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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-21
WOULDN'T JOIN THE MALTA.

THf StoFy OF q BAu1y WOunueU tai.
ian at Houston. Tex.
HOUSTON, Tex. March 21.-At IL p. m.
the cry of murder was heard on San
Jacinto bridge, and when the police ar
rived they found an Italian named
Ralph Franchetto lying badly wounded
on the bridge. He stated that four
Italians had tried to compel him to join
the Malta and give to it certain property
he owned in st. Louis. Upon his refusal
they attempted to drown him in the
bayou. The matter has created consid-
cradle excitement among Italians here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
no ADvERTISRRs.

Tas DAILY LEADER makes q special feature oil
furnishing information concerning the advan.
tages and resources OF the city OF Mad.son and
the state at large, entitling IL TO the patronage
of advertisers of every class.
j.. r. STAHL. Proprietor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-21
FIRE AT ATHENS.
Several Buildings Burned and Two
Cremated.

Cremated.&
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 21.-Fire
at Athens, Ala, destroyed several stores
and small buildings. The total damage
viii not exceed go, 900. William Chand-
Ter, Of Mckenzie, Tenn, q student at
the Alabama Agricultural college, and
Owen Brown, OF Athens, were caught
under falling walls and crushed to
death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-21

The Pipestone Daily Star did honor to
st. Patrick by issuing in green on the
18th.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10
UN INTERVIEW

Anoche tuvimos ell gusto de celebrar una
larga conferenca con nuestro antique amigo don
Francisco Garriga, Teniente Coronel Captain de
Ejercito que actualmente Sc halla de paso en- es.
ia Capital Conocismos este senior como dejamos
dicho pero hoy hemos podido apreciar con mas
actltud su ilustracon gran tacto al tratar varios
asuntos que afectan al pals. Hemos querido CO.
nocer ell criterio general del nuevo Gobernador
senior Daban y aunque mucho nos habl6 el senior
Garriga, la verdad es, que con habilidad suma
ingenlosa, NADIA en- concrete suplmos no ser que
enLendia convenente anticlpar sucesos y que
al nuevo gobernante debfa juzgarsele por sus
propios hechos una que niciase su plan gene
ral en- ell pals Esta reserva, quIen conoce In
timamente al.Gobernador, por haber servido
sus ordenes, haba muy alto en- favor del senior
darrlga y asi no nos extrana que periodico le
anunclara como future SecretarIo del Gobierno.
Titles han de ser al nuevo Gobernador los conoci
mientos de las necesldades que tiene del pals ell
Sr. r.Garriga, qulen nos eha dlcho: " Al General
Daban yo nUnca le he servido mas q. con lealtad,
y sin aspiration alguna. Donde crea dtiles mis-
servicios ALI estare NADIA mas; 81 equivoco
propio es ESQ en- los hombres pero mi nunca
hay mala fe sino slnceridad"
Satisfechos hemos quedado de la confsren-
cia puede tener la seguridad ell senior Garriga
de que qulseramos verle ocupando puesto en-
que pueda contribuir levantar la inercia en- ell
pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10
u Correspondence % PHsrtO-Rles
Martes, 10 de EinsrO dc 1898
elCETl OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General-N6mbranse vocales de
la Comision permanente de- pesas medidas de
esta leila los sehores don Pedro Santisteban y
Chavarrl don Alexandra Infesta, secretario
de la misma don Bartolome Serracante.
Secretaria.-Negociado 1.o-Nombrase al
calde de Gurabo Yauco respectivamente, don
Jose Villa Samper don Eduardo Grau.
Comandancia Principal de Marina.-Senala,
81 dia l6 de Mario proxlmo para encender ell
faro de Punta de las Figuras que esta stuado en-
la costa Sur de esta Isla, al Este del puerto de
Arroyo.
Audiencia Territorial - Conv6case nueva-
mente los notarios del territorio para junta ge-
neral que se inaugurara ell dfa % del corriente,
con el fin de ocuparse del examen de cuentas de
sus fondos presupuestos de gastos varios asun'
tos mas.
Contn6ase la publication del censo electoral
para diputados Cortes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10
GkRTA DE- MADRID
Madrid, % de Diciembre.

Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA:
Pas6 la traditional fiesta de Noche -buena con
indispensable sequito de pavos, capones, duices
frutas.y osros comestibles que forman en- su dia
las deicias del pueblo de- Madrid sus festas
de famiha. Todo Sc ha hecho paz gracia
de los, sin que nj en- la famoeisima hoche nj en-
ninguno de los dias posteriores haya habido que
.amentar ninguno de esos >sucesos desagradables
que euelen ser necesaria consecuencia de las ex:
cesivas libaciones La plaza de Sta. Cruz ha esta.
do contin1a aun atestados de puestos 8 t1endas
ambulantes cuya fnica mercancla conslste en- los
inverosfmes nacimientos con sus montanas de
carton, rios de cristal y pastores de barro
cocldo, que son ell encanto de los lnnumerables
nifIos que estos das recorren aquel stio, obhgan,
do sus completeness mamas dejarse ALI los
cuartos cambio de alguna de aquellas zaranda.
jas -
Bueno serla que los nifos limitasen sus exi
gencias coocar en- el gabinete de Ell ilu.
minado altarito, donde entire las luces de peque-
nlsimas bugas de colores esta la tierna imagen
del nino JESUS acostado en- ell hist6rico pesebre Y
recibiendo ell aliento de: bney de la mula que
asi caientan los miembros del recien nacido pas
mados de frio Pero ay que ell afan de repro
duciI en- la practlca 10 que tan vivos colores
ven en- su fantasia, les induce armarse de los
casicos tamboriles y otros instrumentos propios
del case, con los que durante ounce dias 10 me.
nos convierten la una verdadera Babel,
donde puede hallarse tranquilidad nj sosiego.
BIN embargo, es precise reslgnarse; los tiranue.
| los de la casa asl 10 quieren, hay que dejarles
| tan incomodas expansiones en- estos momentos de
/ indecibe fehcidad para ellos
La loterfa He ahf ell objeto de la preocu.
pacion constante de casi todos los espafoles hace
va tres meses. Durante ellos, cuantos proyectos
cuantos castos en- 81 aire, cuantas sueEos de gran
dezas Pero llega ell dfa 23; los n6os del cole.
| gio de San Ildefonso sacan del bombo fatal ell
n1mero agraclado con los tres millones de pese-
/ tas TODD aquel edfcio de ilusiones Sc derrum-
ba con estrepito espantoso. menos NAL cuan.
| do, como ahora ha sucedido, los favores de la
suerte Sc reparten entire unas cuantas docenas de
infeices pues esto 81 no consuela, al menos re.
sigma mas facilmente con su suerte aquellos que
vieron quedarse sus risuehas esperanzas dentro
del bombo de la loteria. En- Palencla ha caido
81 prefnio mayor, casi TODD 81 sera repartido en-
| ire unas cuantas famulos del semnario conciliar
y un gran n1mero de pobres labriegos de la pro
vincia Uno de los afortunados famulos empie
"a hacer uso de su dinero redimiendo del servi
clio militar otro infeliz companero quien aea.
baba de tocar la suerte de soldado. Hermoso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

FL acusrdo de la Camara tiene, como Sc ve, un
caracter eminentemente polftico. Ante la even
tualidad de la muerte del principe Fernando,
quiere evitar que el trono pase un principe ru-
SO 6 que este sometldo la infiaenca de la cor.
te de San Petersburgo. Lo que no dice el tele-
grama es Ell efecto que todo este haya producido
la corte del Gar.
Sc asegura que Ell general Calleia sustituira
muy en- breve al sehor Despujol en- la capitania
general de Filipinas.
NADIA mas por hoy Urbanus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10
, NOTICIAS GENERATES

FL IL del corriente las de la mahana ten
dra lugar en- la Sas de justica del Guar tel de Ba,
llaa, la celebration del conseo de guerra ordnarlo
de plaza que ha de yer fallar la causa seguida
contra los paisanos Agapito Playa Isidro Mar
cano, acusados del delito de incendio despo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

En- el vapor ViHaUerde han llegado esta ma
mana esta Ciudad procedente de Mayagiez, ell
senor don Jose Vllella en- companfa de su dstin-
guida esposa bella hija la sehorita Angela Rie-
ra Palmer parienta de nuestro Director, don
Francisco Solano Lafores comerciante de aquella
Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

FL estado demostrativo de los ingresos gastos
del Asio de San Rafael en- Utuado, iesde el 20
de Septiembre pr6ximo pasado dia de su lnstas
ci6n, hasta 3 de Dciembre, arroja las siguientes
cifras.-Recaudado $610-44.-Gastos $39l .35.-
Sobrante $2l9-0 -09.-Enfermos acojidos en- Octu-
bre, Noviembre Diciembre, 80. De los cuales
salieron restablecidos IL. Y fa.lecieron Que
daban eL 1ltimo del aho 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Dice Ell InaparcsaI de Mayaguez que es in
cierto que los autonomstas de aquella Ciudad
presenter la candidatura del senior Escoriaza Y
Cardona para diputado Cortes. El partido au-
tonomista, dice, no piensa tomar parte las
pr6ximas elecciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Hemos DIDO asegurar por algunas personas de
esta~Capital, que 81 por cualquier evento quedase
vacante. .esta Acadia Municipal, es probable que
el senior don Francisco Garriga sea llamado para
ocupar dcho puesto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Pasajeros legados aver por vapor Ciudad
de Barcelona:
Diego Tudferi, Mariana Vital, Gulijia Guz-
man, Antonio Roig, Emilio Gomez Duran, Patri-
cia Victoro, Serafna Gomez Vctorio hernia.
nos, Marcelino Glralde Antonio Sobrino
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Aver SIC yendieron competencia en- ests
Capital 81 sacos azdcar Buenavlsta de Gurabo
81 comprados por A Rauschenplat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Ha fallecido repentinamente en- Utuado un
indivfduo lamado Miguel Aponte. Dicha muer-
te sorprendio al vecindario porque ell Aponte pa
recfa gozar de Ia mas perfecta salud
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Segun hemos dido decir, la aplaudida Com.
pa1fa Martinez Casado que tan buenos ratos nos
ha hecho pasar, Sc embarcara para Ponce el dia
Is del C0es eE curse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Sc cotiza hoy cafe en- esta Capital los 81,
guientes tipos: Corriente para Cuba de $244
S245 Hacienda escc gido de S27 S274.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Lease en- la "A plana de este diario ell nuevo
anunc;o que empiezan publican los senores
Fraile Hermanos ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

El muchacho Pedro Mojica (a) Don Gui-
mes, SO encontr6 hoy en- la calle talones de la
casa de empefos de Mr.. Tinaud una cartera
E dicho muchacho vive en- la calle de Tetuan
ndmero 52
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Nos escriben de de Madrid "que en- el Sa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

De Utuado escriben fecha del
actual 10 que sigue: "Ha ocurrido aquf un hecho
que, francamente, no tene nombre El peat6n
que conduca la correspondence de este pueblo,
perdi6 Ia balija en- el canine. :. SPor que?....
Nade 10 sabe el hecho SO presta a muchos CO
mentarios, FL Juzgado ha empezado q formular
el expediente de rigor" =. FL amigo que las an
teriores lineas escribe dice en- postdata de la car
ia, que cuando la fuG poner al correo, oy6 decir
que Ia baliia en- question habfa parecido por fin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN:- Ell
espanol .Saturnina sali6 de Liverpool el dia
del pasado para nuestro puerto = El espanol
San Francisco sali6 Ell dla del presente de la
Habana para este puerto con escalas en- Gibara,
Ponce Mayaglez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

ejemplo de carload digno de ser alabado por to-
dos-cuantos le conocen
Ell gobierno de s. M; tambi9n ha celebrado
su noche buena aconsejando q la reina Ell indulto
de tres infelices condenados la Ultima pena por
los tribunales de Ultramar. Bendito sera quien
de una manera tan hermosa celebra la fiesta del
nacimiento de Aquel que vino al mundo per
donar.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25

WIN Umk Ovvs. Omce-eseeke e.
thinks.

WASHINGTON, March 23--An office
seeker, interested in quite another slate
says that this evening 1t stands thus, as
it seems to him Glenn, district attor-
ney; Allison. marshall; Csudger, collector.
He says Senator Vance has about agreed
on this, and that Senator Ransom
acquiesces- But he thinks the slate will
be changed by the President The office
seekers exPecta ton Is to see kOpe Elias
attorney, the of6ceseeker himself collector
and distant man marshal. unless geo
son thus secures the narShaIShip. Re
specting this calculation. which is not
entirely new. Representative era wford
could not be drawn out further than
| ms tiers"
Representative Alexander and Hender-
| son are wary of expression The latter
| said to me Yesterday that the thing was
l that he was in no position to state the
| strength of the respective candidates Oh
| the effect of the appointment of marsha
| on the other two appointments L viii
| add, on my own Judgment of the situa
| ton, that the President is not 1ikly to
| dist urb a carefully made up slate. com
posed OF the ma mes of strongly endorsed
i and unobjectionable men.
| Senator Vance saw the President to
day with regard to the marshalship anc
said he would take up and act on the
former i'm muediately, as a vacancy Soor
occurs. but must wait little while OF
the latter Senator Vance has endorsed
| tions- He has not endorsed Mr. Gudger
or any other man, for collector, and n
| he collectorship is tie last of the thre
appointments he will take no actor
| the n decide it according to the situation
then presented.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25
BETHEL REVIVAL.
Services Bexln That Church
tomorrow.

Tomorrow at Bethel M. E. church.
South. the services promise to be un-
usually interesting. A love-feast will be
held at $50 a.. m, and preaching at IL
a. m. by Rev. DR.. ]. H. Weaver, presiding
elder, after which the Sacrament will be
administered. Preaching again at p. m.
Services will be continued during the
week at and 8 p. m. Rev. Ira Erwin
will arrive Monday night and begin his
work Tuesday. He is one of the con-
ference's best preachers, and most sue.
cessful workers in a revival
piano has been put in the church.
with the organ. Both instruments will
be in charge of competent performers,
and the music during he meeting will
b, excellent. All Christian workers are
cordially invited, and all the unconverted
are earnestly requested to attend all
these services. I'astOi E. L. Stamey
| extends cordial invita- tion to all the
pastors of the city to attend and work
| for the salvation OF souls this commu
| ritY.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25

80 M shol0xv and a-oEk-H-Ors'' ass she
~. NJ. q. a. H-.sss Evening.
Those whs, attended the lecture mt the
Y. M. c. A. last evening Lad a rare treat.
DIR. Eben E. Alcxandcr's subject was
I'M ytholopy and Folk-Lore.'' His treat
ment OF this subject was in the very b"st
style, both learned and popular. and for
an hour he ret a inc d he closest attention
OF his audience. The familiar stories of
childhood days have been f,.r thousands
OF wears, and are still, he common pos
session Of all peoples. he mvt hs Of gods
and heroes, which all have been accus-
toned to regard 8 belonging only to the
Greeks, exist in slightly modified forms
among all the Aryan races and among
most all OF the non-Aryan races as
we'll. The most isolated peoples know
them ard tell them in forms through
which the ia miliar characters and ac-
tions are easily recognizable by the stu
dent. This tact points to an origin in
cirCumSt anceS common to all these peO-
pies. The various theories to what
this sririn must have been, were exam
ined and explained.
The entire lecture showed he deepest
study and the happiest appreciation oi
all that is most beautiful and interesting
in this widely interesting subject. DIR.
Alexander's manner is quiet and unas-
suming, his style simple and direct, and
| I he vein of quiet humor running through
the lecture made it stiH more agreeable
and attractive than any mere recital o
| theories could possibly be.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25
Am ExcIatnx Runaway.

While &. 3. Bead1e. the florist the
Vanderbilt estate, ACCOMPANIED by Mrs.
Beadle. was driving down Beaumont
near the aid standpipe this af-
ternoon the horse Shied at a
pcrambulator in he street and ran
away. After running for several hun
dred wards a wheel of the buggy struck
a stone and MIR. and Mrs. Beadle were
thrown to the ground. The horse ran
to Poplar street. where 1T plunged over a
1O-foot embank ment, the fall breaking
the animals neck. Mr. and Mrs. Beadle
fortunately escaped with only slight
| bruises. The horse and buggy belonged
to I. V. Sewer.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25

He opposes &SKaC1Ss ones Army
H:ssimaIas, tut H-OseS.

LONDON March 25.-Throughout the
sitting of the House of Commons last
evening Hanbury. assisted bv William
Broderick. conservative for Guildiord,
Division of Surrey. and Geo. BARLEY,
conservative for North IslinEton. OBJ
jected on purely trivalOus grounds to
every item OF the army estimates. All
clauses were carried under applications
of cloture. In all there were twelve d
visions. The minOritIes gradually de-
creased until the opposition could rally
only forty votes. Every attempt to
adjourn the deba: & before the passage oil
the bill was unconpro nisingly resisted
by Sir William HarCOurt.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25

Plans for kKI8


NEW ORLEANS, March 25--Mayor
]. TAYLOR Ellison of Richmond, ,
Va . arrived in this citv Yesterday aud
held n conference with General Gleen and
aft of the Louisiana division of Con-
federate veterans upon the removal of
he remains of Jefferson Davis to Rich
mond. Details to the date of the re-
moval. and composition of the escort,
N lumber OF stopping places and the route,
| were agreed upon at another confer
ence this afternoon.
Mayor Ellison says the reinterment
will take place in HOLLYWOOD cemetery
/ at Richmond May 80. The plot has
been selected bv Miss Davis and will be
| reserved for the Davis family. The
| Louisiana division will have charge OF
| the creno onies at New Orleans. and Lee
| camp at Richmond. During the coming
| summer or fall designs for the Davis
| monument will be asked for. The monu
| ment will be erected in Monroe Park and
1T IL expected to lay the corner stone anC
| begin work next year to complete the
| construction within the next two OF
| three years.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25
NO DEMAGOGIC POLITICIAN
CH-EVEcI-A ND ON TEAHc COM VI Is-
AIOREEe OF FENSHONs.
The once sO be Less Closely Con
necs< ii with Politics T-han Busi-
ness-The Eres1Sl eunt E.rOceeG1in
with Both ES Ses Open.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Mr. Cleve-
land saw few visitors yesterday, the
regular cabinet meeting interfering.
To one of the callers, Mr.. Enloe, of
Tennessee, he mace the important state
nent that he would appoint mo dema-
gogic politician" to be commissioner OF
pensions.
1t is inferred from this significant am
nouncement that the President will ap-
point to the office of com missioner OF
pensions a man more CLOSELY connected
with business than with politics. In
fact he has expressed his Intention to
divorce the office from politics and to
select commissioner who will conduct
purely business principles. number
Of names for appointment to the com
missionership have been presented Mr.
Cleveland, and it is said he is proceeding
warily in the hope of selecting man
who can keep his skirts clear of the un
pleasant nrtoriety which has come tc
the office recent
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25
cotton ESTKM ATHs FOR ~. q.
THE indications are 'rhRt Thers
VIII he Another, Great Crop

RALEIGH, N. G, March 23--Inquiries
carefully ,de of many farmers sho w
that a reduction of L 8 20 per cent. in
the tobacco acreage may be expected for
the approaching season
Inquiries also show that there will be
a considerable increase in the cotton
acreage. estimates ranging from 10 to
20 per cent compared with last
season The agricu turaI commissioner
informs your correspondent that an
increase is certain despite attempts
OF his department and of many n1er-
chants to stop it. The sales of fertilizers
are unusually heavy, and this is good
proof of large crop. The farmers in
most cases will not listen to arguments
for reduced acreaRe.-Atlanta Consti
tuition.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25
FnC1oxx 3i,ea-

Col. ]. M. Ray. of the Ashcville Loan.
Construction and Impro ement COM
pany. tells THE CITIZEN that the impress
sion that factory sites have been Of
fered near Inc railroad is a mistaken one
The company Uf which Col. Raw is a
member offers. he saws, to proper parties
sites ON either side of the French Broad I,
those on the west side being alongside
the railroad. A committee was APP
pointed at the last meeting of the COM
pany to confer with persons who desire
to locate factories here.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25

KAe DIED suddenly ~ nile Under
the Influence of KSther.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Col. Elliot
Fitch Shepard. editor of the Mail and
Express, died suddenly yesterday after
noon at his home No Wes' sgd street.
His death folio wed the administration of
ether by DR. Charles McBurney and the
ia nily physician DIR. ]. w. McLane. who
were about to make examination to
ascertain whethe the Colonel's suspicio n
that he was suffering from stone in the
bladder was correct. The funeral ser
vices will take place Tuesday
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-03-25
WENT no BALTIN1oRE
BUT KAis Trunk and Valise Rem ain
I'm A9hev1l1e.

On Thursday Albert Steinbach, a very
we'll known Young man who has for
some time past represented the firm of
Price. Welch & Co. in Asheville. prepared
to leave for his home in Baltimore. His
trunk and valise were sent to the depot, +,
but before train time attachment
against Steinoach aud in favor of ]. W.
Schartle, the tailor. was placed in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff ]. H Hampton.
who went to the depot, seized the trunk
and valisc and brought them uptown
They Low in the shcriff's office.
The attachment was for $50. which
sum Steinbach owed Mr.. SchaTtle tor a
suit he had just finished for Steinbach
Yesterday another attachment was
placed on the property, for debt o
about $16 due Blanton. Wright & CO
Steinnarh left for Baltimore on the
afternoon train Thursday.