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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-10
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T. Gal Flaz

teu9te er, NIT legtsr 2raft sesen ven
miitbenben 9trom autdmpfenb..
Sb, ileiu, ni@t ferbenl CAB lie 5u.
rid. Marum jebt iferben, ba uns bas
3eben 10 ft16n genDrbenS
Des Daieins fiiBe @etpnbnbeit maGte
felbit inmitien bieIer 69reden lire
Ma9t geIteub.
Gin fur9tbarer Mnprnll neller 6luteu
! riB bas Yaar nit li6 fott.
Mber nur lpenise S9ritte peit.
| Swerenbolb batte bic Siefe bes &inns
fals hinter fi9 unb tpieber feften Sui
sefaBt. Wtit bertulif9en Graft faBte
er 6as paar, als es an ibm porbsiges
Dirbelt tpurbe, rib bic @rdfin aus &o.
berts Mrmen, f6tpang iie fi9 auf bic
S9ulter unb f9rie nit elmer bas 3obetl
bes Gepitters beberridenben Stimme
Nobert su:
2ints gefduentt, Mann! RIairen
Sic aus Der 5trbmung! Qintsbin,
linfsbin! = go it's re6t. 9alfulire,
Sic fnb Elm tii@tiger 6@mimmer.
Menige Nugenblide na1ber befanben
h9 ole brei auf fefenl Boben unb tlet.
terten eine ifeile DaIbe binan, mo- iie
fb balo auberbalb bes 8erei9s Der
@efdbr befanben..
Der Riidblid auf bas 5bal mar
f9reflid.
Gie bonn Glafeajiof berabeefommene
&uns bate f@ nit benz Gluriba9 bers
einigt uno Elm triiber Strom flute nit
milbem @ebranfe bie gan3e giniattes
lung, aIles, tpas linn entgegenltano,
NIT fi9 fortmdl3eno. Der aur. Sniel
fiibrenbe Gteg mar ldngft tpeggerifen
unb Der ungebeure Gelsblod. In 6eiIeit
S9ub bic Quite itanb, rdste tlur nod
NIT benz 9aupte aus oem tobenben
Waher berbor. Dit 3eriibruug oes
rei3enoen Srtes, po Die 2iebenoen 70
poraoiefifde Sage gelebt, mar pons
| itdnbis.
IS f9nitt ben beiben 6ur9 bic 6eele,
mitanieben 5u tniifeu, lpie bas Gebdlte
oer Quite, tuelbe ibnen gum 0immel
gemorben, bon ben tpifen Glutben boz
pongefiibrt tpurbe. sic Harrten nit
einem unbef9reibli9en @eftble bes
gutieBens unb ber Srauer auf Bic 8ers
beerung binab unb ibre 8etlommenbeit
iDurbe our6 bic Nnmsfenbeit Smerenz
bolbs nod ungemein geiteigert. War
es ia bod idon b6@it peinlid, nod ei.
mem iol6en @rIebniB fein Bort Der
3drtli6teit tauf9en 3u f6nnen unb f1
auf gIide bef9rdnfeit au niifen..
Der Abenteiirer ieinerfeits f9ien f6
aus ber gan5en 5a@e Hidt biel gu
MAIDEN.
| Brr, fagte er, fi@ iGiiItelnb, bas mar
elm nolies Nbenteuer. 8er1u9t 3us
bringli@e Dinser, bieie b6qif6eu Stun.
len, faitulir' Id. 0ei. ba gebt ia bes
@Iuricnriats garade gum 3eufel, alls
mo-, iagen Die 2sute, ibr ebemaliser BE.
tuobuer f3on lange i6 befinbeu foa.
tGortfebuns fOIst.)
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= San Saba. Die Greunbe unie.
reg RongreB Ibseorbneten 5apers
(tpel9er aud Sun Mntonio bertritt)
limb betreffs ieiner Wiebererpdblung in
GROCER BeiorgniB, uno ipie es i9eint,
0r. Sapers ielbif; tuenisitens bat er
an elnen Der einfluBret9fen Biirger
bier einen Brief geribtet. porin er bens
feIben eriu6t, fiir iein SntereFe i'm 8e.
airfe gu pirfen. Wie es beiBt, miro
Col. 8. Gnbrems als iein @egentanois
bat auftreten. Slider ift, baB bier cine
itarte Sppoiitions partei in Der Bill.
oung begriffen 1T, tpe.@e gesen ben iebi>
gen 4bgeorbneten arbeitet, unb BEL ber
ua5nfriebenbeit Der bieiis
gen Woll3ii9ter nit ieinem Ser.
balten in Der Sarif Grage nnb bem
groBen ginflufie, tuel@en bielelben be-
ftben, 1T es iebr m6sli@ nnb beinab
tpahri6einli@, 6aB Or. @apers i'm
nd9ifen Mablfel63ug unterltegen piro,
tpenr elm 10 beliebter un6 einffuBreitber
Mann, Die Sol. 9lnbretps ibnl als sSlbs
rer 6er @egenpartei unb Betperber um
bic &ongreBftelIe segeniiberitebt.
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alnabett. aluahett.

8si bsm @ebraud bon SeiImitteln ioIlten
mir uns, iuie in alIen auheren Gaden, bon ber
flusbeit leiten IaHen. Die Mabnuna pirb
trosbem bon saufenben In ben @inb eeldbIa
gen. Seoe neue NuadfaIberei finbet lire Nn.
bdueer, ieber Or. eifenbart ireeub elmer trii.
gerifden Saule feline 9SIpeI Seber 8ed,feI
in Der Sumbus IonIsitsr pir6 - peniafens
cine Belt lang - obne GebIsr gum gortraa oe.
bre6t. nobel bic esid) isidub'esn ben I6n an.
seben. Sn erfreulidsm Gesenfat gu ben bic.
len beuiisen Gags in ben 8ldttern ansese,aten
9etriissreien febt Sofetters Naaen.
bitters felt brei Sabrsebatsn aIlsemein
beliebt. anertannt use smbfoblen bon aerateu,
enooiiirt bon bsr greHe bisItr ednber, aefudt
unb gsfddtt bon 5nbalihen aliiberaa. SO lit
eriptefeuerrnaben elm Spejiffum unb praben.
tibmitteI seeen Malarialeioen. dronifde Sn.
biseition, 2uusenbel9Deroe uno 8eritopfuug,
ss esbietst benz 1lmfasrsifen bon RtsumatiS.
iaus uub 1suralsis GinbaIt, e iit elm trdfii.
tisenbes unb pirffamss SarntreibnlittsI obue
@IeiGsn. Teru0fen beiommt es febr gut.
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= Nom 2. bis 5. Jebruar If ait bic,
len Stellen bon Nor6s, OFT unb' gens
tral' 'Seras, in ben Counties CUNT,
9Optins, Situs, Miarion, 6enberion,
Bra5os ungetp6bnlidb ffarter Gegen ge.
fallen. 10 baB bic GliKe Sabins, Sri.
nitp. Ne@es unb 8raaos iiber bic ufer.
bdnfe getreten finb, unb bonn 6. Gebrlar
Dirb aus SULPHUR Springs, Mount
pleaiant unb Spler S6neefall beri9tet,
Der aber MIR fur3e 3eit angebalten ,lttb,
tpie es ftbeint, Oer 0egetation feinen
Sdaoen get6an bot.
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n { 1T { 4 8.
stOman bon Sobannes s@err.

(Gortfetuagl
Sic tam aud bier, He brad bon allen
Geiten ins @luritbal berein, aber am
far@tbarifen bon ben @ebdugen bes
0lafenifrds bernieNer.
Die Scene NOR i9redli@ ber6nbert.
giugemummt in graue, tiefberab9dn.
geroe Molten, tparen bic 8erg{piBen
tinF1tbar geuoroen. Dur1 bic Sbal.
ioble fe9te eitt ioienber Winb, baIb su
fur3en, pIeifenbeu Gt6Ben aniebenb,
bolb NIT orfaaariigem 8rauien babin,
fabreub. Die nit elettriiGen Dtinfteu
iiberInbere 2uft entIub fi6 tn unanf.
bbrli1 fib treuaenben 8Iiben unb ber
i@metternbe Oonner ma1te bic grbe
beben. Da3mii9en fielen f6were Srops
fen unb BON broben berab Fam Elm un.
heimIi@es &aui6en, Gra@en unb
Ortbnen.
Die @uns! Die &uns!
s5it ben Manne, bet ibm 0ieie Worte
au,@rie unb ibu an Der 6apb ges
padt belt, ertannte .gobert Suerens
b0lD, beHen NnbIid ben iingen Mann
iTH erRen MDment bes grpomens bas
gefabrbrDben6e glusfeben ber 2aubs
f@oft gou5 pergefien lieB.
Bna 3orn iiber oas grl@einen bes
Mbenteurers an bieiem Orte, ma9te er
h@ bon ibm log. tfitb i'm suriid unb
iaste:
Mas ,pOllen Sic bierg eadeu sic
ii@l
Siub sic toll, 6err? beriebte Spe.
reubplb. &e6ne, Sic finb IS. Nla6en
Sic bod sefdllief Die augen auf.
sage Sbnen. bic Sfuns gebt!
BOO 3ebn Miuuten, bab, teine fiinf,
itnb Bite gauge G9uttflutb indie iibtr 6ie
bereeiitr3t.
9befla NOR in3pii9en nit einem
GGredeusruf aufseipruusen unb bate
hm an 2oberts gtrm gebdngt..
Mas nil ber abi@Ailidbe Menf@
bier? fhherte fie ibm 3u.
Wir mifIen ibm bantbar iein ftir
BITE Gtbrung, 7betla. Die &uns sebt /!
Bas fol has palaber? fragte 3pes
reubolb bari6. Bit umg gnti9ulbisung,
Mabanle, o6er mir baben feinen Aus
genblid ~ perlieren. 66rt mics ba
oben fra@tl %, bei So6e. re@ne, 6er
GIafeniee 1T ausgebro1en. Sort, fort,
iuelIi S6nei Das Qeben lisb III!
Sic eilten bergab. Gin Bid sus
rid unb aufwdrts 3eiste ibnen bas
G@redniB.
teber bie 3aIben berab, tpeI@e bas
1ubgeifel bes QIatenitDds biIben,
tDdl3te ii9 bic ifGraenbe Runs, ein 5rei.
ter, iuiiner GtrDm, Bdume, SSeIsbI6de
tub Scroll nit f1 reiBenb, in miitben.
BEN. liraufbaItiamen Stura bas ganse
3bal NIT Uerf9ittuns tebrobenb.
Mir, f6nuen Der Sums nur entrinnen,
l@rie 3Dereubolo, inbem mir iiber ben
@lutibn@ fesen.
So, CAB gtcbert 3urad, mir mtiien
binburG.
8ordl, 6err Graf! So. ba baben
tpir bic 1efdeerung! Die @uns bat bic
dbaIioble erreibt. @ai@, rafbl
aobert fdmang bic @eliebte auf feline
Mrme unb firste iid in ben bo1ge.
tGu0lIenen @leti6erba6, Stuerenbolb
linen mad.
@s tam alles oarauf on, 6ur9 Den
Bad 5il gelangeu, bebor fi@ bic Runs
mit bemIeIben Dereiniste.
Mber aud Der Gleti6er i9iittete unter
BEN @iniIub bes 6oGgeipitters mdtbens
Be Glutben aus feinen gismaReu.
9os Waifer gine Hobert Bis iiber bic
9rth, e. jiiblie, bab er In Der rafenben
Stromnns ben 8ooeu iInter ben GaBen
uerlor..
3betlo las bic 9obesangif, lpeI6e er
nm ne empfanb. In ieinen Gugen.
HaB MID los, 3obert, rief ie aus.
Alein btu bu I'm Stanbe, bid au
retten. -
gr brtdte fie uur felter an fitb.
gBir iferben uenigifens 3uiammen,
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Spmmerieibe BON oeridisbsaer
SualttGt.
sfeue auswabl BON Sdderil+
nnsweifelbaft bic belfe Muswatl
BON Damen< unb Ginber~ GAuben
Nlanner~ H. &naber>Sdubsn unb
Stiefelnppn Observation-Disclosures
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Neue 3epbsr Gtnsbams, Snbio
@rtntles, pereals, 3au3tbars, pt>
aues, 2awns, 8utttffe, gfOYeltp
6Orbs, f&pttii&e 3epbsrs, Soil bu
Rrrb unb anbere gum Waiaen GEE
eisnete Sabrifate in srpber &us<
wabl unb gu peri&iebenen preifen.
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g.rehiner 9lhhntnten nffentlj

prebiger, abbotaten, 0ffentli6e
Hebner unb Sdnger beitdtigen bic ans
it6t beg ollgemeinen publitums in 8e=
5ug auf Ipsr's @berrpspeetoral. Sic
ole iagen, es iei oas bette Mittel gegen
ole 6rantbeiten Der Stimm Organe,
Der 6ebIe uno Der 2unge.
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Siam ,ti6ts ae6afi6es MAIDEN,

Simmons 2iber &eguIa.
tor, bereitet bon s. $. 3eilin & Co.,
geDinnt beltdn6ig an 8eliebtbeit unb
1T iufebem 9ausbalt, Der ibn probirt
bat, unentbebrlib. 2ein an6eres Sell.
mittel fam ibn, 70 melt i6 ueiB, ers
feBen. Seit 20 Sabren aIs Mrat prats
tiairenb, bin Id ME i'm Stanbe geipeien,
eine oegetabiliide Mif6ung auiammens
auieben, tueI6e ipie Ginn,ons 2ibers
@egulator, bic 2eber i9nel unb uitts
lam in Sang su ieben unb sugIei9 bic
Weroauungs' unb 8lutbilonngs Ors
game unteritiiben f6nnte (ftatt fie 3u
f9wd6en.) = 8. W. Winton, 80. s.,
Me1tinQtou, Dirt.
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Sln9lingenG Mdnnern
.mtr5
Std)ere Qetl1ttta aatamtirt.

3is f9redliden BoIsen Der Sasenofanben,
Seidlsdtsf6pa9e berrriadenb, tpobur1 Self
nno FOrper rninirt per6en, permanent Ae=
betlt. Seratlopfen, Sdadternbeit, Samea.
abfub. @eba6tniBfdhaa)e, 8erluf bet gner.
sie. abnsi9nns segen 0efeaf6aft uno Melan-
@olie sriin6li6 furirt.
gerbeiratbete Manner, ober Iolde,
Die fi9 perbeiratben pollen, bic in Golse bon
Snoisaetion in ber Sasenb an @ei9Iedts. unb
Neroenidpd9e leioen, werben sriinbli6 furirt.
Seine MineraIien einseseben.
Snnse Mdnner, bic ibre 8eit NIT nnfabisen
9enten berfdpenbet unb iid baourd Rrant-
eeiten bes Ropfes, ber Naie, oes Salies, Der
eeber, 2unsen, Ginsepeibe Rnb bes Maeens
auaeaogen baben, tpereen fdneg furirt.
sabt Sud niat hur@ falf9es S@amsefiibI
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= Die neue, on Der 9lranfas.paBr
gabn liegenoe Stabt Dpafum wd9f,
tpie Der p@uero'9erolb" mittbeilt, nit
&ieieni6ritteu. SIN 2lusuIt bes lebten
Sabres mar bort auBer Dem Stations.
@ebdube tein 9aus 3u ieben, unb beute
bat Uoafum 2 8ddereieu, 8 Groceries,
Z 3aufdben, bic ale m6sli@en @aas
TEN fiibren, 2 9potbeteu, 2 Sattlereten,
2 @iienDaarens9 9anbIunseu, 2 6oteIs,
3 6oitbduier, 2 S6ld9tereien, 2 3us
dersgddereien, / Stintfube, l Wai6s
onitalt, l Whble, Mai6inenmert=
ftdtten &C.
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- Q6nig 6umbert uno Der italieni,
fde premierminiiter @riipi baben f9
nod @enua beseben, um benz mad
DeutIGlanb 5uriidfebrenbeu Qaiier
Jriebri6 2ebetpobI 3u fasen unb inn
bis on bic @ren3e bes italieniiGen Ge.
bietes bas 6eleite 3u geben.
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@lesante NDsitdten IN 8dnbern
nnb &aiden.
Dte neueittn gfuns gsilinss,
Senrietta Sud-, Grepes, asber
Sud-, gballte einfarbts unb se~
muitert in alien mpbernen Saat>
tirunaen.
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9 :. tt'.f !!

Sptt5en, G ftt3en!
Auf bteiem Selbe slansen wir
burA bic srDbte @uswabl unb bic
neueften Saden, bic je benz publi~
f1m pprselest wurben+ Spr&pnL
espptiide, prientaliiae, galencienne,
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e Eager bon sans we6 san Mntono auiqewieen wurbe

Gambric in peridiebeaen 8reiten II.
9reiien. Sarbise StidAeien Der
fetnften g.prte.
@rpbe auswabl BON Damer,
unter3eug.
WOllifdnbises saser BON Damen.
unb 6inberitrimpfen.
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- Sur mein allsemstnss t6rpArIi6es
Woblbefinoen 1T es unerldBli@, 6aB id
Or. 9luguit 90nig's hamburger Sros
pfen aeitDeife antpenhe. 6einriG
Brandt, Sacramento, Gal.
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~Sdj braud5e nid1t &inoernmg, iunbern
oefIMnn.H

1T 6er Iusruf Sauienber bon Ratarrb=
geibenoen. Illen oiefen iasen mir /:
&atarrb fam bur6 9r. Sage's Ca
tarrh-Remedy' sebeilt perben. Dies
gef6ab In Sauienben BON GdlIen; ma.
rum follte es ni@t i'm Oeinigen sef6es
ben? SIN 8er5uge liegt bic @efabr.
SOLICIT fiir 46banblung iiber 6ieies
9riben cine griefmarfe an bic Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buff
falo, N. Y, BEL.
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s@ Sbr fpart @elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Drudfa6en bel Sobnoa Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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- 1887 tanten 1913 @ienf6en bur@
Naigatoren um's 2eben.
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lpantlde, @sc1rtal, @uipure, Gban~
tiQY Sptsen In allen 8reiten fir
ueberwurf pber 8elas+

Geitidte Ginidte
in ipeibem nnb farbisen1 9tque,
Muu, Swtb, Nainippf. Geftdter
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u u s | q II b..

Sn England berri9t aasemeine
Greuoe, baB bic Princess Royal"
nun bod nod enblid beuti9e 2aiierin
geporben TT, tpenn aug oielleidt nur auf
febr furse 3eit. Sm llnterbauie fpra.
den bic Giibrer ber beiben parteien ibr
Beilelb iiber ben 3ob bes 6euti6eu
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Y. 2 esAeas!s, c.g.s:a n sss!.::. &. !. =.
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1t u said TO be written that the old Re.
&ublican chief clerks Of the Senate and
\ 13De arc to be iscapItated by the
Z ~ Of Quay, with whom they have not
otned. He gives very good reason for
1a3fing them out, however, declaring
1ot they are not honest enough.
SAak this is 30 we have often MAIN
3liped, and we cannot regret that
ehey now 60, even though one be from
ri vicinage. We are satisfied that the
eoonss OF good government will lose moth.
i ~ BY the eviction of Messrs. Cochran
onds Losch from office ! whether 1t will
c0in anything Ii moro doubtful. Mr..
<grett was chief clerk OF the Senate be-
0nso Mr.. Cochran, who was then his
s1obordinate (; and from whom, when he
eH1endered bis place to him, he is said
*o have exacted Q written promise to
0oeats II on demand.
We do not know that In his time legis-
/. Nm was more honest. We do not know
4 - time when 1t has been 90. II it is
nov tho purpose Of Boss Quay TO reform
1slation, we shall be glad to know 1t !;
- before we know 1t, we must see the
ults Of bis good intentions. It Is
onable that he has tired of rotten.
- or that he thinks that, in the pres
I - political condition honesty is the best
eliey for himself and his party. We do
- particularly care what his motives
- 20 that the results are good. II he
@Aoe had enough Of corruption in buying
- election Of Harrison and now proposes
S1eu TO let virtue reign, we will be glad.
ocapitating Cochran and Losch is, how
ouor, small sign Of this millennium esps.
lily ~ Losch says, when he leaves
800 Librarian Delaney's head on.
Nevertheless We tsve no tears for the de-
oapitated.
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PERSONAII

MR.. 9LApsToNE says he can quote II ,m
memory any psRe of Homer of which the
hrst line is given TO him.
SENATOR SAWYER, bafore he went In
Congress divided 81, 200, 900 between his tw q
daughters and bis only son. 1t Is his in.
tention to make further settlements upon
his children until his estate IL divided prett v
evenly between them.
GEORGE w. CHILDs aud A, J, Drexel
are to establish free school for the higher
education OF young women. The building
selected for the purpose ts the Loyella man.
sion, on the Lancaster turnpike, east of
Wsyne station, on the Pennsylvania rail-.
road. The building 10 Of stone, il three
stories high snd cons aims eighty omA
MOSES MoRDEcAI died on sunday in
Baltimore, aged 30 yearA He was native
OF South CArolins, and represented that
state In the United States Senate for two
terms before the war. Mr.. Mordeosi was
identified with the steamboat interest OF the
South, and was quite wealthy, though he
lost heavily ty the war. His claim for q
large amount against The government for
carrying malls before the secession OF the
South is stili pending.
PROFESSOR THOMAS @. CAREY died ON
Saturday from cancer Of the b oii, at
Cambridge, Mass. Professor Carey vas
deeply Interested In the AgsssjE museum
and acted rs an assistant with the late Pro
lessor Louis ARsssiz. Deceased was born
In Boston In ls24, but his early life wis
spent In California and the West He wrote
many articles on the early history of Il 9
Gniden state, which were contributed TO
magazines newspapers and several his.
torlcsi societies in which he Was inter-
ested.
MRS soHoTiELp, the wife OF Msior
General John M. isohons commanding
the United States army, died IA Washing.
ton on Sunday. Mrs. Schofield had been
suffering from heart trouble sad nervous
prostration for sorns time, but her death
vas nevertheless sudden aud uue xpected.
Mira Schofsld was daughter Of Professor
bartlett, teacher OF philosophy at Wss,
Point, ana General Ssbohsld married her
while be Was detailed ~ instructor ct the
military academy. She leaves . daughter,
recently married 10 Lieutenant Andrews,
Of the Filth AItiileyy, and two sons, VII.
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New Year Calls.

Inc New York correspondent of the
oladelphia Ledger says that the New
earb call Ia no longer fashionable in
Now Y0rk's first circles. In BROOKLYN,
~ mys, and other circles which are con.
m6sEed provincial and middle class -
onnouncements are still published OF re.
Dtions BY people in good society; but
lev York, where, according to one
qAronicler, there are but four hundred
q aEst cut" families, will have no more Of
3 lew Year calls.
And 1t Is well for New York II this be
- because the custom bscams 30 badly
Gxaded and grossly abused there. It
- IN Il An excellent recommendation,
4 shAs It enables people once q year
ooetare and renew their acquaintance
, each other and keep themselves on
- terms, without any great draft
their time. But 1t 10 better suited to
9govincial than the city airs, eemingly.
- city there are too many to call
II Zoo many places to call at. The
S 1oOmytances are not conducive to an
Z nosbls reception. In the provincial
Wu the crush is less and the caller has
uoster iespC visibility upon him for his
Iydual conduct, and the hostess has
y epportuujiy TO exercise q proper con.
orer her guests that she should
~ retain. 1t is not likely that New
y eAiliug will fall out Of favor in
y where IL u not abused and whsra
gvos = useful purpose.
~ becanse OF their attachment to
cnstom. provincial towns nsei not
1D1es tbs contemptuous reference Of
oocasiy, - The T" middle classes" It
miher their distinguished merit
ehey can uss and not abuse
su Year call, which city society
Il ~ u y supreme nonsense for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-31

OUR exports In November reached q
total value Of E6,376,5A5, . million more
than In November, 1887. Our imports were
f53, 500 Isl, ak millions less than In No.
vember, 1887. In addition We exported In
the same month SS,4l5,4 AIS In gold, mere
than Wa exported, and the excess of silver
exports over imports was S7ll, 500. Over
thirty-threo millions of the imports OF
merchandise, and more than twenty 1--WE
and half million of the exports were
through the port Of New York, while
Philadelphia handled only e, 292, ,S45 im.
ports and $2 S6s. 65l exports. Boston and
San Francisco are both ahead OFF Philadel phis
In foreign commerce, both export and
import, and Baltimore, Galveston, New
Orleans, Richmond and Savannah are far
ahead OF the city OF Penn in value Of ex-
ports. In November We received 25, ,4lV
immigrants, about 6,770 less than In No.
vember of 1857. 20,43i OF them came In
through New York hsrbor and s,2l3 came
from Great Baitain and Ireland, while but
$50 were from Poland and 1888 from Italy,
Germany sent us q. 45a and Bohemia and
Hungary l,C52.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-31

ths socisty Of . city that is bigger than
another, 10 look down upon that OF the
smaller town - second class. II there 10
any looking down Of this kind possible.
It should rather b the privilege OF the
society Of smaller town, II It II ct the
same time older, - Il often Is; since
age is supposed to be the hallowing IN.
fiuence In society and furniture. Lam
caster enjoys . high prerogative In this
regard, because Of ito antiquity |;
and the town which the geogra-
pliers 20 long recorded the
largest inland town In The United
States" and which over hundred years
ago held the cream Of society, can AFFORD
10 smile disdainfully at the suggestion
that there IL anything " middle class"
about her society, or anything wrong
about its customs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-31

NOTICE.
AN From ana after January ], lssa. theye
will ne market held regularly In he Bsrmers'
southern Market House ON 1uesday, Woones.
DAY ARD Saturday morning early and satur.
DAY AFTERNOON ~ O'Clock. AL stallhoI0sTs
are entitled TO the Advantages OF the addi.
tional day (Wednssdsy) in Connection Win
ths others. BY ORDER OF the BOARD.
H. l.. sRAnBY. Secretary. dl2-8tdeod