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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-17
5yeual Monies.


TTic UNDERSIGNED
MANUFACTURE FIVE PLUMBING MATERIALS
SUoH AS ARE REQUIRED AND Used IN WORK
WHERE QUALITY AND not pEIcE I~ TIE CoN
~IurHATI1N. AMONG THE oPEDIALrIE9 MANC.
FACTUEaD AND CONTROLLED By THEM MAY BE
MENTIONED TIE ROYAL" PORCELAIN BATHS
THE BRIGHTON A1D "UrLLvIE" WATER los
f.r- TIE MODEL" eLOP SINKS. THE " TUCKER"
GREASE TRAP THE "pouEaTi -ELFcL0-lNG
COCKS. AND III. " Fl LLER FAUCETS.
THEY HAVE Handsome -HD.-hJON- rs NEW
YORK BOSTON AND CHICAGO. WHERE THESE Ar
PIIAN NOES NAY Pc SEEN FITTED Up WITH WATER
CONNECTED. VISIT 10 THESE ROOMS Will
PROVE SUGGESTIVE AID IN~IhC tive TO THOSE
WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING Oh ItIM0DELLISG
TLEIR PLUMBING.
THE MEYER.sNIFFEN 90 LIMITED
40 AND A. CLIFF,r BRANCH ~ALESRooNs, l
PEMBERroN SQUARE BOSTON And 81 ADANs-7r
CHICAGO.
Baus- 3 Co.. 739 and Al Broadway,
viii sell
THIS AFTERNOON. AT O'CLOCK,
ACOLLECTi0N OF
VALUABLE BOOKS.
couori,ip4 many Standard and scarce Works IN
GENERAL LITERATURE THEOLOGY aad scIENcs
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AID THURSDAY.
= O'Clock,
Collection VI American and Tora.Gn
COINS and MEDALS in GOLD SILVER aud COPPER
WAR MEDALS CROSSES. &c
Ascti0n sale Of
10000 HARDY ROSES.
Assorted lily I'D perpetual.
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS,
from Holland which
YOUNG & ELLIOTT
viii sell
TUESDAY. Ak, IA Is,
at II O'Clock a. - t0rtl-udf A.
MILAN ELLIOTT, Aucti0nrer.
call or send for catalogue.
AIRS II. g.; Browns Meiaphy -ical Discovery KILLS
tn. ROOT OF ALL DISEASE by thIre-iOM absorption
s moisture according Gods plan through tue ORGANS Oi 10
ryc- ami scalp Wlc DRAINS ana -rWefs the syN
preparauonS form tine Discovery so decorated Poor
i,I aris I'VE alter" No. . Luxurious lar Preparation
30 B Iucqualc soap henO'atoI. -thd Loc TOT AVo-
page pamphlet Address
Artistic Memorials.
Tho KEW. FNGrANDGRANIrs y RE~ Tar fDrl ,1l1
Quarr.es AMI NJcNsADbs Westerly, R.
Fine n1ni n,lt a tllD ing v)-s IA I-tItA OrlNIlrI
mates .urlshed t1DU 'llreA C)rrt'lon i'n's ~
4ulteL. n. l.. OI,e, Lj-l IS ~. o. y "a l--4.D Ag
Double INDUCTION .. .
ELECTRIC MOTORS tLttIRL' MOTORS.
specially invented 10 run a sewu naciae, amt her light
ma, inner. o.. IiJII M l.lD', IbLALAE MOTION.
ELLCTKO DYNAMO co., 10 East ljrh-t OPP llilnys-
The G.rrat
Achevesi CA-ts ELL ~ .t0~l.l l).@ ENt l-,lt)N
on COD LIVER OIL with pEl~LN AND ~ IN ~ u. haf
induced many limitations Det th' original III bioaN-y
Ia tI D. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-17

ELECTRIC MOTORS '.LFtIRl' M'IoH-.
specially invented run a sewt mache, amt other ush'
.i.4, u-util. NII HOCI mi LlOr, LhLALAE MOTION
ELECTRO DYNAMIC co., l3 East ljrh--t opp. litlny s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-17

Achievel Ov CA,.,LlI. MASSEY 81. C)'~ ENt I-olON
on COD LIVER OIL. with pEl'>lN AND QllNlHE L.. Aai
induced many mutations Oet th' original --- bioi" way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
LUTHER p. MARSH.
OLlNI r X KIN
HA.4L Ia-LN

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l NOErHERN DISTRICT cF NEW-' OHk.-in ne
matter Of JOIN d. DOUGLASS, bankrupt. IL oaAA-
rupity 40 h.Z.iA-
Sell hereby given und-rs Fned. ass gnee N
bankruptcy OF tie above NAMED bankrupt. uuhrr aG pu
o. ms court duly made AND enteci 10 Sn
The prOysora ~ The &c
ri tie % 4bsl a utlforn ,y>trfn ~
bankruptcy thrOu -helf Tie ufed Sta approve Marnh
thereof supner-rarv thereto pursuant the rn
and rules srrr viii sci public auction
hIeh-- buusf tiu ltL 81 l-St a J.
O'Clock OF that daT al the 20 tie tly
IT, ia tIc c.tF % Noa York al he night title ami 30
II bankrupt uI ~ pOssss-s the tls OF the ding
for ulcat ~ bankruptcy ~ said matter
follow described rsl estate wit A. the one
undivided one-Eh par and also ~ his night me
.nd interest % Ia AMI 20 al fAoHs three certain i0s Piecs
Of The rity known nap on NE IN
OF The Of TIE city and County o new
Yors numbered 40 and entitled map OF property N The
Eighth .ing the estate OF Cornelius A2ssn DO
ceased. by the number nineteen 10, twenty 20. AnG
twrHtvone 81 and which sad lot. taken t0rethcr srs
bounded contained follows ConDeBclng a. polnt On
the es-erv ds n Wsss AZ p0st distant siKfyt"u eel
sI inches from Charlton ST. running thence ea~siy
aEd parallel with ChaTsns sixty hrcs feet thence north
erv aud parallel Wsstst T. feet and AZ inches
thence easteriy line again parallel 70 ChATonst
sever 3 feet eight Ices thsuce southrry
parallel with Washington 81 erfy four - tess
thence Line which when e1tsnds 20 ne rA
AM four feet and two inches souih VI mar
ton II one hundred and forty seven la feet and ~
OF esist. and Thence no1IeII
snp ~. SAD easteriy Wesist fOTty0ne 4l feet
eisA' ''' -'"'' RoBERf ". HARDIk, Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

A THE PROTECTING EMPLOYMENT
.... 'har'er,d b, o,e -',t. o' ser fgrs
" u rn5& 10 .e,re.s-- 3 = r'tl-od. a'..po,
, N'' ". ,a.. . -.. j '.'' .aa ~ ZEN .u
O.. Fl, .,t nv ...,, u, g ss.. '' =, tan
'''' l'' 80 F,i.paai moo, tap' o. tt
16' ,ai.r a.as t. +, oTu 'a.s' Ds,s lssa Ia.
Ed'eriprs. aa Dol. -aas e. '.', once ..,. .....,
a. "'A' .'1''' "''i ia. l'l''' '''' '"'
.... mHau iaaal, ,r .oaur.y .o.bt b. 1917
XXX, .aa aACSPaf-. 3".a .'at s sas rs'''"'
'oIA a.a ls..at " 81 nood inaut ,''A cay OF
WAillI,-.-f.ist c4s. pa,4ie family. cry co. coun-
'tHhaSiISit i'jaadi '--rfh -rRl Thor an cham
ma. and iin -e,ustr,--. go fIat l5I7 brg"i"Ay -,
ba- lrs- ih,r,Ggh'v No al D. 3 2 i.raal~ay
a.. -lrliestant, excellent iaHly coca. ~" L o.
Nrr,f- 'roestant infant or crown Children young
COOS AL Assist "a t-h PrOte'rsnt rr'lee'Aole
woman. Ne 4. a. l,l7 broadway.
4 Mss l.. CAMPBELLS foreign and d.
e.. ~ ga - servants Disappointing t'nn' W." Dr. "
(HAMBERMAID WAITRESS. &c.-l'Y
Nyeu q 'efalan slri 's cham 'rr'ad and m re
general useui snal w.rrs home ~ -.t 4, -. tth
ave. near l3ti,t up one airat -
COOK-Bva first-cass French woman good
\ Drrad ami btscu, uaker uaSss - cry ''''i'h'a
49, JG6CrfH% S'5 cmoFFIcE Newport RI
COOK.-By a competent cook in club or pri--
y waite family e1persuoet IN hngiish and An r a. 80.
fl1rau al OF AI'its9 -'
days a. Is es st third moor
EOOkS.-By two iirst-class German ana l,
- Eng .h cnk, - rrfcrn - CITY OF country AL
Tor tnrrs Gays al B59 tth ave. trs' n0Jr
('OOK and LAUNDRESS.-Flrst-c class III an
- uier branches. city OF county GAY wees o' H
best OF refersace 20 4" e1i '-'tse-
EOOK and BAKER.-By woman also . ex-
~ celleEf washer and r,ner priv at1 family IN tao
rsierences g. la rrnuns pto"u nee LIS L.-o-l
COOK.-By a respectable girl Will assist
~ with washing IRONING; god cry r'A1foAoes-
MOIiAN, 51ths-, LeKiAstsnavc. -------
TOOk.-By q iirst-class cook; understands Inc
- business branches; best city retrrencesi hO
objection to The Gan De- seen ~ 10 30 ~u''1
COOK and LAUNDRESS. BY very capable
~ Welsh glri city country has best re,efeno go.
cook launtrsss hsnost sober and oolElhs
afraid of udy best breads soups &c ~AA
a. 81 1th-avr, near l1th-st, upsiAlIA
IIOUSEWORK. & c.-By a respectable wOm-
10 t-ks care o a old Lady ~ do housoroIh 40
dfoss MARY DUFFY. Tribune Ipto~h 1ll1s- -
/ AUNDRESS.-A first -class eolored iaun,
dress with unsurpa..ed tariires wishes gents anu
family washing by the dozsn largs AMY
= specially references Address MARY l. SOA1DoN' L-S
| Nest 5Vth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
financial

rI'FXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
Tho bondholders Of the re Grlnde Di.isio1 New
6raans PaTc and snsOlidstsd Mortgage Eastern DIVISION
~ bjs COMPANY 10 cal OF SEED leI ~ es .
The once OF the COMPANY. 100 bTfacry uI-' 10 a
poas- - T. 'A4 - -
VyHF REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the
Il stockhsidsrs OF THE NEN-fOhh, ND TN ;
LAND COMPANY. LIMITED, VIII be he'd AZ me ono o.
I Wail-st.. IN the CITY OF
T,esd1 lie iZfh dnv n August A fs5i al II o'clock
noon ior The 81 directors and three oi
election the transaction Oh any DusDes NHiOh may 10
brought before the meeting - II, o, -
The stock transfer Jocks VIII De cio-eu On 'AH o. anu
opened n August -, 1854 - - ..-,, ~. t,r..,a.n,
JACOB 8. WETNORE, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
Che Curt

NONNOCTH PARK RACES. Long Brunch,
~ !. eysy rUL~DAY. tn fsnAi iuf sArU n
DAY "a August ~ fgffs Hfuuu'f 40 e. 50
III or seven isres each dtv Hurdle
esch dIf TfsIna and Nnita direri
Philadelphia and HesfHg o. Liberty ierry ga
@, . m - M. l1II l245 D.. peunsylvania o. ~
irrtaudi sn0 DosI'rufHse Inrra o. ID m. t1Hi
Boats va SANDY Nook riers N % 81 an ~ - 90 >
Im Fare Round Trip. including ndpissipu 80 f1ed q 3D.
J. a. tD4fFA 0BO T.. LOhtiI.A tL
secretary Irssasut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
4 lin ilro~er.p mln,eI

\XANTED.-llouScs. furnished or unilu-
w pt.la, hpt4 .il either sale or t Ic'
FOLSOM BuOIIiIt- 4..o Brual Hay. CORNER 81 st-st.
Goautrn propertn fJr SAFE an "a Ee!
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
~ C1ALTY-Farms. Residences, ,ic. every whcrr Isis
free. PHILLIPS y Ellis IIlbunr buIlding.
At BOUND BHOOK. y. j.. three minutes
y from depot City from cay. I'm ~ SALE.
22 acres goOi land buildings. Price low
LAND & WHITING. > Beekm2n-st.
ORANGE. \. !. vicinity Of al depots Real
" estate OF every variety Tor salc and rent
=. ID. tOFIIr.
Oppcstta Brick thusuh station.
no IET-An elegant cottage IN Monroe
r,o11r. If HORACE FIER-DN.
Bloomfield. 3d., y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

Is the matter Of thc application Of the Ion-ton
tel -rrt a. la'onl4 Ferry hail Cad Company ana tr
ILlIt abroad the uniri agnoI "i
appointed fTsaance OF a. orier OF NE "en"
The -aprene tuurt ui ule state . Erw Nuia date
Htw July H. -- 10 dcttrn TO- alter hearing q"
all pac. interest rd whacr sIrt.c railroad should
lee, aAd operate By thr aHOvc named cohTan"-
rlihrI. branch 81 uiun oi shear present i-"a
llra through aSs a!oAr lOrff 80 1it 81 nom lAc -,
BE North RI The rlfF gi Sew uIk, rr i'
Give u4., thai tna FIRST sitting Of s-.I lnilf-
" 10 ICE fhe t-utI a. = Nnu o., rI- supreme tNI0
IN ie ouuty Court 10 10 he ctv o. New ORR OIL t
-IArtIIi Dan or s Iti IT U.s. a y ole is,E moo b.
ana ohor times aLL places may irOn time ~
time id .'Iu tO.
Dated Noa-Y ork, July %, lssI - - ,.-,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
DressmaiuHl.

nRESSMAKING.-By a competent dress
MAKER by Tho day or wees would SO g me country 90
Adirss, DREssMAKER, Tribune CPtsSn ones, LIS
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
lectures an0 nleetinas.

MFRICAN fNSTITUTE.-Quirte meet
y rl Cooper Union thursday. AUGUST = issi.
a. o.flors
G. McK LrO-rR CYRUS n LOUrRFL
secretary President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
FunnriIl-
Diui0cn1 NJac:J.

THF NEH-IOaR y A7IoyAt E1CHtver BtSE.}
Ncv ors. IA %. l--i
dividend No. 66.-Ihe Board of Directors
IL have declared Dividend a. THREE AM M
HALL PER DENT. payable on aud after Anrns' b. l--A
= A. 4 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
llISEIlL.-lRNEPEfI PlRk N0TEL.

Cauaci1v $40 This elegant house - situated on
high elf in the centre OF an xtls7e rccr iai b. . i
M finest varied sIN louise on JAS
Cfnreri Views three states ~aluuilou- mountain ali
shades walks and Al amusen'ns ~ aT mountain
house VII lnatine added Tui urc e-- strictly LI ass
popular prices Very accessible Address nr ur',i nl,o
T. ~ NA''-. IN.'-t. ''i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

pANIINGs. DUTGHE-> COZ NfN. \. }.
New Lrc1 L0el and COTTAGES. Au atftJ'y summer t'
sort trsi-ela9. I'D every PARTICULAR AT mNI'.h IA'o
ncuts. Capacity. 20 guests sixty iiI'' amos y "a
road FAST Trains open through
out the year. send for circular -.. ,-,,-,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
Proposals.
GREAT KANAWHA RIVER IMPROVE

4 I'LL - NAN y " II 4 al ' Eh I.lI AON L
PROPOSALS I:,d For BTII,DTSe RAMNoG
PROPOSALS COR Building fir Fonaitions and the PIER
and Abatmesf " Movable Dam ock g. the reat
G6sr.str g5 ~ lrH . ia aDou, 'a .l,s ygsST
an opened lmule,iaiely thereafter.
TO tins Office. VA. p CRAIGHitL
It-coi o Eng'rs. 2 b Army
IMPR0NING CHANNEL LEADING TO
rl.oP9sALs FOB 6,S,o pREpGIN9
" ,IiI,i,Ir = va - a.. = 'issi
o. en- AL ~ i2r eyc9va,Inr an On and 2ss1 a
Il. lisa ami opened inine.1,eI~ thereafter
Ias ru- sp ciaca0ns AM ~ ormat9n car be Lad upon
Lt.CoI o. Eners. :. Army
IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT
y : y WaACHIIEGr4N D wa sHSGToN cHANNEL-
- :. EyenErE orF,rE
wAsiiy.Ios. J. e. Jaiy q. ~
rotoma. R.gor .r V.sa ,pi5"e vi . 1,1cda '
IN once mn, ~ d. on odncfay. August 30 ISL and
m. appr ate amount OF drodgrs viii De LOl0O0O
l,ans lrvs uron which proposals 10 ur'e speelra
- nd anj Hssed Information Dc ad ou appi cation 70
PETER HAMS, storof Enaineers
90 sr,r,-r N $3.50 ,.la1 9 ig,1 % i--A
PROPOSALS n DUPLICATE SEALED
aud Ind rs'd on ve'nre rd Cor supplies Adv"r.ed'
Tor the ouoainr .rppi~s n the bss qla-y e. asrore
Wln eI fys ron dit" OF order he' Of expense 81 the
BURENU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
5lss. II, H.. Ions l,,, Of Conf
C1ss g--iafio1erv
C.asa l--taiiyueiy.
sample can be- +er1 vavy Ylri
bcdermod adr an a eols tDtbe ,o.' -nment
"" 'p.1',h. s1r't" ron q 'o tIe prompt and faith
~ t'ivTy OF ne iuppue' aNarnsi
IiHa rms nII D." Iurni4led s this 0hcn
bns nor properly sgnrd ml ccrhoa VII not De rta Tered
Pay director e Navy
ppOrOSALS FOR IMPROVING RIVERS
,a,,, rs , . sr,r,, r,3syrg r., .g 81 Co..
a,thtp rlUr1.,Ats ~ ,rpiaig o. % opearl q ~
"" 10y IN ,,, . ,., r o., s a. ~.
q. n'r' pI Jo.ns lIfrf ilnn'l an nl." fof tlo oD
iarn,r e.o-a The rroo.ns Ion zach of lie .r4i .or.,
,nfir,i ta s,, ',i al Oh, fI.,s. or,'a 1Ii~r
m" roro'' iol "n' "r ne ~ '' "grl' h, "n,'n rte
Oosa- a'aj be- o,fAned 81 fl.r onaor ....,......
Colonel %. rariaeer W 5ia oear E. A.
DEOpOsAL~ FOR RENOLNEGS.
ORDNANCE 0i go, AZ bJ' .NfSf a.
~tALrp PROP -AL- vi Dr. received q. tl'- o~cr I'M
iao a' nca s II, o,.,d IN presence ~ i,toI ~" '
.",i aan hs .'"l o. '' Do. ~" ol"l .ll.'iY -l'
r s.l d-rd a. 4 . vIrl On. var, ri each q So the
fo',wiu mined slaie parts 'Dr sai.e. W..
go .. ''p'si' syringe -,4 .nt.o.t screws,
z6o ID .''iaa-,' - ta'e,satci 'c..u.
r Nan -n.rs' -", Na.1.sn, ~ . TYP -
-eo -ctor 'praes .er. W.. .on alned
2 3D. GUARD SCREW snort 400 tacs-stra) sc-ews as
= lt4Im.f -crrNs sorted
Gark proposals ad Phi, IN orulpon Of mo manner % hid
ding lGif 'e .' OBSERVE 1 u-s'r. .-rs Jf nirac
TIE r,eorc-- 10 I'D. required the inspection
raa. -.-' -.o-' f -.,.. -,-. can Pee delivered
"ga.crawt rss,rvet tae rh go e boy VI a pro.
ay,r, .it.u- PROPOSAL. .aoa 'd Dee marked Proposals
tor .e,llsels," AID Addressed 90 .'e a...sls.
Hrraaer GENERAL "a. Vi uIa1sroo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING DAM no G.
Z =. ENGINEER OFFicH 20 Sfn tTnGA-sT.
BALIMoVE Nj. July n. lS@4.f
FRDPoSALs iOr Building tfr Foundations and the Pier
ana himerf NJ Movable Dam Lock NO the Great
h'ha"la River. West NirR about l1rr miles below
lhalrs1n VII De rcceve until o. August D. 1884,
an opened immediately thereafter
5ns urna aBc specicat be had upon application
20 TINS Office. VA ?. ,RAIGH IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
Rooms ana flats 10 fet.

VERY DESIRABLE FLATS and APART
y MENTs TO LIT IN all parts Of the city.
FOLSOM bROTHERe, l,2S, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
CATSKILLS
BUTCHER HOUSE.

VHARNING COUNTRY SUMNER RESORT
- Rates unusually low. Atlwess ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
- Betw~. Y0ra ami Havre
"a pluy Narfh ltyrr font ~ Mprfnn 81
81 LArpr SGT dr Iuiaspin vrdneGlav July $780, n am
NDitN 49, DIE F.amgp1l " edsatflay AUGUST At, a. no.
LABEAbII. ooi.rr .......- wednesday. Aug 3D. Iva NJ
H'. pafsIt xIiL salt. %" ~" h~nlu"
IfansItlliii ~ Prris
LOUIS On BgBfAN axeut. No Bowling Grren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
GUNNER Resorts.

NEPTUNE HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH, n. =;
~ xovr Open Fifty yards from surt Beautiful ocean
drive No mosquitoes Address r. n eANnrNAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
THE WMITE EouMTaiNS.

epEcr4I-A so,l t.4u of Iar1r and o;cr cars through
t,,,,t CHANGE VII. CO.,. aa5 ter july q. .3yc Grand central
rer New York N.,-l-I.eI and Hart ora Ha- az ra.7
SUNDAYS excepted z. lee arriving az ID. mouats e1i-f
ia t5a evening. connr. Ia wells River 7 express TRAN
fs- Newport aud Qu-,ec THs tables may oe Pioaue- d.
yr.n4,ga. L,-et Offices. rr hr addressing
CT.uI4ipsr- LAD. @. %. B. r. A..
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

MIR. Clifford, I know that man; he was
In my room ten years ago. Doyou remem-
Der the night when I got the terrible fright
IN the Tapestry chamber in your house?
They're is the man who frightened me, l
could never forget his face. There he
stands
Whatever effect my words had on the
squire and the judge, there is no doubt at
all Of their remarkable significance to the
prisoner. His Indifference left him; he
stared with wide-open and terrified eyes at
me. It was plain that if recognized him,
he also recognized me.
All his brayado left him; he muttered
something, his face was blanched, then sud-
denly he fell on bis knees and covered his
face with his hands.
My evidence was remarkable and con-
elusive; and that day, for the first time,
Hercules Armstrong was sent to prison. He
had long been the terror of the neighbor-
hood, and no one regretted the Just punish
ment which had befallen him. What his
subsequent career may be | know not; this
is the present end Of a strange and perfect
" true story.-CdsseH.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

Miss Leonie Jerome, daughter Leonard
Jerome, and John Leslie, lieutenant in
the Grenadier Guards, British, will be the
parties to the first very fashionable wedding
Of the season in New York. The marriage
Is to be this afternoon at Grace Church, and
Bishop Potter will be the clergyman IN the
case There will be no bridesmaids. The
brides costume is made up of white bro
cadet silk, trimmed with point fAlencon
lace. She will wear veil Of the same
kind of lace, fastened with orange bios
SONS. Her ornaments are to be pearls and
diamonds, gifts of the groom
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

The cathedral ofSt. Michael, at Moscow
contains the tombs of nearly all the Russian
personages down to the time of Peter the
Great, who removed the Imperial burying-
place to st. Petersburg. The cathedral is
situated in the Kreml or Kremlin ga cita-
deP0, which stands in commanding situa-
ton on the banks of the Moskva, and is
singular, beautiful and magnificent object.
The Kremlin is surrounded by walls from
twelve to sixteen feet thick, and from
twenty-eight to fifty feet high, having
battlements, embrasures, numerous towers,
and five gates. Within the Kremlin are
four cathedrals, twenty-eight churches, the
senate-house, the new palace, the tower of
Ivan Veliki, 200 feet in height, the orphan
hospital, the treasury, the Imperial muse
UNI, the arsenal surrounded by the splen-
did trophy of85O cannon taken from the
French, the palace of the patriarch, with
other palaces
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

/ Archdeacon Lightfoot prohibited an or
ganist from playing in an English parish
church the other day because he had played
the organ at Congregational church few
evenings before. He told the organist that
NV sucb schismatic act he had cut himself
off from the Body of Christ and from eter-
nal salvation. The archdeacon is quite
orthodox, which in the estimation of some
naonle is much better than to be CHART
able
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

A stump orator exclaimed, 81 know no
North, no South, DO East, no West, fellow
citizens?" "Then," exclaimed an old
farmer in the crowd, otis time you went
to school and larnt jography.'
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

The cornerstone Of the Bishop Berkeley
Memorial Chapel at Providence, 4. L.
was laid yesterday. Bishop Clark otficl-
ated.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

Tennyson'S new alleged dramatic poem
is in the hands of his PUBLISHERS, and early
next month will be in the hands Of his ad-
mirers.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01
RFHqND THE TAPESTRY.


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his feet on :ii9 ~ - F.170Ia h'f
trace o. Of nls eA 1885, ao.ktoa +ho+ IL
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had ever peen' 80 an e1yr1l I'LL,
young lazy Wn0 ' was 80 ,l.aIl ;;to9-
in the tapestry o a', - = ~ -
bya new lo 4 u ~, 'A0 ! - ,..tna 9s.I,1
may, we never soV s-0 y 'SF
the man n'u 'SI - x x
.aa;n on . u;s;+ 90
len years 'a', -, ~" ,. + -, 1911,
-Aspen,s Vale' in'9 '''1e Wv W w
in the tapestry iVO'n
Y ln0W occupied q 'nOS' Ons''''' A0u'tN
and unghost-llkeo foom' anu ou' lor one
circumstance my visit would nave been.
thoroughly unrelnarkable. a
This was the circumstance which seems
hi wonderful way to point a moral to my
curious tale. ! paid my visit to the Cliff
lords during the Assizes. Squire Clifford,
as one Of the most ln1luentlal county mag
mates, was necessarily much occupied with
his maglstenal duties during this time
Every mormng'ne went carry INTO lewis
the town where the ASslzeS were held'
One morning ne told us Of a case which
4 interested ted him. ...fr
,5, HE is hardened villain" he said; che
has again and again been brought before
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01
Incidents and Anecdotes.

VERY 0DD-'eWhat very odd girl that
Miss Smith is, remarked New York
young woman, she must be from the
country
Il have noticed nothing peculiar about
her." was the reply. "she seems to be
unusually bright and pleasant and her
manner is certainly charming
eyes, she is an fat in matters Of that
sort, but when we were introduced she took
my hand and actually shook it."-Nw York
Mail and Express.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

A petrifed forest is reported to exist in
New Mexico. The forest had probably for
the first time seen one Of those men from
the city who go hunting in costume.- OIL
City Blizzard.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

Monterey, Mexico, uses beans for money
since the niekle has become defunct. There
is danger of the volume of currency being
swelled in liquidating debts with such
money,-Boston Times.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

HIS LITTLE SCHEME TO SEE THE Snow
:" Ma, did the wicked children say Go
up, old bald head, to good Elijah"
" Yes, dear"
" And did the bears come and eat them 2
f" It is so told US, my son.
"And would they come and eat me if |
said Go up, old bald head, to pa ?"
Possibly"
"Would they you?p
3 Probably not"
/ "Then you say it to him and will give
you five cents to see the bears" --SciSsorS.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01
She looked at the waning moon and re-

She looked at the waning moon and re-
marked:
Chow pale it is"
oft ought to look PALE" he replied with
the air of man thoroughly conversant with
his subject, it has been full for several
nights,"-NeV York Mail and Express,