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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Gen bDhiten Warfipreis iir Sarm
prooufte uner Nrt be5ablt
% III. 6 beriln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Sir 8ole, Sdinfsn, Spcdieilen,
Butter unb @,er gable id ben b6dlttl
Rarftpreis. % M. @berIiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Serr Se6. 8afS, Der befannte 8l,tb
bon Berger, peilte am @ontag beil6s-
ueile III u~nlerer Stabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Serr Otto gramer, BON ct. 2ouis,
tuar lebten Gamstas bier als SAT- leis
neg S6pasers, Srn. @m. SsrSo9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

8er1angt, iOfOrt 5000 Suibel
SO. 2 8et5en fur ben i6 abselieiert i'm
Gleuaior 81 Gents per 8uibel beSabte.
M. & prban n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Hd6iten Sonntas Sampitoot' @rcur'
iion BON bier uns had Gbamois uno az
beren Yldtcn ain Miiluuri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Nm 81. Mai baben mir Yfn9lten
unb big ba6in 1T boffertli6 Der @inter
poriiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Serr Sobn Sug murbe lcs'en Mons
tag BON ieincr 9atiiu nit einem f!eiuen
I6dter6en beIdenft. @ratuliren!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Serr 2uuis &inhepal hat fur ndbten
Sonntus e,ne 9ampftoot Grcnrfion
rad @aseonabe, Bortlano uno gbamois
uerauitaltet. Die 5abrt miro cine redt
interefante Ieiu oa tie Den 9%beilnebmern
cine @elesenbeit bietet Die &s9ierunss'
tuerfe am@ lsconaoe. Die neue @ilenbabn
in Yortlauo, Die Stabt Gbamuis. ioiuie
bic iibe rlhwemmten Hieoerunsen ON
Wiiiouri in Iuseni6ein Su ne9n:en unb
id oil Den gerrli6en @aloicenerien
Lungs ben uierH bcs .,ameritoniidsn
86eins" 81 !aben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
CARPETS uno Oeltiiber.

Cine neue Geiddftsbrau6e fir un&.
aber bslien unseudtet f0unen mir
Gud bic id0niten Mufter 81 biliseren
9reilen llefern als irseno Semanb in
Der Stabt. 8ir nebnen bas MaB
Don Dem 3immer uno liefern Den Sep
pid gcrabt fir unb ierti9 gum Nieberles
gen. u. S. Erubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

@rbalten, cine garlaOuu9 Samenr
9afer. so. Soroan
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Der @onncmpnat Mai bat nidt lebr
,uounis %bespnneu. Gbi9eulites mob
taltes @etter lit feline quite giufabruug
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Bra9tpoae Sribiabrs- In5iise bel
6. @britmaun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Sen b61lten W%arftpreis fir Ger,
Butter, Sped. Sibner ullp., beiabIt
W. SUroau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Der Wtai bat nit BEN 3bermometer
nnbe benz @e~irierpunf.e bespnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Groceries. friid urb itets bic
tiaisiteu in Der Stabt.
u. &. 8rubpt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Ginsbams fir o6irjen. 4 garbs fur
20 Gents BET @ nj. 6 ber1in.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Rursen Gbsnb semiitbli6er Saa in
&immels Gale.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

5ribiahrs- GnSise fir Ssrren unS
8naben in i9bniter Guswubl bei
6. gbriitmaun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Seii6tist ben Miliuaufee Selbltbins
Der bel M. Serbian. ebe ibr einen aube,
reu fauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Neue Mn3ei9en.

our 9eadjtnne. Sen geiuobueru bon Berger.
d nrbdbts i'd BITE ergebete Wtittheiiung MAIDEN. boB
Id MID ge5punSen iebe nieiue Dohentlidbeu 8efute in
Berger ein5uitelleu uno finftighir nur nod in Der.
manu- nisinen 9erui auslben iuerbe. Sr9ebenft.
Or. u. 0Iaier. 2ohnarlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

9abtlOie 5ilsi6ube uno Saniofeln,
bic a0erbeiten bel u. s. 8ruoot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

2imotbp., &leez, 8lau9rasz, 0rdoar.
@ras- uno &eb Eops Sameu BET
Mt. Sorban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Mpldlrs. cine icine Guasitdt, mt %
Gents per @alluue bel
8m. 6 BERTH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

@s iino jest ssraoe 10 Sabre. ie,t
slpei &inber Der 6amilie 9bos. S9leB
gu Mebforo, 8isc., elm 8nabe uuo Elm
Mabten, ipurlOs ueridwanoen. Sic
Nabbnrn, iu1ten bamals aae nmliesen.
ben 8dlber ab, bod ubne grfols, mb
bic Gltern saben idlieBlid ieoe SORz
nunS auf. sic slaubten, oaB bieietben
uon ui(oen 9bieren seraubt uno &C.
t5btet lporben ieien. gs erbeIt inbeiIen
iebt, bas beibe 8leinen bamuls BON
Suoianern seitoblsn muroen. Der
anube 1T fir5lid ben Snb:anern ent=
~lauien uno arbeitet auf elmer 5arm i'll
Der @dbe pom Wiibieott, 8isc.. ipri6t
Die Snoiaaefirrate HieB'no, bod tpsnis
@nsliih, uno fam iid i6wer nit iein.
EN- arbeitseber p%erltduoisen. Der Or
beitseber 1T nit ben Gltern befannt,
uno cine Iebnlidteit feel inn auf. Der
Batter lanste bon Mebforo bort on.
Scr 1nabe luste; er wife, iuo ieine
Sdueiter lei. unb oieielbe uirb iebens
iaus aufscfunben iuerocn. Der 9nabe
mar finf Sabre uno oas Mdoden lies
ben Sabre aft. offs ber Diebitabt ere
folste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Quf 8odb,er unb Boduurit folc

Nuf Sodb,er unb 8odmurit folst
raid Balameiiter uub Maiuein! Serr-
llte Waiipeinbople! unS oann, ia
nidt gu uerseiieu, Der idneeise giscream
nebit 8eanuts unb Girecraders an
8ierten Suit! . 86nisin. bas 2eben
lit bud id6 ! unh Die fd6nen Gage BON
4~rraniuej febren pieoer! nit Dem HEB
li4en Mosquitc! oieiem nieoliden Colt.
bri bes @orbens! im @efofse, Der ms
Tag unb 9abt, beioubers ober Nadts!
ietne luBeiten Welooieen poriummen
iuiro! uno su aIebem nod bic fanse
uermiBten S9mibbdoer! Wein 2ieb9en,
mas miQlf bu nod me9r?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

9urd Den lan9e nnboitcnben &egeu
iuurben Die 5arnner in i6rsnSeloarbeiten
iebr 5uriidgcictt uuo lelbt bas @spilausz
te 1T Der @efabr ausgeiest I'M Yobcn 5ll
eritiden ODER iufoi9e ST GROCER Scudtis=
felt gu @runoe 81 geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
1ermanner polksblatt.

Seute abenb reselmdbise 8triamm.
lung beg Sdulratbs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

@eriu9e, noriue9,ihe uuo rufli1t
Sarbines. iebr biIi9 bel
gY III. 6 berlin II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Strobbiite. 500 Strobblte fir
Serren, &nabeu uuo Mdoden. Spredt
Del mir Dor lpenu ibr einen lb6aen 0ut
su einem bi1isen 8relie MOTT.
Gbplpb s. &ruhot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Wtui0 ~ rerfaufen: gins 8uteGarua bsethlb en-
~ 24S ader. pooDn 40 inGultur febtn nnb mo- udls
tere60 ader urbar 8emiadt tperbsl fbnnen. SaS Ssse
beftebt 5nm grobten 1beiIe aus Brand Bottom ~
ettpos Siselanb nit tra9f6bi9em Qbftenrten, oxisu
gBafer unb fAbnem Wobnbans uebft allen 2ebeuUs
bduben. Wenn oerIangt ipirb bic Jarm AND y -
2heiien %perfanft. Sic Yarn Iiegt IN gDorrsn So!n4
3 WleiIeH bon Der CHARACTERIZATION on Der 81.
v. U. unb 7 Wleilen n6rbIih bon 3ermann. Bsen
sldberem ,penoe man iid on ". 6. 2e8Sltr
IL ma 8ermonh -.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

= aperIdNiae 1enerperiihernns. Die yteaB
y 9erfderuu9sSeienidait bon Sortforb, gga !. stt
be Home Insurance Co" bon Stem 9orf. ~
olte. anoerldiii9e nnb reelle 1eitIlihaiten NIB ntt>n
neriidern plnfhen es All ibrem WortbetIe nubsR ~
benz itutsr8e;dueten gserten oor,nipreten.
Spbu D9sHeE
4erutoHn, d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Ser bette uno billisite Slab nm 8aas
r%eneiufdufe 81 MAIDEN lit Der Stpre
BON B NJ. Gbertin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Mdtmna Harmer!

Gouest 1om III Elm fd6uer GInoeSboIe 9suah, ~
brouner Jarbe. 16 Sanb bod. 8 Sabre al nhb f4ea
unb fart aebaut; iberboupt Elm 3fert fur out 86s6t.
9erielbe ipirb oui nietner Farm. 2 WtsiIen tahli4 ~
perinonH 5u tol9enoeu Be6tn9un1en ftebeu:
Weriidberung $500. 5ahlbor meitu baS Gchlsu nitb
rem ober bic Stiite p~erfauft ober perhoubef uirb. III
0prfbt tptrb eebraudt nm llngIidsfdue ~ bsytAs
ten. bod BIN i'd fur etiua @orfout meube ui&t rsraHts
trDrtlin.
4lad Siaat 1T EN- enter intparJer 3entndg 3x4s
baut uno If eiu gutter Jnnb fidoerer Seu9er. 4erife
pire Out nieiner 6arnl gu ~henieIbei Belongings Ma
mie Der Rensit Soneff Spm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Sran9en, @itronen lnb Bananas
frii6 uub III GROCER Auantitdt erbalten
uno iebr billia 81 habeu bei
Sc. Sprbau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Ou sertaufsn: u Stobilptten nit iGonsn moHr.
1haus. Stan. Gifferne. gutter GHene, Weinberg.
pTohfeoGer Ebitsurtsn unb oHe 1ebsngebalot. Ser
BlnS eignet I'D ousgeaeidnef ais Gilrtuerei ine 1T
inter sanitigeH BeotnsungeIi 81 pertaufea. ytade3us
frastn bet JaeDo5cerrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

9ollanOii6e Serinse, Oas 5aB6cn
r,ur 65 Gents, bel % nj. gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
2lnf %auaemeines Derlanaet1

uiro bas BON @eiausuerein Sarmon,e
am 30. WpriI absebaltene Gou3ert
mieoer 9cseben uno Sipar miro basielbe
am
SamStag, oen IS. @ai,
in Der @onSertballe itattfiubeu. Gin se.
mItblides Tan5frd u5den iuiro aud biesz
mol ben S6luB bilben.
@intritt rs Gents.
gu Sablreidem 8eiube labet frsunb=
li6lt eiu, 9asGomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
mm. 3. R~iAa.

Glcieer. 3%usd)meioen. Tran 3eIena 4ssyt1 bts
CtiprtfabrSn baS 3nIbnetoen npit Qleibern u te,rl
Sic mar ip1brenb ben lebten 6 Mpden s5ran 6eJeup
i'm 2ebren bieies TobeS bebhI1idl nnb bietst nun ala
uniern tpetbIideu Gintpobuern GeIegenhett ~ 81
i9neiben 5a eriernsn. 9aB Die nsue Nefhpee ~ 81
Ihneibens Ietht an erlernen unb proftif9 n Nf1n
vile bejtdtisen bic es bereits erIsrut boben. epre4t
Dor bel Gran SeIena 6csrf4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

5olsenoe Sanre erbielten Seiratbs<
grlautrrBideine felt unierem lebtcn
8eri6t:
Mobnort gler.
s. S. Gdarnborit, ct. 2Ouis, q
Soa 8olte, .Sermann @so. p
8iliam Sromm,.. .Gtplpe, 0tu. rs
9lnna !Sarbtfe, 80. Stolpe, Wo. "a
Sobn SBcdfep. Sreteridsburs 30
Gina 2anpe. 5reberidsburg 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05
Sapetem.

Sd babe Die ih6ulten nub alooern.
fen Mufer in Gnpeteu fur bic 5riibs
tabrs1aiion erbalteu. &pmmt uno Re,
lebt bie!etben. 500 8sobeu.
or Q 0l.,Snt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

On oertaufen: Gin 9utes @eiponn arbeitspferbe
Ouebft Tubrtnannspagen nnb 9eId,irr merbe i'd bill.
Zig o%srfanfen, ba id tronfbeitsbolber bas Jubrmanns.
9eihdft auf9ebeu muB. aTberfEe6tom men.
NefanntuaadbunB. SD m6fte biermit befonn
maben, bab Id niht i'm 9eringftrn on Der &c gen
bin. ionbern baB bieies BON anoeren SnfereNirten pbne
n,etn Wifen unb mtneu geidbob. Gleid3ettig m6nte
I'D hermit Seben fsornen meinen 9aren ~fefnerbin
nit bieier Saae in gerbinbuns an brinsen. 6a Id un.
ter friner @ebinsun9 seaen rIaeiuen Sdipisaerionu
Senrp 6onig. cine alose ~einleiteu tperbe.
enrbpen nae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

Gpnfirmanben : Nu5ii9e i'll id6nltcr
Muspnbl uno iebr biql3 bel
s. @6riItmnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-05

.Ou uber, oeutides Boil, foult 5abnen>
TRIGGER fem!
Oh uetteit iaanhen Stern ing Sternens
banner ein."
Seibl's babid i'm St5tuBuers Oes bat.
i6en, ,.gbicaso" seiuibmeten 5eitse-
oidts uOns &uoolf .. @ottibaa in Dem
lebter :pefte Der @artenlaube.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Paran stevens entertained the Grand Duhe
Alexander Ct Russia at dinner sunday night
After dinner Nine. Kate Holla sang some French
and English songs. Mrs. Stevens's other guests were
Mr. and Mis-. John Jacob ANor Mr.. and Mrs H. l.
Wilson. Colonel and Mrs William Jay. Miss Grace
wilson. Miss Eleanor Robinson. Miss Ruth Lawrence,
Mrs. George Il. de Forest. Il. +. Wilson. jr. Albert
Morris Dagby, William Cutting. Count Won Glatz ana
J. WadswortlI Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Y. Faohirl gave handsome
luncheon on sunday at Dcmonico's. for the A~nlIii
of the Russian feet. the Grand Duke Alexander ana
several of the Russian officers. all of whom first nj
tended mass. Among the prominent, Greek residents
OF New York at the breakfast were Mr.. ana Mrs. ~
r. Rail- ID. Bctasi. the Greek ConsulGeneral; J..
A. Fachir Nine. Contonseau, Miss sccbiari and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore p Rail-. The Russian Consul
General A. +. Olarowsky and Nine. Olarowsky. were
also at the breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cherey Richardson gave small
theatre party last night at the broadway Theatre,
and afterward a supper AT DelmontcO's.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Work Olcot to
John Prcntiss Browning Will take place tomorrow
afternoon in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
The reception viii follow ut No. 10 Fithhv'.
,iohn Prentiss Browning il the grandson OF the late
John H. Prcniiss for many years owner and Editor oil
The Freeman's Journal" published at Cooper sown
Oisego County, and who. for two terms represented
the Otsego district In Congress. Mr.. browning Is Il
granddaughter Of samuel Prcntiss. who. for two Terms
represented Vermont In the United states senate ana
who for fifteen years held the Office OF Judge OF the
United states Court for the District OF Vermont. lie
was widely known for his hearty support of the bli
making appropriations for losses occasoncd by French
spoliaions prior 1900 and for earnest opposition 10
the passage of the bankrupt law OF 1870 he ana one
other senator being the only Wing Senators who
voted agans. the measure. His speech III opp siuol
TO the bill Mr.. Calhoun declared 10 be the clearcs'
and most unan>weiabe argument that he had heard
for year>. Judge Prcntiss Is also widely known ~
the author of the celebrated anti dueling act which he
introduced into the senate and which became law
soon after the celebrated due! was fought between
Jonathan Cilley of New-Iampsh!re, aud William j.
Graves OF Kentucky. In which the former was killed.
Mr. Browning Is also grandnt phcw of william \.
Pren,iss. for many years prominent Republican.
lawyer and citizen Of Wisconsin, who lived In Nil
waukcc.
The bride Is a granddaughter Of Mrs. John Clinton
Work. nj whose house the reception will take place.
She i related Ia Mrs. Burke Roche and Mr.. Cooper
Hewitt. Her bridesmaids win be- MIS- GcorSiani
Work, Mis-. Fannie Lord Miss lIartshornc Miss Mic"
Work Miss Lewis ard Miss lille Bell. Ncril
carter will be- the best man. The u'hIs VIII be
william Mckim. Theodore e.. browning. Dr. Henry
Gil, Daniel Win>low and Robert Webb Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
"ITINHOE" GIVEN BY COLLEGE BOYS.
LIVELY BrELEsoUE PRODUCED 1T THE nv
ING PLACE THEATRE.

\ LIVELY III ELESQrE PRODUCED At THE lHN-
ING PLACE THEATRE.
The fist periornanc" Of "Ivanhoc.' original
bnIlrsqc Wa, given last night by The -irolicra III"
Columbia College Dramatic Club, at the Irving Place
Theatre, formerly Ambergs. The burlcSQue. which
follows The plot OF SCOTS novel, is the collaboration
of benjamin Aymar and John Reginald Blake. Of the
school OF Law class OF 90. II abounds with lVelj
hits. and WAS clevcrly interpreted by The college
boys The costumes designed By {. dc Grimm,
ana were made by Dazian. The production was put
on the stage By Richard Barker and the orche ra was
led by Gustav Kcrkcr The cast OF characters was
as follows:
Sir Brian de Boi- Gailbcrt. a Tcmpar.
c.,.,. , Albert I La MG ,,.ni,,
INonror, mis- sod disguised a. lslnef :, VIII
Athes,anc; Saxon Lord j. II. de Ia iorre Bneeo
Isaac Of YORK Giles Aneos,u, 1sintcr
"M"d' cutler lit - John Eca%ad blake
King Richard. the Black ;,, KmIgh, s.,,oo ru.s, i,
Prince John ........ ...... Arthur MddcO'n Blaze
Rowena ward OF tcdrlc. ..... :, idwaaIt Rub pucr
keG bc, our ~aad iSHp' %S wam Vail L,u. ft
Peflld. IT.. Victor Hun2eford. L1h woodward
iccoace Drr.ca,e ..........B,rran d IAncey Dr'ke
The burlc. luc will BE- given nightly throughout the
week The proceeds will BE- divided between The
Columbian college Athletic Inion ani Ia" E'scrv"
Fund OF In" cub. Among those PR s"nl last nsh'
were Mr.. and Mrs p. +. Barlow. Augustus u. f"lh'
J. C. Aver. Mrs.. ". II. Oscpod, Mrs. william y.
llaines. Mr.. ana Mrs. H. l.. snort, H. I. sands MIS-
Anna sands " q. Irgraham. Miss Virginia Inrrahan'
Edward Davis. Mis-. Davis, Mr. ana Mrs. George
Dickinson. Grcnville smelling. Mis-, smelling. Mr. ami
Mr.. l. Mortimer Thorn, Mis- Tiorn. &. stacy Clark.
icnrIal and Mrs.. Lons fizserali, "a" MIS-, nv
Tach' MIR. aud Mr., {. de Gemm. Henry Garter
Henry Barclay. Wright Barclay: Mr.. NJ. N";u'l'r
ficli. r. Pcarsaii Field and Mr.. ana Mrs. fi'""
IIumOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
TO AID ST. KATHERIyE'S HONE.

Some attractive living pictures will be shown
this afternoon ut the old stevens Mapon. Castle Point
IIoboken, under the direction OF W. NJ Chase for the
benefit OF st. Katherines Home. Jersey City. Tho
programme for this afternoon will Include ~ Mar
risge Under the Directory; charlotte Corday';
" Hope, after Burne-JOnes NINE. dc Lamballes;
Listening to the Fairies" "TyrOese Peasants" and
"Springtime." The young people who sill appear
in the pictures well known In society.
The entertainment has for is patronesses Mrs.
Winthrop Gray, Mrs. ii. L. Roosevelt Mrs. C. Albert
Stevens, Miss Bigelow, Mrs. Edward y. Dickerson,
Mrs. John ". Mintum, MIS-. A. ;. Hewitt. Mis-. Douglas
Robinson tr., Mrs. John Kean, Miss Frelinghuysen.
Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy. Mrs. Starkey wife Of the
Bishop; Mrs. Oliver Carter, Mrs. stephen Van Rens-
seaer Mrs. Couilandt Parker. Mrs. Benjamin William
son. Mrs. John A. Stewart, it, Mrs. Leon Albeit. jr,
Mrs. Werts, wife the Governor OF New-Jersey MIS-
Washington Roeblng. Mrs. Robert stockton, Mrs.
Richard Irwin and Mrs. Cross. Mrs. H. l.. Roosevelt
will recite an original mon0Oguc never before heaEus
written by Miss Caroline King Duer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
,roR STANFORD SPEAKS FOR TIE CHINESE.
From The Ncw.IOrk Sun.

From Tie New lOrk oun'
., rr,ucisco May 6.-Somc surpriac has been
nmd by senator Stunford's dcnuncialoi OF .mh'sa
can iin' mr. restriction and OF The Gcary law III
en' 'nt'ryicw printed here to-day he sara ,,. &,
an ~, ".,ious thing 10 throw any impairment III
a" 81 onr Chinese trade. There should never
VI. hecn restriction law passed IN I'd" nra pinur
ha.' ,pn t;r,ry law which has followed Is an ou
anu INV aid not oppose =, for 1t appeared Ha' some
rag; nn"nlr wanted IT. VIII adWlt tlal 1io
0i 'h', XII fc,rs of the Chinese ONcirnnmns 'hla
time ! n iu, Tor some wears have had none.
coun,s ',"d Tho Chinese 10 work In our n"in> WING
," and orchards and gather our fruii ana 90 u,,
N"Iua Labor of the country. 40 ho' kho" VIVA" VIM,
eo"no ,,d do without them. and undertake 10 ~,
w ,nnv are The most qurt, indiisriou' ,'," nr,c
that lh'y nmcndnblc class Of foreigners VIII" come
get'r r'r, e. no other class 10 quick to learn III"
none so faithful a 10, notwithstanding all that
a cid abont the majority Of the p'opr n'.11
hhs p' "a The Chinese, that thcy are ~ oiPo,on
Opposed w 4, ~ Cnly the few. Our intellg'h, hi'"
10 u''' ,os.d to Ihem n"iter are thc nfhn w., ;,
ar" no, ~, chinese do not take mp IN" trades. IL
lecauS., The commoncst KIND or Wofk. anu II. W.
DO s,,np' do not really come INTO comP''''o'' WIN
white Labor. , made no appropriation for paying
"ConlrcsS - these people back TO China ana the
the p1ssaet companies are not going - 90 !, ior
tTnnspOrtaups csiiTna,. that OF the 1Jnooo hlehe
nothing states 10000 Q. them nrc IN ',,iIor"''
In the Unltcu o"n n serd then back from here
II COSTS !" , talk about deporting them, Dt as
"1hry ~, ,.auships viii not 40 u Tor no,h,nH,; -
said ne tramslip lire. the one am Piesiurn' y"
now o and Oriental .omphnHs u,' ". WI cam
The Iap,prchend that Ihr cncse nn nm
90 ~. hos GOOD talent adv,'i'e :" A"e "''" ="
tuxHv Uhat thcS u'e N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

Inc Ficcnans journal, dates from l'o''
t.. " curious circumstance that three years a''''
It's hrst issue IT should have bcen ,,mpooned for a
luri'anical spirit.
HE THREATENED THE PREMIER LETTER.
'edrh that the unfortunate lunatIc TOWNSEND
"no mas Deer again remanded in Bow Street wro'e
threatening letter TO Mr. Gladstone two DAYS before
ms arrest announcing his intention to shoot him. ara
'"' ms Is to he made the ground Of more serious
o""'sc IMAM That on which he Is now In JAN. II ~
IL" extraordinary anomaly OF English law that threat
'hhs 10 shoot man Is gravcr offence than hanging
apont with loaded Oliver TO carry out the 'hr"'
but such understand is the case. The charge now
maze against the prisoner Is a magistrate van
Zeal with. but the serdng of threatening letter j.
an indictable offence which may lead 10 penal seiVi-
tudc. EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
UrVRy dSTOK rIRET'S WILL.

Newport. Il. J., May Sit appears thai th' ~"
a. the late Harry r. A. Carey, an 0hiinc oi WHICH WI"
nriutcd last week, DESTROYED after u WA W"""'
about two weeks before his dca'b' bu' M "'"'"'''
,rti,ur A.to. Carey OF Boston. has decided /" carry
80, A. ,,r,v,s Intentions rs shown in Iii Will. y
r.mlorv executed will. drawn October 10. lo~'
v,. offered for probate here today. This Will 'i"f
h.nueothjng $4,000 10 Arthur Dchon iii. gives nn
ia. rcs, of hi, estate 10 NJ. Carry brother WIZ
+ made. sole executor, without bonds M'hnr carey
knowing hi, brothers wishes, VIII give "''"o' w.
C,or ri.d.le the valet and butcr OF deceased. ana
ti, ,mo.,ut and all the hog,r,. carilnge,, mar
.s cooc1,, ard dogs valued ii $4,000. 10 FRANK
u Ware OF Milton y. H.. who WAS Mr. carey "
,rvatc secretary, and who had general charge OF ms
-, there. II. Will also give 10000 10 ms
W., H. law Baron de- Stcurs. he same 20 l"' uNcd
nTo'i' of his niece daughter Of the Baron.
io i W. :. will her fathcr ut the present Zine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
THE QUESTION OF SUNDAY OPENING.

The question whether or not the gales oI tue
wLd. r,jr are 10 he opened on SUNDAY i J"N'
,ou nm extremely interesting one not oh'y I" we
,,,,l,c Int TO thosc who are III any way 'ohh'''l
,,, IN, management Of the Far Inc Closing "l
a.. ,roupds to visitors last sunday prc'ip'h''u us
,,.sion and action but did not sctir the P'"o"'"'
,or,or ~. Allen. one Of The commissioners Tor 'hS
,, ,y,s q, ,h, tiilscy IIousr Yesterday ana III us
c,s,Ing the situation sal"
The closing of TIE Far on 9uh"as' m'alN vs.
- a, Ica., az 600 oCO To the management Na'nr'''>
, of ,h. directors, who do not desire Tor religious
,,s,ns that ,hc Fair bc closed on sundays arr 'A
,,.lv ,n,io,, 10 have the gates thrown OPEN INV
.,, If s3 ooO0oc may be- the difference br'"''h Tue
s,o,,l .,ccn>, or failure of the FAR sun HIS
ol,,,dv been begun In III" Federal courts VIII" '"'
h,cc, of having the directors declared H'e 10 "'P
a., r,ir opou every day The ground oi the suit
= that Congress has broken lis agreement Win "c
,,,u,r,m,cu Of the Far. Tn appF"pria""" III
!, 200 coo In Columbian souvenir CONS WAS h'u
o., in. condition that the Fair should De closed vi
.,,,a,~ lint ON no other condition. Ntcr"'r'
,.ngrr.. p,.s.d lii that F51O.ooo OF the nppr"'
.,.,io, bou,d De- used IN the payment OF awards.
his liI II f. alleged. the orirluhl CONTRACT
uss hro,tn and the dir, tor, are hol hodhu !" wy
sundav clnusr While appreciate W hh'n i
,o,.n,s for H., ming the Fair open on ShhuAS = ia,
,ot vc hrourhi myself 10 advpfa," u rs IL SFh'9 I"
me TO be n Dissertation oil the S'o"''''