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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-12-30
Greatest Offer Yet.
Fine Oil Paintings Given Away TO
Our Patrons,

Desiring to shows[in some measure our
appreciation for the very liberal, patron
age we are enjoying, we have completed
arrangements for GRAND FREE DIS
TRIBUTION of Fine Oil Paintings in Real
Gold Leaf Frames. The pictures are now
on exhibition in our window.
Order your fall and winter garments
from us and receive, in addition to the
best workmanship, an elegant fit and the
lowest possible price, one of these Fine
Oil Paintings.
With every cash order of $4,000 or over
we will present one of these Paintings,
which cannot be bought for.less. than $40.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-12-30
SO Bank Street.
45 JEFFERSON ST
Sewer Assessments,

The board of sewer commissioners Of
the city of Waterburys.at a meeting held
December %, 1891, made assessments for
sewer purposes, as follows, viz
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-12-30
The Globe Wine Room,
The Buffet Bar and Lunch.

The fixtures have arrived and the time for
opening the only wine room of the kind in the
city Is now determined. l will positively open
on Tuesday, Sept. 1, The new place is the rear
of Richardson's and Kaiser's clothing houses
ond will be stocked with the best liquors, wines
and cigars that the market affords. Keep your
eye on the opening date and the place. Without
exception one of the best equipped places in the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29

Sn Stem Oors laueeten bisfer
Sage swei yeesertamilien bon suIams
meu elf petloneu, unter bensn F1
lehs &trber befanben, tnelfe aus Der
Nese.rtrublit 2lbsria auf her Wehthfe
Don 4lrit0 beimtebrten. Die @ebribe,
Warne unb Mole GaDis. big gum Mai
porigen Sabres woblbabenoe Tarmer
bel @ainesoile in @sorgia, botten i'm
Infanse bss borigeH Sabres 10 perIo.
fenbe S9lloerungen BON Giberia gsb6rt,
baB fe Dab unb Gut perfauften, uuo
icmmt ibrsn Gamilien bottbin ouswon,
berten. aQbu fpdt ertannten fiein Der
permeintIi1en neuen 9eimutb. baB bic
uetIodsnben 59lloerunaen eitel 8Ienbs
pert geUeien iparen. sic fauben tpes
Der Arbeit nod au9 fruatbares Nder.
laab Dor, feben ibr bdares @elb au unb
muBten f6 pon Greunben In Georgia
8elo leibeu. um in 2umpen gsbhlt, in
bic aIte Ssimatb auridtebrea 3u tonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
9as seftobleue .paraSics. !"

gs bat fafi ben NnI6ein, ais ob bas
ftrenge &edtli9teitssei1bI bes Nmeri.
tanets, tusl5es ibn foait 10 ibarf smi.
fden Mein uno Oein un:eri@sioen ldBt.
in Iiterarifden Dineen ftir bn nidt oor
banoen III. Beioneels mag bic bra.
matiidle 2iteratur aHbetrlfft. Mian
fam fi4 oataber nidt au3u iebr mum
bern, tpeuu IS lib I'm uniere fleineren
Gi9ter banbelt. 9isfe fiehlen redis
unb linfs. no INNER He bie 8elegenbeit
ba3u baben unb tbeilen aud lbte bras
matiidbe 2lnsfiagerei NIT ben goaegen
Der librigen Qdnoer. 8ei ibuen III Der
Diebftabl International. aosr mas iul
man oosu iasen, rbenn elm @,llette uno
9ar nod eiu De Mlae benz eeiltigen 81.
gentbum anberer 2sute gesenuber I'm.
mer ldngere Ginger betommen uub Rd
ungefd)eut ganSe Wetfe fremoer gibter
aneignen2 Genn 0ieier Blette lit Der
VerfaHer zines ber beiIereu amerit.
Silde ,,Held by the Enemy" uub
Wt'le bat uns peM reisenbeu Charity
Ball" gegeben, zines Der tveff often
Siiids. tpelde bic ameritaniihe 8hbne
cufweiien fann. 6aber Ne bisie Wsr.
te nirtIb seIhaffen2
WOr ni6t Gar LANCER 3eit eridieu i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29

oeutl6en 3beater bon New Nott Elm
5tad bon 2uonig lsulba. betitelt Das
oerIorene plrabiss." DoKslbe sebort
3ur GlafIe Der frg. 8oroe, ,bauss unb
9interbaussSiiide, bic @ubsrmann
ourG fsine .gbre" in MOhe gebradt
bat. 6err Be WiQe, ber feine Obren
unb Musen iiberaq su babsn fbsint.
no es cttuas Su maulen siebt. iab oas
Stud. oerf6affte lid cine @obie uuo
bearbeItete es fr6blid fur bic amerita
uiI6e 8hbne, inoem ct bic OanbIung
sinfad, nod Waifa6afets perlegte uno
bic 9famen ber Perfonen umdnberte.
gr belt es nidt einmal fit n6!big, ben
6ittl 5u nsrwli4en. ionbern iiberfebte
i'm moblgemutb 1.-The lost Paradies. g
st flang aud gar gu orisinsg unr
ipannenb
3mei Wo@en Rno's Eer, oa tpurhe
bos @tiid. oas aaentbalban aIs ,,De
Mills latest American Drama" aR.
ge3eigt mar. aufgefabrt uEo errane eis
men rieRsen @rfolg. Das YubIifum
rief gum S9IuB mad benz BerIafer
unb gIiidielig ld1eluo er|Gien Dor benz
9orbang 0err De MiQe. perbeuste f9
un6 rebete cine &ebe, in tue!1er er iei.
ner 6reube bariiber Nusorud gab, baB
bas pub!lfum pieberum einem ameri,
cauifGen Wetfe gum grfolge perhoIfen
babe. @on Germ 6nlba teins 5iIbe.
uno bobei bat 0err De Ml0e iSuloas
Sttd faf D6rtli1 iibsrieBt, unb mas
er bin3agefist bat, 1T 59unb, iiber.
flhAlg, bumm.
Gin ioldes 8erseben 1T Gin 9tanbal,'
uno berbiente allgemeine unb iddrfiie
3uriidweiiuug. Aber Niemaubem un.
ter ben amerifeuiiaen fritii9en 3aun.
wddtern 1T es eineefalen, Serr De
Mias ben piratentopf gu mai6su.
Den Dsuti@en mag fein Oantse Ieioen,
Oo6 isine Slide ipieIt er germ.
(s8roOtlpn Gr. pr.")
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
tlsinsn prosentiaB ieines 3obues in ben
8emeinbefOn6 sabit.

tlsiasn grosentfag ieinss 2obuss in ben
9emeInbefOHb 3abit.
- @ine DDuamit grbIoHor, tie auf
ein Nttsntat suraGssflbtt tpiro. bat in
Serlin giobe Mufregung bsrporgerufen.
Der BaDia'en bas Wkrgartens v3eIt
gtummer A. III ber Mdbe ots 8biergar,
tens III miitels DDuamit in bic 0aft ge,
iprengt tporoen. Der umfang oes
Sdaoens OFT ginrihtuneen III bebeu.
tenb, bod III. 10 biel big isbt bstannt,
fein Menf9enleosn perIoren gegangen.
Sn Setreff Der llrbsberiddfi Der Sbat
ltnb mauGerlei Gerii6te in umlauf.
Gtnes berielben eebt babiu, boB bic
3elner bieies Reitaurants f1Ieht BE-,
banbeIt unb auBergem6bnlid eef9un,
ben tDurben unb bab bic 2sute bur1
oas aitentat ihren peinigern cine Wars
nung auuenoen MOLTEN. Mn5ere woIz
len tniifeu, ein Wuardbiit. Der tpegen lau.
ten Grredens aus benz 2otal bertDieIen
murbe,. babe einen wQanoneni9Ias"
losgeIai1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
Sir buffnmngSluS erfl1rt mmb bod,
Ne~effefI

slnS einem Sriefe Der Srau Surt BON @rpton, Sab=
9atcta, fltren wr SpIsenbeS an: $50 bate mi6 bef.
t9 srtdite bte Grtaliuns lhlus 9 au nlene 2unsen,
I'd besann tart Su buien unb bab mar es an ,ellps,
oab td an ber Stwnsiutt ltt. Bier Merste saber
mid auf unb ertdrten, bab ib nur mod eire ture Bet
u leben babe. SD ielbit sab ale 9pifnuns auf uni
bersttste mid faon aui elm baIpiseS @npe SDr. Do
rietb Jemanb meinem @atten an, Or. St6nis's Neues
Wa.stel sesen SGptnbiuht, 0uiten unb Grtaltuns 3r
Slaihen hnb purbe pputdntis ssbef. SD bin jest e
Seluno mte ir9enb etne Srau rnetner 8efannti6aft.
ErobeHai9en fret. 3u baben BET Wbolpb Dreb,
Gbrmpipn q Gc. TN 2Bboleiale uno bet aQen Mpptbes
ten gu 80 Gents anb 81 90 Vic Glaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
Qiebe! = @raf 0iobi unb 9arlinl -
@enn er tlt9t anberS 5t betlen mar,
bann mar ct perloren fir INNER
(6ortleturg foIst.)
@iitet Gudl npr Salbet gegen 8atarrb,
bic Aiefnlher entbalten,

4outef SuCD 0Df Sdlben 9c9en 8df4trD,
bic Otednlher emtbalten,
ha Nusdiilber iiaer ben @inn bes @erud)s aer-
it0ren anO bas sanas Ghifem n0llia asrriitea
ni.b, neun es bur9 bic idlsimisen Sberadd)sn
e,nDrinst. grl6e Arifel iollten ME tubsr auf
8erorbnuas GUT berufener gerste ssbrdu@t
ipssoem, ba ber Sdabeu, ben fte anridten,
3ebni1al fp orob lift ais bas @ute, has SIR .ba.
bon er3ielen tonntet. Sall'S &atarrb
Sur, fabritirt BON s. s. @hsnee & g., 60
lsbo. o., enttaIt fei1 Quediilber uno piro iu.
nerlia genommrn nno pirft Sireft ouf bas
8lut unb bic idletmigen SberEd@cn bes Sh.
ftems. Wenn Sbr Calls Satarrb Str fault,
feiD fidler OaB Scr Die abte befomir,t. Ste n:rp
innerlid genon.men unb in goiebo, o, pon
s. s. gbeneb & Co.. eemadt.
q Scrfanft bon apotbetern, Rreis rs gta.
bic Glal1e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29

Die
!. 8a9eutli4e Treie Yrete fit xxas
erf9eiut
jeoem Qommetf69
unb foffet
$3.50 ftir ba8 Sabr uNes $1.26 tis
e Mtnnate tn uramSbe3abIm1a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
sc I 8 1t tst 8

sum ulammenlesen unb sum anfitelen in
Yliil9s uno Otaroccns 9eden NIT pribirten
S,lber iit,b antifen GlTenbeinzO zOefprationen.
gbenlo auf bic edt leperaen Soilette=R Rditem
fit 9erren, @liil9 ytau6sSets, Gancb piIid,
Metall= unb 9orn @eitene fir perIhtebenen
gebraud. slllc @rtitel trasen Sis pppuIdren
Rreiie in 3ablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
Mdntel, sSSadett uuo l1e=
berwiirfe.
giebmt ben Gleuator.

Sas sr6Bte, rei6baltigfte, bollfdnbi9iie
beit aiiprtirte umb bitlisite Gloaf eais in
Eegas.
9amenzSade,1 gu $S 80, ipertb $500.
SamensSaGen gu $500, ipertb $3.50.
9anbssendbte Safen su Sc so, tpertb $500.
9oIbcm 9romenabens8ode 5u So, ipertb $11.
Damcn 3eus gapes gu $4.75, tperb So.
Samen Nitrahan gapes gu $3.50, ipertb
$5.75.
Samen @Iui4 lletertuiirfe, Satin gsiat gu
$3.50, ipertb $1275.
SIS gfcipmarfets, reb,lctrt gu $3.50.
$l5 gtetpmurfrts, rebuctrt gu $40.
$3.50 9femmarfets. rebusirt sil 1915.
$3.50 Glotb Circulars, rebu3irt su $500.
llnb 10 1T int sansen 9eparten,ent Bel iebem
ein5elnen slrtifel cine Griparnib BON 20 bis
30 9rp5ent tpabrnsbn1bar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
Yliiitb gpilette z9dithett.

Sanbi9ub. &dithen, YarfiinteriesR Rdftden ,lnS
s0lufaen. Saiasntu9 ifaiten, &auds Sets,
Glbums, 8ilberrabmen &C., iueId,e aussesei9.
nete @eburtstassz, 9od5eitss unO 6eiertass.
@ei9enfe
bpn 10 irfli@ e ut Wertbe
abseben, tpie iie If, sansea @eiten eIesanter
nidt sefunbeu iperben f5nnen.
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&inoer Mfdutel.

sfie porber baben mir barin aub nur cine
baIb 70 srobe auswabI sebabt, ipie bieies
Sa9r, ME bprber tuaren bte 9reiie 70 enti9ies
ben Su @uniten Der &uroen tpie Deute.
Bunberbiibl4e seitidte gloafs fir &inber
bon 2-5 Sobren, in ipeiB unb farbis. 8es
guldrer PreiS bieier @aare bon $3.50 Bis
$500. SSir oerfaufen bieielben fiir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
&unitm6bel, 8ric=a=8rats
ulto Yliti6=O Ornantente.

8epunbernswertbe &usfpabl BON Saneps
n-aunitsMObeln, 8ilbern, 5baufslftiblen,
qarlor &abinets, Gaiffonieren, Srtitdnhtn !;
ehte Smprnaer unO tiirtifhe Sepfidbe, @uss
utib @ortieren; 8riifieler, atpmlniter unb
gelpet 9eppide, gbaiie tongues, aebnitiibIe
l(bie sinenf Walait Gbre MAIDEN tsiirber0; ieis
bsne uno GbenilIe @orbanse; Quilts BON
giserbaumeu, feline 8ettbeden, Subbanfe unb
tauienb aubere 9lrtifeI, nit einem fompletten
@orratb bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-29
$500.

9unoerte BON 9Ieibungsftuden fir ainber
in iebenl 9(lter BON $3.50 bis $l4.
8elonbere 9luf.HcrfIal,,feit lenfen mir auf
UTTER s!fiprtiment BON
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
ane be "@sanse 1ai~. % mn bopoe ban gaorro al at IT,
lbroyIru,e rem ttuNs fchs Acrof


ole be "9sanse 1at@, 90 mn bopoe ban Iorro Of at i,
bporIGnae ben funoe fcpe beraf.
ga men oa mao 10 aatten b. at Cult, mente mon.
"Sa fan life en- sFai lepc Of oct, iaa Tan umuli9 jeg sjere
cet." ia Tcrscir.
Gnaana 1crseir bar gpen for at siere Snoilsb til
Snien, pilbe ban nof 9ieruc iige bel oDbt 6laiterhe.
Spnen, Der osiaa bar meo, oreu paa, at DC lfnIoe Itpnoe
fla bientpper, ba "8rGnoepiuet NOT tommer citcr", ptreoe
bun.
"5aiaa," ia 1orgeir, "fommer oct efter, ba fan p' 10
ligeiaa goot reiie itrar," % oermeo began DC Jig paa
Sicnueien.
Somnicn bien mOo 9asipeot iaa 3or8eir i9 tilbo9e %
ptrece lin 5oruuoriuo opcr, at 9rGnoeuinet loo iaa lGr9c
oente paa fig, fprenc bet tom.
pa ban pel baupe fact %aflGslet De %lnotjpbte yafer, latte
ban ia igien SlGoen oe ia iii &onen, at ban abiolnt
matte ben oa le, bopr Der par bet al Srauoeoinet, 'om
bun baooe louet lfulbe fomne eiter.
3or0eir fjprtc imiblertio ben 3 Wtil LANCE 8ei tllba9e til
8pen % fjpbte lit SulebrRnoepin.
Gnaana, ban rciite til Bpen, bao pusinanosfonen ban
fipbe Tia eli 9riotpibe, bpilfen pi9ti9 Somu'islion ban par
iaa ubelci9 at 9temme. aommen biem III Sastpeot nsoer
ban ajerringsu, Der lpgrser eiter Eiben i'm. Zen bar
lea pirtelig 0lemtl" ~uobrDocr ban ~9r8erlig, Inuooe Selt %
%osn os tjprte tilbase til 8pen 90 ijpbte SnooOen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

ielu.
Da bette bar Brubens 5lemtOmlt!
aaioepel leoeoe bet upglite Tar Ct
nffetiat 9iu iammea. Wlen Ssrael
fsltc bog spot bet ubps8eli9e e'o' pans
Some MATTE fpre, % IeBte al 'e''e
benOe bet ueO enbper genIigbeo % Sp.
mGrfjom6eo, Der itoO / baus Uta8i; %
bun Iorltuo uglaa bans fiGrliae Scll1
Iist og flute iaa 9oOt bun iliIloe e'-
bucrt Spor al Smerte.
Der uar iuserionbelit 5urbtnOeile
meacm SC TO 3ele al 0uiet, in9cn Viep~
oelelier paslereoe, ingen Sels9 oeIie'
bes.
2aalebeS off TO Nar, oa Der bleo
fpot ct Barn til geroen. Gn 3o9
iaace 0afriet til Ssract: Sag Bar
net us gaa iub til bin MOcer!"
6an ioritoO benOe, tpg Barnet pna
9lrmcn, off oper og banfeoe poa Wooes
rens 9pr.
~0pem oer?"
GIN Spn % SpmeiDu!" leO Soa
ret.
Ger 1prtes en- lloen Stsi oerinot, %
iaa blep Der Ell &onle. Sna ranbte
Nmonoa: "&i BAT ior traplt til at MOB
tage 8ig."
0au uenbte tllba9e Og la9oe after
Barnet til bets MUOer3 Srpit. @Hn
beD6Uebe life at ippr9e, PM Dpproan oct
par 9aaet.
gltter gif to 9lar.
Gn Morgen baO Ssrael lin aore
fomme ueb til bam / 9apen. Set pNr
Npget, ban piloe piie benOe.
"lien jes fan life tase Barnet no
bet bussebe @rGs," iasbe bun.
"glo, lno @rtten uRre, bpor ban er
6an 9ior insen llsa9n / be faa Wtini'
ter."
Saa trippeoe % bilteoe Oct ~af9aaro,
- DC lmaa Ssboer flenote 9oot Der
8ei, Der bar Dem Iorbuot - gienncn
ben ~ubcuyttebe Sang % bort til 8preI
peo Gnbeu. San puifebe o9 ilpg pat
pna ben meb fine intaa 0Gnoer.
"S6pab er BET for en- %iorunberltg Stp
ueb 9eren, Inlanoa?"
Men oa 8preu bleo anbnet, pHiteo
Der mo en- liben rum Sur, itolt, lpffc
fig, ioris. Suer 2inic bans Bnrne
aniist, bper 9of bauOe uaret inO9rapc
i Gutens 6ierte i iprgetpue aar, % 1t
aabueOe BET Jig plubieli9 ior at uii
bence 2isbeoen.
"9et CT Ssrael up al 0age!" aobrp
bun. 90 i nrite 9ieblit laa bun pa
: 8na % fDsieoe % fjGlece ben I'LL
: 5Dr.
y Gen blege 9lmanoa laneoe Jig pa
iin Soft % iau ~forbaiiet paa oett
{ 90 Ssrnsl % Sarriet, Der bapbe itpni
{ lis eiter Barnet, fob | 8pren % pt
. gibne til bette fprite Striot til 5pri
ming.
: "aum til Wumma." ia9oe Sarri
: til Barnet. San iaa paa benoe %
= ouer 8ebItemammaS Stulber.
y "9om til Mammal" siento9 Ia
= tos ct Striot irem % tos benocs 9or
" meliinser.
0 Gufen neleoe fun ct Ziebtit melC
y Ell MObers ajGrlisbeb. % en- fulb, CO
7 iitiit Stultbeo.
y "Sa, jes %fOmmer," lasoe bun. Is
y on, Gaanoa, iat fra big Soften pg II
ou %psIaa!"
" 9erpaa 9it bun, leoet at bet Il
~ Barn, ben til Ssracl % Surriet.
u" "Wtiue Spru!" 9r2o bun. =
u Gn umtGnfiOm Serre. Gu 81
IL ienbe, anfpmmet til ct Sotel / Staff,
IL ipur9te Spuarteren:
ns "Sar 9e Giforie?"
ne "Sa, bet bar pl %ristisnUf."
"@jpr mig ben 3jeneite, OF brir
'er mig ben."
oil Spparteren fpmmer meo Ell me
tor 9atfe.
aa "Sar Dc mere?"
Spuarteren 9aar eiter belle Sotell
6rripnins al Gitpri % brin9er ben
'aa til ben unoerlise 5remmebe, Der Iis
ms "SGr M iaa penlis at labe mig
zen en- Sop &affe!"
ssAnn1,o1
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

X e33 332 gIsnusifer eusr upiteu liosSon msost ;om
8elsieps. Sperige bar $4,000 Yortasal 4.50o,0 600,
SdpeB 100000. Sulsarien 100000, Sadien
I, 10000. 9aumart 100000, @rGienlano % Norss
100000. 2pnppn bar to @anse iaa mango Snbpaansrs
lem aaraSn, Der CT foo tort ipm belle europa, 90 bet bar
sn Wilipu mere enb Guitralisu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Flower
Wtpo TnSpeDfa.

Wob SDspepiia.
q. 8eGlanser, Gieren al Stoue so
brifen / Mputagnp, Quebec, Ifriper:
seq bar brust gusuit 5loper mob
3pspepiia, % ben gap flor 9inbrins.
Seq a~nbeialer ben til alle, Der lioer al
iamme, ipm ct meset soot Mibbel".
50. 8er9ercn, 8ipbmanp, 9auson,
2epis, Quebec, %itriper: Seq bar be.
npttet Gnsuit 5lpper for 9pspepia
meb be beblte &%elultater".
s. u. harrington. Sneenisr % Smeb
/ Spcnep, Guitralien, i~triuer: "9luault
5lotper bar for mig bepirfet iuloitanoia
Selbreoelie. 9ens Sirinins par mira.
tulgS."
Seq. Gates, gorintb, Miis., ~ltriuer
seq amer gusuit Sloiper Ium Oct
bepite Mtiboel / Ierben for 8pspepIia.
9enne SgsoOm bapoe neiten brabt
mig. ba les tps nosle SLATER ai guauIi
6lOwer, og jog er M bra. Seq anbe.
ialer uarmt oenne Mebicin til 9ioenoe,
bppriombelit be finoes." Co
u. d. Green, 9metabrifant,
Wcpobarp, Nep Seriep
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-28
REARSAY EVIDENCE.
The Silver Pool Committee Continues
Its Farcical investigation.

The Silver Pool Committee Continues
Its Farcical investigation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-In the silver
pool investigation today, David B. Lit
tier was again questioned regarding the
time OF Senator Cameron's purchase and
disposition of silver. He did not have
definite figures nor dates, but his best
recollection was that the silver was sold
before the bill was passed.
Littler said he was not engaged in lob
bying or influencing members OF con-
gress in behalf OF legislation.
Edward Curtis, of San Francisco, a
member of the ST. Louis silver commit
tee. denied the statement OF Cor
respondent Bogart, that witness
mentioned Flowers's name as
connected with silver purchase.
Curtis having said something about
hearing that party of New Workers.
were interested in silver, was asked to
give the name of his informant He
was unable to remember, but thought
Governor West and A. H. Warner were
in the room at the time.
Correspondent Dunnell. OF the New
York Times. said R. J. Wynne, oil the
Commercially Gazette, was the person
from whom he received the information
in yesterdays examination.
Wynne said he got it from General
Boynton, chief correspondent of the
Gazette. AS Boynton could
not be found this afternoon, the COM
mittee adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-28
WINE STATISTICS.
CalifOrnia's Exports and Imports of
LIQUID Refreshments.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 27.-The Pacific
Wine and Spirit Review, in a tabulated
statement OF the exports and imports
of wines, brandies and whiskies into
and from California for the year 1890,
states that 4,150,393 gallons of wine
were exported by sea to New York,
Mexico, Central America and other
points, showing gain of over 100000
gallons as compared with the exports in
1889. The cased wines exported to for
eign and domestic ports aggregated
9053 cases, showing an increase of
over 80 per cent. as compared with
1889. The rail shipments to domestic
points aggregated 4,74l $3.50 gallons, be-
ing within few gallons of an increase
of round million. The exports, of
brandy showed but a slight increase,
the total exports being 60O,0 900 gallons
and 463 cases. Four thousand seven
hundred and thirty-two cases and 81. .1S9
gallons Of whiskey were ex-
ported by sea. The imports of
whiskey, spirits and alcohol and foreign
champagnes show substantial increase
over 1889. The imports of wine into
San Francisco from interior cellars of
California were IL ,56l 900 gallons, or
something over 100000 in excess OF
those OF 1855.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-28
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Hoar Finds Fault with Stanford's Gre
dentials Of Reelection.

Hoar Finds Fault with Stanford's Gre
dentials of Re-election.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The senate
met at noon and the journal of Thursday
covering the proceedings of Thursday,
Friday, Saturday and Monday was
read and approved.
Eustis, rising to a personal explana-
tion, read from the Washington Post the
following sen ence: "Mr. Eustis was
also brought from his home, although
he did not arrive until after the vote
had been taken" He said the state
ment was wholly inaccurate. He had
been in the chamber an hour before the
first vote was taken, was present when
the vote was taken and did vote. He
deemed it proper to make this explana-
ton, because of the Importance of the
votes of yesterday.
The credentials of Stanford and Irby.
as senator's elect from California and
South Carolina, for the term beginning
March 4, 1891, were presented, read and
placed on file. Those of Stanford were
criticized by Hoar, as unsatisfactory in
form, the governor undertaking to COM
mission Stanford, instead of simply GER
tifying to his election.
Harris suggested that there was
abundant time before the expiration OF
the present term to have sthem put in
proper form.
Among the petitions presented and re-
ferred was one by Frye in favor of hav-
ing potatoes received by the govern
ment and treasury certificates issued
thereon at 81 per bushel.
The house bill to prevent counterfeit
ing was passed with amendments.
Dolph's resolution, relating to the
power of the minority to compel the at
tendance of absentees, went over.
The house bill for the payment of In
dian depreciation claims was considered
until O'Clock, when the apportionment
bill WAS taken up, the question being on
Davis's amendment to give an additional
member each to Arkansas, Minnesota.
Missouri and New York. No action was
taken and the senate soon adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-28
Al New Order Of Business
for the Senate.
The Force Bill Doesn't Figure
in 1t at All.
Senator Stanford's Standing on the
ClOture Rule.
His Views Coincide With Senator Stew
art's-Mitchell Introduces Pa
cifc Cable Bill.
Associated Press Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--The Republic
can senatorial caucus committee on
order of business met this morning and
agreed to recommend to their colleagues
that after the apportionment bill was
acted upon, the eight-hour bills and
copyright bill should be taken up.
The caucus committee also disposed
Of the other pending measures OF public
interest in this order. After the copy
right bill is to follow the Indian dep
relations bill, the Paddock pure food
bill, and the Nicaragua canal bill re-
ported by the committee on foreign re-
lations. Meanwhile individual senators
are to be allowed to call up measures
not included in the above list in the
morning hour, and it is believed some
advancement of business will result
from the use of this privilege.
SENATOR sTANFoRD's STANDING.
Senator Stewart today received from
Senator Stanford message regarding
his standing on the cloture rule, etc.,
sent from New York yesterday morning,
but delayed by crippled wires. In it he
says on general principles he IaVOrs tne
cloture rule, but does not favor any
thing that would shut out Stewards
amendment to the elections bill, pro-
viding that it only apply to elections for
congress. Without such amendment,
with his present views, he will be obliged
to vote against the bill. He favors inn
portant business--passing the appor-
tionment and appropriation bills when
ever the senate can. He adds, if neces-
sary, to pair him accordingly.
MITcHELL's PACIFIC CABLE BILL.
Senator Mitchell today introduced
bill to incorporate the Pacific Gable
company, capital $4,000, 900, to operate
a cable between San Francisco, Hawaii,
Panama, Samoa and Japan. A majority
of the directors must be citizens of the
United States. The secretary OF the
treasury is authorized to pay to the
company an annual subsidy Of $780, 900
q year for fifteen years.
HEARST CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
Senator Hearst's condition improves,
and he is very comfortable.