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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
THERE is PERJURY HERE SOMEWHERE

Mrs Nora HlltnwskA appeared before Chief Justice
McAdsm. IN the CITY Court, yesterday. and charged
Lawyer Henry T. Hopkins with having discontinued,
contrary her wishes. suit for breach Of promise OF
marrfAEe, In which she demanded 10000 damages
from Anthony Huber The lawyer. on the other hand.
sad that she had askod him to discontinue ihe suit.
ami had signed release, upon tho delivery OF which
he obtAned as from the defendant. Shn denied that
abe had signed the release Jacob c. Parsons, paying
icllar Of the Chemical bank, WaS henoupon called AS an
expert He compared the signature with the hand.
writing OF certain love letters 10 Mr.. Huber, and
d~clAred that The signatures werr, BY the same hand
Tho Judge will have the case placed before the Grand
jury,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

gnxed In transporting Immigrant pssssueers from foreign
ports to ports Of this country 70 give bonds IN such
81 the collector deem seienA with surety 70
hs ssusacton. conditioned for the rctdrn on demand ~
the expense Of the OF e weasel in which they
came Of all such immigrants who may be found not en-
nued 10 land.
In eases where t apprehepded that immigrant may
oeeons public charge collectors Of customs may In their
discretion require u bond 10 be giyen In such sum IA
they may deem proper before such immigrant shall be
permitted 10 land conditioned that such immigrant shah
NOS become public charge for support for period Of five
years upon any State Of the Unied States It's Territories
or the District Of Columbia city. town.
ship, county. or other municipality therein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
RULES CONCERNING pAUpEn IMMIGRANTS.

Washington, June lO-Ths Treasury regulations for
the enforcement of the act to regulate immigration, hp
proved August ., 1882 have been revised so as to
nroyIds I'm addition 20 the collect ton Of tho hedmoney
tax of 80 cents for each passenger from all foreign
sountrIes except Canada and Mexico, and the pro.
visions relating TO the care and return Of prohibited
Immigrants, as follows:
IN ,rlrrapts who are not permitted 70 lsnd Viii be re-
,a RI the expense owners OF the vessel In which
,hsv came and collectors Of customs are authorizes ana
s,setd n In their opinion II is necessary 70 require the
owners agents masters Of Oh soain os si 's'4A VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
DAMAGES AGAINST ELEVATED ROADS.

Justice Freedman in the superior Court yesterday
gavo Judgment for William b. Ross In his suit against
the Metropolitan Elevated and the Manhattan Railway
companies for damages 10 Inc pr"miSes No la7 West
Frty. thlrd-sL caused by the construction and main
tsnaDce Of the elevated structure. An award OF
ES 900 is made for SS OF rental value, and the value
of The ra.emopt taken Is fixed at 5000. Justice
Brarh. In The supreme Court. gave kunigunde ode
e. 600 for the eaSement and 1850 year for loss Of
rental value OF property In South Fifth-ave.,
botVocn Prince and Sprns sts, I'm suit against thu
.Ane defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
THE posTMAsTERsHIp AT cAyyyLroy.

THE PoSTMAsTERsHIP AT CHAMELEON.
Washington, June lo.-A reporter to-day asked Mr.
Clarkson First Assistant Postsn aster-Cionera TO
tho facts IN regard to the appointment Of postmaster
at the town Of Cannelton, Ind, concerning which the
President has been much criticised, many papers hav
Ing quoted speech made by him in the United States
senate In regard to tho removal Of Mrs. De La Hunt
from that once by President Cleveland in 1885. In
which Mr. Harrison strongly protested against her
moval. Criticism has been made OF the appointment
Of Mr. Zimmerman there recently, when Mrs De Ia
Hunt applicant.
Mr.. GARRISON said " Tho President Is not respon
sible for the appointment He thought the ofice was
Presidential and had made q memorandum that the
appointment should he given 20 Mrs. De Ia Hunt In
stead Of that the ONCE was fourth class and made
the appointment the recommendation OF congress-
Posoy. The President knew nothing OF 81. II
Is very probable that change Will BE- made there 10
some way a. Mrs De la Hunt Is the widow OF
Union soldier very deserving and undoubtedly com
potent. II had known tho facts should have Gp.
pointed her. II Is only fair that the public should
know that the prcSdcot vas not responsible TOR the
appointment. His intention 10 have appointed
tho widow OF a Union soldier at Cannelton.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
oIGARMAKERs IN ANNUAL CONVENTION.

The annual convention Of the National Trades Dis
trct No o25 Of Cgsrmsker Of America began yes.
terday at No. 229 East Twenty -tourth.st Antonio
sinipggen was elected chairman and Albert Hoh'
man secretary. The delegates will be In session
until Friday At yesterday meeting tho preliminary
business Of appointing committees concluded and
arrAn gemonts were made for the important bust
ness 70 follow To-day reports viii DO received ana
unoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

s::,s2 40 8 g 2S Z G--5
Famed runs Boston Ee"'Yosk =. faFN ao o.
NswYorS 8 Fra base bals-of Ctrkson B. %
Ees,a = StrucS oui--By ClSfason s, by Kesfe Il
ssshcs hE.nS Conner wSi,Di2 RS9 foT S.si:
s;sassssn New TszE s. Double plsye-H Richard
son ana Brcufhsrs . whitney and Conner Umpire
Rarnum- TINE q Eaue-2 :o4.
Tho sun beat down upon Washington Park IN all
ks fury yesterday, and the attendance al the third
game betsoen The Rrooklyn and LolnsSiue rams ~As
httis mora DISH In their work than usual, and would
hare won ths game but for a rally Ut the bat In the
seyeuth fnnhag by he home players: With the ex.
eepdon a thns inning strstton pitched Spirited nme
Caxuthers did good work, except In tho second LINING
The snooad base play Of Collins and the in6ed work
Of Smith coah not have been surpassed The score
vas @ s2peEded:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

DIRECTING 10 PROPOSED INSANE BILL.
The Commissioners OF Charity and Correction yesterday
received from DR.. Mathew d. Field Examiner In Lunacy
OF this city protest against the Gallup bill In ro
iaon 10 the commitment of the insane The bill Ia now
before the Governor The Commissioners Will SEND their
objections 10 the bill TO Governor nm to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

NEW TELy OF N4TUR4L GAS At S4NDl oHthA'
Utica, " Y, juno lO-A third VEN Oh Ni'ui@ ~ 90 20
urn. ,ok AZ sandy Creek to-day twice a. largo as the
others having pressure of 400 pounds 10 tho sqssre
inch Where the gas has been piped anu "hu''"
there are NO flames burning thirty ioc' ns"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
M spcupp Az INDICTMENT.

The case against the United States Illuminating Com,
pany accused Of a misdemeanor In errHlns poHA anu
s,rinsing wires without mission from 'ne hus'a
Electrical Control was sgaln sent oeiofe inc 'su" '
-~.,.,t., Tn. ,,.. vas dismissed last week The
Jurors refused however 70 ind an indictment ana As
case WA again dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
SALE OF HoRsEs.

William BastOn began yesterday an auction sale Of
harness and saddle horses in Madison square Garden
There was a small attendance, and the bidding was
allow and uninterestinR Tho stock Offered Wa the
properly OF the Altonwood Farm, a. Mankroneck'
y, T. and con-rised some hncloekng hofSehesh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

spectators then lowered into position The theatre
will according u plans Of the architect George H.
Grebel be fine structure a somewhat modified Byrsn
hno style The entire building VIII be occupied By the
theatre. there being stores or Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

s zsse.ly'9. 9 z 9 9 9 8 9 g
s-nss fssra l Len On s.ssBPosElya
Iouis,ilo B. F1rst base balls-Br Caruthers g. By
strstton 3 Struck oat-By Caruihsrs p by stEatton 4
ssssn haanSS @S Hsees. Rsyasnd
Gleason q Thres-hsse htt-csrutAers. rwShaee hts
. !, Ths Jersey City and Worcester teams played an
interesting game yesterday bsfore goodsiEod crowd
AZ Oakland Park. Jersey City. was anybody's game
up 70 the eighth inning, when the homo players raj
lied at the bat and scoring three rims. won the
battle Daley pitched n steadier game than usual,
and was well supported. HeiSter did excellent work
"a second base. The score amazed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

NeW-York, June II, 1889.
In view of the rumors In circulation regarding
our business, we desire to state to the trade and
the public generally that we have not sold the
whole or any part of either Ale and Porter or
Lager Beer Breweries and that we have no inten-
ton of selling them
p. RALLANTINE g. SONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

THE BOOK OF oPEN:AIR sPoRTs e esis.ssa ss -
Il paesA Illustrated The stapdart en{asiI~ -
American open air smasements Rues f2s saIes s' r.
mine han playing shooting rl Esw-Yofs
Ents,taipSSnr aha uniysrssily esnpI sented " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
NJ EW-YORK DEPOT OF THE QUARTER

WGc;hail. S.. Ncw,Yok CITY. NAV 10. lss9' Sealed
r-opo,aIS IN npcat subject usual eoEd Q0hs VIII 20
received her. unit! Il O'Clock June II iSS9 ard then
oprEci for irruishiHR Iris depot the OuareflnssSS
stores ss stationery. Ga1yancd non 9SekrS par
iron, tool, white cad OILS Llhp,
e. sn. cited ON .cEerule u be 8u1 had 81 cds
once Bids Tor dei,c fy ether points wiz also DC enter
,ainad Tho T.. 4 the right u REJECT any
or al proposals. rat thereof or % accept a. may
bp most nh,antassou, to thc department. PREFERENCE
WI ba given to articles Of domestic production ~ asu
f,cture cord al quality aud price Including IN re
prod ard manufactures the duty
iLerSon be ng equal. Enyeores containing proposals
I" be 0pened jun Il. lsS9.' and addressed 10 q
on IEDfER Deputy Qua rte rns tsr-,ieneTrl U. y "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
MONEY STOLEN From TIE BWoU THEATRE.

4 drawer In the once OF tho Bijou Opera House was
broken open on Sunday night and robbed OF 500 which had
been taken In At the boS.oniee saturday night The
thief also broke into the OF Manager RoSenqucSt on
bo rond door OF the theatre building aad stole $40 from
dr,sslnOease He also stole suit n clothes from
A drcs,iug.room on the Mr. Rosenquest suspected
night Waterman who missing yesterday and police
detectives began = search for the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
" EW-Y0RK CITY MAY 8TH, 1855

~ Proposals for stationery and misecaneou. articles
ieSealed proposals IN ,rps2" subject 20 me Ell, asT I
O'Clock June ~, 1889, at which Lme ana place Snsy
viii b. opened IN the presence Of bidders hr furnishing
supplies and rcldelna ,Gr1ces indicated for the hset
ing service, u. Army, during thc nsca year endln9
June 80 1890 viz Furnishing AID delivering stationery
ana miscellaneous articles such as hiIwie ara b2ae-
furnishing goods and washing articles OF Govl nens coup
age Preference viii be sysn 70 arnces Oh o. s
production manufacture conditions OF quay ana prlee
Including In tho price Of foreign productions the duty
thereon) being equal The Governments resees tie nent
n lect any all proposals HANKS ana tun IhIoLus
don bidding, ctc., will be furnished 90 appesn9n-
Envelopes containing proposals. shonl1 ne MARKED
pnsos or stationery addrr 10 SUPER ntendsne
Recruiting service Room 81, Army Building. 80 WhltehaH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
Dirioen1 Notices.
proposals


A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
"A NcwYork City, June .. 1ss0.-Sesed proposals, in
oupcate will be received herr until IL O'Clock q. ~,
JUNE H. 1889 and then opened for supplying about II 600
gallons Of mineral oil per specifications ana sehedule,
which viii be furnished application TO the understgned
Preference will be given ,, 20 Articles Sn1d,t,sS.
Of quality and price Oncluding in the price
foreign productions manufactures the duty theReon)
being equal The Government reserves the right 70 re-
iect any or all Proposals. Envelopes containing pro-
po.alS should be marked proposas for Mineral on and
sddrcsssd 20 J. G.. CHANDLER Deputy ousttehmsstsr-
General. u. S. A.
AMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET
"A EEwYokE CITY June l., iss - as,I,
r. O'Clock M, July o. 1889, aud Then openea
or me construction and erection o. pomsnent ostrgns
in the fo cytnC named National cemeteries, w. Cave
Hin Ky. Fort Donelsen Tenn. Fort smith, ARK Fay
etteyins Ark; SewBsrme, y. CT Cortnth MISS Alex
sndria, VS.. Yorktown. Va AmS5-oIyle, Ga BsaS-
Tex or IN such Of hereafter be determined
npSn in accordance with the Design aud speeineauons
10 Be seen, ana had APPLICATION here. The u; ..
reserves ,hc night roicei or all ptepo:sis Pre-:
posals should b. indoIsed Proposals. for ConstfqcnnS
and Breeding ROstrums,' and pc addressed 10 j. u.
Chandler. Deputy oglrtermas,er General u s. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
ID ROPOSALS for improving streets and ave

MUGS In Chn District OF Columbia. OF the Con-
ms,Ioncrs q. c. Washington, D. e. June 9. iSS9;S
sealed proposals will be received al this Olce until -
o'clock M on SATURDAY, June 20 1882 for improving
streets and With curb. gusers. s6walhs ana
roadway paycrnnnts &c, &c. Blank forms OF propoAAa
and specifications bs Obtained this ece upon spp
cation therefor, together with all necessary nformson
aud bids upon thee forms only Will be conSdered The
right reserved reject any and oil hids or parts OF
bids J. W DOUGLAS, l.. g. HINE, CHAs. W. Ray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
John G, sHEEuAN' secsetGy.

nEPARIMENl VI IHE IN EhIUh.--
~ Onice Of Indian AeaTs, Washington, May - 1851.
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Blankets and
Addressed C0mm ssioner Of Indian AGars Washing
ton D. c. will received until l D. m. OF Thursday,
June 70 1855 for furnishing the rndian service a5oas
Is 100 pairs OF Atwood. indigo blue, msrkinao blankets
consisting $40 pairs point 42x5G inches 70 weigh
6l4 MS each; 3025 pairs l.2pUnt 54X65 inches, %
weigh MS and H. 735 pairs 3polnt G0x72 inches.
10 weigh ~. each Bidders acquired to furnish
samples Of the articles bid tOr such samples 20 be dcv-
ered az the Indian Oeice washington before the
time spaAied for opening bids. BIDS not accompanied BY
samples %i not be considered. The bidder whori the
awarded Will be required % furnish the
name Of tho mill mills which the blankets 70 Be
manufactured The Government the right (hs
exercise OF right shall be guaranteed by the
traetOr) authorize " visit the said mills 40
during the process Of hns manufacture OF se1
blankets end Inspect tho beria Of which they arc
being The right Is also reserved N reject any bid
any bid. II in the judgment OF tie Commits
Indian AIars such rejection will be IN the best
Interest Of the Government Each bid must be accom-:
panied by certhet check or draft upon some United
States Depository payable 10 the order Of tho Commits
indian Affairs. which check draft shall be nos
pee tho amount ot supplies pro.
posed furnished and shall h. forfeited 20 the United
States Ia bidder receiving award shall fall 20
promptly contract with good and sufficient sure
according the OF his bid otherwise 20 DO
returned bidder Bids must be made for The deiv.
cry of blankets the Warehouse Tor Indian supplies
In Ncw-York CITY aud all must be delivered not later
than days after approval OF the contract BIOS nos
accompanied Dy check draft will not be considered
IA ORERI,Y.
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CrLrn -pROpOSIIs pjl ~ yoco;1o.a- :. y ),

Z
- once Of the Superintendent OF Repairs for u s. Public
Buildings, at New York, N Y, and opened D. M Of
the I7th day Of June 1899 for furnishing all labor and
materials required for cleaning paseripg and painting In
RNuna and for exterior painting OF the Custom Houso
Iiuildlns In the aye named city 10 accordance with the
apechcaton Bidders must state tho number OF working
days In which they will complete the work. from date OF
award Of renract under penalty Of tore,tns so per ey
n.oposal must be- accompanied BY certified ehees ~
1900 made payable to the order ~ the Treasurer OF tas
United states which viii be subject fpftenfe in esn
defSut The right 10 reject any or AL hds resas6
he specification be AMI ntorrston au.ssss
D. addressing WILLIAM J. FRYER JR, suosrn'en'''s
NJ Repairs
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= MY RTTTIDTZ7T, WHTTEHALL STREET,
AQUEDucT COMMISSIONERS, oEEIoE,
ROOM 200. !sTEWAET BU LLDING. 49,,
No. $50 broadway, New;IoLk- NAY 20 Ises'

no CONTRACTORS
y IDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
ID by Ieet double slucs Gates, with the nsses-
sary lifting machinery &C., required al the PocAntce,
Irdsey and south Yonkers slowSd gate h1ass ca Sec
approved forms Of and specifications 90 ne IN
lie once the Aqueduct Commissioners viii De- reSsNsd
AZ this ONCE until o'clock y. N, On WEDaESDA1.
JUNK 1a, 1883, at which place snd hour they WI %
awsFd Tor doing sid will be ado by said Commits
sionaFs as sUon thereafter possible. :. f,
pSnk forms OF and specifications therepf.
and bids or proposals and proper envelopes for their m
ciosu and IN other Information, be obtained the
above once OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on sppisa-
IIon 70 the SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
n R0p0SILS FOR KERSEY AND SILK

Il TWIST.-DEPOT QuARTERM ASTERS OFFICE
Les ARCH STREET. PHILhDELPHIA; PA. June 81
Ss9-SeAed proposals in triplcate WIFI be received ~
this until ~ o'cocx noon. Saturday, July O. 1889.
for furnishing the U S. onsrterm,stcr's Department. in
heavy QuSty; and $1,000 7ysd SpoOls Of SIX Twist
No. To- Bidders must state the dates VI their proposed
deliveries The Government the right TO rnses
ANY and all bids Preference given tn articles OF domestic
production manufacture conditions az Quality and
Including the price OF foreign productions
posss and specifications VIII be furnished by this soe
endoraed Proposals for EerSey Siik Twist "a ts
ease may h.. and addressed the undersigned, NJ. l.
LUDINGTON, DEPUTY Q. VI. General, u. s. A.
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For list OF gold medals awards testimonials and prices
In bulk apply 6se8G2 west 55thsL. N. Y
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-12-25

LAUGHTER.-Dow we, as rule. laugh
enough? Is there not too much beef
steak and too little gravy for salutary
digestion in the everyday consumption
of brain food? Is there spice enough
to season the standing dish of drudg-
cry? There is service to a chaste
laugh, and its relation to physical COM
fort is noteworthy. Our emotions are
the plaything of our surroundings, and
the graces we would cultivate can new
er be perfected in an atmosphere that is
not cordial. The nightmare of disaster
is ever disturbing new endeavors and
cherished ventures; and, if it is to be
dispelled, the handiest helper is the
sunshine of mirth. TO one who is in
the maelstrom of cares or who is a GAL
ey-s slave in the struggle to exist or on
whose cast of dice is staked the gain or
loss by living there is no force than can
sustain as broad humor. Music has a
power to tighten loads, relax bows, but
side-shaker seems to be quite as salu-
tary to the weary ones in the market
place. A ditty travels to the springs OF
the feelings, but a neatly perpetrated
pun makes the man of care take cheer
as he tolls. The mind that is lost to
every appeal save the requisitions OF
his vocation needs to be switched OIL
and handy way to do it is to tickle
him.
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THE OXFORD BooTBLACK.-A hun
dred years ago, there lived little boy
in Oxford, whose business it was to
clean the boots of the students of the
famous University. He was poor, but
bright and smart. This lad, whose
name was George, grew rapidly in IA
vor with the students. His prompt
and hearty way of doing things, and
his industrious habits and faithful
deeds won their admiration. They saw
in him the promise of a noble man,
and they proposed to teach him little
every day. Eager to learn, George ac-
cepted the proposition; and he soon
surpassed his fellows by his rapid pro-
gress. IA boy who can blacken boots
well, can study WE'LL" said one of the
students. "[een as briar," said an
other, "and pluck enough to make a
hero" He went on, step by step, until
he became Il mana learned and elo-
quent man, who preached the Gospel
to admiring thousands. The little
bootblack became renowned pulpit
orato-.-PhiiadcLphiG Friend.
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My Last Sleep.

Still, beneath the churchyard willow,
Where the latest sunbeamS come,
I would gladly seek pillow.
Sleeping in my last, sweet home,
For health's ebbing tide has left me
On stark and dreary shore:
Year by year has time bereft mo
or what time can ne'er restore.
Friends, whom once loved to reckon,
Give no more the claspinC hand,
Cold in dust, they can but bcckon
To another, better land.
Hopes are vivid rs the tinting
or the April rainbow light,
Thoughts as tender as the glinting
or the first, pale star of night.
All have faded-all have perished-
All have gone-forcvcr gone;
Forms beloved. and visions cherished,
All have vanished-onc by one.
Well know that some beside me
Fondly strive to Soothe and cheer;
And that, let what may betidc me,
They will hold me near and dear.
Well know my breast returneth
ChangelesS faith, and grateful truth;
Well know my hearts flame burneth
With the oil that fed its youth.
Still, beneath the churchyard willow,
Gazing on each sodded heap,
would ask a quiet pillow,
With the long and dreamlcss sleep;
Where no sculptured pomp above me
Shall eXtol with praise anu fame,
But where those will come who love me,
Just to sigh and breath my name.
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Fair Warning.

LII persons indebted to RUSSELL e.
n BURNS will save costs by calling on
NJ. P. DEBRUHL, ESQ. and settling.
RUSSELL &c BURNS.
Nov. 6, 1889, If
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MAMoUD, THE IMAGE-BREAKER.
The late Archbishop Trench tells in
verse a story of the Mohammedan con-
pueror of India, Mamoud, the image
braker. He found an image fifteen feet
high, and was about to destroy it, when
persons interposed, offering him an
enormous ransom if he would but spare
this idol. He put their beseechingsS
from him, answering that he would
rather be known as the breaker than as
the seller of idols, he struck the image
with his mace. Others followed his
e example, till it was broken to pieces
AS it broke itpoured forth such wealth
of diamonds, rubies and other pre-
cious stones as for more than outweigh
ed the ransom he had just refused. so,
when our weak heart pleads that this
or that which we fear to be wrong
should be spared let us remember that
we shall, must gain greater riches OF
peace and 10y by putting from us what
is evil, or even what is doubtful.
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DIR. F. E. Harrison

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER
~ vices to the public. Office over the
Racket Store, McIlwain Corner. Jan. 80, 'S9.