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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
An Extraordinary Volume Of Business in
the Market.


NEW YORK, Jan. 16-The stock market again
showed an extraordinary volume of business at
the start this morning, about 900 shares
changing hands in the frs. half hour. Prices
were strong. however. and while some stock
was sold for London account. commission
houses were heavy buyers all over the list The
first prices were all higher. Manhattan being up
per cent. while other stocks generally showed
gains OF from to IS per cent.
The heaviest dealings were still in dis
tillers and the rumor that the liquidation was
about complete helped an early advance of q {
hand the sell ng Of Manhattan made further
progress, and despite its early advance it re-
tired to 1881 after opening at III.
The strength of the railroad list was still pro-
nounced, but Rock Island with a rise of per
cent to 50 scored the only marked gain out
side of few specialties. New York and North
ern was one Of these, but consolidated gas was
again weak The activity of the market was
somewhat less in the later dealings. but at IL
O'Clock 1t WAS still strong and active, generally
at the best prices
The stock market after IL O'Clock con-
tinued very active and strong, but further
advances were few in number. The most i'm
portant gain was in the coalcrs, in which the
buying was very confident. Jersey Central
and Lackawanna each show about per cent.
recovering their dividends. There was no re-
taxation of the strength of the market, how
ever. and the best prices were maintained
throughout At noon the market was very
active and strong at the top figures.
Money on call is easy at 3a4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 5l4a6H. Sterling exchange
is quiet and steady, with actual business at
4.s6a4 s614 for sixty-day bills and 4.SSa4. So (
for demand.
Posted rates. 4s7 and 49, The clearing
house statement for today is as follows: Ex-
change, $50, 1925, 044 Balances, sc. 166, 1863. The
sub.reasury was debtor at the clearing house
today S1,S21 ,467. Government bonds ne
elected dull and steady. Southern state bonds
have been neglected. Railroad bonds have
been active and firm. Bar silver, S3i4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
MR.. BLArNE.s ILLNESS.
The Physicians Say He is ia q State OF
Great Weakness.

Mr.. Blaine was reported this morning rs hav-
ing passed a comfortable night No marked
change in his condition was noticeable today.
and he was resting comfortably.
Mr.. Blaine's physicians made the following
statement OF his condition to STAR reporter
at $50 O'Clock this afternoon:
Mr. Bia mes condition is one Of great weak
ness. which is principally shown in feebleness
OF the hearts action and difficult breathing.
he Is perfectly conscious, and at no time
has been IN a state of stupo-. As he suffers no
pam no narcotics or sedatives have at anv time
been given and it Is not probable that such
remedies will become necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. l6. - Flour firm western
super, 1.?5a2eo; do. extra, 2.S5a3.2D; do. family
3.50a3.s5 winter wheat patent. 4l0a4.35; spring
wheat patent. 4.35ai.5e; spring wheat straight,
4.00a4 3j-receipts, 5.55l barrels: shipments s22
barrels: sales. 1.20o barrels. Wheat strong-No 2
red spot, SLASH; January, 81 bid: February, slT
ash a; May, s4ssaSE: steamer No. 2. red 11L
bid-receipts 9,i93 bushels: shipments. 1850
bushels; stock. 9,664l bushels sales, 1000 bush
els. Milling wheat, by sample. 79as2. Corn strong
mixed spot, % bid: January, 52i, bid; February
81 sa5lk: March, 0s4a51; May, 52ka52,s; steamer
Mixed 5: bid-recelpts. 3aos6 bushels: stock. $780,
$50 bushels; sales. l420OO bushels. White corn. by
sample, 53a54; yellow corn by sample, 54a5t
Oats 6rm-No 2white western 4ia4s: No mixed
western, 3,a3SH-receipts. 5000 bushels; stock,
ls4,026 bushels. Rye frmer-NO. 9 64-receipta,
1,l63 bushels stock. l12. % bushels Hay inactive
good to choice timothy, l5.5Oa16.5O Grain
freights quiet-steamer to Liverpool per quarter
Is: Cork for orders. per quarter, 2s.; cotton, Is
cents per 100 pounds -four, IL cents per 100
pounds. Cotton Notwithstanding, l0k. Pro-
visions high, though active-mess pork, lSa.a1s:
bulk meats. loose shoulders. 81. long clear lO,.
clear rib sides, 10.; sugar-pckled shoulders, l0k:
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, l2A; hams, l4;.a
10; lard, refined, 12k. Butter very nrm-crearn-
cry, fancy, "a; do fair to choice. 29a3a; do. im-
tatiOn, %: lade, fancy, 26; do. good choice ~
a24; rolls. fine, 70: do. fair to good, 2Oa22; store
packed, l6a1s. Eggs uncertain-40a41. Coffee firm
Rio cargoes, fair, 1sJS; No. :, 11I.al1a. Sugar
strong, active granulated, "A. Copper strong
refined, 1lka111G. Whisky strOng-r.42al.43.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1e.-Northern Central stock
69a691s; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern second
Incomes 33Is bid; do. third incomes, lOaIOL: Con-
sOlidated gas stocks, t9Al asked.
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Baptized in Freezing Water.

LANCASTER. Pa, Jan. 16.-seven persons
were baptized by immersion in the Little Con-
stega creek, in Mannheim township. yesterday
afternoon by Rev. Amos Hottenstein. a Dun
kard preacher, who stood in the water up to his
armpits over IN hour. The mercury was sew
stood on the banks of the creek and witnessed
the ceremony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
COMPROMISES IN KANSAS.
1t Is Likely That Douglass Republican, WI
BE Made Speaker.

IL Il Likely That Douglass (1sePublican) VIII
BE Made Speaker.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. lett is almost certain
that compromise will DO reached in the dual
house of representatives TODAY. and that Doug
lass, republican, will be recognized as speaker.
Tho two houses will meet at o'clock in exec
utive session.
Jerry Simpson and others were told by the
popnlists saturday that they were responsible
for the trouble, whereupon Jerry took the hint
and left for Washington yesterday, giving up
all hopes of the senatorship.
John Martin (democraD will have the pop
ulist caucus nomination and Senator Perkins
the republican Enforcement, with the chances
about even Of election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

He is Granted Another Month of Life By
Judge Cox.

At the request of counsel for Fred Barber,
the colored man sentenced to be hanged Fri
day next for the murder of the colored
woman Agnes Watson by throwing her into the
canal in Georgetown, June %, 1885. Judge
Cox today postponed the execution until
Friday, February 18th next, between the
hours of 10 am. and pm. Counsel
will not attempt to carry the case to the United
States Supreme Court. but will now endeavor
to obtain IA communication of the death sentence
to one of imprisonment for life. The main
defense was that the woman either fell or
jumped into the canal. and it is expected
that they will seek to convince the President
that the same doubt exists in the Barber case
"a the President decided existed in the case Of
VIM. ID. Gross, viz. whether the woman s
death was due to suicide or murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
Officers Elected.

The American Security and Trust Company
today elected directors for the ensuing year as
follows: A. T. Britton, c. J. Bell, NJ. W. Bever-
idge. Henry F. Blount. ]. Mills Browne. s. s.
Burdett. W. NJ. Coates, Robert Dornan, Daniel
Donovan. c. C. Duncanson, Matthew @. Emery,
James e. Fitch. Henry Wise Garnett, John E.
Herrell, John n. Hutchinson. John s. jerks,
John A. Kasson, H. 8. Louchheim. Martin F.
Morris, John r. Mclean, C. j. Milne. C. s.
Moves. N. NJ. Parker, James G. Payne. Charles
Porter, A. A. Thomas. w 3. Thompson. B. Il.
Warner, Henry A. Willard and Joseph Wright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

The House ways and means committee ex-
pected to have the reply Of the Secretary of
the Treasury to their inquiry concerning the
condition Of the treasury in time to take up
for review today, but the illness of Mr.. Nc
Clennan, chief Of the warrant division, has
caused delay. Mr.. McClennan. who is in
charge Of 'the work being done at the Treasury
Department to show the financial condition OF
the government, had all his material prepared
on Friday, but was seized with nervous prostra-
ton. as q result Of the immense labor involved,
and is threatened with brain fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

BosroN. Jan. 16.-The steamer Coventina, of
Newcastle, Eng, from Palermo, came up the
harbor this morning, heavily Listed to starboard
and with her flag at half mast for her late mas
ter. William Robertson. who jumped overheard
yesterday afternoon when the steamer was off
Cape Cod. The captain. it is said. was suffer-
ing from an attack of delirium. tremens when
the act was committed. He was forty-five
years Of age and belonged in Dundee. Scotland,
whore he leaves a widow and six children,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

THE RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH ARLINGTON.
Mr.. Rusk introduced in the House today the
bill offered in the Senate last week by Mr..
Berry granting the Washington Suburban
Railway Company the right of way through
the Arlington reservation.
A W. c. T. L. PETITION.
Senator Platt of Connecticut presented to-
day the petition of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of the District of Columbia
in favor of the law closing the worlds far on
Sunday
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY

EoUITY CoURr-ytdge Brddlex
Saturday-Berry agt Berry; appearance or
dered. Grayson agt- Ross; sale allowed with
commissions. De Geofroy agt Riggs; sale
decreed;J J. Hubley Ashton and John Selden
trustees. Bole Electric Light Company agt
Gilbert; pro confesso. Perreard agt Perreard;
decree annulling marriage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
MIR. CARLIsLE's REsIGNArIoN.

It win BE Sent to the Governor Of Ken
tucky Tomorrow.
John G. Carlisle's resignation from the
United States Senate win be sent to the COVER
nor of Kentucky tomorrow II the Ssnator ad-
heres to his present intention. Hehas already.
as has been stated in The SrAR, accepted ths
secretaryship Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

Reported Lynching ga Fake"
The reported lynching Of negroes at Easton,
Ky. is fake, pure and simple. No such oc-
currence ever took place there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

The Famous Actress Passes Away at an Adj
vanced Age.

LONDON, Jan. 16-Frances Ammo Kemble
Mrs. Pierce Butler), the weli-known actress,
died today. She had been ill but a short time.
Her condition not regarded as serious and
her death was unexpected. She died at the res
idence OF her son-in-law. Mr.. Andrew Canon
James Wentworth Leigh, No. sc Gloucester
place. The remains will be inferred in Kendall
Green cemetery. where the body of Miss Kem-
ble's father is buried.
Mrs. Butler was the daughter Of Charles
Kemble and niece of Mrs. Siddons. She was
born in Newman street, London. November 81,
1909. She made her first public appearance
October g. 1929, as Juliet at Covent Garden
Theater, then under the management of her
father. "Venice Preserved was revived De-
cember 0 in that year for the purpose of intro
ducing her as BeIriderG. and she sustained the
parts Of the Grecian daughter, Mrs. Bererly
Portia, Isabella, Lady TOwnley, Cdiistd,
Blanca, Beatrice, Constance. Lazy TEASE,
Queen Catherine, Louis Of iSdrOy in "Francis
T. Lady Macbeth and Julia in the .Hunch-
back" The three years during which she re-
trieyed the fortunes of her family were marked
by the production of ''Francis t. a tragedy
written by herself at seventeen. In 1892
she visited America ana with her
father performed with great success at the
principal theaters of the United States. An ac-
count of these wanderings is given in her
journal of a Residence in America" 1885. At
this period she became the wife OF Mr. Pierce
Butler. planter of South Carolina. from whom
she obtained a divorce in 1889. She resumed
her maiden name and retired to Lenox. Mass
where she resided. with the exception of q year
spent in Italy, for noarly twenty years. Besides
TRANSACTIONS from Schiller and others she also
published Tho Star OF Seville" 1897: a volume
of poems, 1912; "A Year of Consolation 1s47:
Residence on Georgia Plantation" 1868;
"Records Of Girlhood." three volumes. 1878;
'Records of Later Life" two volumes. 1882;
Notes Upon Some of Shakespeare's PLAYS"
1882. and appeared at intervals as a public
reader. From 1869 to 1878 she was in Europe.
She then returned to America but subsequently
came back to London, where she resided until
her death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

The Nomination Of Judge McComas.
The Senate will 60 into executive session late
this afternoon to act upon the appointment Of
Mr.. McComas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

Senator Stanford of California says the re-
port he was to resign from the Senate il I'M
true.
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From the Boston Globe.
The witness on the stand had been bu,,.
ragged by the lawyer Until his patience was az
haused.
Snow" said the barrister, you say Won rax
the prisoner draw his pistol?"
"Yes."
''Rcmember you are on your oafh.~
I'm not forgetting it.
..You are sure you are telling the truth2.
s.Sure."
'sNo mistake about it2''
"None."
.'You couldn't be persuaded int
statement?' eny o'0e'
Here the judge interposed.
.'oh, let him SO on, your iordship. |" pleaded
the w TN ss,, hes lawyer. and he dossrt
too glad to show him how e far a. I c.a " ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
Gases Of tn Brooklyp Omcl.,..

NEW YoRK, Jan. 16.-In the Brooklyn court
Of sessions today the indicted ofacials were not
srraiened a. was expected, and their cases were
indefinitely postponed.
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TOT


Prom hand o. mouth. Tale advantage of
sverf sfei ring store y,l hnd aloux Iife's high
Ny. Money Is the nruunen. labor -sars TO
it, persistent rlo-ittnr. I:you -r,nI a. fast a.
raI rake I0ur -'IiIc' viii be but a dNlrfish
issrtsr - your 81 -l-ed ambition. Credit
q. fh- fsrt.Ic o,si- in ths desert % uafuIfllcd
,,-lf-. IlcIl,h man ha> -; credit everywhere.
Th-rHor man sas ,sot credit HERE. The kind of
srrdttAzs Li.i-- yoar cpuycnicncs. The credit
that helrs-thst breaks up lie totsl Of a pur-
cl.s- into tiny .riement- that the most modest
Income rIn easily met.
EN-.ythlaE that n.aIes house a home
TUBNIrUEE- CARPETS DHAPERIEs
sin Qua hE-- ant sally SOLD to you under
car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

From Brooklyn Life
Aosher-"Do you know Why your N. called
Mr.. Blowhard liar, Tommv?s
to@my-i~a; hss . snansr IN a,as
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TO DISCUSS THE CABINET.
Mr.. Cleveland Goes to New York, It Is Said
After Advice.

LAKEWOOD. NJ, Jan. l8.-President-elect
Cleveland left here for New York on the 1880
train this morning to keep an appointment at
his Office in the Mills building. 1t is said that
he had arranged to meet some of the demo-
cratic leaders for q conference regarding his
cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

IT AFrIRxs IN EVERY PARTICULAR TIRE DECISION
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
coLuMBra-No INFRINGEMENT on THE CON-
srIrUrroSAL OR LEGAL RIoHrs OF THE
PLArNrIFrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson h Mccartney. 14l9 street.
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FoR Cons.
COUGHs. HoARsESEss.
bRoSCHITIs. Ia oEIPPF. wHooPISG
CoUGH. GROUP. ASTHMA.
PNEUMONIA.
Ana Cor IN. relief AMI cur. Of all
THROAT AND LUNo DIsEAsEs.
AYrR's CHERRY PEcToEAI-
PROMPT 10 act. saFs to cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
I'd EDITION.
A UNIVERSAL CHILL.
Unusual Cold in Many Parts of the
Country.
ANOTHER ELECTRICAL EXECUTION.
Fourteen Cardinals Named by the
Pope.
GAILAGHER'S POISON STORY.
ANOTHER ELECTRICAL EXECUTION.

GALLAGHER'S POISON STORY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

SYSTEM
nc~- not irnTosr the signing Of nCt-s-your
Isrsts 10 70 ray = quite suf.ici.nt Our way
- srrsnS'ng payments viii please you. ".
base q knark VI adjusting these amounts in =
hir-t satisfactory manner.
ioos sruuna and So II you can find another
Srsdit hous- in the Distract Of Columb.a that
Ialrli-1~- rFices. Here's our hss. ana You
~! nni II here every Jas Ia the year except
sunlsy
tho;r- between Plush or Hsir-cioth Parlor
eui's - cash. ed On credit. Our entire
t-rd TOR l. devoted % p4riOr furniture
Sriies m Wilton 4.-Ts?estry-Brccst
eili. A.. Ev~-y inch OF available space on
ne nour 81 j. Csvo-~a to Carp~ts AMI
-.isfs- ,r4rudid quality Brussels Car cts "a
en- - yari Cast-tSB cents Ter yar 4
"a credit r~liapie Ingram CARPETS -
cents f~- tsri ctsh-fJ cents Ter ward o.
srnt- Dat fcr-ct that Ss mai . AMI Law
ef~fy vArd q carp-t purchased OF "a
IT." o CO.'S We don't even charge for
W waste In nIst hiux fsur--. Ou rev line ~
hts1s embrAces SIn Tnz. wtif0.t Tcfrsf. Fur
sui'e Tor Ella ra~h els On time. Job
Hal Mattress e. - cs-h-ss On credit. A
Slr.foot oak kxt-f -ion T1bi. "a - cash
- a On credit. "a ven Wire =, rtrar-. 80 .,
Ts-t-s :. - On time We also carry scou,-
Ilsfe stoss - the lila-t mod=rf Co1kfr and
Hsut4ag Stoves. select such artiels- a. vOu
nj aud pay for them httle AZ a tinis-s
Ws-s uf moth .part. six ycrc mt diScOrnr
aioWe-t On bills I4id within thirty Gays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
Tn Loss o. FIrsH

Tur Loss o. FIrsH
,atr,a.. You thins you need not mind it.
But, ~ you g. on losiag for time or lose aFood
deal IN sEor; tune. you rsaninz down Is that
tria.l
Get hao. % your healthy veisb; and generally you
ct b.cK &c heath
Apool on CAREFUL LIVING viii tel you what It
+ to 20, Their, aud When SCOTS Emulsion Of cod liver
81 II g..sul. Tree.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE.
Ch.aists. 132 South 9Th avenue. New York.
Your d-uszist ke-7s Scott's Emulsion Of eod-liver
ot.-sIl d-lsrsists every where DO. 81.
SHuuT BREATH. FsLPrrATioN. PAIN IN
= hest Vs.s - flint spills. <. Cured Dr. Miles
. ScaILLEE i srEyENs'. a,a sad Pa. ave.
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Isxr II
4 E,cr

That yuu take more real pride in your own
borne than any other plare on sarth-the
A-h co4i.f and more Comfortable IL IS the more
attractive 70 bsrcues 10 yourself and your
fstalys Mon-y -r-nt for home comforts y
siuays veil invested No doubt yor nov
have n mind several articles q: housefur-
uishinsS which would ely. Materially tow ari
lotL Sozr comfort. hut you hesitate purchas-
them because you heed the cash for o:he-
I-r->-- WY MT ut th--. thil-s q us on
.,sr ~ s sns e r BOf i TIT /:
oc% K Z ksr RRp r II 7 I.
lou VII never tt4oroughiy r-4lizs what
Fr-at rv-iilt- L. accomplished with A
INV DOLLARS uaiil you visit our NAM
Iluth cresii- e<tabli-hmeU;.
About Or
IEEELFSS
CREDIT
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E9rrr,Brr CRrprr SYSTEM

"a Isiie down the balance in ''Iitt.ss" once =
~e-a or month
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24

f9er 8anferott bitten eigentli6 gar
nt9t flarer bemonftrirt uerben f0nner,
als bur6 Die gegenwdrtige Sperre.
Wae brei Ma6tfaetoren BET 8unbess
&egierung befinben 1i9 unter Der unbez
ifrdntten gpntrole Der Semofratie unb
bod Iteben ale &dber berleIben fiji,
ba ii6 bic 9emofrateu dig gu I6ledte
Sngenieure erlpieien baben, 1is 9ldtt
i'm @ange gu erbalten. Stun, ben &ez
publifanern fann's i6lteBli6 re6t iein,
fe nerben ben inbireften @eminn bas
BON 6aben unb bas tpirb li9 i4on bel
ben @ongreBsW ab!en bes nd6lten Sab
res berausftelen, nod mebr aber bel
Der 8rd1ibenten : WabI be5 Sa6res
1896!
Sie @bieagoer Weltausfelung itebt
iebt bi6t Dor ibrem NbI6IuKe. @nts
gegen alien Gerldngerungs Gerii6ten
wirb fe an so. Oftober gei6lofen
werben-linb bas tit gut TO-. Ser @r,
fOlg be5 &ieien : uuterncbmens : To-
pobl Der seiftise ME aud f6lieblid
nod Der materie(le-par elm geualtis
ger unb Der groBartige @eIammt:gi III
Orud fDnute burb eine Wieberbolurg
unb Werldngerung Der Nusiteuung nur
ab9ei 6p06t Deroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24
Matb fir SPLITTER.

gOr lber so Sabren i9on murbe
W}rs. WinslDm's SOOTHING : Sprup
BON MiQionerl BON Wtiitte:n BERN 3abz
men Der &inOer angewenbet. Mirit bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas 9hreien zines
&inbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S6meraen weints @enn 10, lafe
iofort cine 6lai6e BON nMrs. Minse
lOwS Soothing Syrup" bOlen. Sein
Wertb 1T unbe5ablbar. @s pirb benz
fleinen 2eioenben iOfort 2inberung perz
fGaHen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mlitter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bariber. Sc beilt
9bienterp unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb Die Nleren, beieitist Minbs
&olif, ermei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert @ntatnbung unb tdrtt bas gauge
SPLEEN. rWtrs. Winsloms SOOTHING
SDrup" fur aabnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas &ecept
ftammt BON einem Der be1ten meibli9en
Qer5te III ben Ser, Staten. IS 1T bel
alien Sruggiien in Der aauaen Welt gu
baben. Breis rs Gents per Glni6e.
9auft ni6ts anbere8, als Mrs. Minsz
Ions SoOtbingzS brup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24

&ilimanbi6aro : @ebiete blutig fir
oleien mabnwibigen uebermutb biiBen
mlihen. peters bat es bur9 feline brus
talen &idf6tsloligteiten gum groBen
Sbeil perf6ulbet, baB bas &olonilas
%tionspert in 0euti9sOft : Nfrita, bas
i6on einen gang guten Nnfang gertoms
men bate, lpieber arg ins 9toden gez
ratben 1T.
Sold ein Mann, Der 10 pieI 9red
anl Steden bat, io1te bod in 8e3ug
auf Die 8eurtbeilung Nnberer lebr pors
fi6tig fein, benn er farm elm gut Sbeil
g8oblpollen unb Na6i6t s.brau6en !!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-24

= Sci benz groBen @mpfang i'm
MarmorsS aale bes fonigli6en S9los
les gu Dresden CUR Geier bes 50idbri>
gen Militdr Subildums bes &onigs
Nlbert belt Safer Wilbelm II, cine
Nnfpra6e an ben Subilar urb ibers
rei6te ibm einen tunitpOq gearbeiteten,
reid nit Suwelen beieBten Mari6aQSs
fab. @r faste: rNa6 meui9li6em
@rmefen f0nnten iebt meln 8rOBuater
mein 8ater unb @raf Moltfe nod bier
iein, uub freubig miirben mir Sin9es
rem bann bieien 9ecrfiibrern gefoIst
lein, nm uniere @lidmiini6e barauz
bringen. Nber bas @ei9if bat es anz
bera gefigt unb 10 1T es uns 5u She'll
geporben, bieie Qufqabe gu iibernebs
men," gr iberreidte inn bann ben
Niarf6alsftab unb feierte i'm alS ben
lebten nod lebenben Bitter bes 8roBs
&reu3es bes eiiernen areu8es. a6nis
hilbert erpi6erte barauf, baB er in Dem
Sale zines &rieges, BON benz bas 2anb
eber boffentli6 beri6ont bleiben merbe,
nit bieiem Stabe in Der Sanb genau
10 feline Yfi6t tbun uerbe, wie ebsbem.
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