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The advocate., 1890-08-27

safe person 10 drive them out, and tostlll
remain in charge Of the crops? And yet
that Is the statesmanship and patriotism
which Mr.. Crawford says must now save
the country The statesmanship and the
party which betrayed the southern union
people, both black and white, into the
hands Of their old time masters and enc
mics, and introduced this dangerous (O
element into the national and state legs-
latures, and placed the men who faced
Mr. Crawford on n thousand battleheds
in places Of power and authority In oil
parts Of the country, are now the only
men and party that Mr. Crawford Is will
ing 10 trust with the destinies OF the
country. Yes, the republican party is re-
sponsible for the seating Of every rebel
that ever entered Congress, or southern
Legislative hall, or that ever occupied the
bench Of either tho national or state
courts, And TO this party belong the
gentlemen Of the Crawford stamp who
shuddcr with horror because the north
ern and southern people are casting aside
their prejudices and are fraternizing for
the common welfare. These are the men
who would perpetuate the hates and on
mites Of the past that they may fatten
and prosper on their country's woes and
suiTerngs. These are the patriots (?) in
whom the people must conlide.
But the republicans admitted rebels
into the halls Of Congress for a purpose,
The people were growing restless under
the contraction law Of 1866, under the
robber law Of 1869, under the refunding
law Of 1870, under the coinage law Of
1878 demonetizng silver, under the re-
sumption law Of 1875; and in consequence
Of innumerable steals, jobs and robberies
connected with the railroads, the whisky
ring, the management Of the Indians and
other matters. There had TO be found Il
remedy; something to divert attention;
something to muddy the public waters,
80 that the steals and theits and robber
legislation would be hidden. The reme-
dy was found in the southern question.
Mems passions had been deeply aroused.
Let them be kept at white heat, and the
jack villains of every known crime
in high places will be passed
unnoticed. So, by numerous unan-
imous votes when both Houses
we're more than two-thirds republican,
the rebels came into Congress and into a
dozen state legislatures. These were the
deliberate and repeated acts Of Mr.. Craw-
rord's party prior to 1866. Fourteen
years later Mr.. Crawford shakes with an
ague dt because the farmers OF Ameri-
ca are fraternizing with the men whom
the republicans have entrusted with the
government What hypocrisy II the
guerrilla, Moseby, and his class are fit 70
fiji the halls Of Congress, to sit in the
southern legislatures, and to control the
courts Of the states and nation, by the de-
liberate vote OF republican Congress,
why may not a less cruel and a thou
sand times more noble, l.. l.. Polk, be
trusted to speak to the farmers Of Kan
sas half generation later? Not one
word said against President Polk by Mr.
Crawford but rebounds upon his own
head, and upon his party with crushing
force. The rebels have been called
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0ie 8anmtuulf=G =Gultur In g.ertcp.

Das In Der 6auptfabt Merieo in
engliiber Spra6e eriheinenbe BIatt:
1.-TWO Republics bringt bic foIaenbe
Wstttbeilung, tDel9e aud flr ben iueit.
teranii9en Gatmer BON Snterefe unb
8eoeutung 1T:
Dur9 erfOlgrei6e Beriu9e. bic tiber
3tpei Sabre rei&en, tit es iebt feffgeitellt,
oaB in ben Oiftritten BON Wonelopa
nnb Nio Granbe i'm State @oabuiIa
gaumtpoae nit NuBen fur ben ssarmer
ge3ogen tDer6en tam. Dor ein paar
Sabren nabm Oct befannie 8eihdftss
mann ton piebros Negras, 6err g.
Us. Hibole, biefe NngeIegenbeit in bic
9ano. Ser nd6fe S9ritt mar, baB
er unter Den Garmern Der beiben ges
ilannten Siifrifte unenteeItIid groBe
Auantitdten RON teranif9em Baum.
tpoa Samen bettbeilte. e5obann lieB
Ct anf feline Soften bur9 einen ber ct.
folgrei9ifen Baumpolls Bauer bes Staas
tes Seras genaue, Big in bas Gleinffe
blnein geben6e Nnmeiiungen hber bic
&ultur ber 8aummoaspfan3e In eng.
llf9er Spra@e aufieben un6 bieielben
ins Spanii9e iiberieben; in pampblet=
form gebrudt puroen lie barauf unter
ben Tarmern, mel9e ben 6amen ers
balten batten, beribeilt. 9as grgebniB
bapon mar. baB i'm bergangenen Sabre
bereits itber 1000 Ballen bon Glow
middling' tlaiiifisirter 8aummolle =
teber i'm 9ur6i@nitt $50 pfuno i9mer
= geerntet tporben finb. 6err Hibble
bat nun auei Sins gum Reinigen uno
gntiamen ber BaumpoIle aebaut, ben
gefammten @rtrag Der @rute aufeefauft
uno in oer 6auptifabt Merifo su
Marfte gebra@t. gr itebt i'm Degriff,
tebt aud cine Gaummols6 s6omensOels
mtble au erri9ten.
Seiner gerfi9erung nod sebeibt Bic
WonmwolleupHan3s in ben ertpd6nten
Oiftritten gang ebeniO gut mie In Seras
unb tDenn Die n6tbise Nrbeitstraft BE.
i@afft tper6en tann -iast er- iei in
Orei Sabren bon ieBt ab ein @rtrag pon
5O0O Sallen 3u ertparten.
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Naes frtlde, quite gSaare.
V0LFS0N' s,
VOLFS0N' s,

bort. Dafelbe isi neu unb gut sebaut
unb au@ auBerbem gut bemannt. Die
Satin bes gapitdn Ortb, bic frhbere
Berliner 96aufpieIerin MiIln @ttbel.
batte ibren @atteR Big Buenos Npres
begleitet.
: Na@trd9Ii1 erfdbtt man, baB Der
&eidstanaler BON gapribi, bepor ct
mad Mtailanb ging. einen Sag In Mtins
den permeilte. Ct tpur5e bort ouf
benz 8abnbofe bon bem baperil9en
premierminifer pDn @railsbeim em.
pfangen uub nod benz paIais ber preus
bif6en @efanbtidaft geleitet. Ser
prin3s&ssent 2uitpolb empfing Ibarauf
ben 2au3ler unb batte cine ldngere
8srbanblung nit benislben. @or benz
@6eioen bes Gan3lers berlieb ibm Der
prin5s&egent Die bbdbfte baperiide &c,
toration, ben 6ubertlis, Orben.
Sn ber Ndbe bon Buibam (gos
dunn y ffieB ein pai5agier3ug NIT einem
nit S1ieBpulusr belaoenen 6ra9tjnge
auiammen, wobei 6as pulper erplobirte.
Ser 2otomotipenfibrer bes pulper3us
ges uno cine Anaabl bon Paiagieren
nuroen erbebli9 berlebt, feltiamsr
Weife aber gtiemanb getbotet.
= Das 8erliner Saupt 3ollami
aeiet bic Muttion BON 5000 pfunb
ameritanif6en SpeG an, tpel9er bur9
uebergieBung BON petroIeum fur ben
@enuB unbrau6bar gema6t tuoroen
mar.
= Die 2otal Wablen In England
baben cine farte 3unabme ber liberas
len Stimmen auf Soften ber coniernas
tlben Stimmen ergeben. Die politii1e
Sage TT fur bic &esieruns ni6t beions
bers gtinifig.
= Sn Mbite9apel, benz YroIetariers
Wiertel 2oubDns, fino gauge 6auier'
@omplere BON Der poIi3ei gef9IoHen
porben, unb He iolen niebergeriiien
tuerben. na@bem fe fur abfolut unges
elgnet fur meni6li9e Mobauagen ct.
tldrt morben iinb.
= Na9 MeIbungen aus 5ieilieu
flieben Die 8emobner aus Der Ndbe bes
Ietna, ba fi@ bic Nnaei@en fur einen
Seoeutenben Nusbru1 mebren. Sm
.Snneru bes Berges pernimmt man fell
Mo@eu anaufb6rlides Dr6bnen unt
Der &rater ipirft einen Wf9enresen aus.
@roit6Be tuerben bdufig beriphrt.
: Wie ber pariier nS}tgaro" nit
tbeilt, bat bic frona6fi1e &egierune
bon ber Mmeritanif6en GunfgefelI.
f@af! Willets bieIeenonntes 8emdlot
~Das 4ngelus.Sduten" angefauft.
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Gin fraber bel Der Nrmee febenber
Munoarst unb iebt bebeutenber 4r3t i'm
0ifliGen Soma. mubte unIdngit auf els
uise Sage ieiu 9sim perlaKen; mdb=
1eub ieiner 9lb.peienbeit befcm zines
her Riuoer cine idmere @rtdltung, wos
rauf feline israu fofort cine Jlaf9e
"@bamberlain's Cough &emebp" bolen
lieB. Wit bem er3ielten &eiultate mar
iie 10 5ufrieben, oaB bel dbnli@en Gdlen
gu uerfdiebenen 3eiten bieielbe Mebi3in
gebrau6t tpurbe. ytaG eisener uebers
5eugung bebauptet Der Irjt, baB es bas
5uoerldiiisfte preparat segen @rtdltrng
ipdre unb before grfOlse eraiele. als IL.
genb zines, mas er ie gebrau9t babe.
gu oertaufen bel E. @oben & Co.,
2alteDer 6 Son unb allen bebeutenben
9roguifen.
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itber bic bor6eren merfenb, un6 fam.
melt i'm yfu fi9 uieber auf unb f6ieBt
babin unb tau@t bic ytaie Ing @ras,
unb BET bem lebten Gab. NIT benz ber
Bal faun1 nod banbbo9 iiber benz 80.
ben fpringt, Bot i'm bas 0ieb in Der
laugbin f6nappenbsn 59nau3e uno
Iegt fid, ben berbreGerii9sn 3opf ami.
i6eu bie 56ultern itedeno. feti9enb
uno fauenb auf bic Wtefe nieber.
Oas 2inb i9reit ouf, 6aralb besreift
Nie fataIe Gage ber Dinge, Iduft 3u benz
bafenf4uellen &duber bin, baut ibm bic
fade 6an3 tlati9enb auf bic pranfea
unb nimmt ibm ni9t Dbne Whbe 6as
9leinob ieiuer faum geworbeneu @6nnes
rim aus ben ipiBen 3dbnen.
gu fpdtl
3aralb .riidt ben Ball erlf i'm @ras
ob, nimmt 6ann fein eigenes Saf9ea.
tub. i'm gang unb gar su idubera.
Sertelbe liebt omar nod immer feu1t unb
aer3auf. aber bod nod gans aanebm,
bar aus, b. &. auf ber eiilen Settle, benn
tpie i'm Srubel nun aus beg partners
0dnben empfdngt uno I'm unb umbrebt,
ba iibertDdlti9t iie Der S1mer1 unb he
bri9t In lautes @1iu1aeu aus. IS
i6Bt fe nur 10 por Weinen. unb nit
@ruub. ..-.- benn a6 l..... Der id)0u.
ite Bal lit binl ct bal Elm Sod, TO
eroB. oab man smei Singer bineinifeden
fanti!
Sunere Doblbeit irSif6er Sreube,
aus bieiem Sod sdbnft bu gum erlfen.
male bas balbntdfse Meien on, bas
troiiloie Sbrdnen ausf9iittet.
9eaiie Bappe unb 3errauftes Seegras
ifarren 8rubel tpiberIidb entgegen.
War's uirtli6 i'm GabeIIanb am @ans
ges, baB man eu9 3u 70 eldnaenbem
8obiit einf@a9teltel Wie biel heras
ftdrtenbe Slluiionen bot oieler Cine
6unbebiB In aufblibenber 6eele Der.
ni1teti
| Srubel TT auBer ii9, fie meini unb
l9lu63t unb preBt ben 3er1f6rten Bal
3pif&en ben Gingern. aber bdIt ibn fiG
aus ben Nugen - Der MnbIid 1T al
graufam.
8ernanf@ies Sbierl 9erwinfd,.er
Nannl Wie ct nun nur 10 baberreoeu
fann! Wan b6rt's, er bat tein 6era fiji
bic 6a6e, fein BemuBtiein flr ieine
eGulb, uno feline @ebantea miiffen
gang mo- anoers iein. st meint, es
bdtte idlimmer ausfallen t6nnen. !.
lo2- Der Bal t6une ia mohl nod
Sienite tbun--. -tuei9e benn! Daf
Wott erbarm' t.. .linb iiberbies luerbt
CT In ben nd6feu Sagen 9rubel eineu
Bal ntitbringen. tpie ie nod niemals
einen gefehen, eineu melt IG5neren, ols
oieIer mar.
| GeiltloIer Sp6tier! ginen id3bnereu
als bieien?l Nls Oh bic Welt ie elmer
F96nereu geieben unb es mod leiues
glei9en edbe un!er ber 6onnel Starr
bu, Der 6as Wenfdenber3 ni9t tennt
barau anein ii9 Der Gutter Wertt er.
mibt. gs NOR nur Gin Ball begeb
renswertb bienieben, unb bas mar Sru
bel's Baa, unb nun gibt es teineu
mebr! @ar teinenl perlfeblf bu bos
benn ni6t9 Better @ubete hattie iE,r
| gegeben; bu, gniiebIi9er, bait i'm mil
6alfe beiuer 8eifie nur pernid3ten f0n
Henl 8eb meg unb ipri9 uid3t BON Gr.
| iab. OabiH ftr INNER!
t6ortIetune EoIoi.)
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beran e4Iapasn
aRounain Tan bia
8ase ben MntouO MAIDEN 8anbun9
pbD, ct unbp
8ase ben Mntoao so pullman
MAIDEN grbinbnns
W. RIGSBY, aidt asent G. h Woodruff 9i6a-
oleS Pofoffn a.
J. III
araiF gaeain
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sSiir bpffnmn8sluS erflart tstb bod
0eretfefH

aus etnem grtefe ber Grau Surt BON @rptuu, snbs
0atpta, fhbren mir Gclsenbes an: rS bate MID befz
td besann fart gu buiten unb balb mar es ,reifeps,
bae Id an ber S&ptnbiudt Ittt. Wier Msr,te saben
mt@ anf nnb ertldrten, bab i mod eine tur5e 3eit
tu leben babe. Sd ielbf CAB ale Scfnnns auf unb
berettete int@ idon auJ Elm balbiseS Gnbe Dor. Da
rtet9 Semanb metnem Gattsn an, Or. a5nis'S MeueS
Wittel sesen S@wtnbSudt, Guiten unb Grtdltuns 3u
reru4en. SD fplste 6em &atbe, uabm i'm 0ansen acbt
Glaf&en unb purbe ppudnbis sebeiIt. SD BIN jest 70
seiunb pie irsenb etne Trau meiner 8etanntfaaft.
Yrnbefai4en fret. gu ba6eu bei Dreib, Gbpmpipn &
Go. TN 8bpleale unD bet allen 4pctbefern 5u so SentS
unb 81. 90 hte ElaiHe.
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sdsli9e 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf6eint
mit @usna9me oes $onmfaas
un6 foftet
$1,000 fiir bas Sabr poer $3.50
fitr 3 @Dnate.
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SIM Gdokamt au Multiu fiub il

SIM S6abamt au MuHiu inb i'm
9aufe oes Nonats Ottober $510, 1894
bereinnabmt unb 1867, 986 berausgabt
poroen; Sahenbeftanb: &sf $685.
4l6, Sdulfonb9elb $638, ,442, anbere
Gonbs $304,220; Sotalbeiianb: ST.
$751; gu ben OttObersginnabmen
geb6rte bic bon ber 8ereinisten @taaten
&eaierung geaablte Summe BEN $145,. !.
900 unb bic $40. 900 tpeI6e bic @efdng.
niB. .8eb6rbe einge3abIt bot.
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Snte V,eroanuuo.

DaS II etras, mas Seber baben mub, renn er Ieines
gebens rph ietn triu. 1auieube juden eS tdsl& une
ferben, neil ie eS utGt inben. aauienbe Dollars
perbeu In oer Scnuns seppfer, hieie5 uebel u beIe.
tisen unb bc4 sebt es Elm Wittel hasesen 9Bir gas
rantiren eaB electric 8itterS, mad 0pridrft unb bin=
rethenp lanse sebrauh, etne cute Berbauuns Iaffen
uno has nebeI ber unperbaulihteit beietisen ptre.
gBir empeben electric Bttters fur Dpspepa unb aae
3rantbetten eer 9eber, be8 Masen8 unn Der Nieren.
grb 81 so @ts unb 81 bic DlaGe in her apetete ppn
Dreib GbpmpipH 4 60. rertauft.
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= Inter Sinweis auf bic M6eli9'
feit baloiser frieserii6er 8ertpideIun'
gen sDifGeu @nsIanb uno &uBlanb er.
ildrt bas petersburger 8lait u8ibomos
iii" bic @erldueerung ber taufafiiden
@iienbabu nod Rars fir brinSeno notb.
tnenhid.
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Der Bauern Aufftanb In 5iit.
&uBlanb lit unter Nnwenbung Der bra.
fonif@iten @epaltmaBregeln unierbrldt
tDorben. Bon ben 6tibrern ber Muf,
ftdnoii9en limb Is bon einem 3riees.
geri6t gum Sobe perurtbeilt unb Fofort
bingeri9iet worbeu, so anbere tpurben
auf 2ebens3eit nod Sibirien berbannt.
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Dieruifiide &esierung bot cine @oms
milton eingeiebt. bic elm ftir GinnIanb
geltenoes @eieBbu6 abfaffeH iou, bas
i'm @inflaug nit ben ruIff6en @eieBen
itebt.
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= Selbff Bel ben beitisfen Msasens
leiben giebt es nidts beHeres als Or.
Nuguft R6nig's 0ambureer Sropfen.
Sic belfen f9neu unb fiber. Sn allen
apotbeten gu SO @ents bic Glai9e su
babeu.
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Giir gsemralata ans s.ppffd,mer,

sebrau9t 'Rough ON Pain.'' Auoeub[idlide
peiIuno. % unb so gents. "Rough on Corns. >
8Iiffie Is Gents. SaIbe 10 gents. Rough on
Worms, Fdet, 25 Gents.
@onSb on Coughs,
fir Suiteu, Grfdltung, Seirerfeit, SaIssnt,iin.
ouns 25 Gents. Rough on Toothache, plSb.
libe abbiIIe Is Gents.
@el'S 1air 8alIam.
@enn srau, felt 10 ftufenpeiie bic gorbe
Dieoer ber, slegantes 9piIetteumitteI. so Gts.,
sl.00 bel Druseifen, Obcr 81 90. GIolde frauto
per GypreB $l.0O.
Q. 9. BeIIs, 9erfeb Gitb, n. 3
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guas SuitenIprup fprsern biermtt bic Octtrren her
@er. Stauteu beraus, etue biutsere unb rprtiamsrs
Suitcns MeetJu gu reritretben, ais t6re.
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@eu'S @air 8alianr.

= Sur fertiee 6arben. Del &c. mems
bet gu6 an bic Me9Rae paint Co., 215
ct. Maresiirabe.
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President Olyphnnt OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company received a telegram
yesterday from J. W. luriick, managing dircc-
tor OF tho Hoel ChamDlan, on BluG Point.
Lake Champain. cont adicting the cXiravagaut
reports that 1t had been swept away by Il cy-
clone on Tuesday afternoon Tho loss TO the
hnte! will not exceed 500. The only things
about tie hotel that were blown over tho bluff
into II o lake were the three flags that futtcred
from the hotels thee peaks They were
stripped from the lag,tafs and Manager Eur
dick has tclcgrnphed for three more. Tho re-
pu'ed guest who WAS reported drowned proves
10 have been the servant OF guest. lie was
out on the lake In u boat FISH mr. when ths storm
came M. President Olyphant SAYS the storm
Thoroughly demonstrated that tho hulel IL
probably the 5iaunchiust building 81 Its Kind IA
tho north. The hotel il one ul the finest in
the country. and tliS l. lis Hrs. Season. Many
OF ITS guests a'e New lorMerS. urd the 'PporlS
in Yesterday mornings lnp"rs causvo small
heuSHt.on. President n!gphunts family Ii
AT the hotsl The Inst intmalion hc had OF tho
rumOrs that were aiOnt were Drought TO him
by the architect OF tho hulllnE. be lchltcct
told him that il tho hoIul hal been blown MO
the lake, M sOmc nnperS limited NJ. Ito " oulrl
go ri ht M Hhd Iunp INTO tho lake too. Plosi-
dent UlN phant NAI nj alarmed Dy tho star
tlinE rumors. He felt confident That the hotel
WAS almost ns SOLID ~ tho bluli. and attributed
the runlOrs 10 frightened persons. Vi hen i0le.
GTnphir communication WAS restored, yester-
day 10. en- on, such proved to 10 the case.
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The War Department Snys Few Words
TO the CITY OF New York.

A formidable document addressed CON, rehensvely
% THE CITY Of New Nor%" was received at the
Mayor office yesterday IN II the city Is called upon
to taEo notice that whereas The Secretary OF War
has good believe tat the bridge across the
harlem River u, Third avenue New York city, is an
obstruction to The free navigation OF The sud Harlem
Liver by reason OF insufficient heIht and insufficient
width OF span, md whereas to tho LIST day ~ Janu
AIRY 1867 is reasonable time IN which TO alter said
bridgo NJ I" render navsation through or nnderiit
free. easy, aud unOhrITuCted The city j. heIetors
de-ei bY Lewis 4 hrHut uctiig secretary II War u
LIer the brG.u 70 that navigation lie fire. easy,
and InO stTucrd before jan l. l''.. TINS UulICo viii
be Uc'cl on IN due mne BY the Cit aYlofuus It IL
similar to tn ed Gn the Central RAJ rOud UeOnlu
in reirrearo The abroad bridge al .nur rvcTi,
udrr they applied 10 lie '-isilur' tor Eo@rr to
RAISE their bridge But IhU prGport, owners nD rctud
hat ~ raising u The hridrc wo noNossiiale such
vi til cross streets Fourth avenue f7Np T.! IL
street. 10 tho river. The b wh!rh posed tn Legisa.
lure died IN the GONrTmO's uuGs. aud tie prrIerly
oNnerS expect to force tns Conlaiy 70 tunHe, tie
river.
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MISS HILE'S LOTER.
Her Mother Has Him Arrested. and He
Tella an Artlesa SLory 10 the (GurI.


Mrs Margaret Hale OF Monmouth street.
Jersey City. told Police Justice Stising in the
First District Police Court yesterday that
George Is. Stebbins, young man who had
Kept company with her daughter for two or
three weeks. was annoying her. She said no
had come TO her and asked permission 10 call
on her daughter. who is only II years old. He
said he was n detective. and that Inspector
Byrnes would youch for his good character
She told him she would call on Inspector
Byrpes. and in the meantime. he might call. She
did Gull on the Inspector and no told her that
lie didn't know Stebbins. Since then the young
man had persls ted In ANNOYING her. Detective
Clark arrested Stebhins rs a dlsordery per-
son. When arraigncd before Justice Stsing
the young man said that one evening he
was styling IN Hamilton, park and
he saw Mis- Hale pass him lie lei in love
him 10 her He asked her If no might keep
compnny with her, and she SAID YES. AT tho
end OF tho week he tod her he didn't think it
right Tor nm TO SEQ her any more without her
mothers permIssiOn, ana she gay" him hUr
consent to ask her mother IL be might call.
" asked Mis-. Hale il | might have her
daughter" lie said. land slo told me she
wOnld inquire into my nntecedents. About a
week later | met Miss Hale in seventh street
O'Clock ~ night, and don't walk with young
ladies "a late as that: so refused
Inc Justice lis'eAed To his story, and told
him tnat ho WAS either n fool or a knave.
Sichbips said he was n widower. lie was held
for further examination this morning.
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Several Tons of Bombs and Rockets Ex-
pIode ut Mmnhnttnn Nench.

There was an unexpected exhibition OF fire.
works mt Manhattan Beach yesterday morn
ing, and the occupants OF tho big hotels and
the residents OF Sheepshead Bay were wholly
unprepared for it. 1t began at o'clock with
a terrific explosion which sounded like pro-
longed clap OF thunder This was followed
quickly by n succession OF shoe ks which made
those who heard them fearful Of earthquakes.
The disturbance was soon discovered to be
in tho magazine where Col. Pain kept the sur
plus stock OF fireworks which he was not using
In the siege OF Vera Cruz. The magazine was
q small square structure. about sixty feet
north of the main enclosure, and connected
with it by n raised walk. The magazine was
built on raised platform. because of the water
which sometimes Uses to that height. 1t was
stored with several tons OF !lroworks,y Besides
on ordinary OCCASIONS there was large quan-
tity OF extra fine goods kept for special oeca.
sions. The ordinary stock is manufactured at
TarErille. but the other goods are made IN
EngEEEaEn n to Gamma. no or0, on,rox,u,..
" no. Re
manager. but IT affects us most through the
inconyen l, i; causes US; i VIII a9t affect
in that are made at Patkville. and We have al
ready an extra supply here. don't know how
things in there, and l suppose there were some
of them that could not exist ngreeablv toGeth-
Tho tRs% tie Walls of tho
magazine In rs many directions. The noise
and glare o. the burning fireworks attracted
hurried over from Sheepshrnd Bay. Tho v.r-
orous ringing of The Sheei shend Bay fire bell
aided to the confusion. The explosives seat
tered the contents of tho magazine so tnat
when the fire had died out thore was found 10
be II con- siderable quantity o, them uninIured.
The goods in the magazine were chiefly bombs
OF rare tintS and rockets.
The exhibition went on as usual last night.
and alter the ordinary amount o. iiH,inG ard
popping tho triumphant soldiers OF the [ nltcu
States hauoI down tie Mexican flag and ran
UP the Stars and Stripes.
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a Union Charity nu,rdlns.

Soma time ago proposition was UroacheI
for the erection OF IL union charity building in
tho central part Of tho city Tor the accommo-
dation OF tho various charitable organizations
Tie Association Tor Improving the Condition
of the Poor and the Charity Organization So
clety have taken hold II the work and have
OF S5OOOU was made conditioned on the rails
ing OF 100000 10y Jan. |. 1891. and no yestipg
then ;llu00 mole has been offered on tho
came condition. The aim will DO to mako
tho establishment az administrator centre
icctors do not intend to circulate n general
subscription ,paper which may Interfere with
The current income of either society. and no
rubllc appcRl will be made until tho greater
part Of the money has been pledged.
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May Iuosm,u,e Dog. Presently.

Yesterday was quite uneventful a. tho rasteur In.
sitn'e IA Nest Tenth street No cases were taken
IN ana uOli.r "f future arrivals received Dr.
G!hter has Heard nothing, lie ELYs from Mrs. D. q.
Palmer and her two children 0f SkoLk IIir Conn.
were bicr lY trk pet dog several dh's a-o and hai
ltauntd TO come leru for tTeatEtN y cstr!GAy,
u has been repeatedly suggested recently that nr.
Gihirr uglt iuOCuU dogs - prc'ont all possibility ~
their gonI md -. nlnier says TINS pUlG be f6ub NE,
although his nlr II 40 fuy "rCll'i Just now wh'ra
mocuAtiuU ~ liS twrnly on" ElhaU patients Ei- 10
M".ld have ii'ir 'I0rtrni tor t".n'mg hrEf-
R!uOEbu IEni, IuN'n,T. las made Nrfaug'Ilrn's'p
have hts h' - htIua-d LorIiatad by Dr r:vvr ZONE
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\ cI,y ITnlr Employee Missing.

Rdnun !irrach of a. |us. Houston s'rsr'. a o. IS
scuscT Tor InS Board u AGesason IA No.. apI'r %,
~, cry ys'inrdA", although ko ma heru "a
80 ilu at, ut car. IOT tn las rts wue tie. ru'
oppu tor INSPECTION ." IN" taxpayer, The OF glh. s
We" SurrIlsrl ana lcramo Lirr o. rhcu lirr,rh :
81 .si "a '.."i to ma uT after ilr. ant btni
Ia tr ma lane 20 come i"rlr on TUESDAY rEs for
tmt ~ Us lii". 1hCN t,lrri I.at n h,I ru
O'"r, D., h l"4I or hal ms Nrlt. a..ur r,I.oi a..
I,g,ArU wHs appointed b. tie axe Alderman snnaup