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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
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half by six and one-haK inches; the flaps. one inch
deep serve to keep the sketches In place. Fasten
ribbons through Sits to tie. after the fashion or
real portfolios For the sketches cut the paper
rather smaller. and when painting leave margin
around the sketch OF at least one inch. To give
variety several sketches might be landscapes one
or two might show n favorite corner 81 the yer
anda. or a pet fireplace. and one or TWO cohli
have wild flowers. II any specially lovely ones
grow near the place. outside the portfolio make.
In a corner a sketch OF the gates. or a group OF
the gables. and put on In decorative letters inc
name Of the place. These small sketches seem 10
furnish happy solution OF the problem OF giving
sketches away So often the amateur finds that -
frame sketches to give away Is a very heavy ex-
peiise while she very reasonably objects to giving
half gift in the shape OF an unframed one. ID
an invalid this small portfolio would be very vel
come bringing TO her the places she cannot go to
gee. and It's almost mperc rptibe weight would
be another advantage
A very pretty and useful gift for writing table
IL n letter pad In 4 decorated casc-t'sx7 inches Is
good size. Irish linen paper Tor what is called so
be had IN this form for nbou. thirty Ave cents
pad. For the Cover use Whstmans Imperial pa
per. Cut a shape like the illustration. aong the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
GtlfEFTTA AND GotNOD.

From The London Gooe' u ,,.,
raiL,,,, or Gounod, II may not be generally. Known
~ AMI Gambetta were most intimate Ireuus,
I'M r,a ~, VI Antonn Proust. who was nj one tine
ntreum ~ ~ zinc Arts gives us some interesting nc-'
Minls'eii, VI ua." no SAYS. well acquainted win
tails ~. mon possessed such an attractive
tiYi,ou fruitful ina gination. ana such simple
Hlhl. 10 often dlned at my mouse, ana iois-
II, ~, among the guests were hinlset s'a'i 1n.
nost ''' En,re and Carvaho. After the dinner
rerrln' o,,h ait down to the piano. and play some
-. 90; favorlte pieces. especially those vi Mvsa.t,
., ''s So -, br god Gambetta. although ne WAS iot
W ~ 80 MAC TOOK extreme pleasure III nstehihh
u al when Faure. at the request Oh ',ouiou,
10 n,, I've of his most successful operate airs ine
"a 17io,atnr went into ecstacies ne mus. wv;
Nl' MINERAL career Gambetta was highy amused
a n, "n1 learned from him many things concern
w" ~, 'rtnce which ne stored up In MS memory
~ 'nscd II necessary, when the opportunity pr
ton.r, vseif \ snort time before ms usath.
,nl ,nokc of these friendly meetings, Whch ne
oI rsr. among the dearest remenprahcss ol ms
az, ~" ,s regards Cambe.ta. he cherished the mem.
M III HIN I'm 10 his last moments. TINS was no,
o,.,yy,risng" adds NJ Proust "Both Gahipet,a anu
eu,rinol a, ~, charmers par eAcelIehce' anu WEI.
ro's.'I On f,scinate each other. lney uIutfstoVu
pSoHuh thor from the very moment they prgan 10
80, All who came across them let the seuuctiVs-
sps 49, ~ their sway. Certain critics We're very
ness OF u, roth OF them but death has claimed down
sbetr opnosItion. There are. however Sun a rev rev
liz In az that the man who showed tne gIeattst
maii,lc,i talent i'm France since Henri w. ana tne
po,nnoser who was most sincere In ms INSPIRATIONS
SS1,h heen overAore but they are more TO pc pi,eh
,%an blamed VIVA. Gambetta and li0unoi hau IN
cam,nnn was their reputation, wnicn was soon ss-
tablished and which naturally onehaea ,noss Wn a
have been waiting in vain 80 long 10 ma themselves
famous"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
NOTES ON DRESS.

particularly pretty compnaton Tor autumn
which is very becoming to blondes is mignonette
cloth with brown Acknowledgements being that dull
ht-green color which Is so quiet and harmonious
A French costume materialized from this conjunc-
ton has the bodice made Of alternate folds OF the
green and the brown. the upper part OF the sleeves
Of the cloth and the tght-htting lower part OF the
velvet. The farlng skirt of the green cloth has
narrow fold Of tire velvet laid in with each seam.
The hat to be worn with this costume is most pct-
uresaue II is of brown velvet gathered over
turned-back brim each side OF which curls a
drooping feather OF m!gnonette green. he'd to-
gether BY a large rosette of green velvet of the
Same shade which has full aisrette In the centre
The crown of the hat Is Of loosely gathered velvet
with two high noddlng princesse feathers next to
the agrette.
One Of the prettest of the Paris waking -dresses
Of the period is illustrated here. 1t Is OF srenat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
CHRISTMA.S GIFTS.

PRETTY THINGS TO BE MADE AT HOME.
IT, among the names your Christmas list are
those OF a few friends who have summer homes.
the question OF providing an acceptable gift II
greatly smplifed, even though the house holds all
that money can buy II you paint. there Is
scarcely any end to the gifts you make your
self One which would be very charming to give
to the friend In whose house by the sea or In the
hills YOU have visited is tiny portfolio holding
half a dozen water-color sketches OF places near
the house. For both portfolio and sketches use
Whatman's Imperial paper. Make the portfolio
ike the illustration in one piece. each five and one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11

The woke Is edged ana embroidered with scarlct and
tho full sash s Of scarlet silk The cuffs arc also
cnbroijered with scarlet The stockings are scarlet
matching the sash.
Another lovely wran for dtbutante ~ OF "h'o
Rengaline. Tired with rc:c-coor md made with
vol,c OF pure white fur the novel feature or the
corr,ont being the sleeves. which are Immensely
annie and are made OF diagonal folds when are
co,,iht toeethcs with a rosette OF white satin OH
either corner o. the yoke The droop OF the foids
forms the large roony sleeve. One long end OF
thick white satin ribbon hangs from each roseite
IN the ground very becoming ruff OF white os-
trich plumcs forms collaP
Tho fitness OF The skirt in fashion is massel
f., tho centre of the back. Elastics hold the godet
n,eats in place about halfway down the back OF
,,o .kir, From the knees all skirts fnre TO the
width OF four and half or five or six yards.
Velvet promises 10 be popular fabric for hand
Some Gowns though MORE. satin and satin
brocadns also uscu
The most noteworthy feature In general style IL
Tho continued popularity OF the bodice. unlike the
eLlr, With the exception of the huge sleeve,
which often matches the skirt. the corsage IL gen.
cr,liv In contrast to IT, As many three corsases
are furnished with one expensive velvet skirt; a
inwnsckrd bodice for elaborate wear. n high
ss.ok.d hodce with deml-sletVes, for dinner, ana
long seeved. high Dodice'
skirts are now much made OF veive:-either vel
,,e, with a dull face or the newer mror velvet.
,ho, has sheen like SILK. produced By cutting the
,,,o, across the nap. not downward. as velvet Is
a,,arly cut when woven. Velvet skirts are
1,,,or black or OF dlrH rIci shade OF color.
,r,,rr charming Partisan gown Of cmernd-grcen
velvet has a sHirt OF piaia velvet The corsage
Is cohpo@-," -. ..d ~ . .r,-... o. lHr-~.e !,
Velvet seao..rs Si1tis TO 'he bus. iine and oTna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11

CLOTH the draped skirt having band OF em9r9 n,s
erv framed in bands Of fur. The coihr ana pit
sleeves are of grenat velve The girdle is OF SOL
rich satin.
A pretty fashion. the idea for which seems 10 I've
taken from the cayx OF a flower - seen III 'he
pointed bodices of cloth with long Guns. cut also III
points above which the velvet or SILK material
blooms forth SO to speak. in large puiis TOT the
sleeves and n full gathered corsage Tor the ooug.
Felix seems especially fond Of this effect lately ana
has used the idea on both skirts and waists A
charming example OF this method of cutting gown
is in leaf-grecn CLOTH with the skirt ana waist cut
en- prlncessc to the bust. where the cIoth terinl-
mates in six points three In front and three pehln.
Above this is dark purple velvet waist snsh n,n,
ga hered on the shoulders and finished WIN NeN.'
Co.. and tiny ruche OF fine point de Venise-a pref
~ sheathing for the "hower-like head OF Young
Girl The sleeves are treated in the same way "a
Very deep cuff OF the cloth Is cut IN points me
10Th Of the bodice and that OF the sleeves reacn-
INC IN about the same height: that u. the points
Of both sleeves and bodice being on line win eac"
other.
, trim, little gown for a school girl is OF dark
green or navy blue WOOL trimmed with bands oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11

dotted lines score light
" with "A knife go That
II can be easily folded
over the p0steboar1
laps OF the pal. one
sheet OF Imperial makes
four OF these covers.
Secure the two together
by passing baby rib
bon " between the
leaves o. the pad. and
tie at the top; n Few
stitches before tying
will secure the ribbon.
lse half n dozen
lengths of the ribbon.
each about one yard
long. Never try 10
economic on ribbon Tor
decorative articles OF
this sort nothing looks
so shabby as a mcagre
bow OF ribbon. For the
decorations. 70 bc
painted In watcr-col-
ors. there are endless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
BE LOCATED HIN.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
They say old Smith never subscribed Tor = ne"e
paper"
"Blowin out the gas In some hetslr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11

boovv black silk guipurc This style can be easily
adar,icd from the Illustration The gown ~ SIM
ME graceful ana not at all din ,ut TO make
Nine C. shows several imported opera o'oa"S
which are Altogether lovely. one Is OF hea'y
cream colored brocado. with pattern o. pouau !"
OF flowers scattered over 1t. held 'ose'hor "',n
,,Dr,,% rihbon OF male pink and lined with yellow
,rrour. ak 4 deep cape o. iridcscent green vel
vet that shows glints OF fiery red and blue exactly
Ike the brilliant breast o; hGmming-biTd covers
the upper part OF the cloak, and is mace WIN 'ohs
,ahs that reach to the very hem. Between N"
tabs and the cape at the top several ioids ol nc
brocade are brought ~ to point JUST peioW t
shoulders and are fastened by two queer-ooki,Is
ajrorinn brooches OF beaten metal coral ana Bhl-
,eT1na stones 4 sable collar completes ms very
sumDtuous garment
The pretty llte dress shown mere - OF soit navy
b,ue wool and il Intended for a four-year-old child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11

a later and worse development Of the type once
represented by Bunthorne.
, 1894-02-23
Gin frummer 6erihtscLerf.

Der GbefcGerf in 9ttcbter 6oiter's 8oliz
5et9er!cbt Der 6arrtlonltraBe> Station, Sa>
cob =. Wfenoeiiobn, BAT bonn WaDor Sop
fins Die l6rtftltcbe Nufforoerung erbalten,
ietne 9teii9nation eiu3ureiben. MenbeI>
iobn, Elm 8ertpdnbter DeS in BEN Y~oli3ei>
gertcbtcn mobl6efannten 8iir9ic8aftiteuers
9lbe WenOeliobn, lit belbulOi9t, sic @e5
rtcbt5prototOlIe gu Dem 3wede 9efGlibt 3u
baben, UNI Sic bon Derurtbctlten 8~crionen
9interIe9ten SlrafgelOer in Die ei9ene Sai6e
iteden gu f0nne11.
8Or GINGER s3eit mrr6e Elm grcisborer
9amenS @rtffo bon 3ti9ter Softer gu elmer
Strafc bon $40 berOonnert, unb Sol San
9raag be5abIte bic Strafc.. Sn benz naA
DEM &atbDauie 9eicbidten Brotofou fanO
ft9 bic 8emertung, baB Die Strafe iuSpen7
Dirt porben lei. 8olt3etanpaLt QliaD err
mtttelte ieOp3, baB Gin She'll bcS Strafbe7
TRACES al Col 0an 8raa9 Surideritattet
lei, unb baB Wenbcliobn ben anberen She'll
in feline ei5ene Galcbe 9eiteft babe. Wten7
beLlo3n purOe CUR 9tecbnun9sabGegull9 aufz
9eforoert, bic tit i'm 10 ungiinitig au5fiel,
baB Der WtapOr iicb entI9loB, Sic 3teit9naz
tlon ocs @lerfS etn5ufor0ern.
, 1894-02-23
2lrbeit nit btnoerniHen,

Die @ebuLb 6eS 6eirotbSclert Solomon@
ion purbe geitern auf cine barte Brobe 9ez
iteut. 3uerit mabte i6m Elm Ne9er ietne
Nufmartung. QllS berielbe nacb Dem Sea-
men ieiner 3ufiinftigen gcfragt pur6e, erz
tpteberte er, OoB ie Sulia beige. 9a bas
2(ueS mar, mas ct BON tbr tpuBte, muBte ct
unOerridtcter 9tnge ob3ieben. 9arauf err
ibien elm Wianu, welber benz GIert bic erz
freulibe MittbeiGung macbte, baB ct i'm
8eariff lei, ietue &at6arile SIT ebeIi3en.
6err SOlOmonion i9ob Dem Qpplttante1
Elm Tormular bin, bantt ct Oaiielbe nit
Dem Namcn, Quter II. /. 10. ausfiue. SIS
sci9te iib aber, 6aB Ser !6eirot4StauOibat
nicbt i9reiben fonnte. @be 6err Saloz
moniOn iib BON ieinem @ritalnen erboGt
bate, fanb ct, 6aB Der Maun taub mar.
Die 3~etcbenipra6e muBte lebt 5Ir 6iilfe
9enommen Dcroen unO na6 lau9em 8ar>
lamentireu gelang es en6Iicb, sic not6pen7
bigcn @rmittelunoen 81 mad)en. Die
8raut lit ebenfauS taub.
, 1894-02-23

Su Ser S~ortIebung iciner &ertbelotz
gungSrebe be6an5elte 9(npaLt 9Onobue
geitern ale Ole 8unfte, ipeI6e nacb benz
3eugniB Ser Nntlage San @OuGblin in
Berit6rung nit ber @rmoroun9 Or. Sros
MINIS bringen %lollten. Die Nl18abe, oaB
GougDlin in elmer @irtbibaft erflGrtc, cS
lperoe einem &atDolifcn auf Der 9torOieite
frilber pber ipGter an ben &ra9en 6eben,
babe @ougDlin nibt auf Or. Gronin gez
miin5t, ionOern lie gait einem ~&irc6enitrett,
ipelcbcr 0antalS in ben &rciicn elmer fatDoz
lildcn 0en1cinOe du5gebrocben mar. Oleie
GeBtere 3batlacbc gin8 aus benz 3cu9niB
BON YutriG Quinn bcrDor.
Die 9lnltrengun9en Ser Qnf(a9c, 0anicl
Goug6tin in cine 8cribw0run9 8ur@rmor>
oung oes 81. Gronin Sit Dermidclu, lparen
gan3 perSipeitelte. 8or Dem 8eginn be5
eriten Yro3eiics ioutc Die 8eri0m0rung i'm
Camp 20 berGlon>naz0aelS geseittgt nor
ben fem. Die 6eretn5ercung oe8 Gamp 20
in ben erlten YroseB peronlaBte ba5 Sber@
geridbt, benz DcrurtDeilten Dan Goug6ltr
einen neucr YroaeB 5u 6eipiQi9cn. Die
GDeOric, OaB bic Gcri9DOrun9 I'M Camp
20 c%rtftirte, lit alio bon Den @ertd9ten oou>
itdnbtg aus9ei6toiien porben, g8aS bLie6
Ben Gerfolgern nocb iibrig? Sic mHBten
Ben 6eerO Der 8eri1m0run9 no anOers bin
Derle9cn, urb in Dem 6etm Der 6an1ilie
SOB erbliGten Tie Sen %geeignetiten PlaB.
Sn Ser neutrality-suspicious. Der Srau SOB
lit Dan Gou9ltn ais Setter Ser Geribm0z
rung ge1biloert. Q8tr miiiel ober, ooB
ienes l3ellgniB ser 6rau SOP eih 9~iigenge=
pcbe lit bcsbalb miro au9 bieQerbinbung
Dan Goug6lin'S nit elmer Geri6lpOrulg
poIlitQnbig iQuloriib. 0ie ein3ige Shat
lQcbc, tpelbe Dem 2lngctla9teu nacbgepieien
lit un6 welbc CT ielbit Su9eitanben BAT, lit
bic, baB CT bas 8u9gD in Oem 9tnan' iben
2ei6Itau mietbete fit ieincn TrcunbS smith.
Sn bicier 0auolung lit tcinc Spur elmer
criminellen Nbitcbt bon Der 2~lnflage nabe
gepicien poroen.
Der Steiner gtng nun auf 0aS 53eu9ntF
auer 9erer Elm, lpclcbe iiber bas 6ubrnerf,
Ben &uti6er, Sen Scbimmel II. /. IN. aus
9ciagt batten. Der Sertbeiotgcr 9riff babel
@iu3elbeiten aus ben p~erlcbieOenen Qlu5>
iagen Deraus un6 ~bebouptete aQerbanG
g8iOerIpritbe, beren 8e9riiu6un9 ct iebOd
nibt au5fiibrte.
Die lebte babe Stun6c ser 8ormtttdgS>
iibung mai ser 8elprecbung bes BON benz
2ei6itaQbeltBcr Oman abgegcbeuen 3eu9:
mites 9ctpi6met; iDelcben 53Ded biele ct:
miibenoe unb eint0nige 8erleiung 81
@u1itcn San GougbIinS ~erfitIeu loltc
blle6 ben 60rern D%olitdn6ig unfair.
, 1894-02-23
Die SimmerIeute.

golt3ei6ef 8rennan bate geitern nit
benz Contractor SaLfnau un6 BEN Ser
tretern Der Stretfer cine mebrltiin6ige 8e>
lpredbung, INN etncn @ompromiB Stpiiben
ben itreiten0en 8arteien berbet3ufibren,
oob D~erlief Die llntcrreoung I'M @roBen
unO @anSen relultotlpS. Ser 9oLi3eibef
crflGrte, baB inter Ben pbpalten6en l1mz
itGnben, betbe 8arteien @elO berlteren
miiBten un6 6aB eS auBeroem Der Stabt be-
Dellten0e Soften un6 decentralization
perurla6e, so 9oli5iiten our Q~ufrecbterz
baltung Der Sr0nung bereit SIT balten. 9a
bic 3tmmerleute 30 Gent5 sic Stunoe uno
Qnerfennung ibrer Linton, s.. +. Nidbtbe>
1hGfttgung bon yScabS" berlan9ten, Die
GOntrattoren ibnen a6er nur 30 Gcnts be-
tpiuigen un6 iib bas 9tec6t D~orbe6altcn
%ipouen, aub Ni3tsllniOuleute 81 bei9dfz
ttgcu, 10 battle er eS fir einen annebmz
barren @ompromiB, tpenn 30 @ertts per
Stun0e beSa6lt un6 bic Union a1terfennt
tperben nitr0e. 8ie bereitS bemerft,
plroe feline @inigung ~er5ielt, ba9e9en aus
9en1abt, Delte Wtorgen cine meitere @on>
feren5 a65ubalten.
0aS 8Eilbing Sra6eS Council belt
9efterl1 Nben0 cine Spe3ialpcr iammLun9 a6
unO faBtc f~ol9enOcn 8ei6luB: Soate es
benz gteuner@@ omite nicbt ~9elingen, auf
lcbiebSgeribtIi6em Q8e9e cine G%tni9un8 gu
c~r3ielen, 10 miro Der Yrdiiocnt beS Council
in 8e3ug auf bas StOf @r9an9e 8uil6tng
etnen augenei1en Streif in Scene ieBen.
Sn Der geitrigen0 ele9aten>8 eriammlung
oeS carpenters BROTHERHOOD" purSen Ste
lolutionen 81 @unltcn beS Nbtitunbenz
ipltemS angenommen un6 ferner bei3lolicn,
OaB Die Organization au9 ibren GinfluB
IN 8ctreff Oer Bolitif 8eItenO maben iOae,
Den s3intnnerleuten, pelde augenblidlicb
i'm StOd @rhan9e @cbGube am Streit
Itno, ipuroe Die ber5ii9lte ltnteritiibun8
peripro5en.
, 1894-02-23
Die 1rletroroIttdn ..S".8ahn.

SIMMER mc6r g%eipiunt e5 an 0obri9etn>
Itcbfeit, 0aB fir Die Wtetropolttan 0~ocbba6n
@leftrt5itGt ais 8etrte6SfraIt beuubt perben
iDirb. NuS ben 8crtc9ten itber ben 8etrieb
Der Sntramural>B aDn i'm Sadion 9art
BADEN bic Sngenieure Ser Wtetropolttan err
fabren, 0aB Der 8etrieb bet elcftriicben Snz
tramural78abn pd6reno bc5 WfonatS Of
tober pro 9aiia9ier 0urcbi6nittlicb IA
@ent5 %toitcte, pGbrenb oer 8etrieb Der
2lueD76 oob6a6n pro 8aiia9ter II Gents
%toitete, tr0BOem Der 8crfe0r auf Der leB>
tcrcn breimaI 10 grOB mar, ipie Der auf Der
Sntramural78aDn. Die metropolitan bat
bcrett5 mt elmer groBeu GLeftrt5itdtS7 Sc
ieIldbaft untcrDanDlun9en an8efniipft, unb
Die @nti6eibnng itbcr Bic 8etriebSfrage
miro oem1G6t erfol9cn.
Die Nngabc, Dab Der 0itlicbe @n6punft
Der Wtctropolttan> 6O66a6n 1abe benz Sim
gang gum 0an observation-disclosures all
ltc9en fomncn tDerbc, miro iibrigens BON
6crrn 90. g&. 0urleD, Dem Q(npaIt Ser
@cieui6aft, fir unricbtig be5eibnet. ST.
erfldrt, DAB Die 5. Q(De. ben 0itlidbeu 2(u5z
9ang@punft Der 8a0n 6ilben tperDe, .tpie
friiber bcl3lolien por0en mar.
, 1894-02-23
1uoen0Iide Gtnbreher.

8or &icbtcr Sreeman begann 9eitern
@ormitta0 Ser 8roscB 9e9en sic balbz
miicbit9en 8uri0eu 9onieI GaIaban, Sc
remtab 0onoDan unb W2artin Wtorrilon,
pel6c am l. Sanuar 1894 in o0s @ei6Gft
BON 6arris 9ipman, SEQ. 1913 81. StraBe,
einbra9en unO me6rcre 1cber3ieber, Stte7
fel unb cine gauge Sammlung BON SUI
welen, ipelcbe ii6 jeOocb 3umetit ais Saint
tpooren ertpieier, raubten.
Der jiingite bcS Grio, Callahan, er5db(te
aAf Dem 3eu8enitubl, 6oB CT nit ieiner
SpieB8eieuen i'm Grbgei9OB uerbOrgeu
mar, bis OaS @cicbGft 9eiblOiien mar.
Damn mur6e baS ScbloB Der 6iutertbitr
Don MorrtS nit 0iilfe zines Gal6enmeliers
ausgebrocben.
, 1894-02-23
Die Saneban'fhe Wirtbfhoft.

Cine Delegation bon @run6eigentbii :
ntern aus Der @egenO beS Q8aiDin9ton
8ouIeOarb, nabe Der OtaDitr., in pelcber
@e9erb Sames 2ane6an, tpie mir geitertt
bcri6teten, cine @irtbic6aft 81 e%r0ffnen
beabit6tigt, macbte bcute Ota1mitta9 benz
W}aDOr 6optinS i6re Qtuftpartung, un i'm
5u eriu6en, 2aneban Die Gr0ffnung Ser
Birtbi6aft, bic fitr Ben g8aiDinglnu 8ouz
leparb cinen Sban6hef btlben Wiroe, gu
perbteten. Ser MtaDOr Oeripra6 Der Dele
CATION, Sic Qlngcle8en0cit ernitli1 3u priiz
fen unO 2aneDau Die 2icel3 5t Deripei0ern,
tpenn eS it6 berau5iteQcn ioute, boB Die
8trtbi6aft in ctnem 8obube5irf lie9en
tpiirbe, ipte Sic 8eipobner Der Nah6aribaft
bebQuDten.
, 1894-02-23
Die Sbuloen Ser Staot Chicago.

WtaDor SopftnS bat ficb 6abon iiberz
Scugt, 0aB Die S6ulben BET Staot Chicago
betrdGbtlt9 b09er ltl0, ais beren iocbOere
ftdnoiger 8ileberpriifcr crmittelt bat, un0
Der Comptroller alderman lit nit ber Qusz
arbcitung eilleS ScrtcbtS bei6dfti9t, in weGz
client CT 5cigel1 iptro, baB Bic S6utocn Der
Stobt @bicagO tbatiGcbIicb 50, 200, 600 uno
ntcbt, tpie angegeben, 2 1850, 900 betragen.
Der Comptroller BAT ermittelt, bdB bet
8itcbcrpriifcr einen 8oiten BON gSaiierz
certiftcaten i'm Setrage bon etner Wttlton
Dollars ilberlebcn bat. 9iele Certificate
miiiien inter alien u%mitGnben III oielem
Sabre etngelOlt tperoen. Serner ltegen gegen
Die Sta0t 3aDlungSurtbelle gum 8etra9e
BON ilber S 1000, 900 Dor, Die e6enfdQs be-
3oblt tperOen mitiicn. 0iele Oieler ltrtbetle
belteben l6On felt mebreren Sabren III
&raft, un6 ibre Snbaber broben, iib an bic
@eribte 81 menben, I'M bic Staot gut
3ablun9 3u 3~ipin9en. Ofebrere Gontraf>
loren, Die fiir Bic Sta6t Nrbeiten auSge>
fiiDrt baben, baben an Die leBtere 6orbe>
rIn9en gum @elammtbetra9e BON $500, 600
in 6Gnben uno Tie britgen auf 8cSabtung.
Ser Gomptroucr lit Der Wtcinung, baB
nenn Dicle 2(nipriicbc ntcbt befrieoi9t tper7
ben, Ser Gre6it Der GtaOt Gbicago 70 err
l9iittert merbcn wirb, baB es Der Sta6t
unm0gli6 per6en mIroe, fir unoorDers
geiebene SGuc irgenbpo einen 8ump an3u@
legen.
NfaDor 6ppfins 1T ftdnbig bemii6t,
Mittel un6 Me9e 5ur N6iteIIun9 Der finanz
5ielen S6ipierigteiten, welbe Der Stabt
bcOorIteben, 81 fin6en. Inter Nl1berent
beabit9tt9t ct, bic QlrbeitStrGfte beS @9cfz
MietbS6aus ~SnipectorS Ooung ettpa auf
bic 6dIfte 81 rebu3tren. 9aB Die iiberz
f%liiiit9en GlerfS in alien 9epartementS
tperOen geben miiiien, lift bereits belcbloi1
iene Sa9e. Sn 8e3ug auf bic &eOuttion
Der s. lt5eimanni6afteu begt ser WtaDor
ibtpere 8ebenfen. ST lit iicb bepuBt, baB
Ste Stabt i6on jebt nibt 9~enii9enben
Bolt5eii9uB bat, uno baB Ourcb bic @ntz
laiiung bon etpa 400 BDli5titen mancbc
Gbetle Der StaOt ~iibcr6aupt obnc Shub
Oaitebcn mitrben. 9ticbt unmD9lib lit es,
0aB Der WfaDor cine Hebuftion Der @ebGl>
ter Ser 9oli5titen uno Dafir Sic 8eibebalz
tung bet 9egentpdrti8en Nn3abl goli3iitcn,
Dber ober Die 8%eDiQtgung elmer Yaui6alz
lumme fir Bic 8oli3et, ii6er peldbe bann
Der Boli3eicbef Derfitgcn ioQe, cmpfebler
nir0.
, 1894-02-23
Der Soil Or midhnm.

@or Ni6ter Gbetlain begann beute Morz
gen bic GerbanbIung iiber ben llntrag 0es
StaatSanwaltes, Sen 9ro3eB gegen Or.
8idbam bon 9teuem 3ur 8~erbanoInng gu
brin9en, nadbbem BON BEN 0rOBgei6morez
men cine neu 2~(nfla9e erboben pur6e.
Or. gSid0an iaB tpdbrenO Der &erGanbz
lung neben ietnem 8ertbeiOiger, Oem ebe>
maligen 6iilfsitaatSantpalt Guiott; bic
8ittwe unO 5lpci erlpo9lene SinDer bes in
Brighton 8orf BON Dem 9lngeflagten err
i6oiienen 9StrtDeS Glapper maren ebeufaas
anDeienO.
Nntpalt elliott betonte in einem turscn
argument Bic abiolute ltn5uldiltQteit etnes
5Deiten GerfnbrenS. 0ilfSitaatSanpalt
&ni9bt be9ann bann ietn encouragement,
obnc bamit iebob in Der 8ormittagSitBun9
81 GnDe gu fommen.
, 1894-02-23
Der Gtnbreder entfdn1.

W}ar Gi96oI5 bon 9to, POI Ga Sale
StrGBe ging 9eitern Ql6enb an 6em 0auie
go. 131 Start StroBe porbet, ais er Die
Stinme ether Srau b0rte, tpeIcbe REF
r6oItct Sen 9ieb!" Gic66ol3 i~tiir5te bic
3reppc binauf ais Elm gfe8er, ser BON elmer
Trau ~perfol8t Durbe, an ibm porbei gu
tOmmcu ltdte, Gt1lol5 itcute itc6 benz
9te8er ent8e8cn unb ein &ompf entlpamt
ii6. 2lS Ser gin6rec6cr iab, baB er Sen
&lir3ercn 3ieben tper0e, 5og ct ictneu Sc
DolUcr unO ~teuerte. Die &u9el brong in
GicbbOl5' S6ulber, melcGer barauf Sen
GlnOringling entiuti6en lieB. Die Trau,
Welcbe i'm Ourcb t6r @ei9ret berbeigerufen,
ipar Die Satin BON g8m. gtuIier, Ser in
$40. 131 Start StraBe etnen 2abcn bat.
Sic iibcrralcbtc ben 9ieb babel, ais berz
lelbe nit @cipalt iDren Softer Olinete, Gibz
Rol5' 8unbe lit ni3t gefGbrli9.
, 1894-02-23
I'M 6etden Ger Reparatur.

SIM Si~bun95iaalc 6eS GttcbterS Stein
I'M GOuntpgebduDe BADEN Sic 3tmmerleute
Unb0taurer etnc lc6DafteGDGtigteit entfaltet,
Inn Den Our3 ben tiir5Iid 9euel6eten
9edencinitur3 entitanOenen Sc6aOen micoer
gut5umaden. Gicbter 8ren1ano's SaaL lit
ior9fGltig Deri6lofien. Gin Der Gbiir
pran8t Elm ScbiIo nit Der 2tufi1rtft y@ez
foDr!" Der 0tic6ter lit nocb .3immer 3O6
Dcr5Ogcn. 9ti6ter Gtping bat, tpte ct 6urcb
W~aueranicbIa8 bcfarmt 9te6t, bis ouf 8etz
teres 6erien genommen; be5ii9ltcb leincS
2oc0ls tparnt Elm glacat: r6altet @ucb
bon bier fern! @efaDr!" Cine G6nlicbe
Qlufibrift entbdlt bic GDiir 81 Nic6ter @ibz
bons' Nmt55immer.