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GRAND JUNCTION., COLO.


Soon to BE . Converging Center OF Several
Railroads. Rapidly Approaching Com
pfetfon-Smeltcrs- to Bo Erected Here
Splendid Markets Thus Opened Near mt
Hand for tho Products OF tho Extraor-
dinarily Fertile Soil OF This Locality.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, March 20, 1890.
Ed. ORANGE JUDD FARMER-In my pre-
ylous letters have written only of the fruit
add vegetable resources of the Grand Val
lev. wish now to call attention to some
other resources G. this favored locality. I'm
mediately surrounding the valley are the
famous Book Cliff Mountains; through these
cliffs, for miles, large coal measures crop
out at the surface. The coal is varied in
kind and quality, including largo veins of a
fine bitumfnous variety suitable for domcs-
tic and steam purposes, and also hne quail
ity of cooking coal, and in quantities that
are practically inexhaustible. Back Of the
mountains containing coal, the precious
the famous mining camps of Leadville, As
pen, Ouray, and dozen other mining camps
arc situated. All of these are tributary by
simple gravitating. power to the town OF
Grand junction, Which will on the compile
ton OF the railroads now building, mako
this one OF the great smelling centers OF the
West.
Now with regard to- Railroad Facilities,
Grand Junction is to-day the terminus Of
the Denver IL Rio Grande narrow guage
from Denver westward, and the terminus
of the Rio Grande Western from Salt Lake
City eastward, and also of the little Book
Cliff Railroad. Tho Denver Il Rio Grande
and the Colorado Midland are now building
a broad gauge road down the valley Of the
Grande to meet at Grand Junction the
broad gauge road now building from Salt
Lake eastward. An Of these broad gauge
roads arc to be completed by next June, the
grading being now practically completed
and track laying commenced. These thus
give an outlet In every direction for This
seasons crops, and in short time several
other trunk lines will be built here, fully q
dozen others having already made surveys
terminating at this point or passing
through. Representatives of two large
smelling syndicates have been here within
the past few days, with view of securing
suitable sites for tho erection of Shelters
More anon. w. w. +.
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cuPID's COOKERY.

Who're the rcd. rosy mouth ofthe biosyomins
fonth
Pouts i perfpmery pastures Of posies,
Where the silver tongued nightingale firts
With the moon,
Where coon hunting and romance, rub
villa :. rol. polly pose and an absence Of
That would mako i Vow I'm gIander sliiveI !,
On the eve. let us say, 0f ST. yaienstnc's dny.
Little Cupid sat 1lling his CULVER. =
There were arrows for all. for the great and
the small;
For the young and for those who were
And he handled the pile with wee wicked
smile,
And an air most demurely epgdgiag.
but, sec, he has stopped, and his quivcr has
a=~=dropped,
And his mood savors much OF vexation.
Z Mark him we'll where he stands with q shaft
In his hands,
Planned for ono Of tho lords Of creation.
His name was plain John. and In seasons
agonc,
He had escaped him unscathcd from the
Thatscuptdsshad sped at his heart and his.
-. Thoughts chances were cftimcs but mar
Io".
All in vain was loves arts and his strongest
OF darts,
Though with black eyes and blue eyes he
tipped EN-;
They failed Of their aim to his sorrow and
shame,
Thoughln magical mixtures he dipped .em.
And now as he stands with the shaft In his
hands,
This iIlustrious son OF his mother,
Vows high and VOWS low BY the bend OF his
bow,
That thfs dart shall reach home II no other.
Then straightway up the street on two
chubby feet
The best OF good time he is making.
Led by Instinct or ate to the pantry where
Rate z -=---=--
Is doing her Saturdays baking.
Then this mischIevous elf climbed right up
on the shelf,
Over all the whto pie pastry fixing;
oh how slyiy he laughed as he dropped his
bright shaft
i And-thc rosstps agree thu. " hen-Jehn eamo
On the vciy next day, which was Sunday,
That he ate OF the cake for the makers sweet
snke,
And thet Two were etrothed upon Monday.
Which all goes to show, don't you soc. don't
Z yon know,
That no way 10 too worthless for trying,
! And the way to mans heart as explored by
Loves daFt, =s-a
Through his stomach Is oftcniimes lying.
Alice o. Darling, In Good Housekeeping
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EYES, remember that occasion. 1 was
young then. lam not old now. had not
a pain nor an ache: My blood was pure
and my cheeks showed its crimson. was
happy and healthy. But now, woe Is. me
do not see well day have these
distressing dragging down pains, this con-
slant woakness, and feel oil the time worn
and weary
For all such, sufferers, DR., Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription is panacea Of inestimable
value.
AS an invigorating tonic, it imparts
strength TO the whole system. For over
worked. aworn-out,p debilitnted teachers,
milliners, dressmakers, seanistresses, shop.
girls,n housekeepers, nursing mothers, and
feeble women generally, DIR. Pierces Favor
ito Prescription is the greatest earthly boon,
being unequalcd as an appetizing cordial
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FIG 1.-DYNAMITE plow ~ the next
CARTRIDGE. turn. When land Is
being laid down to grass, this may be
done with much advantage, and ~ the
stones gradually wear down, thsy inn
prove the soil and add fresh plant-food
10 It. Grass and clover roots, Is those
OF all plants, exert reducing and cor
rosive effect upon the stones, and are
able to procure some Rutriment from
them. This has been Escertained most
|conspicuously in soils containing lime
stone, upon which the roots Of plants
have left their marks in plainly-seen
lines wherever. they have come in cons
tact with the surfaces Stoncs In the
soil always retain moisture on their
surface through their superficial attrac-
ton, and this moisture encourages the
roots to spread in network over them.
aided. no doubt by the plant-food OBJ
tanned through the solvent action Of
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and restorative tonic. Contains no s,cobo,
to inebriate no syrup or sugar to-deranya
digestion a legitimate medicine, net
beverage.
AS soothing and strengthng nervno
"Favorite Prescription y is uneqnalcJ and
is invaluable in allaying and suhiuiug nery=
GUS excitability, exhaustion, prostraton
hysteria, spasnis and other distressing, nery.
Gus symptoms, commonly attendant upon
| functional and organic disease. Ii induces
refreshing sleep and relieves mental AMI.
ETY. and dependency.
A Book Of 100 pages, on "Woman and
Her Diseases, sent to any uddress, in plain.
sealed envelope, ON receipt of ten cents, in
stamps.
address, WORLDS DIsPEHsARy hfEpIcN.
ASSOCIATION, No. G63 Main Street, Buffalo.
N. "
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We can mention no failure moro disas-
trous than that OF physical energy. 1t in
wolves the partial suspension Of tho digest
i've and assimilative processes, and entails
the retirement from business Of the liver
and kidneys. Only through the good Offices
Of Hostettcr' s Stomach Bitters can the res
toration puf its former vigorous status be
hoped for. When this aid has been secured,
. resumption=ofa activity in the stomach,
liver and bowels may be relied upon The
Bitters conquers malaria and kidney trou-
bles.
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Consumpt. on surely Cured.

ToTHE EDIToB:-Please inform your read
ers that / have positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands Of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any Of your
readers who have consumption iflthey will
send me their express and post Office ad-
dress. Respectfully, T. A. SLocUM, M c.,
Isl Pearl street, New York.
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or health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF Syrup
OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature
to eifectually cleanse the system when
costive or bilious For sale in 50c and $l.O0
bottles by all leading druggists.
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Sir Novels FIRE., will be sent by Cragin &
Co., Philadas, Pa, to any one in tho U. y. or
Canada, postage paid, upon receipt OF 25
Dobbins' Electric Soap wrappers. See list
OF novels on circulars around each bar.
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The fellow who SO obsequiously takes OF
his hat when q lady enters the elevator in
an Office. building, probably jaws his own
carry Up tho coal and make tho fires 81
mornings tho year round. - Arkansaw
Traveller. ri
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You hardly realize that it is medicine, when
taking Carter Little Liver Pills; they are
very-smaff;I no bad effects all troubles
from torpid liver are relieved by their use.
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matter Of good hus
bandfy, and should
mot be neglected
whsn the rork can
sbssdone coavcnient-
~ and time and op.
portunity Q q . r..
when the stonesars
not large they may
be putcut Of the way
By laying them in
the burrows and coy
sring them BY the
- - a
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-05-15

THE fashionable woman In tho forties is
not generally ambitious to discover new
wrinkle. -Binghamtop Leader.
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SOMEHOW man feels much worse the day
after no has lost an hours sleep on account
OF the baby than he does the day after no
has lost fivc hours sleep ut tile club
Atchison Globe
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For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc,
effectual relief is found In the use OF
'Broion's bronchial Trociss.n Price Is cts.
Sold oHiy IN b0rcs.
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TnERE arc many mon who contract debts
in tho East and then go West to settle. =
Bnghamton Leader
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CHEMISTS arc seldom hcnpcclSed hus.
bands. They have too much cxpcricncA
with retorts. -Burlingto Free Press.
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MEET your wife with smile on your
lips. says an exchange. Better wait un-
til the odor of tho ..smile'' has abatcd
somewhat, though.-Texas Siftings.
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IT 10 now announced that English CAPITAL
lists want TO hny the worlds fair. The list
of belongings OF English capital increases
daily in this country. The only thing we
will have left, If this thing keeps up, will
DO Yankee Doodle. Wichita lKan.) Eagle.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-05-15

ToRE6UIArE the stomach, livcrand bowels,
and promote digestion, take one OF Carriers
Little Liver Pills every night Try them.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-05-15

PLEASANT, Wholesome, Speedy, for coughs
Is Halc's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in opo minute.
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SOME mon arc born great, some achieve
Senators.-W ashington Star.
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1T is asserted that 5000, 900 people
are now able to speak volapu!r. How.
many OF them pre- infants In III s1adlt
has not hson estimated.
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PERHAPS it's because whisky is such g
strain on the system that hard drinlzcrs are
continually getting broke. -Binghamton
Republican.
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DEAD men tell no tales, but the ones win,
write their obituaries often do.--Elmir;j
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z BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption. 4
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THE m.n who pays the biggest pew rent
hero ON Garth win not always find tho best
scat reserved for him in tho Heavenly CON
grcgation, ASonieryillc' Journal. :.
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A DEAp-BEAr can generally stand loan
even If no cant support himself Bling
hamton Republican.
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Al GEoLocisr. ought to DO q good strata
Iist, Yenowino's News.
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|. a nAx seldom rcalisos what flashes 70
sseshssp. means until he has to silt some
when tho wind q blowing great eesx =
Elmira Star.
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ArockET mirror free to smokers OF seTan-
silps Punch &c. Cigar
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A MAN with en- unmarriagcablc daughter
Is in worry much the same boat as o bank
rnpt He ID willing to put his property into
tho hands OF receiver. Burlington Frea
Press
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THE revolver and the bank cashier arc
alike, they never 20 OF unlcss they arc
loaded. - Washington Star.
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THras are no good liars, though some Q
them arc very skillfu1 and talontcL--N. G
Picayunc
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TIE suffering man can ncvcr r,alrc
pronaunced succcss-D nwnr,. c-t 60
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How is tho arca u q circlo cxprossedi III
asked tho profcasotl SIN r1und rnmbcrp.f
x5ns the hesitating sropjy. II " oshingtor
&0ytx W .na a - Wv 81 -a NJ ~ ~
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TIE man who swears on Is gloomy for q
while, but 1t Is not long before he begins to
smile again.-Boston Courier.
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IsN'r It rather remarkable that t1thc
oldest inhabitant't 10 never o womani-
Washington Star.
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WIEN a man gets o mortgngc on his
house he realizes Perhaps for tho first time
takcs o real, live, active interest in his
career louisville Journaf .s
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NEvER mind abodt s'tcnporine the wilma
TO tho shorn lainbs' what tho phorn lamb
Is after Is some way 10 raiso tho wind y
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= Tstnu- Is nosncc3rst ipy for i stc except
on tie pfIici PIC that Sung people haven t
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bert's room and find out If our conject-
ure was correct
scarcely slepta wink on the night on
which Fred had settled to put his project
into execution, expecting every minute
to hear piercing shrieks from the remote
quarter of the house in which they slept
However, nothing occurred to disturb
me; and meeting Fred before breakfast,
as we arranged, in the garden, over
yhelmed him with flood OF questions.
"Did he brighten you much? How did
you manage to hide? Ishe very yiolentq
Does he foam at the mouth?"
After tantalizing and, TO me, mex
plicable fit OF laughter Fred told me
what had happened. 81 managed to hide
myself in wardrobe in his room, and,
after what seemed fearful time Gilbert
came up and began to undress. Good
heavens! You should see the way that
fellow ogles himself in the glass why,
he's nearly as bad as you--as girl,
mean. Well / was in an awful funk
that he'd open the wardrobe, but he
didn't; and at last he got into bed with
out having shown the slightest symp-
toms of having a fit. j can tell you l
| was disappointed, and determined to wait
till he was asleep. and then leave the
room. ] must have dozed of, for sud
denly woke with a fearful start at
what I thought was clap of thunder,
about an inch from my sar. In three
seconds had found out the secret Of
the padded walls; he shores like q
steam-worked fogs,horn!"
Fred was right This was the horrible
seamy side to the silver lining OF four
thousand pounds asyear.
7 We had certain delicacy about in
forming my father Of the one failing Of
his dearest friends son, SO we had re-
! course to stratagem. We managed 70
The sun., 1890-02-22

The Hon. George Washington never had a
friend than tbe Hon Patrick DIVER whose fame
has reached from Park Row to tho Pacific Five hun.
drei stalwart follow the banner Of the Alderman
IN the Diver Associations ranks under the leader
ship Of Michael j. Ietry Whatever tie T. Diver As.
So iatIOn undertakes whether If cambaks an OK
ruast or tho winning OF an election IL always well
done and IT In rafe to preacl maj rir uHIertak
In. VIII lie Wei tHu1, too, BY Monday morning Last
night they began 10 celebrate N"SIingtDus birthday
TIE recrpun benz he'd ~ me cub house 80 O!Yer
street II grln Uuuul that way last night from
All quarters Tor every OF the members hal Tho
righi entertain Two friends y stairs y feast
Tor the body down sArs lsHst Tor the sUul. The
Hon T. DiSVHr Nas eyeIyHhere Ish WAS tho prinCi.
pa. nIglt. 10 lay II vii. he turkey, bat all
iie dine the blI punch O0w viii be Kept mi Master
OF Ceremonies Edward topper+ COmpla nod OF but
one hlngllat hat he rOJid not get the people
out fast enough to .cl the neHcUEurrs i'll
The sun., 1890-02-22
GEN. WOLSELEY CRITICISED.
Accused OF Infringing on Military ReguIa-
tons In His Mngazlne Articles.

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-In the House Of Com
mons, tho Right Hon. Henry Matthews Secre-
tary of state for the Homo Department. reply
ing to Mr.. LabOuchere, stated that Lo Caron,
the spy and lniormcr. who testified before the
Parnell Commission had not received any pay
mont from the Government since he had ap-
peared as witness on that occasion.
The Right Hon. Edward Stanhope, Secretary
OF State for War. in answer to the question
whether a recent article on the English army.
written 10y Gen. Wolseley and printed in Har-
per's Magazine was not an iufraction OF the
regulations, said he was Of opinion that it was
not. Nevertheless the Government considered
that members Of the general staff were bound
latton to that department, and lad had some
communication with Gen. WOlseley on this
subject The Government was satisfied that
Gen. Wolseley had no Intention to infringe
upon the army regulations. and that such a
thing would not happcn again
MIR. l.abouchere demanded an explicit assur-
Ance that n list of the Witnesses summoned to
sppear before tho iarnell Commission should
the expenses OF the Commission.
The Right Hon. W. H. Smith said he could
not give assurance that Government would
furnish any information In regard to the ex-
Mr. Stansiield's amendment for the forma-
tion OF parochal councils subordinate to the
county councils was defeated upon division by
vote OF 25l to 49,
Mr.. Acland moved to amend the address BY
an expression OF regret that there was no
mention OF free education in primary schools.
The amendment was rejected 10y 223 to lf3.
Mr. w H. Smit h announced that the debate
on tho Governments y otiOn that tho House
adopt the report OF the ParneIl Commission
was fixed for March 3.
The sun., 1890-02-22
SPARKS fhOM 1HE TELEGRApIL

The cholera il spreading in Me,opotAmiA
Mayor ode OF Aewburgh declIne' y denomination.
Italy w!I send representatives to tho Ator conference
TO be held al Hernn
Tho Temps says that TIE Russian loan seven tnes
covered by subscriptions made ~ IArIs Ryue,
Frank Butler, business man - berwick, Ne, com.
mrteu suicide on lhuT-day - shooting LlnIhe De-
sp"ndency and ~ health led 10 the decd,
Mrs, sAlle T.. RAYS barn near RAyWick. Ky was
burned yesterday Tweny nine hOrses and mules Sud
n 81 90 race horte persisted ~ the names.
Tho police OF Prague have seIed an issue NJ the
paper Nnrudni Lkiy containing a manifesto II tho
young Irchs AGAINST tho understanding agreed uIUu
"ilh tie Gern.Ru--
Achilles k-,ls, who was shot by Policeman N'iin at
CoiuIu' Us ono on McGur.la, nigIl o,Aa,- ~ iiIe
sJ.I""l"G nm IT inumacy VITA Mrs NhI'e ytlrr
dLJ Nhl'" is ~ ng.s H.
William Grace -. NihIl.iowu ?s years oiG cmp.DYed
on ile work Of d"uh,e tracking TO shure me road A.
SUlth Lyme instantly kIlsd Yesterday morning
Kuuugunda BetE who was tried last wees for ths
murder OF Mrs Margaret schneider IN baltimore in
August last And was convicted OF mAnsAughter, was
sentenced Yesterday toS years in tho peu,entiAry
The tin box and fruit factory of 4, +. BrecKen
TldEe 60, ana tho elevator mAnutActOTy OF Smth I
llRdenan ~ Toledo were burned Yesterday The loss
about flJDOJl. Tie Peoples Theatre WAS also
damaged
FrAuk Brooks. fireman on ihe engine of the Cave May
eXir,t' lean out OF tho rab as N ptss,I N,ri
hurE = D. Ns.lrriaN nuTnriu lp-r ...s
uuirr tho ehsInr, tne wh"ss passing over NJ hral Auu
Lilug Inl Instantly. LTOuNs tErd At ape May.
daEgo Florence, aged -. and over twenty years an
Monday morning bhS weighed about 80 poundA Tho
accumulation Of nssh was the outcome Of disease
from which she suffered shos ehdkoOd, and BIZ uulgh
ShS Lost The use 0f her lower nwbA
The sun., 1890-02-22
AssAILED BY ESQ FRESHMEN.
Cornell sophs 60 60 Their Banauet with
Smashed Hats and TorA CIothing.

AUBURN, Feb. 2i.-One hundred members
OF the sophomore class OF Cornell University
arrived on tho Z o'clock train this evening to
attend their annual banquet at the Osborne
House. They all bore evidence OF the rough
treatment they received on their departure
from Ithaca. where they were assailed by $50
freshmen, who bosmeared them with lamp
black and asafoetida. smashed their hats and
tore the clothing from their backs. 1t was q
motley crowd that alighted from the train and
filled the station. Their enthusiasm was
undated. A large circle was formed in
the station. all dancing merrily and giving
went to college and class yclls until the din
was deaiening. They then marched In pro-
cession TO the Osborne House, whero there at
tention was divided between tho lavatory and
the dspensary. They then distributed them-
selves about the town. later In the evening re-
turning to the hotel for the banquet. All tho
VII FSs 1Es;I2s Is"s We're with an ssn.en
by the class, orator, ). = t$rsons, who was
5S!2T'a sE ! $'Bs fSs fS;' 5as!S:yt
q ,y2:% j. C., /. Fish 5ur ro;Eds.,,,I"
Mhktr " kTGGkfp,dsS Ss sS.ss 1S Ss D shnie4 NJ
EtSYi99%nssR sRy Y kf$is%Sss' %si'
SsSn} s. ssFf9Sls Dole Our M f. Dunai hc
way.
The return Of the abdudtpA freshman presi-
dent TO the university to-dayS 10 scncd the en-
thusiasm Of the sophomores somewhat, as they
mad expected to put him on exhibition and to
made merry however. with college songs and
stories until nights candles were burnt out
and locund day stood tlptoe on the misty
mountain tops.
ITHACA. Fob 21.-Chapin, the missing Presi-
dent OF the freshman class. has returned to
Ithaca and will attend q banquet OF his class
tonight Ho declines to give any details OF
his exploit, and the belief 10 current that he
went away voluntarily.
The sun., 1890-02-22

A. Nj 90. 377 Grand street. Louis Tekul-
skis millinery store damage s4o; 7r+5 Tenth avenue
and 1854 street. Adolph HeintEs apArtmentA damage
SO 500. 393 East Houston street soloman FiScherS
RANT store no damage s21, "a West Toreth street.
Thomas FrisweIs apartments damage SIS; 1913 =
hudson street, James Earrons wOodenwarc store dam
age sight, II 81 II West Forty seventh street John
Edwards house. damage S!uL
T.. M.-l9:pr, .H' EiShih avenue, Ann 'ronns Al art
ments damage -; 3 80 !OI West Thriy sixth street
Msskers APARTMENTS. damage hiIght. ~, 9Iu Last
ll5iu street Charles DOwney cRrps ter shop damage
Bight ] LISD BrOaiway NJ. bruce gas s.oNe store
damage SO. S.pr iob- iron and Sprlng WORKS al
Nest Thirty.fourth street. amage triIng h;h. Abra
ham Rosenberg store ~ FORSYTH street damage
so Nt rTst moor Of ~ East l";'th street., occupied
by Mary Corcoran, damage S"n 80 thrd door OF ~
Gr.euwich street. u.lrd by u. BruAnan, mustard
manufacturer dama2, s5vO; ll;'-l Brown 4 RAT
Yuttel,