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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Francis Brown, a colored woman. while walk
Ing on Second near Arch street yesterday was
met by a friend OF hers, John Moslcy. who in
a ht of jealousy attacked and cut her with A
knife Mosley was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10 FL
mer +. " oodworth and Maria j. Tsdsle. T. yester
Gassaway and Maria L. Hopes gcoloredD; VIII
ham A Cheatwood and Mamie T. Mills; Lewis
McClain and Lottie Brown lcoloredl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

will be completely rooted in and finished ont;
side. The new Third Market is nearly finished
and should be ready for occupancy by April. 81,
A skilled nurscryman IS now employed by the
city 10 look after the trees and other growth III
the parks and upon the streets. A small nursery
has been started at New Reservoir Park. and in
few years G shall have trees grown for plant
ing. A small annual appropriation for his work
would soon enable the city TO plant all the trees
upon the streets and in the parks, and thus have
entire care of this necessary work OF beautify.
ing the city under proper control
beg 10 commend tho officers and employees OF
the department for their combined faithful and
efficient services.
RECAPITuLATioN.
Appropriations for year............... sJ0,J0j %
Disbursed per certificates, city ongi-
necrs Office Observation-Disclosures. 42,9Oi ~
UneNpcnded balances
Special Confederate soldiers monu-
ment...................... $50 m
Special construction Third Market 100 %
Payroll Observation-Disclosures. % %
s5O,5Oe o.
Less excess overdrawn............... 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
gIOO Reward

for the arrest and conviction 10 the pententiar'
OF the thief who stole my horse and buggy no
Broad street Monday night. II. B. GRAPHS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THE OFFICIAL REPORTS
u1DE BY CITY DEPARTMENTS TO
THE MAJOR.


mcnts, Recommendation. Appropriations
&c.-City Engineer Insists That the Condh-
ton Of streets should he Improved.
Accompanying his annual message to the
CITY Council, Mayor Ellyson last Monday
night submitted reports made TO him by the
various city departments. Below VIII De
found extracts from some of them. which
show the condition Of the city's affairs, and
which answer many questions which may
have suggested themselves TO the average
citizen.
City Treasurer.
Mfr. John X. Childrey. City Treasurer; IN his
yenort 10 the Mayor for the year ending January
a. 1891 gives the following figures; hectlpls'
A. 2sI 900 f6 disbursements. 81, $1,000; balance
from January. 1890, sl592S.6S; balance 10 feDru-
NY ''''' City Collector.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham, City Collector
has the following TO say IN has report; .
Comparative statement OF taxes OF CITY OF
Richmond 1890 and 1889.
Assessmt. 1900. 1852 lncse Decse.
Real SEQ 20 s5i6,7 1888 sI2,659,7 ........
Collected ..4g7 1899 4S6,8i203 lOsl13b ''''''''
Bal'ce. ss2.se911 ssOAs6.7O sl.slen ........
Personal. 963,5290i 2il'4s5@ S2Cl sd 10 '.''''''
Collected. .2f s0241 @Sl3i45 396o'' '.''''''
RsrO. sIN;2G9 ss9q5l4 ........ si5.62iSi
Total S92gS7d 15s2Si62 AiVSF2 .'.....'
Collected .7H,o3l.S0 69i,ii628 H4Sp52 .'.-''.'
Delnqt.. sas,oo5.7s sS3.S3sh 49,. slo.S2lD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Total arrests. $500 ordinance violations. 36,5
Arrests by days in the week: Sundays. as;
Thursdays, s92; Fridays, $50; Saturdays l45sS
total. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06
.IrIa NOT SETTLED
N, C NOR, miss Ia The Fem aus Tilden
VIII Cess.

INV YORK, Aug o. A rpmor has been
c;rcuis,.d within tse las, few days t. the
effect iha, ,hs now fam .us Tilden will con-
les, had been compromised. In the will Of
Samuel J. Til6en provision ~as made fol
hi. .is.er, Mrs. Mary b Pelton; his 1--WE
n. phews, G, orge II. Tilden and Samuel J.
Tilden, Jr sd four nisees. bus The re.l
dusry estate, now valued IL about Is 900
90, was lett in trust to the city, TO be need
Tor public library or for some other pub
lie use to be Designate by the trustees
The heirs CONTESTED this will ard Rsised
their case before the general term Of The
Supreme Court The case fer the contest
ants vas srgaed by Delos McCurdy and
Joseph II. Chosse. the city beirg repre-.
sent.d by Carter & Led,s'd An appeal
was tax n 10 the Court Of Appeals and ar
CUE d before that tribunal 10 June. Tie
decision is yet awaited.
According to the rumored setil, ment ths
heirs. with the chances apparently in iheil
favoy, have consented to compromise
sllo vipg tire city 90 per cent Of the amount
hich il is supposed would fall to lite shsrt
should the will be sustained. By this Ar
range m ant the hairs, in addition 10 the be
quests made in the will, would get 81 000.'
600. and The city would also get $4,000, 900
This rumor wac declared yesterday to bt
absolutely false BY the counsel on boil
sides. Mr. Ledyard of Carter & LedYart
said fist the re had been no communication
go far a. he knew, between the psfties II
The ssit since the case was argued. Mr.
Cleveland Of Evsrts, Choate & Besnsp
said that there had been TO settlement o.
conn &c mice whatever and Mr.. Delos Nc
Curdy added his denials to the rest, declar
ing that he could not sutmise whence thu
oYt had come.
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sAnsIIse LED 70 suIeIOn
INT = why y0sss coaway xoch
Pcsson q M Dsidsie Bsdstds.

r. A. "a eoronsr,s iuYy
,.;s.s ~ 49, s,J C. Con.ay. vhe
c,,.,.;sseA svit.;ds in ahs Sherman Heuss
- n -. - II. h,;ss vhcm - msrried
- - =. .s@-.... V;.,h
~ ~ - .ss,,s =. ,s.s coovsv had died
:. a--.a... q ,..,rhire. e.ksr vhils
'.s s y -. ;-e..... ~ rc,.. R.frick
=. 49,. X a. ssissA.l - -
Sss -. :. Ma ho,.s Z. WalnuI
49, ~. $3.50. -h.,. ~ IA - -.
,sN.'. 80. = -, svc.,is,ree - - -,
~ re- .r.,sdy.
.N, h,.h.ra had heeu under the influ-
.rcs !, 10 ar ali dsS Frjdsy. I put him
- ~ IA "a Nam t,ll o'clock, He
...,.sd - se.l vnuch mo,e cheerful in the
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IrcRuAsIro YALEs "A crLIIIBs
A Nav hui diog TO be Brsots d for the
Oh .ffissd School.

New HAVEN, Cenn Aug. 5.-ArchitecI
Cady Of New York is preparing plans for a
new building for the Sheffield Scientific
School. work upon which will be begun this
fall. For several years 1t has been sppar-
ent that the facilities Of this department. OF
Yale were inAdequate to its needs, but with
the large increase in the number of in.
coming students in September it has be-
come an absolute necessity that the quarters
be enlarged at once.
By the will Of the late Daniel Fsyer-
weather, the leather dealer OF New York,
$500, coo was bsquesthed to the scientific
school By thu settlement of the compli-
cations whit h followed Mr.. Fayerweathei 4
death, the school will receive more than
vas al first intended by the testator, and
the sum will be nearer $500 600 than $780,
900. The college authorities propose TO
use large part Of this bt quest ia the erec-
ton of new building Oh land facing on
Prospect street, in the rear of the preseni
She Fl cid laboratory. The structure will
be larger than any Of the buildings nov
used by the school. II will be of brick,
three etories high, and about 100 feet in
length. The cost 10 estimated at between
$3.50, 900 and 100000.
l. is inter ded to devote the basement to
mechanical instruction on a more practical
plan than ever before attempted at the
Shs iii cid Scientific School, and for this
purpose machisery will be set up to be run
by an engine Of 100 horse power. Some
of this machinery has already been pur-
chased. The upper floors of the buildipg
will be used - recitation rooms. Aside
from the cost Of the building, large part
~ tue beqnest will be used in fitting it up,
'.p cisly the mechanical department, and
IT - 'houehs that nearly all Of the legacy
vii. b expended before the contemplated
plans are fully carried out.
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A BIO sYnAMsHIp scHsAE.
Chicsso the Home OF = Movement to
Take Advaots Of the Post Sub
sidy Bill.

CHICAGO. Aug. The officers ard
directors Of the Pan American Transports
ton Company, an organic stion formed TO
run lines of steamers between the Soutbern
ports of the U aitsd States and The principal
ports Of South America, Cen raj America,
and the West Indies, are in session in Ibis
city today. and will probably continue in
consultation for several days. The pur-
pose is 10 map out the work and perfect ar
rsnsements for foa,iog additional secu'i Is .
10 carry it en- to he amount Of 81 600 coo
DR.. W. o Kuip of Galveston. Texsr,
treasurer of the company. says that success
il assured. He says it has been decided
10 move the headquarters Of the company
fro m Mobile, As, to Chicago. which IL to
be made The central distributing point for
sli proc ucts to Aud from south America
The doctor declares hat this will revolu-
tionize abe meats and fiou.. Flour, fer In
. auce, which is now sent to the West
Indies by way of Liverpool, will be sent
from Chicago direct
The possibilities to the United States
and t6e world in fact said the doctor, ARE
enormous enough to see m almost visionary.
Whh,n year after the liues are estsb-
iished the United States will have - much
carrying trade as any patton and the Amer
lean f ,g will be seen on all waters Of the
globe"
He declined to give the names OF the
capitalists back Of the scheme. The orig
iual capital stock of 1000. 600 is said to
have been subscribed already but the COM
psny has authority to increase is to $780,
900 ,OO0 The officers are j. B. Clarke OF
Chicsgo. president; II C. Kuttin of Chics-
go, vice president; F. L. Dana of Calves
ton. treasurer. The directors are A. T.
Chamberlain, Des Moinss; A. Gray. Chi.
csgo; Howell Jches. Topeka; Gay lord
Clark, Mobile; A. S. Ben, Galveston.
The ports from which the lines are in
,ended to run are Galveston, New Orleans
Mobile, Galveston ard Tampa. There viii
be three lines fIon Galveston. and lamp,
and ole or possibly two from the other
ports. The project coutemplates the build
ing Of at least 20 tteel steamships under the
provisions Of the mail subsidy bill The
vessels must be built Of American material
by American labor, ard msnned BY Amer
leans. By the subsidy &C the line must bt
in full operation within three years and thu
company COZ fiensly expects to accomplish
IN q
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NEW YORK LEAGUE
OF Rspobiicans Meet In Aur ual Con
vsntfon nc syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N Y, Aug. 5-The fourth
annual convention Of the state league Of
Republican clubs began two days session
at the Grand Opera House in this city today.
The lower floor is filed with delegates and
slternatee. The balconies and galleries are
Gro v ded With spectators. When President
A. McAlpin entered at II 30 there was
a prolonged applause, followed BY cries Of
" Blaine!" Blsine," and Harrison -
"Hafsison y amid enthusiasm and cheering.
Salem Hyde, chairman Of the LEGAL COM
mittee, and president Of the Young MEMS
Republican Club, then delivered an address
Of welcome, after which President McAlpin
delivered . long speech. urging strenuous
efforts by the party during The coming state
campaign.
The platform adopted by the convention
Of Republican clubs endorses the Republi-
can party and the standardization Of Presi-
dent Harrison, protection, RECIPROCAL trade,
bi metallic currer CT, fair ballot. fair count,
creation u great navy, just restriction Of
immigration, and state appropriation for
the Chicago Fair.
Colonel Edward McAlpine Of New York
was unanimously elected president. The
election Of other officers was put off TIL
tomorroS. A mass meet ting was held in
the Grand OPP RI House this evening und. 7
the auspices of the league, the ,priucip.l
speakers were General s. L. Woodward,
Congressman Barr of Michigan and
General GOT Of Wet Virginia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-06

The State Society and the Portland S -
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
myle. have rscantly been united uoder the
name Of the Maine State Society for the
Protection Of Animals, ard this will now
be ab Q to extend its il fluence and power
throughout. the entire state. II is hoped
that ia every town OF Maine will
be found persons wiling to cooperate
with its work, which includes nothing tn
which sectsrisn or political objection csn
be made, but aims only to ensure the just
ard merciful treatment of dumb animals,
ard TO inspire men. women and children to
humaue and kindly sentiments and actions.
Money is. of course, needed for
this work; ard therefore, friends
all over the State are earnestly H.
y,ted TO aid by contributions of,money, and
Of useful and fancy articles for fair.
which is 10 be held 10 Portland. next No
vember The contributions in money may
be cent to Mr.. Alfred Woodmau, 10 Der.
il z stres., Portland; other articles to Mrs.
Nino Cayazzs 235 State street tits also sug
ges'ad that friends of the society may like
10 sid the fund by giving entertainments.
strawberry or cof e parties, ssles, concerts,
etc in their own towns. The society is
cot fidsnt of a cordial response 10 its
invitation; and airy information which
msy be desired will be gladly
given BY the corresponding secre-
tuy A movement similar to this
proposed, was very successful . few years
.so ID Massachusetts. And Maine will
not be left behind in any course that tends
to more perfect civilization 81 d humanity.
The officers are: President, Mr. Stanley
T. Pullen; treasurer. Mr.. Alfred Wood
man; committee for the fair, Mrs. Manton
E.s,bur 4, MIS- J E Palmer, Mrs. Barnes
Mis- Mary +. Stevens Miss Fanny Chad
wick corresponding secretary, Mrs. Nipo
CaysyZk
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BEES IN TIE ATTIC
An Augusta Man Making Q Success Of
Bee Cniturs.

Among the many new houses going up in
Stspletcn there is one which is especially
noticeable and that 10 Mr.. Arthur B. Stevart's
on Capitol street. The particular thipe
shout it 10 the clouds Of bees that may be
seen flying in ard out of the attic windows,
At the same time the smsll Stessfts are
going in and out Of the doors. There sfe
seven hives 10 the top story and each one
of til NJ contains good many bees. Mr..
Stewart started out short time sgo with
two hives Of the common American btes
s nee then be has sddei several fargi
Italian queens 70 he now has a
fine family Of bybrids, which are
considered to be the best honey pre- iucers
Since then he has had seven swarms,
two Of which he has sold. He uses the
Lsng.uom patent hive. Within few dsys
Mr.. Stewart expects to take out over lou
pounds of honeyccmb. He told JOURNAL
reporter yesterday, in answer to question,
that bees wilt not touch people who are not
afraid Of them. "But you can't fool them,
he said. '.if you are really afrsid and act
as though you weren't, they know and will
20 for you" Mr.. Stewart must be very
courageous man, for he will 60 right into
the room and not receive single sting
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81 IELEcRlPk.
At DRrnoRf'
Ecsnsiunsd from LIT page
wAssInosoH wIas.
ms next BroaDpnsot o. the ofand
Asny to b. H6sd 1hsss.


Ths a1lsRneeR sssaksn 81 IL National
Encaaoueus va dsvsesd sincss entirely
o ~ discussion II ~ piscs for holiiog
the sexs ercsmpnept. Alter long and
heated debate, the matter was settled On
the first ballot by Washington securing the
msj ,fisy.
ResoIusiors were unanimously sdopeed
requesting Congress to pass Law suthoris
iag the interstate commerce coDmissisn 10
permit RAILROADS. to give reduced rates to Al.
soidiers aad sailors OF war Of ls6l-65 -
tending National Encsmpnsnfs. The com
pissee Of seniority departments was contin.
ued another year Of the request Of certain
depsYtuenfs, vi, wanted TO furnish further
evidence before the HnA report 10 made.
A resolution WAS unanimously adopted
limiting the length Of the parade ss oil
frture encampments ct two miles. The
sessions Of the encsmpm mt we're held be-
hind closed doors. Commander-in-C Chic
Wesley vas accompanied upon the plat
form BY ex President Hays. Ex-Governor
ORlesby and other past commanders Of the
By vote OF the encampmsDf, ex-Pfesiden'
Hayes, ex Governor 1hayer Of Nebraska.
Governor Hovey o: Indiana ard ex-Gov
ernor Ogiesby Of Illinois were specially
invited to ccsupy the platform.
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= ssess B.ohats b IN o p ssaas
asspsiss Aw.iti 8 mn.

pAxsrKr. Csnn Aug 5.-So~s ,h'r-
teen ysass ago Efas'us R<cAsss KEN k~aisfd
md setued here. he built up . pro .reus
bpsiness . haAesf. tut never wrote to he
wife and children, ' b, have waited tor hin
ali shese years.
Beckett married ak yesrs ago Danbafy
sisl, Who did not kaos be had anosAsf wife.
Toe eidesf con Of John Beckett ard .
nephew Of Esassus went to Essiasd lat
yesr on . pleasure trip and nss the eldest
daughter Of Erastus Beckett and his
deserted vifs.
The yopcg man fell In lave With the girl.
ard before be lef: Eofls. AscsOe en-
ragged TO her, He Isturnsd to Darbusy and
continued the correspondence without IN
formics Era.tns. A month ego the yeuns
man sens for Em " and her mother to cross
the ocean and jon him in d injury.
The bride ell CT bAs arrived iu New orb.
accompanied by lie, mother, the ffss vie
Of Z astus The news spread through The
tosp, sn1 the people are awaiting for the
eenou. mens when Ersssus meets his d.
serted wife. The yesng man proposes to
we'd Emily whether her faaher tkes II o'
not.
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AFTER rwENrY.BIoaT YEARS
Gen eiiPs Sword Fl DIS Is Way
from 1sxss TO Ohio.

CHILIooTmE, Ohio. Aug 5-The battle.
sword OF Gen. Joshus W. Sill, OF the 23d
Ohio Volunteers, III, fell a. Murfreesboro
while leading bis troops, has just been re.
turned to his family after having been fol
% years in the possession Of q southern
fiji :er.
Some time ago Capt d. M. White, for.
merly commander Of Company A, Tenth
Texss Cavalry, made inquiry in q Dallas
newspaper for the whereabouts of the rel.
stivessof Gen. Sill. HIS sister, Mrs. Albert
Douglass Of Chilcotbe, wrote to the ad
vertiser, estlbish ID her relationship, aud
yesterday received the sword. Capt.
Whites wespon h I'd become useless in the
fight, and he had taken the sword from the
ce,d general as his company rode over the
field in pursuit of the retrestiug Union
troop, the loss of whose leader had caused
them to wsver and fsll back.
Gen. Silis galian. though futile charge
il mentioned in Sheridan's memoirs. His
sister, 4 prominent society lady Of this city,
has ~ritten Cspt White thanking bin for
his kindness IN returning the trophy. which
she returned to its scabbArd, from which II
has been absent over % years.
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Socal gnaffcrs-
srszrs AnD TRANSPORTATION.
Local Commistss on veeessns' = :
esmpasns Accsp,s Ysfms oeeEed
By the CsnpsnAss.

The local committee Of the Stsie Fst.
erass' Associafinn and Adjunnt Gessfsl
Spssgue held . meeting ss Capt Gsosss
nssshsy's once Isst night 10 mass joint
asrasesmen,s for the srsnspofsAtiou and
lighting during the two successive seeks Of
nusser and Veterans encampment- In sse
sbsencs Of the chairman. Hon. L d. Carver,
the secretary. DR.. ". McDavid, called N
meeting 70 order Mi George T. Sseveni
wss elected chairman pro tenn.
Tia committee then received from Mr.,
Mscomber proposition on the part Of the
A. II. : G. r. B., l. put on bsrses ffom
the corner of State street ard Westsrr
avenue to the grounds and offerips the fol-
loving rates from any point in the three
citys to the grounds. or from the camp ia
ANY point: AM point on line il Augusis
o, HaIloveli. one way, Is cents; round trip,
IS cents; any point below Loudon bill OF
in Gardner snd FsrmiDgdale, ore way, 70
csnts; round trip. IS cents; Togus and re-
turn, 60 cents. 1t was voted to accept the
same. 1t was then voted TO add these lib
e,sI rates to the official printed programme.
These rates, it will be Of interest to
know, will apply to everybody, veterans
and visitors, alike.
Adjutant General Sprague and Mr.. G. X.
Smith, The sub committee on lights, reported
that Mr.. Joseph II. Manley, for the Ken
nebec Light Heat Company. offered to
light the grounds during the two weeks II
90 low q figure that they had At once &C
cepted the proposal. It was voted that Mr.
G r Smith be sub committee to notify
Mr.. Maniey of the acceptance Of his liberia
proposal. Undsr these arrangements ih-
poles and wires are to remsin for use 10 the
future The matter Of the number and
arrsn q ment. of the lights hAs been left to
the adj utant general. DR.. W. McDsvid
and John F. Chase were then elected q
committee to design and procure suitable
badges for the committee. The meeting
adjourned subject to the call of the secre-
targ, DR.. McDavid.
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Representations of the Merchants Retail
Commercial Agency. which has head
quarters al chicago. Philadelrhis, Council
Bluffs ard b istop, have been in the city
fer yevrral DAYS. their OF oct being the es-
,ahlishment OF d branch here. and quite
uuu Der Of the retail merchants OF the city
have bse me int rested in the plstter. A
meeting ~ss held in Tbayer's Hall Tuesday
tight, at which q dozen or so were Ia at
| tendance. and an al ,urnmf ut Vas made
until tonight. The OF jeet Of this agency
Is the collection Of hard bills and protection
for it's me- mbers against beats. The agency
has been organized several years, aod is
sell spoken of by the New England Grocer.
The West is thoroughly organized. also
Massachusetts and Connecticut. and
branches are now being organized al
through Msine.
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conquered" 81 their fr1umphs. To-day mauy Of
vs. are being enrqusrcd -onr p-aee. oar rest aad
daily apostle wrested flom as b. tina. Invader Of
the strm Gu. dsspepsis. SGceor We sac r from
= hundred . arces Temporary relief we come
times obtain but hearty meal, the sim siesi
indiseretton In ii (. End the Proteaa imp tern.
With redonbi-d sfSor to torment se- A persistent
use Of the great anfi-dyepeotie and fegulatin Z
ioric Hoesett RS Stomach Bttters. u beet calcu
iA,ed t. criv~ into permanent Danish sent every
TORN of inci ,sstion, mp lrafy OF chronic No
le-s efcA icas IL il for malsr bitsusnnss, Goa
.tip sft RI ua.s'i M Kidney ard bisd 'ei al
mute This NEEDY Of sDecinc ati and ma ~
n-ss oyefc me. All 'Tis ssf-fna,d. too,
ss~Is ST ire s-cts Of t.Dps-s ure apt t,'-yivs 40
Hils-k Of LA t,Iipps.' rags dSxsoira
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Among the numerou. points easily SC
cessibla from Wa.erville. to those who
wish for days outing. the Messslonskee
lake, or Shows pond. offers specisl at
fractions. Take the morning train for
Oakland, then embark uoon the little steam
~ Ethel, which with the barge sttsched,
will carry quite party. TO Blske's Island
catching your perch for joy and chowder
while or the way At the Island there 10
every convenience fer preparing feast for
. King. ard then you can ssii and fish to
your hearts content. for the lake Is large and
The perch can usually be caught in abun-
dance. Judge Stewart and parties Who have
been visiting him went out there Mondsy,
and in very few minutes after striking q
school they took 1876 as hsrds 1ms perch as
vere ever taken from the water anywhere
There are ss we have said. lots Of places 10
easy reach Of Waserville, by cars snd team
and many understand MS and come here
from abroad every summer /, eDj " these
privileges Many more might be brought
here, II any Systematic and persistent Fl M
we're made to advertise the advantages
which this part Of the State. hs, to off-r.