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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
Qus StnIhe.

Ginnlol tuiG i9 nod beri9tsn uut
taunr bem oGlrop" Su @efallen. Ser
Sunse fOmmt iest iosar nod nit ieinet
alter Senneu, bic bas Briiten nidt lai,
fen iuUlleu unb meint o5 nidt Der ,,Nlco.
bemus," Dber yT6omas" Elm Mittel
perihrei6en f6nnte. Stun lieber Sunse
laB bod beine Siibuer briiter, ieBt TT ia
serabe Die 3eit 100 iie briiten iolIen,
0o9 i6 min Dir Elm Mittel uerratben
unb iett inert auf. 8aue einen Stull
BON Seuariesel Sebn 5uB i'm Dur6mei=
fer, bas Dad aus Strob, iese Sann
Deine briittuiitbiseu Sennen binein unb
iperre su bieien elm iunses aalb ein;
bas aal6 ipirb Die !6iibner ben san5en
Sag int Stall berum treiben uno bieie
iperben banu bas 8riiten nereeiien.
Ils &abicalfur tpiro bas IbI9neiben
bes Sdnabels bidt binter ben Obren
empfD1len.
Sablrei6e &ranfbeitsfdle iinb bier
aufsetreten uns audi SIR Correspondent
lnuBte leste @o6e bas Sett bitten.
Die @attin bes Serrn SranS Slid,
ruel9e am lsBten MittiuOd itarb, muir
be am 9onnerstas bur9 8aitor 3ims
mermanu auf oem 6ieiisen airdbOfe sur
euisen9aube sebettet. stu9 bieBaitoren
s. S. &lid pon ct. 9ouis uno &eu.
8funb bon Sainuis wobnten bem 8e'
srdbniiie bel. Die Serltor6ene errei9te
bas 9llter bon 35 Sn6ren unb iuar MIR
penis mebr o!s Gin Sabr nit Srn.
&lif perbeiratbet. sic rube inSrieben.
Serr $. S. Merf lit I'M Bctt unb
pf1est sic Grippe. Nicobemus.
Goeben er9alten eiue 9roBe 9luss
iuabl Seniter.8urbanee bon ueridiebe<
nen Sarben, tuel6e billiser als ie Sue
Dor 5u babeu iinb in 2eisner's MDbe!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
6ermann aHo., 0reitae . MVai 1885,,

bnriiber arsumentiren fuiien, aber wenu
Der feste republifanifde Gonsres iuSes
mdBteit nit ben iteisenbsn sluiprii9en
bes 2aubes uno ben Grforberniiien res
Tolfes 9 r0Bere Gussabeu autOriiirs fat,
als friibere GOnsteiie, 10 tpia bies gar
nibts lasen. ( ct. 2ouis E,i6iiRe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
smpire uao.8alter u. |
Grnte:Maidiaeh

Iiele por,iieIi6en @rnte: :Wol6inen per-
fauie idb oieIes cSobr b;lliser o!s je Supor uns
rperoch in ieser Siniid5t 9arantirt. Sstst
Ioi6inen iino bel mir auiSeteut ilno tsns
nen III ir9en6 elmer 9eit seprilit lperotn.,
Sinbers S6uur pertanfe id) ebeiltdus
biai9er un6 baltic aue Sorten an.Sano.
Sermann9 % bepo BILL
Berger, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Ser @aiieritanb i'm Siu9e,5luiie
iuar Mitte lebter @ode elm unseluObns
lid bober, ltnD fiat Die So6ilutb auf bel1
nie6ris selesenen llferldnbereien itellens
ipeiie sroBen S1aoen augeri6tet. Gau.
Ienbe BON @iienbabui6ueaen, bic an
5luBuIer aufseitapelt iOareu, iiub fort
Qcid]iuemmt lupr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Guf Srunb eines bonn lesten Gonsre6
erlafieneu 9eieses tperoeu Dom /. Suli
ab bic Stlter=SOlIars, Sal5en.0olIars
25-Gents- uno 10 Gents<Stii6e neue
Yrdguu9 erbalteu. @olbmiinSen blei:
ben uuosrdnoert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

g8esbalb 10 bohe Breiie fir @aaren
beSubler, iuenit Sbr 10 bilis Bel uhs
einfaufen f6nnt uni baju bel uns nod
bic sr6Bte Gusiuabl finbet.
8rubpt & S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

SD babe bieie @Ode cine sroBe
luantiidt Sinberi6uur erbulten Die
i9 isbt billi9 uerfaufe. gs miro ba,
ber I'M Sutsreiie eines jeoen 5armers
iein, ieinen 8ebnrf OH 8inbfahen iebt
eiuSule9en.
9R Snr6nu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Sn Geut'6lano. beionosrs in8a1ern,
ipu Der Stanb Ger Gaaten Elm iebr
l6le6tfr ieiu unb iol Der iarfe @inter
ilrdterliden sdabcn anssridtet taben.
Die 8interiaat icu fait sdn5li6 per,
nidtet tpurben iein uno bic Sommer<
Iaat faunt cine balbe Grnte oeripreden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

8rdiioent SarrilOn miro auf ieiner
iholi6en 8eiie iiberau nit 10 aufri1s
tiger Scr5libfeit besriiBt, baB Der Sit
ben baourd Dem Sersen bes Noroens
betrd6tlid ndber sebra6t piro. Die
sin5igen WtiBt6ne, tpenn BON iolden
bic &ebe fem fam, ssben pun bemo=
tratil6en 8lGttern bes ytprbeus aus,
Die in oieier SinIidt BON ibreu iaoliz
der Gollsgen elfpas lernen fonnter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

i9dftsleuten eure @aaren, bann erbal.
tet liz ben pOaen 3erf6 eueres @eloes
unb lauft nidt @efabr beidiuinbelt 5u
peroen I'm eHer Iluer eripor6ene3 @elo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Die gce6rtcn 2eierinnen MAIDEN mir
auf uniere if6ae Yusipabl ueuer slei-
rermuitcr aufmer!iam. Die moberniten
Inlttr uon 5 big 35 Gents bel
8rubot & 9 herer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Dds unO Sdmein balteL nun tuipber
ben Sie9es. .@insu3, nit amsrifanii9en
6arben 9el6n1iidt, in Dsuti6lanb unb
tusroen nit Subel tesriiBt. Inns lit
ipObl unh9euti9lanb beher! gta6 Z ma
germ sSaDren fommen MN boffentli5
Die Z fstten fir 0euti9tano mo permag
Der u9cmcire Waun" nnltatt trpdencu
SrooCS unh 9ortOHslu, mai luieotr nit
S6nlals uno Sped Die Speile ldmad=
batter unb nabrbafter 81 ma6cn. 9ie
2ri6inen iuerhen iih rcipeftupa icrne
baltcn, iuie iie es bier ia tbun, luo por
Dem ocutI6en Gremspfubl i'll ibres9tidts
onr6bobrenocm @efiible cinl6rumpTen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
syrubIalrs=Innitatcr.

9,intS unn 9irsbams, Die 9r6Btc
unb id6nite Iuspabl uel6e jemafs bier
su ieben ipnr. Greiie INNER Die nieo-
,isiteu. SerSos & 8ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
Sni,efeni Taiistsui

9ie gr6Bte 9lusuab1 uuo clssnntciten
0tultcr jt Den nicbri9itcn Yreiien in
Der Stnbt, liabct man unltrcitig in2cis.
nCr's Wi66cl5nnollm9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

BEN. Sir f6nnen ubne Ginuanberung
nod gar ni6t fertis iuerseu, uno 9erabe
Der SIben bebarf ibrer am meiiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

8sii6tist meine srpBe NusuablSOms
mermanren. ebe ibr Cure @infduIe
madt. 50 I'M. gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

aleeeSamen. Eimotbps sSamen, BIlan;z
fartpfieln, Ganten9nfer 81 baben bei
W. Soroan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

9ur1 bc3 0ouuerneurs llutcrl6rift
baben lrcben me6rere uibti0e 9as
Geiesesfraft crlan9t, 70 Die 8orla9e,
lpel6e ausiudrti9e 9orporationen, Die
I'M staaie @eiddite MAIDEN. perpIlibttt,
fiir ben Wtiliourier Sbeil iDres9apItals
Sncorporatiun39ebiibren in Die Stants.
tnlie 5u be6ablen uno iit in 8irtlidfet
Den ndmii1en Yerpfi6trugen unter-
lplrft, ocncn cinGeimil9e Gurporationen
na9tOmmeu miiilen. gEeiter bat Scrr
6ronci5 DIE Sil unter5eidnet, wel6e
8oblen9eirIlidnIieu jluin3t, ibre s(n9ez
ltellten iueni9lteus alle Is Gage cinmal
absul6bncn; freili6 iuirb bnr6 bieIes
@cleb AUDI bns 9luiueiIun9s= SpItem
slei6ium le9alilirt, nur miifeu Ioldle
slnrciiunsen immer Seiti9 periilbert wcr-
ben. 9tu6 Die Solijei. 8eniion5. .Sia
erBielt bc3 0Ouucrueurs llntcridriIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
0ai6i,tem tno ssarm8e.
rdthe.

Sd babe einen sroben @orratb Don Wei-
,eil: SGemal6ine II, Disc. Harrows, (S6neis
bczG99eu, Sutt eri6neioez Wiaidinen Gissr
9reiien, GornSdGl.r, 9oriepowerS Gpring'
wa9en uno gu99p's oil Sano pel9e i9 bils
lla DerfdiIfen meroe.
SeIbitgemadte Sarmma9en inS YfIse
babe i6 itets oil t6ano bic i6 9arantire nnS
III ie1r mdBi9en 9reiien perfdllie.
S6mieoearbeten allsr art, 6eparatiren
oil D{ai1ineu ulm. iperben piinttlid beiorat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Sn eirenI enalilden Slatte, oas uon
eiuem Ocutiden reoisirt wiro, Sbaoe's
ySentlnel", iuieo ben 9lmerifauern su
@emiltbe 9eiiibrt, mas bic pie!sei6mdb=
te ginipanoerung fiir Die Nati on getban
bat. 9lr9eHpmmen, man bate I'M
Sabre 1890, nls Die brei5ebn Staaten
1921 900 @inWobuer sdblten, Die Gin
tuanrsrun9 perbutcu, 10 piirbe bic
umerifanilde &spubiif beut b66iten
5luiIden A. lnb 100000 Ginmob,
ncr Sdblen, ut9crldnct Die 9teser uno
Mulatteu.
S2dre bas im 9(uslanbe setprsne
Clement nl6t seiueien, 10 wdre
Die llniuu por 30 Sabreu 5erriiien nor
Den, benn in Siioeu unb i'll ben @tenS>
itaaten waren 80 9rpjent Der olten
6amilielt 8ebellcn, iudbreno BEL Den
@in9ewanberten bas 9ertdltniB serabe
umgefe9rt iuar.
s8as 1T Die S6uto baran, baB Der
Sii6en ioiueit III Der gultur uno Der
GiuililatiOn 5uriid lit? Der Manget
an @inluanOeruu9.
Sn Den iiebeu Siloltaaten: Warp.
lamb. aentudp, 9eras, 8eit @irsinien,
5torioa uno 0claiuare, betrdst Der
SrOSentlub Der Glu9ciuanOerten 81 beu
@iHgeborcneu 30, iii ben anbcrcu
liio'i6eu Gtaatep, Irfanlas, 2cuneiiee,
Sr8inia, MiiiiiIlppi, Siib=Garoliua,
rb-garplina nuo Georgia betrGgt CT
nod feline Swei Yru5ent. 9eIienun9e
a6tet uerlan9t Der Gon9rcB.9(b9eorbs
ncte Dates uDn 9llabumu, baB Die Gin.
iunnterun9 nod beoenieno erI9mert
weroeu lpa. 0a 0srr Dates 0emofrat
iili 10 bat CT S(usii1t, Sor.
liber be3 Ginwauocrun9s @pmitcs I'M
nd6iten Gon9reiie 81 iuerben. 9aae
gen pruteitut MN 9err 9babe gang
cnti6eocn. @r ia9t: nSn bieicm
Sale nuB bcr odtbare !Serr bon 9ua
bama icine Mcinun9 Gntern, pNcr abel
Die temo!ratiide 9urtei milbIe ibre tra
oitioncae EOlitif aufseben, benn Il,
lpmrbe 9eraoe burd Die glenoeruns DC,
Giuiuanoerunss Eol;i;f inter Sc6r
9lrams ins 2eben seruien.
n5erner la9t S6aoe: ,ginise Slat
ter uerlun9cn cine 9lenoerun9 Der Gin
iuanberun9s= uno 9taturalii iutions Sc
iebe; es lit bur9aus feline Hotbluenoia
felt fir bieIclbe porbanoen. @d6renl
mir 10 iebr, iuie irsenb Semanb, sesel
unipiini6snswertbe @inluanosrung fin
stauben iuir. buB Die seseniudrtisen Gs
Iiebe uollltdnoig 9eniisen, tpenn iie itren
our6ssfiibrt iuerb;n. @lr iino sese
ale pno isbe gini9rdnfung, Die seeie
net 1T. su;e gintpanbernns aus bel
2nuoe fern au halten; oieie Station mi
ibrcm unsebtursu biinnbtp5lierten @t
biete lit nod nidt 9rpB senns I'M Fl
nit elmer 9ineiilden Mauer su ams
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

@enu ibr aaffee, 3uder, Steis,
Spetl ld9en, ,SDrup OberWolaiies brau6t
ma6t Cure @intduie bel
SerSo9& W lib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

g8r oerrouieu Die belten S6u9e in
Der Stabt unb Sluar 81 Den nieorl9ten
8rCiIeu.
Trl1bpt & GdIerer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
Garnets uub GorhSuae

bon Der er6Bteu slusTabl unb m5sli6it
nieorisen 8reiien bsi
81. $. $ Saienritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
3tt OerfaMfcit.

0fein Gi9entbum beIiebenb aus 30 Stabt-
lotten neblt glitein @obnbaus, Staluua II.
/. 10. 1T btui9 gu uertaufen. q Nder iins
nit Neinreben bepfan;t. @e9en g6berem
menb DC man li6 ar
Wtartin gSeber,
loermann, gRp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
Yfan3en.

&raut-. &oblrabi4, Somatos unb
SlBfartOffelpFan5en, bier 9eSosen nnb
itets frii6 81 baben bel
8rubpt & g 6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Goeben er9ulten cine srOBe sluss
iuabl Seniter.8Orbause bon ueridiebes
nen Sarben, iuel6e billi9er als ie Sll.
uor Su baben linb in 2eisner's MDbe!.
hauofuuQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
&irhlihcs.

&dditen 9pnnerstas, gbriiti>Sim>
meIfabrt, iuerben in Der bieiisen ct.
Geor9s Stride fol9eube 9inber Sur l..
+. &pmmunion 9eben:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01

Die erbabene Seier miro ibren 9tns
fang neDmen nm 9 llbr Sormittass, ba
Die &inber in 9rpseiiion bon Der S9ule
5ur STRIDE Sefiibrt iuerhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
Sfitti,ii,cr 25'
@Sdentli@er @arftberidt.
Getreihe, RehI MIN
PtuuWUt
Gorrisirt BON

HERZOG & WILD, 0rneer.
Die ansesebenen Breiie tuerben bon ben
Sdnblern [meiitens im Tauide] be5abl.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
TO BENEFIT HOMES FOR YOUNG WOMEN.

An open-ar performance OF Shakespeafes " AS lou
Like It, similar to those which have become SO pOpu-
lar in England will be given on the grounds OF MIS-
F. A. stevens at Castle Point HOboken, on the after
noon Of Tuesday June 1G under the direction OF A. NJ
Palmer and William Seymour for the benefit OF st.
Michaers Home MamarOneck, and st. Katherine's
Home, Jersey City. These are Institutions for the
rcformatOry care of young women and do excellent
work. The benefit pastoral play will be not only
labor of love" in appreciation of the value of the two
homes but also will be in the nature Of compliment
to the Rev. Dr. &. II. HOughton Of the Church Of the
transformation known as "The Little Church Around
the Corner" .As You Like IT. performed
few years ago at Manchestcrby sea for the Actors
Fund Mr.. seymour who will assist Mr.. Palmer at
Castle Point, was stage manager Of the performance
Many well-nown members Of the theatrical pro
fession have volunteered their services for the new
production Miss Rose Coehlan will be the Rosallnd,
Miss Agnes Booth the Audrey and Maurice Barrymore
the Orlando of the cast. Mr. Palmer has asked Stuart
Robson to take the part of TOucstOne and Frank Mayo
that of JaQues. No pains will he spared to make the
play complete success. The costumes will be rich
and attractive and the scenery provided by nature
includes some of the finest old trees in America
If the weather should not prove favorable, notice
of posponement will be posted at Hazard, Hazard &
CO.'S Broadway and Twenty fourth-st on June 10 at
IL a. III. Only limited number of tickets will be
Sold The price is 95 and the tickets can be had from
Mrs F. H. Weeks No. IL East Twenty -fourth-st; Mrs
w. " Chaplin, No. 30 East Forty -ffth-st and Mrs
A. Alexander, Castle Point, Hoboken.
Among the patrons and patr0nesses OF the enter
tainnen are the Rev. DIR. G.. H. HOughOn, ArchdeacOn
Mackay smith, the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, the Rev. Dr.
j. r. Davenport, the Rev. Dr. ID. II. Greer the Rev.
Dr. f. A. Hoffman, the Rev. DR. +. H. levitt, the Rev
Dr. d. Parker Morgan, the Rev Dr.. II. Y. Satlerec,
the Rev Henry MOttet Mrs AstOr, Mrs A. Alexander,
Mrs Hicks Arnold, Mrs W. T. Blodgett, Mrs. c. ;.
Mrs c. f. Chandler. Mrs. Joseph II. ChOate. Mrs. W. v
Chaplin, Mrs Alfred c. Chaplin, Mrs: W. Irving Clark,
Chauncey NJ Depew, Mrs. g. b. De Forest, Mrs. r. H.
| Derby, Mrs Francis Deafield, Mrs Paul Dana, Mrs.
Morgan Dix Mrs. Henry Draper Mrs. w. Butler Dun
| can. Mrs. ]. O. X. Duer and Mrs. T. c. Dunn.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN

S. L. Mitchell, secretary and treasurer Of the Amer-
can Car and Equipment Company of No. 10 Wall-st
said yesterday that there nothing new in the con.
dton OF the company beyond the fact that virtually IL
had failed, though legally it had not. The American
Car and Equipment Company organized about two
years ago With capital Of $4,000. 1t was connected
with the American Equipment. Storage and Warehouse
Company Their relations were reversed in March. But
confusion Of their names occurred yesterday which Gre
ated the impression that the Warehouse and Storage
company was in trouble Mr.. Mitchell said that the Car
and Equipment Company was not receiving or paving
any money. and he did not know when an assignee
would be appointed. No statement Of liabilities and
assets could be obtained. The company bought and
reorganzed old street and steam companies and worked
in conjunction with the Warehouse and Storage Com
pany until March. But It is understood that the latter
concern is not affected BY the failure OF the car com
pany.
sheriff Rosslter, Of Passalc County, " j., yesterday
afternoon took possession of all the personal property
IL the works Of the American Car Company, under
an attachment issued at the snit 6 stephen W.
sharot and George W. Farnham, executors Of the
estate Of Alexander W. Budlong, for the recovery Of
debt Of S5j6 S.
J. d. Mitchell Is president Of the American Car and
Equipment Company. The directors, as given in the
"Copartnership and Corporation DlIectory' Of 1890
are J. ID. Mitchell, ~ 7. Sayce George IL. Humphreys
and C. ;. Maynard.
Judge O'Brien, OF the Supreme Court has appointed
Frank L. Edminister receiver Of the NewYork Adver-
Using Agency, Of No. 90 Broadway. To wind up the
corporation He the president and largest stock
holder, having 1G5 ont OF 800 shares. There are
seven other stockholders among them being The
Mail and Express" ten shares. The business was
started about four years ago, and April last the
stockholders voted 10 put the company into liquida-
ton The liabilities are about $4,000 and nominal
assets about $4,000 IN accounts bills receivable and
fixtures There about ESQ creditors, mostly news
papers. in this city and all over the country whose
claims run from II 10 $2,lO0
Charles ID. Wcl,, assignee Of Watson a Uartho
low, dry goods merchants who failed In Novenber
1850 yesterday entered a judgment against Hugh
Moore at No. 800 Broadway for GAG 5O4 balance of
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
THE STATE ALLIANCE CONVENTION.

Hornellsville y. Y, April e3.-IIavins consumed
all Of yesterday in frutleSs skmishing the delegates
TO the state Farmers Alliance Convention got down
to business this morning President Polk was on hand
this morning The Committee on Platform reported
in favor Of adopting the Ocaa PLATFORM and this was
DONE Then the delegates went to formulating their
demands. The first was that mortgages, for the
purposes Of taxation shall be treated part Of the
real estate and taxed where the real estate upon which
they are given lies. The realty is also TO be taxed for
its full value, less the value Of the mortgage.
Having done so much the delegates suspended tho
order Of business to get President Polk to explain the
unwritten work of the order. Then the Alliance
formulated demand for Government ownership and
maintenance of the great waterways OF the country
the State to and maintain the canals. They also
demand a uniform system of textbooks for in tho
common schools Of the State, the books TO be compiled,
published and furnished by the state at actual cost.
Messrs. Hicks and Maguire, the Knights Of Labor
leaders who came here TO address the Alliance yes
terday on the beauties Of ailating with the Knights
wanted to establish friendly, If not fraterna com
bination with the Alliance, but the delegates were
cold and did not indOrse the proposition y telegram
of fratcrnal greeting from 800 delegates IN convention
at Waco Tex, was read.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
MEDICAL COLLEGE ALUMNAE MEET.
WOMEN DOCTORS WANT THE RIGHT TO VOTE
FOR EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

WOMEN DOCTORS WANT THE RIGHT TO VOTE
FOR EXCISE COMMISSIONERS
An interesting and important meeting OF the alum
nae OF the New York Medical College for Women was
held al Sherry's on Wednesday afternoon MOTE lIa'
four score women physicians were present Inc
alumnae discussed among other Things, women d
PHYSICIANS and "The Position Of Women Toward the
LIQUOR Question: The principal speaker OF the uay
was Dr. j. e. Bradner who after discussing the posi-
ton of women in the past spoke, in part as follows
Let us never forget that the woman physician rep
rescnts the pioneer woman, In pioneer government
and II our country is TO continue model republic s
women must represent the highest type OF women
NAPOLEON said The future destiny OF the cmid IS al
ways the work Of It's mother We women physicians
demand Of the State Of New-lork that II grant Hs
women the same voice in regulating the health ana
morals of It's children that 1t already has granted them
in regulating their education. We demand that inc
women who arc privileged to vote for school ComhIS
sioners, be also allowed to vote for EXCISE Co""''
soneS We do not ask 1t ip the Interest oi universal
suffrage prohibition, or of either poitical party W"
do ask IL as women and physicians, knowing tha'
rusoakcd children arc the very incubaOrs Of disease
Snrev the Empire State will be safe II it trusts tlc
health and morals as well as the education OF us
children 20 women.
The woman physician OF to-day does not pose as
tho emancipated woman. She Knows too wen ulat il
American women were ever slaves, they were WuihB
ones. II our gandmothers had sat around the mouse
with no knitting sewing IN their hands Their ialeis
would probably have set them 10 studying to Keep them
out of mischief; and they, too, might have become
emancpated. No. there is danger of too much emsh-
cipaton. Would 1t not be well to sound note m oi
Warning 10 our ambitious sisters not to 60 too far IN
crowding men out Of employment II women arc
anxious TO do the work men VIII let them, ana l9
futre American while he may not be struttng around
I'M war-paint and feathers, Will be in some equally ap,
proprfatc costume, while the women grind the cOri
Aftnr the doctors address committee was ap-
pointed to draft petition to the Legislature, asking
for the power TO vote for Excise Commissioners Inc
pettion will be presented TO the Legislature as soon as
the requisite number Of signatures has been secured
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
prva1s IN THE OHIO OIL WELD.

Flndlay Ohio April 23.-An interesting cohcs7 u
being waged between the STANDARD and Manhattan ~
Companies for the control Of the Ohio OIL HELD lo
Manhattan is the most powerful Independent company
operating in the field, and what makes the hsut Hoie
bitter is the fact that the Manhattan Is composer VI
ihe same men who year ag2 sold out to The STANDARD
lima on Companv foc 81 100000, and then at once
reinyested the money I'm new territory The standard
has begun selling Ohio oil for use as fuel for twenty
cents per barrel delivered. In TltusvlHt httNOhrs
and other Pennsylvania cities and in Ne~-f@k ana
New-Engand twenty cents is the rate made although
it had heretofore been selling at sixty to scventyhVe
cents. The price at the tanks here Is uuIV cents
The Manhattan and the other Independent companies
in the field hete arc beginning feel the effects Of the
cnt serl0u, ,Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24

be for tho portion Of value withheld from clipped
dollar On which IL was first inscribed. Imagine that
our officials should at some time entertain the theoiog
cal views Of the MOrmons and should proceed 10 In
sor,ho the motto Holiness 10 the Lord" on the Ma
sanoI &C. coins and bindings No statement that
this is a Christian country would avail 70 remoye @
tbo obviously improper character OF the act ON
,bc avecenf coins previous to the present issue
sppears a small cross. The inquirer would prob
ably be assured that, as the lowest part Sshes % sh
treoii or the like. But hairs breadth IN s hek,
ness added on each side OF the blunt poihn w9d si
make The figure undenlably cross. Then u migni
he claimed that q cross has been on the National
coins previously tor generat'on Joyerpes ncaf pns
TIsoTous life into the rampant roaring devil Of re,
leious intolerance The present motto IS an Ihs"i.
~ the Intelligence of the excellent people whom ~
s intended 10 please and conclliate. 81 pnrlous
nnum" Is motto wholly satisfactory 70 a., aner'
can citizens. - ~ D. H. 'h1'
Fustls Fla, April IL, 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-04-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The steamship Spree, that arrived here yesterday
from Bremen landed among her many passengers Mrs
Agnetha Aggens Miss Matilda Aggens, II. L. Boyd,
w C. Baestier Albert Benary, w. L. Chase, Dr. Ernest
Dobe Mrs A. NJ. Evans. W. H. Forster, A. q. Forster,
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. BailleGrOhmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Norman Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Kilbreth Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Mccullough, w. b. Miller. Baroness
Won stenwehr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Seymour. Mr.. and
Mrs r. NJ Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs Louis stern and Charles
Whitney COOmbs.
on board the Saale were Mr. and MIS- NJ l. Bar
rett the Rev. Franz HOrvath the Rev. Johann Flebeck
DR. w. KOerner. Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Lewlsohn W. q
MupderlOh Austrian COnsul to Montreal; Professor
Icandcr Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Won Week, Charles H.
Whitney, Miss Young and Captain Mlbank