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800 ~ $500, - - ~ l2esh slsss4 1srsm.
~ EMAn1zH nQl4kuouU, sident taugntw q Whian
1i1nDefh Mclaughlin
~ Beloltvss 60 fnsnds are DSltsd - 5000 ~
nQ4t uogU14 . Iuonday aflarnooe, @ noespoee fo0S
Seiocks = - Andrews church, l15sh 9See& 49,
fo9e esoauAs TIE rsmaias ill D. taken y oreeor
vGea G wsc:,eeny merniag - YEN r oslock -.
ysmosr ~ 0Dnin JAn1 RoGEas, IN The sisf ysas =
The hsaas - ~ family are respectfully invited 10
4tea4 ~ funoEuL On tuesday morning. ~ eleven
O'clock, from the First Presbyterian church Carriages
vii - " sttsndanee q The Nswburg ferry On NJ Arrival
oe easht e'cloek train from New York
kxEvL-On Sunday, November H. ssLAn fAPr1Sa
RssvE, In shs o7th year OF hs ago
The friends ard relatives Of the family, alse q NE
nnlaw, Peter Ward, ere invited 70 attend me inner
on WednesdAy nornng n tea O'clock from sne resi-
9noe - Wm- Marsh, Esq, al Bowery, New fork
VAN BEUREx-0n saturday. November 10, BELINDA
VAN BsuREs, N the seth year Of her age
attend the funeral from rssdsncs, No. 80 West
Fifteenth s,rsst this lMonday asssrneons = haf-psss
wnIlAns.--0n Saturday morning, November 10, ELIZA
Ooox beloved wife Of stephen willama aged 20 years
The reiaiives and friends Of The family are Respectfully
requested v attend the funeral from her late residences
NO. 2Sl Sullivan strssk this tkonday afsfnoou - one
O'Clock.
t wusoH-on Sunday. November II, WE wnsox
Notice OF the funeral hereafter .lt4 ssi
Wnn-in Brooklyn, on Sunday, November ~, after
lingering lilac which she bore with Christian FORTH
tude, CAIHnHxr r. wife u Sas r. Wild and daughter OF
Herman ana kimiEa Knsbs, aged "a years. months
This relatives and friends Of The family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral from her late resdsncs.
NO 10 Prince strss Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon,
81 Two ocleok.
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a Ma. Drusallv nleresrsa - Drsskss
ne interscsioa - Johnsea 81 NAVY srsses - NE
$500 a brusaa amy bssvssa sDd TO O'clock 70
ssr6ay mornsag, II ne sourss q which msn named
Jsha Mailer, residing - Na 81 Lafayette street.
severely beaten that ~ died about a hour amer -
hs6 been coaxsl y ~ Forty -feusA precinct ssaos
housa reom what could - ssesrsaInsd Of The aIfay
Il appears that the dscsass1 In company with Michael
Connolly. Patrick Murray and ssvsrnl other psssoas
uas in the LIQUOR saloon Of yshn Calvin In Navy
ssrsss near Johnssa, when they became engaged
IN . qsarrsl Over some 0inine matter Eroo Mis- .
TS. rs
sss rssssss shss sssy bed sss,isS Ter al he asor
ss sr. r: y: az .s s 2 nss
un1sf NE ndueace Of liquor u the time that he could
Sos psssscs himself, ssl ne vas bssssa ssasSsl end
ssss q ~ a,ssars.oss a.ssesss shs attention q
s ssssssi -: ssssuv ' ana S,s:.v.sss ssy O.
SsSsvss. sssy ssd, ss1 he eSssss one fss ssvsrsI
hsssks $3.50 ssssls = oyssssss .. =
ssdswSn . = Inaccessible sondlsioa hc vss Ilssais6
mon Hons .voon1 npsa shs fasa Sus Ne snees 80.
Isa - y .ss .s'sy s tsp: '': - Ne $3.50 &
81 eve - ss11o6n bsfsfs vhsss deer tAs allay
has sssusSa 90 sv''s Sssras = vhss ~
e ~ sisr. -, = sasw 5syss srosssa esess xrsy,
e vsscs a - NJ = !hs Perry ios.sh psssisss
's sss -. $500 sssss ss a. .:s ss.s
~. ): s:sssss sss :ssss y. p 4 .: q .:
's 4. =. - sss @ ss ss s -:
quits dead fns body then taken cot but the on
:sff wsre nsSs % dessrnins - V whether be died
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Csns1..asa II shs Isessss Upss shs DsAy -
WiuAan Hassess Kf1DoA - Deuea Drig
KIsanes Miller, - ThupsGay Lass.
me inqssss IN this CO. 90 peeane1 ypoeosoax ~
csrs.w 0svr. = Ne rss ussd asessa hsus4 = 10
=. = Ths fsllsvss a6dIlsosal ssspnsnv ~ saksa:-
Oh@sss nss1 bsng swssa sAys-i a. ssnl,es %
- - srig n KILLER: shlppsa = hs fssss1a1
- 1sssass1 vas . saisss. - o bsasa bsesD -;
M1hs1 bsard ~ snn So - a s.shss y fhs ~;
arr bens % bsssa sboss - Assn Nod 0ns Iosi
sssk Dsowsse ~ - eepssssd ~ bsAs - ar -
wSss S751k w. ri.ssss rcsss d. :. esyss.: ~
nc = ~ 49, aDset fear fesS CAT dsssass1 said ssae
1hIng uoDD ! uoI191 snsdshipe: eeosaes4 n21s ~
ksnsol1.11o - 4.4e rnsnss; - eesss ~ ninssss
afssr She 10 0w p1es raissd us esy.sse ~ sgsis
- .eses 49, - = ,as nerd ss y. sss Sc
bis boad 1l - noscs VAal the ats next dId uesl
ssmsss1 SssssSsl ~ ~kss - ~ bSae . - ,saIn
hsfch. ansf whic1 ! - - 6oeeo1 mats weshe1 ~
blood from the face 81 deoecep1f snsr -
hsocke6 ~ werk STOUT haIrpost ove I0ocks so
NON ~ r.Is S4ssh u sSs fotsc11sIs; Il ~ MOI ~
she mate sAy anything aftsr NJ etfutk eecsea MY
deceased died. which WAS about tvetvs o'olo1k, wss
ordered Wy The second mate V help 70 nan eVs' ana
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vWxH WBAxzm Rwoax.--IAs nasimnDr0 - -
ss.sssr aarsss - wssk vss saaso = usss p. = =
- ~ - - nisinan - 80 = - p y - -
11ah - maximum Of ne shernooe>ss go ~. = q
vysH y q The ION. ssd ne nsuinen Slo Wux a =
. ~ 1ssh. ksia o. ths To- - nis, wtxea W.
= siss: a. aasssss Me wssa new. Il sssss
end minets& TolAl mn sd sasu, n Aslis ana 50
nAnuaess Depth fallen, !. ~ inch. ..sa .,,.4
SsvrD DsAs n ~ AHsA wAr.--ysssssaay morning
- o. NON too scleex. The dsaA bsdy Of whose
name fssA papsu foupd mi ~ posssssss is supposed
4 rsmisss No lis hss tcssy ssnsS ssssss By al On
Ger Of the Nnssssnth pseonc a H. body conveyed
.s osssP esvs mad. .,ss y sc
hnee on ths body, Isbensvsd thai Mr. cAhun .did
1900 = Ma SsWsa sssesL
0n4 epRvocAS<o --cossasr schiruer yesterday bald
a nsaes assNa - Roosevelt street. on The body o.
WA JshA Dssepn, IN infant only nvs months old.
vbess death n ssppossd have been caused by acct
esalaa s6oess&soa frsm having Dssn ossraid BY az
sNo1Aeg Ahe nsght previous. II, NrV nf 4f..m
ylnl n Tnxsn Avnxux -Bstwsss eleven and Twelve
s6G ysssrday morning IRE broke out 10 the cellar
q tAs I'VE story tenement buildng No. ia Tenth ave-
ne, owned BY Allen : Moore. who occupied the nrst
asss - feed store Ths ore oreinstsd IN wsodsbse
q one OF the ienanta Damage building about 3lo0
lssursd for $95oo IN shs Greenwich. Irving and 81
NiaAoas lpssrAncs Cempaniss 1 lAtueag1 ssia s1~e
yim IN BROADWAY About four o'clook Sunday afsr.
Uo43 41x9 40 o1~0vo&s8 - - -
nssry store BY Miss MGlchinock No 6as Bread
vsy II caused BY the hs - Ne stove setting nrs
70 acoal box. Damage 10 ~ i1oek Abcnl eloo; il
apsL Ihe sHssk 4 sthe apNclan' socc nszl deor,
owned by b Kahn kEp., = n1lDhkly damaged The Ions
. bs.esss. which = eWos4>y es6uss Brswsssr via -
Anownka kmn w&ano1DvAS.--Shosely afeer three
s'sssk on Sunday sas1s N broks eas N shsiquor
sassfJ~ q WiaR nsl7ex Drsaavay. asmssns che
saecx % exient q ah,et (sqeo said y ~ Insured.
ne basemsnt occupied b. stsaus Blums deaisss In
ahss .iDs, wnc have s.ssalase some slight dapag. 81
Pm N ywm szz11k --Ahpus hail. -. ssvsn o'clock
~ ssAsss - eosurJsA ia's sasdy ~ W ssors
svnsA b Joseph Mlnssssl No - Fnhss Il was
ssss1yy vpsssAss 1 ksrossns lamp ne snsirs stoss
- lack rso1 wsss borDsd ouA Damage about S7o0:
- - ~ ~ ~ 0onsinontnl Insurance Company
~ MINK Stera, occupied BY Theodore Kline - o
osQ4,A 49, damaged - The extont o. $3.50; no tn-l
0soaeA 1ns building Il owned By John Kieuner; d 10
4nAge1 about elo4 And y insuSed for 600 in the
JSt0Coopes 1nsurance C0Upany.
1Du wnsr Foa1S-SsyuFH srRssT.-About eight
S'cIeok ~ nights ore broke out In fnms stable No
~ xss Forty-ssssnsh ssrsst owned By Jossph Miller
heEs owned ~ NJ Miller was also burned y dsath
1Ae5se viii b about esoo; no Insurance A quantity
Il foensess cwned " Adam nosdipesr. Stared il the
49, ~ 0sqg destroyed; less shout e1oo; no insu.
Iwante The adjolang frame dwelling HOUSE. No. "a,
svncd ~ Elizabeth KsphaSt damaged 70 the sxtsnl
y &l0Os inanEca.y h 1es R ff NJ sE
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Tsnnx MN SfApDED IN Lager BKER SALOON ~
cxRxAx soiDorxAsrsz Shortly afser twelve O'Clock On
saturday nist the teacher Of German school in Remssn
s,rss, nasa Charles HsitshsiS, btcAMs Involved in
dispute with one Morris Knight The lager bssr saloon
Of Jacob Lchts corner d south First street and Uaisn
avenue in relation ne correct speling Of the word
sps.S ! sSo o written while 80 former ansnsd Sss
kshould b "sda" The dispass aaal:y bscems - =ss
that me dispu.ans. cams y 6sw ana xnishs IassksA
rollsd the door and fought dssperatsy for few mo-
msnts when the schoolmastsr succeeded IL drawing his
throat but only succssded in inaictns few scratches
IN me back ana 10 the back Of tho head bosh wounds
yosspS Ai%s. is.srfsrs ~ssn sssS rsosissa sab
~SicS. however, PROVED . ss ssrioas ne
y, sl !: g s 4. g . e. ~ !.
sought Sn iss A. this zine rsundsnss Hoadlsy, Of
a nSos s I. as
The roundsmaa immediately took him into cusody, end
he was locked IN the Fourth street station houss TO
vsysd 70 his residence No s2s Grand street. BY ocer
James Lee whore he now lies In comfortable position,
wounded man were able 70 take care Of themselves
Charles Heltshsimer b . native OF Germany. thirty.
one ysa Of age and represented 2 3 mAn Of good
he actsd IN slf-defsncA
nars.-shors,y before one O'Clock yssssrday morn
ing nre broke tho -four and feed store Of Mr..
Charles Mccivsnsy, BIZ Columbia street. The building
vas one story frame structure which flied with
hay and straw and before the flames could be subdued
Il totally destroyed The DIRE communicated 70 two
adjoining houses, owned BY Mr.. George Patchen, and
occupied BY Patrick Bright - grocery store aad
dwelling and by Michael Kane - shoe store. Both Of
thess buildings also destroyed Mr. McGiveney's
loss estimated 1t ~ 900; insured In the Metropolitan
Insurance Company for TOO Mr.. Brishts loss 10
about 500; not insured. Michael Kane estimates
his loss n 81 900. Mr. PAchens los u estimated at
5000. The origin Of the IRE b snknown. but u u
believed 70 have boeu ~ work Of IN ncsndisry.
Al about one O'Clock yesterday ansrnoon, IRE was
discovered n the carpenter shop OF M n Voorhees,
| IN Balchsn plac4 near Hoys street. The namss wsrG
sxungushe1 before any very SERIOUS damage was done
The nrs was caused b. some sparkle nom bon0r(
which sons beys had lighted In The vicinity.
4 Bot Sao1nnxD 70 DEArn--o Saturday Dol
sansd Charles Mosahsa sgsd sixtssa yssrh rsuidin
With his parents In Fourth avenue near Baltic street
wss nussa fssn hsus I'll day ard slilsd 70 rWurn !
niGhA Yesterday search ~ instituted ~ the neigh
bsrheod, and about three O'Clock II he aerneon IN
ho1y We found buried beneath oaod hank In Feur
avenue between Bac 90 Butler strssea sd from ~
pssrAsess evident shaa the dscsassd ha1 cons
his death py the caving n OF the bank, HAVING BEL
smsthsrsd TIE bcdv ves conveyed 70 he residence
Ne beys parsntA md ths Coro1ss ~ nettned y hex
| q iaqsssi, b. The pollss u The FfussA psicneA
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70 D;ssssc RSS 1 -
AND o1nsn orvrs xn0eNnro - sm.0 !.
Aosusawss q ~ hsswssssss& = - sasssa y 49,
subscribers. vim Aisnssss o Ssassav Ssarsau - -.
ssovsx $500 snussx sasUsnasnsss sspsr IN = 49,
,slsa /. KELLEY WEEKLY. 80 - y al assas
M Tnnns 70 sUSscafSsns.
S q: s sssy S Il sssss: W. .s ssssss. q
oss ssby ysas. sssh fear sanssss 81 shasss.. 80
81 SINGLE xrxBEas. TIN osBfa
sotD ~ Ala sEws A0sxss IN .su vrzsHS
sr <s s STATES ~ N
Al vsFtiss subssrbiss fer oar papa. "a suome ose
.sssy sss ~ ssns wnA azsp ~ ssurs 49, vnr-
sssss. y return >as ssssIps ~ - ~ sst~s ~
Viz sssssr q sAsss
ssss pss,Ass sssn parss x ~ UasssA sleen -
sss's ~ assrsr : s~~sy ssss - -
Soa 60 = sssssr = psp~. flf
sssa o. sa.s 4 each ssssrIss. - - aA1's'''
town aHa sss IN fam. housy y ps11< - os'h
s.p.ss y = rr~%ss s;115s v,s 80 !" - -. - Y
Adsrsss ~ ssnnsn'ssssa' ': 4 !. 4. xELlxy ! co.
10. @i broadway. New yps ssg.
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Marine DIsassers.

0cs for Nsvssss and rspcrsd IN y:ssssdsys hsrd e
.so e cq 2 X n s I. rn,, With S
owsss y Thompson and ossfs sad hailed from East
scnn rArsususen Of Point Pleasant NJ. vas f.ilen
i Kim y gS sssss . X q ssr ss
when Highlands parted The hawser succeeded
. On o u .
81 the four number when she suck n two fsshcm:
ssssn Island n issS . ions new nsasursnsns and
(; -: :i =:
me an soloss S ass issiS IS: sssz s SssaP .
scns Rss. wnsA. fron RicAnoad ~ nsw Bsdsoss,
ia rs: .ss. :s.s:1! :.k 3. g: 90 -:
ne srs1 . ave ss1s cs.ps
found nesessary bsach her, T1e snsf Seine heavy
-. 4 "a s
%s IL
s ne ,cas shs v z. 2 pieces S1d svsyssns cs
ss -
sss ssy lasarsSss on sSs vss:sl our isissss "a:
asA'" '"' rr.essv.,s~-~.
t me SsT ,.s "a Ny N d'Es sspsssA - sAsd on
z = ~
60: q: ts:.: 4: 4 : 'i;:: =
o. car q Is ;sss eslisd x: Ess * evssd s.
ca Aienxs Carter Who win connaaA hss aad " other
bs:ss e '::s r, nom q ., =. ~ F:.ss ..:,
~ and En !Iss1 ana osssss yisik,:s ssd built
SO sss's g: <.
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sss ssssi i1s Is u" x:.. ' S:s
scssryaas. s'S sa ssAr Asss nsas, - 49,. ~
Nssiee 90 Marsness.
Nctcs y hsrsby vsa that the buoys n Ksnss6ss river.
above DaA have been removed fee he winter esnsen
= s.s' "a is ssss r..,..s - ga
spshss. III ~
SIP A.ss s =: - svs- xsv rsst ~ nssrss Oct
iSspj sss;sss, frss iivsSesi t. xsv osssssL nv
5s i l:fsss Ss. Boston ssr ~ $780, ~ = =,
=; Zoe; s';;; &. .s., &, secy Z !,
= = - , ~ pass ssas Jsnss ~ na0onk Fkr TAa%t
rsssa1s Pes1eu A-~- y
.Anvnny. Nov --Arriyed, 1urocA I>4@A lXeSe; -
uasy, Culloen, PhnsdepstA ~'sS.8 III II VA
.ss.. = i's;'S;; z:s ~ s:;. xss.. sa
Ss::;y o. ;ssz.r.,s A~'r ssss.r clb4s:
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sailed oss - sh'p Virginia. sAss~ tfrsn nsis.EsA
f.as s "rasrsd "a. sns sailed sams - dsy,'
tAlFcrr< seps T-Afrvtd sumAtras Fst<hes bssrpocis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REv. HENRY WARD BEzcHER
II ENGAGED
TO WHITE REGULARLY
FOB rHs NEW YoRk LEDGE
HEREAFrER
The following lstssr explains The masssr:-
MI DsAa M Dosma-ysu have hssswh tho last nss Of
Norwood ISss.. reluctantly ), :. tread.
srporsa path Bas = vent on. took more kindly
my wssk ..d .ow sAssx y eadsd shall quits miss my
~ dear old faAs ass bis day Of labor had oossd used
y fancy that IL ssns wN BE CONTESTED Win
that he ati = work; OCCASION sfssr sasb
bah morning service, ssns in eongssulssoU way
sasa 70 The venerable and meek old pasriareh:--
''wsn Doctor. how did you liEs your sons ssrmonss
"Itwas sood-sood - could do myself" And tAsn.
with snpAaue poinns hts forsnnssr he aAAsa If
hadn't been for me. you'd never have had himi"
Ifanybody skss Norwood, my dear and venerable n.
Bonner ysu poks him with your finger and say III
hadn't sssn for ne you would never hare had ~"
You AK nsso resume my old place and write for you
regular occasional ares any Of topics
that inisrsssiss shall b ssd 10 do - have got
30 used 70 As LkDoER as sssm 10 II 10 ~ solunns
naturally than anywhere else.
y am. trul, yours
H .ess wsR ss HENRY WARD BREcHRR
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ARRryAIS

REP0RTEn BY THE HxRALD BrEAu YACHTS
n e n" & s SSs
John Dale Nov % the skerries passed steamship
az :. s .sssSS s ssss: e ~ a,s' " s. lon
s: ns 4. sSv e.
s;s.%ssip Gen nssds ssTPsan New Orleans day.,
s::sy ss:sss: i .ss: s. .s.r: ps.sss 90 mad
s sa 3 ssss 81 ws
sscS.sss2 asnsls Win Steamship Eeaasor hsnes fos
s!.snsaip Niagara, B'akemaa, xsrfoll WITH mdss. 10
ssssm.IiP virginia. Roberts. Nersssk, with mdss 10
sa @ s g sss: : y s
che LScs Ion 81 Thomas bsfors N hate sas anchored
EsIs xnsr.nss tsrsm, Won Hagen, Bremen, 81 day..
heavy ssi:: \ lost "a: &c a.' con-
children and sda. S sable is. snS
loswsod 5'ss Son % HsS heavy sw sHd NV
Brig ABBY Watson eoi ssdss..ssA watson Savannah.
hrs John FREEMAN. Baker Savannah, days. with cot
nsS, ]. 3. Is, r ~, ss y: ~. !,
.a: & 20 I. ks l s &. fs 81 ".
NV ssss spin ..s &c; We DAY: north q
Sch. Wine Harr.. sof oe.mS.s RIVER No. wan, s.os
sslea e company with :ehS - Iof New Hsssnj. Tor
s So; Il: ss ss,s s.a:: ~ ss T. New
ssS. J Vaughn, y.nsnn, virginia, sav deep loaded
'sSsss, s' ssss. q 1ss sSss,o~n Dc
schr July Fourth, shaw, Baltimore,
sssT } iS;ss E :t sss!s Ml!s!a D.l !
Echr n Terry Burton. Philadelphia
schr pssrs ccoSin. rhladelphia FOR Biddsiora.
sssr vsntirk, HALEY. PhlsdslRhis for PswsuskstS
sshr Judge Herrinsscn. Clark. Great Egg Harbor
sssr tssoSssn. Syr fors JsSnson Tor Boston.
s ss Sc.sShrs Alien rsssh A1soy rcr Bridgeport
ssr f psss. no. jsSss 10 days
sest Ss,y - Has Sss sSssi.nS ise NC
schr fennessee Greed, HDaihAven Tor Fort Hamilton.
Scbr Il B ives. BowdItck. FAN River.
Gchr Joe Barrett NIckerson Fall River. M
s ssr ss s%lss ss si rs river for pA.d.pA
sr SS5, s S:,ss s6ss:i 1 p,Ssss.s
Nov ss & fle% s" carried away j.
ssSr sogSs Ar, sslsr PrcT,dssss e. EsssSssyor
ss Ss 4 4 q q Brssos, Ed.srds Hartford.
sss Ffr p S: s ssS ~ Sc w.
as::.,ss sss!s
sshr Joseph SahOiSon. Siats PousAisspss FOR BsisL
A'''' BELOW.
Ship Palmerston tTlAm) from Hamburg
ship Hersche tHaml from Hamburg
SAILED.
Quarantine steamships Hsl,ssiS Liverpool; 5siioss.
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SHIFTING NEW S.

san slees....-... 2 30i Neon rises. \ I 81
Ssn eoss. a 30t IAtgh Water...e eve AZ
r0RT or new Y0RK, H0vEMBE9 ~, 1867.
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/ MISCELLANEOUS.
Kzllsrs v11EI1.
KKEA8rs w1RxLg.
KELAErs wEzKLy.
xsLLRps WEEKLY.
nsADv. xARLY rms konnIne,
HsADv sARLT THls MORNING.
azADv EARL7 TsIs noaHzxe
aRApY EARLY TINS noRHzEo.
yos sALs Br ALL NEW OEALns&
yoR SALE ~ ALL NEWS DEALnaa
Toa SALE By ALL NEWS DEAInH,
yoE SALE By ALL NEWS DExLEns.
Ass~ many saavesssls dsisys " arc suAsasA = -
nsunss The sppsassssss f
xELLEvs wxEELx
On The Arss page Win Be founds nsslis representatives
Of he tgs es tAs I'LL
LATE COLLISION IN THE EAST srvsR.
| LATE COLLISION IN raE sAsf RIVER.
LATE oorzlsIox IN ran EAST Rvza.
OFF rHE BATTERY
which resulted n loss q MA
Among We ssnsreas original designs this aaesw
ssass q sss v =. = svsrHEss showing Aov
MARK TWAIN nssspul.tsd II The
TURKISH BATH
TURKISH BATH
TURKISH BATE
IN censs.auuop,s his usphe description ssssa-
paniss the cuss.
wspubusA s,se nkssss q
EINo TBEoDoRR
KING THEODORE
KING THEoDoRn Z
Apss-s OF w
AB7ssiarA y ~ ~
ABYssixIA sss
ABYssINiA. S
the ossanaas Psssasss whs has sssa kssss - xuus
people q IrisA for long una rAs nAsass
= ne picture wA'sh g. s~ny nssass ~ -
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A new vista of wealth opens to the
agrieulturists of Kaness.
It is wetlknoWn fact that for the last
half century western Europe has bees
supplied With sugar manufactured from
the bsst-rOOt. This manufacture is
mainly carried 90 ia France and Belgium.
The beets are grown and harvested 10
the usual manner. and are then stored in
such a way as to be protected from frOs:s
This gives the producer abundant time to
work up his crop.
The beets are 6rst washed. aud then
rasped to a pulp in mills constructed for
the purpose. The juice is pressed out ia
an apparatus resembling al ordinary CT
der mill, filtered through bOus-bIsck. and
then boiled down 10 the usual manner,
Alter refining, the sugar is in perfectly
white crystalline lOaves. equal in quality
to the best cane sugar. The molasSSs
extracted from tbs not good for table use,
but may be uesd for the manufacture OF
vinegar, and similar purposes. The
pulp ttat remains after pressing out the
Juice. is valuable food for hogs OF cattle.
The refined sugar usually retails at
from eight to ten cents pound. The
average yield 10 France is about eight
per cent. by weight. Of the bsets.
| Recent experiments in Central Illinois
give much better Teeults. About four
hundred acres were planted last year al
Chatsworth, on the Central Railroad, by Z
company Of Germans and without manure
or extra culture, their crop averaged
about twenty tons per acre, and the yielc
J of sugar was in some cases as high as elev
en- per cent. or 4. 400 pounds. Some cuki
Vators claim that with the best culture. %
manurei land. they can raiss forty tons
or .333 bushels of beets to the acre, which
would give us 5000 pounds of refined
sugar.
The per centage of sugar is greater II
/ Illinois than in Belgium. simply becaus
= the summer is hotter there. If this b
t true of Illinois, it is prs.emiueuuy so Q
Kansas. We might safely expect 3 yiel
), of twelve per cent OF. upwards.
j The beet seems TO have wouderft
q adaptation to our soil. Nowhere els
have We seen such huge and unfailiD
q growth. Let our farmers who are tryin!
y to cultivate a vast surface form a pictur
e Of sugar plantation of perhaps FIVE acre.
IS manured, cultivated 10 the best manner
1t and irrigated, if they chose. giving eao
year product Of $4,000 worth of suga
70 beside An immense amount Of vAlusb
lie food for mich cove. That is p;ctui
e, worth looking at, and an txPerimer
i. worth trying. Who will initiate tn
all matter in Kansas? =