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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22

bdtte er es ir Merifo mieberfinben t6n=
nens unb ba er bon gefdligen S60s
nen nidts aIs ben 3eitpeitrsi6 elmer
fla6tisen @tunbe forberte, bate er fid
tmmer tiefer in feline 9agelitOl5gemobn'
beiten eingegraben. @r mar iiber3eugt,
oaB er niemaIs pieber liebsn unb nie.
mails mebr bon elmer Grau cine Musz
fiilung feines 2ebeus, cine gemttbli9e
Inreguns unb cine 8erei9erung feline,
Ybantalie Derlangen miiroe.
Sie Grauen 5u bafien ober gering 3u
fhdBen, mar er 5u maBuoa unb gu nerz
itdnDig, aber er glaubte burf iein Bet
fpiel su bemeiien, baB Der Manu UNI 10
3ufriebner, freier unb beiterer lebe, ie
tueniger ct ibrer bebiirfe.
Gei6t tpie Geberbdlle bate Elm iunees
Mdbben aa' sieie @ruubidBe uno @r=
fabrungen in bic 2uft eemorfen. Ni9t
nit Mbiid5t unb f1Iauer Gunit, nod
elmer neuen Gulase bes elpisen &am'
pies 5tDli9en Mann uno Weib, bon
benz er 10 niel seleien, unter benz er
ielbit 10 f6mer gelitten, ionbern bird
ibre bloBe Gegenmart.
BON ibrer erfen Begegnung bis au
biefer Griit mar fie INNER gIei9mdBig
freunoli1 au ibm gewsien, nibt elm
3ei9en bon @efaniu9t mar ibm an
ibr aufgefallen, niemals bate lie ibn
abgsifoBen, UNI ibn befo itdrfer an,
3u3ieben, uiemals bate ct BEL ibr aud
nur bic leifeite lleberlegung Dabrgez
nommen, i'm unb ietne MiQionen 3u
gewinnen = unb bod bate fie ibn
in au6lf Sasen p6qig umgeuanbelt.-
&einen beftigeren Drang bate iie in
ibm aund6it eruedt, aber ben Wuni9,
ne beftdnbig 5u befigen unb in ieiner
ytdbe 5u baben. unb nit iebeu 3us
!ammeniein ieste lid bieier @uni6
fefter.
3wiiden ieiner unb ibrer Art, bas
Seben unb bic Dinge 3u nebmen, fanb
CT cine iiberrai1enoe MebnliAteit, bic
3larbeit unb Gable ibrer Mni6auungen
gegeniiber Der ibaeIii9en gmpfinbiams
teit Der @rdfin mutbete ibn fpmpatbii1
an. Was Suianne in ibrem realiftis
f9en 3uge bon Der Welt 3u ermarten
unb 3u berlangen fd)ien, fonnte ct ibr
gewdbren, 5efer piellsi9t als elm jim,
gerer Mann, nit benz iie Elm bei9iper.
li9es, forgeuboaes 2sben auf Der Mits
telftraBe bdtte fiibren muflen.
@r bob fie nit einem G1lage auf
bic freie 90be zines rei1en 2ebens,
obne anoere arbeit als bic, f6 ielbit
au entwideIn. gtie batte fie In feiner
0egenpatt ben &ei9tbum geprieien
ober elm unm6Biges @erlangen oana6
ge3eigt. allein er fiblte, aus ieinen els
genen SnitinfteH unb ibieu Neigunaen,
beraus, mie iebr iie benieIben ibdbte,
tuie ibre Gebanten unabldiRg in balber
unbewuBtbeit nit elmer soIbenen gu.
funft fpielteu.
l6ortfetuns fOIsi.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
st Ste ghtptnSiud,t unbeilbar ?

Man leie bas Ma6aebenbe: vSerr s. S.
Morris IN aewart, Artanfas, iast: SD lag
an eunsen Mbieeiien idiper Oarnieosr unn
melne Greunbe unb bic Aerate ertldrten mid
fur unbeilbar idpinb Tiidtia. Da fins i@ an,
Or. Sings neues S6pinoiudtsmtttel gu ge.
brau9en. SEPT babe i9 Die brittle Glafd)e unb
bin bereits I'M Stanbe, Die arbeitsn auf meiner
Sarm ipieSer su uberpaden uno au beauffib.
tt9en. % 1T bic bette Meoiein, bic eS seben
fann~
Seize Wiboleipart in Decatur, S6io, fdrcibt
ySenn id) nidt 81. Sings neues Sdpinb.
ludts' 9eilmittel sebrau9t bate, ipare i'd idon
lan9e meinem eunsenIeiben erleesu Die &erste
batten mid bereits aufsessben. Sept bin i6
bel beifem BobIfein."
YrobtHaiden fret in allen apotbeten. @boIe.
iale bel 3reib, 8bomplon & 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
AueS IN 8fOBer Nuswabl. Geptid5e
Gfe Wain pla'a unb Nlequia @traBe,

correspondents. = Sort glarf.
Sen 19. SaHuar 89.-Wobl zines Der
fGonIten uno beiteriten 0ergniigun9en,
Del1en mir in bieier @arniion beis
tuobnten, mar uu5meifeIbaft ber Mas
tenbau, tpel9en Der vBradett Social
Club" geltern Nbenb in bem aur Gar
niion geb0ren6en @aale abbielt. eShr
Berl9teritatter 5dbIts SO Masfen, BOD
tparen ielbitreoenb au9 piele einaeIas
oene 8dite Obne Masfiruua erid,isnen
uno modte ii9 bic @efammt3abl ber Mn.
tpeienoen auf unsefdbr 130 perionen
belaufen, gelDis cine erDBe, fat au arc.
Be 3abl fur ben fleiner Saa. unb mar
IS fat ni9t gu bepunoern, ueun bas
&an3en NIT tleinen S1mierigteiten Der.
bunoen unb elm geraoe ni1t au groBes
Vergnltgen mar. Sod i'm Nllgemeinen
mar Die Stimmuug briter uno ieber
lu3te lt6 nacb feiner Weiie su amufreu.
Dle bleltgea Offi5iere tparen ebenfals
eln9elaben uno Der er0Bte She'll eridien,
fe tpra9ea iid iebr Iobenb iiber
bic glegan3 Der Masfen unb iiber bic
1ufre9terbaItung Der Orbnuna aus,
@benlo beebrte uns eine reid3lid5e Nus
5abl DON 9erren unb Oamen BON un1es
rer benaAbarten Stabt gradettpilIe
nit lbrem 8eiu9e unb leste bieie gele.
genbeit pieoer elm treffenbes 3eugniB
BON bsm gutea @inbernebmen as, tpeIs
9es 5nIi9en ben bieiigen 9oIbaten unb
naieren beno@barten Biirgern be{febt.
9fe6enbti gefatte i'd mir einige Der ans
tpsienben Masten aufau3abIen: Da
mar bic pG6ttin BET Greibeit" baraez
ltelt BON elmer iungen Dame aus Bra.
dettpile, nn3meifelbaft bas i96nIfe So.
PUN I'm Saate; ferner bemerften mir:
Gli1er, 3igeuner= unb 3irolermdbd,eu,
NoHnen, Stiefelwid)fer, Danbelsiuben,
Sarten, 3igeuner, Stuber, Nffea, 6ars
leqlns unb piele anbere mebr. Oie
6lerte Wtorgenitunbe brad beran, aIs
llb bic leBten paare benz 6eimmeg au.
tpenoeten, gemiB ein 8epeis, 0aB es fida
per Serein bat angeIegen iein IaiTen,
letnen Wfitglieoern unb einaelabenen
@diten einen genuBrei9en unb perguiia.
ten Nbenb au bereiten. Die Wluft
purbe BON 0iitgliebern bes Weulitforps
bon Der britten &apallerle eeliefert.-
Dem ggradett Social Club lei ftetes
Geoeiben BON gan3em 9er3en semiini9t.
@uftap Wiloe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
Mt3tttel at1t0 cSncfe1t.

elerln slauben mir allies gu iibertreiTen, mas
i e'er offertrt posoen 1T, nidt nur, mas bic
guts Der Waare, bic @resuiiretefeit uno ben
0el9mad anbettifft fonoern mir baben einen
10 rs'91altisen gorraib, Oab mir nit irsenb Ell.
nsn' sonfettions-@' @'iGaft, ipeIdss aus sidIiesIid
oltis Srande bstreibt, erfoIsreid fonfurrireu
ionnsn. Das Eager tiret bic fd0nfen ga,
d)sn, ~sl6s Die Mooeadbte ber @eIt, Berlin.
garts garts nno Nen gort bieten. Sir laoen aIIe
Oanisn EN-, Oiefes einsis in feiner srt aus.
gepaltsls Oepattsment au infpisiren, ba mir
ltd)er itno, ibren 8eifau 3u ssninnem.
SerieA's, Serfeb's, Series's.
Ylul4 2Sraps, au allen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
Sic G 81 o.;hs,,srhx.,,, ;, ;,

Die 9. u. 2ei6enperbrennungs.
@elelidaft bat bic foleenbeu neuen 8es
amteH eripdblt: @b. Stepes IT,, pr1.
nbent; 5. 8. Bolton, gice:prdlioent; !;
Or. 9erBberg, Sefretdr; 5. u. Mlaer,
5baBmeiiter. gs tperben trdftige 9lns
ttreHgungen gema6t, neue Witalieoer
beranau5ieben unb nod mebr Nttlen
ausangeben. bamit Die auf @runbltad
unb 8ebdnbe laitenbe S1uIb BON $3.50
ge6edt nerben faun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
Ecke MAIN PLAZA
-uub
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb= 9eparttntellf.

@ss es fdon felt Sabrsn unfer Eefirebeu
per, oleies Oepartement in isber ge,ebunq in
BEN Soroersruno an brangen unS baifeIke ,ur
Attrafiion fur infer umfansreiGes @eiddff ,u
ma9en, 10 baben mir unabldffia auf SsiTssn
gerbehernns bingearbsitet un6 elauben iest
ben Stanbpunft erscidjt gu baben, iuc mir amer
Honturrsn5 fibn bic Spise bieten fonner.
wtr tonnen NIT AlIe.n aulparten, mas bic
neueFe Wfooe berboraebradt Bat, IouobI. nos
ole t5a0on, alS bic slusf9miiduna Der site an.
betrlht, nno auberbem baben mir eine Gan,e
mt Der Seitang bieies Departements betraut.
ole aidt NUT erprcbte @riabruns, lonosrn aud,
e.nsn auBercrfentlid) suten unb feinen @es
idmad beiibt unb fiderlid ben Damen, iueIhe
nas NIT ihFen Nuftrdsen beebren, boae Gatis.
faftion geben tpir6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
sGie lit bies

aSir bieten einbunbert Dollars GeIobnune
fur ieben Sail BON satarrb, Der ni9t burd Gin
nebmen bon SaD's fatarrb 5fur gebgilt tperbeu
fann.
8. 8. @beneb g. Co., eisentb,imsr,
Solebo, Sbio.
asir bic unter3eidneten baben 8. s. gbenet
eft BIN lsbten .5 5abren sefannt unb balter
i9n fur boaiommen sbrsnbah in alien Sc.
Observation-Disclosures unb finansiea befdbist
que BON ie'ner Sirma einsesonsenen 8srbino.
lidfeiten 3u erfiiaen.
8ef g. 9ruaL grobbanbeIs Droauiifen
foleoo, Ohio.
B alotna, Rtnnan& Wfarbiu, @rob.
banbcIs. .Drosuiften, 9olebo, Sbp.
9. q. Ban Soefen, Rafiirer SoIcbo Ma.
tional 8anf, Solebo, Obio.
Saa's 5fatarrb &ur pirb innerIid oenommer
uno pirft oirsft auf bas Blut uno bic idblet.
missn Sberaddsn bes Sbfems. SeuaniFt
frei perfanbt. 9res 75 Gents fir bic GIaid5e
Iertauft bon allen apotbefsrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22

= Seit 5 Sabren leibe i1 bdufig an
rbeumatii9en Sdmer3en, unb penn
i'd einen Infall betomme, greife id, fos
fort gu oem ausge5ei6neten S1mer3en.
beilmittel ct. Safobs. Del, unb ale
S6mer3en iino in turser 3eit pOGfian-
big osri9munoen. = g. Mlger, 81.
Satob, Sas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22

Or. @aiiersmg miro nur big sum
26. In San Antonio gu ibredem iein.
geibenbe m6sen f9 baber beeilen unb
lt9 balom6slt6it an ibn menben.
pr: Waher3ug bat bic f6mierishen
Jdlle turirt unb bat cine unmenge bon
Santi9reiben auf3utpeiIen. Weaen
oes ydberen fiebe Nn3eige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
1sss-s9+ Hgrhafa
Set1tett 3elt9e j:

Meise unb farbise aiidtn@er mits Serbiet.
ten, sildtud5cus bel Der garb, Sanbtider,
Sibiss, @oaene Sifdoeden fir Yarlpr unb
@obnsimmer. 9iano.Deden, bas ausrnsu fe
unb moosrnite. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
BET bet garb, 3u allen Qreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
&leiberftnffz 8eiab,

Bir iinb im Stanbe, fir ieOe aIeibfarbe, fir
ieoe sfuanee iOipie fur ieoeS Wluter ben ent-
ipre6snben 8eiat su Iieferu. @erabe bieIem
Sspartement iif unfere sr0btc aufmerti iamteit
auaemenbet iporben, um bic 9amenipelt in Der
9uianmenfsauns ibrer Soiletie in iebsr Sin.
ftdlt su befrte6ioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
mud mud aIl1;1lInlllnfnr aIllgl;1lInlllngfl|In
Sei0e! Sei0e!

Sn allen 5arbem su allen @reiisn Das Mo.
oernfte unS @efdmadbolfis, ras bic eaiion
bietet nnfer Eager lit unibertrefflid reid.
baltis unb bic Damen finb sebeten, iid ipeSiel
bieieS Oepartement, peIdes auberorbentlid,
Subf9es bietet, an3ufeben.
Sammt unb @liId gu allen 9rei'en, inb in
allen flliOen unb i5aneb. Garben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
s@ eine fi9ere Sur. 9s

!. Dte i9redliden GoIeen Der Sueenbianbeu
@eidlsdtsf9wdde berurfadenO, tpoburd @eia
nno Forper ruinirt werben, permanent ne.
betlt. Ser5aopfen, Sdadternbeit, eomer.
abfIb. @ebd8tnibfdmdlae, gerIuf Der gner.
gte, Abne'9ung segen @sieai9aft uno M,lan.
9olie srinbIi9 furirt.
Pr. Waiier3ns bat prafttide grfabrura felt
gal, ausgencmmem er fann SeiIuna aarantirel
Satarrb in allen @tabien, edorf, Sautausld,I
Trantbeiten. @b' umatiSmus, Sitftidmeraen, @
rDo'oen, 3rdmpf Nieren. un6 8laienIeiben, I
un1sroaultbfeit unb nerb0le Sdpdd,e perben
vile gebetmen Rrantheiten fu r
nnD Mecept co. D. berfanbt. Or. @alIerauo
=. Uelonoere Aufmertiamfeit pirb ben Damen {
o's npr Abenos. Sonntass Ron s--ll flbr
Or. 70 aiier5uG apmInltatiuui
:, a Mad benz 26. Sanuar abreiiire
@obnuu9 Nc. 7S4 Gin. Straee. Dallas, Serai
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
Sm1an1n 1sss-s9.
S6mbe! Scf)mbe !.

D,eleS 9eea1tsment it 70 reidbaltia unb
,moel aus9eltattet, bab es einen Store fr IId1 in
anlpru9 nebmen tonnte gSir ffebsu in 81.
retter Terbinouns nit ben anerfannt beftsn
Gabrlten Der Scr. Staaten unb oiirfen urs
tpoal rlbmen, oab mir nur bas allerbefle unS
pas .talbtonabelife Sdubperf fiir Damen unb
Etnoer auf 9a9er baben @etr banetbafte
Snuee n, taltes uno nai1es Netter oFeriren
9d)war5e lllto farbige striintpfe,
eben FANCY CoLoRs,
fiir 9anteu atn0 y2dbd,en
- in
Sauntrpolle, Wolle uno 5eioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22

= Wontag Nadmittag iit nit ben
Worarbeiten 3ur pfaiferung bes Nlamo
plaja begonnen tnorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
~%:. $.~" Z. WoI.FsoN'S Riesen Etablissement
3lei0er : Gtuffe.

DOppeltbreiie, fa,biee uap idpar5e
sfameeIbaare, 9rate b'slma, 9rieos, Gen.
risttas, albatrcb, ssrses, 8ailIe Graneais,
Gaf6meres, 9amife, @laIte E, Damafe, Gain
Rips, @orbnrstfe, Colombo, ebubat, eonbon
5oule, GInneue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22

@ Sobnfon8 8ros. liefern bic
befen uno biqigften 9rudia@en. @ebt
3u ibneH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
so. / @ef. SouIton etrats.

w Goggan 8ros. baben ben
einsisen erfabrenen unb saDerIdlReen
pianofimrer In Der Gtaot. Bianns
lperben fur 81 seftimmt unS bic Mrbeit
tuirb sarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
DR.. 3. WASSERZUc

leiHe OtenHe beoniprud)en, reiIt bpiitib ON
SaMtiar nacb Salla6 ab.
5 Weit s-@ omm merce= Strake.
Berbeiratbete Mamner, ober loIdit.
bic fi9 perbeiratben poIIen, bic in aoIae bo,i
SnotseIetion in Der Sugenb on Gef@Ied,tS- NIB
'Meroenf6udde Isiben, werbeu srinbIi9 turirt.
Seine MineraIien einaeaeben.
Sunge Wdnner, bic ibrt Belt init unfdhiasn
eenten berfdpenbet unS iid boburd aranI.
eeiten bes Ropfes, Der NaIe, bes SaIfes, her
Seber, eunsen, ginsetseibe unb beS Wlnaens
5u9eao9en baben, uerDen f6uell turirt.
eabt Sud niat fur& faIides eddmaeiiihl
abbaltsn,l ,li6n fofsrt su bslu@en.
zen lstten Is Sabren unb ibernimmt ieinen
Gel9le9ts. nrbjfe, dronifde Rrcntbeiien,
9, Gef4piire, @efdmuIf, dIle Artea son Gaut.
DIT, 9eberleiben, Aifhma, Dhfeuteris. G6utpr.
usen. nnS Shren Rranfbeiteu. ennsenIeiben,
ornament gebeitt.
TT. 4ranfe peroen bur9 RorrtsponDena aebsiIt
prafti3irt felt ls Sabren DipIpm in Der Ofiiu.
piomet. Office. Stnnben bon llbr Weorasns
'ormittags mno ST llbr Mbenbs.
siminer 245 @eft- Commensurate.
man pie ssD0bnIi9 nod Der psumanentex
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-22
9dWarie nnO farbiae Gtriimnfe.

SauntwolIe, 1Doue uno 5eioe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

THE Republican Senators in their last
caucus, virtually gave up the Southern
outrage campaign.
The Democrats had given them 20 nm.
dsgstand that it would be hard % get i'
through, and that the Radicals would
yet TO Jerico if they tried Is, chat is SO
far as a discussion before the country
would DO IT, The Senate, OF course. viii
be- convened on the fourth of March.
and it il anticipated the resolution Will
then 10 brought up, and IL possible
pressed 10 passage. But this cannot GER
,ainly be anticipated, and il MI Harri-
son does not call an extra session Of both
Houses, action on Southern political ai.
fails may 20 over until December
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

SoNE OF She Republican papers have
much 20 cav about the uilanly black
euariism o. Sir Blackburn IN pulling
Nr Chandler ear. but not d word about
the proyocstion or the character u The
man who provoked The assault Mr
Blackburn. in % long career as d solder
and q politician. bias never been .us
pected Of a d~i.honofal'e act, and has
honofed the offices he has held.
The possible ii,io monstrosity who
disgraced even the worse days Of his
corrupt party insults him in "a committee
room simply because Sir Blackburn Oh
jectcd 20 Dis bogus report
Mr. Blackburn pulls the little thiers
ear. and be is called a BLACKBOARD by the
Republicans when the truth is told. Nj.
Blackburn is very excusable.
Why in common ssnso should al hon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

The official announcement that Ms
President Harrison and her daughter.
Ms. Mckee, will wear dresses Of Ameri
can silk az the Inauguration BAH is ono
of those subtle strokes of wise polite.
that is quite startling The official ana
uouncement contains in tull the adyer
tisement of the manufacturing company
that furnished the goods, but does moi
state. a- in the case Of the Wanamakel
appointment, exactly the amount CON
tributod by that silk company TO The Ike.
publican campaign fund As we have
stated repeatedly it Is the duty OF every
patriotic American citizen 90 support The
govorument of the country and NOT
detract from its dignity with amy
incorporate remarks ON persons. but
the hard pan of the sensible American
idea is that all oar representatives from
President down are trustees and ser.
wants whose just duty 10 60 bring some
personal dignity TO the offices they OIL.
What good can W anamaker as u Cabinet
officer ID in return for the 100000 be
gave Quay. Have we come to such "a
pass that a Cabinet Office can be farmed
out for a certain amount of cash TO be
used in prOstituting elections.
And have we come 90 such "a pass when
ridicule makes it as bad as corruption
when a silk manufacturer can display
his impudent, vulgar advertisement ou
the dresses OF the ladies who arc Co oc.
cupy the Presidents house and have
them published as if by authority.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Bic CHIEF BLAINE VIII boss the AL
miuistratlou or ruin it. and thereby In
either case Mr. Halrisons party tor re-
nomination VIII DO beaten Sir Blaine
ia mad .u bis iumoat soul because he
played GOV about the nomination.
thinking tlat Cleveland would certainly
win. la which opinion Ar Blaine was
right. because Dec did not allow iot
Gle specific gravity oi tho fools But
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Tus soCrH AND THE DOLLAR.-The
Rev. Warren Chandler president of
Emory College. commenting en- the lack
of private endowment of colleges Ia the
South. said
The South has always expended it-
Hberaliy in private hospitality. The
North hss given TO public institutions
That is o good point, we'll made. The
southerner has held the throwing open
of his doors. and the abundance of his
table and the wide range of his welcome
10 be- the best thing In this DE has mel
his duty to the public, and established
himself a- % good citizen The Northern
man. ON Che contrary. lives q close and
frugal lfc-openiug the door OF bis
home cautiously though cordially. and
entertaining ,cantily hut well-and 80
the end of The year turns up with q
plump sum for The endowment of some
school, college, hospital or library It !.
thus that Ae discharges his duty to So.
cicy-C0nshfaayl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Baseball AND THE kISGs-The
managers OF the base ball tourists are
evidently past masters in The high art Of
indirect advertising. Yesterdays dis
patches told hat the King and Queen of
Italy were prevented by other engage.
ments from attending the game at the
Villa Borghese. Now we are informed
that the King did 20 TO see the players in
a quiet way. Tomorrow We shah prob
ably hear that the Queen, moved by in
tense curiosity, also Witnessed the manly
contention In company with some Of the
American ladies who adorn her court
Exchange.
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AN alert patriot of the North remarks
that tweuty-seyen years ago Abraham
Lincoln proceeded TO Washington in an
ordinary passenger coach and took d 50
room at Wizards preparatory 70 being
inaugurated President To-day General
Harrison starts from indianapolis in Il
500, 900 gilded car belonging TO q rail
road nabob OF fabulous wealth
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT IDEAS CLEANED FROM NENSf
Jal RNALS.
Bad Tactics Politics In ~ SIR Dress VIZ
Riaine's appointment Of Himself-ihe
silent Tartner-Ihe south aud ia" h"'
senator IucalIs Address. Sc.

BAD Ttcrics-H strikes ihe Pet ihai
fle Republicans in the House. in then
lliiu.teriug i%aciiCs. are acilne NnaeI
very had advice. At any time the OBJ
-fracuon policy is not regarded win
favor. and no party has Eve adopted IL
with profit. 70 looks very much as though
fhc Democrats bad assumed the Ieadei-
shin of both sides OF thc House 300 the
CLOSING days of jhe ae.sion. By hllbus'-
erinr in the California contested cle -
zion case. the Republicans cannot only
be held responsible for the defeat OF the
Cowlc> h.l. thc object of which is 90 re-
move the t1V from tobacco. hut they gre
also setting % very good precedent Tor
fhc Democrats of the next House 60
dlinu.tcr ip thc contested election cases
tbat max come before that body U'"-
i.lt,. Pest
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Tuu SILENT rAHINLR-Mr Depew.
always eloquent and original, told the
Downtown Republicans The other day
tlat business me are learning that in
every anm there is one silent partner
tAc Government
By as much as The Government De- 80
partner in any private business 10 eX-
cecls its constitutional functions. The
affairs OF Government relate TO public
concerns in which all the people are
equally Interested Ia order 90 conduct
Ills public business the Government Is
given power TO levy taxes. When the
Government uses his power 10 build up
certain interests at the expense Of
lhe rest DO is guilty of rank in
justice When il employs this power
To- collect $1,000 600, 900 % year more than
10 Aas legitimate need tor, il robs the
people.
The Government of The United States
Is ii government Of defined and limited
powers 10 has no more right 20 be "a
silent partner in the business Of Penn
sylvania manufacturers, " who make
large fortunes every year when The time,
are good according 10 Senator Plumb.
Than 10 has t0 authorize agents 10 pick
the pockets of The people i'm "a more open
way. Mr. Depews figure was more ac-
culate than lortunate-Aer lofk World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

THE CRUSADE AGAINST SLAVERY
The most remarkable feature OF the new
movement against the African slave
trade is The great interest it is exciting
among The people OF Europe. The i'm.
pulse given TO this agitation by Cardinal
Layigerie has resulted In the formation
Of snti-slayery societies in many Of the
chief cities Of France, Belgium, Holland.
Germany, Austria, Spain, and Portugal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-27

Senator Ingalls, address in memory OF
Of Sir Burues. of Missouri, Was 4 grace.
iul and feeling tribute worthy of "a
finished orator What q pity 10 is that
one possessed of such accomplishments
as The Kansas Senator should descend 20
such bitterness and narrowness a. he
does when treating partisan issues The
man hat so handsomely eul0gi1ed
Burnes should have been incapable OF
attempting 20 malign Cleveland or 10 de-
preciate the name Of Hancock-Nsc
Yggk stay.
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LORI
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u OVER \ MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated hy the Legislature IN l~os. for
Educational AMI Charitable purposes. and it,
franchise made q part Of the present state
Constitution. in 1873. by an overwhelming pop
ular vote.
Is MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
S~4mi-Annuallv june and December and ifs
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
place on each ~ the other ten months OF
the wear. and are al drawn IN public, dt The
Academy OF Music. New q. leans, he.
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abt EailD Ginnfo.

PIT IisHED rvGn DAY IN THB YEAR
ny Tue TfHWs rURLlra1NG COM
pANY. OFFICE $50 EAST MAIN STRFBT
RICHMOND. Va.
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est man be cal cd a llackcuard because
bic patience will not stand the insoience
Of a rogue
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Tie joker of the Void says that
Chandler tWeaked err viii hardiygrow
into the dimensions OF p political issue
There is u suspicion that the eusan-
guined shirt-shaAer provoked the "out-
rage in order 90 make Roadway against
his rival for the se|natorship in New
Hampshire. But there IS such a thing Us
being too drcfie smart.