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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug 4-The Russian fam
inc is regarded officially as over. Tolstoi Is
soourning at liai.an TO wind up his famine
labors and adjust his accounts. Whatever
peasants suffering on account Of tho failure of
their crops. IN Sanara. where the crops nre
Nevertheless there is still much distress. and
ample use for any contributions Of the
nj IN, riff n lp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
BROOKLYN.

Tho Board NJ Charities and Correction will mold a
meeting the flatbush Insane Asylum at 10 nclpck
this for the purpose OF investigating tn"
cent escape OF Lunatic Frank Cowley. account OF
which Keeper McManns has been suspended
Tho suit brought by the town Of Gravssend compel
the Prospect Park and tOn-y Island Railroad pay
for sewer taxes was decided in favor of tho
company by Justice Cullen III tho supreme Court
terdAy Justice cullen said the act OF 1885 exe;nps tho
died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
MIR. Moody. Summer schoo, Opened.

NonTHrIELp. Mass. Aug. 4.-The tenth,
Mortified Conference for Christian Workers
opened this evening with 700 in attendance.
Dr. A. ]. Gordon presided In the absence of
d. L. Moody. who Is now In London. ANON:
recently returned from London. Before the
regular meeting song service was conducted
by Ira ID. Sunkey and George e. Stebbins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
The Pope. Feeling Tow.rA France.

PARIS. Aug. 4.-Ths Figaro says that the
Pope. In his recent conversation with Mme
severine. said that 1t was mission OF the
Church to defend the weak, and equally tho
duty Of the Church to defend herself against
tempts which were being made by the mon"y
power TO subjugate it The Pope also SAID
that he regretted that the priests OF AIsara
were urging the faithful to forget their nat 81.
country. and declared that he himself let a
deep affection for Francs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
Wages Here md In England.

A correspondent asks what difference there
is in the wages OF skilled labor in England and
tho United States.
We have gathered from various sources tho
data to answer in part at least our correspond
entS inquiry. Here is "a table OF tho average
wages paid to skilled workers in several i'm
portant industries in the large cities of Eng
land and in the large cities of the United
States For the country districts both here
and abroad it Is probable that tho figures
would be somewhat lower:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
Garner TO Lecture on monkey Talk

LONDON. Aug 4.-Mr. Garner. the enthusiast
upon tho subject OF u monkey language has
gone to Edinburgh to read paper before the
meeting ofthe British Association for the Adj
vancement Of Science. lie will endeavor to
convince the grave and learned members OF
point OF solving the problem OF monkey
speech. Afterward he will go to Africa to
study our alleged Simian ancestors on their
native soil. He will visit tho Congo country
hrst and later penetrate to the interior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
The Centenary or Shelley. Birth.

LONDON. Aug. 4.-The centenary OF Shelley
was celebrated to-day In en- appropriate man
ner mt the birthplace OF tho poet. near
Horsham; Edmund Gosso delivered an ad-
dress and Sims teevesand other. noted artists
poems. Snmr. OF the most admired produce
tons OF Shoiley were read and commented
Harrison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

INDIANAroIIs. Aug. 4.-The early morning
Mono. Louisville. New Albany and Chicago
yestbule train. which left this city at ~ 40 to-
day struck bull in n culvert at Broad Zip
pie. north OF this city. The engineer. II.
Metzger OF Lafayette. was killed in tho wreck
that followed and the fireman; Charles Hill OF
this city was seriously injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
John Park Bigelow'. sudden Death.

LONDON. Aug 4.-John Park Bigelow. for
merly United States fiscal agent. was found
dead In the hall Of his house 10 Chelsea bo-
tween II and o'clock this morning A CorO-
nrr's jury to-day gave tho verdict that his
death was duo to wenkness Of the heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

Needs assistance It may be best to rsnder promptly
hut one should remember to the most perfect
remedies only when needed. The best and most sim,
pie and gentle remedy the Syrup OF FiRs mauufap
tursa BY The California Fig Syrup Co.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

according to these figures. which embody
the findings Of our Bureau Of Statistics. OF
eminent foreign statisticinns, and OF CONNER
cial and labor reports. it appears that the
wages Of skilled workmcn are substantially
than in free trade England What is more.
wages have increased far more rapidly for
the past twenty years here than they have in
insist that in some Of their industries there
has boon an actual decline in the remuner-
alton OF the workers. There is one way only
In which American wages can be maintained
Mt their present high level. and that is by n
strict adherence to the policy laid down in the
Republican platform Of levying on all competi-
tive imports duties equal to the difference
between wages at abroad and home"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

Commencing Aug. and nuing until Aug. g. In
elusive. the AnlA Railroad Company viii sell
round trip tickets. New York 10 Denver. Col. aud re-
turn. at rate of $500
Tickets good for return up to Oct la-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

Ste iin.s iable.--Aas. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
\ Cardinals Hat. Perhaps, for Archblshs0
Ireland.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. At is stated here on good
authority that ut the next meeting OF the
ropo's consstory tho Holy Father will an
nViince the appointment of Archbishop Iro-
land 81 ST. Paul as member Of tho College Of
Cardinals.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27
/ pas sraaleia aus ser eresins.

glls eraffinirte Sodfaplerin seigt.
fd Elm junges Wtdoden, fpeldes III
Berlin Der erfen Straffammer bes
2anbseridts l porsefiibrt murbe. Die
22idbrige Martba &erber fam i'm Ot.
ipber b. $. mad Berlin, tpie iie ansab,
I'M ii6 bier cine Stelluns gu iuden.
Sbr Muftreten ldbt oarauf idlieben,
baB iie lebi9lid auf Sohitapelei aus.
aina. Sn Der Gransler GDnbi.
iorei lernte lie zines Sases ben @entier
b. 90. fennen. Sic nannte Ii1 ibm
geseniiber yMartba bon Yioforosta",
ersdblte. baB iie bic unebeli9e So9ter
,ines GraIen Spbna unb baB elm bief.
ger Sotelbeiiber ibr 8ormuno iei. Die
gebilbete IusbrudsipeiIe Der Ingeflag.
ten ioluie beren sanses genebmen beg.
I1eu4ten bas anfGngli9e WfibtraueH
bes Serrn b. 80. 9erielbe fling an,
Iid fir bas Srdulein su intereiiiren.
unb slaubte ibm aud, bab es na6 Ser.
lin eefomntsn lei, Inn periDSli9 Ieine
Re1te in einem mi9tigen 9roeelIe
pabrsune6men. 8alo enttpidelte iitb
aus Der 8efanntI6aft elm ndberes Ser.
bdltniB, Der 80nner Der 9lngetlasteu
unterltiibte iie nit 8elO biz gum 9e.
traae bon mebreren bunoert Marf.
@ines Sa9es fam Die 9lnsetlaste su
Serrn b. %. nit Der freubisen Mit-
lbeilune, baB iie cine ausseseidnete
STEELE als 9aiiirerin erbalten t0nne,
penn iie i'm Stanoe isi, 1000 Mart
Raution su binterlegen.
Die Summe fdien bem @6nner
,t,pas bod, er lieB ii9 aber burd bic
Bitten Der Nnseflaeten erpei6en, bas
8elb bc-suseben, iebod unter Der aus
Driidliden 8ebiu9ung, baB bic Mnge-
tla9te ibm mad ipdteltens brei Stunben
bas 8,lo suriidsuseben babe. falls fie
iene Stelle ni6t erbalte. Sie Ineea
ilaste fam na6 Der setellten sSriit gu.
rid, bic Steae babe tie niht crbalten.
2lber aud Die 1000 Marf belibe iie nidt
mebr, lie babe bas 8elb ibrem Sruber,
Der i'll potsoam Sarbe=Ofiisier iei, sur
5ilsung elmer @brenidulo seseben, ba
uerielbe aebrobt babe, iib ionlt er.
idieben gu miiHeu. Strr b. 80. fam
nun babinter, oaB er bas Opfer elmer
Baunerin seporoen, Ct lieB 9olisei
5olen unb bel elmer G6rperpiiitation
,er 9lngetlagten purbe baS 8elo aud
pefunben. SIM Geidnsniiie ieete bic
slnsetlagte ii6 einen fali6en gtamen
bel unb besins baour9 cine intelleftuelle
llrtunoenfdliduna. Ser @eri6tsbof
oerurtbeilte iie gu neun Monaten 8es
idnsniB unb 3pei Doden Sait; Die
Iebtere Strafe ioipie ein Monat @efdns.
nib wuroen auf Die llnteriubunssbait
ab9erednet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27
SeHentti1e Re1ner In SnniS.

Sie atten srie6iiden Matbematites
unb prattiI6en Se6niter benubtel on
STEELE Der tbeuren Wa6stafelu bdufis
.ine elatte Gage feinen Sanoes, in
zen iie i6re seometriiden Sisuren
anb Die 3ablen ibrer aritbmetilden
Re6nunaen nit einem Stiit ein5eibnes
ten. 8ereleide 9lrdimebes. gto9 1eute
aber : 10 idreibt man aus Sunis -
miro oieies bO6it einfade Silismittel
in pielen BON Der ellropaiiden Gultur
nod nidt su iebr beleften Stdbten bes
Srients bon ben 0ifentli9en &e6nern
gebrau6t. Siele. beturbanten Serren
boden ober fiben nit nab oricntaliider
art gefreusten Seinen an ben Strabens
tden aui Der @rbe, belonbers in bem
Sud (ober Sasar), bas heiBt bem
tauimdnnii6en 8iertel Der Staot, mo-
iufolec bes ununterbro6enen Saufs
ooer @ertoufs alltdslib cine Wlense
yehenauf9aben 5u lOlen lino.
sic baben Elm etwa einen balben
Guabratnleter sreBes unb nit einem
ypei 3entimeter boben gtano periebenes
Brett, weldes nit elatterItri6enem,
ieinltcm Sanbe gefiillt iit, por ii6 auf
Der @roe lie9en, ooer ipeun iiD an ib-
rem Staneorte elm senilgenb 9rpBer.
slatter Stein beIinoet, benuBen fie eins
adj oieieu als llntersruno fir ibre
Sanblaee. 46nneu nun in ben be-
nadbarten 9doen smei rniteinanosr
0anbelnoe ni6t einig iperben, 10 be.
peben iie iid Su einem iol1cu Reben-
liinltler, iuel6er sesen serinses @ntseli
nit cinem langeit, porn gang fein sus
seipibten Stab6en Ole gelpiinI6te Bed.
nuna in BEN Ganoe ausiiibrt. 9ie
beuti9en Srientalen Iinb iu ibrer &C.
iammtheit = trob Der beriibmten arabis
iden 9liironomen unb Wtatbematifer
bes Wtittelalters = I'M Sppfre1nen ni6t
Iebr leiitun9sfdbi9, iooaB bieienigen
Diientliheu 3edenmeilter, bic ibre &unit
gut periteben, D. b. bic i6nea re6nen
lDnnen, einen nitbt unbetrdhtli6en Sas
gesperoienit baben. Su Der &esel ba-
ben bieie StraBengelebrten einen tleinen
Sungen on ibrer Seite. peldem bas
amt sufallt, bic glatte Sduelase pDr
3erltoruna our9 bic 5iiBe Der @oriiber-
sebcnoen su bebiiten. Wc bieier 8ei-
tanb feblt, iusbrt elm FOLDER mooerner
ardimsbes ielber nit ieinem Stdb6en
bic 6ubsanger ab. Y
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27

-Wttle. Yaultna,. etne ge.
borene Solldnoerin. ioll oas tieinite
ueiblibe ggeien Der Welt iein. sic
mibt Is 3oa uno iuiest z Yfunb, lit
bon biibi6em geubern. iebr sebilbet
uno fpridt bier Spra9en.
Ser 9olbene Mittelwea
bets eingebalten, fiibrt sur Gbarafter.
Ioiiateit. '
= Gbineiif9e 6eini6 me {.
fer, bel benen &atten=. Wtduie= unS
bunoebraten, Die fir Die Wtenge eroBe
Selifate1en Iinb,s MIR als biiraerlihe
bausnunnstoit selten, Derebren als
beionoeres 2icblinssgeridt oas Milbi.
@oraus es beitebt? 9lus ni6ts @erin.
aerem, als aus eben seborenen, nod
blinoen Mduien. Sieie ipcroen jeoem
Safe lebenois pDrseiebt. 1lan taudt
Dieielben in Elm @efdB nit Sonis unb
idbludt bann bic Sbiere langiam ber.
nnter. slls Dor menigen Sabren oes
ieBiae 3aiier ieine SodSeit ieierte, bate
nlan su ben Seitmablen nidt ipeniger
ais so, iunse Mduie seiansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27
9 al la , G.

Der Sitter Saspbert bon Stein
GtD6f nennen germ elm Wtd9bleiu
iein.
5ob Sitter Gurt BON Spbentburm
Grobert li9 ibr Sers i'm Sturm -
-- Der Gerl!
Ea ereift Der Sitter 9agobert
8ar grimmig nud benz Nbneni6iuert.
Rannit Su ni6t iueroen meine Yraut,
g8irit Su aud ibm niht angetraui =
bem Gerl!"
ct iprcnst pur9 Ia6t unb Grau'u
babin,
Gr iudt rem Sublen, er iudt i'm,
Der ibm ecraubt iein bploes Slid. 0
Ser lie beriidt nit ieinem Bid =
Den Serl!
Ms CT am @irtGsDaus fob borbsi,
Sa iab CT brinnen liBen Srei:
Den Sitter ilno icin 2iebben iein,
Sob aud Die Shwie9crmutter icin =
BON bem Gerl!
So6 taum tbut bic fein Slid or.
i6au'u,
GrIaBt i'm ilbcrmeni6li6' .@rau'n;
Sr iprcn9t suriid in wiloer Saao:
.9ie Straie lei Dir suseoadt
gu armer GerI!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27
- Ser Sct.annte 9lni6iis'

StT OC leu u u u II ~ u y
ioDe Sdnc0Ie1er bat bur6 Die @emi=
lungen oeS 6ranSoicn Scme1p. nadp
ga Nature. cine neue &erlpcnoung
9eiilnbcn. SiSbcr luuroe-cr bauptidf)@
i1 oa;u ucrlpenoct, Die Slulbuns ber=
pprsurllfcn. uls idbe man 4. y. eiu
laloppiycuhcs Yicro ii6 ilbcr cine
Sabn iortb,wc0en, ino oies luuroe Oes
purb eriieli. DAP man pbptpgropbiibe
Observation-Disclosures Der ein5cinen Yes
uesunaen D,s Qierbes beim Galoppi=
zen bcm yei6auer in raider SSplae
,olfilbrtc. Semcnp bat nun bas &crs
iabren aui bic Clippers uno 3ungeR-
oepesuuacn cines Wieuiden bcim Spre=
1en anNcpenoet; or pbrto9rap9lrt aliD
icoe einicIne Sc,ucguug mad cinanoe-
lno filbrt Die gluinabmen nit Dille
ses ShncllIcbers oem 3uidauer berart
Dor. oaB oieIer cincn Spre1enoen Dor
i6 SUI babcn 9laubt. Semenp bat
auf bas @rcmpel cine aldnscnoe Yrcbe
selieiert. Gr ltellte por ben 9lpparat
.inen Saubitllmmen. Der pbne ,309ern
Sic Wlunobclpegun9cn in Die eerp0bnz
Ii6e Sprdd)e ibertrlia. mas oaber
riibrt. baB bic Saubltummen betannt=
lid i'm glbleben cine grObe llebung be-
iBen.
: 3u sewiiienbaft. .Sie,
Sobann, ib tann our6aus nidt oul=
BEN, baB sic iortpdbrcno betruntcn
InO. Seoenten Sic, ipie piel @elo Sic
3aben tonnteu, wcnn Sic iid ale
srintseloer suriidlesen piiroen!" -
,Sa bin ih Elm picl gu eepifenbafter
Meni6. Sir iuas i'd oas @clo tliee,
asu periueno' id)'s audi"
= Mud Elm 9unitfreunb.
SD idtpdrme rieiie fiir's 5beas
er!" = $50. oas bab i'd gar nidt se-
pubt" = 50 = neil meine s!lte 10
bt bineinaebt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27


= plOblid) itiirSte er nit einem unna=
tiirliden S6rei gu 9oben.
Strip Grauie erbolte iid pon Dem
Sdla9anfal. ben linn Die plobli6e,
unsebeure @rresuns sueesogen. ni1t
tuieoer. Sein 3uitano mar eiu lane-
ames sterben. Srau aiap JAP oil
einem Sette. i'm idOnen, eei6wadppl-
len S6laIrod. Was in ibrer Sccle
bOreing perrietb bas elei9miitbig
oreinblidenoc Geii9t ni6t. gtui &C.
miliensbilie oeuieten weoer ibre Nlicnen
nod ibre Sanolunecn. g9cnn Die
Stunoe fam, in Der lie ben 9lrst erwar-
tete. frat lie Dor Den Spiesel. itrid bas
Saar Sllreht uno unterso9 ibre Soilette
FINER ein9ebenben Multerune.
9lls ibr @atte Die Mugen fir INNER
sei6lollen bate, lag ibr cine iOl6e
Siille bon Seiorgun9en OBJ. oaB Tie gar
ni6t re6t sur Selinnung tam. Die
gnidailung zines elesanten Srauer-
roltiims nabm einen groBen She'll ibrer
3eit in Nnipru6. glls alles basu @es
b0rise bis auf ben lang berabpallenocn
gSittweni1leier ibr iibrrbradt poroen,
ldlilpfte lie pol Giier in Oas ountle
8ewanb. 9iob ME bate ie li1 in
Srauertleioung 9eieben. Oils ibr Sa=
Ter ltarb, mar lie ia nod elm junges
Dina Qetpeien.
9Dl Neu9ierSe trat lie por Den Spic=
gel unb Elm ngb!" Der Sewunoeruns
enti9liipfte ibrem Munoe. Sas bdtie
Iie ni6t eeoaft! gDie ent,iideno oas
ounfle @elpano 3u ben sarten Sarben
ibres Seints, 81 Dem bellen Ylonb
ibres it0rfen Saares itano llnb Der
S1leier. ben lie Don re6ts na6 lints
I'm ben Sais brapirte uno iiber bic
linte S6ulter Surildwarf. wie interei=
liant Der Ha6te, mic ansiebenO er Die
Idiua6e, bilfIoie, troltbeoiirftige @ittue
martirte 6rou 2illp orebte iib nab
re6ts uno brebtt ib nad lints uno
wuroe ni6t iatt, lib poa Sepunoerung
uno @ntsilfen bon alien Seiien 81 be-
tra6tcn. llno lange-lange bahte lie
iiber Die pidtise Srage nah, oh oas
'eierlide, pornebme S6mars lie ni6t
beiier tleioe, als alle iene leu1tcnben,
buntiarbigen Soitiime. bic ibr Dor ibrer
g8ittwen=3eit als 6olie ibrer SGOnbeit
aeoient. :. ~ .. .,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27

rum babe cr lie 10 fnapp acba!tens
@arum nic eipas fit ibr @cr9nii9en,
fir i6re 3erIireuung setbon? Gle iei
nun cinnlal nicbt aci9aiieu. ltil gu
6auIe ;i iiben unD Striimplc su itrifcn.
Seine Bflidt pdre es 9emeien, feline
Brau oas gebcn i66n uno an9cncbrt
,u 9eitalten uno er ielbit lei Der grltc
aelpeien, Der li6 Der Grfiillune feiner
Pfli6t entSosen babe.
Srib Srauie itarrte iie an, als iei iic
cine iibernatilrlide Gri6einun9. Die ibm
8rauien uno Gntieben einflbbte. Sein
8eli6t fdrbie li6 ountelrotb, feline 9lu=
gen quollen aus ibren S6blen berpor
= plOblib itiirSte er nit einem unna=
tiirliden S6rei su Soben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27

Weubeiten IN S4latrod-Stoiten por-
Sulesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-27

TieicS wirtiame Mittsl, bem Srau
9ilp Srauie ben Yeiu6 bes Musten=
balls perbuntts, iuuroe in Der Sol9eseit
bpu Der liitiaen iunsen Srau 10 oft an.
gtpanot. OaB idllieBlid Der sutber;i9e.
leid,t ilberrumpelte Serr &rauie Die 9lb.
iidt mcrtte unb perltinmt wurbr. Sie
alte Gift, ibre SdOnbeit sc9en ben
Observation-Disclosures Gatten aus3u=
ipielen, 9liidte nidt mebr uno bic
leidtiinnise iunge Grau muBte auf an-
bsre Wittcl uno Weae iinnen. nm Der
su liner formliden 2eibeuidaft bel ibr
enpidelien YuBiudt su irbhnen.
Sieier Sana. Die &eiss ibres S6rpers
bur1 5oilettentiiniie in ein moglisbit
portbeilbaitcs 2i9t su fellcn, itien
benz idOncn Geidopf iormlid ansebo.
ren. Sdon als aans tleines Sinh pas
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-27
OBITUARY..
Philip Fl. True.

Philip Fl. True died at his home in this
city last night, aged 20 years, II months
and IL days. The funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence, No. ISL Lincoln street.
lothian p. Hutchinson.
lothian P. Hutchinson, well-known
lawyer and business man of Lakeport, N.
H., who died recently, was born in Sid
ney, Me-, February 20, 1924. He attend
ed the East Machias Academy, and was
graduated from Waterville College. He
read law at Meredith Bridge, N. H., and
was admitted to the Belknap county bar
in 1858. For some years he practiced law
in Guilford and Nashua, but for many
years he was the resident agent at the
former place of the Winnipiseogee Lake
cotton and Wooden Manufacturing Com
pany. He was an influential member of
the Republican party. The deceased left
widow and son, the latter lawyer of
Boston.
Deaths in Bath.
BATH, May 26-Dr. Edward Paul Roche
died last evening, aged IS. He was a
graduate of the Maine Medical College.
He was born in Boston and was assistant
surgeon of the 355th Massachusetts regi-
ment. He practieed in Bath for 80 years.
He was the inventor of the Roche safe
iron. He leaves a widow. Joshua
Michael, an old resident, was found dead
in a mill yard at the north end this morn
ing. Heart trouble was the cause; aged
76 years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-27
RICHEST IN NEW ENGLAND.
Is the Title Earned by Frederick
Lothrop Ames.

Beginning rs a Clerk in shoveI works,
He Now Owns $4,000, 900 of Boston
Real Estate, Besides an interess in
seventy-1ive Railroads.
The Crnsus of New England is Fred
erlck Lothrop Ames, and Tor ability and
versatility he has scarcely MS superior
anywhere in the business world. His
history is wonderfully interesting. we
give brief summary of it here:
Frederick L. Ames was born IN Easton,
Mass, on the 9th of June, 1850. HIS ear
LEST education was received at concord,
and he was prepared for college at Phil
lips Exeter academy. he graduated from
Harvard University in 1854, before ne was
twenty years old. In his youth he had a
strong fancy for the law, but IN accord
ance with his fathers wishes he went into
business.
He started at the very foot OF the ladder
in the North Easton Anes works. He
began as clerk, and secured promotion
from grade to grade, according to the
rules that prevailed in the establishment.
After several years. labor as subordinate
he was placed in charge OF the account
ants department.. It wasn't because he
was crack calculator, either, but on ac-
count of his executive ability, which was
marked very early, that he received the
place. He was only twenty eight years
old in 1868, when he found himself, by the
death of his grandfather, member of the
firm. Under the title OF the Oliver Ames
2 Sons Corporation the firm was reorgan-
lied in 1875. ~sys=7.a
But 1t was not in the paths that his
father had marked out for him that he
became most famous. When his father
died, he was himself wealthy man by
reason of the great success that had at
tended his individual private enterprises
in. the business world. He invested as
literally as he could afford in Western
railroads, and while he was comparatively
a very young man he was director in the
Union Pacific, the Chicago & Northwest
ern, Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific
roads, and he gradually diverted his
energies from merchandise and manufac-
turing to railroads,
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win whee1 Around the world.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-Frank G. LEM,
one of the best known amateur wheel
men in the country, who started from
Pittsburg on May Is for trip around
the world, arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. He left for
Philadelphia this morning at o'clock.
He will ride to New York and start out
June for San Francisco. The route
chosen by Mr.. LEM is entirely different
from that gone over by Thomas Stevens.
He is sent around the world by Outing.
MI. Lenz's route will be from New
York to Buffalo, to Toronto, to Chicago,
via Detroit, to Denver, to Seattle, to San
Francisco, to Japan, across the Chinese
Empire and through India, Persia, Tur-
key. Austria, Germany, Holland, France,
England, Scotland and Ireland. The trip
will occupy about two years.
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1900, 600 people.
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Kicking in Lewiston.

The Lewiston Journal says: s'The
home base ball association met last night
in a spirited meeting. The directors
talked in pretty strong terms to Mama
ger Keay about putting more snap and
life into the team. Murphy was released
as his batting did not come up to the ex-
pectations of the directors. 1t is the in
tention of the management to have a
pennant winning team. George B. Chad
wick will be engaged if the association
can get him to play second base. He
played on the Lynns last year. His
fielding average was 926 and his batting
320.11.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY r. o. BAILEY & CO., AUCTIoNEERs
STOCK or GROCERIES, FANCY GOODS, &c
TUESDAY, MAY 31st, AT 2 O'CLOCK, PM,

w Coffin. No. 1T Congress street, consist.
ing of Groceries, Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Soap,
Spices, Extracts, Canned Goods, Cream Tartar
Vinegar, Beans, Wooden Ware. Fancy Goods
Notions. Hardware, Nails, Crockery and Glass
Ware, Store Fixtures, Show Cases, Platform
and Counter Scales, &c Sc, &c.
mY2b-dtd
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Umpire-Gray. Time hours, 8 minutes
Spear, johnson. Home run-McCarthy. Sacri-
fee hits--McCarthy, Moore. Stolen bases
Dorsey. Moore, Deadly, Kirmes, Killen, Nc
ale. First base on errors-Salems, 2; Port
lands, /. Hit by pitched ball-Klobedanz
Wild pitches-Stott, 2. Struck out-Clymer
danz Double play-Smith, unassisted.
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New England League Standing.
Yesterdays League Games.

Yesterdays League Games.
The following games were played in
the National League yesterday:
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyns. 40 0 1 0 o o O O. 5
St. Louis ......0 0 0 L 0 0 o o.
Base hits-Brooklyns, IL; st. Louis, .. Err
rors--Brooklyns, 2; ST. Louis, 5. Batteries
Haddock and Daley; Breitenstein and Buckley.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati. o 0 ! Q l o o l. d
Philadel. 20 L o 0 o O. 3
Base Philadelphias. IL; Cincinnatis, o.
-Philadelphias, 8 Cincnnatis, 4. Bat
teries-Carsey and Clements; Chamberlain and
Murphy.
AT NEW YORK.
New Yorks."....0 l o Q 0 1 O. 3
Chleagos. ........1 1 0 o 0 o. 2
Base hits-New Yorks, 10; Chicagos, A. Err
rors-NeW Works, 4; Chicagos, 4. Batteries
Rusle and Boyle; Hutchinson and Kittredge.
AT BOSTON.
Bostons... .....0 0 0 0 1 4 7
Louisvilles.... o 0 o O. .
Base hits-Bostons, 0; Lonisyilles, L. Errors