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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-15
Wanted

-Four hundred men to sell our choice
varieties of nursery stock either on sal
ary or commission. Apply at once and
secure choice Of territory. Permanent
employment the year around.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Rochester, N. Y.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-15

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the HERALD, contains more local and
general news and more choice miscel-
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published in Northwestern Washing
ton. Only 81 year or 81 for six
months. Sample copies free TO any
address. See our premium offer.
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ENFORCING QUARANTINE
Precautions Taken to Keep Out Small.
pox--No New Gases

Precautions Taken to Keep Out Small
pox--No New Gases
The quarantine regulations against
the infected British Columbia cities
will be perfected today. A medical
inspector, appointed by the county
commissioners, made his first run on
the Bellingham Bay d British Column
bia train from Sumas. Yesterday
Commissioners Lysle and Donovan
went TO Blaine to appoint an inspector
to travel on the Great Northern train
from that city, commencing today.
DIR. Streeter was appointed county
health officer for FaIrhaven TO watch
incoming boats and trains, and Dr.
Miles was appointed for New What
com.
DIR. Thomas, acting city health
officer, yesterday met the incoming
train from Blaine at Whatcom and
took the destination of each passenger.
lie also fitted "a room in the postoilice
for disinfecting all British Columbia
mail. He visited all the banks and
requested them to disinfect all money
in the vaults.
Yesterday forenoon DIR. jameson
superintended the disinfecting of the
Llewellyn house. The paper and can
vas covering of the rooms was torn of
and burned. The inmates will be
closely quarantined for ten days longer,
and all carpets, bedding rugs, etc,
will be burned. No new cases have yet
appeared.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-15
ART IN WASHINGTON

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:
1 wish to appeal to the pride of your
citizens, and to their loyalty to the
grand state of Washington, to use every
effort to be properly represented at the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-07-15
Married in Seattle.

Richard Fenton, the well-known real
estate man, and Helen II. Cramer, both
OF Whatcom, were married at the Rain
ler hotel, Seattle, on the 18th. They
have gone to California on bridal
tour,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-12
Not
Nt,tt&'e.

Nuttce.
+,,f Nnutnn;, t4,'1nty u( Custer
S'1 district i,t und for zIA cot'hty'
lnfh u.tttr If tho estate Of Charles L.
~ slh t,vrAsrI. ,
aieh"s'@ Tinm utt"intrd for proving " ILL.,
Nottoe~ hereby given TINT Thursday, fnr
Ntticf is U,Trnltrr, l-nl. 1T ofl'ck H. ln, ~"
3lst day nf md the court room "f an1t c"nt. i'
Of eunl ..aay :'nunfy .f t'ueter, have h'"n ~ ~.
i'll AtIc, '(ity,> mir ind rlnct for proving LILY lily
pointed ~ ,hrt. IL, t.. Mckay. deccas"st n'a'
will uf said Cha. .t,lrntinn IF Sarah hcnMs ~;
fnr hrarint tio the isslui,cr to them "t l''~
aud Emory V!4.t fol "rrul,. ,.,.,,x
ter4 tr.taln"f1af% tt, RED A. - IN thln..
''Irrk uf atrict t"art'
" innu,ty n,ter i>rc. i. 1>"t.
Miles city, tu,lntf nf /: --~~-~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-08
La Loci6n MONTES

no tiene igual para 81 tratamiento de toda pro-
iuccl0n herpenca. hacienda desaparecer pri-
nero 81 plcor molesHsinlo, restituyendO des-
pues Ia normaldad al sitio enfermo. LA LOGI0N
es lnofenslva, =, 10 mismo que medicamento,
Glene cOnqulstadO un puesto On el tocadOr de
las senoras como preparation higi6nica de pri
mer 0rden.
"a La LOcS6as G2ttiheH.p6ticN del
doctu. MONTES, es 81 preparado que mas SO
asa en- Madrid y otras capltales de Europa,
para hacer desaparecer Ia caspa en- la ea0eza,
evItandO seguralnente la calda del cabellO.
Sustltuye al AgsG de QssissG que NADIA haoe,
como esta agradaDlemente .pertumada, las So
doras enconJraran en- ella un aqua de Iooador
lnapreclable, 10 mismo para usarla On Ia cabe-
"a que On la cara, con 10 que evltaran que el
c1tls padezca dc barros, grletas, maacnas
lrritaclOnas producidas pOr 81 sol y el aire, que
GantO atean y esTrOpean Ia plel de Ia cara.
LA Loclon SO vende en las farmacias de los
seTores DauDon, GullermeGy y Bianco; y en- to-
las las Duenas tarmaclas do la Isla. Los selo-
res farmaceuuco, pueuen hacer los pedidos, al
dnlco representative On esta Isla, don Fernan-
do Sanchez, Gale Nueva Rlo-pledras. 45-18
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-08
EN- P RE = a
DE
Vapores @pal0&s COrreOs de las Anll%
TRASPORTES MILITARES
.SOBRE.VOS DE HERRER.a
HABANA.

Los vapores de esta empresa efectuaran
su salida desde este puerto en- los dias 5, 10,
g, 20 y IS de cada mes las 5 de la tarde
en- los dias dc labor y las II del dia;en 10,
esfetivos.
LINEA DE CUBA.
Llegar6n solo hasta Santiago de Cuba
los vapores que salen los dias 5, I5y25.
Los de los dias y IS tocaran en- Nue.
vita, Puerto Padre, Gibara, Mayari, Baracoa,
Guatanamo y Cuba.
El dia I hara las mismas escalas 4 ex-
cepcion de Ia de Mayarl, y ademas tocara en-
Sagua de Tanamo.
Todos retornaran verihcando sus sail
das de Cuba los dias IS, 23 y 8, efectuando-
Sc las entradas en- la Habana en- las fechas
correspondence de 1o, 2o y 9 de cada mes
.~.v. pA dft fStAfo vannrAs foeara 81
L1NEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Salen los dias 10 20 los vapores que
hacen el servicio de Correos.
FL del dia 10 toca en- Nuevitas, Gibara,
Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Cabo-Haitia-
no y Port-au-Prince, Puerto Plata, Ponce,
Mayaguez, Aguadilla San Juan de Puer-
to-Rico. AL retorno hara escala en- los mis-
mos puertos. Aerf
El del dia 20 ira por Nuevitas, Gibara,
-Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Santo Domin-
go, Ponce, Mayaguez, Aguadilla San Juan
de Puerto-Rico, viniendo por los mismos
puertos.
Retornaran saliendo de Puerto Rico los
dias rs y 5 respectivamente tocaran en-
Cuba los dias 80 y 9, uegando la Habana
en- las fechas correspondence de a. Id de
cada mes. 49,
Ninguno de estos dos vapores tocaran 4
So ratorno en- Guantanamo.
LINEA DE CAIBARIEN.
Todos los lunes las 6 de la tarde sal-
dra un vapor que, tocando los martes en- La
Isabella de .Sagua, uegara Calbarien los
miGrcoies.
Retornara saliendo de Caibarien los iue-
yes, despuSs de Ia uegada del tren de pa
sajeros, CON escala en- Sagua, y uegara 4 Il
t1abana los viernes. y
Iodos los viernes & las de la tarde
Saldra otro vapor que tocara en- Isabella de
sagua los sabados y legara 4 Caibarien los
domingos,
Efectuara sd fetcrno saliendo de Caiba-
rien los martes, despuss de Ia uegada. del
tren de pasajeros, toear& en- Sagaa y lega-
"a 10 Habana los microbes.
REMOLCADOR..
Esta empresa tiene ,el vapor AGUILA
potente para remolques por las costa de es-
a lsla, y habilitado de bombas para achi-
1ues y dtiles para salvamento.
SerVici0 Costeg0 Ell PaGrt0- -Rieo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-08
Sc Vendo

I'll sUIar oI oulnolO uunue Se encOntraba
insGalada Ia antigua faDrlca de hielo de Ios> se
nores GoycO ca sIGuada en La Marina, Gale
dei PresIdio n1mero 3, esqulna la del Ar
SenaE
I'll edldcio, es de material techado de zinc,
con un magnlhco alglDe de pIedra plastica de
~ metros c1OlcoS de cabida
Ri solar nlde 442 metros cuadrados de su.
pericle.
Sc da por mucho m6nos de su costo.
Para lnformes, dlrlglrse don Jorge A.
GOycO, calle del GOmerclo numerO 35 3O-I5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-08
'Vaper AvIE.Es:

Saldra de San Juan todos los microbes
Il amanecer, una vez por el Este ysoera por
q Oeste. tocando en los puntos de Faiardo,
aumaeao. Arroyo, Ponce, Mayaguez, Agua-
dillA y Atecib0 y vice versa respectivamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-08
Don Rafael Romero.
oSa 2PropagaHda oStetaffa
OENTRo GENERAL DE PUBLICATIONS. K
de M0asueI HOdragMe9, Sucesor de MGnts1Je. 4


uecu orpate son
lo
Predo da rea fes puoleandos
9HfgsE yhs h e 7fds o ooe
Farmacia
mmadoA E1s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-08
RhDnIGA& Ss HIBb0
j. G GOYCO, & Ca.

De
CAPITAL Direction egrafca: GOYCO
oda
meI en-
tmehosd de elargo5O
de edeanee n a {.
35-Mana Preside nu
Iden
ca6de
la de chas
vENTAs AZ PoR MAYOR A PBEOIos CONTEMPORARIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. G.. G. Williams, OF No. 81 West fIty-
eigth.st gave dinner last night fer lieutenant - d.
Keech who is % marry their daughter Miss 'Ia'a
Iav Williams The other guests We're Mr. ana MIS-
Alexander Cox MI and Mrs. f. II. Bcncnict' MISS
Flvine Necser Miss Graham Miss Mary Brewster, MISS
Wother~p oon shirley Jones' G.. +. 1h:oop ana q. n.
Morrison. ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Wi lard Ward. OF No l04 West my
eicblhs gave n elmer last night to Miss Sdllie Nico
whose enlargement TO Justu Rupert was recently an
nounccd. The other guests were Mr.. ana Ms pe
Iancev Nicoll Miss Davis Miss Niles, W. H. lio'N'
F. vOn Ilasbcrg ard ChaIl~ oak'S
The Thursday Evening Club met last hIsh'' iH
tbe first time Ills season. AT tho house OF Mis- Amy
Townsend No. @ West Twcnty-ilf.h~t, Wien Nar'h
Crawford read an unpublished woik. Amonc IN sc
,es4ut were Mr. and Mrs. Cla,ls Post. Mr.. and MIS-
Edward Cooper. Dr.. and Mrs. 7. i. klnnicwt MI am
Mrs A. : Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton laI.l'oh'
Ni.hop and MIS- Potter Mrs George Ghw ~, MISS
Ci,swold. Mrs VI. q. Van Rensselaer,. eN-Judse no"
land William Graham. Mr.. and Mr. F. Ii. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. whitney the Misses cooper NJ
and Mrs Recinald De KOvcn, G. W. Vanderbilt N.Y.
and ;Nr, " H. sohicfclin. Mr. and Mrs buchanan
Winthrop Miss Marie Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. {" H.
u.rd the Misses Pend Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Barrow
NJ Matthew's Miss sophie Furnlss, Mr. and Mt.
Cocror Hewitt Mrs burke Roche. Mr.. ana MIS- j.
clinton Gray Mr.. and Mrs. j. Armstrong OhaI'r'
IN, Misses CAan,cr Miss NcAllSter Mr. ana Mr''
q Kiyes Peter Maize ard Thomas I. Never
MIR and MI. &. G.. Franckyn OF 40. II Na'ihHS
TON square gave a small dance Tor tie YCuhs l4le
Of their son. Gilbert Fnnchlln, last hgh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
UEDDINGS.

Boston. Dec. % (SpecaD.-Miss Mabel Aa"'"'
daughter CT NJ Il. EallOu. President OF III" boston
s,oc, Exchange. and James Otls Porter, Of b's ID
wore married in BOxord > O'Clock this afternoon
The ceremony was performed at the historic H'''"
elder homestead the Rev. George Walker, OF AhooV'T'
,ricotinr The house handsomely decorated
with laurel holly and mistlc:oc tn" best mon ""9
the brides twin brother. There were no m'u'siI'u''
IIovcrstraw ~ y. Dec 90 lSpeciaD-At ID" nome
q, the brides father tonight George Achc'' Il D''A
manufacturer OF this village, ana Miss ia'hS ~
FOWLER vounces. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Deh'o'
-,or ,rere married The brides ornaments Wcic
diamonds There were no bridesmaids Inc "S"c''
were Denton Fowler. r.. and d. Fowler Lake Dfo'''
and cousin OF the bride. The bToegrooms bfo'heT'
Charles d. Archer, was best man. and the Drde ;
father Qnvc her away. The ceremony was pcriorH'
TX the Rev. DR.. a. >. Freeman Tie h"usc WIS
urctilv decorated with flowers and festochcd VIII
trailing vines and holly berries. large moral SUIT
NJ u,uks and white roses suspended above Whe'e
= . bridal party stood while branch OF misuetOc nuns
beneath the arch OF the drawing room. The spacious
rooms were filed with guests. The giiis OF inchua 10
fine Young couple numerous AMI beautiful hI,
and Mrs Archer started for the south on an cA'c'v'
| va
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Tho souvenir 70 lc distributed 1t he Casino t'hRh'
In honor ~ the loon prr'ouanc" ~ me len. 'iI
Master {, copy ln miniature " le r1p!'s u'eg ia
tie oIera by Mis- Marie Temp -
4 little excitement was eau I'd AZ the Union square
rh1a,-o on Wednesday ni-ht ~ naa VINO ''ol Wy
and tr,d TO make speech 20 t,' atd!enc" ic-"'n ue
act. lie eNlosiel them 10 patience n The long ""'' ana
advised them b enjoy the music u the osh'7ia ana
,d,t,. the r,,irtlnp 81 the curtain. usher aud a
policeman ad,!,r; leave The hous~ and he dd 30
without opro- on 10 is said tina. he was rch h"'"h
uan who hal become tomporlfi! dcrahg'd.
The iIarlons aud th'!r COMPANY ar ~ town n'KhR
preparation, Tor tic pr ducton Of the spectacle Ne"
Supqla" al the Foultcoath Stree: Th~ar mex; Mon
Gav a. a special ho'ga, matinee. The lIanIohs nave
long been known In this form u entertainments when
combine. cx'ravJralla VITA lsnomimc. ''Nr" Aupe'D'
rs b. o., gi,rn with elaborate scenery, magic TICKS ana
trln.forIa'ione \ thrl'tnas Iantomimc j. FNl"D'
holiday attaci on. Tho sole Of scIt@ for the first week
Il the nanons at the Fourteenth street Theatre began on
Thursday.
.Thc crust Of society" adaptation u Dumas "
LA Dcni-Mondc." Will b. presenter at The Union Sqh'
Theatre on Monday by John Stet.ons company nom ''
Globe Theatre. Boston The COMPANY lnciuie' JoeP'
Uaworih Edgar l.. Davenport. Joseph f. whiting Harry
SantMaur Miss Turner Miss Ella Proctor OtIs' Miss
Jane Stuart and Miss Helen kinnaird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23

no.,on Do. % Special .-lIcTDr; l"ts ""'n
,o-r.riv O, somerylue. dcj In So"-iOr@ 'lV c'ii!
wednesday morning from fertoulu' lie was t'N'H "'
~. 80, aod IA. removed 70 The hospital on Mon.
l,v vhca an operation was performed a. la-t mop"
NJ Allen wa, ION ia Somctylil' tvcnt|lh' F''r ''o
a.t March While IN Harvard lsa2-ad Mr. allen t'',
proulucn: par. IA clc'' ath'u'-' l'N"' o. VN'
lpe ~ 1850 hut next three years Wa cl'ener '"'
. Win EIwa-i Nrhol-. hi o,a>eWa', one OF ."' ''1
f,toi, tattor.. In Tie history ~ college u"-'"' al"
.,,.. o., these t,,O mon made 10 possible iDr HaIN"u
, ain ii, f-s5 the nr.t championship over Na.c since
ls-o 10 wa, a member " the Institute "t I'p' N'
~ IT,, society. nnl an h'aorofv nonher oi i' I,'N
prdd nc third nai shal ~ h'- ''-' 'h '''
Isse an unusual honor for any n an active h'p'r
, g., tt,.,v pudllnc society soon after l- graduation
f-u UarvarI Mr. Allen cntccI the al '-'ie business
In B,.ton. but two year, ago went - N'"-f"'" anu
formed A partnership with W {. conn Formerly Ut
Sol, .ryiilo under the firm name Of Co0n & Allen oIcft
Co., extensively in raj estate IN Del~anna and l'utheF'
forl y j.
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S@" EFps. r Of 'qsan r RSSGmSSF 2'''
'i i.Ss El4sS.h Dunlap Vie Jane; K. Black and
daughter Euphemia D. and the late James Russell Of
Funeral services viii be held Friday December 2sd
at 30 p. at the residence OF her mother % East
ccnber ~ Daniel c. Bodseti in the 'oih year OF his
Funeral services at his late residence saturday Decem
lntcrment in woodiawn Cemetery.
FARNHAM-'isoreg e; f9r"ham suddenly at his late
Notlce Of funeral hereafter.
FULLERTON wednesday morning, December 21st George
Relatives friends invited to pt,: e, s ss funeral
Frt FRIDAY 6ecc ~" 29i at .: 80 a. m.
Ts" w sn MsTS sagG 81 at ID, S
William o. Hart, and daughter Of tho late A. q Benedict
urRGY-At her lat, residence 10 6th-st. on Thurs
day, December cd Adel!nc wife Of William Hurry In
Noe oiF ' 81 t}}a sarl hereafter.
JUDsoN Sudd'ny, De emhcr ODD. benjamin F. Jud'on,
rn IN aI CH % y At his late residence AS Lexington
on SATURDAY. at 1 p. nj.
Int rncnt prlyot,
KNApp-At South NorMalk Conn. "Wednesday. De
ccnhcr DIST. Chas. \. Knapp son OF John H. Knapp in
Funeral services at house Saturday December 2ith
LvIYGsToX-M Green coye SPRINGS FL. on Monday,
! Dcc, mner l9th lsos watts G. Livingston NJ d. OF
r S S'y rccS at his e,decc So soth.st
,0 o. prn'S AZ s S.SS" rails ~ Y
| Thc Medical society OF tn County OF New York
Nhr. ar requested attend the funeral Of their late
oo.loe watts G. Livingston. NJ d, at 317 West 30th.
/ :, ~, Friday December 23d. at ( y. m,
/ ST. y" ''' CUAHLFlS CARROLL LEE, President.
CHARLES II. AVERY Secretary
rrnLrM- sudi,nly on the Goth Of December 1892, at
his home compton, y. j., James Ludlum, IN ni' d4th
vSner services at Christ Church Pompton Friday De.
cnmbcr .3l ut . =. m.
| Internent ut Hamburg, y. j. .
MARTINAr -ho Hines at M S5as Sewn1s arslyy
o on d m IohS saS MARTA Of his ss,h
r9 rom his late residence Saturday Gath inst ut
c-rae's will await arrival az Montair OF IL 80 IRAN
fom Birclay.st. Chrlstopher''t' lZ'a') d. L. Sna v"
| X. X. u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
FOR THE CHARITY BALL.

Boxes for the annual Charity Ball In ala OF ule
Nursery and ChllG's Hospital have been ''inh" ~
markaby well, and the indications are ti"t Oh VIC
night Ct January there VIII b. bFHi''' S''lN'
Ing In the Madison square Garden wleF; l'r III, l'''
line the Charity Bal will De given. Mr. Thomas
Hitchcock. Of No. East wcnty-nlnthst., will be at
her house daily from IL until O'Clock TO di'Pee
81 the remaining boxes. There are In adhu"h 10
these boxes sohe seats 10 b, sold ut - caci. Irsc
ar, last behind the arena boxes, ana
from them there Is good We"
of the ncor ~ from the boxes. Bcrns'ciha Or
clcstra will play for dancing and Reeves Mi''I'
Eand formerly Gllmoses. will pay sor the prom nldc
The cards % admission at - each admit chp Sh-lo
p,son and the box tickets do no; admit To the arena
The boxo, are being soi AZ les; rate than In former
,rlIs when there wcr, fewer - dislo D. The ban ~"
ac opened by Whitcaw Reid ana Mrs. Edward Cooper
Arena boxes have been taken as f. lows; = srs'
Crawe: l. Mrs Robert Ncol; :. Mrs. {. J.. Moves
:. Miss FuIncss; ., Mr,. J. Kennedy Tod; w. MS
: Hamilton: IL, MrS. T.. &. Grg)iy IL, MIS- J' -
Wcsteryclt and Mrs. Il. II. Ward; H. Ms II. l.
Brooks: -. Mrs. j. II. shuts; rs, Mrs f. j. Der
wind: IL J. IL. Shuts; Is, Mrs. b. +. Noe' ~
GEORGE II. sullivan: go, Mr., +. +. Co"; IL MIS-
Hitchcock: - Nlr,. William Bloodcod; -. MIS-
Frederick Goddard -. Ms ~ j.. Graves. - Ms
Robert Maclay 90, MIS-. j. d. ii'yt; -. MIS- Naeh-
tnc Mott; -. Mrs. :. II. Valentine 20 MIS- ArN'
andcr :. webb: 80 Mrs. Joseph Brewc.; ~ Mr.
Charles r. YcrkcS -. Mrs. Edward +. steers ana MISS
Lotta Crab.rcc: "a, Mr.. Edwin Gar'ia r.; 30, MIS-
W. D. Logan 36. Mrs. Prcst'a Hin -, Mrs. ,; L.
aslnncr; -. MIS- G. y. cmythe: -. warner sncT
WOOL 40. j. ii. onito j.. a. NJ o. -, "' As
J. w. Mackny: As. Consul. Gcnera OhrowsAl; 49,
Mrs. j. ". kcinlart ~ MIS-. TarIr5, WV" IT,,
Mrs. j. Cornell A. MIs' q. H. Su'l 1aa ,oha
by Mrs Il. ii. l.. Townsend. Mrs Frank bang MI''
Henry AIp Mrs. g.; g. g. n@y; VII v, Ri T M4S H. IT,
sSiddy, Mrs. T. Ii. Price and Mrs Walter Watson IT,
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by experience what he has done for politics in
this country, breathing into it the inspiration, not
merely OF an cl0queacc that recalls the ancient
models, and which ever springs fresh and new
but also that OF vivid conscience applied to
the affairs of this nation"
That is the note OF sanity, OF rational adnlira-
tion of oratorical ease and sei-posscssion, of
good sense united with perception Of Mr.. Glad
stones high qualities certainly not less clear than
the Canadians. 1t is, perhaps, ungracious to
point the contrast. Bat Mr. Blake quilted the
soifudes of the Dominion and came over the
Atlantic on a mission. lie hcraldod and
accompanied by "a chorus of Canadian accamn-
tions. He was 10 teach England both cl0qucnc'
and potics,-nay more than politics: statesman
ship and the true conception OF imperial interests
lie has. and has shown in the narrower icld OF
Canadian affairs. a considerable capacity Eat
when he energies into the glare of publlciy
which is no longer provincial, he does not all
at once drop the provincial accent, or the pro-
vlncal manner or the provincial view 1t would
be surprising if he did. He may, as he goes on,
catch the imperial note: even the metropolitan
note would be better than the provincial lie
brings energy and freshness, and perhaps the soeHt
of the new mown hay, TO the heated air anu
crowded life of London Novelty is always wei
come TO this rather jadcd society, and NJ. Blake
has been welcomed Handsomely, and dos rv"ilN.
But his permanent success Will depend on o'h'E
things than novelty. He cannot expect the House
of Commons TO rcmould itself on Canadian pat
tern. If he, on the other hand, Will ADAPT MN
self to the Parliamentary and other accepted
standards, he may do very well. q. W. D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
HE cor GOODS BY FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.

Detectives Krouch and Titus arrested Huro Ndicr
alas Lewis Allen IN Phil dphla week ago ana brought
him t, the YESTERDAY Adler Is cha etd Win Riahu
larceny In obtaining goods from the Skinner Manufacturing
omtany az No 5Os broadway anoutng - about 800 IN
value On December he VISITED the skinner Mannf"c'
turing Company. rcprcs, atng himself . be- rH inc
Nntchaug Sl Con pany Of No 90 Proahway lie o1h'r
seventeen gross " SIX bad lie said that his COMPANY
had customer who wanted the braid at once. ana asked
That IL De- sent the store quickly possible Ih-
GOODS were given by porter named Mncrt employed by
the Company, who started to the Once oil the
Notch aug company arriving thcrs H. met A1ler coming
down stairs I'm great hurry Adler uDbFaidd The Porter
for his ,lowncss aud ordered him take the goods b the
uouston..t station The elevated railroad lie dii so
and Adler signed receipt for them IN The name "i he
v,..haup company. Afcr's AROUSED the SIS
,Iclors of Nallrrt investigations followed and It was
found that Na;chaue company knew nothing about
Adler or the goods.
Complaint vas made to Inspector McIauahih' VINO
detailed detectives KIouch and Titus u Work uDon the
cnzp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
OH 4 Il J.
AKANGO.

Aurelius Arango. sixty wears old weIl-knowA m'''
Der Of the Spanish American colony, a. suddenly yes
trily morning from angina l'',' +. AZ IN 'hl"D =
street Hospital. Mr. Arrange l't MS nome 80 To-
Mad.sonove about % O'Clock. appa.cntv Ia m' usual
,,oh md boarded SiN;n.lyc. train bound for Rector
s. Upon arriving a: tbs station h. complained U ms
ow.la.~onqers Of wtakn.-s nat hal sGdI my N'"'u
him. ln ambulauco was called. end tnr man was u'N''
L, tho Camlr- street IOpital wh'r' h" II "t - %
r Tl. body WAS rsiaoNcd b. his friends dof'"g 20
oie,uoon The arrangements FOR the funeral nave h's
b,cn completed 49,.
Mr. Arango was BON ia tu'a, ond cane 70 ,"'
country about hirty-h'o Yeats a-o ~ h"' "'' '''
r,or.y = u. mbcr u thc shipping aad com''ic III" "'
~, q Art,.o AbIu. five v.nrs ago hc b'"ame nan
oc.r o. H., south Amcrcin p'ftuc1t OF t'' III. ''
General Electric COMPANY. 10 which hn'r -- "' '''
boon actively cnc1e0d s!nca Tat cn'. IL "'''
,.,,c,, and Two darrht,r>. He b.o.nF ~ bf.
,,,,,.,t,o ,rarga. Aur.llu, Arrange wa n"n.b T
n number Il orcani7aton.. including the NeN'i''N
cub anI the tlgcu.o Cooa CervAni.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-23
BENJAMIN J.. JrDSON.

renI,u,,n T. Jud.on whose hi. iron business In war
= la. long ic.n familiar t. business mcn ID t'' .''
di.i yost..day at his homo. so. ~ l. Nn-ol''N'" i"
-. ,au,,c INDUCED bv on attack ~ ton.il.'.,. MI
r,too VINO q, "a. time OF hs da-b was 'NN-"''
y,or. Old Yoccly,d hi- carly training q; Tie y '""'''
Soc.tv school q which Isaac T. Bragg was pih''.''.
and was proAu,td In 1stl. Tor some years ne '''''
o. cl.ik IN dir,rcnt 6lnkng houses anu "'''' wv
-, . NlcKr.y,r 4, ~ ;. Wotr-~,. Mr.
Ind .on r,e stop b. -.p tn hrm. untl h' N". ,N
into uar,nership. Ior tine the ho'" 'ai"H "'
bucn :, under the name q Mrices'r Jul''h. N'""'
,.,,vnv, ye,f- ogo Mr.. McK'"N,r rt7d. ana N'
,,.,,..s has b.en continued since TIA: time Ia Mt
Iul-0rs name - T.,
For many Yeas MI Ihson took m active paFs u
,he analts Of The Ffth Avenue Ba;tss Church % N",
he wa. a d.acon. In 1850 h, married Theresa f"""'
,t nj. widow five sons and Two dauSht - survive
49,, ~, ,n,. raj VIII he held ut HIS hone a. o'clock
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