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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-01
WiIan.
Nlerauber I.

Milan. Natalie.
an Der Donau lid etpaS gteues porbes
rette, nobel aud ba8 Bolf gu iet1em Ga,
btar fommen toirbe. Die rulii16e
6abrifation in bieiem ientimettalen
Hubritiid bofumentirte fid benn aud
3temli9 raid unb CAB In etnenl Small
effeft 5u Belgrab 6ie Mntiport arf Die
bon Seiterrei6 unterftikten @eliiite bes
@obnrgers, in Sofia cine bulsaril6e
Dgnaitie gu be9riin6en.
@ele9entlt9 zines @altmabls, bas
Der 2nabe Nleranber at @bren ieineS
gliifli6 beitattbsnen @taatseramens
CAB. flopfte Ct 3piiden Brateu mllb
Semitic ans @las, banfte In mohlges
ietten Worten ben Hesenten unb ibren
Miniitern fur bisberige Mibepaltung
uno erflarte, er meroe fortan Die 3agel
Der Negieruns ielbit fibren. limb,
tros oes lebbaften @iber1prnds Der
neberrafdteu, iibernabm Nlerar6er,
benz CUR @roBiabrisfeit nod r1ebr als
Elm Sabr feblt, bic Resierung, nno bas
Holf flatfdte Beifan nub par'S snfries
ben.
Der iiberaus slatte, unblutige Ser,
lanf bieieS S~taatsitreids liegt In perz
i9iebenen uriaden begriinSet. Ole
3e9euten Serbiens, oereu beocutenofter
Sonan Niititi9 i1ou einmal, mdbreno
Der Min6eridbrisfeit 90nis Wtilans,
ote Nesenti6aft sefibrt bate unb Der
iett TIM 60. 9ebensiabre itebt, batten
ihre SteIung gum peri0nliden 8ors
tbetl uno 3u benz ibrer Sreunbe mfg
brau6t un6 oabur9 i'm 2anbe cine
Uerftimmung berpor9eruien, Die eire
9epaltiame Dmfpdl3uas bur1 bas 0olf
befirdten lieB. Die iofort. In elmer
Hroflamation sema9te1 Bsrii1eru1,
gen bes iun9en 36nigs, er merSe bieIeu
Suitdnoen Elm Gabe bereiten uro BE
Mttun9 Der biir9erli1en Ne9te unb
6er perfafiungsmd6t9e1 Yripilegien bes
Parlaments lpieoer berifelen, tuuroen
oaber bon Der Mebrbeit Der 0ep6lfes
r1rg nit Sabel aafgenommett. MuBere
benz ftebt bic ierbtf9e Nrmee auf Der
Sette oes a0nigs, ME benr iiberbaupt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-01
Die paaiierin ausuita."

.Obioa i'm Bacificgei6maber Bis 1852,
mnrbe lieutenant 1853 uno befanb iid
anf BEN ,3ancalter" I'M 9aeifc, als Der
Ssrieg ansbrad. @r ipurbe 9ieuteuants
Commander i'm Sabre 1862 un6 mar
bel benz @efedte NIT Sort Macon.
Bon 1868 bi8 1864 fommanbirte ct bas
2anb. ~sboot .@bocnna" un6 ben
Dampfer r9ort<RoDal" BON Dem Golf
Ylodaoes@ ei6waoer uub 5eidnete iid)
in Der @dladt in ser 8udt bon Mtos
bile aus. SIN Sabr 1866 wurbe er
COMMANDER, 1874 &apitdn, 1884 @oms
mobore, 1886 &ommanbeur beS Uroofs
Inner SdiffsbaubofS uno 1887 &ears
abmiral.
Die 3rsu3erforpette r3aiierit aus
gnita" LIT Der neuelte 3reu3er nno bic
erfte 0ertreterin oes Dreif6raabens
inftemS. IN Der beutiden Marine. Sie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-01

ri9en He9terung In Serbien einen
auberorbentfiden 99affensbrans 3eiste
nnb ieinem 2anbe 9roBe @rfol9e nnS
Sorti6ritte brafte.
Milan mar eS ipobl AUDI, Der, in
Bsrbinbuns init Or. Dofitid, benz
Gr5ieber ieines 5obnes uno jesisen
Yremierminiiter SerbienS, bic Gfn3el>
betten Der ileinen 3om6bie pereinbarte.
Nleranoer /. aber, Dem Der Bart bereit8
b6rbar wad)ien fol. LIT fit snten @atb
empfansli6 nno perftebt es, cine 9eftion
gu lernen.
Sc feblt nun eisentlid MIR nod, oaB
au9 baS bolldnoi59e Wilbelminden
nno Der hcine Nlfonio bon Spanien
itdy majorenu erfldren, bann 1T Der
aonigsfinoersarten I'M alten europa
fornplett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-01

bic DDnaftte
Obre n 0 ipttf1
etnen ftarfen Nns
bang In Serbien
beftt. Man barf
ni4t pergelien,
bab 36nts Mis
Ian, 6eiett Ser
i6nltAfeit bnr1
ietne Spteaeioen,
i6aft in ben less
ten Sabren redt
nufDm patbif9
tpurbe, lndbreu6
ietner taft 21idbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-01
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Wir bieten %einbunbsrt Dollars 1eIobnuns
fur ieben Gaa bon &atarrb, Der nidt burG
etnnebnten bon Saa's 8atarrb aur sebeilt
tperben fdnn
5. S. @beneb 6 60, Gisentb.. 9olebo,O ..
sSir, bic nnter;si1neten, baben 8. $ Gbe-
nep lett ben lesten 15 Sabren sefannt unb
balten ihn fur bcafommen ebrenbaft in allen
Observation-Disclosures unb ftnan,ieu befd.
bist, Gle BON ieiner Sirma e~insesaneensn
Standardization gu eriiIen
@et & SruaL @rpbbantels s9rcsuiiten,
ToIebp, ..
@aIbine, &innan C Rarpin @rcb.
banbelssO rceuiiten, TpIebo, o.
8. s. Ban 5oefen 8 ifirsr, 9elebo
u tipnal' Banf, Eolebo, 8.
San's Ratarrb aur tpiro innerlid eenom.
men uno tpirtt brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
i1leimieen OberHdden beS Sb1ems. {3eua
ntfie fret perfonbt. YreiS Is Sents fir bic
Slaf4e. gerfauft bon ellen apotbsfern.
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500 Gormittass.
1000
lao aaamnittass.
$40 Na4mittags.
s5.45 Nadmittass.
$3.50 @prmittass.
ssl.20 Nadmittass.
k9.10
6.l5 8prmittags.
4.45 Na6mittags.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-01
VlNUN RUBIDUN PASTEURlENSB.
5anitdts=Wein.

l1niere in GIafden teuriftten
Rotbmeine. tpelde bon DEFENDERS ebIei
@attung unb sutem Sabrgang bis 3ut
SIaf4enreife iorsfaItisf eepFest
unb unter Mmsi1lub Der atnofpbdriiHen 2uft
in Der SIaide Bis gu Der BON Bateur bot,
eei6riebenen Eemperatur mne unter se1auet
0efolanns Der bon bemfelten geeebenen Be,
~itimmunsen bebanbeIt iinb, eisnen fi1 auBcr,
orbentl'd gum @ebrau9 fur Rrante ano Re,
coupalescenten nnb bel G%pibeinten unb ftnb
in reri1iebenen groferen SospitdIern, aran.
tenbduiern, 2a5aret1en &c. bereits nit gntetn
@rfols einsefiRrt. 0idt senu8 :6nmen
b IL aber biefe eli4en mohL
sepfe9ten 8eine d sum tGgIb
DEN @ebrau4 empfeblen.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Gov. PIo PIco.

His Attendance Proposed at the Chi.
csgo Worlds Fair.
Col. F. S. Eastman of Chicago and
Los Angeles has taken in hand prop
osition to secure the attendance at the
Columbian exposition at Chicago of the
venerable Don Pho Pico, the last gov
ernor of California under Mexican rule.
The old man is living in West Los An.
geles, and though of many years, would
doubtless greatly enjoy a visit to the
great city of the west and the participa-
tion in the coming festivities there.
Colonel Eastman had his attention
called recently to the presence here of
Governor Pico, and stated that he would
at once take the matter in band. He
is confident that the governor will soon
receive an invitation to attend the fair
as guest. OF the appropriateness of
his presence and of the interest he will
cause there can be no doubt.
The herald., 1893-01-20
SENATOR WHITE.

He VIII Arrive Here on sunday-Prc-
pairing to Receive Him.
Ex-Sheriff Ksys returned yesterday
from Sacramento, where he witnessed
the election of Hon. Stephen M. White
as United States senator. He states
that the scene was exciting beyond de-
scription.
Chairman Q. f. A. Last of the Demo
cratic county central committee received
telegram from Mr.. White yesterday
expressing thanks for the proposal OF
the people here to tender him a grand
reception and banquet on his re-
turn from the north. and stating that
he expected to return to Los Angeles
next Sunday. The committee having
the reception in charge met and ap-
pointed a number of subcommittee to
arrange details of the affair. w. A.
Ryan, I. L. Skinner and j. w. Mitchell
were appointed a committee to secure
cooperation of the chamber of COM
merce in making the reception grand
non-partisan ovation.
The herald., 1893-01-20
AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN
Now Located In Los Angeles for shor,
Time

Now Located In Los Angeles for a Short
Time
DIR. R. j. Prosser of30S1s South Spring
street is making some wonderful cures
OF consumption, pulmonary troubles,
etc. by the use of the Denver santarium
remedies for which he has the exclusive
agency in Southern California. The
particular remedy referred to has been
made in Virginia recently, and many
eminent physicians of Denver and Chi.
cago are of the opinion that the Althio
or Cataplasmic treatments will do for
pulmonary patients what the Koch
lymph intended to do, and clinical re-
ports of DR.. R. M Pool of Denver and
DR. Steele of the state board of health OF
Illinois, shows results justifying the be-
lief that it lie by far the greatest discovery
thus far made. DIR. Prosser also makes
a specially of cancers and has the high
est testimonials to show that he is a
SUCCESS in that line also.
The herald., 1893-01-20

A Splendid Lot of Young Driving Horses,
Two matched teams and two single
harness roadsters, bred by L. j. Rose,
jr.. from the very best blood lines in
Southern California, are now offered for
sale at N A. Covarrubias' stables on
Los Angeles street, near Second street.
These horses are all young and sound,
warranted free from any hereditary
defect, and good and satisfactory rea-
sons for their disposal will be given to
the intending purchaser.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Una,.puted a Fest OF Ms,,t.

medicine that has been household
remedy for over fifty years and used in that
time by more than 10000. 600 persons, must
hsve great merit. Such medicine ia found In
BRANDRETH's PILLS. This fact demon ira tes
the value of the pills better than any state
ment of the proprietnrs. 1t will be observed
that the dose required to cure is small. One OF
two pills taken every night for ten or twenty
days will cure dyspepsia cosliveness, rheum
disease arising from an impure state of the
blood.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless and safe to take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated
The herald., 1893-01-20

,"Auess --
Up. Conner presented his resigna.
tion as landscape gardener at the court
house grounds yesterday to the board ol
supervisors.
Chief Glass reports number OF con-
fldence men, recently arrived, with new
schemes, and warns people against the
willy stranger gsf
Undelivered kilograms at the w. U.
telegraph office, corner Court and Main
streets. January 10, 1898: R. Molony,
Miss Il. Bowman, O. II. Carleton, DR..
Tom Patterson, Guy Frazer.
The chamber of commerce will prob
abIv appoint committee of % of its
members to meet Senator-elect Stephen
M. White at the depot upon his arrival
in Los Angeles. The board of trade will
probably appoint a similar committee.
Mrs. w. H. Auble, wife of Detective
Auble. while out riding with a lady
friend Wednesday afternoon on South
Pearl street, was thrown from the buggy
and quite badly injured, receiving a
number OF scalp wounds which, how
ever, We're not of a serious nature.
A friend OF DR.. Rebecca Lu Dorsey has
received letter from her in which she
states that she is enjoying the weather
and climes, especially the latter, in the
New York and Roosevelt hospitals,
where antiaeptic principles in surgery
have alinost reached perfection. She
also enjoys the HERALD. which she re-
ceiyes and reads regularly.
The herald., 1893-01-20

At Helena, Ark, Nathan Ramey was
hanged Thursday morning for the MUIR
der of Prince Malony two years ago.
One of his accomplices was hanged in
July, 1891; another was pardoned to
testify against Ramey. All were ne
The herald., 1893-01-20
Ebinrer,s Re.taur.nt.

The finest in the city; the favorite OF
eastern tourists. Service unexcelled on
the cohst. Meals served la carte.
French dinners from IL till p. M
Ladies' parlor connected.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Heng Lee,s HoI,dav Gooda.

Chinese and Japanese curios: silk dress pat
ferns; ladies' embroidered silk handkerchiefs
two for % GEMS. Manufactures ladies' under
Wenrand gents furnishing goods. Also an ex-
tensfve line OF new holiday goods at very low
Tore purchasing elsewhere, No. sos North
Main street, near plaza.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Again to the 'FRONT.'.

R, Cohen, formerly of the. well-knpwn Wen
ma bakery, is once more In business and is To-
cate at $40 south spring street, where he is
conducting q coffee and lunch room and where
he will be pleased to see his many friends and
the public in general.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Failing Hair

Froduees badness. 1t is cheaper to buy
9 bottle of Hkookum root hair grower
than wig; besides, wearing your own
halr5 5IE more convenient. All druggists.
The herald., 1893-01-20
DandruH,

This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair an untidy appearance. ia
cured by skookum root hair grower,
All druggists,
The herald., 1893-01-20

Maier d Zobelein's Lager, fresh from the
brewery, on draught In all the principal sa
looms, delivered promptly In bol ties or ksgs.
once and Brewery. 44z Alts0 gt. Telephone 81
The herald., 1893-01-20
The Best and Cbeapeat,
Our Home Brew,

Tailoring done at 464 South Spring street
Alterations, dyeing and cleaning; mfsfit O 9th
ing bought repairing neatly done.
The herald., 1893-01-20

Oysters 50 cents a dozen, and reduc-
tion in pricea Of all California wines by
the bottle. Ice cream and salads for
parties, Hollenbeck hotel cafe.
The herald., 1893-01-20

3. D. List, notary public. Legal papers care.
fully drawn LIT West Second. Telephone 1856.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Forecast.

Forecast for southern California: Fair wea-
thef. slight changes in temperature; variable
The herald., 1893-01-20

wan paper, 2s7 8. spring. Samples sent.
The herald., 1893-01-20
SkoOkum Root Hair Grower Go.
NEW YORK.
FOUNTAIN as54 Y 0 j 7 Il!
WHERE is IT?

You can not stop the passing years. You can
look young Looking young, you feel young.
NJ S. Netile Harrison's business is to rid you by
making articles guaranteed TO bring beauty to
faces wrinkled, pimply, rough, free led and
old MRS. LAWRENCE, hair dresser and
manicure, 353 South Spring street, Los An
geles, sells them.
The herald., 1893-01-20

J.P. Conner presented his resigna-
tion as landscape gardener at the court
house grounds yesterday to the board of
, 1893-09-16

Accidents serious in their way, occur in our
midst now and again but never before has
it fallen to our lot to record one Of so Ia
mentable a nature as that which happened on
Saturday night last at about seven o'clock,
when one Anna Beverhoudta and her daughter
who lived together u Street, were so fright
fully burnt that death followed some hours
after. From what we learn it would appear
that the mother was lighting a lamp which ex-
ploded, catching her on fire and the daughter,
IN her praise-worthy attempt to rescue her
mother getting also terribly burnt. 1t is q
marked coincidence that just three years ago,
almost date for date (our readers will remem-
ber it, that the elder daughter Of this Wy
mother persisted through an accident of a
some What similar nature. Thus it will be
seen that three persons of one family have
met their death by the same means. 1t was
a sad spectacle indeed yesterday afternoon
to witness the funeral, which was largely
attended, it being the fist double funeral
for at least 10 years. -Ligbtbourn's Nail Notes
llh Sept.
, 1893-09-16
$ e. G a o ! x 4 v e S.

now call him, Government Secretary aud
Lieu. Governor, has been selected hy the
Secretary Of State to succeed Sir Waite Hely-
Hutchinson (the Governor elect of Natal1
The Government of the Windward Islands is
a post carrying a salary of $500 per
annum. AS these figures denote, it is not a
first rate appointment hut it is a step Oh the
upward ladder and an earnest, we may rest
assured, of advancement still to follow. Sir
Charles's ~wellsskuown ambitious energy will
scarcely be satisfied with q minor West
Indian Government. Meanwhile, however,
we congratulate him on his well earned and
deserved promotion. The conduct of affairs
in either the Windward or Leeward Islands
is not always an easy or pleasant task. but
that Sir Charles az q skiIful and astnte
tactician Will be enabled to succeed where
some of his more angular predecessors have
failed, we are quite prepared to learn. The
Government of the Wind ward Islands is made
up of the three Colonies of Grenada, st. Vim
cent. and st. Lucia with their dependencies.
the Grenadians. The official residence is
Government House, st. Georges, Grenada,
where in due course their Demerara friends
will doubtless near of Sir Charles aud his
estimable lady dispensing hospitality IN their
accustomed manner.
, 1893-09-16
Spectator, l2fbAug}

On Saturday-oT rather at 3 o'clock on
Sunday morning-the jury engaged in the
trial of Norton and Ducret for the Cocarde
forgelies-t, I. the papers purporting to show
that our Embassy IN Paris was deluging the
Chamber with British gold after the man
ner attributed to Pitt by the Ja~cobins-retuyn.
ed a verdict of guilty with exteuuating cir
Cumstances. Ducret, the editor of the
Cocarde, was condemned to one years i'm
prisonment and costs, and a fine of 100 fir.
and Norton to three years Imprisonment aud.
costs and a similar fine. The tnal was re-
markable for the allegation that NJ Develle
did not at once condemn the documents as
absurd forgeIies, but recognise ed their i'm
portanoe' and remarked: Every one knows
that German money has caused Belgian
strikes and that NJ. Dupuy hid said that
he regretted that politics could not be carried
on as at Venice, and that certain men could
not be told between now and tomorrow YOU
must disappear" That is a phrase which,
whether or not NJ. Dupuy used it, appears
destined TO catch on. During the trial NJ.
Clemencean, who was made a party to the
proceedings by a technical claim of fir.
damages, made an able defence of himself.
He attacked his defamers with such spirit
and success that it seems by no means impossi-
BILE that lie will survive tho Panama scandals
Uuquestionably he is what the North Country
pltmen call a good plucked one
, 1893-09-16

twenty three thousand pounds. The report
also states that the surplus fund has increased
to four hundred and eighteen thousand six
hundred and forty-nine pounds, and that the
income account surpasses the interest charge,
Referring to the yacht race between the
Britannia and Navahoe reported yesterday,
another meeting of the Committee was held at
which it was decided that the Navahoe had
won, thereby coneeding the claim made BY
the latter yacht.
To-day the race for the Cape May Cup
over the same course and by the same vessels
is being competed for.
Intelligence from Rio JaneirO states that
the guns Of the rebel feet and the forts
artillery were engaged in a heavy duel lasting
SIX hours. The marksmen OF both sides
were very poor, doing little damage, one
woman is reported to have been Killed on
shore.
In New York the price Of Rio coffee has
advanced twenty points
1t is announced that the T.. :. warshlps
"Chieago' and Detroit have been ordered
70 proceed to Rio. The orders for The
ID etroit' have been cabled to Barbados who're
che is due for ccals in FIVE days.
New York, September 18th.
Flour St. Lawrence pr. brI. S~3.85--$5.90
Meal. best brandy w,ne. per. brl 295
Heavy Ness Pork. per brl l5-l59
New Seasons Pork, per brl. l6$-l71
z,nar Crystals per Id. 81
Dug" f.. 10 q. Il. Musoovado 80 test
per Ib q
English Islands Nolasses per gal. l0c.
Exchange New York ana london 1921
, 1893-09-16

Cricket that almost reached the Sensational
was witnessed at the Oval in the match
between England and Australia, of which tho
home county generously cedes its financial
share for the benefit Of Mr. Maurice Read.
who for thirteen years has played FOR Surrey
and assiduous'y assisted to place it in the
position amoug the counties which it enjoyed
in the past seasons. The spectators mum
bered about $4,000. Mr.. w. G.. Grace
was back in his old place, the injury
to the hand which caused his withdrawal
from the last match at Lords between Eng
land and Australia having disappeared. The
Old Country batted f rst. and had things all
their wn way. The wicket was IN splendid
condition. but being very dry got considerably
cut up. Grace aud Stoddart played brilliant
ly. and the same m ay be said of Shrewsbury
and Ware. When play ceased England had
scored 378 runs for the loss of only FIVE
wickets. w. w. Read aud F. S. jackson
wers not ont when. stunps were drawn. and
will resume play this morning Ibid,
, 1893-09-16
THE SPEAKER On The HOUSE
OF LORDS
tDa y Telegraph, Aug Is D

B~udspesth. Auk Il
The Pests NapiO publishes al account q
an interview which Count iIJdlsi&as N2aptrN.
the Hungarian deputX,8Is reparted t. nave
had with lie Right Hon. \. w. Peel, tha
Speaker Of the House of Commons, during
that deputy's stay in England. According
to tins version, Couut Szapar}, on that 90,
casiou. Questio led Mr.. Peel as To VIVA, wouid
happen ii The House of Lords repeatedly
refused to sanction Tome Rule for ireland il
the same manner rs, it was expected tbs
Hungarian House Of Magnatos would refuse
to pass the Government measure establishing
civil marriage. The Speaker replied that the
House Of Lords would doubtless reject the
Home Rule Bill. but that the Government
would not resign on that account. Public
opinion would then, however, dem md that
fresh elections should be held in order that
the 1ation might pronounce upon the sub
iect. The House Of Lords could not ever
throw a Government, and could not, moreover.
oppose for long the realisation OF any popular
idea. "On the other. hand, continued Mr.
Peel, 'the HAse of Lords is able to moderate
any extreme action of the lower House, and
see that that House does not come to decisions
contrary to the real will of the people.
Nevertheless the House Of Commons carries
most weight. In the event of the majo-
rity of the Lords deciding contrary to
the opinion OF, tue House of Commons, the
Upper House may say, "The Commons have
been too precipitate, inasmuch as they have
not devoted u sufficiently thorough,,oOnsidera-
ton to an important question, and that
assembly must consequently again consider
the matter" Or again, III the event Of
differences on matters Of principle, the Upper
House may say, The majority of the House
of Commons does not represent the will OF
the majority of the people, and hence the
question must be laid in a concrete form before
the electorate for its decision. And the
House Of Lords invariably bows to this
decision.
With reference to the demands Tor reform
or abolition of the Upper House, MI. Peel
said, ''There are always one or two Radicals
to be found who advocate such measures, but
the English people are far too serious and
prudent to attach any weight to plans for re-
forming any institution which exactly per.
form its constitutional duties In reply to
Count Szapary's question as to whether it
would not be more Just to organise the Upper
House on the electoral system, the Speaker
said that the institution of an elected Upper
House was not reconcilable TO British views
of Parliamentary Government. TIE balance
of power was in the hands of the clocted.
Lower House. If, therefore, the Upper House
were also composed of elected members the
question would suddenly arise which House
should be the chief factor in legislation, and
which should only have a controlling oharac.
ter. Besides this, concludes Mr. Peel, the
electorate would be thereby placed In this
most absurd dilomm vs., and the result would
be that the House of Commons would lose
nresti0a
, 1893-09-16

about twenty minutes. The wind for the
past few months has ranged generally from
south to west that is land winds east or
north or any paint between, that is sea, or
what are more usually called trade winds
being rarely recorded.
, 1893-09-16
DemerQra Aygosy, 10Th August.

Sir CHARLES Bruce's hour has come, and he
has won the reward of bis long and yeoman
service under the Crown in the attainment of
g~ubernatcrial rank. Our "late" as we must