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BosroN. April 10.-About $50 members of
the Society of California Pioneers left to-day
in special train for trip to California.
The journey will occupy thirty-seven days.
many points of interest being visited en-
route.
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; DrsARmAmENr I'm EUROPE.

Taik Of an Arrangement Between
ssi France and Germany. w
Is PARIS, April 10.-La Paix, supposed to be
Inspired by President Garnots secretary,
ssys there Is tall Of the possibility Of an
.ssg grs s bet ss % France and Germany
!. Ri. .S III thst Empsror Wiiliam Viii
not shrink sny nasans n attain ~!
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FATAL KXPL0SIONe
one Man Killed and Two Others Badly
wounded.

BELvDERn, N. J., April 10.-At the War;
rem foundery, Phillipsburg, last evening
while the men were running off the molten
iron an immense ladle which had just been
filled was upset, causing terrific explosion.
The men were thrown in every direction and
three Of them wsre frighttully burned, one
fatally. The building was ut on fire, but
the Aamss WsN extipguishsd NTH only iliehi
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HE MARCHED WITH SHERMAN
TO THE Sea-

Trudged all the way on foot. over mountain
and through morass. carrying knapsack and
mud, caught cold, from the effects of which
his friends thought he would never recover.
years, he saw DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery advertised in a country newspaper.
and he determined to try it. A few bottles
cured him. Always too independent to ask
his country for pension, he now says he
saved himself! Consumption is Lung scrof-
ula. For scrofula, in all its myriad forms, the
Discovery" is an unequaled remedy. 1t
whatever cause arising, and cures all Skin
and Scalp Diseases, Salt-rheum, letter, Ecze-
ma, and kindred ailments. 1t is guaranteed
is recommended, or money paid for it will
be refunded. Sold by druggists.
Copyright. 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
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Pell Surrendered BY HIS Bondsnan.
NEW YoRK. April 10.-Gaorge II. Psll,
who was arrested with P. J. Claasen for COM
plicity in attempting to wreck the Sixth
National bank, was surrendered this after
noon to United States Marshal Jacobus by
John McDermott, one of the bondsmen. Mrs.
Spaulding, sister of the accused, who was
on the bond with McDermott, offered bonds
in the sum of $50, 900, but the commissioners
required two bondsmen in $25, 900 each. Pell
was taken to Ludlow street jail where he
will remain until bailed out.
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To be reviewed ~ the President.

To be Reviewed BY the President.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.-At the re-
view of the regular troops and the District
National Guard tomorrow, which has been
ordered for the especial benefit of the dele.
President Harrison will be the reviewing
beers of his cabinet and the delegates to thu
international conference. This will be the
frat time since the war of the rebellion that
q president has officially reviewed troops In
virtue of his Office as COMMUNICATIVE chief Of
the armies and navy of the United States.
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Now Houses for Sal.

NOW Houses for Sale.
- All my houses in New Haven Iocatad m
nice nice resident strects; all new, with IN conve.
scll ct much lower price than you can dupicsst1
ne ne. sane an properly Sold number; some Of the
window OF Z. r. Smith Shoe store no GhaneI - =
-. GEORGIA.. AUSTIN. Owner,
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Real Estate.

Zeal Estate.
Omces for Rent,
nm sowDlToH BuI1Df cdnsi,ser STREET,
FOR RENT.
.a,o sssi sss f., rs. street.
FOR RENT,
- House 10 Wall street. IL rooms, all modern
lquire 81 i.plo sttl Isl CoURTTsTREEir.
. FOR RENT.
M store and tenement, 149 Consrcss avenue, oc.
q
aPl0 U 1862 Crown street.
FOR RENT,
- Handsomely furnished brown stone
M dwelling house No. o52 Chapel street; In good
No. g HHsnsS street,
One frame house No. 11S South Front street.
mSsSsf 81 Tsaas1GTsr .E. .s1sss
FOR RENT,
e:A second hoor. 11e Davenport avenue, seven
30d'rn YsssoN A sFAs 4
FOR RENT.
al: :1S sS;Sd barn. osii a At %. '''''
FOR SALE.
- A first class brick house. IL rooms, all mod.
suit RsqqEs e
FOR RENT.
~ New house Portsea street.
". apl lAtt a62 HOWARD AVENUE.
FOR RENT,
~ No. 80 TRUMBULL STREET,
rented foT yss4s
can be bought II wanted. Apply to
CHARLES H. WEBB.
$50 Chapel Street.
FOR RENT,
f1A First door, n Williams street. rooms.
llN $3.50 Crown street. APPS IT.
- Brick dwelling house No. 1is York street {;
.washbowls hot and cold water, closets, etc. !;
an
some Time, time; possession Immediately If desired.
mhsl Il BEERS Photo Parlors. 762 Chapel st.
FOR SALE,
IN Cheap. valuable farm; Call on
app Sit s1s Chapel Street, Room %.
FOR RENT,
IN From May 1st dwelling house, sss Mhalley
act go Church Street.
FOR RENT,
~ The house No: l45 College street, from and
after May list. 4 Inquire 'Ms % q
ap7 I'm 127 Orange street.
FOR RENT.
foyr DIR
as.st sa'''' very sSszfs1f zsns Sso'
FOR RENT,
~ Lower floor. SIX rooms with two upstairs
s4l SHERMAN AVENUE.
All modern conveniences,. frst-class condition /;
location unsurpassed. Inquire at
apst THIS OFFICE.
FOR RENT,
Z IN Dwelling house % William street.
Second floor 1o8 nixwell avenue.
FOR s ALE-Farms for sale or rent.
Dwelling houses on Di1well avenue.
Admiral street.
Wolcott street.
+" :. Lyon street.
street
avenues Lot IN Evergreen cemetery.-
Money to Loan on First MOrt'ge.
let snppy good S for them
W. 'uDsoN' M MGS% a.. sos W Shspel Co.
tomce open eyeningsl apps
FOR RENT.
~ Eight rooms with modern improvements
(lu with barn IL needed. Enquire
FOR RENT,
IN Lower part of house No II Brown street,
z:fs r. a SIS sHsss
ap4H or on the premises.
FOR SALE,
~ 105 building lots located near tho Shelter
avenue horse railroad and one block from
Also g building lots running from Railroad ave
nue. 70 Rsi!.o:a droye, sayi9 hcck, West Haven
able terms by applying to
P.CREEGAN,
apps 2m IA Carlisle street, New Haven.
INVESTMENTS
lREAL ESTATE
Are taking the place Of all others for
Security, Income and Profit.
Wise capitalists are disposing of their
Stocks, Bonds and Securities,
And buying good improved and unimproved proy
erty, being satisfied that
| Now is the Time to Buy.
/ ~ lam offering many bargains:
| A good house and barn in Dewitt -, =,
beautiful house on Fair Haven Heights, S'5i
A nice two family brick house on Or
House and barn on Orchard street, so
Extra fine brick house, 9,5(
House in York Square, so
Others in all parts OF the city.
GEORGE F. NEWC0MH
| 2 BOARDMAN BUILDING,
Corner State and Chapel Streets
II
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Humans Real Estate and Loan
Agency
~ Issues policies Ia arst.cIasa rira. re ana
iu Accident companies. - -
Money loaned Ct per cent. BUYS and sells
hesl EiHtats. Special attention giyen 70 renting
- Agent. for the Texa. Loan AGENCY GuARAN-
TEND eeeuEitie4 draMinG QEylG PA CENT,
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FOR RENT

FOkk KENT.
Five rooms corner Of Park and south .t-
qve rooms No: $50 State street; I'VE rooms
.Lewis street, Fair Haven, and several othei
oonemontS In different parts Of the citv So1
aDl00 JACOB HELLER. 9S olive straas
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~ Brick dwelling house No. 113 York street
contains all modern conveniences, marble
Iwashbowls, hot and cold water, closets etc.
kitchen on first floor; good size yard; an excel:
lent location for physician been used as such for
some time; possession Immediately If desired.
Inquire at
mhsi Il BEERS Photo Parlors, 1852 Chapel st.
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mfsEeI IafIRu11E.

FOR SALE,
A NO. 2 Columbia printing press chase 9x12.
IA Apply at (ap4 IT, 3i5 ORCHARD 6T.
A Large Stock of Baby Carriages
OUR own make, for sale at factory prices. Re-
" pairing promptly attended to.
fh tf RATTAN Co. 80 State street.
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DUDLEY-DAVIS-In North Guiford, April 6, By
Rev r. @. Mcknight, Mr.. Edmund J. Dudley ant
Miss Phoebe J. Davis, both Of North Guilford.
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DiA0RAN I


vantage, as the other man would be lrhia Z
drive tho ball too far from the cushion. i
thereby destroy his position, on accoun. q
inability to nurse easily. At the IA inch gan.
the reverse would he the case, and the rail
nurser would suffer In consequence. This
Is certainly not equivalent to discount.
Helser has played a better II inch game than
8 inch. IL IT, then, not handicsPPing him,
some have asked, TO compel him to play
inch to his opponents IA inchi
There IL another pointer which In worth
mention. Every one knows that the balk
line game was invented for the purpose Of do
ing away with close rail nursing and the at
tendant enormous runs. Suppose player
has the balls near the IA inch limo playing
towards the rear cushion, he will proba-
bly, mako six or eight easy carroms before
the balls are ON the line, then he Is forced
to destroy his position by driving ball
out OF balk. Now II this same player
were playing the 8 Inch game, does II not
stand clear that with the Same delicate nurs.
ing he will roll up sixteen or seventeen points
before the balls get In balki That Is q case
where 1t 10 an advantage to be playing inch
against IA. II a player is not able to rail
nurse" ON s inch lines, 1t Is obviously better
for him that the limo be placed 90 far out that
no ono else can do It, Tho difference between
the two lines Is really not more than 20 per
cent
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The balk line nurse offers q splendid chance
for brilliant work. In accomplishing 1t tho
utmost nicsty Of calculation and the most
delicate manipulation Of the ivories are indis-
pensable. Diagram shows how the experts
toy with the bals when they get them strad-
die the balk line. The balls a. they lie in posi-
ton are just right for the nurse. After
effecting the carrom they are worked through
the successive positions until Is reached.
The inside ball 10 then sent TO the cushion and
back, making position 8. Then It Is all done
over again. Could anything he prettieri The
success Of this nurse depends wholly on the
players ability 10 deaden the cue ball 30 a. to
barely move the carrom ball. Very often the
cue ball must bs deadeued altogether and the
count is made by the kiss from the inside ball
as it returns from the cushion. Turning the
corners Is where most amateur players slip
up; II is Indispensable to the nurse. In posi-
tion the inside ball B takes two cushions
and stops at g, the carrom ball going TO G,
and the cue ball stopping at A.
Tho other two diagrams are OF shots made
by SchaefHer on the opening night and are
very pretty. One Is q hard follow for fine
position gained by driving the object ball up
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W. ~ love tOllOWeO ner
even after death, and for long time
guard watched by her tomb that no
profane hand should desecrate her last
resting place.
The hereditary policy Of the Astors
has been never to sell any real estate.
Always buy and always keep is tho fam
lily motto. Only once was this rule vio-
lated. That was In 1887, when John
Jacob and William disposed Of block
Of land, Mount Morris park and Sixth
avenue, for $325, 900. The reason for tho
sale was that the property was owned
Jointly by the brothers, and they wished
TO keep their interests separate. Tho
Monday after Mr.. Astors death hags
were displayed at half mast on the
two buildings in New York which
have chiefly aided by their existence IN
making the family name houseb'id
word-the Astor house and the Astor
library.
For the better conservation and man.
agement Of their immense property the
Astors practically accept and follow the
rules of primogenituse, 30 that John
Jacobs son is now the chief Of the family
and the possessor Of the bulk OF its wealth.
William Waldorf Astor is now something
over 40 years Of age, and is the first Of
his name to lake any position In public
life.
He has been a member of the Now
York assembly, an unsuccessful candi-
date for congress and United States
minister to Italy. Az diplomatic he ac-
quilted himself with credit, and took ad-
vantage of his residence abroad to col
lect material for two novels, which were
recently published and have been re-
ceived by the public with moderate
favor. He is married and the father oi
several children
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A desirable arrangement Of porch b
shown.
On the second floor there are four bed
rooms, dressing room and bath.
The most economical why OF heating
rooms not provided with fiue Is with fur
mace. Nothing can be better, even IN
warm climate, than q furnace which will do
good seryice during chilly days There ts no
more trouble In keeping fire In furnace
than In ono stove IL may be regulated 70
that tho air Of tho entire house " tesnpered
At once. Then the first cost and the cost Of
maintenance Is not 70 great as With stoves.
The passageway to the setic Is shown In
tho front hall.
by examining the bedrooms II may be no
ticed that there !, proper wall spoce foc Az
furniture. LOUIS II. GIBSON.
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oco,ovomens ID soago mac0euosyt dre
naeio csislclDms, WIN uu4ss; how 70 play
DoelHIl ln6uuss, TSe Worlds funny
eids, Blll Nys q ~ travels; pare seosy
81 njdor Haegard; Z sketch ~ Pxul
JouA - Admiral David Porter, and .
naeo devutod % The eaeeFtAtnment q
vosth. h sddietoa 70 sAh were scoecs
a lessss articles, and editorials and 81
vertissuents galore. The index 70 The
latter alone occupied the sighth u COL
umn. Altpeethes, the slnglo tsae con.
.;xed oe thlsty-two pages.
y ~ onme Sunday. Tlho Sun co..
,aine, twenty -four page, with . guam
tily OF ~ading matter that would have
conippea IN ordinary newspaper Tor
week' Ffrt came three columns a
rilial,t gces'p from ~ forsigu ccrre-
e,fcracns. Then IN interview with Dom
n 4ro. tho ex can reror Of Brazil; talk
u,sh Emperor wil'sm, graphic Story
II ,hs death of ts.ssier Lounsbury. Of
~ Nav York ptstotcc; the death q 2
noly sechi.o; paa u the eulogy q
unised state, strator pauiels, oe WI.
Iduin. 20 Jcfgers1a Oasi the axt o.
Iiaynlt hlbaidsi ragC stsp edi-
Il nh thv romance ut one Y Jay
GqIds a.rveys btoriea from enc Gods;
hos 70 lsNa.t 0,,ib ou'ar tssc ~ To-
q, 80 vase g,e1ip about N4ers 80
N5sWaEt tettot 9V9 et ani 90 sve'g
h0nd, LuBitu a.aau tCai sa sses ~
scierc q aAyertisIUN sst, 5v
oouis a'eeaVUsa io .s tnWaA 'ul
tory The lSv, = q ft{ Vain ~lca .Se
- a a. .
( d'hs hetald hAta R,ta s9pei.g tAH5
icauone suj wrl. ebueor is'tTury MI
nuzrs matter Here Az aoat lbc
mora hnporsan, Fsl1 c's, Ttp sN'elirr
i Army gimps V e The SiPit- ! os vera
Cru1 s-ience Gafled by istosh eistei
uu qycDirg az tho Nlrs'eeuth uiara
club 6ae alsi8e for enall nt mas! ia
iotm tom fpr AMI ten, the ~ 'rs roa'
! tc as and how e cock; pralV ast
ior riding borsehack; fu0ti ke' ted, n0
tair-y fant ,et the suN0NjHA q, s,ntrv.
ni tho theasrl2ai saa1oE, u ~orh " .~
N Dtvtyi rlav5 ibe gOatulit - - t#0 man ~
Y the M tha ustuIrp' y pftSll fgd-
:, Meade disc1fj. tH0 fpj " jfN rfh'
. ,ept, Negro oolYl'Lst.sJi's hsw t'an
!. H.sot tu rn,isic' f.tme aht hoN N3sHc
\ TsNSaught, Ole BELTS spu BOND
= s" .s; millionaire ~ gu1ft5
q Sh%ssppers q ceiehgity iasllis O
'tH Y uisaieis tbo nv btl
. u.ss g; mietinn we, s tts
e'as,'oe ~, ,Sple; . rcce pluaioni etc,
an Mag ia sait 4 ,agapic ~ thu
d good tJiugS i7,T !. f,,iS.., envoy.
d ing ns tse r1s y cn,nnofi.
d. ton thae has =. nrnluetj,,.
4, ~ tbs heft beyss's.
y cNyaISR
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EVENTS IN ASTORS LIFE


m vase Wealsh ssA Uassss.sssisss CAae-
issss -sssAlng . nsseas - Rssssa-fAs
0sasa q nis Wisss fs~s-rAs Nsw
nseA q shs vsaily.
"He died ~ he had lived. like gen.
tlemAn."
This was tho statement Of the physl-
clan who stood BY the bedside Of the
head Of the house Of Astcr, listened for
Ma latest breath, and closed hts eyes
when life's battle had ended. Courteous,
uncomplaining, carefully considerate Of
others, the owner Of millions crested
death With ~ grave and gentle dignity
- he evcr did welcome guest ut his
stately home. For sixtysevvn years,
nom the date Of his birth until the hoa'
when his life ended, John Jacob Asto.
vss : resident Of New York city, and
naturally his doings aud surrounding'
hs~e been matters Of interest and com
ment.
Tho greatest personal owner Of reA
estate In the largest city ct the Union
ne he'd many responsibilities a. land
lord outside the main duties Of keeping
~ property in repair and collecting hi
e. That he fulfilled them 10 showi
ny ,lic fact that when he walked from
lb s ON Fifth avenue TO his Office o.
,4uiy ;xth street, ~ was his dali!
trstUl no mo received moro greeting
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ret, 20 $40" u,a' p Ht't ssS
sliTeu sway aitee i'F .Ni, -. ~
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cd room w'th sr4ufE via. ~ bsa,,s ;,
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gns iagt,nial aHN AtcoD -NA
qiired and in,Nsoa ,ro ltat th9
y rer.,rdod iis iguugr - 'tc IA
s 'ist - 10 aiunisse ~ So y and
sirafu,ls.
SIX Nstors riostrian hahlts ftau m'
v1d t55c ~ queer aNparct aR, ep'ue
n, rs 81 a. 1Vrs able ami sone's'uc9of
an hafacter Ou ono aiou
aa r age she ypdds iGei
u grn. fnaa srs saihDlg hofpe bo
entl svcn,o vhen q loduaelqas strang.@y
tutt9ahoicd bo,, rhs mar was ieuriy
dressed and dsn eighty udcr do 70
Silence II liquor. lie sketohco z, ~.
Aslor ,hs oontrass 10 warn 4hsty pas
ions, "YoG, ha aatd 'heys lniim'iei
tcney ard I'm Without cent. Yer Ns
al hcse8 .nln and I'm criminal Q,
,Rth.r ~. fns IRA lust our of the pcn'-
tnntiaty. tAdet ths Circumstance,
would yoa object &c making snali loan
T, - aid n.a - realbin1 ghiladelphia77
Nr Aseor WAS no ed by the eppsal 20
lns nenr of epntfihuiipR a twegi five
cent piete He tepGered che silver coin
7 3eeifuliy bub tho r,si lent accepted lt
es,s uan IL disguat. "Thought you'd
~ 1p u dollar, al ieast, he srow,ed.
l5a'E y protest went no Serther for po-
hcaunA Kelley oi the BroadNqy sJnil5
WI" prled himself 10 oos cs NJ
esfcrs 'snds and protector, s0iaep'
: o0te ooNhnpon the 9e,cE3s aed tiacsa
him ~ epi @y altar 40 exc.,ins % To.
The Wen rle Alrispdinrss pt tho ost,,e er
caus.d The % Rsnaire mora ann,. yna a,e
az anything Nor ha had % appen
a V1e police con- 80 next noriiiuy ahe
tlnish testimony os.biob ths sx-co,.
I yic' yas sent 70 pris"t, sor thFea naol,ihs
Amoeu pleasing 'nsi os tis con.
tact with and syinpsthy a. NC poor ba,
to'do with the founding ~ v. Ski, and
! Cancer hopital. Ann Cofr IA Was .
servant in the A.,tor ianiily Gin do
veiored canceg, and despife lse,
medi ! at,iudaucc died, Thus {. s,t
ject Of 'tietinr iron tiris S,sC8s as
brought ~ lhs iuae tbe hria q ts,
, house, for Eis ~ wi.s Duf4ed when :.
saw q faithiul Josa ati, tortured Is
: pain, sink into e1ve ir pfe a., tan
money and skill ,Jld "a tof lsr
He at once consui ~ hry, n Wedi
,, cal men, and they tol, HiI ,hu 9oh1hly
!, under conditions favo, 1Jrt cipse %
i servation and experime, a goelcgssJ
+ treatment for the disease M, 10 jtund
I He employed physicians and 6lchitoc'
to plan the hospital now In usc,. 80 l.ia'l
. Q model building In every con, yap'
way. The matter Of ventilation, a.doH
|, others, received special and admira y
.. attention. To this charity Mrs. Asto
contributed as well as her husband, th
, lady's donation being by bequest.
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BLBvATIuN.~-~~
This house may have nfellar and is pro
vislesi with two full st~u Md an attic Tho
plan combines tho features Of two HOUSES
which have been recently built In the north.
The kcy " this plan b the reception hall. IL
d ttsc feature of tho house u ts open from
frtnt 10 rear. There Ia tho front donr and
the window TO the right Of IL A. ono side %
another window. Then at the opIn~itc end
Of this hall over the stair landing, witch ID
little over eight feet from the door, rs . large
window divided by nullions, which b nearly
The full width Of the hall. Thus during the
heated period this hall can he open from
front 70 rear at proper times, and thus . draft
Of air secured.
During tho periods of ordinary tcsnpera-
ture this feature would add b. the comfort
OF living In this building. II makes very
s.tractive feature enthusiastically A hall
VI 'ch IL open from end 70 end, and which At
Inc smc timo affords the conditions of uttl-
nv Witch belong 10 q house of moderate
cost, caurot but be delightful. Az one end
uear he u tirway is corner fireplace. Dur.
ipg ch!ly 'ay In the winter the proapect
frsfn sha ve hule ~ one sntcsS the hall
veaid % ,.eg w indeed. The vestahule,
,,tiel s9r'1 aaf u place IN which wraps
,Ada $. nuns. aiyt ths flreplacs at the
athts of l,.e Wy. would chnnge this
la s,, mere paasas space to ono which
81 ,t.l regularly aec'ipfat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-01

In the relief OF
s u II ering and
want were enor.
nous, and 1t was
said Of Mrs. As
tor that she was
more often to bo
found among the
ten o M G nts OF
Avenue A than
In the palaces OF
Fifth aven u Q.
II or husbands
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-01
DIAGRAM 3.

and down the table. The other is o fine
mskss out Of the balk line The balk line
game Is a thorough test Of the experts skill.
In 1t the most important shot is the draw;
the next shot In Importance IL the single cush-
ion; then comes the. nasse and, lastly, the
follow shot. At the masse stroke SchaefYer
Is king Of them all At the short draw Siosson
is very good, and at delicate nursing DAILY Is
unequaled Ives is a close follower OF Schaef-
fer's style Of play.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-01

A statistical account Of crime in Greece
shows that 400 murders were committed
during 1889. homicidal record equaling
that OF France, country which has
twenty tifhes the population Of the Hell
leuic Kingdom.