Nassau County Review 18991229

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A   FAMILT   NEWSPAPER   0»   I^ICAL   ASO   ORXKRAt.   IXTELMGKSf K.
FREEPOKT,   X.   Y..   FRIDAY,   DECEMBER   2!),    18JM).
Vimat: (1.10  TSABLT  IH ADTABlA
ranrEaatosfAL.
STATE NEWS.
• Greater New York •
DaxitEil Farlors,
lONeERECKfR t SKIOSORZ.
OOB.   FULTOX   AN'D   GOLD  313.,
Brooklyn,   N. Y.
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Oaia Cruwat, -       a^.ou uii.
Oald ruiioKt, ai 00 .ip
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Ptn.TON ASD OOf.D STP.EE I'd. Opp. LoMCT's,        BSOOKLYN, N. T.
W. J. STEELE, M. D..
THYSICMX ami SURUEOX
nAI,l>\VIN4, L. I.
O^^'^'-W^lt^f.toti'.yt.
Ofltc". Ilarriauii Aventio iontW Shore Telepboue Call. Bsblwina U.
OCORGC A. MOTT,
LAWVER,
M Ceart ai.,noroncliar Ilrooklyn.N. T. Clly
Xaeldeaee, Lynbrook, Queena Co., N, V. Telephoae, "il Lynbrook," "3JO0A Brooklyn."
C. A. DORLON.
....B OX DED A UCTIO.XEER....
Odd Fellowa' Block, ralton Street, near Chnrrh. PRUEPORT.
JOHN P. WrIOHT,
QEXER, i L   A UCTIO.YEER,
FRBEPORT, L. I.
p riNANCI tT.
JankofRockvilleGeiitre
C; Villa Jn , I Venn.',
ROCKVILLE CENTRG, L. I.
rrofeeenr Dewey Beair*.. Tn the aildst of tbe discussion on unifica¬ tion a few days ago by the state Boar I ot RegeDti at Atbanr, after a speech by State HnperlDtendeut Skinner, In which he said that gelt ber the regents cor their offlcers were willing to make any concessions of dignities or powers,Secretary Melvll Dewey tended bis realgnalloa. Mr. Dewey sabl It was not mado for effect, but bad I.e.u made long sgo to the Oovernor. with the aaaarance that tbe resignation wonl.l be made whenever It woutd help to obtain better results. The realguatlou was ac¬ cepted, and J. Russell Parsons, director of the higher edacallonal department, was appointed Acting Secretary, Rssolulious were passe.l praising Mr. Dowey. f:.. committee appointe.l to consider meUioU for aolflcation submltle 1 a report lu which provisions ot the bill as .Irawn by the Governor's Commlssio'i were e.iudemne.l. Tbe board adopted a resoluibm against the prcmotiou of aoy scheme of uQlllcatlou,
I    Tba Czar doe* not indnlge in an; . lllianc* talk, bnt merely goes ahead ,ud bnjB war material,
I A Western scbool teacher shut a 107 ap in a dark closet and tbreatcne.l , lim with ghosts, Tlie boy went in- \ laue. Some school teachers have s I food deal to learn.
TKr   NHW   YEAR'S   ANSWER.
Oil, epeod thee, happy New Vcai: Speed swilllv on tbv wav,
All'l tell ns of the wonders Beyonil tho glte^ of day.
lift up the ravstic curtain
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All worldly success is comparative. Kvery man sees men above bira anl nen below him. There seems to be 10 lowest and no highest rung in the ad.ler of snccess, philosophizes tho S'ew York -Worl,!.
tell us, hapi
What gifts tholl hnst in store? Will plenty bo our portion,
Presse.l down nnd runniug o'c Will evi.ry hoi c we .jherlsU
51-et will, fruition blest. And every eup 1... honey...1
>Vui.:h i.) our lips Is pr.isse.l?
Tho tomb of the Mahdi and the ;omb w-here Oordon fell have been idiied to the show places of the world, insfas Santiago Harbor and San ./nan Hill were a short time ago. After the soldier comes the tonrist, ,
Jomea   Johnson,   of   Chicago,   who
after four weeks of inxnry said: "I was happier iu the old life, when 1 was broke all the time." After all. wealth doos not confer happiness.
i Convert Waa T.io (In.apokrn. |
I "Chuck" WIniers aud hi. father. Daniel I tVlnlera, nre awaiting trial at Lyons on I charges ol larceny preferred by neighbors ] ; of theirs at Chimney Bluff., In the towu ol 1 Kuton, It "Chuck' bail not atten.le.l an.I [ t)*Gome courarte.l at the free Methodist re- : viral   being   hell  lu  tbe   Chimney   Blu ft'
aebool house, both men woul.l probablv I..,
tilll at liberty   nnd the pr.perly ot  their I
neighbors be paving tribute to liielr enter   j I prttlDg meiho.ls of raising crops.    U.,t lu    recently   inherited a million   dollars, j the exubereo.ie of Ills new-foun.f experi* ' I ence ot religion "Chuck ' eolered   upon   a I .totslle.l   aceoiinl   ot  bow   wlcke.l he  bad , been, giving Hie liames of victims nud Ihe ' datea   of   bis   do|,re.latioas.     Tills   ied   t.i 1 complaints   being  luade,   witb   the   result
lhat tbe Winter, are lu Jail an.l others lm.
plicated    nre    being   sought   for   by   the
Sheriff.  The obl mau has been knowu us lh"
leader of the "Devil's Deu' gang, to whose
activity are blame,1 many losses of ealves,
theep, egga, buiter and other products.
Murder lo Oet Into I'rint.
Jobn E Igar Oardner, lo get his picture In prlut, shot bis young wife and tlieu killed himself at Ulughainton. Oar.liiar waa sixty years old, tils wife twenty.uiue. They bad been married but a shon time and wero living apart on account of bis bad bieblts. He ,-ailed at the house a few ¦lays ago und nsked her to come oul as be was going West. She declined nu.l he forced his way inlo ber apartments, tlrew a revolver and shot her twice, oue bullet passing through her ar.-n, the other enter¬ ing her side. The womau was able to ge' from the house toa neighbor's. WuentI, > patrol wagon, loaded wllh onicers, arrive '. Oardner walked to the centre of a rooii . fo full view of the offlcers, and, placing tba gun to his Iiead, killed bimself. The authorities trai-e the .louble crime -^'.ely to the desire otttia dea.l man to perfoini some deed that would warrant the publicr- i llou of bit picture la the uewspaper..
There seems to bo a certain amount
of reason and good Scotch sense in tlie
i opinion of the Shamrock erew, cabled
' from Glasgow, that the Columbia was
. a  far better designed   boat thau   the
j Shamrock,     Vie   shonl.I   like   to   ad.I
that that was what she   was designci
lo be, bnt wo aro nfrnid that the point
! yf the remark might uot bo perceived
iu Glasgow,
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lAMUEb r. PHII.l.lP.i. President,
THOMAS a, KNiailT, Vice Preiddenf, • IlllUM n. SMITH, Cashier.
BOAIID OF DlRECTOnS:
Cohort A. DaTiaol^ Thomas U. Kni'gbt.
ioha Vlnoent, Illrani K. Hmith,
Cll'intworth 1). Combea, Wealev 11. Smith. Auilin Ji>ynr, Cbarlee L. Wallace,
Charlea Vf. Iln.rrs. Ans.iu Cornwell.
Sainael F. Pbllllpa,         Nelson 11. Smith, JohaW. DeMott, .'nhiiT. Davison,
Oliver Davlaon, K.lwanl T. Thuraton,
Uamllton W. I'earsall.
Wa do a General Banking Bnslnosi ot Depoait aud Discount.
luterbat Paid on Special Deriosita.
Drafta laaued ou England and th* OonUnent.
Toor Patronage Solicited.
Banking Honn-d A, H. to 3 P, M,i Batarday, 0 A, M. tn 12 M,
Diaoouut Diiys—Tuo.sdiiyi nnd Fri- , 9 A. M,
The Alhambra Conventloi nlly a skating rluk, at the cc j snd Pearl atreets, Syracuse, was destroy...! I by lire a fow days ago. Involving a loss of { t60,0OO. In the baseineut uf the building I were several stores au.l oftlces. whose con. 1 teuts were lolnllv ilestroye.L SI, .Tnhu's I Catholic Cathedral, on thn opposlt. sble ol , Pearl streel, was .lamage.l to the extent of I .110,000, The Alhambra has been iiesl known throughout the state as the meet- lug place of Stale Couveutloiis which came I lo Svrarose, The Itepnbllcan Stale Con- I voutlon .it IslCi met thore. The DemoeraK. ; lionilnateil Van IVyek there In IS;.'*. They ' hebl aiato cuveutlous there llireo lloi.js , before.
I Haved Olrl From Death.
I     Al the risk  nf bis own  llto Jolin  Hare
I isvel a young  girl from   being groun.l lo
-¦ Heath  under tbe wheels ot a ioc.iuiotlve,
\ The girl was walking along  tho rallr.ia.l
track   near  Mi.llUtown   and   failed to no-
lice nn approaching train  until ll was ab
i most upon her.     Tben, In her Iiurry t.i gel
I off the track, her foot gol we.lged belween
I 1 pliuk an.t the rail.    Her screams attract.
' sd  Ihe ilteatlon  of Hare, wbo suc.ee.led
,n  pulling   her  clear of  the track  just ns
liie traiu thundereil by.    liaro wua warmly
. loogralutaled for lils bravery.
Orders from abi-jj^ad for .American machinery long ago ceased lo be a novelly, but there is soinethiug sig- cidcant about the order just receive,! by a Pliilodelphia lirm for equipment for an electric street railway iu liarco lona. It is tho first sale of American machinery in .Spain 8iu«e the outUrettU yt the Spaui.sh wav, and it is a prnoi jf the return of friendly relatioas lie tween the countries, as well ns a murk of progress in Spain.
W.'-v. will every eye Lr smiling.
And every heart b» llgbl. And everv bon.-Iiobl loijipv.
And every heartbnr" bright? WIII Btlol no l.-ngcr rankle.
And -are no more annoy. N.ir friendship's goM be i,ilogI.-1
Wuh falsehood-s Lnso alio. ¦
"Alns," the Sew Tear nnsw.'re.1
-¦.-^¦p-h was not Nnluie-s plac; Th" W'lidcrs oflhe fuiure
No luortai eye cub scan: Dut this Irt '.a..-b r .nie,i:l."r.
Life caunot all be plav: And cl.Mids must foiiow snnslilue,
.Us diitkuess fellows .lay; .
'-For jov would lose ils savor
L'l.inlxe.l with grief or pain. All.i hope wouid cease lo che.-i ut
It .Ireams were n.-ver vain. Th" cup of honeyed sweeip.'ss
l.-pou our tarte woul.l pall, i; with ll.e swwl w.as inlngleJ
No bitter drop of gall,
"No iot, howoTer trsnquli,
.'an be mlsfortnno-pro'.r, Ai'.i lile for I'acU Is weaving
.\ v,irle,l werp and woof, T.voiild mnr lis wondrcas pallortt
Ily Nature's hand prepared, 11 I'lt one Iinv sprig ot ruo
(lr Lllghteil Imd were spared:"
— Helen Wbilney Clark.
I UNCLE ISAAC'S  SCHEME. |
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^,'.,W?3J lil'liru      ],KN'Ni)X ' everytliiug that they or  you most de-
*"  llll.l.   his friciil,   Mr. . sire.'
C.ioy, sat chatting nt 1 "I thought that be wonld havo bad llic 1.11.1 of a fuuiily ; a fit in his jny. Ho thanked rae over .liuncr. "Vou know . over and over again for my wiah, aud I um ralhir a cou- i iic .-ailed doivn ujicn me the blessings iiiiiflseiir ill iiiinin- ! of heaven. 1 cunfeBs I was much iu- liires," romurked tereated, not only in this faithful old Mr, Lennox, "uml I servant but in the wholo atmosphere iii'isi say th.lt I have and appearance of the house. It is iu'v.:r Sf en more del-. truo that the Turkish rug was worn icalo loloi-ing, or iulo threads, that tlio liangings and linercspresaiiiii,thou draiieries ut windows and door.s were Hi-c displayed iu thut   la,l*d, that the   damask on chairs and
Will springtim-' bring her gurlai.
To v/reatlie the woodlan.ls fair
Without n single blighted bul
Among tho bloss.vms rare'
W 1; tun.mer send ber rose.s.
Her pir.ks nnd gentian blii".
K.-r .Irop a-noiig the posi...
Oae sln;:le sp.rlg of ru*.'
(Ill, will fait Ci'p'S bless us.
lu bi,?k,'t nu,l in sime.
And inio granary and bin
H..r g.ihl.u Ireasiiros po:,r?
AViil gla.l i'.,ai .|in gri-et ,;s
Witn fr.-e.will oil'rings „,c,.r.
Anl shako fnuu ben Hag or.'liiir 1
Lk'li iropliles al ourt'-el?
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H.raniiaa Under tha Liquo
For the ll.cal year auiled   la
THEFREEPORTBAHK
CAPITAL,   $30,000.
Mill STREET, FREEPORT, I. I.
I Law.
ptember uuiler the Stale Llipior I I'ax law amounled to   »l-2.li|..l..',.M, ot whlell
Ihe State's share was ti4,:>:il,231, and that I  ,1   the cities aud  towns  «,3-,!,0lT.   Tho
'ees of Coiioty Tronsurer. aggregate,1 1161,344,     The total oumher of cerllll.'.itas
issued duriug the vaar was 31,7011, au.l tho : number lu fores ou O.'tober I lasl was -27,- I ;3». Upou 44'J3 eerllllcHles siirreii.lere.l , luriug the year rebatei wers paid aggre- 1 jatlUK  l.,!l,4".).
The great Suez Canal has reached I carrying business of over 3,000,001' .ons, vvhich it has maintaiued for three fears practically uuchanged. Tho St, Mary's Fnlls Caual, conncctini; Loke -iuperior with lhe lower hikes, cavrie:' :wic:.' as uiiicli. The Detroit River, iractioally a cannl, carrioi nearly ns nnch as Sl. Mary's Falls, Wilh thc 'xoeption of these two American i.inals, all others iu this countrj iliow a falling oJT iu business causei' oy railroad competition.
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I Ille liy Poalc i!i:i! I saw in .vu:ir dra
I iug r.Kiiii to.ni.;lii. '
j      "Yes," ansivei-.'1 'Mv. fir.'V, l.ioking
j ncrc'.iis tho  tal.le at   his wifo, "nc are
: nil   rather proud   of  that   miniature;
I but to   lisQ   .ill    I'liilc I>,-i.-i3'j  voids,
i 'i llou' sol more store by it, eveu than .
i lilies Mr... (irp}-.'" !
I      "I am   suro  tJiat .vou   are  eager lo tell it.i hialory. a.il t'lat you enn do it ', look,   naturally called for admiration much belter   when I   am nliscut; so  I ; and vvhile I talked to   Uncle   Isaac   I wiil leave you linlli to .vour cigur.s nud '. rvvv staring at this beantiful picture, y.)|.ir narrative," ilc-lnro.l   Mrs. Grey, |      "To ficisli my story, however.      .\t rising from licv Rc:il. ' last   the   interview   came to in   end,
Uer liusliauil sijiilo 1 ,ind opcnel thc ' for after 1 had wiihed all luck to the door for her, sayin::,— i house, l'uclo Isaac did not ask mn to
"Wli will r..iou Jlill you, my dear; . prolong my stay, and I hurried ofl'to bui, like the ..\nci!'Ut :\lari'ier, 1 must 1 ray lireiklhst and a business eugage- t.'li luy llllb   ngniii   lo some uuc, even I ment.
if !;c is not thu wediling que.'.l.   Xow," j     ".My visit to Balliiunre was a short said Mr. lir.y, ns he .ind Mr, L,?nnox | one, nud knowing few persons here T ,yts nnd  lighted tiieir ' bud ueither the oppr-rluuity uor  the !  thai thia minintiire , time   for   social   doings,    and    so   of
huge sofas was iu loiters; yet the oucient mahogany fiiruiture, the iiuoint brusses, iho fiue portraits, bric a-broc an,l bronzes, all bespoke a past of departed glory. On a small carved cnn.ilesland beside the silver waiter, Kuuflors and candleBtick* lay lliie n,iui«turo. The pare oval face, tlie    cx,]uiaite   coloring,    the   gentle
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JOHN J. RANDALL, President,
OHAUNCEY T, HPKAOl'l!, Vice-Preeldent.
WILLIASI 8, HALL, Caehier.
BOARD OF D1IIECT0I13;
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ealh of Samuel   Hrown,   kn.iwn ul Sam," elghty-elghl years .il.l, has  ; t  Ills honie,   uear  Slevansvllle. Ha was a titve and was |iurohaaed by Bar.  | ' low Hill  and taken  to the county   fro'U , : Couuecllcut  ll'.   Hil'.!.     He owne.I  a goo 1  I farm, some   line   lu.rses,  an.l was  worth | j leveral thousan.l dollars, uil of which   bn I left to an adopted ton. |
.\  wedding is  about  the solemuest ;hiDg   that   is    done    out   of    court: lolemner than  most funerals becoiisi- riskier;   so   solemn  that   most   of   ns !an't   afford    to   show   our    feelings ibout it,   nn.l   are glad of most of the trivial   things  thst   abate ita serious- (loss, facoti'.ualy ob-servei Life.     It is I « duly to make tlio best  of weddings I »nd try to cheer tbem up—uot vvith n I whoop and a yell, of course, buf with ' inch   chasLiiied   gaiety   as    may    lie . irailable,       I-^verybody who has uay mirth ou ileposit anywhere   goes  and Irawa   it anil  lakei» it  with hitn to u weddiuf; as a matter of h.morahlo ob¬ ligation.
reHiuue-l liicir
eigar:s, "you
ia jiarticularly line ns far ns the artis.
tic work   R.ii's,    Uona it   sugi/ett un.y
ouo lo you'?"
"Itis   wrillen   0:1   liie face   of il," repliel yU'.   I.i'iitiox.     "The likeness
ciiurso spoke to no one of my niorn- ina'a alventiir,'. Soou after I re¬ turned tl. Xew York I waa obliged to Roalirond, and that in a measure ob¬ literated   my impression of my   early
111 your ivifo is so pronounced lhat ; call. Slill the fnco in tho miniature eveu wiih llie orrnngeiuont ol hair il hnnute,! rae; go where I would, I would easily pass fo;- her nii.vwhere,''j fouml it alw-ays before me, aud "TrHC, I Ihoiiphl you would iiolii-o i mentully I compared the faco of every it," nn:,wcrcd the host, "nud for tbattj woman that I met wih this, whicli to
and other roasou-s, llic i.i.'iiire 11 vcr.v dear to me. "
"Hut lell mo tho sioi'y to whicli Mrs, (.Irey reforre;l ;:ist uo.v, vvill you uol'/"
"1 sho'ill like to do so, provided that, if I bi'cohia in.isy, y 111 will nl iiiU'O proi'L'cil to inform 11:0 ol' thc I'licl."
"rnisl MC l.ir luai; mil n.r.v —"
'-.Villi iio.v uiioliii'i- ipicsli,,u before I regularly li.'giu, \Vh,at do ynn think nf I'liolo Isaac, our fuilliful hod.v guard:
me was tho standard of feminine i'.'nuiy.
".•Vuolliei'.venr passed, nud, strnnge to sny, the ucxf Xew Year's, the Vau Hiu-ileus, who had come hero to re. siile. invited me ou to a dinuer and t.,1 go with them iilterwards to one of ihufamiKis Monday cotillons. Hav¬ ing heard so much of the loveliness .'f I'.ie J!,vitiniorc women nnd of tlio buuuty i'f thc .M.irylaud Inrder, I was only too gliiii to accept tho invita¬ tion,"
".Villi iiiiv, 1 suppose lhat you hnve
Jaha J. Randall, <o>llhOoz, HrilHam K. Oolder, tVallaosII, a.rnwell, rhomas U. Mmlth. tIramiR,
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Cbauncey T. Pprague VVillia.nO. Miller, 11. We.ley I'ini., Ile..r,-e W-,illa,.o, Colea I'ellil,
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Report, or Ntato Bank..
The -.lOS Slain l.anks nt lilscount rtj.ori- Ing to the State Bank'ng Department their nou.llllou at tha close of business lia.-e„-
ber 4 have total resn.irees of t3,i«,aoi,lS2.    preservation   ot   tho   histor aa co.npared will. t:i;-i,I.SJ,5Sn s.pteinber ^U, a .l.ereasa ot f U,.I7S,:I5G.      The surplus Is   »1S,4'I'...'.M3;   uu.llvble.l   prints,   »'..,7f<5,. 770; du. depoaltors, t2.'.J.S71 7:ll.
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0»ea, eierpt Irfal holidays, fn.ni la. m. la t|i. m.   Uffrra facllltiv. nn.l  lii.li,<.t.|ueiits in
Jyeryde|<*rln.ent eiKial to Ihaaai.r ellb. r ih. fow Yurk or llnrnklyn llaalla or Triisr I'ou.. Iiaalee. and ev.ry accon.iiio.!atiou an Inr as la ooaalaleul with cuiaervativu uianageiiien..
Intereat at tbe rate of three ia-r(.ei.i. laii.l ua lloie deiHwite. three ui..utka..r iii..r...
Drafta biaue<I nn all parls uf K.iMiw.
l>oee a general lianklnu louii,eas.
Aoconnia of ,-orpuraUoDa. cuiupauica, aocle. Uae, etc., aollciietl.
Eatlre aaliaractioii guarantee I.
loa^lrle. will receive pr.imiit altenlb.n and l)e«SMrfull> answerisl
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bono visiliug the State i.rlsons, sal.I that a bill lo erect a buibling at Dnunemora, where all   conlemued   murderers   ot this
Stale are to   be eb-   troeule I. will   lie    sup.
porle.l bv llu. ll'jpubli.'au Slate orgsuUa- llou this wiuter.
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.K movement is nuder way to con¬ vince Congress that Xatioiial senti. meut demauds the restoralion and frigate Constitutiou as a relie of "the old heroic wars" and an iiispi.-,iliou to the Xavy for   all   tune.     It is pointed
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lost on Koncador Ileet and that th.i Hartford is still exposed occasioually ' to the perils of tho sea. "Old Iron¬ sides," it ia sai,l, shoul,1 be put be. yond the reach of .lisasler, preferably at the Xational capital. The Consli tntion is now, ns we understand, pro¬ longing her nsefulncss as n receiving sbip at the Uostou Xavy Yard.
"-V luo.st .lelightful relic of the pas* , come to the heroine of the miniature,'' —a dear old lime colored n.nn of ante. ' yaid Mr. I.euui-i.v.
belltini days, I f-hould ..fay, and near- ,      "Vou havo uol beon  long in guess- ly ns ol.l US the  luiuialuri." ; ing tliat point of   my story, ' laughed
"f Kometimea Ihiuk so luy.-clf. 1 the ho.»t. '-\'aii Hiirdea iuformed rae Well, old Isuae was thu first ociuaiiit- ' before diuupv tiiat I was lo take in aiii'e that I mu io iu my wife's family Miss lieresforil; who, he added pleas- aud,   iudeod,   were   it    uol   for biui, i antlv, wii.s a.s lovolv as a dream.     For
Ihero is liltle cloiuco Hint 1 sliould bo ' lllin- in my pre-cut p.isition, living iu ; Itnlliiiiure, nnd nioiried, if I may lio : ulliiwed tu ex|ire»s the ojiinioii, to the I iovelii'sl w.iuiaii in tho world."
-Xien-ioT-nmiliiil BA),\ L'QSl'cd. '-T.iat g.ics wilhi.iii uayiii.'.'- "My lirst visit to this 'Oily ot Mouu- ' me.ils,'  aa   the   guide bock s.iys, wa.
I     Till
k uf tho Conn of A|i|i
ork of tlieCourt 3I A|.p.
I year llilll hat eftaclad suits; Argumeiils ou .'ase. . euder and appeals from . peals dlsmlsse.1, ..Ightv-ulo poted ot, IS'i; total, '7:i.
Tw.
kLilie.l Whll. I'lralng Coal.
Polly OateI.ell.   age,!    sixtv-lhre nl  her gran.l.laughter N.ira. age I
^'W% '^i^
Lieutenant M.itiruo's uchiovemeni at Bayoubong merits periietuatiou iu liistory. His device of lapping tht enemy's own telegraph wire to an uounce hia coining with an army via. a stroke of genius in itself. Hut oftei that it reiiuired snpreme courage au-' nerve to carry onl the blull, remorkf the Waslnnglon Slor. Such a victory is far more to be desired thau lli. bloodiest success ou the baitlcfleld. It goes further toward ]>aciticatiou than heavy Hghtiug. These eigh. hundred and o.l.l Filipinos who sur ren.lered to tho "superior force" o fifty-two .\mericaua muat by this tinu have a very deci.le.l notion of thi new-comer. When the time comes ti pass arouu.l the decorations for dis tinguished services lu tho Luzon cam paigu, replete vviih gallant actions ibis nervy officer of cavalry must no' be f..rgotte!i.
fiomu mysteii.ius reason the miniature r.;se Ull before me, aud I womlered iiuvur.lly if the beauliful Miss lieres- for.i would dare comjiete with it, little ilreamiug of Ote reality,
".^mong the Inst of the eneats to ar¬ rive, iu   fuel, ilu,.,ed;atcly"'l.cfi.ro din Tier was   uuuounce.l,   .^^i8s   licresford appeare,1, aud   I was at onco bruught 0,1,     .My  wi
111.Iced, it is a ,1,1,il'le auiiiversary, a | to desert mc; 1 could only ilaro al triple one 1 uiishl ndd, ful- it is tliree ! the esiiuisite vision before me, .Vears liiice I w,is mir.1 luced to .Mrs, gowned in white ch^ffou made up in Grey, oud one jear since our wedding. ¦ the ijuainl style of the piclnre, vvith Pur.Ion my digiiissioo, but in y.iu a string of |u;arla about the fair young hnvo been abroad, you may 11..t be , tbront. lHy thc way she has since cou- piisted in regard to these, to mc, im- liilcd t,> mo that she had copied tho porlunt facts." ! g.'wu from the  picture, nnd   that the
"I nui mon, than iutorcslcd iioiv ' )-, arls were the identical oues in the rieaae go on." i muiinture j      I   mechanically   oiTere.l
"I eniui: to liulliiuorc, then, lliree; my arm as we walked out to dinner, ycnvs ngo to-day, uud nrrivel ut Cal- . ami oould hardly keep up the convcu- vcl .Stali.vu ul.o.n oiglit iu   the nioru- , tioual email talk of s,,ciety.     My eyes
and T found the old maniion on Franklin street too attractive to keep away from. Salllce it to eay that ot thc end ot a fe-» months wa were engaged, nnd the sciuel of the tale is vve were married last Xow Year."
".\nd this, then, is tho old home?"
"Y'es. Mrs. Bcresford v»<iQld not hear of my lakiug Kvelyu away, and we compromised matters by her al¬ lowing mo to r-iiiovate the house, and thus, vvith the old background, we have ndded all modern improvements and comforts. Isr.ac is slill the fac. I,"turn and,butler, tbe chief of every dumealic deparlmsnt, nud he holds that 1 am a prophet ot thc tirst witer, aud he ia my faithful di.scipie."
"May I come in now'.'" cnlled out a merry voice. "Grandmamma has come down and wauta to meet Mr. Lcun.ir.. Hor head is belter. " .\nd Mrs. Grey culercd, bringing into the diiiiug room n ^'ontle o'ul lady to whom llie gii.'sl was presented iu due form. "I hove told grandma lhat you bave been relating the story of the miniature," coulitiued Mra. Grey.
".Vud I nm sure it is worth telling," said Mrs. Ilereaford, smiling.
' .-Vnd I ai.1 sure," replie.l the guest, "that it is well w..rlh hearing, and I havo enjoyed it imiuenscly,' bowing lo tho her,liuo ot it,
FINNERTY'S   JOKE,
l.l lhe  I onilon Ileporl. Ilogu. speeeh.
One of the brightest aud bei>t of th( Pailiameutery reiiorlera of London, yeara ago, was IV'ter Fiuuerty, of tht Chronicle, who loved to jiloy practical jokes OS w-.'ll aa ho loved lo eat,
Oue day iu the reporters' gallery wheu tho proceedinga wero unusually dull, Morgan O Siillivnu, ono of hia osso'iates, felt so dro.vay ho could hardly keep hia eyes ujieu, .So he got Fiuuerty to ]iromiae to give him auy siiecches lhat might lie made, and tben fell nslcep in his chair. Ho awakened in nbout an hour greatly re¬ freshed and eager for ivork. Fiuncrty gravely iuformed him that .luringliis nap there had been nil important speech delivered by Mr. Wilberforce, a member of llie Housc, ou the virtues of the Irish p,,tnto, Morg,iu never pausing t,> think that thu subject hml a suggestion of the ludicrous, wonld not be pacilied ui'til the speecli hail been ,lictati'd to him by Fiuuerty.
The Bpeech, entirely Finuerty's con- cocliou, inn.Io Mr, Williorforco say; "Hal it been my lot to be bom and raised in Irelnnd, where my food would bave princip.slly consiated of thc pota¬ to—the most nutritious nn.l sniubrions root—instead of being tho poor, in¬ iirm, stuutcil creature you, Sir, and hon,irable geullcmen, now behold me, 1 should have beeu a tail, stoul, alhctic , mail aud able to carry nu enormous ' weight. I hold thnt root to be invalu¬ able; and the man ivho tlrat culliv.ited it in Ireland I regnrd as a benefactor of iUe lirstjjuugiiitiido to his country."
M.irgnu wus ao overjoyed nt this legislative tribute to tho excellence of his natiounl potato that ho willingl.v (iictuted the sjiewlito several ..therre- porters aud every iiojier of n.ite in Kuglau.l, Ireland and Scotland—ex¬ cept the Loudon Moruiug Ciironicle, iu the oflice of whioh Finueriy sat chuckling, had tha extraordinary re¬ port of Mr. Wilberforce's strange spiocli iu the Houao ou tho oxtraor- diuai-v virtues ot the Iriah  potato.
Tho speech was read wilh amni^e- meut. .\t tho cluba an.l iu the cily everybo.ly ivas laughing at Mr. Wil- berforce'a speech—except Mr. Wilber¬ force. Ho thought it rather a cause for rage tbau merriment, esp.'cially aa his friends gazed pityingly nt him, thinking he bail gouo denioule.l.
Ilul his nuger cooled, au.l iu thc Honso thnt night ho read the speech amid ronrs of laughter. If ho were cajiable ot ulloring such uouseuse. he said, as had liceu pnt in his montii it ivould 1.0 high time he wns placed iu a lunatic asylum. For himaelf lie cared liltle about it, liut it waa for the dignily of tho Houso he felt con cerned.
Fiuuerty, on this occaaian, had not to pay tho penalty fur his exuuiaitf gift of humor; lint later, for a libel or Lord Caatlereagli, Secrelary for For. eign .\ITairs, ho vias im]irisoned fo eighteen months.
VViiKller I.ivrlv to Hit Death,
When nut    in   deep   meditation   01
rouse.1 t.) uugcr l.y   stupidity   or  im-
Iiertiuence Wiigiicr, writes 0110 of   his
biographers, may nell be said to hove
boeu    boisteroualy   gay.      He    never
could endure the   society  of  pc.lants
an.l seekers for nol.iriely.    Tho /wen
he preferred wore   thoso   full   of   fun
and repartee: tbe ready wil of a   pea
saut entertained him   mure   Ihau   thc
learned    sayings    cf    n    savant.      ![(
I walke.i last, scrambled up  muiintaina
iiko a cliamois, aud   was   particularly
I fund of long exciirsiouH   uu  foul.     He-
j lllg small iu stature and  niry, ho pro-
iiU ut  nil   ideal   wiuter day.     It waa ^ .-ould sc, nothiug   bul the realization I *"--rvi I-lear nii.l cold aiid liriglit, m I .leciiie.l 1 of luy dream, uud the perfect features i ''U.l. to walk to th.' holel where I inlen.led   and    r.-isetintel   complexion    uf   thc lo   pul   up   for   a   short   li,ne.     .Vt a   picture were personified iu the young r:,liler   ol l.fnshioned    lio.is,'    I   sow, j girl besi.Ie me. st.iiiiliiig ou thc Bl'-ps, 1.11 nge.l .'.ilorcl .      "Finally I sai'l: i.rin, ..Id   Isaac, lis   he proved    lobe.'      "'J have surely seen your picture— '- 'Muruiu',  &ah.' ho said, I yonr luiiuatuie, have I not'-'
"Miss Itcrt-sf.jrd laughed. "'Xot   mine.'   ehe   oiiswerel,   an.l musingly   ad.led, 'I don't   think   you could ever  have  seen  Peale's   minia. ture of my great grandmotlicr llouaid,
"I waa struck l.y bis .'..iirtlv mau¬ uei and slopp.ed lo'look at the old fel¬ low.
" 'M.vrnin'.  snb,' l,c repr. ie.l.
"J'll.,.,.i moming,' I rep'iid.
xtraordinary agility to the ,\s o y.iulh he was renowned foi gymnastic fcols, aud at sixty years ol age he nsed still to climb tall jioplar tries and lo frighten his fomily by all sorts of daring antics. Kven niihin a year of his death he uccasiunally iistouu.led Ilia sedate German friends liy suddenly slaudiiig uU his head ol by (ilayiiig leapfrog over the arm chairs of bis drawiug r.niiii.
FRESH   THADE   DEVELOPMENTS.      I THE     NEWS      EPITOMIZED A   coffee   berry   irhich   tirnli   th« f 	
product of Java closely iu aroma is 1 beingraisod in Ijaeeualand, .iustralia, ' iu imall .)nantities. 1
A miner's lamp, using acetylene gas, has been introduce! iulo the Selbcck mines of Germany. Vp to date it does not appear to bave been tried in this coantry. |
WaahlnatoB Itoiwa.
The Departmeut of State haa called npou Mlulster Hunter for a report nf the facts lu the case of the two Americans. Imboden tnd Ool.l. who were kllleil by a native la *au Pedro. Honduras, recently.
Secretary Oage said la an Interrlew that lhe Treasury ba.l dona evervtblng wllhlu Uls power to relieve the money strlageocy.
Inspector-Oenernl Breckinridge.In hlsan. nual report lo Ihe War Departmeut. urgei Iha creation of a Joint army and navy ooard to .ibtalu bolter eo.onerallon be- IneeD the two brauchai uf the service.'
THE  SABBATH  msmit
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMCNTt FOR   DECEMBER  31.
l:l-iit
A Teniietaer I.ake.
Reelfo.ot   Lake   la  the largest body
, ,       , ,      ,,j    1 1     ,    .1      .     .,    u    ,    1 i of water in Teiiucssec, and was f.irmed
mo   111   lie ncisc fur a bm f mo riaddculv the   truth  Hashed upon I , -    1. .     ,
' • '       I bv seismic .Iislurbanc
'T'obk y.iu kin.lly, inars.i.    Won't : whoui I am sold t., resemble.
" -Xol
l'.'l rry.'
-,'   I.VI
lectio
me.
in.red      'I am iu ;     "'Why,'I  exclaimed, 'yon are the young   mistress,   the   Miss   Lv'lyii of miauic. ileai lah. i the ul.l lasLioued house thnt I wisbe.l L'. come iii.' i good luck to n yeir agu to-day.
" •.Vnylhing special'-'  I nskcd, with '      ".My compahion starte.I. llie wbolesale snspicL.n uf  a traviUr. " 'V.s, tab, L.;i,.'hty spv.-ial,  ritaic
I am .1 tirirtirr k.c.,ioJ ti.'.ir St. >'iy Hro I'Cj one cf tl-i? most m.ilj't.vus districts in tl:!* StaU', .nnd w.i-i Iv'tii-n-J ia--.h r:,i! i;i i f..r Vi-.irs. ,1: ti::u-s sol could not work. Ill, I \v,is nKv.iys v.-y vO siipilod as vv-i-ll. For years 1 h.id ni.ilaria MO b.ld 111 the spring, \vh.-n i-n,; i^ed in plowing, that I could do nothing but .-.iLiiic. 1 nui.st '-.u-l' Like;i iibout j barrel of quinine pills ht-sidfs do-rcn-i oi othi-r rc :u-.'.,s":, but iwvr obuined •ny perma'ii-nt boiielit. L.ist fill, i.i pca^-h liiii., i h d a most sc:ious atlSCK of chitis i.nd then c-iiinK-iiCi J l.> take K pin.s T.ibules. u;'on a (Heitd's advice, and th..* tirst b.->x ni iJv tne ;i!I rij;!il a'd 1 have never been with .;it then since. I t.il^c o::e T.i'.' i'e e.i 'ii ihot;;.-!^ ;ind iiii;lit and soHictiincs when I tcol inore tlian i: .• I'v v-\hr.isU-J 1 ||ke Ihree in a day. Thev have kept mv st miach svvi-ct ;.:-,- b -wels re;:.ilar ard I have not h;id the le.:sl touch 01' m.,1 iria ror s.il '.j: ne.iJ iche since I commenced iiy,:vi then:. 1 l,;i .vv .lUo I'l .1 \ si up better ,ii;d v,'.:ke up mcwo r«;l'reshe«l than io; ni-er'y. I i-!ont kn.i-.v ;-.'*• many complaints Ripans 1 .ibuies w ill hv!,', b.i! I 'io know 'Iiee w II cure a-ly on- in the condition I v is aid I \» i'.:ld rot be wihout them at any price. I honestly C.iiiiider lhe:n tiie chea,'es;-'riced medicine in tiie w 'Id, as thoy are aUo tl-ie most beiieiici.il.. d the must convene ; n t,ike. I »ii twenty-seven yeais ai .112,2 and have w-fUed h.-^d all 111,- iiie. the Hme as most lafme'-s, l>o:h nrb an i 1,,'e 3:^1 ::i .:!! kind.* ol weather, and I have never e;iioved s-.ich Kvn-d I; - ..;:i ..n I h.ive si-ce t.ist f.;'!; in CkL my neighbors in'. e aii remaikej mv t " •'Ov .'d condition and have said. '•S:i'.'. John, w': !| are vol .bvi',: .0 \->n< so lealilr,- ? "
%Va«TiaL-aeaa.or*e4hMl.k.k.i k ! l' a >•> ... n . h,,,. a.    tv., .s.^i. i«.,.. ..   .   .'..   tn.
Tf   —lal.ineB*!. M«w.k.-...ki ta .s a ¦,> ..... ,.>.«. aid ..nii... ..,..,,>. . ,i I r a s-a
— ¦ '- '   .-.--„ .ha.1 .1 .,..<-... I. »»    Vr» .^.,1. -.»¦-.I..... «»n»
r I aaau. (.« I >rd<* w laa aiaaai e. eaileal Co.. M
rIeMitar t*pt**« aaeOMe 1.0 i»r.t.i. mny ...a -g^J^g^—u^aaaaoaaler.
Ouo of the good works lhat is goiug on iu our conulry is the eilensiou ot rural free delivery, ll nieans carry¬ ing the farmer's mail to him instead of letting it lie in the pustoSice until he liuds time to come after it. Ls perimeul with it began iu Isiiii. when »n appropriation of forty thouian,' .iollars male p.issible the eilab'ish- ment of forty-four routes. The) worked so well that three hne iree thoasand dollars have been appro; ri it«.i for the preteut year, and thre. han.lred an.l eighty-three rouiei art working in forty Slates. Some o heseront?s haie alieaiy paid cost o lervice aud ehown a pr.itit. .Ml o' ham lea-l to an in.'reise 0! post* yatinees. wuichjen.ls rtpidiy to ma'.i. hem telfsapportiiig. OUiir resnlt. if the experiment whi-'i .VSsntau' rostmaster-Giineral Hettli ipjaka o. n a receut report, tre tue m.-rei^ci .alae of farm lan.is, tae lupri^vemen if country r'* Is, beller pricei for farn vroducti beeaate the furaaer get.' jrotupier noliee .>f the state of th. narket) and tho relief cf tht monot -•v jf  fariA life
" 'What do   .vou mean-f' ehe aiked. 'Havey...! ever teen''oiir houee'/' -' 'I kuuw L'dcIo Isaac' " 'IJnc':.- I'aac'  Why, whn are yoii?' "•Jill tbe   uid   man   never tell y..p, of the ttroiiger   be  invited   into y,,ur I hiiUiie to wisli   goii.l   luck for the iam- tai.l    ho    rsineslly,    'yo:i    ily Utl .Vew Year's day?' know  v.e col; re.I  j usstus is powerful j      "'tlh'   raid .lie.     '.Vie voniudeel supers'uiivjiis like, an' de ol.l sajii.' is   t'uot won Icrful   mm w!;,(   brought ns •f dot I'U No-*- Yeat'a morniii'   .ie  fiiat \ ull kinds of go..d tbinga by your wish'- oue   we   spca'K.s   to   is a stranger, an' ; Wu,, saved cur old home from a luurl-
- .So urcid, I f,iilowcd hint ai la.t. i .elu-.-tantly. lhr.,ugh a sp«ci>us luil ii:;d lulo .iU old fasUioi.c.l drawing iuo.11.
" '•¦'ah.
he, dat strainer, ivisjiesus gojd Inck, It am miglily sj.,. *.., come Irae. Yon, mh, il dt- f.is; . ;ip IselH^ keu to, an' I done ttau' ..1 .'e .i.Jor ftci.s eence seven o-c|..[-k. 1 sc-' directly you c'lued along dat y.l-; was f:i»l diss, !.u' a stranger a* w-:. an I ten t, biyself. 'Xoa-, I'nc' i'lixe "eah's yo;ir t Ilance.'
• I was ar.iarc 1 a t'ao very snap.1 -ity o ned wtiglil w;l'a it Acnriilv.—
" 'Idn u-,,Uc.', r . r I"'.' Isiic.-
" 'Jlauk y.'i. It.' ,-oc.' "'.c dal k.y. lint mi"' .va' y.iuu; .Miss kcc:is J.-.y is in'i'.i'r' wish.'^ii  Uow
gage forecloeure, aud gave my dear grandmother ncw life an.l hope? .\re you the hero of I'liole Isaac's wonder. fill story--'
'Well,   it   took   many   evenings t .
•Cli.s the Bituntiou   thoroughly, and 1 ^^^^\
09 in lsl I. Pen. I pie who have never been to the lake I or who do not live in that section im- ! aginc it but a plcaeurc resort for tisb- Iiug and hunting imrliea, sii,l,,lo noi ! ku,,w that fr,>iii its waters at lf*st j lomi peupl.i gain a livelilu,nl. There I are two wholesale fish bouses ai I I'uion City, aud several at lliekinan, Ky., that have wagons c-nislantly on tbc road bringing tboiisan.Is of poun.If .if fish daily f ir sh.pmeut lu foreigi- t inorkits. The fish doeks on the laki jariialnoys a scene uf 11.l"re»tiiig o- ' livity. There are l.'.'"i i.ets in Heel foot, worked by some .".'"l people. Taking all that arc cuiiuccted (lirectly and in lircclly with tish.:.;; and liunt. iug, at Icost 1 l.'.ll people earn a living from thc lake.
So rapid has been tho development of cotton milil in .\labama that it is thought   the   whole   amouut  of   fiber!     Oeneral .Miles haa suggesie.l a plan to fill
grown   there   Vill    be   consumed   at ' '•^'"''T'"''"J-T"""'' "''"'*°*°"*''i''^ r ,„„•„,„ „,     _     ,        , : graduating on Veliruary isthe pretant flrtt
Lome inside of a year or two. | el.K,   ,t   West    Point     A.ljulant.aeBer.l
—  I Corbin opposes this, and thare It   a   elath,
Tho paper mill in  Holyoke,   Mass.,    which must be settled by the Secretary ol
whicli    makes   .Tapaueso napkin, said to be the only one of its kind   in tbis conniry, and its business is grow-, ing so ripi.lly that eulargemeut of tba mill has bocomo necessary.
Owing to a lack of   raiu in Swodeu, the streams that aflord power   for the 1 woodpulp   mills   bavo    been  low   for I n.^f.j^j months.    This fact tends to roiso   the I     ,  ,.,. price of pulp thero and iu thoso coun.  j revise ai tries   that   depend   on   Swodeu   for a : Lulled tilatas hi supply. i •"-
¦  The  Controller of
Hopes nre used extensively in F.ng- | that  Rear.Adral
land iu place of belting fortbe   Iran        	
mission
favorite    maleriol,    but   experiments
have recently beeu made   with   jioper
ropes, and they are said to giro satii-
lactiou.
Most of tho shoeii o.' Xorthern Arii-oia nro b.ing driven to the Boutliern part of the Territory, but the calllemeu are jealous au.l threat¬ en to do harm to meu aud abeep if tho flocks are brought down across their ranges, Kvery drove of sheep is i.ai.I to remove a sn-alli of gross hnlf a mile wide. However, even tho calllemeu »ro said to reccguizo the fact lhat the sheep interests oro soon to   become paramount  iutbo   Terri-
tiry-       .
The Disabled Cannon,
The gun disabled by the British at Lombardakop  was   one   of   tbo   few large piece! of artillery  poasessed  l.y tho   Boera,     It   is   exactly similar   to I tbo   famous    guns   mounted   iu    tiio 1 latest Japnnoso irouolads.
A rather strange story attaches to ! the purchase of this gun, with its ! compnnious. In IR'.lli the British Oovernmeut obtuined secret informa¬ tion that made it evident that the Boers of the South African Hepul.lio viere engaged iu a plot wilh thu ob jecl of seizing Delagoa Bay, (itber by purcbaao from Portugal or by force. (Ireat Britain has the right of pre¬ emption iiver Delago a Bay, oud as soou na tho intention of tho Boers was knowu a large British fleet was col¬ lected outside Lorenzo Marques, Tha Boors, fludiug their arrangements dia¬ covered, gnve up for the timo their cherished ambition of obtaining a port.
But so sure wera Iho authoriti-ja of Iho Transvaal at ouo timo of lieing ublo to secure Delagoa Bny that tbey ordered the guns to protect it, pro- snmnbly against the'Britiah wsrsbipa, Tlu-ao guns vvere mniiufactiired iu France, nud wore taken into tho Transvaal mai ked "machinery, with oare," by the Xetherlnn.ls Kailway, whicb is strongly pro-Boer in *ym- pathies.
When the original purpose for the guns was impossible of accomplish¬ ment, tho Boers mounted tbem out¬ side Johauncsburg and sumo time ago
nt them from thero to Natal,     They
War, i     The   Crg.nl   Dellclency    Appropriation
blil le rracllcally made up. . The total will ; amount to nbout *3l,000,000. Of thli ; amount tl5.007 «7l I.  asked   lor Ih*   War
Deparimeni, aud »-J,9»s,749  tor  tbe NaVy
llepartmeul. The     Preslilent      nominated      Caplalu I Oeorge W. Melville to be Cblel ol  tho Bu- t Sleam  Kuglnearing with rank ot
ting a commission of five to
illty the pension  law* ol the
beeu passed by the Sen*
lleTl.w of Uie Lael Qaarlor, Paalm owta. —Oolden Teal:   Bleea the Lara. O Ky Roal, aud Farcet Mot All Ble Paa. elll,, c—COintnoailary.
IiTaonrcTioK.-^The lesscnt bt thu qaar> ter lorgi quite a couuected hlelorf, aad eover not a great period ol time. Th* main thon||ht through tbc nuartar la th* hlitory ol Judah alter tbe dedleatloa cil tbe aecond temple. Tbelr oil falllaalat* tin ahoirs how lar sbort legal rellaloa comet la keeplug uieo steadtnel; liaaeetiM need ol a lledeemer. Our quarter baaatl* fully closet with Isulab'a vision ollbedafl ot tha Uetalab. Thli hope wat what ap. beld the people, and at they uherlthaii It Ihey Rave heed to God's lav.
Latsox I. "Jor In Qod't houte." Thoiah writton by David, U. 0. 1019, Ibil Piala appeara to be amons thote oolleoted by Etra aod Nehemiah after tho eapltvll* •( Jiidah, aud uaed by tbe people tben, 0, O,' SM. II tbtt Psalm was calculated to Mil Ihe hearle of the people lo eherlih Jam**. lem at the Holy City, where Ood woald manlfett lilt presence to Ihem, ths ark ba* log placed there; Iheu surely It waanllad the returned oaptlres  who had   b**a
J*ws upon lh«lr hearing Ihe «dtet «t Oyi«B I grautloa Ihelr return to Jeraialem, It irtS •how how lalthfully they returned to tb*
.l» ,*
titled to a Hear.Admlral'a pay wblle aetlng I outtomt of i^elr roligloD
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Our AilO|it.<l lalanda.
General Balet returued to Maalla from Ihe flag raisings at Cotlabatto. Pollok. Parang.Paraug. Davao and Mall, The Sultan, Mldanao, aud the leading Diloht welcomed the Americans,
Contraota have beeu awarded for the eonstrucllou ot two roads, south from Ar.clho and Msnatl, Puerlo Hlco, eight¬ een mllet, for which •aoO,000 has been ap- priatcd by Ibe Insular budget.
Division heidquarlert at Havana, Cuba, has Issued a roster of the troope In the Isl¬ and. It Includes much valuable Intorma- tlou concerniug the resources of Cuba, ee¬ peoially Id mines, furesti and publlo landt.
Hallway interesta ot Havana have been .'Onsnildated under the niauagemeut oftbe Llectrlc Railway Company.
Senor Do'r., Governor ot Pinar del Blo, Cuba, taya tbat the tobacco crop ot tbat province It worth t20,000,UOO, Labor on the plantations coiuuiauds %i a day,
A farewell banquet waa given to Oeneral Brooke In Havana; brief apeenhea were u.ade by Generals Brooke aud Wood,
Louis Milan hns been arrested lu Ha- vaua, Cuba, with a couuterfeltlng outfit In b.s possesslou. He hat bank paper euough lo bave looded tbe Island,
Nestor Ponce de Leon, a lineal descend, nut ot Pouce de Leon, dttcoverer of Flor-, Ida, nnd until recently a lawyer lo New York Clly, died In Havana, Cnba.
'The sugar crop In the Hawaiian Itlsndi this season amounts to S8'1,S07 loot, wbloh la ono of the largest tu years.
Ilninaatle.
In the esse of Attorney John B. Weleome, charged wllh bribery tn connection wllh tbe flection otW, A, Clark to tho United Slates H'-nnte, the state Supreme Court at Heleui, Monl., returned a unanlmoue de¬ cision of guilty, wllh penalty of disbar¬ ment.
The decleinn In the cote of the city ot Pittsburg, Penn., against Btate Reoator William Filnn and others for $1100,000 dam¬ ages was iiauded down by Judge White, The defendanlt were acquitted.
The bondiinen ot Cbarlea Wirren Spat- dlug, ex-Presldeot ut the Globe Havlngt Bank of Cbicago, were called upon by ver- ulet of a Jury to pay t:l31,3fl7.9H to the trus- loea ot tbe University of Illlnolt,
Andrew Carnegie has  made the city of Lincoln, Neb., a conditional gift of tTS.OOO for a publie library building.   The Linoolu Public Library was burned lait September. Mrs. Alice McOonlgIa, who bal  bean an Inmate ol   the   Newcastle   County   (Del.) Almshouse since IRM, received notice Ibal she hod beeu nllowed a  pension of 913 per month, with back  pay amounting  to  vS.a 9»3.ri9.    Mr.. McOonigle had  two eonl In the Union Army during tha Civil War, aUd the peusiou Is on account ol Ihelr deatlia Over (50,000,000 ars on   depotit  lo the Kiusas bauks.    The Increase  tor the paat formed tbe greater part of the strength  | ""-«• months la •2,000,000. of the nrllllery, which ha,l been   wor-  I    The Philadelphia Couaratriilal   Mueaum ryiug the garrison at Ladysmitb,   be-   | JTiVJIioImo."'" '¦^"-""'"' •l'P">l'f'»"<"'
ing mounted about four miles to   tho east of tho town.—X'^ow York Times,
I iciricd that, ttrange to relate, from the m.irniug when I ma-U my wish every pr'spict cleared for th" family ..f l!i-re«ford. I'uexpected muuey came :. ilicro an Ilhe ancieuthoiuewas save.l. Xew Lcalih a::! vigor came to Mrr Tier.tfl r.is wo:I, .ut frame, and ;iiy l>vi lyu herseil threw av, ay the cares, .ind torrowa iliat opprcseed her. I, the roiniiuiic alra-ager, wot a mystery a:il avvc.y.Ur to ihcm: f..r I had been denril*u in tncii gIowi;,g terms by •y ui-el uf gcoil j racie Isai.' that I oppeared more like au \  tU,»p.:'or old m-an   an oogel thai: a hungry mau  ronuiog
l.iv ii'-j:ie5t, ii-ri'. h.s ;natiuer c*:--
....! 1  aii.-Tcrf'1. ;
,    ¦   lick,
i-.;: -.. : me, .le - ; :v O'l 'J .I'car ole ; i.v iy.,, Je   L-.rd
ga^-ea h.avT sijib. . <* i offt.i bit Hr.ikfast."
"Oaco   r.;;aiu   1   declared, »uJ rer- !     "Tl.e £t.->:y  .t thrilling, * .cried the
btps-e-.lu a ahol' ijore fervor,   for  I   friead. ap;.r..viugly.
.r*.please I'-ith ..i« aj piarnnce,—       '     *'I.  ia   r.atr'y   to'id.      I   d'Tovcred " "I d-j tr.-ly "-iiiiyo-ar ol 1 rr.-i,= reii   tha*.   Ba'lim...-e   wa»   a plice to  vii.t
• rdyoii y:",!,;.^ i;.i»;i.'.!. ill  kio'js  .I^ofu^  anl   to   Hay in .oa... i.usinest
(-3I iacA; airpiacsi.  «r«altb.    aad!'.iiBottuaiti*! oi>««a4   for   b>«  b«r*.
A  No.el of arnllinent.
She vius explaiuing the plot of fc -it senlimenl. "Yuu see." she 'slie'e iu love with him, and thinks she isn't. .And he isn't lu love with lier, Illd thinks lie is. .And she thinks he's in inve Willi ber. uf ciiurse. while he thinks she i'li't in love With hii.l at ail. Then tliey get marrieil, an I he Uuds out tbat the leally i. iu love wilb bim, aff.l he gets to love her, yoa know But she has found out that he isn't in love with her, au.l t.'i she dorsu'l : vc him any more,, 'flint's at far aa I've read. It't a tplenuid iiea, isn't it?"-—Ke«i Vork Commercial .advertiser.
Hrtasat'a Ilile'nn.a,
".Vud remember, Bridget, tbere are iwo things I moil istlll npi.n—tralb- l-aluess an 1 obe.lience! ' "Yes. mnm, .Vbd when y.vQ tell me to tell the ladiet you're out whenyon're in, wbich iball It 1>*. luuiu? "—Tit-Bit*.
A strange Itutalan Cnatuiu.
Ii a liuaaian girl wishes to study oi any ot the universities which uow admit womeu, etiquolte does uol, suys a writer iu the Girl's Beolm, allon- her to do so nnlil she ia marriod, so she goes through tlio civil coroinuny of marriage with a mau nlndenl, whom probably abo has nover seou before, anil this match is quite legal, though, porhojis, they mny never s]ioak lo each other again. On tho oiher band, it they like each other, and wish it, tbey are married for life; it they dou't. Hie marriage ia dissolved when their university .'..urso ia run, ami they nre fr.'o to marry sume one else.
Tbe celebrated luatlieiualiciau. Sou- ya Kovaleaki, wiiosu autobiography atlracted a., much notice a few years ago, and who was aa pbenoiiieuul o llussiau girl as Maria llashkirlsefv. went Ihrough one of these marriage ceremonies with a student vihoiu aht then saw fur the flrst lime, and whe afterward became her busbaud.
Brnrlil io Ca.ninerer or I'olar Kap.diiion a
Probably the most important re suits of immediate |iraclical use tu bolb scieuco on.l coiumerce wiil be tbe gain to tbo newly boru science, occano- grajjliy. fho ever-increasing usotul- iiesH ol thn ocean for tbo nee.Is ol modern commerce, of warfare, of cable service, au.i as a nursery for food mokes it necessary that we know everything jjoasibic about it. We must know, not ouly the surface, but thc bottom ou.l the iuterniediatc waters. We must know, uot ouly tho warm seas, but tbu eol.l as well, 'fhere ia a constant intercbango between the water of tho tropica aud that of the poles, jnst OS there is an interchange of the winds. Tbe cold, ioe-laden walers havo a tendency to flow iuto the waruu-r regions. The overheated torrid waters sink and flow poleward. This is the theory, on.l in part it ii supported by observation; but what is the mechanism?—Frederick .V. Cook M, D., in Scribneri.
A Iniiiae   Manner uf Ileath.
"I heard thefoUowing ronnndrnm," said a well known lawyer the other ,lay, "whicb stru.-k me as distinctly clever; 'Wiial character is thero iu the Bible who possesses un name, who huHceil llealll in dllTerent form from auy luflicled before ur bince that time, a portion of wbuse ahroul '.• in ev..ry buuseboid, and the cause of whose death has been made famous by a mo lem author?' (iive it up, eh? Well, tl.e answer is, Lot's wife. She [lussesses uu name; no one else mel death lhr,ugh beiii^ turned into a pillar of sail: salt isin every bouse, hobl, aul Klwar.l -Bellamy wrote 'IjiKjkiug Backward,' so there you are."
A SugB.tUve Sirnrlore.
Two geutleinea walking logetber came by a stalely new buil.ling. "What 0 magiiiticeLl structure   ' said
Governor (lamlier, of Oeorgla, hat s IgneJ the bill proliibltlug the aleeplug car una. pnules operating lu the Stale from furu. ,siting berths to negro iiusteugera exeepl In ciaohes use.l asi.et-lally tor the accom. j iiiodallou ot ue^rjji.    Tue uieature It uow
Ooveruor Mur|iliy. ot Arizona, extireased
conlldence lhat tlie Terrltiiry would be ad.
Ulllled lo Slalrliood this winter. Alfred Taylor bad hia urm, sliouldor and
.-Hilar boue reiuoved In a Philadelpblu hos-
|illnl, suivlved the  o|ieratlou  and   Is   al
work, I     The   municipal     eleclion    at     Merl.len, ; Cuuu., resulted lu the eboleo of  E. H. West I for Mayor  bya   majorltv  of  3114 over tba i Uepublican caudidate,   W. A. Kelsey.    Fnr
the other city ofliees the lleiiubilcant were I iucceatful.
I Preaideut H. C. Simmons, of Fargo Col- ! I.'ge, nt Fargo, N. D., while stauding in a { l....,k slore, dr.ippe.t dea.l from heart dls. I ense.    Thu deceased ha.l beeu a prominent
figure lu oougregallouul work lu the North.
west. The Alabama Snpr . ne Court has decided
that pool selling   Is   llb-gul lu  that Htate,
The declslou may atop ra.-lug there. The death of Winslow  Itoblns.m  from a
pistol shot wouud  at  hll  home In Htaple.
lou. H. 1., It regarded  by the police as due
to suicide.   Xbe familv altilbules  It to ac.
eldout.
replied   the  other;    'bat I r   to  look   at   it ofteu a* ]
•-Yei cannot past it."
"That IS strange, wby not? "
"iiecaaae it remindi me that the owner bsilt it oat nf the blood, the aches, aud groaui of Lit fellow-men — out of the grief of crying cbildreu, tbe aoe of nailing women."
"Gracio'it?    Wbat ii   tbe owner—a I  Cialmalt mcuey-lender,   or   a pawnbroker, or '    " aomeiliiag of the kiadf"
"Ok. ao; b*iia dtatiit. "—Tit-Bi><i
Korelan.
II It onnouneed at Caracas. Venezuela, that General Liiolauo Meuduia, cummau- der.In.chief uf the Oovernmeut tr jopi op. eratlng agaiust the revolutlouary leader, (Ieueral Hernandez, has beeu kllied as a result  of   a private quarrel   by Oelettlno
The Burgomaster of Kotlerdam, Holland, refuses to allow a Transvaal play to be produced, aa It Is ot a uature which would lie regarded na Inauitlog by the Engllah,
An Imperial edict Juat Itsued at Pekln, China, offert a reward for tha capture, dead or alive, ot the reformer Kwang Yu Wel, who fled to America.
The Mall, of Liu.lon, ttye there it too.l naw. regarilngLidyiiulth General White Is said lu be fully provided wllh ammunl. tlou and fo<i4 and able to hold out tome weeks more.
General Winga'.e has sn-coeded Oener.v! Kllehen.r as Sirdar aul Goreroor-General if ttie Soudur.
It bas b.eudac'l.la.l hy the G.rmau G iv- ernment to withdraw the right to - The moat favore.l uail..,i" .'lau.a wliieh the Britiah col ,uy ot Birhaluei has been en¬ joyiug.
Tue French Ciia-n'.ar ot liepatlei tai- talned the G.veru'nent policy hy rollng tl.e provi.looal a|>iiroprlatlou.
The tmall Thurloglin Ooveromaota ar" sytiemat.cally expeillnff ('r.echs from their territories, -fhera hava been fortv eipul- slona duriug tba past mouth, and the mat¬ ter will form the Bu.ijeet ot dltcutilon In the Austrian Parliament.
LieutenantCl.inel Darbl O. Hunting. Ion, V. H. A., diel at Rome, Italy.
The Pnisslau Mlolaters are, fur the flr.t lime, replylog In :he newapaper. to attacks male upon them.
Tha B,er trenehea at Mageratontela ex. len.I nearly twelve inllea lu ieugib, con- ne.-tiug the boroa of tbe river lo the form ,t a ereaeent, Tha Brltlah camp llet inld. wuy betweeu the horut. Tbe Uoera, In .h'.rl, are irepared against Lurd Malhueii'l s.I van.-a lu .v.ry direetlou.
The .baucellor ot the Exebeiuer, Hli M,..ns. I llicks-lleae.,, bat l.tue.l a formal lenlul Cat any dlfleieu-a. eilat in the llritiab Cabinet regarding war expenditure.
r.inperor Wlillum ,a aald lo rihlblt th. ...en..sl p.-r-oiial eoucerii regardlug the war lu S   uth Hfrlca, esptelslly the   fale of
Ibe U.ilisl, tr
Adelbert H. Hay, th« new rollel sta'e. loot,,! at Pre,or,a, f.,r,u.,ly re'-nlvel, at the I'nited S -
wives uud 01 wbo eame to
in L'.u.lou
HiatI-
.s of brlliah
elai reqiie.ls regard.
I Traoaraal eapllal.
, from shlf
Ing tbeiirlaonera at th.
The bark Alexander Lawrei Iilaud, for Moulevlden, Cbil. . Iir.r  des.luhtlon, bavlDg ioat threa men by beri-bcrl OB the voyege. S|.aln bal decided  to cDDlinue paymentl f iiii«re.t to Americana nnder the treaty f i'nt, aithonah Ibe legal  o:illgatloo  bar
-asel.
nirlea r-ive been   doubled  at   tht
naval .tatlon in  Brillab c.daa
big   guaa   are   now   eoattaotly
jianDe.f and eiteatlre defeoi.lre  Improve
iieuti era uadcr way.
Laisoii II. "Haman'a plot aaalait th* Jew.." Tta bietory contained lo tbe book ot Eithir belongt lu the time betweea tha dedloallon ol tbe secoud tempi* aail tha coming of Exra to Judea, "IVben tb* leaiple wot fiuished thero uame a pan** ot nearly ilxly yeart In tho btttory ol lh* Jewi. During thl* lime the Medo-Perataa empire beoame larger than any pravloaa kingdom In Ihe world, to that ttt ruler ••• lurroanded with iplen lor and WMlth lU mott beyond Imagination. Itl ambltloa wa* to conquer Oreeoe, aad exiiad Ita tway over the known world.
LaitoK III, "Either pleadlna for hW people," When Uamin bad Fairly oom. pleted hit plan and wna waiting tu ex*<ata It, Ood turned the balanoe aod eaoaad hta
Slot to be fulflUed upon blmeelf. H^ WM Itappolnted, bumbled, expoted and put tO death, HI. poslllon, honor, wealtji aaA power were given lo Hordccal. The pao- j.le rejoloed at Ihe promotion of a toot man, but mourned not for the falleu tynat. Eather't courage and loyalty aro to ba ad. mired and Imitated.
Lasso.i IV. "Ezra's journey to Jem*. alem." Iu this letfon \ro bave Eira'i aa. count ot bit mitslou to'Jerutalem. He wa* a thorough aludeul of Ihs Bible, espaolally .-it Ibe law of Motes (oliaptor 7: 6.10), aod Ood had niled his heart with a deeira to teach tho law to the poople.
Lkiiox V. "rtalfflt of deilvenaee." Ia Ptalm eighty.flvu we hnvo a prayer tbat Ihe people might realixe Ihe full bleiilBaa of rettoratlon. A portiou of thli Fialia Ita* ' piles that tho peopio wero tn a Hat* o( great dittreia and weakoeta, iuch ai la da* lerlbed In Kira and Nehemiah, Pialm oaa I hundred and tweoty-tlx It u thankiglvlac lor return from captivity.
Lxaaoii TI. "Nol.emlah'a prayer." "Thlr. leen yeare of ellence pats betweeo Kira'i work and the beginning.ol Nehemiah'* blttory. He was a noble example ol Obrt*. Man patrlotltm. He wat a man of profoaod piety, connecting everything, great aad tmall, with the will of Qod. Ho lound hi* way to BUoeett through prevalllug prayar." Lxaios VII, "RebuUillog the walll o( Jerutalem." Tu-dny we tee the aoiwar to Nebemlnb'i prayer. At ths end of (oat moutbt be returned to hli dull** a* eap* bearer. Tbe klog qjnerred that hli eoaa* lcD*uo* WOI iad and Inquired ol hlitroabl*. Tbea H*bcial*h mad* known bti r*(ia**l to Ih* Ubr, tb* qoasa alto being pr***at« Th*D lMt*n of *athorlty wer* tlT*a ta N*b*ml*b, and h* went on bl* mUiloa la Jimtalam lo rebuild III walls.
Liuo* TIII. "Fubllo reading ot tha Bcrlpturea." Tbe tl.ne ot thli leiion waa tbe fli*t day ol Ibe tevontb month, Tlihll, hue week aher tbe watlt ot Jerutalem war* Bniibed. In thli month three great faatl. vail were beld: fl) The Feast |0( XtAVf - eti, oiberlug lu loe oew year and th* aMf moon. (9) The gre*t OayXot Al0B*ii*al. lb* lOlh ol Ibe month: and (3) Th* F***t of Tabernaclee, from the 16th to tbeUi|.> tbeJawlib Tbankiglvlng. In addition •• Ibeae, Nehemiah held another lolatna m**lloKof coutetiloo and reuiwlag th* coven*ut. At thli time,under Eira, b*. gin a naw ara ol Ulblo atudy.
LuMoii IX. "Wool ol lotemperane*.** Solomon, tbe author of the Proverbi, wa* endued with an unusual degree ot wlidota. That we might behold tbe value ot traa wlidom Qod I.nt pretei-ved lome of tho will laylngt ol Hit aervanl for ouritadr. Thit leiton Is called Ihe drunkimTSOk. log gliiat, aet before thoio whoie faeii ara toward tbe drunkard's hnblli, 10 that tttty may tee whnt they be If they go on,
Lxseox X, "Keeping the Habbitb." A(. trr Eira'a death, uud duriug Nehemiah'* abicnce from Jeruialom, thnoppoilog aa** mlea who l.ad been lileuced by Nubetalali look 0jurage and opened the floodgalai 0( evil, to that a deluge of sia ruihed In upoa Iho nation like an overwbolmlog torraat, carrying away the borriors ol law and m* llgioo, and corunontt and promltei. Tha high prlett, Ellathib, lilmtell doteoralod Ihe temple. The tilhet for the tupport ot liie prleili and of the temple worthlp war* withheld. At a uatural couieqaeoi* eriwei nud tint icoreasod riipldly^ioroery, adultery, falieiwoarmg, np|irottioo,eh**t. lug tbe widow aud latlierleti; but, eipa. dally wit wit thera a returu to tbe coatoa af mixed marrlogei,
LxttON XI, "Leasont In nivlog." Mil*. ehl appeara to have been raised up to r*. (irove the lint of the people; be prupheiled the rejection of tho Jews un.l the^cnlllug'bt ' the Oentllei, Ho prupbealed of the coining nf Chrltt, MolacliI uponi hli prophecia* by remiudlng the people ot Uod'i (riat and dltllugulthed luve toward tb*m*ad their falhcri; here lie cloaea with a proa. Ite of tho mlatiun ot Elijah tbe propb*!.
LitioM XII, "Prulll ut Right nnd Wroag Doing." In this lesion Mnlaehl tolli o( IB* reward ol the faithful nod th* punlibmiat of the wicked,
Luion XUI, "Ohrlat'i Coming Tor*. lold." When Judah aeemed tobeonlh* verge ol ntler rulnOodgareltalabavMOa of the days ol the Mnailah. Hlo In It* d*. Itrucllve tnllueoce had'blighted tb* aa. tlou. ItecorJs hid been piled onaapoaaat' other ahuwing how depraved and uaMaM* Iba Jewt were. Even whan li*l*b proah*. tied unto Judah he beheld them at tUO** who walked In darkoota, dwWIlloC la lh* land of tbe shadow ol death. Tb*y W*r* dlmlnlabud In numbeit, losloc lb poWSft •od dlihiirlined lor their futur*.
WOMAN  AS  AWACE'EARNCR.
rrofeeeer ot aoelalegr aay* H*r Mtlttr
aaee la Thil OapaeMr I* ¦ Ortat*.
The Iter, Dr. H. Q. Hratib, ps*tar oC Ik* People's Cburoh, at HI. Paal, Mian., aad In cbarg* ofth*D*partmeolnfao«loloty at the Htate Dulverelly, in a ¦••tai* 00 Ika "ProduotloB ol Wealth" betoro tb^ T. U, C. A., ol St. Paal. Mid:
"Tbe world would b* better of It aN
morrow.   I woald ezeept lebool  „.--
tnd perbop* • f*w otb*r el*****. 0*0 al lhe arealaal avlla ot modern elrlUaaltoa, I I blak, le tb* woman waaa-**ra*r. H<* *a. ataue* li a erlme egaloit aataral law*. Mature Intaodad man lo ba tba pr«da«M; woma* Iha aoaaamar,
"Homa worn**, ll'i true, won'l itartr. •ome woma* abould never marry, bal jraa lau'l organise eoelatv npoa Ina *t**a. Ilont to it* law*. Tb* b**Utajr woiMa.-lM wom*D of lb* m*Jorliy, *hoald ¦hnir, H lhe ean nt a hatband, and aba woald ha' macb b*lt*r able to find • buttwad II (ha bad aot radaeed men'i waaea by h«f M* luatrl*! eompaiilloo,"
Womeu'i waaea, Ihe Doetor laid, ¦r*a|t warl amaller Meautf ah . poiiaaa** l*H tndarine*, leea tkill Ihan man and ka. lanta aba aalan on ber work wllh t*i( i.reperatloB and maka* II, not a wtllW ille-taik, bni * teijpaiarT *xp*dl*al It ncallfr Ih* n**di or tb* d**lr** ol a ik*!! perloj.	
FOR   WIRELESS  STECRINC.
la.t ¦Ilaa Teaua la KualMtd tot Ml***.
la* Cralt by Klbar Warn.
au  iBveullun bae been  t**l*d *l War-
mouth, England, for ila-frlan aay <f*n,
whetber aubi«erK*d or olherwl**, bjr ¦•••¦ of an et her wave,uu I he nlialaaa l»l*ai*Hi le prlnelple. Tne mode! wa* nHotim ' to a varleir of laele. and lollowad tb* aar. r*at wave aa aurely aa il galdad by arad*. der. In addilioo lo alearlDH la *ll*t(M llaea varloua flgurea were daaertbad.
If lorlL-erteaia are en.-oaaalal tt tollkal* tbeayalem will be adopted bv Iba Adadtat ly. Ita aSeci ua modern warfaf* I*' mable, at It la aveeried Ibat Iba I aot only be apfdlad to torpodo erafi, kul can be attached 10 1 other deatructlve ageacla*. Brlail Ihaa WII I.out Tlalble me*u* *l tbe mofl Valaaf* III. cpoti.
MfntBVtaicait •laini  M fart* aa*W.
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