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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.


Novor WoIlor ~ yonkers has received an Offer
from a business man Of this city 10 tahc N-o"oo oil
the $50 900 Of tax relief bonds when the cltv has
advertised TO sell on Monday next. ANA th"t" Is a
pros poet that the entire issue may he taken by local
investors who have not heretofore been puiraSers of
city bonds This issue Of tax relief bonds VIII mature
next sming and will bear interest N = per cent.
The usual rate Of interest Is per cent. ana the In
crease I'm the rate Of interest this issue OF bonds
WAS made because of the strngcncy 81 the money
tcf but # did not have the effect expected oil bringing
offers from the usual purchasers Of bonds IL Is felt
that the taking of these bonds bv local investors Will
really be a good thing for tn" city. ana II Is pro
pos,d TO issue CITY bonds OF small denomination, sdv
800 in order to make them available Tor small In
vestors. The issue OF tax relief bonds on Monday
next WILL # IS expected provide enough for the
running expenses of the city for the present.
II i, announced that the city OF Mount Vernon
and thc Union Railroad have compromised their
differences and that the olsncl- to the uniting Of
the tracks Of the Union road and the lonkcrs road N
Mount Vernon have now been removed Work Will
be pr>h.d ON The con TRACTION OF about 900 feet Of
track necessary 10 unite the rails Of the Wo com
paulr, nj the Harlem road. near IN" HrnnN River. ana
i, /, expected That cars viii be- running through Ia this
question of a ccnt fare In tl- ci''. ana HE stopping
of tho ears nj the rrnnN Rive rund VIII ccaS" 10
cnu,c trouble between the road and the city govern
ment With the union of the TWO roads the Onkcr,
road will ccf fine power for IT. Mouut Vernon line from
inc bic pownr hOiISc OF the Union Company at Wr-t
Farms and one great source 0f trouble In the opera
ton Of the line 10 Mount Vernon viii be removed u
j. understood that by the agreement fnch'u Inc CITY
az Nouui Vernon ha. waived IL claim to jc"ui
fare 10 One hundred and cniy ninth ST. ana The
Union Company has agreed 10 pave between H. tracks
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/ ATl I(Si y
\ MEMBER OF \ HANkEt ~ FIRM DI-NrEARN.

\ MEMBER OF HANKErIT FIRM DI- APPEARS.
Jcssc To-. 81 thc bankrupt cr'g""d- im OF Lee.
RlauN,l' N1~.. f. . funii''. and b. aid tp h'v"
been followcd 10 tauatd by h. wife and children.
Lee, partner, accuse him 81 d.frnuiinr them and
thus cnu.ing the failure lee Wa Popular Y"ur-
man. and IN, alleged misconduct ia caused ~'n
.aiipn. -wrct-"r. lcmbrooh Co.,. ~ NV
York have ,ucd Augusta, Ilautclt. member 81
In. late firm 10 recover ~ 800. The Paterson firm
owed the Ncw-lork concern for good. and II j.
alleged that Elnuvct sold out hi Interest for 100"
without sending WORD 10 the creditors iinl l" Wa
about to Withdrew from the company. When bloom
in.drr Brother, bought the entire i1ck under lore
closure Of - chat'rl Worigag". the rW"rl,"rlrn
brook firm found thcmsclvc~ Ia the lrr b. They hal
Elauvc,i arrested on cdpsa,, ana lac WI, released
on ~ bail
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4 WOMAN FATALLY SHOOTS \ MAN.

WOMAN FATALLY COTS \ MAN.
Nj. Marie ~pozzDtp. of Orange Yong married
Italian woman. yesterday fatally shot Nicplau. ser
ranat. i workman employed oil sewer. >crranaii
h9i been paving attention, TO Mrs. ~pH''i'. Who
learned that >crranau had boI>ied ~ his intimacy
with her. she took revolver anl went tp th"
sewer where ~crrauaii wording. To her dcmanl
for IN explanation hc returned an "Na-Ir" answer
and the woman drawing her revolver fired ID" ball
striking >crIalia IN The lrf sidr below the Iih AMI
Passing nearly through thr body. Mrs. ~P'zh"ip al
tempted to lire again. tui the pistol Wa k'h
oit Of her hand 10y another laborrr. III" wa Then
arrested ScrranatI sill alive last evening but
the py ~clan, said his death question of onl,
u few hour Mrs. ~pozl0to WIS rimmil'f 10 The
County Jail without bail. he j, twenty-five year,
old AMI the mother 81 one child.
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EI1PIIALEr sTRArroy ALLOWED TO co FREE.

The octogcnaran husband. Elp.a"t Stratton father
Of Arson ". siratton. Of Concy Island who was
arrested Il few weeks ago on the charge Of Starving
his youthful wife at their home 40. ia Gates ave-
was discharged yesterday by Police Justice Iaggerty
The aged defendant who +, In his eighty fourth year.
looked hearty he arieaTcd in cour, with his counsel
The Justice said that h" had been informed that
Mr.. etratton AMI his wife were living happily to
gethcr and that he was providing for her wants.
Mr. >rtpns counsel said th,t this g. and hat his
client doing all in his power To make his wife happy
AT C0ncy Island hotel. Justice liaggery said that
II similar charges were again brought against Mr.
StrattOn Il would go hard with him. Careful reading
Of the testimony had failed 10 show a deliberate al
tempt the part of the defendant 10 starve his
wife TO death, and therefore he was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
THE PEQCOD CLCB,s OUTING

The Pc1uod Cab OF the XIIth Assemble District
will have It's first cutting August . N,su,.rs and
their friends will assemble at the cpbrooms ot 2
q. m. and march to the foot of West Twenty.
sccondst. whence they Will be- convened by IN. iron
steamboat g gnus To College Point Thcr. win h."
Baseball f0Ot all quoit throwing. foot races ole lc
tween the Pequ0is and repre- sentaivs OF other tribes
Arran gcMens have been made for the accommodation
of two thousand persons. Members arr expected 10
be properly decorated with gala paint feathers
and 10 furnish the Committee OF Arrangements In ad-
vance with the sizes Of their hats and those Of their
invited guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

An ANGRY CROWD THREATENS IENTn TO
NEUTNI. DKINEE.

BRUTAL DRIVER.
Joseph lI"iZoe n young man. living al no 231
JcfcrsOn-St narrowly escaped being lynchrd BIZ an
angry crowd on Wednesday night. II"rzpg had been
employed by Adam nic! - friedman. To move Il
family from No. IA Gcnrgc--t While III" men were
carrying the furnur" down stair. Ample Miller,
nine years old stood watching them on the lower
landing. llcI0g. II j. allcgC SEIZED Tie gri and
carried her into the cellar Of the building. where she
bound and gagged. The child managed get
free. ana staggering upstairs 10 her parents apart
men>, told he. mother what had hapI "nc1. AMI t'n
f1l In faint 10 The floor. Word was sent 10 the
Police. ana officer Decker ~rIt arr,.~' lI.f-
zog. In III" mean time the news Of the girls
p"ricncc had spread. and u large and excited crowd
followed the officer ~ IIcr7Og'S home.
when The officer appeared with NJ, prisoner tho
crowd rushed forward. crying Lynch him Lynch
him" The officer. realizing the siiuaton. drew hi,
revolver and hcd III" crowd at bay until the Datrol
wagon arrived. Yesterday justice Watson held Her
zOg for cXaminatiuIl.
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A CIVIL COURT CLERK UNDER HEAVY BAIL.

james Dillon. clerk cf the Third District 'vil Court.
over which Justice F. Clarence Murphy prcsdcS. ap
pearcd in the Court Of Sessions YESTERDAY and pcal'
not guilty TO the Indictment found 10y the Grand Jury
charging him with converting 10 his own u.s.. money
deposited with the Court belonging 10 L. Frlor a ION.
Of New York. and amounting 10 41G6 90. lIil bail
fixed at $I,jo0 and william brennan Of No. -
Oakland-St. gave the bond for him. II j. said that
Dillon has become devote" e the raccirac ana has
played the races" greatly to lis financial dcirincnt.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

The Rev. d. c. Potter supplementary proceedings
Meeting OF Produce Exchange members, p m
Brighton Beach oces, p.
Hudson Bowling Club reception. Cosmopolitan faiA'
s p. m.
Monmouth Park races. 80 p. m.
Netropotan Association Of Cycling Clubs. Coiu'hoi''
3 p. m. ,,, point
American Yacht Club ball. clubhouse, Melton rom"
evening. ~ x C
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band D. He
poron Coudenhove Mrs. Howard Potter, Baron
piese Stanley Sugden Selden P. Spencer, Baron
scbmertzing. Baron Won Which and Spencer Will
Jams were among the passengers of the HAMBURG
American steamer Fuerst Bismarck, when saheu
for Southampton and Hamburg yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
THE RECORDS
GAMES TO. DAY

Brooklyn VS. Philadelphia. at Eastern PARK Brooklyn
Washington vs. New-Nork, at Washington.
ST. Louis Cleveland, at st. Louis.
Louisville vs. Chicago at Louisville.
Boston vs.. Baltimore. at Boston.
Cincinnati vs.. Pittsburg. at Cincinnati.
Richardson says he has been treated fairly in
Brooklyn. lie expects join the WORK team He
will probably third base Davis gOiIc outned
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MOTET kISCO

The Village Trustees Of Mount ki>co met Wcdnes
day night ana organized Board Of Water Com.
missloners A. l.. Banks was chosen president T.. J..
DaI!cv secretary and John Il. TAFT, treasurer. The
trustee, will soon meet and hX date for IN clcc
lion hv the favpavers decide the question whether
Mount Kl.co shall own il own water wOrhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
THE GIANTS WIN IN WASTIlNiI ON.

SCORE TO 5-DOYLE'S BATTING AND THE FIELD
WORK OF HOY AND BURKE THE FEATURES.
Washington. July 27.-Twevc hundrs2 pea~ns
New-York defeat Washington TINS afternoon that
was interesting despite The visitors batt'1
frequently game, while
the could hit twice when the bases
were full. features game DOye's batting
and field Of Hoy and Burke. Davis scored
OF his Wise and sullivan stopping
in the circuit Of the bases The score
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Totals 20 II % - /

Earned Philadelphia . Brooklyn 9. First base
BY BROOKLYN l. Lf on SaS Tv
Tor. .. of J. sharot ?, of stein 2 struck ou,mby
.Corcoran Daly Keller. Throcbasc hitS-Foutz DIy.
Two-base hitsGlemcn,s Cross Broutiers, e Sharrott
Sacrifice hts-Halman Allen J. Sharrot Griffin, Burns,
Brorthers Kecler. stolen base,-C'rinn Foutz Doublr
plays-Acn Dcchanty and Mailman. Hit by pitcher
Stoin. Passed bali-Clcments Umpire-i'afney Time
NJ
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OUAKERS UTTERLY ROUTED.
BRIDEGROOMS BEAT THEM. HORSE. FOOT
AND DRAGONS.
TREMENDOU BATTING BY THE BROOKLYN
TEAM-KEELER MAKES FINE SHOWING
WITH THE STICK.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


New.York = Washington 3. Boston H. Baltimore tscc-
Brooklyn 20. Philadelphia , ond game. 80
Boston @ Baltimore > (hrst Chicago L. Louisville g.
game. Cleveland u, ST. Louis s.
Cincinnati 8, Pttsburg 8.
The ba results ard Incidents OF yesterday OF
unusual Interest local followers OF the sport. The
Eew-YorS and Brooklyn teams not only won, but the
their fourth consecutive victory and won
the gamo away from home that. The BrdegrOOms
gavo Philadelphia OF worst defeats of the
season, and time dslodced the Quaker City
men tho lead in the for the penIant. The New
York club released Keeer OF the most valuable young
jayers in the country to Brooklyn and Keller yester
day played Of the strongest games this neigh
lofhood this year.
900 people ouncyed To- Eastern Park, Erook-
l,u witness the battle between the Brooklyn and
~ adelphia 1t Ladies' Day and the fair
turned IN 9oOdy numbers the athletes play.
appears have recovered from his indisposton.
ami with the exception OF the second inning. when the
Quaker City earned runs. he had his rivals at
his mercy AZ the ending OF Che seventh inning with
the IS 2. Foutz concluded Stein and az
tbs time give young George Sharrot local semi
professional, trial The youngster is lethanded and he
ala good work the visitors making only hit and not
letting u beyond first base. The
PHILADELPHIA. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

Smoke-Colorcd Air.-Street Salesman 1at the
station of a Worlds Fair roadD-Erc v are, Oct
Yer smoked glasses now. and the eyes from
The glare Of the wife buildings.
I,nyous New orkcr-Do You mean TO tell me
that Chicago atmosphere doesn't afford sufficient
nrotection Of that kind?-(Chicago Record
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sun 80 sun eot- 10 Moon rises - Moons age 10
iIlGH WATER TODAY.
AM-Ssndy Hook III toy. Island 30 Hell Gate o:22
P.M-Saudy Hook =. Gov. Island - Hell Gate J;31
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures de Mendonca. Brazilian M'h'
,s,or az Washington. CLAREN DON-Count Octavio
caneyaro Of PERI. FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Arthur
p German OF Maryland. HOLLAND-'ienersl Joseph
r. florence OF Chicago. MURRAY HILL-f.N', on
orc,,man Carlos French Of Connecticut. WALDohr-
The Marquis de Vilalobar OF Madrid. WlNp'oN-
.,ernor Roswell T. Flower and the Nawab OF Rampur.
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THE PRICE or COAL UNCHANGED FoR !rGrS7

meeting Of the Eastern anthracite coal agents
was held yesterday 10 GiFuss the price Of col FOR
next month. Il was decided not to make any clang,.
in the price. bnt Tie ouput viii De- limited to an
amount To be decided upon.
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N MssnY,Gsien ..: ...5 % %
, Earned rins-Washington g. Ner-York A.. First base
by errors-washington 2, NewYork p Loft on ha'e--
Washington g. New-YOrk {. First base bas-On
BALDWIN 4 or Meakin 3. Struck out-By Baldwin ]
by Meahin 1. Three-base hits-Baldwn. Farrell. Raj
fori Twohase hits-Strcker. Ward. Sacrifice hit-
Davis. strczer. stolen 1asc-Doyle Double play
Fuller ConnOr; Meakin Stricken Llrkiu.
Paced hall-Fancli. Umpires-Mcouaid and Pierce.
~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
HENRY 4. DANIELS. NJ. ID.

DR. Sanford's Liver IMMIGRATION is q vegetable.
cure for bilousnc -tatOI, Indigestion. n rurr,
Thousands annually-Try IT,
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20 WT.NT o.'T III.
Diseases ~ the Nervous System. (icnIfo.Jftin. 30
Organs Impotency and sterilty. Hours 10 : y" I
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Announcements.

Saratoca Splings Krclcy Institute. for fho euro
NJ alcoholism and opium habit j. now and r,lIl, an
inc up For germs and information write k"l,y insffnf.
saratoga springs NY Saratoga ana ret, Troy boat, a 10
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4 IrXITRY FOR 1

Browns CamphOratcd sapOnacc0us Dcntifrice il
tho host fnnth powd"r in the world for pr..or,i, ~
teeth ..Hcfrcshing and Delicious - cents lot,.
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E. & w "OCTA' "SHATTEMuC T. L. w
Either style you wear . low collar "a W.
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A LUXURY FOR TOURISTS
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder In metal boVe, with
| patent measuring tube. Neat and portable - Els
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. JULY %.
.NUIIII\L NLII.N.

SUNDAY, JULY 30.
Hl'ana. Spin-h. Havana ....--..-. ........ 10 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

NJ ancrs Moorish Pine IN Kingston. etc State OF
N,bn,k, BIZ. rlI-sow Wells CT, Br. bn-toi Phila
driphll la ',ua, "a &c; M nuth DR. L,TpOpl lhon q
McAu" tlir, Philadelphia Fu,~t Bismarck o'"D, Ian
burg Via southampton.
trul.cr, puntr Don-koi tl;u,, y 'Wport. Rynda
(lsu-, Newport Admiral Nnchnon Nigs-t. Newport.
ship, GrOlgc Cunts. san rrdnci>co, loanthc (Br)
AnJrr .
iirks E-"mrlar utau. AMER Sarrinner (Nor
laGang.
Big, IIar.Iot q. Nn-NLils scnd. 81. rl,Ire.
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Sas finb bic 8eiIpiele BON &edt
unb @ere9tigfeit lit San Marcos unb
es aeigt aud gu slei9er 3eit, tpas fiir
elm fanatif6er Muder urb 6eu6ler
Sr. Grce0ena. Der @onberneur 6ogg
1T. Nun, meme S9ulb 1T es fri6t,
baB er ben @ouperneursfubI peru1z
siert unb bic Seutf6en, mel9e timmz
ten, brau6en aud ui6t gerabe ffoIa anf
ibn gu fein.
Sn Neus8 raunfels bat 9err $. CUB
mig fein 9oteI felt benz /. Mfai tpieber
ibermommen. 9as 9otel 1T 11eu reftauz
rirt unb 9err 2ubptg 1T melt unb brett
feiner Jreunbli9feit. unb @efdligfeit
balber befannt. Mus bieiem @rurbe
tDerben ii6 aud ale feline alien Gremn6e
freuer, bel 9erru pieber auf 1einem
alien plabe 5u feBen unb 1idt berfebz
len, penn fie nod 3eu>8 raumfels toms
men, 2ubpiss 9otel auf5uiu@en. Gin
e%leganter 8arroom TT nit benz 6otel
berbunben. 9ie @etrdnfe 1inb gut unb
frif9 unb bic 8epirtbung bic bette,
pelde man fi6 miini6en fann. Sober
@inbeimif6e iomobI aIs Grembe iolte
Germ 2ubuig einen 8eiu9 abitatten.
DAB es ibnen bort gefd1t, babon bin
I'D i%ber3engt. s. 8. 9 II d.
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N4erIei.

Wie aus Der betrefenben Mn.
fiinbiguns erfi9ttid, bat fid bic Girma
pager, Motbs & 8reitling anfgeI6f.
9err 8reitling 1T auriidsetreten un6
bas M6belgef6dfi pirb mie friiber
bon pager & Motbs meter ses
fibrt.
~ Die Sbeilnebner an benz pifnit
Der Mngeftenteu Der Sniernatipnalbabn
In Neus8 raunfel8 fiilten IA paHagiers
cars. I'm IL ubr Mbenbs febrten bic
grsurfioniften 3uriid, na6bem He in
Nets8 raunfels ei1ei1 rsht persniigten
Sag berlebt batten.
Muf ben 1erba9t bin, bas Geuer
in SETS Stall angele9t 3u baben, 1T
cine Bolin berbaftet tuprben, bic ems
her 0dufer Sets betuobnte unb Der
gefiinbigt tpDr6en mar, nobel fe in
einem Worttampfe ni9t gerabe bic
frennbf9aftIi6fen @efiihIe sesen Geff
o~ffenbarte.
Or. q. Menser erbielt bic Nads
ri9t BON benz MbIeben feineS 8rubers
Nugmft in 6puftpn, Der San Mntonio
Dor ettpa Is Sabren perlieB. gr ers
rei9te Elm Mlter bon itur As Sabren
unb hinterldBt Jrau umb z 8inber.
Dies lit geuiB cine b~etriibenbe Mit.
tbeiIung fir bic bielen biefigen Greunbe
bes bieberen Mannes, Der i'm befen
unb trdftigften Mannesalter pl6bli1
ben Seinen entriHeu tpurbe.
- Sn Der Ha@t bonn SDnntag aum
Msntag finb bier nidt tpeniger als
bier Morbanfdae begangen tporben,
bapot elmer nit t0btli1em Musganae.
Sn Der Camp Oarb bon W6Ib an Ser
Ode bon Grio< u1b Peress9 traBe mur=
ben Der beutf6e Garn1er Greb. 8erine
aon Der 6elotes unb eiit Weritaner
iberfaaeu, beraabt unb nit bid Merten
entfeblid augeridtet. Bering bai
ntebrere S1dbelbrii6e encouragement
uab benz Meritaner lit Der 1nterfiefer
b~olffdnbig 3ertriimmert tporben. 3uei
anbere eltifdne Der gIeider Nrt tpurber
unter5alb Sets Store in Der Sib=
JloresffraBe an 5tuei Meritanern bers
iibt, bon bemen elmer bereits feinen
g~erleBunsen ertegen tit. Die gers
pnnbungen Der Spfer bieier Morbs
Mnfdle finb, tpie un8 Der Stabts
Nr3t, 9err Or. Menser, mittbeiIt, ges
raDe5u fir9terli6er Mlt. GofentIid
gelingt es, Der S1euiaIe babbaft al
tDer6en unb ibnen bic infinite Befannts
f9aft NIT Sellers 96@terlein gu bers
f9afen
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NOm ct. Souls mad Metu gorf.

Ser au8seseidnete giienbabn3uss
9ienit bon 81. Souls iiber bic Wanz
balia atnb pennfplbania 2inie mad
philadelphia, Baltimore, Waibimgton
unb Nem Dprt aiebt bic Mufmerfiamz
felt bes r~eifenben publifums i'm Mez
fen INNER mebr agf ii9. 9ieie 2inien
f9tciten init Der 3eit borar anb fibren
gem6bnli9 Suerf ale Neuerungen Be-
aiigli9 Der Sag : Waggons, pullman
S6laf> unb 9iHings@ Cars, tpel4e baau
angetban iinb. bic Bequemli9teit unb
Siderbeit bes reifenben Yublitmms gu
erb6ben, elm.
9iefe pOlitit be5igli6 ibrer 8ers
maltung ma6t cine &eiie iiber bic
penniplpania 8abn pia ST. 2ouis bes
fonbers piinf6enstpertb urb anaiebenb.
Gin @erfu9 tpirb ben @eiienben bapon
iiber3eugen, baB er feilen Srrtbum be-
ging unb bas bies in Der Shat Der elm
aige ri@tige Wes lit, INN nod benz
Often su geben.
Weabet eu@ idriftIi6 AT 5. 81.
@besbrougb, Nii1ent General
pahagiersN gent, 81. &ouis, Mo.,
UNI cine aarte nebit 8eidreibung, bic
iebr biel %uertbbole Snformation emit
bGlt.
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6 8 | 8.
Ser epnmtaa.


Nm SOnnta9 Gormittag loserte eine
briide1be S9miile iiber Der @tabt, Bic
isoe araftentfaltung feitens unierer
Snnntagsmufer labnt Iegte.
Mber bic 9urners6glinge IieBem fi6
in Der Geier ibres pienies ni9t fi6ren.
Nttt ~tlingenbem Spiel aogen fie bur9
bic 0auptifraBer Der Stobt bimaus ins
Jreie o baB man unnilfirli9 an
oIte, ldngit bergangene 3eiten, TOO bas
9urnertneien bier in boiler 8litbe
fanb, erinnert tpurbe.
I'm 123 nbr erbub fi6 Elm @inb
unb nit ibrn fam cine fiible Weue, bic
cine naertli9e g~erdnberung In Der
5emperatur berbeifibrte unb einer
Me9fel Der aleibung notbmenbig ers
fmetten iieB. @9tpere, bunfle Wolfen
laesrten an 0ori3ont rings UNI bic
Stabt aH6 bic Befirdtumg lag 1tabe,
bak has Mailiftdei1 fi9 gum Orfar
~uerffdrfen f6nnte. Mber bic @efabr
ging boritber; San Nntonio febt fi6
aHSge5ei9net nit benz Wetter=g Ierf,
Aoer Ielien utfiere SonntagsfrelDe per=
birbt.
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Mn5abl ifatt; ole M6lber unb }dattis
Gen Yldbe uaren beiebt bon fr6bli6en
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freiel Natir feierr umb ibren Soft
bort, anffatt III einerl bnrnpfen 0aufe,
fn9en.
ettpas 9eben entpideIte fi9 boriibers
9ebenb In ben StraBen Der @tabt erff
uieoer, als bic berfdiebenen pienics
Yartien 5u~radtebrten. Mm Spdt.
Nodulittag ilub Mbenbs CAB es Ron3ert
bei Mfutb un6 S1pl3 urb int Sperns
barfe fpielte Graus Spsrntruppe Dor
ettelt aablreigen Mubitorium.
San Mntnnip 1T INNER nod bic
vJreie4 Stabt uub uirb es bofentIi9
aud bIeiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-08

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