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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

When she gets back Mrs. Aston
viii go at once to Beechwood
her superb place at Newport,
There she remains until late in
September, when her new mansion
at Fifth avenue and Sixty-ffth street
is to be completed. Mr.. and Mrs Joan
Jacob Aston have visited Mrs. Aston in
Paris, and the three, accompanied by
the little boy. made a picnic to Yer
sailles, carrying a lunch basket and sit
ting about on the grass with The crowd
like poor people out for holiday Mrs.
Astor's Paris residence is by no means
so luxurious without as within She is
much liked in The neighborhood in
which she lives and her fame rs very
rich woman in her own country seems
to be thoroughly understood. She was
greatly annoyed By smoke from cot
tage chimney near her house when she
first entered her new lodgings, but as
the poor man in il had to use fire,
Mrs. Aston rented place for him else
where and paid the man to move. Her
stay in Paris has been most pleasant,
she writes home.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Some fresh and conspicuous marvel
of mans enterprise seems essential to
the modern industrial fair Paris had
it, Eitfel tower. Chicago III Ferris
Wheel. and recent suggestion for
centennial exhibition at LeNi>towu,
Me. called for a SENSATIONAL engineer
Iug feature OF a character 10 draw Al
teution 20 the Natural resources vi the
locality. In q picturesque region near
the city, the AudrD>ccggiu ,ff-rs AL
immense unused Water-poWer. and the
idea advanced was TO provide rope
way for CARRYING passed. gers % thrill
ny tup across the rapids al q height
sufficient 10 give splendid view Of
tie IIVeI and the surrounding country.
Iu the center of the rapids Wa, go be
erected wheel Iou feel Aigh ur more,
over winch Mas To pass au eud-e-s
wire cable carrying The passenger buck
e. Gr car- % IA shore 80 shore. some
form VI water motor Iu the river ue-
meath u rotate the huge vince. and
move the eau.e. Unfortunate y. the
"ilNu east fair and il novel aerial
ferry failed a. ua.rrla ize.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

a letter fronrNr. Cleveland by writing
a communication TO him, and at the
same time keeping him in complete ig-
norance OF the fact that the writer is
freak. Then the president, as likely
a> not. will send reply, and the recip-
lent OF the note boasts OF it, and sends
it all over the land, as an indication OF
his or her renown.
But the president now receives and
writes to no freaks, For that matter.
the genuine freak is becoming rare in
the land. Since the marriage OF the
great giant Of Georgia to the thousand
pound wonder and their retirement
from business. the ranks have been
reduced Such as we have in town
command a very high price and are
very difficult to deal with
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
FROM THE CAPITOL.
Our Correspondent Talks IN Sage
Manner OF Things II General
About Washington.

WASHI>GloN, June Il l.

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tuurof th- N4-r and Northwest Hy The.
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ti"">' stLiiiaI i' 'A'' 9ri.l '"l uI th0
same association four years ago, which
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
SEMITIC MISCELLANY.

The Modern Bleaching Agent
Imaginary Sights and Sounds
The Boundary Between the Ami
NAL and Vegetable Kingdoms
The Oldest Book-Cholera Vac
cination in India-Colors Of Light
Fatal to Enthusiastically Of
Cities.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Roberts and Ives
and Slosson are
up to their eyes
in pre- liminary
work, and her
in g a rich
tourney 20 m e.
where. Pool is
also to acquire a
new importance.
thanks TO I h c
W o Il d e r + Il !
achievements OF
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
TImeIy Assistnnce.

Bas,tul Lover-Can you tie true
lovers knot, Miss Fanny?
She-No; but the clergyman around
the corner can.--Texas Siftings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Of the United
states in an Of
fetal capacity.
Mr., Cleveland is
tired OF being
used as an adver-
tisin = medium
By fat women
and giants, and
objects OF that
sort. The favor
lite method #
freaks is 10 get
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

He has been. per
haps. forced L.
permit himself
20 be placed III
that position.
for, although he
is not nearly 80
averse 70 Poa IT,
ical life as has
been alleged,
his brilliantly
opened turf ca
r-tr seems more
pleasing TO him.
The question
Is how he Will
m an q &c Tam
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Il GU Il c ed, in
June. She has
bee n enjoying
herself immense
" in Paris, tap
pears. her ele-
giant suite Of APP
partner is off
the Champs Ely
see b eing the
rendezvous of all
sorts and condi-
tons of people
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

equine era z {
seems to have as
S ted itself
e N o n 2 y ( W
\ orhs N ore
fashiona bic men.
A new man. in
one sense. is Mr..
Frederick Geb-
hard. whose luck
so far has been
simply phenom-
email. Ii is not,
TO be sure, all
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
For Her Ceior.

II was great event for Daisy when
her little sister was born. Her delight
was unbounded At the same time She
felt great increase of ago and dignity,
AID announced to her mamma that she
no longer wished 70 be called Daisy.
but by her own name-Isabel.
we called ycu Daisy when you were
the baby" said mamma, because Won
were so fair and sweet that YOU ne
minded us of daisy. Can You not
think OF some pretty flower that your
little sister resemblesp-
Daisy meditatsd for some time. ana
then qrsvely replied:
II think we Right eaA her curr~u& ,
Youths Companion.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Long-Are you IN favor Of gold
basisr
short-Silver IL good enough Tor me.
Have you q spare quarter9--l lxkaaAA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
FUNERAL WAS A FUNCTION
out society Came Not, and the Family
Was SO Mortified.

Socicty Shme NOT, ana the FAMILY
Was SO Mortified.
am to have complete suit of semi
mourning made, for recently it seems
to me as if | do nothing else but at
tend funerals.
And here SO much stress is laid on
funerals. Abroad we send our car.
riages. That is sufficient Here we
must attend in person.
1t is bore, as well as extremely de
pressing. People seem to know if yor
are there, you know, and are actually
disappointed if you do not put in an
appearance.
Only recently a charming woman
was telling me of the funeral Of a
friend, another very lovely person.
whom | had the honor of knowing
She said that the name of the de
ceased was sele ON mentioned now
because 1t brought up such painful
recollections, not connected with
death itself-those were the bitter
sweet-but with the subseouent oh
sequies.
The dead lady was ''societv leader
ana when she died they arranged-that
Is, the family-to have a celebrated
clergyman assist { t the last rites. in a
very fashionable church, and they in.
vited the smarte't men in society to be
pallbearers, arra= ed an attractive mu.
steal programme and ordered just the
proper thing in flowers, violets and all
that.
Wen, there were, Notwithstanding
inns preparation, only about fifty PEG.
pie in the church. OF course the
weather was bad, but the family has
never recovered from the slight.
certain people are struck off their
visiting list, and one of the daughters
said to me in +, ference to this event
that she feared to look in her mirror
Tor several days afterward-that She
mad actually beco ne green from NOR
LITIGATION. Vogue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

New York will probably have it's own
horror unspeakable before many weeks
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

Mrs. Astor-there is only one Mrs.
Astor-will return from Paris. it is an
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
NIrY BOARD OF APPEAL
Inc, me Undersigned hereby give notice that the
Board of Appeal will commence lis session
on MONDAY, JUNE 24th. 1895

a the Office OF the City Register, from eo'clocl,
\. NJ, to 4 o'clock, p. NJ, daily, and continue
IN IN session for the space of one week. Anyone
i ttstIig himself aggrieved by the valuation Of
! tne board OF Tax Commissioners, lately ad.
llourned. or by any proceedings or decisions NJ
InelIs revising, amending, correcting. aiterino
VI ", hanging the assessment of their property
case will be final 'O'' III 'ne
JOHN + FLEMING. MAYOR.
JOSEPH +. ElSENHAUER,
Frederick June Eth, '05. lime 'i 10 . I9t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM TOWN.
3-r. whitney Has Become an Ally
Of Croker.
An Expected sensstion-New York Yet TO
BE shocked by Revelations of the
Plutocracy-Mrs. As;or's Home
Coming.
tcoPYaIGHT 1871

Bic'a-d Croker IS now in the thick
OF the New York political situation
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
rnrf Ertraxaranoa.

An enormous sum is being spent
weekly in turf enterprises. A veritable
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Mr.. CIerland,s Woe.

No freaks OF any kind will hereafter
be perlnitted 70 interview the president
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
This is a New One.

What IN II that is black, white anf
ned (read) az evWs THE CITIZEN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Rilliards and Pool.

Some very important negotiations
are pending in the domain Of billiards.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

have gone by.
T h e r o m a n
silamelessness of
pl cracy is
conceded to tran
scend anything
recorded Of the
Catalan a G e
Even women in
New York speak
to busts of Oscar
" Hide endear-
ingly, and, from
the sheer ener-
walton OF luxury,
take refuge from
safety itself in a
Il { ~ sensation
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
Prepared weekly. tor he clalenl


fPretarsd Weekly. TOR The ci.zeD5
go
versa among European ilahu'''c'ut ei-'
the cost having been reduced until Il :
other methods. Tit, substance l. the
ideal bleaching agent Il Q, -iup Y
90 ,,..,t 49,. .{.l'-.4 ..., .,.,..,..'
which extra oxygen uAiie> Win a-d
DESTROYS the pigments ID vegetable and
animal substances without affecting
'''' NOS ~ aug
tntm any lofeisu matter ~ eau TIE
Us d with ANY other material. Ivory,
bsn. human hair. wool. silk. lutte.
iiie'' an" 1e''5- '" '-' 'V
anu the wool nd The sheep OF TUE mar
OF he human bead cau ue whitehead
without ina the l-s.t affecting IL
grovtb ami v.g.r Tbrau., ti...rh.
-. +, 10. 80 ...--.- -.
7'''H'9' y - '''''1''' '4'''''
textiles gre made z in.A~'i >-'eN
which few years ago il would have
been inIp..,.,fe NIB .u-e.
"HiVl ne "t'' u.e7 '' "'--'>H w lite
brain where memory = located, d.
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plying To the lower organisms a. well
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

GNLOAlG "a cult ABLE.
and vice a god Anthony Comstocll,
the one man who has played the
part OF Cato in this Roman cess
pool, is the arch enemy whom prof
igacy has picked out to make les
son OF. He IS logged and bounded,
ridiculed and threatened. He has even
been approached with offers Of money
ptovided'he would consent to abate his
hostilities. To all these diatribes he ha,
been adamant. He is now the object
OF an open conspiracy to bring him into
diTrepute.
In truth. the >vbarites he aims at NAV
we'll tremble Their infamy is equaled
only BY their culture. Their disgrace
would he as great as their fortune.
We hear the weirdest tales of imported
orgies, of midnight madnesses of deeds
from which the devil would shrink.
And We're it not all made so gorgeous
by the eircumstantiality Of the details.
one would seem TO be reading of Ii
berius and Sejanus.
The vice RACES like prairie fire
through fortunes and physiques until
every new invalid who flies from New
York leaves in his wake slime Of
SANDER The situation grows tense
and horribly impossible. The conta-
gion has eaten like an acid into society
DAVID WEoHsLER.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

The railroad hiiley-iue u kin all
solp.iuu ii dust during p;Oiougei travel
- a ii-ea>- Low reported.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28
ARCHIBALD 7. sNoUFFER.

ZINE FANCY CRACKERS
Il ALLEN R0HRBACK,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

In the matter of the Report Of saws
10Th day of June. 1888. N
ORDERED, That on the l5in u nnOn ID
1895, the Court will proceed to ael uytsoOhS
port of Sales of Real Estate, mOti
said Court by William II S9il.dni tbsrsI
In the above cause, and nlgu eondrp
aforesaid, 10 finally ratify anu =. ~ thef
same, unless cause TO the contIIa5i' n
shown before said day; proVluten~ smIsi
this order be inserted In some ne NEE 4
lished in Frederick County. ior 'n''
sive weeks prior to said day Is
The Report states the amount p"
s9O5.lO.
Dated this Goth day of June, losS oc.S
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for I u'eaIvnu
True copy-Test: JOHN b. 'o O
ps'
G. V. S. LEVY, Solicitor. ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

The idea that the city is necessarily
much more unhealthy than the c0un-
try il questioned by The Nedjcdl Netos.
Of Philadelphia, which finds that the
apparent excess OF city death-rales is
largely due to the more thorough re-
porting Of deaths. In most rural dis
triets there is little care in this respect,
no burial permit whatever is required,
and both birth aud death Of children
are ioften unrecorded. Careful exam
lnatiOn Of the tables shows that the
mortality Of a city depends not upon
ITS size or age, but upon the intelli-
gence and decency Of its inhabitants
and authorities. London. the largest
city IN the world, stands at the very
head OF the list for healthfulness, with
the truly extraordinary death-rate for
1894 of l79 per each 900 of its ). O00-
600 inhabitants. This has been stead
lily reduced from 50 per ] 200 in 1900.
with population of 100000. Next in
order come Philadelphia, with death
rate Of 22.6; New York, PSI: then
Paris, with 80: Berlin, with 35: Vienna.
with 45; and, last OF all, CONSTANT
nople, with 65 One significant fact
may serve as on index to the other
causes for these startling differences.
Arranging these cities according to the
average number Of inhabitants per
house, we find the order almost exact
ly as above, ranging from London,
with 49, to Vienna, with AZ. In Lon
don-unlike other cities, especially
New York and Vienna--no house is per-
mitted to exceed in height the width OF
the street in front, and the number Of
inhabitants is limited by law.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

BY placing film Of spores under the
solar spectrum-thus producing pho
tograph Of the spectrum in living and
dead bacteria-Prof. II. Marshall Ward
has shown that the rays Of sunlight
Nt kill microbes ale the blue and
ViO.et.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-28

The loculati0us against cholera
made v Or. w. ". Hafkiue, in Iu-
dia nave been carefully followed up,
to obtain reliable records, and have
given results appearing decidedly IA
vorbIe In Calcutta the percentage
Of attacks and deaths among the moe
ulated was lis per cent, while among
the uninoculated the percentage Of
cases reached 1853 per cent and Of
deaths llb3 per cent. \ fact claimed
10 have been conclusively established is
the harmlessness of the operation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
DOMESTIC

A Nortn Carolina judge was Indicted
for drunkennees.
Applegage won tbe Great American
stakes, nj liraYeSend.
Gen. Harrison Allen secured di-
Yorec at Fargo, y. y.
An Intense darkness was caused
throughout Now York city by a le4ty
storm cloud.
Cashier Griffin. 81 the Park Bank,
Albany. confessed ~ stealing $500
from tEat Institution.
Rev. Frank H. Aillspa a-h, formerly
of Minnesota, elected Fps isai
bishop 9i kansas,
TIE anilTlatt Stale elub, soon 20 &c
Incorporated q NeY York has 10 sub.
scr.bers ii $1,000 each.
The Presbyterian assembly AZ Pitts
burg adjourned to meet Il Saratoga
Springs, y. y, next May
Edward s. Griffin. cashier u tie
Park Bank, Albany confessed r. 4 IS.
talCatioH.
In Il bastle between ptrian wae.s,
81 Delaware ltay, and oyster pirates
three men We're wounded, one PCT lFs
fatally.
Honduras aas decided ~ make Jew
ana r.gid Investigation INTO the murder
Of Charles ", keul5u, as dend lded ey
Tie United states
United States ana private 3e,s. is
are searching Tor persons WAo afr
eusca NJ smuggling valuable dTI;s
across Tie Canadian b)rier.
One maa was added 81 and one Ia
taken from TIE jury selected 70 trs re-
lice inspector William ". Mel.au- ala
for bF.hery.
The enemies VI Sir Platt haee ie
rided u dshi for . reorganization Z
the STATE committee. increasing ae
membership from "a tn ITO.
The second butler d .he employ III
NJ. d G. Borden Was Sbot and silied
by tvs unknown men Ia tbs basement
hallway II Mir Botdens house.
HE report II tae special committee
OF the board 81 estimate in New lo.k
showed th&t tbc deuca ID .ae street
cleaning department would be ab3at
SGuu,0oU
Ii the Alauama planter gels een's
pound f1r cotton yA.s Wluter Va VIA
have moge proat aug os S fhan Ae
lad some scar. aSe ag III ati III sass
the Montgomery Advertiser. IL
busiAe supplies tr9u a.N>-,lt bis scar
.bs1ead II fn,ia ,iHas and 1aia tarH
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06
WOMEN WHO KEEP MEN AT
ARMS LENGTH.
TALENTED BAcHELOA GIRLS
They Are Not Old Maids, Mind You,
and Never Were-T1at Term Is
Passe-Dlckels Daughter and
Glandstone's Girl Members Of the
Class Some OF the Fa. Ones.

TO marry OF not 70 narry-rhat is
the question which veXes and per.
plexes every woman at 5 me time in
her career. and must be answered yea
or nay. The ambitious plead that an
unmarried woman IS less hampared
and trammeied than her married sis
ter, and therefore a woman is better
off without than with the life society
Of the tyrant man. 1t used TO be The
fashion and until very recently to
style unmarried ladies past "a certain
age as old maids. Now they are
women bachelors whether they be
twenty-five or tifty-dye. Certain it Is,
a glance oyer the list of feminine
bachelors shows that many women
have earned fame and fortune unfet-
tered or unaIded By husbands. Here
are a few interesting examples, which
tell their own story.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-06

Earl of Carmarthen, arrived IN the
Storage Of the American line steamer
Paris.
4 French expedition IN Guiana
was trencAerousiy firei ga by Brazil
ian adventuers; iI the battle which
followed sixty-oue of the assallants
ana I'VE II tie Frenchmen We're killed.
Colonel Il. de Coerlogom, a gallant
English officer, who was in command
IL kAagjunm, il tee Saudan, anil *
aeyed BY chinese Gorlou, IS IN the
cty On Als way To Charleston, ). g.,
here lie mas been appointed British
c8usat.