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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

WATCH-Iost, a lady's gold watch between
w the college and the old cemetery. Finder
return TO III Main street and get suitable re-
ward. $3.50
yNATCH-Lost, open-face ladys gold watch
w queen chain, and monogram M. NJ" on
back. Reward for its return to Gazette office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

DARN MANAGER-Wanted a position as
Il farm manager. Grain and hay farm pre-
ferred References given. Address F. D. Rob
ertson. Vernon. Tex. 2i-SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

HOUSEKEEPER-A refined young lady
IL wants position as houselleeper or to at
tend to children Call at 500 Main street, up
stairs, rooms. 2iS0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28
GAZETTES LETTER LIST.
PERSONAL.


under this heading, 8 lines, 8
time frata
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

NOMPANIUN-TOu lady WHntS position as
" companion and help do light housework. or
to travel with lady. Reference furnished Ad-
dress C. A. care Gazette 25-l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

DUESE LOST-At Union depot, plain purse
i with trunk check, gold bob-chain and Sl4 in
money. Finder will receive liberal reward by
returning it to the clerk at Ginnochio's hotel.
26-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

Peters OF the oldest of the NewYor rectors and
has been a clergyman of the diocese ever since his
ordination thirty-one years ago. lie IS generally
esteemed a High Churchmah DR.. J. Shaw Shipman
VI Christ Church, is decided BROAD Churchman and
may be said to be largely in sympathy with DR.. New
ton. The Rev. Afford A. Butler, op the Epiphany
Is one Of the Bishops examining chaplans, and repro
sents the orthodox Low Church side OF tho commission
The duties Of the Committee Of Inquiry Of which
the rector of st. Mclaels is chairman are simple.
The commission Will consider the statements made in
writing regarding Dr.. Newtons alleged violation OF
the doctrines and discipline Of the Protestant Epsco
rl Church and viii ask tho rector Of All Souls Church
either to deny or admit the rumOrs. II IS under
stood that Dr. Newton Is In for fight" and viii not
lie disposed to let the matter drop with the Committee
Of Inquiry, but to court public trial, in which case
the responsibility OF prescntment VIII rest with
Bishop Potter.
II the facts stated before the Committee Of Inquiry
shall appear 10 the Bishop to constitute an Oaence' he
will cause COPY Of the statement Of facts 70 be served
on Dr. Ueber Newton, and be win at the same time
nominate twelve prcsbyters Of the diocese Of New
York entitled to seats in the diocesan Convention. and
nat Icing any Of the original twelve who signed tie
rcou,s,tion or OF the three clergy on the Commission
Of inquiry. and he will request Dr. Helcr Newton to
select five ont n the twelve and to notify Their names
in writing TO Bishop Potter.
As DR.. Newton Is anxious TO have q fun and fair
,nouiry he viii probably select five representative
clercymen men Of different schools OF Thought and the
tug OF war will then begin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

Private Evans, Private Graham Private Burke. j. w.
Clinch, q. II. Fitzmaurice ]. d. Fitzmaurco, A. W.
Cole G. e. Scoheid r. Kellond w. A. Stokes. NJ. Zaiss
W. A. Parhtt II. S. De Bevose, Z. @. wngate.
one.half.miie run thandicap)-F L. Holmes, Private
Hodgkiss Private Bdde Private Ellsworth, Paul Leoler
W. b. sheddan f. @. Newell, J. S. Sheppard, G.. VIM
gate, w f. snian, r. S. Greene. c. G. Greene, H. A.
bumper r. Alfred, G. c. Easton, b. s. Alder. D. z"i's
william struller, A. NJ. Godfrey p. l.. Langler W. L.
Durdell.
Threelegged race-220 ysrds-Privates jackson ana
Hoag Privates Booth and Durham. 3D. Private henseh
and Sergeant Mitchell, Sergeant cnderdunk ana ). D.
Barndollar N II. Weed and C. NJ woodford, T. j. KRAFT
and Il. i. Whitney c. d. Britton and a steer =. "
wingate and L l.. Chapman c. L. seodeld and W. =
Vail, W. n. Wagner and Private Aging f. D. "reeno
and c. c. Greene.
Running high jump-Private Martlng, f. oatih' H.
I.add, II. Struller, J. II. fngrahan, c. c. Fiemns
William 0lmstead William Nicholson, c. r. Bos'"lcA
F. fueschner L. storr, r. s. Grecne
Two-huDdred1a nd-twentyy3ri hurdle thandicap-W' T.
Read n, Strulfpr II. S. Whitney e. NJ. Tucker, f. D.
Greene
Obstacle racc-N Ieavrns W. A. Dsycr, O. II. Wan
dell. O. G. wingate. +. E. irwin, H. b. Bromley d. "
Ssunder-1 A. H. ostronl A. w. Cole W. L. Candee W. r.
Pickett, T. A. Wells Joseph Brewster.
A handsome prize win be awarded TO the winner OF
each contest.
Corporal r. d. Dawson and squad Of mon from
Company vent down and drilled for two hours with
the heavy tenAnch guns In tn fort on the lower parade
e,,nnd today. These guns have never been used be-
enre and the work watched with interest. Tn
iDten+ion Is 10 form a heavy gun squad in the COM
pany ard The project is favored by the State officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
COMMISSIONER uARvEr's DESIGNATION.

Trenton, Juno 14-C;overpor Albeit has mace pu'i'.
a letter Of c. b. NJ. Harvey resigning the once y.
Commissioner OF Banking and Insurance IL IS uS'ea
June lo and after reviewing the condition ana WI"
of the department and in particular the Insurance.
laws. which, in Mr.. Harvey's opinion, need eareial
and Intelligent revision. the letter closes by giving iA'
reasons for rcsigning as follows
II will he seen readily, think, that the DcparImentt
90 nanhing and Insurance has already become Ve VI
tho most important branches of the state governnI.
fnasmuch az II Is considerably more than sensnpPorC
Inc In l. difficult 10 why it was not created los
40 As II H. a great work remains to be done, ana
t6e compensation allowed the executive OF inc De
bsrtmfqf Is wholly Inadequate to the requirements OF
HE place Two months experience mas cOhvl ,S
mo that IL he would render the full service reqlrsu
The Commissioner Of Banking and insurance mus
gIve his entire thought and attention TO inc WORN
This am not prepared 10 do and as my c0nccpuOh
of The duty Of one who accepts pubic pIce CON-,
nrtscs more than mere pcrfunctory SUPERVISOR OF
te work Of snborlirates hereby tender my reslsna-
ton -,
Governor Abbott sent for Colonel Harvey ana urged
him 20 reconsider his determination to resign. Inc
I,tt,r however. reiterated tlre facts which he had
mentioned officially, and the Governor accepted tho
nloI1cnatnn The Governor sfterward remarked that
~ Eo6 not mad time 30 canvass the field for sue
n nS IN Commissioner Harvey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
OWE UTNDrED md TWO IN THE SHADE
SEVERAL MEN At THE STATE CAMP OVERCOME
BY THE HEAT.

S,a,c Camp. peekskll. n. u, June 10 CspeciaD-
M, ,n ontdd himself to-day, and forced the mercury
49,. thornonoter 10 climb close to tho top OF the
~, while the men in the ranks rapidly dropped out
d ware carried either to their quarters or 10 tn hos
Co., The thermometer registered oil degrees in tho
ln.de in comparatively cool place at 10 80 this
,rg. at 8 o'clock this afternoon ii registered 1oc
,o-,,.as one man dropped down in the company
80, .s the regiment forming for drin, and ten
- er.ocn dropped out of the ranks aud were carried
" t,,r Quarters by members OF the ambulance corps.
~ men were taken TO the hospital aud one Of them
- - m that he was sent home
The athletic games tomorrow afternoon arc the
,.,, tonic Of conversation ibis evening. The men
~ arr 10 compete have been training for several
,ess and some good contests arc assured. The fol-
,,r4ng are the entries IN the different contests:
foo.yard dash ChandcaP-G. a. Simpson, O. p.
cooper George Barnett T. J. Brewster, q. Wingate r.
rarrand \. q. Stier A. Ganun. g. H. Noxon, l. W.
shattuck w. Sonmers. y. II. Wardell, A. j. Bayer f.
o,Kecfe Private Robinson, w. II. Bolkenins c. b. Hon.
nan Private Darby II. A. Dumpcr IL. Davidson, O. g.
seoacli w. IL Wagner c. /. Sooned, r. NJ. CaTntlcrs,
CORPORAL Porter Private Reynolds Private Leach, Private
POOLE H. +. Barrie and c. c. Green.
One-haIfmre walk (handlcap)-E. ]. Hunter, a. s.
orchard H. C. Boswell T. W. Uhderhu c. r. Wells and
/. II. Whtock.
wheelbarrow22 yo-dsPTivate Dawson, Private Nauty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
PROCEEDING NTH DIX. NEWTON's CASE.
THE COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY GATHERING
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE RECTOR
0r All. SOI-r,s

THE COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY GATHERING
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE RECTOR
OF ALL SOULS.
The following circular letter has been issued by the
Rev. DR.. Peters, the chairman Of the commission OF In
qury into the alleged violation Of the doctrines and
discipline Of the Protestant Episcopal Church by DR..
lIcber Newton:
St MiehnePs Church. o25 West 9otlst.
New.York, June IL, 1891.
Rev and Dear Sir: 1 am instructed by the Com.
mission OF Inquiry appointed by the Bishop In DR..
II. II. Newton 10 request that you will be good enough
70 send the Chairman. In writing IN dehnte crms
possible, statement Of such have 10
your knowledge regarding alleged violations the
doctrines and discipline Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
the part q Dr. Newton. 1t The desire " the
mittee Chat this statement be communicated to 1t
before Friday June 10, 1891. II II should not be
possible Jon - send IN the by that time, win
yon kindly Indicate early on which IL may be
expected. For tho commission.
4. ". PETERS Chairman.
DN Peters's clerical coadjutOrs on the commissil N
the Rev. DR.. shpmn, rector Of Christ Church. aud
the Rev. Afford A. Butler, rector Of the Church Of the
Epiphany There VIII also be two lay assessors II IS
said that the Twelve clergy wllo signed the ICquston
decided upon some Joint action. the particulars Of
Which arc not 20 be made public. Or. Pctcrs's cir
cular however, enables each Of the clergy to state
his own charges IN "deflnito tcrms'
The clergy seem, the whole, satisfied with the
Bishops selection for the committee OF inquiry. DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

Q 80 O'Clock The Democrats went mto caucus ="
onnroprtation bills. They apparently did not decide
10 pass tbe bills After the Senate met at 40 sena
tor Clark, Republican, made an attempt 10 na'o
House bill No 1885, instuctIGg the Controller to draw
his order FOR all just claims against the state put upon
It's passage bnt the Democrats voted against MN ana
had the bin referred to the Committee ON state Elk
pehditures on motion Of Senator Pierce the senas
adjourned until Monday, June 20, at 80 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
LEGRAxo FOUND GUILTY or MURDER.

The jury in the case Of Ferdinand Legrano after four
hours deibcraton night returned verdict OF murder
In the second degree.
The lawyers for both sides summed up yesterday, and
Recorder Smyh then charged the jury. Legrano was
charged with killing Carlo Moro April 10, IN front Of
No. 81 Fast one.hundFed and-fourth-st Moro was
achtlpe With anoher man. when Is1rano Stabbed him
with knife innicting fatal wound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
Ciip Real estate % fst

A BEAUTIFUL, CoNMODIoUS HOUSE
IA 10 lease. unfufni shed, for 8 years iInrne-
Every modern convenience, and 10 Al. order
Brlght and sunny surrounded by 9 l0A OF
ground shade and apple trees; beautiful
lawn choicest and most convenient loca-
ner Of Avenue ST. Nicholas and 153d-st, z
and 8 minutes 20 cable cars or 70 elevated
ilway. Further particulars also stahle
~ inquired. CHARLES MAO RAE, 533
5th.ave., cor. 44th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
gonnirp Real estate 90 Get

EUkHISBED and unfinished houses %
let for the season or year bQuses and
iisrfns for sale. W. u. HALSTED, Real
Estate and Insurance Broker. Room %, SO
= onias.et., N. Y, OF Memsroneek. n. Y.
s EvERAL FURNISHED and uniur-
shire Hills wiiS @odsrh i G sSS nSis
On retired locations. in the town Of Lee.
ABBY p THOMAS HEAPBY. real estate
agent Lee. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

THE CONNECTICUT SENATE ADJ0URNs AGAIN.
Hartford. Conn, June 13.-The Senate met at l
O'Clock today and mmedlatey took recess until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
Domestic Gltuatlons uante0

Females.
A III KINDS Of German servants. with
"a nFst-class references, always on hand,
.or city or country. !. ONNENsC EMS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 10 3d-ave.,
near sth.st.
= OMPANION or ATTENDANT a
~ young man. IS, Thco-Ophst. o follower
~ the iate Prentice Mulfofd's teachings, a.
companion Or attendant b. gcntleinan hos
travelled extensively Address FAITfIFt i
AND TRUTH. Tribune Uptown once, l,23S
Broadway. .
n HAMBEKNAlD or WAlTRESs.-By
u respectable ENGLISH girl willing % go
70 tic country or as lady's maid no objec.
tlon 10 travelling. Address NJ. a.. 6i5
Jcrsey-aNo., Jersey city.
CHAMBERMAID aud WAI1RESS.-By
Y young French gill I'm a private family
city 81 country best ~ reference from pres
ent employer. l43 West 57th-st.
4 HAMBERN ABBY neat Irsh eirl,
- latciy Landed. . DO upssiifs Work In =
dress Az East 70th-st.
CHAMBEEMAlD and SEAMs'rREss or
y LAUNDNESS.-By cOmyetrnt yuung
Sgedish glri; r.ie,eacn. Gail Mrs MAIN.
sEEG, 352 ith-avc.. Hight up
= lIAMBI,RMAID and WAlrRl'SS IN
u family or private 0lrdlng-house.-l3y
Protestant good references. Apply 10
J. W. CARPltNlER v 90, o16 Oth.dye.
= HAMBfRMAlD and WAITRESS. -Ily
" neaG tiiy young girl iir-t-rla's ref
crence- willing and obilging; moderate
uag, city or country. call 80 ia last
CnAMhfltMAID and SEAM>TliRt5S.--
I Bv vouug gIrl city or country private
family. best city reference. Can at -ol
West Ead.ase.
OHAMBERMA and SEAMsTREsS.-
L Can assist with WAITING in lat'
family. gooi r-fcf'uces. Coll Or address
J. CURKlE. 9eJ G-h-aV@.. near oolh-5t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
flats Go fei. anfurmshe6

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
sI 900; possession May /. Apply on prem
i,e,. .0ie 5th-ave.. corner s6th-st
0JC WTsT TH-ST.-Handsom apart.
ZIO ments families or couples On suite
OF singly; all conveniences; references ex-
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
iUork h1anteo.
Males.

Males.
" DUNG MAN. Is. wishes ? situation In
Il downtown ONCE where there is an ex-
crllCnt chance Of Advancement good refer
efces. Address J. A. s.. Eox II. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

The board OF five clergy will then proceed 10 tnc
trial. in which they will be assisted by legal COUNSEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
Gitp teal estate for Sale.

nor SALE OR RENT.-F1ne stable lot
Il 25 by 100 feet. Apply 1ol Fast 03G-st
N UNDREDS or LOTS and acres at in.
II vesLment prices along the line OF Kings
bridge Road from 1s2d.st. 20 Yonkors also
IN the 23d Ward. c. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
lel Broarwav.
M ANHATTAN-AVE. Josh and 105th
vi SIS, 9-storv Queen Anne, 10 r. houses !;
bargains. STEVENS. oth-avc. and 104 tn
st.. 9th-svc., corner 03d-st
Brooklyn Real Estate.
COOD 8 and per cent Investment loans
SE IN and near brooklyn. For full par
ticu!ars call oroaddress POTTER & GRAN.
pELL Real Estate apd Loan Brokers. 80
Fhtbush-ave., Brooklyn.
HOUSE FOR SALE IN BRoQKLYN.-,
Ii 3-story and basement. bfick.tlled
house. In excellent condition thfOugh0yt
on Vernon-ave. between NoStl2nd ard
waited railroad station % minutes from house
u y. Y. CITY Han by cars and Bridge
~ rooms modern and special improves
,nents pFioo. $4,000: 5000 ea1 remain 90
mortgage permit ~ exsmine The premise s
car Dc had Of GEORGE HEIBERGG1. t4e
Mvrtle-ave.. near Nostrandave- elevated
railroad station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
f1ersss ano GarriaJes.

IL Landau & CO.,
Il S52. ia, $40 Broepe-st;a
aud Bpssdway 5lst-st. and lth-aves,S
STRING AND sUMMEI. CARRIAGES
OF the best class.
Nictorias, WaRoDetes,
cabrioIets Depot Wagons,
Two Whoelefs, Curtain keeKaWAls,
Mail phaetoDs, EN. Top CaDHOic"a'
LaDdAulettes, D0s-a-DQs,
1mnibuses. Road Wagons,
OPass. ROckaways, Top Phaetons,
Soupe Rockaways, Ladies Phaetoas,
spideI Phaetons BuekbOaids,
Es-syis. Village Carts,
iapdaus KUnabouts,
Fancy Traps, Derby Phaetons.
Doctors Wagons, Sufreye,
Doctors Brough ans, Children.s If9ps'
Fancy Buckboards, Saxon Phaetons.
SECONDHAND
WAGONS. Pbaetons, Buckboards, Rocks
Ways, surreys, Nlney Traps, VicET96ias.
Landauettes, WaFonettcs, carts, Vys-s'
hope hope PSse.Sns, DsPst Wsgons ,,I DS SdO;s
phaetons, EX. Top Cabriolets, kuhaOo"|''
(anonv ViNtOria phnesOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. Juno U.s. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
nlerk msntee.


,----~-----~-,>~>~>f~- -'~-'-->
Females.
DuBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER lady,
4 desires light employment for home
during the summer months. Address
s. r. S., Yonkers, n. y.
- TENOQRAPnER aud TYPEWRITER
- An experienced teacher OF Munson syk-
TEN, experience In city college, also excel
lent references az Office correspondents, de-
sres position as teacher, or Would take 70,
sition I'm Wholesale house. SHORTHAND
TEACHER, BOX 223, Port Jefferson, \. \.
STENOGRAPHERs SUPPLIED
- 10 Business Men
without charge n either party.
WYCKOFF. STAMANS & BENEDICT,
1927 Broadway. New.York.
AZ, ANTED. Position In Office by lady
w graduate In steEography and typewiit-
ing; experience more an object than pres
cnt salary. Z. Il. B., 695 Madison st.,
" DUNG LADY. stenographer and type
L writer (graduate), desires position sal
airy moderate at start; best OF reference
~. J. T., 1.402 Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
FURNISHED Rooms Uantf6

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wsnts Furnished
n room IN ptivete American family, be-
tween 3oth and 50th SITS, convenient to
Tribune Uptown once. ,23s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
nlistell


~ ENTLEMEN wishing to dispose Of t S,,li
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70 Oth-aNe,
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i stores o. stock OF Hefcnandlss, a. diy
rentSS furnishh,g o. IA ey goods, boots.
shoes, clothing. tANGR0Ch. 20 East Hour
ST. --
i 1SS0Ns given BY Professor Esn s,. u.
il French and italian A. h1me (o i,,i NJ
md address at BONGRAND'S, go oth-aNc.i
over London Harness
nTNGNIFICENT eieht.button mousqne-
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c,AFETY RYCICLE wsntd suitable fos
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town Office. 1o3S Broadway. -
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-03
A Public Duel.


In the case Of the trial for murder
which is going on at Naples the deceased
some time before his death fought duel
with = man who is now one Of the pris-
oners. At the hearing the other day one
of the witnesses, a government official,
said that on the day of the duel he went
with others to meet the carriages COM
ing back, for Eat Palermo every one
knows everything, and the carriages re-
turned as if from festival, and the peo-
pie waited to see them.
The public minister asked the witness
how the news Of the duel being about to
take place was known to the public.
Witness: First by the Malta In fixing
on the place and hour. I have never
seen such . duel; people went as II to a
feast, and every one knew Of 1t. Per
haps the circumstance that an officer
was fighting had some influence, and
that therefore tho authorities did not
prevent II. "-London News.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-03

Moose are 30 very plentiful In north
ern Maine that. = . sportsman can
legally kiil but ono In . season, 1t Is
something Of disappointment to throw
away the only chance on An undersised
or lean animal. or ons with poor antlers.
The boss hunter of MedwAy, Llsweliyn
Powers, Il man who wastes no powder
on interior game, and when he started
out after his annual moose the other day
he was determined 70 get good one.
He rolled his old slouch hat into horn
and called . moose to the water Ct Pock-
wockamos lake, but the bull did not suit,
being too lean and carrying small an
tiers.
Another and another came Ia re
Spouse Of the hunters call, and finally
the ideal monarch Of the woods ap-
peared. This bull fell before Powers'
rifle. he weighed over q thousand
pounds and carried . perfect set Of
antlers that spread Eve feet. No fault
can be found with q hunting ground
which affords such opportunities as this
for taking ones pick Of big game. Al
most anybody can get a moose in the
upper Penobscot region. The other day
a twelve-y ear-old boy named Hathaway
went into the woods alone, called a big
moose and dropped him at the first shot.
Louisville Courier journal.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-03
ALarrar.a Harrest.

II Is the man with the idea who de-
velops his opulency today. A lawyer Of
this city not long since in three months
persuaded all the manufacturers Of q
certain staple product in the eastern
states to form combine. He visited all
Of them and finally got them together
and drew the articles of agreement. He
Joined about twenty-five concerns into q
combination, with a capitalization of
over million. At the outset he claimed
per cent, and his realization for his
three months work was $50, 900. This
is fact. Two New Haven concerns are
in the combination. New Haven Pal
ladiuIn.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-03

For orsr Z ysar fksrs hsys ben ~
man retir1'1g ~ exis:sncs q . largo
ssrpsut It Laks Kepc<ha, three miles
west Of Danbury, but every cne who
heard the story recsivsd II with In
credulity. But the rumor grew IN SPITE
Of skepticism, and the thoughtless were
forced finally 10 admit that perhaps there
was something IN II.
Friday Edward II. Baldwin and George
Downs were fishing In the laRs. Both
arc elderly business men and opposed 70
notoristy In evsry way. They were m
gagged in hauling in hsh, when suddenly
to the west Of them huge bead pcked
itself ont Of the water and contemplated
tire fishermen. This was thirty feet away
from their boat. One Of the men said Il
was not unlike the head Of pug dog.
but dark brown or black in color. Both
the fishermen lost interest in their 6sh-
ing and fastened their attention On the
serpent.
Affair viewing the hshermen for feW
minutes The serpent moved toward them
some tn feet, md b. entire BODY 49,
bcen On the ouk1Ac0 OI ~ WnoeIs ~
Was from 6fteen 10 twenty feet long md
moved sloWly and eaaily, In the rnanper
81 hugo snake. II took second visw
81 tho nshermen for few seconds md
then dived.
The sight unnerved the fishermen 1t
6rst. but they resolved to got : nearer
look. They saw the serpent perhaps
half dozen times. but were unable to
secure . closer inspection Of II.
The story has been corroborneed with
more particulars by John Clark. hotel
proprietor, Theodore Clark. the big box
manufacturer. and many others who
have ssen the serpent. These men say
the serpent Is - thick ~ . dogs body.-
Cor. Hartford Courant
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-03
To Investigate tn. south Pole.

Professor Nordenskjold, Of arctic
fame, will soon start from Australia in
two small sailing vessels, having auxil-
iary steam power, for an exploration Of
the antarctic ocean. The vessels will
be thoroughly equipped with every de-
vice found useful in ice navigation. Tho
locality has not been visited since James
Ross expedition in 1s41, although the
English ship Challenger went as far
south as latitude 65 dogs. 40 min. in 1874.
Exchange.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-03

Christine Nilsson has finally attain
cd her wish to reside in Stockholm,
and has obtained from the Queen Re-
gent Of Spain the appointment Of her
titled husband as Spanish Minister to
the Swedish Court, at which are doubt
less yet veteran grandees who heard
her sing the ballads Of her bourgeoise
childhood.