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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Registrar Kabrich sent On

Pulaski. Va, Oct. 12.-Specal.-Re-
gistrar Kabrich was sent on 10 the
grand jury Of the United States Court.
now in session nj Abingdon, yesterday
by Commissioner Nowlin. though the
evidence for the prosecution was abso-
lutely insufiicient-eyen TO raise suspicion
of guilt. The Democrats of our city and
section are justly indignant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF rHE SUPER srEsDENI

OFFICE OF THE SUPER NrEsDENr
on THE Cry Gas WoRKs,
RICHMOND, VA. October <. 1921
PROPOSALS WILL BE RE EtyED AT
/ this O ficr until u o'clock ~ THURSDAY.
the 18th Instant. for furni. hing these works
with SfNIN- FIN T. THOU ,AND bUShbL
lower cas- Works IN such quantities a. the su-
perintendent may re ure he committee
on Light reserve the right 70 reject snY and
ali h,ds WILLIAM G. ADA lS.
oc9-st Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

Orange. Oct. l1.-Special. There was a
very enthusiastic oyster supper at Halls
store Wednesday night. given by the Demo-
cratic clubs OF the county. Chairman VIII
liam G. Williams is fine organizer, and ID
doing splendid work.
There is reason to believe that the stray
sheep are nearly ali in the old fold.
The unexpected death Of Mr.. Linden
Kent, Of Washington. was great shock TO
his many friends ia this section. Mr. Kent
was born in Louisa county, distinguished
himself at the University of Virginia and
at the time Of his death WAS ono of the fore
most lawyers in Washington. During
Cleyelands administration VIZ. Kent was
offered. unsolicited. lucrative Office by
the President. which be declined on account
of his large practice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Democrats of Rocketts.

The Rockets Democratic Club had an
enthusiastic meeting last evening. Hon. b.
b. Munford made o brief address aud seve-
raj of the club members spoke.
They will have an Open-air rally IN front
OF HogAn's Hall next Wednesday night, with
speaking. music and refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
I3su..n.n, Euker,s C,ndItion.

Lieutenant Euker. of the Stuart Horse
Guards. is reported improving. He is be
coming conscious, and his physician, Dr..
George T.. Meredith, thinks, barring unfOre-
seen symptoms his recovery at all early
date can be looked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
A DefaultinC Treasurer.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct. I'm. j.
O'Brien. defaulting supreme treasurer of
the Catholic knights of America. appeared
in the circuit court to-day and gave bond
for $50, 600 and was released.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
font Of order use Beecham's Pills,
DANCE OF THE THERMOMETER.

Range OF the Thermometer at THE TINES
Office Yesterday. October, y 1892: =, 49,
4, NJ. 81; 70 NJ. 70; p. d., 70; p NJ, 70;
sP. A., 6S; midnight, G5 Average, 65zs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct 19.-For Virginia.
Fair: southeast winds; warmer IN northern
For North Carolina; Fair except local
showers in eastern porion northeast winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla

The shortest and quickest route to the
Exposition is via Main-street electric cars to
the Main-strset car sheds. corner Main aud
Vine stseets From here it is only short
distance TO the front entrance Of the Expo
sition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

Children Crv for Pitchers Castcrla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

MISSES DRESSES FOR THE STREET
VI AND EVENING WEAR. and also Ladies
Street suits, Rece ton. Mourning ant We'd,
ding Outfits made to order az tho shortes.
notice Special attention paid 10 al orders
sent 10 me from outside the city. A good NJ
and a stylish make guaranteed TO al
Mas \. A. COSBY,
409ls north Second, near Marshall street
oc2-lln Mcnmoha' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Der. 10. 1892
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
MEETINGS


A GENERAL MEETING OF. THE sToCks-
N HCL Prs or THE kANAMhA CVk.
COMPANY Is hereby called 20 DO nria ~ M
MONDAY, 3Isr OCAOB2R. 1892. ~ {"
IN order Of the Board If Directors -.
- '''N' LEIGH r. PAGE. Pr sidont
IL A. DAoo~-' se29- shtdm
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

CITf propertv wanted in exchange for sevc-
raj desirable farms INSIDE Kent County.
/ have sold three the past two months. must
dispose Of one more before the season cics,s.
john u. Martin. No. ~ Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
ZEAL ESTATE CITY.

&A .)Of1-A aroom house com plete la eve v
@1s-to eetai- modern. aud in a good ~
eaii.y. las Henry street; large lot VII aliey In
rear, owner has moved o. snother city aud
will sell al this pr &c ~ taken Immediately.
ChAs l.. Mercer. y sad 10 W WGddieomb building.
ll0tf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
]. W. CLOSTERHOUSE
REAL. ESTATE.
Telephone No. l5. No. Il Canal Street.

on PAYMENTS.
have several houses which can be bought
same as rent; on Lake st eet just east OF
East street: ) on Barth street. 80 feet south Of
Wealthy avenue: on sherman cor. OF Henry.
on .eioek M.s,.u avsnue near sherman pl on
street near Madison avenue. ! on Silrley
near College avenue. One on Ethel nv me
and range from slooo up $3.50 viii take small
payment down bal same AZ rent.
J. W. CLOSTERHOUsE,
STOP M0NING
and having disputes with the landlord about
re pair buy home OF your own. lake a look
~ No. "a Henry street price $500 aad those
houses on u. ". corner OF Jefferson aud
Biakeiey avenues. prices sre right. Also loo
Turner street. blocks from Bridge. price way
down: 2l4 vi. Venom street Isl mouse north
of Fulton stre-tat ssI0o terms reasonable.
A STUPEND0Us
bargain on a modern-house. located Just south
vl Fifth avenue and Lafayette street IL beggars
description, this Is not merely an adveaffZsd
bargain. VIII be pleased 10 drive you out and
J.w. CLosTERHousE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
We have the n. w. corner OF Oak and Els
worth avenue. has good building which ow
r mt for $50 per year. Price reasonable
The also have the south west corner OF
Waterloo and Fulton street an elegant busi-
hess corner.
VACANT
An elegant lot on Jefferson avenue l0xlS2
l on windsor. Terrace. | OH Ports mouth
Terrace. 3 on Founiain street. on Shirley
sti eet. or Last street. In fact you can have
your choice Of about 4nl lots at all pr1ces.
some fne bargains on my Ethel AID Wealthy
avenre additions. 1t will pay you to Inspect
my lists. j. W. C.ostcrhouse and u. Decker.
RENTS.
Some fine business places and IS and SO
houses In all parts Of the city.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
have fine steamboat almost new: viii
sell way down or trade for city property. Also
n merry go-round steam ROVER good invest
ment for some one; would pay biz " put up at
Reeds lake.
J. W CL0STERHOUSE.
PETER DECKER.
Phone As. No. IL Canal street
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
DRUG STORE
MARSHMALLOW SOAP
10 Cents Per Cake.

This soap Is manufactured by Scion Palmer.
New Yerk. Ii is not made Of taiiov. but of
French pemade. These ponsaes are used IN
making Palmer's extracts for the hsndker-
chiefs. After the oder Is washed from Their
by means Of spirits the residue 9ousae is
Manufactured into soap. OF course the sHpriy
of pemsde l. limited and the eutput OF the
soap small; but the quality 10 the best Of sny
soap "a the marset. because tbe pomsdes are
composed sf the nhesf materials aad are used
fsr estraetlag the eeer from the flowers Each
cAs. ~eshs Eve oueess TIE ssds are free
frsm the slksisne asfure ~ injurious 20 teaaer
hAsas sna fares We have hss ~ hrsnaea
Msrss n sllev. q distinguish u from Isfsrsef
soaps lt csssat ~ purchases IN TIE ary
gesa- stores Tue trademark "Nsrshnsl
lee. BY mutual asreemeet. beseaxs &C. Fcek
Bro. sra ue dsciia. % stii 10 - ~ksisssi~
Irs box ~ TIE Hsfshnsiiew SoAp and ae
eide ueen its merits aoe Ter three eskes
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

City Treasures onhce.f
XGrand Rapids. Mich. tpfli -. 1872.
ice n hereps Gssen that the assessment
70 Iof the opening Of flst street fraul
u ne avenue 70 lncn street. In The cits 90
SHQ Rapids. u nov ~ my hands ana
The ] will receive payment thereon fos the
pefb1 Of twenty DAYS from this date. st
theosiee Of The City essnref City Hail
WILLIAM HskB.
me- cits Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

City TressHrcras once.
Grand Rspids Mich.. March. 81 fss2 4
Notice ~ hereby glven that The se-essUent
hf1dEf street. trfdge q fhe west iinr Of |ee~rt
sea street. in the city Of Grand Hartds "a
noe IN my hands. saa that wfli receive pss-
usenf thereon for the period Of twenty dsrs
Treasures. City Han.
= WILLIAM UsEE.
norii ~ Cifs Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
]. @. ALEXANDER.

LOB 2Abk-Hsas< sas ct ss Ismse street
aear AhsfFY. ~ffh al Bssdsfa ifh pfavs
meaf. sHy sss saAtfeE o. has . aies hsnle 10
saes feestisn. 81 . Fsssensfie pf3rs, oil ss
eel 70 esii sf 81 seHss saa sst sil fhs par
tieff5sf<
ess sci yss Ne. - Chssss stfe~s a . sss
aata " ssis snsn wfit tsss srssff fsymsNt
9e1a sHs esisass 80 sssy tsfas ssk kf fat 50
Lsf7n fsI.k-seysssy f~af acre farm sssts 81
fbs fiff sssd ssA, seil ssssFes RS ssses.
s&aa IL Fstas hSssse. ass hsfa, sssfyfhsns -
Daft fssHseEs.
IssE ssEf xsssst iat asIsa sass fFsBt
u sfsefs - = q II esFAsf Fifts sFeaas sAs
sais ~stA1a see ssSsss Esffs lsssias the stts
szt esats fAs fs~ees Ihis = . t@Fssfa
fsasfFs sf J. = kisssas<ss 6sass sis. ,
Lyses fhsssAs
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
TKLKrBoSk "a
A REAL ESTATE
BONANZA.

" \ essast sell ss trade zee shls hsi 90 ssa
sell % sssa-sss fss sits Hfssssts Zee
ss ssss farm st3eisieG shs Astiisa itss .
fsfssss - Msassssss. uses. fsis isea .
hsssssfsias sitastsa ssas ihss sssssifsi ts~A
- i ~ ssssss. xsssls . rsas at hAs sfsasa
ssk~si, ssshf "a Tee as.s 81 "a EasNss sss
cen ssss sssss sasssAs lssss fss ss ss4
Is sassa u sss sssss< ssa sss ssil ists - ~sFs
sFsrssls. fsf fsstsss pssties as sss1sfe -,
ese-, asfs stas. 81 tisssa sssias r3Eaitsas
CsSsss1s
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

pE0BaTf oRpSR-siafc Of Mlchiaan. coaa.
~ OF kenf-ss Al session Of the Pre-
bate Court fortaid county ~ Kent heia ~ ihs
Probate once. In tie city Of tsrapd Rapids. on
the ilth day OF Aisstl. ia the year enc thca
sand eight huncreG HAd ninety EHo.
Present, Cyrus y. Prrkias. Judge of Probate
Ia the matter al The eST ate of
ciiAHbES ALI Ext. deceased.
Clariey Ailarrf hayIng dlrd In this court his
ret!ftcn. prSving this ronrt TO adJufirafe ane
determine vhe were The date 81 htr deafa
aud ase nOw the lawful heirs OF said deceased.
and entitled 10 Inherit the real estate therein
ae>crited.
II is ordered that Saturday. the 7th day Of
Meg. 1902. NJ ten o cfock n the forenoon. "a
sata Probate once. be appointed Tor hearing
said etition.
Apd lt - further ordered. that n copy OF this
order b. published three slccess weekf
previous q said day OF hearing. ~ lhe Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper pfinfcd aad
circulating in said comfy Of Kent
CYRUS Il. PERKINS.
a true cory Judge Of Probate.
Apolrs b. mason. Register. wea nays
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

The ssnuxI meeting ~ members Of the Nfeh
issn nssenIe Mnfusi BENEFIT Association ~fn
he held IT Masonic sal % LFun street IN fhs
efrs of Grspd Rapids on 1nurpaay. tpri q
] ssz. ~ eieicet .. n. ~ which time Tor tfn-
bus ness transacted ss MAY rcfaissss coms be
foge TIE reertinE.
". Waikiki. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

/ WILL sell you the residence st No. lis
Paris avenue. with that nne corn lot l3ix
Ia. large bara. etc. for $500; or Will let you
have the house barn and 20 feet on Paris ave.
for S,soo L would like To TAX IL over with
you. Chas. Z. Mercer. . and 10 wida COMB
building. l,0tf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
soaRDgss.
MISCELLANEOUS

lCANTEp-An the ysuns men In 9rsnd
w Rapids to step IN aad sse What W. can 10
for them % . neg spring suit er pair of pants
made 10 order Notgt. HeroslsheiBef a 90.
LseR RENTING Geo. n. White homestead
Il corner North DfvtSien sua Fountain sta.
- ro~ for rsst 20 zdesirshir party for term
81 one. f~o ~ three years Apply for sas
vees 90 Nrs Gee. VI. White. - feaptaia II.
SSits
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

pRoBATE oRpER--state Of Mlchie an. couu
~ Of Kent - Alta srssion al the Probate
Court for said county Of Kent he'd Al the Pro-
bate osice. Ia the cifv OF Grand Rspids OF The
l.th day of Aprii. IA the wear one THOUSAND
eight hundred ana ninefy.two.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge Of Probate
Ia Tie matter of the estate of
BRfDGET MCDONALD. decreased.
John McDohs'a having hied IN this court
his petition. praying that the adm iBistrstlos
of sais cstats1rav hr ttsnted % himself
IL IL ordered that Friday. the 6th dav ct
May. 1884 atl ten o'clock In the loren oon. AZ
szsd Probate oflce. be appointed Tor hesv az
50 d petition.
And AZ L. further ordered. that copy Of this
order be punished three successive w~rk .
previous 20 said dse OF hrsring. 10 the srspd
Rapids Herald. daily nevsrfpef printed and
circulating in said County ~ Kent
CYRUS y. PERKINS.
Judge OF rrobste-
"A true ccprl
ApoLys b. Mssos. Register. nay<
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

TOR SALE-tss5. or SIS per month will buy
Il that beautiful new house No. 3lI Paris ave I;
east front. furnace. bath. inside closet. mantel.
hot. cold cisfern. city and well water; nnc
lawn $500 or S+5 rer month will buy No. $50
Terrace ave.. just completed; ~ rooms. plate
glass. modern all through. Other houses
down 10 si.O each. {. W. Tufts. 20 Ottawa
street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20

a O(uO buys No. 2s5 Paris avenue; modern
S1sVVO house o ~ rooms with all Inn
prsNemeuts ana very nicely arranged; lot 5iv
Is. east front; bargain. Call al and 10
widd comb building. Chas. L. Mercer. LII
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-04-20
REAL esTArE-cOUSTRY.

EoR SALE-A good farm. 10 acres. situated
pa miles east Of village Of sparta; land
mostly cleared. also contains about 20 acres
lowering water on marsh IL necessary. In
gaIre of Airs. l.. Hamlin. p. o. bsx 3os. Sparta.
Mich. li3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

sion There are now ut least o. 900 societies. with
a million ard a quarter members In all parts OF the
world. The recent convention held In England SHOWS
that the work Is gaining ground there. while III Aus
tIaa the growth Is scarcely less remarkable than In
the United states. The principles Of the society are
the same that they were at The beginning, ana us
object is no different The model constitution Is sub
s,antay the same as the one at first adopted, with
few changes to ut 1t TO the growing needs OF the en-
larged work. The pledge is considered more and
essential the years 90 by. and the consecTa-
ton meeting and the committee work are never for
gotten in genuine Society Of Christian EndeaNor'
its purpose is distinctly religious as II was at the be-
ginning and II has been truly called an organized ana
constant revival among tho young people Tho
United society, which is simply bureau OF informa-
lion, and a board OF CONTROL has for us president
the founder OF the society. DR.. Clark Tor It's secre
ary, John Willis Baer with board OF trustees rep
resent1ng many evan Gclcal denominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
TO OBSERVE 4 PATRIOTIC IN NIVERSARI
A CELEBRATION or THE ADOPTION BY NEW
YORK OF THE DECLARATION OEIN-
nFpFEDENCE

A CELEBRATION OF THE ADOPTION BY NEW
YORK OF THE DECLARATION ogIN-
DEPENDENCE.
The Society Of the Sons OF the Revolution In New
York State will celebrate the 11Gth anniversary Of
the adoption of the Declaration Of independence By
the convention Of the colony OF NewYork saturday.
The exercises, which will be held on the site Of
the old court house at White Pains viii be note
worthy as being the first celebration Of this
renee since July o. 1776. Music Will be furnished
by Cappas hand and luncheon Will be served.
special trains will be run. leaving the Grand Central
Station at 10 a. m. and returning from White Plains
In time TO reach New-YOrk at p. III. The exercises
Will begin at IL q. and last for two hours.
The comm ttee In charge announce that the follow
Ing will be the guests OF the society for the day
Governor Flower. Whitelaw Reid. William H. Robert
son and Mrs. Martha J. Lamb, The State Senate
will also represented ty Charles p. McClellaid,
Thomas Hunter ard W. T. Mcmahon. From tho
State Assembly there Will Re present Thomas X.
Fraser Daniel F. Martin J. w. Iusted. Of Peeksldll
James F. Qugley and James II. Pcrson. Of southamp-
ton, L. ].
The Andre Monument Association and the larry
town Historical Society Will be represented pectvey
by d. Ogden Bradley and DR.. Richard Is. Couant.
The New-York Historical Society will send com
mittce composed Of the following: John a. King, OF
Great Neck L. l.. John Jay, Of Kaonah; and Francis
Tones Edward I. De Lancey, Daniel Parish, ir,
Charles Isham william Kelby, Professor H. p Johnson
John ii. Abeel, John A. Weeks, jr Gerard Beekman,
Robert B. Roosevelt, George Clinton MCkesson, j.
Bleeckcr Miller, Fordham Morris and Maturln j.
Deafeld, OF New-York City. From the WestcheSter
Historical Society Will come James Wood. Of Mount
Kisco; Thomas c. Cornell, Of Yonkers David A. Rowe
OF larry town William A. Woodwork, OF White Plains;
and David Ilawlcy, Of Ionkers.
The committee In charge OF the celebration is COM
poed Of the following sylvester l.. ii. Ward, CHAIR
man Charles Butlcr. REESE Carpenter the Rev. Alex
ander b. Carver David Cromwell Livingston Crosby,
William NJ Du Bois, George Gardiner Fry, lie Roy L.
Goodrich, A. jackson Hyatt, Frederick W. Jackson,
James Belts Lockwood William r. Lockwood William
s. Lyon. Walter ii. Mead Isaac Newton Mills William
A. Mitchell, George Morris Popham, William e. Pop
ham, Orlando b. Potter Marcus ID. Raymond. EVELYN
perrepont Roberts Jared oandfOrd Samuel X. Sater
lee Colonel Andrew X Smith, DR.. John Newell Tllden
and james I'LL Townsend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MORE INCENDIARY FIRES IN NEW-ROCllELLE.
Several additional ncendlary fires have occurred IN
New Rochelle within the last day or two. carIaSo
and barn, in the OF a house owned by Miss Eliza
Mouton, Huguenotst nearly opposite the Episcopal
Church. which has been leased and prepared for use ~
u hospital by the Hospital Association OF the village
was set on fire on saturday evening and partially
destroyed before the flames were put out by the fire
department. This the third attempt within TIE
fortnight 10 destroy the house and outbuding AL
an early hour yesterday morning the house Mt the
southeast corner OF Cenre-ave. and Trnity-st. FOR
mcry owned and occupied by a Mr.. Spcllman' and
which has since changed hands several TINES, was
partially DESTROYED bg fire. II was evidently the work
Of an inceMdlnry, as the prenlloes were uhoccupcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY.
THURSDAY. JULY &
Augusta Victoria. Hamb Amer HAMBURG am IN
SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT OF .YoRK......-TutsDAY JUL

PORT OF NEw.YoRK... TUESDAY, JULY o, 1872
ARRIVED.
United States steamer Dolphin Commander Yates.
United states vesuyius. Commander Schroeder,
Cape May - IN. ,..,r,,,s ondon lima I, with
nd.o Ia + w ] Hurst. Arrived nj the Bar At M M
steamer dcneagles ODD Somners, swansea June -,
with mdse to Atlantic Transport o. Arrived ~ tne DAT
Stamrr Unlta (Nor. Lund. Cardenas. June 80 with
sugar order vessel to master Arrived ae INC DAT
St,9,nrr Alfred Dumois (Nor. Christie. oibara days
with nut ~ IL Dumois u Co. Arrived at the Bar AZ
steamer venezuela. Hopkins. Porto Cabelo June -,
Curacao - and Iagnaya 20 with mdSo ana pasSehs,rS
outon, 's Daiirt Arr'yca at tme nsf u" rgr n
80 and Havana july l. Win nd'9 ana PasssnsrI7 70
Jas / ward co arrived At The Bar at . 40 m aov.
with fluit IL Dumos Co. Arrived at tho Bar AZ
) 30 IN. , $780,, Ian, q, M
Ian"ira ~ rahla IS Irrnamhuco IL. MaranhaIn -.
para 20 ~ and 1T Thomas - with mdsc and
passengers y & Brazil IS Co. Arrived at tho Bar
steamer Comal RISK Galveston June - and Key West
July with udse and passengers TO Chas Mallory 90
folk With mdse ana PASSENGERS old Dominion rs Co.
steamer Knickerbockcr. Hheey; New.otlrnns June ~
with md,e and passengers to Samuel II seaman
and passengers 10 ilorato iiali ca, 49,, 49,,
steamer CITY Of New.Bcdford, Weaver. Fall River
steamer Kcper tBr). Flet Boston, to Busk & Jevons.
suNsrT-wind at Sandy Hook, light, : cloudy. Al
CIV Island. the same.
Arrived yestcid1y
Neville "a. with mdse and passengers TO Henderson
Bros. an Ia.
mdse and passengers 10 J NJ Ceballos & Co.
Steamer Mohawk (BD. Wiltshire, London-NewYosk
Shipping Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
TO VELCOME THE ENDEAVOR HOST.
HUNDREDS OF YOUNG MEN WILL MEET THE
TRAINS-GROwTH OF TIE SOCIETY
THIS yE,u

THIS YEAR.
The Committee OF go OF the Christian Endeavor Society
OF this city and Brooklyn will welcome TO day the first
deachments q the delegates to the International Con
yentIon Some time ago the committee called for 400
volunteers who should be duty to-day and tomorrow
10 meet the incoming trains and boats. and accompany
the visitors TO the Madison Square Garden u the
hotels to which they arc assigned. There will be no
difficulty In recognizing the Christian Endeavor people
for the delegates viii wear badges telling the State
from which they hail. 1t is not expected that the
hall will seat all who have applied for badges. but the
committee in charge has set aside a certain number OF
seats for each State and Territory and those who reach
tho hall first will be seated until the space Is filed and
then no more from that state will be admitted unless
there are empty seats In adjoining sections. After SUI
6ccnt time has elapsed for the admission II those
wearing badges. the doors will be thrown open 10 the
public Members OF the societies In this city and
Rrooklyn can obtain their badges and souvenirs at
the Packard Business College, Mt Fourth-ave and
Twenty thrdst. to day and tomorrow. The oonven
lion will ouen tomorrow at 80 p. with praise
service and DR.. Deems will give the address Of wei
come I'm behalf OF the Ncw-York pastors at p. m.
The last year has been the year OF greatest growth
in the history OF the movement. In single weeks
during the last month more societies have been re
ported than formed during tho first four years
Of the movement. Almost every evangelical de-
nomination in America has either adopted tho society
as It's own. or allows its existence without any oppo
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From The London Telegraph.

From The London TeIcglTlph.
When an East End lady uses the cuphohlous
synanyme OF giving you the ten commandments
for the unpleasant operation OF scratching your face
"a phrase which puzzled IL magistrate while hearing n
dispute between two amateur combatants OF the
female seX-lt appears that she Is In reality only
maling a quotation from Shakespeare. T. j. H.
Alger and several other correspondents call attention
To the fact that the words occur In the second part OF
King Henry VI" Ace Scene g. when the Duchess OF
Gloster. after receiving box on the ear from queen
Margaret, says: ~ -,
Could come your beauty with my nails,
I'D set nv ten commandments In your face.
II will thus Dc that the study OF Shakespeare
Is not such negligible quantity In Whiteclmpcl
and the Radcliffe Highway some critics In the West
End NAV Imagine s. +. Whitaker also notes that the
same phrase Is put by Sir Walter Scoott into the
mouth OF one Of the women Ia "Waverley,' who
IN defence Of friend cries, III set my ten com
mandments in the face O. the first loon that lays
finger on him."