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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Bank Building May Replace the Old Gus
tom House.

Herbert A, Sherman. who has been commits
stoned by the Government to arrange for the
sale Of the old Custom House property on Wall
street. has had conferences with interests iden-
titled with the National City Bank. which. it is
understood would like to secure the property
for tho site OF a banking building. The law
provides that the property shall not be sold for
less than s 3.00O.O0O. but the Treasury authori-
ties expect that il will bring at least So, 500. O00,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Anti.Quny Men Have n New Candidate.

HARRIsRuRG, Pa, April THE Joint ballot
to-day WIS without incident. There were many
pairs, but no indication OF tho promised de-
velopmcntS next week. Col. L. A. Irwin OF
Clearileid, tho commander Of the O.J Buck
tails. a famous regiment during the civil
war, received the vote OF the anti-puuy men.
The ballot resulted: Quay, 40; jerks. ~: Irwin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Warden sage's Successor.

ALBANY. April 1T is understood about the
Capitol that the contest between the friends OF
Allison Johnson Of White Plains and OF Leroy
Jacobs of Greene county over the succession
TO Warden Sage as Warden OF Sing Sing prison
has been settled. and that johnson will be APP
pointed. The change will be brought about on
May !. johnson was strongly urged for the
place by Congressman Ward and the friends Of
former Gov. Black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Gov. Bushnell Gives a Y. NJ. c. A. $40, 900.

~SPRINGFIELD. o.. April Gov. Bushnell
created a pleasant sensation at the Board Of
Trade meeting tonight. when he announced
that he would give $4,000 to tho committee
tomorrow toward n 100000 Y. NJ. c. A.. build
ing to be erected within one year. He said the
Springfield Y. NJ. &. A., will 1000 members.
should have Il home. A lot next to Blacks
Opera House has been purchased and paid for.
and now $1,000 is in sight for the new
1,tiIllinn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April IA movement
is on foot for a Southern organization in opro-
sition to the Railroad Car Trust. which has alb
sorbed most Of the plants for the manufacture
Of railroad ears and equipment throughout tho
North and Northwest. Two strong Southern
companies remain outside the combine. and It
Is these two which purpose to come together.
They are the Lenoir City Car Works. situated
at Lenoir City, Loudon county. Tenn. and tho
Elliot Car CompnnN OF Gadsden. Ala.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
FIN Avenue Nia,l Bor Robbed

Policeman Evans Of tho West Thirtieth
street police statian discovered last night that
the door Of the mail box at the northwest
corner OF FiiJh avenue aud TniTty-first street
had been tempered with. The officials at
station Il removed the box. II could not he
learned last night whether any mail had been
GfOlnD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Brice Holdings in Two Railroads Sold.

CLEVELAND. O.. April THE Brice holdings
Of both the Lake Erie and Western and the
Cleveland. Akron and Columbus Railroad stock
have been sold. The Lake Erie and Western
stock was purchased either by one Of the Van
derbilts or Mr.. Twombly. The Cleveland.
ESTATE has been bought by the Pennsylvania
people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
RACING.
henninGs Card Decided In Rain-Three
More Wins for Odom.

WASHINGTON. April 7.-As the rain fell in
cessantly to-day the grand stand was deserted,
except during the running OF the races. as the
regulars" were the only ones that. made the
trip to the track, The third race furnished an
exciting finish. Merrilly. Monometallist and
spalder being heads apart at the all-important
line. II was even UP between the layers and
the talent. for while three f~avoritos won, tho
Duke OF MiddleburR was at q prohibitive price.
and only the heavy bettors made wagers on
him. Jockey Odom increased his winning
mounts by riding in three races. all Of which
ne captured. Bloodhound was ordered
scratched from the first race. as there. nro for
IFg, ,tS gnonntinG to sl2o. due on him from the
The tlye:year;old gclding Double Dummy,
ths nr9perty Of F Frisbie ( Co. was scratched
70 either name or register him with the Jockey
Hm,untp: oec9rding to the rules. Frlsble win
registered. Bromley & Co., former owners Of
P PSSsyot otf:r ede s &nTjSu to to f gss t Bal, RoT fss 1 SIn.
which was refused. With only ~ poSnds oh on
chance OF, capturing the Suburban Handicap
meantime, DAILY purchased Sc Dan BSnfo TfR0fF of 81 Il .6 rs
e. the wecding;opt sale Of the Bromley 4 Co.
day: IAN 'u"''''r'o9 .
First Race-Five urlongs-Boncy Boy, ia
,Srhsrrerl 4 to o and out, won; Judge whrdell. ll3
,OLearyl, third: Time. l:O4 30. Russella Walden,
Alice Farley and Billali also ran.
Second Raco--Six furlongs-Dr. Parker, % tOdom,.
- 10 , and even, won. ChArentus, 10 -, herrerj, 2 TO
. for place. second; SIR Floran. 100 Moody, third.
Time. ia 40. knieh t of the Garter, Bishop Reed
and Color also ran.
Third Race Maiden two.yearolds; half a mile
Merrilly. iO3 tMcGannl. 7 TO 2 and I to 5, won;
MOnometalllst, No uRyanl. I to / for place, second;
Spalder, loH lOI.cary,. third. Time, o53 40. Be
Be S and Newton Anger also ran.
Fourth Rncc-sts and a half fnrlone.-sister Fox.
~ iOdom'. even and 2tb .. won: TINKER. lO2 blew
~. . to for place. second; Plantain, VI (Seatonl,
third. Time, 10. walsworth and Water Girl also
ran.
fIfth RaCc-One mile-Duke Of Middleburg, P2
tOdoml. to / and out, won, Tyran, 81 A. Hewitt,
ont for place, second. Fila Daily, 100 Hewitt, third.
Time. lE4I. No other starters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

Special cable Dripdch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. April There is great excitement
at Thornycroft's shipyard. in Chiswick, which
is guarded night and day by detectives, under
the direction Of Inspector Littlechild. With
the aid Of specially constructed furnaces the
lead keel OF the new racing cutter shamrock.
weighing between SO and 100 tons, has been
cast IN the presence Of the ThOrnycrofts and a
number OF eNpertg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
BinGhnmton Preacher Called to Chicago.

CHICAGO. April The South Congrcga-
tlonal Church Of this city has extended n
unanimous call to the Rev. W. q. Thorp. pastor
OF the First congregational Church OF Bing-
hamton, \. \. He has not indicated whether
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THIs DAT.
Sun rises. -. 8 81 Sun sets o 81 Moon rises 41s
HIOH wATER-TBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 3 "a Gov. Isl'd. 8 26 He'll Gate. $40
Arrivcd-FRIDAY April 7.
IS werkcndam, Bruinsma. Rotterdam.
Ss Aohican, Dickens. Swansea.
Ss Weimar, Blocker, Bremen.
Is Nile. Morris. ProareEo.
Sc 81. Andrew, Fitzgerald. Newcastle.
So Lidis. Roreden. Santiago.
s. Pocahontas. James. Venice.
S. City OF Birmingham, Burg, Savannah.
Is Figilancia. Reynolds. Havana.
For later arrivals see First Pags.I
ARRIVED our.
SIS Palatia. from New York. at Hamburg.
PASSED.
SIS Somadic. from New York for Liverpool. passed
the Lizard.
SAILED FROM FoREI6N PORTS.
SIS State of Nebraska, from Glasgow for New York.
SIS Mauitou, London for New York.
& SIS Ethiopia, from Glasgow for New York.
SAILED FROM DOMESTIC PORTS.
ss ~IroIuois. from Jacksonville for New York.
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c0LFING AT ST. ANDREWS.
anil pLaY HANDICAP TO END THE
aLpsrrescHoLASTIC TOURNAMENT.

n. L. h"snoeI TIed for tho Hest Gross
and Watch round. ut the Ocean County
scores Cnuntry CIub-FixturesT To-Day.
ro,,rrcd cards in the medal play
Eighteen "m,arscboIostic Tournament At
handicap at the NV 49,, ..a,,.l,. ,La ot,s-
n% ;" Andrews Golf club yesterday tne CLOS
teo"' ia , ,yeak 81 Rolnng that has fully
lng event IN stm.o ~, tbe Youngest players
demonstrated the sN'' y, Nv '...L. a.
,hs game. A drenrhinE ram chuRh' tno
lnst few pa,t' w., snno NJ the Withdrawals
,.urry for she''', ~ en- 80 Al T.
"l due The handicap cup fell to VI. l'
WY ,o,v. with %. IA, 81. lie ts cutter boy'
N. school thus W'N'"H 80 -
nri,es There was n tie Tor the oest gross
tH'p',so l between Winston. the match play
S,n,,r over Hol!ins. Jr. ana Nanderpoe'' inc
Nane the best Of the week at the score
.,rs
ga"s tournament the par aggregate score.
hy,a kipg the best record at each hole.
made p' 0N
m. .. ..... = 3-8s-7a
in . NJ -,
poclo Tor The course ~ ~. Inc polS leel
very Kindly tqn3r' the IS st. Snt andrews, Th cup ron for
lament cG% ,o.r,,'Iy 81 y '%s i' is. thanks s't to ' the
w. ~ ., g. a., rprullr intprSrnOlaStlC golf
cuV, ,,,on A. vo'. the tournament last year
ass9c'"',-" ,,., nm Lv the boys OF the
hayinE been -"','" Wv W W. ,mb. r,,,n.
T,levooI school am! tile last p' inc cutter
Len. Lut the boys talk " forming a regular
Iasvt,' i,etSrr The -uumr vacation. Three OF
sI5iHltCncurS 10 columbia but Dotn WINSTON
and Holm lr nave ,.,,, 1 mr.; IN IN the orgnn.'
sud th"EE WI, ' ,",Nr..rlIroIlstic league. The scores
iI StiTr . "'
a., u,,,hr,,t. riilcr- Gro,L. Hp. Net.
Nj ~ : ; Il b-+7
,nt = 4 o. u ; so % Il 81
,,,l,rr.,l uptchkiss-
S. oakley NA-'iII' . u : $50
~ o-,r Winston. cutler
oSt. ! eLt o, M
Ia. v "
Boil 81 ' Il = q s-53
S' :, , 3 : 6-%7-1oo 0 81
;" v,,.,, ur,t.-
CdTtn.e N',s'Vt a " ! 4 $50
oi'". = Xxx a :, T-56-l12 10 o.
10
r VI Aros'a NJ At c-5s
o,u" q ! e-5S-ll4 IS 90
u ,.,,,,r-
OUT i , d : . s-6T-l14 le as
Tn' ~ : I 30 4-55-1l7 10 lol
a. v,,.,n cutter
Out : :" - . s--SSs-,,o "a ~,
- - u.,b,a,1 Ir poutret-
Out u . - 5-bo ,o
In 80 = . " '" w.
Ar'ema' Home. In',,' $50
In b " . 5 > Il X 6-6'-ll7 - 1903
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Col. Hecker Denies That lie Has Secured
Cuban Franchises.

DETROIT. Mich. April 7.-CoI. Hecker hns
telegraphed, here the denial OF any interest on
his part IN the Cuban water rights franchise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

Inc cur finals at thlrty-six holes and a medal
,ny handicap will be the events in the special
armament at the Ocean County Hunt and
NOoddtrS Tub to-day. At the Golf Club Of Lake
ep,ru tneFe WI he an open handicap, without
scores 's an, WIN cups for the first and second net
sh "H M'.i aIso meet the Country Club Of Vest
dIstriiccti M a match, The other Metropolitan
nj, a. .'shts include the first monthly handi-
ACTPssii9ps az the Nutley Golf club. Crescent
%hs,d .h The Richmond County Country Club.
b. eo Sm" INKS viii he opened for the season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

SIS State of Nebraska, from Glasgow for New York
SIS Mauitou, London for New York.
& IS Ethiopia, from Glasgow for New York.
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~. g. & =. 0abn.
Mbfahrt.

Na9 Baco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ram
ias Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tda.
LID 5 100 Mor9ens unb $3.50 Mbenba.
Nnfunft.
won @bicaso, ct. Souls, RanIas 9th,
Dallas, Srrt @ortb unb Baco, tdas
LID ..8 80 8orm. unb 10 30 9lbenbs.
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Sapfere Mammer fallen

grfranfunsen bes Masens, ber 2eber
uuo Der @ielen gum Dpfer, tuie au6
Srauen, uno ale ipiren Die Solsen ba=
BON bur9 appetitperluit, 8lutperunrei@
nisuns, &iideniueb, Nerboftdt, &opf=
tpsb nno ein allsemeines @efabG Der
S6tpa6e nno Der Waattisfeit. Gs 1T
aber sar ni6t n6tbis, baB man ii6 70
i6le9t fiblt. Man bore, mas s. @.
8arbner in Soapiue, Snb,ana, iast:
Electric 8itters 1T serabe bas, iuas
elm Menid braudt, tpenn er ii9 p6Gis
abseipannt fiiblt uno iuenn es ibm slei9z
siiltis setporoen 1T, ob er leben bleibt
ooer itirbt. gs bat raebr baau beige
trasen, mir neue &raft au berleiben, als
alIes g(noere, ipas i6 nebnlen fonnte.
Sd fann jebt Nqes enen unb babe tpie=
Der eine neue @nwartidaft auf ldnseres
2eben. 9eur so gts. it BET Mpotbefe
bon S. &alteDer & Son. Sebe Slal9e
miro garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-13

9lls lie in bem @obn5ilnner bic Sen=
ifer aufitieB, fiel i6r glif auf Die
I9male &abatte unter ibne1; lie 5eigte
i'm 3tpieli6t ibpn Die Spuren Der Ser
beiferrng, tpel0e Die fleinen 9dnoe Der
lungen Erall geiiern bOblt 5pedlos an
i6r borgenDmmen.
uMutterGen, flii1terte Martba. Sic
mar plDbli6 10 eigen geriibrt, iie ipuBte
ni6t marum. Der Sarte Suft Der &eIeoa
quoll gu iDr empor. Sbre 9onb itrefte
fi6 aus; lie ba6te an einen StrauB
als MDrgengruB fir Die junge Srau.
Sod nein-es Datte na9 9lftem ,pas
borsefallen, tpie cine 0ppofition gesen
ben 8ater arseeieben. uno bann-es
mar aud NOD ME gei6eben.
Sic 5og iid Suriif ,lno besann Das
3immer griinbli6 auf5urdumen. Gin
gemiitbli9er Qlnltri1 fonnte inn freili9
audi bllrG Die peinli6ite Oronung ni6t
9egeben tueroen; baau barg es gu nii9=
terne, fdmudloie ginri6tuns unb
barte, bunfle ssarber.
Wtartba breitete eben Die bdbli6e,
braune 9ede iiber oas 2eberiopba unb
fu6te i6r olr6 na6oriidlibes @latt=
itrei6en tuenisitens cine CUTE Seite OBJ
5ugetpinnen, als iie pl0bli6 erf6redt
aufbor6te.
S9tpere S6ritte flangen i'm 6aus=
fur, Die Silltertbiir tuuroe geDffnet uno
tpu6tie 5ugei6laeen, unb bann per=
nabnl Die atDemlos Spr6enbe ben 9ater
polternb ii, bet glemiie unb ben Stdl=
len wirtbi6aften. 9as bebeutete ni6ts
@utes.
Sic lief baitis, UNI 8ertrub gu
tpefen, i'm Sinaufeilen na9 oben for
genb bariiber na6finneno, mas ben 8a-
ter gu 10. ln9etpobnter @tunoe i9on
9erabgetrieben babe. 9eute bate er bod
feline @ei6dftsfabrt.
Nuf Dem qroBen, aalleriearti9en &Or"
rioor mar es nod odmmeris; iie itisB
an trsenb einen @esenitanb. 0arauf=
bin 0ffnete ii6 RAID Die Sblr, bic in
bas S6lafsena6 Der Gltern fibrte.
yWtama i rief Glies Ginber1timme
balblaut in Die 9untelbeit binaus.
9rob aller Nensitli9feit unb llneeipib-
hett flang In oem &uf cine 9(rt iubeln=
Der GrlOiung na@.
Wtartba NOR i'm 9eu BEL Der Gleinen.
uSit Mama f6on auf unb unten2"
fragte lie beitiirst. glber oas fonnte ia
ni6t iein; lie bate iie ia bemerfen
miifien.
elie itieB einen f6lu6ssnoen sDn
aus.
Sod brannte bic fleine 2ampe. Wear-
tba iab Bel ibrem S6ein fraeenb in bas
iammerboll enttdui6te &inberseii9t.
g6ait Su Die DIANA tpirflt6 nod
ni6t geieben9" fraste 9leinelfe, Die
9dno9en lneinanber ringeno. Damn
TT lie 9eipiB fort unb fommt ME tuie=
Der, neil @ater iie sei6lagen bat"
Sas eri6rodene Mao9en tparb blaB
bis in Die 9ippen. Sic muBte iid auf
einen Stubl ieben. Sbre sitternben
Singer 3ogen Die &leine ndber. .s}ino,
mas bats gegeben2" ifalnmelte lie.
sWann 1T Die Mutter fprt2"
s@eitern abeno f6on. Sd babe bic
ganSe gla6t eetpartet un6 Der Sater
9etuiB au6, oenn er hat ii9 ni1t ms
gett gele9t-aber iie fam nidt.-Der
tpetB, mo lie bic 9ta9t fat f6lafen milf
len" brad ibr finbIider Summer
rii6reilb aus.
(Tortlebuna folqt.)
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GHenbabn Tabr : Ylaa.
8. & o. u. sabn.

Na6 ct. Souls pia Sron Mountain
ooer W. e. & 2.....12:3O yeahm.
Na6 ct. 2ouis uia Sron Mountain
&oute. e..............8: 80 Mbents,
0a9 9earne tdslid, IS 100 Moraens.
Na1 2areoo. 1000 Hprm.
Nnfunft.
8on ct. Souls, Srpn Mountain & M.
&. & &. ............. $3.50 Gorm.
gon ct. Souls, Sron Mpuntaim & M.
SC. u Z. T............. 1856 Na6m,
9on 9earne t69li9. ..1O:2O Mbenbs.
Bon 2arebo. bo...........12:25 gadm.
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56intelfeftes ein 6uIbigunsstsle.
QrQlnm OH Wa[lot.

Der &eidstag bat fi9 tibrigeus na9
ieiuer braitiidhen 8srurtheiIung ber
mobernen &unft nod eine febr idarfe
aritit an unieren tbeatraIiihen 0or.
ftellungen geleiffet, BEL @elegenbeit bes
ebenfa1s bonn Centrum ausgebenben
IntrageS auf Meuberung Der Ser
6einse. SO mar babel bIel BON I'm.
fttli6teit uab un3t6tieteit bic &ebe,
bon Der llnbefiairbarteit Der @ren3e
oes flinffIeriib grlaabten. Ser Bar,
rifou Sfanbal murbe citirt unb Inn
Mlgsmeiueu eine periobe bes fttl,6en
ytlebergangeS fsftseffellt. Der Self
6es Gentrums, ttma8 mie pfdffii9er
Wsibrou9buft, fdwebte tiber benz
NQen.
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0mlf Sbore 8abn.
Gbfabrt.
Na9 Stodbale, tdslid, aussenommen
Sonrta9S. S............8:00 100 Gorm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdsli9, aussenommen
SonntaqS. 3: 100 Nahm.
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Watatpne,t tperse,. perfdaenft,

gs 1T setuiB ipobltbuenb fir bas
Yublifum, gu erfabren, DaB es bod tue<
nisitens elm Gei@aft i'm 2anbe siebt,
tpel6es nidt bauor 5uriididredt, ben
8ebdrftisen unb 2eibenben geseniiber
srOBmiitbis 5u iein. Die 8eiiber BON
Or. &in9s gteuer @ntbeduns fir
S9pinbiu6t, Suiten unb Gdnupfen ba-
ben iiber 5ebn MilliOnem YrobefaIden
oieler sroBen Mebiain berIdenft unb'
baben bic @enustbuuns 81 ipiijen, baB
oaour9 in Tauienben BON abiolut boff=
nnn9sloien 5dllen cine Seillns er5ielt
ipuroe. stitbma, 8run6itis, 9eilerteit
unb ale 2eiben oes 6alles, Der 8ruit
unb Der 2unsen tper6en babur9 iider
tnrirt. Man 1pre6e in Der afpotbefe
bon s. 8alteDer unb Sobn ppr unb lafle
ii9 cine 8rObeflai6e umlonIt seben.
&e9aldre @r6Be so Gents unb $1.OO.
Seoe Slaide tuiro sarantirt, pber Der
Breis Suriideritattet.
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Spntber,s Yactite 0aba.
Wbfa hrt

@a6 SEEM Orleans, Souiton unb Sol,
oeiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass unb
$3.50 Mbenbs ......,............
Na9 eagle Hab, Werico &c. IL 8otm.
gea9 galifornien -. .4:45 Nahm.
Mnfunft.
BON Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Gal,
neiton tdsli9 1925 @orm. unb 4:25
Nabm. .......................
Bon @alifornien ,c.......11 $50 8orm.
BON gasle 8aB uno Merico 7:00
MbeMoS. ................
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Cur Norsei@i@te Der WeaBreaes
lung 0e3 Wrpf. Sd1eQ.

Mm Ofermontag 1897 aab es III
paris einen aroFeu 6faabaI, Gin
Or. .1atailIe battle felt eyahreu
baarardubeube Oiuge iiber bic sfrei.
maurerei per6feutIi6t. Cine 0oae,
bic er bic vDrei puuttebrtioer@ uannte,
lou eineu 8eufelscuIt. ben Jog. palla,
bismus, treiben. Gieie gntbhllun.
gen bate ibm cine WsiB Diana Baug.
bon DermittsIt, ein ebemalige palla.
bifin, unb 3tpar nit 0ilfe bes SeufeIs
8itru. Mus Grantretdb unb Stalien
eingen benz Or. 6ads, Der F9 aub
Soril nannte, aus tirdliGen &reiien
@elbieubunsen 30, bamit er bas Der.
bienfbolle Mart Der gntbaaungen fort.
feBen BELLE. gr3bii96fe uub aarbis
ndIe intereKirten fi9 fur bie Muaeleaen.
beit. pI6bli9 aber geftaub Dr. SariI
3ur alsemsinen germunberung, baB er
fid felt Sabren Elm Bergaigen baraus
sema6t babe, bic 4a3usidubigea su prei,
len, baB Der Senlel Bitru ieine Grin,
buns Tel unb MiB Diana gauaban
feline 69reiberin.
Dieier taIte WaiIerfrahl utrtte fehr
ernh9ternb, unb Der bamaIise Neitor
ber Wtraburger llniperRtdt. Vrpf.
S6eu, Der felt 1884 Der bortiaeu fatlo.
lif9stbeologil1en Tatultdt anaeb6rte,
tuanbte fi1 In feiner SnriFt Der ga.
tboli3iSmus als prinaip bes fort.
f9ritts@ energii1 geaen biefe 2eidt,
gldubigteit, bic bel maugeInbem Ser,
ftdnbniB ftir uatirIid1e Beariffe fd nit
Wunbern belfe. sSn ermeiterter ssorm
tpurbe biefer gebaute In ber Sdrift
Die neue Belt unb ber alte @laubes
gum ansbrud gebradt.
Solange 5@eG fi9 auf feline aelebr. |
ten Nrbeiten be1d1rGutte, hattie man
ibu gewdbren Iaiien; bic beibeu ebeu |
geaanuten GGrlfteu aber batteu nod, |
eiu8 gemeinlam: He appeuirteu an ben |
eermaniiten Self gegen ben romani. |
idben uub gaben babureh geIeaeubeit. |
au6 ftir bic Wsai1en perffdublie,, ben |
6trid au aiebeu stpifd5eu MeIiaiort uub |
BEN tirh!itben MaGtbebarfuiB, auiIdaen
aatboIisismus uub llItramautauis,
mus, unb bas tuurbe benz Mdrburaer
8 SbeoloaieprofefIor im gatitou uidbt
per,ieben. Ser gatiiau min uid,t. bas
Der aatboliaismus bic 6thke bes
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tronten 6rsunbe oft @eieli9aft unb
leie ibm meine @ebi6te por. -6err:
.Aber pie t6uuen Sic uur ieine phIf.
loFsteit 10 ausnabenl1
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Mbfabrt.

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tdsli9 ..............9:OO gorm.
sta9 Corpus gbrifi, Nranfas BaB unt
Geepille tdsli9 .......1 LOO Na1m.
yta6 &errnille tdsli@, aussenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntass 8 :45gea1m
ytab &errpille, Sonntags > 8 80 Borm.
ytab&errpille, ,Sonnabenbs A :3Oyeahm.
Mnfunft
Bon @alpefton, 9ouiton unb guerr
fa9lt@ 400 Nbenb8.
Won Corpus gbriti, Granins BaB uni
Geeniue tdgli6 1850 Na1m
Bon &errbilIe tdsli6, ausgenommeu
Sonntass bMOntass 10 :45Iorm.
BON &errpi1e, Sonntass 6 80 Nbenba.
Bon &erroille, Montags %: rs 9orm.
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9ea9 galifornien, 5reitass $50 Mors.
gta6 Stem Orleans, 9ienitas uno: :5rei=
Mnfunft.
gon galiiornien, 9ienitag unb Srei=
tag... LIB Morgens.
BON Nem Orleans, 9ienitas unb Treiz
tag. 200 Wahnt.
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9iirpe'S Neineraltuaifer beiIi
Rbeumaiismus aub gderentrautbeiten.
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Der quite Wiae III In ber MoraI
allies; aber In Der aunii ia er ni6ts,
oa gilt, uie f9on bas @ort anbeutet,
allein bas a6nneu.
u. 6 @openbauer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-30
EDWARD E. DAMMERS,
Proprietor
New York Optical Association,
IS Westminster Street,
Providence, X. I.

have reduced the price of my regular $500
eyeglasses and spectFcles To sLO0, this offer
for 10 days. For the n NJ 10 days | viii eN.
anime eyes free OF charge. When ! say eN-
anime eyes free mean "a thorough and
curate examination of each eye separately,
ana satisfaction guaranteed.
No mattcr how much your vision IL i'm
paired or how many oculists and opticians
have given your case up, Will guarantee to
improve your vision providing there Is any
vision left
Asigmattsm aud all errors OF rcfraction
scientifically corrected. II you are troubled
with headaches or your vision hlurs. III you
see double objects, IL you are nervous and
forgetful, ylu should be sure 10 call AZ my
store and have your eyes thoroughly and 0c
carately examined. Remember this offer
for 10 days. am going TO sell my regular
$500 eyeglasses and spcctacles TOR SlO0.
They are the best quality lenses that are
manufactured.
4 call at my store will be suficicnt guar
antce that ! mean just what say. Don't
forget the name and number, for | am the
man that broke the prico ON glasses in New
York, Providence and Boston, and as all sue
cessful business men are initiated, i am no
exception.
New York Optical Association,
25 WEsTMINsTE STREET,
Provide nee. e. L.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-30
Young Woman With Whom He Was Talking
Jumped in Time 10 Save Herself
Mr. CLARKE WAS THROWN 100 FEET.
His fody Vas found 81 or Short Search Ankle
and fm ErCksl A a1 Cash on
Tho heal "A kaTaI Veteran.

Robert III. Clarke, colored, was killed
by the west bound gilt edge" express
at Stonington last evening, about 7.20
O'Clock. He was waiting at the Water
street crossing. and nearby stood Miss
Mary Donahue. They were just inside
the gates. AS they stood there the eX-
press came along. Miss Donahue
sprang back and just escaped the train.
She saw Clarke throw up his hands as
though struck. When the train had
passed the party organized a search
for the remains, and they were found
a short time later.
The body had been thrown about 100
feet. The right ankle and arm were
probably broken, and there was cash
i'm the head. Mr.. Clarke was well known
TO travellers by Sound steamers, he
having served as barber on several
boats OF the Stonington and Providence
lines. He was about % years old, and
was sergeant major Of Trumbull Post,
G.. a. H., having served in the navy
during the civil war.