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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30
New Suits, October Term.

New Suits, october Term.
The following new suits have
been fled in the office of Circuit
Clerk. Johnson:
Nancy Cox VS.. Thomas c. Cox,
injunction.
J. C. Renshaw vs.. G. S. Maddox,
damages.
Henry T. Sladeck VS.. The Sala-
mander Stove Lining Co., account.
R. w. Bourn VS.. Jas. w. Kess.
ler, attachment.
J. V. Williams, assignee, VS.. NJ.
E. Bolts, assignment.
P. P. Mack & Co. VS.. R. 7. Free
man, account.
Houston & Trimble VS.. Salaman-
der Stove-lining Co., account.
J. w. Wisdom VS.. M. A. New
berry, ct al, remanded.
C. r. Gibbs vs.. Ollie M. Gill, ct
dl., . llCu.
VIM. F. Reed VS.. Laura D. Steele,
ct al, note.
G. w. Woolwine, ct al, VS.. Jno.
Bick, venue, Pike county.
VIM. A. Morris VS.. Frank Il. HUI
lett, attachment.
G. D. Ferris VS.. S. c. Baskin, re-
pIevin.
Mary A. Fike VS.. G. T. Martin,
ct al, damages.
Augustus billiard vs. J. o. Dow
ell ct al, note.
Mary A. Machin VS.. VIM. Machin
te al, for decree of title.
The Ledger" Would Like to See.
A big gas well in Mexico.
A fall racing association in Mex.
leo.
Less kicking about the good
crops.
A liner stock county than Au.
drain.
A dozen more men like G. D.
Ferris locate here.
More manufacturing establish.
ments like the Salamander works
A better corps of teachers than
that employed in the public schools
here.
The Browns play another real
good game of ball before the season
closes.
! A town with better reputation
for hospitality and enterprise thar
| Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30
College Notes.

Osceola Archer, of Austin, Tex,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Annie Archer, is in the city. Miss
Archer will attend Hardin College
during the session of 1889.
Hardin College opens on Wed.
nesday, September 5.
Mr.. G. E. Purnell offers a s2s
prize in the art department of the
College.
There will be a music room in
the city this year, and Prof. Treloal
will continue to give lessons ir
town to such as may not wish ts
take the walk to the College.
The boarding patronage will b.
the largest in the history of tn,
College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

The public schools viii open
Monday, September 8, with Prof.
D. A. Mcmillan at the helm. The
teachers will be as follows: Miss
Florence Patton, Miss Josie Hamil-
ton, Miss Elizabeth Talbot, Miss
Martha Sullinger, Miss Anna
Spence, Miss Ella Stevenson, Miss
Willie Woodward, Miss Matte
Shea, Miss Nellie Herman, Miss
Jessie Sanderson, Prof. B. w.
Torreyson and Prot. +. N. Peters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackburn,
of Slater, and Miss Picnic Pulliam,
of Jefferson City, are visiting John
Umstead and family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

At the Moberly races Thursday
afternoon Col. Sellers won in the
free for all, with Billy Carter's
Ayers Hambletonian, of this city,
SECOND; Pontiac, third.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

The colored fair opens on the
grounds of the Mexico Fair Asso-
citation on Thursday, September 6,
to continue three days. The
management very cleverly arrang-
ed with other associations in this
part Of the State to center their
exhibitions in this one. All the
eolored fairs but Fulton entered
into the agreement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30
A String Of Accidents.

A two year old son of VIM. Dies
sci was playing with a hatchet
and in some way the tool slipped,
cutting bad cash in the child's
temple. The hemorrhage was great,
but the little fellow is not seriously
injured.
A ten year old son of. Andrews,
on Western Avenue, was practicing
gymnastics yesterday and slipped
from the turning pole. On the
ground was an old cellar door on
which was fastened hing, pro-
jecting upward. The boy fell on
the hing and the iron penetrated
his left side, cutting an ugly cash
and exposing the rib. Had the
hing not struck the rib fatal acci-
dent would have resulted.
Emmett Bolts, ON East Monroe
street, was riding a "fying Dutch
man," when he fell off, breaking
both bones in his left arm, half
way between the wrist and elbow.
Mrs. William Willingham, who
lives in North Mexico, was stand
ing on porch behind a flight of six
or seven steps, tossing her baby up
and down. She let the child slip
and 1t rolled down the steps to the
ground. 1t is not dangerously
injured.
James Keho, an Irish laborer,
lost finger in the cogs of a G. & A.
stone hoisting machine just east of
the city yesterday afternoon.
An unknown boy fell in a fit on
the North Side this afternoon. He
was taken inte Menefee's furniture
store and soon recovered conscious
ness. He would not tell his name
J. II. Lawler, wholesale agent
for the Waters-P Pierce Oil Company,
was seriously burned by the explo.
sion of a gasoline stove at his home
in North Mexico this morning. His
injuries are not serious.
| A horse stepped on the foot oi
13-year-old Henry Smersol, in front
of DR.. French's residence on South
Jefferson street, producing a pain.
| fll iniury. The harness had he.
come disarranged and the boy had
left the wagon to fix it.
George Melsey, a section hand
had his foot badly mashed by q
falling switch tie, opposite Pol
locks mill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

A force of twenty-five or thirty
is kept constantly employed at the
works of the Fire Brick and Stove
living Company in West Mexico.
Since the factory went under the
new management number of cars
of the product have been marketed
at a good figure. The concern is
now being admirably managed and
will prove big thing for Mexico
before many months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

Frank Price, a young man form
erly of this city and well known
here, and extensively related in the
vicinity of Mexico, was attacked by
Indians in the Indian nation a few
days ago and murdered. The red
brutes were on drunken spree and
to satisfy their fendish deslres,
caught young Price and killed him
by literally chopping him to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

WAnrED-A steam threshing ma
chino BY the farmers just south of
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

Prof. A. J. Smith, of Springfield,
I'LL, formerly of this city and son
of Rev. J. F. Smith, has been ep-
pointed Superintendent of the
sedalia schools, salary $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30
Local Option in Laddonia.


The Local Option law, it seems,
is just beginning to have its "de-
fective effects" upon Laddonia.
Two arrests for drunkenness in one
week, the first for four months, or
since the law went into effect. We
always have regarded the law as a
miserable compromise'-or as
being glaringly imperfect, from
two standpoints: it permits the
druggist to sell alcohol almost
without discrimination or the con-
sumner can ship in from other
points where the law is not opera
ton.
The case of the Mexico Mining
and Manufacturing company against
Contractor Wolfe will come up be-
fore the Pike County Circuit Court
at Bowling Green next month. At
the January term in this city a
change Of venue was taken to Pike.
Contractor Wolfe, with several of
his men, arrived in the city last
night, having come from Pennsyl-
vania to be present at the trial.
r. w. Edmonston, B. B. Run
kls, Horace Mundy, VIM. Lee,
Jr., Willard Potts, T. J. Turner
and number of others from this
city will have stock at the Paris
fair this weak.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30
"W1ll Surely be Built"
From the Springfield Leader.

The little hitch that has occur
red in the construction of the Chi
cago, Hannibal & Springfield rail-
road discourages no one as to ulti-
mate results. The inducements
for its construction are steadily
growing and all realize that this as
well as other roads will surely be
built. 1t is only a matter of time
and patience.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

Miss May Fritts, a young daugh-
ter of DR.. Fritts, was badly bitten
by vicious dog Thursday after
noon. The animal was owned by
Spence johnson, a colored man,
and was killed. The wound was
dressed and no serious results are
apprehended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-30

j. F. Llewellyn, of this city, is
making an effort to put in an electric
light plant at Slater. The people
of that town are very much in favor
of it, and they can certainly do no
better than close a contract with
the gentleman named. Mr.. Lew
enyn's system in this city is perfect
and receives great deal of patron
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Ealjhc EinbnQarifciue,

Na69eoDmte Ginoollarl6eine linO i'll
Der Stuot in llmlauf uno iuer ii6 bn5
@elo, ipeides er bcfommt, nidt gcuau
auIiebt, fam lci6t Su S6nocn fommen.
9a5 Eapier oes fuli6en 9oaari6eins lit
ltciier uno lbluercr ais ons ocs d6ten,
babel, meIu, lel, ui6t 10 weiB luic Die
guten 0olari6ciue, mo iuertu aft, be,
i6muBt uno ui6t iuei6. Die Seioen.
iaben Ieblcn ebcnfalls uuo Der Stid bes
SOrtraits BON Wart9a @albin9ton lit
9rob. Die Suldriit iiber bieiem Yors
trait: "'Engraved and Printed at the
Bureau, Engraving and Printing" lit
auf ben dd)ten Spllarideinen 10 flcirl,
oaB iie fir eineu EBeil Der @%iufailun9
gebnlten iuerben lam, iudbrenO auf bem
faliden S6einsu Die 2inien oider uuo
Die 8uditubeu 9rOBer itnb. Sic 6d!!-
lfun9 lit BON ben Serien 8, geietdnet
bon @. 9. &ulecrans, &esiiter ri tbe
5realurD uno Samcs %. Syntt, Sreaz
Iurer. Die &iifieite lit nod sr6ber ais
Die @orberieite urlb madtbie 5dliduns,
iueltu nit 9uten 9pllarideinen Der
aliden, leid)t erferntli9.
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Tariac9rc unb fyarmrr.

Su einem Der Gampa9nc, 2rnttGtlCin,
nit tpel6en bos oemOfratii1e MntiOnalz
gomitc oas 2ouo ilbcridwemmt, miro
elm uralter Greibau0cl5fObl iUie0er alf.
sepdrmt uno III iOI9cuoc &nruirnn9 &C.
fleioet:
ullntcr ocn 9~c9cniudrti9cn GOriI
siebt oer Turmcr 0c3 WOr9cus iCin Uc-
oin6res 5laucllbcmo an, ons nit IS
Yro5ent o~er5olt lit; SdulDe nit 3JYro=
sent, Srt nit % Yrojent p"crSullt;
bolt @allcr III eincm elmer, Der mt
IS 8rpScnt ~Ucr5ollt iuurot, iudidt iid
III cincm @ci6irr, ipcldcs So YroScnt
3Ol 5nBltc, un0 trodltet lid alb nit eli
nem biligcn baumiUollelen @nnbtnd,
auf iucl6cs Der 3oa 10 Yrojcnt be-
trug. 9oraui fest CT ftp nicbcr SIT iei-
mem fru9alcn WtnBl un0 ipciit . CT
nem nit 50 Yro5cnt Utr;ulltcn Seller
nit Mtcilcr un0 Gnbtl, Die nit IS
Yro5ent "per5ollt iuurbcu; trinft ~Iciten
Safiee uerliiBt nit 3udcr, Der Is GrOs
aent SoI trG9t, wiirjt ba5 Giicn nit
Sal5, bas nit 60 unb nit Yicffer, Der
nit 81 Yro5ent ~Oer5Olt muroc. Gr iuirit
einen 8lld nuf feline 6rnu uno 9inber
utb finoct Iie in 0cricl6cn @eilc heIteu=
ert, ninmt cit Stiif1cu &autabad, on8
nit 1919 YrO5eut bCltclcrt lit ooCr ltcdt
iib cine Gi9arrc, Die inn I'M 11S Gru.
sent pertbelert iuirb, al. Sa, lo9ar baS
2i6t, lpcldJc3 ppm !Oimmcl III feline
bei6ieocue @pguutg Dercin fGllt, muB
bur6 Senltcr9las bredcn, iucldes nit
50 8roicnt 3oa bCitcucrt lit, unO trobz
benz bilbct CT li6 ciu, DAP CT i'll benz
freieltcn 2anbe Der @clt lcbt. Damn
sebt CT oil Die Irbcit, le9t ieinem Yferoe
eas nit 80 Yro6ent per5plte @cidirr
at bic Nd9el am !Suieiieu bes Efer=
oes tra9eu 81, Der Sammcr, nit Dem
iie ein9cidla9en wuroen, 20 Yrojent
9ou-ipannt boiielbe Dor beu nit 45
Erpjent beitcucrtcn EIlu9 mittellt Set
TEN, auf oeren IS &rojcpt 3ou laitet,
unb ont 9lbeno na6 bcs cages Miib'
NIB Sise licit CT lciltcr 6omitic II ci=
l,er 8ibcl Dor, Die nit % Yrpjent
bflteuert lit, fuicet Uor @utt ouf ciuem
bti9eioencn Seppid, Der nit 81 Sros
SeSt perSuat, 1T unb lc9t ii6 idlieBli6
Hlafcn auf eiler NIT As YrUjent
beiteuertcn 8cttlt5 urtcr elmer 0edc, Die
nit 104 YrpSent p~erSollt ipurbe. So=
sar Der 8elcn, nit iueldcr feline iundcre
5ruu ben SllBboocn fcDrt, lit nit IS
$roSent bcItcuert, ba3 SOd9ci6irr nit
~, Soba nit 50 YrpSent. sic at
beitet an iDrer ~NdBmaIdine NIT ciner
staoel, Die 25 Hrojent un0 elmer Spule
!Stuirr, Die "A Yrp;cnt 3Ul trd9t, NM
eir &attuntlelb Sl uGben, bos nit 5S
$roSent u~er5oIt iucrocn mllB. Sbcr
iuenr Tie ibrcn 0taurt uno iDrcn Sim
oern iuarme iupllene StiimpIe itriden
uia, tint iie 9e9cn Die bittere Sdlte gu
i4iben, 9ebraudt iie Garn, bus mil
100 GroScut belteucrt lit.
r9er arnte Sarmcr! Sleler l6dno>
lide &aubturif! llno bas iou cin ircies
2onb iein?! Sa m66te ntalt ia lieber
9lei6 mad &uBlanb %arsiuanbert, iueuit
bic 9empfraten urs nidt before i3u=
ftdnbe sarantirten. Gtimmen mir allu
fir Serren glepelanb!" Go tpirb Der
eenffaule uub untpihenbe 2eIer bieIer
ccneentrirten bemofratii9en Staatsz
'ueisbeit raiiunniren. 9erienise 9eier
aber, Der ni9t gu bieier &atesprie se.
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Sobp mar fra1tl, mir sa6su ibr G~atoria,
dIs fie Gin 9ino iuar, rief fs nab Gaitrria,
Sic iuurbs elm GriuIctr, unb bieIt 81 Gafsrta,
us re 2inbGr bate, CAB fs ibuen Gaftoria.

6e9en Die Giul6leppun9 bcs Terdsz
ftcber5 liuo bcm Goupcrncur ppn
Sainois bon Der itaatliden Siebcpmy
miiiion cine Iu5ubl ileusr unO iddrfercr
WuBre9eln uprsei6ta9en iuorben: 9as
our6 ben Staat fummenbe perbd9tige
Sieb, muB lit 3ufunft, iuerit es gum
Stued bes 5iitterns uto Srdnfel,s nus
selaoen iuirb, in beIont ere absei9loiene
9Dfe 9etrieben tuerben, tuo cine Be-
ribruns nit unberem 8ieb burduus
lit. Sour bas gum iofOrtisen
S6la6tenl beltimmte 8ieb barf aus
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Edr yerS66pfts" -pabsedrbettete"-eutfrdfi Gfrls
Iebrerinnen, Pusmdferinnen, 9dbtertnnen. $~anstdls
Pierce's "Favorito Prescription" baS Bette duc:
berffsncnben ardfttsunssrnittel. &Stit tcin pGGenrsit5z
!SeiIuittcl," a6er eB cntiprift ipunberbar Rem ai!tints
gen ilrcde etnes m6ttigen GpectficIins eesen Gle tcat
ireibli6en @eIble6tc eiSsuen frpntidsn 5dnaueA uno
2eiten.-Gs 1T elm ~fraItiscs, allsemeins5 icirrht rc:t
i~ltertneS SpniCum unb rerpenitdrttnce6 Wctttc: .eH':i
Ieibt Dem Spitela Gnergte un6 Starfe. SIS bei:tA2a SIS
ierptIe StnfdfIrgteit, Gri6opfunJ uno Cd I'll ria,est 81
bctbeu @ei6lebtern. "Favorite Prescription, RIB
BON Npcthstern nnter unierer ~pnltir,F .3sf:a'ts
rertduft. -Gea5tct ben Iiini6lag Ter tSlaIE,t.
greiS $500, poer ted1S SIafdbet. fer &T 80.
Cine Ibhanbluns uber 8rauen5 SranfSeitcE, .sf'&:'
Ftsen StIeern rnb ideiretHen Srl5lG'uttisa .i"n.rt'
ptle fur 10 GC:t3 in RpitrrarfeI %rerTdnc..
abreiTirt Worlds Dispensary NedJt.' : %
~cIation,' 663 Main Street, Buffalo, \. i.
9terooier uub biItoier SsopH 5nteri. !.:ete
S%erftopfnn9 ptro ifnGu 8ch:tit su!i
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets. 25 Geri3 ltr
8Iai4fcR, bet apptbefe:n 6a 9at:a.
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Gae ~bieienisen' unierer tuertben
abunnentcn, iucG6e Die 3eituus uidt
plnftlt9 erbalten, bitten iuir, CO uns
ipelei6 mittbeileu az ipplIen.
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Ent.red AT the Post ONCE ut Hermann, Mo-, and
omitted for tn transmission through the hails O.
econd-classr rates.
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Or. @usut SDnis's Santurser Grupfsn iinb
In alien Iputbeten fur so Gents bic 6!ai6s 81
BADEN.
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THE CHARLES A. VOGELR CO., Baltimore, I'D.
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sesem ma9enleiben.
na6 12.idbrtaer @rfabruna.

Fad 12sidbriser Grfabruns.
Ra@ 12>iibrietu Grfahrunsst fam 10
befdtigsn, boS Or. &usuit 8Onis's pant
bureer 3rcpfen cine aueeejciGrete Wsetti
fnS unb re eessn ale MaeenIsieen ni4ts
beIieres geben fam. ME ptels herrltStn
Srppfen.S8riceri6 DaIter, Sbsbplt, Sd.
Salfen INNER.
8ssen @a9snIsiesn stett % ni6ts bsile>
res wte Or. @ueuit &rnis's 6amburssr
9rppftn, i'd penft bielslben f6on felt pie.
len Sabren all unb babe ftets esiunoen, bae
fe earj ppr;iisli6 ecssn herlei 9siesn ltno.
e. 6. Spebler, WOrrpe, Wtse.
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s,,r r,d,tsu scit empfphlen.

Qdnsere 9eit lit ih an 6sftiesn Rasen>
ffmer;en, bic fsirsm Ter pieIen arseirane>
ten Witttl peiden molten. S6ltesli4
oriH i6 III Or. aus. 8Dnis's San,burscI
Srpsfet unb in frrr;er Belt mar i'd rpitoel
ttroeiteat.-9aniel Weibner, Rep Baden,
Sero5.
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grvpInI c%apssusen.

Stfdotein II. Der 2e6rsr an Ser
fatbOlii9en Glementariduls, 6anto,
,uiro in naditer 3cit mad Santiago in
@btle ii6eriisbelr, UNI al benz Sorti9en
2ebrsrieminar ben beutid)en llnterrid)t gu
Ibernebmeu. Gr lit fir 6 Sabre ocrs
pilidtet, bel eiucn @ebult BON $500
Yeios sleid 10000 %.
Sniterburs. Snt Disable bel &ruz
finn wurbe Die 2eide zines unbcfannten,
ausen ideinlid ermoroeten Wannes aufs
~9efunoeu. SuBer tiefen &opfluunSen
jetst Der llmitanS, bag Sie &lsiber oolz
ltdnois ;crfest iiub, bon einem bartcn
Rampfe, Der a,uiiden benz Gri9lugenen
uno ieinem @c9ner ltattsefunben ba6en
nuB. Die 9eide fOnnte nod nidt res
fo9nos;irt peroen.
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groninI MthSrsnsen.

Citing. Bon ben auf Der SdidJau,
'ifeu Wcrfte erbauten un6 nit beutlfer
9eiasuns nah benz italieniiden Safen
Spe3;ia abssianbten italieniiden Sorpes
oObooten fuaren ;lpei senOtbist, ben frans
jOiiiden 9afsn Sreit a%n3ulaufen. als
bie beutiden Seeleute bort ans gano.
seben %lpolten, iuurbeu iie bon Der Be-
o6lteruns inter rohen Seidimpiungen
nit Steinen bsDorien, unS anf ibre
Boote 3uriid9eOranst.
Strasburs. Dor einiaen Subren
nod madte Strasburs ben Ginbrud els
usr polniideu Stubt. Sn perbaltniss
mdBis fur;cr Seit lit bas aber iu~eientlia
anSers aeporben. Wenu audi auf ber
Wodenmdrttcn bic polniide Sprad]e
uorber,iden6 lit, 10 ipirb bod I'M aases
meinen i'll Der StaSt utebr beutid) ais
polntid s~eiprod)en. Aud bic polnii9en
Sirmenidilber usridwin6eu INNER mebr.
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Rfnuer Srbreten mach pttrbsr's G astoria
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RrsbtHi EemmsF,a.

3ergen q. 81. OErd) Den Jest in
Gngrtfi senommeueu 8au scr neucn
Gabnftrede Bergen YutbuS Vauterbad
pirO 6as @iienbabuucb Der Sniel Ris
gen mad G~oaenoun9 Der Strefe cine
ans erwiinidts Grlueiterun9 erfabrsn.
Stolp. 2uut telesrapbiid:r Ot.lz
bun9 bes Sapt. 6ernau Don benz 3ur
8be6era 6eS &ommcr;itnratEs 6. U.
SHe seb0riseu 8artfAifi rEontmerania"
1T baIelbe nliueit Der lfou. it)cn Suite
Gefrnfen. Gie Mannidtit III 9erettct
uab III EetcrGcao. eincm flclneu 6afsu
Der idottiidcn Stfiite, selanOet porpsn.
OaS gcnannte Sd)iif bat ctn Sitter bon
so Sabrcn crretdt uno ipobl sic Wtebrs
3abl Scr bier auIdiii9cn Gltercn Seeleute
bat im 2aufe Scr Sabre auf bemielbeu
Glcnltc Sctban.
Straliunb. 9tad a(tGersebradter
Cite wurOe bier Der rWalenltsinstas"
icltlid] ~be9an9cn.
Rhefnproptn,.
-&oGn. Die Gr0ifnuns Der iutsruas
tionalcn @%artcubaus Iusitc0una lit Der
6lora ianO in @egenruart ScS Winiiters
Der 3anbwirtbidaft BON 2ucius in feiers
lidcr @cilc itltt. Sine bonn 60lner
Mdnner9eian9osrcin uOrgetra9eneS 1mne
peridonte Die 6eicr. Mit einert gdnz
felt, iOwte Sun;ert, 8~clcud)tuns Der
Slora unb bes Seltplaees unS 5eueripert
uurbe bas 6eitpro9rantm ssi9lohen.
0HiieIborf. Yrin; @eors BON
FrcuBen fat ba8 Yroteftorat fiber Die
aus InlaB Der 6O~OiGbriscn Subelfeier
Der Stabt 81 uer~auitaltenber IusfeQuns
biitoriid benftpiirSiser @eaenifGitbe aus
benz ber9ii9en 2auoe iibernommen.
Soltnsen. Sn Der auf benz
Sdiscnplase fi9 befinSlifen Menases
rie tuaren siuei 2eopar6en ausgebro4eu,
uno iudten unter fIrhterlidem @ebri4
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baar. pier NlHsaruubitide, feds Wtors
gcn Nder nao cin Stiif 2Stiuberg bal
oie rlebenSmiibe" 2Sittue 6rcpcr, weld)(
iid tir;lid) III ibrcm beltcn SOnnta9S:
ltaatc erbangte, btuterlancn. Die 8aar'
fumnle crbalten Ote in Tmerifa (ebenOer
Rinbcr Oosr S4ucitcr BON 6repir'S erts,
frau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
Ercriui ysien.

Spiaer Ieine 2OjGbrige onseblid 9eiitess
idna6e S6wclter iii unmeui9li6sr
@eiie lansere 3eit III einem Seller eiuz
sei9loiisn scbalten. Dieielbe murSe
bort BON Der idlieBGi9 benadridti9ten
Boli;ei Obue 2aseritatte, Dor Sd)mue
i~turren6 unO bulb perbun9crt aufsefuns
Sea. Sp. unb Oeiien Mtutter wur6en
.oerbaftet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
WAR VETERANS IN A FLURRY.

Division No. l. OF the Veteran Association Of the Army
and Navy, held meeting yesterday a. No 10 East
Fourth st. to listen the report OF committee to ug-
gest steps each member Of the association
1so acres Of land Colonel Jacob Schneider
presided The committee, which consisted OF fifteen mem
hers had ready for presentation report recommending
that chartered body be formed 10 be called the Military
Coonzlng Association Of the United States OF America,
to include all honoraby discharged soldiers and sailors
and marines
the report reached the question OF taxing
part the Decoration Day exercises caused heater
debate agreed turn out and parade, but the
differences opinion regarding the number OF pieces OF
music to be engaged proved irreconcabo, and finally
broke up meeting. One party led by ComTade william
Abis wanted engage thirty pieces Of music at cost
Of s4S Comrade Abig said that man was outside In the
hall ready furnish the music at that price Major
Jsmeo Delury moved that two Afes and three dummefs
be engaged The party favor Of thirty pieces OF music
finally trlumphed. J. p II. Kah, tho adluant resigned
and left the hall Other designations followed and the
chairman finally adjourned the meeting until THURSDAY at
S D. H., when the report OF the Committee on Coonza
ton viii DO heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
OUTGOING STE1HERS.
rFpenAY NAV
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YOkk. Al

| PORT OF EEWYOkk.....-.SUN APRIL 70. 1857
ARRIVED
Steamer (Br KiSby London April TO- with mdss
20 win mdss and passengers TO Bruce I'nay
STEAMER Aarana tBT Hams. liverpool April a. Queens,
a Co Arrived the Bar AZ l1.2O IN.
sisaSer AncHori Isrj Browa ols.gow Apr. 10 Mov,lI.
rived me pa, :. 4 .i9 p.n,.r po.,o .,, VT,
o4 passengers to Fancn. Edge Co Arrivedas
Steamer Champagne eFr' Hsyr. April a. VII.
Isl Louis dc BebiaR Arrived -
s,ermsr Peterborough tBr) Fraser Gonsvs. Pnlsds
phia with mdse to oaterbridgs Co. Arrived al the
sss@sr oIinsSO Br ssTyn Bermuda days VIZ nss:
rost. r D.w.r1 s. Johns. NJ s,g, .rs Halifax
steamer Nseeecnss bars savannah aays win mdss and
ESsnsks aalDhsrs ~ SswDSs News and Norfolk
s.e.|.r wyanoss 6os. a o my Norfolk
steamer winthrop Bragg Portland to Horste
Steamer Herman Winter Halett Boston. with md'' 20
suNsEr-At sandy Eoos wind light p cloudy and vory
hazy. Al CITY Island. wind light sW hazy
Arrived ysstsr'iay-
Man. nd a. Co.
SAILED.
Steamer E,iam, for Amsterdam
Bark Richard Hutchi: SOU for 81 John. NIB.
THE AoVKNESrs OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ouyEysTowN April 2S mtinight-Arrive steamer servie
Obj Mckay. from NewYork her way 10 Liverpool ana
proceedssil .
April 2o-sailsa Etrnria DBL Cook. and wiscon
ain IRr) Bentley, frsm Liverpool hcnoo for NewYork
scILIY Anril 20-Passed steamer kugia (Gerl karowA
from Nsw.York her way ~ Hamburg.
AMSTERDAM April 25-Sailed. steamer Zaandam (Dtch,
Ponsep, for Now-York.
AxTwERp Aprii gs-sstIsd. steamer Begsnlsnd (BeS).
HAvRE Aprm 2o-Arved steamer Boargogne CFrA
Franguol from New.fork.
HAVANA. April DISABLED. steamer oityot Washington.
Rsttig from Mexican pol IS hence for Sew.York.