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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFoETIN
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRIAkfAsr-"By thorough knowledge OF the nat.
ural laws which govern the OPERATIONS Of digestion and
triton a careful applca OF the properties
ven selected Cocoa, Mr. Lips ha' provided our breakfast
tables with dnlicaey Favored beverage which save
many heavy doctors bills IL Is In the judcious Of
such article OF dct that constitution may be gradually
up enough resist tendency dis-
Hundreds OF subtle maadics floating around
ready attack wherever there j. weak point. We
escape iatl shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and properly nourshed framc.'Ciyil
Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only In
half pound tins bv Grorer l0beled thus "James EPPS
& CO. Homr opnthic Chemlsts. london. England.n
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des
brosses SIS. a. follows :: . . =, ,...,.,o -.,,
10 a. m Tor Geneva Lyons, Elnlra Rochester, But.
fao and the West POttsve and principal local points.
chair car b. LYONS Pulman 70 suspension Bridge
o A. m Tor Mauch Chunk and intern ellate points.
IL 80 A. M. Eln,ra and intermrGiAtc points.
n m for Tunkhannock anu Intern. date points Chair
ear 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading and Harris
burg. ,.,- -. -,..,.., 49,.
$40 p. for and b. Junction and principal inter.
mediate points. Chair 10 L. and B. Junction. -
so for potsville and Intermediate points Chair
POttSNlle.
20 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
CONNECTION 10 Reading aud Harrisburg.
80 m. for Geneva, Lyons Ennira Rochester Buf
fso and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge
Trains leaving at 10 a. M, IL 80 .. NJ p. aud
40 connect Tor all points In Mahonoy and Hazel
toll coal regions. - -.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 a. H. for Mauch Chunk, Hazelton and intermediate
points, and IL for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. A.,
S:ls D. m for Manch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 r. m for Geneva, Lyons. Eluira Roehester Buf.
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and 6uA
pension Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

N EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Tr,ins leav. wsst t@t,t. as follows
FOR Niddleown. En'n,inc Lih'Ity, Dehi. Norwich.
Ma, Ma eroTn: Es9yiIle L5f,y - M Tor Mlale'
Rochester, Niagara Falls. D'troit Chicago st. Louis
Daily. All other trains daily except sundays S1tuT-
d1y half holiday train lesVcs Jav-st ~ D. NJ 42d-st
:i5 p ~ Tlchets timetables 333 Broldvp4y. J. c..
ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent, 10 Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

TIE rooK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
i Inust sed. The sandad authority American open.
air amusomcn.s. Rules Tor sailing SWIMMING ball pisy
ing shooting horsebGN riding ~, &C.: IN full 81
Ing aud university cYmplimented by ths preaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
New Publications.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid, for zoe or stamps.
IT HE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Fans On
Turns Grey. and the Remedy. BY Prof hhKL6f
PARKER An LONG 4 CO. ,013 Arch.st; Phila.. Pa
LIVERY should read this little book "-Athenaeum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LoNG BRANCH, OCEAN NJ GR0yE ; sc,
For Highland Beach, NOrmandle Seabright Monmouth
Beach Branch. 80 10 AS m, IL 100 q 100
SATURDAYS only). 3ij 80, 80 Sundays. 80
4. M 100 D.
For Atlantic Highlands at 80, 8 100 a. m 90 49,
80 80 D. m. sundays, . 80 o. M, 100 p. m,
For Ebcron Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant 10 40 Il 100 Saturdays Only) 40 80
80 D.. m.
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat, at 80 a. M
10 100 NJ Il 100 Saturdays 0nly) 3 45 p.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic City. Vincland and Bridge
ton. 80 a. m, - 100 IN. n 100 m SATURDAYS Onlv
ron mn, N urtt. n Avn
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""Jo"in'u'
New.York Monday, June o.
Tho following sales were held at the Exchange anu
5.stoy buildings with lots Nos so2 to Sos West 18Th:
s. 100 g Sco Of s:have lots 2'HlOO each Motifs
IS i En e. NJ . lSG Sas
sssis.y 1885, S 'Hl00 each Equitable
Ing & WSs Ps %%e wa POO '" LofeD
and sS Se'c r. s sRsJ with lot No se 1o2ds Of
Am sIsT s, was adjourned to June 20.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.
i01a'S Mdcsithy o to Ellen ffScS ; $500
1lt6-ays $, 50 It 5 iSzd-sG 2Ozioo same to as7s
wa has%Gy raTs' cor 52s a5x0O
clln Rrs go' o5 It Coium6iaaye, 4SxSox
Avengs A. l's" W cor HieSbrdge Road, iYOx79;
Ghas " Lawrence, and ano, to Caroline d soo
els9.s a% a66 I, Gth:aW, 5LI;iGos; Grin a
NEW Ieyy 40 ,.O ...o'' r.s e,7oo
no liz ana sS s sane NJ ' to sa@e
Sndrew Little and Wiz TO John Renehan..... $500
10 Theodore r tla1mer ............... I400
TltiSr 70 J6Sn 6 4 Krp%st 1900
Xvii fos and another executors to weinsten go 900
os Hst No, H Sis and 2i5 East william nm
s:, Es s,is sss Ia,S.s he ssSs.
c fG So.9eiOs 100 e Of 25xioo
Mary Decker to Charlie; laeh5 s, yy6li;m 10000
0e@ 9iray TO wlI S cad%e
BoSei Ns%mHn to vii William IG1s Scxioo .ao9
MccnTthy to Michael CcnSaag63Sn and %i,e 400
'iif pessS to Charles e 10000
Van Bunt and wfS To- julius Simcnsred 1880
Audu thstO
Simon to Marie ,ieb $4,000
Lot ES o" ad MAP Of to tan" TG BTnS @ marie
wiIIIomsbrides; Margaret W Hull, extrx, to o.,
Same PS'G pfopcr SoIOPp a9aae GorCnag to Michael
Anna Il Kirchcf 1870
1s5 q st,usFs o iGi 4 d Kmq;bdgc Road 25x
Russell 1880
'ZG nsIus sidsl AID wife 70 fhSs K pstk 1880
geHkamp aud wife to Patrick M,hedy -. 5000
Alex Y VEST and Wife to F. Sbcehy -. 5000
Little and Wife to VIM RANKIN 2e75
Chas Earle and wife to Daniel 0;Brcn... 1850
David Thornto2 end wife 10 same -. 1850
b9yts Executor and trustee to Etuisa Bing 10000
HesS S;ddc d ., 80 Gstr MSt:' 1R1ioo Ann
81 ia7 Ss s 9sSf 81
Isl; JOS pS Goodwin and wife to Cornelius :. ,oo
D0nON an io"V"
oot nnjf, 10 Emps d Raep WV. 10000
Par and Lot % tn map Jobs I; 5000
1f9t h.s INK and Wife ct al 10 r,1 SEIZE $3.50
f22d.st No. al West; Emestine Day TO John
e,o , Dly rnc:tinc Diy t. clifford pay
i7 RGIoT DO C ISL LOUIS iyue.n 10000
Kincsbridce Road. 5, A. II n 9 lands OF Iucus
ONi ta Cornelius Donovan 10 &C.
AH TnnaH Simon to Ri,th Bros 2o1oo
Gc5 nGT S ~ 2o5oo
m oo ab sc1 Bradv and wife to E-rnando Wood 77oo
fc ,63 w To- MirS Hniy 1926
14jth.st, n :. 100 II W Amstnrdam-ave 1UlND6;
Daniel Hoffman and wife 10 ROby Ann Smith
St Nehoas.aye 8 e 130th-st, 1S.11X125i Roby
\ SmI to Daniel Hoffman
Lots 3 g. T. 3. IL. II, 10, 10 II. on man property
S Sf hESGT 10 r SnsnnSn hfsr 1876
74tR rso 40 cr S East Snsra Afnou an. 1880
Same property ; Louise Emrle and husband TO same
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6earhers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, GoversesseS
&C., n Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply n
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG.fULToN. % Union square
A TUTORS Professors. Teacher, GOvernes'es Of all
a. supplied universities colleges schools and
Circular, schools parents. Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRlERE. Room IA $50 shave
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches. In any
ID locality. NO FEE for REGISTRATION. Form for stamp
L. V HUYSSOoN. American School Bureau. w 1ith..t.
III EssE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. 81 Fast 1Gth.st,
supplies competent teachers, tutors goycrncsseS.
scians artists. sc. all branches resident and visiting
English. German French, Spanish spoken.
SMITH COLLEGE GRADUATE. thrc. years experience
- teacher desires position IN private school for sep
cmber: Latin and mathematics sn-ciol:les Address
TEACHER. 1872 Fullcrton-1ve., MOntclsir, n. j.
TT UToRING In the county. Coaching for college
Il trance examinations. Address 4; EVERETT STONE,
Nale 1911 Broadway At Richheld Springs. New.
YORK. after June 20.
THE Bo0K OF OPEN.AfR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
lluStiated The standard authority American
air arnusements Rules for sailing swimming bali play.
Ing. shooting borsebaek riding. &c. &C.; IN fun al Der
INK and universally comDlimentcd BY the press.
IT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teacher, nachers with positions.
II NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. 50 Lafayette Pl Ny.
XJANTTD-An experienced lady teacher the primary
w department Of public school: must b.. able 20 sing
and play the organ. Address OSCAR p. WAY. Middle
Village. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

new Yea ! CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive ut and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Pour,h Ave. and Forty second ST.. Sew-ferk
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE oiTA'
Tmin. leave foliowst
FAST MAIL AND STATE EXPRESS. ..,
9,10 A. M.-For Albany, Utica, syracuse n0'H''
NEw.YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
f1 bs4 D Si %'g Pvse
P.rtuenI and Sandaa * s,eR p next dd day
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS IA, ~
1880 A. nDay except Sundays Connects mt train
does not run west OF Cleveland and Detroit.
sOUriIw EsTERN LIMITED.
1880 sss E sHS %nt and
10 80 neR, a, IndaSaPC Extra Are SS
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
va sn ss ssTs Sae ss %
next day. No extra fare.
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
D.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
a.1o d M-Waoncr Vestibule Buffet. Drawing Room,
Sleeping and Dining Cars. Due Detroit o'io D. A"'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
600 Dn0s cane Y Das snao 5
Falls 10 m Cleveland 10 80 a. m, UetrolS az
ADiROSDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 p M.-wagneI Sleeping Cars TO Plats69rsh ans
$40 M 70 Burlington, due 'oo a. in'' anu " "'"
treal, due $40 a. M
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
1880 Wagner Sleeping Cars MewYok no 70 m
CINCINNATI AND II. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-wagner ye.tibule Sleeping Cars que en- en-
cinnati 80 y. indianapolis 10 80 D. m'' d. LOUIE
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
600 r. M-SeepngCar Passengers only carried on tnn
train for Rochester. Due AS a. IN.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
OILS r. M-wagner Sleeping Care, Sew-York 10 Clay
ton Cape Vincent, Buffalo. Detroit and Chicago
lS ShffF LIkfYGsP6ST AHb HgPsoS- 50 10 90
g S sS 81 i5 = A. 81 also f 90 r9gSSS 49,
49, S os3 Y ii 80 A. IT, ~ Gi5, d &c. s:55 iSS
PssSf hSD TgS55 SG ." oS S &c.
t:1 % n'Sy 2? ho E Nj i'll 80 A. M co.
TIGoTS n M 90 sPPRAcUsE-i7 49, o1o 10 oo 10 80
II 80 4. n, 1870, 80 100 7;9o. oo s16
Rocih f IS AND .BUFrALo-9;1o 70 90 no go
ii ;5S p NJ also Tor RS cd ter 200 NJ so
ADGiRRocYb&SeK M99'rETXISs, AND MoNTREAL-n 80
CAFE NJ 1SIG az p GjlISAF1dA oepExssuRe AMP
6SWEG0109dI5; u 80 P II also for oswego. no.
A 10 oS 10 40 / H. 80 90 s. SO ? NJ
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LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
(yia Harlem nivlsiOn)

Two trains With thrOlgh DRIVING .I.OOm Care.-
10 100 a. m due Pittsneld :35 North Adams 80 p.
10 so p. m, due PlttsAeld 10 North Adams 10 y.
NORFOLK AND THE LtTCHFlELD HILLS.
70 so p m. through car due Norfolk Conn, :32 m:
For tickets and space IN sleeping Cars apply az Grand
Place SO West 125th.st., and lSs;h,t station; Ne.
Ordavc.. F. p Broo.lyn 100 Husson; st. Jersey City
hotels and residences through to destination.
Daily except Sunday. Other trains tuo daily.
Above trains, except those leaving at 10 rs,
$50, 80. ) :b5 a so :o5 and IL 80 p stop a.
i3Sth.st. station.
JOHN. n. T0rcEY, GEORGE Il DANIELS.
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Dream CLEANERS.

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business by AL fast steam
ers 10 and from Europe.
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DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Deparres wednesdays and Saturdays OF our large ana
councillors mail steamers 70 Rotterdam and Amstfdan.
calling both ways at Boulogne M iahahg pAssehs1'
within 80. hours OF Paris and London . n. .,-,
Saloon rates s55 TO $40. Second cabin. s35 speein
through rate 10 London. Excursion Gckets on h'osOs
TENS. Some good cabins still left. oo-
Dubbeldam June "a, Z q. NJ. lNerkendam Juy y 9V
SIo9rndAn Juv ~ 80 m iotterdam.. July 5, M
FOR illustrated guide passage, &C apply az yo,x
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= ORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD S. S. co.

~ SHOKr ROUTE 10 LONDON.
SEw.YOI,K SOUTHAMPTON AND BNENEN.
steamers sail from pier foot Of 2c;st;, Hoooxen.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMEitS.
snr.e Tues June 90 am. Iahn. Tues June 3d. p n.
Vera We'd June "a, 8 am. Kaiser WWed July Pm
mr. SAT- Juno 81 a. m. Ems. sat, JCy T. o a. m.
FRS, cabin -ioo Upward berth Seccnd cabin esc
aud $40 berth according TO location bteeraHS o.
rates. THE Low WINTER PRICES p WILL ,r ~ "a
EXCFPTiNG on s. S. IRAVE, JULY II. AND 5. 5.
SPREE JUG o5EiL.k1cHs CO.. No. ? Bowling Green.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
NASHfNGTON.

ROYAL Blu II LINE
80, :: 20, ) 30 90 90. 90 ! 80 p. M, II ID
night. SUNDAYS 900, 10 80, II 80 a. m, . 90 8 go
For Ratomre and Washington daily at 90 II 30 with
Dining Car. M. 90, 3 80 Dining Carr, 200 M
Trains cayins. at -, II 80 a. M 80. 90 500
30, 90 600 r. NJ have connection for Reading. IIar
For SanIGEy anl Wllllamspor., via PHILADELPHIA. at 45
N. q 80 lGct Parlof Can, 1880 ?. M, II 10 midnight
except satrrday night, SUNDAYS, 100 p. m.
r5Ects sad PaIS5 car Sat; "a. be pr9Sgr at a. G
@ 2S 'n as ps Ia East 35 co sS'
Transfer Company Will call for and cheek bag
gage from hotel or fcsi1ence
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. &
w H.. r. h. r. Co.. Lessee-1ralns leave West AID St.
the foot Of Jay.st, New YORK Hamilton London Detroit
i%S G{559G - IS :, % Ieio Tic M -
ana III go ,ii r 81 only to Usa Kiass
g 5 D. n Ca,il and Albany sso Z 10 10 : ana
all 80 q M; "a 90 '5;i2. . ~ D. m, Cranston West
10 % ali 80 A. M u.s. a 90 30 y rs Is Il 49,
- 10 III p Montreal and Cana1a Fast 10 a. M
= rs sos epng e ar or B9' Nns'ra Ea
a Leave Brooklyn. via Brookyn Annex alO 80 a. M !;
z oo p M !siy o b1 r. eI e. S sada a 70 E:;
iisIs iiy, except sunday For ticket: tables par
Sc. ~ FgoS 'p Xn
mex ONCE foot Of Eulton.s NewYork Ci,y27l, 1863 49,
5i9 Broadway is Hower{ T. PARK r. fi ,; 90 0We.s
and 5d'" foot Of u JaT.st North E9e; E IaMBERr
General Passenger Agent Vsnderbil..ave.. New-Yotk
n, TIE nook OF OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages
Illustrated The ;tsnd,rd authority on American open
Soey published bv Tn. Tribune Ncw.York Entertain
Ing ana unlyHrSnIIv nn.-n-nte ~ .ne nres,:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

For Both Sexes-CountIy.
& wARTHMoRE COLLEGE,
~ SWARTHMORE. PA.
Opens 9th month Sth 1891. Thirty minutes from Broad
at station Philadelphia Under OF Friends Full
College Courses both leading TO Classical Engi
neerng Scientific L1eTTy degrees Healthful loca
ton extensive grounds buildings machine shops laOo-
tories Libraries For PARTICULARS and catalogue ad
dress PRESIDENT SWARfHMORE COLLEGE.
European.
A LADY OF TITLE, living In Regents Park, wishes TO
n take care American girls. aged IL TO 10.
b. educate with her daughter thorough knowledge OF
French references exchanged inclusive terms guineas
weekly gnineas for sisters or friends Address
LADY b." Mnys, 1G2 Piccadilly, w London England.
Miscellaneous.
n IKCULARS schools. both sexes. city and country
~ supplied, with careful advice parents. MIRIAM
COYRIERE, Room IA. 80 3th-ave
TklN1TY COLLEGE; Essminations for admission win
he'd at the New Berkeley School Building q West
ATHEIST and at the College, Hartford Conn., Monday
tuesday and Wednesday, June %; 20 and "a. For
further particulars apply to the President, or F. NJ
SCUDDER, 81 Wall-st. City.
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DED STAR LINE,
Sailing for New York ana Antwerp weekly.
NOoRDLAND. "Wednesday, June =. n.
pFTNT,AND ......... Saturday, June 81, 8 80 a.. m.
Cabin l:a:es First Cabin, s55 and upward Excursion
500 and upw&d. Second Cabin, SO and $40. E1cuf
ZION $40 ara ISL Steerage at very low rates.
PGfER WEIGHT & SONS. Genr Agts.. Bowling Green.
The sun., 1891-01-15
GUILTY, SAYS BUTTNER
The Divorce Kogues Tho Sun Exposed
VIII be In Sing Sing Before Sunday.

Tho Divorce Kogues The Sun Exposed
Will be In Sing Sing Before Sunday.
Divorce Shark William H Buttner whom
The Suns exposures lodged in the Tombs.
was arraigned yesterday in tho General Ses-
sfons to plead to tho indictments against him
for forgery in the second degree and grand
larceny in the second degree in selling Q
forged divorce to Cesare BogRia for 500.
Buttner appeared at the bar unshaven and
shabby. He pleaded guilty to tho indictment
charging him with larceny. and the under
standing is that he will not be required to
plead to the indictment for forgery. but that
Recorder Smyth will consider the existence Of
that indictment In sentencing him. The proba-
bity is that he will get tho full term for the
larceny. which ts i've years.
Alter Clerk Hall had recorded his plea Butt
nor pluckad up little courage. and. aQuarino
himself somewhat after his old bullyragginR
style OF hand!ipg 9 Witness he said, In a voice
that could be hoard across the City Hall Park !:
have Q placement to make your Honor.
dn regard N T. the bosu4s divorce given to Pom
II don1 care 70 hear any st%ement now"
pare and send tQ me written ststement be-
tween (. zen nSw snd frdsy morning, when YOU win
30 Buttner, with an angry flush upon his un.
shayen cheek. turned from tho bar and wont
beck to the Tom bs In handcufYs to Join Hughes,
his partner In tho divorce business who Will
also be sentenced on Friday.
The sun., 1891-01-15

TO Mr.. CLEVELAND, tho bow that accompa-
MED the kick. In the revised report OF Mr..
MoRoAx's speech. printed In the obn0res-
stonat Record Of Jan. IL, the passage has
been softened. and reads thus:
eft will be observed how frankly and how strongly
he Mr BrcK dssented from the attitude Of tho recent
Democratic Administration upon that question In that
dissent he the support of nearly every Democrat In
the United stse at least in the South and in the west
and while regret that our party 10 not unit upon
this great question, must be permitted to say, Mr.
President that the people Of the Uaited States have
been struggling for years snd years together to have
their will and their voice oboysd upon this question
and II the Congress Of the United staes should ever
make mistake In refusing TO yield TO their dsmands
they will have themselves blame and not because
ths people have In the most definite and distinct way
in favor Of the restoration Of silver money
a. coin OF legal tender value and quality 10 the crcula
ton OF our country"
The notice to quit served upon the Claim
ant by Mr.. MORGAN is not put In as en-
phatic terms In the revised version, but Its
intent and purpose are plain. The Demo-
cratic party is for silver. The Claimant is
against silver. It is not the Democratic
party that will have to 60.
The sun., 1891-01-15
Soon or for . South ern Cruise.

Orders have been issued at the navy yard for
the remainder Of Rear Admiral Gherhardi's
squadron to start this week for Southern
waters for o winter cruise in and nesr tho
Gull. Nearly all Of the ships have already
sailed. The Dolphin sailed several days ago.
A few daye ago II was supposed that the ships
leave for .eome time. but now It Is probable
that the Philadelphia, Chicago and Yorktown
The Chicago has nearly completed cosling. and
tho Philadelphia and Yorktown will Do ready
TO sail ct that time. The feet maj, stop for :
been decided. The Boston has eone into dry
dock to have her bottom scraped and psiptod
The sun., 1891-01-15

from his library windows fhe hrst cat 10 strike the
compelsr, gigantic Tom. sprang upon tho tin coping
with . meow Of disdain Like flash Toms maltese
body described . ssmiciroie aud much 70 his amaze
mont he landed In the yard Recovering himself and
with his feline mood up, Tom grihped tile fence and
scrambled upward nj, head strnck the projecting tin
and after or futile attempts to get claw hold
he sid back into the yard. sans slirit sans mode,
sans conndsnoa Tom realized that he was
prisoner and lay low. utterinR from time TO time
subdued and mournfui meow.
"Bs was not long without company. tAbby was
she next victim aud although he recognized her - An
old time sweethcart and she Identified him ~ once
favored beau neither had any heart for lovemAkins
but crouched In opposite corners OF tho yard disgust
edly blinking at each other From that time on until
dawn cats came and bat few escaped. Those that
were fortunate enough to fall on the alley side OF the
fence scampered away with their distendsd tails aoft
Early yesterday morning the smiling inventor softly
opened his back door and peepsd BY actual count
there were seventeen cats In the yard Old lighters
and young lighters hudded together. Misery had
made them forget their anmosities and they Rreetea
the machinist with frghsened starss and mournful
whinss wheu be opened tho back gate they rushed
out in o the alley and scampsred away"
This "star-y-pointing pyramid" or tin
triangle Of Mr.. CHATTAwAY's Is an excellent
thing for any Philadelphian who wants to
fill his back yard with cats. but will 1t be
satisfactory in other cities2 A deleRa-
tion Of New York cats suddenly falling into
back yard would wake the welkin
with their meows; and 30 the remedy might
be worse than the disease. Apparently the
Philadelphia cats are Mugwumps. They
make an unholy row as long as they are on
the fence. When they are of the fence their
courage and their loQuacity desert them.
But to Philadelphia Mr.. CHATrAwAY has
given q great boon; and his statue ought to
be set up in some OF the public squares.
The sun., 1891-01-15
Democrats ON the Claimant,


WARRINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic seuators got
together in the cloak room today and held indgn
Non meeting.
They had been reading Cleveands latest speech. Not
syllable could they md In II about the ubiquitous
Force BILL These Senators feel that they have fought
good light FOR over two months they have talked
and planned and saved each point that could tell
against the Force bill They have felt the need every
BIT Of backing and that they could get
Some days ago Mr. Cleveland made purely political
speech In 1t he referred to the nght his
party was making against the Force bill The Demo
cratic Senators remarked the omission At tho time
Night before last NJ. Cleveland made another grsat
effort In honor Of 3d. Jaokson's day.
The Democratic Senators fully expected the ex Preai
dent would handle tie Foroe bill issue bun he ignored
It entirely. 30 to-day OF the leaders -, In the
cloak room and commented moss vigorously. and In
ssms instances ktls profsnely They called him cold
biooded. ssnsh, and sgotisteaL They characterised
him man who had done nothing for his party and
yet had received everything At the hands Of his party
They pledged themselves to oppose moro actively and
openly than ever his denomination In isSa