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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
BOARD or EDUCATION MEETING.
LIVELY TILT BETWEEN COMM ssIoNEEs-wHo |
CAUSED THE DELAY


AZ the Board q Fduc:tion ricctnc yesterday, -lN-
teen commissioners were present. The report OF ~"
committee on teachers on IN" appointment of MN'
Kate 4. Rcd principal OF ih" primary department
OF Grammar school 30. !, cam" ny. Najoil'N hnn
minority rcports we're read. Commissioner Harm
asked that the protest ol the Twenty 1r,' Nhrn
trustees he read yhc document against Miss
ped and request cd that MIS- lila L. Davis b.
appointed to tue place. Comai-'on"r Harris move"
tint the minority report lie substituted for the major
nv report and asked the board not 10 ovtrrid" u"
rrosrs, Il the trustees. Commissioner sanger warmly
defended the majority report In favor OF Mi's N"o'
and said that The city superintendent had SATISFIED 10.
committee ;hat Mss Red would maize good pn9
,ipal to1ni.sio-cr No ia-y SAID thnt the cOmnilte"
had no intention of Insulting the trustees IN a.
regarding Their protest but that som" of tier previous
scle.ljon, Of teachers snlacaed o iavoii,iSm. Com
mis- Jos or IIairs resented this nn1 defended the Trustees
Coiin sioncr Harr.ss motion came to vote ana was
lo.l IL 10 = Then the minority report was adopted
by vote Of ID to ).
C,mmiSsi'nor OBnon said that h" had read III The
manor, statement, rejecting on the board, and he
wanted TO know Whose fault II was that caused the
Board Of Estimate to ccnsurc every member Of th"
EoarI of Education. ms question brought on a
lively debate Commissioner Lumms, chairman 81
tie finance committee, SAID TINT IN" Board 81 ESu
mate declared That II had not received copies oil the
budget Of the Board Of Education early enough. ~"
said tl,ot he found ihc fault lay witt the president
and clc.hs Of the loard, and that the hnnHtc com
n!ttcc had done all IL could TO facilitate mait"rs
fl. nddcd that for two year, the finance committee
had been crippled by President Hunts failure 10 III
vacancies lie called 10 order by Prcsidcn, Hunt
who said that IL" finance committee has used com
mcndablc haste IN rr'plrng The budget but that The
nc,on of The loard IL granting h0ndays during inc
Columbus celebration had caused delay IN PREPARING
estimates, An In printing caused the whole
report to be printed again, AID that rlado more
DELAY.
Jncrc was another TIT about raising the salaries
OF truant agents. ana the resignation 81 Miss sarah
A. Foster was accepted to take effect January ].
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TIE NEV' JFLSEY PRESBYTEsIAN SYNOD

KclyiGerc y d. oct 10 lSpctial'.-Ihc synod OF
NoU.I,ryry rr,!mcd its Business this morning. lbr
report of the permanent committee on synocicni
Home Missions showed an excellent C"Idi'ioh oi
affairs In this Gepar; nlcn Of work. IN" total receipts
for the wear were $li6O2 a. lT. Ediudhh ohcfe'
IN. r,nori of the special committee Oh foreign popu
lu,lon within the hOunGs Of the synod. II" report
shows that OF late years there had been large II"
crsuse in this class OF population. The Trcshyicry
NJ Wcst Jersey has already devoted attention To ia"
Italians and the Hebrews within Its bounds. \
,r.sbvtIaI missionary has been laboring among the
t.r,,r~s 1l, result, OF these abOrs Lave been most
encouraging. The report recommended that the at
,ention Of tlIc Woman's Home Missionary society he
called 10 The Importance Of this work an" that their
cooicratIon BE- secured. PrcsbytcI"s were asked Il"
,rronIz, spccial committees for the purpose o! pros
,cutl.ic evangelical labors among these people. The
attention OF Synodicai Home Mission was directed
10 the feasibility Of undertaking this work. The
trustees Of the synod IN ructcd 20 sell the Sea.
side Chanel at Long Branch. The proceeds to be
devoted To the First Church Of that place 10 aid them
In the erection OF place OF worship
The report Of the committee the Instability OF
the ministry was taken mp the first order Of tho
afternoon The Instructions Givon the committee
had been "to report TO the next meeting OF synod "A
statement OF the difficulties In It's bearing Of ministers
and churches, together with that plan Of adjustment
which appears most possible. DR.. Mott had given no
,tc attention 10 the subject ana the synod listened
10 his report with the closest attention. The report
recommended an assumption OF episcopal authority
over n. ministers and churches 10 which there should
he on the part Of ministers and churches the most
thorough loyalty and submlsson. and the appoint
mnnt OF committees with this work In charge. Dur
Ing the afternoon John Ecan. 1r. visited the synod.
The evening session Was devoted 10 popunr nreung.
nnS Dr.. r. =. Fllinwood. The synod will continue
In session part OF tomorrow.
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UORKfNG on THE ESTIMATES.
CONFLICT FETwEEN TIL HEALTH BOARD AID
THE NEW pEPA RTMENT on BUILDINGS

CONFLICT FEIWEEN THi HEALTH BOARD AN
THE NEW DEPARTMENT or BUILDINGS.
Work on TIE provisional bucset Of 1893 was con
tnurA ~ Tho BOARD ~ Estimate Yesterday MEET
y. r,nrav PRESIDENT Of the Fire Board. asked ~
p. 49, 49, but ever 100000 was eliminated rom n'
,-hcde,c. leaving T. Al S'l37.4l3 20 or sl2oooo s'
than Eats wears allovar, = one reason for the Re
du,tlon Is the Withdrawal Of the Buildings Bur"'
from the department. The sum Of @6s.OOo was W
p,oprlaei fog increased salaries. authorize o' wv
hs, legislature Ch'e. Bonner will hereafter se
: 100 instead Of 5000 year. ed other oAc'hs
sa,arlc, were raised. Commissioner T. ). BGao'' ~'
head of the new Department OF Buildings ru' II
request Tor $252 go and got Sls6,AJ'. lie ''..
missioner reported thai there WAS friction oe'"teh ~"
and tie Health Department. growing OUT OF wv 's
that the Bureau OF sewerage ana Nehulat.oh " - =,
latter department had not been (urned over 10 m~
rlJ ms the law cstabii.i.ng the Department OF bupS
lngs contemplated. The Health Department 'he VI
missioner aid. stlll presumed to con'rol ,he
mn'straiion 81 this Lureau. lis asked ior ,".V =.
spe tors To do the work now performed un'eT wv
nolrl by loriy.;wo policemen d"laheo LOT ""'
pose. The question. involved were laii OVER -"
tho Health Department could be- heard rom
President Jamc, j. Martin. for the Police Eos1u
orcsted the sum Of s53s9.4jj operate that esl'.
mont Tor ;hc coming year. After much talk !.
ps Innate wa, brought dawn to 70 1st-'ocS'
The buroau Of Election, - $1,000 was ASKED aIs
lowed 4 request for S75076 80. estimateo oen S,
In he Police Pension Fund, WAS reduced to s'o.oS.
The following appropriations for the ' "a's..
wcre made: Pol.cc Courts. Sl53,oW; District -
Fl 50 900: Superior Court. Sl6l.OOo: Court VI ii
mon Pleas. $4,000; City Court. Sili,-oo' ~ -
sessions. $4,000: General Sessions ana W" ,,L
Trrmlnpr. si7l9OO The sum Of slo,oOo WV u.,ssss q
10 mo New York Ciicuhrng Library, an =. n nci an
300: AGular library. 5000 incresss e.. ~
Apprentices Library Sls.OOO incIclsc go, viii n
To day the Health ana Park Departments
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THE DAVENPORT COMMITTEES.
UNITED STATES ATTo4SEY MITCHELL. AND MAR
suAL JACoBUs EXAMINED

SuAL JACoBus EXAMINED
Tho Congress committee which Is here tn inreSu
ga,c the official ccnGuc Of John l. Davenport 'h'et
Federal supervisor of Elections. At hast got 10 work
YESTERDAY I'm the FEDERAL building. II WAS IN" play
Of Hamlet without the noble Dane for Mr. Davenport
vas not present The committee cont"n'cd iS'-i
with examining United states Attorney Edward
Mitchell and United States MARSHAL John W. Jacobus
The members present were CoNgrssspcn f',h. iiarmer
,oisscnhalncr and De Forest Democrats. and Ray
rcpuhlcan NJ. Fjoh IS The chairman. second
,uipoena has been served on Nj par"npor', nut he
,e. ,rrn no reason 10 change HIS d,t"rmin.t on.
NJ; Mitchell said that be- had hccn In his present
Office since September. l-39 he said thar IL was
2nri Of his duty proTcctc offenders against the
election nws; and also look ove- Mr.. Davenport's
accounts The witness, coming tato Office, had
, cgIted .\hram j. Rose, al assistant United states
attorney. 10 EXAMINE tho figures. Maxwell Evarts
succeeded Nfr l.osc In th, task This inspection a
the a-couns had not icca made IN great detail. Mr
MchCn ircrcly SAW that the csal ices were charged.
4, cvcry thin, seemed pr"pcr. he hid not deemed 1t
necessary to exarln. every figure.
Nj fitch asked II the Witness knew that Mr.
ravcnport hid held back his accounts IN the four
ycnrs TINT stCpicn \. Walker WAS United states
Attorney to present thrn when Mr.. Mitchell took
Office The | nted SiltoS Attorney knew nothing
Of the kind H.. did not remember what period "a,
nccouLs which hr locked over covered. The rocoIcs
would show that. Mr.. Mitchell had nc, made IN
Investigation to find ou II the wor., Lad acnlIy been
a., urateu With VIA Ctsc..ncl Ia the accounts, The
accounting officer Of tie Treasury Department WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
LASKER WINS FROM d. 6. BAIRD.
SHORT GAME. QUICKLY PLAYED. OPENS l"D
SECOND FOUND OF THE CHESS CONTEST

A SHORT CANE QUICKLY PLAYED. OPENS Inc
SECOND ROUND OF THE CHESS Confess
Herr Iaskcr the young German chesspayer W.
after conauclnC the masters OF the game III hhs''
T. irving TO show that his uninterrupted carver "
success, has not been merely owing to fortune WV
his seventh victory yesterday afternoon pui'ne 49,,
last FIVE weekdays he has successfully played h'' "
lost game his first drawn game his longest t'"''
his most d" booklsh" game. and his most rap'd ban
Yesterdays game. which lasted hardly over al 49,
and "A half the first Of the second round anu ''
second OF the thrccg game match between lhsHe' a."
d. G.. Baird Herr Laskcr who had the move i
of with "A close opening for the first time. ur'hB Wv
patience of even Mr.. Baird IN anticipation, ana oa
inG him TO play rather reckless game W." ~,
opened approved modern lines. but BiacN' 10 WIZ
be from the appended score made three due'"o'
able Pawn advances on his seventh. ninth anu V
moves. and clearly faulty recapture ut .hc " va.
moment For the z need not have peeh 'V,'
had no taken with Kt, for Instance, IL NJ
% IL Kt Kt. L. y Kt: Is Q Kt x p 10 ID GU
II b, ii kt-Kt . oh, followed. accordmsS' "
Or or Q-B ,. Bards twelfth move might nav
led to attack. had not Iaskcr boldly adVahceu "e
Pnwns ON the side. this diagram shows
Position after Whites fourteenth move
N ntrd
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ASSAULTS on XOy-UYIOy MrN.

Homestead Penn, oct 10.-Thc rapid discharge OF
a revolver on Fourtave.. about o'clock this morn
.nc. aroused tho people OF Homestead John Mcchng,
n non-union man. was found alt@rward on the side
walk bleeding from wound In the head. lie lad
a revolver in his hand and stated that he had been
assaulted Oh his WHY home by two men. one Of whom
knocked him down with club. Though stunned
Mcchling drew Il revolver and fired. The men ran
away on the second shot. though neither wa hit
Logan Jones, inspector In the 1I9inch mill was
Knocked down aud his head cut by blow from
hehnd rs he Wa, his WAY home from the mill
about o'cocl this mOrnius. Two other non.
inionjss were assaulted duiin5 the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

IT ]" Is WHrW S1tEItiOn WHOM Won are
troubled witt indigestion. or, in fact any If
those Ills thai arise from arrangements Of the
digestive apparatus. lou go to the DING .tor,
and you will probably take some pcpsin nrcpa-
ration, some metcuiial doses which will lnjure
throughout the world are now ronocn;1;nc
Johann Ilof's Malt Extract a. a standard rnr,,
edy. 1t is specially recommended for ;nvalids
where delicate yet Strengthening t"nir i,
necessary b. build IN Gcbilaied G. nmst,tut on.
III are lots OF copn'crteit> on The market.
The genuine have the signature Of " 'Iobann
Hotf'' on the neck of bottle. IL s h.no6c,ai
alike far man. woman. or child
''''ei y "e'''NISoh w., ". l., Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

THIS advance and the ingenious sacrifice oil '"o
exchange on the lot5 move not only left the mrs.
player two pieces ahead with but slight loss OF
Pawns but also enabled him to retain the aggressive
Lashers 10th move fine one, had his opPoneas
taken with II on the 18th move, White could retaIo
with b, when. 10. Q-kt CHI; 20 Mint d
20 PIX Il 4; II PIX 4. After the exchange o'
Queens the stoy Is short. Both side, played rapidly
aud several little pitfalls dug by Baird were avoided
By the GERMAN who made himself all corners with
his minor pieces, aud finished of matters In p)li'hea
style, particularly on the 18th, .oth and 3ist moves
The score TO-. Ovs:
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:J:ohdnnio.

seats and galleries. The business ope"'" =.
delivery Of an Interesting and Instructive aou'e'' ~
I,rofs,sor sara ID Jenkins Of the New-Iork Col
leee for Ira ming Teachers. OF "Mcthods Oh ie'o"'
lnr Grammar Miss Lillian a. Williams OF '"e e"'V
Normal School at Trenton. followed. ara rcau "'
able paper on History and History EAhibns. AZ.
$3.50" IN ,ron mr. samuel Lockwood and professor
II brewster Willis. county superintendent OF Mo"'
month and Middesex respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

TO CITIZENS OF NEW.YORK: Great 'fn""'
,xerc perperacd OIL the registry last year ana WI" oe
ed this year. If value the elective
and would protect your rights and prevent 'rn""' y
yeur duty to see that no registers from your nou
-. i..o,,v entitled to do 80. EXAMINE THE
REGISTRY LIST. n public copy Of which WI, DC u,
your place Of registration every day mp 10 hcc"o"
Dav n you find that any person Is rcGis'efe" 'o'"
yeur bonse who DOES not live there report M once "
~, Republican County Committee at the nth Avenue
icl
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supposed to do this and to go over all the hsls.
IN Gctiil.
Marshal .racobgs showed list OF persons arrests
- his drput - To- violating election laws. In lev
TIE numb," vas 10 The next year the figure ~
-. An al ohrnIl,nt was taken until Tuesday mct
rc. Mr. Iitrh has learned from Washington VIZ
VI. DaNCNloitS accounts are ~ the service OF TX
committee. They viii reach Icre N time ior w
next bearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
AN EMBrZZLTNG INSURANCE AGENT

Perth Amboy. y. j.. oct. I0.-W ~. Wildcrmcre
an assistant superintendent Of tho metropolitan Lie
insurance Company. Of Ncw-iork, has been arrested
here. charged with embcz,lcmcnt II Is charged that
10 erased and changed figures In the report OF the
agents under him. and pochetcd the difference. lie
has been lodged In tho county jail 10 await trial II
Is snd that he had all arrangements matc 70 leave the
state. but was arrested aeiorc +. CO ND do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
INITIAL CONFESSIONS SAvE rROrRLE.

#. Louis. oct. lo.-Thc differences between the
te,ccrpphcrs Il the Missouri Pacific system. 075
I'm number. and The management Of the road have
hccn anicably adjusted by the aid Of mutual con.
cc.,Ions All danger cf strike Is now averted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
Health has its weight. We
40 G., l-

Health has its weight. We
cannot 60 far above or below
our healthy weight without
disturbing health. We can
not keep health and lose our
weight.
1t is fat that comes and
goes. Too much is burden
some; too little is dangerous.
Health requires enough
fat for daily use and a little
more for reserve and COM
fort. That keeps us plump.
The result is beauty-the
beauty of health.
A little book on CAREFUL
LIVING shows the importance
Of keeping your healthy
weight. We send it free.
,,sco11 { BOwHn. Chemists. u, South ,,h Avenue.
New York.
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cLosr or 4 1EAcHERs' INSTITUTE.

Agbury Park oct. 1o.-rhe third and closing day
% the annual session Of the Teachers Institute for
Monmouth and NitdlcscX counties opened a. usua!
this morning IN Educational Hall. Nearly all OF the
500 delegates remained for tn cosins exercises and
about 900 interested spectators occupied the renr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
SOME EXCHANGES 10 CLOSE on sArrRD'''

All the exchanges will close on frloa =, tx
the Columbian holiday. vote WAS 80 "a ,Ins
Produce Exchange yesterday on tac prop" . "A sd
on Saturday. The vote stood aio !" ' "a coe
a ~" eScn,nr, tn" proposition was lost tn. CON-
Cation Exchange win not close ssturSaE ,chsae
consolidated Exchange viii follow the s'o'~
In closing on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

Take the New York centras Empire s ssIo or ~
for Albany, Uiica syracuse. hoches'ei'
ara Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

Tho best afternoon train for Chicago Is the New
York Centrns North shore Limited. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
DirEN FOUND NOT GUILTY. 4

IA,Acr's opponent us evening at 7'ao Will be
J. :. Ryan.
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Sreie Sfaefe.

9amburg. SIN Seller zines aus
benz 16. S%abrbunbert ftammenben 5aus
ies Der DeiditraBe tpurbeein In oaS SUIT
oament ei~nsetnauerter GROCER e~ijerner
@elbf6ranf aufeefunben, meld)er nit
bret Shl0iiern unb elmer ooppelten
Gbir nerii6ert lit. Mtan bat ben
9dranf, Der permutbli6 Sell uitb
fonlttse Wertbia1en birgt, bis jest
nod unse6ffnet selaiien uno ste 8erfiis
9uu9 6ariber, mas nit benz Snnb ges
f1eben ioa, Der Boliseibeb0roe anbeims
seftelt.
Bremen. Gin groBartises 8etros
leumsl1nternebmett lit alS S6lag geser
bic Stanbarb Oil Company int Merfe.
Gs banoelt iih tint rufiSd)eS 4etros
leum, bas befattntlid II. a. aub 1T
9roBen Wa{ien mad England erportirt
uir6. Die bieitge,1 Yetrolenmbdnbler
itnb bur9 bic Mmerifaner Idfper gee
f6dbigt morben. Der 8ertrieb 6es
rniiii9en 9etrolenmS foa iiber gan;
Deutidlaub bonn bisii9en Marft aus
beforgt meroen. Die ruilii6en Inter.
aebmer lafien baS Betroleum in Cant
6ampfern mad Brenerbopen fommet,,
mo auf Dem @runbbefit Ser 6irma
Sdmoon & SO. 9robe 3anfs erbaut
tper6en iolen. Wte perlautet, iol Die
WetriebSau5beute nod tn bieiem Sabre
ibren Mnfang nebnten.
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S. aalt.ser & sobn,
gsbDleia1e- unb 8etails9 russtften.

9as &etailz @ei6dft, iotuie bic &ez
ceptur obiger 5irnta linb Die be6euten6s
item tn San Nntonio, mobDn Sober
tagtdsli6 ii@ 5u iiber5eugen @eIesen=
belt bat. IS berrf6t in Der apDtbefe
gerabe5u ein pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier a0es frii6-b bat in
allen Departments, namentli6 aud III
benz Der patentmebi5iuen = Die gr0Bte
Nlstpabl unb bic &eceptur 1T ben be-
fen unb getpiKenbafteiten 9dn0en aus
Dertraut. 9as Wboleiale : @ei6dft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr eiten gr6Bez
ret umfang an, benin Die 4potbefer in Der
Stabt ntb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
@~rfabrilAg seuta6t, baB iie bier pOrz
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas pronpz
tets bebient perben. Die 5irma Salt
eper ftebt nit ben eriten 6dufern Der
Ser. 5taatet lit 8erbinbung unb int
portirt piele Mrtifel brett In bebeutetts
ben Qrantitdten. Muf Outrage tuerber
preislilten %nerfanbt. @ir f6nnen alert
u~nieren betrefenben 2eiern ratbeit, nit
obi5er renomm;rten Girma gei6dftli6
an5lfnIpfen.
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Gine beimiide Suonitrie.
@eo. Manorp's 9auapf , aaferei.

Man bort bdufie, baB beimifde Sit
bultrie-ma1 Dem 5pri6morte: Ser
Propbet gilt nidts in feinem @aterz
lante" III n Der eigenen Stabt uenig
anerfannt pirb. Sum, bel Geo. W.ans
brp's 9ampffiiferei 1T bies ni6t Der
SAT-. SIN @egentbeil finbeu bic So
brifate Der Gabrit reiBenben glbfab unb
tie 1T nit Muftrdge1t ni9t nut bon bier,
ionbern BON iiberaa Der, f6rmli6 iiberz
bauft. Ser @rfolg Der groBartis eins
seridteten &iiferei 1T fein @ebeimniB.
9err Man6rp til Elm SHELTER in ieinem
Sadie. Ct bat ME barauf %geipartet,
baB inn ~auspdrtige &onfurrens auporz
fam, ionbern er i6nitt ie itets ielbit
ab, inbem er bic 1eueiten Nnf6afungen
ma9te unb bic neueften Maf6inen aufe
ite0te. Seute lit er fiir bic bebeutertb-
fen Nuftrdge in Safern, 8otti6en, @iz
iterlter &c. eingeri6tet unb aae merben
fe prompt aussefibrt. Die 9iiferei be-
finbet fi6 108 unb ITO IuitinitraBe.
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Sur fir eibenf6aftliden@ enufR BON
Srammttueim, Sabaf tmb Opium.

Die unter5ei6neten beebren i6 Ell
item seneigten Yublifum mit3utbeilen,
baB bas incorporate 8isGblorib BON
Cobb unb @ocasSniitut ii9 i'm 3imz
mer $50. Is beS Mamps8 erithermngss
Gebdubes befinbet. 9ie befan1tte aeelp=
Metbobe nit ben tpihtigften ut1b teues
ften YerbeRerunsen pirb angemanbt.
NuBer ben, bonn Snititut poraeidries
benen &egelf,, tperben benz pattenten be-
3iigli6 Der 2ebensmeiie, feline 9ori6rifs
ten gema6t. 5auienbe baben bieie 8e=
banblung nit @rfOlg benubt unb III
iebem Sale lit bic Sur cine perma=
nente. Muf Wuni6 prlOate unb big
crete Bebanblung. Wir berufen uns
nit grlaubniB Der 9erren auf Gbas.
Nafb, Sam Gus, %. 81. 9afbiel, %.
g. 9ablep unb Sreb 81. Suler, ole
bier anfdiiig. Obige @enannte tparen
patienten bieies Snftituts.
Sir Ndbere8 abreffire man:
6. g. gorbett,, @efretdr.
8. 8. Clifford, ar5t unb Director.
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u. 6. paris. s. q. @otbuea.
PARIS & ROTHWELL

pbof0grapbi1e bee NfeIier,
SO. II unb ID MeftsG commerce. trabe
@an Mntonio. Die all~erneueiten @en=
res in photographer fein ausgefiibrt,
ebenfo elegant tpenn midi better, tpie
irsenb tpel6e i'm 6taate. Q~ebensgroBe
granonsp ortraits unb ole Nrten BON
8ergr6berungen. @ebt cure Bilber
ni9t Sremben, nm iie p~ergr0Bern gu
lafen, menn bic @rbeit bier bon bers
anttpOrtli6en &inflern CUR pollen 53us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fam.
Wir liefern rur Mrbeit erlter &laEe ab.
4nli6ten bon @ebduben nerben aufz
genommen unb ale Nuftrdse auBerbalb
be8 Nteliers prompt beforgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-03
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