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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

nobc 6oirntornt Nucnlr, H. bel -
Guf WrlunO5. So, %l75O.
Nbrobom Sborp, (rui,rc, an "a.
ui0 Shopiro, @citlcitc Scr Nrlrcitr.,
nobc %crinNtonlrnBG tl.i Oci -
SUB. @rrulo5in4 %3G, $3.50.
rMcNonic@ NniINinG & %oon 9liio.
citation" nn Ghmooo Mt. Morn, Gin.
icitc @oldDcttc Npcuutc. uobc Nulrr.
Strobc, 1l.t bci 50, @runo5tu2 500,
500.
SOo s. 2lpiOiou an e. Yoniic
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.StroBr, 1G BET 100, So.
NihorO IS. Nobb3 an Somulcl :.
Hidlor02, , @rmOitiidr, So.
Cumberland 0ltQor etc. al 0rl
Wionor II. StoOtrotb, mcbrcrc @rrm0.
itildc, 81.
Observation-Disclosures Ncb0r0c Scr unob.
bGltNiNcn bid. mctb. ct. &obu3tirMc
ou 0icicIbcn, Gillette Soutb., nobc
Erottitrobc, 81 bel 55.1t, @rmO.
sins $50, $500.
Mar $, Guitt an N}oru u, BAR.
rclQcr, 9tr. 1923, on Gboicitrob&,
l3.S bel 63. @@rru0}iua SIT, So.
GborlcH ". Shipper etc. an @corNc
~. 2l0ona, Ode MomburGltroBc unN
Ycad,. }lucp. 16 bel st. So.
@Cpi ;, GonOon n0 ISrou an SObu
Stamps mo mo 5roll, 3 Nrumoitildt,
S35I5.I3.
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MrnnNltiifa llChcrtrnonnnrn.

SQbn ". Gortc an ). &rpinN Ncoi.
near, Siioicitc OCr %omborO, nobc
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Shono3 u. Murpbn al George &.
Iicbl unO 6rolt, NcitiCjtc Der Gor.
rolltoll g(pcnlc. nobc M}ulbcrruItr.
1876 bel 1861 sui, @runO5in3 $40,
SIPS.
NjrQil,io z. @cbb uro Wottc onGlo
II. &cilbolB, : Cots, 50,
M.GIo1ctt Guorp onaote II. Strom
Gillette @rouOluop, unhc Soirnlount
2lpcmuc, 20 bel % 5ltB, So.
Charles Sd0icr mo Grou onN}ors
tin Seed NM 6rou @citicitc Der Yu
In0ti nnbc Morpomnoitr, IS bel
II 6u6. Wrllno5ina $50, $3.50.
Murrru Mt. M00ncr II. u. al Nl:llt1
MooOH. Glticitc Der Commensurate,
nobc GrdJonNc EIncc, BOZ bci
SllG, WrllllD5. NIJb, ~.
@ipltnn Wromu an MnrrDNioritcin,
Sil0icltc Der Frott, nobC @ctbcIItr,
f. bel 80 6llB, WrulO}in3 $50, So.
Murp &. 3cuu an Morp =. Gbicni,
Gillette scr Golboumitrobc, llohe 90
iopcttc Nucnuc, 1879 bci l05 Stlb,
500.
Mor Sipoti nm Srol al Barnett
l@ciuitciL Siiolcltc Der 9iiholionitr,
nobc %isqritbitroGc i0.G bci % 6ltb,
$500.
Mortbo !. M}r9}ciIl an 93nl. Nc
NQiltcr, Mciticitc Der @iImor, nobc
Golcitrobc, II bcj lGS Sub, @runo}.
$33, So.
GliNbtth IS. Suljtb an &orrp IS.
Wi00oro, ultb IroIL Gitleitc Yoplor
Strobc, nobc 9}orth 9Ipcnnc, l6bci
10 SUB, $1,000.
Gotbcrinc u. 2. Ndtcnlon AT 6rc6.
". Mem, Siticitc ocr Stridcr-, no6e
SorotoNoitrobc. ~ bel 100 Gub,
Wrlnbj. 500. s..
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Ntprtlc 9lpcumc, lG bel % 6llB,@rOj.
So, $500.
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9toroicitc ocrlicrcC'troBe, n%obcaiprl
lie Nlucnllc, IS bel - Sub Wrllno5ilt5
$12, s..
Nrt6ur ". Eolmcr al Goiporo &.
Eolncr. Siioicitc 0cr GonOcn-, nobe
Sollopcritro6C 80 bel 6ltb,@ro5.
S1S3, 81. g
Golpor0 u. @Inlcr, inn, unb 6rou
on Gli}ubrtb Siillmon, @clticitc Der
@oibin0ton, nobc 0rlcanSitrobc, II
bel 10 6,ih Mrlmo}. $l2, $500.
Nlcr. ainnoirO. NOM, al Sc1rD
@urncr, g4citiejtc DER Nnr-, nobclDto
oiionitrubc, 1879 bel G3 Sub, @rlurb5.
500, 500.
Slouo Stuuort an Clarence &.9ltr-
lrcf, Siiooit Scitc Der Soiinonitr.,
nobc Yorf Npcmic, rs bel 80 SUB,
Nrumo5inS $50, s..
Grnelt Sd)nllot al Socob NubirL
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Strobc, 20 bel 81 TlB, @rrno5.$l0o,
$500.
NIcr. ainnur0, Mont, on Scnrp
Morncr, @eiticitc Der Inn., nobe9Mo
oiioritroBe, 1879 bel 80 Sub, @runo,.
500, $50.
,Sobn ". Gamer onDfihoelI ouus
uno 6rou. Sitieite Der 2u6erneitrnBc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

*F* Gle oSnrmonie" Dcrnnitoltct
loren Mosfcnboa am 26. 6ebruur I'M
nSpric." Scit Sobrcn 8Gblcn Die
Mosfcn6GQc oicicS 8ereins 81 oct
id)onitcn M%osfcniciten, mcldc bon
bieiigcn gcrcincn pcronitoItct wur.
ocn. Nlltd) 0ieieS ESobr ge0enfcn oic
nSornronitpn," i6ren qltten &ui ogi.
rcht 81 cr9oltcn, mo Ole %erIobren.
item ardite muroen ais glrrangellre
oliserforen. 0icicct Iteben 10 reid-
lihe @eIomittcl sur Scriilgung, ooB
lie Dem Git6liflun IN 9e3ng olli Dor.
ipiel etma5 gar5 @eoicgcncS oarble'
ten oiiriten. 9illete lino BET Mtit.
glieoern, I'M Glubboilie mo bel III.
boligb'S 5,ilu lSrciic BON 81 a Fcrle:!
5u Daben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

&r. 1875, Snrriiuu., raHe eerinntsn'str
@Cu. @iirtbcr, IT,, NrnirGp,'s @itr AM
Supf. @1rmcr HIni6 bon ~ bis I llbr
NubmiitdN3. @Te hcntfbcu Vddcr 'ino
3llnl Nciubc CiHpCl1ncn. Is. 4 STEELE
pUul - NJ. EerIlH COS u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Sicfcnntib H.. ~ Iron: $50
RIM boben lie Cid Ncitcrn inl yHoi.
lei" mieocr 'ronaNcidntiiicn?" -
Mann: o@obcr pciBt I'll p"
Trnrt: nMo, lclgllc nutr nidJt; ionit
m0rit I'll bod) tid)t INN 10 llbr ldoE
81 @oric gelucicn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Turouita6dc nCr 2niua mn 1urrtit'Str.
Nnnpillnrlict hC3 @tinn0ncrCins .WicIus
hic", GtnNlnmocn ichCu Gonneritna9lbcno.
%criHmnIunNcu bCS Centennial Wlebgcrs
GicrCin9" icben 2, uIo 4. SiSuIt01 i'm
0iOlHt. qcIcpbon 49, M. Gcrn0a 2666 *.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Nnnn Mnnnia licitnnrnnt.

Nr. ll0i, HptosScntrui. gtucunc.
Ser uyiorooit TulmCruibrcuocr gIdmOcteIu
BON baltimore" ucr'HmuHclt lid bler ies
hcn AinninN. - George NrcDm a Cons
Bier am SnpL nab AeuiiDcr grt birett
uput Sui,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Canton unb StaHIarbtswn.

Gnrinp'S YGautum GicScSlraHS4Snnc,"
SiIomcitsGdc 3 Str. II. Tnit.Aue., Santun
@nupiHunriicr he5 oGnutolIs 1ieoerlrauB".
Siluitnroc icbcn Miiilluph Gbcno. Ser
4GuIcn Gertin berfummcll ii0 ieocn 9tcns
itna Nhcro. ngiGiip1nl"slier am Sapf.
&bCiupeafcsI c!CpbpE 49, 2Sultc 1903 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

""" Ser b%ic2iGbriNc N~}o9tcub0ll
otr Observation-Disclosures" on Wton.
tag, Orn ,. Wi0r5, in scr o@crmonios
MGnncrhor Noug" ideint lpic0cr Gin
GROCER GriolQ 1T mcrOclL. loucit olrS
Cen bis jctt 0ctroiicucu Worbcrcittns
gen ST ldlIiCBcn lit. Scr @00 miro
o,trd) tin uou Nrr. s.. &riippcl or
rollNirtc3 &oripicI rNrir5 aorncpoI
i'm Eager Der @oubitcn," cirtGcIcitct.
&&ic jc0c& Nn0r noirD Ger NCrCin 0ild)
oic2unol mcrthpoUc Erciic iijr Die BE-
item Giu5cImoafcu mt0@ruppcn aus.
9cbcn. Sic Gt uitc'n fir Sen @oll
iir0: HrronQcnlcnt2-Gomit - 6crb.
Scpplo, %orijtcr, &o6n Sinlon, MrN.
SdGicr. @litoD &ufot, GrcG. %lttot,
Bruno Grlcr. NorsGonlitc u.
IcnncfobL u. Sd0icr mo IS. 2nfot.
Gnpiono@.Gonlitc - q. &GuAc, Geo.
4$foii, GNo3. SdjiCuotih, Charles
Nro0bnnmHcr 1t. Mnl, GorinN. Gam
GonlitC - y. Grlcr. g. Stirlt. u.
Ming, g. %crna mo s.. @cdcr. Gin
tritt9fortcn iin0 in Mouptouorticr
bc5 %crcin9, 9fr. l0S. gScit'2crinQ
tonitrobc, ionic bel ollcn WitG!iC0crn
III boGcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

ut. TTEV HWp TT~-1 NHt1UTuFTHtNHt.
Sulptduariicr oc5 n3baIiusMtdnncrdor&".
Nuic Itn0 Com HcrRuritu billie III ocrs
micibcr, Gutcr 9'lut lilr 9luiterurdileu
Scinitc GCtriuTc. SrCis4SrpI. 6. q b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Srici0ei0rorrnnN nad) bcm Wu5lanoc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

500 Ger oNo6iid)c Srollcn &crcin"
pcronitoItct am IicnituN ocn ~, Sc.
brltor, it Ncrmom &oiat'9 Nouc.
&r. ll22, Morior0 Npcnltc, cincn gro.
ZEN boOildcn Horcrnbou, iiir mel.
der oic Observation-Disclosures
gctroiicn morbcn iin0. Gic WitNIic.
her mcr0cn I'M uoucH bnOilhcn $40.
ltiim crihcinrlL mo llcbcrroldum,
Nclt offer 9Irt iiIo Ocu Ncilld)crr IN
Nu9ii6t NcItclc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Gr. 1929, Sitz@alt.alurc'S ifafc.
3inImcr al NCrrCt Al Oermicthen. Seiuiie
@ctrGuIe uno 2Sciue. a@aUa GiiclusNraucs
rei"z@icr. NcriammluuQ2sGo'aI hes 81.
E|umhGrhitr. SmmeupGbrenbcu Haus uno
Gcibucrs.us". Gbef.sIcI 80 9Snlfe 1859 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Gfe }. uno WunnbsStrabe.
Soliptannrticr ocS oNGOcrn 0r. Tint. sNGr,
CHS, ,9t6cniran5- Narlc1ocrciNe." San
ton Ntnn1crlD. Naus mo 9cthsSrrCins,"
sGcutihc @eiliitbli6felt. nScieIi6mieoes
lluipn" mn .HCipers9oufluue at. 47a,
! 3. s. Trifde3 9'icr III ieoer 8cit.
=. y H..ICI,pbnn = gRolfe 2609 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Mus Dem Grome II. 49, Erofcl.
ior: ,Grunlinon0, lpcldca &crbrc6ell
bc1cht Gcrjcnigc. mcIdler m~llientlld)
cincn iolid)cn Sis idNmort?" - Ora.
nillono (ldJpcigt p%crlcgen, icin Nc'
b|Cnnloll rlit linn lciic 5lt: rViclncio,
Mcinei0!D: N W|Cnlclnbeitl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
srnrn 6. S.cin's Mcitnuraut

Hr. PIG, GinNs, maze DuwarosSirnfr.
&ur3iilIi0e 9GCinc, Splritmoicn II. llniuIt'
GiudrrGn. ~citC3 g'icr am Sapf. 2nnih
iiir @cihdit9Icutc bon 1880 &iJyin. bis
> ll6r gtnhmittup3. &clcppuu &. & Is.
- Mt. Sermon 3O0S n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Serlan8t I'M %Yascmcincn.
9rutidrs wrbri,s. s;odwcliuuoS mir,

9cptidrS %lrbcisS. 9inhmciinagS -@hrcnu,
Pr, 2I9, Sito ShnrpsSird6e, inter Der %niiibt
hCuiihC Nunolpcrfcr. @rbcitcr uln 9icnil9utcn
Rt hcihlIiiRcn lpiiufhcn. puGIct iih pcri0nlill
pncr IN lrGnfiricr Nricicn an bcu NRcuicn Der
@clcIlhu't, SuBNnu 2. Wicncr, Hr. 2t9, Sir.
sbnrp- Strni'c, mcrhcH. mel6Cr lncutHcItlIm
NlloIuull cri0ctIel miro. Gprcb %itrtnhcr bon /
bis E llbr. Games IN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Gu %uertaufcu:

WuocrncS 5luciltofigcs @ubnGans,
gde Sai-mouni. 9IOcluc uno @Iuberss trnbc. 6
3iilntcr, Gie8 Guus bat oIc mooerlcn Gin.
rthturacr, cinf6Iicblih InfhIub an slDiug5.
'nrdI mo mpocrne giumDinn
e. Z. Gallagher, @nnuntcrncbmet,
Dir. 2S0S, SdirInoIitts elpcnle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

SpBu 81. Sacr5el d Sun5,
Nnrpuriclirc ltno GHGru5eY iQu6rsGdnhIer
659-G6i, SrcitsGratt', uGGc Tcnr.Str.
Baltimore, Wio.
e. & Y.aSclcpbun - Gulib fO5 y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

9scrI0nNt

@utc lrditiGc Mtdn1cr. mt Gin GtThiii IN
Crlernru mo lubc bcil 2tcr!cl 1T lpubucl
9iudir'rNQcn in &nrcnn Der rGcntrnl ,1ron
Srnunrn," Tuuoull, Mo. ljl-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Cine " p0ernc. 0Sarlunt
molen Sic ocrn nid)t nlld) cinnlul
,Shren @nttcn?" Eortraltllttn:
,Sab's id)o.l pcr iid]t che ld) abtr
oonlit iertia meroe. bob ib lmller Ct
men ileilen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Berlanat: Tranen nnb N1odca.

&crinugt.
SELLING =Ninhc fiir ictne NiGde. 9inh5ltirn
Gen hct NaIEbHrHrr &rps. Il Gp., Nr, 10, SiO
GmtnWa Strn6c. (5G .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
3n o%crfanfcn.
C6cbr22 ~ 2lftc)
En- %ucrtnnicu:

Sine 6Nrm bon 20 Eldcrn; Gut iIr Nii6nc,
ilIdNi @erilllcbdt ino Gdrincrci; Nt.Ce Nli
Illu; ErcLS 500 Na0r. H~illsluu.t miro crtbcil
bel ~, :. @uncrn,, 9ir. Is, Citssrriu1tun. I'll
t5i %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
@rrnt SnctcN MUGcl mo ScppiA So.
:. sGiliion & Guns,

&r. 3ia-3tA, Worn Ho,pnros etrrRe,
1cynoC nntcrDnib Scr MiaIbcrrN Straec.
Griiuc Srput.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25
Gncr'S ,@oeftu f-Quuc,"
Hdr Unit nm G~uft.Hnruur tSoutni

, Gdr @nfts mn Sutt.IurnaC, 6nntpn.
, WiGynInnnsG eicpboH -- n R.
Snuptuuarticr ocS ScfanQocrcins .GoeIs
|, mcth," ~EGnlcH &crcin5 6c5 Go2llueib,~
! aGnntnn- GouclGnCS Mr. 44h. =. 8. g."
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!, DGnnton epurs II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Shiuciacr's Gafc,
70t-107 2umbarosStr., @taSIanbturn.
hcIte Crt auf Der Grbc. Sie bctten
4Ipnls EorInrs in 8iG1lan6ioiun. Brompte
GcoicnuHg.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

Wtdntcr; itctiGc ylrueii; outer 9uhi. 9taG1s
bait, q. @CiCuu 4. I. NO. tjl-Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-25

CSTcfc,. NM 2~cbrIinNc ipcrocu ilCta ncindt
~'Nstts bon Der rMidruldHo NddCr %crci.
%ntannN." Nr. 9l2, Npro.@aps, nate Gnrulines
etrnfc.
t2iS--) e. ". Snbu, 9lpclt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-08
Powerless Corporations,

The inability of the managers Of New
York's street transportation corporations
to maintain order in the conveyances
they operate is one of the most mystic
rious features Of metropolitan life.
They have no difficulty in enforcing the
payment Of fares, in ejecting from their
cars persons who refuse TO pay or in
performing any of the acts necessary to
protect their treasures or conserve the
lewful incomes Of their lines. They are
utterly helpless, however, when the main
tenance Of order is concerned.
Dance hail proprietors, saloon keep
ers, owners Of resorts at Coney Island
and similar outing places, who frequently
have great crowds of men and ONE
Of all kinds and descriptions in their
establishments, succeed, except under
the rarest and most unusual conditions,
in keeping rowdies in order and making
it possible for peaceable persons to enjoy
what they have paid for, Hotel men.
even when strangers crowd the lobbies
and corridors TO sufIocation, keep the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-08

appointments Is comparable 10 the task
Of reaching the North Pole"
The presumption is that tho campaign
against Mckinley will be made from the
east this time, by way Of the Shushitna
River, which rises in the foothills and
flows into Cook Inlet. With the use OF
a launch or small steamer the party
may begin their march to the base by
the middle Of June at the latest, which
would give them two months or more
to find a practicable route, If there is one,
and gain the highest elevation, If it is
humanity possible. There should be time
enough to experiment with the north
western ridge and try the Muldrow
glacier, If access from the eastern side
Is impracticable.
1t would be the grandest triumph In
mountaineering to stand or the supreme
ledge of Mckinley, although the altitude
is almost 5000 feet less than that Of
Everest. in view Of the prodigious
obstacles that DR.. Cook and Professor
PARKER must encounter. it is too much
to expect that success will be achieved
by them; but they can and do deserve
it, and their courageous enterprise kindles
the enthusiasm Of the votaries of noun
tain climbing.
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Professor N%iatteuccl.

From the Lancet.
The Roman legionary who was found dead
at the sea gate in the Pompeii of A.. d. 10.
waiting for orders to leave" has had his
counterpart in the director Of the Osserva-
torio Nesuviano, DR.. Nittorio Raffaele Mat
%teucci, who. when the recent eruption was
at its worst and the whole countryside bad
fed in, panic, remained on duty taking his
observations and carefully registering them
In the interests of science and, in the last
resort, pro bono pubiico. Fortunately his
life has been spared though not without
physical lesion. and his report OF a volcanic
CONFUSION. in some respects unprecedented,
" III shortly be available for his fellow work.
ers in the same field of nature study.
Heir to an honored name In elcctrobioloEy
he was born 40 years ago at Sinigallia on the
Adriatic and graduated at the University Of
Naples in studiis naturallbus, subsequently,
devoting himself specially to "pctrograna"
and "vulcanologia" at the University of
Heidelberg. On his return TO italy he en-
tered Immediately on invest l~gations into the
observation Nesuviane" which were to be
his lifelong task. feaTlessly approaching the
crater In its a~ngriest moods aud once. indeed,
so injured in the knee by a "bOmba yOlcanico"
hat he was lame for a considerat lie time.
post OF "Dlrettore deli Osservator o Nesu-
viano" and took up his abode on the ridge OF
the mountAin, he showed himself worthy Of
his great predecessor. Prof. PRlmie:i. whose
work VeDt on unperturbed umid showers OF
pebbles AID ashes till on one ocug don every
pane Of glass was broken IN the o1srTVat DRY,
which rocked 10 its foundation.
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$50 A WEEK ALDERMEN.
TIey want $40, In msn'ded silence dttIe
Tin Wants 10 Aloud.

The Mayor gave public hearings yerter-
day on siateon Legislative measures. The
most important was the bill TO increase the
salaries Of the Aldermen from N,CCO to
$1,000. No enc appeared in Opposition
Julius Henry Cohen for the Citizons'
Union advocated increased fbwers IA well
az more pay for the Aldermen. President
MCGOWAN Of tho board told the Mayor how
hard the Aldermen have to work, and in
vited him to visit the Aldermen's chamber
TO see the honest sweat on the brows OF the
Committee on Street Cleaning.
DO you know how the Board Of Alder
men stands on this propOsitionH' asked the
Mayor.
The board are unanimously in favor OF
II, l believe" replied Mr.. McGowan, but
they have decided to take a dignified atti-
tude and not to embarrass your O. by
appealing TO you personally"
Then Little Tim Sullivan jumped into
the ring. I'm only q rough member OF the
board, v he said. but ! a my salary
raised, and I'm not so particular about the
dignified attitude. The Board Of Aldermen,
l would like to remind you, was stripped OF
part Of its powers and held up to popular
criticism for doing just what you and the
Board of Estimate are O doing-demand-
ing that corporations asking for franchises
be made to pay heavily for the privileges
thew want"
The Mayor did not indicate what he
would do with the bill, but the wise ones
around City Hall were betting that he would
approve it.
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Outcome of the French Election.

In the first days voting for a new
in France on May 8, the Ministerialists
seem to have made a considerable net
gain, the exact amount Of which, how
ever, will not be known until returns
have been received from the 5S7 cleo
toral districts, including those in Algeria
and the colonies. 1t is well known that
under the Constitution of the present
French Republic a majority-not a plu-
rality-is needed to elect, and where
no majority is reported the two candi-
dates highest on the poll must face each
other at a second balloting which is
held a fortnight later. The effect of
this regulation last Sunday was that in
was no choice. If we may judge by the
result Of the second b~alloting in 1902 the
Ministerialist net gain is likely to be
increased considerably on the second
balloting.
To what should we attribute the e
pected proportions of the triumph of the
Cabinet Of which M. SARRIEN is the
nOunndl Hedu DuJ Vi WHICH JHo Tedl
leader is NJ. C~LRMENcEAU? Almost all
well informed onlookers took for granted
that the Ministerialists, while retaining
preponderance In the new Chamber,
would find their majority reduced by
:ha sporadic successes Of irreconcilable
Socialists in manufacturing and mining
centres and of Reactionists and Clericals
in agricultural districts. As a matter
Of fact the Parliamentary Socialists,
Of whom Professor JAUREs is the most
influential spokesman and who form
one of the constituents of the so-called
bloc or dominant combination, seem TO
have held their wi against those infox-
IDLE disciples Of KARL MARX who think
that they would betray their principles
il they suffered themselves to be repre-
sented in a Cabinet composed mainly
Of in~dividualists. For the apprehension
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Living Young English.

,u, igners in this country sometimes
ass VI from what authors or sources,
aslG,! from conversation with natives,
they can acquire the best command Of
~oolloquial English. 1t has been our
habit to recommend them to the later
works of Mr.. HENRY JAMES; but these
are no milk for babes. Good genuine
nourishment may be found in the base
ball language, to which we again invite
the thoughtful student of contemporary
English.
Indeed, Mr.. JAMES himself might add
to his mastery Jaoobean some Of these
able expressions. Thus an artist Of the
Cleveland Leader tells how "Nops Tie
the Socks" Take home an idiom or two:
~ mo1ed nix GUS that we didn't win and It
wouldn't have moxed much II We had lost"
a contest that made me rise up on my south
west rear leg"
ALTRooK walked In tho ninth
.The southpaw was equal to the emergency"
Meeting one Of TowNsEND's straight ones right
to the nose.''
only TO have AITRocK stop the chance by
tanning FI1cK."
O'NRuL did a little highway robbery"
Excellent practice this. Fortunately,
the Cleveland Plain Dealer interviews
IAN authority on slang from coast to
coast" This professor displays an as
sortment of f~gurative, poetical and
peculiar speech, by the side OF which
the diamond dialect looks stilted. These
are precious words.
"Of course slang's an art. Amt II artistic TO
say. Get into your canoe and paddle fas,-you're
drifting But most folks say somethln' common
place like. You're crazyl' An when you hear
somebody tryln' 10 fairy tale you, an you don't
want to call him anything impolIte. amt 1t the
proper thing to sing out, 'Whistlel You're at a
crossing Then. II he don't sidcstep, tell him
to hold fast-he's goln' round a curve. or course
you might say. Ring of, you've got de wrong
number But It all means the same, an he'll know
he's under de bamboo-undcr de bamboo.
What do l say to q bore' Easy. | tell him
to take two trips on a merry go-round, GA the
brass ring an ndel II he amt on. ! put It palmer
an say. Aw. 20 float a stonc-go float a stono!'
Then he knows I got him beat from cowcatcher
back TIL cherries are ripe.
so don't let tn wise boys tell you slang amt
art. Ask 'em to hang up tn rcCclver-th' lines
busy. Then you'n have 'em bundlln' up, cause
they're cold"
How little do the dictionaries, for all
their plethora Of words, know of the
living speech.