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Evening journal., 1889-02-23
Y. NJ. G. A. state conyention.

WATERrowN, n. ", Feb. 2S AT the con
veution Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
Citations in this city Professor A. e. Hopkins,
Of Hamilton college, read a paper on the
awakened general interest in the promotion
Of personal purity and how best to meet the
added responsibility it places upon the people.
9. Z. Hmlburt, secretary Of the state com
mittee in Kansas spoke Of the work in the
junior department, and DR.. f. H. Bartlett.
Of New York, read paper showing how the
physical department could be made most
healthful 70 the associations. This was fol-
lowed by conversation on various subjects.
conducted by Lucion q. Warner, Of Harlem.
The attendance has been largely increased.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
STILL CROPPING BLINDLY.
That Guesswork Cabinet Has
Been Shattered.
ONLY THREE oERTAsNTIEs LEFT.

The Impression Grows That the East and
West VIII BE Properly BaIanced-NIor-
rows Pleasant but Fruitless Yisit-Buf-
falo Has a New candidate-Latest Gossip
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 23.-'eUncle Jerr.yn
Rusks reported statements that he has not
yet been offered the secretaryship Of war has
made the politicians here doubtful Of his an
pointnent after all. He has been universally
slated for some time past. Assuming that
Uncle Jerry" win not be member Of the
cabinet, and the navy and agriculture have
not been determined upon, then only Blaine.
Window, Wanamaker, W. H. H. Miller, and
Noble are sure-two eastern men and three
western, if Window is to be credited to Min
nesota.
According to Gen. Harrison's balancing
theory, the east is entitled to two more
cabinet representatives and the west to one.
Who viii they be2 Warner Miller for the
navy, Redfield Proctor for agriculture, and
Pacific slope man for war are the favorite
guesses, for they are no more than guesses
here Nobody really knows but Gen. HaIS
rison, and he won't tell
Granville T. Hawes has been here. too. and
argued case in the United States Circuit
court before Judge Gresham. He called upon
Gen. Harrison twice and said good words for
Warner Miller. Among Gen. Harrison's
other callers were Walter L. Sessions, Jr., Of
jamestown, N. Y; ex-Judge r. II. Taylor,
Jr., of Benham, Tex. and W H. Burkhart,
Of Richmond, Tex.
John S. Bell, chief Of the United States
secret service, is here making arrangements
for the police protection Of Gen. Harrison
during his trip to Washington
Gen. Harrison, in spite of the cold weather
and in spite of his prohibition, receives as
many callers as ever Among them yester-
day was a committee Of the Philadelphia Civil
Service association, who presented some reso-
lutions in favor of civil service, and had a
pleasant talk upon that subject. Among the
other callers were Gen. r. E. Cameron, Of
Fort Worth, Tex. delegation Of the Chosen
Friends, who are in session here, and Gen.
Thomas ]. Lucas, Of Indiana.
Gen. Harrison has apparently finished all
his work prior TO Inauguration. He takes
long walks about town, and is evidently try
ing to get all the open air enjoyment be can
previous to settling down to the hard work Of
the presidency
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
west Ylrrlnin,s Gorernnr.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb Ex-Governor
Wilson and Gen Golf have effected an under
standing to the effect that the former shall
hold over as governor and the latter qualify
as such on March A. The case win then be
taken to the supreme court for decision, and
if decided in Gen. Goff's favor the governor
viii quietly step down and ont, and Goff will
hold the Office pending the contest Thus van
ishes the vision of bloodshed and anarchy in
West Virginia on the 4th Of March The ses-
sion Of the legislature ended last night.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
Dillon to Excoriate Baifonr.

LONDON, Feb, .. The Indignation in Ire
land over the long sentence imposed upon Mr.
O'Brien, who now lacks but two months Of
spending a year in prison. is bearing fruit
Mr.. John Dillon forfeited his passage money
to Australia and remained here purposely TO
bring the question Of O'Brien's Imprisonment
up in parliament After no has delivered
himself Of a fierce denunciation OF Balfour
and Balfourism he will proceed on his way to
convert the Australians 70 home rule
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

BROOKLYN, Feb - There was no trouble
among the striking laborers at the Brook
lyn, Bath and West End railroad excavation.
Two hundred Italians who came over from
New York were met by the strikers and in
duced % 60 back. The men got ST. 25 a day
and want $3.50. The work is very danger
Gus The loss Of life since the excavation BE-
gan is almost as great as that among the
laborers on the New York aqueduct.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

Ell PAso, Tex, Feb % e. r. Bradley, a
prominent sporting man here, received a tele-
gram from the Sullivan kilrain managers TO
the effect that Fl Faso could get the mill.
Bradley has wired Harry Phillips at Hot
Springs, Ark, to complete all arrangements
authorizing him to make offer Of $1,000 for
the fight to take place here and to also re-
quire Sullivan and Kiiram to put up forfeit
10 insure a square fight
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

NEW York, Feb 81 Vice President-elect
Morton and Mrs. Morton were among those
who attended the annual reception of COM
pany G, Seventh regiment, last evening, at
the regimental armory. Regrets for inability
to accept invitations were received frout
President and Mrs. Cleveland and President
elect and Mrs. Harrison. The gathering was
a very distinguished one
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-The City troop.
in view Of Gen. Harrison appointment Of his
own regiment TO act as his escort at the inau-
guration, has decided not 20 attend the cere-
monies. From time inmemoria the troun
has performed the duly, and it was considered
an established custom. Auch disappointment
go - f-.-s : the result
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. pa warrant has
been issued for the arrest OF w. ". Dudley.
treasurer Of the Republican national commit
tee, and Judge Soloman Claypool, acting
United States district attorney has started
for Washington TO serve il. The warrant was
issued by United States Commissioner Van
Buren, upon an affidavit charging Col
Dudley with having written the famous
ssbloclss of fiven letter.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
1vashington,s nlrllaay il New Yorl.

NEW YORK, Feb a5.-The l57th anniver-
sary Of George Washington's birthday was
observed yesterday wiki enthusiasm The
fact that the "Star Spangled Banner had
b,sn adorned with foar more stars increased,
il possible, the patriotic fefvor. On no former
anniversary Of the day has the display OF
iii.gs from public buildings and private buill-
l'gs been 50 large in the city, it was said
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb 28 Bob Walker
was arrested at Pine Bluff for interfering
with election officers at Pummersville al the
November contest. As the troubles In this
district led 70 the assassination Of Hon John
NJ Clayton il is thought that an investigation
Of the disturbances at that time may reveal
the murderer Of the Republican candidate
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
Frances New Ministry.

PARIS, Feb. EN- Spuller, who was
minister Of public instruction under the,
premiership of N. Rouyier, has consented to
accept the portfolio of foreign affairs under
NJ. Tirard The declaration Of the new
government, made to-day, is lrief. II sets
forth that as a necessity for peace the enemies
OF the republic must be at once proceeded
against, but the proceedings must and viii
be entirely legal N. Clemsnceau win sup
port the Socialist Gen. Cluseret's interpella-
tion, and with the Boulangists and the right
WI vote aqainst the ministry.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

SAN Francisco, Feb. 23.-The British
yacht Nyanza, with officers Of the British
army aboard, arrived here ON her trip around
the globe. Sine has touched at South Ameri-
eAn, samoan, FIJI ai,d sandwich Island ports,
and goes from here u Victoria, Alaska and
Asiatic ports
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 23 In the athletl,
contests Of the Olympic club w. H. Schiller
stein made 2S feet inches in a running
broad jump, beating the amateur record Of
America by two inches. D. s. Mcleod beat
the coast record by putting the i2-pound
hammer l05f feet inches.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

BISMARCK d. T., Feb % The stage that
should have arrived from Standing Rock
agency Thursday night has not come in, and
on account Of the severe cold weather there
Is anxiety for the safety Of the passenger
md dl.iuat
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

DRUssEls, Feb. 2s.-Lieut. Baert, who was
at Stanley Falls when Stanley's letter to
Tippoo lib was delivered to the latter. has
arrived here. He thinks that Stanleys in
tention IS to capture Khartoum and rescue
the Soudnn from the mahdi.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
A Prince to wed an Opera singer

VIENNA, Feb. 23.lt is stated that Prince
Alexander Of Battenberg win shortly be mar
ried 70 Mile Leisinger, an opera singer Of
continental fame, and viii thereafter reside
IN Italy
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb q. Fire IN the
Crefeld mill at Westerly did so, 900 damage.
The women operatives escaped unhurt amid
much excitement A boy was hurt by iurnp-
ing from a window. About $50 employees are
thrown out Of work pending repairs.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.- -Washington's
birthday was observed by a general suspension
OF bus ness and by the display Of flags ON
buildings An foreign consulates except that
ol GeFmany displayed asgs.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
LIVE STOCK.

OR SALE.-S25O--A FINE SPAN or
young Morgan horses; first-class road
IS, double OF single, and perfectly sound
gentle; grey; own brothers; five and Six
y spring; size, 500 lbs. each; perfect team
very respect. Also three blooded Holstein
iings, two heifers and one bull, registered
from imported stock. Address. w. s.
Glendale, Sussex county, Del.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
NOTICES.


7--0-~4-----.ec~4--@-~~.1 ~-e
OTlCE.-THE CHORAL CLUB, HAVING
been thoroughly reOrganized, announces
II Applications for membership will be re-
zVeu up 70 February %. the day of the first
earsal of the Club under the leadership of
&lil Gastel Of Philadelphia. Application
IDS can be had of any Of the members and
8uld be forwarded to
ND. CLOwARD,
Secretary Wilmington College Of Music.
he club is engaged in music and dramatic
#rk. and al persons in good standing with
voices are invited to join.
8oTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
tofore sexisting between George w. Ne
sllley and Robert McCaulley. Jr., trading
Ter the firm name of George w. McCaulley
Bro, at No. rs Shipley street. is this day
mutual consent, dissolved. All accounts
be settled by George w. McCaulley, who
Il continue the business at No. 22S ShiDley
bet. GEORGE w. MCCAULLEY.
ROBERT MCCAULLEY, JR.
Wilmington, February i9.ISs9.
|OTICE-THE BUGGY AND HARNESS
left at the boarding stable of Hewitt &
Imphreys. on French street above Sixth,
be sold for storage If the owner does not
Il and settle the same.
HEWITT & HUMPHREYS.
iOTICE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that ! VIII apply to the General Assembly
It's present session for a divorce from my
Il Anna NJ. Morrison.
Signed, THOMAS H. MORRISON.
Wilmington. Del. January 28. 1889.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

BEN IN, Feb % 1T is stated that Princess
Victoria will shortly be betrotned 70 Prince
Charles, the third son OF KING Oscar Of
Sweden, who is expected to visit Berlin na
March
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

GENOA, Feb. 23.-Four German ironclads
which lately arrived in this harbor were
ordered yesterday afternoon to proceed 10
samoa Immediately.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

Ge TE0 r FOR SALE TEN ROOM
DVs w. house, with modern improves
ments; handsomely papered throughout: glass
chandeliers, etc; good location near Delaware
avenue terms to suit. No agents. Address.
HOUSE, Evening Journal Office.
GPECIAL BARGAINS.
-
.d9 ~, JJefferson street, rooms and bath.
2lG West Fifth street. rooms and bath.
5l6 West Seventh street, rooms and bath.
- - Monroe street, rooms and bath
~ West Fourth street, rooms and bath.
~ West Fourth street, rooms.
5V5 East Fourth street. 3 rooms and hath
pa East Fourth street. 8 rooms and bath.
;. NJ. cor. Sixth and Church streets.
,. " cor. Gllpin avenue and Scott street.
y. y. cor dilpin avenue and Lincoln street.
;. +. cor Fifth and French streets, 8 rooms.
For price and terms apply to
THOMAS II. LALLY,
500 Market street.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
WHERE HARRISON WILL SLEEP.
The Suite Prepared for Him at'the Arling
ton and Its Associations.

The Suite Prepared for Him at'the Arling-
ton and Its Associations.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The suite Of rooms
in the Arlington hotel being prepared for the
occupancy of President Harrison's party
comprise a parlor, bedrooms, private dining
room and state dining room, all on the second
floor, or up one flight of stairs. In the large
dining room was given the first cabinet din
ner in honor of President Arthur after his
accession to the presidency. In the room
below Mr. Blaine, then secretary Of state, en-
tertained the French visitors to the Yorktown
celebration.
Among the predecessors Of Harrison in
these apartments may be mentioned President
Diaz, Of Mexico; Dom Pedro, emperor Of
Brazil; Patti, the singer and Right Hon. 10
seph Chamberlain. The president-elect is
expected to arrive on Tuesday.
Mr.. Morton win have rooms in the building
formerly occupied by the Grand Duke Alexis
Of Russia; President Barrios, Of Guatemala
Prince Napoleon, the first embassador ever
sent to this country by Japan and other nota-
BILE persons
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT.-THE SECOND STORY OF
II No. 4l9 Market street, l6xi20 feet. Also
third story, 16x70 feet. Apply to BURNS a.
MONAGHAN, 419 Market street.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23

= Dtdhu NeN NaAhe iof the cabinet.
BUFFALO, Feb. %. 1t is possible that Buff
falo may have representative in President
HarTison's cabinet. For the past two or
three weeks the name q Hon. Charles Dan
iels, justice Of the supreme court, has been
spoken Of in connection with the position Of
attorney general, in General Harrison's cab
met Yesterday an Indianapolis correspond
ent telegraphed to the effect that cabinet
rumors Indicated that they are sure Miller
has been knocked out of the cabinet, and that
Judge Charles Daniels, Of New York, is to
take his place. This appointment, they say
is TO be made without regard Co whether
Warner Miller accepts the department Of
agriculture or not.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
REYBOLD e. BYE.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
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Houses, Lots and Farms For Sale and Ex-
change.
Want Buyers to call and see our Catalogue.
Want Houses to Rent. Rents collected and
promptly paid over.
Property Of Near or Distant Owners taken
IN charge and faithfully managed and ac-
counted for.
per cent. Guaranteed Western Mortgage
Bonds. secured by Southern Kansas Mortgage
Company for sale. Full particulars on appli-
cation to REIBOLD q BYE, ~ West Ninth
street.
Evening journal., 1889-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GUARDS FAIR.
WANTED.

II z yANTED.-A LOT OVER ELEVENTH.
II street bridge in exchange for an excel
4 I roomed house on the west side.
HAWKINS d co. 712 Market street.
20 LET.-PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE AND
lodging rooms. With or without hoard
1ply at No. 6l0 WEST STREET.
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gB Vie m q n ein eianer
9 d iegerDater merben tann.
Sn Union Sopnibip, Snbiana, lebt
cine Jnmilie, IN ber bic bermonotichaft=
li6en Be3iebungeH ber ein3elneu 6amis
lienmifgIleber 81 chamber burd, 0eira.
then 10 perpifeIt gemorben iino, baB
bic Bstreffeuben bic 26fung beg 8dtb.
fels felbit aufgegeben baben. 8or ldn=
aerer 3eit beiratbete Elm Wittmer, Wm.
Sorgan, Der einen ertpa6lenen Sobn
bot. eiHe Wittpe nit elmer ermadlenen
So9ter. Spdter lieBen lie fi9 ibeioen.
Sein SObn aber berIiebte ii6 In bic ae.
idiebene Srau bes gaters uno beiras
tbete he; Der 8ater berliebte fi9 in bic
So9ter ieiner sei6ie5enen Srau unb
fabrte iie gum 4ltare. 8eibe paare
baben nun Ginber un6 bic bertpanbt'
idnftIi9en Se5iebungen, in benen bieie
au einanoer iteben, inb tpirfli6 elm
preisrdtbieI, Oil bem fib uniere 2sier
bic G0pfe 3erbreden m6sen. Der
''old man" 1T iein eigeuer S6wiegerz
bater unb ber 56waser ieines SObnes,
fouie Der Stiefpater ieiuer Grau, ber
Sobn 1T Der S6wiegerbater ieines 8az
ters, iein ei9euer Stiefiobn, Der Stisf'
batter ieiner Stiefmutter &C.
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NRns hie & 4nnnn1,

- Was bic SunneIs uidt
Niles anitiften Sn einem Wa=
gen 3fpeiter Slaiie beg Grantfurt R6l=
ner S9nel8uges ereignete f9 fiiali6
bel Der Dut9fabrt bur6 ben 2orelep:
Jelien eine rbaarige" @ef6i6te. IS
mar febr bunfel, Riemanb fonnte leinen
gta9barn ertenner, unb aud eine Inter
baltun9 tpollte fid auf biefe Meiie midt
antniipfen laffen. Da tpurbe bas
S9ueigen pl6blid our9 bic naibe s5ra.
ge elmer tpeibli6en Stimme unterbro.
den: p&arl, no baft Du oenn nit
einem Wtal ben 96nurrbart ber2" Sur,
aes S6Deisen = bann aufeitige uuges
beuere 5eiterteit. Die iurge DAME
bate BIG oabin auf Der &eiie neben ib.
rem grdutigam geieffen, bieier mar ies
bod beim Giniteigen tur3 borber i'm @es
bidnge auf einen anbern Y!ab geraiben.
Oerienige &eiieEOe, tueIder bes @r1teren
Steue eingenommen bate, iiblte pl6B.
lid einen adrtli6en 0dn6eorud, tponah
5tpei 2ippen fi6 nit bersbaftem 2uB auf
bic ieinen preBten uno bort ben S9nulr.
bart borfanbeu, bet ienen Musruf oer.
anlaBte. Ser 6enadtbeiliate Brduti>
gam tr0itete fi6 nit benz Graftlprua:
vWer fam fur MaIbeur" unb meinte
Gemiitbli6. er tperbe ft6 teinen e9nurrs
bart toaafen laien, bamit au9 i'm Wie.
berbolungsfa(l Der Srrtbum elei9 ers
fennbar lei.
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sog bic Iufmertiamfsit auf ii6. Ct
lab, baB ct ii@ in gef6loKenem &aume
befanb unb begriif bic &adf6tslof9teit
ni6t, baB man ibn ni9t bon ieinem
Waulforb befreite. Son bem Snlfincte
geleitet, tuel9er 9unben fagt, baB lie
bel Grauen bur1 Bette ii Iei1ter ettpas
errei9en als bel Ndnnern, fprans er bas
| ber on ieiner Greugoin empor un6 fling
an, feinen bonn Maulforb beldfii9ten
/ 3opf auf ibrem 5GoBe gu reibea.
Inter Sbrdnen ldbelnb, tpanbte ie
| ii6 nod If. EN- tlein u 9icbIinge um unb
bafte ibm ben MauIforb ab, Damn bob
iie i'm auf ibren S6oB unb fsei1eIte
ibn uub ttbte ieiueu &opf.
Suit Steigenborf Eatte eiuen in Sciz
benpapier eebhlIten 9essnfanb aus Der
gfuftafd1e gt3ogeH uno 5ielt lift bcnieI.
ben lG6eIno bin.
Ser If Su bag iraste er. Sic ipis
deIte bas pdt9cn auf - es tuarea bic
geil9en bon seitetn. Sic tpiegte Id
6slub bas 9aupt.
Sas bab' i6 mir sefern balb ges
badt, iagte fie, 9u S@limmer Su, tpie
bait Su nl.. sugeiebt. sic polIts ibn
porDurf~ ool anieben, aber inbem ibre
gusen fi6 in bic ieinigca tau9ten, 9ins
aller 8orn' in tiefer, felt + 2iebess
f,euoe unter. Sn pl6bli6er faiiungs-
loier ring bung iant ie Gil ieiae Z .uit.
. III me'n = tpie bin i'd Dir gut,
faste he, 81 Iieber, Ii ber Mann Ga!
Dam fprang fie auf.
Nun geIt? Sd fol- fie bod pobl tpies
ber in's Saar ffeden? frage lie; unb
als er es bsiabte, biipfie fie Dor Sen
Spegel, ber spii9en ben Genifern an
Der Wanb bing. st mar binter fis ge=
I eten, unb tpdbren5 ibre bsib 0dnbe
oroben am 9aupte bei9dII.iet mar {,
umfing er fe nit ieinen Mrmen unb 3og
he riidlings on iein 6eiJ.
sic ifrdubte fiG, aber er nidte ibr
ld6elnb, 8eribbnuns bsii6eno i'm
Spiegel 81, feline 3ippen fammten d,lf
ibrem 9alie, iie fablte ibren 2eib an
ben feincn gepreBt, unb in bic 9i1e nit
benen nun aud iie ibm Stjru uno Munb
beoedte, miidte fi6 cine 8lutb. bic
pOrber nidt auf ibreu 2ippeu seweien
mar.
SEPT aber bas Salsbanb, rief fie,
inbem iie li6 freima9te. oos 9aIsbano
ftr ben S6nippl sic fflug ben GedeI
bes aOfers surid, eriff in oenfelbea
9inein unb belt triumpbirenb elm blous
es, nit Silberperlen stftidtes 8anb ems
ppr.
Sa f6au Der, risf fie, ift's biibl62
@r naDm es in bic Sanb. Sd bin
S9nipp. las cr, sieriidl nit petl9en
barauf seiiidt. llno ba uuten in bel
gde, iaste er, ba ftsbt ia nod etpns9
6euiomst bon 8. 8. st brad elm
Iautes Baden aus.
aber bas 1T ia rsi3enb! sief er. sic
itanb gang periddmt. 8efdat's 9ir9
fragte lie.
(Sortfstuus fOlet)
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Sft Die sd,miuS5ud,t unteilbor .

@an leie Oas @a@ftebeabe: SER s. S.
Morris in Neuarf, 4rfanfas, laat: sd Iao
on 2unsen Nb1ce6en fdper barnieoer, uno
meine Grcmnbe unb Die aerste erfldrtcn mid
fir unbeilbar Idpino 'i9tia. Oa fling id an,
Or Sings ncueS edpinbudtsmittI at ae,
brau6en. SEPT babe i6 Die brittle 6laId)e uno
bin bereitS int Stanbe, Die arbeitea auf meiner
Garm iuisber su iiberna6en uno au beauflid,-
tisen. sc 1T bic bette Mebiein, bie es aeben
tann!"
Sefs Wliorlcpart in Decatur, S6io, idreibt
nBenn i'd nidt 81. Sings neues Sdpinb.
iudts' Seilmittel sebraubt bate, mdre i'd ihon
lange neinem aungenIeiben erleaen. Die gerste
9atten mid bersitS aufgessben. SEPT bin id)
bel beifem 8obIisin."
:. Probeflaiden frci in alien gpotbeten. @bole.
fale bel SreiF, Sbompfon & 60.
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Die @eiiiIi6teit Der enaIildel

= Die @eiltli6feit ber eneliT6en
6odtir6e rset bic @mfiibruna bon =
M6n6sorben an! Der @r3be6ant bon
Welfminlter ettldtt, es banb,le f@ nur
barum, bas aIte Wi6u6sgeliibbe: Nrs
mutb unb &euifbeit pfiir eiRe gepilIe
3eit, nift fiir's 2eben binbeno gu mas
6en." 9as eril.aert an ben baIbfrei.
geiiiigen Ssraeliten, Der on sSom Sip.
pur" nur einen balben Sag fa1tet uno
3tpar - yia6mittag. Die bo6tirfli.
den W0n9e tueroen oiellei6t ibr @e=
liibbe aud oratenmeiie' balten t6nnen !;
ebentuea bic Nrmutb big gum so. Qes
bensiabre unb bic 9eui6beit bon ba an
tpeiter.
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(eiuaefanbt)
Welfare, Oft. 20. 1889

Wel 1re, Otf. ~. 1867.
Der poeriidubise 9orf6laa" in Der
Jlummer 19. bom II. b. Mts., ent.
lbri9t getDiB ben Whni9en Der msiiten
ipeniger bemitteIten Garmer, bebatf ie'
oo9 Der @redn3ung. gs 1T nGmli6
tlot9fpeno'g, mas du9 in anberen Camp.
Oarns isbr wiinId usmertb mdre. oaB
aud flr bic Si6erbeit Der bort unters
gs'ra9ten Jubruerte unb bc EN- eSnbaIt
IN entpre6enOer Neiie geIor9t piirbe.
Seber GARNER tuhrbe germ einen te.nen
Setrag our Seduns Der Soften eil,er
fol6sn 8eauffi6tiguns entri6ten.
Sin Garmer.
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= Seit feds Monaten lit id) on
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-22
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tauft has billtgfe grennbola. q.
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SebadteS 8rennbol3 :. 900
ins 9aus geIiefert.-3eIepbon 81.
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