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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-04

t~peiterte &e9te CUR ginrei1ung Don
&lagen in @eri9tsb5fen nit fompeten=
ter @eridtsbarteit unb 3ur &oaettion
BON Steuern.
Seftion 218, ME amenbirt, beItimmt
beutliGer, mann cine Srbinan3 in Graft
treten foa. Die 8efimmungtn fur bic
paifrung unb Nbtimmuue eiuer Or
binan3 bletben bieielben mie iie bur9 bic
gesenmdrtige @ei1dfts S%tbnung oes
Stabtratbes beitimmt lino, aber iobaIb
bic in ben @barter aufgenommen 1T,
lou lie als an9enommer gelteu.
SeftiDn 222, betrefenb gefdbrli9e
BautDerte, lit babin amenbirt porbeu,
bob benz @taotratb bic Ma9t eegeben
Nib, @igentbtmer, Snbaber Doer
Ngenten folder 8auli6teiten an3ubal=
ten, bieielben gu entfernen.
Settion 223. Ser She'll biefer Set
tion, mel6er bielfa6 gu Streiti9feiteu
NnlaB ge9eben, oaB cine perIon, nell
DE pom &eforber unter Bomb getelt
moroen unb benfelben DerleBt bat, nit
$500 @eIb'5 trafe uub fe6smonatIi9er
@efdngniBbaft betraft uerben iou, 1T
geifri9en morben.
Gettion 249, ME amenbirt, iebt bic
BeIoIbung Der 5tabtbeamte1 fef.
Das @ebalt bes 8irgermeiters 1T BON
$2400 auf $4,000 idbrli9 erb6bt NOR.
ben. Das @ebalt oes &etoroers 1T auf
$1,000 per Sabr feftgeiebt tporben unb
erlaubt unter feinen umtdnben spors
teln, Ser gitn Solicitor iol $500
iabrIt9 erbalten uno foI6e Sporteln,
als ibm bonn @taotratbe 5uertannt tpers
ben. Das @ebaIt beg @itp @lerfs unb
auer anberen tdbtti6en geamten foa
bur9 ben 5tabtratb fefgeiebt merben.
Seftion 255 lit gang t1eu unb garan=
tirt bic geieBli9e @iltigfeit aler friibes
ren Nmenbements gum Snforporationss
Nfte pom ID. Nugut 1870. sic 1T
aus benz Grunbe formulirt tporben, tpeil
f%ortpdbrenb bon ben beri9iebenen @ez
ri@tsb6fen 3peifel erboben tpuroe1, ob
ale friberen Nmenbements bon benz
R6rper nit elmer tpirtli9en Maioritdt
pafirt unb ob ale t6tbisen &etorbs Der
amenbirten Seftionen gerna1t purben.
Seftion 256 annulirt bic ~3tpeioeutis
gen @eftiouen Al, So, So, 80, Ill,
116, 1928, 1923, 1873, 1877, 232, PAL unb
PA.
settion PSI bstimmt, oaB bieier Ntt
unb ole frAberen Mmenbements gum
@barter ais Itte fir bollgiltig Obne
tpeiteren 8eneis a~nertannt tperben unb
lou babon amtIi9e Notia on allen @es
ri9tsb6fen un6 on a0en Orten genom.
men Derben.
Sietenisen Settionen BEG CHARTERS,
tuel6e i'm 8orbersebenben ni6t aufses
ftbrt moroen finb, bleiben bieieIben nit
einigem tuenigen Musnabmen, mo- ibneu
eine beutli9ere @rtldrung b~eigegeben
tpurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-04

lleber Den 8ertb oie1er pafeurifirten gotb.
peine f9reibt Sanitdtsrath Or. 6. Sirf, 81.
rettor an Der 8inoer.E oIb. RIinit am 2eipaia, in
feinsr 8ro9lre >, StertIiFruns anb @a5feuri.
fruns", wel9e in ~unferen 8ertaufsfeIen gre.
ts abaeaeben pirbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-04
Ser nerdmberte ftdbtiibe
6reibrief.
9te tteuett 8eltimmltnse1 nao
MmenOemeutS.

Das &omite, ueIdes ldut 8ei1luB
bes Stabtratbs bonn Wapor ernannt
tuoroen mar, UNI cine &epiiiou, be3ies
bungswei1e Mmenbirung, bes fdbtii9en
6reibriefes por3unebmeu, bat nod
mebrtdsieen Sibunsen feline Nrbeit be-
enbiet unb auf @runb bes na1folgen>
ben 8eri9ts wirb Der 9egislatur cine
eutipre@enbe 8tl Dorgelegt unb biefe
26rperi9aft um @~enebmiguns oerieIs
ben a~ngegangen tDerben. Ser Beri9t
Ioutet:
Wir, bic unter3eiGneten, Mitslieber
beg in 1ebersintimmung nit einem Bee
f9luB 6es Staotratbes gum 3msde ber
&epiiion eingeiebten 3omites, I'm Der
Qeaislatur bes @taates Seras Nmenbes
ments uno 3uidBe gum Stabt.Greibrief
Der @tabt San Mntonio gu empfeblen,
babeu bic gbre, biermit als bas &eiuls
tat unferer Mrbeiten rod elmer err
f96pfenbeu unO poridtigen @~rpdgung
bes 8egenlfanbes, ale iol9e Mmenbe:
ments unb 3ufdbs ein3uberi9ten, uelde
mir fur uniere wa9ienbe Stabt fur
uot6uenbig era9teten unb ferner MIDI.
ten mir in Mnbetradt Der 9ringli9feit
Der porsei1lasenen Mmenbements bic
unper3lsli9e Nnnabme refp. paffrung
berielben our6 Die 2egislatur empfebs
len; unb baB bteie 4menbements uns
mittelbar mad ibrer Paiirung in 2raft
treten.
Nhtunaspou uuterbreitet:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-04
Rase lanfen %reaelmakia sniiden Gun antonio nmb ct. Souls.

sSuge ldH1eH regeIMaBUg 5WtWeH SM MHlUHID MU VI. NDat8.
oae beuafen Gan NnbniO UNI 5A5 8orm. nit Yuaman Buffet Gar obe gehis Biz
Ct Qoms ba GenHon.
8se bIaGn ean antumo nj 800 ga9m. nit YuGman 8uRt @r obe HedfI Bis
Ct Qpms bia Srpn Gouniain 8abn, unb nod &anfaS 9th Ma 9auon obe @edd.
8ee behHeu San antmo u m IL Ii Nadm. nit 4uGman Buffet @dIafpaan bis 9arbp
ma9eu @erbimung nit Durb. SdIafpasen mad MTito oaW erman NahonaLBabn.
!. 4. MAC NAMARA, W. G. RIGSBY,
Side. Gsent, aanpmann @ebdube. Side Gsmt, s. & g. g. DEPOT
THOS. +. FISHER, General asnt, 2arbo, sras.
J.E. GALBRuTH, d. J. PRICE,
General @aHasir C Sit Mamt. afffent General YaTasir C Sidt asct
n. EDDY, General Manase, Yakfins seras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Coparlnersbip Nollers.
5te Cream

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream is made from pure
n Horizons Patent SuperF Frozen Bricks OF Ice
Cream for Rsauiants Churches, Festivals dcI VIII Keep
hard one hour Country orders promptly oiled DepoS
I25thst, New.York sad I63 Fulton-st. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES,

Ash Mark. TO II Mckenzie, Sherirst years,
Alien Charles F, to McAdam, Arcularius Place,
W Walton-ave, nstalments, 81 800 49, o
>" BllRn Christian, il. to Blinn 1ooth-st. 9th
''e Bca5Cns dcrf. Eugene F. to Exheimer. Fox
" B les ST ycge E. To- Theodore Won Ebert cor
shave and lls.hst / y year f115 100000
Cornish. William ii. 70 F E Cornish, Avenue D. n
''nD Dewey S ferSg $ Harlem Savings Bank 12eh
DaeEer George to the Bank for Savings. st. Mich
Fsnnery Jsmes n {S o PScS sShs s
ave rCeg Daniel Busslns. IT. 127t's. Of ID
fqnkeist6ne Moses. to B Cohen, sunOlk-st s of
HV SatSng SsSGS to George Ehret 1ohave
s'' Saed yfD5T boS Saving. No
sOS 9e1ys r eed % the Bank for Savings
i5eth.st, e Of 7th:ave years. $40 900 =,
lostb.st, t year a coo d fSp''
Hughes. Robert to Harlem. Savings Bank. 126th-
81, % 1st-ave ] year, IS 600.
-. Ketcham James W: 70 NJ varnum. s 7th-ave. of
Loehr John, to Franklin Savings Bank 64th-st, W
Loehtman, Katharine to James Shea No. 40 Madison.
,oMeyertsd, Jenny 70 y. s. Trust Co, sdave. of
:. Morrow, James % Adelia v Halsey. 1aithst e
Same e Touise Talscy property years. q 500.
40 Same to j ii Eiker, rus same property. 8 years.
same TO i Ia,arus and another. exers same prop
Mcdonald, John. 70 NJ watera 14eth-st W
Brook-ave, 3 years, $500
Moran, WIN VI, to J suydam 2sthst. 7th-ave.
years. $4,000.
., lofmann. August TO III w Gennerek. othavo. n
io2d years. $500.
=, Randall En-, to F a Creamer. Washing ton-sve. S
fieiehef-st, years, 81 700.
8, Ritter, jacob to d Schreyer Avenue C. 18th
81 i year. 30, 500
v.l Self, WIN /, to E S Brice. s2d-st 2d.ave .
,oS SSSitA Frank F. 70 NJ Mayer. 7thave and
Inc Improved Real Estate Co to J Bigeow, excr.
$500 SShureh and IAspenard SITS years, $4,000
ave, years $1,000.
ave, years, $4,000. " '' " " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
YOUNG MEN

were enrolled in the EVENING CLASSES Lad
year at the ga ST. Branch Young Mems Christian Asse
citation, 80 East 23dst This year, with more fo
the purpose larger number can be aec9mmodatsd Tns
sPANIsI, PHoNoGRAPHY. TYPEwRITING BOOK
KEEPING WRITING =, RUSISESs ARiTuMETIo
ZEBRA, GEOMETRY, VOCAL MUSIC. Glasses begii
October l.
The Association also affords IFS members list Of priys
leges social recreative and athletic too long 10 give
detail Pamphlets giving full particulars privileges
fees, &c, may be had at the building by mall
Any young who give satisfactory references
TO character may Join.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
flats 60 Get, Hnfnrnisbe6.

NxAMINE spacious elegantly arranged modern stream
II heated single fats seven and eight rooms; priva6
park best service cheapest for the money S4O 70 sou
AMY 10 BROOKS, All ST. Nieholasave
THE KENSINGTON, 49,.
Both 57th and Parkave. Elegant APARTMENTS IN per
feet order direct light in every room all modern improve
ments. Apply TO ianitOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Che Gnrt.

BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES,
- FALL MEETING. 1889.
RACING EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
DIRECT ROUTES TO TRACK. LANDING PAssEN,
GERS AT GRAND STAND,
Via "Culver" Route. foot Whehall.st,
at II 10. II 40 1910. 1910. 10. 80 and 10
Long Island City via L. I. r. r.. Special Train,
at and 30. East 34,h-st 10 minutes earlier.
FIRST RACE AT O'CLOCK.
IT. D. MCINTYRE. sec p. J. DWYER. Pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
REAL ESTATE.
vnsNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

,arco attendance at the Real Estate
r.h.nr. Yesterday, and considerable in'.oo hv
-. a. the sales. II. V. Harneu q 20 ~" ~, !.
80. ~ the executors, No. 40 East STAY ON lot
,o,v and basement brownstone dwenihs on y.
oo~skdOO The bidding ran up iroih NV cana
~ ooo James NJ. Boyd was the buyer, .''nS.od
.uc,joeer offered Nos go and 81 las and base.
nt sweag on lot 2oxloo, pro dnTs ran mn from
,Dou loS per o sn9 William Isenberg the buyer
FL Same buy r took No. 81, similar pr'p'' ~
ame price ou,,or sold. in partition, No IS Avenue
cs . story and basement building ON lou 2UhIa
;Ss bidding ran up from ss,oo0h 10 Snvsr Peter r
pSce Morris Morris, III TGank 5o East sixcths, foprstory
ssovnstone dwelling lot aIHiS S9o 600 Of Which,
srtcd in at $1,000 9a snG wi Tho William B. ray
sons have q private sale Ne fOs 'S WSs Fy
the i9ur on ISt 81 6xlOo.5 Columbia College lease
join Of No 449 West Twenty -frstst., four
,orr English basement brownstone rSi9 Tnc
ex1oHlGS the 20 Exehsnge Yesterday for one or two
,sss Of wellrented property on Maldeh Ldnes |o,.
Rrdt or John st., near broadway preierreo' I"
$4,000 or less.
New.YOrk,. Tuesday, Sept "a;
IN. following sales were held at the Exchange AM
A''"'- BY Richard v. Harnett 4 Co.
Two astOry dwellings with lots Nos. 90 and 90 Eas
fo6th-st, s. lou III. W OF Idh-"'N' 'NNS ~N~NN
William Isenberg, S34 900. 49, . w. A p.s. Gath q,
one 4.story dwelling. with lot, NO 20 East oY @yS
a 100 II Q OF Madison-ave, lot 2OxlOOo; N poJ"
$4,000
BY d. p. Ipgraham & Co
One Sstory dwelling, with lot No. is Avenue ~
IN n n OF 2d ST. lot 20x54 Morris Franklin llOoV
one 3.sOry house with lot, No 90 West Il snSe,
ss5 II g Of LenOx-ave, lot 2o19Sh; Johh 0sias"e'
tl2. 500
BY A. II. Muller SoE.
Sale Of the dwelling with lot, No. $50 East oo'n''s
Of Iexington-ave. withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Ocean Steamers.

HDltN LINE
" UNITED STATES. MAIL sTEAMERs,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 49, N. r. foot o. Fingst
AIASKA Tuesday. October l. O.
WYOM e.iay october g. o.
ARIZONA Tuesday, October 10. a.
WISCONSIN Tuesday, October %, D.
NEVADA Tuesday. October 90, 8 a M
Cabin passage $50. $50 eco and 800. Second Cablh
$50 and S35. Stecrage 500
~ A NJ TNDERHfLL D Co 35 Broadway. N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
fost an0 fouu0

IL Savings Bank OF NewYork formerly the Mariners
Savings Institution Payment OF the same has been
stopped The finder will please return the same to the
bank, Nos. 1 ana 3d-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
uinter nesors.
LAKEWOOD NEw-JERsgY.
LAUREL HOUSE
OPENS OCT !. 1889.
PLUMER & PORTER, Managers.

Gelp manteo
A CENTS W1NTED-We nay $50 to 800 per month TO
"A energetic gentlemen and ladies' 10 procure members
for association. The work is light ana pleasant
one agent wanted in each county II you can onp
devote two hours per day business u WI" pay 'o
we'll For further particulars, address
NATIONAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
l6s statc.st., Chicago. III.
w take The agency Of our , niis
e35j other sizes In proportion chance 70 ereste
permanent business at home. These safes meet DC
mand never before supplied by other safo conpshe 80
we are not governed by the Safe Pool. -, 49,,
ALPINE SAFE CO., Cincinnati. ohlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
miscellaneous
Aurtion Sales.

w W. PALEN co,
W. Successors 70
LEONARD BROTHERS
200 5TH.AYE..
r. A. LEONARD, AuetlonesI
ARTISTIC FRENCH FURNITURE,
Carved OAK, Antique Mahogany, for PaTiOr Dining Room
and Chamber China, G. a-s Bionzcs Mirrors Cl0cks a.
Carpets and Rugs
Including the entire contents " Of the
ELEGANT RESIDENCES OF NEWPORT,
with other cDnsignments also,
COLLECTION OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
SEPT. e5, 20 AND n.
80 each
AND ON SATURDAY,
Sept % at 10 o'clock.
The family monogram and crest many Of the ohiec1
N removed before the sale VIII be removed after IN l
Quested) at the expsnse o. The ownor. The
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
aud
PRIVATE STOCK op WINES
will be sold In the ncg future particulars OF which will n
given In future advertisements
PAINTINGS
ell be sold Friday at oelosh
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-09
How To- LIZ IInors.

After the joist has been iointed with tho
fore plane or lointer and spaced on the wall,
then place stay iath near where the bridg-
ing should be. One man should sight the
loist straight while another man nails the
stay lath down temporarily, OF course.
The joist should be beveled up with straight
ecge at wall bearings. Now when the build
ing Is ready for floors we viii cut one course
Of boards the length Of the building. then
strike = line on the joist 70 straighten the first
course by next laying the boards 20 the line,
and with the groove edge 70 tho wal, and
nail down on groove edge through board,
also nail over the tongue at al angle Of
sixty-fvo degrees. II thsrp are any irreC-
ularitics ia the wall, support the starting
course with some shingles where II Is away
from the wall, and after the floor is com
plete they can be taken out. Proceed with
next course. drive up the board vifha piece
Of hard wood laid against toe tongue so as
not 10 mar il. and nail over the tongue only
rs before. Continue so within s'x or eight
inches of bridging line, then bridge tie
ioist. take OF stay iath, and proceed with
flooring as before. BY laying floor up 60 tie
bridging line brings oil josts Up even, +
there should be any shght unevenness ia
them, and the bridging then holds them
rigid.-A. CHIP.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-09

Is placed upon the table with few thick
nesses OF paper underneath its center. Two
blocks are placed on tho table at dlametr!-
cally opposite edges Of the disk, and thick
bar of WOOD, waich is bored At the center
70 receive the copper or brass tube, "a placed
upon the blocks and clamped firmly to the
table The glass plate IS arraD ged 50 that its
ais comedies with that of the hole in the bar.
The plate is then camped IN place by gently
inserting two wooden wedges between the
wooden bar and the glass
The tube by which the cutting is done IS
stopped by wooden plug at the micd C Of
its length and in the upper part is inserted
q soft, rubber stopper which rests upon the
wooden plug. also piece Of heavy rubber
tubing which rests upon the stopper Ia
the rubber tube is inserted one end Of a
clo5e-ftting metal shank. the other end Of
which is fitted TO an ordinary drill stock.
This arrangement provide for q certain
amount of fexibility in the connection be-
tween the tube and the drill stock. Tho
tube is revolved by the gearing OF the drill
stock while IL is supplied with a mixture Of
No / emery and water or emery and tur-
pentine. The pressure on the drill stock
should be light, and the tube must be lifted
frequently 10 allow fresh supply OF emery
to reach the surface being cut. This de-
vice makes a hole In the glass IN a short
time.
II larger aperture IS desired the glass is
first drilled n the manner described, and
enlarged by careful cutting with diamond.
Scientific American.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-09
A FINE ASCENSION.
a Vast Throng Enjoys the Display The
Aeronnut Takes Tumble.

\ NH-t IbTonE IElutf the 10
Aeronaut Takes Tumble.
An immense crowd of people visited
the Lake yesterday. order 10 witness
the balloon ascension, and those who
remained long enough 10 witness il
were Well rewarded for their trouble.
The balloon was made ready and filled
with hot ar at $3.50, the acTonaut gave
the word To "let hcr 60, and the bal-
loon shot upward. The parachute ioi-
lowed, but lnst as Prot. tfaig rose
above the heads Of the crowd, tne rope
connecting the balloon and parachute
suddenly snapped ia twaln, and he iel
violently upon tne ground. Whlie tne
balloon suled hiEn in The a.r, ard then
turning botiom-upward. collapsed and
fcll 10 the ground short distance
away. The crowd thought the affair
was fake, bat Craig quickly lurued
things together. and with tne assistance
of his partner and tbc crowd, he had
the balloon again flied and in Just
thrty-hye minutes from The tme
il foli. il was ready 10 90 up again.
Tins time every thing went without a
hitch and the afr0uaut shot zap IKE a
three thousand feet above the earth
and still climbing lie saw that be was
max ng for Fisk Lake and pulled the
string. The parachute dropped ike a
stone for about two hundred feet, and
then flied. and Crag descended slowly
and O. ly. ahghtng 70 the thick brush
On the south hank Of FISK Lake. Ine
balloon sailed further over and fell IN
the Jake. The crowd declared the as
censi0n the finest thoy had ever seen
made with hOt-air balloon.
As soon as thc affair was over there
was q grand rush for the dummy
tram, and thc croWdng and clb0wng
for place was something fearful. The
cars were loaded % Their utmost capa-
city with men and boys hanging on al
every available place for an hour OF
two after.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-09

TIE center of bulb culture in Holland,
saws GarteDfors, IS stiu a. Hasriom. IS -
has been during two centuries aud a half
Hyscintbs arc especially in favor just now,
aud ground suitable f0r their cultivation
has sold for "a much as 1880 an acre, ss
against g. 900 given for land O. other knds.
The expense q cultivation is placed a.
about 500 az acre Tor bYacinths sud sif0
for tulips. and il j. noted that artificial
-anures are never use1 NarCissls "a
also grown in vast quantities near Haar-
lem. chiefly fer export@ticn 70 England.
Formerly the export trade in cut fowers
was enormous. enc Haarlc-n frn having
exucrtei In q single season 1000 cases bat
an agreement vas last year entered into hy
a majority of the Dutch florists to abandon
tho sale ~ cut Towers as comp. ang wth
tAe interests n purchasers q b1las. At
terr-ts have been made % extract the per
fuue of hrac'- -'ee. hgf orlv rv' 'h moderate
success, especially fr7a the commerce..
p,.1t u
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-09

a ses11lLgly E4ad E1kk H&Ss k@sg TIE
Ieol - Be Csra-
70 n4ks q saal he-s Is p-a-e - g.4ss l.
/. eer n4rsrlges ' s-z1-e uat.sr Al tE4t IS
rec4irel H. - ir = . very hars. sharp or-l
se1le ae4ls f9r l-rlls : it. 4ls 8 lleric4lll.
saea ~ l4rIelt-lt. l.r t44s&s- t4e 4rl4 to
car r4e.ly -r- 1~-1> -l lll 4saz- f-EL4
fr11 stus sea 4l3 : 5s1t3 - leatieE lt
untl II is 1a-s res a15 then Flg1grg {. in
uerc1ry. wl. IL gerg -ara, lll nel tQl "a.
befsre the drl Il he4rea it slaal3 To-
trvea lnls o-s>k " -c-l - i41. .l- A.
nEi f4sl be ia.-osea ~ IEs lead s--1 -fler
t1e drll Las been hardened 81 ere -1~rr-fy
~ psl1t s-o-id hs Inserted in s1s ilcslta-
Eo1 ~ Gle lea-. @l1 L4a tsI1 per u TIE sh-nG
of TIE crli sll--a he drawn ever Is lAlap or
gas r4ne % 0.le lle ie11 preFe1 rs the
arll - li from oecoE ius le41cc s4I c.1aI
IL 20 draw ta8 temper. ~ conducting fLe
lsaE a.sayls fasl 1s Il ARRIVES aI The p1lu~
" .au t11 shank ~ re ar.l bec9mes tl-e
~ W1tL-l q stcrt distance u Tee lead me
drli. toEer her ul4 The led, saoG-1 De
plunged iut9 cool water
Tha oriL prepared iG THIS way should be
wei alrh turpeltlas while in use T. cause q
70 ..t4se loll.f j. IS algls4ole - dril from
opposite s.ies of gle s.--s whenever tLis -
possible. The hQ-s may be Enlarged by
means cf sharp rouEd nle wet wlta
tarpentlLe
W1en larger holes are required these can
not colveulcutly DC made wlJh & drill L
copper or OF-ss tube charged with emery
md water or emery and turpcntiue, ana
rotated in contact with the glass, win sOon
cur a hole -1tle larger than the tube
Simple ways of go.ding and revolving the
tube are shown ia the annexed engraving
The glass 10 ae drilled, which may be tao
plate Il "a electrical machine Tor example,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-09

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
Opening and Closing of the Mails.

Northern mails close at 1880 and 1890 a. m.
and 1245 and $40 p NJ. Open at $50 a. M,
1900 IN. aud $50 p. M.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, close at
10: SO a; M, 4.30 and 900 p. m. Open at $50
nd 1870 q. n.
Southwestern mails, via Charlottesville. Va.
:lose at $40 and 1925 g. ~ and 900 D. a.
Open st ESQ snd 1870 d. N. and 7:30 p. m.
Manassas Division mails close at 23O D. m.
and 800 D m Open az 1870 a. and 7:3O pm.
hlex&ndria sud RJInd Hill, Va, mails close at
3:55 t. n. ard 4:io P. M. Open at 900 a. m and
800 y. m.
Closed mails to Falls Church, vienna. Fairf1
~. Herndon, Leesburg, Purcellville and Round
Fill, Va, close at 410 p II. and open at 9:OOa.m.
Western mails close at 1920 a. M, 12:45 and
80 >. III. Open at $50 and 1000 a. NJ, and
800 p. "a.
WASHINGTON, DC, mails close at 7:30 and 1880
= m. nd 12:45, $40 and $40 p. M Open
a o. I'd 1000 a. m, 1900 m; and 300 and
ofice Hours-opon at $50 a. m. Close at $50
q. n. Open ct $50 p. m. Close at 7 p. m
sunday HoCrs-0pen st 9:0C q. m. Close at
80 a. M.
CARRInns' scHEDuLE.-collection made on s.
zip routos-6:30 agd 1000 a. M. 1920
800 and 5:45 p. M. On Strip route-6:3O and
GOO q. N. ana ODD D. ~
Deliveries made ct 800 r NJ, 10 m. and 500
III.
spaday-carriors window open at 900 and
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-12
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY Evening, DECEMBER 10.
ME-. DAVIS as A FRIEND. AS Jefferson

Mr.. DAVIS AS A FR1END.-As Jefferson
Davis lay dying at the home of q lifelong
friend In New Orleans another friend OF his
boyhood and early manhood was Fastening
to the scene. This latter was General
George W. Jones, the FIRST United States
Senator from Iowa. General Jones ls past
IS years old, and is still vigorous in mind
and body. He and the late Confederate
chieftain were students at Transylvania
University in Kentucky upwards of sky
years ago, and there formed o friendship
which has endured the vicissitudes of time.
They served together in the Black Hawk
war and were both in Congress at the same
time. It was during this latter period that
an incident occurred which cemented the
friendship long ago formed. It seems that
General Jones, who was g wealthy man,
was in financial straits. He had certain
payment to make and had no money where
with to make it. Davis, learning Of this,
aud without being asked by anybody to do
anything in the matter, drew draft on
merchant in New Orleans for $1,000 and
gave it to Jonas TIE latter was as sur
prissd as delighted, and at once drew up
note for the amount and gave 1t to the for
mer. Davis took it and promptly tore into
little bits, telling Jones he might pay when
be got able but not till then. The New
Orleans merchant on whom Mr.. DAVIS drew
his drsfs was Mr.. J. q. Paine, at whose res
idence MIR. Davis so recently died.