davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-11
8ep. Maunrn

III Der BsfBsr Der San Nntonio @oope=
rage WOrts Oh NutinnraBe, Der ein;is
gen Siferwerfitatt bier liz Der Staot,
bic in mabrbaFt groBartigem MaBitabe
nit Del: befisn Mafdinen ullb Nrbeitss
frdften unb unter peribnti6er Aufidt
bes 9errn Manorp arbeitet. Nur bas
allerbete MateriaI mirb bier gu bauers
baften Gifiernen, JdKern u. (. w. Der.
wenbet, wesbalb mir belOabers Garn1er
uuo @runbeiseutbiimer. bic fi9 bait.
bore unb p~reisperihe @iiternen anf9afs
fen molten, auf bieiss @iabliHement
aufmertiam MAIDEN. Sas @ei9dft bat
H6 aus beideibenen Anfdnaen au Der
iebigen 6r6Be entpidelt, mas mebr mie
ales anbere dig cine @mpfeblung Der
bort hergefeaten @egenFtdnoe gu betra6z
ten lit.
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Sa Der seitsisen 5ibung bes stubtz
ratDs tlbernaGm MaDpr pro. TEN.
@uerguiH in Nbmefsnbeit bes W2apors
ben @oyfs. gon ben Nleermen fehlte
nun 3oltoH.
Die Gr!peiterung oon 0iooIaofroBe
miro 5ei6InReu.
Singer Gil 9eiebz5tr bitten UNI &C.
9aHg BON 5auptpahert6brea. Sem
Gomite iibernielen.
parfaufleber Soiepb 6eitler ma6t
ben Voriblog, gegen SIS ntonatli6e
Ber9iituag pfero unb Wagen gum
S%raNsport her Werf5euge gu ltellen
benz @omite tberDieIen.
j. s. Collins, San. 0eber, @ippri1
uub @6o@, g. SC. 51miot, 2ouis
Spain uno 8. Wolf ltelen @eiu9e UNI
Observation-Disclosures ftr peri9ieoene
Nebengebduli6teiten; ben Gomites i;ber=
Diefen.
Cine 8eiition BON Biirgern an We.
SluaftraBe bittet i'm BerIegung bes
botiigen @eIsiiss Der s. & 9. ~. 8. sc.
@etpdbrt. nlpV
Nuf Nutras 5artors piro 'anaffa Str.
In SoutbzQlamo Str. u%nsetauft.
Ser StabtsSngenieur preber b,ingt
einen 8eri9t Elm iiber Bic Mrt unb
Weifs, in pel6er 5eitentpege in gu.
tunft beraefeut Der6en follen. 4nges
rtpmmen.
8eridiebene 8eri6te tdbtii9er Bes
amten Derben a%ngencmmen.
Dem ftdbtiiden S9abmei1ter miro
Elm gleider pro5entiaB fir Rolettion
Der SAuIfteuern gepdbrt, tpie benz
Gountp.@ dabmeiter, unb GER Cohen
erbdlt $3.50 beni1igt fir feline Dienfe
BET &ebiIion BET Bh6er.
Q%ngenommen, buB Sober, Der BON
Der 5taht nit Der NbibdBune bon gi=
gentbum heauftraet pirb, mel6es e..
propriirt 'perhen foa, IS pro Sag er.
bdlt.
Sie MufiQung Ser Slb 0aleD 9it6
pirb angeorbnet.
Soiepb Sdmibt erbdlt Bic grlaubniB
CUR grrldturg zines Sol3gebdu6es.
SIe G0lIe1a Tar Pflaft3en ltlD Sdume
auf Der NlamozPloaa ~belaufen R9 auf
1854. Is uno es tperSen 1924. rs bepiIz
Iigf, um bic nod feblenbe Summc auf.
3%ubringen. @benip pirb ben beiben
@drtnern fir 9lusleguua Der anlagen
Nldmos uub Wain=Blasa elm mo.
natlides Gebalt boH $50 gemdbrt.
8u~rlsionEtrabe pir6 our @rabirung
e~mpfobIen; uodmals bem gomite ibers
%lpieien.
$1,000 tuerben betpiliet CUR @rabi,
ruug BON Safe 8ietp Nbenue. - Sic
@robtomn &ailmap tpirb angepieien,
ibr @eleiie in DalasHraBe tiefer au Ies
gen. = 2ei9hz Sir. in Der s. Warb,
wirb in 5bsriban.5 Ctr. umsetauft.
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3wiiden Nep Dort unb Bremen
laufen NUT bic i9neueren unb f9neus
ten 9ampfar. 10 baB Der 2lop6 bic
Ronturren3 nit irgenb elmer arberen,
aud nit ben beften engIiihen 4inien,
uel1e fid burh bic S1neliateit ibrer
Sampfer aus3eihnen. ni6t rtur erfoIgs
reid aufnimmt, Tonbern aud in pieIen
Gdlen, namentlid bon ben gugIdnbern
ben 8or5ug erbdlt. Dab ieber beutihe
guropareiienbe ben 8erfu6 ma6t, auf
einen 8remer 9ampfer au fommen. 1T
befannt senug. Sinb bod ieBt IGDn
auf alien bis gum SUM obfobrenben
SGiHen pIdbe I'M 8oraus belsgt
morben.
Der Bremer 2lopb 1T sin eroBar=
tiges unteraebmen, bel benz Nles
burdous ssfddftsmdbis betriebea wirb.
Eaber bic groBe Dronung euf ben
Soften unb In ben Bureaus, bic
pantili6leit, bic @smiHsnbaftieteit. bic
3uberldifeteit unb man fann iebt au1
nit gutem Hebt iagsn-bie Siherbsit.
Wos bic piinftli6teit onbetrift. 10
Tam tpobl, burh i6le6tss Wetter BE-.
bingt, cine 8ers6scruug DON 1-2 "a.
gen in Der 4nfuuft eiutretem; ober bic
Mbfabrt wirb beBhalb bod ni6t ue,z
fdoben. Der 2lopb befiBt eben in Nem
Oott Wberfts Gueiliidten, tpie feline
speiie 2inie fie auf3upeiieu bat. Damn
finb bic A~ugefeltem unb Irbeiter Nae
tuobI biseipIinirt. Die y@iber" trof
beilpieIspeife i'm Sanuar, als bic
ihredIiden Stirme berrfdten, un bret
Sage peripdtet in Weu DOrf Elm. gis
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( d . / i.
Mnf Der &eiie.
Bon Netu Orleans mad Nefu 0prf. -
gu Sbiffe. - Sic Cutie beS Nprb=
Semtidben SlDDb. : Halait 9ptel
mnb Shneaoampfer Dereimigt.-
Sic see madbt frei. - lteber=
fabrt nab Mmfmnft.

Ser S9ne03us Der rpiebemout Nir
2inie" fubr an Jreitog Nadmittas uin
3.15 bon SEEM Orleans ab iiber Mobile,
Wontgomerp, Ntlanta, Charlotte nod
W~afbiugton. no bic Wagen getpehielt
merbsn. Man bertauidt ben S6laf.
nit Dem SaloEzW agen uuo itiht Tim 3
ubr Wa1mittag ON Sonntag, olio mad
4Snunbiger Sour, in Stem Yorf elm.
IS lit bies bic f6nelfe 9inie spii9en
Rem Orleans unb Wsip Sort unb ie'
benz &eifeaben aud f6on aus benz
@runre gu empfeblen, baB bic gBlta.
tionen On berfelben gerabe5u oor3ugliG
finb.
Sd baite bereits Don San Nntontp
aus Ya1aee ouf benz Bremer 2lopb
Dampfer nNnsr" belest. beHen 5egeItas
auf Mittmoh ben 10. $50 Mprgens
angeiebt wa;; g blieb mir baber nur
elm Nufentbai; oou bnei Sagen in Nem
Oott, INN sinius sDtbise @efddfte 3i
~erlebigen unO Yorbereitungeu fir bic
Seereiie au trsfsn. Am Dientag
abenb ben Is. begab i'd mid an 8orb
bes 5tattlihen Dampfers, unb bate
fpdter nod SOS Vsr9ntgsu, ben Rapiz
tdH bes Gabraeuas, 9errn s. Gbriftofz
fers, einen Seemana nDn altem 5hrot
unb &orn. elneu Weltmann une guten
8efelinafter oa3u, fennen gu IerueH
unb nit ibm einise @las imppttirtes
8ier gu trtnfyr.
gbe i'd mi. meinem &eiieberi9t be-
gimme, lei es mir eeitattet, lber bic
Bremer 9inie ielbf unb ibse S1ife eli.
nise Worte 3u faaen.
9ie geiammte GlOtile beg Norbbeutz
f6en 2Iopo, bic orei i'm 8au bsgrifenen
Sdife Spree, nDapsl" uuo n8sbre.
miebe," elHgel6loheu, befiebt aus rs
6~atrseusen. mooDm oer Gaifer Wils
teIm II. nit 6,991 Spanen @sbalt unb
$500 pferoefr0ft bas er6bte 1T. canr
foIeen bic v2abn", nSoaie", nSrabe",
rWerra" &c. &c. Die v9abn" bat 5Oe7
Sonnensebalt unb $500 Bferoefraftz
WaI9inen unb bic brei nddhfolgenoen
Dompfsr.M af6inen bon 1900 pTerbe.
fraft.
Oie 9forbb. 2topb unterbdlt bic mad.
ftebenben 2inien: BON 8remen nod
Stem Sort, Baltimore, Yrailien, Ga
plata Staatea. Ofalien, NuitraIien.
2onbon unh 0u1.
Der 9ieuf pirb beiorat burd bic
na6geuannteu Sampfer:
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Seneat B. Mltmanm.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
212 ON : Commerce StraBe.

3eigen hermit benz Publifum on,
baB fe FIR BEN ousge3ei6neten Sanb'
ffein GuS Gapette Gountb
bic Qgentur iibernommen baben. Die
Ter 5anbfein, Der better pie ieoer aas
bere benz Geuer unb ben mitterungs=
einftHen tpiberitebt, lit benz 8ranit an
9auer gleih, aber bebeutenb biaiger.
SinterlaBt Cure Iuftrdge fit ale eins
fdlagenosu Arbeitea bel 3epen &
u / m II II.
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NndIsns glruieassafte.

Sic bette Gable BET Helt fir S9nttte,
0uetIduagen, @eidDire, Gieber> unb Saut,
ausfdIas, Gledte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Jrpff-
beulen uno ale Sautfranfbeisen +; turirt Sd.
morrboiben pber feine gesabluns. 8nlise
Satisfaction saraatirt ODER bas @eIb pirb
8ara6ertaItet. 25 gcnt8 bic Sda9teI. Bum
8ertauf in ellen apotbeIeu. Greib, Sboms.
fon C g. @hpIefaIe.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS
(2orbeer 9iigeI.)

Dies III ber einaisc 6iisel in Der um=
gebung Der 5taSt, Der errsi6bar III,
obne bob mau @ifenbabnen freuaer
ooer an tleiuen 9itten bortber muB.
Sic 8erbeheransen finh ale por3iigli6
unb bic StraBen ftnb beinabe Biz All
bieiem tpunoerid6nen 9iseI gtabirt.
st lie9t 100 Sub bod iiber ber 5tabt
unb bic babi6eten 9duier Iiesen in
ieiner Rdbe.
8ietet ote fd)6nfte Nlusfi9t.
Sic retnfte SnftA. Ser bette sdbattcm.
8reiteffe straRctt mnb MbemmcS.
Sic friid,effe Gceam Srifc mno bic
geiiinbeitc Gage tn Der gtaot.
Sober 8auplab bot mebrere 8dume
uno Strdu1er, mie 2ebensei9e, Wees
fatde, Wsarita, 2orbeer uno 9lerfiz
monen; angepflan3te 5dats
I nbdume UNI ie6ens Blod.
Sn bieiem 2lima iinb S9attems
5 dume unb S%eebrife tpeientli9.
Die 6auptr6bren Der WaHer> uuo Cos
leitung seben big su ben Baupldbeu
unb werben iebt tpeiter geftbrt.
San pebr0, gelfnap, 9oparo, Mairt
unb Wc@unougbsM benue laufen brett
bur6 bas @igentbum.
9as gisentbum liest bis amf eiite
Msile tanerbalb Der Stabtsremsen.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine Jront bon
so SUB, Die Npenues baben cine Breite
bon 80 Sub unb bic OILERS cine ioIde
bon 20 SUB uuo finb in Der Shat $1,000
tpertb; i'd berfoufe aber fest an
Sol9e, bic bauentppIIe n, bic
Got fir $200-$400. Na9bem meb.
rere 6duier aufgefiibrt tporben fno,
tuerbe i'd bic preife erbbbstt, big Mne
berfauft unb nit ben i96nffen Sduiern
in Der Stabt Sun Mntonio bebaut fub.
BeDingungeu, Elm 8iertel baar; Reit
auf LANCE 3eit nit 8 prosent 3inien.
@erben 6duier lofort in 4nsrif ges
rommen, 1T 9aar . Nn3abluns ni6t
e~rforberIi6.
Wir wiiniden 0erbsHerunseu gu boz
ben, ni6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
No. AIT on 9oulion StraBs, San
Mntpnio, Seras.
San g.. Wbom .giaentbiimer.
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&, e. guains Manufacturiua

s., IS. 0UHlHs WadHlf1ctart1g
Gu, Np. 1, 3, 5 uno Z Ofs Souitou
Strabe, bat bic gr6Bte MuspabI in
Winbs, pferbefrafts, Sampfs unb
Qano gumpen aGet grt uno bor3ag,
li6lter SonRrufiion; WaFer : &66ren
aler Nrt nebit 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs ,tnb
3%leinbanbel. 9perauliihe 9ammen
unb Winbnlliblen aler @r6Ben gum
punpeu unb Mablen finb bort gu boz
ben ober wsrben ouf 9eteuuns beiorgt.
@rpbe auswabl in anea Nrtifeln unb
6ilige Breiie bel geoieaenfer aus,
flbruug.
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2ln Die @afer G~pAiumeaten.

DieMaKes. Goninmenien tpsrben biers
our6 benaGrihtlgt, baB Die 8ebtbren
fir oa5 Qnarial bonn Gebruar big Mai
iebt fdaig Rub. I'm m6gli9t i6nelle
8e3abIung wirb eriu6t.
Sic Ma{ erwerts3 m pagnie E.
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Gsy" uniere 9lpotbeterfirrna Sips &
Silpertboru bdft pdbrenb Der
sau5en Wa0t often, unb es 1T oaielbf
pdbreuO Der 3eit tets elm gutter Mpos
tbefer Dor3ufinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-11

~ Bel Sips & Gilbertbotn
gde SoutonzS trabs unb Aoenlle c, 1T
cine feline 4uspabI 3oilettegegenitdube
unb parfiimerien gu biligen preiieiI
~ baben.
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@ute GleibermoGerinnen Bel gutem
2obn. Selidneige Wrbeit.
WoIff & Marr.
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Ru D~errenten.

Store an Noe. D unb 0aus an Maz
biion square. Bilige &ente.
s. s. ADAMS,
419 galt 9ouIionzG trabe.
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9os gr6Bte Eager bon 8etpebr.
uub &epplper>p atronen BET piper &
g 6uItbeR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-11

Salraticn Del tit eiu uafeblbareS Setlmtttei iar OH.
den% cher @~elsnti4merSeu, NbeumatiSmuS une gieu.
Ial9ta. Us erletdtert bic Sdrner3ep %Icfprt, ,eritbrt ett
urlaben ~perleiben une tpitet nue. y Gents.
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@ruaSeiaentbums . ,tebertrasuneen.

0rnnoctacntbums . liebertrasungen.
Barlemanns @rben an O.. ". 9trs
Ter. 8runbiid gde Commerce tnb
@oeoronftr. $11 900.
DITTO uuo Gatie 6ilgers an Sobanna
u. Subnig. Stud 2anb auBerbalb Oct
Staot. 5000.
Wfor uIrid Oil 8. 6eligmunn, 2
8runoftide In Riug Wiaiamftr. $2200.
Gin sldnsntes @eiultat - Weebr ais buuberts unp
ilnfz unb sipaHStg 1auieno Blaihen Or. butts &ufen
Sprup limb in Baltimore pcn etuer e~inSisen Jtrma, ben
Serrsn 9e. s.. Srpwn Il 8rc. ~pertauft rprren.
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Laurel Heights Office,

SEQ. AIT DIT Soufon StraBe, San
@ntDniO, Seras.
San 8. Mbams...-.. @igentbimer.
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uab, um bic abne1sIuns gu 3eise'
nod eius bonn Scnntag ben 20. Gebr.

Oie WtuTI III IN penn 0enre Der
@doI5'f6en 3onSerte uno rett gut.
Dos Wenu beitebt aus 5uppe, isiih,
bier Gleif6ipeiieu (Braten ,c.) NIT bers
i6iebeuem8 Semitic, &u1en, Sic, Irudt,
JdiRe, RUTHERFORD unb Gdfe, Rafee &C.
Wbenbs So ubr enbli1 fommt Der
Sbee OH bic Neibe.
Die Slide. beroient aQes Sob; ber
Ro9 Dertebt iein @efddft aus benz 81,
benz mas auf ben Slid gebradt tpirb,
1T fem 5ubereitet unb iebr i9madbaft.
Sur u%uterbaItung Der @dite trdst bic
Wulit Worgens 3wif9en LIP etpa
iehs big ieben Slide Dor.
Ser tpirtli9 ausge3ei6neten 0erpHes
gung pegen uno in Nubetraat al Der
aHberen Iunebmlidli9teitsn flbIt man
fd auf ben 8remer . Dampfern uage.
! mein tpobl. 10 re9t wie 3u Sauie. Da,u
fommt baum nod bas munoerbare Sc.
fibl Der Observation-Disclosures, mel1es
@inen 10 forglos ma6t, oos bontdn.
oige 8sf1iebeniein Don Der Welt nit
ibrem &ennsn uub Sagen nod benz
olmdhtigeu Dollar, mdbreab bier an
8orb Jules biibfd su papier gsbradt
pirb unb ma fh f6rmli1 NIT
gfel bon Der tlappernDeu Witin3e abs
tpentet. Gin f6ifIides uub iiberaus
pobItbuenbss Gefibl Der &ube unb Der
.WurHigteit" befdlt ben Wenf1en,
man trdumt in cen Sag biHein unb
binaus, obne fd Rs9enidaft ab3ule.
gen iber bic perbra6te 3eit-bo@ mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
GOING OVER THE FIGURES.
Pushing the Work Of the Census Office
Tabulating the Population.

The work of making the count Of the popu-
lation OF the country Is being pushed forward
as rapidly as possible. A large force Of clerks,
under the direction Of Mr.. w. C. Hunt, the
special agent in charge of the population divi-
sion. are verifying the results Of the machine
count and making the additions that were re-
ported after the enumeration was completed.
Thus far the total populations of eighteen
states and territories have been announced
In addition to the general result the popula-
ton has also been given by counties and the
number of inhabitants of all the principal cities
has been published. When the grand result of
the enumeration has been ascertained it is the
intention to begin the work of tabulation,
which will show the sex, nativity and other
facts about the individual citizens of the
country which statisticians consider important
to be known.
This latter is regarded as the important part
OF the work of the census and involves multi
tude OF details. The schedules Of the enumera-
tors are to be all handled again and then there
are some 65,000,000 of cards to be introduced
into the work. Before tabulation fairly begins
1t will be necessary to secure additional room,
as the space in the Inter Ocean building now
occupied by the Census Office is not sufficient.
Acting Superintendent Childs has the subject
under consideration and will endeavor to pro-
vide the needed room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
TAKING THEM DOWN. 4 PEG.
Results OF NIessrs. Russell and kerr'G
Mountain Climbing In Alaska.

The exploring party which vent ont isst
summer 20 explore mountainous Alaska. and
especially TO ascend Mt 81 Elias. under the
auspices OF the National Geographic Society.
appear 10 be regular mountain Jewelers.
A dispatch received by President Hubbard
from Messrs. l. o. Russell and NJ r. Kerr,
dated Seattle. on Saturday. says the party ar
rived there that day on the Corwin, all vel.
and without accident on the trip. The erpe-
dition is pronounced successful. in = scientific
point OF view. The summit of Mount ST EliAs
was very nearly reached. but the party was
driven back by a heavy snow storm before at
tanning the GROWING point. but glacial stud,
les OF great interest were made. The obser-
vations OF the party give the following APPROX
innate elevations: Mt 81 Elias. Is 500 feet ,
Mt. Cook, l0.250: Mt Vancouver q 400 The
area mapped by the party Is reported as about
one thousand square miles.
The figures given as the height OF tho noun
'a'hs named VIII be apt 20 prove both a sur
prise and a disappointment Hitherto ST. Elias
has been counted the highest mountain IN
North America, being credited with ~. 500 fect
elevation above the sea, while this measure
meni' II correct. VIII place that peak below the
height now accorded 10 several.-lo sAted in
Mexico, Colorado. California British Colum-
bla and Alaska. Mt Cook also loses position
She has heretofore been credited With a height
of 1900, whereas the new announcement re-
duces that elevation by more than one third
As the official figures OF the census have
failed TO give general Satisfaction. the question
now arises whether n new measure me mt Of these
mountains. and particularly of 81 Elias wIl
not be demanded. one source of pride in the
purchase OF Alaska was the boast that with 4,
We were buying the highest mountain on tho
continent II We haven't got that; n We can
fence in the Behring sea. aud If the fur seal
crop rs Exhausted. our eagle Will have TO tone
down lis scream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
PLOT OF THE ROYALIsTs,
BOulanger Used to Throw Over the
French Republic.

LONDON, Oct 6.-The French republican
press join in expressing the opinion that the
Comtc de Paris has chosen to visit America at
this time in order to escape the embarrassing
effect Of the Boulanger revelations to the effect
that the royaiists had used Boulanger as a tool
to accomplish the overthrow Of the republic.
The government agents are earnestly en-
gagged in ferreting out the details of the Bou.
LANCER plot. with view to the prosecution Of
all implicated, and it is intmated that at the
coming session of the chambers the ministry
will submit measure regarding the exiled
royal and imperial families more stringent than
that now in force and which will involve the
forfeiture of property i'll the event OF any trea-
sonable act being proven and penal proceed
ings for attempting to overthrow the existing
order of affairs. The leading Bonapartists and
reyslists are much alarmed by the extreme aud
vigorous course of the government as outlined,
and it is reported that several Of the conspira-
tors with Boulanger have made terms with
the authorities by revealing all the facts in
their possession and Offering to turn states evil
dence in court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
WESTERN LAND TITLES.
Gov. Prince Of Arizona DevOtes His
Message to This Subject.

An interesting feature of the annual report of
L. Bradford Prince, governor of Arizona, just
submitted to the Secretary of the Interior, is
his discussion of the whole subject Of land
titles. He reviews the history of legislation
relating thereto, and suggests that if nothing
else be done by Congress much good
could be accomplished by simple
limitation of the time in which grants may be
presented for confirmation. The governor
adds that while the settlement OF the title to
the large grants made under the Spanish and
Mexican governments is important there is a
large number Of people who are interested in
the small holdings
There are 5000 Of this latter class, mainly
small farmers Of the country. In regard to
these, however, the governor thinks all that is
necessary is that the surveyor general should
delineate them on the official maps as private
property. Then there will be no difficulty as to
title between individuals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
A CLASH MAY COME.
Collision Feared Between Irish and
English REGIMENTS.

DUBLIN, Oct Gone hundred hussars and
$50 extra police have arrived at Clonmel 1t is
believed that their presence in the place is due
to the fears Of the government that collision
may occur between the Berkshire and tho
eighteenth Irish regiments, both of which are
quartered in the town.
The magistrates court at Tipperary, before
which the case of Messrs. Dillon and o Brien
and a number of other defendants who are
charged with conspiracy is being heard, re-
convened this morning All the accused were
present but Mr.. O'Mahony, on whose behalf
Mr.. Dillon produced certificates from two
Clonmel doctors stating that he was seriously
ill and that it was impossible for him to attend
the trial
Mr.. Roman, for the crown, refused to accept
the certificate. and on his application the court
granted a recess, during which the prosecution
telegraphed to two doctors in Clonmel asking
them to examine O'Mahony. He expected that
they would appear later in the day and testify
70 O'Mahony's condition, and he asked for a
further adjournment. The defense protested
somewhat warmly against this, but the appli-
cation was granted
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QUAKER CITY GUESTS.
The Foreign Metallurgists Entertained
in Various Ways.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-About two hundred
OF the English visitors decided to so upon the
excursion to Phenixville this morning, where
they are to be shown through the blast furnaces
and rolling mills Of the Phoenix Iron Company
and the works of the Phoenix Bridge Company
Those Of the iron men who did not make the
trip to Phenixville divided into four or five
different parties some of whom went through
the shops of the Baldwin locomotive works,
VIM. Sellers Co.'s tool works, Bement, Miles
d Co. tool works, the Gordon. Stroeble &
Laurean machine works, the United States
mint, the city hall and other points in the Gen.
trail portion OF the city. Still others crossed
the Delaware river and were conveyed by
special train to the Camden iron works. on the
outskirts of Camden. Others went down to
Chester and visited the ship yard Of the Della
ware River ship and iron works and the Edge
more IRON works at Wilmington, Del.
The ladies of tho party who did not make the
trip to Ph9nixville were entertained at
luncheon at the ladies' club house on the
grounds Of the Germantown Cricket Club at
Mannheim.
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In Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The stock market opened
this morning with continuance of the severe
pressure to sell which marked the late dealings
on Saturday and first prices, as compared with
the final figures Of Saturday, were generally
from d to u per cent lower, while Denver &
Rio Grande preferred was exceptional with a
loss of 4 per cent. More resistance was shown,
however, and while a few stocks scored further
siight losses in the early trading the great ma
jority of the list advanced from the first sales.
The improvement, however, scarcely moro
than equaled the opening losses and extended
only to Is per cent, Burlington leading, while
st. Paul, Northwest, Union Pacific, North
American, New England and Rock Island rose
q each and others smaller amounts. The up
ward movement, which had the character Of
covering only, soon eliminated and prices
again receded on q somewhat smaller business
than during the early trading and in a few cases
net losses were sustained. Louisville and Nash
vile, after advancing x per cent. reacted Is.
and Tennessee Coal dropped / per cent and
Sugar Refneries Is. Chicago Gas also retired
fraction. Toward the end of the hour a bet
ter tone again prevailed, however, and, while
the marke. was more quiet, at IL o'clock it was
steady to firm and generally at small fractions
better than first prices Silver opened at ll215
highest sale, 1922 lowest sale, l1l1; last sale,
INK.