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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
@ut er6alteme
s6laf5inmer Giui6tmng
(@aI1mmD
bilis gu berfaufen. Nlamo.@ traBe 10.
Stdotif6e Au5eise.
SO Office,

Mapors Office,
Sun Mntonio. ~. SUM, 1889.
@erfiegeIte Nngebote fir
ben Nnfauf Der Bombs bon $50, 900
fit Ohentlide 8~erbeh.runsen fir bas
6istaliabr 1889 tperben sntsegengenom=
men perben big Mlttags II ubr am
9 a M f a 9, ben 6. SuIi 1889.
Dieie 8onbs perben a~usoegeben i'm
Mertbe bon ie $500. @s ftnb @oupons
Bombs, rpel6e 20 bis 80 Sabre laufem
unb bonn 1. SuIi 1889 batirt finb. sic
tragen 6 pro3ent 3inlen PRO Sabr, bic
balbidbrli6 aabIbar iin6 i'm S@abamt
Der Stabt San Nntonio obet in Der
GisfaIs Mgentur 0erfelben in Stem Oorf,
unb atpar in ben eriien Sagen bes Saz
nuars unb bes Suli zines ieoen Sabres.
Dem fidotilhen Greibrief entlpre9enb
tperoea feline Nn9ebOte unter pari ents
gegengenommen.
Die Sta6t bebdlt i6 bas &e9t Dor,
ieoes Mngebot 3uriidauWeiien.
MngebOte finb nit Der Muff6rift
Bids for Bonds" st berieben unb elm
sureiden OH
8rpan @aIIagban
Mtanor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
mtatardbe serauSeramaen in seras

M~tttttarttdbe Wer1tceruu9en tn SeEa8.
Na9 einem Gpe3iaIs9 eleeramm aug
@afbinston finb atpii6en benz 3riegss
Miniiter unb Sen. 9. g. Stanlep
fir bos WliIit1rsD Department BON 3es
ras bic folgenben Befimmunsen bers
einbart unb g~etroffen iporoen:
Sort CONDO 1T auf 8efebl Der Milis
tdrbeb6r6e ~aufgegeben morben.
Gort 8liB tpirb anfgegeben tperben,
unb elm groBes Stiid Qanb In oeer Bel
81 paio pirb angefauft perben. INN
barauf einen b~efeitigtet Militdrpoten
3u erri6ten. Gobalb oiefes teue Sort
fefgeifelt III, tpirb Sort Danis aufges
geben tperben.
CUR 8~erbeKerung unb grmeiterung
bes Militdrpoffens in San Nntonio finb
$50,0 900 angeuiefen.
SIR bic Ia Seras If%ationirten Srups
ben tpirb elm algemeiner We9ieI Der
Garniionen f~tottfinben. SIN Griibiabr
uirb bas 49, Snfanterie .&egiment nod
benz Often beorbert unb bur9 bas %.
Snfanterie : &egiment eriebt merben
wel9es iebt on ben Seen ftationirt 1T.
Gas 10. Snfanterie' Regiment pirb emit.
Deber bortbin ober nod @oDernors S.
lamb geben.
gbenfo IN es befimmt, baB elm tleis
ner poften in eagle BaB angeleet wer.
ben, unb baB Del &io etne tleine Gar
nifon erbalien ipiro.
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Stdoti(&e Anseise.
30 Office,

San @ntonio. -. SUM, 1889.
8eriieselte Nngebote fir
ben Mnfauf Der folgenoen Bombs ber
StaDt San -Nntonio, Seras, merben
entgesengenommen merben in 6ieie,
Office big
g m # a ben20. SuIi 1889,
Mittags IL ubr, ndmli6:
$3.50. 900 20. Bis 3Oidbrise 5proeen.
tige COUPON : Bombs fur StraBenbers
beferungen BON 1889.
SIC, 700 20s bis 30tdbrise 5proeens
tige @oupons8 Bombs fir bic Serfelung
bon Seitenpeeen fir 1889.
9em ftdbtii6en Greibriefe gemde
!perben feline Nngebote unter pari ent'
gegengenommen.
Die Stabt bsbdlt ii9 bas &e6t Dor,
iebes Mnsebot ,3urtid3uweifen.
9lnsebote fno nit Der aufi9riit 81
berfeben: "Bids for Bonds" uno fnn
au ri6ten on
Brpan @aIIagban,
Mapor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26

: Na6 elmer neuelten @tatifif Ser
&riegspferoe baben fit einen &riegsfalI
permenbbar fir 2%apaaerie, Mrtilerie
unb 5rain &uBlanb 81, $40, 900, Nme.
rita $500, 900, bic Nrgentinilde &e.
publit 1000, 900, 0eterrei9 $780,.
900, Deutf6lanb, 3,350,00O, Tranf=
reid $500, 900, (unb 100000 MauIs
eiel), @roBbritannien 2,790, 900, Ga.
naba 1924, 900, Spanien $1,000
(unb $4,000 0 Maulefel), StaIien
1000. 900, 8elsien, 383, 900, 9dne.
marf316,0 900, Multralien 301, 900, 9ol=
Lamb 125, 900, portusal 5000 (unb
$4,000 Maulefel). Man fiebt, baB
&uBlanb allen anberen Staten nit els
ller enormen an5abI &riegspfer6en bor=
alt itebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
Eng uno 0elo regiert Die @elt!

WiQft bas @ute Gu geipinneH,
96weife in bic Jerne ni9t,
Briif' nit offnem 9ert unb 9innen,
Was ii@ benft, mas wtberlpri6t.
Sn benz betgefannten &reiIe,
Wo Dertebren Jreunb unb Seinb,
Wirb Sir flat auf biefe Weiie,
Wer es e6rli9 nit Dir meint.
@abrli6 CLAUDE meinem @orte,
Seoe Gambling nod 10 Helm,
Oefnet Dir bic 9~er3enspforte
@ines Meni6en, i6au binein:
2ieget @igennub gu Grunoe,
Wirb elm wabrer Ireuno er ME,
Wteioe i'm bon biefer 5tunbe,
eei's bas gr6Bte &%raftgenie.
Wobl elm 9ubenb Geinoe mobile
@egen @inen Sreuno, Der liigt.
gtiemals Define Gein6e adble;
Deun Der Greunb, Ser Sid betriigt,
ST oas sr0bte ungebeuer,
Seines @lei6en giebt es ni6t;
Was Dem @blen lieb unb tbeuer,
96bnt nur Elm gemeiuer @i6t.
gisennub, bos 1T bic 56lanse,
Die ben @eift, bas 6er3 beraebrt,
Sn Der Stille bat fe lange
Mau1es treu' Semitic berheert.
Sort tie liegt uno wd@t, elm Grade,
Boiler Geigbeit, Niebertra9t,
&eoet ibre eis'n 5pra9e: =
2ieber Greunb, bab' M6t, bab' N6t
Mau6eu bat fte iibermunoen,
Sen i'd fannie in Der 3eit,
Man6es marine 9er5 gefunben,
Wo nidt Die 9erloaenbeit
9urfte einen 4nsrif tpasen,
No4 bas @elb, bas liebe @elb.-
Sober ueiB es Obne Gragen:-
2ag uno @elb regiert bic Welt.
E. S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
Mm Waifer. 3pmimmemtem.

perIonen pel9e NIT Dem 99laud
WaHer fprinfelm. baRelbe fur ben Stall
ober fir irgenb einen anberen 3Ded al
sebrauden tpiini3en, m6sen in unierer
Office i9 bic nbtbige 2iaens auf elm
Sabr oeri9afen beginnenb am |. Wtai,
ba fir fol6ett @ebrau1, ausi6lieBli6
Der State fit bdusIi6en 8eoarf, cine
SpeaiaL &ate bere6net wirb. Sn ueber'
einfimmung nit ben Hegeln Der 8eiel.
idaft laufen Dieienigen, tpel9e ben
S9lau9 benuben, obne bic erfOrberli'
DE 1i3ens erlangt gu baben, @efabr,
baB ibnen bic W%ahersufubr absei6nit=
ten pirb.
Die Maf IN ert.R o m b 9 n E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
Gin aliidlider innser @aaetsuiaer
9eraner.

Man fast oft, bae bas Slid benz
unmiir6iaen aufdlt. aber beim Muffu=
den bes Otto BON &oienburg in 6als
letsbiQe, 9eras, bes sliidliden 8efibers
zines 3iuansigftels bes 2ooies Nr. &c.,
OLA, pel9es In Der Mpril : 3iebuns Der
2ouiiana Staats 2otterie $500, 900
%getDonnen. finben mir, BOB es auf ben
re9ten plab fam. @r 1T elm HeiBiger
iunger Gaufmann, tpel1er ttur furse
3eit bier 1T. Sic SIS, 900, Die er ers
belt, tper6en aun She'll In ieinem Sc.
f@dfte bertpenbet tperoen. 6err &os
ienberg ianbte iein Coos at Ball. Outs
9ings & Co., in @albefon gum Golef.
tiren, unb es nurbe nod 8or3eigen,
Obue Nb3us be5ablt.-9aletsbiIe, Ser.
sGtetp gra", Is. Mai.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
Cine @roinaas
aur Nmenbirung Der 5eftion 4, Gapitel
AZ Der GeDibirten Srbinan3en.

Sci es Derorbnet bur1 ben
Stabtraib Der Stabt San MntDnio:
DaB @eftion 4, Rap. AZ Der &ebi.
birten Oroinan3en 10 amenbirt tperbe,
baB He In 3ufnnft lautet:
5eftion4. Menn irgen6 cine perfon
abi1tli1 unb b6swilig irgenb einen
Baum ober Strau9, poer cine BHanae
un6 8lume in elmer Der 6ffentli9en Mnz
lagen. StraBen un6 pldBe Der Stabt
abbadt, abi1neibet ober berltimmelt.
ober Elm pfero. ober anberes 3bier an
einen iol1en Baum ober an bic gum
S9ub FOLDER 8dume aufgefellteu pfo.
ten binbet, ober ner irgenb cine @ins
adunung nm einen part, 6fentli1en
BIaB ooer ein 59ulbaus ober fonitises
6fentlides @ebdube entfernt ober Be-
i9d6ist, ober tuer abH6tli9 irse1b elm
6ffentIi9es ober pribatsebdube bei6dz
bigt, beittbelt Dber entftelt, fol- zines
8ergebens i9uloig era6tet peroen. bas
nod BET reberfiibrung Dor benz Gefors
Der ni9t tpeniser als $40 (3ebn Sol.
Iars) unb ni6t mebr aIs 5000 Camel.
bunbert Dolars) gu 5eirafen 1T. SIN
nnberm6gensfalle 1T an STEELE bieier
@eIbbuBe cine 6aftftrafe bon ni6t unter
5 unb ni9t iiber 80 Sagen int ftdbtif6en
poli3eigefdngniB 3u ieben.
Mngenommen unb gebiaigt am II.
SUM-, 1889.
8rpan @aIlagban,
Mttefirt: Mapor,
6. 81. @Iaubon n, Stabt @lerf.
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Sci Der preis . 8ertbeiIung i'm
Sort Woriber Griiblinsssp alait erbiels
ten 2lanO unb Gillespie @cuntp bic ers
fen Preiie fur Mineralien unb BAIT
feline unb 3aplor @ountp fir @arten.
probucte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-26
9lufiebemerreaenS,

Der llebersans BON lanser S6mer,bafter 9rantbeit
gu rcbuiter @elunhbeit lit cine Gpp6e I'm 9eben reS
Meni6en. Sin icldes bemertenspertbe GreisniB pers
sibt man ni4t unb bieibt benz @eiunbbettSbrinser itetS
eantbar. GeSbalb bort man aud, lberall y6~lectriez
SitterS" loben. On rieie p~erbaufen ibre @eIunebeit
bteiem srpeen 9etlmittel nnb 1ontc. Ber init trseno
elmer Rrantbeit Der Hieren, her 2eber cher he8 Msaaen8
seplaSt III, slei6slliis pie LANCE, mirp ~ipicrtise 8efez
runa burh ben @ebrauh pm electric 8itter5 erlansen.
Sertauft gu so Sts. unb 81 bic Slai6e in Dretb,
2bpmp IN x 9p.'S Gprtbete.
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9an,pfer Agentnr.

Die rGreie greffe fhr Sc.
rus" bettritt bic foIgenben Oampfers
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere Nusfunft
tuesen Baifase nod unb bon europa
unb bertauft 9ampfi6iHs unb giiens
babnbilete su ben niebriefen &aten.
Die 2ife Der BON llns rel ,aientirten
Qinien if:
Sauabnr8 . Mnterifanifde 9amtpfs
i@ifffabrtss @efelIi9aft.
8en gtar 2inie (9Gnttperpen).
gpmpaamie @enerafe Granss
atlantiqme.
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Mutb,s GtabIisie,mett in bos re-

senbft seIeaene 6fentli6e 2otal Der
Stabt unb lmgenb. Seben Mittmo6,
Sonnertag, Greitaa, 5amttag, @onrs
tag Nbenb urb e~benfalls Sonntag Nads
mittag groBes 8ofal= unb Snifrumer-
tals2onSert. Engagement beg SRI. be
Saul bon.oer frana6fi@en Oper in
Nem Orleans. Me@ielnbes programm.
Nmuiement unb nnterbaItuns in Ollie
un6 6iilIe.
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Mmtb's 2SirtbiHaft auf Dem @os
pernement /. Stigel erfrtut ii9 eines
moblberoienien 3uipruds. Der pIat
pirb auBerorbentli6 iauber gebaIten ;
bic 8ebienung III auftnerflam; Die Sc.
trdnte lipb por5l8li9 unb pas an In
terbaltung geboten tpirb, itebt uniiber.
troffen ba. Nirsenbpo ldBt fih be,
Mbenb better berbrinsen, tpie bel Mutb.
S%ttaBenears fabren unmittelbar mad
S6IuB bes 2on3erts nod Der 9tabt,
obne @rtras Gabrselb au bers6nen.
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Sas @e,matt blaht,

germutbllh bat 0ihtS elm icl6eS Nufbldben her
apctbete pen Dreib, 1bcmplcn u So, peruriaft, ais
ee liberale austbetluns pom RrcbeFai6en ron sDr.
atHSs neneriuubenem Wittef sesen Stpineludt."
Der in oieem Artifet e~r,ielte iimiaB 1T wabrbaft
encrra, Elm Sepets ppn Der 3batid6e, hab eieieS ipertbs
nohe W9tttel ale Bale pen Sufen, Grtdltuns, aitbma,
Brcnmttts, Brdune uuo ale Arteu pom pals unD
sHH5enletcen liaer eurtrt uno ne fcbllhldst. WRaR
perfnde has Witttei crit, inbem man I'D eiHe qrrbes
Eiai4e gratis seben ldbt. Die sroben 6laiden tpfen
81. Der Grfcls rirb saranttri.
Bum Yeffauf In alien apctbefen uni in her Dros
saen7 @rcbtanhlnns BON Dretb. abomplpn & so
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Sin9lingen1 Mdnnern
Mrs
St1ere Setlam8 8~aramtirt.

Die fdredIiden GoIgen ber SuaenSiinben.
@efdIedtsfdpa6e bernrfa@enb, tpoburd geia
unb aorper ruinirt perben, permanent nes
betlt. Seraflopfen; Sdidternbeit, Gameu.
abiub, @eod9tni6i9pa@e, gerInf Der gner.
sie. abneisnns seeen @efeaidaft unb MeIan.
dclie srinbIid furirt.
8erbetratbet etc Mdnner, ooer Iol&e,
bic fid berbeiratben %ipolen, bic in GoIae ebon
Snoiseretion in Der SHsenb an gef@Isdts. unb
Ierbeni6ipdde leiben, rerben sriinbli9 tarirt.
Reine MineraIien e%in9egeben.
5unse Mdnner, bic ibre 8eit NIT .nnfdbigen
eeuten berI9menbet uno fid babur6 3ranf.
beiteu bes SopfeS. Der 3oIe, bes SalIes, Der
eeber, eunsen, Giuseneioe unb bes Maseas
tasesosen baben, iperoen fGuea turirt.
2abt Sud nidt burd falfAes SdamsefibI
ahhaIfer ecrrrt
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0emti6 @maliidbe Gdmfe,
San Mntonto, Teras.

Mnerfamnt tiidtise 2ebrdnifaIt fur anaben
nno Mabden; felt breibis Sabren in reaer
Birffamfeit. @ortrefFi9e Qebrfrdfte inter be.
rabrter 2eituns. Ser enelifden Sprade pirD,
Die bet beutlden. bole Gedanna a~etraaen.
auBerbem llnterridt i'm 9banif@en. Giniaer.
rnaben borbsreitete Gdiler fin6en jeberseit
slufnabme. Mabere aasfunft ertbeiIen Serr
8. @rooS, @raiibent bes S4uI 8orRanbes
nno Us m. 8arbed, Director Der MnfaIt.
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sa~ Wir baben ein paar f6on ses
brau6te 8afel'pianos, mel6e mir bes
ionbers biqig fir 8aar ooer auf Nbaabs
lung ($5 Ober $40 per Monat) berfaus
fen. 8bos. q oggan 6 Bros.
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Ngent fit .2ittle Merican 2otterie. "
3iebuus 9. SUM-. $4,000 fur Is
Gents.
Msent fir .2ittIe So. 2otterie". 3ies
hung is. Suli. $500 fur so @ents.
Mgent fur r2a. 5taats 9 2otterie".
3iebuns 16. Suli. $4,000 fir $1.00.
Sim part, @de Main.p lasa.
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: Wenn SIR Die Matetialieu gum
Wspbalts Dber Sanbba9 faufen nolt,
10 meubet @ud an pauID & DieL
m a n n, 246 Ofz@ommerces StraBe.
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aay Gin febr completes 2ager bon
6emben, unter3eug, unb 9erren : SOis
letten. Nrtiteln fiibren p%ancoaff 6
Sobn.
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Qllamo 2atrinen. 0(bfubr=G bitem.
Is Rorb.6 IDresltraBe, Selepbon
$50. 6. 6. Mbbep, Manager.
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Sn atlnnta, Georgia, 1T Der
neunfade M6rber 2cm WOobfolf gum
3sbe perurtbeilt.
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pauIp 6 9ielmannfi nb bors
bereitet Sanbod6er in irgenb pel6er
Quantitdten ber5uielen unb garantiren
WaHer6i9tigfeit.
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~ Die &on3erte Der meritanii6en
2apelle int Opernbauie finben gum 8es
nefs unlerer Nusfeuun9s : @eieai9aft
gfntt
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: Ius 8radett pirb elm Ooppelmorb
beridtet. Ser Meritaner NuquiIa
i6niit ieiner Gratl unb leinem S1pie.
gerbater nit einem &afrmeKer bie&eblen
bur6 unb fob baan nod Merifo.
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s@r Gilas uno Gtrobbhte.
neue fur bic eommerfaiion bel pan.
& @Dbn.
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BaS- Die &apelle bes 8. Regiments
3dblt 36 Snitrumente. Sbre 2eiffunsen
finb por3iigli6.
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s6- Geinfte unb biaigife Drudia=
den bel Sobnon Bros.
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hs- Sbr lpart 8elb, penn ibrf Sure
Drudia1en BEL Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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sar S6rt Die merifanif6e &apele int
O%pernbauie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-25
AS TO BOUNDARY STREET.
The District Commissioners Have the
Power to Change its Name.

For long time past the question of chang
ing the name Of Boundary street has been
talked of. The principal objection to the name
was that strangers would think from its name
that it was the limit of the city. Then, again,
the numbers along the street were in confu-
sion. Commissioner Douglass recently in a
letter to Attorney Riddle, requested an opinion
on their power to change the name of the street
in question.
OPINION OF ATTORNEY RIDDLE.
His opinion was submitted today. In it he
says: II do not find that there is any authority
Of Congress for the names of streets. Your
predecessors changed the names of the George
town streets. They seemed to have no doubt
OF their power. Ny opinion was not asked,
l think you have the power to change the
name Of Boundary, which now means nothing.
l would not divide a street into sections with
different names. That makes confusion in
numbering. Who, for instance, knows where
to look for a mere place-Hamilton or other. I"
IT is likely now that the name of Boundary
street will be changed. Major Raymond has
the papers in the case and will shortly recon-
mend a suitable name as a substitute, which he
Will submit for the action of the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-25
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAB.

MONEY PAID TO THE STATE.-The clerk of the
county court, Mr.. H. II. Young, has sent to the
treasury at Richmond s742.6S, money due the
state OF Virginia paid into his office. Both
Alexandria city and county pay to the state of
Virginia a sum very much larger than they re-
ceive back. II the money sent to Richmond
could be kept at home it would add largely to
the means OF improving the schools, the roads
and many other objects Of local importance.
In the District all the money collected in taxes
among the people is expended in their midst
and sum equal to the taxes added by Con-
gress, but much of Alexaadria's tax money in
taken to be expended elsewhere.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The circuit court Judge
Keith, is still in session and has been occupied
this morning with the case OF Richards agt the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad COM
pany. 1t has confirmed the sale Of real estate
involved in the suit of Susie Summers agt.
Francis Miller of Washington for the settle
ment Of the estate of the late N. NJ. Summers.
The case Of VIM. b. MUIR agt. James F. MUIR,
to recover possession and arrears Of rent Of
property on King street, was decided for the
plaintiff, who is the father Of the defendant.
VERDICT IN FAVOR OF THE RAILROAD COM
PANY.-The jury in the case Of w. G. Richards
against the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
railroad company for damages for iniurinR
Richards house by jolting returned a verdict
In favor OF the railroad company.
NOTES.-The new city chairman of the repub-
lican party, ex-Delegate Corbet, is now making
arIeuBemeuw luz tuo call OF the ward meetings
to elect delegates to the city and county con-
vention to nominate republican candidate to
oppose Mr.. Frank Hume, the democratic cam
didate for the house Of delegates. Il Il ex-
pected that Mr.. r T. Lucas, an extremely
popular citizen, WIN be nominsted by the repub-
hcans.--The Arlington brick works. situated
on the city property near the outlet lock Of the
old canal, win be sold at auction next week
II Is announced that Mr.. John Henshaw win
marry Miss Laura Smith tonight and that the
Nellie Acton viii take place & an early
day.-Engineer Benixette Of the Dauville
road vas buried today from bis late home e
West End. During the anti. NAhons rspubli-
c9lored, made some threatening motions
toward Col D. b Windsor, who carrfes o.
businen IN Washington, and On complaint -
mayor has PLACED Hopkins undsr bonds 10 keep
progress at The Methodist md lre1hodisI-
PxoGoomnt churchoa -
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Mindful of His Humble ORIGIN.

= rom the Cn1cago Inter-Ocean
Perhaps the most interesting room in the
paiatiai home of Mr.. Studebaker, the million
ARE wagon-maker Of South Bend, Ind, is that
which he calls his dem 1t is back of the main
hall, down cosy passage with two shallow steps
leading to the door. Its windows command 3
view OF the stables and conservatories, The
uriously comfortable, and it is renerousIv ann
Piled with desks and tables. There are photo-
graphs OF the late Mr.. De Pauw. who ~ :
close friend Of Mr.. Studebaker's, one With a.
a9tograpn Of President Harrison, and another
o. MS venerable mother, seated ct her apin-
ning-wheel Over the mantle is stained-rla
window, unique and suggestive. II Is black
smith shop empowered In trees. There g :
glimpse Of the glowing hre in The furnace ssen
inscription HJohn Studebsker. BIackrroith. >
n the foreground 4 The figure 81 nan Ioad-
ing horss 70 b. shod.
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A Crisis Averted.

"A STiSIS hVerCeOs
From the Chicago Tribune
A panied expression fitted across the face of
the young husband.
SIT is time we understood each other. FL
feda," he said, as he drummed on the table
with trembling fingers. II think I have a
right to know the cause of your dissatisfaction.
your averted looks, your fits of abstraction and
gloom"
"Have ever made any complaint. CaIlithum-
plan?" said the young wife, looking in wistful
melancholy way out of the window
You have not, Elfeda," returned CALI
thumpian. IF you would only say what it is I
would see if couldn't fix the thing up some
how" he continued, desperately, seven if it
cost me ear
ut wouldn't cost more than-but no matterr'
exclaimed Eifeda; hopelessly.
Then you confess that it is something that
might be healed by the disbursement of little
filthy lucre?"
And Calllthumpian W. Magruder took out a
lean and bilious. Shocking pocket book
II confess nothing"
The young husband replaced the pocket book
with great Promptness and presence of mind.
Eineda ne entreated, won't you tell me
w ~ Is that ais you! l know you are not
81 cannot deny it," and tear stood in her
eye. II don't even enjoy my gumr'
III you can't trust me, Elfeda, whom can
you trust?'
"Give it upI'
cav We place, mem?" remarked Norah, D ut
ting her head in through the doorway, "what'u
yez have fur dinner the day?"
Anything that's in the house, Norah," re-
plled the detected mistress; 'it doesn't make
any difference"
.Elfleda," vociferated Mr.. Magruder, as the
kitchen lady withdrew" has this trouble of
yours anything to do with vituals?"
"Calilthumpian," replied the young wife, in
a voice OF misery, sit has! don't know why I
should keep it q secret any longer Think of me
as You will, but cannot help it. NV heart ia
breaking, Callithumpian," she sobbed. for
for a-for m-mess of-of--of c-c-cabbager'
Inc devoted young husband took the hysteri-
ical form of his cherished Elfeda on his lap.
sis that all 2" he whispered in her ear. HMy
own, have a confession to make myself. I
have not always been the gay, light-hearted
creature have seemed. When outwardly
calm and cheerful have many and many
time been wretched and miserable ON account
OF an unsatisfed longing for onions did not
dare TO speak OF it. did not know how YOU
stood on the onion question. 1 sternly re-
pressed the longing. I suffered in silence.
But we will sorrow no more, my. darling, The
shadow OF domestic discord is lifted from our
home hi, there, Norahl Norahr'
"Cabbages and onions for dinner, Norab.
and plenty Of them! Do you hear2"
And while the afternoon waned and tbe
shadows grew longer and longer and the winds
OF early autumn blew softly through maples
whose leaves were ripening for their fall the
happy Callithumpian w. and Elfeda Maoruder
sat hand In hand in the cozy parlor and shifted
In sublime contentment of soul the cheerful
doors tnat stole upward from the kitchen and
home. oA