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, 1889-06-21

Central Asia, and moro particularly
central western Asia, has undergone q
revolution during the past quarter of a
century. Railroads are being built and
telegraph lines connect all important
towns. Roads are being macadamized
and European costumes and customs arc
adopted. Education, especially, Is foster
cd where it was unknown; and there arc
ten times the schools there were, besides
colleges established by foreigners. Re-
ligious freedom is quite general in the
place of bitter fanaticism; and all classes
are waking up to new intellectual and
moral life. The lower classes look up.
Asia, at the present rate of progress.
will be regenerated during the Twentieth
century to cooperate with Europe and
America-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
, 1889-06-21
THE MERRY HEART.

The merry heart goeshn the day;
1t goes and neve tires,
Free TO bestow
Much warmth and glow
From out its hidden fires.
Though days are long
And nights are drear
And all around 1t sadness,
The merry heart
With songs of cheer
Restores h light of gladness
When other hearts are out Of tune
And tinged with melancholy.
Tired of the strife
And toll of life
And quick to frown at folly,
The merry heart,
With courage still,
Goes on, and Is not weary
n every day,
In every nj,
Sees something bright and CHEEKY.
o rather thnn a crown Of gold,
And rank and honors great
Than Jewels rare
Beyond compare,
And rich and vast estate,
I'd much prefer
A merry heart,
With laughter all audible,
That strives its Joy
And hope G. impart,
And sings its why through trouble,
Josephine Pollard in Pittsburg Bulletin.
, 1889-06-21

Job printing at the Leader Office.
, 1889-06-21

The court of Leo XIII is said to COM
prise 1 ,16o persons. There are 90 Wallets,
100 house prelates, 40 privy chamber
lains, 0 chamberlains, 200 extra-honor.
orary chamberlains, $50 supernumerary
chamberlains, 80 officers of the noble
guard, and 60 guardsmen, IA officers OF
the Swiss guard and palace guard, 2
honorary chaplains, 90 private secreta-
ries, 10 stewards and masters of the
horse, 60 doorkeepers.
, 1889-06-21

at this season of the year to be without a
good reliable diarrhea balsam in the
house, as cramps, collie, diarrhoa and all
Inflammation of the stomach and bowels
are exceedingly dangerous if not attended
to at once. One bottle of Beggs' Diarrh@a
Balsam will do more good in cases of this
kind than any other medicine on earth,
Sold by W. N. Hunt, druggist.
, 1889-06-21

All kinds of Job Printing neatly and
promptly executed at the Leader office.
, 1889-06-21

i'OH can buy for 81 a
M0teSktn coat and rest. IL
nice article for summer
sCedr-. III. Marks.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Gin un9el0ffes Rdtbiel.

Die drstlide @iHenidaft uno bic
@rfabrung lebren, oaB Elm Menid auf
Die Oaue;, bes S9lafes niht entbebren
fam, unb in @bina gilt bic g~ntsiebuns
bes Sdlafes ais cine Der bdrtefen
Strafen flr idpere @erseben. Oen=
mod 1T Elm Sal befannt, bab Elm Mam
Elm bobes sitter erreidte. trpboem Jpn
Sabrsebnte lang Der Sdlaf hob. Mls
bas ipdter 10 unslldlih elbenbe So
nisspaar, 2uowis XVI. bon 6ranfs
reid unb ieine iunge @emablin gtntpi=
nette, furs nad Der 8ermdblung In Boz
ris einsog, peranitaltete Die Staot grpb
artise Observation-Disclosures, un6 INN
Die ginnobnerihaft bas ieltene Sdau=
ipiel better genieBen gu lalen, tparen an
pielen geeigneten Yuntten, an Straben
uio Yldsen Sribiinen erridtet tpDrben.
Giner Der srDBten bieier prppiioriiden
0Dlsbauten aber tpar niht nit Der nDz
tbisiten 8pritdt errihtet am Sage bes
Seifes, ais iid bereits cine grDbe Menge
3uIdauer einsefunoen batten, ~itiir3te Die
Tribine sulammen uno besrub gun
oerte BON Meniden uuter ibren Sriim=
mern. Cine srpBe 4n3abl Soote uno
nod mebr 8erpunoete sps man unter
benz @epirr bon seridmetterten 8aIfen
uilo 8rettem berpor, unb Nbsrsldubige,
IN erifer Geibe Die aDnigin ielbh, biel=
ten oieien nnslidsfaq fin cine i9limme
8Or6ebeutung, cine 4nnabme, Die id
! befamtlid audi auf bic trnrigite
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
@teberfebe u.

Benn man iA trift mad lansen Sabren4
DaS TT Elm etssn Bteberleb'n;
So LANCE bur6 bte MeIt 8efdbrsn,
Wias man iid ttef ms Iase ieb'n.
Das I a sstrdumt tn iansen Sa9sa,
@as ma eriirstt NIT tabnem Slug,
Der mag ba fasen, mer mag trase1!
Das 6aar III sraa, bas iast ssnus.
'unb bod BON neuem blitt's I'M 9sr3en.
@ie S%rabltnssblum' mad benz SHnse,
Ea@ @ctfen slabt's wte Steruenferaen,
%6in TT Der S&nee, bin 1T bas Bsb.
Dte snun6' NAL Daft bus f6pn erfabren
uxb moGtef trOftpCn Meter seh'n.
aBenn man i4 irift mad langen Sabren.
Das tit Elm eisen @teterfeb'n.
S. u. Wautb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

@eile beftdtigte. Sin iunger Mobo'at,
namens 2berbette, mar ether Der erlten,
Die berpprgeSpsen iparben, aber fem
3uifanb mar Elm 10 beoenflider, baB man
'jeoe Spffmans auf @ieoerberitelIune
aufgegeben tperben muBte. St bate
einen Shdbelbrud erlitten unb elm
Spell oes @ebirns mar blpsgelest, 10
baB ielbft bic aerste bes 9oipitals, 100.
Fin er seidafft tporben tpar, nidt an
cine @eneiung badten. @iber ales
Grwarten belferte iid yer 3uifanb bes
&ranfen BON Sag 81 Tds llno naa tpes
nigen Monaten tpurbe q ais gebeilt ent=
lafen. Son benz Sage ieiner gerlee=
Jung an flob i'm Der sdlat pdbrenb
feline @eritanbstrdfte In teiner @eiie se=
litten batten. Mit Gifet unb Musoauer
beiorete er feline redt antrenseroen Nos
tariatsee'ddfte> alein bas 8ebirfniB
nad Salaf mabte iid HE Bel ibm gel=
tend. Die beriibmteitm Merste ieiner
Belt bepbadteten uno lnteriuhten ben
Notar unb ersinsen fid in laneatbmi=
gen mii1enidaftliden Mbbanblunsen
iber oieies ieltiame 8btnomen ; gu er=
fldren permohte es teiter. Mu6 ais
2berbette mite breibisei Sabre unieres
Sdculums bodbetast eeitorben mar
fldrte. Die porsenpmmeae Section bas
@ebeimnib nidt auf, uto Bis allf ben
bel1tisen Sag tat nod N'emano per=
modt, ben punoerbara @orsane su
entrdtbIeln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
&aiier MIeranberI I. BON
Gublan ND

ltebte es. in ietnen erautn Wfilitdrmatss
tel sebGqt, Obne irseao tine 8seleitung
aussuseben unb petersburg p[anlos su
ourhfreifen. Ginmal panoerte er tpies
Der 10 aaein (nidt eintaal Der getreae
Slga mil Der tleinen Dreihte foIete ibnt
BON weitem) am eneliidsn Nuai babiu,
ais Jpn plDblih Elm &egengub iiber=
raidte. Ser &aiier tpintt einem SpDit.
i@it (Droihtentutider), ifeist in oeHen
Subrpert uno befisblt, na6 Dem Win=
terpalais au fabreu. Ser alte &oHelenfer
nidt Elm qemitblides Sang mpbl> 3d.
terhen" uno rai1elt babin. @te fte am
Senatspalaf pprbeifabren, entfsbt unter
BET @a@e cine erofe 8speeung, Der
Trommler riibrt ieine SdtdseI tpte toll
uno bic Mannidaft itebt I'M ndditen
Aueenblid nit prdientirtem @ewebr
ftranm ba. Ser Snoai6it i6ittelt
ben srauen &opf> uenbet iid rIdpdrts
gu ieinem Sabrsait uno fprtdt: uDie
ruarien mobl auf bsn &aiier, 8dters
den 2" Mlsranoer nidt. SIS tpirb pobl
Dem &oiier gelten." Rur3 barauf BAL
ten tie an einetn Seitenstngans bes @in.
terpalais uno Der Gaar mil ansfteieen,
bemertt absr isbt baB er tsin @elb BET
it& babe, ben Swoiidif gu bssablsn.
vWarte bier etnen Mueenblid," ipri1t
er 81 benz Wlten, lid tperbe btr beinen
Sabrlobn elei@ berausididen." Ser
@raubart ladt perihmibt. vyiein, SD.
ter&en, bas eebt nihti Da3u Bin i@
ihpn gu oft ppn ben 9erren SficIeren
angefibrt tpproen! 2ab beinen Mante.
10 LANCE i'm @aSen!" Der gsar ladt
nun audi, lest aber ben ManteI tpirtlid
ab unb iteist aus. $50 tparte benn !"
Ser Suofi9ifn idt bsfrieoigt unb nimmt
einen tiefen 3us aus ieiner SIai9e, pie
I'm fid islbif fir ieiae Sdtaubsit gu be-
(lDbnen. 8aum bat er fe tpieber einges
ftedt, als eiu 2atai eriheint uno inbem
er Dem Mlten 25 &ubel etnbdnSigt, ben
Wfartel ST lth nebr1et1 trtl. uJtetn,
8dter@en," rsplicirte Der ialaus Smpite
i@if uieoer uno sreift rad BEN ManteI,
osr Wtantel TT mebr wertb, als Die rs,
uno 10 ideint es mir, ba uiaif billie ba=
gu fommen. 9ab ben suten Officer
beraussommen unb ielbft iein gteentbum
au lt9 nsbmen. go bumm 1T oerStpan
Swanowitih niht." Da eridien oes
&ailers allbetannter 2ammeroiener Sligo
terbe! unb lDfe bic S9mieristeiten, In
benz er benz Snpitidit ertldrte, baB G,
Den g;aren ieltit sefa9ren babe. gu.
sleid oeutete er auf Elm Senltsr bes ga
Iais, mo- Mler anoer itanb uno Der ereDt.
liden Scene 3uiaaute. ginen Musen.
bid mar Der iiberidlaue Spon tpis er.
fart, bann ities ct ab, fuiete nieoer.
uuo Die 4uge, ebrfurhtsppQ 3u BEN
ldhelnoen 4ntlib bes Gaaren erbDben,
tiBte er erft ben 3ipfel bes ManteIs,
bann bic % Ra lei, I'm ifiee enoIih, b
ber 8aiier ldhelno oeriHpunben tpar,
oils ein elidlider Mann In isineD roihts
uno fuhr bappn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
aus benz &eeen in bic
Traue E..

s.: uSa, 4usuif, id mill biz meme
0ano fir's 2eben reiden, bsiu treues
Beib iein. gber - iprih uillff bu mir
oafiir aud Elm tleines Dpfer brineen 2"
g.: vWenn i'd es tmn?"
g.: vgeripriA mir, oaB bu bon
nun al, teine gigarre mebr rauden
nillf."
3D.: uDas -periprede id dr."
s.: unuo es miro Dir nibt fdmer
fallen. bein 8eripre4en 3u balten 2"
a.: u@an3 uno gar nidt ; ih babe
INNER niel Iieber Pfeife serandt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Gin 8 Drenmann

pirb oas Opfer zines beoeutenben Rra-
Dies. giner FINER 6reanoe elf tr5fenb
auf I'm su.
u1ante fin Die Eteilnahme," ertpi.
bert Der Ge'refsnoe, 1iuar iibrigens gang
.unn5t6i9, Id lege mein eiBeres 8elo uie
In msin @eitdft."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
@eibwaarenM 6tbeilun9 I'M 6aapt stpdlperf.
Gin jpeeieQer Serfani.

Gin iperieQer 8erfanf.
80 Stide In plaib uno geftreift.
&eguldrer prets 15c,
nur loo per baro.
Zoe &eiBmaaren fir 63e
100 Stids aasseindte Wuifer, cars
rirt uno sefreift. Resuldrer 9reis loo,
nur 61c per barb.
Nobeltb Yiaae.
Sir baben cine groBe 4lsnabl In
NopeIib 9ique, carrirt uno geftreift In
Spisen gfscten uim. Werth 3Oc per
plro,
rur 25c pc. barb.
Saba sinous.
Bir baben cine iebr grose Aus uabl
IN Sabta 2niDns In allen 8 .alitdten 10
25 procent tpeniger, uie anoerstro.
unIere 9retie 10c, 121e, 15c, zoe,
25e uno a~ufudrls.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
s m 8 ~eridtsiaaI.

Rriminalbeamter: vBsnn man bic
Mafe bon WertSeusen hetrahtet, tpelde
Sic benD.bi5ten, um Die feuerfefe aafe
3a erbreten, 10 mus man tpirf[ih iiber
Die eroBe Mrbeit ftaunen."
Snbaftirtec: ~Ob, qrbeit iddnbet
nidt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

2etnen : Departement I!
9md 9aahti6er.
100 Dubeno gang leinene 9ad 9anos
tii4er, 2O:4O; Wertb 18e jeoes,
ntlr 122c per Stid.
0amaf mns Gaaeb 9nd 9anStiid'r.
200 Dusenb feline Odmaf uno fanep
0ud Qanbtids r, % :45, nit Ruotens
fransen. Bertb 4Oe BIB SOC ieoes,
nar Csc pet Slid.
Seimene Bah 9anotH6er.
SO Dubeno bon einfah braun uno
gpffreiften Bob Qanotiher, groB I;
0ertb 4Oc,
irur 25c per Std.
2sot9er 9irfil6sr 1amaf.
3uei Rifsn bon ben bafsn 9lrti.
iher Damaft; Wertb Csc,
r1ur SOC per bdro,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
G@marse Genrtettas.

46 Boil Brett, gang @Dae, 0enrieita,
FRANC. Sabricat, nit ieioen atpsetur,
nus9e3ethnete Nunlttdt.
SOUR 75c per 0lro, uertb 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Hran30Hi6e SattueS.

so Slide fanep Satines, neue 6ar.
ben> i;eue Muitsr ; 8srtb 30c bic
Oaro,
Sour zoe per Oaro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
special Werfnnf.

@tne &ifts ertra fsiner Sbeer figured
2apns, fd6ne Sarben, 80 3oa brett
tpdsen btQig gu 15c,
r,ur loo per g1ro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Irams SateemS.

$50 Mufter, UNI oaraus gu tudblen
In feften8arben, In sefreift uno eiufa@.
NQe neuen Sarben.
81 Csc, SOC uno 35c per garo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
NlnnneH StoMe

50 3oa brett, sara @ole, NIT id6s
mem Eudelans, srpbe Nusuabl aler
5atben In @rau uno Braun
49c per Olrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Bargains ttt 9amm.

100 Stud faucp Gapns
at 4c per Oarb.
200 Slide fancp 2arns, eetreift
uao In beIen Satben; Wsrtb 10c,
r1ur 7e per Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
2llbatros.

Seines gang woaenes frana0Hi@ss
MlbatroS Glotb, etne O1rb brett, In
Cream unb alien t,euen Sommerfarben
39c per 0lro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

SO Boil breite frans6FI@e Serses
ihbne bauerbafte @aare, In allen Sarz
ben,
CSC per 0arb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
@al0maaren< M6tbeilung int 6aupt Stodwerf.
Combinations &letoerftoTe.

0ompttt6tt01s Gl&tOetn0WE.
@ir baben etae erose Muspatl BOT.
Btaib @~insbams, fir Combinations
&leicerfofe; @ertb 25c,
MIR 20 per barb.
SepbDr @tnSbants.
Cine SpecialIot bon feinen 3epbbr
@ineba,ns tn cnrrirt unb geftreift &C.:
w5bnlid gu 25c Dertauft,
rur 15c per barb.
&letOer @tngbatnS.
200 Stide fancb 9laio unb geftreiite
9ingbams, loo Nualttdt,
nur II per barb.
GbambraDs.
2 Riifen bon feinen tpeiHen gbar1s
brabs In braun, blau uno grau; @ertt
1Oc,
nut Sc pet barb.
&attnne.
2 aiff,n, neue SHUTTER IN beaen unb
bunteln Garben, Sc Auolttdt,
nllr &c per parc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

Der &sit unieres 2agers feiner ims
po,tirter Mn5ugsM uifer gu sroBartieen
sRebucttonsr i'm 9reife BON
Ga HH LIZ 001 x4nA AInkA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
&letberltpf> N6tbetlung int 6aupt Stodwerf.
9afe SutttmaS.

ShDne Qusnabl in Streifen unb
semiidt, 40 3ol brett, iebr bauerbaft
25c PET 9arb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
GtnbettmiI6e SattneS.

nniere Musmabl In etnbeimtiden
Satines sntbdlt ale neuen Sarbsn unb
Wufern, gelfreift unb NIT 5tsuren, feite
Sarben,
1Oc, 12ac uob 15c.
Setmem &leiOerftofe.
Sine GiIfe Der beffen Ieinen Rleioers
ifDfe In osrfdieoenen Wuffern; @ertb
SOC uno 35e,
nlr 25c pet glro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
0teite.

@ir baben ale uniere aleioerfofs
&efe, tpsl@e ale wpllene @to1e ems
ibtieBsn. s~uiammengetban, In 2dnser
bon J 0arD Bis 81 10 Oaro bas Stid
unb perfauien oielelben bon 80 Biz SOC
am Dollar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

Die neueiten Muiter In carrirt unb
geifreift aub In einfad, ibbne Maarsn
uuo iebr bausrbaft.
47c pet Oaro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
40 gtmf

Sang pollene 5tofe tn neridiebenen
Mooen unb Sarbes. ein tuenig ihao:
bait, ales so uno 60c Waaret AT
Csc per 0aro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
3met &tHem

Seine gang tuoQene englifAe StDfe,
40 Boil brett III groBer 4uSpabl
SIC per Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

9tap 9'2(luta.
40 5tid gang pollene importirte
Drap D'A[ma:E ude, 40 3oq Brett,
in cen neieiten Sarben,
59c bic 0lro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

SO Stiide relier Muffer unb Garben;
Werth 30c per barb,
riir zoe per barb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
so StIG

CONNER @baaies ale neuen Sarben
urb Moben In Htaibs unS. Streifen,
gang edit, 80 3uq brett,
Csc pet D1ro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
@baMtes.

Sir blben eine imenie 4asmabl Il
gbaaies In ieber Garbe,
gu sc, Sc uno loo per barb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Bargains to Battle.

80 Stids paribieoene Muitsr u,
6arben, cine Oaro brett; 8ertb 123c,
trlr Sc per 9aro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
GenrtettaS.

@ars @olle frans5Rides 9enrietta.
Sud-, 40 3ou brett, tpeih uno 1a6nt
Sarben,
500 Die Oar6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Is gtI6
serge.

As 3ol breits impOrtirte idwarae
Serge, gang 8olle> uei&, brilliant,
tpte Tud.
Sour 59c per Oaro, tuertb 75c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

t5c 8attte fur Zoe.
Sine &iffe In ounfeln uno beaen Sars
ben, cine barb brett I; 9e5uldrer Breis
15c,
MIR Loo per parb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

S6war5e &letberitphe !
20 StHG
40 3ua brette i9par3e @renabine,
tpeib unb elegant fir Spmmertleiber
SIC per Yaro.
is St16
@ans poQenes frars5Nides Mbatros
Sud-, So 3Dl brett, i65n unb tpeid.
45c per Oarb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

$4.75 Bis SOL per &leib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

69c per @aro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

eS @ebr1teneS uno @ebadeneS abb,
einen euten 8i1en e~rlunsern mb1te !"
vMaoaue !"
Ser ernffe Son Der unterbreHuns
mohte Maoame Nuan3 imponiren y;
freilid beutete fte beaielbep In anoerer
Weile ibre an f& sutmiitbise Natur
getpann 6ie Oberbann.
SRA, laB gt's gut fem" iaste fe
miIoer. u@r fol- ieinen EbeiI baben,
weib bob, oaB ct gu bauie oft senug
am 6ungertld su ragen BAT, Der lteben
Runf balber. 8omrn St nit nod
oben." enoste fie. vgr tarr1 gIeih ben
Ranoelaber bonn Spinett nit na6 cben
nebmen ; tpart' @r, i4 tperbe bic Screen
%ausdnoen, es 1T ia obnebin srauinfer
9e%poroen
GAIT am @insans ifanb aaf etnen
Tii6den Elm 6suer3eus Srau Auana
ent3iinoste einen Sioibus uro i9ritt aui
oa vSdiler" 3u, Der, Dem Bsfebl Der
0errin oes 9auies eebpriam, einen aui
benz Snifrument ftebenben Granddaughter
ersrifsn falte unO i'm ~bieatwilig Der
Trau Naaa, entgesen bielt ; cine Serge
mar entSinoet, eben brannte bic stpeite,
= tie beleudtete ous Nntiis oes unee.
betenen @afes. auf bas iebt eben au.
idQig oas Iuae Der eeiirensen Dame
fisl - 5rau Naan3 ifubte, fe idautt
uno fdaute mieoer Elm eelIenoel
Aufidrei enifabr ibren oiirren 2ippen,
ole auaen ffarIten. ais idbsn Sic cir
@e'penft = III booen fieI Der Sioibus
aus ibret traflloiea 0ano - A1ans!"
Sn helen einel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ruf erepB iih ales, was Gle Maoam,
in oieiem einen Iusenblid fiblts
,Auans! !"
vBas eibt's, mas if's? Sinh.
Dtebe-5rennt's ?-8pm Slur Der eiIt
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-03
THE RIGHTS OF TENANTS.
Judge Douglas Makes an Important
Ruling This Morning.

Judge Douglas Makes an Important
Ruling This Morning.
Conrad Muller, owner of the Florence
flats. corner of Avenue D and West
Seventh street, Bayonne, in the Firs1
District Court this morning recovered
judgment amounting to S146.66 from
Druggist William G. Alpers. who leased
portions of the property on May l, 1883,
payable monthly in advance, and who re-
fused to pay the rents for November and
December of this year until certain re-
pairs were made to the property.
The case was tried by jury. Counsellor
Anderson, who appealed for Albers,
proved that the plate glass window of the
store-room below was broken, and the
rain beat in and damaged Alber's stock.
Judge Douglass ruled that the lessee
was obliged to make the repairs himself
unless an agreement was made before the
lease was granted that the land should
make them.
Albers had also objected to the erection
of barber's pole in front of his store,
which the owners had allowed to be
erected and claimed that he was entitled
to the exclusive privilege of placing ad-
yertising signs in front of the storeroom,
which he had leased.
Judge Douglass decided that only the
storeroom had been leased and not the
sidewalk.
Albers had brought suit to recover
S176,66, the amount due for rent on store
room and living apartments above.
The jury rendered verdict of judQ-
ment for $l4666, excluding one month S
rent for the apartment above, which,
under verbal agreement of the lease,
was not yet due.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-03
LORILLARDS NOT BARRED.
The Initial Session of the New
Women's Club.

The new club house for working girls
at No. 1872 Grand street, was formally
opened last night with appropriate exer-
cises. The parlors of the club house were
crowded with working girls, aud among
them were many prominent society ladies
who expect to aid the club IN every posi-.
BILE manner,
Miss Grace Dodge. who was the first to
found clubs for working girls in New
York, was expected to open the exercises
with an address, but was unable to be
present.
THE EXERCISES.
Her place on the programme was taken
by Miss Minturn, of New York, who read
q paper on club management, how to
effect successful club career, and the
spirit in which the work should be under
taken. Miss Minturn spoke remarkably
well and her words showed plainly that
she was speaking from experience not
theory.
Miss Minturn's address was followed
by an address by Mrs. Belts, of Brooklyn,
who is president of a working girls club
in that city In a pleasant and interest
ing manner Mrs. Belts told of some of
her experiences in club affairs.
After Mrs. Belts finished speaking Miss
Potter, daughter of Bishop Potter, ad-
dressed the large audience She told how
the club came to be organized and for
what purpose, of the good she expected
it to do, and told what benefits the girls
could derive by associating themselves
with it. Miss Potter impressed upon the
girls the fact that the club was self-sup-
porting and not work of charity; that
the dues of five cents a week from a
hundred members was quite sufficient to
meet expenses.
A WORD FOR THE LoRILLARD GIRLS.
Miss Potter also said that she was sorry
the impression had gone abroad that the
Lorillard girls were excluded, and that
she wished them to come and feel per-
fectly welcome as well as any one else
who may wish to become members. Miss
Potter then announced that business
meeting will be held on Wednesday even
ing. 1t is quite probable that Miss Isley.
niece of ex-Secretary Bayard, who has
been very active in organizing the club,
will be made it's president.
Refreshments of cake and ice cream
were then served, After this Miss Clara
Thompson recited several times and was
warmly applauded. This closed the ex-
ercises.
Among the ladies present who expect
to take an interest in the welfare of the
club were Mrs. Olmstead, Mrs DIR. De
Hart, who has given her medical services
to the club, Mrs L. f. G. Young, Miss
McCartin. the Misses Fleming, Mrs. ,Illing-
worth, Miss Chase and Miss Kate Speir.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-03
THE BLACK MANS SHARE.
In the Matter of Republican Spoils 1t
Doesn't Suit Him.

In the Matter of Republican Spoils IL
Doesn't Suit Him.
The colored brother in the Republican
fold is beginning to raise great kick for
a share of the loaves and fishes. A num-
Der Of them met last evening at No 25l14
Henderson street for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to convention Of colored
men to be held at Washington on the
first Monday of February.
The meeting was secret and it was re-
solved not to make public the names of
the delegates chosen until the next meet
ing.
The object of e'Washington conven-
ton, as set forth by its projectors, is to
organize a National Association of
pose of relieving them from 1.-THE personal
outrages inflicted upon them in the
Southern States" etc.
Although this is the ostensible object
of the convention as set forth in the call
the real object of the affair is to obtain a
share of the patronage which the Repub-
lican party is now distributing.
As A. b. Cosey, local eolored boss,
said this morning, the colored Republi-
cans are beginning to think that il they
carry the gun and do some of the shoot
ing" they "ought TO have some of the
game"
''Just look at this State, for instance -
continued Mr.. Cosey. Among all the
patronage distributed so far the colored
man has got mainly nothing"
Another intelligent colored man said
that If Cleveland and Harrison should
run again in 1892, Cleveland would beat
Harrison clear out of sight, and the
colored man would help do it, too.