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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-06

another tilt. The outcome of the race Is
1900 feet higher than the place of starting.
Mr.. Scott says Deer Lodge Girl can beat
the time nearly five minutes on the same
road. The breeding of these animals will
be given next week.-[From Silver State,
Deer Lodge, Mont,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-06
by Rodolph Fowler, Lena,

Registered by Rodolph Fowler, Lena,
ILL.,:
ToPsY, dark bay; foaled 1888; bred by
William Bruce, Cedarville, ILL.,, got by
Cub, son of Black Hawk Prophet by
Black Hawk: dam black, bred by Mr..
Hutchinson, Cedarvile, ILL.,, got by
Cleveland Bay.
LADY, chestnut sorrel; foaled 1886
bred by Malem Green, Eleroy, ILL.,, got
by Young Comet, son of Comet: dam
dark bay, bred by William Holmes
Waddams, ILL.,, got by Charley.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-06
NEW GOLD MTMB.
EReSisterea MO-, 1R451.
The Best Bred Morgan Living.
DA M :.

DA NJ.
Belle (standard) by Belongs Ethan
Allen $50 (sire of in the 2 80 list),
he by Ethan Allen 43.
Second dam by Vermont Black Hawk 5,
head of the best family of road horses
in the world, and second only to Ham
bletonian as progenitor of trotters.
Third dam by Duroc Messenger, son of
Duroc by imported Diomed. Dam of
Duroc Messenger descended from i'm
ported Messenger.
e, is in color handsome chestnut with
style, carriage and action he is another
ams were as famous road mares as were
I'd promise is of the highest. He is three
ted to serve not to exceed II selected mares
? handled for speed
to Warrant -:
'EW, Middlebury, VT.
Isl
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-06
s I r E..

Daniel Lambert 102, sire of 36 in the 2 80
list, and of the sires of 36 and the dams
of II others. He by Ethan Allen 43
(pole record . :15), sire of and of the
sires of so and the dams of 10 in the
30 list. Sire of Ethan Allen 43,
Black Hawk 8, by Sherman Morgan,
best son of Justin Morgan. Dam of
Daniel Lambert, Fanny Cook by Alb
dallah l, sire of Hambletonian TO-,
greatest of all progenitors of trotters.
Second dam of Daniel Lambert by
american Star by Duroc by imported
Diomed. Dam of Ethan Allen by Red
Robin, said TO be by Justin Morgan.
NEW GOLDMINE, like his famous ST
~ silver name and tail. In form, color
Daniel Lambert. His first and second
ever bred in Addison County, and his spe
years old this spring. He will be permit
in the early season, after which he will
- FCr11lS: $25
With privilege OF return or substitution.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
JUNIOR PLAYERS GINNING At POLO
AN INTERESTING MATCH PLAYED AT NEWPORT
A CROSSCDUNTRY HUNT.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. cspecialJ.-Thcre was Q hne
polo match here THIS afternoon. IN the presence Of large
number OF Fashionable pectaors II was notable mhth
from the fact that o. the leading playfrs, w. T.
Sanford and w. X. Thorn team which opposed
one composed Of four Of the junior players. The
blues were PaW Ags>sz II. i. whitney.
OF eXSecrctay w. G.. Whitney, james A
Burden. IT,. and X. Baldwin. The yellOTs were
". h Thorn W. O. Sanford. Moses TAYLOR. Charles 4.
Havenyer. It was stipulated that tle match should
45 minutes sctua tploy. divided into three
eQuS Intervals With rest o ten minutes between each
two intervals play. Five were decided In the
frs, interval the blues composed exclusively VI
juniors Won four - thcn Two gSmos wcr; decided IN
the second Interval both being scored by the yellow
while 1n The third and nna interval only game was
decided, and this scored by Ia" Luce who thus to0k
I've ogt q eight games. Tho first goal was made bY
Haveneyer the ond By whitney, The third BY yellow,
isyof accidentally, for his opponent; the fourth ana
h-A by BALDWIN and seventh by sanford, ana
''r eighth b. Burden. The young men were warmly
e'hgratuatd BY tho vanluished
ihefe vas 'iatlng' hunt this afternoon a. iar
o. genuine sport was tcrntd. The hounds were
' eoh''o1 and did not make their escape as they uiu
'.''fuy' The attraction OF polo reduced The NUMBER
"a '"o"'N and spectators. and 1t was no, gener'Hy
0"h thdt al elct " b. nndc today 10 atone for
''sSiuay ; hAsco. The stiffness Of the country shut
o1' al ue ohovers before many fields had been covered
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
YACHTS RACE or LAKE CHATHAM.

Burlington. W. Aus. tSpeciaIl'-lhe thlru 'Huii
regatta of the Lake Champlain Yacht club was heid
today on burlington Bay. There were five races on
the urogramme and twenty six entries Of sailing and
steam yachts. The elegant sieamyacm Elfrida'
owned bv Commodore ". seward Webb, OF Shel0urne
;crved as the flagship Of the fleet. ana carried the
reaatta committee. The steamer Retndcer was char
etrcd for the use OF meuhcI7 Of th" club The club
course sailed was nine miles. The sailing yachts
wsrc favored with sta breeze Tie winners m the
different classes were the Burgess yacht Nautilus.
owned by McSsi.. CrOmble iiickOk ana MoiN" the
sadie b. owned by /. Buddngton OF Port Kent; the
A,nha owned by George p. Wtherbcc. OF Port Henry :,
,hr Svinuh owned iv samuel hcfSer, % Essex.
s. V The regatta bail took place tonight at the
club house.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE NEW ELECTION DISTRICTS.
OLIVER SUMNER TEALL SHOWS THE EFFECT
| OF THE REDISTRIBUTION

Oliver sumner Teall has prepared a list showing
the effect of the recent redistribution Of the Election
districts in the various Assembly districts. OF his
work Mr. Teall says
You VIII observe that while the redistribution has,
accordDg 10 law, been based upon last years vote, u
works very uDfsvoraby toward what Is usually termed
The BrOwstone Districts" aS IN all OF them Tue
number OF polling place. has been very Huch re
dnced ana ere not equal % tho intention Of the law
provided full vote is pood The law intends thn'
there shall be- polling place for every 500 voters.
Taking the vote Of -ss. there would Dc IN the Win
District an average OF 33e, In the Xith @f1 ana IL
the XXIst 39l VOleIs each polling place IN, Is
au average, and Of cOur,e In many OF tie Election
districts the number would be very much greater.
Many questions tllat have arisen in regard 70 the
operation OF the Law hsve not yet been all 1dcalcd
and provided any Of the questions referring 70 uc
possibility Of delays and oh uuctons IN casting
votes are decided f4vOrihN 10 tos" Who drNrr suci
dcavs and ob,tructions the method Of this rd>ttict
ing OF Election districts viii have very serious -
suits and Will work greatly 10 the disadN antaGc o.
Republican districts. J do not consider thai There j
much danger Of trouble from thi- eouIye hni II s IA Il,
INV Judgment well that all those who have 70 10
with the practical operations of the carrying out OF
the law, should be thoroughly informed In icRaW 70
the exact condition Of afsirs.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
ENERGETIC REpunLLcANs AT WORK.

About 100 members OF the Republican Orcani'",on oil
the &XIId Assembly District attended sp,cai meeting
Of that bydy az Rrima.nss Hall. No. 20i Last Eighy'
-vtn.s:. last evening. committee Of 200. of which
john Little i, chairman appointed {" carry on q
vigorous campaign IN Tie district for the coming election
Another mittcc with Johc at tho had was
appointed hand H. te the Police hoard the names o.
suitable Republican, inspectors n election
poll cl,rhs tlo; CLERKS, supervisors and rsi-ha- ana
Ballot Reform law.
he committee Of arrangements TOY the sunlp h@hts :
festival bo held in Washington PAIk On AUGUST -
cported that hoy had aI'acy disposed u large NUMB r
iccfcd 10 make the evening Of enjoyment 70 ali and
brilliant financial Success The committee for the even
ing was incre.acd 20 $50 John X Ford Introduced a
motto, lndotsing ,he action Of the Republican Club In
,ooa-d IN a STRAIGHT ticket The mouon WAS carried.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TIRED or WAITING FOR THEIR OFFICERS TO ACT.

meeting " Christian Socialist, was held lat night
d no ]" west foryccondst to elect dccgatcs 70 the
Na'ohhiIst' and Socialists Convention, be held in
'o"pf Institute tomorrow. The Rev. j. T.. RAYMOND
'o.u"IS' '''eu he meeting n order, and said NAT a
petition signed by thry.two ro.mler, had been sent 70
s 'ucefs oi The society az The beginning Of last month
AR mst they call meeting Of IN. Christian Socialists
tof The purpose sending delegate 70 the convention
out as no attention had been paid the petition was
o'St % call meeting Of the members themselves
IN o'def that the NewYoIk Of society might
""'Nehe1 a. The coming cOnvent On. Mr. RAYMOND WAS
erected permanent chairman and Miss A. \ Chevail.er
h"Vof 0f The international Magazine Of Truth"
ary
M Raymond aud Mrs j. H. Dewey elected
ae'sstes e. {. Bowen and Miss t. 4. Rand
erected A. substitutes. committee Of nvc ap-
oh@o 70 call upon the officers ascertain whqt action
society ~ ~ " Wv " ' " WV
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
JxyrsrlcE 70 THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

Chicago, Aug. 3 (>pccian.-"Thr statement that IN"
PosmastcrG GENERALS action in excluding the kfcuIcr
SONATA from the mails tie result OF s inability
o make satisfactory terms for The sale Of the work
from his business establishment IN Philadelphia Is a
slander which. notwlthetanding Mr.. Na'~'nakers
wholly uncaled for official action, ! feel ShmM. IN
simple justice to him. hc promptly hnochcd on tie
head The speaker Charles II. serge Of Chicago.
whose publication Of the translation Of Count Iost" ;
nroluctiOn refused entry ~ the Chicago post
nrcc by order Of PU,tma>tcf-'icncrdl WahdmiKcT on
fl. nOund that the book II immoral character
MIR -cr.cl added that h" had written Mr. NauamaKcf
Philadelphia house two months ago from Chcds"
rendering a quantity o: thr sonata" and naming a
low price The Oncr declined on the gr0nhd that
tho firm not handling the book.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
WOMEN AT A SCHOOL MEETING.

Unusual interest wa manifested in the school meeting
held last night Tie selection OF on" trustee OF school
lI.,r,t Va . Of Mldlrtown and South Beach. Thcr.
ear. thr,. candidates Mr.. Mary Ann Basconib E->
OIIanlon 2pd Michael waite. The polls were open from
q untu 10 O'Clock and large vote Wa, cast number
~ women were among the first 10 step To the polls and
,o,e for Mrs na,omb. The latter. who Is mdd-aqed
,oman i, tho wife OF a aborcr She Is intelligent, and
o,,us real estate said De- valued at $4,000. Ms.
a4cob too much ntcrcs In the OF the ballot
inc and sat near the poll clerk and watched vote
that va, clst the polls closed 1t believed that
Mr. o'Hanon had been reelected. The votes had not
beeu conutAd At u late hour last night.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
COrRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court General Tesm-Reeess continued.
Surrle Court la anlbcrsB"orS Beach, J.-Moton cel.
calrnd lr. Nos. ~ Il called az IL O'Clock.
Sapg,me Court-specia Ierm-Parts aud I1-AdJourned
for
suLremt -Creut-Part 1-Adiourned until october
supreme Court-Circul,-parts H. Ill and IVAdourned
10 a. A.. ,..,,
Seror Court-tseneral Adjourned for tle terin
Su.oror Court-Spccia Term Before Dugro J-Motohs
superior Court-Iral Term-psrts J. III and lIi-Ad
lour..d
touuo1 Plcasttcn. raj TernAd dJourned Tor tne trfn
Common Plrae-spccial 1erm-Before BooAstaNer' j.
Motions. n. 49,, rr ,o,ou,,oa
-. ,,.o..,os no,,o,s
(lty Court-frial Term-Parts /, IL, III ana l|-Ad'
Ouri Il the torn. c.u-,A n al
Assistant Paker-Cours opens at Ii a. NJ
Nos. / 70 81, inclusive
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
FEATURE, OF THE SITUATION IN IOWA.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Aug. j.-rhc Democratic state
Convention viii meet at Cedar Rapl- next Wednesday
and bids fair 10 be lively one. There is ,till a
valng cury In regard 70 the choice Df candidates.
but il IL generally conceded that Representative Woods.
Of Webster County + in the lead. II has recently
trans pred that there i an anti prohibition colorcd
league in This state. There are in Iowa between 5000
and 5000 coOrcd voters. Circulars aud petitions
have been sent to all the colorcd men in the tatD ura
Iug them 10 DO what they can and cast their votes
against prohibition. 4 convention called. to
meet IN Dubuque on Friday, but the Executive Com
mittee decided 10 postpone the meeng umtl scptcm-
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
THE ELErTION IN ALABAMA.

birmingham Ala. Aug. 5.-icturns from all over
the State indicate large Democratic victory. III
jefferson County few negroes came 70 the polls, say
ing that they did not 70 vote y dispatch 10
"Thc AreIicraldr from Selma says that there wn-
danger Of serious trouble in Dallas at time yc;r
doy afternoon. The negroes had planned 70 capture
Inc ballot box at Stafford when the poll, closed, and u
feS, armed men from selma, under order, from the
sheriff scattered the mob and brought IN the box.
Tho uec1nes hsperScd QUIETLY.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
nRoKYED WHILE BATHLNG AT BAYSKORE.

Edward Barirell the fourteen yeas-od son OF Dr. T. Il
r,,uu medical director Of the Prudential Insurance
.,r..,r, cf Newark y. j. drowned last evening
while bathing AZ Bayshore. L. l. Young Hammei WAS
,,.d with cramp. and found lying In the water ~
on of Ia, f~..aying lie was taken TO the Life
saving station. and for three hours physician worA0
10 rcsuse tgta him. but 10 purpose.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
ORGANIZING A NEW PARTY IN THIS STATE.

Svracuse Aug. Pursuant 10 a call isAucd by Kd
muud Evans, OF rOnawanda, convention met tlh-
afternoon In Empire Hall. this city, % form stat
organization Of the National Reform" party. About
twenty men present. Mr. Evans read an address
xDainng the need for the party, It's purpose and
MS effort, toward its formation.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
>ou,vATrD FOR CoNGREss.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 5-The Congressional Con
vention for the Vth Arkansas Dip,rct has nominated
:. ". Peel for reelection. He had no OppO5it on.
Dallas. Tex, Aug. 1.-The Vltl District Democratic
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Congressional Convention today nominated Joseph Ab
bott 10 succeed himself In Congress.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Aug The Vth Dlstrlct Re
publican Congressional Convention nominated judge
tieOrge Il. Stlmhc.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
ARGENTINE IMMIGRATION.

The rIrors which have prevailed IN Europe for sons
RIM. IA r,card 70 hp real condition adairs IN ths
Argentine Republic had exercised depressing influence
rsn the current o immigration to that country, preyi
ousIy " the breaking OF the last evolutionary move
nclt. Inc following figures speak for themselves
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
UONORs FOR BOTH PARTIES.

Portsmouth. y. H., Aug. j-In the cty election 20
dov Fdmnnd, Fay the present Democratic Mayor
ys ~ elected over William II. Sisc Republican, by
nlnralItv OF 40 The BOARD Of Aldermen stands SIX
fenuhI{cans three Democrats. and the Common COun
IN IN Twelve Democrats 10 six Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

salt Lake City. Aug. 5.-A struggle OYER comfy
ticket between the Liberals and Mormons and ~"
Union Worilingmen's Annex of the hcrocst
nvcr known here II was short campaign and
lively work Tho approximate return, indicate tho
e1cceSs Of the Liberal ticket in the county by from
900 ~ 400 majority.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
-1lI KENTIrCKN ELEITInN

Louisville Aux 4.--From returns from sixty Of the
10 c.unties by comparison Of gains, 4 Is estimated
tI,a LongmOOr Democrat, Tor CLERK OF the Court OF
.,,oa,e ,iu have abGut 35 900 majority. This is a
i.rgc rain over ,he majority in the last state election.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

TO HOLD A CONVENTION on SEPTEMBER Il.
Hartford Conn. Aug. J.-Ihc Republican state
Committee has decided TO call convention at New
Uavcn september II.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
DEATH OF Ok MATTHIAS Il. KNOIR.

Atlantic city, y. j.. Aug. g.. Or. Matthias X. KnOir.
pSminent phy.clln of Philadelphia dird ulls afternoon
U lls cottage sAtVSave. from cancer OF Nc stomach.
ne was mtJ years " age.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
.rhe tcIephone mrht be pnt To . humane use sal,

"Tho telephone might De put 10 q humane usc.' said
a Ncw-YOrk doctor the other day, If The proper
authorities could be Induced - spend the money H.
\ cable laid to The int tioEs disease o-pltals on
Norih Brother and SwiubGruc Islands would prove
VI ine,timablc comfort 10 those unhappy people who
arc detained t"rc from time time, aud also 10 their
friends, who not allowed TO visit them. The fees
using the phones would pay good Interest on the
outlay one would think. and The possibility of main
tanning communication with ones .rcnds without fear
0f Infection would rob confinement on the ISLANDS
II a large part Of IFS terror. How comforting 1t
would be- for the wife whose husband IN, been iaheu
from her. and whose mind Is l"d with vague fears
for his safety, drawn from sensational newspaper
stories Of hO pita abuses, 10 hear ls voice from
time to timc a6suuus her OF his welfare and hopes o
SPEEDY recovery. she would not believe "a letlor or
a telegram nI'--ag'. but his O"n Wcll huONH
voice 10 could counterfeit successfully enough Ia
deceive Lcr. And sine could whisper him assurances
of ,uvc and eympathv winch shc would not and, per
mans could not, write 10 hlu. Ihis NAV sound to"
eentncntal. hut there /, money In catering 20 sent
ment and II often cures cases that drug VIII not
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TO KEEP Up TIE PRICE OF CIGARS.

A cigar maIufaC tuners, association was Formed on
permanent basis Yesterday al meeting oi over thirty
Of the sdinc firms in this city at the Grand Union
Hotel. ; jacob elected president and motifs
Wise SECRETARY. 4 committee was appointed 10 draw
ND a constitution and bylaws upon which action VIII
be taken II meeting Of the new assoclation
The following among the largest cigar MANI
featuring firms In New York who have joined the
dissertation: hartmann Brothers Bondy' NO I'D
Grand st. : Kaufnan Brothers i CO., No lob Third
ave. HOndy and Lodercr No 1925 FIrsi-ave Johh W.
Love No. 81 FIRST aye. = Jacobi CO., NO. .ls
East one huudrc, aadth.rieenthst.; Morris spieseL
No pr Bowcry: David lIirsch. Bowery near second
g. CO.. b.'Y Thirty ts5n$-,. ana Fir'ravo.; NJ
silverthan a Co.. No. l,93 Frstaye. Ian
d.ucr a kaim No. Az East sixty -fouTth-st.;
Hahn Brllssel ~ Coz No. f23 East sixty thlrdsI'
L. Kahner & Co., 80. 202 Fast one hundredthst;
Io+cph EliIsch ~ Co.. No. 737 FirStave 4hrlStlan
Jensen No 3D. East seventy thInst; Louis ASH
90. No 77D Third ave; >utrO ~ Nc"mark 40.
300 second ave Foster HiLS)n q TO-, ana ticy
l,roI hc;., & CO.. No l.l1O Avenne n
Morris WISE secretary Of the a>@0, atlon Sa,d YES
;crdav that the formation Of this a>$cia"n !ad noun
iuE 20 do with reducing the wages oi cyarmahcI> bu'
10 project the manufactu turers against uialr dscnlna
lion on the part OF labor unions 70 bring 10 tls cV
fl trade which at present is being done N other places
,nuc chraper than here, aud 10 lessen competition DO
tween the manufacturers The oblecc OF the associA
ton is primarily 10 keep up the price Of cigars.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
REPORTS ABOUT TIE XGw-YoRK Central.

REPORTS AFClT TIE H'-"-f'hh 'H'' '''
Eorovf- are revived Of discomfort among the en-
,,,oy,.. of the SeN York Central Railroad because Ok
tc.rt d,sciarco- The company /, charge! In some
onarcr, with having undertaken "lock out against
H. ~, f., mon who ar, Knight, of Labor. Talk OF
tic mn is sr.in heard from the same men who talked
il few months ago. General Manager Ioucey ~
pudat.,l Yesterday the allegation that the company
was attacking the labor orier There have been
discharges pursuant 10 instructions issued SIX weeks
ag ne said account Of the slaekenlng OF business
We have laid off some engineers, conductors ua'h
mon shopmen. yarimen-all the men we did not need.
ma or tho disr,i.sas have been made for cause
haLits Of utoNicatiou. neglect Of dnties, ETC. l.ut
NO discrimination has been made against either knlgs
or DAY, of Iabor. We have dismissed lncompeteie
men and laid off those who cOud be most readily
spared ,. -. .h.
NJ ToUccv refused 10 make an estimate OF the
,,unhor Of recent discharges. Tho roll was with Su-
printcndent Ii,scl al Albany. Mr. Touccy expressed
The opinion that 10 trouble woud occur on the 0a1'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
A WORKER FOR TEMPERANCE
SOMETHING ABOUT A MAN CALLED BY MR.
MOODY THE EQUAL OF JOHN B COUGH.
THE REMARKABLE HISTORY OF JOHN G. WOOL
LEY-HIs LONG FIGHT AND HIS VICTORY
VARIOUS EXERCISES OF THE
DAY AT NoRTHFIELD.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune,

Northfeld Mass Aug 5.-Rccitation Hall was too
small TO accommodate the audience that gathered
this morning % hear DR.. G.. +. Pcntecost and Dr.
A. j. Norton Both are favOrites here. There are
many welknown clergymcn In attendance al me
meetings Dr. A. T. Person spoke usual this after
noon in the Conversational Church. At the morning
meeting Bishop TlIoburn offered PRAYER. and Mt.
and Mrs. SteDbins. Mr. and Mrs. TOwner and Mr..
sankey sang The singing Is greatly enjoyed by the
peoplc here and especially by Mr.. Moody.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

EmpovcS on the various elevated road, OF the city
have neat way VI making suit Of clothes do ser
vice In official and private capacities. The "back
ground ia each ca-c j. the samc-a plain. ordinary
suit Of blue but the trimmings are different. The
TDd. rather g,ldcl. button, needed make N"
Transformation CDnulcio and In OIdcr 10 accomplish
the change the buttons Of the coat arr removable
The change II not necessarily Lightning Dut II
IS sometimes peculiar to note wlut difference Ia
personal appearance the substitution 0i the gOh'
buttOns make. II !, hhri, after al. b. nnd more
elective combination than blue suit and hrts.
buttons In some %ay other it cSprcese authority.
but lust how or why J. question the social phi
losophsr anOthP! CARLYLE.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

YES observed middle aged with a philo
sophcal cast Of countcnanoc 81 observed TINT state
FntomoiOrlst Lntncr has becn making some wonder
l statements rCgYrd to The number ~ Insects found
IN ono night In ~" globe Of electric hight lamp
The electric Hight Is not ouy comforting great f,ysr
upon the human IN Kidding II " qhauutics
uf ,Upcrfuous insect. hut scientific men obtaining
through 1t specimen Of in'cct- that thcy
before. Iui uetc Is a melancholy sdc e. the picture
The cntornologi- declares with 4 OF surprise aid
sadness Dbl, voice that H. found no-Quitocs amid
the large ana motley collection which his electric ught
globe had 10 show. Now what ! want 10 see ia the
who Will invent electric nrht warranted 10
catch mosquitoes by the 100000 nightly. tat care
whether il at acts other IN scct- not oue 1t
Is a thing fpr The mosquito t.ll you there ii.
fortune. aud large one iu store for man. Just
think Of the popularity ol that lcht IN NcN jersey
alone, Why you could sell 100000 Of them there
rl.ht eut OF hand. Every hotel a.d boarding hou g
would want to be- iinmcdlltcly l,rc1 out with ful
supply. At least some woult equip Themselves IN
th- way, and all The Ic-t w"uld be forced to foJw
,ut They would all adNerti-" IN Tie mOst seiu,tlys
manner thet they were supplied with -'. Grand
Mosquito Destroy ing Electric Light, with capacity o
% uIuch-so many, rather per hour. or per Asht.
he might bc. HI, is spkndid idca,T aud The
yhilt~spl!oal person "aNcd enthusiastic and really
to -lr lU, l!st.urr, IL H. splendid idea. Uud
don't cure who know, IT, There's money IN n. In
don't tO take aIy out ny -rf All the n
u practical and want 10 re the thing tried
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
GLlNCES HERE md THERE.

Uptown streets look deserted on saturday after
Moons The halfhoday is almo, universal ana al
most all the stores and shops Join In thc general
closing movement. The clerks, male aud female, are
quick To employ tho leisure hour and the usual method
OF course is TO fec from the cy's familiar places 10
the attractions Of the shore the mountain OF 'hc pue'
country trip down 10 that part OF the ntca STATES
known as Conoy Island will convince any one that
that spot is one of the favored resorts 0i thc nan
holiday pooplc. saturday shares with sunday ie ue
honor of heinz the gala-d;y there, and that DAY inc
fakir,r have no cpu,c to complain that nusN'r9' !,
dali for every known device to luc The WILING nnei @
l. in operation and TIE gayciy Of the onlpO"cI9 ~
partio pant, is indication enough that the operation l.
successfully conducted