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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
NEW ARK
NEWARK
LLIA-LI.II ITN AN ENNks

PUTTING TIE RESPONSIBILITY on BOOKS.
Al the trial Of William y. Bird for betrayal under
promise Of marriage of Mi Grace Faulk'. the court
room was crowded yesterday. Mis- IauhS was re
called She said that Bird bad loaned to her French
novels and the reading Of them WAS a cause of her
downfall The father ana brother Of the girl described
how they had brought Bird from Virginia to Newark
and told of his escape and rccapturc willie on the way
number of Witnesses testified to the girls previous
good character. At the conclusion Of the evidence
for the prosecution motion for non suit was MADE
and denied bv the court. rd Wa, then PLACED on Inc
stand and dcnic0 everything but tho main charge
The case " III ne continued today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCUESTER COTNTY.

YONKERS.-The citizen, Of lonkcrS much cX-
cited the discovery Of "A ton and IA half OF dyna
mite. which is stored at Ncppcrhan on the Ncw-iork
and Northern Railroad. 1t Is said that the dynamite
belong, 10 Bril,law a Pencil hardware dealers. at
Main.,t. and Railroad ave. The police investi
eating the matter. The storage house is within 500
feet Of the New York and Northern Railroad. and
within ono block of Public school No. !, In which
forty pupils attend every dag.
TARRNTOWN.-Thc Tarry town Historical society
ha, elected the following officers: President, Or.
Richard Il. Couant vice pfe,d the Rev. j. Seden
spencer and Noah Davis; secretary, James +. Law ;
treasurer Benson Ferris; librarian, Or. Thomas c.
Tanning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fasseu Investigating Committee, Part IL, Supreme
Court.
Board Of Electrical Control, T..
Yale Alumni Association dinner Dclmonicos, 80 p
Tammany General Committee, p.
Society OF Friends educational conference, Meeting
House. rutherford Place.
outlook Club meeting, Montclar, n. j., p. m.
Peter Cooper Post, No. 313, q. 4. r., installation.
Arlington Hail. y. m.
Southern Society ball Shcrry's, evening.
Readings by Il. w. Gable, Association Hall, p IN.
II. ONcill & Co.'S reception, LenOX Lyceum, y. IN.
Metropolitan Stenographers' Association entertainments
No. Q5 Lexington-aye., p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
TWO OLD SOLDIERS KNOCKED SENSELESS.
POST COMMANDER COCHEU INVITED ALL
COMERs, TWO AT TINE


For a long time ill-fceng has existed between
come Of the members of Abel Smith POST No
an, G. A. r. and on Wednesday night it eliminated i'll
blows being struck which rendered two of the com
ha,ants insensiblc. The of the encounter was
nj the office of George W. Brown. at broadway anu
Bedford ave. .
At the time of the assault court martal was III
.e,si0 irving Post Commander C0cHeu 1or aifeteu
retention of funds. Major Noah L. Tebblts presided
over the court and Mark ID. WILDER was Inc )uuse
advocate The money alleged to have been retained
bv Cocheu was gained by an entertainments gwen Ill
1877 During the proceedings General liorauo -
King counsel for Cochcu asked that the prosecution
furnish him certain papers When they were pro-
ducod they were said TO have been tempered WIN
mr. mutilotnd 10 the detrimcnt of the defendant
When Cochcu heard this he jumped TO his feet ana
,aid that any one who would abs ract or mu'l'uo
papcrs TO the injury Of cOmrade. WIGS 'hel' EN-
Adiutant Richmond said he knew nothing OF TINS
n,utilation Cochcu replied that he did not accuse
Mn nm thoso who did il. When talking, lie hHi
pointed his finger in the direction of group OF
Veterans VINO he declared were lnlnlcdl 10 hlln' a.
mi. nnin, senior Vice commander Kinder who nad II
is said always been friend OF COchcn rcsenieu ny
insun and the next instant, blows were struck right
and left but hv Whom il cannot be learned hinuci
and q coriIade named Casey however, were iou'lu
living ScuS les the floor. while COcleu stoou n,I
ihcm Inviting all corners, two at ume 10 tache
him. NJ o.,,,o,dor
The hearing in the case Of the Post GommanoeT
was tbon adjourned until next week. IT Is moro
than probable that the matter will be brough mo !e
police cpul-> The matter has caused much dlsCussio
among Grand Army men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
ORANGE.

The Young Mems Catholic Literary Union Of Orange
gave crGlitable performance In Music Hall last even
ing OF London Assurance" The house crowded
and the proceeds which were for tine benefit Of the
building fund Of II Johns PaiuCiil school were large
The directors Of the New jersey state Poultry A>,o-
ciaon met Yesterday al the home OF the secretary. r.
Farldr Rackham. of Fast Orange. ard settled on tho
detail, If the exhibition t. be given al the Park Rnk,
orange, February ~ q -. An unusually large III
II premiums f. Offered, based on 30 and - cent
Of Tho entrance money.
The last Orange assembly e the season will bo
given Music II al this evening and the demand for
the caid- of admission greatly exceed, the supply
The decoration, are to lc novel and effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE RECTOR TELLS HIS SIDE OF THE CASE.
HE SAYS MRS. MAGUIRE WAS VIOLENT AND HE
BELIEVED HER INSANE

HE SAYS MRS. MAGUIRE WAS NioLhNr AND he
BELIEVED HER INSANE
Tho tria, of the suit for separation brought by Mrs.
Maria C. NaguIre against the Rev. Hugh Mcguire, OF
the Church of our saviour was ended yesterday III
The City Court and Judge Osborne reserved MS decsloh
giving the parties 10 the suit until Monday to submit
documentary evidence
. Mr. Nacgire took the stand and said that he first
,Isoucbt ~ sending his wife TO BlOOmingdae Asylum
In ,ss, but had never thought of such thing as
sending her TO Flatbush. year before she had been
IN an asvmm at Hartford. When lie out OF en-
ployment he could not support her as he liked, but
whenever he could get the money he had always PAD
her hoard whether she lived with him or not. WIEN
he WAS sick he admitted she went to him, but her pres
ence WAS distastefu lie had told her that unless she
controlled herself he would put her in an asylum.
when he did so he thought her insane, When lie was
preaching in Baltimore she was in the Catskilis' lie
simply told his people that she away for the sum
mer. When he went after her she would not 80 win
him. but she returned aerward lie never threatened
IN mt her in an asylum while in Baltimore. She left
him again soon and he did not see her for nearly a
wear but had Kept track of her all the time through
letters from herself and others she returned altel
ne took his present pastorate but he told her nc cou
not live with her. it would interfere with MS lh'S
torial duties However, he would pay her board al
her fathers and she went there. lie had her IN the
DlOomin gdae Asylum for two years ana hlho "o"iS'
He went To Europe while she was tEere. ..,1,uo
Her lawyers wanted to know II re was piaoue mn
what he preached the doctrine OF forgiveness, Dn.
IN" Court rnled ont the question. number OF letters
were produced by the defendant IN reputai anu md dn
ali admitted 1t said that Mrs Magulr ri au u 10
stroy ed ali OF them that she could find Wllnam r.
Sfuddjford who went the asylum with inc pldihu,
swoe that the defendant had always treated MS WIZ
Jealous The keepers of several board
ing houses where they had lived gave similar tes'oh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
TIE SIXTH srIDL CONCERT.

The attendance and interest at the sixth OF the
winter season under the auspices of the seid
Society of Brooklyn in the Academy of Music last
evening were up TO the standard set at the previous
performances. The programme was varied one and
embraced Beethoven, Fifth symphony in c minor,
LISTS Mephsto Waltz. and two scenes from the third
act Of WaGncrs Siegfried.' the " Awakening OF
Irunhilda" and the Love Scene" The solo and duet
music from the Wagner opera were sung BIZ Madame
Mleke and Herr GudehuS. who fully sustained the
reputation which had preceded them from the Metro
roan Opera House. The seventh concert will be
given on Tuesday of next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
NATION kI1STS NOT To DISRAED.

The regular meeting of the Nationalist Club No l,
was held Wednesday night at the club headquarters
Nos III and 10 MOntaguc-st Referring 10
certain sta ements recently made regarding the
dton Of the club, the members deny that they have
decided to disband There are. II is said. internal
Discussions. and the club has Anarchist members,
alt hOugh a few Socialists to be found on the club
roll. Ii is admitted that OF the members have
been backward in the payment OF their dues, and on
that ground the governing body OF the club has CON
sdercd the ACCESSIBILITY Of removing to less expensive
quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
PATERSON.
urrLE noY ,WEPr INro A sEwEH.

A LITTLE BOY SWEPT INTO a SEWER.
Frank Edwards, years old, Of poor parents
living al 80 80 Chc>tnut-st, Vas PLAYING yesterday
afternoon about brook in Peoples Park The brook
Is old watercOursc which has been TUNED
10 empty into a big sever near Clay and Vine IS.
The little boy while washing hi, rubber boot, in tho
brook lost his balance and fl IN. He Wa, swept
down into the sewer and lost 10 sight. Tho body
had not been recovered AT lat account and II
thought II might have either lodged In remote
part Of the possibly been swept 10 the river
which j, swollen 10 almost rcect and full of great
hlncir nf ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
HOME NE VS..


PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE IIVIEI"S'
BEUNSWICK-A Blocker Banks. OF Albany. CLAIR
FNDON-Prudencio IAzcano, Gillian Minister at Wash
nrton and Manuel j. Vega. Secretary Of the Gillian Lee
cation EVERETT-Hcnry NJ Stanley and Wife FIFTH
AVENCE-Andrew d. White. Of Cornell University ana
Henry w Oliver of psburg. GILSEY-AuoIney-t'en-
era David X Watson. Of Ohio. and Dluford Wilson, Of
Illinois. GRAND UNION-Corpora James Tanner. OF
Washington. MURRAY HILI-Ex-Goyernor job \.
Cooper of Colorado observation-disclosures General Theo-
dorc F. Davidson. Of North Carolina. WINDSOR-EN
Congressman William c. Maybury, Of Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

The funeral Of Captain John McGowan took place
yesterday at his home 80. 1.O31 EZab"thavc. Tho
house was crowded. several old naval veteran, cans
70 pay him the Ia, tribute Of respect. The Rev. +. W..
IlcA-tcr oica'ed aud poke Of the life and services
10 bi, country Of TIC dead officer Among those pres,
cnt Rear Admiral and Mr.. HARMONY. Of Wa-h.
ngtOn Mrs. Bddc. the wife Of Maj Eddie 4. = ~,
aud Captain John McGowan. The burial AT Ever
green's Cemetery.
The jury in the suit Of William Cnlahcn. Of Plain
field against Dr. Monroe ], Long. q pr MINT ply
~iciah If that city. for malpractice IN wr0ngfully
diagnosing di,lOcatiOn of the hip Joint. bv which
the plaintiff /, crippel for life. into court late
last night. after being out eight hours. with verdict
against the physician. They awarded the plaintiff
$50. lie sued for 10000. The trial consumed
four Gays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
MES. BISHOP WINS HER SUIT.

The jury in the suit Of Mrs Eleanor F. Bishop tho
mothcr If Washington Irving Bishop against the estate
Of Charles Renal, Yesterday brought IN verdict OF
fo.e71 30 for the plaintiff Mrs. Bishop asked Sl,oS1
for articles she said she ntrsed to Mr. Rena for safe
Keeping ono of these articles was a picture which
She said was worth $50. but which pawnbroher de,
cned lend , cents on and ragma. would n"t
give 10 cent, for. There was puantr OF lace mat
valued 500 yard. but Others estimated II as
worth from IS to $50 a yard. stay OF thirty days
was granted for appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
IN THE INTEREST OF BARNARD COLLEGE.

A meeting OF persons interested in Barnard College
was held last evening at the house Of James ;. T.
Stranalan confer upon It's interests. The com
mitcc arranged for the meeting Mrs. strana-
han. Mrs. seth Low. Mrs. Frederick, p Bellamy and
Mrs Packer The Rev. Dr. Richard :. Storrs presided
Miss Ella Weed presented report from the academic
tercSnc discussion took place the subject and ad
dresses were made by several Of those present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
GAMBLERS Must BE LOOKED AFTER.

Judge Depuc made special charge 40 the Grand
Jury yesterday, calling attention To published state
mens showing the existence -. faro and pIoits >ional
poker game, in the city and giving and places.
The Judge remarked that it The business Of the
police 10 know All about matters that could hc in
vc>tiCatcd and exposed 10y w>pJpcr reporter In The
ordinary line Of his duty lIc had, he said. received
letters which referred 10 place Indicated by the
newspapers lie requested ihc Grand Jury 10 make
"A thorough Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
ELIZAHETfI.
COMPETITION MAKES CAS CHEAPER

COMPETITIONS MAkfN ''NN 'IiF-ifIN'
4 gas ha, broken out here between the Metro
potan and Elizabeth companies. IN" former. which
is owned by a New York syndicate h1- Just turned
the in it. mains, and reduced IN" price +" ~ %
per thousand feet. The Elizabeth Company at once
cut the rate 10 seventy five cents. and threatens, II it,
rival comes down 10 thai figure (, sill further reduce
the price 10 fifty Ccut> per tIou-anl feet Meanwhile
the consumers rejoicing over IN" competition b.
tween the cOmpanic, which viii insure The public
cheap thi, winter EX tOugrr-e kc1n j. pro-l
dent of the Elizabeth Company. and Charles g. FTdnck
Ign. Of New York Is pre- -idcnt NJ II, new rival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
RAILROAD WRECK TAKES FIRE.

An extra freight train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road AT O'Clock last evening. ran into The rear OF the
Milestone freight train at IIichllnd Park. opposite
New brunswick. The wreck took fire soon after tho
collision and engine three cars ana a capuo,c Mctc
burned Luckily no one WIS HuIt' i'' """''7N -
ula,rd TlS 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
,u-Dsoy COUNTY LAWYERS DINE.

ono hundred and ten disc pies Oh 'oh' anu hiaoh
son tool, mart in the annual dinner Of the Hudson
CONT, For Assocat.on at TaylOr's Hotel last night
Tho toasts RESPONDED to were as follows: state OF
Jersey Governor Lcoa Albeit: Ten Thousand
Year. Chancellor Alexander McGill; ." Is the Bench
nc High as if Looks p Ex-Governor Joseph d. Ecllo
" Cranks" District Attorney Charles II. Wlhheid :
Dodson & Fogg," G. G. Book; The Last "ue''s''
Judge Jonathan Dixon "lmpromptu 'uuSe 'oo
I,nnpcoIt and Women Charles Fuller counsel
-, Foo N,nnIIamilton. The dinner an cX
deIlcnt one. and beside those mentioned there were
present Judge Manning ;. knapp cA'uuse ~. y,
ir.arrotson cx M.vor Gilbert Collins. AS>cmblyncn
William D. Daly. II. !. Potts. Henry PnNter' Cor
poration Counsel william ID. Edwards: CORPORATION
Attorney Robert IIudspeth. Alderman Man sallnger,
Woshington r. Williams. Isaac Romano. William II.
iiuirheid ex Judge John \. Blair and eN-Judgc
frederick Il. seymour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

tended IN rob him II his money. lie said he drew MS
revolver 10 protect hi HE and save his money. May
,r Wa snnt hack 10 the Elizabeth Jail Ia await ihr
.p. o,,r,'natnn Vance va, also brought before
lice Drc Ter when be- coolly told the magistrate tdt
Cicf II Police Carcu of Elizabeth knew all ABOUT "
,,.d tha, ~ wa, not necessary for MN 10 MAKE d
"i,temcut lie was also sent To Jail at Elizabeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
CITY.

COSDEMNINCi TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Chief Engineer Henry +. FArrier OF the FIRE DC
partmcnt has made known his annual report lie
complains that the department IS dehceht III proper
apparatus and far behind the ume'' anu d'NN " 10
relieved from all rc,pon'lblht' H. l'r tii' Cd'o" a
oe,,i,, .louId take place at any time. lie
rerommcnds among other Things new aerial nook
and ladder truck which he az !, ,2ieN le ~ II,
miracle that no lives have been - during hIcS uist
have taken plac: IN six ana seven s''EN puiiu-
Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
TWO MEN KILLED WITHIN FIVE MINUTES.

within five minutes two men were fatally injured
Yesterday in the ward Of the Penn yvana Railroad
The first TO meet this fate J. q. Kolbac fifty years
old Of 40. 20 East NnctletI-St.. Ncw-iork lie en-
deavored TO board a moving train at > 30 D. m. ana
got damned between the and a post that aids
in supporting the temporary depot. He was cti>had
70 death Er Watson wa, sent for. but could render
ma assistance The body wa sent to >pccr M"rgue
The next death that Of Michael smith' lhls
occurred Al = 20 y. ~ lie struck by Engine
M IL, while he was crossing tho track at llendcr
eon-st lie was sent 10 the civ Hospital, where
il was said his Injuries were fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

Henry J. Gallo, a wcknown insurance agent was
hurled YESTERDAY at Greenwood. lie was seventy
seven years old. lie leaves only daughter to in
hert his wealth.
The wife Of General West Funk, the steward OF tho
Union League Club died at Yesterday, after an
illnes, of two weeks. she will be buried M Point
Plea SAINT next sunday
FaycI McGcc. who is president Of the lst District
Republican Club. j. making thorough re1rgdnlIAi on
of the club. The first me tn- IN the new club rjom'
viii take place IN "A few days
The Rev. John Crawford. Of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. has resigned. IL accept call rom
Pa,,aic. He will preach li> farewell sermon On
sunday The reason alleged FOR making tl" change
is that Mr.. Crawford T. troubled with bronchitis, ana
he desires TO 60 away from tho salt air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

Advertisements admitted Int these column
recommended TO tho readers of THE TRl8
UNE ns thoroughly reliable. and bushes. can 30
done By mail with the advertiser. with pcrfss
afctJ.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-30
A SUDDEN CALL.
Walking on His Farm in the
Town of Somers

DR.. James Ozanne, who resides in the
Town of Somers, was stricken with apo
plexy Friday about noon and died within
an hour after. He was walking in a
meadow when the attack came, but was
able to call to his sons, who were working
short distance from him, to come to his
assistance. When they reached him he
had fallen to the ground. He was picked
up and taken home. He retained his
consciousness for a few moments after
being placed on the bed, but soon passed
into stupor from which he neverrallied.
DR.. Ozanne was native Of Guernsey
and came here in 1742 and settled in the
town of Somers where he mas ever since
resided. He was u man respected by all
who knew him. He leaves wife, three
sons and daughter The funeral took
place Sunday at 1890 a. m from his late
home. -Rucses Times July 25t1.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-30

The Galloway Speciality Company
closed their long and successful engage
ment in the Kimball Opera House last
Saturday evening, with the play entitled
THE Dutchmans Troubles, which they
presented to large and appreciatiye
audience.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21
Sin interefanter @eroteid.

ueber bic 0erpaItung Der bestfden
&e,6sbauptftabt belt bieIer Sage 9err
gplDeher Borter, 3ebuttenr bes 8oftc.
ner vSeralb" i'm v8erein Der @teuers
sabler" einen @ortrag, benz mir fol,
senbe gttle e~ntnebmen: r8or etpas
mebr ols 3nei Sabren botte i'd bas
@l6d, elmer Der etngeIabenen @dffe bel
eiuem gmpfaug uno @ouper gu feiu,
mel9e bic Stabt Berlin gu @bren eiuer
internationalen @eieai4aft BON Gelebr'
ten beranfaltete, Die Die grpBe 6aupts
ftabt bes teu.fdeu &et6es 81 ibrem
8erfammIungsorte ausermdbit bate.
Sd bate nit Sntereiie bieiem Sbeile
bes programms entgegen geblidt, 6aB
es mir cine @elegenbsit bieten piirDe,
an ieben, wie 9as, mas BET urs als
city junket be3ei9net pirb, In SeutI9z
lanb nusIeben niirbe. gu meinem
groBen @rfaunen fonnte i'd, als i9 bic
groBe 8eriammtung hberblidte, meI@e
Bic Gefbale bes Rdbtii@en &atbbaufes
flute, feline Spur bon benz SDpus zines
Warbpolititers finben. Der In unierem
2anbe melt un0 brett 10 Dobl betannt
1T. Inter ben @ef9tern UNI mid ber.
UNI tonnte Id fein ein3iges erbliden,
tuelGes bic gealeinen 3hse, ben Nuss
brud miBtrauiider @eriebenbeit unb
nie6riger tbierii@er 96laubeit. 6as
Nusieben, tpeldes bic Meiaung aun,
ftarten gRen unb gu aiebrigen geraniis
| gunsen berporgeraufen bat, trug, Dins
ge, bic in unIerem MeIttbeile bon ber
@~tmospbdre ber politit un3ets
treunIi9 gu iein i6einen. 8sim Sou>
per FAB bic @eieGidait in @ruppen BON
ie 6 Yerioneu on fieinen Sii@en, melde
In Der 6ale anfgefteat tDaren unb CIT
ie6em bieier Slide fab elm Mitglieb BEG
Municipalra!bes, tpel6em ber Nuftrag
getporben tpar, als Wirtb gu funairen.
Ser 6err. tpelGer on meinem Slide
fab, tDar au6erorbentli9 liebensuar6is
unb gebilbet; ct mar elm Mitslieb Der
llniperfitdt unb heipra9 Dfentli6e Mn.
ge~legenbeiten In elmer Weiie. bic ibm
bier bnn ben ,prattii6en polititern"
bic Besei9nuneen "dude'' unb "kid.
gloved' e%irgetragen hdtte. pOiefes
Observation-Disclosures muB elite Nus.
nabn1e bon ber &egel bilben-, oa6ie
ib mir; ner bertritt wahri6eiuli4 cine
arifotratif9e Marb". gu meiner sros
Ben ueberrai@uug fanb i9 iebr@. baB
Der M~uuicipalratb aus Mdnnern elei@
inn beffebe. 1idt WeHise inter Be.
men, bic on ben berfdiebenen Safeln
um mid berum ben 8orfb fib,ten,
rparen Mdnner, mel6e cine 3ierbe Der
bE@fen parIameutariidea 36rper.
f@aften Der @elt gebiloet baben
tptrben. v@as fir cine fdotii9e
@erpaltun9 mpB Das fein, bsren
8ertreter aus iol@em Bacterial bes
Feben21 ftus i9 mid, unb oies CAB
mir 8eranlafung su einem ernifen
8erIum, cine Nnttport auf bic 6rage gu
finoem." Dos grgebniB Der Na1fors
f@ung bes Germ Borter lautete, tpie
aus ieinem 8ottras peiter berborging
fir Berlin auBerOrbentli6 eiinfi9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-21

Wdbretb mir Dor einigen 9asen In
gIber Bros. Npotbete in &inglep,
Soma, tporerl. fam 6err &. 6. 9per,
cine betannte perilnli6feit ienes Or
ies, bereiu unb frug nod einem MitteI
segen cine ttorfe grfdltung, nit Der Ct
bebaftet NOR. 6err glber nabm cine
Glai@e ngbamberlain's Cough &eme'
6p@ unb hberrei@te fe benz 0errn nit
ben @orten: pSier III .ttuas, bas i@
empfeblen faun. gs 1T elm ousge3ei@s
netss prdparat unb babel bilig, unb
eiebt algemeine 3ufriebenbsit. Sd
b~ertaufe febr piel babon." 6err Sper
nabm cine 6Iai@e. aIs mir uns am
ndhHen Sage besesneten, beFanb er f@
bebeutenb tpobIer unb am barouf foIs
eenben NOR ct fat sau3a gentien. Dies
oils 8emeis bet Wlrfiamfeit bieies
DY~6parates. - Des Moiues MaiI anb
times.
gu pertaufen BEL u. Cohen & Co.,
3aIteper & @on unb allen bebeutenben
9rosuifteu.