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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Probably Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The dead body
of an unknown young woman was
found early this morning on Union
Avenue, in the western suburbs of
the city. There were bruises and
slight cuts about the face and neck.
1t is supposed the woman was MUIR
dered, perhaps outraged, and after
wards taken to the place where she
body was taken to the morgue and a
post norton will be held to determine
the cause Of death.
Meanwhile the police are on the
alert and doing all they can to solve
the mystery. The body has not been
identified, but from general appear
ance, dress and other personal effects,
it is quite probable she was from the
country and of humble origin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
At the Grand,

The Ninth Battalion band of the
Mexican regulars, which has been ex-
pected in San Antonio for some days,
were on hand at the opera house yes
terday afterp Don and evening. Their
music is all that it was advertised to
be and before the first number was
finished they were ell rapport with
their delighted audience. Enthus-
iasm grew under their stirring in
strumen tation and at times itreached
fever heat. 1t may be said of their
thirty-siX pieces as was once said Of
the famous Philharmonic of Phila-
delphia, five fiddles and one elbow"
so perfect is the time. The house last
night was a good one and an en-
chanted one and the band was graft
fed with its reception. At Muth's
pavilion this afternoon, from five to-
seven, they can be heard for the last
time this visit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
He Valves Examination.

Mention has been previously made
of the shooting of Ransom Willis iii
Comfort while resisting arrest, in
which affair he was associated with
]. G. Benningfield. Benningfield was
brought to this city by the officers
and on yesterday was brought before
United States Commissioner Robards
for examination on two charges of
postoffice robbery at Benton City,
Atascosa county. He waived exami-
nation and was jailed in default of
$1,000 bonds under which he was held.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Real Estate Sales.

R. r. Claridge and wife to B. L. Ay-
cock, one-quarter interest in fifteen
and Observation-Disclosures acres of
survey %, for $3.50
Catherine Jenull to VIM. Biesen-
bach, part of lot s, block 25, on north
Seventh street, for S..
L. w. Menger and wife to Sarah
Davis, lot 6, block II, on River Ave-,
for S21O.
Hy Elmendorf to G.. HuDerich, IS
lots in Lot No. 4, range district l,
tor $2400.
John T. Camp to Mary X. Meredith.
lot AZ, near AlaZan creek, for $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
PYthian Sisters.

The Sisters of Pythias gave very
delightful hop at Muth's garden paw
ilion last night which was attended
by about fifty couples. The air was
cool, the music good, the lights did
not go out and every circumstance
was propitious. The dancers returned
to the city at o'clock this morning.
The following committees were in
charge:
Mrs. P. w. Street, Mrs. Il. H. Abbott.
Reception-Mrs. H. A. Blair, Mrs.
C. w. Shoff, Sir Kt. H. A. Blair, Sir
Kt Sam Slack.
Floor-Kt. It. H. Abbott, Sir Kt. c.
L. Sauer, Sir Kt. VIM. A. Kypfer, Sir
Kt. Geo. Mudd, Sir Kt. G. w. ShOtf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Three First Class Institutions

In the LIGHT today will be found
the cards of the Maverick Bank, Nav
erick Printing House, and the Alamo
Ice Company, three first-class institu-
tons one good place to deposit your
savings, one to buy pure ice, and one
to get lithographing and all kinds of
book binding. Mr.. Sam Maverick is
the controlling spirit in each of these
concerns, whose name alone is suf-
ficient guarantee of their solidity and
permanency. Sam Maverick is pub
lie benefactor. No moss grows on his
back.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Sherman's Son in Orders.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Thomas
Ewing Sherman, of Woodstock col
lege, Howard county, Md, son of Gen.
w. r. Sherman, will receive orders of
deacon, sub-deacon and priesthood on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, of the
coming week. Archbishop Ryan will
confer the orders in his own private
chanel
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Against Prize Fighting.

New ORLEANS, June 27.-Regard-
the governors proclamation against
prize fighting in Louisiana, it may be
stated that the managers of Kilrain
never contemplated having the bat
tie ground within jurisdiction of the
state, Bud Reunard who has local
charge of the affair says that the
proclamation would not in any way
interfere with the arrangements
made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
A Big Failure.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 27.-One of
the greatest failures in the history Of
the northwest occurred yesterday.
The Eureka Improvement Company,
of this city, made an assignment,with
liabilities between 500, 1000 and $1,000
600; assets not vet estimated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Belle Starts Boy.

FORT SMITH, Ark, June 27.-Gov-
eminent officers yesterday captured
Ed. Reed, son of the famous Belle
Starr. Reed is wanted on a dozen
charges and was caught marching
openly into the city with stolen horses.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
State News Condensed.

Abilene has brass band.
The Adventists are still preaching
at Wylie.
The Fort Worth & Denver road is
preparing for heavy grain business.
The Uvalde brick-yard is booming
with work.
Building is lively at Del Rio.
Baseball: Galveston 4, Waco l
Houston 4, Fort Worth ].
Chappell Hill farmers are complain
ing of too much rain.
Capt. Worthy Boyd of the Sealy
Rifles of Galveston has resigned.
Prohibition carried by a vote of 40
to 20 in Buda.
The state colored school conven ton
is in session at Houston.
Waco will celebrate the 4th OH
more extensive scale than ever before.
A franchise for street railway is
applied for at Weatherford.
A broom factory is started at Abb
lene.
The Lampasas Publishing Co. is in,
corporated.
A steam stone mill is started in
Dallas.
Mitchell Perry, the night fireman
at Sulphur Springs, accidentally and
ngerously shot himself.
A Mexican employed by Mr.. Shell,
of Del Rio, while fooling with pistol,
shot his wife through the head.
In the wreck Of a freight near Rock
dale June %, the fireman was killed
and engineer injured about the face.
The mechanics picnic and public
installation Of officers at Gatesville q,
was grand success,
The Dallas, Southeastern & Pacific
r. r. have accepted Roanoke's offer
to secure the road to that point.
The improvement of the Cotton Belt
track between Fort Worth and Com
merce progresses steadily.
The state convention of the Disciples
of Christ will be held in Fort Worth
Thursday, June q.
The capitol board will again invite
bids for iron fencing arounds the
grounds.
The Paris canning factory is run
Mug on time and turning out cases of
Lamar county products daily.
Heavy rains at Rockdale will prob
ably injure corn and cotton in the bot
tom lands.
The King Bridge Co., guarantees
Travis county the bond of $4,000
against damage to their bridge by
flood for the next ten years.
Geo c. Moran a snecial corresnon-
dent of the Chicago Times, was robbed
of 5000 at the Ellis hotel in Fort
Worth.
Southern headquarters of the Nc
Allister Coal Co., embracing Texas,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Indian Ter
ritory, are established in Dallas.
The locating corps of the Fort
Worth & Rio Grande are trying to
find the best location for depot
grounds at Dublin.
OF the 1000 acres Of university land
COMP tomise, 5000 will be put on the
market at once.
Jim Rowley, an employee at the
NJ. X. and T., in Dennison cuts his
jugular vein. He had been married
four weeks.
A fine wild deer entered the pub
lie square at Homer a few days ago,
and was chased by men and boys,
but it soon escaped.
Mr.. Stafford of TeXarkana, an en-
plOyee on the Cotton Belt, was killed
in the recent accident while attending
to his duties in the express car.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Found Gregory Guilty.

The case of Gregory Hermann, in
dicted with his brother Paul whose
acquital was noted yesterday, for as
sault with intent to kill II. H. Harri,
son, was concluded last night with a
verdict of guilty. Sentence was fixed
at thirty days in the county Jail and
Sl00 fine
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
A PLEASING Sense

OF health and strength renewed and
of ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony
with nature to effectually cleanse the
system when costive or bilious. For
sale in SOC and $l.O0 bottles by all
leading druggists. 3-11-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Too Late,

The mother of Otto Beutnagel, liv-
ing at New Berlin, Guadalupe coun-
ty, has written to County Clerk Thad
Smith forbidding him to Issue mar
riage license to him as he is not q
years old. She wrote too late, as he
secured the license some days ago,
after swearing he was of legal age.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time Of Going to Press
The Dead General,

LANCASTER, Penn, June 27.-Gen.
Cameron's body will be taken to Har-
risburg this evening. 1t will be ac-
companied by immediate relatives.
The funeral will take place Saturday
afternoon at / o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
Weather Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Forecasts
for Eastern Texas, fair, except rain on
the coast, stationary temperature,
easterly winds. For Arkansas fair,
stationary temperature, north easter
lv winds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27

A terrible accident occurred June
Goth on the Chesapeake and Nashville
road running from Gallatin to Scott
vile, Ky. Train jumped the track
and cars went down 60 feet; eight
people and several children hurt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
A Banquet to Parnell.

LONDON, June %. The Earl of
Aberdeen will preside at a grand
banquet to be given Mr.. Parnell at
Edinburg during his visit there in
July.
The Springfield cotton mills at Old
ham have been destroyed by fire, loss
GOO 600
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27

Round brooches are exceedingly
popular, although oblong and irreg-
ular forms find patrons.
Gold beads appear to have come to
stay. These form an attractive neck
lace, and are worm in from one to
seven strands. The preferred style
calls for small to medium-sized beads.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
r SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, THURSDAY JUNE 2|' 1889.
Telegraphic Breyities.

General Cameron died at S p. M,
June 26.
Tippoo Tbs son has arrived in Fan
zibar.
Mrs. L. R. Carpenter is appointed
postmistress at Ballinger, Texas.
The South Australian ministry has
resigned.
The new Masonic hall in Pittburg,
Pa, is dedicated.
The steamer Marman from Ham,
burg for New York has been wrecked.
The Russian army will be equipped
featured in France.
All the Turner's now assembled in
Cincinnati gave a grand parade June
29th.
Waco day at the Texas Spring Pal
ace brought a special train of II
crowded coaches.
The state of San Luis Potosi, Mex,
has arranged for a board of 81 ,000,0 900
from United States capitalists.
At Johnstown forty-nine laborers
are down with symptoms of typhoid
fever.
The order requiring army medical
officers to give lectures when attend
ance can be secured, is revoked.
General Boulanger's pension has
been stopped. He will bring suit
against the government.
The board of arbitration agreed
upon by the Union Pacific engineers
and: firemen and the road, decide in
favor of the engineers.
Mr.. Phelps received his appoin tment
as minister to Germany from the
presidents own hands with the re-
mark that it was his reward.
Baseball: Cincinnati g. st. Louis l.
Philadelphia Z, Cleveland 8. Brook
lyn 10, Columbus 8. Indianapolis 10,
Boston 6. New York II, Chicago7.
Ex-senator Bruce and Fourth Au-
ditor Lynch headed a delegation OF
colOred republicans who waited on the
president June 26.
The Nipsic, sole survivor of the
American fleet at Samoa, is bound
for San Francisco under convoy of the
Alert.
The first marriage among the sur
vivors OF the Pennsylvania food took
place June 22nd. The lady had lost
family and fortune.
Two valuable bloodhounds used by
the chief of police in London, to help
track Jack the Ripper" of White
chapel, are brought over to John L.
Winchell of Fair Haven, VT.
A bill for issue of $4,000, 900 worth
Of bonds for the new Congo railroad
will be presented to the Belgian par
lament.
Matters on the Isthmus of Panama
continue to wear a gloomy look. which
will continue until thousands more
men are removed.
The Vassar brewery at Pough-
keepsie, n, Y, which has made half
dozen fortunes for its owners, has
been sold to British syndicate.
Twelve children from seven to
twelve years old travelling alone,
landed at Castle Garden, N. Y, to
find relatives in this country.
Commodore Schley has been re-
lieved as chief of the bureau of equip
medt in the navy and will be given
command of the new cruiser Balti-
more.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.
Twenty Seventh Annual Com
menCement Exercises.

Twenty Seventh Annual Com
mencement Exercises.
st. Mary's College, on st. Mary's
and College streets, was crowded with
visitors this morning to witness the
commencement exercises of this pop
ular school for boys. The ladies were
in the majority of course, and took an
interest in everything they saw. The
following programme was executed:
PRoGRAMNE-PART 1.
| Iustspiel. ...................CO lltge OrCneslra
OVERTURE.
SONG.
Address .....,.... ............W m; CaInppeu
PiZzcati..... go. .. ..............Fr. Young
PIANO SOLO.
3 Bernardo del Carpio. A. ID. Flores
RECITATION.
r.o o,o,,.n x,so L. Cara and j. Davis
The Sielgh-rloe''''.'' select choir.
PIANO DUET AND CHORUS.
Awarding of Diplomas and Medsls to the
Graduates ..... VIM. Linnartz, FIR. j. Ball,
VI. Garcia.
Ueber Stock und Stein. College OrchestIa
GALOP.
Charcoal Man....................W VIM. Singer
RECITATION.
10 Awarding Medals of Elk 'ellence -. .........
Ii See. Saw. ................. Junior Class
SONG.
l2 Wreck of the Hesperus. ..........E L. {. Miles
RECITATION.
PROGRAMME-PART II.
/ Grand Galop.... e. .................M. Garcia
PIANO SOLO.
Home. A. DeHam
RECITATION.
m
2Juanita .................. 80. F ziSsmever
VIOLIN DUET.
Phantom Foot.teps. ........... College Choir
$40 AND CHORUS.
No l.. N. Mitchell
MI lla' '''''''''''''' ''' - c. S. Mitchell
PIANO DUET.
Do Your DCty .........................C C. Ross
RECITATION.
Z Al Huracan.... ....................B Pena
RECITATION,
Come Where the Lilies Bloom College Choir
SONG.
Marco BoZZaris .......... ....,.......L. Cara
RECITATION.
10 D stributiOn of Premiums. Observation-Disclosures.
ii laledctOry :..... ......:.;:....M Garcia
l. Crown Of GOld........ .... College Orchestra
OVERTURE.
After the programme was COM
pleted the distribution of premiums
and medals took place. Good-byes
were said and many of the foreign
l. Il L. ,,,ft 70,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27

The San Antonio Gun Clubs are
cleaning up their accoutrements pre-
pairing for some "big" shooting on
the 4th of July.
Otto Hilgers is a drawing card for
S. Deutsch Il Co. He's a first class
dry goods man and is popular with
the ladies.
Emile Frank is a daisy behind
the counter, and has lots of lady GUS
toners, who always want him to wait
upon them, when out shopping.
"A handsome young clerk on AL
anna plaza has "shook" all his friends
for the present, but sticks close to his
girl. There is to be a wedding soon.
The miniature brooch, which has
already found great favor, promises to
be one of the leading styles in neck
pins during the coming autumn and
winter.
An attractive necklace is formed of
three strands of graduated gold
beads, the largest size finding a place
at the front of the necklace.
Decorative hair pins of gold and sill
yer remain in fashion. These are
made in coil and knot patterns, also
in carved work.
Tortoise shell side combs, in small
to medium sizes and with ornamen-
tai tops, are in increased demand.
Numbered with new combs are those
with gold tops surmOunted with little
gold balls. Gold wire-work tops are
also attractive.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-27

After the programme was COM
pleted the distribution of premiums
and medals took place. Good-byes
were said and many of the foreign
pupils and the visitors retired.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
Cine pertbDolle meSiSinifhe Sfbs
bauoIuua.

Die 1S90sr auseabe bts untsr bsm 5ittl
Splfrttsr's Nlmana6 befannttn, muifsrgiiltigsn
msbi,iniI6rn 9abrbuhss III isBt ftrtigseittlIt
unc fann unsntgtltli6 pom ApOtbsfsrn unb
aduHuttn in pasn 5bsiIen Der gereiniettn
Staatsn, in MnirO unb tbatIG6Ii6 In irtsr
dpiIilirtsu Sfsenb Der pttlihen Salbtuetl BE-
,ogen reresn. Gitfsr AlmaHab IN felt lGngsr
ais tinrm 9itrttiabrbunosrt rtssImGeia su
gnfaua zines ieeen 9abres btrausgeaetsn
portsn. 9isbsu bsm prniinftisIfsn prdftiihsn
Ratb bsjiis!ih ber Grbaltuns unb Wisbrrber.
lfslIuns en Gsiunbbeit sntbGlt CT tins srpBs
Mtnge intrrtlanttn une amiilanttn Ieitten
esItliCTss aubrbsm fub Der aaltnbtr, bic
aifrCnrmil6su Sus6uunsrn, 6rOnOIosifdrn
RaGribttn, u I. 10. nit 70 GROCER SCrgfaIt
sufammsnstitsllt bab fd sin 5tbtr nismaIs
pnrin fnetn IaIItn pirb. Die glusaabe BON
5plfatsr's AImana6 fir 1890 pirb pabrfhsin-
lid bic srSbie auiIaes pom alien jsmaIs in ir-
asne sinem ganet putlitirttu msbi,iniI6eu
Jpsrf,n babsn. Die Gieentbimsr MeiIrs.
Spifstttr Co., BON pittsburs, pa, InS tr.
bShs ssssn Ginieneune elmer 3pti. Cents
9ritfmarfs Gin Grfmplar per ppIt an irssnb
Ssmanben ju ptritnetH, btr In Der N6bt Itints
QEpbuOrtrs friuss srbaItsn fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
Sunmprc.

- @eiproden pirb babpn, oaB bic
YeopIeS Sabn i'm Sriibiabre bielleibt
mad Sport Sia uussebsbnt tpirb.
- @onrah Sdtpei;er bat isin Bars
bierseiddft na6 benz Dulp 8ebduoe an
9rinferitraBe perIest.
- Die 9Lrbeit in ben Spencer @ru.
ben fam nod ni9t ipieoer in 9lnsriff
senommen tperben, oa ii6 ba8 grorei6
nod nidt berubi9t bat.
- 9ura bic SOqenbuns Der 9eOpIes
9inie mad No. 6 1T cine bOqtdnoise
8irteIbubn 9eidoffen tporben uno man
fam iebt iiber SO. 6 biS mad ben Gors
nerS oabier fabren, obne bic BaSen 3u
tpe6ieIn.
- Das WobnbauS bon Stodton
@obb, an Naoiion 4benue. brannte
Nitttpo6 gbsno furs mad 7 ubr nies
Der; aud bieIe Der Wt6beIn fieIen benz
Seuer gum Spfer. SauS uno Snbalt
tparen fur $500 berii6ert.
- IS beiBt, Serr Oscar 2ubtpis
iperbe iein bOppelteS bblSerueS @ebGube
an Der gde BON Gbeitnut unO Gbambsrs
lin StraBen binten auf bic Got I6ieben
uno auf benz bufauten 8auplab oann
elm bdbides 8uditeinsebdube erri6ten.
pA- 8. 3. 9opsq & So. offsriren
srObe Bargains in stpeiter SanO Or.
SeIn. 47,4
50. 9. 9phrdu, ApOtbsfrr in 9anraifsr,
pd last Sabs iibrr 800 5lnfbtn RON Bur.
bod Sloob 9ittTs fir Tpspsplis, lauren SRA.
gen, SiltSftGt, 9rbsr, une giitrtnribsn saran.
tirt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-05
OerihtliAes.

|
Oie 8Iaseiabs bon Daniel Seins
mann uno Ssruu seeen gbilip S6nel
uno S. g. &Ieemann fam am Dlittfpod
sur @ntibeibuns, inbem bic @efdpore'
nsn einen 8abripru9 fir bic 8ertIaS'
ten absaben.
Sn einem Sale, Der bor Rihtei
@unter perbanbeIt tperben iollte, febltC
Elm tpidtiser 5eu9e, GOuntp 8ermeiei
2atprence, trosoem oerielbe boraelaoen
mar. Serr @dniter ipra6 iih iebr
i6urf iiber bieIe 9raris aus unb iaste
pbrtli6: ..@r bat bier gu iein, tuenn
pOrselapen. Sir meinen TbeiI protes
fire i6 eegen bieie 9rt Der 9eiddftss
fibrung. 9tabeSu bic baIbe 3eit oes
@eri6tes fpirb oaburd in Inipru6 ges
nommen, baB man Nnpdlte anipornen
mub, ibre Sale bereit su baben uno
bann berIaneen iie 8eri6iebunS. IS
1T nur Su biel 9tarrerei bieier SOrte i'm
@eri6te borsefommen uno es muB Gins
bait seboten neroen. SD m6dte bens
ienisen ieben, obne 1lnteri6ieb Der
Berion, Der cine 9orIabuns bieies @es
ridtss ItrafIos mibu6tet. 9eniist Elm
S6eriff ni6t, UNI ibn einaubrinsen, 70
ioq Der Sberiff Nnbere ernennen, ibm
Su belfen unb ibn einaubrinsen, tpenn
er innerbaIb Der 9renSen bieies Staas
teS gefunoen tperoen tann." (Dieie
uno dbnIihe Nobofatenfniffe foQten uns
ter fsinen umitGnoen sebulOet tperoen.)
Die 8Iage bon 9atrid 8aSben sesen
George 8eeo fpurbe BON ben 9ei9pos
renen abSetpieien. Pabben bate ben
itreitiiidtisen Reeb Dor etipa bier Sab'
rem pdbrenb elmer Sarmerfeitli6feit in
9iefpton Totpnibip mebrmalS nieberses
idlasen unb &eeb bra6te bann bem
Yab6sn iieben Side bel, an benen er
mebrere Ylonate ssfdbrIid burnieOers
lag. gr erbOb cine &Iase auf $4,000
S6ubeneriut, bic ob8etpieien fuuroe.
Die 8eii6tiser unb NbI6dber in
Suden Der 8eieitisuns Der 8ropiOence
& Gartonbale 3oaitraBe baben ibren
Seri6t enbsiiItiS benz 9eridt porseIest
uuO empfebIen cine GntiddpiSunS BON
$4,000.
Sn Der 8erbaubIuu9 Der SecIa 9ul'
Der @Onpauie geeen ben aabefannten
9lrtbur Ssrotbinebam saben bic @e'
idporenen einen @abripru6 fir 1884,
l6, bic Iebterer aIs Asent Der eriteren
iduIpis iei.
Dem Or. Giifanp, Der ii6 uIs Grst
bel elmer sSrau Wtiaer unsebiibrli6feis
ten erIaubt buben iou, 1T elm neuer
PrC3eB beioialst iporOen.
Sinsesen tpuroe Der ipesen 8inbess
moro oerurtbeiIten Srau glnn SOa bon
@orbonbuIe Der na9Seiu6te neue PrOs
Seb Ueripet9ert.
STIR ben December 8eri6tstermin
iin6 1876 Sale sur SerbonbIuns feitses
ieBt. Inter bieien iino au6 bic 9es
nier 9iebitabISs unb 0eblereis &la9en
ebenio sablrei6e SIaeen tpesen unse,
iebIi6en 9lusI9unts BON @etrdnten,
InSriff unb SdId9erei II. I. IN.
Die sipeite @o6e oes Common 9Ieas
9eri6tS tpurbe um Otontae i'm 8eiiein
Der brei 3i6ter er6fnet. 8alo barauf
trdf aud 9tidter Sitter (bUn benz
@poming SuIibau Diitrift) Elm unb
purOe ben AOpOfuten pOreeiteat.
Die grOpibence unb GarbOnbaIe .8ous
Itrobe 1T alio felt 0tontas cine freie
Strube uno III bur9 grfenntnib bon
8ibter Connolly aIs iolde beseidnet
ipOrben. 9amit 1T cine neberliefers
uns, tueI6e an bic &aubritterseit ers
innerte, beieitiSt.
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nubmen in ben Wablitreitfdaen be'
Ibdftiat.
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