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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-06

FhISTEEs sALE.,BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
4 OF trust, ono dated the first day OF August.
1897 and recorded In the clerks once Of the cor,
pora'Ion court OF ,anoke, Va, in deed book 40
page 10, and tho Other dated the ll,h day OF
January 1871, and recorded in deed book s.,
page IL. in said clerks Office, FRI N ". j. and I,
Blair, Jr., TO the nndcrs 'gned trustee, default
having btcn made In the terms thereof and he
Ing required so TO 90 by the beneficiary therein
secured, | will ON THE 9rli DAY Of MAY.
lSl3, AT II O'CI0CK NOON, OH the premises in
INC city o. Roanoke ofrer for sale the following
described parcel OF land. with its handsome inn.
provement, consisting OF II largo dwelling house:
beginning ut point on the south side OF TnZn-
well str c. about sixtynine feet east OF Henry
street, thence in onhcrly direction 1875 feet 10
an ~, alley, hence with said alley in an castsriy
direction It forty feet to pont, thence in north.
with said street IN n westerly direction forty
feet to the land of q. A. Turner, tho place OF be.
ginning. i Va W
TERMS OF SALE; Cash SIS to tho costs of sale
and the sum of si,3lS.7i, and as to the sum of
S5.s0S4i, upon credit to become due in monthly
instruments OF S!l307 each, without interest on
the in Monday OF May, 1S!'3 and each succeeding
month thereafter, and the residue, IL any. upon
credit of one and two years with interest be-
upon said property. U.s.
oou NM +. WINCH, rrDstcc.
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by mutual consent the above sale has been
postponed until Saturday, May Il, 1891, at same
place and hour. EDWARD ILSLEY,
\ 10 LUIS Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-06

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
:, n OF trust executed to me by Cyrus Lair aud
recorded in the clerks Office or the Hnstiogs
Court OF Roanoke, Virgins. in deed book No 81,
page llC etc, and to secure 30 the Virginia Real
Estate and Investment Company the payment OF
the snm OF tw, -four hundred and fiity collars
SS34S) IN eighty iSp installmeuts OF thirty
atty dollars tS5O, payable on the first day of the
eighty-one (Sll moni hs respectively, next succeed
ing the date Of said deed, with interest thereon
date evidenced by eighty tsN certain ncgotiable
notes, dated December /, 1880, Tor thirty dollars
tSol mouths next succeeding the date of said
G, Ell 81 trust, and orc for atty dollars (S5O
respectively, with intofest a. aforesaid and de.
iauit having been made in the payment OF tho
tywepStyfSNrsh shl twenty Aith 5thl, twenty.
siSth (sWh) and twcntyscventh (a.th) OF the aboye
lEsta mcnts and notes and having been required
80 10 do by tho beneficiary IN said deed of trust,
public auction, in Hoanokc, Virginia. on sATiIR
DAY, APRIL 18TH 1879. AT II O'CL0CK NJ,
gil that certain lot or parcel OF land In Inc civ q;
Roanoke, State OF Virginia, designated and d.
scribed az follows. to-wit:
wen street forty four ga feet west of Wheat
ststet. thcl c. eouth five degrees and nine
thirt, two hundrcdihs (l39 Ssl feet to m alley.
thence with said alley south seventy .four de.
grecs aud fifteen minute, az IS west thirty ono
thence north fourteen minutes To- s 80 o east one
hundred aud thirty five ard thirty. eight hnn-
Grcdths (13S.3S) feet TO Tazeweil street. thonca
Tazewell street north scventy.tour degrees aud
hi'ecn minutes (Tio $50 east forty.four 90 feet
10 me piace OF beginning, together with the
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
>,, EDWARD lLSLEY, Trustee.
NOTE; The deferred instalmcnts of purchase
money on this property are said 10 have heen
assumed by Mrs. Lanra s;orm:eliz. 3le s0t.
BY mutual consent the above sale has been
postponed until Saturday, May IT, 1893 NJ same
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-, j, T
NOTE: The deferred ns,almcn;s OF purchase
money on this property are said 10 have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura s,orm.eltz. 1886
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-19
@nfnrt nnh her Mnnnhnne s

= Sofort na6 Der Mnnabme Der
Militdrborlage bur9 ben &et9stag
berIas Der &ei6sfanaler b.. @apripi
cine faiierli6e Boti6aft, bur9 pel9e
Der &ei9stag big GUM Nopember bers
tagt purbe. MuBerbem perlas er cine
Wfittbeilung bes &aiiers, in Der es
beiBt, baB bic 8unbesregieruugen nit
ben @rgebniRen Der 8eratbungen bo9s
li6it aufrieben ieien unb baB tie bas
8ertrauen begten, baB Der &ei6stag
bic als notbnenbig erfannten Spfer
bemiIigen miirbe. 9ie 8%unbesregie>
rungeu ieien feft ~iiber5eugt geueien, baB
bic porsef@lagene g%ergr6Berung Der
Mrntee bic bur1aus notbmenbigen Sor>
berungea ni9t iiberi9reite un6 fe
feten UNI 10 mebr erfreut, als Ie gefuns
ben bdtten, bob bic ueberaeusurg BON
Der Notbpenbigfeit Der 9eeyespergr6s
Berung, mel9e ii9 mebr un6 mebr i'm
2anbe perbreite, sen &ei9stag f9lieBs
lid betpoger babe, bic 8orlage an31.
nebmen. Na9 0erleiuns Der failerIis
9en &e6e bemerfte Der &analer, baB
es ibm gu belonberem gergniigett ee.
rei9e, beauftrast gu fem, benz &ei9ss
tage ben 9anf bes aaiiers ab3uifatten.
prdfibent bon 2eOebom for6erte bann
6as 9aus gu breifadem So9ruf auf
ben Safer auf, idmmtli6e @ruppen
famem Der Muforberung mad, ausge>
nontmer bic Socialbempfraten, tpel9e
ben 9aal berlieBen, ebe Der &an5ler
nit feiuer &e6e gu gnbe mar.
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Gin 3pthhu6b um5puff!

Slid unb Slide" 1T Der 9itel ei>
ites neuen &o9bu9es, mel9eS bon Der
priee Batting Yomber @efelf9aft in
Chicago berausge9eben mirb. Mirb
Sebem auf ieinen @uni9 frei aus
gefanbt. Man f9ide cine poftfarte
unb ertudbne bic yJreie prefe fur
Seras". 9as Bud murbe elmer ge=
rtauen priifung nntermorfen unb err
mics fi9 als bas 8eite feiner @attung.
l1eber 400 Recepte fir ale Sprten
8admerfe entbdlt bas Bud, mertbbolle
Nnmeiiungen beafgIi@ bes Sii9bedens,
Serbirens &C. Sunberte bon &atbs
f6ldgen in 8e3ug auf ie6en 3peig Der
&o@tunt. STIR bas feinte 4o9en,
fomie fir 9ep6bnli9e 9ausmannstof,
iinb &ecepte in benz Bu9e. Slid
Hnb Slide" pirb ieber Dame aus
gei6idt, bic auf elmer pofitarte geral
(@taat un6 gDuntD ni9t pergefen)
ibre N6refe angiebt. Man bemerfe,
oh bas Bud in Deutl6 nber Sfanbis
napif6 fein fol- unb abreiire:
Price Baking Powder Co.,
@bicago, Sas.
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0prre9pDHpeHd. ~ y 8,
II. Suli '93.-Seit benz IL. Mai bat
eS bier ni6t mebr seregnet! sic f6nz
nen ft9 baber benfett, pie es bier arsz
itebt. Wie unregelmaBig bic Srodenz
belt auftritt, bafiir liefer uni r GountD
ben beften 8eneis. Wdbrenb i'm iiib=
li6en She'll iebr quite Baumrolz un6
&ornz@rnten gema6t tperben, giebt es
i'm n6rbli6en unb peftli9en She'll tpez
mig bon beiben. Sier 1T 8aumwple
gu ieben, bic big Sato 4 gauge 3oll
boot 1T. &orn tpurbe meitens fir
Sutter abgel9nitten. Sorghum pu6s
bios balb 10 lang tpte fpnf unb bat
i6le6ten Samen. Safer tpurbe fiir
9en abgemdbt; Saat : 9afer giebt es
bier feinen. 9as @ras mar nod niez
mails 10 fnapp, unb Drummer, bic felt
40 Sabren fur uneri60pfli6 gaIten,
nurben troden.
Sbr friiberer CORRESPONDENT, Serr
5ribOlin, peraog fiirali9 nod &erroille,
mo- er cine @altmaHerfur gebrau6t.
SEER s. @aatbof BON bier perfaufte
4 @ars9abungen S6fen, bic in Oft
Seras gemditet tperbem.
Sonf ni9ts Neues BON 8elang.
6lint.
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9lua @futamfpn Gpmnta.

Wieberum 1T in ben lebten Sagen,
pte eitt 8eri6t aus SabIor, @iaiamte
fon County, melbet, cine Der sroBett,
fur Weibe5uede e~ingebegten unb big
iebt benubten 8iebran9en perfauft
wDrben, nm in fIetne Garmtide serz
legt unb a1 Aderbauer bertauft gu
uerben-bie %fogenannte, etpa Z Mei>
len ii6li9 bon Der Stabt SaDlor ges
legete r&obbins gature".
9ieies ~pertbbole, 5000 Ider fru6ts
baren 2anbes umfaKenbe Sttd @igens
tbum lift gum preiie BON 900
Gallo SIS per Mder) in ben 8eftB Der
9erren 8urtitt unb Burns iber9egans
gen, tpel9e es fofort in Garmen auslee
gen tperben.
gs bar i'm Sabre 1876, na9bem bic
International & Great Nortbernz8 abn
Wiliamion gountp errei9t batte, bon
9errn s. g. &obbins, einemt Der gros
BEN S6Ia6tz unb pbtel Girna Or
mour & So. in Chicago, 3u benz
3wede angefauft porben, barauf &inbs
nteb fiir ben 8e6arf Der Sabrtt gu 3ii6s
ten, un6 1T ieitbem fur bieien 3med
bienftbar geweien.
SEPT if aber bic 3eit berangetoms
men, mo es nit benz Dilben 8ieb3u6tsz
bstrieb auf foloKalen &an6en in
Seras su @nbe gebt, neil es fi6 better
3ablt, 8ieb BON eblerer &aRe lit fleis
terer 3abl auf ben Tarmen 81 3i9ten,
nit 6iilfe beg rteuen Mdltungsprp3efs
les, nel9er bic Brobutte beS 8atr,s
tpoQfamems, bic 9ilfen b%e1elben unb
ben Seltu6en, CUR lobnenben 8erpers
tbung brinst, felt gu MAIDEN umb
f9la9treif anf ben Marft gu liefern.
@erabe 1T Der lebtem 3eit pol3iebt
fi9 in unferem Staate unb beionbers
in 9ii6metsSeras Der l~1ebergang aug
benz 8ieb3u6tsfabium gum Nderbaus
betriebe febr raid, unb es pirb ni6t
LANCE mebr bauern, biz bas 2an6,
tpel6es bort BON Sag gu Sage int
preiie iteist, gang in bic 6dube bes
Mannes nit Der 9ade unb benz Pflug
iibergegangen unb gu fleinen Garmett,
Obftz unb @emiiegdrtert umgetpanbelt
fem tpirb, pel9e melt b6bere @rtrdge
fi6ern, aIs bic sroBe 8iebsebege Der
rguten, alien 3eit"!
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Muerlet.


Die San Nntonio Stems pubs
lifbington Co., pel9e bas Nbenbblatt
"NewssStar'' berausgiebt, lit unter
INSTRUMENTATION geiteat tporben.
= SIM Nlter BON So Sabren ftarb
am Dienstag Na9mittag 0err 8 o.
mas Sengs i'm 0auie feines @obz
ues, 6es GERM Sic. Sengg, on &ls
tersi6md9e. gr mar elm lamgidbriges
Mitglieb .bes biefigen 4ranfentafe ems
8ereins, inter befen Nufpicien aud
feline 8eer6igang fattfanb.
Ser iunge MeTifaner MntDnio
Neofea, Der nit elmer S6rotfinte auf
uilbe Sauben iagte, begging bic unbers
i9tigteit, bas gelabete 8stpebr an Der
Miin6ung binter fi9 Der su f9leifen.
Gin 3meig gerietb an ben 9rider, Der
S9uB ging log unb Meoiea bat ieBt
bios nod neuu Singer.
Na9trdgIi9 nirb es betannt,
baB aud In bic 9ummel'f9e Mafenz
banblung eingebro@en purbe unb baB
bort &ebolber I'M Wertbe BON $175 ges
ftoblen tporben finb. Ser farbige
prebiger (!) @oobIotp, alias 9enrp
Soues, lit berbaftet worben, neil bel
ibm cine ubr DorgefunSen murbe, bic
fiir5li9 bel einem @inbru9 enttpenbet
morben mar.
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sa- Serr 80. 6. on, Der
befannte Pbotograpb, bat an Der
Mlamo StraBe, $50. lib, Elm neues
NteIier eingeri6tet. 9err Saeebion
bat in ieinem @tablifement ale Neues
runger, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotoz
graphic Der Neu3eit berborgebra9t,
a~nsetpanbt, unb bic @inri9tuns 1T
bo9elegant unb itebt on 8oQenbung
fiber feinem Der prominenteften berars
tigen 2ofale 6itli9er Metropolen mad.
Sin 8eiu6 bieieS Nfufter 4teliers 1T
unieren 2eiern aufs ber5li6te ems
pfoblen.
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Wpmlet ! 0pulet !

Gin @bampagner, Der fi6 immer
mebr 6reunbe ertpirbt unb balb ben
Mtarft beberri6en tpirb, 1T Der @eorgs
@ouIet.
gr bdlt bic ri6tise Mitte swii6eu
allen @iseni6aften, bic man bein
@%bampagner e%ruartet; 1T alio midi
5l itB unb ni9t berb; bon prideln.
benz, anregenbem Gef9mod unb be-
fommt, ielbft in sroBen Quantitdten
senoRen, ausgeaei6net.
Sarum: Srinst @oulet unb nur
0omlet.
&onfe & 8ablfab,
N9enten.
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Nllte 8ii@er tauft
$. g. %. @ammeI Mabndes1 otel.
Teeas.

= Sn Serarfana ftarb Der Super
intenbent %. 9aiIn BON Der Serars
fana & Sort Smith 8abn. an ben
Golgen elmer gu groBen Sofs Mors
pbium. bas er genommen bate, neil
er an S6laflofeteit lit.
= SIN 6loresbile traf aus Sour
Springs bic 9a9riht Elm, 6aB bort
Der Merifaner ManueI Shores bur6
einen S6uB aug benz 6interbalt t6bts
lid Dertpunbet tuurbe. Ser 8ermmns
bette bate fi9 fiir3li6 an Der @erfols
gung mebrerer pferbebiebe betbeiligt
unb permutbli6 aus &a9e bafiir 1T er
ieBt gef6ofen tporben.
- Gus Chicago ipir6 beri9tet, baB
bic feierIi9e @inmeibung unb l1ebers
gabe bes teranif6en Stats @ebdubes
art benz Weltaustequng8 plaBe biz
auf Weiteres Derf9oben worben lift.
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California : Weiue.

Weinliebbaber finbem Elm groBeS 9as
ger bon feinen California @einen bel
9errn s. s. Weper am Nlamos
Pla5a. 9err Meper fu6t bic Meine
an Srt unb STEELE alls unb fault brett
aus Dem &eler Der @einsii6ter. MIs
sutem &eniter gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beiten SDrten aus3utpdblen. ST fanrt
feline &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. &ptbz urlb
@eib : @eine in bor3iigli6er Qualitdt
Don iebt alb $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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GS tofet Nidts unb ptrb Gu@ ii@erlt@ btenlt@ ittn,
Salie8, Der Bruit pber 9unsen BADEN. Or. Sings
neue Grfnbuns sesen S&wtnblu&t rerf4aft einoes
runs. Diefe8 pir6 sa%rantirt, i'm auberen Saue bas
@elp jurlderifattet. Gplhe, BITE an Der Grippe Iitten,
fanben, bab e8 bas Bette Mtttel mar. Set Gnwenbuns
biefes p~rdparatS ~erlanste man eiue ~icfDrti8e unb pers
manente Sur.
9eriu&t eine grDbeHai&e unb ~aber,eust Gu&, wie
pirfIt4 gut bieSes Mtttel 1T. grpbeFof@en u~nentselfs
lid BET Der Gan antpnic DRUG 60. gu haben.
0erfauft perben fe Su 90 GtS. unb $1.00 fur src6e
TIa5@eu.
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gdoIs' WaImen . (Sorteu if Sc,

S@olS' Yalmen > @artem 1T Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti9em BON San
antOnio nit ibren 6amilien. Sie re-
gelmdbigen Ibenb Grei : &onserte an
bier Abenben in Der Mo9e lint itets
3ablrei9 beiu6t unb e%rfreuet ii6 enter
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine @eine
nnb WbisfeDs anb aQe3eit telerfrii9e8
Bier, iowie bic belten Gigarren.
Die Ut It auration liefert ale
SelifateRen Der Saiion. Nuitern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
5dgliG ausge5ei9neter tparmer 2un6.
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8eipetsfGue.

So. CLIFFORD In Wew GaReI, Wts. bate ~nerp6ies
3ppfweb unb &beumattSmuS, bic UerbauunSS orsane
iraren in idledtem 9ulfanbe, BITE 2eber r1erflt@ anses
srtfen, Bate fetnen Gppettt unb mar hberhaupt RODS
ftdnbtS ~entftdftet. Dret SIafAen electric 8itter8 bas
ben TIN turirt.
Gbuarb Sbepberb, Sarrtsburs, Su totte eins
Dfene @mnhe am getne, BITE i4cn adt Sabre ~selaufen
mar. @ebrau@te bret Tlai1en electric Bitters unb
iieben SGadteln gadfen's Nrniea Gable unb bic
Bunbe 1T seteilt. Spbn Spea fer, @atapba, Sbip,
bait tinf Wunben am Getne bur& Gteber perurIa&t.
Ole Ger3fe erfldrten 5einen Sau ais unteilbar. Sine
Sloi&e electric 8ttters unb etne S@a&tel 8ud1ens Gr'
ntea Sdtbe BADEN TIN ppuftdnbts eurtrt. gu BADEN in
alien Mputhefen. Nbplpb Dretb, Tbsmpion & Co.,
WbsIefdls.
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@nt. Matthtes.

GIeii der, 9OutOnsS s e.
2iefert bas porsigli6te &inbs, S9afs
unb S9meineh eii6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges 8albfleii d. Ollie Sors
ten BON Wurf.
8eteauneen ,perben in irgenb einem
3beile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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9as uebum8sfa8er Der gtaatss
Sruppen.

Sir bas fommenbe uebunssIager Der
Staatstruppen nerfauftb bic 5. &@. g.
neutrality-suspicious. Gabrbilette gu bes
beute1s rebusirten preifen. Sir ale
Orti6aften in elmer gntfernung bon
100 Meilen BON Iuittt iinb bic 8iaette
bonn 81. big gum %. b. Mts. gu boz
ben. Sesglei6en am 20. unb fir ben
Grib3ug ant 80. Sir bic &iiffabrt
giiltig big gum 81. Suli.
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Nu6lens Mrusca salbe,

Die bette 5albe Der Belt fur S6nttte, Quetf@uns
sen, @sf&nhre, Stebers uub SautseuSi8las, Sieate,
tetten; turtrt SdmDrrbptbsn ober ieiue 4ebabluns.
@batss 9ufrtebeubett saranttrt ober tas @tlb pirb
5nrl6esitcttet. Is Gents BITE S@a@teI. Gum UertauI
WbpIefdle,
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= Mau f9reibt aus Srier: Sci
Su6meiler fat Elm DueQ nit t6btli6em
Ius9ang itattgefun6en. Sic 9uelans
ten maren elm Offi3ier bes &6nigin
Nugufa @arbe : @renabierregiments
go. 4 in @oblens unb elm &efereubar.
2eBterer mnrbe BON feinem @egner
6ur6 bic 8ruf sei9oHen uub als
2ei9e pcm 8ampfplaB getragen.
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= au9 in Oeferrei6 mirb in
Golge Der anbaltenben 9iirre Der @rs
trag Der @etreibe : @rnte Elm f9ma9er
iein. 9ie preiie iinb bereits bebeus
tenb aefieaen.
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@mMer ~perlanat.

Sa!te mid einise Sage bier auf unb
taufe Bidder, i'm groBen unb tleineu.
Sci er6Beren Quantitdten tomme i9
CUR Nnii6t. 8. g. q. @ammel,
Mabndes9 otel.
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GpnleD's Gegifter, 9o. % 9Iamo
plaaa bat einen &uf fir guten alter
Mbistep, bic beiten gemif9ten @e>
trdnfe, feline Meine unb auseesei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif6e @igarren
unb itets frif6es Bier. Ser @iaentbas
mer. Soc Cooley, Deritebt ieiu @sf6dft.
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6err @uffop g2outpol6

= 0err @uftaD Raupalb, it,, bon
3ibpbale, (Griebri6sburg g.. o.
9er., f6reibt: Mit elmer Si9el bers
Iebte i@ mir Sub unb 9anb in elmer
f@Iimmen Weife, bur9 bic prompte
Mnuenbung bon ct. SatobssO Del mar
i@ Iebo& in tur3er 3eit ipieber bols
}fdnbig berge5telt.
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ueber 100000 Granb> g%isenttum in Gan antOntu nnub irOri
pesfauft weroen ; Der sanse 8efs wtrb tn Sbehen unb g%runbfIden
~angebpten, me ie Der 8dufer wInidt. @rpbe. gut etnsndtete @rausui
nit gntem abias BON gter; nett unter benz rirfhhen Neertbe.
@ussebebntes Druderet. ub lttbpsrapbiaes @tabltHement, wel&ss
BITE befe &unbldaft tint Sabpe1en Bat
g~utgdesene @eia6ftsbduler unb Grunbfade unb 9aupldse tn
Der Nntte unb tn ben &%ubsntbeitn br Stapt. Grpbe Auswabl.
Aebnlhe Sfferten fnb ne pprber semaAt wprben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, Mafenperipalter
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&Imer r~erlnnat.

Sd faufe alte unb neue Bidder. s..
g. sc. 8ammel, Mabndez9 otel.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
from to ! down TO to 1. Sheridan.
Gran;.ee and RlindrOp Were the 9th II stnrt-

from S to / down TO to 1. Sheridan,
Gran1ee and Rlindrop were the 9th, start
eTs.
Raindrop was the first away, with Mar
tinet second and Grandee third. Grandee
assumed the lead passing the stand. and led
Sheridan, Martinez and Sir Walter in the
order named up the backstreteh.
Morris sent Martinez 10 tie front round
ing the far turn and Sir Walter moved up
10 second position. The Derby candidate
led by a good length turning into the
stretch 1t looked as though he would win
easy, for Miller was riding and Whipping
Sir Walter, while the others seemed to be
out OF it.
An eighth from home Martinez was still
leading, but showing signs of distress. Sir
Walter soon got on even terms with him
and eventually beat him half length in
l :5S. AlmOnt ran very good race and was
third, the rest of The field being strung out.
A maiden race at six furlOng. was the
next on the card. and it brought out seven
bangtails on whom in racing fortune had
Hook. bis American Derby candidate, and
Sidney running in his colors, and strange
to say, he declared to win with the latter.
Green Heck was nevertheless the favOrite
at to 3, while Reta was second choice al
2 TO l and Sidney third choice at to l.
Green Hooks running was disappOint-
ment, and most penple thought he was not
ridden to win. The race was an upset all
around, Wyanshott. 4 Is 20 l chance, win
ming. with Steadfas', a 20 to l chance,
Second, and Ichi Ban, a 10 to chance, third.
Bronco was the lavorite in the selling
The morning call., 1893-04-09

eyes are aglitter with intelligence Alto
gether he reminds one of the noble Indian
of Fennimore Cooper.
bis companion, who modestly withholds
his name. is smaller man, but OF really
handsome viSage. In hue both men are
rather lighter than the Digger Indians, their
compilations being very nearly the color OF
copper. The younger man speaks English
tuently, aud accompanies the chief par
italy for the purpose of acting as interpre-
ter, the chief not being very familiar with
the language.
The two genuine Americans got off the
Los Angeles express at S:15 Friday even
ing. and walked with dignifed men along
with the crowd to the ferry. A United
States Deputy Sheriff. who accompanied
the Indians, escorted them to retired spot
on the lower deck. but they were followed
by the inevitable crowd and had TO stand
their curious gaze as best they could.
Five or six Chinese elbo WED their way to
the front and their faces were study.
They chartered yolubly among themselves,
one of them remarkiDg TO bystaDder:
Him heap funny men. All same niger,
all same Chinaman; no niger, no China
man; what you call him?"
The puzzled Mongolians retired in great
perpexIy.
During the ferry trip the brave amused
his chief by tTanslatlng jokes from the cur
rent number of a comic paper which the
younger Indian had purchased on the train.
just before stepping upon the wharf
some rude young men IN the crowd cried
"Hi Yumal'
The maiestic-looking chief turned partly
and his brilliant eye flashed. but he made
no demonstration. 1t is not unlikely that
lie could have wiped out about twenty five
of those palefaced youths in about as many
seconds; but the swarthy Hercules treated
them with silent contempt.
The Indians were driven to the Amer
lean Exchange, and during the evening
they took promenade. 10 the delight Of
the gamins and The interest OF everybody
on the street
Yesterday they finished their inspection
Of the city and took an afternoon train tor
Sacramento. where they stop for n brief
visit to the Governor, whom they know
personally.
1t is rumored that one object OF their trip
Is to give testimony, or at least to identify
certain persons in connection with the
recent Thornton murder in Arizona.
Chief Miguel is said to be n very intell-
gent ruler of his tribe and greatly re speeted
by the whites in the vicinity Of the Colorado
River.
The Yumas are a peaceable community of
Indians who have made great progress in
agriculture and the arts of civilization.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
A STAB IN THE BACK.
The Assailant Turns Out to Be a
Fifteen-Year-OId Bow.

John. S. Williams, one of the hangers-on
OF Minors shooting gallery on Grant av-
enue near Bush street, is lying on a cot at
the Receiving Hospital with knife wound
In bis back three inches deep. 1t may turn
out that the blade has penetrated the
pleural cavity in which case Williams may
die
The peculiar feature of the case Is that
the wound seems 10 have been inflicted by
Joseph Stevens, a 15-year-old boz, on the
most trifiing proyocation.
Stevens, like Williams, is hanger on of
the gallery, and yesterday afternoon the
proprietor Of the gallery and Williams dif-
feIed about the merits Of two knives. Ste
vens sided up, pulled out his knife and
said something TO the effect that it was a
better one than either In playful spirit
Williams made a pass at the lad with a
piece of wood, whereupon the latter
plunged his knife into Williams back be-
tween the shoulder blades, inflicting an ex-
tremely dangerous and possibly fatal
wound.
Stevens when arrested had the usual
dtme-novel in his pocket and also the knife
with which the stab was inflicted. The
most valuable articles found on Williams
when searched at the Receiving Hospital
were an assortment of cigarette photos, 26
cents in money and an empty phial labele
''Oil of bergamot."