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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
gesas =.

= Sur bic @alpefoner 9afenarbei,
ten iinb, rod benz 8ordnI9lag Der ST.
genieurs8 ebbrbe, an Gtsinen, bic mel.
items aus groBen big 3u mebreren Son
men tpiegenben 8i6ten beitshen miRen.
i'm @an5eu ettua 358 200 Sonneu er.
forberli9. Ser er6Bere She'll bieies
Materials wirb barter Stein, ON better
@ranii. iein mifen. Der = nod Ser
tigitelung Der n6tbi9en @iienbabnen =
ont biaieften aus 5em Central Mines
ral. Diftrift, aus ben Counties Qlano.
Mafou, Gillespie, 8urnet u. a. gu BE-
aieben Iein mtrbe. Man fam aus bsr
botbergebenben Nn9aben ermeHen.
uel1e Summe @elbes Der 6afenbau II
Galpefon fur ben gsnannten 8ejirI
R@erfi uab ME iebr er 3u Der Gnttpid:
lung beHelben mitbeIfen tpirb. gs fiebt
40 boffeu, baB bic tsranii6e 5irma.
Rider. See & 60. bon @olpeion, tpel9'
IN Mnbettomt bes biQigen Steinmote'
| rials, tpeI@es 9eras i'm Stanbe III. AZ
Helen, bas nieori9fte Mn9ebot fur bi,
N~usfhbrung Der Damn uno Glen
babnarbeiten In @ranit MAIDEN fonnte
ben Rontratt fir Sen teranif9en 6aIen,
bnu 3ueefpro@en erbalteu tpirb.
= Wie aus 5an MHgelo bonn /.
9tpril m%itsetbeiIt uirb, ifnb bort 60O(
0dmmel-na1 Der G@ur - Az $3.50
Der Stid pertauft iuoroen. Der Dam
mel bot fomit-einf@lieBli3 ber Mpl'
-ungefdbr 81 eebra6t. lu6 elm Ser
tauf bon 1900 b~ieridbrigen 6@la6to@'
fen 3u $40 per Stud pirb bon bortbe,
beri@tet.
- lleber ben orteRi1ea sOeIbrur
men" In Bromnupob bringt Elm 8eri9
bes Sneenieurs, 8. 9. G0eIing BIZ
@ittbeilung, baB man In elmer 3ief
bon 1460 6ub auf einen StrOm gefom
men III, oet 3ur 06lfte i9on aus De
bsltebt utb etpa 20 Gdfer babon fa'
ben Gag eiebt.
- Die 6hbli9s paciEic unb bic Ut
ranias paB.8abn bauen In 2uIing, Of
Der Gtelle no R@ bic 2inieu freu3en, eli
gemeinf@aftIi@es Depot.
Die @eIommtausfubr Der Ser
Gtaaten tpeiF, - tpie bic amtIi9 fefge
ffelien 3abIen beingea wGbrenb Be
Ssebruars einen @erib bon $54. 1852, 49,
auf; bon bisIer Summe entfalen $29.
852, $40, alto mebr als bic 6dlfte, au
bic 8oumtnon. Nusfubr. IS 1T fomi
Der Ghben.-unb tpiererum i'm Shbel
baupttd@Ii9 Seras,-mel@er Nufprut
6arouf erbebe1 fam, bic 6anbeIsbi
lana ber Der. Staten aufre9t uub In
ghniigen Stonbe 3u erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
4aHeae nada Gnrppe.

Die ageuturen beg 0errn 80. s.
Oonng, Nn. l Commerce 5traBe,
g a Antonio, uab SO. COB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, Dertreten nur bic
anerfoEat 6efien europdii6eu Dan,pfer>
GinieH. Gerr Oouug 1T i'm gtanbe bic
billie Ten Iaten 5u seben, ers
theilt bereitwi0ig iebe eephnf@te Gus.
tunft uab beinrst iebr prDmpt ale i'm,
tlbergebe1en Nuftrage. Wer mad Gus
rOpe gu reiien nhni@t, ober 8erpaaote
beriberfOlamsn laHen min, tpenbe RG
an lr8enO cine Der g~enannter Ngenturem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
@m. Mutb'S

@ortsn. unb 4on3ert.2otal
auf BEN GouberEments 9dseI, segens
hber bonn @ingang gum parabeplaB.
Sic Snfehen BON 2utI@eu perben BON,
Barroom aus bebient. Nngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer Dor.
aisIi9 bentiltrter saal. Smportirte
Weine, feine @bisfies, 9iqu6re, ffets
uOr3hglides Bier; feline @isarren. 5 e.
BEN 9onntag SO pon
1 ubr az crosses Greis&on3ert.
Nbenbs BALL. Sos 9ofal fiebt
pribatsefelli@aften our 0erfasuug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

9Bm Etnmpns, gpfmeifer in Soaptue, Snbtdna,
f9retbt pDa8 nGlectrtc 8ttterS" BAT mir mebr sennst,
dls ale anberen Mebtctnen acknowledgements, sesen
aue BITE Bei@perben unb 2etben, pelGe bic Sclse BON
rler unb @ieb5idter Spbn 9eslte, ~ebeufaGs prn Sbaz
Sile. .ia8tt: sd balte electric gttters fur BITE bette
Waeeiein, bic eS stebt, i'd babe mid nod ibren Sc
Elm Gtientraaren : gambler %berielben Srtiaaft, iast
yGleetrts gttterS IT serabe Das, mas Semanb brau6t,
beiien @eiunbbeit total vdut ben Sunb setpmmen it'd
ME man 81 fasen pfest. M:. BAT es bic @eiunbbeit
tpteberseseten unS Id BABE mteber appettt a,S neuen
8eber8mutbl"
Die glafae foiet MIR so eents. gu baben In aasa
@pptbeten. 9retb, Tbpmpipn & Co., GbpIeiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
Nntis fir 9lr9iteftem.

Die d9tbdren &pinn1iffGre bon 8erdr Co.,
Seras, erluden Sadleute Bldne unb SpeSifis
~fatipnen fir ben 8au eines neuen Gpuntps
gpurtbauleS anSufertigen. SaS 8ebdube lpq
cine Srpnt am Stain 8lasa BON einbinbert
SUB unb cine Stefe BON einbrnbert uttb flint
nn6aHtSig SUB AT Ser NuintasS trabe baben,
lDn bier Stodnerfe bod rnb nit einem
Sburme unb einein Seller (basement) oerIes
BEN lein unb iol Die ~neue1ten &prri1tungen
fur Seisung, 2i4t unb &entilatipn baben.
Sin bie1em @ebGu6e ipllen fi9 fplgen6e &dunts
li6feiten befinoen, nGnlih &ier Court,
stpei @ranb Surhs, spei 9etit : eSSurDs, spei
Siftrift : Glerfs, bier &ihters, Elm Difrifts
Mnipaltz, elm County Nnipalts, sfpei County
glerfss, sfpei Sberiffss, Elm @eriHtsbienerSs
(bailif) Simmer, sfpei HGumlidfeiten fir be,
Collector, siuei fir ben Ql11ei1pr, eines lie fir
BEN Sdabnteifter, germeGer, Sautes Snipeftpr,
Observation-Disclosures, &onftabler nnb Nrsf,
sfpei Srtebensrihters Simmer, ein sSurMimmer
fir Bic Suffice Court, ems fir bic County
&omtniHGre, ein fir ben Sanitor, ems 9iblios
tbefssimmer unb ipnit nod &dumlidfeiten,
tpenr 9lab ~pprbancen it. @enanntes Sc,
baube ioa nit eleftriIAen Sabrftiiblen Gle.
v~ators), eleftriihem 2iAte, elmer 8orridtune
fir Sannpf SeiSuns, 11br, 8abesimmer unS
StplSlo pClINySH WV, A"pStpSW IpuVN 0lpSt
sroBe, biebsfeite, eiierne @anb : Sdrdnfe
~(vaults) fir bic @ufbeipabrnns Der Sapiere
beS Gpuntbs unp 9iftrift : GlerfS angebradt
iperben. Sir Speciffationen unb benienisen
8lan, Der BON ser County purt ais Der bette
eradtet mirb, werben elm Sauieno Dollar
$4,000 unb fir ben 3tpeitbeiten Sinf 9unbert
Dollar $500 9rdtnie besablt.
Yldne unb Specififationen mifen Bel benz
GpuntbsGl bon 8erar County Dor 10 llbr
&prmittass, @onta9 ben IL. Mai A. D. 1891
abgegeben tperben.
Die Court bebdIt ii@ baS 3edt Dor, einen
pber nlle 9ldne 3uriid5utpeiien.
glah 8%eitinmuns Der County Court
can &%ntonio, Seras, ben 27. Mdrs
A. d., 1891, publi3irt.
IS miro setpiini9t, bub aue 9lane bas
GerbdltniB BON Elm @iertel 3pa 81 einem
Sube einbalten.
g. 80. Mc4IIifer,
SOuntp.a i4tsF segar eountp' ssEas.
Shah. W. Smith.
County, @lert, Serar Gpunte, Eeras.:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
Die @ripSe ,pieSer ba,

@dbrenb Der SnHuenSa= epidemic he's lesttn Sabrei
erries f@ Or. Rings Reue Gntbefun9 segen SHplnbs
iu@t, Suifen unb GrtdItuns ais tas bette 9etlmtttel.
Die Mitihetlungen Der rieleu, bic eS btnntten, beta
ttgten tas. Dteislten tetamen ni&t MIR balb GrleiGs
teruns, icnbern has 1ebel h~tntersiet AUD fetne f9iim.
men @a&pirtunsen. Rir eriuGen Gtet NIT tteiem
Mittsl cine grpbe gu MAIDEN unn MIR 8ebel Jfnen biz
trerben. Das Ntttel Bat utHt feinss Glel&eR Bel I'M
fallen Dcu Grippe rtsr trseuc elneru ealss 3eblfcpfs
cher Qunsenieieeu.
@rctefaf9en fret Eel Dreib, 1bpmpIen & Go. Gan
Antonio. Crepe Glai@eu 80 Geuts une $I.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
d Nruiec.ealbe,

Die bette Sable ber Gslt fir S9uiite,
Aueti9ungeu, @ef9bdle, Gisber. hub Saut'
Nnsfaias, GIe6te, gefprunssne Sanoe, 8ruR.
braIen unb ale Sauttrantbeiten ; furirt 5d.
mnrrtoiben ober Feline S~e;a6Inne. @aaise
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER bas @eIb phb
mriiderRattet. rs Gents bic SdaGteI. Gum
Berfauf in allen apotbefeu. DrsiS, 9bomp'
Fon & Co., MboleioIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

m6sIi6 modem, BEN fur ben etaats.
%bausbalt bon Seras 10 bo9mi6tigeu
3weig Der 0ol5inbuRrie in Chicago in
wlrbiger @eife CUR aGsemeiaen Nns
id0uuug 5u %brtrgeu, ia elmer MeiIe,
weide bu3u beitragen nirb, ber NuBsu.
melt 81 seigeu, baB Stras au9 als
9olssStaat nit on Ger Spite Der 5hSs
EtaQten Sfeht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
M4erIci.

Die 6euertpsbr.G ompasnien biels
ten seiisrn isparate 8eriammluaseu ab,
In ,Dsl9en bauptid9li@ 6rasen, rel6e
auf oas %porbanbene @igentbum unb
befien 8erwenoung 8e3ug boben. sur
sprode gebraGt uurbeu. Cine ge'
meinf6aftti1e 8eriammlung finbet
heute Mbenb in bet Surnboue itatt.
g9on Dieber fcQ Der 2IineeIbeu'
tel berumgerei1t merben. Die 6rei.
utaurer uinf1en einen Sempsl fir bic
8eamten Der Staatsloge 5u erriften
uno tpirben benielben aud In San
4ntonio %aufibren, iDenn bic 5tatt,
refp. bic Burger berfeIben Elm G.fGent
BON $50. 600. entmeber in boar o6er
In @~runbfaden MAIDEN. Ser pratiii9e
Nuben tpirb babutd ~bargetban, bob bic
@roBIoge ole Sabre einmal auf elm
paar Sage bier 3uiammentreten ptrbe.
= Mus Del &io trifft bic Na@ri@t
bier elm, bon benz bDrtfel6f erfolgten
Mbleben Oes 0errn Hobert s. @Rifiug.
Dor 10 Sagen bate 9err Whlfins Ell,
men 59logaHfal gebabt. milfias NOR
elm lausidbriger 8erobaer San Nns
tonios, mo ct frtbsr uls 2aufmaun
etabIirt mar. Set etmas hber IL Sab
rem pobnte Ct OH Der @rense, meifteus
in Del &io; er uabm baielbft bic Stel'
lie bes 3olfollett0rs Elm. Sn &oberi
@ilfing tpirb eiu bieberer, oufri@tisel
Manu 3u @rabe getragen. Griebe fei'
ner Ni@e!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
Reifenbe Ngeutsn:
s.. g. @nf@.
10. Gdprobinb.
6 . q / g.
ga9es Gbrcnif.
2. @pril.

2. Mprtl.
742. &arl Der @robe seboren,
1719. Sobdnn @ilbeIm 2ubhlg 6letm gez
bpren gu @rmsIeben bel 9alberitabt.
1743. TbpmaS Seferipn, grdltSent Der
decentralization Sreitaate1, s%ebpren.
1857. gufbebunS beS Seiuiten : SrpetS IN
Spanien.
1898. eeinrid a,lsuit sOffmann bon Sal
IersIeben, sebpren.
1904. Sran3 9a6ner 5. Rein (sdpaben),
eeboren.
1906. SrieSri9 9a[m (9i4ter) %seboren.
1910. &apoleDns 8erntdblung NIT Marte
2puiie, Grsberapsin BON Seitsrrei9.
1914. Napplepn burd ben fran5Ditlher
Semat beS 9brpnes berluitig erfldrt.
1866. 81. Gpbben, seftprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

B@r 9os beFe 8rennbol3 in Der
Stabt LIT Su babeu BEL Car & & o'
beron. SelepbOn 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
OrnnOetsenfbnme , llebertraaunaea.
NreI Meeri6eibi on 3. 8. @olbbsd,
@runbfRd In Weeri9eibts Subbiblfon
an GIufe, $3.50.

aa5 biz In Belt rattenl 2Bie bdufs ipmnt es rpr,
fab eth liniad i'm Sauie yaiftrti Gin saR cher Steb,
cline S&nttts oter grantpunbs, nnb fann nett 5&
ftner Az bsIfen. Desbalb bate eine Tlai6e Saleaticn
Del mi Sauie uut tu brau&f ntht 81 icrstn.
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. All

sum 4. GtiFtunass Gefe beg @aale Gane
min No. PSI "Knights and Ladies of
the Golden Rule" finbet a,n 5onn-
obenb ben 4. Nprll in Der MiEfonss
@arten > 6aue TAFT. Biaste au baben
bel bem rnter5ei6neten GCmiie:
gilbert Rerid,
9beu. gtembtngs
Mar s6muedle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

MeerideiOt's Riper=s ubbiuiiiOn,
iablid BON Mia. StroBe, baut fG iebt
Iebbaft on. 6i@ert gu@ Gin @ruubs
ftad, ebe He alle berfauft iinb. Cement.
Seitentpege Dor iebem Baupiab uub biz
3ur StraBenbabnlinie. DIS giaen,
tbum lifgt In Der Stabt. Msnbet guh
on @ebr. Meerf9eibt, $40. 407
Oh 6outoaftraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

= 2bon'as q. gbiiOn 1T Elm 8ese.
tnrinnpr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

ben 3u rufen. Dor 4ur3em bat bic
9roBe Botoner Wagenbau.8 efelihaft.
bleleiGt bic erOBte, tpel9e Die Ser.
Staten auf3upeiien baben. fb peran.
IaBt geTeben, in Beaumont cine groBe
Gabrit fir bic Inferiisung bon Giiens
babntpaeen aler 9lrt si erri6ten.
Gin anoeres tir3Ii9 beetanbetes I'm.
teruebmen lit bic inmitten oes Gidtens
9ifritts, In 8ilage Drills anseleete ia.
brit, In melGer bic Southwestern
Wire Picket Fence Company" bic
pfoifen fur bic 9rabtfenaen i'm groBar.
tigen MaBfabe berftelt. Sn Orange
inb In ianefer 3eit ebenfaQs mieber
suei teue @el6dfte entftanbea. cine
6aBbauben, nnb cine W6bel : 6abrit,
tpelGe beibe Inn sr6Bten umfange BE.
trieben merben, uno Die neueife Runbs
ge6ung bes Sntersfes, meiGes bas aus
tudrtige 6fliGs 2apital on ber gni'
tpidelung Der tsranii9en 9oI3interefeu
nimmt, III Dor elm paar 9a9en erft tuies
Der In Beaumont su Gage getreten, unb
amar in Der Organization 0er "Furni-
ture and Wood Manufacturing Co..,
tpelGe NIT einem Stamm : 2upitoI BON
500. 900 arbeitet unb. f9 bic Nufgabe
geItelt Bat, iasbefonbere M6bel 3u lie'
fern. bic su BEN Runfwertsn ibrer art
sere9uet tper6en f6nneu.
IS bari oebofft tperoeu, BOB es Der
6ouHoner R%oupsntiOn aeliasen piro.
@ortebruueen gu trefen, tuel&e es
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-21

i -5ns q-s r-7wa II II, n-ch,-l
,2.r,Sr,,tin, .r,pns y ma,.-e sha,,3
.,c ,nnlir3
osfr-nior .hc ..s-.. vr,n, 3,,n" :.
!, ,.,.,o
= i''s-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-21

Nay was Z call for her ~..h the carriage
n, fiv". She must coatr.ve in some way
to .et through "ith Il. caller wi,Aa the
next Zen .Hinn'e- There were - many
i "iaste'4jugS' = be lone.
But now D"ia appeared viii! Tie me.
sag"
.P-easa mss, -" said there's an
Oh laly ioWn ~.air, VINO wants to SEE
/ YOU ~i.e tlcA -eni " he name be-
cause -hc avs You expected her.
"E-SPfesea iof louise repeater inc
""ii, Aee:4ta4ciiiy. n.y. doh ex-
pecl ahSNody ois Ms Way ou re
7'''0 - -! "
her TICKS
'oi ~ mlss. responder 'he git'.
"9A' sufe enough 90 person ana aAe
teet4S hlhd lef'te. iieF Dag vas
~
1Hft ~
- 3'sl9t = sHe
oooN = =,
80 ''' ~ -
:
.u,.. Il. ~ .ruun. il. le Delialo
~. n...
-, =,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-21

an if II wasn't Aloes; Bonl
"Oh, yes, broke in Louise. "Hes
very old friend Of mothers.
But at this point the O! lady's BODY
swayed 70 one side, and Louise spraug
up and caught her in her arms. She was,
as she had expressed it, clean ,uckerel
out. and was now on the verge Of
swoon
Louise reached behind her aal pulled
the bell, and presently Della appeared
the picture of amazement
'Heres help me up 10 my room with
-iiss Mo>rehead," and Louise, with com
pressed lips, gently put her srm around
tie old ladys back
Between 'hem they got her up the
stairs, where Louise applet res,orAtlvcs,
and presently she opened der eye, aud
looked about the lau,ly furnished room.
in4uirinsIy.
rs il ali right, my dear: sAe >u4
iecbly
: Yes, Auut Abby, bat yon must i,
quite Tor while, ana try to get soul
rest. lwil! larAen the 70 IN aal come
back soon, and want to find you
asleep
You are very kind, 50 like your
mother - a,,3 IN. 1li l., AZ. .v.. fol
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-21

Al r1tr4ct from .e.tc- srttea II 2
.oa. - Msy e,a.n1a = Ma -.
Ws-e4ea
zee tie create: piece ): usv. -:
y5a. loa remember how I.3ai,c AL.
disappointed us all 50 drea!tdn, p,
staying away rom stranac ias, SUNNI,
t. .ase ) -rca, aaa, shell ne7es Sc.
l-.gre ea1.e - v!si, her' We.!-ao. ,ae
-r.4t aan, hasn't dlei aal l@f, he- /.
tr,lae, >. even promised 70 AEe4t.oA ,-et
IN aer Viii bI, she dii giv- Louise !
r..iae >l.r had taken for bad dtb, when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
FRENCH SILKS.
From Leisure HouI

From Leisure Hour.
The total production of manufactured silk In the
world, per annum, Is estimated at value OF
G84 900 000 and Of this at least 900 is pro-
duced In France The French consumption Of raw
silk in 1890 was not much under 10000, 600
pounds, the value Of which is reckoned at from
wool, cotton, and other fibre IN mixed fabrics of the
silk factories the total will amount TO about
e16,OOOOO6 The great Importance of this industry
TO the wealth and power of France is evident. About
one-eghth OF the raw silk is native grown the re-
mander imported from Italy and from the East. Much
OF the amount Of home grown silk depends on the
hsalthiness of the mulberry forests. One year when
disease attacked the trees the silk product fell to below
$780, 900 pounds
France exports silk goods to the value of about
10000, 900, two thirds Of which taken by Eng
land and by the United States. Swiss and German
houses serious rivals in point OF quantity OF
featured goods. but IN quality the taste and skill of
the French will long maintain supremacy. The
United States rapidly increasing their silk fac
tories All wcwishers to Italy will desire prosperity
for the silk factories there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
A DOUBLE SURPRISE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
The ottv day n l. "a, IhctC graIher was busy In
his dark room developing negative, he was told that
he was wanted at In the gallery There he found
o lady walking the floor tlptoe and looking mys-
terlOusly behind her.
"Hush-h. Am foliowedf Do you see anyone
on the stairs or in the halli"
MOL" said the photographers In tho saIe awe
stricken manner there Is no human being In sight,
Then you can bring out my portrait"
The photographer dsappeared soon returning with a
be the portrait Of his caller.
No one has seen it,
"NOt soul'
aYou win st preserve my secrcti'
"lnvioiably"
"Thanks."
Then the lady betook herself away as mysterously
as she came. and the photographer, after putting
white chalk mark the back OF the picture, slammed
wall.
lie had Just finished this proceeding. when the door
Of the gallery opened softly low whistle introduced
Itself, and man entered.
.S,death, he exclaimed, "are we alone IN
ave are" answered the photographer.
"Hai It's well am the husband Of yonder woman
who has Just left your strdio What brings her
hitherto
"The streetcar, presume said the man Of neg.
atives with brazen effroDtery.
so. / imagined she walked But enough OF her
Dost take pictures''
81 dost.n
"Thcn sit me now, fellow. and mark you-not a
word - hel-i would whisper 10 you'll want 10 SUR
prise her at ChristmasI'
Just so.'
But frat must see the style OF her portrait Tho
two must correspond understand.
man, that she shall never know She. too. wants TO
surprise you.'
flo swore. both before he saw the pcture and after
This made assurance douby sure. Then he sat for =
negative and there Will be two slrprlses in TINT
family when the condolences are sent homo Christmas
week. framed and ready 10 DO hung side by side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
SUITOR REsARTUs.
A Sentimental Dilemma.

How can WOO you in this ancient suit
You do not notice 1t. Of course; Know IL
My soul Is burdened with shapeless boot
Your beart Is singing welcome 10 your poc@
Here In the shadowy settle can sit
And sparkle WITH you. brightly conhdenuai:
But when into the lamp Upright zone you h''
i shrink into some corner pcnltenual
A weildressed crowd, their tilors all uhpaid'
Throng round you there, and Guns ana coh~'
glls.en.
OF PHYS blindness. as of scorIl, a1r5ra. 49,.
/ shun the merry fray, and darkiing hsueh'
For who could urge the tmldest OF suits, ,
Conscious Of such Indifferent clothes ana poo'S'
You think me quite good as otier men ,.,,.,.
Nav more 1 think you think me vasuy De'er
Your candid chances seem TO ask me wisai
I'll seek to bind you In a willing letter. ,,,
Is this presumptonf Not from frlehd 10 ifieha'
Whose souls unite like clasping hands Oh loVerS'
Yet cnD / breathe no word Of love 20 eng -
The delicate doubt that DER the unspoken hovers.
II i were hopeless that you loved me no, ...
Nv homeless love, confessed, myself would natter'
But should the bssfql drosm be true. wOI snattor
Nv Queen indeed as king I'd love to lord IT.
cannot tell you that can't afford IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
TWO WAYS OF Describing IT.
From TheSBoston Journal.

From The SBoston Journal.
A and met Mrs. Kendall at an afternoon tee IN
Boston recently A got word or two with her, but
b stood talking for about an hour. They explained
the matter TO me separately.
A said: B would stand there talking at Mrs. Ken.
DIAL. The hostess would present Smith TO her and
when the first how-do-you-do was over, would re-
sumo As was saying, Mrs. Kendall The hostess
would present Brown. would break In, AS Won
were remarklng. Mrs. Kendall The hostess would
present Robinson. b would impore DO let me
sob, did have such lovely long talk such a
charming talk, with Mrs Kendall r gushed out at me-
Really. she talked with than half an hour,
found each other so congenial she told me about
her own dear boys at college Xford-in England.
asked her 10 visit at Harvard but she said she was
bringing out three plays week. she should he
charmed. do wish she could come know she would
enjoy IT, the charming woman. Every little rag of a
heart have left is mady in love with her There
must have been some fine sympathy between us 10
keep us talking together so eharmngly and go long"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
RAIN 4 CAUSE OF LIGHTNING.
stnnrt I'm The Electrical Engineer.

Otis X. Stuart in The Electrical Engineer
IL Is popularity supposed that the sudden downpour
of rain which generally at once follows heavy
lightning fash Is caused In some way by the nash IL.
self OF course this Is known not to be the case and
IN view OF the considerations above presented Ii Is
quite possible that the sudden increased precipitation
may be the real OF the fash at that particular
moment. BY reducing the resistance (of the air to
electricity through the striking distance the increased
precipitation offers path for the discharge which.
without this increased precipitation II would be un
able 10 follow that IS to say the electro motive force
high enough 10 follow the path of the multitude OF
large randrops. owing to the greater velocity OF
light we the fash before the drops but the
latter really start their journey before the former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
THE JOURNEY TO SOUTHERN EUROPE


Mr. Morgan informed me that this year considerable
Improvements had been realized in regard TO the Jour
ney down TO the South. The most comfortable train
and The most popular train is that which leaves Lon
don at IL a. M This corresponds with the three best
channel steamers the Empress, the Victoria and the
one hour and ten minutes, that more like ocean
steamers in their construction and consequently there
is reached at 7 p. m 1t was then, however colsd-
cradle trouble to get the baggage examined by the Gus
tom House, TO take cab, drive half across Paris to
reach the Lyons railway sation and there take the
train for Marseiles and the Riviera. As often not
the traveller arrived too Late and had to stop in Paris
all night.
some time ago new lines were laid down outside
Paris and junction effected between the two railway
stations. Then what called the train de luxe was
established, three times week. and travellers
C Sert to d tSe so % line Without ut hans to
Paris in a cab: This year o, much better ar
crn station Mt O'Clock the travellers find on
the same platform dining-car waiting for them.
They need not trouble about their luggage but simply
twenty five minutes they start for the SOUTH the south
Sa Sg y o iii 70 S e ss
Msrseilies or Monaco. little later, at :45. che
tTa n de Rs ss rds O Paris the IN both sa
avoided. The first of these trains is known as the
RSpe na Is q the eeapS ana G od
slsts of dlnng-cars. sleePlngcars and lltsalon."
class carriage compartment on one side there are
In the centre there is very small lsvatory, and on
each side two small seats which useful for clothes.
for bundles, for attendant. Tile three larger
seats at night pulled and constitute good beds.
Thus e small family party dispose Of five seats
preserve perfect privacy. The inysbd with them need
not expose his ailments TO unsympathce travellers.
His cough or any sort Of attack 10 which he may be
subject will not disturb Others than those who come
with him purpose to nurse him. Such carriage
can he bespoke o. London. II will re In readiness at
Calais viii be attached TO the southern train when
ID reaches Paris. and will thus convey the patient and
M. vht IN he Ryipr no.
be denied that this is very great improvement and
renders the health resorts OF the Riviera much moro
accessible 70 invalids. Nor have the railway compa-
MES taken all these 10 Improve the comfort OF
the travellers In vain.