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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
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Sn Der eibuns beg preuBiIGen Mb.
georbnetenbauies bonn 9. Mlai belt her
Mbg. 8ir6om bel @%elegenbeit Ser 8e.
ratbung iiber bic 8eniaigunQ fhr bas
aeue Snititut fir Snfeetions sRrant6eis
ten folgen6e &ebe tber ben Wertb Der
Ro9f9en embedding Der Suberfuloies
Smpfung. st iogte:
Die grosen &eben bes Nbg. gtaf
iber bic B~ebeutung bes Gom'i9en Mits
tells feben IN feiner Miuthr, ebe ct ri9t
bteie 8eoeutung tbatfd@li9 na6geuies
Ten bat, un6 BITE 1T bisber ni9t na9ges
tDieien. @beniO tpdre es alerbings
boreilig, BON benz Mtittel bios pie BON
elnem 9efdbrli@en @ift 3u ipre9en.
Man fann ia aud nod nt6t faseu, baB
bic 9ofnungen, bic man auf 6as Mfit.
tel geleBt bat, gang Derni9tet todren.
Das Darbe melt iiber bas b~tnausseben,
tuas man iebt idon iasen tann. &c.
nan genemmen lit freiIi9 tein Jal Be.
'tanut, In meI9em cine 9eilung Der Sus
bertuloie bur9 bas Mittel berbeigefnbrt
III. Die Jdae, bic dig 6eilerfoIge ans
gefegen moroen fho, Dabert lG9 cue 9is
binfdQig ermieien. NnEererieits lit cine
groBe &eibe bDn @efabren BET Mntuen=
bung bes Mittels borbanben. Sd fam
MIR IN oleler Se5leguag oas Serolenti
5uipre@en IbaB; mos i'd Nnfangs So.
1uar i@riftli@ niebergelest babe, beute
ttpd1 3utrtfft: eS mar bQS QllerbinQS bieI
lpnmmer, als man flU NaTait9s geoagt
po1te. Saosnen, fela @r3t, oer n~ be-
rn1eH Ia9lt, noa penn @flttel 1eorau@
9u ma@ea, mlr0 nespe8eH als @tIlfals
taset 0oer ais Moroer angslegel ners
pen toanea. PIE erdsn SefluDe oes
fe9Il9iea 3g gtoBeren erpaflltigen; dls
OsMen, DIG Eg lpa!eI erIuule9. 9aW
eueoem oll l@ ato9f 6slnfea' 9eute gu
la9ef1, mas aus penn gtiltsl no@ msroe1l
glro Gas mtfo 0te gIIaerun9 legrefl.
Oer geoanIe oss SrIltinis mag alter
gemelen 1ein. ais pas 1uoerlulln; es
" apeE 1glieBi'@ ~ elaer pan uao
ne0erFur3uH8 "a 4n9riH. 9en9mmen
pof0ea, mle e. lellen Del elnem 10 9r9'
seH gSette eel9eeea IT; SL5q,lgsn ~
PIC -%usgaoe uDn e!nen ue'u1On Iut oSu'
zen 'oeleils uOeElgrlIlen mOIoeA. SW
nll nl9t uaietlugeH, mer Sgulo Das
taa gaI: 4Der pett y. UOBier MuB
oOg Na1ggeoer ge9ao1 gaOel' Gie lgn IN
elasa t0igsn gaIguFasMus gIae5nges
tIleosm gaOeH, Pug MqH mlltsM IM Hrea'
gen 2otHter Ole SaWe 10 AagI'H &C.
Hommen eat. Olelen SortDutI tGat
tg pen perfen NOR erlpafea: Iel1
9lelem SOrnurI pefolnoet lq Der an.
oeIs, pug man nD@ lWu1sr A,gi genan
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

Der ldrnaenbe unO Gufieben erre9enoe
Gntrieb Oieier 3eit bc3istid ocs fuli4m
Ginbruds iufrSe ipobl pief basu beitras
gen, Qfes fit ipert9lOs gu balten, iueil
Gins iid dis utriuertb %erpieicn.
gls ipern es feline gtdubdeu III ben
olansenbiten Concentration sabe
O6er @Oinetea 5Wiiden Stcrnn /!
Ober gataracte in frieOlid)eu ftilen
SlaRen.
@ino btsbalb ale Seilmittel ipertbs
los, neil elm 9eilmittel oas gu erfaaen
periaat bat, mas es gu tbuu pOr9ab ?
Climb ale aer5te SduinOler, neil ein
Gs3t einen 8utienten bat fterben luien?
Gs bebarf siues fdarfeu 8lides uno
zines iadrisren @ebrns, mn gu ions
biren nm Die s@siounsslinie gu
aiebsn.
.Man iast", baB Or. Yieree's Sol
ben Meoical DISCOVERY uno Or. Sieree's
6aporite %rsicriptiOn Tauienbe ssbeilt
baben.
.@au iast', baB fin Elm idwddlid)es
@plfenl 3idts beier iei, ais rDis.
eoperD@, unb Oas auf r6aporite gre.
ieriptiOn4 iia Die 5Offnuas elmer isOen
,nttrafteten, iduaden 6rau, ipsld)e Elm
&6rper uuO Nerocn ftdrfenOes tOniidss
Stflmittel ben6thist, itass.
LIMB bier 1T Der geweis -
gsriude Sins OSer Seibes. Salts
fe Dir nidt ssbOlfea, bcnadridtiss bic
@orto's DtspeniarD MeOical StiIOcias
ton unb bu erbaltt bciu @eIS mlsOsr
surad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
sSrn GtnbereQa adnhsgtpre.

Gde 9ou 4 . n fra 5 E u. abe. 6,
III ioeben ansetommen: Sin grDBer
Uorratb bon Rinber : Slippers uub
sGubea bon rs Gents a%uftpdrts.
Samen Stes uno Slippers BON rs
@ents aufmdrts bis gu ben feinfen
Qualitdten.
Das Eager in. 9amen. uu6 6erren.
G@ub3eug, bod Ooer niebrig Sef@nits
ten, nit Der 6anb Dber Mai@ine &c,
ma6t. 1T sroBartis. gu 8reiien, bic
Seoen in grfaunen ieBen maHen.
Wer feines uno 5uglei6 b~auerbaftes
5buomert iragen min, faufe i'm Gin
oerela S9ub.5 tore.
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Gin tpabres wmnber=Watttet.

Scr. 6rars SuHman, Elm iunser Rann ppn Gurituss
ton, SRip, ~eCnifatirt, bab e. inter Der Se6ansluns
Bon 5tet berprrrasenben Ger5ten mar, BITE beibe nt4t
TN Gtanbe trurent etne 8efefnus ieineS Gelunbbeitsz
~5uftanbes berbet3ufitren. Ste ~ertIdrten, bdb &c an
S@winbfu&t litfe, unb bas tim nt&t metr tn belfeu
fet. Da rebete man ttm au, Or. aSnis8 Neues S@rtnhs
fudtSs S~etlmittet gu SebrauGen. G8 mar baS 14pu gu
ether 3eit, as er ni@t i'm Gtanbe mar, quer hber bic
Gtrabe gu Seben, phne f& unteripess auS8nru9en. Gbe
CT nur cine babe Elai9e sebraaGt bate, fane er, 6ab
brauA fort anb erfreut f@ bent beS beiten @pblietns.
Wer an benz gals cber ben acknowledgement letest,
made etnen gerfu& bamtt. GBir earantiren rcae Bes
friebtsuns.
@r6beEai&en frei Bet alien Gpptbetern. SIN 1tcIes
iaIe BET Drstb, G6cmpion 4 Go. tn Gan &ntonto, GeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
sd fSmnte bie 9Nelt aus Ssm Mu9eit
heEeu,

ipenn Id einen glat Bate, nm ben SebeI anauiesen,@
faste ar@tmeb, Der 8le@enfhrt. GrCbe a6rper finb
nur f@wer bepesltd. &ber es 1T ni&t f&per, bic Gsies
rem, bieie Hetnen abrper, CUR asatisteit an,uresen,
penn fe trdse fnb. Nur periuae man bies ni@t nit
Notwithstanding Buberetteten alfobplii8en GtimuIans
tien. Gin ipI@es Experiment TT niat ratbiam. Das
f&sre, NIT nntrasli@er @ewisbett wirtenbe MRittel 1T
Sraetter's Masenbitters, pelaes benz a6rper serube
BE ri@tise MnresinS siebt, ohne bic Sabe Su dbertretz
Ben. @irb anHaltenbe l1utbdtisfeit Der Nteren pber
Der 8lale unseb6ris rerna@ldIist, 70 TT bies etne ses
fdbrlt@e Gade. Grtsbt'f8e Mierenfranfbett, 3uder=
rnbr unb anbere aranf6eiten Der Sarncrsane baben i6z
rem ll-ipruns in Der nntbdtieteit Der Mieren. 9ieie
ppn Nnfans an ju %lberpinben, tt nidt i&per. Spdz
sletd t~usretfen.. nnreselmdBtse8 guntttDniren Der
Glnaepefbe, he8 Masen5, Der 9eber, &teumattsz
mus unp Malaria perten hur@ bas Sttters lurirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
I'm eislsbsn If bas 9entmaI III.

Su @ialebsn 1T bas 9entmal fir
Griebri9 R6nig, ben grfinber ber
69neapreRe, eingemeibt uorben.
Griebri9 R6nis, elm 9ebOrener @isles
5ener, elfanb i'm Sabre 1910 feline erie
G9nenpreHs. S9On tm Sabre 1874
tpurbe bic 2onboner Times ouf elmer
bon &6nig gebauten pteFe sebrudt unb
3par brudte fe i6on 1000 @Ogen In
Der 6tunbe. Weitere 8erbeferuugeu
foleten baIb nod unb es fOlsea nod
fortmdbrenb neue. 46nig, ber ..3tueite
Gutenberg" ftarb i'm Sabre 1888.
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9reIfenh.

,Werbommte 8etien", ruff mitbenb
elm Sonntassidser, Der fortpdbrenb
auf 6afen f@isBt, obne bob elmer Iiesen
bleibt.
vDa t6nnen sic lang i@impfea,
6err Baron" meiut bosbaft Der Oilers
f6rftsr, ..Oie fabIen fi@ bult nidt se'
frpffenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
Qntreffe b.

,Nlfo Mama, Dir bat ber Stor9
has Grib9en gebra9tl uab tuobef bot
es benn Der Stor9 betommen 2"
,,0om lieben @ott!"
ySf bas aber umfdnbli6l Do Diirs
be i1 meine Rin6er bod lieber gtei9
brett be3iebenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
Budlene Mrntea.gaIbe

Die bette SaIbe ber BELT fir S4nitte,
0ueti&un9en, 0ef@ipire, Gisber. unb Saut'
Nuef&Iag, GIe6te, %seipruneene edube, 8rsf'
beuIen unb ole Sauttrangbetten ; fnrirt Ode
worrboiben ODER feline E~Sabluus. 8autse
Sattsfattion sarantirt ODER bas 0eIb ptrb
suriderFattet. rs Gents BITE S9a@teI. Bum
Bertauf In allen apOtbeEen. Dretb, fbomp'
ion & Co., @hoIsfaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
Nemti@~ Gmelii@e G&ale,

GGH LFIWb'
MnerIannt tiMti9e 2ebrdnfalt fur Rnabea
anb Mdb9en; fef breible Sabren In resss
MirtfamEett. BortrefRi@e 2etrirdfte inter Be,
patrter eettnns. Der enelil&en Gpra&t iDirk,
We Der beutl@eu, bpIf Ne9unno eetraeeu.
Nnetrbem ilnterri9t I'm Gbnnif9en. einiger.
mabene botbefeittte SGiIsr inben jeber5eii
Mninakme. stfkere AnsEnugt eftbeilen 4err
81. @xpoA. ~rdfhent bet G@uI Horlanbei
NIB b u. Dafbed Direltsr Der asadIa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

e6r 9ie neueffen GiIos, Gtrobs,
Dunlap, Gnpr. uub Gteti0ns 0iite bel
9aneooft& Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

Dar Sn unter3eug, 6emben, 9oilet.
teartttel finbet man ntr9enouo before
Iusmabl als bel Bancoa + & Spbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29

BaT pancoaf 6 eobn baber
bteie Gaifon cine Ingew6bnIi9 feline
Nusmabl in CLOTHING. Nitmarb
berfauft feline 4nst9e biliser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-29
u d tnns g.

Cine Gumme @elbes 1T gu Derleibeu
in 8etrdgea BON $1,000 un6 mebr.
Mlamu Tener BERT. 0eieIidaft,
222 R.@ommerees5 traBe,
San Mntonio.
The sun., 1891-03-02
A FOSTER REA1NIsCENOE.
Odd How the Combinations OF Politics are
Rearranged Sometimes.

Odd How the Combinations OF Politics aFe
RearranEed Sometimes.
Ex.Gov Fosters appointment as Secretary
OF the Treasury has set his friends to talking
about the part he played In the National Con-
vention OF 1888. The choice OF q Presidential
candidate had finally simmered down to q
contest between Benjamin Harrison and John
Sherman.
The New York delegation met In q secret
caucus. and being unable to como to an ami
cable understanding resolved to put the matter
entirely In the hands Of the four delegates at
lsree-Messrs. Plsts. Hiscock. Miller. and
These gentlemen came together and after .
long discussion. IN which they Jailed to come
iS.er. Ia e Il came out that ut this first meeting
Miller and Depew were stanch supporters OF
nPfh Pfast Showed strong disposition to upholi
the claims OF shermsn and Hiscock. who sp:
peAred to have no special preference. settled
hs e.nas ss p Fs Rs Ss
could ,o advance the claims Of sherman: Hs
EIElns battling against him. y.
E!kins was struggling for the, nomination Of
Blaine: Tho moment that all hone fos , BI:ine
WAS the defeat Of Sherman. Foster, was sure
that Plat was strongly in fayor OF sherman;
and that no decision against the Senator could
Shortly after the first caucus Of the delegates
q large ElSlns and platt bat private inter. .n:
% fsRtinaiand a sDhemine that Elkins promised o mi I
as one havin ngiauthority.. that il hiatt would
shcSd mads IT 81
case u Harrison'e election
When the delegates q Large froW I'll this State tate
60 over to Harrison. and Foster. Instead Of
Plat. got the Treasury.
The sun., 1891-03-02
TAXING FUN OF THE CHOIR.
An Investigator 20 be Made OF the Ja1ais
Church Troubleo.

An Investigation 20 be Made OF the Jamaica
Church Troables.
The bald spot In the back OF OrRantst Thomas
T. Davenport's head was more than ordinarily
conspicuous yesterday morning and evening
because he sat alone in the choir loft Of the
Jamaica Presbyterian Church with bis back to
the congregation.
Instead OF occupying their usual seats. tho
members OF the choir who were present sat
among the congregation. On Sunday night OF
last week they deserted the choir loft and re-
fused to slng. giving As their reason for 30
doing that certain members OF the church
made practice OF pokine fun at them.
While they refused to give the names Of the
guilty Of c.s q: osHs' ns% shs Cher Chez sa.
st Is ssd 70 BE Be- hsr % am6 tion to have ths present
yoilnteer choir supp nted By 9 paid Quartet.
f ss Hb beatty Sssn q f.: e.:
Mr.: es;s sf S. shss III
Sss ss's %s:,s ssa ss
'Iss ss essr and 'a.
pdlum sSloist Mics JeRnis, HsMndri9Akso1; M,dr As1.h
stns5 HasSasdn Mss ssos, as. Mss, MI:
Hy fnd Mss ssvs HuPsins ssnora HosI %
Charles l.. Henderson. and Louis Shipley.
ridicule BY certain members OF, the church for
some time pnst. During the singing 2f an an.
them these persons would put their hands
scross their mouths. mako faces. put their
fingers ~ their ears. and by other sctsindlcate
their d slike OF the singing.
While going through thsse motions It 10 =, satd; D.
attract the attention of any ono else but the
choir, which faces the congregation: The;s
the choir nervous. and on. after another they
refused 10 sing.
week ago when Miss Stuart was made 80
nervous that she broke down. That night the
CHOIR refus cd 10 sing,
Yesterday was Communion Sunday. No rsf.
creme was made to the trouble by the hsv
Mr.. Hohbs. .
ut is said the elders took charge Of the mat a,t
continue their singing unil the matter could
be investigated. a Lrsetng Will 6s a., held ~
purpose The sympathy OF the majority OF the
congregation la with the volunteer choir Shd
il ia thought the affair will bs settled In their
favor.
The sun., 1891-03-02
Tennis In Florida,

MAGNOLIA svRISGs HorEI, Fla, March lon Tuesday
morning the lawn tennis tournament OF the Magnolia
Lawn Tennis Club will be begun here, and II already
gives every promise OF being = grand success. The
entry list large and includes the many
welLknown Northern players well ss local enthrsl.
Better than the ones 81 Magnolia bs
found anywhere in this section OF the COUNTY, and
they are 6ut ttis AT cted ~ rain. The prizes which
exhibition In the corridor OF the Magnolia Hotel,
and which attract Inuch attention very handsome
consisting of silver fruit bowls, cut glass inkstandA
Masks and cigar trays ono Df the fruit bowls Will
reward ths winner q Gr.. priHe N The sin.es while
consolation prize will Aso be awarded in the singles
Entrss have been r.ssived from piaysrs In JacI"on.
toufnamsnt will undoubtedly continue throughout the
sntire week.
II ID sxpectsd that r. d. ssars will be present.
although 10 not considered likely that he wiz TAX:
part Tomorrow evening tho entries will close and
the drawings for the preliminary rounds win then
take place.
The sun., 1891-03-02
Measles In 1t. Peters College,

An'ormstion was sent to Police Headquarters
10 Jersey City on Saturday night that there
sas case OF smallpox In st. Peters College
morsnd street. The information was repolt-
" 70 nave come from DR.. Craven. who had
oesn attending the patient.
Two p,l'cemen were sent there and were In
.olmed ths, Daniel Donohue. the assistant to
cNnssn ~ ssngineer, had measles. County Physician
SUI, SVIvo v 80 reached the college about midnight.
W NV was unable To gain admission.
hvgne OF The priest- tsIkel With him out OF .
Hcon0. HHss,0 pm wi dow and told him whs, the. DO
a,,.an a,v,smnAn had been to!d-that the man had IN
fddsk fs,ds.k OF measles Dr. Converse returned yes
iH"y Si,hsy ann ta'isflrd himself by an eAaninaiion
''Haae Haae patient thnt 1t WAS u case Of measles
ksnss kms ~, erted. however that the patient 10
isa'stsd ana his room and clothing be dis
%%,eSS.Sn. *. Father Heidrich, who Ia In charge OF
e 1'se. hG1'Ise. said ,he Doctors INSTRUCT ions would
&,aagrii aagiowed. There was quito q little o ara
siitVtyely siiv tl determined. There Will be no neces-
ro, LOT closing. ~ the patient Is In an Isolated
csss a On me Top floor. to which nobody has ac-
was except the nurse.
The sun., 1891-03-02
$1,000 for the Reilly Beaeat yuaa.

The fund for the benent OF the family OF the
late Edward +. Reilly was increased to more
than $7,OOO by the benefit which was given At
the Star Theatre Inst evening.
Mayor Grant was to have presided over tho
first part Of tho programme. which consisted
of eulogies by Lieur.-Gov Jones. Senator Can
tor aud the Hon. Thomas c. OSnllivan. but
was unay oidably absent. and Col. John A. Nc
CAnl acted as chairman. "
up II songs and recilntions by the Columbia
Quartet, Of the tnurteepth Street Thent,,s: ME-:
lrisch-tt. no. Msccann. George FawcetI /.
Nine. de Rythsr. Harry Pepper Thomss Y.
Gassy Tom Ba lsntyne: aug g.. y; =. H. !ansSsn. a,,s
ton, was unable to spcak tecause OF b o l.
chitis. Int came On from Philadelphis TO make
his apology in person.
The sun., 1891-03-02
THE WEST INDIES At THE FAIR.
Caba to Send Distinguished board ofCoa.
uasssiorers-AN Anxious for Reciprocity.

Cuba TO SenA . Distlngulshed board ore
saissioners-AN Anxious FOR Reciprocity.
WARRINGTON. March 1.-Mr. Curtis OF the
State Department who has charge OF tho
Latin american department OF the Chicago
Exposition. has just returned from visit 70
the West Indies in the interest OF the show.
In his report. which was forwarded to the
Committee on Foreign Exhibits yesterday. Mr..
Curtis announced the appointment BY the
Captain. General Of Cuba OF a Board OF thirty
Commissioners to represent the island atths
Exposition. and to secure a collection illustrate
ing Its resources. products. and industries for
exhibition there.
This Board. he says, includes the most prom.
inent. enterprisng. and influential mon In the
colony. ten Of the thirty bearing the rank OF
Mayor oi Havana. the Hector Of !hs University.
and the editors OF the principal Cuban news
The Chairman. tho Excellentissimo sr. Don
Antonio c. Telleria. H. gentleman OF great
wealth and wide experience In commerc.al an And
in spain az We'll US in the colony: ,..vSs
Among the other Commissioners Is the Mar.
g .be nam" .Sa W ssss snd
Washington In tho war OF the Revolution: and
in Whose honor was named the ola fortress
Another. Commissioner Is the MARQUIS de
aud Influence. Another. Mr.. Rafael Perez
Santa Maria served in the same capacity at
the Centennial Exposition In 1876 and at the
recent Universal Exposition IN Paris. and the
secretary Of the Board. Mr.. Adolfo saens
Yanez has had similar experience.
The Commissioners organized BY the :. .
poIptnent OF committees to take charge Of the
several branches Of their work. and are det...
mined to present Il display that shall fully IL
lustrate to the world the great resources OF the
" Pearl OF the Antilles"
"The desire Of ths, reople Of Cuba; the re.
port says, especially the sugar and tobacco
planters and manufacturers. to promote their
commercial relations with the United States
amounts to an anxiety. and tho several COM
mercial organizations OF the island have re-.
comfy sent to Madrid acommittee cf prominent
citizens to impress upon the Ministry and the
Cortez the absolute necessity 81 negotiatinR
liberal reciprocity treaty with the United states
/ may. also mention q matter CT news learned
at Havana, which is that tho commercial or.
ganizations OF the Republic OF San Domingo
have raised purse to pay the salary and ex-
pSnses OF an envoy TO be sent by the Govern.
mont to Warrington for the purpose OF peRo:
tia'inR O reciprocity treaty with the United
States A similar. spirit rervsdes, the entire
group Of West Indian colonies. and will. am
sure. stimulate their representation at the
While in Havana. Mr.. Curtis secured for tho
historicn! section Of the Exposition. plaster
casts Of the tomb OF Colum bus and the famous
statue OF Columbus In chains.
The sun., 1891-03-02
Wing Lee Has Visitors.

rtg wing Lees laundry is at 60 First avenue.
n ra.0s men slouched into the shop yesterday
"snlne. and while he waited for them 10 an.
s, sSTuncs their business two OF them sprang upon
davxsSrd xSd he'd him fast W hls the third rifsd the
" men sought 10 psei Wig 10 this s.hion ~
dorT st,ii now. WALLER. md VII DO all hunky-
dsi dsiso,n % a Z onsn 9st trap o. you're well smash
Ss.I p&ah VIZ ys .na sl'nss pi,s iss
ford ~ T. Policeman Smith caught Ralph Stat
GEvs mipg identified him as the man who had
u YnsaIe We money, The other two escaped. IL
iosd was bsia rSiSs * s0 SSaft yssterdsy %ornins
The sun., 1891-03-02
FIRE ENGINES STUCK IN THE MUD.
Can't Go to Fires without Them and Csa
Get There with Them.

Can't 90 to Fires without Them and Can't
Get There with Then.
Tho nremen stationed In the annexed dis
trict were kept busy last week. and their ad-
ventures taught tho citizens OF the district
that danger a. we'll as discomfort lprked In the
ill-kept streets which they have been COM
planning about for fourteen years or moro.
On Tuesday morning false alarm OF hrs
from box 96e. ct stebblns avenue and Home
street. called out tho department. Engine so
IA 4 double company in 166th street. west OF
Third avenue.
The truck managed to get through the mud
In l65th street The engine sank to its ash
pan in the mixture. It took four horses to
DRAG II out
The company was obliged to 60 to Prospect
avenue, follow that avenue to Westchester av-
snus. to Third avenue. and thencs back to
166th street. . journey OF moro than two miles.
taken because all other routes were impas.
On Friday morning Mrs. O'Bren's saloon. at
l5ad street and Jerome aySnue TSs Spsnsa SaSa
oSs qsscheS isF shs seess as,ss' il 1of hs an "
The route 1t was obliged to iake was Down
Third to seSss se
house had been burned to the ground when
the company reached It. .,,,
MseemSs Mssnin1b Dam sas S!idss and tSaysi !hroas5
Harlem e ths SEdGf sDodd
Wers out hours and a minutes
burned Urn iAt 10 ths ground 10 wstmors svenus
nsar i65th street. BY Il, direct route. decen,ly
scene in nve minutes 1t reached Lane avenue
to Ensn. nna son %e. tried to
mud. Engine SO did not attempt to 80 farther
Engine 48 got into the mud half q block from
cross Third avenue after Considerable delay.
The company reached Hunts Point road In its
Journey 10 the fire. A bucket brigade saved Q
building next the two destroyed.
The sun., 1891-03-02
TO FORM 4 MUSICAL CLUE.
Temporary Oaeers and Various Wsvkin
Committees Chosen.

Temporary Oaeers and Various wssking
Committees Chosen.
The second meeting for the formation Of .
social club for musicians and music lovers was
held In the small parlor Of the Metropolitan
Opera House Yesterday afternoon. There were
present about nifty gentlemen interested tn the
project, and much enthusiasm was shown In
the work OF organization.
Mark A. Blumenberg WAS elected President
Amerigo Gorl Secretary, and Rudolph Aron-
son Treasurer. to serve until permanent or.
Gsnization shall be effected. After some little
GGlscqssion Gn these committees were aGpoip! ed:
PPasann Pnian, 'chairman, Edgar 8. Werner. g. w.
Hfhllip horneck. and Charles .. i.ederer; on
von der Herde Alfred Writ y. Floershenn.
Alexander An;.sn Lambert. Waller Damrosch, and
4dton Anton sSidl; IN Constitution and By Laws.
io9n Ga.m 4: kampins Chairman, We ter >. Hall.
Il SSotIeris' ). Travis 4uigs E. Acram9nte. J.
I nol3m9n Chairman, j. p. Jackson. a. A.
D. Noiett. 80
Another meeting will be held on Sunday.
@slca TO- az the same place.
The sun., 1891-03-02
xoRMoNs GOING TO MEXICO.
A Exodus from Utah or Gentlemen with
Two or More Wives.

Al Exodus from Utah or GentloDen with
Two or Moro Wives.
SALT LAKE. March Ia regular exodus Of
Mormons from Utah to Mexico is taking place.
and within the next three months . large
number OF the Saints will have left.
Frank Wall Of Sewer. with Two wives: Carl
Olsen Of Mayfeld. with three wives; William
Bench Of Manti. with three wives; ]. c. Peter
son OF Ephraim. two wives; Andrew Nelson
E! Chester TIVE chEst0phsr 9ns ..sP and
Henry Brown OF Mount Plea.ant. with two
wives: William Reynolds OF the same place.
with two: l. Buck, Spring City. with two:
Phillip Hunter Of FRiryisw. with two: Nelson
Christianson OF Castledale. with two. and Jo-
seph " Robertson OF Fillmore. with two. left
about two weeks ago, and others will follow rs
This occurs in April.
wife after the proclamation aboltshing poly.
Rany was promulgated. Peterson married bis
second wifs In las, November. The Mormons
have q tract OF land In chihuahua. 1875 miles
long and Is miles wide. which they are settling
on. A colony OF 80 vii! leave Provo inApril.
All over the Territory the Saints are prepAr-
Ing TO 60 south. 10 1.-Two their religion" The
majority Of those menti.ned are offenders
against the law, who would net e. submit to ,hs
United States ana abandon their plural wives.
The head OF the church IL said to be encour-
aging this emigration and Is putting NJ fu nds
for those who have none. 1t Ia estimated that
at least 2.00l families will abandon Utah this
summer and 70 to tho new land OF Canaan.