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New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
ro,-p OF TIE CZAREWITCH.

81 Petersburg, Aug. 29.-rhc Czarcwitch VIII start
on his tour on october Is from scbastopo on board
the frigate Pamiatz Ayova' comnandeo w MS oroer
George The Imperial family VIII 20 W ScDa9V'Poi
IN hid the voyaeers farewell
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A.u,er l.r1oN REFI,sED To sERvIA.

London, Aug 2o.-In note to the serVian "oVerh'
mont tho Porte finally declines to give satisfaction 10
serva for the recent murder of the servah CONSUL a'
Pristina Scrvia will appeal to inc fo"ers'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

MIR. GLADSTONE on DOLLINGER AND NEWMAN.
London. Aug 20.-Nlr. Gladstone, in an article in
"The Speaker eulogizes DOllinger and Newman as
two of the most remarkable Of the contemporary
Christian Church. Each. he says gave his heart to
the Purifier, hi; will To the viii governing the uni
verse. The construction of DOlngers mind was
simple: Of Newman's it complex, requiring more
to be written about The Cardinal was subtle.
farreaching genius. the shldiues OF whose thought
like the countless rpples of the lie stands
in 10 inyidlous rivalry a of prodigious learn
ing.
Referring 20 Dollinger's address on the Jews in
Europe, Mr.. Gladstone says ii issued when the
anti.semitlc movement ragged in Germany. evidently
for the purpose Of making the Germans ashamed.
Doinger knew, Others did not, the incredible suf-
ferings CT that race-Suiferngs which dshOnor Eu-
rope almost much the suiferings Of Ireland
dishonor England. His historic conscience and sense
Of justice offended at the threatened inficuon
OF new injuries. The Latin Chucrh not insensl-
bic Of the gap in her ranks by the expulsion Of Dol
lnger. lie was continually hunted down with so
lcitatons for his submission. which. though warm
and respectful amounted 10 " Fat your words throw
convictions behind: stain Your long nfe' detailed
defence OF DOllnger follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
r.nruorAKr IN Tile DANrRE VALLEY

Vienna. Aug o9-Several earthquake shocks were
felt in the Danube Valley Yesterday from Ams'ettn
to Groin. The shocks lasted ten minutes The river
rose in long lines similar TO the waves caused by "a
,or'e pudd
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
ROMps FoJryD IN TRIESTE.

Trieste. Aug. 29-Much excitement was caused hero
ast night by the explosion OF bomb In the doorway
" the police headquarters Another bomb, with the
mse burning, was found In the railway station In time
iophe.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

1t IS difficult to decide positively to the absolute
correctness OF the above dispatch but IT is TO be
hoped in the interest of both countries concerned that
the information is exact. Anyhow, the mere eX-
preston of it by ale Paris" is one more
evidence of the conciliatng spirit with which
the diplomatic overtures in regard to the readmisson
p American salted meats into France are received In
that country. on Thursday the important organ OF
French legislator and publicist, NJ. Lalou, Director
Of LA France reported favoring the prompt
a6rogaton of the prOhibitive DEGREES. Yesterday
another great French newspaper. lie Faris is said TO
have indicated with precision the basis on whch
settlement of the question will be made. " Le
Paris formerly edited by VI. Chafles
Laurent, and the organ OF the op
portunist Government and especially OF NJ.
Jules Ferry who has been many times
Prime Minister in France. The present Cabinet being
somewhat more radical NJ. Laurent has been succeeded,
IL was reported Director of lie Paris" by VI. Ranc,
who was sent into exile under the Third Empire. and
who possesses large influence in the Chamber OF
Deputies and in the Governmental circles of France
Other papers may be expected to follow suit in the
wake of La France" and :" lie Paris" and public
opinion in France may sufficiently strengthen the
hands of the Government 10 enable II to hght success
fully the opposition of the few Interested French
packers most of whom belong TO some western de-
partments, formerly devoted to the Empire.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

NoiHlNG WILL BE LEFT FOR THE AFRICANS
lisbon. Aug. 2o.-Portugal has issued a note TO the
sowers protesting against the incorporation of the
seeea and Mustayamoo territories by the Congo State.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
END OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR
THE AGREEMENT FOR PEACE SIGNED BY sALv.
DOR AND GUATEMALA

Washington, Aug 29.-Acting secretary Wharton
today received dispatch from Minister Miner, at
Guatemala, through Minister Ryan, at Mexico City,
dated August 23, follows:
Went again u Aca Julia, in Salvador, on Monday,
with three of the diplomatic corps. Met Provisional
President with several hundred leading men OF the
Republic Tasi> OF peace explained slightly modified
accepted and signed by General Ezea. Returned here
lGuatemalaD yesterday afternoon, when Guatemala
also accepted and signed Both parties have beeq
oihciay notified to retire their armies in forty eight
hours and 10 reduce them To peace footing In eight
days. This establishes peace in Central America.
Acting Secretary Wharton said he regarded this g.
q satisfactory settlement of the trouble.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

THE BISHOP OF DRoMoRE DYING.
nu,l,n Aup. o9-The Bishop Of Dromore Is dying.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
ON THE SCBJECT.

Paris, Aug. 29.-"Le Paris prints the follow
ing: THE negotiations between France and the
United States relative TO the American tarih are
approaching a favorable conclusion. The WASH
ington Government will remove the duty on works
of French art, and France will remove the pro-
hibition against American pork
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
IN A CONCILIATORY MOOD.
FRENCH ART AND AMERICAN PORK.

AN INTERESTING REPORT IN A PARIS NEWS,
PAPER REGARDING NEGOTIATIONS
ny THE SVRJFCT.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
BAD REASON FOR THE BOYCOTT

One dealer said yesterday that TINS was one Vi
the worst seasons that could be chosen for the ooy
cott. from his point of view, as the surplus o'
brick in the city was unusually low, owing TO 'he
early spring and open winter giving sueh sc"p,
for building operations. We have beeh pusheu
to supply brick all the season. he added anu
during June and July. when dealers generally
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
A PLEA For RpCIPROCITY.
GOVERNOR BUKLEIGH.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkIBCSE.I =

What | mean to speak of briefly is system OF
reciprocity not in conflict with protective tarit,
but supplementary thereto, and presenting field
of enterprise that will richly repay the ehore
and energy of the American pople. We shall
find it instructive and valuable TO examine into
the sources of our imports and the destination of
our exports, and TO strike balance between the
two Take last year-lsSy. In that war our
whole exports to all the countries in the three
Continents of Europe, Asia and Africa and to
Australia, Canada and Hawaii, amounted, in
round numbers, to S65s, 100000; and our imports
from all those countries amounted, Ia round num-
hers 10 S529 900 900, showing that from that
vast trade we had balance 81 1929, 100000 in
our favor. equivalent 10 that amount of gold
among our people. But when all the accounts
were closed, instead Of baving Sl20. 100000 in
our favor, had balance of Sl3 ,o0OO 900 against
me- from our foreign trade. We must, therefore,
have lost Sl42 ,O00, 900 in our commerce with the
countfies outside of those 10 which | have re-
ferrcd Where could we have found such large
adverse balance?
Let me tell YOU We lost forty-one millions In
Cuba from which imports were $4,000, 600
and TO which our exr-rts were only Sll .o00s0oes
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STATS ftir Matterl

8nr iiber so Sabren fdon tpurbe Mrs.
WinsIoD'S Sootbing Gnrup BON Dill
lionen bon Mitterr beim 3obner Der
Ginber angemenSet. Mirif Su I'M
S@lafe bur9 bas Gdreisn zines Ginbes
ssiibrt. bas i'm 3ahnen III un6 Dor
G1r1eraen meintP Menn 70, IaNe fcfort
eine 5laf9e Don pMsrs. @inslDn's 500.
thing Gprup" bolea. Gein Wsrtb III uns
be3abl6ar. sc tpirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben fofort 9in6erung berf@affen. Ser.
IaBt @u3 barauf, Miitter, es lit fein
3weifsl bartber. gs beilt 9pienterp
unb 9iarrbDc, regulirt ben Magen uub
tie Nieren, beieitist Wino Solif, ere
psi6t ben Gaumen, perbinbert gntatins
5ung un6 ftdrtt bas gauge 5pFem.
.Mrs. MinslOtps Soothing Gprup@
fir 5abnenbe 9inber 1T aneenebm in
@ef9mad unO bas Resept ffammt bon
eiuem Der 5eiten ueibli1en Ner3te in
ben Ser. Gtaaten. @s lit bel allen
Srugsiffen in Der ganaen Welt gu boz
ben. 8reis Is @is. per 6Iai9e.
Hauft uiG!s anberes aIs Wfrs. Wins,
lOtDs Sootbtng Syrup,
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Babrbeit Der ssbriae,
9ie Jeuerbeftattun8s 8stpegumg
,,lmarfd1tert."

Nn Sonntag, ben 20. Nobember -
benz ySobtenfefte"- tpirb in Berlin eine
GeftIi9teit ftattfinben. bic Don allen
Mnbdngern Der Geuerbefattung aIs elm
erfreuli6es 3ei6en angefeben tperben
bart, baB lire Sa9e .mari6iert"
81 1T bies bic ginweibung bes gpt
lumbariums auf benz 6riebbofe Der
@Drfabt Griebri9sfelbe, b. 3. elmer
uruen. 9ale 3ur Nuffelung Der Nf1e
in ben @rematorien anberer Gtdbte,
fpe3iel In @otba, nerbrannter Sobten.
Mit &e6t be3ei6net bic vGlamme1,
bas bortreffi6 geleitete Organ sur
G6rberuiig Der Geuerbeifatsung i'm Sn.
unb MusIanbe, bies greignib aIs Die
serfte Gtappe our grri9tuna zines 8srs
liner grematoriums1.
Senu elm fol@es bat Berlin big febt
nod ni9t, ba bic 8ebbrben Der Teuers
beffaitungssG rage feinbli9 gesentber.
feben un6 ba bic 2ir9e ebenfans ibren
ginfluB gegen bieielbe seltenb ma6t.
Die nSIamme" fpri9t aber bic 6oH.
ituug aus, baB Der etabtratb5 BON Der.
lin = Der, ipie He etpds biffig bemertt
$4,000 Mart fur cine WoItte.S tiftuug
ibrig bate Dor elmer trdftigen Beis
bulfe fir einea eroBeu Gortf@ritt In
Der Befiattungs : Reform niGt auriid.
F6reden tuerbea.
Menn fi@ bic vGlamme" ba ttur
ni@t irrti SIN 9erliner Stabtperorbs
neten > @oleeium berfaeeu 5tpar bic
G~rsiRunisen iibsr bic ibetipdItigens
be Maioritdt, ALIEN In Be3ug auf ioIs
DE Neuerungen ME bic 2ei9enperbre1s
nung. fnb oft ielbf bic n~freifnnigs
fen" Mdnner redt fpieBblrserli@sres
action6r.
Ga bic vGlamme" bod aber ieIbff 70
begeiaert eintritt fur freie Snitiatibe,
fir reie 8eitrdge unb freie Sorts
f@rittss Qrbeit, tuarut1 perIdBt he fi@
bann auf Gtdbtraths 5 BefGlhEe uub
ni6t auf bic freiuilise 3bdtigfeit Der
freifnnigen urb borurtbeilsloien Gle
rnente Gerlins2
Dot bas fIeine San Mntonio an ber
duBerien Wehgrenaeb Der Civilization f@
elm @rematorium bauen f0nnen(in benz
alleroiags lei6er bis iebt nod Der Der.
brenrungsofen feblt, hn bic Mittel ni1t
~ausgerei@t babenl), 10 mug bas bod
fur BITE groBe ~gldn5enbe MeItfabt 8er=
lin cine Rletnisteit feini
F&DN E L"a.FNF
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@egenfeilisteits gertrdsen cine iberaus
giinlige gepeien Fei, poeesep man
bon Der grri9tung zines olgemeinen
nImerifanii@en 3oa : 8ereins" ni@t
bel miHen pollte. 2ebterer umItaub
fann alerbings ni9t Wunber rebmen.
tpentt man bic bimmelweite 8erihies
oenbeit in Der @ultur. Gntmidlung bic
fer ein3elnen 1dnber - belonbers i'm
0erglet6e nit ben Ser. Staten bon
Norb. Nmetita-in Betra6t 3iebt.
Wie Dorbin idon ansebeutet, lit Die
n@esenieiti9feiis > SSee" f6on ldugit
tiber bas 6tabium oes bIoBsn Proieetes
binaus, benn nidt nur Bic Bsrbano.
lungen NIT Der b%rafilianiiden &egies
rung. fonbern aud bieienigen nit Der
fpanif6en &esierrng in Be3us ouf
Guba, iino bereits iebr tueit borseidrit-
ten. SIN erteren Galle banoeIt es i6
bauptid@Ii6 I'm Ben &afee uno i'm
atpsiten um ben 3uder unb biefen llns
ftanb benubt Die bsmntratif6e Bsefe au
bem-ibrer Meinuug na@-sroBartisen
vWibe", baB 8Iaine fia Bel benz ar1es
ritanii@en NoIfe rlieb' Rino" MAIDEN
mole, inbem er bemielben vbiQiges
Grubfid" in Musf9t ftele.
Nun, mas bas anlangt, 10 haben
mir ia pdbrenb ber faum binter uns
liesenben Wabl : gampagne geieben,
weld eeualtiaen ginfIuB Der tinflid
a~usffaffirte popan3 ber nboben
Mc&tnIeD : g reie" ausgeiibt
bat, es TT barum alfo aud faum gu bes
stpeifeln. baB bic nod benz Nbi9luB
elmer &eibe ioI@er @esenieitisteitss
8ertrdge fiGer gu erwartenben rnie.
brtgen Blaine preife" ni6t
elite entIpre6enbe, i9 aber biefes Wal
gegen Die 9emotraten ridtenbe Wirs
fung BADEN tperben.
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patrpniFrt SieieIbe.
Se9etoerfiGerunss @eieai@aft.

er Pancoat & Sobn linb in
ierem b~ebeutenb b%ergrDBerten Geihdftss
Total in ieber 5inf6t auf Bic 0erbfs
uab Winter : 5aiion nprbereitet. sic
baben cine portreIli9e MustpabI bon
Gtohen ftr 0erreH, tnel6e Mn5fge mad
WaB Dini9en. unb III ibrem Eager 1T
Waes Oertreten, mas sur Serrentoilette
geh6rt. Jertige Nu5tse nod reueltsm
S6nitt in ieoer Aualitdt unb 3u iebsu,
Preiie; felne uebersieber; mo6erne 6iis
te; uuter5eug ber 5aifOn anaepabt;
tDolene unb leinene 0emben, Rrapats
ten unb ole bic anoeren 9errensS oilets
entIrtitel. pancoaft & SDbn erbals
ten ibrea &uf, bic leiten5e Girma ibrer
8ran9c gu fem, oufre6t.
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electric Bttters.

Dieiss SsiImitteI if 70 poblbetannt unb 70
popular getprrbeu, bab 60 saum nod befpnberer
Grirdbnuus bebarf. sie, bic es iemnIs &c.
brautten, tirnmen nit Elm in fem Cob. Gin.
reinere Mebiein siebt es ai9t, nnb Is tpirb 60.
rantie seleitet, 6ae fe siGes IeiRet, mas mon
bon .ibr peripri6t. electric Bitters beiIt ale
9eiosn Der aeber unb Der stieren, 60 ~enifernt
Sel@piire, Gusfdlas, GaIsiue unb anbere
Dolgsn unreinen 8lutes. Gs treibt ba8 Sra.
larta' Gieber aus BEN Sbfem, benst bsmfeIben
Dor uno beiIt es felbf in ben b~artn6disiten
Gdllen. 90 eurirt aopffdmeraen, BIntambrang
nod benz aopie nnb Mi9rdne. Berfu1e has
electric Bitters Seilung miro ~garantirt. obsr
oas @eib aurtidseaabIt. @reis per GIaf@e so
Gents uno 81 in allen aipotbeten. @bolelale
bel Oreib, 3hompion & So.
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9eatiae SOB office.

Seutide, fOtpie ensIif9s Druid ars
bsiten tuerben prompt unb billig bers
fertiet BON Sobn S6ott. ND. Z
Nor6 p~refa.gtraBe. Gef9dfts.
leute unb 8ereine auf benz 9an6e ND
gen fi9 %sefdlisft an i'm ipenoen. Druid
Don Statuien &C. cine 6peciaIitdt. Die
dliefie bsuti6e Sob Oruderei In Der
GtnNt.
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Gsrr 6. $. Miller in Der Meii,
Commerce StraBe bdlt ffets bas bols
fommenffe Eager In 3ei@enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, @piesel'
gIas, 8~ii0errabmen, Girnifen unb allen
3ei6nens unb Malersl1tenlflien Ginif.
Ierif6 ausgefabrte gilber unb Gtatuets
ten &c. Fnb in einsi febensmertben @als
lerie our 4nf9t unb sum @ertauf aus
sefelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen 1T bas @ei@madpo0fe uab
Meaefle Oort 81 finben.
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S@IauerS e.

Jrib (oer In einem part einen
Mann f6 nieberisben fiebt. su Feiaem
Water): sd tDette, Der Serr bort III
S6uleIebrer."
Batter: sllufnn, tuarum be rn.atbea
Su bas 2"
Grib: nMeit er nit Der 9oHb hber
ben Stubl fubr. ebe sr Ra fetse. or
III toobl on Nabeln uno SduEerpe6
geD1bnt."
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Sa- Ser pIumber S. 6. 2ltfias,
go. 20 Npenue 8 nabe POft : Office,
bat, I'm ben 9eiteigerten @niprh1en,
bic an fein @efddft eeftelt tperben,
na6tommen au f6nneu, i9 nit einem
tt9tigen Ga6manae, Germ Sbomas,
aHoeiirt unb pirb ME gem6bnli@ aur
.3ufriebenbeit bes Bublifums ale Mufs
fridge raid erIebigen. Seiephon 427.
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Sin Mann, Der 40 Sabre Mebi3in praftiairt
Bat, ioate Sal3 bon 8uder unterideiben ton,
men Ieg, toaS er fa9t.
SpIebc, g., Sanuar 10. 1887.
Serrn G.S. @beneb & 60. - Meine Ger.
ren!-S9 bin felt 40 Sabren metf tn Ser aI-
semeinen aratliden @raris s~etuefen, uEb ia0@te
fagen, baB in al m,einer 4rariS unb @rfabruus
id ME elm @rdparat aefeben babe, bas i'd NIT
70 bieI 8ertrauen in grfoIs bsrl9reiben tonnte,
aIs SaIrs aatarrb Sur, ~fabrisirt bon
Sbnen. 6abe fe gar Siele Male perf4rieben.
unb SSbre @irfnns 1T punberbon, unb modte
sum Sdlub fasen, bab i'd nod eineu SAL bon
aatarrb 81 fsnben babe, ben ie niGt turireu
piirbc, tpsnn ZION fe ben Anweifunsea gemaS
einnGbnte.
Sn 8abrbtit Der Sbrise,
8. 6. @orud, M. D.,
Office 215 Summit. Ctr.
Sir ipoaen ~einbnnbert Dollars fur ieben
gau rca aatarrb geben, Der nidt nit 9aIrs
aatarrE aur sebeiIt uerben fam. Snner.
lid genpmmen.
s. S. @beneb & o., eisentb., 9o!ebo,
.. D 8ertauft bon apotbefern, 76 gents.
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galifcrnsas@eine

MeinIiebbaber Hnben elm groBes Sos
ger bon feinen California Meinen Bel
9errn S. s.. Mener am Nlamo
plaaa. 0err Mteper iu6t Bic @eine
an Ort uno Gtele Gus u,.h fauft oirefi
aus benz 2eGer ter @einai6ter. MIs
gntem &enner gelingt es Inn fets, bic
beiteu 5crten ans3updblen. CT fam
feline &unben uno 6amilten nit einen.
gute1 Srppfen perfeben. &otbz unb
WeiBmeine in por3iel.@er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - fret
tns 0aus geliefert.
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Mamo Seierberiiderlnngs Geieaz
idaft.

Stele @sieai6aft bspirbt f19 I'm els
men Int1eil bes algemeinen Nerf6e,
runas Gei6dftes nnb spar aus BEN fol,
genoen guten @riinoeu:
Gs 1T elm iDlibes beimtl6es unteruebz
men, meld}es bas 8elb in 5au Wntonio
Inb i'm Gtaate 9eras In Circulation
febt.
IS lit cine 3uberldlige @eieuidaft,
bic ale 8erlufe auf Ser STEELE prompt
ber9iltet unb bic 8erF9erungs=@ elber
obne gers6geraue aus3abIt.
Us 1T eise conferuatibe @e5eaiGaft.
mel9e in isber oinf6t Do1fe 8efriebi,
gung garantirt.
@s 1T cine Iibetale @eIelf9aft, nell
DE Mues, mas in ibren &rdften Iieet,
tbut, UNI San Mntoui0 unb ben 6taat
aufSubauen. Sesbalb
patrpniFrt SiefeIbe.
Bis CUR 8o1enoung Deg neuen eiee<
ilen 8ebdubes tpirb bic Office bieier
@efeQi9aft F9 am alien Ylabe befine
ben, ndmlid in 9trIers @ebdube, 222
Weff : Commerce 9traBe. Selepbon
$50. 439.
MIdmp
SeaetoeriiGerung @eielliGaft.
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sdb. ME noen Ropf bdnsen," menn hid cine tsfetn0ez
pnttelie @rtdltuna ana ard 10 f&per hetmtu@t. Mas
ne etnen gsrfn9 nit benz altbefannfeu Or. Beu'a
9uiten Sprlr, reIbe: iAcn Iauienbsn has getea aes
retset bat. EretS nur b Scents bic dIafHe,
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BaKaae nod @nrppe.

Sic NSentuten beg Derrn u. s.
D onng, $50. 1 Commerce : StraBe,
San Antonio, uab $50. SOB Wains
5iraBe, Dallas, Dertreten aur bic
Gnerfannt beffen europdtf9en DampFers
2inien. Osrr DoLns 1T i'm @tanbe bic
biIlisfen 8aten gu geben, er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe getpinf6te Nus>
funft uub bei0rgt febr prompt ale ibu,
iibergsbeneE Nuftrdge. Mer na9 @us
ropa gu reifen mini@t, ober Deruanbte
5eriiberfommen IaRen mill, tpenbe fiG
an irgenb cine Der genannten Mgeniurert.
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"a Wenn Semanb fem uno 81 ars
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen mil, 10 eebe
er 5um Garten. Die
9erren 8beiner & @atsI, 8efber bies
leg Embellishments, balten 6arauf, lire
@dfte tets b%o0fommen aufrieben gu itels
len. NGe iaiionmdBigen 9elifateRen,
Nuteru, @iIO, Slide, @efiigeI &c. finb
bort in Der o~elifateiten 3uberettung ole
3e;t gu baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen Der &unben
gefanot. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speifenirtbi9aft perbunbene 8ars
IDOL bic befien Getrdnte. tets frii6es
8ier unb feline 2iqubre unb Metne.
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ED. a. aEFFEL.

ssasuibsr bon bet bsatl6 : tatbsIif4sn aIy9s
Hanss unb 6@tIbers Mailer
NIB SdubIer TN Garben elias ,
Vile auftrage Derben fofort auaeefibrt. preiis
biHiaer pie irasnspO IN Der Stabt. 4.2,s
The morning call., 1890-05-18

sturdy gentleman now saunters by.
His face is round and full, and decorated
with Vandyke beard. There is merry
twinkle in his eyes, cigar is clenched be-
tween his teeth and his silk hat is tilted
forward like the hat of Bowery boy. His
hands are hidden in his trousers pockets.
He is Hon. Alexander Monroe Dockery, a
bright light in the Missouri delegation.
DOckery is banker and is said TO have lots
Of money. Nobody would dream of il to
see him climbing Capitol Hill.
Behind him comes a wiry man, with blue
eyes and a short, iron-gray beard. His
forehead is scanned, and he walks the least
bit bent. He has a springy step, however.
and his arms swing like the arms of indie
pendent freemen. He wears a SLOUGH hat
and an unbuttoned frOck-coat. A stranger
might take him for boss carpenter or a
respectable dealer IN horses. He is Hon.
Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois, as honest and
as firm a statesman as the late Samuel j.
Randall.
The next to appear is gentleman pOrtly
and dignified. Zephyrs toy with his
whiskers as he walks. There is a roseate
flush to his face. He has bright and sunny
eyes and carries cane. lie has firm
step and magnificent appetite for oysters.
Illinois. The Judge Is now serving his
tenth year In Congress. He frequently
presides IN committee of the whole. He
has remarkable executive ability and is one
OF the hnest takers on the floor of the
House.
Two gentlemen arrayed in garments of
a light color next appear. Eseh is a six
footer and both wear sleuch hats with
broad brims. One is elean-shaven, while
the others chin and checks are covered
with stubby, silyery beard. They are
Texas Congressman. One is Judge Charles
Stewart Of Houston, and the other Buck
Kilgore. The latter watches business in
the House fully as close as watchdog Hol-
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man. He nails bad bill as quickly as
woodpecker nails grub. The couple at
tract much attention as they climb the
marble ste back of the Capitol. They
are as straight as Southern pines and as
tough as pecan trees.
Roswell T. Flower walks to the Capitol
nine mornings out of ten. He is as broad
physically as Intellectually. He wears
Galway sluggers and stovepipe hat that
would have fitted Daniel Webster. His
figure is well displayed by a cutaway coat
with buttons on the back more than foot
apart. He moves with the dignity of an
iron-clad and talks with the fluency of
diplomatic. Flower is eminently social; he
always has company. His conversational
qualities alone, to say nothing of the fra
GRANGE OF his cigars, insnres this.
The next TO drift by are leaders of what
is ficetiouslyitermed the Clan ma Gael fac
ton in the House. One is tall, thin and
dark complexioned. The other is chunky
and sandy-haired and has rOseate face.
The tall man has deep-set and piercing
eyes, natty, black muStache and a stronS
Celtic face. He is gifted of tongue and
man of strong friendships. No member
better understands the business of the
House. He is William McAdoo OF New
Jersey. McAdoo is an American born in
Ireland. His companion is Joseph ii.
ONei of Boston, the successor of General
Pat Collins. U'Neil is an Irishman born
in America.
This brace of statesmen is hardly out of
sight before a brace of Georgians appears.
Both wear black felt hats and black frock
coats. One has q remarkably clear COM
pleXion, a well-trimmed mustache and blue
eyes The other has sallow complexion,