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WHOLESALE POISONING IN HUNGARY
A LONG INVESTIGATION ENDED AND FItIi
SEVEN ARRESTS MADE

SEWN ARRESTS MADt
Vienna, Nov. 23.-The Macy BecskereK inquiry
which has been going tor the last seven years. WIN
the object of discovering the causes of large numOer
Of sudden deaths that have occurred there has res
In proving that thirty-eght OF the N"'nh9 WV
posOned Most of them were married: Female foriune-
ellers supplied the wives of the victims WIN poso
Fifty-seven arrests have been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
lake STEAMER DAMAGED.

Amherstburg Ont, Nov. 23.-The steamer Calumet
grounded near here last night but released to-
day She Is leaking badly. but her pumps arr keeping
her ahoat She Will proceed To Detroit for repairs.
Tho water is low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
IN FAVOR OF THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY.

Syracuse. y. Y, Nov. 23-M VI. Waters OF this
city, tho referee in the case Of Charles A. Burt OF
Rochester, against the Oneida Community, has made
wpolt favorable to the defendants Burt claimed
to be largely interested in the properly Of the asso-
ciation. and sued for its dissolution and an ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
THE TEAMS on THE FIELD.

The two teams came on the field shortly after
. o'clock. The Harvard men arrived first, and
their appearance the signal for a burst OF
cheers from the Harvard benches the east side
of the park They quickly stripped off their white
sweaters and began passing and kicking a
half.dozen new footballs. Dean, the quarter.
back, practsed tossing the leather sphere to b.
Traford, the fullbacl. who tried for goals from
the 2J-yard and then from the 3O-yart line. The
Harvard players looked rather light and hard
trained. but showed great activity and dash. The
Yale men were a few minutes later getting
in practice, and they tossed the football about
greatest animation in this by.play for the benefit
OF the spectators. Taken a whole, tie New
Haven athletes seemed heavier and more muscular.
their centre rush Hanson, looking like mountain
of flesh in his big white sweater" with the
figures 1913 on the breast. The Yale men had that
hearty greeting which no genuine New-llaven
delegation ever fails TO give the wearers OF the
blue A.,
Time was called for play at 2:20 p m. Nif.
Cowan of Princeton had declined TO act as referee,
giving as IA reason the present state OF iecnns ~
between Harvard and Princeton, when mign' gIssJ
TO make him a preiudiccd judge OF 'he ~ I" -
mems claims Mr. Porter, Of the Iiar chosen in
of 1881 celebrated half-back, wa" oon6darcc
his stead the Yale players expresSIss Iss,ised in ,he
| in his fairness which was fuIp prince,on ,yas
| subsequent contest. Mr. PEACE -
| the umpire .ss and chose the north end
! Harvard won w,,I, L a triAing advantage OF wind:
OF the fieid VII VII cot the bail, and had 10 lead
OH The two Teams '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

baggng which occurred there and assaults ana
burgarles go to support their complaint Last evening
an attempt made enter the house Of Professor
Thomas Egeston, OF the Columbia School OF Mines The
front cut into about the lock- while the family
was at The thief evidently scared OF by the
approach OF some pedestrian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
A Dr-KE,s son TO srrE FOp 1rREr

London, Nov. GA decision has been rendered
| under which the Earl Of Eustbn, eldest son Of the
Duke of Grafton. IS allowed 10 bring a criminal suit
against " The North London Press for alleging that
his Lorlship implicated in the West End scandal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
NIP SCHUYLER PREsENrs HIS CREDENTIALS

Cairo. Nov 23-Mr. Schuyler, the new American
Minister presen his credentials 10 the Khedve
day. In his address Mr. Schuyler said that If Americas
cooperation should be considered useful in completing
the mixed tribunals for tightening the financial burden
and for aiding in tho development of the country It
would be forthcoming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
SWITZERLAND AND BRAZIL.

Berne, Nov. 23.-Thc Federal Council has instructed
the Swiss Consul General at Rio Janeiro to continue
with the Provisional Government the relations here
tofore maintained with the Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

TWO BRITISH WARsIIIPS ORDERED TO BRAZIL
London, Nov. 23.-Two British warShips have beer
ordered 10 Rio JaneirO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

LACK OF POLICEMEN IN WASHINGTON SQUARE
Property owners Washington Square complain that
the police in that quarter Is inadequate 10 Tue
maintenance OF good order and the proper protection OF
the people OF the neghboFhood. The recent case Of sand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

The AMERICAN GIRL AND THE lord AGAIN.
London, Nov. 23.-Lord Edmond Fltzmaurice was
married to-day To Miss Corolne Fitzgerald who formerly
lived I'm Connecticut and Ncw-YOrk The ceremony
took place in ST. Peters Church. In Eaton square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

Franklin. Penn, Nov 23.-Messrs. Miller & slo-
ley declined to-day a cash offer Of S}6,OOO Tor the
yearing colt Electric Bell full brother 10 their noted
staIuon St Bel This is the highest price ever
oaered for an untrIed trotter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
A PROPOSED ROYAL BETRoTHAL.

Berlin, NOV. SJ.-IDe NdtlOHdi bd"oN' 9"'S
nan exists for the betrotha of the Czarewitch and
Princess Margaret Of Prussia the Emperors sistsr,
but thai II is not likely 10 be realized. The Czarha
and Empress Frederick. the paper says arc idNorS'
to such an alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

4 BryCO.STEERER GETS EIGHT fE4kS.
Pntsburg. Nov 23.-Frank a. Adrich' coh'lc'cd vi
Be buncoing7 John X. LENNON "ehhho"ii merchant
Of this city out of 10000 vas toHay Pententary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
DIED FROM A GUNsHoT WOUND.

Stanstead. Que Nov. 23.-Charles Cakins, formerly
Of Holland, VT, who shot on Monday by William
Blanchard, died this morning.
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off. Inc t"o ~
GeId in this order

PUTTING TIE BALL IN PLAY
rho gigantic Hanson touched the ball TO tie
o,ound and then passed il across to Gill Ths
rest of the Yale rushers formed into the we'll
known v. and Gill made several yards before p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

TWO BRITISH MARINE DELEGATES GONE HOME
Washington, Nov. 23.-Admral SIR H. Molyhc"N'
4 c. b.. and Captain Kendall, Of the Dublin steam
p,ckct COMPANY two of the delegates RON Ifra'
ritan 10 the international Marine Conference nave
,efurnel hnme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
SCOTTISH LIBERALS DEMANDING HOME
RULE FOR EVERYBODY

a MOVEMENT THAT WILL HURT Mr.. GLADSTONE
-MR. MoRLEY's SOCIALIST PRoGbAMME-
SIR EDWARD GUINNESS NoBLEGIFT
THE WEEKS STRIKE RECORD
STANLEY AND EMIN-
MR.. BARNUM
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them.
Mr. Stanleys own telegram, followed by Cap
tain Wssmanns, has sierced the last OF ihe
doubters 1t HIS silenced also those critics VINO
have SO long maintained that his expedition was
a failure. There is as much joy in Berlin as IN
London, the Germans taking some weI-cdrhei
credit to themselves for Captain Wlssmahh )
iudicous eXertons TO meet Mr. Stanley with sup
plies. Not the least striking incident OF the Whole
business is the message sent by the German LIN
peror to the officers OF the Potsdfm garrison, an
nouncing Stanlcy's and Emin's safety, and his
| promotion of Captain Wissmann TO the
rank Of major. The Germans, whose Sus-
ccptibility in all African affairs IS keen,
declare that Emin means TO transf,r his dOminons
-"nat Is lett Of them-to Germany, hence MS
cholce OF route leading to the German station.
ne truth is, the other road was swarming with
DiacK Dreands, and probably even Mr.. Stanley
has no further desire for more fighting than E
aDsoIutey necessary; nor does Mr. Stanley say
where ne intends to strike the coast. He is too
ola an African hand TO do that The Germans
have made all their part OF Africa uncomfortahly
hot even Tor caravan strong as Mr. Stanleys
The London and BerEn press abound in eulo-
ges on both Stanley and Emn Mr. Stanley's
enterprise is, says " The Standard n magnif-
cent example of chivalrous bravery. crowned by
splendid, perfect success. The story Of the Emin
Pacha Relief Expedition will have TO redeem the
page of history which, for the rest the English
man of to-day would gladly hide from the scrutiny
of posterity Other comments are in a similar
tone.
Mr. Barnum has reduced prices all round at
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ten ben Dur@fi6, Is SUB tief unb iber
1000 SUB lang in ioliben GeIien be-
pertfeaigt gu baben, peun bic 3abluns
gen regelmdbig einaebaltem tperben.
fredericksburg mirb feline 8abn baber,
pie bic Comforter lire. Wir f6nnen
teinen b%srainftigen @runb finben, tues.
balb bieie Orte, mie bic feinbli@en
Braber, chamber befebben 1oIen. Die
IuBennelt 1T ibnen neri@loRen, a5er
obne eigene Nnfrengungen tperben fie
f9perll@ borudrts fomme1, obslei6
mir es bei5en Stdot9en BON Screen
miini9en.
@ie f9on angebeutet, 1T auf cine
gehetuag Der @elbberbdltniie beim
GARNER Dor Der nd9lte1 Gottonernte
ti9t gu re6nen; tb6ri9t mGre es, iiber
beren Nusfau miiBise Betradtungen
an3uteaen, obglei@ Big iebt Der @tanb
Elm gang bor3lgli@er 1T.
Wir batten bas 8ergnigen, 6erru
5. 8. 8ui@, ben reiienben Mgenteu Be,
nGreien Prefe fur Seras" 3u besrhBen.
S9on tpegen feiner liebenspiirbigeu
gel1eibenbeit lei 9err 8uf9 unb feline
3eitung ieber 0euti9en Camille I'M &C.
birge beitens e~mpfoblen. E. S.
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Muerlet.

- SIN 9ifrittseri6t erbieltet1 seftern
cine @nsabl prOfeifoneler Spieler ibre
Strafe 5uoiftirt.
= Wir batten beute bas 8ergniigen
9errn 9ugo 2anbgraf BON 8renbam
bier gu besrlBen. 6err 2anbgraf tpito
fi9 cine Wode binbur6 aufbaIten, um
bon bier mad CORPUS g6rifi, eagle
paB unb auoeren pldben su geben, bic
ieiner @eiunbbeit autrdgli9 erldeinen.
= 2ieut. 8. SO. &obert, elmer Der
Ser. ct. Sngenieure, pel9e bic @olf.
taife bebafs N%nlesung zines SiefmaEers
bafens unterfudeu, f9reibt in grmibe.
ruus elmer g~inlabuns Der biefigen Gan.
~belsb6rie, baB bic RommifRou am Jreis
tag ober Samitag bier e%intreffen mirb,
um bic WanfGe unb Nnf9ten ber 8ir,
ger entgesenSunebmen.
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= era =.

Sn Gpringtpwn, nabe Decatur
purbe bic So9ter bes &eb. Blair bonn
gIib eridiasen.
WefIi6 bon &ust wtitbete am
II. Mai elm 9agelfurm, Der beird9tli=
den S6aben anriGtete.
Ius 81 paio tpirb beaigli9 bes
Wablitreites gemelbet, baB, i'm Sale
&rafauer pirtli9 cine Wtaioritdt aler
abgegebenen Stimmen erbalten bat,
feline Wabl auf ben @runb bin anges
foGten tuerben tpirb, baB er ni9t boiler
gtrger bes 2dnbes 1T, ba er feline leb.
ten giirger. papiere nod ni6t ausferti'
gen lahen. Wenigtens bebaupten
feline @egner. bariiber tpeber in 8erar
nod in 81 paiO @ountp einen @intrag
gefunben 5u baben.
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wurft, Mautb,paareu,

@rocerpbdnbler unb Gpeifepirtbe
bonn 2anbe m69ten mir einbringli9
barauf aufmerffdm MAIDEN, bob mir
fir bic Gabrifatipr BON Wurit unb
&au9maaren umfansreide Bnrbereis
tunger g~etroffen baben ilnb In Gtanb
geiebt finb, aaen Mnforberungen @es
niige gu leiien. Wir geben @arantie
fur quite Waare unb reeue Bebienung.
Die 3ubereituns ftebt unter unierer pers
f6nli1en 2eitung. 6enbet Cure 8es
ftellungen Bel 3eiten elm.
% m. 9bfIing & 6obn.
1,10w1i 511 Ioenue 6.
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sg- 9err Moore, 9Otmeifier su
grabibau, 3d., bei@lOB, na@bem e,
cine Nn5eise BON gbamberldins 2olits,
@boleras unb Diarrboea : Mittel eele:
len, cine tleine 6lai9e Sabon gu per'
iu@en. ST fa9t: sd gebraudte es
in atpei Gdlen fur &olit unb in brei
fur 9iarrbDe nit boltommenem Ct.
folge. Cine Dolis beruria9te LIBERAL
8eKerung nit Nusuabme zines JaIes,
mo bel einem Mnfane bon b6sartige,
2olit cine aweite n6tbig mar. Sd
femme cine In5abl BON patentsM ebi3i.
men, bic i6 gebrau6t, Ober fiir bic i'd
Nsent mar, aber feline, bic before &es
iultate ergab, als @bamberlains Golit..
@boleras urlD 9iarrboe Mittel. 3um
8ertauf au rs unb so Gents BITE Glai9s
Bel 81. gsbn 6 Co., s. &alteper &
Sobn uab aIen anberer N~potbetern.
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q Bel Der iebigen beiBen Wittes
rung 1T es cine mabre grbolung, Elm
2otal aufiu9eH gu ~f6nneu, bas fret unb
luftig gelegen 1T. % m. Mutb's
2on3erts@a rten unb pabiuon entipri9t
allen Nnforoerungen in bieier 9inf9t.
Wuf benz Gouoernementsz 6iigel gelege11,
1T es mittelt Der StroBenbabn mibelos
gu errei9en unb bietet iebem grboIunss=
bebdrftigen aaes @rmanf6te. SUITE
Muft gu b0ren, muB man bierber ge,
ben. iowie man aud ni9t lei9t elm
apeites gtablifement fipbet, 100 10 fir
ale leibli6en Bebirfnife @orge getras
gen 1T, tpie bier. IS lift elm @ommers
IusFussort einaig in ieiner Nrt.
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~ 2eute, bic pianos unb Orgelu
faufen tuonen, folten li9 baran eri1s
nern, baB mir in bieiem @ei9dfte felt
"a Sabren tbdtig finb, baB mir aur BE
beften Snftrumente fiibren unb bon tel.
1er Sabrif abbdngig finb, ba mir nur
fur boar faufen. Wir berfaufen feline
Waaren auf Gommifion, fonbern mir
faufen uno ~bertaufen auf eisene Ge9s
1ung unb fu9en itets Dem publifum
gere9t gu nerben. Sn GoIse befen
f6nnen mir biQiger bertaufer unb un(ere
&unben finb f9er, Sci uns bic leidtes
fen gebinguugen, bic gr6Bte Muspabl
nnb bic frengiie &eeaitdt gu finben.
Wtan fault nirgenbs better als in benz
altbetpdbrten Wufitbaufe bon Cog
gan Bros, 208 Commerce 5traBe,
San Mntonio.
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9etitionen:-@ Bon s. giien.
lobr, s. 8. Wur3ba9 uno Mrs. @ors
bon, um &ebuttion bes M0eKments.
Bon ben Gone Star Chemical Wptts,
bic on ber Weft Soufton Strabe lire
Jabrif erri6ten poaen.
9is g. u. @traBenbabn= @eieli6 daft
tbeil@mit, baB tie in Der @ib : Gloress
@traBe gum Mranias paB Babnbof nod
Elm @eleiie legen unb amii9en benz Mla.
mo pla3a unb benz lelben Depot brei
teue Wei@en anbrinsen tpirb, UNI ben
8ertebr gu bepdltigen. Die petition
tpurbe benz betr. &omite iiberwieIen.
Sartor iiberrei@te bic proteltbei9IiKe
Der Btr5er BET 8. @arb, Die bprgeleien
tpur5en.
Ser Beri9t oes Sngenieurs iiber bic
@ren5en Der Martt Strabe tpirb auf
g%mpfebIuns bes Stabt=NntpaIts refors
Dirt tperben, bamit Der @tabtrat6 1pGter
%baraufbin cine Orbiaan3 %erlafeu fam,
tpel6e gewi7es @isentbum inter Set,
ton POL e%rprpprii1t.
9as @ebalt bes Glerfs beg Sta6ts
Solicitors puroe bon $40, auf SIS pro
Monat erb0bt.
Ser geri6t bes Ir6iteftea Gramer,
pDna6 Der Gontraftor 8raoen on ber
9taotDale fur $4,000 Nrbeit getban bat
unb aur @mpfangnabme bon $4,000 be.
re9tigt 1T, wurbe Dem betr. &omite
tbergeben. 9as &omite tpoate benz
&ontraftor nur $1,000 ober $4,000 aus.
b~eaablen, mogegen Galteper prpteiirte,
oa bic Stabt fem &e6t bat, @elber 3us
r%iid3ubalten, bic be3ablt tperoen miNen.
Ser 8eri9t beg &omites beaiisli9 Der
@rable9ung ber 9tt6 an Der WaHers
ftraBe, wel9e Mngelesenbeit benz Stras
Benfommihdr iibernieien purbe, cling
an oas 2omite suriid.
Ser 8eri9t tiber bic petition Der
Wraafas paB 8abn, bic bur1 Mabifon,
@artenz unb preia @traBe elm @eIeiie
legen min, lautet u%n9itnftg. Ser Be.
ri6t pirb angenommen.
9ie 8sratbung iiber ben Bau elmer
neuen Marftbaqe uurbe big aur nd9fen
8erfammlung berI9pben.
86lbaume belt cine ldngere &ebe au
8unften ber proietttrten 9traBens unb
giienbabnIinien; San Nntonio fei
bnr6 bic 8abnen groB seuorbsn uno
iebt Deriu6te man N0es, I'M fie au unters
briiden. Neue 8abnlinieu ieien cine
Sa@e Der Notbpenbisfeit. Wenr man
bic Gair gum grfolg MAIDEN noble, 10
miiRe man fir before unb i9uelere
Transportation Der 8eiu9er iDrger.
Sur@ bic gnsbersisteit ieiner 8arger
babe San Nntonio f6on bel perIoren;
10 bic Mai1inen=W erfitdtten Der Snters
national unb BET Suniet=8 abn. Nls
bic International 8abn Nnitalten traf,
f. bier au bausu, babe Der Stabtratb
nitts @iligeres gu tbun gebabt, als
Dur9 bas @runbfhd, tpel9es benuBt
tuerbeu iolte, straBen au siebeu. 9as
rauf baute bic 8abn in Yalefine.
Die SunIet 8abn puroe auf bieielbe
Weife nod 9ouitOn g~etriebeu. Sept
orbeite man tpiebsr gegen bic Nusitels
lung.
Muf Mntrag BON Raltener pirb bic
&apib Sranft 8abnsS roinan3 in Wies
bererwdgung ge5ogen tperben.
9ierauf bertagte i9 ber Sta6tratb
bis MittwO9 Na@mittag $3.50.
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4orresponoeni. Bear Greer,
3err GountD.-Das iebt in SiBung be.
finbIide 9iitrittgeri9t bot ii9 borahg=
lid nit Der lebten Srag6bie aus SEER
Counties tpilber periobe, ben Bii9ern
Der S%obnion's Gamilie, au bei9dftigen.
Wir molen ben S9leier, Der auf ber
fudmiirbigen Nffaire liest. ni6t aufbe.
ben; bas @eri9t mag feline S9uIbigs
felt tbun; bic minberwertbige Beb6lte.
ruag aber tpirb erfabren, baB bic 3eis
ten beg Gauitre6ts poriber fiuo, baB bic
beferen glemente entf@loKen inb. Elm
teues 8Iatt aufauf9lasen, bas &einer
unbeitraft bef6muben barf.
Sn 6err1 66reiner's Woubaus fnb
bereits iiber tauienb Sud Wole abge.
Iiefert, biertauieno tperben ~ertuartet.
Comfort rednet auf ca. 800 Sad. gu
20 @ts. pro pfunb ma9t bieie Wols
ernte elm blbi9es Sammden. Die
Sdaf3u6t i'm 2Ieinem berbreitet fd
iebr raid, gum Segen bes Garmers urb
tIeinen 2anbbefbers.
2eiber bilbet bic 3unabme Der Gaub.
there, beionbers Der W6lfe, cine groBe
plage. 9err 81. 9oebbler eriu9t mid,
cine 8eriammlung Der S9af3a@ter in
Mnregung gu %bringen, UNI iiber iDfemas
tif9e 8erfolgung Der W6lfe au beraz
then. 9err Soebbler bat nit eifernen
Jalen siemlid grfolg gebabt. Man
f4leift Gleif9 ober g~ingetneiee getrdntt
nit ASA feedita, Seufelsbred, fteut bic
Gauen i'm trail auf inbem man oaruns
ter aud Glide Sropfen oisst. Ser @es
ru@ lodt bic Sbiere an; mo Der @eru6
am tdrffea 1T, piiblen fe bic grbe
I'M, alio mo- bic Gale tebt.
Yin gemeinf9aftli6es Norgeben Der
Sdaf' unb 8teb3i9ter peripr6de quite
@eiultate. Die Safers. &ogeen. uno
Wei3enerute pirb in IA Sagen beains
men; fe berfpri9t einen boben @rfraa
on Buibel, tuenn aud ni6t in v@aib",
einem Mrtifel, Der nod aiemli6 rar 1T,
ba 5os 8iebgei6dft sdnsli9 title itebt.
Sn Comfort bat 9err Sngenblit ben
Gleiidcontratt fir bic Mrbeiter on Der
Griebri6sburser 8abn, mobur9 auf eli
niee 3eit elm Martt fur oieie @egtnb
erDhnet 1T. Die grbs pielmebr Stein,
arbeiten om pboben Berg" Der 6riebs
ri9sburger gabn baben begonnen. 9ie
Gontrattoren sebenfen in ca. 6 Mona.
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3 ei1eis sbeseusum 8.

Do ts benz aGmadtisen seIaIen bat, unfe.
TEN tbeuren Bruber U. Sdoenert aus bic.
fen, 2eben a~b3uberafen, bat bic @ermania. 9ose
SO. 1886 in ibrer beutiseu @erIammluns
bef4IoHen;-
Dab bic 2ose in Bruber u. S9osnert elm
a@tbarss Mit9lieb, einen sepiHenbaften 8eam.
6es gerRorbenen bas ber3Ii9fe 8eileib fur ben
berbea gerluf aussefpro9en unb bic Sbmfa'
tbie Der 2ose ausefdert peroe;
DaS obise Reiolutionen burd bic vGreie
@refe~ ber0fentlidt perben unb 6er 6amilie
bes gerforbeuen cine abfdrift berielben ause'
iteal perbe.
gb. We1er,
@. S'albini, aemite
Sobn 8Oebarbt.)
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galifprnia.@eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm srpBes 2az
ger bon feinen California Weinen BEL
6errn s. s. Meper am alamo
plaaa. 6err Meper iudt bic Weine
on Ort unb STEELE aus utb farft brett
aus benz Seller ter Weinai6ter. Als
sutem Renner selingt es Inn fets, bic
beften Sorten aus3uwdblen.. ct fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit eiuent
guten Sropfen Derfeben. @otb= unb
MeiBmeine in borai9li9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @a1one = frei
Ing 6aus geliefert.
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9emtiA Gmgliide gdbmle.
9 Antonio, Sero8

ausrtannt tidtise aebranitaIt fir 8nabsn
uno Mdb@en ; ieit breiSia Sabren in reser
@irtiamteit. 8ortreffi9e 2ebrfrafte unter be.
ipdbrter 9situns. Der enslifden Sprade pirb,
pie Der beutiden, bole Rednuns setrasen.
aubereem nnterridt i'm Spanifdsn. Ginger.
maben borbereitete Sdulsr inoen jeber3eit
aufnabme. 2dbere austunit ertbeiIcn Serr
8. @roos, PrdfOent bes S9uI 8oraanbes
unb 8 M. 8arbed, 9irettor Der gnftaIt.
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Qampfer Nsentur.

Die .Greie greHe hr 8 E.
ras1 bertritt bic folgenben 9ampfer'
2inieu, ertbeilt ole ndbers Nustunft
tuesen gafase nod nnb bon europa
unb berfauft 9ampff6if. unb Glen.
babnbilete su ben niebrigiien Staten.
Die 2ife Der bon uns reprdlentirten
linien it:
@autburs . Munerifanii9e 9ampfs
i&ifffabrts Gefellf@aft.
8eb Gtar 9inie (0lnttperpen).
gomba9mie @enerale 9ranss
atlamtiqme.
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~ gn @ein5eit, MobIsei6mad,
&oblenidures@ ebalt unO ionftigen euten
gigeni@aften iibertrift fein geeentpdrtig
bier in 6an Mntonio I'm Martte befinbs
li@es Bier bas trefni6e x X x
Der @itn 8rauerei.
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Oie 0erreu 81 heiner& @ouI

Oie 9erren 81 beiner & Saul,
bic umii9tigen unb suborfommenben
@irtbe beg Miifions @artens, bieles
GOn3ert : @artens mad d9t beuti1em
Mufter, babsn es bertanben, burd bas
Engagement Der r8enetianilGen Srou.
baboursA = elmer aus Z aumutbigen
iungen Samen seftebenben 2apene =
cine neiie Mttraftion ftr ibr NIT 9e9t
10 beliebtes 2otal gu f@afen.
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6 d. t.!

Gin beuti1es Wdb9en ober cine
Grau, (aber obne Rinoer) tpirb eeiudt,
tpel9e in elmer Gamilie bon brei CT.
ma9ienen perinnen, obne Qinber, bic
6ausarbeit beforaen. fomie mai9en
unb to9en ion. 2obn SIP per Monat.
mrs. MeIIs Sbompon,
2,5,4mp Columbus, Seras.
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@rpke 3iebmmg am 81.
W3ai 1850.

Grfer g tp II: Gin feines pors
ceqan Safel. Serbice ppn 125 5tiid.
3meiter g ID / II n: Gin f96nes
8orce1an Sbee Serbice BON Sc Stif
(aus ber Jabrit bon 9abilanb & Co.,
Wer Groceries i'm Wertbe bon 81
tauft, erbdlt elm Coos fir bieie 2otterie.
Mranias prescott
gGe 6oufon. unb Solebab GttaBe.
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@ehen ste madb europa 3

Befe Oampfer, nieorigite Gabrpreife,
greurfonssB ilets our Barrier Weltaus'
iielung unb nod allen puntten IN
9euti1lanb, ber S6mei3. 9olano,
BeIgier H.. I. 10. Weitere Nusfunft ers
tbeilt s. 5. lien g o n, Igens
ten 410 Sat S%outonftraBe, San Ans
tomb, Seras.
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6arnif@ & 8dr.

bic ~berlbmten 2onoitor, baben i'm utt=
tern Stodwert 6es Opernbauies cine
&onbitorei etablirt, mo- SobapaHer in
allen 8ariationen un6 giscream, iotpie
Candies, 3u9en &C. in better Qualit6t
gu baben finb. 27.4,3mt
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@fi6dfts=G r6ffmng.

Dem seebrten pubIitum sur. Na6.
ri6t. baB i'd 22S 6ouHon . GtraBe Elm
2unoensS @neioergei6dft er6fnet babe,
uno bite i'd UNI sefdlisen 3nipra@.
Suite 4rbeit Bel reellen preiien ipirb
augefi9ert. $. GabIbufh,
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2n berfanfen

elm groBss, ielbffpielenbes Sr6eitrion,
(gbrli9s patent) NIT Y bet neueifen
Wuitfiide. Suberturen, @borale, Sies
Der unb SGnae aIer Mrt, unter 2otens
preis fur $500. aug. Galtin,
2,5 ,5mtp Comfort, Seras
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sa~ Wir baben elm paar i9on ge.
braudte Safel. pianos, mel9e mir bes
iofbers biQig fir Baar ooer auf Mb3abs
lung ($5 ober $40 per Monat) berfals
fen. S4os. @oggan& Bros.