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New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
DR0P0SALS FOR BLANK POSTAL NOTES

i AND MONEY -OKDEK DItAFTS.-Postohlce DepaTt-
mem: Washington, D. q. April p; ls9l-SEALED PRO
POSALS Will received at this Department until II
O'Clock m on Thursday, 21st day Of May 1891 for
furnisheng all the "Blank Postal Notes" and Money
Order Draf.s which the Department may order during
period Of years commencing on the 18th day Of Aug
TTntinS Of the sury Department is required by the
provisions Of second section Of the act Of March g 1883
ders therefor Blank forms OF bids. with fIl specifea
tions sample Postal Note, and sample Money Order
Draft will be furnished upon application TO tho Super
intendent Of the Moneyorder System, Potonce Depart
ment Washington D.. Q. The right TO reject any bid
estimate is reserved. S. A. wHITBIELD. Acting Post
rnasta
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TT $ ASSAY OFFICE. NewYor1 Cit,

u superintendent's Office, May ), 1s01-Sealed pro.
pOsals viii received ~ the undersigned O'Clock
m June 3, 1891 for furnishing such supplies as be
months ending 30 1892 embracing acids barrels
coal charcoal copper plates etc. crucibes etc, fuxes,
iron pipe and castings lead pipe sheet lead rubber goods
and necessary supplies Schedules aud blank
Of proposals. with information to quantities OF such
articles will probably be required win be furnished
application Proposals will no consdcred separately
on article and comparison OF the prices and
samples furnished. will be accepted to the whole
part may DE- deemed for the interest OF the Govern
nent the right TO reject any all proposals being re-
served acquisitions will be made the parties whose
bids may accepted and the articles must De- furnished
as required without delay. Proposals. 70 receive consd-
Grafton must be accompanied by sufficient boad with
more surees and by samples or such description
posals should addressed the Undersigned and In
CLOSED with copy OF this advertisement, IN sealed
veope indorseG Proposals for Supplies" The bids Will
be opened and registered at the hour named in the
ence bidders and officers Of the Assay Office ANDW.
MASON Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

York, Tuesday, May H.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
1 9-story building, with plot Of land on Greenwish.s:
corner Dey-st plot 4S x495xirregularx05o Brent
Good e95 900. 80 - -
/ 4-stoTy building with lot, No 16e 102dst, 225
IT OF 3dave, LOT 20xlo011 Alexander s. webb $4,000
3-stOry dwelling, with lot, No SS Edgecombe-ave s.
1QS IT OF 13sthst lot 1sxs5; Martin l. Rickerson
4-story building with lot, No 406 e 114th-st S.
9i6 IT Of 1stave lot 2O.6xioo1e Emigrans Savings
/ 4-story dwelling with lot, w 3sth-st S, sos
$50 600.
4-story buildings with o: No 10S oth.ave.
Nos 1862 and 36 17th-st, lot 26x1O0 Estate OF Fo
garty, S43, 900.
"a lots block bounded BY Vanderbilt and Washington
s2S 045.
4-story dwelling with lot, No 135 w 122d-st, g.
Sl7, ,750.
Plot Of land, 9thave, corner 2o5th-st. ss.11x
lots, wrs, FEederlsxss 2Oa # of pelham-ave. 25x
67.6 each Devine, SS05
Coege.st, plot i0Oxi0o;P armstrong, $4,000
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
3story building, with lot, No 381 st Marks Place,
800 fte of 4:haye lot 2oxlOo Miss Schubert, $500
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quoted steady carload Of WesteTn p'ss soa ~ " 80
Country dressed unchanged at od7hc for heavy TO
light. =, "a, ~ ...
at "a 50 per 100 n. a., - -, sz so. , A.
A. ". Lamb: q State hogs. 14l d. at % %; do
2l0 N, at 81 40: 1 rough do, 200 n, at "a 90: o,
Hume 4 Mullen State hogs. 17O n, az 20 70
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Business prspertp 20 Eel.

BUILDINGS, Stores. Lofts and Ofaces 10 let In
Maiden Lane, John, Fulton. Ann Beekmnn. Frankfort
Rose, Nassau, william, Gold. Cli6 Pearl. Water,
Front south CortIandt, Dey, vesey Duane. Franklin.
Laight washn gton, Greenwich, Hudson, Church ans
other streets.
rutland & WHITING.
Beekman ~
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
1YTNII ASPHALT AND GRANITE

IA RLOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR I'M
PROVING STREETS AND AVENUES IL THE DIS
TRICT OF MBIA.-o6iee Of the CommisslCRers
PoSXs win be Teeeiyed at this OF office until L 9ebek ma
avenues with curb, cutters, sidewalks, and roadway
pavements Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
can he obtained az this Office upon application therefor To-
geher With all necessary Information and only bids upon
these forms will be considered The right Is reserved to
eiect any and ali bids or parts OF bids j. W. DOUG
LASS, j. W. ROSS. WIN. I. RoSsELL, Acting Corn
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Real estate Wanteo.


~ OUNTRY PLACE wanted the Hudson. fro
and clear preferably at Yonkers in exchange for equity
OF e13 500 IN houses 300 In house.
for specially desirable property Address g. r. GARD
NER, OF J. Edgar Leaycraft, ,54i Broadway.
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"'y Se%YoTk closing prices May, 17.sOd17 Soc June
II 76717 soc July 1760G17 .65c August 1710d1710c
september l645d16.5Oc; October, 15950l6e December
1541510c.
changed was nevertheless easy in tone closing dull afer
saie of 35o bales receipts at the ports, lIO96
% a. comTred with II 546 bales the day last
vDsek' and $50 bales year ago. Total receipts OF
cotton from September 70 May were ool5 'Ol Daes,
% erainat 8 .6S1 ,427 bales last year
Quotations are based American Standard OF clashca'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Great Sale Of Manufacturing Property
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.

On Tuesday June 23d 1901 the celebrated EAST
sTREEr' Reaper and Mower ManufsetGring Plant q
will be offered for sale at public auction.
This property consists Of forty.four acres Of real
estate covertd with manufactures, warehouses, maeabs
iron shops foundries steel works and rolling MILL st.,
eonyenienty located on East street "a The city sgns
railways and With private tracks leading thereto and viii
be Offered for sale whole and also In parcels, as
be divided so as make numerous shops, each having
suitable grounds and railroad facilities
new with engines and line shaftng in perfect oTd and
are stocked with all kinds Of machinery and tools Q the
best description for working IN wood and iron.
The entire manufacturing plant Is appraiser 0,
s3T4 200 90 and the tools and portable machinery az
$40, ,261.51. -. a.. -,
Terms Of sale For personal property cash for real
estate 18 cash and the balance In one and Two years,
secured by mortgage the premises sold and bearing
six per cent. interest. "
Fuller information can be obtained by applying for
GEO. H. FREY, Recetvg,
SprinCneid Ohio
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

JAMES BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
PARTITION SALE.
ESTATE CHARLES BLIvEN, DECEASED.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. At ~ NOON
at Real Estate Exchange, 80 Liberty-st,
COMING BUSINESS CENTRE,
146 WEST 3iTH-sT, 80
,four-story brownstone DwellinRi lot 2oxSst
Particulars BLIVEN q BLIvEN Attorneys, lfo Nassa~
st. Maps, &c. at Auctioneer's 149 BroadSay.-
A ORCHARD " HARNETT & CO, Auctioneers,
"A. will sell at auction, THURSDAY, May II,
at IL o'clock noon the Real Estate Exchange anc
Auction Room, 50 70 65 Liberyst,
Supreme Court. Foreclosure sale,
2O2 204 and 2O6 LenoX-aye., near lHth-et
story highstoop brick dwellings 1stoy extensions
For particulars apply 20 LEWIS II. HYDE, Atty, ~
Nassau-st Maps at Auctioneers II and 73 Libertyst
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Gitp Drouertp for Sale.

~ ENTRAL PARK. WEST. southwest corner sith-st
u and Central Park West.-Firstcl0ss four-story ana
basement stone dwellings, dlnngroom extension hard
wood trim throughout. . -.,, =,
Titles viii be guaranteed by policies Of the TITLK
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. - LibertysL
CHAS. LISDSLEY. 195 LenOXaye
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nv ITdNII IWINIT7
NUfTTT AIt Nn o

Cash quotations : follows: Flour steady
changed. 80 2 spring wheat 81 e4+ No spring
prime timothy Feed % pork, per Dbl sll 40n
III as lard per 422 ribs. sides (lOOse),
IS 90ds5 90 dry ssltsd shoulders boxed 90 15d 25
short clear sides (boXed S6 liz so whskey discrs'
finished goods per gallon 81 II No white oats $50;
No do aa52 i2c No barley, FREQ board, 7Od7Sc
No 4 nominal.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
D ROPOSALS FOR THE BLANKS, BLANK

,p NS sGTfoY GO or M6NFYoRpER BUSiNFSS-Post
odce Department Wqshngqn D. G APRIL l5 gI
Wednesday, the 9th day Of May, 1891, at12 o'clock M
for furnishing in such Quantities and at such times ana
blank books aud printed matter to bo supplied e. post
parnent for the transaction Of the moneyorder business
during period OF four years commencing on the 90 DAY
of September 1891 The Public Printer is required by
the provisions second section Of the act Of March
1883 TO submit estimates for this work In competition
With bidders therefor. B,nk forms Of bids, with samples
Of printed blanks sample leaves OF certain Of the 19uhd
furnished upon application TO the Superintendent Of tho
Money Order SYSTEM, Postoice Department Washington
D. O.. The Postmaster General reserves the right 20 re-
cent ny mart or parts any bid and reject the remainder
g a Will fRIEI.D Acting P0stmaster Ceneral.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Droposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
trplicate will be received at office until II o'cloc.
noon June IT, is9l supplying and deliyertng 1 at this
bracket lamps all complete In every respect The lamps
be Of level pattern have circular wicks Of
inch inside diameter and founts TO hold oil for hours
burning Extra parts will also bo required Traelngs Of
acceptable designs OF lamps be at this oce anu
circulars giving further particulars and fu information AZ
to bidding, &C.. be had application TO the under.
signed The United States reserves the right 10 reject
any or all proposals Preference viii be given TO articles
ty and price dncudng in the price Of foreign productions
and manufactures the duty thereon) being equal hnve
oDe containing proposals should be marked Proposals for
Army Lamps q and addressed to ALEX. J. PERRY AS
Oua rtcrfnas teP P-(, General. U, :. Army.
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sndard Of classinca-

Liverpool kilograms, 45 p. m.Recets-4c2 coo bales
Which for speculation and export 500 bales
futures opened steady at unchanged prices
The contract market opened quiet, and gtnefaIly "
point lower. Subsequent dealings were at still lower
prices chiefly the excessive port receipts The close
was barely steady at TO points under the previous
daY. Total sales. 700 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

~ DII VIIIIb UI IIIt
Il Secretary May :, S9i.-Sealed proposals viii be
received at this Department until O'Clock d.
1891, supplying Wilton carpet and 5000 yards OF
Body Brussels carpet with the Necessary carpet borders
ders will be furnished upon application to this once.
The right reject any and all bids and waive defects
reserved Proposals should be addressed Secretary
OF Treasury and endorsed Proposals for supplying
Garnet and lining" CHARLES FOSTER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Gounirp propertp tor Sale ano 60 fst

. n ORANGE n. J., to Morristown SPECIALITY prop.
"A erty for sale and rent EDW. L. HAMILTON &
CO.. 90 Broadway I'd floor
own YOUR HOME in beautiful Flushing; BAN
ner village OF New.Yorks suburbs elegant building
lots at 5000 upward $40 monthly paymnts at Murray
for many years the residence Of the Bovine family and
of the finest the beautiful hOmesteads In Flushing
This land naturally attractive, Is being highly improved
and is In the Of rapid development Front.
nq on Broadway, the nacadamiZed principal street OF
Flushing. having water gas and sewerage in close
nroxmty 10 churches and Schools surrounded by beau
ul villas It Instantly commands the admiration u the
select home seeker Please address for free map, BENZ
w HITCHCOCK, IL Chambersst, N Y.
p S.-Vistors take l. or o'clock train from Long
Island City.
xp HERE WILL YOU SUMMERf HAVE YOU
w VISITED Lawrence Beach II not accept our myll q,
tion and do without delay. Splendid eotgea furnishes
and unfunshed for sale and upon easy terms 70
desirable parties Meals and attendance from Lawrenee
Cedarhprst and Lawrence surrounded by fine drives snd
and fishing with freedom from snnoyanees Of every de-
scripton. Address for map and tickets. BENZ. w.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

9 EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office Of the Superintendent Of Repairs United States
courthouse and Postonce, New York n " ana opened
~ oSclock D. M on the 23d day Of May 1891, for fur
nishg ali labor materials required in repointng ex
erio granite work and painting walls and ceilings OF
rooms in the United States Custom House building IN
accordance with the Specification copies OF when may DC
sd and any additional information obtained by applying
70 this office Bidders must state the number Of working
davs within which they will complete the work. under
penalty Of fofeing dollars sl0 0O day for every
day In Of the number 20 stated Each proposal
must be accompanied by certified check for hundred
dollars sioO 06 made payable the order Of the Treas
urer the United States. The right % reject any or
ali bids Is reserved JOHN w. MARSHALL, Supern-
dent ~
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

HAY AND STRAW-Best grades OF nay are eA'iS Srew
scarce and command somewhat higher prices oos SIa"
steady. HAYChOice 7odsoe far to good
shipping, 50d55c clover, mixed. 5Oa6Vc na M w,
Lone rye, sOdS6c short rye j5a05c oat 4oaooc "nea
HEMP AND JUTE-Manila hemp dull for shpnrsent s
nominal at Size Sisa and dull quoteu az 80
5s.c butts steady, with paper grades nommsS az
1i5c ,, ,.oo doo,ors and
few Transactions with brewers al OF mSrKst
Exceptionally fine states stl quoted st 32ac State
1890 choice, S2c medium ooo 29GSc oice aoSas1ac
common to prime 30a31c; California old, 0al2c; Ba
varisn, 52d55c Bohemian 54d57c
HIDEs-There is no important movement or change
Quotations cordova, 2sa2sa n, Ji' a15S BgenOs SsO
Ayres COW. selected, 46d50 n 132c MonteV.uso;
at i8l2c MatamOras, 22a25 N, at 13ei Central
America, 2oa22 N. lie; puenos Ayes kPs selected da
lCdl3 q. 1l4c; CordOya Rips 10d13 ~ 142ci Softes'
Mentevideo Rio Grande kPs 1913 n 11S12e Texas
20a25 n 10i2c Western, 10c Southern as heS aun'
2as NJ ec Dry salted MaamSsa: selected af 24S2s sadS n
Buenos Ayres cow selected, 4oa6O ~ 7l2c; Rio GTsnce
4t9l9 r. 7c B. 7t 4 and c &C. Ok T:xas ae%So OK and
cow $1,000 H. 65a7hc city slaughter 6o9sO h. TAG
LEATHER-The market is steady at the old range OF
with trade ON
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st CSC OATs-The spot market was very duIl si and
rregHisr Options advanced hd1se, ana tne 5ss eoS
bush uta bush sg9t inelGd9g, No c a' Sacs
No . White 5ga59sc Nc ! Mixed, 0Oe No; Whntey Wnty
de No Chicago 5Siac; ungaded Western MAeu , SdG
at 5e Do June closing 5Gsc DO July siSSSSbS snSscbT
closing August, closing at 43c 90 Sepe
closing at 41c DO White, May, 5s7G9s1sc c9shEE ~
eystatoSs AZ go and 20 N at ST 90 100 n, 81 26 rye
ST 2OoS 22 cottonseed neal 81 25as1 40 ana oil Incai
at 81 45osl so.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N Y. CI1

] 3story building, with lot No 3s1 st Marks Plat
800 TT of 4h-aye lot 20x1O0 Miss Schubert, S6 1C
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
DROPCSALS FOR STATIONERY, MISCEL-

4 LANEOUS ARTICLES. &C.. May II. 1S91.-Seaed
proposals rpicate subject to the usual conditions VIII
be received 80 Whit hal-s until II o'clock m June
IL 1901 at which time and place they viii be opened IN
the presence bidders for furnishing supplies and rem
dernQ services indicated in schedule which be OBJ
aned on application this office for the recruiting Ser.
vice United States Army during the fiscal ending
June 30 1892 viz Furnishing and delivering stationery
miscellaneous articles such hardware and house
furnishing goods and washing articles Of Governments
equipage Preference VIII be given articles OF domestic
nfodrtlon or manufacture conditions Of quality and price
Including price OF foreign production and nanuact
ures the duty thercOn being equal. The GoNernmt re-
serveS the r1e TO reject any all proposals Blanks
and fun information bidding, &C, VIII be furnished
an anncaton Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Stationery or for MiIGei2neons
lrticTes - Gc and addressed TO Leut-Col. III. CLAY
WOOD A. \ General Disbursng Onicer, Recruiting Ser
T,gld y Y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17

The wandering exiles whose origin
has been traced to the valley of the In
dies, make 1t rule to conform to the
dominant creeds of their adaptive
lands. They are good Mussulmen in
Turkey, Roman Catholics in Austria,
and Protestant Christians in northern
Germany and the United States But
in addition to those doglnas of expe-
diency, they profess tenets of an elder
creed which has been defined as a sort
of sun worship, and involves rites
which are still observed at certain times
of the year, or even publicly upon ex-
traordinary occasions. A few weeks
ago hundreds of gypsies assembled at
Mascoutah, Ills, to attend the funeral
rites of "Prince" Celiouka Laja, the
young son of an influential chieftain
The body of the little nomad was
buried with strange incantations, after
having been completely stripped and
exposed for six hours TO the hallowing
rays of the sun. Exchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17
rha ola rl.hsr@sn Dea,l Know d

Captain Fred 0stman, OF Stonington,
caught Ia Que Of his Dish pounds Satur-
day a species OF Ash never before seen
by any of the local fishermen. The fish
was not over one inch through In the
thlokost part, and In shape somewhat
resembled the variety known as a skate,
Ii was twenty inches wide, and but
twelve Inches FROM It's head TO the end
OF Is body, aud les eyes were wide
apart aud nearly Ia the center OF the
body, while lts mouth was very broad
and underneath the body. Nearly all
the old fsherincn viewed the fish, but
none OF thcm ever saw tho like before
--Providsnee Journal,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17

Apparently the dancing young man
has effaced himself. Either our gilded
youth have grown more languorous, or
they have come TO the conclusion that
terpsichorean exercise can he much
more gracefully and attractively per
formed by young ladies alone. To
whatever cause il is attributable, the
unwillingness of the "smart young
man" to attend dances is unmistakable,
This is dull enough season, viewed
from any point and IL is, therefore,
doubly hard on hoStesses who have
tried TO infuse a little gayety into it 10y
organizing balls TO find that they have
piped unto the gommeux in vain. AT
one or two OF the few recent smart
dances the girls have been absolutely
destitute Of partners, and have stood,
mortified and duh, hoping against hope
that some of the exQulsltes would spars
an hour or two when they had grown
weary of the clubs. --Lady's Pictorial
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17

will hear the iron gate of tile sepulcher
creak and grind as it shuts in our kin
dred But we cannot get ready for
these things by forebodings
They who fight imaginary woes will
come. out OF breath, into conflict with
the armed disasters of the future.
Their ammunition will have been vast
ed long before they come under the
guns Of real misfortune. Boys in at
tempting to jump a wall sometimes go
so far back in order to get impetus that
when they come up they are exhaust
ed and these long races in order to get
spring enough to vault trouble bring us
up at last to the dreadful reality with
our strength gone.
Finally, the habit Of borrowing trou-
ble is wrong because 1t is unbelief
God has promised to take care of us.
The Bible blooms with assurances.
Your hunger will be fed; your sickness
will be alleviated; your sorrows will be
healed. God will sandal your feet and
smooth your path, and along by frown-
ing crag and opening grave sound the
voices Of victory and good cheer
The summer clouds that seem thun-
der charged really carry in their bosom
harvests Of wheat, and shocks of corn,
and vineyards purpling for the wine
press The wrathful wave will kiss the
feet Of the great storm walker Our
great Joshua will command, and above
your soul the sun of prosperity will
stand still. Bleak and wave struck
Patmos shall have apocalyptic vision,
and you shall hear the cry of the elders,
and the sweep OF wings, and trumpets
of salvation, and the voice of Halle
lujah unto God forever.
ANGELS GUARD THE WAY.
Your way may wind along dangerous
bride paths. and amid VOLTS howl and
the scream of the vulture but the way
still winds upward till angels guard it,
and trees OF life overarch it, and thrones
line it, and crystalline fountains leap
on it, and the pathway ends at gates
that are pearl, and streets that are
gold, and temples that are always
open, and hills that quake with per-
petual song, and city mingling for
ever Sabbath and jubilee and triumph
and coronation.
Let pleasure chant her siren song,
Tis not the song for me;
To weeping II will turn e'er long,
For this is heavens decree.
But there's a song the ransomed sing,
To Jesus, their exalted king,
With Joyful heart and tongue,
Oh, that's the song for mel
Courage, my brother The father
does not give to his son at school
enough money to last him several years,
but, as the bills for tuition and board
and clothing and books come in, pays
them. SO God will not give you grace
all at once for the future, but will mee'
all your exigencies as they come.
Through earnest prayer, trust him.
Put everything in Gods hand and
leave it there. Large interest money
to pay will soon eat up farm, store
an estate, and the interest on borrowed
troubles will swamp anybody. "Sutil
cient unto the day is the evil thereof.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17
He Repented Before Marriage.

The proverbial saying about the
"slp 'twixt cup and lip" was excel
lently illustrated not long since in Paris
under rather curious circumstances. A
wedding party had reached the mayor
of the district In which the bride re-
sided, and all the usual preparations
had been made for the festivities which
were to mark the auspicious occasion.
The bride was duly handed out of
the carriage, and leaning on her fathers
arm, began to go up the steps of the
building wherein the mayor was wait
ing to perform the ceremony. The
bridegroom walked close behind her,
and was clumsy enough to put his foot
on the white satin train of her wedding
dress.
The stuff gave way, the dress was
torn, and the fair wearer, greatly an
noyed at the mishap, turned around
upon her future husband, exolaiming
angrily, "Imbecilel" The young man,
after remarking aloud, ''lf it be like
this before marriage what will 1t be af-
terward2" turned his back on the bride
and the assembled company and fled,
leaving disnay and CONSERVATION be-
hind him.
The services of NJ le Marie were not
needed, the wedding breakfast had to
be countermanded and the hasty
young lady had no alternative but TO
return home--not wife, as she ex-
pected, but still une demoiselle ma
rier. London Telegraph.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-17
A snaI.e In her Ian.

Mrs. Cyrenas Slack, of Lambertville,
N. j., had an experience Monday even
ing which she Is not likely to forget
soon. She and her children were tax
Ing stroll in the country, and sat
down In the grass along the roadside.
The children began 10 play, and Mrs.
Slack was watching them, when sud
denly the younger screamed and said,
"oh, mamma, look in your lapw She
turned her head quickly, and there,
eurled up aud head erect, was black
snake about fye feet in length. In
terror she jumped to her feet, when the
snake fou 10 the ground and quickly
crawled away. Philadelphia Ledger.