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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
Ohue Shffem


8ie iDitemlos bier g~erarbeitet miro.
bas 5eigen uns uniere StraBen be-
bem-iont a~lIerbings iebr erfreuli6er
&egennetter auf bas 9eutli6fe. Sarge
LANCE Sabre binbur6 iinD Sauienb(
unb Sauienbe BON Dollars fir ale
m0gli6en StraBenreparaturen ausgez
geben mDrben, aber menn man bic Sc
! i6i6te bel 2i6te beiiebt, 10 muB man
gu Der ueber3eugung gelangen, BAT
aaes @elb fo%rtgemorfen nurDe.
Man fDqte meinen, baB BET umli6tiz
! ger unb prattif9er 8ornabme Der Stra,
Benarbeiten, nobel ale Sd1e BON pprns
berein in 8etra6t ge5ogen merben, fi6
Elm Spttem flarlegen lieBe, bas Saraui
btnausgebt, etpas 0auernbes gu i6afz
fen, bas aud in Der 3utunft BON Nus
BEN 1T. Nber ni6ts BON allebem. 9as
@elb mirb ausgegeben unb menn bic
6afir gei6afene ngerbefierung" ni9t
i6on mad einigen Monaten nidt mebr
li6tbar pber perIhmunpeu, bas beiBt
gana unb gar aug benz Wese gerdumi
TT, 10 1T lie bod fir ipd'ere Sage fafi
obne g8ertb.
Wfan nebme bic logenauntc StraBen,
Derbenerung at, mo- cine Nn3abl Sub
rem Sizes Dbne Be onberes 8erfdnbnif
fir bic 8ebiirfni5e elmer StraBe abge=
laben unb auseinanber gefraBt tperben.
Spdter fammelt man bann nieber in
berielben Strabe bic Steine Elm, bic
ft3 bon Der @rDe fret gema6t unb bic
@rbbaufen ielbit, bamit feline 59mub.
berge entteben.
Wfan baut bier unb bort in ben
StraBen uebergdnse BON 9ol5planten,
6iefelben merben abgefabren, abge1tos
BEN, 5erbrOdeln urb iu fur3er 3eit III
bon ibnen feline Spur mebr 3u entbe,
den, b66fens bIeibt mod Elm Gtiid
5uriid, mel9es beroortebt unb MORT.
Der man itolpern fann.
6atte man bel auen Nnlager uni
gerbeierunsen, bic felt ben lebt,u
5p0lf Sabren gema6t porben iinb, eint
9rainirung Der StraBen nit in 8e;
tra6t ge5ogen, pber bdtte mat gemiKt
Irbeiten bic bod pDn feinem 8ortbeil
finb unb nur ben 3ued baben, BIZ
itdbtil@en Irbeiter gu beiddftigen,
gang lnterlaRen un6 bafir Nb3ugsta.
ndle mad benz GluRe gu bauer laKen,
10 mdren mir ldngf BON ben Imam:
nebmli9feiten befreit, mel9e Elm &e:
genmetter fur 1us i'm @efolge bat.
Mber es feblt ebert an benz Sn1fen
unb an benz 8eritdnbniB fir fol6e Nr.
belten, bic, 10 einfa6 ie eri9einel1 ND:
gen, ni6t bon einem ~beliebigen Mann'
%angeorbnet unb geleitet, fonbern Dor
einem tii6tigen Wegebauer unb Sn
g%enieur ausgefibrt merben %iollten.
STIR bic Summer, mel6e aaidbrlid
a~usgegeben perben, bdtten mir Idngi
etpas Stables unb NiiBli9es babet
fOunen, Denn man ein betimmtes 5p
item befolgte. Wann mirb bies an
berS merben2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
Maerlei.

= I'm bic beiben Preistdmpfel
Witt@eu unb @orbett gu peranlaKen,
fir ben b:abii6tigten Preisfampf San
Qntonio als S6auplaB au%s3umdblen,
lit bic Summe pon $4,000 aufgebra6l
morben. nnb ba fagt man, es lei
tein @elb mebr in Der Stabt!
= Sem @ountbgeri6t 1T cine 8eti=
tion I'm g~inieBuns zines @ountpi6ul,
iuperintenbenten 5u%gegangen. Wan
bat ge9en ben @ountDri6ter feline @lase
gu erbeben, miui6t aber, baB Semanb
bas Nmt ibernimmt, Der bemiel5en
feline gau5e 3eit wiomeu fam.
CD. Sifer!e 1T bonn @ountp als
Mai6iniit int Nrmenbauie angefellt
mDrben.
= Sic &ontraftoren 9u9an unb
&r6ger erbielten fir Nrbeiten ant neuen
GourtbauS tpieber $17,S06.6 ga ausbes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
GaIifprnia > Weine.

Weinliebbaber inben ein grOBes 3as
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
0errn s. s. Meper am Alamos
Bla5a. 9err Meper fu@t bic Weine
an 0rt nnb STEELE aus unb farft brett
aug benz Seller Der Weinai9ter. Nls
sutem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus5uipdblen. ST fam
feline 9unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfem berfeben. Gotbz nnb
WeiB : Meine in bor5igli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone - fret
ins 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
Gine bet Grinnernn8 iuertbe Sbat:
T0r1e.

. Gs stebt teren fdertfd pte1e, aber bier 1T etne,
ipelde ipe5tea Snpaltbeu tntereiiirt, ndmItd BITE Gbatz
fade, bab, um 9raft, Bite @runblase Der @eiunbbeit,
gu ~erlansen, bieS nur bur6 bic Wieberfteuuns bel
@erbouuusSz unD AiimtIirunsS=Suntttpne auf etne1
permanenten Bats m6sItd 1T. wtasentdrtenbe Mttz
tel siett e8 benz Mamen mad 3abIOie, bod rei3en bte=
ielbea nur ben @ppettt Elm penis unb BADEN ipnft tetne
nett. re @trfuns. Da3u TIT mebr erforDertth, uni
jtpar Spitetter's Masenbttters. Oieies altebrpIr=
btse Normal Stdrtu ns8mtttcl bill t benz se5dwddten
36rperipitem pteber auf unb i'd st bafelbe sesen Gt=
~frautuuS, tnbem es etne s~rhnblide @erpanbluns Der
benz MaSen 3uaeflbrteu Nab,uus in glut unD 3eaens
sepebe berbetfhbrt. Dur@ bteles unfebIbdre Mtttel
NIT paa'enber 9tdrte a4Ss.rlitet, tit bas @ptem se=
gen aue Der @eiunbbett f6dblt9eu GtaFahe sei@lst.
Man sebrauhe baS 8ttters BET MaIartd, 6beumatsSs
mus, Rtereul nnb Geberletben, ippte Bet @erffcpfuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

Sbpls' Nalutett sl@arten lit Der
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON Sun
Nntonio nit tbren Gamilien. Die re-
selmdBigen Nbenb Grei &on5erte atl
bier Nbenben in Der Mo9e iinb ftets
5ablrei9 beiu9t unb e~rfreuen fi@ enter
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unS MbisfeDs un6 ~alle5eit teuerfrif6es
8ier, iotpie bic beltem Gigarren.
Oie IT etauratiDn liefert ole
SelifateHen Der Saifon. Mufern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitnng.
SdgliG ausgeaei6neter warmer 2un6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

Sn Der SiBung am Montag tpurben
f%olgenbe Petitioner eingebra6t: Son
8irgern, SlumsS traBe in 5tanb au
feben; bon 8. 2iebe, INN @ntI6aoi>
gung fir S6aber an 1einem Neubau,
@de @arten> unb Slib= Nlamps 5traBe
bur9 oas lleberlaufen Der 9it9; pun
@bas. 20fHer, nm &iider Itattung BON
Straf9eloern; bon @b. 2ied bito bon
pfanogeloern; BON 8iirgern in Clint
Strabe, Die Mtabre : Oit9 at iiberz
briiden.
9ie &eparatlr Der 5iibs, smiiden
Matagorbaz unb Santaz Clara StraBe
pirb anf 1920 perani9lagt.
Sir bic 5taOt lin6 nod 1859, far
Wefeno 108 5traBenf6ilber notbig,
beren Bei9affung angeorbnet miro.
Sugmea, Der bas Snbaltsper3ei6niB
Der reotoirten Or inan5en anfertigte,
erbdlt $25 unb Wulter Scott unb Pe=
ters, bic btn beriibmten Nbfalperbren>
nungsofen infpi3irten, ie $50.
Ser Boli3eigeri9tsiaal pirb fir bic
abbaltung Don Observation-Disclosures
ni6t bergeaeben, pDbl aber 5umetlen
fir Speoialapede.
Mrs. 6. Buff, 81. Garlic unb
Granf & 3biele erbalten gauerlaubniB.
Netpton's @traBenbabn zOrbinan3
(fir geni1e 5traBen bas Megere6t 3u
e~nt5ieben) tDurbe gum britten Male
perlefen; ebenio bic Orbinan3 be3igli9
Der N%usbebnung Der Encouragement ;
8edmanns Srbinan3 be3iiglid Der @es
biibren bes Sobtengrdbers einem &oz
mite iibermieien. Cine 1leue Oroinana
betref5 8dume. 8lumen &C. auf Stras
Beu uub Bla5as fam bis CUR 5weiten
2eiung.
@lmenborf bra9te cine Orbinans
Elm, pel6e bic MaHerraten feft1ebt, 3. ).
Der WaRerwerfz &ompasnie porf6reibt,
pel6en BreiS lie fur bic 2%ieferun3 BON
WaRer fir bic peri6iebenen germens
bungen in @ei9dfts= unb anberen 2os
fallen. 9ausbaltungen uub fir ben
ftdbtii9en @ebrau9 bere6nen io1.
SIR bic uebertretung Der 8etimmuns
gen merbeu Strafen biz gu 800 in
AusIi6t seite0t &c.
gu glei6er 3eit tbeilte baS betr. &os
mite nit, baB es cine 3ui9rift BON Der
WGHerperfs 4ompagnie erbalten babe,
baB bieielbe auf ben 8ori6lag, etnea
neuen &ontratt auf spei Sabre abSuz
i6lieBen, ni6t eingeben f6nne, ba Der
alte 8oItraft nod mebrere Sabre lduft.
(Oer neuen Orbinan3 1T unierer
Nnii9t nod penis @emiBbeit b~ei3uIes
gen, ba fi9 ert berausfeQen muB, oh
Der aIte &ontraft nit Der &Dmpagnie
obne Weiteres annulirt uerben fann.)
Madep ergrif baS Wort, I'M be
no6malige @rDfnung ber 8erbanb.
lungen nit Der M%aKermert= &ompagnie
ansuregen; bic 4ngelegenbeit babe
hire S6wierigfeiten unb man ioate
periu9en, einen &ompromiB berbei3u=
fiibren.
Oaugbertp's ENHANCEMENT, gu Dem
! 3wede Elm @pe3ials8 omite elnsuieben,
nirb angenommen.
&eue Nntrdse. 2imburger: 3n ers
mitteln. mas Bic Nnlage elmer elettri=
iden 2i6tantalt our 8eleu6tuns Der
Stabt unb ibre n%nterbaltung per
Sabr fofet.
Werf6iebene neue Wntrdge fir Stras
Benreparaturen unb Serfelung BON
StroBeniibergdngen wurben eingee
bra6t; on ben i6auberbaften 3uftano
Der SibsN lamos5 traBe unb naments
lid at bic Stele gde Surners unb
@artensS traBe, bic faum nod 5u pais
firen iinb, bat alerbings Niemanb ges
ba6t.
Sofling unb 9auebertp berIangen
cine unteriu6mng bes @erii9ts, bas
fie 6ilbebranb & @tribbling geipiRe
8erfpre6unsen gema6t bdtten, mos
raufbiu alderman NetptDn Elm 8ers
t%rauenspotum einbringt, bas einfims
mig angenommen nirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
6 8.
2amSidan in geras.

Ob der &egenfan, tpelGer in Ser
Jtadt 60t1 Samfog auf Ben Sonntag
bier eirgefeBt anb 5mei bpae Sage att>
gebalenz bat, iiber BEN gefammtett
@taatabin gegangen unb 1T Mirfli6s
teit Der 10 tange berbeigeiebnte, ogroBe
2anbregen4 gepefen 1T, pelGer bic
sgr6Bte, yfeit nabe5u 40 Sabren bagez
iueiene Serbft : 9trteaeit" 3um en6Iiz
~den~ Abf1tuB brinet, bariiber Iiegert
enbgRltise 8eridte BIG iebt nod nidt
Dor. 9ie nddien Sage iperben aber
f6on-iob irfen mir annebmen = bic
beftdtigenbe @emiBbeit bafir bringen.
SoB. es mebr als cine blpBe &ebenss
art 1T uub auf tbatid6Iidf1er Mabrbeit
berubt, tuenn mir bic bOfentli6 gum
abf1luB gebra9te Diirreperiobe als
cine 10 f6limme be3ei6nen. tpie fie felt
einem pollen Wenf@enalter ni6t mebr
b~agemefen, tifen Ollie, tpel9e bier
bic fhnf3iger Sabre bur6lebt baben.
Gin redt Invertebrates 3eugniB Boz
fiir Bot Dor elm paar Sagen elm alter
Nnfiebler, Der. 6. q. Mur4ifon BON
nbalbe, abgelegt. St tpar gerabe hout
@ibolo-18 Meilen DfIi6 bon San
Nntonio-bon einem plabe, In beHen
Ndbe CT in ben fiHf3iger Sabren ges
.tuobnt bate, 5uridgefommen. Ser
genanrte Glub@-fo beri6tet er-vfei
IN biefem Sabre nouitdnbig ausgetrodz
mel, unb er babe tpdbrenb ieiner Mntpe>
fenbeit bort ELM paar Greunben gebolz
fen. i'm 6luBbett elm Sod au graben,
I'm Wafer fir 6as gteb au bef9aHen /;
DO feien fe in elmer gang betrd1tli1en
Siefe auf Elm 0ogsbedb > SAB gefoms
men, Del9es er felbft i'm b6fen 9irree
iabr 1857, no Der @ibolo ebenfaGs
-sans troden getpefen, nit ei~ngegraben
babe. Sn 10 groBen SdHern, 1agt er,
lamunelt fi6 6ann Mafer an, 10 bab
fie portreffi9e rSanfs" fir bas Wdfz
fern be8 8iebs biiben, neil bic &dnber
berausitebeu, unb fein San6 bineinfaIs
len uub He ausfalen fann. @9on Der
Winter bes SabreS 1856 mar duBerh
trodel getpefen; I'M Griibiahr 81 fieI
iaur Elm ein5iger, tleiner Geget, unb
boraaf mars gang biirr big gum Qus
galf,s No fDteoer i1ar leidtsr @esen
fam. Oil GoIge mar, BOB ole Bdde,
2stge IHG 2SaalerloDer ausfro91etert,
aaO pap aaes 9ras ailf per prdrte ools
Hanolg aepaIo. Oas Ste9 pei 1atltrs
Ig gu 2~aulenoen, nno ote 5btere,
ps.Ve nIgI eIia9en, pare1 10 igfpa@,
oaB pig aS SsuIe, melge IN Der Nabe BON
aDg soaEeI 9at y ereets ooer Sos
@era mo9ateft, St19iDert abbauett unb
W. Dle lgleItmlgeT Yugdrge oedeH
mnB!sT, DauIll eas yteg Mot eln1ailt,
FsrsH 9ise9 anO erepITte. Das Sabr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

GppleD's &egiffer, No. % 9lamo
9la3a bat einen &uf fur guten alien
@bisfep, Die beten gemii@ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3et9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarren
unb ftets frii6es Bier. Ser @igentbis
mer. Soc Cooley, perffebt ieiu @ef9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
Nuf[ena Mrnica galbe.

Dte bette 5albe Der Melt fhr @4nttte, aueti4uus
gen, Gei2wfre, Gteber< unb Saut<G usi4las, SIedttn,
hetten; turirt Sdmorrbotben ober tetne 8ebabluus
@6atss 3ufrtebenbett saranttrt pber tas @elb wtrh
rriide-fattet. % Gents pe 6&a@tel. Gum 8ertaui
WhptsfaIt,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
u tia

@auft bic belten Snbianer Serritp=
RUM : &oblen au $3.50 per Sonne,
ebenfo @otes BON Der
San Nntonio @ass&ompagnie e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

@runsetsentbnms llebertraaanSem.
6ermann, unb Sriebri6 Soldier an
@m. pteper, 8runbtid an Sbermans
StraBe, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

nT Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. @bolefalez unb &etail : 0dnbler
in feinen Wuitern, Gii6en, WilD &c.
SeIepbDneN 10. 81.
Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tperben
erbeten unb prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
0ao. 50 siebt anRerOrSentli@.

So ii6 eine ungebeure Na6frage
mad unferen 95 Gents =S9uben aler
Dirt geltenb ma9t, 10 baben mir bes
f1lpHen, nit benz Nertauf berielben
bis auf unbefimmte 3eit fortSufobreu.
Cinderella Yalaf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

= Sd bate I'M Naden Elm @ei6pir.
Sd gebrau9te Sr. @ugut &6nig's
hamburger @rduterpflater, mel3eS
febr f9nea bic boafdnoige 9eilung be-
mirfte unb i@ fann es beltens empfebs
len. = MlotS 90rfer, 764 2orains
StraBe, @lebelarb Obio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
9eirafbs=g bein
gilbert @erner uub Munte paI9al.

@eiue nnS SiquDre gu biaisei
Preiien bel
DC. Ga itanoIa & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

= gerlu9t unferen California
GIaret unb &isling.
so. s afanoIa & sob II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14
3 8.

: gor benz 8unbesri9ter Boar
man in GaIpeton fam Der Sal gesen
$. s. 9ut6eion bon Soulton, tpesen
uImiirbigen B~etragens als &e6tsans
malt CUR 8erbanblung, nobel es fi9
ergab, baB iein Nnfldger Der Nnmalt
u. s. patrid BON Stem Sort lit, BET
bic @%egeupartei 9ut6eions p3rtritt.
Sas gOrgeben patrid's, ba er als Sc
genanmalt 9ut9efons @ebiibren be-
5iebt, muroe getabelt uno bic bisber
pernommenen 3eugen ipra6en ~ @uns
fen 9ut6eions.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

= Gin Wort an Ssrael' 1T Der
5itel elmer sGetebrungs : 56rift",
mel9e bic resieren6e 6er5osin Ngnes
BON 5a6fen : Nltenburg berfaBt bat,
i'm ben Na6ueis 5u fibren, baB Die
WeisIasungen Der propbeten bes al
ten 8unbes burh bas gri6einen nnb
bas Wirteu bes 9eilanbs in @rfiQung
gegangen ieien.
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9rs. 8reebing & @elih 3abn=
dr5te, i'm Nlamo Jeuer 8er}. @ebdube.

= Gin 8erliner 8iirger nit benz
nt6t gang ieltenen Namen S1mibt
unldugf Der @tabt Berlin
u Miaionen bart our @riinbung eis
ner 8ewabruagsanfalt fur Ginbelfin>
Der. 3wei @rben S9mibts baben
einen bergebli@en 8eriu9 gema6t, bas
5eitament anaufe6ten. Ser Scatter
bat iebt Der Stabt @enebmisung our
MnuaDme bes @elbes ertbsilt unb 3us
glei9 ben Wunl9 geduBert, baB bic
4nftalt als &inber : 0ospital befanni
iein unb als iOl6es g~eleitet werbeu
5ou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-14

= S9ubs nit boben N6iaten eeb6ren su
ben 9anpturi a9en Der Nerpoiitdt Der Grauen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-01

This catalo.,,.. -, 49,, ,4..~ss. We shan
all want to see 81 100000 worth of gold
coin piled up in one heap, and that bushel
VI diamonds which the South Capers are ia
show. The religiously inclined will be
glad to take look through row OF
Bibles quarter of mile long, no two
Bibles in the same language. We shall be
delighted with the funny faces Of the fish
in the great aquariums, and the children
will have fun seeing alligators catch flies.
The visitor who Is abnormally ambitiouA
may even fall in the road and enjoy the
unusual luxury of being taken in q model
ambulance to the most perfect hospital
modern medical science can devise, there
to be attended by the most graceful and
perfect of trained nurses and to be dag
nosed and prescribed for by the best physi-
clans of all nations.
Surely it is great aggregation, thia
Columbian exposition, and think It will
be great many years before the world
sees its superior. RoBERT GRAVES
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-01

he exhibits oil kuo-e ls,all are farther
advanced than thoss Of almost any other
state.
Rhode Isl and was the first to dedicate
her state building aud IL is in all respects
cosy and comfortable. 1t Is furnished in
furniture OF antique style as BELTS a
mansion OF Colonial times. The
walls are decorated with pic
lures OF the governors aud incidents
OF historic interest. The accommoda-
tions OF the rooms are ample and will
offer welcome place of rest for the Wis
itors from little Rhody. The grounds
surrounding the building are tastefully
laid out and the flowers are OF the old
fashioned type seemingly selected to
harmonize with the architecture Of the
building and its furnishings
Machinery hall would have ma y a
large and important gap in it were 1t
not for the exhibits of our state. Here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-01

t00th anniversary OF the discovery of America
be commernorated by an exhibition of the re-
sources Of the United States Of America their
development, and OF the progress of oiyiliza-
tion in the New World; and
Whereas, Such an exhibition should be of
national and int,ANational character, so that
not only the peop.c OF our Union and this co n
tinent. but those of all nations as well, can
participate, and should therefore have the
sanction of the congress OF the United States;
therefore,
Be 1t enacted by the senate and house Of rep
resentatives OF the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That an exhibition Of
arts, industries, manufactures and products
of the soil, mine aud sea shall be innugurated
In tho year lIge, in the city OF Chicag O. in the
state Of Illinois, as hereinafter prov ided.
Tho Presidents Sabbath.
President Cleveland and party attended
divine worship at the Second Presbyterian
church yesterday. The church was beau.
tifully decorated. Immediately after the
service Mr. Cleveland returned TO the
hotel for short rest, and about o'clock
took lunch with Judge Gresham and a
ew others at the latter's home The
party returned 10 the Lexington at $3.50
p. IN. The remainder Of the afternoon
was taken up with receiving callers who
1ockcd to see the president. At $3.50
O'Clock Mr. Cleveland, Mr.. Bissell and
Miss Herbert took carriages with Presi-
dent Higginbotham and were driven to
the home OF tho Worlds fair Office
How the Duke Passed the Time.
The Dute ~ Veragua ATTENDED divine
services az the Church OF the Holy Family.
The decorations were superb, while all
were illuminated with a profusion of soft
and mellow lights. After the services the
party divided. the laeies rrturning to the
Auditorium, while tho gentlemen went
directly TO Mayor Harrison's residence on
Ashland boulevard. Tho duke was very
Hospitality entertained by the mayor for
an hour, and they proceeded back TO his
house, where breakfast was partaken Of
Shortly after the meal his grace visited
the Lexington, where he paid his conpli-
ments to General Niles. A short call
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there 1t cdIrms and awes ana inspires
like the Pantheon or the Parthenon,
though the arches and portals are 6imsy rs
the shack of the pioneer on the prairie
Admiration is not lessened by the thought
that in year the insubstantial pageant
will fade and dissolve like the vision Of
Prospero leaving not a rack behind"
Timely Topic.
NEW YORK, May LIN the church OF the
Divine Paternity, yesterday, the pastor,
Rev. Charles II. Eaton, preached sermon
on THE Worlds Parliament Of Religion
at Chicago"
Dr. Eaton spoke in an optimistic manner
of the benefit Christianity would receive
because of the great international Congress
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minerals, etc, ana all unexpcnded balances or
ruoney resulting from sales of buildings, all to
be covered into the treasury.
In other states, as in Maryland, an addi-
tional appropriation has been made
As Contingent Fund
TO be under exclusive control Of the governor
and to be used only In case of emergency. The
legislature Of Minnesota requires that at the
close OF the fair all exhibits not disposed of
shall be turned over to the University of the
State of Minnesota. The original law Of North
Carolina nppropriating for the fair was i'm
perfect. ard the recent legislature has passed
an enabling act, making available $4,000 for
the purpose of being properly represented at
the eyposition
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sunny six months OF the present year is
one of the most interesting subjects con-
nected with the Worlds fair. So complete
and extensive are the arrangements that
the simple view of the exposition grounds
at night, regardless Of every feature pre-
sentcd- in exhibits, will be we'll worth .
journey to see.
Ex-senator ingalls, Estimate.
John j. ingalls,, in his graphic and terse
style, says of the fair: "It is miracle in
lath and plaster, stucco, pine lumber and
white paint. The statues are shells. The
columns are hollow The marble balus-
trades grew in the forests Of Michigan
and Wisconsin. The mortar cracks and
scales, disclosing the delusion. Dis
tance lends enchantment. but the art is
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tailed account of the exhibit has been
given before, but the sight-seers are ap-
d reatly greatly interested i'm the
nets, yawls, and the models OF the
first fishing steamer ever built.
To comp re with this Is the model
of the modern fishing steamer and the
model. by the way, of the one which has
the record of the largest catch ever made
within given time. The famous boat
IN which Grace Darling used to save so
many lives. has been sent over by Great
Britain, but Rhode Island is equally
proud OF the boat in which Ida Lewis
kss gone to the rescue of imperilled
0ariners.
Over in the Government building il the
great motor built by the Builders Iron
foundry. This same company, by the
way, has another most important ma
chine here which is not on exhibition,
but without which the fair could not go
on. The machine in question is tho
meter which measures all the water that
Is used on the fair grounds.
Tie jewelry exhibit, which represents
so import mt a part of our states indus
cry, Is not yet in place. The cause OF tNe
delay can, however. not be attributed TO
the exhibitors. but rather To the condi.
tion OF the building. The severe storms
have made the roof very leaky. and the
otherwise unfinished condition of the
surroundings has made IL impossible to
Install tho display of the jewelers.. lt is
hoped that tho exhibit will be in place
now in a few days
The Rhode Island exhibit would lack
one Of it's most attractive features were
IL not for the presence. was going tn
say almost ominipresence. of the genial
Comissioner Wyman. fhe colonel knows
everybody and everything. and IL his own
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TIE PERIsTYLE.


Under the stimulus OF this rivalry, the
project began to assume greater and more
magnificent proportions, and when the
question came MP for decision in congress,
it was found best to provide for a great
international universal exposition. to be
held during the summer of 1898, the ami.
versary of the date OF the discovery Of
America Oct. 12, 1892 to be celebrated by
appropriate ceremonies.
The act of congress, which definitely Sc
lected Chicago as the city In which the
exposition should be held, and which
fixed the dates of the celebration to be
held in 1892. and of the formal opening and
closing of the exposition in 1898, was ap-
proved by tie President of the United
States April 25, 1890. The act provides
that:
Congressional Action.
Whereas, II is fit and appropriate that the