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Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-16
8ea1 Estats.

FOR SALE, 1 or No. s4 Western avenue. Evergreen Gene | 12 tery, at much less than the market price. l E. BLACKMAN, Jal3 lOt 1.134 Chapel, corner York street. Bargains il Real Estate. desirable residence in Ly on street s4,5oo. r,,, A 1s room house in Munson street $3,0o0. Will fpay 10 per cent on investment. nice building lot on Cottage street. S25 foot. One on F oSter street at same price. One on Edwards street. .Ss5 per foot. l One un Cedar Hill avenue CHEAT, One almost given away on Ivy street. business property on Putnam street $a 500 A good dwelling house on Orchard street $2,5O0. Houses lots in all parts Of the city CHEAP. @@ GEORGE F. NEWcOMB, No. Boardman Building, COR. STATE AND CHAPEL STREET.
 FOR SALE. 9sAA THE double house 747-749 Stats street, cor #s;J ner Bradley, with good store on the corner. H&isku Also two family house, 106 Bradley street, property m will be sold at bargain if applied for s90n given the first MsSy oI1quire jail If 749 State Street.
 FOR SALE. NNE of the best located lots on Stevens street; O size 50x120 feet.
 No reasonable offer refused.
 GEORGE i, RsBELL, jail 7s7 Chapel Street.
 For Sale sr Exchange. f5ssAst HOUSES, lots and farms. Houses on the @iii f9ll3Tpg avenues ana streets; College chap- non. Howard avenue Washington, Meadow and Would like to show them at any time.
 FOR 8ENTs number of houses and tenements on Whitney avenue Vernon street, Elliott street, sperry street CALI AT No. 7e CHURCH sTREEr ROOM: e- Office open evenings from to S. l.. F. COMSTOCk & co. For Sale 1n Brooklyn, N.. N. "A A HANDSOME residence with large stable :;sl and extra ground. best section of Brooklyn. AlssA Price s2o,0ooz Will exchange for similar Possibly would lease such a PIaee 1 from May 1st HENRY s. PECK,
 1,169 Dean St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Three Bargains. A ONE on Chapel street. Ziil. One on Orange street. One on Pearl street.
 MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 759 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE. fsasA very desirable House and Lot on Pros slG pect street. Other real estate might be taken in part payment. Enquire of
 J. P. Phillips,
 GLEBE BUILDING, dl6 From m. to 12 m.
 For Sale OF Exchange TIJE, tbroo rfor5 and hasoraant brown stone
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-16
WANTEn

A SITUATION by a thoroughly reliabIa r,.,, .s A- " atchnsn-night or daySin a man1factory or retail store; give the very best of refarsncs Inquire at I30 EXCHANGE STPEETrTS rSnce.
 is 3tt Fat Tn1AI =
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15
Wives of Russian Prie,s-

There is only one happy woman IN
Russia-'he priests w.fs-Ani L. : a
common expression to say As hap
-;sr zs \ rzisss,z y II. -rczsaa
why she Is so happy i b=eau~e h r
husbani's position depeads upon her
Il she dies. he is depo-esl and be-
comes mere lAyman. and his PrOPer-
y Is taken away from him and dis-
tribute,l. half to his Children AMI half
- his government This cnnfInEe ncv
makes the Russian priest sa-eful 10
get healthy wite. Il be van. snd
makes him take extraor litsS Sry eare f
her. after he has secured her Hs
waits upou her in the - Al j-ct nay
She must never get her feet vet. and
she : pestsd and put in hot blankets
If she has 50 much as n cold in her
heal. / . the grsatess possible good
fortune for girl 10 marrY priest
infinitely better than "a be the wife Of
q noble = Our Young People
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

HKSRY BERGH, founder and president OF
the Society for tie Prevention OF Cruelty
20 Animals, died at New York on the lsth-
MoRxox elders have been discovered
working in the remote rural districts o.
Ho.osOurt e6unty, Va. ami h.ve been noti-
ned 20 leave OF they viii be lynched-
Ar Springville, AriE, on the l2th, Wa
Pittman and q man named Blaine agreed
to dsht out quarrel over cards They
fred at the same instant Pittman fell
dead, and Blaine died in two hours
-xaS SS.sa::s * Yea ySssSS =ss-Ssssl2S=iy
showed under on the isth- The Oldest in
habiiants never saw its equal
TEE comptroller Of the currency has de-
clared q second dividend Of = per cent.
in favor Of the Henrietta National bank,
Of Henrietta, Texas, making in all 5 per
cent Of claims proved, amounting 70 ss2l,
go.
HASDsBoRo and all other points along
the Mississippi coast were visited by =
severe hail storm on the 10Th A dispatch
from Red Lick, Miss. reports the dsstruc-
ton Of vegetables. growing fruit, etc
Some Of the hail stones were IS large as
billiard balls
CLEMENT SULLIVAN, of Mississippi, has
been appointed to . s1i0o elerkship in the
pension Office under the civil service rules
AT Uptonville, KY, on the sth, in a
quarrel over the liquor traffic, DIR. Over
street. an old and respected physician,
was fatally shot by J. D. Upton, the lead
ing merchant OF the place
AyuRIOUs storm Of wind. accompanied
successfully by rain, snow, hail and sleet.
broke over the Atlantic coast On the 1lth-
Col JoHs c. FLErcaER has formally
announced himself a. I. candidate for Gov
srnor Of Arkansas, subject 10 the action Of
the Democratic party
THx hzggage-rOoms Of the s. Louis,
Iroa Mountain and Southern Railway
Company, at the union depos in Little
Rock, ARK, were destroyed by IRE On tAs
llth-
TEE body Of J. L Golden. OF Little Rock,
Ark, was found On the Io<h. Io1 the Iron
Noanta n Railroad track a. HOxis egt In
t~o Foul fplay vas ~ 6rss suspected.
bus upon ssarching the body large
smount Of money vas foand. ~hich ex-
plodsd the foul play idea The railroad
company can throw No hgns whatever on
the case
TIE safe Of J. 8. Boswell, Of Okolona,
Ark, was bargiArired on the night Of the
10Th aud the thieves secured sSllS. BY
drilling around aud jamming the eonei-
nation No elew to the perpetrstors can
be fond, but it is supposed % have beea
done BY the same gang Of robbers who
have blown open - many safes tc tse
southern part Of ths state rseenuy.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15
FiFTIETh CONGRESS-

II the seusse On the sih. TIE committee On
for the regulation OF telerraphy vas discussed
NJ length. and temporarily lAia on he tsnl.
ne Urgency Defcieney esn ~as thea sAsea
Up. but without action on IL the Sena,. we.s
into executive Q ioa. and soon AFTER aa,ozrn
ed.-.-.-In the House . res lusion vas intro-
dnced and referred looking 70 the appofntneus
Of committee 70 investigate TIE Caiea~o
Burlington &Qrir-y railroad st-ske.
Is The Senate OF the esh . ,oins resciutscn
directing the geological survey 70 invessixass
The pr.cticaotli;y OF eo1struetinx reservoirs FOE
irrtgating purposes in the arid rvgions OF tAs
West vas passed Consideration OF the Depend-
gals took The coor In set speech favor Of fhs
an erdnent 70 insert the words '-fron inrrma-
ties Of age" In which be made . vigorous reply
70 the structures and statistics OF Senator Vest
Mr.. Blackburn. IN the sbsence Of Mr.. Vest re-
piled 70 the Senator from Kansas. In the
Hocse. the contested election case cf MeDuns
vs. Davidson. from Alabama vas decided u
favor Of the setting member. Mr.. MeDufaaI
In the senate. on Tie sth. Ar. Bsek gave no
tiee thar he would On next Tuesday csii ~ HIS
bill % substitute coin certerAcAses for gold
and silver certificates. and would reply 10
Senator Sherman's remarks Of yesterday. The
House provision In the Urgency Deficiency
bill, requiring the public printer 10 rgidiy
enforce the provisions Of the Eight
House the bill approprsating eo.oco for . pub
lie building AZ SedAiia. Mo-, vas passed The
bill to divide the Great Sioux Indian Reservz-
ton and for allotment 10 Indians in ssverAisy
was agreed To-
Is the Senate on the esh petition bearing one
hundred and twenty thousand signatures fron
thrty-shree States and Territories against the
admission OF Utah to Statehood 80 loax - its
people are under Mormon rule vAs received
and referred The Dependent Pension
bill taken up and After ssv-
eral amendments had been discussed
and rejected. the nfl vas passed
yeas. -; nays.is -.....--In the House the oill
apprupriating sl0.oo1 for the parchzss Of The
swords OF the late General Shields ~as passed
Several bills OF no general interest we're called
I'D aud referred. and the House attour7et-
TIE Senate was not IN session On the pa
In the House the amendment n the War
Claim bill appropriatlnx t@n0o for The relsef
OF the Protestant Episcopal TseolosscAi
Seminary and Hzxh School of virx1nfA
vas passed The remainder Of tAe ezy
was Consumed n the eozsiteza.,on Of private
bills A night session vas held. AZ vaseA
thrrty-four private peHsoa olls were passed
Including one Increasing the pezsson Of the
w..ow OF General Robert An1erson- the hero Of
Fors Sumter. 70 eieo q ronth
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

cess I0GA.As NAs pcrL Ia AFE n EheT.
IN December. IssS a1d in iss became TIE wife
Of Grand Duke Frederick OF Baden
THE FNPEKoz'S DECLINING HOURS
BERLIN, March 9-From nine o'clock
yesterday n rning ;untl about 2 p m
the Empsror's condition was slightly
improved He appeared 70 safsr less
pa n, aud male feeble attemps 20 rally
from his exhaastsd state he vas very
much exhausted. however, and ss t~o
O'Clock was slowly weakening. He vas at
tended by all OF his Physicians who were
anxioasly watching for the slightest
change in the royal patients coalition
The Pr nee and Princess VI III am. Prime.
Bismarck. Count Von Moltks aud Minister
Won Puskammer, were present AZ the
palaca- A large crowd blocked the street
outside. Although . dssth-like stillnsss
prevailed. the greatest eagsrusss was
manifested for al Information from the
royal inyziif rs chamber.
ZEE EFFIcACY ~ PRAYKx-
BERLIN, March a-Divin- service wa.
held ia the pAses yesterday aft
ernOon- which was attended by the roya
family, the court digniE2ries and Othsr1.
a crowd outside joined ~ tbs pEaysrs
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15
THE KING Is DEAD.
Wilhelm, King OF Prussia and Rn-
pcror OF Germany, IL No More.
The La, H"ar~ sfth- Great Hsh~asen~ru
-Deaih tind- Hisa Surrounded By
AL tfis Fsm.iy Exs-pt Frsu.,
who j. New Emp<ror.

RrRLIN. March a-Th@ Emp~ror /. dad.
nouncsd YET.
Emperor William passed away ~ $50
. IN The end hai been momentarilv ex-
pected sincs yestendav morning. and
arcunl the h@d.iie q the venerable dv-
ing monarch were assembled ali III.
members of hts family, except the Crown
Prince. ith Bismarck, the court chaplain
and the physicians Of the En-
peror. Without was mulsituds
standing IN 'hr Ay@n1ss leaiinx
through ths grooa2s 20 ssUnter Den Lin
den'' . mighty crowd. bat silent ex-
rectant. fearfal fr the worst, all eager
To- the news e ;hs climax in the great
crisis which shouil decide hstwesn life or
death for their be.oved KaiSer, ali breath
less in the dread tina. the first news might
oe the news that they least wished
TO hear. Never in this century
has mui,isud, 80 great and
spell-aoaai vita emotions, so deep and
rroiolnt. stood in the thoroug hfares Of
the German sAritaL. A platoon OF cav
airy was ON gnarl abOu, the place; hu.
their task was figAi-no rush OF the anx-
i1us watchers easi~d fo- check or him
drance, no 4 sordsrfv or unseenly out
burst had To be rspressesl Many OF the
vast tarong had BEEN thsrs since mid
night, SOM Sincs vasterlav aud nearly
al since ion@ before dswa to-day. A thin
drizzle fell for hours early n the day, the
wind twas sharp and bitter, vet the great
crowd stood their Vigil through, some Of
them hareheaied, same saiveriny with the
asuv of long standin~, al speaking, whsn
thew SPOKE at ali. il, Isuss subdusd, and
With their faces drawn tehind thar hands.
THIS was the scencs without Within, no
chrOnicler was there - drswthe picture Of
m .nsrch's des,hbel At the bsdsids
howevee, were Prince WilliAn, aud the
Princess, his wife, the Crown Princs on
SN den. Dr.. koegel, the ccSsye chap ain,
the Grand Daks and Dacasssae Bsien
and all the othse megbsra OF the royal
family now in BeEA.x
BERLIN. aarea AZ gcrs GSosws Of
the EmPeroE's de4t4 hs- sosn Deived
to-dsy many ca are1os a. uhtuA Ia
services hal BEEN s9ho6ncok 0 (z4Sri-
ed with people anxiol- - = fprayrs
for the recovery Of the Enuxnx. Ths
vast congregations Joined fs-venfiy In
the prayer, and at al timssSobbang could
be heard On eve side.
ElosRAPHtc.r
Wilhelm F'resierscS LsfEis King az Prus~sa
an the Hrsi Emperor ofthe ne~ Germany, w.s
born March =, E7ss. sa1 bis death closes the
career OF cae o. the most prom neat eharassers
OF F,uFopeaz history.
He Was tbe san os wfa~xEa me rnirA. ass
mother be Iax Tie celebrated 62neen Lous<A In
January. so ard before be ~@s y~x ten ye4rs
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15
The Old Gents Assistance.

-Remember. my boy." said Uncle
james. A. he gave Rsbby coin. 'ThAt
If you take care of the pennies the d0i-
lars will take care of the mselves-"
R,bby looked trif dubious
Il DO take care of The pennies" be
replied. "but a. soon a. they get to bs
dollars pa takes care of 'sm-"-N T.
San
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

Augusta daughter os
Grand Duke Ch1rses
Frederick Of SAxe- Wei
mar. and 1ho srl sur
vives hi she wzs born
September iSit Hs
soa. the Crown Prime
nat was. 1ow TIE King
and second Emperor Of
Cnitei Germany. Pred
erick william Nicholas
Charles. wAs bora IN
1851 his daughter. Prin-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

The most unique ~ill on record Is
that Of Mrs Louisa RsmsdelL Of
Rochester. y. Y. who leaves property
valued a. $50 coo and DEGREES that
with the exception Of carpet and
stove given TO her daughter and ESQ
left 10 her grandson. the entire amount
shall Be devoted TO defraT her funeral
expenses and erecting monument l.
her memory
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

A school teacher Al Ferry. M'eh-.
beat scholar with = club and then
paraded around the room with a -
soIver to keep tire big boys undersub-
iee-ion- The sOarts are 20 invssugAts
a. esudaer
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

all-day conferences with closed
- was held BY the ehairmea OF the
9x1 lance committees os a dozen or mere
rtaat railroads in Chicago. on the
30 devise ways and means Il a feat
-! !rhe c67cagoS Barii6ytoa & Quincy
bad Company N the present strug-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

COMMITTEES OF ak Spiritualists of
sviiie, Ind. have asked permiss ion
p city Council ot that pace to ex-
the remains Of Robert Barnes. who
- pa ls1L trs&use il had been revealed 70
tAroush spiri;ualistie channels that
~, which had never teen found, was
= y csfiin.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

A STICK II ws- appears again to the
vision of European correspoudents in the
feet that on the 81 the Gar reviewed To-
90 Russian eu9r,ls with the mercury
twenty degree be ow zero
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

R q. nuS & Co rspor. Ia mess failures
fo- We week eniir On the b a. follows:
Fn~ the U'.itvi States. 1s5: for Canada.
=: total 90. ~ compared with - for
4ne cor sroni NJ week of 1871.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

American Baseball Association
- Dcided to offer three money prizes to
= ofested for the present year. To the
eiue Inning the championship 81. 90 will
% oAdsd and badges TO the individual
paw; and TO the clubs holding second
ena fniri place respectively $50 and
$50 uilI b. added.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

passenger brake men on the Pitts
FORT Wayns & Chicago railway
he fttsbarsl & Erie railway were
an advance in wages on the 7th
IN thir'y-two 70 thirty-fys cents a
U<tqaivaient TO about six dollars per
The advance was entirely unex-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

Republicans of Oswego, Y. on
I'LL elected Henry u. McCaHery
pr on a high!icenss platform. over
! son \ Page. by about 30 majority.
Democrats selected i've aldermen and
three.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

- was stated on the I'll that the new
C@ncse treaty would be signed in few
60 bs Secretary Paw ard and the Chi
- Minister. IL Is an absolute inhibi-
~ asaias. the importation of Chinese
r. - Iehpr
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

III constsblss who arrested the whole
go 1iquor dealers at Des Moines, Ia. and
fh~n released them. have been indicted
- Hecefviny hribsS.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

lie letter alleged to have been written
~ Pres dent Cleveland declining Q re-
uoninstion has been pronounced . for
Gery bv Colonel Lament.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

1xRRsL FUCLAyrEs has written the
<~eh Minister q War for permission TO
+ him elf right bafors the public on
< nal political matters.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

bill granting woman suffrage at
cpal and school elections was de-
ed IN the Iowa House OF Representa-
~ on the 1ih. A motion 20 reconsider
- Fote was laid on ths iabse. This vir-
Is kills the bill for this session.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

fs stated positively that the Denim
Eov-rrmeut will 90 on with the Sanlt
Marie canal, AL that work will actu-
re commenced this wear.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

r. Ducrr. iFnninens Catholic df
of New Yors Citv. has been suspend
Il Archbishop Corrixss IN account of
IL rndsnip for rr. Mcf,lynn.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

TIVE first stspS hat Russia has taken in
reGnrt to ihe Ruirurisn question appear
60 sasisfv uhl'c opinion. bu. favorable
fnsszo If tie cris's i considered impossible
un1eps the Powers take speedy measures
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15
IN BRIEF.


~ emeute las occurred IN Eastern
Moselis. and forty officers have been
aumted on the cha-- Of high treason
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

CoSGREssxAS THOMAS. OF Illinois. In
oEo1uced b,ll on the sth pre- escribing
peueaite ran ing from 500 to s. 90. for
tho rnauthorizsi use of portraits Of fe-
- relatives of pubic men, in adver-
tfnrnents.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

he disappearance of Allen O Myers
~ Ceiumb1s, o.. caused the postpone
U0f OF the tally sheet trial again on the
M u Is thought he has been frightened
awN by ru nor tina. he WAS to be arrest
- Dr contempt of court.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

UrRISs the hour on the evening Of the
1~hen the old Kaiser was thought to
hodv ing, divine services were bein- held
= re palace. attended by the roysl fam
~ and court disnitaries- The crowd out
uf1o joined in the PRAYERS
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

nEUPo-FNErMoxIk has ayein broken
o94eu-n- tie cattle in Midilessx Coun-
~, y. J. Thirty-rwo infected animals be-
toogin- 20 George Sach. near South AM
box were slaughtered by State authority
q fhe 5th.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

Tnx .s"v-sheet trials st Columbus,
O.v ere brought TO a sudden stop on
t04Ssh bv tie sou-srp@srancs OF Allen
ca Hevar, a witness. His disappearance
Uxated excitement bordering on q ssnsa-
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

AkIcus smbly No $40. Knights
% y traiiroaders), at their meetin 2
. evening Of the ssh. adopted reso-
ms indorsiug the action Of the Broth
OF Locomotive Engineers on the
cso, Bur ington s Quincy road, and
p<<eHng them support. and also urging
u<ah true Knights TO remain away
G4W that roaL
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

~ unknown German. about thirty
yew Old, 'pped from the platform OF
til oHsnove- Square Elevated railroad
stofp-,. New York Cit.. TO the track. on
~ 7'h, aud was crushed to death by a
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

o. ss-e. he S4s &ppainied
- hrsf4fser = a 4re
Ia. the army. and IN fsts
distinguished kfuss ifta
III twe campaigns os
tn var - liberalism
j. the battle Of Bar
sur-Aues Re won. hyhl~
gallant Goa uct. hts erst
military eeeor2E ons
the Russian O-sser Of <,
George In i>1z. havias
rFSs urllr=ru-e he
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

v ts-tt toE Esapmktka< lne nrtn tpro-
- epryl amendment TO the people with a
49, TO its possible repeal Was defeated
- he sth in the Rhode Island House Of
nresentatives, where II origin atei, by
. yete OF % 70 -
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

Democratic state COMMITTEES as
SCI n at indianapolis, Ind, on the
81 Chairman James H. Rice resigned
N -ition and Z P. Richardson was
cno@ 20 Ill the vacancy for the unsx-
piru1rrm The State convention will be
he14 y indianapolis April u. at which
TIM = Stale ticket will be nominated and
esss4otes to the National convention Sc
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-15

HHzEx c. PARKER, aged thirty five, a
proy1uon broker, and an unknown maa.
exs4 bout twenty-five years, were found
dad p Parker's room At No. sc State
xrrse< Brooklyn, " Y. On the 81. Par
ker - come home with his companion
fafs - night, both bsing intoxieat-d, and
% x9<ng TO bed the men had left the
gas t1rnef - aad aali: They xsxs
ys1Err4ss.i
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-28
OUR BREAD IN DANGER.

The United States Government Chemists in their
use have developed the fact that almost all the baking
powders upon the market made from alum phos-
phates contain large quantities lime other aduter
As matter of fact of the samples analyzed the
Royal was the only baking powder found free from all of
these deleterious Ingredients, and absolutely pure
Alum is used substitute for Of tartar to
produce cheap baking powder The effect Of alum upon
the system has been ascerned be poisonous and
doses have been attended with fatal results The phosphate
next to the alum powders in cheapness They contain
large amount of lime The baking powders sold with
gift of the alum phosphate class.
Lime when subjected to heat gives off certain amount
of carbonc acid gas, but quiekme is left Of the
most powerful caustics known. Chemists have found
twelve per cent one-eighh of the weight of of
the baking powers advertised pure to be lime.
The absolute purity and wholesomeness Of the Royal
Baking Powder-now affirmed by every chemist and food
analyst of prominence and conceded by all manufacturers
of other b1ands-arise from the exclusive of of
tartar which is specially refined by patent that
totally remove the lime and all other impurities.
In his report the United States Government Chemist
says: The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure for
have found in many tests made for the United States
Government will go still further and state that it is
undoubtedly purest reliable baking powder
offered to the public
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-28

movement, rich oriental color and success
sion of striking spectacular effects. The
love of brave young Hebrew soldier for a
Chaldean princess supplies the romantic mo-
tive for the story. The tale is fascinating,
romantic, dramatic and picturesque. Pub
ished by Charles Scribner's Sons, and for
sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
Margaret Regis and Some Other Girls, "
by Annie 81. Ryder, will be welcomed by a
multitude of readers all over the country,
who know the author through her last years
book, tHold Up Your Heads, Girlsi" AL
though wholly different in plan-though not
in purpose Margaret Regis" is every whit
as strong book, and to some will be even
more attractive. Margaret Regis is one of q
group of merry students at an institute for
young ladies, bright, healthy, active and
with never-failing fund of good nature and
good spirits. After graduation she plans to
make her hfe-work that of teaching. How
her plans fall through after brief expert
ence, and how she makes an engagement to
teach one grown-up pupil for life, instead of
q room-fnlI of little ones for half dozen
terms, readers must find out for themselves
from the book itself. Published by D. Lo-
throp & Co., Boston, and for sale In this city
by Judd the bookseller.
Roberts Bros, of Boston, have been pub
neat and attractive form. The last of the
series is an autobiography of Adelaide Risto-
ri. Madame Ristori describes, in animated
style and most interesting manner, her strug-
giles ahd triumphs on the stage, which she
SO long ornamented. For sale in this city
by Judd the bookseller.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-06-28
Another Romance of the Rink.


Wednesday evening Constable Mosher, of
Psinesville, brought to this city one Frank
Weideman, whom he lodged in the county
jail on the charge of grand larceny. The
prisoner is accused of taking $15 and suit of
clothing belonging to Della Bassett, and
thereby hangs a little romance. Yesterday
morning the complainant, Mrs Bassett, went
before 'Sqnire Kitchens and swore out new
warrant against Weideman, as the offense
was not committed in this city. She said
they had been acquainted in Wellington they
that two or three weeks ago she came here
and went to live with Mr.. Matthews at ], ,512
Housh avenue Weideman and she CORES
ponded and finally made arrangements for
him to meet her here. He came, and on
Tuesday she left for Erie to be married. She
says she furnished him with suit of clothes
and at the Union depot gave him $15 to buy
their tickets. He did not return the change,
and at Painesyille, he left the train. She
went on to Ashtabula and then she returned
to Painesvills, where she found him and had
him arrested and brought to Cleveland.
Weideman is a beardless youth and does
not look is be over 90 years of age.