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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13

JAP gu ieiner 9infen, Soiepbine 5tt
fetner Ied)ten unS Miabel linn gegens
iiber. Wars. 8our6ier eefiel ibul; iie
iprad freuuolt9 su ibm nit einem
snflang BON SDmpatbie in Der
Sttmnle. sic bate tire 8olle au 1pies
len uno l6liebli6 burfte man au9
iiGer etnen iunaen WenI1en, Der bas
Sdidial bon Mianu unb Siubern In
ieiner Sano bielt, ni6t ipie einen ges
wobnli6en uno sufdllisen 8eiu6 be-
banbeln.
Ssas fein @eseuiiber betraf, mar
DigbD in .3tpeiTel, ob er iie bemlnbern
lollte ooer ni6t. 9ie mar unbeoinat
fdOn Su nennen ibre sebnli9feit NIT
Mer. Sour6ier aber su sroB, als oaB ct
lid su ibr binss3osen fiiblen fonnte.
Was oagesen Solepbine angling 10
lpar er ltd) gang i'm &laren: SaS mar
Elm nnettes, runolidtes Ding"-ipte er
i'm Stillen gu iid lelblt iaste-nlie
bat ni1tS BON elmer &0ntgin iuie
Srance8, lit aber in ibrer 9lrt rei3eno.
or nabm iid Dor, iid) ibr ansenebm
III MAIDEN.
(SOrtiebuns fpIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13
0mnbreiIe sSiaette.

2eiet bic beri6iebenen @eIegenbei.
ten, fiir nel9e bic
Siiblid)e Yacific - gmniet Babn.
rebuairte &nnbreiiesgiaette mad 6ffIis
den pldben perfauft.
@brilfian @mbeauor Mseting. 8os
fton, MnH. Cine &ate fir bic @unbs
reiis bonn 3. bis Z. ssuli, 9iiItig big
6. Nuguft 1895.
Ooung Deoples Union. Baltimore,
Mb. Cine &ate fir bic &unbreile
bonn IA. bis 16. SuIi; siiltis bis 9.
Nuguft 1895.
@pnclape Sempelritter, Bofion,
MaK. Cine &ate fir bic @unbreile
II. bis %. Iuguif; stltis big gum s.
October 1895.
Megen ndberer @in3elbeiten Den6et
gud an ben nd@fen 5idet 4gsnten
ober on
@.w. gein. 2.S. parts,
Sraffic Manager, A.@.p.& & S.A.
6ouiion, Seg. Soufon, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13
Rath fir Miatter.

Dor iiber so Sabren inon purbe
MrS. MihSlotp's Spotbing Sprup
BON Milipnen ppn Mtittern beim 3ab.
men ber &inber angemenbet. Wirf bn
i'm S@Iafe bur1 bas Shreien zines
3inbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S9meraen neint2 Wemn 10, IaiIs
iofOrt cine Glaf4e BON rWfrs. Minss
Ions GDotbing 5Drup' bplen. @ein
Mertb 1T unbeaablbar. gs :pirb hem
fleinen 2eihenben iofort 2inberung bers
i9affen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Mltter,
es III fein 3meifel bariiber. Go beilt
Dpienterp unb Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic ysieren, beieitigt Minbs
4olit, ermei6t ben @aumen, berbin>
bert @nt3tnbung unb ftdrft bas gottae
Spitem. sMrs. Winslops SOOTHING
Syrup" fur 3abnenbe &inher 1T arlges
nebm in @ef9mad nnb bas &ecept
itammt bon einent Der beiten tpeibli1en
Nerate in ben Ser. 9taaten. SO iff bel
allen Srussiaer in Der eanaen Welt su
baben. preiS Is Gents per 6lai1e.
4auft ni9ts anberes, el8 MrS. Winss
Iona 6Doihimgs6nrrp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13
eSnt GimSereIIa gd3ub .gture

finb bic Serbit unb Wtnter Woareu
einsetroifen unb cine portreffIi&e Guss
tuabI beo porsigliGften Sdnb3engs III
Dorbanben. Starfe unb bauerhafte
S9ube fir SerreH. Samen unb ains
Der. @benfalls Die feiniten 5aIons
unb SauafAube aus bem anerfauat
renommirtefen Gabriten. Oie ssabris
fate Der r&Ddforb Shoe @ompanp1
finb uniibertreffIi9. llniere Damen.
f9ube beaieben mir BON s. 4elp, 9.
Sullipan & 60. uub gbnarbs Brcs.
SUITE Waare unb mdbise preiie III ms
fer Mottp.
6. 9 a u N,
@tnberaao @@ub'Store, gde 6ouftou.
Strase unb ane. 6.
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Maiiemnertualters- : Wptis.

gfoti3 wirb bierburd bonn unters
Sei9neten Mafenperualter beS Qerrens
i6neibers $. 2obert. Gro. 104
Weit= it=@pmmereeltraBe, nabe Der Briide)
gesebeu, baB na@ WtaB gema6te Nns
aiige bon nun on 5l bebeutenb rebu5irs
ten preiien angefertigt merben.
@roBe 4usmabl In ib6nen unb feis
men Stoffen. golIe 3ufriebenbeit gas
rantirt, ba Serr 2obert ielbft aus
i9neibet. 8. Ornnsfi,
Mafenpermaltsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13
u . Dtis. i !.

I'm Serrn s. 2obert hber feline
fiuansiellen Sdmierigfsiten binmeg3us
helfen, Offerirt Der unter3eid,nete allen
Greunben unb 4unben Qoberts Galbs
Bargains in Nnaiigen mad WfaB ses
ma9t. 8roBer unb i96ner 8orratb
RON Steffen aller 9rt. gone 3ufries
benbeit garantirt, ba 9err 2obert felbft
auf1neibet. @pre9t bci uns bor. go.
104 Wefs s@DmmereesS sStraBe, nahe Ser
Bride. 8. Ornnsfi.
MaTenoermalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13
g9enm ssbr geras perlaBt,

I'M cine &eiie nod Mempbis, ct.
2Ouis unb benz Often gu unternebmen,
ieht barauf, oaB Sbr sin @iienbabns
billet aber Serortana unD bic grose
Sron 81 ountain Route erbaIs
tet. paiiasiere ber 3nge bieier 2inie
fparen ntan9e Stunse Der Neiieseit
unb baben eIesante YnDman 8uffets
S1lafmaseu unb &eclining @bair
Cars (Sige frei) aur gerfiisung. Wes
gen boiler SufOrmation beaaslih btes
fer Sinie uenbet gu6 an bic Sidets
Ngenten Der 5. & q. q. Or. g., Der
Z. & 9. ". q. ober an s. 6. 2emis,
reiienber paiiage Agent Der Sron
Wsountain &oute in Nuitin, Seras.
8. 6. Sotpnfenb,
Generals asiersaeent. st. Souls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13

! Darauf aeleDen nerDeu, DGB Der Sburm
in ben 9traBeuperipettiben au poruebs
! tner @ri9eiuung fommt. Sie bann
berbleibenbe Gld9e ion 5ur @rri9tung
bon Wobns unb @ei@dftsbduiern ges
tbeilt tperben.
= Sn Berlin tagte unldngit ein
@ongreB ber Sitter bes eiiernen &reus
ses. Ser Buub nmiaBt 43 8ereine in
Deuti6lanb unb ben &ei6slanben
(@liaB.2otbringen) nit ca. 1000 Mfits
gliebern. 9fad Der Wtittbetlungen
bes 8orfbenben lit bas &riegsminiftes
rum ben 8eftrebungen 6es 8unbes
ni9t eeneigt. @s 1T elm miniiterieaer
@rlaB ergangen, Der ben Iustritt pies
Ter Sffi3iere CUR Golge bate. gon eis
ner poli3eibeb6rbe murbe barauf bins
gemieien, baB eS b0beren Ortes nift
ermiini6t fei baB bic Sitter bes eifers
men Greu3eS f9 su beionberen Wereis
men 5uiammentbun unb 10 5onberbe=
itrebungen in bic &riegerpereine be3p.
in bic 4rmee bineintragen. Cine na9z
geind,te Muoiens beim &aifer 1T uidt
bewiaigt morben. Dagegen bat Der
&riegsminifer auf 8eIebl beg RaiIers
ben Bunbesborifans empfangen unb
berDorgeboben, obne auf bic Wanlcbe
Der Delegirten ein3ugeben, es fei benz
&ailer iebr fatal semelen. baB Der
8unb bur9 iein @eiu9 nm einen .@bs
reniOlo" Der ldngit bei9loRenen Mmfs
beRerung Der Sage Der Snpaliben in
ben Weg getreten iei. Ser Bunb min
berfu6en, bur9 eine Smmeoiateins
gabe einen 9iinitigeren 8el9eio gu er.
aielen.
- Sn Yaris bat cine iunse gerli=
nerin auf Der 0o93eitsreiie @elbifs
morb begangen. Die Neupermdbften
nabmen in paris in einem BON Deuts
fben tart frequentirten Waitbofe Wobs
nung. Mm Sountag Nbenb, mdbreno
ber Mann nit @el1dftsfreunben in
einem @afe iaB-ieine Grau mar i'm
Sotel alein surhdgeblieben bic
tief nngltidli9e Die unielige Shat bes
gangen, beren NotiD ungladli9e 2iebe
1T. Oie BeflagenSwertbe bate li1
uno ibren @ltern nit Der v@elobeiratb"
elm groBes Spfer ge6radt; Denn lie
mar III 2iebe su einem blutarmen Baus
befliReaen entbrannt, bod febte Der
geitrenge 8ater benz 9er5ensbiinbniB
nit benz armeR Sdluder elm energii1es
8eto entgegen. Sie 2ei9e iol mad
Berlin iibersefiibrt unb bier in Dem
Gamilien=@ =@rbbe9rdbniB beigeiebt Ders
ben.
Ser Deribmte, am Dom su 6ils
besbeim ii9 binaufrantenbe a us
len idbrige &ofenfo d pollte
betanntlidh Dor mebreren syabreu eins
geben. er fine bebenfli6 an, su frdns
teIu. 10 6aB ber &atb bon Sa1perftdns
bigen eingeboIt tperben muBte. Dant
Der anteu pHege bat Der &oienltod fi9
inbeRen Dollftdnbig erbolt unb trdftig
ipeiter entwidelt. Defenders in bieiem
Sabre tpirb er cine rei@e 8lhtbenpra9t
entfallt:n. S9on ieBt 3eigt bic Giib.
ieite cine reide Bliitbenfille.
= Sn 8reslau 1T unter ben Sin,
bern, bic auf benz 6pielplabean Der 5als
batortirbe gefpielt batten cine Mafens
bergiftung ausgsbro9en. Die l1nters
fu9ung ergab als uria@e ben @enub
bon 8litben Der auf benz 5pielpIab
angepfan5ten @olbregenfrdu9er. Gin
le9Si1brises 9tdbden III bereits gefors
ben, anbere 4inber liegen boffnungss
log banieber.
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ganbbett fauu midt sebeiIt ,peroem

blir9 IofaIe 9ppIifa!ipnen neil ite ben frans
fen 9beiI beS ObreS nitt erretden fSnnen
GS siebt nur einen @es, bic Saubbeit gu fils
riren, nnb ber ift bilrd fonftitutioneIIe 9etl'
inittel. Taubbeit tpirb burd etnen ent3iins
beten 3uftanb oer fbleimisea gluSfleibuns
Der @uitadiiden &6bre per,lrladt. g8enn
bieie @obre iih entsiinbet, babt ibr einen
runtpeInben Epn ooer unppllfommenes @es
Dor; unb iuenn ite gang seidloiien it, erfolst
Eaubbeit, unb tpenu bic @ntsiinbuns ntdt
sebuben unb bieie NDbre tpieber in tbren ses
bDrigen 3uitanb berlebt tperben fann, tpiro
bas @eb0r fur in,iter serft5rt iperben; neun
Sale nnier 3ebn iino buret 8atarrb pertrs
ia4t, fpelder nidts als ein ent3inbeter 3uz
itanb Der i9Ieinligen OberfIdhen 1T.
gDir troIen einbunbert Dollars fit ieben
(6nrf Ratarrh bernriadten) San bon Taubs
beit aeben, ben mir nidbt burd Ginnebmen
bon 9aa's 8atarrb Sur beilen tSGnen. 2abt
Sud umionft gireulare fon,men.
S. S. @beneb & So, SplebD, ..
E@ 8erfauft bot, Mpotbefern rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-07-13

YaHageSiuette aiIer Mrf
Rad NH pou europa
i3tuii@enDeds Staten nieoriaer als
je 3ttitpr.

Sept 1T bic 3eit, 9idets au tanfen
iLnD 8ermanbte uub Befannte aus Der
alien 6eimatb beriiberfommena au loifen.
Megen genauer Snformation tpen0e
man ii6 an
Wr. 10. S. DDuHG
Benerais sBafaeiers9lgent bet Mallnrp
Saupfer 2iuie,
523 gaii 9oufion @traBe, San Nns
tonio, Se1aS.
Offi3ieuer Ngent fir ale europdi.
f@en Dampfer 2inien.
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Sine Grsabluus NIT sauean,ueuSnns.

Sine Grsdbluug NIT gatantuenbnng.
Nls Bemeis bis SntereKes. nit msls
dem bas omerifaniide publitum ale
gum Derbefferten @ilenbabubienlt geb6s
rigen Nngelegenbeiten unb bic groBen
Gortidritte. nelebe our 0olIfemmenbeit
in Der &unif bes pa1agiers s9ransports
gemadt tDurbeu, nerfolgt. fam be.
pDn gilbert 6rantlin @tatbeps am 16.
Sanuar in .9arpers Ooung people"
Der0ffentli6te Mrtifel al8 rlaBgebenb
gelten.
Der Nrtifel beidreibt bes 0erfaKers
grfabrung auf elmer lab Mteilen Ian.
gen Gabrt bon Stem Oorf mad Nlbanp
auf ber Qofomotipe bes Rem
Oort @entrals berabmten ,,@rpofitions
Jlper", unb mdbrenb bic @ef1i9te in
elmer b6dit erg6Blihen Weife er3dbIt
wirb. cntbdlt fie biel praftif9e Belebs
rung, bic fur ieben Heiisnben bon
@erfh 1T. yta@ 8ef6reibung bes 8es
triebS Der 2ofomotipe unb Der prad]ts
bollen Scenerie entlang bes 6ubfon,
fdbrt 6err Wattbems folsenbermaBen
fort:
n8enn STE 3ablen lieben, mag es
Sic interelfiren, au miFen, baB bic
8reibrdber Sbrer 2otomOtipe genau
33,540 umbrebungen 3wiIden Stem
DDrt un6 Nlbanp gema@t haben; baB
5544 @allonen Wafer i'm BerbdltniB
bon 1873 per Meile, In Dampf peruans
belt murben; baB bas @emibt ber Was
gen i'm 3uge 515 500 pfulb mnb bas
Der locomotive unb 9enbers 2O4, 900
pfunb betrdgt, baB aur S9neliafeit
bon fieb5ig Wteilen per Stunbe sic
1926 5uB per 5etunfe aurafIeaten.
gs mag sic interelIirem, etuas iiber
ben .9seorb" bieies 3uses su erfabreu,
mel9er Der f6nellfe 3ug auf GROCER
gntfernung In Der gDeIt 1T = cine
Strede Dol. mebr als finfbunhert Mei.
len bonn Nnfang big gum fdIieBli9en
8eifimmunssort. SIN SUM lebten
Sabres mar Der 3us redt3eitig auei.
unbswanais Sage; frtb3eitia fiimf
Sage; unb cine bis fiinf Mtinuten fpdt
brei Sage. Sm Suli mar er nur eins
nal ipdt, piersebn Winuten; unb i'm
ausuii einmal ipdt bierunbswanaig
Minuten; unb 10 gebt Der .Recorba .
tueiter, getpiB elm sutes 3eusniB fur
ben 2otomotibfibrer unb bic Slider
belt bes ameritaniiben gilenbabnmes
ienS".
9ieies lief fi6 beinabe ipie cine Mns
seiSe Der Nem Yort Central gilenbabn !;
aber ba es moblbefannt iit, baB 9lles
biefer Qrt ftreng aus Sarpers 3eits
f9riften ferngebalten wir6, 70 iit bic
ein3is ri6tise Nunabme bic, baB Der
8erfafer einfad ben GaclIitdtem BON
sAmerifa's beriibmtefter @iIenbabn4
ben poblperbienten 3ribut aollt.
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NNattbtes g5rptbers,

GIeifGer, 9uuftsns StraBe
2iefern has porahgli9fte &inbs, 59afs
unb 5fneinefeii@. 6 pe3ialitdt.
Sun9es aalbfleif 9. ollie @or-
ten bon Wurit. Slia, 9luitern, @es
fiigel. WilD.
8eiteaungen tperben in irsenb einew
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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- 86ie 9alstranfbetteu fnb bdu.
fig bic uriade Derna6ldfiister grtdI.
tunsen. Or. Auguit aonig's Dam.
burger Sruittbee III Elm ausgs3ei9nes
.es Mittel, ole biefe 3rantbeiten i'm
8eime su erftiden.
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s. Gderstorn. beutf9er pbo.
tograpb, gsgeniiber bonn Miifonss
garten. Cabinets $3.50 bas Dubenb.
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gpplep's 6egifter, go. % 4IamO
plaaa bat einen &uf fur guten alten
WbiSfep, bic befen semif@ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb au8ge3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii1e @isarren
mnb iteis frif1es Bier. Ser @igentbiis
rier. Soc @ppleb, perifrht iein @ef1dft.
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Dr.. priee's Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsaxSReamnas MssaiGe axA 9itlsm.
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1rtnft &oIIamn's 9aifee /; isben
Gag friib sebraunt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
IN EgPERT fCCOUNTdNT.
The Council VIII he asked to Adopt an
Ordinance Creating That Position.

The Council Commute on Special Ac-
countant met last evening a $3.50 o'clock
In room No. II Of the City Hall. with the
Following members present. Messrs. Epps
chairman, Caskie. Hardwicke, and
StarlIc.
city Attorney Meredith was present.
and submitted an ordinance providing for
the appointment Of an expert accountant,
ard embOdying the provisions agreed up
on al tho last meeting OF the committee.
The accountant il 10 be elected by the
Finance Committee. and has TO give 4
bond for $500. which has 10 be approved
by the Mayor and City Attorney His
salary IT, 90 be 81 500 per year. and he has
TO make examinations OF the various de-
parments under the direction Of the FL
nance Committee. He has to submit
written reports Ia regard 10 the results
Of his examinations, which are 10 he
scnt by the committee to The Council
within thirty days after having been sub
mitted The accountant is also expected
10 attend all meetings Of the Finance
Committee. The election OF this official
is 10 take place IN January. ard nc is to
hold Office until July lst. 1884 His sue
cessors are to be elected thereafter for
biennial terms
Pr. lIardwicke moved that the salary
be- reduced 10 $500 per year. but the mo-
ton was lost On motion of Mr. Starke
IL was then decided TO recommend TO the
Council the adoption Of the ordinance
The creating of position of expert ac-
countant meets with general approval
among the business men of Richmond.
only in regard to the salary question
the opinions are divided, quite a number
OF people taking the ground that the
ytry best man that could be gotten
should be secured, and that i'm view OF
the very responsible duties which he will
have to perform, salary of $3.50 per
year would by no means be sufficient
II is understood that the two very best
men who could be selected 10 fill this
position. would not be willing 10 accept
the same with the salary as it has been
fixed by the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
~ ON L4NDM4Rk SOLD.
The Former Home of the Court of Appeals
Gold nt PubIic Anctinn.

The old church building on north
Eleventh street. which for number Of
years has been the home of the Supreme
Court OF Virginia, and for which the
State paid $1,000 was yesterday after
noon sold by Messrs. Boswell a. Hartman
on behalf of the Commonwealth for the
sum OF ST. 100. Messrs. Fritz Sitterdins and
". GreanOr Neal becoming the purchas-
ers.
Quite a number OF dealers in real es-
tate were present when the sale began,
shortly after o'clock. but the bidding
was rather slow. Colonel Morton Marye
and Treasurer Hartman represented the
Commonwo alth. The auctiOneer read the
advertisement announcing the conditions
under which the sale was 10 be made under
a special act of the Legislature. The pur-
chase price was TO be One-third cash and
with six per cent. interest The title is to
De retained by the State until the entire
purchase money has been paid. The sale
IS TO comprise the land, the building
thereon, and all permanent fixtures. such
as gas fixtures. while the furniture. etc,
was excluded The lot has frontage OF
seventy feet and is a hundred ana SIX
teen feet deep. Assuming that the bricks
in the old church building are worth 500.
the land has been sold at the rate OF $40
per front foot.
The bidding was started by Mr. Neal
with s. 200. and from there IL slowly crcpJ
first 500 at a time and then dropping
down occasionally 10 raise OF ~ 80
and even as low as so and s. at time.
Messrs. Sitterding and Neal. the pur-
chasCrs. expect 10 erect three or Tour
small dwellings ON the site.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30

his former statement, denying that he had
made the statement to MIR. Sneao which
the latter charged him with.
Mr.. Sread: II want TO say emphatic
ally that Mr. Figg did say 80.
Mr.. Figg: II deny II. | believe you
misunderstood II"
Mr.. Snead: Il did not misunderstand
&C. As soon as you had left me, | told
what had transpircd 10 two persons In
my shop. / asked you about the diner
snt der ominations 10 which the members
OF the board belonged. and also about the
professions Of all OF them. Mr.. Figg
gave me to understand that he would en-
deavor to carry out the law better than
IL had been done before"
Mr.. Figg: II might have said that
one member of the board was In favor
OF carrying out the law stricter than tho
CHEERS. ana believe I said so. i meant
II was Mr.. Jacobs. 1 think you mis-
understood me-"
Mr.. Snead then asked Major Howard
why 1t was that the carrying out of the
Sunday law had been stopped.
"lte has never stopped" replied the
Chief. Il receive the report every Monday
morning. l have now in my possession
about 100 such reports. and | am only
waiting for the action Of the Hastings
Court in the matter"
After few more remarks, OF an I'M
important character. the board adj
journed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
10 SEEK UESTERN .UIEhETs.
4 Proposal to Hold Il Cotton Exposition in
(hicaCo-AdKmn OF tho schcme.

AUGUSTA. GA. Nov. 29.-Augusta has
started plan 10 include the whole South
for a Southern Cotton Exposition in Chi
cagO.
After several DAYS in consultation with
Mr.. r. Il. Debrard. of the New York
Dry-Goods Economist. the following plan
has been mapped out
1T Is set out that both consumers and
investors will be- attracted TO the South
IN great numbers by proof that the South
can produce more cheaply. The South
can sell cheap, more cheaply, than any
competitor.
III is proposed to supply this proof by
holding cotton exposition In Chicago,
whose broad purposes shall bee % 10 make
new customers Tor present products. 90
TO open direct lines OF distribution be-
tween producer and consumer, CD TO
bring 10 the knowledge OF the capitalists,
ga most forcihle and convincing way.
the great opportunities for pront which
southern cotton mills afford, and finally
a.. 10 show 10 the great West that Chi
caco Is the natural and logical distribu-
ting centre FOR S25OO.OVD worth OF cotton
goods annually which the South must
ana viii naturally and logically make.
and TO offer 10 Chicago the great prize Of
an immense trade i'm exchange for Chi
cago's mighty assistance In building up
the South.
"The exhibit should be as practical and
busiEess-like in its nature as expedient.
with enough OF the picturesque element TO
make IL attractive 70 the public"
The motive that should lead Chicago
10 work with all IFS energy TO further
these projects IS the most powerful OF
human motives, namely self-intercst
Chicago has S2JO.OOo.OOO cotton goods
trade within reach whenever n stretches
out its hands 10 get it, but Il does not
know 10.
4 cotton exposition In Chicago will
make that great city aware Of the great
est opportunity in its whole marvellous
history.
II Will bring 10 the aid OF the South
a powerful ally, whose utmost energy VIII
be put forth in the case Of southern de-
vclOpment, because there are hundreds OF
millions in IL for Chicago.
New England and New York welcome
the South as a customer. they dread her
as a competitor. and they will impede
her as much as possible in her struggle
20 develop her manufactures The
self-interest of the East Is against tho
South. the sef-interest of the West is
for her
THE western alliance is the sCuths true
policy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-30
MISSIONARY SCHOOL BURNED.
The Missionaries All safe-Americ'ns
Virtually Prisoners in Their Homes.

CONSTAN Nov. o.-Despi;e
the Ports repeated promises 20 the A li,i-
lean Minister Mr.. Terrell, tne mission
aries at Marash were not ahoroen pio-
lection unfu eight hours after the sec
Ond terrible massacre at lhal pace utI
ing which the American Theological SEM
mary was plundered and burned;
The missionaries reported on NoNeH-
Der 10Th that they were eafe, but since
then nothing has been heard OF them.
The non-arrival OF letters giving he,
tails OF the disorders at hnaiput ana
MarsOun on November 10Th ana l'tt
creates the belief that the missionaries
man has been stopped
IL is announced from Ezeroum that the
Government has Instituted a commute
TO compel the restitution OF their properly
TO the Arncnians who were robbed dur
ing the disorders there.
Some prominent Armenians are mem
beis OF the commission
The Government has agreed 10 the APP
pOintm-nt Of a committee 10 receive no
nations for the relief OF needy Armenians.
MUNICH Nov. 9-The correspondent
OF Nueste Nachrichten Al Consiantinople
tclegrnphs report OF an Interview hai
by him with Hall Rifsl Pasha, Turkish
Grand Niaier. in which that cihcial de-
claics thar n the united fleets OF the
powers shall make demonstration az
COnstantnOple the Porte will inform the
powers that the Turkish Government re
nOunces all responsibility for the conse-
quences, especially as regards the matter
ONSTANTfNOPLE, Nov 29.-Turksh
troous On route 20 Ieitun have arrived
az Marash. where they have helted pend
ing the result Of negotiations with the
Armenians who are in possession Of Iei-
tun. The conditions offered to the Arme-
mans include the surrender Of their
arms, as we'll as the leaders OF the re-
cent revolt at Zeitun. 10 the Turkish
troops. Trustworthy advices say the ris-
Ing of Armcnians az Zcitun followed an
attempt on the part Of the troops of
the Turkish garrison 10 pillage the city
Armenian survivors of massacres at
Arabirikir. MOOsh. and HarpOOt. these
advices say. have been offered the choice
Of embracing Islamism or being put 10
the sword.
Americans in Harpoot. Btlis. and Ma
rash are virtually prisoners In their
houses. IL is not safe for Christians TO 20
into the streets. An escort was provided
for the American missionaries by order
of the Porte, upon the application OF
Minister Terrell. They are afraid 10 leave
HarpOot on account Of the dangers they
are almost certain to encounter on the
roads from murderOus bands. No mails
have passed over the Bagdad route for
three weeks.
The synod of the Greek Church in Tur-
KEY has refused TO commit itself to an
expression OF satisfaction with the pooii-
cy of the Government in Asia Minor.