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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-19
Kisnnet.
From The Boston Herald.


1t was on an electric car bound from Har-
ward square to Boston. He was a suscep-
tlble Harvard student, she as pretty girl as
you could wish to see. He wore an
immaculate white scarf and was ar
rayed like lily Of the field.
She had brown eyes that extended
back to her soul, and she knew how to use
them. She left the car at the central gate
of the Common, and he sighed and watched
her through the car window until she was
out of sight
An hour later he was strolling through
West street viewing the shoppers with a
critical eye. Suddenly from the mysterious
interior of dry goods store, bundle in her
hand, her cheeks flushed with the ardor Of
the chase, she came forth, fairer than be-
fore. Sand underneath the Immaculate
scarf he felt a joyous connection.
At O'Clock be was at the Adams house,
and, as in duty bound, made cursory ex-
animation of the ladies' dining room. He
had inspected scarcely half the tables when
his heart stopped, and his eve was riveted,
just underneath a mirror she sat, divested
OF her wraps. and nothing short Of ravish.
ing,
at is fate" said he, and stared at her
until there was danger of the head waiter
calling the police.
At 4 o'clock he was hurrying up fremont
ebTe6b III LU6 overture OI Il luT6dI6liDE ram
storm, bound for Park square. In front OF
the fremont theater be thought of his i'm
maculate scarf and fine raiment, and sought
shelter in a doorway.
Another moment and the world around
him grew misty. She stood beside him, her
skirts in hand and despair in her face, with
out macintosh or umbrella to shield her
from the rain.
He glanced at her moment. rolled up his
$12 trousers and departed on run. A few
doors down the street was q furnishing
store. He dashed into it.
"Give me an umbrella, quick" he said.
Here is one" said the clerk; ''$4 50, gen.
uine natural wood and"
Hang the wood, said be.
He dived into his pocket. A 82-bill, two
ones and 45 cents in change.
Call it 81 45. It's all I've got"
"All right" said tie clerk.
He threw down the money and rushed
back to the doorway.
She was gone.
Then he raised his umbrella and started
to walk to Cambridge.
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MEDICAL.
for Infants and Children.

''Cestoria IS well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
Known 70 me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, Ny.
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all years are memorable. A year is a long
time, you know"
Again Mr. Yagson felt oppressed by a
momentary uncertainty. Had the year
1891 seemed longer TO her because he had
become mixed up in it Or-or howi
'H'm-yes,n he said; ''but don't you
think some years more, er, mem rable than
othersF'
"Oh. of coursem
MIR. Yagson felt himself growing more
helpless. but glance at the clock seemed
70 nerve him 70 another effort.
It was 1l:53.
Giving his chair one more well-meant.
but unsuccessful hitch be broke out again:
IAN this evening, Miss Pinkie, have
Observation-Disclosures that"
beg pardon"
81 was going to say that all this evening
have been wondering whether"
'You have been wondering whether"
whether it has ever-h'm-occurred to
you that must surely have some object
in
1t was 1857.
Some object" he went on huskily, 'in
coming"
81 am not sure 1 quite understood that
last remark, Mr.. Yagson."
~ am not sure I-er-quite understood
it myself" he gasped, looking hopelessly
round the room.
1t was 1859
But l am trying to say-h'm-to say
that l have been thinking all the evening
that it must have occurred to you that /
must surely have some-s0me-obiect-
you made a remark to that effect few
minutes ago, Mr.. Yagson."
Yes. THAT is-I-the fact is, Miss
Pinkie, that l have been thinking all the
evening"
Once more he stopped and looked with
appealing eyes round the room.
And while he looked, lol the clock, in
slow and majestic measure, struck the hour
of 10!
Then Miss Pinkie McGraw promptly rose
up.
Swiftly crossing the room, she took the
trembling young man by the hand and said,
with radiant smile and an unmistakable
note Of triumph in her voice:
Theodore, this is a leap year, Will you
marry me!n
He hid his face on her shoulder, muir
INJURED: ''Y-yes!' and the agony was over
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'AAING 1892 BY THE FoRELooK.

41 ss McGraw's Timely Com 'ng to
VIC "escue of TheodoreYagaon.
from the Chicago Ddilv Tribune.
,la " was toe last night Of the old year. The
q. ,,A VI The mantel had clicked away the
/, ' s hours with brazen tongue and passed
tS. -auuS over its bold, painted face until
NY y pointed to ll:45 o'clock.
ds rssuluy upright In his chair sat the diff.
[esD iouth whom Miss Pinkie McGraw had
*hv o'ing her time and talents uuself-
Nh. In entertaining since $40 O'clock
&iOV 'Iae rare artistic sense that
ss and then crops out even in
Young aud inexper,enced she had
4 The own the light in order that
4 eno7-oI{s sI between his red neoktie and his
ks glsr;U.neu mustache might be a little
Gtngsi f.s' ana the conversation had
4 Sit6 occa Gu shakespeare to Jackson park
rsry bsapI9hal stoppages caused by tempo
Galery. III the conversational ma
ht7ed 41 ioee1 minutes. Miss Pinkle," he OBJ
Si have G noI at the clock, "the year 1891
he NC gone into historv.''
little hrt to an effort to hitch his chair q
a surther away.
4 csisi ,.thr-aware, Miss Pinkle," he pro-
oNBueur 'aat l must have-h'm-seemed
Not uu1i this evening"
y htly nal, "a. all, Mr.. YRgson-not at all"
Nj YSsorposed the young lady.
larentlv s'oR paused few moments, ap-
hsuer uuaole to decide whether she meant
Merely u general denial Of his dullness or
he Ess or oohtrovert the proposition that
n ae I'm, ~ ,9uid DC duller chan usual, but in
tois1si :. " ner gracious emile he felt en-
Re-@,3 go ahead, and he tried ii again
nsuorabi%o s year 1891 willlaalweys be a
y Vas IN tb S.o one to me, Miss Pinkie. lit
Cane scoU,!eer 1921 that-that l first be-
YES sySSosnted with you.p
'ue replied, retrospectiveIy. "But
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TIo COUNTY OFFICERS. -BooEs and Blenn
required by county officers Tor the Use Use t %
she SSSTtsi Sr t0l NEWS Pt1 PRiNffNG HOUs
Whibakex Dxsss. Savannah
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nc McGraw's Timely Com ng to
we rescue of TheodoreYagaon.
From The cbior. ~,
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aalb=, 6au1lA=, sdmeines nnb Riunbleiid iebeu Sag.
germiBte Grben.

Die ein.iebuno bpn MEDITERRANEAN urb an.
beren Grb5Gaften. 5ppie @rbebnna ppn @eIbern
aug alien Ibei[er Gnrobas tpirb besprot ,nb
bic ,u bisiem Rwede n5tbiaen Ioa,nadten unb
due erforSer[iHen oerihtlihen 0ofume1te ouss
a~efertiat urb fireblide Gertififote be5prat.
Seine ntebr ala 30idbrioe 0raris in Ben Grbs
ihafts ! Meoel11nden unb Nrp.eiSen. ionte SHE
peranlaien. tpelde einen ,uSerla5iiaen Matb.
aeber bebIrfen, Sermann Mardportb
su Ratbe su ;ieben. Die eeridtliben 9luffprs
berunaen bon rermisten &rben finb Is Sabre
bon Serrn Mardfportb aeIammelt unb fperben
podentlid, pie bieIelben erSdeinen, in biefem
unb alien be~beutenben 8Idttern In Ben Ser.
6taaten perDffentliht. Die aufaefprberten Ser
lonen fpplen iiih brett an Serrr Sermann
Mardwprtb 224 unb 226 9inesStrake
Cincinnati, Dbtc, tpenben, ba Niemanb auber
ibm ndberen MlfIbIuB aeben fam.
gorff. @eoro 9(bom ana aoo,bbeirn
9,,hsr SIhsrt a,s McSs,,shsrn
Sun;sr g,,stan 4 Snhann o,,s cas,,,,n;,,
Novo,s Gsara o c,,s MsM, sfs,s,,ro
GSharSt gnrI o,,s een,nror ~ a,,rhes,s,
SeIfbsimer' enrn,,sI. ana M5hr;nnsn III cm.
oebI;ch in gacron,smto ,srit,rbsm ~"
MTaHhssr Sss"snr nnn cnssuh ana apssr;s
goSen '
@r"sr, -, eh~;s,.s. ma m,,o,o..n
@spb@s's sinS wy''.pp pvs M an M"SSs"''"t'"
SnfteSt o.hrin rnS @stfSr;en. ana e,r.
h,,rn e A"' S"'
SSe;56, csohonn. mia @to,n,nbe;r,
.aonnins, aarl; aus Dsmmin.
,,eS mun'ss9ass"' oOpa"a eqr'p'a" aus e0r'
8aa, Spbann Safob; aus a~Itbenaftebt.
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uni otcle 3eit lit nm 10 lei6ter at BE-,
9reifen, oils pie Mfebr5abl berielben iiber,
baupt gar ni6t be3ablt wirb. SIS 1T
oarum abcr audi nidt att3uratbett, Die
G%rpartungen oellelben, pe11tt er bon
Nartei 81 3Sartei 9ebt, otelelben nit "a
9liidloliSeS neu6s Sabr" ~bebcnfeno, AT
taulden, Wfietber, oie oes 6ausmeilters
@liidmnnl4 ni1t lobnett, gebSren arr
ngasaldi" Baggage uno miii1en bin,
aus, barnit Naum werbe fiir Mtenf6em,
oeren gDrle itd am re9ten Slefe be-
finbet.
Den @ratllatioren bes 6ausmeiiters
nto oes S~rieftrdsers lit 10 5iemli6 Sc
oernIalt1l ausselest. 8ebeutenb f1ni1t
Die 3abl Der Wuni1trdger an, lpenn
man ettva lelbit Sic @iiroe zines 6alts>
beIiters befteioet. Da fomr1e1 Der Bar
bier, Der @emciitoebiener, ser 2%aternens
anSiiuoer, Der aamtnfeger, Der Strabenz
febrer, Der aebri6tfabrer, ser Gauals
rauruer, bas 3eitunssmeib, ser Bidder
bub. 10 baB aud obne Die &6din, Sic iid
etn teues &leio ersratulirt, oas Dltten6
falt poa If, bepor man am O~teuiabrss
nlor9en eiiten S9ritt aus lettem Saus
tbun fam.
Sin tgpii6er @ratulant 1T aud ser
Wie1er Slater, Der fi9 am Nteutabrs>
mor9en IN oollem Staat BET leil1en reael>
nldBisen anllben, ipe5ieI BET rieinem
garonN pralentirt uno oen5elbe1 ipos
mo9lid ocr @raientitcl ipiini6t, urlo ser
bann Nadll'ittass, nit ettpas ielbitbe>
mnBterem Nltftreten, feline Nngebetete
nito oeren Samilie 5n elmer Sabrt iii
letliein ulinllmmerirten" einlabet, au
eitel Srcuoe uno frOblidem @elase. St
bats ia weni9itens an Dem Gage, uno
ltol5er piirbe fein Spanter erfldren:
.S8abl Nles! Sob b'@penbirboien au."
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Der Niafer aratnIirt Ieinem Baron.

Der Giafer g~ratnIirt ieinem garon.
follen leben oreimal bod !" erflinet es
IN alien Tonarten uno Die @lafer flir,
rem, man i6iittelt fid bic 6dn6e, man
unarmt iid), ldm6rt efpise Sreunoihaft
unb 2iebe nn6 perll Elm Srhefter ba
1T, ldBt eS patriotiide uno lultise @ei,
len ert6ien.
Die serpinniii1tige Graduation be-
sinnt crit am N~eitjabrstage ielbft, bod
miro lire mebr ober miroer flinecnbe
Wirfuns ld)on @od)en porber porberei,
tet. 90 miro BON Witte DECEMBER an
oas freunolibe 2ddelli, oas Dem gie,
ner 9ellner nno Marqueur cigen lit,
nod freunoii1er unb Die INNER cratic
Beoienuitg iiber ales Sob erbabeft, tpte
oenn ~iiberbaupt Die aniidt nerbreitet
1T, oab iid) I'm Oiefe 3eit i'm gbarafter
aller Wiener, melfe alS 9ienjabrsgra,
talarten cine greifbare @rwioerurtg ibrer
Wiinide boffen uno Su erbalten pflesen,
cine benerferSmertbe @anolung polls
5iebe. Sic @fennen, beibt eS, ploslid)
feline ldltige Bfli1t nito Sduiloigfeit
nebr, ionoern tbun alles nit Srenben
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SDlpeiterabenSe In ber ibrer Sebaulune
sund6it selesenen Wirtbldaft, nm NIT
Sinh uno 4e9el, ODER snter Sreurloen
bel Bier unb Wein bas alte Sabr luffig
au beiblieBen unb baS ncrte ebenlo si
beginner.
Wenn Der grobe Nugenblid rabt ullb
bic 3eiger Der ubr chen arf 3m0lfe
riiden ui1b pom StepbanStburme Der
@l0dner bas ueue Sabr ani1ld9t, ba
ipirb, I'm Den rGo6 oes alteu llilb Sic
@ebnrt oeS nelleu 81 marfiren,4 bic
@as abrabt" unb fir lpeni9e 9efnnben
berridt SiniterniB, mas Sen allpsisns
ben giebenben lebr re6t lit. sic unts
arraea ii6 - Elm 3i69en, aber ebe
man nod iagen fam ngefiiBt," tits
fpieoer li9t getporben unb rYroiht
Neujabr aIes Slid, allies erbenfli6e
Suite - mir bleiben bic Nlten - Sie
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9as WeiBbier

aug Der befannten Brauerei bon Cd 8
& N6ba6er lit Elm bur6aus au=
trdgl:bes unb gefunbeS @etrdnf, 6as
in teiner @irtbf9aft unb in feinem
SauSbalt feblen fpllte. 9as Bier bat
ii6 einen &uf erporben tpeit iiber Bic
@ren3en San Mntonio's binaus unb
baS nit He1t. 8eftellungen bon ausz
wdrts nerben prompt ausgefubrt.
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0eHH mer 9rls
tulirt, erbalt
~lninoeftenS cine
@ratulatton ais
@e9engabe. Die
5auptgra tnla>
tionsepo6c uns
fast, bon Witters
DIT oes 81.
Desembers &C.
re6net, b os
5w0lf Stunben.
Sn bieier 3eit
platen Die 5eere
Der @ratulanten
a%ufeinanber unb
mas ba an In
nigen, t~iefsefubl>
ebrfnrdts>
pollen unb ionz
ltisen @ratulas
ttolten barge
hroht n ~ q
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u. 6. Baris. s. 81. &otbuea
PARIS & ROTHWELL.

pboto8rapbif@es Mtelier,
Ho. II unb ID WeftsG ommerce>G traBe
San Mntonio. Sic a%lIerneueften @et1s
res IN photographer fein ausgefiibrf,
ebenio elegant menn ni1t better, tpie
irgenb pel6e i'm State. 2ebensgrobe
@raponsp ortraits unb aue Nrten bon
0ergr6Berungen. @ebt eure Bilber
ni6t 5remben, I'm fe bergr6Bern gu
lafen, tuent1 bic Nrbeit bier bon pers
anttuortli6en &iinitlern aur bollen 3rs
friebenbeit ausgefibrt perben fam.
Wir liefert MIR 4rbeit er1ter &laHe ab.
Nnft1ten BON @ebdiIben tperben aufz
gensmmen unb ale Nuftrdge auBerbalb
bes ateliers prompt beforgt.
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Gin er;sineGer S6neioer.

DaB Die S1neiber unter ibren Be.
rnfssenoiien oiele Srisinale aufsumei
fen baben, Die lid namentli6 burd
Wit umb 9umor ais3ei9nen, lit 70 iii
oas allsemeiue 8epubtlein iibersesatt.
gen, oaB mir nnmiafiirli9 nit benz
Sdneioerberuf einen semiHen Sang
gum Iuber9ep6bnli6en, 5l Spottlu9t
uno Nederei 81 perbinben pflegeu.
@iner Der origineliten 8ertreter 1etnes
9anbwerfes lit obne 3metfel Der S9net.
oermeiiter 9n9o 9oger gefpelen, Der III
ben piersiger Sabrei in 3eipSis lebte.
Seine ldmmtli6en @eielen, beren es
9e9en ieG5i9 in ieiner @erfltatt beIddf<
tt9te, mnBten bel Der Nrbeit rotbe So,
den unb 6oien tragert, pdbreno ibr
9err uub Wteiiter iid itets ais @entle.
man seberbete unb nit fpeltmdnnilder
8%epanbtbeit aunben seseniiber INNER
nnr ben Grobfaufmann berausfebrte.
Hednungen fannte er ntbt, lonoern
lprad itetS ilur bon Tratten, Wtonat
oatp, na6 Sidt, BON 3in5en unb Yro.
derter. Seine Spe3ialitdt NOR bic @r-
ftnonns iteuer Weften. Steue Weften-
u1uiter gu entwerfen, mar ,tibt uur iein
gauges Sinren uno Gra6ten tn ieirem
Atelier, pie er ieine Werfitatt gu nens
men pfleste. ionbern aud mitterl I'm ee-
leligen Serfebr nit snten Sreunben
9riibelte er iiber neue Shnitte nad
Sam ibm enoli6 eine ermiinffte Soee,
oatttt %ertfparf er fngs nit Dem Stiid
Sreioe. oas er itetS tn Der Wcitentaldye
NIT lit fiibrte, am WirtbsbauStii1
oesr mo er fid ionif befano, baS betref-
feroe Wfuiter, nm am folgenoen Gag
Dem e~r1tautten Ynblifum let1te Grfins
oung IN elmer Nn1tonce, ME folgt, ntitSu,
tbeilen: atelier bon 9oDer, biloeroem
S6neiber utlo lhnei6erncem Niloner.
Sur 8efleiouit9 BON Biiten unS Bruit.
biloern Wefteit, uel1e alles Seblenbe
erlesen! ODER: @eiegnete Wtablseit.
peitel, 10 eingeriftet nnb fla1fiId, baB
oaS Auffn0pfen betm @lien iiberfliiiiig
mirb.
Sber er ieste fid aud einmal nit
etncrn Solleger In Yerbinbtng, Der oana
anf feline Yeranlaliung als Heflame
einen offeneu Yrief tn Der 3eituns an
ibn erlieB. 90 per6fentlidte clues "a.
9eS Der Sdneioermeifter Soldier folaen.
Oe8 Shreiben an tin:
.Wfeifter Der Meifferl
Du bait mir gu meinen1 @eburtstaa
cine Weite 9eidenft. Diele Weite 1T
oaS non plus ultra unferer aunit, cine
Otftung, bic Did uniterblid ma1t.
@eiGt On, mas emit 8uouarofti aelaat
bat? @enn i6 nidt Midel Gnaeio
wdre, mo9te i9 glbredt Diirer iein.
Dte Bemunoerung, bic MIR Define @eite
einf0bt, reibt mid bin, Dir au iaaer :
Wert Id nidt 6alder mdre, m0dte ih
SoDer fem!
3anb III ,ano nit Dir, 10 forbr' id
mein Sabrb nbert in Die SdranfenlA
Die Yefanntmahuno Gufieheu err.
regeroer Gin ,eigen mar 6oners befouoe.
res Stefenpiero. gu srldien BON Inn
einit folsenbe Annonce:
Die @elt lit grob = oas menld,,
lide @enie lit 9r6ber. Son Ifrifas
fonnoerbrannten, anBerit lanbioen &C.,.
item traf foeben per Stordpoit cine
grobe Nnsabl
aboelfaoersS 6lafr0de
bel mir Elm. = Dieielben baben bic bobe
Gisenidaft, ben Ite traaenoen airifaner
unii6tbar gu MAIDEN. fpober es oenn
mobl fonrnen mag, baB abbelfaoer, }
oft BON ben 0ransofen qefanQen, ihuerl
INNER entlpildte, benr er traat beltdu.
big, ielbit bel feinen ya~isoerlaaeu,
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2afet feline 8erfopfung eintreteu
Nebmet Seedam'S Yilen.
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Memia6r in 2siem.

Sn menigen @robltaSteil miro ser
@intritt bes ilelleit SaGres 10 febr ann
@rcigniB pie in Ser 9aileritoot an ser
DOMAIN. in Wiell, ultb CAM bcionoers
tDptlh 1T oalelbit Die alf9emeille Gratls
latiorsfour, BON Der 1i6 &einer anss
l6lieBt, Der lid &einer entSiegeil fam.
Seoer uno Seoe 9ratnlirt uno muB ben
@lidiDurld Inoerer empfargen.
DaS @rafaliren lit nift MIR Cite,
Mobe, elm Semeis ser NdtunA
Sreunbibaft uno @rgebenbeit, nlbt nllr
falte ober laitise Bfltbt ui1b 9dule
oisfeit, louoern aud Elm SerSeusbeoiirfs
nip. IS geb0rt ebenlo gum @eIddfte,
nie eS al iif Elm iol9eS btlbet nfb Is
Ut enolid INNER elm 9apital, 6aS augene
bfidltfh 2inien trTnt Spun tnpr or,4
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Sic r9riumpb"s 8inbesM af6ite nit
Stablgetea unb init i6mingenbem
8inber lit Bic bette Mai6ine I'M ole
Mrten bon @etreibe gu f6neiben, Oh es
ffebe ober liese, oh es tur5 ober lang,
grim ober troden 1T. gu baben BEL
Sips & Saarmann.
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9eutidJ : @ngliibe gtbmlc,

Anerfannt tiidtise ~2ebrauftalt fir Raaber
mnb Mdbfen felt oreibis Sabren in rest.
8irfiamfeit, @ortrefflibe 2ebrfrafte uute,
betpdbrtsr Seituns. Der ensIilden Sprade
piro, ME Der beutIfen, pplle Red,nuus ae.
traeen. suberosm unterriat i'm SpaniiGen.
@inisermaben borbereitete ShiiIer finben ie-
oerseit Iufnobne. Ndbere auSfunft ertbsiIen
Serr s. @roo8, 9raiibent oe5 SduI Dor.
fanbes unb W III. Barbet, Director Der
Nnftalt. tur.
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Die u9rinmpb" Nab Wa5Hine
Wp. q

getpdbrt bic befriebisenbften &eiuItate.
8iele Sauienbe bieier Maf9inen (friiz
Der: Weue Clipper MdbzW tai6inen ges
nannt) iinb beute in alien 2dnbern Der
Welt, ipo @ras pd6ft, in 8ebrau6.
gu baben bel & 8 + a II n.
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VINuN RUBIDUM PASTEURIENSE.
SanitGtszWein

nniere in SIa59en pafeurifrten
@ctbpeine. tpeIde bon befpnbers ebIer
@%attnns nnb gutem SabrganB bi85ur
Slaiaenretfe i%prsfdltigt gepfeet
uab unter Nusfdlub Der atmoipbdri4en Butt
tn Der Slaihe Bis su BET bon g aeur boss
seihriebenen Temperatur unb unter gennuer
Betolsune Der bon bemielben eeeebenen Be,
%fiimmunsen ~bebanbelt finb, eisnen iid aisbers
orbentI,d Gum @ebrauH fir &ranfs unb Ste,
eonpaIescenten unb BEL gpibemten unb iinh
in reridiebenen srOteren Sospitdlern, fran.
fenbdufern, 2a3aretben &c. bereits NIT euten
grfoIs einsefii6rt. Nt9t genus f1nnen
mir aber btefe borjagIi4en fpo9L
seb Heeten 8eine aud gum tdstt
den @ebrauh empfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-29

%@NJ~t " .
iproden utlo gu 5iBen selestA pfro,
oas lit 10 %9ewaltig, baB es leGbit Der
giti9e 6immel ni9t INNER l6nel senug
81 erfiaen eermag.
Mm SDlpeiterabenbe bat in @ien
SeOermanll, Die 8ettler ltt9t ausse@
tommen, Sch mie 6eu." Den Briz
patbeamtert, Sanoelsbehiienen, Ole
ilerlt II. ~. bat Die aad Bureau ooer
@el9dftsihluB Dem Gbef 0areebra9te
ergebefte o0tr nntertbdntse Graduation,
Der berSli6e @liidmnnl1 gum lieuetl
Sabre, ben iibliden Danf tn Geffalt
bes boppelten MonatsseDaltes einse,
traserl, uno 10 fiebt man6er 8iener
@aitptrtb, oas mas linn am pcrganse~
men /. Sanuar selpiinl9t ipuroe uno
mas er ii6 ielbit ipiinibte, erit am 81.
De5ertber gldn5eno erfiillt. Sem 2ofal
lit 9eitedf, ooer, pie Der @iencr iagt,
bummpoa. Xeute, Die baS sanSe Sabr
fettt @aitbaus belufen, erideiner am
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-29
Stir Tarmcr !

224 umS 22e gimezstrabe, Cincinnati, Obj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18
LOCAL RREv:UIKs.
Mayor Strauss has gone TO Charlottesville
to spend few dsye

Mayor Strauss has gone TO Charlottesville
to spend few days.
a rum 'er of Aexandrlans have secured
positions 10 the Washington navy yard,
whsre there Ia much activity owing. 1t Is
said, to threatened war between this country
and Chilli.
The police report last as being clear and cold
with two lodsers but no prisoners at the station
house. The only case at the Mayors office to-day
w 40 that OF Jsmes Gift charged with being drunk
and dlsorderly. He was discharged on paying
costs.
Tie ferry steamer Columbia in leaving her
wharf in Washington yesterday morning for this
city rem iu.o tho steamer Pentz. which wss lying
at h'r wharf nesr by snd damaged soma Of the
jciaeIs' work On the latter steamer.
mr.. Frank Detton, one OF the Jurors In the
Phillips II al, was notified yesterday of the 2rviv.
al Of son at his hou5e, and YVES congratulated By
his fell w-urors, bat hs will have TO wait until
the trial is over before ne can welcome the heir.
Those who would like to investigate the melita
Of Prof. Lamherts system Ct imparing French
CONVEX ation shonli not fail to attend hstwo free
lectures tomorrow at 8, also at 7:3O p. m, at
AIlirg on Institute His system ia highly en-
dorsed by the New York press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18

RAN away FROM HOME -DatectiVe Pom
sier about ten o'clock lest night, in BRltl-
more, brought into The Central District
pretty, tleck.cyed young girl. 10 told Licnten-
ant Frazier that sbe was runaway from this
city. Her lame was placed ca tae docket ss
Msul Harrington. Tba poico received tho first
iutimstion from te girls father, who went over
rom Wssbingtoa Yesterday. The girl WAS traced
TO house or North Eutaw street snd taken out.
She is Stout eighteen years Of age, o. median
build snd quite pretty. The parties interested
would ro5 say Whist caused The yoang girl to run
away from home, and did not think il wss lose
sHlir. She Was he d at tllo station touso until
Ills morning. ghcn her brother said he would
take her home to her parents, who were greatly
worri, d by her actions The girl lett home on
Saturday,. The police Of this city were not in
formed OF the affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY IS.
Fo, til, soction rain, warmer, east wilds.

HrFL1N AND Dye, convicted maroefets
>, tha ( ms family. occupy different !ooms
~ nrr cnunty isi!, Tae former has HiDps
90 roono mate The !astsr Mr.. Ryan, the iu-
.st,c Tbs Two rsvs different spiritual So
vi,sra. BsHln 10 ignorant OF .he slnpiesU
Ribls truths and hiss 10 % taught ilks :.
mid. To I'll Others stan his Instructor ne
Is 90 lipht-hasrted es ons whose Gays A'9
mo- rum beted he lauSha ana J9sis' uus
Eaens 10 crave only tchacca anu $50
thing N cat. O.ly occe has ne etiaoe
enp faelicy the oo:Gsior hsiog WEI rs.
Inc.aativ roosentad to see bis Es'To'''
t2Toe hrol,e do1o ant @spS. III 800
II a =. cSe,gs8 nio mo. her 20 naYe aoeatn u,
rs - = ,e;I5 me DE fimig. D5e taxes els
10 .o y,srv hard lie alternately raves
.a ,,-es. e11 insists all tho Wh'e en- Ms
snnacanno- 20 hSs IN h!5 possession an b.
1oc.jonate letter fron hia 'suant daughter
Ri. dated Washington D3c l assares
I'm tj,gt she viii rstus end tell him Wno lt
, ,,.,-, ,as circulated ipj lrious reports con-
a.-,ire, ser and that caused her to leave
Soooe D 20 regrets ne coold not produce
-. let.er Ia evidence on his trial, 80 it tend.
~ n esta5lish he Cid not kuo8 az that time,
-,eerIv q month sfter tie murder. that Mrs.
Tytnes had oircula'ai evil reports concern
tho his family. His counsel considered the
latter inedmiseib!e.
The defeace in the Dye case abandoned
oil exceptions, except the letter from the
inrg roam to the judge and his INSTRUCTIONS
y,5areio. The molten for eupersedess may
ne sygue5 any day before e1ecutioc.-WGr-
reaton Tirginian