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IuNDAT. JULY u,
OUTGOING STEA MERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NEW.YORK.......THUR SDAY JUNE 3. 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond Hl lBr Perry London June ~ with
Mcpherson Bros Arrived at tho Bar
at 50 pn ouo.n M, u..,ov r,vor,oo, Inn. !.
Queenstown 10 with ndse and passengers to Hurst
AsysS soSr1ana BoS Nicke Antwerp June a. with
me and passengers Peter Wright Sons Arrived At the
steamer IBSIs Arts,co Antwerp Juno 10 via
WIN pae to F%9Sh a kyS rG 8, XIII,
June 80 With Chn,,o Arrived ut the Bar at II
Steamer Holsiein Ger. Gefxee =, Ann, Bay and Port
Maria with fruit to Vessels CO. Arrived at Tho bar h
Steamer Antonio zemorano NOR, Krogh BsfaOoa dsys
Steamer Fort William tBr) Houston Matanzas Boston
IN steamer Ola DOMINION Couch Rcamond city Point and
steamer Manteo (Br smith, Norfoik wfth mnse 10 oih
Steamer chas Meyer Hand Baltimore with coal to Con.
Steamer CITY Fr;chcurg Biober Fall River. with mdse
steamer mos Barstow. corwin Providence with md'o
steam ysch, Caarna r Craven. southampton IA days
!" sp Rasna No sivertssn Monevdeo 43 days in bal
sbD Chapman Thompson Liverpool a days. with salt
o obnso4 CO ye',ie TO Chapman d Go 70 or
DER 9a Te. SiG. To fa u'a f haSe c ~
mdss t to order vessel to NJ + Pickering 4 co.
sUNsEr-wind at sandy Hook: moderate ssw; cloudy.
AT CITY Island wind moderate sSW cloudy
Arrived yesterday
steamer spaarndsm (Doh, jBoujer Rotterdam June 81.
with ndso and passengers Funch Edge Co. Arrived at
stoamef Prinr Wicm Sd tDtch, SHUTTER sunam June TO-
, vi" PSs a nes With n.s
co Arrived nj the Bar nj IL 40 m. 49,
steamer Newport Shackford Aspnwals days. with mdse
and pa ssengers To Pncinc Mall "a Co -,,-
81 Croix June 10 with mdse 10 outerbrdro Co. Ar
rivel AZ the Bar AZ q. l0pm. .. -. -.
steamer HugIn OBJ Ohe. Baracoa days win irut 10
Gomez & Pear,aiI Arrived Al the I'ar At :! m
Jacksonville via Charleston Gays
with mdse and passengers To WIN i clyde 10 20
steamer cry OF Atlanta Dole West font va WIN m"'' 70
Old Dominion - Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Umbra (Br) Mckay. Liverpool Vernon ii Brown
-..-, ..l-,,
= Co. u. c.-,.
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CleVeland's
taken tn. money 90 500 Of which she handed to the

taken the money, $4,000 OF WHICH Sic "'N1'
Inspector. =. aud n,s
Mics clark IS about thirtyn years old, ana mas
lived With her father and mother at No. 14oo oah-S,'
Providence 1t is said that on July she wen. ~
the Mechanics Savings Bank and was htroo"oeN ~
the paving teller, william Knight b! one Vi ..'
directors. She then presented ho'e ior ,o,,nt
,tnc On have bcen signed by James l.. Tourteliot
woll-known retail produce merchant and mill owner
Tho sum of $1,000 was at once handed over 10 'er
In short time Mr.. Tourteot declared that nc iau ~
outstanding notes, and soon as he saw the i'sau
ment upon which the money had been drawn pr
nounced the whole thing a forgery. AT once war
80, tor tho arrest of Miss Clark Issued Tie nc
cused woman quickly found this out ana proceeucu IA
hot haste TO take train for this city. A..
Yesterday morning Miss Clark was 'aHe'I - w.
jefferson Market Police Court where S"1 An
,.o,e porhcr and the paving teller Of the bank An
.nr,c.ton was made and granted holding Miss CiarR
until reouIson papers were obtained JUSTICE N''"'
remandcd the prisoner for fifteen days.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fourth Of July celebrations.
Monmouth PARK races, Monmouth Park p. m
Tamnany Hall celebration Tammany Hall 10 a. M
Goth Regiment Athletic Club games. Jones's WOOD
N.
Staten Island Brooklyn lacrosse match. Washington
Park, Brooklyn. p. m.
Larchmont Yacht Club regatta
Cricket matches in Central and Prospect parks.
cottish.American Athletic Club games, Jersey CITY,
D D. m.
Freeport Athletic Club games. Freepcrt L. l.. p m
American Steam Yacht Club regatta for naphtha
launches. Milton Point.
ODD Fellows Homo festival, SulZer's Park.
Hamilton Republican Club celebration, clubhouse
Society OF the Cincinnati Demonicos noon.
Riker Post CO, g. A. r. festival Morrisonia Park
Dauntlcss Yacht Club ladies' dag, Jersey City.
Central Park lawn-tennis tournament afternoon.
Fireworks at Manhattan Beach, evening.
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PATERSON.
WAR IN TIE DEMOCRATIC CAMP.

The appointment. at the recommendation 81 INC
Democratic state Committee. Of County tnnnNcl
Robert l. Hopper Of Paterson aud eN Postmaster John
Kennel Of Ih.ssaic, a. the Democratic members "'
the County roard OF Registration dndcr the ne"
Ballot Reform law has stirred MP illfccling among
the local Democracy. The Pa>sa!c County Demo
cratic Executive CUUmittce Rad formally ic'nh
m-nded James e. ~iglcr. Of Paterson, ana HpcI
Horton of Pnssaic, for the places aud the ignoring
II their nominations l. regarded ~ an Insult lhi'
can only bc wiIed ont in pastcS 1t the next election
Mr. Hopper thinks he j. not cliite Cd 10 the once"
and he has written 10 Governor Albeit. reminding
the latter that the law fOrbd> auy person HOLDING
A public Office 10 serve on the b'alu.
County PLY slcisn Johnson was summoned yeN'cr
div 10 view the body Of Frank GrOssbcck. Ec"s
dealer living at No 80 Madison st.. whose BODY was
found In a vacant lot bacl Of the sandy llill ccme
tcries An empty bottle smelling Of hudanum told
the story Of suicide. lie had been troubled lately
i'm making collections. and was unahl" To- meet M
bills His body seen living II the lot Wednesday
afternoon but people thought II was uiuhhch
man. and paid NJ attention 10 II. While ne w
wing dead his carriers collecting with 80 mufh
success that enough money came ~ n ply h'S "'o'
troSsbeck leaves wife and family
Or Cornelius Oltot Is a well Sno~n man "cc"ny
ing a fine place near GrenwVDd Lake. lie u th'
father OF the late Lillian Olcntt. an actress VINO
produced - hcodOra- IN New York f." YEAR ago
Yesterday the doctor aud his SOn, Charles ~, ap
peared before Justice senior. and gave bOhhs nl
$500 each on a charg~ Of assault ana latcry nanc b'
John IT Kirby OF No. ~ Fast Eighty third 81. New
York who alleges that Charles thruttcd his wife who
k Mr. Kirbys lister and that the elder Oco helped Ia
eject Mrs Kirby from house IL IS said 10 be a
O mother in-law.
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Steamer Cremon (eer,. Rouse HAmoure va pep"''u-
sss%e! Elder tecr,. Baur. Bremen vim S'a'0'"p'''-
sesner Rotterdam tp.ch) Van der zee Amsterdam via
stsamer "A 5oursoGne Frl Franguel Havre-A f9roe.
steamer Vorwarts IGcr). kron, savosa-ss"yoi "-
steamer Nsrau,a (Br) silly. Miramichi NB.BatVer W
steamer d Jones Williams. st Kitts-I MernG e,o.
steamer Dorian (Br). McFarlane s,mnn 60
Steamer Aivena Br) Macfay. kihs'on' A'
si:amer Tnsin Nor, One Conner Pesrsa,
steamer Bergenseren (Nors Mortehseh naiA'
steamer Geo Dumois tNorl Lampe Baracoa1H Dumos
Steamer santisgo, Pierce. Nassau. stJago anu
Jas + Ward 4 Co ,.uas A p Onterbridae
$50 - s.x.,ras-R T. walker
Steamer Cherokee Bearse. Charleston anu 'aoA'on'i
Steamer City Of Atlanta Dole Point Va-od Domn'
Steamer auyandotte Walker. Norfolk and newport
Steamer H Whitney. Haiett BosonIH + Dim 9s
Steamer F1tera (Br) 4Illand. Bangor =" w.
SAILED
Steamers Stat. Of Indiana fer glasgow; Normsnna Ham,
burg: Corona Bremen Vorwarts, Sayona; Ssn
INDICATE Hill and Denmark London Dorian NIUE ~
tiago Cienfueyos; Ornoco. Bermuda Guyanuot.o' 1>o
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEho'
FOREIGN PORTS.
or,,,srows Jn,v ARRIVED steamer CITY OF Berlin (br
land New York on her way 10 Lverpopl % and Ger
sailed steamers CITY of Newfork ,Brl ieW N:vYorS
Br) from Liverpool hence ~, fC,erl hos,
York her way 10 bremen ahu hence
sailed. steamer saale tGer), Richter. from bton'o ~
Ter NewYork ,,n,.,, yictor,a tGer,
Albers from her TO Hsniouigo,oh, Ssn
LIZAlD. jun 3-Passed, steamer Arnsteruam tD'o"" wv
ger fren New York on her way to Amsteruam
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ELIZABETH.
TO CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY.

TO CETFNKATE TIE TIVLTUN1'
The public exercises In honor OF INDEPENDENCE Day
will bcyin at - 80 a. m. IN Jefferson Park Iho
Declaration of Independence will be rad by J. Au
pustus Dix and an Grafton Will be delivered by the
Rev william II. sherInor. In the afternoon athleuc
sports will Ice held opposite the El,abcthport station
and Mt night a fine display OF fireworks viii be given
In connection with the celebration q handsome silh
flag Will be presented 10 the orphan Asylum by Alrlc
Dahlgren Post. Tho pole, fourteen feet lhgh, WIS
ercc,ed Yesterday The Nag Is sixteen feet In length.
The nag presentation win be made by the Rev W H.
shcrmcr Of the First baptist Church. The nag VIII
then he raised and flung 10 the breeze during salute
OF thirteen guns by the Gun Detachment VI the ID
Regiment The Rev. H. Il. cobb, OF the second Pres
brirrian Church viii make a speech for the orphan
Asylum Association, and afrr this the children VIII
ii heir flag drill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The taking Of testimony I'm the Mayoralty contest
resumed yesterday before Commissioner Romano.
Several witnesses who had been reported by the can
vassers for Mr.. Perkins being fraudulent voters
were produced and testified that they were legal
voters Their testimony went TO show that the can
vasscrs had done their work carelessy In some In
stances. Tho hearing will be rcumcd tomorrow
morning
Police Captain John s. Smith. OF the Fifth Pre-
cinct is dangerously III with pneumonia and II Is
thought that he cannot recover
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has purchased
strip OF land fronting the river ~ Moean-st FOR
1919 900. Tile property is now occupied by Auisons
dry dock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

Our stores are closed to-day, but we
embrace the opportunity to hint TO
young men planning for vacation that
an outing costume is wonderfully
effective with the fair sex.
Those pretty English flannel Coats
we got ont this year are perfectly
captivating; $3.50 is almost too cheap
but, then, you know, we feel interested
in the success Of our sex.
Add four or FIVE dollars for o pair OF
white flannel trousers; flannel or silk
shirt. russell shoes, sash and raklsh
straw hat or flannel cap we've got 'em
ally, and there's no telling what execu-
ton ton you may work on the heart of the
fair.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
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HACKENSACK.
GROWTH OF BERGEN COUNTY TOWNS

fNDWTTT Of BETTFN 0UIN T'7N.NT'
The census Of bergen County, with the exception
NJ three townships Midland Franklin and Washing
ton has been completed. Below are the approximate
figures Of the other townships: Enpic~ood, 5,l3o'
Harrington 27G0 Iokolus 2.3s0; Lodi, 5,340; Or l.
I0o5: Palisade, $500: Ridgcncld $3.50; Boiling
Spring, .435: Ncw-Barbadocs lllackenSackl; 3'"o
saddlc River 600 Union ,545 RidgcwoOd, so :,
rutherford Boronch, 1870 Englewooi ~ho", an in
crease OF 1854 over the census OF - Harm t'h
80 Lodi / 1G!, Pallsadc 2g7, Ridrci 81 l,c31, Now
Rarbad0e, 40 saddle River SO, idgr|"lh ~
Other townships decrease by having psrt OF ulrir pi
,.rritory set OH into the new towns 81 OWL anu
Rolling Spring and the borough Of RUTHERFORD.
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COLLEGE POINT.
STATEN ISLAND.

ST GEORGE jeremiah Ecardon. a policeman OF
the staten Island fcrryboat Mortified who last saur
day afternoon jumped overheard and saved the life Of
Ernest Fest Of Saplcton, who fell overheard WINE
going ON board At 81 George, yesterday rc'tNtn Il
sIIver medal from the Life saving benevolent 1850
cation Of New York. ReaiOn who Is sixty nine wears
I'D has been for forty years In the employ OF me
staten Island Rapid Transit Company, and during that
time he has saved seventeen lives.
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT-A new bell for 81. Mary's Chlrch
vss placed at the iar Yesterday and blessed by the
pas,or Father Rogers. IL being the twcnty-hfth ami
versarv Of his pastorac. The bell is thus Inscribed
In Memoram leGj-ls0o. our Pastors silver
rhilce Ad Multos Amos Laus Dec ct Beatae virgin.
:. Narr,s Church Drd export, Conn. July tairt
r. The order OF william Kane OF Gardner. Ne, Archi
bald McKcllcr is modelling statue OF Memory
.hirh is 10 be cast here In hite bronze. J.. L.
nsrnun will celebrate his eighty first birthday to-
morrow.
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FATALLY nrRT BY A CAKE OF ICE.

John Farmer, age seven, fatally injured yes
crday by being crushed by large cake OF ice which
fell ON him out Of a wagon The boy was riding on
the rear step and ii is supposed. was trying to pull
ont a piece Of ioa which started the cake, and II
tnnbled out on his head. knocking him senseess and
home of his grandfather, George Reuter-, with whom
he lived
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MR. GALLAWAY BEGINS HIS NEW DUTIES.

Robert NJ Galloway yesterday took charge OF the office
~ rcsIdcnt OF the Third National Bank 10 which he
recently elected Mr.. Galloway received friendly calls
,r many Of friends but he said that there
ovs vet 70 give by him in his official position. II is
that George j. Gould will succeed Mr. Gallawa
- ytcc.president of the Manhattan Railway Company
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LONG ISLAND.

WHY SIZE FORSWORE HER SWEETHEART.
ColOrcd society IN Glen Cove is In n ferment Of
excitement the Of four Of it, brch ct young
women charges Of Intimidation and threats 10 muir
der preferred by Miss Mary Gay before Justice Frost
Yesterday. In the story told by Miss Gay she says
that on Tuesday evening she went 10 the Methodist
Episcopal Church practise with the choir and while
there the four other young women who are also Nom
ers 81 the choir attacked her and forced her to fall
on her knees and sOlcmnly swear under pain Of In
s,ani death that she would to receive attentions
from a young man named james Townsend, who Is
said 10 De- in love with her The women who cxt)rted
this promise from Miss GAY are. she saws. PhDroe
NOnfDrt Mary IIartOn Ida simmons and Julia Prince
They armed with revolver. IA razor aud whip.
The Young who under arrest deem that they
have done nothing wrong I'm making Miss Gay rlin
duish her claim 10 the affections OF Nr. Townsend
iIc had jiltd another girl for Miss Gay, anc they
would not stand by and SEQ II.
COLLEGE POlNr.-Pcuro pneumonia has broken
ont among George lIofman's cows. There arc thirty
SIX In the drove, and the Bureau Of Animal Industry
Ia. ordered thc cattle slaughtered. The stables u
John Mcwhinny and Jacob busen have been quaiah'
sd
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William E. Mason, OF Illinois
FIFTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John f. Lamb OF
Indfsna and Benjamin H. Hill. OF Georgia HORT MAJ
coaepessmen William M Springer OF ILLINOIS, W. u r.
DrechinrAge OF Kentucky, william j. Bynum OF lndana
Joon NJ Allen Mississippi Charles H. Mansur OF MIS-.
ssur CHARLES +. Crisp OF Georgia. Samuel s. fooer OF
ohio, James Kerr OF Pennsylvania and b. A. Enloe anu
euron McMin OF Tennessee and Judge Pearson Church.
Of Pennsylvans. MURRAY HILL-ConGressman +. o.
Neadrnab,us OF St Louis wINDSOR-Scna:or james
AcMisn of Michigan and Congressman James D. Beden'
Of Syracuse.
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Advcrtts ements admitted into these columns
nre recommended 10 the readers OF TNVDa9ooeo
UNE ns thoroughly reliable. and business ca" be
s.u. Nv nail with the advertisers with perfcc
safety.
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SHE FLED FROM PROVIDENCE TO NETWORK,
WHERE 1T WAS FOUND HOW SHE
HAD OBTAINED IS ooo
When tho Boston train reached the Grand Central
Station at 80 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon Detective
sergesnts Heidelberg and Dolan, Of the Central ONCE
were ready 10 arrest o welldressed woman who had
fed Providence with So 900 she had obtained by
means Of forged note From the many passengers
the officers selected TALL backeyed, black-halred
woman attired In a summer travelling dress. The
woman when accosted as Miss Nettie Clark Of provi
donoe at responded, and matter Of course wa
taken into custody. Subsequently the officers took
their prisoner before Inspector Bynes The Inspector
showed Miss Clark telegram he had received from
Providence calling for her arrest. Miss Clark not
only admitted her identity, but confessed that she had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

Keeps negligee shirts flannel. cheviot ana SILK
fabrics q 50 10 s5 800 and sl1 Broadway
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Mrs. WINsrOw's SOOTHING SYRUP ,oxs
Has been used for FIFTY YEARS ~ TTttTM
q 9xG Hoi with TIN" PEEFECT SUCCESS It .SooTHES the
ILR S0tTEYSso IS, he GINS A a.. sess iemedy for
nj IRRBOEk Sold by Druggists In every part ot ue
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-04

When i'll with pains and exhaustion Parker
lin ger Tonic Is your surcst relief. ut,
Garker's Hair i3alsam aids The hair growth
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STEAM
CARPET CLEANING,

Twenty -one years VI practi-
cal experience enables me- 70
guarantee the perfection ot
carpet cleaning. taking up,
altering and fclaylng.
Feather beds cleaned and
renovated ty my new pro-
cess. Furniture moved, In
padded covered vans, 10 any
part OF New.York, Brooklyn
OF Jersey City.
TH0S. J. STEWART,
1854 Broadway. Newly
Telephone call 39th-st.. 3T6.
Jersey City branch and
stOrehouse for furniture. etc,
cor. 9Th and Erie sts. Tel.
call jersey CITY. 155.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sup r.e. 30 Sets 50 Moonrsss e42 pm Mssassse II
HON WATER
4 x-sandy Hook. sos Gov Island $40 Hell cate ll0S
pH-Sandy Hoou. 300 Coz. Island elo Hell oae ALA
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Announcements.

HKNRY A. DANIELS. N. ~"
so WEST s9TH.ST.
q, the Nervous system Gento Urinary ofssn'
,ctence and Stcfility. Hours 10 l. D 10 o.
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THREE Prince,
BROADWAY warren.
STORES. } 32d 81
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PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....THURsD JUNE 3. lss
ARRIVED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-11
An Illusion Rudely Dispciied.
fChicago Tribune.l

fCbicago lrlDune'I
Then it is all over between US, ls itf"
at Is. sir :"
lin that case / need not trespass fur
Their. Miss Bilkerson, on your valuable
timer"
The Young man rose to go. His face was
male and his eyes were moist with unshed
tears But no protest escaped his lips. lie
bore without a murmur the blow that had
fallen upon him.
"StaylD exclaimed the young woman
impetuously. II had no thought of this
when YOU came this evening. MIR. Barker,
but | want YOU TO hear the reason why
have decided that the ties that have bound
us hitherto must he severed"
She had folded her arms and stood erect
before him. As she proceeded IN her ex-
planation her voice rose and her gestures
became animated.
You will think il strange. and possibly
uniustifable," she said that L should
terminate in a moment an engagement OF
nearly six months. But there are Opinions,
tastes. caprices if Won will. Mr.. Barker. that
amount TO actual convictions in persons of
positive temuerament and disposition and
dominate us with the force of inherited in
stincts or tendencies The current OF our
lives basrun smoothly until now Although
we have known each other only little
more than half year we have felt that we
were congenal. In that belief 1 rested,
she continued. shaking her head tragi-
cally, until few minutes ago.. When
Won came this evening, Cyrus Barker, the
illusion was dispelled! O. why did not
some premonition of swiftly impending
desolation warn YOU"
Nv hat do you mean, Victoria Bllker-
son? What have /"
"Do not interrupt me. Cyrus Barker. /"
she said. in a commanding voice, and with
her head thrown backand her arms waving
wildly in the air she went on:
81 speak not of the crushing out of fond
hopes, the whitening of budding blossoms
of low, the rude awakening from dreams OF
paradise! What are these TO us now? We
can only bow TO the fate that has wrought
it's work upon us, and with humility go
forward" :,
"Bnt what in the name Of all that is
gloomy and peculiar, " be interposed. is
all this racket aboutY Great Scott ! What
have done 2"
What have you donep" she echoed
shudderingly, as she pointed tremhllg
finger at an object on the centre-table.
You came here this evening. Cyrus
Barker, wearing high silk hat OF the sea-
son of 1881"
SEEING the shapeless thing and crush
II on his head the young man hurried out,
In his eyes there shone the light OF great
"What narrow escape have had! he
exclaimed walking briskly along and hug.
ging himself in ecstasy. IF 1t hadn't
been for this hat should have been mar
RED in three weeks more to a female elo'
cutionist!"
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PUT THEM ON IN OPEN COURT.
He Had to Pay Not Only Tor the trousers
But for the Suit
kansas City Times

Jrs,;ce Holt was in q critical frame of
"a rosferdav when the case of X. III.
Hi AGAINST Reyan Sugarman came up for
trial Sugarman is o tailor near Eleventh
street and Broadway. ana some time ago
Hill had him make PAIR OF trousers f4r
him. When the garment was completed,
boucver Hill claimed 10 WAS not TT,
trougb he took it away with him and
hrought his suit for damages. HUI was
cionuent Yesterday in crying the tallor's
incompetency in his Work.
"Whv. your Honor" he said to the
Cont. 1.-THE pants were so tight for me
conld not wear them: just wish you could
sec them on meand know you would give
me a Judgment Immediately"
Have YOU them here" asked the Judge:
"Yes. sir, here they are IN TINS bundle"
answered Hill, producing p1nule' -.
"Iet mo see them" said the Court,
rcarbing over. Hill handed the Judge the
bnndlo. and his Honor unrolled it. exposing
a verv candy pair Of spring pantaoons.
The Cont caught hold of each leg and held
tbem mn end surveyed them critically.
Finally he threw them back to Hill, say
ing;
What +: said Hill, "rightnow-put them
on in court?"
"That is what | ordered" answered the
Court
ntls eyes stuck ont and he looked as
though his ears had deceived him. but
after looking at the trousers thoughttully
for moment he commenced 10 doh his
neither garments. The loungers in. the
courtroom were immensely amused by
This time and fairly arose in their seats
with expectancy. When Hill finally got
his trou .ers OFT and stepped out N front OF
the court howl OF delight went up. Hill
looked confused for moment, but com
menced putting on the new garment,
when the Court told him to hurry up.
Finally the trousers were on and securely
buttoned up.
let me see where they don't ft.n
Hill stopped and then paraded up and
down before the bench at the Courts
order.
You see. Judge" said Sugarman,
when he ordered that garment he did not
bring enough goods and | had to do the
best | could. If he wanted divided SKIRT
he ought to have brought more cloth"
Those pants are all right" said the
Court. land | find for the defence. MT.
Hill, YOU keep them on and pay the costs
OF the suit"