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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

M, missionary. The Res Mr.. Neesan who recently
graduated from the Union The1Srsa gspeso
and he appeared IN his native costume
poRT CHEsTER.--The contracts for the eree eaes
Chester ste and smith sves been awarded 51%e
Weir Is TO do the masonFork for SloOvo sn1 r,e
V walls np 10 the waterne are already com
peted The walls are to be Of rough stone y. he
eornsr Of the main eGSce but win b carried
higher than the rest OF the building 81 pFesoh" " =
to be provided with fine chime Of bells NJ,
NEW RoCHELLE-A new house crecseso =. ~ he " ON on
on o %Ss Fremsn promptly
responded TO the alarm, and the IRE was eA1nsu'"0u
without doing much damage. 80.
Decsmbre was totally destroyed By IRE On hn Tpss
day night fire company Of Eewth0cnts,ro Ia n ,r
TO the scene, but unable to obtain water ana was
Of no service.
wEsTcHEsTER.-Joh Leonard. the agent e. tho
RaIlroad, who disappeared last January leaving a
shortage Of S140 In HIS accounts mas Deen afrssea
animation Tuesday.
WHITE PLAINs.-Ihe commitment, Of tramps to
tho White Plains Jan IS falling on WITH the approach
bis bsrberi1g business to Charles Barlow, and WIN I
interest interest Of The Methodist Church.
ToCKAHoE.--"T TOM Crotty. a well-known char
washington Hotel with several companions and drank
until all his money was ana on hss eehg sg so 90
to allow the contents 10 flow away. The bartender
discharged a revolver at him and wounded him In one
Of HIS arms. Crotty has now brought suit for per
Eona damages =. Two hundred hands constantly
employed ia the Hodgman Rubber Company's works
here Work IS so plentiful that tho company Is IN;
creastng its facilities. The recently orRanlLen
drum and fife corps is soon 10 have uniforms.
OSSINING.-Charles S. Raymond collector OF taxes
for the OF ossning Tuesday evening reported
10 the board of town officers that he had conectcd
,173, and that he had $4,000 more to collect
SING SlNG.-A desperate fight occurred yesterday
morning at Sing Sing prison between two prisoners
They were Theodore Roberts age twenty eight years
and John. johnson, twenty Ave years old The men
morTdng Exercise when the two grsppied and strug-
eed for few moments Suddenly they lost their
alance and fell over the railing 70 Hoor below
distance OF thirty feet Johnson was found nsensDe
with his thigh bone broken and a fearful cash upon
Ma Forehead Roberts not even dazed By tho fal
Tho matter Will DO investigated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
Jersey CITY.

Judge Lppncott, in the General Sessions court yes
terday, decided the question as 70 the validity o. .o'
Grand Jury which indicted Michael Hennessy. An ap,
neal was taken from the decision ana henno'sS WIZ
~. ~ -o,,rod 10 Mead until decision Is gwen BE
,nS,.,sd tor malfeasanco In olco and forgery. IT
aI,.rd that he furnished supplies to the county and
forged the name Of another man to tho bills
Tho Hudson County Temperance Alliance mas
,srped call for convention to arrange FOR mo cir
eulstIon Of petitions asking for local option election
N Hudson County. The convention win DO heio
IN Humboldt Hall, on Friday evening March ~
The Central Stock Yard Company has decided to
rebuild the hog abattor on tho banks OF the HseNon
sack River recently destroyed oy me- nnero WI,
- t,o huIIdnes and the killing capacity win DO 5000
hogs day.
There Is considerable excitement over the intended
paTade Of the Irish societies on Sunday next Per
mission has been refused the but they have arranseo
for a meeting al the Rink with parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH i

PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1883
s,.,m., Franco r, Hsdey EondOa Feb &C. with mdSo to
Hurst Arrived ~ the Bar A. ,,,ro Mar Iarne
Win dss and 81 passengers Austin Baldwin Co Ar
PS esoIs Hamburg g;S e. g
Steamer R Trinidad Feb 2S ssTSssGs. 2s
snt,Tns 81 kits g. with mdse passengers To out
oags Sc AsrysS a. Ss par = G b Mar
fSayrs With Nose and Passengers to BOulton, Bias
p H Wss camSssnd r Brown Feb
saEua 10 days with sugar 10 ORDER vessel 70 MASTER Vco
steamer Ss Morgan CITY, Gardner Galveston days with mdss
IS steamer Fl Monte Hawthorn. NeworeAn' days. with
sssa@sr Gi stream TrlOou Wilmington days. with md'e
sssmsf Europa Ier steiie philadelphia in ballast 70
S'S CO. vss.S WIN muse
m sssP % orSs asR Rssssi q cRsp@sn
sarE sEOlae Mason Cslcqsts iSs dsys win mdso
sggT 81 S Sa Ch md'' to Oar
farE orion or Matthessen Gothenbnrg Dec 2S LANCE
ndss to order; yesssi Whitney CO. az a.v, v,
oo gsst 8 4sRa SsI Sg ssss
gSs swap SS ss SSG vessel S sonRs soysssn
BARK Alma or Woelroth BahiA 40 days with sugar TO
sS is's seus Oct vita d'S to
John Roeenfelds gopi, vessel 10 NJ Pickering q Co
Hswi6orn Chapman Port sRSs r. Sa rays with as
RsrE Rsbe Sawyer 20 days. with molasses to
Xmsinek Cos vessel SWAP Son "a a,,. ,,,
ssg sSI Bre
as P5 ay s'1aH Ess sT aSd
sUNsEr-A, s.ady HOOK. wind moderate sw, hAzy. Al
| CITY Island. wind moderate, sWi haEy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Mar,elo Br) Abbott Hull 10 days. with mdse
Steamer Sirius orb staplsdo1 no Jsa S FEB ~ win
Steamer wergelund lNor) Rodseth Tnxpah WIN woods
s,eamsr Colon Henderson AspinwaIl days with mdse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
A rARMERs, CONVENTION.

49,. 1sn Farmers met in the Town Han at
I.ma,ca. L. l.. yesterday to DISCUSS .no pos. wy
- ,nanae,ne farm. Tho meeting was nela unasr no
~ O.ho1tS Of the state Agricultural Society ana wiz
~ sont,nned to-day. Among the prominent Deople
,,.sent we're Colonel r. D. Curtis. OF the state s1eets
goSn o,ponnell. president Of the Farmer onon.
w Foster president Of the sufoik Ooun.s soSes
Charles Post president OF the Queens county soOey
To,-nsond AIbertson of Abertson Station ana col0ne
,vu,Isn A. tones. Of Richmond Hill isaac oochs. VI
ranns,ead was made chairman, ana jacob hl0As
secretary. An address OF welcome ~ s.o
,ess ds,;versd By John o'Donnen inc rssponse was
80 nv Colonel Curtis. Ex-Governor X y aloo
LII ,ead parer upon the value OF eooa Ioans
ars ,on want to knows said he Where Ioa4nine
oc,.ty and religion arc stagnant yop nave my 70 ioo
:. he roads We arc not savases. out "e 81" O0hihu
mon this question: ,,, .Ao ro.ds =,
Nicholas Harock pointed out wherein inc roS0S VI
~ co,,ntv were bad. A discussion tono"eo'
A. The afternoon session the question DoA "@S 0Pcnea
IA scveral questions were answered
q I. Allen read paper upon Inc treasures a,u %
.,.rI,nre and I K Brown. state parry Oo .9n =
iener followed on The AdyantagoS "a anon, r.
T4ward H sesmen told what ne Ae T ala rras
EtSsn watershed Of the island ana i sh gress
soutnern o fbe fact that II the water beew me upper
sstret,Im was drained by Brooklyn great INJURY "
crops ,e evcnns session Professor L. Bsey reaa
N. Wy IiortiouIture and It's Needs ana fIUIes3Or
RaPSSi ~ toid how tho moisture ol Ino SVh was
EsS1.ct.S nv mulchIng and cultivation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
NEWARK.

George D. Roudsli died at his house, No 134 Cia'
ton-ave. yesterday, from pneumonia, ago Sky ,HSe'
- IsSe bs engaged IN the Wholesale liquor BUSINESS
IN Nevark and durfng tho war suffer OF Tho
9Th Ncv-Jersey Regiment. Atsthe close of the wa'
he returned to his business and continued II up 70
tho time of his death. He was momber % the sta'e
water supply Commission Ho leaves vito and
children
Frederick Heller of the firm Of Heller d heT
died at his house yesterday, from the bursting OF
blood vessel In his brain. few days ago he nae
been taken suddenly insane. He was born In Hess
Darmstadt. In 1888, and eano to America Woen
lad He was n manufactures OF ultramarine blue
lie laayes a widow ana three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPoRT.-The Supreme Court Of Errors, a
ia session next Tuesday, viii hear arguments FOR
new triai for Jacob Schulz, convicted of murder In
the first degree, in March, 1888 and sentenced g DC
thIrfyninth monthly banquet last night. .. Timothy
powney was yesterday instantly killed by train on
Inc New-Hayen Railroad, at East bridgeport he was
sase which has periodically been before tho courts here
lines 1878 and In which Alexander Mead Is plain
az and Dayd Husted Is defendants, Is on trial again
IN me supreme Court Tho action 70 recover the value
M barn and contents which were destroyed by IRE
on January IL, 1854.
NoRwAIK-The funeral OF W. r. Nash, president
OF the Union Manufacturing Company, VIII DO held In
ne Church to-day, and will BIO attended
nv 81 Johns Lodge F. and A. NJ. and Clinton Com
TnAndery Knights Templar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

= west washington Market investigation oy Vomnns
sioners Of Accounts.
! Thomas B. Kerr's trial before Judge Daniels
CHAMBER OF Commerce special meeting, 1 p. M
Madison square Garden stockholders No. 30 Broadst
Fsrgpers' Institute. Jamaica, L. J.
Robert siges examination before Commissioner Shed
Union League Club evening.
entertainment aad Society for Aiding Selfsuppor
Ing Women, Paimers Theatre, p m.
Society Of Medical Jurisprudence, Hotel buckingham
8 D. - -.
Professor Robert Spices lecture before Electric Club
D. m. - - o..
Ior cabin club Of xvrIIA District bah. Weber Hall
Gates Of HOBO Society reception No. 1is East Eighty
eixth-st, 8 d. ,S,
Long Isisnd College Hospital commencement Brooklyn
Academy OF Music, p. m. -
American Instituse Of Christian Philosophy Me-
winthrop Place, p m .., q
Columbia College Junior class dinner MafIe"Fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
,;nc pAMrs,s TURN NOW.

The tidal of tho suit for absolute divorce oronsn.
BY Mrs Emma L. Esmes Of Bay RIDGE against
Frank NJ Eames, began yesterday In the supreme
Court Mr. Eames recently was non-suted In an enorI
to secure divorce from his wife, her brother Doing
the correspondent, and two Of his witnesses were
indicted for perjury. They will now tesuiy lor
Mrs. Eames, her husband being implicated IN ms
conduct with them when they were servants IN his
house The evidence of Q number Of witnesses was
taken. and the case will be closed to-day. scene
occurred in the court room, when Mrs Cisco witness
tainted on the stand, and her sister, KITTY Roy, s
about the room screaming and saying her aster
was dead. Quiet was restored when tho witness
Vas removed and revived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
Z porIouw1s,g oUrnlaEoUs coSDUor.

4 P0LIcExAE'g OUyRAGE0Us CONDUCT
william Hirsch merchant Of No 125 Pesri-st, was
Ia the trsalroom at Police Headquarters yesterday
b press complaint against Policeman william Smith.
81 tks Harlem squad and bis story Of police outrage
arsussd the snger Of President French who heard r.
NJ r,rxeh sasd he was walking along onc-hundrcd-
-tx1n<y thirtsk with his little daughter on 70
sent exsanr and saw Smith strike drunken prisoner
II fbc face. He tod The policeman saex II was
shane 10 boat helpless man IA that fashion, where
upen Gnish dragged him away from biz ehiid and
lsdksd Nm " s9 fslss ehasgs- U saaSt nsxs gay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
HOME NEWS

pRoMEENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
AsToR,-Ex .coagressnan Henry Ltbbey. Of vTglnls;
BEEvooRT-wiliian T. waltsrs Of Baltinore.
ZvENUE-Senator William ID. washborn OF Minneso.a
exsoyernor Gilbert A. Pierce. Of DAKOTA ana smitn M
weed Of plattsburr n. X. GIrSEY-Generd George
q Batshser. Of Ssratoss sne sr
Amerieus v. Rce, Of Ohio. MURRAY HILLr.ohaneeilor
Hear n Pierson Of Albany. ST. JAMEs-senefsi of-
land srt rcsdent OF Baltimore sad Ohio Rail
road Conpsny. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles II.
Nea Ryck OF Nebraskn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
.-,,,, n,1zzApn ANNTvERsARY:

The olnb-roons Of the Rosevile Athletic Association
zero sred last evening with many OF the prominent
people of Orange and its vicinity INC Uos
s.a~osiv decorated and many Of the ladies wore
hsnSsome gowns. Before the dancing began
,soro was promenade concert supper was served
az midnight Among tho guests o PseWSsi rsam Mr. and
W. n n Taylor W. II. Davis FRANK ~ Ldrhune,
ss Dora Ang Miss smyh MISS Koos Sycber a anS
Arthur J. Henry Wall, r B' Ar0h0r' DA' ''' -
xfee Netfte Read,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
the xlYoR's RAPID TRANSIT PLANS

Mayor Grant spent portion Of tho day yesterday
IN revising and amending HIS rapid transit plans.
The project Is not yet In Just the shape 10 suit
the Mayors ideas, and no said yesterday that an
amendment would have 70 be added 70 the bill which
has been framed before no would DO satisfied with II
What IS the purpcrt OF THE amendment the Mayor
declined 70 say, but no thought that the btu would be
latVS tomprrows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

Mr. Hlrsch was dismissed and the justice
the policemen Mr. French told SMITH ina d1' to be
duct had been SO outrageous ina. no ss sfes1ed TO
disnn.s sed from the force. 1bo oaso
tbe nm board for Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
WEsroHESTER COUNTY

MOUNT yERNoN.-The commission appointed BY
Judge J. o. Dykman 70 investigate tho financial affairs
Of the town of KasteheseF began Us work yesterday
at tho trustees room IN Mount Vernon Francis
Town bills were presented and taken up by tho COM
mission. Through the courtesy OF tho First
Presbyterian Church the people OF the town had an
opportunity Of learning OF the history language and
eustoms Of Persia h0fn the Row. Yaroo NJ. Necsan.
one OF the nati-es. last night The hail was not
large enough TO accommdato an who wanted % heaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

Saturday was a cold day, but that
did not prevent three-hundred and fifty
men from calling for those Spring
Overeoats we reduced to $40. What
remain are sizes SO to A inches chest
measure.
Who'd have expected real Spring
weather so soon; light 0vercoat was
a necessity yesterday. Our new stock
is at your service; 81 to $50.
New Hats and Spring Overcoats go
together. Apply the two dollars saved
by selecting your new hat here to the
purchase ofthe Overcoat. You'll more
likely use it to pay for a handful OF
those "Teck" Scarfs we are selling for
20 cents each, if any are left.
Rogers, Peet G. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IoplT
Sun .es coo Sets so7 Neon sets. tAs Moons age 10
nIdH wArER-
. n-sSnay Hoor SSI Gov. isand 5:54 Hsn eat@ 7As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
|, LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Furman Croft who was
Indicted with England and Burns for tho Far Rock
away burglares, was yesterday discharged by Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
Hn WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE MIR. EErrER

Louis Mendel. the confidential clerk Of Albert
Meter d Co.. Of Cincinnati and New-York'
unable to say where the head of tho firm could be
found yesterday, and, although he In possession
Of the Office furniture by virtue Of an attachment he
offered modest premium for definite Information
about Mr.. Meter. The confidential clerk remarked
IN melancholy way; IL left Mr.. Meter at the Hon-
man House. whore he living, al q late hour. two
weeks ago last night lie said he would be downtown
early tho next day. out when reached tho Office /
found q letter from him In which he said that he
was going home. His arrival In Cincinnati wa
reported In published dispatches from there but tho
next thing ! heard about him was that detectives
could not find him In either city am greatly sur.
prised and wonder where he can be. attached the
Office furniture but sure that It win mot bring
what II cost. and would not have gone 50 far II
had not feared that other creditors would pounce
upon its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

Pu.Es AND CONSTIPATION. DR.. Uphams
sstsie EisetnarY speclnc ny years repu
aisSn onacc 80 Last 4thst Sold by druggists CreuAfs
seat free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
HENRY A. DANIEL, d. ]

rase.s.a Of tho Nervous System, Geniso UrnAU o
fnpotenee and siorility. Hours 10 IA Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

DR. SANFoRp's LIVER IxvIGoRAToR -
=. ono athare Dyspepsia and Constipation 10
harr health Tho liver must Be IN order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
Announcements
Al
BouuIoN AfA6df.
LrQvrp EXTRACT OF BEEY.

Al
BouuLox MAodL ,-D v~-.,c- ., v,v,
CUP after the ride
cnp after tho theatre
A eap first thing In the morning
A cup before retiring.
eup for the visitor.
when feeling biase.
Vr X found 10 be Just what needed 70 invigorate
easpoonful 30 cup Of hot water no trouble Ga eo
ss eO auart bottles 81 U.s. Growers and drusg1sb DO
ware OF limitations AJAX Maggie" Bouillon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
OPPOSING MAYOR CHAPIN's SCHEMES.

The unanimous action OF the hepuUIICsu UOI0 ~"
Committee ON Tuesday evening In approving the
action of the Legislative subcommittee In opposing
some of the provisions of Mayor Chspins DIS ioF
bonding the city in 100000 for local improve
ments most Of which the committee hold should %
provided for in the tax levy, will, 1t Is DeneVeo
prevent the Legislature from passing tho pins, ~
least in their present FORM Mayor Chaplin refused 70
say anything about the matter yesterday. ne WIN
not go to Albany to advocate the DIS oeiCIe .no
CITIES Committees of the Senate and Assembly, but
win be represented by Corporation Counsel JenRs'
committee of Republicans who arc pledged TO the
bills win also attend and the Legislative Comm'Ge
of the Republican General Committee VIII speak III
oppOston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THAT POISONOUS ICE CREAM
A cnrM1oAn ANALYSIS SHOWS AHSENIO 4

1, rHrMIoAI, ANALYSIS SHOWS AhShNNo
DANGEROUS QUANTITIES
Tho Health Department Chemist W. d. Acn1, nas
made the following report In regard 70 the
compound used by T. c. Swain, OF NO. 1,ioo 49,
ct In eoloring ice-cream which atterSaru Poi9''~
number Of people who ate Of IT: .,,n.
Hon John Griffin N. D., Commissioner Oh n o ~,
Sir: On the 9th inst, received from you Pf'VA
"a. ersar ,opetber with letter from Mrs h. A. Doot
~ eonn,ained that the fee cream made her iAny AeA
have Looked into the case and have the honor hereby
rerort On tho 9Th inst. Inspected inc sVor0 y -
Swain l. se Fulton-st, where the Ice erSSh a..
ana learned that the following materials Were uSee ~
manufacture: Cream milk. the yok OF eggs cahne =,
berries earlat red wv. II Schefelin q Col 49,
tho strawberries ana sample OF the eariat feu "eo
for analysis DR.. Stuart II. Benton the ph'Slsi =.
charge was also consulted in regard 70 inc sympio
the sickness in the Doolittle family. The sJnlpVo u
scrbcd were those of irritant poison and Dt
expressed suspicion that It might be arsenic oh -
ing the laboratory the coloring material was iouna
anne red or fuchsine Knowing that arsenic ID oen'
not generally used In the manufacture OIL iuSA'
wanted to test the carat red for arsenic The ess
the presence Of the poison QuanttsuYo ae'oi.'n 1880,
of the arsenic has not made but from inc naoOn
furnished by the qualitative test have no hoSi~'
saving that the amount arsenic Is sufficient 70 n@ %
ooloring material dangerous one to use Tor eoorns
substances AS the ordinances Of the Health Depere"
section $780, prohibit the colorng material ior Ioo
substances containing arsenic without regard 70 aOu
would recommend that steps DO taken TO step the use VI
this material in the manufacture OF Ice cream very
respectfully, WALTER II. KENT, Phi d. Chemist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
OUTGOING STEAKRRS
TO-DAY.
SKIPPING NEWS.

Arizona, Guion. Liverpool. ......-.-.-.- S'oV
GiiiinrniA. HAmb Amer Hamburg. ...,....
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-10-05
WIT AND WISDOM.

"A man may be very great and very
good, and then not attract half the at
tention that a captured horse thief
does. Exchange.
The one who will be found in trial
capable of great acts of love is ever
he one who is always doing consider
ate small ones. Robertson.
There are two reasons why soma
people do not mind their own business
One is they haven't any business; and
the other is they haven't any mind.
Very often the only difference be-
tween something unfortunate and some
thing funny lies in whether 1t happens
to you or somebody else. Merchant
Traveller.
Wit loses its respect with the good
when seen in company with malice; and
to smile at the jest which plants IA
thorn In another's breast is to become
principal in the mischief. - Sheridan.
If we can not understand all the
truth presented to us, our dsty is to
make use of what we can understand
II is thus that the way will open up to
us and that we will grow into wider
and truer knowledge. United Presbyte-
rian.
Usefulness is greatness. As the
title of book has 1t, there are "celes-
tial objects for common telescopes"
So there are high spheres of usefulness
for the common minds when touched
with profound desire to do good. No
one is incapable of such greatness.-
Church Union.
ITO be a universal friendly pres
ence in the whole of our common life"
in this phrase is formulated the spe-
cial ministry of the individual in his re-
lation to humanity. The power Of per-
sonality to stimulate the faculties OF all
with whom one comes ia contact ana
thus create working atmosphere is
one that implies and comprehends
much of the responsibility of life. .--Bos-
ton Traveller
BE polite to your children Do you
expect them to BIO mindful OF your well
fare? To grow glad at your approach?
To bound away to do your pleasure be-
fore your request is halfspoken' Then
with all your dignity and authority
mingle politeness Give it niche in
your household temples. Only then
will you have the true secret OF sending
Out into the world really finished gen-
tlcmen and ladies. Exchange.
"A wise mrn will turn adverse crit-
csms and malicious attacks to good ac-
count. He will consider carefully
whether there Is no. In home some
weakness or fault which. although he
never discovered, was plain to the eye
OF his enemy. Many men profit more
by tho assaults OF foes than by tho
kindness OF friends Christian Advo-
cate.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-10-05
Will Carleton's Ready Answer.

A story OF viii Carleton which shows
the popular poets aptness for making
ready answer. He was recently the
invited guest at public dinner of jolly
booksellers and stationers. Upon ris-
ing to recite one OF his poems he was
exceedingly annoyed by the loud talk
ing and laughing OF "A group at one end
of the table who had INDUCED too
freely in the beverages served. Seeing
that u steady glance did not prevail
the poet said: you will pardon me II
l wait; it would scarcely be polite for
me to recite while those gentlemen
over there are talking" AT this the
most boisterous of the group shouted
across the table: go ahead, old fell
low. we're going over the hills to the
poor-house. Quick as flash the
poet answered his interrupter with:
Yes, and to the asylum, too" The
diners shouted ut the neat rcjoinder,
the boisterous member was crushed,
and the poet proceeded to the rendering
OF one OF his best poems. j. Box,
Ia Boston Journal