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The evening world., 1894-05-24
q. Walter Webb Admits Having
Loaned Prospective Police
man Shea $500.
Mr.. RAINEs ALSO TEsTIFIEs.
The Ex-Congressman Denies Gran
gers Story Of His Interest
In Appointments.

Police Commissioner John McClave
was In attendance again this morning
before the Senate Police Investigating
Committee. -
He had been on the rack for three
whsle days, as he bitterly complained
at yesterdays session, but Mr.. Gon and
the Committee are not yet through with
him.
The evening world., 1894-05-24
More VetOes mt Albany.



ALBANY, May 2-The Governor has vetoed the
bill providing for licensing foreign stock CORPORA
tions
Also the bill relative to cancellation of certain
tax sales OF Adirondacks lands,
The evening world., 1894-05-24
bishop Potter VIII Visit Rye.

PoRTcHEsTER, ~ Y, May A-Bishop Henry
@. Potter. Of New York. will this evening make
his annual visit to Christ Church. at Rye. and
eenhIm Q Glars Of twsnty-on oAndidAtsA
The evening world., 1894-05-24
Cricket Match Postponed.

The cricket match between the Harvard ant
Staten Island cricket teams. which was to have
taken place to-day. has been postponed indsnn'
itely on account Of the bad weather.
The evening world., 1894-05-24
Pharmacists' Dill Vetoed.


ALBANY, May 23,-Goy. Flower has vetoed the
bill allowing phArma cists who have not registered
under the law OF 1898. to register within year.
The evening world., 1894-05-24
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad

announces that their through train service TO all
points West has been resumed -
The evening world., 1894-05-24

WOMEN should drink magic IRoE-ToHE. II
tones the nerves and improves the complexion.
DC. glass.
The evening world., 1894-05-24
CHOLERA AT WARSAW.
Several Deaths from the Plague Are
Reported There.

TBy AssOcIated Press1
WARSAW. May 4-Several deaths
from cholera have been reported here.
The evening world., 1894-05-24
New Workers Buy Mine Property.
OBy Associated Press)

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. May IA half inter-
est In the Caledonia mine has been sold TO Will
lard Ward. 8. Dickson and Dr.. ward Of New
York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15

vac all Feel that muscle" she said. doubling
psn nsr 6snt ara w TIE mpscles stood ont IN
into tr.inlss sss,n nae =. rv6Ser:, settins
n: %u.oi:s we're TOP bard .aS prSSi fasys''
.Rssrsls the one thing ysu intend to do !" asked
l::in : :Ss5. ma .rss s Ms ss S;'s ss
ss syoIns but ride and yet ! have LEANED
sort fRns ps Bar ccp:dss snf s
o. the T mo, NECESSARY things In training cir
.sa IN ..s 6; to! ~. Il the 70;
family belonRed to the circus. but I came 10 ss
and and ts s:snfd !: .i
upd ESS yJ ssrstS on %; on re rings without net
up g hIsS .I,ip%s SsIns ssiS = see r.:
them from me 1 asouSS + The S iq 9S'
several dsy: ali dia %s. to 90 sIs tR.Ps ip tSs
ring. q little while and then come down
Hse a.g %'fe b. %. si sc dr. lew a.
Ave I EssE ,d sltosc.5.S Il ii.sInlas >,
W Should say had, she Ssa exclaimed. nod
,,SS,:llL how do you feel when you are IN SO
i s you T: ;: Sos on ss sss .s ;As
dsy under Oh. tent for instance. ltisn't nice.
How DO. you feel when you nnd you are
going 70 fan2 Do you try to throw yourself
into any particular positionH 2"
Don oom :.S down on yons hsnd.
good many viii fold their arms close up 20
their chests and then let themselves 20. The
bestyyay H. to fall on your back"
-" When I've fallen from horse" said Miss
Msers. I've bad . thousand thinas, flash
time TO make many arrangements about land
Ing before you are there"
when you fall once. even II II doesn't hurt
ycn, doesn,t 4 make you. little neryousT
,h makes MAKE o you dsfeTmined to get up and dc
"Do you remember when Hanlon. the tra.
pee ps,TIiSr,mer In Forspsush's eireus fell and
"Y:.s said Mrs Nelson soberly; "he brot.
,on Wen %d d &C. s sp eseid'n' t. tina. make
eidsnt. viii hspp.n. But thsr. aren't half a,
many people falling out OF trapeEes as there
$;Re t GSss sso s.s quit. 50
people going mp in tIapezss either"
afford 70 Be afraid; II |: our business. and ".
By this time the. trained pigs, which wsrs
being brought out for heir morning exercise
were nlling the Garden with their squeals the
| baby elephant was, rehearsing with q dinner
bell; the high-jumping horse HE sides nscke
psst the box. and altogether the arena wa'
| getting too noisy for convsrsation 80 the little
| box party broke up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
she F.n late .ls I..s.sis.'. TF.p.

while Inspector MsAvOy aud DIGESTIVE
Psterman Of the Mercer street station we're
walking on West Third street on Friday niEht
they were aeeostsd b. . young women Pstsr-
man was about TO arrest the woman. when
the Inspector intsrisrsd and requested her 10
take them to the house where she was living.
The woman. ignorant Of the trap that was be-
ing set took thu ofieeFs 70 house IN wsst
Third street WhSsa The: iP.s SsS sns SsSs
Who invited the INSPECTOR to bug them sS@s
vine.
I. sSs I'll. si 4: kosss sSa u S S
minutes later With = squad OF policemen. The
d en- e esss the s- SOus: sa
the ins pseEoT stoSd in the doorway, and barred
their escape. Carrie brown. the ALLEGED pre-
= DE jshsTson asifst FoliSs ooSIdI sstsFdSy
others we're nnsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
DIpLoMxTIs1s ON VACATION

Our Minister sad Our Cousui-6se.srai at
vieasa Get Here Together.
Americans contemplating Q visit to Vienna
had best postpone II for sixty days. for DURING
that period there will bs no one Officially au-
thorizsd to direct Americans In Vienna to the
once Of the American dentist The United
States Minister to Austria and the United
States Consul General at Vienna are both now
IN this country. They are Mr.. Bartlett Tripp,
Minister. and Mr.. Max Judd. Consul General.
and thsy arrived on the steamship New York
Yesterday. Thanking the arrival together OF
this nations chief Diplomatic and commercial
agents In Austria might portsnd mattsrs Of
grave international politics. Sun man hunted
MP both gentlemen and asked them II Il was so.
Mr.. Trip was found ut the Hoffman House
rspaokinE his valise for . trip to Boston. 1T
was purely an accident our coming togsthsr."
Mr.. Tripp assured the reporter. "Mr. Judd
applied for and got his sixty days leave soms
weeks before did. but Consular Affairs de-
tained him In Vienna until I had applied for
and obtained my sixty days leave, and We
happened 70 engage passage here by the same
is s:1. 10 e g sSSa 10 4spsI spS ID
Secretary Gresham. That will he . purely
e e have
coast on ny own business ,snslrs and return
to yierSs e the end q q WK leave" 49,.
socially he found the visnnsss delightful
The American colony 10 steadily CROWNS. ss-
the Polish pianist In Vienna. has seventy
Il s nd 200
The art students from this eountry are also
rapidly growing In mum Der. and altogsths % the
students make Q very attractive and lively adj
dition 70 the American colony.
Consul. General Judd was found at the
ssySg n; .S fee; S ,.r
swsyi q: w.;: "a 50. yisa to get SssE e tS 4!
Louis Tor fur" he exclaimed. II shall return
an out my term. Irtsr tia. The clge. rest
thing this Government has to offer abroad
.f. %SS I. t sS:sa s:.a r s
"bo" exclaimed Mr.. Judd. I've played
With them both. and permit me 20 sAy ! pre-
dict that Stsinitz will win About the Wilson
bill. ehf Well. the vtenns.e are. OF course.
chtsny Interested In the pearl button schedule
They hoRs ths senate eommit!se Amendpsnt
sisa az % ~ p. pearl Sastss s.,if died II d:
them from the Mckinley bill. which nearly
ruined that INDUSTRY In Vienna. LAsksr may
Wip. though. Every man has his day"
How were the Vienna exhibitors satisfied
with the result Of the Chicago Fairr =.
sss I9ss %Snss In e; :nns ai.d:a
How long do you remain hsr.
"A few days here. then 70 WAshinRton to pay
1sh. tSsSI-to st. Louis. DO you happen to
know how many games Lasksr leads7"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15

Frank A Pstris Of 607 Ninth avenue has not
lived with his wife for several weeks. She has
been staying with her father ct lo0 West
Twsnty-fourth street. Yesterday morning
PstTis vent to the house In an Intoxicated
condition and demanded GdmittInss. HiG
sIstsF-In.l law closed the door ia hIs face PStrs
through the RlRss windows OF the door. Police
msn Lyons and Madden heard the shootiDH
skoutsdi Throw up your hAndsP
.bd GR Ss: Ssd s s saa sI ssoSn ~
struggle PstriO WAS dlsATmSd. He was taken
20 the jefferson Market Police Court And held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
18Th ST.. 18th ST., and Sixth Ave.
(lSth 1t. Station Elevated Road.
DOESN'T WANT A DIVOHOs NOW,

not ne B.gsa "a Action ana Asst &c "a
jail U.isss He Pays - . wifs's Lawyer sieo
Franz Helmet began divorce proceedings
, against his wife. sArlou Helmet. recently and
put his case in the hands Of LAWYER August
p. WAGNER. while Mrs Helmet retained
Miles Rossnblauth to defend the suit. Mrs.
Helmets nrst step was to ask for alimony and
counsel fees. and her application was granted.
Then the Helmets patched up their difficulties
without the assistance Of either LAWYER
Surprising that - long a. he and his wife
were friends everything vas ill right
Hslmsl paid no attention to the order Of the
Court directing him to pay slimony and counsel
fees. nor was the Court served with the usual
notice Of discontinuAncs OF the suit. Lawyer
why Helmet should not be disciplined for con-
. ssa 81 = snf M 5ssa
Was arrested By the shsnin and lodged In Lud-
s sF:; s.s and MAD. w siSss g
sHS: R sSs If. sud- S.s q az
HO.snblsats ba. ss:rs 1891 S so%. d In 70.
Us 6 S0;Ss % and Ssr s.cs.a !.
n !S s:d P:.:s sst 81 81: S S Sad ssT:
s 81 S:fs e. =: r :;s sss
lish for the Judge ArA HslmsL With tears n
fao not want any money from hin" che
said, but ! dS want hin resIs.ssS Il l. AZ
s1f SSs ss H 4. ps1. hin vi" Keep him In
TaXeuI 6u:SSAa SsE .E. e: suit. .1n ~. ere:
ssitsi6, a.: sHfIs; sA sSS F b:
But ySuIEd H5O not. replied the woman. Il
Thea ZogT husband must remain in fail.
MIRA hsimsi vas lead from the ssurt room
weeping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
NO. SO WEST 23d ST.
mr. OSBORN ENTITLED 10 a DIVORCE
ais wires Iatsapsrsts Hssits-Twiss De.
stroysa the Dritsshsls' Pssss.

ME wires Iatsapsrats Hsbits-T~ins De-
stroysa the Dwitsshsls' Psses.
Francis K Psndlston. As referee. has reported
TO the Supreme Court that Albert X. Osborn.
the wealthy clubmAn OF BROOKLYN and mem
Der Of the Union League Club OF that city. IL
entitled 20 decree OF absolute divorce from
his wife. Maggie A. Osborn
Mr.. Osborn IL AZ PEARS OF age and 10 . mem
Der Of the 1Em Of Osborn Wilson. doing busI-
Broofiyn on july Il. 1873 and !: the father q
s.hss Until 6sscSs %s.s Ss .sss e.
children sHay and vent to live At the Uaien
Il: Ss. s Ta: s.S S.f q S r.:
liaIorA some time prsyioHsly ne had sent beg
lsylun; ne again took her home. but con-
Mrs osSefn cam. 70 This Cityso IN: with
friend. snd.. while ct +OS Lsxiaston avenue. It
on. lC% tai man sa' named DAYS. we sSs ds
tasiS aeSsss. 10 SSt ne sss;s hs, tHSSd
aid thA. r.. Sss SS,Sl: e r.sIs. the ss%pts:
sisS dSr T P sisfss %h sSs %ss S Snasi
S:s and a sddeS 10 ut: the cout Sissetsd
him TO pay her 30 week during ne pendsneY
Justice iHaTS6am Of the auDFsms court has
ordered Michael Drtschsl TO paI hls wife,
Clara ", pritsehsL So week psndlnG her suit
against him for ; separation upon the ground
The DritsehSls we're married few ysArs aao.
hOSssSoiT Ms. DritssSst SAYS that her DO DO.
nestle relations we're ysEy pleasant until twins
SS1 H.r sSs Ssstba a. to ~. nt DAD Ed
sshsn denies the charges ARd declares
that the entire cause 9d HE donss-
The sShold. put him "a IN ; room 81 him
slioS bin 70 take active Part In the sHSirs q
sssnfsd 70 IA PTiss q limited divorce iFon
ksE hosb44d HsEpAn Price ana the sqstsdy
q thSlI skll& Tks couple wsss' maIEisd =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
sIs s.ys RIsG.s.a Is . sls..ls,.

Robert Richmond. : blssk-fass speciality per-
former. who IL now acting At Ksith's Theatre.
was AFEAiEnsd in ths Jefferson Market POlios
Soa-s1DpSrt Klckmond iivss Ia Brooklyn 1ad
kiS vile flVsS At 206 sulliXsn street, They were
Ieeusss BIN 81 being married q "a GstrS4S
Hho formerly PLAYED Nth hiW u Hay kosgslrs
Riee9Sesd 10 "a Ia Ii q Iss StS'''a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15

Charles y, BAtSA the yOunE man Whs vas ar
rested on FRIDAY In Central PARA for fast dEiV-
lAE u treat Of the OAsino. yas nlsd $40 ip the
Yorkvtlls Court ysstsraAz EsE Fseklsy. aEiYl4E
b1l los EizI "a tks charge q Violating fATk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
COMMISSIONER Andrews ENJoIxED,
Costrastsr Daley san Hopes 60 Get the
Rikss's IsiAaa Garbage dob.

CostEastsP Daley sIin Hopes % Get the
hiksE's Isisaa Garbage Job.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Andrews was
served yesterday with An Injunction restrain
ing him from letting the contract for towing
garbage to Riksrs Island to Louis H. Newton.
or II the contract has been let directing him
TO restrain Newton from doing any work under
It The Injunction was granted By Judge Miles
Beach Of the Supreme Coart on the applica-
ton Of John d DALEY. an unsucesssful bidder
for the contract.
For acme time Commissioners Andrews al
lowed DALEY to tow the garbage under an
agreement By which be received 12k cents .
cubic yard. Several contractors protested
against this arrangement and the street
Cleaning Department was ordered b. the
Board OF Estimate TO advertise the contrast
Nswton was the lowest bidder. Offering 70 do
the work for cents . cubic yard Dailey's
bid was los cents. DALEY got the Injunction
on his statement that Newton would Be per-
mltted 10 unload his SeoWs inside the erlbWoTk
81 Riksr's Island Instead OF moorinR then out
aide and hoistInE the garbage across. - pro-
yidsd N the speclneatIonA nhY we're allowed
10 do this. DALEY said. he would do the work
81 about two cents . eubie Iard less than his
bid. Newton has signed the contract and has
agreed TO do the work - the spssihsstions
The Injunction will be argued on April 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
E1-sapsrintsaas.s ALsrr.y u Feeble Health.

william Murray. formerly Superintendent
Of Police. arrived In this eity at the Grand Cen
trAl Depot e $50 o'clock Yesterday GftsrnOoh.
after hAviAE sDsat several months In oAlifOEniA
A hoDsS Of bSnSntinE his health. AZ be cane
down the platform lev psEsons IeeoEnizsd
dsntly snfssblsd BE walled AlcnS rsstink
Bis hands o. The shoulders Of two lAaisA Who
His koass q I0il MSdissn avenue is sloSsa
he was driven directly 10 the loot ot LIB
erts st.Sse ana In tos sss q ne help r.
wood
, 1894-10-23

erlangen un6 nun 1uhten bieie ibren etges
men g / # gen 2lrbeitern BEN 2obn in
elmer 8eile 3u bel6neioen, tpelbe nit bc1
9~eiitun9en berleLben in feinem 8erbGltniiie
itebe. Gs mar n6mlib aub Ser 9lntrag
gciteut por6en, Die @ebGltcr 6ey 8orteibez
amten berob5uieben unb sipar ben 666it7
lab berlclben auf 5000 Wfart (750 0ou.).
6err 8ebeL bGtte nun ben ltnteri6ieo 5ptz
iben g%eiftiger un6 f0rperlicbcr Nrbeit tlar
macben ~f0nnen, inbcm ct it1 erboten 6Gttc,
all bic Drebslerbanf 8urif3ufebren unb
bafiir einem 1einer frilbcren 3u~nTtgenoiien
feline Steue am v9orlpGrtS" unb i'm 9teibS7
tag ob3utreten. 9a ipdren am Gnoe Die
Geiitungen auf Der Scitung Die ein5igen gez
pelen, in benen e5 ibm Der 0enDlie bate
8lei6t6un f0nnen. llebrigenS iteQt ii6
Die Sabe einfacb 10: Q8enn bic 6erren
So3ialtitenfiibrer ibre Sacbc aus Rrin5ip
bertreten uno nicbt BIOS nm auf bequeme
2lrt eth @obLleben fiiDren 81 %f0nner, oann
f0nnen AUDI Die Bartei9enoien etpas Quf@
opferung D%erlangen, Denn, iDte anbere 0teb9
ner auf Dem 6Osiutiitentoge ertIdrt Aobcu,
Die Bartet 10 arm 1T, OaB iie i'll ibrem
6auSbalte olf BEN 8fennig iebcn mrB.
8ertreten aber Die 6iibrer unb 3eitun8ss
ibretber bic Sacbe Der SO3iaIoemofratie
nicbt aus 8rinSip, bann ioaen ite iib 10
gut ais m0sltb be5abIen unb iib feline
9obnbei9neibung 9etaQen Iaiien, tpenn iie
10 yletitung8iabi9" ftnb, 6aB iie itb Bel bcr
Bourgeois 8rei1e beiier iteuen f0nnen.
SIM ~erfteren Sale itnb Bic BarteifIDrer Der
8artei pegen, i'm Iebteren lit Die Portei
ber 8artetfibrer tpegen Oa. l1nb mach benz
3eugniB bes tSerrn 8ebel 1T Oas LeBere Der
Sail.
, 1894-10-23
ueber oas O6rren BON Btrnen.

GS bot lt6 no3 mebrerelt 0erluGben ber>
auSgeftelt, DaB man Die beiten geoDrrten
8irnen er6Glt, tpenn man fol9en6ermaBen
DerfGbrt:
9ie 8irnen nerben i'm borten 3uitan6e
mitteltt S6dImai6tne eeidbdLt unb ie mad
tbrer 0r0Bc in 6e5m. 6 Gbeile Seri6ntttsn.
9aS G%erngebGuie 1ptro 0arauf e~ntfernt uno
Die Stitde meroen in flares 8runnenpaiier
gclegt, bamit ite IN bet 2uft ni6t miBfarz
big Derben f0nnen. Sc gleibmdBi9er Die
StiiGe 9ei6nttten meroen, I'M 10 gIei9s
mGBtger trodnen lie unb ie better pirS oaS
BroOuft. Die gei1nittenen 8irnen bringt
man nun auf 6itrOen uno legt tie bier 6ibt
n~ebeneinanoer, barauf brinat man iie in
ben 9ampfappar0t uno lett iie 10 lange
Dem 9ampfe aus, bis lie ii9 nit cinem
Stro6balme Ieibt 6ur9itecben laiien.
0ter3u genI9t cine 3cit bon so W1inu=
ten. 0ieieS Wei6odmpfcn betpirft, oaB
man Elm bellies, 0ur9ii6tiges 8ro6uft err
bait. 9tab benz 0Gnpfcn tpan6ern Die
8trnen in bic 90rre uno Gier BORT man
bon urten nab Oben, iebt ite aLiO lofort
Der 9tOBten 6ibe aus. Sat man cine
8irnen iorte, tpcI6e iebr iiB lit H1o aus
fletneren 9lei1mdBi8en 6ribten beitebt, 10
empfieblt es iiA, BON bielcn ~iogenannte
pBIdttbirnen" Der3uiteIen. Ntan icbaIt oie
8irne mittelit Wai3ine, nobel man barauf
gu a6ten bat, 6aB Der Sttel unbeicbGSlsl
bleibt. 90rauf 6ampft man sic 8irnen
ebcnfaQs gang tDei9 un6 bringt fte bonn in
ben 0Orrapparat. Sinb iie idon siemli6
fart etn9etrO6net, 10 tuerben iic nit einemt
ei9enS fir Oisien 3tped bergelteIten
@pparate breitgebrit6t un6 6arauf fertis
geOOrrt.
SSH man ein redbt feines 9rO6uft Iies
fern, 70 tam man Bic 8trnen, penn fe
auf Dorber ange8ebene Meiie breitsebriidt
iinO, erit in cine 3uderI0iung unb bann
nOb in &r9ital5uder le9en, worauf man
ie fertig trodnet. Sci lebterem 8erfabren
braucbt man obcr cine 5iemlib LANCE 3eit,
ebe man OaS fertigc 8ro6uft erDalt; Die
Soften fir Seismaterial %belaufen iib ba3er
5iemli9 bod.
, 1894-10-23
Oerlnt}dtes.

- Son Sermann bon 0elm9oLB, Dem
llngit OeritOr5enen Tiirlten Der Bi1ienz
16aft, er3G6lt man cine bii6icbe @ei1tobtc,
Die ben 8Or5ug Ser Wo6rDeit bat. Su
letrlcnI Salrn O%erlNmmelte iih Inn ben
0elebrten cine Sdhaor pDn @eiitern, Die
nit Dem 0au9berrn unb liebensipiirbigen
8irtbe auc6 Dem 9teicbe Ger &unit uno
&tteratur bulbi9teu. GiueS 9(benoS meinte
Elm SereDrer Der 8 oelte Ocinc'S, tpie peid9
uno i90n bcrcitS bic Qluiteration: Sem
rich 6etne" flin0c. 49," erlpiDerte Der
0auSbeTr, o6a5 lit nocD gar uicbtS gc9en bic
Nulteratt0n, Bic it9 jG0en Sag ais 8ros
tellOr IN 0eiOelbcr9 All ben 8ricfUni6lG>
gen leieu burfte, Dcnn 0o lautete e5: 6obz
lDODl0e6oren l0errn 9oIratD 6clmboIB,
0etoel6erg, OeumQrft."
Sine furcbtbare Scene ereignete ii6
iiingit bel einem Sttergefcc6t in Der Stabt
3acateca5 in WteTito. Sin Stter, ber Bis
gum 8abuiinn 9erei3t morben mar, ermteS
itb ibneQer alS Der Wtataoor un0 ipieBte
bieien auf. Damn Iprdng baS ipittbenbe
SDter iiber bie S9ranfcn mitten unter Die
eri9re6ten 3uihouer. Die YicaboreS unO
ioniti9en @ngei ;Iten fOnnten nicbtS tbun,
uno eDe eS 9elang, BEN Stter gu tO6ten,
tparen tueitere brei Yerlonen auf9elpieBt.
8et bem entitekenben @ebrdnge erlitten
ptele 8erleBun9en, einige 10 i9rpere, baB
an 1brelt1 Nuftommen ge3peifelt tpir6.
, 1894-10-23
@efintt1ttt9StaNttgect3

Nuf Dem So5ialtitentage Sit Tranffurt
q. sc. bat 8ebeG erfldrt: Q8enn Der Q(n.
rag auf 6ero6icBung Ser @eb6lter ber
9cbafteure Der 4orteiorgane Durcb ginae,
mIr0en mebrere oieIer 0e0aftcure Iofort
i0re SteQung nic6erIe8eu, treil ic 6ei Der
Bourgeois : Preie Before 8e3a6s
II ng erDaltcn f0nnten. 0anaA ihcint
es nit Der @eitnnun8stiibtigfeit Der foatQz
ltlttI6en 3eitung5i9reiber nicbt tuett Der
5u1ett, ieoenfoIIS ni6t metter, ale nit ber
Der ySO6ni9rciber" Ser Bourgeois g relie.
Nucb bat 8ebeI no4 einen anbeten 8unft
-Reroor8eboben, nGmltdb ben uutericbic6
atptlcben fDrperIt6er unb 9~eiItiqer 9(rbeit.
3ptlcben 9anbz unb &opfarbeit, freili6
aum au9emetnen @er6ruB Ieiner 3ub6rer,
Die oaS @~Orbanbenietn zines ioIchen Inter
lhiebeS t%peni8itens int 0eIbpunfte -
1ebr naAoritdli6 beitritten. 8ebel ober
ertlarte: Die SO3ioliften bcfre6ten fid,
FIR Die &rbeiter sic beiten 8e6tnaunqen Al
, 1894-10-23

= &ronf6eiten pte bic, on peIdber Ser
&oiler ~Queyan6er III. Geioet, tper6cn nidb1
9e6eiLt, barum bral3t audi Niemanben
Die beute in Der &ranfbett gemel6ete 8eis
ierung, Die weiter NIGHTS lit, ais ein SttQz
itanO, nit neuen 9Offnun8en SIT erfHuen.
G5 iinb nur 8auien in Dem N~ufl0iungsz
BrOSeB, iiber Die ii6 aucb bic Ner3te nicbt
tdui9en. Den 9aien erfiQen iie INNER
bin nit Soffnun9 unb bieien ein3igen
Groit, 6icis S4mer8pauie, bic ben Nnoerz
monDten &raft gu neucn Q(nforberun9en an
ibre @rtragun8Sfdbigtcit Derleiben, tpolen
bic Ner3te bieien nibt roaben. SIT eS bod
ibre traurige Qlf9a6e, Die 2eiben zines UNI
rett6ar benz Gobe 8~erfalenen na9 &rGfz
ten SIT Oerlangeren. 0aS bat Der g9eicbe
unO WtGdbti8e Dor Dem 2ltmen nn6 unbe>
0euten0en DorauS.
, 1894-10-23

= Ser 8riaaOegeneraI Otis, Der i'm
0epartement 6eS Columbia ben 0berbez
febG fibrt, bebt in ietnem Sabresbericbt
berOor, bas es sort gum Gritenmal ni9tS
ubsr Sn6tanerunrubcn gu beric1ten 9ebe
un6 tpobri9einli9 AUDI ntdts mebr gu be-
ricbten 8eben perbe. 0enn, iagt ct, Die
Snbianer berbielten ii6 rubig, ipiirDet
2tferbouer unb bie Gormunbl4aft Der
Ofe8ierung iet i'm @erI6ipinben.
, 1894-10-23
Ser %. OftOber 1T ser @eburtstu

- Ser %. OttOber 1T Der Gjeburtstag
6es 8erliner OperncOmponiiten Sorting
Q803) unb Der 8o6eStag Daniel Bebiter's
Q852). 1857 wtr6 Ser Bring MiGbelm
BON BreuBen bonn franfen &Onig auf 3
Wfonate gum SteuDsrtreter ernannt. 1859
1T Die !3ulammenfunft bes 8rin8regenten
non 8reuBen nit Dem Scatter BON GuBz
Lamb in 8reSlau. 1877 be9innt bic 8e7
19teBung 8Ietpna's.
, 1894-10-23

- @enn man bie politilchen 8artei7
bGdtter LEST, bann giebt eS feline 9r0Bercn
6aIunfen, ais Die Demofraten be5m. Gez
publifaner. 0a Derben bon Der @egcnz
partei 9tn9e Oeriibt, bic i'm SetuO9nIi9en
2e6en nit iaperem 3uhtbaus belegt
tperben: Wablbetru9 Der 9r0biten Sorte,
Meineib unb 8erIettung gum Meineib
II. +. 10. ghun, bie 9olitit lift al3 Elm
@eiperbe, aber beut5utage elm recbt i9mubis
8es. 8obG Oem, Der ii9 nibt Oausit 8lr
b%efaiien braubt. I1nO all benz @eperbe
tpoaen ii9 nacbItens aucb bic Srauen be-
tbetli9en! Sn ben tbr BON Der gtatur an
8etpieienen &reiien wirtt bic Srau Oer>
eOeInb. Nber mo ie it4 in ben 8Otb
berob3ieben IaBt, ibertrift fte ben Mann
nod al lInflGtbt9teit.
, 1894-10-23

- Den Oemotraten pir6 es cine SreuOe
ietn gu Oernebmen, baB Ser Mari9trzGlub
Der Gepublttaner in Gopf Gountb tpe9en
Tra9ens bon ntdt BON Der 3unft 9ema9z
ten 6Iten BON Ser rEra6e & 2a6Or
NfiembLp" in sic Ndt ertGdrt murOe. 8ir
l6lagen Dor, baB ben Wit9Itebern OeS
Mui9irtlubS BEL 6ercn nG9tem ltm3uge
Die Site idmmtLib ein9etricben tperOen,
Sic baben cs nibt better perOient, Oenn 10
tpos 9ebt iiber bie 6uti6nur.
, 1894-10-23
@nonrfd1 DnnrnfRr.

Sdalib MAD gtactne, Wtltuauf.e. Gbebopguu, Mout.
6Spoc &lpO Rloers, Sepcunee, &bnopee, Sturgeon Ban
~tsnnllnlree. S%u0in9ton uuo NJ autltee nm Z ubr @bs.
Na9 Sr1ne 9a1er, @uSfe9ouL Srano gfapihs &c
I'M $50 Nben0s. 6onntas3 alsgeuommeu.
Sea9 Sreen Bat, Wttttpo9 rub Somita9 Z ubr M60s.
nm Z ubr MbenoS.
Office aub Sods; SUB Der @sisiaau aSs. 2apbau
, 1894-10-23

Sem beuti6GeenOen Qu6tifum Die b~elOn6eren gOr3ige bteies
@erfes, feline feline Satire unO Die 9emitbuOl beitere 2ebensz
ani9ouun9 nod beionbers a~n5upreiIen, bhBe &aHer ms @eer tragen.
Dat es OOG III kannt II 9abren 80 Anaagen erlebt. @O9ar
Der nit ieinen Sob 10 FARCE AltreidskanSler Oanfte III einem 6anOs
i6reiben Dem @erfoHer 6er3li6 fir Die senuBreiden @tunOeu, tuelbe
linn Die 2eftire bs 8udes Oeribaff, bas 5eitpetli9 ~pdbrenO i6we>
Ter Rrautbeit i'm le1bit feline 9dmer5en perge1en lieB.
9ieIes 8ud) feuen mir ben 2eiern os NbenO6lattes unter be.
IOnbers 9Inii9en 8ebingun9en our Serfi9un9.
Oegen 2 Coupons uno 20 Gents in Baar geben mir bas Su6
in Der Office ob. gr o~en(elben Drets wirO es AUDI portofrei i'm
SulanO pet vof ~uerfauOt.
, 1894-10-23

= @enn es tpabr lit, 6aB 6ie Deu1Otra:
ten in Mi9tgan nit ben A. P. A.ztiter
liebGugeLn, bann pouen mir ibnen elmer
9eiaI3ene gtieberlase miini9en.