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Of Kings school a. ether day that ''b-Sys, lac
bishoss. require isght reading, ssyn il il as
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rzpark % al interesting sign Of tie snauca-
,.tioa Of tbs sge from the old ideas in regard
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Dir J. j. Van Allen. who Is the son-inslaw
Of William b Aston, tut wao, being waalthy
In as own right, BIAS no need q the Aster
money. has jnst eo1apbated avail seven feet
high and $50 Ioog aroaIsd hk grounds IT
Newport Mr.. Van Ahon u a great sdmlrer
Of Engiish customs. and his house Is built in
Enshsh style, and furnkhed Throughout
with English furniture. The house and wal
ep<s him $50 600.
Mr.. Charles Lanier, the banker, Is binding
ons Of the finest barns upon his place at
Lcnox TO be found IN the country. IL ~
called an English barn, and Is 70 be the
hone Of his thorough bred Jerseys In b
deliberately finished in billed white pane. The
| door Z Of asphalt brought iron Switzerland
Tia place will be heated by steam, and the
COWS food viii be prepared BY machinery
now being put in II these Jerseys do not
| chew the cud u contentmet 10 viii Do BE-
cause they are very hard 10 please
The late Mr.. Hiram Sibley was uainly In
strunontal in organizing tbe New York and
Mississippi Printing Telegraph company,
Which, IN 1884, leased the lipes Of the Lake
Erie Telegraph company. Az this zine Ezra
| Corpen MAS IN possession Of valuable grants
under the Morse patent, and had control Of
the Erie and Michigan Telegraph company
After much negotiation the two companies,
controlled by Nr. Eibley and Mr.. Cornell,
were united by an act of tbe Wisconsin legis-
latnre dated March 4. lsJ5, and Of the yew
York Legislature o month later, under the
name Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany.
Speaking Of Mr. Gladstone's recent speech
at Hampstead, writer in Fhe Liverpool
Press says: "Ar Gladstone was in almost
eEnberant spirits, and as his well known
form, rendered pore conspicuous by his light
grey ssrumer suit and white hat moved
sriskly from one group to another, there was
mush marveling at his phenomensf vitality.
When, finally, an adjournment was made to
the studio, and the veteran statesman dis
coursed in his mcye faciie and attractive
manner for upward of 40 hour, the marvel
increased to Sheer wonderrnent To those
who had not experienced the delight OF
listening to one Of Mr. Gladstones budget
spseches. his manipulation OF the ThAaet
election figures was revelation, and 1t was
at once ssep how even dry statistics might
be made interesting in his hands,
de9rmined boxing man was pushing
along Christopher street long after midnight
Rot long ago. He was recognized as Mr., Pt,eo-
dore Il. Les Of the American Bank Note
company. ASKED what on earth he was do
ing in the tsngbe IF the Ninth ward streets.
be told this singular tale: II could not sleep
whether was owing to the queer cigars
sent mo by uncle 81 Cummings or what I
cannot say arose and dressed. NY diaries
lay on my desk. / opened them and feifto
summing Up the miles Ia all the Journeys
have psde In recent years To NV surprise
the total was %, eT mi]ex Il lacksd three
miles 81 four journeys around tie globe.
l detsrrniDod not 30 60 TO led until had
completed the hundred thousand miles The
Hooesen share Is exactly mile and half
from my house have been there. When
renoh home again shall have been as far as
though i had sailed around the globe four
times
a&&%J ~ ~-' n<1ni1-,fs tnc TNcN. MI. RAMS
ford the energetic rector Of 81. Georees
church, New York, somewhat startled the
wealthy members Of the congregation by
making the unique proposition that while
they were away enjoying Themselves this
summer, they should allow some respectable
poor families of the parish to occupy portions
OF their ssidences, and thrs provide a
change of surroundings that TO those com
PEELED 10 pess the hot months IN the sitting
quarters Of crowded tenement would be
almost equal 70 an outing in the country.
Naturally, this proposed innovation was rot
Immediately received With exclamation: bat
Mr. Rsfnsfori, who is prolific Ia IDEAS Cor the
benefit of al concerned with his church. o.
pe~'stsy the poorer members, said that be
wppd become personally responsible for tfs
conduct of the favored families; and 50 the
suggestion hss become M fait acconpA A
number of hrs wealthy pensioners who's
boases ara usually closed during The summer
have opened the easements for IN OCCUPANCY
Of deserving families selected by the Iadie-f
hsl1ef society - the church, and meanwhile
the experiment ~ being watched with In
tsTst Whistler the brief ezjoyTnent q this
comparative luxary viii engendsr feeling
s disconfent with their LOT when corrreised
70 return 10 tlser usual surroundings. or
vhether a VII prove The bo,-a that u in
tended, remains 70 be seen