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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
sine @seuae ppn seimiud,unae,,.

Die ltcbeI, relde bic 0ieren unb bic Slaie afi,ren
tno 10 ablrei6, baB ibre blrbe aufdbluns nett meb,
alS Zen peiem Grtitel ;usemeiienen 3aum beanfpru.
en pirpe Gs senIs, gu iasen, rab iie ebenic BART
nddis alS sefdhrlid nb. als @rrbeusunssniitel se
sen ptelelben lit s 9rfetterS M Masenbttters
am glas. Der GnfcB, ren es Der 9bdtsfeit trds se=
pereener Nteren sebt, bient faSu, ner d entpdelu=
een 1enpen3 pprnbeusen, 5uert in einen 3uanb perz
eerblt9er Irdsbet su reraen unp hann in ceniensen
5arteS @epebe serbr bas 8lut persftet unb lie6lid
Ger Fob berbeisefibrt pirh. Das Bitters erfut BEL
redbettt9em 0ebrauG etneu 6cppelten 3ped. Gs Be-
fprcer Die 3bdtistett Der Nieren unb a bic lnrei=
ntgteiten aus hem Slut, fur pele tetn anberer nar=
ltder Gb3usseanal beitebt a5 in htelem Srgan Uer=
frpfIns, Gaienbe4perren, @e&el= unb iSnitise Sic
nur4 hieie has sunse Spiem resenerirenbe Mebn fu=
rtrt - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
aetne 9etlnua, feline ResahIuna

gs 1T eine re6t itreuss priifurg Der
8ei6idli6teit irgenb zines Dottors,
nenn bic. Gtaablung feiner @ebtibren
6apon abbdngis gemadt tpirb, baB ct
ieinen patienten beilt. unb bod, nads
benz iie pieIe Sabre lang bic Sauien6e
bon wunberbaren 6eiluuaen beobadtet
baben, tpelfe bur9 DR.. Pierce's Gold.
en- Medical Discovery betuirtt pur5en,
fiihlen lid ieine 6abritanten bere6tigt,
es, tpte ile es iebt tur6 ale 4potbefer
auf Der gansen Melt t5un, unter Be.
i9einigung elmer poiitinen 8arantie au
pertaufen, bob es eHtpeoer bon Nuben
tein, ooer beilen tpirb in iebem Grant.
beitsfaG, ftir ben lie es empfeblen, falls
es bel 3eiten eingenommen unb orbent.
lid probirt mirb, ober bas bafiir be-
aablte @elb prompt 3uriifseseben pirb.
Srdgbeit Der 2eber ober ,8ilioIitdt"
unreines 8lut, SautausidIdge, itro.
pbul6ie Wunben unb Nni9wellunaen,
S9winbiu6t 60. i. StropbuIoIe Der
Sungen), ale mei6en Dor bieier nun.
oeruollen Meoi3in suriid. @s 1T bel,
beg, belebeno ober teue 3raft 9ebenb
unb alterireno Ober blutreinigen6.
@bronil6er Naientatarrb beIfimmt
gebeilt our6 DR.. Sage's Remedy. so
Gents, in Qpotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29

rdu11los unb nit Mnmutb, 10 bab
Gran3 ibr nit 8ergnii9eu suiah.
6ilbegarb fpra9 bieien Nbsub nit
beionberer 2ebbaftisteit iiber Seioelbsrg,
iiber Die ueuelten @rf9einungen auf benz
@ebiete ber 2iteratur unb 2infe. Sic
begebrte feine Meinuug iiber bic BerIi.
ner HeDolution gu uiiIen unb iomit ents
ipaun fi6 5uifden Beiben cine interefs
| iante unterbaltung, au Del1er aud Mgs
nes bann unb mann Elm fluges Mori
3ugab.
@s regnet, fiir9t' Id, fagte 0iIbes
garb, als f6 Gran3 enbli9, um ben
: Samen CUTE gta9t 3u iagen.
Sas fnnn mir glei1gtiltig iein, er.
mi6erte er, oa i1 unter einem Da1e,
fogar auf elmer Glur nit Sbnen tpobne.
Hi9tig, i'd bate bas Dergefen! Id
9elte He.
Inter einem Ga6e nit ibm, lprad
9ilbesarb 3u fi6 ieIbif, aIs fe in ibr
69laf3immer trat, unb ibm bod ferner
als fonff, bas fagte ibr nabrbaftes
9er3, ibre feline Beoba9tungssabe.
Gran5 6a6te in ieinem itiaen 3ims
mer: nWie angenebm ift es, cine
Greunbin pie Siloegarb aur Na9barin
au baben. Wie berrli1 tpdre es, tpenn
| fie aud Wariens Greunbin miirbe.
Damn f6nnte i'd 9ilbegarbs anregenben
umgang genieBen uno mid elmer 59mes
ter erfreuen.A
Nls bas StiftsfrduIein am nd1ffen
Worgen siemli6 firth aus benz Geniter
| fbaute, b6rte iie, baB neben benz ibris
gen ems ge0fnet !purbe. Sic tpanbte
ben 2opf mad re9ts unb gemabrte
Gran3, Der iib e6enfaGs nod benz Wet.
ter umfab. gs bate aufgeb6rt 3u reg.
men, ber Staub mar geI6l9t, Der Wors
gen tuunberi66n.
untertbdnisiien guten Worgen, mein
gndbiges Grdulein, rief Grana ibr better
entgegen, i'd bemerte, baB sic cine
Griibaufiteberin getporbenefinb.
Bin es INNER getpefen, 6err 9ottpr,
CAB he munter aur NntmDrt. Sd babe
piel auf Dem 2anbe gelebt unb bic
Sd6nbeiten zines 5ommermorgens
f6dben gelernt.
Wtan niuB ben Sag genieBen, fper
ipeiB. mas ber nddfte Worgen bringt.
Wie mdre es, liebs 6iloegarb, menn
mir 5uiamlnen nod benz S6loiie gingen
unb oben unter ben 8dumen unIer Griib.
it'd einndbmen2
Sd bin bereit, barf nur 9ut unb
9anbi1ube anaieben, aber Msnes
trdnmt nod iiiB, bic tIeine 2angf6lds
ferin.
go tann fie fpdtsr auein i'm 6oteI
| frhbfiiden ober na9fommen, entfheb
Gran3, i'd tDeroe bic gbre baben, sic
on Der 9austbtir 3u ertparten.
Silbegarb, fdnel unb pinttlid, IieB
tbn ni9t lange barren. Sic NOR iebr
portbeiIbaft getlsioet uub lire bijfin.
guirte grf6einung wnr ibm. Der ben
Ariitotraten ME lblegie, Ipmpatbiih
tpie INNER.
6ilbegaro CAB iid 70 better uno lie.
bensrirbig, bob Gran3 iid in ibrer @e=
ieui9aft iebr bebaslid flblte.
(Hort{ebuno foIef1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29

Sn elmer &ebe, tpeI9e ber italie=
nii9e premierminiiter Grispi i'm Ges
nate bielt, erflGrte er, oaB er ben 3tpis
f9en Oeuti@lanb unb Der 51meis aus.
gebro9enen Gonflitt bebauere. allein
man mtiiie beradiibtigen. bob bic pldne
unb 3lele Der ieBi9en pOlitii6en GIh9t=
linge in Der S6wei3 anbere ieien, aIs
bas in friiberen Sabren Der SOIL mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29

larer. Sic iinp ausse5eidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm Gan sefdrbt.
SdOttiide 3epbpre auerleeter MOoe
in allen MuiterH, fplio sefarbt, 81 3On
Brett, 25 @ents.
Gine hlbi@e Musmabl BON Sdottis
fden @bambran5 35 unb 40 Gents,
@rCBer SOrrath bon @lasspw Be.
pbhr8 auer Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
Sd6ne 9rauell
gOmau Oou Go,uuao 6abm.
[6ortietung.l


@buarb bat gemadt, baB 5eptt, ber
fd]6ne, intereliante 0albengldnber biers
ber tomnt. meines Mannes ssreunb
beifes ROuiinden, unb aud Der meine
@enn Scott bier lit, tperbe id6 6am=
burg reisenb finben!
yia. f6itteIe nidbt ben &opf unb fieE
nibt nod erniier aus, als sep6bnIi6.
Gar6te ni6t, bob i'd ber Gainilie Ell.
men Stanbal MAIDEN tperbe, mie man
berglei9en In 9tomenen i9ilbert. gs
1T aud 3tpif9en Scott unb mir nidt
70 f6limnt. Bis iebt bin i1 fit Srans
nur bic bobe Dame feiner Gebanten-
Nber bas lit ia unerb6rtl rief 6rdna,
inbem er, blei6 Dor 3orn, aufiprang.
Wenn Grau BON Brufmann au1 elm
9ersuigen baran finbet, liG ielbft in
6engalii9er 8eleu6turg gu 3eigen, 10
fOllte iie es bod niGt tpagen, Mnbere
neben ii9 au iteleu
Seine gntriiftung trlg 10 beutli1 ben
6tempel Der Mabrbeit, baB 6ilbegarb
offenbar febr erfreut ausrief: yMllo
grfinbung. Nlles grfinbuns BON Mes
lanie2"
sic babeu mir bod niGt 3usetraut,
baB i'd 3mei @eii6ter trage2 8, 0ilbe=
gdrbi rief er gefrdnft.
ger3eiben Sic mir, Tran3, taste 6ils
begarb unbef9reibli6 ianft.
iran3 rief, mod INNER aufgereat !:
llnb tpenn bieier tb6riGte, nit unmabr.
beiten aHseftilte Brief in anbere 6dnbe
gefommen mdre, biellei6t in Bruds
nllnns, luas 0ann2
Mtelanie tpuBte tpDbl, baB id5 teinen
i9limrien @ebrau9 bobon MAIDEN
wirOe. Nber iebt baben sic bic grs
fldrung meines genebmens uub i9 bite
nOhmals: Yer3eiben sic mir
Sic bdtten mid befer fennen iollen,
6ilbegarD, ertDiberte er, i9 fam Sb.
men ni6t iagen, n ie ipeb mir bamaIs
Sbr Brief tbatl
Sic baben &ebt, mein Ssreunb. id
NOR blinb, i1 bdtte Melanie fein Wott
9lauben iolen. Sic tanb ia tets elm
8ergniisen baraH, nit ibren groberuns
gen 5u prablen. 8, fie tann bosbaft
fein, biefe 5ierli6e, inner beitere Me<
Ianie. sic molIte mid, Dertuunben,
tpp i1 am beripunbbarlfeu bin, mein
8ertrauen su Sbnen untergraben.
grfhroden iiber bic Worte, bic tuioer
ibren Wilen ibrem Munb eaiidIIrft
maren, belt He inne, bars bas @eFht
in ben 6dnben unb meinte beftig.
Gran3 bate bas GrduIein nod ME.
iaals 70 betuegt geieben: Die Doffs
nung. oaB pc ibH tuagr9aft unb letoen=
i@aftlt1 llebe, -5og beteli9eno In iein
2er3. CT oergaB in oteiem 4ugenblide
Nfarlc, llHo loon ipollte elm @etdnbniB
auT lelne Slppen tretel, Da bate 0tloes
gar0 nm gefaBi tbfl groB utD rubig
anolldeno; tpta@ ne: Die ytatur bat
MIR pen Uruosr perld9t, t@ hatte fiir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29

Sauienbe BON Dollars merben idbr.
li@ tpeggetporfen fir dr3tli1es 6ono.
rar, tpdbrenb S. ober $40. ausgegeben
fur ben unerreidbal boffebenben 2rantz
beifs'Beiieger Samaritan Nervine" in
iebem Sale cine &abical.aur bemirft
babeu tpArben. $3.50.
Dies WitieI bat meinen Sobn b0llig
bon 2r6mpfen curirt, ua6bem mir es
NIT perf6iebenen Gsraten beriu6t unb
babel $2,400 berausgabt batten.
5. W. 8 Sbornton, Claiborne, Wili.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
gefarbte 9apns.

40 3oll breiter 8uttilf, quite Waare,
10 uno 124 Gents per Darb; Ylaib
aawns, 80 3OGI brett, in 4 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stade Yertb Orsanbies
124 Gents; Gable @Orc Srsunbies, 12I
Gents; BerliI6er Mau auer Nrt, 80 uno
35 Gents; american @bauiss, sebrudt
unb edtfarbia. "A Narbs fur 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
@ei6e1 e19auns.

25o0 Darss sbeer, ,puir,coro, YlaiD
sawns, 10 Gents per garb; Msarieilles
BON l24 Gents per garo an; feline
Biques, Is Gents per garb; Dreb gam=
bries, 121, 16ssunb 20 @ents; ensliide
@ambrics uno gfainioOts, Sc 3ol brett,
20 bic SO Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
Namns.

Wir buben ieet msbrsre bunbert stiide
amerituaif6en, eualiiden, iriiden, frans
50fiden unD i6wei3er 6ubritats sur Nn.
(idt ausieaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29
6 Sder3fra n.

Wel6er Weni9 bat eimen WirbeI
mebr als ieber anbere2 Ser 9rommler,
benn ct bat nod ben Sromfnelpirbel.
WeI6er pbiloiopb bes Nltertbums
batte cine Bli9e 2ebre2 Dioges
nes, benn er lebrte fe i'm Goile.
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@ine pou ltdnbiae Quswabl er neue=
fen Muiter gu 121z unb Is gts. per garb.
1856 Stiide "New Departure" 3u 20
unb 25 @enta.
Dies fino Wuitsr iransOffder Shnif>
Ter uno CUTE Baaren
1889 6rablinssmaaren in irtiben Gars
Sen 125, Is unb 20 @ents.-
edottiide 3epbprs.
Dieie Buaren werben INNER popus
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N&u& Sonlllle)

Sarnabp's ameritaniids @insbams
fir Damen uno 8ino.r Sleiber, ertra=
tein, 20 @ents.
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eine unsebsure auspabl in tisisu
Nttiteln.
Stride 9einellsense.

BlOuien,eeinen. gelfait 8rOwn gres
sinens, Is Gents; braun 2sinen.g .gattilf,
bon 10 @snts an; eeinea. @ambries, SO
Gents Big 81. uno pieles Mnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29

s% Jeiufte unb billisfe Orudfas
den bel 5 bnion Bros.
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Ssraus1iiide Satins.

Sn Stem OOrter linb BOitOner 3eitun-
gen werben ite nit 374 unb 335 Gents
per Oarb anncncirt. Wir pertaufen
bieielben Waoren in ben idSnifen Wu=
ltern gu 35 unb 80 Gents per Yarb.
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9(merifauiidle @atius.

W11lttIUtttIt9C OVttW0|7
Sn Reuen i9Snen Muifern nur 10
Gents per Yarb.
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Die
@Odentli9e Greie Yreiie flir Seras
eri6eint
ieoeu Douuerfag
unb tottst
$3.50 fir SaS Sabr Doer $1.25 t,ir
6 WOnate tn WurauSbesabimme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-29

@bronii6er Vaientatarrb belfimmt
gebeilt our9 DR.. Sage's Remedy. so
Gents, in Qpotbeten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
THE NEWS or MANCHEsTER.
Personal and other Items from Our
Sister city.

At the meeting OF the Council Friday
night City. Attorney Clopton was authorized
10 take the necessary steps 10 have board
appointed to condemn Eighteenth and Nine
tenth streets, the lower end OF Bainbridge
street, corner OF Fifth, and Pocahontas street
where IL intersects Bainbridge. Petitions
have been received from property-owners in
these sections asking for the opening OF the
aboye.named streets, and the Council pro-
pose at the earliest possible date to take ac-
ton In the matter.
The April term OF the Hastings Court
commences Monday. This Is a grand-iurT
term, and there are several criminal cases TO
be tried. Liquor. licenses will also be grant
ed At this term.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Moses Lee Claiborne (colored) was sent to
iaiI for fifteen days for stealing from the
money-drawer OF Mr.. william Heider. Ed
ward Gwsthmey (eoiored) was charged with
stealng-a calf from hrs. Paine, who lives
near Bon Air, and selling the same for IS.
The case was continued until Monday.
kr. James +. Post, treasurer OF the VIII
mIngton and Weldon railroad, and family,
OF Wilmington, n. G., are in the city, the
guests OF sir. r. G. Traylor.
The brick manufacturers are getting their
wards in readiness for the opening OF the
summer season.
Mr.. A. Langstsf johnson, OF Richmond,
was in the city YESTERDAY.
BuiIdlug.fund associations will in future
be exempt from city taxes IN Manchester,
the Council having sdopted resolution to
that effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
setting Ready for "Essserv q, IN.
Hostou.

Thu Bosfon One Price Clothing uou,.
trus 10 IL promises on the grand Opsrf,,
day, not only Keeps Up with tu. ahead y,
the times.
No public occasion passes that Il not doiy
commended. The eye OF one OF the Di.raleo. /,
w,de-swske reporters was directed ge,,sr.
dav morning 70 q crowd Ia front o. he nor
we'll known west window. Ebouinc bf,
vsy through the tbFoDg he found novel
and beautiful desIgn for the Easter holl,r.
The great festival is spelled on
F.a.s-te.r-iu yario.colored imitation 80,
Near nv IA pail OF Easter eggs re.fy d,
delivery 10 the children, and n ihe f,rr.
yard sre tbs little fowls and other eg.delcs,
OF country life.
Viewing the scene with intent interest are
several children all clad IN The r'gH,4lio,
Boston Ose-Price suits.
In the background Is "ihs li;'le ~ r,,l,
In the lsne.v froni the Windows Of Which o.,
rosy.cheeked innOcenis are lookirg og, co.
pleased with the Easter hobby 81! -.
surroundings. Az wear garmerts s,s
.The Boston stamp npon them. M,l I,
are sold by no other nou'e 10 the ctr.
The Easter window + ono % DO ace,
neat, appropriate, sud tasty tl0 sctssrz.
schild & Co. have yet treated i5e pltf. %.
There will be additions made in no a.xt
few DAYS not only 10 tbs window, tgt ioes
already immrpse stock, which Is 81 fasnrs
perfect In al It's bFanches, and lae qlin,
OF which hv already caused 1be Boston %
be recognized from one cBd ~ t.- CIV d,
the other as the recognized heacqlsr'sr, f,f
the best goods, the most poke attention.
and the most reasonable rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
THE sEABRooK WAREHOUSE.
ME-. strstton's Idsn OF Investing ths
Nancy Now IN Tnis Property.

Some time ago Mr.. ]. Taylor stratton of
fered q resolution IN the Common council
that the Finance Committee be directed TO
look into the expediency OF selling the Sea-
brook warehouse property.
The matter was referred TO this committee
and they will report favorably upon such
sale. 49,
This property occupies little more than
one bsIf OF The square between Broad aud
Grace and Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets. aud yields an annual rental to the
city OF 81, 425. This Is fraction over per
cent. on $23, $50. The members OF the
Finance Committee think the property Is
worth good deal more than this sum. aud
some Of the members OF the Council think
the property, II sold, will bring nearly
$40, 900.
The property has belonged TO the city
since 1s22. aud was bought from a man
named seabrook. IL - now rented by DR..
Christian for a term OF three years, which
will expire on February IS, 1891, but the
contract Is termiDable at sixty days notice
at the end OF any rental year. The building
10 now used as atobacco-inspection ware
house.
MIR. stratton said to a Dispatch reporter
Yesterday that the property is yarious'v esti-
mated to be worth from 100000 10 $4,000.
Should the sale he effected he will recon-
mend the appropriation Of the money to the
CITY School Board for the purpose OF estab-
fishing mechanical aud commercial school
I'm the public-school system OF this city. 1t
~ his ga In establishing such school that
all mechanical trades shall be taught, also
stenographv and bookkeeping. lie thinks
the children should be given an opportunity
to learn all valuable and useful trades that
will be help TO them through lie. Should
such school be established be would want
the standard Of graduation so high that di.
ploma would be recommendation to the
workshop and counting-room In any city.
He believes that the city can render no bet
ter service than TO give the coming genera
tion n practical education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
STEAMER DENMARK.
TIE pxIrrr GENERAL THAT PAsssS-
GERS AND CREW ABE SAFE
Anxiety Of Those Having FRIENDS WV
We're Abosrd-shs Had Seven Hun
dred and Twenty-Five souls
with Her.
py telegraph to tho Dispatch-I

NEW YoRx, April IL. The mails irom sps
wh,ts star steamer Britannia, which arrived
last n,rhl were distributed this morning,
and among the letters was ore for Funcn'
Edye x Co. containing Z list OF the pssseu,
sers who we're or board the nDsndoneu
steamer Denmark. The Britsnnie arrived ~
Der dock about $50 Z. NJ, but the letter 10,
Funch, Edge & Co. was not opened us..
this morning.. No news concerning tnei,
fate has yet been received. but the agents "
the steamer. which Is BY this time prooaoy
on the bed OF the ocean, are nepciui 1iA s
some passing vessel may have taken on nei
passengers and crew.
In hoping for this good fortune they are
half exnectant that IL will have fallen to the
lot OF their own steamer Island 10 have per
formed such a good piece OF work. Inc
Island lett Chrjstisusend on March 3lst ana
IL expected 10 arrive here st any moment
She was. In fact, looked for last evening, out
no to an hour before noon to-day she bad
not been sighted. No other steamers nave
arrived with any news OF haying fallen IN
with the drifting boats, and this Increases
the hone that some steamship hSd renurt-
ed timely assistance and taken the SNIP
wrecked passengers and their boats all on
board.
kilograms are arriving every hour at botn
Offices OF the agents, Punch, Edye ~ Co., on
sosth William street, and at the passenger
agents Office, No. Is state street. asking TOT
information concerning friends who we're 10
be on the steamship.
LONDON, April IL. Captain Bond, OF the
lnmau-L,ns steamer City OF Chester, wnlcn
sighted the abandoned steamer Denmark,
believes that the passengers aud crew OF tne
Denmark wers rescued lie bases his oehet
on the fact that the DenmarSs boats were
zone. The chain cable was seen hanging
over the bow OF the Denmark, and this
leads Captain Bond TO believe that sne hsd
been in tow OF another vessel.
New YORK, April ia great number on
people who by this time bad expected 70
greet their friends linger sronnd the door OIL
the passenger Office suxious TO hesr iidiogs
and yet fearful that the news thst may rsscn
them may blast al hopes Of ever seeing tbeir
friends sgsiu. They scan the co'Ihteoances
Of all who 60 IN and out e. ii they would Try
and learn II they had reason to hope.
LONDON, April 13.--lt has been dehu'teiy
sscertsined that there were 722 persons on
board the steamer Denmark. This number
included 62s passengers ana "a officers and
crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Cnlf0n ReYieR.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch


New York, April 13.-The SUMS cotton
market review says: Futures were excited
and buoyant. What wss more 10 the poiut
the market rsn all alone. The bulge" got
nothing to start it or promote its progress;
nothing appeared but the statistical position
and the general disposition among holders OF
spot cotton to insist on much higher prices.
After 'Cnange there was much discussion Oh
the situation with reference to the price that
II would bring on "short time" In Lanea-
shire good authority thought that 64d. will
do it; others said ID. others Cd. Cotton on
spot was &c. desrer. but less active for eH-
port. Middllng uplands, l0lc.i gulfs, l0lc.
The following are the closing prices bid for
futures. with sales aggregating $4,000 bales ::
April, $40 80; MAY, $40 5i; June, 1867;
Jnlv. el0.Gs; August. Sl0.74; september,
$1,000; October, $3.50; November. 500 !;
December S97i.
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CnangssbIe nensher.

Men may come aad men may 20, ne ~.
Their may show Inctsfant changes, hr''ha
demand for " .rdman Pianos Keeps rgstsr.
like Tennysoa's brook. gr0wlug hu. Up
and slcerer ~ 10 nowr. Tie SUPERB aafs.
rooms, 1905 hsin stFeetteppOsile Dsst.cliae
contain an excellent s-sOftulert ~ tb..s
iaultless Instruments. and toe books N Wil
ter ID. Moses n 20. show steadily grown ,
list OF names u those tbst have e1O-. ihs
Hardman above pll other piano.. Ises
purchasers represent the most ia;c. '.prl
buyers OF pianos In this community pool
OF sound Judgment and cultivated tastes.
Their decision in favor o. tne Na-ilir
should possess decided weight Tor al. n 0.s
minds srs notyet made pp on TIE ~ l.r' -
8 new piano. 10 The Ilsrdman are iogrs ,1
many excellent traits that they cannot ..
enumerated here. The care etefcitsi o. POO
selection Of all the materials u which u,f
are composed, and The skill with whNa rs
material Is fAshioned add plsced 90 fo-.t...
result IN perfect piano IN eytry nf, s
piSno that for years retains is best quality q
tone, touch, aud beauty.
The arm is the sole agert Tor The w0r d.
renowned Stsinway Plsno, as well - 60
Kimtal Organs snd ien other makes q
Pianos and Organs. CAL AZ Msfr p
Moses & CO.'S, the musical hesdQualteV. OBJ
post yourself about an instrument Us
Nam street, opposite poSt'olltr.
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Personals and Briefs.
NJ. o,..os Data a. in New York

Mr.. Thomas Potts is in New York.
General Charles J. Anderson hes returned
from New York.
Mrs. Ernest l.. Boiling is on visit to
Louisa Courthouse.
Rev. II. Carmichael will preach at Monu-
mental church to-day.
Ex. Senator John Callahan, OF Portsmouth,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Lena Z. Goddin, Of Ashland, was on
q visit TO the city yesterday.
Mr.. Warren c. Arsell, OF Asheyille, n.
c., is In the city on business.
Colonel T. ". r. Talcott is expected
home irem New York Monday.
Rev. DIR. Mlnnigeroae expects to reside in
Alexandra after the ISt OF May.
The Committee ON Cemeteries will have q
called meeting at O'Clock Tomorrow eve.
ming.
MIS-. James Gwatkiu. OF New York. Is the
the guest OF Mrs. n. L Gwsikin, 1914 east
Broad street
Miss Ella Wilson, OF King and Queen
county, Is visiting Mrs. John ii. Roach, 1921
norm rHtn street.
Mrs. Joe Person, the LADY who attracted
so much attention at the Exposition with
her music on the piano, Is In the city.
The yirginia troops going TO New York
April 30th Will be commanded by Colonel
II. G. IludgIns, OF the Fourth regiment.
Captain w. II. Green, general supeTin-
tendent Of the Richmond and DaDyile rail-
road. Is IN the city and viii remain for seve-
raj days.
". Winston Jones. treasurer OF New
Kent; Hon. J. b. Mccabe. OF Loud0un, and
W. S. Summers. sheriff OF Loudorn county,
were at tbs Capitol yesterday.
The ladies OF the Pine-Street Baptist
church have decided to postpone their
bazaar, which wss 10 have opened on next
Monday nigst, to time not yet fixed.
DR.. Richard Mcilwsine, Of Hsmpden-
sidney College, 10 in the city, the guest OF
Mr. r. G. Wherry. He vii! preach ut
Grace Street Presbyterian church this morn
inc aud At AGO 10 the afternoon.
The Sheriff Of Loudoun county delivered
at the peniteniisry yesterday Robert John
son lcoiored) TO serve term Of two years for
sousebroakin9. snd franklin johnson lcol.
oreal tWe years for houssbrsaking.