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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
ELIZABETH.

Peter !. Dcmarcs'. who had been IN the c'-''lN u
sheriff HICKS Since Thursday, on charge Oh m~ap'
propra,lng part Of the fund, Of his brothers estate
n which he was executor. ye,teidfy surrendered
~ the sheriff "a Warden Dodd who locked the prisoner
ND In tho County There l. no debtor'- room In
m. building and consequently D"marc~i had 10 3"
into tho apartment whore all grades OF criminals
,rlnr,c together II waS severn blow 70 him. a. up
T., tho last moment he confidently expected some OF
nj. friend. would 10 i~ rescue, but none Npuil
teercd Ia furnish a." SiO.UuD bail required Hhcrin
Hicks aid he could not take any more chaht", IN
n,rling Dcmarcst whose friends seem 70 have abah
dnnrd lin 10 OFF,, fate II /, aid IN" amount OK IN"
shortage Is about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG, ISLAND

BAUYLON.-Ira smallnc the thirteen y'hroh son
OF Tax COilrc SmalllnY was Killed vest riay morn
Ing AT n crossing In Babylon, by tain on the Long
Island Ralrond.
ILTSIlINu.-rhe police Of Flashing think ut Inst
that they have iClrW 10 the persons who nave Dicl
setting fire to barn, and out building, In and around
the village during the last few months Thursday
Morning nt about day Hight. Police Captain lian'" M
rnsicd a col0r,d man. who gives hi, nam" u, PcnJa-
MN smith in the rear of Frank Films hotel on
r,adv-aV. The arrest made after a harl chase.
and when cnpturt. the man made dcspctat nShi.
I'm hi. possession Mr. Films coat. tn" man
gave an factory account ~ himself and Was
Licked M until THURSDAY morning. when lie WAS
taken before Police Justice Clinton L. smith AMI
rcmandrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
DEPRECATING THE RECEPTION.
TIE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT DOES NOT WANT
ANY FORMALITY OVER THE CARIC-
IItNO'S CFFICFIgS

LIANOS CFFICIaRs.
from the Italian General, q. p. Rlva concern
Ing Columbian celebration:
"IIonorcd Sir: | consider It my duty to submit
to your consideration the following communication
Just received hs me from the Italian Minister Of
Foreign Hnairs at Rome:
~.As you are aware that the Carigano IS but n
cruiser vessel Of the Royal Italian Navy, 1t will not
be improper for you to make known the fact %
the non necessity oi preparing aud rendering 10 the
officers on their arrival any Official or special re-
ccptlOn which should rather be reserved FOR the royal
man-of war Bantam, which has been duly ordered 10
participate ut the festivities Of October next
"Whc am In hopes that the executive committee
OF the monument OF Christopher Columbus will fully
adhere to the expressed desire Of my home Govern
mcnt BY abstanlng from any formal demonstration
which might In certain measure place tn ~
nccrs Of the Cangiauo In rather awk
ward position. especially 70 because the Italian
tirely from taking any part In whatsoever drmonstra
ton or reception that might De- organized for the
cason / respectfully beg Of you. my dear sir, 10
communicate 10 the Committee Of one Hundred. over
which You have the honor to preside the contents
Of this letter. and especially the OF the communi-
cation Of the Italian Government. THANKING you be
forrhand for the favor, | have the honor TO remain,
with the highest consideration, honorable ,Ir, very
respectfully yours, g. j. RlNA.
"Consul General ot Italy"
No action on this letter has yet been taken. Tn"
Caucllano, with the statue Of Columbus t. expected
about August 20. and preparations are under way for
brilliant reception 10 the officers by the Committee
Of Hundred and the Italian residents Of the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
ARE RElES COWiRBS?
.wIston (Nc.) Journal.

From The Lewiston (Nc.l Journal.
on Il mile or 80 east IL the new town Of Henderson.
In tho settlement called Norh Brownyil". lives owen
Clase who will easily pas aS one OF the mghti'st
nf The hunters that have frcqu"ntrd the Maine forests
lie claims to have kilrd 3D. b,nr~.
an all my rNpcrlcnc" with bears saws Mt.
Chns, never had bear stand up 10 face me but
once ana that was scarcely enough to be- worth men
I,uillg | was watching an orchard where bears had
irru laundering. one night. waited n good while
without seeing ANYTHING but at last h"nring noise,
I vent through the Orchard In lis direction ANA sud
denly came ON bi.. dark object as tall II, man.
II vas motlanlose, and for minute or TWO wa I'm
doubt what II was. Il sat 81 still listened 10 hear
II breathe make certain II was an animal, ~ |
didn't want the boys to laugh at me for trng NJ a
sttlunn / vns a boy then ana Lad nothing bat an
old smoothborc to shoot with. but made mp my
mind I'd shoot stump or no stump, ana raised my
orln 10 NV shoulder. when did that, aS quick as a
nrsh the old fellow dropped onto his feet ana madc
of In such Il way that los, him. lie was one OF the
biggest bears ! ever saw. limits the only time a
bear ever sat up before me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
RIDGE.WOOD.

The family az Hiram Wc-tbrJoH, 81 ms ""h' re-
c,4yed a Telegram lat night from the bro"alyn ~
thori -, stating that th" body ~ man suPlp"1 TO
be Hiram W.Sthrook. - Ridscw OD. y. j. was fouut
Yesterday IN Huicrmllk Channel. Nr. Wc-thr"k Mi~
been mis- lmc from home for some time ana hi' fniN
have lai f,ars frr his safety. Mr> Wc-tbr"k ana
her SOL lI.:.,m took the first train ipr Ncwl"rA Win
the lntuliOn .; gong "a the Hr''ANh N'IF' 10
,i..,y the body. MIR Nr~tbnuok prominent
resident ~ RdErwOL and nu" 81 IN" ir-t s"itlriS
- the place. lie Wa Identified Win All It's puhA'
Inur,, vrucnt,. aid va, considered sifcWd bus
No :. man. Lately. lpwcy"r h" u'i VITA hEinr.>
rcvor r., and this made him VERY d"spond MT IL Is
,,ar,d that le committed .u,ide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
HEARD From AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS.

John Mackcllar, Acting superintendent Of Police.
recently received letter from Edward Burn'S. OF
seattle. Wash, asking him to hnd MS father' Dahiel
Iurnes II possible. Inquiry by the police resulted
Yesterday in The discovery Of Daniel Iurnes nj No.
76g IL Dean-st., and he proved TO be the man
wanted lie had not or heard Of his son Tor
seventeen years. lie said that in 1873. when his
,on was six years old, and they lived in the Dean-S
house the boy WAS kidnapped by man and n woman
and no trace Of him could be found. Every possible
effort was made ind him 10y the police ana
prvate detectives, but all their efforts were Ia
vain md the senrch was finally abandoned. The
overioved father took hi, sons address and VIII at
nnce communicate with him. He l. AZ loss To
know why his son did not seek him ont sooner. The
first communication from the son Was sent 10 IN,
spector Byrnc,. in New York. and by him ioF"arueu
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

Albert :. Fcrand and Alfred f. Everlcll. composing
The firm Of FcTand 81 Evcrdcl. printers and statloners
at No. Maiden Lane. made an assignment yestcr
day, without preference. To Louis lafrInc".
The Sheriff has received two attachments against
Haas a rohalsk wholesale liquordcalcrs at No 30
Broadway for whom u receiver was appointed two
week, ago. one is IN fay0: oi Il. Was,crmann for
~ and the other I'm favor Of H. Kcmcrs for S29t.
The Sheriff has received an execution for s1,7oi
against Frank Miahrcns, who keeps n restaurant n,
Peter Bu}kcIs brewery. No. LAG Fast Fifty eighth ST.,
and one for 1886 against August Wlccnnd, liquor
dealer Of No. 200 East one hundred and third 81.
both in favor Of the Murray li Dnnk In connection
with Peter Buckets alairs
Another Judgment entered yesterday against
Mrs Mary J. Van Dorcn. the owner of the Holland
House in favor OF the second National Bank. for
s. .O5f. The judgment was also against Edward II.
and Amelia v -. Ripley.
Judgment for $500 Yesterday entered against
stephen ". Dorsey IN invOr Of Thomas T. Dunbar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
NEWS FROM NEW ERSE Y
JERSEY CITY.

rrecboldcr Oliver II. Perry, whose two Drivers
Thomas sherry and John Coyne, were aITe''cu vi
rhurdny for delivering shOr,-weEht tons Of coal Ut
- Mary's Church. denied yesterday that ne had NJ
ut. IN dcfrand his customers. lie said that 1t
v,s customary IN delivering large orders TO take the
u5h: of each load it went. and to make up the de
scit ~, the lat load II there was any. As PROOF OF
tls he showed entries In book Of twenty elSit ioM9
.,,tiu. ,, co n, ana. which made up the tOt;ii
MANN delivered lar 10 pound, over weight. re
1rkuuwGgc, shat the tW" lodd,. Oh winch his ur'cIS
y,cr,. urrc.t ed were undo. weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

The Republicans Of Mospeth. L. L. heid All e"'husS''
meeting In Lincoln Hall Wednesday evening anu Or
ganized a Harrison and Rid Campaign ''up' VIII" s
membership After the business OF oreHnizhg u'e ''""
yos attended, IN nred ranarks made by numerous
prominent Republicans Of the pare the prnclpa' s"o'
being "Procctios 20 American Industries Inc q"S"o'
OF having banner raising wos discussed ana u j P""
able that AZ the meeting OF the organization YOU"
,n,.. WIN he anrointed for that purpose Permanent
beadouar,er. will De secured at once and meetings VIII
he held every week, beginning September l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
TO HAVE SERIES OF MAss.MEETINCs.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Twenty-eishh warn
Republican Campaign C4unittee was held ON THURSDAY
evening Eldert Hall No - CONertst, with President
Asher in the chair. and Secr.try Frank III. Me"krr
recording. AFTER minutes Of the preceding meeting
had read and approved Mr. Booth moved that com
nttee Of three b. appointed arrange for banner
raising In front OF the he ldquar.,rs Of the ward
citation. The chairman appointed Mes>rs. Booth Hale
and Hawkins. On motion the following committee
appointed make for Il series OF
meetings: Messrs. Meeker. De wisne. Hall. Boyd,
Cherry, Nimmo and Tackner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Monmouth Park, 80 p. IN.
New.Yolk. Manhattan Athletic clubs lacrosse hatch'
Manhattan Field, y. m.
KIM Won Kuu Association regatta, 80 p. m.
Harlem Colorcd Republican Club, No. 15S west one
hundr &. and twenty hfth-st., x p. m.
Seventeenth Ward Young Mems Republican Cluo' Turn
Hall Brooklyn, T.. D., p. II.
Music in Central Park by It'll Regiment Band p. m.
Music I'm St Mary's PARK y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
NFXV .HRTNSWICK.

Lizzie Burgundy and sadie White, two girls about
eighteen years old. drowned I'm the Iaceway. nj
the mill @, the Noriolk ard New brunswick Hosiery
Company In tn, city. shortly after O'Clock last even
Ing They were sitting in a ro"toat awaiting the
arrival ~ q friend. I'm some manner The boat W'>
,.,,,,,rri aud fhry were prcciuaicd into tAr Watr~.
Nof hclns abb" 10 swim, they were drowned hcdFc
help could reach them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
CLUBS IN AND NEAR JAMAICA GROWING

The Republican Campaign Committee OF the town OF
Jamaica, L. l.. held important meeting wedncs lay
eycnng In the headquarters OF the Harrison Reid
Campaign Club, the corner of Washington and Fulton
ats Isaac C. Uen1rckson pr sided aud reports wcr Pc.
ceiycd from various districts regarding organization
enrol,pent IL a>certapcd that the campaign clubs
had been formed IA almost every district Ia the piscc
and that membership had almost doubled since July
John H. Feury the Sixth District. tied that
colorcd voters OF the aUNOu, 10 organize but
that they desired under the auspices Of the Re.
.abaican Campaign Club. After this meeting. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
KILLED By AN EXPLODING SopA WATER TANK.

Nv the explosion OF a tank Of soda water man
was killed Instantly yesterday IN front OF the factory
Of Ijphte Brothers ut No. 500 East seventeenth 81.
lie WAS Henry Kurnrr. German, forty years old
who had been I'm the employ OF Light" BROTHERS H.
n driver ONLY few DAYS. His wife and children
i've at No 425 East Eighty sccOndst. Al the factory
tanks are charged with soda water and gas for Us"
I'm dung sores and confectiOn-rs' shops. Each tank
IS Of metal and the usual pressure In tank l. 40
rounds IN the square inch. II was Runners duty
"a deliver tbc charged tanks 10 the firms customers
I'm various places in the city. and carry back the
EMMY tanks He carried tank ont OF the factory
st 80 H. III. yesterday. and WIS placing II on The
voco, when he accidentally let II fan npon the pave
mont The spgot at the end OF the tank was broken
m I'm such a manner that the metal nesr II WAS
cracked Instantly the tank exploded with report
of metal few in all directions one fragment oil
the tank passed through kurner's head Worknrh
I'm the factory rushed into the street and found kur
per's nf-less body stretched out on the pavement
beside the wagon. Many occupants Of the n-ghb"r
ing tenement houses hoChrd 10 the scene OF me
accident md there was much excitement In N"
street For "A time the workmrn In the factory re-
fused 10 return 10 work. drcadinr another explosion.
lint at length they were persuaded that the tanks
were sronr enough to resist the pressure unless thcy
were weakened by Injury. 1t Gas said That there
had been no previous explosion OF tank NJ inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUES. =. Shecrln, OF lhul'na ~
sEY-Ex. CONGRESSMAN George c. llszelton, OF "I'0'
r1nEEN Copgrc. Nathan Frank, OF ST. Louis
and John Stctson. Of Boston. NEW-fOKh-","s'" 70
r. Alexander Ct Georgia. PLAZA-DemetrW Jahnolo"'o'
Crock Consul at ST. Louis ST JAMlS-Coiohei '""e'
3. Clay, OF Lexington, Ky. WINDSOI-h' d.
sraI MANAGER az the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
THE CUPHEUS PUT ~ DRY DOCK.

The Iron steamboat Ccrheus. wiiich was STRANDED
near Norton's Point, lowcd mp to the airy d"ch
at Jersey cts yesterday II was found that th'f"
WIS n hole in her bottom about foot square. What
II was She struck which made the hole In her Is mol
KNOWN She Will be repaired AT once and Is expected
TO we ready to resume her place on the line on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
TO REPRESENT HEw-JERsEY REPUBLICANS

IL was announced Yesterday with authority by the
friends OF Henry Dohery, Of Paterson, " j., that
his name would be presented TO the Republican con
vention of the Nth Congress District candidate
for the nomination. Mr.. Dohery is silk mann-
facturer of the finn of DOlerty 4 WadswOrth; he is
an Englishman by birth, a self made man, having
risen from the loom the position Of large EN-
ployer Of labor lie is active member Of the Boarl
OF Trade close student Of Industrial problems, and
is liberal aud public spirited man. 1t is thought
that his candidacy will develop great strength. The
district. under the gcrrymander comprises Pass nc
and Bergen cOuntie, and the moi ilcr township, o.
hudson. and il now represented by {. A. tadmuS.
Democrat whose denomination appears 10 be conceded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

The Great Neck IIcrrisOn and Reid Campaign N"" :"
reccy.d large and hand banner. and sp'cia' i
~ ,a heen calln. to comrlete arrangements for ghu
banner-rasing and opcn-oir demonstration hrnoN''V'
Movers the president Of the organzssion Is an A" Nv,
publican who q large following among io'"I l
ticaus, and through his ehoTe "r'a' -,'0" INV 49,
,arscr penubIican club tbon at any previous time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
SHE Is HER OWN GRANDMOTHER NOW.

Galena dispatch to The Chicago Inter Ocean.
George ftacoch wen TODD farmer Of Warren
Township. 10 Davies, County. came 10 Galeua yes
tcrday with Mis- Julia Deem. of Nora. After prIcur
Ing mn rrlagc crnsc the couple presented themselves
before Judgc W. I. llOdson. who pronounced them
husband and WIFE tn" romantic feature Of this mar
rngc j. that the newly welded woman has I'm 81
become grandmother IT, herself Her mother l, II
stGDdnucir = the lritccr1om. whose first wife dl"d
last March, leaving. besides her husband who was
over twenty year, her Nor twenty three children.
Mrs Andrew Deems. mother Of the blilc. being OF
her children by former marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
PITIIIrREDRD.

An explosion took place Yesterday afternoon al
Goodhitc's oilc.nth factory, AT Athena. y D. winch
resulted IN the injury Of a workman ana the burning
# tho building ed for boiling OIL lhc OH IN tihA
Lol,cd over. An explosion followed. and the hai'~
.ur,ad 80 quickly tnpt they could not be checked
The Injured man disappeared. and 1t is not thought
that he was fatally hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
,rrCKAIoE HAS A CAMPAIGN CLUB.

The Republicans OF Tuckahoe have organneu "'Puo'
lcau Club with the following officers judge "uo'u prs
dent; J. Eclert. first vice-preSiden'i H. w. D" -,
49, ,o.n,ostd.,,. y n De Frate secretary; T. w.
raft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

mat the cnecns were worthless. Al lhrna.e: aiu
sivtvcich;h-,t he met Detective Long. ana toEelncF
tlcy followed Murphy In grocery wagon u ri .s
ave and Seventy rst-st where the man "dN arrcsu.
Murphy was committed TO the care Oh Do'c0u'o
Maginns, OF COney Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY

Monmouth II. IEd-rhil IT,, Il gentleman Of leisure,
who lives on "A w-ll-bcPl farm Oh the old MainaroncCt
Road White Plains announces himself a. an indie
pendent candidate for member OF Assembly III TN,
I'D Wcstchestcr District. now Represented by the
Hon. William Ryan, Of Rye. MIR. tnd-rhi1 declares
his ps torn to bc improved roads public parks, more
railroad facilities, a crOss-cOuntry railroad from the
Hudson River TO Long Island Sound, the country must
create labor for the people, light heurb days WORK.
30 cents al hour fer skilled labor. and weekly pay
ments fol- one and ALL Mr. Undcrbill has never had
previous political experience but has invariably is
housed the principles OF the Democratic parry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

Reports received yesterday a, the headquarters
OF the Republican state Committee that there had
been break in the Democratic column al GloVersVHc
The report came authentic source and II SAID
that a club which row consists OF fifty SIN Democrats,
who are determined against Cleveland ana Tree
,rade had been formed Gloyersville Is one OF Tho
busiest of the small manufacturing cities In the state
and free trade would not be welcome there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
Carlsbad REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

committee met and disposed OF many important mstera
The next meeting Will be- he'd August %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED

Is the Worlds Greatest Passenger raln.' IL leave
NewYork every day at 10 90 III. fox Cincinnati anC
Chicago. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20

MONMOUTH PARK RACES ON TT ESDANs. THURS
DAYS AM: SNIl KDANS. VIA READING RAIL
ROAD system.
Trains leave Central Eailron1 Of New Jersey foot
Liberty St. ~ 10, 10 30 II 30 M; II 30 special
IL as special / special. 80 D. M; Via sandy Hook
route from Icr s. y. n. at 3d. II a. NJ l. 10 ,: M.
ParIor cars on all special trains. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
Announcer MS.

Henry 4. DANIELS. W D..
20 WEST o9lHST.
Disr2.cs Of tho NHrNOus Sr,,u 'tenitO Urinary OrgAaa
I-Dc.cncy aSd Stefility. Hours. to !. D - ).
Mrs. WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used Tor over tltTN YEARS W MlI,LlONS y
MOTnlGS for thcir C1iiLDHIN VILE TEL hHS
with PERFh, 7 SUCCESS. IL soOTiltS ne Chrnit;Sd
SpFTFNS wiIr GUNS AILANN al PAIN. NlttS
~" COLO a.f -. ms DrMFDY FOR D.A.E
world. TWENTY FINt, CENTS \ BOTTLE.
EoTEKA. z. & w NorESA'
NEW COLLAR
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-16

business items, nrst insertion, lOc. Per line
subseq uent Insertions SC. per line
Adm strator's and tExecutor's Notices 81 90
LANNaSoi e4NvNcch-.. Z.oo
Stray and similar Notices ..........,... zoo
sS-kesolutOns or proceedings OF any CORPORA
tion or society and commun icstions designed 70
call attention 10 any matter OF limited or indi
vidual Interest must be paid for advertisements
book anc Job Printing OF all kinds neatly and
exedionsiy executed At the lowest prices. Ard
don't you forget IL.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-16
L Terrible RIne.

The very latest invention in the way
OF magazine small arms, and one not
yet submitted 10 the United States army
board, is the gun that has just been put
in test by the Italian authorities. The
rifle is four feet long and of the smallest
caliber yet attempted, -25G-inch. The
speed of the bullet is 1850 feet-second,
and as regards its penetrative force it is
said that the ball Will pierce two mat
tresses and two planks five inches thick
at n distance of nearly a mile. Load
ing Is effected by means of chargers
containing five cartridges arranged SO
that a repeating fire may be obtained
until the magazine is exhausted Many
of the experts who attended the trials
are of the opinion that the weapon is
the most destructive at present existing
among European armies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-16
FARMING IN FOREIGN LANDS.

OLIVE trees are being grown in South
Africa, in conjunction with vineyards
The soil Of Hayti is very fertile. Corn
Is easily grown, and three crops can be
raised annually.
The manufacture Of starch from po-
tatoes II attracting attention in the
Aus tralian colonies.
THE French minister of agriculture
has drawn public attention To frauds in
manure, especially with regard To the
coloring Of phosphates.
HoPs grown in Poland are exported
To Germany. where they undergo a
process Of sulphuring, and are shipped
back again for local consumption.
\ BOTANICAL station at 81. Vincent.
West Indies, is conducting experiments
tending toward progressive agriculture
by importing roots and cuttings. Most
Of the manual labor is performed by
prisoners
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-16
NUMBER 80.
HIS REASON.

I'm ia love and sou ask why. old fellow.
ty Joyc, man, 1ut how can tell
Unless a., may De, - her beautiful eyes
THAT are starry and lender liEe-Well,
Like the pure eyes Of angels in pictures
igut 20. now 1 think, it'- her mouth.
With lips just like CurlCu crimson rose leaves
Warm ana sweet 'Silh ine breath OF The south
Then her hair al, her hair In the sunshine,
IL like copper ANA gold ia its sheen,
And she Eraid~ Il IN ~umr way Jhais perfect,
And il crowns her small head AXE = lvon.
Perhaps its her chic way OF dressing.
she il always 50 f4ult!e,-ly sweet,
J. ruut m, crown of her low Paris turnAn
TO ;he small vanished shoes on her feet.
There was never another dressed like her,
Nor carried herself with such grace,
Nor smiled la - WiII~ptur a manner,
with such arcsu.s~ ana joy in her face
Ysu are l.ughiag.-Oh. come now, old fellow,
You're a ccilt,a1c. he-rtlcS> and wise
- S..- I-ycl a ~util lluug may chang you
Just one Iool, iilo some woman $ eyes.
Marie Joureau, In Brooklyn Life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-16
Advertising II ates.

The large and rel able circu istitp OF tie CAa-
BRIA FREEMAN commeDss IL 10 the favorable
cons de tiOn Of advert Sers wbose fAvors will be
lnserted AL The lolloMlng low raies: