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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
AV TUNTGRANTS MUSIC HAIL..
THE RESORT OF MANY NATIONALlT1ES
NEAR THE BATTERY
CURIOUS FEATURES OF A PLACE LITTLE KNOWN
10 THE AVERAGE NEW YORKER.


New-York has music hall that probably, not
one ont Of ten thousand Of her inhabitants knows
ANYTHING about Far away from the "Tenderloin'
and almost as far from the Bowery and the East
side and wherever and women seeking amuse-
,rent most do congregate 1t has yet distinct vogue
of its own and popularity that Is second to none
II stands in the unlikely district OF the city
for q haunt of pleasure and relaxation to be placed
in n district separated from the end OF New-York
that s gay after nightfal by three miles of business
blocks and yet It prospers The breezes that sweep
across Battery Park come in at It's windows. ana
the listeners at the tables almost get snif of
the sea Apart from the rest of New-fOrk life *
has become. because of the newly arrived foreign
element about the district and the sailors from the
boardng-house near by, the most completely cos
mopolltan music hall that the city possesses-some
travellers say that can be found in the world.
Only 4 man who knew exactly whore It was would
be likely to find 1t unless he were personally con-
Quoted" For many a year 1t has been running In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

p,,.,,. pl,,. inst 10 the westward OF the elevated
railroad DIR city opposite Battery Park. aud within
n stones tnrow ~ Castle Garden. up one nifh; OF
stairs This hitter feature alone makes II curious.
for The reason that every other music han In tie
civ cd fer a. can be recalled. Is directly on level
with the street The room. with is tiny stage M
ia further cri and ITS alcovc just at the side for
~. performers and special visitors is htue hrssr
than p1oG-s.zci plrl'r.
Or. entrance {, It leads through a modern. gor-
r.oi..v appointed sloon bat the hall itself is just
the reverse. Almost antique in its curlously draped
stage f. small pansl windows and its low ceiling.
il a. beside % bare ana DIRTY room that lacks even
fh, r,l,c.nine touch OF being brilliantly III. The
On light ln fact adds 20 IT'S quaininess and iis
charm Ilif the performers slns ana talk IN foreign
tongues aal more than hllf the audience never
think II u.lrr English words md phrases. Scraps
~ many hncufres lrc heard hurled across the
tan'.s hv mon ~ diverse races of Eufop'. Sem
4in,va f. b.st represented OF all. that country's
nax,n-hair-I sons looming up well IN the gathering
q sturdy men that sit about the tables Danes are
also seen in great numbers and Russian Firms
abound all rough AMI muscular Besides these few
sHartLy Austrian types are to be- noticed far-hared
Germans AMI oddly enough. among these races The
shy.io.nomy of an Irish laboFer or two who stro's
ia freu hs tenement near b.. pulling away at his
"Iulefu"
\ NAUTICAL ELEMENT PREDOMNANT
Among the immigrants from Europ" only Span
hrls Turks AMI Switzrrs are not to be found here.
Scotch engineers from the DIX ocean I'''S !" "o0N
near ly drlf in flr Tile hour. the jahbernes OF
italian rural dialects greet the ear occasionally ami
heavily bearded Russian Jews crouch half fearfully
. ..,,. ,r ,ec i,.i. s1u.,inoes drawn there bv
'' ".'' D" ''' r
fh,lr lo,. Z music and their loneliness Bnt The
uen,ic clement Of the pace "a the most pronounce
~ an Sailors fresh from every part OF the globe
- ,1 a,,.i e,,r,..- I'm with the roll TINT 4
"''""'' WA ,' "''- " 80 49,, -,
seaman on hh' never I"s'a' III NUMBERS TIC '''s-
. ban, b.. .t,,.,r.. L.,or1 ou.s,fon their line
''''N ''''N ''''''
Of trade
49,. -, 49,. -.
hall fakes on life and becomes the one place Of
,.-- - ,tt. ,,,.,. r.,i,, T.,,,.rir,, brstreos
pressure "' al "' e'e"' i'7''' '''a 'T
blocks lie directly TO the east OF H. ana % itS w|'t
and north. I'm Greenwich and Washj1Ston SITS. are
rov,s ~ .1u,iil toncn,uts lolging-houscs aud the
- 49, ,,., IT, ,,,.. ,,..,,..rt., t,,,,i
poorest sort %. s"' ''"'' =" ~ ~ ''"''
grants from all lands gather before they dispcfse
"'.'''' '0' ~ ' " w ' " "
West
Thus II Is that this one little hail has such "A
,,,,. ~ ,,so,onoli,,n sigbts and scsu.s I'm ono
''''0po'' ~ - -, -, -
way II Is IKE '''' III r"'"pe' 'o' no oo'"eF -
asked TO drink when he comes IN. and he may IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

oo.u...., 90 the hundreds who dropped at one VOL
iey {Rrnm tho 10 Codstreams at Fontenoy and
rba fact Is that modern fighting tends tnSfe aa
Inc rae h, - game OF long bowls This was
the Of small execution aSrs ns at Fents
u u IA II sevhere held their fire till they were
within twenty thirty PAGES 9S anH .Ss to
piai ,he, were not aimed too nigh before tne
vosy was delivered More0yer ane every sSot
IA ~ looks as If the greater range or the rlns
would be followed by less loss OF men ana rs
tards "a encourage Wild and careless shooting ana
is against cool and accurate craftsmanship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
WAR IS GROWING SAFER.
From The Saturday RoyIew.

It Is usual to compare the battles OF the last cen
fury with the battles of to-day and dilate upon the
greater deadliness. Of the modern weapons and the
modern results But the facts all the other way
At Fontenoy, for instance one voley OF the Cold
streams struck down $50 Frenchmtr Of the Kegi-
ment du Ro. Again. 1T the same battle. the Gardes
du Corps had not much short Of hye hundred sad
dies emptied by n single voey while the French
Guards were scattered by point-blank volley from
British regiment at twenty PAGES that brought down
$50 men Here We have at Krugarsiorp thousands OF
Beers In cover shooting for hours two days al
coo Engshmen I'm the open and killing very few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
THE CRAFTY SEA LII WNER.
HE MAKES A LOT OF TROUBLE FOR SKIP
PER AND MATE.

Among those who so down 10 the sea IN shlpS'
there is no more important parsonage among inc
sailors before the mast thar the sea laWN'r'
Nondescript in character. he generally is popular
among his eliminates To them he is a leader.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
Die Keimfraft Der unfrautfamen,

BUR 8eantportung Der Srage, ob berz
f"itterter l1nfrauti amen Dur6 ben Wer7
bauungspro3eB feline &eimfraft berliere, lleB
man nit elmer Mn5abl pferoen berart Wers
iu6e an1teqen, Dab man Sre1pentorner
(cockle) inter ben Safer menste ltlb nit
benienigen, tpel9e unberbdut nit benz Ouns
ger ausgef9ieben tpurben, &etmoerll9e an
ftelte, bic bas iiberraf9enoe &elultat err
9aben, boB Der gr0Bte She'll Der &0rner in
nprmaler @ei1e feimte. Sci einem 5ipetten
GerIu9e p1irben Die aus benz Siinger Der
9ferbe a1sge1u9ten unDeroauten Sreipen=
former einsm S9ien gerei9t, uno bic aus
Sem S9fenDinger ausgelel enen &orner,
pel6e nun ben @srbauungspro5eB 5pei Wal
bur6qema9t batten, ebenfals gr0Btentbetls
feimfdbig sefunben.. Die auffaIenoe @rs
f6einung peranlaBte ben 8erfu9santeller
nod su einem britten 8eriu9, pel9er in Der
0ei1e ausgefi6rt purbe, baB Die BON Dem
9er1u6so6fen ausge1@iebenen &Orner an
Elm 99tpetn berfiittert unb Die aus benz
59psinebinger berborgeiu4ten Sreipenz
f0rner gum britten Male elmer &etmprobe
unteriporfen purben, BEL tpel9er ebenfaas
feinlfrGfttge &Orner gefunoen murben.
@enn man bebenft, ipie biel i%ogenannte
6interfrucbt rob unb troden berfiittert tpirb
unb pel6e Ma1en l1n~trautfamen auf bieie
@eiIe in BEN 0iinger unD BON ba in ben
Mder gelangen, 10 brol6t man ii6 ni9t gu
punoern, tpenn bic l%lntrduter pit gu elmer
unertrGgli9en 2ait peroenl &us bieiem
@runoe 1d6eint es bringenb geboten, Die 3ur
8erFutterung gelangenoe 9interfru9t, pel6e
TETS 9roBe Mengen bon llnfraut entbGlt,
entpeoer pprber gu i@roten ooer tii9tig a6z
auf09en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
our 9efdui9en 8eaatun9l

Ine fir bic g anbp IN. 8eiGdge" be-
ftimmten Mitt6eilungen, @nfrdgen unb
GorrefponOen3en : bon 2ebteren iinb re9t
biele aus alien Sbeilen %unferer Union err
tpiinf9t mnb tpiafommen, Defenders tDenn
beren 9auptgepi9t auf Die Snterefen bes
lanbpirtb9aftIi4en 8etrie6es gelegt UNI
pplttif4e @%rOrterungen baraus fernge9alten
meroen = iinb gu abreIfrren:
4nbreas Stmpn,
2unbpirtbi9aftli9er 3ebufteur Der SIT
npis Staatsz3eitung,"
@6icagu, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
JnbaIts perseiani6.

1.Sstte: BUR sefaaisen 8sudttns - 8untes
Naerlei = Die &eimfraft 6ss nntrautiamens -
8rteffoften: @dnie gu itOpIem Simotbp
atnter Sla6s - MasenmtI9 fir Sdlber Ding
tpsrtb Der SteinfobIenai9e-8 eSu9 Der %Ianbpirtbs
l9aftli6en Bulletins - &dlbertrdnfen - Slutt9e
Wetl6 - 8ranbiger Neats = gei6neiben Ser 8einz
1tOde = &oup bet Sibuern 2upiuenlamen -
S9winbeIanfdGe BET Bferben.
2. Seite: &eb 8OHe6>&in6er - grtefe elmer
beutl6en Sausfrau - 8rief aus @eiiliiiippt -
Sriefe aus gtebrasfa - Srief aus Soma - Briei
aus Minneiota = 8rief zines ScSmf,rs -Srtef aus
Slinois Srief aus alabama - Sin Sob Dem
Stru6sl = Sldtter unb SLiitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

@rtrag Der Nrbeit nirb gleiAmGBig ber=
tbeilt, 8~OrausgeIebt, baB Sober Die glei9'
4rbeitsfdbigteit einiebt, miir0e bic Sa@e il
ipobl geben, obne bnB Der Sesen BON popu=
litif9en Prin3ipien ab6inge,
4 X *
lteber Bic perf@iebenen 8orrt9tungen
beren 1i9 O6it5iidter BEL Der Nrbeit beoiez
men, ipnie iiber @rbbeeren purben 8ortrdgG
in Der neulid in ct. Paul abgebaltener
9%erIammlung bes 9orticulturz8ereins bes
5taates Mtrne1pta ge6alten. 80. g. Wtttz
meber BON 9resba9 las ben Mnme1enoer
cine Mb6anblung iiber Die brei Be ten Sorz
ten @rbbeeren bpr. Die 9slegaten i9iener
Ii9 Der Nnft6t beS betreffenoen 9errn an5n=
f9lieBen, baB Die BarfielOz, Crescent uni
GeDernDo0 : grbbeeren bic bor3iiglt6Iter
1eien. ., 80. 2orb BON Minneiota Gttt
be6anbelte bas S6ema Ser bette 8ooer
fir @rbbeeren" unb fagte babel, baB man
BON 6ol3oT9e unb Oiinger @ebrau4 MAIDEN
foQte. y8etpdHerung bes 8obens" bieB oer
Sitel elmer Mbbanolung, bic grDberes Sn=
tere1e erregte. 6. %. @umpfon bon @urefo
Tagte BEL Der geIprebung Der Dirt unb Weiie
fpie man Die Grbbeere auf benz Wtarft gum
beten preiTe pertaufen f0nne, baB es. Derfebrt
lei, bic beten Grbbeeren Dben unb Die
i6lebteiten unten in ben &iten gu BADEN
Sem 8eri6t bes SefretGrs bes 8eretns 3u=
foIge 3G6Gt Die Seieai4aft CUR 3ett nnges
fGhr 500 MitQlie0er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
Suntes Querlei.

Die @i6orienfdbrif gu Sremont, Gee
brasfa, lit ieBt in oolem Sang.
@on GaIbert in Seras aus geben benz
nG6f 100 8a1en 8aumlpDlle ausgefu9ter
Aualitdt brett mad Supun ob,
i i
Sn Marion GOuntp, &c., berrf9t unter
Dem &inOpieb bas Serasfieber unb oiel @isb
1T bereits Der @eu4e gum Spfer g~efalen.
x =
Pfer6e un6 8ii6e ber3ebren i'm Sabre ie
neun MaG, S6ien urb G9afe ie feds Waal
10 bel Sutter, ME ieOes Der Sbiere tpiegt.
8ertbten 5ufolge, Die in 9ierre, g. Oaz
tota, eingetroffen ftnb, fielen iiber 1000
S3afe benz neuli3en grpBen S9neefturm
gum Spfer.
Die Soften bes @ei5erbaues fteIlen 1id
in Nen 5ampfbire auf $22,97 PRO @crs, in
&anfas bagegen nur auf $2.1O.
Na9 elmer 8ere9nung bes 8unbessNfere
bauoepartements felt fi9 bic 3ente fir.
@ei3enlunO i'm 5taate MiTourt auf 1851
pro Qcre.
Die M0lfe baden in SSasper gountD, &c.,,
in fol3em MaBitube ougenommen, baB
grpBe Sagbpartieen prganiitrt perben, Inn
bieie 2anbplage aus5urotten.
1853 @t6b0rn6en brahte tiir5Ii6 Elm Sarz
mer. na4 2Ouisbile auf ben Marft. Gr
bate b%iefelben nit 9iiIfe ieiner G06ne uuf
feiner Sarm erlegt.
Die erte @enbung @ei3en fir iiberz
feeif3e @eri9iffung tit bieier Sage in Mos
bile, ala, eingetroffen; bieielbe umfaBt 1872
Giienbabnpa9enz2aOungen
X X i
Die 3uderriiben finb berer in Der @eoenb
bon Sranb Sslunb, Nebr., 10 gut gebieben,
baB Die Sarmer aus benz @rtrage bus 2anb,
ouf tpeI9em ie bic 8ibsn ge5Ogen, be3ablen
fpnnterl.
x y X
Gin beftiges Prairiefeuer bat bic 9egenb
IN Der NGbe BON &o9eqe i'm 2anbe Der
@eminolen i'm SnbianerzS erritprium bers
6eert. Se6s3e6n PerIonen BADEN, tpie gez
meloet pirb, in ben Slammen ibren Sob
gefunoen.
Wdbrenb beg groBen @9neefturmes, Der
neuli9 in Der llngegenb bon Oebils Safe,
g.. 9atota, berri9te, sing ptet @ieb gu
9runoe. Gs beiBt, baB Der Bel 2eebs am
1dft9e prominente Sarmer S. $. Sulerion
BON Dem Sturme beimgelu9t purbe unb
s%rfrOren lit.
Ser 8orf9lag 6ss NferbauzS efretdrs
MortOn, Die freie Samenpertbeilunq bur6
Die @ongreBmitgIteoer ab3ui9affen, 1oqte
BON ben 9~eieBge6ern re9t griinbli6 in @rz
tpdgung ge3ogen tperOen. Die 9eI9i9te
fOftet idDeres 9eIo unb f9afft teinerlei
Prattif9en NuBen,
Sames Nebin, superintendent Der
@tuatsfif6fOmmi1fion BON MisconItn, t6eilt
nit, buB ii6 in Der 8upfielb SoreGen3ii6>
teret ieBt BET a6t5ig 8uf9el 9seforeQenldi9
bsfinben. 9u bas 8ui9el Said ettpa
250,0O0 &ogen pOer @ier entbdlt, 10 ma9t
bas iusgefammt 3pan5ig MiGionen 8ogen.
x * *
Die PrdriepOIfe (Gopotes) iinb 10 5a9ls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

854. Sd m04te oerne @er~aierungen fiji
einen Gbri1tbaum faufen; bier 1T es lDlper
etmas 0erartiges gu finben. 8itte baber
mir Die N0refle elmer 5uperlGiitgen Sirmo
mit3ut6eilen.
Baul Sbunemann, Sqinois.
Mntmort 1T Sbnen briefIi9 5uge.
aargen.
855. 1. Sd m0cbte au@ einmal aini
6umme ssra9e an Sic ri6ten. Meine Sral
fr1q mid, nopon pobl Die 2eute gelebt 6Gt=
ten, ebe bic &artoffel 5uerit gefunOen uni
ais menI6li6es Na6run9smittel eingefibr:
porben lei. Sd muBte i6r Die 4ntpor-
fdulbiq bleiben, ba ih feline muBte. 2. Wi,
miiTen @dnIen geubeln Derabreibt tperoen
penn Grfere geitopft tperben; muB Der Seil
peib ober troden iein unb nie Diele Nubelr
Qiebt man auf einmal? SIS iinb mir ore
@dnIe frepirt, nun peiB i@ ni4t, tparum
sd nabm ! 2einiamenmebl uno 3 Corn.
mebl. Sb bic Sbiere II bas 2einiamell.
mebl ni6t Dertragen fonnten, ober o6 t9 BIZ
Nubeln gu bart gema6t unb ben @anien in.
psnbiq 6amit tpebe getban babe, i4 tpeiB es
nt9t.
ST. 8oeblde, Wfti1iiiippt.
Qntport:1. Sea. lebt benin Der D}snld
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

Die Sarmer in Der 1~1mgegenb BON
SaDetteDiIe Bel MascOutab in sSGinois bqz
BEN ii9 ernitli6 5uiammengetban, UNI bic
ct. 2ouifer Sonntagsidger bon ibren
Sagbgriinben fern 5u balten, Ni9t ALIEN
baB ales 8ilO, glei6Oiel pelder @attung,
nieOergetnalt lpiro, ou9 S6peine, 6ib=
ner unb fOnitige 6austbiere perben bon bic
len gaimrObs ni6t gei@ont. Die Serbs Tinb
in lebter 3eit gu ether reinsn Q~anbplage ge=
lporOeu, unD tann nan es ben 5arHsrn ni9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
Observation-Disclosures 8rietfaiten.

@inem ieben 2efer 1T bus Re9t einsee
,rGumt, ii9 brtefli4 ooer miinbli9 an bic
&ebattion I'm Nustunft iiber beitimmte
puntts gu iperben, pel9e, fOpeit bus in uns
feres Ma9t lie9t, 9endbrt lperben tpirb.
Mnfrogen, benen niAt Der Name unb bic
gena11e Nbreie bes Srogeftelers beigefiist
iinb, perbep ni9t beontportet.
9ie Rebaftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

Ser 8Orf9Gag bss 4derbarzS efretdrs
Worton, bic freie Samenpertbeilung bur9
Die GongreBmitglteoer ab5uT9affen, ioute
BON ben 8eiebgebern re9t griinbIi9 in @re
tpdgung ge5ogen tper0en. Die 9ei6i9te
fOftet 19Deres 9eIo un6 f4afft ~teinerIei
prattif9en 0uben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09
Aprtra1It11rnI 8upplRntettt.

rei9 inn nOrbGi9en Mlbertd, baB fiir5lt6 Elm
re6t GROCER am belen li9ten Sage io9ar
mitten in Der Stabt edmonton ietn @rz
I9einen ma9te. 0rei 6unoe perfolgten
i'm, lpagten ii9 aber niAt ndber an ibn
berar, bis Der Acknowledgements 9pte ibn
nit Der S9rotfGinte erlegte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

Y - O"F"VFS'
@ntnort: Dus Srdnfen erforbert
9roBe SorgPalt uno piinttli6feit, Iopie et=
fa1re1te, 8uperlailise gerionen, penn es alien
4nforbsrunaen eatfpre6sn fpa. srintt bag
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

. @dbreno beg groBen S9neeifurmes, Der
neuli9 in Der llmgegenb bon 9ebiIs 2afe,
81. 9atOta, berri9te, ging btel @ieb gu
9runoe. Gs beiBt, baB Der Bel SEEDS an>
idfige prominente Sarmer S. $. SulerIon
BON Dem Sturme beimgeiu9t tpurbe unD
e%rfrpren lift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

Sn MariOn @puntp, &c., berri6t unter
Dem RinObieb bas Serasfieber ur6 Diel @ieb
1T bereits Der Geude gum Spfer gefauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

Die grdrisp0Ife (@OpOtes) iiHh 10 5a4ls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-09

Gin beftiges Prairtefeuer bat bic @egenb
in Der NGbe BON 3o9ele i'm 2anbe Der
@emiuOlen i'm SnbianerzSerritOrium berz
beert. Se9s3ebn YerIonen BADEN, tpie ge=
meloet piro, in ben Slammen ibren Sob.
a~efunben.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11
the rnAvsL,Na cnMse.

Nh, iySh 4 rsmsst2
.Apdp puttihg " plsip--
TApS IN tssbahe tbiiSs dAfk,
And fdf taakiuk tricks vaaa bob.
The travelling Chines 10 peculiar
And i've tiled ali the furrinser strain.
Ii Hung Chang 10 bis name.
Though some papers deny,
In regard 10 the same,
What that name might imply.
Be it chhns, Chang or Chung, Tong or
1t don't 1iahe much difference fly.
It wss August the third
when DO first saw our skies,
And " might 30 inferred
We had landed d prize
And wenld alss land orders in plenty,
But prephecy'a always unwise.
We had each our small game,
And Ii Hung took ? hand.
We speak English. The same
He does NOT understand.
His interpreter does. and be Questioned
Through him in way that was grand.
As to wanting to know"
Clennam's self was not in 1t.
Changes questions would flow
About twenty per minute,
And if catechisms the cake took
I'm certain the Chinese would win IL.
Our shops We're all stocked
In n way which grieve
That he silently Knocked,
With o laugh In his sleeve,
And Chinaman's sleeves are capaoious
Beyond what you'd really believe.
But as to trade
With that travelling Chinee.
Why, the most that we made
Are, SO far as see,
A sewing machine and o lawn tent,
Which tho same were delivered him-freel
Ships and guns were all nigh,
Which he gazed on with glee,
But was not moved to buy.
And said. "Can this beP
fear 1t IL not many orders
We'll get from this travelling CA.nee."
Which is why remark
And / put it quite plain
That for riddles most dark
And for questions quite vain
The travelling Chinee is q caution,
But orders from him do not rain.
Punch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

In order to give evsSy one On Qnpprtu-
nifty to see the grand crops 10 the Wpsterp
States and enable the intending aet3ler v
secure !; u home. the Cheap Nlyaptse \
ST. Paul Ry has s.s.anaM K fYr v1 1919
Of harvest excursions to SCUM and North
Dakota. and to other States In tho Weat,
Northwest and Southwest, on the follow
Ing dates: September Is, 20 and
October 0 and 90, at the low rate Of
two dollars more than one fare for the
,ound trip. Tickets will be good 500 Ct .t re-,
twenty.one days from date Of sale. Dor
rates, time OF trains and further details
apply to any coupon ticket agent In the
East or South, or address John r. Pott,
District Passenger Agent Williamsport
Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

ROME, Sept. ll.-Professor Luigi Pal
mieri, the celebrated Italian meteorolo-
gist, is dead He was born in 1907, and in
1854 took charge Of the meteorological OBJ
servatoiy OF VesuyiuS. His name has
been connected with all reports Of erup-
tions since that time, principally in 1872,
when his life was in danger He was the
author Of number Of Interesting works,
ana was tho Inventor Of several valuable
Instruments designed to measure rain
fails, to study atmospheric electricity and
and to record suuterIanoous disturbance;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11
JOHN MCVEY,
Market and Fighth Streets.

SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Faclas, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city
of Wilmington New Castle county
State of Delaware
THE 2lst DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1896
at 8 o'clock a, m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
the brick dwelling thereon erected. situate
in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the southerly
side of WawasCt street at the distance
Of 81 feet lO9s inches westerly from the
westerly side of Lincoln street, thence
southerly parallel with Lincoln street and
passing through the middle Of the division
wall between the house on this lot and
the house adjoining on the cast 100 feet to
a point in the northerly side Of an alley
feet wide running parallel with Wawaset
street into Lincoln street; thence westerly
by said alley side 10 feet Ga inches; thence
northerly parallel with Lincoln street
and passing through the middle of the
division wall between the house OH this
lot and the house adjoining on the west
100 feet 70 point in the said southerly
side of Wawaset street, and thence there
by eastcrly 10 feet Ga inches to fireplace of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may; with the free and uninter
rupted right, use and privilege of said
alley IN common with others entitled
thereto forever; under ana subject never
theless to all equitable share of the costs,
charges, and expenses OF keeping said
alley in repair.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Samuel G. Cleaver, mortgagor,
and John II. Dandy and Ohio Nowland,
assignees of Edwin Il. Gayley and Daniel
W. Taylor late trading as Head g. Co. .
said Daniel W. Taylor Edwin Fl. Gayley
and Samuel G. Cleaver, it's and to be
sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
Shoriff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware,
September s, 1896.
The ALLOW" sale not duo to any inability on
the part OF said Samuel G. Cleave r. the mort.
gngor. but or the purpose OF MAX ing unou.
jectionabie the title
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

HANNA is now in Chlcrgo, III. looking
after the detail work Of tho campaign.
Ho should try and get to Delaware before
tho Republicans hers commit political
hari kari There never was time when
the Republicans had such an elegant op.
portunity to sweep tho State OF Delaware
from Wilnip gton to Loves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

Fond Mother-How do you like your
new governess Johnny'
Johnny-Oh, like her ever so much.
"I'm SO glad my little boy has nice
teacher at last"
"Oh, she's awfully nice. She says she
don't care whether l learn anything or
not, SO long as pop pays her salary. -
New York Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

MAYOR Warwick, Of Philadelphia, has
been wrestling all summer. with big Or
dinance which the councils of that city
passed and which the Mayor has yet re-
fused to sign. In other words, it is root
hog or die, with the Mayor, the pigs
fron1a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

Mrs. o. II. Sticklcs, mother OF tho
bankruptcies which were born Aug, 2s'h
last, died at Stratford, Conn, aged %
years, on Tuesday The children ar" we'll
and living. In her ten years of married
life she gave birth to some twclvech'ldren
The husband was farmer Of only moder-
IN ,naonu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11
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