Queens County Review 18980318

              QUEENS GOONtY REVtEW.
Pahllikad drrry Friday Mcrolng al
FKEEFOBT, QOEENS OODKTT, S. T
CHARLES   O.   SMITH.   Proprlator
(•IMOl-t:    CO,I»IKW. flVE   iJI.IVIi-.
toeem
giottnt^  lletJieto.
A    FAMILY    .NEtVSI'APKR    tlK    I.Of.M,    .\.M»   t.KNKU.VI.    I > IKI.I H. KM K.
VOLs III.
FKEKPorvT, N. Y., FUIDAY. MARCH 18, 1S9S.
BOM MB MB railTIU
 nsooTOB ta	
ittnetlTe ud Artistic Stfli
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REVIEW OFFICE by Power Pruni
TERMS:   ti.OO   TEAKLT   IW   ADTAIMS
JSO.  20.
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THEFREEPORTBANK
CAPITAL, S.lit.OOr).
Main Strvet,   •   Freeport, L. I.
JOHN J. RAMriAI.I,, President. OHAUNCEy T, .Sl'BAGfE. VIce-Prealdent, WILLIAMS HAI.L, Caahler
One atrikitie tliinp; abcnith* Aineri- i>an Goyerniiifiiit nlieii enirrRenoien confront it is that itneTerp^ta rattled. tt  wa«nt   Imilt  for rattling purposes.
HAIL   TO   OUR   COUNTRY.
:.-• tlie Ian.l fr
fli
BOA KII or DIKECTORa.
John J, RanriHil, < Salth Cm. -William E  li..I.ler,
Wallace II, r.ir.i«i-l
Thomaa t), Miiuiti,
AuBuat fmiiila.
Charlea L, Wallare.
er T Sprarne. Wllliain li   Miller, 1,1   \Ve.l.._.  I'lill-. i;..,irics \X aliaf^, i:.il.-^ P.II1I.
y H, .«mlth,
(ieorKi H, Hall
.M, lUndall,
t, p. m      	
evary department eniial to ili.i^e ..f elilit-r Ihe New York ar Hrtwiklyn Banks or Trim Com paalat, and t-very arronio<lall..n a> far as Is eonoiatent irlth rotv.ervallvp maniu.*ment,
latereat al the rate of iliree per r.-nt paid OB ttaM llafKialla. three ini.iitli-. or more,
Eratta laaaed on all pnris of F.arope.
Doea a oeneral lianklni: liii<ln.'«s
Aeeoanta   of   .'orporal Ions,   .'.impanlea, ae- etMlil. Xr. soil. lle.V
¦ntlre aatlsfa.-llon anaranteed,
IMiilrlee will rerrl.-e prompt attention, aoS toebeerfnlly ansu t-red.
Bank of Rockviile Centre.
.\s an in.liration of the progress which American products are making in other conntries over 8000golf clubs have lieen eiporte.l recentlv from this country for use in Hcotlaml, the home of gojf. ___^___^___^
Mayor t^nincy, of Boston, wanta that city to ustaliliali an official de¬ partment of music with authority to "have chargp and control of free pub¬ lic music, both iuiloore and in ths opeu air."
 lUace Av
KiMi^vllle Ceatre, I- I.
' We do a fieneral   H,ir,lciiig  BnsitieM
at Ospiwit nml Diwunnt IntereHt Piiirt nu Sis-<'i,il Depoait*, Banking Honra—» A, M, to 3 P. M
Bktardisy. U A. M. t« i'i M.
BOARD OF OiRECTORS.
naam A,ll»vlM>n. 1'liiiiniinll"Knlflht,
J^ Vlmenl. Hlrain It, ,';i.iilli, Olenlworlhli r.inile^, \V. .1.. H  Smiili.
Jamm w, riailinjii, iiisn.sl, \v»ii».e.
CkorieeW, Hnv.'.., Ai.lii, i'..rii».'l,,
jamoci K   I'liflllis.. Kr..ii. l-l'   \VII«,,n. jFolin W  li«M Oliver llavll
Pboenii, Arizona, is said to lie Ihe cli-Bneiit city iu the woild. She has aple.nliil »tri-ets, with asplitlt side¬ walks. No one is pcruiitted to spit npon them under a penalty of $.">. The City .\ttornpy was the first persou sub jected to the fine, and, to his credit, paid lip ami promiiied to do bo no more.     	
Uncle Sam's caiiui-d goods are go ing like hot "flapjai-ks." fli-rniaiiy, Russia, France, Kngland and .lapaii are all ordering thpiii by the carload. War may not brciik out, bul rations are needed for the nnvy just th.> same. America is the gainer by tho fleets which are confronting one another in the Yellow Sea. ¦ ^.
The French Ministry of Finance re ceiitly institiitel au iuquiry to learn the aiiuiiitit of gold ill .'irciilation. It has ascertained thnt there i.s $Sillt,000, 000 worth bearing Ihn French stump in circulation. It is cbiiiiicil that this is a recor.l amount. It is state! Hint the Uuited Htates haa $720,000,0011, Oermnny $680,000,000, and Ureal Britain and Uussia Jlti0O,O00,0U0.
It ia reported that the manager ol an opera house iu a Western cily claims that the churches ami the halls connected with tliem are ruining hi'. business by giving entertainuienlM and concerts of the s.tmo character a." thoae for tvhieh he has to pay an an¬ nual ta,< of 8100, and asks that either hia license shall be rebated or the churches bo compolleil to take out ii similar one.
A Spanish newspaper says Ihat "twn desooudants of Christopher Cnliinilms are now iDiuatea of a poorlioiise in Cadiz. ColumbiiH was treated vor;t shabbily in Hpnin before lie died. " Upon which the I'hilailelphia Keconl makes thc ciuiinient that "the fate uf Ilia descen.lnnts only furnish a new i proof that a great lunu's posterity cannot etpoct to live upuu the fame of hia Bchieveineuts,"
OR. O. L. LUSK,
¦teallk Oakier fee Ihe Towa ef HeB^taMI,
ROCKAMfAV aCACH, N. V.
WILBUR r, TREOWCLL,
OOUNHKI/IR AT LAW,
tSS msasaan   Ntreel,  Urooklyn, N. T.
Vaa RIpar'a HoII, Fieeport. U I., Bvenlnit' and Hatnrdaya.
JBLARENCE O. T. SMITH Attorney   and    Counoalar    at    Law, rAR RnCKAWAV.
¦•raav Miatic. Qoeeas Coanty, N. T.
Thnt belief in lex talioiiis obtains strongly in New York hns been dem- onatrated by tho latest trials for mur¬ der. In the Borough of Brooklyn the cowboy Hiaz, who shot and killed his brother-in-law, waa tried nml tho jury disagreed, only Iwo men favoring con viction. Ill Manhattan the jury iuthe .-aae of Pietro Hnrcia, tried for killing the man who had slain his father in Italy, also disagreed. In this case only two men were for acquittal. Yonng liarcin had followed Francesco Caaantta from Italy in pursuit of his veniletto, and was proud of having fulfilled it. Bolh lueu will have ti be tried again.
1. Iree.Iom's tanner lioats.
i-nc -tlie natl-ns hnil the notes nisoun.Ilii>.i-at.. SPii. nswer from tli'ir tlirilllnif throat! song ol Uberivl
-Frs
I     "An Awkward Fix."     §
(INFOl'ND itll waah until the morning the han.l that Wli<.ri.vcr cnu lin-l been tmiclipil by tlu- ilaiuly Clihrli.Ite be''"      i fliigers of Churlotte wheu she received
It is M. Cha- j the card, p 11 It I o t who I Huddenly a sharp rap at the door, a speaks, and as violent opening, nnd a stunt gentle- the words show, man, out of breath, his hat upon his M, Ckapoiilot is [ ears and cane iu hand, breoks iu npou out    of    humor, i his dreaming,
Ord inarily M, I "Monsieur!" exclaims the invader, Chapnulot is as good tcmperel and , "yonr cunduct ia Rcaiiilalnus, Vou e,isy going as one would expect in a ' are not worthy Ihe name of u Freucli iiiun of sixty, who hnd been like John ! geiitleninii .\n honest man would tlilpin, in his day. n linen draper bold, j uever take advantage of the ciiil-arrass mill has iu good time retired tu enjoy i ment und iiiexporii-nco of a yuiiiig a modest cuiupeteucy in repose. Your . lady. T.i protit by the iibscii.-e of a wenltiiy London tra.le«maii, uow, who ' father nnd a purse, to nller your ban grown rich beneath the shadow of j money—and yonr card iiitu the bar- St, Paul's, if he retires nt all before 1 gain —to nu unprotected girl, it luay ilcuth   or   disease jiuts him   suddenly ! he a good   iuvestineut, but   it is a ba.l-
THK   S.\F.n.\TlI   SCHOOL.
Hail to niir countr.
N.ir Ii-arsihe wsi Th« swi.rl ,,! frec.I
Th" tyrant nt her feet nt f., Stanton, In the Atlaiit
Wo.ne.,  Nn ll..lio.io...ers. . Wl-.. Wl ii,'ll    S.-h.-ol.   i« ill ling the  p.i-
While   it   is    c..iii...ile.l   that woiiicii sitiou   of   .lii'.-.-t.>i'   mil   supervisor of  .
cultivate  ami   practise   daintier table kiii.Iergaricu   Hull.,   lu the   Uawniinu     that ifV
manners tliuu m.i>t  men n..iiuire, tluy Islands.
are given up to   be tlle worst pi
silile
line of  the
st  rictive   workers
gastronomers, Ihey ear y f.irm ii ,1.^ fniversiiv S-ttleiueut for Wo.i.eu taste f..r uuwholesomo .Inlies. an.l „, Ko.nlmv is" the diiiigliter of Auslin have no ju.lgiuent. .ir use none iii tlie „,,,„„|,^ ,-|,^ ,,„e|_Miss Marv Bacliel kind .if f..,i,|,/th..y consiii.ie,     Lobster    |,„,„„„ ,,,.,.   „,,„,i,    „    pi'iiicipallv
sula I and ten ..v beer  is tli.uight to be   ,,^,„,^ „,,, Vm.-evs. n suliii'iciitlv liearlv liiiiilienii   for the        ,,,       ,.,,,11, ,
fa^ged-out s'Miuai'i;, or mure ofteu ice , , ^I'"" ^'"''-l , l"-^' ll«:'''"vs, wlii.se ream nn.l meringue .-iiUes, 'llien „ ; <"-*''^'' I''''.v. »• Il>i;;vu I iiiveisity was so successlnl, will soon I'liiiniict a Latin plav. "The Fliglil of .l-^ieas,'" for the belielit of th.J'Hoti'hkiss,School at Lukcville. Conn
THE   NEWS    EPITOMIZED.
                                        ; WasUlnalon  lle.ns.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS i v.iTe^? t"Zll.nr^"!T.Ir',".l.vIs*in\''wl?I
FOR   MARCH    20.                       i probablv am liorire the i-onstru.-llon ot eev.
                                  I .rai   l..r|-eilo  boats  and   lorpe-lo Iwat .!«-
                                     ! st rovers.
I.essoi. Teil:   ".lohn   thenapllsi  llehea.!-  j Tav I<Ire.'t..r I.uther li, Ullllnirs has been
e.l,'.  Mellhrw  «l»..   1.1'!—liolilen Texli I'la.'od on th." r.t Ire I list et  the navv.     His
I'm.. It.. 'iil-ConiinenlarT on Itie I.es- sehten.-e .-f .lisniissal Irom the servl.-e will
eon   br   the   Bee.   I>r. 11.   M.   Ktearns. '"' ""..ned I.. ,lr.-|.
nisLoi- Sntterlee dei...se,I from the min the Uev. Illllvrt F. Wiliiains, pastor hrlsi K|.Is,-o|.al Cliun-h. ..n .-barges of
an.i In'l.uke lx','7,'l'l"l'spn"iTlli'nt HeroiVwiui I '"''"'"^*, 'V       , ^.       ,              ,,  .       ..
i.eniievi.l i,b,-«,i„. Ii,-.! II vh. sai.i ,>f some ^''"' ^'"''' nn I New Jer«ey plL-ts who are
thnl .loi.n Wll. ris.-ii Iro'i, th.- ile.i.l Tlle I 'amlHar wllh all parts of the Allantio xt 111 Murk llll.l l.nke w..iil,1 iii'.I|,.«te Ime ..f til., i^en.llnx forth ..fill.- nv..|vo, ll s..eiiis to me that the lienrl iIl^iis-IiI f.r us Is llinl so-nelhlng of th" w.ir.ls mil w.irks ..f .Ie«iis l.v some means ren-lie.l H-.r-.I,    If w.ar.i r.'.leeme,!
by  Ilis 11 ...,1, ll  Is  thnt   ilir-uBli  iis the TheSupreme I'.i-jrt   In  an  opinion ren-
fuiiie ,.I   Hllll IMV be   Inr nn.l   wi.l.- made l ,Ier..d I.v ,Iiisl|..i>   Harlan,   adtrmed   In   the
kn.-.yii     Ip.   Iroueht   Nrnel ,.iit ,,f Kcviit. I.r.iiid.-st   wav   the  vnll.Iilv   an.l   .-onstltu-
ilu |.lilll! Ih.-will   r-..I tll.. Il..il Sen, b-ndiiig ll.iuallt v of the law   of   Kansas   lorblddlng
Ihem   ti.r..nch   llie  ,l..s. rl   and   .Irving up Ihe bringing int.-the Slate ..f   ..nitle i-a|.a
,l.ir.,luli l.el.ir.. tliein I.,  mnk.-His  glorious ble of  eommuni.-.iting I,.   I....nl   cattle the
that   the   mnnv  might   be ! Texas   fever       Mr,   .lust|..e     Jlrewer   dls-
TheSeuaie pn,«»e,l a bill aulliortring the i.'eretarv ol the rrensiirv 1.. have .-on- trii.'ted eight vessels for Ihe revenue cut-
iiini..   kii.wii.   that   the   mnnv  might   be     Texas   fever,      Mr bless.'!   in Hlin  ilsn, Ixlli,. I'J.   14; Joshua     sented Iv. .Utl.
'.i, "Ani snid unto Hit servnnts. This Is John III.. Hni'ilst; 'le is risen from the dea.l. un.l tliHref..r.' mltrlilv works do shew f..rill tli..iii«.'lves In Ililll.' It Is said In   Mark   vl,,  'iO. thul   Hero.I   hear.l John
rRANCIS 8. TAYLOR,
UAWTBR,
COtNBt MAIN AND FULTON STA.
namyelaal, U I.
E. V. BALDWIN,
-MBANJO  SOLOIST.tK-
C>BClt Encagemenla at Low Kates Atiirraa. HEMPSfUD or FREEPORT
ni>.i>KM< t 4KIIH. WATKIN W. .lONLS & CO.,
Ol.ll IC,MT,tlli,|.illF.I>
Real Estate ^ Insurance
r*n RocKAwav. N.V
Agency,
The Romaay baud of gypsies will crowDanew queen in Topeka, Kan,, on the '22d of May. ft will be an unusnnl •vent iu the Uuited Hluten, aud mem bera of the band from every Stnte in the Union, and from foreign countries aa well, will be preaent at the coronn tion. One thouaand gypsies are ex pected at the ceremony. The young queen will reach her twentieth ycai May '2'i, and a law of the tribe pre Bcribes that n sovereign must not be crowned before attaining that age, Hhe is known aa Molly Stanley, or, more properly, Molly .Slackovitch, and her niother. the former queen, was Sofia Flyer, and for more than forty years reigned as the head of thi liomauy tribe in .\iiKtria. She died Boveral years aiuce. Father Uelah Metrovitch, of ('hicago, the only Koniany prieit in the I'nited States, will perform tbe coronation cereiuony. and Miss .Minnie Voiiugs. also of Chi.'ago, a cousin of the young queen, will have the honor of placing thi' crown on the hea.l of the sovereign.
C. S. RANDALL, Arch.tact, one* roe. Broeklvii a\-e , and Mala nl .
IUtlfaa4 !>•»&<, rtempmtX. U I. naanaHmHnlligiinnnOii ill I
Carpe
CHARLES  L.  SEAMAN,
nt#r *^»> Huilder,
rNCk^ONT.   t.  I
Eotiinatesi cheerfully inT.-n, C.>uir,i. ta t,iki-ii
GEORGE A GILSOR RATIOR,.^
CARPENTHRS AND BUILDERS. PREEPORT, L, I.
niilrled Ihe IlKVIFW
The uiariue aentry who gave Captaii Sigsliee the first report of the disaatei to the Maine is worthy of ineiitiou His taak was trilling, perhaps, hut In did it with au .\merieau spirit of ti-lel ily to bie trust. Ami.I all tbe excite meat, with explosions tilling the ait j »"-'* ...i_ 1 ! »i'h
witb noises that only   partly dr tba shrieks of the w. uii.le.l and .lying    ji men, with (he ahip bla/ing an.t tilling ' «iih   water, this   marine calmly drew i H himself   np to a   salute  as  Ihe   com     '"
le combat. Hies off to spend hi t'lrlune nt Brighton or Buth, or Cheltenham —nuywhere rather tiinn in the great metropolis where ho has mado it. But M. Chnpoulot, like the true Parisian ho is, will never desert Ilia Ville Liimiere, nud hns retired no further thnn from thc bustle of the boiilevnrilH to the moro |ieaceftil Rue lie hi Trocn.ler.i.
I'lieie he now lives with his only danohter Cliiirlntle ami uu ol.l faithfiil ki-rvaiit of the family, aud it is tho foriuer wlioiii he is al this luunient im- palionlly awaiting.
It is dinner time witb the Cbapoti- l.ils, who dine nt six.
M. Chnpoulot always begins his dinner with puncliiality, but ho has never begun it without Churlotte. And Charlotte oomes not. Five niiu¬ utes past six, uud M. ChupoulotB iin- pulieiii'u bccoiiies iinnoyuiii'C, ten iniiinles. uud it is even anger; a qiiaiter pnst, ami he is furious. Hiiii- gei', Ihey siiy, uill laiiio a lion, but it will none tlie less ruIHetheequuniniity of u saint. Wherever cun Charlotte lie':' She has gone this afternoon to take hi>r musiclcnsou in the Boulevar.l Harli--ss.-. Hho goes three times a week, un.l iilwuy.s returns in nniplc liiiii; I'or .linner. Tv.enty past, unger begins to give wny to uurvoiisneHs; tivc-uiid-tweiity, it is uluriii; lialf-)>ast six and ill. ChuiloIIe, M. Chuponlot is trembling with auxioly. "Hurriedly he siimiiioiis the old servant, asks for his hut mill boots', he will himself go out and sec wlmlcver may have bap- (lened.
But Huddenly there wns a merry little rup at the door, ulid tUiuilonc eiit.'i',s. Nil I'vil cnn hnve come, for there ahe stuiids in the iloorwuy, smil¬ ing railinntly, in nil tho ease aud grace of lu petite I'urisiciiiii-.
"Kb. impn -1  "
But M, Chapoulot's fenr gone, his imputieiii-e ngiiiii usurps snprcmaey, and reassured about tho safety of hia daughter, he begins to feel auxioua for the flavor of his dinner,
"Come to the tiililu tirst. You cnn tell mu while eating. I shall iinder- ntaiid better  Ihi-n,"
"Oh, but pa]i! You don't know, I havo hu.l nil nilventiire!"
".\ii advcnturel" exclaimed M, Clia- poiilot, Rturliiig fioiii hisKi-utauil drop¬ ping his spoon into the soiiii upon which be hnd alrea.lycoiiiiiienced,
"Yen, pupa! An adventure in the omnibus v, .Ih a young muni"
"The oiiiiiibiis—with a vouug man! I'nrlileu'"
"But with ft yonng man comme il faitt, p.ipa.  I cnn assure yoii,"
"You ought 111 know, CliarloIIe, that a youug muu c.nniiie il fniit has no n.l- veutures, above nil iu uu ouinilius. Whatever do yon mean?"
"It is very simple, ]iapn. You need not make such acruel fac.-, I Imd for gotten my purse. That is the thing which lia|ipeiis often eiiongh   —"
"Yes, yes; capc.ially tu those who haven't got one,     Oo on,"
"I never disi-ovored it until thocon¬ ductor held out his hand to take mv faro. What .-..iil'l 1 do',' AVhut could Isoy'y I should be tukeii fornpniper — for an uilventuri-Bs, perbaps. I wus crimson, I wuspule. I felt thut I shuul.l faint; when, haiqiily. n young man who sat Uext to me gave the con.liiclor n piece of silver, saying: 'rnkc for two ' 'I'us gcutlemnn. seeing my cmbiirrass- luent, hu.l kiu-lly paid {or me,"
"Well, miss, you hnve done n nice thing .\i'cept six sous from a slran ger! Yon ha.l b..tter have expluined to tho con.lud.ir. to thn driver, to all the eompuiiT, But people slioul.l not forget tlieir'pur'es- I never do. .\nil now. how uiil you r.-tiiiii his inoiicv? Von will never think of keeping if.'" "I liuvehis cud, papa; M, .\gen..r Calu.'lii'l, .'l.rk ut the ministry of
But pupu. wilhoiiI   hearing auother I w.-ird. li.i'l Biiat.'lie.l the piece l.f jiaste
bour.l from her bun.I, exclaiming: I "What':' I'liis geiiiieiiiaii. uot cou tent wilh insolently lending his six sous, has had tlft> luipudence to force I his car.l upou y.iu in the bargain! lie i is a very scoundrel, your yonug man I co.iiiiic il fant,''
I      "But, pupu. I  could  uot nturn   his
I lu..niy if I dl.l ll.ll know his a.I.lress."
I      M,'Chap.ml.It   hus  not  a   iiurd   to
er to tins iii.jeiii...us argiiniciit,but
a gesture ol Ihe inteiiMst   irrita
.1.... il   his Ihnl I
Tmesiaaa,  IST   CetteeoeT
Biilders: General Contractors,
U Bodforii AscniM,
¦ ROOKLVN     N    Y.
ka«« for oole M  I KIJ.COKT, L. I, Dm
MMt dMnnthle l<nildiiig pi.4s .-n le-ii^ Mtaad. Nh-eir gr.ulnl stnt*. vt.it mtmrntOMAtia, ,l^ au., (xeian. tauU (• •ril twotsmivn
CLBCnT A. BEDELL. Au«ttMMr,
raateoaT   1. I
¦a»~ e» Ussol Jtssaie aa4 l^naMMl trraemt\$ atamm^wi aa ami laerat -•—'¦•
mander of tba vessel stiiuible.l against
him iu the dark an.l   ma.le the formal
0nkp"it   ..( the ilisaster  in the briefest
/poesil.le   lerms      Tills   gallant   fell..«
,  now  makes   light   of   his   experience,
I oaying that   "auy Yankee marine wonl.l
I do tba oome thing.       He pays a high
I  bnl   not   undeserve.l    tiil.iite    to   tiie
Irnstworthineas of Ihe men  wha  g,, t,-
'  sea in tbe .\mericau ships of war    I'Ue
spirit that animatoa bim is that whicii
eiiahleil tha American navy in l«\i \:
I . saeep the Atlantic and  gave t.i the
.» .'lit   liepublic  the  cnumaud of  llie
eeas    enl   »   i,i^h   rank   among   tbe
! world's   naval   |Hi»er»     The   English
I papera  wera  incuned i.i   suggest that
tbe   disaster   may   la^e   been    lue   to
negligence or   lack   ,.f   .||s,.ip|,ne   on
I board lb» ship.     The   utter   impr.iba-
: bility of sach a  slanderons   tUeory is
indicated  by this display of goo i   or
: .ler on the decks ..f the  Maine  in the
drat momenta of the disaster, when all
I cuodiiiona were ripe lor panic and .le
moniiiaiiioA.
that
thr nble.
'-   IS   MTlIt
I'- ' "Ug. ¦ ll vanl. "i'lU'l m giuiig to u>|..re S..IIS iiiime.liute fe..  truths as w.
•Ibit, pq.u Y..11 inUsl rem lunu has suie.l faux pa.< '
"l'u faux pas'   11. you  into one      I", it. am not going to rec.-i' all. lessons   in   memory, from  a girl uhof.'rgets her purse, "
'*'    I'liapi.ul -t   iia-   taken   bi • 11.;   I,...|>s   ,.v,-;i   iii,.u-    enra,_'ed
lette upull
hall u.t -line nvs t,, th,. .Id ser ,-uli ut once. I am till- .\geii,.r Ilia six and tu  tell   hliu   a
ill be iiigtatitnde, that tins y,.iiiii; lijiiriliter fruiu un
ia«  rather   le.l
lesnons, almv.- mly
hal
liialj
action. I have brought you your six aons again, and would have you to know, sir, thut, as fur my daughter and myself, we wish to huve nothing to do with you,"
And tho stout gentleman, trembling witb bia vehemence, puts bin hand into bis pocket to get the money, wben, before .Vgeiior lina time even to recover from his bewilderment, u new actor enters iijion the scene. It is the cabman, nil furious, withuiiontu upon his lips, and lirnndishing his whip iu n threntening miiiiuor.
"I'^h! you! What do yon mean? You engage mo   for  n  single joiiruey,
I tell you I eaunot stny, Yoii even order me to hurry, .\nd then you jump from my cub liko a madmnn, and rush In bore without a word. None of thnt for me. I hnvo only ono thing to usk. Puy me my money quickly, or— " .\nil the whip goes round agiiiu more euipbaticnlly tbau before.
.\genor understands nothing of it. Hut the stout goiitleiiinli. who hus Heaiched vigoioiiNly in all Ins pockets, becomes suddonly pnle, then red, then redder still, then crimson, then violet. He ia silent in stupefnclion a miuiiti-, nnd then, in aiisiv or to a more vigorous ileiiiand fioni the cnbmnu, hu muunges to fnltcr; •  "I     hnve—forgotten—my—jiiirse!"
"till, yes! 1 know," ci'ioH the en- rnged cnliiiinii. "I hnve seen that dodge belore. You needn't try it on with mo. Come along! you shall toll yoiii'jtnle at tho jiolice oflice." .\nil lie begins to drag away by the shoul ders till! nnfoiliiiiute Chapoiilot. who is  rcu'ly to full iulo   uu   lui.iple.'In- iit,
liut .'\geiiiir. a line provi'leucu for the fuuiily, draws from his pocket the nccesHury aiim and diamiasos the ilriver,
"You will allow nie, sir," he says to M, Chapoiilot, who, ull nt ouce iiiider- sluiiding thnt it is possible to forget ones piiruo, nnd that of all friends a frioud in need is one indeed, can ouly reply with a smile: i
".Monsieur—M. iJlnuchet, I believe —Hi) centimes for Ihc omnibus and 1 frnnc ".') for the cnb, thnt innkeH 41 sous I owe you. If you will be good enough t.i .line with rae this eveuing we nill nettle our aHairn nt once. As uu old business mnn, I like not nut- stnn.ling debts. Besides, ready reckonings always mnkegood friends.'
A quarter of uu hour later the ser- vniit pnts a third plate upou the table 111 the Kuc lie la Trocadero. .\ month later there is a still larger porty, when the wedding of Charlotte and .\gcnor is celebrated, .^ud M. Cha¬ poiilot will often say to those who care to henr him:
"Hcwnre uf borrowing, oh! fathers of faniilien,      I   mndo once u debt   of
II sons, und eonld only repuy it with a dowry of JO,OIH) francs."—Strand Magazine. I
Pennsylvania's Oldest Slruelure.
The oldest house in I'enusylvnnia i.i ' in tbe borough of riplnnd. nenr Ches¬ ter,     Its historic wnlls sheltered Mias I'bilndelphia's  Jnoted   ancestor.        In HlttH IViiu used to   spend many hours j here with the tirst owner, (~'aleb Pusey. Together they discussed Pcnu's scliemo of Inlying from   Junies Snudelands hin ' tract of   land   lur   the   founding   of   a  ', city. j
The old house stun.Is today almost I as it WO' when I'enn nnd ihis host I drew their chairs up to the comfort- | ing bluze of the huge logs un.l talked | of the inlant city, Tho ancient flre- ! place has been closed since then, but ¦ the deep, square hole in the wall wbiob I c.utaiue.l the tobacco for tbeir pipes ! still remaius. |
rhe house is really only one story, though the high ro.'.f gives the nji pcarun.-e ol a se.-.uiil slory. The tlin-k wullsari. of stoneand the door ins,.!i.l link plunking. The beaiiis bear i ii ' marks the brouduxe inude over two cei.l unes ug.i. Tins hiillse inlglit have been in the metropolis if Penn ami ! "<ttu.U-lnnds hal cune to terms.
A  New   Kin.l nf   XTaler Tower. '
K p.irtnble water tower is the iiiven-  ' ll.lll with  winch   Sail   Francisco   is t.. bll deiiince to tires in the future.
It IS the invention nf H H ilarler, muster machinist in th.' city's tire .le partnu>nt. It is a metal striu-Iiire weighing only tit* hi pounds It is a telescope, the iuncr tube of whi.-h is -if brass a-,1.1 iwenly feet long, uu.l the .uter one of steel. Iw..nty two feet long. The ol.l fashinne.l cidlou hose pi|.e. whi.'h fre.iuenlly burst, is not iiee.led at alt,
Thc lower IS arranged iu se.Mions.so Ihat it can 1* de'lc.te.l at any angle within forty degree." of the pcr|ieii.li.-- ular, Tb.i whole front of a liiriiiiig l.iiil.lingis thus exp,.8e.l t.ithestrentiis fr.iiii theto.ver.aiil .i..l mer.-ly a.-.-nple of wiiid.iws. as haa liilherto been the case The wh.ile I.iwer was ... .n slni.-te I in   San Francisco at a .-ost of
¦ringii glass or tivo Ilf sodu-ivater through the afternoon .vhips up the tired stoiiiui'li. Men,   it   is   we!l-knii«n.  dren-l   lo   be
oblige.I to order a   meal  fur a womuii  _,„   ,,    _ ,.,.. _	
unless thnt raru avis is-/,,und n womuii        The Primcss of   Wales  designs her ,.iu,|iy „n.I .iid many ihings, knowing that
wli« knoiv. lii'v III c-it       -Vu'l vet th.'se   i'"'"   gowns   an-l  sends  a water   .'..h.r he was a just nn.l holy mnn, but as neither
¦11        1         il        '       11         ,lr,..viiiir   o\e.-ill,>.I    Iiv   bors,.If   to   li,.r lienringiMt .b.ing will   iivnil unli-ss I'hrlsl
sume women Will or.ler   Ihe   must  ,lo     iiraiMiig   exe. iiiei   ny   iiciseii   to  mi |„ „ ,,„ ,||j, ,,„.„.|4,,,,| („,,, Ui.- henri 11 John
licions dinners   for   their   fauiilie- ainl   dr.'ssmuker, wll" rniely s.'es the myul ^.     ,_,    ^,^^^^   ,     ,,_,,  ||,,f„,|'„   i(,|,,n.io,igfl
servo    them    i.erfccllv         Neiv    York , l"''.v. the   gowns all   being littel  on  u ,l|,l n .i ,,r..:li liii'n.    Ills evil doings would
'l',il,i„„,                             ¦                                    I wax model of   her h-urc, not   s„n..r inn    to   turn   unto  Ood   i Hoa.
l>i.rhes.7^l,.7i;T7-ye.l ivi.               |      t.'uceii Cin ist 1 lie of Spiiiu hus sigiii- '"-.v'-por  Herod  lin.I biM   h..M .in John
sr„ „i„b,   i      I      I '    II        .      „,„ ¦ Hi'.l her .lisupiirovul I'f Ih.'stage bv re nn.l bound hlm  nu.I luii hlm  in prison lor
Mi^imnibikc   IS   deu.l.     He " "-'"lv , r„„„^ ,„ ...u:. ,„„,„„,., ,,i.,,s,,„i„, „f Her-.tb,-'sal,.-, his  b'ro.h,-r rhlll',.'s wlto,"
a    Hlcnheim     spaniel,    but     ho    wus             i   i i    r <             i'                     i Tins,, nr- n'U'.ii;; tin- se.-mlugly sininge
wundorfnl   iu   his wuv, for   he   hnd a   l»e club   ,it  s-niina  i.ueir.-ro. « i.i is ,,,,„^,,     phnHiid who contr.'ls nil things,
glasseve.    Hewasbicd bvthe Duchess ^ [.""""""'j;, ''""'"'    'I'e    l.crnliurdt    of „v„n th.- d,.vil.  for tliore ,-an  b,. nothing
f ,.,•,, ,,      111.'           ,   ,, ;„     Spam.      Ill,-u'iress IS the n if.-of non Lev..ud Hbcmtrol, should  permit Josepti
of .ilarllini'ongli, who takes a gr.-at in-      '                         .                                      . t.ii.,. stolen   sol,I   Into slav.'rv  lulselv ac-
terest in the fnnious   kennel,     ,\s wiH    l'«"inn'I.i .M">i.lo/,ii. oneo the tiamlei-s ,,„^,„, „„,,,,;, „„^,„„,   imvn'.o bo hunted
asiouallv happen  to small dogs, he : ",'   ^1"""' "'"'¦'' '""V"'  """  ''''^''' "" ' «¦' « |.urlrl,lge upon the m,.untnlns; J,-re.
tlu. mor.. |iriiiiuiiiicoil.
l.-ihto know the  ll.
f the dungeon
tried to show Ills   siiperioritv over the i , .   .   ,      .i.„    n.......    ui
<  1                    1    .                            ¦                             Several   ivoiiien   liavR   been nnnoini mire,   and   J.iiin   the    Hn itist,   HI; feline race; but on on., .iccnsion a pug         i^eyeiai   woinen   nnyo  iieen uppoini . .    ,, ..real                  .            '.           „,i i._s:.....   i.  o . ,   _ oil.I., 11   rni...     none    i,reni
.    1     I 1     .      . •'     "      .„I l,v v:,„|„   i;,,vor.i,,rs I,,   resiioiislliU      ii''""--     "".."    K.--'.".     .'•."   '..     "¦."-...     .losluh Patterson. Who .outostoil the seat Of
nl  declined    to take   orders   e.I liy Stuto   l..i\ei u.iis i,.  respunsilile     |,|„ui,il,, II., 1.. sulTer imprisonment and j ^^   carmack, from  the Tenlh Tenneasee
Senor Folo y nernabe. the new Spanish Mlulstei, presented hlseredenllalBl..Presl. dent McKlnl..y nl the Whit.. House,
Pension I'onimissb.ner Fvanshasproraul- gnte,! rub's inlen.Ie.I l,» prevent Congress. m.'U from pushing pension .-lalms.
House rominlltee on Election No S, by a party vol.-. ,|i-cIdo.l to report In favor ol sentiug K. .h. Wise, Hep,. In place ot Will- lam A, Young. Hem . from the Seeond Vir ginia ristrl.-i.
The Presblent sent those nomlnalloDs to the Senate:   Pnlle.! states   District Judges
Kilwnrd Ii, Meek, for tho Northern IMs- trl.-t of Texns; K.luiiind Wn.ldlll, Jr., for the Kastern Ilistriet of X'lrgluln , Marshal, lor the nistri.ii ol s-uth rarollna—LawBon n, Mellou, Secretarv ol Legation nt San¬ tiago. Chile    Henry,!, I.euderink, of lowa.
The Sonata In executive session rejected Ihe nomluntbin of Henry S, Williams to be Postmaster at Aberdeen. South Dakota,
House Committee on Elections No, .*! has agreed hy a strict party vote to make a re¬ port In favor of soatlni^ ei-Representallve Joslah Patterson, who .ontostod the seat ol
from Mnrmu'luko, nn.l oufor.'e.l its re   ; positions - Miss   Nuiiine   Montgoiiieiy ' ^ fusal   by giving   Murmnduke "one   in ' to bo  Stato   l,ibiuri.'iii..f South Cu
Ihe eye' with   its   claws,     'riie  result
wus thnt Muriiiudiik.''s vyv wns de¬ stroyel. The Duchess tlien sent the spaniel to u veteriiinry surgeon, to be titled   to   n   gluss   oy.-,   und   she   wns
fill r.l  .
his fniihfiilni-s, he Is jiut In prison.  Would said
lina;  Mrs,   ,l,iliii  .\,   McAllister  In  b,
tnistee of   the Agriciillnral College of i't' li'ii'v',."'l,'.-'en bitter f..r hlm to hav
Utah; Mrss   Helen    M.   Staples. State i iioibiug n t nils sin? Might he hav
Siiperiiiteiiii.-iil     of     Ih.i     Indiislriul i ',' '» u-; nitnir    '      	
Scliool for liirls in Maine,
Id, re the ohil- flho .b-vil nnyivnv und lo hlin thev j nn- going wlieih-r II.To.IIns lives with . peciullvfiiiid of the little fellow, uml I The eight wunieu ciiluiiela of the ! Hero.I ,ir with l'lilli|.? Some would snv so, the sight" III the empty socket was re- | Ocrniun uriiiy. «ho draw swords only j ^Ij;!,.,;';;';';,,:;'';,;,;^';;;^'j;;?;';'„,'thef a« pugiiant. .-Mtcr he wus sent buck with I occusii,linlly uii-l Iheir Kuhiries regu- . ,i,,i givpi, i,, ust,. me.I.Ile with, but In tht; his new eve, her (iru,-e suid it iiiiule lurlv, un , Tin. Ihiipress of tlormuiiv, ' ens. John was br.mght face to face with her uncomfortable, and so a home Ilic'do.vii'.<cr euipress. m ife uf the Iuto Hic sin. und eiiher hn.l to be blind to It (oi was songlit for the iinlortum.te little I Fi'clerii'k III,, Prince-,. Frclorick j p.'io'es sake ors|.,.nk fuithfully tor I hrlst . bliielilooil. which wus foMiid with I'liurles of Priissin, the l,iiieeii Hegont ' ,'. -• \n,| when he woul.I hnvn puthlmtc Miss v.. 1,. ^loor.., of Deiiiiinrk Hill, : Sophin nud Ilu- l.iiiecn Wilh.'liiiina of ,b-iiili he f.-ur.-,! iii-uiiillliiiile.l'e..nii»e thej nenr   Woodslock,     Munnn.biko  lu-vcr   the Netlu'rhiiidK. Ihc Diii'licss of  Con- 1 c'linil'd  him ns u I'roi.h.-i,"   H.iw full ol
naught,   the    Diiclii.ss   uf   l'„liubui'gh, ' '"""   """   «¦•"•" '   M'-lnien of self Ur
sister of  till-  Knipress ,,f   I'liissiu. and yiiecii   Vi.-Ioria,
One of Hill most iiilerc'»tiiig b'utures of  the big  cloth mill slrike   hus been j liiaiiy tliincs,  nu.l   would  doubtl the bringing furwunl   tu tin. nutica of | il.ine more if su..h d.i^iiiK  woubl hnve uiu.
till-   publi.-   uf    tW'.   women    leaders.     " '' '"  "
Ihith un- w.'uvi-rs, uud   IrMli uro luein- of   till' Wi'uvevs' I'niti'i'Mvc As,s.i-
Iilstrlot. Mr, Putt.'rson. who represented the district III the last Congress as a Demo¬ crat, ran against Mr. Carmack. the Demo- crali'' candi.late. ns a gold Democrnt. He also was Indorsed by the Depublli'ans.
The House vole,! niu-cou, urrence In the senate amondinonts to Ihe Indian Appro- prluiloii bin.
tried to si-rutch or rub out Ihe eye. bnt seemed to nmleislundjwhy il was there. His euillily .ari-.-ii wus eiide.l under the nh.'cls of u vuli, - London Sketch. .    ^    ..
Fran.es   li.  XM)la«aj:J.\v'
In Ihe deuth of   Frum-i-s K,   Willurd lliere  pii.sses u   len'l.'r  wliosc   peisoii
I>otnestlr.
A Iloflpeiner pig Iron pool has been tormert iu Cleveland, Ohio, lo ...introl the market Iu the I'nlteil stntes,
William H, Muiwell wns electe.l Cltv Su¬ perintendent of S.liools of Ureater New v.irk bv Ihe Ilonr.I .if Educntion. His sab ary was Iiie.l nt Jsmin a year.
In New York Cltv IL-corder Ooff sen¬ tenced William J. K.'.erner. tlu> newspaiier aitlsl, r.-,-enllv c.invb-le,l ..f se.-on.I .legreo an I'liclur »li..-e ..oiilr..| he had pla.-od i murder, t.i lit., Imprisonment In Sing Sing Imselt f.ir lusi's sake.    He fenro,| the peo- i   ' fl"""-
Ilarrv I-ole ami Sirs. I,..,in,irn Kaulkner W,.re Jntallv shot bv "Caplnin " Peterson, who has .liarge ol a' Brooklvu dredge boat,
I iiise of Jealousy,     Peterson bad n short
tluielH>fore loekeilMrs. Knlllkner ollt otthe bouse where tliev b.itli    llvi'il.      She   nsked
peo
pie ov..r » Il.llll h"   was pin....,!,  uml he evi- lently   f,.nr...l   111-   lieienller,   for he did
nighty
ciutioii. us III.. New   lte,lf,,ril Weuver Uiiiiin   is   kiii-wii.      'I'he mnre )
kill.Wll. I lie iiiire proiiii- I ^i^i^^^y^.^lj. ^,^,, ^^.^11,,, ||^|. „ |,.,.„^t dnvs of Klults Cuniv. llrooiiivn. was found nent IS Mrs. Ilurriel I'lclicring. an ' „„ii iiirthdnys must be kept, tho enter- I guilty of grand lar.-eny for frnii.luleiiily l-'iiglishwuiuaii,   und   u   rcpiesi'iitutiyo | talniiinnt business must go on, u.i matter
ulity nil.I illlilil.11...- huve b.-i'i furces    fur    Iho    ii.lvuncing truth and  iiioiulily.     Her    lit'.'  work, oinbo lied in half ii ccntiiw of   unself¬ ish indnsliy in   liehiilf orsoi'iul   I"'"- i ,,f    1 .,,,.,^|,i,.^,   which    is'Uiiiiwii    „n ' what bei-omes of Christ or His heralds; We gross an-l pr.n'Iicul Chrisliuiiitv. hus ft ',   ,| ',,",,.' , ,,     , , ' nre sure Hint   H-i was uot Invited to this
place    of    its   own,    bolh    largo   an.l I''"!''':'•''¦¦'''''''•"'>''''''''''',''''"";"'',''     feast, nn.l nelilier wus His   faithful J.din. ' liiiionism.       Ih.'.illier   is   Mrs, Muua    This wns Ilk" 11..Isiimoinrs feust, the devil's
lliiidlc,   11   Yurkslnro  wuiiiuii,   und un j own. and he km-w whnt he wns up to.    Ha nble speuker, ' «us ninnlni; this thing to n.-."impllsh hi
f lii'nvi-ii wilhout requiring hi
"ii^7,'"Ibil   w'li.'li   H.-r.i.is  lilrthiluv   wns] Pole, whom she hn.l   never seen bi-for.-, |.
kept Ihe dnugliler ol |i,.r,„|iii.s,Inii.-ed   bo.  ! ni-slst hor in   ..,.ening  tho basement door
f.ir- Ihem nn.l |.I..nse.l II. r..,!,    Wheroil|iou ' "" .'onsenl.-d. nn.l b .tli w.'reshot,
ho   promise.I   ivilh   un   outh   to   give hei 1 Hr, E.lnnr.I 11, I
uui.pic, ill llu   hisl.iry of   iiiissionai'.. effort.
Miss Willurd was nt "UCO   an   cvnii
gi'l und Ull    ii'jiliiliir.     Sho    wus   b..lh I I "-i  ^mev
le.l,'her UU'I sill,li'iil.     She w us ull or   '      lleli.it. .qi,.    iii    nil   II,.-   shul
gniiizer  us   m'..|1   us   uii mlvucftt.-, nnd ; agiiinbh-, h
uinler her gentle yet   nsuliilc   leu.l.'i'- I ii.'w colors,
ship the uplifting iiillnoiiccsuf Amur-I      liluek gowns   in   cl.lli   uiol   vun"Us
i"un   H'.iniuiiliiiu.l   huvo   nc'implishcl    ,,,1,,.,,    „,.^,    i,|,„,;,   ,„,,ie,inl-. urc   vciy
Ihoir highest ucliieveiii..|ils.       Her nn- \ f,in|,i,,„iiiil,.,
del Iukiii,;s up|icuh-.l to   the   in,uul  in-l      ,,,i ,    i        -  ,- ,
,, ",   ''. ,,,      ,     ,        ., I ll.. pnule.l vui ii-li..s lire verv lieiiii
lueuces of socielv.     She    lul  iii'illier '   ,,  i i   .i i T i    i
,. .    ,    f   • .1 .111- i Hf"'. "ll'l   Ih..   p,iiii|iH-l,iiii un.l liiiliuii
time nor lusle for the  i,:elliuds uf sen-I  ,    . n i i i        i
..       ... 1 .    ¦ I    .      .1 ilesigns Hill lie iniii'li eiiipluycil.
Butioiiulisis .ir politii'iniis. bul with nn i '     '
nhidiiig fuilh ill llie iiiliercnl vii'Iiie of!      'Vhn'"!-' "n'   Inlest i.iul.rui.b.ries are
hunini. nnturo   sl pp.-aK-.l    to   Hi..    '•"""'•''   ""''   b,,l,.|,, fi.mi-.,   witb   b.ug
heart   uiol i..iiis,.ieii,.o of   Ilie world in \ l'i""'!" i''"i'lii"K' •ihiinni to  Iho   lieiu ol the skirt.
purp,
..    II..w well he ennblcl thnt   )
s,.   girl   1.1 .bin.-.' Hint .Inv!    H.iw ne
.'.WK.rtd^itl'tlvul.. tli.'i-luliil hi-url of
..   ,    I llll.l I.l Ivn.I Ililll   lu   Ills   ex-ileuient
ug    tho  ,  I.l innke her tills grout promise, nnd nil tu
seiiire the ,I,-nth,,I J,.hnl
h. "An.l she. being bebire lnstril,'le,t of li.r ni.itl-nr, sni.I. Civ., mo hen. John Una- list s lieu.I In a charger.'' We rend lull Chnui. xxll.. 11, c.ini-ernlng u certain king thnl "Ills luotlierwus his .'onns.ib.r to do wl.'ke.iiv ¦¦ \V.'kn.iw also Hint R.-bekuh wns 11..iiher her own Irien.l   mu'   her   son's
.\ Il.'li   sl iiiiseb',1   hlm   to   III.   to   his
lulli'.r, l.ving uu.l ile...-it hnvn the sume lllllil.ir us lu-l. nn.l eiu v, nnd hnlre.I, uud munler. I..-I us resist iiie .le.li lesl he use i-ven us ns he dbl Slm.m I'.ter. when he snbl. "I lunrgin
Ali'l  the   king   wus
Iitiilnlug lees
liovernor Hradley. of Kenlu,-ky. received a message from Miildlesboro stating there are seventv new cnsesot smalliiox anil four bun.lred suspects there; thut the i-Ity Is .juaranllneil, hns no inoiiey, the county can nppniprlnte n<.ne and thul the eil v's stricken people are liable to starve,
I'..lwnr,I llnrrllv, nn euglueer on Hi.- New V.irk I'eiilrnl. ivns kllleil nenr Montrose. N. v., by his head striking a bridge.
The Hank of AhbevIIle, Ua.. made an as blgiiment,
Hutti'rb's of artlllervinim wer" sent to Kurt Han-'ock, at Sanity Ho.ik, N, J,, to man tbe big guns llinre. 'i'wouty twelve- Inch mortars arrived.
A dispatch fn.m Seattle. Wash., snys thnl IheSlllkeeii Klver route to the Klou- dike Is suowb'iiind. and that many peopbi are reiiiriilng.
Miss 1,1-iia n.-mis, of Mount Hollv, N, J,, ilu.'W aebl In Ihe luce .it MIsh Kiithertne if'. I..'ir.I"'iMn:ii.'»vl.',' 'Jvi, 1   Wolizell, who Und wou her lover awuy.
An   llnllun wus  arri-eted   nl   SprlngHeid
li"s. f,,r til till Willi lilu |."gi'
nki'  mill   lliein which
nt. I -.1111111111.10.1 Itio
liis lioll.ir it,.|'-iri' Ills guests
nevortho. ]   Mnss, for nilempting to wn-ek  the Boston 11,1 Albnuv ui.,..,uimiiilntlunlrulu by pluclng ....upliug pin on Hll. truck, S, b, I)ii.-k, of Penusylvuubi, who weni I
was ut sink., nn.l he  .Inreil not  show hlm- \   Uie Klondike'.-.iinilrv wllli Illltrulned dogs.
ell u mnn.    p,-rlinps tli.'re w
1 wrlUen bnek thul  mnny |ie,iplH nro llv
Il mny liavi. Ill-en nil boast, all ouriial !   )„„ nt,,   irnnips  hii-I   stm ving,   aud   few of the biui'hi   kiu.l.   lie I'.iuld truthfully >   miners are getting any gobi.
' "   ' '"' '" "¦"" '"'"' The father. inoHier, wife, nnd son ol J,
C. Pri.'.-. a South  fllviriN   J, i men-hunt, tied   withlu the   i-asl   few   months
I'I ll" ,lure,I not go iig.iliisl Ili.r.'.lius, We hnve ull hnd other iiiusl"i's; ..nu we n.iw truly sny. "Due Is my Mnsli.t, even Clil-i-t, whos.' I nni un.l wlmtn
and Expn
snpporl of Iriilh uud purity,   Willi her .
zenl    uud   iiiilii,slrv, hor   coiiru.gc uud j      Nurrow    .'hiiicliilln      borderK    tiiin
syinpnthy,  uU'l    ubove   nil,   willi    her i some of   the   sinn-le   loil   cle';uiil i-.-
s'weet sii'iqili.'ily .if churuct.'r u-ul pur- I liinies being i.rcpnri-il f.ir h.-iili-ii w.-.u
pose, she I'liii-iiieii'd the niliiiirutioii of I this seusoii,
mnukind nnd gnve a   higher .lignily to        Worth  is   mnkiug   bull   gowns will
woman's intln.'nces us u fuctor   iu  the   accordiou-plullo.l   silk   iiii.i   uu.l   tulli
?ivil problems of uur Iluio, I skirts   nnd   up-uii   uvir..,i>uls ol  sutiu     hav.'-ui.l. 1 ..uiinot give whut Is not mine
The example of ihis noble woman is , fn||,..,l will, luce, o"u'!ce""Timr I'loweyi" "vu«'tooT,obIe'"fo
an inspirntiiin to her sisters thnmgh-; a novel triiiiiiiiug for a velvet giwii out the world. She laitglit nnd up , |, Vuleii.'ieniii"s lu.'e iiisi-rliou over pied    Ihe    tender gospel 1,1   love uml    „,|,|„, ,,„|„   „,„i,,„„|   „„   ^,,^^,„^   g,,j,„
churity   und   her   nuim.   is   written  >» j «jH, i„,i,,„iiiii , Is,
histiiig letters upon the   mil   of those I       . , ' , ,
who   huve livcl for the   g.io 1   of   Iheir | ,. '^ l"'l"lli'i-   "«»   uniler..,.„r   lubric is
fellows, ami who left tlle worl.l   lu-tli r ' 1 .g.vplluu cHoii. c.iule.l on tlo.   iiisi.lc
thnu  thev founl   it.-New Y.irk   Muil    >• Hi'n soft covering of   pn,,.  silk.     It    the'ins},
IS as wunii iv w.iiil. ami  yet   is   iu„r.,     ^'.'.^ "„,',,„.„,„,,„ „.„ ,,,,„„ „,„„, i,,..,
illirable,     lesa    clnilisy  ami     will     not   ,   |,„,| s,.eu nluI lieiir.l un.l nd.led, "HIessed l'.i
runkinc ns a iiiislnes.. shrink. : Ip-who,s.M-vi.r shnll not be olTei'i.le.l lu Me''
Something like n dozen veurs ago a        Stvli-h uii'l scrvicc'ible costiiiues of   ¦ i''lin|.|.'r xi., ili,    V,.- linve n., lu.iord that Xow   Kngland   womuii   cuiue   lo   New    "'"l^n-i'nil-'* «"'! ^V""l cunvu. iippeiir ' ^j---;-,7;;^.!;^ "-.llJj-.J^ York Clly to   lind  sume opeiiiiig for u    in weuves less coarse   Iliuii Iliosi- pop      |...,. hlm.    Is It Ho- I.unl und Master',!   His good business.   Slu-tnlkcl uf ull sirts   illar lust spriiis.   although lln-se heuv-     cell .Io..r swings open,    lb. Is wanted, nol of   things,   from   uiilliuery   to   h-msc- j icr weaves nie sllil iu great favor with , l'^'^,,^^.''.l^\'_l™lJ,'',^J^'^^].Y|^^^ cleaning, but f.ir u long li'mc cunld lix | luuiiy wioiicii. ITiigX'nnd  n'.i..''-me I 'Ipirlls wTiU^io wei-
upon iioihiiig,     Sh,- was very strongly        Fancy vests nre imi.h. ,if tiny rnni.'s     u" Hi" fuliliful iiii-,«s,'uger to   bliss  et.ir.
nrge.l to oll.-ll a .-.ill'..o au.l   .-ake rooiii    ,,f suIiii'   libbi.ii   Iriiiiiicd   willi   smiH    uul un.I lu'b's..rli.niil,.,
unou   ui„. Ill'   Hie    i„inul,iiis   lli.,r„u„li   ,     '     ""    ¦"""'"-" l''"">^>    " ""      '"'•" U,    "AU'I    his    hen.l   wns brought   In    a
lipiill   one ul    the    poplii.ins   111..lough   I i;,,1,1 I I,  loll    llil     lli     luHl...'    I'llcct,      ,'|iuri.-,.i-i,,r ,,li   n   .li-lil   uml   given   I.i the
fares   iu   the   business   centre   of   Ihe ; s.,iiietiiiies ll bboii riiflles ulleriiale i  dniiis"!, nn.l-!i,.|.r..ught II I,, her uiulUer,'
city.     At Hint tiiue there wns   nothing i witli rullles of llni'luce, uml Ihc effect     I'lil, "Ver  in.'lh.'r  ask   or   .Inugiiter cany of the s.irl 111 Ihul 1...ulity, , j„ „i,.y „,|,| lu.n„|if„|.
Fur   some  rensou  the   i,Ien did  mil seem   tu   -Inke   her,   because, us   :-he I      ,.•,,'      .    ,,       ,1,,,,,,;,,.,, ¦„,,.,, ,.,,i;      s..J..iirii In niu. rmi l....ly was ended.    But snid, she feun-.l thu- it wonhl ipd lieu,,     ; ,    //n'"'!';'., i"'-; Vj'      enu li b" llini i l.v|l Uui,  the  b-nst Id-
proper lo.'utiiiu f.II such u thing,   fliere
woiilil be no piiti uii.tgt'.-i*' I ., ,v    *     r .     I    .' .i.i      -       I,,, ll
,_,.     u      1 . -   . Ihe    ellect  uf courl   plast.'r,       Ihisii-     "   "
.She tiiiiilv »e;r, into some co'nmer- , , i ,i     ,./¦    .   u  . i -. gb-rv
, ,     . - ,        1 . r        , lel Ill.'ll   I no        t   USI ei illllH   veil. |,|     ,,.„,|   1,| a  ,llw,,l ..l.u  ..»,„,> nt,.l   took    ,,..
cial    Sll,.(--lintl-.ll      lost     tinrt     of     li..r ' !-¦     Ainl Ills uis, ipi,." . niu'- an.l iooh iiii
111 .liev   an-l w,.,' i" liack Fust   uut ut all I -Vecur.li.in and knife pbiiHiigs are ns     U," ly un.l burl.-.l ii un.l went  and  told 1 .'ll, IKSi'.i. will he tirih.ooo.
luoii.y   and w, i.l i,a.U Lust, not nt all vo-ue as ever   ami   this Ush '•-""¦'     '" ^'¦"¦'< "    ^* H " written thut j      'ihe Kvmioh  Company,  of Birmingham,
pieuic 1 witn her venture, "'"'" i" ""-I' as . u i, uii'l   tl.is lasl.      ,,„.,. ,,,,,,„ ,„ „, ,,     ruey ,Iid n,d bury Kngland, hns aln-n.ly dlsi.nt..|i...I part of a
Miout   tho   time, she   l.-H th.- cilv u '""'¦''"'¦">'" "•''   '''i'"n»   m   Hi''   '""• "' ,1-'hn, ..r lay hbu In n  I.iuii.,  nnd Ihev will      i,„k,. Spnnish ord.'r'for «r inl iin.Jeiitlies,
His  wif,.  ille.I   Sntiirlny,   uud u   .Iniigliti Iserilb'ally III,
(leuernl I'lientes. n liiiuiemalnn refugee
In San Francis,',i, hns re -eiveil word Hint n
An 1 he s,iiii nnl behende.I John In      general amnesty  bus  ben  grunted.      Ho
ll.- j.rls.iu,' N.il long li..f.iri. J.ihii hud sent      "I" return to Huntemnin, wliere his name
lli.|iiirliiic  if  He was      Ims been presenl ed na  a''uli.Ii.1ate for the
il  Ili'T"   WUS   v..| nnolher t.i i   Presidency, II Is subl.
ughl iiiiru.'li's and | The prnposllbin to n|i|.n.prlnt" »ino,ijnfl annuallv for J..Ims Hopkins I'niverkliy. Ballinioro. Is likely to eii,.,.iinteropposllI.iii when It conies belore Ihe XInrvland bogp. latiire.nithoiigli tiiegeiiernl,.|.inlonlnilint Stnte Is Hint somolhlng oiiglil to be,t,me lo help the lUbtllulbm.
Mrs. J. C. Wllmenltng. Jr, a great-grand daughter of Coinmo.lore Vanderbllt, han been adjiidgeil Insnne, In New York City, aud taken to Bloonilngdale Asylum.
liovernor I.oa.Iv, ol Knnsns, has issued nu nd.Iress alia..king Ihe t'nited Wlat.is Su¬ preme Court on a.I,Mint of lie decisiou In Hie Nebraska maximum rute case.
su.'li n grows..Ul" ill-h''    What  did the Willi It'    II,.w .111 tliev trent p.y    Wnll. th. j      ll'y.iii w.Hil.l   wear   u   while   veil it     .b-vil n..i;oiiiiilMi" I iiN_i'iir|i..se and Jo
lllllsl'bc     ..1      111.,     ilulllll.-st,   IIP'-I   cob
w.'bby hue, with iliu'iioml-shupi-il ,|..'s     ,,,   ,,,„   lji^s ,,|  itn-  rcb-emcl wlo-u he Is I und Iwo or tliiec bhuk   spots   I.i   give ' albiwed t,, kill Ihelr bo.ile [ihe    ell'ect  of courl   plaster,      Thii. ii-     lc In-so denlr
term.'.l Ihe "Custelluiie veil."
Fnrelan.
u   rmlerwriler, wllh   Ihe  derrick
i.|.,.rii.d   fr..ui   iilo' lie Janelni.
neeting ot Hie Jamab-n   I.eglslatiire estimated thai the   delblt   In   the Island's revenue for the veur nndiuR March
Vpe     Is
restuiiruiit was opene.l   in ulic-t   pie   j M'lv.-t thus   sprinkb.d,     Tl Il'cct  i-
..iselr tho loculitv thut ha-l been re,- I ""^'•-•' «»'• sliil.iiiK. purUcnliirly as Hn. .'mmeiuk'd to h.^r. I'm a f.'w iluv. ! Ii">l I'"'"'""'"''"'" "i'' "nP "f Hk" >'''1 Hi.'.'uokiug wus verv g.i'i.l uml  n-lis'l,   p'l m niuiiy pln.-es, giving a pnrliculnr
able.  Of cuurse. evcrTlliiiig »a „,    ''¦''''i''• Hi"   Icxlile,     It   is used   for
and clean and alti-H.ti've. ami  u great | gn'mtur. :s and milliiif ry solely, future wus   prophesie.l   f.ir  Ili(. enter .\11 th.- n.-w cats uu-l |.usa.)iies that
prise.     lint   the   quality   of   the   f 1 | .»ie sees nuw aje uliiiosi   tighl-iitliiig
was lowered, the pliu-e grew dingy un-l I'.ven Hi.- l.lousi.s ur.- ma.In uf I.-r the disorderc.l; iiothing wus kept iiji in fashmn i-f corsages. They ore less pro]icr    shupe;     yet    tho    propiiet-r-    va'-'iie. ui i- generally  iiia.lc   iu   plnits,
ma le a large ai.l.. ml  "f  in .y li..r..rc   i-ilher   li.|i;;lliw ise .1) li..r../,untal, uiin-
Ilnally going out ..f liiiBin««.s, If Hns ' gb-.l with iiiserii.iii or- luce ul eni- New Kn/land w,',iinii, who was a m-isi - bronlery, ami   the   sleeves   are   quit.
a.liiiirnlile k, ami   iiii.|i-rst..o,l  li,.w    Hat, ex.-epl (,.i h llllin boiiiluut on the
to put  tliius"-   together   in  a  ni..st ap   ; sliiuihlers ur epaiili-Iles,
petiziug fashion, lool -tarle 1 the pln.-e i      Kis-iau   jewclrv    is    be,-..unug    ns
she wonhl. no   doubt,   liuve   r.ap.-d   a    „„„,•,   ,i...  ...^ze 'nore   ns   it has been
birtnne      There   i»  nuthnig f,.r wi.i, ;,    ,,.,i ,, ,„ |.„rjs.     It m   ,,u,te |„e --^^ peiqih-  un-   more  willing  to pay tliu:i , ,',,r  chal.'luine,, b.-!l.. clUrs,   clawps.
'"1"  li '  I'll"*.'"  '" '111, au.l   to bean   i„„.n,,,»,. 1 ,|„, ,„.,i,v ..rna'.ient-w..rii
expert   ill  the   prcpuruli..ii   of   alai..-l    |,v „,ii»,, women   of    the   .luv      Imlia
»"." ""ll "' ' ' 1- I ¦ 'i«>'' ••' .'"Mii'iui. 1    J.',],I „,„ k „ »i, m.|, ,,, ,1,;,  f„r.. f^J,
a lueuiis "f .il.tuiiiiiig«gii..llivelih 1     ,,..,-„,„h1 s.huuiiient, and  beuutifiil  a«
-.Veil Y,.ik 1... ll', r. I,   I,   ,„   ,,,   elaborateness, ll   i-  still
lui.n- so wll. n . xqllisiti-lT leivelcd. There arc ,.
Stan,Hug   I'-.j   feet   high.   Hie   largest made by Hie Kyuochs,
Spnnl-h strikers Iri.m the great Iron mine I.I s..uiorn.-ini wen. llrcl upou by tniiips ail.I Hire.. w..r.. kill...I ..utrlght.
New ue nsur.'S l.r .lealing with Iho plague nre to be Inuugurnle.l In H..ini.ny, In.lla.        I
Ihe t nil."I Htnl'-s i-nilser Snn Frau,-Ie<',i | lell I,i»l...n |..r l:i,gland, where she will I pin,." a ..n.w on Hie Amnzonas. the rc,.ent- 1 iv-ns |iilr..|t ..nils.-r whb-Ii was-being built | lor llrn/.II II l» tin- |ire»i-iit i-»p.clalliiu Hist sll" will Hk'U convoy the Auiazouas lo the I'nll.-il States,
I.'.rd sallsl iirv s lieslth is such  that   h^ ' will takea fortnight sva"Htl.uial llenullei^ {
IU Hi. Plnlaleli.h.
' »-.nien einpluye.l ^
n..t burv us if ill.
I"l "Ul   "f   I
Il.'li.er.
STATUS   OF   THE   INSIAN,
r.iden... of   SKa.lr Hroicress In Inausli? aa.l  Kdu.allen.
I'lie iwantv-niuth annual report of the IL.ar.l ..I In.linu C,.riiml«si'.iier« has lieen •ui.iiiiiie.I lu Se,.retary liilss, II savs that in the (eneral cuD.lltl..ii ,1 the In.lians u<. Important .hangos huve .o'eurreil, but III. re IS evidence of «tea.Iv progress In In- .lustrlal pursuits and Iii[cdn'ni|.,n Tlie .nly .'.ilil»I.)n during the vear was between
ullehuDtIng  party In   C..lora.lo  and the   ,  p„„,.,, „hll" Mr   A,  J,   Ilnlfour   will   . .,„- ..rH"ers wh.. nttempted I lielrarrtet I   .„„,,i,'„ ,«„,-. .,,,.,» |.',,rel,rn llffl,-e I
ll.e Hoard views  with satlsla.'tlon  "th.      ''";« "'*¦ •';"''» "' Hi- f""lKn "I" ¦•• i
llrui .Inn.l ..I   the  I'rcsl li nt  in support  ot The  f..relijn"rs    re.iding In   ( osta  Itiea   I
.ivil servl".. ref.rm    aiel the a|.|il|.'«tiou <if      hav" olTer..d large sums to the HoVBruuiBni   . tiie   Ol.ier   pn.liibiiii.a   removals  withoul   ' in Hie event of w,.r with Ni.'urnguu. |
' niise t. lb" luliaiiservl-" I'w.i   peasants   w.'re    killed    an.l   forty.
Meiiipu IS uia.Ie of the enlariced au.l lir.        woiinib-.I  in the Agrarian  rev.jll   In  llun-  I pp.v.-d la.-llllies b.r   Inilian   e.lueation   in-       «nry i
u.il.'iiri4t".l, nnd ligure. are given   -iiowing ^„  „^re"ii.anl   wl   ren"he,|   between  I
tliat th.. eun.iiment In  the   itl   s..h,...l» ,.t      f,,.^,,   „,„|   <.|,||,,   |,  |,   expect...I   In   reganl
• II gra.l"., In.'ludlng eontra.'I an.l mission     ,„ the imp..riant  provln"e» of Tncna and
h.'li.-..i. '-.r I|i;i7, was W,'JI>4, ae a(ninst an  \  .^,..
eiin.ilu,. 1.1 .1 i'i.hU tnt  ia;»i,    Tba  statis-  ' "" i
t|.. irr .-1,1...I are regar.ls.I   as   highly six-
nlll.-aiit   nu.I   full   of   hope I.,r tha In.lian
lae     ll uitans. the 11 .art   -nvs, thai   Iua
I'If vear-a g'li'ritll.u   ..f   Hellans will be
rai-".l   ler. .lilT-rei
NEW   YORK   STATE   NEWS. itnnd Koails Bill raaeeri.
Senal..r Illirble s Ko..d r.-.ad» Mil, wbteh- Is favored hy ihe I., A, W,, paaaed the 8eB-' ate at Albany t't a vote of M to ». Seoaton Chahoon. Ellsworth. Hlitglns. Ilumphray, Johnson, Krum, Kalnee, stranaban aat Rheppard voting In the negall»«,   \
Senator Knitn str.Miglv opposed l)ie pa*. sage.if the bill, saving: "This Is hut aa experlmenl. and w.- an- elt.-d t.> no partle- utar prece.lent In Ils fav.tr, lo Ihree rean Jlassa.-husells has expended #l,W)0.000 iva good roa.ls. an.t In r.-tiirn has received bat rj5 miles of rends,¦¦ He ilgure.1 Ihat the scheme would c...t the state *l,O0O.Om a vear. The pe..plt». he said, were agitated by reason ...f the,-anni an.l Capitol expead. Ilures,     "I sav that   the people outside o(
the cities are In n .niillion lo father Ihia
measun-. pnrtb-ulnrlv at this lime. Tlw farmers ofthe Stnt" are In a pitiable eon- dlll.>u llnanclallv.
Senator W rav. nrgulni; for the hill, sabl that New York and BiifTnlo would pav seveoiv-flve per cent, of the State go.id n.ads tax.ami the other cities of Ihe Slate would pay nfI.M.n per cent., leaving ton per ,-ent, for the peopleof Ihe Stnte oulsldo ofthe cities 1.. puy, Seunt.'r Ell»'»..rlh oTereil n ,-ouple ,.f atnen,tiiia»ls. wlilch were ilefented,
Kl(ne<l l.v Ihe Dnvern.
Governor HInek has signed the followlac hills
Mr, Ives s, amending Ihe game law par¬ mitting the possession of .I..er killed withia the o|M.ii seast.ii an.t wilhout Ihe Htate frnn November 15 to November i».
Mr, Kelsey s, providing for Ihe protoc- Ilon ot tur-bearing animals In Mvlnnstou Counlv,
Mr, lirnAev's, extending until May IS, 189)1. the time for the .-ollection of taxes la Westchiwter Couuty,
Mr, lilbnev's. nmending the charter ot Peeksklll relative to the constructloa ot sewers an:l drains.
Mr, Ten Evcks, amending the game law bv providing that the open season (or blook and gray squirrels shall Im^Iis aame 'ak that for partridges,
Mr, C, J, Clark's, reducing the open son (or woodcock and parlrldge (rom Aa- gust 16 to I)e.'emher .11 to (rum Ssptembar i to December l.S.
Mr. Sear's, prohibiting thn killing O' In this State.
Nninlnatlnns l.y (Invernnr Blaek.
C.overnor Blnck seut to the Senata (h« (ollnwing nomlnntb.ns:
As Manager olthe New Yiirk State tto- (ormatorv (or Womeu. Jeremiah Look- wood, of WhHe Plains, to flit the Taeaaey cnnsed bv Hie denlh ot John Berry; aa Managers' of the Blughamton Mat* Hot- pllnl. Oeorge C. Ilavless, ot Binghamtoa, lo mi the vacan.-y .-aused hy tbe rMlaaa' tlon nt Edmund O'Connor, and WUUaa Mason, of BInghamtnn, lo All tbe vaoOBOf caused bv Ihe expiration of the tarm dl olflce of iiate Ely.
As agent of thc Onondaga Indlaoo, M- sbllng in the Allegany. Cattaraugus, Tiu- carora and Tonnwnn.Ia ReservatlOBi, Oeorge I, Lincoln, of Frb. Countv, to »no- ceed William H, Hnrd. whose term of oflla* has explre.l.
Tlirashe.1 llie Hrlinolinaatar.
Schoolmaster Bnwen. of Depew, Is at hlf home In a critical eouilliton. Dr. Olppl*., who Is ntteuding htm. says that hit la- Jurles mny prove fatnl. In Ihe lown Jail, awnlling the results of Howen'sInJurlM, Is Ueorge Winters, one oftho heat-known e(t- Izens of Depew, Ther." Is no sympathy for the sehonliuaster, while Ihe wholn TlllacO Is with WInl.-rs In his Irouhle. Minnie Win¬ ters altemis B..wen's school. Ou Friday .last lloweu to.ik her bv the ear. giving it a severe twist, tearing ihe ear so badiv that a ph.vslclan put six stit.-h.w In it. WIBtan sent a note to the l.-a.-her advising him to l.e more careful. Iiowen dared hlm to ooma to tbe sch.i.il. Winters went. Bowen Itruok hlm In the face without warning. It Is Mid. Wlntem then hammered Boweu's (aoe un< III II resembled a plwe of raw lie«(. Maa who heard the noise of the light saparatod Ihem, and Howen was carried In bis hona.
Hitter illsputes  lletwean Tnwns.
• The ileni-si." Biver forms a small por" tion of the boundary lines ol the towns of n.'Ifnst and Angell.'-u, For years BsKaa' ban tried lo eomp.iI Angelica to Join with |t lu bridging the streaiu, always, hawevar, without Bucoess. Bitter eontrovoralea have nrlseii. Angelica residents nlwayldo- clared that Ihey wanted unlhluK In do with Belfast people. lelllug them If they daotrod enmmuulcatlon with Angelbia tbey rolfht build Ihe hrbtgo thenisnives or (ord ih* stream. Arguments won nicoullyaub. milled to Justice Childs, llo dsolded la favor nt Angellcn, Belatlons between th* two lownshlps have more than ev*r bo- come Htraln.-d,
Karaloca Lake I.ire-Navlnc Htatlaa.
A reorgaulzutlon ol the orews of life sav¬ ers stationed nl Snrut.ga bake (or tli*Ma> son of Idim Is soon lobe made by thu Volun¬ teer blfeSavlug c .rps of New York Htat* Inland Waters. Cn|ilnln ilrvllln Well* baa Bollcllnil applIcailouH from all yonna maa who can swim, 'riion. nre now 1102 inlaod lll.-savlng stullons, embracing 683 er*wt and h'ilO men. Tlu-y have In service SSSl boats of all kinds, Iiii-ludlug sailing yaebU, uiiphthn laiinehes, etc.
ilig Vein or Oas Nirurk at HolUy. Au enormons vein of gas wan strueh at ' the test well of the Western New Xork Natural lias and OH C'linpany at Holloy. The fun'e Is In-ineiiiloun. thniwing plaee* o( rock (mm the bottom of the well] nearly KKI feel In the air. The roar ot < nscnplng vas Isju. loii.I Hial ll Is .linieult lo talk llfly f..et fnuu the well. It In thought to I ne .if th" heavbist gas Iluds tn West¬ ern New Vork,    Tlio.leplh ..(   the   Weill*
IIIMI feel.
i
I.lle Naveii Snmuel 1). Hoii.IIey.   of (Ileus  Pall,   wa*
fublloiy preseutnd with a l^tate Vnlnnloer .Ife Saving Association niedul (or liavinf saved fnun dniwnlug Professor Wllllan Hniiiplirew of Vale Colleg.-two v«ara ago at (.ake (Ieorge. I'arry II. Ssylor of Oleoa Falls was also presented wllh an asaoola- tloii medal for saviug the Ilvesul threemOD at (lieu Lake last suminur.
Navl*allon Open In AlhanT, Navigation is now open from Albany to New Vork. Tho sleniners of Ihe Peopi*'* Lin.l of Albany resumed trips for tba season, Thesteaini^ Homer, o( (he Rooior and Trempsr Mne, made Us Hrsl trip ap the Hudson from Mow York Tuesday. There Is activity among bnaluien, and many lows have nlriu.Iv gono down tb* river.
X.ynnt timt I'lanl   WrM-ked. The plant o( thu l.youn Oosllgbt Com¬ pany, on the corner of iloneva and Wat«t stre.-ts, wus wre"ked by uu eiploslun la lb* purifying nuun.   The biilblluKwas buraad,
All   ArouiKl  llie Htal*.
bn
deposits (ootlBg
The members ..| the Maiue  curl   ot  In- |
ulrvlnforu.all. snile.l over their work  ,
boanl Hill Mauvrove In Ilnvnua Harb.ir; j iii.ther unblentiiie.I b...Iv hns l-'en lakan j r .m the wr.-"k of the ,Maine. ,
Cubi uprjA.I.1110 711,
Almond has twenty.eight resldnul* Who aspire tobe postninsl.-r of that vlllags.
The estate of Hie lale .Untlliew Ward, ol Avon, pi.vB a collnl.-ral  Inh.'rilauoe Uf of
tsaio,
llroi'kp.irls villnge expenses were llS.ffll the past yeiii, Tli,i water service ocat  .luoo and slreei Ilgliis ».'i;ioo, -
Norlh   ronairundn   taipayers  this   Taaf will   have a las   l.ii.t«..t ..t  til hhO.    Ltd yeur It was #77,407, Foul uslue
Hornellsviile seniiiii-iii Is report4|l t« ivor the pussni,-" ol n Iirfew ordlnaao*. 1 l-stal<..I Mavoi Ilullil.urn will give 11 talf
tsietlon.
lerry s kullllug mill lin- been enlargad lliat II has a., .oinui. luib.iis tor lOII mor*
•iiploy.*,    II   Is   II..w   Hi.'   Inrge.l   mill of
Ihe kuul lUlfle Slale,       ,
HoIIay'B test oil or gns well   has  reacliad
n .lepih of I4to f.M.t. s,i,in,,i,., ,,t niek tukea
.ut smell .if ..ll     I ..usiil.rabia   lulereel   Is
lelt
llll
.ni,'.
|l,lU't II«e th.' eye
'It at
-h.s
Mrs,   Stella   L,   Stuart   waa electel    uiii  them   by   l.i,,kin?   oil   In  tbo .11-
1.1,1
ill ..nly iIt tin.l
1  .-...lies   back ca..iua'- 1- at the .l...ii.l.i|. li.- uil
j It '<¦ I • -. -ingic juiiriii'v. ¦ "Oh, Hiat will 'l.i!    1 'cau
I another to leturn "
j Aud M, Chui...ul.-t g..es ,iut 111 fun .in«'hs«le,    wmle   Charl.-It"    timidly
I .vmti.les t,. Ihe sympalhiziiig servant that she kii.iv«' even ui..r.- ..f th. r.-uiig man tli,in -he has .larel lu say F.ir u uL.uth past hv regularly trsveU.l
. Ill the same oiuntbus. an-l she tian u.. Iice.l Hial he has iioli.-e I. etc . etc
A»e-i' r   in Ins  l.a-heb.r   apartment, ; sits I'lni-      •   o.er   In    f   .i,':,-e   ..'
I iha araaui^ aud vowing ls« wtU aol
We     have
;, llll.l which
-I -jnil .le.-rees .,.U'..ely kli.iw h..e ilv ll might be 1 .t.'.el. as we k*i."v -..,.1 re.l-hol sice: ,.,.mes,     F.ir  drill
Aeria
Uld
tnta
l.r aen 1 temper.
tui
Registeri.f 1 lee.lsf..r B.iiirlioti Kansas, hy u uiaj,>ritT mle ..I TJ'.i. Tlie richest princess  in the wurhl i
the I'l-uilU   Princess l,,,uise .1, ,sepln,i,.
,,i„l   i„i,,re    a   geuerntlon   educated   lo President Ii.iie, on   his  mturn to  Ho*o-
-i -ak   an.l   rea.I   sn.J   atite Ilia language lulu. Hawaii, .poke   wnrnily   ..I bis  reeep.
, f the le.pis ancing wh..ui  they dwell,  of lion i* Auieri-n nn.l I lie sentimeni   f..r   nn
ivi...ni ih*v are .lesllui.lnl.i   l« a fart, aud Beintlon lu the Inlted tuat.s, Hairie.l to habits  of   In lusiry and
Hup.
D.n't hul.l Hie book   n.-arcr thau is
n.'.-e-sury  fir clear,   sharp MSiou.
Dull t make a   pru.'t
I   "nKlderable pn.irre-s in   the allotmeoti '.| lands to the 10.liau- ».». le-.-i. made ditr
nt .Sweden ami V .r»»y. lauiiiel t.itii,    type to . siuuIl   tu   bt-  -xreu readily al
1,1 use it. P..as =e.l f.-r har lenm le quicker we ca the har.ler it b, cntlej'T.   etc . ii
•ooiing agent slioul I   be
Next   t.
It   is  1,*.
nr   grape
Iieve.l tlial .lapanese sake, ur nre wme. IS the oblest atcMmlir beverage known tu man, lie use lu Japan dating
.Knirrr.   if   n d   restrainel.    is   fre leuHy 11.   re   hll,ful   lo   us 'hau th-- ..ijiuj Uiat {iruvoi** it.—tieoaoa.
Cr.iwn Prime ..f |i, niiiaik
Mrs, Alice I'.arber Stephen-, ,,f Phlla.lelphia, ha- ha-l great -ii,-,-ess a- au illustrator, her work being always in .Iemaul
Mile    Uei.hsiuberg,   whu    has   iii-l
relirel    ft..11.    the    TUeull'e     Fra'i.-'l,-,
I'layed leading '-jiivciiile part- f..i thirlylive ymrs
Miss Vraii.-es ii,K.,lwiii. ,,f N'eu.a- lle, luJ . has c .lupo'te 1 * hu-t .: S^-liuyler I'-ifax, win.h will ..ccnpy » niche preparel f..r it in the I'nite 1 States Senate ,-haiiil.er.
Mias Fr«ii-e» Lewi- Lawrence, wi
,'llt.-e|l   111.'hi
1),n'l  alle,iipi  I.l   real in  a car or
ther J..Iting  lelmle.      It   is  a strain
.11 Hie .lire.:tiug biilsclel uf ihe aye.
lb.II I   read   wlnlo   lying .1, wn      It
iu«ee an iiiiiisnai   strain on   some ,if
:!ii. external ..r .lire.'tii.g luiiscl.s, F
Don 1 r.-a.i wli.-Tiaery sleepy, as the     f"i
: .' '111111."lntt..11 aid    I'l'iivergeii 'e are      ".^,
.ituraKy rclaieil. ami the r(t..i elTurt     yi,'.
:,...ssary  t.- i'.rce   the   unrnly mem      He
.¦rs t.i work luay be sii,,wn bv' a c il      ¦"*¦
in inao.y Kranee, II Is-abi, will i|.y  I.elCliau
n IbeQiianglung I'l'iiin-ula   I Ulna, us « he allotments      nuial base,
lieii'-ral Suug, the Ciilneso ,'oniinan,|er st Purl Arlhiir, hn- delermlue.I .i.il P. si.rreu- er Hie post lo llussla even ut tlie.'omraan.I f ill" En.penir,
ling      lug the year,    Nwerlv Wi iWII  niloiments I all have'l.eeb ma.le-in....  Hie   prai'tb'" was b"i|uii   so thai ai.'.ut "ue.ihlnl   o( th"  r*.I ir.-n, eieluling tii.se In Hie Indian   ferrl
l..rv and N-w V..rk   sre n.w   in  p..ss.'ssi..n Kl.eels   are   rep..rled   Irom   all   over
..ft'lieir lanl. ani iieve the ..pporiiinlty "f ' pn.vlneeof gue'.-.- i snadn, Al Man "¦labllsblng their .wn homesiea<ls and o( vill-the Wotel bus wi.. iurne.I over. Tl 1,'aiQing support I/. *,heir own lab.ir.
tb"
ee l.a.es Hasela's  fnen.lshlp.
-iiH- i.e-t 111-   lr,.-nd,hip   nud sup- l.,.,in, |,,,,...,ire    e!il..|i   ll«Jlrev-
ws-   I (|i.- .11 -11. «t«  and ber
Uil -.w I'.r Hi" lulure seems 1. Ih" . sire..,- t.. li.I- ..beerser. ll.le- wib Kngluii-I nre l.y uo |.I"it, lliois-l. there   1. a lull In the
i:. -ti-'U .if the hlu'-l i
els jf the
ipIi-atl'iii-   Prr I niilan.l i-agirreesi
" .uimenlaltrnv'-ler- wli . wet" In It gdlikt lo the Irain nini.air."l n. ir.-t oul and Were lirtunati'Iv st.q.pe.l bv n Idg Iree a» Ibey were belnii swept dowu the Misslaiia'.l Rll er, bul the driv. r w«» |..si. I..gether will, th- team nf hor-"- ttu-l Hie bus, 1
Ilur offl. ers at Hn.nun are n.i(Ulrtog Inl.i II," statement of I ai.lain III.iee, a   veteran navigator Ir. West   in.Ilnn   waters, thai lie  I never l~.for" saw a ship m....red to Ihabuoy  j th,- Man.-  wn- -enl l"  aud ha.l oIl"D won-  I
I  Iieui,„.ratlc  eandblale (or if    stoi-kl.in.     Chuiilau'iua iiuteet   111..  eI..cl|ou chael iJiiuavoii, llepubl|.-au
fre-I     K, Pllley. Willie   retululug     to   bl*
home In Isehiin on a dark night ln>i fall drove oIT ail uiiguar.led budge, fell u .-oo- sbleralde dlslau-e au.l su-lulned palulul Injuries, Hei.n.tiglii sull f..r «2000 dai*. ages, Ih" .ase has leen sellle.I brlliepay- nieiii of *floa
I or the I!r-l nine Iu many ,years theviwa ..I Maui-heater, Oulnrlo I'.iuuty, relused oa town meeting dsy to v.,te an  upi.n.pria- if f lOOto aid llie lirnnil   Army  poJR»
I   read    in    the  iwilnil.t    ,.r   i lighted rooms. --I'tcifio   Heali
IT. i.nrlngl....p. ,. up 111" euli, Xaliey I.. Hrili-li ...uiuier-"
Wbil* Nil*   , 'I'¬
lae Italtber abM,*.
sinsiup Carls ni
tliBlel"!     llu"'-
laie     Uer d.'iey  was .ausod by Hi*
I rubMi shu«* tu Oermany
pirtiug iar^ie .(uaul^'ts af     Prealrljig of her starboard Shalt
atlug soldiers' dsy.
A bill providing  lor a ' hupOslu al tli*^ h.iHbrs Home al   IMli.. with a salary •( »700  also allowing •7n<i serviees  o(  lhr*Mi   n aou.lDsiiouj) ban In AsseiDl'li
Jamestowu iMtpers I'isiiii Mrs.  lieNofoh { Il,>ly..f   Plewsl.uig,   ci,i,iiiau.iua C.ioc Is al   in'i years tbu uldesi   |wrw.n  lu Stato,     Mis, Il'.ly   Is  wl   et.m f!ie  1,1. petmiu lu  Westi-ru   N*w  Vork.   That llo.'Ilou i.eioMaa  I'J    oinmI   Ttiorui^a Arcade, whu •«v*r4l months ik.. hi* >Mib Wrtbday.