davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
KIeine uno 9ro6e Sanoer.
Gin Daters nno Elm 6rauen= Qrii9Ier. = Gil
SiereLas oils Wnrfoeiho6.

Sulius 8orn, Der Sobn fe6r ebrenpert6er
@ltern, bate fi9 in Elm 6iib19es iunges
Wtdo9e11 Derlte6t unb o6ne WiiIett feiner
@ltern nit bemIelben berlobt. Seine Wtutz
ter, Die ben 3uf bes MtGb6ens 19Goigenbe
0erii3te iiber DafelE% 9ebDrt, mar gang entz
f9teben gegen bie1e 8erbinbung uno berbpt
Sult1s ben ltmgang nit bemTel6eu. 0o9
SultuS Do1te bon Ieiner Mngebeteten ni9t
ldflen uno Derbat 1i9 ale @inmif9un9 Der
@ltern. 9eitern 9la9mtttag tparen oSuli18
uno ieine Gltern in Der elterltben Mp6nung
8ufarnmen unb Die Nfutter na6m nieber
@elegen6eit, auf Die MesaQiance aufmerfz
lam 5u MAIDEN unb i'm bor berfelben gu
parnen. @G6renb SSuIius 1pnft in anftGnz
bigger Weiie Die 3ure9tipetiungen Der @ltern
3uriidtptes, purbe er geitern ausfdIsnb, be-
16tmpfte feline Mutter unb f9lug auf 1einen
Batter los.' Ni6t genug bamtt, f6lug er
Slide unD Stii6le ent3pei unb bebrp6te, nit
Enlightenment betpaffnet, BON .Neuem feinen
8ater. Na36arn, ipel9e ben Sfanbal 6Drz
ten, etlten 6erbei unb mahten Der piberlt9en
S3ene Elm @nbe. Sulius purbe per6aftet
unD beute BON Gt9ter 9ooleD nit elmer
@trafe bon $50 belegt. 0ieIe ptrb er fir
bic Staot a6drbeiten.
Ser 24idbrige Gbtparb &iesgen betrat
geitern g}abmtttag ben Saloon bon 8atrid
Curtis, $50 9, 9alftebftraBe, in angetrunz
fenem 3uftanbe. Oils Curtis Ii9 peigerte,
tbm S9naps 81 bertaufen, ergrtff &teSgen
Elm auf benz S9antttf9 fte6enbes leeres
8ter9laS unb mari es mad gurtis' &opf,
bod bas @urfgef9oB Oerfe6Gte fem 3teG unO
3ertrimmerte ben Sptegel, Ser .Srunfenz
bolb, Der bas 8om6arbement fprtfeBen
poQte, purOe in poGi3etli9e Sb6ut genomz
men unb beute bon &t9ter 9ooIep auf 80
Sage na3 Der 8rtbetpeu gefanbt.
Sames @ormod, Elm arbeits19eues, Dem
Srunte er9ebenes Snbtptbuum, nel9er feline
f9pG9lt4e Srau, neil fte it3 petgert, i4m
@elb fir feline Sauftouren gu geben, auf's
9rObli9fe mtB9anoelt unO tbr 9eitern nit
etnem 8D3len19iirer betna6e ben &opf 3erz
f4netterte, tDurbe beute BON 8i9ter @berz
bdrbt auf POP Sage na9 Der 8rtbetpeQ gez
Ianbt. Dies lit bic b09ite Strafe. pel9e
anf unoroentli9es 8etragen gegeben perben
fdnn. Die Srau tpetgerte itb gang entfdiez
ben, bic Nntlage auf 80rperOerGebung upb
t6dtlt9en @ngrtff gu erbeben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Qus 0em Reoen in Die Graufe.

Sos. McQeob, Elm prd9teremplar zines
Oubes, gegen ben 3, 8, nt9t peniger ais
4 Nntlagen auf Gal1b BON ben @roBQez
f9porenen er6oben tpurben, unb nelGer
erft bor 8 Sagen tpegen &aubanfaQs auf
ben 8ddergeIeuen @eprq 2acine in@emetnz
f3aft nit MfDrrts SIpnn ans Criminal
gert3t beripteI en- tpDrben mar, itdnb heute
l9on tpte6er unter beriel6en Mntlage Dor
Nt6ter @ber6drbt. M}c2epo mar 3peGS
6iQlng Der na6e3u leergetppr0enen &aiIe
Der 9enrD=S trdBenz8anbe nit etnigen am
oeren &umpanen am Mbenb bes Is. Sanuar
Die 9arrtIonItraBe entlang auf Raub ans
gegonger. On Der gde Der @olben Npe.
be9e9nete tbnen Der 1t9 6etmpdrts be-
9ebenoe goftbeamte .. 8. Sleming BON
g{p. SO 8ernDn Court. 0as BEL 1ol9en Sc
legenbetten beltebte 8ommanbo: 6drbe
bod! tpurbe gege6en, unb aIS bemIelben
nt4t 13nea 9enug Solge geGeiitet tpurbe,
ftel Die 8anbe iiber Slemtng ber, miB6anz
bette t9n un0 erlei9terte i'm um Ietne8aarz
f9aft. Ser gemefene S4rttt %etntger 8Gau<
rode bra9te bic Megelagerer, nod bebpr fie
ale Sai6en reDtbtrt, ouf bic 8etne, unb
alS 1t9 Die SterntrGger Der SteQe nGberten,
mo Slerntng lag, fanben ie feinen Der GGuz
Der por, 5leming CAB cine 5iemGi4 genaue
Bef3retbung berfelben, unb in einemglau6z
ten Die Polt3iften McQeob's Stgnalement
ipteDer3uertennen. @r nurbe tagsbarauf
oer9aftet uno bon Sleming auf baS @ntz
f9tebenfte als elmer Der &duber tbentiftctrt.
Gr lpurOe Aeute benz Gt4ter OooleD bors
gefiibrt, nabm o6er, neil i'm biefer bor
a6t Sa9en tpegen 8eraubung &acine'S
on's Grtmtnalgert@t b%ertpies, etnen
gGbonge Df @enue" gu gi4ter Gberbarbt,
9o3 ba fam er aus benz Gegen in Die
Sraufe. 9enn bte1er iibertpies i'm trOb
alien 2ellgnens ans Grimtnalgeri6t unb
5nar nrter elmer boppeIt 10 bo6en 8irgz
i9coft. als SOolep fife fetgeieBt bate, ndmz
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
BUR Gntbornuu9 oes Rinopiebs.

Sn Der 9anbtp. @er1u6sfatio Der Uni
DeriitGt 8tScOniin iinb +, 3. @er1u6e angez
itelt ipOrOen, nm 81 erfabren, auf pet6e
Wetie unb in pel9em @lter Der 9GIber bus
Wd3stbum Der 0Drner, bur6 8eItrei9eu
nit 6emtf3en MitteGn unb NusI6neioen,
am beften ber6inbert perbe. Die Operation
ipurbe Der @Ontrole balber itets nur BEL
einem Der 0Orner zines S6iereS ~angepanbt,
unO bas @egebniB mar, baB bas @a3sz
tbum ioDobl Der ausgei9ntttenen, tpie SCI
nit Gliiffigfeit betupften 90rner DoaftGnbi9
perbtnbert murbe. Die @erTu9sanIteller
finO 81 Dem Refultate gefommen, baB bic
NuSfiibrung Der Separation in iebem Salle
10 fritb pie mOgli9 gemo9t tperben IoGtc,
neil Die &Glber UNI 10 t~peniger barunter
letben, ie iiinger iie finb bel @ntfernung
Der 60rner.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Klaot feline Doroefebten an.

Ser 8olt3tit SD6n s. MuQaneb, Der am
Samitag Mbeno bor Der Bolt3eizGpmmiTton
itanb unter Der NntlaQe, BON einem. Mdnne,
benz er CUR Wteoererlangung etnes inn qez
itoblenen 3petrdbes ber6plfen bate, cine 8ez
lDhnun9 BON So angenDmmen 3u 6a6en,
oerfu@te ft9 ipGbrenb Der 8~er6anolunq uls
oas Opfer elmer 8erf9tp0runq 1ettenS 1eiz
ter bOberen 8orgefebten, gar3 Defenders
oes 9tlfspolt3et3efs 8tpleD unb bes Synfpetz
tors S9dad, 5tn3uftellen, Gr bebauptete,
BAT Die betDen %genannten 8eamten ibm fort
pGbreno etpas am 3euge gu fliden fu6te1,
unb boB er f9on pieberbolt o6ne @run6 Be-
grabtrt tporben fei, NIs Snfpeftor @9aad
tbn bor Der Gommiftpn fragile, ob er ni6t
stnmal tpe9en Sruntenbett begrabirt porbeu
lei, CAB WuQanep Die Nnttport: rgtein, unb
penn Sic fagen, bdB i9 ~betrunten mar,
10 fagen Sic pi1entlt9 cine rntpabrbett.
Snfpettor S6aad metnt, boB Mulanen
fi9 gu btel UNI bic 8olitif befii1nmere, un6
er fagt, oerf9iebene anbere 9olititer aus benz
8e3trt SrOtng Part, in nel9em MuIaneb
Itattontrt lit, bGtten ft9 beretts bariiber Be-
tlagt, 0aB Muuaneb fi6 Bel ben MubGen gu
paBtg berabm, @ines Sages babe Gapt.
Jlepnl 1tD uper Utuudfle9 Detld9t, Detl D1eter
nit fetnem GebDlper uno &niippel Deri9tez
bene Ieiner &amerooen bebro6t babe.
Die 8erbanOlung Der gegen Muuane9
erbobenen Nntlage tpurbe auf Nntraq PES
GommihGrs3ubens Bis gum nG6itenS sans
tag perf9oben, nm W}ulaneD @elegen6ett
gu geben, bic gegen Snfpettor @9aad unb
9tlfspolt5ei4ef &tPleD erbObenen Nntlagen
81 beipetien
9errn Ru6ens 9efieG bas gan5e Muftreten
W}ulanep's tetnespegs, @r ertldrte, Mulz
laneD fet tbm 10 bDrgetommen, ais pb ft9
0erielbe alS Polttif3er MGrtprer btniteQen
nDle.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
@nrhnrn @Ianheth 0iItmonn. Elm

- Barbara @G3abet6 9iltmar1n, cine be-
idbrte Srau, bat i'm &reiSgert9t gegen !Seinz
rid @uguit Seebafe cine &lage eingereiht,
in mel9er tie geltenb ma9t, baB See3afe i6r
ben @lauben beibra3te, er fet Elm Spbn
tbres ber1torbenen Mannes aus eriter G6e
unb tie babur4 OeranlaBte, Elm S4rtftitiif
3u, unter3ei9nen, bem3ufOlge 5e geget cine
nomtnelle 8er9itung BON $500 unD baS
@erIpre9en, iie Bis gu ibrem @nbe 3u ber=
pfGegen, ibm tbr 8erm0gen gum 8etra9e bph
$2500 ubtrat uno bann i3rem S4itiaG
iiberGdfen tpurbe.
= Inter $500 8iirgf6aft ii6ertpies 6euz
tie &t4ter @berbarot Mar SrOmner, Der be-
f9ulbigt mar, ben @eriu9 gemabt gu pa
ben, tpieberbolt ii3 an feiner 8 idbrtgen
Stiefto9ter 2uela in berbre9erii6er Wet1e
81 bergretfen, Dem Griminalgeri9t. 6rome
mer bate Quella's Wtutter ert por einem
balben Sabre tennen gelernt unb nah fur
ger 8etanntf9aft g~ebeirat6et. Wd6renb
btefer gar3en 3ett bate er niGt einen Sent
erarbettet unb feline 3eit barnit bertrieben,
fetne5rau unO fetn9tieffinb gu miB6anDel1,
penn ite ibm ntAt in ieber 8e3te3ung gu
WtQen fei1 polten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Die Quppen Ser K6ni9in Dor
ENGLAND

btlben ben @e9enitanb etres Dor &ur3em
in 2onbCn eri9tenenen 8ubes elmer Dame
(WtB SranceS 9otp) nit farbtgen 8ilbern.
Sn Der GtnIettung 81 benz @ert befinoen
itb etnt9e intereiiantc Gtn3eIbeiten. tpeIcbe
bic &0ni9tn 6urb ibren Sefretdr, sir
6enrD 8onionbb, bat mtttbetlen LoIien.
6ierna3 ipielte bic &Onigin nit ben 8upz
pen Bis gu ibrem IA. Sabre. S9re Qiebz
ltngSpuppen paren tletn un6 aus 6oLs.
Oils @run6, tparum Bic &0nigtn in einem
oer6GLtntBntdBtg ibon 10 oorgeibrittencn
Bitter nod nit ben 8uppen ipielte, giebt fte
ieIbit an: ite bate ais &tn6 10 gut tpie 9ar
teine Spielfameraben un6 nur MiB
8ictorta Gonro1 GpGter Wtrs. 6ammer)
burfte fte etnmaI mOdbentIicb beiuben. Sic
mar 6aber in ibrer eriten Sugeno 9ans auf
tbre Buppen angenteien, beren ite nic6t
tpentger ais 1872 beiaB. ueber 0ieie fii6rte
bic GOni9in periOnlicb 8u3 unter benz
GiteI Site meiner 8uppen" ie6e oer1eIben
bate einen beionberen Namen. 80 8uppen
bat Die &0ntgtn ieIbft nit &oitiimen Derz
leben, tuGbrenO bic an6eren Qn3Ige bon ser
8arDnin Qebaen angefertist pur6en. Naz
mentItb bat Die &Oni9in bic Tai4entiidber
ibrer 9iebIin9c iebr ib0ngeittdt uno 6clonz
oere Sorgfalt auf Die SnitioLen bertpanbt.
WietftenS ftelen Die Yuppen 9amcn aus
Der SofgeieGibaft ooer &iinitlerinnen bar.
Snfolge beiien biL6et bicie nod bol3GbIia
er6altene Sammlung Invertebrates Material
CUR &oittmtunbe nm baS Sabr 1880 berum.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Neue Dirt. miIberer I'll fonoen.

Ser SOriter 2ugner ertappt etnen @ilbz
bteb. 9ieTer fpringt f9neq biater einen
Baum unb ntmmt bas @etpe6r in Mn16laq.
Ser SDrfter muB notbgebrungen baIfet6e
tbun. CD iteben bic 8eiben f9on 8tpet
Stunben, &einer tpagt es, feline ge1i8erte
BoiitiOn 81 perlafen = ba tommt benz S0rz
fter Elm @ebante: @r er5G6lt benz @il6erer
ietne SagberGebnthe. Na6 fur3er 3ett trttt
2ebterer aus fetnem 8erted berbpr unb fagt
gang 5ertntrf9t: nSeBt fam Ps n / m m T
ausbdlten, 9err S0rfter = tbun g nit mir,
mas g poIen!" (Sl. 3D.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
0oronersarbeit.

9eute Morgen tur3 bor iteben 1tbr purbe
Der 50idbrige S9pebe 9ans 9aG toOt aui
benz SuBboben fetnes 3tmmers, go, 68
Mtlton Nbe, gefunben; er tpobnte bort Bel
elmer Srau Nnnte 9abb. Ser Coroner pirb
etnen Snqueft abbalten.
Daniel 0urlep, go, 1888 SraceA Noe.
pobnhoft, erlag geftern &benO i'm ct. 2utaS
9ofpital ben @erlebungen, Die er itb BET eli
mem @tura i'm Central @Gepotor 5uge3ogen
bette.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Sine oraufioe @ntbefuno mo6te Dor

Sturgeon Elm Sd9er DON 2sn3enborf in
Soiern. Gine Su9sIpur i'm frif9gefuGez
1le1 S3nee berfolgenb, fam er in ben ents
le9enlten S6etG bes groBen 2en5enoorfer
Nalbes unb fanb bort unter elmer Ro6en
Some meni9It9e 2ei9enreite, Oerea fe6@
ler1oe S9eile BON Tii9ien Deri4leppt tporoen
iparen. @s tparen bic 1teberreit tie zines un<
ter Dem @pottnamen r9te refine 2ie6e" be-
tarrnten SrtseinpD6nets BON S0slan, Der
Dor bret Sa6ren etnen 8ranb angeitiftet
bate, ipel9er bret @9eunen, cine 9que,
etl1en 8iebitaQ urb bier gtebengebGube in
If9e gelegt bate. Ser 8ronOftfter berz
l9panb fpurlos. gr bate it9 aus Reue
iiber feline rntbat i'm ttefften S9eile bes
8aGbes auf elmer 6o9en Same erbGngt unb
bic 2et9e mar enblt9 berabgefaleH.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
g2ob BEN p~prIieoenben nnter5,th,,nopn inn

No9 ben Dprlieqenben l1nterIu9unqen fpG
unter ben natiirlt9en @er6Gltnifien biefe
Smpfung gemifermaBen bur9 cine 3ete
(ucdttle tiG") tattfin0en, bic bpn ben fran
fen S6ieren, nd3bent tie 1t9 bier bolgefogen,
fpdter auf gefunbe Sbtere iibergebt. Nuf
biefe Meife ertldrt man fi6, baB, ME bor6il
erpG6nt, S9tere tnfictrt nerben, Die auf
Metben famen, mo franfes @te6 bpr6er gez
ipeIen lit. @s ioQ bic Seu9e Io9ar bur6 Bic
3pette Generation bteIer 3efen iibertraqen
tperben t0nnen. Na9bem bic 3ete fi9 bon
SLUT gefogen bat, fGGt iie bonn &inbe Qb,
legt na9 etntgen Sdgen @ier, aus 0enen ie
na9 Der 2ufttemperdtur mad 2 bis 6 93D3cn
Der Na4nu@s ausf9liipft. @enn biefer
No9pu3s ban1t fpieber auf 3inbern ii9
feitfaugt, fo4 bic Seu6e iibertragen perben.
Die SerasTeu4e lit me6reremale bonn
Siibert mad Dem gfprben peri9leppt NOR
ben, unb 3tpdr BEL raf9erem transport bes
8tebes mtttel8 G9iff pber @iienbabn, nG6z
renb benin lang1amen Sreiben bes 8ie6es
bDm Siiben na9 Dem gtprben, pie man an
nimmt, Die 3eden ipd6renb Der 3eife abz
faqen. CUR 8efeitigung Der 3eGen eeben
bic Mutoren unter dnDerem folQenDes Mitz
tel an, bas dber tpo6l fdum bereits Douftdn=
big 9epriift fetn biirfte, Rinbsr, bic nit
3eden bebdftet ftnb, tperben auf elmer @etbe
Is Sage lang gebulten unb bann auf cine
3tpeite getrieben, no ie ebsnfoGs Is Sage
blet6en. 9ierna9 itnb ale .3sden reif gez
poroen unb abgefulen. 0ie betreffenben
Netben biirfen bann in bemfeGben @omz
mer ntGt benuBt nerben. @eitere elm
gebenbe nnterfu6un9en ftnb feitbem iiber
oas Serasfieber nt9t perOffentGi9t. Mus
ben btsbertgen gebt berpOr, baB bic Inter
Iu3nngen nod LANCE nt4t als abgeI9lpKen
betra9tet tperben tDnnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28

OU@9ellpt QettQtDS10eIne DurOen beltte
bon 9errn S%almonfon i'm 8ureau oes
Gou1tp@@lertS o~usgeteQt:
SocOb So8epcof, seflo 0siof. .22-20
G9aS, Is. Goitman, MtGie 9abelod23-19
Wtl5! Sor3arDt, 8ettD gteB .23-21
Yat. S, 3oug9lin, 8. W}. 8rinf. . .25-18
Wr, S. Perbeip, emma @or. . .41-33
Glauoe 8. 9rtgsbp, MarD Ourcan24-2O
Mm. st. 8alopaD, Grace 0atln .,24-23
". s. Safes, Mamie s. @6trras .33-27
@m. Nltemeter, NeGie 6ptparb . .29-26
Srant Semrabef, MarD 6rabac . 24-19
Sreb. &lein, Office <ne. .26-23
3ltOolpb gtoiin, q. @anberider .24-19
Vfartin 9augb, Safe Mc0onuGD. .24--27
9abtb Young, 9elen s. Cotton . .26-22
Sim s. 9oparb, 2i33te Baldwin. .25-22
%. Sufferer, S6erefe @putlinq .28-25
WiQarb 2atbrop, 6. 90. 6am6iDqe24-18
Sobn @aTton, Maggie @inn. -
8, 81. @obenius, 6tl9a sSrtffeb .31-21
Wn. u. &tlep, Srau q. 9. &unae. .33-28
%. %. 8osminstt, s. Rofen6aHm32-18
gI6. 0telI4neiber, MaD Carmel. .25-23
q. 6. 8faB, Gillian &uf66aupt 21-19
Wm> s, @ie0erboGb, g.. 81. @tttttu 21-18
Patrid &earnS, &atte Soe1 .23-23
@n0r5et &O5ial, Marpanna 8arnas36-22
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Mude, chwach, nerves

Die Ursache jenes Zustandes Won Mudigkeit,
Schwache ind Nerv0sitat, in welchem SIGH so viele
Menschen befnden. kommt daher. dass das Blut
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
$ SAABBSAElA HEILT

HOODS PilIen sind nit der Hand gemacht
ind vollkommen i'm Verhaltniss und Aussehen.
25c die Schachtel.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statempnt Of the GERMANIA INSTR.
nnnu"l otu'VhUht ANCE COMPANY of Nav
orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 3Ist dev
OF December 1898: made to the Insurance SnGeT..
lntendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to iaaW.
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28

die NerVen und die &C.
webe NIGHT genUgend
nahrt. Nahrt die Ner-
ven nit reinem Blute, so
werden dieselben stark
und stetig sein. Leset
dies:
Nit Vergnigen en-
pfehle ich Hoods Sarsa-
parilla ais Elm ausge-
zeichnetes Nervenstar-
kungs- und Blutreini-
gungs-Mittel. Ich babe
es mehr ais einmal ge-
braucht und gebrauche
es noch jetzt. Ich war
matt, mPin K0rper
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Stdott1hes.
6eirdthsfbeinc.

SoIgenbe 9eirat6sf9eine purben beute
BON 9errn Salmonfpn i'm Bureau oes
Gountp=Glerts ausgeIteut:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
oFFIcrAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Nstnmant of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
nnLuol OldtVhhUnt INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28

Ni'h'"ulS' III schmerZte mich und ich
fdhlte mich elend am ganzen K0rper. Ich be-
furchtete krank Zu werden. Da nahm ich mir vor,
Hoods SarsaparilIa zu nehmen, und
Es hat mich geheiIt,
upd ich fnde, dass es billiger ist ais Doktor-
Rechnungen." MRS. c. H. VENABLE, Keiths-
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
Nnrfs-2 IL Son.

&0nig Nleranber bon @erbien trdf beute
bier Elm. @r purbe am 8abnbof bDn feinem
Batter, benz @rz&0nig Mtlan unO bonn Ser
treter bes 8rGiibenten Saure unb be5 Mint>
tiers Der ausmdrti9en Nngelegenbetten, Qdz
nntn1tr pmnfdnden.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-28
nrr1c1An PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
IL c1uo of the PHENIX INSURANCE
AnnUdl DtlGlltnt COMPANY of Brooklyn in
the State of New York on the 3lst day OF December
1888: made to the Insurance superintendent OF
the State of Illinois, pursuant to laW'
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-25
GEN. sCHOFIELD DENIES.
Has Never Thought of Being n Presi
Dental Candidate.

Has Never Thought of Being n Presi-
Dental Candidate.
Gen. John NJ. Schofield, to whom has
been attributed presidential aspirations. de-
MED emphatically to correspondent of the
Associated Press yesterday,at San Antonio,
that he had ever entertained the subject
for an instant When asked If 1t was true,
as reported, that he would be a candidate
for the democratic presidential nomination
on free coinage platform, Gen. Schofield
at first laughed, then, with a suspicion Of
Indignation in his voice, said: Il have never
had that matter under consideration"
would you, If you should be a candidate
at all, run on a free coinage platform %
was asked.
THAT is an ISSUE he replied, ION which
have very firm convictions having studied
the question for many years. but am sure
the American people care absolutely moth
ing for my opinion on the silver question,
so that an expression of my views would
be entirely gratuitous."
Gen. Schofield was asked If he would con-
sent to become a candidate If he should be
urged, but he would give no committal an
swer, reiterating: Il have never given any
consideration to that question"
He expressed himself as delighted with
reunion. He said he had never been more
warmly received anywhere than he was
there.
Il was profoundly impressed with the
loyalty evinced by the old confederates,"
he added, land l shall always recall that
visit as one Of the happiest incidents of my
fp
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DISTRICT CHARITIES
An Interesting Report Made by Su-
perintendent Tracey.
THE NUMBER OF LOCAL INSTITUTIONS
Washington Abreast With Other
Cities in This Work.
S Me ST ATS TIC s

At the session today of the national con-
ference OF charities and corrections, being
held In Hartford, Conn.,, Superintendent
Tracey, the delegate from the District OF
Columbia, made an interesting report on
the local charitable and correctional In
situations. After referring to the fact that
the United States and the District are in
partnership, and that for nearly all the
charitable and corrective institutions here
the general government appropriates an
equal amount with the District, Mr.. Tracey
said that. approximat ely, the public money
expended annually in the District of CO.
lumbia for charities, reformatories and
minor correction of local origin or relation
is 100000.
In the schedule "for charities" that is
to say, the regular appropriations of the
District of Columbia bin. for the relief of
the poor, for the Veterans Temporary
Home. for the local hospitals, and for GER
tain reformatories, asylums and industrial
schools, official and aided, as well as for
the municipal lodging house. the reform
school for colored girls and the board of
children's guardians, the last three being
of recent establishment, the appropriations
for eight fiscal years, each ending with the
Both of June in the year mentioned, stand
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Playing Base Ball.

Judge Kimbau says he thinks the Dis
trict should provide grounds on which boys
might be permitted to play base ball. This
would avoid many complaints and prevent
a number of arrests These remarks were
made when Policeman Carson Of the sec
end precinct made complaint against Jas.
Flynn and Alexander Formyer because they
were catching ball on ten-acre lot north
of New York avenue near North Capitol
street. The young men went on this big
lot because they thought they would be
where the police would not trouble them.
but in this they were mistaken, for they
were arrested and would have been locked
up all night had it not been that they were
able to leave collateral for their appear
ance.
There is nothing so good for young men
as a good game of base ball." said the
judge. but he did not say a word about
the Washington team.
The judge warned the young men that
when they play ball they must be careful
not to allow the ball to go where 1t may
interfere with the rights Of others. Their
personal bonds were taken.
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MIR. BRYAN REPLIES.
A Free Silver Demonstration ut Mem
phis.

Memphis is the storm center of the south
just now in the agitation Of the all-absorb-
ing currency question. Close on the heels
of Thursdays sound money convention at
the auditorium, at which the economic
views of the Secretary of the national
Treasury We're expounded to a large gath
ering of men from all parts of the south,
who are opposed to the free coinage of sill
yer at the ratio of 16 to l. came a meet
ing last night of an equally numerous class
of citizens. Their guest of honor was w.
Bryan. Shortly after the sound money
convention was called. the silver people got
to work upon a counter demonstration,
with the result that Mr.. Bryan consented
to reply to the speech of Secretary Carlisle.
Mr.. Bryan was introduced by E. H. Car
mack editor of the Commercial Appeal,
and received an enthusiastic reception. A
considerable part of his speech was taken
up with comparisons of Secretary Carlisle 8
last speech, with utterances said to have
been made by him in. 1878. The telling
points in Mr.. Bryan's speech were loudly
applauded,s and when he had concluded the
audience rose to its feet and cheered for
several seconds. He was followed by Con-
gresham J. NJ. Allen of Mississippi in a
humorous speech.
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DIR. o. J. CARLETON.
A SPECIALIST AND EXPERT ON DISEASES AND
DISABILITIES OF MEN. OVER Is
YEARS EXPERIENCE.
Kidney and Bladder ailments, Scaldng, Burning,
Smartirg, Difficult Too Frequent Urinati
Prompt relief. Positive
BLOOD POISON.
Sores In the mouth throat eruptions over
the body sores the scalp, hair falls out, ulcers
tumors red spots on the skin. warty growths, &c.
DIR. Cartoons superior method of treatment Of the
disease in any stage is prominently successful
ard he guarantees absolute and speedy cure by
latest scientific methods; worst solicited. Not
one failure in five years from 300 cases treated.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Weak. nervous, exhausted feeling, a lack OF anfma-
ton energy often with confused head, depressed
mind, weak memorable consequence Of excuses,
indiscretion mental orerwork
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
If you afflicted with organic weakness,
weighed down by miserable forcbodngs, doubt,
disability, fears and embarrassment my superior
treatment will quickly and assuredly restore You
TO sound and vigorous condition.
DR.. Cartoons unparalleled success In effecting
cures is due to his expert skill and the deep inter-
est which he takes in every case intrusted to his
care. Consultation free.
DIR. CARLETON,
it, 507 18th NV,
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Monseignor Satolli, the papal ALLOCATE
has received copy of brief or encyclical
recently issued by the pope on the subject
of the union of Christendom. 1t is address,
ed to all Catholics, and is supplemental to
and follows in the same line as the encycli-
cal on the same subject made public about
a month ago. A translation of the encycli-
cal was given out by the secretary to Mgr
Satol The letter is addressed to the
heads of the Catholic church throughout
the world, and is plea for universal pray
ers looking to the unity of Chrstendom to
be offered before ard on Pentecost.
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THE MOODY CHOIR.
1t VIII Sing Mt the Central Union Mis-
sion Tonight.

sion Tonight.
There will be an, interesting time at the
main auditorium of the Central Union Mis-
sion, on Louisiana avenue, this evening, at
80 o'clock. In addition to the usual Cos
pei service held every night, the big Moody
Choir, under direction of Mr.. Percy S. Fos-
ter is expected to be present. Mr.. F. II.
Jacobs of Chicago, the leading singer con-
nected with Evangelist Moody's work. is
in the city and will also speak and sing
tonight. Mr.. Jacobs is en- route for the
Bible conference, TO be held at Old Point
Comfort early in June. and will address the
Y. NJ. c. A tomorrow afternoon. Mr..
Jacobs will probably sing at the First Bap-
fist Church, 10th and o streets,at the regu-
lar services tomorrow.