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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

A VERY interesting contribution from a
valued correspondent upon the proposal to
connect the Chesapeake and Ohio canal with
the Monongahela at MorganTown. appears in
another column. The arguments and facts
adduced deserve careful consideration.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

THE refunding of the direct tax will
shortly come before the House of Represent
atives The Senate has already approved the
bill which Mr.. Cleveland vetoed. The prospect
of veto is dim, but a sharp test of the new
House rules is likely to be made during the de-
bate if the Democratic contingent which op-
posed it before do SO again. The trivial sum Of
$40, coo, 900 is all that is involved.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

SENATOR BLAIR and his good old bill
had the floor again in the Senate yesterday.
The Apostle OF his Own Ideas was COMPARE
lively mild in his remarks, excepting prophecy
of the Republican party's ruin if it did not
make his bill the law of the land. Senator
Hale unkindly opposed the bill and invited
ruin for his party.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
To Solve the Tramp Question,

From the Philadelphia Press.J
Judge Sadler, of Cumberland county. pro-
poses to solve the tramp question in his district
by putting the vagrauts2 to work at breaking
limestone. under the supervision of the sheriff.
This plan may work well as local treatment,
but unless it is made general the result of its
application will probably be fewer tramps in
Cumberland county and more in the counties
adjoining.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

The quality of the performances of "The
Rivals''is great way beyond anything that the
younger comedians are able to give US. They
wrote better comedies a hundred years go,and
the men of an elder generation play them bet
ter, than authors and actors of to-day can do.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
Uncle Jerry's Weakness.

From the Boston HeraId.l
Uncle Jerry Rusk appears to be assuming
concurrent jurisdiction with the House in the
matter of contested seats in that body. He has
omitted to send to the Democrats occupying
the contested seats their proportion of garden
seeds for distribution among their constituents
1t is a small loss to the constituents, but Uncle
Jerry ought to be above such picayune bust
mos
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
MIR. Villas Heroic Effort.

From the Washingt0n POst.J
Hon. William F. Villas is engaged in most
heroic effort to convince himself that the Dem
ocratic party has been greatly strengthened by
the loss of power. Does Brother Villas mean
by this that the Democratic party must go
through another "a years of strengthening pro-
cesS9
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
M Trurh i'm the Rumor,

From the Har risburg Patriot.r
Captain Thompson. it is said, will not get the
McKeesport postoffice because he plays poker.
In other words, the powers that be have called
the Captain, and have found him in possession
of poor hand.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
PASSING EVENTS.

Now that Ben Butler has got two good Sun
day eyes an anxious public would like to know
which optic he will wink when he wants a stick in
his lemonade.
ABAD penny always returns If there are
no fatal collisions on land or sea George Francis
Train may be back ere the bluebirds singing in
the parks again. Still. accidents are liable to
happen, but why anticipate?
ONCE in a while politicians, like lawyers are
known to tell the truth. couple of Representa-
tives called one another thieyes during the past
week.
CORNELIUS PARSONS, after serving as Mayor
of Rochester N. Y, for IA consecutive terms, was
defeated on Tuesday. clear case Of going to the
well once too often.
IT is believed now that Silcott and Tascott
are looking for Stevens, who went in search of
Stanley.
MANY a man believes he could beat the
editor running a newspaper. After he has squan-
dered several hundred thousand dollars in his en-
deavor TO prove it. and is panhandling for a
drink, he will discover when too late, that the
successful publisher knowed thing or two.
Iowa is not worried over a short ice crop or
shortage in water. The supply that is cut off by
law is what is bothering the Legislature at the
present time.
MRS. SEYMOUR HOWELL was greeted with
very large audience at Warren on Tuesday even
ing but the collection only amounted to sI4 just
third less than enougl. to pay her expenses. War
rem is dry town.
ONE Senator says that either the Senate or
press gallery must go. If it should ever come to
vote of the people it is a moral certainty large
majority would be cast for the former to adjourn
sine die.
BUFFALO BILL has made Rome howl" and
is now ready to return home and take seat in
Congress.
CAPTAIN r. F. KOLB, candidate for Gov
eruor of Alabama, is the inventor of a choice
variety of watermelon. The negroes will support
him to man.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
DEATHS OF A DAY.
Representative McGrengor.

tsPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE D1sPkTCH.I
ZANEsvILLE, March 7.-Representative Nc
Greagor, Re elding Clerk for the Ohio House of
Representatives, died at his home In this city at
noon to-day of diphtheria. His wife and four
children have died of the same disease, and his
youngest son and his father are lying in the
house with the same ailment. Mr. McGreagor
came here to care for his son, but has himself
been stricken with the malady.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
FOB STATE LIBRARIES.

We have received from the Association OF
State Librarians some interesting and timely
resolutions passed at a recent convention of
that body. This association had its origin
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
AIRS. Henrietta Ego Watts.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISP ATCH.l
CARLISLE, March Mrs. Henrietta Eye Watts,
wife of ex-Judge Watts, of this district, who for
many years was President Of the Cumberland VAL i
ley Railroad Company, died here to-day after q
brief illness, aged y years.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

The jingle of sleigh bells mingling with
the clamor of car gongs make Pittsburg streets
strangely musical.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
THE LINCOLN OBSEQUIES.

Funeral Services II eld Over the Remains of
the Minister'S Son.
LONDON. March THE services over the re-
mains of Abraham Lincoln, son of Minister
Robert Lincoln. were held to-day at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Lincoln, and were conducted by
Rev. ]. Monroe Gibson. The coffin was hidden
beneath a mass of flowers. After the services
we're concluded the body was placed in the
catacombs in Kensal Green Cemetery.
Among those present were all the members
of the American Legation and the Consulate,
except Major Post the military attache. They
were all accompanied by their wives.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
ANOTHER GREAT ONEl
ANOTHER GOOD ONEl

ANOTHER GREAT oNEl
ANOTHER GOOD ONEl
To-MoRRow's ISSUE
OF
THE DISPATCH
WILL ONCE MORE CONTAIN
TWENTY PAGES.
TWENTY PAGES.
TWENTY PAGES.
IN ADDITION TO ALL THE NEWS
IT WILL OFFER
THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL FEATURES
WORTHY OF
SPECIAL MENTION.
SEE THE RICH TREATS TENDEREpi
ADVENTURES IN AFRICA,
TWO AMERICAN PRINCES, N n-'
LIFE IN RUSSIAN PRISONS. OfLAN " Ai-hN
oRAToRY IN THE SENATE. + L0RiS' b. T. T.
A DESCRIPTION OF FEA0G R0EoT& e CARPENTER
THE FOUR RICHEST AMERIcASs. NERO s. NAD'
THE ECLIPSE OF TIL "a EsU Sun, SON' lON'
ASTRONOMER DAVIS.
BEAUTY AND GRACE.
ACTRESS EMMA V. SHERIDAN.
THE STORY OF BEATRICE,
RoMANCEs OF STATESMEN.
IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA:
MANY KINDS OF BREAKFASTS,
+. JAY KAYE.
THE GREAT BIBLICAL STORY,
ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.
PRACTICING ON PIGEONS,
A SPORTING WRITER.
A BEAUTIFUL FAIRY TALE,
PAYsIE.
BLIND MEN WHO SUCCEED.
RUFUs r. WILSON.
THOUGHTS FOR THE SABBATH.
A CLERGYMAN.
INTERESTING SOCIAL GOSSIP,
CLARA BELLE.
CHAT FOR THE LADIES.
MEG AND OTHER WRITERS.
MRS. PARTINGTON'S TROUBLES.
Is. 2. SHILLABER.
WONDERS OF WYOMING,
BILL NYE.
WASHINGTON'S SOCIAL SLAVERY.
BESSIE BRAMBLE
ADVICE TO THE BOYS,
OLIVER OPTIC
MATTERS OF RELIGION.
REV GEORGE HODGES.
OUR CRIMINAL IMMIGRANTS,
BUMBALo.
SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE ABOVE ARE A FEW OF THE
FEATURES OF TO-MOR-
ROWS GREAT 20-PAGE
ISSUE OF THE
DISPATCH.
NEWSBOYS SELL IT
NEWS MEN HANDLE IT,
CARRIERS DELIVER IT,
IN EVERY PART OF THE TWO CITIES.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

THE inhabitants of the remotest parts of
the earth are eager to know Mr.. Carnegie's
address. Letters addressed Andrew Carnegie,
United States of America, will reach him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

RUSSIAN Nihilists who emul at" j ack the
Ripper will not obtain the approval of civil
ized nationalities.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

foundation Of our national banking system in
place of the present bonds, which are being
called in gradually. These bonds could be is
sued also in small denominations for the ac-
commodation of the bone and sinew portion of
our people who would likely gladly purchase
them as a safe investment for their idle earn
lngs, The advantages to be derived by the
people would be manifold. They would pro-
vide our Government a remedy for perpetually
securing all bank notes through the medium
of its national banking system; people would
receive small interest on their idle savings and
our Government would be in position to per-
manently improve our great commercial water
routes which would return benefits after the
investing of money in the improvement Just as
the crops are returned to the farmers after he
has scattered seed for growth.
THIS proposed water route would be of ma
tional importance as means for the
strategic movement of the monitors to our
Western rivers and great lakes during war in
dependent of its national character as high
way for commerce. the transportation facilities
for which are becoming more cramped as the
age of our nation progresses. Let us be taught
by the experience of cities in older countries,
as Manchester Eng, for instance although IL
possesses all the rail facilities that can hnd
space. discovers they are inadequate and Is
now constructing its great canal as last resort
for its commercial salvation. RIvERMAN.
PITTSBURG, March 8.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

THE ice machines nose is out of joint.
Jack Frost can beat any device Of man at
making ice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

LORD SALISBURY can hardly hold on
much longer. The tide of popular disapproval
is overwhelming him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

ONCE in while politicians, like lawyers, are
known to tell the truth. A couple of Representa-
tives called one another thieyes during the past
week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

CORNELIUS PARSONS, after serving as Mayor
of Rochester. N. Y, for Il consecutive terms,
defeated on Tuesday. clear case Of going to the
well once too often.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

Now that Ben Butler has got two good Sun
day eyes an anxious public would like to know
which optic he will wink when he wants stick in
his lemonade.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

GROSS carelessness had good deal to do
with the terrible railway accident at Hamburg.
A strict investigation should be maze.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

A BAD penny always returns If there are
no fatal collisions on land sea George Francis
Train may be back ere the bluebirds are singing in
the parks again. Still, accidents liable to
happen, but why anticipate?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

IT is believed now that Silcott and Tascott
are looking for Stevens, who went in search of
Stanley.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08
TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

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THE DAILY DISPATCH IS delivered by carriers at
I5cents per week. or including Sunday edition,
at 20 cents per week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

Iowa is not worried over a short ice crop or a
shortage in water. The supply that is cut off by
law is what is bothering the Legislature at the
present time.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-08

IN respect to bearing all our waterway i'm
provements toa perfect state. 1t is suggested
that our National Government issue perpetual
low interest bearing waterway improvement
Sonds to any amount necessary not exceeding
our national debt. These bonds could be Is
sued In large denominations for use as the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
JERSEY CITY.

INCcESING TIE FEDERAL ELE' TtH H.L'''
rhc sunday school Crivrnti,l oi the F.:~t p>'i"'
New Jersey Afrlcaa M"th.sll> Ell"c'lri N"I"rci'
was continued yesterday in the ! "t:rl 'h''r'r. Il"
ports WEI. received FRI all the sunday >'n Il| ~ ih'
district showing u market increase III thir nVi"l
ship The committee appointed 20 tol>idcr the Free
tiou bill pcdng in Congress r:c>crd tie i'l'" IN
preamble .Int resolution
Wn rt:i-, 1T every stat" and Federal cl'r'i'n mp
pressed citizens in the Stutl have " ~ driven lrh:
the polls subjected To- mach Violence H:d OXEN iilr
dcrrd MIt;,ot redress in to state ird !''''hl - M,
Tor the want 81 appr"prlIt' hEl>l"'lI n nc l''' Z"
the general t;,,lcinn 'bt 80"
Whereas IL j. Il sell g., dent fi' t'; hl'h'il' Al
CI,rrr. iuIai lc:i,,iiun hlNn; i'i - object ia" pre-
t,ctiou of the c.3iT~''u i:i>"c ''/"- ''i~ii'i'
III all Their r,itiu. 10 liz" Ii''TI '"N"Ih"1l :
r,iI,u> If tli" states lrd 81 H." 1T" >ii '. nave
bn,cn litdrulla" ~ p:.H",I tn |"I!i '"d - '"r
nii uItr,r!: led AID faithful t"iil nc ri"i'
be il .
Ic~u.vrd. That III -"Ed:T 'l''' '"''r ,;''n =
annual ~.>>i.,i a--"."i,cG IL" i':"! J. ~ III go
pray The i'ui'd >tl' -''ii" I" pr 80" F-I'h''
int. car Na'iI,al statute ~" i'':'r'I l'f''' 'I
ri,~,.:.d aud la.-.d ~ lil' lower E"n.' AVA 49,"
pending hriri,' thr h.-h'r lt"'N.
The r.,"ri a. The oommi;t"" wi~ "''.' i; q
nnaumUi> iti'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
IONt; ISLAND.

IN,OE SHOOTING, NJ CEEGDNOpH.
The Threatening, ~iy aui d' pre- IN: W":il:rr pre-
vented many pruplc ir"n a"Hdii, tI' "'d d., =
rI"ciainmc AZ tIccduVrr H".t I'!rl. f'ir -ln,'l,.
too mp to the aNri.G". la The TIiiur IGI:rh
all coInc.,' continuous M IN. .tn yard. tl' 81
low scores added 10 tlu-" recorded SO tr.dIN
j. :. Gaze, 40 j. Is. 1a} lpr. 40 &. T.. trn .h. t..
E. f. rayntor. 10: 4. e. White. -, and tuI, Xmmrr
man. IL.
The Long Branch military match Wa newt bis
tancc>. 700 and 500 yards. open - all '"n":- Tie
winner Tfa,l Stuart -! The '9th I;c.IurHi. liz
WIS iriuarh,br. II d":a!! II va,: Vt ~ua
yars:!. - =. {. 8. .. ,, !. f. >. -; I. I. D. "l ~
aud 1T 500 Yard j. T. =. I. ,. =. - =: :!
total. ~ grand t't,a ~. Other "Nrrrul
TIN, match lc''r iilc-t IN. l34 VI. VI, SEWN
III. and J. i. Klein. los
The Iccold' ~ ~ tI' steward mat w.
". \. I:uyi' - j. "ir". ~ ". t. lu-''N -. y Il
kI,or -. and l. l.. t;IalaIJ. -. IN the ''pvrru"
ma, Il The >cur' " q. Ili. "y. 30. i. h"!ly -,
i. F,nn"IaI. - Is. l.. rinNth". -: W. -. iIuil'
store, 81 \. L. Eu>'r. II t'ri.ril &. /. IOl;n~ -:
I. &. Austin. 80; and T.. g. Mni"l.i, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
The Canadian Government ottl-
ciallyreports ROYAL can excel
lent baking powder,' superior to
all others in leavening strength.
Bulletin 10, Inland Re0. LEbA r. 10.

cu.. nm AUGUST y. and 40 GEORGE II. Perkins aid
,r,ouas c,unolly y,rr arrested in C0nnrc'oh VII"
fine crimes. The firSi-named charged ''nh"iN VII,
cou,inr thcn in "A statement hc naic rc'ci'N' anu
now Connolly has made loAr Statement, u. W. "o,',
many and that their parpo-c was robbery
pos,,ua torl,cncai Wanamdhc: has drcc' d
t. money orylcr department. at the Gcn'r'i F's. "'
l,. open from o Il. m 10 = p M ah" az W, ",;,.
stations from : a. II. e. u y. IL. IoN'I""N"'
Ia, bod the mcn.v order window nj the fch'rai io>'
office open at o II III. for a month. .
The body of Il man found on SatnraF ~ W" Nv,
Mediterranean stores las been idcnihcn II" u.n VI
pctcr Mc(aulcv of No. - Third Place. lie wa 'h,,,l
Two wears old and a corporal in Company IT, 10y"
ncc,nrnt lie was a telegraph operator IN the Wc.t
crn Union telegraph Office o, No. Id Hroad"aS. NJ"
York Ms. McCau!cy says that he' nu. ,i,, ,
I'LL, distressed over the death Of their child ON
Iursday OF last week. and saturday went out ior !,
walk. She could rot believe that Ire commune"
suicide. bnt Thought lie accidentally icI o'c'o'"u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

BENJAMIN \. Morrison Il lawyer a. No. 90 Court
ST., died YESTERDAY n NJ. LOB Lewis ave. III" was
thirty years Old and III, death Wa du' t. co1sinpi H.
The Bridge TRUSTEE, ~ 0nt To- erect new work
shop AT No. ~ Na>>iu>t.. at "a cost OF $1,000 HE
site cost 81, $40.
The +. r. Williams BATTERY. ono % the o'dc-t and
strongest Republican organizations e the lima II
krookiyn wen, tO Dorlpn> Point. at south N.rWHlk,
(ouu on Tuesday, and there IL M m'"r> ate thcit
.ixtccntli annual dinner lnd'r Mr.. WI ! ANS lead
.r,hp the battery has l.t' aikcd ia" polite u
,ituaion in the lowe" end Of the Eighteenth Ward.
and las made IL possible fer Republican 10 <" |"
the polls and vote in safety.
Ni,bo,, Stc.c 81 No. IJ1 81 cktpn>i.. j. w.!l:Hg.
according 1, the statement If l> c'mT,"l t. rli e
I,.cc Ecnra ,c,'c;riV, 80 # ~! hUn>c!I"l dn;ic'
n, ,hc extent Of wa~im" @l";h"-. w.pn" h"r"' ana
taking care If the baby. but he objected when MS
wife wanted him To CON ana na"c 'h' bdN. HI
vito has bccun processing, for s.pirai'n, AMI
when lie refused TO do some ""if she w"nt" d"lf
,hout tho Lo,,sc she provoked him into taking hold
assault.
In the suit OF Mrs. E,izaict! 4. DAILY for lmitcl
avorce from " Your :'nclc7 William DAILY. the well
known turfman. II petition was presented IN The
supreme Court yesterday. a',ihg for 800 Il week
oIimony and 800 cOun.el fee. 1hc ,"it is brought
IN, grounds of cruel and nhuinan treatment for ne
last two wears In his the defendant says tiit
his wife sustained her injuries H. iii OF n"Xhat"
and that she has been manly times arrested FIR drunk
snness. -
statc.,i from typhoid fever. He WIS a member 81
.,c printing firm Of Iiillctt lrrcn. ~ No 80 Full
m e. New. York. and was active In al tie Roman
satholic organizations Of the city! The funeral VIII
,nkc place tomorrow.
Another so-caIled confession has been secured BY
0re Marshal Lewis regarding the supposed ncendiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
NETWORK CITY.

c,,,,.r Levy Yesterday c.mmi;.cd l"inu"l y
Jayuc. TIN. ,uui>c - lIrllcvar Hospital WA" "''r
dcu,alv administered fitIl Gosc Of c,r."!" ''" u
Harry Wii.!cy 4 tn 'mb> III Gc'aHl "i S-'"' PAIL
rh. >nucay ni.h; steamer lavh@ Fer N". -. East
River at i. o',loc.. for Ncw Haven. has been VIII"
drawn :,r I'll" sea III The steamers nav" "l'"; h
change Nrcl. cay.
\ prr.up.o-v .n.Iidamu> ned iy judge Ei"af"r g
Of fla. >u,,,ru. Court 4; \iu.l. va served on -
r., Her I;cr, So. RIA hy I'cp"'' MI "'H '"'
Post. 10 compel the eats t. p'! si-;'-''' - '''c
g., lac Due for IN, site taxes Of l@-.' he VIII -
,,.,u,n,hlr on >,i .:l"r 30. ANA tn '"I''i'' w
,,y >aid that hr Ind Mt yet lad tine I" i'Nc any
action on ne subject.
TIC Irish \n,ori IN Republican 'lnb me- yc''""''N
afternoon IN The Office Of the president 'a"!'" !. H.
McNarrcc, no. 81 broadway. and dc'idcd nom I'VE
rr weekly meeting, from now uniIl the close Oh th'
electoral campaign
Adam Hanft the proprietor OF the Mountain House
at One hundred and sixty .nfthst. and the hare"
River was convicted yesterday before 'hdr" inN
,cr,d in the General session, Of an asNant III u'
,h,rt degree upon Mrs.. Elizabeth .Ncorn who nd u
sell a float to him which a boat house l"rh'''N
.t.od In an argument. according ~ MIS-. H'rh
t.timouy he threw Il piece If tnni'cr at her ,'rhin'
her in the fac and hn,kne lcI int" the water '""s'
| titzg.ri.d icnaidcd him r 'cntch'c.
The Fire Commissioners Yesterday accepted III
reclamation Of BuildiI- Inspector Lewis n 'S'"'"
who had been tried by the Commissioners "r a'"P'
/ jnr a bril-. from builder OF ~ 90
| 4 regular mccn: OF tn" ii "mincia!c E"pn'h'''
t.lul q, the XINth Assembly D>trit VIII Lc hi d"
Ly.cum Hall tl> cvcnin. ~ J.. m
Bv direction of tie Io.tma,t r. me raj t'c h'ir
for the tlan.ac.iOn Of money 'hd'i h''ih>r IL ''
v III herc:,f,r, b. Il, fellow NJ IA -'''"i"i f'-'
Office, I.,nn - 4. m. H. > y. m. ANA a. ar ''"" ~
ard mi. .,.,ii ~ from =. n e. a." T. Ia. n'''i "
b ,,,,u 10 -. ~. T., u =. m. IL heretofore"
T.. JUDI. Noan Dn,i, va, seventy ~" year o.
, ,c>,rIdai.
With ,l return "f wealthy Au": n I ~ E"'''
,n, a.. nj, Of southern r.;cI, 2:c Already l. >'i@rn
! iIcu. civ g, 10 s"cul. winter patronage.
.dvi,. f., the sumner dude: II N"u ha'' aNtii.
+, a; "a ;hc summer rin. -ay il Pnr KIN
Toa,y i, the fly saith bir hta;. Of the Few ID
b Marvin H. Vincent.
Loui> Kc-,cl, the proprietor %! the f"1f 'i'''I Il
| IIavcr,tr,w, y. y, Wa r'inih1Gi IL P'''t '"''
,,,,.,d,y charger with larceny. II j. al.'i Ia
Ecs.cl ,ol. 800 from Adolph Lemon willie he Ma
cuc~t at the E,cl; Hotel la,t summer
Charlie. Nprrrll and Charles Harris VII" "'r' u
-. ted lille irving f. cheat Detective 'ohVh+, N"'
they tnh for wealthy Wc.l"Ir"r. ont "i :"Nc:'
di har.ci ly Justice smith, III the 1, NIB F'' !"
,c ;...,iay he dr,idI; tina: there WAS not same c'
HI| old them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
THE REPiTED HERO Of THIRTY fUi'R FIS7S.

Jean Sicci. who has ensured long fat. III pullr IN
vari0I Far ,pcan cities. ha> arrived H. Ne" >" Wh
the intention II giving exhibition If hi powers of
;,',,t:,in.,: food here. ~" lIi> NJ Yet inaG'
arrangements for hi, prn"r,l feat. In. viii pin.nbly
fast for fortvnvc Gfiy day. The mi, Eunu L.
mcnt he taxes /, mall quantity 81 distilled water
Gaily and u few 1pop"fni1 q 81 Yr In the Whole iimr
This ricdrinc + made from tficn pliut, acrridln.
t. :, ic:Iiod whi"h VI: -urt learned ir,m African
chrft. ins.
Mr.. S,icc l. an Italian 10y biith AID has sprnt ron
siderable time IN the interior 81 Nlei where he met
Henry NJ. stanley and became well acquainted with
him. lie has gone through thirty four fi,t, he says.
most Of them having lasted from Thirty To- forty days