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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
COMBINATION or LITHOGRiPHERS.

sEVERNI. PROMINENT FIRMS INTEREsTLDS.
orHFe> MAY CONE INTO THE FOLD.
The efforts Of IA number OF lithographing firms OF
tbs city to form II combination have resulted in the
organization OF the American LthOgraphng Company.
The men Interested reticent about the terms OF
agreement governing the corporation and say taat tho
arrangements have not been perfected Ad'ices from
Philadelphia LAY that the concern /, TO be capalizco
al Sl2 600 900. but in NewNork IT Is denied that ary
decision has been reached to the amount OF STOCK
70 be issued.
The combination ut present includes seven firms,
monument among which are George Harris & Sons.
OF Philadelphia and George II. Buck Il Co.. Of this city,
Among the New York firms mentioned, but whose rep
resenatives would make statement with regard to
their connection with the company are T. Heppen-
hemers Sons. the Gle, Company tie Joseph I. knapp
Company and ohumaler & Ettlnger
The firm, Interested control large par; 81 the trade
in cigar box labels ~ consolidating their plants they.
expect To manufacture the labels more cheapy ana
also 10 decrease cost Of production in other DEPART
nent, Of the business. The company will distribute tho
contracts it among the firms whose plants arc
best adap.ed for the special class Of work ordered.
IL is proposed that the equipment OF The hrms be APP
praised purchased with the stock OF the COM
pany. The members Of tie corporation VIII continue
TO do business for time under the old firm names.
1t is TO be- regretted" said George IL. Luck, OF tho
firm of George Il. Buck a Co.. yesterday that the
matter has been made pnblic soon. the arrange
incnts OF the company have not been completed. No
officers have been elected and the amount OF stock has
moi been decided upon. \ nimber of firms are con-
sidering the matter but they have not agreed upon
all the terms and present cannot state the pro-
visions II the agreement and the names Of Interested
firms. Inc combination is not trust. The transfer
Of the plants VIII be bona hdc sale. The object Of
combination not to ncr"asd prices. bat to reduce
the cost Of production. Within the last few years tho
cOmpeti ion has been sharp among lithographing
firms that they have taken contracts at terms which
they could not afford and for filling which their plnta
were not well arranged. Meetings II the trade vera
called at tho Astor House about u year ago to talk
ran cement ma soon IL made. An Official statement
viii be issued i'm few days"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
rMO CRLMINALS BAcK ~ IN.

Two men, whose conviction was affirmed by The
General Term lot week, were rTIr'.i,d yeNieraF.
-,n,ucl Fisher who convicted il April OF selling
uool ou the races taken In custody by Detective
Won Gcrichten The prisoner formerly manager
.f Nike Mindcns pOolroom. in Broadway near
Twenty-ninih.st. lis sentence was a fine Of $1,000
and three months imprisonment. lie VIII be KEEP.
in thc Tomb, for few day, his counsel. Howe
:, IIumnIel are trying to get stay.
Henry Cassin. the bebOy who stole cl2sSo IN
cash. some papers and gold watch belonging 10
Two boo,maier- from the safe Of the Hotel Ncndome
-, Ssp,,mher 1900 WITS rearrestcd by Detectives
peillv and Won .Gerichten IL billiard room in
I-nion s,rarc He sentenced 10 nine years ~
state Prison and he will not try u set stay. IL
!, I'D that h, ha~ the money hidden away ana
expecrs 10 live royalty when he has served his Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
It'll WAY, OF SCHUYLER ,KANrs.

Tie coutes, over the viii "i schn' SIKH ~ -,
yido,, and ,e,c,sl nccos Wa contin''1 ""''
,,.,,.or, ,e.,eriay. Mrs. TrHbT'c"k ihe -i'"r " "
slabs wa, again on the WINGS sun" Ian " w.
Extract, from the diary Of VII, ''"'', i,'a., IAN,
d IN. vro,c that l." did not ~ I" church bn'
lit,,o he read from the PRAYER l"h ara
IlIc MR.. Textbook, ms dear VIE h"o anu
,n sister. came with for drive MIS- ''"''''"
r-ucmbered that OCCASION. .,.
,rother entry in the diary was "'leahen Wv '''''
,-r breakfast without taking ITEM "u'
Mr.. TenbrOccX mid that Nj NhH'N "S'" ~
sc-ap, from " The Evening Io't J." P" ,'.
,,,,. ,,c lad Al almanac from which ne cut '""
.,,. ,d ,s,ed them IN his diary under The hlh'ieh'
.a,.. she r.ve Mr. Sklats copy Of a book ''''rn
.--a"i,"Se Tor Lent Mr. Skists SAID tiat tnc op'.
made him tired. she lave HIM " lr'h -" '''''
~ RI. co.e was not finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
cnlRGIS IGILYSr POLICEMEY.

Michael kcerher. steam h'tcg employed At lIouN
and south FifthaVe. wa al Police licadnmrerS
yc-tr'' and made charge against Policeman Ch'son
II the Leonard squad. who arrested Him OIL ThIis
dsy night and typk revolver away from nun lie
,ad Tie wa, discharged ~ the !onbS Police Court on
Friday morning. and Cla-,On aftcrward Demanded -
for the return " the revolver kelcghcr also made
= complaint that a dopm3u in the Leonard Il. police
station was PERMITTED To- take liquor to the prison
Casson had witnc-r- az the Central ONCE yestcda! Il"
di>crdt Kcrgcr's but Inspector steers declined
tn hear them The, will Dee Heard when Clas>ou an
pearS before "a Commissioner. q
Acting Captain Hamilton. OF the Fast -iXty-,even!h
-, ,nid Yesterday made formal complaint sgains,
Policeman Lyucl accused Of aS,a ling Matilda Er1 O
M I:l5 West one hundred d-twenty seventl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
co,.rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-tenei@ Te,m-hri''G a z, "5 ,a 81 :
o,bltn ana "a ~ ~ S. 80 So %. -. o. 0 lc'.
III, ia. no iS' 1Ibvmh.r,-Beforr BIrrctt J.Moton
caegd lr csl,el at II "'cl'cn Dos, Rof,r. TruaN I
"onS - l0s gl9 1888 GGo, $40 SOS 30 ~
olS IsI5 o.. ii35 733, ZOE Io'' i'io' ''4'' i"'
o'e 9g, oaf;-speca Term-Part i-N3 farndaf
Spr.,ne -Crcuit-rart tiioF. IlJbf~o -
90. pn App,,on vs. Ncw-York Life INSURANCE company
No calendar. H., II-Pefora Pe.rh I -
Ca.es to be sent from Part ioI t'iT % TO-, Macmillan,
~n,yenc curt ircuit-Iart ~ int fahdh -
Nos l9S. ISL. Ii55 1868. li;G0. 1872 1922 To-
supreme Court-Crcnl' ~ nr rri, Nnu''"'' o.
"a, W ~ cr, Jl" ue,oe Ransom. S.-Moton calendar
cae1 ~ ~ "O a. 10 Adjourned un. January
,,,,r court-spe. aI Tsrm-ie:i,re Dugro J-No i5d.
Su,ror Equity ia 2 ~, ala a., a.
SO II CO, 81, %. - pat p.,.,o cus.r.c.va
Superior Court-Tral Teim-fa'' i-bi "lIdeF'ee'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Of them Singer machines.
Papa-Why, pet! What could YOU do with
a Singer machine?
L. G.-Make big dollies, papa lust Like mamma
and | saw on Broadway
Popn-But, darling, Singer machines don't maj
doIlies
l. Go. yes. papa we saw EN- an mamms
said il was the Singer place, an all the pretty
flowers an pictures an doles was made on the
Singer machine, an. oh, papa! such pretty
dresses
NOTE.-The little one had visited the Singer
Manufacturing COmpanys Art Rooms d. W.
Broadway, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE HAVANA CHESS MATCH
STEINITZ OPENS TIE SECOND GAME WITH
THE Rt'Y LOPEZ.

AN EVEN CONTEST ENDS IN \ DRAW AFTER
THIRTYTWO MOvFS.
The second game Of this important chess con
test PLAYED Yesterday bef're large aSsenlblage
IL Stclnitz's move, ard while tho pieces
being arranged the crowd kept i'c-f busy con
occurring the result Of the dav game and guessing az
the kind Of opening to be chosen by tho Ai'tro-
American champion. The general belief that
,teInz would play close Opening. either II Queen
Gambt or the Znkertort opening 10 which h" eN-
clusively in his first match against Tscbigorn,
A. well as thrO ghOt the % with Gun,berq
at the Manhattan Chess club last winter This general
i.ef sub,tantated nv the fact That -;eni"' ia
expomdIng the theories "i the mo tern school bpth IN
his book The Modern Chess INSTRUCTOR. and ~ MS
" international Chess Magazine had demonstrated
tut the first PLAYER would not lie able To obtain any
advantage in open games. Therefore great WAS III"
surprise when stenitz opened the second game win
/ PIX 4. and greater vet when he adopted the klF
Lopez which he had declared 10 be favorable to the
second PLAYER.
the form OF the Rny Lopez chosen was. however
gnlte in harmony with his >tylc. lie procceded WIN
p-O B. followed by P-Q Il 3. and then brought his
Queens Knight over to X via q and . J. before
the development Of his Queens Bishop THIS p'cniaf
treatment originated with >tdnlU. who introduced it
I'm the ir>, game Of hi, match with J. H. Blickbnrne
in I-7G lie revived this opening successfully at Inc
l..udon Tournament I'm 1888. and subsequently ~ ms
Second match with zIhertDu In l7o6.
T.cligOrin Introduced II cOmmcndable innovation q"
the eighth move by early arranging hi> PAWN I"
Queen fourth ON the tenth move Black hit upon
, novel scheme VIZ to bring King, Knight Ove" to
the Queens side via = thereby forcing ti'e eN
change Of tn" adverse Kings Bishop against one Vi
The Black Knights. -teinitI captured the V"eeh
Knight and thus obtained slight advantage III
position for the ending ~ Black had an l-ol'''u an"
doubled up Pawn on the Queen, Bishop fe
The Russian master then managed To eNhah-e
~tcintz', remaining Bishop for his knlglt. whirn lett
him with two Bishops against Two KNIGHTS. qnfe
com alton for the mferoriy Of his position Oh The
Queen, side. ON the twenty second move l7'hlgorh
instituted Kings side attack which developed some
,i,lIv in,era.tiur STAG. l;ut SeinitZ stood his
ground and Oh the thirty second move the game was
Given No n drawn. IN an eyeL position
The score l. now TScheGIin ! >"lnnl. o. drawn
I Tin. third game Will be played tomorrow.
APPENDED Is the score of the second game;
ThF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
PrBLIC SCHOOL,, OPFN AGILN.

The public schools OF this city were opened again
for the spring term yesterday morning. The attends
ance. Ear cou!t 80 learned. unusually good.
T.eie T. keen The bo.s away. and most
OF Them found the SchOol-rooms IL pleasant rs any
other places. A. was 10 be expected, there were
some children absent and others failed to appear at
the schools until late In the day. Upon tile whole.
however. the teachers content with the attend.
ance.
The evening high-schools. which closed earlier than
usual IN December, also resumed their sessions -
evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Na llL To- I+l GSs o.. 900. 1916. 1900 1928 1910
roy ,err-I, ial Term-Part II--Br;ore Freedman.
J--Np-. 1913 30.
Co.luoi ,icnrral Terr-Bofore I.ookstaver p j..
Pi-ch1f and Pryor JJ.Nos ~. 90 81 -. 81. -. IS
Common rl-ss-special Tenn Before DAILY c. J.
Common Plca--EIuity T.rr,-Adjyutnsd for the term.
Common Plca~-iral T-ru-iart before t,egrrirh.
I.-No>. 1903 9ai. 3i5. SO 7o7 go. So. $50 1898
'orm9n t'a,-fiiai Term-part' II and Had
CIV Conrt-Speciai Term-Bafore Mccarthy Mo
CITY Court-rs.al Tem-Psrt before Mc,;own J.
No-. lots 800, 1872, 1917 jlll. 1925. 5@ci 500.
- g. sos sec .i2O1. 80. 52Il. 81 5-it .-I-
~, 200 53si i2ii 5242. SIS 52i7 j3is $3.50
;:jl 90. j2iJ. -. 30. 80. i2j9. $40. sol
32t - - '2G', j26@, 525l, 127j. j.70. SIS. go.
~. Co.rt-Tral T.r'r-Plr IT-Pc.ore Van WEEK -
No> 1907 A. IS i5 47j3 i5S 41j9. 1864. i70,. 800.
ioil 4ol7 i9.2 faos $500 1870 f9}s 2-o3 in8i as
43j 47Gi 1904 ASIA. 492. 1890. 420l. 49l3 494l 800
lily CourtTrsl Ternzpart III-B, fore yewburger ).
1898 jl74 j7j9. tofs. t5i2 4Gt7 1850 4j0s 1913.
3eli iAje 49, 1881: 1903. i5i. iiiS. 369i. 1884.
2J7G 1863. 1924 i6ts. 100.
city Court-Trial Te,m-Psrt lV-Reore FtI.imons, J..
Short cans, Nos 900 jea7 G3li GIL G420 s317
G273 5000 SOB SOL $40. $500. 500. Gll7. G53s.
Gis7 Gjn. GiG7. o549 eO75
Court u General Sessons-Part I-Re,sre Fitzgerald J..
court OF General SeS-ions-Part II-Rcfoe Cowlng j.
md Assistant Distrct-Attoney 1ownsendNOs. To g.
elusive.
Court General Sessons-part III-Refore Smvth r..
and Assistant DiStrictAttOrnry Wecks-Nos. f.. IN.
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

T., the ,ult Of Peter rhntc and "'n'.'
, .,,r,.p,, Drake ard about dorm OF" '
.tcctu,.nt -lit over th" property CT ~ '" CO.,
=, ,. ,,orr.tt i'm the supreme C"uii. 'A''n''', ~
y" '' ., -, o,j., for the puhi'ni 81 ti"
'''D''' mi. order va, made ht'a'''' h"''De'
~ul""'' . ,.,. ,,,t N ti" civ. The suIt DO
%. W. wv ,.,,, .l,,ut SiOoo.Voo situated IN
VOWS P'' ,,,..l,v The tail, ~ the ca" have
,, 'a.,, ,,.li.hed y number OF tine. I"'
,,sutlr, claim to be- heir Of Nr, ,ee ,S S he
p'A'.',,t "r, b po,~>.,-i Ion ~ th" p-PrE uni -,
&c l''"r ,,,,trtii. also demand -|''"p h VA va
lci1 ~ &C. .,,yr,,.. possession Of d" property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

,.,'.a ,,d,,v,. Of the supreme Court gave " w
,,,, yesterday which will rce's" h'h"ru -
.h perfnmcr fpn Ludi0~ street 'n.'' WV >.,,,.,
,l,c,d AT the Instance Of his VIE r'''"' nnd.
P' =, 60. d.xurre Judge Andrews -dN- ~ h""'
J." J." =. or,ir.ty unable to paw alih""'' ~"
,n'' '',.,.d irpr,-onncnt cannot be 81 -" P",''.'
'a'.,, 20 Mr., Ynng or her children WHAT N'' IT.
''''.' ,c -,,y, the judge. " ! do not 'h"N w
caurt viii undertake to punish MIN y II Shown That
io,l io, non. payment oil 'Iinl"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
,,,xv.. or AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.

f. ,h. suit Of MIR. Laura " Appleton ~ "''' INV
Xe,, Work. Life Insurance Company 10 -'t 'o'
~, , Hnh of the property occupied 10y 'ho f'
before Justice Patterson, IN the ouP''"
fact wa, brought out YESTERDAY ''' - ,a~,t,,
= coo III ia come 10 court 10 testify
A., an =, lain Anderson. 10 whom the properly
formerly belonged. and wa he also "'oi',"s -
Mrs. Appctons story. who induced lls'
rcprc carnations 10 sign away her ns"' " p'' u".
If her fathers property for mere me- VI po'''s'
John Charles /, at the FiLa Iio,', h continued h
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
N)TES.

Cal First played by ,teinitz against BlacKb"rhe'
,ln In the game mentioned above White piayed thiN
knight 10 .Kt 3.
tcj \ Csnmendnblc innovation.
tdl IN interesting manOcuvlt.
Tel White has now the better came
~ lie probably did not wish 10 create hole b!
P-Kt 3. ~ =.
tcD Whites advantage is now insufficient to WIN.
M True 20 his style the Russian master institutes
a King, side attack by giving up II Pawn
IT. \, will lie readily perceived. White has no Tune
10 capture the Is. as Blacl would take the h T. ne
Wltr Queen being compelled 20 guard against mate at
1t ~
III The game T. now equalied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
r,,, FIGHTING THE EDISON COMPANY.

vsr.n \. Fraak YESTERDAY secured " temp '.,
,,rc:,op from Iu-ti," Andrew, III t' ,.
Ch,mlrr. restraining the I'h'"n '''
many ton declaring a DIVIDEND 81 =" .t E,,.c,
pan ' ,,,.-,l trust drlrniur,, 0f thr fif"
"' ,i,t cout,uy The injunction was ~''"'''
, > Chandler H. attorney Tor Mr' ram"
p,." '%' +. tno man who some time ago ''"rnt Inc
Irt com,.anv with to Ed>om General tt','r, ' ,,n
IG,lN. Il' Wa '"
rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

The record, Of the Chambers part "f me '"p''"'
Cart for the year ending January l. l7"- SUI" ''''
,ur,,g the twelve month, 1888 contested NOUNS NV"
han ARMED. There li,I44 cN phrlc ih"uo"' "'
ro,ed Of 10 referees "cT aPP""'"' ,'is'L
,.iu w.r. issued .Oi0 guardians OF various N'''"
,,.,.a .,,- vrts Of habeis CorpnS were
i..od 1ti receivers aud trustees wcir aPphn'e"'
- .,,n,.nt. we're Issued and -. inlnn'uph''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
FIRST THROUGH CAR FOR CALIFORNIA

FIRST 1llEol'h 'Nh r'N 'NLf'h"l'>'
Leaves New York to-daT on the North shore
limit q via New York Central. Acccmm 1datOns So
cnrd by wire 10 VI. L. Roach, 4l3 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

go right about Don't waste minute For tnS
splitting headache scbne psn- along tn ,ne ann SIs
side. rheumatism Of muscles ana JOINTS, chis
and aVer, nausea aud dlsinclation for food you musS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
Or. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
Schenck's SeaWeed Tonic

before and after meals. ALREADY you begin % feel IKE
new person. But don't forget your luhg- bs're ~
Of La Grlps' ~ ard lhcuinoha
Won have chest cough btlr s"tsie the matter
,,o hy a Tablespoonful Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
VENEZUELA HOLDING BACK.
OISGRACEFUL NTRIGUES AGAINST AMERI.
CAN INTERESTS.

PRESIDENT ANDUEsA, MOVED BY SELFINTEREsT
PRACTICALLY REFUSES TO MAKE 4 RFCI-
PRoCITY TREATY-THE NECESSITY OF
PROMPTLY IMPOSING DUTIES ON
VENEZUELAN COFFEE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-14

einer artdbernbem S6luB bariiber aits
ldBt, auf pie large 3eit eine Sole bes
Mittels tpirffam bleibt."
r8etrefs bes lebten punttes TT
rteilte 8eoba9tung fretli9 nt6t bols
ftdrbig getpefen, ba i6 aebt Sage na9
Ser Mntpenbung bes Wttttels abreiielt
mnBte; bic Sbatia6e ie6o6, baB bic
Wirfiamfeit beHelben fortbamerte, na9s
benz bas 9orbanbenfein bon 4Dbl0l
nidt mebr bnr9 @ei6tsz unb @ez
ru6sfinm mabrnebmbar mar, ldBt borz
ausfeben, baB fte minbeitens nod ein
paar Sage ldnger %angebaltem baben
tpiirbe."
mSSm @%asemeinen mag nod bemertt
mer6en, baB BEL groBeren Sei6en,
melde bleibenb iinb, f9on bas 8orz
~ban6eniein BON Gif6en in benielben
Ser Mosquitenz8 %ermebrung 10 siemli9
Ginbalt tbut. Sc ii1tb Bic fleineren,
nabe bel chamber liegenben MaKerz
tiimpel, bauptfd9li6 in Marf9ldmbe>
reier. tpel9e bic 8ruttdtten fir bieies
Idftige Snlett bilben, unb an foIden
Bldben, uern iie ausdngfi6 finb, fanrt
bas @ob6I lei6t unb nit seringen @oz
fen aur Mnmen6ung gebra6t werben.
Stint @alonen Del, bic so Gents TO-
ten, rei6en fir eine Waferfld6e BON
$500 SUB i'm @epiert bin ELM SAP,
mel@es 5 $50 foitet, wirb fomit fir
cine Sld9e bon $4,000 SUB genigen."
rWait Stlfe bieles 8ertilgungsmitz
tells unb bermittelft Der gntpdRes
rung bes Sumpfanbes, mo fol9s
m6gli6, nit 0iiIfe Der 8eitodung Der
Sei6e NIT Gif6en, uenn iol@e nod
ni6t BON Natur aus porbanben iinb,
unb bermittelf elmer forgiartett ueber,
tua@ung Der &egenmaferfaRep uni
s8ebdlter tanH an utelen @teIeu bic
Musduttens plage lei9t unb big gu Ell.
mem betra6tliden @ra6e Derminber1
perben."
rGreili9, no Mosqnitos8 rutftdtteu
in a~usaebehnten @rnf- mir ms.sm
ldnbereien ii6 befimbem, 3. g.. at BEL
Seefiife, ipirb cine MbbuIfe tbatid9lif
bofnnngslos bleiben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-14
Gin Mittel aeaeu bic @bpIere.

Wtan bat feline urfa9e. fi9 Dor Der
@bolera au fir1ten, tpenrt man 1id
@bamberIains 9eilmittel gege1 Aoiit,
Siarrboe un6 @bolera berf9afen fam.
IS nir6 1T ~uenigen Mimutem grlei6s
terurls berf6afen unb in furser 3eit
b6aige 6eilung bemirfen. Sd babe
mid bur9 ben Geriu9 babon iberz
aeugt. %. $. Clinton, 6eImetta,
N.S.-Man glaubte erft, baB bic Cpl
bemie in 9elmetta tpirfli6e aliatif1e
@bolera lei, aber mon iiberae1gte fid
na@ber bur6 genaue llnteriu9nnee1
baboa, baB man es nit elmer duBerft
beftigen 5orm bon 9pfemterie su thur.
bate, bic faft eben 10 gefdbrIi9 1T,
tpie bic Cholera. Sizes Mittel tpurbe
bierbei nit sroBen grfolsen anges
iuanbt. gu baben in San Mmtonio
IN ben Mpotbefen bon s. 9alteper &
SON, 9otuling & Gloob. s. g. Sod,
y. Sreib, s. S9u9arbt, 81. Cohen &
@o., 5. 3. 9arrifon unb aaItener &
Shuhar6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-14
xar ben apmarek.

Wir baben bic @anbibatur bes 9errr
6enrD Serrel fir ben II. aongreBs
9ttrift f9on mieberbolt befpro6en.
Dieielbe 1T bon FOLDER Wi9tigfeit, bab
mir @eranlafung nebn1er uerben, nod
bdufiser barauf suriidaufommen.
Oie Musfi9ten auf feline @rmdblung
perber nit iebem Sage better urtb es
lit feline 6rase, baB fte bur6gefebt tpers
ben fann, penn ieber &epublifaner
unb ieber Glart>M Damn feline S9ulbigz
felt tbut; ni@t allein feIbf fir i'm
fimmt, ionbern aud Mnbere bepegt,
bafelbe gu tbun.
Wir foltett biele @%elegenbeit, BON
unierem Siftrttt eiren &epublifaner In
6en &ongreb gu entienben, uns 6iesmal
ni@t entgeben lanen; 3untal int anbes
rer Sale mir bur1 einen Mann berz
treten, Der ga1t3 unb gar nt6t in ueberz
einftimmung nit ben Mnfi9ten Der ges
wobner unb MdbIer bes fortf6rittlt6
g%e1inmtem Wetens febt, Der irgenbipo
bingeb0rt, aber nur ni9t in ben Scott
greB.
Wir fpreden es u%nperboblen aus,
baB Bic Wabl bes 9errn pai9al bon
Mebina @ountp in ben &ongreB geraz
besu eim Mrmutbs5eugniB fein piirbe,
bab mir es unberantuortli6 inben
mibteu, auf eimen Oegener, @9lei@er,
UPTON, einet1 Paf6al folgen gu lafen.
Wir tpiirben bur9 feline Grmdblung
benz 3eitgeift entgegentreten un6-was
uns Oeutf6 : Imeritaner anbetrift-
umiere GTifensberedtigung in bieiem
2anbe ielbft in Grage fteaen.
Gin Mann NIT fold bef9rdnften Mns
iidter tpie pal9al, barf in unferer ttaz
tionalen @efebgebung feline @timme
baben; ant alertpenigften folte er aber
einen 9iftritt pertretei1, Der Elm 10 3a1l=
rei1es 9euti6s unb tibefales Mmeri.
fanertbum auf5umeifen bat, pie bel
II. teTanii6e.
Ollie Mann al Bed, Tim 6enrD Ser;
rel gu erDdblen! !" bas foIte umfere ga.
rrle iein. unb niGt rur ieber @epu,
blifamer, fonbert aud ieber Democrat.
Der @elrge @larf unterffibt, fam mi
gutem @emifen fir i'm ftimmen.
9err SerreI tptri ii9 ben WdbIeru
oorfteIen unb fe ielbft nit feimert M1.
fi9ten iiber bic pi6tigften politifdeu
Tragen befanut MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-14
(Gingeianbt.)
Spredfaal fir 9Sabi : Mmgelesem.
hetfen.

5err &ebafteur!-Sie erlaubem, baB
i'd fur einen &an6i6ateu Elm gutes
Wort einIege. gs bies 9enrp il MI
f9eib, Der infer nddfter Oiftrittz
@lert tperben iou. nmi9eib bat fdon
iabrelang in Dem Mmte gearbeitet;
man fann alio ni9t einuenben, 6ab
er bemielben ni6t getpa9ien tpdre.
Ni6t tpeil ct elm Deutf6er 1T, Bin i9
unb in6 biele Biirger nit mir fitr i'm,
fonbern neil er ebemfo gut elm Mnre9t
6arauf bat mie ieber Mnbere. l1mi6ei6
1T elm bei6eibener Mann un6 i9 ipiinz
f6e, baB er iein 3iel errei1t.
Sit alter 8iirger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-14
THIBODEAUx.


Was bebeutet bieies @orts IS 1T
bas 9anbelssei6en bes
Cinderella S6ubspalafeS.
9a i'm Wabliabre befanntli9 Ge>
i9aftsfiGe berrf9t urb mir tiren gros
ben Yorratb BON S9ubmerf fur eerf
ref, Damett unf ain6er an 9ann
baben, teuefe Gacons unb Nfuter, 10
bertaufen mir MIes smm 3ots
preiie umb liefern bic 8eweiie bas
fir. Ollie Waaren finb neu uab iuurs
ben fpesiea fir biefen Sommer beitelt.
9ie Yreiie iinb iiberan in 3ablen a1s
segeben. @er bilig unb gut faufett
min, gebe gum
Cinderella SHmb Yalaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-14
. Il dtrid d a II.

sWer Iagta4 BON Or. emil
Blum. (3iiri1, WerlagSsS nititut BON
G4abeIit, 1922 l1ns liegt iebt aud
BE beutl1e Mnsgabe bes Bu6es Dor,
aber be1en enslii9e 9earbeifung bic
x6reie BreReA Dor GINGER Belt cine
t~iu9ebenbe Befpre9ung bra9te, unb
omar liegt uns bas Bii1lein in einem
Gremplar Dor, bas Der 8erfafer feIbff
NIT elmer iiberans frennbIimen Wibs
rlltig fur ben Spnntagsbetramter pers
feben bat. gs banbelt fi9 BEL biefen
beiben Musgaben feinestuegs nm itlaz
pif6e ueberfebungen, fprbsrn Inn b0ls
lig freie Dearbeitumgen, bic ie nod ben
ber(@iebenert QanbeSs8 erbdltniFen i'm
GtnaeInet tpefentIi1 BON chamber ab.
iuei&er, tpertt natirli9 aud bic Ieiten.
ben @ruuhs@ ebanfen bteielben finb.
2Bir beuuten biefe Gelegenbeit mod
einulaI, unfern 2efern bic 2eetire bic.
ies ungeubbnli1 anregenben 8udes
auf has angelesentli6ife su empfeblen,