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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
T. wo1-FsoN,-NGAINI I.1AzA,=sAM ANroUro TEXAS

tpieien, neil er ole Gelegenbeiten, nit
Nelanie bon 5teuern auiammeuautref=
fen Dermieb. Wdre ibH bic Wette, bic
iein einmaliges Nuftreten In Der Quobs
rifle our GDlge baben iolIte, bor ber
unterrebung nit ber treuIoien 9raui
feines Jreuabes angebpten porben. er
bdtte lieber fein &enontmee aIs @eite,
ristirt, als elm Wieberfeben nit ib,
In 10 naber 3eit beranlabt.
giun fonnte er inbeB nidt aurhd, obns
fi6 ld6erIi6 au MAIDEN, unb 70 i1idte
er ftb benn lebr miberpillig an, In be,
prDbe nit 5u agiren.
Gance ritt nid5t NIT, erfens tpeil er
feir befonberer &eiter unb nid9t i'm BE.
ftb eines apedentfpre1enben pferoes
mar. 3tpeitens unb maBgebent aber
besbalb nidt, neil Melanie Ia@enb,
aber iebr beifimmt ertldrt batte, unter
teinen llmifdnben ibren 9erlobten gum
partner baben 5u tpollen, Tim ni9t Dor
ber 3eit einer SQufon beraubt au tpers
Den.
Nber ais 3uf6auer mar 2ance ieoo9
febesmal sugegen.
gebolp fanb f6 cine giertelfunbe
bor ber 3ur probe anseiebten 3eit in
ber alien g.. 'i1en &eitbabn elm, tpo
ibn granbenitein, prab uub 2auee EN-.
pfingea.
Ser betrefenbe ,e9par3braune"
tuurbe eben ulter Deden in bic Babn
seftbrt.
gs ftebt tibrisens Bel Sbnen, &ebotp,
Oh sic bic &oQe beg Mousquetaire o,
Der oer Dame MAIDEN, rief priib benz Gins
tretenben su, meme partnerin bat eben
fhr beute abiasen laRen. f@idt aber ibr
pfer0 fit ben Gan, baB elmer BON uns
He pertreten ipolIe.
&ebow dnberte einises an benz 3aum.
aeug uub itieg bann NIT ber 2ei6tieteit
zines bOlenbeteu &eiters In ben @attel,
obne bic 9tute 5l geniren. 3aum
ftbIte He inbeB bas Gemi9t bes &eiters,
aIs He, ibrer Genobnbeit gemdb, fid
auf ale ferneren gpentualit6ten rhffete.
Hebow rief, auf bieie unarten beu.
tenD, prnB l1@eln0 3u:
Oas gilt nnr ben ibr bisber betannl
geiunrbenen &egierungsformen?
Worauf prib ertpieberte:
Menn Sic ben &ader In elmer Bier.
telfunbe rubis unb ben piberipenftiseu
gals runb befommen, min id 3eit met
nes 2ebens aum @afertrinfeu Derbammi
fem!
Die 9tute brdnste In BcsenfdBeu
borirdrts.
Msan lief ibr bonn @eR1t, baB Fe
bentt: @ebt bic G9inberei tpieber log
bemerfte 2ance.
Nnfati bas pferb, tpie prtb es frii.
ber getban bate f@arf surhd3ubalten,
tuobei Der Reiter nottnenbig nod bin.
ten riiden unb Dem Sbier unbequem
tuerben mubte, iaB Reboip lei6t BORT.
ber geneigt, ieber Bemegung elaitii6
folgenb, ,lnur bemhbt, ben 4uaenblid 3u
erfafen, mo- bas pferb ben &opf ber.
eeben tpiirbe.
(Gortiesunq foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
yluBtrDroelt6er NuSDerfal DDn &nbn1a6er g(rtitel
sn bebeutenb berabseiettem preem

Die 9utma6erei lit uns elm liebseiporbenes
Sbsma. gSte icber dltere 9lniiebler Gan an.
tonios nit Stols auf bas 8adstbum uab
@ebeiRen ber Stabt sllriidblidt, 10 ma6t es
nns 6renoe auf bieles 9epartement su idauen.
fang. bat es iid, unaufb6rli9 IN 8eliebtbeit
pnb l1nfans allssebebnt, bis es beute pbne
:3ipetfel bas groBte, befterleu6tete iinb in ies
Der Meiie bollfommen ausseitattetite @ut=
mad)erbepartement bes sansen @eIfens lit.
Iaes @eidmadbpIle, tpel9es burd @elb su
erreieben mar, ift aneeihafft iporben. 1lebess
banpt, ipenn man beriidiihtiet, bab mir 9llles
Raben, unb bab bas 8eite au 10 aubereew56n.
ltd biaigen Preilen berfauft tpirb, 70 lit es
feihesipess anffdllie, bab bic Damentpelt
San antpnioS 0SplfiDnS 0tteberlaac ais
9auptquartter fur feline pusma9eriaden err
fldren.
Sang I'm @egentbeil ipnrberbar ipdre es,
tpenn bie SaGe ii4 anbers perbieIt
II =. cvDn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23

Gs Sdu9t uns als ob Die ,,8anbean Grim.
ming" in Surge aaseinein pcpuldr iper6sn
tpiirfe.
SIS beitsbt aus Ginen,. unter Ser 8rempe
beS 9uteS an9ebradtern 8anbe, bas am 8opfe
ani@liebt, ilnb 1T tpieberurt nit eireta
Sammetbanoe, Spite ober 8ran3 fleiner 8lus
men ilber5o9en.
Santet.Blumer tperben aIsemein beliebi
'llnb folslib billis. sfoien baben mir BON ie.
ber GrDBe unb Shattirrng. 2iIIa 8lnmen
borSuSliG iolche, bic ms 8Dtblitbe i4imn,ern
iinb anf id)tparsen Siten gang pra4tpoa.
Die Sdlfte Der ietisen Saeons baben 9lebn.
liAfeit nit elmer &rone; biele baben borne
cine i9male &ren,pe, bic 10 sebogen nerben
fann, bab iie elmer nntertajie, elmer Mui9eI
ober ionit Gtspas dbnlid ieben
@raue unb IeSernfarbene 5il3bite, ihiparst,
selbe, blaue unb beinabe sana tpeiBe strcb.
9iite finb in GROCER Auantitdt bcrhauben.
n Mo hsf1SnSRc&4 I2&.csSe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
@rdftt 3nt6.
soman bon emile Grbaro.
(Gortfesuns.)

(Gortfetuns)
cSa, 9tan, prn 6eraen germ. aud
ulebr, menn Su tpiltt, ertlarg bic
ireuubIi@e AntpDrt. Maaab = ieuf3te
6er 6ertules nit groBer grlei9terung,
inbeu1 er init beiben 0dn5en iiber bas
geR@t iubr, fi9 oufri@tete, bebagli9
bebnte unb bic 3eitungen ber nit ye'
merfuns 3urhdi6ob:
II nv a rien de nouveau!
Ct blifte nun gum eritenmale nad)
Nebom bin, Der ibn ld9elnb fragte:
Ou Bit tuobI Define nod ni9t einges
troifensn @uineen an p.hb losgemor.
benz
WeiB ber 6enter. wie es sugebt, er'
uiberte 2auce, Der 2erl III aud INNER
uaB, unb er bot bod einen monatli9
sabienben Batter, pdbrenb i'd = aaab
- neues Debnen - id werbe einmal
eine eroBartiee Drbnuug in meine Ane
geIegenbeiten briugen nhhenl
Wdbrenb beHen NOR NeBom on iet'
men 6@reibtil@ setreten. um bas GEE
mhni@te @elb su bolen; oa 3og Vance
pIbsiih einen @egenfanb aus oer Siefe
bes 2ebnifubls, ben er Der Sampe urlo
Da.." Is.a1n as, s."yss * aIo,,hs I I'm hos, 9,o.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
9fattDmalcS Seutfdt Mnterifanii6heS
Sebrer Seminar.

Sn benz bon ben bo1beraigen Ssrauen
glifabetb pffer unb 2ouiie 8ogel ge.
ittfteten neuen unb prd@tisen 9eim Be.
ginnt am Z. September oas NationaIe
Deutf6z zImeritaniite 2ebrer'@emina
ein neues Sabr feiner 9bdtiefeit. Die
3iele. tueld)e bic Nntalt felt ibrer
8riinbung unenttuegt berfoIst, finb al,
gemein befannt: bic peranbil5ung
td4tiger, begeiifertsr 2ebrtrdfte, bic i'm
Slime Der mobernen forti9rittli9en
p6oagogif an ben 8oltsl1ulen bieies
2anbes mirfen uno lomobI In ber beuts
iben aIs aud in ben ensli6en Spra9e
unterri6ten iollen. 5adtise 2ebrfr6fte,
Die befen 2ebrmitteI unb eine por3ieli.
DE llebungss uno Mufteri6ule, bic
Oeutidz@ngli9e Ntaoemie, fteben benz
Sebrerfeminar gu, 8erfiisuns. Dur9
bic 8eri6meIjung bes 2ebrerieminars
nit benz Surnlebrerieminar bes 9eorbz
amerifanii@en Surnerbunbes tpirb ben
36alingen Der erheren Mnfalt aud cine
geoiegene turnerii@e Nusbilbung ees
f6ert.
Nqe, benen bic grbaltuna Der beut.
t6en eprade in oieiem 2anbe, unb bic
Werbreitung elmer eefunben, naturge.
mdBeu pdbagogif am 6eraen Iiegt, per.
ben biermit erfuft, bas ibrige aur Berz
mebrung Der 5@iiler3abl bes Sebrerie.
minors bei3utragen; iunse Gsute beis
berlei @ei6le6ts. tpelde bic MbH1t bes
gen. fi9 bem 2ebrfa9e gu wibmen,
i9 bebufs Nustunft an ben unters
5ei6neten Director tpenDen.
Ser l1nteri6t nirb toHenfrei ertbeilt ;
auBerbem 1T ber Ierpaltungsratb In
ben Stanb geiebt. tiidtisen, aber unbe.
mittelten 2euten mdbreno ber 9auer
bes Gurius 5tipenbien au gemdbren.
= @mil Sapprt9. Director, 558-568
groabmap, Milmautee, Wis.
Nufnabme Bebingunge en-.
AZ Deuiide unb engIi9e sprade.
l. Me@anii6 aeldufises unb Ioeii6.
ri6tiges 2eien; 2. GenntniB ber 0aupt.
regeln ber Morts uno Gablebre; 8.
&i6tige (miinblide unb i9riftlide
@iebersabe Der @ebanten in beiben
Spraden.
b. Matbemotit. ei6erbeit unb Sc
ipanbtbeit in gan3en 3ablen, in ge.
meinen unb DeeimaIbrt9en, In be.
nannten unb unbenannten 3ablea,
Gins unb Distonto. .Ge1nungen. Oie
@runbbegriffe Der Geometrie.
C) Geographic. getannti9aIt nit
oen fiinf @rbtbeilen unb Weltmeeren,
ber Geographic Nmerifa's unb ben
6auptbegriifeu Der mathematician @eO=
grapbie.
D) @ei9ibte. Nagemeine 2ennt.
nib ber Welteeidi6te uub befonbere
9enntniB ber @ei6idte Der Ser. Staos
ten.
E) Naturseidi6te unb Naiurlebre.
8ei6reibung einiger einbeimilber
pfan3en, Sbiere unb Steine; bic
einfadten 2sbren Der @bemie unb
pbpht.
@ebantenfpdne.
p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
Grfabrmngem eines fleimen MsaOd)ens
In eittem 2end1tburme.

gPr. unb GQrs. 2pren 1reseptt ppbnen als gBddbter
tn benz &esterunSs= =9eudttburme BON Gaub Bead i'm
Staate Rt4tsan. Ste itnb NIT etnem 4 Sabre alten
ISsstsraeH seiesnet SIN lssen Gpril befam ,iie bic
NIT Sieber. Dcctrren bebanbelten e gu Saue unb in
Detroit, absr persebens, es purbe tmmer faltmmer
NIT tbr, big iie nrrie 9aut unb anpden" mar. Da
periubten es ibre Gltern nit Or. atnss @euer Gntz
bednns unb na@bem fte nur smei unb ene babe
Sai4e eapon sebrau4t batte, mar ie pDllidnbts sez
hetlt. Ste idSen Or. Sings Reue Gntbeduns iei ibr
@emt9t tn Sob merits, aber bennpb fnb Yrr6eHaiGe1
toitenfrei 81 baben bel 9reib, Ibpmpipn & 6p. in
Gan Mntonip, Iera8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23

Surft, unb unieren 6unser bur1 bic
ieinem 96ooBe eatnommenen Gorellen.
IS nirb oebbalb nidt auHalen, penn
i'd fage. bob mir bic @6mar5a in allen
Sonarten lobten unb baB uns bas Iiebs
lide S9parsasSbal uuoersebli@ blei.
ben tpirb.
(SaluB folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
= Selbft bas 8ereabfeigen fGQt
ben alten 2suten nod Fdper senug.

= Mein Mann lit bdufis on 2opf.
i6me5en; cine Golge gef6rter 8trs
bauung. Ut gebrou6te Or. aug. &6,
nig's 6amburger Sropfen unb purbe
aebeiIt. - 5rau Senrp 9oerr, 9anca.
Fer, pa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
aberulaliger srober 9lnsbertauf
BON l1ntersens fir 9amen rnb @ab@en in
NlusIin unb gambric.
SefDnSerS mie6rige @reife in Sie5er
@pbe!
9reis 8ebuttioner int 8etrage BON 80
bis so 9rosent.

Damet,, bic irsenb Gttpas in btefer 8ran6e
n0tbis baben, biirfen BOlfon's @peciaI-
gtusDsrfauf su rebueirten 9reifen nidt bers
feblen.
g(le Maaren anf befimm ten aae
bentii @en fnS gu befonberen, tart res
bucirten 9reiien marfirt, Die jebp@
nur fin bieie 8o9e selten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
Gin tpunoerbares @eSr1nae int
Sd)nb= =9epartemett.

Sb mir bier beiddftist finb, frast Sbr
ytun, oas lollten mir ipobl meinen. @ute
gtadrtdten tpanSern i9neler a[s i9Iedbte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
yl1sDertaHf Don 9a1ne1tz nnb &in0er s0uben
5u reomcirten Yreiienl
81 rebmcirte,t Yreiien

@rtrazfeine 9amen< <@laceeittefel i'm Opera
and Common Sense" Gtble nit elaitiihen
Soblen BON $2.75 auf 50 berabgeiebt.
@ate Samen &ansarooe2af= f=8n5pfitiefel,
9ano sendbt, int Opera @tble 1925, friiber
$4.OO.
9Onspla Common @eme" an0pfftiefeI fiir
Samen, alle banosema@t, bon So auf $3.50
rebu5irt.
Seine Spnsola banbsendbte &nDpfsetiefel,
Die friiber gu S. berfauft ipurber, offerire1l
mir biefe @ode gu $3.75.
@ans feine slaeirte kangaroo nit vaonbon
Soc & 0pera 9eel" alles 6anbgendbt, friiber
$6, btefe 8o6e gu $4.75.
be @erabiekmmsem ttmS nmr fir Sieiem
e tptrb auf feparaten gifhcm amsaeitellt.
litdt, 9tuspabl unb greis, mas iemals in
San 9ntonio seaeist tpurbe.
). Sn Rn0bfitiefel, rDsforbs" unb Clippers"
fiir irnge Samen lnb &inber, fiibren mir nur
bas Seite nnb su ben m5sli9it biaisen Greiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23

Glegante CONNER eeibe, seitreift, carrirt
unb i9Itdt, in alien Sarbert ionit gu 45, so
inb go Gents bic Yarb, in oieier 80 o4e
3nnur 35 Cents bte 0arb.
llnier 2aser ag @ai4itoffen iit 10 srob nnb
bic geannigfaltigfeit berielben iit eitte 70
srobe, bab cine senaue 8eidreibuns berielben
biel sn ipeit fiibreii tpiirbe.
Sir fabren atf aaser alle bic seiu6teften
arten bon MulI, Srsanoie, 3epbnr &C. &C. TN
9reiie bon 10 Bis 50 Gents per garb.
gpecial YreiIe fit bieie Mpdbe!
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2tpeites 9apite[.

i3tpeites aapitel.
gine Guabrille 3u pferbe.
3ebotp bate iebe 4ufforoeruus, bel
Der Quabrille fi@ su betbeiligen, abges
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
s3tegler's all8emeim befamnte 8nDpfz
i@nbe 81 folgenoen beSentenb rebm=
3trfem HretSett:

Grite Sompicp Samen,&nDpffttefel Opera
Heel and toe) NIT elaftiihen Soblert friiber
$3.50, iett So.
9amen uBaufeupbaft'0 9onspla aads
ftiefel, friiber SO, iebt S2.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23

@ebantenfpdne.
Griiber CAB es Muientempel, iebt siebt
es Nuientiimpel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23

GueH HHBeTHBfte 4Stetle 1tn0 1DtttIt
Verfanf beftimmt. STE getammte gSaa
llnlere Gusmabl in a,lssei9nittenen leiGz
ten Sduben nno 9amen.SIippers, ippruntsr
IT'D quite unb iebr feline uSrfprb unb Sbcp
Stes" nSolib Comfort 8; Opera Slippers"
beftnben, iibertrifft Nues in 8esua auf Qua>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23
=Srdd)tige answabl eleganter &lei6erfoffe=
tnb npm Mpbea Gpftinten
AnBerorSeutlide Mobttaten 0ieIe
ISOLDE

Die neueiten Moben in ieibenen unb sppllenen
aleiberitOffen ioipie in @ai9itoffen
mao ettpa Is bpheleanmte tmpprtirte
budJmDoerne Mfpbea=0fpbett,
bon benen nidt stpei einan6er sleid iinb, I'M
8reiie bon nur $13 bis $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-23

- Sic
804entli&e Greie Breiie far ssras
eribeint
jeoen Qonnerfag
unb foftet
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr Doer 1925 tsts
G @Dnate tn WOrausbesablnna.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-10
CHAPTER VII,

Lapotin was not at breakfast; Miss Rcnncrt's chair, too, was empty; she had headache, Louis said.
 Mrs. Clifford looked pale and excited, but wonderfully beautiful in her jacket of black velvet trimmed with fur of tho same color, which set off her dazzling complexion very effectively.
 Next her plate lay a bouquet of May flowers and gardrnias, 1akth which at times her delicate hand toycd Sudden ly she drew few May flowers out and fastened them on her bosom. Count Degcnfcld smiled and swallowed n large glass of Madeira. The secret alliance was in full swing; what did it concern me?
 ''Somc ono is asking for Monsieur lc Baron," Louis whispered to me.
 looked towards the door and saw there the powerful figure of q man with a fresh, red face, who was just in the act of raising a gigantic eyeglass, in order to examine the company. It was Uncle Wechmar, my mothers brother. arose end hastened towards him.
 "Wcll, here you are, my boy!" cried he in his deep voice so that everyone turned to look at us.
 grasped his arm and led him to the drawing-room, where two pretty young ladies, with fair hair and fresh faces, greeted me as "cousin." A de-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-10
BARosLEY PLEADS GUILTY.
The Ex-Treasurer Wept as He Admitted
 His wron--Doinr

The Ex-Treasurer Wept as He Admitted His Wrong-Doing.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-In the con- mon prison van, with half dozen hard ened criminals as companions, ex-City Treasurer Bardsley was brought from Moyamensfng prison at noon and ar raigned before Judge Fell.
 He was taken to q seat in the dock. where he crowded himself as much as possible into a corner
 A few minutes after he was called to plead to the l7indictments found against him by the grand jury
 John Bardsley, stand upr' said Crier Hart. Slowly the ex-treasurer arose. "You are charged with loaning public money as public officer. What say you, guilty or not guilty ?''
 Guilty" said Bardsley, inaudibly
 You are charged with making and agreeing for interest on public money as public officer How say you, guilty or not guilty?'
 Guilty" again, in low tone of voice.
 "You are charged, as public officer, with investing public money. How say you, guilty or not Guilty>'
 Guilty" and with tears he sat down.
 His counsel asked time to present tes- timony for his client. This was agreed to and his trial was fixed for two weeks hence. He was again taken to the van and returned to his cell in Moyamensing.
 The depositors of the suspended Spring Garden Bank held meeting at which resolutions were passed condemning the course of Bank Examiner Drew with re- gard to both the Keystone and Spring Garden banks, and calling upon the proper authorities to ask for his esigna- tlOu at once
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-10
CIIAIaTER V-

What magnificent spot is Monaco, tho city upon a plateau, and Monte Car To opposite. with it's fine gardens!
 When the ticnd of gaming was driven out of all civilized places, it found a firm foothold on these rocks, and in a truly ficndish spirit surrounded the samc with all the charms of seduction in order to cntice people there. It is n paradise, but paradise from which in noccnce has long fled, and only the ser pent remains.
 was surprised at the simplicity of tho ruming-rOoms. They are much palmer than those at Badcn-Badcn.
 Tho company looked insignificant and commonplacc-it seemed more to me as if were in large reading, than in a celebrated gaming, room.
 "Wait until evening"" said Lapotin. "This is nothing; these arc tourists and whole regiment of newly-marriCd couples, who arc rislling their tivc-franc pieces! See how bored the croupicrs look; they are half asleep; but wait until evening. We will dine at the hotel and leave by the last train; by that time you will have become familiar with vice in all its forms"
 After stalking several times, we were leaving, when my friend started sud- denly, and I, following the direction oi his gaze, saw our fair blonde at the table.
 Iadvanced a few steps and stood op- poSitc her.
 With her usually pale checks flushed following with strained eyes the course
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


 S. B. Allen, a well-known lawyer of Boston, died last night, aged 60 years. There are rumors of Irregularities in the accounts of the State prison at Sing Sing, N. Y.
 By the settlement of the John Han cock will case Harvard College will re- ceive $1O,000.
 Fully :, 2,500 strangers are in Fort Wayne, Ind, attending the convention of railway | employees.
 The Massachusetts House of Repre- sentatives has refused to pass the Police Pension bill.
 Prof. Hanus of the Colorado Normal School has been rendered the chair of pedagogy at Harvard. The New York Court of Appeals denied 1 the motion for re-argument made by the counsel for Jugiro, the condemned mur- l derer.
 The Thirty-sixth Annual Convention of the New York State Sunday School Association convened at Saratoga yes | terday afternoon.
 A syndicate of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York capitalists has been 1 formed to purchase the Baltimore City Passenger Railway.
 A syndicate of New York and Boston capitalists have purchased the Atlantic Mills at Providence, R. l. The present capital is s, 1000, ,0O0.
 The American National Association of Dancing Teachers opened their eighth annual convention at Haas Academy at Providence, R. l., yesterday EX-President Cleveland has bcon invited by the Concord, N. H., commit, on the | Fourth of July exercises to be present on that occasion as the guest of the city.
 James Hughes, the labor leader, was sentenced at Rochester, N. Y, to serve one year in the Monroe County Peniteu- tiary for eXtorting $1,0OO from Adler Bros., clothing manufacturers.
 The German Emperor has ordered that all the old servants of his father and grandfather now over 60 years of age, shall be retired on comfortable pensions. | This applies to males and females.
 The California Athletic Club of San Francisco has matched Abe Willis and George Dixon to fight for a $1,00t purse on July 2S. The men ure to weigh 115 pounds three hours before entering the ring. Willis now weighs l3i pounds and Dixon 129.
 General Schofield publicly states that | in regard to his marriage there is | nothing left to be said. He has informed his family of his intended marriage, and all reports to the contrary, whether they profess to be authoritative or not arc without foundation.
 delegation of citizens from Buffalo, | N. Y., are in Washington to see Presi- dent Harrison and Secretary of War 1 Proctor in reference to tho reunion of the society of the Army of the Potomac in that city on July i, and to make an ef- fort to induce the President and Sccre- tary to participate therein.
 Several policemen in Bradford, Pa, are under arrest on account of unjustitiable | arrests. Two are charged with bltter- ing down q door and arresting two young people without warrants. A third is charged with brutally clubbing and breaking the arm of spectator at a ball game All will be arraigned for eXamin ation.
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gives magnificent entertainments. I could easily have had an introduction there through Russian friend, but, to tell the truth, did not care about it. Whatever other of so-called good Ger man society there is, is to be found at the different hotels and boarding houses, and if onc meets them it is only by acci dent"
 ''Is there no chance for one to get to dances?' asked Leonie, sadly.
 I laughed aloud.
 "So that is the trouble! I might have guessed itl You poor child, do you think your mother would allow you to
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His Correction.

Wife-I've written something about gossip that I'm going to send to the Ladies' Magazine. [Begins to read. "All the women who talk about their neighbors-"
 Husband-You'd better leave out the word ''who' I think-Boston Herald
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A Good Reason.

''So you haven't made Smudger your partner, after all, eh?'
 ''No, and I'll tell you why. Smudger was engaged to my wife before I mar -ied her, and I don't believe in becom- ing too friendly with a man who has proved himself to be more wide-awalxe than I ."-Fliegende Blaetter.
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In Our Climate.

Maud-So you are going to be queen of the May tomorrow. Have youyour costume ready?
 Pauline-Yes. Papa bought me an extra heavy pair of gum boots, double thick waterproof, a pair of fur nit .cns, a pair of three-ply woolen stock ngs, pair of ear muffs and new um brella.-Jury.
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Hadn,t Called.

Mrs. Squatter-Who lives fin that grand house just huilded over beyant? Mrs. McShantee-Shure it's tn De Fashions, phawt come from Eft lvnoo. It's up town all tn quality do be movin'.
 Its near 7 'abors they are to yez. Have they )n yep"
 No. I'E: ..yld Mrs. De Fashion ion't go much into society now. MY. Weekly.
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WcniIIer InIicntionS.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-E For New England, Eastern New York anl New Jersey: Fair; stationary temperatures; southcastcrly winds.
 For Western New York: Fair; warmer; southcrly winds
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Appearances Are Dcceitful.

Frank Clark-There goes Kitty Winslow. She is one of the prettiest girls in New York.
 Milly Taite-Indeed! You would hardly think it to look at her, would you?-Puck.