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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

xo,rNcs DONNELLY'S DEATH A MYSTERY.
oniccr stephen c. Bogart while patTolling his Deaf
in White Plains about 10 O'Clock on SUNDAY heh'' va"
;ntormed that man lying dead upon the rear
,oop of JoDn COrr's liquor shop, in Railroad-ave TWO
Noors west of the Harlem Railroad. He fastened 10
the suot and found a dozen young men, many dhacr
the influence of liquor gathered about inc prosuaVe
bodv of Thomas DOnnelly, eighteen years oiu' lho
officer made a hasy examination ana louhu that Dun
,,euv wa, dead. The liquor shop was closed uut rc-
oated knocks brought the proprietor from his ped III
snartments overhead. Corr said that at O4o O'CLOCK
he found Doanelly lying upon the stoop ana thilh"e
he WAS asleep neither he nor his BARTENDER olstuDcu
him Dr. ~ F. Curtis was sent Tor ana ne oireoVeu
the removal Of the body TO CarToFs Undertaking SV'i0
in Railroad A discOored eye and a bruise upon
.ho head yer, +be ONLY apparent injury about the
person Of DOnnelly in, ,,,A
Tribune reporter had a conversation win Dilna''
the bartender and with Corr yesterday ana hey lnc"
told different story from that reported by the occr'
Dinham who is d brother Of Thomas Dlnham' OF New
Rochelle says Donnclly in the place all DAY sun
DAY and had tainted twice in the baTroom lie han
been feeling III since Wednesday, when he was ldld
off for services laborer upon the Harlem Railroad
About O'Clock sunday night he and lad, named
he was subsequently, found dead by James Calm an
ex-convict, who had served severh terms In Albany
Coroner Matthews. had charge Of the inquest and
adjourned the hearing 10 Wednesday at 10 a. m
Donney quaTrelled aud fought In C0rr's place with
one Thomas Madden twenty-five years old, on Friday
one OF Madden's eyes backened and his nose was
cut when friends separated them. Madden, however,
was not seen about COrr's Sunday night
MOUNT VERNoN.-The " stag party" of the Cres-
cent Club last night, which given 5 house
warming FOR the ubhOuse not the bOsterOus
affair which the term stag" often signifies but 1t was
select and dgniGed gathering Of the male members
Of the club with their many male friends, being
reception given 20 those who have not yet be
come members. There instrumental and vocal
music Rotations games refreshments etc. and those
who were there went home convinced that there IS
much in clufe at least In the home Of the Crescent
Club 10 be enjoyed and commended. Joseph = Wood
the president always capable host, was ably as
sisted by a. c. Jenkins, Cptain JOHN L. Luther Will
lam II. Mackey, Major j. II. HorSfal, DR. II. c. Smith,
DR.. u. Z. Close and several other volunteers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
GRENADINE NOVELTIES.

We have an uncOmmOnly fine
stock of Silk Grenadine, black
grounds figured in mauve, scarlet,
yellow and other cOlOrs, the sale
of which begins to-day in the
Dress Goods Department., in con-
nection with IL large and varied
line of Summer weight Bengaline
i'm the later Paris designs.
White BengaIine and Chiffon
for wedding gowns. Bengalines
with satin medalliOns, mOss-rOses
and bOw-knOt patterns.
Black Bengaiine in a variety OF
novel effects in cOlOrs, Obtainable
only in this fashionable sllk-and-
wool dress fabric. We invite an
inspection of these beautiful
goods.
JAMES NICER E RY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

There's right and a wrong way to do
everything. Clothing can be made to
look first rate and cost very little; but
that isn't our way of making it.
We buy the best cloth, employ the
best cutting talent in the world, use
good trimmings, and pay for careful
tailoring; reSult-garments that cost
somewhat more than ordinary ready
made, but cost less, fit and wear better
than ordinary custom made.
Best Spring OvercOats with silk
Innings, S25 to $50. Best plain lined,
$1j to S23. Neat and useful coats,
$40 to S14.
Those 81 Turkish Bath Robes are
a bargain if ever there was one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
yong MONDAY. APRIL 49, 1891


.-,.o,. ,tr, brooks Liverpool Apnl 4, Queens
Town o. with mdse and passengers 70 n " o""'" ~ o0'
Arrived at the bar & Harris Glasgow Apr Neville
Z with mdse aud passengers TO hehuerSo" N'
the saT la m Lebceut asyTe re- AR a4 g
and Messengers TO Forget Arrived al the bar "' 'Ao
am. ,oo,o.,o fnr, ryndaI. Mediterranean ports via
ohar ~ with ndse Hirze Felimsn co VesSe' 10
simpson spence d 1SRra carrier Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar Mar 80, with mdse ana pASSe"S''' =" -A"0
Bros arrived a16ne P Iescman st NF and Halifax
with ndse ana Tt,s Mexican ports Havana days
with mdse and passengers 10 jas T. warn w.
the sl Bar ar trinidad m Bermuda lays w ba %s s1
ana passengers TO y Z OuterOruso q w.
Steamer Bsr%qs a Arrived % at
the Bar at ~ A., rxor Petersen days. with
t,, an TMp co Arrived tho Bar at m
Steamer Ren% 1 pCI Ssanfy 3: CO. Ce'' rum"
seam Eur Odes Br urd philadelphia April H. in
ballast to W w HurlbnE d Co.
at CITY Island-ight SSWi cieai'
Arrived yesterday -. ,.. .o
10 Pacific Mail SIS Co Arrived at the Bar
pmi;:om.r A1,enborn. Lewis Baltimore with mdse TO II
FSsteT cottare CITY, Bennett Portland with mdse and
Messengers to Horatio Hail.
CLEARED.
Steamer Monkseaton Br Beasley Japan ana emma por'
Steamer ItSly r Hadley LyerpoO-F HpTst
CachemiTe NN"''N'NS
Edye d Co. ,,.r-,oroa tnorto-HaQemeyer&
Brunn. ..se,,. r,rdad Povar 6c-Thep.
Steamer Badomero Ygesias Cspan) Bayona Havana dc
steamer trinidad (Br), Fraser Hamilton. Bermuda-A Z
Steamer Yemassee, Robinson. JacksOnvile-Wm PCiyde%
Steamer Kansas City. Fisher savannah-R walker, ,
Snlp Frn's Isle (Br Dixon, Perth AmOoy-J TaiAoi
Co. ,.No- n Nto,colfA 20
SAILED.
Steamers ITALY, for Lverpool Christine Copennngem 81
CallaO. Cuidad Bolivar; fglesias; HAVANA ieA'o''
Charleston. , =. , ,,o,ou po-,aubuco
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL April l2-saled. steamer The Queen (Br)'
DOVER April i2-Sailed. steamer America tBr)' Pearce
LoSpoX April lSArrived steamer Lydlan Monarch Obj
PORTLAND Aaril .3-Arrived steamer Colorado tBr)' Ao
bout, from New.YOrk, ,,.v c.. ms,
Gore from New.IOr >.,,.a ,po,o,
Nlckels from NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
LAWYERS GET A REPROOF.

viceChancellor Pltney took occasion in court yester
day to ccnsure lawyers in general and Judge Z. j.
Paxton of the Hudson County Court Of Common Pleas
in particular Judge Paxton has several tunes asked
for an adjournment in the case of Client ana woh
he asked for another adjournment yesterday WV
chancellor Pitney said: Il am opposed to granting
adioprfuents because lawyers have other cases. me
Slsn statement of the facts is that lawyers take re
saipers all over the state and force clients on tne
thc~ side to pay additional costs IN ORDER inaV nU
e. Nv be secured II is unjust TO the court
h. 80 itgants. l will not consent 10 an ao-
L0nrnment.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

skhetoh of the new clubhouse given in The Tribune
on Sunday. -.
NEW-ROCHELLE.-John stevenson. the WelI-No,Mns
car huider who recently recovered from prOtdcyed
dangerous sickness caused by an attack Oh inc sriP
iS again Frustrated tv the same disease -;
plans OF the proposed new Roman Catholic Churcn %
the blessed Sacrament to be erected on tnS n,etoS
The new house of worship will be seventy feet iIonV
and i5s feet deep TO be erected OF Connecticut stone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
4 VICTIM DE THE Utopia.

The body of Charles G. Davis who was lost on the
steamship Utopia in the harbOr of Gibraltar arrived
here Yesterday on the Anchor Line steamer Columbia
Mr. Davis was cashier of the Columbia Bank, of BoS-
ton and was travelling for his health When the col
lison occurred he jumped overheard, but was sucked
down by the vortex caused by the sinking vessel
The body was forwarded 10 Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
o,rurpv Nrw-JERsEY COUNTIES.

:, pTAINFIIID-NIrs. Ellen walsh, one OF the orLhaA
settlers of FanwOod, died at the ola fanny oo4+
y -ro.I poad Yesterday She celebrated her Tooth
Mrthdav anniversary few weeks ago.
MEM BRUNSWICK William Lawrence me the I Inuge5
VA aranst Whom the Grand Jury found several IN,
dictmcnts for refusing 10 register voters Wei aGS1
eS.day and arraigned in the Circuit Court IHey Mere
Sscd on hail Their refusal TO register the voters was,
a. Il I'D I'm accordance with the instructions gwen
them by their lawyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW-BRIGHT0N.--Fathe Daniel j. Cookery, pastor
of St. Peters Roman Catholic Church, has been dah-
caronsv Ill for several weeks Yesterday his physician
gave up hope his recovery. Father Corkery IS well
known in New York. where he has had charge OF sew
eral marshes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
SUICIDE ON Ia GASCOGNE.

The French Line steamer La Gascogne, which ar
rived here yesterday from Havrc, reported that sec
ond-cabn passenger named Frederick L. Kunz had
committed suicide on the voyage He was a Swiss,
twentysiX years old. lie cut his throat with pen
knife and died in fifteen minutes. His body was
I'm nj sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
MRS. WrNsLC

Mrs. WrEs1ow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
= S( a. with PERFEcf SUCCESS. IT sooTHES The
Child. soETENs TIE GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN
nj ARRHOEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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AnnouircvuuE,e.

A Keep sweet your breath-if maid or VILE,
or old or young, large or small
II you have any hope in liie,-
II you have any friends at all ,
Keep sweet your brcath-and heed the warning,
L. Sc SOZODONT each night and morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

HEALTH FooD CoMPANY's, GLUTEN SUPPOSE
TORIES cure constipation and piles. Boxes by man,
20 cts Pamphlets free CT Ffth.ave. and all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
LONG ISLAND.

A PAIL OF BEER COST a LIFE.
John Lowrie twenty-five years old. is locked up III
Long Island City jail on charge OF muiuer III .'o
first degree in sabbng owen McAneir. on SUNDAY
afternoon the prisoner met number Of friends In
liouorshop in Flushingave., near Williamsburg fre
Gucnt drinks Of beer INDUCED in Lowrie was re-
turning with kettle OF beer, when he was met W
McAneir and crowd of boys who attempted 70 take
tbe Kettle of beer from him. Lowrle says that Nc
Anelr dealt Tim blow with slung shot ana then ne
took out =; rocketlniie and made hinge at his as.
saIlant The latter fell to the ground ana expired
immediately the blade having entered ms heart.
Iowrie then fed and Deputy Sheriff Benjamin James
was informed and Immediately started IN pursuit. ra
Iowlie was found concealed in grain wagon, anu
when arrested he drew the knife with which the muqGa
was committed and attempted TO cut the c0nsta2e' io
was taken before Justice MCGOWAN In Maspetn, WIZ
rcmanded him to the Jail for further examlnaop r
morrow Two witnesses Of the murder, c.. ,cu
Schnugg of No IL McGbenst.,, and Thomas stralto,
of East Williamsburg. also under arrest; I'll,
day morning Lowrie said that McAneir had ire!ueduG
tried TO get up quarrel and that ne cApecueu 'ouo
sunday and simply prepared himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

This offering comprises the latest novelties In Black
Tan Gray Red. Blue and Cream Cloth Box Coats Tight
fitting and Hip seam single and double-breased Jackets.
Refers Short and long Capes with with.
out sleeves; shape and Round'back Wraps with sna
without tabsa Of the above in desirable style with
and without silk Innings also elegant variety Of
elusive styles in Lace wraps-all ncw-al 10 be seA
literally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentlfric c
n the best tooth powder in the world for preserving the
teeth. Refreshing and delicious" rs cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
MARINE lNTELLTGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,


Sun rises Is Sets 6:S4 Moon OLA Moons age
mon WATER
AH-Sandy Hook. - GOV Island - Rei Gate. las
PM-Sandy HOOg U;l7 Gov Island 04O Hell 6ste 233
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rHREArEN1NG mo- BLOW Up A DIG FAcToRY.

Rude notices daubcd on the fences III "oon
haven on saturday, declaring that unless Tue nlIn
OF Ialance &c Grosjean discharged Frances Durque us
large factory would be blown up within TWO uls D
The buildings were sttll standing yesterday nv
notice first appeared several days ago and was wrth
IN French. but it took short time for the woTkmeh
10 translate it, About hnlfpast two O'Clock on SAT
urday morning an explosion occurred which although
IL caused little damage made terrible noise ana
awakened the nelghbors for a distance 1t occurred
Immediately in the Of Durique's house; but Tor
tunaey tore only few pockets out Of the back fence
Durque found piece OF gas pipe about one and nall
feet long and half inches in diameter across
the street from where the explosion occurred 10 was
broken in two and smcllcd OF burnt powder similar
attempts were made some time ago to blow up the
Drrioue house. but they proved unsuccessful Mr.
Grosjean has offered reward of $500 for the capture
of the man who DID the deed. The only suspect In
the case is an enemy Of Mr. DuTlque, VINO has hcid
q grudge against him for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
HENRY A: DANIELS M. D..

Diseases Of the Nervous System GenIto organ
Impotence and Sterlity. Hours TO l, 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
INCOMING STE4 NERS.

WEDNESDAY,. APRIL IS
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.GoIden Medical Di,co,er,, eSiiliFL

Golden Medical Discovery cGiiisss'
those diseases which oo,ns fron
blood impuri.ies-scrofu!a and skin
diseases. sores and swellings.
But does i,s It's put Up by The
thousands Of gallons aud sold 10 hon
dreds Of thousands. Can il cure a.
we'll as though ithad boen ncompound.
Ell just for your
Its mskers say &bst, thousshds OF
ssople who have bad Te,,er. sHdt
Sait.rheum, EcAuna and E,ysipelss !,
Carbnnoles & Sore Eyes. TUCK Neck
and Enlarged Glands. are we'll TO-
day because they used IL.
suppose that this 10 90. Snpbosa,
that . qd'ck-witted mau va, fsf-
seeing enohgh TO know that to cleaussy
the blood was 70 cleanse the liie..
Suppose that by many experiments
and after many failures. he discover.
ed this golden key to health and that
hts faith In II for you is 80 strony,
that You can go to your drusgiss, buy
q bottle aud II 1t doesn't hslp you.
you can get your money relurpod-
cbeerfully. Will you try itS
The rsmedy TO have faith 10, 10 the
remedy the makers themselves have
faith 10.
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It Touched Them Ali.

), The sleeping Gar on an Illinois Cen.
trei train .as. crowded with. carnival
y'slscrsl9't !H9ndsy, Among them
was . ssd-faccd yopna man OF per
hats IS years,l and in hi. arms be
heli An Intent about 8 mon; his old.
frs passsaRgefs Ill retired rresr,
tue Soung man. WHO walked :',o Il .or
70 Hyain end4avor 70 quiet the litilo
one Who eried,r and cried ~ tho!rb
taere wss. no end. to it. Finally an
irsscioic. rcd.fsced fat mn ,oket, "A
bald head out from between the cnr-
.sins ,of his bunk and said 10 10 ill.,
tempered tone:
Hea,.'
But the baby cried on louder ,kan
ever,.
Say. young man. I know wh..
That e baby wants. It wants It's
MOTHER
Yes. tho baby ousb. to be with
its:mo, bsr, Ascaoed LsIf 4 DOZEN pas.
ssngefs.
Whb ! voics. choking xi,h' ,.hi;s an
g1ish he felt. tho sa.l-faced Young
father gulped down a sob aut said
I know IT,. but she 10 lying in the
baggage car
And en- instantaneous hu.h per.
vaded That sIeepsr.--NeD O,lcan.
Delta.
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FOUR GENTLEMEN.

A few months after my marriage
Twas sent through Lincoln county,
New Mexico, to eurvey SOME min.
eral lands for a railroad com pany.
Ny wife wanted to 60 with me. 1t
was a camp.out expedition and a
case Of roughine it, and no mis-
take. ! finally consented, and we
set out with an ambulance, cooking
outfit, etc., across the plains, $50
mlleG from any railroad and into
the heart OF the wilderness.
One day terrific rain set in
and continued all the next night.
In The storm l fost mf beafiugs aud
wandered until 6 o'clock at night
when I saw light. I drove to.
ward it aud came to a small min
er's cabin. ! got down, knocked
at the door aud was admitted.
stated my case and asked for shel
ter.
Come right in, stranger and
welcome w.s my answer.
glancoi.around the one room
a, G saw four treashfZ dressed min
ers. The room bad no door, an
ouly an open fire place, over whicI
their frugal meals wete cooked. A
few necessary articles completed
the entire furffiture,of the cabin
MY wife ia with me ! l said, saut
is out in the wagon now.' Here
boys, bundle out o. this and hell
the stranger ia with his things. b
lively, now,' said the spokesman
pulling of his hat and squarine
things around.
'They helped as in with ou,
goods, got roaring fire to going
aud then forming in line near the
leader, said: sYe'r kindly vel
come. mum. We amt got muct
to otter, bot yer cen take the ranch.
And in spite Of all we could cay
they took their rubber covering:
aud blankets and filed ont of thc
! cabin and stayed ont all night
| Nor would they take any compen
sstion in the morning.
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SERMONS TO WOMEN,

In the introductory to series Of
SERMONS 70 women by Rev. DR.. vii.
tiam., in tue fresby tsrian church
he said: Having reacha,i sh tOub,..
ble position in tire worlds education
and ameliorat:an, wVman hsa ALSO
claimed and obtained q place in The
worlds worb. Nearly 400 different
omployments are open to ber. Ts,ree
million Of the 20. 600. 900 workers of
:his land are females. Three thops--
aud of these are pbysicisns, some of
whom are making from $40. 900 to
$50 600 per year. Having tsksn her
place os toiler among toilsrs, wc-
man becomes responsible In A laroe
degree for the wrongs comm!Itea Ia,
her particular guild or trade or nro--
iess'oo. IT asense Of responsibility
should come with the OPENING Of
doors 10 her adv noe meut, then VA.
may expect great good from tt,is preas.
revelation In public sentiment, Eut IL
this 'ense OF responsibility should be-
absent, tucD, instead OF benefit, We
may look for bsalected homes, uns
trained children sni loss Of rsspecs
!or the female character. In tIfspast
10 many lands women's ohMso,er and
destiny have bsen In the hands of,hs
s'eruer sex, but ID our land in tho
tn!ure their condition is 10 .hcir own
hands. As they needed the Caris,isu
religion 10 the past to bear The bur-
dene placed upon them. so they vii;
need It even more /, direct and en-
courage then, in tue grand career
wh'oh Is beiore them. - Bol.iaotst
SIM.
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>.
S'msrHIHa TO RErLrcr Uror M,
paper Can be Published .I,bo.,
mono patronage. and every man i
Interested n.keepiag up home "a.
per. II a railroad or fsc,orv n v.n..
ed the Newspapers are exp.u..d ~
work 1t, II spublic meetins n ..riS
Q" Tor any Purpose the ncvep.n.r /.
oaiied upon for frso notice if"..
OF tue societies hav. supp. or re-
ssa.lon OF any kind.the Newspaper il
expected to give The nec~s.arv mo-.
nee The Ge"-psper must pnfY IN.
scnool. and everything else to al
thnca Tue Interests Of .hs b,s,.sss
msn OF the plnee, and then give ~
= Gan's9me notice when .,hsy -,
way. f9d come Of, them DO Io.iis3
20 keep uR . home psper.-O,.S.
''one { (a'ob.J ESp,ei.,
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4 LITTLE dIRL'sC61PLTIEV i In +

The accuracy. With which children
judge chsrac,ersis weiltiilus,ra,ed in
the following. anscdoie:
9nWa eve @st,! t,!sossy, muddy. day, a III.
tie girl was standing on one side OF
% !. street, 10 London, waiting for an
opportunity to GROSS oyer. Tuo.e
a day, with their wet and mud, ~
6a.e e.s.s. WATCHED sd, the rpsh or cabs, ham:
so%st onanipusss, and Carriages, viii
not Wphdef that a little girl should be
3ftai6 tSt try to make hef way lhrou;,h
such Bahel as that. So she walked
DIP and down. and look Cd into tho IA.
ses OF ,hcse who passed. by. Some
looked carless, some hareh. snwe sere
in haste = and she did not end the
one she sought until at length an
aged maa, rather tall and spsfe, and
of grave ys. kindly aspscs, came
walking DOM tbs street. LookinR
In his face. shs I'D med 10 SD i'm him
the one for whom she had bsaA gail.
Ing, and shaisent nps to hinn and. 41hia.
pared ssmiday !: Plsase, cir; viii, Jfou
heiF ne oSer s''5s.a -; II. Il
The old man saw th., little girl ssfa
ly aeFoss tts strc6t,; and w.ss1 Ie
EaffarNsFdS :2li the story he said !:
Tint listie g'TPs truss;is one of thG
greatest samihimsnts l ever Lad in
my .iife.' .,.s ~ :si.s5g.s:g, $50 ;s.ss
ThA ma. Was the great and good
Lord Shaiteshary. He received hon .
ors at the hands OF q mig hty nation ;
be Was oomplimented With the free.
dom Of the greatest city on the globe ;
he received the honors conferred by
royai,y = bat the greatest eosp!iment
he ever had 10 his life was when that
little unknown girl singled him on. in
the jostlingcrowd of London streer,
and dared TO trust him stranger thou, b
he Was to project and assist her.
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woXEs sRouLD READ rnx Essx.i:
PAPERS MORE AND GossIp Lis.

Miss EIancis will.rd's aavios ~
wome" TO read tho nn1e11spa pers h nsr!
tinent aud forcible. She ,.v..
W omen are set of passivi,ies nm
that suhjec, as q class; and I am
never moro annoyed for nv sect.
tnan whep the nowsboy goes: .ro,,i.G
through at full speed If he dads tho
car Contains chiefly women. nev.r.
dreaming that they want psrer
clutch his sleeve ~ith,s vim and bow
ono OF every yaristy be has, au,l sst
hin what he fs thinking about ,o ~.
custom 10 that way Gossip 10 Moth
ing but small news -she njci:.'
les' pennies and dimes-shile the
newspaper deals..in dollars and va
anu Ks; OFT widens The MUD mora
90 read The newspaper than 10 gossip'
about tbs Deighbors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-27

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arms Working for their wives as they
did 70 tug their girls, dnmes 20 hap,
piness and plenty would be q m ,re
common and plentiful article.