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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-05-13

One hundred sixty acres, 4 miles
south of Mineral Point city; good
buildings; 30 acres under cultivation;
40 acres timber and pasture; running
water. Win be sold at bargain If
sold soon. Good cheese factory and
school house within less than half a
mile Of the place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-05-13

For further information In regard to
any Of the above property, inquire Of
N. X. IANMATRE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-05-13
Spring
Dress Goods.

For Ladies arc arriving
daily. and Of which more
will be said later,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
50. s. DounG
Ratb tar Ratter

Dor hber so Sabren f6on uurbe
WrS. MihSlptp's Soothing Gprup
bon Willionen bon Miittern beim 3ab.
men ber ainber attgemenbet. Wirii bu
i'm S6lafe burd bas Gdreien eines
ainbes gefbrt, bas i'm 3abnen ifi unb
Dor 69meraen iueints Menn 10, IafIe
fofort eine 6lai9e bon rNsrs. Winss
Ions Soothing 6prup" bolen. Sein
Wertb i5f nnbeaablbar. gS wirb BEN
tleinen 2eibenbeu iofort 2inbernns ber'
f9affen. BerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es iit fein 3meifel barhber. 60 beiIt
Opfenterp nnb Diarrboe, regnIirt ben
Magen unb bic Rieren, beieitigt Mtnb,
aolit, ermei6t ben Gaunten, berbin,
bert gntsiubung unb itdrtt bas ganae
Spffem. sMrs. Bin5lolpS SOOTHING
eprup4 fiir 3abnenbe ainber ift aages
nebm in gefdmad unb bas Reeept
ftammt bon einem Der beiten tueibIi1en
Ner5te In ben Ser. @taaten. Go III bel
allen Druggihen in ber sanaen Welt au
baben. preis Is Gents per 6fai9e.
3auft niDts anberes, als Wsrs. Win8s
Ions SoothiugsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
81. 80. Wacalaiiter.
6euer. unb Sernabos
8er1herune.
Sel. 413.

aus Mien tommt bic Na6ri1t
bon einem sroBen siese Der Deuti6en
I'm parlament. Der 6iterrei@ii6e
Rei6sratb bot nod duBerft fnrmifder
Sibung ben ,,pofen gilr'. bic grs
rihtung zines ilopeuii6sn nuterspm.
naaums In BET tibermiesenb beutI9en
Stabt Silt betrefeub, nit 109 geaen
98 Stimmen Ueruorfen. Die bentl9e
Ginfe iubelt, bic ssiamnlten antibsuts
f6en parteien toben. Die b6bmifhen
Abgeorbneten Sufereie unb Stranstp
f9rien: ,Gas III cine G9ma9 BON
ben Deutiden". 8eaet6nenb 1T. baB
bic beuif6tlerifalen unb italisnii9en
Mitslieber ber enti&eibenbsn Gibuus
fern blieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
S 6 Il / + e {.

Giferne W iin3e II bilbeten friiber
bas alleinige umlanfsmittel In Sapan.
Gus porsellan weroenbie
Miin;en in Siam, Sinterinoleu,
ber9eitellt
Ole anaabl atler Dienf.
mdbden in 4ari5 miro aui 140, 900
angenommen.
Z 3ebntaufeno Yelocipebe
fur Drieftraeel pirb beu,na9it
bic britiide Poft anidafien.
Oie erf fen 9onbi9nbe,
ipel9e In europa ertudbnt ,pur6en,
tau,en i'm 9obre 1921 aus benz Often.
Gmertfauii6e Stubentin.
men ueiittn bieiem Semeiter bie Der.
liner nniuerittdt 3iuifden 40 uub so
auf.
Gin 3u9 amertfanti9er
81 enba bnwagen 1T felt aur3em
auf Der 2inie 9onoon,S ,Saittnss, Gnss
lamb, In Dienit seitellt.
Das papft1ide Budget fir
1897 balansirt nit 1900, 900 Qire
($1, 900, ,0Oo) in ben Ginnabmen unb
nit ebeniO piel in ben gussabeu.
Sin l43 uerldiebene Reli.
9tonSieften, obne bte ltnabb6n.
gt9en airden uub fir li9 beftebenbeu
aonsresationen, sibt es in Ontel
Cams panoe.
Ole iapauii9e Dampf.
fdiff< Qinte mad ben ruiiiiben
0die,l ont Sdmar3en Wteere iutro i'm
nddlien Sriiblabre er0iinet. Die 6fotte
beitebt nus l6 S9iffen.
SUIT 33 uerfdiebene @er.
lenarten bat elm fran3Uiti1er Na-
turiorl9er in 9iuBlanS fonitotirt.
Sieb3ebn bieier 9erlenarten iperben
ionlt nirgeubs, als i'm 3arenrei6e, ses
funoen.
Die SeiSenranpe 1T elmer be.
ionbereu Granf9eit, .R6tbeA senannt,
aisseiest. Qestere sibt ii6 burd bla6.
rotbe Gleden ON 0eibe au erfennsn unb
bat, tpie man slaubt, idle9te Der.
6auut,g CUR l1rSahe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
1rensiaes 9dtf,eln

erbeut bic Gef4ts,hse Der @Ia6l&eu, bte NIT Sllfs
Bon Scfeiter's Masenbttters BON ben aaaIe ber
RaIarta, Rterens, HIaien. unb @auenseeibeu, Dss,
pepiie rter Rsrscftdt i&ueu unb srdHbIt& turtrt
rcrbea fnb. tinb sieie Edue iinb sar uiat ielteu.
mite BITE sabretAen S4retben her @etsltsn bepstien,
pelGe fretwiases 3ensntb fur bie pcrtrefHten Btr,
tuussn bes 8ttters abIesea. 8u ben Gefatrfsnalsn,
rsI&e Masen, Gtnsepeibe anb aeber In BEN Gtas
blum trantbafter Retsuns auibtien, setSreH saitr.
f,s 9opfreb, Gpbbrenneu, tlebeItett GteI Spets
fen, &ppetttmansel, blaie eautfarbe, GlaaSIosteit
ber Gaseu unb unreselmdbtSer StuhlSans. IRAN
iplte auf bteie Garnunsen teta aten nnb ttneu NIT
etuer anr NIT bem Bttters besesueu. @aIb wtrb ber
nehIetoise Gushru6 aus BEN 0eft&t hes 9eibenhen
}6ptnben, er wtrb wteoer frpb unh gutter Dtuse
ben. Benn Du has @eshtI baf, e iet etrae nt&t
rtdtts NIT Detnem SeFnben, sretfe sum 1ttters,
es wirt Dir telfeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
Ge,pifs semr Ssa6ldeiafeit.

gs III mnbesreiflid baB es nod eeus
te 9ibt tpelde BON &teumati6mus ges
pla9t tperben, tpent er 70 leiht BON
Saloatien Sel furirt tpirb. TaB bies
iplrflid 70 1T tpirb burd Serrn g. 3.
Sdraoer, Spierce, 9iebr., be;eu9t, er
ia9t: "Sd sebrauhte Salpaticn Sel
nno id bin ilber,eu9t baB es fem tcls
leres siniment siebt. SD litt piele
Wcnate an Hheumatismus uno fpnn>
te feline einberuug befcmmen bis id,
Salpaticn Sel 9ebrauhte. 3pei
6lafden furirten mid sdnslid, unc id,
befinbe mid, jest 70 ipcbl fpie frilber. +"
Salpaticn Sel fcllte in feinem s,aule
fehlen, es fcifet nur 25 Gents. g8enn
gerfdufer einen anberen cber billiaere
en- 9lrtifel empfeblen 70 gebe niht bas
rauf Elm, Salpattcn Del 1T bas bette
BON allen einimenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
I'm Berlin fQub In Der Soubol

- Su Berlin fonb In Der 5onbale
eine bon taufenben bon 8eiGdftsleuten
beiudte MafienberfammInng ffatt, be.
rem 3wed elm MaHen. groieit gesen bic
ditan6fe poIiaeiDerorbnune In Betreii
Der Sonntagsbsilisuns unb ginReuuug
beS 8eifdfts betriebes an Sonniagen
mar. gerufene Rebner iegten in tiber,
seusenber Weiie bic empfinbIide S6d.
bisung ber 8erliuer Detailgeifdfte unb
bic bur6 baS 8erbot bebinsten aabI.
reihen nnannebmli6teiten fur bas
pubIitum bar, unb nit allieitiger gu,
ftimmung murbe bic @iarei6ung elmer
WafeHspeiiiion. In pelber um @iber,
ruf Der poliseiberorbnuns Ober bod
Der brhdenbffeu 8efimmungen berfels
ben, gebeten mirb, bef6Iufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
Scr @inter fonlnlt

uub mir baben uns bur9 Anfdaffung
zines groBen 8orratbes Don 6iIsi1us
ben, bie mir bon so Gents an mn6 aufs
Ddrts perfaufen. barauf porbereitei.
gbeuio baben mir elm sroBes 2ager
bon aleu Sorten bon 9errens, Do,
meu' unb 9inberiduben gu ben billig,
fen Preifeu. @ummifiiefel unb 0ums
mif@ube fRr i9le6tes @etter. Spredf
tn unferem neuen Store por.
@inberelia 6 9ubspalaft.
2l3 Nlamosp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
Die 8erliner 8I6tter hrinoea

- Die Berliner BIdtter brineea TINS
mer mebr ginaelbeiten tber bas gorIe.
ben Der rbuntlen gbrenmdnner", mel,
DE Der rt.2abow:prOeeb ans 9a.
seslibt gefbrbert bot. go bef6dftigt
R9 Der v&eidsbote" nit benz gr3ipibel
WormannsS S6umantt. Gas 8latt ers
tldrt, bob 6Gumann au9 ber gerfais
fer ber 8rof9hre Scr Bui9boh. pros
ceB1, tpeI6er unter benz Namen Obers
minber uer6ffentlibt morben 1T. iei.
Die Brofdiire befabte R6 nit ben,
3antener sanabenmorS prneeB bonn
Sabre 1892 nub bot ungebeuer pisl aur
Mnfrei3ung eegeH ben angefl leteu. ben
2aniener SGlddtermeiifer 8ui9boff
unb bic bOriissH Subsn tttsrbaupt bsi'
getragen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
"Lone Star" tut Sabre 1897.

Wftt benz Sabre adtSebubauDer1
a1emn5t8 uno feds
ST eS-beua ptmuteI iet 0ans g nun
,,eE"
ST ntd3t bteI bamtt lps getpejen,
9&sie tpsr Mle erlebt mnO aeIeieu;
9offentlid, tntrbs, tbr 2eier. ibr ltebem,
8efier tint Sabre nemmaig mmo ifebeul
9ie Mnsiibtea ffno ia aud 8ans rer.
9uii9Iidb,
W6ntbe metuen iO8ar nprsiiaIim.
ltub utr bic 8ider bon Yrufefiipu
Wurr'u, bah es nitbt btel beffer fd,uu!
8alO fiRt amf benz gtnbfe als Yr6ii=
bent,
Ser Wfanu, ben tian Wacsstmleg neunt,
llnb beietti8t nit Q8iirbe anb @ra.
nttiit
Dte alte Jiuan5.
lluO fprat, bah burM 31lle In aller
gtille
llucle SamS 8eutel ftd9 tuieoer titIle.
gdbcs lit bas Wertran'n tuteDer ber,
9etteat
9uh febit'S nod leiber an BEN.
8feiu8elo.
Mber bpffemtlidb redbt balo fdbom
2ebbafter suirb bie Circulation.
3R suitnidben iudr'e, bah baS amtb It,
BET W6be
Sm benz LonesEtarsStnate 9eim6be.
Hub bafs To B1lbe buriiber iebnm
Seoe ,,9lemnse" utsb ,,Gta8natipm"
Seber iuttuft9et baS tuubt nit
&dmet5en
9tuirtdsti8 uuo aus boIlem @eraeu!
M6ee Der QHnnim Ia GriitlInmg
9ebm
9af I'm uenen Sabr befiere 8eiten
tutr feb'm!
gtokt au ornm NIT fd3aumenoeia
clone Starr 8ier:
9n aeaes Sabr. Der 8rnf Gilt 9tr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
8mdleas Mrnica galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8elt fir G6nitte,
Gaeti6unsen, @eidwiire, 6ieber. unb
5ant Gusldlas, 5le6ten, 9eiprunsene
9dnoe, 5roitbealen uno slle Sautfrant
beiten; furirt Sdmorrbulben obsr feline
8s5abluns g0llise 8ufrieoenbeit aas
rantirt ober 6as @elb ipirb auriideritats
tet. rs Gents bic Sdadtel. Bum
Verfauf in alien Npothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11

- um bic @ermauiRrung Der i'm
prenbif@eu Deere bienenben poIen su
befdIeunigen. III ibnen bur9 cine CO.
binets. Orbre berboten porben, inners
balb Der &aiernen ober i'm Dienne
pplnil9 su fpre6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
Beoeuteube Barsains III Qduoereien,

9a i'd tn ben Iebten stpsi Sabrsn
perf6iebene 2anbfireden i'm itibmef.
Ii9en 8beile bes Staates eegen 6p.
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd
iebt im 6toube, iol6e 2dnbereien 3am
wirtli9eu aDifenpreife unter
shnnisen 8ebingungen unb niebrieem
gro3entiabe ar Dertaufen. Suites
Garni., Gen. unb Weibelanb. nit unb
obne BerbeRerungen. In tleinen unb
sroben Sttiden.
8esen gin3elbeiten, preiie, Rate
Der SntereHeu, 8ef6reibune bss Gan.
beS &c. f6reibe mon on
6. 3. GbaabIer,
102 gaff @rodettitrabe. gbanbIer glbe.
Refereu3eH: Sebe 8ant in San
Intonic.
Wer~ Wat.Rutrtne" "nur bat I'm Maaen,
Der fam aud aGes ionfi pertragen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
YaNa9es8tuette auer Mrt
Nad uub bon europa.

Sept if bic 3eit. Sidets 3u taufen
nnb Termanbte unb 8efannte aus ber
alien Seimatb berhberfommen su iaKen.
Weget genauer Snformation tuents
man fi9 on
80. s. DonnG
@eneral.p .pafagiersQeent bet Wallorp
Dompfers Qinie.
523 CAT 6oufon Strabe, San Ans
tonic, 3era8.
Offiaieller Ngent fur ale surop1i.
i@eu Oaupfer Qinien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11

- Die feinfen 5orten adie In Dor.
sellau. uub 8led,bh6ien, Neuf9oteller,
Fromage de Bris. gamembert, 60.
quefort &c. s. Gifel & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11

q. QoOetuils, Cab Grocer.
5rif6e Waaren, niebrise greiie,
prompte abIieferuns. Gin 8eriua ers
beten. 1888 Sib.alamosStro6e gde
gamar9s. 8elepbpn 433,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11


pia Sn 8abn, ebenfaH8 2anas
unb
RGsBY, StdetAsen5 C.M STONE, Side.Aant,
9ofofFc @educ AIamo
w. sRIsAMoRE anbe Srat gfof esbduSe
e. GALBRAITH D. PRIOR,
aes-afR ga gst, 9aIn sa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-01-11
~
Siir tn 2Iafatta>D Ditriktea

2ebenSe iinb Gutt's YiIIen unerlasti&;
iis erbaltsn ben &0rper.O Orsanismus in
pollfanbiss OrSnuns unb lis bsipirsss
Sblaluts 6filune
BON SOpfidmer,su, 1srbauuussbs.
f4psrbsu. Malaria. 2sbsrlsib.n. Ser.
itopfuns unb alien Gall.ntransbe,t.u.
9utt's 2eber, !, Piue,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
TILE EEUER4L PATRONAGE.

So far as can be gathered from outward and
visible signs the public generally is not taking
a very profound interest in the purely personal
questions relating TO the Federal appointments
in this city and State under the new Administra-
ton. That our junior United States Senator
our members of Congress aid number of
earnest patriots in the Republican County Com
mittee and elsewhere who have constituted
themselves a sort of governing Board of the
party do take an absorbing interest in them and
consider them Of vital Importance is quite evil
dent. These gentlemen, frcm Senator Plat, who
is said to receive and answer hundreds Of let
tiers on the subject daily and who makes weekly
pilgrimages to this city in order TO hold solemn
councils thereon down to the lowest in the list
Of expectant tide walters have been giving it
their entire time and most serious thought these
many weeks. 1t Is a noteworthy circumstance,
however, that the interest in the distribution Of
Federal patronage is confined TO the narrow
circle of citizens who make n profe ssion Of
politics and derive a livelihood from its spells.
Not within the memory Of the present genera
ton or since the declaration of the Jacksonan
principle. ITO the victors belong the spos," has
there been so little public interest manifested in
the changes in the Federal offices in this city
and State which usually follow the advent of
new Administration. This may be accounted
for partly by the fact that the extension of the
Civil Service rules has reduced the number Of
places and amount Of patronage heretofore in
Guided among the spoils, but more because exist
ing political conditions preclude the necessity
for removals as matter of party policy. 1t so
happens that nearly all the inCumbents of the
important Federal offices il this city and State
helped put the present Administration in power
There is, consequently, no general demand for
their removal upon party considerations.
In this state of things there is no reason why
the President and his advisers should go about
with the opportunities and persistence Of the
Governing Board. without taking ample time
for deliberaton and weighing carefully as well
the arguments for and against making any
changes at all as the merits and claims Of APP
plicants In the case OF most OF the officers
there is no charge Of ncompetency, jnefiiciency
or lack Of fidelity to their trusts brought against
the present incumbents. And In view Of the fact
that they helped elect the pr esent Administration
there seems to be no basis for charge of per
nlclous partisan activity. The only ground upon
which their removal can be asked Is that they
are not members In good standing OF the "regu
lar" Republican organization. 1t is also to be
observed that the only claim advanced in favor
OF the applicants for these places ls-not that
they possess any special qualifications for them
or have shown any fitness for the discharge or
the duties thereof, but that they are active Re-
publican partisans In full communion with the
close corporation which exercises the functions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
THE CHARTER HEARING.

The grave and earnest Iguments against the
charter TO which Governor Black listened yes
terday with becoming attention necessarily ira
verscd much ground which the opponents OF the
scheme have made familiar but the evils winch
are SIRE 10 follow immediate consolidation on
the terms proposed. and especially those evils
which the practical conflict of charter and Con
stitutIon will produce. have never before been
set forth in so complete and impressive man.
ner One poInt which is entirely new. we think.
was made by Mr. John +. Parsons. The CHAR
tor Commissioners so far realized the necessity
of altering the Constitution. in order that the
new form of government may operate safely ana
satisfactorily as to propose amendments TO the
organic law which two Legislatures must ap-
prove and the people ratify. The delay incident
IN this procedure Is admitted to be unfortunate,
hnt The Commission and other advocates OF the
charter contend that for the space OF three years
the city can get along without very serious in
Jury But suppose that the people should moi
accent the proposed amendments? In that case.
rs Mr.. Parsons concisely puts it, the govern
ment of Greater New York, already installed ana
making a shift to perform its functions, would
be thrown into absolute chaos.
This objection important in itself. is add-
tionally effective as calling attention once more
10 the fundamental argument Of the opposition
namely. that there is not the faintest shadow
of necessity for haste in this mOmentous bust
ness OF course nobody actually alleges that
these communities whose future Governor Black
so largely controls are engaged in desperate
struggle for existence, ana must take stupen
dous chances as last resort. But those VINO
advocate the immediate enactment Of the char
ter cannot Justify their conduct except by plead
ing that fantastic hypothesis they concede
that the charter is faulty, that the Constitution
is in the way of its proper operation. and that
beyond doubt these obstacles must be removed
in one way or another. But they say That IL
must be adopted. all the same. We must accept
il now and trust to time and politics TO make
if what it ought TO be Why must we? That
question has been asked thousand times but
never once answered by anybody: and for the
simple reason that the only possible answer is
that the Republican machine insists, which is
no answer at all.
1t is universally acknowledged by supporters
of the charter and most explicitly by those
who made it, that legislative and constitutional
amendments must be procured as soon as pos
sible in order TO render It's operation tolerable
The time to apply those cOrrectives is while we
are still living under a system which does not
subject us 10 such wrongs and risks as this new
scheme of government is clearly seen to involve
There is much to be gained and absolutely moth
inc of value to be lost by following that natural
and reasonable order Of procedure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
PERSONAL.

Richard Watson Cider has written person"
etter and an original poem for the McCulloch Cuo'
OF the Plymouth. congregational Church. iho.a''-
apolis. the occasion of its annual meeting 9 n n
religious lines is named for the !ate pastor OF rns
church, the Rev. Oscar G. McCuIoch VINO VIZ" VIZ
known to nearly every charity orgahi%"'''" III ~"
country.
s. r. Kerfoot jr Of Chicago. has just given 10
the Historical Society of Chicago valuable col
lection of document, and maps reating 10 the ea,y
history Of the city The collection was made 9 f9
the late Horace NJ. Singer. VINO DequeatEeu IL w
the father Of Mr.. Kerfoot.
George D. NJ Pexotto, Of Cleveland, is painting
a portrait Of Secretary Gage ard has an order 10
paint three portraits Of President Mckinley
Senator Mason Of Illinois. says that it cost him
half of his salary last month to write letters TO
oflceseekers. Ard even then he has to spend som
hours every day IN seeing personally onice-seehe'
who call on him.
brilliant reception for hansen was given by
the Roya, Geographical Society OF Copenhagen on
his return from France and Germany. Crown
Prince Frederick. honorary president of the
ciety. gave address, i'm which he praised
was enthusiastically received by the audience.
which included all the royal family the Dowager
Czarra o. Russia the Princess of Wales the Min
stry and the scientific circles of Copenhagen
Anerwar1 there was a banquet. followed by 2
torchlight parade of students "ho were addressed
by Nansen; or the following day hansen received
n gold medal from the King
tIeh anniversary OF his connection with The
Worcester (Mass) Spy"
The engagement Of Miss Rachel Cameron. daugh-
ter of ex-senator Cameron, and Chandler Hale, son
of Senator Hale announced yesterday Mss
Cameron is the fourth daughter OF Mr.. Cameron.
and is year two older than Mr. Hale, though
she Is n slender blonde, and looks younger Mr..
Hale is the eldest Of the Senator's three sons, and
was recently appointed secretary of the American
Embassy at Rome. He IS about twenty-f0ur. and
was named for his grandfather the late Zach
ariah Chandler OF Michigan. No plans have been
made for the wedding. and 1t is quite likely that
II will not take place before next autumn. when
Mr.. Hale will come home for a visit and take his
bride back to Rome
Boston. April ls.-Curts Guild the venerable Ed
tor Of The Boston Commercial Bulletin" ccle-
brate1 the ffteth anniversary of his entrance
into newspaper work to-day. He Is seventy years
old. and has been proprietor of THE Commercial
bulletin since 1859 His first newspaper work was
done as member Of the staff of '"rhe Boston
Journal" and later he associated with Roland
Worthington in the publication Of The Traveller"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20

was comparatively large the excess OF exports
of coin and bullion over imports OF ore Deihg
So9iO.3SS. and for the nine months tha' eAces'
was S2I97S,O0S. This sum. taken from he' ~"
ports of gold leaves only S9oliVO. palo ny
actual movement of specie hithcr. against ,iic
enormous merchandise balance OF exports i"i'
fact alone suffices to indicate that the Imports
are largely undervalued. and perhaps more
largely than any Of the experts have DeheVeu'
But there remains in any case very iarSe p"'
ance due To this country on merchandise ac-
count which has either been paid for American
securities sent hlther during the warfare Oh
National honor last year. or still remains to the
credit of American houses in future operations.
The exports were considerably larger III
March than in February. which propapy lore
shadows larger exports during the coming Two
months than during the same mcnths last year.
because the shrlnkage early in the year mas
ceased. On the other hand. the Increase OF
about S1OOOOOOO in imports over those OF feD-
ruary also indicates an increasing movement OF
goods hther, partly in preparation LOT he"
duties and larger Increase than had been IN
dicated by the returns at New-York alone Some
increase also appears in April and probably
greater will be disclosed in returns from other
ports, If the account Of receipts OF 4o.ll4 Dales
of wool nj Boston within single week Is cor
rect Should the imports continue to increase.
the question whether new duties should be ex-
acted from April may become one OF consid-
cradle importance in many branches or pusihesS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
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LOCAL STAGE AFFAIRS.

There ia always "A squirt Of theatrical enterprise
incidental TO the Easter season. ard 1t occurred
last night. as usual at many theatres. the pro-
ceedings however with little exception were unim'
por;ant The most notable and interesting incl
dent was Ada Rehans first assumption OF the
character of Miranda in The Tempest large
audience at Days Theatre. enjoyed and APP
plauded this fine performance, ard evinced a
ma tural delight in one Of the Lowell lest ShakesPearan
pagcants ever presented here. Another notable
event was the presentation. at the Lyceum Theatre.
of Mrs Rylcys farce of comic implications. called
1.-THE Mysterious Mr. Bugle."
new farce. called The Man From Mexico
was pleasantly produced at Hoyts Theatre The
Broadway Theatre was reopened. and Mr.. Frank
Daniels and his associates appeared there in the
we-known popular opera" The Wizard OF the
Nile" Mr. l.. II. Sothern. at the Harlem opera
House acted in An Enemy to the King. Mr..
Wilton Lackaye. Miss Marie Wainwright. and other
performers came forth in the Garden Theatre, pre-
sentng a piece called DR. Begraf one of the
immatcrial consequences of Mr.. Du Mauriers
Svengali Nine. Soma at the Irving Place
Theatre acted in the German version OF Mr.. Sar-
dous Diplomacy" Changes were effected in the
Irish drama of Sweet Inniscarra," at the Four
teenth Street Theatre Charles Hopper and his
associates appeared at the Star Theatre in Chin
mie Fadden."
Mr.. Jefferson will deliver his familiar lecture on
Acting this evening, at the Union League Cluo.
where, also. will occur reception and supper In
compliment to the veteran actor.