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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
THE STONY EYES HERE ALWAYS THERE
BosTOS CYNIC LEAENs SOMETHING ABOUT
NEw.YoRK AND SOMETHING ABOUT BOSTON.

, posToy CyNIC LEAENS SOMETHING ABOUT
NETWORK AND SOMETHING ABOUT BOSTON.
"One Of The queer features u fat HE here In New
York" remarked cynical BcSton.an 10 n Tribune re-
porter as the universal window hanging mean
the habit Of leaning for hours AT :ine far ont of win
d,ws at all elevations. OF cOnrse people leaa ont Of
windows where but here In Ncwiork along such
avenues a. sixth Eighth. Third and Fourth. and all
streets where there are fat houses. 70 II the
samy tool, turns at the window Sills. The feminine
heads always predomnatr though there are pseny OF
men. To the credit Of Eek. however, they have
not reached the pillow stage"
"The what ?" inquired 'he reporter
"The pillow stage. Protr7ctcd vglls on mn unfeel'
Ing window sin liable TO cal!ous feminine elbows,
my friend The wise Aat-builder Of the future in your
city wiz ct his windows with air cushions.
oncc thought that this window hanging habit was dis
tlnctly Ncw-YOrk custom, but received severe les
son on that point two years ago. | came over here
In the spring from Boston on matter Of business Thai
required .,mc so | took lodgings upon the west side.
Directly opposite a large Nat house, and though all
the windows In the building were more or less popn
Ions there was one In particular the third fopr
from which the female occupant was leaning ont a.
all 1t seemed to TINT that woman must
neglect even meals and sleep. She haunted me even
TO my dreams. When / went out In the morning her
stony glare followed me III turned the corner; and
when returned IN the afternoon 1t seemed II that
third moor window hanger hadn't stirred inch.
became EsPvOus and conscious that dreaded the
street. fch that woman could sec every de
feet on my person, and whenever was aware Of "a
wilted collar or unpublished shoes. ! made point OF
hugqng the houses her side TIL opposite my own
olcde and then scuryng the street and In
doors sometimes wondered whether That stare could
count the change In my pocket. one night returned
home from an entertainment at . u. m. All the
home glored In the thought that for would be
free from my oppree~Or.
When / reached the corner glance showed
was right. No head. The window was closed and
dark hurried 10 my house. mounted the steps, and
when had opened The door, gave one parting glance
nj that third floor window. There she was a whlie
and airy costume, but sho had got there inst the
same.
When finally left New York. took early train
lcaving the house At Il. OF course, that third
door nuisance was on duty ut her window with the
same nIerturbable stare As usual. stood II 10 the
corner and then dropped aatchel and umbrella and
shook my fist at that understanding fend with all the
| fervor Of deadly hate.
"Thcre a mllkman near me, and saId. DO you
know that woman
Reckon do. Serve her milk
" is she queerP
ooh no. She amt used TO New-York ONLY
been here four months, and she hasn't went about
much
" 'CountryT
.Reckkon so. Come from Boston last March. :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
SENATORIAL GOSSIP IN DELAWARE

CANDIDATES WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO soCOEHo
MR.. HIGGINS.
Wilmington. Del, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-"o'e'no ~
ert j. REYNOLDS Is said still TO have aesirc W %
the United States Senate. 1t is said that nc WIZ W.
TO succeed senator Anthony Higgins. whose term VII,
expire I'm 1895 The Governors appointments wv Nv"
annoar 10 have given much satisfaction TO the He'"
hers OF the great spos party who did not se' any Vi
the plums, and II is probable that they VIII "o. 20
ardent supporters of the Governor wheh nc hcc"e .
votes again. In February II was rumoreu '""'
ernor REYNOLDS asplred TO fill a senatorial c'h' N
said then to reporter who qnesuohci III" -'.s
never entertained the thought OF becoming .n'ou
states Senator James L. Wolcott, the present Cha'
ceor who succeeded willard salisbury has been sa'u
for United states Senator for many years ""e" Wv
ernIr Reynolds appointed him Chahcenor IL was ''u
that he did 80 in order TO remove Mr. WoIco't rum 'o
Senatorial field. But 1t Is possible that me ohan-
ceor will leave his place for the purpose OF a'a"s
the goal II he should enter the field on the eve VI
the fight, he would complicate matters great ue'''
for his popularity is general in Kent County.
II is abo said that Congressman Join W. 'ausey
has been slated the candidate for the uo'erhorp
in 1894 provided he will use his influence IN "oV
crncr Rcynodss behalf for the United states senate
But this rumor IL dscreded because some prominent
Democrats hold the opinion that Mr. Chusey. having
had two terms of Congress- has enjoyed enough 10
take q rest ard allow others OF his acknowledgements
TO have a chance. Daniel NJ Ridgely, OF EAST DoNer
Hundred wishes TO go to the senate, but ms rnehos
SAY that Governor Reynolds Is opposing his nomina-
tion and Is forwarding another mans interest. Inc
Deoocrsts cannot afford TO have any factiona fights
in Kent County for in the event Of Republican victory
in Newcastle and sussex counties this fail II VIII DC
necessity for Kent to elect two Democrac state TSn
ators TO give the party the control OF the senate ihat
BODY numbers nine the death OF senator John W. nan
leaving but five hold over senator's TWO OF thcse
nrc from sussex, from Kent and two from New
aStle the latter two being Republicans The Rcpub,
cans must elect all three OF the candidates 10 control
he a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
ADDRESSES AT THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.

Asbury Park, n. j. Aug. - (speciap.-The hfth an
nual Int renomnaonal Bible Conferenc, which opened
here Thursday evening IN Educational Hail. mao large
and interested audiences Mt all OF the sessions TO-DAY
The conference Is conducted BY the Rev. Dr. L. W. Nun
hall Dur ne the fvedays meeting there will be address
es and lectures by the Rev Drs. James H. Brooke Ar
thur r. Herson z. p. Goodwin. william j. Erdman
Bishop William Taylor. OF Africa, and II. l.. Hastings
Professors W. e.. Morehead and James NJ stiner ana
the Rsvs George C. and william Needhsm, and D. u
stearns Bishop Taylor viii preach on sunday morn
ing Yesterday Professor Moorchead. OF Nenia
Ohio took tho EpIste TO the Hebrews Us the subject
OF his discourse. while the Rev. George C. Neednam OF
Philadelphia spoke about angels. In the ai'cribon
the Rev Dr. William J. Erdman Of Asheville, n {;
had as his subject The Holy Spirit In sonship and
tbs Rev A. c. Dixon. OF Droohiyn spoke npon "Tht
Heritage Of the Christian; AZ tne evening" xs'o "
THE scripture Plan Of the Ages and the Rev n VIII
lam Neet6am gave Chalk Talk Professor Brch
OF st. Louis played several solos on his gold cornet
Fully $50 ministers In attendance nj the CONFER
sncc, besides the large number Of iaymen.
Take new routs 10 the Adlrondack Mountains. w
NAw.York Central; see tina table. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

Grand commander Of the g. A. r.. saying that Jonn u.
Thurston had taken the stump In TIE in"res' VI '
people,s psrty and is now making tour OF That S'AD
in behalf Of General Van wyck, the Peoples party
candidate for Governor.
1--WE have Nebraska In our vest pocket saia III
Tsubeneck, Sand the Democrats are SO oohnoen, :"
that fact that they will not put up s's'e u.Ae.
have this information direct from governor pD(u,
Who has the ne pusto OF knowing what he Is ahns
abonts Mr. Taubeneck ha9 sent TO indiana ior 49,
Gresham's original letter. and promises 10 hi"ho '"'
statements when he receives II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
EIvERIIEAD REPUBLICANS ENTHUSIASTIC

Thursday evening gala night for the Repnb-
i,cans OF Riverhcad. l.. l., grand mass meeting
was held In the rink at that plncc while banner
raising and openair demonstration took place on h'
streets The affair was conducted under the auspices
NJ the Rivcrhcnd Harrison aud Reid Campaign CLUB,
and In the early part Of the evening handsome
banner was swung across Main-st n, the clubs head
quarters, amid profn-ion Of fireworks aud Cheers,
AID music by the Rverhead Hrass Band The
.pealiers - the evening Professor J. NJ Be'pfd
and frdge John L. Wheeler. OF New Jersey. There
was much enthusiasm. ard the striking points made
bv the speakers wera greeted With applause Trepara-
ions nrr 4, be made az for another asS-mecng.
20 be- held under the auspices OF The same association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
he BOlRDED.
from The Detroit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press.
A Young dentist. who opened an Office on Jefferson.
ave. last week, hnds good many ANNOUNCEMENTS.
waistooat and triced w his person with = pink and
There was a profitable hour or two in the chair.
during which the young dentist told his funniest
stories he fled and chis'ed and buzzsd. At length
and charging 80 apiece. the conscientious beginner
said
a. board" replied the exhausted occupant OF tie
chair, briefly.
Beg pardon said the dentist. doubtfuliy. al
asked you about soft filling"
Thunder and lightning" shouted the patient.
shape al tell You live In a boarding house. and IL
you've got any ground glass amnlgam rolled steel
caps use EN-. Soft filling. you crazy coot, do look
like q suicide"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
ATcIusoy's FORTHCOMING REPORT.

Chicago. Aug. - lspecial).-The forthcoming ahhuS'
rcport Of the Atchison Topeka and santa Fe. which
Is 70 be issued about September l. Is said TO be a
most favorable one and holds forth tho hope that
stockholders may soon expect dividend II Is
stated that the gross earnings OF the system since
last wear Increased rom s42.oCo.OOo 10 $4,000
600 and the net earnings over and above operating
expen.es from Slo.ji3722 % si4.jj3 900. The net
Earnings mil. have risen from 81 ,3O5 TO Sl,6lO. IL
must be- borne In mind however that for the present
nearly all the earnings needed TO pay interest
on tile bonded debt of the great system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
CIIfCAGO STREET RAILWAY AFFAIRS.

Chicago, Aug. 10 tSpecn-"Ihe Evening 'ourn"i
says: publications point TO some startling develop
ments IN street railway matters In Chicago within the
next two weeks. For some time past DuyihH mas
been such as 10 indicate investment Of surplus iuhds
Uut IL has kept on beyond the anticipation OF any
one save thos. ON the inside while the advance IN
pricrs has pa, all reasonable figures ~ conpnrro
with the dividends or earnings. Now comes we r.
por and not without foundation. that the Phi''
dclphia contingent, Charles T. lerkes, Peter A. Vs.
Widrper, and william l.. Ekins, contemplate aho'her
COUP directly In the same line which they accom-
plished when they obtained control Of the old West
division CITY Railway and North Chicago cry Rnil-
way. The method Will be the purchase of the con
trolling interest In both the North ana west Hia-
companies and II Is said the quiet that 300 ana
$50 respectively may have 10 be paid before th> END
Is accomplished. the guaranteeing OF per cent IN
terest the basis Of the highest price paid to stock
holders who have not parted with their certificates
and the Incorporation OF the Chicago lrartioh
Company, with u capitalization OF anywhere
from 80 900 900 $50 900, 900. which Will secure
y lease the appurtenanceS OF the street railroaas
aud operate tho same. They will probably De- able
to pay per cent. on this capitalization during
the Worlds Fair year. and after That time inc
stock Of the newt company will make a good sprculh
i've stock for this market the big prices Tor IN"
present certificates enectually bar all speculation In
them"
THE GRAIN CARS MUST CARRY FULL LOADS
Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 13-Action was taken
Yesterday by the lines In the Trans Missouri and
Western Freight Associations. by which 1t Is hoped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
ACTIVE ooLoRED REpmIcAys IN HARLEM.

The Harlem Coored Republican club formerly o.
vo a Wet One.hundrcd and twenty .ii;h 81 viii
hereafter occupy headquarters at Mo-. i6H and 100
West one hundred andtwrniy mn II. Their first
public meeting viii be held Oh saturday evening.
August 90 Prominent speakers viii address the
meeting All colored clubs and ooorcd voters a." IN
vited The use OF these headquarters ly the colosed
voters on >ifurda, evening" due - the courtesy 81
,ne Campaign Committee Of the Harlem Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
TIE ATCrrsoN's IS TRIP RATE.

Chicago, Aug. I3-Chairman Caldwell SUN mas
under advlsement the Atchison's application i'r
authority to make round trip rate Of 80 between
Chicago and Kansas City, on account OK the khgh's
OF Pythias encampmen He has decided to walt unt'i
Monday before giving his decision. 1t Is pracuca''y
settled that the IS rate will be put into effect even
II the application Is refused In which case Inc Atchi-
son will appeal to arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
NEW LINE FROM OGDEN To SAN FRANCISCO.

chicago. Aug - CspeciaD-The proposed new rail-
WAY line between san Francisco and Ogden VIII be
called the san Francisco and Great salt Lake Rail
road The directory has been increased to hfty mem
hers. holding Office until the preliminary work Is
c,mplrtcd. The financing was greatly hndcrcd by
southern Pacific officials who had agreed 10 put
nou,v INTO the new line In cases the Offers
,r, occ.,,cd hut members OF the directory claim
TINT thrrr viii be- no further delay IN securing money
for con,truc' Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

or impure blood-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, the
affections sl the Discovery is tho only RENE
dy 80 certain and effective that it can be
guaranteed II it doesn't benefit or cure,
yeu have your money hack.
It's not only the best, but it's the cheapest
blood-puriler sold, NO matter how many
doses are offered for . dollar.
with this, ysu pAy only for ths eseS
Iou -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

SENATOR HoAR HAS NOT RESIGNED.
Worcester, Mass. Aug. l3-Colonel lockwood
oar when the New Bedford statement that his father
Senator Ibar had placed his resignation In the hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
NOMINATED FOR CONGREss.

Houston, Tex, Aug. l3.-The Third party has
nominated j. Is. Stevenson, OF Grimes County, for Con-
gress In the LIST District
Cincinnati, Aug IA Commercial Gazette dis
patch from Bowling Green. KY says 1.-The Re
publicans Of tho lid Kentucky District yesterday
nominated W. G. Hunter for Congress
Muskeson, Mich, Aug. 13.-The Republicans OF the
Ixth District yesterday nominated JOAN W. Moon for
Congrees.
Milwaukee. Aug. lathe deadlock In the LIST District
Republican convention was broken to-day. II. A.
Cooper OF Racine, WIS.,, nominated for Congress
on the cloth ballot Osborn withdrew, MS strength
going to the Racine mnD. , sal.
Olympia, WASH Aug. 1.-THE Republican state
Convention In session here yesterday nominated w L.
Wilson. o. spokane. and W. II. Doolttle, OF Pierce
lor Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
Yo,, can escape j,tst

about ono half the ills t1as
hesh Is heir to, by being
ready for them. When
you feel dull, languid," ous
Of sorts" generally then
you may know that some
OF them are coming. Don't
let them get any further.
Brace the system up
with DR.. Pisrce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Thas
pferents as well as cures:
1t invigorates the liver ane
kidneys, purifles and en-
riches the blood, sharpens
tho appetite, improves o.
gcstion, and restores health
and vigor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

to relieve to great extent the car famine which Is
already making itself felt Hereafter the roads VIII
ust roat every loaded with grain and set ont %
lot shah Be loaded to Its fullest registered ca
pacIty. This is equivalent to increasing the NUMBER
OF cars nearly q third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

Emma Frederick. eyes. one great sore. Itching aud
burning. Hoods ssrssparlla gave her now life and
tite Then the humor subsidized the itching and burn.
Ing ceosed and the entirely healed She 10
perfectly we'll" 1. w. FREDERICK. Danforth stree.
near Crescent ave-. Cypress HILL Brooklyn. n. Y.
HOODS PILLS cure all Liver Ills. biousness. nausea
sick headache Indigestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
Our BABY

Was q beauty. fair. plump and
healthy. But when two vears old
scrofnla HaB,sr srrrsd over her
head. neck and forehead down into her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
ruEY WANT ro pRop THE SIGNATURE TICKET.

Chicago, Aug 13.-Chairman Caldweli IL tskhs
vote OF the members OF the Western Passenger Asso
citation on a proposition 10 abandon the use OF the
signature form OF ticket adopted for the Grand Army
excursions 10 Washington. The Kansas CITY, for'
scott and Memphis took the initiative In this move
ment. and the other Western roads are anxious 10
make the same terms with the Grand Army posts
and other prospective excursion parties that nave
been made BY this outside line The trans-Missour'
roads havecal abolished the signature form OF ticket
Tor this occasion, and this will serve as strong IN
ducement for all other lines TO take similar action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

s.sifh 4 AassIrs Black nssisry H. Usssrpasss1
~ saoAils 81 sAsul0 n3sso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

NJ his friends was shown to him, laughed at II. ana
said there nothing In IL. Ills repor's Vi '''
fat hers health favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

THE FRESIDENTS LETTER TO BE READY SOON.
Loon Lake. n. ". Aug. n3-An Associated Press
correspondent called upon Lieutenant Parker to-day and
asked him concerning report that President Harrison
would take the stump in the Northwest lie replied
q rhe President has such plan. Mr. Harrison Is
NOV working on his letter Of acceptance. and 1t will
be ready In o day or So"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO SHORTEN TINE TO TIE PACIFIC c

TO SHORTEN TIME TO THE PACIFIC COAST.
Chicago, Aug. 10 (speciaD.-A remarkable ieat IN
transportation is being planned by the Great northern
Railway Company. II has lately built nnnipcr Vi
immense passenger boats for service between the head
OF Lake Superior and Buffalo TO run In conhccuoh
with it's lines. The object is to beat the airrai'
lines from Chicago 10 the Pacific Coast by the Aho
and rail lines. making straight cut from Bh"aio W
Duluth. The lake steamers will make the uhe oi
fifty four hours for the 600 miles between bnHsio
and Duluth When the Great Northern has been eA'
tended 10 Seattle. 1t intends 10 run trains between
the head Of Lake superior and the Pacihc Coas' III
twenty four hours better time than is now maze py
the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific ms VIII
enable 1t TO handle through passenger business curing
the navigation from Buffalo, where CLOSE
traffic arrangements exist with the Erie ana Lacha'
wanna Spokane and Seattle. In better time than can
now be made by all rail by way OF Chicago oleaii'
boat trains will be run at high speed from Nov" iorh'
making close connections with the steamers at bunaio
and equally close connection Mt the head OF Lake
superior II is believed that big through passenger
business during the summer months can be cs'ao-
Ished. The steamers to cost S4O0OOO eacn ana ana
will twenty miles hour Freight capacity VIII
be sacrificed for speed and large passenger accoinmo
datiOns There will be boats enough To give daily
saings each way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

REPORT ABOUT JOHN NJ. rHURsroN.
Z. Louis. Aug i3.--Charnan Taubeneek. Of the
,ss party Executive Committee. received letter
,,ninr rom Paul vsndervort- - Nssraska, CT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEAL IN BOSTON

AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD DEAL IN BOSTON.
Boston, Ang. 10 CSpeciaD.-A syndicate, said to be
OF NewYor and Philadelphia capitalists has secured
a controlling interest in the Lynn and Boston ha-
road and gives formal notice to that effect to STOCK
holders who not sold their interests. NOTICE. Is
also given that $3.50 will be paid for stock not already
secured. 1t is understood that the Lynn and Boston
stockholders are practically all disposed to unload nj
s10O. Some OF the stock now held at $3.50 was Sc
cured by the present owners at 20 cents. or there
about The stock is said to have cost the syndicate
about Sl15 The Naumkeag Railway controlling In
terest was long ago secured. The deal represents
nearly 81, 900 on the Lynn and Boston end alone
and 100000 additional far as the Naumkeag ana
LYNN belt line roads concerned. Tie scheme is under
stood TO be to capitalize the three corpontions on
new basis the roads to be leased by the present buyers
lust who the new owners are Is yet mystery. Some
say Thomson Houston people are at the back Of the
deal but this is denied Others say the West End
The talk il that Amos +. Breed Will be ut the head
NJ the new system lie has a great reputation as
surface railroad manager. The Belt Line people "o,e
stock was not secured much dispeased al the out
come so IL Is stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
Lace Tides AND
Toilet Sets.

The Host Beautiful Novelties
that haze been shOcm for nsany
wears. They are im Whife ana
t,co-tome, ecru anil White, ana tm
all sizes from toilet mats anu
cushion covers 6 and 8 inches
sGuare, up to bureau. scarts IL
vard wide by I I-2 yarCtS Tong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
HAVE RECEIVED LARGE IMPORTATION
Black CaShmereS

ALSO AN IMMENSE VARIETY or Ne" HScS
wrIYrSJy STRIPES FIGURES CORDEs ARMUREs
AVID sERGEs At OUR WELL.KNOWy Low PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

Take new route To the Adirondack Mountain, va
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