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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

The last illustration represents a very sty-
iish house gown in beige with embroidered
corselet The bottom of the skirt is trimmed
with a ribbon rucEng surmounted by ban I'd of
metal galloon. The bottom of the skirts turned
up so as TO form pointed train, for which.
of course. the back breadth must be made with
the requisite length. The corsage hooks in the
middle. the black and brown pearled embroid-
cry making up the corseiet and piastron. On
the left the corselet is included in the seam OF
the side piece. On the right il hooks to the
side piece. The back is 1nite covered with en-
broidery. except where the wedge-shaped ap-
phque of the material edged with galloon or
naments the back, reaching to the waist. The
corselet is framed with galloon and trimmed
with pearled fringe. The collar also has
pear!ed fringe. The sleeves are composed of
three parts. the upper puffs, the cuffs with the
embroidery set obliquely and the gathered
putfs at the elbow.
JACKETS FOR SUMNER.
The summer girl will never be able to get
along without the natty and stylish jacket
with open fronts and white or fancy waist
coats. A very becoming vest effect is attained
by the use OF the mans evening dress style,
tine vest being cut very low. with full crepe
or gauze chemisette. Basques. too. promise to
retain their popularity, being very frequently
cut on the bias when the material permits or
else gathered all around and put under the
waist. Still another pattern has one large box
peat AT the pack or several sMdll pieats meet
ing in the center. There is also a tendency to
cut basQues SO long that they have the ap-
pearance of an upper skirt, and should the
skirt be made double the effect Of . triple
skirt is attained.
SUMMER HATS.
In the point Of headgear the summer girl
promises to be both picturesque and original.
Her hats will be studies in crowns,
which will be encircled with pink, green
or corn-colored ribbons. and the tufts
of feathers will always be placed in fan
tastic positions and be fantastic themselves,
especially when the spangled mephisto plumes
make their way in the world Of modes. II is
yet too early to predict what craze in the line
Of footwear will take the place Of the ubiqui-
tous white shoes of last season. but no doubt
some will be ingenious enough to devise
one, and the next day it will find itself the
most trodden-down object in the new world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
RICH BUT NOT GAUDY.
Women az Fashion Should Strive for
Quiet, Not Striking Effects.
SrNt,su STREET. COSTUME

t~fy~Ss >t,,- .. Newer scnsationai---rhrc Cos.
'Ss'~ should suit the ocrs>,on---F s,ori,-
ssss~ss~rv> Gov srsiax Gswn~--->amner
ssss- Ia Jackets and uea,igcar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

Mr.. Gladstone has written . pamph-
lot on the question Of female suffrage.
In this pamphlet Mr.. Gladstone gives his
reasons for opposing the acknowledgements OF
women. He considers that the question ought
10 be further discussed BY the press and on the
platform, aid that the time b not yet ripe for
legislative tntsrfsrsucs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
II. WIN Ne .. a. =.

From Puck
Mr.. strokss-"whAs courss ere yeu liking =
collegs2'
Charlie Rshrah--ssOh. Tn sspsel6 stadsak"
Mr. etrokss--"What studies Do yon havs2"
Charlie RAhrah--s.DAss ball snd Old Ieeen-
nsnt history, viii thrss eats ussk - ~
his>ery."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

oSTlY THY RAJ
ncni as thy purse can
buy" says Polonius,
"but not expressed in
fancy: rich, n o I
CANDY" It's rather
strange that We should
find such admirable
advice as TO personal
adornment dating
back so far. andstrange
also isit that although
addressed to a man of
that day. It fits the
woman of ours most
appositely. Don't be
fanciful. Don't be
gaudy. Be rich and
elegant, quiet and har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

rations for the attack on Dahomey. Whether
the expedition will go as far as Abomey is yet
unsettled. but Whydah will be seized and held
permanently by the French, thus cutting the
Dahomeyans of altogether from the sea. The
payment Of the tribute or allowance to King
Behanzin has. OF course. been discontinued. Ii
il belsyed that there will be little difficulty in
reducing whydah by means Of the feet, al
though landing there is dificult. The troops
now in Africa and acclimated will be used for
the expedition. and other troops will be sent to
Senegal TO replace those who are called away.
Tho French troops will be instructed 70 give
quarter only il IL is given by the enemy, aud TO
exact severe retribusion for any outrages COM
mitted on subjects Of France. 1t is expected
that some Of the native tribes upon whom the
Dahomeyaue are continually making raids in
order to obtain victims will readily Join in
lighting their oppressors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
Interesting Exhibit From the ryrol.


A plan has been elaborated for making the
Tyrolese section the most entertaining part
OF Austria's exhibit ut the worlds fair. The
purpose in arranging this section viii be TO give
~ graphic . representation Of Tyrolese life and
scenery as possible for sbsckground TO the ex-
hibits Of Tyrolese manufacturer Tho section
will be circular and the waIis viii be covered
with . panoramic picture Of the Rhsetian and
Tyrolese Alps. including the Gross-Glockner
and 0rter peaks and the largest leo fields. In
two cottages at the foot Of the mountains two
parties Of Tyrolese will show their skill in
spinning Ind weaving silk and in carving.
Three women win Be taken over 10 make lace
before the cottage doora A company Of young
mon snd women singsFs viii give severai con-
certs daily. Tia picturesque part Of the e.
hibit will be under the auspices Of the hotel
and tavern ksspers Of Tyrol. and The re pre-
ssstAtions Of Tyroless scenery will - unads
for The purposs Of inducing American touristp
n Europe 70 pass more Of thstr tin = -
RhaetiAa ed 9yroless AlpA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

The second illustration portrsys an elegant
street carmen. for the woman OF thirty or
thereabouts. The material is cloth garni-
tured with velvet applique. The fronts have
long tabs, finished with pearled fringe. The
basques are slit below the waist as shown. At
the back the embroidery is so applied as to
simulate a triangular plastron. The sleeves are
bell shaped and also trimmed with the
fringe The garment should be lined with
handsome silk.
II SPRING ATTIRE.
With the coming of May even the most timid
woman Of fashion dons her spring attire and
emsrges from her eooped-up winter home as
radiant a butterfly bursting its enveIoping
cocoon. She preferred to wait a week or so
rather than seem to be rushing the season.
True. IL has been said that you can't be con-
sentative and fashionable at one and the same
time. but think one may. 1t is safer to say
that you can't be old-fashioned and new at the
same time, bnt there Is such a thing as a dig
nifed acceptance of modes without a slavish
bending Of the neck 10 them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23

INV Nekk. APRIL ", 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-23
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Postmaster General Wanamaker States the
Details OF His Scheme.

A PLAN TO ENCOURAGE SAVING By THE PEOPLE
EVERY WORKING MAN AND WOMAN WILL DE IN
TEEEsrxD IN 1.-THE SUCCESS OF THE COW
ERNMESr SAVINGS BANKS IN OTHER coux-
TRIEs-wHY orBEh BANKS WILL NOT BE d.
JURED
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Wetp 2,ores Satef6ramo.

aaerIei Gtiinnen bon her i9redlt&ea
RataHrobbe - Gin belnenmitbiger
sseuermann nnn Gin neugebadener
Gbemaar, Der feline Tran int Std
lakt.
Der Griimmerbaufen al oer 40.
@traSe uub 6. glpeuue In gtep Oorf,
Der nod BOT. Gir5em p9otel 6oDalA
bieb, mar eth Gompler bon flint Der,
fdiebenen @ebauben, Die, nod ImBen
palaitartig su einem groben 9otel ltltt>
~aetpatbelt, innert etr S6a@telperf BON
Naumen barbcten, melde burd erse,
winfelige @dnse unb Treppen perburts
ben fparen unb beren Nineau, je mad
Der perldiebenen SSbe Ser Stodmerfe
IN ben friiber setrennten 9dmlern, tpe9,
jelte.
Sci Der ralenoen S6nellisfeit, nit
melder ii6 bas 9e9en brei ubr Mor'
gems aussebro6ene Sener oerbrettete,
Timmt es eisentlt6 @unber, oab bon
Ben etfpa 1876 I'm Setel untergebradten
Berlonert nur II In Der Sataitropbe ibr
3ebeu einbiibten. Sretlt6 fOmmt basu
etre gauge Retbe mebr ODER minber
fAmer 8erlester. Die Siite Der Ser
i1iBten, melde erit cine 3iemli6 bobe
mar, l6rumpft INNER mebr 3uiammen.
Mean lit iiber3eust, bab Wtanhe, pelAe
bort iiberna9teten unb ii6 retteten,
iiberbaupt niht tire ytamen an9ebeu
meroen, neil oas 9otel pielfad BON
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Neben ben bo6trasil6en Scener, bic
fi9 bel bieier aataitropbe abipielten,
feblten aud ni9t bic ldderliden unb e..
bdrmliden.
NtS bas 6euer ausbraA, mar cine
6rau 9uiiep, bic NIT ibreml Mann I'm
3tpeiten Stod pobnte uno bon 6ieiem
our Gle setrieben tpurbe, Dor Adem
onf ibren Papagei bebadt lttb mari ben
8osel iammt adfis auf Die StraBe, mo
q aud sliflid aufsefansen ipurbe.
Damn erft ba9te fie an bie eisene Ret,
tun9.
Sin Wfifter Briggs ferner, mel9er
iamrl pierjebn Gage u%erbeiratbet mar,
perlor 70 febr ale 6aiiune, baB er Der.
mittelft zines Nettungsieiles iif idleu'
iigit auf bie StraBe berablieB unb bort
erff fid barauf beiann, oab er feline
@attin oben selaiien babe. Die innse
Dame bielt fid pader uno ipurhe &C.
rettet.
$50 bliebe bas Gelet bee @leidge'
iptdtes, pentt eS rteber einen Ban9bat
nidt einen Briggs 9abe?
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s. aaltsper & eobu,
mbOleiale- nmo @etailsa rmssiftem.

Sas &etails @ei6dft, fopie bic &ee
eeptrm obtger 6irma iinb bic bebeutenbs
item in San Nntonip, pobDr Sober
tagtdgli6 ii9 au iber5eugem @elegen=
belt bat. IS berrf6t in Der Mpotbefe
gerabeau Elm pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier aaes frii6 bat III
alien 9epartements, namentli6 au6 III
benz Der Batentmebi5inen = bic groBte
Nlstpabl unb bic &eeeptur 1T ben be-
fen unb getpiKenbafteiten Sdnben ai1z
b%ertraut. 9as Wboleiale : @ei6dft
nimmt BON Sabr 5u Sabr einen gr0bez
rem llmfang an, benn bic @potbefer in Der
Stabt unb auf benz Sanbe baben bic
g%rfabruns sema6t, 6aB fe bier porz
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas prompz
teite bebient tperben. 9ie Sirnta Salt
eper ffebt nit ben eriten Sduiern Der
Ser. Staaten in gerbinbung unb in1z
portirt biele Nrtifel brett in bebeutens
ben Quantitdten. @uf Outrage iperben
preisliften perianbt. Mir f0nnen alien
unieren betrefenben 2elern ratben, nit
Obi5er renommirten 6irma gei6dftli6
an5ufniipfen.
-2ap & g 9mib bertreten
alte unb auberldiiige Seuer 8 8eriide'
rungs @eieui6aften. Office 1926 Of
9Oufton>S trabe.
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Der 8raa0 bss u8otel @opal."

6erren nit Damenbegleituns beiuht
iuurbe, bte baum finsirte Namen mabl<
ten.
Die 5senen, peIde lid bel Dem
Branbe 5utru9en, iparen ba5n an9e,
than, aud beu @leidgiiltieftel1 aus iets
uer @emiitbSrube auf3uriitteln. Sc lit
unm08lif), In fur5bentelienem Raume
ben Sarimer unb oie 0er;peifluns gu
i9ilbern, mel9e Die lobernben Slammen
nit ibren1 urbeimli9en S9etn beleuaz
teten nir ein3elne @piioben ieien bier
1oie berausgesrihen.
Gin bel6enmiitbi9er ut1b %beionnetler
6euertpebruta1tu gtamens 8ausban leste
iid in et1em Part ansren3enben Slats
banle riidiinss anf Elm 5eniteriimS oes
6ritten @todperfS, lieB fib an benz
einer1 8eine feitbalten nnb ltredte bas
anbere mad Dem Gins zines 6etelfens
fters, mo fi9 bret erpatblene Berionen
tno Elm &ino b~efaroen. Das 3ino lieB
er 5id beriiberreihen, bic Inberen be,
troten bic natirlide 8ride utlS rettes
ten 70, bon ben Mrmen be8 8rapen urls
teritaitt, ibr 9eben. Som Dabe eines
an6ersn gebensebdubeS. aus rettete CT
unter GROCER @efabr ei1en Sinften.
Nuh anoere S~euertpebrleute unb
etni9e Boli5iiten bepieien nabrbaft
berotihert Mutb, un6 lire anftrengittls
gen luurben bon @rfol9 gefr6nt.
@inen1 Der 9otelgdfte, eiuetl Wfanne
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6eilSarrnee, oa5 ltd mebr auf Die utter
fen 8enDlferunsSl1t6ten erltredt, bat
Spurseon ben NnSgan9spunft ietuer
Tbdtisfeit in ben mittleren 9lalIen &c,
babt. obne oesbalb irsenbwie als Ser,
mtttler Der berri9enben @esen1ate auf,
3utreteu, o6er In benz Sample 3niifen
&apital urto Nrbeit Stellmtg au neb,
men. Bie srob aber lein @inaub mar,
5ei9t beutlih Die @eidi9te ieineS 0ebeus.
@barles 8. @purgeon itammt aus
etner Yrebigerfamtlie. Sein Batter unb
isu @robpater tparer @eiitli9e bon
inabbdnsiseu @emeinoen unb {9on in
friiber SusenS uurbe er 81 benz sleiben
Berufe erSosen. Seine erite Yrebi9t
bielt CT TN Mlter BON 16 Sabren, uno
Iur nettige Wohen barauf muroe er
bon Der Baptiftensenleinoe bes Dorfes
@aterbea1 bet Cambridge gum Yrebiser
ertDdblt. Der Boy Preacher, tpie man
tbn t1antte, getpann balb cine mebr oils
lofale Beriibmtbeit. BereitS 1853
leben mir i'm nit benz Baltorot Der
9tem Parf Street Stride Tn Soutbparf,
Qonbon, betraut. Der 3ubrang 3u ben
greoisten oes iun9en Wfannes mar elm
10 enormer, baB balb Die sebotenert
6aumliAfeiten nibt mebr ausrei9ten.
Aud Der umtbau Der Stride In Stem
Bart Street ertpies iid als un9eniisenb,
10 baB iid 1856 bic @emeinoe peranla6t
iab, Die etpa $4,000 Beluber umfai,
ienbe Surrep<M uiic>Sal fir tire Ser
iammlun9en 81 mietben.
Stint Sabre ipdter ipurbe unter benz
yiamen metropolitan Tabernacle cine
etsene Stride nit einem 3oftenaufmanbe
bon g31 900 errihtet, rpelfe auBer Der
gum @~ottesbtenft beftimmten 9ale. bte
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ISM. Wamtb's

@arten ~ unh Sonserts2otal
auf benz @oupernment> Siisel, gesens
iiber bonn @ingang gum parabeplaB.
Die SnfaHen BON &uti9en perben Dom
garrDom aus bebient. Nngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer pors
3iigIi6 bentilirter Saal. Smportirte
Weine, feline Mbisfies, 2iquore, ftets
boraigli6es Bier feline @igarren. S e.
ben n ia g Na d m tt a 9 b o II
4 nbr ab g roBesGreiz &on5ert.
Mbenbs Ball. Sas 2ofal ftebt
prioatgefeQf6aften CUR @erfigung.
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DaHblHH9 H0Dft.
Ole oeutiden 9apacitaten, 9rofelioren
Birhom unb Bergman, batteu bas
9eibett ais &rebs erfanrtt, tpdbrenb
bie Dtasnoie Wtaden3ies auf droni'
Iden Bron6talfatarrb lautete. Die
beftise Sebbe, mel6e IN SolSe oieler
peNidieSeuen Dtasnoien 3mtl6en Ben
bentlhen Nutoritdten unb Madeu3ie,
beSp. ieinen enslii6en Solleseu ents
itanb, lit ebenio befannt tpte Der Vers
lauf. ben Die aranfbeit nabm.
Waden5ie bate ais Sargngoifopifer
eiuen STUFF uno lit Der Yerfaiier elmer
Nn5abl Werfe iber 2eblfopffranfbetten.
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u. 6. paris. s. q. &otbtpel
Paris &

pbotosrapbif6es Ntelier,
go. II unb Is Mefts Commerce traBe
San Mntonio. Die a%lerneueftem @enz
res in photographer fein ausgefiibrt,
ebenio elegant menn ni6t better, mie
irgenb mel6e i'm Staate. ~2ebensgroBe
graponzY ortraits unb ale Nrten BON
9ergr6Berungen. @ebt eure 8ilber
ni6t 6remben, unt iie bergr0Bern gu
laHen, tpettr bic @rbeit bier BON bers
anttportli6en 8iinitlern CUR bollen 3ue
friebenbeit altsgefiibrt perben fam.
Mir liefern nur Nrbeit eriter &lafe ab.
Nnii1ten BON @ebduben iperben aufs
genommer urb ale Muftrdse al Berbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beiorgt.
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+ g6arfes S. Spurseom. +
Gastaaos uolfstbimliditer Yreniger her
Neuaeit.

Sn benz iiiofran3Oiif6en 9urorte
Mentotle am Wiittelldnbil 9en Steer lit
Der befannte enalilde Observation-Disclosures
prebiser Gbarfes 9aooon Spurseon i'm
Nlfer bon So Sabren %geltorben. Wtit
tim ueridptnoet einer Der bebeutenbit en
9anselreoner @robbrttanniens, etne Der
it1tere1anteften Stguren In benz relisioien
eeben oes gereinigten 96ui9reides.
SIN @esenlate gu ben @eu9ten Der
anslitantihen 9odtir9e. tpel6e iib NIT
8orliebe al bic iosenannte feline @eiel'
idaft lpen6et, unb 3u benz @irfen Der
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sag Wer mirfli6 bubble unb se>
i6madpplle Sob=Nrbeiten aus
gefiibrt, 8i6er gebunben ober
auf 8~eite0ung ansefertigt baben mill,
Der tpenbe li6 an bic beitsausgeitattete
Oruderei unb 8u9binberei bes Slbz
peitens, on Die
Spbnium 8rus. Yrimting Co.,
26 SplebabsS traBe, San @ntonio.
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rung an ben utt'
slidli9en beut'
16en &ronprin,
3en Sriebri4
Wtlb nj unb
rta4mali9en Sat-
fer Srteorid III.
mad, ben Wac,
fen5ie befanntli6
auf ben Wunf6
Der @emabltn beS
&ronprin;en BET
feiner lesten
&ranfbeit III Be,
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3Dnigl. Wieoerl1nbifHe uue Der.
gtaaten VOftlinie.
2irefte 2inie ;tpiI4en
ROTTERDAM 1nb Mm a ut
unb Wem 9prt.

Sdiffe laufen 8cuIcsne an unb ieseln iebe
Mohe BON Rem gprt mad 9oIlano.
Ourh:Btlete mad alien europdiiden Stde:
ten perSen gu ben niebrigiten Roten aus
sefteat.
Grite goilte $40 unb aufports. 3peite
gailte $32. 3miidenbed iebr bigiee Staten.
70 S. 0pnna, Naent,
Np. l Commerce. traet, San Nntonir.
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Cine @eflaune fur etne meue Seife
entbielt ben nnporii9tisen Gat IS
III BE bette Seife, I'M bas ifmmsia1te
Gefidt 3u reini9en. @ir baben fie Der.
fu9t utb ipre6en alio aus @rfabruns,A
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sHr 81 organ @itp IL d.
u II # term unb WiIb 9epDt,
5ripiuo : StraBe, 5mif6en Main unb
Mttlitdr plasa. Sleif6, Semitic,
Gefliigel tets on 9anb 81 ben nie6rigz
item Marftpreiien. Yoffarten perben
fir 8e~ftelungengratis ~pertbeilt, 3elez
pbott 81. 4ae 4uftrdge merben prompt
auSgefiibrt. Tren6 & 60.
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I Sir 2aorreG 2aa&ea3te. I

SebanneIte ieiner 3eit &aifer Srienri@
II. Seine Teboe init neu beutideu
Atrsten.
@ine berporraserbe uub ibrer !3eit
ptel gerartnte Yerl0nli6feit auf mebi3i>
ntl6em @ebtete, Cir Morrel Madens
Sie III 2onbon, lit Dor einisen Tasen
elmer afuteu MISUNDERSTANDING er'
lesen. Ole Nahrt9t ruff Die Crime,
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Hef6tigung. ,Sopiel @dnie ME
seftern bab' Id nod ni9t auf benz
Go9ennlartt esieben T. sDa babeu
Sie gang redt, Grau 0a6barir, i'd mar
audi bort II
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8lutrotbe @tsblumen lou
es tn Der 9Sbe BON $4,000 6rB I'M
DoiemitesT bale, GAL, seben.
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Suutbern Yacific 5 8a9m.
M hfnhr+

sputbern Yacific 8abm.
Ibfabrt.
Na9 Netp=O Orleans, 9ouiton unb @al=
be1ton AS 8orm. unb 200 Mben6s.
Nnfunt.
@Dn 9temSO Orleans, Souiton unb @alz
beftpn 700 8orm. unb 4 :05 Na6m.
Mbfabrt.
Na6 San Sranciscp, 81 paio mnb
eagle paB..--.......4.35 Na9m.
4nfunt.
0on San 5raneisco, 81 paio urb
eagle paB ...........8:15 8orm.
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Der uWetropolitan TabernaeIe..

Der metropolitan Eabernaeie.~
5000 Berionen fabt, nod S9uliale fur
1900 309lin9e, eiu aubttorium fiir
1000 S0rer unb anbere Hdume fur bic
@emeinoeperlpaltuns entbdlt. Das Sc
bduoe lit BON einfa6er arbtteftur nnb
ssidt belonbers ms Nuse fallenb ; aber
oas Wirfen. ueldes bon ibnl aassebt,
bat e8 Su etnem In Der ensliibeu Wte.
tropole algen1etn befarntet Yunft se.
maAt. Bon bort aus bat bic @-metnoe
Spurgeons fid iber baS san5e ganb
perbreitet uno bur9 @riinoung BON
Shulen, Waifenbdufern unb Yrebiger.
leniinaren einen itetiS wadieubeu Giu,
Huf oefponnen.
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Giitnbabn Tabr Ylan.
s. & 6. 81. 8abn.

s. W ". 70. SHDH.
Nbfabrt.
Na6 st. Souls bia Sron Moi1mtain
ober 80. 6. AS Morgens.
Na6 ct. 2onis pia eSron Mountain
GDute ......... $500 Wbenb5.
Na6 2arebD. 9:55 8orm.
Nnfun t.
Gon ct. 2ouis, Srpn Mpuntain & 30.
6. & S..........-.. 9:35 8orml.
BON st. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 80.
6. 10000 Mbenbs.
VDn Gare0D ............5:35 Nadm.
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g. u. & u. g. 8abm.
Mbfahrt.

Nb J II.
Nad) @alpe1tou, !9pu1tou unb @uero
tdgli9 um... 1856 Vorm.
gfa6 CORPUS @briti, &odport un6 8ees
billie tGglt1 nm. 80 Na6m,
yfa6 @errpiae tdgli6, aussenommer
S%pnntags, um........ 200 9ta9.
Mnfumft.
8on Galpefton, 9ouifon unb Guero
tdgli6 um .......-..6:4 40 MbeHbs.
Gon CORPUS Gbrifi, &odport uttb See
bile, tdgli6 UNI. 2:55 Nabm.
gon &errDile tdgli9, ausgenommen
Sonntags. 9:45 0orm.
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MnB idSn ausieben. Prin3ipal:
,8entt gle nod etnmal iDasen, Sic
anirps, ii6 iiber mid llitis su ma
den. = 2ebrli Ing nBaroon
iiber sic m06te man ia eber tpeinen! !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-24

Gtmas Nnheres. abraba nj:
.@ie ssfaft Dir mein Snnse, 1T sr
ni9t srobortis ?" - Saaf: sWfebr
9roB, al8 arttgl !"
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= Man ertliselt oft NIT Miibe &C.
febe, bic bann umgangen tuerbeH.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-12-05
Still Sweating in New York.

Notwithstanding the laws against the
sweating system in New York and the
corps Of inspectors employed for the
suppression of the evil, it appears from
recent investigation made by Rev. DR..
Bliss, Of Boston, that the system is as
bad as it ever was. DIR. Bliss made an
investigation as the representative of the
Antitenement House league, of Boston,
and in his report to that organization
said:
The sweating system does exist in
New York city to most frightful ex-
tent and under most frightful condi-
tions. The streets ON which these tene-
ments are situated are worse than any
have seen in London, Paris, Berlin or
even Constantinople, and have visited
the sluins of all these cities. took up
some of the clothing and found it
stained and smeared with suspicious
filth. saw women working with
naught on save fii1nsy skirt and che
mise, babies marked and pitted playing
amid the clothing, pale faced women
bending over the work, working only
too evidently, as some of them said,
from o'clock i'll the morning until 10
or IL o'clock at night to earn even half
of mans low pay. 1 am absolutely con-
vinced that there are whole blocks and
square miles practically given over to
the tenement made clothing trade.
have lived in Constantinople during the
visitation of the Asiatic cholera and
know the conditions of the cholera Wis.,
tied quarters there, and | do solemnly
aver that the conditions in New York
city are worse. saw seemingly fine
work as well as poor made in these
wretched houses.