Nassau County Review 19040909

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NASSAU  COUNTY  REVIEW
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A   rAMII,T   MKWSI'APER    OF  LOCAL   AMD   GK3fKRAL   IXTKLiI.ieKI«CK
TltaXi tl.ll0  TKAKLT  I«  AOTARta
VOL.       IXa
FREEPORT,   N.   Y.,   FRIDAY,   SEPTEMBER   9,   1904.
NO. 46.
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'«! Mate, AlbaBT. Jaty ts. UM.-Ptir- > tts^mtWoM M Sfelioii oae H irtlcl. I M tts Caaaiiiaiioa .4 tiM But. of »ir . la serca of chapter niae hundred tiM Lava •< .IcWeni hundred ind -"-l ii fcteefcji (tin ihil the lob •BMediaeat to arllrle sriea of al Ihe atart of Kra^ Yotk It R- itma to bo rhoorn st the oast ers la Ihit Bta
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ta   hold tuch  tertnt;   or  to  make irrcfor.    I t. Itrjvlvrd ill Ibe that the lor-frinii amriLlmriit kflala .    -    .- -u.
¦ nil in ronlcmiily
(errrtl Io Ilir ti.in, be  tiiile
¦txt prttvdiac auch UrnrnI nattv trith the aloretald |iro- O'WIIill, aoerrtirr ol Mtlr.
^^jiRirr si'MiiER ONE.
¦stolMiaa af laa tl|pio and  At
telMlag   la
' t. Ikaolred, (II th. iasemhl.r ronciir) •mBlk artlrit el iht coiitiitiitlon he *•    -'-"'T »!»•»<• Ibo lol'o""* '•'"'I'"'!
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I Mhtt mr bo aalhorlanl hy lair lor „ nasat oi bl^htraji. Dmh lilfha-t;! Ml K MenaiaM uacier nneral laat, ahkh •Ml aha ytavld. (or tho equfiahl. llipenlunaieiit flnrHt saitaa Iho eotiallro. "Th. ac(r«(ate ol •a M<« saiboflied hr thit saciion ihtll not at *m» ama Itmt esceed tlx aum of Ittr mlllicna of ¦IliW. no uraatnl of tb. annual inlerait on •¦•ll *kl aai Ue crulloa d a tlnklng lund ol al IssM IWO yar ceaturn per annum lo ditrharn iha latailril at inatu..llr ihalt l>. provided hr flHtnl lairs vhoat lorcv »t>d eCert thill not he •piaMs^ Aslac Uk eittlence u( tnr debt cre- aM Iktnyador. The leal.Iaturo nu; li; (ca- •fll lain nqtliro Ihe count) or town or Uilli to fOf ha Ikt slaUac luad llio pro[>ortlonale port ol Ik* last •( aar •urh ki(lii>B.r n-lil.in Ihe bouad- arlis of sacfa lomty ar loan and the propor- Uaaate patt ol tho IntOTHal Ihrreoa. but no rounir Mall ai sajr tlaio ler on/ bifbiia/ bo required to HI' BMr* thaa lUrtr-Bit hundredtha nl the root al aadi Makwa^. sad ao iowd more than niirrn IWillllllt KolM of tho proritlont ol tlie lourth millw al this article than apuljr to dcbta lor ll.o higha-aj-o    hereby    aulborite.l.'
oor, art'clr lou;
tiahrd (cr lliroo montha prriKiu. to ibe  tinie cl
"Bt'orrll New Ymki In Senate. Mar. ». J3W.- The (oreioina r'toltlion «ai dolr pa...ed. a ma Jorllr ol all the tenatrrt etrcled tutlns In livor Ihrrrol. tlirre (Iftha balnu prrjelll. Ily order il Ike Seaale, FBAMK W. HKi<)I.Nfl, President.
auto of New Vork: In Aaarmbly, Apr. «. IW*. - iluljr paMcd a nia rd 10 tbr a^a^nll.ll nt in (aror IJirreol. Ihrre (Kths beinir prrti-nf. By order ol Ihe AMfnil.lv. S.  I. .MIOX,  Sprakor
Slalo ol N'W Vork, liO« ol tbe Sei-rrlary ul Itate, ao.: I have |.onipamI Ihe precedins mry ol concurrent rr.oluIlon. propoaing ah amendment ic aaotlon two ol article cix of the Looaiitution. wiib the orifinal coniurri-nl rrKlution on Ala ia tlm oOlre. and I do berebr lertily tliat (l.e aame Is a eorrert trartrtipt tlierrlrom. and at tlic wliole thereof, (liven uiider my band and Ibc teal o( ha<F ol liic Srrrelarr i,( Slaie at Ihe city of Allsinr. tbi« l»tnlv llllh day ol July, In the yrar W our txird. one tiiouMnl nine btlndrcd and lour. It.  S.) JtlllX K. u"nHIF.X, Beirclary ol Slale,
8TATE OF NKW" VORK, fiFFIf E Of TIIE Iritelary ol Slate, Alliani, July L'-S IWM.-Piir •uant 10 Ihe |.r..i i-|.ini ,f trition olKi ol artlHo fnirleea ol Ihe I .utliiulion il Ihe Slale cl New Vork, and a.-cli..n aeien of chapter nine bundre.l and nine ,.( the Una of rifblcen liunilrcd anil aincty-tij, notice it hereby fiicn (hat Ibe (ollow- Ina prc|*oaed ainenittnent lo aection tii cl article III of the Comlltulion if Ihe »ut« ol New Vork la referred to the Leniilalure to ho choaen at tlie aext General Klertion ol hcnaton in Ibif Mlate to be held on the rlfhlh day of November, nineteen hundred  and  foul,  and   it puhlitbed onrc a  week
BANK OF
TK*
Village Ave., RocilTilie Centre, L. I.
mnAM R. SMITH, PfeiidhOl
THOMAS e  KNICHT. Vice-Pfoidenl
BERGEN r. RAmOR, Ciihiir
jSoar? ot Bltectoro
Freeport Bank
CapiUI $30,000 Main Street Freeport
.lUHN.!. IIANIIAI.I,    Urefltlen'
CHACSCEV T. SPRAOCK.  Vl.c Pn--
WILLIAM .'<   HAI.I^. Cunhier
Board of DIraetora
.li.hn J  Kandall AiiguM Inm
nilli
(ieorge W UavlBoii John Vinienl (ilcnlworth 1). l"onib ClmrlMW   Uayc, ArrcnilarSinltli ,bihn W. DrMott r.dn ani T. Tliurbton
I'homil^ U Kniglit Hlrnm H. l^inll i .» Wesley H. Sinllll Charli-Lib. WallacB .Vustln Cornirell John T. Davison Hsiulllon W. Prarpall
William K Wallace H
Cliamiery T. Spraguo Ctiarlfi. I.. Wallace William i^. Hall
EilKur .1
WiUlu.n I! M lller 11 We.iley I'll niwell    Daniel B   Ra)
("olm Peltil
lla
II.
latia, lo bb cboaea at the neil general    .    	
•i fltaalora. aiMl in conformitr to aecllon one, ar- llelo louneea, ol tho Conalilullon ho publiahed lar IkiN atoatha prorkiuA lu tbe lime of auih •Ian km.
eau ol Xnr Yorki tn fenate, Apr. 1, lIKn.— flia fo«vffoing reaoliitlon wat d.jly pnaaed, i ina- Iwllj' ol all tlie •enaloia oleoied iolln< in lavor Unral. Uf onlw ol tbo Senate, FRANK H". BMUIII, rtliMetil.
Im. al Kew York: In Aaaemblr, Apr 1. liKU.— Tka fae^totog naolution waa duly paaaed, a ma- fcafty o< all tho meiabora elected to the ataemUy nMaa la laror tktreol. By order ol tho Atiem- UTX r. MIIOM. Klieaker.
Mala at Saw Vork. OlSc-o ol Ike Secretary ot Wale, aa.t 1 kavo eotapared the prrcedlng lo^r af egacaiiMt molutlon. pripoiing an amend- aMal l« irllolo leven ol the I'on.Flliillim, with ika artflaal conrurrent rraolulion on Ale In tUt «¦«•, aad 1 tkl hneby corllfy thai the aame la a romel Inaacripl themfrum. and ol iba whole IkoreolL tiieni under my hand md tbe real of Mlet al Ihe lecretary ol Mate at llio oily ol Atkaiv. tkl> Iwenly aflh day ol July, In the year •f ear Lord, eiw Ihouaand nine hundred and four, |l> UJ J(WW r. O'BRIEN. Secretary ol Stale.
tran or mew tobk. oiTK"E~0F~TnE
Batnlatj ol (tate, Albany. July 25, init. Pur •am la Ika fiSTUIaaa oi aection one ol article '——m Ika CoBalllulinn of the Slale of Neir I aection aeren ol i hapter nine hundreil «d ttie Ia«-a of eighteen hundred and Dollce  la hrreby  given that the  foil
.- ,  ffopoieil  amendmrnt   to  lection   fnur  of
••tkk weea ol the ("onttiiulion of the State of Row York la relerred lo the t.ealtlalure lo he •boom at th. next (Ieneral Election of Scnaton In IMa Male to he held on llie eighlh day ol Nnveni- kor. Rlnetcen hundred and four and It pulilithed gaca a wwk lor three montha next preceding leek centnt rleclion in cinfurraity with tbe ihCMald prortllona. JOHN F. U'BHIEN, lie.rc- Un at Mate.
AMKIDHENT NTMBER l-KO. Coacaifeal ItHiIullon cf Ibe Senato and Aa- gMBMf. propoalaf an amendnient to lertlon lout gt articl* ••mt dl the contiitution In relation to Um IIbm wllhlB which dcbia of the alate nuat he Mil nd •Irlkiag from aaid aectioa oetlain limlta-
RKtiM t. liaalTwI ilf the ataemhly concui). Ihal aerllon lour ol article otren of the eonall- imloal b. amvnded to read aa followa: Article Vil. I «. Eicept the il^hta aperiBcd In acctiona tito aa4 threo ol thit artid., no delita thtll bo kwtatlCT eontracled by or In beball of thit ttite. oaleta iiKh debt thall be authoria.-d hy i'law for •MM riagki work or object, lo be dittinctly ie«ll*td (bnoini and tuch law ihall impoto and amoMt lor tk* colleclion ol a direct aanual Ui to My, aad •aflKtrnI to pay, Iha intereil on ¦Kk dobt at It tolia due, and alao lo pay and Mackain th* (rinclpal ol auch debt within Dlir Man from th* tlm. of th. contracting ihereof. ¦• aieh Uw •hall take egect until It ihall, al t gMeral election, havo been aubmltte.I lo Iho peo- ^, and haro rnelrel a majority ol all llie volet tatt lor and againtt il at tuch election. Un Ibe laal paitage ol tuch bill In either boutr of tbe Mlalatlire. the <|uettlon thall be taken hv avri aa4 aoot. to be duly entered on tlie Jouinala Uwnal. •ml thall br: "Sliall thit hill pan, and gBfkl Ibo aame lo receive Ihe tarn Hon ul Ihe BMlrr' Tk* l*gialature may at aay time, alter n* gnrotal •( auch taw be the people, 11 no ••kt Aall bare been nnlracled In iiunuanit IMIMI. repMl the tame; ainl mar al any lim* *|i tow. loiliid Ihe rontrarting 'ol tny lurlhcr MM or lltbllily unde^ tuch law; hut the lax in proportion to the debt nay have been contracted, of auch la
.     .    .    ..lealahle.   a:ic     _   _ _.
¦Ul Ik* prw^eda Iheinl .hall   ha .    ._	
firarlalon hereinliefore apecifled (o |.ay and dii- rkarge Ihe interrat tnd principal of eiiili ilrbt •ad llahilily. The money oriniiig from anv loan •r Mock clialing tiiib lirl.t or lialillilr thall lie •palled lo Ilie work or ohjeit tpeclfled in the art tuikorltiag turh debt or liabilliy, or (or Hie pav- ment nl auch debt or Ilthlllly, and for nn oll.rt pnrwaao  whatever.     No  audi   law   thall  he  tub
Sited lo ho voted on, wllhin three nionllia titer paitag* or at tnv general oleillon when any tthor law, nt any bill, ahall l« aohmlite.1 to I« voted for or agiiii.t. The lei^Itlaliire mar pro- rid* for the baiM of lii.iulii of the ttale to run I.r •   Berlod   not  uircllng   Hfly   yeart   In   lieu   ol
lor
in
iilormliy
ilh   the  afur
lid   pr,
ity unde/ bniwaed by >uch a.t, in •al lUhtllty which
he
of lb.. lame at y rIni.InK fund .quel In amount 1, no forlher di-
boada hcniulura auihoriied h •ball laieoao aad nroviile foi airact annual tag lor thejiatmei kanlabefore reouired. wbcii i mated under llii. .r<.|ion .ball th. debt for which it wan inil,
r»«l  lax tball he leiled on t.,-<.iir.        	
lag lund an.l the leKislaliire thall re.luoe the tax lo an amount eoiial l<. Ibr ai-t-rning inlerrtt on tuok debt, I i. )te«ilvel 111 llir tMcmbly cinouri. Ihat the l.ircgfliiiK am..iidmcnt be referreil lo the leclalalitre in h« ili,>M.ii at ibe ii.-xt general elec- • nd In i-onfoniiity witli aection I.e pub-
(loa ol
..iitlii
the lln
In 8.11
Apr.
IfllH.-
MKlh rlevlii.n.
atate of Kew Tork tlilt naoliillon  wav ,liilv •II lh« lenalora riertrd  i By  ordtr ol Ike  tdiiale, waldent.
IWale   «f   New   Virk: l»a.-Tliit   reniluli.'.i   wi lorlljr ol all Ibe niemlicr, raliaa In lavor llier.of Wy, «. r.  NUtIN, S(ie«k,
Wale ol Ntw York. iifHie ol tbe Se, reltir BUlo, ta.1 I hare ,.omt.4rr,I Ihe preocllnR rO|iv euacuiteat reoolullon. t.io|i.^ng an amendmeni ardlon lour of arti,le i,-ven iv? ih* rno.llliill with Ih.. otigintl cn'urrcnt rrtnlullou on fit,. Ihi* olhie.  an.l I ,1,. Iierebv r,rtifv Ibat  Ihe .«
ol Ibe
Itn 1 Ikertnl,
Albany, ihi> iwmi ol onr Lord, on* l
IU 1.1 JOHN r.
:;xt;'
nd of I l.aii.l   ii'.d   Ibe
"HHIKS"   (leir
ol SIkl,
ITAT« or KKW VtlRE. OFFK K OF THE temltry of atalr. tit..,,. Juli 'J... fen. • IVr- •uant lo Ibe pcriili.iK .1 w,li,in our ,1 arli.le tourleen ol Ihe ( onaliiulion ot ibe sine il N.i Vork, and arctioli levin of fbaptrr nin-.- hundred 'and nine of the l.awt ol eighteen biindre.i and llindytll, notice l» b.irhy given that Ibe 1,1 lowing |.roii..ied anionilnirnt to te,ii..n iwo of ar- tlolo ail ol Ihe < ..imlluliin ..| ihe Mate ol New Italk, ia referre.! t., ibc legialature lo be . bon-u nt the acxl lleni'ial nrni.ui ol Senalora in tbla ¦Ute to t" bel.l ..ii the , ighth day ,4 .Voiembrt. alnoteeti bumlrrtl  .n.i (..tir. ^pd  ta pul.liil.e,t on.-e
a week loi
ith   tbe   al."
I bKIKN.    Seetelaty    ol
AMEKDIIENT SI MHKB TIIRKE. floacurrrDt   He«..luIloli   ,1   loe   IlriMle   a
ambly. pro|»oi,inc
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Kerlion I. Rra<.br,l thai aerllon Ivio of an..!,, i.i vl n.e ..n.iiiu tloa tw tmcinU'd to tea.I at fidlow, .\iii. le \I I >. The I..gl.Ulore eball illii.ie the ilair Inl.. four Jildi, ial deparlaKiiIi. "The flr.1 d.|.ailtnet.'t •kali nmuit ol Ihc ,,<unlv ..f New ^M|.. ib, olhert (ball Iw l«.uii.le,i 1.., .ounl.i lur,. an.l Ik raaapwl and t.).ul in i...p.jl«tiun at nearli av mai ke. thvre e.rvv l.n le^i tbc legtaialiire in., allri tk. Iwlirlal dirailimnt., but wllhoul Inreaiiiig lb. numbciaiSer,.. I. Then, thall Im an apfwllait tkvWw ol Ibr vui.rviii'. ...iirt. conaiating ,;l aeven Iwallea* U lb. am .1. (.atlineni. and ,T Hie Jiia ike. In eaih cl Ibe other .1c|.artttieni,. In each aayartmewt lour iliall .-ouititutc aa.ioi^m. ami the cwnntfreave ol three ah;.li be Bet.eMarv to a tleil •••a. Ko aHii* Ihan Ave juttb-ea ,4iall all in an.v gage, FroM ail the Itt*li,.e9 elected to Ihe tU|,renM ganrt tk. govtmir liiall ilevigwat. ikoar »b.i lOiall aaa^lltllte tk. apwUale iliriMon In <arh ,le|»it gRgall •a4 ke ahall dc*iga*ie tne iweti.ling Jualioe Ibanal. *ka akall a.t ae ..iirb dunng hia lerin ol iMe*. gad *all tw a reaatent ol the detiartaient TW «IM> ilMieeo aba I W dciguied W Irrma at tx* faana aa the unexjirej p..rlu.na ol thru NaaMtie* ItflM ol .«. e. ll i.wa than tve v raft^ iSvm time lo Iinte a. tbe lemia of ,... It .leu^na Itaaa exptre, or vai4aciea .>.,ur he tb.li niaka anr dawgoatiuna. A toaioriiy of tbe ]u,ti<-t ao Igaated lo ail ta the appelate din., ,-,. m ...b ntlOKXI aball be retidenla ol the det'onminl ¦• IMy alw make lei.ip.>rary drtlgrttu-iM ni na* cl the abovo.v or inahtiit^ to act of anv laMie. ta the appellaie diriaioa. at la caae th. plwtlding juMu'r .1 a'.y arp.-llate dlvitioa .hall «a«Clty tu hira I bal .re ir mot. a.billi.iaal li-a licM ar* t,ee,le.i lur 11.. *|,eedr dllfoaal
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rtdoM.    JOHN r. O'BRIEN, St^mary of »ttl< AMKNDMK.VT  .KCMBKB  KOI H. Conrurreiil   Bi-fholutl-n   oi   the   Henair   tml    .fi- ' iWrblr,   pro|>oilnf  »n  ¦mffnlm*nt  to  icrtion  fix '•I arOcle tix ot iTic (uristitiitioD, rtlatinr lu irinl MmmitBtorn-n*.
8ri-tion I. KfjrilrH. flf lh# MPfTnbly ronnii) thit ifption Iil of »t{i-\t ttiK uf tlie mnflUutioti be atnt-ndril IO tt to n-ad itt follnws: | 6. <-irriilt l^ou^t« ind coiuti of tiy^r ntul irrtniner ¦?#• alM)!- Uhni from ar.d ifter ttif iH't day of V}*rtmhtT,  lirklffn htindred and nir.^t* liv*. .«]| thfir jcri* diction fthall thrmipon Ite v«itnl fn llir bu|irfiiit' rourt. atxl all artitiriB and prorrfdinffs thru prnd- liiK in fuch courli >hilt b« iranifvrrrd tu Die EUpreme (ciitt tor liearitiff and dt-terminatiun. Aiiv juatfcf ot the auprrme rourt, except aa oth- er«iM protiiled in ihii article, may liold c^urt Id any countv. W henrver and a* often aa the cauaea upon tne trial term calendar of any couti- tjr of thia ftate, liaving a ntipuUtinn acctrrdinir to the latest atate enumeration of ov^r five hun¬ dred thouaand, (dull ha\p tu atcuinuluted that an unpreferred cauac cannot iyt reached for trtal in 6ut coume witbin one }ear aftT it liaa hfcn plar- Cd iiuun tha calendar, tlie appellate divknlun of tbt Jepaitment In nlncli aurl. Lounty it emhraivd Ihay. Im a ffrtlflcaie nign^d by a majority of iti nrmber^ certify the fact tu the court of appeilf, WlierettiK-n Mid court may by order authoriie the ippolntmem In aai'l n(,uMl.v of trial commf-wiun tra, aiatliiK Ih aaiil order the niimbi'r of runi Diiacionera to he appointed, and thrir terma r>r ofDce,   not eJtccrding i
Wr .:.) u k-Piifiiil BttiikiiiK BuMin'»-. Of Uepoa llntxl liiHcount.
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Your PutronagL' KoliiiU-d,
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Open, except IocmI liolidav-. r.    ni     Oirrrs.  facUillei)  and
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Is loiwiatint ivltli'ion«-rv»tlvo  luanascoiuent. 1     Interest nl llio rale ..(       per  .enl.   paid on I liiiieilciioaltt, three montli» or more.    Drafts IssilPi! on all pans of Etiropv Doi-s ll Kciirral banliim; liuslni'v-. Arcourta   of   i orliiiraliiiii-.   • olnimiiii.^. hi- uUtloe. I'tcsohi'lteil. Knllro sallt.'acllon itiiarniili ml Inf|iilrio* ivllI receive proliipl   Httenllnn aoil h,. clicertnlly ansvrereil.
TlisNewYorkui Lost Island ImiioiCoi&piSY
In clfrtt SatarM). Jtly 16. 1904
11
LARGE ARMY AT MANASSAS
ENIOHBEO .^""^ '""1:1:
Regulars    and    Militia   in    fn-np
Tenement   Inspector's   Plan   Saves        UniJer Major-General Corbin Buried Workmen,  ¦—
UNDER FIFTEEN FEET OF EARTH
rw«ulj-fl\e     Thoiioaiiil      Tioopt      tiolug
Throngh  Maiicuvrca on Former
llattle     tirouuilt.
or<l Through Ih lellovT "tTorkmeii—Ainb I'alleil.
er Falli...^ I..I0 nt and Bel,,, Covered | _^,„^. ^.^,^.^ »i,v.-I„ tile Vilillil.V i.f «I.h   Saiiil^Two   I,.„er,Are   Kln.II,   ^ j,„„„s,„s. Vu. ."lix-l ivinlllll" llllll Hl-'HUl
Kir, rta    "'! stall.   Iiiiups.   111'..   i.|i|.iiuili..il.   foniiiii^;
nee. ."tV.r. ,,,,^. ,^j.^,^.^, ,„i||,„,,. ,.,,„,,, ,„,.,'¦..«lllb- llslii'd ill Mil-. I'oniitr.v in time ut iioaic. Hut it U nut iiili'iiilcil llllll llili< liiri-'i' LhwI.V III" 1111.11 sbilll br Illi.ri.l.V ,i ibs- (ila.v. Tilt- i.iu.iiiiipiiii.iit mill tiiniuiniis nil' aniiiiKoil b.v tlu. (Jurpintiii.iii to iiiiviib' till, liiiiilint mill must iii.i...sMii.v Iiiilll uf tvorli kii.iivii III till' filiKiuliiii (.rth.. Miblb.i lb,, tti'ltliin out lino till- lii'lil llllll Ibi.r.. iiiitlltii,' Into iHT.rlii'i. till' tlii.<irli.» uf III,. iln.-M-ooiii iimlrt" tlii- biuiulati'il   I'liiiiiilliiiis   of  tu'iiiiil   wav.
thai .ection one ol artiile lix of the conttitutioo be amended to al t,. read at followa: I 1. fiiipiriiie i-nurt; rnurt of appeaU; Aou contli- tulcd; juflittijl dilfrirfs. —"rlie riipreme court il coniinue.l iviib general juritdiciioii in law and e.juliy. rubj.it 1.1 s.ich appallale Juruiliction ol tbe court of a|.p..al« av now la or may be pre. airibed by law not iiKonsisunl wilh thit article. Ihe eximli.K judiiiat dielrlcla of Ihe alate ara coniinue.l until ilidngej aa b.-relnallcr provided. The fjprenie tour! tliall coiivivl of Ihe jiiatitfei now in ofllce, and of tbe ju.lifra trantferred thereto by tbc filth aection of tins arli.le, aii ol whoni  thall   continue  to   be  Juitlcea  i.(  the
;;r.
QUEEKS iKall Bound a. Ill. thon every XI niiniites tlieroafler.until h.lio p. in., then ll.;l.>. 10.35 nnd ll."!,. tor Helniwleiiii, Ganli-n ("ity and Miuculn only.
MI^EMA iSi.nlli Honndl at S.l.i. ".(''. and "(¦"¦ o. m. tlien rrorv lliiny minutes tliercatlei initi: lil.t.'i p. m.. anil al li.lr, nml ti.ti |.. ni. for Hcni|..
enrlr HEMrSICAD 1
in the ortli.
of I
tnd
. In
during thei of twelve additional Juai and bo choien by llio ole Uiing ludiiial dial
thri
th..
cond,   anil
t who Ihall reiido .ra of, Ihe teveral e in the flrst ill.
tnd
lUcm.
in
ol The
number of tlial miasionera authoriErd by laid order, who muil poaaeM the quallftialiona rri^uircd for a Justice of the tupretn. court. They sbtll poaicsa and exer¬ cise in Ihe county for which I bey arc appolnleil ""¦'""       ' mlie of ihe tupretn. court
iliipositlan of cauiea upon ar and the fflllcment of iball poiaeta none of Ibe • out of court or at spi-ciil
other diitri. tri; and of ccfsort of raid Juaticcs Iball \tc d.oien by tht tlc,t..ri of Iheir roapcctivc Judicial diatricta. I'he legillature mliy altel- the Judii-Ial diatricu once afler every cr.umeraiion under Ihc consti- tulLin. of the inbabilania o( tbe .late, and there¬ upon reapportion the Justiiea 10 he tb.'reafler •licted  in tbe diatricta ao altered.     The legiila
resperling the Iri; aaid trial term . caies  on   app.'al.
any
I iv pi
The;
i'.led
Ihall
el i
.1 a Juil
Kubllc iiilfiTsf*  rci/iiiirs   it.   I: er ct JusUiet of llie  tupreliie , of Ibe court  of  uppeala a%  il that the total number uf juilRei
deenit that  the
. of I
nil.n II al ..ilj
• pp.als   Iball   not   ex. also Ihat anv  till  ln<
of   tvleli.
county for vvhicli tlu-v are appoiutii.l. ami r not prai'ti,* laiv. i ;•. He»olve,i, lil Ilio als. bly coni'iir) that tbe foregoing amendni.-iit iio lerred to Ihe legivlature, lo he choaen al the n grni-ral eli-ition of acrialors, ami in conlormily vction ..nr. article (..uneen. of Ibe cunatllut be  published   for   three mtntli*  previoua   to
¦i.l iliali r^ieive Ihe aa of tbe mcinliers elected to Iei!iilalurc.    | i. Rekolved (if
Soutli  llouiiili    ..no >.vcry»liiiiiiiite- Il (i.itlp. Ul.. Ili.n Ill.UlamI 11.IU I., m
Henuistoad (North Kouiidl nl and H.OHu. m.. then over) tliirly ii after until ll.tX) p. in., tlioii fl.lM p. ni
Iloraintenrt (West Bioinili iit ¦. .2il. i;.'«l' .Ki ni.il 8 a. in., then ct.tv Xi iniiiinoa tliorenrter un¬ lil .Mill p. lu.tlieii ii.Oi). 1(1.10 anil Il.dUp. ni.
fRCtPORT R. R. DtfOl |l-onth Boimdl nt ".."ii. 6 ".M. T.-Jli, .-."^11 a. III., tli.-ii ovory M miniitol theri.. nttrr unlil li.".1) p. ni.. tlirn lO.'JO anil Il.-'O |.. m.
Kr,...|>orl K. B. llepui. iSortli Boiindl al llll. 7.1(1. S.tll anil fl.K) a. in., then orery "H minuli.s tlo.reiifter until 10.40 ti. m. tboii 11 t(iI and t.'.Ti midnight.
ROCKVIUE CENTRE, VUItgt Aietoe |W«». Hoiiiiili nt :,.<.".. a.t.".. V'l.'i mill ".l.'l a. ni.. then eviirj lliirty ininnl.." tlicreaflor until '.'.Hi p. ni.. then Kl.4"i anil 11.4.". p. ill.
HockrilV (".ii-.ri". Villnifo iiveiino icn^l Ixniml i at li.lli. 7.111. S.lllanil !..Uln. ui.. then every tinny minutes ther,.iifIoi' unlil lll.pi p. m.. llau II.IOi,. ni. mid IL'.lOniidiiiKlit.
lYNBROOK R. R. Degol .Ensl Hnuiiil.nl H.II.V 7.ili.
.,1 (l.ll
,il lll.i'
11 ill apfifala.- .1. U Iball c .„<iale   ju.ig.a
tlaie  I.f I
oh  cli'
   of New  York;
The loregoing riK'.luliun ivaa
Jority of til Ihe acnator,  ele.
thereof,   three flitbs   IkIok   |.reMnl.     Hy   order
the .Vnale. flt.t.VK W. IIII.IIIMI, 1're.lileiit.
State of Niw Vork; In Aiieinhly, Apr. ». IWH The foregoing revolution was duly paaaed,   a ml-   ; Jority of all the meml«ri circled to the aMcmhly   j voting in fav.ir thereof, three-fifths being iresent. Ily order of llir «.aenilily,.«. F. MXO.N, Speaker   1
Stale ol New York,  UMlio ol the  Secretary  ol  | Slate, at.: I bare compared the pn ceding copy of  ; cont.irreiil leaolution, iir.ip.ising an amendment to   '¦ •ec;i.,:i »ix I.f nrliile lie of llic Conitllalion, vrlth   ! Ibe .irlginal cooiurrelil rcoluilon on file  In  thla  , oHi.e, and 1 .lo berel.i' lerlifv that the tame la a   ! corrci'l   trai.s, ii|.t   Iberelroni,   and   of   tbe   wholo theicof.     (luen   on.lir   my  band   and   Ibe   letl   of   I OlHie   ,'f   llic   S..rrlarv    of   Slate   at   Ibe   ¦ ilv    ol   , Alhani. Uils livcnlv-tlllb .lav of Julv, in the "vear of our I...r I. one ll...ii«iii.i iii.ie hundred ani tour, 11^   h I JUIIN  V. irnlllKN^Secrelary of Ktate.       |
«TATK OP NEW Secretary of State, K •uant to the pr..viiio
court of t of the in oltice, IlM legiiiatura :i.-tdauie may   be
icc-ilter .l.-iiridnight. l.vnl.riK.li 1(. K. L)ci«
cry
then lt.llfi|..
Ill I  lit h.'ij. I'ani'l  Il.r,"
Now Voik lii.T — ItiMiiil bfiH.atli lulls 111" sgiiil llllll fast losing i-oiisi'lous. iii'ss as tbr air bfiauii. piliniislpil in the crt'vbo mIiiiv nio.v woii. loiiliiii'tl. ttvo youtti; Italiiiii labufi.rs wure aiiatfbptl flout tbo |,Tiii of tipiiili lifinti fift UDili 1" a Ki.iwii-\llli. sinil. Ilif.v bail bmi Ibc luieiin.st uf livr i.»i'gVH- torn Willi wpi'i. liiiiKiiis a Iromh for n Wilier pliH. uiiil.r tin. .lossiuK at KMst ' .•¦"'"¦ '"'" ^^'¦'•'"' ''"• '"''Wl"!" <i"i>"l"' «"' V        V-    I ,,.',, I liavi. t IP o|iiiiirliiiilty of artlud toBolbi.r
.N..W  Vork avPiiti.. ami Iftslol  slirot.     „   i,,,,,;^,',';,,„,,   ,|*,,„   „„,   ^innmulos
«li<.|i   till-   jiiltin;;   i.l    a   iiasslin;   rar | jnui liMttalloiis of tli.' arm.v  luists; Ibo
caiisptl 11 i.'t'i.:it iiiash of l.iiisi.ui.il oHftli ! uttiii.rs   will   br   -Ivfii   an   iiii|iortittilt.v
to fall   auil   ini|irisoii  lliom   tin-  utbrr : in liniiilb. tb.. larcii" builli-.
tlirt.i-iniinani'il 111 .itiiii|i ba.'k ill llllll. to |    ("aiitiilii   .liiiiu.s   .S.   Mns-.   1".   S.   .\ .
I'Sijapi' uiilnui, iiuil a s.-ori' of otilook- ; lu   follli.|'"s    WonUlv.    in   riiiiiiiiriitiiii;
Its si'iit tip a i'i".v of lionor at what ap- ' on tUfs.. luaiii.tivii.s. says Uiai ivi' liavn
pvareil  to  be  tlio  sinlilon  anulliibuiiui ' bail  iiiaiiv   lianl  b.«iitis  ..„  loarii  tliat
l.i till' Iwo b'l-.s rnrltiiiati. (llKdt.rs. j an iiriiiy on pii|i..r ami ;iii army lu Ibr
It was tlii"oiii;b Ull'ipiirk aitloii of a ; lU'lil  aii.   nvii   si.paiiit,.  tbluj...     Kvon
t|.|ii.'iui.ut  liotis,. inspi.|.t,ir, Jiisi.pli  'Str- j far   inon.   ibaii   any   iitlii'f   profi'sslon
.Sttcfucy, ami llH' aiil of a pli'i-e of obi j Ibat of Ibo iiiilil:iry is on., v.-lilrb i-aii-
rubber host'tliat tbf two uii'ii. Autliony ! not  bo  lansibt  in   lluoiy.  :iml   it  wa Uonsoliuu ami Salvaloro ("aprli'n wot
VAUE"! STREAM. Uockjiny Avnar . Ea
nii'.iili'.-' llieronfu-r unlil IHUJ p. iH'.
rl.ovtn by
of   Ibe   duel   judge
Ihall    be
Tlie ollicial
111   associate  Judge.
rrsoiipil lifter lUcy Iniil stinori.il kuiI prayiMl iu tliplr liaik jirisoti for more thau fifty miiitili.s. M|..><ivt.<.ii('y .si'iuii'il to be Ibe only sji^talor win) tliiiiiirli tlnie tvas any liope wlieii lite cave-In oiritrri'iL (iraspinjr ilir lioso, wlibli bail been iiseil as a water pipe in inlxlut; mortar near by, be sboiiteil to some workmiMi to follotv bis'., ami w-itli tlieir Uelp beiiiiu to puvli tbe cml of the bose lulo Ibe loobe .ijoli umbr wliieli the e-\eavaliirs lay Itlddfii.
"'(Jet the air in."' lie siiouteil, "ami Yve may save theni."'
I'mler MeSweitiey's orilers many men tvent to work with plik ami sho¬ vel, raeliijt iiKainsl time to remove the mass of sHHil. Sixiii tile workers ami the speelators bail imreasiil in iitini- liers. Hutll tbe stteet was pm ked with a shoutiiit.'. exeiteil tlirom.' lliut tllleil Ibe whole blink. Tbe reserves of the Brownsville pollie stalinu were ealled anil eame al ilnuble ipili-k. Two <.<im- panles of tin luen. one frnm au (.utrliie house aud anollier fioin a boiik ami ladder lieaibiiiarlirs. tinned out to aid in tlie resitti.. .V pilosl. rather Kil- tvnrd Iti'iipliy. anivi'il and stood at ibo edse of the eieaviitliin. ready to de- Keeml and ailiniiilsler the last rites as I HHin     lis     the  tbiiiiiieil   laborers   Yvere
for that that tb. raiifreil the setiei eiivres; to leai-li liotv Io lake eare lield,   uml   Io   tea
Ieneral Staff ar- e of aiimial inaii- neii by experleine f tbemselves In the 'll   olHeers   how    to
liandl.. and eare for large bmlies nf ineii on lafue and ilivi rsllled areas, mil by telllnn them abiiiil It In leelnies ami Willi biHiks, but by glvliiK tbem the men to handle ami lo lake eare of, thns aeiiiialiilliiu them tvitli lb., pusslbllilies and liira.nltles of aetiial Will". .\slil|. from the line offloers. to ivhom Ibe experletiee will be of Im.sti- lualile value lu ti.ls way. eaeh slafT" corps - the giiartennnsters. whleli moves and elotbes the army: the imn- liilssary, which feeds ll, ami Iho other staff deparluieuls—will have the op- piirtuulty (o loam by experience the labor attendlnj; tbe care, tiiiiisporla-* Hon, aud .supply of large bodies of Iriiopi".
Ill order to produee as far as pnssiliio ihe iietual eouditions which tvoulil pre¬ vail lu tiiue of hostllllies. the reiiulars and lite mllltla. all mider lite lominainl of .MaJor-IJeiicral II. ('. Ciirbln. are ili- vldiKl Into two liostlle divisions, (ien¬ eral Kreil H. (Irani, ivlm Is ,i son of the Kreat I'lvll War leader. Is t,> eominaud Ille division Heat" Manassas, ami (ien- riil J. Franklin Hell the other, tvlili h
thtll be lourlerii years from and including the first day of ,lanuary next atter thtir election. Tbe legitlatiire may j.rovi.je by Uw f.ir th. manner in vvhirli Ihe court ilitll all. wliethir in two divisions or one. imi for tbo number of mem¬ bers of the curt ner.-sear* lo form a quorum in numb-r  whoae
con.iirrin.r rl.all be re. riisr The c..url i.ba!l bave power I r.niova ita reporter, rlrrk and Hiwived III the asienddy ,ini going   amendment   b.    releired
drcii appoint and to lleii.lanll. I 8. I tl.al Ilie lore- 11... leei.laluro
tort, tnd in conlorriiily wiili ki'Uoii one ol rlicle fourlein ol the contiitution, tie publithcd or  tliree  inontht previoua	
the lime of tuch
Slate of New Vork: In Senate, Apr. 13 lt04.— Hie foregoing retoliitlon wat duly ptiacj, a nia- Jotlly ol all tbr ¦i.nnloiB electt.t ruling In favor tbireof, three ftflba being present. Ilv order of tbe Senile, FHANK W.  IlldCUSS. President.
State ol New York: In Aaieinbly, Apr. 14, UIQI.— Tbe IcrrRoing  rev..l.ll I'.n ivas duly paised,   a  ma-
TEE PYDBniM
Fine
Spring
and Summer
Suitings
lenoheil.     Two ainbtilanees.  one  from j,   camped   ttvelve   miles   aiMiv.   near
.»;t.   Mary's   ..inl   the   other   from   tho . Tliorounhfare.      The   terrilorv' lu   lie-
nradford Street llnspllal. elatteretl iuto | tweeii is nlsiul ninety sipiare miles,
the   crowd,   and   two  youuc   siirjceons |      I'l,,. first few days are beiii)? devoted
leaped  down   liiIo   Ute  cut   and   stood , to reeouiiolssance. palrollint; ami rc^:-
prepared   tvllli  their  inslrument   baed i nieiilal and lirlt:aile drills, after wliieh
Biirt restoratives. outposts will be established nml inaln-
Wlieu   iiliiiost  an  liunr   bad  passed. ! tallied,    tviihotit   interrtipllon.   ibiv  or
and  the  resciieis  were ready   to drop j iilnht. until tbe termliiiill.in of the niaii.
in llieir trucks, the foremost pick made ¦ euvres.   The Inst four days of the maii-
nn opeiiiiii: inio llie bole where Ctjlsol- cuvi-es nre to  be devoted  lo the solu-
iiio and   Capri.e  wei'e  eiitinnlied.     As : tloii of two tactical pniblenis. nub of
Ihe surifeoiis and priest Jumped iu the | tvlilih will take I wo ilavs.    "ihe esseii-
wi> men strtiKl-'leil In their feel, dazed, i ilnl   feature of  each   is.  of  inurse    so
1
weak   and   still  pray
Ihey   had  done  conlli
much tl e Yvorse for tin
N.n York .V i.ldi.i 1. Ib.. Legillaturi' lo l« ch..».n at ll.e i.evi Lineral Kle, lion ol Sco«l..i, In lhi« Slale lo 1... belli on Ihe il|ihlli dav of \o venihir, nineteen biili.lied and bur. and is liuh- lishrd (or three montha next preceding auch (ieB- tral F.le, linn, in conformity wilh ihc atoreiaid oroviaioua.     JOHN   F.   OIIBIKN.    Hen clary    of
AMF.NDMKNT M'HIIKR  FlVr.
I onmrrcnl rwoluli..n of ibe Senal.' and Av •eniblv. proposing an aliien.lmeiit to lertioii oeveo of anicle atien ol tl.e i .n-ntutioii.
.seillon   I.   Hevoli.d   nl  Ibr  a.ienil.ly ronvur).
itiluliiig   the   lorett   pn
1°'
hj
•I .Stale ot lenc ment t.i
Ibe Cor r,.f..|ii
. thereoi. Ibree-tiltha being preaent.
.. AsaemMy. S. K NIXON, Speaker lew Vork, OHlce ol the Secretary of 1 have ^umpare.I the preieding c.py It   re.olution.   propv.sing   an   amenil-
iiuli.
Ihal   the
this office,
mv ban.l of Stale day of Jul tan.l rlM OliniKN
ml of the wliolc tbereor. Clve:i unl.r 1 of olBic of Ihe Secrelary I   Albany,   Ibis twenlv flilh
-    .ear of our Lor.l,  one  tli.-.l-
liundted and four.    IL. S.1    JUIIN  I".
ary of Su
dead timtier . for refurettall of Ihe ttale. I inay alio aut
burned areaa aa far i
1,   ttiroiigh offlcert till
The    ,.i
ptiki
'Is   ..I
•\ park
apart
pun hair ol Ian.la in auth |.ar"sa. A v...lai I'll aerllon iiiMj lie resiraiiie.l at the son pev.ple ir »lth ih-. ,ohseot ol the luprrme on ri..II,o 10 tbe att..rne.i ivaetal ai Ihe i any litlaen of ihe stale. 1 5. Meaolve.l i asaenibly ,onrtiil, lliat llie foregoing amen bo referred lo liie legialature t.. he chosen ; neat general election of leiialorv. and in lormily   with  aeilion  one.   of   arliiie  foiirl.
STA"rT: OF NEW YriRK. OFnci". OF TIIE -. i.lary  ot   Siste.   All.ani.   July  56.   lli(il.--I'ur-
uil.'i.M .1 II... I .'0-n;uiiiin ol tlie Slal.' ol New Ilk. ..I.J ,H. i.'ii > i.-n .1 ihaplcr nine buo.liej I.l nil).' .( Ih.' Isms .1 eigbteeu bundrej and li.el; ,11. 11.11.,. is brrely gilen that tbe loi¬ il.. six ..f Ibe Cnslltulion of the Stale of New ork la relerred t'. Ilie I.egillaline lo lie i boien . ll.e i.evt llenirdl Kie.iion of Scnalora In Ibia 11.. to t.c held ..n llie cijl.lli dav ,.1 N..,euil.er. ji.ieen li.in.lre.l au.l  lour, and ii p'ibli.<br.I  onre
Ileeihe.I   iif   the
If goiitl w"(irkraaiishii>, firstrt'la-ss luatcrials iiiid nuiiraiitopd fit Jiro what vou ,'iro in Ht>art'li iif .vou Yvill be Yvt'll sati.sfic'd by
The New York Tailor
SUITS NADI TO ORDEB riON 914 UP
ClMnlng and lepaiHii^ al Lowest Pricts
Main St., Fit^oiuii't, near tht>. Bank
WOM.W   TIIlt.VSlIKS   INTltrUlill. 4iid Had
s they snld nrtnu({lu){ tlic conditions that the na- .|y. but not, . itire of the attacks Yvill call for inaiieu- xpei"ienci.._      vritis wllhin  Ihe  limits of  the  li'ased
  I laml.  With this end iu view llie "Hlue"'
army, which is (ieneral (iraiirs, tvill. Ill the lirsl problem, be callt'il u|iiin to ibfend YVnHlilnv'ton. I >. C fri.ni llie at¬ tack of a "Hrown"" nriiiy. of wlmh (ieneral HelTs force al ThoioiiBlifare is Ibe advance (iunrd. uml the remain. llllll Is stippos.-d III be march-
Uiiii ilitll dm of Her Iluu Illni .\rri.sted. Nyack. N. V     .^ll imitnler. tvlio prob- ibly  Intended bitr,;lary.  was tliraslie*   \ ]- ;,;, ihi.'shi.n^i.'doah
iind driven from her house by M I'lethi Ueurborn. .Mrs. Iiearisirn Is a widow, aud llvei in a Hue lioiise ou Talliiian avenue.
She was in alt tipiier louni w ben she lie.ird a iiulse as of some one iiiovlne uruiiiid down stalls. As she entered Ihe upper Inill she saw a rotichlooklni: itandlni; in  the doorway  leadiiiK
atilution.   b*  publlslicl   foi I to tke lime of ruch election. of   New   Y,.rk;   In  Sinate    Al.r.   I, 1%e  foregoing  leiohilirn  uas .t.iiy   palaed.
previo
jorltv hereot. he Vn
thereof      (av
1   I.. Ing
; H  HI
lai of 1 1   N
:  I
w
York.  1 e  i.iiipa
m.e
rr.| I
I'W-'Ud
n.v LrU*r ii( rreatdtT-t. Aavmblj. Apt. H, KKM. - Kaa tlul.c puMTil. a ma¬ ted to the ««.Kml>lj" Atlha l.einf  iif"  "
Dr. B. F. N. Brake
i'i SCHERMERnOSN STREET
ll..ars, 11 1,. 1
Brooklyn, N. V
nOL'RS AT Dr. DEHTON'S. FREEPORT, I, I.
Tui'v.l.iy nn.l IViday Sui |.. (::l i and i) t.. - ].. in. YV, llu. -.Illy nnd Siilnrilay :l.ui t.. 4 "in..nty
iVIORTGAGES Money to  Loan  at 5"»
k in *tikmt iMjIly.    BUUNNG lOMS.    ItMi !• tlill t« iKgr Mrttuc   Al paat lagM accagle^ at oao
^.LBERT D. HAFF
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
136 FaH^g St., Jiwfcg. N, t. Tel. 25* jMiglia
Al S>>>l«g»fflce. »nlg|i not SgtaNiyi
Intl.  one  of   the  slceplui:  rooms.     Ue   : ., ^ support :il Salcni.    "i'lie
laLsed bis baud as if to strike lur. ,aml     .,,,^^,j. ,^,,^   > {,._,,, ^^^ ^^„„„,„,,,,„,
The main body of the •'Uliie' army is supposed to be at Knirfax Court House, while (leiieral ISeirs siippiirls are the¬ oretically at I'runt Koyal and Stras- biir;.'. (ieneral liraiit tvill try to at¬ tack and ilestruv  Hell  before his sitp-
poiis cau 1  lo bis nid.   Tbe second
inoblem transfers the iiilliallve lo the
Hriiwn"' armv wliieli has bv this llnie nine"'
Hearliorii tnailc a dash for the fe i luw and ptiiuiiieled bim so Uiat he wtis " u'lail to lice. Mrs. HearlMirn followed j bini as be ran down stairs, aud he ¦ pltiiiced throtigh the netllni: in a real" i window, and uiaile bis way over tbc ' fence ill a nclL'libors yard. i Mrs. IlearlHirii leleiiliinied fo-- a pu- ' liieiiian. ami Cliiif of rullce I'liry sti, -
ceedisl later ill caplurinc Ilie intruder.
lie tvas locked up ll await au examina-
liiin.
"   r.Yli.  llll!  N.w rATTiniSiiN. After   riitri. Ml.mils ill rri»..ii A, tr,'
YVi
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ol
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nv   band au, of mate,  at
ds)   ol Jul,
. bii.i.lred and I
of   llie   laws of
. i section o; lion ol Ihe I .hapter I
KITe'r
if et«h If heprt)j' ^v( nflm-iil lo i-ei-
1..   be   |..il.|i-hr.1   for   Ii.ree
tllC  time  If >v. 1, rlvriior.
\.'A   Y.rk     111 Se.ial..  .tpr    1-
"i   ic'.'l "  w.v dul)   i.i.s.
1   li.e   .,'iia:. IS  ele, lF.1   Volliig .'.. hlilis   U.iig   I'r.v..,!.     Ilv niANK  W     llllll.l.Vs.  I'nu.l e,.   v..Ik.   In   .ks.,iul,l,.   Apr.
ali'tb- nieint.,r« , 1,-. I,.'d i'. i in   lai.r   ihere, 1.   ihree till uidir ,1 the atirmtly, h. t
New   Y..rk.   Iin.-e  i.l   Ihr   Sen
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elsi-   .f
I ta refrrre<l ' fieit t;eTien he h.1.1 in hi;n<lred  an
'^pl^i
rtft-  of   the   !Vv
John  r   irilRltN. Bereetaf AMENHMKNT  N( MBKB  SIX. r»Tii   reimhHifii.  |>ri»iK»nrn antmiifneKi
Tt'r " .k'% Ti^-HN  r "a
BKlt>.   Secretary  of
pir.rdiriv an  rlectiun,   and 111* a it-viJent of tbe ¦ t tintv
ul »<
1h|
111 i>1bttn thai
a\MM.i>na «t>Kh mar ^-e aubmi the l-e^'i'-e.  prouilnj  that in  tii
et Hit abaroY'^  fruni thtt   Itifistattare  akall  ha mann'^r   m   mliich   aM
th# »Ie»li'-n .Ualr-.i-t <te. fhall le eniitlff) If clertitm •iislrit-t «! a reaiilrnt. and not ?»¦•» arr . r hereafter pes-pl*, iml iii«>n all ihrnilte-I  It. ;^r   i*-ie   <.|
tttV
The forefi^inc r^aotir
'herewT,  three fitih« tfiBj
Ita   ir.a«it.     KRAXK   W
lie ul N<w Yt.rk, (X^ r o| th- )«errrtary of ^ aa. ¦ I hmxm r\ mi>aTr i \'^e pre<-r<Jm« «»n» n- urretit molutti^i. pf>'i '<mii,
kiiitf a« ar-T of th^-   I'.i
DR. G. L. HUNTER
FREEPORT, i.. I.
I    r   K.i'l. :i an.l I l,.jr   ,
' Senri Irlrgtoae,
o.   I. X   Y and V^  -s«j
: I"  M V  Y   nni 1.. I    vsi,
EDGAR JACKSON
COUNSELLOR-AT. I AW
132 Nassau St
NK\V YillIK BALOMfIN,  NASSAU CO.,  I    i
50   YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Patent
IRADC  MAHfta OCSIGNS
Co»TiiiaHT« Ac.
Anereie senmag a sketch and deocnpt -^o -las nicktr aaoonalo ,.nr ..oicn freo wh.-ll.cr »i.
'llrn.nao,'
IU
..f.     ilfviaai  utnter ai>' head aad  the
o( the Secn-.arr e( Stale >; Iha ,.i. IV. Thla tvaralv <(ih d>v ,4 Jule. m ih. v r Ia.cI. an.- tkoiaaad nine V,..iv.lreJ an I i . I JOHN r   (>"BaUU<. He ieia>7 ol M.i.
V.Mi moiiro. wi.n..oi ensure, in Uio
Sdentific Jfmericam
iiiiuim&co.»<
NewYorii
ainri, vii. nouee u herebi gll •Ag l^^rv^.l saw., .i.cl u> •rvea   ni   aiticle   ais   ,(   ISr   I
ct   N«v> tv t.o ckoassi I
atoea ha tbi.
o<   Snrrakliri. »atKlSkcd w>*..
duailtvitioa   ul   ItM i , r^ciTed to t'.n Legiaia^vin itt l.enrnl klesuoa •< Ikn  '
iv lul.l oil iIk   no Llh da> 1
J. SEYMOUR SNEDEKER COUNSELLOR-AT   LAW Hsmpsisari
N*w Verk
Me»la Ronpai.-a I n.4..t p..   i.,- OiraarMAiji acd lull. i. sir....'
WANTED TO  BE  (JURE. .
Sweethesrtg Little Trick to Tegt Hef ; Managerial   Ability. |
"'AVoniens ways are Inscrulable, anJ i they llo a ;:reat many tblnps that j rceui lo be utterly withiiut point to I men, hut it has b.en my e;iporlei'.e« | ll.Bt time shows they had « pretty | I'lmi' reason (or the queer tricks tliey . I layeil us."" salil K. .\. Cobb!) of Men- j treal. ("ana.la. I
"Kor   Instance."  lie   niritlnueil,  "'my j Y\lfe has an  atiKellc disiHislllon.    She j las alwa.ts  Innl  ll;ai   ilisiKisltlon, iind ' It   Ytas utie  of  the   many   Ihiniis that | SItractiil   me   to   her.    .\fter   tfC   be (:tme   i ui;aKeil.   huvtevir.   on   severs' ociafloiis she dill thiuKs which seemed to me to lie utterly Inexiusable.    Ive rut   siMiieihInK   of   a   lemptr.   anil     I wiiilil 1,-et  pretty hut. but every time the little ironlile passed off- she haV' '.v.)i  paineil  her point,  however.    Thl« son of thing happened several timcB I,It  we were finally marrleiL
"'After Ihe ceremony vile nen.i frave any symptoms of incunsisleney I lit was Always as iiweet and amiable as shii coulil he. Onr day I asked hei V.hy sha had done these things iliir ing our cuKaKcment and if she h.ic dune theiu merely to make mc-unxry
¦" "tJertatnly I ilid, my r.eiir." was het sirpiislrR reply. 1 a:n a iirmleni woman anil merely wanted to make Hire 1 coifl.l luauaro >ou w ^len yiHi w ei». lu*.!.* "
The Market Price M T tleg.
.Y ili-aiiT in fiirdicn Iiti.s an.l ileeorv (tiuDs. in rH»|x.nsis to an i.iqulsitlvg inquirer. Klvis the Tirice if 'he torn, moditics h,. uffers The till, of fount costs 3(1.111111 francs. Tiscnunt. I'S.dfiO; baron,   l.i.i.uu.     Thee,,   are   Spanish.
("hetalier " is naturally much lese rx;'ensive. th,' hiphiM.! order '."ing for sale at s ''1," bancs.
The r.it, black and white rosette ot ih. Kill fnise. Btven for aid to th* wuiin.ie.l on laud and s>»a. can actually K, |>.ircl8se,| f,.i l.'.uii ftancs: nc fii'ther niiAliflcatHin lieing recefcary • han the paymeai uf tils sum On« iniinih siinites the inter:nidiar>- to se- f.irc ihis dicoratlon lu tbe tandidatd who desires it. The higher tilleg necegjitate A delay of five or sli months.
Half the pun haae mc.ciey Lag to I.4 •enl I.l ihc dealer 'n tlU«t tin Ap|ilic«- luin
Ni.tv V..ik ("il.v. .Yfli.r liiiiini; -pciil three iiiunih.. ,lii ibc "r.imlis rrlsoii, aYvailini: trial mi 1111 inilli'tnieiit charc- liiK her with the niunler of ""Caesar"' Yoiiun. "".Van" I'lillerson wa- broucbt before .llllle.. .Ynieiiil. in I'art 11 ot the Supreme ("uint, un a writ uf babciis eiirpus. and after an arirnmeiit by ber cuiiiisel. .Mirahani Levy, bail vvas lixisl al »"Jii.<l(i('. wlii.h Mr. lievy said lie ivuiild bine nu if.nilile In pri«liiciii»i.
WO.M.^.N"    SHOOTS   TWll    MKN.
(Jiie ot Tbem is Head and the (Mlier IlyiiiK-lliiel lu Court Itmi-.n. (laUeslou, rcxas.-ln a pistol ll,i,'lit ai Italsuii ttvo men tverc shot by a tvouinn. "Ihe trouble began when .\. M. T.Nler and I'earl Ilrecdln;; bud au altercation uvei cards Itutli were ar¬ rested aud nave bond-, "lliey met In the Justices court and lln- wuniaii pulled a revolver nn.l beuiiii sImioIIhk at Tvler. ivlio promptly letaliated. In Ihc fusilladi. "Tyler was lilt three limes and soon ilieil. Hob Campbell, an In- iioieiit b.vsliinder. was sliiil tliroii..;b the left breast, jusi above Ibc liiart.
II.I, wi.si) HHorciiT .$:!o.'Hii.
While   \essel   Was  Slorm   Hiiniil   Met ("a|..-o of SuKiir ..Yilvniiced in I'li.-... "rill.
Hank "I'leasnier .\liscoiids.
Till,    tieasiner    of    Ille    YXalertowi
IMiiss.i   Sa\liii:s   itiinli   wa-   arrested
,.hsrj:.sl  will ..zzlini; .<l".
is .-Hill 1,1 have ,iiiifi. I.
Iliinuliilu.   via   VIctoriii.   It.   (" sleamslilp   .Ylaskaii.   which   anivisl   at
.Netv York ("Ity  11 ther day  with a
carcoof stiKar. mad,, nearly $:i(i,o(bi fm the owners of her .arco bt beliii; ile- laved in H storm al ("arou,.|
The rise ill siiKar added to the value of  the ciriio  by  »'.tl.l'Jii.     Il   wii'.  ilio Ue i most valuabli. sliiplond ever sent ri.in I  Hawaii.
Hli Mine Voif .K   sei i.ius   hic   M.is  r.'p.irtiil   ill   I Vvonilali. mine of th.. 1 i.lawiii,.. l.a. inaiina   ami   t\,"i,.rn  Cal   ("••mpai i,.ar \^"ilke^llarrc. I'.i.
Itoi lii-e Leaves Forliiiie.
Mi»-   .Yllciue   lord,   an  eis-euU.
iliise.     who    professed   poverly.  1
liavhic a lioiue iu Kast Sumervill.'
•t. which proved a IrcaBiire house
l"or ("lilcf .lustici..
(luveriiur  Udell  il|ipuitlt..il .Itlsti.e  IM-
cnr .M. ('ulieti ("lii.r .liidje ..f -.b.' ('..urt of .\pp.als
Kditor Ixi't Overlsiard.
C.   B.  Spabr   a   New  York  City  .-.;
ipir. is reported missini,' from tlie Ki.i;
lish fliannel steMiushlp Prince .Mbi 11
on pu^sane from Ostend to Dover.
Hiu   rii,   in  Mi'ilcu. The   be.I   bl.i.'k   "f   business   lioiis,..- in   Jtiar. ?..   M,.i:,,i.   was   iiiirmil.   and tire  Ilireali.ii'.il  tu ibsiroy  lb,- city.
YVar Ham.. I'liinncl. lleneral  I'mbiii iiiid furty .11 cers     In      caiii|i   at   llalnesvi planned the cmaiiii; war caiu»
.N,.w York "I."" Strike Ordered. Nearly rjomi iiieuibers uf ..illied in -aiil>"jilion I.f Netv York Clly s'lc ^W^>vay empl.iyes voted uniiiiini.ii- .1 fir a iji'iieral strike to eiiforie Ilie li. mand for tbe same waces fur ni'i ur nieii in lb., sill.way as aie |i...d u.. in. " L."'
18
NEW  YORK  STATE NEWS
Increase   in the Party's Vote  Over Last Election.
PLURALITY    IS   ABOUT   32,000
Boturna Frvun 'iOO of :ti! lilies a.i,l Towns «r Hie sinir lllvr l>r, lsl„iv 1,1 Republicans — .\ llanl loiiglit Klecllon-riiailea .1. Itell Ihe Vew (ivieernnr.
Wliite Iiiver .1nii,ii,iii. \ 1 Kbit.,1.1 returns innii l'ini ,im ,if ilie ;.'li; cities mill towns of the State five Heil il!e|i.i. ,^•^.^(|p(l: ri.rier filem.i LJ.siil'. Tin- same places in illtlil ^a\e Stiikuey (Uep.i. .'Ls.ms; Seuler iHemi. i;i o."a!.
These llRures sliow a sli^hl fallins off In Ihe vole ol liulli parties, and ind: , cat.' Ibe eliH.liiin ut Hell by aboni il^.iHXi pluralily. Tli(. Itepitbli.uns . ialiii ll;.' Stale by Ihat ti|;ure.
The relnrns Indlcale ihat llie ilcpub' licaiis won a slijnal victur.t in Ihe Slale electlun. In llial they liclii their on n nnd elected Ille bead ut their li.-UcI by a pluralllv greater Ihan thai returned for William W. Stlckuey when lie was eli.cteil llovernor in I'.mki
Sticklley. however, rcciveil tlie stip- port of many (iold liemocrals. ijiul the Ileiiulilleaiis exincled Iliat Hell would lose these votes. Stlckiie." was eliK-ted four years ago by ;il.".'S_' pluralily over Senter.
"fhe ina.|ority is beyond tbe Hepubli- caii expeclalluns. Prior to the election tbey conceded a fallliii; oil" fi",",ni Slick nev's iiliirallly of llMni owiiiK Iu Ibe probable loss of the (lold Hemucralii' vote.
l:ifjriuallou received by Ihe Itepub 'ic.iu stale Ciitniiiillee indiialeil Unit Mr. Hell, the Uepublican noiiiince fur (Ioveruor. was beint cut by lite farm ers of Chltlenden Coiiiil.Y because of bis policy while Cattle Conimlssioner in orderini,' the slaughter of many cat¬ tle in that county on accotiiii et the lirevaleni'C of luber.ulusls.
In Chilleuden. Itulland ami YVasit iniiton counties Ihe c.vlstence of a fu¬ sion Ilcket for county ottieer- was liav- lUK some effect upon Hie Hi pubUcnii liekel. as the so-callitl iudeiieiideat Ke¬ publicans. wbo were dissatistied with the Kepubllenn plank on Ihe local op¬ tion Ir.tv, Yvere supporting Hie fusion candidates.
.Yside fron these instances the Ke¬ publicans were voiiiii,- withont any split ill their ranks. In striklni: iviitrast to tlic election of two years a;:i>. when there Yvas u division over local option.
"Fhe eampalKii tvas hard rmijilit by both of the leaditij; parlies, the Demo¬ crats bending their elTorts to a reduc¬ tion of the Stlckuey majority of lll.niKl.
The returns from the lowiis of West Kairlee and Kden, the tirst lo lie re- eelveil, indicated a fallins oil" iu the Democrntie vote of lixiii. nnd the suc¬ ceeding returns tvere of a similar teiiur.
The Slate oWeers cleclcd are:
llovenior-Chnrles J. Hell, of Wal- den.
Lieutenant-(lovernor - ("inirb's II. Rtearus, of .lohiisoii.
Treasurer Joliii L. Hacmi. of Hart¬ ford.
Scrretnrv of Slate — Krederlek <J. FleetYV'W, of Morrlsvllle.
Auditor of Accounts—Horace F. Grnhani, of Crnflsbury,
David J, Fosler. of Burlington. Yvns elected to t^ongi'ess from the First Dis¬ trict, and Kittredge Hasklns of Brat- tl'bom, from lUe Peeond Dislrlct.
The vote for Congressiuau followed (losely that for (lovernor. and witli the exception of the three nurlhern coun¬ ties. Yvliere lo-.Mil issues airected the normal vote, the completion of tbe Legislature tvas prnctlcnlly iineliaiigeil. This indicates thai Senalor lledtli'ld Proctor tvlll be re-elected at the cum¬ in,': session of the Legislature.
j Bride Was t)ut ou Ball. j
i    iritis   Ada   IL   Koblnson.   wh(»   iras | 1 irrestitl In  Hlu|ihnm|,iu. was  marrlKi i ! Ike next day  lo (leorgv F. Ijturer. of | I Ike    KiUKston.    Flfti'cnth    strei't    nml I j l-irth  avenue,  New  York City      They I lefteimmeilialtdy   for  New  York  City. I Miss    Koblnson    ttas    released   under I |i."'sKi  liall   for  her  appearance  In  tfcc i piilice court in Biujhainton to austver ' I to   the   charge  of   Kiaml   larceny   pre- | I ferreil by Hr.  Albert V. Held, of Chl- I tago. 111., "tvlth whom she bad become I 1 acquainted ihrousb a matriuiuntal ad- ' \ vertisemciit.     Mr.   Lnurer   is   a   mem- i
ber of a tvealtliy tsinlly of lirctvers ot j IteiMllmt.   Pa.     It   Is  believed that  h • I I does   not    Tet    know   of     the, actiou
bronghl against his tvlfe. Miss Hubln- • • Sllll Yvas a steniigrapher in an altor- I iieys office. Tbe Hev. M. .1 Hielier. \ who offlcbtied. says that l.aurer and i .Miss Kolilnsiin eame to his house lo ar- ¦ 'aiif,!. for the wiMdlng and that Miss .1 Uobinson did tiiosl oi the lalklng aud i appeared lo take ihe lead iu llie mat- 1 ter.
Headless Hody Found.
rortions   of   a   human    Isnly    were
lironght  to Morse's iiuilertnkliig rooms
.111  the Canadian  side of Ihe river at
Niagara   Falls.     "Ihcre   Is   llllle   hope
Ihat they w 111 ever be identllied. First
I :lii' tipper  purtioii of a  human   trunk
I was picked up.    II  was lieadless, and
tvas laken ashore by YYIIIiam Leliloud.
I .Y Iillle later a lintnan leg tvas found.
I There Is a shoe on the fool of tlie IcR.
lint   it   olTcrs   little   to   aid   Idenlitlca-
I llllll.    Tliose fanilllar with the tloater
! history  of the siiiiiiiier could  not  but
I remark  thai   ibis is  the sisoud  head-
I less body  taken from  the river beloYv
Ibe  falls.     How  heads  are  beliiif cut
llir Is a   mystery.     In  Ihe past   II   hns
slways   bi.cu   ii'iorded   Ihat   a   huiuim
liuily   slisnl   a   gu.nl   chance  of   ctiluinK
iver   llorsesboe   without   much   liriiis-
iiig. but of lale somelhlng Is severliiic
Ihe heads.    Some think ll  Is the rock
Ihat Is dumped lu Ihe river below the
tvaterfall thai   is  iierfuriuiiig  the teat
of decapllatliin.
ITISAMtntROFUUni
^SSSfi
AbsolvMrPHiv WEK/SNOStmsmtfTC
THE    SUiNDAY   SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FOR   SEPTEMBER    II.
¦ Itan Negro For rsptalii.
j ("iimpaiiy F. Second Kegliuenf, I Sehciieitady"s crack military orgaiiiza- I lion, for Hie last year has been without
* captain. First Lieutenant Crlp|ien I lllllll' a determined ,'rforl to Yviii Ihe I apliiincy. lie had several enemies I .iinoiig till guardsmen, liowever, and i Iwice   was   defeated,    but   eacb   time
Ihe chiilce  failed  lo pass the oxamlli-
.iig Imard, The third elccllon tvas held I the  other   night,   and   there   being   no
ivaibible candidate In oppiise Crippen. j A negro Yvas run. The colored man. j ivho Yvas a valet to n well-kuoivn jock- 1 py during the Saratoga laces. received I several votes, but Crippen won.
j Smoked ripe lu Ked.
! The body of Yhs. llaiinali Clasby was brought to I.e Hoy for burial. The
I funeral services tvere held In St. Pet- .-rs Cliurch. .Mrs. ("bisliy once made her home In I.e Hoy and wag tvell known   ihere,   bni   of   late   yenrs   hnd
: lived   in   .Netv   York   Clly.    The other
I lllglit uiioii going to bed she llgbled her |il|ie. set the bed   coverings  on   tire
I mill .Mrs. Cbisby Yvas burned to death,
I Mrs. Clasby made her home tvllh Iter daughter. The datiKliter and her Ut¬ ile girl YVeiv asleep at the lime aud were  almost    suffoealcl    licfure    help
: "cachiHl Ihem.
' Hongbt  by   Buffalo Folks.
I    .Tnilge  S.   !¦:.   North,  as referisv.   sob! all the real estal,. and plant of the Can- ! solldaled lias and Fleclric t^impaiiy of j Batnvia.     The   sale   was   under   fore¬ closure   proceedings   briittghl   by   the 1 Iirst mortgage bondholders.   The claim ! ntnoiiiited to $l's'i.iKKI.    There Yvere but Iwo  bidders.    The properlv  Yvas  sold lo Selh YV. Warren, of Iluffalo. ncling un liehnir of Ihe bondliolders. for $.V"i,- l«Hl.       It   Is  Hie purpose of Ihe  bund- hiilders who are all  Htil1"alii people to Improve the properly al once.
AKKANSAS (JflKS DKMOCHATIC.
Democratic Ma.iiii"ily Cut One-Half- Hepulillcun (Jains lit Legislalure.
1.lllle Hock. Ark. Helnrns frum the State elecllon indicate the elis'tloii of (loverior Davis lo a third term by a pluralily nf LMLIKKI.
His majority ttvo years ago tvas ill, (KHI. double Ihat wliieli be now receives. The Hepublicaus have made a great cfTort tills year lo cut dotvn Ihe Demo- cratlc majurlly, ami have been suc¬ cessful.
Several other Stale ulllcers tverc voted for, bill tliere was upposillun to Davis nloiie.
Several counlbs have giveii Hepuli- ican nia.loriHes. which heietofore hnve pi lie Deinoi t'atlc. but iii Hie mnin the •.ounly Deniiiirati. tickets have been fleeted.
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KILLS   TWO   lAllMKHS   IN   HOAD.
Slayer Was Hiding Along Hie Ilo.id lu Louisiana   luloxicatcd.
Hayne. La. -A double kllliiig has oc ciirrcd seven miles north of this place, ttvo priiinlneiit farmers. YVilllam Bnner and .loseph Net ille "l"ralinn. be¬ ing the victims. Muiiier Meilic. the slayer, was riding almi;; Ibe ruail lii- tiixlcaled.
YVhen h,' iiiel "rriibaii .itiil Hruiier be raid he was ibe best man. "I'riihaii Klapped Meche's fai... .. hereiioon Meche drew a plslol and killed bolh Hrmier nnd Tiaban. .Meihe was lodged ill bill in Cruwley. La.
.lohn AVelherbee Dead. .Tubn YYealberbee, ag.il sctenty-niiie. died al bis liiinie near Hiaiil Center. .Mr. Wetherbee tvas a life long Demo¬ crat. He was elected lo Ihe oltice tjt Supervisor ill Ihe town of Braiit tlve consiiutlve years; also served as town clerk nnd Justice of the pence. He is siirvlva.il b.v a wliluw and on,, daugh¬ ter, Mrs. Kinnia liean. of Norlli Ciil- liiis. Funeral services wt.re lield lu Ihe Melhudlsl Church at Hiant C'eif III".
Flayed Hall In Skirls. Having cliiillenued the iicn to piar a giiiiie of Iniseliall. tlii. nunieu board¬ ers In ("iitnpbell Inn. tie.ir Hockland. pi'utesied Iljat lliey w.ie liaudlcapped In rtiiitiliic to bases by their bing skirts. TbercHjiuii till, men ^.'nllaiilly donned skirts and pla.tcil in lln ih.    "riie game
lasled   f I:...II   exi'ilint:   iiinliiKs.   ami
rcsiilled In a siurc uf IT tu M in favor uf   Hie   fair   sex.
.Indge  Sheldull  ("husen .ludge     Joseph     Sheldon,     of     > Haven. Conn., tvas i Iium.ii In bend Slate  lii'kel   ul   the   Pi.uple"s   party ("unnectlciit.
.Tap  Torpedii   Huat   Lost. Ac.ording   lu   a   Hiiss:an   report celveil al Chefiiii. lln- .laiiaiiesi. lus torpedo boat liefoie I'lirl ,\rlhur.
YVoCiaii .Ycciised as Horse
Carrie   Fiisier.   alias   Marv
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I'"or   Minister   uf   Labor. The   Hritish  Trades  riibni  Congn resoliilliin lavuriiig n .Minis! f  Lnbur,  wilh  Calilnet   iiiiik.
.Yrinenlans  I"jglii   "riirks. Over a   scir-.  tvere  kllbd  In  a   liglil liettveen .Yrnietilatis and "rurkisb troops at Van.
Senator Chauiii cy .YI. liipew lins ae- icpied an Invitation lo deliver an ad¬ dress al Ibe YN'iiyne Conuly fair Sep. tember Hi.
Dogs Infve Increased so fast In .Yli. Morris   wllhin   the  past   two  or   Ihiec
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bad Io In
purled from Hiifral. ¦if    siipi'rniiii.is    lat
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The >"alional Game.
Pitlsbnrg is angling for M. t"lii uf lies Moines
(Jesslcr seems best   pillcli   liitler
It-d I'.iti hue i» -M u.tny u be Clcvo- !aiiir» v.-innliii. |iii.l;,r.
Ill riiharil. if Cli.v,.|nii,l wart,- very f.-w  l,alU 1*  a  batsman.
Pittsburg has s,..iireil the star cul- lege shorisi.ip, Si.ntik.11.1.
"Mike" l.yii,.|i. I.f Piitsbiirg is mak inn gissl Willi a vengeance.
Delnnl ttns Ihe Iirst clnb to nelievc n -ht:i  vtil ncniiist Dtiicr.  i' Busluii.
Selilcis Ibriiiving cuiiliniies to be a pbasing feature uf ("iia-jnnatrs  ivurk
(iessler. D, lr. its old coil..j;e star. has tirokrti in tvcil with the Hrontlvns.
Cat,'ber Bet ill.. ,,f the New Vork*. l.js loinevl tl„- Derrirt team f..r balance ,.f ..•« ,,..
li.l.-bai.t.i 1 l.in pistil,;; n u ex¬ tremely f.i«i g.-iii;.. at 111 nl f,,r tje Uos- toii \"ati<)i;al- '
Kx-Pitcb.-r I"..II U..niie,l.r. late of Piitaburg. l..,« lieen s.a e-i by ;!:? Whe llllll   .ull.
"If my arm i. leu rlsbi ttbmi the aea- a.,ii   .lo»es    111  ha e  1;       , .¦al^,l   .so."
-av. I.r, te!    ,.f      Ulsburs.
Minor .MeutiOD.
'ihe Pans l-'igaro aiinonn . - li.. death, at Beirut. In Syria, of the learned Fran, isean. Here Paul de .<«ainl .^Ignan. in th,. eiehty-third year ot his ajre.
Shut through Hie head, thi innly :,l Major F E Klloiiliead. a retired aiiuy ufti.er. tvas found lu hi- apartuienls at Detroit. Me ll . evidenily a ca«o of su.- ride.
A thrlTing new miinicipniil.v I'l* been orgnniied on the Letihtvorlh e«. late, near Hitihin. EnRlaud and the shareholder.^ in the eiil(.rpii«e bare been iuvited t« vote on a name
A cold medal Is lo be g.veii lii-rtr'tde Sattver. of Menominee .^lii II.. for sai- ins Ave children trho bud been 1 ,st lu a 5t,->riii
The .¦•aula Fe IJnilrtiad lints in .\,, r.oiia ,l»mai;ed by lt,xnls have been le- 'palred aud iraiiia art running w.tb'iiit iuierferenoe
Robbed and the Isjdj terribly mm.- ialed. Mayiiar,l Bixby was found dead on the Michletu Central Kail-oad ne.ir Orion. Mich.
In Kranre last year IU7 •'inlillon nirea" dieii But ihey were uiillioiiAlrei l.n frail.'• ouly fui.l a in'lllon fran,.* I. r.i.ly >">aii/ai. i
Worlds Fair .loitlngs.
Directly back of Hi,. Hall uf Coii- gipsses Is the building set aside for the Bonid of Lady .Ylanngeis
During the tteeW uf the meeting of the (ieneral Feilerntion of Wfinien'h Cl'ibs the lady manasera gave an af terut»o?i leeei'lion.
Haln baking ibriingli Ihe r.rof of Ihc Palac.. I.f Maniifa.¦Hires riii nd SVni.- (Mai worth of gowns un exhibllloii by Paris drosinakeis.
Stereupllcon Tle^s of (".ilifornla"e ttveiily-elght rieliesi luitnties. and lee- Hires on their reauiii.c' are given dally in Ille Palnie of .Ygrieiiliuie.
Latest invles •f crafismaii furiilliirc at the Ivury ("iiy are inbiiil with iiieiaV
A mnuile iv..r!. l.t (Ir-ner^l Ssut;s Anna IS , xUlbiieii in (lie .Sen- .Mexico pavilion.
.\ model coSf.-e luriin; plain in lulc.ia- lure IS ebotvii in th.. .Yleg.ati eeciiun of tbe Palace of (Agn. iillitre. Ihe plant show- III ever.t detail Hic tvay the euf- fee crop is handled.
A comjilele ilreir;.. bulii |ilaiit iu mil oiKratloii is au attractive feature in the Pabice of JCi'. tricily. .\ fmee of twruiy two zirls is employed niiil Ihr drily    i.ulput     reache.     i-jVi    piTfeet
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SttUlrcIt Elijah Taken l"|i Inln lleaTeil, II Kinsa. II.. I-ll—Dol.lcn Teal. (len. v.a S4-.Meiiiory V«ra«a;o 11—Coiuinen- tary on tha Uar'a Ltiaaon.
I. Klijah and Elishn jaurtieving togeth¬ er (VS. 1-S). 1. "Wlien Hie Lord woultl lake up Elijah." A grc.it Iiulh is bera disclosed. Oiir Uvea ai.- aiisobitcly at tvod's disposal. It had lieeu al leiial ten or twelve veiirs since Elijnh had aakeii that he niiglit die, .tnd during .ill that time he hnd been wielding a niii:lity inll«eiu« for (iod. But now his work vva« eiidetl. Although no mention of Elislia na KH- ¦' jah's companion ia given in the liistiify liettveen llio day of Elislma c.tll and (he tinio of the evonta in Una chapter, vet from I Kiiigs 19: 21 and 'J Kings 3: 11 Yve conclude Ihat Klisha had spent most of hia tiuie tvith the aged proidiet, miil- iatering to his neccasiiies. "Kroiii Uii* I gnl." Thia tvas the tiilgal a few milea northwenl of Bethel, not the Cril|pi1 nrur .Terieho. A school of the propheta wag located hei-t- aa well as at Bethel and ,lril- cho. 2. *''l\i Het liel.** About nine niileg snntheaat nf tiilgal. i. "To ,lenilio." About thirteen mileii soullieast of llelhel.
5. "Sons of Ihe prophets. " That is, the young incii attciiilitig the theologicnl sem¬ inaries, first organized by Samuel for tha " prcpftratlon of religions teachers far the people. These ancient collegca were un¬ der the •uiierintendencc of a recngnigd proiiliet. tvlio was ealled the "latTier," while the atudents tvere styled hia chil¬ dren or sons. They were places of retire¬ ment, adapted for study and devotion. The elndonta were permitted to marry. The aubicct uf study at theae institution* tvas the latv of Moses, Attention waa giv¬ en to music and sacr«d pnetry. "Known* e«t thou," etc. Not only waa 'Elijah him¬ self consrioua of some great event at hand, hut Elislia nnd Ihe bands of prophets in Bethel and Jericho had nu intimation that the departure ot Kliinh was very near. "Irom thy head." That is from 1>ein( thy head; thy spiritual father, teacher, leader and director. The expression, which is literally "Taken from over thy head," might also intiniaU the manner of Klijah'a removal. "Y'oa, I knot»." EliBha repliea with aoleninity and einplia- ¦is. Literally, the llcbretv ia. Of cuura* I know; liuah. Khaha eaniint liear ths queationing. He thinks of his own tvenk- neaa and of the great respnmiibililicg which will hg upon liim tvlien left alone. Hia soul is burdened.
fl. "Tarry here." Klijah had made the same retjueat at tiilgal and Betliel. Whether thii was to try the strength at Elialta's affection, or hiN.ause under the weight of these huiira he preferred retire¬ ment, or liecause he tvould utter tvorde which Eliaha might not hear, or hccaua* he thought Ood would h> nesi hia t "To .lorda
cho is a bend in the river Jordan ivliere the ascension of Elijah is supptiscd to havt taken place. ".\» Ihe l^iril liveth." etc. Thia double oath, expresaive nf the muat intense eariicstnesH, is rci>eatetl three timeg (rs. 2, 4). The two clauaes uf it are seiiarately used with some fretiuency (Judg. 8: 10; Buth 3: 13: I Sam. 1: 28), but aelilom united. "Will not leave." He rcfiwed with gentle, resiicetful per.aistencc. He will not lie dissusded from his uur- pose to remain with Elijah lo tlie etui.
7. "Fifty men." We see lioiv large were the prophetical schools uf .Icrielio. Hoar surprising to come upuii so large a bmly of men ilevoting themselves to n holy life while Ahnli's tniildren were still on the Hirone. "Stood to view." If furliidden the gratification ot iM-raonally accomiiany- ing Hicir muster, they would al least tvateh hia inoveincnta as long ns possible. What they saw we arc nol told. H. "Hia mantle." Tho shaggy gnnncnl trhiclt had been so hiiig his prophetical badge. Jt tvas ]»rohably a sheenskin. The skina of ticasts dressed tvilli tne hair on were worn bv prophets as an insignia uf Iheir otBie, "\\ rapped it." Tightly round and round, as the word means, in the luriii of a staff. "Smote the waters," Aft if they were'an enemy in Ins way. Elijah's niaivtle waa to him at Jordan whal llie rod of (iod wa* to Moses at the Bed S't (Kxod. 14: It, 21); and many thiugs in the lives of theae two iii'ii|iliets tvho should nieet Christ on the inoiinl were parallel. "Were divid¬ ed." "On the one side riiuliiiig hit-tily on: on the ollirr, towering up like a wall of cryslal."
II. Eliaha's request (vs. fl, 1(1). 9. "Ask." What ia your last requcsiy Knjnli Ihiiika not of himself, hut of Ihe ure.Is nf the one lie was ao soon to leave helnn.l hint. Tli* test will ghow ivhether Elisliu's aiina are •piritual nr niiterial. How would we an¬ swer euch a question? '"Bifore 1 lie tak¬ en," What Klijah doea for Eliaha must lie done liefore hia departure, for there will he no communication lietwcen them after¬ wards. Tliei'c is no warriint in the Scri]i- tares fnr the doctrine of tlm intercesainn of the saints after Ihry had left this world. Christ is our advocate Is'fure Ihc throne: we need no other. 'A double portion. There is uotUing here of aeltlsnnesa or amhilion.
III. "A hard thing." Il waa hard (I) be¬ cause (iod and nnt Elijah must healuir such a gift, and (2) lieiniise il dc|ieiided (iiKin Klialia'a litiiesa to receive it. "If lliiiu ate me." If he was able to retain III Ihe end the game devoted persevercnc*, and keep his eye aet and steadfast on the departing prophet, the gift would he hie.
IH, Elijah'a traiuila-ion |v, HI. If. '"ralked." We can understand how mucii Eiijnli would Iind of exhortation and en- igenitnl to lieatotv aa |mrting couiiael* lis siiccesaor. What momenta were Ihiisr! It was a walking and talking ou the verge of heaven! '"("hariot of nre." etc. We rannct agree with those com- nienlatiirs who Ih.nk this traa merely • "display of Hame and fire." "a fiery phe¬ nomenon," which appeared "as a chariot ul lire," etc. These were creationa of lb* s|iiritual world. Tliia heavenly aeene are* no hallucination, hut tlie cliariot and horaea cf tire were a part of that vaet hoet. the sound of whoae muvenieiita D«vi4 onee hiard over the mulberry treee It Sam. S: 241, and who at a later time UIM Ihe mounlaiiis round alioul Eliaha (t Kings 8: 17). "Parted Ihem," ele, Tk* lirry chariot aeiiarated tlie two prophete. ".\ whirlwind.' The text doea not aajr that Elijah went np in the chariot u< lire, but he "went up hy a whirlwind.'' It b** tieen I usually and very natur.Ylly aaaumed, liowilver. that the translated proiihet ¦*•, ided in the chariot, and lliat the char-
nn   hi
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iot was Isirne aloft oq the wioga of th* Wind     (oiiipare I'sa. 1(14: 3.   "Into hear-
(Illul,,.I 11 and 7 have hii:i decided fin" The abode of (jod's aainta, who rest 111 as till, ibiles 1,1 111,. . jleliratlon of from their earthly lalsirs. Elijah's Iraiis- be tenleniilal sMIIeiiieiit .1 Cacauu- i '"t'on is a iimof of Hie "isteme <•'enotb- i cr wolld Is-yiii.d us, and that th,. aoui ' lives after ll leaves ihia life. Nearly mm hittr wr see K.ijnh on Ibe liuMIlt
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of Tr.insKgursHon. all! It IS llie licgini l.bick »ill never ei
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rreaeh Waier-rewer aeheaae.
'Aptilication has been maile to tbe FreaHi [.egialatura   for   aanction   to   emiilof   tl* A High Rp«a4l iiaesrd. ^ater  ptiwer  of a   Uke  one  and  a   h*lt-
In A dark r.sini, wiirre he cnuH ece .nilea wide. eilUAted on a higli point i« tfc» nothing but the outline of liia machine, Department of lite Ardeehe. for tbe jyg*, wittt a* at'^:* watch held on him and six poae nf generating elei-tric power mr nsMs- witueaaeu present, John A. hhielda, uf (H- mg. not onlj Kt. Ktienne. but aD the prtas t»«a, Kan., clallcred ofl '2'23 woriJa on 4 . q^l tuwna in tbe IVpartoent ol tM tviiewrit^ir in a aingle minute, thus break- I..uirr. Tbia erheoie ia in edditied t* Ipt ing the worlds retard by tta wonla and eleetricitr eupply project beltmeiif •• ibj demonatraiing hia right tu be liailed aa tli« municipal aetBoritiea of Ht. Ktiean^ ¦>• wurld'a champion, (harlea Uc(;urrin ha* ia promoted by M. Uallet, of Hi Elkna*. for a number of years htld tha world's rec- ll u anticipated that »,«» hone liower orit At 212 words i«r minute. . „.   .      arill be AvailAble from tbe Ardeebe w*l«a.
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