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New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
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Washington chat IN The Pruvidence Journal
Speaking Of dog, reminds me Of certain NewfOnnd
land puppy that belong to Young man who has re
,cnily 10 worn AZ the Ellison phOnOgraph agency
In New York city. He left hi, pet here I'm Washington
with his family whom he writes 10 dutifnly every
,iav bV talking machine IS II That l. tO i,
hc tails OIL "A few nal brOtherly remarks, the
case may be- into the trumpet shaped mOuthpicce 0f
tho phonOgraph and then mails the cylinder " his
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
American Arr Galleries, January IL.

TO THE ARTISTS AND ART STUDENTS OF THIS
CITY.
You are cordially invited to attend the "BARYE AN.
GELUS EXHIBITION" on Tomorrow, SUNDAY, 11h
this the Galleries will be open
q. ts y y. M, aud from 80 to 10 p. M.
Respectfully
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

FAREWELL TO SAPA~ATE AND DALBERT
Pablo StfaSate and Eu-en d'Alhcrt whose name,
ave now become household words whenever the
masters Of the violin and piano are spoken off, viii
give their farewell concert under tc Management 81
Mc-srs. Abbey d Gru on Tuesday evening at tho
Metropolitan opera House. The programme for this
performance will Doe one of the most brilliant ol the
season. sara ate viii play symphony pluolc,
by Lalo. The Nightn2ilc.7 by ~ari,ac, and solos.
D'Albert win play concerto in ID Ly Brahms, and a
number Of solos
These artists will not be heard in Now York City
again until late in the spring in the meantime they
Will make tour Of the Wet and south. They VIII
play in Washin on Wednesday. and u PillaGe pha
Thursday next After that they 70 10 Ptt-bure,
Cincinnati Cleveland. Chicago, Milwaukee, It. Paul
Minneapolis. Kansas CITY. OMAHA Denver. salt Lake
ard san Francisco. Mexico viii De visited on the
return! trip.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

home where another phonograph is in operation the
cylinder Is put into the home machine and the message
ground out in the dear boys own familiar accents
rhe other day "A loud whistle wound up the cOmmun
cation and the dog recognizing II as his absent mas
ters own call-houeh the latter was 200 miles away
Jumped for Joy and capcrcd about wildly That the
bric a -brac suffered.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
MUSIC.
arANNHAErSrR9 At TIE OPERA.


CHEEKY note ushered in the first Of this seasons
representations Of Tannhacl-er" az the Metropolitan
Opera House last night. II was The puhlc'> welcome
Of Herr Seld when he quite unexpectedly or al least
uIannCuuccd came forward To direct the performance.
HIS presence was guarantee Of an inerc>tu- reading
Of the work. and Of infusion of poctiyal charm into
the instrumental part, and these elements were not
wanting. The first act disappointing for the
greater part. though illumiucd y the flashing fervo
of Madame Lehmaun's acting and singing in the part
Of Venus and beautiful at the end by good If not
perfect performance Of the lovely eptet in which Herr
Rechmann did yeoman'- service.
The difficulty with the voice Of Herr Vorl.
which husky and hard I'm quality, especially
when forced. frequently the case. 1t was
made evident in the second act. however that his
shortcomings in the duet with Venus were due 10 the
fact that ne outstanding his resources. In the
second act the representation reached level that
creditabc 70 the establishment. and the con-
test Of miustrel-y was carried through with fnc
vieOr and undcniable improssvoncss. But even here
in fact in ali the in which Dc appeared IL
Herr Rcichmann who dominated the scene with
his impersOnaton Of Wolfram. I'm this the New
York public became acquainted with "a noble and al
together lovely creation i'm art creation which
We '-plv welcome for tie fact that it
f. character from that alloy Of aGectation
and winning scntimcntality which has often
marred 1t on our boards Wolfram, il , true. is
strongly inclined u lie fearful bat hc is nevertheless
Knight and the popular conception Of cmfelN D,
disturbed hy a Representative oi tle pAtt Boo cN.
llbts nothing but lacWv'uI cNnd4ion-. Herr Reich
mann's Wolfram i, cnuuod to am oppression "i ti"
puiIc'S DISTINGUISHED CONS tciaton. 'iuValrlc and
graceful bearing I- beyond ~" horizon ol il.tr
ND.l but he sang muc. ot the music .l.~ reply tp
Wolfram n the contest particularly win ciertr'''.u-
power and real sirau.atc cNpr.~-Ncn"-.. I.lr.i'.u
Wi.,ncr a. Elizabeth. was much better tlu Uer l.l
foruauce ia ~ ~Lohoa-rlu7 I'd one 10 expect, qDl'.
agreeable indeed.
The parts were distributed follows:
Hermann .....-.. Conrad Behrca~
Tanf..la"u~er i .nf.u Vol
Wolfram TI.ofYr 20. .IrIur
Wathci. a iiaft u . a.-r
Hiterof. Ils pa Arfoa
Ueirr -h .'..l IrtcI.
X Jean Dll"
IIllshetl. ---..-.... u.i. N.c-r.r
Venus Il.I J.. lIUIfu
Shepherd rll.l- ka-clo-Ka
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
THE NEw-YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL THROUGH
TO ST. AUGUSTINE.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announce, that
the New York and Florida special, composed eN-
cusvcly Of Pullman Ncstbulcd Drawing room, sleep
ing Dining, smoking and Library Car, VIII be placed
In service for the of -O, January l3 II VIII
leave New York that date at 30 a. NJ ana every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday thereafter. for Jack
sonvlllc and 81 Augustine the completion of The
bridge over the It. Johns River making II possible 10
run through 10 II. Augustine without cndngc. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Suerial Notlres.
Red Letter Extracts.

made by Standard Pefumery Works. are delicate lasting
and rue and have their way into popular favor By
merit alone Flower de Luce and Hearts Ease are sa-
urely combinations and delightfully."- fragrant
Sold by leading dealers In perumery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
A FORECAST OF ITS CONTENTS

The Sunday Tribune tomorrow January IL, VIII
consist Of twenty two pages, forming complete news
paper IN every respect. and presenting not only the
local doings Of New York, but covering all news
in every land. In addition TO this there Will be a
Great number OF special articles Of surprising interest
among which will be Kings at Their Trade By CAL
Hamilton - NJ
order your ncwsdcalcr to deliver The sunday Irlb
uno to you. Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Asthmatc Troubles, Plcurisy Pains, and lnfamed
Throats are overcome and healed by Dr. D. Jayne''
Expectorant-for fifty years an approved standby for
all Coughs and Colds -
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
The Cambridge.
MARRIED.

5th.ave and 33d.st., a paata model home. with all
proprle,or.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Ilelegstes.



follows:
First Assembly District l5i Frankn.st
second Assembly District. fi6 Ptdri-,t.
Third Assembly strict. l3j tl-hth->t
Fourth Assembly District. - Last Broadway:
Ifffh Assembly District lob Mt~t NoI~ton-s6
SiNth Assembly District $40 Gfaud->t.
seventh Assembly District db clinton Place.
Eighth Assembly District. O3 L.dlo"--t
Ninth Assembly District. I Abingdon square.
Tenth Assembly District. - AN,nur \.
Eleventh Assembly District - West 3lst-st
Twelfth Assembly District al Idth>t.
Thirteenth Assembly District 2G1 Eighth ave-
Tnurt.,nth Assembly District. .j7 Fast l0tlst.
Fifteenth Assembly District. it' ilghih-aNt.
seventeenth Assembly District. Gefmania Hall. 5, e. cees
5Oth-st. and yth-aNe. 49,.
Nincteonth Assembly District, Linden's Hall 6'th-sss
Tw,nt.eth Assembly District l5i East 5ith-st.
Twenty nrst Assembly District. : Past 5othst.
TWENTY second Assembly District LIS Thirdare. .
Twcntythird Assembly District, Hiderbnndts Han.
T%entyfonlih Assembly District Twentythird Ward.
Hohmanns Hall, Courtondt.aye.. near i5oth-st -.
Twentc.ourth Ward suburban Republican Club l77h'
~ KIngsbi Kin dc Republican Hall. Rlverdae-aye.
The poAs will be open from 10 = p NJ except thas
In the -th 2ls and 23d Assembly Districts from which
requests received proidy for IN Article MI.
~ the Constitution OF tn Assembly District Organization.
The rolls shall open at . a. m. aud close AZ p. m.
The hrst regular meeting ~ the Republican ConnV
Committee elected under this call Will BE- held ~ Nelson
Hall l5th-st., between Irving Place and slave on
evening January lG $500 at O'Clock Dele
gates viii nlease attend without further notice.
By order OF the Republican County Committee,
President.
WILLIAM II. RETLAMY Secretaries
. iH' sOLON b. SMITH,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
HAPPY SONS OF BROWN.
HONORING THEIR PRESIDENT.
COMPLEMENTARY DINNER TO DIR. ANDREWS
SPEECHES BY THE PRESIDENT, BY
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
AND OTHERS


Little Rhody" has a great big university, and
its name is Brown. Whatever Brown does, il
does up Brown in the popular phrase. The
Brown University Club has membership enthu-
siastiG over everything that concerns the welfare
of Alma Mater. This year the Executive Com
mittcc of the club 20 use their own words
acting upon the expressed wish of many of its
members, and III ful confidence of the
hearty approval Of the Alumni in this
and neghboring cities, decided to have the reunion
of this year take the form of complimentary
dinner to DIR. Andrews, the newly elected plcSi-
dent of the University The committee did
well in carrying out the wishes Of these mem
bers, for the dinner held last night in Shcrry's
beautiful new place at Fifth-ayc. and Thirty
seVenth-st., a genuine success in all lis
spects-lraternity in the name Of Brown,
sociability in the name Of good
fellowship, and spccchmaking that repre-
sentcd all that ought to associate
with classical education.
1t was the first dinner ever given in Sherry'S.
The dining room is a worthy rival of any public
dining-room of the city. Ii is finely furnished
and fitted, brilliantly lighted by electricity, and
its acoustic properties, important consdera-
tion in banquct-giving. are excellent. Charles
Ernest, a graduate OF Delmonicos is in charge
of affairs and, under his diTcction the BrunOnIans
were treated TO the following menu:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
I1o!itical Notlces
Republican Primary Elections.
THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
ENROLLED II THE SEVERAL
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
Of the County of New-York

for the purpose 4 olcc,ae each district President
first and second Ncc-Pfcut, Secretary, Treasurer
and Sergeant ~ he Assembly District organi.
zation. five I~pecos If Elections ue number OF deie'
gate, % the Count, Committee 90 which the district IS
entitled and pi,trc, Committee consist of many
member, ~ there may De election districts n the Assem-
bly, d strict except tha; n tho Tnent fourth Assembly
District there shall D. elected for te TWcnyth Ward
A. many rcnL,r. "a, u,lt mas be election districts In
said W,rd roe th. Tv,nt,.fouith ward ~ ludmg the
f. rncr town - kiu4~hiidce many members a, there
may De- election districts in tina; Ward and for the formeI
town Of Klr -sbIiGgc seven h,nbers.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11

Coad aon Il tie Ptor'~lE.s old Associ.acn 3 sa
Ala Society devoted b. the elevation OF tie home fs
OF the and tie udcious relief Of their nscessine:
without regard C0.Or. creed or ndtlopa'y. Al
Of want receive nost csreful treatment Tho
Society Rrst7 general ree sni hss "e.equppea sanitary
a Hs,em branch. President. John Patton; Treasure
Logan T. Murray. No. BrOagway Chm Com. ot Ways
ana Means. Il. Fulton Cutting Chmn Finance Com James
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
SOME coon REASONS.

think that t.o reason. for th. are: First the
able teachers whom wc have haf and. secondly the
methods, 300 tic main correct. wh.,h have prevailed
30 OUR vor. Watlud. a,al.. Robinson what u
...o oi ,ou..r pic..dc.t.i U,r.lt applu,-l The
power With "n,l tbrf tilrht aul Sue discipline of
mint uIDh th.. continually lu tei upon c,u.i iitui,.
a. l'tHIu1Hlc l'ui, 90 i'I lee. IH-r, o hiato,,.
lApplfll.r.l feed l." ttlIu. a 'ulItl name. that
OF Professor tIt,c ftutcrI. i,r. a.iuou-h uot pf.i
dent except ioi ''ir Ht interim. hc did the ,'a,.
room WDg of tN" president lDt ulr wear. ami url-
who were h- pupil. in OBJ. department Lu, Wil ,pl.
iiu mt -rn.n'. tuat ht D. Hurtut tp stand vIfl t.
dIlc-, teachers VINO have eyer lurulr tcd philosophy
u ff- country. Il'4o applause.
10 -c'n- to ur That our faculty between 80 amt
l-tO HJ. made up 81 very extraordinary mem llu.
;o.,or hJdt1ld dG mot huuW. hui ul that have
an exceedingly cultivated. able aud NauIhl. teacher
u hi, Iae. .iplaH,cl Professor oammcu
certainly vHa, every one uh, ever -ai
u hi. ch-Hes VII testify (Nple applause i
Professor Dunn and Green wcrc cmluently accom-
pli,Ecd and Successful t.achcr, while Dlmln and
Two Of the mcn Nh0 thcu composed the faculty are
fJrtuu1tcy stll with u--Ilrrom and IIaruc55- Worh
ING o. YOlc fewer hour. indeed. aut without aiatc
ncnt of force of critical power. Uogd app!au-c.J }
Gp not believe t.lat during ihr year, referred 20 any
other c.l llc.c boz NcW England could boast of q pro
lc-ional -ar which AVERAGED such ability. Chcrrs.l
And 10 the method, which have prevailed lu
Brown University, while do not thul them perfect
n all directions. ! do think that they have been IN
tlc main most excellent. We have alwiye placed
knowledge. iAprlluscJ Aud in respect 10 the iu
tclDc;ual element Of education have made IL o,r
lurpo-r to drll the mind of the pupil rather than
.imui, 10 ril BE-. lAppliu-"J
The ~ocIatr method has always been prominent
in Brown University. The student ha, had TO give
of aualVIc his thoughts IL
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11


Consonlue lrlnccssc.
Olives, trlcf. Raids.
BouchccS a ia Russo,
L>coopr d. Bass.
toutoutft~.
flct de- Ho,uf,
Pommcs, Hlricots Vert.
Carbon, Borlclaisc.
Sorbet.
Grouse Ro:c
Saladc.
Gace
Gatcaux Bouhons.
FIouage.
Fruit cafe.
SOME OF TIE GUESTS.
The Hon. Charles l.. Colby, president of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad, and chairman Of the
Dinner Committee, presided On lis night sat
the guest of the evening. tie Rev. Dr. +. Il An
dreWs, and on his lclt was Gcor-c William
Curtis The tables were arranged IN The
form of a horseshoe, without raised dals lOr
what is generally called the table of honor.
Within the curve OF the horseshoe were little
round tables. where those Who could NOT IND
room at tine main table were accommodated. iu
tie immediate vicinity oi the pic,idIr4 OAiccl
sat Dr. Charles Hitchcock, the president of t.c
Brown University club III the tItl ol NcW-l OILS;
Governor Ladd, of Rhode Island: john u. Roc,c-
darkness, Of Brown; }. \ Bo,twIcA,
Professor Clarke, Dean j. .. MURRAY.
OF Princeton; the Rev. ". II. j. Falgcc. e. tie
tuth Avenue Baptist Church. and lcury hlihc
Porter. Others present were:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
Bangs * Co.. Auciioneers.
G3J ana al BROA DWAN.
THE LIBRARY

Oh THE LAIE
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER JOHNSTON
or PRINCETON, y. !.
COLLECTION COMPRISING AMERICANA, BOOKS
KELATING 70 THE rlNlI. WAR: GI:NkRAL M HIS;
M1iikS oN rIiE HISTORY or GoVERNMEHI.
LITICAL ECONOMY, PROTECTION AND FREE
TRADE, PERIODICALS, y Y: NEWSPAPERS. &c.
10 BIZ SOLD AT ATC1ION.
TUESDAY, JAN. II, AND FOLLOWING DAYS.
AT =. VI. EACH DAY.
established IS,s.-MRS McELRATWS HOMEMADE
PREsERVED. Branded CANNED AND SPICED
PURE RED CUNRANr JELLY A SPECIALITY
Everything and kept ntl fall For prices
References DC, address Mrs SAhAH D. NCELkAIh, 3sS
Dagrawst. Brooklyn, y. y
For Coughs and Colds Huyler's Lcorice Tablets.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-11
The Marvellous Fuel,

The Marvellous Fuel,
SESIAIII,
for portable paror an1 bedroom heaters burns wfsA-
out stoveppe in without chimney
NO SMELL. SMOKE NOR GAS.
Sold by UNITED STATES FUEL. Co.
u COrtlandtst
Branch. SO Court-st., Brooklyn.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
SALE-F0R SALE-SALE!

The entire stock ~ l. Ma kS, jeweler, is
leing sold AZ nnd below cert.
| have formed co-partnerShip with
Mr. A Bloch 81 Mrnonin,r md We will
epct u large building on NV present stand
Opposite the Zimmerman houS'. IN which
we will open a. large stock 81 dry goods,
clothing, etc. and therfir' ] am obliged
tu move out IL the liuil,lh gnuw occupied
by me ~ u jewrlry store only andtlo not
want t. move any - ~" goods now ON
hand. You arr respectfully invited to
come md make voilr Iu chnS''- from my
complete stock 81 watch clHiinr. jew,lfy
and many other things Ny goods are
lirsi class nnd guaranteed 60 give AIiiS-
f,ciiun and II l. tu No,riniercSi io come
binr' the stock j. brukrutp. NV goods
aud prices arr sure tn please YOU With
respect to all await Your patronage.
l. Marks. the jewrler.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Personal Paragraphs

w. e. Jenkins. oi Florence, made u
trim to this city and Mansfield We,lne--
day
T. =. lott, the leading attorney ~
Iron River. had legal business here Tues
tlav.
President IIimud. ~ le Shnfcr Iran
Company. y prrs"nt IN the city.
Jack Hall. an Iron River bay, now
claims Crv-tnl Falls his home.
Miss Allie Ilnwlry. ~ Fort Howard. IL
t,nching rclt,nl 80 Na~tpi,n.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Lusiiield visited their
store ~ Norway ,ms,lnV.
|. Miller 81 Florrnr,.. had busiue-s in
this riiv Wednesday,.
Fitzbopih,. the labor agiintor. was in
the ritv This week.
ole Peterson WAS ~ FLORENCE Tuesday
nfternnou.
d. a.. I.ockwnol was 80 Mennmince
Tn-scls,y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

A miner named Mcdonald fell u dis
tnnce 81 forty feet down u shaft az the
Shnfer mine Wednesday. Strange nS II
may seem the injuries received did not
exceed few slight bruises.
Tie roof an the main part 81 the
court house tx nearly in place. and il nnw
looks Az though Contractor Wrbber
would make good lis honrt 81 getting
the building enclosed before the winter
sets in.
For lame hack tllpr * nothing bet
ter than 90 saturate ii flannel cloth with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind il on
the affected parts. Try IL and you will
In surprised at the PROMPT relhf IL M
iorls. The same treatment will cure
rheumatism. For sale a bookings Phar-
macy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

All parties KNOW themselves tn u,
indebted "a the iirD II Parks X Com.
nnnv ARE hereby rp eSi'"l to rnll 10 thu
store ~ Hr.srs III irt 81 ithers x Com.
DlnV nud settle We nr- anxioiiS to g,t
the hllrins~a settled np ~ Snon AZ posi-
ulc and therefore nipr that YOU call ~
the earliest possible tim"
PARKS & COMPANY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

will scll cheap. fnr cnSh nr Tor part
payment down nnl the lElhnce on time
payment securely lot numbered IL, ~
the Nipple Grove addition 60 Crystal
Falls The lot u situated in the pr-ttiert
Apply to ~ j WEBB. Dunn Mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Iewelry.

| have just received lhve line 81
charms. bad.eS. liins, aud buttons em-
blrmaiic ~ Knight, nf pythihS. incind-
ng the uniform rank. which am offering
- sab ut rriiwti prizes. The arSnrt-
menf l. large aud prize = ranging irum
s 40 Ia so OO 90 ue eirly and get
th,. choice oI the stock.
lax BERLowITZ.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Wantcd.

Bids for timber for the Shafer mine, Ia
be mostly eight foot logs from eight "a
twelve inches in diameter. Apply at the
mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

nm now prepared so take in sewing
~ my home in Maple Grove. Prompt
and careful attention given ca all orders.
I4u MARY A. SULLIVAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Local lettings.


Smoke the "Opern" cigar.
n. 81 Il. iewelry in endless variety at
Mnx's.
Smoke the Opera" cigar.
a tine line 81 ball and weddinggoods NJ
this office.
Smoke the "Opcrn" cigar.
For fine table drlcacies go TO Hart
Bros. x Co.
Smoke the Opera" cigar
Bring your sewing To Miss Mary A.
Sullivan, Maple Gruye.
Smoke the Opera" cigar.
live the Opera" cigir trial and
then judge for Yourself
Smoke the Opera" cigar.
To-day cl,'SeH the open season Tor kill
ing deer Ia the Upper Peninsula.
Smoke the "Operg," cigar
Said that dancing club will be organ
Izel % ,lo business here this winter.
SIN Ike the Opera" cigar.
EmbeInatic cards Tor every secret su.
ciety, neatly printed la type ar plate at
this ofiice.
smoke the Opera" cignr--lOc
A pipe WIS this week hid from the
main water pipc on Fifth street into the
court house.
DR.. Darling rs driving "A fine carI'inge
horse. Made the purchase in lower Wis
cpn-In this week.
Smoke the Opera" cigar-1Oc.
le hest cigar IN the market X the
"Open,." made right at home by Meaars
Kirby Bsor. Try one.
la. winter so abruptly thrust upon
Wshs~t wvek p,Inined bdt a day or 80
and them went Ia FlOnncc.
Smpke the "Openi" cgar-lOc
The Opera" il the unly guaranteed
hanpl-in ale cigar Ia market. A line
snpke II IL; ten celIis buys one.
Hart Bros. u Company, -ucce1sorps Ia
Parks x Company, have "A well,IiSplaa eel
advertisement ~ this inn iIprSlon.
Smoke the ''OpenI" cisar-lOc.
Grand Opening-N Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday 81 holiday goods, toys AMI
tincy goods at both Stuns-Max Ber-
lowitz and The lBazInr.
Every member 81 the orolri knights oi
pythias should wear an einblenhtic pin.
b ,dge 90 charm. Max B'rloNiiz nns tim
finest aS-Irinn.nt la the city
Smoke the 20 ,rra" cignr-lOc
- iHper Merle commenced the erection
~ bnil,ling on tlr' Damn road MAR the
If.r mime. hut for rDim p'A-,pn the
|rk lHiE ir,'n discontinued indefinitely
The Ogden, Mich, hunting party.
npsd near the Nc arty b,rn fpr the
u lhle, weeks. III lSt,vl" mp Wrlmqs-
". Twenty deer j. tine nuuliNr they
ll,N
smoke the Opera" cigar-lOc.
Hart Bros. x Company have just re
elves, a line assortment ~ cf,ckery,
h,ssware and lamp. Their stock il
yell worth inspecting before buying else
where.
Thu nnte-r,om in the town hall proved
Utmost inndeqmte t. hold the large
lumler 81 Scnndinavians who attended,
services ltHt Sunday night. A churrb is
sorely needed.
Smoke tho Opera" cignr-l0c.
Angelo l'inzzi has opened cigar fac
tory in the building opposite Hnrman
Rau's meat marked. corner First and
Superior avenues. Gordon Goodwin has
charge ot the business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Advertised Letters.

List al letters remaining nncnlled Tor in
the Crystal Falls p1stofiice:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
E'DWARD T.. LOTT,
Attorney-at-law,

And solicitor ~ thnncerN.
llgive special attention TO lawsuits and Dun
cult claims Of every description. u you
have "a ease or claim You may do
well TO consult me.
IRON RIVER. MICH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Parties when calling inr amy letters in
the above list will say "ndvrrti~ed."
a. PaRRs, postmaster.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-10

As usual thing the average jockey kno We
nothing except horses. At an early age he
trains for the pigskin and has no time to at
tend school, In consequence of this life there
are but few jockeys who are able to read, and
fewer who can read well. But they are in
genious. Down at Sheepshead Bay, for in
stance, the New York morning papers arrive
from the city at an early hour, and after the
jumpers have been given their morning exer-
else the boys gather near the stables, and the
one who can read takes up the paper and
reads the news He skips the hard words ar
tistically and the listeners understand him.
For instance, he goes on like this: Last
Tuesday evening a-water jump-man who
was seen walking down the-water jump
street, and an officer followed him to the
water jump-while he could be kept in sight, "
ETC. When he reached hard word the
reader simply said water jump" and went
on. Whenever a jockey hears word he does
not comprehend he calls it a water jump"
Gus Williams in Chicago Herald.