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New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

pedo second. Fellowplay third, Heva last Feowplay
easily by two lengths in i43ia neva secona' Hr T
len pbs before Torpedo, the others struggling H. fe-
lowIiay entered to be sold for S7oo Iherc were
no bids. Frencifpoos SIG 40.
There were six Ia the steeplecase over the full course
-Dawes's geldng Charlemagne aged 100, hockmanl'
Excelsior Stables horse Abraham aged ll2, Iopel
Hopson Brothers geding Sun Star taged, 80 NJ Dayl
Grayer's geding Aurean taged. 10; ,, nit.ie,l.
Fjynns geding kisber t6. 14O. Payne), ana "yhhos
geiding Rory OMoore %, 12s j. KENNY; ,, e,o
poois-Cha arlemagne $50. Abraham 80; Aurenan giy'
field 500 Books-Charlsmagne to 2. Abraham 10 l.
sun star to /, 15 to against the others. -, ~,
= There was no contest, Charlemagne showing MS
superiorty to the others at every STRIDE ana
WINNING IN a canter under a double pnll. ADrahan
second twenty lengths before sun star Aarelah or,
Kisber fifth There were no fails, Dnt Rory " "ooio
boted Time 5:15. French pools ~ 40
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sHOOTI NO HERSELF ~ HER MOTHERS HOUSE
Elizabeth Porter living with her husband

and two children IN her mothers house at No. '15l
South Frstst Brooklyn, while on visit to her sister.
Mrs. william A. Tarboll, mt No. 10 South Nnthst last
night. shot herself through the right temple dying in
stant She had becn acting strangely Of late and
cral times remarked that sho wished she were dead
Yesterday before going to her sisters house, she felt
unusually happy and kissed her mother gopdby, saying
tha. she wond be home early. She excused herself "a
moment la the evening and few minutes later pistol
shot heard. Mr.. Tarbell up to the room aud,
striking match. found the woman lying bed dead
and tina pistol lying at her side. The mother OF tho
unfortunate woman nearly frantic with grief. and
was reported Last light to be In serious condition and
likely to die. Ills thought that she was Temporarily
insane.
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PoINTMENT URGED BY STREET RAILWAY CON-
PANIEs.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The President to-
day rendered towillam b. Webb the Office OF Commits
sioner OF District Of Columbia, In place OF ex-
Senator j. T. West. whose term mas expired.
Mr. West Republican. and 1t is understood that In his
selection OF Mr. Webb the President governed In
part by the supposition that Mr. Webb also 10 Repub
licap. This ia denied with emphasis by many
Republicans. and Mr.. Webb is claimed by wellknown
Democrats Washington TO be member OF the party
to which they belong lie well known the attorney
strong corporations including the Washington
Gas Company, OF which he Is also stockholder 1t Is
that his appointment was strongly urged by
the representatives OF the street railroad
companies, against which the District govern.
ments has large claims on account OF un-
paid taxes, which have been In controversy
for several years Mr. Webb Is Virgnian by BIRTH but
has lived Washington for many years About quar-
Tor OF "a century he chief or the Washington
police force His appointment Will not be regarded as
satisfactory by District Republicans generally. Some
men him well declare that he will be nero
ngurehead and that he Will lean strongly In favor of
certain local corporations whose influence Is Regarded
as being already strong for the interests OF the peo
pie OF the District IL Is suggested by some that the
President has been imposed upon In the matter
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

He has become melancholy LAND and watehed ed'
He could not stay in hts bouse ana wv" smnmaned him
frcnt and the other Sa oeS,sn come MI Roach about
xovo'oyyW ywud,ns for the Government, and as
the ut claims that 1t had no WIN ~ th
thers WonId be the trouble with the rest OF
nins that there has been with the Dolphin 80 notnms
M IL was left for him to do but 10 turn o'o
his nronerty TO his creditors"
I" ESat are his assets and liabilities r. ..or
That cannot answer yet, as no scheduie hms ho n
~ooaa mn But believe that HIS assets VIII more Than
meet his liabilities Mr. Roach has turned over oSs NJ,
thing and is penniless. He has not-and sia,o rnvi
for it-in his long business experience ma9e aS
sion for his family, and they, In common Win hi'
Is there any probability in some sassiactSay ta
arrangement could be made with the OoVerhmen'' '
Mr. Roach will resume e. -, ,a ro IN with
No do not believe that Mr.. Roach cond go on nov
his business on account OF his mental trouble he ,ht 70
able to thing very SAD case einninc INFER
man who has done Tor the iron ana hrders
eats OF this country than all the rest Oh tns Gnrarn
put together should be so unfortunate D"inhin and
not On Construed the mattcS as to make MI hoao nid
for the advance money and also Tor aamnsu, sent Mr
have been able to tide over his M .ha, h.
Roach can build good SHIPS oasnrab Ss Old DO.
,n;nior and Pacific Mail Steamship Conp,es @ n9t
d ~ there was any fault with the Dolphin IL does no
sst with him but with the Advisory Boaro uae .u %
nssed thepans for the vessel What dlsposItion wi" ha
m ade % 90 The ships cannot say They cannot 9e
tmrned into the merchant marine. as tney arc ""'"'"
in construction for that purpose. ..,.A,,
~ :. viii the business OF Mr. Roach be continuecI AIT,
Not at present This Is sad feature ., snU at n
Snil time of year Mr. Roach was KIND 10 ms ehpoS v
end mas helped more along In thls worlu tian "a,
man ever knew. but many of those. whoh ho ii'"
hayes hown him nothing but ingrautuac'
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or the movements OF their nrched them up and
down. There was nothing do but to wait for the
breeze and the prospects for its appearance were not
encouraging. All 10 o'clock Jay Golds fleet AtSlanta
steamed past headed for New-York returning from a
American Yacht Club. The AtaIanta fired gun IN
honor OF the fleet, which responded to by whistle
from the Agnes At IL 80 % breath OF wind sprung up
aud the squadron quickly took advantage OF It. The
order to start gwen and the vessels moved slowly
down the Sound They reached Norfolk Island last
night they rested ut anchor over to-day services
benv held u, The naospip Tomorrow they will
proceed to Morris Cove and thence to New London,
Shelter Islaui st0nn gton and Newport Rear C0mmo-
dore Zeger prizes for sehooners ana sloops VIII Dc
sailed TOR dnrinl this cruise.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
NEW-YORK CRY.

"Nanon enters the fourth week of itS succos,.
full run &C the Casino to- morrow pght This even.
ing the usual concert will take place on the open
air roof garden. 49,
C. C. shayne and family, of West FIfty-ffth.si.
have gone to their country seat at Galway near
Saratoga. part of the season will be spent ct tie
Grand Union.
THREE SISTERS WHO NEED TO SHAVE
Among the passengers who arrived at Castle Gar.
den yesterday by the steamer Elder was Fanny
WiskOchill0wa, Bohemian woman, age twenty.
six, who has a remarkably masculine appearance
and shaves twice a week Her beard is heavy and
of q dark color. She says she has two sisters who
also ind 1t necessary to shave.
FINDING CIGARS IN QUEER PLACES.
Inspectors Brown, DonOhue and Van Horn on
hose on the steamer CapuIet Of the Alexandra Line
The cigars were found In the ice boxes the water
tankS under the coal aud in other out-of-the- way
on the wharf just as the captain was sending them
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
zoUAyEs TO VISIT GENERAL GRANT.

The Veteran Z0uaves OF Elizabeth. n. j. General j.
Madison Drake commanding, will leave on their summer
tour Monday morning. The Zouaves Will wear their
uniforms and be accompanied by their own band
and drum corps and forty prominent cit zens At
Albany they will be received and entertained by the
Jackson Corps, at Troy by the Tbbits Veteran Corps
and at Saratoga by the Citizens Corps. Tho
Zouaves will be reviewed In front OF
Congress- Hall, Saratoga, (whcre they quarter
by Colonel Fred d. Grant after which they illproceed
to visit their former lusrious conmander &C Mt Me-
Gregor returning the springs I'm the early evening
At O'Clock Thursday afternoon the ZOuaves will arrive
at Fortysecond-st, New-York, and march down Fifth
to Union Square, where they will be reviewed by
Leutenant-Gcneral Charles p. Stone. At Jersey City
they will serenade Governor Albeit The Zouaycs Will
receive hearty welcome at Elizabeth In the evening
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPoRr.-City bonds representing 100000 to
mature in 1905 recently advertised have been taken BY
Vennor Company OF Boston at l01 IL. annual interest
at the rate 3 per cent. This Is the favorable
municipal loan negotiated In this State. Rev.
Robert Collyer OF the Church Of the Messiah NewioK
will preach this morning IN the Church of the Reiee mer
1t is shown that the death on Thursday nightof Pe
ceman Peter IIackets wife caused by dose
of morphine solution taken by mistake the drug having
been obtained Of clerk who did not know its power and
who failed to attach aproper label to the bottle contain
ing IL.
NoRwALK.-Tbe harbor deepening under Government
contract finished Friday, and there Is now an un.
interrupted channel from the Sound to the head Of nay
CATION.
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WAITING TWO HOURS FORA BREEZE.
DELAY IN BEGIsSIsG TIE CRUISE OF THE ATTAIN
.... I. TIC YACHT CLUB.


...t Dr. . TIC YACHT CLUB.
The Atlantic Yacht Club cruise from White
stone down the Long Island Sound TO Newport began
yesterday. The fleet was large, composed OF the
schooners Agnes. Commodore ii. ii. Hogus; and Haze
Hogan Brothers; snd the sloops Athon, Dr. j. @.
Barron; Thistle, william Ziegier; Annie, j. NJ. Wilson;
santapogue, James q. Bergen Rover, r. G. Swan;
Concord. IL. Q. Rome; RoAmer, John Cartlcdge; Aria
g. W. opdyke; Favorita OK Commodore Charde of the
East River Yacht Club, and the Wild Duck OF the Now
Haven Yacht Club 1t expected that.the sclooncrs
wivern, Dcoy and Atlanta and the soop Daphne would
also be among the squadron, but they had arrived
when the fleet left the place OF rendezvous on board
the flagship Agnes there were besides Commodore
Hogius, Fleet Captain II. g. Church, the Rev. w. H.
Thomas, l.. III. Cfess. T. y. Fisk and Abram Van Wick
The start had been ordered for $3.50 H., but ut that
time there was not n breath OF air stirring. The hot
binding run bore down upon the water II IL were 10
living sccrchne presence and not the fantest sgges
ton of air relieved the parchtd yachtsmen. The sails Of
the vessels hung angdly down and Topped abont from
one side to the other as theroers IRON passing steamer
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

Earned runs-NewYOrk o. st I0ns o. Flrst base Dy
errors~New.Yofk q II Louis first base on oais
Work Louis. 2 struck Out-Now-f ork. = st LOUIS
q Ieft bases-NewY ork. 81 Louis a. oia base hits
~NewYors u ST. LOUIS. T. Home run none Three -e
hts-noue Two Rourtc > conn0r 4, DOrgan J.
Douhic plays -Glasscock Dunlap and Mckinnon. " I'D
pitches Passed balls-k"ng L. TIme OF ghne-I"o
hours. Umpire-Mr. Ferguson
The longex xpected game OF baseball between mines
made M from Ncw-York and Brookiy police played
at Wash ngton Park Brooklyn yesterday beorea iair
sized crowd The NewYorks were without their regular
pitcher Creden, and. besides not being able TO bat
mured everything that came Into their hands The New
York clubs pitchers had the pugistic c"gnomens OF
sullivan and Ryan. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
NAVAL INTELLIGEyCE.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Licutenants w. A.
Uaddsn, George W. Mentz and Hanilton Hutchins, Ca
dets H. c. and j. FBootes have been ordered to
the Vermont Assstant-;ngineer j. NJ William has re-
signed to take effect ebruary |. 1856. 40
The Navigation Bureau OF the Navy Department VIII
In few days begin the construction OF two more mag
nec compass houses for testing purposes In tho OBJ
srryatory grounds In this city.
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oAMp-MEEr1Na TROUBLE AMoNa NEGROES

PITTsBuRG, July Is (Speoiah. members
of tho Twenty-drst street Church. coored holding
campmecting at Patterson Grove. 1t seems that the
people of tho African Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
the South Side, who have prior right to tho grounds,
intend to begin their meeting tomorrow. Tho Twenty
first Street Church people viii not give up the grounds
The South Side people applied to Judge Bailey for aid In
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
sApDLEp WITH A STRANGE BABy.i

strange woman arrived at Chappaqua on Friday
with little boy about year aud half old. She asked
little daughter Mrs. Turner take OF the chil
a few minutes and has not since been Mira. Turner
took of the poor who refused receive
it, At the Temporary Home White Plains the child
also refused admittance because too young Mrs.
Turner institution somebody to relieve
her OF the little stranger.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

Earned runs-Now.York. o. brooklyn Battery errors
Now.Yok. 10 Brooklyn. - Fieeinr eiIos Nrs1ors ~
brooklyn Double pliysBy innegan aud AcDonali 10y
Gallagher and Carmen Struck out-NrwNork. y; btvohyn
Frt base on errors New York, q BrooAJh III. Umpire
Mr.. West. Time Of game hours
large wd witnessed wellpayei game at Jersey
CITY between the Jersey city and Norfolk clubs The
homo club won after Interesting struggle Tho Held
ing OF Lang aud JaoOby brilliant Casle did the best
battling. Tie kcore was rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

John Ostler age fyfve, furniture dealer at Engles
wood n. j. wandered of to little stream yosteriayA,
shot himself through the heart and fell into the water
where his body found. time ago he thrown
from wagon by n runaway horse and since then his
mind has been deranged. He was carefully watched,
bat yesterday contrycd to escape from his friends
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
DAMAGES FOR LIVES LOST IN ANIME.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, July 1S.-Four OF .as
ten suits for damages instituted by the families o.
victims Of the Raven Run mine disaster OF apr ~
against 8. NJ. Heaton Co., owners and operators
case The amount OF damages claimed was $sV0w "a y,
each aggregate Of 5000 1000 3ns Sarsr and
Meryne and So 600 10 the wife Of William Anae.
who lost both her husband and her son by INC ior
1t is understood also that negotiations arc Ss sane
bosiG
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
STATEN ISLAND.

Nxw.BRrGHroN.-Erastus Wiman will give excur.
sion In aid Of the memorial fund OF the Baptist Church az
Mariners Harbor The formal opening OF the Rich
mond County Railroad took place yesterday.
WEST BRIGHroS.-James Corlin has been arrested on
charge of breaking the house Of James DAILY In
broadway, and stealing jewelry.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
RESTORING BAYKERS AND MERcHisTS WIRES
In accorllance with the terms of the order

agreed upon before Judge shpman In the United states
Court at Hartford Conn., the wires OF the Bankers ana
Merchants Telegraph Company. taken by the Western
Union under the order issued by Justice Dohohue, were
Yesterday restored to tho former company
IL is said that legal proceedings fcs dam.
ages will soon DO begun against the Westera
Ijuop as we'll as criminal action against
the in the recent seizure Of Bankers
LATER Company that the Western Union WAS deceived
by former officer OF the American Rapid In regard 70
the existing relations between 1t aud the lessee
company,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

Beginning tomorrow the Erie Railroad VIII
sell at all It's ticket offices NcwYork, Brooklyn jersey
City and oboken excursion tickets TO Niagara ana
return for$7 The tickets will be good going on day
sale by the Buffalo Niagara Falls limited train, ear
ing New.York at 6p m, arriving at Niagara Falls ns
following morning at $50, and for return pas sxs ~
any train within We days from date. This arar
have cool nights ride through to the falls affivn3
there for early breakfast Those who 10 ~
care to be absent more than day can be VI New'ioS
ON the second morning In time for business
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
GOOD CRICKET AT PROSPECT PARK.
THE INTERNATIONAL TILE COMPANY BEATS TIE
. OLD BROOKLYN CLUB.

A good game of cricket was played yesterday
afternoon at Prospect Park, Brooklyn between the In
ternatonal Tile Company club and the old Brooklyn
club Play began shortly after p M, the Information
ais going 70 the wickcts, with Cyril Wilson and Griffith
the bat The former bated In his old style and made
3s before he was dismissed. Cleverley batted well for
49, No other player made double figures and tho side
was dismissed for total OF 1O2 The old BROOKLYN men
then went In Guest made 30 runs by pretty and neat
cricket and simpson played well for IA The inning
for TO- the being the vicors Dy 70
runs In the bowling Chell bowed well for the Inter
nationals The full score and bowling analysis are as
follows:
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securing the grove, and IN ancipaon OF tronbla a,
Judge appointed seven special policemen to kssp ~
peace The 6onth Side worsaipprrs that hsy xIIi
A Lively time 10 expected.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIyAre

Fifth Arenue Hotei.-Senator Arthur p. f,o,.
man and Congressman Barnes Compton. of Maryland.
and Civil Service Commissioner Doripan r. ~, fo,, S
Astor Howse-wiIliam B. Rugges, New.York staie sa
perintendent OF Public Instruction. -
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NEW-.JERSEY
WFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

HoBoKEs.--James OBrien, age fourteen, Of Clinton
and Fourth SITS. drowned yesterday while bathing
at the foot OF Fifth-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

Through the courtesy of the Newark Cricket
Club he first eleven OF the o. NJ T. Club and the Essex
Climb OF Belleyille " j., played a onenning game yes
terlay afternoon on the Johnson Avenue grounds at
Newark. n. j. The Essex team went first to the bat,
but owing 10 the destructive bowling Of Bromley were
dismissed for 20 runs The q. " T. men then got 81 IN
their venture thus winning by 81 runs The score was
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

Yesterday morning $50 hands in the print mill Of the
carpet works refused to 20 to work
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
ESSEX.

RUNS AT THE PAIL or EACH WICKET.
G;.if y - IS q i ls s. 55e 55O SSG9
Inprrs j. Mcfuoios nd Joei
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
WORK To GO on AT CHESTER.

CHESTER, Penn, July 1S.-Little could be
learned this city concerning the assignment OF John
Roach. The shipyard was visited but such report
had reached there His son. John b. Roach, secretary
OF the Delaware River Iron sbip-bulding and Engine
Works. had left for NewYork early in the afternoon
The treasurer Of the company had no Information
concerning the and he doubted the truthfulness
of the report The eight hundred men employed in the
yard received their weekly wages usnal and pec
to 10 10 WORK Monday morning The reduction In the
force which has been going ON for weeks has decreased
the force just 0ne-haf Fewer laid of
than for long time. The only unusual thing
that took place at the yard to-day was the loading
OF the ship CVmal, built for the Mallory Limo, with all
her anchors chains. etc, and towing her the New
Jersey channel after o'clock 1t Is rumored that tho
United States Marshal either took or will do
early day but this could not be verified Those
In position to know say that Roachs credit just
good to-day at time previous; that he Is not
financially but 10 abundaHtly able 10 meet
al his obligations.
Tho cause Of towing the Coma out In the stream
said 70 be trouble between tbs Mallory Company and
tho wrecking company which raised the Guadaloupe.
Most Of the machinery from the Guadaoupe has been
put in the Coma The trouble, 1t Ia said, will be cleared
hp IN few days and all will usual at the yard,
- Rosch has no trouble with tho wreckera
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
o.H.T.MEN WINNING AT CRICKET.

Chell bowcd one wide and Clevcrley two no balls
Umpires-Messrs. J. Awortb and J. spague Time OF
game bonIs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
THE DISTRICT COMMlssIONERsHIP.
fDr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNE,l

WIN. II. WEBB SAID TO BIZ A DEMOCRAT-HIS AP-
PoINTMENr URGED BY STREET RAILWAY COM.
PANIEs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
INTERNATIONAL TILE COMPANY.

| RUNS AZ THE FALL or EACH WICKET.
international % 2s 27 IS 81 7s 81 95 102-l02
OLD BroOks 9 ID ID Al 40 90 % 79- ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

-Bl'yiooi Tor July urges upon parent.
the Importance % "labeiiing" LITTLE chill.
fr,u hy always marking their foil nance
snd addresses iu indel0le ink on SON,
easily accessible part 90 their clothing
such A. The Inside OF the cOllarhAnd There
can b. 20 doubt that such = custom would
b. fruitful Of many good result, sud &,
Tar toward allryiaiiug the anxiety % pa.
rents Ia eases % their little ones stfayina
away from home, o. becoming los. ia
crowd OF disabled ~ an accident. This
number ~ Bl1yAo0i Aoounds 10 usefu
suggestions % mothers. and. 10 tee yariet,
of topics treated ~ It's contributors anc
Correspondents, proves IL ability 10 fulr
10 ayosed iutsution b. become a chAuue
Tor the best thoughts Of al who study ih'
highest Interests Of ohild-hfc. Among II.
leading articles are The Baby that Mus
Go 20 the County," BY Marion Harland
and The QaAntiiy Of Food Required Ia
Infancy. BY Prof J. Lewis Smith. ply
stefan 10 the New York Founding Asylum
IS cents = number; 81 90 a year Il
spruce Street, New YORK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-28

UurirauiIucss. want of sunlight impruT-
/ 20 fDoi exposure % cold and tobacco
smoke afc uufstors1le % birds health.
. Toe canary should bel ird regularly Win
/ sell and have p.ruty 90 ffrsh wAtrfi ca.
nary seed L. thc b,.t fOf Astcaiy Dict, With
rap seed occasionally Hemp seed Is o.
che bird What mlnce pie aud ifgli cake are
/ a. the chld Cracker 90 Try bread with
cayenne pepper spread plsutifuiy over 10 %.
very good TOT then, also apple, Bit %
Cabbaec and lettuce in -ummcr hcrp
cake and sugar out % the cage entirely,
huiouce To- awhiie little lniisn meal does
% harm. 30 food should ever be allowed
o. sour OF spoil within the cage
\ fuli supply Of sand l. very Necessary,
aui 10 Is well 90 Keep q Little dish ~ 10 ln
thc Csgc. lu this way u i les apt % hr
scattered out than " spread over The bot
tom % ihe csge. Bat The food of the bird
may be perfectly adapted 90 10 needs
snd YET 10 may lose IT, song owing % the
careless way ln which lf- cage l. hung
it seems cruel o. one Who understands The
care % birds % see them hung in open
windows To- pisFfas where The Wind sweeps
through. OF 10 The strong sunlight They
should 20 sooner be- exposed Ia THIS man
usf than ~ infant should BE-. Ga the 9th
~ hsnd ~ rain from hanging The cage near
The top Of the room because The tempsra.
TURF l. 80 high there that the bird will suf
Ter ard shortly loose IT, voice and life.
TIE writer has BAD Al least my
birds and does no. remember losing a full
grown one. having made The rule never o.
hang cages out Of doors or In dram, and
90 exclude al sweets. Sometimes when
the young birds ar shout six weeks old
one viii die, but N they live through this
weakly time they may be- counted on with
proper care % live % old age They should
battle three times aw,ek this j. sufficient.
brass wire cage i perhaps better than
painted one a. sometimes birds peck AZ
The painted wires aud are poisoned The
cage should not be- very small, either Tor
che birds comfort or the care % its plum.
age. lit has no wire gauke guard % pro.
tect the carpet from seed add litter, pretty
muslin bands may be Tied around or foll
psgs cen b. made Tor the lover part Of
the cage DO not allow the floor % the
cage 10 remain damp any length Of time,
sud Il isa good plan 10 let The bird out
once To- awhile aud then rub the cage over
sith cloth dipped In kerosene oil or a,
east turn IL over and pour some oil into
the place where the wires join AZ the top
'-Aliie T. HAR1tsr, 10 he Cottage
HsariA Tor august.