davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-26
S. S. Gbeneb & 6 o., G~iSentbiimer,
Sp(ebp, SbiD.
Sic 66Ifte offer Mohnunoeu

Sie 9dlfte auer Mobnungen in
Berlin pir6 alidbrli9 geme6felt. gu
bieiem @rgebniHe fibren bic i%tatiiti.
f9en GrmittelungeH, pel6e iiber bic
umauge ieit benz Sabre 1863 angeiteai
morben finb. SIN Sabre 1868 fanben
1868 um3iise itatt ober so pro3eni
unb I'M Sabre 1892 mertmiirbiger
Weife glei9fals gerau so pro3eni
ober 211,466. Nbmei6unger 3eisen
itur bic Sabre Der Mobuungsrotb 1871
big 1873, In uel6en fi9 bic 3abl amt.
f6er 80 unb As proaent belt. = Sic
neberfi6t iber bic felt 1868 erfolgten
3pansspertdufe bebauter @runbittide
seigt beutli6 ben 3uiammeubang bers
felben nit Der aqgemeinen mirtbi9afts
li6en unb gef9dftli9en Sage. Sc
gr6Ber Der mirtbi9aftli6e Nuf9mune
1T, befto tpeniger 3mangSb fteiseruns
gen finben fat. Sn 3eiten gef6dfts
li6er 8liitbe, 3. y. in ben Sabreu
1871-l876 unb 1883-1889, betru.
gen fe nod ni9t ! pro3ent. Sic
b69fe felt 80 Sabren errei6te Inaabl
BON 3mangspert1ufen tpeift bas Sabr
1879 nit beinabe 81 proaent auf
Seit 1889 1T bic Mnsabl Der 3pangs.
perfeigerunsen mieberum I'M Steiser
begrifen bieielbe betrift in benz lau.
fenbeu Sabre 1898 529 9duier ober "a
pro3eat aaer borbanbenen 9duier.
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Sn pel9eut @rabe in 9euti9lanb
nod bus 8ebDrmunbungsipftem Der
Sbeater>@ Gen ur beftebt, bas benefit
ieBt pieber Der folgenbe 0orfaa, Der
aus Berlin beri9tet nirb. Sem &aifer
MiIbelm miBfiel cine STEELE in benz
neuen gtide r9as f6laue 8dtb@en",
pel1e fi9 auf bic S9la9t BET Seban
be3rg, unb fDfort Drbnete er an, Sab
steIe Stene in 3ufunft geitri6ett ners
ben ioIe. NIs Der 8erfaKer ii6 peis
gerte, biefer Gorberung Solge gu let>
ten, berbpt Der &aiier einfa9 bic peis
tere Mmfhbrung bes Stifes. @dbs
renb Der &aiier auf bieie Nrt alio bel
Mertb auf bic 6Hentli6e Metnung unb
bic 8eeinFu6ung berielben gu legen
i6eint, bebanbelt er bieieIbe in anbez
rem Sdlen pieber nit elmer gerGbe5u
perbluHenbsn @lei6eiiltisfeit. 9as
seigt bic bieier Sage erfolgte @rnens
nung bes 2ieutenants BON &roli9t
aum 0uuptmanm. 9teie @rnenuung
bat in ben tpeitei fen &reiien peinli6es
Nufieben errest, BENT &rOigt mar Ell
rsr berienigen Off5iere, wel@e in Der
be6enfli9ften Weife in ben 9annoper's
f6en Spieler zSfanbal nermidelt mo-
rem. Mnftatt Der erparteten 8erabz
i9ie6ung erfelgte nun bic SefDrberune
beRelben!
Ser preuBif9e 2R1btag pirb am 10,
Sanuar bonn Safer Wilbelm in periDn
er6fmet tperben. 9ann mirb mob
tpieber etmas mebr 2eben in bic Bolitil
fommen, bic fi6 mdbrenb Der 3eit UNI
@eibno6ten unb Neuiabr geu6bnlid
cine fIeine &ubepauie g%eitattet. Sas
gilt ni1t NUT BON Der innern polittl
bes beuti9en &et6es, fonbern liber.
baupt bon ben algemeinen politii9eu
Mirreu, in 8e5ug auf mel6e gegen:
tp1rtig 3temli9e Stiae berrI9t.
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HQuln f. OtelmQttn

iinb bereits nit einent b~ebeutenben, in
bas 8aufa9 f9lageuben Waarenppr=
ratb, in ibr neues @ebdube (befauni
als bas Granit. @ebduDe) einge3ogen
8eiagte Sirma bietet iebt benz Publi.
fnm gu biligeren preiien als ie sunOr
alerbanb Baumaterial, fomie Cement
8tps, Terpub 9aare, Geuer5iegel
unb Geuertbon, Salt, 8afiteine ie6er
Mrt, Nspbalt, Sheer unb Be9, Sbeer.
papier unb Sil3 gum 9a6beden,
Sbonr0bre fur Nb3uesfandle unb fur
S6ornfeine, Minerals@ oQe unb 49,
beftos, Del unb Oelfarbe u. I. N.
Man a~breiire: BaulD & Sielmann,
800 s. Commerce. Street, l@an Nnto.
mir, Seras, mo ale Muftrdge prompt
beforgt tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-26
9rs. 8reening & SSelib, Gain.
dr3te, I'M Nlamo Geuer 8erf. @ebdube.

1a- Bel zen gegenwGrtis
8 ras : WangeI finb bic
Gutterf6neise : Maf9inen our 8erpers
tbung Der &ornitengel &c. bon groBem
Mertbe fir ben Garmer. Mat1 beii6<
tige bic "Belle City Feed Cutters
BEL Sips& 6aarmanr. @roBe
Nuspabl bafelbft gu allen preifen, fir
9anb-8 etrieb, unb fur ben 8etrieb
bur9 pferbe> unb Sampftraft.
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beutenbe grmeiterung berielben gu

Grmetterun6 Der1elDen gu
planen.
= gu @6werte in Meafalen bat
bic gerbaftung bon fieb5ig Der bortiz
gen @inmobner ni9t geringe Nufz
reg111s berborserufen. 8ie Burger
erginger ii6 in aaerbanb 8ermutbunz
gen iiber bic l1ria6e bes unermarteten
@reigniRes, iebo9 fanb bic Nnfi6t,
baB Der 8orfaG nit elmer meitper>
3tpeigter anar6i1ttf9en Seri9m6rung
I'M 3ufammenbang itebe, ben meiiten
@lauben. S6lieBIi9 1ebp9 itelte es
1i9 beraus, baB fdmmtli6e 8erbaftez
ten, Nngelelte Der bortisen Nidels
fabrit, bes 9iebtabls bei6ulbigt ieien.
Sic folen Nidel unb iontiges Metaa
aug Der Sabrit eutnenbet baben.
= Ser @rtrag Der biesidbrigen
Weins grnte Srantrei65 lift Elm gang
enormer. Ser @rtrag pirb auf 1,225,s
000,0 @alonen i'm Werthe BON
1,250, 600, 900 6ranfen ($250, 0h0,s
000) abgef6dBt.
Safer @iIbelm bat ben Muni6
geduBert, baB i9 am N~euiabrstage
fdmmtli9e commandments @enerale
i'm 8erliner 96lohe eininben m69ten.
= Ser beuti9e 8unbesratb bat
ben gori@lag fir bic Nbi@afung Der
Nusnabmegeiebe fiir @liaBz2 etbringen
auriidsemieien. Sc gei9ab bies in
ueberein1timmung nit BEN Nnit6ten
bes Brin3en 9obenlobe, bes Stattbals
ters Der &ei9slanbe, tpel6er meint,
baB bic beiben Brobin5en fir bic gee
w6bnli6en geieBli6en 8ebin9ungen,
Die fie i'm ibrigen Deuti9lanr beites
ben, mod ni@t reif iinb.
= Sic an ben beuti6en &et1stag
geri9tete petitton eegen bic seplants
@rb6bung Der Sabafs 9teuer it nit
995, 600 unteri9riften bebedt.
= Sn einem Mrtitel iiber bic pabr>
f6einli6es 9altung bes &ei6staseS
yelegentli@ Der 8eratbung iiber ben
ruifi6en Sanbelspertrag ipri6t fi9
rDie poit" babin aug, baB BITE &egiez
rung in bieiem Sale ni6t auf bic
Mebrbeit rednen tonne, tpel9e iie fur
bic rumdnii6en, fpanif6en un6 iers
bif9en 9anbelseertrdge erlangt babe.
Sic r@ermanta" meint, baB bic norbs
beuti1en Mitglieber fi6 Der
Nnnabme beg Nutrages entf9ieben
tpiberfeben merben.
= Nus 9eutI1sG h6meftz Ifrifa lit
bic Na9ri6t eingetrofen, baB Der rdus
berii6e 6duptling 0erbid Witboi bic
in Der Ndbe BON &ubub gelegene beuts
f6e N~niebelung 9ermann ii~berfalen,
unb nod einem beiBen Sample nit
ben Nnfieblern, tpobei n1ebrere beriels
ben get0btet mu.bcn, niebergebrauut
bat. 9ie &duber folen % pferbe,
200 Stid &tnbpieb unb 5000 S9afe
erbeutet babsn. Oie 8erliner 3eiturz
gen forbern Die ~iofortige @rereifung
BON S9ritteu our eremplar.9en See
trafung Der WiItboif6en Sorbe.
= Die beutf6e &ei6sregierung 1T
nit Der NuSarbeitung elmer @eiebz
porIage bei9dftist, auf @runb peI9er
bic 8eborben ermd9tiet nerhen, 8ers
fammlungen, In benen au unrube unb
St6rung Der 6HentliGen Srbnung
aufgerei3t uirb, gu berbieten. Sieie
8orlage 1T bauptfd6li@ gegeu bic Be-
ftrebunsen Der 4ntiiemiten, Mnar9is
fen unb Sseialiten seri9tet,
Sn Mtesbaben bat bic poli3ei
bic Nnar6iften &uppert, Meimer urtb
mebrere anbere @enoRen berieIben nee
gen Gali6miinaerei perbaftet. Ser
grtrag bes 8etrugS ipurbe our Nuss
breituns Der anar@ifii6en 9ebren pers
tpeit6et.
= Ser Nltonaer Banter 0albers
ftabt 1T unter Mitnabme BON 800, 900
Mtarf mad Nmerifa bur6gebrannt,
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9ie 9antpf ; 8iiferei bes &erxtt
@eprn Md1tDrh

liefert 10 bor31gli6e Qrbeit, baB man
1llr gutes BON tbr bort unb bic 3eugs
Mile unb @%mpfeblungen tommen oft
aus tpeiter @ntfernung. Sie Sbatia@e
1T iiber allen 3meifel binaus bemieien
tporben, baB bic Gabrifate 6es Germ
Manbrp, feline Giiternen, Gdfer, gotz
tide &C. ni6t nur ben i'm Norben faz
brighten glei4tommen, ionbern bieiels
ben an iauberer Nusfiibrung nnb
Sauerbaftigfeit nod iibertrefen.
S9ift @uer @elb ni9t fort, tuettr .SSbr
bier quite Nrbeit erbalten f6nnt. 6err
WfanbrD beantmortet ale kftlt6eu
Nnfragen auf bas Yrompt
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M & 0nfheina. @nn 81

= g. 5. 9ofbetna San gn>
tpnio, Dertauft eineu guten 3peirdberi.
gen @agen (Sabrifat BON Stint,
Mi6.) nebt pferbegei9irr gu 500, TO-
wie elm Sop 8uggD unb @ei6irr au
$65. 6ibrt tets cine poafdnbige Mus=
wabl Der 6iib 8ros., @spensbeib unb
Guiding Wa9en, Nmbulanaen unb
8uggies, @Dtton=@ins, Minbmotoren,
perfins MinbmiibIen, pumpen, Bruns
nenbobrmaf9inerie, pfliigert unb Sta
6elbrabt. Man fpre9e bor ttnb laHe
ii6 bic niebrigen 8reife geben.
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apei Observation-Disclosures aerettet !,

Srau ptpebe Tbpmas IN Junction Gttp, Sas.,
rpurbe BON ben Nerjten aS bcinunsslp8 iGwtn6il@s
tts aufsessbsu, un6 bod itsutsn tie spst Slai4en pom
Or. 3tns8 Reucr Gntbeduus pteeer ppafdnbts Der.
Sic III fAer, bab bies Wittel ibr 9eben s%erettet bat.
Serr IbOs. GsserS, 1879 Glortbaz Strabe, Gan Sran=
cisco, lit an elmer S&redli6en Grtdltuns, Bite Bic gu
SApinbfu@t auSseortet mar. Na&bem er aueS GRs
6eTe e~ri9lslos periu@t bate, faufte sr eine 6Iaf&e pen
Or. atnss Reuer Gntbefuns unb mad taum tpet Mc.
DEN mar er sebetft. Or 1T ppuer Dant fur bteies
MttteI. Spl4e &~eiultdte, BON benen bic pcritebenbeH
nur en paar p~srein5clte greben fnb, iinb eS, peI6e
HE pun6erpoae @trtuns btefeS Mtttels BET Sufsn
nub Grtdltuusen ~bepetfen. prebeFai9en fret In Der
San @ntOuto Drug Go. Rssuldre SIai4en so Ste.
unh $l.00.
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9img. &edentbim, Merchant Tailor,
oberbalb Sranf Sros., geseniiber Der
Nlamp 8anf, bat einen gepdblten
8orratb BON StoHen un6 empfeblt
ii6 CUR Nnfertigung BON Mnaiigert fit
ale @elesenbeiten. 8oIe 3~ufrieben=
ftelung garantirt. Breiie mdBig. Man
fpre9e bor unb gebe feline Nuftrdge,
bic prompt ansgefibrt perben. u.
&e6entbin, fritber 8ormanr BET pans
coat & GDbn.
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shpls, 4aIme,, : @arteu 1T

S@uls' Yalmen : 8arteu lift Der
@ammelplaB Der 9eutf9en BON Sun
4ntonio nit ibren 5amilien. 9ie res
~gelmdBtgen Nbenb Grei &onaerte an
bier Nbenben In Der Wp6e 1int 1tets
5ablrei6 befu9t un6 e%rfreuen fi9 ether
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb Wbisfeps unb a~fle3eit felerfrif9es
8ier, iotpie Die beiten @igarrer.
Sie, & eitauration liefert ale
Delifate1en Der Saiion. Mutern,
Slide. Wilb lit better 3ubereitlng.
SdgliG ausgeaei6neter parnter 2un1.
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&Smi9I. 92ieberldnbiide sttb Ser.
Gtaatesi Yoftlimie.
Dirette 2inie stpii4en
NetttE0afti u0 U nj erbam
tuab gaetp g9ort.

e@tife Iaufen Boulesne an nnb iesela iebs
Ae4e BON 9en Dcrf nn@ 9oIIanb.
Dhr4s8iuete mad allen europdiidea Stdb'
tsn tuerben sH ben niebrisften 5dten ass'
seteut.
erfts Gaiute $40 unb nufrdrts. 3ueits
&atdte $3t nnb auftp6rts. 8pifHenpeds,
stEete bon europa tperben borLduis ni&i
aaeesheIt, bod finb ~gintpanherern atrettt
&ajb<esDtaets ju ermdBisten Raten geitsut
80. g. 9Dnmg, Mgent.
6i1 Dfs2cuitsnsG tSabe, San Mntpnio, Ger,
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.. u. & u. y. Nabu.

Ibfabrt.
BAD @alpefton, 9eufOn unb @uero
tdgli1 ..............9:05 Bprm.
Na9 CORPUS @briiti, Nranias paB mub
8eepille tdgli6 ......2:10 Madm.
Na9 &errbiae tdgli6.. 7:15 Mberbs.
Na9 &errpiae tdgli9, ausgenommert
Sonntugs nnb Montass, Tim
7:4O Worgens.
Nmfuntt.
Bon @alpetou, 0oufton unb @uero
tdgli1. 700 Nbenbs.
Son CORPUS gbrifi, Nranias pab unb
Seebile tdgli6. 40 Ma9m.
Von &errbiIe tdgli9.... $3.50 8orm.
BON &errDile tdgli9, ausgenommert
@onntags unb Montags, ur1
6:45 Na6m.
= @bisteDs gu 81 90 bis
S. so per @allone. Sins,
8ranbies. 90. @atanoIa &
Spbn.
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1Br Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. @boIefales unb &etail 9dnbler
in feinen @uftern, Gifden, Wilb &c.
Selepbone q o. 81.
Muftrdge aus Dem 2arbe tperben
erbeten unb prompt ausgefibrt.
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gcutberm paciftc : 8abn.
MbfQhrt.

BAD NemzO Orleans, !9ouiton unb Gals
oefon tdgli9 2:05 ubr Na9mittagS
unb 9 uDr Nbenos
aa6 San Grnneiseo, 81 9afo unb
gaqle BaB tdgli9 9:45 @orm. 49,.
Nnfunft.
gon NemsO Orleans, 0pufDm umb @als
peton td8lt6 $500 Gorm. unb 4:15
Na9m.
Bon San 6ranciscp, 81 paTo unb
eagle paB tdgli9 lao ga6m. 49,.
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- |EI
@innebmen BON 9aas's Ratarrb Sur eebeili
perben fann
S. $. Gbenep & 8 o., Gissntbamer,
Splebo, Opio.
Btr, bic l1nterseidneten baben S.S. Gbenet
felt ben lebten Is Sabren sefannt unb baIter
ibn fur poafommen ebrenbaft IN allen Sc:
Observation-Disclosures nno ~ftnanaiea befabist,
ollie BON ieiner Strma einsesansenen Der
binbli9feiten gu %erfiaen.
@ef & Gruar, @%rObbanbeIs>0 rosuiiten,
Golebp, Sbtp.
Enabling, &tnnan & Marvin, @rpb>
b1nbelssD ro9uiiten. Solebo, Sbio.
9aa'S &atarrb Sur ptrb innerltd senpms
met, unb pirtt brett auf bas 8lut unb Die
i@leimisen Sberfdden oes Spitems. 3euss
nifie fret perianbt. 8reis Is gents fir Bic
Glaide. Serfauft BON alien Npotbetern.
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Srnfs unb Gombinationen iinb un>
popular. @s giebt aber cine Dirt
Trust, eesen bic Niemanb etwas
au fager bat. Sies 1T bas Sruft ober
8ertrauen, bas bas publifum bot in
6Dpb's SariapariIa.
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say Sips&0 fihs
rem bas gr6bte Eager BON lanbwirtb<
i6aftli9en Mai6inen unb @erdtben
a0er Dirt in San Nntonio. Wfan iibers
3euge fi9 baponl
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Giitnbabn Tabr Rlan.
&. & 6. u. Sabn,

Nbfabrf.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Meumta,x
ODER W. 6. & S.-..6:30 MorgenS.
Na9 ct. 2ouis bio Srpn Momntain
&eute .........8:15 Nbenbs.
Jta9 2arebo. 40 BORN.
Nnfunt.
Bon st. Qonis, Sron Mountain & M.
SC. & 3.---......... 9:15 Born,
Wcn st. 2onis, SrDn Mpuntai1 & 90.
a. &S.-.-......-.lO 1885 Nbenbs.
Won SurebD .-.-......7:30 Mben6s.
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sar @riber 9 o 8. baben bas
betafortirte Eager bon goIbenen Sas
i6enubren, ioliben Silbers unb plat=
tirtet1 @aaren.
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9os 66nte % b.
ua6ts : g d II t 1T cine fein
aus9efibrte Photographic bon 6 a l.
lamap' 8 Infalt. 513 OF : 5ou>
fonftraBe.
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etas s~aranttrte aur fur &amDrrbpibeH trsenD elmer
9rsutl4t asn eber ererbt. Dieis Mebt5tn pirtt peFiip.
0tns 9tlfe $I.00, 9 aifien 500, bur9 Bite BOP fret
se,ianet na4 eupfang be6 Betraaes. gBer 6 Bitten
ssuitk srtaIt etne f9rtftIt@e @arantie, babI e. s6.U
tarh6eftalt. menn feline Rnr erfcIst. Gardntie aus
ssetat enr4 8. %. DeGefer 8 Co., DrnsstRen
9e4fsleeEse Son SpbnE 9. 9arrion), aaeintseGsenten,
&etepae 1lpdt Son Nntcuip. Gbenip Neenten fur
nssR's Mersen. unb @ebtrnsWttteI.
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Git 0ankbarer patient.
@sh setdbet &aniutaHs tn aeep BORT, oer
fetses Namen utdt eeMaunt babem
tpius e1tRnppt I'D ais @ohItbater
ees Ietbeapen ReMfGbeit.
eartweII Wa.; 2. Son, Is

" i4rsibts
@eebrte 5errenI
Do Id, mic Sic tptHeH. meiue bouftSubioe CS,.
itlgEg BON t9ipereui 3einen eipem in Sbrenr Nra.
nti.Nu@e angegebenen 6eiImifteI uer6anfe. 70
CLAUDE Id metne Santbarfeit am beRen baburn
nsiusilsn 81 t6nneit. inbem i'd Sic CRUDE fir elm.
As9smoen @1ed 5000 bapon gratis al bertbeiIen.
easHifaH9 Der drmfte Rranfe beiIuns inSen m5ae..
5o@aatunsspon
Sbr banfbarer 81. q.
NIB Das Bud eutbdTt sae3epte, bic in isSer
4peibete seHa3t tuerbea f5nuen uns pirb mad
snipfaHs BON 5tuei Briefmarten fir gerpaduna
une Porto frei 5~usefanot bon Der PRryArE CLINIC
= DlsezEsAHy, % @eF IL. Str, Metu gOrt, 81. o.
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9emtf@e Sob sOfftce it,tb 8n9'
bin1eret.

Semtf6e, fohie emglif9e Druid rs
beiten merben prompt nm6 biaig bers
fertigt bon Sobn @9Dtt, No z
Nerb B~refa<StraBe.
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@ie lit hie6 !

@ir bieten %ein6unbert Dollars 8elpbnuna
fir isren SAL BON &atarrb, Der niHt bur6
@innebmen BON 9aas's aatarrb &ur eebeilt
tperben fam
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-11
THE FOOT GUARD.

More Uniforms Arriving - Nearly
 Ready For the Trip to Trenton-
 The Coming Parade in Town.
 There was very large attendance of the Foot Guard at the drill last evening. The greater part of the uniforms have arrived, and 1t is expected that all will be here In time for the proposed parade on Saturday evening. In case they do not parade Sat urdsy the parade will be held on Tuesday afternoon next. There will be a special drill on Saturday afternoon. Further about the Trenton celebration is as fol- lows:
 Major General Plume, who Is we'll re- membered by many veterans of the Second regiment, 70. N. G, has issued orders for the Second brigade of New Jersey, com manded by General Sswell, to parade on the day of the dedication. It was at first intended to have the entire division out, but when the acceptances came in 1t was found that the visiting military organisa tions would muster over 5000, and it was brigade. The choice fell on General Sewell, because the monument is in that part of the state in which the Second brigade is located, and also because the monument association is under obligations to him for having been instrumental in se- curing the appropriation of $30, 900 made by congress.
 The Essex troop of Newark and the old City troop of Philadelphia will share the honors of esoortfpg the president and the governors. Massachusetts will send pro- visionsl regiment, Pennsy1vania General Dechert's brigade, Connecticut the two companies of the Foot Guard and New Ha- ven Grays and New York 6 regiment
 The Grand Army of New Jersey will par ticipate. Nearly all posts in the state will send 8 detail. Captain John F. Lovett is in charge of the arrangements for the de- partment of New Jersey.
 The ceremonies at the monument will consist of number of short speeches by representatives of the states who have contributed to the monument, and the ac- ceptanes of the gifts by members of the monument association. - The windows in the vicinity of the monument site are sell ing at fabulous prices. There is to be . mile or more of grand stands for the use of the public. Decorators from New York and Chicago are here making arrangements for decorations.
 Fifty members of the 0. mmon and se lected branches of the Philadelphia coun- oil will attend the exercises. -
 The preparations for the dedication of the $60, eco shaft, to commemorate the bat tie of Trenton, are nearly completed. The indications are that 1t will be the greatest day ever known in New Jersey. The dis visitors and troops will proba. | ply number 12. 900, and the other visitors from 10000 to 5000. i
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-11
FOR CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

A Probability That the Plan of Hav-
 ing Hospital for such Purposes
 May be Abandoned.
 The sdvisability of asking of the court of common council to make special sp. propriation for the purpose of a hospital for contagious diseases, was the interest ing question under discussion at the meet ing of the board of health last evening. Only Commissioners Grant, Fleisohner, Graves and Mayer Sargent were present.
 The question was thoroughly discussed both pro and con, and from the general drift of the discussion it would appear aa though the board would eventually absn- don the plan of erecting new building for contagious disease hospital, and in lieu thereof make some arrangement with the New Haven hospital authorities for the care of any and all patients suffering from contagious diseases.
 Mayor Sargent was of the opinion that there was no necessity for expending $20,- 0e0 for building, and thought that the needs of the city could be met with con- siderable less expense, as in his opinion 1t would at no time be necessary to have ac- commodations for more than half dozen people. *
 Dr. Fleischner, however, argued the question from an entirely different stand point. He claimed that it would cost ct least $1O, 900 for a very small building and that the land would cost an equal amount. H, however, favored the making of . con- tract with the hospital for the proper care of persons suffering from contagious dis eases OF the ground that it would be better at present to make such arrangements than to ask for an appropriation of $65,0O0 for 2 hospital.
 After considerable discussion 1t was de- cided to add Dr. Fleisohner to the commit tee in charge of this matter. The other members of the committee are pr. Winch ell end George ". Grant.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-11
RAILROADS AND BRIDGES.
The Plans of the EdgewoOd Stree
 Railroad Company Considered.

The Plans of the EdgeWoOd Street
 Railroad Company Considered.
 Not single remonstrant appeared at the
 meeting of the committee on railroads and
 bridges of the court of common council
 last evening to oppose the granting of per
 mission to the Edgewood Street Railroad
 company to lay and electrically equip 8
 railroad through several streets of the city
 and extending into Westvile. The peti-
 ton of the company calls for double trscks
 through George street from State to Church
 streets and also on Edgewood avenue from Sherman avenue to the bridge, single tracks from the corner of George and Church streets through George street to Sherman avenue and through Sherman avenue to Ed9ewood avenus, down Edge wood avenue to Howe street, through Howe to Elm and through Elm to York street, thence to Church street and through Church street to Chapel street.
 The president of the company, Ar. L. Wheeler Beecher, and Attorneys Callahan and Hotchkiss were present in the inter ssts of the road, while Attorney s. Hsrri- son Wagner appeared in the interests of the State street road, which will be affected on Church street from Elm to Chapel streets, and ot the Winchester avenue aad West Haven roads, which will be affected at Church and George streets.
 After lengthy discussion the commit tee reserved it's decision until some future time.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-11
AuEnioyab,e Euter,ainment

A most enjoyable entertainment was given by Elm City division, 8. of T., at Pyramid hall, corner of State street and Hine place, last evening The program in cluded musical and literary selections by the following we'll known local talent. H.
 G. B. club, MT. and Mrs. Walker, Miss Hattie Quigley, MT. Elmer Dibble, Miss Minnie Kay, Miss Eva NJ. Waite, Mrs. s. D. Brown, Miss Maude Bagley Miss Ella Shuster, the Bradneck brothers, Miss Lot tie Reynolds, Master Hayden Cook, Miss Nellie Conklin and Master Dexter Durand.