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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-05
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ben 8orfben6en 9errn Wm, 96Hing r..
beri6tete berielbe, baB i'm 2aufe Ser
Wo6e etipa $100 ge5ei9net unb gum
She'll follettirt noroen ieien.
Sas 4rrange ments Somite beri6z
tete, baB ba8 9irettorium nit 0errn
@bas. Werner einen aontratt fir
1925 abgei6lofen babe aur pouitdnbis
gen Serltellun9 Der Wagen.
Oem Druid &omite purben 5000
betpilligt.
9ln Stele oe8 Serrn Gonrab 6loeg
tpurbe 0err Wm. 96bnert als Oele'
gat be8 Sriegera8ereins angemelbet.
Bef9lofIen tDurbe, baB Der Setret0r
an aae 8ereine Der Stabt cine @inla.
bung ergeben laife, li6 an einem So
del3uge, Der am eriten Qbenb 1attfin=
ben iOl, gu betbeiligen.
IS uurbe fir gut befuuben, baB
bas programm baIbigit aufgefelt
iperbe, bamit man ben 3eitungen ic
balb uie mOgIi6 bic Nnaeigen aui9iden
tonne. Slerauf S6luB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-05
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gBir bieten einbunbsrs Dollars 8elpbnung
fir ieben &aI pon &atarrb, bsr nidt burd
einneRmen bon Sau's &atarrb ffur eebeiIt
iperben fam.
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gSir, bic llnterSeibneten baben s. 5 Gbe-
neb felt ben lesten Is Sabren setannt unb
baIten ibn fir ppllfommen ebrenbait in alIen
@ei4aft8banbIunsen unO finaNieu befd.
bist, ale bon ieiner 6trma einSeganeentn
8erbinblibfeiten gu erfuuen.
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Iplebp, ..
@aIbtna &tnnan & Maroin, grOss
banbelss sOrrsuiiten, SeIeco, ..
Sau'S 8atarrb Sfur wirb innerli9 eenont=
men ,nlb tpirtt birett auf bas Slut unb bic
i9Ieimi9en Oberfd9en Oes ShfemS. Seuss
nlie frei berianpt. Rreis rs Gents fir bic
8Ioi6e. @ertauft bon allen apotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-05

pobltbdtigen Gefeai6aften. pie
auigbts Of Souor uHo St. Soiepbs
1uteritiiBun9soereiu, ioipie Die Sc
fangoereine eia 3eid)en groBer Ser
wiloerunq. 91ir babsu in ben leBten
80 Sabren in fur3er elufsinanberfolge
NIT ofteren 3wii9enraumeu ilber eil
Gubenb fotbolii0e @eiitliAe bier om
Crte gsbabt; abar RtD. l}atb. WeBius
ger muBte erlt fpRnfn, unl III eineni
ortbogrup0iib ptripiIoerten 9eridte gu
erfldren, baB IN unfcrer 8emeinOe,
pel9e iiD in moraliIdjer 0iufi6t ais
elmer Der belten in Staate 3egas auss
3ei6nete. bic Silgeub our1 bic ''Public
Schools ntebr uao mebr gum @aunis
baIismus 3uridgefiibrt miro.
8enor bier 6reii6ulen ein9eri1tet
maren, CAB e Id1on pfatrer ant bies
f9sn Orte, ieootb uur bic msni9lten
Der 80 big 45idbrigeu Iier9eborenen
2eute baben bamals bon benielben
meber Geien nod 56reiben 9elernt,
pfarrer Miebinger 1T peri6nli6 ELL
groBer 6einb par ordre du mouth uns
ierer ''Public Schools unb bat f6On
an mebrsren pldbeu bes Oefteren gez
iagt, bab er beia9te @6uler pauf6res
den" niirbe, tpenu er f0nnte, aber: non
possumus.
9ier I'M 0iitritt beIte6su 4 Trei=
l6ulen, BON benen iebo6 nur 3 biefen
g6rentitel oerbiensu. Sie NltsO'6as
nis : S9ule, wel9e aud aus bem
S6ulfonb idbflid Gu. $500 fiir 6 mos
natli9en unterriGt erbdlt, itebt inbis
rect unter bem &egime 5e8 9erru
pfarrers, bireet uuter Dem bon 2
S6meItern Der Divine Providence,
Sn nd9fer gtdbe Der GreiiAule befinz
bet 1ib cine fpeeiell fatbolil9e S6ule,
in mel9er &inber bon 4 bis 8 Sabren
unter Der Sberleitung be5 Yfarrers
Mebinger fiir bic n8ublic Sdool" por>
bereitet werben. (&ofeupanfl 25 6tS
monatlid; billig, aber. -.
9ie S1ulbiider, luelde in Der
Greii9ule gu Silt. 8 Dani8 benubt
merben, tommen fat fdmmtli6 aus
einem fatbolif6en 8erIaqe, uno finb
beionbers bic 2eiebiibsr nit 2ibbilouns
gen bon @rueifiren &C unb aractdt6en
bon 9eiligeu nerfeben.
9roBbem gift Die 2nl= D'5aniss
S9ule al8 eine bubble 50ool", unb
mad be6 Gep. MeBingers Gebauptung
mirb bic Sugeno bur9 ben Beiu1 ber'
felbeu immer mebc gnb mebr perlpil.
bert.
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bauptId6lld bur6 eiIerne8 5eIbftftus
blum gu Der boben BiiOunssitufe ems
porgei9mungen, 'pel6e er einnimmt.
Ser lett 10 Sabren taube 74idbrise
greiie Singing, 1T elm bur@au8 feis
ner 8eoba6ter unb S6iIberer. Wir
empfeblen benz &eo. Mebinger, ii9
bon briiben ba8 S6ulgelb auriidi9iden
gu laifen unb beim Capt. &i6ar3 aul
S6ule su geben, I'M fi9 ein tpenig
in Der Stiliitif unb beionbers in Der
photographic feiner Wutteripra9e uns
terweiIen gu lafien.
so tebrere 8iirger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-05
Isn't ausSebeu".

DaS yaut ouSieben" bdnst niHt blps bon her 5auts
farbe ab. GS ltest efer, benn eS bdnSt benz ses
iunben 3uanbe Der inneren Srsane as. St bic eeber
antbdttS, bann iebt man gelb unb saGts aus, III ber
aus, inb bic @ieren ansesrtifen, bann febt man
srdmlt6 uuc rerbrteblh auS. Gorge fur CUTE @ez
iunbbett, bann ptrit .Du ssut ousieben". electric
Iebeub auf bic tnneren Srsane enptr. SO pcrtreibt
jusIet8 Qu8idldse, @,e6pure, SleGten unb Ionftise
nnretniStetten ber Saut, uup peri&afft eueu reuen
9etnt. gu bdben in her Gpptbete BON Ntplpb Dreib,
Gbompion & 60. so Gents BITE 6ldi&s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-05

= gtpas gang Neue8 auf benz Sc
biete Der Socialreform 1T e8, baB iebt,
mo es 10 tuie 10 aaentbalben an 2r,
beitsgelegenbeiten flir Mdnner 9 ebridt,
Grauen beim @iienbabnbau 8ef9dftis
gung finben. Nn elmer i'm 8au be-
9riffenen 9beilfrede ber 0alle>Salberz
ftdbter 8abn bat tbatfd6li6 Elm fpefus
latiDer 8ausllnternebmer cine Nn3abl
trdftiger polinnen in ieine Slenfe ges
nommen, mel6e nit ibren Mdnnern
un6 8rii6ern nm bic Nette arbeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-05
Ser ausae,ei6nete 9,bnSioInt

= Der ausge3el9nete YbpFologe
unb 8erliner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Or. SobanneS Sab 1T auf elm Sabr
beuilaubt tporben, ba8 er at meiteren
6tubiea in ben Scr. Staaten benuben
mill. ST wirb fi6 suuddf nod So
lumbuS O., begeben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y. G. a. H. w. " " w. AS'1So1---I
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIO TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains Ioave West 42dss. Station. New.York IS TO-
lows and IS minutes earlier from foot
$50 a. M.Daly local 20 susp: Bridge an1 Ss'' it
Sleeping car New.York TO Boomvtls Sundays only.
zss Ss W. bsiiy 5so to Albany for ca.ssi Mountains
1879 sissr Al Bsrao Fss Detro Chicago except
tc.esli Moanains Ps,i: Lakes MshonA aid Mia
r e,SSs fa's EXCEPT e qsy sSa c
nns $ew.Psltz. Lakes Mchonk and Mlnnsswassa:
Albany. saraoga Iaa"sta Lax george f'''0' 'sf'
la liaSssk a Mountains PsrIor ca s-iaehed NJ.
catS Marry lake. ' MoRonk and MnSesss.s: A.
Seidy Welt Is sSis Ssor iESr Albany,
'ks sli.. s. Sss Ss' rsSS. S';'S
sss s''sf % s.y 70, SeySS,s Albany
si5 p for Albany Utca syrisus K3sns sra
Bu6alo Niagara Falls TORONTO DETROIT oie'eaha anu
shIss9S; Leave, Brooklyn BY Annss AIo:oo PA oS
hi sS!;., ~ fsfs 80 q, .r i;
II, Ss. ID sS I. 13; Is p n :psi$; % .
r. s Sss eIsn Detroit c'''
al Leg si ssi Ess s
, Ssv S iss Rcw.fy 81 %s;s i2as.
'"o ~ '~ General Passenger Agent,
VAndcrbiltave.. New.Yolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

,neekness Latest accounts showed that the num-
Der has already ieached beut .,oVO ana tne "o,h -
going merr.ly forward under COMMISSIONER Locn
ana Secretary smith at the rate OF some,2lhs mn5
.OO n day Alout 300 western Pennsylvania ur"hu
Army men met ut the City Hail in i1ttsburg on
Friday evening and passed resolutions coid,n ihs
Secretary Hcke smiths attitude I'D respeee Hher,i
fnierpretaiDn of the pension laws. The resoiu-
lions were drawn up by Judge 5lage, ana are oi d
dignIHed character After they Were UNANIMOUSLY e
r g. sample who will present them TO the Natiohai
Encamurent AT indianapolis september 0
The candidates talked Of for Commanderiil-cmeI Z,
be- chosen at indianapolis next month are harro"c9
General Hurst Past Department Commander OF ono;
New Jersey has never had National Commander ana
her comrades expect New York. PennsNivani aIi
ofher states I'm this section TO vote for General tirubD
Older No o. issued by Division Commander W. n.
Robertson New York Division. OF Veterans. mead
quarters nj Cortland shows that among the Ten
camps whose reports and per capita tax were iir'' re-
ccived at Headquarters Excelsior Camp. No o.
New. York CITY, J. X. Wickham. c1ptain, ana Il. ".
Young camp No. 90. brooklyn. F. X. Naples. captain:
In the list OF camps and captains showing p'ilhs vi
five or more members since the March quarterly r..
port ar, YOUNG camp. Of BROOKLYN and Mansfield
Camp. No. 1876 J. :. Lovea'ie. captain: same Guy.
The twelfth annual encampment Of the Com
mandery Chief :. OF ". will be held at cncln
has secured and third fare from the Trunk Line
Association the certificate plan. Brothers who In
tend visiting the Worlds Fair will lind u To th'ir
interest TO visit the great National gathering Let
Any d, sired information he secured ly writing John
V. T. Garrison. of the Transportation committee. No.
30 Broadway, New-York City.
The name OF John A. ROcbllng Post, NO. 1so.
Prooklvn. has been changed 10 Charles II. Buris
Post same number David w. Lee is commander and
II. r. Hubbcll adutant.
The Initiation fee Of F.. D. Morgan Post. No 3o7.
has been raised to s15. Transfers arr advanced to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TWO Suspicious FIRES IN A FIAT nor or

Fire Marshal Mitchell will Investigate two fire,
which occurred early yesterday morning. In rooms ~
the Fitch sisters, on the second floor Of the na'-
house, No. 400 West FiftyclghtlI-s the police and
GroIen having reported the second fire n, su,.
picious.' Anna Mary and Helen Fitch are dress
second floor OF the house. for about eighteen months
/ Anna lately went to the Catskills. Mrs. Kelhn n
married sister, went 10 the fiat TO stay. a few days
ago. John Fitch engineer, with his sisters In
the fat until late hour saturday night when
h. also started for the Catskills. 4 few minutes
before / a m. yesterday the sisters aroused the
other occupants Of the house by screaming lire -
Smoke was pouring Out OF Of the bcdroms OF the
fiat George Was who occupied "A rear Nat on tho
second floor helped the fremen to extingulsh the
flames In the bedroom. and the damage 10 prop, rty
was believed not to exceed FOO
After the fire appeared 10 be- out and the ircInen
had lief, the fiat, the sisters went 10 the home of a
Mrs Johnson, Ia Fftyseventh-st, intending 10 stay
until morning. Iut they returned 10 the fiat about
an hour later and again gave alarm II fire. Then
The fremen were called again, and they put out the
fame, so quickly that other In the at were not
damaged battalion Chief Gicqucl said the first fire
had been extingulshcd completely. and there was no
connection between the two bedrooms. For that
reason ne thought the fires suspicious he said
The Fitch sisters said they did know how either
fire started They had Insurance amounting to
5000 In the Home and Royal compane,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
WERE THE BELLETUE DOCTORS CARELESS!
THE FRIENDS or MISS LUCILLE ADAMS INDIG-
NANT VI HER TREATMENT ~ THE HOSPI.
TAL-THE BODY OF THE ACTRESS

LAID At REST
The body OF Miss Lucille Adams the well-known
actress who died on Friday night from tumor OF
the brain and paralysis at Bellevue Hospital was
buried Yesterday in the Actors Fund plot In Ever
green's Cemetery. Shortly after noon the body was
carried to the Actors Fund rooms. No. Il West
/ Twenty-eighth-st where II lay In state for some
time The coffin was almost buried with the flow
ers sent by relatives and friends beautiful offerings
coming from the Actors Fund and from the Pro-
fessional Women's League, of No. % West Thr-
tieth-st Of which Miss Adams was prominent
member.
The funeral services took place at the Little
Church Around the Corner" which filled with
friends and a large number OF prominent theat-
ricaI people Or. George II. Houghton, the rector.
conducted the services Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church
Much surprise was expressed yesterday in theat-
rical circles 1T the report that want and privaton
had had "A great deal to do with the death OF Miss
Adams. a woman who had been 80 instrumental in
insuring the success OF the Actors Fund and who
was il Is said. really the originator of the FUND
There was also great Indignation shown mat
Miss Adams. after = superficial examination. should
be placed by the Bellevue doctors in the alcoholic
ward. II is said by those who knew tho actress
host that she was extremely abstemious in
drinking and that 1t could have been only through
gross carelessness that such mistake was made.
Mrs Hammond OF No. 800 West Fifty-third-st.,
T. cousin OF Miss Adams. who had demanded
a new examination when her cousin was placed
In the alcoholic ward and who Insisted on an
autopsy. was last night at her home She
was indignant. and expressed herself warmly
concerning the treatment OF her relative
"It is "A great shame" she said. that SO pure
and lovely "A character Lucille Adams, who
has done so many acts of kindness during her
ufe should al it's Close be shamefully treated
as TO be placed I'M the alcoholic ward OF Bellevue
Hospital. Those who knew her do not need to be
told that alcoholism had nothing to do with
,riss kdams's death When taken to the hos
nital she totally blind and partially paralyZed
and upon being re-examined IL was found that
she had a tumor on the brain. Miss Adams came
Of a good family. Of whom knew OF her con-
ditIon for she Of too proud disposition TO
t"t ~ one know OF her desttution. Although
she n. helped 40 many others. ] doubt II she
would ,,e ace pied assistance had 1t been offered"
Mrs ! ,nnond has number OF photographs
Of Miss Adams that show that she was remark
ably handsome woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
Ar oIuET AvON.nY.THE.sEA.

Avon-by-thc-Soa. y j.. Aug. 70 oSpeciaD-T
hotels are all well nllcd. and the season is nov
as gay as this rather quiet resort ever becomes
Mrs Mipna Galc-Iiayncs has been spending sew
eral days at the Avon Inn. accompanied by her
husband and her mother. r. + Bunncr Is at the
Hotel oxford with his wife. Edward :. Ellis IS
at the Hotel Buckingham for the season.
Among the New-York arrivals are:
Hotel Buckingham Mrs. Isabella 9. Davis. MI
ami Mrs J. T. Gickeron. f. 7. Herkns II L.
Walker. r. g Vanderbilt Mr.. ard Mrs w. g.
Breson Frank Mccoy, George Murray. Mrs. 6.
Murray
Avon Inn Frederic p. Philips Henry willis
Taynes Miss ~. =. Van Buren,. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Sturgis. Miss Mary l.. Sturgis MIR. and Mrs
j. Latin Kellogg. Mrs. John b. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald e. Haynes. Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Bailey j. J. Smith Or. +. \. Baldwin Miss Black.
George Southack. Mr. and Mrs Henry II. Vein
hane. Charles Welnhanc. George + strong. Or.
and Mrs s s Jones. Mr. and Mrs. James y Stout
Miss Gladys Stout. \. Marriott Tolson and H. ..
Film.
Tho oxford Mrs. o. g. Titus, Charles w smith.
T. W. Gone. II r. Cleveland r. :. Tony L. W.
Kennard. G. O. Moor. William Durand. II. Il.
Atterbury. Mrs. Charles &. Ni"huhr. the Misses
Niebuhr. MIR ana Mrs. ". II. Acken. Miss Edith
A. Dorrance. Mr. and Mrs Charles J., Dorrance.
Mr. and Mrs \. j. King. the Misses King. Arthur
II. Van Bruni, Samuel II. Benton r. ID. Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
INTEREST IN THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.

Asbury Park. Aug. 10 (SpeciaJ-The interest in
the Interdenominationa Bible Conference at Edu-
cational Hall is growing. Last evening the Rev
Or. William Henry Green. president OF Princeton
Theological Seminary. and recently moderator Of
the Presbyterian General Assembly made adj
dress on '"rhc Mosaic Authorship Of the Penta-
touch" He gave many strong reasons for his be-
lief that the first five books OF the Bible
written by Moses. and not heterogeneous
mass OF legend and fable.
This morning there was prayer meeting at
$50 O'clock led by the Rev. ID. NJ. Stearns. of
Philadelphia The regular services Of the day
in the interest Of foreign missions At 10 o'clock
the Rev DR.. Arthur r. Pierson. OF London. Eng
land who until recently has been filling the lat
DR.. Surgeons pulpit. preached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

Asbury Park Auditorium. This morning .ne Rev.
DIR. william II. Greene. president Oh Princeton
Theological Seminary. preached Inc great ould-
ing was crowded at the national service TINS after
noon. Ex-senator Thomas w. Palmer pieS'ueht OF
tho worlds Fair Commission. made the address,
speakng on the social and religious features of the
columbian Exposition He said that ne and the
overwhelming majority of the other members OF the
commission were in favor of closing 'he gates OF
the Fair on Sunday. He said the directors were
very sick of the experiment they nau i,'ade, and
tempt made to open any such exposition or Gov
ernmental affair in this country on Suhq P The
evening sermon preached by '"e NV III
Arthur 7. Pierson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
Railroads..
Pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.



900 NJ y tgfi IS' a ssss Sleep
a TS ana k HGi 1S ms Indianapos IS
sss A. S5>'i2 ba.,f Gas
Si Ss fyFisSJnT ets ps l5 Si HsS1
SSSsSSs S s4$ Sn ese Sa; 70 81 s.
go T. u. 10y: s Exp glSss 81 espas
car S to r' Hy S GsSc aa 40 m Chicago
80 'I r. W. H. soTTHiiiiwrsrERN EXPRESS weesd,ys.
s1, saS $; a Seey4f yS ana c n@s aa
500 p F FSqi n" fsRId %oP% BUFFET
cer SSS 70 f% ss ATv F oaS
500 % p. H. 'sinIEYHxDeon%aH Willy EofTE daily.
sleeper TO Memphis.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1900 a. li.-"Washingion Limiied weekdays
$40 Gousrs-.ionai limited s'llS Pg%sS
FS g TR A. s nrss ? ssSapy
cs$ssa j.sslsss e. S F:
80 p Ii fa s ana Dsns
Sccpcrs 10 Augusta. Memphis and New-orlean'' DIN
800 M9,y ,o tr n cn}cs'p9se ohio Railway
Charles Route. M weekdays, and with 'hroo2n
sa:t Il: s 5 ss:ssec' with
For Ions Ocean sr SS and gS s pciD,
!as S"is 80 81 g ~ Sr -
d,ys .SSry PARK * and Dan roye on sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rA 5soa rs1 "a 5 5G 5 ~ &c. g
SO S, SO g g. 10 !, nS ~ saf.E LIZ
rH; :.Ss.; n; e s is fis Il "a e.
IA, and flaudt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Hxcur.iou Tickets, New. York TO Chicago aud Re.
turn. S2SOo.
special Cosca Excursions on saturday, Aug. 18th and
"Wednesday. Aug. 10th, at $500.
Through trains Chicago and his Words Far leave
foot OF Nest i.dst follows. 10 minutes earlier from
Frsnkln.st: 49, $50
Gas 4. NJ. daily. via Nisgara Falls; Through Pullman
seepers New.York to Chicago: Arrives Detroit las
Ssss N FsIs f ESninf o, sA.,
Pullman slecpcrs NewYork 10 Chicago. Arrives Detroit
q 10 ~ m Chicago :32 .. M. st. Louis 3 100 p. N.
Nil. Campbell Iiail; Lake M9honk Lake MiPns S,ka
tSn BOouinsbuTg. wurtsbOro sumTitviie. Ellenvills
a.iy g. H. daily Mlddctown. Fslsbure. Monucel.
pehi. Sidney Norwich. Utica. Rome Oneida. Fulton.
III Il r. H. saturdays only. for Campbell Hall, Mid.
datown Hoomingb urs. summitvile. ElIeivi rssburs.
Son,irello Liberty. White LAKE, Livingston Manor.
-3.tS - VI. except sunday, Ve~tibuled Limited for
~ Mohonk Lake Mlnnewaska, and Waikiki Valley
Rairoad stations. Campbell Hall. Midcetown. Mountan
hale Centrevile. Fasourg, Monticello, Hlreyvlile,
Liberty Fails Liberty. rarksve, Gnd Livingston Manor.
1910 p. VI. except sunday for West Cornwall ORA
Mi Campbell Hall Middstown. summitvils. Ellen.
,,4aP.M DALI, MHaels a. sampty,lls, Fal:;
ney Norwich, Oneida Fulton. oswego Niagara rails.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37l Broadway.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
J. G. ANDERSON q. P. A..
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
FiTAL QUARREL ABOUT A GIRL

Oakland ILL.,. Aug. l3.-At a revival meeting near
Ridge Farm. north OF this city Friday night. a
young man named Alexander, from Kentucky be-
came engaged in quarrel with several OF the
local SWANS over "A girl. and in the fight that fol-
lowed Alexander used a knife woundng three men,
one of whom Will die. After the ARRAY Alexander
mounted his horse and fed. The wounded men
were taken to Chrstman for treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
U.iJOR VIVIAN 70 BE CONFINED.

Tacoma. wash Aus ia Port Townsend dis
match says Major ". J. Wham. L. 5. a.. "A pay
master OF the Department Of Columbia, has been
ordered by the Secretary OF War to be confined
within the limits of the Vancouver barracks for a
narlod OF three months. under medical observation
charges OF Indebtedness for large amounts OF funds
ip,r,,sted 10 Major Wham by the Government have
heen made against him by the Judge Advocate
Cancral of the Army. He VIII he tried by the gen
oral court ma ria as the official report Is
made upon his mental condition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-YoFh August II. 1898.
There has change in the position of petroleum
this week Speculation rCia0ns dead on account OF me
stress in monetary circles prices crude certificates
are lower on llgt sales but field situation stll as
suses continued reductions in net stocks above grouhu
The National Transit omany reports for July outstond
ing certificates Of $50 barrel against 59i3OO0 bar
res In June; credit balances Of 43ff33 barrels against
434O 49, total net stocks, 90ji33 barrels, against TO-
os3 7l3 barrels in June a decre3 OF 800 So inc
Tidcwaer Pipe Line reports July net socks al 3oooo
barrels against 47GSl1 barrels in June decrease oi
So 2O5 barrels The Buckeye Pipe Line reports Tor July
certificates outstanding to amount OF 100000 bar
refs AGAINST barrels In June; credit balances
Of 23 1873 barrels agains: il12l16 barrels net STOCKS
Of 1777o 733 barrels against II Gi2 l1G barrl. in
crc,se of 1887 barrels
Tho August returns OF the Pennsyv1nia pipe lines so
far forcshadow a reduction OF about o0OOoO Oaftels III
stocks this month partial returns from August to
10 charters To the 11th. inclusive. arr as follows:
A AS.'' per Pa day G9ss7 sIiii 1897 1885,
The rance prices and The total dealings In National n
lcum Fxchonge for the last four wee@s were as oo"H
Week ended July e. July 3 Aug ;, :; Aug oi +
n,pennns ..''-''.--'--''''''-'3 - 37s. CO.'S 6i,s
Lowest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 80 ccft III,
sl ihI barrel. 900 5000 $1,000 900
Refined petrolcun was unchanged 5l5 cents in bar
res 2G5 cents IN bulk and 5Sj cents gallon in cases
at New York and 30 in barrels and 26o cents IN
hnlk At Philadelphia Washington crude oil was I'M
CHANGED at So cents gallon in barrels and 23o cents
in bulk. Naphha was quoted $50 cents gallon
trocs r 100 los az Xntwerr IG5 marks per so kilo'
at isreuIen and a.d. per Imperial gallon at London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14
TVENTY-SIX DAYS on THE MOCNIAIN.

MRS BIsSON HAD NOTHING TO EAT bll
BERRIES AND WAS ONLY FIVE MILES
FRON HOME WHEN FOUND
Centre IIarbor, y. H., Aug 13.-A man VINO was
bcrrying found Mrs. Joseph Bison this afternoon
on the north side OF Red Mountain, five miles iro"
her home. she had been away twenty-sM aa9 D
and during her wanderinGs had not been near any
house or had anything to eat but berries. she pd'
been out In showers. and haa little clothhs
obout her. When found she was helpless and AT
quite a distance from water. She was taken 10 uie
hor,, or Mr. bragg from whence Mr.. Bison brought
her hone. r. l.. b. Morrill, was called, anu ne
pronounced her insane, and in critical CONDITION.
There Is little hope OF her recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-14

THE Shortest, Quickest and Best Line to NonereAh
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