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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-31
HOUSE AND FARM
Eauca,iou for the Kttcnen..


The next great step must be to do the
same thing for the art of cookery; and
the friends of genuine social improvement
may congratulate themselves that the
progress of education is beginning to take
effect upon this important department of
domestic life. Cooking-sc are
springing up in many places in this coun-
try and England, and the English are
taking the lead in organizing them as a
part of their national and common school
system.
OF the importance, the imperative ne
cessity of this moyment, there cannot be
the slightest question. Our kitchens, as
is perfectly notoriour, are the fortified
intrenchments of ignorance, prejudice,
irrational habits, rule-of-thumb, and
mental vacuity, and the consequence is
that the Americans are liable to the re-
proach of suffering beyond any other
people from wasteful, unpalatable, I'M
healthful and monotonous cookery. Con-
sidering our resources, and the Wanted
education and intelligence of American
women, this reproach is just. Our kitch-
ems are, in fact, almost abandoned to the
control of low Irish, stupid negroes and
raw serviie menials that pour in upon US
from various foreign countries. And
what is worse there is a general acquies-
cence In this state of things, as if it were
something fated, and relief from it hope
less and impossible. We profess to be
lieve in the potency of education, and
are applying it to all other interests and
industries excepting only that fundamen-
tai art of the preparation and use of food
to sustain life which involves more of
economy, enjoyment, health, spirits and
the power of effective labor, than any
other subject that is formally studied in
the schools. We abound in female sem
inaries aud female colleges and high
schools, and normal schools, supported
by burdensome taxes, in which every
thing under heaven is studied except that
practical art which is IL daily and vital
necessi'y in all the households of the
and-P0of. YOumans, IN Popular Sci
ence Monthly for September.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-31

The Colorado farmers have been TAX
ing steps to get rid of the surplus OF
wheat in that State, and to this end have
just held meeting in Denver and dis
cussed the subject in all its bearings. 1t
was estimated that there are about $4,000
bushels OF the old wheat on hand. As to
the present years crop, opinions differ
but while the yield per acre will be less
than last, the total amount will be nearly
as much again as last year, and there will
therefore be great surplus. Tie Greeley
Tribune says There is more wheat in
Colorado than the mills can grind if they
work day and plight, and therefore the
sooner some of it is shipped out the better
it will be for all interested" The meet
ing we refer to adopted a resolution to
the effect that steps be taken to sell the
wheat product to st. Louis and Chicago
parties
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-31

IT IS ASTONISHING with what rapidty ulcer
Gus sores and ernptive maladies are cured by
HENRY's CARBoLIC SALvE, an external anti
dote to unhealthy conditions of the SKIN which
is preferred by physicians to every otherprep-
aration containing the carbolic element 1t is
undoubtedly the finest antiseptic and purifier
extant 1t acts like charm on purulent
eruptions and has also been successfully used
for rheumatism and sore throat. All Drug
gists sell il.
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Familiarity with the writings of the great
poets is necessity to any one who wishes to
appear well in company. For l0c. we will
send book of 1860 selections from the beau
tful melodies of Moore, the grand poems OF
Byron, and the unequsled songs of Burns
SO popular songs. Desmond q Co., 9l5 Race
ST. Phila
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WINS
for children with never failing success. 1t
correcst acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
diarrhpa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Au old and well-tried remedy
IS cts. bottle.
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inscribed on large paper, unruled. in a
small hand, clearly written close to the
edges, top and bottom, making over 500
paoesn
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Horse and cattle powders if unadulterated
are of immense advantage, but the large packs
now sold are trash, only one kind now known
in this country are absolutely pure and those
are Sheridan's.
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CHEW
he Celebrated
Matchless
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO
Bg PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston and Chicago.

western paper saws that ''by this time all
down casters have got their houses banked up
and have laid in a supply of Jo7nson's Arodyne
Lininaent" 1t would be wise thing for PEG
pie hereabouts to lay in the -Anodyne 1t is
the most valuable liniment in the world.
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A thoroughly good Cabinet or Parlor Organ
is worth two poor ones. Mason d Hamlin
make the best. The prices are little higher
than those of poorest organs, but it is much
cheaper in the end to obtain the best.
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Coughs and Colds.-Those who are suffer
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, &c, should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs.n % cents box.
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commencement of organic life, the cen
tiers from which all organization proceeds.
-Rer. James Freeman Clarke.
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IMPORT&NTNOEEG FARMERS. "s.'
lies and Others can purchase no Remedy equal 10 Dr
TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT Tor the cure oi
1,holara Diarrhoea Dvsentery Group collie and Sea
sickness taken internallyfit Is perfectly harmless
see oath accompanying each botte) and externally Tor
Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache' Sore
Throat Cuts, Burns, swelings. Bruises hiosaua'o
Ritaa old Sores Pains In Limbs Back and Chest The
VENETIAN IMMINENT introduced In lS4a. ano
no one who has used 1t but continues TO do So MANY
stating II II was Ten Dol Bottle they would MOI
he without It, Thousands of Certificates can oe seer
at the Depot, speaking of is wonderini eurauvs
properties Sold by the Druggists at 40 cts Depot ~
Murray St. New York
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Hon. c. r. Parsons, mayor Of Rochester,
was radically cured of Bright's Disease by
Craig's Kidney Cure. Depot AZ University
PI N Y
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To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, use Browns Camphorated Sapona-
ceous Dentifrice. Twenty five cents bottle.
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ImpORrANTN orlC N.-Farmers. FamI

Chew Jaekson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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Demonstrated best by HIGHEST HoNoRs AT ALL
WORLDS EXFUSlIION- TWELVE YEARS.
viz: ~ PAUt sh7 VIesEA 1873. SANTIAGO, 1876 l'AlL
ApEI PHIA. 1876, PARIS, 1873 and GRAND Swedish
GOLD MIpAg, 1873 Only American Organs ever award
ell such. Sod for cash instaiimenta ILLUsTRA TED
CATALOGUES and Circulars with styles and pr ses
sent free MASON HAMLlN ORGAN CO., BOSTON,
NEW YORK or CHICAGO.
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Three dozen Boxes d-4 grossly will be
sent TO PEDDLER@. sT0REk KEEPERS,
DRUGGISTS, fexpre -age pai.- - rcesp-
of s4.OO-aboue elevt : cents a box.
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2ru ST.. NEXT FIFTu AVENUE HOTEL
n. WONDER w FosEsT KELLER
~ rREsfiDIaIrArEUR
EVERY EVENING AT ana q LECTURER
The best As NJ f''r x RI fs fSq.
He borrows .u ordinary ,ilk hat from person IN tho
sp:. s. ss:, ss,i:
LIGHTED ,sn.srns s'p e,s ana ahe. srt,s,e,
cSd sho bow: deiish..dly ~. u. The %.s,ean.
The whole program ne is equally wonderful.
THE SECOND PART
introduces the story Of
illustrated With curs. Musical aud Pc.or. sketch Ia
when ''' nrpi siiIWs HELLER.
sent atom Of historical eonce rned.r -
ssSasv Of snyshns shss IL. i Ss
fore been atten ped"
such eonrlomsr.,ioo q astounding pun. probably
never before been listened and the nut
10 the blush The famous laughing audience that hogah
pencil immorta,iIed'
HELLER's season IN New York is drawing 70 close
afasf w ssis Z, and ss,Y,d.a
GRAND MILITARY And civic RECEPTION
under the auspices of,bc
rwExrYsEcoSD REGIMENT SGsSY.
in aid o. the European fund Of omores rvsa,y-seeona
R-s@em band
ACADEMY or MUSIC
EASTER MONDAY EyE>ISc. APRIL a.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady .......s a. 90
Can be obtained Of tho onicsr. and members o. Mo
Twenty second Regiment Baadmasssr Y. 5 Gilmore No
e2i Yves, i2,h .; cas~eli Hazard Co.. rihh Avenue
Hotel, nudnurs Pharmacy Herald Building and a, tue
| Windsor Hotel
Hoe. William nss.ry smith ,ca. - ieYes',s otn
Vo0"' tioYp ssr;swaLI. rss.dcn.
cnfoRERrSG nSi.L fi,rtsDW svGsrxG, Aprli II.
e'''' G Lsps fs ri psr, s'aas
Mr.. >. }. Astor, NJ. Jsmesp kernocbsn.
~. VIM 4 Aspiawa'L W.: & & ss H. o..
Mrs. Ilesry osi,, y. Jane. gons,ss:
NJ. i:sss,.L Gs,.as ~ , /, % , sssawces
Ms ,"ra q Ho"iani Mrs h. J. wc"isey' "'''''
Mr.; J. boStm,a Johnston NJ LLOYD '.p,oxsl
Is mportas, that the vocal Uuion be no, eoa.
founded with another society In this city Of similar
VouSu LADY ELocUTioSrsr. VERY TALES ND.
refined prepossessinx Appearance, One wardrobe d..
npn .. i,
"OCR LITTLE SCARF DANCE. ALLtS pop.
wsIs G.es. zoe FREDERICK BlTag sei Ssosd
way. doors above i7th
4 ~
/ AZ u PuPE lN~tRUCTION 40 LADIES or GIN
w .Actor and tl.nen In Dramatic Etoruon
i Elocutionist dress sfEfNwAY bALL. Call At 22s
West 4Ob ST.
4 vVEsr SIDE THEATRE. CORNER or WEST 18TH
| w &C. aud Greenwfch sv.-Eventng At n. Matinsea
Wednesday aud saturday Return o. al the favoes The
greatest attraction offered Variety Drama aud Pan
| tomne ~ variety artists Fall Dramatic tompany.
| fN,REARDoN's NEw sOvus AND DANCnS-"TifE
" summer Of Love" and Marriage Belts tuc each.
4 HARDINss, 22e Bowesy
| UANJO TAUGHT ny PROP. HENRY Z. DUBsoN.
.Ozp6 6th ALSO Dancing os The stage
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AMUsEMEyrs.
T: F: Il ::
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Sd and esd st..
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
THE OPENING PERFORMANCES
AccLAMA iffssss' And AM '' APPLAUSE.
CROWDS TURNED FROM THE DOORS.
THE HREayyTgyL 5XPoRrE Eos; STATIONS X.
THE d AnanAlFos Stow 10 fn IN EARTa
MlaS SyD x II
'1li'l' al i'' T ss% II III s city
THE tsiysE.S Ri REi FSa5.cr
EHs f!ss r}$sASH
THE i BEST sHs And r TssAS CIRCUS.
TIE H saSss sS sSs
4Hf N SsT SHsS,I asp d HssF 1oFs.'
TIE fs e Ge sa% 1er A SHOW On N hsRf
Ia ss M A.. h.s' si."
show tina" ever travelled or was ever seen in this or
other country
20 IN n,mse5 were purchased in ,he capitals OF Europe
their in beauty perfection Of action. doc,ty
and intelligence
world
salary Of $4,000 year will be cheerfuy paid for
the equal IL this artist.
WIN MORGAN. the Lightning Hurdle Rider.
40
Mile. MARIE LoRMh. the Female Sampson. Her
first appearance in America.
An immense
FOREIGN AND NATIVE ClRCrS.
HOST or INC Mr. RABLE ARTISTS,
FIVE FUNNY CLOWNS.
Athletes. Tum,iers ANA vaultera
DOORS open 1t ONE AND SEVEN r VI
Admission % and SO CENTS; reserved seats IS cents
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THE VERDICT OF THE PUBLIC
proven By tho houses filed from orchestra dome
EDWARD HARRIGANS
EDWARD HARRIGAN's
grand imitation of Mr.
CHARLES r. CoGHLAN JEAN RENAUD.
TONY HARTs
TONY HARRIS
inimitabie init alton OF Miss
SARA JEWETT Ms ADRIENNE RENACD.
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Rsssi Ss5 sE Fz
HARVEY s.d Eob 81 hissff'e aS ssw YORK.
AND MAPLE LOTHIAN. or BOSTON:
ErsSSTs
Tho entire 'n''n0s VI able ks
Administrators and orchestra ciree. 81 :,
Rssysd .sss SseSny ina orchestra
BOX sheet now open at Booths
SIAskARp IHEArRE-BRoADwAY AMP SD ST
Wv. HEADERsoN.........-..... ..Lessss and Manager
FOURTH WEEK OF MAGGIE MITCHELL
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Last two performances Of
sSss public Sc III. Mitchell i other Ps.
wEInIssESpAy April 10. tor the week. and SATURDAY
:::$$$$||## S S||##$|EEEE$
LITTLE BAREFOOT;
LITTLE HaEEsSSF:
%
sahsE SilL RFa SHaRls !. Sii Il PEACE
y1SpAr ~ Ar s.yoy y.
PPE EAkE or sAvoY
F FkAkE o 81 s sAy9Si
with new scenery Ts and powerful cast
j. K. EaMETT
rRiIarz.
POPULAR PRICES. 25e 300. 81 and 81 rs.
IL rs and rs 9th av., between 4im aud 4ad s,s.
ro-Moekow MONT.
MONDAY kvENISG'Apri :. 1878
One night OILY. Tbs great and only genuine
coLoRED TR,GEpIAN.
b. j. FORD.
.hc .! .De. ,,s. 70 q, .sn, .a,.uss ,ss United
In I'VE acts. entitled
RICHARD H.,
BATTLE or 30 6 q. .%onra FIELD.
supported BY th- talented genuine
coLoaEp rRAGgDIENxE.
Miss HATTIE r. NIL,
and entire Genuine cclcrca cast.
TUNES scenery. Psopcrties Music. Ac. Costumes irom
Dor. ". '' cs s.s.' !. a.: Is ss'
EDWARD wEBER's GaAND TESTIMONIAL con.
THURSDAY, April II. at O'Clock.
At s.einway Hall
The following artists have kindly consented 20 as
sis, Mrs. Herman Blum. soprano; NJ aies Biseho;
Mr. Mr. ii e ssT ns Mr. NJ
loncelo NJ rully. organ. and the neethoyen Maen.
Ing for sale schuOerhs store No
~ Union square.
ENDURANCE
MR. JAMES T.. DOwNEY.
of,bi. city viii ...cmg, the GREAT FEAT ofw.sips
Al 10 cE S'Hti = fAR TX a aoasSss
Ih Az. and Doth g..
TUESDAY. APRIL o.
commencing ri Y r. NJ
Admission IS cents Reserved ~ ladies.
A good Band OF Music In attendance.
GRAND NATIONAL FfFTEEN-BALL POOT. TOT NA.
OMENT. from April D. 10 At O'CONNOR's UNION
SQUARE HALL Nos. go aud o. East 18th 81
Entries :-Wm. sexton. A. u Rudolphc. q. wahlstron.
Samuel KNIGHT q. Sl"sson. Clarke Il. Wilson, q. aud J
Dion, tieorge Frey and J. N Marble.
$3.50 prizes and gold medal representing the cham
' Opening Games. MONDAY EvExIAG-cisrse wilson
and NJ MARBLE; q Wahistron ana Rudophs
Afternoon games begin 2 80; evening. 4 o'clock.
Admission - Afternoon. 25c. evening. Doc.
Reserved seats. 25c. extra
CAUSES soIRkE. So WEST aJD EVERY MONDAY
)evening; PRIVATE ACADENY ala East lIth Ma
sonic Hall, CLOSED for ALTERATIoNs
TIME SPEAKING PHONUGRAPH FxITBITED
daily. Nc. East sd ST. gurtr Building, at and NJ
NAtIUNAL ACADEMY or DESIGN 23D sT
IN Of 18th sv-The fftv.third rand Annual Exbi
Dton Of Paintin aud sculpture. Now open. Day aud
evening. Admission Is cents
a YOUNG LADY WHO HAS STUDIED FOR TiE
hsage would Ike 20 meet with q reliable person Who
would e ch and guarantee an early Address
INTEGRITY box I32 Herald Uptown Office
MRS RANDALL DIEHI PUBLIC READER AND
Vlteacher q reading aud dramatic action, IS Union
fvHARLEs RoBEHTS. JR.,
" Public Reader and Teacher Of Eiocution.
n
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4 cELEBRArED HARD CASE.

CELEBRATED BARD CASE
the following known and popular Specially Artists
BRILLIANT II SI I'IsS' rSSShS
INC famous ''l HEIn2 As E RYAN, ana
MSS Sc A Hsse; 4 MORGAN re-
In her repertoire Of Operate Selections.
LITTLE ROSEBUD
tho wonderful child "r,is,e. in Character Songs.
r. YSoLbs n AND :" %ALLISG.
'n' ''''d cmAsE Asp Deb p'vsrs.Hs
in their original Eccentric = l ssps' and D.noe-
Tho Irish r'no. Jos 81 sis sPJysrcs in Amss
in -0 %iInls Ell rio E! 'sFFsl'ns.
the Champion 61Gs p @lI6 Of tho World
y '' sh fs'' fh 81 Ssss,f HH''''s'''
Is 'a johnny pnss e' s 1ys';a0'A
Sns x Dave B"sr% By A Mti
grand Complimentary Benefit
xN''' r. y ' ain%srEs Y
rurnsn ey MsssTs Msrrfsn =, Hars; on an o.crocu
aSaa Grand Vi. be
Box sheet now opcn
THEATKE coNIQ0E on.n
COMMUNICATING BENEFIT
Nh " y. ''n iasIs Y
MEssRs. RARRiGAN AND HART.
THURSDAY AFTEhSOON, AfklL IL.
By kind perm isson OF
TONY PASTOR
the following artists will appeAr:-
BILLY BARRY. HARRY and JOHN KERNELL,
KITTY O'NEIL.
Tho following artists have kindly volunteered:
PAT ROONEY. KELLY AND RYAN,
SCANLON AND CROEIN. MACkIN AND WILSON.
HAIRY BENNETT, Qt1LrEk 4 GOLDklCH.
J. y. SHERIDAN. ALICIA JoukDAN,
JENNIE ENGEL, REYNOLDS WALLIN0,
HARRY BRYANT, ANNA MORGAN,
BARLOW BROTHERS, EMMA BRkTTO,
WILL MokTOS, +. Y. FOY.
LITTLE ROSEBUD, JOE NORTON.
MOLLIE WILSON, JOHN WILD.
BILLY GRAY, JOHNNY 81 tY,
JOHNNY ROACH, ANNIE MACK.
q. w. ". GKIFFIN, NELLIE JONES,
ED. BURT, ANNIE YEAM MS,
>. r. CROSSiN. WILLIS PICKETT,
N. BRADLEY
MR.. DAVE BRAHAM
AND HIS SUPERB ORCHESTRA
have kindiy volunteered
The performance 20 conclude With
HAkRTGAS AND HART
In Edward Harrigsn's farcica sketch,
SuLLIvAN'S CHRIsTMAs.
Box sheet open
A.
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lNiFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
IL Lessee and Manager. ..........Mr. STEPHEN FlSkE
EVERY NIGHT AT g. CARRIAGES AT II.
MArINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT ! 30
ESPECIAL CENTRAL ADMISSION so CENTS.
POPULAR RESERVED SEATS 90 CENTS IXTRA.
PRICES FAMILY CIRCLE. % CENTS.
- CHILDREN AND SCHOOLS HALF PitICE. -
SECOND WEEK AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF the magnificent revival OF the moral and religious play
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
GORGEOUS SCENERY | SPLENDID COMPANY,
and startling headed by
SENSATIONAL EFFECTS, MRS. q. &. HOWARD.
Incl ding the the great
FLOATING ICE. ORIGINAL TOPSY,
the .reat and
STEAMBOAT RACE. MR.. G.. g. HOWARD,
the realistic the famous
PLANTATION seen. s. ORIGINAL ST. CLAIR
Tho Mail s:--"One popularity 10 the RELIGIOUS
ELEMENr. many Ministers OF tho Gospel alternating
toars and laughter over the MORLD-FAMUUS DRAMA"
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The whole produced with
BRILLIANT AND SPECIAL SCENERY BY GETZ,
LARGE AND AUGMENTED OPEKATIO ORCHESTRA.
under the le adershps OF
HARVEY b. DODWOR1H OF NEW YORK.
AND NAPIER LOTHIAN, or BOSTON.
200 ENIIkaLY NEW AND ELABokATn COSTUMES.
NOVEL AND REALISTIC STAGE KFFECTS,
Tho entire ensemble under the able aGement of
l.. r. ShEWELL. ESQ
Admssion--Orchestra and orchestra circle. 81.
Reserved seats. orchestra and orchestra circle u So
Reserved ssats balcony. 81
Dress CIRCLE 80 csnts family circle, IS cents
box sheet now open ut Booths.
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THIS GREAT WORK Is PRODUCED WITH
SUP RIB CAST including |
Messrs- Charles r. Eouhan John Parselr. J. II. Stod
dat, r. Hardenber., Nelson Decker. II. w. Mcntg M
ely T. r. Daily ". 4. Wilder, - y osigley. W God
thwxite. together with Agnss Bocth Misses sara ew
EFT. Linda Dctz, Lulu Jordan. Roberta Norwood. Mar
garct Cone Hattie Thorne, Little Eva French, Mrs. o.
II. Gilbert and Mrs. q. w. Poole.
SArU DAY NEXT. AT 80.
THIRTEENTH MATINEE OF GEL DRAFTED CASE.
Seats the box Office. tho hours
OF A. NJ anu 10 r. NJ. for TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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HAIGHTS LITTLE GAME.

Edward 7. White, a csrmap, who resides at No. 20
Rcade street, vas employed yesterday morning to re-
move a case OF goods IRON pier 80 North River TO
cotton warehouse on Desbrosscs street. Hc became
suspicious Of bis employer and notified 0dcer Bow, Of
Finn precinct vi the transaction. Tue officer
turned with the carman TO the spot where the
goods had been deposited, aud, secreting g
themselves, they kept watch In a short time
tue man who had engaged tue carman
turned, having IN his hana scrapcr, instru mont
used Tor eacpg shipping marks from boxes VI goods
Tue officer arrested nm aud took him before Judge
Duffy, al The lomDs Police Court, where he gave MS
name AS william Haght ani stated that he hal been
employed IN Boston TO accompany tho goods To Now
YORK and deliver tnem to tue warsh Desbrossos
street. IL was learned tnatbe cuse OF goods valued at
x40y, bsd been purchased by Dubbuin, Buckley Il TO-,
dry goods JobDors at No. $40 Broau way, this city,
from the <Ena Miils, and shipped here from Boston
Tho osvery clerk OF the Stobington ne appeared In
court aud tesinei that Haight presented bill " lad
inR for the goods ana that ne gave them TO the car
How the priSoner obtained the bill Vt lad ny
Is only explained by hts own statement tnut u was
gwen TO aim IN Boston by man whose name hc did
not know. He cid IN 81. 600 uail to answer.
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IN SEARCH OF HIS FATHER.

About SIX months ago u lad. sixteen years OF age
called tho Brooklyn Police Headquarters and made
a statement to Superintendent Campbell in which he
said his Michael Callahan and
That no In search Of his father. George Calla-
haa, the atber OF The boy, who 10 rgger by uade,
lived in Hudson avenue, IN that city. for several
years and worked ut The Navy Yard. Nicnaei ran
AWAY from home about iour years ago and made his
TO Pennsylvania, where ne worked on canal
boats. tho lime ne visited the superintendent ne
working the boat kebeccs, oi Mauuch
Cuunk, Pa. He SAID no had learned that hts
tather gone California, and that he fhs fatLer
under the I'M mpressiou tnat he had lost nis s at
the Brooklyn Theatrc.fas his name occurred among
tue victims OF that disaster He requested the Su-
perm tondent to assist MIN in bis search. Tho Su-
per ntsndeut communicated the iact 20 the san
Francisco Chiet OF Police, John KukpatricK,
who assigned Detective Honry Hook 10 make
inquiries Tor George CaIishan. The mails OF yeser
Gay brought Information TO the Brooklyn Police
Headquarters that Caiiahsu who Is working as u
rgger IN tho Navy Yard near Vsllijo, Cal +, rccog
the description gwen oil his runaway son aud
thanks Tor the Information. The boy viii lie
unicated with immediately, ana iather and
VIII, ere long, be reunited.