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, 1893-09-13
PETER LEMMING.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIK-
STLD'S POST OFFICE

II. S. d. Nine a., Edwin Douglas.
Henrietta Foy, Theoflus Hodge, Anna Co, IA
Mars.
Jacob Brookson, Mrs. NJ. Creagh, II. $
Devine. ". II. Fleming, Alex. Fleming.
Leuviser Joseph. Mary Ann James. Jerome
p. Lewis, Elisabeth McKolpin, A.. Richardson,
James Roberts. Ann Elizabeth Spencer (2).
Flederikstod's Post Office, August 3Ist
1898.
l. RICHTER
, 1893-09-13
n {.

89 HOSE concerned viii please
- take note, that aflor tie ex-
piration Of the present month, all
overdue accounts without exception
will be handed to our Lawyer for
collection,
CLristianstcd, St. croiz, LIST September
1898.
BRANCH OF McDoUGAL h Co,
p. p. L. MEYER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
@abler = &egiitriruuq.

IS mirb bierbur9 befannt gema9t,
baB i'd bic Bidder meines Mmtes fiji
ollie Wdbler Der Stabt San Nntpnio,
Berar GountD, Seras, benz @eiebe emit
ipre6enb CUR &esiitrirung Dfnen tperbe
in meiner Office in Der @itp : 9au, i'm
erften Stodmerf, 3immer 90. 2, an
Der Militdr Bla3a, am
3. $ a1ua 1898, gormitz
TAGS um 8 ubr,
unb baB i'd bieielben ofenbalten tper6e
fir bic barauf folsenben atpansig Sage,
nit Musnabme Der @onntage, BON
gormittags 8 ubr bis 8 ubr Mbenbs.
Die Office pirb gel6lo1en tperben am
Wlittpo6, ben 25. Sanuar, punft 8
ubr Qbenbs.
Dse bon mir angeltelten @ebiIfeu
fine: 9enrp Bennett, 9enrD Wagner
8. u. &epnDlbs unb &amon Biencourt,
Nugut SantIeben,
Wabl &egiftrator.
Gan Intonio, 5eras, %. Sec. 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
THIBODEAUX.


Was bebeutet bieies @orta gs 1T
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes
Cinderella S9ubs g ties.
0a int @abltabre befanntli6 @es
f6dftsfiae berri9t unb mir einen gros
BEN 8orratb bon S6ubmerf fir Ger
rem, 9amer unh &inber an 6arb
baben, aeueite Gacons unb Muter, 10
p~erfaufen wir Mles 5um Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie ba>
fir. ollie Waaren linb neu unb ipurz
ben ipe5ieI fir biefen Spmmer befteat.
Sic preiie linb iiberaa it s3ablen ans
gege6en. Wer bi0ig unb gut faufen
mill. gebe gum
Cinderella Sdmb : 8nlat.
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Sooes Nu5eige.

9eute Morsen UNI a l1br itarb
mad ldngerem 2eiben unfere . tbeure
Satin urb Mutter
Glifabetb 9reik, seb. Triee,
i'm Nlter bon 40 Sabren.
Die 8eerbigung finbet bsute Nadz
mittag UNI 4 ubr bonn Sr~auerbaufe
aus fat.
Die trauernoen Sinterbliebenem:
Moplpb Sreik NIB Jamil G.
San Qntonio. II. Sanuar 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
ghols' 0alu,em , Garter 1T s

Shuls' Yalmem : @artem 1T Der
SammelplaB Der Deuti6en bon San
NntOnio nit ibren Gamilien. Die re-
gelmdBigen Nbenb 5rei : &on5erte an
bier 4benben 1T Der Wo9e iint tets
5ablrei6 beiudt unb erfrelten ii6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb WbisfeDs mnb aae5eit felerfrii9es
gier, fOuie bic beiten @igarren.
Sie & # auration liefert ale
9elifateHen Der Saiion. Quftern,
Slide, Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
Sdglid ausgeaei9neter mariner 2un9.
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@abl Mm5eigen.
s. Il r M a b r.

SIN Hclee Der gluffotberune sablreider 8irs
ger finbise td mid biermit ais &anbtbot fir
bas @mt bes MabprS Der Stabt Gun Mntpnio
an. @enn ertpablt, perbe i'd rteia 8eiteS
tbun, Der Stabt eine fortiHrittltHe unb bfos
nomii4e 8ertpaltuas gu 9eben.
@eorse @af9al.
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Bm6lems Mrn,co salhe,

Dte Bette gable Der gBeIt fir S@nitte, Quetiaur.
sen, @ef4nhre, Steber. uub Sauts ausi&Ias, Eie&te,
sefpruusene Sdn6e, Grofbeulen unb ane Sauffrauts
feiten; furtrt Sdmprrbctben Dber teine BesatIuns.
9bGtse 8ufrtebenbett sarantirt pber las Gelb rptrb
,arl6trftattet. Is Gents pe S&a9teI. Bum Wertaui
IN allen apetsetsn. Gb0lpb Dretb, TbcmpfOn l. Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11

19~ % elton & 6 o. baben forts
pdbrenb frii6e @aaren; groBe Nuss
pabl bon 9eIifatefen aler Dirt, bic
beften eingema6ten 6rii6te, Semitic,
Gleii6s unb onbere Yrdierpen nnb elm
groBes Eager bon StapeI : Groceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11

Ser llnter3eidnete fiinoist iid hermit ais
8anbibat fir bas 9lrnt bes Gitb : Collectors
III. Gr slaubt bur6 feline lansidbrise Ser.
bincun9 nit bieiem In,te ais N~iiiitent bes
@itp ; Solicitors poaauf fir bafielbe befdbiet
5n iein nno beripridt, bafielbe i'm Sntereiie
Der Staot unp Der Steueraabler perfpaIten gu
pplen. 81. 6. &Iiefotb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
s ur alderman n.

gSir iinb outprifirt, Serrn @ m S6fItna
+. ais &anbibat fir MISREPRESENTATION fir
baS &mt be8 ALDERMAN Ser fInften
50 arb ansuflnbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
M6tmng, Gtemer5abler =!

So miro bierbur9 sur &enntnib sebradt.
bab bic Staatss unb GountpsAd valoren
uno &opfiteuer fir bas Sabr 1892 lest fdlis
1T unb am ODER Dor benz 81. DECEMBER 1892 be-
sablt tperben mub.
Sole fiano,
S~ieuers8oaettpr, 8erar County.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11

Die vGreie @reEe" 1T autoriiirt, a~n;utin.
bisen, bab Cart. 8biI. Sbarbetn als
&anbibat fir bas Nmt res MaporS BON Sau
Mntonip auftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11

sT Sci @elton & 60, Sous
tonftraBe, finbet man bic feiniten inns
portirten un6 beimif9en 9elitaz
teffen Der Sailon.
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SIR gitp

gSir iinb autpriiirt, Serrn Gbparb ri.
DE OILS 8anbibat fir 8ieberermdbluna fir
bas 9(mt bes itdbtiiden Solicitors %ansufiins
biaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
MatiirliAs belize samefe1s8abe,

in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe bon San
NntDniD, nebett bent Siibmefli9en
Srrenafpl. 8ef0rberung per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus piermal tdgli9.
8dber rs Gents.
s. S6euermeDer,
80. 8or 1889. San Mntonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
8rie Il c.

30 8drer-@ep goaitebter-a @ioelbad
gerS 9 6 Selper-Saul Srtebmanu-S Saupt
8 SeiSler (2)-S ~@epmann-5 81 9iaebranc
&atie &iefer-9enrb &ned ISM 8lptp-2t
MISUNDERSTANDING Wiaber = Gbparb Os.
matc-$attie Piper-N 8inser-9 @idels-
Ism s SdrenSburs-2cuis Sdpars & 8
Stabe -Sr Stersbah = Nnna SIaritl1ef -
Trana llrbanet- Sba ~ Mald- Mrs 6 g
Ba8ner.
NusIdnotfdbe:
& Satolo-@nna 9aulien-G gS S9pais
---
N. B.-Ner an 9pithalter mad einenl Der
obisen Sriefe f,agt, bat ausbriidti9 binsu;u,
fiigen, bab b~ielelpen advertised" 1eien unb
tpantt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
@r1tmo Gigentbm,tt+
.1naXenpermalters Derfauf.-

ucber 100000 Grunb> @tsentbum in Gan @ntOnic mub iufurt
seffauft werben Der sanse Belts wtro In sbetlem mnO G~,runbfaden
.anSebOten, me tie Der Sdufr winiAt. grpbe. gut eusert4tete grauerei
nit Sutem abias BON gter; nett unter benz wirfliaen geert6e.
Nussebebntes Druderet, unb Undergraduates @tabliememt, usl&es
bte bette Ranbidaft TN Sabweaen Bat
G~3utgelegene @eiddftsbdufer unb Grunbfade unb 8aupldbe In
Der 0hte unb In ben Aubentbetlsm Der Stabt. @rpbs Nmspabl.
aebnliae Ofsrten fo nie ucrber semadt wOrhen.
REAGAN HOUSTON, MsaiienSertualter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11
MusI1nbtf@e :

q ~6atoIO-anna gauliem-8 @ e4wa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-11

tut DEG HQtGD1alen OQftfSSDfem3 UNI
Der 8unbesteuer auf S~taatsbanten /;
ginfiibrung Der @infommenfteuer unb
8ermeigerung aaer unteritibung fir
pripatz unternebmen, bat bic 2egislas
tur feline Ma9tbefusniB, alIeir fie fann
in beaisli6en 8eialihen ibre Wiini6e
au erfennen geben unb pielIei1t cine
&onferen3 bon Selegaten a1er glei1z
gelinnten Staten anbabnen.
eteuer G~rbebmns.
Der MtnimumsP reiS fur 2dnbereien
ioate feffgeieBt merben. @puntpsNHei=
loren folten ni6t niebriger abf9dben
als Der Stabt>AReKor. 8efteuert 8ers
ii9erungs 4ompagnien gum 8etrage
ibres idbrliben @ef9dfts. @rb6bt bic
Steuer aler austpdrtisen 8orporatios
men. 8elteuert ben @erfauf bon Wafz
fen, Meierr, Golden &C.; bic 6abriz
tation BON @igaretten; &ectifier,
8rauereien; iebe5 Selepbon; ieben
S6lafuagen, palaits ober 9iners@a r.
2iaeemetne @eiese.
Sie ariminalgeieBe iinb i'm Nlsez
meinen geniigeno; tie folten iebo6
berart pereinfa6t tperbei, baB Der 8er=
BREEDER ii6 bic te6nii9en 8erpidelunz
gen ni6t gu NuBert MAIDEN fam. Nu6
bas @ei6morenen : Sntem bebarf Der
8erbe1erung, bamit Qusnabmen unb
9isquaIififationen tpssfaaen, bic auf
bic antuiHenben unb prDfeiiionelen @es
f6pornen formli6 cine Prdmie ieBen.
Gin M0rber iolte einen i6neIen, ges
re6tem, 6ffentli6en pro3eB beiteben Dor
elmer inteligenten Surp unb ni6t bur9
bic Mai6en bes @eieBes entwif9en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
BUSINESS ~ THE SUPREME COtRE

, PrcrSS OF ACCOUNT OF Mr.. hLNNtS
rr.vrrN. DECISIONS UNNrEO powN
v,.,inc,on Ian 3O-Thc supreme Court OF the
Emitted states 10 inv transacted the following business
~ u O'Clock noon Mr. JuSr" Brewer. the "hN
member ~ the court present, Naid IN" iu"'i
services OF one Of our most distinguished 'hI"h'
lanes g. Blaine will take plac" at ms hour' anu
IN order 70 enable the justices OF tbs court T." "'',u
aud pay their respects to his m''h"N' " '''''' W."
h. taken until - o'clock p. m
/, H.. case Of the United Lines Ie'e
rrarb Companv aud Edward Stokes "pprl
limits ngt the Boston safe DoIo'it ANA lr"S, '""
many an appeal from the United states circuit '""'
for the southern Di,tict Of New->ork' inc supreme
Cont today IN m opinion rendered 10y 'us''' p''"
ford affirmed the decree of The lower curt III '''
- N. Ropld Company The dispute concerned inc
o,vuorshlp Of n line Of telegraph between 'eN'i'h"
and ,hic,po one party claiming under Kappa
,,ortr,r. of $1,000 coo and the other nhuer IL
,ror,gace from the Bankers and Merchants Company
amounting to $40 600 600 Justices Brewer ana f'iu
dlsscnted ,.,c
The Supreme Conrt IN the cas-" OF ii'rhcr P'"''" J."
error agt. the United states has u'''u'" u''' Wv
Austrian preminm bends constitute tri" lottery Will
I'm the meaning Of the statutes Notwithstanding 'i'
,o hot thoy are part Of the Austrian debt ana 'ha'
,. ara therefore rot mailahlr The case came mp Oh
ccr,ifcation from the Circuit Court OF Appears OF Ne"
York The questions certified were whether Tue ''ou
NJ Drawing rs described IN" back of the pohu Gun
,titntes a lottery, whether the circular issued oS
lorper and sent out by nail Is circular concerning
= lottery and whether the circular containing i'N
~ t,c pullc drawings constituted lottery thriving
Within the meaning Of the statute Inc co"'' d"
,uorcd all Of these questions in the affirmative.
Th. following business was also dolhf'
No. 1929 The De La vers4e ReirgerainS ,s VA a,
chine Company appellant. agf John featn'raonr ~
nr,.r,d iLat The mandate issue ON February D.
a. t,rtL,r ,,,us, 10 fls contrary + shown.
No aGo James Steel. administrator eic.' appGl
lam, ort the lhcnix Insurance Company OF hfoph,
'.''' I-tt,ion for a writ OF certorar Ia thr United
NJ ~, ,irmG court Of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
granted. , u,r 81 NJ nIo,ntGs in
~ o"oins thr Northern Pacific Railroad Company
"rsn 1,,cd Nh To- morrow. The day call will be
Va, COS lI14. 1871. l2i lard l31 ana w am
i1ol l25, IL, 13l. LIB. ia, l3o anu l"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
EVERYTHING
RUBBER GOODS
HODC M A MS,
BROADWAY. 81 West 23d ~.
Cor. Grand ~. Adj. Fifth Ave. Hotel.
NEWS FROM NEWrJERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

AZ fire in this city last week Matthew blsh
fell from a window while trying to save his children
one OF the latter. a gill named MarcelliS, was 50
badly injured that she died. When the funeral was
held a woman whom one at the h1nS" knew ash"u
to Look at the body. Before going away she said
that she was Bligh's real wife, and that she hai
been married b lin n New York In loGi. she Saii
they had had four Children but that he had not sup
ported them. >he earned living by Washing one
had not heard Of her husband since then uh'il sue
had read the story Of the fire. From Blghs nous"
She went 10 Il. FranciS's Hospital and asked u S'
him. The sisters ted hcr he was to- III. AIur
the woman went away Bigh was sent 10 MS NM, ,I
4 Tribune reporter called there YESTERDAY. Mt;
Bgh said she had heard the story about her iISoau
having another wife. but did not believe IT, '"o
refused u allow any one to see him.
While a North Hudson horSe-car was running
through Summltavc.. This city, yesterday one 81 me
rails snapped and pierced the bottom 81 me car
IL ripped mp the seat Where William Madaeh shl'
severely injlriug his spine. The other passengers
were shaken up but not hart
The funeral OF Nicholas Miller who weighed fVo.
was held at his hInr In Porcavc. on sunday. tor
. wear he had been unable 10 walk Tine nhdrr'!lh'r
could net yet the body down stairs. 81 Shsh VI
window was taken ont ana the collin lowered To TIE
sidewalk by means Of ropes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
he STUMBLED MANY BUSINESS MEN.

Herman Znke. alias Charles Ahecn. allos Clarke alias
T. A Granada did display any ingenuity or ofigl'
,litv I'm h methods Of ndng but he has succeeded IN
cb,oting a number Of wcLknown business men Rep
rseutlng that he connected with the New.fork Cen
,rsl and Hudson Railroad. he called upon twenty
different firms and. having given fictitious order Tor
goods handed In payment check ON the CITIZENS Ma
,ions or the Chemical National Bank. The check bore
apparcntly the signature OF +. V. Rosser. treasurer
or course the face value OF the check was always much
larger than tho price charged for the goods and Znke
,loced the difference In money in his pocket.
I'm this way he robbed J. w. Peiner. on NO "a
wa,hIncton.st OF sIlO: j. A. Smith. Of No 297 Wash
ioctons OF $40; b. T. Tuttle Of No. l9l Duane-st.
$40: g. II. Martin OF No. 3s5 Westinghouse, so4
lanes : Rurrow, OF 30 III Chambers-si., SO; The
ondon and Liverpool Clothing Company, sj3; Rogers
Poet A Co. So and A. II. King Co., oji. When the
Goods were portable Zlnke carried them with him, when
hav were heavy he them 10 the Grand Central sta
tim Mr. Rosstcr OF the checks and discover
In, ,o forgery laid the before Inspector Me-
rouchln who put Detectives Price and Montgomery on
,ho case Znk,'s father has grocery store In Eighty
,urth.st In q liquor ut Second-ave. and Eighty
fourth st. the detectives found him. and yesterday lie was
held for examination NUMBER OF eohipli'"dA'' VIII
,pucar against him to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
DENIAL OF TIE UNION PACIFIC STORY.

Boston, Jan. }0.-Thc following Is from the BOS-
ton News Bureau: "tn Pacific officials say that
the report from the West that the Union Pacific Rail
road Company Is preparing to surrender It's mail line
TO the Government Is too ridiculous for denial The
mall line, Including lis terminals. is m)rtca.,d for
only $4,000 mile. including the whole Government
debt. and the main line Is worth much more haH'thls
10 the Union Pacific system. 1t Is the main artery
connecting all the branch systems. The Who'll" Union
Pacific ~ TEN, including the main line and branches.
Is mort gagged for Lnt 10000 a mile"
Omaha Neb.. Jan. 3O.-JOscph Willard. Union Pa
cifc director. states that there l. foundation what
ever for the rumOr that the road viii he turned
TO the Government when 81 600 600 in bond, fall duo
in 1894 He stated that there has been no meeting
Of the directors for three month, and there will be
none until the annual meeting in April and that
there has been No correspondence among the directors
on the subject. lie add, that the bonds will not fall
due until 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
IIACkENSACK.

Theodore I'LL payma,ter Of the New-Jcrsey and
Ncw.Y ork Ea.road who disappeared on saturday, was
brought back to his home In Iaccnsack last evening
by Elias Ainley neghbor Of Mr.. Hi. Mr. Nh'H
received a note from Mr.. Hill yesterday morning
saving he had Just come In from Newark and wanted
Mr.. Ainlcy TO come TO him soon n possible AT
4 restaurant. Mr.. Ainley hurried to the place ana
found his friend In "A dazed condition. ME- hlhI"y
finally induced Mr.. Inn to 60 with MN ana 'h"N
went uptovn 10 nmc.hundrcd- and twenty ff'l ST..
where "A coach was procured and they drove l."
IIaclen sack by way Of Fort Lee Last evening MS
son "a still in a dnZcd cou'itoh
and was unable 10 give nm account Of his wand'llngS
a long time with violent h.ada hes. Mr. HITS
business was somewhat taxing and ii l. believed That
The strain has Affected his mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
uJrIycryr LIBRARY DEDICATED.

Bedford. Mass. Jan. 30 (SpeclaD.-FalrhaVeh new
h,idinc the Milliccnt Memorial Library, was dedi-
Gated this afternoon in the presence OF large NUM-
her Of people from that town and surrounding places
opc before the hour for the public part OF the cere-
monies the Congregational Church was filed, and
MANY were unable obtain admission Invitations
were issued TO quite a large NUMBER. rhVa'e SIT
vices were first held In the library. which was beau
,fulIv decorated with flowers ferns and palms. These
services were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Rogers. Mrs Rowland Rogers, Mr. AMI Mrs. william
Everett Benjumin, Miss Mary ii. Rogers, Henry Ii.
Rogers, jr. and several OF the trustees quartet
connected with the Rev. Dr. Colyer's church In New
Norl, sang The Rev. y. G. Alger, OF Fairhaven,
offered prayer then came an address by the Rev
/ NJ Leighton and the memorial window was unveiled
The public services consisted Of an address by Inc
rev Robert Collycr music by the choir OF his church.
,,,,rLs bv Henry II. Rogers. solos By Miss Clara f..
stut1man r. Kelly cole. Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Thomas.
and Frank Fruttchey-al Of N"w-l York. an address ior
he town bv George H. Trip, and nvOcalOS prayers,
etc, by local clereNhieh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
IIIZARETII

The trial ~ Dominica Durubbo and Charles Prun"'
for the murder ~ Patrick Kelley Oh september -
opened yesterday In III" Union County 'onrt i'l"r'
Judg, Van sychc and VIII last III" remainder %
lie week. Tier" are twenty 'lr"" Illness IN I"'
.,,.e MT ~ tn.ru ltniau. EN-A -.Dmbly man / -
..r " lo,i, rc- /, drf,uGing the .ri ,.n"rr.
TN, E.r William If. -h"rTcr IA tor of the flr'i
,urt,.. church. who 1850 wc"l suddenly handed
In ~. r,-igratiln. i ~tH dr'"rnih'" !" "'n ~"
ciurh ,l:int,.h The ni.ei 'iOi Il week ag' r"ir,'''
- ,rr.ni Ll. r..iir.mcn.. NJ ~h"rn"r on SUNDAY
. in rendered III, Ri -uaiioI after IA" rr-llhr ser
.a" mad al -l,i H. would Insist upon it, accept
,nce Tho trou,l B., aid 10 b. chiefly orca ION Il
~" ~ a.. roue--rcaflnn g., rnnrrilug on his ,fl" ol
.,~.ychin, which they 'uil did u Sult The I"rr
u.ut- of the age. \ SPECIAL meeting "l the '""r'n
va, held last night 10 rclcnsc the pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
To VOTE on THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

Washington, Jan. 80 (speciai'-It Is uhuerS'oou ''
Sneaker Crisn has agreed 10 recognize Mr. Oates, Of
N. Judiciary Committee, next Monday, for mo
ton TO suspend the rules and pass the Bankruptcy
biz. Under this procedure the ilibusters VIII De
thwarted and II the bill shall receive the votes oi
two-thirds OF the members voting it VIII be passed
1t requires quorum OF the House TO second the mo
ton TO suspend the rules, ana II mat oe uoe INN
minutes will be allowed for debate. Pending the maj
d,snosuon Of a matter on a motion TO suspend the
rules only one molten adjourn Is allowed Whiie
1t is a fact that the petition circulated by Ooloh''
Oates TO have time set for the coiisidera'oh'o
the Bankruptcy bill received the signatures OF III
Observation-Disclosures than twOthirds OF the tolai
membership OF the Iiouse-it Is UNDERSTOOD 'na'
unher ~ tho mon who favored consideration Of the
subject are strongly Enclned TO oppose the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

Washington. Jan. 3o-The Senate met at p m.
Mr. Harris offered resolution (which was agreed TO-
calling for a report OF the Secretary Of War rs TO
the use Of building material imported from foreign
countries for use the construction OF the new library
building and the reason for such Importation
Mr. Allison reported back the District OF COLUMBIA
Appropriation bill. and gave notice that after the Anu
opt,on bill was disposed of he would ask the Senate
% tota nm the appropriation bis-the Fertilization
the Army and the District bills
Joint resolution appropriating Ss.2OO Tor the
maintenance Of order in Washington during Inaugural
ton days-from February o5 to March 9-was reported
and passed. , ~ a NJ,
White made another argument against 1t and agalns
the George substitute for II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FOR a BIG BRIDGE AT NEW ORLEANS.


Chicago. Jan. 30.-Presldent Harrison has signed q
bill authorizing Chicago men to construct over the
Mississippi River at NewOrleans the largest canti.cvc
bridge in America. Surveyors and engineers will leave
the city at once TO begin preliminary operations. and
within three years the So 100000 structure will be
opened for traffic. The plan Is in which all the
railroads ia the south Interested. and the con
tract has been given to Coithc Il Karner, civil
eineers, OF this city The bridge must be built Of
steel. with three unbroken and continuous spans be
tween the river banks defined by medium stage
OF water and With about two piers in the river. The
length Of the main channel span will lie .095 feet.
and the two side spans will be 757 feet long. with the
lowest part of the supcrstncture not less than 81
feet above the extreme high water mark. This will
make the bridge Itself but few feet less than half
mile in length. The exact location OF the bridge will
depend upon the findings OF the who 90 to-day to
make the borinGs discover best fouud:i-
lions can be secured The charter granted by Con
provides that approach. II practicable. shall
be within the city limits Of NewOrlcans. In case II
Is found that the suDstratum near the city Is not
sufficiently firm TO support the immense piers. II NAV
be located not more than five miles above the city.
but under no consideration may 1t be built below,
since then II would possibly interfere with the ocean
vessels. The place now practically selected for II
Is at Nine Mile Point. not far from CarrOlltOn.
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MilbeIm&Graet
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China, Glass and Pottery
gLuIRA NEWSPAPER MEN FALL OUT.

Elmra, Jan. 30 Special flames I'LL. manager o.
the Albany edition OF Zie Elmira Telegram, SOLO 10
day his stock In the Telegram Printing Company
taking in payment the Albany plant and $4,000 IN
cash. Rumors OF this deal and the reasons there.
fore have been In circulation for some time II has
been known that differences existed between ii. b.
Brooks, manager OF the Emira edition, and James
Hill, manager of the Albany edition. and a dissolu-
ton OF the partnership or rather the selling OF the
stock OF to the other, has been anticipated for
some weeks. IIils stock was bought by Brooks. ana
the latter is now the sole OF The Elmra
Telegram and Hill OF ." The Albany Telegram Mr.
Hill has already made arrangements TO start nsw
Sunday newspaper In Elmra, rs = rival Of "Ihe ~
mira Telegram