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The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

THE AMERICAN residents of Montreal
are going to celebrate the Washington In
augural Centennial also. There are some
very respectable Americans living in that
city, don't you know.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

Matters are quiet in Oklahoma, but there
are grounds for dispute in that territory.
Peace is not preserved In a family jar.
"He is dude agent for chewing-gum, re-
marked the hotel clerk, "and don't know
his last name, but his first name Is Chaw.
ley.n
An Avenue tailor calls his account against
a prompt-paying customer an Oklahoma
bill, because 1t is settled so soon.
Patrick Ito waiter in restaurant): Be-
jabers do yez taxi me for COW that yez air
offerin' me Paddy Defoy's grass fer me
breakfasty
Wife: Oh, Henry, Pm ever so much
obliged to you; my new bonnet came up
this afternoon.
Husband: Did the bill come with IT.
Wife (not comprehending); don't know
whether it was Eli or Tom or Joe. It was
q little fellow, with red hair.
Husband: Little, ehY Wen, 1t wasn't bill.
Young Man; Sir, want to marry your
daughter.
Old Man: Oh, you do, do you? Well, are
you to be my son-in-law or am to be your
father-in-lawY
M (dazed): Why-why, sir, It's all the
same, isn't.itS
o. NJ: Not at all; not at all, sir. If you
are to be my son-in-law you can't have her.
I've got two or three sons-in-law already to
support.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
Grace smnlIwood's Case.

Judge j. w. Walker, counsel for Grace
Smallwood, the colored woman convicted
Of tho murder Of her newborn child, aud
sentenced TO be hung, has given notice OF
anappeal 10 the Court in General Term on
exceptions
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
A CheerfuI Giver.
lohieago TrIbnne.)

II is said that the Lord loyeth liberal
giver. His servant, Colonel Clarkson, is
giving the elect an average of 200 fourth
class postmasters per day and letting ns
many 'rasealsu 90 to make room for them.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

A WOMAN may be sentenced to hang in
the District of Columbia, but the sentence
win hardly be carried into execution. One
case was enough for all time.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

OKLAHOMA is open. The several thou
sand persons who expected to be killed at
the opening were disappointed.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
CRITICULAR.

Those RUSSIAN NInILIsTs might as well
kill the Gar as to scare him to death.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

No LESS than 10000 majority against
prohibition in Massachusetts, II is to he
feared that ultra temperance people have
prejudiccd the community in that State
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

II WAS very ''wet" day in Massachu
setts yesterday, though the weather reports
made no mention of IL.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

Matters are quiet in Oklahoma, but there
are grounds for dispute in that territory.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
AN AUTUMN DREAM.

The naked hills lie wanton to the breeze;
The fields are nude, the groves unfrocked,
Bare are the shiyerIng limbs of shameless
trees;
What wonder is 1t that the corn is
shocked
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
THE YALE aLEE oLup.
THE NoGUEInAs OONCEnT,

One Of the most elegant audiences which
has met together in Washington In years,
comfortably filed the National Rifles Hall
last evening, In honor Of Mile. de Noguelras,
who was the principal In grand concert
ington. Mile, de Nogueiras was assisted by
Gignof Del Puente who won. unstlnted ap-
plause by his singing. Mile. de Nogueiras
was received with enthusiasm and she was
overwhelmed with flowers, The concert
was a most enjoyable one In every respect.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
EXC URSIONS.


HOi FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
III JOHN BRIDGE.-Steam Packet EXCEL
SlOR makes her regular trips on Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving
High st. and Canal, Georgetown, at a. IN.
trin
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

Members badges can now be obtained from
o. T. Thompson, treasurer, Vernon Row, cor
ner Tenth street and Pennsylvania ave. II. ".
H. ID. MCINTYRE, j. @. MoKIBBIN,
Secretary President.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

An Avenue tailor calls his account against
a prompt-paying customer an Oklahoma
bill, because it is settled so soon
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

Peace is not preserved in family Jar.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
Carriages should go via M street.

Perfect order will be preserved. objec-
tionable persons will, as on previous occs :
sions, be excluded.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23
FIRST RACE AT 8 O'CLOCK.

Special race trains via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at 1910, 1:50 and $50 p. m.
Returning trains will be In waiting when
the races are over.
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

The Oatmeal Trust recently organized at
st. Paul, Mum, has cNlaPsed
The Washington critic., 1889-04-23

Omaha physicians are very much puzzled
over The case of Kittie Edwards, who was
shot last week by John Noland, who after
ward suicided at the house of his victim in
Council Bluffs. The ball entered Kittle's
brain, half an inch over the center OF the
left eye, aud passed down some two inches
in rear OF the leit ear at the base Of the
skull. The woman has had fully four
ounces Of brain matter removed, and It was
said she could not live twelve hours She
is still alive, however, aud is constantly i'm
proving. She is conscious and conyerses
with her friends. Her physicians think
now that she win recover, but are puzzled
to know why and how.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-26
Gin aaufma,ta TIT Der unteraaSt,

Wv" ~ ~ v
benz ourd Elm leibenoes unb i&reienbes
Sinh mebrere Wddte Der Sdlaf seraubt
purbe unb Der gu Der ueber3eusuns se=
lanste, baB Mrs. WinslowS SOOTHING
Sfrup ssrabe Der artitel iei, beien CT fir
bos Sino benStbi9te, faufte einen Torratb
bacon. Ils CT mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner 6rau bapon Mittbeiluns madte, metz
9erte le lid, benz Stnbe bon Dem @efaufs
ten III perabreiden, ba le cine NnbGnse-
rim Der SomSppathie mar. Die nddfe
Madt wurbe mieoer idlaflos psrbradt.
GlS Der Slater am nddftsn Gage mad
Sauie fam, fano er baa Sinh ialedter
als ie, unp ba E: abermals cine idlafioie
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte er mdbrenb
ber Nbpeienbeit ieiner Srau Dem 8inbe
cine Ycrtipn bes Sprup unb laste ni9ts
bapbu. Die Nadt barauf Idlief Aaes
wohl ur1b Der fleine Sdreier erwadte
ain Worsen NIT beiterm @eiidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iber ben plStliden
m%unberbaren We9fel unb pbmcbl fe i4
3uerlt beleibiSt fahlte, ais le auftldruns
erbielt, ieete fe bennc4 ben @ebraud
bes 5praps fort. Sdreienpe ainber
unb idlaflpie Nadte inb ihr ieet unbes
FAINT. Cine einSelne Brpbe nit BEN
Sprup bat nod oas 2eicen iebss Sinces
unb bas 8orurtbeil Der Mutter teliest.
Sn allen apctbefen 3u boben; 25 Gents
bic Hlaide.
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Ser Cinderella gGmh gtrre.

@de O{t~9oufonIiroBe unb Npeuue C..
bitfer beliebie 2dDen ber Stabt. bat
1eiuen neueu 8orratb boz g met:
I d b Ell fit 0erren, Damen unO
Gtnber erDalten uno bat cine unDers
aieidli6e IuswabI uler 6orttn uno
QuaIitaten. Ser Cinderella : G9ubs
Stose fiibrt nur bic 6abritate Der beiien
Gabrifen uab iiberbietet QQes, mas i'm
eieligen Morft gu haben 1T. 5beeia=
litdi fir 5erreu: Der &odforb Gdub
itir So. gs berlobnt 1i9 Der Wiibs, i'm
8 lnoerella Store uor3ufpres
Gen, ebe man anbersmo fault.
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ISM. aBatnn II snhn.

uniere 0auptnabruug 1T unb blei5i
bos GleiT9, unb I'M iDl9es friI9 llEo
gut gu ~erlangen, fantt man uum6gli6
einea 5uberldifgeren Marft finbelr, aIs
ben BON Wm. 96fling & 5obu, go.
81 Npe. 6. Die 0erren babeu benz
@ei@maf ibrer 9unben &e@nung ees
tragen un6 in ibrem gtabIiHement cine
falte Suftmai6ine erri6tet, pelGe allen
Qnforoerungen fiir @rbaltung uttb @ntz
fernung i6Gbli9er Sugrebienaen bes
Gleii@es entipri9t. Sic baben belfdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einer sroBer
8orratb bon Waitbieb, aus nel@em
MIR bes 8eite fir lire Sunben getpdbIt
miro. Wer reef bebient iein mill, BET
beiu9e ben Marft, 80. 511
Nbenue s. 1,1Ot1
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a Sir hie feinae SerfeD.
gutter penbtt @u6 an &iols
baa & WeItDn.
GatifpNniasMeins.

Weinliebbaber finben ein arobes &as
get Don feinen CALIFORNIA : Weinen bel
Germ 5. S. Meper am Wlamo
Ylaaa. 0err Wteper iudt bic @eine
an Srt unb STEELE aug u,b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Let @ein3i6ter. Mls
gutem Genner 9elingt es inn fets, bic
beften Sorten al1s3umdblen. Ct fam
feline aunben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten SrOpfen berfeben. &otbz unb
WeiBpeine in oor3agli@er Qualitat
BON iegt ab $1.00 per @aQone fret
tns Ools aeliefert.
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Cpernbaus=& eitauratipm.

9ie feinite &eitauration fit q u
feru, slid un6 Wilb in teSer
3ubereituna. Ser Gt9e itebt Elm re-
uommirter Sod bor. Delifatef EN- aler
Dirt fiu6 au baben, tpie NaI, Sarbinen
nit 5rufeln, Iu@obis, Srdfelnurf,
Neunougen &c. &C. 9ie bette Muspabl
bon 2~edsrbiien in Der 3uiammenftelz
lung BON Diners, Goupers unb 9eieus
ners. Nuftr69e na9 S9luB bes Sbeaz
ters peroen prompt ausgefibrt.
6~arnif9 & 8aer.
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Scr gib BON 3ein unp 9uft.

OaS Rerrenlpltem erleibet pft cine Srdfteabnabme,
ppourb setitise Setlemmuns uno nt6t ielteu ernflt6e
Sthrunsen peruria6t ~reroen, pbne baB cine etsentltde
Zen mare. in pteIen 6daen 1T rteIeS unbeittmmte
&rantbettSsefhb nur Elm ReIer her untbdttSteit res
WsaSens unb Der babur6 b~ertngteu unponidnptsen VIZ
n%nltlrunS eer aufaenpmmenen Mabrung burb haS
Slnt. 9abur4 ptrc ielbitperFineltt ea5 Aerpenlg=
item I'M SeretH nit ZEN nbriseu ersanti6eu GebilpeH
9el4pd1t une fie Splse 1T, bab e5 ieine lSioerltautsz
tdht9teit eiubhBt 9~esenuber einem Ginorud, her bel
peuitdnetS intattenl .9uitano ~teeIbeu let6t I6eripuu=
rtn treroen iphree. BUM Grids geifmuueener Srdite
une CUR Beiettt9uns her baburd berporgerufenen nbers
maBtsen @mptnelt6tett her Nerpeu eiSnet lid Octet
ter's WasenbitterS peit befer ais cine br pieleR yuer=
pentartenhen" peer itimultreuoeu Wlirtureu, ia eaS
Heiultat fetneS @ebraudS, cine ppuitdnniae 9erbauz
un9t 9letdieitt5 fer e~r5tebigie mo ME periaseute
Guele her gtercenttaft unb 9erubt5uug IL. Walarias
antale, GbeumattSmuS, unterletbs=, Geberz uno SITE
renlsteen lireihen yer benz Sttter5 te SeseG.
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.8enen & Mlttsants.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP OF Commerce : StraBe.

3eigen hermit benz Bublifum an,
baB iie fit ben ausge5eiGneten SAM b.
tein aus 6anetfe Gountp
bic Mgentlir iibernommeH haten. Die.
Ter Sanbtein, oer better ME ieoer oits
eere benz Geuer uno ben Witterungss
einfliRen niberfiebt, 1T 6em @ranit an
9auer 9leid, aber bebeuteno biliger.
SinterlaBt Cure Nuftrd9e fir ale eins
i9lagenoeu Nrbeiteu bel 3eoen &
Nltmanr.
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aag- 5err so. 6. aaeobon bat
bas einsige beuti6e pbotograpbii6e ates
Tier in 5an Mntonio. @ute Nrbeit uno
bilise Breiie. $50. 2 GaR 6outon:
StraBe neben Der Bride 5u ebener @rbe.
Die ousgeftelten 8iloer 5eugen bon Ser
ftinftleriiden Gertigfeit bes Germ So
cobion unb Sober foats tie beiidtigen.
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&. q. GpQina Wlanufacturiuo

8. &. GDllins WsanMfaefurimg
60, go. l, 3. 5 unb Z Dit 9pnifons
Strobe, bat Die gt6bte Iuswabl in
Winb:, pferbefraft., Dampfs unb
0ano Bumpen olsr strt uno oor5hgs
li6fsr Goniiruttion; @aHer &6bren
aler Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
R%leinbanbel. 0pbraulii6e 2ammen
unb Winbmiiblen auer @r6Ben gum
Bumpeu unb Mablen linb bort gu boz
ben ober petoen auf 8eitelung beiorgt.
@robe Iuspabl in a1ea Mrtifeln urb
6iaige Preiie bel geoieaenler Gus.
fiibrung.
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0ndlenS 0lrnfca.Ealbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt fur Sdnitte,
0ueti4uugen, @eidpiIrs, Gieber. unb Saut'
Nusi4lag, 6le6te, %sefprunsene Sanos, Grpf>
beulen uno ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt 3a,
mcrrboioen ooer ieine Se3abIuns. 8haise
Satisfaetion 9arantirt ODER baS @elb ptrb
suriiderfattet. % Gents bic S9a4tsI. Bum
8erfauf in allen apOtbelen. Drsib, 2bomp'
fon & Co., @bolefaIt.
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Warnuma! l1ntersetdanet feine Mpten.

9dnoler uno Ngenten, rpel9e Soften
fir elm auf Nb3ablungen berfauftes
piano obsr Orgel berlangen, ~berfaufen
ooer iiberiragen biefe Noten an Mnbere,
unb I'M Sale Der ni@t piinftii9en 3obs
lung 1T oas Suitrument ionic bos be-
reits ge3ablte @elo fiber berloren.
Sbos. GogGan & Bros, 208
@ommerceiiraBe, San @ntpnip, perfaus
fen pianos uno Srgeln an Ieidten Nbs
~5ablungen ohne Moten un6 3infen.
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9r. S. g. greebins, 3obnarst.
Office go. 231 Of : 9outon : 6traBe,
San4ntouio. Spre6t bel ibn borl

RaT @enn Semanb fein unO gu ana
n~ebmbarem preife fpeilen min, 10 gebe
ct gum Miffionss@arten. Die
Serren 6beiner & Waul, 8efBer bies
les Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
@dfte tets ooQfommen aufrieben 51 itels
len. Ollie iaiionmdBi9en 9elifateNeu,
Qulieru, @iIb, Slide, @efliigel &c. finb
bort in Der O%elifatelteu 3ubereitung ale
3eit Ill baben- Mabl5eiteu tperben ouf
Wuui6 in bic Wo6nunaen Der Sunbsn
gefanot. 9lu9 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbf9aft .perbunbene 8arz
bic beiten @etrdnfe. ifets friIdes
Bier unb feline Giqu0re nnb Weine.
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Mrs. u. 9enninn

gto. 263 Weft Commerce GtraBe, em=
ibt reidbaltises Eager bon
. GBDaaren bet neueIten Barrier
f"erfler 5tridz uno Std
3 aumwDlte uno MolIe, 8dns
Gn6pfe, BefaB ST. ben
alerbiaigifen Breifen. Ngentur fur
% aoame 0emoreH's S9nitts
Wtuifer. NuFtrdge aus benz 2anbe mers
ben prompt ausgefabrt.
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Gaf1eae ned Gurpoa.

9ie Qsenturen bes Serrn %. 5.
q oung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Mntonio, unb go. 603 Mains
StraBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beften europdii9en 9ampferz
Sinieu. t0err 0ouns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
biIligften &aten gu geben. er=
tbeilt bereitpilig iebe setpani9te Nusz
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
iibergebenen 4uftrdge. Wer nod @us
ropa gu reiIen piini@t, ober 8ertpanbte
beriiberfommen laien min, menbe fi9
an irgenb cine Der genannten glgenturen.
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H9~ GioIbaffa & @eGton,
$50. 301 unb 303 Oft SoufOnsS traBe,
baben fortpdbren6 auf Eager: Wbitz
taders 6leiidforten unb reines S6mol3,
Iopie 3burbers Spe3iaIit1ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-26

ar pancoaH & 8 obn feriis
aen @u6 sinen Nn3ug nod Sem ueueaet
S9nitt aug ben better Stolen OH, 10
biltg, nie CUTE Nrbsit nllr Geliefett tpers
ben fam. 8ebt ibneu periu9smeile
uur einen Wuftrag.
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9ienitmaod5en oerlanat.

Cine G66in ober Elm gutes 0ausmdbs
den finbet fofort Stele. Na65ufragen
in Der Office Der rGreieu Brefe".
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5a- Warum molt Sbr Yianos amei=
felbafter Site bon reifen6en 9dnblern
taufen, tpenn Sbr Die e6teu &merion
in Der %neuefen Nusfiibrung biliger
unb unter lei6teren 8eoinsungen in
benz bewdbrten @ei6dftsbaule DON
3bos. 8uggau 6 8rps. baben
f0uut2
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4us 2Oabon pirb mitsetbeilt,
oaB bemnd6f bic Yerlobuna Der prins
aelltn Msaub, Der iiingften 8o6ter beg
prtn3en BON Wales. nit benz rufliI6en
3brOnfOlser angetiin0i9t merben mtirbe.
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u @ebrhber @riyer, SEQ.
246 Commerce @traBe, lin0 praftiI6e
Sumeliere unb ubrma9er. Sic beiprs
gen prompt ale &eparaturen ttnb fibs
rem bieielbea in Der gei@idtefen Weiie
ntfS
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sg unter5eug in jeber 56nere unb
gu iebem 8reiie. 5embene uno Sois
letter. Nrtifel aus ben belten Gabriten
BET paneoa & 3 3 n.
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= Wir linb uD9 ni6t beranlaBt,
infer grOBes 2aser BON nellea un6 ses
brau6ten Pianos unb Orgeln 81 pers
taufen, benno9 fOnnen mir before Sers
mine unb biGligere preiie utter gutter
@arantie geben wie ieoes anbere Gei6dft.
Sbos @oggan & Bros,
20S Commerce StraBe.
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a. SioIbaffa G. @eIton,
So. 301 unb 303 St=Soutons StraBs,
BADEN ben &ontraft fir BEN 8erfauf beg
geiammten Butter : Probutts Der be-
riibmten Saflan0 Serlep 9airp i5arm
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Ra~ Wenn Sbr @uern pollen Merib
in In5 il gen baben uOQt, 10 iebt
@u6 bic 9erbfs unb Minter 8orrdtbe
bel q ancpaf& g 0 b an.
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pg~ Site! Site! Ieue 9erbp
uno wei6e Stetlon Serbft= utb Q8ins
terbite bel 5. SO. Crate & 6 o.,
$50. 240 Commerce. traBe.
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10 ut. .. Outterfine, 1856
on. 6oufonsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam Gitters, balten Ii6 benz
pubIifum fir lae in ibr6ad f6lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb oerfpre9eH
prompte SeIorsung aler 9%luftrdge.
aronIeu6ter, @oss 6irtures, Saberpans
men, @IoIets &C. Htets an Qanb.
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Gin Sceptifer ia9t

4~lntsei@fphre. 3ertbeilt aarbunfels. R@Seit bauz
ernb unb iGnen 2dtmuns. @s 1T Elm pabrer @efunb=
beitSbriuser. Setlt Serppbeln unb anbere sleindrttse
3rantbeifeu. Ma9t faIe9fen Mtbem gut nnb ~entfernt
bic rrfahe. @ertreibt bte Bilipftdt unb tit uniiberz
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Or tonnte midi seben.

Or tpnnte. nid,t seben.
G6icasp, SGs., 81 @at, 1883.
Sd mar ee3tpunsen ipeser srpBer SdmerSert
I'M Riden 6as Bett III bitten. 9pftOret fpnr~
ten bic Sdmer3en nidt linpsrn ct. SafObs
Del Bat mid furirt. Seine 5dmersen mle6r
felt fiinf Sabrsn. = GraneiS Maurer, mpbn>
BAIT bel G. 8. Nics, 201 81. Granddaughter.
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is Sabre seItttcn.

is Sabre seIitten.
@al6ingtun, Ser, &c SUM-, 1888.
Sd babe %finfSehn Sabre lang SrpBe S9nter>
aen int @ilfen sebabt, aber Iettbem i6 Ct.
Satpbs Sel sebrau6t babe i1nb b%ieielben OUa>
ldnbia peri1wunben.- gartmta.
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ipfprt gebetlt.
&dmersen s~eltubcrt.

@ittsburs, 9a., I 6ebruar, 1889.
Sd bate fe6S3ig Sage lang flrdtSare rbei>
mattfde Sdmersef in Der Sdutter uIb ipuets
niht mas id anfansen fulte. 8ier Glaf9en st.
!Safpbs Sel baben mid tpieber Fer9elteat.
So9ept SO. Grautipein.
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE

trsfen Bet Sieberbtse. Gin un~persleidbdres 0bfhbrz
mittel. G8 hetlt frantbaften 3ppfi@mer5 wunberbar
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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-28
COLLEGE BASE HALL

COLLEGE BASE BAL IL I'D OOA1SISs Report of a Novel Trip of Yale and Harvard Athletes They VIII Teach There English Brothers How to Play y Ball.
 NEW YORK, June 2S-A morning paper stated that members of the base ball hines of Yale and Harvard universities will go to England this summer and, under the aus pices of several wealthy Englishmen, play ball before the faculty and students of the various colleges in the old coun- try. It is said that the boys are to be paid for their services at the rate of $20 per week, although, to avoid the taint of professional ism, this is to be paid for personal expenses. They are to sail on July by the Cunsrder steamship Umbria, so the report states, and are to be gone for the summer months.
 The report was that the passages had been booked on the Umbria for several weeks. As far as the Cunard steamship company knows no passages have been engaged for the base ballists. The company, however, said that it was not at all unlikely that the passages might have been booked through one of their agents.
 This cannot be ascertained until two or three days before the steamship sails, since the agents never send the names of those they have booked until tprinting" time.
 The Harvard men who are reported to be going on the trip are ex-Captain Henshaw, Captain Willard and Second Baseman Dean. The Yale men on the list are Captain Moves, Rogers, Graves, Poole and Calhoun.
 The object of the trip was stated to be purely an instructive one, the team being ex- pected to give exhibitions at various Eng is said, will be divided and mixed hines formed
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-28
VISITED THE MILLS.
Yesterdays Outing of the Visiti
 Labor Chiefs-PrOminent uests.

Yesterday's Outing of the Visiting
 Labor Chiefs-Prominent c uests.
 HARTFORD, June 27.-About seventy-fve gentlemen made up the party that left on special train from the New England depot at S-o'clock this morning on the excursion pro- vided for the visiting labor commissioners. The programme for the day included 8 visit to Cheney Brothers silk mills at South Man chester, and to the cotton thread mills of the Willimantic Linen company at Willimantic and the Ponemah mills at Taftvilla. Among those in the party were Governor Bulkeley, Senators Hawley, Platt and Coffin, Reys. J. Kittredge Wheeler, Floyd Tomkins and Gra- ham Taylor of Hartford, Rev. Dr. Walker and Prof. Walker of B1yn Mawr, Rev. John H. Public; MT. T. s. Gold, chairman of the Connecticut State board of agriculture; Judge Carpenter, MT. Leverett Brainard, Rev. Mr. Bradfn, Colonel Y. s. Osborne, 0. s. Gros- venor of the New York Tribune, Superinten- dent Dibble of the Capitol and MT. Chance, New York, State secretary of the Tariff league
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-28
AN UMPIRE BkBTALLx BEATEN.

TWO Members of she Des Moines Club
 Make a Savage Assault on MT. Clark.
 SIOUX CrrY, Iowa June 27.-Two members of the Des Moines Base bali club, Maculler and Trafaey, yesterday attacked Umpire Clark and brutally beat and kicked him until persons present interfered. Clark was sitting on a chair in the hotel when attacked. The assault was on account of decision in Tues- days game which the Des Moines club re- garded as unjust. Both Traf1ey and Mscul- Ter had been drinking. Umpire Clark was badly hurt: TrafHey and Macaller are under arrest.
 The Sioux City association will demand their expulsion from the Western league.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-28
A Callar caves Nm.

WnKEsBARRE, Penn, June 27.-As Con rad schafferer, plasterer, was eating break fast at his home on Miner street in Plains this morning he suddenly heard great clat- ter of dishes and glassware about the house accompanied by heavy rumbling that shook his frame house from top to bottom. He hastened to the cellar and there he dis covered that over half of the bottom had fallen out taking with the stone foundation and the earden blot in front of his house to Qethsr with all his household supplies. Up. on examination the hole, or cave-in, was found to be twenty-five feet deep. It proved to be of the Henry colliery operated by: the Lshigh Goal company which had been worked out The coal and slate had been mined to within ten feet of the bottom oi Schafer's cellar.