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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
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gen, @ei6phre, Geber, unb Saut, ,ausi@Ias, EteGte,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
GuS U}aniIo mir

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tonnten erlt mad erbittertem Sample
auriidgei6lagen tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
Striilllpfe.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
aleioerfOffe.
spesieles In frans1iiiden Ghaaies.

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Sest 8 Yarbs fiir @inen Dollar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
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@aten iinb punberbar f95n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
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fir s5 Genis perfaafte Daare; BET ans as:
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28

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reidfte Ausmabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-28
SetratbSfebetn:
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Suits piaen ftdrten ben aorper.
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auf ben greiS bon
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belt nidt entseben laffeu. l1niere Site finb
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
Drp Goods.

. rTrvTION, SPECIAL SALES.-Sit Ribbed under.
A I~t. lae worth leo I-Buton Embroidered KID
,.Ioycs soc worth 80; Unique Paris Hats at greatly re-
duccd urlccs JANNES. 900 Bway and IL West 3Oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
DIVIDEND Notices.

TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL HALLWAY.
TOLEDO. OHIO May 20. 1913
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ONE %
~ l'r.'. tfN /. un stock ~ thla cOmpiny
ia, declared payable satudaY, June 10 1893. At the
Central 1rus. Company OF NeW-lork Inc tfiii-Ici LOOMS
will co-c June ! and reopen June J. &C.
l.. ID. KELLEY. Tr asur"r.
OFFICE u THE UICkEEJONESJFwILL MILL
INt, IOMPANl.
.O7 Produce Exchange. Iay l.. %.
DIVIDEND No 3.
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave this day
i DECLARED y qusrerly dividend 81 r"r c"nt Oh tue
preferred -to,k 81 the ~kY Jonc-J c"'ll Milling Com.
p,ny PAYABLE Jrnc 1T 70 so'hhoder, Of r'oii a. r.
rlo, ne IL transfer LOOKS. Transfer books VIII be
closed at 3 u. u Nav 22d. and olencd a. a. III
June I'd TiiOS. \. MCINTYRE. Tro-ricr
OFFICE
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY.
I Bi0NDwAY, NEw.YOHk. MAY ls, 1899.
THE SMITH Ql AKTERlY DIVIDEND OF
i Il, PER CENT. the Preferred stock Of National
Lead COMPANY Will he paid Jur" - 1898 to stoekhode,
az record MAY ~ 1893 rtanHr. books TO-, Preferred
stock viii clos. Nav - 1893 and remain closed until
Juno l6. 1888.
l,y order Of the Board Of Directors. m
~ JOSEPH l.. MCKINNEY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
MILLS EClLDiNG. - Wall street ,so.

~ " Nou-York, May II. lSos.
r, HE FORTY SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING
sicchI,aers e the rkclrc NAM dcc ST y me-
comiony. Is Wall st. NInls Budinel. in the CIV OF
Ncv'Ycrk on WEDNESDAY. the at day Of MAJ
Tor the election Directors ona the transaction 81 81, h
ol,cr busircss n. NAV properly cone Oeior' IT, ih'
er,", hooks of thr cor,pany will co'c NJ the once
Of the rnion Trust CouInny on Monday NE "a day
~ MAY iSaJ at o'ciork D.. ana VIII reopen Oh
fhur-dsy June !. 1898. n, 10 O'Clock N m s.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
Cos. any, (onn0

= osT-rank book No. 90 COT on Dry Dock s,ving'
IL Tank Any person having claims upon sad BOOK !,
,,l,d tpon III present. thC o. IN" DtiK WiC1ln
thrtv DIV. o. III. said book viii be- declared cance'd
and ,xtluguished and a issued in ll' thelNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
RAILWAY STOCKS.

SALES AT THE CONsOLIDATED sTccA AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25

Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
cNulrcates sle5 $50 82l sl25,2;7 G9 Dec. sA2 3U
DEPOSITS IN bank. I473,4c0 IL ?'lAo Dec. o'-o'
Net cash 400 227 ,s37 Dee. 1927 $50
In the foreign exchanges rates Tor long sterling
bills were higher and for demand drafts hhehuy
lower because money was easier III London
;rhcr, WAS no increased supply OF either CONNER
Iial or bankers bills Following quotations
Tor aru1l business bankers bills 81 81 :: end
~ 80 for lcn. and short sterling respectively !;
Frcnth francs, 51s ga and JIG rs; rcichmarks'
o. rs and % 1-l6 0
In London British consols declined further 10
Nor cent to % :}-I6 for money and Us Ia for the
pcnonnt The Bank Of England gained 100000
huIlon on balance the receipts being principally
,rnn, rho United States. Bar silver was Is lower
-, AZ I'D an ounce American railway shares
,ycr, ,iull and dropping and last prices were the
nonrest he iCrtniehty settlement VIII begin
On Monlay, and already anxiety about the result
is reported to be manifest. Money was easier
i,rarfcr ~ 3-saI per cent for discounts and
~ ncr cent for daily balances At Paris
Grnncb Z per cents were 10 ccntIInes lower at
~ ~ p Sight exchange on London declining to
~ 1sI-2 francs TO the stciling -
The Governing Committee OF inc Stock ~
chance M lis regular meeting, admitted to deal
irps the following securities
American District telegraph Company-an add.
tionaI 500 600 SHIRE capital. making the total
amount listed 80 900. The new issue is for
the nnrcbasc OF the District Telegraph and Burglar
Alarm Company OF Harlem: ,.u.. O..
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company
ad,i;tion,i = 100. 600 consolidated mortgage per
cent bonds. making the whole amount listcd
$l.lOo 900. wit, :, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
Business Chantcs.

<,,piT,I TO INVEST ~ \ SMALL. OR LARGE
I ,.,inN,op. MISUNDERSTANDING business where additional
.,lini IL needed 10 extend business to meet the re-.
ourrmefs OF Increasing demand; 90 hot want u invest
T., blsue 4, that expensive buidihs' ahu hnu or
-, 49,, .. Tn established long enough Ia show what IL
u,' IL, Tina ~ bu mess number Of employees capital
wanted &c. / havr time 20 give thr business an
confidential; reference, gyea
ard rcInircd Address NJ, cars Po'ton'ee drawer TO-
EnIfa y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
Uub!ir Notitc.

CJPREME COURT, NEW-YORK COUNTY.
- In the natter OF the application o, the EAST RIVER
BRIDGE COMPANY, Tor the appointment OF three CON-
missiOncrs
The undersigned who hy an order Of tho General
Term OF supreme Court held IN and for the First
Department OF the STAT of Ncw-l orN on the
l3h day OF May. 1898 In the above entitled matter APP
onted commissioners under the provision OF the acts
II the Legislature therein mentioned TO determine whcne
railways mentioned and described In the
peton Of the River bridge Company said matter
ought be constructed aud operated by 10 over through
and aloug the streets and avenues specified IN sai et
ton do hereby appoint Wednesday the 3i,t day OF Nay
1898 nc O'Clock D. M. ut the ONCE OF the East lu'er
Bride Company, so % Broadway. In the City Of New
YORK "a the place where and the time when they VIII
hold first meeting and VIII hear all persons Interested
In aid matter. -
dated Ncw.Ycrk May 18th. 1898.
s sSS!.AFA II w. C%SF1EGhhiisk. Commissioners.
THOMAS L. JAMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,aon Nav Of 4 d. m.-Consols. % SIG for
,,onov and 81 IA for The account N"w-Ipfk. Penn
'I~o1n and ohio first mortgage bonds, II Cdna1nh
,f',aiac ~ Ia. Erie. So, do second c"l7"''
GA "a IIlIno, Central 90 -. Paul common - -
~ York Central IO4 PENNSYLVANIA. - 1.s Mexican
~ iY -. A nor cont bouds 80 -. The Amount
oS hnllion gone into the Bank Of England on haahc,
TO-DAY is 100000. Bar silver IS quoted at ., ~
No. ounce Money, :; > per cent. Paris adVlc's
p,o,o . nor cent rcnies ut 81 francs AZ II c"nnr'
T1r ,be account ana exchange London at - frames
% IL centimcs for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
Proposals

~ ROpOsALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
or sEwf.gs.-onicc OF the Cennl, soners. D. Iii
Washington D. C.. May TX isosiSeaed fropo.eis S,
Jur = 1893 Tor ucting sewers In the district o.
man m,y h" obtained at this office j. w ROSS NJ NJ
PARKER c. r. POWELL Comm''S'oher' ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
Storage.

Ar MORGAN & BRoTuEfas' Storage warehouse ~ ~;
\ .sl and 23j West i7th--. BtoldMay lafat'
nns for firnitur. nj for- baggage. pianos ana mer-
rh,ndi,r passenger and freight elevators DoSng
and shippng attended padded for moving III city
az countiy Ins pection invited. Telephone lib 3eth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
financial elections

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY or NEWhOEk,
49, WALI.-Sr.. May 2ith. 1898.
y ELECTION for eight Trustees Of the
~ First Class and three pecto'- Of the next ensuing
election b., held the office q the tompny on hc
jth dav June next tthc first Tue-day between the
hour, Of Il NJ. and | u. ". .,,,..,,,, ...,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22
ROYAL SILVER WEDDING.
Festivities iu Honor OF the Twenty-ffth
Anniversary OF King Humbert'. Mnrri~xe.

Festivities In Honor OF the Tw,ptv.a0h
Anniversary OF King Humsert'. NarrIaxe.
ROME. April 22.--The feies IN honor of the
t~enty-hfih anniversary OF the marriage Of
King Humber; and Queen Margherita are be-
Ing continued today. As the day is the actual
anuisersary Of the marriage. which occurred
April p. 1868, the festivities are at their
height.
The weather Is most favorable, and the brScht
sunshine ADDS 10 the brilliAncy Of the specta-
Gle. The public o.lioes and schools throuchout
the country are closed, the streets are yaily be-
deeked aud Immense crowds throng the yiolnity
OF the Culnntl.
hlnS numbert and Queen Marghsrita heard
mass Today IN thoir private chapel Their
maIesties received kilograms Of Generalization
from the Prince of Maies and from Queen yic-
torla and all the othsr soverelgns of Europo.
The "esman emperor and empress drove 70
the Church OF san PIetro m Aontorie, erected
IN the Year 1900 for Ferdinand and Isabella of
Spain, on the spOt where ST. Peter is said 10
have suffered martyrdom. They returped %
the QuIrinal by the fashionable and we'll
shaded drive called the Iincio and yere
cheered all along the route, going and coming,
by enthusiastic crowds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22
ExrRADITIoN WITH RUSSIA,
The Qualifications of the Treaty Were Ex.
changed Yesterday.

The Qualifications of the Treaty Were In.
changed Yesterday.
The treaty of extradition between the Cnited
States and Russia is now AN accomplished fact.
and all that now remains TO be done
IN the matter is the official promuiga-
tion Of ns provisions by both govern
ments- A cable message Was received at
the State Department late yesterday afternoon
announcing that the czar Of Russia had ratified
the treaty and that the raIidca lions we're ex-
changed at St. Petersburg yesterday by the
United States minister and the Russian for
eign Office. So far as can be learned
the President took no steps whatever 10 defer
action in the matter, Notwithstanding the
numerous protests filed with him against the
contamination OF the treaty. The opposition
TO the treaty is said TO have mAnifested
itself too late in the negotiations to admit Of q
change OF policy IN the matter with
out great danger of offen-e 10 q
friendly power. The President vail
Issue proclamation on the subject IN q short
time and until then the terms OF the treaty will
continue diplomatic secret
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22
The Progress Of the Home Rule Bill
Causes Fighting.
SILVER WEDDING FESTIVITIES AT ROME
The Opposition at Vienna to Con-
sui General Judd.
ANTITRUST PROSECUTIONS.
DIVIDED IRELAND.
Supporters and Opponent. ofthe Home Ruis
Bln Fighting.

Bin Fighting.
DUBLIN. April 22--The news OF the division
In the house OF commons last night on the
second reading OF the Irish home rule bill xas
received In ArTaag early this morning. The
nanonsiists at once proceeded TO hold . cole
bration in honor Of the triumph. and parsded
the streets with cheers for home rule. The
nnionists made a counter demonstration, and
the two parties came into collision.
Shots were exchanged between the sdvo-
caes and the antagonists of home rule, and
several persons we're injured in IN. encounter.
one OF the injured being . constable. ftnex-
pected that there VIII be more riotlng.
BELFAST, April 22.-One thousand men from
the Qaeea's Island ship yard marched through
the streets Of Belfast today singing the ma tionsl
anthem. As the men we're paradiug through
CArrics HIn, quarter inhabited largely by
nationalists, fight began between the two
factions.
strong force Of police interfered 10 ousll
the disorder and several arrests were made'
LONDON, April 22.-Seyen hundred Selee.tss
from Ireland arrived in London today 20 attend
meeting In opposition TO Irish home rule 20 be
held IN Albert Hall,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22
POSTSCRIPT
GEN. BlsALE DEAD.
The End Came at Haif-Past Three O'Clock
Today.

Sss~sS
Today.
Gen. E. F. Beale died this afternoon at $50
o'clock. It was understood early in the day
that he could not possibly recover and
at Q o'clock his CONDITION was such that his
death was expected at almost any moment
When the end came it was peaceful and with
ont struggle.
Edward Fitzgerald Beale was born in Wash.
ington February 4, 1922. His father and grand
father were officers in the Cnited States navy,
and both of them received medals Of honer
from Congress. His education was begun in
Georgetown College, where he remained until
he was appointed cadet at the United States
Naval Academy and was graduated in 1872
During the war with Mexico he distinguished
himself by conspicuous gallantry and was
presented with a sword by his brother officers
in recognition OF his services as a
bearer Of dispatches through the enemy's lines.
For the same act be was officially com.
mended by Com. Stockton. At the conclu-
sion Of the war with Mexico he resigned his
commission and was appointed superintendent
Of Indian affairs for California and New
Mexico. At the request Of Maj. Gen. Wool
he was commissioned brigadier general and de-
puted to terminate an Indian war in Cali
fornia. During the decade preceding the civil
war he conducted many explorations in the
far west, and in 1861 was appointed sur
veyor general Of California by President LIN
coin, but offered his services in a military
capacity as soon as the war of succession
began. In 1876 he was appointed United States
minister to Austria by President Grant
In 1877 he resigned and devoted himself
to experimenting his large sheep and cattle
ranch in southern California and to other in
forests. He had resided for many years in this
city at the house in Lafayette Square where
he died Gen. Beals was one Of Gen.
Grants warmest friends. and it was at
Gen. Beale's house that Gen. Grant
made his home when visiting this city after his
trip around the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22
MIR. JUDD AND AUSTRIA.
The --latest Press Disp.tches Not Cssdssd By
Secretary Gresham.

The --latest Press Dispstches Not Crsditsd By
Secretary Gresham.
Diplomatic circles SHOW considerable interest
In q report which comes from Vienna to the
effect that Count KAlnoky, the Austrian pre-
mier. has formally notified U. s. Minister Grant
that the Austrian government viii not grant IN
exequatur to Mr.. Max Judd of ST. Louis, sp-
pointed by President Cleveland consul general
for the United States at Vienna.
According TO the Vienna story the exeQuatur
is denied Mr.. Judd, not on account OF his race
or religion, but because OF his former allegiance
to Austria and his subsequent course in the i'm
migration business in the United States
While the above lacks Official confirmation
there are Reasons for the belief that it 10 well
founded, on account OF the well known en-
tipathy Of Austrian officials 10 Hebrews and he
further fact that some OF the Anti-semitie
societies IN vienna protested against Mr.. Judds
appointment
WHAT TENDS TO THROW pouBr ON THE sroax.
There il one feature Of the pres dis-
patch from Vienna, however, that ssuds
TO cast doubt on the entire story.
That IL the statement that when Minisser
Grant was informed of the decision of ths
Austrian government he replied thar .,apother
consul general would Be appointed who would
be Jew, but not Of former Austrian al
legiance."
1t is simost incredibie thar he made such .n
undiplomatic remark even IL he poessssed in
formation in regard TO tine Presidsnt's purpo.e,
in case il becomes necessary 70 mske 4 cbsnrs
In the ONCE.
escretary Gresham was shown the vienns
dispatch this morning. He said he hsd re-
ceiyed no information on the subjsct and vss
inclined 70 doubt the accurscy Of the dss-
patch. II Mr.. Judd had been denied his ex-
q
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HE WOULD RESIGN r,Rsr.
Consul General Judd Unwilling 10 r
barrass the President

Consul General Judd Unwilling 10 Em.
barrass the President.
sr. LOUIS, April 22-Max Jued, consul seu.
eral prospective at Vienna, is little disturbed
by the report that Count Kalmoky. the Ans.
trsan premier, had refused to accept his Gro.
dentisis.
The oabiegram stated that the premier had
gwen notice to The American minister, Fred
Grant, that the Austrian government wouid
not grant AN exequAtur To Mr.. Judd because of
mis- former Austrian allegiance. Mr. judd b
quoted az saying that II the Austrian govern.
meht oilers any objection to his appointment
lac VIII tender has resignation 70 Presiden,
Cleveland al once and save further trouble.
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PRESIDENT porTrH.s SENTENCE.

He IL Sent tn jail FOR Sixty Days for His Con.
necsion With the Maveric. Bank Failure.
BosTes. April 22-In the United States
circuit court today Asa Is. Potter, convicted By
a jury some weeks ago of false certihcation Of
checks drawn On account of the failed Maverick
National Bank, of which he was president, was
sentenced by Judge Putnam to rlxty dsys'
imprisonment in Cambridge Jail and 10 pay
fnu Of 81 600
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BEING PROSECUTED As TRUSTS.

rroceedings Begun Against One Hundpsd
st. Loui. Corporations.
sr. Louis, Mo-, April % 22-Proceedings we're
begun yesterday against 100 local eorporations,
representing nearly tlOO ,OOO. 900 capital, Ia
declare their charters insaiid becanse Of yio.
iAtins the Missouri antitrust law. Included
In the number are the EoeHiHg Chponiole Pub
lishlng Company and the Columbia Incande.-
cent Lamp Company, which Yesterday won the
big victory over the Edison Electric Compauy