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New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Tic Brighton Beach Hotel Will open to day, and
the scdl concerts wiil be begun.
Diplomas IN music awarded t. seventy two
graduates Of the Central Grammar school Yesterday
morning. Addresses made by CALVIN. Aittcrson,
General King and DR.. Caswell.
EXComtrollcr Ludwig Scmler is suffering from par
alyss at the German Lutheran Hospital at East New
Norkavc. and Powcll-st His recovery not cx-
pectcd
The 18th Regiment band will play in Prospect Park
this afternoon.
The Rev. samuel j. Knapp has accepted the call Of
the Noble street Baptist Church.
The Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church has invited
the Rev DR.. H. q. Mendcnall. president Of the James,
University In Dakota, to succeed the Rev. w. J
Bridges as pastor
The bicycle races Of the Kings Comfy Whcemen will
be held at Washington Park at p. III. today. There
are many handsome trophies offered including bad
pitchers and Representatives, OF clubs
will compete for the prizes.
The foreclosure suit brought by James X o. Shcr
wood trustee against the Manhattan Beach Improve
mont Company was decided Yesterday By Judge Pratt,
in the supreme Court, in favor Of the bondholdcys
lie ordered the foreclosure OF 81 900 principal and
$4,000 interest. with 300 extra allowance.
Judce Cullen Yesterday in the supreme Court cranicd
an absolute divorce 10 anthony J. Rinteln from Mr.,
Julia Rintcln. The case decided on an issne of
fact by jury I'm the Circuit Court some DAYS AGO
Fire Marshal Lewis reports that the fire I'm ,hc
Pentcntiary was caused by defective fuc and thai
the total amount Of losses was s42 900 and OF in
suIancc $4,000
James Dunn, age seventeen. STAYED on Tmirsday
night with friend named John Riley, at 40 90 War
ren-st on account Of the heat lie went 10 slecp ~,
the roof. and rocd on into Tie yard Tie fail killed
Inn. Ills home Was i; 40. 40 Enmettst
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
POLO PONIES TO RUN.
ENTRIES FOR THE RACES TO-DAY AT SMITH
TOWN, L. l.

TOWN, l.. !.
Tie polo pony Of the smithtown Racing As'o-
.iation will be held under the strict rules of the
American Pony Racing Association at Smith'""h'
L. l.. to-day, rain shine \ special train VIII
leave Long Island City at 80 p. m. The races and
entries are follows
First Race-Poo stakes. sweepstakes OF so caGh
p. p, cup added, second TO save StaSe' for poo
ie9o. Ponies al TO carry lGO pounds ponbnai; ponbndi
c SlS~@n'e an hd 0f at every evcnsH S " bk m Bcss J. b.
Van schaicks III. e smcr Tamalamah Stables ch. &
Second Race smithtown stakes; Handcap swesp,
stakes Of go eSGs p F. %TcS6 sa6s eSonq mEmS H 1
weight $50 pounds. one half mile on the fiat. Fox
han Kee"S, @;aDgS GA M fHeH e M r. xn% S%@
stabie stE i b. g. Eonlete Smhtown stables b. Ect,y
Third Hace Maiden staEes sweepstak,s, Of - sl5
horses and ponies who have not won a race under
a ad1ancc r. A. @ % vdr1 ' nc S SF nnde Pa roe 10
lie the property Of and ridden by mcm6ers Of the a. r
r. Ono Psddr BALI mile on the fat apHT fTN sSpy hsTnG
). B. Van schaicE's m 9 smilcr; Rocfaway stables
tor t%i' snIthi@TS y'S' s,aes T. M. Florida ,
Fgqh LttlcsIows stacs :conN sTcp'tacs % sdTc
stake C.. For ponies under tsnrtesn hands to cary
Iipptan M aD stakes at iI%utnrton TO carry pound
extra ThicecGnh nile on the ht j. Steyenss
TTancis +. UnderhilIs GIt e. Coyote; Tamalamah
staess ri, a Tn g PSs oIT Roy st,os swo,rs,o o $40
each p. p. cnp added second to save stake For
hacks, Hunters and ponies mnimum weight lf0
pounds. Three quarter, milo or the fat. Foyhall
Keene's ch. &. Ruckshot. T. liocan's b. m. Little
Banch Tamaiamah stables b. &. EOulctte: smith
town stables b. m. Betsv.
sixth Race Hurricane stakes Sweepstakes Of SD
each p p cup added second 10 save stake Horses
ponies AL to carry l3o pounds. . pounds allow
ancc for inch under III The winner Of any
hurdle undcr the rules 70 carry 10 pound. extra.
or IL winner of two races Is pOun1s. ono and q
quarter miles six flights o. hurdles Get nch'
hivh. W IlaTbord's Oh. m. Nina Rocfaway stables
dun Buster: Tamaamah stables b. E. Tormentor.
The officers for the meeting Jenkins Van
schack. F. e. IL MontaGnc and Elliott Roosevelt.
tudgas: H. Lovd Herbert and A. Belmont Puriy.
handicappers and measuerS Thomas Hitchcock, jr..
starter and j. Clinch smith clerk of the and
scales. The stewards j. d. Cheever. John G.
Groome. Of Philadelphia Thomas Hitchcock ir., III.
Lloyd Herbert f. c. La Montague. A. Belmont
Purdy. Elliott Roosevelt. J. Cnch smith. jenkins
Van Schack J. Il. Wood and X. ID. Winthrop.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
TIE wEArI,oME RECORD OF FRAUD.

John = johnson, Of ". 49, Jcr-ry ave. tc-1cd in
the NayOralv contest Yesterday thai the box 300 the
sixth Precinct. Isl District Wa Kept about two feet
lciow the Windo" sl. - that tie watcher could not
see IT, protest va, mtd". but TIE election officers
aid that II the ohj,ctor Wcr' MT satl>hcd they could
get bOX Of their ard elevate b.. The wi;uc,
several men Who were not registered. the election
officers registering them and alloriu- them T. v0tc It
tic same lime. he challenged q man named ~trp on
Knapp. who did not live in the precinct. AID VINO
offered 10 vote ~ the name oi ju cph Campbell re
vote tnhcn. Other frauds were testified g., until
the testimony became mDnotonOu,.
Census supervisor Ium.'cf sad ycstcriay that the
pre- cut population Of Jersey Cify, shown by The
census. j. about G2 OO". rrdcr On" state Ccn,u, Il
lor5 II l5.oOO that the increase IN i've year,
is about 5000.
The Board Of Police Comm ,Oncr, held special
meeting last night ana made several promotions and
appointments. Thomas NuLclt. william Coward,
Michael Coud0n and Thomas FAR n-ou we're appointed
-crccauts. Nuccnt }, g. lo,ic" Commissioner. y
number Of patrOlmcn were appointed.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
STATEN ISLAND.

TOTTENYIILE.- Fish Inspector Robert Brown oi
Port Eichnntd. with TIE aid II q p1ss" ot f'pntN
.hcrin, ana . platoon ID; poll 0"wcr on Thursday m-ht
mad. a rl.d ou ~" Long Island bunker fishermen Tor
violating n, r.h Jews in Prince BAY They 'nc.
,..,l~l Y arI,-rr rty uu" f-.icrm"r Wh" hnd CON"
from 6rc,ruort l.. l.. iu thr"" st"am'r-. The
orcr, v..c taken before Justice ictmonn, 30
r,i,..,.,tle amt rr.d $40 each m" captains Of ~"
t,,t. ,vcr, in,a sl0o clclL HE iur. We're puG
ITNINr -rON..Iro l.ou. .t"uui> tournament for The
clnmpi,n-p ~ f United ,tdte iu the d'Vhl'' VIII
begin ou Noudt.. Jun' 30. ~ the staten Island
cricket Cuh .1ovnd-. Livu-.t"n. II "lu cor'inu"
dailv until finished luG the ina, VIII probably take
place on THURSDAY. .'ulv %. tr uru,u;l, large mum
hrr If cn-lc, J., expected and much greater interest
i, being shown among o." player, IN thi5 double
championship than foi several years.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
WEDNESDAY. July >.
.SHLPPING .NEYS
PORT OF NEw.YORK. JUNE ~ Is
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YORK. JUNE -. 1890
ARRIVED.
g~te.rner Br.faunlc lBrl Dawson Liverpool June IL.
accn,own H. wiA ni,e an passengers 10 Bruce ismAy
tlr,e At t4c Bar AZ 81 ~. , >,
so," - WIN ild-e and passengeisio TO Barber CO. Al
sf",icT NSrmamnA oer Hcbicl Hamburg June 10.
sontmmp,o 70 With ind,c aud passengers TO RI Cort'
Af, sIa.r1 AZ rJTanc M frS Mediterranean port. via OBJ
srarson C.app & Co. Arrived at tie Bar At . 20 pm
Nassau Win aud passengers Jas ward Co Ar
Steiner samiar tNcr CJemre Baracoa days with fruit
,,'amsf Josn sycrdrnp CNor. Mon,en. BsrAcoa edays
steamer Win hrop Homer st John. NIB with md'e and
aaef yanao;'c wal1sr, Newport N.s. and Norfolk
with 70 od Domn0% M . - aas, to p
Aioa fnr, scott Rio Janc,ro .6day. Delaware
Br,aewatcr IN ballast 10 J r whitney S CO.
ship sterling Good~1u. san Francisco IIt days with md'o
TO John Ko-cniclds son*
sUNsEr Wmi at sandy Hook. moderate. n. clear. At
CITY Island wind m0dcrNe y Gear
Arrived yesterday
steamer penm4r. ,Bn Ricby London with mise TO W
Hurst Arrived at the Bar AZ 1850 IN. -. s,,,,,,
steamer Lain tcr. lelmerr. bremen juno - sou'hamp
ton - nse passengers 10 oelrichsf Co. Arrived
steamer Ola pom,alon Couch Richmond CITY Point and
Norioll Win passengers 10 Old Dominion s'Co
CLEARED.
Steamer Icorh (Br) BataviaJava for orders
steamer Anrana tBrl Dn,ton Liverpool via Quecnsown-
Steamer rioIcm, r ta4ay I1,elpon T"s1 ,,e ,osr
steamer croma tBr Iori. Lclth simpson. spence &
loung. ,... IT.,
steamer MARSHA (Gcrl. Mas nambnrg-Fnnch. Edye 4
steamer ohaan, lptch DaAaer Rotterdam VIA Bonlosne-
Punch Idyc N Co
steamer Pcnpiand lBelgl. BuschmAn Antwerp feter
Wught ~ sous.
sie1n.rr Ii Normand!e FRI. Collier. Hayre Forget -
Steamer ptcouc Brl larndeu Lisbon Phelps Bros * 70
Steam fcrryboat Annex No2. kinlay. HAAihN Nl'' d"
steamer Alvo (Br, wii,m' Kingston &c PIN Forwood
steamer Alps tBs) Leeg. Port spain Geo Christali.
Slcimcr Ohan SyrrIup NOr Monscn. Bara'o' "o"''N
steamer Vlctsrn tNor Aar.ith. Rlracoi- II Dmois ,,
steamer PlLtL Charleston Ind JacAsoh'he W"
PtlyicN co. ......, -, and
steamer Clty san Antonio. wilder BFuns"'cK ia All"
fcfuindna-t III Mallory a -
steamer GaucuS Coleman Boston-lI + DlmocA.
SAILED.
Lisbon. CITY 81 savannah -
Sennnr Charleston. Clty of Antonio leInahuIh''
frni. Philadelphia. ~
IS steamers kcarsargc AMI Haltmoro-
Also sallci-yia Long I,inl >Hni
Steamers II NJ Whitney aud Giaucus. Boston
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoNpoS Juno 27-Arrl,ei. steamer Mlengo tbr' ""N
ton. from New York. N.v
sailed steamer Persian Monarch (Br. Brist"" io' Ne"
York. ~ x,.o
LIVERPOOL Juno 26- sailed steamer Cnhc tbr). N'o'
and nelvetm (lIrl. (ochranr. for New York ,,.,,.n
MoylIIk June 2;-Saiiei steamer 'irtassia lbI h'"''
WICK from GLASGOW hence for New.l Olh 60. ,a,,o-or
HAMBl no June sailed. steamer DANA tier Leh""'o'
fer Sev.Yors. tnaig,
Jamison. from. Now York on her way 20 Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
GILMOKE at MANHATrAN BEACH.

Manhattan Beach Hotel opened on Juno u and the
Oriental on June %. Tho esd Regiment band has
furnished music each afternoon and evening to good
sized audiences. but for the regular patrons Of Man
haitian there nothing that be ubtituted for Gil
more. Mr.. Gilmore and his band arrived in New York
two days and taking much needed rest after
the longest concert tour the organization has made
il thousands Of miles In the United States and
Canada and lasted nearly months. The programme
for this afternoon and evening is well selected and in
addition the band and its soloiss. there will
fine artists. Ida Klein. soprano Madam DocnhoN
tontrato. r. !. ONaony, baritone. and ". J. LAWN
tenor. magnificent show Of fireworks and the
Siege OF Vera Cruz will also be given.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NEWARK.

The Tax Commissioner, have Increased the valuation
Of the bank stocks in Newark by slsO,OoO. Tie tax
increase rill be ator. $500
Rampmo Angelo. IN Italian halter WORKING IN
Orange procured the arrest on Thursday night Of a
shopmatc named MOska Joanni, a charge uf may
hem. Angclo told tho justice that Joanni set mon
him. seized one Of his. hngclos. fingers Ia his teeth
and mutilated II badly. The hand sWcllcd ~ an
enormous size and physician told Angelo that he
had blood poisoning and might lose hi, arm.
More than > 900 chdiel many II them accom- panied
by their mothers. embarked the steamer Ma kbr,
Yesterday fOr free eACu!sIOn to tLe scasuO.e. ILcv
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

The Rev. D. Lyman Abbott announced at plymouth
last cnng that be was there !or & last
,ir1c tbs sumner. Next Frday night he said Fourth
% July payer.mccting would be held succeeding
Friday would BE- CT tho departure Of hinscf
Abbott FOR ENGLAND. II will preach for sundays
in Iymouth Church. aud viii sail on Ju!y I2 70 10
abroad about six weeks. The part u ae tn" he
and his wife VIII spend in Dcvonshire. Dr. Ab5lt:
poets his pulpit The thirl SUNDAY
september. plymouth Church viii BE- closed August
and July morning service oAly will b. held Tho PRAYER
meeting viii be kclt UP thror chOut The summon
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
IONG ISLAND.

L0NG ISLAND ClTi.-Tho population Of Long
Island Ci,y {, estimated hy ccn,u, supervisor ocdgwlck
~ 10000. an increase 4 ~ per ccat since lo-0.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE Joseph Iaprlon. Of ocean
yillc has -'f' alrst o." Rev. :. J. Rcqui, ~
That place Lan-I,n ,u'i Mr. E'Iua 10 recover -i7j
which he I'D hr Lal been cheated ont ot In l'r~"
trade the tried hefo.r Justice DE AlOtt AZ
Rockville centre. and decision wa, rendered giving
Lancdon 500. The csc VIII be- appealed
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
ALNNG TILE SOL Nd.

STAMFORD. !lohlic Pot. Grand Army II the Re
public. presented hand.om" American ensign to the
william street school Yesterday afternoon. The day
wa mad" ,rmi holiday m i" town. ana large crowd
of people assembled a. IN" ceremonies. After an ad
dlca, Of welcome hy William ". Gillespie. the nlS va,
pr"erlfod throu-h Dr If. T. Gcb. II was accepted by
Principal Cape. I,'am. after which address wcN
made hy Major James II. Jcnlin, and Colonel Henry
lIu-s, of Mount VERNON
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
PROHINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Governor James f. Campbell OF Ohio.
BREVOOHT-Sir Joseph Hickson. of Montreal EVER.
ETH. A. p. Carter. Hawaiian Minister at Washington
rIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Congressman Henry @. Burlcigh.
OF whitehall y. y. and General G. u. McDougall, OF
Auburn. y. Y. NoRMANDIE-Judge Rufus w. Peck
ham OF tie New-Yosk Couit Of Appeals WINDSOR
CongJss Samuel j.. Snider. 60 Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
EILING A BIG MORTGAGE.

mortgage was filed yesterday for s2OoOoOo
made By The Brooklyn City and NcwiOwn Railroad
Company (DcKalb-ayc lncj 70 the Mercantile Trust
Company of Now York The railroad company
is to hold $3.50 worth OF tho bonds To be issued
under the mortgage. to pay on outstanding indebted
ness and the remainder H. 10 he used IN introducing
steam or electricity in place of horsepower on tho
roads Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
DR.. Mott, the Govt Chemist, says;
1.-THE Royal is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable baking
powder offered to the public"
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE IN A QUANDARY.
IT DOES NOT KNOW WHETHER IT CAN RECON
s1DER IT'S ACTION IN CUTTING DOWN

| 1T DOES NOT KNOW WHETHER ~ |HN 1
s1DER rs ACTION IN CUTTING DOWN
THE BUDGET
rpr,bcr consideration of the estimates for the TAX
budget was made by the five Democratic o"'oI'''
compose the Board Of Estimate yesterday lhc "'ro
ing was held in the Office of Controller Jackson i
first matter which came up was the question Vi to
consideration of the county budget state Ohaii'c'
Commissioner Gilbert was present to urge inc dP
propriation of 100000 instead Of S31Oooo io' 'hc
Charities Department and Judge Gilbert han al9o n
70 he heard I'm relation to the county budget. Aor
the minutes read Mayor Chaplin announce" u'''
the Board had met to consider the CITY onuHct
Controller Jackson said that the Board Of Estimate
had performed its duty so far rs the county o"uro'
was concerned and had no power TO reopen the matter
The Mavor thought that If there was any question as
10 the power of the Board to reconsider the ha''cr
after once dsposnG of it, ii was serious Po'i'. -
reached TO the bottom Of the whole tax levy vi "o
city and county and shoud be carefully de'er'h'i'cu'
He doubted if the Board had the power 10 ic'i"0 "
steps.
DR. Kretzschmar supervisorat Large, thefcnpoh
moved that the action upon the county budget be TO
considered County Treasurer Adams secohdea '''S'
and said that the Board of Estimate had III INC Pd'O
frequently recalled budget and altered IT, Last year
this was done in the matter OF S anpropTdipp p io o
tho Board Of Education Manor Chaph sllu NAV ia ~ az
any time before the budget had been iorwalded 10 m
Board Of supervisors the Board or EstIHi" istH '",
power 10 reopen II. The matter was finally disposed
of BY referring to Corporation Counsel Jchh' lor all
opinion. - 49,
The estimates for the city departments were thcn
considered and number Of reductions were made
asked for by the Board Of Education. the Police De
partmcnt the Fire Department. the luildinSs Depart
inert and the Health Department. In the latter pro
vision made for the increase Of the salary oi Com
missioner Griffin from $1,000 10 $1,000 Tie $1,000
needed to pay the increase in the salary OF Mayor
Chaplin was allowed. over 100000 was cut out Of
the provisional estimates before the Board adjourned
TO take final action next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

steamboat has been chartered by the club, and large
number OF members will accompany Mr. swan down
the Bay and bid him gOod-by at the Narrows.
Entries for the National Athletic Club games close
TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
CURE for the DEAF.

PECA'S PAT. IMPROVED TUBULAR EAR CUsnlONS
deafness and noises In head Unseen
comfortable sclt Successful when all remedies
fall Whispers even hesrd distinctly Write or call for
illustrated book OF proofs FREE Sold only by
y. HIScOX. $50 Broadway. cor. 18th st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

was an abundant supply Of edi5eS 9nc oeVrassn ana re
no accident 90 cured. The expenses ~ mo "'P nv
defrayod by private subscription.
Census Supervisor Arthur Pier o''Hi' i'tcS that u'c
onnia;Ion OF Newark is not les ,Hd" -Vv-OoO'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
Announcements.

CORYrLL's BrNZOIN COSMETIC SOAR:
Beet skin and complexion soap In the "ofu Oh0e 's'
always used. All druggists 20 cts
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

Keeps ncglgce shirts flannel. cheviot and silk
tabrics 81 so to s5. 500 and 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
H,. been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
q M0iiEi;S oi their SIillDfEN WHILE IEETH
Child. sofTENS the GuMs. NLAYs all PAIN
DIAKEIIOEA sold by Drucgists In every part OF tho
world. Twcnty.nNe cents q bottle
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IO.DAT.
sunr.ss A27 Sets 81 Moon sets ~ Am Moons asell
x-Sandy HOOK 3 IS Gov Isl,ni 247 Hell. Gate $40
PI-Sandy HooX Il GOV Island 20 Hell Gate. 6l9
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE MAYOR APPOINTS EDWARD F. LINTON.
HE IS NAMED TO SERVE As 4 MEMBER OF THE
COMMISSION on ANNEXATION.

liES III NhNEH ~ StisN II AS n ON Il
COMMISSION on ANNEXATION.
Mayor Chaplin took occasion yesterday 10 appoint
the representative Of Brooyn upon the commission to
consider the question Of the annexation Of Brooklyn
and NewYork together with their suburbs. in great
metropolis. lie named Edward F. Linton. OF the
Twenty sixth Ward. Tho two other members of the
commission from Brooklyn are James :. +. Stranahan
who appointed by Governor Hill. and exsurrocatc
W. ID. Veeder who appointed by the BOARD Of
Supervisors Andrew II. Green Of Newly Is chair
man Of the commission.
Mr.. Linton is an active Republican and one Of the
leading men in the part Of the city where be lives
lie made fortune in the manufacture Of fireworks III
East Ncw- York. before that village was swallowed up
in Brooklyn. and has invested largely i'll property in
the outlying portions Of the ward. II largely
by his efforts that the annexation Of the town Of
New Lots Brooklyn few years ago carried into
effect lie has been active IN the movement, 20 i'm
prove that part Of the city, and aided in tho pa
Of the biliN TO spend 100000 for street paving and
al 100000 for in the ward. The extension
Of III. Brooklyn Elevated Railroad in the ward
made possible by his efforts in getting the consent Of
property owners and he OF the founders Of the
Twenty sixth Ward Bank. Hundreds Of houses Of mod
design and atractvcy built have been constructed
upon the former farms which hc has laid ont in city
blocks
Mr. Linton Is one of the most wide awake and pro
gressve in the city. In regard to his views upon
annexation lie said yesterday brooklyn has not ~
any way expressed herself IN favor Of the scheme. 20
far as know and tie whole expression in favor Of 1t
comes from New YCrh. ! believe that ultimately
Brooklyn and New York will be one city. but 1t maY
not bc IN my lifetime. shall ignore my personal
opinions in serving upon the cOnm- sion and shall
cudeavOr 10 be guided wholly b. The fact, mat may
be asccralned. shall BE- glad 10 consider the stati,
teal information that will be gathered Dy The com
mission. for delight in IL. Whether the work of the
cOmmisSO results the union Of the two CUES or
not that will bc the ultimate result Of their growth
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

HER CRI..E WAS PERJURY IN a DIVORCE SUIT.
Kittic liocy discharged from the Raymond
Jail Yesterday by Judge Moore in the Court Of
sessions. She pleaded guilty to Al indictment found
February Il. 1850. for perjury in tie suit Of
Frank " Eamcs for divorce from Emma j. EincS.
Governor lI asked - pardon her, bat Il few
days returned the papers for the correction Of an
irreglarity. In the meantime tho Grand jury recon
rnendcd that the girl be discharged, so Judge Moore
allowed her TO withdraw the plea Of guilty. and dis
charged her with "A lecture. she Had been III ldIl
ncarlY and SIX nIOntIIs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
HrNny A. DANIELS. N. D.

90 WEST 59rll-br n
Dscases Of the Nervous system peno. ttnafJ ofsss'
Impotence and Stcrilty. Hours to ]. b TO D.
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ing sign. to the negroes to do the same.
We were at this time about twenty
yards from the snakes den. now
ranged the negroes behind me- and told
him who stood next to me to lay hold OF
the lance the moment 1 struck the
snake, and that the other must attend
my movements. 1t now only re-
manned to take their cutlasses from
them, for was sure if did not disarm
them, they would be tempted to strike
the snake in time of danger, and thus
forever spoil his skin. On taking their
cutlasses from them, if / might
Judge from their physiognomy, they
seemed to consider it as most intoler-
able act of tyranny on my part Prob
ably nothing kept them from boiling
but the consolation that was to be be-
tween them and the snakes.
We went slowly on in silence, with
out moving our arms or heads, in order
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81 CAN NOT AFFORD IT."

aurrah for the man who is able TO say,
In manly, unblushing and sensible way:
81 can not afford it," when tempted to buy
Whate'er will distress him when payday Is
nigh.
Hurrah for that man. Though his way we neg
lect
He has our profoundest, sincerest respect;
To him-be he ever friend or q foe
Unchecked admiration we all have TO show.
And well he deserves it. He teaches the way
OF boldly ignoring what people may say
Or think in q matter which only concerns
The one who, for reasons, extra7agance spurns.
We honor him truly-though seedy his clothes;
We love him-though little Of fashion he
shows;
We trust him overwhelmingly poorer than
clay;
We pray that our children may grow in his
way.
And isn't he happy? Just look in his face,
OF care or of worry there isn't a trace.
His conscience is clear. All the riches on
earth
Cant give him the joy that right doing is
worth.
No statesman no ruler, no great soldier brave
Is prouder than he-who is nobody's slave.
Il can not afford it." AL praise to the man
Who fesrlessly says 1t and lives on that plan.
H. G. Dodge, in Detroit Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
ColorIng Artificial Eyes.

The art involved in coloring the crys-
tai ball intended for the schleroctica. or
white of the eye, in producing an artifi-
cial member has been reduced to mat
ter of great simplicity, at the same time
attaining the desired perfection. In the
best results the artisan applies to the
glass ball enamels of different colors,
which, amalgamating with that of the
crystal in pasty state, gradually give
it tie tint of natures optic. This oper-
alton begins with the iris, which is
formed by the use of several amalga-
mated enamels, and, the iris finished,
there is placed in its center spot of
black enamel; this is the pupil, which is
to be encircled by the artist with it's
areola, the process being completed by
drawing those almost infinitely small
as we'll as exquisite fibers which are
found in the iris. The globe of the eye
being in this manner brought to its
completed state of beauty and adapta-
ton, all that remains is to place it in the
center of the crystal ball.-Science.