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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
FINEST Or 1 THIEF WIN HIS BOOTT.

In all Probability, the servant, employed by John
E.eclow at No. II Glamcfcy Park, Will in future
exercise ltlr IN respect basement door, and
window. sheldon, sneak thi f. while passing
the house Christina. morning, noticed that the
mcnt iron gate and door had been lcf, open Without
the slightest Interference interruption. he walked
through the h0llwar 10 the buffers pantry and helped
himself 4 thousand dollars worth Of silver Packing
thc silver IL canvas lag he went away. Yc,t rdly
two Of inspector McLaughlins men met Shelpl on III
}owciy and arrested him. Nalisc his hand conianc
good part Of Tin sNcwarc, While the rest OF the
property found AZ hi, room, No. POS Eas Thirty
thirGst Now he i, guest Police IIcaiquaicis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Dr. Richard i. Kimball. well known winter anu
.vu;,s ident of the Dartmouth Nl'nhi "i'n ~
- Iukcs IIospil Yesterday. DR.. kiniball h"u SUI
r.,ed with complication Of disease pinoPil| "n'
IN an ob,rs. for the last year, and about hVr VEGAS
oc, hn came from his home in N"w-iiamp'hH' i"
thts city for medical treatment, ana went ~ INC
,o,cl wellington. As his troubles became mo''
erious h. was removed TO private room III IL Lu"c
Iopit,l obont two weeks ago. but grew worse uh'i'
his DEATH Dr. KImDall was bon IN Ne"-il'"P'"''
I'm 1916 and he passed h- examination iof aou''''i"'
to Dartmouth College when he was Only eleven N'"r'
,,ld lu. wa~ net allowed TO enter untl he was 'h'r.
tc.n lie WIS graduated when be- was seventeen ana
v,. admitted 10 the Bar at Waterford, y H. WV
v,,r. lotcr When twcnty-One years o!d ne N"
master I'm clanccry. Dr. kimlars earli"'i DOOR,
~,i Lcgrr." appeared I'm the well-knoWh " Nh'N''-
becker Magazine Of which his brother Lewis Gay
.l.J 6l,tk WAS editor more than tfiv Nr'r' "S''
- I.cer" placed him at once foremost III the r"hN9
If ,oung American authors, and II was ir'h'l'''i
into French. German and Dutch. lie was one 81 '"y
fe,, ,ch, contributed 10 The Knici'cbocher gallery
,url,.ad fn, the benefit of the widow OF Wills Gay
,ord Cork Ten DAYS before his death Dr. hlliloals
romrl,rrd hi, crOwIimg work, Han century u
Dr. kimlall's funeral will take place n lhe "'F ;,
If ~ Iukcs Hospital al p M 10 mgr UNii cn
Ion twn sons and ,WO daughters Ihlcr VI. Ii ~
nri, KimhaIl u. +. Kimball, ! lawyer al ~ I'D
T., ""d,yny: and Richard Kimball, lawyer III M'l-
idau. Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Tie amateur performance OF the " MiStlciO" Bongh.
which va, given In the Madison square Garden Con
cert Ill on Tuesday evening, for the benefit Of th"
Babies Hospital Of tie city Of Ncw-fork' was re-
roatcd Yesterday afternoon. The han was agllh
.rowdcd every seat and box being occupied. Miss
Grac. IIoyt. vino took the part Of Gencvi"v", re
pratod hey ,ucr".s Of Tuesday night, and the other
PLAYERS were We'll received. The words Of IN" Ola
ballad were sung by Mrs.. Thcodor" Iorat' ana D'"ir
The minuet In tie first ac;. Miss Fanny A. Marie
ing Lite" bv Chaminadc. The managers OF Ia"
,,,,,uctinn arr, we'll sati SIZED with the which
ha. crowned their Efforts, and the hospital VIII he
ricl"r by nearly 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

SIX DEATHS CAUSED BY TIE DISEASE IN

SIX DEATHS CAUSED BY THE DISEASE IN
ORANGE y. ,.
mass - ro'nnc apples and vegetables In the
eeHiT - 81 West Orange. y. T.. house ha, wiped the
en'ife flmil" ont Of existence. Thomas Invelfy
1P baroou at Mount Plra,antava ana Prospect
ave on December hi, ll,ilc daughter Mary WA,
stel ID win ,caIlf fcyG iu fine mos, n1hgunlt
'ofm aH' died 'hr same DAY. Two DAYS later Annie,
u'tc years ia. tah"n down with the s-uc disease
3Ad d.oi "a tie following Wednesday. On that DAY
@Fn'y and Ms vie Lizzie. a. we'll rs tlI.r little
"s-ioen nOa'lis old baby. al stricken with the
sane di-caNr Laverir died last Friday. rs, wifi. Oh
Monday ana NE baby yesterday, wiIng ont The entire
family. Investigation showed that there was "A larg.
amount Of r)itng apples ana vegetables in the cellar
aud d. Maggie, ihc township Physician SAYS that b,
"as the Cause o! tn disease assuming 81, malignant
form Before Mr.. LaV"Ity died She wa, drivnr,.I
81 dead clild. making f. all ,N deaths. HE INNS"
- - saturated VITA thr di>cd-c err!, thai Il viii
IIO ably d. condemned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
rlroR1xG 1 crRuncA7f FOR WELLS FARGO ( @

u
Albany Dec. 2a.-httOrney- General HOsendac has
submitted an opinion . the secretary OF STAT" on the
anrlication Of tie Wells Fargo Express Company -
transact an express business only In this state IN"
compauy now being Incorporated under The laws Of
Coio..io 10 do several branches Of business Nj.
RcscndaIc says in part: "Thc policy 81 our State
shonld be shaped attract and invite the Investment
o. capital rather than 10 repcl IT, and TO admit law
(ul and properly organized corporations with their
capital ard enterprise Foreign corporations are nor
properly 70 be- regarded With Slspid"n' nor 'Hou'u
unnecessary restraints he imposed upon their doing
tusircs. in orr midst They carry 10 black flag
and lie policy 81 al civilized nations is TO, grant
thcm recognition in their codrts The Wells, Fargo
COMPANY has for years carried on and is now actively
e,raccd in carving the express business IN 'hs
,tofa II has made reports 20 the COnlr"licf pays
taXes under i've cooperation fax act. ana employs IL
I1iro amount Of capital lrre. In my OPINION Inc
certificate should hc Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
AMEmcAN aEoLocI.rs MEEr Ar oTrAwA

Ottawa. Dec. 2S.-Tho first session Of the annual
meeting Of the Geological society of America opened
hi, morning In the railway committee room oil Inc
House 81 Commons. Governor G'u'ra' Nlhni'Y "'
livcye1 th. addre,, 81 welcome Papers by fellows
~ Tho society in the United states and Canada wore
read and the following officers wcr" elected: Pr''i-
dent >ir !. william Dawson, o. Montreal: vccpr"'i
dent. G.. &. Chamberlain. Of chicago second Nr'-
president. Professor STEVENS OF New l"rk, ~cF'
iary H. l.. Farchih Of Rochester, y. y. frtaSliti'
j. e. White. Of MOrgantOwn, W. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
RlILROiD TROUEIEF.
from The Detroit Free Press

from The Detroit Free Press
something or other Is The matter with all these
railroad men, said the Olcmn passenger in the Mich
ican Central Railway station he locked over the
folders of the varlons roads in the rack.
so there IS with cv'ryhc4v." aid his companion.
But railroad men nave specific complaints; he
Insisted. Here's one for instance. who T. a Penn
sylvaniac: another has Michigan Ceniralga thir1
has EiieSipslas fourth hiss C. IL. and remIty a
ann hes L. and Enta-is sixth has {. ana Cdontal-
ria a seventh has Atchscn. Topeka and sInta Faint
ness: an eighth has e.. y. ana CuaneOss trouble a
chapter 49, a., IT,,
as he laid down bin 10 pay for sleeper ana none
Of them l. 20 bad A. the Pnllmanary complaints OF thH
travelling public ,.
Then they picked up their bag and boarded train
for the South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
BERNARD NULTY.

ronal1 Nuty employed a. heath inspect r. u'u
Yesterday At hi, home 80 226 North lhiiu'''r Nc""'
,.,,n., ,y.f, and ntc ciu ldrcn Mr. NuilY was DOM ~
,,,.., countv ;aXcn Irclond and came To- th' coui'
FRY nearly thirty year, lie wa intimacy a'P"''v
vim John B,ylc O'Rdly, the Ir'h zoe; ana pa"'''
,rr o.Eeillv cane to America their tI'h'snP sr'"
STRANGER with James j. Collins VINO P'''NA'" D" WV
,,i rcoion. on Lieut. nant belongs Jeinh't" '\p" "
, o,o.,i,.d the first society of the F'nan BFo'hef
tc in Newark This society was succeeded III 100 ~
ho Young Ireland club Of which MI. NuF wa ulc nI''
,,.fa.pt Mr. Nulty one m inc h'i''S VI w
scheme Of the Irish Fenim societies VIM, l1''. =,
Wal - western Australia to rescue the icnian military
n,i.oner. from Frcemante pils'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
Logging HOUSE KEEPERS OPPOSE Az ORDER

biz delegation 81 lodging house keepers. carving
petition appeared before the Board n Health yr,
terday afternoon asked tina, the order recently pomu
by tie board oblgng them 10 furnish srrng beds
rubber blankets and for the isolation Of persons
suffer ne from contagious diseases be nodfei. The pt.
TONERS, while expressing their willingness 10 do all that
they could 70 the bolrd In is night against cholera
ana infectious seases, thought that the order was
100 oncloIs hearing the views Of the petitioner
the board decided lay the whole matter to Janu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

H. Young Mems Society Of 81. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church In Fast Twenty .ninthst.- gave dln.
last night a. Ciark- in West twenty -thId-st. b.
those who oo lait in the recent amateur performances
II Ernnic' oi the benefit " the society. Father John
Chdwic. Presided and between hfy and sixty p =
gathered about IA" table. At the End Of the dinner
foor was cleared and singing aud dancing were enjoyed
until the evening. Among those who Sang
Mis-, Margaret Daley, Miss Loretta Ryan. Miss Jennie
Chapman Miss Kate Walsh Miss jennie Moore, WiliiIm
Hagen and saIony Lambert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
CRITICISM WITHOUT WORLS.

From The Manchester Time.
A writer Of IIays was reading new WORK b'ir"
company Of the French society 81 COuslN. ana y r'
only was disturbed 10y the sight al O ih" Nom
l..l~ VI. Got. h,f r>l'rp The author ~upp" AMI =
t~oved The Sleeper. lie reading hi plnv 20 Ia"
committee in oitcr ~ obtain thAr opiui' o.. How
could n man who asleep give an oPhi On W.
col rubbed hls ,yr- AMI marked -,i'p , IN "hh
lon There WI. no appeal fIom ~. ,'iIlenlloa'
verdict lui n II Dr. hoped thnf MINISTER. va! nap
pen 10 reed tbs story viii lay It much 70 heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

LucnOs Ayrcs Dec. 25.-Tu days advice from the
seat o. the ineurrcciion in 90" province Of ircnic
are NOR, favorable f. the Government. The report
that the town Of Cac,s.> hll booa captured 10y the
rebels ulrn, ont 70 hr without foundation. The In
,nrg,.ni, Numbering 800 men. made lOHr assault
upon the town. bul We're rcpu'cd with heavy losses
hy a garrison o. 800 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

The Cahois Club reception for women last night
which attended by nearly all the members OF the club
with the wives and concert gven In the
cary part o; the evening Those who took part were
Miss Louisa Morrison Ms Marie Dever Miss Jessie H.
Nattsol anl MIS- Kathryn Iennie composing the New
Yrk Lai,, quartet, ami Wrnzcl \. Eiboch aud Alfred
No4ng. Danrlag Degun at 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
CcMNFMoRATING TIE EXECUTION OF LOUIS

Paris, Dec. 2s.-Th" Municipal Council ~ Faris, by
n vote Of fit four 10 Twelve, to-day resolved to erect
n monument 10 commcmoIa'' the execution 81 J. M
XVI 10 demollsh the ENliatDv Chapel erected IN
l-2O2G 10 the memory Of Louis XVI and Mari"
Antolnctie. and 10 place on the siic o. me chapel
f. h,lst OF Iepolleor st. Farccau. With suitable In
sclip,lon referring to his action in voting for the
death Of Louls. The Hoyali.i member, loudly pro.
tested against the Connects course. The Iici"rt 81
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

eorbed flom titm by the blood, carried by the blood
the lungs. Is finally discharged with the brea
II Is useless aud exhausted mat rlal an lrre.praDlr
gas. No animal live in this gas. II DESTROY
life not merely IL shuts ont oxygen rom IN"
blood. but Ii acts as positive poison. prduccs an
effect upon the system similar TO that OF some mar
cot,cs and causes apopexy Whatever means OF ven
tation are employed, may Judge Of their success
by very simple criterion. After the place has been
occupied orc hour its atmosphere should be- as pur,
as # was nj first Any ventilation less than this IS
Insufficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
~. Ms cody nrkxEn 10 hide NE cRIMEl

vs. ms BODY BTKNED 10 HiDE 1HE CRfMEf
When the charred BODY Of Mark Edwards va, found ia
BOZ, shanty on Monday night az sag lirbof IL sup
posed that hr nrc which destroyed the building Was th
result ~ a. accident and tha' E!wlrls burned 10
c,,th. IL ls moss believed Tat Edwards was numbered
ana the hufng fl' o.der o. hide the crime and
he author tes invest, gatng the 90 a. tdwa'di
on SUNDAY. When. accompanied by Tenber of
tue sinsvahs gang OF which Edwnfds also Q mem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
4 DENIAL FROM COLONEL NICHOLAS SMITH

Montreal. Dec - lspedall.Tlc report thai Colonel
Nchola, smith the American Consul Of Prrc Rivers,
had sued the Council OF that place for 10000 dam
ages for injur sustained Lv their ptiJn"S 'hc Federal
Government for his removal j. without foundation. col
onel smith Indignantly denied tie rumor tonight.
limiting that the Three Rivers Council entirely
unworthy 81 his attention ana without the slightest
nuNNr ~ ininrn Eim im any WIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
vosr MONEY FOg THE H0Srr-ILs.

A W Kineman treasurer OF the Drygoods Auxiliary
NJ tho SATURDAY and sunday Hospital Association yes,'r
d,v reported the following subscriptions; Oihcrn
Dyer & Southwlck steelltE C Balm. stern others.
simpson Crawford & siInp.on. each so; George T.
Knicht -. Aiken 4 Co., Harding Whitman <
49, Jamr- 4 fI,am 4 >on each 800 total $3.50.
Amount previously ACKNOWLEDGED 1880. Toal up to
dot. Tt.lsJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

c..aw,tome. Kan. Dec. o5.A most destructive
e,e - fe and property occurred in this place last
night, Tiree large two-story dwellings on Bon
Cno.,.nor, owned by william Chestnut. caught hre
frnn, nat.ral gas and entirely consumed four
persons were burned 70 death ana several ''a
oirscu,ous es-apc, IN Their niehtclothes Inc dead
no Nrs Louise kinfe. Mis- Gilfth. an infant chiu
and 6 Fletcher, a servant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

tagiOn so far and the President took them ont for
a short walk hi, afternoon. The order closing the
White House 10 the public modified this afternoon
10 the extent Of allowing A visiting delegation Of
New York school teachers 10 msle brief Inspection
OF the East Room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
IvchElSIyG IT'S cirrAL TO s5.o0oo00

Albany. Dec. 25.-Thc Manhattap spirit Company
OF New York today l,d with tie secretary 81 state
certificate Slowing that i capital stock rad been
increased from 100000 10 $doOD.0Oj and IN" num-
Der Of It, directors from iour TO nine Ihe amount
Of capM actually paid in IS $1,000 and the debts
and liabilities 5000. The Hcw directors al" .. H.
Paynr ". II. Corning ". Il. Cray, y. i. Bubb and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Fafninoton Ne. Dee. 2sThe Ecv. Ssnuel Wheeler
died AZ his home IA hir;erylle We to-day Of pneumon
aged over niu tvonc lie sld ~ be tie Oldest
B,ptlst clergyman United states, and was an active
WORKER In the Church lie had preached on number OF
otcs Tors during the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Der he the shanty soon aficrward sounds were
ho1ui coming from the shanty which indicated that u"
qunrrelline. The who entered the shsHtS
with Edwards has the fire ond II j.
believed that he fed when the that Edwards was
murdered became current When EdwardSs body was
found II in q knceng position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
FINE JrsrRlycE COMPANIES pENrR.

or,oI., Neh. Dec. es f-pcclaD.-One hundred and
,or ip.utanc, cJmpanies. Involved I'm last nights
fire that destroyed property worth S'coooo' expert
Ia he rcl,a.od On the theory that the buildings were
described as having frcproof walls. wien IN l'o'
doorvnvs were cut through. come ctlhg me DWIu
i,,. thrnrph which the flames wcI" oommllllcA' ~
rIo ,n.rr,lnce j. about 100000, mostly In Eastern
min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

washington Dee. as.-No material change has oc
cured In ,hc condition Of MlrlcHa Harrison The
,r,,idcnt', f.vcrstriccn erandcld, ard the family
nrc sangulne that the patient vii satly pass the
various stages Of the disease to utmate reco''ry
uentauin and Marie Mckee have escaped the con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Nashville Tenn. Dec. 2S.-Louls II. LlnnieF one CT
the mot eminent figures In The business circles OF Mash
nile Tor nearly sixty years died ycste day az th' OF
eehtyone yclr,. He loag engaged IN the Who'll sale
grocery trade ut time having largest establish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Robert r. Lincoln. United States Minister TO Eoeand.
sailed Yesterday on the White steamship Tcuionic.
Mr. Lincoln has been -prndiry time I'm the U-lid
Stas his annual leave Of absence and - 40" on his
wav to Loadon t, resume his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

The effort to produce the highest grade cigarette poss'
bic and at the be -od al the popular rrce mas
met with immediate ard pronounced success in the nd
ual unqucstionably the finest quality ever reduced in
New. YORK, irrespective Of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

EunaIo. Dec. 9s.-Cirep j. llamln, the hn'n'
bor.connar. and Ms Iianin celebrated th'lr golden
,,ocdjne al their home D-iswars-aVe' tIls even
ine Mr.. Hanln IL seventy. three years oAa' ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
Gpeclal Notices.
poS.Onicr Notice.

Magnetism and clectrcity cure when drugs III !;
mental and physical III cascs treated. Dr.. NARY
SELI.EN. lOG Wet icfh,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Manitou bottled Just f, flows from the 'prins
and sold in bottles only. order it for the Holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Millions Of heads low covered with profUslon OF
magnihcrnt tes-c, owe their splendid appearance 70
rarrys Trcophous. The only hair rcsoier and bcaunef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Mrs IInmlin 1, two years younger, and they have
lived in Buffalo forty seven years. Mrs. iAilhh
maiden name Susan A. Ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

NT,|I M SUTI INTH Ut 1T - III u III
,lIcago pc 23.-The missing Treasury dIans fo'
ouveur coins have turned up all right ana the CONS
arc being rapidly paid on. The drafts were sent by
eoitcrod mall and Ia the crush Of The holiday mail
,h.v ,yer, DELAYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
URG,yG PARDON FOR 4 NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL

TRr.NG PIKTON FOX I AOTDRTUTN ThMTNdL
Boston, Dec 2e-The Executive Council today
unanimously voted to pardon James Dunlap the
notorious bank rObber, now In state prison. This
action awaits Governor Russels approval.
Dunlap has served nearly sixteen years o' solitary
confinement In a steel cage at the CharlcsOwD (has-
state Prison for participation in the great North
ampton bank robbery He has only few months
more to % complete his firm Of twenty years
minus the commutaton time for good conduct. Fer
the last ten years fashionable Fifth-ave dressmaker
whose first husband Bob scott was one Of Dunlaps
partners In crime has ondeaVored - secure the bank
robbep', pardon. scott died while serving out his
sentence. The woman aNar" Oi the ihct fhht
Dunlap led into taking part IN th" Northampton
bank robbery Nv her first husband, who was notcd
Western burglar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

Kcnsco Cemsterv on the Harlem Relroad is minutes
from GRIND Central Depot New Depot a. entrance
In
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-15

proach--professiona head and shoul-
ders above his fellows-an honorable
man, n trained physician, and one who
withal "bears without reproach that
grand old name Of gentleman"
Before such figure let the youth of
America pause for reflection for emula-
tion. Starting with no stock but honest
worth-see where he is TO day! n Is
the oft-told story Of what pluck backed
by brains and steered by honorable en-
deavor will accomplish in this grand
land Of ours. II is the magical power Of
unsleeping vigilance, unsparing labor,
indomitable nerve, inflexible applica-
tion to duty.
But not by idly sitting down and
wishing was this great consummation
achieved, not by looking back to count
the milestone. or looking with fear to
the vista of the future where the shad-
ows gather-not by wishing, or repining
that DR.. Burgoon has attained the pin
nacle Of noble ambition, but by work!
work work p. /! ! he has honestly earned
name, fame, emolument and glory.
II IL such men and such careers as
that OF DR.. Burgoon that the poet had
in mind when he wrote:
The heights by great men gained and kept
Were not attained by sudden flight;
But they, while their companions slept,
We're toiling upward In the night"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-15

Last weeks issue of the BrooRville
Republican contained long anony-
nous letter making it appear to the
voters of this county that there was
grave doubt in the event of Mr.. Smith
getting the nomination and election
for Assembly, of his being able to
get and hold seat in the Legisla-
ture. The writer of the scarcrow
article did not sign his name. he is
doubtless intelligent enough to be
ashamed to father such an absurd pro-
duction. We received communication
from Mr.. Smith giving Il plain and
thorough explanation Of the situation,
but did not have space for the article.
1t is useless for the author of the bug-a-
boo article TO suppose the people will be
hoodwinked that way. We believe in
being just with all men.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-15
prtftina uitit the Gter.

9th, 1892, at Reynoldsville, by Rev.
e. Gresham, jeff. Bowman and Miss
Bertha Benson, both of ReynOldsville,
Pa.
DUNLAP-CoCHRAN-On Sunday, June
IL, 1892, at 10 A. M. at the home Of the
brides parents, by Rev.W.P. Murray,
Charles l.. Dunlap, of Punxsutawney,
and Miss Alberta E. Cochran, Of Reyn-
oldsyille.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-15

A catalogue of the system Of study at
Chautauqua, NY. for the months of July
and August has been issued. The fac
ulty of Chautauqua College and Schools
of Sacred Litrature is the best the coun-
try can produce. Those who desire two
months of educational advantages should
not miss this opportunity. English,
Latin, Greek, Physics, Chemistry,
Geology, Mathematics, History, Poll.
tical Economy, Philosophy, Hebrew,
New Testament Greek. &C., will be
taught, besides the schools of Physical
Education and music, classes in Art,
Elecution, Kindergarten, Sloyd, etc.
The tuition for the two months is very
reasonable. Besides the Educational
advantages offered by the Chautauqua
College, the student can enjoy the
pleasures and invigorations of that
delightful summer resort.