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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
ANXIOUS TO SECURE EMPLOYMENT.

Ore Of the many distressing cases OF want which I'M
happily during rigorous winter Is that -
Richard Deyrcnt, who o. this country from Germany
about fourteen months ago. AT hat time Dcyrent Is
described by those who know him industrious man,
had small sum OF money, which he invested In res
The restaurant successful, aud Devrlcnt
uen served as porter in drugstore for - i This
situation he kept only short time. I'll health causing him
give up While H. Germany Dc held the place Of
Lcokkeeper shpbrildng firm o. which his father is
member ara ne has excellent references He suffers
detective eyc,Pht but he that he Is poctj capable
Of doing aid is anxious TO light employ
ment will enable him - earn bread. lie t. now
living at No GSS Eleventh AVE. and fog the present
entirely dependent kind.hcsftcd G,Iaan couple vino
nearly poor himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
THE SUGAR TRUST CASE STILL ~ court.

The trial OF the suit brought by duncan Cameron against
the the socslled sugar Trust not down
in the SUPREME Court, in Brooklyn yesterday for week
from today. The counsel Tor the trustees moved the
trial The counsel for Cameron opposed on the ground
that the nterocutory Judgment Of Judge stayed all
proceedings.
Judge Cullen decided the incrlocutory judgment
In cnjonIng any further proceedings TO interfere tho
receivers in performing their duty did prevent disposg
Of actions already pending by defending them then
appointed day for trial but did decide whether the
judgment In the must he cot rid Of hrst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALIEN RLE-Count Arco Valley. German Minister ~
Washington. BRENOOkT-Genera Charles j. PANE OF
Boston. BRUNSWICK -Furmsn Rogers Of Philadelphia
FIFTH AVENUT-TX. Senator Joseph L. Mcdonald oil
Indiana Ex-Governor Henry Howard, Of Rhode Island ana
Rear Admiral Daniel Ammcn, United states Navy NUN.
FAY HILIl-Scnator John H. Mitchell. OF Oregon ana
General John y. Knapp, o. Auburn. y. y. PAKh AVE"
NUE-LicutenantGoveinorE Edward r. Jones. OF Bingham
ton. VICTORIA--John W. Dwight, Of Dryden, y. u
WINDSOR-H. B. Ledyard. Of Detrot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
PORT OF NEW. YORk....... THURSDAY. JAN g. lse
ARRIVED


PORT OF NEwGoEk.-..... THURSDAY. JAN. ). 1891
ARRIVED
steamer Minister Maylach Ger. Scherhors, Bremen
Hcc -. ia ballast 10 Gustav Hryc.
steamer IIoguth Hr. Rack, SANTOS Dee Jancrn
with md-" - Busk ~ Jevons Arrived at the ar At IA
Siram'r itplic" tEr. Salter RinJanciro 10 with
mdsr and PASSENGERS To Bnsk Jevons. Arrived ar
Saginaw. Kelly. Domingo CITY Dee n VIA San
chez. SANTANA. Porto Itl Cape Iaycn Port IaiN and
and Turks Island with md'e ana passengcrs To VIM clyde
~ CO. Arrived n III" Bar at "a N
Pima with sugar 10 Geo Chrsa Arrived at the Ear at 10
Baldomcro lclc-ne SPAN. Blyona. Havana
da'' WIN nd'" anl PASSENGERS To crblOs 4 Co. Ar
rived ri the Bar at lie
steamer ~ Sol hawthorn Men days with md.e
steamer RIO Grandc Cluor. rcrnandna s. with miso
ami passengers 10 G. ~ Mallory & 60
Steamer Ola Domnun. Couch. Richmond Norfolk with
mdsc and pls1cngcrS To old dominion - co
steamer Ii + DimocK. Berry. Boston. with mdso
Dm"ck.
DGer) stcclmlnn Scttn 80 days with md,e
o order. vessel Ia Tlro ltuGcr,C Co.
BARK smith tBrl 1inriey Rotterdam so DAYS W I'M rndse
L. order, vessel 10 tunch. Edyo6 Co.
sUNSEr-wndat SANDY Hoo light WV far
Al 'iiy lsahd-Wnd light, y J., cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
st,pmcI si,tr OF Nevada Err. stewart Glasgow Dec ~
Mo,Ir ~ viii md'c and passengers To Austin BALDWIN A.
ca. Arrived AZ tn Bar At a.55 u
steamer James Watt tnr'. Priuc ProSrrso days with
Steamer s"mno" Patt. Jacksonville Charleston
with in!so ard passengers to VIM = clyde 4 &C.
CLEARED.
Steamer lltto tBr kendie Liverpool Busk & Jevons
Steamer talieo tlir Magrc. ull-Sa"rer,on, a son
steamer Elhn Thompson. Hansen Havana Lord a Aus
steamer Morgan CITY. Gardner. Galveston John r Van
Steamer III Dorado Bvrne NcwO orleans r Van sickle
Steamer ty oi ~ Augusunc. French. Fcrnandna &C
warren ltaV.
Steamer Kansas City. Fisher. Savannah II l. Walker
old dominion rs co
steamer city Of Atlanta, Dole. West Point va-old Domn.
lon - Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
AFTER A TRICKY Young NAN.
HE SAID HE WAS \ LAWYER. AND so SECURED
PAPERS REPRESENTING ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.

HE SAID HE WAS \ LAWYER, AND so SECURED
PAPERS REPRESENTING ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
A peculiar case came 10 light yesterday by the APP
plica;ion 10 the police 20 find who is charged
with having taken legal papers representing 100000
worth Of property and falling to keep an appointment
with the owner of the papers. The latter Is young
woman living in New York. She told Police Captain
Campbell Yesterday thet She was engaged TO marry
DIR. schmidt "A young physician, who died about tlSce
weeks ago. Her father lr.shman. objected to her
marrying. a German. When the doctor died he gave
her tin box containing his Will, bank books on inc
williamsburg Savings Rank Cor $4,000, and deeds ior
real estate at Thrdavc. and Forty secondst. new
York worth $4,000 She directed 10y her friends
10 visit Brooklyn and have guardian appohtcd ana
She went to the Court House fortnight ago. IN seek
ing information she met young man who said he was
"a lawyer and gave hcI his card. she me| nm 10y ap-
pointment in the ronda OF the Court House ana gave
him the papers in the case. Twice aiterWaiu she c'
him at the same place, but on Tuesday he failed 10
keep an appointment and she went to George = 'dSe,
a lawyer az No. 2Oi Nontaguc-St.. who uiea 70 Ahu
the LAWYER whose cald she had. But at his ohce she
found lie was not The man she had met. 'he was
taken 10 see an cmpoye OF the Cts Works Department
who is brother of the lawyer whose name - on INC
card and he described young man whose de,5rpn3Hn
tHluc, with thi; tivcn b. the girl. Yesterday me
TO Police CAPTAIN Canpleli ana loi,, diIoc
hr,.oif IL dav lrstl steps VIII be tdhcn 70 ma nm;
At tie Williamsburg SAVINGS Bank the mont! ,tIl S
10 Dr schmidt Is s,U deposit. and the yolhS IduN
mas taken steps that : not drawn i,a
Dr. Schmits death was given 10 the bank l.e pOil,o
Official, declined - make Iailr The name III tnc 'c
Investigation OF the StatcTent, maze 10 inc PuI55.
Ia: evening showed that no such man a> IT o''IMO
lived or del al Third and Forty sec nlc''' NcW
York where tie yourc woman said he did. IN rooms
over drug store. The drug store j. kcpl pI ucIS
Bonmla- ana the property j. owned by ''' r. hHHn
MAJ The woman said that DR.. SchnlGt oWheo ,I4D
r-ercrty some Of her >;atcmcntS would seem ~ 'l I
cor iradict;0.. ~hr FIRST -tated that Dr. >ciihlut
M, ,tv W.. worth ~ 100000 and afterWard that IL
ar,iut,-oi Ia outr 500 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
JFpSTY CITY.

The Jersey CITY Athletic Club yesterday gave a
matinee performance 81 the chimes 81 Normhn'N ~
49, ..do,n, ~ vusic The proceeds were for Tho
benefit Of the Chldrcns Home and large sum We
realized.
,ai,tion and entertainment ~ the Gaberna'l" lat
night ,.,.
Jud-e Knapp yesterday appointed Colonel Ed"in y
s.cvnue Aaron BALDWIN aud Edward Eu~, ~ Tax tom
yr,tssinners under the Martin Act, fol lloJohen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
TIVE CRESCENT CLUE HOUSE THRowH OPEN.

TIE CRESCENT CLUE HOUSE TlI6pWN OPEN.
The Crescent Athletic Clubhouse in l1errepontHt''
ras thrown cnen Yesterday afternoon Tor inc
Crs, tue I'M, season. The occasion was a loan cX-
l,b,ifop of pantE., belonging to Thomas T. Sunm1n'
Fben j. Knowlton, George Il. Olcott. Latham ~
Fish. George &. Barclay. John :. James. joseph T.
uoaglaud Alexander Barrie Charles VI. Bull, ". G.
De..lcr. Edward i. oeccomb, Warren E. Ill., Eober'
Grave y. KroclIor a co.. william schaus. Richard q
10 tho Au,erictu Art Association and Bakcsee & CO.
.- MO D-ciI:c, that attracted most attention were
the "Vllle dAurav." OF CcIOt and George Innes-'S
GEORGIA sunset" The house was filed TO over
flowing Among those present were Mrs Thomas f.
Srlna1 the Misses ~tiiluan. Latham y. fl~h, inc
Misses Fish the Mise, kHowlton. te Misses NORMAN
air,. George c. Iar,lay. M>, Blanche Larcay. Nr5'
JoaD : lanes, Nr-. j. 4. lO8cland. MI. C1rH II.
DE silver Airs. BOSNIAN and Mrs. John f. Borrlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
cap,ain Paul Kcarney. a well known river
TLIZAHFTII


THE CITY COINCIL COMMITTEE
President Gllhooly. Of the CITY Council, Lat night
announced the following -tanding committee for l-2l
Finance Campbell. IIul--y and oD"nnrll. Law
Dunn, Corbin and Quien. streets -ci"imcr. "la-by
and McOrath. Qui"n. smith ana Dunu.
Public Grounds and Building Mctrith Benjamin aud
Cantwcll. Printing Flynn. Mack and Eg'nolf Rail
roads sheppard. smith and O'Dounel Public Health
Mravlag Mack and Van Hart Poor and Aims,
Collins Lawrence and TOWney. Police Eccuof.
Mr;ivlas and Scnlcimcr. Lamps. Gas and Wafer
Kurt Corbn and Collins. Fire Department Van
IIa+ TilIou and Flynn. school,, Ilal,cy. sheppard
and Benjamin. Marict--t ,la~by, Ton and knrth.
Shows and Exhibitions iownlcy, Cantwell and Law
renee.
The second trial Of the New jersey Jockey Club
at the present term of IN" Union County Court ro
suited yesterday did the former one IN verdict oi
guilty. The Jury out two hours. sentence Wa
deferred.
Charles Woducr. German. ON Tuesday started from
Newark 10 come - thI, city crI~ld for ~,
plOycr, Edward Nr-.y. uf So 30 NcW jersey Railroad
ave. taxing the ldtcrs hOi-r and buggy I'd 80 -
purchas, some goods. lie went 10 Hctncd & iIaw-
klns's livery stable here and since then nothing has
been seen Of him.
Mayor Rankin Of this ciry. last night nominated
Albert Carlton los city Controller. The nomination
wa~ promptly confirmed by tie Common Council.
Carlton has served six year, IN tho Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

was run over and killed last evening at Columbia ana
Congress sts bv trucl; belonging to the pork packing
firm of Figce Brothers. driven By Nicholas Brown, OF
No. IL Bremen-st Brown arrested.
An interesting lecture upon Rembrandt and His
Times" was delivered last evening in Art Association
Hail before large audience by the Rev John W. Chad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
PLATNFIELD.
COMP ANN.

LEO DAFT SUES THE DAFT COMPANY.
Leo Daft the Pa.uhcld, y. j.. electrician ana IN
yenfor IA, brought suit I'm the supreme Court OF New
York against the Daft Electric Light Company inc
United Electric Traction Company ana other smaller
c,,rnro tinns ~ similar character, recover some
$4,000 or more of which he claims to have bTn
Cefr.Iicd. The capital stock If IN" nted El'rtri
traction COMPANY /, - 900 900. Of which Mr. Dan
hold, "A large amount Of preferred stock Inc ele'-
tricin traded hi, valuable nvenIonS for stock III one
company, but another company absorbed IT, lie Seehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
RAMHo,s OWNER Is SATISFIED.

Tho suit Of John Chandler against the Plainhcn
Electric Light Company to recover the value "f MS
$500 trOttng horse Eambo, which was killed last
June by coming into contact with one OF the company
live wires was settled yesterday by a compromise
The company claimed that tlfr horse met H. dcilh ~
an act Of Providence and gave notice that IL Wptu
contest the claim. Just bcforr the case was calIcl II
is sad that Nj. Chandler received nearly th amount
Of damages claimed and the case was dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
, WEDDING, AND An ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Tile announcement made yesterday Of the ap
preaching weddings Of TWO prominent Plalnheh Young
women. Miss Emma Prentice McGcc, daughter oil
James McGce, cN-prcsdcut of the Ncw-Iorh Produce
Exchange viii De married Ia Jane, Richard JOY, IN
inc Plalnicd Methodist Episcopal Church, IueSday'
January 20. at O'Clock The engagement 81 p nin'
field, Oldest established business men. 10 SalnucI
Clark, r.. a. Wcstlicld, also announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
PATE R>.lN
A GANG OF THIEVES CA

GANG OF THIEVES CAUGHT.
The police made a raid on gang Of thieves
yesterday. Several burgarics Of produce dealers,
stores hsh been committed within "a few Gays and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

night bcfor, last Albert Van HlarcOms store IN
Man.st. WAS plundered. Detective mage, win
other officers visited the house No. 1j FutonSi;: ana
arrested the proprietor, Waiter DenneIy, Wafer
IInruh\ William OCounor aud James Johnson. Inc
nIt.oncrs live in varou, part, of the city and Den
nrlly house was their r,nd"zv0us. oConnor, though
the yOunc~t is considered the leader OF inc sa!i-
Pork and other stolen provisions were found in tho
place.
The annual review 81 the First Battalion, y. r.:
y j. hv the state officers took place ~ Apollo nan
lat night and Irgadcr General Bird W. spencer, 0i
pnssaC In>pccorG cncIal OF Rifle Practice. presented
BADGE, 10 tile marh,mcn who had qualified at the sea
tir range during the pasi year. The ceremonies Wero
followed by A hop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
No Sailing Under
If ammonia or alum is a Eo1co CO1Orc

powder why are not such powders sold as ammonia
or "alum powders and not as " absolutely pure or
cream of tartar powders? The honest way is TO
publish the ingredients. Everything used IN Cleve-
lands Baking Powder is printed on the label
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
Announcem enn

Essence Of Ginger don't cure coughs and bulld
YOU up like PARKEWS GINGER TOMB: -,
'PAEKER'S HAIR BALSAM cleanses the scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentllrice
the best powder I'm the world for preserving ho
teeth. Refreshing and decious.' % cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
NJ " Ark



MARY MADE y NIGHT OF IT.
ror, " Scnowhtn. who live with his family NJ
20 40 Barnet St. hired coloreh domestic known a.
vo.,1o . v,ck ago. on Wednesday night the family
,,.uhcd AN entertainment AID id not get home uWII
a nj. Yesterday. They found the house licht"H up
fr,p, Collar 70 garrett and Maggie. insane Win drH"'
running about the hou-c looking for burglars Mi
-,b,wlau thlu,t her into her room and he ana his
,vife sat M all night st a IN. when the door ~
Maggie, room was opened. she Wa found posing 10
Tho middle 81 the noor with good deal 81 tr"hh"
.bc was elected from tn house. AID as soon rs "n
the sidewalk seized la-c" piece. Of Ice ana sm'-n"i
tho Mate ga., doors and Windows. When arrested
,ho woman wa, recognized Mary Butler. an old
offender. she sent 10 JAIL
Captain Paul Kcaney. well known river pilot on
tho Pa,sac and Newark BAY. died a. - home 40 j.
Cherry st. Newark. on "Wednesday night, aged hiti
lie leaves - wife and one ION.
Edward (o,fcn a driver for MougcS 4 schmidt
bakery committed suicide durlu- wednesday nlehl ~
taking a dose OF carbolic acid at bis nome" -" 80,
Fifteenth ave. lie was depressed IN nina Oh a'c|lh'
OF III health.
John H. Martin and Charlie, Nlortcllc the hunco
men who attempted 10 rob Charlie -" hu nov -
police court vcstcrday They waived examination and
we're committed for tie Grand jury
An unknown man wac Killed last night by being
struck by Dover accommodation train at south
Orange He had letters in hs pocket add c~,cd 70 Mrs
Francis 81 Brick Church. and ,icn"I g. &. Lind -cy.
The man VA, about thirty years old had light ha.r,
smooth face. and respectfully dressed Inc Dpdy
brought to the mor-Ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

TOKTIITN
LONDON Jan I Sailed. steamer Persian Monarcn 'oi'
BristOw. for New. York, c,,,
oUEEHsTowN Jan - Passed. steamer Germanc !Br Can
eon from New ork on her Liverpool Did not STOP
owing o weather. - ,,uo..oo, hama.
sailed steamer Celtic (Br). Roberts from LVerpooi "ch0o
for y ew York oA-,. m,
Roberts. from New York. t,-> rorI,ra
LEiTH. Jan ARRIVED, steamer Montauk 'br'' 'e"A'
CoPsSHAexN Jan ARRIVED steamer Hekh (Dan'
TpI nc Ian sailed steamer Rhaetia Ger. Kuhwein
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

THE LEADER" the best water-cracker In th'
world nitrCgenOus and phosphate; no yeast or Sou'
powerful builder UP Of tissue II -..us
HEALTH FOOD CO.. 81 Fifth Avenue, ana all grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

DYSPEPSIA in its worst forms will yield to tne
OF taror's Nerve Pills, aided by CATERS 'o
Liver pills. Dose, OF each after eating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1O-Dtl
sun 20 seut47 Moon r'cs * IN Moons age 20
WAFER
IX-ssndy Hook. GIT GOV Ishnl $50 ilel! fltA S26
PA-Saney HOOK o.5i Gov.G,Aut 40 HelI cate. SU3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements ndnitted into these eeia,n,
mr. rccommen dcd TO the readers of THE TRIR
UNR n. thoroughly reliable. and business cal BE-
aouc by mail with the advertisers with pssfas
safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
80 WEST s9TH.ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System Gento Cfnsfy ofgsn
impotence and Sterility. Hours 70 1 D 70 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
steamer Foscolia (Bp Temper. Norfolk-Funcn' Ea'e
Co. rrno,L
Steamer II NJ Whitney. Hallett Boston-h DimocS.
SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin. for yerpool Italia stern ~
Campue Antwerp: Asphodel. RIO Janelro; Morgan VI
Galveston r. DoaO and Shawmut. New orleans; WyahoA
Newport News: CITY of Atlanta West Point va
Bark AvOca. for London.
Brig Sagut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
OUTGOING STEIHERS.
NNLPHI\E NEIYS

Yglcsias, span Trans HavanI.&c......iO am ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-06

The successful baking of cake, etc, de-
ponds so greatly upon the oven that 1t Is
well to test the heat unless one is so eXpe-
rienced as to tell almost by instinct when
the temperature is just right. The follow
ing rules are given by a French cook; "Try
the oven every ten minutes with piece OF
white paper. If too hot the paper will
blaze up or blacken. When the paper be
comes dark brown the oven is fit for small
pastry, pies, etc. When light brown-that
is, the color Of really nice pastry-it is
ready for tarts. When the paper turns
dark yellow-the color Of deal-you can
bake bread, large meat pies or large pound
cakes; while if just tinged the oven is right
for sponge cake, meringues, ETC." In mix
ing cakes always add the whites Of eggs
lust at the last before baking. Do not beat
them into the mixture, but stir them in
lightly and as quickly as you can, especially
for sponge cake. Buns are said to be much
lighter and shorter when the dough is SET
overnight and the eggs and Havoring
mixed in next day.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-06
The Decimal Scale.

The disadvantage Of the decimal scale is
that the number ten can only be once
divided without leaving a fraction. A duo
decimal scale of Enumeration would have
been much better, and, in fact, is much
more in accordance with our present sys-
TEN Of weight, measure and coinage. Had
the Chaldeans or Arabs, who instituted
the decimal scale of numbers from their
ten digits, only taken it from the giants
among them, who, like the giant Of Gath,
had twelve digits as well as toes, the result
would have been much more satisfactory
to all calculating individuals among sue
ceeding generations as well as those of oul
civil service.-Temple Bar.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-06

Speaking of passes, there are hundreds
of men about town who have the very use
full little bits of pasteboard that permit
them to ride free on railroads and street
railways, but there are some other passes
or franks that are by no means so common.
One Of these is the frank Of the Western
Union and other telegraph companies, that
allows it's possessor to send his messages
without cost to him. A decidedly unique
pass is that of the Adams Express com
pany, comparatively few of which are is
sued, and by means of which one can send
packages free all over the country. II
bears on celluloid face a representation
of n skull and crossbones, with the word
dead Head" on either side. IL seems t
have been conceived in rather humorou
spirit. The few who carry these passes sa.
they are very handy at times.-New Yorl
/ News
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-06
A NOVEL RUG.
A Homemade Rug which Has the Charm
of the Oriental Productions.

Many Of the homemade rugs are prefer
able to the machinery made varieties, and
the chief charm about these is the same
that make the oriental rugs so popular
the lack Of mschinelike regularity and uni
formity True art is diversity in uniform
ity The fault Of most Of the homemade
rugs Is that they are not woven tight
enough, and as a result the fuzzy part has
to be left long II this could be cut of as
short and even as the Turkish rugs hand
some productions would be made at small
expense, says The Decorator and Furnisher,
which gives the following directions for
doing this;
/ After the fashion Of the eastern rug and
carpet makers make a stout framework OF
wood about a foot larger than the rugs arr
to be Then string coarse fish line from
one end to the other, pulling them just AZ
tight as the strings will stand without
swapping. They should be placed as clos
together as possible Separate every othei
one and run stick between the rows
Then tie in double knot each piece of col
ored cord or rag OF fancy material, cut II
strips o. about two inches or less, to tn
upper row OF fish line. Put each piec
close together. Then remove the site
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-06
HAD HIS BRAND WITH HIM.
A Kenosha Man Who Nearly Came to
Grief in "a Dry Goods Store.

Inst before the shower the other day
man rushed into one of the big State street
drv goods stores, selected seven dollar
umbrella and said to the salesman;
81 want this charged. want to take it
with me, and Pve just thirty minutes 10
catch my train"
what nameY" languidly inquired the
salesman.
80, Little, Kenosha," replied the man.
"Got an accountP
"Had one for five years"
"Are you Mr.. Little"
81 am"
The salesman called over floorwalker
and explained that Mr.. o. Little, OF Keno
sha. who had an account and was Mr.. lAt-
tie himself, had selected a seven dollar UNI
brella which he wanted to have charged
and take with him.
"Um-ahp' said the hoorwalker. Il
know Mrs Little, butt
"Well, Pm her husband, and l pay the
bills" said the man.
"Jjm-ahr' said the fioorwalker. "You
have no idea how we are imposed upon
the rules of the house are so strict. DO you
know any one in the store, Mr.. LittleF
Mr.. Little thought a moment and SAID
he knew Mr. Beaten in the carpet depart
ment. Mr.. Little and the floorwalker I'M
fortunately found that Mr.. Beater was Ill
and not down that day. Mr.. Little grew
red and hot and the foorwalker pompous
Mr.. Little finally recollected that he knew
man at the glove counter, one Mr.. hlad
Unfortunately it was discovered that Mr.
Kidd had gone to lunch. Mr.. Little grew
desperate and the floorwalker suspicious
Mr.. Little didn't know anybody else In tn
store or out Of it, and showed a pocketfu
of letters addressed TO 80. Little, kenosha
Wis" The fioorwalker said he was sorry
but, etc. Mr. Little was determined Z
have that umbrella charged and take !
away with him besides. He argued, threat
ened. pleaded. Twas all in vain.
Suddenly he made a frantic grab at hi
vest ripped open the buttons, fumble
wildly for an instant, and then exhibits
an embroidered bit of linen.
"Therel" said he "Do you 'spose ia .
wearing o. Titles shirts II wasn't l
Littlef"
THAT goes" said the floorwalker.-Ch
cago Tribune.