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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
acknowledgements flr aas Mp=
djenblatt So SO.
Aeienbe u geHten:
s. g. 8ui@.
GDbert Nennigsr.
We. gd1prpbing.
Magstniltam gutpr.
6 . { 8.
San Nntonio, 80. Mai 80
Observation-Disclosures.

0THperlDHNUNHgefGS.
Der um5ug, Der fi9 bies Wol am
8rdbetiAmiidungstase bur6 bic 5traz
Ben bon San Nttonip beipegte, mar Elm
gang uneew6bnli6 iiattIider uH0 impoz
%ianter. Serielbe muroe aber aud ton,
berrli6ten, rur Elm meHia ju na5lneA
@etter beeinitigt.
Ser @tabt Nsar{baG 5barbein nit
elmer Mn3abI be,ittener Poli5iliea fiib,te
ben 3ug an. @s folgie batu bas Dtuz
ft, Corps bes 8unbes : MiIitdrs, nell
dem fd biefes ieibf ani6loB, uno
5par unter Ihbtung beg General Stan
lep unb feines 5tabes. Sc 1arohez
lniformen Der neuen @aoansfies Mbibyis
lunsen i6einen nod Mot aEeefommen
gu fein, henn oieie t1uaen, ME man
b1iibsn fagen miirDe y5e6ie @ariti.
tul", unb faben cher ans, dig Ob fe
bon Der Snbianerz@ rsn5e tdmeu, ais %
fe our Barabe gingen. Die NrtiQetie
nit ibren pradtbolen Gefpannen ma6te
fi6 um 10 better.
Na1 benz 8unbes Wilitdr fameu
cine Neibe bon Wageu nit 8Iunen
unb Rrdn3en unb ben Ginbela, mel9s
biefelbeu duf ben 8rdbsrn Der b%erftors
benen Grieger niebetlegen folsen. Sisz
len Wagen f9iofsn f1 cine Nnsabl au=
berer nit Geteranen an, benen bas
Matf6iren 81 befGmerli6 fieI, %uorauf
unter 8%oranmari9 Der bunt.uniformir.
ten gitD .8ano cine san8e @oloaae rffiis
gu Sub eiltberEdreitenber Teteras
men fam.
IS folgten baum bic Mili3 : @ompags
MEN (benett lbrigens ei1e ettpas itrdms
mere uub foloatii6ers 9aliung Na6ts
f6aoeu f6ante y. ippie Die uHiformiste
Ibtbellung Der Guiebis Of ppibies.
Den @lanapugft oes um3ugs biIOete
-nie INNER anfsr porireiHiD ausges
riffetes Geuer !. Sspartement, bas fi6
unierer Mnf6t ua6 nit ieinen ausge,
aei9neten SampfipriBen, 9atens unb
2eiters@agen unb 6hlaudwagen uno
nit feinei auHalenb i9bnen utib f,df
tigen pferben nit Der Geueruebr irgenb
elmer amerit1nii9en Stabt BOZ, Der ents
ipre6enben @r6be mefen fam.
Den Bei9luB bes 3uges biIbete cine
Inaabl bon Wagen nit ben tdbtii@eH
8eamten unb ben Mitslieoern bes
Stabtratbes, uel@eu fi6 bann cine
i1ier unabIebbare-Don benz er~Ifaunlis
den Magens& ei@tbum San Mntonio's
3eugniB ablegenoe = Geibe Ton 6uhrz
tuerfen aaer Nrt anibtoB.
Sie Geierli9feiten auf ben Gtieb96
fen poll3oaen fi6 in Der bergebra9tsn
slrt uub Weiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
Scr erffe Gdbrift.

gieusi6t 1T Sbr games Spltem auber Orbnuns, Sie
tonnen nt6t ellen, ni&t iflafen, ni4t benten - tur,,
fraseu I'D eritaunt, mas 9bnen eisentiiG feble. Sic
ipuien eine iclAe gBarnuns nt6t unbea6tet laien. Das
1T her erfe Sdritt gu a~usemetner Rerpen : 3 errlttun9
Sic brdu6en elm RerrenzS ~tdrtun95s Wiittel, unb In
electric : 8itters merle Gle &les fiueen, mas our Ser
iteuuns eeS nathrlthen 3uitanhes Shrer @erpen n6tbta
1T. neberraidenbe @eiuliate fpi9en benz @ebrau&e
her, bic Iereauuns poasiebt iA piefer in ~gereselter
0eiie unb 2eter unb Aieren nebmen TIRE Ibdttsteii
lptener nie frhber auf. Wan reriu6e cine 6laIhe.
9retS SO Gents BEL ". TreiB, a9cmpipn & Sc. unh
alien anbereu Gretbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
Sic tteue Gntbeffuna.

Sic @le baben Sbre Sreunbe unb 9efannten bappr
ipreaen bbren. @ieuetdt iinb sic aud iebit Giner ppr
Oenen, pelhe an iih ielbit erfabren BADEN, ME gu
bies Mittel TIT. @enn Sic es leraalS periu9t baben
bann iinb sic aud elm treuer 5reunb bappn. Dem
iper einmaI etnen @eriud nit Or. Sings Neuer Gnt.
betuns semadt bat, Der bait eS aud BON Der 3ett ar
imner IN ieinem Sauie. 8enn sic eS md Itenlals
baten Ipaten, pber irsenb Elm 2eiben Der 2unse, bes
9alles pber Der Sruit, bann perl4affen Sic ih eint
Gla5de bierrpn unb periufen Sic eS. Der Grfpla
rirb in iebem Sale sarantirt, pber ea8 @elp ptrb 5us
ridseSahlt. 9rcbefai6en gratis in Der @pctbete bon
TretB, Gbcnp5pn & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

= Sn bisliser @esenb erfreueu fd
Or. Muguf 36nis's hamburger Gamis
lien>W eoiainen aIgemeiner 8eliebtbeit
uno bieTelben iinb tn bielsn Tamilten
elm fdnbiges 0ausmittel. -Soiepb Gors
ner, CARRIER, OHM.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

sdr q. @obn C Co., s. RaIteper &
6obn uno anoere 9rusgiHen tpdrbeu
@bamberlain's Duitenmtttel ni6t ems
pfeblen, tuenri es ni6t gut pdre. IS
1T ipe3iel fit bic SeiIung bon grfdl.
tunger, Group, 6ufien &C. bergefelt
uno bas wirtfamife Mittel in iol6en
GdGen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

Sag Den r%eelften Wertb in 9errens
neutrality-suspicious. finbet man
BET Pancoaft & SObn II. Seht
uniere $1.Semosn, 25 @ts. Strtmpfe
u. f. M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
Gafaae tsad1 Garppa.

Die agenturen beg 0errn 81. &.
Ooung, No. l Commerce . StraBe,
8 Antonio, unb SO. SOB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreien nur bic
anerfannt beften europdiiden Dampfers
gtnien. 0err Douns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
Jill # &aten gu sebsn. err
tbeilt bereittpili9 iebe sepini1ie Nus
tunft unb beforat febr prompt ole inn
a%ber9ebenen Muftr1ge. Mer nod Gu.
ropa gu reifen miini9t, ober 0erwanbte
beriberfommsn lahen min, tpenbe fi9
on irgenb cine Der genannten Ngeuturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
Serr 6, S. Miiller In Der Wef.

@ommerce ; StraBe b6lt 1fets bas boI'
fommenfe 2assr in 3eidenmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garbeu, 8las, Spiegel'
glas, 8iloerrabmen, 6irnihea uno aleH
3ei1nens unb Malersl ltenfilien. Snnit'
lerii9 aussefibrte 8ilber uno Statuets
ten &c. finb In elmer ieb~enstpertbe1 @als
lerie sur Inf9t unb gum 8erfaut arss
geteat. Sn 8apeten uno 3immeroetoz
raiionen 1T bas 8ei6madpontte uno
Heuehe bort gu finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
@rmnSeiaemtbums . llebertrasunsea.

Mu9uf Qape an emil Wiebenfelb,
@runbithd al Nepuba Str. $500.
:. s. Seimenbabl OIL 8. s. polt,
10 8~ruubhiide am proipeet : 9iu,
$4,000.
Stephen Manaorcebib OH Geo. gpz
liein unb so. Beth, 8runbitid an
South Centre Ctr, 81. 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

"a 9epor man cine &eiie unier.
nimmt, faufe man cine rs Gents sSlai6s
bon @snmberIoin's @olifz, GbDlerc=
unb Diarrboe.M ittel. IS lit me'ftens
notbDenbig unb bann iebr i%pettboolL.
Wirft milo unb fher. Gum 9ertauf
BEL 81. gobn & 60 s. Galteper &
Sobn unb alien 9rusgiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30
Einanstcaer Seriht

Der San Qntonio National>Sanf in
San Nntonio, Seras, beim Nbi6luB
bes Gef6afts am II. Mai, 1890.
Nre6itt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

sas- Moberne Stte in Strob unb
iila in ben beliebteften 6aeons: 9un=
lap, Gnor unb Stetion.
panepat & Sobn.
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Sic Mnfnabmte hes Genius.


!9err Sames g. Wetpcomb bat fur bic
Stabt bic folgenben Gsnius5eamten er=
ttanrt:
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6rast eureu Mpetbeter unh er pirt sud iasen, hab tas
berubmte Sdlpation Sel ale aueeren Siniments au
@hte %ubertriit, uur led tritst ss nur 10 9ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

a. Waberids 8ant be3abIt 4
proaent 3iufen fir 3eits 8epofiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-30

9iefes Bier seidnet fid burd feline geinheit
uab Site unb burd feiaen 8oblsefdmad aus
unb dbertrift ale Glaiden 8iere int Marfte.
Das Bier pirb in Der Stabt frei ms Saus ab,
s%eliefert. Co ebe Glai@e sarantirt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
A Hint About Driving.

DR.. Leahy, 4 horse trainer, says: When
horse stops and proposes to turn around
don't resist the turn, but give him quie.
horizontal pull in the direction no wants
to turn, so as to carry him farther around
than he intended 10 go. and, If possible.
keep him going around half dozen times.
In most cases this will upset all his cal
culations, and he viii 80 quietly on with
out much ado. If six turns will not do
give him twenty. In fact, If he will keep
on turning TO your rein you are sure to
conquer, as enough turning will certainly
confuse him, and leave him at your COM
mand. II he viii not turn and will back
TO the rein. keep him going backward in
the direction you want to 60. He will
soon get tired Of that and prefer to go
with the right end forward: but before
you lot him 20 give him decidedly more
backing than he likes. Louis Globe
Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
TOWN TOPICS.

Warm day al around yesterday.
Balloon ascension today at the lake.
The wood carvers Will give ball at
AfbeiteF Hall Wednesday night.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Johnson,
OF All Scrbner-st. an s-pOund girl
The Golden Seals defeated the Young
Astors by a score OF IS 70 II yester lay .
The appraisers in the J. F. Quigley
assignment have tXed the assets at
s,107 y.
John A. Carpenter sold 20 George w.
Carpenter, lot - on Grants addition
yesterday for $500.
The Express social Club will give q
grand bail at North PARK pavilion on
Wednesday evening.
The ladies' aid society will give q
fancing party at North Park pavilion,
Friday evening, August /.
Hon Thos. b. Church's condition still
continues favorable and MS friends feel
greatly encouraged about him.
There VIII De meeting OF the BOARD
OF Education, saturday, August ,,
at ; p. NJ, II the board rooms.
E. sherman Follmer brother OF c. c..
FOiimer was admitted TO the practice
OF law in the circuit court yesterday.
The cars for the new electric road
have arrived, and the company hope
10 have them running during the week.
A bill of foreclosure was filed in the
county clerks Office yesterday by Frank
W Curtiss against Don Finnigan ct al.
Thomas Callihan and Patrick Swan
were appointed special deputy sherlffs
yesterday 10 serve during the street car
strike.
The Detroit News says that Capt.
James Knox Of Company / - one OF
the most popular young men IN Grand
Rapids.
The engagement of Mss Gertrude
Clark, OF THIS city and VIM. Partridge,
Of Boston, Is announced. The wedding
Will take place IN August.
The revival meetings at Ames VI. <.
Church Will be continued this week.
Public services every evening except
Saturday, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Poundmaster Henry is out notifying
dog owners that have not already pro-
cured hcepses, that, If they do not
comply with the ordinance, they will
DC prosecuted.
At the meeting Of the West Michigan
Fair directors Thursday, the committee
appointed % confer with the horse
mems association relative 10 mile
track will make their report.
General Manager Chas. VI. He aid, Of
the c. q W. NJ. has Just purchased a
fine pair of drivers from the J. s.
Crosby stock farm. The were both
sired bH OKemOs, a half brother Of
Maud ;
The third annual basket picnic OF
Custer Relief corps No. : will be held
on the Soldiers Home grounds Wednes-
day, July 50, IN the afternoon. Local
posts and corps are cordially invited
also sons OF Veterans.
George Peeps, secretary OF the carv-
ers UNION. SAYS that the men will hold
out to the lsst and that they could not
20 hack to the local shops as they now
contain scab Carvers. He also saws
that haf OF the carvers are now en-
plOyed outside the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
One Tay of Finding Ont.

Clara (ncditstively)-How can / Be
quite certain that Augustus loves me for
my wealth alone? Hs. n sudden thought
strikes me! Augustusl
Augustus Ctenderly)-My owni
Clara-Between two who love there
should be perfect frankness, should there
nat!
Augustus-My angel. a thousand times,
yesl (Aside.) What the deuce does she
want TO know?
Clara (slowly)-Then listen. Ny hair
grew upon other heads and MY teeth are
the best money could buy. Ny eyebrows
are false. my lips Gre painted, my cheeks
are rouged. and my dressmaker makes
me as well "a my dresses. Say, Augus-
tus, can you love me after these disclos-
ures?
Augustus (faintlyt-I-I can,
Clara (sotto voce|-Ye gods, how deeply
N debt must this young man bsL-L,unr
con Judy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
POLICE AND COURT.


ineEe . nolaing Or the police ee4T'
record foE AoDc4y mQEnug % lndlo@ie
Sns gFeat SsEesy events Ire drunS-
sa1eSs q sunday was mucb heloa the
aveE-se AID Only oae e&se o. d.soE-ssF-
y eo1dues growing oat q the s,rsSs
was "a cQuEt.
william q Bellany ard IS. .Campmaa
Nefe oa.g dTugSs, and they sent To
sd one for "A aays and the oEaeT Tor
y days.
Ciaad haalltOa Is toe boy arrested
s1ao2y On Scrlb1sr-st IS order oi seE-
ge4aL Neub. he wlll be trlsG Tor G-s-
orderly conduct en- August 4.
Ars- Frances Miller Was arrested
last week charged with ss>aulung a
ne.gubor's 10y. 1he testimony yestet-
day Went 10 show that the boy mas =
saUey, lmpuaent fellow, and needed q
spanking much more than Mrs. Miller
needed prosecuting. The cOart old
not think the TOY was assaulted, ana
discharged the prisoner.
Enos Martin Is one OF those men re-
ferred 10 last week IA Police ana
Court. as having never heard that bad
language Is contrary 70 law. Martin
paid into court sS.55 Just for indecent
language, which he confessed that he
Used.
The larceny OF James oDowd, here
tofore described IN this column, sent
the thief 70 jail for so days.
Michael Dreher's liquor-iax case was
adjourned 10 August 8.
Thecourt found that Mrs. Smith was
technically guilty OF disorderly con-
duet, and fined her 81 and costs.
Peter B. Solen had, no dray license.
and the city attorney told the council
last evening that he could not get
one without moving into the city. lie
will be tried for violating the ordinance
August /.
X. Zamerdike. the man accused OF
stealing Den Herder's umbrella, was
shown 10 have been not guilty. lie
found the umbrella and did not steal 1t.
Michael Welsh will be tried today for
disorderly conduct on Canal-st.
4 man tried yesterday afternoon TO
force himself into the apartments of
Mrs. Boilers. ll6 Canal-s;. He escaped
before the officer arrived.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
UP IN a BALLOON.
Is where Prof. NcEwan the AeronaHt
went Yesterday.

went Yesterday.
Look at him; '"How much higher is
he gong "I thought / had seen ba-
loon assensiOus, but I never saw one
ike TINS"
These were some of the remarks
made at the lake yesterday. who we're
Witnessing the grand ascension made
" the second Hogan.
After initiating the huge air ship, in
full sightof the on lockers. the professor
began his trip % the clouds. Il was a
magnificent signt n he rose from the
earth amid the cheers of the spectators.
He performed daring feats on a trspeze
attached 90 his balloon until he was
nearly out OF sight After the balloon
rad reached the great altitude Of 5000
feet, tie highest ascent ever made by
any man, he detached his parachute
and deCended 500 feet Ike a falling
meteor, before It had become inflated,
and then decended gradually 70 the
earth n safety. These ascensons will
be gwen st the lake for eight days,
each day At $50 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
1--we stock

CHfcAeo. July -
without material change. Quotations rsbfsc
~ ~ 29214s for choice " fancy sblppirs
steers k350at 10 Tor good 70 choice 90, fsoo3
20 for con men &c fair 60: 500 aa5s for bstch
ers Steers. ~ <oafs - for stocsers; y 0oa = X
for Tersrs: o. ooaf 70 for Fsedsrs o. s00ss 3
for Cows. O. Ooa37s for Buiis. sne q 5ot< =
for Veal Calves
Boes-Hsrket rsther setfrs Opened rsfhei
steady hui ruied frrneT later. ,nJ prsoss were
advanced sAles were uscs q $50 o. fui
light; ssr07sS FOR rough packing s. s0.s q
for nirei sod s3&fsrs fof hesvT psckit 9
sne sRippinr lots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
rssseealsss Is ths rntssa states ss1Ats
9nd Houss 81 REPRESENTATIVES,

@.~<te1teEs ts tks tntesd states se~@e@
.nd to1ss 81 Representative.
NAssISoreN. July 3 --Nhsn tie
house wss called "a order Saturday M.
Mckinley l0l from the eoImtttse ea
rats. reported = Hesol ullon directing sAe
Speaker - sPPolhG = cozamittee - NFe
members - Investigate tne charges
oro2ght sgaiast fsAslon cen missioner
kssia. by Representative Cooper, a In
dlsaa Adopted
NAsHISsEoN, Jaly as. - The House
snenaments 20 the original package
BIZ we're Ren-conearree IA by TIE sen.
ats On Saturday ana = conferences vas
ordered Bills were passed granting
pensions of s. 600 year each to the
widows Of General Fremont General
Mcclellan ana General Crock.
The Senate amendments 10 the suR-
dry civil bill were considered and many
Of them were non-oone1rred In The
House adjourned without finishing the
bill
Senator Teller Col gave notice Of
an amendment Which he would orsr 10
the bill Of Senator sherman 20 as 10
coinage, providing that hereafter in
subsidiary coinage the half-aollsr shall
contain 200 grains OF standard silver
and the quarter and dime one-halt and
ore-hfth Of that amount
Senator Mitchell lone.l ssered q con-
current resolution stating that the
United States would hail with sppro-
baton any reciprocal arrangements, by
srs.tv ~ ofharvriSs hstHasr rAa Co.
eminent Of the United States and the
governments Of all or any Of the South
American or Central American States
for tree trade in any thing but hides
and wool, and requesting the President
90 omit hides and wool fren any such
treaty..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

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1sIpszso o. Eleu1s7a zss.5 laIsss 17fgS'f9
80 Dsxias esd ss4.l3 saLszas S 4 81 -CssL
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= ura1sD ~ - Ezsssp1lzl Ee.isEs SO sxL--esSE
PATS
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sslIaala-s7 5aIpH4ssp - HusQas q pssngsI
suglgJ "a 4a4as guaglsalg "a pls0 Uso-ssst
a3assI - sdHHad slnVI slss
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IS ps51 Esd
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'6Z EIuf-GIoasEH Z! s9sQ Sui
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Both the IaethOd and results when
Syrup of Figs Is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste. and arts
geatly YET promptly on The kianeys.
Liver and Bowels, cleaases the sys-
tenn eiiecsually, dispels colds, head.
aches and ierers and cures hShsuaai
constipation. Syrup Of ligs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and so-
oeptsble 20 the stomach, prompt Ia
IA action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable Substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend 1t
10 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs lie ior sale In 800
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gistA Any YSiishle druggist who
may not have il On hand VIII pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
S<E fexacgso6. ca.
t0gssslLLf. AZ. sfR fosk. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

WAsH1ssroS. July Z9.-FeE Lever
Mch.gan. Warmer falsi so1tnefiy
Hlads
For Uoper Michigan. Fair weather,
followed by sl0xers, soEtheriy Niads,
warmer ID southern cooler ~ western
rgfri0n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

An Oldsown manufacturer bought .
cap for HIS little boy in Bangor. and at
once recognized the cloth Of which 1t was
made as produc. Of his own factory.
The cloth was cold to New York parties
who sold to Philadelphia manufacturer
who made it into esps and cold them TO
Boston wholesalers from whom the Ban
eor merchant bonght-Lewiston Jour
ro1
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
Hflkins' Popularity.

Guest--I understand that BillCns Is
one Of the most popular men in your
city.
Host-Did Bilkins tell you that?
Guest-Oh, no; Ihave not met Bilkins
for years.
Host-Ah, Then yo1 have been talk
ing with his wife-New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
A DYE HOUSE
Owned ey 6. n. Rose Burned Las
Night

Night
The old building occupied by G. p
Rose and used a. a dye house, caught
IRE from the boilers last night a.
~ O'Clock. aud vas pretty vel under
way before the department could arrive
The building eeiu0 40 Old and dry Il
was but short work for the Ere. Harry
Rose. who sleeps the building. was
not awakened tn the firemen had
Knocked down the door. DYE stuTs to
the value Of about $500 were saved and
the only loss beside the building was A
few garments that we're ready for the
dye tub. The property was partly
covered by Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Mr. Hsden. the great English etchsr.
spent two hours on his wed known
plate. The AgsTnsmnon~ He has real
lied. an told. over go 900 from the
ssle Of prints from this plate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Attorney General Miller is the only
rne of the eight cabinet officers who has
no secretary at all. Mr. Miller has not
been in the habit Of conhding in any
body. He attends personally TO AL his
business, and trusts in other people just
as little as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
THE SAND BEACH MYSTERY
. ssiiI = uvstery-Two Hnnsr-d Dollars
- Ci~sr re Up

SAND REAcE. Mich. July ss--The
stzens turned cat en- ussse yesterday
sid dragged the hsrhor for the body
Of James Rcsch. the cd soldier SUP
rosed - hsvs been murdered here
July r.. All Efforts were frgitless. and
the matter = shrouded n as muen
mystery ss ever
A rewsrd cf 500 hss been ofsciallv
offered ~ tne vi age, county and prl-
vate Subscriptions. The agthori ees are
On the alert fer anything wbich nav
turn up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
BASEBALL.

Standing Of the Clubs 81 the Leading
Professional Organizations.
In the matter OF games lost and won
during the present season the leading
professional baseball clubs stand as
follows:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Don't forget the excursion to Nuske-
g0n and Interiaken PARK Augustl !. Fare
for round trip sl.00
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Opening dinner today at the Merch-
ants Lunch Counter. y P. Winchell,
- Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Dinner from Il 80 to 2o'clook sf The
Merchants Lunch Counter, "a Iyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

Blue Lilissor Pear Of savoy perfumes
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

and evening. gwen BY the Wood Csrvers
AZ Arbeiter Hal, Wednesday, July 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions, Etc.

> CHICAGO July 2s
FJorR-ouict and firm Spring Patents,
A.s9525; Bakers. IS 25d.3. Co: Straights, e. =
GAS; Winter Patents. 81 4o<c< 65; Clears, s. a
Cl2a
WHEAr-Aetive and higher. No. 2 cash. go
9Shc; September, s4s1sohc; December, e6Ha
s711c; No. wheat 752ss4c; No. 5. ia s)c.
CoRs-Active and excited. No. z, <5e$ss. C;
No yellow. sskQ4o5ze; No. =. 81 a;f5n, No 8
yellow, 45snzoe; September, z5a@$7sto; May
May, 5o}s t5osc.
OATs-Acave and higher no. 2 cash. a3A9
s2nc; August, 3sGs4Ae; September, sat9-3so
May, IS s37c. Samples slow but frmer No
3 3o34o; No. 3 White. 34l,37e; No. z, s1s5c:
No. White, so1sSo.
RYE-Again higher. No cash. hSs3s4e:
July, 5se; September 5Sc Samples about
t455c for No ?; AZ e4se for No. 3.
BARLEY-Cssh market inactive. No new
September delivery, Csc bid.
MESS PoRK-Iarket rather strong with rooc
trading at higher prices Prices quotable al
si2. 252l2 30 for cash t2S3Gi25o fer July
sl20oGl225 for August: 81. .TSdlls0 for Sep
tenber. aud sllsOaI2.0o for January.
LARD-Rather active and prices ruled higher
Prices ranged al Sc o51,6io for cash; t80sHa
ais for August; Sc % $50 for September, soe
e6.554eeO for January.
BUTTER-Creanery, s1isno; Dairy. S0ilc.
Packing stock. z16c.
PoULrRy-Live chickena foe per 2 Sprnr
Chickens, 100 lie per 4 Live Turkeys SG loC
per p 4; Live Ducks, s&loc per \ Live Geese.
500 90 per dozen.
LJQuoRs-DistUled Spirits srm on the basi,
Of 81. 10 per ga. for finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

We do business on a cash basis. aud
can afford 20 sell a good article on q
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

See wykes' 50 cabinets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-29

NV fTTk. JIlF n
wBKAT-No. 2Re6 advanced ISoihc strong
fairly active; August, eq'.Gsi.0o SeptsDbeT.
esA dssxc: December. p91&G.00E, January.
o. 00a: May. o. .034 al.o<s.
CoRS-No. eyoited on continued drouih
West: fully S135.c higher. active. No. 2, SosS
GsiHc: steamer mixed. lO0.sla
oATs-No strong Sa2zt up. quiet. West
err, 4oa42o.
Provisions - Beet weak Duh Plate, 80
07Bo; extra mest, e. 75Q7oo Pork fairly &c
tive. firm; Ress. tI3oo 1i4oO, extra prime.
sioO1ioo. Lard quiet Steam rendered
f6z.