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The sun., 1891-06-09
LUMBER YARDS OPENED.

Many Housesmiths ReturninG TO Wovk-
The Boss Wood Carvers Must Go.
Yesterday was day Of rejoicing among all
OF every kind In this city and Brooklyn. Tho
yards were opened. and no man was asked u
he belonged to tho union.
The Board Of Delegates declared that they
would continue tho warfare on Charles L.
Bucki & Co.. but they have their hands too full
OF the housesmiths' troubles to interfere with
lumber Just now. 49,
The inside workers arc returning to the Iron
foundries and shops. J. B. d J. NJ Cornell
claim to have 700 men at work. and that Appli.
cations are In from 200 outside mon.
They had 45 mon at work on the Clahln
building; and would begin on two other build
The delegates. frightened their telts yes,sr.
day and put on their ns6tine clothes rrepars-
"seab" housesmiths al at work.
They say they have not been In the struggle
over.
Fhe boss trainers. through secretary GrIeseL
said YESTERDAY that they would not hereafter
.ecosnizs, the cid uoio, bpt would meet With
ana MAKE msa for the sosr 0'
more trouble in the building trades.,,
decision yesterday Of the i'oard Of Walking
ths 6nited Wood caTsers Union. 10 "'''"' u
n ON the 81 re- wS
delegates. who asserted that the brlnt OF tho
whole light would rest on their shoulders and
on th1se Of the cabinet workers -,
Association. said that they in 'ended to appeal
to the Jaw for protection.
The sun., 1891-06-09
A DUELLING TRUST:
The Individual Competition OF Ssewar
Schmitt Stirs tho Ire OF Club Men.

Tho Individual Competition OF Steward
Schmitt s5tirs tho Iro OF Club Men.
The action Just taken by the Brooklyn Club.
In deciding to investigate at the next monthly
meeting tho conduct Of the steward. George
Schmitt has revealed the truth about the duel
which failed to come OF as reported in The
Sun OF Tuesday.
Mr.. 6chmitt Is q fortunate and ardent fish
erman. When he applied for membership In
the Undine Club. the crack fishing club OF the
eastern district Of Brooklyn. he was admitted
on the strength Of his powers with the rod and
line. and In ignorance Of the position which he
held In the Brooklyn Club. At the last general
election held about three weeks ago. he was
elected to servo on The Executive Board.
Clubs, Including the Undine. said that he
houEht + The %.sa sm9sfs a. the
quarters Of the Undine Club vt Rockaway; and
i would be embarrassing and unpleasant for
cred cred Mr. s., Johns remssKs ,insgltins snd
tt 10 the death The challenge % was 81 accepied. ~
Mr. st. John forgot re all ab99t ts matter Int
most
engagement He responded. he says. with an
equally bl9odthirsty anno%Wncemsnti W Of What
was left 10 the seconds to arrange prelimina-
r!ea;, Reyoyers were the weapons:: and the
SluD uOueo ~ Ipbtudosot WOO tu0
place. One OF the seconds asked po-
lice Captain German, without mesnPtionips .sP
event OF a serious Termination. He was In
formed that he could, The CAPTAINS dictnm
was reported TO the club and II was decided
declare their engagement indefinitely post
poned. The club gave u clambake. and. at the
solicit a,ion of their friends. the putative duel.
Isis agreed co bury the hatchet.
Mr.. st. John and his friends !! say now that tho
few people to believe them. while MIR. Schmitt
has got himself into hot water by persstlne
that he was thoroughly In earnest and was
army that defeated tho french In 1870. to fight
a duel in defence OF his honor.
Tho charge that will be make against Schmitt
at he Brooklyn Club meeting was pretty clearly
outlined last night By n member, who said.
What blanked i'm mpudence for servant to pre-
sumo to challenge any one to duel! Du-lling
Is essentially the prerngatve OF gentlemen.
Schmitt's foolishresa should have reflected dis
credit on the discipline OF their establishment.
The sun., 1891-06-09
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Coy Hi has accepted the invitation to attend the
Fourth Of July. " " '
Dr. 4 n Underwood. Ph D.. who hiss been conn. .ct.
"a sn Win ssI,russ n've atty since isaa and has hrd
III emsn oI ooGv since isH has resiHned to accspt
'hs prois.'orship of biology In co!umbiI College
John Vsn Iant. car inspector for the Re aware and
undson Rail- oAi company was and kilied al
merhsnrsr last evening by fr-ight tram that wns
mssns hi Ing switch. lie wa, 81 years old and um.
,, Liin. % %wth'rsL the female hurr,.r who broke into
me mouse of Mr. Frank A. Collsy, In t'nmbfidg
Mssa -. february and ,t,ls si worth Of Jew siry
Years IN the House OF Correction.
commodore ~ Stanton h,s bean crdsrsd n ,h.
gnvernorsh,p OF ths Naval ''ons Phi adsIbhia IN
July J. ana y ~ be relieved Comm ,i,dsr ar ,Is
.niish states Nar,! T. nios ,ta,ion at Nswpor, by
capt " NJ brncs o' III. ew London Nsvai Station :"
r.,"r sl,,s arg. ,.rm,r In th. town ot B.ll.on.
nIowhsI hnton Yesterday IN a small pon.l near 4.
nnm~ hE H!s was years oih caves a wifc
Sma nvo chutron, Ho MAS Hnsus' . ly .Inharrs.,,I
'hs oody wAA found standing six feet OF water
fnpers nave been served upa1 rr,pr otor Grs,nl.nr
VI VIZ vsse orange county. hot~L In srit IrorI,t
StAns n'm ~ Josephine Cameron an srtrr,s who
s'nmn h Stus hamavvs. M's Cameron was arrer'sd on
MED, '" ~ A'' ''L ""'eh she ae-
,nIse mrn supposed to be trampa entersd he re.i.
uco OF rAitek kearnsy In ak 81 o. clock yes.
ssy motuinE covered the inmates with rsyolyors
s"ssrkea tbs hou,e obtaining eo3 and 9th or ysiu.
SssssS NIAnEsr avtng the name OF GEORGE TsvIor
Ass essh arrested on suspieion-
The sun., 1891-06-09
On the Levee.



The cares OF business must have weighed
heavily on old Aunt Malindy whom she !np-
penred on tho levee the other morning. she
Wsch s was II, yns in pan contanns tho rem
nnnts OF rice pudding. Whep the patrons Of
her modest stand began to gather around and
At intorvnls she would take q big bite from a
huge yellow sweet potato that she held In her
band. then lower her head and turn her eyes
70 IIH nimble bi black fellow barehea AIDED and in a
loose jumper. suddenly ran up anu attempted
The old woman raised her head and looked
sr can't aa! 4ns s9 sss and srabbns hes
tin pail she drenched tho seat with water.
Tss %sP oS %sss s'snsss Sass Sis ana
what Yer yer want old credit man r,.,
Gimme credit tel dis ebenin. say" said
the speakling 0pdsr Ssr ,ns and
'G "Gim me credit tell dis ebenin'." shouted the
sh.t upi Flyer don't II! w's5 ysr. cut via dis
s'sS ssy y! %nS' ss,' 'si cd Fsa' s%sA W '''
Don't wan no meat stew"
Got sweet 'tatersr'
'~;s| ssss;: :s$. ~ y II; ds'' "
mo salt meat. needer. Amt sellih' salt
mest on q credit; tee yer eyer want stew.
Who yeE telling ter git. ole oman ! You
Lsw,l, Lswd .Ln.wd F." cried Aunt Malindy.
faithful club. Land, .,"wd, gimu'e do sirout
or Ssnsun flr dis time"
pcared behind u cotton Lals before the cd
woman could get at him.
About this time the Captain Of the Harbor
He had n large stick in his hand. and was IN
search Of lazy negroes lying about the cotton
near Maliudy. and. quietly creeping up behind
him. thumped The follow souDdly.
Indy her .snikiness vanishing In an instant.
GOOD How yer 10 dat fur stew. Scrabo
The sun., 1891-06-09
JOTJ1NGS ABOUT Town.

Russell b Harrison Of Montana y At the Giissy heoA
Association OF New York has been nlsd.
IT,. SUs has received q from Trina and olss" ~
stan Captain EmmA Rowen Of the Roossvs' Nusss
sium mission OF the Salvation Army.
The Society Of War vsterans or the Ninth Rsnmses
New York state Militia ned erficss Of poratonm
the County Clerks once yesterday.
The explosion Of oil stove In . on the ins
hoor OF Il6 EdrdEe street yesterday noon pnt ~ 20
tenants to night but the nrs was exslnEui'hsd "'''
Arthur Chareaux. arrested for drunkenness n.ss n..s.s
hang himself In his cell yestsrday morning A. 'Sas
bis sanity. -
nt Edy.sa Mssssp.i who !. ..,:pa,1 IL. n isss -
him TO recover. s
Charles o. wilson President OF the H..,s ss,ss
y:ro!:.m ,Ih.sh;nEs I..Es yesterday ch.'rnas rev"
The rst party of twenty children from ,hs tsn:SsSs 81
houss district sent to the countrv for fsvssn fsv tss
wappinRer Fails Yesterday.
Frederick Mosenfhin wss held In the Harlan @ss anr
y~serdAv {, await the remit ~ In lur's by
the ~ isOner wagon aud war In 'urrd ibtsfnaV .,
judaf nBrenlas granted abs ,uts divorsst 'G Gpsyon
Rn'bsr from George Barber. and IT, sarah '',ss,,sd
from ''eorze W Dayton, Judge McAdsm hM MM,hi,sm III
an absolute divorce TO Lucia u. spsan from "h"s"
spears. r.s
group of bcys pel,.d Michael Nshr In aaN vSiee
street on SUNDAY night and he thr.w ,,"nS ~ 20
IIactured the skull OF 1yesroid Ehward htew ssn A.
the Harlem Court yesterday. 49,,
Mayor Grant received letter ye.tsrdaI trom, y, he
stsa,h oev:rnmsns IsD,nn <. VI, ~ ~
as q .aoss .ss p.sS: On sss
sion Of her recent visit 70 this pors
The sun., 1891-06-09
Irish Fuud. withheld In Paris.

At the meeting at the Hoffman House on May
20. at which the Irish Federation was formed.
resolution was adopted demanding the re-
lease OF the Irish funds In Paris for tho relief
OF the evicted tenants In Ireland. These funds.
the principal portion OF which was collected by
those at the meeting. are held in Paris because
Parnell and his followers won't permit their
withdrawal. A cablegram telling Of the action
OF the Hoffman House meeting was sent to
Jus,in MCCARTHY. tho leader Of the nti:Par-
ThGmns 2yH adds Emwst; IHI; Judge Joseph E DaIy.
O'Brien. James $. Coleman. John d. Crmmins.
Judge Morgan J. O'Brien. John Byrne. and ].
Duncan Emmett A reply from Mr.. Mccarthy
has Ipst been received. He SAYS:
Il have to acknowledge with many thanks
the receipt Of the resolutions Just passed at the
Hoffman House meeting in reference to the
need hardly say how,rordIally and thoroughly
my colleagues and l aGree in the Dri rinciplcs
and purposes Of those resolutions, Our reiter-
ated appeals, letters. and resolutions pub
lished everywhere In the PRESS prove that we
have LEFT no effort untrie! and spared no pains
TO obtain for the rescue OF the suffering tenants
the use OF the Paris funds"
The sun., 1891-06-09
THERE ARE MORE GIBBS MEN.
Perhaps That 10 the Reason Why More o
Then Get on tho ROll.

T0f00p0 TnoS u tn0 0eoBOn WI Aoro OF
Them Get on tho Roll.
James W. Hawes Donald Mclean. Job E.
Hedges. Charles NJ. Hammond. and John J..
Phelap. the special committee appointed TO
effect the Republican regeneration OF the Thir-
teenth district, sat from P. NJ. until P. NJ.
yesterday In the Grand Opera House. They
enrolled 52l men as good Thirteenth
district Republicans, and rejected twenty
a,.plicants who did not live in tho district
The qualification insisted upon by the com,
mittee was a profession Of party fealty and
q promise to vote for. the Republican candi;
date for President An old man who would
only promise to vote for Blaine and who de.
clared that he always voted for Gibbs was not
allowed to enroll.
There was every appearance that the Gibbs
plumbers than the Cowieites. Gibbs and
OF course It could not be exrected that
i Wonld escape some little exciting experience se
He always gets it; This time he had scraI
the railing. and Clark very rndeIy threatened
to pull the old mans wonderfully exnbarant
whiskers. The enrolment will be continued
to-day. and the primary will be held ON the
18th.
The sun., 1891-06-09
In u q reen Hat,

when We get the yellow silk trousers" said
feminine dress reformer and the blue vel
vet or g!nGhnm blouse OF the business woman's
Dress under the prescription OF the Woman's
National Council. hold that our hat ought to
be green. with red trimmings. With such
combination of colors and hues. and with lace
n%inEs. ribbons galore. and gray boots. with
white necktie. O woman ought TO be ashamed
OF the business dress OF the Deye elnp-
pent Committee. 1t Will be suitable
m.nt. the. proiessionai oilise. ' and % the tyne.
wit RS table. 1t will be both com! Tort bio and
i!atty 1t will strike the ey" and the fancy OF
th' masculine sex. I do not wonder that tho
members OF tho Woman's National Council feel
hnppy In view OF the prospect OF tho discnr riding
~ gowns nnd shRwi- and bonnets and things
ami the adoption ~ II truly scientific. artistic,
convenient and economical fashion OF d ess la
the nineteenth century"
The sun., 1891-06-09
LOSSING's LIBRARY.
| Tine Collection OF Autographs aud
Pnnphiets-It May 60 20 vassar.

A Fine Collection OF Autograph and
Panphiets-It May 60 to vnssar.
Benson J. LOSING. tho dead historian. kent
his great collection OF manuscripts, letters.
and rnre pamphlets in . strong. stone walled
building adjoining his residence at Tho
Ridge" near Poughksepsie. An iron doorway
connects the house and tho building. The
library Is entirely flreproof.
Somo OF the treasures which Mr.. Losing
preserved there bear on the carly history Of
this city. They are relic. and documents which
he gathered while writing his History OF New
York CITY," The book Was illustrated and
published By Mr.. George E. Perlne. Mr.. Perins
Is dead. but his son. Frederick L. Perlne. said
OF Mr. Loeslng's collection yesterday:
He had probably the best collection Of
books and documents, relating 10, Duchess
county. Besides complete sets VI all tho i'm.
Re bad valuable pSteh works. ausntiv ifin,s: iuss:
ttrnted; some Of biz books have the signature Of
s' WSs i. .oa M
part OF the. mar uscrints and docu .n,s can.
very ns a eompo.s s.s Of
Na0nkine- shows his earlier work AS an on.
ErsysE You knew @ that The he present cover Q!
"IT Lsssiss ressiysd Offers Of large sum:
never been able to arrive at tho conclusion to
I think in the neigh borhood OF SlO0OO."
Mr. LOSING always thought well Of vasssr
College. and there 10 q possibility that be has
wiled his collection to II at institution. There
is no absolute need Of It's sale for the bensht
OF his heirs. Mr., Perlne said that the historian
and also property In and around Poughkeep.
sic. His wife 10 we'll of in her own right. Mr..
Lossing had recently received. moreover. . be.
quest by his intimate friend. the Scotch mer.
chant, Mr.. Buck tnRham.
ha far as known BE left bnt one unfinished
work. New York City: Its Commarce and In.
dust ies." He was writing It 10 collaboration
with others. but had nearly finished his part
wh0n he died.
The sun., 1891-06-09
FATHER DUCEY DOESN'T WANT an As
SIST4NT.
He Hssn't One. hut Says when He Needs
Help uo Gan Have II.

He HASN'T One. hut Says when He Needs
Help He Gan Have IL.
Two months ago. when tho Rev. Father
Toole, the assistant OF tho Rev. Father j..
Ducey. pastor Of st. Leo's Catholic Church In
East twenty eighth street. was transferred to
tho reotorship OF st. Johns Church. White
Plains. IL was said that that was tho first step
toward CLOSING the church. which. 1t is claimed.
is heavily in debt
When few weeks had elapsed and sue.
cessor to Father Tole was not appointed. II
was stated by some clergymen that tho
vacancy would not be filled until tho young
priests to be ordained at the Trinity ordina-
tlons In st. Joseph's Seminary. Troy. weIo
s!sP sss.spdsy. e but Father bass1 did not Get
thsl. Z No doabs tRss Of
authortttes Of the archdiocese to close 81.
Leo's before long. 1t seems. however, from from,
being aIoys% ;iis, e chow whether st. Le0s parish
The TACT Of the matter is," said the report.
ress EUsry snS so;n
his own pulpit that his church 10 heavily In
that he 10 aGie to conduct the affairs Of the
parish single handed. l.h ha, been dctermihed
S ss: ssnd h H 90 D1'' his charge
, III he falls. see no reason why tho church
should not be closed and the parish annexed
to tho adjoining ones When he informs the
Archbishop that his parish can support an as
sistant ono will be assigned to him..
Father Ducey told q reporter that he didn't
want an assistant
Let coiesiastical eossipers attend to their
business" said he. "and I'll look after mine.
o regular assistant"
have priest to help me every Saturday
and Sunday. which arc the busest days OF the ne
BIZ asking for him."
The sun., 1891-06-09
Phoebe Couzins ON Deck,

CHICAGO. June 8.-Ph nbe Couzins. tho de-
posed Secretary Of the Board OF Lady Man
ayers. was at headquarters to-day for the first
time In several weeks. She had long session
with President Palmer. Vice President Bryan
and Vice-Chairman Mckenzie. telling them ali
about her case.
-! am very anxious" she said, for an early
trial in the United States Court. because l AM
confident OF Winning The trial has heen
Walkers ~ ness but the case will doubtless
be heard this week."
What II you are beaten p she was asked.
II such thing hapnen. I would carry the case
TO -. highest court and even to Congress-
Are you doing any work for tile Board? ?"
Every day l do something The corre-
srondence keeps coming to me. and. OF conrse,
i! Ieply 70 II. Lrtters have como 10 me from
fact" "e' 49,
The sun., 1891-06-09
A Clos. season In n ,hr,nS se..

WASHINGTON. June 8-The Government hns
notified agents on the seal Is ands to stop the
Killing OF seals by tho North American Com
mercial Company when 1t has taken $500, tho
number OF seals which the Administration.
ernment for close season." made
on the ground that 1t was necessary
to permit tho sealeiies company to tnke this
number as coInpens alton Tor the expcnse Of
ihs i,rse hund rcd and odd natives who Ii,s on
the islands and derive their LIVELIHOOD from the
sealing indus ~, When this mum bar ha. Teen
taEen aeal killing Is 10 BE- stopped and further
The sun., 1891-06-09
Pussy Almost Swallowed by Snake.

ALBANY. Ga, June S-When Mr.. Barney Con.
Afghan came down town to oren up shop Mon
greeted him. Mr.. Connghan thought that the
cat wa, out on an early morning prowl. and
ments putting things to rights. when suddenly
his at sntion was attracted by an object near
meat block. which at q glance looked like
secion ~ cable Iope In n coil Earnestly did
Mr.; Con aghRn gaze on the object for minute
and then. as he realized what 1t WAS his heart
stood still with ienl. and he gave inference to
an ALARM, q, s,annisd = n ,hs early mornInv
double quick to his assistance.
The obisc! wns nothing NOR, Or less than q
rats and better employment. had brought Mr..
CoIashsn's cat @ updsr .s the charm Of its mag.
Of swsilowins him. and wa. ~ In lair wv way Vol 81
snceeeding Whsn the officers reached the
ssens e and killed tn The helpless reptile. much 10
The snake measured not less than eight
feet IN length, and u left alone a short while
outside OF Tho cat with but little trouble.
The sun., 1891-06-09
VILE GEN. sCHoF1KLD MARRTs

aictca By the Army and Navy Journal.
CHICAGO. juno ga special despatch to the
Netps from wssbipgton says: The current
number OF the Army aud Navy Journal. which
IL semi-ofI'cisi organ OF the War Depart
mont says:
I'VE do not publish the Chicago kilograms
announcing the marriage OF Gen. Schoneld. MS
We have authority to state that the reports are
absolutely false"
This positive assertion BY esmi.oificial
paper. which says It speaks from authority
Ia causing much comment In army circles-
Many prominent officers insist that the we'd
ding will mover take place. and the fact that
tho Generals relatives are in the dark On the
matter adds to the uncertainty"
The sun., 1891-06-09
Labor and Wages.

Practically all the tool sharponers employed
by The granite manufacturers OF Concord. N. II. 4,
quit work at noon yesterday because OF the
refusal OF the latter TO accede to the mems de-
mand for nm increase In wages OF from 81 to
SS., cent- per hour Those who stonred work
belong 10 the union. and will have the moral
the trouble |. not q busted,
The .tone cutters strike which has existed
At the 0uarries of John Fea,tie ON Lest"'s
Island and ~ Norcross Bros Il Redhtlrs quarry
e stnnr creek, C.nn., for the last five weeks.
yesterday morniog. The stone cutters struck
ior I'm increase OF IA per cent. but return to
work ut their old pay.
The sun., 1891-06-09
STILL BOTHERED BY BRrGGa
The Presbytery Receives n Letter frou. the
wanderinE Theoiogisn ana VIII Reply.

The Presbytery Receives Letter IRON the
wandering TheoioEisn ana VIII Reply.
The Juno meeting Of the Presbytery held in
the Scotch Presbyterian Church yesterday
afternoon illustrated how completely the sub
ject OF DIR. Briggs's soundness In doctrine is
overshaiowing all other questions before the
Presbyterian Church nt present.
Tho first business before the house was the
reading Of this letter from DR.. Briggs which he
~ i2o VERT NlSsTI.TWNinp 3 BTfssT. Rect
ghs Rev s d Alexander. d. d. sedied Cierk " tie EtD
T%rs Pre,ey,srg; ~, ,ou.u,,, "a
the Presbytery Of New York In my behalf:
uj. made a. written protest against the ar
isauanraI iR address. ID @ This proiest adhered. to
! desired to stand and to go up to the synod In
t2i | gave H"ilee Of complaint against tn.
the committee OF Investigation.
rssssissisy II sSs S;oeosS,nss s. and csSIIHS cSnIH.s
ps have 70 sss Synod Ssxs ss
oi the committee and the action Of the Presby;;
6ytery based the, eon; in order a tnat q may not
"a As j sal said at the Presbitery 1 desire above
Charges and sreciGcationt. and that j may
ssS5 sSSt q saS ss 5s'Nysf' in judicial case as
49, The state OF my health demands nv ABB
sence from the country until the autumn. but
trust that may be able to meet with the
Presbytery at their session In October newt
q. A. BRIoos.
Privilege was unanimously granted to DR..
Brlkes to Withdraw his complaint. and then
the Rev. G. W. +. Birch. who is at the head OF
the committee which was 10 formulate charges
against the professor, arose to present mis- re-
port. -.
Two or three OF the committee were ab@sent. sent
Avenue Presbyterian Church. was there, Ott-
ting beside Dr. Birch. This was the report:
New YoRx. June 8. 1891.
,ne ~ Preabvterv to eTranSa md nrenere Tho
nn.sssar ~ nrncsedip ra in The csse ~ TX Hri1as
renosts nrnuress And siates its INABILITY 10
,oport mora fnliv at thia time because
feppfs fepr q, m1se is msmbers havs been oocunieI
1,S,th M hme,raSn ~ tho Eaner.I HsaamhIv os
Hnmmissinnsrs %rn nn ssnresentin9 this Tresbvtery
siUrinu the Ureater nart of ihe tina sinee THAR
The sun., 1891-06-09
Additional Obituaries.

William Arnold died. probably OF heart dis
ease. at his home near Babylon yesterday noon.
2S years old. He did not feel very we'll In
the morning, and so he stayed In bed.
His wife drove to the village on an
errand. and when she returned she found
him dead. On Sunday night he dinsd
with his brother-in.law Edward Cameron. He
was a son OF Richard Arnold. a member OF the
Arm O, Arnoll. Constable 4 Co.. who died In
fi'st wife being daughter OF Noel J. Blcar. iy
whom he had a son and two daughters. His
second wife. tho daughter OF NJ. 4. Bolmer.
bore him one daughter.
The Rev. Gny B. Day Of Bridgeport died on
Sunday Of b lights disease. He was rs years
o. age. and one OF the best known clergymen
In the State.
Elder Q. z. Badger. died at Grsenoastls. Ind,
last night aged 73.
The sun., 1891-06-09
Ao,rolosy and tho Gresal.aa Party.

To THs EproH or TnE suE-Sr: have drawn an as-
troloR cal nEurs showing the situation Of the heavens
at 1857 NJ Juns iayi. the time OF the sailing
Of the steamer Kite for the Arctic rsgionA With Lieu.
tsnAnt aud Mrs Fairy aboard.
!, viii 10 curious to note the result The innusneea
according 10 the teachings Of the old Asroogsrs and
ihs es sof LAZY were evil The watsry sign scorpio
rising and Mar. The ruling planet Of tho schema.
map In the eighth house 0aat OF
dsath In the waiery sign Cancer. The evil planet
Saturn In the meridian elevated above all the other
celestial bodies. The and moon had Just b,sn in
conjunction in tho eighth house. that ofdeath and
near the square aspect cI'') Of Saturn Mara tho
ruler o the ascendant also ruler OF the sixth house.
that OF sickness and suffering and In the eighth show
Ing that ,ome would die.
Thus according to the ancient wrters the hour for
departure was not fortunate oua
BALnnosK, Nd kvlazt.
The sun., 1891-06-09
Rat Engineering.

Il hnvs rend se' ersl rat and egg stories. and
sometimes had my doubts that ore mi would
isllow rats would drag him % an"wh~rs ~i ihsy icy
wanted Che sEs s.rrisd1 said gentsmSn th,s
there must he sonnet thing IN q. hrou hi home
a lot of eggs last night packed in bran In q
SOAP box. the top of which sioo NJ least eight
cellar bottom. nni this morning found aboutS u
dozen eggs on the. .f"or. AMI several Of them
and whether any wers taken Into the hole and
broken ] c,nnot say. How they took them
from the box to the floor am curious to