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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
Georgia. l1tlenedo II 81

Tne-l 49,.
.Prce against the stable. 100
Mutuas-Day Stable straight paid $50 25 place 81 % :
Dacon & place (hccj T23 ~.
Alonzo and Mars withdrawn. A prompt and far
Uade the horses being nicely erovped all in
motion. Merry Monarch Daconet were tho leaders
Sir Matthew third and Phil Dwver last Tie field ran
well for quSrter OF mile, then most them went n
pieces Merry Monarch was the nrst TO succumb. He
seemed u be suddenly afflicted with sunstroke. they
through the Valley of Shadow OF all %
tire Jockeys began noggng and their TO die
under them One after the other. rapid succession
they fell away, being almost unable along
DaRonet drew out after passing Victory seemed
70 have the race won but Sir Matthew, by
Barnes caught him on the post and beat him by head
Dagonet second neck before Blshford who beat
Vile Belle half length.
THIRD RACE-Frec handicap sweepstakes OF eos each
with $3.50 added, OF which $3.50 TO the second and
800 TO the third oRe mile and a furlong.
s. Re'af r
f. v. snedeEer's b. Rot, by Jack osde-
J. A. A. H. MoTris's CHI f. Reckon, 3, IL
F. C. Mc1ewoes CHI. Q Peter. sLsssse . 2-' Out
rrn a ,e SLovns'Onj 81 s-0
MutuasRiot strslght paid s16 90 place s5 IS Reckon
place IS 20.
Rover. Loantaks and Banquet were withdrawn. Peter
the for half mile ard passed by Riot
led the Matterhorn half way the toboagsn
slide when Reckon coliaTed him Peter was done but
Riot accepted the gage. and Reckon a race. She
JAILED stand against him and he easily by
neck Reckon second. two lengths before Peter
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes for two
ycarods Of $40 each, with 1000 aided of which 5000
the second and 500 to the third. Three-quartors
OF q mile.
ao.tinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

SIXTH RACE Handicap S:eepeohese, with s75o added
steeprecnase conrsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

18th RACE-saree handicap sweepstakes foP two-year-
olds winners Of $500 Of SO each. If declared
out. 81 900 added Of which 600 ~ secosd and
500 To third. Six f,lrlOnCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; entrance $40 each, to sec
ond selling. Six furlongs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.

Firs: race at 2 30 ?. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

Undine Stables ch e. Rlnfay. By Argyle
Amelia yr-.. los r.... ..... iN1rvaezI DO Out
Santa Anita Stabies ch. 10. Lon Angeles q.
ll6 Observation-Disclosures o.. Lewis - out
TtUc-l 10
pOol>-F50 each.
RnfiX rushed Oh with the lead opened a gap o four
lengths, aud. easily keeping command won by
length and a half with the under a drive.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
ECHOES FROM WEST END.
H'DQ'Rs DAILY LIGHT,

Who is going to be our next alderman
at-large No one offers TO solve the queS-
ton. | know of none here anxious to be-
come council member, although we
might find a real estate agent who would
periodically absent himself from his busy
Houston street Office TO attend council
meetings if proper pressure is brought to
bear on him to bring him out. Real
estate men do not own but they control
the bulk of San AntoniO'S wealth and one
might find profitable employment. II
squandering of money has been INDUCED
mas has been charged-one OF the du.
ties of the new alderman will be to work
for ian efficient government economically
adminiStrated, and TO show the truth or
falsity OF the rumOrS thickening the city
clouds.
West End has no objection as to the
style of headgear that new alderman may
wear; the hat from Paree has been worn
threadbare and | would not refer to il at
all, were it not right to say, that if an
other imported hat has TO be added TO the
covering of the brains of the council, a
hat from Europe, next to one of American
make. would suit better than SOmbrero
from Mexico, in a Texas city chamber.
that mas the honor to have in its domain
so nice place as West End. SCHEID.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
Diamonds in kentucky.

A company, interested in tract of
land in Kentucky, not far from Ports
mouth, OHIO, has brought an expert
from the diamond fields in Australia
to inspect their property. He says
that there is every reason to believe
that it is diamond field. The ground
seems to be the crater of an extinct
volcano Over bushel of small but
fine garnets have been taken out in a
few days search, and one of them il
pronounced by Cincinnati lapidarit s
10 be worth seven al hundred dollars
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
A Herd Boy StrangIed.

A herd boy lost his life the other
day under painful circumstances near
Geses les Champ, Canada. The lad
had been amusing himself tying one
end of rope to the tail of COW lie
was minding, and passing the other
end round his own neck. The COW
becoming frightened, started off at a
gallop, and before the boy could unite
the cord from his neck he was thrown
down and dragged a long distance.
When the animal was stopped the
boy was picked up q mangled corpse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
Smuggling Horses Fom Mexico
from the hlcago Blade:

From the hlCago Blade:
Henry Terrell, deputy United
States attorney for the San Antonio
Texas district, states that there is 8
heavy business in smuggling horses
and cattle from Mexico into Texas
Since the passage of the Mckinley
bill, which places duty of 80 per
cent per head on cattle, the smugglers
have found the inducement to carry on
q profitable business irresistible. It is
hard matter to get all the offenders
owing to the fact that the river is az
low stage during the greater part of
the year and the animals are driven
to its banks and allowed to stray
across. When they reach this side
they are again rounded up and sold
at big profit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
New Proverbs.

AS pink pearl in scullion's ear,
so is fair woman without good
dressmaker.
whose telleth the truth concerning
his neighbor is not infrequently liable
to heavy damages.
Better is a chop with peer than a
seven and six penny dinner with a
person of no position.
What is sweeter to q soured wCmar
than the failiDgs of her des T 1st fr- en- az
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
1t was Loaded.

Edward George, a Cincinnati youth
and some companions found a bomb
q psste-board affair, on the campus
where some fireworks were exploded
the night before. Eddie was curious
to know whether it was loaded, and
concluded to try it with match. He
was satisfied instantly, and his com.
panions carried him home. 1t is
thought that he will recover, but
whether he will ever have the use OF
his eyes again is doubtful.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30

Three children were burned TO
death on the Crews plantation, across
the river from Helena, Ark. The pa
rents of the children left them in the
house while they went out in the
field to work. The children were or
dered to bar the door to keep the
house warm. Flames were noticed
coming from the house soon after, but
no one was able to break open the
doors. The house fell in and the
three children were cremated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30

Simon de Ia Pima, open shed, Nueva
street, lst WARD, $50.
Herscherdt and Stieren, dwelling,
South Flores street, 1st ward. 5000.
G. S. Austin, two story dwelling,
Park Avenue, 4th ward, $1,000.
H. w. Miller, two story dwelling,
corner of st. Clara and Goliad streets,
7th ward, $1,000.
Harry Hancock, dwelling, Gibbs
street, 9th ward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
Shopping in the Evening.

In the towns and cities of Chill all
the shopping of any consequence is
done in the evening. In santiago
the stores are open till midnight, and
during the hot AFTERNOON, when every
body takes a siesta, they are locked
up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30
Committed Murder to Go to Circus

Alfred Russell and Thomas Lawton
are under arrest at Colorado Springs,
Colo, charged with the murder of
John Heming on the night Of August
18th last, and both have made Lartial
confession of the deed. Each man
claims that the other shot Heming
and forced him to participate in the
deed. The assassins wanted money
to go to the circus and agreed to hold
up any one they might meet. Lawton
is 10 years old and Russell is "a
There was a reward of $500 offered by
the Rapid Transit company, and 500
by r. J. Eaton, secretary of state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-30

Oct. 29.-Rsmon Galan, aged 20
years, disease of bladder, 81 North
Concho street, ward 3. Deceased
was a stranger from San Buenaven.
tura, M exico.
Oct. 30.-Albert Smith, months,
inainition. Died at st. Johns hos
pital, ward 3, buried by the city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-12
Die 3lr6citSrittcr.
3uiemmcutrttt Der 8cncraI=sl HemblS 1T So=
Ieoo.-SeridIt bee 0robiefrctars uuo oer
General CSreftltipz y chnroe

SoIeOo, ., 10. 9opember.-9te u@e=
neral. 2lTemblu Der IIrbeitsrttter" trat beute
irib suialnmeu uuo oerbrad)te oeu &Oru1it'
tag nit peribie6eueu &OutInegelfditen.
Ser 8eridlt OeS @roBitafmeiiters 9apeS
eraiebt, oaB Die 6eueniieu sur Refreltuug
a1er 2luSgabeu htureiften, obgletdl Der Or
ben mdArtuo bes uer9aHgeneu SubreS un9es
m0buIib groBe Sofsu Su beItretten bate.
Der @roBietretdr entbob auf SeIebl Der @s-
neral s@refutios sSeb0rOe mebrere yotalzNls
iemblieS Der Gurittuug Der SOpiiteuer,
eupfeblt leSOt, 0aB Jutiinttig ietnc oerars
ugeH Ausuabmeu mebr gematt merOen.
6erner beidmert il1 Der 9'roBIetretlr, oaB
qelptiie 2lGemblles uurlhtiqe 8erldtc elm
1euoeu, nm It'd ben pollen SstrGg tbrer Ses
iteuerung III eut;iebeu. Setretar 0apeS
empftebIt Sfrjtte gsgeu bieieH Sdlmnoel
uno ldJliebt nit Der 6ofHuug, N0B DER eole
Sroeu ;utiiHftlg pon StrIteS unO au0eren
0eimiuduuQen ucri6out bleibeH n09e, bas
nit Die @roBmogulu oehelbeH tbre gan5e
GuimertlQmfelt poem gSerfe Der GrSlebuug
Der DiitQlleoer" mlomeu t0nueH. Die Sab
reSelnnobme berng m @aH5en sos, 1922;
Die 2luagaben belleien itf AMI Sl02 ,474.36;
bel'm 9luiaug oes Sabre5 mar elu SalIeu'
betauo Don $l3, ,053.13 norbanbeu; Sllun5
bei'm S7dluiie oe5 9abre8 $10.263.79.
Der 9erldJt Der @eutraI GrctutIO~Ses
b0rOe muroe Sundtlit uOr9elegt uHo eutbaIt
inter 9luOerem Die mtereiiaute Natrttt,
oaB iid in @uglaun IuO anoeren yGnoerH
cine madIienOe Cumming 81 @unItcn BON
Autonomle bemertllh madJt uno OaB AutO=
uonlie Oaber bemlutgt mcrOeH lOlle. Die
&eboroe bat elneu uu5iiibrliheu SpeSiale
@eridt uber Die SdmlgrtgfelteH i'm 9rud=
nuo gravir &ijrcau sl&Saibington, iomle
iibsr oeu p8opcOtt," YrojeB 81 Godeter,
gi.D., III &orbcreltung uno miro oemelbeH
inter Die Qcleguteu ucrtbelIen.
l5eutc abeuS fanO ell gmpfaug 81 gbrcn
Ser 0eleQateu in Der pYtemorial 6aue"
itatt. NianOr GmuIt belt cine Seplllz
fOmunungSreoe, uuo 3. y. Yowoerlp be
autmortete oieiel5e. Ntebrere aUoere 9teOeu
murOeH UOH &lirgern nHO Nilt9ieoern OeS
SuOeu5 QehQlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-12
9tls @iitmiId1eriii an0cfGa9t.

lN 0 b uru, Dtln., 10. gtoO.-2le
23siabrige 6rau W}arp Sauoran purOe
bier wegen oc5 Scriud5, ibren 0fann,
SEN 38siG6ri8en .. 9allOron, Sen iie
por erit fiini l8ofcn gebeiratbet bate,
ourd Yariicr Griin unO 2lrienit, Oa8 iie
in iciuc Spciien mari, in ein ,bclicre5
9euieit8" 81 bcI0r0crn, inter 8UrgI6ait
I'M 8ctroge bon $500 9citcut. 0cRte
fol- ibr YrojcB beginner. sic gibt Die
GbatIadje, eincn nStOn" in Die Spcllcn
ibre8 Wtanne5 9ewOricn SIT b0bcn, 81,
bebauptet aber, c8 iei cin yiebcSpulOcr
gclpeicn, pOn pcldem man ibr 9cia9t
babe, e5 wcrOe bic 3uueiguug tbrc5
Wtanne5 Su ibr btOeutcnO crbObcn. 9ols
lOran, Der BON bcm nEicbc5puIoer" lebr
frant pur0c, bcbauptct, feline bclicrc
Sdlite babe c5 oui ictnc mcItli4e 9abe
nhQciCbeu QChQbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-12
TGhfatnSMitteta.
TelrzNnrfer Sind,rfditcit.

gtem = Ort, II. 9topember. Der
8unbe5Oampfer rGOncOrO" wirb in me-
n;gen Sagen abfabrcn, I'M iid Ser
,YbilaOclpbia," Dem 6laggenid)iii Qoz
miral @beraror8, in ben weItinOiIden
gewGhern unsui6lieBen. grieie fitr
beioe 5Sabr;euge iinO bis gum Samltag
nad Dem 6lOtten6apbOf in SrOoflgu,
N,zD., gu ienoen.
- @ruit Sriiggemann madte beute
WtOr9en einen SclbitmOroueriudI, ins
Dem er einenG beclOfel binunteri6ludte.
G)fan bradte i'm nOd Dem n@Oupers
neur8 SOipital." st miro nit Dem
2cben bapOnfommen.
-9o8 r2llpiues8uilOing" amgroaSz
man 9erietb beute in SranO. Der Sdaz
Ben belGuft iid uuf $4,000. Ybilipp
6eSeritrap, ser Gun6utteur be8 6abrs
ltubl8, 80 Sabre alt, perbrannte.
- WtaDor Grant fubr bcute 9ta6z
mitta9 auf bem 0ampfer rGitp OF Faz
ri8" nad europa ab. 9ll5 @run0 fit
feline pl0elide 9lbrciie CAB Ser GtapOr
an, cine Sdweltcr ieIncr Mtutter lei
ihmer erfranft unb merbe permutbli6
nod por Nblauf oes Jabre8 iterben.
Gr rpoQe ieine 0teiie mO9lidlt beidlcuz
ni9en uub uorauSii4tlid III etwa Orei
@Oden 3uriidtebren.
- Die 3oQamt8beumtcn baben einen
Blan ;ur @inI6mu99 99cluug elmer 9rOBen
Guantitdt Opium cntOcft, pei9ern iid
ieood porlGuiiq, GiuSclnbeiteu bariiber
ansugeben. gSie cS bciBt, lit bcreit8
eine Serbaftun9 crful9t unO led5 an>
bere iolIen pOrgenOmmen merocu. Gine
9roBe GuautitGt Spium lit bc' flag
nabmt wor0en. GS gcbt buS Gjcridt,
oaB ser Serbaitcte elm gjaIt I'M r2litOrs
SOuie" gepeien lei. 0a8 GlCriidt ents
bebrt jeOOb Ocr ScltGtiguug,
- @eo. 2awrcnce, elm Bittsbur9er
&aufmann, begtng bcute i'm nGperettz
Souie," no er ieit orei @oden mobnte,
SclbltmorO. Sin 6reuno Oc8 8eritorz
benen fam beute Oforgcn naf Sem tooz
tel uno seigte 6em Glert elm S6reiben
pon 2aprcnce, in wcldcm oielcr sic
9tbiidt iid) eridicBen gu wOllen, anz
fiiuoi9te. Wtan elite nadJ Dem bon Srn.
9awrence bemObuten 3immer uno fan0
bieien to6t auf Dem Sette liegcnS. Die
rcdte SanO umlpanntc einen 9feuoloer
uno I'M &Opfe befanO ii9 cine &ugel>
nuu0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-12
Gtue G8ittivc mm0 tDrc orci &tn0er
CrutprOCt.

2lleronorta, %o., 10. 9iOoenlbcr.
- Die 8Obnung Ser 6ruu 9o5. Shines,
elmer l8ittme, nube GaluertOn, 6anz
quicrsGOuntp, Sa., ing beute Sormit@
tag 5cucr, iu0cIicu wurOcn Die Slam
men Our9 berbel cilen0c 9t0dbarn raid
gel0idt. Wtan iauO 6rau &inc5 nno
imei ibrer &inocr ala yetdcn uno bolb
ocrbraunt pOr; oa8 brittle &inO wurOc
ebcufau8 tO0t geiunocn, mar ieOO1 BON
bcn 6lammen pcriAOnt geblicbcu, uno
NunNen al ieincm &Opie bcluicien, baB
e8 ermoroct worocn mar. 2lut an BEN
llcberrciten Ser 6rau Warcn nod SpHz
rem BON GcUalttbdtigtcit ju 6cmerten.
Sine GoroncrSe3urD bat Ocn gSabrs
iprud obQcgcbcn, ooB Die 6rau unO Die
0rei &inocr crmOrOct wHrocn, uuO ooB
0ie Ot0rOcr al5Oonu Oa5 Sau8 an;inz
0ctcu. &on Ocn &erbrcbern lit nod
feline Spur Cntbedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-12

9enb einem in 9tOtb befinbliden Sdiffe
gu Silfe ellen 5u t6nnen. Gin Stlepp=
bampfer lte9t an ieiner Seite, I'M es in
Die bO9e Gee hinaus su bringen. BUR
s3eit gebt Die Gee 10 bod, baB mebcr
SdleppOampfcr, nod 9lettungsboOt Ii6
BinauSswa9en fGnnen.
Gin Gbeil Ser Wtannidaft be8 9letz
tnn95booteS gu SDtbe ipurOc, mdbren6
iie etnem in 9tOtb befinbliden 6abrseuqe
sur 9ul1e ellen pOllte, iiber 8orO 9elpa>
iden nnO ertranf. Sci DungeneB itranz
Sete cine frembe Sarf, un6 bas 9letz
tun95boOt wOlltc Ser bcbrGuQten Mannz
idaft sur Silfe ellen. Gsl0nroe ieNod)
um9ei4la9en, unO flint Otitglie0er Ser
Mtannlbaft ertranfen. Den iiberiQcn
9elan9 &c, bas Boot mieoer auf;uri6s
len nnS in Oahclbe binein su flettern.
get Deal idlu9 ein6ii6erboot I'M, unO
5pet OfttglieOcr Ser Ntanni9oft ertrnnz
fen. 3wilaen 0ungeneB un0 0OOer
itnO mebrere 6abr5eu9e gcitranOct, un0
man 9laubt, oaB iie aufbre6cn uno baB
tbre SelaBun9en ertrlnten merOen, cbe
man ibncn SGlfe brin9en fam.
Sin Gbctl Oe8 DaAcS oe3 ,QuO9atez
StllzSabnbofe8" in 2onoon 1T bon Dem
StHrm fOrt9eriiien. Sine 0cpcIde aus
yoweltoft mcloet, SaB auf Ser S0be icneS
Srte8 Elm idotttIdeS 6abr;eug umIhlug
nno NaB ie68 OtitglteOcr icincr Wtanns
idaft Crtranfen. Gin 1000 5onncnz
Sdtft nYilunger" nit 9tamcn, lit bel
Saltln9S gcitranOet. 9}ad0em 0a8 SOrz
tl9c 3ettun9SbOOt eriolglo8 periuht
bate, 0ie Wtannidait uno Die BaTaz
9lerc gu retten, luuroen 9lafcten iiber
OaS S6liI blnlue9 9cibleuOcrt. 8ci'm
5moIrtenNtale gelan9 e8, cine 9fettung8z
lclnc auf 0N5 Sdiif Su brlngen, worauf
Ronagicrc unO 0}onnIdaft in Sidcrs
bclt ge6ra6t wurOen. 3n iebem Saicn
al Der Dit un6 Si0tiiitc GnglonO'8
Berridt grOBe SciOr9nlB iiber bo8 Sdifz
ial oOn 6titer5OOtcn. 6unocrte Oericlz
ben battcn ii3 ourd 0a5 id0ne gScttcr
an 9cltri9cn Gage perleiten laiien, in
Gee 5u itehen. Son pielen Euuftcu
trefien OtelOun9en iber Suan0ungcn
unbcfannter S6iiie ein.
(Spdtcr.) - llnbctrrt ourh sic oics
len irudtlOien %criu6c, mad)te sic
Wtannidait oc8 9tcttung3bOote8 BON
SeabroOf nod cinen ueiteren 3ur 0tetz
tung ser Iberlcbcn0cn 8eIaeun9 ser
rScnocnue." G8 gelang tbnen, lang
lam na6 Dem @l0ee, no Oa5 geitranOcte
S3ifi III Stiiten brad, 5u tommen.
0tit grOBer 0tiibe gliifte e8 iBnen, an
Die Seitc Oc5 geltranOeten 6abr;cug5 Su
fommen unO cine Eeine al SorO ocIitls
bcl gu werien. Die balbtooten ycute,
% al Scr .3abl, mur0en 0ann aus Der
Gafel09e bcrpOr uno iifer in oa8 9lctz
tung8bOot 9cbradt, Segterc8 permodtc
ocn 2bfabrtSort ni6t wieOer 3u erreidcn
unO larOctc, nahOcm c5 lon9c BON lSino
un0 9Scllcn umbcr9cidlcuOert mar, cnoz
LID ii6tr bci 6olteitone. 9letter uuO
@erettete mur6en bier mitGliitmiinIdcn
iiberbGuft. Sir Die :berlcbcnocn 2Oitts
gllcOer Der 0tanniWaft puroe aui'8
SCite gclor9t. IS itellte iid) berau8,
OaB Der GopitGn uno uicr Otanucr Der
SeIatun9 ertrNnfen Warcn. -.
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Gcniui Setpal ttbtr Ole @erbGit=
ntSIe attf Sautoa.

8atb, M}aine, II. 9}Ousmber. =
SarOlO 30. SewaQ, ser amerifaniide
&oniul auf SamOa, traf geitcrn auf iciz
neul @ege nah @uibington bier in leis
ner gateritaot Elm. Gr wOllte lif, ebe
er ieinen geridt oil bic ge66rOeu ubges
ftattet, ni6t often au8ipreden, iagte iez
bod, baB Der Sertrug Die meiitcn Ser
9emiinihten Heiultate berbci9eiiibrt babe
Hno ba s stwaise 6eblbld9e Der 2lrt u.
@ciIc ser Ausf fiibrung bc8 Sertra9es,
nidt bieiem ielbit 3usuidrciben ieicn.
Dem glutpergieBen lei Elm GnOe ges
madt, Die 9teutralitGt Der geuaiicr BON
SumOa geii6ert unO unicre 0fette auf
Ya9ozBa9u beIdiiRt iuOroen.
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Gin brcnnemoes Sdlim.

3 + N 0elp bta, II. 9tOoember.
Die OcntIde Sarte 2lnHa" uon 8re>
men, ueldc bcute bier eintraf, bate eli
nen itweren Sturm SIT beitebeu, in
mcldem iie cine 9an3e 2ln3ubl Uon Ses
geln pcrlOr. 2lm 9. 5. 81. paiiirtc iie
AMI 81 @jraO 27' IaoIidc 8reite unO 73
9raO 20 wcitli9c yange einen brennenz
ben Oreimalti9en SaOOner. Der ulittlere
Wtalt Dellelben itau0 nod.
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DurSen prduliirt: abgeidnittsue Slumen-
Gbrpiautbemen, 81. Siaiie, abgsihntttene
3meige, l. 4reis s.. Treoerid, >. Yrets y.
sc. g8aguer; 80. Sluiie. IS ubgeihultteUe
Sliitben, /. Erei8 SuuI. Seat & Sohnr :.
Yreis @ebriioer Sullioap, 5. YreiS Sobu
9Siebep; SO. Slaiie, y abgeId)nlttene Slu=
men (Obne Brei8bemerbung), auS9eItellt oon
@ebriioern SallSap, 6. vi. Suggtns, SobH
gSieoep, 6. q. Ssiosmlp, Sob. Serl, y.
6reb.rid, Bithcr & @teuoe, Sobn OoHu,
Samuel Seat & Sobu uno s. 80. @agner;
81. 8laiie, sr0Bte I3ahl, @ebriioer 6allroop,
6. %. 6u9gius, Sohu gBieoep, Yttder &
Wen0e, SObu 9onu, Saml. Seat & Sobu
un0 @.W. 28aguer (obue HreiSbemerbuu9)
30. 8laIie, SrlgtualsBlumen, 1.YretS SohH
@oOt, ,. Yrei8 SObu Wiebep, 3. YreiS y.
6reoerif.
Stolen: Sc. Slaiie, Gu8mabl, l. Yrei8
Sohn @oof, >. Yrel8 &onrao pes; IN 81.
&laiie, u abgcihuitt.ne Roien uerihteoener
lett 1888 elngetIibrter glrteu hattie MIR Soau
@OOf au8geitelt.
Seilfeu: 100 8litben, /. FreiS Sohu
Bteoep, ,. 8reiS Same5 SimpiOu, 3. Hrels
Saaf .. 0toB.
gIelten: SO. SlaIie, Iuswabl, l. Bret5
5bo8. $. 9ateriou, Der III Der 40. Slafie
fiir paS 9r0Bte GremplQr Der elnjt9e Nus
teller mar. 9lnoere Gbgeld)nlttene 8InmeH,
SIafe Al, iuareH HItt au5geitellt.
Serner erblslten Breiie fir Sruamente
40. Slafie 8lumeuftiide 3ur Senutuug bel
8eeroigun9eU l. Breis @ebr. oalllo0p, ,.
Yreis Saat NtoB, 3. BretS s. IS. burger;
43. SIaiie Slumenitiid iiir 3OtssiteH. /.
lret8 9cbr. 9allIOup; Al. Slane &ofels
id)muf l. YreiS Sbos. 81. FatsriOu, ,.
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40. &laie, 8ruutbouQuet l. TreiS 2bOS.
8. Iaterion, .. Brel5 @ebr. 6allloap. 46.
SIaIie, Sorltedbpuquet, /. YrelS 2. Seat
& Sobn, ,. 8rei5 ; b. .. YaterlOn, 3. Br.
@ebr. !6allioap. AZ. &laIie, Sorb. /. Frel8
@ebr. 6auloap, .. EretS Gbos. .. Batter
ion, 3. Yrel5 SSobu 9Ste0eg.
4uBer0em muroeu pergeten Ote fol9euz
ben Spesialpreile: Ser gSm. Grea9ban.
Yreis $50 III Bramicn fir cine 9amlu=
iim5s9 9tturatlou: l. Yrel5 - $25, Gebr.
6ullioap; ,. Yreis - $l5, Gam. Seat &
Sobu; 3. 4rei5-S1O, Sobu 9Slcoeq.
Der p&merlcan, Bret5, $75 i'll 5mei Fra.
mieu fir elue SaIelz0etoratiOu, complst
nit 6eQeru uno @lQieru fiir y Yerionen,
/. Grcl8, $50, @ebr. 0alloap, ,. Frel5,
Samuel Seat & Sobn. Som o6eralos"
8reis, $50 i'll 3mei Gram;en fir Die bette
GoQettion Srd)iOeen, puroe Hur Die erltc
4rQmis SradenrioQe & Comp. juertannt.
Der nGruf Gaufmauns"Ereis, Ybu0oels
pbia, $40 fiir Oa8 bette Srnamcnt aus &C.
trotneten 8lumeu, muroe s. u. Burger
3uerfannt; ben ul5orrp SapersOorier 4
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berne Q9aiiertnure iiir oaS bette Gremplar
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Die eritQeuannten 4reiie beitebcu ebenz
faQS in Geloiummcn uOu 81 bis $40.
Ste 2tu8nellung lit bis 6relta9, ben 13.
gtOoember, uOu &Ormlttag5 10 bis AbeHo5
10 llbr 9e0iinet.
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