davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-23
Die ueleftrifde" 5oRu5ou9e.

Cine er90blt9e Scene bat itd6 fiir3Lid6
BET etnem Barber tint duBer1ten Nor6er
8erltnS abgelpieIt. Stebt ba Elm bieoerer
0orfbepobner Dor benz 2aben uno itu6trt
ettrt9 Die DOr ser S9lr angebracbten S4tL:
Der, BON benen baS NIT Ser Q(ufi9rift
D3a6n5ieDen nit Gleftrt3ttdt" feline beionz
oere Nufmertlamfett III Nuipru9 nimmt.
9tac6 elmer Q8eiIe trttt CT Elm unb Ia9t, in
benz ct auf feline fiircbterIidb an9eibipolen(
8efe Rtntpeiit, SIT benz it9 ibm nit gra3t0=
fen 8itdlin8en nGbernben 9aarfitnitler in
ebt mGrfti6em 0taleft:
pSd tpua mi bon Sci en- S6an treden
latten y Sci molten mi Dat UP Be Srt
o6auen, as bor bitten ibretpen iteibt, mn
belt BAT DO slief, nit Be @let ......"
yNb, Sic meinen tpp6[ nit @leftri3itGt, "
BEETLE itb t9m Der BET Dem NnbItf 6er itari
aufgetriebenen 8an9e iibtlicb erfreutt
Barber 5u 6ilfe 3I fDmme1.
$50, 10, bat nteen id benn nit Be Sang
getbt Bat bt MIDI nib, Bat bat all u
S6rrebt prDtpeert; Be bet me nit i'm Sang
galto en- Stunn barbarib t%auiett, bet eb.
Gmer MIDI ruttregen. Silt bin iG MT ma Ri
nit Ell SauOer 6eu berinnetumme I'M ben
bat benn buten Leien, Bat Sci Dat S6auz
treden up en- amer Srt betrtetpe1, III III
nun tf Dat bt Sci oeridufen."
@tlt9it i6ob Ser BARRIER Sen velef.
trti6en" StubI berar, auf Dem Der 8attent
BlaB GIT nebnen bate, brahte Sic 9rG6t(
in SrDnung un6 nerbon6 bte 9ettunq.
Mufmerfiam foI9te Der Bauer ietnen 8ez
tpe9ut9en. &aum bate err aber bemerft,
baB ih5 ber 6eiltinftler nit elmer .3ange
b%emGttnete, iprang ct BON ieinem Stu9lt
auf nnb macbte &nitalten, itb su entfers
men:
vW9tt Be Sang bLtetpen Sci mi man
BONN Qtetp, borup Latt tf mi MIDI mibr
tpe60er in. 9at geibt 10 bt mi MIDI, 30 BEN
tf ta1 faite Gbdn tau. Sci Julien ba 10 OF
De netge Srt mater, I'm penn Sci Bat mid
t%itnnen, 0unn Latten'S mi man ~leitperlt in
&aub".
9a mar gutter 9fatb t6euer. 06ne 3ange
lteB ftcb i6Ie9terbtngS NIGHTS macben. 0ber
ber 8arbier bate einen guten Gtnfou:
pWtein 6err," bei6tpic6tigte ct ben Nufz
geregtet, pSie iouen ia nit Oerielben ieLbit
ben 3abn faiien, ben sic BET Qlnipenoung
Der @lettrt3ttGt lt9 gan3 Ietdbt ieIbit ber7
auSbeben fDnnen. Sch ne1me tie gar nicbt
in bic 6an6. Mo0en sic bieielbe nur 10
anlegen. 50, II paiien Sic auf," iagte
ct i9lteBIt9, nab6em er it9 iber3eugt
bate, baB bic 3atge etnt8ermaBen gut iaB,
un6 0ifnete Sen Strom.
Inter Der @trtung OeIieGben f6nttt Der
8auer etn @eiibt, ais tpenn ibn1 Semanb
nit elmer SeOerpOie bic gtaie ttbeLte, un6
tntff Die Au9en feit gu. S6neu ergrifi
nun Der Barber Bic 3ange, brabte ite in
Die rt3ttge Sage, cine letie 9re6ung, Elm
Nud-unb beraus mar Der 3abn!
$50, i'd Oanfe iebr, mouen Sic nabz
ipilen,"
rg8at? pei is al beirut! S BAT lin man
DO nt6 9lOmen, nat Dat Sig 30 fir ne
Strait Bat. DO fam td of begriepen, Bat
iet oomit Weai6ineu trtepen ~fiinnen, tpenr
Dat nit min &9an 10 fcbneu farrt9 morn
is"
6o9erfreut, ieinen QuaGgeit auf f.
i9neue un6 vnOble" Dirt los getporben gu
ietn, DerlteB barauf 6oS 8Guerlein BEN ga,
ben, nicbt obne Dem i'm bienitcifrtg nm:
talt8enOen 2ebrltn9 elm gutes Grtnfgel0 in
bic 6an6 81 OriIden.
, 1894-03-23
Srettag, BEN %. MtGr8 1894.
0remOerAaH.

Ser bon 9ttcbter G6etlatn benz Weucbels
m0rber 8renDerqait gepdbrte Strafaufs
idbub lit cine 2tnnoBung, 6ie allen Ge6t
un6 @eieb 6o6n ipric6t. Sin itmpIer
Stabtrtchter iebt iib iiber 6te gdt5e Sc
ribtSor6nung binpeg uno maBt 1tdb al,
nob iiber benz b0cbiten @ert6tSbof 6eS
Staates 3t fteber, obgeieben DaDOn, baB
Ietn @eba6ren cine ltnperi6dmtbeit ge9enz
itber Ietnem etgenen QlmtSfDIe9en lit. Die
Sra9e bon Der 3ure6nunssfd6igtett 6eS
Nn9efla9ten lit in eriter Snitan8 griinbli3
nnteriucbt worOen, ia Der gauge Bro5eB bat
ii9 6arum 9ebrebt, 6enn Die i6m 5ur 2Git
gelcgte Shat Bat Ser 2(ugefla9te ME be-
f~trjtten. Die 606ite Snitat3 bat baS ltrz
t6eil 6eltdtigt unb Die ooQ5iebenbe Stats
9etpalt BAT ieglicbe Ginmtibung abgelebnt,
nun ipirft ltcb elmer Der unteriten 9ttcbter
sum 8idter iber ben b0cDlten Staatsz
gericbtSbof aIf un6 orbnet cine nO6mali8e
1tnteriu6ung beS @eiiteS5uitan6es bes 8er=
urtDeilteu an. Benn Gt6ter G9etl0tn bas
fam, narum Damn ni9t audi ie6er anbere
3ticbter no9 tDm? limb 10 fort, bis ie6er
Nicbtcr in @9icago ietnen Semi ba5u gez
9eben bat. Nenn bas in einem fletnen
2cnOneit 8ei4eDelt tpGre, 10 Qdtte Ser 9ttbe
ter G0n4 i4on IGn8it Ser &Ont0Oie ein
Gnbe gemabt. Nber in Chicago muB man
bieie @er66bnung beS 9tebt5 uno bes gez
iun6en M2eni6enDeritan6eS iiber iib err
gebcn laiien. = 9tebt un6 8%eiunOen O&enz
icbcnOeritanO! 9te b0rcn bel manhem
unierer ameritanii6en &i9ter auf.
, 1894-03-23
abetnhIntt ner gutnnta stnata- settntn, grettne, %. aaars 1894.

f6etnt aber enti6loiien 5u fem, bon leiner
bts3er beoba5teten 8egeI, ir9en6 etnen 0tez
porter, Der eS peritanOen bat, it6 baS be-
lonOere 8obl9efaIen beS y8o1ie8" gu err
tperben, gum vMana9ing @bttor" D6er gar
gum vEditor-in-C Chief" au ma9en, obne
aucb nur fiir einet Mtoment gu iiberGegen,
Ob BET Wfann Ser t6m 3ugetpteienen i6tptez
ri9en Nufgabe au9 9eipa6ien, ober ir9eno
einen 2anbonfeL gum 2ofaLrebafteur 8u be-
iteQe1, btesmal ~tniofern ab5utpei6en, ais
ct angeblib bemiibt lit, BEN tit6tigen Sour
n~aItiten SOL" Spbn 81. @oGerta fir BEN
8oiten beS 6auptrebaftenrs ietneS 8lattes
SIT gctpinnen. GodertG tit ~befanntlic9 bur3
vSoe" 8ultBer in ct. 2ouiS vent6e6t"
un6 ais Sauptre6afteur Ser y@orl6" na6
SEEM Oorf 9ebrabt tpor0en. SDre Sreuno>
ic6ait cling aber baI6 in bic 8riicbe. vSoe'S"
lalnenbaftes unb paBtges @eIen ertrGgt
Elm Wann, Der etnas auf feline @6re bGlt,
nicbt LANCE. Godertl tit iettoem 9te6afteur
0es Stem Oorter vQtoberttier". Ser Stem
OOrfer vSeral6" tpir6 un5tpeifelbaft inter
Der 2ettung btcies ausge3et9neten ,SOurnaz
liiten ietn in ben lebten Sabren fart 1T
@erfau 9erat6enes 9tnie6en pteoer 9ez
t%pinnen. @S ipri9t aber ungemein fir bic
2ebensfd9i9feit bieies 9rOBen en9lii3z
amcrjfaniicben 8Gattes, baB es unter Der
i%abreIan8en WtiBmtrt1i9att bes baGb iiberz
9eibnappten 8ennett (manhe, Bic ibn GEE
uau %fennen, laget, er iet eS i6on gan3 unb
gar)H nibt ODntg auf ben 9unb geratben lit.
, 1894-03-23

- Qln %. WGr3 1T i'm Sabre 1870
Sriebrib 8arboroiia iiber ben 6euespont
gcgangen. 1903 beieBten Bic 6rQn3olen
urlter Wfurat Wa0rt6. 1913 erl4Bt Bic
Brtn8eiitn NtGbelm bon 8reuBen t6ren
Nufruf an bic prcuBi1ben 6ra1en, fir
BEN &rieg m~it3utDirten; g8tttgenItetu un6
8liic4erS @ufruf an 6ie Sa0leu. 1915 err
tlart ltb StraB6ur8 fir 9tapoleon; pers
e~iteltcr Notwithstanding. 1919 ipir6
q. b. &oBebue gu Wtannbetm 6urcb San6
ermor6et. .1848 erflGrt Gardiner an
Oeiterreib Ben &rteg. 1849 Sieg Der
Oeiterrei6er iber Garl gilbert BON Gar
6tnieu Bel 9toOara; leBterer bonft a6 unb
8tctor emanuel II. miro &0nig bon Gar
6inten. 1854 l1eber9ang Der 9tuIlen ii6er
Sic 9onor. 1855 @efecbt beim Malafottz
t6urm in Sebaitopol. 1862 Scblac6t bel
Carthage, Wto., un6 bel Windbeiter, 3irg. !;
groBe 8erLuite. 1887 fommen in Der
8uuts&oblengrUbe 3u SDbnep Si6pales
70 &~o3len9rGber bur4 i6lo9enbe @etter
INNS 2eben. 1889 fentert auf Der 606e
BON GberbOurg Elm fran50iif6e5 Gorpebos
boot BEL ltarfem Sturnt un6 Ser &opitGn
ltllo IA Wtann ertrinfet. Die Sta6t Biesf
in <Blono 8r0BtentbetGs nte6er9ebrannt;
9 Berionen tomtnren in ben SlQmmen UNI,
, 1894-03-23

v8oB" Mtcaane, 6er iebt in Sing Sing
cine itebenid6ri8e ~3u6tbausitrafe tpegen
@ablfreoeLs obitbt, fam fib mach Serlauf
6eriel6en auf etnen nObmaligen Germin
.gefaBt ma9en. 9enn ipenn Bic Gfecbnun@
gen oeS @raoeSen6er 3e9nun9Srat6S tim;
men, bat ct bic @raOesenOer &aiie I'M
100000 Dollars perfitr8t. 0odb bis ba6tn
lit i9on DteG g8alier DEN &bein 6~inunter
~geloufeu.
, 1894-03-23

= @enn e8 pa6r TT, baB cine ~48ItinOige
Tortbauer beS StreifS Ser !3tegelbrenner
ber 8aut6dtigfett G6icagos Elm @n6e MAJ
den mitBte, 6onu Gaben 6ieie iib einen
duBerit gitnitt9en 3eitpunft gum Streiten
getpGblt. 9o8 pGre in elmer 8este3ung
Elm fpabreS Slid, 6enn ie i9neIer bet
Streif enti6teben miro, beito better 1T eS
fir Sic Sta6t un6 bte bieIen Souien6e
oon2tr6eitern, bic mitteIbar bon benz STREET
betroffen per6en.
, 1894-03-23

- 9a3 mir6 aber Elm f~urioies 8erbGltz
nib tperben 8tpticben Der G0nigin bon @ngz
lamb un6 ibrem 8remtermtniiter, penn
0ieier tpirtlt6 Ben uner60rten Mut6 babcn
ioQte, boS iiin8ite G09ter(ein 6eS 8rinSen
bon @aIeS, bic @rin3eiiiu Wtou6, Die aber
a1B ibOn tbre fiinfunb3ipan3i9 Sommer
auf Dem &iiden bat, 8u 6eiratben. 9ie
roQe" @ictoria 3ur S0ptegermutter gu
ba6en, 6as it tpabr6aftt9 i9on Greu3 gez
mug, aber gar ert sur r@roB"z S9miegerz
mutter. ma, b0ren. Sic, 2oro, Sic REM
nen aber bod aucb gar 3u blinbItngs ms
@er6erben! Sn Sbrer 6out m09ten mir"
nibt itefen.
, 1894-03-23
Gtne DerbGnonibooQe 8ran6

= Gtne ~Derbdn9ntBooQe 8ron6fataz
itrOp6e miro aus benz i9psOiicben 6afenort
SSfar8bamn 8enleIbet. Sn etnem S9ule
barIe brab elm 6euer aus, mdbrenO cine
2cbrerin in ctnem 9acb5immer in elmer
&leinfinbcri6ule unterribtete. Die Qebz
rcrin un6 5pei &in6er, bic aus Dem SEN
tier iprangen, iinb icbWer perIebt, elf Sim
ser famen in BEN Slan1men UNI.
, 1894-03-23

= Bren6er8ait bat BEL al ietnem Slid
6o6 oteI Seed. 3uerit pur6e ietne Sim
rtbtun9 auf ben G6ar@6reitag an6eraumt,
mo- t6m 8%u8empt6et miro, nit Dem unbuBz
f%ertigen S9GAer am Greus GIT fterbeu, uno
Oann t6ut Der JRibter G6etGain i6u gar Den
Sort an, BEN Sag ieiner @eburt su ieinem
Go6estage 3u beitimmen. Disadvantages
&er6GngniB.
, 1894-03-23

- 8atrtd eugene 8ren0ergoft bat in
einem 9untte 9roBe @e6nli9feit NIT benz
@el6prOBen &anOerbilt; in ber iouoerGnen
@erabtun9 fiir bas 8ubIifrm ndmLi4,
ST btitdt eS 5par nibt 10 profan aus, tpie
Oieier, bon Dem Ser beriibmte Q1Sipru6
itammt The public be damned; feline
@eyabtu1g briift itcb OteGme6r in Der Sc
berbe un6 in benz Some aus, nit benz ct
Dem 3eitungSmeni6en ouf Die Trage, o6 ct
Dem @ubIifum burcb bic 3eitung etpaS
mit8utbeilen pinide, iein r@ar nicbtS !"
entgegenibIeuoert.
, 1894-03-23

- MabeGine 8o0arb icbmanft noth, ob
ite ft@ in 3ufunft Dem &initLerberufe o6er
Dem S9riftiteQerberufe piOmen lou. sic
ntuB itD unbeOiu9t fiir baS Gine OOer 2tns
Oere enti9eiOen, benn ite lit ia 8ei4ei6t
genu8, I'm ein3uieben, OaB .iie nacb ben
@nt6iiuungen Oe5 8aiDingtoner Sbpeinez
pro5eIIeS Die Dirt bon 8auernfGngerei,
tpelbe ibr fir un9efdbr Elm 9uben6 Sabre
Elm gan8 b~ergnii8licbes 0eben erm0gIi4te,
nibt mebt tpeiter betretben farm. SIS
tpir6 t6r nt6t 10 Lei3t pieOer Gtner
auf Sen 2etm gebenI
, 1894-03-23

S3nee nnb 6a8el inn emig gritnen
San @abrielt3al, beiien 8rone 8aIa0ena,
Die ein5ig ibOne &Oritobt BON Sos QnoeleS
bil6et, lift Die neueite @erriftbeit 6e5 bcus
rigel @interS. 9a tperDen iib Sic Qutcn
9aia0ena'er %oertpunbert bic 4ugen gertebel
baben!
, 1894-03-23

- Sin iun9es Md66en NamenS Gnnie
8aubart bon Maliiuon, Bat li6 basu bereit
erfGart, Die ROue elmer moOernen Sung
frau bon Orleans" gu ipteIen unb, auf
einem tpeiBen Seller reiten6, benz Goge9z
8rOwne'i6en &a8abunben6eere auf ~ieinent
s3u8e na3 8aibtngton bas 8anner por>
aas3utra8en. Die iunge S6neeganS bat
ieOenfauS in Der berijdti9ten r8oltce So
8ette" 6as 8ortrGt ser Wfa6eline 8oQor0
geie6en, un0 fonnte Ser 8erlu9ung, ii9
ebenIauS in Dem S9unOwii3e neben o1ent
mO8Ii3en mdnnIicben un6 ipeibLiden @es
libter pcretpigt gu ie6en ntcbt tpiOeriteben.
, 1894-03-23

9u, Prcmierminifter, mas 6af Dir
be 8eitern toieOer fir unoeri6amte auSfaQe
8e8en metne lieben uno 8ctreuen RonIerpaz
ttoe erIapbt 2! @art', DID mill i6 Shores
le3ren! (6aut iDm nit benz 6OnnenIdirm
Sins iber,)
, 1894-03-23

= 9aS 8olf in BEN Ser. Staten in
ieiner @eiommtbeit m66te Ser y@eneraG"
@OreD begliifen, aber fetnen eigenen alien
unb RiiIflOien Batter, Ser t6m CUR Gait 8ez
worben, ieBt ct unbarmber8ig auf Bic
StraBe un6 iiberldBt i'm benz WfttGei6
fremOer Meni9en. Man bot bon v@eltz
oerbeierern" btsie8 S9la9es i9on Ofter
geb0rt.
, 1894-03-23

= Dos 8iG6 bonn 9ficbter G6etGain tn
ber b%eutigen rErtbune" 1T wunbcrbar GEE
%troffen. Der &neifer auf Der Naie itebt
tbm iprecbenb 6bnLt0. OrbeutIiA itoIs
muB Ser 8renbergaft auf ietne Bbpiio8z
homie in Dem @ruppen6iGbe, boS Die
Might Lunacy Proceedings in Judge
Chetlains Court" BARTLETT, fem. 8eIonberS
6ie gtale lit famos.
, 1894-03-23

- 8oS nur 6as fir r6el6ent6aten" gez
tneien ietn mOgen, pofir geitern @6eno
cine Nn5a6l iunger narie8er" 6es 1. N}tz
li8re9tmenteS nit DOte0aiQen" belobnt
fpur0en.
, 1894-03-23

v@rine @ei6nobten, tpetBe Oftern"
icbcint 6euer eintrefen gu tpoQen. Senleit8
pes a2iiiourt limb ite ni9t barum benotb.
, 1894-03-23

SameS @orOon 8ennett, Ser Gisenz
tbHmer oeS Stem Yorfer y6eral0", ftebt i'm
Se9rttfe, Die auid0rlidbe u%merempelet ietz
mes neutrality-suspicious. por3une6men. @r
, 1894-03-23

- 6eute lit G6arz8reitag, ben iogar bic
8Oriianer feiern.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
DIFFERS WANTS HIS PAY.
Wants the city Mnn,lnmused for
his Columbian Bills.

Judge Rookstavor, of the Court Of
Common Pleas to-day denied the motion
of counsel for l.. j OTHERS for u writ
Of mandamus Ia compel the Board of
Estimate and Apportlunment. to audit
and allow his claim OF Sli.s6j. or $500
The Art Committee of the columbian
celebration ordered. II is all,} I'd 4oc.w0
lamr.ouS of Mir, differs, Id after
about 2Jj,Oo OF them had beef made, re-
duccd the order To 1000.
MIR. differs presented " bill for
Sli, SD to the city. but thrE rlumbian
Celebration Committee rcd i il to
s2.ipo, the cost of the lamplt actually
furnished.
A suit has been brought 10y liter for
the full amount of his claim. In the
mean time. he wants pay for the laIU
pions furnished. but does not want to
sign a release of his full claim. -,
Judge BuollStaNer said the city OIL
cials have 10 righ to compel differs
to sign n release before he can get the
money for the amount allowed by the
Committee. but that writ of man
damus is not the proper remedy for
him TO seek.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
LOTS OF $40 TICKETS SOLD.
Great Demand for the Cut Rate
Stecraxe Pass0Rc,

The exodus OF passengers in the steer
age OF the ocean liners to Europe con-
tinues. For cut-rate tickets the demand
is so great that all possibility of a fur
Their reduction by competing houses is
past.
The White Star line to-day is selling
tickets at the $40 rate without any stip-
ulation as to the vessel on which the
holder Of the ticket shall sail The next
steamship of this line to sail is the
Tentonic, which departs on the 25th and
her steerage will be full. The Com
pany stopped booking her to-day and
some who cannot find accommodation
and who hold tickets will have to go by
the Britannia on Aug. |. The Teutonic
carries 800 passengers in the steerage.
but as freiGhts are light now, II IL
possible that she will take out fully
1900. Those who were left over from
the steerage of the Paris. of the Ameri-
can line, yesterday. left nv the Column
bia, of the Hamburg line, to-day. There
We're nearly 200 of them.
The Servia. of the Cunard line. which
sails on Saturday. cannot carry all the
steerage passengers who desire to 20
by that vessel
The Rhaetia ordinarily carrie. 500 In
the Storage. on Saturday she will
have about 800.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
THEIR NEW CLUBHOUSE Open
Professional Woman's League
Holds a Reception To-Day.
Joseph Jefferson Arrives from Buz-
Yards Bay to Join tho Festivities.

There Is nothing In the Weather Blu
reau hot enough to wilt the enthusiasm
or melt the ardor of the Professional
Woman's League. This afternoon may
be as red hot as Anarchy, but 1t is the
Leagues afternoon "at home" and the
League ladies will be at home, and the
cool and refreshing as a well-organized
refrigerator.
Midsummer and all. as 1t is, the re-
ception is little out of the usual order.
Invitations, penned on vivid yellow
notepaper, read:
Dear Madam: The President and Executive
request the pleasure of your company to a
private view Of the League House on THURSDAY.
requested. GENIE ". RosENFELD.
Oh. of Executive Committee.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson accepted ap invi-
tation. Others will doubtless puts in an
rip" is glory enough for any host, and,
as a little hero worshipper was heard to
say. IT will be a great day, even II no
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. Mrs. Edwin
Knowles, Mrs. Genie w. Rosenfeld and
Miss Mary Shaw will receive; the buds
Of the League will show the house, and
the Committee on Entertainment will
serve ices, tartines and tea.
The house is a great institution. The
last tenant WAS none other than the
Young Women's Christian Association
and although a sort of odor Of sanctity
prevailed the premises were thoroughly
renovated and magical improvements
made at minimum expense.
TO the establishment of the Long
Acre" neighbors the ground floor was
offered for rent. the upper floors sufiic-
ing for the needs of the League. Middle
rooms were converted into practice
a nGlGartQ
the gymnasium is on the top floor: hall
bedrooms were found to be the right
size for private lessons in French, stage
literature and musical history. leaving
the main rooms for library. reception.
dining and assembly purposes.
The floors are done up" In brown. a
preference Is shown for the friendly
round table, the windows are neatly
hung. and the walls are peopled with the
best and most beautiful faces in musical
and dramatic art.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
VACATION SCHOOLS STARTED.
They VIII Keep Children on the
street, and Advance Education.

The Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor has undertaken a
worthy scheme for the purpose OF aid
ing public school children of certain
grades during the vacation months. 1t
is intended to take the children of the
street and combine recreation with
study.
The Board of Education, with the
School Trustees. will furnish the build
ings, while the Association will pay all
the expenses. relying on the public to
recoup the members afterwards. AL
ready the schools at the following loca-
tions have been set apart for the pur-
pose: Delaney and Ludlow streets:
Grammar School II. on First street;
Grammar School 49, on East Thirty
seventh street: Primary School Al. In
West Fifty-eignth street. Boys and
girls from six to fourteen years will be
admitted.
Registration, which began to-day. will
be continued tomorrow, and on Monday
week work will begin. District classes
viii be formed IN kindergartening, car
pentry, gymnastics, drawing, sewing
and other interesting and instructive
manual exercises The hours will be
from to ! o'clock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
ANDREW d. WHITE.

The appointment was finally decided
on vest erday afternoon. II had been in
Contempla ton for two weeks. and Mr..
Breckinridge had been frequent visitor
ut the White House during that time.
lie was with the President again at .
o'clock yesterday and remained for
some time. the acceptance of the honor
being concluded before he left. Mr.. VIII
son, who Is IA close personal friend of
Mr.. Breckenridge was one of the few
who knew It outside of Executive cir
ClcS
The causes leading up to the appoint
ncnt are well known among MIR, Breck-
iHridGcs friends. lie was one OF the
foremost advocates Of President Cleve-
Lands policy of repeating the silver
purchasing clause OF the sherman act
This action proved to he unpopular in
Mr.. Brecknridge's district. and he was
defeated for denomination in the Con-
grcssional Convention held a few weeks
ago.
At the time Mr. Breckinriigc was alb
surOei in tir.I work and could not go
to Arkansas to attend to his interests.
His letter AT the time, stating that his
public duties here were paramount To
his private interests AT home. attracted
much attention. II was soon after his
defeat for denomination that Mr.. Cleve-
land began considering the advisability
of nominating him Tor the Russian mis-
sion.
MIR. Erecknrldge has been consplcu-
ously ilentihed with the House Tariff
bin OF late, and throughout Chair
man Wilson's severe illness and
absence In Mexico Mr.. Breckin-
ridge vas looked upon as his
personal representative. While the bill
has been in conference Mr.. Breckenridge
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OF the Rosary nine, and Harry Rose, OF
the So-Sos, are jubilant over the pros
poets of a handsome addition to the
fund. and they only hope now that tho
game viii be OF such Il sufficiently eN-
citing nature AS to please all the CHART
able patrons.
The Rosarys, whose pictures are AN
nexed. arc one of tho strongest lyccun
teams IN the city. They played 81 games
last season; won Is, lost and tied =.
Manager Tony Burke Is an indetatiG-
able hustler. and during his manage
ment of the Rosarys he has accom-
plished great work. indeed. Burke MAS
for three years captain Of the welt.
known Excelsiors, OF Winfield, l.. L..
ard formerly pitched for the College
city Of New York team. He IS twenty
four years old. and employed In ono Of
the largest banking houses IN Wall
street
Harry Rose. the manager OF the Sc. So
club. Is employed Ia the bookkeeping
department of the Western linton Tclc-
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TO HELP HIS MOTHER.
Why Little Morris KessIer became
n Vegetable Peddler.

Among the push-cart vendors ar
raigned before Justice Feitner, in Essex
Market Court, to-day was nine-year-old
Morris kessler, of l5l Attorney street.
lie was arrested by Policeman Master
Of the Union Market station. for sell
ing vegetables from a push-cart in Riv-
ington street. at 9.i5 o'clock this morn
ing.
Justice Feitner was at a loss what to
do with the infant push-cart peddler.
and finally committed him to the Gerry
Society, pending an examination. The
boy said that he was peddling to help
his mother, who was home attending 10
"A sick child.
MY father died six months ago. and
as | am the oldest of the children, /
believed that II was my duty TO help
my mother" he said.
Policeman Masters admitted to Jus
tice Feitner that he was ashamed of
himself for making the arrest.
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SUPERVISOR DONOVAN FREE.
Plumber AndersOn's Charge Dis
missed by Justice HnEEerty.

Supervisor Simon Donovan, of the
Twenty-second Ward. appeared before
Justice Haggerty, in the Myrtle avenue
police court, Brooklyn. this morning, in
response to a summons Issued at the in
stance of Henry Anderson. a plumber,
OF 23S De Kalb avenue. who charged him
with using violent ana threatening Ian
guage towards him.
Anderson says he was engaged to do
certain work in the Hall of Records. One
day ne called at the building to see how
the work was proCe ading, and he found
another plumber ut work. The new
conner said he had been hired by Dono-
van. Anderson objected and took the
matter before the Master Plumbers AS
ISOLATION. He notified all parties to APP
pear on Tuesday night. Donovan was a
witness for Anderson rival.
During the hearing Donovan lost his
temper Anderson declared, and threat
ened to wipe the floor with him.
In court to-day the Supervisor admit
ted that he might have used harsh Ian
guage while he was excited, but declared
that he had no intention of injuring An
dersOn.
Justice Haggerty dismissed the case.
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THE NEW MINISTER.
Causes Back Of the President's
Prefcrnent for Dreck inridgc.

CBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE an
nouncement that Representative Clifton
II. Breckenridge, of Arkansas, has been
rendered the place of United States
Minister to Russia. vice Andrew ID.
White, resigned. had accepted 1t, and
that President Cleveland would send
the nomination to the Senate to-day,
was the initial feature of a day OF I'M
usual activity in Congress. The report
first gained circulation at the Capitol
at 10 o'clock. and was fully verified by
Chairman Wilson. of the Ways and
Means Committee. who was cognizant
of the facts that had led up to the Presi-
dents cction. Much significance was
attached by members of Congress to
the appointment, and II was the main
topic of conversation to the exclusion
of the impending tariff conflict.