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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-05

aufaulOfen. Sn leyterem Safe miiBten
Die Neumablen i%nnerbalb Ied3ig Sagen
f%fattfinbeu. @enn feline Nufoiung
erfolgt, bauert bic 2egislatlrperipbe
bes geaenpdrtiser &ei9stags nod bis
gum Sabre 1895.
I'm bieie Sobresseit fdnst briiben
sew0bnlid bas Sdbelseraliel al unb
bic 9erren ap(egen BON Der Brefe
pflegen ieBt ibre itereotppen r&riegzirz
Siht"z 9rtitel los5ulaHen.
9lber bieieS Sabr Mil bic Gel6idte
nidt reGt in S6nung fDmmen, obz
gleid es ni6t at re6t pielperipre6ens
ben Gnldufen mad bieier &idtung bin
aefeblt bat. Selbf bic eruieliefen
8eri6te iiber tteue ruiiif6e 5ruppens
suiammen3iebungen in poleA urb @az
licien unb bom 8au neuer trategiIher
G%iienbabnen unb pon Seituneert mo1en
nidt redt 5ieben. Sn aler gile babett
baber bic ruiiiider 3eituneen bas LENT
bare 2uftl6if erfunoen-auf benz pa=
pieie menigfens! unb laifen nun
gauge Seere preubiider Spione bod in
ben 2iiften ben sufGnftigen 4riegs>
l1auplaB ausfunDfdaften.
9ber felbft tiefe fiibnen pbantaiies
gemdlbe MAIDEN niht Den ertDinf6ten
@ffeft unb bas algemeine &~ubetebirfs
nib lit ofenbar gr0ber, als Der gang
nod INNER neuen Mu%fregungen.
Sur bic fran50lii6en Qnardiiten
f6etnen bappr cine Nusnabme AT Mos
den. 9ieie phften unb balb= reip.
breipiertelzperriidten Wi6te werben nit
ibren iinnz unb amedloien 9pnamit<
Nttentaten auf ein5elne 96uier, in bes
men befonbers perbaBte 2eute wobnen,
gatts bahslbe erreihen, mas uniere
amerifa1iihen SDnamiterihe bur6 ibs
rem nabnmibigen 6apmarfets8 omberz
murf er3ielten, bas beibt, baB iie ben
@egnern elmer ~geiunben unb unbebingt
notbmenbigen Social &eform Die err
mini6ten Waffen in bic 6anb liefer1t,
UNI bieielbe auf LANCE 3eit 5u per56z
germ, menn ni6t ilberbaupt gang su
perbinbern.
IS giebt in paris cine 9roBe Mn3abl
anar6itifder Stubs, meilt nit ben
abenteuerlihlten Namen, mel9e taus
fenbe BON MitgIiebern sdblen, bic aber
obne eigentliden 3uiammenbang un=
ter chamber iino. Dieie Stubs tperben
iegt BON Der Barrier YoliSei itreng iiber=
ma6t uno es gelaag berfelben aud, in
Der gerlon zines Mannes, Namens
2eon &apa6ol, einen Der DauptsO pnas
miteri6e absufaiien. nebrigens bebnt
fi9 Der 9pnamit=S dreden bon paris
aus aud bereits auf Die fran30iii6en
propin3en aus. Sn 8orbeaur tpurben
in elmer pribatpobnung binter elmer
Sbir feds 9pnamitbomben entoedt
unb bic Yoli3ei iu6t mad ben perIo>
men, nel9e bic Sprengftofe bortbin
plaeirten. Nu9 in 2ppn murben arlz
gebIi1 in einem Gebdube 5 8omben
entbedt unb Der Boli3ei CUR unterius
dung iibergeben.
Sen socialiten fteben bieIe Nnar=
6iten febr f%einbfelig gegeniiber, mas
ia aud gan3 n%aturgemGB lit. ba bieie
cine neue iorsfdliige Organization bes
Staates unb Der @eieai6aft anitre=
ben, ipdbrenb iene ibr Sheul in Der ans
gemeinen Gesorganiiatinn nnb rgers
runienirung" erbliden.
Sic fran5ofii6e &esierung, uel6es
nit BEN 8oulaneer : S9minbel iebr
i6nea fertig geworoen 1T, tpirb mobl
aud nit bieien 9Dnamtt Narrel balb
aufgerdumt baben!
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Sn Tolse bes bielen sdminbels, Der
beut5utage getrieben mirb, tpirb ieIbft
benz beiten Nrate, Der geliBer tpunbers
barer 0eilmitteI lit, ri9t geslaubt.
prof. Meper prafti3irte als Spe5iaz
lit NIT benz gr6Bten @rfOls in Werifo,
flint Sabre lit Yeru, Chile, 2onbon,
China, Wien, in Peftb, grag, Der Nr<
gentiniI6en &epublif unb 8ralilien.
prpf. Meper aarartirt ni6t III alien
Tdlen abiolute 6eilung, pie man9e
4er5te es getp0bnli6 tbun. Sebe Qrbeit
lobt iid felbt.
2eIet Wunber iber Mun6er. @ebet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbirser, bic i6on
cine LANCE &eibe BON Sabren In bieier
Stabt wobnen, oh ni1t felt furser 3eit
bur6 prof. Meper, f6on melt iiber
brelbunbert perionen furirt tporben
finb, bic f9on am Ganbe bes grabes
tparen.
&ettele cine Mutter bon a9t &irtbern.
-9err 6rana Stierib iagt: sd bin
nit meinem @eibe "a Sabre perbniraz
tibet. aber bic lebtem Is Sabrer! mar
mein @eib fortndbrenb ~bettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Sort bic beiten @erste
eOniultirt, Elm ieber Mr3t bat cine anbes
re &ranfbeit eonftatirt. Sd mai boz
mails in febr guten 8erbdltniHen; ib
mar 8eiiBer zines aroBes gdbauies an
Der 8. StraBe unb Mnenue 9, ging bas
Der audi NIT ibr nod europa, aber
a0es obne grfolg, NOR a.6 in @ien
bel Dem beriibmten prof. ul3manr, Der
fagte mir, i9 m6ge mir teine peiierert
GuSlaget MAIDEN, benn fir mein Weib
gebe es feine &ettung. QeBtere Sabre
iiberiiebelte i'd nit meinem Meib nod
San Intonio, Inn bas 4lima su tpedz
ieln, aber antatt better, tpurbe ie tdgs
lid f9limmer un6 mar lebtes Sabr elm
pabres Bib be5 Sammer unb Glenbs.
8iS por furaer 3eit beiu9te mein
Weib Srau 8orn, bic ebenfaas LANCE
Sabre leibenb mar, unb er3dblte, baB
fe bur6 Y.of. q. u. Mepers, $50. 46
Naparro Str. in Der Shat tpunberbare
9eilmittel in gar5 furaer 3eit bergeitelt
porben lei.
Gbglei1 mir idon an gar ai1ts
mebr ~glaubten, CAB i'd bod auf ldnses
3ureben Der Srau Born mad, unb bn6s
te, uiIit aud biefen 99minbel periu=
den, unb gu meinem gr0Bten @rltau=
men unb Slide mar meine Srau mad
einem mDnaflihen @ebraude biefer
mirfli6 munberbaren 6eilmittel pOls
fommen bergefteat.
Sic fonnte mieber ibren bdusli6en
Nrbeiten na6geben unb li9 Der @rsie=
bung ihrer &inber wibmen.
yeun bitten mir. i'd, meme Trau unb
9inoer, 8ptt m0ge 9errn prOf. u. u.
Maeper, nod re6t lange Sabre gum
Woble Der leibenben Menf6beit erbalz
ten.
Grant gpa Stierib.
Saa Nntonio, Ser.
Beibe bef6ip0ren bies GertiHfat.
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Grfabrnn8en etneS fletuen M1bdbens
t. cthenl 3eud5tbnrme.

Wlr. unb Mrs. 2oren Tre5ectt ppbnen ais gDddter
tn benz Rvgierunas= Geudttburme pom ganb Bead i'm
a6aIsrasn s%eiesnt. SIM Ipsten asril betan, fe bic
Vlaie-n unb hauu etHeu %fdredlt&en 5uiten, perbunben
mt Jieber Dpetcrrn bebanbelten fe gu Sauie unc in
Detroit, aber persepens, es rruree INNER ~fcltm'ner
NIT ttr, bis fe ypie 9aut anb anoGe," NOR O1
p~eriuften e5 ttre Gitern nit D1. Sings yacuer Gut=
bednns nnb uadbem fe nus Bret unp etne baIbe
Jlaihe papcn sebrauht bate, mar fie Upnftd big se<
BELT. Gte iaSen Or. Rings Weue Gutcedun9 iei ibr
@ertGt tn Sob rertb, aber bsnLpd iino grche1afnen
~fcaenfret gu baten bel abclpt Dreib, Gbpmpiou &
Go. IN Gan Gntrnio, aega8.
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4en frtter tetanbelt wurre unb NIT weI1en N2ttteln.
VeF1Oreue Mannbaxkrit. {ppte aut
S4trd4en Der ef4leMtScrsan e befttmmt tnrtrt.
Erauen.Ekrankheiten perten TN Sauie
ses &rssfen nnb ctne Snffrumeute turirt. Gin unns
Catarrh und kranlxheiren der
Aaut, bee Hfutes unb Sertens, Der aeDer unb Der
Hieren.
Syphilis. Dad am se{awtnpeasn unr aaerf.n
tstlenne Rittel 8ur Saranttrt.
Haut-Rrankheiten auer ari rerbeu IN,
rtrt, ue antere Karen rrtblan8en.
Onnatuerlicher Ab1uss mirh prompt
To etn yaar Tdsen turrt.
Meetae Msetbpoeu.
I. &rete GpufuItattpn in Der Office pber per goR,
3. 0enaue 11nterfuGnns aub Dtaaapie.
3. Sober rirb anf Grunh wt6eufroftl:her 0r,uc,ptep
stseneeIt une fetn eber tbr Ead wtrS III ipeeehen
&tubtum seMd@t.
Z. ninise prstie uns Ies&te Sabmnssbebirsunaen,
- ben metffen SdHeu tam be Rrdnftett i'm Sou5e
re- &xarte1 behrnbeIt merten.
S9tetst nm Srrptcu $ S~prrtniar 30. /, fur Madn.
Eey.
e9rettt I'm Symptom TDrmrlar Np Q, fur rrauen.
e4retbf I'm Spmptpms Gprmular 30. 3, fur Sauts
Drsie uerben prompt beantportet. aue @ef&dft.
1ek1n 1ebtlten. Mebtstn r.rp p~ertprsen sejanbt
&tIttknten !: BITE Danien Ron Gan antpnio.
9entf@ 8eiprpdben.
Mas absefirs an sber iprsGe cor Set
J. N HATHAWAY, M. d..
Gtezkss 0ebduhe, 50 unb IS @ef : gommerresrake,
IN Antents, ae5ae, zine 3reppe BOD.
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@unoer : 3uren.

Sd l1nteraei1neter mar perfriippelt
an. meinem redteH Sub. baB i'd auf
3riiden seben muBte. Mein SUB mar
bid sei9mollen nit 3beumatiSmus.
Sd tpar in @ngIanb bel ben bes
riibmteften E pesialiiten in Man6eiter
unb babe be beiten 4er5te nod probirt
unb fe gaben mir aae nrr mod 40
Sage gum 2eben. Qu1 bic 6pt
E brings babe i'd beiudt obne @rfols.
Sd beiu6te prof. q. u. Meper uno
in 10 9agen burd 8ebrau6 ieiuer
munberbaren Seilmittel bin i'd gdnaz
lid furirt tporben.
pbiIIip 9pob.
Meine NbreRe 1T: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
s. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day Of February,
[SEAL. A. D.. 1892
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co Tex
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toniultirt unb biele Deilmittel probirt
obne @rfolg.
Sn 5mei Woder bin i'd bur1 prof.
u. u. MeperS munberbare 6eilmittel
gdn5li9 fnrirt tporben.
Sd i9w0re ba3u, baB es bic Wabrz
belt 1T unb ni9t5 anberes als bic
Wabrbeit.
Sfabel Glore5.
Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
[SEAL A d 1882.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co Tex.
Gin iunger Mann, Der BON pielen
Spe5ialiften unb mad @ebrau1 perz
f1iebener Mittel abiolut fir beiratbse
unfdbig erfldrt murbe, tpar burd prof.
q. u. Mepers, No. 46 Nasaros StraBe,
munberbare 0eilmitteI pD0fommen her,
geftelt unb lebt felt 2 Mpnaten i'm
glidli@fen gbeftanbe.
Wrs. &efugia Seierino, upbnbaft
go. Z : iibs2areboitraBe, cine tpoblbes
fannie Gbrenfrau unb biele Sabre bier
anidilige gigentbimerin e t1er 6arm at
Der @ar5as@rofing Der Mebina: Sd
mar 3 Sabre lang front nit logenanfts
ter S6minoiudt ober 4~ussebrung. Sd
babe bic beften Mer3te prDbirt, biele pas
tentsWfebiainen, alleS pbne @rfoIg. Ser
lebte Nrat, Per mid bebanbelt bat, bat
mid gdnali6 a~ufgegeben. 9ur6 n1ebs
rere meiner 6reunbinnen unb Befarrz
ten bin i'd ge5nungen morben, prof.
Meper gu beluben. Meir Manr fubr
mid bin, unb er unb mein 5pbu tru<
gen mid binauf. Sd fpufte 8Iut unb
mar abgemagert unb bate groBe
S9mer3en.
Soft fei 9anf, bur9 prpf. u. u.
Mepers Seilmittel bin i9 gdnsli1 fus
rirt mprben.
Sd bin 46 Sabre alt unb bic Msutter
BON a9t ainbern.
&efugia Seierina.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this the 1st day Of March,
[SEAL. A. D.. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Be1ar Co., Tex.
Mrs. Sapopa paleon, SO. 1926 Ga.
reboffraBe, 50 Sabre alt:
Sd mar 5 Sabre franf nit 99tpimbs
iu9t.
Sd babe bic beiten Q(er5te fomiultirt
unb meite aranfbeit bat bel Gelb ges
fotet, obne cine Sur gu errei1en. Sd
mar bic leBte 3eit 10 abgemagert, fonnte
ni9t f9lafen, ni9t ellen, feinen Ntbem
befommen unb mar f6on gdnSli1 Dbne
ole 9ofnung aufgegeben morben.
Our6 meme pielen Befannten, bic
aud Our6 prof. MeperS tpunberbare
9eilmittel furirt morben iinb, babe i'd,
bic Sur unternommen nnb fann fagen
in Is Sagen bin i9 pnlftdnbig furirt
morben unb bonn 3Dbe gerettet.
Obiges babe i'd bei9moren, bab es
bic refine Wabrbeit lit.
Sapopa Balloon.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me
this the 9TH day of March,
[SEAL1 A D 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
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Su6lems Mrntea galbe.

Die bette solbe her Welt fur 54nitts, slustf6uns
gen, Gef@pire, btsbers unh Sauts ausfblas, Tledte,
aeSprrn9ene Sdnbe, Srpfbsulsn uub aue Sauttranfs
hetten tnrirt 9dmorrboteen cesr tstnt Ge,abluus.
S6ats' eufiisesnbett sarantiri cher eas @ele wirb
tarddertiaftei. IS Gents ole S6a9tsi. Sum 9erfaui
In anen appttstsn. Gtsiph Trett, 9beRpicn & &C.,,
S8tsIsiois.
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aa- prOf. Meper's Office 1T SO.
46 NabarrosS traBe, cine 9reppe bod.
Spreditunben: Non 9 ubr Morgens
bis Z lbr Mbenbs. 2aDet iibrigens
Niemanben Elm, gu ibnt 3u fommen.
S9minbler, Quudialber, spione urtb
@eugierige iouen burdaus niat porz
ipreden,
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Sfabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
burd LANCE 3eit nit idperer Ser3=
aranfbeit beboftet unb babe piele 4erste
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DR. Hathaway
Spbn 8roaSfppt, m. D.. MiHHemt.
Specialist oes CIssteus.

Sunse Ndpnei.
wel&s In Gclse bon
Sueeno 6 SGnpen
an Rerpeui5pd6e
letben, TIRE eebenS,
TRAIT u%utersraben
1aben unb tire
Mdnnlt@fett pertp.
reu, fputen ben tes
rhhmten Or. Sas
Mewan tpfprt cons
fultirea. Ge,Seei
ai4t, Rerpeatrdnfs
Bet (fnti cber .ae
Trdume) wirf Mt.
ienfGaftlt6 unb
na@ ben ~ucdefter
Wetboben 6ebans
belt unn NIT BEN
sr6bten Grfpls.
rs tDmmt ntmi
hGrduf an. Oh mdn
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Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio
U Texas, as second class matter.
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Sic ,,Srete 0refie fir 9eras" bat
o allen Seutfd1 : tegdniIdben 3eitan=
gen bic srDkte Mbuunentensabl.
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Sic etnotae c. tdgIsh erfd3etucnbe
seutihe 3ettumg tn 3cgae.
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Sic plobli6e 8ertaeung bes Seuts
i9en, 3ei6stages bat erobes aufieben
gema6t. @s beiBt, Der Safer uro
iein aanaler feien gu Der u~eber3euguttg
gelan9t, 60 lei unmosli9 nit Der Wtas
ioritdt oes &ei6stages, In bererl mos
mentaner Stimmune, bic Gei9dfte Der
@e9ierung in elmer ben SntereHen bes
Sanbes angemefenen Weiie su erlebis
gen. Man nimutt an, bab Der 9ertas
gung bic auflOiung folsen tperbe. Ser
aaiIer 1T Sur9 bic Yerfafunq ermd6s
tist, ben &ei6stag gu oertasen, ieoo6,
peun btes oDne 3ufimmuns bes
&ei6staees gei6iebt, bann bari bic
3eit Der @ertasung bic Dauer BON
breibig Saaen ni6t iiberi6reiten.
Wenft bieier 3ermin poriiber 1T, baun
bleibt Dem 9aiier ni6is anberes lbrig,
als enttueber ben &ei9stag mieber gu.
fommentreten su lafea, ober benislben
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Stemitas ben 5. Mprit 1892.
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Res ssS, Erqn ., BrSTn f L Clart DG a.
T FSs v Grb Gs hsSot Fora GGasnfn o1
Ha1;hn% y. !; iiastinGs; ". Hi,sG SIS ,os 7
4. Kerr. Thood1rc I.c9nhard. Il. i Li,tleGeld.
nsy NSf sMsI MiiSf nssn. Il f. n fsK yel
% pS;a ! i S " k lssT N, S;sTn
Smith. g. l., spining I. I. Thompson, Henry
Yen DYKE, NJ. r. Vincent, q. :. Webster. L. y.
Eiiers-h, Z. ledouy. Brick; William Mick,
ems. Central: Samuel Neeye Fourteenth street;
Nna X %GGa'gy $ M9H aSisy Y"sE g. &
t. Dodge. #iyoraale; Tnomas Bond. univcr:
W. n'%Si Es;eIocE .F sS n sshss RoSert
Tho members OF tho court who voted to sus-
nrSdser conrad DssnsR
Efiiiet. g. i. ffoyi, JAMES Hall 4. Is L. iew.
Lean. il. e. Miller. ". i Moore: !: g; Night
sandsrsGn, 6. /. shea are Andrew shiaaI y.
1y sst fGF vo Ss',Hn 4 " w SSlF"s H. NJ
Ellcrs-James Tompkius. Bethany: Andrew
chr mas MIR MSR0ws East H Mr.
Jimsey First: q. i. Story. Fourth avenue: s.
r; Willard. ilarlem: Joseph MoopThcMl. knox:
Joseph Anderson. seventh: ". Ii. Worrall.
T Il, ii I, street. Richard Dr"mmond Vest
rrsssytSy sdo.rnea to s,. %est week
vote. which appears in THE Sun this morning.
Technically. the result OF the vote is not sup
m"nt. " As amstter 81 fact only few mem.
hcrs kept accurate count OF the votes. The
tho IN to sIT rosa
The ease Of Prot Briggs will not be allowed
committee, witch represents tho entire Pres
hytSr"n hafsh will ssrtnny "nreS! to he
sos tho New YORK; Which @ee
every October. would be the body to which tho
this would throw the final appeal to the high
est court Of the Church. the General Assem-
yonrly in MAY. 70 the General Assembly rep
re.entntives are sent from every Presbytery
Tie General Assembly Of 1909 meets next
May in Washington. and those close to the
prosecuting committee say that the case will
This was the course followed last year, When
The COMMITTEES appealed from the decision OF
tho rreshytsry in November Tier. isnl when the
the General Assembly Of 1902 which recoE
nized thc appeal and sent the case back to the
rresbytery % Now York for tho rial which
has lust finished.
Col. J. J. Me-, ook of the prosecuting COM
fallen. said after the verdict that it would be
imr"- sible I" snv what net ion the rrosecu ing
committee would tnkc until it held Il meeting.
Of the appeal upon the sta, ed clerk 81 the
PrssbYtcrv Ms soon MS IL has boon formulated.
Prot ErigGs reused last night to .na;eany
comments upon the result of the trial. Ono OF
his most intimate friends said;
"Of course. Prof. Erigg, looks upon this as
n victory. but tho light Is by no means over.
since hr does not Recognizes tho right OF tho
Presbyt"ry to try him: he cannot recognize an
appeal from tho decision to tho General AS
sem,'iy. but nm appeal vii! probably he made.
and hu will have to fight it out.
"Oi course this decision is victory for
liberal ideas In New York, bnt there al. other
cases Of similar nature that have yet to be
settled. This trial has shown that both par
ties arc strong. numbering thousands. and
will light it out. II they cannot live together
thcr.s will DO two denominations instead Of
- .
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MR. LIEVELIND'S MILLIONS.



Newspaper and the Facts In the Case.
PITTsBuRGH. Dec. 3O.-The Hersfeller Zeifxng
In Germany printed tho following recently:
THE newly elected President OF the
United States Of America is one OF tho richest
men OF his country. rs his wealth amounts to
nothing less than $2O.0OO.O0O. Cleveland can.
therefore. lead quito q comfortable life. and
will not be required to rely upon his by no
means important salary as President. 1t
might. however. DO OF interest to know
that Cleveland laid the foundation OF
his colossal wealth upon his having
been first elected President in the year
1885. A Pittsburgh millionaire who died in
the year 1866 wled his whole fortune to the
first Democrat who should be elected Prcsi-
cleveland was elected in 1885, AMI being the
first mem her Of the Dem octatia party who had
assembled the Presidential chair treckoning
from TIE year 1850 the lit5sburgher's bequestt
compound interest. amounted to $5.OOO.OOO
and formed the sOldid basis to the twenty
millions which, Cleveland has since amassed
az his fortune
ter's office show that German newspapers can
make wonderful improvements on the truth
In the narration Of q story. In the year 1879
an lrishman who hnd lived in this county for
long time ID; died without having had the ex-
tration. He made a will beIusath!ng and de-
President OF the United States. The will was
probated. but when the executorS came to
ts ai sqsS Rsss9f @
when he was inaugurated. Tho will 10 still On
file In this county.
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Oithe l2D memlers Of tho court who voted
y II Es's" &c" sxs'y and "s
Ii. minister. Tic Rev, livingston Willard.
"H s having his vote recorded on tns other
tanning some and not sustaining others. A
lev levy voted nor ilaue'." that is, they were not
charges i. Ill., w. andy. and not to sustain
The Key. 4; b King voted non li,ust." on
hf and A4* T saa asn saet ss sa IT,
The ney. Hugh, rTI!chard v voted to sustain
The Rev. !. $. Ramsay. voted not to sustain
to sustain 4 ana i Of iii and Charges w. ".
The Rev. Charles, g. Robinson voted to sus-
tsn chn arg ~ l. md III ILL., and W. and non
,ihs RsS; 4 "a g. Ealiison voted to sustain all
tain ffSSsr assi H. Ill., and Wand not to 'u''
The kfv nna n yse I'd to sdst9p
The Rev w 4: J.. h. Waite voted to sustain eli
but charge ". and upon that he voted non
Inc Rev. W. Scott Watson voted not to srs.
tain charges !; sGd H.. "hd to sustain charges
The Rev. David q. Wylie voted to sustpin
CHARGES J.. H.. ILL.,. ana VI. and not to sustain
Elder 4. T. Ketchum OF Calvary Church voted
to sustain chprges i, ILL.,, and VI. and not to
sE idsr 'i John hs'' A MoWiinm of tho Fourth
Church voted to sustain i, H.. III. and w..
and %Ii non ljgpet uGofs y and u. A., no..,,o.,
First Church voted not to sustain all but
charge "; upon which he voted non liluct
to sustsn charges l. H. iii and VI. not otto 10
sustain w.. and non liquet upon charge V.
Tho members OF the court who voted for
Prot Briggs throughout. that is not to sus-
tain on every item Of each charge. We're:
Ministers-Georgs Alexander. Antonio Ar
rsghl A p. Atterbury. w. w. Atterbury. r. @.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
CALLED EACH OTHER SHYSTERs.
ExhllarntinE Exchange OF Eplthcts Between
Two HobOkrn Lawyers.

ENhlInrntiuE Exchange OF Iplthcfs Between
Two HobOkrn Lawyers.
Judge William D. DAILY OF Hoboken who is
to represent Hudson county in tho New Jersey
State Senate for the next three years. and
LAWYER William Clement dc i. Leonard. who
also hGiis from HoDoksn, called each other
names In the General Sessions court room in
Jersey City yesterday. Their exchange of
epithets nrose from Leonard huvin. made
IN application on Thursday TO judge Lirpin-
colt ;or an order requiring Judge Daily to pay
into court SC 10 money he lad received as Il
retaining fee to defend the Italian swindler.
Antonio ,lel Vecchio. He asserted that Judge
DAILY hal done nothing in tho case. and he
was therefore not entitled 10 tho money.
Judge Lippincott refused 10 interfere in the
When court closed Yesterday Judge DAILY
shouted To Leonard. who was nearby 90
away from me. you shySter. | don't want to
have anything to do with you'll"
''Youre fraud rctorted Leonard. stepping
toward Judge DAILY In manacinE mnnn.r
You're nice plum to talk about shysters."
and that is more than YOU will over be-
You're liar" cyclnime Judge DAILY. e
am o counsel 0r-at-law
You must have got your certificate very re-
Gently then. l never heard Oft
Judge DAILY was, heard saying: You're a
was. retorting You're another" or something
equivalent to it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
STOLE FROM TIE CARS IN MOTION.
Warrants I~sued for Thirty Men Accused or
Kobbing Freight Trains.


ERIE. Dec. 3o.-For several months tho Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany and the Pennsylvania Company have
been suffering heavy losses at tho hands Of
gang OF car robbers. In some instances train
either fred upon or were frightfully benten.
The losses grew 80 heavy that detectives
were sent from Chicago md Philadelphia. who
worked under the advice Of the Erie Police
Department. As Il result seventy informations
and search warrants wero issued and thirty
warrants made out.
scoro OF officers set ont in seiGhs at an
early hour to-day to mako arrests, and up to
this evening fourteen OF the accused men have
been put in Jail and goods to tho amount OF
$4,000 have been found in houses and shan
ties. A quantity OF goods were found secreted
in the Easement OF Il mission church.
The goods stolen comprised clothing. shoes.
watches. ladies' sacqucs. dress patterns. aud
The houses searched wore. In Sc ores OF cases.
those OF the persons who were hitherto above
suspicion. but crrtng sons had involvod tho
honor of the parental roof BY. making it the
st"waw r.; Of the pMnder s IT, f by the Lead
are Dell Darling and Charles Bierbauer. we'll
known baseball players.
in this city Details Of the thieves would 60
n y. Tho only outfit they nceded was a few
dor made to fastcn TO the running board on
top OF tho car and swing ovcr the Side SO hat
an operator could go down on 1t and manipu-
After tho seals were broken. and tho en-
trance effected the car robbers would remain
in the cars long enough TO assert such goods
as they wanted. These were never thrown of
until some one Of several points Just east OF
Eric had been reached.