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New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
HOW A POLICEMAN AIDED s. A. Wake

A LETTER TO IHt POLICE BOARD ABOUT IT-PRO-
HIBITI"NIsTs sEtKlNG iNFOHMAlION.
President French of the Police Board yesterday
read TO his colleagues a letter from Stephen A..
Walker United States District Attorney. praisng
n policeman " those Daine Mr. Walker does not know.
Mr. Walker aud companion were driving up
Seventh-ave. near One ed-and-t went y-ninth-
ST. OIL the afternoon of July IL, whom the horse be.
came upmanageable Oh account OF an attack OF
blind staegers. The assistance rendered by a
policeman ~ thus described 10y Mr.. aIker:
N, companion and myself were saved from serious
injury by tho skil aud resolution OF mounted police
who IN the Inc OF .a1'y was near by lLs Desr
annual grasped aud hrld him by th. bit uDt we were
Ahlr To al .mOunt lie assisted further until could
lance tue Jrsos mouth aud detch hn from the wagon
IT, the excitement somewhat protrscted struxgle
hmn for the service rendered desire you
to my admiration for hi' sertness strength and
good Judgment. aud belait of myself and my friend
to Assure him OF gratitude for safe dcverance from
great peril through his rdeiiiy 10 duty.
The Board received letter from William Nick.
Gatchell, corresponding secretary OF the Irohbi-
tion General Committee at No 80 East Fourteenth
St. asking for twenty-five sets Of blanks. maps,
panphle,s ETC., winch are supplied by the Bureau
Of Elections ior the information of voters III was
decided to send set TO Nh Gatchell
Policeman Coouey. of he !wenty-seventh RE,
cuct WAS dismissed tor INTO oxication and the Board
also discharged Henry Galway and Edward }.
BrutoE, who were appointed Oh probation 1ew
days ago. Galway was accused OF beailDg his
faiber-iD law, while BiutOD ~ accused OF deception
ia getting his appointment. Wnen he was bar
tender lie arrested and held Ia ban fOI an
alleged violation of the ! xcise Law and me kept
back the truth ia his Application for appointment.
SQCIRES REPORT FOR THREE MONTHS.
Commissioner Squire has sent to the Mayor his
fepOrt Of the operations Of his Department for the
quarter ending June 80. The Expenditures have
been follows:
IN appropriation. account, $53s43 90 local I'm
prov.r.st fund. sl78.4lo so; funded debt for
sspDy s>DIB5 OF special fund for restoring pave
Hssis eID.kSO 20 revsDns bonds for water meters.
81 D6f OI fotsi. t5l033O n.
The expenditures for the first six months of the
year we're $I.ZJ7 .Djl 45. The reduction of
y~BTiture fDT he bfst SIX months Of this year a
elmysfs1 with tho same period for the three pre-
erdiDg pears "a ss foIlows: 1883. $3.50, l27 81;
JsSt yGf5. .43G ~ 1855. s4zs. .6s4 20 Contracts
a. H.. amount Df tZ5I ,14Z 80 have been made aud
twelve contracts have been mpeted. aggTegating
S,1S1Gj 55. he rainfall 10 the Cr0tOn water
ss1d for DrI, WAY and june was .8s inches. and
~ he BSoDT River watershed. IL. So inches. Tho
storage reservoirs and skes all filled TO high
water marx. Jbs Bronx RIVER conduit furnished
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metropolitan. ..-.....-.............O 0 Z
ST Iolis is.....---..-.-.......-..O u U U v /
Earned runs Metropolitan ! 81 Louis O. First base on
error Metropolitan. St LOUIS FIRST base on balls
M.fropontan. St Louis Left on bases MetropolL,n.
q. 81 Louis Struck out Metropollan2 p st Louis.
Total base hits Metropolitan, 10 ~ Louis, Three base
hifs-0rr Tvob base hits Latham. Double plays Glea
son l;nbuson ooni-koy Latham aud tomskey Stolen
l,,-,.- MAYS Lat 1 pitches Mays 2. Eoutl
| Passed balls Ilolhort BushOng. Cmpn" Mt Kelly
Time ! -.
The Ner-York aud PhadeIpna clubs will play again
at the Polo Grounds today.
A po.tponrd game between tho Metropolitan and
KrookIyn clubs will h. played of At Washington Park
to-day.
The much takrd-Of game OF baseball between Actors
ana Lawyer. Will play yed Staten Island this after
noon.
The iey ood Vernon clubs will play on p"stponed
game at Prospect Park today.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TIM aDDITTGy TO THE MUSEUM OF ART

The Park Board advertised Yesterday for new
bc- for the addition to the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art The bids will he opened August %. ana the
work IL ia expectei begin early IN september BY
taking our a clause relating TO tling. substituting hut
brick for enaeed hrc and galvanized iron for copper
In the roofing Is thought thst the cost OF the work
viii be reduced about $4,000 and that the amount OF
the contract will be within the 100000 allowed by the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Board OF Aldermen noon.
Aoueduct and Dock Commissioners meetinga
Departure OF 7th Regiment Veterans for Aoany'
steamer Drew. r. m , NJ. /,..,n,s
New.York. Philadelphia baseball match. Polo GroundS
p. . - ..... rudga
Commissioner squires contempt case pelore 'uuso
Barrett. ., .s,,r.n
Free excursion poor Hebrew mothers and children:
Lawyers. Aotors baseball match, ST. Georges Grouhds
Staten Island, $3.50 p. IN. , r,,
Hansen murder case. Court OF Sessions. Brooklyn. 40
meeting. Twenty sixthsI and seventh
ave-, p. III. ,..,,r.,.
Long Branch.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO July 2O.-The Chicago and ST. Lonis
Clubs played an uninterestng day which the cham
pons won easily The Black Diamonds handled tile bat with
little effect AMI play wr.tchedy the field The Chicago
men batte Murphy AL the field The
as follows
shicasoii is9i: o
gase Chicago 2l st Louis, g. ErrorsChcago, 10
st Louis 13 Ptchers- McCormcb and Murphy Umpire
MI Connolly
DETROIT 20The Detroit ana Kansas CITY clubs played
another close game to-day The Wolverines played better
all arou nd game and follows
Detroit. ! 2 I "
Base hs-Detroit Kansas city, s. Errors-Detroit
Kansas city, 8 Pitchers -BAu"ln anu "ein"n onipno
MT Chapman
BAtrIMoRE 2O.-The Batimor" nine played IN me
form day defeated Pttsburg opponents rather easily
The home team all In the third inning The
tolows
Baltimore. e..-..-------.----.--------O %
Pitt.burg .............-..-......O U U U i-Z
Bsse Baltimore 5, Pittsburg. Errors Baltimoe.
Pittsbnrg7 Observation-Disclosures and Calvin Umpire Mr
Valentine
ating the Cincinnati club to-day after heavy batting game
of ten innings Tho as follows
H1n,vuu e,nntnnati ..--"........o 2 o o
H.,- NIT, A thletc 20 Cincunati To- Errors Athletic
| a. Cincinnati s. Pitchers Atkisson ana MuIans em
| plre Mr. bradley
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

twice the power OF the first IL being placed IN tne
car. The first motor represented about Nxty morse
power aud while II could easily manage train OF Two
cars II was unequal TO pulling four cars when loaded
with passengers. Tho motor will represent one.
hnndr horse power Mr. Daft expects
to have It ready in u month lie will then renew his
experiments and hopes to mako practical showing for
electricity Oh the elevated lines.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

an average daily supply Of 1596! 600 g gallons; n,nss
There we're seven and mics o. pprs are
ald in extending the water service IL noo on
mak,"o Ii 200 IN use on June 80 The sewerage
system south of the Harlem River now co'nps,Scs
40 92 miles of sewers and 5.O10 receiylng aciric
ibere are now in use %. 1872 gas lamps ~ eiec,io
hg rs and ia naptha lamps in the streets. par
and places The collections OF revenue nl1'il ar 'o
water service amounted to $7Oo5 54s o. anu 1tUn
vault and sewer permits, ETC.. $4o'lfl d h"A'"s
a total of S745.GS4 81.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

TWObase IIIl-PlnkncV I. MrNItIIhD 7, VIII"
base hts-WcrrcN l. sylvester Passed balls Peoples l.
Kcrins l. Wild pitches Terry !. Ramsey First base on
halls BROOKLYN : Louisville. FiIst base errors
Brookym Louisville /. struck out on Terry o. on Ram
sey g. stolen -Mclamtny l. Smith ! Terry J. kerins
l. Werrlck l. Umpire Mr. Walsh Itme 2 hours
The Metropolitan decided {" play baseball yeser-
day and IL defeated the IT. Louis champions after an
interesting game About LOO people went down 10
staten Island witness the match Mays pitched with
wonderful effect holding down the champions TO two
base hits Tho this
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
Jersey CITY.

Jusce his decision yesterday the o
Ia. Prevention Of cruelty To Animals against
Dr H. 4 Dr Watson had brrn carrying series
experiments with dogs letting them fall rom height IN
that the spine broken and then noting
the svnpoms until the animals died, which sometimes
week after the breaking Of the spine Justice Lane
S25 THIS Is ont Of forty and was
taken DR. Watson viii take appeal tO The higher
courts claims that his experiments In the Interest
of science and approved by the State Mscsl Society
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIYALA

Hoffman Housc-SenatOr John p. Jones, OF
Nevada. and Don NJ Dickinson, OF Detroit. fuh
hrenue HOtel-Ey- Congressman W. A Russell OF Massa-
chusetts James f. JOY. OF Detroit General Ihoma' -
Rosser. OF ViryIns John ArkDs Of Denver. Col, ana
j. C. Clarke, president OF the Illinois Central kaiiro"n
Company New York Hoei-state Engineer Eln asnsa
Sweet OF Albany Victoria Hofel-General George ;.
Field. OF Buffalo Elliott H. Slocum OF Detroit
Brcroort HouseT. f. Oakcs cepresGento OF no N1rtI
ern Pacific Railroad Company. and tho Raw j; II;
Eccleston, OF Baltimore. OHsey House-1onoi"
q & Army
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
DAMAGES ASKED sY A WOMAN WHO WAS SHOT

suit to recover S2OO0O damages has been begun by
Mrs Charlotte Kcmpcr. Of East New York J. ]. against
Charles Weeks Of ooklyn who accidentally shot her
few weeks ago Ia shoot sparrow Mis- kempc
standing o her home. at Ocern ana mon a's
when bullet struck her IN the hip penetrating To The spine
.n casur Injuries which believed will cripple her for
life Weeks cunning that day and fired ~ -nhe
idrutihcd him the who shot
her arrested yesterday and held IN default Of s2oOO
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
slYlLY Boug FROM MAUcB CHUNK.

Tho n,emhera n the IeHcTkrNnZ SOcletY WHO
have been spending In Mauoh chunk on thc an
nual club returned last nigt ON te f'
vania Naoai arriving New YORK at 80 O'Clock IL was
a tired but merry party Many went directly 10 iheu homes
while others went club house. IN East fN cPhth ~
and reported fortunate members tht 'hy nal hah
An enjoy able time and much prasod win lho up
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NEVIS FROM TdE SUBURBX
DISCUSSING TnR pELmAM PARKWAY.

The new Park Commissioners heard testimony
Yesterday relating the Pelham Parkway The parkway
vii wiie and 100 feet o Tins ~ the Pelham koii
act of 1869 The OF the land were never
OF the road II has been ascertancd Near
Pelham Bridge becomes and has not yet
whether the exact limits have been dchne
meeting Yesterday Luther Marsh. prcsi
dent of the Conmis-on sad that an adjournment would
until October when further evidence "ohu 10
heard parkway 10 aid the Commission In max
IA an appraisal of the land
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

tarneI rnns-Nrw Ta i",K. InnoTT MnIyev Passed
balls-O RouIke. l. Wild pitches -keee tnst base on
bals-Ncw York Philadelphia, .. FIRST bast on errors
%rw Vors | pbiladelphia struck out-New York. (;
phladevNa Double pays-lrwn, Bastian ana faraT.
Mood and Farrar Umpire-M York limc-2;IO
Abou; $50 snrctators witnessed tho game at wash
ingtnn PARK the BrOokyn and Loui~vlle CLUBS
The home played finely throughout ana won rather
easily Ramsey pitched with effect. but was poorly
supported behind bat and In the field Smith. Per
MES ana Mack carried of the fielding hOnors Peoples.
kerins WeTrck led IN the batting. The score was
u fOllows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

TIN. ourston of the legal ~ the Board Of Health OF
Faibus OF ~ upon each burial In the cencteres
tO be tested In the courts of Br""kyn The or
Monday and Sl9 collected Al
Holy Cross Cemetery. Yesterday John II Farrell an under
ak6r In Brooklyn secured injunction from Judge
Cullen the supreme Court to restrain the FAthush author
ics from fee bond of $3.50 given 10
cure cu-is n case a growing ont Of the
action The Injunction viii be- argued Tuesday and the
matter VIII probably be carried to the highest tribunal
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
RONES WAITING 70 BE IDENTIFIED.

Morgue superintendent Whites existence The bones we're
Field few day- ago "nen ht nsIpAl'
pull was unable Identify hem a. those oi PEI uI"tei III
law Fred Publ But Coroner Me-sel'' has th'n III,
ier,st ia the he going 10 use every ehN o hu
whose skeleton s MI White directed that tie bones DO
alnn Inl ihe Fied and placed IN Ule M"fkue
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
RUyAwAYS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Fifty ninth Police station Monday night Tor os
,uv m, said he hal brought New York from Pi
d1phia by an older boy John Evrrweip who invited
him To take deserted him IN brooklyn The boy
he his mother at No Ala NORTH Fourt' ST.
Philadelphia and he committed IN the forkVle Fohe"
Court Yesterday until his story could DC investigated
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

looking neIghborhood yesterday for desirable
open and bakery his account Dn
said tho rent asked so high a. 10 deter MN
assets the about 10000. against wmth
there Of will toward salts
fyng Who unlike Edward o. Harriot have no
Judgment to be first satisfied.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
yor DJsrURBgD BYA own SERVICE 0RDhK.


The order Of the National CiviI SetVice N"W,
mi salon declaring private secretaries anh che drpne' OF
a,,,ntiuy ,ln,,rs from acting officers OF examining
AT the Custom lOu," yesterday
and The There declined To discuss H. pvio,lat"
otc.r aid thai the order would be complied with of oonfs
but that would difference as the examiners touu
choose for and secretary whOmnN" tho) P''"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
BRIDGE CABLE STOPPED FOR SHORT TIME
Iha Pr,dne cahle hid To be stOnped eSterda

afternoon hours The journal Of the wheel o e
tension car the cable tau on this sde OF Tue
ive had 10 repaired, haw In the casting Was iIs'0V
cred and a casting was put In While thc osDe was
stopped the run by locomotives. oa ua'cl was
nfnppod for only tN enty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
TO WELCOME IRISH DELEGATES

received yesterday AT the olhce OF the lrlsh fdILa
mentary Fund Association:
By The
Citizens Of Cohoes, Citizens OF Middetown $39 90
S7ll so T. Cox, liOChcstrr...... - 90
Proceeds Of excursion Thomas DOwncy..-.-.- = 40
Ia Fishing Banks by Herman hasten--.- 1 w
the j Schuyler. l23 1Jl
letter was received the president of the Mun
cp, Of Irish National Leasue inviting th'
cn-oprratiOn the members the irish Parlianrntrf
Fund Association the officers or the L"ague IN
Giving fttinz reception TO the delegates who viii soon
from Ireland on th-r way TO attend the ronV"-
Irish National League OF America at enc tgo,
suggesting thar committee be named Tor the pur-
pose OF carrying out TINS
Judge Browne presided over meeting called 70 con
slider the letter. The following committee was ap
polntnd: General James R 'Berne. Henry Nc Aeentn
j. :. Coleman Miles VI. O'BreD r. VI. Walters M"rsth
j. o Brien and Assistant Dstrct-Attoruey tltZserad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
0BfLDREv MUSTN'T 90 TO THE THEATRE ALONE

Agent Barkloy on lle nocie'N h aor nn,h , psyiion
Theatre at Onehundred and thirtieth.st and Ihrdavc
on Monday night The agent says that There
w.r, inward Of $50 children III the audience
and Isaac Wilson the manager because some
of the children accompanied by older persons me
orisonor was oled Harlem Police Court In custody
~ a,yyer examination
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
RpJGgTER PROSPECTS FOR MR.. KLUNDER


osaav orenoon AT his 9O7 Broadway going over
81 accounts his b0okkeeper and when he visited Alex
nnde, Mray one Of counsel he able 10 show pretty
clearly his estimated assets and liabilities To lkBl NJ re-
oeT he the prospect for settlement OF ms debts
GOOD Lynch the eweler who holds the
81 600 Judgment seemed disposed To make COMPROMISE
and hopes before days To be al his old work
There Is no likelihood of a sherih's sale.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
pnnssrLnN ao0Ds rO RE sOLp ro. DAY.

The affairs of the Purssell Company VIII DO
partly up today by the auction sale OF er ."sc & E,
and supplies which on hand when Tue
failure occurred PuIsssu oil the partners
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
voyEY LOST BY SAVING THE OREGON'S MAILS.
i.a o. tho Qrerar the Sand Y

soon aTTtT TTU WTVVK TIIC -, ,5
Pilot received letter fon te
pls Perkins stating that they had considered IL ~
Sv to hiring lu mail possible ana tat
in doing this they lost the ploage on two vessels The sece
.rv of tbr pilot instructed to write to Postmaster
asking the pilots be paid the amount that they
l,sto ut lot
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE SECOND DE RIVERA ASSIGNMENT

Mr. Hurry. attorney for the assignee OF .:
de Rivera CO., said yesterday that the second assgnmeh,
was not given covering MI de tVeras oo'l
property Identical with the first one except III THO
form the acknow lodgment
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

ELEoTRICITY on THE ELEVATED ROADS.
The Daft electric motor, Benjamin Franklin,
has been Fourteenth street station OF
che Ninth Avenue Elevated road and new motor Of
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
MARINE INTELLIG ENCH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

r-DAf
sun rises 443 722 Moon rises 1920 Moons age ~
wArhR
4 y-sandy Hook lO45 Gov Isld. l25 Hell Gate u5l
r. M-sandy Hook 10 43 Gov Isld. ll22 Hell Gate ia
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
II y II = ' = Vt : y = - = Is-''
FOREIGN PORTS.
OCTGOiNG STEA VERS.


NessA
VSssSl Line For Mails close. sails.
Of Rome AHtlo Liverpool. Sni im
IIvc No LLOYD. = tl'mpu and Bremen 3Dam
Trinidad Quehtt Tafla'ocs ...... ....... pm 3 pm
iiarrtsou'l. Aiiifi.. = vi. Birbaiocs... pm pm
ttus Atla- KIDS -irn 1870 m COON
THURSDAY. July -
Celtic White star Liverpool .............. am am
state Of pcnn~y lvinia state, GllsgOw.-.- an
Mirlaul Iamb Amer Hamburg ........ am an
city II Washing'u AleX',re. Hav. Mex pm pm
FRIDAY July ~.
Acapulio Pacnc Mall. Aspinwali. noon
STEIHFRS DUE
TODAY
Vessel From INA
Ancl Ar'hOf
state Of O. i~<bw Hftts
Alpes .......... Havana and Mexico. .Aloxanires
THURSDAY. jelly D.
Waesland. 4 Antwerp Rel star
FRIDAY. JULY %
Bremen & southampton LLOYD
W \ ichOtcn li'itl Ahrr
Chester..-. Liverpool. nlda
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STEIHFKS DUE.
Announcements


Professional ETIQUETTE
Prevents from ADVERTISING their ski hut vs.
bound hy such conventional rules ini think NAT ws
that I" - benefit to fellows p -l 10
suro fr To the whole land Therefore 10 bs
land the fact That lr X. V Flrftrs
Golden Medical the best known remedy for
consumption lstnna the and kindred diseases send
10 for PlrrccS ,onpct' irt~"
sumption with in-ura sl means nf lfrraurnt Address
Worlds Dispcnsay Medical Association OO3 Main-st Bi'
fdO y Y.
Faded hair rccOVcrS lis youthful Color anu
s0ftu.ss by tho of irher'S iiIir liasin
Parker's Tonic has often cured sclOiula.
IIENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d..
l44 Lexington ave- between 29th ani 3oth ste.
HOurs-S To l. 5io7 Diseases al the Nervous system.
Genito Urinary Organs Impotence and sterliity
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

-I'm getting Just q little wearied Of
working seven days q week, and nights
in the bargain said a friend who
clerks In a Wholesale establishment.
How do you come to work on Sum
day fYas asked I'VE have to or leave
was the reply. 4why, don't you know
that in twO.thiTds Of the Wholesale
sores in Chicago there are from five to
twenty men working allday Sundsyi
it's W, wose luck. The trade Is 50
heavy, not only at this time but all
spring and fall, that some OF us have to
work every night till 8 or 10 O'Clock.
The firm sends to the postoffice twice
after the last delivery is made and gath
eB m all the orders found. The mail
il opened asso0n as breaches the Office
and we goto work filling tie orders.
Some mighty big orders are found 1t
such times. The goods are packed and
marked for shipment and the bill made
out. In this why we I'LL u great many
orders six and even ten hours sooner
than we would otherwise. On Sunday
its the same thing.
Extra pay1 Well you are green.
Some Of the houses give the boys sup
per iuoney, but know Of but two firms
thai pretend to recompense their EN-
plcyes for extra services. Often night
week is Occasioned by the late arrival
in town Of twoor three heavy buyers
who want to get through with their
business as soon as possible, and we
show them samples and talk prices to
them by gaslight. Theatrei Oh, yes,
we have to take them to the theatre
sometimes, and to other places besides.
1t takes good deal Of soft soap to
smooth overs olne people from the colm.
try. All these customs have grown out
Of competition, and they are accumu.
lattngevey ChicagoNews Ram.
bier"
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The Question Of Hum m Progress.

What Is any progress worth except
progress to comfort and happinesss
Hurry is not progress; excitement Is
not; the mere piling up of wealth isnot
Unless happiness be the end and the
journey, the so-calIed progress is merely
the useless or insane goosc-step Of hui
manity,
Most men, II asked 70 define progress,
point to the railroad, the telegraph, tel.
eplione, electric light, fast steamboats,,
elevated tra,nways, prospective balloons,
increased population, and so on. Even
were it conceded that all the mcchan-
ical inventions Of the age serve but to
maintain a greater number Of unhappy
human beings, the average modern
would still nllege progress to bc con-
slant. The Truth is that the great me-
cllanical inventions are naught but
mere nsofingcnuity unless they
contribute to ethical ends. They might
conducc to real progress; they might in
Increase the sum Of happiness by ena-
bling greater number Of happy peo-
pie to live; they will fail OF the only de-
sirable effect just inthc degree by which
they are mistaken for real gains. As
things go lat present the world Is very
much more the slave than the master
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

The pyramid Of Cholula dates back to
the golden age OF the Mexicans, in
which they imagine us much happiness
WIS experienced under their ancient
divinity, Quetzalcoatl, as the Greeks en-.
jOyed under the reign of Satum-whon
the former god also resembles in the ex.
lies he suffered. In QuetzalcoatlS time
corn grew so strong that a single ear
was the load Of a man; gourds were us
long MS mans body; fruits were in the
same abundance and Of extraordinary
size, and il was unnecessary to dye cot.
ton, for ii grew in all colos.
AntiQuarians, cropping in tho dark rs
to the purpose Of this pyramid, have
brought to light many curious traditions
some proving it to have been origin.
ally intended for a tomb, others for tho
foundation OF a temple, and still others
that it served for both.-Fannio B.
Wards Letter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

filiiiI y isIglI 81 aIsfisI
aprptnbly some poor dog VINO mas
come 10 die on his niastefsgraye, sid
Que Of theketpers as.he drew near; but
the fellow siddenly recoiled, ezclaiin.
ing;
9Fess r..sts
BE leaned down, placed his hand IN
the region Of the heart, and merely.
added, Is he taok otf his cap.
sHes dead!7
The body was quite deep In the earth;
tie keeper uplified Il, brushed the mud
and snow from the dead mans face, and
the head d poor Martin appeared.
And, from his half.open mouth
whereon death had placed the smile q
hope, from bis laughing mouth with IL
fat, comic lips, stu seemed to come the
the words:
Here ! am, NINA, dear m,ma!v-
Castor SChaOdlcr in Figaro.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03
Thousands Say So.

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writes II never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction and are
rapid Sellers Electric Bitters are The
purest and best medicines known and
will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints, purity the Blood and regn,
late the bowels. Nofamily can afford to
be without them. They viii save hun,
dreds of dollars in doctors bills every
year Sold It fitycents i bottle by NJ.
:. Hoy.