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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
.sONYENnl2 SPOONS.

rom The Boston Courier.
A friend Of mlne-poOr callow youth
Was married yeseught,
And ! went 80 the ObscqueS
And watched tho mOurniul rite.
And strOlling around with gloomy thought
For he had been my friend
came upon the wedding gifts
Kind friends had thought to send.
Upon a table they were laid
All clustered In a ring;
Full seven dozen souvenir spoons
And not another thing
There were Boston. Lynn and Salem spoons,
Aud spoons OF rquantumv,uc,
Ard spoons from Squedunk and Cohoes,
Snags Patch ard JOnes'5 Mil.
And souvenirs OF George Washington,
And Noah aud the ark,
And Eve, and Grover Cleveland, TOO,
And Moses in the dark.
And wept wet and liquid tear,
And | said within my heart:
.What could marriage do but fail,
With such dismal start p
For much doubt, as married life
Wears off IFS gloss with years,
That the thought Of spoons such pleasure gives
AS 10 warrant souvenirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

NJ scbeswig Iolsten on the occasion OF her marriage
with Prince Aribert, mark Of the appreciation which
thsy entertain for her Royal mother and Of the graft
ude they feel for the interest se has always shown III
their work. The inscription concluded with these lines
Take lady what your loyal give,
Their full God bless y0u' with this book OF song /;
And nay the lie which heart In heart you i've
-(Tennyson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

etc described by your correspondent were ,nc
Of my friend Mr.. Arthur Dcninan, one OF a ea,c
nenhews II was suggested at that time tlat SUN
ncbler memorial OF the great sculptor shOid Dc crcc
over his grave but tho family preferred the pre'eO
The Midland RGilway Company n:ye rerenty Gsc1:
under Parliamentary powers. portion OF tue uIgio
hut ms some compensation for this. they nave prOvueu
or nm improved frontage TO ST. Prncras Road ahu arc
paving the cost Of the beautiful wrouShon gaDS
AMI ranrs and carctaler's house now being erected
and which will have the effect Of giving much greater
prominence 20 the Gardens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
DAYS OF DREAM.

Roses. roses. everywhere
Bare and FURNISHED sky',
Lovely languors In the air
That's july.
Cherries tepld In the sun,
Slow bees dIOning by
All rich perfumes merged In ono
That's July.
Golden glamour, gauZy steam
Hearts that AJAX not why
All Is sweet and al q dream-
That's July,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

Professor C. C. Everett, of Harvard has written {
volume of Ethics for Young People," which is to b
used as textbook TO aid in the formation OF char
acter and to teach duty to ones self and ones neigbor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

The writings of the late Count IIemuth Won NOltle
will be published as soon possible. The official
title OF the publication is to be Tie Collected Writings
aud Memoirs of the Field Marshal Cont Helmuth Won
Moltke." The first volume is already in the hands
of the printer. Many of Moltke's most important
works in the possession Of the General staff, and
will not be made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

1t is noted that Ouda's works are translated int
French as fast as they written, which is perhaps
not saying much for either ouda or for her trans
latOrs and readers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

A writer who has given nothing for long
while has taken up her pen again. Blanche Willis
Howard's new novel Is coming out under tie title
of A Battle and a Boy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12


From lady to her fance, complaining Of his con-
civilian n Is with pain that pen these lines, ye,
to the task am impellcd by sense Of duty VIA,
Is this racket you giving me about julie t'riss0m
Maybe you think am not on TO your little game u
doesn't take me long TO catch on when a fellow Is
broken BIRDIE
An answer to the above, protesting irnoceaee: ..,
Dearest Birdie: This deal YOU rc giving me about
Jule trisSom knocks me silly You're of your base.
never had any truck with julie and amt going TO
All that No. dearest, have never done you dirt and
| never shall. somebody has been glvlng you ~,
With I'M him Bin must keep off the grass or III 40 him.
Do not I bcseceh you, Weld yourself prey TO IN
I'm droD arofnd tonight and take you out for buggy
ride nd wen 90 10 the dog show on the way home.
fond WILLIAM
From father to father, conveying useful mforma
Dear sir Our long and agreeable association IN
numerous business transactions lustlhes me, s
in addressing you upon most delicate matter ~
Mr. Henry b. 0lcutt is hear. paying atLehuSSns
your daughter Maudie have my suspicious ts Ce se
patra and Irene preparing TO enter sIt as' ~,
him for breach OF promise OF marrlase anu neons
that the Governor Of NewJersey has issued oq \.
ton for his arrest upon the charge OF bieamy ~
only the severest sense OF duty that impes no lnr
you TO be on YOUR guard ~, yoase y man although
has never redeemed the worthless cnecA lor e-o S
cashel for him last February, ana ns hsseI asy
1 TrS,% rH vonrs ""''" nc oRDwAY POWERS
Polite form Of an invitation TO literary sou the
"nIE and Mrs. Colonel A. b. hl'Sihs rS,p. n their
drawing rooms next Thursday evening at p: m viii
this occasion Mr. AugustnS r S ncw 'e eSe entitled
| .rhe Widowed Bride OF Goose Island ana iIo, ss a
Hollowpaunch will speak briefly OF The Music
| nv the Mandolin Quartet and stereopueon usws
Worlds Fairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

French Copyright ONCE" has been established In
this city, under the auspices Of Count f. de Keratry,
and Is prepared to furnish Information to those who.
under the new law, wish TO reprint translate,-Te-
produce dramatize or adapt French books. The Office
is said to represent the Soclee deS Gems de Lettes
the socicte des Auteurs EdeuIs ct Compositeurs de
Musiuuen and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

A woman's book has just been crowned by the
French Academy; aud has moreover, received the
Prlx Montyon of 5000 This is Nile. Blaze dc Bury'S
history Of Anne BOleyn.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
w,,e Of Honey.

n .t Temescal San Bernardino
.,,,,,t,, near the famous San Jacinto TIN
,,,inss there is yeritable mine Of money. |
-rs.ars 49, q n large force Of men employed at
ne tin mine, and they put IN their lele
time prospecting in the hills OF the Vlcin'
80. one sunday half dozen Of the min
: srs sniSlied to Colonel Robinson, the super
i,,+enjent. for the privilege of using some
-. ro,gder and few tools. He asked
4 ~, lvbat they wanted to do, and they re-
Ill tbststhev had found honey mlne'
20 nronosed 10 tap it. Laughing, ne gave
T. sonsant and an order on the store
f.serey Sos The desired articles, and, VIII =
~. of'nails and tubs, the men set OUT
on theiis expedition .,o,,, 20
irhsv we're gone all day, and along 20
.ar5 snndovTn a sorry looking procession
.ar,e over the hill and made its way TO the
e,,,lovees' headquarters. They had tappeu
~ r,ine there could be no question aDout
| Int They were sticky with honey from
bead to foot. Hair and beard drlppeu WIZ
| r. like unto the appearance OF Aaron - ~.
be was anointed, even so that the OIL j., I''u
all over him and down to his teet. lhel'
clothes were literally plastered Win M. M
tnre of honey yaziermud' there was n9'isl
/ ~---Ld4e. st the tubs and bucket sl,'
Il we're full Of honey as Well ioF " r'0u i''''
had indeed been struck. 49,.
The men. it appeared, had found GREY
90 IN tI,e rocks whence issued constan
-, st-oarn M If bees and from this they judge
= tbat there must be large quantity, ~, .
4, sanav I'm in the recesses of the cliff. IN
- l,,a,,;ng nD, nsed by the bees was too small t
eat init Of the passage Of human being an
but ,er carefully examining the place a tni
of / was commenced little way from tI ~
Reptrance and after this had been run u, n; ~ Y
IN 4 distance an upraise was put IN whlc
weepH ,ood lnck struck the ledge of honey
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
A Queer woman.

The Teaderloin precinct has got an odd
,ha-octer She is woman who has de
,,eioned a curious fancy for poisoning cats,
and Captain Reilly's men are trying 70 run run
Ler down. There is such an Overhowing
s,1nIv of cats in the Tenderloin that the
,,,,,,pan,s eccentricity was looked upon
with Community by the residents until q
valnable Angora fell prey to her poisoned
meat Then the cat owners Went aroul'u .L,.l
- az Tbirtieth street station and besought
tl,s c,ntain TO stop the slaughter
rrbe woman is described as well dressed
,,atron Of about forty. She goes about
after ter midnight stealthily with basket on
her arm. She keeps the poisoned ii'eaD ~
her basket She wanders along the streets
in search of the cats, calls them 70 her o. ''''
after petting the
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
lennon Elixir.
Pleasant, Elegani Relia5ie

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliaots
Ro, bni6usness aud constipation 'ahe
Lemon Elixir. ..,.iaris take Lemon
For fevers, chilis.and naia''a' 'eAe -
Elixis. ..,,,s,,ass aud palpi.
-, Fol ~ oe H. i1.art. take Lemon Elixir
'a1lor Isor II INDIGESTION aud foul stomach 'ake
Lemon Elixir- -. teodacres take
illJl ladies' for natural and thorough organic
6r mo Moziev's Lemon Elixir will ,,.. moi iaii al
Won in any cfthe above named ulseaI'i d ,iyer o.
ofwhich arise from torpid OF u'se'as'' -
stomach, kidneys or bowele; Albania
PrepaTed only by DIT. Il MOTLEY A''''" %
ga soc and s1.oo per bottle, at druggists
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06

from their ship which was lying IN i,s ths !
bor near at hand flying the nag oIsni -
states Our naval force al pies.Fi ~,
vicinity of Chilli is untortunat
;f necessary we can soon rdsei ne sal"
c,rce there to teach those Several years
NAT will not soon bAght an organ, Eh
,ntnistration is detentered the chu'doe1
reparation shalleen toothless aite
Senator Paghenever his r., ieaYen
r iugton, ha5me artificial r ana air Vic
able led that the I,osre { their scars.
i'oueh TO grow in smepstruck through
y N In the sqlgary Fernal joy. IN one
y about rs wheyls and the redeeneo-
he visi.,- I.atimer and Ridley
& alef sreniah, Payson and Johh
y 1t on abriel and Michael the arch.
.egisih seeu Tine Of choristers 'feachl ne
* tle fijls Seas Of Joy dashing @ tue
rhite Asach- Conquerors mAIeninE 'i'"'
M 10 t.ate. you among them Ii,
Oh.Shata great aock Of sheep Sou sT VIZ VIZ
,otlier around the celestial we'll Nvsso,.I ,.',i
x. il ha weiHs mouth while the s,el''l1ir
Y, tsrs tad sheer. There Jacob VIII recos
31sli{ iehefthe shepherdess. Ana stflnn
g, q, M side Of the weil OF eternal faP
IRE v6ts children, and stanalhs ~ ~
stbsr de Of the well Of eternal rapsul' X, y
.Suf Christian ancestry, you WI =, y
io6d9d On all sides by Joy 80 49, -, ~,
,.,....S ts.si roeotber world has ever Oeei
beraitts9, r. experience it ...o, IN
(jui of.that one deep well Of heaven -, ~
sbsri;sra II Il viii dip reunion for the bereayea (,
1'ss.,Itj, "a ne, poor, health for the sie1
rsss fl, tbe weary. And then all the noe
of tbeshord's sheep will lie down ,l IN, u ~ I,
3, green pastures, aud world without e. en9 y. "
Vii praise tho Lord that on TINS nls ~,
antumnai Sabbath Of 1881 we wers AZ III,
mitted to study among the Dieaells ~ LII n
ond lowing herds Of this fair grounl, = =
80, -, !. "a Taeob and Rachel the shepherds
SSs. ss tBe well IN Mesopotamia. On, pIuns ms
vopr mi buckets into this great Gospel we s,,
and nd let them come up dripping with .,e.l Tn,
watsr ,,,, Of which if a man drink he new
arain shall thirst.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
Observaga
Iho - --....nn.aaI-I..

n = -i,-77-I ono 8n0 IIE-IT7I
= srs present two current versions
t9l ereiaent wherein Mr.. Gladstone hesi'
" al word. and Mr Disraeh Gas pc
On On was spnlied the cue. i may oe us,
80 ~ on record the testimony oi
~, eo,. witness TO the scene. Mr. Gladstone
~ - ssi5 & ae rieht honorable gentleman
.l... .'i l RI sst, ,lites wien something drew
ae .sss hie aft ,tion aud be for moment los. io,.
~ ~. .i.,.os1 + his discourse. Mr. Dlsraei'
s,,I sls .s',, ~, I'd across the table ana siae
le..'.t, s..t, ae eilitesa-no more. Mr. 1iia
suiss'' ;,,o,, covered biinself and proceeded
seol.1' WI ,.s.., eb-Notes and Queries
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
-. rnmper oatpnt.


The vastness Of Names timber wealth e
not generally appreciated. Every year
now 500OOO.O 900 feet OF logs are cut 70 tne
state. about third Of this amount iio'.s TO-.
- ~ 'r,snnfactured lumber that has been
sbipned from the state since the first saw
miil Was started IS enormous beyond ae-
scription. Today the Penohseot iog crop
a snwed almost wholly for the american
market. New York, New kngiana lof'a
and Philadelphia taking the puiA oi ~
sonsbern Lumbarman.
In France suceesstui experiments nsy' ..,
been made with sulphate Of iron and Wltl
snInhate of copper, lime and water as
spray in preventing potato disease
There is an island near Menominee
Mich. which is literally alive with worm
tbat swarm over everything and anothe
one that is so infested with snakes that n
one will visit it,
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
vanitv n a Small boy.


Ala,. i suburban street any bright
morninr may be seen a small boy waikinE
selatelv beside his nurse, trundling hoop,
-iIine very small bicycle or driving an
oistrenerous goat in blackboard that Is
~ harasome to be smashed, as it will
III soon and the boy with it, probably
The young gentleman has not only piensy my,
~ nlavtbincs, but plenty OF clothes. The
suits he seems to feel most conliofl.Die , ~
bava lnickerbockers that stop above the
knee. and long, belted workman $ blouse
A white Dioue suit made in this way mas
40 hlorse Gathered at the neck under a
hand 81 black velvet ribbon. The ribbon
nc down each shoulder, covering the
fastening OF the blouse, belts it, and trims
it around the bottom.
ME kpiekerbockers have black velvet
hnttone On the outside at the knee. Long
vhifestockincs are worn, and black patent
iasthar SINNERS with black velvet bows
a hat goes with this suit which the boy
bsfas because. as be says, it is "a glrl'
lat if-ert IS 3 washbasin shape, OF whlI'
NSS;ona. stitehed around and around until 4
and having a large bow OF blacl
On the crown.
oh this little bog is as fond Of fur
l,lic a any little boy may be, yet b.
tinoments OF majesty when be prom
n state, and his bearing says plain
re 1 am, dressed to be looked al
Vantage Of your opportunity
chat he is very funny, 50 amusin
isvanity. Mothers and nurses WI
hat boys often have more yanit
rs. Whether the trait disappear
life is another and a larger que
mt in young or old vanity ir
IS merely misnomer for love
lHhil.-Iier Point Of View in Ne
mo.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06

TERMS. INCLUDING POSTAGE.
FOX ONE YEAR, CASH IN ADVANCE ~
FoRslX MONTHS, IN ADVANCE, - 81 ~
FOR ONEYEAR.NOT PAID IN ADVANCES
transient Az advertisements. 80 cents per l ,nc, !,
6r.i1nsertion. Subsequent iussruons' @'0S3 7
READING Noti.es 10 cents per @ iine .lch vs.
Yearly rates given on applcau0n'
NJ rsoer viii be discontinued ceach Halls.
& asgs t are ,,iI. Psia posai sGiI Cote. pos -neir
sab.eribers noticing started a. li5,ss.eiaea elaiea j
pease notify Ms az a. 9'opped hwhs soalsrst.l
suosellovS,t ,S5tb esie lie said ',paa aaladGgiais-
Tle date Il there@ - held the oihes
paid INCONSISTENCIES man, VINO e. 4. Aell ~
easst1 % ~ other = the position thsres
sr But yos .uftea feeling when y 80
81 car ,6le of business ueni lgle lepus
nes1 sfs and allay the. feeling pY'su4 - !
tbat o1dothar Morris Pc nla9e
ssFete Before calling on Mgs. MOTIFS ss Z
ia 'r,ron the Incumbent ana "oulI
5s5,,tre. and stated the eblecJs "a fss'l'
viz fhat they b0sh saeld ~ of
morris. Which both on tne en'l''s'
tbs moment. agreed % 40. a. tl, ail.d |
~ Tbe,,lf appointed coTqmittee snen o'liel,
Nrs. Morris and stqted the pprps.s.ss. m r .s.Pa u
s1ais ,5sif Mrs Morris at onee-si.iu; ~
ri' F4s, 4Vhvi Inever.l loOkeo ag
Is fs,sk in my lie. Whatcoola COZ oo =
fFisasnsing iusticei Theldea d Pfeie.sl
n > ssyyeii Mrs Morris, we know 'yo1
oo sense Of Justice, and have ah 4
eonsdsree in your honor and inFegn.S
- 'rts candidates for the oi4ce neRs 22oyu
snred - that II you will take the oluus' 5
shag viii cheerfuy resign ali CLAIMS .els es.
81 ~ everv efort Tor your appolnS
4 y wei. If these are the tacts 1 "lll
@e,t u take the Office, bus you Know
gentlemen, that kBow notnlpg d auDs1s y DAS
dnties but will do the best Eean' "a
an due time the appointment came, cam !, oila M
Ms Morris was installed as lusssles. ). .. 5 ~
sca a. Wyoming The docket q g1he g
y fnc,,nl,enti was handed over anl N uue'
tes came the first case. Tins. was Z
t.1.l- -,oatter batygeea two htsgants' pom
su trovyp to alrs Morris, whlen lau
- eonmenced hefor the former lustSes.
"a course It became known through ene
tos-n tbat Mrs Esquire Morris was golns
70 bave, her first trial, and every spare el.l-
zen must of course, be present-to peir IL y.
rhe "courtn met in the courtroom Ol
time and called on the plaintiff tnrongh
5js .ttornev to state his case Inc oe
Ei ,-se tbep called in the same manner
ssyonr attorneys have stated your case
or.sotIv have they gentlemehF Anesi
maiam" s'Then this court mas no luii7 u,
diction over the case" Inc ATTORNEY ~
rtmmediately rose and com
N>l5 c, but the squire" SAID
tN 6~s, sir but this court mas
~ 9"-.his case"
~ IN igants she saids Here
e ,lf and George % go hom'
~ ofe -aht along" They Doti
~ Eotbapt1, at her hS"se sh
,air.
tan1sf ftei4eir dificuties, 8
ing: ad Free-TTafde must btr
,gori..ss..s nation, Great Britain in &c
b. o1o II. Thu
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06

To lid the human body Of the
I'd son Of disease, Is % eliminate
Il lhiongh the pores Of skin.
not only does this, but it forces out
germs which make the poison. ana
no the general health at the same
s. not take any limitations or snnsli-
rs. s. S for you win be disap
Tbere is only one swiit,s sIesinss
is nothing ike it ..
Roweil, No n Quincy $500, ~
Mass SAYS that her inotnet eu'.s nas
81 scrofAla by the use q '',. ionl
s. s.. after having NAG nlusn ,..
t,nrnt and being reduced % 4nlss
i;lion az healfli, as II was lAoaen'
not live n;..os,
rorr,rrsza7cn. 81
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
Lemon Hot Drops

Cures all Coughs, Colds, boarseness,5 5 ''oly nIl
Throat, Bronchitis, HemoIIInase. ,sI. pa,;obie %sig
throat and lung diseases si Elsssnii' oniy bv
rs cents at druggis.s' e.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
WATCHES.

Watches Of every Grade, from low pilceu ~
yer cases to The Highest grade in the hnest gum
all warranted to be good time-keeper or no s"'''
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
STLVERWARE.

lie also shows fan assortment OF silver anu
nlsted rar.. knives, forks spoons. Rew styles o.
cotree spoons pickle jars, fruit dishes cake pas
ket fish slices. asparagus forks ard tableware o.
various kinds: a full stock Of ornamental ware
c,r,s t,ronzes etc etc.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
.IEWELRY.

He has the most complete assortment OIL Jew S'y
ever shown in this town. consisting IN pa'' % ''
Ger rings for ladies and gentlemen Oh lhe '"'.5
styles. watch chains Of unique palt 'as III a..
grsdes cheielan chains and fobs for ladies', o'oss
nns. bangles. charms, pencils and go'a p'"s ."
nnaInas NnriaLY.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
Matchmaker and Jeweler'
WILFORO. DEL.

rgr Erhsmeh comes TO Mi ford, with the nest
Of credentials and his population az a wofS"an
il second 70 none in Delaware. His sioek speAAS
fot its self
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
REPAIRING.

Being a practical watch maker o. eNpe''gno'
Mr. Erbsiaehl is prepared to do ell xmas o. ~
pa,ripe making specially Of fine watehes IA "a
wil mt and keep your watches in good otoei' anu
warrants all bis work
Try MIN an, ss;isfy yourself
I'm Jumps B40cKa
MILFORD, DEL.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06

THE State elections which took
last Tuesday have not given grea
fort to either Of the great parties. .bu
are shouting victory" Que
signs that are full of promise for +
lican success in 1882 is, the sw'
majority that Ohio gave Major WI
Kinley for governor and electing
publican legislature. This She
that the farmers OF Americe
protective tariff and will 81
v.assiaican party because(u'
9qged i4 champiOning Of q, d. %niee ne5s
lnN drl,,, ~ n New York the Gs5gg Gsa5gg experience
himsl clean sweepIh devil fish at the
ing lature-bptiy.
iup - aaeompapied by a fisherman
sea7ehina for Nsea eggs, and a hhe
one shell partly covered ny a IocA
cbino his eye he determined to secure
IL r.rize Barnes, who was parelootel3
~ 800 into the water to obtain go9u
NJ ...,..lsss on the rock, when his left ankle
..'',,;d -,;,sd bv one Of the tentaeles OF Dig
as.S ...osns The surprised explorer made a
49, -, I. esfort 10 draw his imprisoned toot
,,ay hut more deadly in their grip INA. Dnan
'" - If a policeman are the long
-4he devil fish, and soon
of the sub
ID around
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
/ think III * that IL

think that th
frightened her'O,.,
WHY she carried away unS ie, -,
mystery that puzzles even f-Ae -''''f" ue-
/ tectives. New York Sun.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
CLOCKS

Ia the way OF clocks he can suit the s''''i'''IS
poeket and the ps,.st fasiideous taste. rom 'u'
smallest travelling or desk clock to the hnesl llun
ne each guaranteed to be the best oil It's klnu
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
.WNsEND.
rrnms- INcLInINa posTAGE.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06

dd Free lrapS uluSt DSt j
,gor.. ..ssass nation, Great Britain in zee
r stansing alone R. H. THU.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06

mr. spEcIFsa7cn y
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-06
nter. .aga
kright

Jntes dga-
kright
/ one
tired |
=, we
Ito
ipon a
at our
ire In a
peace,
By his
reeze,
lar at
ienjoy-
content.
banged
sr tea
me roof
groom.
den. All
a double
Z plants Of
Willy laden
nostrils
qnium
Nber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
LOSSES IN A FACTORY BUILDING.

Flame, in the top OF the four.tOry factory build
Ing No, $50 and 1,j52 Thiid-avc were discovered
by Policeman Harrison at 80 a. NJ Yesterday.
Two alarms called dozen companies Of firrmcn.
Occupants Of an adjoining tenement house left their
room, when the flames in the factory dIrtcd out Of
the upper story windows and rose like great torch
above the roof. John Coffee, collector for the
Plaindcaer Printing Company was asleep on the first
floor Of the burning building until the rcmcn arrived.
He took his time getting out. and refused to leave
until he had collected the things which he wished
to save. a policeman finally helped him out through
the smoke.
The flames burned out the third ard fourth stories
Of the factory and damaged the building to the cX
tent Of $4,000. II belongs 10 T. u. Whifen. Other
losses were as follows: Benedict Iron Screen Works.
81 900 Woert & Young. ivory buttons, 5000; New
York Carpet Cleaning Company. $1,000; Taylor
Carpenter, Manning & Duscnbcrv, pianos. 81 900
NJ Goodman lace works 500 Decker a Sons. pianos.
81 900 Plaindeaer Printing Company, $500; Weller
& Falkensten. bar fixtures 300. The cause Of the
fire not known.
A slight fire discovered in the house No. "a
East hundred and fifty Second =. in the after
noon, and Engine Company No. 50 went there on the
alarm. Policeman Eagan, Of the Morrisania Squad
tried to get ride by jumping on the machine. hut
ne fell and was run Ills left leg crushed.
An ambulance carried him To Tie Harlem Hospital.