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BACK FROM THE GRAVE.
a Supposed Decd n1aa APPsars -
C1a1uD0 u11s PrDpoF1y.

Clasnss nss Prspsrsy.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA strange STORY OF .
man supposed 10 he dead ssssi<lenly conn
ing % life was detailed to Judge Gary To-
doy. when the court a<ljusieed Nicholas
Gehri9 insane and remantleSi him On the
carc Of his friends. Thirteen years ago
Gehrig came here from Germany. He was
property. Three years aeo he had $kOoO.
which he invested I'm real estate. He be-
came acquainted with q In Sale avenue
young woman and fell i'm love with her.
She rejected him and married another
man. This Gehrig took very much tn hcart.
and he grew more and more tlisconss,-
late. At this time there appeared several
persons, Il is alleged, who sought to sscsrr.
enrs =; pr"ery pr ;r S.h h ,1,. ne di H. ,"wss.Sd ~n &
trunk. Gehri0's failure in the love affair
somewhat unsettled his mind, and the at-
tempts to get his property further aided i'm
were made To get the property, aud failing,
the conspiratOrs sought to scare the uii-
fortunate fellow into complete insanity.
He was told stories OF ghosts and hobgoh-
rappinRs. May last GehriH Disappeared
and u short time afterwards his body was
found, AZ his friends thought, i'm Jackson
park, where he had committed suicide by
shooting himself. The body was Civ. n
over tn the medical students. and at the
college Mr.. Schniitz, schrig's former
agent, Identified the body that of Geh-
rig. The real estate firm was about to sct-
tie up with Casper. u brother of the sup
posed dead man, when yesterday q Wild
looking, unkept-haircl man came To
as the missing Gehrie. He was insane.
but declared that he wanted His wealth.
Investigation proved that the man was i'm
deed Gehrig aud the college Identification
wa. adjudsei insane and sent 10 the
asylum.
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VERDICT FOR TIE CONVICT.
re Wss FloGgsd in . Michigan Prison
and Recovered DamaNea.

re Wss FloGgsd in = Michigan Prison
and Recovered DamaEea.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 17.-Christ
johnson, mn cx-convict OF the state pri son
at Iona, to-day received a judgment of
81 .:Ss8 i'm the United States district court
for injuries received from hoggng while
i'm the institution. The verdict disrupts
the whole system of discipline i'm the penal
institutions of the state. In 1887 johnson
was hnggtd with strap for grave ins,ih-
ord iination and violation Of prison rules.
While being hogged he received "a blow
y.fAftcr his release johnson went to
HE then brought suit against Warden f..
q. Watkins for S25.OOD damages. Upon the
first trial Judge Scvins. district United
States judge ruled upon hearing plaintiff =
testimony, that Watkins acted in "a quasi
judicial capacity, aud that corporal punish
mcnt was necessary tn the proper man
atysnent of the prisons. Judge jackson. !.
of the circuit court, held that this point
should have been submitted To the jury
and ordered new trial. The second trial
closed to-day after ten days with verdict
of 81 .:fss for johnson. This is IA blow mt
the use of - strap i'm the state penal instit'i-
tiosss. The statute prohibits the lash and
sanctions the strap. Warden Watkins
will ask the governor to call "a special scs-
sion of the legislature to decide what is n
lawful means of discipline i'm the prisons.
The state will pay the judgment and costs
of the trial, which will be large.
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The Episcopal Convention.

NEW YoHk, Oct. l7.-In the Episcopal
ian convention to-day, discussion on the
proposed adoption OF the change iu the
pr,ycr-book, which had been passed by
the bishops, hut was not contained i'm any
report. created n great deal of confusion,
but tn. matter was voted down. The
question of the adoption of the last prayer
in the book was then brought UP. Several
speeches wcrs. made on this and in the
co,irss. OF the debate, Mr.. Harding, "a lay
member from Missouri. objected To any
more revisioDs. The only pcrsons. he
said, who will he bcnefl by the revision
are the book-sellers. DIR. Huntington
closed the debate and the amendment
proposed by the committee was adopted.
To-night's session of the hoard Of mis-
sions was occupied with n discussion OF
the million dollar enrolment plan. Ii
was finally resolved that subscribers to
the fund may upon demand receive their
money back. IL the demand In liade with
in n year. AZ the expiration of that per
iod the remainder OF the fund, which now
amounts to xs5 900, may be expended for
missionary work.
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wAsHINGToN, Oct. 17.-In the maritime
conference to-day discussion WAS based
upon ''revised international rules and re-
lations for preventing collisions at sea-"
contained in n circular issued by the
United States treasury department in
September, 1887. This was adopted mt the
suggestion OF the American delegates as u
basis for action. because il was i'm con-
venicnt shape and afforded n good start
ing point. Votes upon suggestions or
For the reason that after the regulations
shall have been thoroughly discussed
they will be put into shape FOR final ac-
ceptnnce by the committee appointed for
that purpose. and who will be guided in
their work by the expressions OF the con-
ference.
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Northern Pacific Indemnity Lands.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1T.-Land Commis-
sioner Graft received letter from the
general counsel for the Northern Pacific,
asking that the company's lists of intlem-
nifty selections, along that part of the line
of the road which was not completed
within the time required by the granting
act he certified To the secretary of the in
terror for approval. The cosnmissioner
his office in the matter. and that pending
action by congress looking tn the forfeit
ure Of the grant and restoration of the
the general land laws. no action will he
taken i'm cases where the same would be
adverse to the settlers.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Yeetersiay'- winner AZ Lexington. Eliza
beth, and Els~w he

Yess~rsiay'- winners AZ I.exingson. Ella
beth and El-~w here.
LExIsGToN. Oct. 1.-THE attendance
to-day was large and the track fast. The
results were:
Two twcuty-sevcn class-Cadwa,ie won.
Bracelet second. Marquis third, Jennie B.
fourth. Best time, 2:22s4.
Match bctween yearlinRs--StarI,ia won.
Administer ss-cond. Tina-, a:A1.
Frcc-for-aiI-Jack won. Harry wiIkes
second, june Mont third. Time. 2:i5.
Two twcnty-ouc ciass--Goldleaf won,
Bermuda, second. Lottie w. third, Almont
fourth. Best time. 2:t9.
ELizABETH, y. j., Oct. 1.-THE eventa
of the day resulted as follows:
Swecpstakcs. I Lie miles-Longstrees
won, Crack-man second. Reporter third.
SwccpstaE.s, u miic-Grcgory won,
filiy SECOND, Mamie b. third. Tine,i rs
Swccp-takes., q mile,Orceon Won.
Handicap spcsp-takc-, I sis miles
Barristcr won. Burnside second, Th&o-
iisi,,s third. Time. 2:O7A.
WON. m~iias; swift second. Es%ans third. Ti%s.
I 10.
CINcISNArI. Oct. 1.-THE attendance
WAS large and the track good to-day, Ths
Maiden thrrs-ycar-oisis, thrce-fourths
milc-Chandler won. Gort Ross second.
Maud II. third. Time 4 :ls.
wa% sma "Rwss; se.sn .an asi.
Meckie third. Time ::DA.
Thrcs-year-olds and upwards. seven fur
Literal third. Time I'D.
Two-year-olsls. five fIrlouRs-(' 'hantrica
won. Seva second. ia la third. Time .OA
,onas"Fnmin. won. Branaaii,, secon 4
Prince fortunatus third Time :56M.
Eduewatcr handicap. two-year-oltls,
thrcc-fourths milc-Experience won. Dali
kcns second, Mt. Lebanon third. Tisns
:lDL..
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WAS " MuROeR7
APrsss ee o Yoaag IPsshs.aa for KiIling
n4is fnahev.

LONDON. dot. i7.-At Clonn,el, Timer
ary, last evening. Patrick Dillon, q young
farmer, was cosnHsitted for trial ON the
charge of numbering his father by heating
him about the head with . stick in Febrss-
ary. las. The case 10 . must remarkable
one. The tioctorr who attended the old
Innn i'm his last illness certified that death
WINS due tn natural causes, and is was not
until June of this year that an ex-solsiier
named Byrne. who was slischargcd
from rrSn, The ,,s army with with n,,n had char. ar
crime. The government took the
case i'm hand and or,icrs-i an cxhu-
nation Of the body. which took place last
month. When the coffin was taken up "a
small hole WAS noticed i'm the lid over the
head of the corpse and the busly was
turned over on the side In such u manner
as To lead to the Inference that the man
was not dead when buried and must have
turned I'm n dreadful struggle for life. T'.c
surgeons who conducted the post morteni
examination discovered ~ small hole he
hind the ear. whence several fractures ra-
sliatssi. This wound the doctors positively
declare was not ON the old mans
head when they attended him. Ii
must have i.cn inflicted during
life soon after death before de-
composition commenced. The prisoner
plot against him, concoctcd by Byrnc ont
OF personal spite, and he suggests that
Byrne went to the graveyard soon after
AK through the eofiin into the head 81 thc
corpse. delaying accusation until he
Thought nature would have oi,litcrate.l all
skuli. Several witnesses, one of them
Byrnc's son. have sworn thAs they saw
Patrick Dillon beating his father; hut on
she other hand, the wound on the head
was i'm line with the air hole i'm tlie coffin
lid. aud Byrue paid more than one nights
visit to the lonely graveyard at Auilina-
hon. Plenty OF people believe In young
Dillon: innocence, and will assist him az
tho trial.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE interior de-
partment has been reliably informed that
the southern Ute Indians far from
their reservation in southwestern Colo
RADIO, and are wantoniy killing % vast
number Of deer for their hides only, con-
trary to ths, law of the state. and serious
trouble is feared. Indian Agent Barthol-
omew has been instructed to that the
,leIredations are Immediately stopped,
and that the Indians confine their hunt
ing to the territory where they have n
right to go for that purpose, and kill no
game unless to supply their needs.
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Tn. Br~ke,neu.. Convention,

ST. PAUL, Oct. 1.-THE brakemen's
convention will be principally occupied
the remainder of the week with commit
tee work. The convention this afternoon
listened to an Address by ex-Railroad
Commissioner Coffin on improved brak-
ing appliances. He urged the Brother
hood to ask congress to take action in the
matter and advised them To place resol,i-
tions in the hands OF every congressman,
governor and railway commiasioner.
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Aaaiesoa All Right.

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE North German
Gazette says: Il is not unlikely that Ger
many will refuse to recognize Mataafa as
king Of Sosnoa, and IL must he assumed
that the other powers, parties 10 the
Samoan treaty. have similarly expressed
themselves, because at the conference re-
Gently held at Berlin all the representa-
tives agreed that Maletoa should he king.
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FATHER M'FAooEN's TRIAL.
Lively TiWar. tn securing . Jury tn y
Murder Trial in Ireland.


Murder Trial in Ireland.
DUBLIN. Oct. 1.-THE trial OF Father
McFasiden and others for ticipating i'm
the murder of Police Inspector Martin at
Glccnorc began to-day at Marlborough.
III the crown attorney succeeds IL IL his
evident purpose to obtain N jury Of ~
protcstants. IL will not he without many
unsscInly disturbances. So violent were
the protests to-day at the action OF the
crown i'm dismissing every catholic vcnirc
man hat the proceedings had
to he suspended pending the
arrival OF large force of
police. Two jurymen. accepted 10y both
sides and told to stand down when the
prosecuting counsel WAS informed that
they were Catholics. became so cnragcd
that they refused to leave and had to be
elected 10y force. In tho struggle that EN-
sued several hot-hcasicl tncmips.rs OF
Father McFaslden's flock took part and
for "a time IL looked as though "a riot would
result. A large force OF police is on the
way to Marlborough from Dublin.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. E.-General b.
Campbell, of Kansas, denies emphaticaliy
the dispatch from Topeka Ia the effect
that he has been offered the position of
consul-general at Melbourne, and says
the president has rendered him office,
and that the publication Of the report WAS
without his knowledge sanction.
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SIXTY rhousand boy rramp~.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1T.-In an address
before the boys and girls OF the National
home association today, Alexander HoRs-
land, president of the association. made
the startling statement that there are
5000 boy tramps in the United States. He
advocated the establishment of q reGistra-
ton system by which boy tramps might
he found out ard sent 20 farmers who
were willing To employ them.
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Runor.d railway Ch..xss

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-It is semi-ofIicially
announced that w. H. Newam,
late vice-president Of the Missouri
second vice-pre:itlens ii @ of the Chi.
ca9o & Northwestern taking effect No
veml,er I. As the office Of traffic manager
IL 70 be abolished with the retirement OF
Mr.. wickes, Newman will have charge of
the trafnc OF the system.
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DENVER, Col, Oct. 1.-THE convention
of locomotive engineers met in secret ses-
sion this morning. The entire day was
taken up considering the report of the
committee on credentials and other roll
tine business preparatory to the regular
work of the convention.
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LONDON, Os.t. 16.-The address OF the
national cosnmittee, taken to Boulanger
by Naquet, assures the general OF the
fidelity of the party Ia his cause and their
con fislence i'm his ultimate success. IL 10
stated that Boulanger will 20 from Jersey
to Brussels, to Genoa and suddenly enter
France and demand q new trial.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-THE report from
Boston about the purchase OF the Brush
Electric company is not exactly correct.
The negotiations II fcous,inisted will mean
only "a change of ownership of certain
stock and not an entire absorption of the
Brush company.
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ATHENS, Oct. 17.-Four batallions OF
infantry i'm Crete have revolted. Chakir
the revolt.
The report of the meeting of three com
panis-s of Turkish soldiers at Crete 10 con-
hrIned. The officers were beaten and
wounded. Chavir Pasha is helpless
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Gov. HIii at . ls~nqu net.

ATLANTA. Ca. Oct. 1.-THE Irish Ames>
leans of Atlanta give General Pat Collins
of Boston banquet this afseruoon- Gov
ernors Hill and Gordon were among ths
guests. The feature Of the banquet was
the, frequent allusion to Goveruor Hill ~
the right man for the democratic nouaina-
ton for prx,sisleut.
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CHICAoo, Oct. 1.-THE 10th annual con-
vcntion of the American inter-seminary
alliance began here to-day. The alliance
il composed of theological students of
every Protestant denomination except the
Epi~copals, and has for it's aim the union
of all thoss, denominations in home and
foreign missionary work.
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Fa,niiie. starving in Labrador.

QUEBEC. Oct. IA messenger from
Bishop Bosss.. of Labrador Coast, has ar
rived herr. with news that the fisheries
altogether failed at Esquimaux Point and
over one hundred families are starving.
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PHLApELPHIA, Oct. 17.--Geu. Hart
ranft died to-day. His illness WAS q COM
bination of the result of u diseased cogr
ditiou of the kidneys, from which hs
suffered several months.
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A patient ngurer has found that In
the earth.
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The Lead Ore Question.

The Lead Orc RuestlOn.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.--Secretary Win
dom has not rendered q decision the
lead ore question. He still has the matter
under consideration.
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wILKEsBARRE, Oct. 1.-THE boiler in
n packing house MT Carbondale exploded
this morning, probably fatally injuring
four men.
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Z. 0'LEARY, Attorney and Counselor al Law.
Practices In all Of the state and Unitss states S
tention given to Mining Properties and Mining
Law. Real Estate, Loans and INSURANCE. Prop
erty Rented and Rents Collected. ONCE rooms
3 and Matte Block, corner OF First and oak
streets, Anacontla. Mont.
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MHerIet.

Inter ben 1leuermdbIten 2ebrera
Der Greii6ulen befinben ii9 bic folgen.
ben Deiti@en: 6rIs. Sulia 6dnel,
emma 5euRnger, 3i53ie 9sbsen, 2i3aie
2oesberg, Anna Qa6apele, Sne3 Mote,
3erana &ofD, Columbia 9oKp, Mnna
S9dfer, 2ate Semmlinger, unb bic
9erren %. S@o9, u. Rubn, %.
S9umirtb.
Berar gDuntp bat 6urG bas
So6nafer bic folgerben 8riden Der.
loren: 9ie Bride iber ben San Nn.
tonic GluB an Der 8oraaosGurtb; So,
ftenpunft $4,000. Die tteue Bride iiber
bic Mebina an Der 9ofopa.Gurtb; So.
itenpuntt $500. Sie ertere Bride
itanb 40 SUB iiber Der niebrigen @of.
fermarfe, bic leBtere 80 SUB. gn bic.
len Stelen 1T ber GIuB aus ieinen l1fern
getreten unb bat ben @rnten S9aben
3ugefigt. = 9ie Bride nabe Dem &iz
Deriibe Barf lift uni9er.
Die pOlisei bat neben grant
Starts &efauration cine 2otterie.B ube
= bic fi6 Daentudp poliep" nennt,
a~ufgeboben. Sn Der 9nuptftraBe eri=
firen dbnli6e gemeinf9doli9e Sniff
tute, bieielben bIeibeH aber unbeldftigt.
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Cine 0roiuaus
3ur Mmenbirung Der Seftion 4, Gapitel
AZ Der &ebibirten Orbinan3en.

Set es berorbnet bur1 ben
5tabtratb Der 5tabt Sun Mntonio:
DaB @ettion 4, Rap. AZ BET &ebi'
birter Orbinan5en 10 amenbirt perbe,
baB He In 3utunft lautet:
Seftion4. Wenn irgenb cine perion
abf9tliG uno b6swilig irgenb einen
Baum ober @trau9, Doer cine 81an5e
un6 BIune in elmer Der 6fentli9en Mus
lageu, 5traBen unb pldBe Der @tabt
abbadt, abi9neibet ober beritlmmelt,
ober elm pfero ober anberes 3bier an
einen iolder Baum ober an bic gum
@1ub FOLDER 8dume aufgefelteu pfo=
fen binbet, ober tper irgenb cine @in=
adunung uln einen part, 6fentli6en
plab ooer elm @1ulbaus ober ionftiges
6fentli9es @ebdube entfernt ober be-
f9dbigt, ober tper abf9tli1 irgenb elm
6fentli9es ober Yribatsebduse bei6ds
bigt, beiubeit ober entfteIt, ion zines
Nergebens i9uloig era6tet tperoen, bas
nod ber ueberfibrung Dor benz Gefors
Der ui1t tpeniger als $40 (sebn Dols
lars) unb ni6t mebr als 5000 (spei'
bunbert Donars) au 5~eftrafen 1T. SIN
unberm6gensfane III an STEELE bieier
@eIbbuBe cine 6aftftrafe bon ni9t unter
5 unb ni9t iiber 80 Sagen i'm ftdbtii9en
poli3eigefdngniB 5u feBen.
Mngenommen unb gebiligt am II.
Stunt, 1889.
8rDan gaIIagban,
Mtteffirt: WtaDor,
g. g. gIaubon, @tabt @lert.
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6 . t q | 8.
Gan Nntonio, 5. 81
Ste Teter Scs 4. Suit,

9tc Setter GcS 4. Sult,
bic gum erften Mfale in u%mfa1enberen
MaBfabe borbereitet par uno bet Stab
3ur gbre gerei9t baben tpirbe, III burd
bas unsiinfige Wetter iebr beefntrd6'
tigt tpprben. 9a muBte aund6f BIZ
prD3effion ausfalen. Nbet troboem
f6ien Sober geneigt, ben Sag aIs Jef'
tag an3uieben; bic StraBen tparen boil
bon Menf9eu, bic meiiten @eiddfts:
lotaIe tuaren bonn Morsen an gef9Ioi'
fen, bic iibrisen foIgten benz Beiipielt
UNI Mittag mad; einige Wuifbanbet
bur13ogen bic Gtabt, 5alutf9iHe
tpurben abgefeuert unb ale 6Hentli6en
2ofale tparen febr fart befu@t.
9ie Geuerwebr lieB fid BON allen
0r9aniiatiDnen ALIEN ni6t neientlid
ff6ren in benz 8orbaben, ben Sag in
getpobnter feifli6er Weiie gu oerbrinz
gen. Sbr i6loB fi6 ber republifanii6e
Club an. Die Gempagnien aogeu nit
Der rgitp 8aub", beren Mitglieber in
ber neuen Uniform erf6ienen, bic Seis
tentpege benuBenb, our9 mebrere 9tra=
BEN nod S9ola' @arten, po ibrer Elm
famoier 2nn1 tpartete. gbef 9irler
ma9te bic Gpnneurs unb belt cine
trdftige Nnfpra6e. Die Burner 0afen=
unb Setter &ontpagnie begab ii1 BIER
auf nit Der Muff mad hem 6auie beg
MaDpr gaaagban, mo befen S69ters
den, tpel9e bic Saufe BEG neuen 5euer.
mebrDagens bol3og uno inn ibren
Wamen CAB, cine Mebaiae iiberrei9t
tpurbe. 6err MaHermann par Der
&ebner BET Der @elesenbeit. Mapor
gaaasbau bantte ber3li@ i'm @amen
ieiner 6amilie unb Tub bic madern
GeuerIeute gu elmer grfriidun9 ein.
Bon bier aus marf6irte sic Gompaanie
nod Der Surnballe, tup 9err 9ieHels
BORT einen elegaHten SmbiB bergeri6tet
bate.
Die Miifon 69lau9 : &ompagnie
unb BET republifanii9e Rlub batten
mittlertpeiIe ben Weg nod benz Mranias
paB 8abn5of eingei6lagen, beftiegen
bort ben 3ug unb fubren mad benz
&iberfibe Bart. Sier perlas fpdter
Serr Netpeomb bic interchangeable.
ertldrung unb belt cine patriOtii6e
&eoe.
5pdt am Na9mittag mo6ten pobl
1000 Meni9en auf Dem plabe iein,
tueI1e ben Wettrennert un6 Dem grers
sierer ber Milia &ompagnieu suiaben.
Nbenbs tpuroe i'm paDiQon getan5t.
uebrigens tpurben ale Die auberer Ser,
gniigungspldbe gut %patroniirt. Bel
Mhutb par's bon; ebenio i'm San pe.
bro parf, Sonas' @arten &c. unb am
Nbenb mobnte Elm 5ablrei9es pubIitum
benz ausge5ei@ueten 3on3ert in @dola'
gtabliKement bel.
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9ampfer Agentnr.

Sie sGrete greffe Fur Sc
ras" Oertritt bic foIgenben Dampfer.
9iuien, ertbeilt ole ttdbere ausfuufi
iueseu pafage mad unb bon guropu
uub b~ertouft Dampfi@iHs unb gifen.
babnbiuete su ben hiebrieifen Raten.
Die 2iffe Der bDH uns rel ,dfentirteu
2inieft lit:
&aitburg : Muaeritaniide 9atnpf'
fdifffabrtss WefeIfAaft.
8eb Gtar 2inie (0lnttperpen).
gumpa9uie @enerale Srans,
atIamtiane.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-05
au MaSfers9pnsumenten.

Yetionen tpelde NIT benz 99laud
@aRer iprinfeln, baReIbe fur ben Stall
ober ftir irgenb einen anberen 3med gu
gebrauden tpiiniben, m6gen in unferer
Office ii9 bic n5tbige 2i3ens auf Elm
Sabr peri9ahen beginnenb am |. Mai,
oa fur iol@en @ebrau9, ausi6lieBliG
Der State fir bdusli@en 8eoarf, cine
SpeaiaL &ate bere6net mirb. Sn ueber.
einitimmung nit ben Hegeln ber Geiels
f6aft laufen 9ieienigen, uel6e ben
S9lau9 benuben, obne Die e~rforberli.
DE Si3ens erlangt su baben, @efabr,
oab ibnen bic @%afersufubr absei6nit=
ten tpirb.
Sie Waferwerf.& m b 9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-05
Stdotif&e anseise.
MQnprs Office.

Wf aDOr5 office, :
San Nntonio, II. SUM, 1889.
8erfiegeIte Mn~gebote fir
ben Mnfauf Der foIgenoer Bombs Der
Staot San Mntonio, 9eras. tuerben
entgegengenommen perben il oieler
Office bis
amfa ben 20. SuIi 1899,
Mittags IL ubr, udmIi@:
$250,O00 20. bis 30idbrise 5procen
tige Coupon Bombs fir StraBenper
beherungen BON 1889.
$4,000 90 bis %30idbrise 5procens
tige COUPONS Dnbs fir bic 0erffelung
bon Seiientpesen fir 1889.
Dem tdbtiiden Greibriefe gemdB
tperoen feline Nnge6ote unter Yari ent.
gegensenommen.
Die Stabt bebdlt fi9 bas 9eGt Dor,
iebes 4ngebot suritf3uweiien.
Gngebote fino nit Der Mufi1rift au
perieben: "Bids for Bonds unb finb
gu ri9ten on
8rpan @aIIagbau,
Mappr.