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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

The mean tempe nature for the month of
June was 81 % deg, being about four de-
grees lower than for the same month in
1889 and three degrees less than the aver
age temperature for June for thirty one
years past The wsrmest June during the
years named was that of 1861. when the
mean temperature was 68 9 deg, and the
coolest was in 1881. with temperature of
30 CD deg. The highest temperature in
the past month was so deg. and the lowest
~ deg. There was rain on fifteen days.
the whole rain fall being unusually large
for q sum mer month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

The small boy and his fire cracker Ego,
there In Portland on Friday. When it
vas over show windo~ had been demol-
ished, one huadrei dollars worth Of IRE
works had been 'seut off" furniture dam.
aged, 500 in the cash box of the store in
which tae accident occurred had beer
burned and scattered, some Of which was
sfterward picked up, the bills badly burned
and the silver pieces pressed together by
the heat. Il vas quite q celebration taken
all round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

There vas grand Wedding up in Cum
bertrand county last week, Il the Grand
View Farm" OF Mr.. s u. Dswes-and it
. grand view - Ne can personally tes-
MY, the bri !e being Mis- Cora N Dawes.
Slaughter Of the owner of the
place. The most valuable among
the many vaieahie presents va
fserd "a the foot Of an old voelen stock
S1s, ned It the top with tArred string
sant-iulrg hfsy ~ enty-dollar goid pieces
srs-<at from the brides father. Thas,s
kind Of present worth having.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

A farmer In Northern Maine recently
drauk three bottles of Jamaica ginger to
drive Away the blues He afterward
vent to sleep in the barn, and c3w laid
down on him and broke two of bis ribs
He hasn't done days work since, and at
lAst accounts he was "biuer' than ever.
The editor who publishes this story says /,
10 not coiofed. Still it has once had Z Ray
of light thrown npon il and the report may
not be true.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

Eighteen new building, have been erect
ed or arr In process of erection in the vii
l7gs IT Madison Br dye this season. The
boom is on, AMI the prospect is that from
80 to 100 will he built before the snow
comes again. Real estate is on the rise
aud everyone is hopeful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07
FOUND

pOUND--L"ft at First National Bank bunch
OF keys Owner can have same by ealing.
julyidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

Midsummer carniysls are to be celsbrat-
ed st several Of the Maine seashore resorts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

A tramp with literary turn Of mind ar
rived In Bangor recently from Kineo, on
hi. way 10 Bar Harbor. His only baggage
consisted of small sstchel which con
tanned according to tn Bangor News. The
Confessions Of Jean Jacques Rosseau, the
~ords # Baizsc. Dumas Clsv.ring Case,
eopy OF Shakespeare and Homer's Illiad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07
LOST

7 cST - Between Augusta and Hammond.
~ 6roVe, a blu. spring cyefcoat. Finder will
De suitably rewarded by leaving same At J. L.
Fullers, Augusta ily3itf
7 OsT-A ladies cape, on the road between
- Togus and Augusta, Pieast return TO Major
j D. Anderson. 1ogIs, Ne. ily3irf
OST.-A valuable silk umbrella. owner,
IL name engraved on gold top Finder will
be rewarded by having the same at Augusta
Savings Bank. L. LANBAED.
jne30dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

The license men have evidently taken in
the fact that the country towns are grow
ing beautifully small by degrees aud beauti
fully less and they govern the mselves &C
cordiugly. 1t is safe TO say, however. that
the country towns will last out the time of
the present living Democrats, and while
they live they will fight this license scheme
to the last gasp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

The Lewiston Journal puts the matter
about right when it observes, Gen. Neal
Dow says; The quantity of liquor now sold
in this State is not one-twentieth so great as
it was before the prohibitory Law and no,
one-thirtieth as large as it would be now
under any form Of license. The balance OF
the difference in this vast waste and loss
goes to swell the value of the property OF
the State, and to better ways of living OF
the people in every department of domestic
and social life" Then why do some people
cry for lcense2 Simply to make liquor
selling easier and cover it with q mantle 8f
semi-respectability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

Il 10 said that strangers in Camden are
constantly ieqairing why so many nice look
iag girls are forced to take blackboard
rides sione Where are the Camden boys2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-07

Belfast comes we'll on to being the polit-
icsi centre Of the eompsigu. this year
She produces Hon. W. P. Thompson Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, Hon
Charles Baker Democratic candidate for
Congress and Hoa. Seth l.. Miiiiken the
present Congressman. The peculiar part
u il is that they all live On the same street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
c1YDlrLoy or TIE SIN TEADE

The six trade for tho last few months mas '''''
rather duh Raw silk has increased rapdN J" N"'''
without sympathetic rise In the price "i minNi"''
nrcd goods. AID bushes, has been somewhat a' d"
.,rd.,iu When therefore. the failure Of the 81"
manufacturing firm Of Cole Kuctt Of Pat"r-"n' DE
80 ln,,rn II caused a considerable amount "i
,ronhccy in regard 10 other firms \ Tribune report"
called Yesterday upon Harold f. lladdcn' :" "h'" u
assignment was made. In association WIN f''"'l"
penmcroan and Henry l.. Gwatcr for the benefit 81
,he crcditor- Mr. MADDEN did not believe there "a'
any cause for alarm.
The failure Of the Cole " hucu 'o"Pt'F "
ta ., dro ., their mourning extensive Nabili'lc,
,,t,nor, .ue,ci.u, capltal 10 command success Tie
liabilities If The firm consist Of TG@@31 10 notes anu
ahnIf rs 900 IN o'hor debts. There hs been no ap
Increment ~ vet 80 10 is not possible - say ~ha' W.
,.nit viii be- II is possible. however mat tef WI
nr a far dividend from hc proceed, q" ,Mc '.'" '
yhrc il M probability II general crash III tic -'
trade The I'D established houses nave not snllcroi
by the dcprcs ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Walter T.. Iawton was the president "i inc N'''S''
pn.uh,tc Company when he ab-conded. amer l'''''7
.. ,u the name Of th. company Tor about F-"V'''''
TN. rita National Eank Of Providence H. l. "''' '"'
~ th... notes amounting to 5000 ANA they s'u '"e
-, =, ,or,n.l If to Day that amount To ihc han".
,,. ,,. WI. tried bcforS Ju--c freedman and J"N
in the superior Court. and resulted IN N''N Tor '"o
l,nl, Abram klns appeared for the p"l.ul' an"
,o..ph H. Choatc and Alexander a Green Tor the &c
PENDANTS. ,
ru,.lin, T. Fitch passenger on broadway
A ,.r,.,r, r. l--g and " hen the car arrived at
rotv second it. she sirnallcd T. the conductor '''
IN. wanted to get OF. The conductor stopped the ''f
hu pulcd the bell to start it again just A. Mr.. f't'h
va. stepping from the platform, causing her To- .Ii'
nav And seventh Avenue Railroad COMPANY Tor
80 Oo, and Yesterday jury h'ioN Judge lrnaN, IN
The >ur,ror Court brought IN a verdict for o. Voo III
favor of Mr.. Fitch .., -, .,,. .,,
The appeal from Judge Andrews decision IN tue sup
,,.,, irunrtiou case argued before The Nchcra
r,r,n of the supreme Court Nc,tcria>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
r,rw or CRIMINAL 4yfHRoroLcT

Dr william VI. McIaury read paper before tho
Academy Of hnthropolosy yet 'rday afternoon on
the Icff method If toe mca .uirmrni ~ criminal,
rs mean, Of Identification and pr .ntcd, in con-
ucciion with il. criticism II existing penal method,
lie described the system invented by Alphon-e B'r
ilon which consists Of measuring various parts 81
the bodies Of criminrl making record q any peculiar
mark, and photosraphng the face ia several aliindc'
Coming to the I'd part Of hi, lecture, he expressed
the opinion that all Institutions now penal should be
made graded reform schools, tie prisoner graduating
when a proficiency in the various branches Taught
ha5 been acquired. lie regarded existing laws, when
had a tendency toward making people hypocflu'Ai -
unsatisfactory and incomplete, cycmpliyns his state
mcn by saving that ppll eamous marriages. are more
numerous 81 London where they are prohibited than
in Con.tantinoplc where they are sanctioned. Re
elfding capital punishment. hc declared That Whence
inflicted in the name Of the law did rot deter others
from doing violence lie protested against the iflal
Of women hy ui, Of mrn. because = woman IN ih'
pre- cncc Of might conic,, h. dcci- Tor which She
was not responsible. The lecturer, iooa Of hvns was
that every man and woman had an Inherent night 10
anything they plca.,d 80 long q, l'r} Hn n"t IN
fringe Oh the right, Of other. letter from Judge
alvin f. Pratt. Of Bgoo,lyn. relating to CRIMINAL
nufhiopoDgy Wa read AMI WI, followed 10y dis
cussion Of the subject anc Or McLanry' paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Suprrmc Co!rt-t,.ncral Term Recess. ,,.,..
Sunfcmr Count AamlsI,- Before Andrews, --H"s'"
,alrnd,r No, / to 3, Called AT II o'clock. ,
supreme Court SPECIAL lern-fdr l-l',iorr ih"Fen.'
&c. CSC ,,l Gs2 6eJ. 6s 6s5. oo' U.s. OIL
Gr5 81. 6i3 GA. 1857 go 90. -, ,,,, ,.,,,,
Sulr,me curt Special I"rm-itit IL lor' bcaVhJ'-
No, -, 400 5sSi, 456 3gs. 361. 5ds .
supreme -Circuit-iart l-beior' b'fteN ''-No
lal,idnf. 80 -, ~ uo,,r. p.,tarso,
No, $50 ass llI3, 1925. loo Isl, 1900 PIX. tJJ
AZ 1915 1915. I9t64. l?i5 l9is. l3io' lni9.
Siu,r,nc tourt-Olrult- Part III -B'ior" o Brch -
No. l5n1 1905 1926. i262, l,99 lluS SUI. 81 AZ,
lGeO s.,, II -. 1876. O55 T.. 100. ~ %" i"-".
Snpi.nc Cou.t- trcnt-Part ~ liriore lnlrah1m, J.
No, 1850 1900. 1851 l522@' ls'l lo'o' loo-' lS'S'
% u,;rrosat,s Court-ncforc Ransom SFor probate
wiz nj ull, 4 Aprar Mary l.. Burns, Patrick Mckcon,
W.ny,llrrp Iatharnc J. Parsons \. T.. Snittrrn aud
r,r, Ira 10 a IA. John Ryan T.. IL Johnson, Hugh
ume. Michael Casey and Jonn NJ Mcintosh 10 30 a 10.
Supcror court Sp"cal Icrm-Hcore q ''orman, j.
SUPERIOR Court Equity tcrn-ncforo Dusro, J.-Ad.
'S,ror Court"rinl Term Part I-Beforc sedgwlck.
G. J-No.. 1913. l272. i21i 1919. 1928. 1900, l3il
an 5sl 1915, 80. l2o2. 1870. 13i5 1872, 100.
superior Court-Tria Tcrm-part II-Before Freedman,
J-Nos. lsi l2i7 1880. 1913. i2i0 1913. Sos. 1880.
snleror tcrrt-l,al Torn-par Before Truax
iisG. 100 1855 ms sis ill6. 1920 1890, iii5.
l4ls 1859 1lsl. tis?, 1895
Common llets-Spcia Tcrm-Before Allen. in Motions.
Conn Plens-rral rcrm-part l-Bofom Bi-cho!. J.
Nos 1917 1874, 400 735. 1888 1878 1879, 1880 1851.
1854 1857 1850 1857. 1888. 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
WORK OF THE BOARD or ALDERNEN.

At the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen yesterday
Mr. Flynn chairman Of the Committee On street,
presented it, report recommending the passage 81 the
resolution changing the name Of Ninthave. above
Fifiy-ninth It. 10 Columbus and that Of Tenth
ave from Fifty nnth-st to Fort George ave. 10 Amster
dan-ave the report Of the committee was adopted.
hut the resolution laid over for ono week under
the rulcs as the expenditure Of money Is involved.
Controller Myers was requested. on Mr.. Lynch'-
motion ~ bring 10 the attention Of the General COY
eminent and Of Congress the citys claim for money
advanced 10 the Union Defence Committee at the
breaking out OF the war. The claim with interest
amounts to SO 292 $50 70.
Several petitions from labor organizations favorine
the East River funnel were referred 10 the Committee
M ,r;doc. and Tunnels, bat when Mr.. Gregory of the
Vim District moved that the committee DC directed
to make prompt report on the question, M motion
Ca defeated l,y the overwhelming vote Of 20 to =.
Mr. Morris, Of the Xlth District, voted with Mr.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

The application Il the I.fth Avenue Transportation
Company wa. before tic Board ~ sinking iund Com.
mi,sioners again yesterday and Vas Advocated h' eN-
judge Noah Davl-. counsel for the company. assisted
ly t. T. shepard and other member - ihr board %
directors. The company wants 10 extend u.s. stag"
line, 10 the Dcsbro.scst ferry and {" Broadway ara
Smith -i and increase D., fare from five 90 To-" cents
The sub committee, consisting # Controller MYERS and
Alderman storm. some time ago reported M'DsaNN obi
the change. provided tie IfthaNc. stage, were rnn
Oh sunday "a Judge Davis addressed tie Board. lie
weighing against thr moral ohlJquy which would r.
suit from running its stac'- on SUNDAY. H'''i"' De
aid the company had been cnJoucd los TIE Court 81
Common Plea from such sunday profnnnii'n
question from Mr. storm brought out IN" ih"rmn-
ton that the injunction had been secured IN An
lmlrablc suit brought hy Mr. shepard against him
self
MAYOR Grant asked Mr. shepard a number 81 cues
ton, in trying to discover whether five cent, Wa Lot
A sufficiently high fare. The representatives, "i tho
company insisted that ten cent far was the least
that conld BE- charged make the cntcrpri-c pay .
me subject Wa referred back t. the Controller and
Alderman storm for another report Of the percentage
paid the city by the company ON III receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Springfield H.. March - '@pecal.~Ihe llhno'
board II Railroad and Warehouse commissioners i''
day submitted their nineteenth annual report 70 mo
Governor. The total railroad mileage 81 the N't'''
including siding is Sl3.iy' miles. seventy one miles
~ nrw road bcng built and put In operation during
the last year. The total amount OF Investment Ut.
cudlng capital stock. funded debt and current h'niIl
tics is = GOt O74,i0. total earnings from passenger
trains. Sl7.1Jt6-6, and from freight sources 90
.0nO-2 80 total earning, from AL sources S'r''-''
I'll - There f. a not lp., 10 pa -'ir'i earnings "a
.f.....r- go and Increase tu freight earnings OF
-,..a-s O3. There Is an Increase over li' tll Al
earnings and Income Of 1~-3 of Tl.~4',p7o -. 40
total apcrating .N prurc. were rt'.'-.'-l ~ 'u''
eleven railroads Of the State paid dividends, g."
amount being Tl6.n7-. i6f D. ihc-c were the 'v
raso and Alton per cent. Eastern Illinois. ii" N1ln'
western : Burlington. chicago. Milwaukee, ana =.
paul tl2: Rock Island. o. lllnoi, Central > =
Nichlcau southern. ,, Michigan Central ;, k'cN
island and Peoria .. -. Louis. Alton ana l'iio
uanir ! The taxes paid hy the road during tho
,r mount ed to - 80 10- - an Increase over l0-J
Of 5000 -. Employment Is gwen To- OBJ" pr
sons and their estimated aggregate salary Is f"l''
..p.f 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
~ AUFUL TIME IN JAMAICA.
THE RAD. FAD MIN FROM RUSSIA Fooled IN
THEIR EASE Designs.

THE BAD. FAD MIN FROM RUSSIA FOlLED ~
THEIR EASE DE- iGN>.
Tho presence Of a Russian manof-wa IN the hai'o9
,f Port Eoval Jamaica, has caused no emu Vi eN0iV
,ne,t in that usually tranquil isaLd Inc Jdnai'd
post- m an article on the subject says;
AZ present there i, a Russian war vc'sel iaMcn ulr
Minnie il, the AarbOr. She came mere O-WneiD!' y"
,epi,.s but il has since been found oH' tdl ~ IT,
,niq.s none The commander OF the VESSEL NV 81 T,
he rcouJrcs coal ana has been allowed 70 come up '
IarbJg - Obtain IT, -, ..a..o.. mazda lay
those IN char-c OF her seem 70 bode no GOOD II" to
sen,rlos al thc Garrison and Fort Augusta nave D.c
do,iied ,nd a contingent of men have been ara q
tom 1 u Park Camp L. Port Ron al ana iur'hcr con
fnpent is being rapidly got down from NcW'dsNe'
a sharp eve j. being kept on tiie hu'-lan We,
movement, and a steam launch j. fcp' hsnl alu u''
carving dispatches 10 aud from the aulhOiIuca IL
Kingston ana Port ROYAL - -, ,o,.
Ne learn that none Of the Russians nave nec.
all,vcd 1, land Port Royal. ana telescopes ar N'P'
levsllcd on lie Minnie T. ascertain II pi''ini" II any
M her officer, are taking ahctccs OF The IOr atom.
shculd they be found dOn- 80 the Minnie VIII VT
likely be fired upon. the submarine llh'- >Pi'H'- anu
Tie vessel and her entire crew VIII De seen no ih''
IL is also said that there are two Othci lu,,iau
vessel. outside Port Royal, but wlthin siehal!His
clstarce These however, woud be OF little use Ia
such harbor IS Kingston "hich j lh~.IFeo VII"
su.msr;uc mines and dotted Will tOrpedOcs
While we do not think there j. any cause FOR all
the alarm which the Mnnics presence has actaslphcn
we tIink the authorities are Wise u be on inc Pu
yve" REGARDING her movements and her possible lhteh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

H. \. ohescbrough. president ~ the Do"nt""n N"pnb-
lcan Club f. strongly opposed o. the continued use Of
Castle Garden ~ landing-pace for Immigrants lie be-
l.c. that city ha- rght t. l'aa" the Garden FOR
such a purpose any than IL has hight to erect
building in CRY Hall PARK without hr mt 81 the Leg
stature lie proposes TO max" legal test OF the ca1r
and for purpose he yesterday requested hi, counsel
Frederic L. Couc IT. TO give him an opinion on The sub
Jcct II Mr. COudeit agrees with him the ease VIII De
taken into the courts Nh Che bIough is the
president the Chcs'hrough Manufacturing Company.
owns large building The way from Battery PARK.
and is Immensely wealthy. Hc said yesterday; "1he
part Of this city has been damaged millions Of dol
lars worth hy allowing immigrants Land Castle
l.urdDu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

one # the serceants at the Charles-st. police s'S
,on semi dispatch 10 Police Headquarters yesterday
ASKING that All agent II the society for the freVen
ton Of Cruelty to Animal, be sent to No. 80 beio'u
= Rooms on the Second door OF the house "ei'
OCCUPIED for five years ly William Duncan gar
penter. and his wife Jane Nrs' duncan ~a' NM,
'..,,, Her mani, showed itself in fOndncss for
,le .n,iety Of cats. Duncan died week ago an"
after tne funeral his wife left alone WIN LIT
pes She gathered homeless cats about lcr " nS
H.. had twenty fhree II them IN her rooms mo
n,,l frfn the rooms became offensive 10 the ouef o''u
n,nt of the house and Yesterday morning nr, bu,tn
a.. ,r-..>,pd on A charge OF insanity ana was CON-
,fted fn the care Of the commissioners oi 'htV',s
,,,, Tnr,rcf,n An a.eut Of the society went 10 the
s ~, mo afternoon and cha -cd the able bodied cats
"nf ~ m, house Then he drowned a few kittens
and went away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
NIP. v,Turw,.s SUIT COMES vr.

The suit Of Fannie A'uar Mathews "F'.s, Da,' ,'
r,,,,,,r David Iel.co and Henry {. De Mile came
100. 81, trial irf,r. isd,c Beach I'm The supreme court
,...ter,,,y. Mrs. Mathew, was the fist ana "hN VII
mess. examined a, yc,tcrday' proceedin-s' N"c ''''
ln answer 10 question, by her counsel JON" !" 10"
send that before Jauuar, /. l--', Nr. fi"''''' ''
road her play. called Washington Lie GA app II,
.G. l--7. Mr. frohran told her t"'t 'o ''o"e''
,.,i,,i,, the r,lav AZ the llecAm Theatre, ana nc
,iI n.r for a cop, of the play. elr gave ono ~
1 and she. declared that he -till had N. Fer I,f
co.. f,o, PRODUCED however. hui some tlr
n ia, J.. The Wif. r Wa prrluccd at the }'ctu'
and Nj Mathews declared t.ai me- A'," ,,n
simply rcarran-cm'nl 81 hcr Pi'
Life" - r, ,,.. will lc continued
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
.y,rrp STATES SUPREME corRr

Washington. March 2a.-Ihe proceeding, Of tho
supreme Court OF the tinted states to-day were a.
follow:
No ,l3- John = Jcuch~. and Others, executors. c;e
appcllnt, AT. the CuGnl,t company ana Other
I,g,q, eantcd appellants t. tile additional brlci ana
l,r appcll,c, 10 reply I'm one week.
No - julia, fuchurt and others, appellants
act Io-.ph Dr.vtus and Others, Ar-ucd.
30 10 George l.. Rich. plaintiff IN error, ast
the town al Mcutr. Argued.
%,., > and .,l-Thc Iron Silver Mining Company
plaintiff m error act. the NAc and starr """ ann
silver Mining Company. Argument begun. m
The day all fo> to morrow le: Nos -, -; -
l5l III 90 al BIB l59, and three original.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
TIVE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DRAWING AND ART.

Russell stnrgs at the monthly meeting Of the New
York school OF Pedagogy, held az the College OF the
city of New York yc>tc"F~Y afternoon. delivered an
address on "The Possibility Of Impartns Ideas OF
Az 10 Children in the Pablo schools" lie said
ennhatically that willie he did not wish 10 dis
courage his hearers the teaching OF drawing IN the
schools he did wish free their minds of the popular
idea that the teaching of drawing had any necessary
connection with the teaching Of art III tho schools.
lie pointed out clearly the difference between draw
Inc and art Art could only be defined perhaps, "a
he conveying OF artistic impressions. Drawing and
naintinc we're ono of tic languages OF that art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26

Resides the above four assets. there are net n"'-
,dual asset, of about II 1000 making the total a''
a--ets S1Gg.4SS II. OF the book accounts f"0'"0'
had been charged oil mcollectablc ana oil this
amount $4,000 was worthless, and S.2coo Oh pdu
dents had been carried for some time W. Au''"'
said that the firm wished to continue business il
settlement could be obtained and they offered l" 'on
promise at 30 cents the dollar II /. cents '"S'
IL - cents in noics at three months with interest," an"
% cents IN TItes at six months with interest inc s'
named paper TO ba satisfactorily lndorseu' n''
Townsend Of Townsend ~ Yale. thouSh from uc
statement that the firm could pay more IMAM % 'o'S
and have a reasonable surplus; this may ho' pc ~
when an examination Is made. lie therefore ""''"
that a committee Of five be appointed - examine he
accounts and report to the creditors; WIN, wa,
adoped The committee was appointed a. i"iip". .
Nr Townserd Mr.. Norris of Field. motifs f''"c'
MIR brown of pham. Tucker y Co.. MT. '"Iud"' "a
II r. Canin a Co.. and Colonel Nllllain H. S'I"hl' H.,
The following Judgment were entered N'S"t" .1
against Franklin Woodruff a Co.. SAIL hefthdt.a' 80 '
Produce Exchange Building: !. starr f-"'"t", W. ~
sam s1Ggl4. :. VI. Glover. - a.. '""Nln'.l',
against Franklin Woodruff indiv~uhiN WtIr rn'c'c"
in favor of r. starr. 2lG.O11 w. g. starr Tf'-l'.
Thoma, : Bassord has been appointed re'cINtr ~
the firm of J. O. Iiebc a CO.. biank-book manula't
urer, at 80. 10 Thoma,-st. or the AppHoduoh VI
O. H. Grcenleaf, one OF their largest creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-26
GROWTH or 4 PREVENTIVE or DlGGNc

The growth II the Penny Provldcn' Fund ~ th'
Charity organization society !, something rcnni "'N'
and prove, thc necessity II II ln th- city, l7 81"
ro.f, ar, received IN the shape ~ stamps which 80"
dcp0-lior buy. ar one OF the -iltDn. of 800" fund hi
aiii>cs to cards provided f'r the purpose. AiA''-H
th, fund la, been established only two "ini''-. u
has sixty one station, scattered over 81" city, where
II, stamps are sold and redeemed and ~ Tao "n
March 14.7iG dcp,..tor-. with deposits Amounting
10 SG5-- 81 Chaslc, = Farchlid. cA Mayor ilr'lit.
Charlie. C. Icaman and H. ". DE Forest AZ" nmonr
ia. trustee. II fic fund Many II the drpu.ifor-
tr. from ftmlc. fiaf have heretofore been Hii. tl'
for charity. and ulv ind 'Aa' Win car" ana iiNI'
they can become capitalists 100 small Whf- MORE
than so "-s,cr-' from 0u" station nave h',"Nir
regular drpo.itpr- lL on" 81 in" saving bans, "i if
any, Ills u.s. one uf f4r mean. 'NrlI''f if f'"
Charity organization society :" stop ID" hp" % useless
4lu.glNiug.