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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06

un6 bic @ontrole bes fdbtif9en Su.
genieurs. SO pirb bierburd our
pflt6t bes @itp . Sngenieurs gema1t
unb berielte miro bierbur9 ermd1tigt,
bic Mnlage, ben 8au unb bic &eparatur
BON Seitennegen innerbalb Der 9tabt,
grenaen bon San @ntonio gu leiten,
al beauk16tigen unb 3u eontroairea, uab
fd oabon 5u iiber5eugen, baB aue Der,
arttgen Mrbeiten in uebereinfimmung
nit benz Greibrief Der Stabt unb ben
f6 bierauf be3iebenben fidotii9sn @ers
o%rbnunsen ausaefibrt perben.
Gettion q. Wenm irgeno cine
Perion ober Corporation irgeno cine
Der gefimmuugeH oiefer Orbinan3 per-
leBt, lou er eines Vergebens i1ulbig
era9tet unb nod esfolster gerurtbei.
lung Dor benz &sforoer nit einer @elb
frafe bon nidt unier 3ebn Dondis
$4,000 uno nidt iber ginhunbert
Dollars $4,000 belest tpsrben. unb
penn bieie GtraSe nebf ben Roiten
nidt ioiort beiablt miro, iDn bic be-
trefenbe psrlou nit elmer 6asihrafe i'm
fdoiii6eu @sfdneniB BON ni9t inebr
als 80 Sagen belegt iperben.
IS mii6 fetner beltimmt, BOB tuenn
irgenb cine Corporation oieIe BeRims
mungen DerleBen loIte. He aur 3ablung
Der oorerndbnten @elbfrafe berpHihtet
1T, bic auf benz Wege Der 3nangss
boQfiredung erbpben per5er fol. Mu,
berbem fDlen ole bic Bsamten, Mn.
getenten anb fDnifmie in irgenb einem
3uiammenbang ftebenben Bebienteten
einer folden Corporation baftbar fein
unb bic i'm 0orftebenben feftgefebten
Strafen gu getpdrtigen baben.
Mngenommen uno gebiligt ben 26.
Oftober 1891.
8rDan @alIagban,
Nttettirf: Mapnr.
s. g. @laubon, Stabt,@ lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
s. aalteper & sobn,
ssbolefale= sao setaif srassifteu

ASyutCIWte- " JtetWu
Das &etail /. @ef6dft, fowis bic @e.
eeptur obiger 6irma inb Die bebeutsnb.
fen in San Nntonio, tpopon Sober
ta8idgli9 R1 gu iberaeugeit GeIegens
belt bat. So berrf9t In Der Mpotbefe
gera0eau elm pbdnomena!er 8erfebr !;
man erbdlt bier Maes friid - bat tn
allen Departments, ttamentli1 au1 In
benz Der patentmebi3inen = bic gr6bte
Musmabl, uno bic &eceptur III ben BE-.
fen unb gemt6enbafteifen Gdnben on.
bertraut. Das Wboleiale @ef1dft
ninlmt BON Sabr 3u Sabr eitien er6Be.
rem nmfang an, BENT MpotEeter In Der
Staot unb auf benz 0arbe baben bic
G~rfabrung gema6t, baB He bier Dor.
Weilbaft tauFen uno auf bas prDnlp.
tete bebient tueroen. Die Jtrma RaIt.
eser febt NIT ben erffen 6duIerr Der
Ser. Staten In 8erbinhung unb ims
portirt biele Nrtifel brett In beoeuteils
ben Qunniiidten. Muf Mnfrage tperben
8reisliiien berianbt. Wir f6nner allen
unferen betrehenben 2efern ratben, NIT
obiger re1ommirten 5irnla gei6dftIi9
a%n5utnipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
werbamsmikpoaer 3uiammeubradb.

Sur nit einem @eflbl auirt6ttsen 8ebauerns ne6n1en
BON Menfaen, bic an rntbdtisteit unb gtarre Ser
@teren letben unb es unterlafen, redt5eitise S9rttte
CUR Wiererherfeauns ppn beren 1bdttstett gu tbun.
soae, ba BE s%o dHssasi,s serfsrunss D 5sr isaTsTsa,s
Srsane ielbit e~rfplsen rnub, menn nt9t CUR rehteu
3eft Mittel sebraudt werhen, um ibre abipnbernbe
GebenSfdbisfeif bes betrefenpen Srsans ielbit aa
~etabltren. Softetter's Masenbitters erneuert betbes
nnb bsnst benz i&lieBlt&en, perbdnsniBppIeu 36rrerz
perfaa pcr. Da es ~ ben gunfttpnen Der @teren
itrbnenben Slut 5u faeiben, rnretntstetteu, pelae
bic Aueae Der gBaferiu&t, bes @beumatiSmu8, Der
@ttt tnS, 10 1T eS nm 70 ncthpenbtser, bab bic Nfas
rber tbr @erf nur balb gu perri6ten brpBt. Die i'm
9anbel pprtpmmenben sep6bulihen Sttmulan5mittel
erfaaen bieien 3rped nt9t. Man nebme itatt i6rcr bas
ftppfun9 nib Bilipftdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
SER 6. S. Weaaer, SO. 217 or

&err 6. s. aeiaer, SO. 217 OF.
9outon . Gtrabe bdlt tets bas polls
fommeufe Eager In DISCRIMINATION
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @las, Gpieeel.
gias, Biloerrabmen, SirniHea unb alien
3ei9nel' nnb Dtaler. utenRlien. 3iinif.
lerif4 ausgefibrte 8ilber uno 5totuet.
ten &c. finb In einei iebensDertben Gal.
lerie CUR 4uH9t uub gum Gertauf GUS
geHeQt. Sn &apeten uab 3immerbefos
rationen III bas @ei6madpoafe unb
Reuede bort Su fuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
BaiIaae aasa Gurppa.

Die Ngentur bes 9ern %. 5.
Ooung, $40. l Commerce StraBe,
San Antonio, reprdleniirt bic
Sampfer bes Norb oeutiden 9lonbs, ios
ME Die Der 6amburaer Iftien : @elelI.
f@aft unb III 6err Doung i'm Stanbe
bic biIligfeu @aten gu seben,
ertbeilt bereitwilig iebe getphni6te aus.
tunft unb befor9t iebr prompt ale inn
tibergebeaen g~uftrdse. Wer mad gu.
ropa gu reifen tuinf9t, ooer Bermanbte
bertbertommen laiien pia, penoe H9
an ~genannte Mgentnr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
Ser arueritanifde @alb.

Der WeItreifenbe 6eKe Warteoa
madte taralih bic foIaea6eu beheraiQeus.
pertben MittbsiIungen:
rNls i'd i'm Sabre 1876 aum erfeu
Male ben Welten bereife, rift i'd nod
auf benz aIteu u5anta Sc Stall" butd
5ios GauIas uab Neu Mterifo. Sd lab
nod Buffel bic G~iienbabnen au 6uuoers
ten freusen unb bic Ianaen Wagenreiben
nit @migrauten bur@ Die tobfen Brat.
rien f~ireifen, Die bomaIs nod mt qes
bIeiMten @erippen iiber1det tparen.
@an5os gitn traf i'd bamaIs aIs Gtabt
bon 26. 600 ginuohnern, uno bamoIs
idoh foate i'd ge!eaentliA zines mir uno
mfiuen Meiitgefdbrten a~eaebenen Ban.
let's, i'd boffe bic 5tabt in 20 Sabreu
nit eiHer BierteI. Wilion ginpphuer
tpieber3uleben. Wie meme @rnartunaeu
fid erfnGten. bat lie @egentpart betpie.
len, Was Noro Mmerifa QubeIouot. 10
iebe ih inlner mebr 1eue 2tdt|eiter
uuo mebr unb mebr tpiro es mir flar.
baB 4merifa I'M fommenoeu sSabrbuu.
bert in 8ielsm EUROPA iiberHiiaeIt habe,
wirb gines a5erit bon erSBitr W;htiafejt
sumal Iar ben We5en Nmerita's, udm.
lid bic 6erfelung unmitteI
barer 8erbinbung m it B m
Weere; uab beinabe nod tpi9tiger
til Der Waloi1ub.
Ste Walbberuituna bat in ben leb.
ten breibtg Sabren 10 lberbanb genom.
men, baB i'd mid b6ufg bel oer 8eo.
ba9tung Der Glubldufe frage, mas ni@t
alr aus ben Jliihen unO Der Slug
f9ihfabrt, fonben aus benz 2anbe feIbf
tperben foa, tpenr nit bieler WalbDers
nttttuag fortgefabren Dir6.
Nirgenbs b~etDabrbeitet f@ bas Spri9.
mort Rad uns bic GinbHutb" 70 febr,
als 9eraoe I'M WthintppisSeden. Nies
fials 6or9er tan1ea bet G~luBfa5rten 10
Dleie S~lndun9ea, 10 oiel Nunabrten uro
unilefea Dor. p!e test uno tiien1als
paren Die ueoerlgnemmungen beoeus
ienoef als 9egeagarii9, Daoel anoerer'
leiis aug per 2ganermaf1gel 9roBer.
Sm Ja9fe 1910 fugr i@ een Sittle
ytsaml per Sampfer auftparts, uno
iaorl I'm Sabre 1886 rluBte bic Sdifs
!agft aaI oemlelben eiagelteut rerben,
oate'a Maller meDr oorbanoe1 mar.
go uagIaubli@ es fIinsen mag, 10
ipabr IN es bo9, baB Die bisber fir u1s
geltenben MaHermsngeu Der
caaabif1en Seen i'm Abnebmen beerifs
fen iinb. Sem Superior Gee unb i'm
Mi9igan See treten iebes Ieahr ,1eue
untiefen 3u Sage, unb Der Ct. Qouis
Gibsr, Der BEL Duluth In ben gubertor.
fiieBt uub feinem Bett uon su urs
tbeilen. fraber uugebeure WoRermeus
gen gebabt baben muB, III beute au
einem fleinei1 GlaB6en aulammenae.
f9rumpft.
Wom BEN nrfoneu bro,,me in u;ht
a, frooen. MIs id 1887 onsr anr%
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
@ladlide semte aus snSiaua.

951, Gtmmpns, gpfmetfer In Sbapiae, Snbtana,
f4ret6t nDas nGleetrtc 8tttersH Bat MIR mebi senhst,
as ale anberen Mebtciuen Suiammensenpmmen, sesen
ale BITE 8ei@perben unb gefben, peI&e bic Eolse Spn
Stbrunsen Der @teren unD Der 9eber ftnb." Del Sarz
ner unD gieb5l4ter Spbn 9eSIte, ~ebeuians BON Sbaz
billie, iagt: sd balte electric 9itter8 fir Bite bette
Wfebtcin, bic eS stebt, i'd BABE mid mad tbrem Sc
brau9e tpte neu Sesoren %sefhblt.M s. 80. Gardener,
eth Giiennaaren : SAMPLER ~berielben Srti4aft, iast
yGleetrie 4ttterS TT serabe Da8, mas Jemanb srau@t,
pte man gu fasen p1est. Mtr Bat es BITE @eiunbbett
wteberseseben unS t4 babe pteber Gppetit arb neuen
9eben8mutb /"
gpDtbeten. gbplpb Dretb, Gbompion & Co., @bpIez
5ale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
galifpruia.geetme.

Meinliebbabsr finben Elm sroBes Ga.
ger bon fetnen california Weinen BEL
9errn S. 5. Meper ON Nlamo
plaaa. 9err MeDsr frht bic Meine
an Ort unb Stele aus u,.b tauft brett
aus benz aeller Ter Mein3bdter. NIs
gutem 0enner gelingt es Tim tets, bic
beiten SGrteu aus3uwablen. st tanr
feline 2unben uao 6amilien nit einem
ga!en Sropfen berieber. &otbs urb
WeiBmeine In noraisI,@er Qualit6t
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @aIone # fret
tns 0aas seliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
Rsr Die ausaeaeidueten Woffer.

sar Die ausse3ei9neten Mailer.
5arben. Portraits augefertigi
Don Der Girma paris & Roth
nell fnb 3ueife0os bic befien unb
funfgete6teifen Die fe i'm Gtaote ges
aeigt puroen. Seber, Der auf bieie
Weiie pbOtcsrapbif6e N~ufnabmer bers
gr6Bert baben MIL, Der beiude unfer
NteIier Mo. Ii unb ID % I 6 o m.
merces 6traBe, unb beR6tise
bieje Wrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
Sem geelrten @abliinm

bic gang ergebene Gnaeise, 6nB mir
bur6 unieren neuen Sanfpasen In ben
@tanb geiebt Rnb, 9ampen : Del unb
@aioline unieren Runben Ing 0aus au
Iiefern uno bort boraumeHen. @afo.
lines unb Seltannen NIT 2rabn fabrt
Der Dasen ftets NIT nnb t3nnen ben
geebrten 2unben auf 8erlanger aur
BenuBung iberlaRen tperoen. I'm ge'
nei9ten 3ufbru@ bittet bic
Mtffton Oil o..
(Snbaber s. %. u. 6%rombers.)
IL u. AlamoftroBe. Selepbon SAB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Mbfohrt.

3a6 @aloeiton, 9oufon unb guero
tdgli6 am.......-....9.55 Born.
NaA CORPUS @briiti, &odport unb Bee
bile t18li9 um .-.....1.30 Wahm.
Na6 Gerrbile taali1, ausgeunmmen
Sonntags, um ..-.... 500 Na9nl.
Mnfunft.
Bon @albeItoE, 9ouffon unb @uero
tGgli9 um...........6.40 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus @brifti, &odport uno Bee.
bile, i69li9 um. .....2.55 Na1m.
Bon Gerrbile tdgIi6, aussenommer
Sonntd9s 9.45 Born.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
spatbern Yacific.8 aba.

Nbfabrt.
Na@ Nem Orleans, 9oufon unb @als
Defon 900 Born. un0 900 Mbenbs.
Mntumt.
Bon 9ep Orleans, 9oufion unb Sal.
Defion. 700 Borm. unb $50 Na1m.
Mbfabrt.
Sad San Granciseo, 81 pafo unb
eagle paB-..........4 20 gta9m.
Nnfun +.
Son Gan Graneiseo, 81 9afo unb
eagle paB ...........8.45 Born.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06

Sci es bur6 ben Stabtraib ber Stabt
Gan Mntonio b%erprbnet:
Settton L. Wenn bon iebt ab
innerbalb Der Stabteren3sn bon San
Nntonio irgeno elm Seitenpeg bon irs
eenb elmer Perion ober irgenb peIden
perfonen angelegt, aebaut Dber repa'
rirt merben fol-, 10 ioa bas unter Der
Nuff6t, 2eitung unb @ontrole beg
fdbtii6en Snaenieurs unb ni9t anbers
gei6eBeu. IS fou bon nun an fur
Sebermaan unb iebe Corporation uns
geiebli9 iein, innerbalb Der @tabt.
grensea BON San Mntonio einen Soften,
meg an3uIegea ober au repariren, obne
3ubor ben itdbtif@en Sngenieur babon
unter gerauer Mnsabe bes Drtes uno
Der 3eit, su WeIGer betIelbe angelegt
Ooer reparirt merben fol. i6riftlid au
benadridtisen. IS foa ferner i'm,
eefebli9 fein fir Ssbermarn unb fur
iebe CORPORATION innerbaIb Der @tabts
grenSen bon San Nntonio eiuen Gets
tenpeg auaulegea ober 81 repariren,
coer ben 0erfu6 al MAIDEN, has au
tbun, Obne bic 2eituas, bic aufli6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06

~ Nle Nrten BON NdbsWaIGiueu
perbeu unter leidten Ib3ablunss 8es
%bingungen pertauft BET Grips, 40S
Nne. K.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
Demti@> gmslifde gdmte,
ID

Gau antonto, 9traA.
Nuertanut tii@tiQe aebrantaIt fir aaobeu
sab Nedb&en; fesf breibig Sabren in reeet
|. Hirtfamieit. gortrefaids Sebrttaffe inter Sc,
pdbrier aeituns. Der enslil4tn Spra4e ipirt,
pis ber beuil3en, bOae ge9nuna sstraaen.
Ha6erSsm nntsrri4t I'm eSansidsn. Veiniser.
mateu borbereitete e&iler fnben tebersett
Anfnabme. sedbete ausfuuff ertbeiIen Ser
O.. @rpps, Brdfbent bes @dnI 9orRapbes
nnb B m. Darbed. 9ireftcr Der NnfaIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
Gilenba6n Tabr Ylan.
s. & 6. u. 8abn.

Nbabrt.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Srpn Mountain
ober Sd. 6. & IT, AS Morgens.
0a6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
&oute ..............6.0O Mbtnbs.
NaD Xare60. 1856 Born.
Nntunt.
Bon 81. 9ouis, Srpn Mountoin & 81.
&. & S....-.-...-...9.35 Worm.
Won st. Souis, SION Wountain & M.
&. & S............10.00 Mbenbs.
Bon 2areoo ..-.....--.5:35 Na9m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
glue 0roiuana,

our Befrafung b~erieniseu perionen,
weIbe CO unterlafen ober fi1 tpeis
germ, an3uhalten, uenil fe bar9 ben
6Ia5genz ober Signal ; Wantt elmer
@iienbabn on Der Rreu3ungstele Ell.
ner folhen nit elmer @traBe inner.
balls Der 5tabtsrenaen bon San 4n.
tonic baau aufgeforbert werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06

nS- Cine feline Nusmabl bon 6uten,
9enoen, unterbeus, Soilette1 Mttiteln &c.
BET pancoat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-06
Eine Mrotnan.

fur bic Nnlase, ben 8au unb bic 3e.
paratur BON 5eitenpeeen innerbaIb
Der Stabtgrenaen bon San Mntonio
unter Der MufR9t, 2eitung uno Con,
trole bes ftdotii@en Sngenieurs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
FIGHT FOR TERRITORY.
An Important Suit Between the Gov
 ernors of Iowa and Illinois.

An Important Suit Between the Coy.
 ernors of Iowa and Illinois.
 CARTHAGE, H., Nov. 14.-An impor, tant suit has been brought in the United States Court by agreement of Governor Boies of Iowa and Governor Fifer ot Illinois.
 The suit is entitled "The State of Iowa vs. the State of Illinois," and it's object is to ascertain the proper juris- diction over a strip of territory up and down the Mississippi River between the two States.
 This suit is brought by the State of Iowa in the form of 8 petition setting up the facts that there is a conflict of jurisdiction between Illinois and Iowa over said strip, Iowa claiming that the boundary line of said State is in the middle of the Mississippi River, irre- spective of the channel, while the State of Illinois claims Jurisdiction to the middle of the navigable channel, mak- ing a difference of 7l2 feet at a point on the Mississippi River where the keokuk and Hamilton bridge crosses the river
 The suit grows out of a long standing legal war between Hancock County and the Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Com pany in regard to taxes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
PESTlLENCE IN RUSSIA.

Influcnzl Making Terrible Havoc Among
 the Famishcd Peasants.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 14.-Fearful stories are reported from Southern Rus sia of the ravages of the virulent influ' enza now raging there. The people are so weakened by famine that they fall easy victims to the disease, and in some of the country districts, where starva' tion is most general, the wretched peasantry court infection and death. Hundreds of victims are perishing daily in Odessa and other centres, and the doctors are not numerous rough to deal with a third of the patients summoning their aid
 In the villages the dead lie in many houses unburied, and with no one t( bury them, until some official come: along on belated tour of discovery, and has the corpses put into a common trench. Even the priests are stunning the pestilence, and many persons dil without religious ministrations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
TIE IRISH sIruArIoN.

In we'll WI tten article on the situation of Ireland T. F. O'Connor thoroughly shakes two blanks in the platform of the Parnellites-frstly, the assertion that thare is a divergence between the aims of the nationalis's 8 and those with which the minority accredit themselves, and, secondly, the cry of undue clerical influence. Of the former he says:
 F'In the course of the conflict MT Par nell, poor man, was driven, in order to withdraw attention from the personal ele- ment, to set up difference of principles between himself and those who opposed his leadership, but there was no difference of principle. If there be, what is the difference
 Will anybody corscientously answer that question! Home rule is sought by both, unless the hypocrisy of mental reservation be encouraged. The minority allege that they go in for independent op- position, but that is also weapon of the nationalists. But the object of independ- ent opposition is to compel English parties to agree to give Ireland what she wants. But that has been already promised by one English party, that of MT Gladstone: therefore, independent opposition has nc actual justification and should be left in a3eyance until that party has been al lowed the opportunity to redeem its pro- misc Of the second imputation MI O'Connor writes:
 "But, say the Parnellites, the priests in terfere in politics in Ireland. They would put their position a little more accurately and little more honestly il they had said that the priests interfere or the wrong side. That is to say, the Par nellites dislike the interference of pries who is an anti-Parnellite, but they wei come effusively the stray specimens of tht order who happen to be on the side Parnellism and faction. It is convenient doctrine that priest has right to inter fere when he is with you, but has nc right when he is against you"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14

out the lines of the figure in a way in which it is not at all advantageous in one case in a million to have them dis played. The sleeves were of black vel vet, with outings at the shoulders, and from the shoulders across the bosom were draped strings and pendants of jet beads. A black velvet hat with plume decorations gave the finishing touch in the manner which is this fall most GUS tomary.
 In the next window to the one dis playing the biscuit and gold and black combination was a charming dress of pale gray Venetian cloth with plain and tight-ftting gored skirt (not so charming) lined with gray silk and edged all about the hem with narrow plating of black velvet ribbon, headed by an embroidery of small beads in jet and gold. The greater part of the bod ice, both back and front, was composed of kind of cuirass of gold gallon, cov- cred with an applique of gray cloth edged with jet embroidery. The me- dieval sleeves were particularly strik- ing, with their full puffs of black velvet at the elbow, bordered with the dainty embroidery in jet and gold.
 In that holy of holies, the sanctum of the designer of perhaps the most fashionable of all the establishments. were three or four things that call with loud voice for their need of praise There was, for example, the coat that is figured with the biscuit gown. It's fabric was fawn-colored Venetian cloth, and it fitted the figure with cer- tain affectionate snugness quite allowa- ble at the approach of cold weather It was edged with a narrow beaver bor. der of beautiful quality of the fur Across the front were quaint knots of beading, such as it has become the fashion to call "brows' toes." The high collar was of beaver and reached to the ears.
 There was also-though this was quite change of subject-a sea gown, more artistic than anything else to be found in weeks hunt through the at eliers, so soft and graceful were the lines of it's flowing draperies. It's ma terial was a pale, rose-colored cash mere, with front of ivory white silk crossed over the bust and at the waist by pointed bands embroidered in shaded silk, harmonizfng perfection with the beautiful shades of the cashmere.
 There was an afternoon gown, too, in sheer black wool-it's curious, isn't it, what an astonishing quantity of black is worn this winter, with pink silk stripe, full sleeves of black velvet and graceful trimming of small chains of jet, caught across the figure with jetted clasps. And another in sIvery gray Vienna with raised silk stripes in pale hyacinth blue. The stripes were quaintly arranged in front so that
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
Commencing Saturday, Nov IA

we will offer the most complete line O. Blue, Black and Brown Kerseys and Che viot Overcoats for SIP, regular price $16.
 Our SIS 50 OveIcoats in all colored Ker- sey-, would te a bargain at $17 and SIS
 S15 has always been the popular price for an Overcoat. Taking this to be a fact, we have placed coats that would readily sell at $17, SIS and $19. all for S15.
 Every statement we make is backed up by goods and prices.
 If you want an Ulster, our prices will be an inducement, S5, $6, $750 and SIC Listers that are from $1 to $2 in price lower than our competit, IS.
 A full and complete line of Mems, Youths and Boys Suits, single and double breasted Bla k Cheviots $9. 5O which is $2 under price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
THEIR PLANS WERE LAIDl
The Anarchistic Meeting Was to Have
 Been Second Haymarket Affair.

The Anarchistic Meeting Was to Have
 Been a Second Haymarket Affair.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-According to ths story of Chief of Police McLaughray, the Anarchists who were arrested Thursday night had been scheming for some time to bring about repetition of the Hay market affair of 1886.
 The Chief says: "We have known for some time that the Reds were plot ting trouble, and we have had Sc cret service men detailed to watch them.
 ''These detectives discovere that at the meeting arrangements were to be made for a big mass meeting at Bat tery D, at which New York Anarchists were to be present and the local An archists were to turn out in full force. Incendiary speeches were to be male and trouble with the police to be deli b. erately invited.
 ''Then bombs were to be thrown, and the result would have been a repetition Of the Haymarket affair, only the Reds would have tried to make better showing than they did on the othe occasion.
 ''The meetings that have been held lately have been leading up to this, but we were prepared for the outbreak and proposed to nip it in the bud.
 ''Ihere will be no repetition of thu scenes of 1886, I can promise you"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Another conspiracy to revolutionize has been unearthed at St. Petersburg.
 Lillian Russell the actress, denies that she is about to marry millionaire Wm. Sanford.
 Fire at Silver City, Ia., did $100, ,000 worth of damage to the business portion of the town.
 The National League adjourned with out taking any action in regard to the American Association.
 The President has issued proclama- tion, appointing Thursday, Nov. 26, a day of thanksgiving and prayer
 A family of five were burned to death in Columbus, o. The firemen failed to discover the people, although in the same room.
 William Somerset was hanged at Charleston, S. C., for the murder of E. M. Fore, in 1888. Somerset protested his innocence to the last.
 A dispatch from Essen, Germany, says that an explosion occurred in the Ludwig pig near that place, and that Il men met death through the accid dent.