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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
4. %. 2Iartin,
Nr. &c, SnO GDarIes Stra6e.
(Suni22, ,6rDfoUti, 12Dtte.)
0eareau oer strofcn.Znrdlpruns.

0Sureau Oct Strnf;cuz Surd! brud)S=
~ SummiEarc,
Baltimore, ben ,. Sftobsr 1891.
SIN uebereiTitimmHH9 nit DEN ScrolouuHaeH oes
SaltImorer @eieBbndles, glrtlrtI As, MAIDEN Gie
@onmiildre flir z3urdjtrihe in Baltimore
her. betGHTt oaB iie GEf 9iiito oe5 IrubsreH 3du=
terS duf oiieHfIitcr 2luftiou Srt uHo Stele am
Sitnitaa, Den 8. Sttober 1S94, llhr yatmlttags,
ben aaHSeH Eitt iIr o0s Sett Der 6aitIenraSe uerz
narnten Gruno, uie odle icgt uEtcr Der GIN =. Niai
1883 pom YaQor mo Staotrat5 BON Baltimore GEz
genommcHsH SrooHHGRJ yir. 81 Don Der 1tonument=
bis Sur SaaerraBc ourhbrohen iUro, pieoer psrfau=
Ten mtroen.
Der uorbeiaete Gruuo lit oui oem nit A Harfirten
EldEe eer belaatsn Stra6e ourh Den guGahea q be-
SeldlHet uRp, ple Iolat, beltricbcH:
Se9IuHt an Der SducouH9 Der gtoroleltc Der 9GelD=
ra6e nit Der gSeiticite Der GaeitraBe, Damn Horbi
9reHjeHo an bela9tc 9Seeite Der SdeitruGe 1G Sus,
mchr ooer nenl9er his 81 elmer ie5H Su6 guep Unit
Dem Jtepte oeS @ebraEdl5 berlelbsH), ann Uetidl
greHSeEo On beiu9te Nllen ,SuB g SOL, mebr ODER
neul9cr Damn Iuoll 16 7SuG mebr ooer r1eEi9er bur
9forolelte Der GhepraGe, oonH oitD grcaSsHo Ge=
a9:e GheDtrdGe NrB Is Soil, mcbr oetr fueHtger.
bis 8um AHlaHg, uFo lit AMI oem nit a martiltcH
@oHocnGniruHas=EIGn Der beiG9teH StraSe ourb ben
STdIGpen q beSeItntt.
2o5 porteiagte Gjrunoiiud ooer SbeiIe oeSielben
perosH 9e9en SaGr oertaUit.
SammcI 5S. SbarrettS.
Sruis Sed,
Sam u. ySrctprr,
Gommiiiire;
Rptert =. @reCa @lert.
WtGttbcpS & &irfiano,
(236,S,42) gufttorQtpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
slrbciterfrtes II, oer S6peis.

Sur1srube. 4. Sttsbsr.- r.-5n Ser
Sdpcis iit cs jest ;ruiiden BEN pclt=
Iihcn unO ben tatbOlildcn 9lrbeitcrn
gum oficuen &rjcge gctommen. Der
,@yatlisSerein" utrtangt BEN 4uatritt
Oc8 .Piusz@ereiT8" aus Dem r2lrbetsrz
gunbc." SOrauiiintlidI wir0 bicicr
2rbtitertris9 nod idWerc GOuisqucu;en
naq lid 5Icbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Sepi6tises 3eusHi5 Oes gtnpunbsruusS"
GOmmifdrs, aatb. George Sturr, in Be-
Sus auf bic 6eiIiruit BON &abwap'S
ReoOp 9leIief bel .iHem Sale BON
8b,umatismus in ben 6iiften.

Rr. 3, gaHRsB gIaE, RspsgOrE
Dr. EGoDap. g.i mir bat Sbr Rtief g3UuoeE
aeDirft Wdbrca0 Der lettcH Sabre mar t BON
bdufistn uHb bosarlgtH QHiautH BON SetGticd betmS
seiudt EUueeH srtr.dt,H ii1 bItitIbtu Der Seas
6snsss.Ho bis queen aHotsIu uHo AetDstIis uber bic
beioeu uHttrcn g !IeomGBCu.
gp6breHo bitiir 9eIt. IN Delhtr Id pom bieisn
SdmtrJsH s.plalt Duros, babe tt tat ALE 3etuIttsG
probrt, bic mir BON Htsl5 5eHttu eeuten uEo gtarren
tmpIo5leH purbrH, IN ber 6offHuus, arltateruE9 Su
HHbtH, bod Glss .rfp:ts ttb ais ttH 6tbIiuIa9.
Sd bob: ntriGtCoert aTteH Sa0tE stbIGndL mia
manHiaiGdler SSbaHeIuns urtersoaeH, dnbert1 StHlS
meEte In Utae GuscfpaEbt iopis RtttptG Der btrporS
ragcnbfsn asrIte 1ts iHoeiisu perHo de Bu belisHs
8trfloifsHen StptsmbtI Duroe i5 auf ortH9enots
griu9en slnee STsuHos5 der iib In oeretbeH Gage,
Ue Id befaHb) stTtitet, 99r glltti Al ppobtTeH. d3
lit Su Der 3eit ctHeW mtlHtT alttH AnIoue. gu
msinsr ucbsIraIbuHg uHb sTsBttn Ireube Deri6Gffta
mir bic ernie gpplitatiOn grIsitteruns, Hahbem ID
bic nffSirt.u Gs,. ssbaoet uH6 aldiiasrt bate, in
ben SliebmaBtn nuroe buI1 ba5 RclltI elnc DoblS
tbueube Wdrme bcrUoT9GWieH Hne In tuI5er Sst uera
I6ruano Der StmcrS poufdnoi9. Sbseta ib leitltG
pcriooiite gnfdae Uerpurtc bcI'm 9eTaHnabcE eiHsr
aeHoeruna b.5 Egetsr5, 70 D,iB ttl iest bod me Ja1
mid gu FuIircn bGbs uHS gum 6errhsr ocr SituRtioa
made. RADwAT's READY RELIEF IN melu {Sreuaos
SD uuterHebme feline J.Iie, obHt cine 6lai9e eaUou
tn mttncm ReiittOff,r wItBuHt9Ieu.
Sbr ersebeEsT 0eo. StaTEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Sic Cholera.

Berlin, 4. St. - Nad Qu8weis
See amtlideu Gbuleruberi9tS iHr ole
pcraanqene BOnc iinO IN &auie cers
iclbcn IN SfpreuBcn. in ben Mct6isls,
Nsses, @art5cs unb Glbcs0iltrlt;cn 24
neus Grtranfun9,n uuo J ooe5TGIIe al
aliatii9sr SbOIsra uorsetcmn!en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
gtr. 230.
Sin gCmCiuCr Gadcaft.
gutiiibrt ciu EmO ltinss fyiiberen SrOOs
BERN.

.'N I~'''N~ i-4'tN@N'' ~f~N
BERN.
gte wz9 Ort, ,. Ctto6cr. - S5tar
Seu5e, etn iuugcr &cllnu, Ser III 9tr.
1877, St 3. SuaBc, wO9ubaft lit,
wurOe bsute @}Orgcn im SciieriOns
Wtarfet BOliicjgcridlt auf 0ie 2lnFlase
Oe8 &inb8raubc5 oorgefibrt.
Der RcIauratcur Martin &r6ncr BON
9h. $50, Sij0s5. 2lucuue, trat ais Sid
ger auf. g&ie ans DEN Serbanblungcn
berpOrging, mar 0cn;e porgeItcrn uou
Sr0ucr, in OcNCn 0lcuitcn cr bis oabin
gcitanOen bate, cntlahcn mor6en.
@eltcrn mar MN Ser GntlaTene in
Ser gtabe Scr l&obnuug &r6ncr'8 ers
iAicncn, bate OcNcn SABRE nltcn
Sobn an iid 9cIOdt uuO mar nit ibnt
pcriAwunben.
Ginj9e Stunom ipatcr muroc 6en3e
nit Ocm SnObcu Uon Der 8OLiiei gcfuns
Ben unO cin9cijctt.
Der gcioug,re wcjgcrte ii6 i'm @es
ri6te, irgcn0 Uelne 2ln9abcn 5u maA.u,
uuO warOe i.r Oa5 wcite,e YeriaBreu
icItsebalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
9ermiidte teLearaphiiar 0epeIben.

- Der bon o,r ,2lIoc. YreIe" pcrs
OHcntli3te Seridt, bag Ser 0ampicr
r@battabOO6ec" nil 2lusn an SoSo uuz
tcrgc9au9en isi, cueilt li4 ais cine
rfctte Gntc." Der 0umpicr lag in Gu
uannab, @a., unO iobrt gcutc frIb nob
SOlton ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Gs glcbt
berId)ieocnc Sorten

---pon Sot0tcn - itIcdts uro sute - uno lpir
--ba6en rie beicn. @eriUben Sje's bod
--'uaI, oh Sic bier Eitt tIllscr taUien tons
-nen, ais irserowo oEbsrs IN Baltimore
--gs tomult uur chi ben 8crud an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
1ltnter= StnatsIeEretar s. omcNer ltno
Ger Scrios BON Sommcrfct.

Scrfiu, 3. Stt. - llnterzStoot8>
SefretGr SOmcDer farb beuts bier.
(Baul @ujtup 2lleriu8 SomeDer, Inter
t8IctretGr im preuBiiden StuatSz
miniltcrtum, geb. ON II. Sull 1924 81
Berlin ais Sobn 0cs bctaunten Surf
lteu uuo Sdriitite(ler8 &arl 0uitaO
SOmeDer, ituOirte 0ie 9fedte, trat 1845
in ben StaatS0icnIt, pur0e 1850 Sc
ridtSailciIor, 1858 StaatSunwalt in
@rsif5mal6 unO 1868 gum 9ft9ieran9ss
ratb bei'm YolijeisY Yr6liOium in Berlin
,rnannt. Seit 1867 i'm 0anOeI5miniz
Itcrium tb6tiq, lpuroe er 1877 Oftntltez
rialbireftor Der Ban 2lbtbcilun9 oe8
DiiutlteriumS, in oemielben Sabre I'm
terzStaat6iefretGr i'm StautSminlites
RUM uno icit 1879 NiitglieS 0e8
Staatsrat5e8 unb 6e8 @eri9t8bofs8 3ur
Gntid]cloupg Der Gampsteu;z@ onflttte.
1880 bis 'S8 mar ct BrdTocnt oe5
0is3ipIinurbOfe5 fdr ni4ttiAterli4c 8cz
amte.)
QonSou,3. Ott.-Ger 9er5Os BON
SOmerist ilt aus bem Gcben gcI6eSen.
(Qll9ernOn 9ercD 8anfs ct. Wtaur,
Ia. SCc5og pon SOmeriet, wur0e am ..
December 1913 sebOrcn unO wurOc III
1891 nad benz Zoo iejne8 8ruOerS
5er3oq. gc mar in Gtou er5ogeu unO
frabcr @apitan in Osn r8Opal SOrIe
@ucrOS." Ss;n 1843 beirotbete CT 0arz
riet, oic 3obtcr pom SObu Hbil. Dtorlcr,
Oamaligcn @ei eianOten am 0re1Scncr
0Oie. Gier S0bne Iberlebcn Sen Qcrz
;og, BON Senen Ser altelte, 2orb Scgz
mOur, sic 5crSo95waroe crbt.)
1lHcrfIarIi6c Scrn6rmn9.
2on6on, 8. Shober. - Sine De-
pcit)e aus Dublin meloet: Die iIngit
erfol9te 3erit6run9 brcicr pom .glarz
quis OF Glauricarbe in @OO6fOro,
9Ouutp @ulwag, sr6uutsr 9duicr bat
un9ehcuere5 2lufieben erregt. Die Nj
Iairc 1T in tiefc8 Dunfl gebIut; nur
rueiB man, OaB 5mci Der Sauier in
Stife 5cripren9t uno Gins cingcaitcrt
wurOe. Se0e8 Ser 8cbGuoe itano auf
siuem Plaee, auf peldem uOrBcr cine
@Obuuug geitunOen bate, aus wCIder
Elm Wtictb:r ons9eWicien mOro:u mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Rrsa m permanent oebsiIf,

SC%HSUp poer t,iue GesohIrnd.
Oiou hole lid Satimortr gants@upfehlun9cH oeer
Icfe iie dp brieiI ;u,roen galT psrpciicn Sie duT
5000 gatieuten. Seine CpeTatlc fsin: mb'
GaIiEiie ppn Geid)sit:m.
GGrlftlite GGrdEte uEbeoiEstrr 0eilung DON
@ru1cn nller qrt lei Feioen GcihlcdlteIH obue
gciicraHrreHbuHs, uie dH9e audl las s,oeu 5eisben
mag. - uHteriEtuHs Irci. @ian Iait no Slrtulars
gonuI,n. Str 9. g.. 2EiHtr.&Smp.
3tumer 210-212, ~geuitabIea aoehduoe, Z"
(Suni16, ,12Dn.s) baltimore. Dio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
cSeioelt nttO 2Sef6werOen.

@eg,u Ropfp,b tOb WltqrdHe ooer utrOOies aOpFS
fueb), 8abHueb, 9tcurGlsle. Rbenmattsmus, pitts
iUeb, SdmcrleH uHb DtoitIgtsIt I'M 8ndsn BEN 8IHs
graf ooer ben gtlsrcr IN Der S6er9e9eno, Yleursie
S.l,nfanihm.luna ua0 sdmcI,u it6tr art miro oit
GHpeHbuns BON ROoUaQs Geaop 6ttet iotortise
grl,ldteruTa btrbcIiabrsH uHh oeiieu fortsei.sttr
gs6rauh lUdbreEo tlnissr 6ass etHs VeIHontatP
Ssneiuu9 btiutrIiteatssa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
S. Qan3s9ro6.

eiHe Probe - uEo sic fino itcrscrat. Serhfz uub
g3iEterDaare ieff an Sano. DidhGcr= UHo 8nabsnz
Gtububs. bic b:ntR uno hlnlsiten .btni9 itiue
Serrtns uno GamsuidIbe. Gummiz stub, urb sSt,c=
feI uuo ben beittr Ar6cItsi6nA in Diarfte. Cute
Sraueritiefel uTo TtarIe Saus GuSe flr DeSaer une
Sdser in benz aIteu GdnhEa CIT g bgth ian. Ssa
GboesSoaS-.- Sfr- 1=G ,9;o osGafs. nabe 2esIrss
tonftraGe, uno 81. 100, Voro= Sanftrate.
s.. Sanse9loG.
(S.pti2i.o.E.-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
SritiS6e Samonenbopte H0G 0ib
rnItnr bCprOcrt.

gon6on, 3. SttOber.-D Die Sun
mill wiIItn, baB Die britiIde 4bmIra(lz
tat Die 9crltGrfung Ser bel Gibraltar
lie0enbeu 6lOttc ourh einen Sbetl per
;ur 3eit i'm &nnal lic9enOcu &anOucnz
boott anQeorouct rat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
SLoGaoc perb6n9t.

lnantaripo, W}ooa9aStur, 1.
Sfto6er. .-5SranfrcidI bat liter Die Saz
itn ser 5niel 0iuOa9a8tor Ole SlofaOc
perhGn9t.
Ser Observation-Disclosures bat ii4 nud
9umabaUe, Osm TART bciclttgten 9as
ienort an ser Sittiil:e Ocr 5niel, be9cs
ben.
Gr 1T initruirt, Die n0tbigcn OtaBrez
reacln gum S6uec Ger &OlOniiten in
Sale einc8 &rieSc5 5u trsncn. (SPatcr
mipcrruien! 3. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
&aOluaD'S GeaOD. &eltef
furirt uuS 0etbutet
Grfaltnng, 9niirn, bOicH 6aI5, Su'
fuen3n, &Benmatismns, Neu'
ralgic, GupFurB, 3abnucb,
glFbma, AtbenlnOtb.

Gs Hubert Die ptintg geuofteu edntrjeu ia .sa
Her his siuanJig DtIruteH. Vltt cine StuHot Hadh
9ei.u bieier 2E8etse icute irssnO SsmGmO SdImsr'
Keu Ieiore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Dem tp6r ttiht 20.

Berlin, 4. Nadbem Dor 8
9asen i'm bieiisen r0euti9en Gbeuter"
bic eritmuli9e 9luffaBrung BON Suuptz
mann's roie 8cber" 0en 2eudten Der
8erlincr So5jalOemotraten 8trontaiz
Jung gu elmer larmenOeu SeifulIsoez
mOnilrutiOn 9egcbsu bate, oerbreitete
fih in Ser Sta6t olsbuIO ba8 Geriidt,
Der &aiIer balte eS nod ioI9en 9Or9au'
gen NIT ieiner Birbe ni9t pereinbur,
nod einmal Sa5 r0euti9e Gbcuter" 81
beiuden, un6 babe Saber oie fir i'm in
bem Tbeuter beleSte 2O9e nbbeltelt.
Sect taun aui Grunb Our9uu8 5uperz
laiii9er SnformutIOn mit9etbcilt pcrz
ben, OaB an Oisiem 9erebe fsin luabres
gSOrt III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
g9tcSer auf Der StNermns.

Stuttsurt, 4. OttOber. .-8enes
ralzSieuteuant 6rBr. Sdott b. Sdotz
teniteln, osr II iirttembcrgii9e Srics8mis
niiter, fam BON @Iid iagen. 9Or iuez
ni9en 2agen nod lag er 10 i9wer franf
oarnieber, OuB Die 4erSte nur lueni9
SOiiuung batten, ibren Batienten Benz
SaterIanOe nod LANCER erbuIten su f0n@
nen. Seet lit ieOoa bic Sriiis 9IHdIi8
iiberltun6en, unb 0aS leete SIaetiu lau'
tst bubiu, OuB ieOe @)efobr OOriiber lit
unO Der &rante elmer iiheren Seierun9
entnenen neht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05

bic in Tep gort attroeH ioleH, oertaut bic p9eHrz
ipIuGnia=SabH" flr 3uge, psIdle Samitas uHb Diorz
tag, ben 6. unb S. Sttobtr, 1923 uro S57 Ntorsens
Iiorsens Don Baltimore CllnionzStotlonl abeebcn,
Musiiuns= SiIete mad, Rcp7Ourf. Die Sur 1eiulz
reiie bis Oiittpoh, ben 10. Sftoter, D9itttruadt,
@ilti9fet bebuItsu, Sur nieori9en Gate oes haIbeu
TabrseIoes fiir Die 1unorti-e. (23S-42)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05

gs aetistet ben ioItsrH0feH S6merSeE ou9enblldIt4
GiHbat. llHbert @HuHHouHg uHb bellt SlutGHordH9S
Ici IS nab ben SuHgeu, bem Dtd9tR, ben 9eoaIme1
nptr onpsrta GruieH ober SraQRtH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Der frau3e SSar.

2onO BON, 4. Sft.-9ie 2tms8"
buben BON ibrem @OrrcIpOnocnteu aus
Speia Die gtadri9t erbalteu, Dap Ser
G5ar 5u galta in Ser Srint au9etoalmen
lit.
Der gerliner Correspondent 0eiclten
8latte8 melOet cine OeprslliOn nQcr ruiz
iiIhen Wertbe an ser gerliner S0rie III
5clse Der BORT ciu9e9un9enen Seri9te
Ibcr oa8 Sefiuoen oeS G3aren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05
Die frans0fidlc GrmSte.

8aris, 4. SftOber. = 9tad ben
Ofii;is0sn Ser0ftutlihuueen miro 81:
biesldbrise @eriten-@rn6te uuf 10, ,932,z
IA !SettOliter gesen II, 4O.099 0ettoz
liter i'm Sabre 1893 9ei8aet. Die Sa'
ferz@rnbte er9ab fir 1894 SO, ,3O4,482
Settollter 9e9en 62,561, ,524 SeftOlltcr
in 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-05

2onbon, A. Sttobtr. - neber sic
S;rbunblunsen ober geidli7e Der beu'
ti9,u &abine!sfeun9 tit bis jest nod
9tiats Offi5iell uerluutet. Die uGrs
dunge GeIs9rapben Comp" msloet,
bnS 6OOO Dtann pon Subien abseben
piirOen, UNI Die Sertrussbaien in @blna
gu idaeen. Die erlte Sdisens9risube
lpirO am 13. Sftober bon @alfutta nua
Son9fou9 abfabr,n. 9luBerOem iollen
uu9 Gbiua nod Die gtortbumberlanber
Tiiiliere, smsi Sutui(lOue r@bOorfas"
unt bier Sfsgimenter pSitbs" 9elanOt
luerben.
bic Sikuna oeS frans0lliidlen &0bt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21
Instantly Available Fleets.

An official report of the instantly
available battleships of the six great
powers shows that of first-class vessels
England has 10, France 8, Russia 8
and the Triple Alliance 10, of which
Q are Italian and / German. All the
English vessels steam 1871 knots and
upward, two being 1917: none of the
French is over 1872 knots; while 2 of
the Russians are dnier 16, the third
reaching 17.s. In second-class ships
England leads with 10, France has 9,
Russia and the Triple Alliance IL,
of which Germany owns and Austria
4. Here there is no such superiority, OF
speed on the English side, being un'
der Is knots, while no French vessel
goes so low as that figure and all the
Russians steam IA knots and over.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21

ground, the parts rising separately
about twelve feet and then unite into
one body, forming sylvan archway,
through which the path leafs. An
other theory is that there are separate
trees which have become grated to-
gether at the head of the arch. Which
ever explanation is correct, the aspect
of the tree is very curious, and it has
long been a notable object.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21
1t Has Long Been a Mystifying Objecs
of Popular Interest.

We are indebted to Mr.. B. B. Reyes,
of Boston, Mass, for the photograph
from which our engraving of this re-
markable tree growth was made. The
tree stands at the entrance to a resi-
dence on the road near Middleboro,
Mass.
One opinion is that the trunk of the
tree separates into several parts at the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21
TO EAST END BUYERS.

Four corner lots in East End, on car
line, waterworks, fine location, can be
bought for $500, small amount Of cash,
balance on time.
JOHN T. HAMILTON g. Co.,
l66t g1O4 Z. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21

These lie in close proximity to Electric Street Car Line Mac
blocks from Daily Light Building and elevated
good street, city gently sopng we'll drained not brush or
stump grubed and eved off, each lothas street and alley
55zxI6 Ia5 feet the market from $500 to
$500 per Lot country but strictly in the
city prices quoted groundoor figures and will not last al
ways. Come and see me.
j. "A, DEUGHeRTY, Daily LIGHT Building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21
COMPETITION STAND ASIDE :!
You Are No Longer I'm It,

Some days notified buyers keep eye the
Bargains The following plat shows beautiful
at prices o suit the poorest
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21

Make them pay, and use the money
for street Improvements and the
cancellation of the debt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21

HUN ESl1 1l1b bESl IOllC1s
Much needless criticism has been
INDUCED in why work of public
improvement have not been car
ried on to a greater extent. In adj
dition to the facts already stated
herein / might add that the city
would have refused to pay its
creditors on open account and
have used the money which was
paid them on public improvements.
The public improvements would
have shown up to the additional
amount withheld from the credi-
tors, but to my notion it would
have been practicing dishonesty
with the city's creditors, a role
which 1 never intended to play
when / undertook to serve the
people in my present capacity.
To carry out the purposes herein
stated, and to provide for the pay
ment of the old floating debt as
herein contemplated the general
fund tax remains the same as thi:
year.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE PASCHAL,
|
The morning call., 1894-06-30
INFERIOR GUN CASTINGS.
Serious Charges Brought Against
PHILADELPHIA Firm.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 29-To-day
NJ. Il. Buckley, president; Frederick
Bait. superintendent, and j. T. An
derson Of the Pennsylvania Steel
Casting and Machine Company were
arrested by Deputy United States NJ ar
shall Myers to-day, charged with con-
spiracy in perpetrating frauds upon the
United States Government in furnishing
steel gun castings.
The affidavit upon which the arrest was
made charges that on or about May IS,
1894. the defendants conspired to defraud
the United States by duplicating the off.
cial stamp OF the inspector OF
ordnance and in subjeeting speci-
mems already stamped and separated
for casting to treatment different from
that received by other castings, which
would result in delivering to the United
States castings of quality inferior to the
specimens of that quality required by the
contract of said company with the United
States.
In the hearing before the United States
Commissioner. Lieu tenant Irving Cham.
bers testified to the details of the charge
as set forth ia the affidavit. The hearing
was continued until Tuesday.
The morning call., 1894-06-30
CHAIN LINKS.
A New Process for Making Them
Without Welding.

The idea OF making a chain without weld
ing up link by link in the customary way
has, of late years, been followed with a
good deal of interest, and several patented
processes have made their appearances,
designed te avoid the objections which can
be made, with more or less reason, to the
common welded product.
One Of the most interesting of these is
the scheme OF substantial rolling a chain
from a solid bar of metal Of cruciform Sec
ton, the rolls being practically a series of
dies, each of which punches pieces out
of the bar so that ultimately perfect chain
links are produced, being still connected,
however. to one another at the points
where the inner side of the bow of one
link crosses that of the adjoining ones.
In this shape the bar represents a rigid
chain, but on being passed through still
another machine it comes out with loosely
connected links. though somewhat roughly
formed. a series of finishing operations
follow. ending with perfect chain.
The process almost throughout is cold
one, so that there is no danger of burning
the metal. Heat Is applied only near the
end of the operations, then the chain is
annealed in an oven.
The length of the bars used, Of course,
limits the length of one continuous sec
tion of chain, and the several sections
necessary to form a complete chain o any
desired length arc coupled together by
special links.
The process is now in practical nae in
England and has been applied. with ap-
parent success. to the making of chains in
several currently used sizes.-Cassier' 8
Magazine.
A telegraph line was opened from New
York to 81. Johns. Newfoundland, 1856
The morning call., 1894-06-30
Were So UnhannY.

heard this week of a family who had about
reached Its last dollar, aud when that was.spent
would not know whence to draw another. 1t
was only one out oil hundred similar cases
which the hard times has brought to light, bat
1t had feature wholly its own. SO depressed
and miserable were these people, accusi omed
% better condition OF affairs. but lattery on
their uppers that they went forth aud bought a
dog! As one Of them said. with more paIhos
than reason. in excusing tie purchase: I'VE
were SO unhappy"
The morning call., 1894-06-30
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. June %.
Stmr state of California. AckIey, 5ls4 hours I'm
Portland via Astoria 39s hours: pass ana mose'
to Goodali, Perkins K Co. - ,,.,
schr PeregrIne new, Peregrine, days rom !.
Sluslaw River; 176 NJ It lumber TO hlsSinS ~
Collins.
Domestic Ports.
PORT ToWNSEND-ArrIved Juno 29-SchrWm
Renton. from Newport.
Movements of Transatlantic steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrfyed June 29-Ntmr Virginia,
from Stettin; stmr Britannia, from Liverpool.
QU ZEN June ZS-Stmr Etru-
ria, from New York.
NAPLES-Arrived June 29-Stmr Neckar. from
New York.