davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
Dr.. price's Cream Bafine pomoeI
9as bpllfpmmenFe. has Bema@t tnirA.

Gin riefger Meteorfein, beFen
@emidt auf mebrere Sauienb pfunb
gei6dbt ipirb, 1T firali6 Nbenbs in
ber Ndbe bon @binlaeum, elmer wenige
Wseilen BON Bort Sownsenb i'm State
Wafbinston beiegenen Orti9aft. .nieber>
gefaqen. Sn elmer 06be BON ungefdbr
100 Glen iiher beln 8oben seriprang
bas Meieor nit fur9tbarem Small un6
bic einaelnen 9beile gruben fib bann
tief in ben 59lamn elmer GGgune ein.
Die @rf9itterung in Gplge bes gins
fblagens Der Steine mar 10 tart, baB
in nebreren Wteilen abgelesenen 9dus
fern @efdirr aerbra9 unb unter ben
8ewobnern panifber S6reden auss
brad. 3ebn 5tunben mad bem Nies
bergange beg lteteprS tparen bic @es
tpdfier Der .2agune mod In gemegung
unb 10 beiB, DaB man @ier barin bdtte
fo9en f6nnen. 8eriuhe, Sbeile Der
beruntergeitiirsten Mafen su finben,
paren bergebli6, ba bieielben in bem
S@lamm untergeiunten iru6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

Gie Ballnu6 bate in friiberer
s,cit in Sranfreid ben Sorrans gegens
uber Der eoeln 9aftanie, neil iene elm
iebr gefddstes Gel lieferte. Our 3eit
9arlS beS @roben tpur6en bic 3ehnten
in semiiien @esenben nur nit @alls
uiiilen be3ablt, ans benen bic MOnde
bas Sel seipanten. bas in anoeren
Qanbestbeilen bod i'm greife itanb.
Der Grport eeDptiider
@isarretteu bat fi4 In ben letten
paar Sabren iebr sebobef. Gr betrug
1892: l4L55l 4tlo, ftieg 1893 auf
1856, 5e7 Silo uub mar feetes Sabr
1858 ailo. Die. beltel Sunben
limb iibrigens INNER 'aoA bic Gsppter.
ielbit; 'lie babsn Ifste }a9t bic siiatt.
li4s Matle pou 2,5l1ae2l Gilo Gisnrs
retten Ia Ni6e pernodbslt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
91ents ssbr 9eras nerlaBt,

UNI eiue &eiie mad Mfempbis. ct.
2ouis unb benz Often su unternebmen,
iebt barauf, 6aB Sbr elm @iienbabns
billet iber Serarfana unb bic sroBs
Sron Mountain &oute erbals
tet. paffagiere ber 3hge bieier 2inie
fparen man9e StanAe Der &eiie3eit
unb baben ele8ante guaman Buffets
56lafmagen iunb &ecI'ning @bair
@ars (9ibe frei) sur 8erfisung. Me.
gen boiler SnfOrmation beaasli9 bies
fer 9inie .tpen6et gnt1 an bic 8idets
Ngenteit Der S..h& @. N. R. O., Der
3. & R. g. q. pber an s.. 6. 2enis,
reiienber gaReee 4 aleent bsr Sron
Wouutain' Route III QlhHsny Sefas.
8. 6. 9omnfenb,
@eHeral'p poRasier.Nseu st. aOuis,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

1T bic 2eiltungsfdbigteit iebes Web.
Hubles bur9 cine faft ununterbro4ene
Sunttioairung erb0bt tporben. mdbs
renb auslei9 eine before Qualitdt beS
@enebes garanlirt 1T, 6ur9 bic autos
tnatif6e @tiQiebungsborri6tung, tDelz
ebe iene flsinen llnbolltommenbeiten
berbinbert, beren Nusmersung iebt 70
oiel 3eit toitet.
,Die 9errn Draper & Sons baben
udbrenb Der Iusarbeitung bieies Webs
ftublS ausgebebnte @rperimente ges
matbt. Sn elmer Gabrit murben 3tpei
Sabre lang Webittible betrieben. nm
Die 8erbe6erungen in tbren erften Sor=
men au prpbiren. so Webftiible mad
neuerer, perDo[fomnlneter Gacon pur=
ben bier Sabre lang betrieben. Sn
leBter Seit murDe ein pDlitdnbiger Wes
beiaal nit 80 StiibIen eitfgeyihtet unb
iett Oftober 1893 auf rnarftfdbiger 8as
fis operirt. Dur6 biefe @rperimente
III bic 9eiitungSfdbisfeit bes Webftubs
leg genau feifgeitellt porben. 9ie 80
Stiihle maren auf 28560igen &attun
(64X64) etngeri9tet nnb mmrben nit
fiinf Webern operirt; aHo tamen 16
5tiible auf einen gDeber. Sn Der gee
u6bnli6en aattunfabrit berfiebt elm
Weber bier big a6t Stiible. Sa bieie
Weber fogar ie 20 bieier Webftble
oerfe5en baben, ldBt Iid NIT @etpiBbeit
fd9ep6; baB ftatt eines Sur1f1nitts
bdff6 sber Z Stiihlen per Meber. ipie
nod bem alten 5tple sew6bnli9 1T,
jsBt Elm mebr dlS boppeIt 10 bober
,Nur6iAnitt erlei9t mirb. Die pros
buftiDit eineS iebeH bieier Weber bes
trdet bur6f6nittlid 95 6tiide pon ie
so Oarbs per Wo9e. Die 5tiible mas
den 100 59iiI1e per Minute. Sebo9
tit nod Der neuen TDrri1tung bic
69nelligteit ni6t beI1rdntt.
Sie erife 6abrif, in mel9er Der neue
MebifubI aufgeltellt murbe. mar bic
Queen @itp Mitl BON Burlington. gers
mont, wo ieBt 800 9iiible in 8etrieb
finb. Mie Das SeItiIarbeiter Organ
eonifatirt, bat fieb Der rgiortbrop 3oont"
in Ger praIis trefflid] beDdbrt, unb
Ddbrenb iegt elm Weber Is bis 20
Stible bebient, 1T eS offenbar, baB er
baiD mod cine gr6Bere Nn3abl bebienen
tpirb, inbem man ibm einen 4naben
ober elm Mdb6en sur 5eite giebt, I'M
bic Waga3ine nit 5pulen su fiiaen."
Die weittragenbe Wirtung Der neuen
@rfin6ung ldBt fi3 mod Der bis iebt
feifgeifellien &apa3itdt faum benefsn.
Die Masa3in 0orri9tung tann lei9t
perbefert merben, inbem man iie fur bic
@ufnabme elmer gr6Beren Anaabl BON
Spulen einri btet. Die b6bere Stufe,
welGe bic Se9nif Der Baummo0ensS Sn<
buifrie NIT Der Nortbrop'iden griins
6ung ertlommen bat, III nur bic Croft
nung elmer ueuen Babn weiteren me.
9anif6en GOrtf6rittes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
California , sSeine.

Weinliebbaber iinben Elm sroBes Sos
ger BON feinen California Meinen BET
9errn s. 5. Meper am Mlamu
@lasa. Serr Meper iu9t Die Meine
an Ori unb Gtele aus unb fauft bireH
aus Dem Seller Der Weinsh6ter. Als
gutem aenner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beften 5orten ausaumdblen. St fanu
feline &unben unb Gamilieu NIT einem
guten Sropfeu perfeben. &otb@ unb
WeiBs Meine in por3iisli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allome = frei
iuS 6auS geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
u . ptis.

I'm 9errn S. 2obert iiber feline
finanaielen S9mierigfeiten biuiDee5us
helfen, offerirt Der untsraeihnete allen
Greunben unb &unnem 2oberis @aihs
Bargain6 in Mn5iisen uad Mfab ses
maft. 8rober unb F96ner Borratb
ron Stehen aller srt. gnne 3ufrie=
benbeit gorantirtI ba 6err 2oberf felbjt
sui1neiDet. 5pre1t b-i uns pDr. yio.
104 Wefsgommeree. .5traBe, nabe bsr
Bride. 8. SrDn5fi.
Wtahenperlpalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
Maiiennertpalters : 0fptis.

Notis nirb bierour1 bonn unters
sei1neten Niaifenpernalter bes Serrens
f6neibers S. 2Dbert. Gro. 104
Mefs@ s@OmmerceitraBs, nobe Der 8rhde)
gegeben, oaB nod UtaB sema6te 9lns
aiige bon nun an su beoeutenb rebuairs
ten Breiien angefertigt tperben.
@roBe MuSmabl in i16nen unb feiz
men StoHeu. @olle 3ufriebehbeit gas
rautirt, Da Serr 2Obert ielbf 3u.
f9neibet. s. Orpnsti
Mafenpermalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
Gin riefiaer gllIiaatpr febte ppr

= Gin riefger Mlligator febte Dor
einigen Saaen Bic paRanten an Mtains
6traBe in Sodionpille, SsIa.. in S6re.
den. Sas Sbier par aus benz st.
Sbbns GlufIe auf elm baraKftLBenbes
Opd getro1en. Gin Sdiffscapitdn
bate bos bemertt uuo gab einen S1uB
auf ben alligator al. Der benieIben am
S6manae traf. Sabur9 niitbeub ges
ma6t Lief ba8 3bier nun bic N}ain.
SiraBe, cine Der 6auptsei6dftSftraben
Der 5tabt. binauf. Oie Graueu fdrieen
Dor Nugit, als fie bes 1lngebeuers aas
fi6iig iDurben, unb eine ulsemsinepanit
entitonb. Bon alien Seiteu ipurbe auf
bas Sbier sefeuert, aber bic 9ugeln
prallten mirfungsloS on benz Yan3er
ab. gin fleiner GtiefelpuBer, Der
niht raid genug auswi1, murbe BON
benz S1man3e be8 Mlligators getrof,
fen unb umgemorfen. G9lieBIi9 tro9
bas Sbier nuf einen baIDlieeenben Sc,
Issrapbeupfabl uub wurbe ba enbIif
get6btet.
DR.. price's Cream Bofins powoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
Hilienu
YaNags-Diilette alder Nrt
Wad unh pou GurOpa.
,3tuifNei,nedS>Naten aieoriger afs
je sunpr.

SEPT lit bic 3sit, Sidets 81 faufen
unb Wernanbte une BefGunte aus ber
alien 6elmaib berilberfDmmen5 5u ianen.,
Megeu geAauer SafOrmailon nenoe
man ii1 an
Nsr. SS. s. DnmnG
@eueraIs sBaflaeiersNgent Oe1 MaiIorp
Sanlpfer 2tuiel
523 gali= 0pufton 5traBs. Son 9lns
tomb, 3eTas.
Sff3ieller Agent fur ole ellropdis
fGen Dampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
DR.. price's Cream Bafine porpoer
S69ae @eltsamsHelmnss ans3ettnnms.

2orb Salisbury, Der ueue britt.
i6e premierminiHer, batim parlamente
ertldrt, baB Sic neue eonierpatibe Re,
sisrung bic 3eit nod niAt ftir sefom.
men balie, um ibr programm su Der.
6feniliden. Siirs erfe beifebe ibre
pn!itit barin, baS parloment auf3ul6,
fen, Uni fi@ bur@ bic Weupdbien eine
auberldifisere Naioritdt 3u perf9affen.
Sir Charles Dilfe. Der betpnnte Nabis
tale, bat fi@ efitert Snterpiemet ssgea.
iiber babin gednbert, baB bic auSf@tex
Der 2iberalen BET ben beborfebenben
Mableu bic bentbor i9leGtefeu ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
Sun GinDereaa Gd3mb. .gtDre

linS bic Derbit. unb Winter Waaren
eingeirOffen unb cine uortrefflide auss
mabI bes norstigli9fcn 5Gub5eugs iSi
DorbanDeH. Starfe unb bauerbafte
51ube fir 0erren. SanIeH unb ains
per. Gbenfa0s bic feinlten 5alons
unb Sarsf9ube aus ben anerfannt
renommirtefen Gabrifen. Sie Gabris
fate Der rRodforb 9boe Company
finb uniibertreffIiG. llniere 9arlens
iduhe besieben mir BON s. aelp. 3.
Gullipon & So. unb gbmarbS Brps.
@ute Waare unb mdBige preiie 1T uus
Ter Motto.
6. 9 a u nt
ginberala 56nb .5tore, @de 9oufous
Citrate ituh Zine rs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

- Die @itp Brauerei bat In fali
alen Gtdbten unb MeberlaFungeu bes
siibpefens ibre Asenturen unb Seber
fann ii6 on benz berrli9en Bier cts
quiden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

- Das x Xxx pearl, iotuie bas
buntle Miin9ener Bier Der @itp Braues
rel iinb i'm SAB unb in Glai9en 3u
baben. SIR Gamiliengebrau@ befens
ai empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

9as Gitp 8ier. bellies tpie
buntles. 1T Don feinsm 8eidmad unb
erfreut ii1 GROCER 8eliebtheit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
gppIen's y3eaifter, 91o. % gIInmp

GppIeb's Negtfter, 9fO. % Nlamp
0la3a bat einen &uf fir guten alten
Wbistep, bic beiten 9emii9ten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb auSge3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimif9e @igarren
unb tets frif6es Bier. Ser gissnthfs
mer. Spe @oolep, beriieht fein @ei6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
9rinft Splamb's 9bee.
Grinft Spaanb's Staffee !; ieben

Gag friib 9ebrannt.
&auft bel 9nllanb Cure q es
w iirae, griinen &affee &C. &C.
233 Wefs Commerce 9traBe.
SedepbDn 311.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28
6. 9 a u nc,
ginbera1a 51ub.5tore, @de 0ouItons
Strabe unb Npe. s.

sg- Nidbt umionft III bic Sfo9froee
na9 Dem gitp Sier cine 10 9robe.
Sas 8ier 1T rein, tpoblidmedeno unb
pDn bor3igli1er Site.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

- Das srDBte @lOtbing 2ager finbet
Sbr bel ueOait & 8 BIN.
@benfaGs Ansiige nod Nab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-06-28

"a Der acnium bes @itp 8ies
res 1T beftdubis i'm Wa@fen besrif.
fen. ueberal uirb eS serlangt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT

OF all this years commencement season no in
cident should more command the sympathetic
attention Of Newly Workers than that Of yesterday
on University Heights. There will be- here and
elsewhere larger and more SNOWY baccaaurcate
gatherings of more ancient institutions. There
can scarcely be any Of richer promise for the
future intellectual growth Of the metropolis. A
year ago the University removed 10 its new home
Ii was "A bold experiment. Ii was literally put
ting It's desert ito the touch. 10 gain or lose it
all" On Washington Square for than half
q century 1t had led useful and distinguished
existence though with only half its purpose at
tempted TO be fulfilled In It's removal II sacri-
feed much that had contributed 10 its character
and achievements, in hope of winning more than
1t lost and with Il determination, II possible, at
last TO realize the ambition Of its founders.
To-day the result OF the experiment stands re-
yealcd The year Of transition has been a year
OF splendid growth Every department has in
creased In size. Every standard OF scholarship
has been advanced. Entrance requirements have
been made more rigorous Increased work is
henceforth 10 be demanded Of the students. The
sound old classca! training as the basis and
framework Of liberal culture. will be rgdly main
tanned. but also the number Of elective studies
especially on new and practical" lines will be
increased. At the same time the University has
prospered greatly In material affairs. On the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
4 NEW LAKE STEA MSHTP.

The magnificent new lake steamship North
v,si which sails from Chicago this morning on
her trial trip To Duluth. will call renewed atten-
,ion to the remarkable strides that hay" been
made in the steamship traffic OF the Great Lakes
during the last few years This new vessel.
vhlch. with It's companion ship, the North Land,
l. f., pv between Buffalo and Duluth. will com
MIR, fayorahly In size and appointments with
IN. regular ocean steamers, and Is far superior
f., I'm, ocean steamers of ten or fifteen years
,,,, II is not 80 very long since the passenger
u,r,l,r nf the Great Lakes was uncomfortable.
uncertain and dangerous. In fact,
,hnurht Of taking trip on the lakes unless he
,,.,s cnun,llrd in do So. But this is no longer
,h. case Along with the marvellous expansion
49,, IA. carving trade on the Great Lakes during
,h. last decade has come development Of speed.
comfort and luxury in its passenger service that
i u,,lc less wonderful Unfortunately, the great
uo,ss Of travelling Americans are not aware Of
This and thus they miss the opportunity of max
Ing 4 delightful trip, that would afford nearly
ali thc pleasures Of the ocean voyage while at the
s,n. time il would enlarge their knowledge of
their own country. There are many Indications.
however that Americans are beginning 10 APP
nrcja,c the wonderful possibilities of their great
IN. induced to boom them our eyes would be
moro fully opened To their charms.
The Northwest. which makes her maiden trip
today Is conceded to be the finest of all the fine
steamers on the Great Lakes. Her cost was
$50 oDO: her tonnage Is 5oOo and length over
ALL IS, feet She has two qlmdrhplc expansion
6 800 horsepower each, engines ana twenty
eight B,llcylllc patent wacr-inbe boilers, carry
inc o,o mounds steam pressure. The bunker
cauocy il lOOO tons Of coal. Two propeller
wheels. four-bladcd. l3 feet diameter by IL feet
pitch. make 10 revolutions per minute She has
a speed Of ~ statute miles per hour She Is con
siruccd Of nickel steel under the highest classil-
cation Of the United States standard rules win
her three smokcstacks she looks Ike an ocean
liner, and she Is fitted up like v'ritable ocean
palace Her staterooms have all the latest I'M
provemcnts, and her dining-room VIII seat 100
people As product Of American sklll' Duilt TO
ply exclusively In American waters ana 10 touch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
STRAuSs'S "FLEDERMAuS."

The representation OF "Dc Fledermaus." which
was given last night at Terrace Garden. where after
nearly a month 1t has taken the place OF Der
Oberselger," may not have had much artistic
value per se but It might have served as a useful
lesson to our operetta writer's especially those who
profess to be eaten up with the singular belief that
II Is possible to write too well for the public. "Dle
Fledermaus" is an old friend in New-York, as 1t Is
in nearly every city in the world that boasts OF
operetta performances II has been sung better
here than 1t was last nght-in fact, II Is doubtful
II 1t ever was sung worse-but the charm OF the
comedy and music seems TO be ,ndestructibe. II
attracted o superb audience TO the garden, and
those who came seemed TO -ntoy themselves as
II they had never seen and heard the fascinating
little work before How they laughed at the comedy
and how they drank in the music OF Strauss-a
Ratcatcher OF Hamen, II ever there was one!
n was a delight simply TO look at the demonsira.
lions of pleasure which play ana melodies called
forth The occasion served to Introduce two new
corners here Johanna Geera, VINO appeared as
Rosainde and Ida Wilhemina, who was the Or
lofsky OF the occasion, but the former proved 10
he LAT and scant OF breath and the latter incon-
sonuental That the listeners nevertheless enjoyed
themselves was due to the brilliant opereta,
work worth dozens of those composed since II saw
the light Of the stage lamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

FRIDAY, JUNE :, 1885,.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-A cloudburst has occurred at WIZ
temberg. destroying much property and many
lives - Ten battaons Of Spanish troops
are to be sent to Cuba in response 10 request
from General Campos. - The Canadian Gov
errment Is discussing the new Sealing bill, TO be
introduced in the British Parliament -
statue Of the late Sir John A. Macdonald was
unveiled yesterday at Montreal. =- The Porte
has paid indemnity in the case OF the assault
of a Turkish officer upon French citizen
Domestic-Governor Morton signed the West
chester Annexation bill. == The marriage Of
Miss Florence Adele Sloane and James Abcr-
crombie Burden jr of Troy. took place at Lenox.
Mass. ====- John Rowland. OF New-iOrk won
the New England tennis cup from Foote, Of
Yale, at New-Haven. 60 Colonel W. = Worth
ington was nominated for Lieutenant Governor
by the Kentucky Republican Convention: full
State ticket was placed in the field. 60 1t Is
believed that the New-Jersey House of Assem-
bly, will impeach Secretary Of State Henry c.
Kelsey for official misconduct
City and Subu.ban-The Mayor announced
the appointments of the new city magistrates.
- The jury in the trial Of DR.. Newton White
head was unable 10 agree. - The Grand Lodge
of Free Masons OF the State Of New-York held
its closing session and installed It's officers ---
The people rested their case in the trial OF In
spector Mclaughlin. ==- 1t was announced
that the Episcopal parishes of ST. James and
Holy Trinity would analgamate 49, Winners
at Gravesend: Owet. Mckee. Jefferson. De-
clare Shakespeare. Stowaway. --- Ncw-fork
defeated Cincinnati at baseball by score OF
to o; Brooklyn defeated Louisville. IL TO j. 49,
Stocks duh and irregular.
The Weather Forecast for to-day: Fair sta
tionary temperature. Temperature yesterday
Lowest, IS degrees. highest. II degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE DRAMA-uUSIC.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

MERLE and tiresome play OF ~ Dolls House" By
Mr. Ibsen. was presented. and Miss Janet Aohurch
played the Doll The lady II mature for that char.
acter but her talent and experience are such that
she can OF course. play II well, and persons who
arc Interested IN tho ibsen drama have now an.
other opportunity OF inspecting its mechanism and
Illuminating upon liz effect Enough. and perhapa
more than enough, has been said abon, IT, In these
columns Sawduat In not nutritious substance,
and Il II dlficult to extract mental nourishment
from moral plntitudes and dsqunItlons on heredity
the acting OF Miss Janet Achurch. performer
who has gained success on the stage In Australia
and I'm England. IL OF respectable proficiency. and
IL satisfies taste and judgment The advent here.
or this new actress at the end OF long. ear.sone
and drrary theatrical season and simultaneously
with distressing summer heat could scarcely be
expected to attract much attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

oId Washington Square site II has erected one Of
the finest business blocks In the city, which VIII
Weld IL a goodly revenue beside aiording To lis
,r.,t school Of Law sIngularly attractive, ne
cesslhlc and commudlous quarters. Al lniNcr-
sl,v Heights much progress has been made
Several new buildings have been completed
which. In their class. probably have no snpcrorS
anywhere. There Is promise of n spacious dor
mliory and rcfrclory In the near iu'mf"' ana "
cir, If = ounricr ~ a million dollars nS,lrcs the
spcrdy erection ~ great c'i'rnl library
museum and administration building. Ih'S''
with others tha' ARE sure To follow. grouped
about n campus which for beauty Of situation
* unrlvallrl. will furnish an Ideal home for Il
great university
Nv no means least important Is the develop
mont of the true university spirit which these
circumstances assure The great fault Of the
University hitherto has been that Of most such
institutions I'm larg" cities the lack of college
community There being no dOrmiorics, the
students lived AZ their own homes or were scat
tered about in boarding houses. Thry met "nly
in chanel and classes. OF comra1cShip there was
little or interchange If thought ana mutual
bnnfulpcss in intellectual things. no more. or
,ho, iudcGnablc vet most enjoyable. most profit
able and most memorable condition known IL
college life" Of the academic atmosphere when
pcrvades oxford and Cambridge ana the o'her
Cambridge and Ncw-llavcn. the very Dreaming
Of which is intellectual cXhilaraion ana spirit
ual Illumination almost none. This IN" 'hNr-
stv will hcnccforh be- able 10 cultivate IN even
more than ordinary. degree. IT Will have ali me
college community advantages OF the country
institution and all those other BENEFITS which
proximity tv the heart of the metropolis corners
In such circumstances. and With the generous
support New York will surely give II. 1t bids 1air
soon. in this new and larger life. to rank aS Il
,vuical seat of that which is highest ami best III
American intellectual culture
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at American ports, she deserves the nearly soo'
wishes of all loyal American citizens
yrESry CITY WATER WORKS.

ANY movement for a better water supply III
Jersey city Is to be commended so great u the
need Of II. hut It Is doubtful whether ~ present
the city IL moving IN the best direction u pro-
noscs 10 make a contract with some corporation
which shall construct AMI operate the works Tor
I,s own profit Doubtless II Will thus get plenty
Of good water ut Il reasonable price. Doubtless
also the compan, viii make handsome pror'S
ont of the Job That II what 1t VIII uhn'r'"N'
II for: that. and nothing else.
A better plan, II seems to ~. would no Tor ,hc
city to construct and operate Its own works
II could surely do 50 just as chcaply as the com
many can Then the amount Of profits when the
romuony will make would be made by. or saved
TO- the city One Of these days the city VIII ac-
oulrc The whole system, as other cities when
first tried the contract scheme have done us
intention to do SO IS. in fact. indicated In the
terms Of the contract It offers. Why not do 80
ut once? The supplying Of water Is puDlic
franchise It belongs to the city. II is enlinenfly
proper that the city should retain it and exer-
else If
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ACTORS TO SEE "BLACK AMERICA"

The matinee OF BLACK America" at Ambrose
Park for the enjoyment OF theatrical people pres
ent In town will be given to-day. despite. the mana
gers say any kind OF weather that may prevail.
The applica tons for seats have been numerous
enough to Justify the management In anticipating
a grandstand full The darkles OF the show arc
proud OF the opportunity to disport before the,r
professional brethren All the resident correspond
ents OF out-of-town newspapers have been invited
also to see the performance this afternoon ~ Ia
body. Ciilmores Band led by Victor Herbert, mas
been engaged for "Black America" And VIII e 90
heard for the first time at the concert 10 DC given
on Sunday night.