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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

TO AMEND THE BRIDGE BILL A'AiN.
MAYOR CHAPLIN NOT FULLY ~ SYMPATHY VIII

MAYOR CHAPLIN NOT FULLY ~ SYMPATHY VII"
THE NEW MEASURE.
pridge President Howell has sent u Albany Tie
following further amendment u the BRUCE Dih 10"
lclore the Legislature
The trustee, of the New York and Iroohlyn Irdgc
arc hereby authorized and cmpo"'irl 10 "'fu'a a
much additional hnd "a Hin p' ~, -. a..
,i,rnosr Of Increasing, the terminal FAC lite 81 mo
View York and Brooklyn Bridge. bat j" lana ii Iron
i,r sail he acguircf south OF tine noFhlh 7inr %
f'ili.rv-.i nor in Ncw-lOrk north Of the s"uiArih
li,'e NJ park Row. 40 station building n bfV,Af
sLou lac erected further south than li!Shot; aNu We
chsl he those required for switching and storage IN
ciIrics The plan for Increasing the terminal -
eiItics shall be submitted t. and must b' app%No'
ia . IOald Of three expert. u ne cC"Hutllr ~
HERMAN Of said Board. and the Mayor OF Nc" YORK
.hall appont one member ANA the MAYOR OF iI""h
ivn one member. The vote OF maJ"fI'y 81 Tie
Ioart shall be sufficient TO approve oil a pan su'
,oirted The aid Board shall be appointed within
.crntv d1,s after the passage OF I'M act ana shall
ruhlclv hear All parties IN Interest after Tn day
notice Of such hearing gwen ~ "a
,I.u render their decision within ninety Gar
ttcr the passage Of this act and the, shall He sich
decision with the trustee. OF IN lfl In' 'Np'l'
.o anpontcd shall be paid reasonable comp n-dlon.
which. with their expense. snail DC b"iu ~ "r'
trustees.
In an ACCOMMODATING letter b. Senator Jacobs. Mr..
Howell SAYS that the MAYOR and the Controller OF
New York and the Controller Of Brooklin approve
the amendment Provision is made for board Of
experts to pas upon the whole question OF additional
terminals b meet the views of the advocates Of Il
loon system and ALA the fears Of those who think
that a step j. proposed toward City Han terminus
In Prool<lyn MAYOR Chaplin does not fully approx 2
The proposed amendment but thinks that IL l. step
in the right direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

MeCsla court-martal. Navy YARD bIVoAsn , , ~
St Georges Society annual dinner Deno'o' > y ~
Investigating Hudson County election iIauus oa
Congress Committee on Immigration Barge omcc
Inquiry by Controller Myers INTO 'quo'''oAs ~ -.
let stands ,,..s, ,,..,,,s
Columbia Dramatic Club thoA'riea's' '7'' '
St AIMS Church fair. Ferreros Assembly Rooms
St. Msrys College alumni dinner Me'fop'"'S" i''S'
z 80 p In. .,..,o. c.r,r,,,.a M s7l
Tifth-ave, p. m
Linden Park races. p. m
Torrev botanical Club Columbia College, p m.
xn,ckerbccker Bowling Club reception. NO IL west
Forty hrst-st. . o.. p.c,r.,,
Parade and presentation OF medals to sth Regiment
armory, y. ID. ,.,. @
Company b. 23d Regiment drill armory' bfooAiyh o
p. -,r -...A Ma
New.York Leagus-Philadclphia baseball match Ne"
Polo Grounds, 3 80 p. IN. ~,
New-York Players>Ph2deIphia paseoAn h"'oi' Di''A'
erhood Park, 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Many women. Interested IN the
succcs of the new Mount Vernon Hospital met az uo
huu,c Of Mrs Robert milford, III second ave, yrs,c'
daV and discussed various methods OF a'sSlln- uc
project The proposition to hold a fair some tl"e III
Inn. was flvora6ly considered permanent aux
arv association was organized by the election 81 MIS-
cor,Iclla Mclean president. Mrs. Frank Mum. sec
,o'.l.in' =, ~ : vond Treasurer DR..
and Nrs Robert f. Howe held a wooden wedding
reception at their home in First ave. last night HOSTS
Of friends assembled with congratulations ana "ooue
glrs.
PORTCUESTER.--A the charter election yesterday
600 votes were east. The following village officers
were elected DR.. Norton j. sands. preNdeht' h'uI1
min / Fo,hav treasurer trustees, Henry \. DicNn-
son over II. VI. Henderson by 80 votes, and ht'lcs
A. Fehrs over Aaron a. Carcecr by llo majority
WHITE PLAINs.-rhe Presbyterian Church has
purchased desirable site In Lake 81 for parsonage
and will erect a tine dwelling thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
NEWARK.

Tho u,lI OF the late Isaac A. Alling probated
Yesterday The public requests are $4,000 to the
Home for Aged Women 81 900 for the Home for inc
Frcndlcss and 81. 900 for the Foster Home George
T. Reeve and Joseph VI. Ward are named as executors
Tho American Refrigerator Company was Moor
poratcd yesterday with capital OF Soooooo' Inc
incorporators are Garritt s. Glenn. David Hennessy
Garrett s. Mott and Waldo g. Morse.
The Philadelphia syndicate which has negotiated
the purchase of the Essex Passenger Railway system
of Newark took charge yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
OUTGOING STE 4 .NERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEVS
PORT OF NEw.YOHK. ESDAY. APRTL2 1880
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YOHk........Tt ESDAY. APRrL2 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer POLYNESIA GER Francx. Settin April =
and passengers 10 X Corti-. Arrived AZ the Bar at
steamer Ia Champagne ~. Boyer Hayre Aprii - with
de passengers 10 Fegct Arrived Al tho Bar at OJ
Steamer Humboldt (pr) Back RIO Jancro ~ with
mdrr tn Busk Jr,ons Arrived At the bar At 10
Steamer Emprcs. Br, Iuinhnll WinhmaIa islnns va
& CO. Arrived at ihe Iar ~ am
Steamer city Of Columbia Ray GARDENS Via Havana days
and Jas ward * 60 Arrived At no
days. wh mdse and passenger" 10 ! L Kerr q CO. Ar
arys.i al the bsr At a nj ,.,, r,,,c, o,v. ,,, ,rn
e. Mones d Go Arrived AT tho Bar Al 2Oa H.
TO Tome a rear.,l Arrived At ia at 10 a IN
steamer Chat tahoochee pagg. savannah - days with
mdsc and pss.e0gers to 4 l. Waiscr ~
steamer Guyandottc Walker Newport News and Norfolk.
with mdscari passengers to Old dominion "a CO >. -
Steamer kanawia sears. Newport News with coal 10
OTcntL
steamer Gen whitney. Bcarss. Boston. with mdse IL
Dimock
SUNSET Wind SANDY Hook. light SeE; fair At city
Island. wind light. sSW cloudy
Arrived yesterday
steamer Ems cGsr Sander Bremen April pton
IT, Bar al NOj y IN
steamer sta,oo Texas. Williams. Fernanains via Bruins
wick with mdsc and passengers TO g II Mallory & Co
CLEANED.
Steamer Marengo fBr Wilton London sandcrson
steamer Iycho nrahc tBclg) Mcmillan. London Busk a.
src,ner Germanic tBr, Cameron Liverpool Queens
steamer ,olunlbia aGer). vose'gesang. Hamburg via
STEAMER bohemia ,uer Lethauser. Hamburg Cortis
Stamci stenhart tGcr) speidt. Hamburg Dcptfcri
Steamer saae Ger. Richter. Bremen via Southampton
Steamer Fnesland tBcs) Rand-. Antwerp Peter Wright
steamer Valencia Miller 1T John. NIB. York
steamer Croatia Reesng. Cape Hayden. Iagnayra
&c RI Cortis
steamer coban (Bs) Fraser Port spain-oeo chri sto
stesner Jshan svcrdrup Nor. NSasen. BaraeoaGomss
gss.saI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
ELIZABETH.

Mrs Williams Of Roselle. yesterday recovered inc
money which two gypsy women stole from her mousse
The gypsy band traced to East orange, whcre
IL was encampcd.. The gypsics. when accused VI
taking the money, finally produced the S-oo' ""l'"
they said the old lady gave them aS reward for
telling her fortune. The gypses were not arrested
Charles Gibson I'm fl Of dependency caused
nv excessive drink tried 10 hang himself in the attic
OF his house on Sunday night. he was discovered
and cut down before life extinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT his message To the new Common
cornell Masor DE Forest recommends biennial instead
ID, annual city elections and that the Office or
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department be made per
inancnt the incumbent 10 be removed only for oil,
,t'ii,y ar malfeasancc Major David VI. Reed.
$,ti,nir Wheeler Judge A. u. Beers. the Rev. l.. Il.
-ircctcr the Rev. Louis y. Booth, the Rev. H. +.
sdd-,..cd a mass meeting Of clerks and merchants IN
I,r,ctor', Opcr. House last evening IN favor Of a
movement 10 close all retail stores IN me city on
Tue.days Wc,lue Sdays. THURSDAYS ana FRIDAYS during
tha a d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Tho annual meeting Of the NewJcrsey AsSocia
ton Of Churches comprising all the Congregational
churches of Virginia. Maryland the District OF Conm
bia pennsylvania and New jersey, opened IN Paer
SON lat night About seventy five delegates were
present and more are expected today. The Rev
Dr :. ". Newman OF Washington d. T., was elected
moderator and the Rev. DR.. Brown. new member,
scribe The Rev. Dr. a. J. +. Behrcnds, OF Brook
lyn preached the association sermon. which was 1911
i1wed by a communion service. the cclebrants being
the Rcvs benjamin r. Bradford, Of Cedar Grove
n j. and George W. Moore. OF Washington d. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

We hear good reports of our boys
clothing from the parents who return
Season after Season to fit out their
sons.
1t is difficult to make garments that
wifi always stand the racket of a hust-
ling, needless lad, but we come as near
it as anyone-a little nearer we believe.
At any rate we keep trying; and,
whenever we fail, if you'll kindly tell
us, we're glad to remedy the faults by
assuming all the loss.
We pride ourselves on having stores
in which customers soon learn to feel
at home. The freedom of the estab-
lishment is yours. Use your privileges.
ROGERS, PEET q GO.
nETdnhfpxWkAY} MvE a1S:a.
STORES. 32d So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

PRINCESS BAY-RObcrt Brown, IT., state Game
and Fishing Inspector, and squad of staten Island
policemen made vigorous cndeavor yesterday % cap
iuro some ~ tho oyster pirates who como from jersey
and dfcdgc IN New York waters OF Princess BAY.
they arrested the crews - two boats, but the men
proved 10 be nom Canarsle. L. l.. and lad perfect
rlght to drcdgo In tho waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
AUDUBON xONUMEyT SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The treasurer of the Audubon Monument Committee
reports the following subscriptions: Previously ac
kpowcdged, 81 O0s 76; Lloyd Phoenix, 500; ID.
Willis james. 800; Hugh ". Camp, S25, and w. Y.
WhitAbepSe. S. totk1. G1.2Sa 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
HOME NEWS.



NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John i. Henderson s 81
souri and Virgil p Kline OF Cleveland CLAkEsDOO-'
Edward j. Phelps of Vermont FIFTH 49, 80.
Congressman Joseph H. Walker and Congressman Ahas
Norcross of Massachusetts Andrew D. Wh,e' "a I1and
University Ex-Governor Royal G. Tart OF i'n r"n
and Henry A. Richmond OF Buffalo NOR ,irri,
gresham f. c. Neidrnghaus OF ~. LOUIS 1',Irao-
POLE-Ciovsnor Arthur l.. Thomas ana IN ,'os "
Caleb w. West, OF Utah. MURAL n - n pu,k q,
,rhomas NJ Waller and eyConcressinan Johh " Dun
Connecticut VICTORIA-Judge william l.. i1's -:
NJ Albany WINDSOR-Marvn Hughtt anu Ai'ei'
Keen, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Sidney sykes, fourteen. was badly bitten yes
terday by a dog running at large In the stgccts.
several dogs also bitten and considerable excite
mcnt was caused.
The police were unable 10 obtain any clew y"stcr
DAY. IN their search for Benjamin Il. Newton. who
wandered away from the home Of his sister, Mr..
Goddard, Sunday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Henry A. Ticc a veteran Of the Mexican War ana
the War Of the Rebellion. is dead at his home NO
10 Princest He came here from Bulvillc orange
County, n. Y, and the body will be taken there TO-
day for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
PLAISTIELD.

The building committee Of the seventh Day Baptist
Church ha. decided to remove the present structure
b. Madison ave. and Fiiti It,. ald 10 build new
church cdincc upon the present site II the church
II. /. Hastings. Of Boston. delivered lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Association last
evening, upon " The Inspiration If the Bible" II
proved 10 be Interesting to a large audience.
The common council has completed the work Of
setting up additional mcandesccnt electric lamps IN
the streets The city will now he lighted all night
and every night In the year by electricity alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
unr... o, ses64S Moon ,ets III. pm Moons
HICH
y-ssndy Hook f.lanh II % He'll Gate q IS
p N-sandy HOOK 10 Al Gsv. Island 40. Hell Gate 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
CoNGREGATIoNALIsTs IN SESSION.

fore He also denounced indecent theatrical posters
and pictures given away with cigarettes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
RIBBONS AND SAS HE'S.

We shall offer OF Wednesday,
April 23d, and during the week,
six hundred Cartons of fine quality
Satin and eros Grain Ribbons, at
IA reduction of 80 per cent:
No. ; at Sc. per yd; formerly 16c.
{" :. . =" i" &c.; &C.: :. :. t" Use Use.
=" 1jc. - 9 - 3Oc.
10" fSc. - 4" sec.
Also one lot best quality Satin
Edge MOirc Ribbon, in
No. . at Is cents per yard.
:. Is :. S6 :.
The "CliftOn Satin bOrdered
Surah Sash, ID inches wide; 10
leading Shades, at 90 per yard
former price %i.J0.
JAMES McC EERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Steamer Arne. (Nor) Hansen Bsracoa.Gomes a Pear,a
steamer Roanoke Hulpher Newport News ana Norfoik-
Old Dominion 50 90 VIZ. ue,-. w oa r,orn,c,c,
s,suer Iucy Miller Homer. Bsnger--F Smith Co.
steamer Herman Winter. Halet Boston IL + Dlmock
SAILED.
steamers Nevada Lake Huron and osmanh for Liverpool;
salernn Hun; Taormna ana Hans and Kurt. Hamburg;
Roanoke Norfolk; Caste Hill. Philadelphia.
Al.o sa,lei-vi Long Island sound
steamer. Valencia for ST John b. Lucy Miller Bangor
II Dimock Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April 2lArrivej. steamer Persian Monarch (Br
Brisow from New YORK
April 10 aed steamer Do"n"ik NbfJ' higoy oI No"'
York. ,, .,, . o,,- N, -.
HAu.rss April 2O-Arrved. steamer California. Bauer
from New York.
Announcements.
CORVALLIS BENzoIN COSMETIC SOAR.
Best skin soap made made sure cure Tor ehapped hands
All druggists. - cehts'
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
tPEcK's PAT INVISIBLE TuBuLAR EAR CUSHIONS. whs
,er, heard Successful when all remedies fail
HENRY A. DANIELS. M. D..
90 WEST S9rH-ST.
n,seases Of the Nervous system enito rnary Organs
impotence and Sterility Hours to Il. S to 8.
Kecp's Dress Shirts 10 measure 6 for 50. None
bo,.er a. anv Drice Largest stock OF mems furnishing
goods in New.Ycrk 500 and 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure. 6 for 50. None
,o,.er a. anv price stock mems furnishing
ooods in yew Ycrk 500 and 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
Announcements.

CoRSaLLs BENzorN COSMETIC SOAR.
Best skin soap made. Sure cure for chapped hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

THREE )Princs.
BROADWAY warren.
STORES. } 32d So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
fpEcK's PAT INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS Wills
,ers heard Successful when all reinedes fail Illustrated
hook of nroofs FREE Call write f. HlsCox o53 way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-23
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..


&c WEST S9THST.
p,so,aoa system Genito- Urinary Organs
Imnofence and Sterlity. Hours to Il, to 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

ormance lie would walk two or peTs a on 1hT ns
yards we1 the ed iwe at G So%% s''D ~
pro" sed him on another occasion whether he COMIC
account for the strong feeling that eA's'eu "s'n'''
byrTTHh e q'' Was no feeling against DyronMagans
o without vice OF any kind. Byron9 at ach asa ny
can't was mainly account OF tne lacl noE %i h
shelley treated lie 'ad TO me lie Ie IS better than
s sny one Said Would you defend him ana ne
shelley s re2%re writes ito fof When ann
forty will write for men Also IL, =, ,.,,,
awny concluded these tGeTs WAS O Seves and
never Will be- any one Ike MN n rsr., foil, about
pvpon He aid "Thcy have spread about the report
tGat uyron was ven 10 drlmdr nslng NotLhs coi "a
be- more false lie has often said To me; lone dna
MAS his .carousel Half glass of punch! lie nad
rot the strength but he liked to th,ak t ne a'' anu
H"s SneaI,nr of Lady Blcs,intfon's "C0nVersatlohs
with Byron.4 a book which Irelawny held IN, III ,He
% ~ Fr"nch i'm his talk: the whole thing Is false.
"o 6f leigh Hunt the Pirate had poor opinion
and called him an inspa ooo M S6eaV body was
behavior during the burn.ns OF oncrE nou W" OF
that of sicy girl rather than OF u, man mota III
soahc, he said .oa!hey olTgga hS RI yon take
~ Hvron's hoe YOU will see the clovcn lo0 t
who wa told hS neXer 10 severely in his poem,
p l. stevenson is said to be himself deeply IN
,orc.ted i'm the story which he is writing 10Y Inc
Ledger lie writes to the publishers that mas
something Of Monte Crsto flavor, being inc 'ale
~ an abomiuablc crime and n singular vengeance
have great hopes Of the tale the incidents are strange
and so are the characters
A., illustrated edition de luxe of Hans Of Iceland
one If Victor Hugo's early works. on the press o.
rsto. & Lauriat. The edition is limited to 800 mum
bcrcd copies.
This dlctum concerning the novel IS sci for'" pS
the Rev Herbert D. Ward
An author should be able 10 tell his taie III d Do?i
~ from three TO five hundred pages lphO. a ta't'
educated by such master as Guy de MauPa, ,
,.iI roach rs what we want IL VIII not iOi1Ii'c
dlgres, sion that Is not artlcuatcd 10 tIle pIot an
,nnven,sut OF the narrative. Tho tender descriptions
~ unset, and scenery, dear to the soui OF VI,
writer can better serve di,cd mp as an IlyPciuom
ode 10 ,prlng than padding 10 a novel. ING Nerl
vrcvoIls,ic,s Of our national life, that demands "
dollar ca,h FOR the minute spent, mas H4u'h ~ w
lin tl.. creation Of the short novel
ideaIs and ideas What the people DEMAND
Thee must be expressed h a popular form. lheS
mn ~ move rs into higher NE. Inc snort move
ha bccone the consccraied vehicle Of nineteenth cen
fury thought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
A NEW SHTP.
From Tho Boston Transcript.

From Tho Boston Transcript.
wat /, It about this ere new war vessel mat
they're all talking about ~ said Mr.. Silas laphai at
tho Bullion Club last evening. 80
what new vessel What's the name OF cr
said Commodore Jlbhs Of tho West Roxbury lacht
Cmh looking up
Why thi, ere cruiser Sonata that they have so
much about ~ the papers. 49,
Never heard Of her said Commodore jobs.
Probably young iIihiir who seized his pose ne
tween his finger and his thumb and went hurrlfilv OUT
OF tho room. the only present who dvned uat
Mr. Lapham had The kreuzter sonata In nindS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
THE COLLECr

FOR THE SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION DAY.
O God the King Of glory and all praise;
Who dldst Thy son, from the scpulchlal cave,
Lord Jesus Christ up Ia Thy kiusdom RAJ &c
In heaven most high triumplal from the grave
Leave H. not comfortlcsS nov impore
But send Thine Holy Spirit 10 restore
or faintng souls and eNalt us thcrc
whittier our saviour Clsist is gone before
Through whom We humbly lift our hearts In prayer
Who lives and rcgns with Thee lorevcrmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
SEA POWER IN HISTORY.
SUGGESTIONS FOR AMERICANS.

IGGO17S3 Bv Captain \. T. Mahan. United
states Navy svo, PIP. xiv, 537. Boston Little
Brown 4 Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

An Illustrated edition de luxe Of Hans OF lcelanu'
one Of Victor IIugo's early works, on the press o
Este, 4 Lauria The edition is limited to 'oo mum
bcred copies.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
An Indians Memory.

GLOW long is It." l once asked one
of these Northern Crees, who as guide
was directing our steps as we We're
struggling along in the bitter cold in
the wild Nelson River country north
west of Hudson's Bay, since you tray-
eled through this landp You seem to
know every portage and crossing and
you strike the points you say you will
although for days have not seen tho
least vestige of Il trail or pathway or
the slightest evidence that human be-
ings have ever penetrated these wilds
before"
missionary, he replied, II never
made this trip but once before, and
that was many winters ago, when
came this way with my father"
Great indeed was my establishment
as for DAYS had admired his skill and
judgment, as with never failing accur-
ncy he had choerily led us on through
that unmarked Wilderness trip OF
over three hundred miles. Chdatda-
gRdn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
ORCHARD ANlS GARDEN.

Salt is frequently applied to asparagus
beds, but soapsuds are better. Celery Is
also benefited by liberal applications Of
soapsuds.
1t is recommended in trimming SUR
rants not to cut back the new wood, but
to cut out clean what is cat, SO as 70
leave no chance for shoots to grow. Il
is worth trying on few bushes.
VicEs Magazine says that the keeping
qualities of the foliage of the Japa~ toss
Rugosa are not less remarkable than its
beauty. The editor has kept a sprig Of
foliage in water for several weeks, and
it retains its green and fresh appearance
to the last. Ii will serve for a number
of relays Of rose flowers that are lacking
/ in foliage.
Suntlowers planted about drain or on
portions of land from which impurities
4 arise will absorb noxious gases, and
( thereby prove beneficial to the health of
! the people about. Besides being useful,
those plants are exceedingly ornamental
! If arranged to form dense bank. At
the rear plant a row of the New Prim-
rose" variety, next row OF the ball
shaped kind known as ''globoSus, then
a row of the California, and lastly row
of Miniature" sunflowers.
Geraniums must have any leading
shoots cut back to make them throw Qua
laterals Verbenas should be pinned
down until they have covered the bed,
and any faded flowers or rusty leaves
must be removed A bed of yerbenss
should be kept very free from weeds,
Coleus being grown for their color, mass
iveness and evenness OF surface must be
aimed at, and any shoots that show q
tendency to run beyond the others mus
be pincked back severely. The NOR,
pinching a coleus receives the better il
, will look.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11
whinh i, Yonr Right Ennil

An anatomist told me the other day
that could not tell him which was my
right hand Immediately held out
my right hand, but he objected.
He said that he did not say that
/ could not show or extend my
right hand, but that could not
tell him which was my right hand
that is l could not describe it in
words so that one who had never
heard the distinction we make between
the right and left hands, would be able
to find it. l thought that would Se
easy enough also until took time tc
think the matter over. then I gave il
up, for on the outside OF the human
body there is nothing to distinguish
the right hand from the left No one
can describe it in words so that an
ignorant person Zone not knowing the
/ distinctions we malIe) can find and lo~
cate t.-St. Louis Republic,