davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1883-10-31
In the Great Middle states.

LanSing,Vght ~ ~ Courier-Tnr srS Is u great paper
B'r'riy ~ ~ Btnn,r--rnr SuS is giant In power
and influence
spencer " ~ Hri.d-rHE Suy 10 one OF the best
daily papers In the world
Ctliicoon (N ~ Echo-Truly the growth Of THE SUs
has been almost phenomenal
H.dord ira JGa:eHs-In every respect Tnr Sun is =
wonderful and great newspaper
NdiIcs ~ ~ Record -Tnr srS IL now Of the best
paying papers In New York city
lebanon Ual IaI'ienisHt-TnE SuS Is now one Of the
lending new wspnp.rs OF the world.
Ary'rsddis tPd commercial sus has become
OF the great PAPERS Of The nation.
PhRufiPhia Progress Tur Sus never permits its edi
toriul page to be invaded by stiffness.
Egg Hd,bor tH. ~ D-r Ziifg,is-DF SUN fesrte gss.
tern dsa -. Jahrestog thrss Bes'"lrns.
PhHpie'phid RnOrj -fIR Sun 10 now one OF the best
papers printed in the English Language.
81 c'dir tPdJ Sptin,T,-Tmr srS is q live. piluant.
newsy paper. all for two cents per copy.
Glsn's fnHs az ~ R'Pu,I'rdn.-rnE suS is In every
sshss OF the word complete newspaper,
H'mpsf'dd ~ ~ @D;ind-Tnt Sus shines for all.
1t Is newsy, bright, punsrut, and pointed,
Ndre,y " ~ Free gre -TnE SrN ia one ot the best
newspapers published In the United States
Anburn ~, ~ Ernin0 Dispd'ch.-As a newspaper
Tax stS ranks among III, b-st in III. country
rncu 0,s1rsr.-The yrowth Of this peerless newspaper
Thk suN, is one Of the matyels OF civilization
Mkssspvrt tPd T,nes-TnA srs hf'y ysnrs ago WAS q
very small affair. hut II ia worth realig NOW
NdyriR, ~ ~ S1inrI -THr SUs 1T my years ago
wnss snsl affair compared 10 the present Sus.
81 GtorMs Jouradl Fhiiddsiphia -Tms SpN is one ot
the h-n papers printed In the English Language
MipsdHls ga Gaurd.an n--iBk sus ~ probably the
most carefully edited PAPER IN the United States
Gindjohdr!ef ~ y t0uri>r.-THI srS was hfty wears
old yesterday. TuK suS Is the li2Nt Of tho world
Hancocl AZ ~ Hcraa THe SrN Is The most reaaabls
daily printed In New York and deGrv.s us success,
Marathon tN r. Ijei.'aI>Hi --THe SuS IL u great
Newspaper and II shines for all al Nv" crn,sa copy
nj. 4, -Tuu gTS is ,lt amt
The sun., 1883-10-31
On u. Golden Sand. or the p.c,sc.

r'rnl tpisonnI DrU-TuE SuS Ia known a. one Of the
trst isilies of New York.
If's' ARMS, Aubun, CdI.--rHu Sun aside from its
rrb'ira H. of the very hest papers In the world
Tre;fou tri,on1 Courrr--Tmr SUS Of to-day IL mnc
L. ihan Tux SrN of ATTY ago and II shines for
sRroat many more pcople.
,r'.c ,rci Print-Tns suS stands in the front rank
NJ the great newspaper world Its power greatly f-h
moulding public opinion
notr t'nil Nrror.-Tnk SuS 1. regarded M one
Of the ahl-st newspapers In the world with terrible
perohrpt Tor natiu and unnaking Prrsilonts
isn.,uG Cdi Sipndt--AS sample OF journalism hfy
y,.ls ago the surpl,mrn is certainly unique, while
con''ast~d with the srirndiy perfect number Of the
'hiniuc srs 10 which II forms adjunct it IL splendid
pitone ~ The history Of American nswspaperlnm for
the last half century.
The sun., 1883-10-31
OUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY.
HOW JHr LTGHT or THE sUN WARNS
AND BRIGHTENS THE WORLD.
1ts Glorious Eject Awar Out In the Queens
Uvmnin,

ITS Glorious Eject Awnr Out In the Queen's
Domain.
Truro Nv 3 GUARDIAN -Tav suSi. business success
AMI a ntst class newspaper
N.umd,iei ,Opi Ero,-Thsnks for the facsimile Of
Tue 81 printed Hriy years ago.
Sso G'1sIcp n s. Chronici,-TnI sus 10 one Of tn.
bes, rsrets printed on this continent.
rhnty, ont rhronice-t suN today is one of the
most Influential aud prosperous nowspap.r In the
world
Inptt,ou ant chronicie-Tuv Sux ha. made wonder
fu suii.s ~ Is by all "tds the most readable pnper
u continent.
H'rn 'ontl DrB Se,o'-rhc present suS {. of the
b'a conducted newspapers In America II was 81 years
oil On the 81 inst
Rorchdrt, 'Op' FIRE Press TINS Sun represented the
mrs. l-ii-r in tn. alphabet of progress. II stands high
III ne World ~ modern literature.
Npausal .Shdrch,'der and Isardn,e Gd,sn>. .Tns suN
is HE most aiy conducted paper this continent, Its
editor I. man of exceptional suaInments
P,'d'mnnJ ddrocd, T,y111. bnt-rnE SuN Ia one OF
The fearless out.pok. eli paper1in the United Statr
exposing fraud nnd humhng wherever found.
H,nfts1i Heruih Tnt suS Is one Of the hest papers
puhish.d In Anerira and deserves the great
m, schevsd under the management OF Mr. Dana
fnlpn SV,i1l Got,rich. Ont-rhe nost popular daily
now modelled more ess after the pat
trirot rps suN, lis editorials written IN very pure
Trglish
Jonioa ,on,) r,,.groph H.rdid w. heartily wish snc
c"., 10 III. brightest of the S-w York sr. and trust
n-s ~" spared that long to tn. centennial
BET. Of Tps suS.
n GBlpfn tOnt Cnnterrdtrt Since s hrst bif thay
Tt. has made rapid strides and It s the stri
eat most widely circulated aud one of the most power
ful rwsrupers on earth.
HooittocL (OntJ Timrs.-THr SrS nav stands at the
head cf the long iist Of dailies with . circulation
greater than any other paper II Ia edited with marked
shnt nni Its news department IA far superior to any
o'hei American paper
The sun., 1883-10-31


Yesterday. Oct. g., at the EPSON Petv Scs
tlons lhe Eer Gerald Hay nf orhlr,. near d, tIu.
Nah su,,hnneu Tor 'lhlhwIullA heating auh lsbitbr.
Mr; A. Jackson partner Ia the tIlu II Jnt son >
rrne snlic'nrs, Of cannon street and sutton I' de
Mr. -. w Dennis NJ Croydon Rppeared for N m H,, o.,
cninu, aud rHd III" defendant WAS n M riulf Il TIM,
Established Church, and not only tud hn -,i .p,'r
AZ defiance ny not putting In Rppt ar uIcr hnu.
NE summons was served personally In, hal ,,,i a r.,
WI ", H. nt".r u'hr letter Ia which the tIuMlui
rNtth"fh'hhfN pa-shxr occurred;
came 10 sutton yesterday purpnsr Ia IA, 4l
UnierIl"nrr uf that man, KNEW | ,nuu i 'I,i a. n
nh " way I" me station. told him wanlrl b. srrpt
10 hlh =" ms trlrnts went ON ! then ,l 4 I.il
Ml' ilirr lr lhituhri t0 apologize n. lnid N Ttr
lakr that. -ad a. struck him ia Ia, fac. irl., ".
i"hghl Tbs only marks have sustained ar IA. O.,
,,ms s"t iirer hnnfshs during The proce,s oilnuru'
hhsi bu' look al his forehead next lime Nou n linn
rNr-" the hn-i"fing Top VIII take ie hefor,n nsgs
in'e nv, hhN- Z" pay u IL viii lie snAipriss f"f
NO oshilstncion aud tIuaniunity now CNnrrs sfrsi
MAIL ws't ." 80 West tr"f don; aud htarin" Ar
some ~ yuu there. '''' "'s"'
n. reading Of the letter created loud tghter -,
when wv , the bench Joined On the hppcaiionk ~ nm
rTehd ssntit MAIs pIshsnsioA
The sun., 1883-10-31
Roth IsiIts were Paid.
t'rom Me .tmeIicnn Mnchmln

A good story is told Of the we'll known sn
gii-cr. William A. sweet OF syracuse Casually
inc n prominent lawyer one dav brief
enste'i. IN the course Of which Mr. sweet happened
ARK tile Judge wat lie Thought Of some question Nh.
were Disgusting without really meaning 10 aGh legal nd
wee in the usual way. soon afteiward Mr. sweet ;.
crvch bill from The Judge. ''tor legal advice sluo
which liz paid promptly without w"ri II ronplnnt
Tnr pissed on, and one day the .'uigc who also
heavily Interested III lat manufacture. i,-edrd some
mechanical advice about some na"incrN whit N
was not running satisfactorily. aud n-k ed Nr
look NJ the machncs aud tell him what needed Mr
sweet i,k.'l them over for thr.. hour. and
ticair' the cause OF the trouble. When he Went home
he promptly made "llt hlll against the Judge. cor
rhhnirai H!Nicr. $500. AMI the hli duly rad
furnishing probably OF. of The few record
Ia which ineGhAuics cyor gnt a.rni Of tlIu law
The sun., 1883-10-31
Br1Wn'a ledge.


Some eighteen year, ago. Just after In" coso
OF th- reb"liol nrCr" hunter knuwu as SiE..r
Brown brought Grcr four pounds ut rich
III. drug store of Judge " M-rrr in hi. city Mr.
Er"nnerg, who waS thcn ~ Tucson. a.,nNcd II. pnd
f.uml II went f'a I" TIL rounl. THE loft nd
hlHrk aud cut Ike pIumIign brown explained that he
fOunl the ledge s'iV KING nj The yrouii m hii'
side ~ can III III. Wheistoir, Mountain, II
n Tim" when Indians were extremely hnl aud pros
neciofs were not aver N"n,urrf'ne. lilo nmrhrl
the spot by cWiing down mesquite tree nhnm'
ak inches in Diameter aud leaving the
The news OF Browns md mair an int.u-e excite.
ul"ni, rpRrk ur which vet hugr's IA the imuin'
n'"n ~ some who womb Ike 10 re'l.cpN"r The lost
ledge Brown wts known man at the sirctr>t IN
trgriiv ani npTlgiincRs knew
reason 10 doubt In. " rd Atirrwafd Judge Never a.,
cnnipanird nv friend, with Brown guide -tsi-l
10 explore the canon shortly after LEAVING The WIZ
stone station ihrS fresh Indian trucks and iiy
S2Inb ledge ln-r all charms Brosn d.cd sooi afl-{
ward of slna pax. nnI with nm died the ~ ~"
location ~ lhnt mesquite stump and the rich i~dg
lr"'reci"rs have searched in N1n. Numer"u. loratioss
luVe been made, ni In instances mines ben
well hey"lnp"i IN ihis canon. but Browns ledge 7.
fuses Disclose NJ whrreHbOuts Judge Never thlks
Will Vet ~ found.
The sun., 1883-10-31

and bogus advertisements Tns sus Of to-day II foui
times large nlled with the very feshes, news from
every corner ot the world and with live entertainments
Memphis PuLiie L.dger.-The nrst srS WAS mere
thumb paper. Todsyt sus. with IT. ijoUn dhilv citcu
iston 10 the wonderful outsro with Mr.. Day says tile
s,p thing he ever did to sell rHr Sen but he for
gets that could have been what IN under his
management Men who found yr-at papers seldom resp
the full benent. They and others reap.
Rnisigh az e. Nrrs and Os,rwr.-A glance at THk
sUs OF fy yesrs age recs the days when North Car
oina happening to into South Carolina
into Virginia left high and dry unless he had pre-
pared himself for his journey. Norh Carolina money
did pass In those States The North Carolina
were quoted In rHr SuS ot 1889 at to2i which
we suppose nieans below par.
Boydton TdI D,nocrd'. When Day started rHt Sus
A. X Aheli, who was then q iorrnryinsn printer
laughed hm and JON ed great deal the venture
yet nnd that Ahei took the hint and founded the
biUiaors sun which made his fortune. Abslls resi-
dencr alone cost si7i,nU every dollar "f which he
mnde hy the paper. TnE SrN could not lie bonght now
We SUPPOSE, for less than million
uGaiagton tisiD Ga:s,i, When the modest little scS
OF Sept q lsaJ, made s how to the New York public
American journalism was over df,y years old Next
year the Gd;cffs will complete tho nt century Of hse
pt.nc- Atew papers can bv purchase AMI merger date
bsok 10 the struggle for American indrpendenre but the
.J.si, ai Bin"r, American. II We mistake not alone
have clear, mnilspu,d right To tins distinguished
prestige.
The sun., 1883-10-31
Prepared for n Mid Winter.


Mr.. r. +. Conklin OF tho knickerhockcr Ice
Company, "il" 't nv l'st !n'tr mH IN ' lee hu>il'ss
tirr, VIII c nhou spl'u' NJ tile,
-u houses along tlr hudson the close nf the
Df that amount The ku"lrrhoChcr CnnprnI tat n!'n
tons. The Nht'btnI i"us- al ROrkiHni iatc hn.
hnd pound iak4n "nt NJ H. the same - N" WIN
III. 'HbHIun lnu-v Al Nrrinurnu.h Nj the rhrChn4
nb" "r il being hOnght up hy the companies. liz
h. thinH- there viii 10" ouiy Nors -uA crop harvested
duriHg the coming !ii-III-ss yrrv uunr
'hs season. and asa rcsn 'T. have not been ncErly
many new houses lt up during ih- fa iilur tar
heretofore. The kuiIkrrhorkrr Company har,".irt
lfDtu tons "f ice h-i winter snh than IN
viii remain untouched. John Clark "f thu kilg.w, ~
'nmpny OWNS The n'N largest 'urlus of irr, In MI
probability tli- company has 3risO hard lee
men stick To pTofh"' les do sailor Tue having
crO..ri Ill' !uu when the wind the snuil ilcr
hoi thhi the wlIl viii continue III thai lli the
next slN mmilllIs illrrcAtLer.
The sun., 1883-10-31
Discovery Of s",d,er'. Skeleton.

FIh'n IN EON'0N N1Vy NOUS
GE%EvA. Oct 1G.-An interesting discovery
Was iae Yesterday Al Auerinair IN THE Canton uf Cr
hr gone wnrknI-h VINO Wrr. atm. The old
church. well known 10 tourists.
While digging il-y sudirny upon several ssele
tons nni. "i nistnr'lg ihrn there f" from the lower
jaw of one two gold of The Charles VIII
uf France at the en-! at the fifteenth Further
search reveutrd tt presence the hOny hand II the
AID IN unfolding the RAJ; the men brought 10 light ten
:Ver CONS ~ The sNte'nth century, Of the iime ~
Francis OF France.
Its SUPPOSED that the sSeetou that nt soldier who
fought at tile batlr ui Mnri.nn nnd that having stolen
some money and pnt tir .hl coins in ls mouth for
safety, he was Immediately Htcr killed Oh the field
The sun., 1883-10-31
rrom ne rhlIodrIp,ia rr,egrapn

W. 'TT-'''-T TI''7N T'''9TUFH'
some thirty years ago mn American gcnra.
man, 10" fesihillE ~ Phri., Ii then iNiUy M rpIy
hrd, Nu"-, went :" the shop ~ his Mr IlcsrI I,
give M nfNer Nhlr ~ II cuuNriEnfIo he
attracted by The sound sweet nl f.tl Nounl ynrr.
Joining IN duet IN III" room Mr. I.ci,lsr seS
!iih' MS customer was pleased wLth tho sony u4,iol
nm 10 enter ana b. rrc'rntnd IN N" SINGER. 'hn
were N- t"o daughters Ilisc aud Ro-c IlrN w,r. hen
mere children the eldest Tall handsome EI ut Is nd
though almost wholly ntaught thev sang with T,n,
Mtt'nrss"y-tnl simple and pupular song. Th-irlrw
scfnnin'nn'" was :" nnch p."a.td with t,lr ,uiresii
ne scht Them nLRuFliy ~ good nlll.c md lnurCd
some pli!nuthropc and weatlN iaii.s ~ Kusou o Ir
lrirs' themselves in these gifted children Eusrti
N"l"r snon hlaioued AL thoughts of "A Iullir ctorr
anu gni married The elder student win rlrcrs- I-ut
np"n % ,he nlnrhtlr boards ard hnslh accepted In
fDpthh engagement she II now the Countess dIda
ir norgahhiIr MI" ~ the rA King Of Portugal bnu
f-fHhho she ACCOMPANIED him 10 Part. n 1, ui,ny.
sHn Her rhrlN fTi"hl sent her his earl with ruu.
l"l hh interview whrl was Instantly accorded, n,i h-
Nhs ho'' "h'mS rtrrlNcl, The tuuutrss. - tn1fln
rlhraN0rh. 10 "nac. The personality ~ Lli.. It,l.r
N''I 'h lhs oiN lhNs III springfield, ASKED nv No.
ho.nh lrsnds told ~ her ri"rsiic fucrcss aud .iv
.rh hf i"I TnSh spouse That she might u
IN her youth. ~-'''''' y '
The sun., 1883-10-31

Chriadn Mirror. rmiind H,-Ths present crcu.
teton Of THr IuS ~ about iippp copies daily.
OId F.t,us' J"",uai, HoaicrHrr. Pa.-!HK Srs is
~ the est pnp-rs published in III, English language
JrmUh Messenger, ", I,-rHE SuS attained ts hftrth
birthday this We add our congratulations to lis
host II fr,snd. on the happy event.
american Rrt1rm'r, T-TRY SuS Ia in MANY respects
the model newspaper Of this country and its circulation
Is larger than NJ previous time In its history
Minneapolis Temperance R-ririr--Mav THE SuSs genial
be felt in all the walks of life and in prosperity
NAV it reach iis centcnni, year growing ever
shining more and more.
Seriad ofhe cross, C,r>idnd Ohio,-Tuy suN's popu.
iar price one cent carried It's sale 1000 and 20 100
cories IN two years Its daily edition now averages
W"n " has been \ iwoceut paper since the war.
tI,houc f'n'a Arlington N J.-Age has made rmr spN
vigorous more yivncioun and more Independent
A wonderful success due 10 the honest plain spOkr
'yFem o journalism introduced md perfected by lis
isHl-Ss eiitnr. Charles A. Dana
FI-,tc chnthman. San Francsco-The first SuS con,
tanned four small pages Of three columns zach From IL
~ ,e-rn thai Capt Vanderbilt the steamer Water
~ch ~ Hartford and that John Jacob Astor one Of
the drec,ors Of the Glob. Insurance Company.
The sun., 1883-10-31
From tae London Dnuy N,,os oct Is

The rebuilding Of the Sorbonna. in Paris. has
ntrtsh'iAsh the demolition ~ tlis fHnus hot-l IN the
Rue DIS toriers formerly known tho Hotel St uurii
TN hut NOR" Recently as tr Huirl Jean Jacques Ron,
hrhh u Mas her" thnt IeibItI lodged when In PARIS
ani J.. i"!9M.i by he Professors Of Philosophy al
the sorhoun.. Mahy. aud ''Ondnr '''' -"
Attracted hv the rrlrHrt, which This hnst.lry hal ,,
Iur.d, Isau Jacgu"s Rousseau -tnN there nn,l
~ W. seventh book nf iIls confessions III speaks nf
himself ~ GOING To lodge IN the Hotel ST Quentin,
near ne Sori'hhr IN an uninrng street nj, unuyit
ing hotel and yitng room liz doe, nn .nn..r
how-'st 9 hnre een badly cared for as he returned
10 v Hotel ~ quentin on several occasions and wrot-
on. or two" "t hs books there After his d-a the pro.
Etlrnr ohnhy,i lr nsme Of The hotel 10 Jean acies
huh.seau. "hirh II lns retained since II ns of
tl.22 when put up for auction. '''
The sun., 1883-10-31
Tho Largest Organ In tho World.
PTOni the LODdou TIm,,

-, The largest organ probably ever constructed
Nm ,s's! cnlilsi.d at Lnlwgsnrg II is destined for
,ns chhtufA rhurc al Riga There in 7NyI pp.s
~ s"n, wh .rias Sr roport"na,-lv nuurro,,s
Nerf nnlhpl"i twFI hrrangrni-nt hnwb the
anu hn'huiion 4t sound 10 he effected with singular
nritrlIoi and ie!icary nf eferu The hlling Uf In
plt. 'nllh not u" carried cut hy organ hlnwers bun s
Effected ~ machinery worked by engine OF four,
morse power ThIs organ II ~ metres hiul II l,rond
ana 10 dee. tahout 0lii frst 10 feet and ~ f-rr re.p
uNrSl the largest .ool"n pipe Ia 10 metres 1929. fee
hIHh ana iis cubic contents 7DB cubic feet wla In
aenrlnhs contrast the SMALLEST pipe 10 made on, cemi
s attached TO the greatest one " ~
The sun., 1883-10-31
a Coon that Makes Friends.
From The 81. Louis G,ooe Dcmocrot.

A family living near De Soto H.. hnN"
coon three years Oh. which was caught when -.
bud. An old uat at tpuk charge aHd gur'i
it ~ II II of It's little Sow the
takes of itself although the continues T."
il with mn,ls- md rat dnintics. he children III u
house have taught the coon any number "f iitt'r ul'k.
.nrh begging for biscuit putting It's paws hl"''
neck Her couch uirt Is on the ,Inhg r,ou
lounge and she shares that with The dov who allows
nt hs kIud To approach annoy her and
fond of her the cat.
The sun., 1883-10-31
A Lively Timo ut an Irish B"nrd Election,
Prom fhr Pail Vou Go,,.f.

DUBLIN. Oct. l5.-At a meeting OF tho Mary.
borough Town commissioners yesterday Ia MI nunh,r
Of vacant seats ON tho board, dsIracefui rr-uc
CURED. blows were given and exchanged among th.
mrmers and bad language Was used the Con'inssrrro
calling one another il liars They also thrCni..tIl
Ia chuck one another out" aud accused -ac nt.r
examining the voting papers after ihey ild AZ,
TN" gentleman ss"end"d the platform and -NuruIvh
scotch hornpipr. The police eventually f.,
but IN the nirnt time order restored.
The sun., 1883-10-31

From ths WAGON Telegraph dnd Messenger.
Cassville has n short-staple citizen namod
Henry ritcheti who IN abe TO strike matches the
soc 0f his foot readily could Oh the sandei
bnt a of hc
The sun., 1883-10-31
she Wanted TO 60, Too.

A Lafayette lady "A model wife and mother
broke her husband of the habit by walking
the bar beside him aui calling for the beer She broke
the awful silence. MS they walked home. with the re
he'll I'm going right along with you."
The sun., 1883-10-31
Opening Of the Gren. Ens,,.A Cat show.

Tho annual cut show ut the Crystal Palace ia
hNet TO take place to-day tOct. l5) aud The
entries this year number 10 l-ss than a'3 number
which has not been equalca for the last twelve
There nifty classes. covering all varieties Ength
and foreign long haired and short haired.
The sun., 1883-10-31
California Peach Pits.

TTUW SuN DcUO NTtT,
The sixty seven sacks Of peach pits shippad
tn san Francisco by the Ancon came from the RIVER
side cannery, and were consigned to q candy fac
tory I" he converted into almond candy. Peach pits
contain many POISONOUS acids that IL II probable t
candy factory is run by syndicate OF undeitakers
The sun., 1883-10-31
Ltonesty ItrwNrde d.
From me hubbard Cuy S>u

from We HuJD1rd CIfy Mus.
San Antonio negro found n linen envelope
containing SsGb in currency, checks, bills and other
vauahes and spent hours anding the party
whom II belonged He was rewarded for his honesty ly
the tender of "a nifty cent piece with hole IN II.
The sun., 1883-10-31
a Cal, for unm.a,.,. Action.
Prom tht 81, Louis Gioht. Democr

Prom The 81. Louis Giobe- Democrat
New York cannot set out too soon to preserye
the Norih Wooct The story OF the Hudson "a Already
unDsI A.AsissiHHl ''' v" "e
The sun., 1883-10-31

Prom ffs cleveland Pidtn D,1',r.
Con. Logan Is attending all the army re-.
unions order little boom for blsck haired
Indian looking fellow for the Presidency.
The sun., 1883-10-31
CURIOUS FEATURES or ACTUAL LIFE
New Cse for Rarhed Wire .
Not ssstity.

Barbed wire fencing has fallen ten per cent
in price within the lnt three months. Cows have gv
SO they use II for n hair brush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
THE ALASKA BEATS THE RECORD.

The Guion Line steamship Alaska, which arrived
from LIVERPOOL yesterday, made the fastest westerly
trip from Queenstown to Sandy Hook. SURPRISING
The previous fastest record made by herself In MAY
by 2 hours and minutes. her time being DAYS II
hours and 40 minutes. She sailed from queenstown
a week ago Yesterday lust after noon, and at noon
on Mouday had logged $50 miles after passing
Fastnet Her 24-hOur runs after that were 393,
ass, Ala. $50, 436 and $40 miles the latter from
Saturday moor tlll 5:26 a. m yesterday when she
anchored oft Sandy Hook The run on Friday was
made at the rate Of Is 1-6 knots per hour. rate OF
speed comparable only with that OF locomo1Iye
and one or two of the fastest Sound steamers. The
Oregon, of the same line, on a trial trip on Sat;
urday made a speed of 20 knots an hour and
promises to excel the Alaska. The Alaska has also
made the fastest easterly trip from Sandy Hook to
Queenstown covering the distance IN DAYS 10
hours, and 81 minutes: the faster time eastery be-
ING due to the favorable current OF the Gulf stream
Other fast trips westerly were made by
the City of Rome. of the Anchor Line,
III z days and hours; the Servia, OF the Cuuafd
Line. IN days, hours; The Britannia of the
White Star Line. in days, hours and : II I'm min;
utes; the Arizona, of the Gulon Line, IN DAYS. .
hours and "a minutes; the Fulda, of the North
German Lloyd Line from SOUTHAMPTON 10 New
York. in DAYS. 81 hours and mnuies; the
Vera, of the same line, in 7days, % hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
TROUBLES or JoURNEYMEN BAKERS.

A delegation of jourucymen bakers yesterday
called al Police Headquarters and requested that
the bakers who compel their Ioprneymcn 10 make
bread on Sunday lie arrested. Captain McElwan,
VINO was in charge. advised them 70 swear out a
warrant for the arrest of the offending bakers
One OF the principal objects of the Bakers Project
i've Union was the abolition Of sunday work. and
with this object in view they caused the arrest.
several weeks ago, of baker named kerns for
working on Sunday, and made this test case OF the
legality of sunday work by bakers. Alter
many delays the came to trial last week, and
kerus was convicted and fined. At meeting If Tie
union on saturday night the announcement OF the
conviction was made, and II was decided TO
push the crusade against sunday work as vigorous
ly a. possible. 4 large committee was appointed 10
visit as many of the bakeries IN the city as posi-
bic last night and take the names and addresses OF
ali the bakers who were at work. All those whose
names were taken will be pro ccnted by the union
to the fun extent of the law. In many cases the
iourneymen bakers are compelled TO work from
nflcen 20 seventeen hours day seven days IN the
week and the union Is determined that they shall
have at least one days RESI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
Hoods Sarsaparilla
RIDICULOUS IDEAS

ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURGATGvEs. IT IS
DANGEROUS TO sCOURGE THE STOMACH, TO RAsP
THE BOWELS. TO PHOSPHATE THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM WITH FURIOUS EVACUANTS. NATURE
HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE IN THE FAMOUS SETTER
SPRING. OF WHAT THE BILIOUS, CONSTlPATED
OR DYSPEPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS FOR IT'S REsTORA.
TON And IL TARRsNT'S EFFERYE~CENT
sEITZER. APERIENT SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED
on NATURE BY COMBINING ALL THE VALUABLE
INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN FOUNTAIN IN A
PORTABLE FORM. THIS AGREEABLE AND
POTENT SALINE ALTERNATIVE CHANCES THE
CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND PURGF. rs ALL
THE FLUIDS or THE BODY. SOLD By ALL
DRUGGISTS.