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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
VICTORY FOR TIE WESTERN UNION.

po,.,rore Nov l.-Judge Davis OF the Circuit
80, has dismissed the bill fled against the Western
TnIon Telegraph Company for receiver for tho
,v.s,.v, telegraph Company and for an account The
western Telegraph Companys line extends from Balt-
mora 70 wheeling, along the route OF the EanmSfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
THE e 4 7. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Washington, Nov. 1.-COmmanderinCh Chief Neazey
has called meeting OF the executive committee OF the
National Council Of Administration, Grand Army OF the
Eepublic at Detroit November :. The next National
cncampment Is to be held in that city, and presumably
This meeting of the eAecuvc board Is called at that
place for The purpose. among other thnss. - making
preliminary prepare ions for tine great reunion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
A PAPER MILL DAMAGED BY FIPE.

Springfield, Nov. 1.-The George X. Dickinson paper
MILL at Hoyolc, damaged by fire this morning
10 the extent of 100000 or 100000 The fire start
I'm the beacher-room, md that and the rg-room were
ruined. The fire is supposed to have been caused by
spontaneous combustion. The property Insured for
$50 900 In manufacturing mutual companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
4 LIVELY OIL WELL AT ISLAND CREEK.

Martins Ferry Ohio, Nov. 1.-Oil shot out vi me
Fisher well on Island Creek yesterday and went up
,,,tv feet The well was Immediately locked 1t Will
probably Yield 800 barrels daily Operators are trying
10 buy up the land. and great excitement prevails
Some farmers refuse TO sell or lease at any price.
,,. line is 10 be laid OF once 70 the Ohio River
S,ance OF three miles This Is the first oil iouhd III
tat territory.
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A HEROIC EIRENAN uEIn

NewBedford, Mass, Nov. l.-Edward C. spooner
the heroic fireman who was horribly burned in In
efectual attempt 10 save the life OF Mrs. william L.
Cobb OcIObcr IA, died to-day of his injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
SUYCy YEARS FOR EUBEZZLFUryT

Worcester. Mass, Nov. 1.-Frcdcrick KmbalI, who
absconded with money and bonds from the Peoples
savings Bank. where he teller was today sen
fenced 10 years In States Prison. day solitary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

ARCHBISHOP KEyRICK TO BE CARDINAL
Eotre Dame. Ind, Nov. LIN an interview sicsT
General Brady, OF st. Louis stated that ASesDs""R
ksnyck Wa soon to be created Q caEoinsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
TO PLACE TILE san FRANCISCO IN coMMIssIo

Washington, Nov. l.-OIders have been Issued 10
Mace the new cruiser san Francisco, built by the
Union Iron Works at san Francisco, In commission
November 15 The officers who have been Oh special
duty on the vessel have been permanently attached
IN her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
THE NEWARK BACK FROM HER TRIAL TRIP.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-The cruiser Newark returned
from her trial trip to-day, and has reached her dock
at Cramps shpyard,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
Bows Clothing Department

is particularly attractive Mt presen''
find our prices NJ low az wcll.madc garments Gu" s
.ib,y be sold for. while assortments are moro
cou,plets. with styles the most desirable
o. ,,liue " lucte:
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A r N
., wEsrro
LuCKY CHANCES COME TO ALL
Those Who are Prepared Avail Themselves of Opportunities
HERES A MULTITUDE OF OFFERINGS.
ALL EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.

Ladies' Imported Garments
Elegant Novelties for street. Carrinse ana i"e""o
wear. which we shall offer ms foIiows'
Iong AppIiqued Plush Garments 49,.
shirred and Vatican backs---rich passeme"''' '
feather trim, 49, .,.,.a
$4,000 worm Two n'"'
Black Plush Wraps.
Persian Applques. os','ch i.s'ae e. ",v
$1,000, worth huhu'eu Oil" NV"
Black Plush Wraps.
..,, -,,,,o, Persian Lamb trim,
' sac no. worth hundred and twenty.
Matelnsso Carriage CiOaks.
x,., ,., ,-,, rich satin Innings.
ess M worth q hundred and ten.
Bronze Plush Wraps,
closely Appiqued. novelty ia'se. ms
$4,000 "of'h "
Long Plush Cloaks,
-. ...,. ,.,rn fancy colored Innings,
$500; worm """N''N
Long Plush CIoaks
.,. d.. ,r, rich Innings,
s,ooo worth eighty. five dollars
Plush and Arnure Wraps
Rich n,ssementere and fringe garnures,
" s,o M worth seventy dollars
Short NIatelasse Wraps.
Sui dued coorings, w.. a.,,.,s
$4,000; "o''" WV"
Hrocaded Plush Thcntre Jackets.
~" 90 worth seventy.Ave dollars
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Under THE NAME OF "sCRIMs"

are embraced all Drapcries for Windows for vests
buie,. Of Linen or of Cotton madc-Whte and eel.
ored including those exquisite Madras Hansinss -
effective wherever color Is desired..P Permit ~ 80
,,,;,. .,te,,,or TO some now and very beaatifsl
effects In Embroidered figured and satin sfr'pea ad'
rn. Cloth. (novees only to be found with uss with
md without side borders equaling 10 appearance the
most expensive Curtains at ons.auarter the pce q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

SWe make no charge for altering Ladies' or
Misses suits. Cioaks, For Garments or Fur Capes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
AT Half the Prices
po,s,bIe to name a month ago.
YOU CAN BUY

ose who have Jackets TO Duy WIN Ni'A ''''
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
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For Restaurant,

where away from hustle Of business ladies' eas snes
Or dino and In adsaius Psrlsr and Traveller Gsids
and facilities for wrisius can meet their friends %
..,.,,v r... and amuse the mseives With the uews.
pnpers ma snxines aud periodicals Of the day. ~
mos. pepsIar Of which will always 10 fssnd b ~
Reeus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

RpupAY. As USUAL, BARGAIN DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
AZ Two Nincty.eight

AZ Two Ninety.cight
We will sell Magnificent Silk Notified Plushes-full 20
inches wide-wortk So yard-nothng more elegant foe
curtains lambequins draperes could be desredseysnr
color combinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

Gobeins Egyptian. Satin Warp. SILK Warp. Raw SILK
Petit Points and Jutes-three hundred styles
begin at Thitynne and upward range to Three dol
lars-the largest assortment to be found In NewYork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

In Ruq Department,
OF
Oriental Rugs and Carpets,
smxrna and Sheepskin Rugs and
Atwood Druggets,

Also to the following special values:
Long Wool sheepskin Mats
e-,.1a',. Chaanskp Mats, all coors...-.. ~ cents.
coa,sk,u Rug. Black and Black and White. 2So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

OUR STOCK OF FUR CAFES IN ALL
FASHIONABLE FURS Is ENORMOUS. WE
OWN THEM AND ARE SELLING THEM AT
THE OLD PRICES. --r-..~.r.----
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D DgpHM Dmn
M0be1n Teppichen, Matten. EeOuleaux etc.. etc

fen Blid, 6err, iperbe i'd ME oergeI1tl
-. Sie Nelteiten ber @emeinbe batten
ii9 Bel inn eirgefunben, benen begann
Ct nun feline Wdnf9e ouf8ui1reiben.
uno He gebor9ten auf ben Winf; Elm
Gil1ote mad ben1 an6eren murbe abgps
fertigt, on feline 8ertpanbten, ben Mo.
tar, ben Nbbotaten g. &oIenberg III
2embers. Sd tpebrte ab, aber als i'd
10 3uiab, tpie iein Nuge babel iutIner.
tlarer, bic S9rift beutli6er tpurbe,.
marb mir gaua fltiam gu Mutbe uno
i'd lieB es sef6sbeu. Nun NOR nod
bic gr6bte S9nieri9teit 3u I6ien: ct
febnte ii9 nod bem 9obne in Seibels
berg uno fte re6neien aus, baB ct auf
cine brieflide Sta6ri6t nidt por fhnf
@o9en oabeim iein f0uxe. 9l6sr ba
fanb li1 binnen 3ebn Miniften Elm jun
GET Menfd, Der afs Courier binreiieu
mcllte. Sag unb Na9t. -, Saben sic,
9err @onmiiidr. oieie Suben = es ldBt
fi9 ia aud biel segen ie fagen-aber
.es III bod elm GROCER Geipett in ibl N
bOr ben Sterbenten, ben 9ubten.-..
Seiber MI ein aQausfoBcr! ricf 6err
BON WrOblewsfi. SD mill auf ben Nls
ten feinen SteiT tperfen, ber 6aB bat
i'm perblenbet, abef ME fommlen bic
ionit 10 Hug / 2eute ba,u, f1 bon i5m
acgen mid in fol9er Meiie 1ftDie1 In
gu laiea! gs ift ia 81 ibrem eisenea
Weroerben. Sd iDeiB gang genau, {
ber iibii6e Gebe, Iu9ier aus 8 nbsrg.
ber &oilnberg, ber gerieb niie Ha. aiil
tn @aii3ien, eine f6rmlide vi 'lages
f9rift gegen mid aufssnommen bot.
unb oieielben Meni6en, be fonft bor
meinem glid fataalaSu atbmen tpasten,
brdngten fi9 bstR unb uno unterf9ris.
ben. ylattir!id }gen, Iautsr 2taen-
amf gbre! gtn iit, 6err 8ottOr. bos
miRen sic 5uge6en, bdtte ieincn Ieb,, II
4tbmca nidt e cine &a1etbat ges
tDenbetl
Ser Nrat 5udte bic NdfeIn. 8iels
lei6t tuar's bod nidt bic &adgier al.
lein, bic ibn trieb. Mein Souege unb
i'd, mir faben natiirli6 bieIe alfreg II
ben, taselangen Werb6re am Set. bes
@eldbmten bbdft uusern unb femmien
uns bagegen. aber oa antuOrtete +
uns
Ser alte 9err belt inne.
Nun2 fraste Der 2ommiKdr lddelnb.
Wer elm 10 sutes @emiKen bot, tpie i'd,
fann Maes b6renl
Seine Nntnort lautete: 9iefe Yfli1t
erbdlt mid nod ont 2eben. gs idreii
gegen 8ott, baB elm folder Meni1 @i9s
er 1T. llnb i6 min ni9t por @ottes
Sbrou treten, ebe i6 bas Meine setban,
bic grbe bon itm 3u reinisen. parbon,
0err bon Mrpbletpsfi -.
Ser geamte mar bod tttpas blei9
getporoen.
Sb, bite, eenirt mid tpenig Gs is.t
Ia au ungere9t aa tbbri9tl Der Sra z
entfabrt ibm bic 3o9ter unb mid nj
bafhr hrafeu2 Weun es ibn gar 70 fey,
man f9merste, 10 bdtte er feline lebte 6 tall
oarauf menben iollen, Iie u surud su
betomnlen. Die Suben nno Elm 70
l9laues Bolt, ea bdtten iie ia mobI ben
S9lupfmintel beg Grafsn erfunbeu
(Eortfebuna foIat.)
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9ie eneliifen Qrbeiier I6eiue,

= Ele englilden Nrbeiier i9einen
gBillsns su iein, oil Der groBeg Gemons
itration gu @uniien oes Nttitunoens
Qrbeitstages am l. Miai tbeiiaunebmen.
Dahelbe gilt bon ben Yarlier arbsitern.
Die beutfden Nrbeiter. uub befonbers
Die Socialbemoltaten, baben ben plan
Der 0eraL italtuua zines allgemeinen
Strites am l. Mai aufseaeben, oa fie
erit feben mollen, OBJ es Der 9egierung
NIT Der @rfiillung ber in ben faiferlis
6en &efcripten nieoersele9ten 8eripre=
dungen grnit 1T.
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tligen Sabren Dem Mutor, tpie es bier
Der Gall 1T, Die 9egebenbeit in better
8elunobeit er3dblt. Nber bas nid5t al.
lein. 3wei linb unter beinielben Nas
men unter amtli6er Mutoritdt aur groe
beitattet porben unb baben bann nod
elnige' Sabre na6Eer regelmdBig ibren
9eperbeftein ernelern la1en unb ba.
tut etsenbdnoiB bic gefeBlicbe Sare Be-
3ablt. Wtebr iage i'd aber einitpeilen
niht.
9lm 8ormittage bes atpeiten Saaes
i'm neuen Sabre faB Der girgermeilier
S6reibfia in feiner Nmtsitube unb orbs
nete eipen 9aufen in Gorm unb sSnbaIt
dbnH9er papierboaen. IS tpdren Du=
plltate bon ben Betreffsnbea bereits auz
geltellten @ationen ber beiben Orts>
i@ulaen bon Mltenratb unb 5trobbeim
uno elmer betrd9tli9en Nnaabl Ortsz
einseIefiegsr. 9tuf Der &ldIeite ber
3ettel ffanb ber 8ermert:
nSn Saden geiebmibriger 6anblunz
gen on unb nit oer 2ei6e hes peruns
gliidten Sofob Ralmanm. !"
Sa 0ffnet Semanb leile bic ginganas.
tbilte. ruff freunbli6: ,,@uten Morz
gen!" un6 fiigt b6fli6 unb bef9eiben
bln5u: sd m69te lneineu @euerbez
f9ein erneuert baben."
Ils bic beiben S6reiber bic i6neu
lpoblbetannie 5timme bes Npplitanten
b6rten, marfen fie fdnea einen Blid auf
ben fleiaen Mann i'm blauen Sittel uno
elmer pel3miibe in Der 9anb, Der Iitb
threm Siife ndbette, unb iprangen,
ipie bon elmer 9oruilie gsl1o6en, bon
lbren Stiiblen, riifen bic 9intertbhre
out uno lefen In boiler Nnsif na9 benz
6ofe. Ser 8argermeiltsr, elm Mann,
ber Nerpoiitat ni9t su ieinen Sdwdz
den 5dblte, itanb einen Woment lang
tallungslos uno berbuBt, iammelte fi6
1eoo6 mieoer i6nea iotueit, bab er Den
Wtanu in mebr drgerli6em als ber=
munoertem Sone anl6reien fonnte:
Sinh Sic benn nidt toDt unb begras
ben ? $50 fommen Sic ber 2"
Sd, id1.--- Serr 8lrgermeilter
belleben gu ipaBsn."
,.Sie finb bod tpobI Der eSafob GaI.
mann bon Strobbeim = i'd babe Sic
bod 90. sebn Sagen tobt uno fieif ge.
froren auf einem 2arren lieeenb in Der
Sdeune gu altenratb seiebsn!"
1uf bic baitigen Jragen bts Mufsr.
ltanotnea ei5dblte Der garsermeifter
IN gebrdnster 2iif5e, mas lib in ienen
Sagen in altenratb unb 5irobbeim
5ugetragen bate. ,9lber lpo baben
Sis Tenn Die san3e 3eit seitsdt,
Mann ?"
sd bin in iener Na6t, als i6 ben
,S9wanen" berlailsn bate, mad
Sauie gegar gen, babe mir Gaffee se=
to9t unb babe big gegen 8agesanbru@
auf Ginen bon uni're 2eut ben Nmidel
SalmanH bon NI4..ert getuartet. Der
batte mir gei6rie5en, baB ct mid anrus
ten moute, um nit mir nod bem 0ieb=
mar su geben. Gr fam aber ni6t, ba
bin iW aGeia losgesansen. 4uf oem
Dta- e af i'd eiEen mir betaunten
8rar 'iweinbrenner aus benz 8ergii1en,
Der III Dolano trusenoe 52iibe faufen
mollte. Der bat mid beauftragt, ibm
banoeln 3u belfen, oa er fen Solldnbil6
b; :hebt unb ib bab' Elm fdon' Sthd
8elb perbieat." "
"4ba!" risf ber Yirgermeiiier er.
freut. u0alt, Salmann ST elite
3u einem 2tfteuIhranfe unb nabm aus
e,ken Der Jd6er elm bon NdRe unb
S9mub bsinabe unleIer!ib geworbenes
papler, lpeldes er bann i1neQ burf)s
fog.
(S9lub foleD.
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Sd lit ungeFdbr 3tpei Sabre an
Nfhma, obne burb bic Qnmenbung irs
CAB ipel6er Wittel 2inberuug su fin.
ben. S6lisbIib gsbrau6te i'd Or.
Nuguf G0nig's 6amburser 8tulitbee,
unb in einigen WO6en mar id] wieber
pollitdnbig bergeitellt. = Wilbelm SaI.
lenteufel, ylo. AGO 81. Soiepb 5traBe,
&o6eifer, N. D.
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S1aiId1e Grfimounasaabe

tonnte tanm marterneere Geruren ertnuen ais bieje
ntsen, heren gerbaRbenieiH in tem Geidte eiues
an RheumatsmuS peer 0euralgie eeesnten lieit. Die
Samer8ea iins bic 6rIse tapcn, tab man etnem Nm.
faae RON Nbeumatismus uuo Rsuralse nitt slet6 gu
Gnfans Ginbalt sethan. Seitetter'5 Maseu sgieiS
beis ME seiGidte prattierenbe aer,ts sefunhen bas
ben, ntdt na: eiue betlente, ipnbsru aud iaaeeupe
gRirtiamfeit, jene eebeu prrbanbeu pter lid bic
Nerun9 gu renielben segt 6S Itett felt, cab fieIe
ar.e aber ere bctantihe Wiebisu, nel6e iiG au6ers
70 tober fpeS4er Sanetipn ertreui, nibt nur tei
prtseIestem @ebrou6e, ipnbern aud bst cir elnen Do
ZEN beier 1T aS bic oft anseparnen nab 5ehr Seren
@iIe. OaS 8lut ptre eurf bieieS peilmit e rem bem
rbeumaiden Site srhnbli sereinist unb bic aerpeu
penn hiet tcl6en anseSren, ben duberIten itreds
den Shmersen, bemabrt. Das Diittel, ireides Meniz
gin erlpar, 1T aud isbr wirfam ee9en Walaria, Nte
renletpen, @ereauuns 5beiGneroen, @ertopfuns unp
Qeberleiheu
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= Sn Wiesbaben farb fiir3lib bic
S6wiegermutter bes preuBif6en 2anbs
Dirtbi6aFts Wtiniliers Or. 2utius.
Dieielbe binterlieB Elm 8erm0gen bon
so Millionen Warf!
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! Anrtespcndeas. 5biner, Is. Jeb.
gs fd)ei1t, als ob Der Wtnter bos naAz
boleH noble, mas er peridumt bat, benn
es mar bic leBte Wo6e aiemli9 faIt, 70
oaB Der Sfen, ben man in bieiem Win-
ter big ieBt faft als eitten ttberHiilfaen @sz
genftano anIab, mieoer febr gut ge,
brau1t tperben tonnte.
Sn Golge bes tparmen Weiters unb
III Der Meiuung, baB mir bieies sSabr
teinen falten Mintef baben ttiiroen,
pollten ptele Garmer T9on 8aumtpoae
pFanaen, ftno aber bur6 ben Norber
tDieber baDon absel1redt porben.
Mu6 tpir6 Diel batiiber geflagt: oaB
bas @enliile in ben @drten nibt reht
tpa9ien Mil felt bem faIte., &eaen.
9eute babeu mir Giibminb unb BAG
Wetter i6eint f66n gu bleiben, tpas
aud iebr lpiiaidensmertb tpdre, ba sic
pfan3Seit ba lit.
uniere Stabt lpd9lt MT ieoert Sag.
Die friiber beridtetea @sbduse finb fer
tig ober geben i9rer 8olenbung entz
gegen, uno aud an Nsubauten febtt es
ni6t. gBir meiHen bieienig n Der Ger
rem SOs. Marif, 81. 2ing. 9. Woiters
BON S9uleIburg unb Auguit Sin3e.
Was Sbiner feblt, iit cine Sas3balle,
ba bic Oreper'id)e 9alle 5u einenl als
bern 3tped DettDenoet ,tnoroen 1T.
IS finb bier in tur3.; 3eit peridies
oene 2ogeE gegriinbet uprbeu, aber
an bic @riinbung irgenb eines 8ereins,
an benz oas bier ionit 10 luffise iungs,
tpie alte 8ott tbeilnebmen t6nnte,
ideint bis iebt Niemanb 9ebadt gu ba.
ben. uno bod beben aubere, ioear
tleinere Reberlaiiunsen lire 8ereine,
tpie beiipielsmeiie Wiiting unb 8rss,
lau. 6eren Bergniigungen oft bon bier
aug beiuGt tperben.
@s berri6t bier, tpie man bort, uns
sufriebenbeit unter ben 2etlteil felt
9err @b. moIters bas 8dutoIsgei1dft
oertauft bat. Die beu.f1en Farmer
iagen, iebt f6nnen fie grade 10 gut nod
Ooatum uno anberen 5tdoien geaeil,
UNI Sol3 gu fdufen. Wenn EN- Deuts
f1er NIT bem n0!bigen Gapital bier
eineH SoIsbOf anlegen ipilrbe, ber
toiirbe CUTE 8ei9dfte MAIDEN.
9err 60. 9Bansemann unb NIbert
Miifler baben ibr @runbitad on 5errn
Socob 2ilper bon 9outon bsrlauft.
5err &ilper bea5fdti5t cine 8aunl=
f6ule gu etabliren, tpas fidb bier au9-
tpenn Semano ieia @ei9dit bertebt
gut beJablen tuirb, ba fid Der gosen
bier ausge5ei6net ba5u eignet.
Cine Yetition mar baftir IN umlauf
baB auf BET 2inie bon 0oafum nod
@onaales cine poitroute etabl,t perben
ioa. 9ieielbe fanb sablreide Inter
i6riften. P. e.
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gaubbcit fann nidt sebeilt tpcrsem

bur@ losale applieationen, pcil iie ben franfeit
Sbcil bes SbreS ni6t errci@sn tonnen. @S
siebt nur einen @eg, bic Saubbeit gu furiren,
uno ber 1T burd eonfitutionelle Seilmittel.
Saubbeit pirb bur6 eineh fntsiinoetcn 3uitanS
bet idleimigen Iusfleioutlb Der euita6ii9en
&obre beruriabt. 8euu biele &obre iit ent.
siinoet, babt ibr einen rumpeInben Son ober
unooltommeneS Gebo uub ipenu fie gans ge-
fblofen 1T, erfoIet Saubbeit, unb spenH Bic
gnt3iinbuns nidt 9eboben unO oieie 1obre nie-
ber in ibren 9 botisen 3uitanb serlest herben
fannL pirO baS @ebor fir INNER serli6rt tpere
ben; neun S lie urter ssbn ftnO butd aatarrb
beruria6t, nel6er ni1t oils Elm entslnbeter
3ultano Der f9leinisen SberIa9en it.
W.r p9llen einbunbert Dollars fir ieben
(our9 aotatrb ueruria6teD Gaa bon 3aubbeit
geben, ben mir ni6tS ourd ginnebmen bon
SallS ssatarrb Sfur beilen touuen. Capt Sud
umonif @ittulare tSmmeu.
.. 8. @bencb &, 6 o., solsOo, o.
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Die
W0dentlide 6reie Yreiie flir geras
eri6eint
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-18

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Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
AYCHlSON, TOPEKA &SANTA FE RAILROAD COMPANY.
 "SANTA FEE ROUTE" (. H, MOREHOUSE, ). E. X ?. A, OFFICE OF DIVISION FREIGHT AND PAS sENGER AGENT, EI. PAso, TEX.
 Excellent Tram Serrice.

The present schedule of train service on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, from El Paso and Deming, is an excel lent one.
 A fast express connecting with the Southern Pacific leaves Fl Paso and Deming, early each afternoon, making the run to Rincon, and from Wallace to La Junta, by day light, arriving at Kan sas City evening of second day and Chicago morning of third day after departure. This train carries Pullman palace sleepers from Fl Paso to Kansas City, and Los Angeles, to Chicago, with Pullman tourist sleepers, Los Angeles to Kansas City, making direct connec- tion at La Junta, for Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. And at Burton, for St. Louis via "the Frisco line," which is now part of the Santa Fe, system, an additional Pullman sleeper is at tached at Las Vegas, running through without change to Denver via Trinidad and La Junta.
 "The Santa Fe route" aims by its fast time, fine equipment and reasonable rates to merit the patronage of the tray cling public. For further information address c. II. Morehouse, D. F. X P. A., Fl Paso, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
REDONDO HOTEL
 Redondo Beach, Cal.

This new and magnificent hotel was opened to the public May lst. It is the most thoroughly equipped and best furnished house on the Pa cifc Coast Two hundred and seventy'hve rooms replete with every convenience: fire place, hot and cold water, incandescent lights, electric call and return system. Standing in the center of twenty .two.acre tract, under high cultivation, two hundred feet back from the ocean blud Arc lights on the grounds. Finest surf bathing in America. The house has fine Otis elevator and by far the handsomest music and dancing hall in California. The dining room is perfect gem of artistic perfection, su- perbly furnished and so arranged that every seat commands a view of the ocean. There is a gallery at one end, where a fine band plays for the evening dances; also playing on the veranda in the morning, in the music and dancing room Ht MOEhihs sciuioho VIII " !" '~"'e'~' '- the house. The cuisine will also be promi- nent factor. The house and surroundings are simply perfection-new, sweet and clean-and must be seen to oe appreciated. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe runs six trains daily from Los Angeles The company own their own rail road running to Los Angeles, connecting with the Grand Avenue cable system, running twelve finely equipped trains daily each way, landing passengers right back of the hotel. There is a pier, where boats from San Francisco, San Diego and other points make regular landings Steam and sailing yachts can be had. The fishing is the finest on the coast. There is a bluff and in terior drive, commanding a fine view of the ocean, San Gabriel valley, Wilson's Peak, Old Baldy, Sierra Madre range of mountains Terms same as other first-class houses Special rates for permpnents and families. All letters address to the manager.
 k. w. ROOT, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
Chicago General Markets.

IHIrAGo, July ll.-Rye-Steady, 4sc. bdriey-Steady. Whiskey-Sl O. Shoulders -sj 2O(d5 25. snort clear-sj iOCa5 10. Short ribs -Sj OOdj %.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
THE MARKETS.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The stock market opened ,ldss higher this morning, although London figures were rather heavy. Toward rnnn trusts looked up and become the features of trading. Sugar displayed some of its old time animation and strength, moving up about aper cent The market closed dull, but firm to strong at the best prices of the day. Northern Pacific is up T : and Missouri Pacific l.
 Government bonds dull.
 Petroleum opened with spot at size and Au- gust al >Sl, ,c. An advance of 1sc in spot and s4c for August option was followed by dullness, which extended to the close.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
New York Metal Markets.

NEW YORK, July ll.-Copper-July, sl6 go. Lead Easier. Domestic, a 52Iz. Iin-steady. Straits, S2l 10.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
ADVERTISING RATES.

The Republican believes in strictly one nrice for advertising, and accordingly it pub fishes its rates in full, and exactly as they are. SpeciaI position ads 25 per cent. extra.
 Preferred Locals 70 cents per line first insertion, and cents per line each subsequent Insertion.
 All Contracts and bills for advertising paya' ble monthly.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12
Chicago Live Stock Market,

CHICAGO, July ll.-Cattle receipts 5000. Market strong to lOc higher; beeves at s3 50Cg ! No; steers, S} JOldi 10; stockers and feeders, A lVGj 70; Texas cattle, sl 75Gg3 20.
 sheeP-Receipts, 6,OOO Market was strong. Natives, s JgGj OO; Texans, S3 i0(Ii 30.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-12

Money on call easy at &G5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5G7 per cent. sterling exchange was quiet and firm. sinty-day bills si Sia4; demand, S S9. Bar silver, Sl .O6l5.