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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
FOR THE Army REUNION,

The twentieth annual reunion Of tho society !"
,hs Army OF the Potomac viii be held a. orange
n. j.. on Wednesday next' ABOUT ooo OF Is ai9u'
- tare accented tho invitation TO be present In
,s,ng many Of the best known veterans OF the war
-, che rebellion. Among them arc Generals slenes,
" +t.rIoir Dutterfcld Flty John Porter, Horace
nns+cr pratt. Doubleday, Greene, Lynch. Wilson,
oIiv.r PICKETT. Colgrove and Van Vliet. Governor
G,osn has ordered the entire FIRST bnsaao OK tn'
U .,I C,arI IN parade in honor Of tho society
sa,aro,,ons for the reunion have beon made
q. ,ndsr the charge of committee OF
inc S,'o iron, the New. England Society," with tho
co.onerson OF committee Of one hGndred ap
pointed by tho Orange G tSs manlcpa authorities Of
Ea Orange reviewing sad 5as pG saS ssSon
the senuo d % All 6ty fet high spans Manst- near py
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TIE WEATHER REPOR1.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR q HOURS.
WARRINGTON June s.-S p. m--f0r Maine, New HAmp
shire Vermont MAsGachnsotts Rhode lssnd, Connecticut
and Eastern NewYorE light rain stationary temperature
nOrthwesteTly winds
For Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania light rnln
tlonary temperature
For the Of Columbia Delaware and Maryland fair
follow 81 Sunday by showers stationary temperature
For virginia light rain preceded by fair weather In
ern portion stationary tsmpsrsturs.
For the CaronAs and Georgia showers stationary temper
AZURE.
For Eastern Florida and Western Florida fair followed IN
Western Florida by Light rains stationary temperature
For Alabama Mississippi and louisiana, showers slightly
cooler
Yor Eastern Texas fair preceded BY light n in the east
ern portion slightly co,ler.
For Arkansas aud MAsou. rain followed in western
by fair slightly cooler.
For Tennessee and Kentucky. light rain cooler.
For Virginis Western Pennsylvania Western Now.
York and Ohio rain ooO,sr.
For Indiana and Illinois. ram oopler
For Michigan and Wisconsin, rain followed In northwest
ern Wisconsin aud Upper Michigan by hr slightly eoocr
For Minnesota and Dakota light rain, followed Sunday by
tairi stationary temperature.
For Iowa aud Nebraska fair slightly cooler.
For Kansas and Colorado. light rain cooler.
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the Threatening weather there was large .r
The feature OF the day was the tweiN''pounu nan a.,
throw by j. s. Mitchell, OF the Cache A'h'e"o Nu"i
which he beat the record by 1--WE leet eleven Wv -
N,I,ho; threw the hammer l46 feet l2 inches W. D.
nav the crosscountry champion ran In tn, t"Cnl' TN
hrt was bestsn by =. d. sklman o; tic NeW'h"'A Avn
Ietc Club The games we're as iollows' 90. T., y
seventy.1ve yards run-woh oy W. !"
seconds. n.,. n r Z
one.nLrs walk-won by w. r. Pohmah' l. ~ ~
secoDds in 7 minutes seconds = AZ
Two.hundred- and-twenty.yard run-"on OS T. W.
H.pper N. ]. A. C., in % seconds
Eight-hundred and .eighty.yArds run-"'n '" ~ -
Johnson in 2 minutes is seconds
Novice eoOyards run-won by Harry A0fren !"
minute "a AS seconds =
Twomle run-Won by T. d. snimsh' ~ - u" ~
scratch in 10 minutes seconds
In an exhibition j. s. Mitchell threw the nfty-SH pound
veirht 2s feet b IL inches.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia. June a-wAshington won game hors
to day because Of the wrrched fielding Of the Ph'ladel
phIa club ward late Of the NewOrleans clue, 70
Gently signed by Manager Wright "a an inncldrr, had
trail ct centre field, and he was not success. The
scOro was:
W EH'.ssf:,Es a.. | 9 -
-Phnsaspal. H., wsshins,on E;FpEE: ~:
son, URR Ii HGddott and Andrews
The Athlstlcs outplayod Kansas CITY at every poim
this AFTERNOON and won as they pleased. sullIvsns
delivery vas bit hard The score was as folloWS
A.S e. el,y ..,....:i 3 g!
na-.hg. -A,hsac. rs Kan.a. SyS E,FeI.1 iS!S
Ump.rr-Carlin.
Cleveland june s--Tho Cleveland and PfrtsburE
teams played two games to-day, the home team win
ming both In the hst game Morris pitched with lltue
cfeet, and tho visiting players wero beaten without
much trouble Tho scorc WAS a. Appended
g;Sslsq9 -. -. Q 90 . 9 GO
.nB P5s2s IL T,'fSSG5' and fSi GS
onIy Ave inning, were played in Tho second game,
The home nine again winning and by winning tAkr
second place in the league race. The score wah
Gs,ysland ................' %
o, PitSburg 2 FTtchcrs-o DrOn and Calvin Umplr-
baltimore, June s.-Tho game between ST. Loul'
ami baltimore was not begun until after O'Clock
owing to the arrival OF the St. Louis team Umpire
Garney had already given the game to baltimore bu
The forfeit was waived by Mr.. Barne, aud the comics
pIsyed The visitors played all around the homo oltt
aud won easily came called eud OF seVonih
nulng ON account Of darkness Tho score was As fol
lows:
g Z; 4asI. ...........:.... 9 g;
n,s.bltA baltimore & St Louis . Errors- BatlmoI.
g. 81 LIIs A. FiLeheTs-Cunnlngham and King. I'm
pire-OoEncy.
Boston juno s.--The Giants left here for New
York this afternoon, actually r. doubt ~ To Wher'
they VIII play on Monday. TO.day's game with Bos
ton was prevented By rain.
Providence, 4. J., Juno (SpoiaD. Rain sioppoL
The game between Brown University and the University
OF Pennsylvania today with thu scor Ia a. Tho
end OF the second inning IL wac only Temporary
shower and in FEW moments the rain stopped, anL
the PonnEy men, confident Of victory. Were
lous 10 again but the Brown nine had left th'
| Geld and were nowhere 10 be found
Other games yesterday resulted as follows
At WuhesbArre-W ilkeSbarre 10, Hartford s.
| Al Naturalization 7, New.Haven L.
| Al Toronto-TOrunto 2. Rochester g
The Yale Harvard game at Cambridge 1as post
| poned by rain.
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Jersey CITY.

John Reilly the burglar who sawed so'eIS, sOn
,,. IN an attenpt to escape, pleaded guilty Yesterday
~ attempting to break jan and was remanuea iUp son
}epce when sentenced he will be sent oTAo
ao.,,tct3on. now pending In the supreme Court
r.,n,ra the copsututonalty Of the County Road act
a,,n he taken TO tho Court Of Errors The road wnl
cost several million dollars, and there Is very genera
ceiling that the present Board Of Freehohers Snou'a
not be entrusted with the expenditure OF 50 mu'u
money. A new Board win be elected next fah
william H. swallcnEcr, age fourteen driver ror
walter H. Mansfield TIA merchant, was thrown out Oh
Ria wagon and killed yesterday BY collision with
truck.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY

WHITE PLAINS.-A decree Of absolute divorce was
granted by Judge Dykman yesterday 20 MIS- Fannie e
Scott Essthope, Of Mount Vernon, from Walter East
hope, a diamond setter, employed at No. % John-st,
New.YOrk. . George ii. PurSer, Of YOnkers
has obtained from Justice Dykman a temporary m.
Junction restraining the officials OF Yonsers from a.
vertng the water Of Fern Brook into the Morris 81
sewer. The surplus water has heretofore supplied Q
pretty lake on Mr. PlrseFS grounds Dir. Purser has
also begun suit 10 recover $4,000 for alleged dam
ages 10 his property.
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hat factory, began annoying David Luxrsr, 20 IL.
offensive man, VINO Is also employed in tie @sstcsy
yesterday noon, and when the latter rctalisted DE
three men hung him TO the ceiling with wire sbous
bis neck Luxner alternately raised and lowered
until exhausted and his neck was bslly laeera.sd
His three assailauts are under arrest
EAST oRANoE.-The Rev. I. b. Pulan, of tn
Grove Street Congregational Church viii start for
two months California trip oD wednesday He has
exchanged pulpit with the Rev. John A. Cr1issn, ot
the Third Con gregatonal Church Of san Francisco.
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STATEN ISLAND

LIVINGSTON Staten Island LADIES' Club VIII
ye an outdoor ball the evening Of June IA 1t ia
clubs grounds in Livingston platform eoxIOo feet
will DO erected for dancing, and this VIII be covered
with a canopy.
NEw-BRIGHPON. Several OF the old sailors who
wero recently expelled from the Sailors Snug Harbor
for selling their votes at the February cwn eleotion
have applied 20 the Richmond County 6upenntendents
Of tho Poor for admission TO tho County Mmshouse
WEST NEW BRIGHTON.-1be Staten Island Athletic
Clubs lacrosse team yesterday again defeated the
philadelphia Lacrosse Club by a score Of to o.
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TOO DULL FOR AMUSEMENT
/, SLOW RAslBALL GAME m BRooKIYN.
JERSEY CITY DEFEATS THE LOWELL NINE
SCORES AND RECORDS.

About a. duh game Of baseball as has been
,,.voa this season was seen at washington Park,
prooRiyn, yesterday. The contest was between the
proohIyn and Louisville mines and there was Just
life enough in tho game to keep most OF the
spectators in their seats until the SKIN inning
Then the greater part Of the on,oolers grew so weary
that they went homo. stratton pitched poorly and
was poorly supported. The homo runs OF Corhhhl
and shannon were the only features The attendance
was 1850 The score was follows:
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The Newark and Worcester trans played at Newark
Yesterday, tho home nlno winning by the score OF
10 .. -, ,
The Jersey City and Lowell teams play a. oakland
sTNey CIty TO day for the benefit Of the Johns
town sufferers The Brooklyn and Louisville leans
play At kdgewood Parh.
Samuel Shaw has been released by tho Newark
team and Williams and Earle by tho E1ston nine.
Tho Atlantic Association umplios have been In
srructrd TO do all their umpiring from behind the
plate ~
The NewJersey Athletic Club NJ Bayonne CITY.
defeated thn Brooklyn Athefic Association a. Bergen
Point, y. J.. yesterday by a score Of o 10 J.
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vIs rgrs WOMAN MURpgBEp :

The body Of an unknown woman was found in tbs
Nsrem River at One hundred aDdfertiehs yesterday
morning. The woman was about atty years old, VIA
black haf snd wore black dress gray stockings afo
slippers The body WAS taken N the morguo where az
assopsy last neht disclosed fact that her skull and
ish thigh had been fractured It IL believed that alb
vas murdered before being thrown into the river The
police viii tnvsstiests The tragedy.
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,h. .n1in.l creditors Of forty cents 90 the doas'
The usoI,tes are said to DO $4,000 and tue asssD
$4,000.
Ahoat 100 whcelrnsn representing New-'ersey'
Kings County, Hudson County, New-York ana o'n@
clubs started ct IN. yesterday for run 70 rn.
delphla. The party were met at Elizabeth. PashEela
Princeton aud Trenton By local wheelmol aIiiet
betnR taken at Trenton. The tourists expecud W
roach the Continental Hotcl IN Phladopha pS
= m. where a welcome had been prepared for them
including display OF fireworks.
Fr,oN cramer. arc slxty.s!x, for many years tho
cItv Apothecary, dropped dead yesterday. he hsa
rec, sugerpo from Briehts disease OF the Kidney ;.
Mr. Cramer was veteran OF the war ana was
Nydower,
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ALONG THE SOuND-

BRIDGEPoRT.-The Republicans OF Fsirheh Couney
have selected as their candidate for Judge OF tAa
criminal side of the Court OF Common Pleas, 4. jar
Walsh, SECRETARY Of state.
SOUTH NoRwALK.-The one hundredth anniversary
OF jesse Lees first preaching IN N0rwak viii DO
celebrated by the four Methodist Episcopal churches
In the town on Juno 10 and II.
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Ciip Real estate &c Eet.

ANDsOMHLY FURNISHED or unfur'
Ill nished apartment tfronun4 PARK vi
November or Tor the year. Apply 70 jan
i,or, 30 West 60th.st. --------------
q PyBKLL new private dweIiipgs, ali Inn.
- prOvsmsntA fne nslEao ",riT sh6 Near nsr
IAN worth much more CARL =. RAND
RTp, 5000 8dEye., near leSth'st' sIe'
ton.
mo IRT.-DeAirable houses IN al SECTIONS
r. u. MAYHEM. III West 42d.st:
TT,o LET.-HouIes furnished ard uniys.
yi.6od. r. d. MAYHEM, III west
I2i-st ---------------
no LET.-Lofts, 50 n. By rs IT,, steam
elevator, with OF without steam power
GEO. D. EDDY. SOS Msdlson-sL ----
ETH.AYE., lS4.-Basemspt, second and
D thId doors: private or business large
turnishrd APARTMENT, b7th-st., near oth'aNe
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vAprors NEW.JERSEY TOWNS

NEW. BRUNsWICK.-A young son Oh william III
atash, Of Abeel-st, was dangerously ihjut0d mu,'
building bonfire on Friday evening. .. Inc hi~oie-
sex County Board Of Freehoders has offered prizes lo'
the reporters who print the best accounts OF the pro-
ceedngs at the Board. Inc sopnomoLe PtLo =,
oratory at Rutgers has been awarded to j. T. Cssthe
Nav Brunswick tho Bradhead classical prize 10 D. l.
De witt, Waikiki n. Y; the suydam essay prize
Harold Force, Newark. H. a. sulhVsn' @ai4' III
Toilet was committed to jail yesterday on the charge
OF forging the names Of his father mother ana
TO two notes Of S450 given 10 Mrs Matte ConoVer'
Of Kingston N Y. He was brought TO New. brEs",eA
on renusitlon from shsndaken Contre Ulster County
NJ Y His brother Jerome who was engaged IN inc
ssme affair was arrested and lodged in the Kingston
a. W jail TO await requlsition.
observation-disclosures d. Ramsey, CLERK IN tho
E,rst National Bank and formerly president OF the
BOARD OF Education, denies the charge made against
him nv members of the Phelps Guards that whlie
treasurer OF fund OF the organization he emo'lzeu
saIs The matter will be investigated
ORANGF.-Richard Baird, Michael o'Ieary and
william oBrlen, employees in f. " Connect & Co.'s
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Real Gtstatt 10 Gxthanae.

FOR EXCHANGE, --D5etliS6ls properly
J. near Ncw.YoPk, worth $3.50 1000 free
and clear for store or tenement properly,
value Address Sew.Yo.k p. o. Box BOSS
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pro SPs1yT. ........~"~S Z 8 Q 9 Is

Earned Brooklyn L. Louisville g. First base "
errors-Brooklyn l. Louisville Let on 6
BY stratton / struck BY Caruthers ?, by STRAIT
ton Sacrifice hltS-Caru theirs ], Cook ], STattGn Il
Wolf l. stolen basos-o' Bren q Home runs-Corkhl
Shannon chase hlt-Wou !. TW0Dlse hlts--
Toutt / Pinkney 1 Burns l. Double plays-Gesson:
Shannon and Hecker /. Corkhil and Collins J. VIVA
l. Cook l. Umpire-FerguSon. TIme-l SO.
The Jersey city team defeated the Lowell nine
after an uphill game at Oakland Park. Jersey City.
Yesterday Tho 1000 spectators present enjoyed
the battle hugely. Tho sCove was as follows:
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Gouutrp Real estate for Sale

49,
AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-HRnd'
"A some reAldsnees and building sites Tor
Eale. houses " let, seAson or year: ILAh-
ENCE Il. TUBES. Beekman-st, n. !.
Alta GREAT sAoRIEICE.-Flns country
"A seat n ]. Central koad. nouts irOi TON.
hish ground. overlooking beautiful glen no
m osot iitoes, no malaria; mountain spring
yats In house apple: Ps'G 9Ssa 'I SSr SS
In abundance sn SCu viii be old for less thsn
house eost TO build. WIN: ~ BAILEY. fA4
Btoad.St, Newark, N. j. ----------
At YoNRERS. overlooking the Hudson.
"A attractive modern brick ana Tramp
house, all city conyenienees ana ~ pcnscs
order throughout hard"0Sd nnish open ~
land In lawn and garden go2d s1ois 70
stallN and coachuAn's rooms PRICE 49, IVY, ySy'
great bargain, BELLOWS q "AhrSES'
Getty square, YonkerS -----------------
A BEAUTIFUL cottngo at Pigeon Cove.
n Cape Ann, Mass, for salo 0l 70 lst Tor
the season; finest location on tho coast
photograph at ofics. HOWARD G. BADG'
LEY, ~ waO-st.
A sBIjRY PARK-oceAn Grove, Some
n very desirable hOtelsI toarding'houses
S SHf cS!'s sSSs.s . EcH ffR s1E s III rs
CoOkmsn.Sye,, Asbury Park, n, J. Box II.
A B ndArNiN No "A NCIth-aYs w. o opposite
station score OF furnished and unfurn!sh
houses, sale or let special bargains; oeapu'
ful houses, Queen Anne, l acre, al I'M
provemontS, with stable within 10 min
utes' walk OF Motherhood Stallion. u 600 !;
other bargains; prices 70 suit
"a TFENTI0N : BARGAIN, = Crawford.
"A Jkr,ey Central %, 800 will buy Oosey
sstE ss.y t.s i aoSeh 70 g Esa :Sa
nTTTbRD STATION, Wostchestsr Co.
ID -tleaent farm about 100 acres adJoip-
lns fS place q tho Hon 40, John .J %sy Si dwsG,
IA - harm Gahe sT SIm SEsSvT NJ wy pre-
CoUNTBY and suburban cottages with
modern improvements, ,,irqp sS,S0o %
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Juno 81 a n-There was htns
IN the barometer yesterday Cloudy weather prevailed
,t,n I1ht rain Early In morning and afternoon. The
tsmpsture $50 and 7s' the average (72
hn 40 higher than on the corresponding day last year. and
1So higher than on Friday.
In snd near this city to-day thsfe "u pfonaoly %
e,ousv and sshtIy cooler weather with occasional rain
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~, RAsriME ATHLETIC CLUB sAMxs
The annual spring games Al tho Pastims AiAlspe csub
rees ksss yss,sdAs sfhsraesR Ia Jonss weeG Dsspsss
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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'oFEsrSo THE cREnDMooR SHOOTING SEASON.
The 9rss Eaatch Of tho season was shot yesterday
81 tissdnaoer. The weather. conditions were favor
ahie and the scores were sxseiient Tho attendance
wss lAFee winning scorcs wsse Is fnlIoxsi
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xrIRArs TO NAME THE GROUND FOR THE FIGHT
TIE toss for choice of battle ground for the sum
vsn- Kissan nsht for 10000 and the championship
wssch takes place on July 8. was made at Charley
JohpssI's. IN Bncoidyn last night Johnson Iossed
. xilvw trade dollar in behalf OF Sullivan, whle
frank Stevenson eailed' in behalf Of Kiraln' pie
sersson called "heads,S and heads" 10 was. Tnis
wtn Esse the Kffan the choice OF ground wbich
must be made Gays before the day Of the nght apd
teAns.
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In the diagram continuous line shows ne barometer
Yesterday observed a. the United States
signal Service station At this city The aaSnss inaiea1e
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Jersey City,

mo LET.-Two new brick houses. SEQ Il
i and Lol Communlpaw ave. Jersey Slty
o -,tory Basement and cellar Q rooms ana
10y aIf Improysments furnace every
tSIHr nTst.class splendid location stree
paved plle from fey hSr,e cars .i 3S5'
scct ,sducsi 70 ESQ inquire c. HOWARD
81 kTER, 40 PScine.aVe., Jersey cay
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6ousss 60 Eet, furnisbs>

- URNISHED HOUSE TO let at Auaub.s
Park, l56th-st. ; house csntAina IA
rooms: 2 acres Of lawn; grapery, sreso.
River view; Moderate rent. Apply a.
n emIses or h w. MILNE GRIHNELL. -
West 23d-st. -
Brooklyn.
HOUSE TO LET, FURNlsHEn-A
II Brooklyn finally, Intending 70 bs
absent from The city for the summer Win
rent the ioTeT part Of brownstons housa,
conveniently situated at q moderate figure,
until October ]; rooms; all Improve
mcnIs; LEWIS & TANNER, III DeKaie
ave-, Brooklyn.
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A DESIRABLE furnished cottage 70 lee
n with immediate posse ssi0n STAFFORD
Conn, az mouth Of Housatonic River, 1 ksaf
and 40 minutes express from New.Yorh %
New. Haven Il Z. not far from depot IL
Elm. a. 10 rooms IN all. bedrooms lawn,
garden, fruG trees, vines berries, sha1s
trees rear privilege OF grounds ca river;
fine sailing. Boating, nshing. salt watsr bath
season 20 November 900; TO kprtl ESQ.
Apply y c. BEACH, Ernst, Stafford, 70
2G1 BToadwaV N. Y.
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| n Great South Bay; bedrooms stable,
icehouse, Oiled. &c. For PARTICULAR apply
! In r. Il L.. Box 1876, NeW.YoIk CITY.
, 1889-11-06
spokane Falls New Line.

The Union Pacific railway, having COM
pleted it line to Spokane Falls, Wash
ington Territory, is running its trains di-
rect to that point, thus forming the
most desirable route from the east on &C
count OF its Pullman Palace sleeping
cars, Pullman dining cars, and free Pull
man Colonist Sleepers.
Spokane Falls is situated in the Palouse
country and Is the distributing center for
a section of the Northwest, the resources
of which are unlimited. AS an ~illustra-
ton: $4,000 bushels of wheat have been
raised from 1000 acres of land. Another
feature of the country greatly conducive
to the raising OF crops, is the ~rainless
harvests, no rain falling while crops are
being harvested.
Many desirable farms may yet be had
in this remarkably productive region on
reasonable terms. and a more favorable
opportunity for procuring a farm cheap
will not soon present itself again.
For pamphlets descriptive of the
country, or for rates, time tables or maps
pertaining to the Union Pacific railway
apply to your nearest ticket agent, any
ticket agent of this company or the UNI
dersigned. K. L. LoMAx.
Gen'l. Pass. Agt.
, 1889-11-06
Where Color. Come From.

The cochineal insects furnish a great
many OF the very fine colors. Among
them are the gorgeous carmine, the
crimson, scarlet carmine and purple
lakes.
The cuttlefsh gives the sepia. It is
the inky fluid which the fish dis
charges in order to render the water
opaque when attacked.
Indian yellow comes from the
camel.
Ivory chips produce the ivory black
and bone black
The exquisite Prussian blue is made
by fusing horses hoofs and other re-
fuse animal matter with impure pc
tassium carbonate. This color was
discovered accidentally.
Various lakes are derived from roots,
banks and gums.
Blue black comes from the charcoal
of the vine stalk. Lamp black is SCOT
from certain resinous substances.
Turkey red is made from the mad
der plant, which grows in Hindostan.
The yellow sap of a tree in Siam
produces gamboge; the natives catch
the sap in cocoanut shells. Raw 81
emma is the natural earth from the
neighborhood of Sienna, Italy. Raw
lumber is also an earth found near UNI
bria and burned
India ink is made from burned
camphor. The Chinese are the only
manufacturers of this ink and they
will not reveal the secret of its manu-
facture.
Mastic is made from the gum of the
mastic tree which grows in the Gre
clan archipelago.
Bistre is the SCOT of wood ashes.
Very little real ultramarine is found
in the market. 1t is obtained from the
precious lapislazuli, and commands a
fabulous price.
Chinese white is zinc, scarlet is TO-
dide of mercury, and native vermil-
cinnabar. American Druggist.