Queens County Review 18981028

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VOL. III.
A    FAMII.T   JtEWSfAfER   OF   l.OfAI,   .\ .> U   UENKRAL   INTK1.I.I<;KN( K.
FRi:i:P()i{r. .\.  v..  fkid.w. (Kior.i.K 2s.  is«i,^.
TBKKS: Bl.OO  TEABLT   IR   ADYABtl
NO. 52.
miAjroiAj^
Bank of Rockviile Centre
VIIiLAGE AVKNUE, Rockviile Centre, L. I.
BAMURL F. rmi.lJI'S. Prr.>.idfnt. .    IKOUAS O. KN'IUKT, Vice Prrjldent. UIHAM II. SUmi. CasWef
I no.vnn of oiiiectobs:
^Jotiart A. n.ivison, Tlimniu. n. Knlcht,
{ohaVlncvnl, Hiram n Smilh.
^- Btworth U.ComlMM, Wesley II. Smith.
¦    - lilinrlei I,  Wnllnce,
An.lillC.irTurell,
Nol-.n H. Hmllli.
.I.ilm T. KavK
'  We «lo a O«iion»l BankiuK Bu.siiif .ss of
]>iqp(wit and Discoiiiit.
.   bttcrest Piiid on .Sp, ,i;il r).'p«8i(*.
'   Dntfts iHSUi'd (III  l':ii;;limd   and tlig
OoBtlaent.
Tour INitToiiaco Hiili'iliMl.
BankiiiK Hours_U ,\. M. to 3 P. M.; Batarday,!) A. H. lo i: M.
Diiconiit Days—Tucaduvs   and  Fri¬ days, 9 A. M.
' THEFREEPORTBANK
CAI'ITAI., UyOM.
Main Street,   -   Freeport, L. I.
ions J. KANI>AI,I,, Pre-ildent.
!^ eBAUI.'OKy i. bl'K,\U|iK, Vi™-Pre»IJent
WILLIAM S. UALL, Cashier.
/ohn J. Ilanilall, iroith Con, WlllUm K lioiii, Wallatell r.irii Th..nin<i ll. siiiiiii Anriiit III! .Ciat;
nOARD or DIItECTOKS.
nreyT. SprBpiie
irim I.. Witllii
Willl.ini'd Mill..' II \Vi..|,., I'ilie, li..,,ru.-\Valhl.:e,
I'.  I'.llil.
II •.rv.-s   l;.,S»illh, li..in,'c.>t. Iliindall,
William S. Hall.
i<»liillon iiH r;tr aa la ii.Hjfemr.nt. lalaroat at ilie rat*.of three ll<^r i<iii paid oa
Excelsior
The Onlv Rellabla Market
on th*^ A«Mtlt Side
W. H. rAlTERSON,  Freeport.
will ronllnnp lo furnlah Ihr piviple nf Iha .South .sidB wltl: Ihe choicest coIb ot
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Fruits' Perk, Corael Bear, Veptaklca, la.,
nnil all at reiuwmahle prlcea for cash, miikftil  for iiawl Inuami
FRFEPORT
Livery.Boarding and Sales ...STJ{BLE$...
'3. A. WILLIAMS, Preprlator.
rurnilurl Boirln|ITruclil«( ll Reaionibic Rito
HAY AND FEED
At   Whol.-iwle nnii Pvetall. rilinSK"!   tl.lITKD   BV   i'OtVISB.
W Y STOCK OF
linjfi'rics.lliyGoods.t'rofkery,
FEED,   Etc.,
s fro qucntly renewed and always ^reati
THE FINEST URADE OF
Choicd Ten, CeHeei. Ciaaed Seeds end Sliple Grecerite.
Frank P. Smith,
MAIN  ST FREEPOR1
C. E. CORNELL, UNDERTAKER,
HEMPSTEAD, L. I., N.Y.
OFFICE:
6 QREENWICH STREET.
RESIDENCE ;
No. 20 WASMINQTON   STREET.
Telephone Call, 40 A Bempitead.
• Greater New York«» Z>ezita.l Farlors,
tOHCENCCKER 1  SKIOHORE.
OOB. KULTON ANU tiOLD ,ST.S.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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¦ FULTON ANU HOLD BTKEET8,
Opp, Loaaer-i,       Brooklyn, N. Y.
£,;:
WILBUR F.TReOWELL,
COUNSKI.Oll-AT-LAW,
IM Raaaeii   Itlreet. Ilruokljo, N. Y.
,   Tm BIpar'a Uall, Knx-port. t.. I., EvrnlnnJ nnd Hiitiirilarii.
FRANCIS B. TAYLOR,
LAWYKll,
CORNBR  MAIN  AND  HUI.TON  ^7%„
[• LAWYKll,
^ IIaaBp*l«a< U I
E. V. BAi-OMIN.
-^BANJO  SOLOISr.tu-
CMMTt Eneasementi at Low Rutc.N Addreaa, HEMPStEAO or FREEPORT.
IH.HINF^S (Willis.
JAMlES   PALMER,
REAL ESTAII:   ACiHNT.
PATCHOGUE,   L   I.
IVraona havina ViltatT l'r..|»rir or V«rm< '-Tmdmot elclianit*.  xrllo  full  |«rlli iil«r«.
r.. A. DORLON, BONDED    AUCriONECri,
FREEPORT,
e.S. RANDALL, Arehitact,
Oaii-vior   liriH.kltn s.e . anil tlitu at., app
ltlilr..*.i   l)el«.l, f-l.-i^.tl, I.   I.
Plaaa and 8p«i-ilic«tl.Mis ;.r,'|n.r«d far all rlajniw
ml ballilm A
CHARLES  L.  SEAMAN,
Carpenter ""i* Huiltler,
rRCEPORT,   t_  I.
KHtiiiKii.v-. .Iii.i'i-fiillT jjiren,
Cn.l.  .. ;.. Mkeil
Gi:ORGE A GILSOS KAYMOR,
CAKPtNTIUv'S AM) bl'ILlH^KS. IRKtrORT, U I.
Havlnc re.-,ii'lv lomi lele.l Ihe UKVIKW IHII.I'IVii   ae ..n-   irenir.,1   I., uke
, ii'iilm. I.  t..r  III.I  .Ivvt »..ik.
TliCM*«t. 1BT GaiiaaeiaT
Buidefs; General Contractors,
16 B«dforJ Avenue.
BROOKLYN    N. Y. Ana for Mle •> FRKl.l'ORT, I.. I, tht
,  mam dMitahlA baililiiA- )>l-** "" '""¦j
llhliil       Hialij   gr.vlnl  Mrwla.   witi
} mmtm^tK.    AifO, hoUH »Wltk
Hay There!
WHERE?
Ill Woodbine Barns
STUAW, lialci or iooae.    Wlll ilose oi loailii at lu |ier cent. lielow murkel prie
Also fnr »ale Culiii Wood, oak I'mnk. CaiiAii UKAN Poi.aH, all kluiU ot ixkcr foBTi), Coiia Htalkb.
J. J. RANDALL,
FREEPORT. FREEPORT
f^Louq J[ilD Qii/sj- [HliLLs,
lUAAC UORSFAUi,
A{eet (er Therlei't Ciltia Feed.
Finest Grades o[ Roller Process Floar,
Wh.ile.siliiii'nl R"t.iil U-ialor iu
Floitr,   Feed,   and all Kinds of
Orain, Oil .Ucai, Jialed llaij
and Straw.
TailoriHg and Gents'FurQistiiDg Establisliinent,
: MAIN. NKAR PINK STREET, :
rRilEPORT, L, L
CLOTH[NG MADE TO ODRER
I'KRrecT i'lT Guaranteed. It Full tiaa el laperted end Deaeillo Coedt
CLEANING   AND   REPAIRINO
Trunks, Bijs and Leather Goods.
SCUOOL llAOS A brKCIALTV.
Ilata   aad   OonU'   Furnisbiiigs  at
Low PriceB.
MAX   SAMUELS
BUILDING LOTS
..FOR    SALE..
..        -<,.\To- j
rhodessiaJ
FREEPORT, LONG ISLAND,  j
S-'rculy  liiiililiti;;   loin at  n'»ion..\bIi' |.nce»; aud a very ile.sir.ililo
HOTEL   SITE
ON TIIK MEKKIOK K ).\I) Apiay to
ALEX. R   RHODI-i.
UHiTK,s.>ill FREEPORT. I,   I
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
CATERER, ...Lynbrook, L. I...
Waddiajs, Recepl'ons, Festinis, Ac,
CataraJ far In tha Bast Styla NKW VOr.K CITV EXI'EHIK.NTK
Ice Cream anil  Ices
EVKRV DA> i> run >1!»».
OVSTKRS
i^irm-mim :*)(5<orr x^.-)ic;.>.-; ¦rj.--xx:m
^ TUE PHANTOM WILL.|
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ftiils Ptnoil lixikini; from tliH kitchoii winil.iw of the New r.iiglniulfariiiliiiiise tlnl lift I HheltoiiMl luT f.ix till) im^tlif- ti'iuyears. Hertin- I'li' mil! mint, tho WinthroiM, h n il n.liii.lL.il her when uho iva.s lefl an (iriihiiu tvij ycar.ii 111 Bijp, ami they haliievi'i-it^'reUiMl il, fiirsheliB.I lieiMi H jny auil.comfiirt to I'lipiii 111 llivir liomi', whilo their only t'hilil, a buti, _ hail     Ill-ought    t?
.belli iiofliltifflitit sorrow.
Mr. Wiutlirop ha.l sjieiit his lifo per- lecting bis farm, of whiihhowas very proiiil, mill thii thoui;lit that after his leath his Hon Dtiuoau wouhl Biiitauilei- it away in a very short lime no vexoil Uini that, after his wife's ileath, lie iiiaile a will givinj^ eveiytliiti;; he hail lo his ailopteil ilattghter, Marie, ex- ¦uplin.; SlIMM) lic>i|Ue:illicil to his boh. Thu whole iHiKhliorhni.il knew thai iuohawillhaillieenina.il', but in.w that the ol.l man was.lea.l ami Imiieil it was nut to be fouml, auil l)ti name was tneutioueil in whis|iors of foul play.
Marie stooil lookinR sa.ily ujinn the fielilsiif waviuR Rrain ami watiOuiij^ tho liinls lluitir here ami there. How happy they wero toqether. Watrliiug Iheui made ber realize her own louoli- ne;is ro sho iurneil lier uaze iiimn the lii;,'hway ami saw Duncan Winlhrop ipproaehiUM the linuse. Trc-o'titly h« ^tiioil liefiiro llir, a Miitn;; mini tliat .Mil ho ileserilieil hy the one wor.l pio/Iigate.
"I am KoiuR to ueil tho fal in ue^t week, anil eamo to tell yuu, so yuu ean vacate thoae preinise.s, " saiil he, wliilo wnlehint; the elVect his words ha.l upou Ike face before him.
"You are Ruinn to sell the fartul" repeateil Marie, iu a ilazeil way, tryiu); to realize all that meant fur  her.
"Ves. I nceil the money iiml niu..it Have il."
"Kilt where ran I go?" "That ynu uinst ileeiile for ynurself. Vou have bail a  goml   home   hern  for tifteeii years, an.l it is about  time yon bewail to mtyiiur own living."
"lint l-'alher Wiiilhiop never in- temloil   to    leave   lue    ileMltuti'. lie
tiil.l mu that he ha.l m.a.l.i a «ill pro viiliie; for me, ami it will i^nrelv lie r.iiin.l
Dumaii \yiiithi..p i^mile.l nml pulleil friiin las poeliel a pa]..! whieli he opene.l ami hel.l up for Marie in see. It was not sueh au elaliiinitu atl'air as wills arn nnwailay.s, but a small sheet of letter paper, on whieh was written, iu as few wonls as pos ailile, ,lohn Winthrnp's wishes iu re- tjaril to the ilispofal of his eatate after bis   ileath. ami  signeil   by tbree   wit-
"b/lhal thewilly-iiuestiune.l IMaiie in asloiiislinient.
"That ia tho will," w.is tlin eurl reply
"Where ili.l you gel itV"
"I stole il. Do yuu think 1 wimM let anyouo else get pir:sessiiin nf it? It makes all Ihe iliU'ereneo iu the worhl tn me wbo bas it, ami In iiiakn myself wbnlly safe I think I'll .leslniy it mnv." So sayiii).', he walked lo llni kiUheii stove, where a Biuall lire was liurniiig, anJ, plaeiiig the open paper upou tho enals, stoml ami wal ehe,1 Iho Uames ilevnur it. Maiie, spell- boiiu I, walebeil it bIho.
"1 ..ihall inforiu Lawyer Ferris im- nieiliatelv what ynu have iliine!" she eielaimell. a) the last bit uf (lame llieker.'.l nut.
"Will yon'" relurneil Dum'an, » ith a hi'igh, ri'iilaeiiig the eover iipuii Ihe stove. ".\ml li.iw will yuu prove it, fnr I shiill sav I ili.luT'"
"They will believe   me."
"I'erliap-., but as h.iig as ynu ean prove nnthiiig I cau snap my llti.;,r al
what th.y belie\         H w" ynii luusl
see it will be iiei s,-i,rv fnr ymi to iiml new In.lgiiigs ver.- lOou." ' Tlu-n he left the house, ami >rarie hI.io.I irresolutely waleliiiig bim (m.-^s il..« n tbe roa.l niti nf sight.
Meehauieally she apiiroaebeil the stove ami lifieil the enver. There, as though moekitig her, lav the will iu ushes, but every wnnl Mstble still, ami 'she reail thinugb, great tears rolliii-^ ilnwu her eheeks at the wunls: "1 give ami be.pieath tn my belnve.l ilaughter. Mane I'lehanls, tho farm ami evervlhing iipnii it."
Sii.lileiily It ueeiirreil tn bor that if she eoulil preserve the ashes iu as |ier feet a state as they theu wereil w.iuhl be proof etiougb to establish Duiii'iiu's gnilt ami her own elaim. For n-veial minutes she sloo.l .lebating iu her miiel the safest way to aeeompltsh it. Ties eiitly seeuriiig » jueee of tin abont the size of the will she carefully slippeil it iimler tho asbe.i ami lifleil it fror.i the stove. S.i far sn g,>o,I, but it was unt yet safe, fnr a breath nf wiml nr a amlilen jar wnubl turn it tn iliist.
Smearing a alieet nf white paper wilh miteilage, with the help nfa Inble knife she gently piishe.l ami lifie.l the pbaiitniu will from the tin tn the paiier an.l presse.l il int.. plaee, then, to pro- teet it from injury, she fa-teiieil over ll a thin sheet of liaeing pajier, an.l, behnl.l Ihe will was preserve.l! Honii- what wrinkle.l ami lagge.l nu theeilgcs. but every wnnl visible. It wus iie- oepteil l.y the prnbale enurt as a g.ii nine will, an.l the pn.periy was ilis pose.l nf as Farmer WiuthVop wi«lie.| it tn be, for nn nn> wa-. im-line.l I.. proseeut.. Duiiean   fnr   what    bo    hal
ilniie.     lie r iie.l hi . Jlitili) ami w,i>
Uever seen in that iieii.'hb .rh.-.i.l a:;uiM.
Ofenurse, the farm eniilinii,.! '.o llniirish umlei line s,.ea|'abieas Mane In a few years she tuarri..! ihe sun nf a neiglibi.ring fariiur, ami lu ilay, af¬ ter a happv. pru»pii.'ii« life, she is a pleaiaiil fa.-eil little ,.11 lalv. very f.in.l ..f lellim; her g. iiel., hil.lVen the H.. y nf the phalli im will.—,Viiee tlray, iu Roatnu I'ost.
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HK ilay wa.i Jraw ing to « eln»e. Thniigb II It .lark, the ai.l nf aillli, ihI a.~.-i>Unee. f..i a'lr tax.itiou upun f.ie SI-lit. was f.tst le- euiiuug iieees...arT. ril.lnlll.le.lly mV. lirnn n — J n II 1 11 r partner of the tirn' nf n.i-nan. liavle ,V fo.-tin u,;Ul ¦ us murh, fo." nis.'U en
bail haatilj tnrne.l tnwar.l the l.iitt.m bw.tr.t. anil in au iii'tKut a niyria.I ot n.aik. ug eleetr.e liglita gl..»e,l here an.I there o««r the ris.i:;
ill a uioment he liail rrn^««.l tUj brMui sp»ce lu frout of the uftii;* Ji
orer to an alroTo inoloseil by a low voiiileu railing, anil drawing up a cushioned revolviug ebair, neoteJ bim- telf at bis desk.
Hero be Bet diligently tn wnrk in a in.auner^hal would bavo been worthy of a more experienced aeconulant.
A sudden shove at some papers pent a bright, fililteriug iibjcct upou the Hoor.
Mr. Browu stooped aud picked it np.
".\ g.-i gold piece," bo ejaculated in aiiriuise.     "Unw came it  there':'"
"Well"—he laughingly began, but broke olV suddenly aa the door ojieued Blld a wninan entered.
Mr. lirow-ti jilaced tbe coin upou tbe ileskTand viewed the intruder with sHspieinn.     Thjeflnrt seemed wasted.
Tbe womau, a trim-lnnking lillle person iu spile nf ber >habliy attire., advanced ond paused just outside tiro wooden barrier.
"tlood afternoon, Mr. Urowu," she said in a low, sweel voice, "Jfrs, Mahoiiy met with an accidonl this morniug, aud 1 havo come to clean iu ber stead."
"That BO? Ilow did it liappen?" asked Mr. Jirown,  slightly interested.
".She sliiiped on tbe icy pavement," replied Ibo woman in the same rich lone, "and .spraiued her ankle."
"Very, very iiiif.ivtunale, ' com¬ ment ed .Mr I'.rnwn. "I suppose she'll be laid up fur a week or two, uow -ell'.'"
The wi.maii midiled her bead.
In a few w.ods.Mr. r.rowu informed her where she would Iiml the needed reiiuirements for work, and then, greatly relieved, tnnk up his task again as she turned anar.
Thesnuml nf light fo.ilsleps ap¬ proaching soon afler caused him to glanco ea.siially about. It was the Woman, tripping along with a pail iu one hand and a lunp in tlienther. Sho ha.l remuv.-il her b.uimt and shawl, ami her light brown hair, thickly slieake.l Willi gray, imw unoonline.l, eueircled her face like a li-ilo. It was a face ton relined for a aciiib womau. A similar thnught occurred lo Mr, lirnwu. He hastily snatched np the gnid piece aud called after ber as she passed.
"I was ri.Idin..; up my desk," he explained, when she had inriied, "and eamo ucrn.ss this iiltle coin. Won't you accept it as a souvenir of tho year?"
"What is il'^" i|ne.stioueil the wom¬ an, peering fnnvar.l.
' A livedullai gnld piece," replied Mr. Ib-nwn. hnlilmg it out to her.
lint, iiiuch tn his surprise, sho made nn ellml bi take it. Instead, she grew .IcathlT pale and would have fallen hal he m.l rushed forward and eauglil her, Ile drew up a chair, int.. whieli .she wearily sank.
"I'm all riglit," she said, after a while, in answer l.i his in.inirics.
".No, I eaunnt take tho gnld piece. I'm )ioor, 1 know, but I'm proud wilh it, and I cannot aeeejit charity."Then, milieiug tlio ilisaiipiiinted Innk upou his face, sbo coutinueil:
"I su|ipnso I should toll yon; I have not always been [loor. Oui'ii I was iptito well iitl'-rich. though,' ahe added, with   a   litlbi   irnny.    "il   may
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INTEHNATIONAL I ESSON COMMENTS FOR    OCTOBER   30.
I.|..s<>n Ti'tt: "Mp.nlnli'a Kliicilolii Fnrr toiil.-' ¦•alati >l . l-te-ln>litril Trtl I.ulali xl. U—(<»iiiiiriitnr> ua lli<- Lea •ou ll>  tlle llrv. 1). .11. SIrari,..
1. "An.l there shali oome forth a roil oul If th- stem ef Jesse ami a l.riineh ulial. qPiBTOUl I.f his roots. - The lllle of „ut iess..n Is ">le.«s|H|,-„ Ktiigjoin." an.l If w .•nil .iiilv get a -..iiiewhnl .•learhlea of whiil '.h.. S.-rlplures l..n..|i cne-eralinr this klu;; |.)ai It will prore a preal l.|e->|iig to us, 11 ¦leiirly lins to .in wilhtlie Konof .lesse.anl •.•eor.iinit lo 111" gohieu text, will nil the Kh..le earth The tliron.. wlll !.•¦ the throiis It IJavl.l al ,Ierusnleni. «.'.-..r.ling to Isa u . 7, ami .ler. 111.. 17. sml the King will i-f 11..ne ethi-r tllllll the Soil ..f llini.l. the S..I1 .f Al.r.ihani.of .M.ilh. I., l,of n'li."ii I'lahriei 111.1 that He w.iul.l fr.'iu liavlils tlironr relga over the house of ,Iii.-..l. I..rever nii.) r Ilis   kiiig.U.iii   tlit-ro  shi.uM   l^e no  en.;
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Following tbe Lead of General
Clianoine, Minister of War.
THECITILPflWER UPHELD
Serious Disorder   in   tho   Strci'ts ol
Paris   FolioweJ the   Fall
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expe..te.l reslgiiatl'in of li. nil i-linnolne.
Minister of Wnr, wh.., referring to th.. Hrej'Ius ease, .t",.liire.l that he was ..f tlie same oplulon ns his i.re.leee.ssors, nn.l tUat.nsthp guar.linn of thu houor of thn army, he eeiiM not reinnla lu nni.-e.
Then I had a lit-  i lieni'li" "nii'r si
|.roiii;hl n{i..ii us-e- ^^,.|,. |x.. M.li, nn.l In ¦ouiie..t|..ii with the |...ilring out el the llnls .of II...I-S u-rnlli lath.' irreil ,lnv of Ul.. L'.rl th.. leslimonv is. --Jiisi an.t im.. ire Thy wnvs, Thoii King ul liuthins' Iliey, XV., 111. Wo mny nlwnys he sari; Ihal "AsforUo.l, Ills way is iierl.'et" (I's. ivlll., Illll. I
i; s. "riie wolf also slinll ilwell Willi the i Innili, an.l Iho ieoparii shall Ile ilou-a with [ Ihe kill. " This i.l.-tar.i of wll.I mil .Lniies- t tie animals ami little elill.lreii living hi j peaee together wili surely lie lllernllv tnl- I lllie.l.    As it was III the linr.len of   i-Men, |
m.l as it ivns in the ni-k of S s.i shall II !
lieln all tie. ..arlli.    Tli.'re slmll
Tliei'ahlii'l was formed on Jiiao 'Jl o tho present year, au.l was eonstltuto.l ii follows: H..iirl llrlsson, Presliieiil ..f 111 (¦..ini..|i nn.l Minister of the Inlerlor; Pin Tevlrnl, Mliil-l.-r  of Pliinii....;   I,...in  II .iii
geols,   Minlst..r  of   I'Mu.'all    l'..r.|liiaii
Snirlen,    Mluisl.r   ot     JustI....;     lli;.lfri' ('avnl>;nn...      Mliilst
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lie boy," sho went on. "whoso chief ileliglil was lu play with gold coins. The sight of that nno unnerved and brniight it ull back to mo for tbu mo¬ ment.     That »iis all."
Snmehow tho couversation iuter- eated Mr. liiown.
"Is yonr son living?"  he  inquired.
"(ind niily kiinws," the wnmau re¬ plied. "I've been niai ried twice. At the time Ilf my sec.uid tuarriago my I Hint the b.iy. then iptite a little man, grew to ! taiu-ht I dislike bis stepfath'jr, xibn was ex¬ ceedingly sliiet with him, lo such un extent that he ran away."
"llan awav," reiterated Mr. Urowu.
"Ves," said tho wnmau. "Wo scarchel ami alvertisod, but tn nn avail. 111. coiihl nnt bo fonnd. Simn ; "Igeofilie after my hiisband'H death and failure ' "li',','.. |„ nIh, in business compelled me In give np ' wnr.l In Hn Ihe search which I aball snmo day, \ i- In e..iin.. when my means allow,   renew."
She elide.I wilb a sigii, and, risinjr, lurued toward tlle implements of work near by
It was growing lale, yd Mr. lirnwu put nut Ins hnml In delain her.
"Wlrit was ymi lilth; boy's name'.'" he asKe.l.
"Walter Walter (lun.blcll," shore, turned ipiietly; "Imt." in .luite a dil' ferenl tun,., ¦•mine is Davis."
.¦\ Ireinnr swayed the strung man iu this, his sudden" realization.
"Thank tiu.l:" bo gasped, witb ferv.ir, "I've fnund my iiiotlu-r!"
With one buiind be bad her in bis arus, stilling her words with kisses upon both briiw aud cheek.
Then came the story nf bia tlight from hnme. He tuld her bow au nld, beiievnleiit gctleman Imd fnund him ruaiiiing abuiil an.l (.neii bim shelter, r.itt cl.l and hunger had done their work, and he succumbed to a lnng ill¬ ness. Later, when nn infnrmatinn cull be obtained nf bis parents, ho wns taken abroa.l by his benefactor un.l e.lueated as bis sun. I'pnu his reluiii I.l .\merica he bad entered the jiartnership of the tirm. and at tbe deatli nf Ins foster parent inherited wealth in nu small degree.
.\ cluiiiy Jingling upun the flooi broke the silence that fnllnwe.l.
"What is it';" ipieried Mr. Urowu. "Is it the gnld piece'i'"
"Ves," mnrunrcl bis mnlhcr, re- coveriii.; the iniii; "we can tinw keep il lieiween in, Walter, for it has given ynii back tn ine ami I am returned fo vnu "-Nancy V.. .lohusou, iu Uostou l'o»t.
arth shall he mmte iie.v 'The erealloa iis..|| shall il.l itellvere.i fr.im Its lion.Inge, nn.l he mn.l. |.i enjoy the llhertv of the glory of ths rlillilreii of li-i.l (Isa. Ixv., 2.0; lloin, vlll., 2n. It is Uliiiiiilileillv trn.. Ihat s one peo nie aet like wliil Leasts, oft ronring llk« ll.ins or growling like iiensls or  ilevouring
llkn    WOlveK:     that    sueh     |.e.i|ile    hutll    ill
iieathemtoni an.l Christ I.im   I.e,...me   l>v
the gniee ol 11.. 1 like lanil.s, nn.l that of|i..i
It is through a Intl.-ehllj  thnt   Uu.l  l.-a.ll
iuiself, nil we must not  -n|>|...-(
lv-ill...n of soiilsls nil Hint weiir.
lies" w ir.ts. tor II  Is  only  hy   il
Ilk-iire Hint we Un.l Unit  le-re.     This ...irlll
Is 1.1 I... wll..llv sul. Iiiej hv our I,.ir 1 Jesnj
Christ mill inn.l.. Ilk" heavii   n..i   hv  Hi.-
Ilieprenehlng of the U..s;,e| ns  a   i.r..-ent
hut  hv the  personal   r.'lgu  of   onr   l..>r I
Jesus atl jr lie shall n'turn tu glory ( Uev,
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nil si,nil I... full ..fill., knowl
ani II. K.leinr.l .sl.n.in l.'.-!ir..v. Mliilsl rill..; Th.i.iiihll" liel 'IS..., Miu|st..r ..f i-or-' eign .Vltalrs; (l,..,rg..s T, .inil!..t, MliTWel-Ct, the C.il.iiilo.s; Kmll.i :Mnni..J...ils. .MlnlsliT'of Coinmeree; Alhert Vlger,   Minlsler of A'^tI-
•l|l\ln'A'MI>'ilsti'r"..f%''iVi^
¦I'he ilowufnil oftho Cnl.lu..t wns n i:ii-
pahle.! hy i-l,.loMs proc inigs in theChnai-
tier an.l serious si reel .llsliirl.iii , whl.-'i
•he p..11.... hml ilini..iillv In iiuelllm:. Al|.-r theailjournnielil of the Clinml.-r I U. r-wn- ilileiis.. ex.-llenii.lH. f,.l|..vv...l In sire, t ilem..iislrall.ins, prin..|pnllv mnlnlnl.ieil  l.y
the   antl-.Seiiilt.is. le.I   hv   SI.  Hn 111. ill
the vi.'inity ot til.. ..ni.'es of the l.llirii Pn- role nn.l ..ther anll-iirevtas pai".rs.
Al.aii.lof v,.utlifiil It.ivallsts r.irine.l in fr.mt nf the Milllnry Cliil.', nn.l alter ..licr-
Ini: f.ir the armv ninreheii, pr le.I l.v the
irl-eilor, lowar'.l the oIII'...h ..f  the   S..leil
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II.. 14.      in the   Ilrst pin ¦.
I.iii   Willi   the   f.,rgU'..n..-s
ntl'.n. an.l s..   II   I- here .
li-.i,   f..r   II Is 11...is plan t
llirouu-li isrnel nil   iinll. ns slinll he I.les.
The g.isp.'l   II...V   lielii- |.r..i"li,..l 111 .'ill
lions ivill k-ntlii.r ...|1 ..I all lrili..iis n p...
t.,r Ills iinii.e. I li.. ..Iiiir-li. Ills  |.„.iy; Hi
having liiken ills ,.|i.ir'.|i oul   olHieik'.
1.1 I... with Him. II"   will   r..inrn wllh llie'i
t.ir Israel's  ,n.i-|,,n   nn.l through the.
Ill" hlessing for nil the worhl. i'hls is 111 simple progrnnime clearly set f..rHi in A.-'l XV.. H IS.
in.  ¦Ani 111 that ,lnv tle're slinll l...nr.... nf .I..S.,. ivhi.'ll slinll Sinn.I |..r nn inslu-ii ..
til" I p|...        T.I    it   shall  the l.-eiil||..s .eek
aiel iilsr.-st shall I.e gl.irl.iis. His  ilr-
nniiie   ill    Hie   New    l-esinmi.nt    is   Jesu
Chrlrt.  s.,i,   ..f linvil,   mel Ills Inst H,
ll<...t nn.l II ITsplliii; ol llnvl.l i Mnlli   I
1. il.'V   xKll.. l:li.    Wii-n   II.. sinll 1... Klin
In   Jenisnl    M   Iliui   sli.ill   all   nnil.iii
seek iJer. ill.,   17 ..   nn.l   Ilk..  Hn. .pi i  ..
 1   tr ei
thev will  l.riug  tlieir wenlth   to   llin I isa. ix.. .'i, r,. 211     Now the glH.l IPIIiiLis ot re. il"inptl..n l.y Ills l.l.iel  Is .nrrlt.l 1. tl'ins. nn.l Lut  le-.v  |..-l|..ves II. Lul I nail.ins shall 11...-k   H.   lilm or to Isi cause .if   lllm, nii.l th.-re sli'ill le. p enrtli, nn.l the   nations shall I mere.   See Isa. II.. :i.  I. /•.-h While we wait nn.l w..rk  an I ii eoiiilnn •¦'  Ihe gl..iv ..f   Ills  I may hnv,. In heart   an.l lit.,  a   f.irel Hint n-t nn.l Kl'.rv If w.. Kill  L't  C
us. th- I1..1 f fl'.ry, linv..   full  eo
the   pripertv   wlip.h   11,.  h.is Lougli
His   pr"..|..ii's i.l I.    Wh.i..   hi
iiil-sl.in   I..   Him. r.'a ly f.r auy servl..",   with   liiipll.il    .¦inli.i.. innlingemeiil. will surely   lir' Les....u ll..|i...r.
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Huk... wll.Ill .-nlerl
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The rr.'niler ren-nrki-i Hint th.. liovern¬ nient was tullv .leT.TMll i   to  uphol.l   tho
.'lvllp..w. r agnlnst the mllitnrv. nn.l he M-I,...l f.<-n su-p,.nsi..a of the Lnslmss of the Chnti.l...r. wlileli was grnnte.i. Hurlng tie. Mi:.p..|is|,.a M. Prls.soii weut to tho I.Usee Pal o" In oMir to comniunleate t.i Pr'..s|.l..nt Paure the r.signnllon of tLjaernl Chan..lue.
Wle.n tliechnml.er .if Deputies resume.l Lu-lne-snt .'io.-|....k M. Ilrlssoh nnnounee.l Hint V.o' ¦¦irr..gular resik.„ntl.,ii'-ul Ueneral Cluiii 'in.. Im.l I.een n.-eept...l. Th." Premier t'l.'11 pr.pose.l that th" CliamLer luljoura iniiil Tliur-i.lay uext, ant he eouehi.le.l his remarks t.y realtlrmUig  Ih" snprema.-y
..f..ivll power.
Aft.T att..:iipls upon th." pirt ofvarioni |i..piit|..s to ilh..uss Hi., all.-ge.l nillUarv pi.I n.i.I th.. Insults t,. H," ar.iiv. their re. n arks I..'Ing piiii.'liiate 1 with interruptions, nn.l .•heers. M. liiL.t, In I...halt of lii.s frien.ls. InehLlini; M. Melln.', npprove.l M. llrissea's stateiuenl. nu.l nl.!" 1 'Wehnv" e(,.rv...Hil|.|en.... mill.. iir!iiv, aiel ,lo nol wl-h 1.1 see il nlln-k-.i. All KepuUII.-aus ai.. iiiilt..,l on this suLj"..|,^
M. Ilr|..s..utlieii n...-epte.l the or.ler of the .lav, |.r.ipo.„.,i l.yM. Iiiu.it, aniniiim: tho su|'.reinn..v ..f the elvil ov.t tlio uillltarv p..w..r, \vlil..h was n.l.ipte.l  Ly a vote of Kil
.All am..ii.lnient jr..pose.l Ly M. llergel, eeiisiirliigth"il..vernmt.iil "for not eaufting Uie honor ol the nrmv tol." respeotci.' wns lost hv ¦J7I to Ml v..tes.
M. lietMnhv th..n pr,.i.ose.t a resoliitl.in eniling u|.on the iiovern.ii..ul 1.1 ¦¦,.ii.i the eaiiipnlcn ot Insult agnlnst th.. nrniv.^   The
Premier reflise.l lo n-.'e|.t ll ti.in, nmt
a vote wns taken on ll aiill.l sueh eonfu- Blou that s..ruliiiv wns liemnieie.i. Tlils showe.l tliat thoil.IV..rnment wns ilefeate.i liv a v.ile .if .JlLi t.i 'JII.
Afler the r.-nlt ..f Hie s..riitiny lia.t   L.'.'n
aun 1 1. M. ll..rl..iiix 111..v.. 1 a vote  of
....nil.I •.. in M,   llriss.in,   wiie'li   wns   re.
J'-.-tci l.v :'sil v.ites to -.'-.1. Wlien this vol.. was ,le,.inl.-.i the Miulst.-rs left th.' Clintn. L..r.
Afler the Ministers hn I wilh.lrawn the ClinuiL.'r a.l.ipte.l. ami.l er.es of ¦¦Down wllh the J..ws"'llie ..r.l..r..r the ,iav, .¦.im- Linlngth.. m.iU.iiis..t X| lllL.il an.l M. .le Mnhv, l.v* VBtn of ii;.) l.i Js.
Th.. CiiamL.'r a.lj..urrie.l t.i Nov..ml...r 4.
Afl..rtli.. n.lj.inrlnnelil   of  Hi"  ChinnLer of Deimlles tle'r.. wns   lllleuse ,.x..it.^lliel followe.l Lystr...'! .l..,'ii..iistrnllons.
At mauv p..liils th.. I. .iil.'Hiriis  e..ou   I came almost  ImpassnI.I...   111..I   lie-ro  wi
niinier.jus e..ll|s|.iiis  l.etw 1  Hi.,  .l.-mon-
slr.il..rs nn.l Hi.' pnll.-e llnlv wlili the itl- ni.'st .11111.¦nlly wns   a  seeiLlnn...- ,.l   .ir.l.'i
¦ nrv f.ir Hi irn-slers t'. .¦l..nrHi.. strcts.
AI...11I t..|l Ihou-.in.l pe.irl.. s;llig the 'Xl'ir-.'llals.. ' nr.iun.l n Lonllr.. ma.le ..f Ho. lir.'vfn-il.. piiper .¦nlille.l ¦¦L.'s iir.ills .1.. rii.itiiin... ¦ All Hie St..r.s In Hie n..lull I. .rll.....I w.-r.. .-1. s..| In niitl.'li.alloii of rl.illug.nn.l llnnllv I he .•iiirnssiers. ns«is|..,l
Lv tl .miite.l i:..piil.|l..iin ilunr.is, sii..-
.¦.¦.•,h..l In ilrivlutf Ln.-k another erow.l whioh was  slenitliig ¦'Cousiiue;-. Urlssou.'
DEAD   MAN   AT   THE   THROTLE.
siraiiL'e Dl.ioTei-y or a Plreliiau »ii ne Krie i'^xliress Train.
l'..i:r   Jiiuis,   N.    Y.   (S|ie,.ial 1.--ii.'iirv
Kinsley, llfty ye;irs ol.l, aa   E.l gineer,
lliliig at ..^us.piehamin,  P.-uii.,   was   killel
liini Hilar   manner   wliilo  runnUig   pas-
senger traiu 1;; lielw....u lllnghamtuu ami Sii-.pi..|innna a tew ni'/ulsng..
I'll., illstiin....  |...|w 1 Ih"  Iw.i  cities Is
l.ul Iwntv-Hiroe miles. Put Ih.-lriin, wllh
the han.l ..f Hie ili'ii'l .'iigl r still   grnsp-
ing   Hn.   throllie.   ma.I..   II   in Iwenlv-sij
mlaiiies.    The   llr ;iii.   Waller Cws^lll.
who was Ltlsv nt the liiriiii ... .11.1 leit l.n.iw
ol ill,, engii r's lient'i nntil   ii-nr fiu-pl--
linniia, ns Hi.i lo..oiiiollves wns of Hie "Mother lIuLl.ar.l" class, with the lire- man's eah in llie rear.
When the   s| I   of   thn   train ilhl    not
sla..keu ..11 nppr.ini.hlng He. slntlou Cows- gill l.....am.. npirine.i, an.l   ruiiiiing  over to
Hi 11,-lueers ..ah, sli.oite.l over the b. Ilet
t.. KlnsL.y.   11 Iving 11.1 replv.  IIiuIk..!
..Ill on the rnnning iK.ar.l, weut nr.uinil the hen.luf tho eugln.i an.l rea..he,l the eu- Klu.e.r's si.le, kl..koJ opeii the winilow an.l ..lilere.l the call. Ho |...>s,.n...l Iho stilt IlnL-.-rs of the engineer fr..ui Hie tlirolti.., i.'V..r-e.l tuA'. lnn..|iln..rv met n|i|.li".i Hie nir lirakc-r. slopi.lngth.. trnin h..r..ro it lin.l g..ne many yards past the Husf|uehaniiii ilepnt.
Klasiey-s l.oilv was remove.l, ami it wn< tonnil that tin. enliro upper |iart of his skull hail I.een ..arile.! away. It Is thought Hint Kiiisi.'V hnii Ills hen.1 out of Iho win- .l.iw mill wns stni.'k Ly a mail crauu n< some country slntl.in.
JAPANESE  SOLDIERS   PLUCKY FICHT
:lil    Nallveil XVlia t,. till.  Jn|is.
Tl. ..M\. Wn.h. (.Sp'...-l;il)  -Th" stnamshlii
V|..t.irla Lrinu-s ll wstlml tw 1 no.re Lal
IL'shav.. I if.inglitiii Porin..sa   In'twca
Japan..." ir.eips an.l th" liailvo savages, who seem Lent upon exterminating all the J.ipnnes.. on the IsLin.l.    s.iserlous anithe
.llsliirlinnees Hint l-^iro ins ana nuial.i-rs
of Chinese iner.'hnnts are lleeing tc Amo) livi.v..rv steam, r.
Un.l thoiis.inil   aLoriglnes  iitla..ko.l  anil
set Mr., t le  of  Ihe   principal   Japau-.sf
iiiilltnrv stations a ln.l^^^ a,^.,     AtlorelRllt
hours-.lesperatj
tr.'aleil     -
ilrii.l
largOj
AGAINST   TH^   RAILROADS.
<uiirri,ir   fnnrl   U»rl
Trallli-  As.oeUI
\Vasu:x .r..N. 11. C. 1:
states    Suprieue    C..11
Tlial   Ihr Jolat • lllFxal. I
all. -Tl)el'nli.vl ns .l«,-i,le.| tha l..lnl Trnnie A«,«.., iatl.in easo in favor o' .ho Inlte 1 stales ami against the tM- roa.ls. The case hns lieeu peiellng for a vear er more, riie tram.' a.Hs,...|allon was lirm.'.i on Nove.nLer 111, HJ.".. hv Ihlrty-on.. i.illways, rdpresonMiii; thu great truuk line, nn.l their uoiarork of Lranohes.
A similar nssoelniion on a amnller scale wns estahiislicl n:noDg Southwe-lern r.a.is, known as tlei Traus-Mis.suuri Ass,.- ..iaii.in The ass.i.-lali.ni soon was al¬ ia.'k.' 1 in t;i.. curls on th.i groun.l that it wn. in vl .PitLm ef tho Sherman aalI-! rust 1,11V auJ als.i ul th.. Iiilor-Stnlo Commerce Isw.
i'he mnlii c.intnntl..n of the llovernment was Hint the tram.' ngr..ilm«nt was a ...m- Lliiatioii t.i prevent coiupelltl.in, tlius eoa- stitiltlng a eiiilraet in restraint uf tra.ie, I hu nnswer of the nssu-iatloa inninlaln.-.l 111., iegnlllv el the ngreeiueut, on the grooiiil that the vast iiee.l, of ...imiiier- 1 te.pilre.l j.iliit actl.in nn.l that sueli a.'tl..ii lusure.l nnlfonu ami ju-t raio-i aa.l pro- vaiite.i .secrel ant unjust .lls..rlialnati..ii.
Justi..n IV..kliaiu anuoiliice.i the decis¬ ion, lis sai.l Hull tha Curt eonl.l tlls- llnguish Il.l lillTereiiee I.elween this easo mill that of the traus.Missouri .¦ is" ite- el.ie.i a venr ng... nhl..|i \vn< ileeiile,! iigniiisl the rallron.ls. Il.i sai.l the ..lily new p.iliit liiM.iveil was ns to the .'.insllliilL.n.illtv of 111.. Aiiti-'l'riisl n.'t. rii.i I'.inrt lin.l re,.|i..,l the conclusion Hint as rnllrin.i .-..i p..rali.ins |.erf.irme.| .liities   ..f  a seml-pul.ll'.   eliarn..|..r l(   was
wll hill I iisllliilLinnl power of CouKiess
I'l r.-unlile llieiii ,n pr..vi.|...l   Ly Hi" A^ili-
Trust n.'l.     f niv  .piesILm then wns as
I.l the polL-v of c.egress In a.l..|.tlng sii,.|i a nieasiir.., mi.l as i.i ijuestLuis .if p..il..v 111.. Court, he sai.l, hail nothlni: t.. .1...
The opini.in. wlil..li was Lrlol, wns .-on- •urn'il iu Ly Chl.'l Justl.-.> Puller aa.l Jus. II ."s Ilnrlnn, llrew,.r, lir.iwn nn.l reek- ham, I'hree Jusli.'i.s lilssente.l. namely, lusllee. ilrav. Slilras met White. Juslleo M.Henna to.ik no pari in Hi" .ase, as Hie prose-ulloii of the Joint 'Trnlltii Asso- iilatli'a was Legiiu while he was Attorooy-
VACUATION   OF   CUBA.
.lle.l   riinl   !. C.«iili„l lie AKOiniillsli,.,!  l.y  ilrieiul.er  I.
;? W vonN.iT.ix, 11. C. (spe,.|all. ll .:i now cerinin lliat the eomplelo evacualloa uf Culin will lie lielnioil heyulnl Ul" period erluinnlly llteil Ly the Aiiininistratiou. I'll" Wnr Ilepnrlment hns ahoul satisllnii itself tluit III" task imposiil upon the Spmilsli niiHiorilles. nanielv. Ih« roniuvni nn.l tr.iii-pirl.ilL.ii t.i n great illslnneo Ly (en of iil...iit l',!fl,nnil soLller., slok ami well,
ivilh llieir n lutreuienls, was lisvoml   llio
nliililv ot Hie Spniiinnls. Thn liingnllaiio iifiliH iiisk is sh.nva Ly the faet tliat the great IrniisallaulL' sl..ani lines crossing the Allanli.. trom   New V..rk. all ciiiLlne.l.
al.olll .¦SI.IIIHI pers.ms in 1  yenr -loss thnii
hnil Hie numlier Hint the Spanish oni .Ini.. with tlieli poor fn.'llill.is, were Bxpn..t".l l.i trniiS|eirt In nhout tea iveel.s.
Delay in tlm evn..il'iIloii ot Cul.a will cniise a ilelnv iu Hie rellii.|nlsliin"nt of soy. erelgnty Ly th" Spniiinnls oyer Iho enliro Islaml, whieh wus sol lor iloeeinlu.r 1 It
Is liarillv ileemeil pru.lenl l.i nn.h.rlnke to ¦linrge uf 111" uiilnl.ipill   alTiirs  ul
lill
til.
¦ilain
slr.ing gnrrls.in ..f   sip:
i,   l.-ll Hint li'.v nn.l .inLr   ...lUl.l' Le L..|l..r
II aliiinliie.l In  su'l liters   Lv   alLiwIng
Ciu.ii 1.1 remain umler Spanish Juris.U.-ri..11 until they nre eva..iinte t liy ihe tioups nuil reiic...uiileil hy Pultcl Stales troops.
COTTON    MILLS    TO    SHUT    DOWN
New  Knslun.l Uwn<.ri  Sign an  .tRlrrliirlil
NEW   YORK   STATE   NEWS. Joke VrtrmyrA fa.lllar'a (Tlm*.     ~" •
Hit It mi Inforniali.m reKarillne th« ri..ga Sationsi IHiilc fallunt at OwiiRO la a.riiing out taailing to stiow that tUr dla- lovervol wroag-il.'Ing on Ihe part ot tlw lea.l cashier was n.,1 only unr<|i<>olpd, but lint his eonlessiou grew out .il a slip otilw; oaKU.. mil oii'ua as » stnrlliug ilhieloaut* othe liaakeianitner.
M   lia.l  Leen snlterint   with raalarlk
• 111 ha.l iMH.u ..r.ler.vl l.v Ills son. Pt. St..11", t . rest a few .1 ivs at his home. Tlia •i-» .ler Iinl given ilir....||..ns to an olBea ;s.jrtli»t when th.'examiner arrive,! II b* were net present, t.. leave the liauk by ttM l.n,-k il,.or nn.l .•ome for lilni In a eah. When Van llr.'cklu arnveil on the evpntfltl KrLliiy Slouo was nt home. Lut lu a taw luoiiients hn wns at Ihs liank.
Stone left nl lh« usual tiaia that nlKht, tut the sxnininer llugereil, ami iu lltturlDf up n e.1,1111111 n..ti..e.l a sin;ill illvrapaiioy. lie lliuaght it n slight error. Lut attar aup.. per walkel lo tho Stone resl.loace anil M u juklng maiiue.. s,i,i: "Thara'a ¦ d*. Ilcleii.y tu thsl.nnk, Mr. Stoue.
Ile ihoiight the cashier w.inlil lattKk, lut lusten I lu. tiinie.l .leathiy palo aaii ll-ke.i     -Ilow mn.-h is Ity
A liun.ire.i Hionsanl.' sai.l th« baak Mmniner Lieellou-ly. ,,
v..a are ivrong. " rBpliel Slona; "It ta.f inly ¦ IJINM.
I'he effe.t ot this can tie imaglue.l. Tll«f« nas n hasty eiainlimlion ..f tliu hooka tUlt -..suluil ill closiUK the iiauk.
ill Menimy  of Co.rrnor rilnloa.
Ull   hlst.irl.. gr.iun.l,   where   the   Brilll
M.l.llery st 1 an.l nppll...i ihe tofell to th
ol.l 1 l«t..r c.iiiiuy e..iirtliouso nt  Kin«ato ra y.'nrs m;... inemLeis of   tli« S.ieinly I C..I..11I11I   ii.eiies    ul   America   aud   othar "Inilliir as.s.i..inl|.>ns guthen.il   lo   ileilieat* -• 111"   han.ls.iine  l.r..n/.i.   tnlilot    whieU   wu   .
|. el 111 Hie froni wnll of the courtiioua*   '
l.v 111" S.i.ielv ,,t CL.liini Hamas In lioBOr'": ni li,...ige Clint..n. Uii O.'totier 15, 1777,h» ' wns pruilnlmeii to I.e the Ilrst Uovernor <¦( '' New V..rk Lv Kk-I.ert lliiiiion.l. HherlR a( '¦ lister c.iiintv. Ull the i.ii.let is Ihe tollo*>Vj Ing liiMTlptLin: ¦-I'll" Ho,-l«ty of th» T CoLniinl iiamei of America plaea lh|| ¦ ml.let I., nniri. the spol wli-relnwas aet tav^ motion the cimmoliwenllh nt IhaHlataal.j New Vork, on July m. In liie year ot I.or.l 1777. Lv theliinuguratloiiasOovarno In Ih" presence ol the <'..uuell ufStata,* Miijor Ueneral   lleorgo Ciliilon, ot   1711  '
1 tin
< li.
I.f No
NInle  llanklni;   Nlnllalli-a.
The nu-gic-nle r iir..es of Ihe 20S iMIlkt.
ol .lls.'iinnl ill New \i.rk Stat" aro »MI,. .'.ii-i.osii. -Jills ts ahuyyii l.v Ihe siiuiuiary ol Iho reports III these tiailks uiailooll Hapt«B> Ler'.'.i. Sn|".rinteu.|kiil of llanka Hllbura lliiils  Hint   sines th"   last   iirevlous   stata-
n ts rewlie.l  Inim tlie Laiiks nn July tl
Ihsi. there lias Leeu nn luoreasa la tba ni.-Kregnte ot their loans ami ilisconuta of .tl.Kll.l^li;. an.l in ihe amouut duo ll«|lMt. lers ..I »'.i'.i .'lit 7.V.I. Tha lolal raaourooa o( Ihe    Luiiks    liicrraseil     t'J7,NIII,»S',),       Th*
niiioiint  of  s, lu lieLl lu  the hanks da-
,r.'iise.l t4.-e,s...i.r,, ,„„| tliere was a dn dense in  Inunl  lemters ami liniik uolna ol
tsiil.lej,',.    Tl ,„h ilenis nmreKalad «31,-
;iiO.I7u, and surplus l.iii.iMT.ttM, Thar* i;aa liue liep.isilors »'J21,!l70,HI!'i; duelruni oo«. punies ami Lanks,  ¦J.'i,u7.'i,ii.V'i, ami duo aa»- ini;s Lanks, »I.'i,I7iI,hiW. The luanHand <ll». counts were tl7o,!«7,712, .      -
lo Cil
all I'l
r l.*wni:N,-r, Slass. (Special).—Tlie collon mill owners lu iho prlueipnl cltlos of New I'.n;,-laiil have enlere.l into an agreement to .-urLill pr...liieli.iii. Tiio mills will cur- fnil f..ur weeks .luring the next three 111.iiitlis anil those thnt .'nnn.il, nr will not, wlli Lu rei|uin..l<ii pay inlu a Kouerai fun.l liall a ..ont a splmlla per week for every W'.iek thev lUii beyouil thu tliuu statoil lu till, agreeiueat.
The mills ttgreo to eileml the carlntl- ment, lu easo there appears lu he a neees- sity lor BO doing. Homo have already shut iliwii,    Dtliers that   havn   eigund  ..niiiiol
close nt nil owing t.i Ihn eiisionc.  of  -
tracls. Plio ngreement went into erTe..l Mull.Iny. nn.l the mills In Pnll lllver will ho the Ilrst lo put the cnrinilinent |ilnn Into eireel.
Tlieagreemenltsthiioiilcouie.it a coil- fereu.e ninoiig Hie I'nil lllver mill owners wh.isii mills iu a large measure eoulrol the running lime ol Iho priucipal eoltou mills pi New 1'nglaud.
NlnetT-oltht Wedded   lo KIclily-rnllr.
Donald 11. M.lionnUl. aged nineiy-clKliI of IL.no, MIeh., was married a few day.s ago i.l  .Mrs.   Mmgarel   Ann O'llegan, nK.'.l
elghly-fonr.    MeiloiinLI ha.l   1 1 innrrle.l
thr..i. tiiniis lu Uaiindn, auil Is Hie lather nl ihildnin.   . Tha JirlJo   lunl Imea
I'l«ll   Culture.
An n.Llitl.in t.i ill" Caiskill forast pr«- .'IT... Ll 111- piirehas.. of .t^W acres, at slyly IU.. ,-..Ills nil lure, llns lieeu mad< by the ni.lierles. Ciame and Pores'. Oouimlf- sLin.    'i-|i"iau.lli
rinit, Har.leuLnrg, aud Hhaudaklu, Ulatw C.eiiitv. Iluring the .year einle,! (letotier ' the eiiinmlssioii planted lN7,Htl9,733 fry tlioinrlous ciyes, rivers aud slreama ol 111" Stat"as follows: Urook trout, 4,08S - U47; Lrowa tr.nit, ;ii'.0,74ll, ralubuw troiit, iss,2r,ii; lakelroul, 1114,.Ml; pike, l7,tM,«7l) Lass. llll.l.'iO: n'll thmat trout, 1000; yollow IHr.ii fry. -i,,'i.'..-i,,'IOO; yellow (loreh rrr(thrM in.mills .ildi, 7.i'iii; luLsiers. i^rilW.OOO, ahail; I1I.SI17.41I1I; t.inieu.ls, 47,IIIKI,IIOII. whllanah,' •.il,llHi,lilKI;lrustllsli, ,'v,7S5,miO; Cisco, 1S,0(M,. IIIHI; musknil.inge. ¦J.ll.'sl.lioil; herrliiKs,. 1,., iiOii.ilini;  smell,   4S,tKM),00U;   shrimp, .M.OOOi
pickerel. W.
A I'lillil Nnrra Two I.lvaa. Minnie Sherwo.i.l. less tlian Iwalv* yoan ohi. will lives near (iroen Valley, aarai her in..ther uiiii sister from liuuilneut parll, in a riinuwny a law days ago. They wan returniug froiu a visii to frinnda wban a large hog lu th» mad rrigbtauod tbo li..rse. Thei-eltis lirokii and tlio borsa bod ilnshe.l liiiwu Iha roa.l fur iiaarly • mil* .Mliiuiii   Sliorwuod   aaw tbo rl* aji
^
She ini.Idle of the I lialt.Just ns sh mid sister, wh.i t lalulliig
ni her wrap In tlia 'uiislug llio borao to ogulr.ed liar mothar ikoii Irom tk« ear. nil the homa waa' toppeilll wns heudel for the linuk ot tha her. mid death  soeniiid   certain   tur tba
nk Nuriiliia
1 ol the  Nu
Nol TaiabI*. ',
hurg HaviuKa Baak ¦ gainst the Assessor ot  NowiiurK WM d*. eideil lu favor 111 the Lauk liy tlia Ouui      ' Ajiprals.    Last  yaur thn Aaaaaaoi un tho clly assassiueut roll tba plus.    The hank liialltut   ' dlnga, and Judifa ilua wa
It   Is certainly notewurtby   that   ol the   Ihrco   senses  by wblcli  men   are ^^.-li.- able In delicl  the presence  uf   tilings*'-!-
t   .listance-seeing,    bearing   aud idling    tho   two   f..rmer sbnuld  bo
iiimli   mme   biglily   cultivaled   iu practi.e   ami   sn niucti   inure   fcieuti liially stii.Iie,!   thiiii the latter, which tn many animals is tlio must   impurt- ant uf the three.     The  d.ig, as we all' knuw, iei..igni/e» fru-u Is nul eneinies, and     ilistingnislies     between human   beings  with  whuui ie into   cuntact.    very    lariiriy sense   nf   enicll.     The   keen   see hounds   in   keener   that  we limited   excrcisd   of   the smell can i-^mIv coi.-eivc; us   W..UI.1    bo    llnf.re.l rtabze huw strongly »« uo«o..f our f..iir footed l.ond.-n Timi-s.