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The Press., 1892-03-17
CHAHLES H. WEEKS, C0HeCJ0r. Mansfield Center, March 1St, 1892.

NOTICE.-All persons liable to pay IN taxes in the town of Mansfield, North Par ish, are hereby notified that have a warrant to levy and collect a tax of 13 mills on & dollar, also poll and communication tax, on list of 1921. For the purpose of collecting the same will meet 12; same day, at store Of J. B. Merrow, from to 8. March 22d at store of Merrett Smith, from 10 to 12; same day, at store of F. o. Vinton, to 8. March 24th, at the store of John Durham, rom 10 to 12; same day, at the store Of c. A. Royce, from to B. All taxes not paid on or before the 1st day of May, 1899, interest will be charged at the rate of per cent, with legal fees for col- lecting the same. LEVI L. FISH, Collector.
 Mansfield, Feb S3d 1892 S-'s--s --~,
The Press., 1892-03-17

A savings bank at St. Joseph, Mo, has taken an advanced step in bringing its fa- eilities directly to the people. It pro- vides large number of small iron sav- ings banks, in which are from two to five compartments. These are presented to all customers who will use them. They are kept in the home, and each member of the family has his own compartment of the little bank. The savings bank peo- pie keep the key at the bank. At stated intervals Q representative. of the bank comes around with the key, counts the money in the presence of the depositors, takes 1t away, and gives them credit for if.
The Press., 1892-03-17

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the h Town Of Staffofd, on list of 1891, are hereby notified that will be ready to receive them at Butterneld's store, stafford Springs, Friday and m.; at Town Hall, stafford, Saturday, April 16, from a. m. to 2p. m.; at Robinson's store, stai- m. at the store Of E 0. fruesdell, west staf. ford. Tuesday, April 19, from .. m. to D. m. All taxes are due March 20th, 1899, and are pay per cent. interest and fees for collection win be charged. DAVID BISsETT Collector
 StaI0rd Springs, Conn, March 10, 1sai.
The Press., 1892-03-17
l.. CLARK,

T L. CLARK,
 Optician and Oculist, Can be found at office of DIR. E. N CLARK, dur ing week between March 28d and S0th. Fitting glasses speciality.
The Press., 1892-03-17

ONE LOT GOOD RAISlNS at 7c.
 lb., 4 lbs. 25c. L.
The Press., 1892-03-17

200 TUBS PUREsKETTLE REM
 DERED LARD, ranging in weight
 from 40 to 50 lbs, at Bel ID. <.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-03
Personals.

Rev. Myra Kingsbury went to Brewer last
Friday to preach funeral sermon
Mr.. Percy futile, who has been at work in
Boston, is now at his home in Belfast
Rev. George E. Tufts has gone to Wolf
vile, n. s., to remain a week or two
Mr.. Sidney kalish, who has been in New
York on business. has returned home.
Mr.. B. f. Wells Jr.. is at home from the E.
Nj. c. Seminary, Bucksport, for two weeks
vacation.
Miss Mae Howe who has been in Belfast
Lincolnville.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred c. Winters have gone
to Portland to reside. Mr.. Winters is en-
ployed in a furniture store
Mr.. Walter Poor son of Mr. C. O. Poor
left Monday for Kansas City, where he will
he employed with Mr.. Eugene Rust. in the
stock wards.
DR. r Clifford Gay. a graduate of the Uni
versity Of New York rity. has removed to
this city from Belfast and has taken up his
rtsl'irnce at I" Essex street. Bangor Wing.
". B. Swan EST, and daughter Went to
New Orleans last week to witness the Car
nival. Tuesday (Marli tira> i, the great day,
when the professions take place and balls
are given. Mr.. Swan was to 60 from New
Orleans to Jacksonville
Prof. ]. E. Cook of Troy, who has been
teaching the grammar school successfully
in Detroit village for some time past-two
terms at least-has gone to Brunswick
where he will attend a course of lectures at
the Maine Medical School upon the ills that
the human tiesll is heir to. [Pittsied Adj
NertiSer.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-03

Mr.. j. j. Laughton, of Mt Desert, who
proposes to start canning industry in Bel
fast, arrived here Monday evening with his
family and is quartered at the Revere House.
Mr.. Laughton will soon go to housekeeping
Mr. Laughton will at once begin to pre-
pare the building leased of Mr.. David w.
Dyer for his business, and will put it in irst
class condition. The building is 80 by go
feet and two stories high. The engine and
boiler and cooking apparatus will be placed
in this building, and smaller building will
be erected for receiving and shocking cor n
A boiler has been ordered from Boston and
an engine is being built in Bangor. Mr.
Laughton will begin business as soon as his
plant is ready, and we shall have more to
say of this enterprise as it progresses.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-03
The Girls Club will have prize contest

The Girls Club will have prize contest
March 18th Further particulars next week
The Rebel1ahs wish a large attendance
particularly among the younger portion, at
the sewing circle, Odd Fellows Hall, this,
Thursday afternoon. Business of import
ance to the members will be discussed
BARGAIN SALES. Mrs. G. w. Haney, Jour
nal Building, Church street, is Offering spec
lal bargains in ulsters, overcoats, leather
Jackets and winter caps. Further particu-
lars in our advertising columns next week.
but do not wait for them. Call and see the
goods and satisfy yourself. Mrs. Haney also
has her usual fine assortment of children's
suits, gentleman's furnishing goods, hats,
caps and gloves.
Mark Wood & Son of Belfast, workers in
marble and granite monuments, tablets, &C.
have a large number of orders ON hand. They
turn out some of the best work in Waldo
county. Their place Of business is on High
street, where specimens OF their work may
be seen. They have Just completed a fine
Scotch granite tablet to 60 10 Franklin Park,
Mass. Another fine piece Of work is tablet
for the late Mrs Ienine Coliey.
r. IL. CoolnbS & Son. Belfast, dealers in
furniture, have an advertisement in today's
paper that must attract the attention of
those who are contemplating buying furni-
ture. The MeSsrS. Coomhs are making pre-
partitions for summer stock, and have
marked their goods way down. They are
i'll condition to back up what they say.
Read their advertisement. The Owen
Bros, at the Waldo Clothing house, Belfast,
have i'll a new lot of spring goods. Read
what they Isaac G. Wellman, Sears
mont gives his son, Frank r. his time.
Mrs. Helen Carter, Belfast, has a card Of
thanks.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-03
Ringing Words from Chaplain NcCabe

Take the question If prohibition out Of
partisan politics. Lift the white flag Of tenn
perance, 50 that Republicans, Democrats,
Greenbackers, Prohibitonists -men Of every
political and religious rreed-can rally round
it as Christians rally round the cross. SO
the cause was Won in Maine, in Kansas in
Iowa and in the two Dakotas
Organize non-partisan leagues and socie-
ties in every city, town and hamlet in the
nation. Flood the land with null-Iartisan
prohibition literature charge up to the rum
power its full share of the crime and poverty
and 10y the people will Smte the monster to
the dust with the lightning Of their votes
G. G. McCABE.
on the train near Belfast, Fe1. p. 81.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-03

CHAT. Mr.. 3. O. Norton arrived last Fri
day from Unionville, Mo-, with a car load of
work and road horses. The animals are
very handsome and weigh from 900 to L.
200 pounds each. About every trip of the
Boston steamers 1000 cases of Dana Sarsa-
parilla are shipped. Sc. Wheels have displac-
ed runners as mode of travel. i. . Sargent &
Co. have begun to ship paving to New York
THE ladies of Thomas H. Marshall Re-
lief Corps gave fish chowder supper Fri
day evening at Memorial Hall After sup
per the Mason family gave literary enter
tainment. The item concerning Mr. c. F.
Healey, published last week, should have
been credited to the Pennington Chronicle
and not the Phillips Phonograph ;. MIR
Hamilton, the florist, says he has had busy
winter. He has raised the usual number of
flowers and sold them readily. He is now
putting up seeds for the coming season. ;. SO
many members of the F. c. B. club are alb
sent that the club rooms over the Age office
has bought of Mrs. A. NJ Simpson, the house
occupied by the latter on Bay View street and
Will take possession at an early day The
runners must have been in town in force
Tuesday. There was sample trunk before
nearly every store door. Ebert" Stevens
and Wee johnson, with a company of
youngsters, gave performance at Foss Hall,
east side on Monday evening The atten-
dance was good and the entertainment rich.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-03
Belfasts Canning Establishment.

On the train near Belfast, Feb. y. ~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-05
9p1 YableipsfD?
sSnteefaute 8riefe an Otto @aaier.

Ser u6reiem YreHe fir Seras" finb
ei1e 9(ttsabI BON 8riefett ait Otto Saus
Ter, Ser am Is. September I'M MaDeridz
parf SeIbfmorb beging unb pon Dem
iebt na6trdgli9 1T alien 8ldttern Der
Ser. Staaten 10 iiberaus piel Die &ebe
gemeien lit, our 8erfigung geifeQt NOR
BEN, Bic lit @ldiers Saloon, gde Maile
u1tb 8eauregarb StraBe, po 9auier
ein paar Sage lang als 8ar : Sleeper
fungirt bate, aufgefunben tDurben.
Nus benielben gebt allerbings berz
Dor, baB 9auier cine berborragerbe
&oIe in Ser nibilttt16en 8etpeglrg
gelpielt bat, tpertt au6 f~einestpegs aug
benielben flar %berborgebt, baB er nit
Stanislaus Bablepsfp, Dem rSobter"
Beg General Seliperstof ibemtii6 1T.
Sie Stele als Dem 8riefe bonn 5.
Nuguit, in tpel6sm bpr rStanislans,
Der 1i9 fir bic Sadie aufopfert uttD
8roses fir 1ie gotham, als BON ether
britfem Beriom gelpro6en ipirb, ldBt
bielmebr auf bas @egentbeil f1lieBen
-pennglei6 ni9t 5u ldusiter lit, baB
anbere Stelen tpieberum iii bic
gablemsfp=Sbeorie fpre9en.
Wir bruden baber bic na9ftebettben
8riefe ab un6 iiberlaKen es unl eren
2eiern, ii6 ein eige1tes rrtbeil iiber bic
Mngelegenbeit au bilben.
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Sefen 9ame in gang Sib, unb Mittelamcrifa
Ourd bic tuunberbaren SeiIerfoIse, tpeI4e er
er5ielt Bot, beribant setuorben if unh ber
GmpfeAIunsen h~erpDrrasenSer se,te aus allen
EbeiIen ber @elt befitt. @rofefior Mebsr
itanntt aus Mrabiem, unb Die aenntnib Der
giseni4aften beiltraftiser arauter, @urseln
unb Bfutben bat fih felt Sabrbutberten in
feiner Gamilie bererbt. Sauienbe bon i3euss
nifen, Mel1e Sebermann Sitr Ginfi6t pffen
Iiegen, beftdtisen, meIde ibsrrai@enbrn Sell
erfoI9e CT In bieIen Sdaen, Bic BON berbprs
rassnben aer3ten fir boffnunsslos erfIdrt
uurben, er3ieIt BAT.
Mdnner unb Grauen, bic seldbtnt i4ienet
auf a~ebensseit unb gu b~iiLfloien &riippeIn ses
tuorbea iparen, baben biir@ bic punberbaren
9eilmitteI bes profefprs ibre @eiunbbeit ipies
oererIanst unS tpeiben ibrr ibre Sesenss
tpinfde.
Die SeiIntitteI bes grpfefors SLEEPER furis
rem foIgenbe 8ranfbeiten: NbeumatiSMmS
nub GMtpinSfmdbt, S@winbeI, ytierens
itbrunsen, Siftentpeh, Seiteniteden, &atarrb,
seiaIshtIi4e sdmadesuftdrbs; Nftbma,
8renGitis, Dbspepfin, l1n~uerbauIidfeif, Ma>
senIeiben, ipeiben Glub, Sdmprrboiben, 81.
feln, 2n~msenIsiben, GALS unb 9unsenleiben
sci Srauen unb &inbern, 8iidenmarffranfs
bsiteu, Bri8bt'fme Nterem aranfbeit,
efrOpbeIn, wIeidfu9t, @efdmiIite, sSnapos
ten;, Malaria, 8opfpeb, @sIbfudt, saubbeit,
0ueti1unsen aiub aIIe sebeirnen &ranfbeiten.
gertiftate @ebeiItst aus alien 1beilen Der
aDeIt Iieeen Dor.
Arofsficr Weeper tenat bic &unit bsr Mais
faee aufs @riinbtidfte ua6 berfist iber nas
tirliden Masnetisraus, Der bon beilfraftisfer
Birtuns 1T. 9as eIettrifiren ~rnitteIit glppaz
rats tpirb bon ibm mad nifienfdafliden
0runSfdsen aussefahrt.
Bon nusseseidneter &raft sur 9ei[uns elm
setuur3eIter 2eiben fittb bic aus ben Gienaen
erprpbter 0eiItrduter bereiteten B1ber bes
qrrfsHcr Sleeper, bod indfien biefelben, sa
i5re 9ereittas erebsr sorsfalt beSarf, felbFs
perftdnoIid 6orber beftsIlt iperben.
YrOfsffor Sleeper saruntirt, bab bic BON
ibm perabfoIsten 9eiimitteI feinerlei @ift ober
ionftiee iHdbIi@e Stcffe entbattea.
gs iru bon @rofehor Sleeper teinesness
ben porbanOenen tidtigen alerSten glbbrud
sef4eben 'er min nur bisjenigsn @atteaten,
pelde ale Merste sebDrt unb osriudt baden,
Obne 9HIfe gu fiabeh. seine SiiIfsmitlel hel-
fen Sebers, benz iiberbnupt nod 8ebolfsn ipers
ben fann.
Gprem Stnnben:
Sill lbr @ormittass, 1-3 nbr @a6z
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Sphfe Geefriffhte

tGpten gauge Maseu, peun ie Der 9erna6ldifsuns
tesinnenber arantbsit entiprinsen. Sine leiate Grs
%taltuns, elm NnfaH RON unperraultateit, biIi6ie DE.
i&perben, gerfcpfuns, iebes bteier ala serins betra&=
ieten 9etcen idreitet in pielen gdqen nit. @iefeni@rits
ten an. Wan perni&te fe iGnea unb frlbseitis NIT
SOfetter's Masenbttters unb sebe Der Gefasr aus BEN
@eSe. abernetp ~tanselte ben Mann, Der ibm iaste,
er babe pnur etnen e6nupfenp in sans set6riser Detfe
ab. pgur etnen SHnupfen", rtef Der DcftDr, upas
molten Ste baben, etpa BITE gef2a @beumattsmu8 unb
bic Grippe fnb In tbren erften Gnfdnsen Ietat gu bet=
len. Warnu. Idbt man iie bdter dnra4ien2 9est i1=
men mil benz 8ttters etuen Senmi4ub an. Die ansez
nebme 8drme, pel&e btefe portretFiide Mebttin in
benz 3Srper rerbrettet, Der &nfcbi ben fe benz Blutz
umlauf stebt, BITE Berubtauns unb 9rdftisuns, bic ie
ben Nerp6ien perleibt, e~mpfebIen fe gang b~eipnber8
ben @ei&mddten unb aranten, Sc 1T bas srese Seils
mittel fur Malaria. Z
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{ q e IN Oorf2) 3. Suli '91.

Mertber 9err 9auler!
Sbren 8rief bonn rs. Sum- babe i'd
erbalten. @inliegeub finben Sic 3tua,s
aig (209 Dollars, beren gmpfang Sic
mir gefdaigft quittirer tpo0en. alsi6
bic @mpfe9lungsbriefe amnabm, bic sic
mir iiberbra9ten, iibernabm id bic.
gerpfi9tung, mad ardften fir Sbre
Si6erbeit unb Sbren 2ebensunterbalt
81 iorgen. Sie Gufgabe mar ni6t lei9t,
ba man 10 uenig perionen als m1gli6
ins 8ertrauen 5ieben burfte. Sic ielbt
baben uns bic Mufgabe f9tper, ia, fat
unm0gli6 gema9t, babur9, baB Sic
ii6 i6riftli6 an Srte getpenbet, tpel6e
unter teinen ~llmftdnben Sbren Nufents
baltsort fennen burftett, nub i6 bin
saber auBer Stanbe, cine fernere 8erz
antportli6feit su tragen. NRit ben Be-
fen Mini6en fir Sbr ferneres @oblz
ergeben Sbr
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Gimperella sdlub.0alaft /!

Die feinften Serrene unb 9amen=
S6ube, fopie aud bic beften unb baus
erbafteten S9ul : S6ube fiir @nabett
itnb MGb1en. :
@mpfeblenspertbe Nopitdt: Splge's
maferoi6te .6ilsi6ube uno 5ils : Yanz
tOfeln!
neberbaupt 9les, mas in einem re-
euldren Sdube8ei9dft eriter &laKe gu
finben 1T!
Cinderella DIT bsYaIaft #,
@de 9ouitonitraBe unb Npe. 6.
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8aris. %. Weoi ,91.

2iebe Annal
y SD babe 9eineu grief aeleIen,
in tpelfem 81 i9reibf, baB 0u @elb
brau6it. SaB bas i9on jebt uieber
Der Sal 1T, fam i9 faum begreifen
mad Mlem, mas 9u mir geIagt boft.
Sd 5peifle ~iiberbaupt an Der @abrbeit
9einer Mittbeilungen, bebeufe, baB ib
Did gang genau fenne! - sd glaubte
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eaIus ben, pplutfdaer iiberfeat. ,
9 uffaIn4 ). Q(uanft ,a1

BHffaIo1 D. Nugult VI.
Wein 2ieberI
Gnti6uIbisen Sic, baB i'd sic 10
LANCE Obne @nttport gelafen babe, aber
Qerger, @er6ruB unb Summer baben
mid 10 perftimmt, baB i9 ni9t gum
grieff6reiben aufgele9t mar. Sebr
f9mer5li6 1T es mir, baB Sic iid 70
elenb fiiblen, aber mir gebt es bier aud
ni6t better. Sd babe feinen Meni6en,
nit benz i'd meine @ebanfen austaus
f9en f6nnte. Sd lebe ais Grember u,tz
ter ben eigenen 2ambsIeuten. Mit fals
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Sic suuset Wppo Gp.

%perfauft Mcalaiter, Snbian aerritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per 3onne, 0ols All
$3.50 per @or0 unb gebadtes 6pls su
$3.50. @ae M~uftrage iperben prompt
ausgeiibrt. 5elepbonS1 81,
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ittmer, baB 9ein abenteuerli9es 2eben
Did enbli6 perniinftig MAIDEN u1tb Dir
flar ma6en iollte, Dab ein %anltdn6iges
Sra1en5im1ner ibr Sbeal ni9t tit Musz
i6weifumgen i19en ion. 3uleBt fdngft
9u ait, bic Mobltb6tigfeit 5u miBbrau>
6en. @ir baben Ollie fir Sid getbatt,
mas mir tbltt fonnten. @ir tbeilen
Sir ieBt poiitip NIT, baB ale 9eine 8ite
ten fernerbin u1tberiidii6tigt bleibeu
perbeit u1tb baB mir Dierpnn ale unlez
re 8erpanbten 1T aetntniB feben tperz
ben. Sbu mas 9n niQft, mir baben
Sir 9ales gegeben, mas SUI brau6te1t
u1b mir tperben ni6t benielben @eg
wanbeln, BEN SUI betreter baft. 8erz
iDnli6 fage i6 Sir, baB ntar na6 l1nb
na6 beritdnbiger iperben unb su beIz
ferer @rfenntniB fontuten Iplte. 6dts
teit 9u mebrS elb1ta9tung, banr mir
beit 9u 9i6 enti6eiben, ultb Sid Dor
@lem biitet, BEN 2euteit our 2aft gu fall
lett. IS peritebt ii6 bon ieIbf, baB
mir bon Mlem mifen, pie 9u 9einen
&uf befledt baf. @as 9u BON benz
Iormutb erbaltet bait, bat 9u auss
gegeben. Was 9u bergeubet bait, tit
ger abeau bintmeH6reienb Gon nun
att berbleiben mir entpeber Sreunbe
ober auf INNER 2ebewobll
Srania.
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Ra- Smitb's Muferns9 E.
pot, 209 Wet GommereesS trase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11
A.esn2lork Dailp Qribn,Ie
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Great Britain and the United States
have agreed upon France, Italy and Sweden as
Behring Sea arbitrator. Four Anarchists,
who led the recent attack upon the town of Xeres,
Spain, were garroted there. - The Centre
party in the Rechstag withdrew its demand that
the Jesuits should be allowed to return TO Ger
many. The Victorian Ministry resigned.
Congress.-Both houses in session. - House :
The Bland Free. Coinage bill was favorably re-
ported. - Senate: The Public Printing bill
was discussed
Domestic The people in the interior of the
State have administered rebuke TO flillism by
increasing the Republican representation in the
boards Of supervisors in many counties, notably
Sleuben and Onondaga - Harriot the pris
oner testified in the murder trial Freehold y. j.
- Mr.. Keeler's bill taxing direct heirs Of real
estate was favoraby reported to the Assembly
- The e1campmcnt Of the Massachusetts q.
A. r. began at Boston
City and Suburban.-1he Philadelphia and Read
Ing Railroad secured control by lease of the
Central of New-Jersey and the inhgh Valley
- crank was arrested for annoying the Rev.
Dr. r. Heber Newton. - No more bodies were
found in the Hotel Royal ruins a building in
spector confessed that ne had made false reports
about the fire escapes of the hotel. 80 The
Storm Emans contempt proceedings were closed
before Justice Cullen. - Reading monopolzed
attention. and aside from the coal stocks the
market was dull and rather heavy. Reading
closed per cent higher.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Warmer
and partly cloudy possibly with little rain ;
cooler at night. Temperature yesterday High
est, ss degrees; lowest, "a; average. 30 81
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News about the BehIing Sea negotiations has
a curious way of leaking out at unexpected mo-
ments and through unlocked for channels. One
important announcement was let fall casually
in court by high officer of our Government.
Yesterday, in answer TO question IN the House
of Commons, the Parliamentary Secretary OF the
Foreign Office made the statement that Great
Britain and the United States had agreed that
France, Italy and Sweden should act as arbtIa-
tors Of the dispute 1t appears that those Gov
ernments have not yet consented to act i'll the
matter There is no reason to believe that they
will decline to do 50, however. so another step
NAV be said 70 have been taken toward the adj
ustment Of a difficulty as to which England has
shown a disposition to make haste with extreme
dpliheratOn.
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AmuscmenIs.


AMBERG THEATRE-S-The Ironnaster.
ACADEMY-S-Country Circus.
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Water-Color rrhYh'tloE'
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-The Lion Tanner
BIJOU THEATRES :15-Ihe City Directory
-ASINO--S .16.1he Tyr0lean.
COLUMBUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BTidgets BhoN'
DALY'S THEATRE-11-Lecture-S15 -LOve IN 1ahuVi"
LDEN MUSEE-Wsx Iabeaus.
GARDEN THEATRE-S-La Cicale.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-S-Men and Women.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES :15-Niobe.
HAKHIGAN,S JHEATRE-S-Ihe Last OF the HosaAs'
HERRMANN,S THEATRES 1.-THE Junior Partner.
HOYIpS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES 3O-A Tip
TO Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIALS-S-Vaudeville.
LYCEUM THEATRE-2-S :15-Squlre Ka.e.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSED p m-McOauil
Benefit.
NJ A. C. THEATRE-S-Flirts Ond Matrons
NEW PARK THEATRES ia Straight lip.
NIBLOS GARDEN-S-East Lynnc.
fKOC IOk'S THEATRES :l5-Ihe Lost Parsolse'
PALMERS THEATRES :l5-The Broken Seal
STAR THEATRES 15-For Money.
STANDARD THEATRES :15-Mss Helyett'
ITALIA THEATHE-S-Nathsn Der Weise
IONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
UNION SQUARE THEATRES DO Do"ds Neighbors'
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE-s-Biue Jeans.
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CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAMMES

There will be no dearth Of good chamber music
the latter end Of this week. that excellent local
organization the schmidt Herbert Quarette play this
evening az Hartman Han. well-arranged pro-
gramme consisting Of Beethovens fiat quartet, op.
-; the beautiful adagio cantablle from Tschaikow-
sky's string quartet. op. IL. and Grcg's G minor
quartet op 81. Mr.. Victor Herbert will play two q
hi, own compositions for viooncello new. Le-
gende' and Scherzond'
The Kneise Quartette Of Boston. whose work Is o.
ways characterized by supreme suavity and warmth,
play tomorrow evening al the New Music Hall. 1t
is the last concert for this OF this group Of
talented artists and the programme Is excellent
BeethOvcn's Il major quartet OF Is op =. Schuberts
lovely variations in q minor from the ID minor quar-.
tet. and BeethOvens f. fat quartet. OPP. "a. viii be
played. Mrs. Julie l. Wyman will sing songs BY
Wekcrlln Delebes and Chammadc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-11

similar object In view. This pamphlet, which Is thr
first Of what will doubtless be series Of ANNALS N
n modest volume. as might be expected Of a now
venture; but it contains much information not Obtain
able from ordinary amanacs. Non-professional
devotees Of astronomy will find its data relative TO
planetary positions and conjunctions variable and
binary stars, times and centres OF departure Of the
leading meteor showers and several other matters ex.
ceedingly convenient for reference.
Mrs. Goode ito tramp)-Tf you'll step round to thu
side door III see that you get generous luncheon
ma'am. II you'll only be so yourself. Can't yer
make it square BY gvin' me a dime -(Harpcrs Baiar
al was in Grimsby not long ago." says q Pail Mau
Gazette correspondent, "and went into one Of the
few fshm0ngers' shops in that capital OF fish,
mongers en- gros. The worthy shopkeeper was 10
talkatve mood, and among other things told me
that he under orders TO send a small hamper Of
fish daily to lord Tennyson. In support Of this
statement he produced letter from the Poet Laure
ate's residence, and in handing 1t to me said It's
not from the lord imself It's from his son. Mastes
ALLAN, i'm volts doing the poetry now. And he
added cOnidentially, 'rhey do say as 'ow 1t Isn't
patch the old MANS thought the worthy fish
mongers idea that matter Of course Lord Tenny.
sons SOU on his fathers accession to other duties,
would take over the poetry business, just as In
due time his own would succeed him In tho fish
mongering line, sufficiently amusing TO be chromcled'
Not two cannibals.-"Is this Mrs. Smiths shin.
bone7'
No. 1t belongs to Mrs. jones'
slave you got Mrs. Browns rtbs1"
"Nawi You mean Mrs. Whites
"That's SOL A piece Of the neck was to 90 win
'em, wasn't it7'
"Yep."
"Where's Mrs. Green's Iver?"
"Oh that's gone long ago.
"Did you send the brains with lit"
"NOpe.'
"why mott"
"well, Just attend to It. Where's Mrs. Grsyt
brsketl"
Z" In this basket
Etc, etc.
We're these two cannibas converslngl BY NC
means 1t was merely a fragment OF talk overhean
ths morning between butcher and his assistant q
the washington Central Observation-Disclosures Star.