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Prom ne Charleston tS o. M,c..


The grasshoppers are doing damage and
creating CONSERVATION In some parts OF Georgia.
10 Pike county there are several acres Of them,
still too young to cause much damage. In New
ton county they have appeared In large num-
bers. and are destroying the cotton. They are
three Inches long brown In color. and have pro-
digiOus mouths. In Troup county they are
destroying entirely the blades OF corn. aud eat
ing leaves on bushes. Cotton has not yet been
attacked. In Coweta county they are still con-
fined to the stubble fields, and have caused no
damage vet. In Cobb county they appear In GER
tain localities, and corn and cotton are de-
stroyed. "A gentleman counted twenty. seven
grassi oppers on one blade Of corn. Tue apple
trees In some places are denude d Of foliage. In
Oelethorpe county the grasshoppers appeared
on Mr. J. V. Golfers place, commenced by eat
ing half nm acre OF clover. and then attacked the
bushes In the fence corners. They have also
appeared in Newman and other places. They
seem to breed In the stubble fields and then at
tack clover, corn, and cotton In succession. A
vigorous war Is waging az iinst them, as fears
are entertained that they III lay countless eggs,
which. next year, will hatch into clouds Of new
RrasshOppers.
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Raising Lemons In Iowa.


IL may not be generally known that
IT, IONS en- be er Wn on Iowa sOil, out they can
eVci'hel'ss, some very nne ones h We been
I.lsed on iarn on the efst 'Botna river, about
Two niles northeast Of town. lhe plants were
h"pl IN Tue mousse wen young, most of the
during tue genial days, and by the exercise ~
care they have now attained a thrny and
healthy growth. Ii has taken several years TO
bring the plants to the state Of perfection, Tut
they are now repaying all the trouble and ex.
pense OF nursing them " taelr present bealth-
tul growth.
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DENNsYLvANI. RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains lcav New ORR DcabrOsses ami CUitllnit
streets FERRIES as follows.
Express for arrlsburg m shursh. the West ami SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars at ched. $3.50 \. NJ. Il AMI
$3.50 i. NJ sunday, ana 1870 7. NJ.
$40 ana $3.50 T.. NJ, connecting A. Cory for Iiin-
VII G, Petroleum Centre. ana the on l,rg ous
For Baltimore, washing on, anl the Soutu " limtei
Washington Express" q Pullman firOr us ID lilY
except Snnda $50 \, NJ. arrv' Washington IA
i. Regular NJ $40 A. NJ 2'iO aniv +. VI. sui-
Ekpres, tor Phiadclpns, 7:so $40. $50 a. NJ. leso
2;4O, 80. s. @, T. $50 or NJ and H. night Accom-
mOiaf!Ol A. NJ. AMI i.lu r. VI. SUNDAY a. VI
30 :, $50, aud y T. NJ. Emisrant ami s,conl ciAst
For Ccgtcnnal Depot ~ $50 $50. 7;3o, A. NJ. ant
tennnl ppo ai !, 10 b3' O. anu 1906 i. NJ 90
For tram TO NcwuS ~ brth, Railway + incefln,
Ire ton. fefth Ambpy. / lrlulug ou, NrNId fr. at
other p 'nts 80 local schedule 10 lcDc Or 20.
Tram. arrive From IN snursh. d:2p ana llu A. N.
cNrcit Mon Iiy. From Nlsnll.tun ana BIuIiY. p,
t.20 A NJ il' $40, ana lu2o T., ". SUNDAY. O.1n
" From i.l ode pllA, a.Di, go, $50 illp N. ID,
1850 VI. Hlp 800, 40, $40 $40. 6j1 1.iJ. ,.tt
$40 ana lo:-l r. VI. s ~ ~ 300. $50, G3l. lYlj.
ll.'l \. NJ, 600 ami l02DP NJ.
House, tul foot Of Desbrn-srs apt inrl.ut si-i
81 Court -, BropAlyni m ll6 ad lN lni.'l ''r
i 'oS@ Depot, Jersey Guy, Ln'e.int it"". ulti'
FRANK THOMSON, y VI BOYD lr,
GEM Manager. Ocu' lr.'usr Agent.
CARA rOGA- Direct route. ttCl'K w., LiAe. Els-
= giant sfetn. lowe PIER a. y Z, t1pt Leroy ~,
daily "Nc' pit Siturli. Al IL T. II Through re o4J
ts50' excursion tc,ct., od for 30 lays fi'l
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PUBLIC MEETING
IN AID OF
UNEMPLOYED WORKINGMEN
Monday Evening, August Ia,
AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT The
Third Avenue Theatre.

In view OF the distressed condition OF Thousands who
are un Employed an0 have families ucDendcnt upon
their labor for the means Of subsistence and IN view OF
the fact hat In land Of plenty statv IN II raising It's
ghasty FORM viii enterprise anu industry are para
yzed through imbecity aud corruption IN high places
that, while useful end necessary pub c work IL yed
the condition of the WORKING class IL daily becoming
more deporaOle and believing that proper expires.
sion from the multitude, that IL suffering aud GER
tanly will suffer sti during next winter, should
be heard In unmtsaksbe terms b. those VINO have the
aniitV to afford reef the undersigned viii open the
third Avenue Theatre to the multitude on the evening
above named without charge or compensation
Eseemng II to Oe the duty Of every citizen to rssst
his fellow man. would call upon all who sympathize
with the ntments expressed herein TO unite in giving
notice TO Others aud cooperating with this
Leading citizens and speakers arr invited to address
the undersigned until the organization OF the move.
fneht 10 completed,
DEM. W. HITCHCOCK,
$50 80 av.. corner Goth A.
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Excursions.
-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS

A -ROCkAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
REGuLARl1NE, EsTAnLIsHEDis7l;
BY STEAMERS
AMERICUs. NEVhR~INk ana WILLIAM COOK.
Musical Entert iinment Every Day by
CONTE mos CELEBRATED 23l RECT BAND.
o,.e,. PlllLLIIs, GLEE CLUB AND
'''' CoRNET PLAYER.
go MINUTES SAIL ON THE ATLANTIC 81 Fan,
AND OVER THREE HOURS TO ENJOY THE COOL
BRhEZES ON The BEACH.
Observe the Time Table.
AMERtCUS LEAVES
Twentyfourth street. " H., at $3.50 N. ana ll5 p
Tenth street. North river. nj SaS 4. NJ and l;yS NJ
ye.ey street, North river, ateA NJ and it9P NJ
Fulton ferry, BrooKyn. at 0.2D A. ". and ~. NJ.
WILLIAM COOK LEAVES
Twenty-fourth street, Norm river. at 1870 A. Nj.
Tenth street. North rivcr. ut lO:i5 a. NJ.
Pier 2, North river. at IL A. VI.
FUTON ferry, Brooklyn, az l1;15 A. NJ.
NEVERSINK LEAVES
Ninth street. East river A. NJ. ana 1e:t5 +. VI. .
South First st., Wfliamsburgh. $40 A NJ. and 7. NJ.
Grand street, New YORK $3.50 4. NJ. anu 1.l5 +. ii.
Fulton ferry, Brook yn, A. VI. ami 1:30 p. NJ.
RETURNING BOATS leave Rock way at IL A. NJ,
FARE IS CTs. EXCURSION TICKETS so CTS.
RETURN TICKETS ARE GOOD ON EITHER BOAT.
Special Notice No delay from LOW TIDE.
Only Boats making all the landings at BockswAy.
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NOrsts, GaIrmats, &t

A GREAT IA KGAIN. 3 horses sound and kind /,
~ f6D 40 tl25 furniture truck. express wagon. and
harness. li5 Madison st.
IoN SALE cheap-Ihree horses have been used
i ny apriNale family VIII sell Il sacrhce also a
stl OF NE horses anu top pony phAetOn nearly new.
inquire ai 5os East odh st. between lot ami FL avs.
SACRlFICE-Sl25. half value beautiful now ton
- express or grocer's wagon. Stable I24 W 10 ST.
WANTED TO purchase "A good subst ial sec md.
w manu- mug wagon cheap Tor cash. AL OF address
Al. W. BltFAR. lI6 AIA H., WlllIaInsOurgh.
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Cor Sal, ano 10 yet.
ATA.r.srEwARrsGARDKN CITY. l..

tat. STEWARrsGA CITY. l.. l.
TO LET. SEVERAL ELEGANT and CONVENIENT
DWELLINGS. ntted Tor winter and sumner resiencea
with all the modern Improvements, gardens. a..
RENTS. from tl5O TO u 90 per annun. according to
size ana quality Of house anu grounds.
TRAINS by Fiu-hing. North shore ami Central Rail.
road via Long Island city or Hunters Point. at 731 o.
ami II o'clock a. NJ. Returniag SIS. IL A. Nj, aud l.
$50 5. o;ss Nud 9.9o p. NJ. week days.
SUNDAY TRAlNs-015. 1888 A. NJ. aud r NJ. re-
turning SEQ and 5iia r. N. Boats with
from foot OF saith st. leaving Is minutes previously
Splendid cars beautiful rids and an uasurp hotel
and restaurant near the station.
Apply to ". X. HiNSDALE. Manager, at the once
adjacent to the railroad station.
GREAT REDUCTION 10 rents.-Nice s.siory
~ and basement house 10 Brooklyn al improvements
only $3.50 Quincy a., Of kAIph also,
cheap door 10 let, iS Ralph nv.
~ front ana rear weil lighted AMI steam heated Ap
Ply al Sun Publication Ohce Nassau ana Fran fort ,tL
SPLENDID APARTMENTS cheap $40 10 tis;
- row houses 424 West SGD st., near 9th av.; four
rooms perfect order.
fI,O LET-Five twostory basement and suO-
cellar brown stone house, ali Improvements. one
block from Prospect ParS and four lnes o. 10 all
the ferries rent 20 per month. BURkILL'S real
estate once ass 9th av mar ON st. South BROOKLYN.
FI,HE STORE. i6j Nassau st., sun building TO lst
suitable tor han Sing. insurance, or general bisl
ness steam heAtrd. Apply at tue sun PuJllcAtlJa
Once. 40 Nsssaus
rI,O LET-In Wilson'S building. corner Fulton and
power and steam heat. JOHN T. WILSON. - Fuitoa st.
rI,O LET-one nonr near the ferry, suitable for
L otnce. Inquire VI Homestead Association, 40 Hud
son g.. II ,boken.
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". Cream.

EI,srELIiS ICE CkEAM -BeI in the cliy
Il Dealers ana churches, Zoe. per quart. SPECIAL at
tenlion to out OF town orders ~ Bible House.
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I .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
s6cKAwAY BEACH AND FAR

Trains leave Long Island cry for Far Rockavay and
hcNawiy BEACH at 1908 1908, 1880. A. Nj l:Ss
For Far RocSaway. es5. 0o5 A. Nj sos $50.
T. NJ " ~ -''
Returnng-Leqve Rockaway Beach s:3h ll,3o A. Nj
1885, 500 b.tS. OSs y NJ Far R6ckaway SEQ
o'52 7is3 $500 1885. li;5s A. NJ; 1861 $3.50. I'D
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. SUNDAY TRAINS
A. NJ. 1880. $40 z. NJ
Returning-Lesye l.ockaway Beach ii.i0 T. NJ; $50,
SEQ !; ~ Far RockswaY 7;iO A. NJ. 1905 40
Take Jerry Jnes slip foot Chambers stl Sund
excepte1 halt "a hour before departure OF trains
(sundays al $50 and 1880 4 NJ, 1 ant 0 +. NJ u .or
Jerry foot 3ilh H. daily. hfteen ll5l ninutes %
fore departure Of trans.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
kflNG UNITED STATES MAIL.

From White Star Dock, Pier Sc North river
Passenger accommodation IL unrivalled Cabins all
alnld.hps saloon ssl and slrn, gold. Return tckeu
on favorable terms. Storage S2S
N.B.-Passenyer tickets auI drafts eau be obtained
at White star Wharf. foot OF West 10 n ST.
bJ. COkrls. Agent, ~ BrDalway. New York
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A GREAT OFFER, We Will during thls month
N dispose ~ LARGE stock o. nrs.-cIss and
ohlhAnl square and upright pi ,nDs AMI osglns, for
lash or on Inst 'llm ny Pianos ani organs % fea
WATERS q SONS, i5l broadway, New lorS.
A LADY viii sell. tor less than 500 o Chlckorlng
~ piano, stoo and cover, 20 East 81 st near I'd Az
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaoa


~ Fare reluced-By the swift steiner ARROW
SMITH, leaving JEWELS wharf. BrooKyn. AT $50 Va
n t ~ East river 80 N anu foot SD st. p NJ
heturulng leaves NOrwsk at 1850 A. NJ duiN tsundl
excepted cunnect.ng each way with DAnbury aud "
" TX ana New Haven railroads Fare So cents TX.
cursion tickets 81 cents.
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTHRS.
l.. FUNkE, Jr., sole Agent, rs John e., NY
+. o. Box 1929.
SbippI1I.
f9a fE dSp9S Rfs; |. and ~ NJ

DENMARK, Saturday, Aug. 1e, $50 A, NJ.
FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN, Aug. 10, Bpm. EGYPT. Sept. =, 3P. N.
Cabin passage. $40 and $50 currency. Return tickets
~ re1uced rates. Steerage passage, t2d currency.
Drafts Issued from 81 upward At current prices Apply
at the companys office, 90 Broadway.
+. W. j. HU RsT, Manager.
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Orr ecoos.
nHY GOODS retailed at greatly reduced prices
~ Prints muslns nlnneis, clio hs sstinets, linens
table cloths, dtmasks &c also, Tor ssamen large lot
OF navy, pea, monkey and round cKcts cloth sat.
met trousers overshirts. drawersi SIT net, sc The
trade supplied very low WIN. MATHEWS.
81 CAtharine o..
IL EEPS PATENT PARTIY-M DRESS
hshrtsthe best % for 81 be- finished easily
as hemming u handkerchief. OIL BrOadway, and g2i
Arch st., Philadelpha,
S,niisIrg.
RTIFICIAL TEETH Specially. -Ruhher sets
IN from 20 upward substantially e. efully Mt
tod, and guaranteed to give slt-factiOn.
j. G. KENNEDY, SO Bond 81.
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Gtas.

GAMBLE TEAS, 25c. uer pouna IN hve pounds an,
- inward Agents and tea dealers supplied. United
Tea BfoN,r-, 2Oi water st., cor. Fulton, New YORK.
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ported to be Hoty Price, BY Cost Johnson This was the
biggest colt OF the lot and the bot developed and had
II not been for tho doubt about the dams pedigree
would have brought very high price Sold 70 Mr. X.
s. Patterson, $40
The over the stations on the farm visited.
These are Bonnie Scotland and John Morgan, short
description OF which are appended
BoSSIK SCOTLAND,
dapple by. with an expressive star In foreneao,
without any other white. He Is sixteen h1nds, cx-
tremely well preserved very attractive appearance
and is lively colt He rs little short In tho
muscles, being light In tho second thigh and In tho
arm, but otherwise well shaped and uniformly pro-
portioned Bonnie Scotland 10 now twenty-thrce-
years old and yet very vigorous The best OF his get
were Quartermaster, Spendrin, Malcolm. Experience,
Oaks Frogtown Iochie and Scotland and his foas on
breeding establishment in America. Bonnie Scotland
was sired by Iago, dam the famous mare Queen Mary
fth, dam OF the celebrated Blink Bonnie, Bnrownic,
Haricot BraxIey. blooming Heather and othersl
Bonnie Scotland was bred by Mr.. LAnson Spring
Cottage, Nation, England, and imported by Captain
Cornish in 1851.
Is blood bay. without whie except his on hind foot
He Is 1872 stud measurement; has neat head and
mock. good shoulders. short back. little swayed from
agc fine lons extraordinary set legs long rastcrns
and good feet He is stl looking but when young
was picture As race horse be was superior one.
He lie by imported Sovereign. dam Saic Lewis tAcro.
bats dam by imported Glencoe Morgan IS blind
now but this caused by bad treatment before he
became the property OF General Harding During his
racing he beat lewild and Australian He has
had little chance In tho stud, but has gotten such
horses as Morgan, Scant and Defender. John Morgan
IS seventeen years old. He has engagements enough
already 10 make fair season.
There arc thirty eight brood mares at Belle Meade
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

On the meeting of the Court Of Oyer and Tcrmincr
yesterday JUDGE Barrett presiding the commissioners
appointed 10 examine as - tho mental condition OF
Romano Dillon, charged with the murder Of Mr.
DIlcbcr at the Westminster Hotel, submitted their re-
port proncuncing HIM insane. Judge Barrett there.
upon gave order directing Dillon DO sent 10 tho
STATE Luuatic Asylum
Before United states Commissioner Belts yesterday
two Italians, named orenzo Pao and Jiuscpi Cabandc
we're charged with attempting TO pass counterfeit
nvc-doIar note Of the Traders National Bank OF
Chicago the prisoners left ACCORDION be repaired
al the store Of Arthur j. Cook, No. 49s Greenwich
street and offered the counterfeit DILL In payment
the same. They arc held Tor examination
The disputed right OF property IN the drama s'Our
Boys" between Mr.. Augustn DAILY ana Lesscr Wnlnck,
Was decided yesterday by Judge Sanford Of the su.
reror Court, In tho formers favor Judge Sanford
ocidos that NJ. French, the dramatic agent had no
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NAY ls7e-TRIPLE SHEET

1esi, 10 Fred Dant 4 Co, At Muscatinc, Iowa, and
Campbell Bailey, at Kansas city, Mo- The goods got
- far "a Chicago and Dant Co portion was duly con-
signed but tho rest lost and the dcpos where The
property was kept was burned down by the groat
chicago IRE together with everything IN the building
II claimed by the defendants on the trial that the
goods were destroyed by the IRE without their negi-
gence and upon the being submitted 10 the Jury
verdict was given for the defendants The General
Term Of The Superior Court yesterday affirmed the Judg-
ment of the Court below.
me appeal taken Ia the OF the Whiting Arms
Company against Samuel l.. N. Barlow was Yesterday
decided az the General Term Of the Superior Court
The SUIT was brought To enforce habty against the
trustees of tho American Seal Lock Company for failing
70 ME and publish reports required BY section ~ OF
the act for the formation OF corporations anuaciur
ing purposes, passed February IL, lS4s' Upon the
trial below the Court directed judgment dc endants
favor Judge Curtis IN delivering the opinion Of the
Court holds that the evidence does not sufficiently
show that the trustees violated The statute aud there
fore afirms the Judgment.
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THE REsCuED CHILD

The child Ellen Connors or rather the little girl
known by this name recently rescued from It's lie OF
quaor and torture at the hands Of John ccnbors and
his wife, Maria Connors, tho facts Of which have been
published. was yesterday, under the writ OF habcas
corpus recently granted, brought before Judge Barrett
In supreme Court, Chambers, under tho temporary
custod anshlp OF the mslron at Police Headquarters
besides neatly dressed. We're II not for the
marks Of severity yet visible would hardly rccog
nizc her the helpless, IorIorn waif brought
into court the other day. tu cx-
animation TO have been mndo IN the
case yesterday. but neither Mr. Mrs Connors put
IA appearance. sister OF Mrs. Connors, however
was present, who watched anxiously the course OF
events Upon this state OF facts Mr. Gibson, counsel
for the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty OF Chi
arcn suited the Court that the child OF Catholic
pafcniagc, and asked that she DO given In the
order 10 this effect viii be entered this morning. The
child In the meantime being rcinandcd 10 tho custody
OF the mntron OF the Police Headquarters.
In conversation with the HERALD reporter Mr.. Glib
bons stated that dgent search had been made for Mr.
and Mrs Connors, but that neither oi them could be
found The presumption that hey had disap-
prared tearing that criminal proceedings would be ii-
stitutcd against Them. lie could not say, however.
whether such course would he taken, but he knew
that tho matter would be discussed al the next meeting
OF the officers and directors OF the society PROPOSE
ton had been made by lawyer claiming TO represent
the Connors before entering the court that the latter
would settle from $500 10 81 900 tie girl II proceed
inss In this Court allowed now 10 stop Tho
gel stated him that the Connors about 600 In
the savings bank and we're thus abundantIy able TO
make good their promise.
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THE NEW COURT HOUSE DOME.

Tho long looked for dome on the new Court House
has at length got into tho court rather the subject
matter OF the dome which may be tho possible forcrun
OF the dome itself getting to tho court building
ono Of these days Its mythical presence in court
room is tho result OF suit brought against the by
Mrs. Hannah Kellum, Administrative Of John Kellum,
for 0O0 balance claimed TO b. for the OF Mr.
kelium architect Ut the Court House, pursuant
TO contract made with tho Board OF Supervisors Tho
70 trial yesterday before Judge Barrett hold
ing supreme Court, Circuit The defence is that some
$50 00U has already been paid for Mr. keums services
that the Board OF supervisors had authority 10
the contract. and that there Is money from which
TO make any further payment
ssIhs bill includes the completion Of the dome,n
ssid Corporation Counsel Whitney.
''Oi IL docs, rcjoined Mr. Parsons the plain
TINS counsel Tho plans for u were drawn BY Mr..
Kcllum'
s'But there II no dome on the Court House."
s.That was no fault OF Nr. Keilum's"
''He was TO receive pay MS the work progressed -
suppose tho dome is not completed before the next
ccntepniaiy'
Il shall inlerpcsc tho same objection then said Mr.
whitney. u.aughter)
II don't want to encourage your opposition hut
shant press tho claim thcn,' rctoricd Nr. Parsons.
(senewcd iaughtcr)
The trial Will probably occupy two or three days.
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family ne mslsss in night What was done for themS
The charrcd and blackencd walls do answer aud
miiIwhcel with undor lip actually In the burn
too out Of sympathy No answer Sc roll along
until pretty wes'cnes.er prcaks upon the VIEW win
and good Gothic STYLE with Gods and its rows
OF speaking stones mourniully calling TO the laughing
groups tho coach top The voice falls short; SER
mons, even from stones, arc for the moment In bad
taste Wait Till to- morrow.
Now nearing the end! That's right Colonel,
10 know that Pelham Bridge near, these proud
horses Yes, there It is Crack crack ira, "a, Ia.
Ia la Ia In, all Here we spin through the open gate
fetch up don't mind tho wei within inch Of the
steps OF the Arcularius Hotel Get the ladies' inside
twelve. Brnvo, Colonel. Tho proverb says, ssPunc-
tuaty breeds contempt" something 10 that effect;
but II Is quite rs truo US that familiarity il the soul OF
business
This Is pretty place, this Pelham Bridge. with its
small but shapey houses and lis trim trio Of hotels
What healthy, good thing competition is This is
curious iron bridge with It's notice that any will
be fined 81 for disturbing horse in his walk II
There Is no provso Tor DO any go oyery Let
take view OF this comely OF tho sea- with its dark
blue line firmly drawn against the russell gray OF the
distant shore, and its middle distance gterng in the
sunlight. Yes, this must be very lovely spot
sutry summer nights with the moon hanging like
on The flood below What a spot IN Which to SIT under
the shadow OF the trees in the still night and live
chidhood over again, and bring back the dreams Of
ardent youth, full Of many bold purposes and high
resolves and sowywandcr into the present of
laung and defeated plans, OF disappointed man.
hood and withered hopes. Yes, Pelham Bridge, II Is
good there such comedy spots thee little aside
from the swift rush OF the human tide, where lie IS
STILL but Is stu lite, ana one can for day forget that
be Is part Of this great memorable machine called
cicty!
Hark. that is the lunch bell Very unkind OF the
stomach to thus intrude upon the BRAIN but must
be kind TO poor relations, come along
Food. am not here TO describe, but absorb you;
90 be content with this notice and ride back the
great city Now will feed eyes upon this goodiy
scene until summoned to our places tho coach.
All readyy Yes Away go through the
to which tho return lends varied novelty;
bravcly breasing hill and sweeping level PLAIN
until touch the confines Of the Park where wealthy
New York is at this hour airing itself and It's
motley vanity. Sec how they make way tor
the Coloncs gallant team, the seeming
10 be ofthe attention they attract the
tent upon his business, tho top load OF humanity
chilly, but good humored. And so We sweep onward,
down Filth avcnuc-a royal road but for
the ungodly stones. which our horses slip-,o
the Hotel Brunswick. That is goodly crowd, Colonel.
They evidently in good humor, and greet the
teman whip with hearty cheer Hand the ladies'
down! There all right We've had pleasant trip,
Colonel" Eyes, very pleasant, but shade cool.
Good evening, gentlemen"