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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Isle lit bies!

@ir bieten ~einbunbert Dollars SeIobnuna
fur ieben SAL BON aatarrb, Der nidt bur9 Gin.
nebinen bon Saa's Ratarrb Rur sebsiIt iper6en
fam.
8. 5. ebeneb & Co., eisentedmer,
SoIebo, Ohio.
@ir bic llater3eidnsten baben 8. 8. gbeneb
felt ben lehien IS Sabren sefannt unb balter
ibn fur b%oafommen ebrenbaft in allen Sc.
f4dftsbsrbanblunsen uno fnan3ieu befdbiat,
QUE bon feiner Sirma einsesansenen 8erbino.
li9teiten gu erfiaeu.
NET & 9ruar, g~rosbanosIs . 9rosuiHsn,
2olebo, Ohio.
8 aiding, ainnan& Marbtn, gros.
banoels.S rosuifen, Solebo, Obio.
g. 8. . an Soefen, aafirer EoIebo Na.
tional 8anf, Snlebo, Ohio.
Sal's Gatarrb &ur nirb innerIi aenommeu
unb pirtt brett auf bas BIut uno bic fd(ei.
misen SberFd@en bes Sbfems. 8euaniEe
fret Serfaubt. Yreis rs Gents fur bic G[ofte.
8erfauft bon allen gpOtbstern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
&i@ter Garlton's 8rief:
Salt 2afe 9th. 1883.

Salt Safe Gitb, 1888.
Wertber Doftor: 8ebor i'd mad benz
Often abreiie, mub i6 sbnen msine anerten-
nuns sbrsr @ef@idli@ssit ausfpre9en. SHE.
malls fonnte i'd paheaOe ausenslaier befom.
men, aber na@oem i'd Sbr punoerbares 81.
fem fennen lernte, 6atte i'd bas 8ersniiaeu,
meine Sebtraft tpieber3usrIansen, tpie i'd Fe NUT
in meinem &nabeniabren befas. Sd beidlp6,
mid an Sic gu %tpenben, nadbem i'd sbr 81.
fem bur@ cine bubble iunse Dame bon Gum.
NIT gountb fennen letnte, tpelde nit einem
tumpli5irten augenfebler bebaftet NOR Sic
fonnte enf cine gutfernuns BON 6 Gus Nie.
manb ertenneu, aber mad @ebrau9 Sbrer gu-
sensldfer iiebt fie 70 gut pie irsenb Semanb.
AIs fe gum etiten 0faIe 70 bic gtrabe auf unb
ab blidte. unO Die entfernten 8erssipfeI fab,
mar ie boiler 8erpunbermng uu6 zine reae
Belt, Elm Rarabies, i6ien ibr eridloEen.
grsetenff
u. 3. carlton,
8orfbenber b. ntab. COMMITTEES.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Bei6einigt:
6. g. @laubon, .@iip @Iert.

n- SIN beliebten Miffipms.
0artem fino gB3immer eingeri1tet
unb et6fuet morben, nofeltf mon res
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebmen unb a Ia
carte ipeilen fann. Muitern perben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung ierbirt.
Mablseiteu uerben i'm eigenen @eI9irr
ausgeianot uno auf Wunfh Dinners
unb Soupers ins 0aus seliefert. aufs
merffame 8eOienung unb prompte Mus.
fibruug Der Nuftrdae garantirt.
Nbeiner & Saul.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Mrs. sstmstO,p's sOOtbtms esrnp.

@eb. Splpunus Cobb idreibt i'm 30.
ftcn @hriitiun 6reemun": auf tcinen
Tal waroen mir cine Mebijin enapfeblen,
nuu,eutlid fur Sinbs.. wenn mir ni&t
wiiBten, bas fs gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
Winslcms Sprup tSnnen mir iebe& aus
@rfahruns ipredsn. Sn unlerer eiaenen
6amilie bat er lia ols Sesen ern ieien,
neil er einem 8inbe, bas NIT Rclil aes
peiniSt war, SGluf Seri&oifte unb ben
@ltern &uhe wdbrenb Der Ra&t
7herte. Die msifen Gltern srerben bic.
fen Seaen ou i8dsen miEen. Sier in
Elm artifel, Der fi4 bew6brt unb Earmlos
1T, benin Der S&laf, ben er benz ainhe
p;rf6uHt. IN nutirli@ unb Der fleine Gn.
gel erwa&t 70 better ME Elm aucpf."
Wdbrenb bes 3abnsns 1T fem Grfclg nm.
i&dstar. Wir hoben bdufis genus bon
Weittern bic Geuseruns sehSrt, baB fe
nidt cbne ben Gprup fem mSsen bon Der
@eturt bes Siuoss an bic our Vcneu.
ouua bes 3abnenS. Verfauft bon allen
Npptbefsrn ~ Is Gents bic SlolAe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Die Mm8ens, Sbrenz mnb @remifdte
3ranfbeiten.

Or. prentiee's @bfsm Der a%usenunterfu,
dung 0eine eisene Grfnbune) ii in mebreren
BET grobten Sospitaler guropas eingeflbrt
tporoen unb biele Der leitsnben amsritanifden
asrate sebrauden es. Oura feline ~anpenbuns
nerOen aae ausenabel ~beieitist uno bic Musen
%setpinnen biel bon ibrsr serlorenen @tarte
bieber.
aGe aerate Der @tabt ino boIi6H einseIa.
ben, Or. @rentiee's @sfem fennen su Iermen
nnb 3eusen Der Operatiouea au fem. Or.
Rrentice bat hdbrenb Der Iebten IL Wonate
naebr ole 1000 aasen bonn S9ieIeu befreit.
% beruria9t tpenis ober gar feline @dmersen
uno 1T oft in 80 Sefunben setban.
Der folsenoe Brief bes 8orfibenben Der rtab,
gommiifion stebt cine Sbee bonn @ertbe bes
nsuen Or. @renttee'f@en Sbfems:
&tdbter Garlton's 0rief:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
California Weiue.

Welnliebbaber fin6en Elm arObes &as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BET
Germ s. 5. Meper am Nlamo
plasa. 9err Meper iudt bic Meine
an Srt uno STEELE aus ui.b farft brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Mein3ii1ter. gIs
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aussumdblen. @r fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien hit einent
guten 9ropfen perieben. &otb- unb
WeiBmeine in bor3iigli9er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per Gallone -rei
Ing 6aus aelieEert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
MaBaebenoe QfuSid,ten.

Der 9puntr sMnpaIt Maunhap BON Glap Co., qeros,
fast sd babe electric Bitters nit BEN lberraShsnb,
ten Grfelse setrau&t. Mein gruher lit ebeufals Ia
bpbem Grade an Malarta nue Gelbiuht, ruree aber
@ ~serhantt ietne @ettuns~ ausi6Iieblia hem Gleetrie
Bttters.
9err o. 8. @tleryfen BON Sprfe Save, ap., fist
elm dbnlt6eS 3eusnib btnsu, inSeni sr iast : Gr sIauBt
seftip, sab er ~selterben mare, Bate er uidt electric
Bitters auseranht.
Disie aussset1nete 'Mehictn f6ast sesen Dsnsue
unb ale malartifen 2eibeu ebenipnobt, ME er hieSeIbsn
%beieitist. linhtertrefHi@ 1T Is aud Bel eebers unb
Nterenleteeni icpte allen hbrtsen St6runsen Der gerz
hauunssorsans. 9reis so Gents unn 81 per Slaf4e In
antu Tpcibetsu. WbrIefale bel Dreis, 9temp{pn & &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
@abl : proclamation.
Mapors Office.
Staot San Nntonio, Seras,
Is. Sanuar, 1889.

IL. Sanuar, 1889.
Sn ToIae Der mir burh ben 5reibrief
unb Die Sroinan5en Der 5tabt San
Qntoaio ibsrtragenen Nutoritdt, erlaRe
i'd, Wrpau @alasban, Mopor Der Stabt
San Nntoaio hermit meme proflamas
tlon unb orbne an unb befimme, haB
cine Wabl ON
3meitem MOatus tint Tebrmar 1889
Gallo ON elfteu Sage bes beiasten Mo.
nats) %abgebalten miro, UNI bic foIgen.
Den Beamten gu erwdblen, nGmIid:
Mapor, &eforoer, Solicitor. StraBens
fommiRdr uno 5u6lf Siaotratbsmit.
glieoer.
Die 9timmpldBe in ben berfhiebeneu
Warbs tperben BON 8 ubr Worgens biz
6 nbr Mbenbs on ben fOlgenoen Orten
often fem:
Waro SO. 1. poli3ei ; 6ouptquar.
tier, Militdrs plo5a; Wabl.8 oribenber,
Simon G6nisheiu.
Warb go. 2. gde GAIT unb Dofo.
rofa StraBe; WaDls 8oribenber, S.
u. Sanhe3.
Marb go. 8. @de 9areoo unb Wef,
9oufon straBe; Wabl : 9orfBenber,
Sobn Stappenbed.
Waro So. 4. &rii9's 0ole; Mabls
8oriBenber, s. 8ilemaln.
Waro No. 5. Gommer's @orten,
gde MDe. 8 unb 3ebnte 5traBe;
Wabls8 orfbenber, @ufap Grai6.
Warb so. 6. @de Gin unb NoIan
strabe; Wabls0 orlibenber, Dm. s.
paee.
Warb So. Z. gde Matuaorba unb
8ictoria @traBe; Wabl Borfbenoer,
Charles u. 9ennn.
Marb 80. 8. 2O7 Sno sNIamo,
@traBe, gde 8ilita 9traBe; Wabl,
8orfiBenber, 8. %. Mcaaifer.
Die Wabl tpirb abgebalten unb bic
Beri6te oariibsr tperben eingerei1t In
uebereinfimmung nit Seftion 20 bes
tdbtii@en Jreibriefes unb NIT benz
Staatsaefeb, Nfte bort IA. M1ra. 4.
Suli 1887, ber 20. 9~egislaiur, settle
Fl.
Die @timmgeber in ie6er Warb fims
men fur einen Wapor, einen &efor6er,
einen Solicitor, einen StraBentommi1'
idr, einen alderman ibrer reipettiper
Waro unb bier Nlbermen at large.
Gum 3eusniB bierfir unterihreibe
i'd bier meinen Namen uno babe neraits
s5sayss, laBt, oaB bas 5isgel Der @tabt
49, San Nntonio ON oieiem IS. 5dge
beg Sanuar A. d. 1889 b~inausefigt
mirb.
8rpan gaIIagban.
Masor.
8ef6einigt:
nc 81 Ror. R1n Tf..e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
:. Ser 81. Qasfer in @aInefnn 10

Ser 80. 9aster in @albefon bat
bon ben 9errn Cunningham unb Wc.
@regor aus San angelo cine 3ufdrift
erbalten, porin ibm mitgetbeilt miro,
bob bon Som Green @ountp, aus. Der
Wdbe bon San Nngelo, elm 8aneu
8aummole an i'm abgeididt tuorben
1T, unb 3ipdr Der erte 8aIen Baums
poae, uel9er auf Der ,bemdFerten
Garm" Der %genannten beiben Serreu
gesogen DOrben 1T. Wie He binaufi=
gen. 1T berfelbe BON einem Nder aes
pfliidt, unb fe fprefen es aIs ibre feite
ueberaeugung aus, baB in 3utunft ihr
bepd6ertes 2anb minbefens einen,
tpabrl6einli9 anbertbalb 8alen ais
Sur6f6nitts= @rtrag ge5en tuerbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

8idter s. ". 2inbfss bon Gainesville,
Ser, III elm gu. unb Sortbeilbaft betdnnte,
Mann in Seras Ct mar in Or. Brenliee's
8ebanbluns bot 4 Sabren unb iast am Sdlnf'
zines tarsli6 an Dr. Yrentiee seri6teten 8rie.
fes Sbre 9ebanoluns bat mir srobe DienAs
geleiftet nno bin i'd Sbnen banfbar bafiir. 81
foute mid freuen, bon Sbnea su boren.
@rsebenf
s. M. %2inbfeb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
8udlens Mrutea.salbe.

Die btfte Gable Der BeIt fir Gdnitte,
Gneti9unsen, @eidpiirs, Gieber. unb Saut.
ansl@las, Gle9te. %seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grot.
oeuien uno ole Sauttranfbeitsn ; farirt S1.
nsorreotosn ODER feline S%esabIuns. 8aaise
Salisfaet'en garantirt o6er bas @elb pirb
auruderifaftet. rs Gents bic GdahteI. Bum
gertauI in aasn apotbeten. 9reib, 9bomp.
fon & 60, @boIefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Gin banfbarer Nattent,

Der isinen &amen ni@t senanut baben mill unb
Der feline poIItdnbise @ieberher.
f%eIIuns bon dtperem 9eibsn elmer in
feirem Soitorbud ansesebenen ar3nei berbanft,
ldbt eurd uns baIelbe f%ofenrei On feline
leioenSen Mitmeniden berf9iden. Dieles erobe
Bud entbalt &e5epte, bic in ieOer Npottefe
semadt ueroen tonnsn. SGidt Cure MbreFe
NIT Briefm irfe an: yrtbafe Gltnte s.
9tspeniarp, Is 6. @onftun ctr, Retp
9urt 70. q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

@idter ~. 8. YrieF's tIeiae sodier
9fObis in Sort @ortb, 9eras, tpelde biele Sabre
lang idielte, ipuroe bon Dr Yrentiee in he.
niger als elmer Minute operirt unb aIeidt
iest elmer ipanifden Saonbeit. Dies 1T nur
elm Gall inter Sunberten, mo Or. Yrentiee
total fdielenbe ausen in normaIe umwanbelte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Qast G,um nifbt t6usheu hu,

- 2aBt Gu9 ni6t tdufGen burb
niebere preiie fur Nrbeit, rpeI@e better
als irgeno cine in Seras geliefert tuirb,
fonbern berfist gu9 nod Gallo.
NAYS pbotograpbifhem MteIisr, Ro.
Alb Ofs oufon. 5fraBe. mo gu9 CUTE
uuo sufrieoeuifelenbe glrbeit gu reeIIem
Yreife garantirt wir0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

~ pianos. = @robe preiie,
f@Iedte maare, 9oten nit 3infen,
binbeHbe 9ontrafts, tDertblDie @arans
tisn e., miiHeu ber DeHet erwartet
tperben, bic pianos urb OrgeIr BON
Qauitrera, 4rdmeru, GonhgnatiOns,
Ddufern unb berslei1eu taufen. Werf
ileIDet biss, inbem SIR BEL Dem 3uber.
nlltgeH 9auie BON 5bos. @oegan &
Bros, Son aniouiO, fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

"a Gapitalifen unb Goi9e, tuel9e
ibr @elb III Grunbeioentbum anIeger
iuolen, Derweiieu mir auf bic 9In3eige
Der 9erreu 8. 8. Dignomitp & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

~ Sbr fpnrt @eIb, ipenu ibre Cure
Drudla1en Bel SDbnon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

8rptuas Wefrigeratur . Martt,
gde @iib sAlamos unb M~artine3.G traBe
fibrt frif9es, gep6feltes unb gerduder.
tes Gleii@; ole Sorten Wurf, Slide,
Muferu, @efltigel, Milb. Muftrdee
werbeu prompt ousgeflbrt. Often ben
gan3en Sag. 4,12,6M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

90 m. 8. DmtterfiDe, 1886
Dfs0ouhons6 trnBe, plumbers, Sos.
unb Steam . Gitters, baiten fid BEN
publitum fit llle In ibrGa1 i9lagenben
@rbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre6eu
prompie HeIDrgung aller Muftr1ge.
9rouIeu6ter, Gas. GiStures, Brakeman.
men. @lOfets &c. tets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

30 Geinfe uilb biuisHe Orudla.
Den bet 5 obnfon Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

1er Sobnon8 Bros. liefern bic
beffen unb billigften Srudia@eu. SEPT
Al ihnem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28

Die pIuralitdt BouIanger's tiber Soc.
CUES betrdst alio 81, $50 un6 feline abs
folute Maioritdt 54,432 5timmen.
Das III elm gera5e3u perblafenbes
&eiuItat unb 9lei93eitis elm iGuerer
S9lag fiir bic Gepublit i'm aQgemeinem
unb bas Minifferium 6loquet i'm ge.
fonberen. Die goulaneiifen berfiinbeu
benn au6 iebt f9on ~frobIofeno ben u1s
mittelbar beborftebsnbsn Stur3 beg Mi.
nifferiuns GIoquet. Sic ~propbe3eien
ferner bic Muf6fung bes parIamentes
unb bic Nnberauming bon Neuuablen
I'M Mdra. @s beiBt aud, baB Neu.
gruppirungen bon GROCER 8ebeutung
in ber Oeputirtenfammer beborfdnben.
Gina bier3ig Deputirte tperben = 10
heiBt es-tpabri6einli6 aus Benz raois
fallen Glieel Der republifanif6en pars
tel austretert unb i6 ben Boulangifen
anf9lieeen, fobaB oieie bann iiber cine
ftattli6e, aus mebr als fed3ig Mitglies
bern beifebenbe partei In Der 2ammer
5u berfisen bdtten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Mastsn

M1asfen
un6
0alentines
In GROCER Nuswabl
bel pauI Wagner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-28
Dr.. Prentice,

(anssfommen bon eonbon, enslant).
1T int Menser>S otel, saH 4ntoaio,
big gum 9. Tebruar.
Office 5tunben ttur non
10-3 ubr.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-17

for three great wants, tO-wit: culture.
knowledge and something to ex-
plain to them all they see around them,
and also their own nature, condition ana
destiny. In civilized times and in Chris.
tian land the means of finding an answer
tn these wants were u be supplieA 20 the
by Christian benevoience Ali three Of
these modes OF instruction are employed
and relied upon In every civil government
throughout North America. Public provi-
sion BY the government for the education
and culture Of its children adOrns the pages
lie provision for universal education 10
now cardinal principle IN the govern.
ments at this country. In the early years
Of AOntana's assuming " take upon her
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

THE western poplar. sometimes called
the American tulip tree noiiher name
Is used with scientific oxactnes7l, bears @
sln-ulary lovely flower. and as the tree
Is itself "a magnificent one. the flower
wth the Two annexed and peculiar
leaves. would make as fine an emblem
certainly as do the lilies Of France or the
roses ol England It might bee urged
that the tree IS not common 90 an Sec
tons Of the republic, but that is an OLD
lection that applies % almost every
plant Many people admire the morn
Ing glory. but it is neither general in
growth nor IN favor The sunAower 81.
% national emblem must have been sug-
ge.tel as q joke Certainly no one has
yct advanced any good reason for adopt.
ing 10 except ihat. In the form we know
lt % Is peculiarly American and grows
DO nearly ali sections The violet and
daisy have much better reasons in their
favor the former may be considered
one extreme rs the sunll0wer is the
other. undue and un-American m0dcsty
against garish prominence and fragrant
color Surely q typical United States
flower can be found without proceeding
10 desperate extremes.
The Society OF American Florists. Of
which John - May. Of Summit, \. j..
s president, and which will hold IFS fifth
annual convention at Buffalo on the
.0th. 2ist and 22l Of August. proposes
20 discuss this subject fully and decide
By ballot Ii Is. therefore, in order TO
inquire how certain flowers became tie
emblems OF other nations. Two facts
surprise one az the outset. very few
nations hayeadopted a distinctive flower,
and Of these few the choice OF many
appears ridiculous 1t is evident. in
deed that they were not deliberately
chosen-they came 10 their place rs en-
hlcms hy some accident or local super.
e,it.0n What reason. for instance, can
Che Welsh give for adopting the leck:
Only this, that from time immemorial it
has been SO, and now on ST. Dayids day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
POLICE Court.
The DocKc; disposed 81 Nv Justice
Crutchncid esicrday.

Among the large number Of cases "a
number sufficient 60 ordinarily occupy
the time of the Police Court several
hours but few occupied any time. and
300 short order the docket was disposed
of
The only cases which coulG be con-
sidered at ALI Dy the court were The fol-
lowing.
john Dcricot. o colorcd man. who
vas charged with beating his wife.
From the evidence il was shown that
john dId beat bis WIFE, Maria. and lac.
iu self defense. had to swear ont "a war
rant against her husband. the Court
required the hu- band to pay $40 and
costs.
The continued case 81 Emanuel John
son lcolOledl, charged with having ln
his possession lew basket stolen liOm
% stOIc-keeVcr who had them ON eXhi-
bi.iou boa front of his store. was found
guilty. the boy who stole the basket
went To- jail TO spend the next thirty
days.
Moses Lee alias Claiborne was ar
rested as a su-picious character. lie
appeared in court on ihat charge While
there me WAS arrested by Sergeant Tom
lin-on on the charge OF stealing a coat
and vest from Moses Meyer, tine coat
and vest beng valued at Sl4.
While The court Was nm session.
Matilda Claiborne. ,he mother OF Moses
was arrested o0 lhe charge OF stealing
% pair Of shoes. Matilda was in court
She was engaged in conversation by
Policeman Sutton who swore ont the
warrant and arrested the woman
The police brought the woman before
the court. and she VA, recognz "a to
appear along with her sou tomorrow
morning
After Maria had left court the police
man who had just arrested hei stated
10 the Court that Maria mad ou the
shoes which were alleged t0 have been
stolen. Doe Police Justice suggested
that policemen. when they arrest l,o-
pie. should take them ID tine station
mousse and bring the charges and prison
cr through tne regular cAanuel lie
eaN, Instructions. though. that the
shoes tc taken from the woman. winch
was done in tine Police Justice office
by tho policeman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

y general rule there ls sometimes
lingering about the Time h0noicd me
ciuctsoi She Capitol building once on tuo
items tbat might interest the AVERAGE
rcadel But summer weather. the ifa
grant summer zine. the ius.iEator and
nourishcr of peispiration. lazuc.s and
inactivity. uvades even the Capitol, ANA
% is % hard matter o. scare from Ils lain
am item of news. when One thermometer
is singing in the nincties.
Yesterday The clerks were iu undrc4s
uniform. and. although the basement is
one of the coolest places IN the city. the
heat told ON the gentlemen. and they
bent mctholic4llv 90 their tasks.
lu the Auditor Is office Governor vii
SON, of West Virginia. and Auditor
Pair'cs Duffy. of the same State.
could De SEEM Governor Wilson Is %
ilan. uuprltentlous- looking man. with
la rudy face, and carnaton-coloIcd
mu.tuchc. lie made himself at home.
and Iu'i,d away at % fragrant Havana.
while Doe talked 90 Auditor Morton
MAye about some West Virginia
monics-this beng The object OF his
visit. Patrick Duffy. the West Nir-
einia Auditor. was also present. tie is
% manipulating man, Of thoughtful
face.
Dr. d. W. Simmons. treasurer of
Floyd county; William Washington,
Commissioner oi the Revenue OF York
county: l.. NJ Nance. of Charles City
IT, IL. Franklin. treasurer of Glou-
Cc,ter. were 40 the Capitol yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
JOHNST0WN.
Meeting OF Governor Beavers state re
lief commission.

CRFssOy SPRISus. Pa. July 9.-Gov-
ernor Beavers State Relief Commits
sion met here this afternoon. The
State officers at Jonnstown and the
Johnstown Finance Committee were IN
Attendance. The wreck at Wilmefding
Station. on the Pennsylvania railroad.
and the refusal Of the conductor Of the
limited to carry the State officers, oc-
ca-i0ued annoying delay.
Quartermaster iIil' presented his re-
port 0f disbursements for relief oil SUI
fers as follows. 10000,
Commisary department. S2.5v1.ao I;
bureau of inspection. -6ji 81. AdJu-
tant Generals office. SGD. medical de-
partment. 80 .u3, g.. department of pub
he safety. rs. 1866 SD quaricrmasier-
generals department. $50 1913 %. de.
parment of va'uables. SJ5l 30. Total
disbursements for reopemng Cone
maugh river and highways. sii2 -0i $50.
BIZ vet due on account of work.
sl013710. The money for cleaning
rivers aud highways was paid out OF
Che S ate fund THE money for Keller
0f sufferers was paid out from the
Governor fund.- SINCE June j.. Con
tractor Ridge gets -9.3Gs l0 Bic huight
-33 10l IS Tor State work and -e.llNin
for relief work. Anacc1uut OF - $50
JG +. .ul unpaid. Mcknight and the
State ume-hoorel- dis1greelnE on NE
amount Mclan a. Co., of fhiiaHel-
phm. rceIta -ji f'iiN.
Tine roirf commission held o. long
session. and decided t0 800 once di-tfi-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Quick fine over the Iurf-Ip'rie> for
brighton Reach Races To-Day.

The following are the rceulis Of the
Monmouth Park races yesterday. and
the entries for Brighton Beach TO- day {:
Frat race. one and One-cighth miles
Belinda first. Biggonette second, Burch
third. Time, 1877.
Second race. three-fourths mile. July
stakes Cayuga first. Cleaning sec
ond. Banquet third. Time, l;l1.
Third race, one and One.half miles,
shrewsbury stakes '-Eurus first.
Racoland second, Inverwick third.
Time. $50.
Fourth race. one and one-half miles.
"Iorllard Siakcs'-Salvator first,
LongsIect second. Favorable colt
third. Time. 2.37l.
Fifth race, lSe-cighths mile. selling
G.. ". Cook first. Haramboure second,
Utility third. Time. 1913.
Sixth race. five eighths mile. selling
SQUIRE first, Sunshine second, Fred.
j.. third. Time, 1904.
Seventh race. three fOurths mile
Middlestone first. Gretna second, Gill
wood third. Time. 1918.
FNInus FOR BRIGHTON BEACH RACES TO-
DAY.
First race. one mile. selline-brnIt 100
Young nuAe. no. Ifiiicr, tl3 Lit'reI ~
Dauus Dan, ~. Lancaster, III, Donhli,
IIO. Calcfa. 40. cambridge, llr iaiHihh,
no. lsccOla. 40. Henry George, llU bi4n-
wood. llr Lucy a.. 100 Glcndaic, llN; JH-
net Murray. coils 40. Longitude, llW lave
81. flu. Tornado. 40. Coiumhine. 10
second race. one and 70 quarter fnllts. '~tii-
lue Top sawyer. no. Ilgin. 40; Charley
Russell. 100. Troy. 100. Alamo lpf lictuii
IrfIaiueI 100. Tyrone. los. Nignnnt, lnof
kus. 100: nago. 100; Tenacious. 100 iaytl-
ier. Iu5. iicl leaf 100 Refund. Loo Maid
of orleans. los. Grer field. 100; Red Prince,
lu5. Woolson. 100, kismci. 100.
Third race. Dl,c and One-siNtcenih miles.
"irghtOu liandicap.' Tea Iry. 1876 1911
Bond. us. first nftcmpt, ll@; lnutnH,
~. Bronzomarie. lOl Ny own. lol, PEE
ham. IOf. ltn Book =. lOt Bonnie r lO@i
C0lumhluc. IuO. Iordtlni-c. So
I0uftn race. three fuurths OF 70 mile bfti,
IIg. Miracle. Dc. Jane. lll; futuiify. il5,
sam Nails. ll.nlnnd Mary, III. lfDsl tct.
TIg. Cnlcif. Jos. DalesmHn, los; Tic Raven,
lul. ~cHdfilf. lul.
IInh race. tnrcc-f0urth- of mlIc-ln
o.. I22. els iiimyar ll9. frohc lW Deer
I.arr. ll4. ONlG. 1l4, lcricics. IA, Toronto,
lI,. SO ~o. lD-, Mscauley, %; Pelham. luj'
Goldfish. loo.