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YoNKERs. MAY 1894

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NEW YoRK. March sOth. 1se4.

MeSsrs. Geo. c. Hte6bel6 Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs.-My family having been the re-
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much regard am,
HA GRAHAM
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GENTLEaEH:-You ..Rittes have been
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sntlemen, yours, with respect.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
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MeSsTS. DeUinS & Bolton.
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From cleveland.

From Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Feb. AT the reception
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evening, 1000 people were present. A
large number was unable to get admis-
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14
rhiur.aMoman Can, Do.

A lady writer, who is slightly disposed
to turn traitor to her sex, states that
there are three things a woman can't do,
the most important admission that has
been extorted from her sex since Madame
Eve ate the apple. Hear the following
open confession:
First, she can't sharpen lead pencil.
Give her one and see. Mark how Jag
gedly she hacks away every parti-
Gle of wood around the lead, leav-
ing an unsupported spike Of the latter,
which breaks Immediately when used.
You can almost forgive the male erea-
ture his compassionate contempt as,
ehueking her under the chin, he witches
it from her awkward little paw and
rounds and tapers it in the most ravish-
ing manner, for durable use. 1 wish to
hear no more on that point, because
when I once make up my mind "all the
kings men can't change it.
Well, then, secondly, a woman can't
DO up 4 bundle. She takes a whole
newspaper to do up a paper of pins, and
and a coil of rope to tie it, and it
will come undons at that. When l 90
shopping I look on with the fascinated
gaze of a bird in the neighborhOOd of q
magnetic serpent, to watch clerks do up
bundles. How the paper falls just into
the right crease, how deity they turn 1t
over, and tuck it under, and tie it up,
and then throw it down upon the counter
as if they had done the most common
thing in the world, instead of deed
that might, and in faith does tax the in
genuity Of "angels p 1t Is perfectly
astonishing.
Thirdly, L might allude to the fact
that 4 woman can carry an umbrella, or
rather to the very peculiar manner in
which they perform that duty but I
won't When they unfurl the parachute
alluded to, they put it down over their
noses, take the middle Of the sidewalk,
raking of mems hats and wOmen's bon
nets as they 90, and walking right into
the breakfast of some wight, with that
disregard Of the consequent disgust,
which to be understood must be felt, as
the offender cocks up one corner Of the
parachute and looks defantly at the VIC
tim who has efrontery to come into the
world and hazard the WhalebOne and
handle of her "umbrill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14
Noble sentiments.

Condemn no man for not thinking as
you think. Let every man enjoy the
full and free liberty of thinking for him
self Let every man use his own judy
ment, since every man must give an ae-
count of himself to God Abhor every
in any kind of degree, to the
spirit of persecution. If you cannot rea-
son or persuade a man into the truth,
never attempt to force him into it. If
love will not compel him to come, leave
him to God, the judge of all.
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Couundrum.

A gentleman one evening was seated
near a lovely woman, when the company
around were proposing eonundrums to
each. Turning to his companion he said,
g Why is a lady unlike a mirror2" She
gave it up, Because" said the rude
fellow, mirror reflects without speak
ing, lady speaks without rejecting. !"
q Very good, said she Now answer
me, why is man unlike mirror p Il
can't tell you" Because the mirror
is polished and the man is not.
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When Sheridan had bought him
beautiful place, he invited old DR.. John
son to 20 and see it. The stern oldeynie
went. and looked through the house and
the library, and tasted the wine from the
cellar, and walked into the garden, and
said nothing; and Sheridan said to him
q Well. doctor, what do you think Ofitg'
9 All said be, these are the things
that make death terrible,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14

A TERRIBLE gale swept over Dallas
county, Iowa, few days ago, doing
much damage 10 property.
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Ay, my friend
A great man said so. It's a noble thought,
Mob y expressed; itself a creed complete.
But In what sen e is Truth omnipOtent,
Aud al Whist time is Public justice csrtain7
Truth win avenge hers-n for every wrong,
And for ell treason 20 her majesty,
Upon the nation or the individual
That doth the wrong, by those grave eonse-
quences
" hieh do, from falseho d or In deed or word,
By law inzexible result. Tue cause
Why nations do so often tOpple down
Ilkeavsianehes from their eminence,
Why men do stink into disastrous gravss,
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\
2 throughout Christendom. Edwsarp.
! Second, of England, made nth,
seizure Of their property, on thieves.
r: nesday after Epiphany, 1908, and M;
e, transferred by act of Parliament gut
Order Of st. John, in 1923. Accom-.
In to Mills, however, the history
ven Templsrs does not end here and
or der Of succession of Grand Mast'he
c., ReFfsal ua66He IA wr1 from sbui he
The merry mimic Of our Southern woods
Poured out large waves Of gushing melody,
That over flowed the meadow many a rood,
And unduiated through the Pillared trees.
Our little audience. fallen fast asleep,
! Reminded US of home. save arose,
And slowly walking to the house, there sat
Near the large windows. where the moon shone
in
Upon the carpets, and the Springs warm breath,
/ sWeet as a girls, came heavy with perfume
l And. with b1tt OF bright, sparkling wine
From Eunsy France, and htful conversation,
sustaibed awhile, then dying into silence,
Prolonged our sitting far into the night.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

HIGHwAYMEN IN A BARa0oM--Wilam G. HART.
son, attached to the schooner Louisa Frances lying
at pier 80 East river Sunday was sitting quietly
In the barroom of premises No. 90 Oliver street. when
Thomas sullivan, a boatman living at No. 81 Water
street, seized him by the neck and held him firmly
while John Williams thrust his hands into Iarrsons
pantaloons pocket rorcibly taking therefrom $50 10
United states Treasury notes OF various denominas
tons. While Withdrawing his hand from Harrsons
pocket the latter seized hold OF Williams and cling.
ing tight to him, cried "Watchr' Oficer Christie.
pher, OF the Fourth precinct hearing the alarm ran
into the groggery and saw Harrison holding VIII.
ams by the wrist, and on the floor near where the
parties were the officer found two $40 Treasury
notes. Williams was at once secured, as also
was sullivan who had neglected to make HIS escape,
Both the prisoners were yesterday arraigned before
Justice bowling and committed to the Tombs fof
trial In default OF 81, 900 bail each.
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COURT Or GENERAL SEES IONS.
Before Judge Russell.
A STARRING CASE

sTABBING CASE
AT the opening Of the court yesterday the trial OF
Alfred c. smith, charged with stabbing his wife In
the breast, was resumed The offence was commit
ted on the 14h inst, at the corner Of broadway and
Pearl street. about eight O'clock A number OF wit.
nesses were sworn to establish an u,tbt, but they
failed to cover the whole Of the time. The Jury
rendered verdict OF guilty OF On assault with
dangerous weapon, with intent to do bodily harm.
In consequence OF the enfeebled condition OF the
prisoners body and mind, the Judge sent him to the
Pententary for one year and fined him $3.50.
REMANDED FOR SENTENCE.
John Cannon pleaded guilty TO assault and battery,
he having on the 18th OF July struck officer Sher-
wood, of the Twcnty-drst precinct, violent blow
upon the neck.
James Munroe, charged with stealing silver
watch valued at forty dollars from Henry J. Rogers,
on the goth of August, pleaded guilty to an attempt
at grand larceny.
These prisoners were remanded for sentence.
Tie court adjourned to Wednesday.
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN PERU.
Details of the Terrible Convuision.-Thc
Shocks still Observation-Disclosures of
Losses--Thc Wine Crop Lost-Aciion of the
Government Commissioners.

LIMA, Sept. $, 1865.
your correspondent found IL impossible TO visit
the scenes oil the recent terrible catastrophe IN the
South OF TINS republic, ana has, therefore gathered
the following details concerning the disaster from
private letters OF undouOtel reliability. Even now
heary month from the Time OF the earthquake, 1t
IL extremely dcult TO arrive at the exact extent of
the misfortune, and every steamer arriving from the
alicied dis rcts brings facts even more narrowing
than those previously made known. Other earth.
quakes have shaken various portions OF Peru in past
years. but II Is generally conceded that no
shock has ever In the history OF the world
had the same general influence as this
one Isolated elites have been destroyed, Us at
Lisbon, ana large number Of lives have been lost;
but such a shock may be termed almost local, while
the movement TO which | refer has not only de-
Ftro} cities four and five hundred miles apart but
extended It's terrible effects to the far coast Of Chile,
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The Tidal Wave nnd Earthquakes IN the
Sandwich Islnnds-An Eruption OF kilauca
Expected.

HON0trLr August 20, 1893.
Since my last the agreeable intelligence has
reached us that the tidal wave did but little damage
on Hawaii From lilo we learn that the tide rose
ana fell nj intervals, as In this harbor but much
higher and some damage was done to boats and
scOws moorcd near the Waakea bridge, while the
bridge was carried ND the river or stream as far rs
the Kings FISH ponds. The rise and TALL OF the tide
was quite regular about once an hour and the
average rise anu TALL was epht feet. From Kau we
hear OF earthquakes, which have again leveiled walls
and filed the Inhabitants OF the district with alarm.
a reliable peisQp ialoiias me that throughout the
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HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER ls6sTRIPLE SHEET

district, and more particularly at Kapapala, lava or
gases can be heard rulnbng and surgng under foot,
at times seemingly quite near the surface mesh
of Reed Richardson and the crater OF Kilauea.
Messrs. r. a. r.. have determined to vacate their
rancho until the ground becomes more quiet. From
other points on the coast OF Hawaii we have infOr-
nation regarding the tidal phenomna Of about the
same purpOrt.
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SUPERIOR COunT--cHAMBfns.
Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Cardozo.

Peter Appon Us. Tdd ADpon.--Report confirmed
and judgment OF divorce granted.
A. s. Foster rs. s. Healy.-Motion denied costs to
abide event. -.."r-.
Snpder us. Snyier.--Proof OF service Of summons
wanted.
NJ H. Merchant, de-, u.s. The Mites Manufacturing
COnlpdnp.-Moton granted and receiver appointed.
Plaintiff TO have seven dollars costs OF motion.
IN re the Application OF r. ID. upp1n, Trustee, TO
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The Cunari mail steamship China VIII leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ut the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YoRK INSTRUMENTATION for Europe--will
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrEEpAY.-The following record
Will show the changes in the temperature for
the past twcnty-four hours indicated by the ther
mometer at Hudnurs pharmacy, 2ls Broadway,
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SUDDEN DEAru.-A man named John Melia died
suddenly on Sunday night at his residence, No
2l7 Mott street. One of the Coroners was notified to
hold an inquest
FELL FROM A ScAFFoLp.--Timo.hy Murray, twen-
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Condition OF Peru After the Earthquake
Pilinge Amid the Ruins-Disordered state
OF the Intcrior-One OF the Fredonia's Crew
Strippcd-strange Phenomcna-(:ratirudet 10
the American Naval Omccrs.

LIMA, Sept IA, 1868.
The reports received from the afflicted districts In
the south not calculate to calm the excited state
OF the public mind. As always occurs In these ter.
rible caamities the greatest confusion exists In the
suffering quarter and the victims OF the disaster
now exposed 10 the attacks OF the robbers and bri
gands, who taking advantage of the general terror,
infest the highways. The department commanders
have In most instances proved themselves to be per-
fectly incompetent for the duties Of their ONCE,
and paralyzed by fear In these supreme
moments have taken but very few OF the mea-
sures necessary for the preservation OF public peace
and the ranqulization OF the AFFLICTED. In AFRICA,
where the Custom House was completely washed
away and its valuable contents cast In part upon the
beach, bands Of robbers, Numbering sometimes dfty
or lOO came from the interior with long trains Of
mules, and. after having laden their animals with
all description OF property, return to their retreats
where they set at defiance any effort OF the military
TO disodge them Not only do incidents OF this kind
occur but the most painful scenes are daily enacted.
The body OF one OF the unfortunate sailors OF our
storcshp Fredonia deposited in the ruins Of the
church to wait until the grave was read for lis re-
cepton. During the absence OF the burial party
some mscrelnts entered the church and stripped
the corpse OF every particle OF clothing leaving the
body entirely uncovered. The authorities pretend
that they are unable to prevent these excuses but
the government here IL taking decisive measures to
punish such culpabe negligence. The Project
OF Arequlpa not only manifested total want
Of feeling Tor the suffering people under his charge,
but actually proceeded with private quarrel he
hat on hSld, leading his men through the fallen
buildings OF the destroyed town ana firing upon his
advtrsaries. This person has been removed, and
General Lopez Lavalle very able and energetic
Oiicer. replaces him.
The immediate necessities Of the people in the way
o. loOd ana c.ohng nave already been attended TO by
inc government aud 10y private individuals In Lima,
M the great want OF shelter existing caused the
Minister of Justice chief OF the government com.
missions near the scene OF disaster to send here for
zen thousand yards OF canvas IN order that tents
hliRht be erected In SUFFICIENT number TO shield the
pNOpe itom the great DANCE OF epidemic IN this sea-
sOn w malaria In fact smallpox has alfcaiy APP
pctl.u III qulque, one Of the sclports ruined 10y he
water and the yellow fever stIl continues at Islay.