davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-24

- Saubere 3uitdnbe. Qus SaragoHa
miro MabriOer 8ldttern geidbrieben, baB
inn @ebiete San Ofi9uel ein S9uuebrer,
Der nicbt ~tpentger ais observation-disclosures
9iplome bciiBt, fitr5li9 bel benz Nlfoloen
nm etnen = 8ettellhetn eingcfomnen lit,
bamit CT ii6 auf Der GtraBe leincn Inter
bait erbetteln t0nne. 0as uWtartprium
BET S6uaebrer" lift iebt in Ben ipaailben
8Gattern 81 elmer itdnbi9en N6t6cilung 9es
tporben, in BET aus ben Oerld6icoenitcn Orz
ten mitgetbetlt miro, nie LANCE ibon bic
einselnen SrtSbeborSen Oie 3obGun9 Der
2ebrergebdlter unterlanen baber.
, 1894-03-24
Qus Ger SbuIe oefhmGbt,

Nutabrlieb pran9t auf 6em @eburtstaosz
tt1cbe BON 6rdnlctn 2aura Elm GoleuItod.
Der 10 OLele Stolen tra9t, ais 6as Trdulein
Sabre 3dblt. 0aS maro 10 qebalten ieit
tbrem erlten 3ebensjab1e. - @ls beucr boS
StubenmaOben gum @Grtner fon1mt,
1Ietnt oIeler, Die Sacbe iuer6e bon sSabr al
Sabr icbipteri8er. 80, auf cine 9nolpe
pent9er tomnt e5 gar nibt an, ermut5iqt
t6n 0as Stu6enmdO6en, v6enn bas 9ra8z
Ietn 8tptft bod tmmer etntge 'raus!S
, 1894-03-24

Ser Cine uirnrut jeben Mtorsert ieineu
Spa5tergang I'M a~b5unebmen, Der anbere
nm 315unebmen, nnO 8etoe gebrauden Sic
@arl8baOer Quelte1t bter3u, u1b nit BEN
beften @rfoLg. Die @rftdrurg lift gang ettz
fa9. Die &arG8baber 9ueue1t tptrfen l6ieub
o1f Settanbdufult9en r1o re6u3tren baber
iiberfiiiitge8 6ett, tpdbren6 bieies nit ge=
turoem SIetid eriebt ipir6. @S bef0rbert
ben Stoftpefiel in bobem @raoe 1no 1T oa@
Der audi i9ipddliden Berionen ouSuratben
bte BON S6pdhe, Otageuletoen, SartletbtQz
felt, 2eber= nrb gttereuleioen flaeen, 1pesieI
aber ienen BerIonen Die cine ftben6e 8e=
iddftigung baben.
9te Gdten 8rOb11fte bon CARLSBAD babeu
bic llnteriGrift BON ~@iSner & 0ten6eliou
go, Stem 0orf auf benz Safe elmer je6en
Ilafdle.
, 1894-03-24

bann fam tpieber Elm 0le6, 6as fie 9Ge
l%nttIan9en. l1nb banu fam Gin 6auiirer
nit tleinen Nffen, Die an elmer S6nur auf1
tpGrts frtedben fonnten, troBOem lie aus
6olS un0 8eppe tparen. &aitt faufte einen
unb tpan6te lt6 3ur 2tgotbe berltm, tim tbr
gu i6enfen. 2tber = ba bate ite ibon Ell
men! Oenn Set 6err BON 6aas, tbr recbter
Nab6ar, mar bereits 10 fret 9etpeicn; Der
&erl, Der 5uDtberel
rrn~4sL..~ .aYo4.
, 1894-03-24
91nnlimea @rnnhfinrnthnm.


On bern tetbeu: S9Dner Commensurate nom
~ Der Stabt 8DDtfobren, 5tI9eu &C., bQS Sons hot
"A 3tmmer, f6on lon9e ~eto6Iirt; Mietbe $3.50 Der Sobr
23m57t 0oiempnt
, 1894-03-24
OrudfebIerteufeI.

Sc 1T nibt fetn bonn u6ranffurter @enes
ral~@2ln5eiger" (gtummer bonn II. Sebruar),
bon etnem pminiiterieQen Giiiel" 3n iprez
eben. Sn gebtlbeten &reiien iagt man
bod ugiaie".
, 1894-03-24
s3n Derfanfen: 9ferbe, Gii6e, SnnOe &C.


Ou o~erfaufen: 9eIioerD=, @rpreB=99agen rnD
- &utIden. g.. 8. Sul, 2~3O8-2318 State Ctr,
6abrtt 243-247 %. 9Iace. I7n53Nt
2 perfouen: Ginlidbrioes feblerfreies 8n99p=
~ pfers, $50; bes9le6en pSurrep~ $40 s. sos,
SUMMER 35 i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mttfta9s Sp. i.
l5nt5, bonn
, 1894-03-24
GpOeS=Mnscfne.

Sim %. M4Gr5 Abenos 10 ubr perI9ieb mad i6tperen
Seiben an 9tphtberttiS unIer oeliebter Spbn &Serbcrt
i'm <er BON Z SoDren, s Mtpnaten uno Z Sagen. 9tes
seieeu tiefbetriibt an:
Serntant Gberbarot uno Srar,
8eeroigung prtpat. qeb. ppn 8aumbadb.
, 1894-03-24
SnOeSe Nttseine.

Treunben rno 8etonuten Die t~raltriQe 9lofridt, boB
rtethe lie6e 5rou Bertha, geb. SdDntiot, an S~SreitoQ,
pen .. Wtdr5, i'm NIter BON As Sabren 10 Mtonatet
iantt entI9Iofen lit. 8eerOj9uug non 5rouerbouie, 1918
WolTr9nt Str: am Wtontag, ben %. Ntdr3, 2 lIDr 9tad=
mitta9s nod SracelouD.
Ser tiefbetrGbte @atte 6. 9aaenfed,cr.
Beth. 6eltC, 9uQo. Glia &lnber.
I. Sbnttot 8ruoer, ltto &inoer.
@rn1t mo &atbartna Sted -Sdma=
nPr mn Gdnfnpftpa. nnN Rirhor
, 1894-03-24
SDSeS=Qt5ef0e.

9toG Ian9en i6pereu. NIT GebulO ertrogenen &etOen
neridteb Sreitag Abeno 10 ubr, pereben nit ben BELLE
gen Ster6efaframenten, uniere tbeure geliebte Sdpeiter,
S6m09erin uno Sante Spiefa @mbertite Git9eIS
i'm @lter BON 30 Sobren. Die 8eerbt9nng ttnoet itott
Oiter=S Onnta9 gtatbnllaog l lbr BPM SterbeDanie, 553
20. II. StraBe, nab ct SDnifo3l1S 6rie6DoL I'm title
Sbetluabme bitten bic trorernben 9tn9eb6rigsr:
YSefer unb Nnria, 9eIblptiter;
SoretS &rauIe, SGpo9er;
N&iNn. H}Pffe
, 1894-03-24
Seri1ieOene8.


"a 6uInen! S6nIben! S9uIbeuI
- Nnerlei i9te9te S6uloen ipfort cDlecttrt.
3abIuu9 Dbne Sri pl 9 =
@on1tobler INNER o1 Souo.
8eDpIeS @oIIecti on Mgencn
92-94 &aiaae ctr. s3immer3Z.
5bs1S 2euti4 pirb bier seiprO9su.
, 1894-03-24
IinamSieNes.


SROie, 0uinIau s. 60, MtOrt9a9e ganfers, az Dear
~ bprn1troBe, ~perleibett @elo tIf @bicogper Sr1nos
ei9entb1R gu ben uieOrigiteu 9retien, iUtuie aud ouf Sc
b6ube. 6oe5, 1St
, 1894-03-24

MnftiDns= Terf1ufe.
Anfttpus.t ptis.
ReeuIare @erfaufs.Sage:
Mtonto9s unb 9ounerItass.
pesia I gertaufe an anbereu Gasen BEG mtonats.
@aarHn auf Rrtpat=Sertouf, @boleiale p6er NetatL 81
@uttious=Breiien.
Werfdufs pen MISUNDERSTANDING cine @pesiaIitdt
@eIb tpprgei9p fen bel Hebertrneuug.
Gorreipunbeusen tperoen ertpartet.
WGrttn @mert9 s. 60,
&nttipnare,
12op1S, tnIo 251 6 26S State Str, Chicago.
Nuttton$.gerfont BON 9ferben Ii. T. N. 9iens'
tags uno SrettagS nm 10 ubr. 8erf0uf bon ueuen
SppsSu9gies nm II llbr, 26f Q8eft u. @troBe.
30. 8. gberIe,
Mutti0ndr BON @run6= uno 8erIpuoI=@ioentbltrt
22ll1S, tuio
, 1894-03-24
6cMOrbeat*

Button Snefer, ~9eIiebtes Sinh Dpn @uton 6. lluo
her perftprbenen &atberiue 3uefer, i'm Nler bon 3 Wto-
naten. 9eeroi9ung Sorut0g, 25. WtGr5, Jtatbmitta9s
! uhr npnl &ranerbaHle ABS 4r0irIe Moe:
, 1894-03-24
WGhmtaihinen.

@tn9er, Mbeeler & g8IIpn. .9outeIttc, Stoubarb,
gSbtte, WilcDr & Gibbs, Stem 9ome, @rDlpu, $500
Bug $500. SorontIrt pplit6notg unb iutaft. 3tnmer
"a, OlpeuS @lectric 8lb., @fe State uno ADa1ts Str.
SfeH Spnutags pOlt $50 gDrm. bis 1890 9tadpm.
lima, 1Stgluio
, 1894-03-24

abOnnirt arf bas Mben6bIatt Der SQirOis
StGatsz 3eitung 9rets l Gent.
, 1894-03-24

z L Gert1n 7 NJ
- @innetfo
9ia Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 16 MeiIen BON @bt.
Co9p: Is Gotten, so SUB 5rDnt, etnen geotert.8lod 9ono
bilbenO. sat geaiier, @b5u9scondIe rnb Concrete.
SeItenpe9e. 8 attnutet 81 9eben pOm 8abnbpfe unb
8 Wttltrlteti gu 9eDet BPM See. g9iro i'm @au3en ober
&Dtten=lDetie %perfauft, je nod @uuIGD Der &Gufer.
9aS @t9entDuE1 bat einen reinen 8eibtitel, ba es Iet
Otelen SaDre1 elmer SSomilie 9ebDrt. 9luf oemIel6en fteht
eit Sebanoe, pelcbes ais Stride nno Sfule 6ertuBt
muroe nnb IN Elm Sotel lm9epanoelt meroen fam.
Abrefe: IF Sc StaatS3ettltng, poer s.. g. 9reper g.
60, @de Seorboru uub WoibtugtOn Str.
IA, II, 24uta
, 1894-03-24
/, &p0eSau5ei0e.
@eMOr1eu:

Srelnben nnb 8etannten Die ~trauriQe g~sadrIbt, bah
W tlliom 8. s.. 6 an d. 0 10 9~eitorben if.
8eerOt9uu9sau5ei9e 1p6ter.
, 1894-03-24
Eo0cS=@n5ctae.

GieantunO GlnrSDetm Itorb am "a. MGr3 Mor=
2 ltbr i'm @lter Oou so Sabren. 8eerbi9unG Wton=
og, ben 26. Mtdr5, NtorgeuS 9 llbr per &uti1en na6
Si1. Getue 8Iuueu.
, 1894-03-24

&m %. W}dr3 ssrou SSa,,nte Spp emb eimte r i'm Nlter
bon 80 Sobrer, Wtutter BON 5Sralt MtorriS Abler, fSrau
SenS S1eb lnO 6r9dt @arolire Nteper. gegrdbmiB BON
per NoDulI119 BON WtorriS @oler aus, 3427 South Barf
Noe, om Sonnto9, 25. Wtdr6, 9tadbmt. l Ibr, mad benz
SSnlbee Maarip=air6bOf per 6. st & St g. @iieu6abn.
Sitte, feline 8Iunlen. 24ms2t
, 1894-03-24
0runOeigemtbum
2 O~erfaufen Dber AT D~ertauf6en:

3tpet 9du1er nit Gotten in einem ruIb empprbIiibenE
ben StGbthen i'm bitlibeu &onios. $50 Wteilen BON Ran=
Jag GttD, WtO. 9oS 8rDpertp lie9t on Der 9auptitrnBe,
unb lie9eu uebert einouber; 6ru9t06nme, RoblenItaae
II. J. 10. Sic 9dnier %befinOen it3. in gutter 8erfoiiun9
fault oOer Qegen 2pts pber elm 6etm BON gIei6em geertb
in bieler Staot nmgetoul6t. @erfaufSgruno GiQeu.
tDiinter mobnt bier in Der Sta0t uub bat feline s3ett, 6em=
ielheu Ietne Aufmerfiamfett 81 lptomen. Sin gutter BloB
fir Scenario nm Elm @ei96ft ou3ufoneen fam SelO
MAIDEN. 9as 8ropertp lit gang i9albeNfrei.
Wtan ooreilire
6. 8. 8ree1anb,
24m3boip core of .Staatsaeituuo.H
, 1894-03-24
SpOes=0(faefae.

Sreunoen uuo 8efotltten Die tranrioe gtod5ridDt, baB
lteltle 9eltebte Satin unO l1niere MhItter 9lttna ..
SalttoH ant 9OnnerItag ben %. Mdr3. Mpr9eus 81
uDr, n0D ttr3ell &etOen I'M Nlter BON 48 oSabreu uuo 8
Ieltg inn 9errn entlblofen lit. Sic 8eerot=
9ln9 finoet am MtOutog ben &c. MGr3, Mprqens 81
dnDcr BPM 8ra1erbonie, 36 SIT ytDrtb gOe., uo9 Der ct,
NttoD9els=&trlbe lno BON oo nod benz ct. 8pniioctus=
9otte8ader ftott. I'm title Sbetlnabmc bitten Bic trous
eruOen 9inter6liebeuen 0coto SAmuu, @atte.
@lttta, 8enrg, 2toamt, @iaeoatena,
23r34t Barbara, Mnrte. Rinber.
, 1894-03-24
SoScS=Wm5et0e.

gertuonoten rno 5reuuben Die tralrtoe 3odridt, 6ob
lnIere inui9it geliebte Sodter uub Sbmeiter ysoiie
Stano nod fur5em i1perem &eioen int alter BON Is
Sabren, 2 Wtonaten un0 % So0eu IeliQ i'm Serru ent=
l9!ofet ut Sic Seerbtgun9 finbet Spnntae gta6ntittao
? ubr bonn SranerbauIe 12S @lDbpurn @oe. mad Grace
LAMB fiat.
Ybtlip NIB &eotuig SratS, Gltern.
Soa, GIara, gStuie, Settle, @eI6nifter.
SoSeS=@ttSet9e.
Seitern &ben6 Deri6ieo nab i6peren Sei0er al
z Sobren 6 Wtonaten un0 Z SaQen. 9tes aeioeu tiefs
betrttbt on: Germatm Gberbarot nno SSrart,
Beerot9un9 pripat. oeb. Opn 8aumbad.
SONeSan5et9e.
@eitorben: @enI0atp, gSiIbelnt. Sic betribte
Wtttlpe
SSreOerifa @emId1aGu,
534 Blue Ssloub ADe.
8eerbi9uuoanaetoe 5p6ter.
, 1894-03-24

O(ponbo Ie.9Dtten.- 5000 unb ~auftp6rts.
~ Setbte 3abllngen. - SaH9e Sernttne. &c Broaent
Snterefien. : SIN nnuttttelbarer 9tGbe bes MnDnbole itu6
WtoplelpDoo 9epDts, DDn SduIer un0 &trCben. 9telu
SDtteu an Der S9onos Ipe, nabe Der Belmont nnb
oteielbe ~tnnerbol6 etnes SobreS ge6aIt Ieir. Qbsuas=
fandIe nnb Wofer in6 9elegt Die Sobrt nod Der Staot
tnr3er Bet 6nr4 oieIeS @e6iet laufeu Iaiet. Die icb6u-
item Sei9dftslotten on Der @lIton unb Belmont @pe,
lebtere bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES slpiiden Der 9taot
unb Der Weitieite. Geiiben5=2ottet at alien Seiten=
>1troBen. 9GuIer nod Wuni9 ouf 1et6te Nb5ablunqen
9ebont. -L3ige Derlalien 9oHntagS nm 80 rbr un6
nm 1.30 Wttttd9s bas g8els Str.=8eppt uno balten on
nteiuer 3peiqDfftce, @te 9iOerIep ctr. unb NtaplemppO
Citation. Office SonntagS pfen.
s. MelmS,
Sfeb, ootL fri ia, BAN 1888 WtiImaufee 9pe.
, 1894-03-24

Qu oerfaufen: SolGe, Die Ib all Der GrHu6uno
- elmer bentiGen GnfieOeluu9 in Siocalifprnien an be-
tbetit9e1 nnb ltD Die Der @olonie 9~elp6brten auBeroToeuta
lt9 gunitt9en 8ebingnngen 5u3uipeuOe1 miiui6en, nl6oen
ta9si!ber i'm S9teItoe Building 70. 81. -@de Der abomss
lMr SlartttroBel Sumner SEQ. al poripre1eu, nber ii1
b%rteflid) on Die 9aIOp Wtountain 9ono g Water 81. SSo1s
leloIl meneeh. uQ20bom
, 1894-03-24
@eTDrben:

WETWCUGW<
8ertDa 9 d ebtgen Gattin bon Sernann
8. Sdre0t9er, Itarb i'm glitter ppn SIS Sobren am Wtitt.
pod, ben q. Wtara, in Sun Diego, Gal. 8eeroi9un9s=
Gn3ei9e ipGter.
, 1894-03-24

Ou Derf0 II fen = 8abenS upoo. 81. ShbnIte
~ @de III oieier btb16e1t uub b~liibeuben @oritobt
Woter uno Ssiper in ben StroBeu uuo Die Strasen o.
meiterer %@nStuuft lpeuOe man ft6 minblt6 ODER ichriit.
dIb al Wm. 8. See. 112-114 9earbprn Ctr.
SoDCe Building. 2Onibom
, 1894-03-24

@ue in bieier Cite auge3eigteu 9rteIe, pel1e rnht
innerbalb 5tpei Wo1er. bonn obenltebeuoen Datum Elm.
9erebnet. obgebolt iinb. perbeI uah Der Dead Letter
Office III WaibiugtOH Qeiaubl.
, 1894-03-24

On oertoufen: Sots ouf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Der
~ gtGbe Der Belmont nuO @lItou Npenue S500-$6OO.
Cottages fuer6en, 9alt5 uad g9unIb beS R1tfers, eber=
follS auf Notwithstanding gebant. S. 9Db, Simmer IS
St9ats3ettun9S9ebduoe, Mtittags 3lptlten Sins II. 3lpei.
l5u5, BAN
gu pertoufen: 9ibi9es @oBubals in Der 9{6be
~ Der Station MoOnoale, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fIr
cine Samilie bequew ein9ertdtet. Stalunq ftr inebrere
Rferbe NIT oobet. $1,000. Seqlenie 3ablnngstermire
3DeiI5oDIun9. Aoreiie: q. 8. Boy 157, @6onoole, Goof
60, 81. I5mA, ban
, 1894-03-24
Gerlangt: Mfdnner unO Gnaben.
0erIanat: Granen nr0 Mfabder1.

~V++WNS@" OtWNtW ANU MEWUYI4EH
OSerGongt: @rite &laie G6etberinnen an @nauaen
l1to E6den. 9D9lter SObn iptrb be3ablt. Alosfa
Sur 60, 159 State Ctr.
WerIon9t: Sin @taO8en f2r 9auSor6eit.
"a 81. @arpeuter Ctr.
Sc erIongt: SUITE &b1tn, feline 99G19e.
~ ~24nt52tuio @trs. 8. 8tper, 6f7 WeaS Ctr.
Sc erIon9 t: Sin 9utes beuI6es M6b6eu fiir alice
~ meme @rbeit. 276 6. Suron Ctr, 2. Slot.
, 1894-03-24
@ei61fts= 0eleaenbeitelt.

On oertanfen: 5einer Saloon an St Ntaoiipn
~ ctr. Na95nfra9en bel SObu &leiu, 125 G. @larf
Str, GUNNER So. 24nl33t
, 1894-03-24

On oerfoufen: Saloon. CUTE @de.
- 24m37t 85 frentont Str.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
THE CAT FIGHT.

The cat fight that is going on
among the share holders OF the
Peoples Transportation company
will cause a great deal OF dirty lin-
en- to be washed. Patterson the
president of the concern should
be removed at once and some re-
sponsible and reliable man be elect
ed in his stead.
The people are to blame more
than Patterson. There are a GER
tain class of colored people In this
city who believe all that is said to
them. 1t is only necessary Tor
some well dressed negro to come
In towE; fluent talker and that
moment every negro in town Will
flock to him and call him the
anointed. Before they are through
the peoples pockets are anolnted
and their money Is weighed in the
balances and found wanting.
The Peoples Transportation
company is a gigantic fraud and
criminal proceedings should be en-
tered against those who are guilty
OF wrong doings.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
FRED'S WIFE IN IT.

The will of Miss Jane W. Pitts,
Of Auacostia, formerly of Roneoye
n. Y, the sister of Frederick Doug
lass white wife, has been fled for
probate.
A beqaest of $4,000 is made to
Amelia Foy, friend, to be paid
to her at her majority, ard also
a parcel Of real estate designated
as lot 2l, in block ri of Brookland.
A provision of $500 is made to keep
green the family burying plot at
Hont0ye, n. Y. The will then
provides that the rem ain der OF the
estate shall be divided into three
parts, the interests from one of
which shall be paid semi annually
to Helen Douglass, sister during
her Lille, and anotherto Eva M.
Potts, another sister, during her
life. The last third is to be given
to the children of Gideon W. Potts
to be shared equally between them
The two first named shares are al
so to be given to the children of
her brother, Gideon w. Potts at
the death OF tue two sisters. Gid
con W. Potts is ma ie executor.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
"DEFENcE NO DEFIANCE"
Anarchist Mowbray and Ris HowIings Al

Anarchist Mowbray and Ris HowIings at
Newark, n. j.
Newark, N. j., Aug. 14.-Abaut 200
people attended OertePs Park last
night to hear William A. Mowbray,
the English Anarchist. Mowbray
plunged at once into an address on
"How shall we organize" He said
that labor organizations were a power
but must be reckoned with the poll
ticians.
"And still the laboring men inscribe
OH their banners, Defense, No De-
fance' How good they are to let the
1uggernaut run over them! But then
there will be a kick some day, and
when the Anglo-Sa1ons kick they kick
hard.
''Then the capitahstic press will
howl for gatling guns to shoot down
the poor. I have seen shooting gall
leries. Why don't you procure guns
and learn to shoot? There ds no law
against that. Gems. Wallace and
Schofield have said Shoot to KILL So
1 would say, too, Shoot to KILL but IL
you can't kill don't shoot.
twenty-five thousand laboring men
have to work to pay the expenses Of
the Earl Of Dudley and his mistress.
The wine the rich drink In their gild-
ed salons is the blood of your children
with which they quench their abomin-
able thirst. So are all the luxuries Of
the rich at the expense and degrada-
ton Of the working pOOr."
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
THE TARIFF.
The Senate Bill is Passed I'm the
House.

The Senate Bill is Passed in the
House.
Washington, Aug. 14.-The House
passed the Senate tariff bill last night
In accordance with the determination
of the Democratic caucus. The trust
Senators have Won for the time being.
Their schedule was adopted in spite
Of the statements that the House
would never surrender. Rather than
see all tariff legislation defeated the
House passed the Senate bill by a vote
of 1872 to 1O5. Then there were four
new bills introduced, passed without
being referred to any committee and
sent to the Senate. The first provided
for free sugar and was passed 278 to
IL; the next for free coal, 100 to 1O4;
free iron ore, 1853 to 1O2, and free
barbed wire, 1877 to S4
Two hours debate was allowed on
the question, shall the Senate amend
ments be agreed to? and several tart
speeches were made. Mr.. Cochran
made a bitter speech, and Mr.. Reed
grew sarcastic as usual Mr.. Wilson
made an explanatory speech and then
the vote was taken. After the an
nouncement of the result, Mr.. Wilson
sent up the four other bills which were
passed and at 1925 the House ad-
jOurned.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
HINTS TO MEN.

Men should not marry girls older
than themselves.
Old men should not associate with
young Misses it looks hidious and out
of place.
Because you own property and have
title don't think that every girl in
town is in love with you.
1t is not wise for young man to
allow bis sweetheart to know all OF his
business before marriage, for she sci.
dom knows how to keep it.
Men should not expect women to dc
more than what they are able to do.
Some men wont believe a woman is
| sick until she is almost dead.
A good man is an honest man and an
| honest man is is seldom found.
Will man seek to be with a woman
he doesn't care for.
Some men despise woman and they
are always with them.
If man loves a woman he will not
postpone their marriage.
Watch the man who is always eX-
pressing his sentiments and never pro-
poses.
A young man should not be foolish
enough to enter lady's house after 9
o'clock although she might be silly
enough to ask him.
Men should not accuse a woman of
misconduct or neglect until he knows
it to be a fact.
An honest man will not become so
jealous as to do an injury to the one in
whom he confdeS.
Men should learn to be more lasting
in their friendship ,and not as easy to
become friends to each other.
Men have begun to admir- e women
not style, fame not fortune.
The neatness of dress leads to great
success in mans business, as clothes
affect feelings and feelings eff ect work.
1t is strange to see a man untidy and
appreciate tidineSs in another, but such
is the case.
Don't ask others to do what you
have failed to do, especially be it pleas
ant or not.
Men should realize that women know
as much as they and can oftimes give
them good advice.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
OUR FLAG iNSULrEo.
TrampIed Under Foot and the British
Flag Hoisted In It's Place.

TrampIed Under Foot and the British
Flag Hoisted In It's Place.
London, Aug. ia dispatch 20 the
Times from Port Limon, Costa Rica,
dated August IL, says: 'The British
cruiser Mohawk has arrived here from
the Mosquito country with Chief Clar-
ence and 112 refugees aboard. Blue
fields was retaken by 1000 Nicaragu-
ans, who arrived from Rama and
Greytown aboard transports flying the
United States flag.
The American marines re-embarked on
their approach, abandoning the Amer
lean residents, many Of whom removed
the national flag from their houses,
tramplsd upon it, and hoisted the
British flag. The Nicaraguan officials,
on entering the government house,
hauled down and tore into shreds the
Mosquito flag and arrested numerous
Americans and Jamacians suspected of
sympathizing with Chief Clarence.
Capt. Stewart, of the Mohawk, went
into the prison and rescued all who
were willing to claim British protec-
ton. The Mohawk remains at Port
Limon awaiting orders from Great
Britain. Chief Clarence is still aboard
the Mohawk"
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18

neTen Englehart, American fencer,
has accepted the challenge of Madeline
de Norma, Of France, to contest for
$1,000 side and the championship Of
the world.
The Tillmanite Justice of the South
Carolina Supreme Court decided that
the dispensary law of 1893 is still in
force and Justice-elect Gary is expect
ed to uphold him.
The Rev. DR.. Smith, suspended by
the General Assembly Of the Presby-
terfan Church for heresy, said in Gin
cannah that he could never retract or
change his opinions.
The Mayor Of Enid, Okla, complains
to the Secretary Of War that armed
United States soldiers there have brok-
On into houses and tried to extort in
forma ton by threats Of death.
Senator Gray's Sugar Investigating
Committee have been Informed that a.
New York brokers' employee named
BattershaW can produce sugar stock
orders signed by two Senators.
Henry ]. Hall, oil dealer, of New
York, chased his wife through the
streets Of West Winsted, Conn. Each
was in a carriage, and he used whip
On his wife every chance he got.
A careless sergeant exploded 400
pounds Of powder in Fort Pulaski,
near Savannah, set shells flying close
to the magazine and badly shattered
and burned one corner of the fort.
John Fisher, arrested at Baltimore
for robbery, was identified as Otto
Sarsdorf, who helped hold up Pay
master McBane near Buffalo last Oc-
tober and escaped from the Erie Jail.
The wife of Henry ]. Hall, Of New
York, who was horsewhipped in the
streets of West Winsted, Conn, We'd
nesday night by her husband, went
home with him after her wounds stop.
ped hurting.
F. A. Breck's little daughter, at Vine.
land, N. j., is reputed to have lost her
speech two years ago, to have been
prepared for burial as a corpse, but
then recovered and remained q mute
until a few days ago.
Evidence is all in for the prosecution
In the case of Police Captain Doherty
and ex-Ward Men Hook and Meehan,
OF New York, accused before the Com
missioners of extortion. Testimony for
the defense has been begun.
Reports that the Sherman Banks
stockholders are not likely to receive
full payment in that institutions liqui-
dation were admitted by bank officials
to be true. A stockholders meeting
was called for next Tuesday.
Chinese importers are busy prepar-
Ing papers based on a new dodge by
which laundry workers are to be
brought in from Havana. Forty celes-
tials are expected at Richford, VT,
Monday, armed with papers that can
BOT be ignored.
Victims of Paddler Brockway swear
at the Elmira investigation that he
boat them into bearing false witness,
whereby fifty inmates were railroaded
to Auburn prison. One was kicked in
the face for refusing to bring disgrace
On his family.
The actors colony at Sayville, l.. l.,
turned out to hear the trial of the men
implicated in what is now known as
the Comedy Castle drama. Manager
Bob Monroe, who was accused Of
stabbing Hotelman Harris, was held
In $4,000 for Ade Grand Jury.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-18
REFORM.

81 carry the money to the bank
myself. O. II. j. L.
"You can have the benefit of nv
sllence," Mr.. TayIor.
John r. Lynch.
"Your sister.in-law Mr.. Lynch
must suffer. Hence she is dis
charged" q. 81, j. T.
"Tell her 1 am going to Norfolk
and the state rooms have been en-
gagged" @. H. IT.
eff you borrow me a hundred
dollars you can have the Index
Clerkship. @. q. j. T. to the edit.
or Of the BEE.
~ have property in eight states
yet l had to borrow a hundred
dollars. can furnish a bond NV
self With 20 dollar gold pieces. Yet
L have TO borrow a hundred dollars
@. 81. j. T.
81 am coming to yonr house to
live and for you alone" G. H. J.
T.
Go home ladies, I hope you will
have a good appltite. l will see
you later" e. 81. j. T. when the
Office of recorder of deeds was turn
ed over to him.