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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

Prof. Carl f. Myers OF the Frankfort balloon
farm has returned from Midland. Texas, where
he has been ope atng the asronsutical depart
ment Of the rainfall experiment.
Prof Myers Is an enthusiast on kites, and he
has developed the art OF kite making far be-
You'd any other man In this country. lie has
a kite that may be operated without a string
or tall and he has sent ono OF this kind into
the air and seen It ascend three lies in height,
than twelve miles These kitss are made OF
rcd cloth. and can be easily distinguished as
it is the wrigglng 81 the tail that .propels
the kite. In Prof. Myers's kite the front or
tor Of, the kite is rigid. and the other point OF
viii be operstsd on by the wind. This serves
for ths tall, and It's vibrations propel the kite.
The kite 10 sent Into the eye OF tbs wind and
sails away. IL IL one OF the most intsrss ny
Of scientific pheuomsna to see q plane sup;
ported By the wiad and propelled by the wind
against the wind. It Is almost as paradoxical
as the proposition that man can lit himself
over fence By pulling on his boot straps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

Do not neglect tho health Of your children parenta
Use Dr. Greenes Esrvura In all nervous diseasss Of
infants and children. and soc them improve in health
ana strength every day and every hour. Druggists
sell 1t. sIOn
MY little girl has been taking medicines for severe
trouble nearly two years receiving no benefit
then bought . bottle OF DR.. Greenes Nerrura. ind
her recovery by It's nsc has been reMnrk "a
BILE. Others OF the family have received benefit from
Its use. &. II. BEMIS, CRANKY, Mass"
AS-Dr Greene, the successful specialist in curing all
forms nervous and chronic Diseases rs West l4th st.
New York. can be consulted free. personally or by
letter. Call write him about your or send for
symptom blank to Nil out and letter fully explaining
your disease giving advice &c. will he returned free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
A mrenrr FLOOD OF LETTERS.
New York Has Outgrown IT'S Big Granite
Post Once.

out0rOwu
Post once.
Thu ,romendous Gro with Of the town and the
voat incresso NJ ia conomeroe during the last
fsv ,.ere IA stritino,v proven nv the fact that
,bo oitv hos oc,paiIv outo-ovn ,ts b,o Uranite
post OfY,ce In lower broadway. So far "a the
bondlinr of the gigantic ma of the metropolis
4, concerned-that vast flood Of letters that
surges into Gotham from the ocean steamers
and the railroads.&c. has ceased to DO the
it once was, and is now sort Of
receiving station, wher. only portion Of
the ocean OF mail matter Is controlien' anu
who're Postmaster Van Colt the 1 s1 a, Of
,no ath' W 'h"'' mi, -, A." ~.
po mere are now IN tho ssS
manage the transmission OF nearly as macn
sm an, n psr,r ant Of s.ner,s. who are kent
busy from sunrise until long after dark keep
ing track OF the daily increasing mail matter.
Tho expedition Of tho mail service that has
been incidental to this more general distribu-
ton of the executive power of the general Post
Van Colt made an auxiliary Post ONCE OF the
camille Post ONCE that was an exact counter. ter.
IL. h".,,..s a.. rns U .md ie., ~ tho founding Of
similar comprehensive Of system in tho larger
branch offices all over town. In the old days
the letters poured into those branch mail res
ONCE ami sont back nraia. Now oil that Is
| ere ere I by the OF several tM branches A'
y.n ~, raster,nu ~ fnor hoc,, To the old
system nd it's somewhat antiauated methods.
Hs 9e E Is "c s,r sssh mSsa
i st,es 10 another man in wall street. the letter
was taken from the 61x and BROUGHT un here ,s,;
dnG .hep tHA smc oa ettsr Void be sreediiy
| delivered. for there arc nine deliveries day
oeInck in tho afternoan letters and other mail
mater are s deIverei every iifteen minutes to
all Ss o. uana nrs es, on the re all
! 6ay delivering The mail from the Produce Ex-
ns ss o on m thS Ts
ia ali mn led In the rsrion from Wall street to
tss istssy: spd i requires thirty clerks
70 At tSe main nTt ofice n"Wsdays only The mail
received from small railroads and the letters
r nnd rom Catbarne and Fraekitn Streets 10
! Wsii and Rector is distributed to carriers
hs ms By 9 hs shs as
a. amn 9enep brannh S deysries are made
s ssers half hour. Virtually therefore, Goiham
tssn a" post Sii,cas anv one Of which In bigger
than mos, OF those ia the large cn,intry towns
WIZ tho srcsntion ri fhe mail that comes TO
town rom M The ANAL railroads that do not run
REGULAR m mail cars. all the od.tims delay in the
e1av Win pi The mai cars nevadavs are them.
ssi~sa "" miniatnre Post Offices. where experts
sort fbs matter inst A. II il done In the city,
al anu nHnrsd in tev nenches ready for deliver
SirsctIH to its Sestinstion in different parts Of
tha civ ~ II IL sent thither without dstention
ats at the b.' osnelsi Post once Foreien mail IL
simiIarly handled on ali the big ocean steam
shins ,.bhinh have Tnst Gfiicss aboard Tor tha
sortinc Of The mai, while tho vessel is plough
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
ANOTHER KING KELLY.
Like His Namesaks or Weehawkeu He
Holds Nearly All the Township OMices.


Holds Nearly All the Township Onnces.
Summit. N. j.. has = character who is enala-
gous to the famous King Kelly Of Weehawken.
His name also is Kelly. He is to Summit what
his namesake is to Weehnwken. the Poo Bah OF
the town. and as n mutiple of1lceholder he can
Give his Weehawken namesake points and dis
count him. There is no township office. elect
I've or appolntive. he has not held. aud the
reason he does not I'LL them all now is not be-
cause he could not have them II he wanted.
Mr.. Edward b. Kelly. or Chief Kelly rs he ia
usually called. is still in the thirties. He is
big. we'll built, and good natured. When he
was about 10 years old he was made Judge OF
Election. and since then there has not been n
township election over which no has not pro-
sided. He was made Chief OF Police two years
ago. whom the township established pcrma-
mont police force In place OF the old-time
special constabes. He had been one OF the
constablss. He is Police Justice and
Justice OF the Pence. As Justice he
takes complaints and Issues warrants OF ar
rest. Then. us Chief OF Police. ha serves the
warrants and makes the arrests. Then re-
suming his former office OF Justice he arraigns
his prisoner before himself and passes SEN
tence. He is also an attorney at law. and it
sometimes happens that In the discharge OF
his mmltifarious Offices conflicts arise. An
instance happened recently.
A resident OF the town appeared before him
rs Justice OF tho Peace and complained that
certain articles had been stolen from his house.
Tho Justice took the complaint. Incidentally
1t may be mentioned that he Is local manager
Of the New jersey Detective Bureau. He ad-
journed the court and reassembled himself ms
state detective He made inquiry into the al.
Legged robbery and came 70 the conclusion Tint
coachman. Having fastened the crime to his
satisfaction he reconyened the court and Is
sued ieti,, warrant Tor the apprehension oil tho
Then. Then ne passed the warrant from himsslf as
Ssn TO ali. o 70 sna s IS oe Of pe
passed the warrant on again to himself as
state ds,es s II. went 70 Mor5istoNn and
ana remandsd him Tor lack Of bail to appear
int q s sUsny sns hs
trial friends OF the suspected man employed
shei Kelly Kelly as counsel Ei He tried to refuse, but
came into play anil he accepted. SO as conn-
mit!sd. 10 appeared before Judge McCormack
on the ground that tho Justice thimselfi had
Pssss ~ Judss s d:siSxsd shis eiss !hsa
outrage, that there was nothing but the film NJ
that no man but country Justice OF the Reace
Would eyer hare held the prisoner I'VE min
der suspension Of sentence va
partmsnt He could have been ' Chief. but ia a
fire might have occurred some afternoon while
msnt would be chietiess. The Steward does
clnea He is also Town Guardian H Just st., what hat
the b: that 9ss has
linn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
BLACK SNAKES AND FROG.
An Experience that Led Two Boys to BE.
Iiexe In Jonah and the Winnie.

heve In Jonah ana the W hiAe.
Norwich. Sept. 1.-THE Gueerest OF true
snake stories in the history Of Connecticut Is
told by Frank Bartlett. the young son Of Alder
man Bartlett OF this city. The adventure with
the snake took place in Kilingby. In north
enstern Connecticut. and Frank. who passed
his vacation with relatives there. wasi In 1t.
A few days ago Frank and another boy
caught big green frog In a meadow pool and
took 1t home to have fun with it., They. tied
long string to the frogs him, legs; twisted 1t
round tree ami then went away. They wero
gone about half an hour. and when they re-
turned it WAS apparent that "a snake had boon
having some fun. too. In place OF 2 big green
frog they saw n big black snake. The frog end
OF the string was In til, black snake and the
snake was Irancing about In the grass
Frank took tho twine from the tree. ard the
other boy stood on the snakes tail. Frank
pulled, for all he was worth. The frog cams
Pretty soon tho frog came from the snakes
NAV. and Frank almost went oyer backward
in the grass. The boys killed tho snake. and
the frog died in fifteen, minutes. Both boys
now IMPLICITLY believe the story Of Jonah and
tha LQ
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His Level Best.

The German conductor on tho Second avenue
elevated train looked into the car and worked
his lips in dumb show while uneasy passsn-
gers vainly strained their ears and quite as
vainly scanned the station platforrns for any
labelling indicating the street. Finally an In
quisitiye passenger strolsd to the platform
Its pretty deucsd hard to tell where. . Eel:
low is whom the stations aren't marked and
nobody cries them"
80 II Isl" whisDersd the German conductor.
but these new stations amt marked and
I'ys got cold. I'm dom the best cap."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
g MEMPHIS THEATRE BURNED.

"ehsrged Employee Supposed to Re
the Incendiary.
nals Sept. 1.-THE Memphis Theatre
.wned at 81. o'clock this morning.
'meatre was built in 1858. and for more
a'hy years was tho most fashionable
u Tho city. II retained its prestige
wv W. opening OF the Grand Opera House
ksS .Lyceun. In its day the most cels-
! H. sc, ~, and singers trod Its stage.
NJ uMe OF stock companies II main
kiromuS OF the best. and among the aradu-
iS s were Frank Chalfrant, John Ellslsr.
kirp,nn anglns. 1t was owned BY Jacob
,nss AVA insured for $4,000.
|poyss il was sa incendisry. and . discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
Settling the Dl.p.ns.ry Troub,es.

The committee appointed by the Board OF
Directors of the Beth Israel Association to in
vsstigate the dispspsary troubles reported at
the Beth Israel Hospital. 196 East Broadway.
last night 10 number OF members OF the as
ISOLATION. The, report was approved. and
IL was deciI ed to Instruct the Dispensary
COMMITTEES to dismiss ali the doctors who have
been upconstitutionally appointsd. and to no.
In tho dispsnsary. they must apply In the reg
ulsr way to the Board OF Directors. The Med
zeal Board OF the hospital will arrange the
hours Of work TOR, the doctors In the dispen-
sary, and have charge OF all medical matters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
shot Dead By Mls Friend.

ng s' sept. T.-Folger A. Bigelow, q
sa8sf, was instantly killed In his fathers
,.o ss' 'od2 Prairie avenue. last evening By
NJ o,nla discharge Of revolver In tho
BIsslaasat 1. Courtney. q companion:
va. s sUSs new Il. pont. spa
Sn, sna snappsd the hammer several
he nv, we cartridges failed to explode.
snoyss 'ssl the hammer again. intending
s!s Wa me cylinder and see where the
. s%sap0n courtnsy's thumb siipped from the
Il buliuIii n minute his friend Was dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
Sig Gold s.us Boxes sei.ed.

Special Agents Husssy and Brltton seized
six god snuf boxes. valued At 5000 apiece.
yesterday from one OF the employees on the
steamship Teutonic. Three OF them were
oblone In shane and three were oval They
were inlaid with naarls. emeralds, and other
precious stones. The man who brought the m
over aud whose name was not disclosed. said
that they were antiques. but the work manship
aud appearance OF the boxes did not bear out
this stktoment.
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round, hut whom the charge Was fred the gun
bu.st with terrific effect The ship shook yio-
Tho foretepgailsnt lit TO the royal yard. rope
ct the extremo top Of the mast was cut. The
breech block and large portion Of the g:n
per deck was burst through. sne . part OF tho
gun carriage was blown down Into the main
fell into the sea hundreds Of yards away to
StRrboard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
n GUN BURSTS At SEA.

Havoc ON the British Msn.o'.War CorAe.
na-Results OF the Explosion.
Tho accompanying illustration shows tho
remains OF q six-inch breech-loading gun Of
the latest pattern. which burst on board the
British man.o'-wsr Cordelia while that vessel
was cruising in the Pacific Ocean q short time
ago. The explosion cost the lives OF six mon.
two Lieutenants. and four seamen. twelve
other men were badly wounded while great
and remarkable damage was done to
the ship. The gun was being used in
firing practice and It appeared to be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
A Wagner Concert.

Mr.. Seidl has decided to give Wagner con-
cert every Friday evening during his short
season at the Madison Square Garden. To-
night may BE- heard the Tannhalser overture.
"Msistsrsineer," tho Siegiried" idylie and
prelude. and Isolde's death from Tristan and
1solds"; also selections from. Caralleria
RusticsD a." and CONF positions by Mendslssohn.
DXorak. Hillmesberger. and Bach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
T.e Can a dian Scandals.

ToRo NTo. Sept. 17.-The Mail to-day gives
tho rumor that II tho Dominion Government
attempts to put the majority report OF Its
committee on the scandals in the departments
at Ottawa through the House OF Commons
some OF its supporters will vote against It,. II
this We're. SO the Government would stand =
now 80 reduced from the last Parliament that
It could hardly stand the loss OF moro rcsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
U,,ou College,. Big Freshman C,...

SCHENECTADY. Sept. II. Union College
opened to-day with n freshman class OF sew
enty- five members. This Ia the largest class
that has entered in twenty five ycara. Tho
classical section is the largest, and tho rest OF
the mem bers are about evenly divided between
the scientific and engineering courses. The
tormitOries are full.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
AI,lk.rsd Fish Worms,
From the Chicago Daily Inter. Ocear

note regarding auglsiworms, which give for
what It is worth; trusting It yiii draw forth
make angle worms tough. elastic. and exceed
iagly tenacious OF lie. and great on the wrig Z
gle. feed them milk. Place them In good
In . shady place. The hrst day pour on two
quarts Of milk. then 9 quart Q day for a week,
nave lost their red celor. They viii be all ac-
tiyity and will serve the Usher well"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
Dick Csnneiiy's Faraiture.

Some deliberately carved and inlsid furni-
turs that had been the property OF Richard b.
Connolly. who was Comptroller OF New York
under Tweed. was sold Yesterday by Auetions ser
silo st 4S Liberty street The rest OF this lot
cost 5000 to build, and heavy cabinet Of In
laid work. The property y being sold BY order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
Newnan-Bempstesd.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE Rev. Arthur Now
man. pastor OF the Presbyterian church Of
Brldgshsmpton. L. l., was married to Miss
Elizabeth Hem pstead at the homo OF the brides
parents In Evanston this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
III. Heart Pierced BY . Fair or Shears.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 17.-While Willie Dsvlin. a
10-year-old son OF Mrs. Margaret Deylin. was
picking grapes from an arbor In the yard OF
his homo this afternoon no slipped and fell TO
the ground. sticking a pair OF shears into his
left breast. which penetrated his heart. Tho
HOY got up. walked to the house. and pulled
the shears from his breast Then he fell dead
upon the floor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
kish Aid for the World, Fair.

TIM, Wv V"''e esss
y h .toN. Sept 1.-THE Department OF
kai.spsen Officially notified that Q Royal
|,nmDh mas been appointed by the British
kstion ~ TO obtain and distribute full in
Him W which the products OF the ANU
I.ls srtshu Agricultural industries. and of
3es mao OF Great Britain and her depen-
sorld Pc proGured and forwarded to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

the steamship Teutonic BY F. II. HalSey were
seized by Custom House officers yesterday.
One thousand dollars wor tn OF silver plate was
found In them. MIR Hasey Is said to be a
wealthy man who lives abroad much of his
own dining service. The silver looked % II
1t had been used. and the trunks were rsea sed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
ro Rl.n.l (.olds.

Headaches and FevsrA to the system ensctuay
IL impure or sluggish TO permanently hAbitusi
constipation, to awaken the Kidneys and liver 70 .
healthy activity without Irritating or weakening thsus
use syrup OF FtgG-Adn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
Where Yesterday. fire. Were.

A. M.-4:3h 03 Bayard street Louis Lander. $40.
PM.- Wooster street. Durbrow liearn. manu-.
lecturers OF OIL $50: IS. alG Ninth avenue samuel l.
Barrett $25; 10 $50 Vest seth street Braddick 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
IS THIS YOUR CHILD7 4
Read This, Parents or Chiidre..

Infans and children are peculiarly liable to nervous
disorders they become nervous frefuL cross tryita
bie they restlessy from side 10 side grit their
teeth or murmur in sleep grow thin. pale slight and
puny
II your infants or children are sick give them that
greatest Of all chdrsns remedieA pr. Grecnes Ncrvu
ra This marvellous remedy IL the great family msdi.
cine and Gains and soothes the nerves strengthens
and nvigoraes the body, restoring beautiful color to
tho cheek, refreshing sleep strong nerves. stout limbs
and that bounding health which all children should
have. Being purely vegetable and harmless IL 10 per.
focty safe to infants or children OF any asa
and It's curative effects wonderful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

For more than half . century In uss-ths genuine
Frsdsrick Brown Philadsphis ls22-Lav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18
nm RETGNS AT NO. 6
vtI SMOKE THERE WHEN
|GEi .n,ICE AREv'T COMING.

Gh' ,n,ICE AREN'T CoAiNG.
.,,,y won't when the Police
ft,. ,r They Happen to Hear
,%-I.-t Night Al Was Innocence
'..,oon paper announced on wednes.
saIsva n f'ourishing opium joiht at
~ 'a MT This is q dugy three-story
N 'av A Sun reporter went there
eln Sn ~ sac II publicity had hurt busi-
~ ' !" no,o said a girl who was sitting
flVu r,l Of the steps. There's no
y, raid at this place"
go .r.r smoke ~ tho reporter asked.
] 't Int sometimes l cook tho stun f'r
sid she. %,
.sS Place always chock full"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

Fllnt's Fi.e Farsiture.
The best furniture for least money FntS 18th o.
and eth sv.-AdS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-23
GNsrS MtNR0R

About tlty miles north of the Column
hM river h the entrance to Gravs ha,hor,
from the Pacific ocean, long known to
navigators as the most accessihlc and
safest harhor ON the coast, The har car
rios y depth OF tvvm eish,een to twcnty,
shreo ieet oi water at low tile, ~">"
increases from tcn to tlneen icet at high
tide, The entraMce. az channel, isahont n
mile wide, and the eNtieme width vi the
harhor Sstwelvc miles, gradually tapering
to u point at its eas,c,n end, where il is
met nv the Chehallsaaa Wishkah rivers,
In the havhor theV are thyce well defined
channels Offering ample anehorSgN naem
aad meyglnS mto ono hrSNsd, acep channel
w rN,,ssteaa, near the head Of the harl'er,
These channels are separated pem each
, other and NeM the SheV proper by tx.
senstye mad flats ep 70 che peSn, u their
e,NvenseNsS., whe,e the volume ii water,
heSax move eoa,Ssed. has swept them
away, and the wAtes Is deep ~ 10 the
very Sl,egv hNe> Az the hca1 " the has>
hw the elsAaael is oves twe Thousand
fees wi,se, essvryiNS y depth N ~ teet,
rheex sx'sSe NJ continuing this With Saa
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