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A wyoming Find.

An immense find of mineral suitable
for making paint, and IN close connection
with il IA fine ledge Of superior marble,
has been found near Rawlins, wyo. A
local company has been organized to de-
velop aud market both finds. The paint
ore mine is in Cherokee gulch, five miles
from this city, and consists of "a layer of
paint ore ranging from - 10 AZ feet in
thickness and extending for a mile
through the hill. IL is readily dug out
with picks and il easily worked. The ore
commands a price of so a ton. The mar
BILE find is of "A fine quality aud Of two
varieties. one IA white and the other "A
beautiful pink. They polish equal to the
best New England marbles. A large num-
bur of men will he employed at once in
the work of opening up both resources.
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In a briSf resume Of the work lone on
the Lion mine at Champion the Deer
Lodge kew Northwest says: Work was re-
sumed by the Lion company in the latter
part Of April, and the drift continued
eastward on the main vein at a depth of
800 feet. After drifting about 40 feet, and
Gnding the rock still shattered. il was de-
termined 10 sink the shaft another 100
feet and then drift under the mountain ON
the main lead from hat station. The old
levels were bulkheaded, a new pump put
i'm at an expense Of S1.3DO, n sinking the
shaft began about june 1. Up TO July 10
IL had been sunk AZ feet, when Samuel
Taylor was put i'm charge as foreman,
succeeding James McGrath. On July %
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A Madison County Mine sold.

A dispatch from Warsaw. n. ", To the
81. Paul Pioneer Press says: An English
syndicate after due investigation has an
nounced itself ready 10 purchase the
Washington Bar gold mine, Of Madison
county, Montana. The London promoter
of the enterprise has called the mine own
ers 10 send on their attorney 10 make the
transfer. Hon. Charles Ii. Benedict Of ST.
Paul Is at Warsaw on his way Ia Europe
for a mining company, most OF the own
ers Of which live in Minnesota. The con-
sideratian is secret.
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The Copper Market.

Our market remains exceedingly firm,
aud some transactions ia Lake copper for
July aud August delivery are reported at
II cents. Some Of the large producers
are sold out for three months. and have
refused that price for later delivery. Some
second hand parcels If AXE ingoi might
still be secured AT from 1874 10 l6I. cts.
but there Is no pressure To- sell. and from
the heavy deliveries which continue. il Is
evident that consumption Is AS large as
ever.
Arizona Is somewhat firncr nj l5n cts.
but casting copper is still to he had az iiL
to Is cts.
Rather IN contrast with this il the course
Of the London market, which has shown
n dropping. tendency through
out the week, the closing prices
for G.. B. Ms being f57sI57 5s. spot. G57
LIS. ida ass three months. Early in the
week il was reported that the French
bankers had sold their entire holdings of
coppe In Europe To English buyers, and
In view of this transaction IL Is somewhat
astonishing tina the price should have
given wa unless this il due To market
manipulations.
The statistics for the first fortnight of
this month show an increase Of 100 tons,
hut we understand that deliveries are
going on quite briskly ON the other side,
and tina manufacturers are fairly busy.
Following are the closing quotations:
English tough, EGl los; best selected. E63
los. strong sheets, 40; India sheets, f65:
yellow metal. cid Engineering aud Mn
iug Journal.
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SERMON TO WEICHMEN.
The Talented Owen GriHiths wiz Remain
In Butte Another sabbath.

SVFVIAI VOfTr>hoHdehce OF The Standard.
Butte, July 25.-The welchmen OF
Butte and vicinity have prevailed upon
the Rev. Owen Griiilths Of Utica. n. ", TO
remain with them another Sabbath. As
was stated last week, Rev. Mr.. Grifiths
is not only a preacher but a writer of
much force and genius, under the non de
plume of "Gcraldus." Mr.. Griiiiths is
well known in New York and neighboring
states. Last Sunday Mr. rifhths preached
AT Masonic hall. As n more connections
place was needed in order to accommo-
date the people, the district court room
has been secured for the services next
Sunday morning. Two services will he
held. AT 1880 a. m. aud 3 u. m.
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An Alphabetical Answer.

FROM the New YORK JoufIliI.
Eugene Lithamer, after vainly trying to
impress some argument upon n fellow
passenger crossing the Atlantic, suddenly
became disguised at the latter's apparent
stupidity. and exclaimed: "Why, sir, it's
as plain as A B c."
THAT may be-" replied the other, ''but
L am ID + r." And he fourished an ear
trumpet i'm n threatening manner.
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From The Lawrence American.
Visitor To Insane Asylum Ito keeper,
And who is that gibbering idiot over
there?
Keeper ,sadlyl-That poor fellow was
one Of our most promising young LAWYERS
till he took "A young lady TO a ball game
n afternoon, and attempted Ia watch the
game and explain IL Ia her AT the same
time.
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THE NEW YORK MARKET.
Closing Quotations For Metals and Min
Ing Stacks.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Thc closing quo
tations for to-day are:
Bar silver-$l.0sA.
Copper Steady; lake, July. Sl6.75.
Lead-Dull; domestic. Si.45.
Tin-Steady; straits, 5000.
Mining quotations as follows:
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Commencing with this sale on Saturday the first TEN Ladies
buying a boys suit, regardless of price. will be given a boys coat.
Bring the boys and cothe them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
IRISH AMERICAN LEADERS DENOUNCED.

The Metropolitan Council OF the irish Na'ionai
League, which is composed Of the chalrlneh OIL the
various branches Of that organization in ths city, hcd
an unusually lively session last night. Inc cause "i
the excitement was circular which was received from
the secretary of the Irish National League of America
John F. sutton setting forth the proceedings OF inc
National Executive Committee in It. Louis on ApnI
IS last. The National Committee amended inc bE-
laws so As TO permit branches to make their remit
tances direct to the National treasurer instead OF I" the
Municipal Councils. Joseph p. Ryan oad
Alexander sullivan has always opposed
Municipal Councils all over. This man sutton n
traitor for while he secretary Of the League ne
wrote a letter advocating break with PdrneH ana
suggesting that the National League Of America thro"
his pocv overheard. Patrick Eagan, while a member
OF the Philadelphia Council, opposed the mora!
Sorces policy of the Irish Parliamentary party ana
Advocated sterncr measures II l. clear thht lht-c
men want 20 ruin the League several other speeches
we're made I'm the same vein and the secretary wa.
instrnried 10 send the National Committee protest
against lis action.
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HE corLD WEEP ANYWHERE.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Irbunc' go
There are many fanny incidents in thc I've OF !.
photographer 4 man came In the oJlcr day ana
foked over all the samples. asking the price o each
. DO you want sitting p asked (sad pho'oeFa
P. don't see nothin' like what want he replied
Tod him that If he would Indicate what ne wanted
that might arrange H. 81, =, II. 49,. do,,,
% don't know Won kin" he said, Tor ooht
sec nothin here at all like what want
reneated what ! had already said. lie asked INC
~Yon see it, like this he began. a." had = giri
that I loved and we going 10 git hhched ny.
She Ind her things made up and we was All but ready
when She was taken down sick and Kept puny, WI
She died And what | wanted was a picture oil me
sittin' ON her Grave wccpn'.'
I was touched AZ the homely story o' gilct ana
told him j could send man with MN 10 the grave
and have the picture taken as he desired 80, - l.,
" IT'S some distance ont he SAID. us over III
Michigan and takes two days 10 glt TO H. reckon
ii nd cost a pile to send over the hXlngs Tor "Ndt
want"
I said II would. - III,
u thought he answered, that meb6c You conld
RIG IN a grave here In y0ur shop ana J. cOuln "c'p
on It, and IL would do Just Is well. us no of"uoic
for INC 20 weep cnnywher'.' 49,. ,st..
ness of the thing kept from IL. As he went OUT
ne said he would look around and sec what he
aoaA ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

washington. May 6.-Licutcnant colonel H. y
Ratchcldcr, deputy QuarcrmaNer general "'N
do,,i,ed As a member OF the Military Prison hoa'"'
..,o v,tor General George Crook. dead Second Lien
,,ar, Il NJ Purscu signal Corps. having been eN
arIncd FOR retirement. has been ordered t' P'"'',
IA bi, home 10 await orders. Colonel e. ~ '"n'N'' ~
Colonel D. C. Houston and Lieutenant Col"nel '" -
Cuc,pic Engineer Corps. have been detailed ~ IL
.ncct the Engineers school ~ Application, ,t,S
tnlrt y y First Lieutenant +. :. calhoun ~,
infantry has been placed on the retired NJ -,
Ghannin j. u. Parker has been granted " No ~,
ir"cr for six months The leave of absence EIhI,,
Gsntaln r T.. Taylor. 9th Cavalry has been eN'o""o'
~ months on account 81 sickness ,, :,
chief Engineer David Smith has been oruct Ii,
,,t' cnnnec ed with the state. War and Navy bununs
Iaavc OF absence has been granted 10 hear Aa.'
y : S,mhel trctrcdl for one year WIN Pcli"'''''
~ leave the Unit II states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

- ,a : san, Johnson X. 3. johnson, King,
Kurtn. o. - Lane Larmon. u. b. Le"', w. :" go
Martin McTcmal, Miller Mohash'' D'''' -.
o,onno7 OHarc, Pealer. Pfar-aH' fief'c"'
n,1 s,co saunders Seileck, Shechan, S"hn''f'
..eln stewart suzer Thompson lo"hschu' lF'"u""''
Wcb.t,r Wnlpp!a. Wf>i@-'" ~ r,,so,a
N,y,-No-.r.. Audsu-, Barton henhf'', b.'n'""'I'
oo.,, Ur,dy. J. Irving Burns, L. T. Bush Thomas
-, cone Coona Courtney, Carrier Decker DO
,,tc Di,..u-ol Dnkcl,pei. GARDENER ''reene "ro''
t,uontAef UarNool, Hcnd,fson' h't.' iu'o" IL "
IAN Ioncs Kelly. Kcrrgaa, klmbali' H. D. Lane L''o,
,ifomu,edl.n NcBrde, Mcnnlngcr. Mott. Nolal' D. ~
li0r me-, Riley Sawner. schaG. shcner, Shields
II steven. N,i.on stevens. william {. stevens. sum
van. sul7cr Tompkin-, To"ne. Van Vr'nhen Weea-o-.
while tnc vote was being taken Mr.. Shechan aSneu
III IN, ' vo T.; lake the bin aYly from the Judiciary
COnmittcc. ,,-.,.o. ,r,,.,cd
After the vote had been annougced Mr. sne ,hm
said Can this ill Ice reported by the ,sd'c''' O'''
mit,cc without The order ot thl' llouscI
Annarcniiy ,hc bll then locked up IN o ,.re
Judtary committee. Mr. shcchan. in tel a rnm
id, Nr speaker that the Judiciary 'o'ii
miltec have power - report 1t any umc, and every
ono yea. sr.rd - that All Mr.. HuZer, OF ~, &c" =
Yos rso in nj, seat aud heard nm >a ,,i o oject
Nr. -tc'n and MIR. kerriga2 also Saiu o''''"
Then Mr. ,nechan repeated hi, moIioh
- nlie,tr , lei NT Su.zer. .ho
rn,r, bclny 90 objection said the speaker @N'
motion /, ado ar
Iat ohjc.tcd,7 said Mr.. Sulzer. .,,,,,od
The Chai' didn't hear the gentleman repn0u
'o r - question Of privilege said Mr Sulae nd
and INV euc,ion OF pryilecc is that loudly ana
I'rIv oirrtpI in ,uch tone Of voice that there
Is moi man in thi, Assembly, but that hean me: ,
r9e 9p1 dccIr 'f to "a iii Of Mr. Whppc, going to
= MID rain1. speaker Ilustcd recolnzed M W.
-lr who thercupan aid. Those were precisely the
,,I ~ NV ,oicc y hen objected to Mr. shcehan 5
1.rac gentleman t'om New York chooses to be
,pcrfincnt." said the speaker. anerl3' A., .
+ +, fortunate That speaker liIs'ea di ad n Sc
Loar NJ oa!zcr, ohJ'cti0n because lie han uc
Iii ys,uld Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
DEATH OF AZ rycALLED FOR MEASURE


Albany. MAY (Spccan.-The criticisms Of "cnor'i
Curs's bill for ahpll-hing capital pnnlShmeh' nav
h,A their effect. The ~tnat" judiciary '''hn'',''''
after hearing ~ arguments ia it, ilVor tliS d''
noon dccded. by vote Of 10 h'ooeTSoh anu
s,>tor,. not f. report It favorlhy. 50 the measure
r dead aid II any electric concern still wants 70
s,vc it, reputation ~ the expense Of the puohc
safety il viii Lave to wait until another House as
.cfublc, before II can take action. NJ me nearing
General Curt, produced an imposing array OF a"V'
cato. representing. be aid. Church, the bench
the lar and ufl,ntaruphy In = neral Nobody APP
pearcG to sqcak a.an-; the b.H. but arguments IN
il, favor or high moral grounds were delivered by
OK Iud.r william H. AruouN, - Ncv York the Rev.
ur J. IT. F,pD. - Albany. j. Irving Brown. Editor
,, The tlbanv Law Journal" \. ". Powell. a
Gclc.st, from the society u Friends. and others
General Curt, delivered li;ic speech himself IN
which nc refused {" taho notice 81 recent criticism
bui sad BE- Ad expected Judge w. L. learned and
charlie, A. Dana, of N,,. York. appear in behalf Of
tIo BILL Amors other well known people who favor
Tie rca-rr. Ac added. Attorney General Les
w. Eu--cE Judge hudson =. Llntc1 aid Judge
Jo.crh i.,t-.r. We'll &C., many army officers
NJ Tuncu. iu Boz, aft~',,. pointed 10 the dcclarl-
ton - re Pan American DELEGATES IN favor Of
arbitration a. proof rnt the oh war mcth,!s were
.--.r.. u.,.ra.ir a.f .a-i t.d tlat civilized com
rU-n!'.., t.-. l, longer al p,.ri 10 tolerate thr
ancient ha.at.m ~ capital punishment. lie aid
tI.t in n.t. lr 90" last i"1 years only 10
murderer .t1 '..u executed ont II -.'"p c'hV.ci"l
i"Ii SOD .'.-''. a..'I 'Ir 80 n ,'n''' tA' t"'
option Jung 'r..t. ~ connecting OBJ. murder iu 'hc
-''"n1 t'--.' r.'a.i~ 'h" abolition Of capita punish
II do uor- -ad Nr. Powell. They don't exercise
ic r no, ,a 90 ,l1 oc n Jc S' a s cass sS o;
Nfrs.rr. u.n-ht',,"yE Dr. Hamilton, and man
executed uHG.r 'a,-" accusations A. showing the
cruelty Of 'hc whole SIS -t.m. He thou;ht the par
and F'yrn I'D n, , I'ri''ls noA ,Sc mar
4. -, 81. Do itsfIgs y4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
THE SENATE Hrsy PASSING BILLS.

Albany MAY q t~pccialI.-The -cuat" lad busy
day diSposing Of bills they came in from the A.
scmby and reported hv the charm'n u COM
niticcs At the morning session last nights dis
cu.-ion Of Mr. Canors BIZ dealing slHty poli,"-
men 20 help the street Cleaning Commissioner en-
force tie city ordinances Wa, continued "N the same
lines. Mr. O'Conn0r impaired some hvci.h"'- ~ ihr
urorerdinc, iy humorously declaring rh' il was
USELESS for Republicans a. bother WiA 10" lVf"
reforms, since Tammany Hall and the county
democracy rule everything, and Il orc is slppfe--
the other is sure 20 control Sew lorL. Dee added.
is the place Of original sin. and is hope"-- for %.
70 try 10 Investigate u into regeneration Mr. Ahrh
suggested that as he BIZ would entail an expense -
tho city Of So 900 for the service OF only sixty mrl,
the street Cleaning Commissioner might h"''"r e'
gage an increased force Of !aaorcgs AID leave 81"
,,l.ce SUPERVISION 70 ihc regular uiff1iucu. Tie
MH was, however. passed.
A concurrent ra-oguon. introduced hy ". Han cf.
calling Oil the Sow ork delegation ln 'on-Ie-- Z"
urge the passage Of au act forOddlnr the adI'"ra'i
of matt Mquoi, wa referred 10 the judi ary Com
miltce Nj ,tadler, he bre"c-s Champion
in the senate. said he cordially approved
the resolution. Other Senators coutcnded Tat Coz
gross had no power 70 enact Tie propo % la".
The perennial contest over tAc -kaaca'c!r- Wa'er
bill was revived BY the action oil ia. Governor who.
ac.ing under canal influence, sent word {" tie ln
PRODUCER OF the bin that he must recall DO i' amend
mcnt il he wished to save II from being vetoed.
it was accordingly amended q, t. permit the
state Engineer to in,eIfcrc If he finds that the G,y
Of water into the syracuse wafer IIp'' 4"bF'''d
With the canals.
Other Ills passed Mr.. Ahcarns amending
/ the New York charter In regard o. ohcia search
cr, in the Finance Department, NJ. MuIarys re-
ducing the percentages ~ he ptid bN street surface
/ RAILROADS on the purchae" Of franchise. and Nr
Rhoades's bill placing foreign moT'gtg" oomp1ul"-
under the supervision Of the Iannrg Department
Judge Robertson presented petition signed hY
George william Curtis and Others. against the o.
senator from Rochester. lowering the axe Of consent
/ from sixteen to fourteen yea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
TIE BRIDGE TRUSTEES TO BE RETAINED.


Albany, MAY (Special.-Thc Brooklyn Bridge
trustees will not be lcafsaicd out Of Office a. thi,
session Of the Legislature. Mr. Iacops Of Brooklyn.
week, ago introduced bill which was amended
70 provide for this and which also provided for
the regulation and improvement of the Bridge terminal
facilities by board Of three cXpcrt-. including super
intcndcn' Martin TIT, bin wa, amended i1 committee
10 day the instance Of Mr.. Erkcti. he Republican
senator from Brooklyn, a 10 retain the present
trustee, and 10 establish board Of four experts the
concurrence 81 three Of whom 10 be AIRY
a decision. From this board Mr.. Martin Is prop
crly excluded Mr.. Jacobs II course did not receive
this amendment with good grace and when the BILL
in rs altered form. reported In the senate This
evening he renewed his attempt 10 have the number
Of experts cut down "TEis change ne explained
IS made proper by Mr.. Martins tccgraphic refusal
to act a. Of the experts. / understand that the
committee had practically agreed 10 bct.Ic II adopted
this new provision 10 the four experts. ! still be
eve that the majority OF the Brooklyn people desire
the bill passed as 1t originally presented here by
the rcurt,eutativcs OF the local authorities but the
final success 0f n Of sOpc Kind IS 20 important
tIat don't feel justified In ri,ny by further DELAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
uRs JEFFERSON DAvIS'S AVBlrI0X
ruccne Field IN The Chicago News.
haue hnnrd irnm fhe lbs ~ o.

Euccnc Fleld IN TIC NcaGO NFNS' -
rememro- 10 have heard from the lips ~ a.. a..
,i,ruishcd ssuhern Journalist several years ago W
rrn1nrlahle statement that Jefferson DAVIS WIZ st
revc~ have far IN the matter ot Secession, -
,r,rtcd character and strong ambition. turtherMole'
,bc scheme OF the Confcderacy would nave Oesn go
snned A. titlc in 1868, my informant dc'IaIsii
had II not been for Mr. Davis who Simply go 30
hcr husband 20 resistance 10 the end; DAVIS Is
,arv confidence in his wife: his regard for her Wa
s,h tha he trusted her judgment a against hs DN ~
II was TO the lasting credit Of the man sac m
,r,i"s, tho extro burden ~ sorrow ana q suEcgins
which a voman's vindictiveneSs entAi1o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
yAyyIyG MADE MAYOR or ALBANY,

Albany. May 6-The Inauguration Of Mayor James
w. Manning Editor of The Albany Argus occurred
at noon today. Unusual interest was taken IN 1t ny
TIE people Of Albany a Mr.. Manning vote was the
largest ever given in this city. In his inaugural al
drass IN the Common Council. Mayor Manning said
,b. this welcome reduction the city tax rate and
in the amount of city expenditures reflected credit
upon the city administration ana upon inc common
~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
THE WEATHER REPOhI.
n WEDNESDAY.

rorrc ,sr Until sP NJ WEDNESDAY
,v',,a,o, Nav o-ro- Neu. England. rain iolo"ei
rv clearing. northwesterly winds signify 'o''''
fair weather Thursday. ,,. .,a yay,
For Fastsrn New.York. Eastern P'nnsyiN'"'' -, a.
,.rs.v fair westerly winds slightly warner eA',P w.,
~, ~c, t,rsov coast and in Eastern New-fork' 'h-A'S
cooler , ,.,,er al,
ror delaware MARYLAND and Virginia warmer az
For the Carolina- aud Florida. far stationary '"f
ture. warmer and fair Thursday .,.
For Georgia. Alabama Mississippi. 49,, ,ut
- ,.,,,,.,s Tennessee and Kentucky, warmer shs
fair. .. pD.,.r,x.,t, West
VIRGINIA, Ohio and fair preceded oy ,ocs '''
IN northern Ohio warmer iair "ea'her u a., ,,A
warmer , r.,s.. ,,,i,ina,%
warner fair weather Thursday and friday an,Vp' ~.
D., on district, east the Missi-sippi River ana u
vest cult states. Tho temperature In tn' hor'h's
-, tho country will decidedly during the next WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
rruorrp r,yKrrrycs WITH TIE BRIDGE Bill

Albany. Mas SPECIAL II is rcP,rt" late to
rl-ht that W. .'-', amended brooklyn Bridge bill
Do. bon .naac go ,outu artfu provision for the
extension Of loop down Paris Row 10 connect With
tic elevated railroads The west side II Broadway.
Tie amendments were .cn' 10 the cugros,ug clerk
d,lv after their passage. under the prctenco that
,Nttpr.utr- haste Wa necessary. Mr.. Jacobs denies
thc rrsnr and SAYS hie amendments have reference
Vh....,r to fA' elevated RAILWAYS. Mr.. Ahcarn. q
member o. '.r committee, Joined 900 the dental. Cor
port in0 counsel I'nh-. of lirrohiyu la, been here
Continuously 10 watch 'hc Interest," of Brooklyn a
affected b.. fl., BILL bat Sew lorh ha, been entirely
uUr,.. ...n'rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
Your Blood

Needs good cleansing this spring. In order to
come thc impurlties which have accumulated during
the winter or which may be hereditary, and cause yo
much suffering. We confidently recommend Hoods
Sar,ararilla a. the very best spring medicine ~ lis
use the blood is purified, enriched and vitalzcd that
tired feeling is entirely and the whole body
given strength and v'or. The appetite J., restored
and sharpcnci the digestive organs toned the
Kidneys and liver invieoratcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
THE Electric LIGHT NAV F0ILEp

From The Saratoglan. H.. 4,
woman who is A freebooter In the upper portion OF
thc village has been very busy for Jew ny -
nrcvcnting an electric light company rom P7
po, on her premises man appeared one LII w., ~,
early and began digging hole She inncua,'tH t o.,
reviewed him and then issued several e"iu,,,u
him T. leave. lie did so. saying that >he co" >,
assured" that she would not be diSturueu .tsio ~
lco, week. She did not rest assured pn' " s,''
preparing hot water for the advent OF the IN a.,
lie came about an hour after the departure W t I h
mau bat the fear OF being scaldcd pteNo,u,o .o,o
progress Of the work. lie departed chVlhE thc M
nr,nc, A, his precc, ,or bf, the lady remained on
The alert and not until she had driven hve men iro
her premises did She rest assured for even '
She consulted her ncighbors on the subject ara one
her that the company could not lhtcr.' -, her
trees. She therefore transplantcd plum res 49, a.,
garden to hole which the electric light men hu aug W
their several visits. The latest reports from ,'v h
state that the lady Is now resting assured anu '"'
tree is thriving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

7 ehau however, move that the bill be iecomiilltUu
for amendment in the way have Indicated 49,,
Til. motion was voted down. Mr.. Brlett ana Mr.
ucrarrcn The two other Brooklyn senators. votlne
arainst IT, The bill a. reported by the comn,ltiec
~, ihcn pa-sch unanimously. Mr. Jacobs explaining
hat he would accept 1t rathe: than have no solution
~ the Bridge question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

The Providence and Stoningon steamship '""'pd'Y
announce that passenger business will he resume" '
their Providence Line on Monday. May L. iol '"~
season of 800 between New York and Bostoh' i'oN'
dcncc, Worcester, and all points cast ara hVr'" cam.
steamers Connecticut and Massachusetts IN IN, ~"
mission. Connecticut leaving New orh Mo'' 49, =
Wednesdays and Fridays, and the MaSsa' ~,
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS from Pier ~ tohi
NUMBER. North River foot Of Warren-st'' a' d ''o
There will be- public reception held on the ,on-
ncctcut at her pier. foot Of Warren ST., on MONDAY
the 18th inst, from Ii to .. ,e.
All are cordially Invited to inspect this magnhcent
vessel. which will be Handsomely decorated lor '"ls
occasion with bunting and plants ana flowers; ~
concert will also DO given by the orchestra OF Inc
steamer. -