PLAINFIELPLAINFIELDD EVENINEVENINGG NEWSNEWS.. Vol. 7, No. 11. PLA.INFIELDPLAINFIELD,, NN J.J.,, "TH“THEE COLORADCOLORADOO OOFF TH THEE EAST, EAST,”" SATURDAY SATURDAY,, JUN JUNEE 11 ,XI, 1887 1887.. Price Two Cents.

hico weighed many ton. The in- TIMES THE CIRCULATION OP ANY OUKOUR NENEWW INDUSTRYINDUSTRY.. _ ... ibe anKwnt and the chanire in the character of tbe boainea* made aildittonal TITliQf OTHER DAILY PUBLISHED IN THIS iosM a necessity if the work was BBCTIOK. ER OP to be done advantageously, and hut yesr It LAIUM FACXM PBEtBTRB ItV became absolutely twecaaarj that additional accommodation, abould be provided. Tbe THE HEWS controls, the MrridM of WERNER'S THE > E« •. ADDRESS ALL COlMTJNICATiOItS, company had sunVtant land, good railroad tbe American PrtM Ajaociition ud tka accommodation and was doing a muafill United PTCM, ud it li« oalj MM pnb- PLAINFIELD E VE.V1NU NEWS, PLAIN- bmt needed *»>,<.«J., additional capital luhed in this -action th«t jZ«,h\ FIELD, N. 3. day TelegnphiD Hm IVU MAMMOTH ONE PRICE Fifty-second street N*w York, ntteropted abduct his ten-year-old daughter from tbe jard of Hrt. Mary Ann Downey. Clarke saw tbe child hi U* yard and induced her to fol- r Bunday, in N*» Jo^r, Un Hew Clothing Mouse be provided, tbe Pond Plans were submitted this afternoon by ipany agreeing to take a 1* oftheprop- low him a .hort her effort* to release the chad. •ur lor Uu» day and lor U» cnmaponding j make the investment, pre- I. • ...... _i — 1, !.»_ ^« Eam Bacon Btevena, Bisbop (rf the Diooeae of Company, in addition to tbe buildings about Chief of Police Dodd'i attentioi wu dl- d»n. of tart year, as kept at SteUeWrug Pennsylvania, Protestant Bplsmpal church Special Jobber's prices on our Unequaled •tore, corner of Front street and Park ave- be put up by otnen, as above referred to. fore toe C'v.^HaH. >u a mi of Pennsylvania, died at Ids residence this Tne contra, t for the factory, as we stated pursuit. He-x» beaded > M.Tinintt. Maiwell A Moore, ih* j-rmtma- morning at 9.10 o'clock, after a protracted Stock of Clothing, embracing ALL the Lead- lastbut Turadaj,Tuesday, wilwilll bure awardeawardedd aeznextt WednesWrdnn-- lmedrmof New York, which made haJW to Clarke off and nrrented him. The man waa .... as m in the tt d day. Yesterday tbe ttirveyor. Mr. Bali, and arraigned before Judge ITlrich last evening, »5 73 day Yretecday the mrveyo. Mr. Roll, awl ing STYLES of Men's Youth's Boys' and Chil- liulkW-builder* forfor thetbe compancom,-byy wrrw^rre oonn ththee groun groundd but waived an examination on the charge of stakin■takingg ou toat tbe localit thr ylocality for the ne wfor buildings the new. bandlaga y with a paid up capital of abduction preferred by Mr*. Downey. He dren's Suits. Call and satisfy yourself of the A spot for tlie main building was chosen mid- #4,iO0 and workfl at FlainQeld, >ew Jer- admitted that the child was an illegitimate A spot for the main building rtiorn mid- sey, with Mr. David W. Pond as president of mer, cousin of Mr. Hummer of the linn of way between the Evoun and Grant avenue offspring, and a*id it had been abducted on superior bargains we offer in English Home- —The BM Hive are ottering iodncementa to way between the Evotm and Grant avenue the naw company. The stockholder* are Luttics £ Hummer. PlainBeld, and a n depots Thursday from Qrammer School No. 38, on wmrrr-. of fanvnles J**n drmwwm. all inen of ample means, r^prewnbng a former ovaveer of tbe poor of Ptocata rbo is to be tbe Vice-Presi- Inin thtU>e - asgregatlunfUre oveomr «30,0UU.IXK>»Mo..ouu.. AtAtWen t Fortieth street, New York, by Mrs. spuns, Corkscrews, Cheviots and Cassimeres. townablp.township, in whicIn h whichhe reside dha unti retedadl about until about --Oiildren* Day wai appropriately observ- dent of tbe Company, as will be hereafter ex- PlainfiekIlainiMdl Uithee neneww compan(wnpaery wilwilll hav haree al adl Downey. Four years ago be said, be and Uwthe facilitiesfacilities netewajnamuyy foforr Lhthre buMneabusinesss frofromm d* yeara ago,t, wa waas struc "truckk by lightnin by glightning and and P,] in the Seventh Day Baptist Cburch UiU plained, was yesterday visiting Mr. Scribner>s thrbeginning,"--beginning, employemploy aboua boatt 8I«»W workmenworkmen,, ~ Downey, who had been living to-getber dlled with his two horses while dritftag them WWee axaree closinclosingg ououtt ouourr $1$100 SuitSuitss morning, kev. A. H. Lewit preached « »er- 1 killed with hid two bonne while driving them brick yard to secure the necessary brick. an. manufacturemanufacture alalll kindIon*s ooff iroironn workinworkingg number of years, but who had not been farm Thursday morning, according toa mon fitting tbe occasion. Tbe floral displays on his farm Thumlay morning, according to a for $7 and warrant them strictly all Otber yards have been also visited In other and railroad machinery." married, separated, and tbe custody of tbeir dispatch" reoetTw!received to-day.to-day. for $7 and 'warrant them strictly all were isiiut.Tis.1 ly fine. cities. Mr. Stebhius U a short man with The laud at Plainfield secured for the bua:- I, Isabella, was given to him. He left nrw comprisescomprises 1414 acre*.acres, witwithh 3,100,feet3,W),f«t. abutabut- —Hears. F. and W. StoOioH at Fleming- wool or money refunded. snail black eyes, and a moustache and full Uu*ting onon ththre NeNoww JerseJtoty CentraCentrall Railroad Railroad. ber in the care of ber aunt, Mary Clarke, at abbing Affillr H.n, ,,-n « wool or money refunded. ton, have an advertisement of their well klabblag AfVHIr Beiweea (el* too, have an advertfawnwmt of their wall beard. The beard is about three inches long, TV>The nenrww shoshopp wilwtUl bhre BOO feefra*t lon longg an aadd 10 )inn Fortv-oixth street, N.-w York. ore•redd .VeaMea., - Our Norfolk Jackets drillingdrilling hmdnesabrainem iinn anotheanotherr columncolumn.. TheTheyy trimmed square sad parted in the middle. wide, and built of brick. In addition to which Both father and mother hare since married Our Norfolk Jackets araree no noww workin workingg for Mr for. W . Mr.I- Brow W.n at L. Brown at bioe cloth suit and a light Derby. tborr will be a foundry *+' by m fret Thean d repeated attempts have been made by tbe N*w«w Bncsswicx.BBCHSWK-K, JunJunee 11.—JontuII.—Justusa Vanan company will build 60 bnuaaa for Um work glen stabhed J. Mflford, both colored, dur- Setberwood, He would weigh about 140 tba. Mr. Mann- mother to obtain possession of the child All Angle® "tabled J. Mllfonl. both colored, dnr- Netberwood. own. fromom plan planss to btoe appme be ad niiwdby Me#as . by Mwbx and Bicycle Suits areare . _ and Stebbins, wbo will also fix the ing anan •ltaroaUonaltercation oonn tblbee dockdockss thithiss morningmorning,, —The locomotive that plunged through an ing is a large nun, and. would probably weigh 1‘uud and BtebUns. who will alao fix the tailed until Thursday when she went to Unun- —The locomotive that plunged through an rente. All tbe workmen In tbe shop in this terribly cutting him about the face and breaat. 350 lbs. He has a full, round, •)•>!'> face, and rrota AH the workmen in the •»**> in tlii. r School JSn, S8, which the child waa at- •rrrtldy cutting him ahoot the face and brwML open draw into Newark Bay, Thursday night, the talk of thethe towntown open draw into Newark Bay, Thursday night, citCityy wilWilll bbee givegivenn worworkk inin th thee ne neww sho Aopp If if Dr. Donohne says Milford will recover. ;lose cropped beard, fringing the Ung, and succeeded in getting tbe teacher's Dr. Donohue says Milford will recover. waswas toutedhoisted oatoat laslastt eveningevening. ThThee carcan.s wilwilll thetheyy -Ufawish tu>o removremotee fromfrom ththee citcity.v AmonAmongg " Anglen escaped. loner part of bis face, and no moustache. Mr. the stockholders of the new company are J. permission to take tbe child and brought her Van Angien recaped. for style, quality and be raised to-day, and navigation resumed the »t,a me, presideni>m«ibntt o off ththee FirsPinkt NationalNational New Yoke, Jane ll.-Haverro* -j- iai ile for Ou) season at therexidence o r heard, rliwe trimmed, to a fnller goatee point sociable fur the season at the residence of Bank of New Tcrlt; Eugene L. Mll B Mrs. Downey claimed that the child's right mense Sugar ReEnernsi. in Greenpoint, wm \eve>ything pertaining He[e uis veryvery fonfluidd atof yachtingyachting.. Bank uf New York; Eugene L. Max-efl, H. meiue Sugar K-Onenre. in Oroeup. everything pertaining Mrs. WiDiam Manning, on West Fmirth 8. Manning and C. A. Moore Mrs. William Manning, on West Fourth The pretddent of the company is Henry 8. Manning and C. A. Moore of Maxwell. une was Isabella GrinVn. and that Clarke destroyed by flre this morning. The loss on street, Thursday evening. A bountiful .-,.1- The prveklen* of the company b Henry ManningManning & Moor it eMoore of New Yorkof New. York destroyed by flrv this morning, T jto to a afirst-class frst-class clothingclothing .treet. Thursday evening. A bounUful col- id no legal right right to retain her. Sbe U tildiugs, machinery and stock is estimated Graves of Orangn, who ia a large stockholder, buildings, machinery and «-j or Ir. I laid collars, ties and young men for young men at the rooms on also wept slightly and called the child young mm for young mrn at tha roon* on president, Mr. A. C. Stebbins as vice-pi Charles B. Van Winkle, a law student in as president. Mr. A. C. fttebbtns a" vtc« ptw The statement tnnde by THE NEWS on MondayMonday evenin eveningg next. next. , MrLeadir,. W, M. Mr. W. M. many endearing terms, but to no avail. ldent.•nt, andand Mr. CC.. EE.. MaxwellMaxweU aass secretarsecretaryy the office of Corporation Conngel Marah, is ill Thursday, that it TO< not surprising that Gents' Furnishing. McGee.McOee. andd in—iimtreasurer . ThThee lawlawss ooff NeNeww JerseJerseyy re re-- nild attack of measles. Instead of Judge Ulrich said than under the circum- •j'ni.' .>f if- .~l.rnm] . (Mitcinpomries had not —The new church of the Holy Rosary, at quire that the president shall reside in the learned that FlainfieJd was soon to pomest one I Goods genet ally, at —The nrw church of the Holy Rrwarv, at quire that the presulent shall reside in thetyphoid fever, as was at first reported, anees he could not determine which parent State, and the officers, WISH Henry Graves as of the most important and influential con- ElizabethKluabeth,, willwtU bebe dedicatededicatedd onon SundaySunday,, JurJuryy legal rightgh tot tretaio retain possession poeseesion onf tbofe tbe HUUe, and the olttosra. with Henry Graves as cerns in the State, seemed to act like magic. president, simply assume the offices tempor- services in the Park avenue Baptist \bottom prices. We al- 10.10, withwith tmpreenvImpnwiwe ceremonies«n raiiailes.. BishoBsdmpp president, simply assume the oflVwA temjor- girt, that . atter would have to be settled bv 3ne of our contemporaries has awakened arily until Mr. Pond and Mr. Stebbins >morrow tbe pastor. Rev. Asa R. Wigger will officiate. The dedication will the Court f Chancery. He thereupon held from its Rip Van Winkle sleep and grace- Wigger will officiate. The dedication will arilymove untilto Plaiunel Mr Poodd wit andh thei Mr.r familiesBtebbinrcan. re- DiHc. will preach at 10.3U a. m. and T.S) p. in. O bail n a charge of adduction, take place in the morning and will be pre- Clark iu t^nu utm on a coarse oi aoaucuuu, litft that it know* a piece of impor- most fofgot out Pongee take place in tbs murou« and will be pre- inovr tu Plainfield with their families. to await the action of the oGranf thd Jurye Gra, andd J d Morning theme i "The Irreparable Past." -after the Tra Niws has called ceded by a solemn high man. Mr.Mr. D Dee Forest Forest,, »on-ra-l« son-in-laww of John Tayloof rJohn Taylor Mr> Downey was held in WO bail to appear i attention thereto. This te no more than Jeremiab Manning of Evonaand Mr. Sand- Silk Coats and Vests —A HtargBOn measuring eight feet ten JohnstonJohnston,, th e theex-presiden ex-presadontt of the Centraof l the Central as a witness against him, Mrs. Sullivan be- a.ukl.uld bbee expectedexpected.. THThxE NEWNewsS knowknowss ho howw R.R., and the president of the Land Improve ford of West Seveuth street are mailing pre- >piititf her security. Clark was locked up fo represent the Interests of the <-ttv. and it inches, and weighing 325 pounds, was caught R.R.. sud the preukUnt of the Land Improve- default of bail, and the girl wax Idndlv cared and Seersucker Coats. Inches, and weighing 'Sit pounds, was caught ment Company, has been nuute tbe attorney to build tnvntv^ix houses near tbe takastakes deligh delightt in leadin In g leadingits contemporarie tt« contemporariess mis tbthee Raxita Haritann River , Hirer,near Ne nearw Brunswick New, Hruasww*, __r by Mrs. Dodd Judge Ulrieh will make wbereveWhereverr thethey'y ar«ree willinwtlhngg ttoo followfoBow.. OfOf for the Pond Company. proposed new works of the Pond Machine applicatiiin to the managers of the Children's yrnttedsy.j-«t«fiay, by Williaby WUhawim L&bone an IAboned Abe Bat and- Abe Bat- for the Pood Company. aiurse Tu*Tax NewsNKWB firstflm publishepubfi-hedd ththee informlnlocmaa Tool Company. Home to-day to have tbe child placed hi uon. nnndd ilils sconteminiraxie conte s -'faked" pretty tenon, two fisher man. Tbe fish, when Mr. Manning informs us that the people of t»on. nn makemake a aclUemeotsi with them as pany over «5u,uuu worth of tbe machinery carriages to Laiug** Hotel, to a dinner given I*u»y have suid th» Hcutt Printing 1‘nss Com- country. Clarke, ubc said, boarded with never »o crowded but that it finds room for to thethe #lN0,uui*1SO,UUJ worthworth of waterter bondjbowlsi thetheyy they now have, and a much larger amount by Electric Wright last evening. They in- I M«y over Mo. 1*1 Worth of the machinery them In New York, and persisted in paving matters which are of public interest, and tbe ;WEWTFIEI.D. hold and upon whlih ty is in default thev!•> the Potte■ towr Preshaves Worts and. Ita I s muchalso Mate largerd anionnt spected tile Plain Helti plant and returned tkl andupoo whkh the city is in default leople lotig ago learned that It gave all the -Kev. Mr. FuJwaU has moved into tbe.new I*« the Potter Press Wvrks. It is also -tated anil ahe married Downey in August 1*«! ove»rr *75,UU #73,(Mii in accru ini accrued interval ThThee banbankk by a gentleman familiar with the Pond ;hly pleaded. s in a clear, concise form. And the peo- by a gentleman familiar with the Pond ~ 'r. Couch of 5utb street pertonuiug the Baptist paiw uage on Elm atreel. 'UHNIBHEDURHISHED ROOMROOMSS toto let, ^with or officials offer to take 35 per < works, that whan under full operation they appreciate it, too. as it evidenced by without board, at No. 11 West Second Sinaia offer to taka 85 per oral of the ac- works, that whan under full operation they ny. Abed four yea™ ago she eon- F without board, at No. 11 constantly increasing circulation. TBK To-morrow will be Children's May nt tbe crued Interest and reduce th. will employ nearer SUu than (Km persons. . W. E. Honeyman will occupy the pul- To-morrow will be Children's Tday at the t .VSBW* ued interest and reduce the rate on bonds will employ nearer «M> than parsuiw. _. it.il that Mary Clarke, a sintPr of John M. E. Chun-h. Them will be no session of [From the Worbettfr Dally Spy.] pit of the First Presbyterian Church to-moi> M K Chun-h. There will be no aasMoa of from seven per cent to four Clarke, who lived on &tth street, should take i*n seven per cent to four per cent This '.Prom the Woroosf.-r Dally Spy.] rather tban decreases'its business. ththre schoo schooll in tbine afternoonthe afternoon.. Tbe eierci!>e sThe exerriam URNISHED rooms for gentlemen only. offer hatt been referred to the The Fond Machine Tool Company is t aud administer u.. Sacrament of tbe e of tbe child for the present, but when Since the above was put in type we have The l’und Machine Toul Company is to le- willwill b_*b.- helheldd iinn ththee eveningevening.. Apply 54 East Front street 3-31-tf fer has been referred to the Board of Fm afterward went to get it, she alleges that F ance, and it is believed that a will mo»_iovet eo U>Flaintield IlMinrtckl., Hew Jersey New, where Jersey,, where, with Lord's Supper. A preparatory lecture waa earned from what source a local contempo- re, and It M beltrved that a settlement will was aisaultod IJV Mary Clarke, who hit •Hry received its information, that the Pond ThereThere doe*does notnot «-emm to bbee ananyy prospectprospactss o off mfalitiucodadditional capitalcapital anendd increaseincr*«a*dd facilitifacilitir.,. it held in the church la-t evening and was »r storekeepers enjoying the street sprinkler r^OUND- ..„. over tbe head with a dub belonging to Machine Company was to locate its works in our storekeepers enjoying the street sprinkhr willwill continucontinuee iInn ththee samsamee linfinee o off busbusiwso.i largely atTOodnl. her brother John, who was then a manlier of iHainrleld. We too have received a copy of thisdsseaso sra*ni.n Ht«l>erlU-lt WoodruffW^lnif.Jr., Jr.. whwhoo di didd I —State Dairy Commissioner Newton TheThe compan companyy in the t»larges thet machin largeste ma mmachinemanufac —State Dairy ConunWIaow Newto® ba» •otice force. The child's affections, the Worcester Daily Spy. and while we lay no theie weekwork la-tla*t yeayrarr doedoes* nonott seeseemm readreadyy ye yett Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, D. D., notifieuutifledd thethe Jniggwudruggists ofo( NortherNorthernn NeNeww JerJer-- tin-tug company ttuU has ever done said, had been weaned from claim to tbe article, which we reproduce etee- l.u£ IU Im it'*'«iJu. UM. Win. W, Bakt-rof HUWde avenue Ion his LL. D., Bishop of the Protestant EpiBCOpal Win W. Baker of HOMdr svonns kwt his sey that he will strictly enforce tbe Btate law in thfc city, and its k»s in a serious her and she could not induce it to ry that he will strictly enforce the Mab low In Tact. It to a*tnnhhlng thatWi*rcewterea|d- 'nere, as being a special dispatch or even pocket-book containing pHprrn and bis cora- In fact, it is «"tonWrrnj: that Worcester cop*- Dioctw of North Carolina, will be in Plain- accompany ber. Ou two or three other pocket book containing papers and hia com iinn regar regardd to th toe adulteratiothe adulteraUimn of drugs. Hofe ians she again niade attempts to get the taxore hi showing the newspaper enterprise asks all druggists to fur wan! aunples of drugs and lihrrnlity, should dt Idly by ami see a week on a short vinit to his friend, om New York a oouple ot evenings ago. duMer of one dollar's worth of grembouse asks all dn^cxkrt* to forwnwl «uu|'l--« uf drugs ;ld, but was repeatedly repulsed and a.«ault- our contemporarv to be mort in wind than from New Y >rk a roapls of avaningB ago. and liberality, should siputt idlay by and see a •• mfin-iiK.il Hie railroad oJicials, and put an which i h.-> believe are IK* of full strength conevrn, with a rvjmtntiun second to none in Rev. J. P. Taylor, rector of the church of He informed the raihrad offSciala, and pot an planta, one clump dahlia*, or for two doOars- on another occasion. Before securing the facts. The additional information con- which thsy brltavs are wot of full strength tbs country. forth thee quantityinantity o off worworkk pro pn>- hv.tif.-ttn.iit in the Sew York papers. The wortb, one strong everbkmn' "The Heavenly Rest." advert Iwnient in the New York papers. Tha and good quality. Tbe law prohibiting the durvd,duced, whoswhoaue recorrocurdd showsIOWS carefulcareful,, ablablee au andd child on Thursday she went to a lawyer, ned in the article, taken from the Spy, will ?xt morning he received a pink envelope ami go.rf quality The law prohibiting the named MeClennan, who raid she could secure .v:tt, i next morning be mvlvxrf a pink envelope •ale of adulterated drugs was passed in 1881, practicalpractical tuanagamast, with poadbiUuas U- Mr. F. Marx has awarded the contract for comalniti*_)Dt«min|E th$ tickethet ticketend scraps and of papesrrapsr uf paper wie uf adultreated drogx was pamed in 1881. focefor__..e itit winchwhic* h wwoukl be of maarunabic vahie in iwBwession of it on a writ of habeas corpus, 'ouncl iu the pocket-hook, but no word or line ~\|~0NEY to loan on flrst mortgage. Box but has since reuiaijisd. almost a dead letter. found in thr pocket-book, hot no word or fine a handsome nsidence ou East Front street L but has since remained almust a d»wd letter. ththre developmen drvelopmrntt or t »f the Industrie of the city, byy whowhomm sent mil.. Tbe letteThrr wa letters mailed wasin Ne wmailed m New GovOov. GreeGreenn on Apri onl 1April1 approve 11d aapprovedn amend- an amend- withwith ah'hsucb immediateunniediote nrTviM-ts as to warrant near Netherwood. and buildiug operation* quietly inducing the child to go out of tbe TkfHi.- GleeUI. . riab< li.l. Concert.Concert. York. ment to the act, and the Commissioner and tithee eniplnywen eniolovwsntt of I id rtut) workmenwnrtmeD. with orders be begun at once. Mr. R. V. Saums bat ment to the act, and the CommiaMonr* and bi l«c*t to ke p tbe works tn operation She went to the Grammar acbool. No Those wh whoo attende attendedd tbe concer thst o f cuoorrttbe of thu A ran-picker was caught in tbe actcrfiratsr- bit assistants will see thnt it H enforced. Any a has <1 suntetomt to kseii the work* In operation the confnet for the building and Mr. W. N. A rac picker waa caught in the act cf enter- fan awManta will see that It la enforced. Any fur several months, tfretransferredd t o toanothe anotherr „., hut had some difficulty in finding Isabella. Rutger's;i',..r"- Glee(ilwj ClubClub ooff NeNeww BrunswicBrunswickk aatt th thee £ t''..- ji"i]^,. .][ Jam^s Frerich yeeterdar af- pcrmxiperson violatingviolating thethe provfotwpnfrtrione ooff ththee lalaww wil willl city. But ththee cocontractn ha* been cbnwd. nd Rowe will do the painting. The residence a>% Ahe had been entered br the name of Clark. MI . EE.. chunchur. hh laslastt eveningevening; enjoyeenjoyedd a arar raree m™ The lad led Constable Marsh and be liable to a penally o( 450 for the first util iif tf will coat tto.oon. 8he then brought her to Plainfield. treat•eat . ThThre pv style of this well-known cluh. and tbe offence and $100 for each subsequent offense. out ttoo WorcesteWocceaterr mpttalisterapitaluWs.. anandd alreadalreadyy tb thee Mr. aud Mrs. Downey have lived in Plain- hnppv style of this wrD-kiiown Hah. and the brought before Justice Jacques, Mr. French ljuirt. Dunelkm. H. J. Wasbin^ton Park Wiiikt Club me entertain ment was enjoyed by a large and _-....i «.-* —la^g out a complaint and conse- offense and g|uu for |ach subamjueut offrtmr. rrn-Uon•turn idof newnew >hnp-hopsB haliass licaeleewn begunle.un,, an andd field about fourteen months, and Downey is rotertair.ment was enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. The college songs , .-.justice was compelled to let the cul- -The Electric Light Company have ex before...- next.••••[1 Octobert Ji.-r.'11-.'i1 theiliv jremoval\ !-.i.i\ ii> of " ithe theinachin machin- - ;.L.••(•>• of Mr. E. J. Waring on Thurs- employed bv Mr. Van Deventer in North appreciative audience The college songs O HEST-Desfrable bouse ou Craig Plat, —The Electric Light Company have ex prit (to with a severe reprimand ami a caution PJainfield. Mrs. Downing showed th? report- wereWere particularlyparticularly if1t£>i*f^t.in again. The thief view aveuue, tor the pmpomot Ugtatwg hoaw mnmxllovn) wIMwill ran#cause buhott a• slighslightt inwrnipUottniorrupihvi consulting of a farce in one act, entitled carried a hag in which were abatbing suit and view area or. for the pur puss of HgfaUag bouses to budneaa.iusiiif«B. aasn worworkb wilwifll bbae continuecoatMoedd t inn ths- this, from former employers testifying to her good waswas encored- ThThee tenotenorr soladoo bbyy MMrMr.r G. G. W W.. by the incandescent system. One circuit of "Thirty Minuhs for Refreshments," some character nd standing as a servant. She nays WilniolWilmot waswas applaudulapplaudai loto the the echowho.. HHHe he baa a pair or rul>bf rs belonging to Mr. at. Claire. by tbr UKundrscvut syattm. One clnmlt of dty__v- untiluntil thethe neu*"w buildingbuUdiugBs araree iInn readiness rsadlinwa. thathis systemsystem hahass alssheo beebreon placeplacedd o onn Madiso Madisonn TheThe pro-exitprtv-ient conductorcoodurtoxas ooff ththee businessbvwinrs.,, MessrsMtwtrs. nusjcal selections and an operetta, entitled she i« prepared to prove that Clark has no an cxivllevitclient voicvoterf whicwhichb betraybetrayss carefucarefull 7 1 claim on the child. mining:i Iniu facfactt tbthee wholwholee cluclubb manifestmanifestss DaviDa vai *W." l*eTrtirtino^.^^*^ii, was mad** i~—by —I— eittasnsJ as a drone. It is said to give great satisfaction to trouble upon the beads of at feast two persons tenoruior oolo.solo, "ThThee Owl,Owl,"" wawass ssoo thoroughlthoroughlyy en en-- due, ami steadily increasiiig tieir field Plains, gave a lunch party at Hotel Nether- mark of reterm for his aarvlcm ththee nwtdrotsresidents therethere,, anandd tbthee compancompanyy wilwilll S Miadin bogg utu*ww defWrUoeudsfwrtsoeuU.W TheTheyy havhavee d«-iJ*l*eiJ- besides herself. John Clarke stood by the joyedived thatthat hehe wawaes againagain calcalle leid out,out, andand goingoingg j.ltitv them ail over the city, providing, of wood [his afternoon, and their guests were: cell door and tried to soothe the little one who to the piano imitated the efforts of a priraa TheThe freefree postalportal deliverdeliveryy systesystemm wilwilll ggoo intIntoo place them all over the city, providing, of •pun the change with grraU reluctance, donna witb sucb effect that the audience was effect i.in the township of EasPalt Orang Dn>r-e on thr.1e |L course, they are preferred to the arc lights. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hyde, Hr. Vermilye of stood so lovingly an near to biin as she could • kuna wvli such effect that the audienre was counv, they are preferred to the arc lights. but the mdnceowni* were such that thsy gel. "I want my papa,7' sbe said, and her keptkept inin roarroams ooff laughterlaughter. HHae wa waaa agai againn nrs t of next month, when the present Grof* The new engine which was recently put hi at couldcould nonott welweUl decidedeckle. aiUs-cwu*.,~ when they Sew York, banker; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L ANTED-YomgKirJ for Uefat bous>- The new sogin* » hkrh was recently pul tn mf found it impossible to secure the necessary large VYLS filled with tear*, and when Clarke calledcalled u|»nujfon anandd thithi*s timtimee igavnavee aann accurataccuratee end and Brick Church port offices will be found it impomible to ascurv the m or wary Dennis of Newark, Mr. BanleJ Dennis of work. CaU at82 East 4th street. 11-8 ththee cvwnpaayVcompany's worksn'orks iiss iInn readingsread loros,, anandd tb thee aalditfamaladditional fauUUimfacilities Iniii Utthae citcityy »where here th thee com com-- looked up there waa seen to be a Rtriking imitation•itetion ofof ththee cc- ;: •-orated nrated cornetistconwttat,. LevyLevy.. abolished. The township will be allowed four W dynamo will be started up next week. This panjanry hashas madmadee itits* reputation,reputation, anandd inui ththee Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Dennis of -—-nblauce between the twe "™- ""— Thei* completecomplete cvm-orootroll whicwbfc*h MrMr.. BragdoBrmgdonn ha hass dyuamo will be started up next week. Tho itevdopnient of which rt, has been an impor- 'ark, Miss Mary C. Home of Scotch Plains, "" airi -Thi. I of hisbis voice,voice, auandd ththee comparativelcomparativelyy easeasyy anandd Willwill bebe nanused I foforr ththee incandescenincamWentt systesystemm onlyonly.. devafepumil of whkk n baa basn an tmpnr- isterly manner in which he nses it to Vine-Cbkiicellor Van Fleet yesterday morn- - n nt factor. Mbn May L. Ackerman of Plalnfltld, Mr. and iof tbiBlni. masterly manner in which tw nans it to ng Issued an order directing Receiver Wil- kludge Ulrfc* r«ceive4 a letter from Qen. brut silva"! - was Uw subject of much com —Judge Ulrich received a Uttar from Gen. Mrs. Jas. E. Bell of New York and Frederick ittle one, I am willing to give the rest of it mem.3nt. T.ftT ..j •••jin.vrt<.-uounsell foforr iAwrencLawrencee PaolPaoill 'or her sake. She is my child and I have pro- to receive the f l(fO,nOH compromise offered by Judge Thaycr, wbo has been Interested in Adams of Orange. pices oi Mr. W. R. Codinatonn Bunday a with board In a inin ththee actio actionn recentl recentlyy brought broughtagainst him against him tbshe W»uarewelfare ofof the*the PonPotxld MachinMachinee TooTooll Com Crete- vided for her since her birth. For four years " ld diectors. This Is to settle a suit now for violating the (dry ordinance by setting *v>X I have had sole charge of her and have •very particular. Tbe receipt* will benefit g. n which tbe depositors sued tbe old lor viotettmt the city ordinance by wBiUg nanypany fromfrom ititsorguniaatmo,s organist some ux years done my beat, to make her lite comfortable. directors for the misplacement of the funds bard cider on Sunday, stating that a writ of ago, said yesteniay • Rev. Mr. Finkn, recently a naxtor of a be building fund of the new Sunday School ago, mid y eaten lay when s-lol about Uw Sbe is not responsible for tbe unfortunate of the bank, which le.1 to its failure. hardcentonr cideri haou dSunday, bm granted stating, «nthatd tha ewrit on eof •oom. esus*causes fofurr tliI ebe remrentovai:. . "When Luciuschurc h in Denver. Colorado, accompanied circumstances attending her birth. I know cvrurewnwould be Uke n hadto th e Suprembeen e granted,Court, wher e and ths oasc W. Pood failed, some ten or twelve years The proprietor* of tbe «tx beer garrl •* IIK un "W r,n.l failed, -ntne ten or twelve yaareb y his wife, will to-morrow be the guests of that thi* woman was married to Alexander wouldthe validit he takeny of tbtoe the ordinanc Supremee wil Court,l be tested wherr. ago, the shop and machinery were heavily Awar4lag th,- lammrt. Jersey City Height! waited upon tbe Police ago,encumbered the shop. andJosep marliineryh P. Hale, thweree millionair heavilye Rev. W. H Honeyman. Hn Finks i* OrifHn in Ireland, but after they came to this theBe validity-.i i.l be woul of thed serv ordinancee a copy owillf tb bee wri tested.t on eocuxubsrvdT Jreeph P Halo, the mUlKualre country and I had met her, she followed and Isaac Colthar is tbe mcceatfol bidder to ComrnMrnnens yemerdaj aftemooiL and en- piano manufacturer of New York, formerly editrew of the Hew York Home Mission deavored to mduce them to rescind u» order* tbe City Treasurer and file hi. reason* with puno manufacturer of New York, firmed* -• — continually. Her husband was vhom wa^ awarded the contract for erecting He mid be would serve a copy of the wnt on of this city, and an uncle of David W. Fond, prohibiting mane in tbe garden- on Bundsya. and «ms>. Applj at 5 of this city, and an ancle or David W. Punwl over from kwt Naturrlay wNk the -t-wimg **>ai hr should have hb own ume bom;she never had any children of which make himseU graeraDv ii*ful. Apply obtained Paoli would pkwl guilty to the debt, and that be should have Mr. A- Vanderbeek. of Flaii any protnu that might be presented at tbrir W to pay the debt, and that he should haveCrescen 1 t avenue church on the "Home Mis- Griffin was the father. The other three urxlerstaiklmg that should the writ not he to FVmiog ft Angbri. M ^i,rttk amaaa. __, assistance In the conduct of tbe ard, of Rahway: Mr. J. A. Hicks, of Summit: regular meeting On Wednesday. obtainedcharge, unde r Faohadvite at-cmld his counsel phmd. Paot gndtvi to then* cvmary amtetanoe In U»e remducl of tlw sions of tbe West-" She pomes** consider- children died and this is tbe only one buwne-a. Mr. Pond associated with himself - " ^ie. of Sew Provitaioe, and charge,ahva.lv ha s undera similar casadvisee brfor e thofe Supremuw cootwel.e Paoli buslnma Mr. Pond amx-Utrel with hfmarir jiving This • woman's hasband died Mr. Albert C. StebbiQa, and by careful and .able ability and her address [attracted much Mr. J. Nolto. of Elinbeth. met at the offke German lewd- alreadyCourt. ha. • UuUlar case before ths Supreme Mr.judiciou Aibarts managemen C. SiebblriR.t succeedeand bvd carefulin pavin andg in IK*), and I lived with her until April :i. 1S8S and then left ber taking tbe child with of City Surveyor F. A. Dunham •enterday Court, off »0,000 of th* incurabranoe, besides ex- \ aftemooD and .>i*n^d tbe bids, whk-n were a* mitted suTctua la* night by •booting. He 1 am -urn- that 1 did not met to ft her / LOSIMi OUT PALE OF —A—A rev-nerreporter fromfrom ouourr NortNorthh arenaavmuss concon-- " •OOM *5U.«W iu permanent improve- follows: Fiuton Hibbits #*79, Joseph Siltoov Stein, of the Greenbrook road, was to regain tbe poasesstoa of the little temporary, fallowing the directions given in •T4U. Charles Schaffer «HU, and lmmc Col- temporary, following the directions given in bora on the mountain near Somerset street, girl, uutl should havetoabtde by t the Tai NEWS a week ago visited the office of thar

  • vos ago Use, n borelero sign byof thare- I brought from Jnctson prison ENGINEER s«l at an B-ITSJKB ol -i i«r cent, for tbe day. Mr«Mrs. L*vk*k’aUrrfoki h.wyer*kwyen midsaid thatthat llr*Mm . Ix*vickLevick truoia two year* ago. no sign of re- aocmidics. was brought f*-«m Jarkannprtana A greatgreat manymany firm*firms inin ChicagoChicago uasnse ooka,coke, ENGINEER it-sled fSJ.OiW in Ljiwtim'.i phosphate ment on tb" {art of the crown tr-wanl a |w ation of her miii^ary activity in that Wl tilfl story of the crime, ni^ JvpjM-Aranoe jid will be put to much inconvenienoa lor AMD PRACTICAL BTBA1I 1 E3MMJ In Iatwv.n's ph mphata n-iliation with the vdUi-an, and an ani on of her military activity In that to tell his story1 of r*ie crime.1 Hi« upp^rsnoe and will b« put to much inoonvssuanoe for sclienio. HI ill lhat aba took too Simyteu Duy. coDciliatioo with the vsUiait. and on ani- inn is apparent, and the operations are fl ronjpleir ^^irf ii'isi* f" Pti^^'f-v. who im- lack of it. Not a carload has been sold ben arhraie-. himI lhat die took the Sjmytmi Duy- tegion is apparent, oiu! the operations are wn* a crenpleJe wirpria* to Pa 'ey who im- lack of It Not a oar load has been sold here mated iliirwinn ensut-*; Si;nor Crispi. ifin.il to the sections skirting Afghanistan. provedprovtil IV'the opfiurluikityopjiOTtunity loto gogo IJto'oueiato'one ofof hihi*« for more than a n>ek. The effect will b* red. Onuifliv-ii the norther to iIk- nsectioos frontie skirtingr of Persi Afghanistan.a the great- most s^^Iul and protracted contorti p-rs-mspersona who religious j-acc with Italy.sly. IndeeLIndeed, behe Mid.said. .enare engagisl in oxtondlng branches of jury founl him guilty, and1 Jurlxe Hooker tateforit.l WhereWhere tightUght casting*castings areare mods,made, railway from Merv and Karachaka, In mtenced him U> Xfn yc-am imprisonment and in most of tbe factories in. {Jtucago wbare omca applh-lpp for l-etnl. When Mrs. Ho-terPorter rangg thy o|B-rnti»ns of the view*] nuiway from Herr and Karmchaka, Id ten years' Imprisonment j and inn •t of the factor tea in Chicago where Toorkeetan. toward Meshed, Persia, and they now use coke, an effort might be made the 1A>U ult Urntlia frontfrout door!K'd fnct. it w10BS JJOHRSOM . 1 Russian troops are being mnw.-l, and col- Jaj -. liri-.-n S|>..l krt* clwsd Orm and *4®4*o BROKE UP Ti^E MEETirIG. latelaterr iain th*the dayday thethe fastfast PacificPacific cattlecattle traintrain andil Mr«.Mrs. I'urt.TBorHr wwen tilt totu -n-see aiVtlnTauotlr ™ buddingbuilding BROKE UP THE MEETING. lisionRumiaus wit truop*h the Afghansare being, whic nsswl.h wil andl be col-tbe ran into the gix-wbeeled trucks of one of ths algber. SpcX HHk-B Q{ NU. 3 mixed at JBc; un- tht' proporty. M:n. PorV'r did not return. lisions with tbs Afghans, which will be tb* rau into tire six- whet ted trucks of one of th* f Haw YOKK, Jim graded HJJI."1. «>mfiiH*4«" «mn»r niixnJ, .7c: the property ^Ir*. Pb»v 'Dd not rvturu. Tbe Mayor of a l>xn. Vnwa Vtutor Ar- al for a general forward movement, may wreckewreckedd steepensleepers andand frightenedfrightened tweoty-flvetwenty-five H*w YORE, j aa* IL-Bverr Moor the body So. * ral«-d. Jimr.-true bid; *>.. July, wis-it vioU .am- l««-k about 4 • I’.-hak. There gnaltpect<« far ad generalany day forward. movomrot. may men out ofof th*lrtheir wita.wits, whitewhile thethe engineerengineer ansadd | ofof littlelittle IonaLena Z—nZorn waswas fowlfound ouon tb*the marsh waiss aa b»avyheavy diowhrashort* a Lit*-litth- tef..rebef- plaint of Ju 1 r.I "\V. H. B,n,ker, a k-ail:u ' As rrid'ccv that Honda's preparations for eattie train to take care of itself. on the belief that the child woe murdered. Best Quality Cool. •teady Ht miubanawt i>rt*B. Spot loUiuliMai mnnl.rvdifinUnU ymterdaj> BsWrAnf thatthat U-vlckLevii-k and'aami a lady, ludy . plalnt of Jul-e W ll. R-.k-v. A lex.l-.u4fc 1 activeactive campaigncampaign onon thethe PersianPersian andand Af-Af- aatti* train to take core of itself ThisThis morningmorning llit publishespublishes additionaladditional evidencei But Quality Coal Profcibltlontat.Prohibitioni*t. Ik,Han, Hymn Kymn fullaghnn,C'lIIajlliun, mayorninynr i frontiers are nearly, if not altogether, steady an 1 ondiugad. Sl»l * safes H bothjth wKvi^ t :hr.*ui,'tithrimgh aminntt muvnauigeoiivi-rsiug ezriledly,en.-it«lly, ghan froc tiers ore nearly, if not altogether, pointingpointing toto tb#the factfact thatthat thethe childchild waawas foully foully ofof thisthis Hiy:city: PhilPhil Bimriit-ia.rv'iTid:in, chiefchief «»fof police;poliiw; plete, it ia observed that dark hints of The Bedyk* Kvlella®*. dealt with, and offers a reward of *SO0 tor .« -touou for w/ine Um.. and got on mi Di'gUiT, px-Alderman Lockwood, piete, it is olasrved that dork hint* of DUBLIN, June 11.—Evictions at Bodyto different.fffraiit cara it the «:15 p. m. truin forr New Sew AU.nuan Uyu-r. ex-AMennsn L*«ckw.»o"+*:• wMen.*o-l*m. UH*lU:«H<*1<*: nor. Hi- led m« to a lawn where there were onimant lot wa* acureL During the m— t- south than anyly mapmap ofof th*tbe preeaotprssaot dadayy Frrih and Hyoamoro street*. Sl'UAUsLiiAi: lb>M iw dulldull Andand whangeduchanged. Meta.-Hellue 1! laI He led nw to a lawn where there wen- Ingg aa larv"large |>avtyparty ofof Anti-PmlnbittontataAntt-PruhlbitiooJiiti locates tliwn. good jsmanrt ami firm, cut loaf and crtwb.^1 -uit tmtree#« growing,growing, notnot farfar fromf rum thethe villa,villa. locate* thorn. The F. 1 fuM d-manl sod firm eul loaf aud cru«b-d. gatliered.. ithered andand rotL-ilrotu-n n~s«! tbsthe gjwwker*,d|«-akirs, andJinil Mr. Gladstone Is perhaps more fully O. SuccemoV to ik'twW.8ou|h.«Fr^t9t. South, 68 Front St LILLH^ pli-afently as we waJIced, and poiutiug r talking pleasantly aa we walked, and pointing Mr Gladstoo* /7A[.c, June 11.—The Penseyros mur' O.near Peace street, Platnneld.. . N. J. Oflloa • I-Mr cvt-« Sfe&A lUte: povdcroi »«63 ut tbe boAUtifu] view of the Uoduon and lirvikebroke upup tb*tbe ru—ti-iKmwting. MayorMayor OsllaghsnCal!n;;lmn. aroused to a ssnss of the danger* attending aear Free* street. Plalofleid. 15-lte.. roofoc «»*-»» A. »ll-llt; cefT** A arousnd to a ssnss dar trial dragged wearily through another hours: to 9 a. m.. 1 to i sod 7 to BWTT QUALITY OF ■ iffett■ off A. Sl-lSc.; erami hi PnliHft"U»i. Then, without warulojg, he dvnied tlie Jun*dt<-t:ou of the .-..urt wle-n of the Afghan qoaati~ der trial dragged wearily through another off A. • I-Mo ; inu.i ant phase of the Afghan notation day with but few fresh incidents to relieve uLfli-rkrc'uA^Hi Id A. ""wo : white sltra U. c?d me down and atteoipted to assault brought>ught beforebefore thetlw I.'nlu-IUnitol KtateeStatw cotnmiwcomnit- glish statesmen, and tt a day with but few fresh incidents to relieve A. 6»*a: knocknl nm down and au*a*i*»l to i sioner. ■ other English statesman, and I* con tbe mo&otony. Tbe endeavor to show that tbe JCi Or Oriffen Is prepared to treat all nerv- ■ i»a« im Hu choked ma, and I finallyally sbrogglt slooer. lot now bebe doubteddoubted thatthat hishis politicalpolitical detour.detonr. th* monotony. Tb# stale*to* to show that Um ous affections, uterine ©otnplaint, skin ittearae. LEHIGHLEHIGHCOAL, COAL, MTMe. ilavit« embrace three counts, ran- Involving the abandonment of his wall or- prisonerprisoner waswas Uiwna insane priceprior toto th*the crimecrime hashas soso I liad ! ^•rad his fat The aflVIavlts embrace three counts, con- Involving the atandonment of hie w«L^eech . TheThe defeodai><' defendants ««-^r-L . rf- out obstruction to the crimes bill, was made have strong rebuttal evidence in reserve, rrtt. Ljtd? attendant for tbe ladlea. FresFreshh fromfrom thethe Mine*.Mines. Isnsrdd onOD theirtbeir ownown recogniserecognizance 1 ire. KeelingKeeling tor the purpose of hastening the inevitable thertheree Mis littlelittle doubtdoubt thatthat thetbe juryJury willwill findfind a» Second street, comer of Washington st open my mouth to> spunkspeak bobe talkedtalked loudlyloudly verdict in accordance therewith, U a verdict aboutabout thethe riUavilla iuAan dthe tb beautifule beautifu lprefect. prospec t run* high,high, andand thethe broochbreech betwx.iibetHeen thethe FroPn>-- ofof thatthat measuremeasure inIn orderorder thatth»t tbth*e verdict in accordance therewith, if a verdict 1 ACUON k (TOD1NGTON.D1NGTON. FinalljAnally 11 determined determined toto get ge thome home and and gut ge t ooan biLitiooisteaialbibitionisUand Anu-ProhlUUoalst*Anti-Probibitionitftii legraatlyia^ruutly AfghanAfghan mattermatter mightmight reo*;v#receive thetbe earlyearl/ par-par- *’ Counsellors at law. CommtealoDcrs of DixnrDmiJil., N . TT. ., Jut*Juue ll.-AtII.—At Urnthe JuneJune eirrtr-- dry clothing and tell my husband abuui w1deo.1Lwidened. liamentary attention Ita Increasingly impera- cuit, now in aaaitm in thin town. Justice H dry d. thing ruvl tell my husband about it ttamentary attention Ita increoalngly impera- 5S£. cnlL now la wl<«i in this town. Justice H t«lk- •! to me ou the train and Untl to tivt importance demands. Great Tire at flr.esp.lst. Boordman Sunith presiding, a verdict has juit He talk-1 to me on the train and tr-.-d to get He Will be Tried at Oaea. ~ tive importance demon.la Boonlman Sruth presiding, a verdict has Jn« to go into another ear, but I would Meanwhilelile thetbe relations between Turkey irr. L.L L.L, JuneJnne IL—At1L—At 1J1M0 - H SMITH. AHCFITECT. TAB torabo*® reachedreaohni inin aH suit -II it forfor exemplary examplai-y d.tm'".>uul * end listen to him." at Havana haa Tvport#d to the state and Ruwl*a harehave changedchanged forfor th*the wore*, wars*, andand o'clock this morning a furious Are broke out ww. remarkable for !h» gravity of I ho of- ii Farter'* neck showed the iu*rk* of tbe graeral el Hevana haa reports I to the slat* fln SJWO empires an drifting farther apart D HAvemeyer's sugar refinery, situated on funse charged, the hiflh standing of the par- departmentdepartment thatthat Ruble,Publa, thethe AmericanAmerican ntisencltizi-n •m two empires are drifting farther apart Commercial, near Box street. Devoe's oil A. D. Cook and and Bra. Br». f#tt*e charged, the huh .tai ling of tV jar- I'I fingers aad ot tbe finger nail*. Hr each day. Tbe recent alliances of the latcer Commercial, near Box street Devon's oil J-GtAlO A. MARSH ties MViiilly. and nthor Bensational fpaturpa. i*4 flngor* and of the flngef noil* imprisoned at that place, will be tried in the recant alliances of the latter ,;bt the flames, and in a very brief [_j Counsellor at Law. Supreme Court Com- ti«« *onaIlv. and other sensational feature*. Poitdr. on bis w(fr-» arrival In Brooklyn, imprtaooed nt that ptai-o, win be tried In the witb certein Ruropean and Asiatic powers works caught ths flams*, and lu a very briaf Vmissioner CouneHlor. Solicito at law.r an dRuprea* Master i nCtoarf Chancery Oots-, The ai'tiiui* ira< lirought by Mlai Jennie M. Porter, on bb wlf*-* arrival In Brooklyn, superior court during the present month, the with certain European and Astatic power* time a tremendous iHnmioation painted the tr Uaiuncr. hotidu.r and Master In Chancery, Th# action wa« In-ought by Miss Jrnnlr \L went to ponW upa lu,uan*rB, aud was atfrB ' superior L court during the preeont month. tb<* left Rua&iH practically isolated, and the time a tremendous illumination pointed th* Notary Public Office comer Front and Som- MUDK.in, n yomig lady reaiiiing in Franklin, 'em to p>H.s. lion l.junru-n. M»J WAaadTlkad trial" ' beingbeing harteimliukSWined onon accountaccount ofof thethe intcr-inter- Knorin practically Isolated, and th* sky Three alarms were sent out by tbe flra Notary Public. ORoe corner Front and V- Mun* .n, a young lady re**Un£ in Franklin, jiipip t.i EtBB*l.iid(,'f jKili.-e »Uitioij with M: probabilityprobability thatthat th*the ernr’scxar's governmentgovernment willwill fty Three alarms were sent out by the Are andand lt*+in?ln>;bdonglag tou> aa highlyhighly rv*|w--table n.«|>i.-.tMlilf family,(nniily , > g" t-* iThm-l-i olg-- |»*lk”e ra.lfojj wtfb Mn find itself confronted with the necessity of department,•lit. andand a largelarge nnumbe am herr ofof engine*engine* N"' •Kaiii^t Thoiiuw L. Rpiihrnn. n w.-althy citi- End itself confronted with the aeooitj of B. CHAS. R. THEIRS, DENTIST. aguind Tbotnaa L Denham, a w..althy rtti- 1 settling tht? Hulgarian Question simultane- hastened to the scene. Tbe damage is certain \j b»W Afghanistan and Persia Is growing lute Barkalew & Dunn, by tin BNSjiuit imdar aggravatwl circum- «t the | mile IVtecti ve Clapp absolute certainty. During tbe last Admitted ta Ball. by an a>Mult under a;pi»vital drrura- cut to the Levi&E villa. Tlie two brotl Glyun refuw^s to suliinit to the judgment o! almost absolute certainty. During tb" last r n < stances The atvuutt oucurr^d iu a Ns» to the Is'vjrk villa. Tlie mths Turkey has been very active in uno 11.—Mrs. W. T. Qulnn, etouev* TV a»..uli uucurml In a Nan '«re alona in the house. Walter hud superiors, the pope's intervention in his few months Turkey baa been vary active in Bkooeltk. Jane 11—Mr*. W. T (Julan, YorkTork hotel,Iioi4-1, andnuct thethe plaintiff plaintiff all-gvdallpged j-nnaperma- alone in the h.>use Walt.*- had ar- bu ra|*nora, tha popes Intorveotion in t stirring tbe Bulgarian regency Into another who attempted to commit suicide on Thurs- d* _ covnar gy - ea^2iffano' nightraS MMUoa nent injury in the iucwmful defense of he: rivedtired fninfrom NewHow YorkYork citycity iuiu thethe evening,even > liai had it* effect, for MoGlynn ia now stirring tbs Bulgarian regency Into another who attainptel to commit sulckl* on Thurs- neut injury in th# am Di—fnl l«l the puli.-* afterward that he dkl ipletely isolated. attempt to enthrone a prince, and the porta's wood, «as charged with attempted sui.-iiie in know what had happened when Detective completely taulatad. iction in sending out circulars to tbe powers Tni- dpfc-no- made a general denial of the know what had happened wheu I>vb* Uve action in rending oat circulars to tha powers wood,tbe Firs wast Distric chargedt Polic withe attemptedCourt of Brooklynrai -ids in, Ctapp tang tbe door beil. (Jeoi^e had taki requeeting them to suggest a prince whiwe alleged tuvault, nnd endeovor*) to iniprach Cbipp rang the door bell. George hail token requesting them to suggest a prince "boa Che Firm D-strictHer husbanPoUca dCourt was ofprevent Brooklyn,, and | U HOBTU ITBn FLAIH FTILA off bis ™,t, mid when the bell rung he said administration Of the government of Bul- ytoterday. Her husband was pnwvnt. and I / V8CAH S. TEALS. to*. chiiKtUy uf t!i" plrtintiff and e&tabll^h & off hu o*.t. and when the 1-41 rang he msd VXKNA, June 11.—4 strong anti-Hemitlc istratioa of tb» go»»rnsaoi of BuL Frederick McEing, gave fl.OOO UiOArehltect rohltect,, #S7S4I i Brosdwar (road way., NewNew YorkYork cUr.oity, i- plaintiff and rata Midi to Walter, uiwrding to Waiter's Htory: Vix-ta. June 11.—A Hreng antl-BcmiUc garia would be acceptable to them, well "ooms — and 23. Importers and Traders* Bank lu-wrdlng to Walter's story: Tunvement in gaining ground in Hungary, woukl be acceptable to them, well herbond cousin.s for heFrederickr appearanc Mee King, next gaveweek . fl.OUOHer rooq»S«d A a.o> ram of IJaekmatl ngsmst bar The testimony "Walt, go to the door while I get my co niovenirnt ta gaining ground in Hungary, knowinging thatthat littletittle oror nono attentionattention wouklwould bebe bonds for her appearance next week. Hat introducedintrodui-etl •.H >uI th*-w»the>*» point#(niinti erenvlaeemeit ofof aa tovn^n ’itsa “" alt, , r while I get n anilnnd thethe atu-utioii attention ofof thetbe govummant government 11is caJU-dcjill.-d mindmind weewas unsettledunsettled byby herber father'sfather's deathdeath a• andand hears.)henntiy clinrneter.clsunu-UM". ThaThe juryjary IWnelliBteni.-i1 tiUil a.*• iuit* spread.spread. A tareiflrtarrific OghtQght growinggrowing outout oftit request, was taken with a vi-w of Won/' tliis state of feeliBg occurred at Nentra y«- sfcowiugstowing toto thethe regencyregency thetile necessitynecessity forfor in-in- *•" day. ago tbe argument* of a briUlant army of CHin—1, Walter went to the door and tbe detoctl- this state of feellltg Occurred at Nentra yes- dependent action on thair part As was ex- w and, aftei- a bhel Hiarse by the judjp*, re Waller i L-rday.U.-rday, inin whichwhich eightright per-wmspersons werewere killedkilted depsudrat action on their park Aa was *x- Ir.lnj'i Jury Dnabla tn Agrer. VOEHL'S ■ml. a **rlei .-large by the JiaU-. re enterod and searched the bouse, but Ueorge and thirty woundeal. pretrdpected byby Turkey,Turkey, thethe regencyregency havehave anan-- Irvtsf. J ary Unable ta Agrea VOEHL'S Ss*M3SMrV5FnSR turned into court with a rani let for plaintiff aisl thirty woumlal. nounced that if the powers do not Immedi- FRUHOLD, N. J., June 1L—William Q-, of .-"i '.• • • damages. hailhail eec.ip.-lescap<-l fromfrom na tackback doordoor amtand jumpedjumped Duunoed that if the power* do not immedi- Kuihold. N. J., June IL—william G. of $.1,000 damage*. from tlit- bulcuny at the risk of hi *ly nominate a prince they will ask tb« Irving, of No. 73 Broadway, New York, was from tlie balcony nt the nM of hi* neck ately nominate a prince they will aak the Irving,brough tof n pNo befor 73e Broadway. Judge Wallin Newg anYork,d a jurwasy QUEEN BREAD Tbe houM- stands on the brink sobranjeibrnnje toto electelect on-one of of thalFowntheifown eholo*.choice, anamid brought up before Judge Walling and a Jury QUEEN BREAD ADNPff HOTEL, THE UNDERGRADUATES The Loum -Lands on the brtuk of the hill, LHLBBTOS. a C, June II.—The hvat THE UNDERGRADUATES andul fromfrmii thetho balconyIwli'ony lw*he couldcould aluuatalmost jumpjump TurkeyTurkey nownow rcgareUregards b.-raolfherself sufTIcieotlysufficiently InID-- inin tb#the casecase againstagainst himhim forfor attemptingattempting toto Should V tried. Aak Tour Orocor for IL ycwtanlayduy waswas intenoi,intenue, thetbe tbenuotneOrtberniometvr dependent of Rustia to insist npon her recog- brib* Police Justice Morris, of Long Branch, Should be tried. Ask Tour Grocer [or it. At DUIiIbmu Callao* ladal»# ta Ear#*#** onl thetie roofroof ofof aa paoungpassing traintrain fiftyfifty feetf«>t Wgw.beluw. iii (IT at 3 o'clock. CbarleH be hit dependent of Ru>eii% to insist upon her reoog- bribe Police Justice Morris, of Long Branch. Hoe wn*WM s—>nseen ntterwaniafterward byby Policemanfullcewau RRoe —d 1 n-a.-blngS wl at J o’clock. Charles lA-hles. niuounition asas thetho rightfulrightful ruk.rrul-r ofof Bulgaria.Bulgaria. Inin thethe interestinterest ofof JohnJohn Daly,Daly, whowho atat thethe timetime And also try hM umquated J. B. MiEer & Br»- Wklch Thej Will Repent. t Kingsbridgo on the train whicL stopa Dispatch** received to-day stata that 10,000 waswas chargedcharged beforebefore JusJustic lirae MorrisMorris withwith viovio-- Ainl also try his unequaled SLK:,, Pa., Jnne 11.—President at Klngsliridge on the train which -tops , mid died in three hours frum tbe Dispatches receiv^J tv-day state lhat IU.UU0 lating the gambling laws. The jury tiia- l’*Ri.tsi.x. Pa . June 11 — President Mc- there ut 10:25 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Portei ussiau troops have been advanced to within Cauley, of Dickinson mUfip, gate bia noual therv at lUtll p. m. Mr. and Mr. Porter Kure-.su troops hav* bera arivanoed to within latingagreed , tiwand thgamblinge case wil lawsl be brough The tJury up agai di»n f DL^ ■ then at the police btation, aliout li> six Boknuraa farxtangs (about twenty-five New England Bread were th. n at the police .LU.m about 100 tix Bohh .ran farsUngs (about twraty-ttv* agreed,Tuesday and tv. cuss will V brought up again mvptinn to the minor da* Thurelay erra- yards from tbe railroad station. The police New England Bread tic A crow i of undorgraduatraidergraduafe-s iruwled|irrrt yard* from the railroo.1 atniioa The jwlicw Nond*e ofof tVthe latterlitter Isla genuinegenuine exceptexoept bearingbearini knew Li'vick well and talked with him occupiedoccupied Mark,Kark, aboutabout fourfour farstang*farstangs distantdistant -lelabeL Also a variety ot cake made of the around the nuuial»n for *<*verat hour*, p-op- Lu.iiaiX.UtKDOX, JuneJuin- 11—II — AA fainlnefHiniue isis Imminentimminent from Herat. A fiaeeessfol Ripe rime. uibel. Also a variety of oak* mod* of r - m*j5 in at windows.lows, exploringexploring ououtbuilding*,t in tin.' city i»r Md.--b.ii ajid througbd ar»i throughout Rau,Bin. l'ennPwin, ., JuneJune 11.-TV11.—The us.use of nat- fl patronare of our fries andand evene gettinganto tha cellar in an attempt « hnle proving of KhomsanKb. •riissmi. Tb.-The RuenaRussian s rklns; the Hnd.nn Blvar Towns. ural gas for balloon ascensions was tented -__ supper. This _,. U 'wanted." The Kingsbridgu police believi IV ork lag Ihe nndsaa River Tew as. oral gas for balloon 1 J YOKHL. N> Meal the rapper. Thta attempt the :ITB trj-inn to) jiivveut Ibn peoplo from emi- here by Professor Meyers, of Mohawk, H. Y. •M.A. YOBHL i of the janitors frustrated. The that Levick came to his mother's houst- ii ml th- people freon en BUHOH, June 11.—It is dear that a here by Prof seen r Meyors, of Mohawk, N. Y. rigtlano* of the janitor* frustrated. The Lerick came to hi* mother* house Ncw at-HOB. June 11— Il Is clear that a Scit-ntesta argued that natural gas was too inirunir* then cut off the gas, but tbe presi- his t-jty, luit they have not yet found him. »-o*puui u-rritoriaa gangI off Uiisveathieves areare working working theirtheir wayway op op thethe 80-ntesta argued that natural gas was too intruder# then cut off the gi> but the pr city, but they have not t*C found him heavy, having no lifting power. Mr. Meyers, dent was pivvid.-d with lamps, and ready for W, H. Levick accompunied the offlceru tt Hudson._ j . PeekskiilPaekakill waswas visitedvlaited onon TuesdayTuesday heavy, haring no lifting power. Mr. Meyers, dent a-aa provided with lamp* ami ready H. Lovlck acoompanlwl the officer, t contrary to expectations, made a sucoessfnl JNBCRANCE.INSURANCE. tbe emergency. They next gathered he station house and stated tnat he was night. Highland Falls on Wednesday night, contrary to expectations, mad* a sucornsfuJ the emergency. They next gathered Lo.xdox.LONIHIN, JuneJuiu- IL—It11.—It t-in -tatedslalad thatthat Mr. night. Highland Falla on Wednesday night, at, and after gaining a height of nearly under th.- windows, singing and hooting bockiHl to hear of the charge against bis and Thursday night they worked six miles aerant. and after gaining a bright of nearly mater the windows. ringing and hooting *bo.*kisl I - of tha charge ngainat his UboUUMiSGladstone mirwU.intends, aftertificr lietlie crimecriinee billbill h»hris and Tburwlay night they worked six milra a miles landed safely about twenty mile* must disrw[»y-i/ully A number of them T\>thpr. He said tbjlt two yt&r** o£o hil further up toto Cornwall.Cornwall. TheThe burglariesburglaries araree thro* mile* landed safely about twenty mi V Bioat diaree|a«tfuUj A uuniber of brother. He «ud that beenbeen readread forFor thethe thirelthird time,time, tvto raiseraise th*tlx-- south of Ens. Tbe gaa acted batter than IsaacIsaac Brokaw,Brokaw, QOOTI FBUR MOO. then broke into bis lecture room, which ad- irotlier was sunKtruck, and that he had Lme Icinli and it is evident *^**^ south of Eria TV gaa acted better than then troke into bta lecture room, whiol brotlier wn. Buiutlruok. and that he ha.1 i wholewhole qu«*t#>nquaftfon ofof thethe guvernmenffsgovemniemV* Irisliii.... all of the same kind, and it is awdvnt that joini the dining room. Between tuue keenbeen rightright Inin thethe headhead »ln—*.since, butbut thatthai he t oneone ganggang iais doingdoing thatbe work. AtAt HighlandHighland Falb on Wednesday the Davidson hou*>, the is a strong door. With heavy Unpin never I*-fore done anything to mdti-aIndia the l«*‘«7poUcy . Kalb on Wednesday the Davidson hoove, the REAL ESTATEESTATE they battered the door, and one of the balls raint, oi . •• Jl.l have been p llv*. BersrBerardd cottage,cottage, andand th*the bouaehouse ofof M.M. FarreUFarrell they battered the dour, and owe of the Vila were visited. Little booty was taken. At SCRAHTOH, Pa,, Jane ll.-There hare bean and FruitFruitss ofof allall kinds.kinds. *wa»s hurledhurled withwith suchsuch fuCure*n aa to n asylum. Jscxaox.JACKSOS, Teuu..Teun., Junell.-CopLJune 11.—Capt. WIIlUiuUU» Ware viaiteal. Little booty was taknv At 3 further demonstrations at the Grassy throug■ h tlie panels aud aero* ■ Murcliison. the faster, is till living, n Cornwall the residence* of James Cox and through the panel* and aerrea the next r Murchison, the fa»bw, ta till liviug, not with CornwallNichols* Chatflelthe nwtdancad ware visitedof Jamas. Cox and - mine at PeckviUe. Tan of tbe em- wherwheree thethe |.r-*viiprwddenf in>B daughterdaughi and w*vend standing it isia eightyeighty-a ao.ena von daysdays sincesince he bos Nicholas CbatOekl ware visited. have been sworn in aa deputy sheriff* FireFir Insurance^Insurance gotsts were sitting. They m KlEL P*m>.PASO, Tex..Tex., JuneJune II.—The11— Tbe bug* swallowed food or drink. go«ata were cittuig. They narrowly «*~ grant mu.io by the Mexican g Ili-i>ult or a Fnutlnal Jok.. and aarmer d withI. shotguaashotguns. ItIt tais reported to E DL'ER 3TUBBTXNORTTANOETHH PLAJPLAJHFTB1 D beinbringg hit.hit. OtherOther tenpintenpin baballsl were Hi grant uiu.L- by the Mexican government Kean 11 of a Fraetlcal Jake. tbe company that thirteen men and a worn into tbe room. latelylately toto HeuryHenry PF . Clifford,CUfford. ofof NewNew York,York, ToatbfUl MoyrwStMw1 WHULJNU, W. Va., June 11.—Two livas and J. A. Verges, of San Francisco, turns were lost by drowning here last evening. receivedreoeired shotsshots inin ThuThursday' re layss encounter.tneouiit,.. uamcanDiat Uevtnana.German.*, ofuf NewSew York, Hanover"of and J. A Vergva. of 8aa Francisco, Loxdov,LOKDON, JuneJune 11.—11.—TwTwoo bundreilhundred childraochildn ware lost by drowning here last evening C. D. Simpson, of the Grassy Island Coal V#wfew York,York. Jersey City, <,t Jersey City N. J. [jowrjONA.GAYLOKD A. GAYLORD., outout toto brbe thetfce largiwtUrgent thatthat waswas ever n at•t BalUndangon,Ballindangan, CountyCounty Cork,Cork, nearnear MMil-j TheThe steamer*steamers Princes*Princess andand ElaineElaine werewere lyinglying C. D. Slmpeoo, ef Um Grassy laiand CosJ Insurance elected oc all kinds of property thatthat repobbo.republic. ItIt effect*effects aa vaetvaat jar«Ileb>parallelo- obellstown, have boycotted the natioueJ atat thetha wharf,wharf, sodand thethe engineer engineer ofof thedie formerformer oumpany,company, procuredprocured warrant*warrants forfor righteight ofof thetha urmtuce and dwellings a specialty at lowest grnmgram al-aigaliuig thatbe SierraSierra MadrrMadre fninfrom thethe mid-mid ■ohoola boat^ thinkingthinking toto playplay aa practicalpractical jukajoke oonn atm. DealeDeaderr Iian dledh- ofof DurangoDurango toUi thethe UnitedUnited StatesStates bouuboun RElia lasa Holey,Boley, on*one ofof th*tbe crewcrew «*fof thethe latte--,latta , Disaster Follows DUulcr. Money to Loan on unit mortn^m. Bargains dary. a distance of 8.Vt miltv iong by 12t CONDENSEDCONDENSED NEWS.NEWS. turned on the mud valveeof the boilers sud- i Rea.l Estate. House s .AMUrentec an d collections W Va . June 11 -Ti» aim dai-y. a distance of SSn nulw long by ly turned on th* mud valve* of th* boilers rad VnySA, June 11.—A hurricane, ao LUMBER,LUMBER, rontinu.'ii-i liravy storms of th,. past mlleemileewide wide.. OneOne thlnlthird ofof allall land-lauds amtand mine*mines 1 denly, at tbe same time yelling to Boley to rootlnu'ni' heavy d.^ms of the |*»t ftumoASamuel PF . Barton,Barton, aa wealthywealthy cattlecattle dealerdealer denly. at the same time yelling to Boley to panied by a gigantic waterspout, broke COMMISSIONERCOMMISSIONER OPOF DKDEEDS . daysdaya havebav.- dli.in nee aH veryvorv largelarge amountarimuut ofof .1,dam - wotnot alrwlysh-«»dy ••ovetwlEflfwld byby |>ceviousprevious privateprivate titlet jump.Jump. BotevBoley sprangsprang fromfrom thethe deckdeck intoInto ththa* the submerged region in the vicinity of age ill this rtata, and Ohio railroart t are included in the grant. The considi a*at Hanover,Hanover, NS . YT. .committal, committed sulfidejuicido ysatcr-yeater- age iu thie ai-l Ohio nnli>«i| tra are Inrlialed in th.- grant. Tb* o day by shooting. rlrar and was swept away A small boy, Mako.Mako, Hungary,Hungary, yesterday,yesterday, washingwashing awayaway Masons’ Materials h U td d»ntiun i»ia thetbe thoroughthorough surveysurvey ofof thethe country,conn day by shooting. namsd Eugene Furtney. fell off a large stone Masons Materials hi* been prvntl' inn rmided. bndg w waded At DannviUe, N. Y., fifty young wom-t named Eugrae Fortney, foil off a large shoe severalseveral workmanworkmen whowho wareware engagedengaged Inin rw iA-luding U>e grant and the development oi At Donsville. N. Y.. fifty young wom-n into deep water and was also drowned. served pork and beans to tMO veterans an, into deep water and was also drowned. lairingpairing dykes.dykes. TVTbe manmen workingworking onon the pier USE thethe knownknown nilnnn.- Be,s "itliliiwitlim twot«n)-«ir year*i AA surveysuri w-rvod jwrk and boons to blO veUrans a»l dykx*dykue mademade betterbetter progressprogrets thanthan onon anyany prepre-- CoalCoal andand Fertilizers.Fertilizers, ingln£ forcefuro* ofof **»S0O n*-n mi-n willwill l«lie jh.1put tvto workwork luin *I gurwta(TOfiBtso off vet*vett-isn aiiss >4o( thethe LivingstonLivingston CountyCuunt> Six Carpeuters Badlj Grand Army asniciation. and Cul. Btrang. ,.] ftlx t arpeuters Badly Injured. cedingceding dayday sinresince tVthe beginningbeginning ofof tVthe floods, fewfew daysdays andand tviiunf50U,(J0O spentspent forfor thatthat object.object Ornnd Army a»viaUoo, aiel CuL Htraxig. .if Bcdasttox,SCRASTOS, Pa,Pa. , JJun linee 1111. —- Six carpenter* and hopes are entertained that the woi FRAMEFRAMESS SuwlU-i*8inelt*rs willwill bebe ervetoderected amiand farmsfarms anandd Gvnraeo,Gvnowo, andand ColCol Wilhem\V illmm Rurnsoy,Huuisdy, ofuf Hath.Bath, and hopes are entertained that the wervt U and Tliurwtay three CC four |vM»rday.yi'-.l.T.biy. thetbe MeThodiatMethodist chur.chun ThTh*» trialtrial ofot th*tb*anito salt off tb*tha Tex«# TaxnB andand PaciH.Pacifit badlybadly injuredinjured byby thetbe fallingfalling ofof twotwo setasets ofof Agents for th* Hotubi* Paette Guano. wait •Mand by lightning. So much w. Probably hilled by a Bald kaebber. Railway company against H. B. E|.jierv>n nl PHILADELPHIA., June U.—Judge Oonfcst waa tmli-l by lightnuic. So mueh «r Railway eoo>|iony agamM H. B. E^sre nnl Huii.iitixMi» June 11.—Judge Gordra 5. E. FLOWER'S OFFICB HADIBOK AVESCI. weather*v*witb#*r Intti Jam-Juiu- ha.has no*not bwu knownknown foforr Noktm Hrsuumu). Mo.. June 11.—The JeffersonJHTmon., TexTel. ., involvinginvolving thethe titletitle ofuf vm-ntsevent ty trusses were supported by a stringer, which 4enieVniedd Umthe petitionpetition ofof J.J. O . bternl,Sterrit, aa buckedbucket S. E. FLOWERS OPTICS MAD1BOK AVEKCR. coroner'sowner's inqi>otinqu«i( asaa toto thetbe deathdeath ofof RobertRoben livelive Motionssections ofof landland thatthat ha.has bre-omebecoma TO]ve-y rested on a brick wall of the building, shop keeper, to compel the Electric Reporting: atat NewNew YorkYork Prices,Prices, StudioStudio a3 WWat, Fran rested on a brick wall of the building, shop keeper, to co«n|iel IV Etectric Reporting street. Strainers lor drawing and oil TABD SOUTH SECOND STHBET. Mudow*dor's homt in Taruey cnunty right to the huul m the Texas and Paciii- portion of the brickwork gave way and the B g -mg t*i a nrighl>ur's house in Taruey count right to the land in th" Texas and Pac-m trust**, with the men, were precipitateprecipitatedd toto TbTVe courtcourt h->ldsholds thatthat BtemPsSterrit'! burinreabusiness bringboing a NPRiMuriMSPiUNCiriTt.l 1.v U»«.Hw, JuneJune 11.—A11.—A flrvflre maltaliwsultftl inin a vanlu-tverdict thatthat MisnluwsMiwlow* wi form of gambling, he is not entitled to reUsf r tha basenuiut, a distance of nearly term of gambling. V is not eatitied to rebsff oanght, iui."ln illin tlwtin - popw[taper boxbox shopHhop ofof Taj be jd by Bud Mni[hi-w*T au alJi-ged mem BerkeleyBarkeley Peak,Peak, thethe allegedalleged murderermurderer ofo IM. was fatally Injured. froCToum thethe courtcuurt ofof equity.c-quity. Bra., fourth toor, of Union bl ..*. of the Raid Knolil-i- organmti >ii that has MaryMary Anderw®.Anderson, w-rtn*Wfm» repiallyequally uninutimov i>ld bby> o'clock Thui'sday night and gave the Art tarroiisoloj'izihl profilepev>p!c Idin thatthat pnrtpart ofof thethe *tastat e what is said for or agaiiwt him. His Uuv lMs.atl.ffed Postmaster*. lively BcliJt T1' • fire was confined to that what ta aa*! for or IfslM him. His law- C^Mosy’s Kmperwr. LAWLAWNN TENNISTENNIS the two vosr* A warmul has yers have wound up and Prose-eating Attor- VlBSS*. June 1L—The hour W*sni:soTO-fWAsaixoroa,, JuneJune IL—Three11.—Three thousandthon A. S. Tit swot th, Soar, but the storse CD the first Boor were yer* have wound up aud Pr-wrvutiag Atu»r Yrxvx*. Jon* 11.—Th* bourse waa 000- A. S. Titswottkt Issulssure d for tbe iin ncyney HendricksonHendrickson isia nowno« gettinggetting min tb*the chwuattl,000. insurance W.iOO; Will. flattening of price*, owing to the unfavor- CROQUET, HEW MARKET. H. J. Br» . kra »V0m>. inanraorw At. VM WtUs * able reports concerning the illnesi of tbe in Washing-ton in DeoraiVr next. The ob- Rafter, printers, loss ••i.uOO, insurance, $4,00., ! byn Rafter, prlntero. lo* J\UD, inrarance. *4.000; Olt-J pens- of Qenuany, who, it is beliend, ia . jwt i if the convention will be t AgTOAgentt toto Brw-k Bn«,. rubber goods, loss *4,0UO, In- Fined f..r I'xiisxilng a Vorelgooi upon rubber poh km A4.UU0, in- much more critical condition than the infor- euugruM legislation increasing t sured: Ch»r>« Hall, rrocl BaLTlMoax. June 11—Tb- Anwrvu bark w crow n priure nt Germany is repovtrel HHAMMOCKS A M M O C K S,, Bow Inure, of IVsrtUml, Mr., Caj*. Marvick, o danger freun Ihe lui»* in his throat. mation received from Berlin represents. postmasters awl cbangaa in the 9, fully was fia-.l #HU f.c having John Ola*, The yellow fever ta abating in Key \V«4 Provident Savings foreigner,foreigner, inin tl»rtbr •-aiucityin]mcity ofof secondsecund matamate. SMsHT A Judge Disappears. FANS, OkwoOben isis a NorwegianRdnngiMi andand ha*has beenbeen inin thisthis fimparor William of Qermany has been Hiorrrarow*, N. J., June 11. -Judge Ap- NKW YORK, Jnne 11.—Judge Lawrooce A MluUterinister KxpelledKj.!irll«l lorlot Immorality.I iu r,i .i i ,UT » . •untry but thn-e yoarsand Is not natural- plegat*, of the Mercs- county court, Isft Pala leaf. Jape LifeAssuranceSocietyLife A ssurance Society tOKNCK. iC L.June 1L-R»v. J. K. country but three y cars and is not natural suiTaring from crnmps in tlie sto: rated that tbe botal proprietors cannot sell and Parchment • Pwvucsrs. K. L. June 1L—Rev. J E laoLised, a»-iand »**was i-r-unotadpromoted fromfrom seamanseaman toto *sc- oatarrhal inflamation of tfae eyes. home Thursday with a large sol * liquor to the guests Sundays, because thaur y < J ilidtlin.•"-!!. Coou.. was yesterday mate in violation of a law which Allen of1 Mhldirifrom ih. »n.- Xe Loom,w Sn«laa was dyesterday African a law which AlongA long deflatedebate looktook placeplace inin th*the BritishBritish ncomcj expressly provide that the permissiao «»»r,,^, °a5^S5syA a enroll i frvan the 5ew Em:land African videe that no person no4t aa humcitizen of«f 1th e - the mutt to sell does not incrode Sundays. Tbe tmt -t Epi«-or*l iimfenact lot Imnml ited States can be an officer dual y Rod l Kpisrepat fere no# fur Immoral BTuKtad Stairs f t Friday. •we mads last Sunday is therefore dsoidsd •alfavorably to the hoMl men. PLAINFIELDPLA1NFIFXD EVENINEVENINGG NEWS, SATURDAY TUNE n.

    T band* m tbe a<-t of iismffinf a THE CURIOSITY SHOP. 9M*cr(Ltnr«u« Carfaa.garb*. UNCROWNEDTTNCROWffE!) QrEEW.QUEENS. __ of bci-lnge elosh. TL>.- scotoe issaid THE'I'HH BEBEEE HIVE. BARGAINS CENTRAL R. R. tobs*IffottteNfn*Fiitatton, It is a litUe Kindlingindlin g Wood.Wood. Odd.Odd. »4andl la History. singular that tbe twn TnmuM cagntrlea 38 WEST FROWT 8TREET. a Barrels for fa, Or NEW JKRBIT. •***! Un-M«. HISTORY OF MARGARET HAUGHERV should abnoas emt*mporii>ir<.u*ly~mgnlze 3 Barrels for $i. Tbt fiill ••••' •-; - mine atibrcvuitiolu Tbe folio* In* arr nw aUne riali.ua AT NEW ORLEANS. asd b<''iior in thin way tb<- work aud i-orth of •rbi -): K wml.H» gfciaggs4asag wtto-h H w*mH1« alt fcir*Twy**i" l ik»w: ofof Uwtbe workworld' I s many noble, bonest and Indies- GaiiK Underwear 2Sc. Kens' Oanse IjSB M. procbpile attended to. VOORHEES A.A. C . AntAn Ide HindumC'hrmtnm. B^fonB-f.-r.-- ClirfatChrist.. UpJrwMr i5c, king or ahort deevea. Bm ftudolphRudolp Laurent.Laurent, A D . AnWAm» DominDominii IInn Ihthfio reajwrr ooff onor » mouuiwnt at Buerawe*), N. U., put op -t* Jean Drawvrs 3Bo. CbOdren' Qaiue 10, LoaL««LL to raaiww.ru.ommwirab! tbtfwe heroam»f «!*“l!">'i;j '*»!>•- iltonw).(Iton»). rig the ha-u pi-demal Iviug an idval. Tbe act JEE.SEYS. JEKSEYS. JERSEYS. SI WEST FRONT ST. B. C Tl We CBTCC irV tbr hu^« pt-lmud bring an ideal Tbe act B r n. for.- UbrU. Uutawk.Mnthat aair Mra. DaUnVIluunVnu nnam inanonl*.inemoraMe oc«*>- opposite EdaaUy thetbe GroceG r andd SSeedsman, ElrEtc . L(Etif*f'-ra JfAh*rn.. AnA.t.ir.fth.u no forth. Indian^ *he waa Ukeu prV-nwr and drivm rtment of OBM aiucert**. Indian' *fe* «v taken priwawr and drive* ntat freah eecda "o bulk at bot_bot _ Errotn. i dT»-r- offoC,, tlwtiw savagessavagen havinha* in*g killekilledd heberr babbabyy lie- be- irtce*. Great >*n«j of seed potatoetoes an* H . !!U . H8 . II*rUn" iLiW>’| M *ii, SILK MITTS. mHMketa Cwlar Sou PnloV Pmois I n oon Spring Medicines. IdId.. l*lemMem . TbTin-e e•nine. SILK MITTS. Earthen . LI ^ T Ladies' Lece Mitts in black or color* for fife. I. H. pto vbyw tb»tu peom- LadietoLadies' JourJersey MittMill*s iIn1n blacblackk oorr colorcolon«s 35c . Phillip Yaeger M v d'^ua ple o '*f Ne*w °Orlean* s CkOdrWChildren*' CarriageCarriage Blanket.Blanket* 503Uc andand ttV6o c Phillip Yaeger IOOOK- IK LrLikonwai . V 'mifcv ttoo a• degredegreee thathatt ChOdrm'sChildren'* andand Mi—BUSMS' NewNew FurnitureFurnitu Store, qatiniqueens mightmight VBnt Front street. A nice iwnaa INHI.I SRI. JJ--*n «“s Nanmins, ItrHr*x Jnilfptiruin Ji.l*.»un*. manufactureF r will sold at low prices .... Sw7ssrj&£.‘£?* Je.u*»wul» of ymmisV.,.N«»'rU', ku«ufking of UmUw JewsJ.w.. envyenvy;; haloedIndeed awryevery White D>esses.Df esses. ThepuWlc are respectfully ID vlted. Old MM*R Matiu-,1|X.Manuwrii*. MSBMSM . Manuscript* *X onona- calle calUdd he barr bbyy ture polished and repaired. Also piano*. X.N aB. NotN '«* i-cnel-'.r. MarMarkk we walla hergimi name, u DowSow >•LI thethe timetime toto boybuy "Pride"Pride"" ShirtNhirtas foforr *1M Condition Powders, P. B. Fwt acripttun. Written afierwwd. la dooadone IInn speakingspeaking ooff quwqut-enam HeHerr Lit!title* or Hatching , fllW flitmm. V.nun, illantt was that of "The Orphan.' Frit-Tvi." Sh* ;gs for Hatching •n Horses. Cattle, Poultry, etc.. the largest FTFr>" trmIcni. rr--TV. temporetnnpon.. FoForr thiliae limlimae wm that of -Tha Orphans' Friend. * Sba Louis Callman.Callman. or HorM.n Ms. Me M 1 Prize Plymouth Rocks •ackBitvt* 3 et offered for ibe motiry.l&u sndttc. s I g l(. Bt l waawas notnot cultureculture.!d nonorr giftegiftedd witwithh whawhatt t*la Prize Plymouth Rocks tarmed geniUK or brilliancy. She wa* uii- 38 WEST FRONT STREET. ryandottes and Partridfe Cochins- Also Tbe Roman twmed geniu. or brillintcy. Sh* waa un- W WMT FRONT tfTRRrr pewly hatched chicks topift with broods that tottered,Iflttend, andand Mlleft mono writtenwritten record*rauorda. IItt wawaas re ttanmalete. Bvuna Poultry y»rds8evenU> SODA WATER not bar luiasirai•ion ttoo writwrit*e letterlatter,s anandd hookabouka., *=Stree t ■ neai-.QtPtij—n m-cnue. 4-il-lm- much law to praacbpreach oror teachteach.. IInn whatwhat,, thenthen,, tiobert Randolph, waawas barher greatnewgreat nest, anandd Mrengtlistrength?! IUt wawaas ilan Robert Randolph, Th« Half M.K..,'. CrnlM.. good works, more lmpreauive and beneficent DONDONTT GGOO Wl*-u Jlt-iiry Iliidn., la September, 1000, ism pen can preeent or impart. No. a AM TWro street P.O. Box 81 Plain. MJIOI up Ibe river wbicb bwi bis name, in than pan oan pnwut or Impart. eld, Ji. J. Walls and oeilinua Kalsumlned, •ail-l up the river which hears hie name, MargaretMargaret waawas Iwrubom IinD BaltimoreBalttnaora,c*, of IrisIrtohh ay color and whitewashed. Also, Carpecj tbthee HalfHalf Moon,Moon, hehe keptLept a lolugg boA.book. IItt Hto a parentage.parentage, GaffneyGoffney byby name. Lefbaftt aann or-or - to:o AsburAsburyy ParkPark,, nod put down. Ail ordorsirul reciire veryTery curhoi*iiiri'.iis -lo.-un.ewt.ilottinianb. HHee anchoreaacburvdd InIn NeDaw phanphan atat anan earlyearly age.agp, nbeshe grewgrew ttoo womanhoodwomanhood .tWmtlon, Chargte re—onable. YorkTork hay.hay, andand aomesome ooff hihie. menmm,,, brinbringg to-fc aaas a domesticdoiM«itir inin ththee householbouashokld ooff na frlendlfrtaaUyr mountainmountainss oorr ananyy cautmaacautious enoughenough toto leavleavee theUH shishipp iinu a boathue , family . Runt'hinIWhmgg adultadult yeayear*n sbabee marriemarriedd Prospect Hilt, werwerve attackedattacked byby Uitha* nativenative,* anmmdd killedkUie . *™ lea Haugbery and removed to New Or- Building Plots, Budfnn pojmd op the river, noting tlw dif- CkarUa Hsuglwry and removed to Daw Or- otheotherr place,place,,, withouwithoutt Building Plots. Hu iwHi pan—1 up tha river, noting the dl ManaB TbtoThis wawaas fiftyfifty yeayaaren agoago.. HeHerr hus hut- the Otr.city, naturaKaturall drainagedrainage-. AlsAtooo fervulferent potatopoints byby thetbe wayway.. BByy huhtoe a?"fi,SS. Wm.IVm. H. Vnorhees.V00 rhees. drankdrun Ic TheTbe whitewhite mmanm dididd nonott sko.aeem inclined,inclined, the[be streets.streets, |peddle ml. liedd fromfrom doodoorr ttoo doodoorr throughthrough desperation. ThaTbe statneestatues ooff MargareMnrgaratt ^nd and Mrs.«. Lindsay.Llndaay. No.NoTvi wlf treatyWeatF rmat street, opi bowavarhowever,, toto riskrisk goinggoing onon shore.shore. TheTlwyy werweree ■nnahinonshlnee andand rain,rain, atat eacheach doordoor Iinn heberr delivdaiiv- DorDoraa tedtell lb.the stord/wyy ooff swee.wsett anandd devotedevotedd livesUvaa., tote New. one.ODD* reor twWtwice attacksattacked oonn ththae warway., bubutt theirtheir erieeriess aaas rsgtttorregular asas a clock-clock TheTbe proAtprofitss ooff thethe of' ehantM.charities thatthat ax.lhedsouthed anandd healebeakdd an andd DoorDoor N umbersumbers,, firearmsfirearm! wullyeasily drovedrove thathe native,native, awayaway.. ThThae less went to the support of tlw mstitu- bbewsl.eased, likelike flowersBowers scatteredscattered atat ththee feefeett ooff ^. J. Couturiermturier., onlonlyy fansIn™ waswas Hudson'sHudson's pillow,pillow, whicwhichh a nativenative Hon, andand Inin 1HM,1366, whenwhen Itit reachedreached a conditioconditionn suffering•flaring humanity.humanity. MOSBMoanS FOLSOKFolsom.. DOOMDOOFt PLATEPLATESS ANADDD DOODOORR BELXJBEIXfl3 (Pram LadiesParis, suooeeso' Hairr Uresser, maoagwlaged tot<> steasu-all bbyy climbinclimbingg uupp ttoo "tha of independence and comfort largely through Ldi' Hi A - . o. jf the ship.1..... of Indrtmdenc* and comfort largely through lr noodB of every description at New Tork ber efforts.Sort*, »beslip engagedengaged inin businesbasinsass onon hebarr ownown KAPIOLANI'S REALM. oes, Abx> % fulf line of French pcrfumeriea, MORALLERSMORALLER’S int by opening; a bakery on one of tbe KAPIOLANI’3 REALM. DICKISBOU & CLAW-SON'S, ios and powder*. Masquersile and tbeaGrioal account by opmiag a baksry on 00a of tha DICKIDROD A CLAWSON’S, West Front I principalprincipal street*streets.. AttireAttiredd aass beforbeforee IInn aa gandwleh Inland., and Oow They Many people have a vague conception of soarse gray dress as plain a* the similar col- IS Park avenue. Jewelry Store, Many people have a vague conception of coarse gray dress as plain as tbe similar col- Art Prospering* IS Fstfk avenue. Thomasfhomas Kenna,Kenna, Jewelry Store, thethe meaningmeaning ooff ththae worwordd "swthetic,-Mathette,"" whicwhichh ored Shaker bonnet on her head, she HO. .17 and IB BAST FRONT ST. they would be at a loat to explain. Tbe ttrm [Special Cornspondence.] Sole AgenAgentt forfor DRDR. . KINO'KING’SS SpectaclesBpfrtsrW*. Cornerbraer ofoj OroveGrove atreetstree:tt andand OmenOreen £BrooBroi k road. they would be at a loss to explain. Tbe term throughthrough the city with her dealerdealer Inin allall kl—tokinds ooff All kinds of repairing of Watches. Cloaks w—u inventedinvented abouabontt thethe middlmiddlee ooff tbthee lastortt bread wagowagonn as she bad done wish Wash\XBivatos, two rose. JuneJune 7.—(Joe—17.—Quean Kept-ManKapiolani' fts Oil, Lamps and tixiurct. ad Jewelry in Un most satisfactory manner. centurcenturyy byby Bouragarten,Baumgarten, a professoprnfeawwr ofof philphil-- ber milk cart. She was known in the bouses vnit hasbos broughtbmugfat thethe SandwicSandwichh IslandsIsland, promprom-- Oil, Lamps and fixtures, osophy In the university of Frankfort-on-the inently before tbe United States, and tbe AtAt wbotoaaicwholesale NewNew YorYorkk pricespricaa.. AlAlll a osophy in the university of Franhfort-on-the of the. poor, and by tbe sick bed she was a inent I> before tbe United State*, and tha WIMMJfpUy llUwVnVattended Into . L*S a. m. s.51. 5.44 r. m." OderOder,, toto denotedenote ththee sciencacMOcee ooff ththee beautbewutifal,T ' ' ", in all eyes and heart*. The best people followinfollowingg ronvermtionconversation withwith oneone ofof ththee mo*mostt sxnent Oosan --ruv*) 3 S7 S.&1 a. particularlparticularlyy «»fof art,art, aaas ththae mustmart perfectperfect mmami her friends and the stoutest heretics prominent residents of Honolulu will be read fcjmalleyjmalley BrothersBrothers., Isatatlou of the beautiful. Baumgarta prominent rrefaleuts of Honolulu will bo read faslaUcn of the beaatifaL Bauntgarteu to stood by her. Sbe was not fair of feature with interest. Tbe gentleman, who U a large 78 Somerset street. regarded by the a priori school of astbeUci with interest. Tbe geuUemon, who Is a large IOOD QUALITYQUALITY Meat Market. regmnled by the a priori school of wetbetirion* sugarlugar .iealerdealer andand a dosrtoane frienfriendd ooff ClaClausw Meat Market, Trenton at 1.88. 5.10,» 8.14. (MS 11.44 a. m. toto bebe ththee founderfounder ooff tbthee philosophphilosophyy ooff art.art. Ordersirdera deliveredd«Uvered inIn all all parteparts ofof tbthee etty.dtj-. Tele- TheThe wordword wstbetocsMtbetkx toti frontfrom Uthen GreeGrwfck -si* 'ah*- Rprrrkles.iprerkles, tellstells nwme thatthat ththee HawaiiaHawaiiann IslandUlaade* nhmwv r>l Hit is .16, 8.3S, 6.0S-, 8,17 b. m. Sundaj a> thanoraai" (I feel). Baumgartan used it to aretre falluigfalling offoff inin populationpopulation,, andand tbathatt thertharae BRICK thosomai' (I feel). Haumgartea used It to low ore on the ulamit not more than 40,000 n Kyck's denotedenote ailall -n-u-xisseuhu.iui apj^vh-ustoo.apprehension, indicaungindicating now are ua tho Wands not more than «).000 Leave PMtadelphla, Ninth and OTMB notnot alwnlateabsolute knowledgekiu**ledK«s ofof things,things, buhutt eachsne-b aasa aouto.souls, whicwhichh tois considerablconalvtornblyy lesleeas tfrtconnn tbetheyy Meat Market, QAINS IN HEAL ESTATE. tTMta, at 8.80» 9.30 11.U0 a. m.; LIB- is conditioned nubjectively to tbe ploy of our Capt Cook visited tbe country 100 gasllty of brick. T Have doubled Uw former la and Vegetables in season. 3 .40, 5.15, TOO 19 M p. m. Sooday at 8.V la conditioned subjectively to the play of our hod when CapL Cook visited the country 200 aspserty of ay yard •ddod many Improve t, Plalnfleld. N. J. ^^ sensibilitiessensibilities. ThTbee tertermm ius nono*t thuthuss strictlstrictlyy yearsyears agoago . •Co.; !>90, 13.00 p. S. confinedconfined toto th* ths limitslimits ofof tbetbe beauUfttl,beautiful, thoughthough L LL.. McVoy.McVoy, For Sale and To Let. Third and Brrks 8iro-t. at 8.JU,« M» in fact we we it m this partial nguificati •Tbt"Thai SandwichSandwich Islands,’'Islands," thithiss gentlemagentlemann 1I wishirish tnto againaa;aln iBankttumk mymy manymany cuMomacustomersn a» a. i la fact see vise it 1 a this per-tol agnifiewtio*.. continued, "will eventually fall Into tbe or their patronage so aeoerously bestowed on DrivenDriven Wells.Wells, Baum>farten regarded beauty the result oonUnoed. "will eventually fall into tha madurinstbepasfor their pauoaagi-t sotwent acuerouaJyy yean baatowad, and solici ont Raamgartenthe highest an regardedd pureat Esthetibeautyc perceptiontbe result, toof hands of the United States. Already she ha* me a urine Uw oast twenty yean, nod solicit Fitter andI WellWell Driver*Drivers OldOld wwell s ma Leave TrmtoD. ' hands of the United States. Already abe baa •-—-or favors. work easy. After an experience of li thetbe highestrealiaitio andn o purestf whic hBathetic the finer perception, portion otof a large American resident population, and V3 further favor*. kftor an czperioooe Doslrshle Bargains In the realisation of which the finer portion of pea larger cent American, of ber resident trade i spopulation, with the Uniteand 72d "< I feet oontldenafident tofejwutiag uf tiecutiair ■ all work en- m.: l.Rt, 4.88. 6.S0, 7.40" pt I ourour naturenature asutras,aad^amres, p^^| to^Q tracetrace whichwhich throughtbrx>ush pm rent, of ber trade to with Uw United ad to my care wit b satisfaction. Shop W K LaS. 9.13 0.40. ,,m.fl.I5p. I the whole sphere of art was the work, of States. Only about one-naif of tbe people Isaac Scribner,Saibnery PlaloBeld w^n by t" the•atheti wholec philosophy sphere of. art sraa tha work of Rtaua. Only'BS. an aboutd abou raw-halft one-fourt of theh o (woplef the BUILDING LOTSLOTS arewbol natives,e populatio andn uabout made one-fourthup of Chinea ofe coothe- MAPLE AVENUHAVlNt’K.. MOETHMOBTH PLAINFIELDPLAINPIBLD T.P. LE. MorgansMorgans,, FIKlFIRE INfiCKANCB.INSl'BANCE. "uwhole. Th populatione foreign elemenis madet increase up of Chinuass from yeacoo-r btly in manner. Ber face was in- P. O. BOX BBO. Newsdealer.Newsdealer, BooksBooks,, Stationerstationeryy Sole Agency for North America. Phitodelpbla .or *p,i>rIiUy In nu,,. H.r r*r. m lo- lisa.year The, an foreignd of thes elemente fomgntr Inrn ss— a Urg frome nnra year- p. o. box wa LiPheuii Aasuranoe of Lrodou; Queeu of ThaTb« oldestoldest towntown toin tbethe UniteUnitedd StateBtate.* itoi St.St. upmM",', bmvlbroad andand redrad,, whilwhilee heherr handhand,s to ryear, com eand fro ofm Cbinthesea foreignersand Japan .a large nam and Mnglo. « u West Front tract. UverpooL Ragland. Money to Loan AugustineAugustine,, theill- SpaniardsSpaniards havingbuying builtbuilt a fortfin anandd feetfeet werewere largUrgee anandd uncomelyuncomely.. IItt wawass ber"Quee comen fromKnpiolani- Chinaa andarm Japan.y is eompoeed of Farmer'sfarmer's Hotel,Hotel, on rim Mortgage. theretherei ton IMA1565. TbeTheyy werweree a lonlongg whilwhilee abouaboutl nonott forfor pomrmin*possessing exterioexteriorr personapersonall gracegracess 30-Queen0 infantr Kapioiani’sy and 100 cavalry army , toan drompoMi ber capita of! JMPORTANT Somerset street, nw Front. it, but wben it was finished It wai a flue work thathatt prom|>trdprompted thethe peoplpeoplee ooff heberr adopteadoptedd city, Honolulu, lias just about 20,000 people. hoarding,hoarding, t'eruidiicnFcruiaucntt - i TransientIrADSICDt,, It. but when It was finished U was a fine work home to erect to her memory the first and 300 infantry and 100 cavalry, and her capital tabllnitfor horeee by dy. week or rot--1- Edward C. Mul/brd,Mulford, forfor thethe time. IItt Itos nono-w ForFortt MarionMarion,, ami borne to erect to ber nwmory Uw find and city,~ing Honolulu,Kalaksii liasa justbelong abouts t o30,OX) tbe people.church ^tabling for bore— by day. HousHousee FurnishinFurnishingg garrisonedgarrisoned byby UnitedUnited StateStetee* troop*.troops. onlyonly statuestatue toto a womanwoman toIn thethe UniteUnitedd Htatre.States, KingEnglan Kalakoued and hi s governmenbelongs tot isthe jus t churchabout TermsTerma moderate.nioderete. JacobJacob iliiwnBit m., proprietor.pmprlet .Estate Broker. »and 3T North avenue, anandd reallyreally Umthe firmUrn iton ththae worlworldd ttoo onooae -xhsrother I.OOu.OOOiudebt. It pays interest on this at BicyclBicyclee RiderRiderss opposite B. ft. Station, PlalnOeld. Jamestown, V», comes next on Uw Mat, than a sovereign. It was not physical of Kngtond and hss go.rmni.nl la jus* a hoot PLK: Telephone No. su. having been settled in 1607 by the English, than a soeerHgn. It was not pbyMcal ie raw of from B to 12 [wr cent, and does not GOODS having been -tiled in I6W by She English, •barms, but for her beauty of Christian chei 41.OOU.OUU In debt. It pays interest 00 this at but Jamestown in not now in existence. It i awoke at night thinking about trying to •at for but Jamaatown to no* now in axtoleMoa It oharma, but forin bardail beautyy deed sof o Christianf charity char-; fa tbe rate of from 0 to 12 per rent, and does not ORTH AVBNUK, was situated within tbe prenent linnte of acter, shows, in daily deads af charity; for ly the principal. Tlie government has a was situated Within Uw preaont luuiU of ting zeal and easrgy for tb lie awake at night thinklag about trying to ;F!HaT-CLAB8;cABijr»T won. James City, V'a., on a point of land project- ber unremitting seal and smargy for the parliament consisting of a house of nobles BICYCLE HOSE, homeless and friendless, that sht> pay tbe prim-1 jial. Tie- government has a ing from the north bank of the Jamea n. whose memlwrn are appointed by the king and First-Class Market, FOKF0KDD &6T1LES& STILES,, lng from tbe north bank^ the James river, causeii remembere of the l.omekasd among and; th frteodless.e women wh thato she parliament counting of a bouaa of noblea Fit st- Class Ma rket, thirty-two miles above Iks month. The bouse of twenty -eight n-pr««oiita live* elected in assorted colors and i thirty-two mil— above its mouth. Tlw sn- their day have been— whose memlwre are appointed hy the king and 'here On be found a full line of all kinds of rroachnienU of the river have, made it by tbe [m)|ili>. Voters must be abk> *o read Funeral Directors, croachnienU of Uw river have, made U an a house of twenty-eight r,-piv«.i.iativw*i»-u-: Funetal Directors, I at the; stor* or ialand, and a portion of the site has been starry lights of virtue that diffuse |»yan dthe write peon**., ow n laiffVotersl t» mosttbe amoun be abb*t o h»f tiroread, FRESH.KHKSH. SALTSALT ANDAND SMOKEDSMOKED MEATSMEATS.. «n»tm kindnemkindness anandd lova,love, 'in •The"Tlw kingdomkingdom tois byby nnoo mooAsroeafts a larglargee oneone.. •Vf-MB. QUICK'S try. and tbr <>ldret of any importance. It a spirit of ever fl1 ttoo ootspeu-oompete osas nearnear asas p-wslbiepooibie withwith w—iu foundedrounded illin IVCItIKE) byby ththee DutchDutch,, andand namenamedd a spirit of aver flowing benevotooev, and m ThereThere areor* twelvetwelv* ofof thesthreee SandwichSandwirh Hands,Islands, NENEWW YORKVOBK MARKETMARKET PKICBSPRICE*.. Iinn UH41664 fewfor tbetbe DukeDuku ooff YorYorkk andand AlbanyAlbany.. IItI thathe sUantrilent teachingteaching,, ooff patiencpatiencee anandd faitfaithh arvi tbe whole of them could be crowded lute Bf 4 largely instrumental in building, was lv ! * •!•:•:.:.. iron .It Uw l-l'i- "f largely Instrumental In building, -as un- chargechargedd thatthat «pre.-kl—Spree k IKS wawass tryintryingg toU» AT COLLIERS, sscraxf; through Iron at the 1 relied to public view. It represents her in 18.000 feet. In bi^ii alntHTii-«. KIHHV tilt veiled I# public view. It represents ber in ptvet entireentire pomewuraipossession ooff tbthee islandislandss au andd advertise,advertise, fearingfearing thetheyy MJXOtra*. In high ahMisk-u. her favorite garb, engaged In caressing an FLOUR, FEED, ttos thin,thin, itit notnot onlonlyy travrDmveUb unn» n phml} bar favorite garb, engaged in rare—ing an makemake bimsrlfhimself theithslrr kingking,, anandd iItt wawaas orphanorphan child. ThThee statustatuee Itos founfoundd iinn ththee saidsaid thatthat Ktngdug KaUkauKalakauaa oweowedd BpreckleHprecktoss aa LAY, OATS. STRAW. MEAL.BRAN etc. midstmidst ofof a pi-tvinsqn*picturesque Httletittle parparkk oonn CamCampp lotlot ofof moneymoney forfoe ail-rancemeniaUvancenwntaa madetmode too bihimm wilwilll havhavee nothinnothingg lefleftt soun■windd throughthrough dlffrrantdifferent ilreiaHk-*IIWWIHPH «-f.f K I atreet.street, a fewfew blockblackss frofromm CanaCanall streestreet,t the' atat Uwtbe timetime ofof hihiss coronationcuroaaUan.. IItt Itos againsagainstt pberph*res thathe IntensityinUiuity oror raiaus-volui « f titinn •• greatgreat thoroughfarethoroughfare ofof thathe CrescentCrescent City.City. tbstbe Uwlaw ofof thesethese Uioud.islands chathatt ththecrowu’se crown's landlands* dependdsperato, 00on thathe densitdsa^ tvy ooff I':,-Vi.- nl.n~nin. ! sbould he sold, and Spreckles, it u said, in- for theirold customers. ic should be sold, and Hprwkl—. it to sasl. In- Sanderson's Union county Clerk's Ossei for theirold customers. wherewhere itit orieln«toa originates. Ttm«,Tbos,oii»'« rate *tr snan'." iI vi 1 duced (be king to sell him 40,000 of ao.nuo feet in a balloon may beitr OK I . flll'd dm-ud the king to sell him 40.000 acres, and 0# *).(XX) fret in a balhew nuiy ln-ar ih like tbe TMtwn which r * haro once been dl* BprorkWSpreckles' son,*on, duringduring a visivisitt toto Wtw-liiugtoWndilugtoon J NO. L.CKOWBLL. Clerk. o•ft a gungun onon tbthee miifa,surfs.*n ..off Ihtfh-- .•niilt>«i< - no*not longlong ago,ago, saisaidd tbathatt theitheirr firfirmm babadd abouaboutt BEST FLOUR. CalCalll anandd seseee aatt theth e soonwandd onglnatiiNCoriginating iniu a denvlt.»tni--| i r break, y n tbe v e if y flU.UQO60,000 acresacres ofof sugarsugar landslands underunder cultivation.cultivation. ■whilfailss «wone directlydlmtly Iwlowbelow roucouldM noik>«t hhea or a Upon one of tbene plantations, containing BENNERS CARL KAERTH, firedBred fromfrom lbstbti balloouballonu., becausbacau—e itit w.oil-*ouM I Buttbeaceot a west He Is a Qerman, who NOB. M and BS East Front street. B. T. BARNES' ing of n testimo- came to this country in 1830 and started a re- B. T. BARNES' tatslligent b-rrier. hrkmging to a lrt.lv, ocw nial in marble to Now open w«h a supply of DELICIOU8 dadayy discovereddiscoverrd a monkey,monkey, br!nu**hibefamgtoigg t••. Heated u|Mupon n-• .l«nk 1 another uncrowned CaliforniaCalifornia ■soo**n afteafterr thtbee golgoldd ftfever broke Mow Open with a supply of ■withiithinn tbethe ground*,^iMUnds, anareld aatt mictmice* madenuuK* n .lashi queen, Sitt*r Dora., out,oat, andand tintsthere engageengagudd inin ththee grocergroceryy busibuto- Fruit, Vegetables, etc. ICE CREAM forfalm.for him. TheThe monkeymonkey,, whwhoo wan utti-alU r*~l in whole work among Dees,ness, preferringpreferring itit toto miningmining.. UHss madmadee larglorwse ICE CREAM Jacks*jacket andand bat,hat, awaitedawaited tix-the otra«onset inin KUH»»► II «m- tbe home* of the profits, and invested J40.000 in a brewery in Fruit\ Vegetables\ etc. BUY d*tart*;«!-/; I1 : -'I poor and afiheted, profita,San Francisco and mvntoi. Fro m*4U,0U0 makin ing beea brewre-yr be turne ind at NEW IOHK PRICKS. and Coafections within a fpw fe*t or him to r*v»m«i and in the Cottage Han Francisco. From making braibe turned TSI a sssa ■ithlu a few fret of him to n« < - lev. toto makingmaking sugar,sugar, andand hhs* nono** Mw saiaaUd ttoo coo-con- CHOICE JKB3BY BBBBIB3 10c par quart. and Confections BothBoth aiunwiasjuntai^ faekl""k a hmg.IITI,; stj-u-!atomlvy -r.*fn io-nt hospital which sbe troltrol thetb* entireentire sugasugarr trod*trade ooff thethe Pacifi!*ariflcc coastcoast.. web•scti c»:» •?« in volim This makes Carbonated BeveragesBeveta^es cal junctunuiv- tbeAnraikey.Ihejnioiikey, «l*oolm h«lhad reuurreiEiim- d a busiiwwbusiiies* ofof *8.0*1$8,000 a day.day ,or overDVer Si..•.«,M.OAV' i. C«LL0ILLnvrW THE CROWD TO l*rf«-tly quietqU»>t hitherto,bitbertn, rawedrnneil huLis |apaww * " a c- ™ m p lisbed 000U» a year,year, anandd aaa* BprwkieafcfeiiW- pronprofitsa ar aree oiao extract Jamaica Otafar. and triple raaeooa frarcfullyy salutrvlsalutiil byby liftinhflingg hiI'Ms hatkat . * mind and gra> wkl,.„,] tot0be>tO be *10 a banbarrel el., hbee liI m>w aann incomlin-ieneofe of pLAINpLAlMFIBL FIELDD of peppernwnt. 14 EaotBecoodatrewt. F. O. effivt wa*s magh'al. majiral. TbeThe di>g*ii hembre-1l an an.!d in person, til to 000 a day. Spreckles i* a very populai drn(i;wi and lie sneaki-d off to tbe UOUM-. adorn tbe bJgbest •fi.uuojiL-n in a Sa day.n Fmn.-isi-o Sprackk*. Hi us soa nvery Is a popularIU-pub CRANE’SCRANES 'using toand leav bee i*e»k>dt until bi offs polit to etie- bu tbouM nijst walks of lite, but uir.n in Han Fran.w> Hto ■« to a R- pub Odorless Excavating leave it until hto pnlito- but my 1 |iron,lit-aii, anduuii behcKivesUberaJLytotbeCBBipaigui gives liberally to the campargu*.s Odorless Excavating °™ guest ha.1bad departed.HpparUsd. TheTt¥*. ohl ol genllcniand gentlema nu uof o uwdiumf medium heigh', height ,well wel l COMPANY.COMPANY. 12 Park Avenue,Avenue, and strength to the I'uilt and well drvssed. Hb round lifad is Miller's Pharmacy. alloviatiou of the luilt and well .In—I. Hm round b-od to Historic Word*. auTereU with thick, ohilw hair and he in fall tor Historic Words •Scarcely .a,venal with thick, white hair and ha to full ones Cf& Co., Props. •I"I amam wot nut worthworth buying,baying, butbvt nirsuchh aaas I1 am ofof lifelifu andand vigor.vigor HHae comecontrae hiherem ttou WashWs-h-- AH Good! U RBASONABLB Price. » klh*khig ofof EnglandEngUnd toU notnot rickrich enoughenoup;h tto. lory knew that sbe was great or ington very frequently during tb« ixm&m Wben ber last hour came sbe decUred ingi.uiabxMl verysasKkHB freqo.-ntly, ami bot hdurmg he an dtho ln-ionai oongres-v SUMMER HATSHATS that -to a Christian d>atb ia only . anxious that no duty be put upon Sandwich TbvwoTbnp w.*tl«itonfc werewere spokenupokcii byby GenGen.. JnetJoarphh SHIRTS. S ECK WEA1L, TBUKKS. etc FRESCRIPXIOISB Brel'W'l cfof Fraitsylranla.Pijmisylvania, InIn 1TT0.1T7Q. KinKingg QeorEOeorga* into life," and her departure was more of the Islands sugar. niIII off-red*..,-.,i lien,;,.., UsedK«ed *10,000MO.OOO anarald thtbre m.*4t «.«•:•: of an siujfll to the sky than the going ••It ir said that Sprvckleeand Kalakaua are T down of a mortal to the tomb. On the »lu.iKe offl..* in Am. int. if be woulit i now not on the best of terms. Bui Kalakaua 'ahioLle ofik-e in Aw icw. if be woukl make casion of unveiling tbe beautiful life *i: *n effort to bring abouta reooooiliikti^ri b**- is bound to Sprackla* in mor* wuys than •n effort to Iwicg about a raooncUian.-n be- image of the devoted woman business * t*>«n Gnat Britain and her -.-•- those of sociability. It is said thai Sprerklt* *^•11 Great Britain and bar r*U..iuua Suspended and thousands gathered from th« rtaUUty. Ranges & Stoves WILL HOT BE VH0EKS0L0, rolotties. lent bim H 000.1X10 in IBS*, and yoang •urrotiniliug country Co " SprecUm once said her* that Ealakaua bad -a• l; t-onmlor- e I1 stor•uu+k OoTf whose nwraory was sn t nerated. 1 1 tola ofteu tok'Ofi - ' "™ fatb», afMr fuUuwing House Ftironfimt) Art»c >>* y correctly, 'Tlmv ni*-n tbe world, O his adfk-r in certala instances, that ha be- House Furnishing Articlest .‘i*l errors in .Uw hnakf or* lieved if Hpreckles could *se hi* {KalakanoV) backbone he would find tb. initial. -G S.' ■ w errors qidin of u - J.TODD. ts ber in plant •,OG a po^nd. PLAINFIELDPLA1NFIELP EVENINGEVENING MEWS.MEWS, SATURDAY.SATURDAY, JUNEJUNE n.n . .887188 7 RsUhrrs Cavks. ( LITTLELITTLE LAUGHSLAUGHS.. BENJ.F. MOORE C R I G S BENJ. F. MOORE PricesPrices Reduced.Reduced. \ ThTVe wayway o4Of thethe 'wntn—'nt ft* revwrany C R I G S •latletee ofof Moon Moore Broa.)Braa.) •gneagrw-dd toto Vbe VI,...ml, .ntati V HixIouLtMlIr *W- A R A E JohnJohn P.P. Emmons.Kmitmn^ Woohto* & BuckU MTT«•errs* ItIt all.-PWUberg BlL—PttUtmrK tofafrh. A R A E BBUTCHER. U TCH E R, OurOur stockstock ofof Sum-Sum - Succeaanr to Bmmoni Bnak. ~ V Hu*tWtelwllrf—B«t IWbo wl.y V. Aant tat y— lortlng »*• «ft a bow*, R I GG It IIM two Lu-B* l«u'l.«T. * o«y library and mermer ClothingClothing isis stillstill MasoMasonn andand Builder.Builder. dii.wl.ie room, B 1^-iiitirul iliiiii>gr«nt,tlin« R AA ntBBriMHH AMDADD BALT BA1* IMEATS. A TV. POFLTIT,FOVI.TBY, eta.et 'MDMTURUI.SSS&fSfSI as poMible. and M<- WAXJ, PAPKBfi, twtfc row, >id ..«• t.u-liw. armizRnwiM completcompletee butbu t onon ac-ac - ■*ou«tjrfo°cvextty arajjarfwit oml Uwivjlkiw. Wife jUniiJof I gftggfc j> allow*,tv?ra^? ber ln-ul.—Oalj WT.nWn ckaeta, John.— PARKPAWK AVUUCAVDIDI AMDAND BMOOMD6BCOND ITIIRBTltRET countcount ofof thethe advancedadvanced 'rS.2 JJobbin obbi ngg PromptlyPromptly R A M. J. Q\gT aW. aowa BOW* incMOR—Oou«ra-ala»* ma, falhsr; I'm seasonseason wewe havehave rere-- AttendedAttendedto to.. gto ha marrinl. GingMug1. PaUwr— R I GG T*pnooc CMUMo.HL AT DOANE'S,DOANE'S, , do j..u Uiink the lady will Luai.la ducedduced thethe pricesprices ofof allall w 4 r p to *«H>ort you In tbi- «Tjle to whki yon bm*» A R A E OrderOrderss CalledCalled FoForr Formerly dare'*.Oint No.No . •.S. ParkPark AvuornAfenu. zsr*% s£xsr— - ~ *“ PAINTER.PAINTER, baao atroMtKnedf— Piwatiarg iimpoU-h. seasonableseasonable clothingclothing IftlviDSCHtod Hint the j.laiKjf ri«ntin_r C R II G S AMAMDD PfnilPTLTPBIIMPTLY DELIVERED.OKI.IVER«D. 1 erinijnali bj elvftni ity will JJIVB ralatiuo* 1 forfor menme n andand boys' Boston Clothing HoustHouse B lb* cbaoce toto myiaj UuttLat U*rtrtlWr lucttle-M lununa.1 . orOF allALL dkhptioms.DBSCBIPTIOKS. «MMwt b/ tlgbtulu*.—Philad«lpl>i* Call. all Ka brarobM at AtAt thethe WhitWhitee FrontFront weawearr fromfrom 1515 toto 252 5 C J. NOEL, ttbamnUr WheWhenn lookinglooking foforr C. J. NOEL, In attracMIMPIcKIIK! t the tdminlkix of mm,Ml1W, and Tfaa yoyouu willwill findfind justjust whatwhat per cent. PitUburj Dkpatrh ub: "BaIt whywbj doda BMSm* » L. M. FRENCH’SFRENCH'S per cent. drwP (Tall, bcaui. tln-j look better thai BargainBargainss callcall atat theth eCarpenter dr& BuildetBuildet •ok bettor t VC CABRIAU8 HEPOSITOKV. yoyouu wantwant inin Satteens,Satteens, way.way. TVyTbay *oaldwould Etumtattract Uiapivaltogstloer tocoo* ctuiAOi repository. FulFulll lineline ofof gents’gents' fOTOTCE•OFFICE,. «1 WISTW BST THIRDTHTKD HI m*much attention•tteoliw IfIf theytln-y did.didn' tt dram—Norrd™»—Norrl» V- Ginghams,inghams, Lawns,Lawns, BOSTOBOSTONN ClothingClothing tmlnliIMnffflWal / 8 Somerset street,street\ furnishingsfurnishings atat lowestlowest A* (HiCktcag on moman paidpaid 91.00091,000 farfor ■« copy copy ofof ParasolsParasols,, GauzeGauze UnUn-- HousHousee 29,29, ParkPark aveave-- 18 East Front street, tvtbe Bible.Bible, *b»tVliei. Vbe rmr-hmniir-lm tvtbe I*!*i«uc;» PLAIWF1BLD.PLAIN r\ ELD. prices.prices. SchwedSchwed Bros.Bros. 18 East Front street, trretlngtreating ofof twin*iwiiw youyou wCItv proprietor of tV old eetabiiskwl pleaspleasee everyoneeveryone whwhoo and loufi, loukatract u JOBBING •ixtand ttanthen remarkedremarked: -Wwl,"WMI ,*mI' ow prices. J. E. JOBBING be* ban TOtin' for pitsldrata High onto fifty low prices. J. E. calls.calls. Don’tDon't failfail ttoo hi' be. Totin'1 for pivsidrnt* r.igh onto Wry PROMPTLYPROMPTLY ATTENDEDATTENDS.. TOTO.. year,year, mo'an 1*11HI bebe golLla-ted fio]L]a.,t*.l efef youyou ain'tain't tbthee NoNo.. 1414 NorthNorth Ave.Ave.,, furt one I ever •»! J«.V shake agin, will White &• Son, of the 1 our Special Bar- P. O. Bor 330. White dr Son, of the see our Special Bar- P. O. Box 350. [procure* in yer."* White Front. ■• VrrVhen.* he will*UI vni.tinu*. ifictinin* 1011 supplysupply patron*patron* wlwit h FronFrontt streetattest betweenbetween PlainfieldPliindeld sadand GrantGrant M-tHart ofof tVtbe UO 150 penons killedkilled byby tVthe ervp-enip- White Front. IV Bowl ir-.kt* ». Kresb aod (tall gainsgains inin Boys’Boys' SuitsSuits MONBT TO LOAJf tkm•iou ofof thethe vwnew vnlranrmvolcanoes Lhla ftlcxkoUusiou araree on approTed •ecnrtti. aac, kat baifslat • found to Imv*’•e dtaddial ofof fright.frigku UII I*at *uppoaednippuisd frofromm 1212 toto 1818 years.years. TOHN ( that when tbe Mexicans saw the lava run- MEATMEATSS J-" ning down tbe mou nlain aldM thry mistook gT...-.L.AT Custom work a spec- REAL ESTATE d»hHuh ofof all nil kinda.kinds. llpfcn,iijit^rB,rinma 0«i>h.. WP«I moMriror.ilipt i-H. p., ■.'lythlnt -ythiogootf nol A atudeat,-tJilent, Vlngbeing ttamwdesirous ofof Imrnlnglearning -.misIIvimiallr lowkom in-iou*m-inv)t i-ir.-b-h.-iHirnMim al .ttoRMU*.NUort noWoe. ialty.ialty. R.R. J.J. Perkins.Perkins. whetherwhether therethere waiwa sany any truthtruth inin thethe MaliMale* -No.\ o. 20 North AveAve. men* that Ueneca was addicttx] to• drunkdrunken in-- Carpenter drdr Builder,Builder, ness, opened an illturtrated enaycbipedia, and SpecialSpecial bargainsbargains iinn tVtbe NbOCShoe HVtta n"Il LasLastt TenTen DaysDays C“" heringhaving foundfound thothe namename ofof Uetin celebratedcelebrated m10 EASTCAST THIRDTHIRD STREET.STEBBT. pbfrwopVr.pLil'jsoplier. TVthe flnrt flnrt objectobject thatthat metmet hie bu gat.giu FrenchFrench Lawns,Lawns, anandd 4perialSpnial gotirea.Soticco. wa•ui •a woodcut.woodcut, bemwthbeneath whichwhich wereware ththee JJ.. J.J. KENNEY.KENNEY. FURNITURE wordewordi “Srimra."Senw-a, afterafter anau ancles.tancient UnL-butt." ThTVa Broche Seecuckers at DR. DAMON A SADBAD MISFORTUNEMISFORTUNE anltmt Investigator, (UKIUIK bia wont .-or. Broche Seecuckers at andad procureprewure ^ aB^jMjr^ uetr off ^tboae ^ handsome DR. DAMON- A llIs toto rakerralw *a largelarge familyfamily ofof bboy s and confirmed,eonflnned, lookedlooked nono fur*.U».—Cliuwgnfurtliur.—CbicaRO Her>Hep- PATENT LEATHER girlgirt** andabbd thenthen haveHave itemt&t&eem carriedcarried toto 1• • early EXPRESS aid. 122 1-21-2 cts.cts. worthworth 18c18c.. Kve by that trrrlhlr dlarawc const •Id. Heeeesdd IVtbe warolagwsmloii andand checkcheck iItitt InIn Its Unit LABOB JUMBO OOYEBBD TRUCKS. ■stagetainuL^tV^pruioijltages by tbe prompt uevuse ofof Kciap‘aKemp'Ke s Balsam T*M Ever Tbm*. OneOne lotlot WhiteWhite FrenchFrench OXFORDOXFORD TIESTIES for tbe fhroat and longsR, warrantedwarranted to cure, pKARSOpBARSOMN ft* GAYLE.OATIA, A veryvery Htl.clUtie forth*®. Gf«-ea omJmnd V oonrtnrM. HOICDICEE CUTCUT fLOWEBS.PLOWBBS, CarpenterCarpenterss & BuildersBuilders night r d.- a*k~l anandd PlaidsPlaids 18c,18c , realre a VC richFr«ab everyevery day.dii.T. TVwtgnaHc«.arn3 fort< wedding*. ‘srttjSKSWfcjn&r*' -Ks* EdUfc.’ PARK HOUSE. 1 P. O. BOX 1*21. -Did"Did V-bringlia bring youyon anyany hotlast night?.light! " PARK HOUSE, ffattsa.'sasft^^^iSb^t^^oT art!" M^ A. p. o. box ua. -So; t will give yon some aa soon as be valuvaluee 25c.25c . ManyMany Park avenue, oppraitr North avenue. W. J. Petnon, Vine street, new Emily Ufa—t, — “Mo; I will give you mow as soon a* be FLAINFIBLDPLAINFIELD., N.N. J Parli -Tenne, opposite North avenue. W. J. Pearson, v ids street, near Emily street. does." I A DIBS WIST FRONT STRUT. •That's just It," cried the little creature, otheotherr bargainsbargains iinn Newly furnuihcd and renovated. Firvt-clam I ii DoDo your your ownown dyrlng.dyeloK. atat home,borne, withwith Peei H. E. Gayl. Vo. ft* East becood mH. “That's Ju»t lowlrtrw.leoeDves. TheyThpy wlUwllJ dri-dye everything.e^-erythlnff. TheyThey AU Work ^y*LL•ALL PAPERS.PAPEK3. breaking into ti-are. "Now tli*t you're eii- In everyDutaU particular. Apply ettrlUndery fo renurt •sold everywhere, Prici* li>c n pac-kri^n-—4C AU Wort .•-•omftttr Mfslift to. W DressDress Goods, NotionsNotions nireipvQl. Apply eurly for eh' art »r»anld. every*Thty havhere.e nPriceo equa KTl afo paekagt*r Strength •), gagal to him be dooui'i ilud it worth white (o oukire.DiUblima They Amount have lumi Pakaiirequal foeor forBtiwmrth. fm*L- ay you any men attention.''—Philadelphia nt«aMM of oVColor Color,, oror non-fedinsnon-fiidjiiit -lualitics.Thay PeterPeter G.G . KKneKHne,, G. E.F. dr&• C. E. BrownBrown Hosiery.anHosiery andd Gloves.Gloves. A)do notcaucknot crock oror mat.«mat. PurFor aaliaal< - byby II.R. J. J. Mbaw. Shn»- Carpenter and Builder, drunriM.drugHTBt. PUinfieid.Pliitnfldd. N.N. J. J. W4»2-17-ly Carpenter and Builder, 1 POPE'SPOPE’S.. EVAN JONES, MIR SALK CHEAP. oSf Y. |\HBIB LEADINGLEADING BTTLKdSTYLES OOVF EVAN JONES, F* 1A grial, r young borne, suitable V9.K.J. WALL.WALL PBOPHIETOKPBOPKIBTOR.. °"1! 5 V5^feu.'r«,,.ry Surgeou. fVth street. 11 Somerset itroct, North PtatnflHd. InfotwJ* ^BHHELLQEKKBLL A* POTTNDPOUND.. Livery OQce. carpecte..jSajsjL.’Ksnusr-n and builda™ Ibat be can funHak PAPERPAPER.. Monumentsdr Vaults "C“C.. P.P.”" Mou«1mg&.Mou dm as. ''ftftho.>ashes, Doors,Doors, Monuments & Vaults ids aami all kinds of Scroll and Turned work Bicycles;Bicycles, T>T? icycles M: reewtnaW'»tece pn^^hMmiMcMafuhyrtApHces. Eetinutes cheerfully foi* paJKNITUKBP URN IT UR R.. WINDOW CORSETSCORSETS AND TANDEMS. Posed .muinlsya. AMERICAN.N, SCOTC>TCHH ASDAND ITALIANITALIAN AND TANDBM8. NewNew YorkYork Pri.ee.Prices. t oKliahKllsb andand AmericanAmerloan Sundncu.Sundrtea. VieBole AgeutaAgeol R. V.V. Saums.Saums. I'ulcna ictor Club, Budge, Humber.Bover, SatMr SHADES, nlsVu'terwJ* l uJ. ^ -i;H'w- I Victor Oub. Budge. Hualer.Hover. Safety CarCariente sente*- aodand Builder,Bailder, SHADES, [^"ViVi^Mi'iV't'rl’"puraiT! I''V.I*."S. Y! win andand otherother cye.ee.ojo^a. FAIRCHILD’SFAIRCIIILDS R» Vtaoce CStatoe avenue. call nt nsndcuou uiiun rtxjues*. friM-lm EDS ALL'S H-H. POUND.POUND. K37 MartKan ThirdThird HTMLnnet. &fcaai«jaya INTERIORINTEBIOE DUOORATIONfD BOO RATIONSl pRNTHAL AND COMFORTllll.K w TV EDSALL'S H.B. WKHHBLLBBHK8LL PlainfieldPlalnflcld avenue.ITOIIIIL FurnitureFurniture WareroomsWarerooms .J.j Manning,Manning, >B•a CANALCAKAi STREET,STaEET, MEWItBW TOBKYORK.. * Besldence. Sn>na, P. 0. Box HO. MC DOjCOrOH ft MARTIN. arpenter and Builder, CITCITYY HOTEL,MOTEL, a BAST FRONT STREET AILLLL THTH«E Coir.tr ol Park •' le un.l Peoond Street, only Parlor and ChamChambet bet SpicerSpicer & Hubbard.Hubbard, MadiaoM«lwma lamiriBTenue and TUrfHnM.Third tti«M, LATESLATESTT STYLESSTYLES JJ.. H.H . Staats,Staats, Prop’r.I'rop'r. P URNURNITURE. ITU RE. Moaldin.s,Mouldings, basicshashes, Blinds,Blinds, Doors,Doors, croU Sawln* and Tumtn«. Glua of all Una* *>»Dot GOODGOOD Accomini>1-1kmt.AcoomiooilH lions. WilliaWilliamm C.C . Smith.Smith, FURNITURE,FURNITURE, 1«AKKI -ARK AVRMUBAVBNUE PracticaPracticall MasonMason andand Builder.Boilder. illAll ortor.ordon forfor y-r«.«Ji-vhbuip pr.-i.iCJrpmmiitJy ut.WrrKtedi lo. FAINTPAINT STORE,STORE, ResidenceH.J.IK.. UtwdCo.vniif.Onmd.-iev'uvaoue. Eo.P. O Bos CIS. Fancy Rockers WHOLESALEOLESALE AMDAND HRTA1LHRTAIL Sducattonsl.Educational. and ChairsChairs WALL PAPERS. L" L WALL PAPERS, ". IoccrroN. ofUJiiU>>a«IP Painia.Paints. WhiteWhltr Luad,L*MI1. '*IU.<»U , VaraMma.V^riiisliM, ItroaVaBruehi lemonstrui^Hon In Elocution, class or private Cohm,Colors, tieetc.. HONESHONESTT MILKMILK ns. For term*, add-™ M»e. AlbJU, P. PlushPlush andand RushRush SeatsSeats E. M. ADAMS,ADAMS, flJW .NK1T1HFIE MATT1MJN.MATTIWIK. l * PAHK AVKMI harve uuiura n.lei/actoi j. r Fail view Farm DaiiyDairy l"!iSS f'frfisSoSrp.o."E All ancordutllr invited to .0 tbrotujt my orriCB » aod 47 XiiUTH AVB5U8 iK-i.rwACTtow l! BiDbaa can<» UiajutuuieLwB-twml-cttu Pluaee ceil 01„ri EToKuS&K.iSrTAPS? •" •" -» tin MuironTa Heal Bel ale AwiH-y opp. drpoc HE larwilgm UOX 03 PLAINFIELD. THK L. HEYNIGER,HEYNIGER, F. 0. GREEN. omdeereiilTteowiani l>*»es will nt<-tV if ••«.> r--«■ h. Ilore are conatruo- herehere., 1I thoughtthought youYO Uwere wer e bringlivin gin I nSc ~ ted WiringWifirurw'i willU Vd.—atItetliweM vmw'*c aodand withoutwithoi.. AAccident ccidcn t PoliciesPolicies healthful.healthful, ConvenientConvenient gT, BALED. HAY. ette. rjB. LLou ila."" dclaclnx.. ...'Liikr «< vJlln*m 1-iUnjTr audi nud walla wuji pand aa dIn i nm.ai QIH I,-aaea cuai-B BALBD. RAY, etc., tert-tm#(u.I mu- hand and «nu foul m.mi Furnaces,Furnaces, Ranges,Ranges, obwrvnt'on. HoraeRomp ofof tVmUwm "awo»n nlaou.so dnerrUedes • J -.'fl’MV h ** 2111 " .4.1 KnrF'Tloio off m"bert■h hand ey»a and mm foot *^"J CARRIAGESCARRIAGES in fair Eiipli-h tbe r#«ults of | ,.. V WoTlMlinw *«U PURE Corn Meal, In fair English tV rtemU .* nwhat!M nmeeeliM le- II addltk ewlAI.Kt lyh»X l> wm. WHIUHT , Manager. «.H . v.Fu .Vr lo»*o off .mefine laidhand oror ofii( neeimc fo.tlout SIMUJM|l.:tW. PURE Corn Meal, ft»»*Wfore the ir r,w IniB.daaialKiraiafe a . law of girl, a feww .lay._ A M RUNYONRUNYON & SONSON InIn greatgrot varietyTsricty anandd ago ibaJ.WUs ww.was to to sta* -t.ite «v0.1.. |Wi. pfuvwb from(ran «! For oimbiina knjiirtca -durmr the Stoves,Stoves, CUPPEDCLIPPKD OATS.OAT8, a.M« wuUor. U.- of the pup*. pLAINTJluM PI ELI* mST.TRLJtF.lilST. T^. t F. A.CO.JA. CO. ] Jodenabrsir.denak-rs nr*\A d E Eibalmen; balmer s BARLBBAULKYT OATH.OATS, NO.NO. *E OATS. UATS. JJBB8B EES BYV OATSOATS ElegantKlegant StylesStyles so. vwrturv.1 an ongivl 48 Wftft AVBKt F. Tinware,Tinware, etcetc.. allnil purepure goodsgo-Kls atat popularpopular prices.prtcea. Telephone Call 40 RraMWnoe| 4A Madt LowLowPrtaMlsm Pimm la att Messenger ServiceService TELEPHONETELBPUONB CALLCALL U1H.t frtmdc”— lhat.e. Transcript r For circular. etc„ call on atti avenue. Telephoar Call.ST. Office of CHEAP for Cash. Ground Oyeter 8VUs and Rock fteiu Mlum<*e and «‘k!o Tuknrraph Cu.Cu. MomMon«] > miMdc cemeury. CHEAP for Cash. Ground Oyster Shells and Kock Salt, ALLENALLEN'S S TtfcefrrwJ by Tekwrwph.ph Jos. T. Vail, Aot.,Agt., C.uit Onhvr—A Tiieviaav from tbw j 1t*e attmocw. w »aat Ftont anmat ^ Nlecr*.*’ Work of all .WnipOoua put up ai pifcCTiB*T CLASSCI^B8^OR n^ORKK GUARANTEED.QUAHABTTVBD. Q CHOOL8UPPLCHOOL S UPPLIES . n*alml All work ruaranleed. OPPU9ITB UB»*OT. II SRADQOAHTBHS AOQUAKTBKM FOI R S’ III-BwHi. Hwor-VlM V Vis dmdo theytocv want-furtherwant-far Pa K EOAIK C.a M.K .rplODAKD. (t-ioriARD. Maaa««r H ^AEDWARE.[JAEDWABt «X|ax]>l.-ti)iitin 4.1 ueilruin nfnf ev eTtlPnce ft Burrf ? ALALLL AT.THBAT.IHE LOWgKTXPKICKS.LOWB8TIPBICE8. CourtCourt Oarer—N-..OC!ci-r—S>>. youryour h.>nor;tbryhonor; they wanti BLANK BOOKS,BOOKS, •a freak(mOi boxboi of of cijara.—N--w cisnnt—>Vw YorkYork SunSun.. *IKU» FloiidaFlojida Oranges PLUMBING, IKON AND BRASS FOCNDK\T MEMORANDUORANDDMM BLOCKS.BLOCKS, FOTOGRAKFOTOGRAKfc.: Blue StoneStone Flagging, andand ailall kinds kind* ofor ForeignForeign andand DomesticOomeatlc F>Frui t Tablet*. Writta* aad Dmwlac Book*, Steam dr<5r Gas FittingFitting And "macli-- on the wnd; aborr; rrlMhUnv LANGUAGE LBSBOH8, asd tbrj-U qnk of M in tbe IX-MDII at MACHINESHOPM A CHL YES HOP Kenney Brothers,Brothers, ■SHEEHERT IRON1KOK AMD AND Onr which tin- wihl billow* will ruar. Hun •—*> *»—. Lead Pencil*, ett, at low prtaea. Alto fa eoruecaiwr.i off TW«Thl-I ae.1m-J .Ktehmowd UioliinunilHiwt- >1 recta.t Katahtstab < ben »>♦*••• NOMO.. ftS NORTHNOBTH AVBNIB.AVENUE. - HEATER WORK.WORE. ea^aSrSSSiiSSuS^'*^w^s^. ii?^iis* 'iirtTis ihNSssie^^a^ssto PuiePute Confectionery iii'ii^ t". -lu'm. r .1. (••IMt" »"d Tarlins 4 M. POWERS, TELEPHONE CALL 1 M. POWERS, 8oniethta«w.waDd durable, a bo* of cholee tbeUr*Mt»s»ortiMot.K>WLntowQ. nUJed son with nut cracker and piek tor P.Y. aO . BOXBOX ISM.HaT . 1 HORN’S, HORN'S, ,, RR.(T*FI. C. FISHERS SILER’S,, GRIFFEN, . h" Enfft*. rrv Ti=s£;. ^jr^aa.* M M>^ atnat. opp. |pub»e Ma u unTsonmiB. a. PLAINFIF.LD EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY JUNE

    longer off.f.t tbe e p«parln Chicago, Tba- Herald waa etarted AMONG THE SAVAGES. A WONDERFUL PRESS. tit ic. nu l bba mora ie ih thm by a coterie of young Journal Lsts, who made FOR COD. PATTrS HOME LIFE. things which -houM not anywhere be printed. a SBcrrw from a professional point of view, It Is a singulail r ffact t tltlmt thth e leadinldi g m?w»- bnt lacked tbe money to carry their venture Hatched Chick.*- REFERRING TO THE DAILY JOUR- Ions euougb to renn the reward. But tbk is EMIN PASHA AND HIS AFRICAN JOUR- papers of 0 ilti.re.1 r- 3ECONSETT, A VILLAGE ON THE FUR- .._. Uimwtt,aathey HOW THE.QREAT SINGER WHILES nothing new in the bbtory of newajMpen. NEVINGS. NALS OF CHICAGO. give. «tion»lian g than thus* of CTii THER END OF NANTUCKET. Ixnne. -I do enjoy the theatre-, I one* AWAY THE TIME. iwdy ^i"rt. As news- • I'll.' Herald i-xceto in the local lleM, and hits a 1 wrote • play myaeif." "Ob, Mr. Sumwit," m. pur* mid simple, tln-Uiii-nso jonmals larger cirmlaiion In Cuicagn anil immediate the exrtntmrd, with g-nuine enthusiasm, "did Nn IntanM rait In the llUMr BKHM :•> le.ul ull. nut eX'VJitillff tlione of ralHirln. than any other morning paper. I I jna natty, thought Ami what waa It abont, t B.tli.1- Nomadte Eil-tsiKw I'MHd Tlie News ks iirinte.1 l«tl. morning and of TUInp that th* 1-inaky Oarmu New York. T.. my II«.I ion DM L'birti^n Trib- 1 m ! SIHI wbeu did you wnU it, and was It a sue- i IL.r.U «n.l Palar* t.nt—llr. ..kf.-t, my otlier paper in the L'liitwl evening. Started a dozen j«irn ago by some ••—, and did I ever m it playedr -I don't Doctor mid Tni.tlM I. •Jr,-in,i,,r, tmvkxnu, I>I Hurra-HiEWW Xlmllst. Sr il, r. Probably it puvs youiit; men witb a fen Ihowend dollatv i-api- knuw that y.m ever did," be aaid, in alow, ann • money for trlesr • pliic .lt.piiu.-has than tal, in.-t.Mlnyearuingai»r..lii of *;.1,0W> a ^onsriciitioua tones. "It was only a, abort, nn> and all t i.i- matter wliicb year. Tb- evening edition is tbe nwnt exten- Mie act play; it was a play upon the word Th- new* not Ion* ago r-reived that Emin [Special [Special Comwpnwfcnw. 1 '•™ bai bren a -•, ;t.! • ,i irritton nnJ in? in is edited with great •nvly rirt-ulatnl paper in the we»t, and bot fair;' I runs; in something about tbe fare Pi»ii:. was ™fe. Bt a comparatively re- IO, May 30.—If there ia anything few daily |n|«ra in tlie worM .-x^l it in num- , May al.—NantiK'ket Ls some- prim.-! nbmtt lime. Patti* Imnx.- life, ia far ami h II. iilJ.'L-11'V. Aa a purveyor of r -h.-w.L~ 1 by 1 b,. fair nt tbe fair not being fair. tlw term cau 1« nilie-l to Uto miber cent ilnlc, revives interact In hi* expedition, distinctive nliout the newspaper prei* ..f Cbi- the- news of iU)—events ber of ciipifsi printed. Each evening Tbe hat i-emotfl at ibis time of xv.-rr: 1'iiC the I cannot ull * lady what the editor palled jfhing village of Si-i-iif-. rr. di ibv furtlter nuvli • <=i,tt.-iHV lasnl in iioMris awl paktc* Ud that "1 Henry 1(. Wtouley, wLo l,a. gouu cl ull places reacheh d by a telegraph News prints mid sells about ll.i,t«"l popent me, bat I can never forget it. Ami not be •nd of tlie Mam!, eiglit milrs lr»m N;n,tin-ket •a. AJ very f«w penooa, bowevL-r, Uave- tlie magnificent support given it by -this pajier ia without an equal on the It is almost literally true, aa tbe i>ub- days nfterward I saw tbat very aame th ma- town, ismnob-r. We Ismc now norallnay, been privil,-^.:] tonoteOuviM UM> luciji •n-iol Chicago in tbe way of advettia- ii--nL "It has the space nnd the money. lisbera i-laim, tlint -everj-body in Cbi- in bU pnper oa oritriiiaL" -I believe a I Dr. Eudti «;. )ju the caliph luu now hon- 1 xtage, no regular mail, ou u-lecrnph, no of a p. inn .buna's daily routine, the r ored, t^ou^-h much too Into, by giving bitu support which enables the tHnrapane* All great newgpaiiurs. are great ma- 030 reoiln Tbe Evt-uing Newa." Tho Morning litors are JL-nloos of oUier writcn." eai.1 Mial Kewa is ni«> n sui-cewful journal. It is a ••, no potitrrfHiT'. no boteLi opMt, no cliun-h Uhd HM h b t Eti»- Ijll" "f i>n-Oja, tliu hlghrat Rift in hia i.-r- t« print journal* of inn.li gr-eater r 1 i.lilifii-1. -b.-,-nu.« 011-e DO wrote on article r nc# than would be warranted by tbe cinirular fnrt ih.it the m.'rriing :in.l evening fc i<-e^ on Sund'iv. Our ston i^ oi>efiemiuatins Mr. Cleveland for presi.io.nt. |png, '»c«Tirattt Tbe rrjiortcrs and iniew pna-ci). Is l.y birth a Kikiian. mid bU real the public cm>v«Dienre on Mondays, W«ln«- iii-iK Is S-limtcl«\ lie studied nt Porto, Ber- S* whii'li come more directly from tbe eilltioitai nf Tne Se».,. though oivneil by the long before auybtidy else thought of him, and nt havo dealt with I.HIBUI.J,-.! at any datsmid Fiid.iy». Our |>i.puliiti.>n numhrrs 1 lin and Vienna, then cntarol the E-jypdim reader*. There; are only five English mom- same }vmons, nif? managed as distinct |II-OJ>- signed it -Taxpayer — tbst'a pa'a DOB de htgth l»ve bad to d*i*!Hl. in truth, mor* i"K papfiH in Cliicafjo. tbe third city of tbe ertiea. fiiuuicully and etlitorwlly. There is forty s-.uls anil bodies. There are ISO I writ™ all these ortirln (Lznad HI Uirir imaginniiou than upon an abuit- army u ph>>iciaii, and In ]37(j tr» wit . y HUUIDW cottaKca, all of which will be 1 from Cairo to (Ionian, who. WK* then pov- country, mid yet not one has a circulation as a complete staff of etlitors and reporters for . . ._'—and after election be went to .ce "f facts. During Miw. l-atti . sojovra each 1—lie. Tho News is managed wilt full at oo-uiaut* in a tew weeks. e tq-iatorial high an &J,oUU copies daily. In Sew York, find it to wrtl.. n dispute, and the editor Tnrl he Unite>t Stales, which inny be bikcu a* OorJon energy, IUKI, like The N«w York World, likes a few weeks hence will have a Pallia very toon Philadelphia and Boston there are several cut tbe wltol • copy uf tbat paper out un- tbe 5th of July; and averybody k»»tr* it kt page article, illusirateil. on the nubject of •.•O.1 i can Just KBF iht-in the Ln-nfci-ning toward 8 oVIock in UM mjro- was, tiiH ciiief pby- rem-lied by a score ot railroads, and the 4th of July is the holiday, und not tbv ^th; "Chicago ruts," printed not long ago. The _, tbeaiRi^Etreastakr«acti|inf rnlTw befot* dcmi, and enjoy- .ijj<> ha.- a larger population than Boston; pa told him so, too, and the editor said if pa rodent was written up and pictoriallied from leaving her bedchamber. Tbt inniri'jn. ed bim in aet'«ral liu cjmlilned circulation of tbe five Eng- of black Outline on the water. The "black up^ didn't get rooms In an icshonsn he wouldn't morniiiK papers of this city .toes not every conceivable iwint of view. The News keep through tbe summer." bovrs that go by t-f ore luncheon—l bf frntci equal thniuf the two leading papers of Bos- is also strong on detective work, an.l its that is nil the Seconsett wife or maiden sees ejroner a Ia foorchetto—are wliiknl i»; tliat of tbe two leading paper* of editor is never so happy a* when hi command wband or lover. They )«it oft at itjrtnin "I don't see why you cant keep awoke In -lib the maids, the birds, ami the dngs, Stt- L. An explanation of thia ia taxity 1 oir|* of professional sleuth hounds, •4 tide when the flsh bite l»t Koine- church," said tbe pastor. -I am then aa long twr KicoliBl uppeorinR nt Intarvab with a bit Fint, the country immediately ad- ning down criminals, elections frauds or they are all afloat by 5 in the inornin?. 70a are and 1 don't bave to deep half tbe Jaivnt to this city, outnl,l« the Miburlen dis- official thieves. i beautiful picture it is to «.T tiii-w ilots in." "Oh, well," rrplied tbe ili-unjn, "yoa trict, is but sparsely poirtilaUrf conijwred riding on tlie l.roail xheet of gobltm radiance just sit down In tbe pew and let me preach Ex-Postmaster General Rattan's Evening and 111 bet a now organ yon codoarB keep with the rural population of Mew England Muil Li about the brightwt afumcxiu paper by the rising sun. One nian on the table, and Mme. Paid steps into and tbe middle states. Moreover, tlje people ill pull these "dories" on the very eug« «nd your eyes open ten minute*." e dining room ami claims her iban- of nek the city, and, after n lung struggle, is now "™" " " you stumped Texas for tbe Pro- of thriving western towns and minor cities > In id of one diah of meat, ending up with a bit ,le to !«y its way. Mr. Hatton has made :eb What peculiarity of your depend lens u[Kin the metropolitan |jresa liij friendd in Chicago, and has won a the benJb. I bav, of frnit. The prirna donna oevsr eah bread •Ji.iu tin' dwellers in towns of like sise audiences struck you moat forcibly r* "Well," lla habitual form; tbe bread laid before eat victory in building up hu i>u(>er in so on arious s aaid the missionary, "the ehnnks of clay and LIH I .innlar location as regards the near- is cut into thin aUcaa and baked until it I* short a time. Tbe Mail has a circulation of handling pieces of brick (truck me moat forcibly, but rible name through tb« „ _ _ ».t grwil cities in the east The pro- i.tivenes eakers. Wattching his c aa bard as wood. She drive* dally from 3 to tbe English Bishop Hnntiogton and appreciative new of oppor- about BU.UW copies daily. Like The News, 'je eggs stayed by me tbe longest* •iiiHai press Is proliably better developead Hie sold for one cent. The Mail is straight 1 in ' h » 300 V3O or &, and very little can Teem tioa tacar- bis flfty companions. At that "' mil inon, enterprising in tbe west, und in i\ jirine t<* improve it quiL-kly A French scientist, wbo divine* rharucur Republican, but unti-Blaine. pounds 1 be wilt put li.in- y a slaiple inspection of Bans, says that "the an officer of Gordon, contrary and well, powuwed by but few journals in this otop a li<-a\y breaker the instructions of the latter, had mv try. quick, paaaiaaaM, sanguine person baa m evening paper. It U tbe oldtwt puper In and let it alioot him almL»t hlgli und dry on nIni- hostelry. •itli 300 men to UM capital city of Uganda iciicy has been largely aided by tl,,- qilenilid hut I HI» s»yin w not intruded BO mu.-b strongly colored now nf a uniform shade." S the city ami caters to the wealthier elmeUM, the beach. I saw Tesuvdiy Irnuts so coming MKI. PATTI'M OISKZBlt. with a pronu need intention to occupy that *>r» ice alTonled it by The American Pi»« as praise for The Tribune HS it is to describe This gives ua a moat accurate estimate of the enjoying a circulation of about t20,01M) among whoae bows, as they were shot forward, ben lime, fatti la to sing in the evening, country. Emin ElTendi was «ent nf ter him 4««K-iation, which as a purveyor of news Chi proa) by using The Tribune, itt character ot the American tramp, whoae tbe best people of the city. It is cold at two projected two or three inihea over Ibe lieaca lines at 4 o'clock in the aft-m.wn; when witli an ordsr to inatanUy bring iHBck the ile- •iv.iLi tho older press associations, and as ,-i pro- i,nsanit!u-tration. Tbe Tribune strongly colored nose doe* not vary its uni- in Aej were being rolled on by the se;. Iwhiud form shade with season or climate. And vet (he ki not to perform, dinner is serred at 1. tacliuieut, in whicJi he waa so successful that vider of general reading matter is without a leads, but it hru not all the exreUenon :hem. These Hecooaett nsbem are as c-areietia One or two friends ore generally jnrited to Dot a shot MIL. fired to disturb the peaceable •ivul in thy world. Tho second and gn.-ncent There la not one straight Democratic paper De bas never been accused of being quid. In tbe city. The Tribune, Inter Ocean, Mail of theee tumlilirig mowtt of water as are tbe dine with la diva, and formality Uavoi-lcO us relation, then existing. awse of Chicago's poor showing in tlie mat- ibove everylhinc nls- In its Held; OIK! this It Perhaps it means that be ii quick not to and Journal are Republican, tbe News Mug- mammoth seal in tbe breakers of the Farra- much as possible. The mean Is made up in " JIB fid-t that ia not The Times b really as :; • • 1 a newi- Of slill jjiqatermiportjin™ was hissuooeasin wump and the Herald and Times Independ- oue Islands off San Francisco. I h.i -.-.- seen the morning, and woe to tbe cook if all it* ire--llfths of the populati here is Inducing the king of Unyoro—(iordou's neigh- ent, both indorsing tbe mlniini*tration. Tbe :hem ancbiired and fishing on tb« Pochick component porta, ore not prepared not merely t perfunftorv, handling well tvU.-it comew to bor of Albert Nyania, the lako Into which i Wth r t g, th pp Bewsjlenild nnd Tribune print pictures, each Rip hens where, as the long breakers rolled Co the queenV bat to tbe songntw' and to tbu Somerast Nile enters from tlie east—to n the ordinary .•••u.— ..: l.u-m,,-, but loil- n, they wure ap|iirently nil out of wnter one tbe tenor1* taste. A great feature of MOM. -s of English papent. having an .-uvuiiipli.shed artist on its staff. politics; I've been reducing the surplus.' make a lasting peace, for it would have been nonient and under it the nuxt. Poclik-k Rip Patti's dinners is tbe ice that is brought In at About SUO printers Slid employment on the "You don't know anything abont it.- snarled an easy matter for this ruler to sweep Gor- i with tht> circulation ot the morning press It is mi art) unlike tin old Times that i at certain turns uf tide an ocean Hell Gate, tbat stage of errata at which the pleiwiau Ro- iglisb dailies of Chicago, and about BOO tbe old man; "you're just like any woman don and Ills little troop from the face of the lie large circulation enjoyed by tbe even- Storey p inted ns it i-nuld !>e. Storey*s roaring, foaming, seething. Compared to it man punch ia habitually serred. At tba itorxund reporters. The average earnings when she tries to talk politics; you've bean earth. In acknowledgment of these services ing pi-w*. one journal, n penny paper, gelling Times w always turning snmetfciBg up. tbe East river Hell Gate la a mere wash bowl Windsor this marvelous compound is called tbe printers is pi!> a week, and of the increasing the deficit, that's what you've been Ounlon in 1678 made Emin governor of the -- -) tlian !, " wai no linecxn* which' was llm. jf tlie papers of Chicago, and my figures run r us Awn and stngc cuach could morning at 3 o'clock carry about 35,00U copies A* IHCUBATOB'B orrupwuo. more wkWy known "Ponding osem-l- likt- this for the morning press: if tbi-re was any pn«i>ect of their of the Chicago dailies to the people of 1111- U aiid re "]-." minus tbe fruit contained in the lat- made the lighter wl.an Gordon Boon ofta r re- Tribune « too iinttiio^ *;oiiit, imrticularly if it bip- ciis, Iowa and Wisconsin. about a mile from shore, their preseuc-e being delsctable compound. MK.'I.M his post as general governor of tbe Herald 40,0M be a rich M-anduL It is a fa'.'! indicated nuw and then by the gleam of white Lalla Rookh" U tbe single subject, outside- Tini-s once bud a professional Hou-ian. U nlationahin* exiled. ot billiard*, upon which Hlgnor ^icolini liio slave dealers wbo bad a* long been betd litor. wbn banditti everything sticking out of water. ™Tlie^i*ti«w™« itwm- woxus joaitively enthusiartic. Hia ndnUnt* down mith iroo rigor again raised their nature, traveling from the PARSON BROWNLOWS PROPHECY. will be |>ajned to laain that owing to bia ten- Tld* iti a small output, individually and col- O , g heads; discontent showed itaelf on e»ery rch of wbare now you see but one. They found out •leiicy to bilioua »Mirh, his doctors have lor- l«tivyly; and bad thesis papers only such ad- Rockies t Altegbenie* in ban*, and it needed tuch men u Emin Boy sj l p TThe evsntually tbey belonged to a three masted bidden him to partake of hia favorite delkacr and the Italian Gcsl, wl " - — — •rarUaing reraipta aa are enjoyed by eastern with anything approkcfainf |f iaiBlfBBof. beadlii»H of The Times, wi.nh helped mak« [Special CorrrspoQuence,] ^booner from EWngor, kvide>t with lime. She M time been oiut«l (o«niur of ths journals tba preiH of Cbii-ago would newa. At dinner Bignor Micounl drinks clarat, but tHiHGTos. May 31.—CoL John Brown- rayed on tbe shoal at night. Nothing has El-'ibasan. rarily make but jxjor ci)mparison wltb o> olds white wines. As tor Mme. Patti, two- Ting order out of tbii » ie son of Parson Brownlow, tba noted rer hi*n heard of the crew. They went chaos. that ot Sew York, Boston or Phila- most wnmi.>ii|>kicf ii-'inliiij,-> imaginable. It orthme yean ago her physician prescribed ig preacher of toe rebellion, wai speak- own with her or were capsised In the break- In less than two years moat of the stations delphia. But Chicago is an advertis- is no wrrt that The Tini«. i* wtmlily going r* after taking to their boat. These events claret, with a view to enriching her rail an ins ci t]f; its merchants, wide awake down bill. It is gradually losing in circula- me to-dsy of some of tbs reminiscences overisbed blood. Just now no traces of were rebuilt and all, about forty in number, published in Allen Thorndike Rice's book on re relatiiBly common here. Thme shore connected l.y mean* of a weekly piwtal aer- and enterprising, believe in the use of tion, partly bet-aum of the machine made sands are full of wreck*, some completely itia ara perceptible, and Mme. Patti ha*- priulen'mk and pay immense sumsof money Lincoln. During (he conversation bespoke vice, mid Uioilirtrict very thon ughly purified aspect and partly because of tbe high prift buried out of sijlit and mnny yards from Aod putseless'oottoD battuis; lined— _ wearied of claret is permitted to mingle sfor. .Tie more favored jnumals Ret Of 5 cents still anked for it, The Tribune and of tbe article by tbe ar(iat Wyntt, who a little whisky with her water at dinner only of tlie slave dealers. And while formerly tbe painted Lincoln's portrait for bim and who where the sea is IU1W noiiiiiliug pebbles into A pateot incubator. equatorial provinces had required for their _ . .i twenty-five to thirty-five cvnts an. ognte Inter Ocean having cime down to 3 cent*. *and. There b no such meal a« supper hi the Patti lino for their space, and of mich lines there describes a scene in which Mr. Lincoln, look- administration an annual subsidy of £38,000 Tbe Times is un.ier coutnd of the courts, and The esbermen's cottages at Seoonsett ere household, and by midnight Signor and Mm*. are fourteen In an inch. That makes about is likely to remain there evermore. The con- ing at a picture of himself over the mantel, Kicolinl have retired. Emin Bey three yean later could show a bal- spoke substantially am follows: "Parson maritime construction* on land. Some are Bhmild children e'er be born to me. ance of £8,000. Yet the tun had not been cem is now barely payipg ei|>enseii, and u 3ver a century ul music of an out of tbe way aort, i. e., circulation. Now it is in flftb place. Could hel.l a high n-xpect for Lincoln, and he had Indigo and wheat have bean Introduced. hod some corres(>ondeiice with him previous hr.ra«]isuch aii exiuinM of window For t vill just be gathered to ither playing, banjo solos and lu on, by With all thia Emln Bey baa found time to to the time tliis inciitent is said to have oc- gliwi. TW streeW hers "ere not laid out. Mj Incubator. — Brooklyn Eagle. rtisto who aiv only too buppy to be oalied to explore moat minutely his dominion and tbe carried at the top ot the editorial column curred. Said Col. Brownlow: "There was a They ,-ame up or drifted in of themselves, ieetladiva,u KU joyed by the bosU-sa and neighboring countries. In his capacity of thus: -The Cnk-ago Times, by W. F. Storey,' statement published over tbe south that Ham- •w and widen in sudden lin was half negrn. and it may hra) been and eccentric fashions. Since the wilLiga bus "Speakln' uf birds,11 «ald uU Tom Tojwil, ns, bnt they ore of long atan.ling. Many of triaa of the Mwutan Ssiga, there took naw it i^, he would doubtless make n superhuniar that niy father quoted this article, as did become a summer resort attenipta bare been "I don't aee why people make such n tots them belong to well known Hebrew families and correct surveys and collect*! much ma- effort to rise from tbe grave and, setting fool many of tbe other southern papers, and Pres- regulate "* " about English sparrows. If they was Mexican and newly all are oouuectad with tbe world terial of an ethnographical and linguistic in the office, discharge everybody from offl« ident Lincoln may have said in bis laughing ething like I -row canaries, now, tbere'd be aoine, .MM* of finance. Mme, Patti hai, practically, na character. boy up in his old time style^ I do not itiean way that Parson Brownlow hnd said that :roggle lil toiL" profmidonal intimate*. At distant interval* Afa-aia, in tba first half of lajt year be """IT Hamtin was half negro, and. to look at that old fnshioneil general training. Sranetin» Tom stopped, well knowing that he would &bu is called upon by nmu ortiaca that lure? * second journey to the western shore of the portrait, one might think tliat be also bad the hen coop U at the trout—sometime, tin lie asked for an explanation. known ber abroad, bnt it cannot be sold that Mwutan, crossed tha lake to Kibero, on the negro blood hi hta veins. house. Then they've stuck names ou ever; -Why," resumed Tom, when the expected any cloae acquaintance exists between her eastern shore, and then returned to tbe Wad- I healthy con withstand a good littlu gap between two cottages nnd i-alleit it i question hail been ashed, "crow canaries are and her brothers and listers in art. eUi, a little to the north of this hike on the mess and huidsbipand 1*01 liv«; ••My father,*" continued Col. Brownlow, "lane" or "street." ctuch attempts to be I biiils found only in Hexico. Tbey nre about Nor doea Mme. Patti cultivate, as do most. loft shore of tbe Nile. liould u i if in fivu or sii '•foresaw tbe war years before it fxvurred. dl boy in bis pa'i tbe n» of a crow, and bave yellow bodies ongent and acton, Uw society Of JournalnUa. rf .. splendid pro]»y l When I was at college in Virginia the elec- er g.xjd for the boj and black wings. Forty or fifty years ago a Thoee whom nba baa known and liked for out at foixiliwd sale. There are plenty ol beld hi. hesulqnartars, having changed from tion of 18SB took place, and my father wrote rthe German ship that had abont 10,000 canariet year* are welcomed a* friends, bat in Bit perous journals. Undoubteilly Tbe Tribuiw. bright men on The Times staff, but the. al>- Lodo, which is further to the north, in hope me in regard to tbe result. He spoke of tbe The cod flsber'9 "dory" is tbe result of a ou board was wrecked off Campeachy. The dug conversation with then: and others Mews and Herald earn more money each year detice of its controlling genius has given tlie of I win K abia to communicate from there with election of Buchanan and said: 'In four yenrs great deal of experience and study for fasli- canariaVt mont of 'on, got away, and took to 0 is no hint of tbe hesteos' profession and thnu is memtary to defray the entire ei|x;iise dry rot a chance to creep in, and as • tbe western coast of Africa. However, all the from now we will have another presidential "oniiig a crnft for rougli water and ocean mention of experianoua or triumph.* ting ttn"ir eatablialniLejits nfepEIng consequence thu paper lacks virility and orig- attempts made in thia direction came to election. Tbe Democratic party will divide there before, but now tbe crow canariea ara iug, in brief, to suggest Uuit tiieaitist- only tbe co«t of the white pajier used. The inaltty. For tba Urst time in ite history naught through tbe hostility of tbe mupic- end will take one candidate from the north wenty odd years ago. Stem and bow rise as common as belli on a Dago's jacket. They > to supply material for a newspaper tll itnes, for it* profits wxceed The Times is now an administration jouruaL iom ruler of Uganda, who, through fe»r of nnd another from the aoatb. They will be 1 foot higher than the waist. There ia a are beautiful biiMs, and sing bass. Tell you, le or tor idle gawp. Witl, lier gneat. and ab " " " Mrs. Storey, tbe dead journalist's widow, losing hia dominion, will in no wiaa permit ilrfeaW and a Republican will be elected. •mall area of elliptii-ally slmjwd Hat bottom. • big flock of 'em, when tbey get Into a tree Mote. Patti prefers to convene m t'ngllih. On n (and* persisted in fighting for praev?*sion of tbe the pausing through of Europeans. The south vriil not submit to this, and the K One button. sliiti-!.Biti(ily up 11 ml down the and tune up, sound like BO many bass viols. idch hiie speaks quite an fluently as if tint The Trilmne consisted paper, and the remaining heirs are equally cotton crowing states will secede. 1 don1t .1 nei cr I _>ft Xnglond or America. But >h» Nevertheless, Dr. Junker, who, with the londy beach. A keeled bottom euu in and Highty curiuua thing to bear, and breaks a twenty-three of which were Hlk-d »ith adver- determined to keep her out. Meanwhile tbe think TeunesBue will go out of tbe Union, O(K into French, Italian and German with. Italian, C'apL Casati, was long the guest of 1 'urrows. If the -dory" b swung by a wove man all up the nrat time be bears iL" £iaeuientah and the advertising earning * for paper is really controlled by Lawyer W. C, nor " i!! the other border statee. The north •i-fect facility, always recurring to English Emin IWv,siu-.-eeiied, by c"ingnround the ter- woodside to it i* .till swept up the beach on Tbe crowd said they should think it would. the day HI'S said to have ,••••• !,-: ,*:-t. 'KJ lioudy, Frwtdent Cleveland's cunlldsntial ad- will not consent to tins secession, and we will -oon o- ,>ra<4k-able. Mme. Paul Mriv^ti ritory of this mucb feuml African potentate. 1 mere ncnm of water. If a keeled bottomed •But it aiiit so acary " thing, after all, aa Mucb of tfals was from th^ "<-lassitlIil" adver- After a long struggle The Tribune man- war ol several years'duration.' All ffose the belief that Bignor M IcuUnl nnder- In getting to Smith Zanzibar, und from there joat is swoiif brottd.-ide to she sticks, rolls to bear a chorus of crocodiles singing in the H'ntB—to rent, lielparnlsituntions wanted, aged to overcome the lead of Tbe Tunes and vanda the vernacular, if be does not •peak it to Cairo by a more, -western route. prophecy came true, and I would gi»e >ver and thu next wave may smash her sides, moonlight. When wa was in tbe Amazon, for sol", etf.—of which Tbs T. iUme has a take place as the tirst paper of Chicago, It $100 if I had in my possession tbat letter, the i'he next wave only slidea the "dory" further whenever the ship's band struck up, Lbe ^ji^nor Nicolini, unrortEtiuitely. niafces oc* And in thia certainly Emin Bey and the monopoly i>n Sundays. On tlie time Sun- »as not able to do this until about tbe time of which are photographed on my ip the nantls. These are very important con- crocodiles would put on full cry, and. though effort to Iceep up hu wife's well meant «•*• Italian explorer would ulso succeed/lint Emin day tliu other morning papers were but little Editor Storey lost his mental grip. Tho ." THOMAS J. TODS. sideration* where, instead of a pier landing, tbe bandmaster put all his man on baas druma, inocent deception.—New Tor* 8un. nfos .mlon thj u -•---! :. behind Tin? Trilmne, one printing twenty- Tnbunv ia now one of tbe best newitpaper smooth water and n flight of stejjM, ^ oq have tbe crocodiles would drown >enm out every whe have for en long a time atood by him in ! pages, anotlier twenty-Four and an- properties of tbe world. It is capitalized at ably a iwash of ton* on tons of foam und sea time. Crocodiles are knowing, but they will Viallr of Men Who TnnL danger and peril, without wage* or clothing, other twenty. Quito a number of trades $&XI,0U0, and the '200 shares are auoted at -Th.- mirrors in ttinwcun," aaid an •aVTatadl [Special CorrespoBdeon-.] ,Teen water every twenty second,. The go to sleep on tbe sand when tbe SOB'S hot. and with mob poor fare, to the cruel fate firms expend fnr advertising an average of tlii.OUOeach. At that rate Tbe Tribunemay ural:.-iiiuu, "are aources of much amnatment. ABD, O., May 3O.-HIs» Amelia •dnry" ii tbe miwt difficult boat uiloat to cap- Then Is your time to catch bold of 'em, and, which would certainly be inflicted on the f 1,UK) a week, and one merchant lias paid for be worth *2,OW,y00. One hundred in. witb n quick motion, over with 'em. I turned us. They illustrate the vanity of men. leaderleag troopa by the slave dealers. He m - Groll, the young singer who u en- everal Soudays jiait, aa is his i-UJitom in the mpositors are required to set the Of course, every one knows tliat codfish one over, sn.i we manacled aim and got him -ei-vloly. orcoon*. like, to loot in a glaat emds to conduct them through the southern by Carl Roea to sing in London ptfalg, more tlian &.0W each Sunday for ad- type for The Tribune and 150 on Saturday .1 - salted aud uried In the sun. But every on board ship. I cut my name and the data . L-ia u while, hut wu have iBwaeiigi.™ ubo Country to the coast. At present, however, tbe. queen's jubilee. Is an Ohio L 'ertisements in tlie Chicago ixipera. nights. About 100 wit tors, reportei-g, etc, me does not know that a codnah mu&t Uo —'T. Topsail, lMSi—on bis hide, and when on to be head over beels ia love -1th thetr tha way ii oLotructod. Neither Leni nor She is scarcely 23 years of a«e and ls a If anv one* thinks I am ctwellin^ too mucb are employed, their work being here in the bandied about twenty times before it is we got h a/tontcl whL-b enables tbe pubiiahereto make price. It WHS founded In 1873 by J. Young ie is hazy or semi cloudy it won't am- And the alliance of tbe two service* was stop tbe habit. Tbey make all Uiula ot pre- The bras* aign « ith bras* lettei-a, wbirh bs. their pajiera wbat they are. Hcammou, then a very rich .ii.ni, rated at The lfe.li lire always going on and i-om- tbe spot.—Boatoo Transcript. text* for looking attlnttiiaelve*. Uue man will become in recant yesra such a common door- Notwithstanding the disparity in numtiera t3,00U,i"AI. Sow be could not raise *3,000 in ingfrft tbe "ilryhis stages." Now yon may tarn at his collar, another at hia shirt stud. aide; ornament on Itustnefit houses, i* a thing •f readers, tbe Chicago [iress is at least the ' " the man who stzu-ted a see. why it U tliat tho neatber u. uu aiti. ie of 1 third win stroke tiu face and look in- She w Bead7 tai Him. tfUaiuty o^ly«. lo.,E ns it is kept brigbL equal of that of New York, and certainly fat a pimps*. A fourth smooths bia hair •ran not tin.- paper which 1 error a. old as poverty to suppoae when it is not buniisiicil frequfjntly, and the •uperior to that of any other city ou the con- iiupoverished him. The iiauic of 1813, a little here do we care or know of the its tit make a rebellious cowlick stay in VartMtfciU cif onr dtligbtful i-limate get a ire happy. The other evening, far . A.iyttiinf to tiwkc tbf- people in tbe. bank tiuliuv, too many uiortyitgn, *., aiv great, troubled, niberable _ SU* Ooldlace, tbe beautiful and taj- chauw at it, it apet-dily ba-oureaauj thing but ible [or his fortune's disappearance. tbei Irink that ha really enrea notblog for hu. p^antic, nor orwt««bB««d -ith dlgo-tr/and tiaent. The family with 1whom | am staying anted dnngbter of Col. S«verbri.-k Ooldlacs, attract! vp to the iH^thi-tic eye. It toii^s moro iter Ocean grew out ot The ttepubli- ing in an English done* tal . weekly i>oper. We do looks, but wanta to bu n-np-r-ulJn nutliLu^ t!ian the pernev-rrbnee which keeps honor which Charles A. Dana made a bnil- don-tseetheneco-ityor more. There are vary few men who are not bright to make tlii ura&s u£n ahine. It ^ftkee year of hard study room of her father's Sob bill mansion. readme •fflctad with tba malady. rent to Berlin th l t th Mr. Royivs "Feud of Oakfiekl Creek." Bat polishing powilrr. Hard work, patience and f dollars IIUVB been swallowed up world's iniserii per^isieiit rubbin((. \"ienna, and sang acceptably at both tbis wu not all. A liveried servant entered "Women, bowevej- do not seem BO anxiooa places. During tbe but carnival at Rome plagues, iaub.li with an embossed *i]ver tray ami bowed six > see tbemselvBS, or if they do (bey concsal ram hmi.t to mouth and by dint of she sang under tbe management of Zoufondl on ua fr^hU e\ i^ry 11101-iimg. w e bavu evenbi times. Mis* Goldlace ignored theim-nisl, but k It is very seldom tbat ooa will get up «i» llattery to Madison square, which ai» ImmmUis mid bustling. Ii U heavily aoough here. Yesterday Levi Coffin caught before a mirror. When aba dim there'. I«I— Polish.^ at all, arp noH-adays polished by one ; in Bologna with success, the t>ii'ked tbe card from the stiver. She biusbed hi debt, but its manager, William Fenn Emilia, of Bolu^na. praising aareuty cod. The ilay before nnr hun 11m vividly, started up, glanced around m araU I."—New York Sun. Uan He ilosnt do the actual rubbing an.i Ifixon, Ls u geuiu.4, anil notkidy doubtu his »-ruli|.in himaelt, but he takta • contract to tied way, and then began pulling bell ropes K calved many flattering offers to vi&it America, To set a new hen last nipht. Somebody- Like tbe pilot of a river steambonL *m\ Jagwual in Chicago let foxes loose on toe island, and tbey ara Servant! trooped in. Those wbo take the pains to obaerre tb» IBuch a month. He employs four, and aome- in point «-i hiilooKt) mid popularity is Tho killing bens at an alarming rate. We ket-p a United States for several years. When her "James," she cried to one, "turn tbat pit-t- wrus girls in (he burlesque and comic tuaaj man asastaou, and there is usually Herald, a two cent pnpw. which is onry seven greaL many hens here. Tbe town ;;..;. is in London expires, she is under con- are of Andromeda to the walL "Jennie," to »raa »y teat the nd eared era ie over. *oi k Mioimi) tok«cp them more than busy years old, UiL U-1IIL-U b mnkiiig a great deal betng repaired. Besklea this tbe island ia on another, "turn that 'Alone at Last' quick. •ktnw the idem from Bemlmrdt, tbe smell every wortinjj day of >h* yeax- Tho origin- of money. >"nt much money was erer spent Ore. It has been on fire for du^ It's a will then r o Rome. "William," tn a Uiird,'*throw something orec »•« of the -tag* painted their can bright •Wr of this unique occupation has retirni on it ejflivr mi'l lUi^un-vst boa been almoat scrub oak, meal vine and dry gm« fire. It thai rtatiwlt.- ot Venus, and posh ths 'Greek [•Ink. Their new saTTtatton «. eafled the tar ft^ni eotive labor lumslf nd la content to phew.nu-i.nl. It is The New York Sun of tie has covered miles ti tbe bare, bleak island, Blare' behind the curtain- There, that win west, awkliiK The Sun's weakneases. but also rolling up a great doad of smute as it eata ita do." failing t<> pi**w manj- of its prototype's Sew York has Italian restauranta, French way to windward, about three lnilea from us. Then she sat down on an oliv» plush loang* strong features. The sUvngth of Tha Herald !stauraut£ sitd Russian, Chun.-** aiul Span* By night it glows a line of flame in the rolling and composed her countenance. "Show h" lies in its editorial astut«nBaa,itiiuitepeiHience h restaurants, l.ut there is not an Irish rae- hit\ browv. Tbe f4vc*uiiA#tf-r?* are not uioch uV *lw »«; in her qsaeuly farinon to III. Snltan-a llralth. Hafp., aihl the -:-i.: .lenity profeawsd by a->d at the aaint liuie it* fsinieS", in iti cloae uuirajit in all these lilumd United titate*. alarmed unless it gets into tho swamp, about Uveried menial. And be came In. A ttoTT u told of ths iraportUM* with RUH eastern jonniab. Chicngo pupere an attention to btane news and KOasip, its special Some great thinker aboald arise and explain mils trooi the viilage. Tliei-o are no liiaiaw *Ucn the condition of tfas Sultan of Turkey well wriUen, though not so Well as those <* features of local interest and in model busi- this wonderful fact, for or course it is signlfl- r fences where- it baa bajrawl, and it ba> It waw Mr. Bennett, aecretarr of tbe Sod • Tiew«d by his people. A Turkish journal Few York or Boston, and are much more d> BSSS management. Tba Sunday edition of «• of something.—Kinderboot RougB iaefcened muy a mile of kill ski*. (or the Sapjireaaion of Vice, who sLaid • P»vl itd i •Hijt Criminative and better balanced than those ot Tb* Herald • probablj ON moat fOpaiMr the Utter city. They are wall irrang-d. a. PL»mFIELD WEN'IKG r-'^WS. SATURDAY, lev n. 1887 SMRSUS

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    AS. " Jvtk* Snjlb, Fine. W 50 It • Mn. DtAtdW. w. Lnaarr (A. Dobhing) a *1 '• Kr«hol.W l"wrt..ii. ft* iwn pipe. a ]0 [It. " Jwo!iD.rl..ic.Lgiim7iJ.L ttowlinji 18 00 Slil SB. SS : ::::::: 7. " FtwhoMer UrbbM-. ac. t.anaey(H.*Vail) 67 SR llow.rU. nkl lomhfV *00 % §S. S? : ::::::: IT KrllT. «• Lamer '"• D°*J> •* W •J>«jJ4 sad Cub on Too. Woia- tilWl ™r * R. H. IT M W. Oelmrj. Ml »• is; i?S ££in miJ*i u - ::::: II o«at>| ~ I1. *. It K. K il J.'B- riwui, IB •i »! "' te.::•W, JtmAie. 1 PLA" FTFLD EVKNI* G NEWS, SATURD \Y. ft

    foe Mtinlwi' Far, Coraltto Expea*, 'iiutiBf'.V.V. ."V.i;r.I'..'..'.".'"".".I!".l" on Lunacy a/e

    INDIAN TERRITORY.

    SO CALLED CrviUZCO AND OTHER TRI3il3.

    Indians of BU colon in tie terri- orvof the f-toi«la nl Indian < nlor. • rli-h onjijifr. otters are of • hrw nhatla aii.l liwmn- Imir breeds, l>"t ttierc uro half I.r.<-l« alw, WIUHBcolor b> .Inrkcr then Hint of a full l>l»iit-il Iixliun; in sach thriv u negro ••; tbe y, I,- .L,..I and subsequent to it ntmv <>f tbe I rked by them. There nre wiim- fine cotton plantations to-day y of tbe negroa* who work on UM'III AIMI gvt paid for their labnr brrore and dnring tbe nr, nii.i nlt.r it, too, for thvir fon.1. Home f llwIiHlinn xlttve owners «l.jort«l ]\- i<.k-i-ii^ the colond men tlioir f...- -jni, t.ii.l six- nut ™n--flt-l yet Dial t!i--.- r. - iveil ju-iii-p in tfas trni-irtiii-i p-". ti<-i;larlr

    tbo U ™liiuui Tbe Utta- Ln.- kvnnl nil iiit Iu> rightB Btnoe that time »ud limnts - -11 get Lj tl p tbe five «> called civilised ations—tbe Cbn«heeE, Chot-taw, \'V.\ l;a- wa, S«ninnle!t, CrMb—therw arv a nuiut«r there are about 66,000. GOT. tiio Creek nation, is K ray Inte His complexion is Yery dark. have negro blood i a a baild an.l madinm beighL Hr in civOusd Kiirli. and b:i- a roupfe of bo are bandiwme uiU fanliuiuabl* looking enoagh t IJ.iv. Pen-ynutn enn botb ivnil and write. Bwhy Beail, the prini i]vil chief of the Cb«n>k(«s, i» an intelligent half limnl. One of bu anrettOTK wiu *bite. Gov.'Mo* I'urtin, of tbe Choctawa, M ml] mid raw*

    ie sov- rol. Tbe cuun<-i1 (all |.a-« n bill by a two-thirds veto. tli

    e in all tbe unoccupieit teuJ m his Indian i>ei(cbbon will not t;i him and argue [be point. Tliev sim tbe fence down. He eau, homnw, t 11—640 P or use the land for mile dixtant f e me Indians-^the men whn i:iarry

    raiting, and while they keep their territory they keep tbenuelves in TPMH OI ot all of them, however, far in the shiftless whit« lu.liviu t... :. are several of the thrifty, go ahead kind nbc make their homes where they have Diade ibeu money. Many Indian famUiei bear by the ancestor* who roamed the forest in Uiutinieof ChriatophsrCorambuft. There arr O'Tooles, Flanigajis, Shauglin.—;. f= aod Sli.r hys among the foil blooded Imlians. trapper* of the Hudson Bay cotnpuny, Ujt same men that named tbe C*mai\inr, riTej run' lengthwise tfaroogh the territory.

    Few ot tiie T"^'M"* do Tiannnl labor, a fact which accounts for tbe large namber oi miters in tbe territorj. All ti at run throngb tbe y by tbe 'Mtanf. wbo charge a royalty of ten oanta per tie. Everytbijig v>Id in the territory pays a royalty to the uatitpn in whom territory tbe aale was made, ami I h. money i* spent for school purposes. The UJI cultivated land beloos* to tbe to iiHiiriduala. e ou b lave the territory.

    adjoining BlaUH often pwary abid- if they were allowed todc wtmldn territory long. Tbe Booth western denperai].- lonaoiM without his whisky, anJ Is not sold or allowed In tbe territory. any liquor is found witbin the limit U» jug tells tbe tele. Five gallons of rum coTersd here a few days ago by He took tbe corks oat of 10 half galloujop

    ' PLAfNFlELD FVFNTNG NEWS, S*TURDAY~~JUNE

    SCIENCE ASD PROGRESS. Qltol WAY TO THE CABLE. COSTiY STA6E FEVER. 01LL NYE ON ECONOMY. MEB CATCH FISH. A BLH.HTKD KACK. A Few PhiloaopUeBl Bemark. oa th* B* Kakaa Trial *f I", ll.i.d «« • Lacal- Mae oai O»l-s out •* r«hi<« the World Offr. aATEURS WHO PAY WELL TO AP- Torino* Gnd« of Harber SV»pa. AN AUTOMATIC TOLL COLLECTOR n-ail an (way ivrenUy on the lnsHsi osT a BRIEF HISTORY OF THEIR TRADE IH WOMAN'S LOT IN THE PENINSULAR PEAR AMONG PROFESSIONALS. AT TELEPHONES. SaJt FKSJTCUCO, Man-h SSL—Nearly ai! tha v:iUiwl exi-bange on tbe subject of economy, NEW ENGLAND. VILLAGES OF MASSACHUSETTS. Ttte fo!lowing rotwtltuteit tl>e Itm of c"«t _ me cars In California have given way i greatly interested me. It related to i the cable ears. And oltbongn tbe in- real expenses -which repll* nggreKated • i»••,•!•• of Blue Ruin: little ones, ami dealt with the matter of Bfnb-y'x bCMM cmgW work purely and solely as* a matter of sentiment daily papen, bootUackR, shaving expanses, In b*h«lf at th* y night. Ho rwkon* it wmi rjunwl by • - ' • • iwed bow millions of tba _ d.f,^ve flue, for Ibo iln.- mognt in the ir th<" »ak* i>f the sunTering brute, hie Trfcd—.pwfMMr apnveer r. ttatrA, -.;.•,. anil Aml*tT—T1M> Only 1 Tlmj. iy f\ ill mitred in north wing. Thi. U one of Plum'- f«n mow, Itol>»r;t.- .convenient ill the hands of cold blooded C»pt. *'. J. BatMon »:,.! W. A. Wltosa. mwever. He tries to make ligUt of ft, but ijKinicH biirt lonx since pos*ml out of the luonoof l'j«nnt pr-pohr tlieatrical pro. .uisH-ay i o go t h Tbe article net me to thinking, tnd I The history of tbe Marias of Berth Amer- Of worn! bf ban been laiiig all winter « '» ConsiilciTt iiainof s" »timi-nt.-ind Is estjibli>b«l among ictionsof tins iMS'Wti lierv, an nctn-s t iniientwiuFrm Might*-1 m'-o resolved to investigate it I was more espe- ica te one of peculiar intetes*. A* early a* bite liiivh, mid when he got a hig <](«•• C iBjred a Bilnor r-'!e—*!«.• h:ul Inrely te men." «alrt a gentleman of *'»• rt"T. r solid enterprfc«.-s of tho age. Street car •ially taken with the HIOB. of extravagaoce in sratans and Bncmyans knew of th* i.-k'irv nt th- BUS jilace lant w»ek it wi. .1 is'iienk—ilnfK iltbo [Kirt wry richly. y *, which was wiling down in the he matter ot barber* and barber shop*. Yon aXiMence of the Newfoundland Bsbcrlea, and irk t"«t be didn't m*ire th-' ilitt*or*nce a 1 Costume WBs B ;> •: i. ' lit. an.t of ric In tbe ppniitsular villas-, .if Jinwl c-ornitry tat tt«e tit btnsting ->|K-miioiia. wenties, bii». by the >u Institution of cable ™ go to a gorgeota shop and pay OTteen tbe Biscayans have a tradition tbat New- •fan, fle knew it be hail a l.i^'er lire tlia.i e cmii|»^ili fl-berim fr>r I hn irs, advajvixl to par; aud the dotninkiii of sent*and a lip f.ir » shave, or you can go foundland waa visited by their «nntrvnien had allowwL In the niUlst of a |.l.-a»aiit 1 f Columbus, tbou-h thfa to venation gai collected in tbe WOOfl ind nl OixVivmndlng b that it eonnuts of ling wit* not ii.;.;i|irooriiitc. Hut I won- Engbiid v. ill om -> er »- w Oitfi. an orld. It has taken {msswsion of Australia, a ten cent shop, or you can get sbaved on the hardly probable. t an expbwion, whieh threw a pswiel of ion cx-iliKivu and harnilen sulKtanees, 1 bo* themana~er.-jul.luffonltofun!isb of fi-rii>iii» iwTmrv. ftipi'-'ially iiT *ymni "ew Kealund and Cblcago. In Ihin latter Bowery for flve cents, or you an ignore the tbe bed. Tbe tiouse « ;'li u niuure that they may t>e stored or •xpetislve a coetume f".w a minor nilo. Tbe mackerel nshing ground*, lying off tbe form and f n*hnt>*s of coin|ili-xioii: lin lace the cable is laid tour auil five fts?t deep, j whole business and let tbe wind blow thitMigh ! flame. Mr. Beoaley i« still short :-.rt(-l nilbout B[>ecial prwautiorj or |i" iiii-iT in his office soon afterwarils, I eastern coast of tbe United State*, roniprbe not tjikp "ii* lnn ht thi your whiskers. ,wo children. Ictkma, Tben two substances mny be aaked him how much tbe I!LC^ hnd eovt Lim. 66,000 geogispbicsJ square miles. Tbe total Mr. Onuiutation Hicks, of Boston, Mass., il toother when roquired, and in ciimbi- •be where tlie cable is laid is heated by Lost weak I was thunderstruck when I area commonly resorwd to by American fish- ""* irite, a yollowuh substance. • replta found how mavh could be saved by changing ermen does not exceed 800 aqnare mile*. It io has won deserved distinction In srtvsnc- rary, she pay. rery night she op> 1 ; the interetrts of Hir OeorBP fiilliiiiin, of Cliii'a^o wali«a.lof NL-» Y-.rl; iu this, as in a fifteen cent barber to a flve cent toor - will be nan that tie inshore ana to bos • Is-phft of a fflw yen" i* finlrifiil to oTjftWVtt No I agrvat many other tbings. And I try to and k^iing it up for a year. Ci-ui.ting •ery tmall percentage of tbe total ana, and matronly graces nf to bt- wren aiming tbem ,icago. is bere visiting his pon-iits, who re- -That i- to say sbc fundMbsj her own .. on Upper Hominy. We are glad to see ill the attention of thnt bmt and most day* as a (air estimate ol tbe number on tba number of Sab tbat may be taken then »• aftn- their idrthond rtaj" are (»-f. Tbnt uiiiune of all goo-1 men to a fuw facts, -!—.:•. and pnys you n snlaryT which I would be apt to shave, I found that rhnrm'niK iiiiilrilc stnee of tOatortpg woman- -. Hicks, and hope be may live lonjT to visit "Exactly. SUL- is a rich woman irho is lenry Ik-r^b cannot afford to have 10,000 by ihi- change 1 could have at the end of tbe centage owing to hood, h«i>B-ii tlie fmitiiminiid lui"v;iii--y »T lit' Kuin and propitiate up and down oar age struck, aiul'U thert'tiinj willing to DMM dnily beaten and bullied through the j (30, with which to buy books or cross the c>iange in mtth- tb" cirl of 30 and tl» woman of 3-1 or 40, is me for tbe privilege o( oppi-ariug on Greets ot bis great city when there u such on red trousers or any other means of intel- oda of fishing adopt- al"*nt. Th<- hpiglitenrd color oftlw cheeks U ML* Ilcwola Cardiinan ban Just Iwen the opportunity to lut them rest or enter apon ual improvement which I might choose. ed of lats yean. gone. Thesv<-nr.-.imk«i, nnd w-nr a con- -i|>if»i of a l.eautiful pair of chaste ear- time higher employment. It WOM only such "If there were many women like her mid buy oneipf those exj-rnsive books tbat The febermen of Want look of wluesi and anxiety. n and a half of relry store run by a Ulan named 1 Drse to siavnT . Tbe horse that Job iSi> bear Fatti or buy a small yet fragrant dog with book and Una, years have warcrly |KIM»I. ;md deep lines in few York. Roseola claims tbat TilK-dhad never yet lowed his proud and for too. I conld also buy myself some man but with great fa.-m which ithonlil nbnw no trace of age for 'iffany make* a rijjbt smart ot her brother, able neck to the yoke. He was never hair or get my teeth flllvd. I could take* purse seinea. The years to come, ure rather Uw rule than The ad sets a heap by him. • • 1 course on toe banjo or buy an inter- larger portion at Whooping i-ouBb, aud horse di«teniiier are 'Look here," said tbe manager, opening ' making fearful havoe OBWHIK the lietter is master in battle, and who wa> truer than bird dog with f30. the inshore area to from all tbe in.-rilal.le sorrow., which fall to book and turning over several lMges covered wanted, more thun anything else, to too shallow, and woman's lot, no niatcw in what station sbe with name- and addreesai that tho free read- -e books. I wanted a new photograph the bottom li too may be rbi •! have an added intense and fifty people, ull of them willing to act for perpetual sorrow all their own. Theirs to • ,„ inr Amalgamation album most of aU. An aJbnnt with illustra- a an hour in the 1 nothing, and tlie majority of Uieju HO anxious tions in it, to lay on the parlor table and ex- „ ___. oseof these seinea. life of continual suspense and anxiety, which lr.mi.'s store, bos tweti closed up by tbe po- to appear on theBtajjc tbat they b almost cprtniii in time to be embittered by ce. Blue Kidn has clamored for a free tern- wded street*. Where tbe streets plain to strangers in low, passionate tones, is The total product of the inshore mackerel w.led tbey make only six or eight. Accl- reverse mutters am'. i*y me a salary during never ending scarce of pleasure to the fishery during IMS did not eionl & per cent, on overwhelming tfrief. •oilina room and Ijrain retort for me tliey nppear at in> tlieatn.-." and now a ruction between two of itsf Fewer than where horses are used. inking mind. Wben a (rontiipioce showing of tbe entire caU.-h, and of this a per cent, less) •-LAff CIT MATBOIfl-T BBA17TY. ;aune your cable never becomes frightened i that if you could llll your cast with tho proprietor as lie looked witb aide whiskers, than a third was token inside the three mil* known citixens, over the relative those willing to pay you, you could "The most ohtuw observer n<*iU not ask a natural pair and a doctored flush, 1 unmanageable. I ha--e seen iw many a* and later, aview where hewas photographed Utttt. the cnuse of tbU lack of compti-tu matronly has called down the vengeance of tbe nutbor- with cuiu whisker* and holding a war time Tbe Fisheries convention, which was bakl beauty inrnns these women, whose budding • anil shut up what was a credit to the gle cable car in Chicago. You see. the driver t in his swollen hands; witb a picture in Gloucester, Mass., last week, had to do not days ojien with th* greatest promise of a su- eaiid a quiet resort, where young men if the cable, car stands at the head and kn be- "Yes; as long as people would come h diuotber holding a bible as though* only with the mackerel and cod fisheries, bat perb physical wnniAnhood. The cause sug- ,d come night after nittbt and kind of ible row of people sitting back to ihem net. But I'm' afruiit tliu oudi< might be a glan bomb, and a f rant view • with whaling and nil other sea flxhing. Tba gwtji ifjielf at once to atie who sees the congre- dd be KO idim that these rich amateurs iplicate themselves at. Tbi this space Is taken up by tha i sightless ch ild that makes up for its total American Fishery union was formed a* will bully or bust ihuhboardand driver in tbe old lid no longer consider it a privilege to jbeence of eyes by introducing a soul stirring Qlouceaur in 1«*4. Its. present president to three men in this place tha play at my theatre." quiet utrM-fc. of thn sleepy villages. He will everything thuV can get i o, and tbey have lasbioneii and cruel way where honwe ore mouth tbnt would make a golden haired boll George Staele, of Oloocerter, and it» »eer*- "Tlieu you wouldn't risk casting any < notice occasionally a feeble obi man amonx itrages i Blue Ruiu than ised. And tlit-n the litter and dirt from the them, penerally supported on the arm of «ome ism for a lea-ling role?" -.itled to put up « . our cor horses used daily in a female companion, wbo, most likely, carries And. oh, the cruelty! the cruelty! "Hot for all their wealth. But the beaut B successful doings t if plastic art, I often think tbat n photograph United Btates comnussioner of fish and ftoh- (!. '!.) other arm a chubby faced child of i, during whicU bapti ' ttii- iiiilu arran^i'ivvtnt is tbut tin** peop! tlbum will do more toward entertaining a Instv lungx. But hi these groujis, or ariy- In onler to obtain an idea of the explosive IHU~»»-»- B people and a d effertiveiHMl of rolBirite. eight ounces of tbo mixed company than any other literary work whe're around the village, tbe olmerwr will with which 1 am familiar. isborn in Beadttuj, Pa., Feb. look in vain f.ir the presents of malm be- On s Iv Uoab. Th» pastor thinks it ejq'Jii-ivo WPO" plnt*«l on a plata of tbe very suing and she is samfled, even if she li.-u .keilivtrat*-, though it i*»till too S..U! to tmtsb-el, nt tho point, markeii A in Vis *i AXKTO.t, March 36.—A curious feature So I went into a low priced barber shop s> a, 1KB. As a boy lie xtudied at UM Quaker tween the tottering yean of these rent's of the isi Tew linen to speuk.oronly stands among boarding aebool, kept by Dr. McOraw, at past and the priiltting days of babyhood. It Surreii.ler Adams got a letter last Fri whidi ulioiva tlie Btato'af tbe plate after the the topography of Dakota is found eek ago ami began to save *30 for tbe pur- tbe fact that the course of some sujicr Zaditv. It is a wry easy matt* pose of adding to my library. I soon dis- Port Depcait, Md.. and at the grammar school to tbe (inning nsaon, and there are no men or explosion. This pinto was 8 feet square by t them. Mjiuy small purt^f, you know !t.-ad near Porcupine. D. T., two years the longart rivers in fipimreiitly tho L'rc.1 that ii t barber shop you at Reading. He entered Dickinson college in boy* on shore. TlH'Ir smack* are tmsiug on y, ln.li thick, and a bulge of about 1 foot court ladies Olid tbe like. They ba' ehad i result of mere accident. For instance, tol- ition and a lowi 1836, and was graduated at tbe age c* *™ the treacherous wnters of tbe fishing banks, di;nii'tcr urn!:; .: inches deep was caused by the expensively dres-ed. These are whal and their return, if they return at all. is as preiwlented" winters there for whU-h mplo-ion. Twi-lvo ounces of tbe explosit-e ip tbe James i iver from its mouth, a h p your n I of Yankton, we ttud : n- amateur Indies delight in. I'll givq you a uncertain as the weather, which forms tbe justly celebrated. " wem lUiiii pl-icnl at A (Fig. 21 on a coat iron ut. Tbo lost play but one bad a thti tbe man who shaves you for n more so than any of tl ie others. tie that the stream bas no pen-e ! of which h» one great subject of conjevi ur» and apprehen- haslwei ulntp, ii Incbes thick, and weighing nearly iiart winch had to be, richly dressed, en his own soap. Possibly be Mstory, In tbe prosecutii „ „ ie Ruin, •ent. and W miles north of bere i took long pedestrian excursions, observing sion among tbe villain*. Husliond-i. mot, Wr.-u tons. After the explosion the plate was tbe coKiume of the amateur who .- ot his fattest patrons that •e a man ran go out doors for half an mar Dovil's lake that on a wnall iua|i it .nimnU and plants and collecting specunens. fathers, brothers and sweethearts an' some- found to be broken transversely, in the played it must bave cost *2,i*»J or more, for way. Anyhow, the soap he nan smells badly where out on bosom of the sea. prolmbly without Betting ostracised by the ele- manner shown In the engraving. Unlike twins to rise in that body of water. In fact and tttstvs worse than any soap I have ever Bis cabinet of natural history specimen* *. He jays they brag a good deal on dynamite, n>t>urite in Raid to be in no way of- pertii-ipnted in. At this price of ibave one a few years later became tbe n*clea» of the homeward bonnd, perhaps steering for still thousands of dollar^' rfgrtli or j-welry. Bin nione there, but he nlloivs that it can be ferlx-d by varying temperatures, and it duly ion shot in tho HhyMma, Both run ea»i.«-nnl saves financially, but be loses cntaneously. Smithsonian institution ntuat-uut He read more distant waters, perhaps atrugsling for the theatre every night in a private ,lone. He state" tbat wben tbe oione iu protected ngai ist damp, it may In- kept Hid but a few miles opart till tln-y ]m«s Tbe chair I sat in was not a good easy medicine with Dr. Hiddleton Goldsmith, and life among the waves. j, went on the stage, got off ber seven , itaia feeling pretty well and humping vesrs in auv i-limnte. without its effl iency tbe luke, then soutlieiLst on nearly hair, and the spiral springs in it occasionally attended lectures at thh . CollegCll e f Phiria» and drove away. Now calculate Ibe ail f Phy»iri*a» "Fair wenther keeps hope warm in many • and curling up sheet iron roots and way impaired. It is also parallel lines to the North 1'n-inc: tln-n both ladtocome to tbe surface for more air. I and Surgeon*. N.w York, i an anxiom woman's heart: the howling north- vantage to me of eiuploj'in^ uer. Nhe paid w York, in 1B42. Thro* ;hat roburil jog e(ut a few mile*, turn south u^ain on tbe h became very much attached to one of these later be made pr outer fill* it With dftubt and despair. roocbing ht r iu her part a coup* ipringH, ami the ten cents I saved on tbe made professor of natural tii^iM.i; to himself, with tbs .. has an <• rthai ame east and wmt section tine and draw history in Dickinson collegell . In IM'J 11* night ,ned to the door knob, before, it is safe to learer together till they reach latitude #1.30 w«tk» lieforu »re put tlio play on. I was >bavo I had to pay a jailor down town wbo translated and edited the text for the "Icono- from the sea. whether visit his own hen house. He »aya tbnt bis tout 2.T i*r tegs., where the Hhyenne again turns regular salary from ber while the play TT-phined my trousers for me. grauhic EucyL-lopiediu," the English vursion mRV lie tho roaring of the dreaded b-mjvst * Mnloduis rolniritn does not prodni tbe expuus* of buying a eighbor is seventeen mile* n way, and HIM g:tscs, and, therefore, may bo nsed ,nd then north.'Oxt to the Bed nver. Tin? clmir was also mentally a wreck, and of -Hecks Bildur Atlaa." In 1S3U he wo* merely the moan of the surf on the beach, i ht as well buy lii* own chickens a* 'ames river u wdd to be the longwt .fter all. she did the part better made assistant secretary of the Sinitbsoniani it any wonder thnt the torture of mind ai K mt intermission, while the poisonous ts memory was failing, I thought. Just as X is money away on H«Yeiit.«u miles of L j;iven on* by dynamite often neceei" laviyalilo stream in the world. At this would relax my musole* and close my eyes lnM.itnlif.il, entering npon his life work at beiu-t and the strain of nerve and vital force rlothesline. ts ciiunv is still In a wide trough: tmt the age o( *7. Between that tin*, and that must follow thin perjwtual Ttuttpenne e this tottering old chair would forget itself, ia a flret rate letter, and the old man eighty niilert north of bore we at Jartt reach the » advantages offset by the IBT4 be found an ouportuntty, notwith- longing destroy the fountains of youth ! and the worn out trigger that held the head •wonders who Gladstone gut to write it for summit level from which the streams Bow rest would slip about nine cogs. Then witlm standing the arduous dntiw attendant upon befluty in these patient, suffering worn all directions. From that level the slope is his position, to publish six works upon North torpedoes and blasting operation* f low death rattle it would fall about a foot and place upon them the marks of age wl irdto the fertile valley along as profeanionuls. They're an pliable as pi Atoerican natural history. From 1970 to they are yet young! Tbe valuable ei and duturb my intellectual faculties. Ton tha northeast base of the Coteau du Uisaourt. Kven when they [ay ine In good round y can get shaved quicker lor five cants than IS78 he was scientific editor of Harper ft "Yet tbe girl* grow up with but one thought riously imuoiied last Saturday morning l.y Entbusiatic ranchers describe all tbat valley .^... i.i.._ i-... iloins tilml su,.h a tav, you can for fifteen, hut the towels are more Brothers' periodicals. His life has been stn- of what their future lot will be, with but one t strip of land in America, and appear with iny coini gnlar in its devotion to science. This Li *?pe- i east bound freight. M. Gre-haut r«id a [isiwr recently before clammy and the bay rum is rather more of a object in view on which their visions of lia). L I yet surveyed or oprn to pre- ady to comply wich IP chestnut, I judge. oially true from tbe fact that his work is pinesn are l>aned. ' • " among any group of He will not wrinkle up his noae at another the Paris Biological iiocipty on *Tbe pi emptors, it is thickly populated with cattle lot air any notion* ot their Suffice it that I am not going to continue mostly a labor of love. these bright girl*, in any of the villages of the freight train. tion of accidents from BulTocatiou wbl nncbe* even to the head of Riviere de Lacs. class I am uponkirig of. and you will find that Qeurge Wellington, of Hickory, was in wending into welln." After ivrerring the coarse of economy that I bad inaugurated Captain F. J. Baboon was bom Feb. 14, -be universal testimony is that the climate is for tbe year, (or I am opposed to the hoard- _iffl. Iu hi.-, early life he wo* a builder, bat nine out of ten or them look forward to a iwn the front end of the week. He has ac- cause of the auiTocation, namely, carbonic nUder by at least ten degrees than It is :i00 acid gas and the well kn ing and accumulation Of a surplus. Money found some time to union with WDM one wbo will spend his life cepted a positioIII.1T nMu-.li in th. e liveryCall again, fee,d George and sal. e tfching in tbe summer and coasting in thi. first lowering an animal into th" we.ll. be Is tending too much toward centralization te to politics. Srnnt met with a Bad mishap u few . 'ing direction, for venti emove tbe snow so early that (armors sow any wav, and I do not want to sneourage it. Ine oli "It usually cODtea about aa it .lid yesterday. while crowing ibe Frei.cb Brood . •*A stovepip" ' e tenor twelve fwt long< wheat while the snow is still heavy on the While I may not be able to Secure tbs book* In tbe Hawachu- otber future tban the one which in to come tc A good -looking, girl came here wih i 'hicb he lost hit leg. the welV is deep is to be secured by wires in no of tbe North Pacific. which I contemplated buying with my sav- them as fishermen's wives, or that the life ol h* Tbry bwutated aiid looked Any one wbo may flnd an extra leg below the axis of tbe well; a grate on whi There is a strange variation in the degree of ings, I can visit the chamber of horrors at a fisherman's wife is anything different from r «. tf «ach wanted the other to speak where the accident occurreil ivili confer a con be built is then to be placed around this >ld oi adjacent place* on the same parallel. 1 tbe Musee and improve my mind in sucb ways tbe natural sequence of married life, nevei flrst, jjfj-1 ciu'ri the mot hep U^ILA! in- if I Mr. Brant by returning sanie to No. pipe at the level of tbe ground, and a second Duluth the average is at least fl' by actual observation. seeum to occur."—New York Mail and Ex couldn't give her d«.uyhtei- a cbaikv to appear 'Uinonia street. It may be readily pipe, larger than the first, u then to be 100 iegra In small parts. 1 told them I was eorry, but Vim dfiDi.it iret all our education from Inok*. I by any one, as It ia made of an old , this place my salary list wtw full. -Oil. shu doesn'l We may easily obtain many rafining and en- pirklmndle and weighs four pounds. the first still, the accepted explanation being my salary lis l' i nobling ideas from otbsr source* than the • • "is has written a war article that the "Chinook - - - irajit fi salui'3",' other. ' One time I wass in the Erie sheds waiting > be built musty tome* which decorate tho shelves of ™gh the low pa.-«rs ir "i Tor tlie privilegM ot ha' our b'braries. for a train, wben I heard a terrible no' ear oil your stage.' Sbe mentioned coming from one of the emigrant cars, wh Ttbern • otiou of the Rocky mountain* and OI i, anil I've put it down opposite her nauis. appeared i" t*> full of women, 1 stood m to desn-Uw the sensations of a mar 1"" and' it s 'replacement by fresh air from with- of their warmth down along the may nporary use of that ignijrunt of physical fear and yet y eaxWrn base of the big coteau. Jamestown link of sending for her for our next pro- the detective, ami heard him call lip hi" li duction. There's a t^n line port ' •n who bad succeeded in a pp * "ie matter *uli!mtt**d to arbitration. He ' ^™" . n a sort of trough; but it is colder here than tenant with, "Pat, tbi-re is a pickpocket i fortune a* a result of native collector of that car, and you con bet he ban got a way thorough ei[xws of his efforts in try-1 Coltectlns; Toll at Te|Bphones. higher land* to tha northwent. Yet it Is he ui-wtmi well, &o I LhiiiL sbe' with the purse of some one of Uiov tiud i, »uit«lih'iKjartl of arbitration as An automatic coll taking device bas been _. > universal statement that one doe* not 1 'Will you have otber amateurs in the same grouts. You go in the further end of th b« »w tbat th, enemy felt hoeUle and | taTBnted to be attached to telephone nt put- fer here a* much as in Chicago. "It * so dry, fldence, inspired p play;" hwine. and when yoiicet iu lock the door. 1*11 goiii eager for tbe tray. I Uc or p^y 8tBti(ln^ The ojeohBnL^ m tha ~ is tbe explanation. to congress, showing the condition of tbe B*h- 11 "I will Lave n young fellow, but no otber this way. and then wt-'M investigate. The ' The forthcoming number of The Century w b(ine box is so arranged that tbe tele- And yet be hod concealed this gross ignor- riea at that time. This memorial set fortht girl. You can't very well employ stroetfuM were nlieyed. Once in the c, will be eagvrly s»»).,«t up by Mr. Bums'I phoiie will not operate nutilacoin of ance for five years and smnirr-il a fortune. mt the Canadian* had bscn guilty of many Mr M. at once learned that an old German friends who al-e (ain.lmr with his pleasing Mz8 Bo(i weigbt dropped into a slit While this is a sad commentary on American utrages upon the American fisheries, and se while tbey ure contented to play a woman hail lost her last stiver, which sbe iphk- .tyleof writing. H« describe. ^ upnll a switph levcr. tl|t.rel)y ^^ galvanized illiteracy, it still shows that a man sfc.,1 that a non-intercourse act be passed a* hiul in a well filled purse. In a fellow dis - - electrical connection bet' " " minor role, each wants the best minor rule may be almost criminally ignorant nee. Tbe memorial passed through the pre- of inventors improve gunboats and armored One of tbem wouldn t play a seven line par guned as an emigrant, Mr. M. at oi tioii wlin-h came over liiiu and tlie feel- Tbe i •Isanother perfects torped oe« and othi country and yet acquire scads. —Ne» York liminary stages of the boose unanimoua- mail tbe thief. Hacinu his hand on tbe fei Ing ot liittei ,li»»iniuiiitmeiit when be reauwl g telephone, after tive engines. Scarcely is a gunlioat pa- if the otber bad beun cast for a fcu liner." World. ond called out Oen. Grants message low's shoulder, he said: "Give the woman her that be was too far away to participate in the 'ided for it, dropii tbe coi 'Do you engage tbose who pay you best!" JUJ for non-intercoorae legislation. The- money." Protestations of innocence e and too fuugued tu nmtt a further sstat the switch lever, thereby breaking nouneed with the boast tbat nothing afloat •Very often, but uot always by any means Washingtoa treaty was shortly thereafter Iwnd, when. [Hiking around under tbe s •ean-h for suitable arbitrators.—Bill Ny» in electrical connection and "getting the you see. in tliix book some names have n< negotiated, and this stopped all further pro- in withstand it. Tbe eyes of England art fashionable Iowa Dame (In IWII-I Mr. M. found tha miadng purw Just wt Boston lilobe. lountg aet opposite Uiein. Those are thi ceedings at that time. Capt. Baboon cora- trap" I I xa, of course, and decidedly their most ne! It did not occur to me until tiii> tbe thief hod tbivwn it. Picking it up underfill avuievemvnte in tbe line of navsJ plicaiitd who ore willing to go uu for noth- ™ " and prepared • large portion of the fioc- ing, but donTt pay me for letting thei aent that you always hav* wine at dinner OS handing it to the owner, Mr. M. told her .._ New Method of l-!»tl..lxliig lit.. warfare are the product of the iHut year. • ' — • behalf of willing to pay me per week y had akoton it and told her that she and her mbetone In Ulis new method thu metallic object is engraving of tbe Nautilus, a sub- mericana before tbbe Halifax cranmia- opposite their lianiea. You Distinguished Englishman—Do not botbtr the Americ female iiunjsuiii.ns had his ppruiisiion top; on old covered witb a raijfui-o ot borate of 1. " ne torpedo boat lately completed by iion. He made i nvffltigations of thh e fish*fih rt rtes might think thai thoee who aren't willii about that. ibe first time. •laimed: ! oxide of copper and spirit of turpentine, Messrs. Fletcher & Fearnoii. of London, ' off the Dominion and Newfoundland coasts n any thing pay me stand no show of being sent for. "Ob, on't take bat a submitted to a temperature of from "2,1 here presented. Tbe principle of the thing to in I s?J and obtained erldence of the outrage* , they wanted to. si they didn't kill biui, anil Vas he of a gentle dis- that's uot the case. Often stime iimong them has tha footman come backr they did go tat him. Tliey pulled hi> hnii :;.,.' degree. Thto depitut, upon multing, invention of Mr. Andrew Campbell, 1 American fishermen in Fortnne bay to may be so pretty and BO bright looking that t Marie—Yes, madam. rthi t l l l il i "Wbe«! 1 gu«« not He would shoot in a spreads in a uniform layer over the object. the practical application of vt In thi* cane --Pi, tbe result of which wo* the payment of take tbem for small |uirta Which don't require "Tell him to go right ms > Then a sK-ond coat is laid on, consisting of to Messrs. Edward Wolwley and C. $73,000 damages by England. He lias writ- * if be had handsome dressing- Thoee which do require sick, tben send for the doctori specially prej.Narvd 1 I anaconda's pm,- l.unl. and jtreen peas. Tbafs. wliat borate of lead, oxide of copper and oil of Lyon. who designed this boat. to take tlie prescription and ft i ten voluminously for the newspapers upon ilie.1 bun. 1 nvkon. Too uii' li -iii-ing lamb ' I give to ' tbe fishery question during the last twenty lowing. Thus imili» i was released froti lavender. Next, by means of a brush, the nearest drug store."—Umaha aid. the var, when b« .1 for the New oliieet is covered with n solution of chloride years. Upon tha dresses needed the higher I go on my list, be- inauguration of th* side. There Wei atinum, which is finally crossorted al A Hopeless Caw raignment (jefor. temperature of not more than aX) degrees. jse I tbiuk that those wbo can afford to a police court—Ci y me highest can afford to sp-'nd tae most Omaha Parsou—If you had token correct Times-Star "linn Tbe platinum adheres firmly to thu surfi views of tliti earthly eiistenca you would . nd exhibit** a brilliant oftpect. If the deposit not now be ill. Look at the Quakers. They be mode upon the first coat tbo platiuur 'Do you employ ibe same am ore the longest lived people in tbe world. have a doad appearance. Platinizing i end of tbepJuyVrun!' tory Bayard and "And do vou love rr -Oh, no. Uarvly longer than Omalia Han—I never thought of 1 JohnP tbe wife asked of way costs, say* L*e Uenle Civil, about itmn~Iy recom- tenth the price of nickel plating. eeks. 1 leave her in the Oast until I 'find— They undoubtedly are. - the Ameri- busbaltii. after they had I ii' up subsequ from tlie box office—that sbe has .lrawu ull "Statistic* prove it. Now, my friend, let to what is u«ifl" •i» -iit*io^«t " tbe play. TbenonTsho goes and your own r.-asmi explain why it is s ~ and totter," Cowboys' CUT* for "Loco" PDISDHIBS;, mtoaion. Last win- another tak« her place."—New York SlaU "Well, tbey don't have to ait in ter be represented Dr. Wilcox, of Uashington, D. C saya churches three times a week with their -Sure) Ofmi m. Hang it, don' The Medical Record that tbe cowboys the Fishery unto VOHtlv oft*."—Omaha World. tell you i»r Idaho treat animals affected witb "loc 1 in Washington and mul the vessel rises, wbilu drawin A Horse * Carefulness. -Yes; bntyou, .... Anticipation. puironing by amputating the tails of t •ncccssfally oppos- drums luaKes tbe si*viiie gravity An old cavalryman gays that u horse will ed the r " "Ortoinly not. What do you want While the sop in sugbily startli affected animals. The paralysis is due to co ever step on a man iirtenUoniilly. It L* a And tbe Lruti i! times uepartln i;rviit*T in proportion to bulk, and *4 echeme aggravate a man forr (jestion of th" spinal chord, the poeterior parts tonding onler with cavalry tbat ebould a "Im uot a^Rravathig you." Tu!« just the alitrhirst trnluiv i of the body bailiff first affected. Tbe plt* retory Bayard and Minister West. biwt ran lie lowered or rained at will a W. A. Wilcox is manager of the A -Yes. you arc, and I t.-tl you plainly thai which are chained with pro-lucing and be perfectly still. If he dues so. tbe en- The musiii^ i»f the m '' any deidrsd "j>eed, eon be propollod a "Oh, jurt o ie a man," replied Brows. fish bureau. He was born at Snrstog* J yuu madly, and if you ask me tii poismiing are oxvtropis lambertii, astragalus tire coni]«uy will pass over bimand be wiil "Wh*n did Springs, K. Y., passed his bojhood days to ;^nMiou iigain Tin Messed if I don't go t. molitrinnitf and |>o^sililv otbersof the le^umi- not be iiijureit. A horse notices where, he ia "Wben did who dier Vermont, and for several yeirs wns engages •nd *WT out altogether. I love you uV;u~] nosae. The cowboys call these. |ilant» " " gwing and is on tb« lookout tor a firm founda- "The man yon went out to BOB.'* in bwdnew at llcmphil, Teiui.. and St. Lous, oint BOW shut upor it will be worse for yo spur," although, acconLing to acitnije, tion Ut put hi.; f,«t oni It. is an in-linct with 8he]ud)re*i«il*lit nini feet wide anndsUi|M und built of rUvl "What are you talking about?" Mo. During a portion of this time be waa Asking nie if t love you. wben I do to d, larkspur is not found in their iii-.j of inarch, him, tberefom, to Jti-p over a prOKrat« man eighths of un inch thick. Tbe mot ivo , "Well, judging frtim vonr breath, it m engaged In att-ambnatins on tbe Mississippi traction! Sot out, you idiot. Ton are not nor at the season wben loco poisoning occurs* Tho mjuri« oiuscl by a mnaway horse am ioceaesntlj- re- is in storn'^y batteries, working eUfCtV have been a spirit you saw."—New York B and other western rivers. Be went to Boston iu_ t.ut a darned fool, anyway." nearlv aiwikys iiidicted by the annual knock- gines, which run twin screws without in 1972, and got tbe] bead of the Boston flsfa V.i.'e ,:•-. !,•.. bigbly delighted.—Bwton Tbey claim that they can go around a large ing peoplo down ami not hy his stepping ou bureau, with whicb institution be r '—' wuvb the blending Ebony may be imitated on wood by vessel at will and out of sight, attach the tor- th«m.~Nvw York Sun. The Bible contains 3^06,480 letter*, 773,- pointing with a 1 per cent, solution of *nl- pedo where and at what hour of -lay M* night tor ' * **"" When a Virginia mountaineer waiiL- 746 words, 31,173 verse*, 1,186 chapter* and flt phate of copiwi-. When jwrfectly dry- tbey wish, and in new of accident uudiip tbe clwiv of toba«on, this Wcoording toone wh. books.—Exchange. bus I • - - = therel to the way he sots for wood b paintvd over with a liquid consist _ ba.lla.--t weights instantly arid come to lL Of equal weights ot aniline hj-dro-chloride and face like a cork. If tbe expvrintentf In some families we know of Uolso -"Stranger, gimme • otaew yer bbick seventeen recjpei for dramatic purposes, ull ehnwin' terbockar; tfaoS is, «f yer chaw. •pihts of wiito. Tae blue vitriol act* on tbe lunging prove successful it is expected that Jimmy (cooling his eye at a knot bole)— aniline and forms nigrosin, a black which tne British government will at onco ordei the letter* the old woman wants, to keep, at dumioef TOT chs>w or ss»: do yer chaw-— •Bout four tousand. least eleven pieces of "fugitive poetry11 cut TVashingWo CrtOo. cannot be alien: ted by oeida or alkalies, A •everal such vessels of various tizea. Small Boy—Cops an' all > be added by cooung with i length and eras* sections are shown in tbs from tbe count rv paper, tbe family fine tooth Jimmy — No, ineludin* cops, 'boat ff comb aud rawthing like a half peck of Since Mr. OladstuM bos chopped down ** -Tb.h, 1 1 . ' *l ' tad.-i, tba taasand.—N. Y. Sun, autumn leave*-HooHer SUM. many trees it to now remarked tbat he UBgnt

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