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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-16
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Rei5en Der 6omanbetoen bes @eitens
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freis oes eisentbiimli1en SoDls.
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ahguit itatt.
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setGmmten 0aar, nit Dem aiSbrudS1
lolen Sopfe, iab iabl aus. sic mod)s
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-16

fabrte nus in bas lebr 9erdnmise 3im=
p,er iofort itelte lie Die Sdnepshal6e
auf ben Gid. Dann fragte tie:
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$50 lit 8orisfa p fraste 9asslo.
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beerem."
@an3 10 iteate i'd iie mir Dor: elm
f1eines S0rb6eu am Nrme, Grbbeeren
iammelao, Die poetildeite Srn6t Der
Welt.
ansin Ser Sort mar nidt flein, es
mar Elm redter @emiletorb, nit mel
dem oas Maoden eri6isn. sic mar
aud nidt blonh, ~icnbern ibr 6aar,
ibre Nu9enaraueu, bic Wimperll ibrer
Dalierfarbisen Nugen maren bon Der
Sarbe, Die man lei unS fabl nenut.
sic mar bdBlid, nein: mebr OILS baS
= nnbeoeutcnb, obne Sarbe, Sci; uno
Jorm. Nu1 ibre Stimue fpar 70 OBJ
seniist, mie ibr gelbes 8aresefleib.
2aSSlo fte0te mid Dor unb err0tbete
babel bis iiber bic Obren. Danm fraste
CT 5usleid nit einem 3ompliment, mie
fie geihlnfen. mas fie setrdumt Das
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abtr....
rSeben sic FER, 9ie baben seItern
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ftlten. n@el6' elm Mdbhen, niht
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beribnten S6auipielerin un6' leste
btn3u:
rSft es wabr. OaB Elm @raf lie beis
ratben ntr6?
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aus. Da bot oenn baS Mtd6hen 0as,lo.
CT mose ettpas BON Betofi portraaeu,
gum Ve1piel: Gs qudlt mid Elm Sc
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idwiesen.
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9leiteten i'm oann, ais mir alein aes
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beutnnsSloii9feit Der Sorlterstodter
nod mebr anf; ibr 6aiiunsspcrm0aen
mar beihrdnft, faum, ba6 lie einioe
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limb biele be9liift einen Mann, in
oieie lit Semanb perliebt !.
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reno i'm 2opfe berum, mdbrenb mir
lpra6en nno i'd Tie betradtete. 9aum
founte Tie BON Gnoerem als BON 2asslo
reben uno wieoer BON 9aSSlo. @te ibn
Der Bfarrer liebe. unb wie oft al ibm
Serren aus Ser Sta6t famen.
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mid oa3u, DEM Wtaoden 5u ertldren,
an welh' ldderlide @eftalt fie hire
eiebe perldwenbe. So besann meinen
Sagenofrennb Su perlpotten, oas Wtdos
den reasirte ni6t. SD rebete %offener,
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mid iiber Die Sade unS ipra6 rauo
beraus. sic mnroe nieoer9eldlaeen
nno gang entmutbist, wie Elm pom Sas
gel iiberraidter 8osel. Sait brad iie
in Ebrdnen aus. ais iie better rief:
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sinS auf uno ab I'M 3inmer. Sd be-
merfte, oab Ct Elm iuenis binfe, unb ers
inuerte mid oeutlid, bab er bieien Sch
fer ihOn III leiner Rinobeit beielItn.
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(fo nennt man in Der Staot Die sufanfs
tigen sebrer), slaubte i'd nidt, baB Die
Saft 10 gut ausfaQen ueroe, ih 9laubte
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fid bas 2dhelu. @ei1e 2ippert bebs
ten. Gr ipotlte aod etipas iagen,
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lid aus Der Tii6labe Elm 3eft berpor=
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-16
electric Rtfters.

Ditfss Setlm,tt.l 1T 70 woblkefanut unb 70 popular
serotbsn, has es faum nod btfO berer Grwdsnuns
bepdlf 1ue, bic eS ierniIs sebraaHten. thinner
nit Elm tn ietn Sob. Cine reinere Webtetn stebt eS
ut6t, unb es wtrb Garantie seleiaet. has lie aues
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belt ade eetben Der esber unb ben Nteren, IS e~ntfernt
@efhpire. ausfhlas, GatiEnS tnb aneere Gclsen
uaretnen Blufss. G8 tretbt bas RaIarta : Sieter
ara benz epftem, beust ~bemielben por unb BELT es
ielbn in ben bartnddisfen Tdnsn. Gs curirt arpfs
f&mer er, 8lutdnbrans Ea1 benz Ropfe unb Wts, are.
gsriu6e has electric 8ttters. Setluns pirb saraniirt
pber has Gelt surhssesatlt. BrviS per Tlaf6e SO
Gems pnp 81 In alien Apptbeten. RsoIefale bet
Gbclpb Dreib, Ibpmpipn & So.
: Die pbraie 1T bas @iserl unter
ben @ebanfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-16

Wir 9abeu elm ~elesantss alfortiment BON
8a&erlArdnfen, Office : M6beln, !3uiammenltgeJ,'
bare getten, 3uianmsnlesbare Gbaiie epnss, uno
iiberbaupt Nles, bas IN einem MiSbel< unb Sep
pia< stOre erifer 8laie beaniptudt weroen fam.
Wtr waniden, bab Sbr Set uns poifpredt unb
uniere Waarea t%nipiSirt, gang slsid, Oh SIR fau>
fen mpat Dber ntdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-16

Die f~Dlseaben preiie fnb nur en 8eiipttl
BON ben rtelen 8arsatas, wel4e mir ~cffertren /:
geft3iminer ; @ets, BON $3.50 aufwdrts4
glafh- Yarlpr Sets, BON 5000 aufwdrts+
Bifets, pom $1,000 aufpdrts+
gb.Stde BON $3.50 aufparts.
edrdnfe, pom $3.50 aufrdrts.
gb5immerfable, BON 4Ogts. perStad aufndrts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
DE THIS,

ANTRIM.-Died. January 4th, at 1880
p. M. at No. Is east Grace street, Hiss
SALIIE l.. ANTRIM; aged % years. 80,
The arrangements for the funeral VIII be
announced hereafter.
BRANNAN.-Died, suddenly. at his resi-
1ence. No. 1909 west Main street, at ll:io
p. NJ. January Sd. THOMAS A. BRANNAN.
IN the 37th year of his age.
Funeral will take place from Grove
Avenue Baptist church at Z. NJ. TO-DAY,
January 5tb. Friends aud acluaint ances
IF the family respectfully invited TO attend.
Atlanta Ga. and Baltimore CMd.) papers
please copy.
COYNA.-Died, January T.. 1893 at $3.50
o'clock, at the residence of her son, MIR.
w. q. 0akly, on the Nine-Mile road, Mrs,
MARGARET COYNA.
The funeral will take place FRIDAY
EVENING at O'Clock from the above
residence. Friends and relatives OF the
family are requested TO attend.
JOHNSON.-Died, at her residence, 1902
NJ street. SALLIE H., beloved wife OF W.
q. johnson, in her 21st year OF age.
Funeral will take place from the above
number FRIDAY, January 6th. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend
without further notice.
RANKIN. Died, at his residence. III
west Marshall street, Wednesday. January
4th, at 3OP. NJ. JAMES RANKIN; aged
So years; a native Of County Louth, Ire
land. -,
Heleayes devoted wife and seven chill
dren to mourn their loss.
Funeral notice hereafter.
SIEGEL.-Died, at his residence. 7l3
east Marshall street, at 8 p. NJ, January 4,
1898, CHARLES l.. SiEGEL
Funeral will take place from ~: Johns
German Lutheran church FRIDAY MORN
ING at IL O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
REAL WINTER WEATHER YESTERDAY
The River In Bad Condition and Barely
Hit for Navigable Purposes.

The river was filed with floating ice
Yesterday and was III very bad condition
for navigation. The last cold wave caused
the water to freeze again tuesday night,
and if thu weather had not moderated
Yesterday boats would have had great
difficulty IN passing back and forth. The
Ariel and the Philadelphia steamers lett Ii
the morning, and their passage greatly
helped to open the channel. NO other
ships were due yesterday.
The ice IN the canal has proved great
source of trouble To the IredegGr Works,
as il accumulated on the water-racks and
necessitated the employment of force
of hands to keep these clear. The same
difficulties III "a smaller way were eNpe-
rienced at the Albemarle Paper-Allll, which
is near the Old pump-house.
There was excellent skating at the lakes
of:Forest-Hil Park and the New Reservoir
Yesterday morning. but the falling weather
in the afternoon of course interrupted this.
just about noon a few scattering flakes
of snow began TO fall. and though these
did not continue long, the storm COM
menced with renewed vigor at 2 O'clock IN
the afternoon, and continued until Tar
into the night. AS the ground was frozen
hard the tleecy element stuck fast to the
cold earth, aud IN less than an hour the
city was clothed in o gar b of white. At
midnight the snow was at least two and q
halt inches deep.
The street-car service continued excel
lent throughout the day, as the passage OF
the convoyances kept the tracks clear,
though considerable quantities of sand had
TO be used 10 prevent the wheels from
slipping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
PHIL. keARNYl posi-, G. A. R.
Inspection, Installation OF Omeers, ana
Entertainment of Friends.

Phil. Kenrny Post, G.. A. K. underwent
nos. inspection last night by. Department
tnepector Charles Mcdonald. OF farraguI
Post. Portsmouth. Va. This ceremony was
conducted IN close meeting. At $50 tDe
doors were thrown open TO the fanlHes
and friends of the members, who had been
speeially invited TO attend the installation
ceremonies to follow and ENJOY otherwise
an ENTERTAINING musical and literary pro-
gramme and a soldiers campfire supper.
Tho officers installed for the year are as
follows; Commander ID. X. Wilson; senior
Vice-Commander, A. J. Burgess; Junior
Vice.Commander, j. NJ. DAVIS; Chaplain
O. n. Evans; Quartermaster, }. b; Newel
Surgeon, DIR. George Campbell; Oincer OF
Day. William X. Eldridge; Ohcer OIL
Guard, J. III. Nagle. ,.-., =:
About 100 invited guests and friends 10
addition 10 the members, assembled AT tno
stated time. $50 p. NJ. The installation
and other exercises occupied an nouI'
Then all were invited to partake OF suPpJiIi'
Three tables were spread IN the IIOn mn mn,
They were we'll laden with the suoslahtiais
aud delicacies of the season, which were
greatly enjoyed.
Comrade il. f. Foster accompanied IN
sDector Mcdonald on his visit. ana after
the installation ceremonies presented
Commander Wilson with gaVei insue
from a portion of the keel OF the old irlgale
Constitution, which for twenty-five years
has been under water at the Portsmouth
navy-yard. ....,
A number of invited guests sent earnest
words OF regret at their enforced absence.
The musical and literary programme
embraced vocal and instrumental soios
and duets and reCltatlOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 4.--CottOn quiet mid
ding uplands, 9Izc.; Orleans, lO1sc.; sales, 80
bales; total net receipts at all ports ISL
torrance, 4,615 bales; 20 the Coniinent, 2,df1
bales; STOCK. 1,l34,47B bales Consolidated net
receipts az all ports, SO ,407 bales: exports-to
80, I54 bales; stock, I.I34,476 bales. Flour in
moderate demand and strong low extras,
e.. 10as255; city mtlls, SagOaS4; city MILLS
patents, s4.35as4.50: winter wheat, low grades,
g. lOas2. 55; patents. s3S4aS4.25; Minnesota
clear, s250as3.40; patents, e425as4.z5;
southern -four quiet and steady: common 70 lair
extra, 81. 10ae3. 10; good TO choice do, 3D. loa
s425. Wheat 1rmer; options moderately ac-
tive; No. rcd, Soc, store and elevator; so$4c.
anoat; options opened weak az I4a1fc., eiosiug
steady after advancing Ssa7lc.. May add March
being most active; Jepuary. 1o14c. March,
s05Sc.: May, 7ec. Corn nrnler but dull; No. z,
5oc in elevator; Soas,c soe aS,s ssa aa
January; Soc. May. 52Ixc. Oats frmar and
moderately active; options quiet end strung
January, 37lsc; February, Ssssc.; Mo- ne,
white do, 41s4GIfc- Conee-Options opened
steady rs points down TO 10 points up. aud
closed barely steady down 10 up; January.
sl6aslG.l0; February, 1890: Nay, s1o.7Os
1880; September, s15.70as15.S5; Decambsr,
Sugar-Raw quiet and nrEn centrifIgals, 81
test, 3 7-l6c. refined fairly active and nrm;
OF A. 414a4 9-16c.; standard 4, ll-l6a45se.;
IS. MoIssses-Poreisn noininai; New orlsans
In lair demand and steady; open-keitle. new
good % choice, 25aSTc. Rice In ialr demand
and steady; domestic, tair 10 extra, 3jee9last
Japan, 4Iaa4isc. Petroleum quiet ana neauy !;
renned. New York, s5.4o: PhiladeIphis aad
baltimore, $500: 10 bslk, s2.ssss2.9o.
cotton -seed oil hrmer: crude, Abe; yei-
low. 45e. Rosin qais. "a ana sa,x s's e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
PREPARING FOR THE BAZAAR.
Tho Ladies' Moot and Arrange n Number
of Important Matters.

Tho Committee on Arrangements for the
bazaar 10 be held this spring under tho
auspices Of the Hollywood Memorial As
ISOLATION held well-attended meeting IN
the iecture-room Of the Second Presby-
terrain church yesterday at noon. Mrs. j.
b. Lghtioot, VINO was elected treasurer
several weeks ago, accepted the position.
and Miss Lily Peasants was chosen chair
nan Of tho Decoration Committee. The
ladies at tho different booths, which will
represent the States Of the Confederacy.
will wear badges of miniature Confederate
flags.
II was decided TO open the far on the
nth Of April, and 1t will probably con-
tlnue about a fortnight.
Miss Winnie DAVIS will be invited TO
preside at the Mississippi booth.
The ladies will hold another meet
ing next Wednesday at noon. Owing to
the increased attendance the session will
be held in the parlors OF the Young Mems
Christian AssOciation.
- Mrs. Hotchkiss desires that all the chair
men Of tables meet at tho Young. Mems
Christian Association at II o'clock Monday
morning,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
OUR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
Their Division Had a Most Successful
Meeting Last Night,

The Virginia Division Of the Travellers
Protective ASSOCIATION OF America held q
meeting AZ Murphy's Hotel last night.
President Il. $. Christian filed the chair
and George Gibson, Jr.. was at the secre-
tary's desk. The attendance was unusu-
any large and the session quite an inte-
resting one.
rhs committee recently appointed on
the Torey bankrupt bill were authorized
10 address letters TO Judge Torey and Con-
cressman George d. Wise announcing the
approval of the same by the body.
The division went into the election of q
BOARD OF Directors, with the following re-
suit; X. s. Christian. Joseph Waller
steIn. John Is. Culpeper, w. ii. Welsiger,
ID q HARDWOOD. aud @. v. Clash.
A Communication from tho Travellers
Protective Association Building Associa-
ZION OF st. Louis. Mo-, was read,
committee was appointed, consisting
~ the following: John II. Culpeper
echairman). Joseph Wallersteia, q. W.
Saunders, and William Rheinheimer. TO
inouire into the arrangements of trans
noytation and comfort for the delegates
and members Of the association and their
ladies' who Will attend the National
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05

the direot-tax money requires that the
commissioners and treasurers having
charge of the distribution in the several
cities and counties make reports TO the
Governor in January and July OF each
year. The first OF these reports are Degin-
ming 10 come IN. and IN some instances are
defective, In that they do not embrace oil
the information the act stipulates shall be
furnished. The items that should be con-
tanned In the reports and arranged in
parallel columns under separate heads
are: Name of city or county. name OF dis
tubutor, amount for distribution, claims
filed, claims allowed. amount of commits
SION charged. amount distributed, balance
for distribution.
PERSONAL.
Ava II. Martin, Clerk Of Norfolk county.
and Robert Whittacre, Sheriff, and Il. 4.
Furlong, Deputy Sheriff of Fauquier. visit
ed the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Lou Withrow. of Augusta county,
has been commissioned a member of the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Board of Worlds
lair Managers uioc Mrs III. Il. Gilkerson,
resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
NeIy sIen In once.

Al the regular meeting of the Jefferson
Beneficial and Social Society held on Mon
day night, January 2, 1898, the following
officers were elected and installed for the
ensuing term President, Lee Hart; Vice
President, Charles Sack; Recording Secre-
tary. A. Hawkes.; Financial Secretary, ID.
}. DonovUu; treasurer, John .. heIIley;
Sergeant-at-Arms, Willie Akers; Door
keeper, Willie DOnovant.
Deputy Grand Master Thomas n. Ken
der. District Deputy Granddaughter Robert
Hill, and +. Wiley Davis grand secretary,
assisted by others, tuesday night installed
the officers of Capital-City Lodge, l. .. q.
+. MIR. James V. Ramos is the now noble
grand and Otis j. Thompson secretary.
George Is. Jones Is the retiring noble
Grand A collation. was partaken and ad-
dresses were made by Grand-Secretary
Davis, Past Grands Tucker, Jones, and
at hers
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rhnincrnnh nf tle rolice Conrt.

Four cases constituted the docket at the
Police Court Yesterday, and the proceed
Ings wore the dullest in that tribunal for
more than year. The most interesting
episode of the day was the exhibition of
one Of the newly-made pictures OF the
court while in SESSION. The photograph
was quite large one and contained
splendid hkenosses OF the Justice, Com
monwealth's-Attorney SpOtswood, Clerk
Edgar b. White, Sergeant Thomas, Ballif
Gibbons. Oficor Butler. of the First
District; Squire +. p. Jones; Lawyers
Jackson and Randolph, and Moses
Mason. prisoner at the bar, charged
with burglary. Plainly to be seen among
the spectators Is the plastered head of a
negro who had been a participant III an
ARRAY and had received several severe cuts
over his Uranium.
Tho only case of importance heard yes
terday was that OF KIT Booker (colored),
charged with felOniousy shooting William
IA. Lewis. Tho testimony showed that the
weapon was discharged by accident, and
The case was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
Unios Services at Centenary Church.

In spite of the stormy weather there
was good attendance last evening at the
union pray Ct Centenary
church. DR.. Whitehead, of the Methodist
Church, was the leader. The subject as
signed By the Evangelical Alliance was
Nations and their Rulers" BY an I'M
fortunate coincidence none Of the speak
ers appointed by the committee. were
present. In the emergency the leader
called upon Dr.. Hoge, who was in the
audience. to mako An address, which.
though called upon so unexpectedly, he
did in most uggestivs manner. In rapid
review he called up the leading rulers OF
ancient and modern secular and profans
history and showed their, influence for
good or evil upon the nations they gov
erned, and thus emphasized the great need
of prayer for rulers.
The subject for this, evening will DO
Jabez Hall. pastor of the Seventh-Street
Christian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 4.-The temper OF specu-
latlon at the stock Exchange was bullish during
the greater part of the day aud the dealings
were somewhat better distributed than of late.
TIKI IHDCsTRIALs.
Among tho IndustrialS American-Star refining
was the special card. selling up from 1l21s 70
l Is for the common and from 100 10 1ulA Tor
the preferred. Manhattan dropped from lo1ls
10 l531S and quickly rose 10 1913. The western
railway shares were stronger, more particularly
the Union Pacific group, which scored advances
OF and 81 per cent. The rise was accounted
for by sudden break In Dlstilling and Cattle
Feeding from 65St 70 GIN ON stop orders. The
other Industrials sympathiZed TO the extent OF
"a in Sugar aud / Y in Chicago Gas.
THE COALERs.
At the same time the coal stocks we're subject
cd 10 a sharp pressure and yielded l1s TO per
cent, except for Delaware and Hudson, which
remained steady. The general list reacted a 70
/ per cont. from the highest but the market
closed Arm ~ some recovery 4 he sales for the
day were $4,000 listed and dl,0O0 unlisted
stocks.
Treasury balances-Coln, sS7,01l,000; cur
rency, 54,g11,OO0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on coll easier, ranging from 20 o,
closing offered at 4. Prime mercantile paper,
ja0.
Sterling exchange firm. Posted rates.
5i.S0lSaS4.SS1S. Commercial bills, sASlAa
si.S5JS and s4.S7l.
Government bonds steady. ate bonds ne
elected. Railroad bonds strong, except Tor tho
Readings.