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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-17

third and fourth packages, and I am satisfied
| am rio of il. Since commenced using your
medicines, ! have taken six bottles of De,
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery"
A Treatise on either Dyspepsia and
Liver Disease, Blood and Skin Diseases,
or one on Nasal Catarrh or on C0nsump-
ton and other diseases of the Respira-
tory Organs, mailed on receipt of six
cents (stamps) for postage.
Address,
Worlds DiSpGnS2rT Medical Association,
No. CG3 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-17

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

IN NJ Thb0yI UFFNTU-
A ysTJ psruiiAr Sa~tfSnt happ~Bsf rs~~nuy n Eh~a
White. = farmer itvtnz about TAR mile. Hnrtl 4at -
~ loans Nt7h- HsE.d n~sE -DrEinzl N tAs 1Sds and
hJ 1Hsn 20 sep uhfsr tree, AMI MGu have tlsps
Stth kts m0ufh pea A rHrnHSh nm zrs! Pup ant =
small uoT -sr- ks sDmEAaiDR. While ~ ~ HAs
sspS The ~ AEd ths d0z started = shipmgnE. Gnd
pTnoss1sd % shAS - Tazi ~oaipnsEE nab 'rarF.
far Afsty AAd sssinz Whi,ss moath 0p<n a0tEsf ~
IL ~AS ns~ ~ESSitpa - white a. nave a rb.pr ghE
tFJinz % Est ao~n ks tErsat alive sn1 - 1ozr ~ IA
ahanu Ne AsahT ehsSs9 - ds.is N~sors hs ygllzd
that eAlpna 4nE Osr, AEd thsh - EIA.d tk- ii''Lz animal
ant sroLzht 10 into town N yrDvs to- trgth q to
sLoFy - LIiA A d1~tAF ~b0 sIAminsd his tEraat aAd
nogth found ~ hAdiy lS0-TsDd, sad aays - L@.@Tss
EElLss sUyy u TIRE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
Pull As a GO4r.
A BIly OF That Per-sasio. Giyss . Sad
xaapIs OF That COadiuoa-

Look out dsTs. fs,!srs.' shrisksd . tn1Ils-
headed youngster. whose nyihg hare feet were
carrying him toward the fO0t Of West Fifty
first street Look out dsre. Billy's on a tear"
There wasn't very much doubt about Il.
B!lly's tear vas extensive. II led him from the
sids~A ak 10 the middle Of the street and from
the middle Of the street back N the curb. along
which he tried 70 walk with a. much comic
dignity as complete failure. IL led him 70 leap
into the air With his feet together. and % come
20 earth again With hts feet hslDlessly limp and
vide apart. II led him u rusL scrOs- the s.ds-
~slk With his head dad set for q fruit
stand. and then. before be had got half
way asrs& % plunge suddenly baNkEsrd
down into . German oobblsrs shop IN The hAss-
msnt. Tie oobblsr gave the iltrldsT = !ab
With bis AL and Billy ns~ oGt Of the aFsaSAY
like . oompAct rocket scattering the crowd a
yelling youngsters that hAd gathered a. the TOP
Of ths stairs and eorkscrs~tag down the
street Ike the propeller Of an Atlantic liner At
full spssd There va . policeman AZ the
eoraz. bat he made no effort % arrest the ia
sbriEts or 70 check the procession In fact h
rather seemed % sEigy ~ ga httd q o. rsl-
For Billy SAs a goat fAllea into ssl waTs,
III DO bate the eiVL- sd ~ g3!-nsmAn -.th
rs He EG ths dAyctntlsi goat on the b.o2E
I'll Thin FAbsrty tyes NV him AdiPf-T a. AFsr
La, 81 PahtAHaf'' dAy, AID liver shes hss ba
koE doss he get the beer =
Al! u ArsgiAE e~AA-eAnasr thAt ht = Eo-
roQI % ne kin AID sktALds N Up a. TIE
kiTrzh. Billy iGst 6ltus them over And Laps 20
Siiit5aa Ikinz oausids Az seosE f5sEL nsrs
h. - roE acrAz = TIE dump Ut o. Fefry-
secind AID Eeth TIE whole ciE.4s gang Alter
n Go6S hi IN have % IN htm u ret nssss.
d1nlO.-
MeaaEhfs. Billy hAd charged hs 21nlsr
TIE. Rad overturned = uaug eAFT-Ass NEt
tEiEs n Il. and tired % set osAlLd ataas1 teres
b z1.ng tkrUagE H. BEt - leg EsTs 1SttEs
EEzEy a-d EEFu hs HeAcEr1 the empZg ~ ~
ne Evsrds e nAds : At gttsEFL - S@tEEE
rs bsArd mo his noltk slth ~ tGz-E I'd
his front feet tEstAsE tAHss
utnk al he elf % WssAA9keL aLd gaze
AinE Elass thA1 uGn iut0 = ktccODG -a hG
OssE- Bllg as ea-d GlaE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

In reisytne q portion Of the track. Of the Erie Rail.
way three men ars bIinEng IN : ten thst " thlrty feet
long. One takes hold Of the end, the other two have =
short wooden bar 70 place under the rail 70 as.istin
ita carriage. Al what distance from the opposite END
20 where the single man u placed must the two men
be in order that each Of the three men may bear eH.
actiy the same veightf CONDUCTOR
The men must be one auartsf the distance from the
free end Of the rail. Experiment with . bar
Of metal and two sc.ies proves thia Ths scale
were standard letter scales; the bar wss q piecs
OF metal. 2sA inches long and nine thirty seconds %
an inch on each face. II weighed 80 ounces. When
placed on the knife blades o. the scales, one end Just
touching the blade o. one scale. the blade Of the other
.cale supporting the bar ~ = distance Of 8 1910
inches from the other end, : weight OF 10 ounces
on the nrst scale balanced . weight OF 30 ounces
on the second scsie. Here IL the mechanical proof;
Assuming. for the sake Of convenience. that the bar
weighs . pound 10 the foot, tho total weight would
S6eet
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A.. E-.r.s-.-i.s o-a.s. Tree.

tT0Ss IA THnpn Indy Tta>a
M simms me proper fDGndSr ~ this no~t valuable
fruit. ssys IL "a a true 'fiSNt ruI0oyts. found via In
the Ap1pkA iAnmocE, witkHIi the bitter ~ the run
ma ~tlf nrAhEs ~ "gT Ths tree hA4 the
ehaTlrtsnUI-s ~ ting Ia FRAT the year T0uhd. and
Is without dSphf a rTDs. nc 1ar orange With tho
overland n holding the frIli On ne tree for months
after ,hsy are fully rp~. Thz "riEiEal tree nv LAs
both green ami MP oranges and thsJ are pSEsd rp4.
JURY. ami dsiniHGs any fAy Ia the year. The fruit IL
more even In siDs AE1 'hinnST skinnsd than ih- Ed
one, ~ith lss@ TAg ana Tat VsD fsu .~sda and for
hHuss a~ sv.U garden frm Tampa 70 Br1ns~hE
sh0Gld pl~&Sss u. Its.TsJ mgSt prove EAIGALs a. =
nhTtst vAr.'y Gnly ~ iaihE - IT. rip nrsnys
pcEsd from the tree "T@y mOrRIEx t-fIV ErsAEiAst
tie JssT rOgad saaTants@ IL 1Tsn ~ M simms
taat th~ original tire va faa1 Ia M m0B,h q
August full Il bLp0m ss1 green and MP fruit
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~. I~.s.'s nsssIs. ssG

N -" -
Mr. NAU z LA~ Il IN EaE2s GtJ "a lnDgTsat
blsass o. LAEs GdF-~ Etl-i Nh La 80
ne F1Vaiirs Ill saTJ EEhAas ~ sat = m.
Do ySI sE3~ t ~Es : disezSsEsa sDDa m. s.D sgs
~ ma 60 N D. rare ~ hnt bst' - Hs1~1 =
u Tgc@Es CIFt1A al nT~if ~Is L-EES -
4y sLa { oH ~ PoVsists Eesba -1a HsaG0a
a~Tsa He al roE. <Ess n ~ E@JlhkaaA aEd
oasrsd u 80 80 =F=a azaiEsE a - s4lt Of eLVthss
uAt - E<U4AEsEs ~1g4d ~1h- I al "a saEt -
EL AE1 - - gfrAld h zlzhs1 atm< al
va - Efrai1 -Dal1 - Bst tkat Z E1d aver
ESas 80 Isd -szG me- unA aEalJ VoE a.
Eo-usF al a. - Il 1aly r-ulFfsf IT, fsn sa-
u1Ga sAAl dscs1s ~h0 SAL gsE "a 49, sAEk-s
H 40 90 sfssztaE Tnly aslEn III az a spa
al UaE q ekst.=A 1T 80 a. sEua als arss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
H.r.,s. N.,.. Of R.., I..r....

fblnsho Just issu.d q new .sriss NJ stamps for ths
prs ~ Chin EiAns ami KIN KisnS the nus contains
seven dSnIminAtinns, the other nins.
tKpsnIKstsr ~ rniv.rsity Prot. VranE NsumAnn 10
,ulI I.ctnrInz IN phJsie. AHd minsralozy at ne 90.
~ ~ He SAs bDrn In I7s5. fought In the var Of lib
Grafton sgsinEt Sapplsnn. AMI has taught At Ro-nizS
b~rR for 'iEtJ slI y"sr
bobcA'AI!n. the rompn.rof ~ r~nciLlo-t.- has just
finished a librstiO for biEnDr BuIzi Peoria. entitled
" Sar 81 .h>rrn ooT 1~U"s There IL m isstinx With
Irv+t shich "a All "a ~ adapted from Alfred ds Hu$
So. IN NJ hafin> pa- ARE raSnn.y.
Dnsr have been made bJ the Lpuvrs Mussum for Q
biEstsmiihs sign rsprs~ntnz . horss lied 10 . door.
~hbrh ,'ILI swings b~for. the smithy st Orurhy. meas
ChSrt1Jurz II VA painted bJ Jean Yrsbeo4s hilist,
the painter NJ The e" IIsabsr'" ana the Anxslus-
In Daigcia recently . mO,hrr daughter. ami grant
daughter 'ach zA'" birth ~ = an On the sans dsy.
The nhOlbsr "a a.. and this make her shItsenth chilli
the daughter 10 ~ aud has Eight ~hiI1rsni 'hs grand
dApytiSrI IL not quit - Thay ar. Polish p@aAsntsL
The adTptIr1 ftb~ tUn ysarN' term n srvtes In the
GsTwAh army ha nah en- sErsii~nt sns>t upon The
i~EAvNr ~ no ,Tuns N" nImbsr u mn sent 10 ne
fIUripliHA'y rnrIa has h~e0ms remarkably small. 10
hAd teen nDiI"sf tia, ne mslorty ~ grave onsnees
70 'h- army ~"r" committee by men In thsir third
year ~ 'TrvBS
Arsb!', r~csntiy sSt 1p ., ssp>s eomn~novss.s
the brsVss' ~, oNns ny q King In THE century. The
Wit ~ King Hum.~rr u the ehoisTs sufferers In iss&.
~ srAnd. near the sgt -hsrs the sIeonn uniesEsd
KIM. 'srinAI sAn T"ile. ssd ths ~Archbshop nf
Sapi~s met shiiS DsssInE through thA hosp1iAls In ths
p%T'0rnAnr@ ~ ih~fr duty.
Ns AAihlArAdhAh TIE only native -ornAn sOvshss
In India 1kd rScsHiiJ 81 NE Ax- ~ ~. Her parents
we're Hsrs'bi T.rAnnAa' sh% hSr~f uss . ChYisslan.
Ahf toe hTst -OnlAh a. s'Efy msdtfnS 81 tbs UniysFs
sty ~ HA1raA Fer nD,t>oE 10 sATThs,T . pletsrs Il
AnisE SNsis EiTis hhrns lif- another called EAmAlA"
"a !Ist hnishSd In ssrtG! form.
TgrESy has recently tssn orKahinAE tia nnnEdts
Kgris IN ia Russian frontier In Asia into cavalry
rsztmsnts. ATniEz thsm ~1th TnndSrn improved
~saDNh' am having HIN drils1 bJ onrsrs from N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
CURIOUS FEATUREs or ACTUAL
LIFE.
a Desperate speeuistor Drew % the g-its-
$50 Made RIoano.

a Dssperate Spectator Drew % the guitss
sus Made sieysee.
FfoA ne Nr1o OrIeans TtndvvnA
4 good story l. told ~ = certain ~. Louis specuiatoI
who had need Of a large sum Of money for his opers
tons, and found himself with a very small balance IN
the bank. lie consulted the cashier, . friend Of his
40 20 how he could get over the emergency. This
cashier suggested that he should draw on somebody
not too near the city. The operator said ths, he knew
no one that owed him, and the cashier insinuated that
that would mako no difference. n tho draft aid no,
return too soou.
The operator reflected . time, and then wrote out =
draft on the Sultan Of Turkey for $4,000, and d..
posted II In the bank. The draft vent ~ New YORK,
and thence to London, where II csmc into tho hands
Of the Rotbschiids, who for warded II To Constantine
pie, and It was duly presented to the sultan's cham
berihin, who. not knowing anything shout n, referred
II 10 the sultan.
"who II this man r. aske 81 the Sultan.
"Dont know him, " replied the chamberlain.
do We owe him anything r. asked his HiRbne.-.
-No,' replied tho other.
Then 10 not pay II. decided the potsntste.
"But n ] might advise. . .aid the crafty counsellor,
this draft comes through the RothSchiids. with whom
We are negotiating a two million loan. Would II he
safe, under the circumstances. TO dishonor itr'
PAY IT," said the Sultan, and ~ tho ~. l1pul. spscu.
iator was $4,000 richer than he knew. 10 his own
great sstonishment.
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TIE Yoaag Ma waited

In the rom below the young man AT.
with an anxious face and = white eravat
WIN = rhTobbinK heart and a siIksn hat
And various other thing. Ike that.
Which be hal AncumulAied.
And the maid % his heart vas up above,
Surrounded hy hat and gown and glove
Ami Epms thousand thinzs thai women lore
But M man knows the names thereof.
Ann the younz man sst ami waited
ToG will Earrs h-IlSys the things I tell,
Pc, -hs Truth thereof I kn0~ fan we'll,
no1gh hoS MAY m, ~ stA,$1.
But s~eAr N yoG that the maiden ioOk
ar n a half breed. thin stOys koOk
Anf h@AtSd - veil In the saslizhf there
AMI thrust II into her head or hair
Then shs t0oE a something on the h~d
AMI boxed u onto her hair. or hsad.
Then shs pll-1 ~ k!sa AEf piled u higher
And drove u h0tn> with staples ~ ~irs.
Am he yoaHS man snTiOssiy waited
Tbsn shs took . Thing soc called . p1h.
And EDms VsJ p~snuIiAT. ~hitsh stGn.
Anf, using AGs0u' = hair = pAcE.
shs spread q over her face An4 nsE-
.D~c~l' va. a Thing sh- hated
She bos-d a. fair = tas rgress flower.
CFAp0Eaf - lArf ~ ak - hNgF.
And the ,0uEz man EsarIy ~aiteh
Ibsa n. vnE = smsn II s-ful 'hAps.
Anf lt santa ~Alst. nor yet ZAP,
But II ss~m%f Ike = pisos ~ aneisht mail
Or an i~hEtTBHsEt from = EassiAn JAIL.
And hen -ith a fearful raSn ami gasp.
BEs sgls-ESd hErself Ia IL dssthly clasp.
- fair Ahf JET - fatsf'
AM then ~ith a nDvs IKE 7 1Onf kn0W that,
Ehs tied u On -ith a d01bls EnOs.
AEd tn yDgaz mAa ~afaIi, -aitsd
Thsn shs put % : dnz>n dinsTsat thinsa
AmiItgFs ~ bLrt0aE ahd k15b An1 EfFinEA
III al sfF1rziy Tss~mbl-t = souSn store
ThsE raxiaz s,ns ~ssROen pms 30 more.
sa= tEusr rEsm .ErH her Tsby hpA
TsSE s'GrE mem sTYghd from Asck 70 hips.
All a-TST 0aos ksataEsd
AEd ths malIsn ada zE0S psrhApa
That the nan DO~ LAA EAi SsEsH EAps
AEd AAIE O- he sLs>pay-~dSd-
AEd h@n ~ uisd % pat % EsT AaL
Al ne LuuiHE oFds@ "a thAL
a. ugg-d 70 htzh aa1 sas trsd t L0~.
B1E sFsT ~ay tat ths ShiEz -O1ld 60
OEly Ma1s hsr more azftaisd.
Il uo-IEt 20 stFai-ut sad q cAzShs hsE All.
AAd az ~lsa-i ~ e74.a Ehs : nAa 70 s~sz.
Bot s-AL ne D--y naa A-Ssrns tEsEs
VA tie nAa -E9 -ihly--GtsA
AEa tEsE. h~s0rs sEs oo4A lake kEr ksss.
a. kA y yzHS " EsT n11EtrsaI Essss
nsA Etrs d2B h-Fs asd = see PAT uk@Fa
AHas u5s1E o. . = hsr iE1z0st 1EiE
n<a srugEa N rrol -ttA ia stEnA are
a. AsgEhu ally ere sLatsd
nssz a. sfEsf ssF EaEss AL ekAzSts "A
szs uFsatz y-rams sEd kaE SUzk "a
a 1ozhal 81 al = c.azk AEd 500
EGs L -18s0 AL sa<-1nz ga
Her oE~a GAs aafA @ALEtn HGI
Aiaz AL h<aU = 0EA~r u=a
a. a. h-Jr~i dsgh - ~rs a. EooEA
s5lstE-az gEzGt - zzsLz bEoEE
- a. Ezussd bGaE b a. uz4iaS zar
AEa n 49, Ezz kssEa1 - 40 azsEaau
Al Aza E-EASslt@A
Ez=ss v Co.
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The Happiest Heart.

froN HdTp>rs h1oo<fHS.
Who drives the horses NJ the sun
Shall lord ~ but q day;
Bitter the lOvly deed we're donA
AMI kept the humble way.
ID. rust will hnd the sword Of fams;
Tho dus' will hide the crown:
Az, nons shall nail - high his nams
Time will not tear IL doSn.
b hsppiest heart that ever beas
Wa IN Gome quiet breast.
That found the common ia Iizht sweet
AMI left IN Heaven the r%sf.
ions vAsn cHxsEr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

lam the Hakon Jari. The waters play
Around my battered hull: and underneath
The sharks glide fishing. From the frozen north
The icebergs gather in a spectral fleet,
Shining In lakes Of sea beneath the moon.
Drifting driftinsi Unto the misty port
Where neither signal run nor hashine wire
Bends hack arrival To the an xious hearts,
That wander on the highlands and the shore,
20 shall ye drift, oh great, loud changing ships
That pas. me by, ~ naughty and 20 coldi
A mockery NJ death. . menace yet
To those that live and swim upon the See
And drifting ye shall follow all that vera
AZ all that are shall follow In their turn.
Until . lighthouse rises In the night,
From that dim port men call oblivion.
JoHH IAnRa MnEnAnL
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FatIupe.


rrom NJ TrnrSners' Pe-orf.
Up the white wall the Oh sdows steal spare;
Fsst alps the day. the day that promised fair.
At morn I rON~ with dushed and sazrr fare,
And To the hillside urned 10 toll my share.
Put at the gate I paused 10 pull a ro@s,
Then iflsd where the goldfish glance and gieam;
And Lis and Lftics called me from the SLOPE.
Beneath the my rites there to lounge and dream.
And 20 with laugh and J@sf the morning sp>d.
Ere ! could guess II, u was afternoon.
And why go now stay yet q while, they aAid-
"TomOrroH toll, to-day IL all tor SOON"
Thus with my life . youth that promised fair.
The worlds broad highway for my eager feet;
But pleasure ~oD~d me from the nOonday clara
And Old age nnds me- With no task complete!
MArEIcE GosDos.
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Amid the dsvy spiendors Of the morn
Island. and looking on the lingering grief
That sbrouds the world. with flowing heart I cYy;
o thou, that in the pomp and power Of stats
sittst weakly Tapped amid luxurious ease,
And thou, low bent above the broken clod.
YEARLY striving for q stay Of pain.
Come forth and iook into your brothers face
And md tbs sacred mark Of manhood there;
Come forth and llft your heads among the stars
And learn the power and glory Of mans name.
How like q being Of heaven thou shouldst Be,
How vile and like q creeping thing NJ earth
Thou art indeed! o look upon myself
And judge the folly OF thy self.wroueht fstsl
with soul IN ride the whirlwind In its might,
To speed upon the forked lishtning's courre
And pierce the dArkness ~ remotest space.
To wing her night among the blest NJ God
And sing hoSannas with the angel cholrs.
To throne her dreams upon the morning sun
And bowling eternal splendor to her needs,
Pill all the world with glory. 10! thou lest
Bound in the misery Of . clinging pcit
OF petty selnshness and jealousies.
o. pause In the vain struggle and the strife
That blind thee tn the glory Of thy state,
Awake from idle dreams. where luxury
Lulls the dulled sense IN false security.
And look on thine inheritance. the world
The stars as bearon lights are set for thee:
The birds that beat the air. sing unto thee;
The flowers, whose glory ,hsmes the robes Of kineS
Breathe their sweet oiors for thy piessurinE.
Fields where the breeze. WOO the waving grain,
Fair orchards and dark groves and valleys green.
Where strearnlets murmur under sifted sunlight
Among tn. shsfnwy trees. all these are thine.
All thine. o general Brotherhood Of Man!
Know. then. the God that gave thes. lavish gifts.
Gifts thou shalt freely take and freely use,
Thy Father Ia, and He NJ Nazareth
That spakr the eternal tidinss Of delight
Thy brother torn
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SOME POEMS WORTH BEADING.


II EagiY Autu-a.
Is life the Joy. ss pears 20 By,
That twas ere sorrows fscs vas knovut
IL hope, tomorrow, Just ~ high
Astwas ere yesterday had novnf
when fully proved. IL love 20 dear
AZ tis ere biushine II ~forretsi
Arc summerS p~arching pansies peer
To springs frst bed Of violetst
Ouurr Mcouru
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H11azle-n4 s-sna - GaFzU go ar nSE -
Co.. kEs 20 asa ~ 4zGE sEzE yssH aEA1z1
80 u uHl ga - - s@Hi
~Sif@-C@lza.iy - sAs1 - 80 ns - S.sISss
AsA = - zs-AA $780, S
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Hs>s.a off Great AsAt.sI HassS-n Teas
DgrEz ths .saS0n iss' snf%h hs orsnEs A q.
DlAysf a. zsnss - shEh it ~Dh 10. ias' q GA1 III 4.
IT. fDIb0~thz r-oDrds shT~ VIA, ths GrsbEs A e Gs1
tESfr oFEsEsats have fJhs Ia m - EsGss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

Dutchess county furnishes the Republicans this year
with their candidate for o0vernor. AMI tho Democrats
with the Chairman ~ their Btate ommitts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

- Ea0susou -LOlEfsfia~ Sas an AnSrsaAn Iss.
u zsad u - AL ENusEsF nat ~ "a s-SEEsazESd
are n EaSlAAa tEAA IL hs 0-s saGAuU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

"a ThA-caEasas . Hssu~1 = o. - a.
kErAEs q sn9us Mar1LsGT s1s saa - 49,
q asasszt. - Eksa tEs1as ~ E4FzlsE. 80
sfssTsEFa go - 81 So $1,000 An AIAs@4
9sp-SA - - e~SszFsd - - 4sAA1a@ a -
So-ssaf 80 Ssrad Ehss - - ayE nsSS~4 ~
- yoz ~ 49, EoB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

EhAkespearean comedy may now b. found In
excellent use at the Star. and complAiners at
the moderniLation of the stage should go there
% have their longing for traditional Legitimacy
grstined. They will ind The Merry Wives OF
Windsor" in expert and embellished repre-
sentation. they will enjoy the wives by Miss
Ffolliott PARst and Mrs Hudson-Collier, they
viii surely like IN look At the sweet Ann
Pn1" By Mis- O'SeilL and they will not md
much smiss in the entire performance. They
will disagree about William II. Cranes FGLtng.
because some Of them will demand too much.
Nothing short Of q miracle would give birth N
az actor capable OF accomplishing the human
inpossfbuities that seem TO Be expected in this
roe. Mr.. Crane IL the best-efuipped American
comedian for the undertaking. and he satisfies
he aas mi on the hrst night 80 that he was not
able % oonurol his voice as well A. usual; Ia the
Tate I, from his IAttsr-dAy characters more
isi.;s 3 t::sss;i: q ss.I :. l. q. .ni Head
Square .hsrs he viii present Bean Brummsl"
On MondAy and at the wednesday mAtines;
At the szturdAy MATINEE: -Pnnos Karl" on
wednsSaa{ Ps5tsiAn RoT1n9s on Thar
day. Intense admirers Of Sr. NAnsaslh may
spSnd almost the whole week at the Herald
ssaa was1s 9ks Tine = I'D "a ar tRs ave SHARPLY
d-hh~d AID SdslJ SaATactss Eogld
caught the Sapalsonic fever that Is raging on
The time FOR Lem Kettle = At the Bijou viii
expire nett Saturday. Tim MuHhY = AZ least
proving his ability 20 do vel IL comedy. and
that his knAck Of Characterization need NOT BE-
limited % the fAIcieAl or the NotssQus- He is
II the class with Sol Smith Russell. AID the
e9a4l % thar ArtOr In q~Uistneas OF ssnumsntAl
sIpRAsiOn- The oOmpaFlsJE Is suggested 81
Lea Kettles" ressmbLAnos 20 the Ftscss IN
Wiki Mr., Russell has made rspGtAtton-
BrEAlo BnI's VIVA West Is continued At
sogih Brooklyn- The nAnASsmsat seems To
So the futNi;y Of making plans ~hich the
weather m.ghtAnydAy blO~ and chill 70 nAaghL
G.1 20 d=riT announces thai the blS sIki0ttOn
hLrsSzn.T ysU near ia eloss AsAnttms it
4 -spszcs5 81 daily. With 10 caItAilmsnt-
EEs 49, lar tn the HAgsnbsck sEO~ OF
ia rzl 5zEg.s - tie AAdison sq1Are GArden =
tEs-1.L& [E1cSz riding on a. elephant There
4 10 dozG q ;ks fsroclty Of this uns1llihg per-
former. IL Eas sks thAt attAcked AEd hAdly
Sou2dsd william PhiLAdslpkLA Ast sptnz- but
he p@TsSa- u training her. aae has - IsISt2
THe Am-Elan Aczdemy ~ the DuEAtc Ara
EDs b-glE- - eleventh year. Presidsnt s4rEsnt
says M ARA q-b-r EFFORT Of TIE siGdenls ~
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pOLITICtL r

Martin Van Burcn was chosen United stat"ss"na'or
by thn New York Legislature IN Feb. a. 1927 The
year following. while senator. he was n candidate for
Govcrnor. and was elected Wy a majority Of 10000 In
. vote 81 275.DO0, over smith Thompson. ON Feb. l.,
1881, william L. Marcy was ciected United states
senator by tho New York Legislature, Tho y"nf FOL
lowing, 1892. whiio a member ~ the senate, he WIS
nominated for Governor ~ New York, and was
elected by 5000 over Trsnris Granger. Van buren,
and Marcy werr two NJ the most popular, respected,
and liustrious Governors NJ New York.
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