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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

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i'm &epolperi6ieBen aneignen. Sci
Der Nusmqbl foa trdftige &6rperbe.
| fdaHenbeit beionDers bepor5ugt perben.
= Ser 3ubrang gum b0beren 9ebr,
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na6gelaiien. Ser 8ebarf an Oberz
lebrern 1T aber au6 bur9 ben iegt
fdon borbanbenen Beitanb on 9ilfs
lebrern unb @anbibaten iebon bis gum
Sabre 1900 oolllidn0ig eebedt. I'm
bieie 3eit perben ettsa 1850 ausgebils
bette &anbioattn bprbanben fein, BON
benen etpa 700 nit feltem @ebalt be-
f9dftigt, $50 fait unbei6dftigt iein
tuerben. 0ie Nusfi6ten fir bas b6s
bere 2ebrfa@ iinb aIio einftueilen mod
berartig i9le6t, baB Dor Der @ingreis
flung befielben brinsene geparnt mirb.
: 0ait benz Nnfang bes iebigen
WintersSemeiters 1T Der 2ebrplan Des
nit Der gerIiner nniberlitdt in 0ers
binbung itebenben Seminars fir
orlentalil6e Spra9en bur9 6inaufl>
gnng elmer bisber all europdii9en
G'brsNnitalten nod ni6t eertretenen
epra6e, bes @u3erati, ertpeitert morz
ben. Sas Spra6gebiet bes 8uaerati
TT bic Seimatb Der nielen inbif den
&aufleute, bic in Seutf6zNfrita leben
unb ben 9anbel baieIbft beberrl1en.
9ebrer bes @uaerati iit Elm Parle aug
Sombap, 9lrtarerres Bahia, getporben.
S Sn gldn5enber Neiie 1T bieier
Gage in 9amburg bas Subildum beg
50idbrigen 8efebens bes SbaliasSbea=
ters gefeiert moroen.
= Das rSdauipielerbein", bas
Grau geiemannsSeeba6 gu griinber Be-
abfi6tist, ioq ii9 I'M tlaiiiI6en Weimar
erbeben. Oie &iinitlertr 6at mad
Der IS. g." gu elmer folder Nnfalt,
in Der sebn BIG sm0lf peniiondre uns
tergebra6t perben iolen, cine Summe
bon ettDa lao, 900 Marf in Nusf9t ges
itellt. 9luf bas @eiu6 um eiuen ges
eigneten, ni9t gu feitipieligen 8auplaB
bat Der Weimarer 8emeinbeporfan6
ein Nreal bon 1000 Quabratmetern
on Der 8erliner @baulIee ins Nuge ge>
faBt. Ser @emeinberotb bat bic @bz
tretung bieies Serrains eenebmigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20
sSranf s. Gbeneb.
8antes slaerlei aus 9euti9lanb,

= Sie 9teben bes &ei6stanalers
Grafen BON gapribi iinb iebt 9eiams
melt porben, um in 8u6form berauss
gegeben gu tperben. Oas Bud nms
faBt &eben, bic @apribi aur 3eit feiner
Sbdtisfeit als gbef ber N6miralitdt
BON 1883 bis 1883 unb felt ueberz
nabme bes Nnttes als &ei6sfanaler
gebalten bat. Das Bud entbdlt elm
por5iigli6es portrait @apripis.
= Sie amtli6e StatiItit Der lebten
&ei6stagsmablen liegt iebt enbli1 bor.
Wenn mir bic Stimmen aller parteien
Der @r6Be mad orbnen. 10 ergiebt ii9
folgenbe &eibe: y Social6emotras
ten 1, 1856, 738, p Centrum ,468, SOL,
81 9eutff @onierbatipe 1,038, 1858,
A. Nationalliberale 996,9SO, 81 Ssreis
finnige 8oltspartei 666, ,439, g. Oeuts
f9e &ei9spartei 1885 y Seui6e
&eformpartei (Nntiiemiten) 263, 1851,
81 GreiIinnige gereinisung 25S,481,
81 .Nnbere Barteien" (SGnen, @els
fen, &ei6spartei, @lIdfer) 234, 927,
l0) polen 229,531, 11) SiibbeutI9e
gOltSpartei 166,757, 12) nunbee
ftimmt" 11O,998 9ie pserfplittertena
Stimmen (13,792) re6nen mir nitt.
llngiltis tparen 28,292 Stimmen, ges
gen 7,673,973 giltige. Oie 5pcial6ez
mofratie lit I'm runb 100000 Stims
men getpa9ien. Serner batten 3us
nabme gegen 1890: Das Centrum
1926, 900 Stimmen, bic Gonierbatipen
139, 900 unb bic iiibbeutide Bolts
partei 10000; bagegen Nbnabme bic
9ationaaiberalen 19l,0 900, Der 6rei-
linn 243, 900, bic sSreicOnierbatioen
AZ, 900, bic polen 1900 Stimmen.
= Ser ermeiterten gerpenbung be8
Gabrrabe8 fiir Wtilitdr3wede nenbet
Safer Wilbelm, mie iebt betannt
mirb, cine beIonbere Sbeilnahme 3u,
Der er fiirsli6 BEL ieiner Nnuelenbeit
in Der Wiliidrturnanitalt Nu8brud gez
geben bot. Die fir ben Gabrrabbienit
aussubilbenben Manni6aften iolen
fid Gertisteit in benz 3uredtfiaben auf
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u II 8 | a n 5.

aOnis gilbert bon @a6ien liegt
In Dresden f6mer franf an Der Wrippe
banisber.
&aiier @ilbelm tpir6 bie geams
ten. mel6e ualdnsit bic 3tpei fransb>
lilben Spione auf Der englii9en Oa9t
sSniect" bel aiel perbafteten, mabrs
i9einli9 bur6 cine Or5ensperleibung
ous5ei9nen. 9ie Wi9tigfeit beg ges
gen bic Sran3oien borliegenben SALES
bat in ben leBten paar Sagen bebeus
tenb 3ugenommen, ieitbem li6 beraus=
gefeQt bat, bab beibe Gran3oien gum
@eneralftabe geb6rten. Sn amtli9en
&reiien 1T mat Dielfa9 Der 9lnfi6t.
baB Granfrei6 cine entf6uloigenbe
Nuftldrnng ii6er ben 8orfaq at geben
ge3wungen iein tperbe.
= Bei einem Neubau Ia Der Soon
StrdBe stl @6ln itiir3te elm @eriif Elm.
IL 9lrbeiter tDurben unter ben Sritm=
mern begraben, brei tpurben babel TO-
fort get0btet, bic iibrigen tpur6en
perlebt.
- OIe Berllner Nnardi1ten feierten
ben Sabrestag ber Sinri9tung Der
@bicagoer gnar9iften Spies un6 @ez
nORen bur9 cine 8eriammIung lit ell
mem 9aale In Der @renabieritraBe.
Ser Qnar6ift WeiB, Elm 5GloTer,
pergli6, inbem er auf einige tiiraii1e
2eitungen Der 9lnar6iften bintpies,
Barcelona nit @bicago, unb iagte,
baB bic @bicagoer cine perrottete gours
9eoiiie ieien, wel6e fein beIieres S6ids
ial berbienten, ais in bic 2uft gas
iprenst gu tperben.. gtad biefer @eu.
Berung beS GeDner8 murbe Der Saal
Don Der poli3ei gerdumt.
- Gin Socialilt gtamen8 WDigt 1T
in Sortmunb gu elmer 8efdngniBs
Strafe perurtbeiIt worben, neil er eis
men Nrtitel per6ffentli6t bate, tporin
er bebauptete, OaB Der Giirlt gismard
bic beriibmte @mier Depelbe g,fdli1t
babe. Wdbrenb beS pro3ehes bers
lcn9te 8oigt's Inpalt, baB Der Slrlt
8iSmard porgelaben perbe. I'm unter
@io 5u ertldren, baB er Deber ben
Wortlaut nod ben Sinn Der 9epeide
gednbert babe, nel6e ben fran36iii6en
&ries BON 1901 peranlaBte. Sa5
@sri6t iebo6 mics auf 8eranlai1ung
beg Staatsanmalte8 bas 8eiu9 ab,
wel9er ertldrte, faB Giirt 8ismard
bic 9epei9e frei iiberiebt babe. Sas
aber mar, na9 Der gnti6eibung bes
Seri9tS, tein geniigenber @runb, I'M
ibu elmer Gali6ung gu bei6ulbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20


Bterce's Golden Medical Discovery, fir
peldes @arautte seleiitet tpirb. @enn
es niHt bilft ooer furirt, 70 iuirb jebes Mal
bas @elb befiir suriidseseben. 9eiue an.
bere Webisin bieier Grt III 70 3uperldiIg,
unb iuirfiam, oab iie inter iolden 8ebin.
sunscu pertauft iperOen fOuute. SfFs bann
tpabrideinIidt bag cine uubere neben 70
gut" TT?
ats 8lutreiuiser, 6leii4biloner unb
3rdfte. .8ieoerberiteller fanu uidts fid nit
oem Discovery" rersleideu. &c III uidt
mie bic GariapariGlas ober sep0bulidsn
pGriibjabrs- -MeOi3incn". gu allen Sab.
res,eiten inib IN alien Gdllen reinist,
ftdrtt unb baut es bas gauge Spitem anf.
@eseu 8lutoersiitung, ausidlas unb bic
bosarti9ften 5ormen BON Scrofeln III 60
Elm uollfomnenes, auf bic Dauer tpirfenbes
Mtttel, fir weltes garantirt pirb.
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Nn6lens g;rntca salte.

qte btite Salse ber gBelt far S6nttte, aue1&un.
asn 8ei4wire, Sttber. uEc 9auts Gusl&las, Be@isu,
ssi9run8ene Ddnbe, Sroitbenlen unb dle Souttrants
bettsn; furrt 9dmprrsctben pbsr tetne Bssabluns.
9batse 9ufriebenbsit saronttrt ober eas @etb wirt
3arudesitattt. 25 Gents ote Seba9t.I. Bum @srfauj
WbpIej6lt,
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StaAt Obto, Stabt SpIebp,l
Qucd q S,D1tr1t n. s s.


Sranf 5. Gbeneb bei9ip5rt, bab er be,
dltere 9artner Der 5irntl s. S. Gbenep
6 .. lit, fueI6e @ei6dfte in Der Stabt Splebp
in cbensenanntem County unb Staate, tbut
unb bab beiaste Sirma bic Sunme BON e II
bunbert Dollars fir jeben Sail bon
Ratarrb besablen tpirb, ber burt ben @ebraud
bon 5all's 8atarrb Sur uitbt eebeili
iperben fann.
6ranf S. Gbenep.
8ei6ppren Dor mir unb unter
{ ~ f4rieben in meiner @egenipart an
( SEAL 6. September a. 3. '86.
(~~) q. gB. @leaion
Dffentli9er Nptar
Sails 8atarrb Sur ipirs innerli6 senpm
men, ,irb tpirft birett auf bas 8lut unb bi,
i9lein1isen Oberfd6en bes Spitems. Sap
@u4 unionit 3eusniiie fpntn.en
S. S. @beneb & Co., Solebp, 8.
EF @erfauft BON Ipotbefern, rs Gts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20
1yn elmer in &iel abgebaltenen

Sn elmer in &iel abgebaltenen
groBen ipcialiitifden 8oIfsperiamms
lung tuuroen bic Nbgeorbneten 8ebel,
Iuer unb Ginger ibrer Saltung i'm
@ongreB be5iigIid Der 9lrbeiterbepes
gung tuegen idorf mitgenommen. 9ie
einSelnen Hebner oerbammten bic ans
gebli6e 2aubeit Der bon ben Gibrern
geIeiteten Agitation. Die &eOner be-
tOnten aud, baB i6drfer gebanoelt
uerben miBte. 3mei 8elegaten BON
Berlin berIuften pergebli@, bic 6iibs
rer gu Oertbeibigen.
% Sutter ermiibIen ("Grins
ding MilIs') CUR 3ermabluns Der
Wtai8fOlben mi. Siilieu unb ,@obs"
Gertig gum @ebrau6 fiir ben 8etrieb
burd pferbetraft. Gum niebriefen
Gabrit preiie bel 8 ips & Saars
mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20

Sn Miesbaben 1T bisier Sage
Der beriibmte Senorilt SbeoDor @u6s
tel i'm Nlter BON SO Sabren geitsrben.
Wa9tel itammte aus Samburg. gr
mar Der Sobn zines GubrpertsbeIiBers
uno bate idon eine Reibe BON Sabren
bic SroIGfen ieiaes 8aters gelenft,
als feline lpunberboae 5timme ventbedt"
wurbe. St mirfte lanse Sabre an ben
9of : Opern 81 6anuooer, Wien unb
Berlin unb grpBe @altipiel &eiien
tlibrten ibn naG allen groBen 5tdbten
snropas. SIN Sabre 1871 ma9te er
aud cine 9Our bur4 bic Der. Staaten.
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9fDuitdtelt

in jeosm Gepartement unleres @ei9dfts, be-
ionbers aud in s Saf@entiidern.
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9rs. 8reeSins & S0elib, 3abn,
drste, i'm Nla.no Geuer 8eri. 8ebdube
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gaa fir Sac am gd,reibuuIt.

Sebft in ben ftdrtfen Gonttuticuen TT Der 1crratb
an eebensfraft fein unerdbpF4er. 9as fur Sag am
S4retbpult fsen, ctue Das sebDrtsc Wab BON 8epe=
suns i'm Sreten, entstsht e,nem seunben Mann pber
ener 8eiuupen 5rau bic benieben tnneppbnenbe araft
nit rerelben St9erbeit, NIT wel4er bas @aiier aus
etnem Satffe mttslf etner Dampfmai4ine sepunrt
ptrb. otnsabe an tas Geiddf 1T lrben8pertb, bod
fam bieieIbe au ibe trieben werten. Debnt Cure
9unsen aus, redt Cure @ltesmaben selesentlt4 burd
trdtt8en6e nebunaen uno ppr Guem, renn Sbr inbet,
bab Cure Geiunbhett furt neberarbettans selttten,
peru9t 6pftetter Masenbitters, baS BITE 8erbauung
unb beS Spftem8 i'm Gasemeinen, resulirt. GS lit ber
&ont8 auer tcntiden Mittel unb befst GSeni6afteu,
pelfe es mad Gnfdt ber Nerjte fur ben @ebrau& fur
l1pd1ltebe Pericnen i'm 2Qsemeinen empfeblen. Vcrs
tbelbaft bel Malarta, ppte BET rbeuma.ii&en,, Rie-
rens unp NerpenIetbeu.
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@lace : Sau0ld)ube.

8ir Raben eine sanse 9luspabl im 4, 81,
T. unb efnbpfisen Musquetdre Sanbl9uben
erbolten. Neue Gatber. @reiie bon 75 Gents
aufrdrtS.
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Seiat
Hub=g gSaarel1.

SIM 9ub'raaren Depa-ten,ent iperSen mir
bas brillanteite baben, pus ie bier se3eist
tpi;rbe.
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@ Serb It MopttQtcn
-..--L ------ Z. W0I.FSoN. .........' ..........
9fene &aQreu iu ieoem 9eparteuent.

Sc Sag nbdan Wamm bic sepdam fm san Wh bm
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&letberjtoffe.

Die neneten 6o5rttuts, S rben, Wtufter.
8oaes Giiortiment Oer 9opiaefins Moben,
2ote fuller, &ssenbpsenfarben.
Seint
in Somntt, seibe, 9erIen, glul9, 8anbern
gopitdten fiir Yromenabes unb @eieui6aftss
Spilette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20
eabt 6 II d

eabt 6 II d
n idt ;um q tar.
rem balten n
bon benz 9dnbler,
Der ettpas aube.
res berbeiidleppt,
iporan ct mebr
peroient uno iust,
es iei Dserabe 10
nl,tH MA nr
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@anS1QltMngS Nrtifel.

Inner Sraperie Denattement lit iebr in
Iafpru9 senpmmen. llnse3dblte Mufter in
Spiten unb @benilIe @prbdnsen 9lGerbanb
0raperien tperben enttporfsn unb ielbit aus.
sefilart Man bot NUT gu tpablen. gortieren
bon $3.50 anf!pdrts spiben. gorbdnse bon
rs @ents ab. gafel=2einen3eug, Sanotiider,
Daunen: GuiIts, &ifien &c. &C.
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9feue 8laufets.

Quilts mnb gomforters. @robe 8orrdtbe
gu allen Greiien. aauft, fpdbrenb Sbr elm
poles Siiortiment finbet Sbr tperbet nit
Der Aualitat nno BEN Hreiien Sufrieben ietn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-20
Seppi6e! seppidt !!

Sunberte ,,e,,er SHUTTER in elesanten xsb.
piden, RopaI @iItons, 1aosuettes. 8ost,
8riifisIer &c. Das pubIitum pirb eritauus
fein, uniere auswabI gu ieben.
0llles meu! nem !! neal
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gfene Nfintel.

9ierin iberbieten mir alles Dosetpeiene
Wtdntel, Safen, @apes, bon ben billisiten gu
ben theneriten. Neue Multer in MdnteIn fir
Oamen rnb RinSer.
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WEDDINGS.
Milliken Hummer.

Late yesterday afternoon Mis-. Alice B.
Plummer, daughter of John F. Plummer,
OF IS East Fifty-third street. was married
to Charles Stuart Miiliken, Of Tacoma,
Wash. The Madison avenue Baptist
church was the scene of the wedding, and
the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Sanders ofticiated,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. w. II. P. Faunce,
Of the Fifth avenue Baptist church. The
church Was handsomely decorated with
flowers and palms. David Milliken. the
hridegroom's brother. was the best man,
and the ushers were Cyril Cunard. of Lon
don: George Milliken. J. Howard Forbes.
Franklin A. Piummer. jr.. Henry Hayden
and John F. Piummer. jr. There was no
maid Of honor. but Miss Edith Piummer
and Miss Adele Spaulding. clad In pretty
dresses Of pink silk, we're flower girls. and
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German Glass Meeting.

Mrs. G. F. Gund entertained the German
class at her residence, on Seneca street.
near Thirteenth yesterday afternoon at a
"kaffee kiatch." The class is composed
OF number of young society ladies'. who
meet once week at the residence of one
OF their number for the purpose of con-
versing IN the German language. Mrs.
Gund during the afternoon served dainty
refreshments. Those present were: Mrs.
David kellogg. Miss Strive. Miss Young
Miss Emery. Mrs. George Lyon, Mrs. John
+. Fay. Mrs. f. c. Washburn. Mrs. Gar.
rett, Mrs. MaeCuisky and Mrs. Conoyer.
The next meeting Will be held on FRIDAY
at Miss Strives
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Among those who have rustica,ed at
Green River hot springs during the past
week are: b. b. Keller. A. Olsen, ]. II.
Peters. Of EIlensburg; John Kelly. of
Enumclaw: III. Vaughn. ". Ent. r. W.
Simpson, Of Lester; J. +. AIS, of Mos
COW: l. K. Walker. OF New York: f. G.
kreider. OF Olympia; Mrs. Terence O. Brien,
Andrew Forsyth. J. A. Forehand, A. Tai
bot, OF Seattle; Fred McRae. of Spokane !;
\. Stewart. Capt Panton, James Pickles,
". y. Freeman. F. II. Thompson, w. Pc
tiers. A. Bailey, Henry Gibson. l. J. Shar-
lex, Mss 6. J. Away, James Johnson. J.
HAL, q. Il, Miller. OF Tacoma; T. p. Con-
nor, OF WiLkeson.
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about week ago and Is also Mr. Bailey's guest
The occasion Of their visit Is the illness OF Mrs
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Wrestling returned
last week from their wedding trip. and are SET
tied at Nanits West Seattle.
Mrs and Miss Mcknight and Mr.. Sidney Han
sard were the guests OF Mr.. VIII Hanna in q box
at the Seattle theater Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. A. & Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Furth and Miss Anna Furth occupied the Furth
box at the Seattle thsater Friday night
Mrs George Fay and her mother and sister
have taken H. A. Mobiles house on Marion
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, for the
summer.
Mrs O. E. Pettis and Mira J. Fl. Perkins left
Wednesday night for . three months visit to
the Eastern states. during which time they viii
attend the Worlds fair
Mrs. R B. Albsrtson gave q box party at the
Seattle theater Friday night The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. whittlescy. Mr.. Daniel Kelleher
and Mr.. aud Mrs. +. B. Albertson.
Mr.. E. c. Hughes, the attorney, is in Portland,
having been called there by Capt John Irving.
OF the steamer Danube, to protect the steamers
interest in an admiralty proceeding
Prof. F. Mueler, of Spokane, who is instructing
Misc Sergent. of Spokane. the representative OF
that city at the Chicago musical convention, has
written to Seattle with view to locating here.
has been travelling in New Mexico, has returned
to Seattle much improved In health, and will
tomorrow resume his old position in the office
of J. NJ. Colman.
Mrs. W. r. Ballard, who has been Ill for sew
eral weeks, left on Thursday morning for Oak
land. CAL. where she will remain for several
months. Capt W. R Ballard accompanied Mrs.
Ballard as far - Portland.
Mrs. L v. Adamson, of Tacoma, who has been
spending q week with Mrs. A. w. Campbell at
the latter's residence, 22o9 Second street, re-
turned to her home Thursday. Mrs. Adamson
and her son will visit the Worlds fair and re-
turn to Seattle In the fall to make 1t their homa
Mr.. g. W. Rima, who has large property inter
ests In Latona accompanied by his nephew, ar
rived from Minnesota Monday, where he has
been spending the past year. Mr.. Rima has
fully determined to live the rest of his DAYS in
Seattle. last winter disgusting him completely
with Eastern weather.
The Seattle friends Of Miss Anna selkrk will
DO glad to learn that her debut in San Francisco
was great success. The city papers vie with
each other in her praise Several old residents
OF Seattle were present, including Mr.. Alfred
Holman. and he writes to friends here that Miss
Seikirk's voice has become magnificent
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Good shephere tkn.nt

Success Is quite assured - the Efforts q.
the Good Shepherd bensas committee for
the entertainment VIII. ii .omes Off at
Rsnke hall on Monday. NV Is. The in
siitution Is one which cel readily ask all
creeds and na;ionsi.ties e come TO its
assistance in times Ike 80 rresent. when
debts are accumuisIin. srd the hom.
keeps adding 10 the nun. g: Of its INN ate.
almost daily. There IS nearly three
score innoeents ana two - lrcorrigible.
now st the home. o. Il number Of
widely known persons Ave preferred
sheir assistance in mNskns up a crn-
gramme for the benedr 'Aroar item
are: Miss Marguerite Mckinney. the
Young Ladies' lns,s.use. MIS-. W
J. Carr. the Young Men iasi.,ute, Viii
lam J. Tooin. J. W. Hug:Ss. DR.. Palmer.
Prof Bacsmsnn.
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On Monday evening tie Young Ladies'
Institute gave May patty at Ranke's
hall. The first part of tie evening was
devoted TO musical prc&rsmr1e, and the
latter part TO dancing. u lalge number
were present. and a very enjoyable even.
ing passed. The following COMPOSED the
reception committee: Miss. Annie l..
Downs, Miss Norine O f}rien Miss Susie
Cleary, Miss Sarah Jones, Miss Nav
Quinn, Miss Marguerite Mckinney, Miss
Louise Herbert. Miss Ne.I;e Masel. The
programme of the musical entertainment
follows:
Overture Fret leg nisnt Orchestra
Mhlst4lng sole .....-..... ..-.. j........
Miss Ethel K,:lle
Vocal soo-'If Thou Couidy: tau" B.l,s
MS n. }. heE!Eoy-PiAis.. ifci. Leuben.
Miss Lulu r cad
soprano soio. ..--......--... ;..... Selected
Piano solo-RigoletJo .......... Franz IIszt
MIS- Auna e. AI*
worlds Fair March SUI faIi Hiii.......
by the following youuE }.G:ss.: Miss Ionise
Herbert, Miss Nellie X .s..s Miss Maggie
Chisholm. Miss HstUa Vial, Mis- Res,e
Cjesry, Miss Nellie Mas, Mas Ala Curry.
Ms Lila. l;' hssEns Nj y!'ie. REYNOLDS.
susie Clearly. Miss katie I'se:s Mis-. Nvrtls
Moore; director. capt. 7 IS HUghe.
MsDdelssoAn Double q lEEio 8. 49, Selected
Messrs lily. William = tBlver PhiInn.
Saunders, ster.ing. Sif.ss B.b0; director
froI ii. 4 sharpa
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an En- joyable Card PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Townsley gave an
enjoyable card party to number of their
friends at their residence, 22i Hyde street,
last Monday evening. The house was
nicely decorated with flowers and ever
greens. and tasteful supper was served
in the course of the evening. Dancing
and music were interspersed with whist to
make the time pass rapidly. The guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Green. Mr..
and Mrs. +. s. Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
+. Frasch, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richville, Miss
Hail, Miss Fannie S. Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Pearse. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Lamoreaux, Mr.. J. T. Nelson. Mr.. George
White, Mr.. John Wallace, Miss May
Proctor, Mrs. Lersch.
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On FRIDAY afternoon Mrs. John +. Fay
gave 4 charming high tea at her residence.
No. 1910 Fourteenth street. She was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. George H. He'll
hron. Mrs. u. \. Baxter, Mrs ID. c. Gar
rett. Mrs. Robert C. Washhurn and Mrs.
A. II. Anderson. Miss Piper and Miss
Wrestling assisted the hostess in serving
tea. The decorations of the rooms We're
exquisite. Their general tone was pale vel
low. Perges de tardin roses al been used
in abundance 20 obtain this effect Snresd-
ing palms placed in odd corners formed an
appropriate contrast To the tint The
blinds were close drawn, and no beam OF
carish daylight permitted 10 enter the
rooms. which were lighted by candles, the
light tndlng its way through delicate yel-
low shades. The candles were set in ex-
qulsits silver osndlesiicks. The affair was
decidedly fashionable. and many elegant
spring costumes were shown. The in
sisei grests included: Mrs ii. A. Noble,
Mrs Charles Hopkins. Mrs A. N.
Brookes. Mrs Satellite Baxter. Mrs. John
J. Post. Mrs. Charles D. Stimson, Mrs.
Hanna. Mrs. kben Smith. Mrs A. y.
Stewart. Mrs. John ". Rumsey. Mrs u.
A. Spencer, Mrs William r. Giddings,
Mrs. J. ". elise. Mrs W. W. Dearborn,
Ms. John II. Powell, Mrs. ]. h. Sted-
b. an. Mrs. John Arthur. Ms ". Il. For
rest. Ms. +. Ii. osgood. Ms I. II. Daui-
GOA. Mrs. u. +. Gund. Mrs. C. L. Tyler,
Mrs. Han:. Mrs.. :. ". Cisrk. Mrs. How
ard Jossyh. Mrs. W. K Boone, Mrs. Z. L.
webb. Mrs. John c Cole, Mrs. s. h.
seimes. Nfs. 7. n. Reed, Mrs. J r. Gait,
Mrs [. J. Smith, Mrs. G. +. Dearborn,
Mrs Wallace NuSt,nr. Mrs. Gilbert Meem,
Mn. Harry J. Ha!i. Mrs. Samuel u. King,
Mrs Taylor. Mrs. James Bothwel. MIA
Jennings, Mrs. II. q. Strive, Mrs. w.
T. ssihings. Mrs. E. Il. Burssll, Mrs.
Everett smith AEa Young. Ma. c. n.
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Tho 1880 Whist Club.

The members of the 80 Whist Club
were charmingly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Miller at their residence, in
the Denny-Fuhrman addition, last Tues
day evening. Mrs. A. H. Ruelle won the
prize. lovely bouquet of roses, and Mrs.
II. c. Gordon won the BOBBY. After play
delicate refreshments were served. Those
present were: Prof and Mrs. J. NJ. Tay-
Tor. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman, Mr..
and Mrs. W. ii. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Hunter,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bone. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Ruelle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Coon, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas f. Quirk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Abrams, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grun.
kranz, Miss Grunkranz, Miss Alme Grun.
kranz and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller.
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day for Chicago and other Eastern d..
expecting to be absent two moutha.
Prof. Laffey, the violinist, late .h,..
bandmaster of III. NJ. s. Warspite. left -
terday for the East.
Mrs. H. f. Hadley, Mrs. J. r. c,;,s.
Mrs. G. A. Cooper and Mrs. Moors 80
accompanied by her children. leave for -.
East today over the Canadian Pacific "a ~
children of G. W. Dorr will also 81 .;ss
them.