davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1890-11-16
ekly bank statement shows:

Surplus. Def q? s4A 30 Def ssa2 $40 Inc S.7ilY1o
ne ,urplu. aysAr ago was soss's7a and two ysArs
The Financial Chronicle computes the gross
earnings OF 1856 roads for October at f5l .305,-
% sane ne % ass
ending Oct. 81. at S415,O46,01 nm increase as
wh the s period OF
c benxsr Snd a haosd da%pany
shows gross earnings OF @ @s52s,77 an increase q
e.; :, g s5S
Tho Long Island Railroad reports gross
earnings for the quarter endinE Sept 30 oi
IL an increase OF sl9a ses as com pared
ssylSnngS SnS liked charges s4ss4oo' an Increase Of
Tho Denver and Rio Grnnds Railroad re-
m an increase Of ssi. 1856 as oompared with the
same month Of last yoar and net $4Ol. .736. an
increase OF $52. .606.
Tho annual report Of tho Peoria. Decatur and
Evansville Railroad COMPANY for the year end
Increase Of s4O4i3 as compared with The same
Issy!ns a dsSsjs 81 Fl Fl s2Saso: asslns, ss5pias
ss1 81 year ssas ons x
The annual report Of the, Louisville. Evans
vile and st. Louis Railroad Company Tor the
$4l63lS, IN increase Of SS5.727 Ms compared
with the snme mouth Of last year and net re-
f347.342. leaving a surplus Of $l03.611. an in
crease OF $S.054.
The receipts from internal revenue for the
customs So 1893 537. u total Of sG.9l 7.165 uGainst
S6.53s.46s last week. and making the total
from both sources since July !, $l55,f2l.790.
Se SseE or
demptIon. 81. l.0A.535: amount reissued. $649
72O. and destroyed, $496.02S. Balance Of de-
posits IN tho Treasury to redeem national bank
notes. $54.O35.3T2. atdecrease as compared
with last week OF s425028.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
loet Snt, rJou t1lIo
The sun., 1890-11-16
el67. $50 397
...... sizes. .647. 335

SEA 6s last Saturday Bonds held to secure such de-
posts. SIS. hn In addition to tho foregoing shn
Treasury reports silver bullion purchased under the
Of July ~. 1890 s6. 1884, and notes outstanding
against the Same, $l3U87.s6h
Money In London. 5@5H p cent. Discount in
the open market. for both short and three
months bills. 'tg6 = GENT Amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank Of Engl and on balance 90
day, fl.OS9.0OO. Paris advices quote 8 = centa
at 81 francs 62h centmea and exchange on
London at 25 francs ASK centimes.
Tho sales OF mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Gxchaugs
The sun., 1890-11-16
Renl Estate Trsusfera.

IPsa. s%.. fo.: e ls,s .. as.,Oo' ..r .,,o,
l.!n "a wsst: george Norton. rel 10 An. s's @
,,rrsnk Oars and wife 10 Albert niidsbrAnd.. $1,000
Albert AildseIand to kathsrns Gass -. $500
II is.h Il fIs l. nSs asS iih sv; Elizabeth
e'S * s,,;iS q e G.si = HSsI 81. aisioo; h'n
7;i !. ri;, I A., "a AZ iOsiuaa b.v,dd
wsS..SPs 1 y @ sor :sia st sixsi Mar; as'o
,.gu,ss Eisns TO Michasi Gibln and ano..... i2ooo
retta sehr AMIN to Mary Hooper ....... 1860
,sga Sc i. 4 roarilsnd a1 ai1irres Xa. s4''
i.s scti' ss AZ ssiio2s waiter 200
H:id TO Isaac un,ermyer.,.. ......:...:... $4,000
iiet Horton cGSuo
lRtss.er Rss:.e g.. sGs srss Sa -: an.'o Isaiah
sSa @.u.r % Nina n.yasr st n sasioa ao..o ,o
axoonpxp nonrcAcxa
Brady. Iis,!. Z toJ McCreery. Madison Az.
10 sos.rT.. Ga Ena.s tS d. soe.rr.i aio s'ao0'
ltih ST io+sa
oii.wold. 4 to ii iia.r u Clinton place. '
nSSEs; Nay ii schiimn. Josh 81 ~
Hubert dsorfs 70 Mary Russell. wad;.orth av. '''
ss cor l75th q. syr. ;..::......:. L7oo
,,ayrs morts 5000
6mo.. 1000
7sih .t yr ........ 100
..Sv syr.: es....... $500
Ak I9s East 9TH St yr...................... 10000
-sv. :.................:..... 400
av; is5th At $3.50
Ropke Catharne, to Layra " SAY A n 9Th
sherwood Mary X to Wright J.nninin1: WV
a. Union Av morris. lyr.................... 2o0o
lmh ay 1850
sh ........,.:..... 5000
,,55th 81 9Th .v. ". 10000
Wilson. Carrie A. to Mackenzie. . l2eth st
,,5Gth st. demand - 10000
tre line isOth Ct, yrs .............. ~. l2soo
LrAsxa
Marshall Thomas ". to John raekelman l.ese-
Mcmahon. William to william c schmidt ilSd
broadway. store dc, 1l.l2 yrs............... AeO0
South mayd Chas y. ct al 10 CAthArins Ropka
Av 4, " 9. S!G 9Th st. l6xlo0 ~ yrA ........ 600
Same to same. " Av A, e. n 4th st. iexl0Q
sp.it.r.iy joseph. to Lavsrio Fioioo, 81 Madi:
son s. 90 ISIS
The sun., 1890-11-16
The Genera, Ter. to SIT Every Month

The present Supreme Court General Term OF
this department. which is composed Of Presid-
ing Justice Van Brunt and Judges Daniels.
Brady. and Bartlett. has made many new de-
partures from the system OF the former Con.
eral Term. and has now added smother to the
list At aconference Just hold tho Judges do
and September, which are the vacation months.
Formerly sessions were held every other
ness Of tho court un til the present incumbents
took hold; Now the court has caught up With
will be able to dispose OF matters readily.
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Iath fir Wsiitterl

8or iiber so Sabsem fdon tpurbe
0lrs. WinsloD's SOOTHING SDrup bon
Miitteru beim 3abnen Der Ginber anges
tuenbet. Mirii 9u i'm S9Iafe bur6
bas S6reien eines Ginbes gsit6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen lit unb Dor G9meraen
tpeiut2 Wenn 10, lafe iofort eine
6laide bon uMtrs. Winslop's Soothing
Syrup bolen. Sem Wertb 1T unbes
5ablbar. SIS tuirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberung perf@affen. Ser.
laBt Sud b%arauf, Mitter, es lift fein
3peifel oaraber. So beilt Spienterp
unb Siarrboe, %regulirt Ben Magen unb
bic NiereH, beieitigt Winb 9oIif, err
ipei6t ben 8aumer, berbinbert gntsins
6ung unb ftdrtt bas gauge Gpifem.
sWlrs. WinslOms Soothing Sprup@
fir Sabnenbe 2inber 1T angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas Ge3ept itammt BON
einem Der 5elten peibliden Nerate in
ben Der. Staaten. IS 1T BEL allen
SruggiIten in ber gansen @Belt ALL ha>
ben. Breis rs @ts. per SSIaI6e.
Rauft nidts anberes als Mrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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SGnbe SIT Sppttpreiien.

500 paar 2inberf6ube gu ST.. &os
fterpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. 9ameu=
Slippers gu IS @ts. unb $1-pertb
$1-1.25.
Spibenbeiebte Morgenf6ube fit 9a.
men aler Qrten, @pe5ialitdt. @roBe
&ebuftion! $1.75 9amers Rn6pfi9ube
fir $1.50. 5ulipans $500 @lacees
leber &n6pfidube TT Der bette bet Welt.
SuQibans falbleoerner S9ub fir Mdns
ner gu $500 1T unlibertreffli9. M6ns
neri9ube fir 5000, pertb $3.50.
preisermdbigungen in alien anberen
Nrtifeln, pobon in BEN f"einitet unb
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette geftbrt
pirb. Die ausgei6nittenet1 Rdrgurubs
Ieber=S6ub fiir Mdnner, tragen f9
gut unb inb comfortable, beIonoers gu
empfebIen. Jarbiae S6ube in @Iaeee
gu a%cceptablen Breifen.
s.. Sc. SnIIiban,
gde Commerce G st. Marp's Str.
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Wer tpeiB, pdre bie,-leiber auf bal.
Benz Wege fieben bleibenoe &eformatiou
2utbers ni6t gefommen. lpel@s has
8apIitbum gerabe3u our &eaeiion 5manp,
bonn Ddre es benz 9umanismuS nit
eineri66nseiitigen uno menfbli9 freieH
2ebens Wufahung bieaei9t g%elungea,
Die Nasepalt bet Gir9e gu bre1eu uub
benz freien Meni9entbum ibr g~egeniiber
au feinem &e6te gu berbelfen. Mber
freili6, 2utber poute nur ben BapIt
abieben unb er iebte on feline STEELE ben
farren Bibelbu9ftaben. @r, Der Mann,
ber bas beuti9e 8olf = tpenn aud nur
boriibergebenb = bonn papitbum be-
freit bate, ipar ni6t BET Mann. CO au9
BON allen iibrigen geifieen unb polite
f6en Jelfeln gu beireien. 2utber, mel;
der bic 8srnunft ubie Wtebe bss 5eu-
fels" naante, betonte aufs f3drfffs bic
2ebre bon BET nnbebingten untertper<
fung unter bic Obrigteit, felbft unter
eiue vtpunberIi1e". st tpurbe batur1
10 re9t Der @rfinber bet 2ebre bonn ubes
i6rdutten untertbaneaoerfanbe" unb
bon ber 8ere9tisung BET u%nbebingteften
Wintir : 9errf@aft bon u@ottess
@naben".
60 etfttdte benin Der 86lter Grib=
ling, pie er i'm Sumanismus gu erblii.
ben i6ien, unrettbar in bar &eaction, bic
ben i96nsn WnIdufen peIde bic &efor.
nation genommen bate, nur gu balb
foIgen follte.
Mber eia @utes bate bic Reformation
bod ee6abt. Sic bate bunberte unb taus
fenbe bon Drudz pre- en- in Bepeguug ge=
ieBt-unb stpar auf beiben Seiten, benn
aud bic @egner bet Reformation lerns
ten gar baIb ben Ma6t Der 9ruders
Sdmdr5e tennen = unb bieie prehen
inb in Bepegung gebtieben unb
baben fi6 bieItaufenbfdliig bermebrt.
un0 penn auf ibnen aud = benz 6im:
mel lei es getIaat! = Man9es ber3apft
mirb. MORAN Der feitge Gutenberg teine
Greube baben piirbe, 10 ldBt fid bic
burd ben 8u6brud erm6gli9te Ser.
augemeinerung bon 8olfsblbung unb
bamit IuffIdrung atpar bo~riibergebsnb
bera6gern unb bemmen, aber aufbalten
Idbt fe R1 ni6t, unb tper's neriu6t,
iber ben rolt bas Rab Der 3eit I'm
barmber3is uub aermalmenb binpes!
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Muerlet.

Innie WaIfer, IA Sabre alt,
4~ufpdrtetin in einem @bili.
Stanb auf benz Mlamo plaaa, mahte
einen Selbfmorbberlu9, inbem tie eine
fleine Dofs 2aubanum berf9ludie.
u%nerlDiOerte 2iebe tpar bic uria9e sur
Sbat.
Sie @ouniD : &ommihdre baben
init ber "Berlin Iron Bridge Com.
pany" einen Gontratt fiir Hieferunq
bon brei eiiernen 8rtden abgef6loFen.
Der Prsis bafir lit $25, 900.
Die 2ebrerin Sri. Nnnie 9.
9aufer tuurbe geffern nit Scr. Court.
lanbt 3. WoDos ebeIi1 berbunben.
= 8eim IngeIn i'm CLUB i1abe Der
Bride Der araufass paB=Yabn ertranf
geifern Der farbige &nabe g. Wlliams,
Z Sabre alt. ct befanb ii9 3ur 3eit
in @eieaidaft feines GroBDaters, Der
ibm ober feline Silfe bringeu lOnnte.
Die 9anbelstammer bat 3tpei Go=
mites ernannt, wel9e Borbereitungen
fir ben @mpfang Der gigentbimer Der
nJranf 2eslie Suuftrirten 3eituna"
unb ibrer &eiiegenoKen treHen iolen.
Die Derren uerben beute Nbenb ober
niorsert fritb ertpartet.
Nm Sonnertaa Nbenb berIieB
6err @ottIieb S9nber, Der
Ianeidbriee 8ormann Der biefigen @itps
8rauerei, bic Stabt. Oie eroBe 3abI
Derer, ipel9e benz S1eibenben bas
Mbf@iebsgeleite gaben, legte 3eugniB
6abon ab. In meI6 bobem @rabe ct fid
bic N@tung unb Die 3uneiguns feiner
Witarbeiter ertuorben bate. Inter
trdftigen 9dnbebrifen rief man ibm
elm ber3Ii9es 2ebemebl, nit benz Wunid
auf elm baI6iges Wieberleben au.
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gatifpsnias@eine.

WeiMliebbaber finben elm erpBes 3a,
GET pOn ieinen California Weinen bel
Germ s. s. Meper am Mlamr
plaaa. 9err Mfeper iunt bic Weins
an Srt unb Steae aus ut.h fault oirefi
aus benz Seller ter Weinsii6ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
befien Sorten aus5umdblen. ST fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen Derfeben. Rotb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor3igl,@er Qualitai
bon febt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
ting 9aus geliefert.
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Serr 6. S. Mauer In Der me

Serr 6. $. @saaer in Der Wef.
Commerce : StraBe bdIt ftets bas bon.
fOmmente 2aeer in 3ei9enmateria.
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, SpiegeI.
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniHea unb allen
3ei6nens uub Malers utenfilien. Stint.
lerii6 ausgeflbrte 8ilber uno 5totuet.
ten &c. finb in elmer Reconsideration Sal.
lerie our Mui@t ua6 gum @erfauf aus.
geiteQt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo.
rationen 1T bas 8ei9madponfe uni
Neueie bort 3u finben.
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Ser cute Mllf iInb Sic Medt

Ser CUTE &uf unb bic @eGtz
faaHenbeit in ber 2eitung Der 2oui>
fiaHa Staats. 2otterie COMPANY bat Fd
nun our @eniige i'm gan8en 2anbe erz
Diefen. 4ne bic etpas bapou tpiiem.
wiRsn aud, baB bic 3iebungen bitfer
COMPANY nit Der duBerfteu gbrli1feit
absebalten, unb. idmmtIi6e @epiHne
boa unb prompt ausbe3ablt merbeu.
Sadienbe Rnb bereit, bieies aus eigener
grfabrung gu ~be5eugen. Ser iebise
Greibrief Der Company bIeibt unsefdbr
nod flint Sabre in &raft.
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fen babel ieben. l1nb auf bic Dauer
it Dies aud bas eiu5ig rid)iigs prinsip.
Die 8rauerei fommt benz @e1Gnod bes
publifutns tad 5bunli6teit entgesen
unb berldbt fi6 barauf baB Die bor3iigs
li9en gigenidaften ibres 8ieres ibr
ungeaablte Greunbe 5ufiibren perben.
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@eina @eainne ses gpmmers

SelM SSYtWNe oep SuHNIHeCo
1T SO pobI seitgemdB, bic Nufmertiams
felt aler @runbbeliBer unb Garmer auf
elm fiir fe Invertebrates GtabliHement in
5ieliger Staot unb befen graeugnil1e 80
lenfen. @s 1T bas bic Giferei bes Drf.
@eo. ManbrD in ber MuitinfraBe.
Sn berielben tperoen Gdfer, G%ifiernen,
Sants u.i.m. u.f.m. nit 3"ubiIfenabme
Der beften unb neueften Maf9inerte Der,
geteqt. Wer aIio oas e~rquidenbe Sob
fammeln muB unb ba5u ~geeianeter 6oIs.
sefdBe beoarf, ber gebe gu SEQ. Mans
brp, ,Denn ct auf quite Nrbeit unb reelen
preis ftebt. 9bom Der blobe Mnblid
Der Wertfati NIT ben brauienben unb
f@narreaben Maidinen unb Ben fi9
HsiBig r%egerben S6nben 9ef1idter
Wettleute 1T beg 8eiudes tpettb.
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Budlens s~irnteo.saIbe.

Die bette Gable Der Belt fur Sdnitte,
0uetidun9sn, @si9pfre, Gisber. uno Saut.
AusfdlaS,. GleStes selprungsns Sdnbe, 8rpf.
brulen nnb als Sauttransbeiten ; turirt Sd.
morreoiosn Ooer isins sssa9luns; salise
gasistasttsn sa "a mt. 0S or BAG @sIO 9irO
Bertauf in allen apotbefen. Dreib, 3tomp.
fou G Co., @tolefaic.
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say 8sf6tiet BET YancDaf &
9 . II ben groBen 8orratb eleganter
Qn3tige fit biefe Gaiion bon $40 oufz
ipdrts. Die beften Waaren fir biliges
8elbl Seine fertige Nn5iige, bon Sen
beften 56neibern bergeEfelt.
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@rmnseiaentbums . llebertrasmnaen.

Warie Gebrmann.M arIeIbt an 5ran,
Siemang, @runbttiid on @de Weifs
Soufionz unb gahitraBe. $500.
). u. Scates an 6ugo 3app, 2
@ruuofdde in Wefsgn6. 1000.
6omefeao ganb & Smprobemeni
COMPANY on 6ugo 3app, 2 @runb.
Hide in Wef gnb. $500.
81. u. Sliper an pauIine Weber, Z
@runbftds an Delgabo. Strabe, (nabt
@eit. gnb). $1,000.
Warp u. 3aQp an Gbriifiau @imbeI
@runbfiid an WeerIdeibts un5 Nebaba'
ftrabe. 5000.
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Office beg @itn Collector.

Office beg GitD Collector.
San @ntonio, 3. SUM-, 1890.
Ollie 9unbe gieentbhmer Der 5tabt
tperben bietbur6 6erauf aufmerfiam
gema6t, OaB Die Qunbe Steuer fdlig
1T. Vile 9unbe, mel6e bonn Is. SUM
an nod obne Steuermatte angetroffen
Deroen, werben in uebereinftimmung
nit ben biesbe3isliden ftdotii9en Ser
orbnungen au%fgearifen perben.
Sd. &if9e.
4.6,9mt1mD Stdbtiider Collector.
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s6s- IS 1T erpieIem, baB gbamber,
Iain's 0%uifenmittel bic fderte uub bette
Mebi3in lit, bic nod big ieBt berseltelt
tpurbe our 9eilung afuter Gals, unb
2ungens3ranfbeiten, ME grfdltungen
unb Group. Gum 0ertauf BEL R.
Gobn & &c., 5. 3alteber G Sobn uno
olen D%ruggifen.
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a. 8ebor man cine &eife uniers
nimmt, faufe man cine % Gents sGlaf9e
bon @bamberlain's golits, @boIera>
unb Diarrboe.M ittel.. IS 1T meitens
notbpenoig unb bann iebr pertbboa.
Wirti milo unb fifer. Bum Nertaui
bel @. @obn & 60, s. Galteper &
Sobn unb allen Sruggifen.
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Stabtii6e Mnseige.
Office bes ftdbtiiden S9nl= J

Office beg 1dbtiiden S9ul=
5userintenbentsu,
Son Antonio, 2. SUM $780,
Sebrer= Hriifnng.
SIN 9o9i6ul @ebdube on Der Mce=
quia @troBe miro in ben Sagen bonn
16. big gum 20. SUM, pot WOrmittaes
9 ubr an, cine prtiung alIer Mpplis
faaten fir Stelungen ail ben ftdbti,
i1en Jreii9ulen BON San Mntonio ab.
gebalten.
S. 6. Smith,
Stdbtii@er S9uI=S Superintendent.
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S9- Moberne 6ate in Gtrob unb
Gil3 in ben beliebteffen 6aeons: 9uns
lap, Gnor unb Stetion.
pancpaf & Sohn.
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RA~ Wini9en sic einen feinen mo.
oernen @n3ug gema9t2 @eben @ie au
pancoaf & Sobn. Sic feinlfen
inportirten Stoffe finben sic bort.
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Sn Borne Durben Qug. 3beiB,
Y. y. Zane unb g.. s.. 8ur6 ole SduI=
Srufees ertp1blt.
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Nan rerfi6ere fem 9ebeu fur 25 Gents sesen ale Sc
iabreu Der S6minbiuht, tnbem man immerrdbreni
3r. enu's 9uiten Sprup I'M Sapis talte.
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= Nus Corpus gbrifti tommt bic
folgenbe, iebr be3si6nenbe WittbeiIung:
oSoeben 1T bier Die Na6ridt einsetrof.
fen, CAB in Der Wdbe BON 8oma, 3pis
i9en ben Han1en gIcerbo unb Ran.
babo 3pei Merifaner set5btet tporben
inb. @s tparer Biirger ber merifaniz
f6en &epublit, melde aber bic 8ren3e
beriibergefommen tparen, um al benz
Sabrmartts, unb 9u3arolpieIfet in
Ganbabo Sbeil gu nebmen. Sic batten
bic iibrisen 6eftgenofen boatdnbig
ausgebeutelt unb tparen nit ibrer Beute
auf benz &hdpese. aIs fte iiberfalen
ipurben. Dan bat lire 96rper bon
Sugeln burdl69ert unb bic 26pfe gu
grei eef6la9en gefunben. BIS iebt
fno feline 8erbaftunsen gemadt ipors
BEN. Sas Gortsieben Der
q Ranger aus benz 2anbes.
bier bat 6on bieIe
8erbre9en 3ur GOlge gebabt."
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s1- g.. GoBn & Co., s. Ralteper &
Sobn uno onoere Oruggifen tpiirben
@bambetlain's 9uitenmittel ni9t ems
pfeblen, tuenn es ni9t gut tpdre. Sc
1T ipeSien fur bic 9eilung bon @rfdl.
tuusen. Group, 9uiien &C. bsrgefieIt
uno bas mirfiamte Mittel in folGen
GGleu.
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Sam Mmtomio, yeraS.

SIM Sale bon arantbeit ODER
nnglid sendbren mir ffets
langere Belt. @tit SDpotbefem.
Notcn fann bieS ni1t ge1deben.
@ir brauden unfsre Moten
unb Siderbeisen nidt an Ban.
tiers ober @elbberIeiber au
transformer, TIM nil benz @el6
infer @efddft peiteraufiibren.
@ir brauden nidt tobe
Yreife gu berednel fir Sn.
frumente, pelde mir auf Seit
berfaufen, UNI Die 3in5en auf
8Ori6ahe berausaufdlassn.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-22
The Ail-Rail Route to Europe.

u. NJ. Richards In Denver Republican.
Ii our energies were turned to the CON.
struction of q proper international rail-
way over the most natural highway and
altogether the most desirable route of
travel between ourselves. Asia and all
Europe-much of which may be built on
our own soil-this tide Of travel and BUSH
ness may be turned through, in.
stead of away from Us. As men.
toned, the money at present ex-
pended in one year, would con.
struct . very frst-class railway from
our center to Paris, and equip IL with
Hyperion cars, which will absolutely pro-
tect travellers from the bane of sea sickness.
soil and cinder, and through the mountain
route indicated. will furnish cool air, with
every other comfort and convenience that
can be realized at home or abroad, on sea
or land, and the journey made by the way
OF Behring's strait to the cities indicated,
in less time and with much less hazard and
mental anxiety, than can otherwise
be possibly made. If sea travel
IS really essential. passengers may
be transferred at Seattle to o ship
line that will make, to the eastern shore OF
Asia. nearly the same distance, on placid
sound, all the way in sight of Land and
beautiful mountain scenery, free from
every care and anxiety, and virtually safe
from all the terrors of the ocean. This
makes it in every sense a thousand fold
more enjoyable journey. The advantage
OF turning this travel and expenditure
through us can only be understood by
those who have seen the stimulation that
1t furnishes to all Europe, and the illustra
tons We will here mention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-22
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-22
A STRIKE AT GILMAN.
Different Reasons Given by the
Parties to 1t.
SYSTEM or PAYMENT THE ISSUE.
Two Hundred Miners Strike Against
Payment by the Car Instead OF
by the Day.

A difference exists between the miners of
the Seattle Coal and Iron Company's mine
at Gilman and the company's superinten-
dent. Mr.. Parker, pending the settlement
OF which work in the mine is entirely sus-
pended. The miners have been idle since
August9 8. Two hundred men went out on
strike on that date. and several of them
have since gone to seek work elsewhere.
Both sides entertain hopes of an early ad-
justment of the differences.
The officers of the company refuse to
state the details of the disagreement Gen.
eral Manager Wesley Wilson was seen by
PosT-lNrELLIGENcERr reporter Yesterday and
refused 70 give any of the particulars.
The mine has been shut down for two
weeks" he said. 1T is not for reduction
of wages that the company is contending.
but for the control of the working of the
mine. We propose to substitute another
and more economical method of mining for
the wasteful system heretofore existing in
our mines. On this Coast nearly all min
ing companies pay their miners by the
day. We propose to substitute another
method, whereby the men can make Just
as much or more per day. A portion of
our men have been working in this way for
some time, and we know what they can do.
We do not propose to continue working
our mine at loss, as we have done for
some time"
us it true that you are going to take
your pump out and discontinue working
the miner"
.'ne are going to take the pump out to
cut down expenses while the mine is idle.
not with any purpose of abandoning the
mine. In the East when a mine closes
down, all expense stops. 1t takes high
priced men to take care of the pumps, and
we propose to eliminate this item OF ex-
pense. 1t does not take long to take them
out and put them in when we are ready for
them"
The Gilman correspondent of the Posr.
ISTELLIGENcER sends the following version
OF the difficulty:
"The No. l vein has been worked by the
yard heretofore and now the company is
DESTROYS of having the coal from that mine
paid for by the car. There are several
other points Of difference, but none so i'm
portant as this. A large proportion of the.
miners are opposed to having any trouble,
ii it can be possibly avoided, and it is be-
lieved by the cool-headed ones that if the
manager of the company was to come upon
the ground and treat with the men, what
now seems likely to bring trouble could be
avoided. The conduct of the men is good,
everything is quiet. no loud talk or threats
are INDUCED in, and there is much less
drinking than usual. A few men are leav-
ing the town, discouraged by the idea of
an idle spell.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-22

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