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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
FROM BENCH AND BAR.
GATHERED FROM LAWYERS AND AMONG
THE COURTS

The week in the courts has not been ousS o"'
owing prncn,uv IN the interruptions Of Thanksgiving
reunions and football. The approaching end OF the
November term Is also fOreshadowed by the comP"r"
tive Qucncss I'm the courts. II IS Interesting 10 note
however that some motion or other proceeding In
the Stewart will case was ut hand az usual TO pre-
vent any absolute stagnation. Whenever there Is
nothing else going on It IS safe to say that there
+ a contest somewhere about the millions which many
wears ac, belonged to Alexander T. stewart, but
which were long AGO divided among large number
OF persons. 40 one. OF course, ever heard OF Il
Stewart will contest as decided. NO one OF Tue
countless attempts to obtain portion OF the estate
motion argument or affidavit IS wanting IN INC
record OF these cases. No sooner docs ohe "'.srn
relative die or become hopeless Of oen :, While
courts. Judges and lawyers come ana 20; Lie - w.
Litigation. like mysterious river arising run no
known source ana having no apparent oAu''' E'c'
on for ever.
Whatever NAV have been the facts in the particular
case, considered. judge Freedman, Of the superior
Court. struck a popular note when he ATTACKED ,'.
extravaganza Of many lawyers with their cheh'S
money 30 Judge II personally more highly respec'ei
and none can express himself In more Clear anu
vigorous English. The evil Of which he complains mas
become greater with almost every year. The tesu-
mony before a referee in actions over small amounts
was formerly frequently taken In longlahd' inc
sessions extended over several hours and the referee
legal eos I'm many cases we're deemed sufficient Now
even in small cases almost every reisfee eApe''
an agreement for fee much larger than that mentioned
I'm the statute. The expense OF a stehosrIPher ~
every session IS regarded essential ana 7hoIt ~,
sious are the rule In one Of the divorce cases III
which Judge Freedman recently gave an oPihlVn,
the payment OF over $500 the cost OF a referee "as
demanded Of a Waterman earning small Was,s' anu
the ATTORNEYS for the wife sought to compel the pay
mcnt bv imprlsOning the husband, suggestion "hIch
Judge Freedman characterizes as senSeleSs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

vrtor who unfortunately Nh'N h' ~i'' III
- h.s cort,ibuicd to The New York Law Jouinal'
an interesting discussion n u the poS'b'HN VI IT,
.tr,nlng by legislation the marriage Of those VINO Ut"
i minded thou.h not insane. and whose union
,,ld transmit TO their descendants such mental IN
con,clty rs 10 make them undesirable Htll'hH' \
SUGGESTION by Professor FNhc + approved "l'h i
that law should be passed for.ddlne marriage III Il
nmllv where insanity Is known TO nave 'Ni''ei y"
either or both sides for at least two generations
,,il,r nre,outIons a 10 the marriage Of cplleplcs
ana, .u,,reet,d Under the present statutes the only
rc.tfcii. n founded mental ncapldtN Is that Mh'h
,,,.r. inudnr hi, acts or If entering into contract
i'm other matters. Legal decisions nave be'i 10 tlr
r,.ct that periods ~ mN1rity before or after the
'nr,i,lr. do not affect the validity of tn contract
: committee t, ask Tn" Lcg, azure t. ir'tram mar
ri,g., among those tainted with her daiy ci1mc
unity md disease VA, appointed at the recent meet
inc ~ ore Of the STATE medical societies. ana LAWYERS
Interested in medical juri,PHd"nrc are WONDERING rs
to whether any means WI D. 'upu 10 lc''uS l"c
evil, II which complaint l. made
closer watch is kept on lawyers In England than
IN this country principally because the law societies
are more active than the Bar Association Of this
country in prosecuting those who dcfrIud their clients.
In = sln.c issue Of The Law Times" several cases
are reported as heard on a single day. In most 81
which the hwycr's name was stricken from thc roll OF
solcltors In one case a solicitor had appropriated
s3OO paid to lin by client for a special purpose.
and in another fraudulent mortgage had been llven.
one solicitor who also m Alderman and had been
Mayor Of Sunderland Induced an Ignorant woman TO re-
turn from America to take charge Of the estate OF her
brother who died leaving about S12 500. lie OBJ
talned from her "A power OF attorney and drew out
Of the bank and appropriated about $1,000 of the
money Chief Justice Coerldge remarked after hear
ing the evidence: This i o. the worst cases
that have come 10 my notice since ! have been
Oh the bench. Il Is an aboninable case, GENE
man OF education, Il lawyer and man Of position
steals-for / call 1t 10y 40 other nane-tl.0uO
from u poor woman. lie i n disgrace To the Si.a;
town Of which u" Is member OF the governing body.
lie must bee struck from the rolls ana We stall direct
that the papers be- forwarded to the Attorney General
th,t further action may be- taken" The rule in
England Is to punish the solicitor first for unproies
,ional conduct and then try him for theft. liz this
state no care is taken by the Bar Association to purify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

4 HtW OTutF ms DtfN IsaUtt TtIHIIN' 10 PV'''H
ment for fraudulent enlistment. The new order pro-
v.hes that any guilty Of fostering or procuring
enlstments through fraud shall be tried by general
court martial. fraudulent enlistment Is one pro
cured by Of wslfil misrepresentation In regard
qualification disqualification for enlistment, or
By an Intentional cOncralmcnt Of disqualification.
which has had the elect Of causing the enlistment Of
"A man not quain,d To Ice "A soldier and who but for
such Misrepresentation or cOncealment would have
been rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
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claim to be the finest specimen of hand
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in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

Tw, note, on closely connected subjects iorH'u '.'
most Important part Of tle latest number Of AoooU
New cases. one +. on the rules as to cohpeNAns
tia performance Of agreements 10 leave properly ~
will @. 10 refrain from doing so. lHlfl one '',',
pertinent to this question are referred 10 ana qu"''I
IN uarf The other note IS the law OF succession
I'll, a., ted ly the adoption OF children. MI ADoo.'
saws that the statute Of adoption IS one OF the cu'lo'
tlc ~ or LEGISLATION. lie crclses the Ia" III 'ni'
state 81. amM-uou, in H. provisions. Tie note o.
iii. subject contains not only reference to huhD'r
of ca,e- but very interesting review OF tie Plln
cipo governing the courts In cases where ' "uop.o"
~ children +, considered. The decisions In the various
.tot. are not always uniform. and some OF the queS
,ion. involved are complicated. IT, for Instance; ,e
adoptn. parent dies leaving VIII IN tav1r % cb ii
H. n", ~ ,he b.uencarieS. II. however, the adopting
parcrt die, intesate there Is grave ,d gi'' an
OF me cithor or other relative Of The person VINO
adopIed the child.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED

s the Worlds greatest passenger train. and. there.
ore. first In public favor. 1t runs 10 Chicago aud
In hnau. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

No such passenger service Is found anywhere on this
continent as that furnished by the New Yorh
Central, the greatest passenger line in America. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

Judge Frcedman's criticism Of the cost OF pro-
cecding, I'm divorce cases might well have been eN
tended TO other classes of litigation In one OF the
cas.s before him over 5000 charged on simple
reference as to the to be awarded TO the pam
fi1 in a divorce case while the litigation was peidhe'
Th. partc, 10 the action were not wealthy, ana ue
alimony allowed was only $50 month IhuS more
than a wears income to be expended on pre-
liminarv motion in the case. Judge Freedman while
conGenng the conduct Of the attorneys III te case'
SAYS that the main fault LES in the system winch
sanctions such Il practice. Attorneys, ne thHAs,
should have due regard 10 the ultimate interests oi
their clients, ana if they seem Obvious OF ter ou'S
i'm this respect the referee should remind them OF It,
4 small fortune should not Doe FILTERED away upon
such a preliminary point. \ similar eAtIaV"sii''S
APPEAR, on the part Of many attorneys III o'her '"9'S
e.nt 10 a referee where the matter In dispute i III
-isur,aut 4 Size issue I'm a case where the prOPIls
I'm di-plte /, only few thousand dollars - Ol',ii
allowed hy such act, on the part OF me hWNers :"
Involve t. expenditure of the larger part Oh tHr P"P
,rfv involved. ~ course none ot Juh-' fN'Alilli
,-.i-,r /, directed toward IN" eminent lawyers VIM
f ir iutunrf4ut cases, Tie services OF some Ol uic'
ityycr- whose name, arr W"u known 10 H'IliSIa !"
H. n-, 1.- SION ar, eagerly sought by attorney, ;, anu
,i.i. ..i, r.uc. and iii aye certainly not TOO hleiS
,,lr,,-lt.d hy the fees paid. Nor c0rIi any Gnu,
a.. ~ Do. made Of the lah0mouS younger u'uueI' ~
tlo bar who give 20 the patient investigator 81 a.
much time which thc iudg", themselves 'ouIt Ho'
devote ID the Wuvcilus of complicated matters
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09
&eine Spmmtassiperre ner ISelts
ausffellmna!

Selten lit bic geiammte beuti6=
ameritanii6e grel1e pDne unterldieb
Der partei unb ionitigen &idtung 10
eintimmig gemeien, pie int 2pbe Der
Bei9liine, nelde BON Der Treeporter
SpnobaI @onferen3 Der beutf6en
ebangelif6 unirten 9ir6 e
bon SGinois bin1i6tli6 bes Sonntags
Der Weltausteaung gefaBt worben iinb.
Namertli6 pirb aud bic @%ebiegenbeit
Der @riinbe anerfannt, pelde eben bonn
Stambtpunfte bes @irdentbums aus
bur6 bic urbeber Ser 8eidliiffe geltenb
gemadt perben.
Sn bieier 6infi6t iagt 3. q. bic
rGreie preKe" gu Cincinnati, in ueber>
%einfimmltng nit anberen 3eitungen
%folgen6es:
y5refenber ais Dies bur6 bic 8ez
f6liife elmer 10 sroBen unb angeiebeaen
beuti6 : amerifaniiden &ir6engenoi=
ieni6aft, mie Der beuti9en ebangelii6
unirten, gei6iebt, f0ntten Sic S6ein<
griinbe, lpelde bon 10 pielen engliih=
amerifanii6en 6anatifern unb Ssu6=
lern gu @uniten Der S6lieBung Der
golumbii9en Welt : @ustellung am
Sonntase porgebra6t tperben, ni9t
miberlest merben. Sic tperben besz
balb ibren 3med, i'm Slime Der Ofenz
baltung Der Mustellung am Sonntage
gu mirfen, au9 ni6t nerfeblen,
aumal iie i'm Wese bes 0erglei6s. rtur
fir bas Shenbalten am 5onntag Na6s
mittag, ni6t aud ont Sonntag @ors
mittag eintrcten = Elm 3u~aeftanbniB,
bas id, pie bic uSlinois Staatsstg."
nit ae6t betOnt, aud nit beuti6ldnz
biiden 8egriffeu unb @emobnbeiten
bett."
9as 8efte iebod lit, baB 6iele auno>
gebung elmer Stride unb dbnlide Ginz
iuenbunsen ibren ginbrud auf ben
@omgreB nidt p~erfeblen. 9at bod bas
NuSfteaungseomite bes Senates feinen
Bef6luB, ipDnad on bic 8emiligung
Der funf Mtilionen bic 8ebingung p6ls
Tiger Sonntagsiperre sefniipft iperben
follte, ioeben Suriidgenommen.
pSas. StaatSstg."
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Sabem fie ettpa bic groBe l1eberras
i6ung Der lebten bei6en Sabre gang
unb gar perseHen2 Sci ibrem erften
Mnlauf getpattt bic Sarner : Mliana
2 8ertreter i'm 8unbes Senat un6 8
gertreter i'm Observation-Disclosures.
limb ieitbem bat iie ii6 bur9 bic Sirz
s~u5iebtng aller m0gli6en anoeren mebr
pber mirber geiitesperman6tem Gle
mente erpeitert unb ie bat cine Blatz
form aufgeitellt, Bic als Elm poIitii6es
Meiiteritiif bcsei6net merben bari,
Inter bieien l~lmfdnben ipirb mani
aber gut baran tbuu, iueltn man li6
int Se3ug auf bic @rfolse Der ,ler1er1
Yartei auf nod gang be6eutenb gr6Bere
lleberraiGltngen gefaBt Hia6t, als bic
IS iparer, ipel6e bic @rfolse Der Sarz
mers4uians bel ben aongreBs@ ableu
bes Sabres 1892 III alien Sbeilen bes
2anbes bereitet baben.
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Eriere berrid1e

tn Ger sanrii4en (Wunhe iaseu aud: S~arittsen) Re=
sicn! Bet lIebeIteit tufSise bon Seefrantbeit, 8tltp=
fiat Ober f~cmftissn llrfahen perhcpft SOitetter's Ma@
s~enbittsrs cine Der Aueaen, aus feuen bas nebel snte
fprsnst. Sin bebeutfameS uno bbdit unarsenebmes
Nu5ethen ben aeberIeiben lit Der lbtide @eidmcd i'm
Runbe am McrSen. Gura has SitterS niro bic llrz
fade tierpcn %beietttst, pprauf Rte Ssmrtrrte BON ieIbit
peridmtnben. GS stebt rtele 9eute nit iebr %en,pinbs
Iiden Wasen, Bel renen bic serinsife rrpcridtisteit
i'm GH'n cber Irinten, der felbit Der anbltd ppn ets
pas 9dbli6em rebelbetnben berporruit. 9plhe 9euz
te tbnnen ntdbtS BeHeres tbun, ale tbre 9e1bauunsS=
orsene NIT benz bteiSa rorsasitf seeisneteu 8itters gu
~itdrtsu. Bel Walaria, Rbeumatt8muS, Nterenletben
unb Merppfitdt pirft has 8itterS Wuneer, BET unruz
btsem 6hlate uup Iauntidem Gppettt TIT es bas ri&tt=
sc Gorreetip. Mit etnem Wprt: eS 1T eine ~pielIeitis
~pirfente une babel tSTf ansenebmihmedenbe Gr,net
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saubseit fam midbt sebetlt tuerSem

burt locale @ppIicatipnen, weil iie ben fran=
fen Sheii hes SDres ni9t erreihen f6nne,.
IS sisbt nur einen @es, Die Gautbeit su fu>
%rireil, unh ser tit burd eonititutipnenc Seil.
mittel. S7ubbeit tpirb burd einen e~nt;iinbez
ten 3uitanb Der i9leimigcn 9(ustleiouug Ser
G%uitadiidsn 8Dhre peruriadt QSenn bieFe
&bbre itd entSinbet, 1abt ibr einen %rumptIns
ben Son ober unopQfpmnenes 6ebDr; unb
ipenn ie gang aeidlonen 1T. %erfolat Sautheit,
nnb ipenn bic @ntsiincuns niht ge9c5en unb
bieie &bbre trisoer in ibren geb6risen 3uitano
periett trerpen fant, wirb bas @ebSr fir ims
imer serff6rt merfen; neut; Sdae unter sebn
itnb ourd &atarrb berurladt, meIdsr nihts
els elm eatsinpcter 3uitanb Ser ihleimisen
Sberfldden 1T.
Bir ipollen %eiibunsert Dollars fir iebei,
(rurd 8atarrb o%eruriabten) San BON 5aub,
belt seben, Ben mir niht Durd Ginnebmen bon
9al's &atarrb Sur teilen f6nnen SaBt Gu6
uni pnff Gireulare fommen.
S. s. @beneb & 60, Splebo, ..
E @erfauit BON q ptbefern, Is @ts.
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9ie Strifer in 9omelteao 6aben
mebrere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus
benz Srte periagt.
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9DO ,umrne Columbus sebprem?

@tan idreibt aus @enua unterm IS.
SUM: Sas MISUNDERSTANDING Subj
ldum Der @ntbedung Mmerifas bat bic
Golumbusfori6uns iebr in S1mung
gebra6t. Inter anberem bat man fid
in Stalien lebbaft bemiibt, iiber BEN
@eburtsort bes sroBen @ntbeders alars
belt gu f9ahem, beun bic TRADITION,
mel6e Columbus in @enua als ben
Sobn cine ftdbtii6en Sbormd6ters ges
boren tuerben ldBt, ipirb f6on ieit LAM
gem nit guten @riinben angefo6ten.
Wit groBem Na6oruf baben in lebs
ter 3eit bic giirger piaeen3as ben Gut
beder Der neuen Welt als einen Sobn
ibrer Stabt e%ingeforbert. Sic babeu
auf Stabtfoften bide 8dnbe bruden
unb in ganS Stalien @ortrdge balten
lahen, UNI Columbus ben @enueien al
entreiBen, aber bic 0fentIiGe Meinuflg
70 tpenig pie Die gelebrte Welt gu ibren
8unten umitimmen fonnen. Nad
elmer Melbung aus Mabrib gu idliez
BEN, 1T aber ieBt nit Siderbeit na6ae>
%tpieien, baB Columbus mirfli6 ni6t in
@enua - freili6 aud ni6t in piacenz
ga, = fonbern in Sapona geboren
tDurbe. Sort miirbe cine urfunbe auf>
gefun6en, in pelder Diego Columbus,
Der Sobn bes gntbeders, bies aus
briidli6 be5euet,
Sapona, am mitteadnbii6en Wfeere,
nabe lei 8enlta liegenb, mar i'm 10.
Sabrbunbert cine gelibuns @enuas,
iobaB man Columbus bod nod INNER
nit einigem &ed1t ben sroBen @enueien
nennen barf.
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HTs bas befss E2ittef empfpbien. X.
ee Mars, plpmoutb Go. Sa., M0i 1899.
" ltt hurd differentiation an Bittern nnc SaIaf.
tchoHgtef ssoet Sabre lang, gebrdudte nai1r Qaltor a5s
utA..t Nerrtn- 5fdrfsr ttb tam es ds nas bette Wsittei
satnr s~rapifbleH. 8, orHborh
Sur G4lpia0eI tao Edlafefgfeit.
Gt2oniB, Mo, Mai 1880.
slnh btnI erffen a5iieIbun bon .,pcftor Gbuiq's
NffrsnsStdrisss fGiief i'd pieber out. mas por9sr
mot Dtr San roar, unb bsfierte fdp mein 2ufnnD
grhnoli4 10 beb aud her @dJipiubei ptrldapaNb, I'D
tupfebte btbbaI5 has Wtittes eufs Bette. -
1910 Y. groabtccs. g. 8. Smrid.
Sittie Rcd. arf.. JaIi go.
W Dpfterft ntun SABRE lang, ohns ann MIR Qtute
s1a1 ~ ertdlftn; fttt i'd absr @aftor 66nie's gerpeu.
St1rter unbm. fuo biz NTfaae. pelhe eiser Qtnmodbt
seris9 portns serfhtunnoeu.
& G4bpt
0xNs es ssrfitsg,s R3uH far stespexistkabs
Dir0 Jebem Der e. uerlangt, gusetanbt.
1ruRe sx96Ifeu aud bie Wtebistn uu{onft
1klt 4,t1Stn murbe feit BEN Sabre 1916 soa BEN
9c4p. Eatcr abuig. fort wdpns. Sub. ~ayberettet
nub tetf nnfsr feiner AHtpeiiung Don Der
.k0ENIG MEDICINE CO.,
, Randolph ST., CHICAGO, IEL.
Sci e1potbeferm sn babes S6r
41So0 Die SIaf6e, 6UInfcteu fis S. 100,
etobe S1.s5, 9 fit 5000.
Sn g an Antonio bel NSoIpb SreiB.
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SD BABE ct. Safpbs Sci tets int
Rauie pcrratby, ba es lih ais ein ausse>
sti&netes Wtttef seseit @hntttmunben
unb Guetf6unset erweiif,-S.@ @rrfe,
Gtteppse Salts, MaG.
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Dr.. HathaWay
Sobn 8reaofuot, N. D.. Mifttfent.
Specialist DeS mestenS.

Surge Wdnner,
welne In Gplse DON
Suseub 8 Stnben
an RerpenfGpd&e
tetben, ~tbrt9ebenS,
traft ~unter8rabeu
1dben uub TIRE
MdnnIt&feit rertp,
reu, fputeu ben bes
rubmten Or. 9as
hawau frfprt tons
5ulttrea. @erseBt
ntht, Rerp
belt Unit ober etde
Trdume) mtrb mtjs
ienf1aftitd unb
naH ben nelefteu
MettDben betans
belt IND NIT hem
srbbten GrfpIs.
&s tpmmt nt@t
baraaf on, Oh man
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9teuralgie.

SD lit uneefGbr sipet Monate all Neu<
ralsie unb @eihtsfhmer3en. Ra6bem
i9 pieles perseblid eebrau6t Bate, pures
Id burh bic Mnpenbung BON ct. Safobs
Del ~sUffdnbis sebeilt. - %. s. Ssd,
Sberltn Sans.
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Werrenfutgem.

DurH einen 6aa in eine @erttefuns
I'M OftCber, 1890, S%errenfte t6 mir ben
GuB fetr fhlimm unb lit bic beftisfem
S6mfraen. Durh bic Mnwenbuns BON
ct. SafDbs Sci wurbe i'd hauernb eebeilt.
-&tas. Eberhart, &dneafter, Wa.
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f4pn frtter betanbelt rurbe unb init rel@en Mttteln.
{onte aue
@Gmd@en Der GeS@Iemt6rrsane beftmmt furirt.
Observation-Disclosures perteu I'm 9au5e
eer &santen nub ctne Snitrumente turirt. Gtn nuns
beyrnues 4etfmttteI.
Cntaxrh und Krankheiteu der
Haut, bes @Iutes uub Ssrstns, bet eeber unb Der
N5syeu.
Syphilis. Das am sef&wtnbefen unr iid,erisn
teIknbs MRttteI. Qur garanttrt.
Haut- ran kheiten aGer Gri nerbeu tns
rirt, no anbere furen wtbIausen.
Unnatuerlicher Abf1uss mirb prompt
y EN- paat Easen turtrt.
Neeine Metbnben.
1. Grtte Gpn{uItattcu In Der Office pber per Yof.
3. 0tnaue 1nteriunune unh Dta8un{e.
5. Sober utrb AMI Grunb ptftni&aftl.Ger Y~rtnetpteu
bstanbslt unp ietn cher ttr Gaa rutrb 81 i~penener
Stubsnm aema&t.
4. Diuise prtiie unp let9te Bapimnssbebtnsnnsen.
Su ben meiifeu Fallen fam be Rransbett I'm Saufs
ee5 &ranfen bebantelt werteu.
S&rtttt I'M Spmptcm : Gprnlular Np. l, ihr Mdns
Fsr.
G4retbt I'm Gpmptcm> TormuIar Mr 2, fir Erauen.
S4retbt nm Spmptpmr Sormutar SO. 8, fir 9ants
.raufteiteu.
Driefe wsrben prompt bcantpcrtet. aGe @ef&dfte
aeheym getalteu. Mebi5tn rtrp rerboraen seianbt.
kt{etfnltn I Die Banfeu rcn Gan antcntr.
4eutfm gefproGeu.
IRAN apreiFre an cher fpreae Dor BET
j. N HATHAWAY, NJ. D.,
St<rsns 0tbdufe, SO unt IS Bef G~ommerwfeaee,
Gan Muteutp, Ge5Ie, etns Ireppe bp@.
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NerleButtgem.

2itt an elmer @erlesung bes @ideMs
unh mar aettueiie s~esspmnset etnen @tcd
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-01-28
THE MEETING.

After so long an absence
At last We meet again:
Does the meeting give rs pleasure,
Or does it give rs pains
The tree Of life has been shaken,
And but few of as linger now,
Like the Prophets two or three berries,
In the top Of theuppermost bough.
We cordially greet esch other
In the old familiar tone;
And we think, though we do not say IL,
Hew old and gray he Is grown.
We speak Of Merry Christmas,
And many Happy New Year;
But each in his heart Is thinking
OF those that are not here.
We speSk Of friends and their fortunes,
And of what they did and said,
Till the dead alone seem living,
And the living alone seem dead.
And ut last we hardly distinguish
Between the ghosts and the guests;
And mist and shadow Of sadness
Steals over our merriest jests.
-LoEGFELL.ow.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-01-28

A HARLEM ART GALLERY
Noticing several badly taken tin
types in front of a shanty mp in
Harlem, and the sign, cart Gal
lery," Mr.. Manhattan Beach asked
the artist:
"What do you mean by calling
your establishment an art gallery"
"Well, now, il You think it
doesn't require any art and science
to make people pay for their pic
lures after they have seen them,
just you come in and try it. p
Texas Siftings.