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OBITCART.

Ex.State Senator James s. Rutan OF Penn
syivania died at Allegheny City yesterday
from nervous prostitution. due to overwork
during the recent Wig prous politica! can paign.
Mr.. kutan was born on 4 farm in Carol. coun-
ty. Ohio, ffty-four years ago. He was ad-
mittcd 10 tho Eeavcr bar in 1861. and had a
short military service. cut short by i'll health
but it was as State Senator that he took and
held n position Of first rank for many yours,
rendering mut h important public service. He
was also Collector of the Port OF Pittsburgh.
He WAS bitter opponent OF Senut~r Quay. and
openly fought against tho election Of Deama
ter. Quay's young candidate against Iattison
for Governor. Recently Dir. Hutan charged
ex-Stats Treasurer Boyer with Irregularities
in Office.
The fsm1Ts g, Mrs Apn Knnard were
yesterday. OF which sho had long bren Il mem
Ter. Mrs. hinnard was one VI few remaining
mnmkers OF the famous and once powerful
OF her unmAeI Indian blood. She had IN q
marked degree the characteristic lndur fea-
lures, cnrridgo lithenesN. and complexion. In
on one OF the Norwich and New York Sound
sa%o the "n H Bay W. %e hs"I fe !" lone sns
Norwich. she wa 30 yenrs old.
The Rev. pr. J.; ". yenIophall. for many
yeats the editor Of the Npthnjst Herisr. pub.
linhed in New York. Lied ut tho Wesley Hos
q dseases. ne remains viii be- taken e''t to
Delaware. o.. for intsrment.
DR.. Charles Cullis. who has long been famous
Ms the leader OF the faith cure movement In
Home. died Of heat DISGUISE there yesterday.
Mrs Eunice Barrows.. the oldest resident OF
Tolnnd county. Conn. is dead mt her home In
Mansfield. She was 80 years old.
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Canoe I.ncc. on Gravcsend Ray.

Tho four,h annual canoe regatta Of the Marine and
File Cip t,ok plls yesterday Afternoon in Graresend
BAy the cubhsuss. e WINNIE CONT! OIL epf the
American Caaos Assnc,ation ssed ref6rte inu the
following were the Judges: David Eait Jr. I. ".
-.avey. ". r. Stephens Walter Lawson an! c. b.
Vaux. Silver were given prizes to tho winners
in all Int the race FOR canoes the winning crew
in which got handsome silk banner. There ten
starters in the senior sailing race Including such well
known canoes a Ford Jones. +. {. Moe. II. /.
Quick. Paul Butler ami 7. 4. bXhoim u. :. O.hari
in his CEOe Bee won iIrs riz- III Be- rrtes 60
d.. II J.. quick, in the Hudson second.
harrington. ami PInlnmer Of the sew York
Club defeated. the Collins bro;h"rs "f the R1r"rne
Ca zoe club in the tandem rndGiu2 lace Tho
select representative I" .ih ior t,s Ia luis.
Championship 'ur AN sane III he Afternoon n =
O'Clock Thrre were I'VE starters. TIE G"Lr. -.
N'! To- T. :. OIL" crossed ne iiuc rrs'. he
Dbl. sai;sG hy NrIi,n WhII o. s.'ugd
IN til, race t'r the Marin aud lie II: cod NaFi,
in Re- hI,s'r,, 'r.I, + : huil = ,".u.
WOOD hong .e"nrH - TIA to.tS en- y "t
III IL" race :o' "ar can o. AMI - &c, very IL
trT-sE. irOip -'"ri 10 'Ii,u. The ki-sI..n.frr
mnuaeih uhIrn ~ Workers Caiinr tIub. III he'd
first. and The TiA!kEg.sss ~ the Crescent Athletic
as kerO
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70 -TAMBIEA,s .DERBEs
Piupser su,th's FnIy Befents wndsworth-
Corrigsu'. Three starters ..

CHICAGO. June 18.-Yo Tam ien. half sister
! TO lei Rio Rey and Emperor OF Norfolk. won the
| Garfield Iatk Dcrby with guaranteed value
| OF S2O.Ovo cash to-day. Wadsworth was sec.
| ond and ARA third.
Tho event brought together tho greatest
Neld in tho class that ever faced Derby starter
in the West, aud II was ~ unusual intcrcst boz
cause Ed Corrigan's colors took part. TWAS
more sensational than tho Futurity which
| Corriean made famous last year. p.t
The Garfield Fark enterprise is run" by his
bitterest enemies on earth and rivals in bust
ness to his own track here. II was not tho
prize money that artuatrd him to enter his
cracks for this race. hut the furious desire to
gain the honor OF capturing the great
est troGhy ?ercd by te deSPsewd no Sppost 10
be a, temp ed. and his trio Of candidates were
marched four miles over the road from law
had me- GnY t%t aa wantsS
and dcpa I ! with his three h9rsos without
No Tambyn's victory was rhenomenal; Ia
bat Maass t" ~ zine Tss the Gny tD
day and Iorrignns entries were f4vprites.
the un eaten Wadsworti leing second choice
" Tamhlen and Lew Wei ma l. the running
WAdsworth got away Xix len.ths hack OF the
f,rst horse. hut, after six ,ful,on.S was fourth
nttcra tr.mrnloYs ,pn, 70 Tam len w.s WAS, lr -,
In, p'h'IlLllly All tile WY. iut '''Nhibs ,9i''
the stretch WBaRwprtE was NJ hor shout or
Hni, two, Lengths away. W 5 Lev Weir MrfnE
: last; Once straightforward toward the goal. Wnds;;
worth slurted hsnin. anu lnitton also used
tn whip"n " Ia nhc.n. Tho finish was 10.
tween tho two "ny. and In q cruel drive the
worth. ridden ~ Ray. four. in front
Of A2ru. Tho honor, of the event
went t. Waswotth. Who with a good
send or must surely have won. Corrigan's
Cicero was fourth. his Nv. Weir was nth.
and his Huron Was seventh. IiuINin ,da. was
tenth. Falcro eleventh. and Loudon twelfth.
Ilunscr Chris Smith Of Rroo' lyn. owner Of
teen $1,000 bills IRON the silk purse that he'll!
nrs, money. The track wass unarlnirn and
th. Derby. but a crowd Of 10000 persons was
in Attendance.
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A Farmers ID .uEh,.r Killed by L,.ht.,ne

BELvTDERE. n. j.. June Is. During a severe
thunder storm last evening, lightning struck
tho house OF Potter Krcis, - farmer OF Harmony.
killing his l3-yoar-"ld dnughter Npttlo and
rendering MIS- Kreis srnsel"ss. Nvttle Krois
had been in the li"ld assisting her father. and
hous,. Sle went NJ to her room in the sec.
on story to change her, clothing. leaving her
mother down stairs. When the bolt struck
chimney to the kitchen. where Mrs. Kreis was
attending t. some household duties.
house had norn struck. hurried Into the
Kitchen and found his wife lying insensible on
the floor. He then went up stairs and found
his daughter dead. Mrs. Rreis remained un-
conscious for over nm hour. but finally revived
under medical attendance.
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An Infa situated Tomcat.
Prom ~ Dayton Erening Herald.

The HernTs West Carrollton correspondent
writes: Miss Ethel. daughter OF - y. ease
II tue rosSessor Of u maltese cat Ea'l' IA no
snring tho rat deserted his lnce IN ~" l''usn
niainng day and night in the hirkcn yard;
H. soon formed an attac l1i"nt for m Ga
h'n"k hen. which was reri .cnt"i. AID INC
on Tor som" mo. whsr the han. mon .'iln.
that ~, usual season for mn!tiply1"g IN r.,
llenirh ne nor species had rived. D." ,"tHh a
nest in the poultry housaan made Hu"wn nor
intentions 1, tho usual way. she wa q once
supplied with the necessary eggs az o.m1
menced business. This. II was supposed;
would end the rather strange A,rtal N and
Tommy would ro;urn to hi- mat ihe porch.
but not 30. Judge Of the surr ""' u. iami.y
on going 10 the poultry hnu~r IA" n"yt day -
nnd that his catship had taxi .''N.essipn u
the adjoining nest with the y = ~, anu WAS
sitting In the most npproved iAsl o..
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sLAkn VIII 90 TO IRELAND.
ne Accepts the Invitation 70 stand for .
Seat In Psritascnt.

Seat In rsriinr.eut.
TORONTO. Ont June 18-Edward Blake. late
leader OF the Liberal Opposition In the House
Of Commons. Ottawa has cabled his accept
ance Of the Irish scat in the British House OF
Commons to Michael Daytt. William O'Brien.
and other mem bers OF tho Irish Parliamentary
party at Dublin. the only condition being that
they will guarantee him sale seat. as
he says he could not attempt DOUBT
full or costly contest II is Understood that
nomination in II constituency that VIII DO al;
Kim nnd a. h. 10 viii rr rnyn ' "r Enssmd in lew
days this viii enn r him t. engage ~ me
struggle at once, The Libo!ns here nteliGt III! 4
likely take the leadership Of the Irish party.
and, il Ola istono is returned. have place In
OiTlSA. june il Now that Edward Blake
has accented "a" offer OF the Irish fariam,G ne;
tary party to take a seat in the British iarlia.
sSe sassesio aa' ls se osmS ABOUT Ses Of
% Mr. IsNS TiT Sme Ru ter hsd ,R
Mccarthy au, fn ns his last Visit to America
M which time he was tho guest OF Mr.. B'.Eo
f. Mr. Flake WAS ting Of tn9
althou gh no formal Offer was made by Mr..
NJ Nearby. he expressed The hope that M NJ:
lalors In the interests nthome .ru,,e from ting
Golan,nn.ii Mr Hlpks, suhsegoem'y y,s.
With Mr., Gladstone" who also eNr,esNed
tho desire nj Es would acGept ths nomina-
r.p,e ssntatiyo Of ono Of the lris il cpn,ii,Uen.
cies. There the matter stood until Mr. Bases
rctlyemont from Canadian politics n March.
heon passing between tho leading represents:
t,vess OF the Home isu!e purity in canada and
int IN The Ssps n n h Ma BEs e6 ept
nomination at their hands.
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GLADSTONE ON ULSTER.
Ne Says tho I,ish Dis.cnt~rs DO Not Sup.
port Their sintcmcnis with Fact.

port Thcir state mcniH win Fact.
LONDON. June IL Mr.. Gladstone to-day ad-
dressed sixty dissenting ministers and others.
headed Is the Rev. Or. Guircss Eol..s. at lis
house IN Chaplain. The deic-aton was COM
ro.rd mnluly of ti.tc,,tr., Mn Gladstone
sail that lie did no, desire t. axsravair tha
dtl."ultirs always raised n controversies
over po!iti", DY awakening religious las
sions. Lord Salisbury's assertions" he
continued. that called the Ulster men
rogues and fools is prepnsI er.,nsly un,rue I
was true Glrtrrmcr. elders. and minister's
language IN their assemblies AS tending to OK
asEeIate ,ha Gontroyer,siy ~ whe1 t .s
rssS decllne o '"e'' names '''
That is no SURPRISE" he continued. I've
cannot expect them to subject themselves to
sr Tss lie rrestyt"rian body. in IreianSwnirh
odoas causrant It's ascendancy. has not given
!, more positive Nidynce OF the STATE OF opin-
ion amuug tncm."
Mr ,lnl-t"no hen criticised tho cont mo-
u"r'. Of the rash dis enters, sent e very
N.nn;nrq';t mins.er in Great hr'tsl,H;
opris:: ioa in the ,as:epdan'y Of home rule
llr. 81 ,dst"ne recalled the pledges Of he CaIh-
ol members ut & la,'i , II iS@ and TIE
tn. interests Of the Protestant-. H. ma n
tanned that this ample mcmor al assumed at
Tue frOleSlunt TllnOrUs conlblueu al! the
virtues and knowledge in Ireland. and that
:'.5OU.ooO people out of 4.IWQoO we're net en-
memorial" ne said. did not give syllable
OF proof or information: The best way to
to inquire as to how lrishmen have used the
powers OF the past and present They elect
lr0tcstants to Pa 'liam"nt he said. when
over they can get item" Ireland. h" as
serted. had seen ted ~ proteslants down to
the !asvsr moment Of t." great go astroi he by
Protestant aE"ryL"mnthabi" man -inrnnll
who was once n diocesan delegate to the
Established Church synod.
la nun clpalities throughout Ireland
continued Mr.. Gladstone. the paid and un.
paid otiioers elected emil irreSrective Of
reiEinn. and that is snin'thina like evidencs:
Mhy d. ma the memorialists show facts. said
Mr. Gladstone. in tead Of trying to create
Wholesale prcjudices by bitter. cruel. and I'M
lust accusatiOnsi I"
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La err AE;JFjCT.fI.
| O,igIrni 70 ton OF Him, However,
| Preserves 1t. thcGrfulness.

y,oru n. sIn Fran 90 f. .uu,,.
III clerks 81 the G"ani @Hy, hat the most
che v'ui nan that ryr sts''L th"-e wa, "
D ing IL -linnrapol;r. rornn'sy her, an he
had 300 worth OF wooden legs, and wooden
arm E!cw're ,hem All himself Wl,hnu' '1an
ne Would MT, to all Appearances. have nAts
FL ~ III IN N hi. Htgh cork legs however. and
ria!. h" would burst nto the hotel liz" "a ray Of
iiGht IN n lark cloudy day: lie was no SIC
.ota Whom it wa ever and h" ~as sl'h.r'd
up trpm thr snow 1t wa hi'lcnt I" iHi. "nN
pig 'rs w",.ih with>a and tme III rInrnia % TIE
2Sunn o. H. survived. however. and tD"n hs
Oct a. out T. wa. he g" i d. h,tl .e;'
were oN ciorr t., his bod His Ie'' ',r'nrm
wnt Coma md a i" had ,roman.n: va, ING
smallest stump Of the thunh on tho right
hani. H., ia tisrd Tor VIII Walking With
the nvy l"t'n.,n - it, which every Ddy mas
r IN %'r' man waar. Finally he raised
M. D"w.,H: likes in;". and when stopped
or u" street here and iripDrtunrd for aims
IS men with one leg. or arm. or 10th le;s o.
arms me. would Immediately take them 70
pr. nj! the tine listening to their tale OF mis-.
trtUn" with the greatest interest.
VIE |, vas nj over his Fac" would Tighten.
m. wn" to therastonis simon b" Y, ul Re.
hyInr /, " material Of which fbnv wore
~ a.. ,iih. I'm tune Il" wpGld taii h "
Th"l wi - AM AIMS as they w.r.. 10
Naturalization 10 rar' p age heart
AMI r.tu rninG Inrt.ing e'ul to sup.
NJ bow a.: cannot uss n cana. hacausa he
On - i iln o,!r. r., 'rcforo with,ut aid \. is
ed t,,9,; is way. II. haa learn - t . 10
l. - well ""' h",tr ontrun any ahi"-' died
ma. lov'trr kir4l h, may L,e. who W. pop
vii r"r NJ. lie Ia, learned to gras zen
or p"r'.' III the smali stun, OF n thu'na. and
he w!.leo !. beautiful hand very rapidly.
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In Sserrs.uy No Man 10 Reel st"sent Unth
He Has Fought.
FROM me Isdiarpo,b Seas

ROW me Iadiarpos Ssus
During the time between the eX ,siI.r,x
and i'm m atricu lation In q German univtIHiyi
ssd rrS' bsessss he nehsr an nor
| n horse. but something between LON. DIV DIV
when he is smart enough to ensef one q s 'bs
called fox-you would call IT. freshman man -, e.
later on ba. m. fox than wuh ih
gradually rises to the different honor, In llls
corps or club. as loS major, Tno edmS '',ns
major. who drills the foxe, in the use r. tho
rapler and sword; nnt senior. or w , .,uca"'
aGg has }ss been the ,"ow
| to whom he attaches himself with 10y ana
soa for whom he goes on e pr RAYS whose
and puts down the lectures; for WHOM; IN
s mSre Ri soSF rSs sc% nh" hs turn
his fox Or ss no !, called his od for ro hm m
n maEas H., 81 cause Bis own %Iensv, tho fox j.
too inexperienced To stand hl- own gronh,'.
and i IKE shn rider last tt Il n 1T end
al my tines III" clubs. or rerbindnnren,
all the siS w stISnt TS n not De-
Those Se'yDdm5e" were div did into
two dit 'eTent classes such whose msinh"rs r.;
not not ri" iitsi class were called Hhcrornble
vert ndungen.' or hohnrablr g, o. tne sec.
.cymels' The honorable siuia ire, again q.
vid d int" cnrps and londsmannsrhalt.y. the
names " which were derived GA tne hHN'rS
Of Id German countries. Tor instance. ~ wa
The .bu6bles' arc divided into 'bursch"n:N
srhaften.' .fellowsbips.' and simple y''-ins 3r
clubs. which NAV bc very nice. bu! don't
amount TO very much In the eyes 81 al nonnr.
LETT cheek when you hav. slupr.'d him on the
right one may make a good pr acher in aft4r
life; as u student he hardy deserves any
recognition. and you have light to slap him
" Tihse" f finest verhindunaen are the corps
Dali ~ .rnl h..tta I'm m
corps students in Rome aud Be-! lhhts
are corps which res Give NJ mem begs only the
highest Rristocr2cy. Princes. counts. throns.
dc. My corps. Francnnia. wa. ar rms more
than on account OF the NOBILITY II its mem:
brgs. Although we were most of Is sons OF
hilh state officials. army officers e.. there
were. nevertheless. some OF the mos' no5!e
aud valiant and highly esteemed fellows IN
the corps sons ot simple citizens. nsk.rs,
paragraph IN our e des Of m r.. duel was
offered AMI n"rart't on the slightest pre-
tence A word, IoE. gestu - was some
times sum lent to open hostiiltlos which
Onded in n duel.
"ThUse dueIs are Tough: with three diTsrent
wenronS the rapier. t"1agit sword which
infiicts only slight wounds. mostly In the faco
auI on the head, which are not prot erted then
the sabre. regular cavalry sword. with u
broad blade. a very dangerous weapon. which.
and the pistol. ,,
Pistol dues arc worry scarce. and occur sell
dom between students. but only be'wnsn army
officers and stut"nts. ut m 'stly m account
tnry service had six rapier dua's and one
WITH the snhrc. Being very good sw";ds.
man. escaped with q few light scars on my
head. oSor which tho moss has grown since
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LITTLE FAILS MILL Girls.
Proud and Iudepcndcn', and Earning Good
Wages.

IRON fr '"'H1 f""i"p "r".
T., Thsr" Is mark"l dfgrin o. il'"ren,d"nce
swing herself AMI uarr.c, her EyH :. Si. is
on ninS wrscs which many m"r light feel
rutrouaE. 4 dollar Il day is MT yer;
good rny to he. an! sne locks ~ pity
Le ,:onient,d with that sum. only mill
g ifi ~ rd n2s emnl2ycd nj , S1IurrinG tern II
thslr position, are entitled to carry them
g .i !ne> on hisher social plane. than ordinary
one Of these .sei-samc mill girls is doing The
girls know this, and ther nrs not TO b" snubhed
Ns rem "nS se SS sy
Then again. this Is desire that rarely ex-
hlbts itself In any OF these lucky ones. Their
syDuutn'rs ar" with th"ir working sisters.
consequently ther. 1. Al qua !ty c!,,;; plan.
e@ti .N"t n "a" nti.s "a" general bright.
r,,y' "a "" and Pr ys tf 9. Sc: ;h%Fe az
a.". pen hap. wg AZ %ho 'hl,H there is II
gran n. morg - r..y"c'ao:ily 1ehnf ecn
tr in, their, entering the mills where they
would receive from tw4, to three times that
for th nG hss% s WITH the 81 n sSa and
man mann1r born and derive their gt.y notions
and "respectuhil,y.' ON IL girl s intrrprota-
ton OF the terms. nGo past the compr ehension
Ol we ordinary genus npnD.
Said II bright lit e Hiss TO tho writer. with a
day. and ! don't have to ask father or the
boys Tor any Iicnse OF pocket money: l can
earn Il FOR ms i. None rf our boys are earn
ing near ~ much a lam. ! am IA !oaIef in
NarNi"ru rs. and there ar" a nulni or Of girls
IN town who ar" earning from 500 70 - 20 u
day. Ih4r IS ir"'ty goIi Tor n CIR. don't you
I, ink - she nulYc', asked. Good for q girl.
l!pW many Wuikin.y II are thare in Little
FAis WAC are ttrnn. that sam: These girls
Law. economically. o. course they dress well
and win taste. iut the most o. them Aays q
nearly al maids look hopefully forward 10.
The married woman perhaps works with
her aust and. but the husbands raw envelope
locks 'nikhty mean and insignificant when
c2mrarea On my night with the "lxinG ono
or MS wife Thu wife in many ease, Is the
Tread winner hut she hears tn" Independence
to which her la,Ors rn;it!r her with grace
ful condes"nnsion most pleasing TO see. and
IN no way aailjr2 to the husband. Indeed. he
looks with ptIr upon his hnply possession OF
aWit" who ian .arn perhaps twice the sum
with his own. This VIII recount to the
inGnrint stranger for tn. APPARENT thrift
that is Observable throughout tn. village.
Most ul thc-r wornin.: cnu;llrs own their own
60. ey hOmcs,Blid PERHAPS u nice littl" bank nc
count h"st e.. Another thing. these girls and
called mill girls" There is no sting to them
in Tint a!pel!ation. They carry them olives in
q 'Enilied and respectable manner: the social
doors o. the village are open to them. and they
are looked upon with all the resi- poet and defer
&c seem to think are commanded by their
EMPLOYMENT,
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Killed by u skvrock~.


An imrromptu celebration that VA held last asst
OF Turner'S from Frecport.. H.. WAS sud enly
brought to close 10y Ne ain - instant ktll.
Ing II u man. s,Wofket: tnni"seh 20 have
,rrt.d nis ~ 'hrad. and pt,it of The stick was
bf k,n ." and et, %rG as thu s sorn ron n; Pin.
Isl md won F.. and fpk street l'lilir I'm ,rp
wa lad !, en wntr NJ tho parade from Tie
sd wa K. WI, str" i hy .Iyrn"krt, T g
nni nnlc"r l',l. c'iin. ass tango cnr led
him lut"a n'i fh1r,int drns .'or". Dr. lahny
I" III. @ ,u'ny tDsiI'L. ON the way Dr. Iahcy
extinc,ci lnr ~ ih" stack. eIg':t inches IN
length and three ,"Giths OF an inch square. t
gone through NE brain until the end MA
blunted a.ni ist III" back If tho skull. Eno. I?
lived only a few moments.
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DIS0RDERLF HOUSES RAIDED.
Capt. Cross and n Hundred Men Take 140
PrlsNnars.

Capt. Cross Of the EldridGe street station.
with squad o! 100 men. raidcd eight dsor-
derry houses In his precinct last night. and
captured 40 prisoners. eighty women and
SIKH men. Al! were locked up and will he ar
raigned at the Lssrx Market Police Court this
morning.
Capt. Cross secured the reserves nf The
Seventh and Tenth precincts to assist him in
msSirg the raids. Inspector Williams was
on hand when tie PRISONERS were brought IN;
and he complmented the Captain on his good
work.
TIE raided houses were: Kate woodss 81
ton street: Valkberg .hncch hts. 80 stan
ton street: Mary Waters's;, ~ Stan
street Mary Wiliiams's. 30 Stanton street:
Fer ha Greency''s. y Evington street. and
Margaret Wilson's. ~ Rivingt"n street.
The raid rau.e ed considerable excitement in
the precinct. and large crowds followed the
prisoners to the station house.
Capt. Mel .oughlin raidad 'ance house. Mt
12l West TwSuty-seveDth street last night.
and arrested fourteen negroes and eleven
negrcsS.S.
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TACOMA. WASH. Juno 1S.-The steamer Phra-
nang the first OF the Northern fncinc's new
Oriental line. arrived here yesterday and was
welcomed with grand aquatic d"monstra-
ton. in which thousands Of our citizens Iar-
tc! atca. Steamers and all sorts OF craft iillcd
with members Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
the Commercial Club. in other Organizations
wcro out on the waters ii lug"t o"uni tn re-
ccivr the hrananG. The n"w : amer drought
and sugar. The cargo IN I" b" sent iast by
ruerai fast trains. On" car Dad Of FIX + to o
attached to II pissengcr train htd tn" North
ern Pacific will endravnr to break the record in
conveying 1t across the continent.
The steamers Of tho Oriental line VIII ply boz
tween Tacoma Yokohama. ana Hong Kong
every tw0nty-one days. The line Is incorpor-
ated rs tho Northern Pacific Steamship Com
many,
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WIZ CHM Sc MEYER SAVE LIFE
They Regard II ~ Iuferf.rinS with the In.
tendon OF the Or. ator.

tendon OF the Sr' ator.
Fom Fire a.d waer.
Much has been y, lit 2; the nec9tl,arities
generally known that the people OF the Coles
ia. empire vii, not rescue ono another from
At a IRE in San Francisco several years e,
six chiGere we're imgrison,.l in ,I room ~
stT away nre w %@qd w"
three ladders in the neighhcrhood which could
have been placed at tn" Windows and the M
death. There wher- hundreds Of tha.r r.un.
smsn ctG Sy ~ It Ger frantic ss's t.
gave no evidence of sorrow.
nan WHO has saved many lives in speak
and e snf wers
an example whercupon the Celestial ,sx>
VI tell you. You sabes Joss9 Go! Al
9nss Mes ss s eat him doa esI lin spT
1ni * Fly make etia,insf you 'A' ''' Al
::.MaES alice men~
know ebletius'"
New. DO vow think you know murs than
Gel a. A,n' az no t.
IL nix him nc. n" good. lie say: :i"u no use: e.,
die You think YOU know bette Col Almighty.
Wv 60 swim: yGY no no, Jet man die; G3l Al.
iT"iy ii so die Veiy ws that man sfIsp bs.
Yin new. He caliy that man + lie all hi sins.
all him troubles. al him bad luck. lou hsb
heaE good thingsT"
No hab much houses, much money. much
land"
An light. you nebbe hab much luck. How
many you saver
About fifty"
"Oh, you nebber get out You cally all ffty
lie. Ebleting you do. no fuish. work alice
i've long time ssbee fiey o iife 60 Y Y live Ivs
hhH|ndltd years-had bad luck alice time. Col
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Prof Smith WIN Probably DO Tried for
Erresy.

CINCINNATI. Juno 1S.-The Cincinnati Pros
bytery will hold its June meeting. beginning
on Monday. here, Tho Presbyterial Committee
on Erroneous Teaching will present It's report
at tho meeting. and 1t is confidently expected
that II will recommend a trial of Prof II. p.
Suhut OF Lame seminary on the charge Of
ton hing and no ding views contrary to tho
g." ally ac"cpled, doctrine; Prof. smith is
ihG Proc @ rinGs could hrlun IN h.,al Is zee,
j. n profitable, that the rreshytcry VA DO
m,,re thln hear tho report of the committee.
NM rrebs 4, the prona 10 outcome OF tho
nes.n, r,niiti"ns. tho case will he brought
MN, ne lalI at tho time when the New York
fpesbytery is to consider the Briggs case.