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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
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audi TIT iebert Crte Der linton.

@enn Der 2eler 5i1 bic Belt uno
Miibe nebnnen miroe, 1eine Mfit.
burger Iber Die einfahe Jrage, Die
unten argegeben lit, gu befragen, 10
tpiroe er Die cine NntpDrt erbalten.
8enrt er Die GuSiaaen lelen tpiirbe,
Die iebt in Gan Mntpnio per6Hentz
libt merben uno bic Besug baben
auf oieie Nnttpurt, 10 miroe er atpeiz
feaDs iebr eritnurt iein oariiber, oaB
eS beren 10 piele fino. Sc fDnnen
unb merbert AUDI pieaeibt nod piele
mebr perDhentliat peroen aber
electromagnetic fraget bod ben Gr=
ften, benz SIR begegnet, melbes Weitz
tel HudenS1meraen beilt. Die Nntz
MORT mico iein: nDDan's Wieren.
8ileu'. 0ier lit Elm Burger, Der
biefes beitdtigt.
6err 6enrp &Drber, elm Sarmer,
1102 Blum StraBe mDbnbaft, iagt:
SD aoe mir i'm pergangenen 6erbfte
cine grfdltung gu, bic auf meme
Mieren idlug. Mein @iiden ibmerate
MIDI, balo ELM menig, bal6 nit i1ar<
fem Steben unb belpnberS bann,
menr ib mid bidte sber nod Dem
8iden pieber aufriftete. @dbrenb
Der @abt fano ib feline &ube mebr;
oeS WorgenS erbDb i9 mid NIT ent@
iebli1en @udenibmeraen. Wein
8uitanb per1bltmmerte fib mebr
unb mebr unb id erouloete un<
be1Hreibli9e Qualen, als ib BON
DDan's Mierert . BiIen bDrte. Sd
peribaHte mir cine Sbabtel in Der
8erar=N pDtbefe, gde NlamD 8la3a
uno 6oufton=S trabe. Dieie Biqen
gaben mir in meniger Tugen 2inoe<
ru1tg unb nab 8erlauf BON spei
WDben tparert meme @idenibmer<
gen total peri6munben. Dieie 8il=
len iinb bas Bette. mas i'd jemals
gebrau1t babe unb ib bente, baB ie=
Der San NntpniD' er, Der an ben Nie=
rem ober an &iifeni1meraen leioet,
pDn Dnan's Mierer. : 8inen miiien
ipnte."
@rbdltlib Bel alien DrDguiften.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiuburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., anetnige
Ngenter fir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt nibt ben Natner 9oan
uno acceptirt fein Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
- 6eqes. grimes, i'm SUM aes
f&nitteues 6eu, fir So. 25 bic Tonne.
Carr ~miffipn 6 o.,
40 Main Bla5a.
anerlet.

Die Sh6nbeiten Der macaba=
11iiirten Gtra6er tretett beim Megen-
suetter erit beutlid berpDr. Dasu
nod bic uerihieoenen Sngenieur,
4unititldhen, baB ndtnlid bas
@niier ielbft inrterbalb zines Gtra.
beagepiert8 bonn Glufie nift abge.
leitet ,ueroen tanr = tper folte fid,
b. mad mod mebr Wncabam febnen!
- Man beiuHe st eilIp BrDs
Woro : Settle Militarp Blasa, ruenn
auege5eiGnetes Obit poer Semitic,
per Rite. getunnift mirb. Bflauz
men, Yiriibe, Nepfel, Oranaert.
@itrDner uno aaerlei Semitic. Meiun
Bros. baben bas grDBte @eihdft
Die5er Mrt IN Teras.
- @egen bic Siolide Bacific
Balm fiu6 5Dei Observation-Disclosures
anbdRgig gernaht mprben tueaeu
t1rperlimer Werlebungen i'm DienIte.
10. s. Carmen fir $25. 900. bic an.
oere por s. @. Manns flr $50, 600.
Reues 2rnut, 50 Bfo. 6dfer,
Carr # 6 o.,
40 Wain Blasa,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
1eras.

= Bon YeariaG, gncinal, Car
ri5o, NealitOS, 6ebrempiqe, Bena-
pioes uno entlane Der 9eras Weri.
con Dab1 BON 4arebD biz CORPUS
Gbriiti mirb i1uerer Reaenfau Be.
ridtet. Der Miu @ranoe 1T aelties
gen.
Die @epublitaner bes Is.
4pngreBsD iitrifts baben in Der in
5loresniQe abgebaltenen &onpentiun
ben Nihter SDbn 6. Scott bon
9ueces COUNTY als &pnareSfanbis
oaten anfgeitelt. sc uare1 aeaen
300 Oelegaten antpeieno uno auBer>
benz batten iid bic meiften Bun6es-
beanlten oes Diftritts ei~naefunben.
Nub q. &. @reen tpar anue&
ieno. Die Blatform perpflihtet
ben 8anbioaten, tpenr er erudhlt
tperben ioQte, fir Bemdfieruna,
Berbefierung Der 6dfen unb JliIie,
fir ben Bau eineS 2anales spiiden
Corpus gbrifti unb Nranias BaB.
uno ppn Corpus Gbrifti nah Boint
Siabel, far ben Sitbmus. Ranal &c.
5u arbeiten.
= Der &eeen am Wontaa err
ftredte fih meitlid BON bier bis Del
Hio uno namentlih erbielten De-
pine, Gaitrouiue. 9banis, upalbe
&c. einen guter Tbeil oappn.
Bpftmeiiter U. Gtupe in
Sbonel Wountoin lit Der SbuBs
lpunoe, bic er fib ielbft sufduig beis
brahte, erlegen. Gr mar elmer dltes
item Gniieoler iener @egenb. Mls
Singing tam er BON Difielborf
bierber unb nabm an ben Snbianers
tdmpfen tbeil.
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Wiht aus &prn.

ionoern aus ausaelubtem @eriten-
Wfals unb importirten 6Dpfen mer=
ben ale unlere 8iere gebraut.
Dieies 8erfabren earantirt oeren
&einbeit. IuBeroem miro ib=
men g~enii9eno @dbr : Belt gee
wdbrt. iobaB beren 8efDmmli9=
felt nibt in 2peifel eesogert tperoen
fam. Dieies iinb Die baratterifti=
i6en @igenlbaften Der Marfen
n8uoweiier" rMidelob" rSauit"
y@rquiiite" rBale 2ager", rNn=
beuier Stanoaro" r8laf uno gan"
uno Export Sale, Die BON Der Mn=
benfers8 uid=8 rauerei in ct. Souls,
Wo., gebraut meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
Mtktramen

1T alien Yi1en 9egeniber geboten, tpel<
DIE ihr Snneres unter elmer ber5uderten
SilIe perbergen. Wer ettuaS 81 berbers
gen hat, ipielt fein ebrlid5es Spiel. @aus
anbers ifebt es nit ben ct. Bernar6
8r%anterpinen, benz ~beriibmten Seilmittel
fir ane &rantbeiten Der 8erbauuneSors
game, Der Sober, bes Maaens un6 Der
Nieren, bas fir 25 Gents in alien Qpos
tbeten gu betommen lift. Dieie 8i1en
baben feine ~iber3uderte Siiae. Sic emit
balten nibts Shdblihes, feline abenben,
metaliihen @ifte in ibrem Snnern pert
bergen. ionoern beftebeu u aus ben
beften Sdften beilfraftiger BHansen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29

= Sn einem 2eitartitel iiber ben
8eiuh oea &Dnias 8iftor emanuel
BON Stalien in RuBlano bemertt bic
.&Dlniihe Beitung": rDeutiblano
lift ebenio eifrig oarauf aus, auf
freunolihem TuB NIT Srantreib 81
iein, pie NuBlauo. @ir freuen uns,
oaB cine Situation geibaffen lit,
melde logale uno anaenebme Beaie'
bungen amiiben Sranfreih uno oie'
fem 2anoe aubabnt. Die aebeiierten
Besiebungen Stalien's nnb 5rant'
reibs linb etne Auene Der @enugs
tbuura fir Deutibfanb, neil ibr Be'
itebeu bic WDglihfeit elmer Griftion
aus benz Wege raumt, Die lonft ernft.
lit ins @emiht fallen miiroe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29

- &usW aibinaton nerlautet, oaB
iib Die cubaniide &eeierune iebt
formea hber bic 8emerfuneen oes
@eneraltoniuls Bragg in einem in
falibe 6dnoe eeratbenen 8riefe an
feline Srau (morin Bragg eefaet
bate, oaB eber aus elmer Seeroe
Shpeine als aus ben gubanern an=
itdnbige Wenlben gemabt meroen
fDnnten) beibmert babe. Bragg
piro uermutblid abberufen uno ners
lebt peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
~. s. & =. Sabm.
Mbfuhrt t.

q I'll.
Nab Baco, Sort @ortb, Dallas. &anias
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdgItdb,
(S. o. & y. 8. 9epot) ..7:30 MDrgens.
gtab WacD, Sort 8ortb, 0a1as &C. loom
Suniet<Oep0t ..........8 :15 Mben6a.
Mnfunt:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, &anias gitb,
Oalas, Sort W0rtb unb @acO, t6gli4
(Suniet 0epDt) .........8 $3.50 Born.
Bon @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &C. {S.
VI. & ". Is. DepDt) $3.50. 9:25 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
Bon Maem aiebt es Elm u8eites"

unb uo elm r8eites" nOrbanoen lit,
oa iinb audi aabGpie M~ababmungen
nibts Seltenes. Merste perDronen
ibren 8atienten "Malt-N Murine,
neil tie pifien, mas eS lift unb neil
ite iib bariber einig iino, oaB es
ben @ntfrdfteten uno Sbuaden
&raft uno Stdrfe surifbrinst.
Webmet fein Subititut an fir rMalts
0utrine", oa es feines eiebt, bas 10
sufriebeniteaenb lit, pie bas dbte,
bergeiteat BON Der Inbeuiers8 uih-
Brauerei in ct. 2pui8. Mu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
9u %Oermiethen :

Cine gerdumiee Office i'm oberen
Stodperf oes 6reie 8reiie : @e=
bduoeS uno elm Store (Barterre)
81 SUB 5rDnt uno 100 SUB tief
SEQ. 218 Oft Commerce = StraBe.
&ab5ufragen in Der Office Der
,5reien BreIie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29

sSr 8alf, cement, Sanb, Bad.
fteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 9bons
9beer unb Gspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, 8laS &c. &c. ftets nprrdtbie
bel s. 6. 9ielmann, 306 Oft
GommercezS traBe. @iebriae 8reiie.
quite Waare iouie quite uno reene
Beoienung ueroen earantirt.
Telepbpn 410s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
WuS @otbo nerfnutpt n

Nus @otba nerlautet, oaB Die
8riuseiiin Beatrice bon Safiens
goburg uno @otba fib init Bring
Grtbur, benz einSiaen Sobne oes
6ersoaS bDn @onnauebt, uer(obt bat.
Der Brina puroe i'm Sabre 1883
eeboren uno Die Brinseilin i'm Sabre
1894.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
Giienbabn Tabr=@ lan.
5. & 8. u. 8abn.

Nab alien Norbsgeras <9untten ........
.OO SULttb.
ytod ct. Souls, Mempbis un6 benz
Often 1890 MittaaS.
Neeb @aco, Noro<3eras, Santa Sc unb
ytad ct. 9Duis unb benz Often. 900
Jtacb Sareoo nnb MericD 1900 &orm.
N~nfunt.
BON st. Goris unb benz Often. II. 80 Born.
Bon NDrosSeIas. Santa Sc uno 0riscp.
Burften .8.45 Borm.
Bon lDcalen 8unften .......6.30 Nadbm.
8on ct. 9ouis unb benz . item IL As Mbbs.
Son SareoO unb Merito. -. Il. 10 Nadml.
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Gpmthern 0acific @ahn.

Nab Stem Orleans, GDuftDn unb Sal.
neftDn tdalib. ........ 1900 Mittags.
Rab Often, BUG SEQ. I0....7.5O Mbenos.
Nab 81 8aio, @alifDrnien unb Merito
900 Berm.
Nab NDrb<3eras, ct. 2puis un6 gbica.
go katy Flyer ........8:15 Nben6s.
Nnfunft.
goM NorosEe1as, ct. 2puis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........8:30 MDrgenS.
Bon SEEM Orleans, Souiton unb Col.
beftDn tdelib. .4:45 Nadm.
Bon 81 Baio, galifDrnten unb Merifo
.7:30 MbenbS.
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.. u. 4 u. g. 8abn.
t.

Nab @albefon, GDufton uno guerp taa.
900 Bprm.
Rad Corpus Ghrift, Mranias Bu6 nnh
Beebi1e tdalib ..........9 ubr Sorm.
unb 2:20 Nacbm.
Nab Borne umb &errniIe, tagliH 49,.
$3.50 Borm.
Nntunt.
Bon @albefton, 6oniton unb guerp tdg.
liG 200 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriii, Mranias BaB unb
8eebiGe tdglib. .2:O5 Wadbmt.
WDn Borne unb &errpille. tdgli@......
$3.50 WbentS.
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(GinaefanbD.
&e5agli@ Ser Steuern,
&as ser !3ntpads Der Stelern betrdgt, int Sail
bic 8onb< AAsgabt augenDm1aeu tptrb.

se9r o@l puroe iber bic asasngdrtas gon6. ausaabs bssaelid gr'
b0bung Der Steuern gelagt uo Die @egner oer1elben cirtultren ntele trez
lsitenoe @erubte aber oielss 9bsraa Bum gelipietl o s5nem tlellnsn
@eibdftsmann, oeiien @igentbun1 fir ben Wertb BON $4,000 abgelbabt
@Oroen nar. nuroe oOn siasa @eaner nitset6silt, oa f. iobd6 bic g eI5ss
gerosn wiroen. giele anoere allelbariae, uberrisbeae uno uatOabre
Beudbte rurben nerbretet uno npet uno brett cirfulrt.
Cine eenaue Berebnun9 uno auf Die gegentpdrhae Steuer.NbihaBung
BON @runoeigenbun bafrt, aeigt. bB cine Steuers&ate BON ST. 70 nDtbig
lei, ene Steuerz@rbbbung BON 3 Gents oas 6unoert u1ebr, as I'M lebten
Sabr, no Die State 81 70 betrug uno 6 Gents nebr aS in bielert Sabr,
ND bic 9fae 81 81 betrdgt. DR1er Teberiblag 1T aMf ben gegenpartgen
@teuernertb NIT 8eraffdieune Der aussaben seuaaht morben. Die
natirlibe 3unabme int @igentbunsuertbe uo Der perntebrte WDblfono,
bic 8unabne Der 8ep0fferune ourdb ginmanoeruna. mDgen Die Steuer=
State auf ben Wetrng BON S. 70 bringen.
Die1e 3ablen a~nflbrenb fnoen mir, bab, i'm Sale Die gono=Nuseabe
anoenDr1r1en rperben 1onte, Die Gteuer s@rbDbuna uber Die b~iesdbrge
Steuersfate bic ~fDgenben 8ehdee nibt lberfeigen miro.
Nuf Elm NfeHment BON 800 06
Nuf elm Nhefment BON $500 30
Iuf elm Enrichment BON $1,000 60
Nuf Elm Nfehment nDn $4,000 1.20
Nnf elm Nfehment BON $4,000 800
Wenoen mir Dbtge 8en1ertungen auf bic 8erbdltni1e zines menieer
bemttelsn gargers an, oefen grunoeiaentbum einen @erth p9n $1,000
befbt, Der Wfebrbetrag beauft fb auf Die feline Sumnne BON 60 Gents
Soats er elm 8wdrao bsfibsn, 10 tpiroen spei Deffnnnesn i'm SfsiRn, Die
baHelbe ourd Iblebte Straben erbiet unb iebt perrnieoen merben, ben
Mebrberas Der eteuern aaseIeiden: 9us oenidben grlnoen pdrOe,
uenn er elm 8ugap eignet, Elm einnaiges 8eidlagen bes Bferoes poer bic
fleinite gerbeHeruna an Der 8uasp mebr als Die erbDbten Steueru betraaen.
$. 6. @ilDebrano,
8orfBer bes &omites fr bic 8onosMusaabe.
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..spre /. fsprmalin". l@imer &

Nmemb), balt, tpenn es Mprgens
ais 3abn- unb Mlnb @aiier ee=
brau6t miro, 3dbne u1b Wuno
pdbreno oes ean5en Cages rein.
s. s. S6miot t, Souitpn, 9eraa
Ioottt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
TExAs MANIEL & DEeoRA1!NsCo.
513 Oft 6ouHon straBe.
9apeten Nerfauf.

n@bite glanfs" &c unb aufmdrts.
Sits" Sc uno a~uftpdrts.
n@mboHeo @Dso" =3apete, ionit 80
bis 90 gts.; non nun an fir Is gts.
Gbenfaus 25 Gro5ent ab an Bill
oer@ Gabmert &c.
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- 3piebeln, meiBe California,
gum &pitenpreiie.
Carr Il 6 o.,
100 Main Bla8a.
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Ser CINDERELLA 9dmb .Valaf

itebt an Der Spite aner Sbubge<
ibdfte in Der Stnbt unb erfreut itd
elmer itetS mahienben &unbihaft.
NleS neue, mas auf Dem S@ubs
marft erlheint uno aGes, tuas fid
an dlteren Sabrifaten bepdbrt bat,
1T bier gu finben. Die @igentbu.
rter oieies @eihdfts baben cine
langidbriee grfabrung in ibrer
8ranhe uno perfteben es, portbeil<
baft ein5ufaufen. Die Shube aus
benz Cinderella Balait iin6 fait un<
pertpiitlib. Sober erfennt oas an,
Der bier fauft.
SEQ. 2O7 Mlamp : Bla5a, Eel. .585.
RELIABLE FELT MATTRESS COMPANY,
@de glm= unb Burnet-G traBe.
WnfrnRen fnhrizirt INN prnpttprt
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8illaroS tn S@pls' @arten nur
30 Gents pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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@nif ebpre 8abn.

Nab Stodbale, tdslib, ....8:00 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stpdbale. tdalib. 1900 Nahm
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Tr. Npbert q. Mpk,

Office 123 Mpe 6. Specialift fir Gu.
gen, Sbren, @aie uno &eble. Spreh'
itunoen BON 9 bis II ubr Bormittaga
uno bon 2 biz 5 uhr 0abmittags.
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&artoheln gum 8Dltenpreile.
California uno &anlas.
Carr iiDn o.,
100 Main Blasa.
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8ilIarbs In GHpl3' @artem r,ur
nod 30 Gts. pro Sturoe ppn nun an.
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goriser BEG aomites fir bic 8onozanssabe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

seventh street southeast between D and
+ streetsGeorgia G. Lea to Frank A.,
King, part original lot 5, square 9O2; $40.
Eighth and E streets northeast-Charle s
H. Cecil ct ux. to Samuel S. English lot %.
| square 914: $40.
American University Park. first addition
John d. Croissant ct al. trustees to Cor
nelia NJ Hoskins. lot g. block 81: 5000.
American University Park-Same to Eu-
gene Wiseman, lots 80 and 80, block H.:
81, 200.
G street northeast between 4th and 9th
streets-Mary ]. Richie to William Neu-
land. lots 81 and 3s. square $40; $40.
West Eckington-George w. F. Swartzell
ct ux. to Clarence H. and Annie Zepp. lot
101, block 8; $40.
1ngleside-H. r. Dulany ct al, trustees, to
. Miia m .. o and Indie F. Robson, lot o.
Fourteenth street northwest between 8
and streets-Clarenoe II. Zepp to James
1. Esiin, lot 80, square s23S; $40.
Columbia Heights-Gsorge ". Prince ct
TX. .x to John H. Fishb4ek, lot -, block "a;
Franklin street northwestdbetween 4th
and 9th streets-Frank L. Calhoun ct al,
trustees. -, to Franklin P. Nash. lot 1o3.
Seventh street southeast between K and
l. streets-Robert E. Sullivan ct ux to FL
len Walsh. part original lot Il, square 9O6;
$lO. e,t- 90
1. street southeast betweens7th and sth
streets-Jessie Houghton to James G. Kent.
part lot 2. square $685., SO. 'i4o,
Fifth street northwest between G and H
streets@oseph d. Potts ct ux. to Tacie A.
Daniel, part lot IL. square 51Sp So
Meridian Hill-Mabet H.. Nellen let vir,
Henry W, to John B. Henderson, lots 4
and g. block 81; SO.
E street northwest between I'd and Sd
streets-James w. Davis ct uX. to Arthur
J. McElhone, part lots R and S, square $40;
$40.
First and K streets northeast-Francis
Donohue ct ux. to George e. Fleming, part
original lot 8, square 715; $500.
Friendship-The president and directors
of Georgetown College to James Cardinal
Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore. part; $40.
Fifth street northeast between L and M
streets-Daniel Hister ct ux. to Patrick
F. and Bridget Mccormack. lots p and %,
square s29 SO.
Friendship = James Cardinal Gibbons,
archbishop Of Baltimore, to District Of CO.
lumbia, part; 81 300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Ernest Corwin Of CORTLAND
county, N. Y, and Rhoda Thomas of
Brightwood, D. c.; Robert Workman and
Laura Lear, both of Richmond Va;
Charles Hood and Martha Jarvis; H. W.
Gibbs and Pearl Morris, both Of Richmond,
Va: C. S. Taylor and Effe Morris. both of
Richmond. Va; Harry Johnson and Emelia
Sievers; Thomas Poole Of Montgomery
county, Nd, and Alice Dean of Brookla nd
d. c.: Frederick Weishaupt and Mary Ed
sen: George Cook and Johanna Mulcahy;
Frank Forester and Ernie Amos; Edward
Shedding of Covington, Va, and Lucy John
mond. Va, and Catherine AGREE Of Cor
louisville. Va: VIM. Achterkercher and
Annie Hohmann; James Rock and Mary
Smith: John Kelly and Alice Kerper; Isaac
Johnson and Margaret Kearney; Arthur
Hurley of this city and Cora Albln of
Charlestown. w. Va; Howard Athey of
Cumberland. Md, and Josephine Horn of
New Haven, Conn; Charles Carver of
Fairfax county, Va, and Annie Legg of
Fauduier county, Va: John Mack and
Blanche Davis; Edward Wells and Emma
Hinkel; Eugene Jones and Anna Young;
William Smith and Elizabeth Smith; Ell
Colored-Joseph Smith and Ida Gray:
Charles Bowie and Elizabeth Brawner;
Luke Adams and Lille Upshur; Eugene
Hawkins and Mary Cole; Henry Scott and
Elizabeth Creek, both of Bennng, d. c.;
Harry Johnson and Louisa Oakley; French
Johnson and Sophrona Holman; Alfred
Reeder and Lizzie Crawford.
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SOME SHARP EXCHANGES.
Practical Conclusion of Debate on
Chinese Exclusion.

| Senator Penrose, continuing his speech on
the Chinese exclusion bill yesterday after
noon after The Stars report OF the proceed
ings was closed, said that senators would
| deceive themselves If they believed a SIM
pie extension of the present exclusion law
| would meet the necessities of the situation.
Mr.. Turner Wash) answering the con-
tentions Of Mr.. Foraker, declared that
there was nothing in the bill inconsistent
with our treaty. The bill had no politics in
1t when 1t came from the committee Mr..
Turner said. 1t was a measure for the pro-
lection of the people OF our land. From the
time 1t was reported, however, sentiment
had been crystallizing on the republican
side Of the chamber until the measure
hardly had a friend on that side save
among the members of the committee.
Mr. Spooner ONis) expressed dissatisfac-
ton with the pending bill and also with the
substitute. He was astonished to hear
from the Washington senator CMr. Turner
an imputation of unworthy motives on the
part Of the senators on the republican side
Of the chamber
Mr.. Turner disclaimed any purpose to
impute unworthy motives to senator's.
Not a breath of party division had oc-
CURED on this measure, continued Mr..
Spooner, until the senator from Washing
ton had injected it into the discussion evil
IDENTIFY with the belief that when he left
the republican party all its virtue departed
AS Mr.. Spooner proceeded he had frequent
sharp parliamentary exchanges with Mr.
Patterson (Col) and Mr.. Mitchell (Oregon)
on incidental features Of the bill.
Responding to Mr.. Spooner, Mr.. Plat
said that while he did not consider 1t nee
essary to do SO he would accept the sugges-
ton and insert in his substitute a specific
provision continuing in effect the Scott act
Of 1883. He also agreed to a suggestion
made by Mr.. Lodge extending the provi-
sions Of the substitute to the insular pos
sessions Of the United States and to Chi
nese coming to the mainland of the United
States from those nsular possessions.
Mr.. Turner had been a somewhat impa-
substitute, and when Mr.. Plat yielded the
floor he complained that inasmuch as Mr..
Spooner has made frequent reference to him
the brushing aside Of himself had been
discourteous.
Mr.. Platt replied that such had not been
his intention, and 1t was arranged that the
Senate should advance for another hour the
time Of converting today In order to give
Mr.. Turner an opportunity to be heard,
thus making the time of meeting today ten
o'clock
Mr.. Pettus then sought to have the Sem
ate adjourn but MIR. Penrose attempted to
secure an executive session in order to have
the Senate act on the nomination of Mr..
eral. Mr.. Penrose succeeded but when the
doors were closed Mr.. Pettus baffied his
purpose by suggesting the absence of a
quorum. There were only a few senators
present and in the face of this suggestion
nothing was left but to close the session.
Consequently at 6:1S the Senate adjourned
until ten o'clock today
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tackles Fought Fire Well.

Captain B. H. McCalla of the battle ship
Kearsarge reports that while the North
Atlantic squadron was lying off Port of
Spain, Trinidad, March q. fire broke out on
the wharves at the yards Of big trading
company. Lieutenant ]. M. Foyer was sent
ashore with a detachment Of twenty-one
sailors and Joined British detachment sent
by Captain Campbell of H. NJ s. Indefati-
gable, in vigorous fight against the flames
The report says that the American tars
were always at the front, manning the noz-
zles Of the hose, and doing their sha:e with
promptness and bravery. Naval Cadet Fair
field and Carpenter Richards are specially
mentioned for GOODNESS and efficiency The
sailors were received In the town enthusi-
astically and were loudly cheered as they
advanced toward the fire on the double
quick. The governor of Trinidad EXPIRE ssed
his thanks to Admiral Higginson for the
splendid aid rendered, and Captain McCaua,
in forwarding the report, takes occasion to
praise highly the work of the men,
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Indiaua's Claim Good.

Controller Tracewell Of the treasury has
prepared an opinion in which he holds that
Indiana is entitled to $4,000 on a war
claim filed thirty-six years ago, and at tina
time rejected. The claim Is for interest
and discount on money advanced by the
state to help carry on the civil war Early
during this session of Congress an act was
passed authorizing the reopening of such
claims. Indiana was the first state to per-
feet its claim. Attorney General Taylor of
the state took the claim before the auditor
Tor the W ar department ten days ago, who
disallowed about half the award asked
The controller holds that the state Is en-
titled to the full sum. Illinois, Nichigan
and several other states are now perfect
ing their claims. 1t is estimated that
states Will recover about s2,OOO,OOO under
the recent legislation