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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23
CHEAP LOTS +!


We have for sale a few
lots worth $500 for s425 to
$500, on easy terms. These
lots belong to non-residents,
who must sell at once, and
consequently will sell for
about half what they are
worth. They lie perfectly,
with fine view, and are be-
tween Lexington avenue.
Lafond and Blair streets.
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Roses Walkaway.

Special to the Globe.
JAMESTOWN, N. D., Sept. 22.-The
Republican judicial convention today
made no nomination to oppose Judge
Rose, and he will be reelected without
opposition. Hon. Johnson Nicklns was
the unanimous choice, but declined to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS DEATHS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOTICE-THE MASONIC LIFE AS
~ ISOLATION of America has removed its
Office from Is East Fourth street to Room ~,
Globe Building.
TASONIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sPE.
I1 cial meeting of Ancient Landmark
Lodge No. s, A. F. q A. M. will be held to-
morrow Saturday. at 1 o'clock p. M. sharp,
to attend the funeral of our late brother A.
3. Bracket. Brethren of sister lodges are
invited to attend. By order of the w. NJ.
NJ " Emery Secretary
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23
A CURED MAN.

SEXONERvE, the great Turkish "Feerit- ,l-
Meshfb" is the only preparation that will effect
the magical results shown above. Cures Nervous
Debilit Wakefulness, Lost Manhood, Evil Dreams
Pain in the Back and all wasting diseases caused
by errors of youth. exertion OF the excessive
use of tobacco, opium or stimulants, which ulti.
mately lead TO consumption. insanity and suicide.
anty to cure or money refunded Circulars free at
our office sent by mail. Address international
Medical Association 269 Dearborn ST. Chicago LII
FOR SALE IN ST. PAUL, MINI, BY
L. Mussetter, Cor. Wabasha and 4th Streets,
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At Paul Martins,

The concert Of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the German Department of the Peo-
pies Church at Paul Martins hall last
night was a decidedly successful affair.
The music was good and was well given.
Oscar Lienau was in excellent voice.
and scored decided hit. Miss Nav
Pierce read two selections unusually
we'll even for her. Her manner IS
charmingly natural, and her under
standing of what she reads keen.
The other people who appeared were
pleasing, and the concert. as an entirety,
was enjoyable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23

accept. fearing the Independent vote in
Lamoure and Barnes counties would
render his defeat inevitable.
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Dockstader's Funny Phalanx.

Those who had begun to despair O
ever seeing or hearing anything new at
a minstrel SLOW were happily surprised
at the many new jokes, new acts, new
songs and novel features contained Iii
the programme given by Lew Dock
stader's MINISTRIES last night. The
company opened to splendid house,
and the audience was made happy from
start to flush. All the speciality bust
ness is extremely pleasing and far
above the average. Frank Du-
mont, the minstrel Shakespeare:
George Powers. banjo soloist of
rare accomplishments and general
comedian: Fake and Semons, who pre-
sent musical act which is novelty;
William Rowe, the graceful dancer, in
a taking specially on pedestal eight
feet high; Blocksom and Burns. in a
new laughing act called "Funnabal-
ISM" the Columbia Quartette and John
{. Harrington, talented singing and
dancing comedian, are all stars ir their
line, and constitute giant phalanx in
minstrelsy, capped by Dockstader him
self in his newest role Ward Meal
lister" Lewis apt local hits took the
audience right off its feet at every whirl.
and his quiet, unique manner added
much to the Zest of the telling shots.
Same company tonight, tomorrow matt
nee and night.
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treat all the above diseases-are regular grad
uates-and guarantee a cure in every cas-
undertaken, and may be consulted person
ally or by letter.
Sufferers from any of these ailments be-
tore consulting Others, should understand
their diseases and the latest improved treat
books.
The Secret Monitor and Guide to Health,
a private Medical Treatise on the above dis
eases. with the Anatomy and Physiology of
the Sexual System in Health and Disease,
containing nearly 300 pages ard numerous
illustrations. sent to any address on receipt
OF reduced price, only Twenty Cents, or value
In one or two-ceut stamps.
Pamphletand chariot questions for stating
case sent free
All business strictly confidential Office
hours. a. m. to $50 p. IN. Sundays ex-
cepted.
Address letters thus:
GALENIC INSTITUTE.
st. Paul. Mimi
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GaIeniC MediCaIInstitute
t7E. Third st.. st. Paul, MINI.

Established in 1861
for the cure of private,
nervous and chronic
q Use a Sc S, including
Spermato RI b o e a. or
s e m inal Weakness,
Nervous Debility, In
potency. Syphilis. Con-
orrhoea, elect. Strict
ure. Varicocele, hydro
cele, Diseases of WOm-
en-. etc.
The physicians OF
the old and Reliable
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-23

Mail orders are promptly and
carefully filled.
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These Are Travelling.
Bucklen's Arnica saIye.

Special 20 the Globe.
NEW YORK. Sent. o2.-At New YnrI,
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Nv BUYING
CLOTHING IT PAYS TO BUY
THE RELIABLE KIND.

Kind is always reliable. Every Garment Guar
anteed to be perfect-htting and Genuine Tailor
Made.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

There il probably not It civilized ROOT
In South Africa which cover, lroi'|e ot
only OH nationality; a> II rule. they
are Of three or i4ur, VI take u t:pc.J
Cnpe household before IN ut the mo
tuc1It; III" fatt,r"i j. English, thu tnuttltf
half Dutch aud half French IiiEuctlo;.
within Er'snrh nu,:tt, tile children SlIarin3
three IHtluIn'Itit>: THE *rvrrlic>1 IL II
ScutchWo!nut. tlle cook Zulu, the
f1ou>erlini1 l,A|f lIottcntot and half
D,,tril. the Kitchen Eirl half butch nn}
halt slave. 1!le >tnble boy II kntir. ami
the little girl who waits III tHLIc Il B4
ssltu.
This household In Il type If thou:
sands Of otln.rS to be found everywhere
t1lrHn:1iuu1 Africa. II IL Ilunueiv anu
tr.&slr Illustration MAY BIZ allowed. tie
,npp|t of South Africa rrStluhI" tue il,
gradients ii u pudding wl1e'' they are
tn the pre"t>- Of h'i!,: stirred together
~ 4 basin ntt,'!1>. Eggs. wine Hour
and water. To hope t. resort them il
vain, for Eo*,.l nr for evil. the mixture
il Iuade; they have NJ l~r,neated cacIl
Others substance that aHHn to resort
them IL impossible, however much W.
may wish it. ~Fortnightly Review
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

= "~-
gives Instances II O>GIr rnt'hiny ages
Of IN /" I2V years. .>n'oa'4 the Hi
tivts ut tie Philippines there IRE lnnny
crts;"iarian>. Men of eighty years .:
n-.' ara >>en working vigorously in I'll"
fields Evet, utE'',r the iIuttt1nol> IL
-ta>ht'> ut great ~: Occur II IS. II
fact. worry anonx civilized people that
kills. and froln this s;,vaEts :trt rx
t'll'. ~ they ar' also from tur1liu>
ni%lt into day. and nlany If not most
" tile other rt'l|it> that seriously Inter.
FIRE nitull= tie civilized Ettiuti~ with
"lats'> IF longevity. ~ brooklyn, t.;,g+'
Had Expected Erttrr Trr"tm"nt.
IT, raped III the 'loor ct the Hat bc.
low hi< owl. and when the t!oor was
opened, >s,i.t ALPHABETICALLY:
"par.lon M; Intrusion. This j% Mr..
Ti11rrt, ln'li'yt:"
"Nr>, air. $685.. ..: II:
" "'t% naute Il ~ ~: s'c*'''''. = =
t"t i7~t HtH't:' yttl.. =:
''.s;:el, H., *>,ir* t:s,ri'a* ~, \:l>s1 run
do fur ynsE<' E.: !. **.
Its merely },.1$i;:n>s call, "cx,lal,nnl
tin: o$5,uttA:tt ut tl{e *''p}Hr tut. 40
tice that YOU arr: 1l>i,ts lnt un" stove
and il small %r:ltt: 1Iow. while yun USED
t. kt<rp three <tnvos +ss,i1aE. l.: r:
"Wnv. YES" rtt'lr1t>tl HE 1l1An III the
ir-t HAT, *'*.'ritt's are rAtir l>ard aud
#cu;tl T. f. rt>l<iv<>. Int might l=lSk ~li''
bt,>'i11,*>> that il Ut yo;1'&*"
"Htl< ;.{t:4as Ut ni'u,::' :*txrlai111el the
othsr IN ,!lfi'"i@,. llan$ II. na;l1l: yn1s r.
not ,r.H, ::s:< III right. Don't ynu think
unrt}!i>l;> ts.*i.4t. your r:%s'1fh'r*:"
"Noi$:A};r1s: 1lri-llln'1'<: Whit are You
driving Ut: Haven't always been II
Goml ttna:t:" 49,.
No. sirt" 1r,;trctl the man III tho fcr'
untl hat. Il was told yru WE'RE WHEN
nypye4, IN or | wu'lll have taken the fiat
If rosi4 thu hall fruln mine. Tile nlar
underneath, That keeps three stoves going
ull the ti,tte~~thrce, mini you. 1tr's !,
thoughtful. considerable mnn. Will" tot
yell --
well, Whit. the nAtttr with nI:::"
"Why. huuy it all: Your lnca>iy litti:
fires don't heat the tinurs IF my tlat nj
all. and llave to burn It ton of coal 1nort
month than thu man ucross the hal
from 11t. TIL you yon re acting in i
mighty small, me;ln way. You're show
Ing u tontr,nptible spirit i'll the trent
1ncnt Of your ncighbors:'
They didn't quite come TO blows. bu
the man in tho lower fit was 81 maj
that h. put ont I'LL the fires. opened thu
windows. nh. took his family to u hott
for two or three days when the next colt
snap arrived. Tribune
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
I'ttt'& Poverty.

III Lord Ru>.'|rry'> very interesting
Life Of Pitt. liz does not explain |.
thing which have never yet under.
stWHl How did PITT slH.nI hi% in
CONF all ytt into debt: During the
grta:ttr part ct his life, utter hc had
come to min = ESTATE IH' WIS in ut1i.e
and his i,,rb,Iu. WAS ;;l",ut tln.'n 1"1
AMMAN t1.' did not entertain, ht'
did lut Camille. he neither tlnnt"tl
Ter shut, anti yet ut the end Of >t:ven
teen Years ut this Inrt,tnt If tlu.ttH)
per nitn1ltn he wis huIw(t'sSly III
debt That ht WAS careless is very
possible. still. considering that 1,I~
income WAS equal to ~, |Ho per tst'
1Il1n NOV. how II, the. n.<lllt Of Wn,nlri
dill I1'' >relnl It:
This Is all the mt'r" mysterious ~
he appears never to have N@id his
t1:u1t>,ilrn ! have often @.'tn It
Stuttr! that England ought IL b. proud
III mr. IT her greatest statesmen
having s|ntl I"or Neither Pitt ,.o'
England had 1tAit%sn, tn h.: proud u1
II >tat,'>nlpn enjoying TN ample TT
ticia| :'tn,:u,'. dying heavily in debt
ami" n,aki,,:; tile payment IT Ei>
t1:ult>1mu> bills dependent IN lnlrl1a'
mcnt voting Il sum to mctt the liz
bility. London Truth:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

II IN remarkable that. although the
optic nrrv' Is Of I'll parts TT thr eye thc
nt,>t sensitive to light. yet should IN
Object lall OH it us W. Irt,k around HIS
and >o,se object aust always br thrown
Oh it it il invisible 10 u~; and IN our
field Of vision there il III reality Il gap.
though in ordinary sight the surround
Ing edges Of this gap draw up together,
and NO fill it. Bur by closing one eye,
by practice one may actually force tho
object Which IN reflected OH to the optic
nerve to disappear completely from
tle field Of v~un Bernstein tells uS
thAt even tin. Sun itself can be 'nanle t"
disappear IL it fall exactly Oh tile blind
spot WHARF, 1|sr oltit: llrrvt enters tho
eye. This 'nny nrr"unt Tor the Tact
that some people call close ",e eye and
stare tile summer >,,I. without winciuy.
-Chamber>' journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

He walked III and ru+ down dollar.
a silver doIiur. that clanked like a car
riage wheel IL the Stiffness Of the sanc
tu,n. Said liz
There. take it ant. credit my sub
scription, quick"
"Wllnt'> the nlatt"rI" We said
.: "Well." said he. last wetk waa
fishing out on Spring creek; " tllunde:
storm calne up. art1 it rli1Ie'l and thun
dered. and Lightning flashed all around
me, c,nwled into hollow log to es
caw it, The ,ui,, made the toE swell
up until WAS fastened in and nearly
squeezed to t.rnth. began t" think
Of NIL my >ia< and to repent. Sud
denly remembered that NY >t4b>rrtp
ton WIN nut settled mp. and felt ~
small ubutlt It thar WIS able to bnrk
right ol1 III the lu: ut Once Eain
bridge t%iA. Globe, 49,. -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
An Accidental Cure.

\ .entlrlitn WAS suffering from nt'
liberated >rr,. throat. wilirfl finally b.
e4lnu ~ swollen that his life WIS d..
sparetl IT, When his household rane
10 his bed>iI. to bill him ftrtwcll. t;lc|1
person trlsf,+d his hand for IL moment
and tt,c,l. farming, went ont weeping,
a PET ape, which hal snnle>tly waited
till TIM. lust. then advanced. Ani grasp
ing hi> nli.ot.r'S l,ul.d for Il minute. nls.'
turned and walked away with his hands
70 tli> ryt>.
Hi, assumption, I'll deep =r"f. which!
it Is hardly Ir'>siblo tl4r animal conlt'
huve really Ielt, waS sd Iudicr"'> III liz
perfection that tile sick HIM wills >'izrt'
with I'LL uncomfortable fit If laughter.
Which broke HE u!rrr III his throat
whereby his life WIS saved. -An1rrcnI
Notes and Queries.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

1Ht F"AH* - A"ttrH" III -'IF''|'
Probably the r'a>i''>t European Ian
guage IL Italian, nnt ~ much un nc
count OF its .4nulogies with Latin IN be-
catst. OF it's lnIttr c!ur;*"trr and thu
simplicity of t., rifles And after ltd
it.u, in tI!. ;1slpr IF euSe. Il" prcscn,
writer woul.. be induced ~ place Span
iah. -~ IsuSto. Herald. i"
Longevity AIMING SAvaEe..
From many recorded Instances it up
ptnrs TINT >avIsrz livn longer than
civilized people. Their. are "Ntr,tor-
binary r'.>es ut longevity n1nn1tg tue
colored l"'nple IF Chilli, 't>ariy $40 per
SONS, according to the lust re'ls''>,
being rrturael nv over 100 years ol
ayr IT. tIns |n"n frequently denied
that tho american Indians arrive ut a
very advanced n*r; t'rt His IN now
proved by many instances Levi sny>
Of the natives Ut i;ra@iI hat they art
sub jtct to fewer tli>rascs than the Eu
rowans and reach III H:n Ut frutn 1fh
tn 120 or even lao years. Prince Mn>
snw nn ln1ln WHO cni1II remember
l07 years.
AS reyar,ls the *a!nlays, l.iclltenStelQ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
Tie Mind Like Electricity.

In electricity VIZ have All MI perrat'
ing force nf which we are ordinarily
unconscious. violent and startling III are
it's occasional effects. So in the region
Of mind We may lntve effects rare and
strange us arg the slow moving t'reball.
or the lightning fash from AL unciond.
ell sky. Cnder peculiar and rarely oc,
fcctly known. certain mental influences
predominant, and mind perceptibly acts
Oh mlnd. ~Blackwood's Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
~ttei %Iuntzs.rtur*+.: In t.in,

ln 1:4(l*thr. Ctns''stt:ties1 Ac4i,|atnr"
granted to Mt>>r> Fitch Walker l.
WHY'S "'ht'. >''l., privilege II making
Steel for fl't term IT fifteen years .1p''n
this condition. TINT they should IN til"
space Ut two years ns:lke half ton uf
Steel" Ti!I> runtliti'h moi having been
complied with. tht trIxlItG" wa> extend
Ell to ia. E"fort. which time Aaron
Eliot and lrln4>o,l Miller certified TINT
nore than half a ton Of steel had been
made ut tile furnace in SintsIury. w
F. Durfee in Popular Science Monthly
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
t}t, %l11,rt %t,ftt'r.

4 painter in thI< city, WHO used t"
devote himself Iar*HIv. IT, t!,,,,'l}i4lt>.
received IN order FIR o1t frsulin 1.riu ct
lo.ul dealers. ''1iry >nl|: *\1p1 rnn let
lis Inv. it IN tn morning. ran'f your"
In Ri" ttornjng" EaspeJ ;!!Ir painter.
"V'hy. it*~ nft:rl,non nIrca+ty:~
'1'rue. but YOU can pain: i tonight.
you know III: =:". %: *:=
II can't Im|nt by @&s:ir|t. ~
well, t>c*'>e l,.r, but ;ttoukl!t :on
had got 'E5o>r tiouh|I*llt> by:tilis title
80 you could dn then, will! your eyes
shut ~~ l'rH'h!yn E.asle: .*>'" ::"~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

a curious study might h: made o1
the causes IF cpidr,,irs of crime. In
medieval times, and even now il! SLIPPER
stitious countries. MI evils were ana
are attributed to the influence III .ul.
verse stars, Probably this Is an np-
rrm,rh to Il srcat scientific truth. Or its
"dvuny shadow, t" say tt" least. TI'"t
u1ott/>,lnyical conditions seriously If
fer1/the llcnlt|4 aud spirits N II TACT of
such everyday experience t|'At 1t Is III
longer regarded t,s phenomenal, Tue
causes Of meteorological cil;tnsc, >n1>t
b. lie CAUSES lying buck Of ur p"rvu!'
my disposition to commit peculiar kinds
of .crjlnu, 4 suicidal or II Iuuulerout
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Here is IL Story That rtn'lts IT, Ine' 1T
first hand A night wut:hIlan having
.,&4r.e of II Number uf t4',l>t.s ut IL we'll
known summer resort in this state was
drsirots of getting ;to1i,cr house, 80 lu
went to the OWNER IF II.
'No,' said III" 1Ht,"r, Il dH'4't need
my one IL lake ,Ilrr If my lInu>e ut
night. II IL burglar ru',,r> in I'll shoot
iittI.
"T|,ls all right" said tlc ready
~ttclI1uu, but after you've killed
him ynn wunt >olIr' ui,e IT. pull linn out
III the house for yuu.'
The wntciI1nA,I WIS engng<al. Ne"
York Epucl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

n4u<rl1rre u1t1>'. .>,"rrf':r". haze It's
49,: ., II: >nltlt' of III. st4.1'+ springs If
:*:t I l:trr are t,il>t'> for nll things
:**= "*=; iatn:><>; u!1xlHo study III >a,lt
.=;;; H.: IL v;t$5I l.nti:< E<';u!';i':,
I'M "= =: i 1Ard ttur<tl" tl.': VI: T.
FLOW M. yu>1. lr>til "r rnnl:" ri |"
Detroit .tlt>l,t lt;'.u u::r evening ~ tue
brot i,rr"oi '.at 'trvv1<It1t' +:ir1 ist' las
Wen ru1i'ts,% FIR Il At:;tr past.
: y, l!to{l ttllt,w, l<f1tv .r: you j. wa>.
tItr tt''xt{Hl r<.sl>t'tt>u:*:> :<> Edith has
;,trt.r'w{ >"n. :|las s|,''. aud ynn :trt
t.&3l;t*I2 '"}.I,*ftntztyff" ~>.: =: -
swell .~- ,l;ll:~~t'r~-*tn, not e>lrtly,"
llt<>itatttl tho, ::xt;n:t3 E'rsri,rr; hut
41,4a Inv 4:!tttI - III, Il *i>ttl III tit.. aud
Her Father VA+ *"t r"%t*d.
:..=::."WcI1. ''fara." said 'lntt $t"i:: :W''1rt*
A14> father. luukil,:: into tlr4 IMr"f
where sir sat alone. .;4> H. WIS I'll i4is
way tu bed about IT. tcItn';.. "W tut :.
bt+'ulr 1T that ytH,,ty pntli,fay. Jon"~.
who u>t4l to ~it around here six or s.'v.':,
nights week: haven't Sect l.im III
nearly IL Fortnight
"flrw Gun ynu speak ~ '|i>re<r'*.
fully Ut him, pa when he is to be- y"'&'
sos1.in luw:'
"uL. he II, is l'e:'
YES. pa.
*'Wet. whtrc IL i,c:"
ION. liz i. off TN l.i> vacation. IT,
takes II late ole, yut, >'r.'
"Oi.. Just So Then it's really set
tied about him. il it:'
Yes. pa.
And he will soo,l be sitting aruu,r;
here a.<;4in. SUPPOSE"
Yes, pa: next week, hope.'
"llum: Well. he il better than that
other Iopinjay. R"binson, anu Finer
son also, who formerly came hcrr."
please. pa, speak "f Mr. aobin>"'
and Mr.. Emerson also with nlnre =.
spirit
""'hy ~:"
"I'rruu>", they are my brothers
now" -~ Philadelphia Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

.lGr must ~ l1't, |O
Medicine. !: II her faith to it rs ia
i.>r Bible. 1t must
contain n<.::::,;:;'E violent, uncertain.
or <lauGt' ','1S. It n>u>t be standard
in ma :..:l and manufacture, II
must H., plain aud simple to Admire
i<t>:; easy and pleasant to- take.
IT, <lild m1,>t like il. 1t mist he
|:,u,l,pt III ut>ion. giving irtnetIi~
:ttc relief. as cliildrc,ls' troubles
co,n>: quick, grow fast, and end
fat. .lly or otherwise i'll a very short
time. 1tmu>t not only relieve quick
bat bring tltcra aroun|:* QnIok. q.
CHI tircn <''a(>: and fret aud spoil
>l:xi; constitutions, u:'t|tr lu,l& ton~
i.t!<:,ii~.lt, II" n1t1:t IL, it, Vs>r:s::: III
,.lcl-r1tc .|t>Scs. x l1r~e quantity
ot medicine ina child II not t|:$l:a"
bic. II >u'ist not Interfere with The
child':; spirits, appetite Or general
health. Tl1csc things st1't nld III
we'll ~ yt:>,rlg folks, and make l'''~
scll>t'> ~t*rn'a:l S:'x"i' lis 1A*o:1i~
t:u..iiy tu@<.ici:lu. i
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Indignant Observation-Disclosures pills:
HumbuG: They won't do anybody Il
rmrtic}, Of ;$'rnl Thty will make people
sicker If anything.
PhltS,nAtir Ci,izr'l-Then whit arr
you howling about: ~t-licaEo Tri|'nnr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Bronzes, az q rule, reflect light only
moderately we'll; when two parts COZ
per combine with one part tin, speech.
|u1n metal, as IT IL called. IL produced
~~an alloy Of SO high reflective power ~
to be ueed in the best Telescopes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Daughter ~Oh, papa. I've just got
the most lovely yachting costume you
ever saw.
papa (busijy) glad YOU 'jke 1t.
Daughter It's just too sweet for
anything. Now all We need is 4 yacht.
New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

"Why did Hicks fail: Didn't he stick
to sound p1'incipIr>:'
"T}at wasn't it. Ills sound principals
deserted him. "--Ncw York SUI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

EEA ~ BEERS ONLY.
uk It
\"tpk -utl II United General Grants
Memoirs
If Hui
nnl 1t tl1M3 hns willing
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OTHER SUBURB1N TOXINS.
WF-TCHE-TER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-Ihc total population Of tho town
and village t. 5.27G. In tic village east Of the
Bronx River the population numbers 432J; outside
the corporation 81 village total. 4.c99 T..
A. slos,On has had co-tly memorial window put In
the west side Of the Presbyterian Church In memory
of his son Edwin who WIS lost board the schooner
Uruguay on the coast Of Maine. while returning from
Halifax last fall. The church has been cpa stcd,
carpccd and viii be rcOpcncd March 20.
TUCKAHOE.-About four hundred people attended
meeting held FL Bcllcw', Hall on Thursday evening
Ia protest against the Excise bill now pending IN
the Assembly. The -urrou ding country for miles
was represented. Father Farrell. OF the Catholic
Church. presided and addrc-sed the meeting. The
Rev f.. /. IOfccker Of the IuckIho- Methodist
Episcopal Church and the Rev. Peter Mcqueen. OF
the BiOnXyille Reformed Church, made speeches.
All the speakers were vigorously applaud"d h','
lutions were unanimously adopted lndorsng III III"
main the Excise bill ~ QOw amended.
MOT ST EINON.-'fhr Wimn eocicly. a local
literary Organization composed OF ic" Wei Known
pee pie had "A pleasant surprise after the monlers ana
- few la,itcd Suc-t- mrt a. the nom" 81 Mr. ana
Mr.. Loul- H. schneider on Thursday night Just be
fn,. O'Clock III. folding door ~ the drawing room
were suddenly pushed bac, and di~cD'cd scco rep
re-cnlirs IN" HILARY IN NJ ana Mra. r. h"bcr', $
apartments the Hotel Bcthif han. rs described In
William Dean IIowcl,'s y Letter of Introduction
recently published ia Ilarpor's Magazine The ftrc
WA, presented by ~iN young mon and WOMEN VINO had
been pledge 10 secrecy After HE farce there were
reading, and refreshments At tn Crescent Cub
house a largo number ot friends OF the members en-
loved 10 the fullest the stag party that Va, given
there last night. There billiards cords, bowling
and otter gmcs. music and other entertainment aud
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STATEN I-LAND.

RICHMOND VALLEY .-EIddclrs Hotel at Rich
mond Valley wa, totally destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The hotel situated near the beach and
was owned by Jacob Euppcrt, Tie brewer. OF New
York The origin If the fire is unknown. The loas is
estimated At $1,000. The property was lulv insured.
which adioined the hotel had a marrow c-cIp" from
the III gh wind carried the hancs and
cmbcrs upon the ROOF.
RlCHNOND.-rLc state census returns Of Richmond
County fled Yesterday in The County CLERKS Ollie"
Al Richmond. The returns from the an rent towns
arc a, follows: Mortified. 9.7G3. We~tield. -,GJ2
Cnstct0n. 1892: >Outnicd. $500; and MiGdlct0wu,
1879. Total pOpuat on Of Richmond County $3.50.
These figures show decrease from the returns OF the
Federal CENSUS IN I.3O. The state census Was ui,-
appolutment many Staten Islanders. n II sup
nnIrd the total population Wa> over GO.OOO. .
Montgomery CARD. WHO was arrested Wednesday
uiait and locked mp il the county jail, having been
surrendered by nj, bond iman. e.. G. Ellis. was 10.
leased Yesterday having secured twO bond men.
OF Brooklyn who alleges that he obtained $1,000 from
her under false prctenccs.