREETS
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Revs. Sam Jones and Sam Small began q
months work as evangelists yesterday at the
Fiddle Street Skating rink, Baltimore. The rink
was not large enough to hold the people anxious
to hear them.
DIR. Calthrop of Syracuse, N. Y, says a storm
followed by cold wave will commence In the
northern United States east OF the Rocky noun
tains by May 1S, probably reaching central New
York by May 20.
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
EX-chief Engineer Cronin is going to leave
the city for some quiet seaport nook for the
benefit of his health.
Private John Reding, of the Metropolitan
police, who was charged with neglect OF duty
and intoXication, was found guilty, and the
committee recommended his dismissal from
the force, but in view of his being new officer
with good record, and upon the recommends
ton OF his superiors, he is to be given another
trial.
STATISTICS OF THE FISH TRADE
for the month OF April by Fish Inspector
Gwynn Harris, of Washington: CLAIMS brought
fish or gray trout, 1876; striped bass, 4,110;
hickory jack or tailors, 5,1O7; shad, 133, 1913;
herring. 1890, OO5; punches cells, 1875; stur-
geon, IL; buhches pike, SO; punches yellow
perch, 1,676e punches white perch, AGO
punches catfish, 9,429; punches OF mullets
793: bushels oysters, 2O,25O.
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ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.,
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE.
319, Southeast Corner eth and Streets.

SPECIAL Nor1cE
THE SPECIAL SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
MEMS FURNISHINGS, HATS, TRAVEL
ING BAGS. &C. &C,
WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY
NIGHT, NAY STH.
Although we have had great rush of business at
our special sale there still remains unSold some choice
things of Philadelphia stock and in order to dis
pose of the entire lot instructed continue the
sale until SATURDAY, MAY STH, AT ELEVEN
p NJ, when the sale will positively close.
SHIRTS, c C brand .5c., worth 81.
NIGHT SHIFTS. fancy trimming, 15c, worth 81.
COLLARS. best 4-py, latest styles, six for 6Oc
CUFFS. best 4ply, latest styles. 2Oc. per pair
SILK UMBRELLAS. sterling silver handles, 90
inch. s3-25; 2Sinch $3.50 worth So.
BALBkIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 81 apiece, worth
Sl.s5.
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, SIPS q piece,
worth 81
Finest GAUZE SHIRTS SOC. each
Il brand JEAN DRAWERS CSC.
BALBRiGGAN HALF HOSE DC, worth 4Oc.
Plain and fancy striped HALF-HOSE25, 35, 40 and
NECK-wEAR all latest styles SOC, 75c. and 81.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
AL sizes in leather alligator and imitation alligator
Canvas and leather lined at 80 per cent below market
prices
Made To measure usual six for $40 the best that
Can De produced.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO.,
431 9Th st u ".
OLIVER P. BURDETTE, Sole Agent.
ap2.29.my1.3.5.7
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EMBROIDERED PosGEE DREssEs.

EMBRo1DERED PoscEE Dresses
Made Of Fines: Quality CHINA PoNGEE 81. EN-
trOoery and Ia yards of plain material. which
viii be ample for any dress. These are new
styles. and have been embroidered ex-
pressiy for US in silk and Chenille.
BLACK SATIN sURAH OR MERvEILLEUx;
Ina'.e By L & Bonnet Lyons, the best offered
CLIFTON MILLS sURAH SILK at s1oO: worth
al the old prices ~
BEADED GRENADINE and BEADED PANELS
Tor trimming.
CHAI-E De LAME. 81 inches wide all wool, beau
ffuI designs, 62lzc-
BLACK GOOD, of every descrlntion tr,,, Tho ,os,
looms In the world ~
BLACK WOOL LACE. BLACK TAPE LACE
NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS GOODS
CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS
We have opened during the past week large add
mons 10 oEr superb STOCK OF FANCY and SIAPLE
DkEss GOODS. which We offer al New ork anu Bos-
FRENCH SATTEENS. in Evening Shades, that
91s well under gasisht; all the new coors initiating
EMBROIDERED BLACK FICHUS
WHITE and CARDINAL CHUDDA SHAWLS
REAL CHUDDA sHAwIS
PARAsOLS, sun UMBRELLAS
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
GRASS BLEAtHED HUCk TOWELS al So 90 per
SoTen' which We confidently recommend as the lest
Boarding houses it Is unsurpassed.
SiidLoW linens. sHEETINGs. DAMAsK
SoIiONS- Lowest market prices
Special Bargains in "A lot of WHITE EMRROID-
6AAf-O MUSLIN DRESSES at one-halt their value
ONE PRICE
w. NJ SINISTER & SONS
919 Pennsylvania ave
N B--The Best Is the Cheapest. apl2
~ AiohAL MINERAL WATER
SH A + ER,
Telephone AL in2l bl1I 1910 street
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Treasury Changes.

John Norris. of Illinois, brother-in-law of Mr..
Demorest, who was the prohibition candidate
tor acknowledgement in New York last year,
has been appointed a chief of division in the
registers office.
Acting Secretary Fairchild has appointed
James Il. Critics TO be chief Of the division of
captured and abandoned property, Treasury
department.. He also appointed James G.
Poynton to be chief of a division of the United
States Treasurers office, vice c. III. Davidge,
resigned. Mr.. Poynton was formely assistant
teller.
The following dismissals have been made in
the second auditors office: ID. :. Burnham,
New Hampshire, 81 400; V. Harrington, Iowa,
$1,000; T.. Hodges, Minnesota, 81 200: ). n.
Thorn. New Jersey, 81 400; D. L. Merrill,
Maine, 81 800; Daniel Aiken, Illinois, $1,000.
BENZ. +. Wade, Georgia, 81 200; {. u. Conover,
eW JERSEY. 81 900.
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OuR Plan

Is 10 sell only the medium and best grades of
gOods-the lowest grades are not kept at all.
Beginning with mems suits, at SO and S12,
give a better article than Can be made up
10 sell at those prices by marking down higher
cost suits that for one reason another have
not sold freely.
At SO, SIC. SIS and $50 and above the vari-
ETY. Is immense and the quality of work JUS
utes US In handing 10 every purchaser a LE-
GAL GUARANTEE ticket, which warrants
The prices and goods by agreeing to exchange
or refund money for anything returned unn
1ured, and TO make good losses On whatever
prove unsatisfactory.
Store open until o'clock tonight
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONEPRICE CLOTHIER AND TAHOE
COZ SEVENTH STREET
ap22 Opposite L. : Post Office
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 81 ,252, 729; customs. S467,3S5.
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Opposing Confirmation OF Matthews

opposing Confirmation OF Matthews.
ALBANY REPUBLICANS CHARGE HIM WITH
"oFFENSIvE PARTISANsHIP,'' AND A SENATE
SUB-CoMMITTEE Is TO INVESTIGATE.
AT the meeting of the Senate District COM
mittee last Friday the case of Mr.. Matthews,
nominated for recorder of deeds, assumed a
somewhat different phase. The republicans of
New York have begun to fight his confirmation
Letters and memorials charging Matthews with
offensive partisanship' in Albany were read.
The authors of these charges maintained that
Matthews was usually among the foremost and
most active of democratic workers there, and
that he had threatened to have colored men
discharged from positions they held unless
they voted the democratic ticket Mr.. Ingalls,
was not inclined to regard these charges taken
In connection with the informal method of pre-
sentation as serious, but by majority of one
it was decided to refer them to a subcommittee
for investigation. On this question Mr.. Spooner,
the new member, voted with Messrs. Vance,
Harris. Blackburn and Riddleberger (who have
hitherto opposed Matthew'S for the inquiry.
Should the Albany republicans sustain their
charges by proof-and they are to be given an
opportunity to do so-an adverse report upon
Matthews is probable, unless the fact of his
active service in behalf OF the democracy
should induce democratic members OF the COM
mittee. who are now opposing him, to change
In his favor.
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MARRIAGE IICENsES.-Marriage licenses
nave been issued by the CLERK of the court to
~; q. Webb and Bridget "A. McInery; VIM.
more; James X. Brown and Laura Wright both
OF Biadensburg, Md; Henry Clark, OF Bright
wood, and Mary Williams; John u. McKelden
and Carrie ]. Helpenstein, both of Waynes-
noro, Pa; ]. M. Wharton and Annie A.
Beacham, of Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

The German minister of worship has off,
cialiy notified the lower house Of the Prussian
olet OF the governm ents agreement to revise
the May laws and OF the pope's assent to the
proposal that the government be notified Of all
appointments made by the vatican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

COL. FOLSOM At HOMI.-uE TALKS FREELY
ABOUT THE MARRTAGr-THE FAMILY.
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Ex-State Senator Carey died at his home, In
Denton, Caroline county, Md, on saturday.
Dr. Charles Upham Sheppard died in Charles
ton. s. G., aged eighty-two years. He was one
of the most prominent scientists Of the country.
Mr.. Boyer, director Of the Panama Canal conn.,
pany, is dead.
Lieut. Gov. Clay Knoblock, of Louisiana, has
resigned, and Judge r. &. Davis, being presi-
lieutenant governor.
A man who registered at the Washington
hotel, Philadeiphia last Thursday as Bernard
Archberg, Of Montreal, committed suicide In
bis room sunday morning by shoe ting hiuaselg
though the heart,
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Pres LOOK OUT, WASHINGTON Is
b>Aa FLOODED WITH IT.
Perhaps 1t is in your kitchen. Examine for your
self. and be sure you not using aduerated Lard
1t looks good but the unpleasant odOr from it When
cooking Will convince you otherwise. CASA RDS
STAR BRAND LARD Is GUARANTEED PURE.
Put In all styles OF packages Ask your grocer for
it, aud If he hasn't II III stock send your
you viii be supplied
q. CASSARD & son,
Baltimore, Md,
| Curers Of the celebrated "Star Brand Mild Cured
| Hams and Breakfast Bacon mh4-3m*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1ESs THE WOMAN's HOME MISSIONARY
ia Society, Baltimore Conference, will hold a
meeting in Foundry Church, 18th and G sts. NV,
TOMORROW (TUESDAY). Sessions: 1:;,O and $50
pm Prominent speakers will address the meeting.
Bishop Andrews will preside at the evening session.
All Interested cordially invited. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-03

The chair laid before the Senate a communi
cation from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting, in compliance with a recent reso
Tut On of the Seaatei Information regarding lanS
grants to railroad companies in Nebraska. Re
ferred.
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bill has been passed by both houses.
NOTES.
The expenditures OF the Sergeant-at-arms of
the Senate for Senator MilIer's funeral were
$3.50.
The committee on rules has reported in favor
OF a proposition that after May 10 the House
meet at IL and adjourn at o'clock daily
Bills to organize the Territory of Oklahoma
were discussed in an almost empty House Sat
urday.
A bill for the construction of three timber
dry-docks at three navy yards to be selected by
a board of naval officers, and not to cost more
than $6OO,OOO each, was reported to the House
Saturday from the committee on naval affairs.
Gov. Swineiord. of Alaska, has arrived here to
answer charges pending against him before the
Senate committee, which has withheld his
nomination.
The Senate committee on education and
labor will, at the regular meeting next Friday,
consider the resolutions OF sympathy with
Giadst0ne's Irish home rule scheme.
A BOARD OF AMRY OFFICERS, consisting of
Major Gen. Jno. NJ. Schofield, Col. c. L. Best,
4th artillery, and Major NJ. P. Miller, 5th
artillery, has been ordered to assemble at Fort
Monroe, Va, for the purpose OF attending the
examination of the officers who have taken
the two years course of instruction at the
artillery school,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-27

Simmer tpieoe1 brdngte ii9 ibm ber
@e6ante arf: tpie lange fann es
bauern2 unb er fam ttidt oariiber bins
meg. 10 iebr er fi9 au6 bemiibte, pbiz
loiopbii9 bes Iugenbl,fs, Der 10 i96n
mar, gu senieBen. gs mar ibm bel
benz @eoanfen an cine Srennuug 3us
nd6lt re9t uabebaglidl gu Mutbe. Ut
erfdraf, menn er it9 pergegenmdrtigie,
ooB ct balb wieber alletn iein, unb tpie
er bann Mapo bermifien merbe. Srei.
lid mar es ia nur cine flii6tige 2aune,
nur ein nedildes Spiel ieiner Sinne;
aber er mar bapon bod tiefer erfaBt,
als er iib ielber geiteben mo6ie. Mfii
mabrer 2iebe batien ii6erlih bic @e=
fible, bic er fur Nano empfanb, tli6ts
gentein. 9ie idllnte, buntle &leine
rei3te ign burh ibre befrenlbli9e t6r=
perlide 5d6nbeit, bur9 Die numbers
5are Sarmonie unb ben eigenartigen
&bptmus ibrer gewegungen. Sic
riibrte ibn augleid) ourd ibre ieeliide
uno intellectuelle 1nbebOlfenbeit. st
empfanb W3itleib nit ibr, tpie ein 8az
ter nit einem &inbe, bas an einem un.
beilbaren @ebreden leibet.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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Gin ttilper Neis

tpirb ben Nieren uno Der SarnbGaie burd
Soifetter's Wtasenbitteres bel.
sebra9t, neldes aur lleberminbung Der Starr.
bsit oieier Srsane iebr niiBlid 1T. Ni@t nur
Oab es ibuen mebr eebbaftisteit ein1obt, ber.
leibt ibnen bieies ausseaeidnete Starfunss.
mittel mebr Rraft unb iebt fie in Stanb biz
i6nen BON Der @atur auferleste abnisenbt
5unttion ees Sinausidaffens beito beifer 81
eriiillen. Da lie iiberbies Der 8anal fiir bas
@ntpeiden semifer nnreinbeiten aus BEN
Blute iinO, 10 tuitb surd ibre Starfuns uni
sefunbe Mnresuna ibre Niibli9teit bermebrt
8ei sepi0en franf6afien 3ufdnben bieier mid.
tisen Orsane uerfallen iie in cine grasbeit
pelde bet aranfbeit boraussebt. Bas aIit
tann bienli9er fein alS eine ar3nei, pel@e fl
aus ib-er 6aulbeit au sroberer Sbdtisfeit treibti
sc siebt feline sefdbrlid)eren Rranfbeiten aIs
bieienisen, ipelde bic stteren ansreifen, unf
cine arsnei, tpelde bic @efabr abpenOet, follts
bod gef96st tperben.
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Tegas.

= Straga[l, ber llnmeni9 in 9ens
rietta, Der nit feiner SD@ter in Blut=
fhauoe lebte unb beren &isb ermorbete,
bat fein 8orperb6r beftanben. Cine
Sdaar 2eute, nit einenl Stride per>
feben, brang in oas @eri6tslotal, um
ben Gerl foglei@ gu lpn6en. Sod mur=
be biefe IbIidt pereitelt. 2lls man ben
8erbre9er nod benz @eidngniB 3uriid
bra6te, tpurbe periudt, benielben stuie
einen S6ien nit Der S@linse su fanz
gen. bod Die 8eamten pereitelten abers
mails ben 8eriu9.
- Ser Surnperein un6 Der @eiangs
berein vGrobfinn" in Dallas baben fi9
beibe su einem 8erein oereinigt.
: Sn paleiiine brannte elm stuei.
Hodges Gebdube ab, in benz 1i9 eine
Speifeanifalt befano. ginige ber
oaneben itebenben Gebdube wurben
bur9 bag Geuer bef6dbigt unb nur nit
aler anitrensuns selang es, bic gisfa'
brit au retten.
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g3urit! 93aud,tpaarem!

@rocerpbdnblsr uno Speiiemirtbe
bonn 2anbe m6Gten mir einbrtngliG
barauf aufnertiam MAIDEN. bob mir
fit bic Gabrifation pDn Murit unh
&au9maaren umfangrei6e @orbereis
tungen getroffen baben unb in Stanb
gefeBt fnb, allen Nnforberungen @es
nii9e gu leiiten. gDir geben @arantie
fur CUTE Waare unb reelle Bebienung,
Oie 3ubereitung febt unter unierer per.
f6nli9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Be:
itellunsen BET 3eiten elm.
W m. 96fling & SDbn,
1,10m1l 511 Mnenue S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-27

Gluctuationen i'm Marfte fir gi=
fenraaren fam Sober nermeiben, Der
feline Sroers bur9 Btper & 8 9ult=
+ eB ausfubren ldBt. Gabritanten res
guliren ibre preiie mad benz Ronium.
pIper & S6ultbeB baben ifeis einen
enOrnen 8orratb BON 6en3orabt, @iiens
ble9 u. I. tp., unb lie notiren fribere
niebrise preiie, wenn bieielben aud
i'm Martte iteigen.
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-Ginbermunb. = Mn einem
Wintermorsen, als bic Sugenb our
@dule elite unb fid ben Wea nit
S9neeballwerien pertiirate, tuarf Elm
pauspddiger 8uoe einem tleinen Wdbs
den aus ndditer Ndpe gerabe in ben
gtaden. Das Sinh fling tii9tig gu mei'
men an, nurbe aber BON elmer 8efdhr'
tin berubist uno NIT ben WOrteu setr6s
itet:
gfi6t wahr, Marie6en, Sunsens
mIbte es gar ni9t geben2
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sans 6. 0eaemer

Gu mberparb an SouifonitraBe +;
@aib, Door unb Blino Gaetorg
an Nuenue 6. 3iefert ale Mrten DON
9 au b o "a, Brettern unb S@inbelu
gu ben niebrisiten preiIen unb fiibrt in
ieiner 96neioefabrif aqe Nuftrdse fit
Sbiiren, 6eniterrabmen, Saloulien &C.
&C. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
8auluitige MAIDEN mir daf bic @tabIiis
iements bes Serrn 9eeener hermit be-
fonbers aufmertlam. [9,7,85,m1j
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= @e9t fatal 9leutenant (au
einem 9ameraben):. @s 1T fatal sll
belratben. Cine 5d6ne obne Gelo ers
iaubt mein Batter nift. Cine 0dBlihe
nit 8elb erlaubt mein Gefiibl ni1t. @is
ne 595ne nit @elo erldubt ibr 8ater
nldt. Cine SdBIi6e obue @elb-bas
1T iiberbaupt ni9t erlaubt."