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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-21

3afbse{9orenen $ auptes
ffattb fiir5li6 tn SEEN Dorf Elm S9neis
Der bot Dem Boli5eiri9fer, I'm fid mesen
etneS 6iebeS 51 perantuorten, ben er tn
blit6er @utb ieinem &oftsd1ser a1lSsez
wi5dt batte. Der S9netber mar ndIt>
lid bisber Better elmer raben1dmar3en
2~5Deunndbne gepeien, pel6e in1ofern
triben6 auf iett @beleben ~tpirfte, als
feine Srau oett rjabrelangen" 6aar<
famtd nidt ausiteben fonufe. Gnbli9
ettf4loB Fe ii9, NIT 9ilfe ibrer S9mes
ffer,y ben eites Nber68 ettge16lafenen
i@atteu st fd)eeren. Aber mitter III Ser
) Mrbeit eripa9te biefer ntlb nun iette es
Briigef na9 alien Seiten, tpobei Der 3us
fdflis attipelenbe Goitsdnser ait9 Gins
abfrie9te. DaS Mierfmiirbise aber lit,
bab ber S9neiber MIN erit redt ni9ts
on Dem drberlider 3uitano ietres
2opfeS dnbern mill nnb Der Ni9ter,
Del1er bic ani9t fat, Der t1nerli1e
3uftar6 beS SCOPES 9lei9e benz auBeret1,
ben Sdneiber auf bte Normalitat ieines
BerftanbeS beoba1ten ldbt.
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.. SoGe6en.
Der tete hsatiGe geianhte tn @uIbs
iugtnn.

Ser neue @elanbte, lpel6er an Stetle
oes oeritorbenen @rafen IrcozSalleD
berufen wuroe, Die Sntereiien Dentlds
lambs BET ser Ser. 9taaten> 91egteruttg
in Walbinston 5u pertreten, itan1mt
aus ether Qlten thiirinaiihen SQn1ilte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-21
Giitnba6n Tabr Ylan.
5. & 6. "a. sabm.

Mbfabrt.
yta1 ct. 2puis pia Sron Mountain
pber sc. 6. &S....5:45 Mprgens.
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountain
&Dute .......-.6. 200 Wbenbs.
Sad 2arebo. 1856 Born.
Mnfmnt t.
0on ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountain & 80.
6. & S..--.......-..9:35 Bern.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountain & 80.
6. &S............1O.00 Mberbs.
Son Yarebo 5:35 0a6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-21
u. EreiB's. II. Netis's uut 81. 9'ai,
hiui'S Mbathefr S0n Mninn'n

pay 6iibI6e 9(lspabl bon Srapats
ten unb Sblipien bel s., 98. &bams
Opera Souie>@ ebdube.
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ftdnblides erfolste, 70 miro es BET oen
fernerett periobii9en @ablerneuerunsen
ber Sa1 fein, 70 large nod eth Dollar
ausftellunssselo 51 pertpalten TT.
Seeber9er geutebt au6 alS Sinan5s
genie zines 0ufes, pel6er benz ieiner
@brenbaftisfeit in Mi1ts na9itebt.
Seim Spiteu Der gadfibruns urlo Der
BerDaltuns 1T eth 70 ausse5eidnetes,
baB CT TT Der Srtit BON tpentsen Mtnltten
iiber alle Gittsdnse 1nb Nasguben Iuss
funft gu seben oerntas, ielbit iiber Die
TranSafttoten be8 laufenben cages.
ct peritebt es febr gut, bas Gtnlaufen
Der se5ei9neten @elber in resem SltB
an baltet, obne barum Die Nftientnbaber
bet arbeitenOen &laiie, pel9e ibren Ser
binbungen nidt regelmdBig nadfommen
~t6unen, 3m i6itben. Nber t1idt bios
tn Der 8ei6affung Der @eloer lit Gee
berger 9roB, ionbern aud t1 Sparen.
go bat er e8 fertig sebra9t, baB Die
Soften feines gan5en Departements,
Saldre ltno Sort einsef9loiert, rnr
II Bro5ett Der @eiammtaitssabe betrae
gen fDerbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-21
gputberu Yacific Sabm.
Mbfahrt.

NU q T.
Na6 3etpzS Orleans, 9pnton unb @als
beton 8.45 Born. unb 100 Mbenbs.
4nfunft.
Won NemzS Orleans, Sputott unb @alz
beton 900 9orm. unb 4 :05 Na6m.
Mbfabrt.
yta6 San Grancisco, 81 paio unb
eagle PaB.--...--...4:35 Na6m.
Mnfunt.
@Dn Sam Sraneiseo, 81 paio unb
eagle paB .--.....-..8:15 0Drm.
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q. u. & u. g. 8abm.

W xt' "a " SHDH'
Mbfabrt.
Na1 @alpelton, Soulton unb @uerO
tGgli1 I'M =. ........9:55 8orm.
Na9 Corpus Gbrifti, &odport unb 8ee@
bile tdgli6 nm....-..1:30 Na6m.
Na6 aerrpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
SDnntags, um.-.-.-...5 100 Jta9.
Qnfunft.
8on 8alpelton, Spuiton unb @uero
tGgli1 Tim .......-..6:40 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus Gbriti, &Odport unb 8ee=
bile, tdgli6 um--.... 2:55 yta6m.
@on &errbile tdgli6, ausgenommen
--9:45 Worm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13
R6einGfdmse.
bon &ilbeImime sdnSbeI.

Monoenlad)t = meld)' ipunberlames 2eudten
Spieaelt lid, nit mardlerbaitem Sdein
Dort i'm 8beinitrom; ieine Surgen ibauem
SIN Der Tlutbeu tlareil SdooB bineiu.
G%pbeuranfen, Moos unb iuilbe Reien
@udern uiit bes S6loHes aiten Ban.
Wddtig ragen leine itolseu j3innen
Sn hes SinllneiS mitternddt'geS 8lau.
Ourd Ses 9obmatpS taunefbuufle Sallen
Sdwebt Der Gage bolbe Sraumeeitalt
St%ernen9lana unS Monbesibimmer .huiden
Spiegelno I'M BET Selien grauen Spalt.
aus bes Stromes leid)ten Silberpeueu
3auht elm GOLDEN idimmernb' Saupt e,npor;
Bang perbalt'nes Sebnen = tiefe Slage
8rid)t BON rotben Qipper Nib berpor.
9eiB persebrenb rubt Der Nire @uge
Sn Der Serne tpo in blauen Quit
Fiddler l9lummern, Maloesboben% trdumeiti
Sebuenb ltmeift ibr Bid oh @alb unb &luft.
9od) Don fern mmO fiidtis ilur gu idamem
Ia' Die Yraft lit ibr unielig' 2oos,
limb in leiiem 9ieo ibr @eb perbaudeno
Ginft iie nieber in Der @elen Stoob.
Wfilb beianftist rauI1en run Die Wogen
Durd) bic 5auberpo0e Sommernaht.
Aus Der 2ieie i9meben @eiitertlange
limb bas RonOlid)t slar5t in beitrer Tradt.
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Grleoe berrihe

in Der saftriidsn CaRande iasen aud: saritisen) 6sz
stcn! BET uebeltett tnfplse ben eeetranfbeit, Ditto
ftdt ceer %ionftsen urfahen ~peritOpft Spitstter's Waa>
~senbtttsrS siue Der Gueaen, aus henen eaS nebel snt=
lprtnst. Gin beteutiame5 unp b69it unarsensbmes
dn1et4en BON seberietben lit Der lblt6e @eiamed i'm
Usunee am Worsen. Durt bas 8ttters piio bic uIz
ia@e btsrecn %beiettist, irprauf BITE Spmptome BON ielbt
Seri&mtnbem. Sc ststt ptele Geute init Iebr empFnb,
It@em Masen, BEL renen bic serinsfe r%nppri&tis,it
I'm Gisn pber 1rtnfeu, 'rer feIbf Der anbItd pon ets
mas 9dbli6em nebetbefnben berrorruft. Srlde eeuz
te tounen ntht8 Benere8 thuu, a8 TIRE Ns1bauunaSz
oraene NIT benz bier,n ppriisli6 s~eeisneteu Sitters ,u
unb Werroftdt ptrft ba8 8ttter8 gBunbsr, bel unrus
btsem S@late unb iauntl6em Gppettt lit es bas ribttz
Se Correctly. Mtt etnem gsprt: es 1T cine p~ielSettta
utrsenbe nnt habet t6ha ausenebmitmedeube arsnet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

dts bas bese ssfittsf csnpfcbfen. TX
20 8, glpmoItb Co., ga, MGi 1850.
81 Hi burdt ueberarbeifen an Bitiera usb 5d!qfs
totetetett ttDd Sabre tail9, sebraudte baizr Bauer RS
ns9.s 9ferpsn-Stdrter uRo tam es als has bsiie Daiitel
bafar t~rzpfsblen- Z. Borubori it.
66r e9pinDeI itnc e~9IaFofsteit.
St.aoHis. Wo, Mai 1890.
Had BEN eriten 3bffeIpon bon ,.paftpr abuto's
&ktpensStdrfsf@ tdIief Id tpieber gut. mas porEer
u19f 1cr 3oH mar. uno b:Terte fia meiu 3uftaHb
8rlaell4. 10 bog oudb Der SdipinbeI berihluanb. sd
smpItbte otbbo!6 has Mittel cufs Bette.
lSlo Y. 1roabpaf. g. 8. Gmrt&.
eittie Rod, arf. Sui 'ss.
- bosterte ntiiH Sabre Iona, phue auG+ u,r aiuhe
1aaa ~ erfatftu feit i'd abr Boftor 46Hta,s Qerpen.
otorfer Hdam, tHb bic Ari6ae, iueicht eiuer Obumodt
esutt@ Udrtn. ctrf1uuu6eu.
g. e&bpt
E0AAS stg nertAtsEcs Bud Tar sawpsx1rfbsns
tnir0 Sebtm Der e8 peyInugt 8naeionbt.
4rue erhllteI aud Bite Wtehisiu uufjpnft
3teE Yl<0t1tx iD1irbe felt benz SABRE 1876 bon BEN
eo4U. pat0r 3bui9. Sort Wapne, Sub. ~aubereitet
NIB iett uutsr fsiner AnDetfung bon ber
koENIG MEDICINE CO.,
3 Randolph Sc, CHICAGO, I'll.
Dei eltpfhsfest 50 babem fur
6rs6e $f.s5. 6'far $500.
Sn Gan Antonio Bel aboIp9 Oreib.
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Shiuere Mniqabe.

@atttn: ,9attc id nur 8inte
ooer S9raufe gebeiratbet, 8eibe finb
injmiiden reid seworben. urb Du bilt
nod INNER ebenIo arm !" = @atte:
.8iufe mao Sdranfe batten DID aud
injpif6en nidt gu unterbalten nnb bas
muste Id I"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13
Ap6orismea.

Wur cine rehte gbre sibt's bieilieben:
@enn man Die Wabrbeit itets sum ssiibrer
mdblt,
StetS Der Bernunit nnb berl @eieb gebord)t;
Streng iiber fid], Nib iiber aro're rihtet,
0aS Cute tbut, mas ms bic Bfidt Qebeut,
Surg, redtlid) lebt oieS @ort ibiieBt allies
ELI.
WaS bu ueriagen muBt, uerlage balo,
DEM nod erre9ter 0offuura erit periagen,
Das beibt benz Sdmers bic ararfan9 suge.
ielen;
WaS Sn getpabren fannit, 9eipdbre gleid,
DEM S09'rung minbert nnr Der @abe 0ertb.
@enn uus bas alter NIT ben SilberIiiaeln
8ebedt, bann bebt allmdlia iib oas 4uqe
9inauj 5ur iiQeu, fterubeid'ten @obnuns;
bort i9au'n mir bin, als nad Der iuabren
5eimat6,
$50 mad Der gilgsriabrt mir biugslaussn.
Gin Sdmer3 fam zines anoeren Qualen
minoern;
6iihl anoeres eeip, eas miro ous oeilte linz
bern.
- Nuf men bari MAJ
Su Sreuo' nno @eib iih eisentlit perlaiieM,
als auf ein treues Ueib DEM Nadbarl,
Sreunbe.
Ser.uanote, ielbft Die ei9'nen ainoer baben
Sbr ei9'nes 9eben, ieSes fir iid ielbt
gftt eig'nen Sorseu, 6reuoen une @nt'
~tuiirfen.
unS baben ite unS nod 10 lieb, 10 9ibt's
bod immer aub'res, mas lie lieber babeu,
uno has nit 8edt. Sebod ein treueS 94eib
Salt bel inns aus. neil in Der Gbe ales
Semeiniam 1T unb feiuen mebr fir iid)
IQein Slid ODER ungliid treffen fam.
go 1T eS freilib aud Der ei9'ne Sortbeil,
Der Wfann uno Weib 10 aneiuauoer fettet,
Oot ei9enniiBi9 1T ia ale 9iebe;
Der liebe @ott miro's mohl 10 bobeu Wollen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13
1as Gin,iat.

uSie femncn ia ben YraGer, oe,t alien
@auner, ben @u9erer llnb Salsab.
itneioer. Sest baben lie i'm enolid]
erfpiibt. 0eitern murbe er III spei
Sabren aerfer p%erurtbeilt. yDas 1T
baS @inii9e, mas er ebrlif perbient bat. a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13
0eraas9eplabt

9err: SIS tbut mir leio, mein
Sraulein, baB Sire 6rau Mutter &C.
ltorbem lit; mar iie lanse franz :
Srdnlein: r8(oS brei Gage
9err: rWas? Das mar ia faum
Der Wtiibe mertb "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13
pie So@seitsreifs 2aeiGomiers.

MfeilIonier, Der beriibmte Meter BON
1873 unb Der napoleonil9en 6%elbenge.
i6i6te, bate, pie erit jett befannt miro
einen Roman perfaBt, Ser erit mad lei'
mem CODE DerOffentli6t meroen lotte.
Sn oielem 0omaie bate Der aiinltter
ieine etge11e 8el6i6te gel6riebcn. Gr
erSGblte, mic or ais arn1er ilr1ger Mann
balo nod leiner 9odseit Ben @ntl6lu6
gefabt babe, li6 nit letner Srau na6
Dapre 31 begeben, bort Nrbeit ST luben
nno it9 banu, na1oem ct etfpas @elb
erfpart baben wiirbe, mad Imerifa eins
5nihiHen. Dieter Blan tpltrbe iebod
bur9 einen trasifomtiden 3miidsnfad
pereitelt.
lint nab SABRE 81 s%elangen, beitieg
oas tnr9e @bepaar in 8ercD Elm Sbiff
bas bte Seine entlans fubr. Mei{onier
bate jebo6 bamals BON Ser Geographic
uno BON Der Hummelshine, audi nidt
bte ~leilelte Nbnang, unb 10 fam es, baB
er poblgemrth itromauf udrts - alIo
tn perfebrter Ridtung -fubr unb itatt
In Sabre in Wfelun ans 2anS fties.
Ga lctnc @elbmittel bebeutenS 5l1a
iammengel6molSen maren nrto er ocln,
9endB Die grobe Sabrt mad Sapre ntdt
nod etnlnal BON born beginllen fonnte
muBte er III Segleituns leiner iuugeu
@attin gu Sup nad Yaris wanoern.
Dur9 biele 6ob5eitSreiie nit Sin.
Oernti1eu lDur6e MetliDuter peranlnRt
i'm Taterlanoe Sa bleiben. Das Ma,
nuifript bes 6omars, in meldem Der
beriibnte Mtaler Die eben ersd6lte sc.
i9idte ausfibrli6 idiloerte, 1T perloren
sesangen, unb MeiHonierS @rben be-
miibten iid bis iett pcrsebers, es mies,
oer5ufinoeu.
Mau permutbet, oaB es bon Der
smeiten Srau bes SHELTERS, meld)e ibrer
Sorgdngeria, Ser erlten Srau, bis iiber
Sas @rab binaus grollte uno bieielbe
nt6t in eiltem Tomare ibreS @atteu
perberrlidt leben molte, bel Seite 9e-
lhafft ODER nernidtet morben iet.
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Sumer etifetteacmGk.

Snmer ttifettegemak. Die frans
5Diiiden a0uise lpeiitsn elmer alt berge,
bradten Gillette semdb IetS an einem
pieredisen Glide. als aarl x. I'M
Sabre 1880 fli9ten mubts, murbe oiele
9eitimmuns aud unterwess itrens
beobadtet. Sn rNisle ltdnlli6 ianS
iid in bent @aitbaule, in melbem Der
fiidtenoe SOnts ab9eitieseu mar, fem
oerartiger Gid Dor, Der 80nig behalf
oaber, iofort einen aniertisen Sn lailen,
mas audi biauen elmer Stunbe sel6ab.
Grft oamm ieste fi6 8arl Su Gid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13
Su ben eualilten YQrlomeuts:

= Sn ben enslii9en parlamentss
wablem baben biz iebt bic Gonierpatis
ben 210 Sibe e%rrungen. bic 2iberalen
179. bic liberalen llnioniiten 81, bic
Antisp arneliten IS unb Die parnellis
ten 5 SiBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

@ematbli@. @taubiger: ISL.
len sic aud, oaB i'd iest ldOn fait ELL
gauges Sabr ta9tdslid gu Sbnem
fomme!A - STUDENT: sSait re9t,
alter Sanse, mir t6nntep eigcntlih on"
81 einanber lasen !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

Spefulatib. Der ais 2orbmaDor
BON 3onbou seltorbene Cir Qoscet mar
anf lebr iinnrei9eW eiie gu leinem Nei6s
tbum sefommen. als junger Nnfanser,
Der iid eben erlt in eiuer Der 9onooner
SoritGbte etablirt bate, lieB Ell auf leir
3abeni4ilo ldreibelt nno 1T alien Get,
tungen befannt MAIDEN: ,Materials
fpaaren aller Irt bel Sobu 3oscet, Der
iid aud gu perbeiratben lpiinldt." =
Ole Solse- mar, baB er cinen sroBeu
tpeibli6en &unoenfreis erbielt. Oo1
bitete er iid Dobl, friiber gu beiratben,
ais bis CT Sur9 ieinen finbigen @infall
gum rei6en Wtanne geipprben mar, mas
1tur menige Sabre bauertc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

Gin Optimiit. Strot6 (oer
einen Yapierfrasen finoet): Sect nod
einen i6mar5en Nn5ug lnb GDlinber.
bann MIR ih %obenarfM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

Cine lufige zrauerfeier. Der be,
fannte @pigrammatifer &dltner bate
ben Nuftrag, bel Der Granddaughter
oes seitorbenen id9iii6en Miniiters b.
Winabaulen cine 0feoe 5u batten.
Na9 inn iollte Der f0nisli9e 8epolt.
md6tigte MturraD ipre6en. ya1t bate
3ditner @%elesenbeit, III bas Manulfript
Der Reoe beS nebett inn litenben, gang
in ietn 8on3ept Oertieften Mfurrap einer
Bltf 5u werfen unb iblob feline Rebe
init ben 8orten: nsllo leib fart,
griiber, unb meinet ni6t = ipeinet
nt9t!" @leid na6 linn erbob ii9
WurraD rno besann: p@etnet, 8rii.
Der, meinet." 1rot Der Seierli6feit bes
Nugenbides sntitanb Elm gar tri6t gu
unterbriidenbes @eladter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

SIN 8riiKel III am Il. Suli bic
Gontituirenbe 8eriammlung 5uiams
mengetreten, beren 4ufgabe es 1T, cine
neue Staatsberfahung aIssuorbeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

Dts bette 6albe Der Welt fir SGnitte, N~usti6un,
sen, @si4mare, Btebers une Sautsgusi&Iae glshte,
tetten furtrt 6dmorrbotben pber tetne Be,atluuS.
Voutse Suflteeenbett s~aranttrt otsr tas Gelb wirb
3urn6e-ftattet. Is Gents ee S6abtel. 3um Uertdut
In allen apothsfen. aboIpb Dretb, Tbomrion & Co.,
MboIeiole.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-13

f4pu frr1er tehdnheIt rurbe unb NIT wslmeu Wttttelu.
Ver1orene Mannbarkeit. icpte ane
S4wdneu Der 0e{MIeht6orSoue beftrnmt furtrt.
Observation-Disclosures perten TN 9aaie
cr 3sanfsn Mnb c9ns Snftrumente furiri. Gtn 'pnn'
Catarrh und Krankheiten der
Aaut, bea DIuteS unb 9ersens, Der 9e5er uah Der
eiereu.
syphilis. Das am se}@ptnpeReu uni lderasu
teIenbe NfttteI. &ur ~sarauttrt.
aaut- krankheiten aler @ri merben fns
rtrtf no anbere 3uren mtblaugen.
Unuatuerlicher Abf1usS mire prompt
n etu pdar Tassu furtrt.
Maeine Metbpben.
/. Erefs Erufnltattpn tn Der Office pter per gof.
2. Genaue u~nterlu1uns nnb Dta9upie.
3. Sober wtrp auf Grunb pt6eniAa ftlther 9rnetpteu
tsbanbeit unb fetn cber tbr Sal wtrh Sd ipeeieaem
Stuhtnm aeaa@t.
1. Dtutse pretie unp letste 8ahfunssbebtnsunsen.
Su ben meiRen Edueu fam be aranftett I'm 9du{e
se6 8ranfen behanbelt merbeu.
S&vettt nm Spmptpm : 8rrmular Nc. l, fhr Mdns
ger.
G4retbt nm Spmptpm g ormular Ro 2, fur Erauen.
S4retbt nm Spmptoms Gormular 30. 8, ftf Sauts
traultetten.
prtefe uerben prompt bcantr crtet. GGe @ef&afts
Stttt1f 9ebalteu. Nebt3in r!rb pertrr1eu aefaubt.
aeferenen BITE Banfeu RON Gan Gntcnip.
9eutfm 8efprDMen.
Man a~prefire an ober fpreGe Dor Bet
,. n HATHAWAY, M. d.,
Sxbeus 0ebdube, SO unb So Wef 8 Gcmmerufratt
San Nufpntc, Ie5as, etut Trsppe bod.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-13

Jennings of Chicago, ILL.,; George w.
Hancock of Sacramento; c. E. Evans of
Goltax; Captain VIM. Mitchell Innes,
Wallace Dewe of Loomis; James K.
OBrien of Smartsville; A. G. Cleveland
OF Oroville; Homer Mitchell of New
castle; t. w. Madeley of Sacramento; C.
/. Wyer of Winters; Robert Jones OF
Seattle; 3. 3. Deming. Fred. P. futile,
l.. L. Cham berlain, Ed. Mccormick, Ben
T. Tabor, O. T. Seavy, ". B. Lardner, L.
I. Warner, e. j. French, J. S. Quire, O.
Il. Smith and 4. j.. Dunn of Auburn.
h. l.. Dunn presided as POSTMASTER in
his usual happy and entertaining
way, and kept the merriment going until
the early morning hours. Toasts were
proposed and responded to as follows:
1.-THE Citrus Fair" by G.. W. Hancock;
Auburn" by Ben P. Tabor; 1.-The
Press" by Charles Erich; "Our Guests, -
by Charles ]. Hirsch; 1.-THE Bar" by f.
P. futile; ''Our Boys by L. l.. Cham
berlain; "Our Girls by Robert Jones;
''Yuba DAM" by j. K. O'Brien; "Epu-
lettes and Brass Buttons" by G. C.
Hutchinson; Butte County," by A. G..
Cleveland; "Yolo County," by c. f.
Wyer; Sacramento County" by T. w.
Madeley; Placer County, by b. B.
Deming; California; W. b. Lardner.
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IN THE EVENING.
Editor Filcher Delivers an Interesting
Address on the Fair.

Editor Filcher Delivers an Interesting
Address on the Fair.
AUBURN, Jan. 1.-THE attendance this
evening was much larger than last night,
and people stayed until the doors were
closed. The Newcastle Band rendered
choice selections during the evening.
Hon. j. A. Filcher delivered an address,
in which he expatiated upon the grandeur
OF the climate of the northern citrus belt.
and its possibilities. The Act of the Leg
lslature, IN appropriating money for State
Gurus FAIRS, was one of the grandeSt
things that ever emanated from that au-
gust body. 1t was particularly grand for
Northern California, as it gave the latter
an opportunity to show to the world what
1t was, and what it possessed. 1t had
given 1t a start that would lead to great
prosperity. Fasteners would wonder for
while, but would soon become alive to
the truth Of the situation.
He complimented the neighborjng
counties that had come forward so Will
Ingly with exhibits and made the fair a
success. They had done nobly, and it
was their enterprise that set Placer going
the way she did, and caused her to put up
superb exhibit. Placer, he said. had
got there with both feet" and the effort
would have good effect upon the people.
Mr.. tilcher thanked Sacramento for
waking up. That county, at the Oro-
vile fair, had sent in their oranges and
labeled them, ''These were grown in the
open air" But this time she had come
forward with a big exhibit. and said
nothing about the open air.
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Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.

Snecial to the RECORD-UNION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Representative
Harter Of Ohio introduced in the House
to-day bill for the consolidation Of the
Customs Commission Districts of the
country. 1t reduces the number Of dis
tricts materially. Under it Arizona will
have one district, California and Nevada
two. Alaska one, Montana and Idaho
one, Colorado, Wyoming and Utah one.
| The bill abolishes all commissions, emol-
uments, ETC., and provides for annual sal
aries to Customs Collectors, Naval Of
! ficers and Surveyors at certain Of the
larger points. The smaller collection dis
tricts are to be divided into five classes,
according to the amount of business
| transacted.
! 1t is deemed probable that the Ways
and Means Committee OF the House will
make one very radical departure from
! the past practice of the committee. This
| will be declining to afford prolonged
| hearings to those various interests likely
| 10 be affected by proposed legislation.
| The sense Of the Democratic majority is
| clearly in favor Of limiting the work of
| the committee to the preparation of less
! than dozen bills affecting only that
number of articles OF import. and those
interests desiring hearing to be re-
| quested to reduce their statements to
writing.
DAME! McKeever, Secretary of the
New Y ork Association Of Importers, and
Mr. WoHrell, a member of that associa-
ton. to-day applied to Chairman Springer
for a hearing to correct what they char
acteriZe a general erroneous impression"
in regard to the working of the McKin-
ley Act. These gentlemen stated that
there was a much larger falling OFT in
importations of wooden goods under the
operation Of the Mckinley law than APP
peared by the report of imports and ex
ports furnished by the Treasury Depart
ment. They cited the fact that the Nc
Kinley law provides that all goods in
bond on or prior to the lst day Of October,
1890 could remain in bond until Feb
ruary l, 1891, and on being taken out
would be subject only to the duties i'm
posed by the Act of March 3, 1885,
hence these gentlemen maintained that
the basis of determining the decrease in
importation of wooden goods under the
Mckinley Act was to make statement
from February l, 1891, to the present
time. That statement, they said, would
show a falling OF of more than so per
cent. in imports of wooden goods. Ex-
cept as to sugar and tin plates, the receipts
of customs since the passage of the Nc
Kinley law should date from February |,
1891, for purposes of comparison with
previous duties. At the suggestion of the
Chairman, it was agreed that the New
York Association Of Importers, or the
two gentlemen themselves, should reduce
their statements and comparisons to writ
ing for formal presentation to the whole
committee.
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CONGRESS-.
Bill Presented in the Senate for Coast
Defenses.

Bill Presented in the Senate for Coast
Defenses.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Among the
departmental and other communications
laid before the Senate were three agree
ments for the cession of their lands made
by the Shoshone and Arraphoe Indians
of the Wind River Reservation, in Wyo-
ming; the Indians of Pyramid Lake
Reservation, and the Kickapoo Indians
of Oklahoma. They were ali referred to
the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Many petitions in favor Of the loan OF
S5,O0O.000 to the Worlds Fair. on condi-
ton of its being closed on Sunday, were
presented and referred.
Dolph from the Committee on Coast De-
lenses reported bill for the purchase of
sites for Notifications; also bill TO pro-
vide for Notifications and other seacoast
defenses, and they were placed on the
calendar. The latter bill carries an ap-
preparation Of Sl00,000000, SI0,OOO,OOO to
be available the first of the year, and So
OGO,OOj year for ten years thereafter.
A large number of bills providing for
public buildings wore then reported and
placed on the calendar.
The Senate went into executive session,
and when the doors were opened an ad-
Journment was taken until tomorrow.