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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Pl,v-ciIu, employ ~pcefs Port Grape Wine I'm their pra
noe in ali case. here puTc wine - called for and dOal
cf power foster and en'oua@" rs production" II GO"
mo great among the most wealthy IN Ne" ! OF
NV rs an evening wine and sickness Druggist
sellit Principal Depot - WarcnSt Ncw-Nork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
PORTS
Announcements

II is well tn get clear of bad cough or
~ rho r,f week but Is safer rd yourself ~ the FIRST
forty ght hoursthe proper remedy fr the purpose beng
In. James IL pcctUTant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

B,FGAISs.-GO TO b. :. SQUIRES.
800 broadway, Tor WAGCllIH ami JI"LLh-tAeu ONLY
night from the non safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
THE RUSSIAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

LONDON Friday. Nov. l. 1873.
A Berlin dispatch to the The Post states that
Russia intends her army in Turkey to 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

We dcfy all the banking interest in New
York through safe or vault when protected Oy ana
Central Office system Of holmes Burglar
Alarm Telegraph Company. without alarm AT the omce
which viii bring the ontrc police force To the rescue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HuDNurs NO
2Is BROADWAY
ean.4l'. Noon. 40. n. ~ > hina,sh'- A.
UiRhe,t dunnp me dnv. a lowest JSt
Average aga, same day. 1877 se2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
enoo,.s Part Crane Wine for the Aged.

Traplagcn co.. Junction Of Sd and an ayes, have 70
t.,,fy wears maintained reputation dealers in men
boys' ana chldrcn's reliable garment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

The Bell Telephone Company, OF New DIRK,
us broadway Headquarters Tor private Ines or the District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

THE Singing SENSATION N THE GTLIEr
called heartburn proceeds from 1cdy ia the stomach %hd -
u,ucdl,d by MILK OF MAGNisIA All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
CANAL kXPENDITURES rms YEAR.

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 1.-The total expend-
lures Of the canals from February 10 October l. tins
year. been F3Os -i2 90 against S5J7 0i5 OI last
year The following shows the tonnage boats aud
tolls received from the opening of gallon To Sep
TENDER 80, for the years 1877 and 1873, etc:
Tonnage Tolls
1877 .3,iOl,5O3 SJS9,92l 81
lsIS.......................3 .. 69S,HlO 7l2,4GJ -
Increase ............ 29i,407 Inc. fl22,5 ~
Amount available for repairs or canals for
the fiscal year 1873, as per appropriation,
Chap. 800, 1877 aud Chap. 200. 1878 $50 900 90
Amount expended, ls7s................. G05,273 80
Amount saved and applicable 10 payment OF
interest debts 72e Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
IR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asteess elegantly coated f9r the care OF all d.
orders OF tie stomach liver bowels Edleys bladder nery0
diseases headache. constipation indigestion dyspepsia
Iionsuess bilious fever, Inflammation OF inc owes
ea Ar an Of the intorLa yiscerA WaTrantW
t1enect positive cure. Price rs cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

t2.) Browns candidacy and the split of the
Greenback vote.
81 His lack of political sagacity
Now there is a problem for the politicians to solve
For my part think the Republicans have the best
prospect of success. Il W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

LONDON Nov IA IlOyds Telegram from Gravesend
Prnl. from Shicds in collision on
National Line Greece, outward
hound from London Tor New York and which ~ at
anchor sustained damage other than the loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24

AMUsEMENTs-lsr pAcx-5th and 9th coils.
ASTRoLnGY-l2rn + AGE 9TH col.
seAE
sSs'S$ss ssSys'lSss s.sr
GorAnTNERshiPs@srn rAcs
GSoSSTsY BoaEDIl2ym rAas = s.ssh .s col col; =,
SIy sE4t EsfxfE T9S SALE F1s;n,:. .s col
SoocMss asp saRbhssas col
r.ssSa Saas"s.A so COL
bwkiIiSS Si hSysRs ~ ~ LET, FURNISHED AND
EUROPEAN r.s.s'a .1S ads ssA
hxCuRsIoN oNs-aD PAcs-esh col
FiNAAcIAL-9rn PAGE
FSsNisisp ROOM s.S1 AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-2D
Evgssi%uEEr 81 s.sr7s.s COL ,,- !,
HOasEs CARRIAGES. dC.-lsr PAGE-2d. Sd. 4th and
HOUSES, Rooms. &C.. wXNrED-2D pAGn-2d and Sd
EfSHsTktySI2STs,, fHsr pS;7 r.sr 18th col.
ssAGBISESxliHa sAsBE raSrsa es COL
NisCEILANEoUs ADvERTisENENTs-lorH PAGE
NEW PiSuissIrcAr1oNs- PAer-e.h COL
EHSSsSsSiSHSl s$SsSc ss
PRofsRry s1sG?4a Su1 or qaE CITY FOR SALE OR 70
sk4t Ss$4fS PEEL" col
kEWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col
SALES AT AUCTIUN-2D PACE-3d and 4th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FkMALES- S-l2TH PAGE-lst. I'd.
Sd aad 4th coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-l2rn PAGE-4th and
9Th coils
SPECIAL NOT1CES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils
SPORTING DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-1sr PAGR-2d col
sTORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col.
GUNNER KEsokrs-l2rH pAGE-6th col.
THE TRADkS-l2TH PAGE 9th COL
THE TURF-lsT PAGE-2d col
rO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPO sES-2p PAcs-1st col.
CkAVELlERS' GUIDE-2D PAGE 9Th 9Th cos
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AMI APARTMENTS TO
LEf-2D PAcE-2d col.
KANTED TO PURCHA>r-2D PAGE-6th col.
MATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-2p pAcR-6th col.
KESTCfIESiER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, GC.-l0rH PAGE 9Th COL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted kind and true
In harness from one to three days Is given
to test warranteex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

herald BRANCH OFFICE. ,2e5 BRorDwyAfnEy I,sl1y w
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOk ktCEPTlON oF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. o..

4 UcTIoN ROUSE or VAN T1ssELL KEARNEY.
~ Ilo AND Il2 EAST 18TH ST,
NEAR 4IH AV.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRIDAY) SALB
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

AT ~ O'CLOCK
THE vB9nowyS brown 1TRorTIAg STALLION LASp1sEE;s,
ssIs. Lady s = dam .s9,sassSrsd Luna,
f%Eers .ssIs.Dn sGn Of Lexington 1na Ann
@ Is " sa9x 10. e. ,,s,
by
RAJ
ELgGAN;rY r FsA% nsao%' BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, 1917
hands high syears old afraid Of no.hins; SUPERIOR
warrantsa kind and true in all harness. Double iiar-
ELEGAST oISKESGs on " SPRINGS. built BY Brad
BRoUGnAM ana BRETT by the same maker. the whole
being sold 10 close the estate OF lady lately de-
VERY, STYLISH PAIR BAY oARRlAG HORSES, II
aasy as o. ana s e sa nr0%os N
sys used 70 private esrr.gs arr in y
LAs1 II s'a saa oE p0 and NOV
asf hSSSs Wsfs YEARS
PAIR a Az :sT ana sp1 And 10
yE Rs OLD OLD have bee been % driven By % .say not Gar AFRAID
a y lad .n Ss II al an
zsGa OLD
as e'sss: sas' aa not in .si' III
F1& F,fRI sssf
%' a%s sIn a
6 Isl 1s1 BAoR
10 aa'ss o hSs Ga
n",Mss: safe ana Isiiasis every way: h.. lsaas;
Sy n %
LANDAuLET. IN PERFECT ORDER; HAS POLE
AND SHAFTS; built by Brewster Co. OF Broome st.
PAIR VERY HANDSOME BAY MAKES. 1914 HANDS
drivers; not afraid Of anything: elegant In sin sle
harness; good sadders. extra rosdsters sold on ac
count ct owner going to Europe; warranted sound
VICTORIA IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, IL YEARS OLD; first
FoUE vE.Y FINE LARGE AND PoWnKFUL
DRAUGuT HORSES, Weighing from 200 to 400
lbs each. all good workers: sound and kind every
way: the property Of CONTRACTOR who has no
| HANDSOME BAY SADDLE AND HARNESS MARE
fine saddle mare can be ridden or driven by lazy
not afraid of anything; warranted sound aud Kind
BLACK i!ELDING l5H HANDS HIGH. g yesrs old; an
EXTRA saddle horse; stylish and prompt driver; ;
perfectly gentle and reliable; warranted KIND and
true in all harness.
sHERIfFs SALE.
By osDER or BERNARD REILLY, SHERIFF ID.
q: GALE, DEPUIY,. ONE ocUPE, POLE AND
SHAFTS. at 10 A. NJ.
THE THOROUGHBRED CHESTNUT GLIDING AT
| LAS. BY AsTkROID; 15la hands high. 8 years old
by present owner tor riding purposes; is good tenn
pe-ed and kind; very speedy aud has great endur.
| BAY uELDING l6 HANDS HIGH. sYEARs OLD; y
very stylish. handy drivers sharp traveller; can be
driven ~ safety by any one; warranted khd ana
| ALSO 20 OTHER HORSES. PARTICULARS AT
SALE. shifting top Depot Wagon, kxtension toP Phse-
Park Phaeton Pole and Shafts: top fui spring Wagon.
by W frank pusenbury, nearly new; Rocksways. y
top 'haetons, 20 top side bar and Iu spring Wagons
| Double and Single Harness, &c.
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G;mTsIpAS, saooK and =. o. GILMORE hs..es..
GaASp SUMNER soTs ooscERrs ciis e''''''
T T 4 ||'.-II II f. +. S 7
T 7 | RI IIIiI||||||||| {, i / :: ::
MR., r. snuLB.vo1 cOsno, y,ruOso.
sagt&SA' II 6: i''ityfE9S;iiy 'SyESiy$ sss ss2 s";s
PH0GRAGM@
Wedding March Mid,unmer Nights Dream" Mcndcs.onn
w"l,s "Auta@n io.os' Joseph strauss
Bale, music "Qases q shsts'
Air played unison by ali the striag.. hrss time Bach
P~ntase ior cornet Aroan
Symphonic poem tDanse Macabren. Saint asns
Funeral March Of Maronette. tounod
rO''' ~ Nr & 'siiUEBtucK' '''0"0
waltz On the Beautiful Rne Dsnaoc".. Johann strauss
Concert, very eveninR throus season ncudng
GENERAL ADMISSION. oN.,.....................5o CENTS
Tickets ~ paeksgeso tweVe'.......... .....S 80
Boxes admitting ionr ...k5 20
Is BEShfif of faEpEaIcK y. wARDE.
Farewell appearance e'Ss ., Jons ~ necuLLouau who
will appear Tor the Grst time in new York BRufus.
tasttus Mines lscFtek
Mare antony Mr. " ~ wards
tUsar MVrtoh
tsscA IL ~
" .ss.ssss..'.....hr
talpIurnia MISS AHA vaughan
PORTIA Miss ADA GRAY
Al thu Grand Scenory. Costumes. Music &c
POPULAR PRIG y. BoN Office from y A. ".
fIlONY PASTORS NEw Tilt tAIKk. Gas BROADWAY.
i sNNOuNCEMtNT rNrKA0tDtNANY.
fur oniy ot the Great Sensational
Combination ot america the oiginai aud only
tlCtOEIA LOTUS BRITISH BLONDES
SENSATIONAL BUNLESOUE AhiISTs AND
SPANISH BALLET TROUPE.
.,.,,... r.y,n,y thofuscss ,,rr,n
A GRAND EXHIBITION WILL TAKE PLACE THIS
"a eyentnt Gsrnier's btllard faror, 2g1 Broad-
way by the following expert.:A 4. Kudolphe VI. Daly
Dcn Brotnets, ~ kAvanaagh
TONY PASTORS Ntw THEATRE.
Il 5SJ broadway.
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT O'CLOCK.
DANG, sONG AND DANCE, JiG AND CLOG DAN.
I)clng taught JOHN BOGAN. 100 East Houston ~,
Bowrry
lyERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY 55rH sT. COR
l. ner I'd av-,srsnd Closing Reception Thursday. May
~. commencing O'Clock.
EAkD -rNIvAlE LESSONS. PIANO. ORGAN, Viu.
ObIN, GUITAR, SINGING. University 30 Wavcriey
place. Circulars mailed >. JAY WATSON. Director
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HORSES. cAnrxIAuE.. sc.

A UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
IA 10. II. % and % 18th St.,
near University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-24

OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE +
HOUSE IN TiIE CITY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

chiehea and tusksy before The lady.
Who 10 sssiSted by the gentlonan on
her right. Before either Of these
dishoo are uncovered the side dishes sTe
placed ON the table.
The second cour-c follows; the game
is placed before the host. and the pud-
dings before the lady; the jellies and
blanc mango on the stiles.
No one helps himself or another at
these dinners. The servants pass every
thing The seco MI course having been
emoved the cheese 10 passed around,
and thanks are returned before dessert.
When the ladies have all finished. the
hostess bows to the most distinguished
lady present. rs a signal, and all rise
while the ladies' leave the room. The
host goes out las. Now here i, q de-
cisiou:
Cut bread at breakfast.
Break it nj dinner.
Bite II nj tea.
Hows that for style: Fact, though.
Wine is carried around by the butler
until dessert is on the table. Then. the
servants having left the room. the gen
tlemen help the ladies' beside them and
pass the bottle on.
Napkins are now thrown on the floor
and not put on the table as formerly.
There are plenty Of servants to pick
them up after every one has left the
roOm.-Cvr. Detroit .NeSs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
PERSONAL.
Sheru Ali i IS.
Won Noltke IL Is.

Shers Ali i IS.
Won Holtks il Is.
Fighting Joe Hooker il g.
Patti will sing in L,n.lon for q. 900
per night.
The Chickerings have male s. 900
pisnos since beginning business.
A priest in BrAhma announces the
epd OF the world for July II, 1879.
Mr.. o. Williams, Of Spalding coun.
ty. Ca. owns two woolly chickens.
The King Of the Sandwich Islands
contributed to the yellow fever suf-
ferers.
Justin Mccarthy is at work on q new
novel with the suggestive title Of Doana
Qai<ots.
A daughter Of Brigham Young has
become an actress under the name Of
Cecil Grey.
Nearly nine thousand copies Of Ten
nyson were sold by . single arm at the
recent trade sale.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison claims to have
started the first temperance paper in
the world in 1896.
Edison, the inventor, is suffering
severely from neuralgia. No serious
approximations are felt.
Three stones placed over the grave
Of Thomas Jefferson have been, one by
one. destroyed by relic hunters.
The Countess Ariesto, the last de-
scsndant Of the famous poet, died re-
Gently at Raveuns, at the age Of 30.
William B. Astor's country place on
the Hudson. contains about 500 acres,
and gives regular employment to forty
men.
The death OF Jefferson Davis, Jr.,
leaves the exPresident OF the Southern
Confederacy without relative bearing
the name of Davis.
The Emperor Of japan. has given,
through the embassy at Rome. COM
mission to Neapolitan artist to execute
portrait Of President Hayes.
A Washington letter says Senator
Thurman is IS years of age. He has
always been generous eater and
drinker, and has been failing rapidly
for several years. If he RECEIVERS from
his present attack. which is Of a para
lytic nature. he will be q broken man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

TOMATO OMLET.-Take three large
tomatoes, peel and cut fine; stew till
soft, adding salt and pepper to suit the
taste, small piece Of butter, and stir
in three eggs just as you take it from
the FIRE.
To prevent meat from scorching dur
ing roasting, place basin Of water in
the oven; the steam generated prevents
scorching, and makes the meat cook
better.
RICE PUDD1Na.-To each quart OF
milk add one tablespoonful of rice.
sugar to taste; bake three hours. Fre-
quent stirring makes the pudding
creamy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

There 10 10 soallnst n lnkin1 shinw
easy. % long - We mus sulsr aaaoy.
arcee "a shie bFeathing world, ssying g
little - possible about then, and msk-
ing NO parade OF our DastyEAom. II
making fuss and rendering every oae
else about NJ uncomfortable in any
way abated the ills that Aesh and spirit
are heir to, there would Be some siisht
excuse for the folly and selfishness; bot
since ne cannot escape tribulations of
one kind or another. fretting only az
grsvetes them. Either let ms he silent
and endure, or take arms against our
woes, and by contending end them. In
general he who makes no ado is sap
posed 10 have no troubles Of his own.
Or an organization 50 inferior that il is
not Jared ont of tune by the rough
usage Of fortune; to make the very
worst Of every trouble big or little,
from the fracture of q teacGp to that Of
q skull, is considered by many a proof
Of great sensibility and depth Of chM.
acter, while he who pursues the other
course, who endures reverses, slights,
injuries, pin pricks Of annoyance, agues
OF anxiety. physical and mental neu.
ralgias, without reporting them TO
every passer, and bowling his grew
ences into the ears Of every listener. Is
often spoken of Is Of fibre too coarse
to feel scutely and suffer keenly. 1T
is his Temperance Mt, We are told. He
takes nothing TO heart" Some one.
however, wittily advises us, Never
tell your misf0rtunes; nobody likes to
have unfortunate friends" but in spite
of this warning many seem to think that
disaster itself is q recommendation TO f.
vor; that they deserve bonus for serv-
ing as target for fortunes arrow, and
they are not seldom acutely jealous lest
some other should be deemed their su-
perior in suffering. In the meantime,
every one has Welcome for the person
who has the good sense to take things
easy. 1t is comfortable to be able to
agOnize over ones own trials, to "a
mind a leisure from ITSELF" The per-
son who can go without her dinner and
her spring suit and not advertise the
fact; who can lose her purse and keep
her temper; who makes light of
heavy weight, and can wear shoe that
pinches without any one being the
wiser; who does not magnify the spin.
ter in her finger into stick of timber,
nor the mote in her neighbours eye into
q beam; who swallows her bitters with
out leaving the taste in other peoples
mouth; who can give up her own way
without giving mp the ghost; who can
have thorn in the flesh and yet not
prick all her friends with it-such
one surely carries passport into the
good graces Of oil mankind.--Bazar.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

The good man loves all men. He
loves to speak Of the good Of others.
All within the four seas are his broth
ers. Love of man is chief OF all vir-
tues. The mean man sows,
that himself or his friends may reap;
but the love Of perfect man is uni
sal.-ConfiseiMs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

PRor3eArrSa PLANTS BIZ CUTTINGS
The season 10 approaching when this
mode of increase II practised by those
wishing to do 80. The class Of plants
capable Of increase by cutting 10 very
large, including. among trees, catalps.
mulberry, cottonwood. Lombardy pop
lar. and many others, - we'll - cur
rants, goossberries. grapes, blackber-
~ roots. quinc.s. and frequently sP'
pies and pears - Nsll - roses. wiegels
rosea. snow ball or virbunum, and
many Of the ornamental plants. By
far the best mode Of doing this 10 to
take of the cuttings in fall, and bury
all winter in . dry phase in the ground.
An scquaintanos tskss OF curra.t cat
tings very early soon = The lee.ss
drop in Angus OF September, -bueies
them, and plants ont ssxt spring. He
claims that thsy thea grow -
Ter than il set o1t 9Th vsll-lugDsd
roots.-T Ia Prssris Farmer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

Robert Burns's nieces, Agnes and Is
abella, reside near Ayr, Scotland.
"They live," says tourist, Gin little
low stone cottage with matched roof.
Everything indicates a lack of this
worlds goods, yet is neat and artistic,
with flowers and pictures all about the
room. They entertained US with talks
about their uncle, and showed us some
letters which have never been publish
ed, and with true Scotch hospitality Of
fered us some cake of their own make
made of Australian -four which they
had had in the house two years; and
three kinds of wine-one of their own
make, made from grapes grown in their
own little yard"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

This primitive nod q ehsEniaQ
nay remind soos old EAse ln1inm e
thaa peaeGiesA b IL ''bsnssss = -
nov el.sss lesCotAsa deys q pal.nq.ia
tEsssliAG. Thsy vo1A bsesee sou91g
fasesa . hs0s-aoathsd bseals. 49,
pasts fall q cream. - H - - -
PalanQ1ia, ~ psspetaal jssaiag 9
vhieA thESagA the niGhss jsoseU -
AcsA 70 eosvsrt into bu1esR fer -
0nhibS bsoaklnst."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

CHANGED HER MIND AT THE ALTAR
A Palmer (Mass.) youth took a minis
ter to the house Of his expected bride,
the other day, to have the ceremony
performed, but the tickle girl preferred
one Of the guests to the bridegroom. and
wanted to marry said guest. The guest
procured team to take the girl to ride
and think it over. He concluded he was
not ready for matrimony, and pro-
ceeded to get drunk. The girl did not
get husband, the bridegroom did not
get wife, the guest lost his reason in
. drunken stupor, and the minister
lost his fee. fhe least I0sr Urau waS
sustained by the intended BRIDE
groom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

The wheat crop il Get by the Aericul.
tural Bureau ct lee, 600 90 bushels, the
largest ever knovn BY &c. 0oo. 600. and
adording 100. O00. 600 for export; corn
crop, 4, 800. 00O, 900 bushels.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14
ming With the Queen of Esgland

herewith gave you . iev sample re-
sult. Of my MISSION 10 England. and
will begin vith the particulars OF din.
ner with royalty:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

went in earnest. Without skip or
false movement Of any kind, but going
ct her work like an old horse, the won
derful ally went to the quarter pole in
1917 seconds. to the half-mile pole in !
minute and 6 seconds, to the three
quarter pole in minute and Al seconds,
and finished the mile in 2:17L!
The timers in the judges stand as we'll
- the other spectators, could hardly be-
lieve their watches. but there they
stood, and araong the four gentlemen
named above there was not the varia
ton Of friction Of Q second.
The Z:i7n 10. Of course, not . record.
not having been made in . race or trial
for confederation bat il beats all the
four-year old private trials ever made.
the next being that Of the stallion Gov
eFnor Spragne. 2:slk.
Maud 8. In . beautiful golden chest
nat ally. without white, fifteen hands
three inches high. BY Harold. out Of
Nin Rassel. By Pilot. Jr. She hse
gracefal, easy, yst detsrnine4 gay Of
going, and IL shs trots in 3:;5H at fou1
years old, The Lord only knows hog
last she viii 20 in Tie tinss 20 come
Ciseisssfi Ceaavcisi.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-14

"Never make love in = house that
contains . parrot" says the am0rous
paragrapher Of the Danielsonville Sem
sissl. "A young man hes no love Affairs
that one Of those hook-billed, green
plumed. sPlit-toagusd cacklers srs
bound 70 respect"
A Wellington woman hes applied
70 b aprsiaAse . constable. despair
Ing Of estshing . nan in any other
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
COUL BURGLARS.

A daring attempt by burglars to rob the dry goods
establishment OF Thomas q. Brown Co., No. Fl
Newark avenue, jersey Guy, was discovered yester-
day morning before the thieves had succeeded
moving any stock. The IN I'd floor OF the adjoining
building, No. %, WAS hired a lew days ago by man
describing himself A. John H. Gurus, VINO was nc
companied by y man dressed Ms workman They
said that they were and desired the
TOR the storage Of their goeds and the estaD-
hshmsnt oil . workroom. Curtis pad the
agoni, Mr.. William stevens, $40, a months rent
In advance, and stated that they would In ~
once Since then both msn worked industriously al
the wall separating tho apart monts from the tnird
story OF Brown Co.'s sore Early Yesterday morn.
ing Sir. w. h. sutton, one OF the partners discovered
the drawers on the third door, containing valuable
property TO os greatly dlsturpsd but attributed the
d,sordefsd condition OF thc contents TO tho nogli-
gence Of the clorka Later James Ayars, tho floor
walker the third noor discovered dusty footprint
on the floor ana following them discovered large hole
IN tho wall tue chimney. The ponce were notified
and passing through tho hole discovered quantity Of
burglars, tooIs pipes tobacco, whiskey aud the
ns pis oil n meal Tho burglars were missing No
property was stolen. Gurus, the man VINO hred the
rooms told Mr.. Stevens the agent, tina; during HIS Ab.
sence anybod inquired for MIN ne could be found
By addressing 'Jonu n. Curtis. Dsnbury (Corin)
rost once, Dox 81" CAPTAIN Jordan, of the Firsi
precinct, has taken charge Of ,no tools left by
bur arS