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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
THE OPPOSITION AND THE CABINET.

Republicans and opponents OF Mt.
Cleveland are very fond OF sneerinG at
the gentlemen whom Lc has announced
as his advisers during his incoming adj
ministration, speaking of them IS The
kindergarten Cabinet" and In such like
terms Of derision. Now, while these gen.
tlemen are not, all Of the l. OF national
reputation, they have each aad all rslab-
iished such fine local regulations for
themselves as are guarantees that
they will fill the new positions 10 winch
they will be called with CT, 1t and ability.
But. as generally unkn ia az are some
Of the members of the incoming Cali
net, a comparison OF III, i with the tx
isting Cabinet will SOFA show that they
4 not so little known liter all, and that
they are very decided impr )vement over
the present body of Presidential ad-
visers. For instance there Is Judge
Gresham as Secretary Gf Stat-. Does
any one presume TO say that he is not a
vast Improvement over Hon. John w.
TCfter? And there is col Oa"l Dan La
mont as Secretary OF War his intimate
association with Mr.. Cleveland as his
private secretary gave me l'rnsiCent-elect
full opportunity TO know him ana 20 fL1y
understand his ability. We may there
fore safely count on his being an eminent
ly fitting choice. but how far superior
dos he already appear 20 Steve Elkns,
Jiarrison's appointee, whose reputation
for years has been Only that Of poi'ti-
cal trickster and a schemer after per-
sonal gain?
Zen hen we cone 10 the Interior
/ ecartment, how very far above Noble
docs the new name of Hoke Smith ap-
pear? We may be sure that there VIII
be at least no Raum to scandalize the
administration of the Department of the
Interior when Smith takes charge.
And so as we so. we see Hon. u. S.
Bissell. Mr.. Clevelsnd's old law partner
and therefore 4 man well known to him,
in place of John Wanamaker, who bought
his Office with $4,000 contribution to
the corruption fund; Mr.. Olney, Attor-
and Hon. ]. Sterling Morton, Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, in place Of the old
mossback, Jerry Rusk. The only point
al which the present Cabinet can begin
to compare with the incoming one is in
the Secretary Of the Navy. Hon. VII
liam +. Tracy has always been an able
and modest gentleman. and. politics eN-
cepted, will compare most iavorably
With Hon. Hilary A. Herbert. OF Ala
bama.
Here, then, we have a rapid comparison
between the two Cabinets. 1t is sufficient
to show that the incoming one Is not
such a kindergarten body as might be i'm
agined. but is very far superior to the
one with which the affairs Of the nation
have for the last four years been en-
trusted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

true that we have no objection ito the
Governments issuing greenbacks" In this
sense. But the concession requires that
the Government shall redeem Its promises
just as soon as IL can get the money
with which to redeem 1t. and that the
promise in the mean time shall be In
no sense money. though those people who
wish TO do so may take II as such IL they
choose.
Now. what relation there can be be-
tween a concession that the Government
may put out its promises to pay money
when its necessities require 1t to do so,
provided II comes up TO the rack and
pays the money. as promised, when called
for. and a demand that the Government
shall stamp seventy cents worth Of silver
as worth one hundred cents of gold. we
cannot for the life OF us perceive. There
fore. we repeat that either the Dispatch
or The Times is suffering from some
strange mental Ierversion. -'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Why Lock the Wagons?
LOUISA COUNTY. VA. Fe

/
Editor Of The Times
l noticed in your issue OF February
18th. an account OF Mr.. r. B. Chafin
being fined ten dollars for locking his
wagon going down Main street.
Now, Mr.. Editor do we farmers I'M
derstand when we visit your city with our
loaded wagons OF tobacco and grain, that
we will not be permitted TO lock our
wagons? II your city laws are so strict,
how can your merchants expect the farm
ers TO trade with them? Must We visit
other markets? We find II necessary TO
lock our wagons, when loaded going
down our steep dirt hills, and our teams
could not with safety TO their drivers. or
your citizens, who might be passing on
your streets. be driven down your slick
paved hills without locking our wagons.
Can your city fathers pass an ordinance
TO keep us from locking our wagons, when
we are driving over the roads of the Com
monwealth OF Virginia, IL said roads do
pass through your city and are called
streets? / thing not. when a State law
would hold the owners of said teams
responsible for any damage caused by
said teams running away should the
owner OF that team fail to use the COM
mon sense appliances used all over this
country 10 lock wagons. Many OF US
break colt each year. and when we visit
your city our old horses become excited
at the sights on your streets. much less
our colts. who for the first time are driven
TO your city. our wagons often reach
town after night, and how is 1t possible
for rs TO pass down your brilliantly
lighted streets and reach your tobacco
warehouses at the foot of your steep,
slick hills without locking?
| am sure your city council Is composed
Nf aa1 Ir,.t
peal this ordinance IL you will only call
their attention TO IL.
Very respectfully,
FARMER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
PAY Of Letter Carriers.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. Ex-senator
Dixon. from the Committee on Postof!ices
and Post-Roads. reported favorably to the
Senate his amendment to the Postoffice
Appropriation bill. which proposes 10 pay
10 letter-carriers In cities where free de-
livery is established the first year $500 per
annum; second year, $500; third year, 81, 900;
fourth year and thereafter, 1920.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
THE COHEN co.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad
Freight Department,
Richmond, Va, Feb -, 1898.
NJ Office TO SHIPPERS.

On account of heavy passenger bust
ness expected at Washington during the
Presidential inauguration, on the sth OF
March next. the movement OF freight to
and through that city will be restricted.
as follows
No freight other than perishable, In
car loads or less. for Washington de-
livery will be received after the close OF
business on FEBRUARY 2Gth until
MARCH 9th. and no such freight in car
loads or less for points north OF Wash
ington will be received after the close
OF business on MARCH LIST until MARCH
9Th.
No perishable freight for Washington
or points north thereof will be received
after the close 81 business on MARCH
LIST until MARCH 9Th.
All freight movement between Balti-
moro and Quantico will be suspended
between p. II. MARCH I'd and 9 p. NJ.
M ,.5sl,NS 9Th. L. H. srE x:s.t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
Yes, n single Bottle

or that oldfashioned remedy that our
grandmothers used for coughs. colds,
Group. consumption, bronchitis and all
affections OF the throat and lungs will do
more good than numbers OF the much
advertised nostrulns of the present day.
Remember II Is a syrup Of pure, pine tar,
wild cherry and horehound. called DR.. Da-
vid's Cough Syrup. There is positively
nothing better. Price. Is cents a bottle;
five bottles for a dollar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

II In stated that Senator-elect Roach. Of
North Dakota. that he is an enterprising
wheat farmer. and his crop annually is
many thousands Of bushels. He does not
think that 1t will be for his interest to
destroy the commercial markets for wheat
az in competition with the millers' mar
ket. He Will oppose. therefore. the Anti
Option bill. II that absurd measure should.
come before the next Congress. or he will
b In favor OF its repeal II II should pass
this Congress- He win not want to sell
has wheat for sixsy-nve-csnt dollars. and
- ~ b net . s,lvszitA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
As a Nerve Tonic
USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

DR. S. L. Williams. Clarence, Iowa,
says: II have used 1t to grand effect
in case OF neuralgia fever. and in ute
rine difficulties. Also, in cases where
general tonic was needed. For a nerve
tonic think 1t is the best l have ever
used, and can recommend it most conf
dently"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

2. Fringed Huck Towels. size 2oxi5 inches.
Colored Borders. warranted all pure
linen, well woven. firm texture. i7c.
each. s. d5Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

3. Fringed Dsmask Towels, size isIA
inches. Assorted Borders. all linen.
extra quality and finish. l7c. each.
s. doZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

4. Fringed Crochet or Knitted Towels.
size 2lxi6 inches. made from a heavy.
round, smooth COTTON Thread.
firm in weave. slightly in pattern
and delightfully."- absorbent. uneXcelled
for bath and chamber use. lie. each.
s. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
ON Saturday we will sell
Va Saturday we will sell

TWO HUNDRED DOZEN TOWELS
at extremely low prices.
I. Hemmed Huck Towels. size lsx34 inches.
Red borders only. loc. each. or $40
doz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

7. Fine Damask Towels. very large size
22x5O inches. soft combed fringe
only in Yellow and Salmon Borders
slightly soiled from show, 25c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

II IL rumored that President Cleveland
may possibly visit Atlanta. Ga, on ST.
Patrick's Day. and attend the annual
banquet of the HiberLian Society in that
city. Last year Senator Hill was the
leading figure at the Savannah Societys
banquet and this aroused the jealousy of
the AtlGntians, who sent word TO their
sister Georgia city that this year they
would play bigger card. Now it leaks
out that they have secured, through Hon.
Hoke Smith, Mr.. Cleveland's promise TO be
present. and that he win leave Washing
ton on midnight of March 18th, reaching
Atlanta by noon of the 18th. and return
ing TO Washington on the morning of the
18th. II this report be true Mr.. Cleve-
land will make the visit only to crafty
his new lieutenant. for whom ne seems TO
have conceived a decided attachment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25


The Orangemen OF Ulster are muttering
about rebellion against the British Gov
eminent In case the Home Ruiz bill
passes. but they will hardly really carry
out their threats. As a contemporary we'll
tuys, there have been many rebeilions
against the Government of Great Britain.
but very few have been successful. Those
which have been unsuccessful have been
followed by such prompt and severe pun
ishmcnt as to effectually end for long
periods all thoughts of repeating the at
tempt. History may repeat itself IN an
Irish rebellion like that of 1898. but it is
mere probable that the loud threats Of
Ulster are only intended as a bluff
The death OF General Beauregard leaves
General Kirby Smith the only living ex-
Confederate General" Originally there
were only five generals in the Confederate
Army, Generals Lee, Joseph l.. JohnstoL,
Albert Sydney Johnston. Beaurgeard and
Cooper. and after the death OF General
Albert Sydney Johnston. Lieutenant Ger
srai Kirby Smith was promoted. made
full general and placed in command Ct
the Trans Mississippi Department Tine
original five are all dead. and General
Smith. who received the Office by promo
tion. is the last one surviving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

A good point is being made from Gov
ernor McKinleys recent failure. II was
a favorite charge OF the Protectionists
that the Tariff Reform Democrats were
a set OF shiftless dreamers. wholly limo
cent OF bushes principles. while the Pro-
tectionists were the only people for the
country TO rely on. Yet here is the father
Of Protection. who has just completely
and totally ruined himself and his wife
financially because Of such a weak and
childish system of business transaction
as would have put a young fifteen-year-
old 10 the blush. And Governor McKin-
iey's poiitico-economical ideas are just as
weak as his notions of business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25

5. Hemstltched Huck Towels. size 1910
inches We believe that this is the
first time that a hemstitched towel
OF equal value TO this has ever been
sold at less price than 25c. each.
zoe. each. $40 dozen. Same price.
no matter how large the quantity
purchased.
G. JUST AN EVEN HUNDRED Dam
ask Towels. that have become
slightly solled by window display,
size 20x4O 10 21x46 inches, assorted
borders. including nearly all color
ings. Have never been eqUalled at
sc. which has been our price.
They are somewhat soiled, nothing
more. hut we are anxious TO sell
them. Hence the price.
2lc. each: $3.50 dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
1T WILL ALSO BUY

a pair of MEMS GEN CALF
SHOES. in Congress or Lace. tipped or
plain toe, the best shoe in the world for
the money.
All sizes and widths Of any OF the shows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
1T WILL BUY

spair of Ladies' Cloth Top Button Boots
that were s2.50, in patent leather tips
or plain toe,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
1T WILL BUY

a pair Of Ladies' Dongols Button Boots
that were $3.50. ia common-sense, pisls
or tipped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
IT WILL BUY

pair of Ladies' DongoIA Button Boots
that were s250, in square toe, patent
leather tips or tips the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-25
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
WhatS2W Will Do
AT BOSCHEN'S


apsir Of Ladies' Dongols Button Boots
that were $3.50, In patent Lsathcr tips
and plain toe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

0ertules ldnst i'm itben Sod Der
Gbs, ais mir iol9enoe 3eitun9snotij
in bic 0ano iiel:
Dresden. q. Wai 1888. @eitern
mor9en ertrant in Der glbe. nabe
Belpeoere, Der reiienoe 1Inftler
Muauit g, unter ieinen 6a49enoien
als Der ri4leiibe Rieien9ebiras.
6ertules" betannt. Der 0eriu1,
eiuen SwOlfidbriaen 3naben ~ ret.
ten, Der aus Gur4t Dor elmer t0rper.
liden 3l9tisun9 ieinem 8ater emit.
laufen mar uno per3weifelt in ben
Strom ipran9, toitete benz menf@ens
freunoli9en Manne bas Qeben. 2ei'
Der muB conitatirt ,ueroen, baB Der.
ielbe ni9t p00i9 ni4tern gu fem
i4ien, ais er bic mutbi9e 7bat aus.
fubrte. Gin S@la9anfaa mag
,uohl ieirem 2eben Elm gnoe 9eiebt
baben."
Sdnaps unb prl9el, pri9el uno
69naps! Mrmer 8etannter aus T.,
bas 9eitmotip Deines 2ebens 1T Dir
bis gum S@lub bieier 9rasitomooie
ertlun9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

n,r. aui, Oh UneS kimmte. Asnnts
Is ni@t Elm Druditbler tein9 80 eeu.
tete bas an. Der Alte bislt' MIR roll
ttin 3eitunosblatt bin. .~6ier ttebt
49," rief e., .unb bier" ct 900 oaS
9oos aus Der Sadie vftebt aud 776,
eS If ri&ti9." 4
r3eiaen sic einmal 4er. " iaste i'd
uno nabm ibm bas Coos aus bes
Qanp. Sd betra4tete Is senauer,
vDas 9eb6rt ia au elmer ldn9it &C..
ao0enen Serie! Das 1T elm Gi6ibuS.
alnoen sic ibr Yfeife bamit an"
Ser alte Mann itarrte Mid uts
QeiNesabweieno an. vDaS gilt
ni&ts mebr? sd babe ni@ts setuou.
nen?"
vNein lieber Greuno!"
vNber bic drummer ltimmt oo43ls
vOie drummer wobl, aber ni4t bic
Ser,e. Sn Sbrer Serie bat cine anoert
drummer 9etponnen."
6annes tpurbe lei@enblab, bic
Gniee mantten inn.
Damn 9ine er laut Dor li4 bin1pres
1eno fort.
0annes trd9t tpieber ieineBriefe ben
alien Berg binauf, unb aus Der 4et'
ratb 3dtb9ens NIT Dem Ranoioaten
1T ni4ts 9eporoen.
Seifenblaien!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

Mmor, mptbolosiider pri9el'
tnabe, benz ales unbeil 5usei9oben
tuir6.
Billet doux, elm i9amrotbes
papier nit beraui4enoem Snbalt.
@onbitorei, S4idli4teitsort,
&enbe3pouspldb9en.
Obstruction, gbrenia4e. ielbf.
peritdnbli9.
Giferu@t, bic Gur&t bon
Mnoeren iibertrofen 3u tperoen.
5reunb j atsbemeis 8,
tuenn giner cine 8raut bes Nnoern,
Der 3tuei fat, beiratbet.
Galanterie, @eoantenli9e in
elmer 30fli4teits= Ntrappe.
9eiratb, Der 6erirpfabl i'm Sic.
besipiel, Dem Die 6erren ausmei9en,
bis lie Dol, elmer 9ame beran9e3osen
tperoen.
Sbeal, bic ei9ene @eliebte, ipdter
bic Grau bes Mnoern.
&uB, 3ueabe i'm 2iebesbanoel,
iubes @ompot, @enuB mittel.
Qiebesert1arun9, Elm sc.
mild BON 2ii9e uno 0%errudtbeit.
Moral, probes MetaQ, 9ebt in
Der 2iebe lei9t in bic Bride.
Naibitdt, Der @laube an bic
Sreue in Der 9iebe.
Opier. li9tbares 3ei9en, mann
bic 2iebe in bic gri9einung tritt.
Ylatoni4 d, cine Mbart Der
Qiebe, lit eieentli9 gar teine.
Quittungen, Grnii4terun9s=
mittel beim 2iebesraui4.
&enbeapous, unpinttli4teits=
bemeis, 6olterteae, 9er3tlopferre=
9un9.
: @9wieeermutter. in Der 2ie>
be nod unbetannt, liebe Gbe.
San& 3uiammenwirten bon 3era
uno Beinen.
ueberrai4un9, Yerlobun9s=
flQe. Mitmirten Der 6rau Mama.
8erlobun 9, Mnfang pom @noe
bes 2iebesglides, erre9t Neio unb
@9aoenf reuoe.
Weiberlif, Die @probisteit
Der @eliebten, bic Sanftmutb Der
8raut.
fantbippe, tpiro in Der 2iebe
Gn9el 9enannt.
3wii, fairies @ewir3 i'm 8raut=
ftanoe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26
8osbafte q.

Qausma9b (ben 8elu9 Der ais
tIati@Iu@tis betannten @attin
bes Be3irtsri@ters anmeloenb):
r@nd' Grau, bic Grau 8eairts a 8.
ri9terin 1T bal"
Smmer ser reut.
6ausbalterin: r9as @opba in
Sbrem Mrbeits3immer muB nun un=
beoinst einmal orbentli9 aus9etlopft
perben, 9err profeKor!"
profeHor: v@irtli@, Trau Mil-
ler!".... Sd fur4te nur, es 9ebt 3u
piel @taub beraus!"
In3eige.
@inem rube= uno erbolun9sbeburf-
ti9en publitum, beionbers Nerpen>
~tranten, beftens emptoblen:
@otel Steiubod.
SoDlli19e, rubige Sage 1T
nd4fer Nabe Oes 8abnbofes uno Der
Sramwa0baltitation. - 0inter Dem
Saul e &e9elbabn.
Neues Wprt.
81: v....Seit Der SolOQt mie0er
in's Gorf 9etommen 1T, bort bas Sc
rau fe nimmer auf J"
g: vWas 1T es benin fir einer?"
81: vNun, 10 Elm &ra.pallerift.
Yosbo t.
Mann: uDie jun9e Trau 9ottorin
bari li@ aud in N@t ncbmen - bic
trd9t bas 9er3 ltets au Der
3unge!"
Grau: uWirtlid! - Damn 1T es
Bemib 8orli6t, oaB iie INNER our4
bic q pri9t!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26
TatQle 0erdnberutQ.

vWie gebt's benin Sbrem Nefen,
benz @tuoioius?"
STA, ieitoem Der Die 9o&i9ule be,
ludt, bat ct li6 1ebr gu - meinem
Nabt6eil beraneert!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

1no mub i@lieBli@ ftir ben an9<-
ri9teten S9aoen $40 berappen. Ser
profel5or felt linn Johann nod bas
Mnlinnen, ct m0se ii6 a~usitopfen
la0en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

5timme aug Dem Snnern: v@ieben
uno E balb 9allers! Spa3ier'n sic
gefdQi9it berein mir baben audi
nod anoere!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26
1temreS Sassperena1ess.

Ser 9bierausfopfer, profeXor
Wampel, felt feline eben poQenbeten
Obiette an tie Some. bamit Tic
trodnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

Da tommt Elm tur3ii4ti9er Sports.
mann bes @e9es unb freut fi4, in
cine &e9eno 9eratben 3u iein, mo- e4
10 piel Wilo 9ibt, oab es ben Qeuten
in ben 6of tommt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
Wie lit Oies!

Bir bieten einbunbsrt DoIlGrS 8elobnuna
fir ieben Sail bon Ratarrb, Der aist burb
Ginne9men bon 9aa'S 8atarrb Aur sebeiIt
tperben fam.
S. S. Gbenep & Co., Gisentb., 2oIeoo,O.
gSir, bic llnter3eidneten, baben 3. $ Gbe~
nep felt ben lesten Is Sabren sefannt unb
balten Jpn fir bollfommen ebrenbait in allen
8eiddftSbanbIungen unb finanSiea befd:
bist, ale bon ieiner Slrma einsesansenen
8erbinblidfeiten gu erfiaen
@eit & Sruar, Srobbanbels Troeuiften,
1olebo, D.
B IbinG &innan G. Narbin, @rob.
banbeIss sOrreuiiten, Tplebo, ..
9aus Ratarrb sfur tpirb innerIi6 eenom.
men uno tpirtt brett auf bas 8lut uno bic
i9leimisen Oberfdden bes Sbilen,s. 3eus.
niiie frei oeriunbt Preis 75 Gents fir bic
6laite. Gertauft bon alien apctbeteru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25
MQerIei.

= @ountp &i1ter Gallagban bal
feline Office i'm &mann @ebdube
in baS gegeniibel IiegenDe 3immer in
bemielben 9todmert uerlegt. Seine
bisberige Office pirb BON benz neuen
@ipil Nppellationsgeridte be3ogen
uerben.
- Sn Der Mcequia. .StraBe fieB Elm
Magen, in benz ft9 eine Neger Samt=
lie, beiteben6 aus Mann, Jrau unb
&inb, befanb, nit elmer Gar ber elefz
trii3en @traBenbabn 5uiammen. 9ie
brei Snfaffen tpurben aus benz Wagen
gef6leuoert. tamen ie6o6 merfmiirois
ger Beiie ubne bic ger ngften Ser
lebungen babon.
: Sm Opernbauie linb iebt bic
&enobirungs>Irbeiten 10 3iemlib pslls
enbet morben. 9as Sbeater prdlen>
tirt ii6 in ieiner neuen @etpanbung
auf bas nsrtbeilbafteite.
= 6reb %. Groi6 bat gegen feline
Jrau SennD Groi6 ellie S6eibungs>
tIage eiHgerei9t. 9lls @runb fiibrt er
unmoralii6en 2ebensmanbeI an, TO-
uie ben llmianb, bab feline Grau ibn
n6aig unbegriinbeter @eile beg @be>
bru9s bei9ulbigt babe.
= Scr. Ware, Der 8unbes Mar=
f6aQ bon Wef=Seras, bat bon Malbs
ington bic Na9ri9t erbalten, baB Der
Senat feline @rnennung beitdtigt bot.
Ser yfeger Wm. SbomdS nurbe
uegen eines bOr mebreren Wo6en at
einem farbigen Wdbben begangenen
Notb3u9tperiu6e5 perbaftet. Sbomas
CAB bel feiner 8erbaftung einen fals
f6en Namen an, uuroe aber ihentifis
cirt. 3bomas ftebt au6 unter benz
bringenben 8erbadte, am 10. Suli elm
dbnlibes 8erbre6en on einen tpeiBen
Mdb6en beriu6t gu baben. Sn gr=
mangelung BON 8iirai6aft !purbe er
benz gountDs@ s@efdngniB iibermieien.
0a6 ben ftatiitii6en Nuffeaun>
gen bes @ountps sNffeiior8 0utb belduft
fid Der Wertb bes eiugefddBten gigen>
tbumS in Yerar Gountp fur bas Sabr
1898 auf $21 .318, ,992 segen $40, ,029,s :
165 i'm borisen Sabre. IS beOeutet
bas alio cine 3unabme um $685.
837. Gbarafteriitiid 1T es, bob es
i'm Gountp ni6t neniger als 3099
Wagen Der peri6iebenfen Grt 9iebt
unb 1903 pfer6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-25


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fir mtrftid erbalteueH 8ertb.
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BEN NaseH ODER benz Darmfanal tommen.
ben unpdblidfeiteu.