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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
TIE NICARAGUAN EXPEDITION
~ .s,,,.rTo~ Doc 90 The Senate in seer

WAgTfTNGTON, Doc. ZW.--I nc EtUII Z II FTII'I
legislative session tod nIi3efcd az great length the
Vet resolution declaring that hc Ncararuan surveying
expedition ncxpolent AID directing the Secretary ~
tine Nnvynot 20 enforce hs orders on the subject The
time was taFcn chiefly I'm long speeches
upou the merits ~ the Ni'araguan treaty
AGA "a, boroets IN 10 expected from he building
of hc canal THE iad railway project Vas lncidchi'y
ilcu.scd Senator MORGAN, who b. f.iendly 90 the ,AI
made tho leading spccch IN nror OF me treaty. ann Ely T.
Tor Test ed iu opposition The Vest resolution WnicI
was forgotten early IA the debate remains unacteR
upon. ,-.-.. a. ID.
Senator Elmunds took occasion 20 say ~ snhsanc nav
ne strongly favored the ratification Of me Ncrgiah
eotv rsress of what foreign powers might say Or DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
PROTECTION or NEW-YoRK HARBoR.

WAsHNGToN, Dec, 2O.-MayoT Edison, OF
New-Yorzi A. Foster Higgins Daniel Barnes A D. Nor
gan and others have addressed letter 70 Senator NH
ler IN which they suggest changes IN the Bill pre-
sented by the senator time IL reference 10 the
urotecton OF the IIsrhor Of Newfork They wish the
board provided for in tic bill enlarged 80 as to admit
number Of civil en- sneers and give control OF the hsroor
ncgoafiops TO officers appointed by both the states Of
Nev-York and NcwJersoy. M Miller IN his repy eX-
presses the opinion that 10 would De best To- aAOw the
War Department 10 retain entire control MS heretofore
He suegess however 10 he sisers OF tie lce be az
T.,Dliiy Of sending cOmn4uic cation % NasAi -l"l4
alter lie holidays order 10 lay their wishes ~ ne hi
ter before the proper committees oi TIC senate aI
House.
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/ NkEfsfak q tHkfFkfNkB tlttFtFs

saase iqsrn@ ygi4lV " eHpfns r9t''
Ch4mlcu dutd ile WQAQp 81 egplNAs lNs y
junction obtapei b. Iohp u Dad g e tram ihe
transfer oG uueKpendcd baances by tho hoa'' %
Estimate and Apportlonmeut ho FenaeIel 'le '''-
lowing opinion
section gO7 Of the Consolidation act coniers upon
tho Board OF Estimate and ApPoFtionment' power 70
make the ausor cOutemi lated by lAc 4cauiAti'n7 "a
November -, 1881 which resolution ls SCI I'iIH ~
tho complaint herein section @uf OF sald ACT oolels
IA similar mower upon said Board. The case OF Tue
present plaintiff against tho Mayor etc. ana the C1n
iroller recently decided by the beneia Term OF tnls
department does deny the existence OF such power
Ii simply d. cde- that INC power oI I9nsi =, va -
cesscs in appropriations actually ade nave proven
deasent, and that the Board have no authority 20 Use
excuses for new objects OF parpo-es or y, aAo ue
fe,cd appropration- successful (Soc or inion OF pro
aiding Justice Davis D. o. The resolution IN question
ia intended to transfer from the appropriation aue 10
tic Department Of Public Works, Tor lamps ana
cas and electric lighting" the sum OF i'oV, Whicu !,
In excess of the amount required Tor the oolec,, ana
purposes thereof. 10 the appropriation ontuen sam
! rio which Is Insufficient ,,.,t
regard the resouton therefore. ne entirely within
| the power Of the Board OF Estimate ana Apporuon-
mont It's, however conienoed that saia IesoiI'I ~
not valid because Il received the vote o only throo
members Of the Board at meeting at when al "ero
1le general rule understand TO be- that where any
! number OF persons are appointed 70 act lndlcmlF
IN public matter all must conf out m'i9iiy may
/ case. cited on page $50 People OK rcl Washington
W.. Nichols 81 \. Y, p. 4s2 Doughty vs. Hope
Dsuio p 094 same cases on appeal l. Oo'"1'ocN'
! p ~ .,....,.or %
There ia no positive provision that in the matter Of
making traos.ers there shall be unanimous Foe OF
| tle Board. tho provisions In respect 10 unau4Mlty
being apparently confined to the provisional ana lal
estimate referred 10 IN Section ! ~ OF the Oon'olIa'
ton act In the absence Of an express provision 10
the contrary. IL 20 me that where an act -
authorized 10 be done by the Board Of Estimate ana
Apportonment, the ordinary rule OF law must apply.
| and that majority OF he whole Board ai Lt''n-
of All tho noalci. thereof eau legally decide upon the
proprety Of doing such For these reason. am
/ of the opinion that the motion 10 continue the m
junction heretofore granted should be denied WIN
| costs.
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ro'prrcv erF lfFpg DUE AT THIS PORT
sHLPPING NEWs
rORr OF NEWYORK.--- .hAIuhuAf' Do % ''7'
ARRIVED.

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s.amer Repubio fIlr. irving Liverpool Dec 4N' Az
~ i ma Ist 4uI paallAsrls 10 u coma Al4'f'' 49, '
~ ~ SAD II Georgia lnr, Noodle GLASGOW r., %
tfue silk Mhia lld pasfru-flf tn -"iliA -a.fu
STEAMER fIIti Cor. "a llf tInl ilrMfN pc. III ~
a,upfoD Nlt4 4ni pAssen4ria tn 'eli l'.' uuh
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sisamss fsusm lnf, fhssfs. Hhanfhh h' 1'a''' W."
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M , a.Ass lnu WuUans Liverpool nnat ln, lns
'.aa,si nussani HsliH M itthana AHnnsHf"N" Nv
hll9l,s"' I""is insf fhers uamhure Rgnlafdl 80
ti.stnsi kata tnr. iidir AnfNrVr ipnoh, iats ~
rtrsms, COLON fDfief. AarnHHl a'lnf lou ~"
sts,,nrf Htfpafi tnliif. Havana iaa NHihN - uut.
ftssnsi inf.ol ne, LaiDAe "nduaid isAils " INV
,s.,ssr fomaaa orr cont Monleso nsy ia vessels
1,s,,nef oofooado pat Roy west and oavssion-V "
Aaan sf iidssn Freeman ~ev orleans . ~ Hraui ~,
pt,stDnf rfrnaOf Higgins Nnw UfHansal 4 y ~ ,'
paaunf tity 0l Atlanta, Lockwood Charleston . f'
steamer Rasulsof. Doans, WILMINGTON, Sewn VVu'
s,samsr ola rouinion smith. Norfolk. CITY ion' ans
tt,fu.ond- Ola Uawln1n 10 Co a u.t.,
tf@a,1sf seneca WaKst NeWport News and "e'' ro'h'
'sieaef Jahh 0ibsoa ioung Oeorgotous and AefAndi'
L -IhOs NigltulAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
rlBLEr ~ MEMORY or DIR. ETER.

The Gorham Manufacturing Company hos
nm exhibition IN ne store no. es9 Broadsny memorial
tablet to The Rev. Dr Ferdinand Ever, OF So lgna
,t,,. r.,,i which has a'ffirtnd much attention. 10
,...q oi hrnsa riafr Hfh~i no enc TOP w''h Jg
o wrought hrrss vin hrl's ri.h ard "fnchrt' tni-f
,t 10 90 ,t,ait ir4f iv firi rrii.f ny fir "rrrrrhn
o,.i ir, NTH thi- araia thc 'iinvrr nsrfp'ior ~
memqr Y frlanawi Lyeri spar-fr rfHaI .,t'' ~
urrdtt i0 iss3 ur-'h I. htsth,p TaiA a ,h,'s'.af
. ,., iia l. a.prl ln fa4n4. thia t9N"i % "ft''"
,t...is ..i i.ti. tt,r.tsN mo intf.tf a'r 4'"s
i H. s.tD,., u tn. t,r.. ."l niri in vl'h f-A snt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

state houis 5000 riihoni l.aiW' ,.',,a, i", pUf
misc snld un ~ at lfia Hll infm' pi "''"s"' ''' W.
I'D, bank fiutta Union auil nl nl .l,t, tu ain,
fhn railway bond mhhri was ',,"'. ,,,t ,on.ois
I.sei a lover at Ha bni inc lnlAl uANHH'll,,,9
amountrd ONLY toglb0pO W's' NNoi' W. ~ H. Wv,
elnssd nneianrrd ~ "a ~, 1,mnes',. ll,slnla
md Georgia ,ous0l os declined W. 'm tgf'n }
ADD odpfnahnfg cou4nls BE wore q htt,'t ~ ~
Canada soutlefn nfss la were :! 'e''i ", it ann,
aom,any. sdvaneod nom ilOr 10 ~. Huntington an9
Onlurv dehoniuro bs rose nom pl . 20 y, nnu ,s'1
100 ben, e. no ureudr nnd western ~ 'sloh Wele -
iogtrnt 81. Atlantic aud Pacific ~ ~ ~
l1is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
WAaIIlNlInN NNIRa.

WAaueotOa, saturday, Dec, 20. iNNi
rtnnrn Asp coat LANns hr p7lph Introduced ~
tho ernnte 90 DAY bin nmrndng the nct ~ lnnr rec
feiating To- The sale 81 timber lands IA ihipth 'fun
and NrtadA and tho Territory ~ Washington inc
amendment permits the Ainda 70 be soh Nlh"9t i'1i
enrp 10 their nnoaa for cultivation h9lh'i w ~
duesd by ~ Dolph ufoyides Tor Amending the Revised
Statutes relating to hc sale Of vacant odsi laids belong
Ing 10 the United states reducing the price one nal
Roth bills were referred 90 tho Committee on PUBIC
Lands
BELIEVED TO BE MExicANsA telegram to the AOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

WAsuiNaros. Dec. 20.--A subcommittee OF
the senate Committee on Public lands agreed to-day 60
report at the next meeting OF the fall committee subs
titue for Senator INNS Backbone Railroad forfeiture
bll The substitute forfes the lands ON the east fide
Il the river from Ration Rouge TO Sewoflesns. ana con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
nltaL.nlEn tna 49, NMMR ltF1hNtlI1L

Au4funHtaf, Ala, lipp, sp,=luhh J. lee'
e.,s H. tAl u,ailaDtul arppa4 ~ . q iwh '"i N4s
aDUt 300 la yesterday Ni i""s. "i tAe '"''." s'"N
t.st n cause no would Aot give al tio ane al 900 "fial
mai lulfatIuu ul CORES lnIlnut oi $500 agency mo
information required was 90 Le cuHposi'lo" nI " hs'
nes finn hl thr agency tuuA Aa ground tiat 'he uNH'
l.uDl..n I.0m thr CON -puuuthi Naa Vi .rrH "t
under Instruction. from Tie HEAD gllat !" .uN' wAi
rt ,.t 100 u.- ralAoI Than r1srI Tao source V '-o
a.eurVis information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

N'frffefrf :
T. si'ki'' s9.ssr,,ar, i aehl1ii tsi,issh
AsAsase ~ sttiiFiF rsif ,i.1's
psseiFa, 8. ,e,i,.a 4. ,.s1.t H,gN,4fW
eEe ee eaeas r-ssAs o. b. stltVsts y 80 y. slat a.
~ sHres' 80 'f's+-s @i'-t''s"'s ss'- Herr ~
rf''r''"' AA.s.uaap, saas ~ aus aA4s -.
GN6n -flgsl ei~ss s.4fsie iaN'iF 30 y - 'i'N
srSr6ifs aaA Assisf Asti % COO aaA lAuA
sEufsE -tltaaa e,ilssa, Aasueaa Protestant. EasT
"'w3ti, Hess or'cHAMBERnAlp o. BorH- rhsnasAr
eeape ~ ~ d Al iSll bfs.4iT-S ,fsrRFsL
s4A hE57 y h ~ [rf =, - irt Cas- in al
az Iffsiesanf aaars; thoroughly competent
Eo + = AZ / III Broa.iwaF.
"ssFGMfssfRfss. Cuf AID FIr.-Frat- elaSs No 4 az
ccnoK and ASSIST wAsH-sweaei good family
'V SEY ERAL Hot woRK-YOaug, stoa' and eaPaDia
No 22htN a sss Firscsss private family No. 7. At
1917 Broadway
MISS l.. CAMPBGLLS foreign and DO,
"A. nestle male anil female EMPLOYMENT BY hEAu.
81 West lldst sergaas disappearing IL ashS' vi" % eL
Guided irsA the oaea
MRS FlrzGERALDs P 'siyatS F@ ing H:.
N ton a%e. Frstsas help References
EMPLOYERS Free Competent helr
fG' e % of Fii 100 East sl.
C0OK.-By a young American women as frst.
washing best city reference from A 30 20 wes. 2ath.
O0OK and CHAMBERMAlD.- is a first
Y J caa. "a IA, liner hOncsL onl-hf
ing Address g. H., Tribune po@h Oihee i-'o n'"sF
way.
N0OK---By first-class cook English by day
Or NINTH gaae5s 30 sSps sisrsases e-a ss sssa
i fs t NO isss 81 West oin St, t~o ashts
COOK.-By a colorei man, as pas ~ aud meat
eoo tal II private ssi sAiTss' "a ir.aisss
NH AAfBFRNAID, So. - Nv an American
I sonant eau taxa fa cha ol holhs 900 ll'ief ~
would tEr chamber W0lk ca Nj .pin"J h's' 's'''N'@
ils ~ cal -5ih a.
GENERAL HOUaEWORk, &c,-liY iva
\ 4 wang American ssa chanltiAYA 40 A"'Nei ""
AZ b. snd all avs s4iisiaslip, . , ta,n.,
sN"'E'-'' Lll putAL tAiuAi ~ Ff'' l''Ns'
\ AuNpREAs, Ac-ly lespeelahi" '"l"'1a
j seAaa 1871 ~ aNs ssianA hH'f
MAID. Ae-ny q Young Nfl lhn'"nRhlr
Nj ua,s t,l.sa hat iuls. IL safl d'sas,fi NNnHs
70 "'ss' lxi,ssaNXlh ilaas l'ieeh oes lee t't',,.
.,ns hrEI,YlA IMrLuyMtNI ofltIE,
nj M fAaf fift so VS. 9aslr Nin''ss saAs '' s"s
t.'a,si ,.ss ss,ysH. N ~ sads @si lsssfi"shasa
<fuugF. Ae. ny nn tnalsh w0mnn rspes
~ u.sstdr4ud nHtHa thlNnft nth A' tfitNH"f "'"'
s,,assI eiiy t,ieieuess triHtofAh NFira, ,a,..,
a. ASKING, ily n respectable woman to dy
w te sasina SOD fnnlaR Zoe lsai"i shg seiltmenL
.,0id IA fsnlt9t unlul sanhs Hnitht 500 liWsa tW.
drtna nlihoa dnuf he heseli nahust Vsnnf' ''" w"
| hfa MtvuhNAtk' no 800 ta's'''' ~
xxrAslttNG. - A frst class colqfed lhnnafrsss
w with asi facilities ,ni seed s,sS
! faulty washing Wy tbs wssa es dossa laise ''"'
especially Aal'ss, ANY g aonpov iss wes, sc'ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
Gituations r1ants0-- Males.


GENTLEMAN with large commercial
atur AZ or company ul4uesnel Fsie''h~es ~
pAnA0'' '"' c4FACIrY, Box 10, Tribune oaics.
DASHIFR.-By thoroughly competent man
"a th ~ years perenee M the dry gools eomnlssllA
busess caseg " boo-heopeF uages'IunAoe s'afeH.s
Address ArI az, llLane ,l.e ----------
NOACHNAN and GROOM iY North "
ali ordinary diseases u Tbs Aarse gas
Uaaei anI brought up % nnh h1l - esi 90 eAyaAts'
lawns 49, tt ssat.lmln n want Of nlsfeass rslianls
nian san Ailssa " b. lbaae p'"SH once 'EAs h.1A
COACHMAN,-IlY respectable single man,
y s,4iaan Yea,9 eEpa1anfs Nih h.rma CARRIAGES tei
,4.sI dtitet Ning o. ulNelns piA 4nA laaAi h1
,sf sauti-If paepl gt ~ e'HH'iI' m"hitt, gfg''i
"'''''''' '''''' fVses p,avp umes 40 h,ssd~sr
COAcuMAN Wy - Spung man Mho lsoI'
''''' ''''''"i' 'YiG3u,i' p'os" SI,s 'S ~aavs
GROOM nnd llliENAN, NY . Young man man
spi iliafl fuiN make himself HHnsfiT w. 1911 nnvu
enatan ~ mudsfie wages luna and satisfactory 's''
''''' ""lh \ r,ibaae relosh once. ala broadway
IfAEFlI i.NAN,--Iiy young matt Amellrln,
ace 40 a. tand Ores aid mten hlhtV H.h9'fig use
raj beat Of fuleinnrna ta Of address 'i8 N''' '''
Ir3EFliieMAN.-ll Young man age - IA
49,. Yy''i' s 'r Sas ~ Z pioss 5a's }js broadway
afsEFtL.MAN.-ByA single man 60 take care
u ifuuaoes clean hlcy U.s. q woa.s,s P ou
Ban ss. i ssS & On 1. .,s hrinf hos t6auc once
ItsEFtL.MAN.-Iiy . respectable Protestant
man sna ssfiene spd shylGns on gentleman,
blaze i Il good cook OF arstciass aunitess both as
rooiiamiiy recommend. ~ q soanify eall Or aa,,e.
KEADEY, 1888 Msversy.place 0sh-ASe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

nrms the grant N tho Ssworiesns rAeinc nom tho
point st which they building at tho date OF ths a.
sisnmen, up 10 shreveport upon tho line .ecwn py .ne
man nlcd III the old Backbone Company the conntoh
n attached that the company shall allow the occupants
OF this unforfeited lands who Rrr enttlnh w noi"s'
and pre- omption " purchase thoir ihhah !" TWO "o"
aaPr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

WAsuisdfos Dee. 30 The IlrAldnnt W
da, snt Il, the nrnnie ho fslowina nominations lot
,.,eiof M pnsinns lumllnsnn IUhnsup, blsilld ~
es.a,t,sb un A Ferdinand N Hhuunh, District ~ VII
laisiitf OfeHunl JHsub ui"inhn, Assn''i diA'''e
Nh tls nupfainn tpuft 0f tht irffliVig 81 IiAh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE almanac

Sun rl.es. III stal.32 dooA ST. 1853 Aoo4Sai"ah
HON WATER TO-DAY.
sr-sa7lv Hook 1902 GOV. Island 10 ~ 4el Gaze mi I
Eg-.auiy IIoaa lU-4 ICy. IAgul iiOo ic4i JAVA N'-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

the local money market for call leans ws ssfremn,
eaay NJ tho uniform yats Of per cent?. 80. ma.
msdo up by coin loss oh s2s7,o2i. less . c.rrs..y
gain OF hi7b 800 Tho days operations covered ff
cepts sD3i.ddi pnymenis, fi,0tD,sdbl currency bal
anco. Ti3D07s7 coin balance. ei2a3so.lO0.
Tho customs receipts reported ~ Washington to-day
FJii0l2 aud tho internal revenue receipts were
fJOs 2ss The United s'atos Treasurer received siu
600 National bank notes Tor redemption, aud the ro
ospta Tor tho week wero 40 follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

RTIsTlC DREssMAK,lNd u nv snoe. sSsuIS
"a and reasonable xsfpssaE .JxASEx sas eslsOtssS1
trench nttsf. 81 wsst lOth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
European advertisements.
aRATEFUL.-COMFOR
EPPS'S COCOA.

pRFAKFAsT.-"By theron h knowledge N the nsturA
ar ch govern the operations 0i digestion add nadgbl
aDpil tLJl 81 tna uaS properties of well -
ected Cocoa Epps provided our breakfast tables Win
.dec4ey Favored beverage winch may save Us many sdVI
he ui1iJds VI such ARTICLES IL
may be gradually built up HHli strong
g Oresist tendency 10 disease Hundreds Vi su9
IL 1aadies toaune Ground us ready 70 ata.k whss
q We escape many tat u 81 sts
G Zen nc ourselves well f0ruded witl pure blood And
syy,rert, nour she'd frame iyl service dakettA
dAie SIM 10 Crccrs labelled thus JAMES EPPs Co.
hon popathio Chcmst3 London EGsih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
gilnhlions rjinlso- = Fehilss.

a ZTHg PROTECTIVE EMPLOY MENT
~. scSUrI 4TfHT.
fr'i.~.tr--f q th- 9ta1. ~ ffT fffff
uDrt T. tfrsiis-t 2. unHiA ltt1i7t-'...s
Il a FPtiaSph Ss-rsts-e n A HEhbIiai Ast;f-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

NOOK.-By young American women as nrst.
~ cas. .oDk ia private family willing 10 assist win
washinsi best city i'le'sA's rum No soa West a6thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

sAtssAf zoe of8rf r$eitSse Bee ~
~. tEAetAt tlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

4 MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and DO,
"A, nestle male anil female EMPLOYMENT buhEAU'
81 West -5ds sergaa,s saD9staAas IL nhsa VIZ % eL
GUIDED . the oAco
A MRS. FlIZGERALDS Private Employ
y. aeut Bareau 40 East tsn.st between ~ aai Lex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
sLElGHSI SLElGNS!

GREAT variety, two. f1ur and SIX passenger. Also
pETT@ hOllFS PLUM - CHIMES, NC.
All nj uuc1uoliet bargains
joins MOORE 8 and 80 Warrer-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

DYA GENTLEMAN with large commercial
ID experience and aeIuA.ntanca with some RAJ rgai a'
fur az or company u4IuesuiAri 4siesA~es ~
bankers aud 9th rs Address . .-,,-..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

TI7bo new sfVIo short French seaIskin wraps,
large assoriien at sAYNEs Fur Store i03 Prtncest.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-25
MISS RIVERS'S REVENGE.
CHAPTER I,

Il REAL PRETTY LOVE STORY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-25

NIGnTCAPs.-Dr. J. Mortimer Gran
vile writes: "Many persons who are not
by habit 'dreameTs, are dreaming great
deal just now. and wondering why they do
so. The answer is very simple. When ii
weather sets in suddenly, aud is much felt
at night. the head, which is uncovered.
has the blood supplied to it driven from
the surface to the deep parts, notably the
brain-the organ of the mind The otvj-
Gus remedy is to wear niehtcap or wrap
the head warmly, at least while the cold
weather lasts. | believe We of this gener-
atien suffer mora from brain troubles
than our predecessors, because we lease
the head exposed ut night, and the blood
vessels of our cerebral organs are s.eldom
unloaded."
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-01-25
poetrn,
My Ships.

II all the ships have at sea
Should come a-sailing home to me
Weighed down with gems and wealth untold
All. well! the harbor could not hold
SO many sails as there would be
II all my ships came In from sea.
If half my ships came home from sea,
And brought their precious freightto me
All, WE'LL should have wealth as great
AS any king who sits in state,
So rich the treasures that would be
In half my ship, now out at sea-
II just one ship have at sea
Should come as fling home to me
All, well! the s'orm clouds then might frown,
For if the Others all went down
Still rich and proud and glad I'd be-
If that one ship came back to me.
If that one ship went down at sea
And all the others came to ne
Weighed down with gems and wealth untold,
With glory. hOnors, riches, gold
The poorest soul on earth I'd be
If that one ship came not t. me-
Oh skies, be calm! Winds. blow free!
Blow al my ships safe home to me;
But if thou sendest some wrack
To never more come sailing back,
Send any, all, that skim the sea,
But bring my lore ship home to me!
Ella Wheeler.
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The Miller's Wooing.

The Miller's Wooing.
'Love me little love me long"
Sang the dusty miller
To his wheat art, and his song
Did maize and thrill her.
"In your rye now love looks shine.
There lies cereal pleasure,
Oh! hcminy joys are mine,
Filling Up my measure" s&
Came the maiden's corn-ful laugh
At the miller's fawAng;
'.YOu can't wlnnow girl with chaff-
Sir to you good morning"