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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

n
The m~etal.workeIs OF Fhleneth' N. d. vii
dedicate ther new nag on Aprh IL
A new bakers MOI ~ to be organized this even.
ing at 3O6s THIRD avenue.
m. a.hl,.,uo.n.o h.. A,,r... h.xo toir.d
,ba NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in dem.ndins nins bonr. q,
,,,a..a. "
rnha.,.so uVia o w.n q, .,.vt,.
~ 1rnn, pbt1s III. mi, - thsoa a.. st,ttas M
,,IH,aJty, 1917. ~ .s..r. u a., ,rt.s ~ ,h., ci,v
"noi
The Union Hill Frhiuers' Union reports that most
q the trainers lossss have signed the agreement
y mn nou'' I" nv i'uue''oh III "aseS-
Yesterdays labor meeting in favor, OF the East
River Tunnel was pot very well attended. On Fri
day, April =, another meeting for the same purposs
will be held.
Yorkyiiie br incl, OF the Workneu's Usnerai Mutual
| Beneht Union Al 3lB Fast Fi,ty-fourth street..
Thers 4. bnt ops papsr In mi. eopntrv which. in
its fnTionn oupositiou 4, the intereata Of Ann. in
Gerinany' Recommended that uniyernaI sudrser he
sh.,iI.h,d That nnneT n ths Nav OTieans Us.t,eh,
Z,Un,a
=
me laoor schooI conierenoe IN AVE- prine-
ing q test case pe,oIe tne courts 70 nee rnetnsr OF
not the Stty y hnnie ios nsnaEss eaased oy isiiihg
| Oh Rdysn 81 .i.iysns
~. - go.
The Lynn Quartet . sinainE society composed q
tbs week IN Union hiii, ~. tsotncors are w.
Mohr. SscreihryL ". Lsnurocki ElnanciaI Secre,
tsryi A; orunn. treasurer; u. Senmittberger anu
x. Handbook, Irustess-
A committee Of the phiiadplphia Mastar BuIldprs'
Exchange has been In New York and Brookiyu th.
last few days to visit the Auchmuthy Trade School
aud the Pratt Institute, in order to gather iniorms.
Ia. - - 49, N.AI la /.
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POLITICAL ECHOES.

The New Amsterdam clubitss are TO leave The
artistic atmosphere which surrounds the neigh.
borhoOd OF Twenty-fouTth street and Broadway.
On Nay l they will move into their new club.
house at o West Twsnty-eighth street.
State ssnstor Roescb. who voted against the
SAxtOn bill, has been presented With q memorial
siEasd by over 4. 600 voters Of the Tenth Assem-
bly, district. ~prAisins his action. AsssmblymAn
sohmer. OF the same district, who voted the
other way, didn't get one.
Supervisor W. J. X. Kenny, OF the City Record,
who belonged to no political organization when
he vas appointed By Mayor Grant. has become !
member Of the TammAny Hall cOmmIttes Of the
First Assembly District. .
The evening world., 1890-03-22
MAGNETS In LADIES' EYES.
Beautiful Gowns and Millinery at
Stern Bros Opening.

Beautiful Gowns and Millinery at
Stern Bros Opening.
New York ladies' will be more stylishly
dressed this Spring N Summer thar ever
before. Judging from the display Of femi-
nine finery shown al EVENING WORLD repre-
sentative to-day by Stern Bros. 80. "a and
80 West Twenty-third street. The ducks
OF bonnetS" and beautiful dresses now being
arranged for display at their annual Spring
opening. which begins Tuesday and will be
continued Wednesday. are beautiful enough
10 make the blood bound with admiration
through the veins OF the most placid OF
women.
Among the gowns which will be shown
will be products of the best Partisan and
viennese modistes. A carriage dress OF
MORE antique IL a combination OF the shades
OF wood and vine in broad stripes running
the length Of the skirt. which is plain. The
waist faStsns under the arms. aud the
sleeves are Of amber and pearl embroidery
net;
Then there il q theatre dress OF yellow
crepe. with . green tint running dow the
skirt. with yellow hosa trimming. lts waist
IL on the Grecian style, with zouaye sack
of yellow and green network. 1t has Q long
brocaded sash down the back.
The bOnnets and hats OF this season will
nave fewer flowers than has been the
One OF the hats shown, 10 . yellow Tuscan
straw. with twelve pink and twelve black
tips around IL and q bunch OF six small TIPS
behind. There are hundreds OF other gowns
and bonnets and hats TO be shown. which
must be seen to be appreciated -
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THE NEPHEW OF HIS uN OLE.

Emperor WILLIAM drank q toast to his
Uncle ALBERT at the banquet which he
gave to the Prince of WALES, and the
Heir Apparent told his imperial nephew
that no was tickled to death by his kind
ness.
But all the same, the mature GUELPH
had q good deal to swallow in having his
own nephew take precedence of him. His
nephew is q Crowned Head and poor old
WALLIS is only q royalty. How resigned
he would be to the death Of his mamma
VOL
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WoRLDLINos

6L-Hsrek is sad TO have ; wonderful capacity
or tobacco. he has been called ksttsy-TaHeAsn
"e~hAtn-smoksr. " that 4. smoker Who unitss
Inner 70 hTSakfGst with IN endlsas chain Of
A-E~ hshtnS : tFeah one ~ 5000 a. the ons
before 1t has burned to . stump
Mas Z. ?, Otis. the newest Of New YOEk,s
women editOrl 4 described u bsI1s bsautiful. s
fest Z inehss tall. 9Th Light hair ana : pretty
ngare, she is shout tSsniy-f0uE years old.
Zachary TsyiOr Is the historic name Of ; man
M u - y Hanged Al RsynssbszE. Pa. n
ADEl.
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L. THIS Hssv YOu PssIs

III you are sOeak. tired and
nervous, Nth Hfeiess feeling
asad nO ambition to york, u tOtII
restore DOur strength, VtOOT
and energies. HUOW are sleep
less and tOaLs ffrsd mornings,
S0ith dun head, bad TASTE la Ms
mouth. no appetite, depression
Of Dsitld and sGsreBIs nerVOgS-
ness, Il sOW clear DOHF head,
tOIss Wp your RerVsS, tHVigO-
rate y0ur blood and put Oiht
Gmd ire intO you.
81 Dr. GREENE. ths famous lecturer ana sps-
siAiist 10 the snEs u nervous aHd shFORis dissAsSA
can be consulted free a bis Omss. 50 West I4th 81,
Nss gSEE, personally sE b. lsslsE.
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knew all the rest. Such was the story which
little by little Carlvon and the solicitor
gathered aud pirced together from May
Summers own lips.
That night, when they we're alone in the
smoklnE-room, the captain and solicitor de-
cidod on their line OF action.
ITO e Concluded Monddy.)
The evening world., 1890-03-22

1t remaines to be seenhow the Common
Council will treat the cable scheme OF the
Shed Shook and George Bliss syndicate
which has Jared very we'll at Albany. II
Ii . seventy-two mile scheme and there
are no flies on the schemsrs.
The evening world., 1890-03-22
HOW BELLE FULLERTON DIED.
SEQUEL TO THE SUICIDES LEGACY.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

iaTi %%%Ip M" cpfe aEoSHF @.i tT @f.sp @%'S but SSs hSt Ss spnns, SS
Is: ! SS1 HSE.. 81, /. tsMMnq S opRT akhs h 40 y is%%SS aI y. S %Hp N % e %$ y. he y EN- F
HIN s H$ sss Sss i fSss fSs%S was Gle SIC ute ne sgSSh%% 2S%ss vas vas H% %@SS % @ a. s lnsrdg ~ y
nrnda employ she met Howell and married Thin secretly mot wanhnsF Redmond 10 know oft
Mr.. Reimontt sntAtpacdw with woman knowhn Belle FULLERTON, A week later heo vrhers a
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Best of All Spring Medicines.
DR.. CREENE'S

The GrsaI Nerve, Brain aud Bleed Is
ViEOFaIsF.
DIR. GREENE'S NERVURA
- the most successful remedy
eOer discovered. IL cures more
cases Of disease than amy other
kIsOIOII medicine, aud has sGUsd
thousands upon Thousands
from Heart Failure. Shattered
Neress. Paralysis, Insanity.
Nervous PrOstTGsiOH, Physical
ErhGuStiOn or Death. H Is BE-
DOEd al question the Orsatsst
health rsstOrer iM existence.
az Uss tha WOadsrful remedy n yOa wish 70
Est yell for il Il : suFs and positive euTs. For salo
b. all d~EaEEists price, 81 per bottle. Refuse all
sghsttutsA ssaSsatssd P-Esiy Tsgsfsbis aas Rs-
yea ) AaEAlal.
The evening world., 1890-03-22

Poor KILRAIN. after being licked by
JOHN L. SULLIVAN. will now serve two
months imprisonment for assault and
battery on poor little JOHNNIE. What
Grand Duchess" inflicted this sen.
kancAp
The evening world., 1890-03-22

EDDIE HAaAN will never do anything
but draw his salary SO long as the weather
cleans the streets for him. This il a
big mapn for the uneloaning EDDIE.
The evening world., 1890-03-22

How did sufsri Why. I think I had all the
lteaths through my. nose. IL was stopped mp all
yellow inucus, My throat was sore and I was hawk
,nE and splitting all the time. There was . constant
buying or ringing In my ears. My eyes were weak
and wAtery. Then ] would have such awful head
ssles: Tho pain vas simply f%riGhtfuL, I had very
but lay lke a lump OF lead In my stomach. 1 did
not sleep. at all. we'll at night, and l had pains In mg
chest, side and back.
.''1bpcame so hoarss that I could not sponk
plainly. lost twenty pounds In weight and mF
strength was failing fast. always felt tired and
had no ambition vhAtever. In fact, I had made no
my mind that my time had come.
II had tried numerous physicians and patent
remedies. but could ret no relief until I consulted
prs., Copeland aud Blair. and they cured me. Yea
Sit ; l owe my lie to Dfs. Copeland and Blair."
The evening world., 1890-03-22

Now that the race Of the Atalantas with the
siasm is observable among the boat clubs
on the Harlem who wish to compare
the strength of the champion non
college eight with those who are generally
The feeling among the amateur oarsmen OF
this neighborhood seems TO be that the
Atalantas will give the Yale boys q hot race,
but will suffer defeat.
The evening world., 1890-03-22

Modern Promoters of Profanity
tFrnR, Rdeksil
FanRle-JRysmith IL getting very profano
What caused IL T%eleplone7
Cumso-No; fountain pen.
The evening world., 1890-03-22
VIII It Ever Be?

We have heard people say
Turn about Is fair play,
30 the drinkers should now be abstainers.
Two dollars should be
The exact legal fee
And the doctors should take the retainers.
@. y. G., ia Judge.
The evening world., 1890-03-22
HE OWES HIS LIFE TO THRM.
ROBERT WALSH RELlTEs MoR
NE MAD A IARR0W RsOlFR.
He Says E,nphaHeaIIy thdt DE. Cope.
fand aud BIatr oured His, efs
Terrible Case of Cdtarrh.

Robert Walsh lives 1T 524 Fsst 18th 81. He saIA
to = reportery Yesterday; ITO look ~ me Bqv you
would not think that = few mouths ego I bad made
longer, vet such IL the case. Two years ago I con.
was confdsnt that unless I 70, rsIi.ff veuidh-s =
dead man.
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A Valuable Servitor.
IIrom Jsdqe.l

He'll Have to Make Ono.
tFrom Chaner.l
HE q poet Boshr'
why do you say bosh? lie writes we'll. 4"
$50 he does-but he has no middle name ~
The evening world., 1890-03-22

A married couple on their bridal tour took Q
drop. but happily not Sc drop too much" Thsy
aid over forty feet Of preeipice.
The evening world., 1890-03-22

There has been lsas money spent on street
cleaning tins year than last. But there has been
ever % much less cleaning, too.
The evening world., 1890-03-22

The Great Nerve, Brain aud bleed Is
VIEOFaTsF.
The evening world., 1890-03-22

Two brothers on : parent stem. They will Be
hung for killing their papa at Grove. 30
CreWs-slI
The evening world., 1890-03-22

A hOuss was Knocked to flinders by . thunder
bolt. 1t should be burglar proof with every
tkinE 20 well boltsd.
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Cine Srbimams.

IS Ell berprbnet bonn Staot.
rattle bon San Nnionip:
Section L. 9ab G6apter 40 Der
Nebloirten Srbinansen, Section 16,
10 amenoirt perbe, UNI foIsenbermaBen
au lauten:
Section 16. SaB es bic gfidt
bes Gttp Snserieurs ober irgenb zines
ieiner Aifitenten lei, irgenb einen 5eiz
tentpeg gu inipisiren, tpetn ber gigen.
tbtmer es %berlaHgt. unb bab er barber
elm gei6riebenes geriifitat geben lou,
tpel9es beiagt, baB er ben 5eitentpea
unteriu9t bat; glei9faus bas 9atum
uno OBJ berIelbe in uebereinninmuna
NIT ben Vsfimmungen bieies CHAPTERS
angele9t 1T oeer ni1t. Siefe Inter.
iufung bat f%olienfrei ffattaufinben unb
tpettn oer Sngenieur soer iraenb zines
tetnes Nifritenten bel9einigt, baB Der
Seitentpeg ni6t in uebereinnimmuua
NIT ben 4%norbnInsen bieies CHAPTERS
t%onitrnirt 1T, 10 lit es Die phldt Ses
@igentbimers oehelben, iofort bic aes
turoenen Wdngel gu beieitigeu.
Algenomrnen un6 gebi0iet am z.
Npril, 1890.
Gas. 8uerguin,
AtIeflrt: WfaDor. pro TEN.
y. IS. @laubpn, Staot @lert.
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Mlerlef.

Die Waborssg oti6eft, mel9e
mir in Der b~eutigen Drummer Der rGreis
ell prehe" ibrem bolen Wortlaute na1
publiairen, 1T elm fir ieben 8ewobner
bon San Nntouio in bobem @rabe in
terehantes S6riftfld. Selbf bic Seq
1er Der ieBigen Stabtoerpaltung =
beren es iibrigens iebt betrd9tlid meni.
ger gibt, a!s i'm Nnfung beg iebigen
Nmtsz Sermines 8rnan @alla9bans =
peroeu 3useben mii1eu, baB Der iebige
WtapOr elm Wann bon ieltener Gnergie
1T, uub serabe fold einen Mauu brauz
den mir. @s vpirb mas setban" unb
omar bel unb nit Der alien S9ldfiigs
tsit 1T eriinbli6 aufgerdumt uorben.
Wenn San MntDniD einmal cine @rnBs
tabt perben lolte, = unb alien Nm
i6ein mad mirb oieier Sal friber ober
ipdter einireten = oann fann man &C.
trof fagen, baB bic iebige Sta6tpermalz
lung unter 8tpan G%alagban bic 8or=
beoin9uhgen hier3u geihafeu bat.
= Deute Nbeno, ME morgen Wbenb
finben in benz uom Nr6iteften &ramer
a~ebauten neuen Concert . Bapilon i'm
Wiihionsgarten auei grose Concerto
fatt, beren arrangement unb 2eitung
Der 8eetboben Mdnner9or ibernom.
men bat. Das programm. mslbes
0err Carl Bed fir bsibe Mbenbe 3uiams
mengeifsat bat, 1T berart, baB ieber
Muitfreuno nn5 Mufftenner in San
Mntonio etlpas beridumt, meun er bere
feblen whrbe, biefe Concerto gu be-
fu6en.
= 9eute N6enb bdlt Der Jreibenfer.
8erein cine 8eriammlung in Sdol3'
9ale ab.
- 6artD Netpton bon Bifsburg,
Der inter ber auflage bes Moroberiu.
Dies, beganger an benz bieiiseu 8antier
2oodmoob ftanb, aber gegen 2einung
elmer Birsi9aft BON $4,000 fir fem
Griheineu Dor @eri1t auf freiem 6uBe
b%elafen morben mar, lit iebt mieber bier
eingetrofen um f9 benz Dinritts @eridt
81 itellen. Ses 9o6maHers in 2ouif.
alta tpegen, burd peldes Der 8abnber.
tsbr gebemmt tuirb, nar er I'm einer
Sag gu ipdt eingetroffen, unb man
alaubte i6on, BOB ct bic 8iirsi6aft i'm
Slide geIafen babe. Der BroasB Der.
fpri6t elm iiberaus interefanter 3u
tperben.
= Dos 3idbrise Sobn6en beg Germ
s. Sieoes Jun. ftir3te Jreitag Na6mits
tag aug einem Genffer bes ameitea stode
mertes beg elterli9en 6auies unb erIitt
babel eiueu 8einbru9. Ser tleine pas
tent niib einise Wodsn bas Yett au
bitten baben, big bas befddbigte Glieb
tuieber %boQfdnbig gebeilt 1T.
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. ei1eibss@ efAIHife.
San Intonio, Ser., ben l. Mai 80.
Nn ben Prdfoenten unb bic Mitglieber
Der @afno @eIeuf6aftl

San 4ntonio, Ser., ben L. @tai 80.
Nn ben prdiioenten un6 bic Mitelieber
Der @afno : @eieai6aftl
9as 2omite, mel9es In her lebten
regelmdBigen 0eriammlung ernannt
Durbe, UNI Bei9liiRe in 8e3ug auf ben
Sob beg Germ gbuarb Gtebes
SEN, 3uunterDerfe en-, tpelde bic @mpfns
oungen bet Srauer unb bes Beileios aunl
Nusorud bringen, u~nterbreitet sS6nen
na9febenben entmurf our Nnnabme.
Sn Inbetra6t Der Sbatfade,
baB Der Sob ems unierer nirbiaften
uno angeiebeniten Mitglieber unb
5rennbe aug unierer Mitte geriHen bot.
lei es
8ef6Ioifen, baB bic @afnus
@eieai6aft our6 ben Sob bes 9srrn
@buarb Stebes sen. ben Berlu1f
zines Mitalieoes gu betlasen bat. mel.
DIES nit unermibli6em Offer unb nit
umf6t aIs tbdtiges MiigIieb unt 0or,
iibenber unferes 8ereins Sienfte BON
unf66bbarem Wsrtbe geleiitet bot. unb
ferner Eel es
8ef6Ioffen. bob mir hermit
Der trauernben Satin unb ben SDbnen
beg 0erforbenen infer bersIi6fes Mit.
gefibl ausibre6en, unb bob @rempIare
bieier 8eileibs : 8ei9liRe Der JamiIie
unieres abgei6ieoenen Greunbes, iopie
Der prefe Der Stabt 3usete0t merber.
Nrtbur @ intber,
Gbuarb 2aBner,
g. s. 6orde,
Gomite.
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g. q. Gupperaae 2Nprfs.

DAB elm tii6iigsr unb fleiBiger &C.
l9dftsmann bier in uuferer Stabt ST.
folg bat, benefit Der Itetige Nuff6muua
oes @tobliiements bes Srn. @ep.
WeanbrD, @de Nuifins unb 6apss
StraBe. 9ur6 bic 8or3laliGfeit ibrer
Tabrifate bat F6 bieie Gabrit einen
&uf uno cine ausgebebnte Runbldaft
eriporben, tuesbalb baielbft uuter Qn,
mencung Der Dor5dgli6iten Maf6ineu
unb gei9idtefen Irbeiter ftets nit Dol.
ler Strait gearbeitet tpirb. @runbeis
9entbimer, GARNER unb 8iebsl9ter,
bic 8ebarf al @ifternen, S6Fern,
3anfs u. |. ~. baben, f1nnen feine1
plaB finben, 100 fie aufmsrtiamer unb
reeller bebient per6eu.
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s@r 9eute unb Sonntag @roBes
ginpeibungs .&onaert i'm neuen Drift
ons. @arten= papiaon. 8ocals un5 Sn>
firumentals& onsert inter ben Muipi3ien
bes 8eetboben Mdnner9or.
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Serr 6. S. Mauer in Der mefi

Serr =. .. Mfiiaer In Der Wef.
Commerce : StraBe bdIt itets bas bon.
fommenfte 2agsr In 3ei9enmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @los, GpieaeI.
glas, 8iIoerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei9nets unb MaIers u~tenflien. Raaf.
lerii9 ausgefiibrte 8ilber uno 5tatuet.
ten &c. fnb in eiuer iebenswertben GaIs
lerle CUR Wnf6t uab gum 8erfauf auss
gelteut. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rattoilen TT bas 8ei9madpolIfe uao
Neueie bort gu finben.
s9- MOberne Stte in @trob unb
Jil3 In ben beliebteiten Jacons: 9uns
lap, &nor unb Stetfon.
Pancoaft & Sobn.
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Woti5.

San Antonio, 3. Wai, 80.
Nn meme Gunbeu uno oas publifum
i'm 4agemeinen |
Sd piinI9e hermit ausbriidli9 gu
erfldren, baB i'd feline anberen
agenten gum 8erfaufen ober 2oaettiren
babe, dig meme S6bne 9etbert, Gbarles
8. unb @bparb u. WeDer.
Sgna3 WeDer,
Msiubdnbler.
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az Sie 4tuitif in Der lieuen Rnnz
8erts9alle i'm Miiionss@ arten pirb bon
allen Sa6fenuern aIs cine portreffliae
9erlibut. Wtan peridume nidt, bic beis
ben &onaerte gu befu9en. oeren Bro=
9ramm Elm auBerorbentli9 reiabaltiees
un5 ~gepdbltes if. @intritt so Gents.
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suffellen ober gar gu perludsn, ibre bell
Ioien Nnfi6ten gu beIpirtliden. Muf
2utberS Nnratben ipieBte, pfdblte, sers
brannte unb f6pfte man bic anfriilre>
ridden Bauern. oaB es MIR 10 cine Nrt
batte-unb Der 8auerhfrieg BON 1925
purbe erftidt in einer Meer BON Blut
unb Sbtdnen.
9ber es bleibt ni9t INNER 1925 unb
10 iebr fi6 aud 5err Or. M{artin
2utber ober bic 6erren gr5bii96fe bon
Miiniter &c. bagegen seitemmt aaben:
Die &itterbureen liegen in Sriimmern,
bic Bauern linb ni6t mebr b6rig, brauz
9en feline Jrobubienite mebr gu leiiten
unb brauden f6's ni6t mebr gefauen
3u laKen, tpsnn bic Sebiaeb beg nend.
bigen Serrn" ibre 9aaten perpiifet.
0ie Welt fdreitet eben fort, trOb al.
ler Ssmanife, bic bic Stride in ben
Wsg lest unb fe pirb aud in 3utunft
iiber Gle binwe9idreiten, nit Der man
ben Gorti6ritt aufbalten uiu.
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SefanntmaGans fir steuersabler.
Office bes StabtsQHeTors, F.,
&mannz 8ebdube, Simmer 40. {
San antonio, 26. Qpril 80.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, GUNNER 4O.
San Antonio, 26. april 80.
gs tpirb bierbur6 befannt aemadt.
baR bic t6otii6en Steuer &ouen fir
aues fteuerbare @isentbum - perf6nli.
6es uro 8runb @igentbum : fir bas
nit Dem |. Wtdr3 1890 ~beginnenbe ssiss
falsSabr iebt olslisgen unb baB 1e Bis
gum 30. SUM 1890 CUR Giufi6t offeu
liegen tperben.
Vile Perionen, bic bierpon betroffeu
iperben, tperben b01i@ft eriu6t, beim
unter3ei9neten bor3uIpre9en unb ibr
Der geiteuerung %unterporfenes @iaens
tbtrnl an5ligeben, tuie bas @eieb es Dors
lDrelbt. gu fa Graf6,
Stabts NHe1ior.
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aas~ Wiini@en sic einen feinen mos
bernen an3ug gemadt2 @eben Sie gu
Paneoaf & Sobn. Die %feiniien
importirten Stoffe fiuoen Sic bort.
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va Die beioen 2onaerte bes Beet.
bobens Mdnner6or i'm neuen Miifonss
@arten : Pabiaon finben beiiimmt beute
unb Sonntag itati, Obne &iidHdt auf
bic Witterung,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-03

= Gin altbepdbrtes Mittel segen
Waeens uno MierenIeiben fnb Or. gu=
quit &6ni9's hamburger Sropfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-03

sag~ Seute unb morgen grobes
Concert beg YeetbobenzM dunerdor i'm
neten YdbilioH bes Miifions. @artensl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-03

Mil6, Der Spei6eI, 5br1nen unb
S6meiB elmer bamit bebafteten Yerfon
ipareii eriDielernermaBen i'm 9tanoe,
be &raafbeit BEL elmer anberer Yerlou
5a cf5eu9en.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-05-01
He Wouldn't Exchange Positions.

Col. Visscher was in Kentucky when
tie famous whisky ring gained celeb
rity and its members long terms in
the penitentiary. Col. Visscher knew
all of them Intimately, but no one was
more surprised than he was when the
ring was ''busted.n He says now that
he once received vaguely expressed
offer to participate in something that
was not explained to him, but he re-
fused, preferring newspaper work.
This vague offer he subsequently I'M
derstood when the ringleader who
rendered it was wearing striped clothes
in the penitentiary.
Il knew Col. - we'll" says Col.
Visscher, land visited the penitentiary
in which he was confined. Col. -
was always ready for joke, and when
he asked me how | was getting along |
replied:
"Well, Col. -, I'm not rich. l
have 50 cents in my pocket, but I'm
happy
whisky king. You might have been
worth a greal deal, too"
Col. Visscher reflected a moment,
and with a twinkle i'll his eye replied:
''Col. -. you say you are worth
$3OO,OOO. have only 80 cents, but l
would not trade my pile for yours and
trade clothes"
The whisky king looked at his con-
Wet garb and was good humored
enough to laugh heartily over the sally.
Seattle Press
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-05-01

You and | see everything to some ex-
tent differently. You see things from
the standpoint of your previously ac-.
quired groups of ideas; | from mine.
Strictly no two persons can see the
same thing in the same way, for 1t can
never happen that two persons have
precisely the same groups of ideas re-
lating to any subject. These depend
upon our past experience or our edu-
cation. on the beliefs of our times, on
our various sects or parties, on our pet
theories, our interests, aud our desires.
Here is simple illustration. Suppose
an artist and an engineer. standing
side by side overlooking a tract of
country. What they perceive is the
same; what they apperceive is wholly
different. To the engineer the country
presents itself rs possible line for a
railroad. with here advantageous
grades and there economic bridges.
Before the artist is spread out Il land
scape, with light and shade and har-
mony of colors. Suppose. again, plot
of level ground in the suburbs of a city,
A college student riding by apper-
ceives it as a possible background; a
young girl as tennis-court; specu-
lator rs an addition for town lots; ali
undertaken. perhaps, as possible site
for cemeterv.-Pr0f. g. I. Pdfric6 tn
PoDuIar Science N0RfhiU.