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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

Washington Nov. 23.-Fhe following is statement
of United statcs bonds purchased from August B..
1887, to date, inclusive Amount purchased-1s.
SOS I5s, 500; AIS. 1904 $50 total. S293.66
ESQ. Costs s125 ,ose ,3o1; LIS S133. $50 800 :
Total, s261 ,179,1eI: Cost, at matqrfiy-4s ioa5;
savlng-4s 1854, os2; 1-2s, SG,o93,S5O total
So, 24O al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
BoyDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. Nov. o3.-Thc bond offerings to-day
aggregated Sl11, $50. as follows
Coupon $500 at 1877.
Registered 4s-S5 000 s4,350, 2el,O0o and 100000
at 1877.
Registered 1850 900. gel ,o0o al 1o5 "a.
An the offers accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
FOREIGN TELEGRAPH SERVICE IN BRAZIL

Washington. Nov. 23.-Chares r. Flint has received
the following cable dispatch Rio de Janeiro, dated
to-day
CAPTAIN Averina has been appointed Director OF
TeIegraphS COmmunicatl Professionally Suspencei
with ali poinrs In Erazn excepting the coast ci'i,s
pany.
Another cable messaga quotes exchange as firm
Rio, p l-2 Para. % IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
city. After the game the members of both clubs sal
down 70 dinner. The following Is the score:
New Rochelle Club


BALLPLAYERs SIGN FOR NEXT YEAR.
Philadelphia. Nov. 23.-A d. sanders. pitcher, 10
day signed a Brotherhood contract with the PhnS
delphia Players League team.
Cincinnati, Nov 23.-Thc Cincinnati Baseball Club
this afternoon obtained McPhees signature 20 . con-
tract to play In that organization next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
THE CHIPPEWA COMMISSIONS SUCCESS.

Washington Nov 23.-The Chippewa Indian Com
mission to-day announced the successful completion
Of It's labors In the following Official telegram:
Hon. j, I. Morgan, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Assent obtained from each and every band In the
state, practically unanimous.
HENRY NJ. RICE. Chairman
The amount Of land surrendered under the agree
ment Just made Will probably reach 1000 600 acres
and includes some Of the most valuable pine timber
And agricultural land In northern Minnesota BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
oFrroERs OF A STATE ROAD ELECTED.

Newburc. n Y, Nov 23.-Tbe Montgomery ard
Eric Railroad Company held meeting to-day ana
elected Board of Directors and the following oncee'
Gncs WilkIn: viceprrsident and treasurer,
G. J. Everett; secretary, ". j. Mead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
.nv r,1E NEw.YoRK cENrRALs LIMITED.

Tho celebrated Chicago Limited train between New:
vrs and Chicago. by the great four track New-York
Io,rai and Hudson River Railroad, Is the fastest,
,nst luxurious and easiest riding train N servbo
hssween tina East and the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
DIRECTOR IN THE PLACE OF JOHN cRERAR.

Chicago. Nov 23.-At meeting OF the Boaru Oh
Directors Of the Pullman Palace Car Company, to
day Henry r. Reed Of Boston was eec,eu u W ~
Crerar Mr.. Reed is member of the firm OF Nash
snaulding d Co., OF Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
RACE-HANDICAP.
,,,ro,, GAME OF TENPINs.

A match game Of tenpins was r"ileu ~, a. NV
pooh.,,s club and the Produce Exchange Club OF this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

TO BE PENSION AGENT AT PHILADELPHIA.
Washington, Nov. 23.-The President to-day APP
pointed William II. shclmire. Of Pennsylvania, 10 be
Pension Agent at Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
ELIZABETH ENTRIES FOR MONDAT.

Following are the lists of probable starters at
Elizabeth tomorrow -
FIRST RACE-PURSE 800 ePLCIAL "Ei"hAo'
FIVE FURLONGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

scale. SELLING. FIVE
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21

Delaware and Maryland, / a. m. /:
Fair warmer weather, with fresh and
light westerly winds.
The New York Herald weather forecasts
A storm depression viii probably form in
the northwest to-day and move eastwardly
over the lakes tomorrow, causing con
siderably warmer weather in all tine
country cast of the Mississippi, followed
by rain or snow in this section. Temper
ature was nearly stationary in the United
States yesterday; the chief minimum re-
ported was 30 degrees below zero, at
Moorhead, MINI. the chief maximum, rs,
at Key West. In the Middle States and
New England fair, warmer weather will
prevail, with fresh and light westerly TO
southerly winds, preceded by lower tenn
perature in New England, followed by
cloudy weather in the Western and North,
ern parts of this section. On Friday in
New England warmer, partly cloudy
weather and fresh southeastern to south.
westerly winds will probably prevail.
followed by rain or snow and on Satur
day partly cloudy to cloudy weather. with
southerly TO westerly swinds, and slight
thermal changes, preceded by rain or
snow.
Baynard's thermometer, z a. M. 81: 9
! 81 "a, Sc; II g. L., 81 p. N, 4G.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


While you have it and buy your clothing
and furnishing goods at auction prices,
at M. Meyerss. N. w. corner Fifth and
Market streets as the property is sold
for bank and NJ. Meyers has to sell his.
and must sell his stock at a great sacrifice
by the 25th Of March, and the large stock
is not very easy to get rid Of without
sacrificing. M. Meyers, N. w. corner
Fifth and Market streets.
Not Free Agent.
judge thought told you not to
come before me AGAIN.
Prisoner-Well, Judge, | didn't want
to come. My friend in brass buttons
made me.
Judge-Ten days.
Halt Fare to Washington.
For the benefit of all who desire to
visit Washington at the time of the in
auguration of President elect Harrison
the b. q o. r. r. Co viii sell excursion
tickets to Washington and Baltimore at
rate OF one fare for the round trip from
all points on its line The tickets will
be ON sale February % to March 4. in
elusive, and viii be valid for return pas
sage until March z, inclusive.
Please note that excursion tickets via
B. & o. will be good to stop overto Balti-
more, in either or both directions. within
the time limit of the ticket.
They win also be accepted for passage
on all trains, including the "Vestibuled
Limited Express" without extra fare.
Excursion tickets from Washington to
Baltimore, at rate of $1.20 for the round
trip will be on sale at B. & o. ticket
offices in Washington, February % to
March 4, good until March :.
The Best"
Tonic Poe. The best corn cure is Tit
combs, 25e The best cough cure is Nc
malls Syrup of Tar. 35c. The best soap
is Danforths Glycerine, 10c. N. B. Dan
forth, graduate in pharmacy, Second and
Market streets.
DIR, DeHardts pennyroyal pills ST.
Sold by druggists also by mail. 203 n.
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Laules be-
ware Of limitations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
DIED.

CROSSLEY. AT Chester, Pa, on the 18th
instant, Mrs. Mary NJ. Crossley, aged AS years.
DAVlS.-In this city, on the 18th instant,
Annie, wife of Nehemiah Davis aged 81 years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
WINNING PRIZES.

Frank II. CarswelI's Collie Puppy
"Bevis" Carries on Three Prizes
The Westminster Kennel Club show in
Madison Square Garden, New York, has
brought out ,S12 royalty bred dogs. The
list of prizes would fill over three col
umns of the EVENING JOURNAL.
Among the prize winners are several
Wilmington dogs. Under the head Of
collies, rough puppies under twelve
months, Bevis owned by Frank r. Cars
well of this city drew first prize. In the
Collie Clubs Futulity stakes, the first
prize so per cent of the stakes was won
by Mr.. Carswell's dog The same dog
also won first prize in the Collie Clab's
Produce stakes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
R. R. ROBINSON g. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Corner Fourth and Market Streets

Corner Fourth and Market Streets
a FOR SALE.
30 shares Wilmington City Electric Com
pany's stock.
100 shares Of Wilmington Transfer stock.
Stocks bought and sold in the New York.
Philadelphia ana Boston markets on cemmis-
sion.
Letters Of credit given. available in all PARTS
the world, and drafts on England Ireland.
France, Germany and Switzerland issued
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21

The Warren Athletic Club win shortly
move into its new quarters. the second
aoOr GA 0l.e lei A-eA lew Wi-wam.
The directors win purchase an entirely
new outfit.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-02-21

POWELL MONEY.-At Claymont, by the
Rev. Mr.. Temple, James Powell of Brandywine
hundred and Ella Money Of Chester, Pa
PIERsON-P Philadelphia. on
the 18th instant by the Rev. Issac w Bagley.
Joseph Pierson and Rachel A. Parry, both of
this city.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

Ar rlum fuaY Of Portage VINO has
been d patient 10 Dho lly Hospital for
.hc past three weeks, auloia8 from
typhoid luYp. dlol gt that institution
tuesday muuilg AZ b.il o'clock. llo was
admitted 90 tho Hospital about eighteen
days ago aud durIug lho last few days he
suffered d great deal Tho attendants at
the Hospital done everything m Their
power ~ alias lhu pai4 Of the suffering
man bat au paslnlY power could do hin
any good and his soul took los flight AZ
tho meak " day hHmomIug lli4 home
was Ia Portage whore slepmoIher and a
alsler reside An uncle Ar j q BraWl,
en- lives al sonmap Tho relatives have
been notified OF his death aud as YET
nothing has been done with his body and
the Hospital authorities arc awaiting 10
hear from tho relatives lltooqq Afyor,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

with Mrs. Conway ever since. lie only
paid so OF the purchase money. how
ever, aud now Conway brings suit for
the balance. White claims the woman
vas dear At $40. As Mr. w also deals in
horses occasionally, he should have ex.
amiaed Mrs, Cs teeth before completing
the baraaia
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

pithy Paragraphs nf Late sews IN Con
donSed Fna.1I.


Candidates fought noblY and uumer.
usly ut Gettysburg
4 Maine man has raised blue pig
which he sin eShlhlt al the State Fa'r.
William Nhlpple. tramp, was a.
rested IN Allegheny last saturday lie
bad on his person sa,0id.
4 paou Pa, calf with i've legs has a
harder tlme 70 got alons than noJ .cs-
town pis with ouly three.
Mrs. General john A. Logon seems 20
be tho choice of the Grand Army people
for Corporal faane. place.
West irainia Is prolific oI yuohass
The slxth within seven weeks 'r1. place
m Mel1er county la, Saturday
I4ilb Lauelry hes pccgeial 10 getting
a divorce from the ald man af hsl She
win marry Gebharl sgy hartb
Il thought a IuU "a the l.onn ease
will be- cufai ab0Ht the time 81 me
open.1e % Che Waris air m Chicago iu
1879,
United States Nsrlal Naplc who
liHet judge Tony l# b..a s'eeel 1u
hs 3au peoaa.4u.. wfb nouas u.ol
ats5.0uO.
Namu won't accept Tanners place
Major Mull "a AAsacl-#..a wl. ue
tried u,t tlaass as though lne .mcr
wa# ra.nF begging
Harrison IH.I '" ...uH.NI
Oau. former HH. ..eH
pointed eh.efw lhaH.rHrE division. ..
lhe hwl Wifu a..
fb, .aHIs,. Penis .a.. lWa..
Doodle Whenever l...E HEma
rgan p.H.Mnw h.
.ua,AIu lar}a.. .b..H
FonEu. ug uU. U.u .#I..
msh nr r g.H. If u
Jaa.I q .1at... ..H. ..N U.I
th. criminal hsl Uo.Ua H..s. ......
aWllmf.. W. man
.laro u. eaa ....
b, aa. pads n U4... .. H#H.,
morning laHu N.
pssaa
Ta,UeI.us I.. fla.
olOana nn.iU
taaNtHoDat. ...
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london IHuW.lu #
unaat w.
alaedlutaa#l.
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puaI q I..
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Jones'. uuauayI
aau...Hl
alueI o. IS
Mts Mary IoUr 81. N Hf
pot Conn. a, #H #a "Wednesday
iomlut 0up a. lHu .s .Ua ordinary
infant born 81 ml Aurw UupU.a ml
ihe other Is as white af tho1..H..IIan".
seniai.feoi lhe uNa.A.4f...
william II ..lru.,'Al "Ha N'.a "H
Ward street fiHmush eal u.H' '.".
uu pigeons tu hgHWh uH'a. I..I Ha.h.
sunday mUIH#uu #f. #..I .H.U Ul.l Id.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

kAH AAAE#AH nc AAAaANa NaAN ANMNa3
Aa gathered for her. We were nvine =
very quies life that summer, ans hopez
that Dora rcally meant 30 make her
ohJlcs. and ccass the foolish coaaettia<
uf the winter.
II, was late IN Jaly. when ons ereninz
the 8 o'clock train hHuaght Mali@s
browne. quite unexpectedly. He seezlHt
very much gkciied-so much that I 80
afraid - hai been drinking. NJ hEs-
band was Away ioF . week cn business
tip. AMI baiOFe Walter had leen half e.
auur with rs ! was 70 an aToag = De-
vaus teTroF. aud even para. / coaid ssls
Fas half frisAteaed He ta-zed WAA..
aad bis e8ee HeHa aUt faF "a ils=Hat q =
tiel I hurried tea. in hopes he -
leave as earlier. he ata hlt lkNe, ana
banded his knife with q slrt q sarsetg
-Hat male ne l.nz G. rn wh
NteA tea sac lVsr He seat tc u
porch, and Mere 4aiety eaafsls-as. W-.sa
suddenly NHlTN MNeak .a4s - tas
sUsUs. lie had afuvel aAl4 80 ser- ID
tIe diulHE.r1um. All lel.e.ei zlelt l. :
tic garden until ue cama C-t BE -
psAuuce destroyed tae lass vasttge 8
camposula .n Walter a4lEes. slu-E-
iHs " bis feet p .I.si
I'VE are tath leIe L.r t nss
men who adore gl4- N- a t-
tween u-
Nsnsens.' Dora Sass ue
Hs Choose eh.ce walter Er-1
Whom ~ y.l .lFa. Letls Ga taa -
Falry leH. aud laa-
talth eHe ..-E ..E q. E. Tera
aa a t.rt
fs H N F
s- ueHH -IE .I..le. .asE
hat ta r-
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bent a-HT .eI
sf ATet 81 il.les
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.a- buried ar. .ls
a.lsol l.ztla. .slg a
cath E. leagsala4 = .--
Ees.r lla IaasyA. ana l1. l- 4a
uaurs ha died t
aaatI. asylum
"aat IL tle l1Lg Ne4FT aeaEz -
a4g. 4E4 ept.I -. I s l
aer bed. making ~ ealI- ~ Iss.g-1-
craving fsr leafh o. t-I EeI Ll64rN =
-.ou as tie lellr.4E- lelt Lel.
..auc4 agony u remslsa 4 LsseI W.
le--sG, aLd ] pUg l.ss LeaI H5
Faln j watched LaI aag aIe E.E-t.
earring she would egmaE s4.e.-s 4
listened ~ Ler yEay ere, AsE pieces -
geais ~ Heaven tgI .4Ed.l. -eI .zzs-9a-
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
TT is COMING.
TuE FIsAL DIsTHsBUTIOs 0f TuE
FUND

~ rs hNehR ~AAftNtt tNoahsaftHh ~
possible nan't Count Your Money TIL
Hea 0ei u.
Secretary kremer arrived in town yes
terday morning and has been busy an
DAY getting bis work IN shape. no gas
assisted in auditing some accounts By
Capt p y Breek who hai barge q the
accounting department o.. some time
under General llaslinss. air Kromu
has been given tull charge ~ ua disldm.
tiou ~ fts relief fn3 3. 'e hood Com.
mission. aAd ia connection with the
Board - Inquiry win begin paying out
theme a con as possible Although
tlrro .aa good deal Of aofa la feadiusl.
.ng aerounls SCI 90 be done, Mr kvmer
hope they w.H De ready % pay az least
nilhla tHn,g weeks
Che : uuJ01J appropriated tor the
people herc b lhe lasl payment the Flood
loAHI. .o.aIs Bib make. us tAe balance
u0al mat bo ln tAeli hands vii be- turned
over - lhc loaai Committee This Com
uIH.a $50 Hkay Aatt q considerable
amount 80 haHa a1d afl,r us dhtubu-
uaH ras been mad, bY fHc Commission .i
a.a q determined aAal u.l lg loa,
1910 l.e uA.aHs.
A. u.. H#}m Doe nov D. lt made
.l... Ha .ut HT.. H.l. re.ate
al. au...i "a ..al al lAem n mI
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
RonnINa ruE surrERnRs
i nisgraeenai Conspiracy a. steal the re
lief supplies several omelais Under
Arrest.

A nissraeefai Conspiracy a. steal tho Re
lief suppiles several omelals Under
Arrest.
SrokASg FNlla W. r. september p
4 very dissraoeful exposure has Just been
made here, which mrlIeatgs two mem.
beers of .aa Common Council and police
officer
The HameH Il .the persons implicated
alo Sidney ID. Water ra. ulsh. md
William Gillespie. rhg msu ue charged
witb having formed e conspiracy rs ap.
pfoprata la9fwdf ul applies furnished
hy coulIhu.ua f0r lbg eIg, ut taos. Vao
lIlued by me recent Hee
Several weeks ..o EabU hsl s
arrested tt au.eaa California sa a charge
81 having 0Hl prov Ions gul other ~.
piles AVID approgr rei'H. psrI. ne
Hls inspected hUtm.I l ut.a roma
-Uotaao Els However Hn aa .t4-
cured at CHICO HaI - h.nr bH Ht
h.ek mai. .a.aH '.m.l H.. j
conspiracy ..H'.d .a.a he .I.. al
eHsu fHr Ihe rt.Ian .f A. #
aHlH. ..a af
mr #a I Omitted a.
hHHH TeHH-
position I. u.l U i
A Ht Haa aa. a @ ia
# ah.r l 0.H .I
H.M.at H#.. .... .. cons
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
uufNH 10 NJ. sauoua lapi4i ~
L----.l l--- IalLDAl


uslNat lo ~. aapoual lawiW lls
Irm#.b IsIiIpad
hpuI laU Presidential inauguration
30 mole liI.aHI nml laa ever ocmrei
IA WHHus.a OHM ilruIeuuAl ropc.aYe
~ Krab| Juupar from October 6lh 90
lA 1850 tFy lana Yrpu tbls syeut
l4u Ae utaaliou of Che county 20
some oty bu' ior many yeaf pasl
Boleu alu uaY enjoyed .ha honor
Bpsbngi9u y uo# ihe fpy5Ied point
eu9 tmfy .Hcll hc Ma ihai uo dty IN
fb w9Il 1e.ia elppled 70 speb q
puIpg.a Vide pYepua Aedgpd by
hand ome buildings iom . background
f9r uul apoaaouIu display Chat cam
uoi bo uplHad m hmadcu u SOD be-
b aa.a aaaf iu thg Capital pud thousands
~ pcopll HiII 81 No witness a IN order
lbal gay lHlHremmt may be offered The
FunyHna ia.lr0Nd Company W.ll A..
dura H Wo i0 Washington ON lhie
oaeasI0a by opt hdt This company will
zen Gmiou lIehaa ~ Washington from
all uckaiapl.op. on iIs lines, QaIoho slh,
gu l0A apd llu wlid for wlum uuli
0aiobu - 1850 "a one fare for lhe
round ulp 0p iAeIeluu lrip q slopoil
Bilhin i4o lImIl SIN le pIloWed az BpllI
mole Wilmington lhiaiapbialruiou,
HuW.lWs HHlUmVqt lmIp Empor
ium md coW according 10 lhpIoule Of
the umYaIn hmm7 WlllmmiHh spoalne
rai@ 0A aFpl@tlou
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

A very slick wlpdIer 10 operating IN
the Southern part Of tho state Upon
entering a town no lays IN q supply Of
small glasses Thoaa he alls with earth
into which he places o couple Of short
stalks Of milk weed or any olhor plant,
with otlar Of roses. Ne Is now prepared
% furnish eonadpg purchasers with
shoots from lhe celebrated " ueyon
Rose using thaI or some other high
soupdpg name, at 81 90 each and does Il
as fast as hp can handle them,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
well-Pala aaelap gaass..


The responsibility NJ tho JUICES ~ =
lorse race II very great, aBd these big
race tracks are hiring experienced MeA
Doth 10 start horses ana Judge THE fNlsh,
Mr. Caldwell, who works On neaHlg all
.he big race courses east. gets 500 . 1ag
lOr starting tho races ~ the afternoon,
and he Is regarded a. tue Dest Ia the
country. He gele larger SALARY III BIS
ears work than tho Judge NJ ang eOtgfC
the United States. He earns tNles as
much as an associate Justice u ti4s elt
lreme court, who 10 forced " I've ~
,tyle lu Washington.
Col. simmons the PAID ludBg Tor 6eF-
ral Ol the prominent eastern assOcta-
ions. no receives 80 Z day - gne Pc
Iding Judge IN the st&ld. IAe CtAeF
Wo arc not paid, but aFe eelecte4 iroM
prominent turfmeH On tHe tack. lhsE
ave little 10 say except in caee u . die
ute. Tho reason tho race men give -
q Why the Judge d06s not get a. m~aH
lay as tie starter u, iLat hls duties afs
lOt as delicate ~ Onerous tGaL, ~ =
ule, there Is dispute a. % the bai4b u
: race, while few lnccs ufs eFef stated
| hat there ls not nOre Of ies5 ia4lL i0nHd
| yith the man WAe dFoPs the l4ea. fI'il,
ldelphia Times.
William T.. Gladstone has only thfee
Ingers on his left hand. IoftE seven
| ears ago bis lndeE linger was sAot m ~
! I premature explosion while loading be
| gun ia the hunting ilsld
Theio are more goVqrllr aud ~ gye-
| imOrs 10 this Country Wi0aa names -
! in with = han With any Other letter
Tor example, Beaver Big8si 8aeknef
sad Buckley :
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20
lohnslowp lorsos AZ Right

Agent QRdep, Of tho Pittsburgh
Humane Society, who was IN the city last
wuok returned home uu Saturday and at
a meeting Of the Society held Tuesday 60.
ported That gross mlslepiesepl on had
been made regarding the treatment Of
halm here and lMt but two cases We're
worthy Of action. lIe also Ald that The
State horses We're IN pApplWt condition.
The society has appointed Mr w w
nluker ua ila representative here
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-20

Zoe. HAr ~ sep.emho ~ The
BOOB llaw Flood Roliol Committee
yealpaay mpla illr npal distribution IN
Clinton county hayiug poIq oul one $3.50
900 nHulol lM M ihemo#I satisfactory
mmpu lAe Nomi wil 0ppolnl guar
lIm ior mn f0Hr ophoooi whiting
rlillw Wh4Hmoaaflel 1000
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-10
Mrs. Garfieid's Fortune.

The subscription raised for Mrs Gar
field through tho fundamentally of
Cyrus w. Field aggregated, when in
vested in government bonds, about
$4,000. Gen. Gariield's life was in
sured for $4,000. the payment of
which the companies, for the sake of
the extended advertisement it would
give them, ii for no other purpose,
promptly made. Congress also voted
her the remainder of the salary which
would have been due Gen. Garfield for
the first year of service as president.
which amounted to $40, 900. The little
estate which Garfield left aggregated
some $4,000. This was all he had
been able to accumulate after life of
unusual activity. This makes her
total estate. In round numbers. about
$450. 900 in money we'll invested. From
this an income OF probably $4,000 is
derived. In addition to that she has
from congress an annual pension of
S.. 600, which is now voted to the
widows of all ex-presidents. This for
tune hasn't decreased since James A.
Garfields death. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-10
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An Aneodote Of Mr.. Greeley.

In Aberdeen ran across an old man
who glories in an experience with Mr..
Greeley, to the story of which every
one who meets him is expected to listen,
says q Dakota correspondent OF the
New York Tribune. He was an Iowa
pioneer. He had lived in New
England, and once he had heard Mr..
Greeley lecture on the west. That
settled him. He took homestead in
Iowa, near little town which he soon
came to look upon as the best and
grandest spot on the footstool. While
visiting New York afterward he
thought he would call on Mr. Greeley
and tell him about "Kolly pint" 80
/ went TO the Tribune buildin'," he
says ''an wen it came MY turn / went
inter the room where Mr.. Greeley
was. Iguess the man that was in
that room before me must have riled
him some, fer he looked mad, an Jest
give me q nod as much as to say,
Speak quickt So | sailed in. tole
him he was the means o. my goin'
west, and I'd settled at '.Kolly Pint
an it was the finest place in the
country. an he orter put u piece in the
paper sayin' SO.
s''Les see, sez'e; ant tibet the town
where nine men was kilt by desper-
ado little vile ergop'
''Well. they had been a little kinder
squabble there on account of cow
puncher ridin' aroun' town shootin'
people. and s'pose they was some-
body got hurt. So seq: Yes, thet's
the town. and he gave grunt. / see
then tibet ! had ter 'polergize fer the
cow-puncher. so I SEE, SEE L iKolly
Pint is splendid place. Mr.. Greeley.
II hez the finest soil, the finest air, the
finest water you ever see. 1t don't
need nothin' in the worl'. 'ceppin' q
little good serciety an little rain
"'Humpr seq ee, 'thet's all hell
needslv