davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
500 &elnbmnna. 500.

9ie eeier Der rGreieu @reFe" peroen fd
freuen gu erfabren, baB es ipeuisitens cine ee-
fiir9tete &ranibett siebt, ipeIde bic @,hens
i9aft in all ibren Stufen au beilen i'm Stanbe
it; Sails @atarrb Cure 1T Die einaise iebt Der
aratll@en 8rioerf6aft befannte ppfitibe Sur.
8atarrb ~erforbert als cine Contributions J.
aranfbeit cine eonfitutionele 8ebaneIung.
SaHs Gatarrb Cure piro innerlld aenomtmen
nnb tpirft brett auf bas 8lut uno Die idIeimi.
gen SberFd9en bes Sbitems, babur9 bic
grnnOlase Der araatbeit aerforeno unb benz
Ratienten Strait gebenb, inbem fe Die 3onfii.
tuition beS aOrperS %aufbaut unb Der gtatur in
ibrem @erfe bilft. 9ie GisentbIrner baben 10
biel gertrauen gu ibren Ssiltrdften, bab ie
einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuns fir ieben San
anbieten, ben iie gu furiren berfeblt. 4abt Gud)
eine 2iife bon s3eusnihen tcmmen. @tan abrei,
fire: S. S. Cheney & 6 o., SoIebo, ..
syrSen 9rosuifen S%erfauft, Is Gents.
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ManDner nit ramdluiem Ymlner.

Gin 8sri6tertatter beg Semps
i4reibt iber bic Chamber bel gbams
pignp, beus1 auber Dem 8ouberneur
Sauifier nod bic @enerdle 8ilot, Brus
sire, Matbieu unb Mismes a~ntpobnten,
pie fOlst: rSie uebuns bsgann bel
febr belem Wetter um 81 unb enbete
UNI 109 nbr. Sa mir urs auf Der
5lante Der Sruppen auf elmer Mnb0be
befanben, in fonnteu mir bic gauae @ut.
widelung bes Samples berfolgen. Die
Snfanterie mar nit benz 2ebel= @epehr
bemaHnet uno nit llebungsmunition
berieben. 9ie @rtiaerie bate hire So.
tronen NIT rau6loiem BUILDER gelaben.
Sie neuen Bebingungen bes Samples
auf benz S6la1tfelb tparen alio ber>
wirtIidt. Ser GnbIid zines Samples
nit ben mobernen @ef9ohen beriebte
uns ole in Staunen. 9ie be3eidnenbe
uno s~ufiinftig unbefreitbare Sbat1a6e
lit, BOB tDeber bic S6uelieteit nod Die
@tdrfe beg Geuers irgenb cine fi9tbare
Spur auf Der ganaen @efe6sIinie 3u.
rtdldbt. Cine sei6tbte, BON ibrer Wafe
@ebrau6 maGenbe Sruppe pirb BON
benz 8egner ni6t mebr bemertt. ga.
gegen fam cine ungebedte, BON benz
puIberoampf berbiate Sruppe foum
ibre Bepeguneer be~rbergen. gs gebt
baraus berpor, baB bic genubung beg
Serrains ii6 mebr benn ie aufamingt
uno fir 8efeblsfabrung Der @~egentanb
elmer griinbli9en unb in's @in3eIne ges
benbeu Stubie tpirb. 9en 3uihauern
unb Sbellnebmern ON Wan6oer fiel be-
fonbers bic 2ei6tigteit auf, nit tpelder
man, ielbit uenn Der 2ampf am beige.
fen lit, bic Garben unterf6eibet. So
gef6ab es, BOB, pdbrenb mir ieIbit nit
einem Gernrobr ben &au6 ni6t faben,
mir nit blDBem Nuge bic beri9iebenen
Garben Der uniformen ertennen fonrs
ten. ST ni6t gu befir6ten, baB bies
cine Quele ~mertbboler 8eoba6tunqen
lit, bic Elm noblberatbener @egner be-
nuben faun, um bic G%ntfernungen abs
3ufddBen unb bas S9ieBen 3u regeln?
Der @lan5 Der rotben Garbe erf9uert
bic 8erwenbbarfeit Der Snfanterie in
einem Grab, ben man ui9t auBer N6t
laien oarf.
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ni6t mebr-uie bisber-au importiren
{onbern man bat au6 nod fir ben Ct
port bic Ooppelte unb breifa9e Weuge
ibrig.
Scr. Sadion beabfdtiat iebt bic
9erfeuung bes neuen padtohes in
groBarti9em MaBftabe gu betreiben. Sn
Iuguta ielbf beabf6tigt er, 9roBe
Spinnereien als Observation-Disclosures gu
erti6ten unb III Mlabama bic oaau &C.
b6rigen Maf6iuensTabrifen.
SIN Sntersie Der Cotton : Brooucenz
tet beg Siibens-alio beg Sibens feIb1i
-polen mir nur mlinI6er, baB id
ole bieIe Beri6te unb Mittbeilungen
bouintaltli@ beftdtigen m66ten urb bcB
nidt etma bic tblide amerifanii6e
uebertreibuugsiu6t patbe geitanben
bat, als iie in bic Welt geiebt tpurben.
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Sine fid1ere @elo,Mnlaae

1T etne iplhe, ppn wel6er Sbnen inter @arantte suse.
iidcrt nerben fam, bab iie beirtebisenbe 8eiuItate lie.
fert, ipibrtsenfauS has a~ngele9te Sch Suriidsesablt irirb
auf hieler Sdli5 fbnnen Sic ben benz unten anaeae.
tenen Qppttefer eine Slui6e Ron Or. Sings Meuen
S9rtnbfudts : Seilnittel %taufen. Gs pirb garantirt,
paB oafielbe inter alien 11initdnben Grleidteruns se
aeble, her grut pber fer 9unsen anipenbet mi,
S6minhluft, 9unsenentSinpuns, 8rpn6itts, Wfbrna,
Seudbuften, Srdune 7. SC. Gs lit snsenebm e%insuneb.
men unb ldnedt gut, 1T pbais lider uno man tam itd
in1rner barouf ~perlalien.
grobeIaiaen fret in alien @prtbeten. gBrbIeiaIe be
0reib, Gbpmplpn IL. So.
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galifprnias@eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger Don feiuen California Weinen bel
Germ s. S. MeDer am Mlamo
plaaa. 9err WeDer iudt bic Weine
al Srt uno STEELE aug u,.h fauft brett
aus Dem 9eqer ter Weinah6ter. gls
gutem 2enner gelingt es inn ffeis, bic
beifen 9Orten aus5updblen. Ct fann
feine Runben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten SrDpfen berieben. NOtbs unb
WeiBmeine in borsiisIi6er QuaIitdt
BON teBt ab $1.00 per @alone fret
tns Saus geliefert.
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gafSaae mad, Gnrpbn.

Die Ngenturen beg Germ 10. 8.
Voung, No. l Commerce $ GtraBe,
san Antonio, unb No. SOB Main.
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt befen europdii9en 9ampFerz
9inien. 6err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie It Ell @aten au ge6en, ers
tbeilt bereituilig iebe getpiinf9te Musz
funft unb beforst febr prompt ale Inn
abergebenen N~ufirdge. Seer nod Gu.
ropa gu reiien miinfGt, ober 0eruanbte
beriberfommen lafen min, tpenbe fi6
an irgenb cine Der genannten N~genturen.
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Gin 0ankbarer patient,

Ger itlnen Mamen nidt aenannt BADEN Mil, unp Ter
letne 9ouftatcise MISUNDERSTANDING BON fdy,pes
rem yeicen elmer, In einem Dcttprtu6 ansesebeuen
ar3net %pereantt, ldbt burh uu5 haIielbe foitentrei an
Sat entbalt Gesepte, bic In jeeer 2ippteete seua4t
perpen tonnen. S6tdt Sure abreIie NIT 9riefmarfe
an ,,yrinat &Iitif tno 9~iSpeniarp", % ggst
II. Ctr, Geis aprt, R. q.
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Ser CINDERELLA sdmb > sture,

Ode Ofs5ouionfraBe unb Nbenue c.,
oieIer beliebte 2aben Der Sta6t, bat
ieinen neuer 8orratb bon @ommerz
f9uben fur 9errsn, Oamen unn
Ginoer erbalten unb bat cine unbere
alei6li6s Nuswohl aler Gorten unb
Aualitdten. Ser Cinderella : @9ub>
Store fhbrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beIten
Jabriten uno lberbietet M1es, tpas i'm
bieltgen Martt gu baben 1T. Specia.
litdt fur 6erren: ber &odforbs@ 9ub,
tut So. @s berlobnt fih Der Miibe, i'm
@inberella StDre por3ufpredem,
ebe rian anberspo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

Gs ei Derorbnst BON 9tabts
ratb oer Stabt San Mntonio
5eftiou l. DaB bas Golsenbe
ols bos Nusgabe.B Budget gum unterbalt
Der 5tabiberwaltun9 Der Stabt Son
@ntonio fiji. bas Gisfaliubr, enoigenb
an %. Gebruar 1891, augenommen
tperbe:
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Gine Or0indn,

Bur G~eitfeluug Der Nusgaben Der
staot San Nntonio fir bas Sis
talzSabr, en6igenb am % Tebruar
1891.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

gaafseifpben lit nttt aufsebobeu." Sine feline Or
ialtunA leute man he Grandchildren burf cine ein5ise
9latee 9r. Vuu'S Suiten Sprup dir % GentS) Idbt
I'D elm trpuiiheS 5alsteietpen, pelde8 70 Ietdt aug eFs
mem 9ufen entiteben fam, perbineern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

saT Weun Semanb fem uno gu oil.
nebmbarem preife fpeiien mill, 70 gebe
er gum Wiiiionss@ Garter. Die
9erren Gbeiter & Gaml, 8efiber bie>
tes @tobstnements, balten baraut lire
Gdfte TETS bo1fommen s~ufrieoen 3u ftels
len. Qae iaiionmdBisen Selifatefen,
4uftefn, Wilb, Slide, @eHigel &C. finb
bort in Der ~oelifateifen 3ubereitung aue
3eit gu ba'en- Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wunf6 III Die Wobnungen Der Runben
geianot. Mu6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiieDirtbf9aft oerbun6ene Bar
room bic beifen @etrdnfe. ftets frifdes
Bier nnb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
&eberki6en
gid)ere Seilmng.

Geit Sa6ren IeibeI sb unb gu leibe td
Id an einsm 2eberlet< an einem Qeberleiben,
ben urb fobalb i@ Or. 8erftppfuns, @ppetit>
Nusuit &Onts's 5an~ lpisfeit, SdlaHcfsfeit,
burger Irppfen base. etc. gs siebt ni6ts
gen antpenbe flble i'd be0eres ba3esen ME
Qinberunsunb ftnb Or. @usuif Sfnis's
btefe auese3eidneten 5anaburser 3rrpfen.
Iropfen beBtpesen itets tpenn rad @cridrift
in meinem 6aufe 3u ansepdnbt; iie fplten
fnben.- Clinton &lib, in feintm t5auie feb
1865 MaplesStr., &p< lcn.- Seinri6 Stint
DIETER, 81. q. naer, Detroit, @fif.
Wreis so Gents; In alien Gpatbefen 5u babem.
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saT Bef6tist bel pamcoaf &
8 0 B ben sroBen 8Orratb eleeanter
Mnahge fir bieie @aifon BON $40 aufz
pdrts. Die beiten Maaref far biaiges
@elbl Seine fertise Nn3ige, bon BEN
beiten 51neibern bergefeIt.
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@ambnrger Sropfeu.

9wet Sabre lit id ueber swet SABRE
al, einert beftisen SRA litt i6 an einem BETTE
senletben unb braudte gen Nasen 8atarrb
Bic serf6iebeniten rnb seferte iid mein
NitteI pbne ben se~ 3uitonb crit, nadbem
rinsifen grfcls. Su> i'd anfl1s Or. @ueuit
lest madte i'd einen Sbnt9's 5amburser
Deriu6 nit Or. 9tue. Srppfen einsunebmen.
R5nte's Sambureer Stah bem @ebrauGe
Erppfen unb ifpn nads ean pter Glalhen par
furSem @ebrau6 purne i'd mieber nplitdnbis
i6 pOIifdnbis, berse@ bergelseat. -@aul &pes
itelt.-9ertta Wpplfe, Der, 295 9arabees Str,
Stufton, Gal. Gbieaer, Sas.
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Or. 5. 6. Sreeoins, 3abnarst.
Stnee yto. 231 on : Soufton . StraBe.
San Mntonio. Spre9t bel ibm uorl
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~ Maberids 8ant besablt 4
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eitsS epoften.
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s. Npgel bat ben 9eibs stou bon
gersiir6m & 8raD gefaufi uno label
Seben freunoli9f Elm, norsuIpreden.
Der pferbe, 8ugsies &c. faufen Doer
b~ertaufen mill. Mit bieiem @eiddfte
1T au3 bas Der 2eidenbefattuna pers
burbeu uno tperben alle Muftraae
prompt ausgefabrt. Ollie Sorten boz,
Sdrgen ttets an Sanb. 2O,6,1im
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Salpaticn Del lift per srbbte S6mer3enfttuer unIere,
Belt. Setn anbere6 WiitteI temmt ibm sleth, es beil
ale SamerSen unb 0Buupeu, uup tcitet mn % 6entS
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Gbas. @uersuin.

agr Wuniden sic eiren feinen mo.
bernen @n3ug gema6t2 @eben sic gu
q ancoaft & 5obn. Die %feiniten
importirten 5tofe finben sic bort.
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aa| Woberne 9iite in @trob urb
5iij in ben beIiebteffen Gaeons: 9uns
lap, Gnor unb Stetion.
Bancoat & Sobn.
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1900 90
$238,OOO 90

1898. 900 90
. ettion2. SaB sc. @bren Der
UfaDot b'erbei eutorifirt tperbe, Noten
gum Setrase bon $25. 900 Der Wonat
au%sauassen, UNI ben Oben a~nsefabrten
unfoiten gu b%eg"enen.
5. 5. &ogers,
u. 5. WuIff,
Gbas. @uerguiu.
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Natb fir Wiitter!

Tor iber so Sabren fhon tpurbe
Wlrs. WinsloD's Spotbing GDrup bon
Miittern beim 3abner Der 3inber attges
tpenbet. Wirif 9u i'm @9lafe ourd
bas S6reien zines Ginbes geft6rt, has
i'm 3abnen lit unb bor G1mersen
meint2 Wenn 10, Iafe iofort cine
Glaide bon uMrs. Winslop's Soothing
Syrup bolen. Sein Wertb 1T unbes
5ablbar. IS pirb benz fleinen 2eiben,
ben iofort 2inberung berf6a6en. Ser.
laBt @u1 baraut Miiter, es lit fein
3peifel oarliber. IS BELT Dplenterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt BEN Masei1 unb
bic Niereil. beieitigt Wino : GoIit, err
pei6t ben @aumen, berbinbert gntsiirs
bung nnb ffdrft bas gan3e 6Dffem.
nMlrs. Minslotps Soothing @prupA
fir sabnenbe 2inber lift angenebm In
@ei9mad unb bas &esept ffammt bon
einem Der 5eifen tpeibliGen Nerate in
ben Ser. 6taaten. gs it BEL allen
9rugsifien in Der san3en Wslt aH ba.
ben. preis 25 @ts. per Jlaf1e.
Gauft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Winsa
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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s. 8. Collins Manmfacturina

s. s.. Collins misunderstanding
Co., No. 1, 3. 5 unb Z OftsSouffons
Strabe, BOT bic 'gr6Bte MuswabI In
Winbs, pferbefrafts, 9ampfs umb
9anb pumpen aler Nrt uno boratig.
li9iter GonftruftiOn; Waher &0bren
aler Dirt nebf 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs unb
Gleinbar l.. Spbrauliide &ammer
unb Winomiiblen aler @r6Ben gum
pumpeu uub Mablen fino bort gu ba.
ben ober werben auf gefielung beforgt.
8roBe Nlspabl in alIen Nrtiteln unb
bilige preiie bel geoieseaiier ausa
fibrung.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.

Albany March - ,spcciah.-Thc senate Judiciary
Committee this afternoon decided to report a'orabiy
the prohibition amendment which was Introduced In
the Legislature Of 1855 by Asscmblyman John /.
patt II Ponkhko. psc. and was then passed. Amend
mcnts 10 the Consultation must he passed by Two
Legislatures before they are submitted To inc voters
If the state senator Van Godcr introduced the
amendment on Thursday last a second time. MI the
Do,nocrtlc senator's Of the committee, present to-day.
inson Eocsch and Ives. voted against the favorable
report following the lead Of Governor IIill. who
denounced the amendment IN his annual message To
the legislature The amendment prohibits the sale
or manufacture Of liquor In Thu state.
There is no question that all tho Democratic senators
Will vote AGAINST the amendment and that it must
lao .d,nea II ,dopte. at ALL by the vote, uf the Re
iuhlcan senators and A->cmblymcn. senator van
border says he will have "a vote taken upon the
amendment Immediately II adopted by the present.
legislature tho amendment Will he an Issue ut the
fall elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THEE METHODIST CONFERENCES AT WORK.

Millvlc, y. j., March IA tspecIal-rhe nifty fourth
session Of the NcwJcrscy Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference closed it, sessions late TO-DAY. on
the qnesion Of the equalization Of lay delegates Ia
that OF the full number Of ministers to the General Con
ference the issue put to vote and defeated III
being against IL AZ for il. Appointments Of the vari
nus ministers made and the Conference adjourned
ia meet al Trenton In the street Church and ai
Tend in body the semi centennial OF Pennington semi
nary.
Carlisle Penn. March Is (~pcciah.-A meeting
prcvoi, TO the opening OF the Methodist Conference
Of Central Pennsylvania In Ro,lcr Memorial Han,
Dickinson College. ton was held this evening,
and was largely attended by minister, and dele
Gate The meeting presided over by the Rev.
: w Scar. The question Of " temperance wa
discussed by tie Rev. g. =. stevens ana i, T.
Riddle The city f. full of ministers. and everything
is ready for the opening Of the conference.
baltimore. March ls.-Thc baltimore Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church south continued
lis session to-day. number o! clcfgymen made
staemcnts Of the work In their respective charges and
their characters were passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE TRANsCoNTISENTAL LINES.


San DIEGO CAL March 1S.-The Transconunentai
Association was called to order yesterday by CHAIR
man James Smith. Meetings are held with closed
doors The election Of officers resulted as foiio"s
James Smith chairman; executive commttee-J T..
Stubs southern Pacific c. 5. Melen, Union Paoihc :
George Odds, Canadian Pacific: J. y. Hannaioiu'
Northern Pacific; j. +. Goddard, Atchlson Topeka
and santa Fc J. 5. Leeds, Missouri Pacific Colonei
d. G. Dodge, Rio Grandc Western. Chairman smith
submitted his annual report OF business for the last
twelve months ending December 81, 1850, which
was adopted. He reported the total revenue from
freight, s15 s56464 total number Of pounds, l4ee'-
go 40I Passenger traffic for the same period shows
passengers wcstbound to be Ill $50, eastbound.
1V.di9, total passengers handled, 19l ,o3f TOTAL
revenue Gs614,:3o making total for passengers
and freight s27 ,472.s45 Freight traffic shows an
increase the year OF 81 ,e3l s26; there J.!
a decrease Of S335, 54f in passenger traffic compared
with the last six months OF the year 1905
In his report the chairman states That there nave
been but few changes In rates. and those mini
pOrtant in class tonnage and not OF character 10
canse reduction in revenue. The association Is com
posed o. eighteen railroads. and all are represented
at present meeting with the exception OF three
The only officer Of the association present Is Chair
smith,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

Albany March l. l>pcrial-Ihc Assembly held a
session Of t.ro hours ist but passed no bill 81
importance Toward the close 81 tho session Nr.
~ulzer. Of New York. refused to vote after havn NJ
given the explanation - his attitude toward bl'.
4 stormy scene followed. The gentleman VIII
vote sald speaker Hustled Mr.. Sulzer AGAIN
attempted tn continue his speech The gentleman
VIII vote or the sergeant AT Arms VIII put Linn In
his seat said the speaker. Mr. sulze7 was sub
dnci hy this THREAT and voted 80 on the blIl under
discussion.
Mr. ~hcchan the Democrats lcaicr. then loudly
denounced speaker llu.ti Tor threatening Mr. >rlzer.
Has the Chair the right to put member In charge
Of the ~ergeanta At Arm, for not voting " he inquired
III Mr. shcchan viii read The rules replied speaker
uu,t,si he viii discover that tho Chair IS directed
to Keep order In tic Assembly Mr.. Su'zcr was ais
ORDERLY and tie speaker directed the Scrsclnt AT Arms
Ia put him ~ his .ctt. ,, 49,. A.,
Inf Won said that the sergeant should take Mt
-uyrr in CUSTODY said Mr >heciai .
-nh no. sad Speaker Iiu,tcd. ! SAID nothing
about custody / merely directed the sergeant a ARMS
to uuf Nr ~llcr IN h- scat because he was di'"d Wy
IN, Chair ha. - enforce the rules OF NE Assembly
SIR ~.cchau mad, a lon- speech m h'hin'ihtoh
of the Speahcr fnv hi, Infringement oi SuH. iis u.
NucIcr IIu,f,~l listened with GOOD humor ana nhalN
,old Mr. Shc~hnn that he would be glad 10 tnIk over
the matter with him privately in the epcaAcT' room
after the ses,lon aud 80 tho matter ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
GYMNASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS Won.
SOME CLEVER MUSCULAR WORK OF AMATEUR
ATHLETIC UNION MEN.

SOME CLEVER MUSCULAR WORK OF AMATEUR
ATHLETIC UNION MEN.
Tho third annual gymnastic championships OF tho
Amateur Athletic Union decided at Turn Hail.
No. SO East Fourthst., last night. There was
large crowd present. and the various trials OF muscle
and Skill we're loudly applauded. The Gymnastc
Committee was as follows: J. +. Sullivan Pastms
American A. c.; Thomas Downing a. c. S. ~ The
officials were: Judges-W. b. Curtis, y. \. A. u;
g. Bojus, y. Y. T. "; Charles Eberhard, Boston
a. a. Tlmers-s. See. p a. c.; NJ. Bishop, 5. 1.
A. c.; A. VI. sweet. y. J. A. c. Clerk-C. G. Hughes.
VI. 4. G.. Assistant cerk-E c. Carter, y. Y. a. q.
starter-R c. sclaider, n. Y. r. V. Announce
Fred. Burns.
Tie first contest was at climbing the rope, for
which there ten entries. j. Hoffman, N. 7.
I. ", in q 10 seconds. r. sanford, W. e.. was
second with %, and IL. Wocrner, a. a. c. and
ii. 4. v, third, with o 3-5 seconds
The horizontal bar exercises next. G.. Ahls,
Of the y. I. V. won. with +. j. Hosp, u: A: C..
secoDd, and H. WoerDer, A. a. {. and H. T. ", third.
There were eight entries in the clubswlnging con-
test. +. schroeder, y. j. y. c., declared the
winner, with J. Harris, ). l. a. c.. second, and II.
lerberg y. J. \. G.. third. G. f. smith fourth.
Professor Bojus and class Of sixteen students
The contestants on the parallel bars wee: F.
tiurth f. A. C.. George LenDing, \. Y. I. ", r.
Kein ". Y. T. V. and y. j. A. c., A. Lanterwasser.
". A. c. q Ahs won, with Klein second and Gurth
third.
The New-York Turn vereign class then gave an
exhibition the side horse.
In the flying ring, championships r. stoll, N. Y.
A. c. won. with +. VI. karlsruhe. " Y. A. c..
second and ii. Woenner. A. a. c. and H. T. ". third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
TWO OTHER ARRESTS.
IINDEMAN AND YOUNG UNDER BAIL
TIE GRAND JURY FINDS 40 MORE INDICTMENTS
AGAINST OFFICIALS IN THE sHEHIFF'S
OFFICE.

The Grand Jury listened yesterday to Mayor
Grants side OF the story in reference to the manage
mcnt Of affairs in The shcrhs ONCE. Inc MAY
and Under Sheriff sexton had been subpoenacd !"
appear Yesterday morning. The Grand Jurors ha'o
heard much evidence against the sherif's Office. ana
although the statements made yesterday on Deha"
of the past administration OF the shcrih'S Office may
prevent the finding OF any additional indictments
against the high officials. a vigorous prescntmcnt WI"
bo made against the abuses which have eXistcd ior
many years in the Shern's Office. Omcials al tie
District Attorneys office said yesterday that unless
the Grand Jurors changed their opinions there woniu
lie no Indictment against the Mayor. one new in
dctment was filed yesterday In the shcrihs once
cases, but 10 new arrests made. other indlct
ments for bribery found against Deputy sheriff
McGonigal and Warden Heating. The Grand jury
adjourned early in the afternoon.
Charles Lindcman The special Deputy Sheriff. who
was Jointly indicted with Patrick Fitzgerald for
petit larceny and extortion, was at the DiStrctN-
tornevs Office early in the forenoon. lie surrendered
himself To Detective sergeant Reilly, who had pchoh
warrant for his arrest. Lndcman's bondsman. Tobias
Cody, Of No a. Monroe-st. was waiting in the Dis
trict Attorneys Office when Lindcman appeared lie
was accepted a. surety Llndemans bond. which
placed AT $1,000.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Young was walking towarn
the District Attorneys Office not long before noon
when Detective Reilly arrested him. lie also had
long in custody lie Is of the deputies who 1t
IS charged. acted with Order ofArrcst Clerk Martin
In taking Charles &. Francklyn out OF Jail for seven
days at 500 day. Bail In his case was liked AT
$4,000, a. tho charge bribery. c. Gcrken. OF
No 1875 Wavcriey Place. and James Boland. who has
property at No d. sixth-avc and No ga West
Fifty nnth-st. valued at $4,000. we're accepted a.
bondsmcn Judge Fitzgerald took the bond and dis
charged Young.
Warden Heating and Deputy Sheriff McGonigI
went To the General Sessions building yesterday
morning 10 plead to the Indictments found against
them. They found that the Grand jury had sub
stituted other indictments for those found last week
The indictments were drawn under Section 50
OF the Penal Code Instead of under section - The
charge Is still bribery and the punishment provided IS
the : that under section -. Tho counsel FOR
McGOnigal and Heating wished for time In which ~
examine the indictments. The Deputy sheriff
and warden Will be called on t. plead on Monday A
tho time Deputy Commissioner Martin and
the Deputy sheriff, Indicted Monday. Heating
and Nc,Onigal renewed their bond, for $4,000 clrh
There still s0mo un>ervci warrants I'm the
hands ~ the detectives. Deputy Sheriff sullivan
and Special Deputy lIihhari the officials WHOSE
names frequently mentioned those against
whom Indictment, ar pending.