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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
AT THE coLoRADo's MOUTH.
A Great Place for Sportsmen, Says Re
turned Traveller.

According to Charles Thielson, the
gentleman who made the trip from
the mouth of the Colorado river to
Salton in an eighteen-foot skiff, par
adise awaits the man who shall take
up residence where the Colorado emp
ties into the gulf.
happy" said Mr.. Thielson. "And he
will have the finest kind of food. The
Jewish, when fresh, is particularly
sweet, and weighs about 100 pounds.
| used to shoot them in the head, and
as one charge will only stupefy them
had to let them have both barrels
Then there are turtles in abundance,
and mullets and oysters, while on
shore there are thousands of quafls
and rabbits. The climate is superb.
A gentle breeze blows in from the gulf
and keeps the place in a delightful
temperature; indeed one can live there
the year round and have the most en-
ioyable hunting. Cocopah Indians oc-
cupy that territory, and to the south
east the Papagos range.
"The- Papagos are a warlike and
fighting race, but I do not know of
their having troubled anybody. The
Cocopahs are strange people. They
never eat fish, but prefer the mesquite
bean. Some of the young Cocopahs
will kill and eat Colorado salmon,
which they find in the reeds, but the
older ones look on fish with perfect abb
horrence. The Papagos,I am assured,
are very fond of CLAIMS, and the huge
piles of shells testify that they must
have periodically INDUCED in clam
bakes.
"My purpose in going down to the
mouth of the Colorado was to hunt the
plumes of the egret. This is heron,
about the size of half-grown rooster,
and its feathers are highly priced in
New York 1t is said these plumes
are at their best during the breeding
season, and are found between the
wings and tail. They are light, ex-
tremely light, and their market value
is $26 an ounce. An entire skin fetches
about $3.50. The birds travel in great
colonies, and if a man is in luck he
will fall into quite a nice little sum OF
money.
"If party got house-boat and
went down the river in the fall am
prepared to stake" my reputation as q
hunter that they would have more en-
ioyment and better living from the
proceeds of their guns than in any
hunting place in the United States.
There are many objects of interest
down there, such as the Volcano
mountains, the sulphur beds, and on
the Sonora side are wonderful hot
springs, while those who have nsSer
seen a bore can have this experience.
l do not mean the common ordinary
bore such as can be found in every
city, but the great tidal wave. These
are enormous tides from thirty to
thirty-fve feet at the mouth. This is
during the spring and great care has
to be exercised or else these tremend-
Gus waves would entirely swamp the
boat and raise mischief generally"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
The Curlew Mountains.

TIE C,lrlew mountains are fine in winter,
They are not imbedded in ice or snow;
The cuckoo calls from the greenwood's center,
The thrush and the corncralxe sing below,
The hounds are hunting, the rocks resound-
ing,
They follow the fawn that flies before;
The torrent comes down from the mountain
bounding,
Salmon are leaping beside the shore.
] think of my mountain late and early,
Where blossoms are golden and glad and
gay;
Where the wheat springs high and the yellow
And birds are piping on every spray.
The tips of the rushes are heavy with honey,
kline;
No northern snow on its slopes so sunny
Win trouble its coast or its harbors fine.
Where the bee has his home and is wisely
working,
And women eat honey from day to day;
And deep in my bosom care is lurking,
The love of my heart is far away.
Your fair, thin forehead, the wide worlds
wonder,
Your tresses that bang in golden sheaf,
Have torn the strings of my heart asunder,
And covered my head with cloud of grief.
] am as a man that is even dying
For lack of the jewel his eye would see
Oh! will you not visit me where l am lying,
And take Gods blessing and comfort me?
Boston Pilot.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
SHE SURPRISED THEM,
How Little Miss Turned Failure into a
Glorious Success.

Presence of mind has turned defeat
into victory for generals on the battle
field, for statemen in the senate cham
Der and for lawyers in the courtroom.
1t is a rare gift, but very young
woman who lives in the little town of
Hawthorn, in the pine woods of Florida,
possesses it to an unusual degree, says
an exchange. The Sunday school to
which she belongs recently gave a
Sunday school concert, and, though
such willingness TO contribute to the
success of the occasion that she was
intrusted by the teacher with the
recitation of verse.
She applied herself to her task, and
at the preliminary rehearsal acquitted
herself to the delight of her teacher
and the envy of her classmates.
The Sunday afternoon came at last.
The church was crowded and the ex-
ercises began. The little girl was in
futter. At last the long-waited
moment arrived and the superintend-
ent announced her name. She tod
died bravely up the aisle and with the
help of his hand mounted the steps
and stood on the platform facing the
people.
"Oh, what lot of folks all looking at
mel" she thought.
In fact, like many an older person in
similar situation, that was all she
could think of. The verse which she
knew so well that she had been saying
it in her sleep she could not think of at
all.
But she was not the child to give
way to defeat without struggle. Il
she couldn't think of that verse, she
could of another, and so while the con-
gregation was hushed to catch the first
syllable from her faltering lips, she
piped up in a shrill treble:
Needles and pins,
Needles and pins,
When you get married the trouble begins
In one respect, at least, her recita-
tation was the success of the after
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
IN THE OLD BRICK OVEN.

How Cooking Was Done In the Early
Days-Home Experiences.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
A DwelIer in a Tomb.

Some years ago the burial vault of
the Chaplin family at Blankney, in
Lincolnshire, was opened and it was
ascertained hat large gray bat which
had been found within the place on
several occasions when the vault was
opened was still living inhabitant OF
the said vault. 1t was calculated that
tho bat had lived in the tomb thirty
three years,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
WHY WE DO IT.

We giving beautiful Pastel Pictures for two
FIRsT-We wish old customers apprecia
tion of their patronage.
hope induce large number of customers
with enough test the quality OF our g0od
prices reliability and aay Of doing business
enterprise and advertising, and that in
ought all honorable make his trade
his possible Please bear
advance in the price of goods account
will continue be headquarters for good goods
prices increasing trade be able to sell
offer better bargains than before
We respectfully solicit and will take pleasure
presenting which purchases will entte
you.
DsoIo,o O. ITO xr7o-s
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Wa den o the Prince & Kinkel Iron WORKS
o0fh.,t " IL Central PARK West. demand. SOU
B-l.t, fias T." Roy u. b. tho Tito HudrahDrr alu
Trust 90 Bloc .kerst Of CIo,by-st. years. T-2VuV
t'nddiu Ton N1fia. Hugh y Camp cor lot -
W Of MarolNyc map property al Fordham bcohR'hR I"
"' Er.i,ln Rici"l t. 10 Carl W Fueng losthst
Tynn Tho, and VIE 10 Maxmion Polsensk. e 5
Bo.tnn.avo. n . ~ Pcrot>t. > years, Tl'UO. ~.
CLICK LYMAN and wife. u Norris Berger De"n
cey..t r. OF II !ge-st demand. 5000 ,,. -,
Ugnt Jane s. = rroncis + Leland West End
ave q 1Oith-st. months. - 600. va, ,..,oo 70
" iohf.t1i Kobt A. 10 tn Mutual Life Insurance 10
Y y land, j. ID Randolph. " Of Bet'ner' Lane ec
yclr :3j OCo $500 -, e-.,.. p,,L 80 g
wa.hinc.,..,N ~ re- st. ! year, $4,000.
Ludwig Pcrnhprd 81 n. to AeH%d.G brown >
sG,h..t o. az Columbus ave. > years. 800 900. ~.
N,ttt.w- Fannie {. and husband To tIcnor Rogers
q al liG'hst. - 81 ith-,ve. years - Wp ,.,h
Ottlngcr Mark Il al 10 Albany savings BHhk' = ift'
s., % 10. ,th. ave. ; wars $4,000. $500, H..
Parish Slmucl l.. To the Title Guarantee anu ir'''
IN n 4. ioo'l..t " ~ M1nhltianaVc. $4,000 49,, -
prii Waltz ,o Mary BIRD, corner M~il'oh-'N"
and a9d..t / ycir. 100000 ,., - y
S,,. ,rdolrh . al 10 the IIahnemann Hospital, l.
HON. - o. ~ fth-aNc. : vars. --2uOp g., -. q
Fstlion David and wife to Sarah {" Meyer no =
ponI.-,. year.. $4,000. oo,A ,
wc,@r VA. = . al to Harriet Stanton, ~th't
a. o. l0fh.a,e 40 coo. . , - ..4o. , -
walt@r Mary A to Ray'on Merrill and another, n $
pver,iow Terrace ~ Dock-st, demand e Mortgages
Al 200. . ,o. -, , nocLs.
~ n, Riverylow Terrace. year. +7ooD.
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A MEXICAN AND FoEEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEAAi
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10 Universities Colleges Schools and Families Gre iat,
Schools 70 Parents. Modern Lag laRs spoke hi ~. AN
COYRIERE. Book Building. 40 tEh-aNe. cor, 2oths.
ID Est TEACHERS supplied Tor all Unnche: In 'hy
ID locality FEE for rcgistratlon Form. iof .A| !!
Pv.HCYSSOON. American School bureau w i'n'ss
~ EXPERIENCED GENTLEMAN TEACHER Of English,
IL bOOkkc.Ilng. mathruatic seeks employ hrt nov or
fan ~ Stockholmst. Brooklyn, y. y.
L. IRsT.CLASS TEACHERS suuii.d without charge.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
station foot OfLiberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect June 26 1892. -
Trains leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia, 400, 7.45 800. 1000, 80 a. n,
with dlnas 100. as. $50 with dinlns car tS
5sS$ i; sSS Sao i' d. aiis S SisS, 49, 49, via
a. h.. With dinag ear. 100. $50, dining car, 500 p n.
Additional trains weekdays for Baltimore AZ 800 y
paTor es.s on pay !TsS SeI' e On @
except HARRISBURG t2.i6 night except saturday
ESQ., except spedff ct1s Goo exp SfSRb n
Va u REss GF At su71H 5 IS%io5 sa p %
night except Saturday night sundays D. NJ iZ'is
p r. F sssssy 20 - - rs 81 20 ''
5I5, $40 100 $50. ~ az P m. to Alea'0"n'
Su1Ff ot ws.5alc ps OS and sclanson s4s m.
High GFdss BSans6 a9d Like H2gpa.sons, ooo
1so 81 40 800 so so 6i5, 7So p m sun
days 900, ll.30 a m. 400 D. m.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands, $50 SIS, 1l.3o
q NJ. 100, $50 Gl5 p H. sundays 9I' a. NJ if.uo'
For Red Bank Long Branch and points South POin.
II@ so 81 $50 100 50 u.s. % 500 S5 S
sundays. except Ocean Grove and As0ury Parh 3d.
For 70 a lakewood Tons River Barnegat PARK and
CAT 40. SIS a. m. !; l.30. 4;30 2.
For Atlantic City, Vnelend and Brdgeton $50 O. m''
Fof Monmouth Beach ssnbrcht and Highland Beach.
40, SIS a. m; 100 40, Gl5 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier g. N r.. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Seabrght
and Long Branch a, - sC w. duo a. M, 100 S4'
For E.beron. Ocean Grove, Asbury PARK and Point
For Ro1 BANK At 40 HOO a. m; loo, 3.i5, 80
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat, at 40
Yof FREEHOLD at 100. s.s5. so p. m.
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Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~. via
LEHEGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls and the West

S Fo t M 3'g b n sunday Si % n 3S9 e.
7.3o p sundays 90, l5, llv0 40 $50 ~
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Nauch Chunk go o.l5
e; M; l250 80 do. 100 p. nj sundays, 200, slS
FOR Halcton sis a. m. u 80, si5. 7SO p. m. Sun.
days. s.l5 100 a. H.. 7.30 p. m
FOI points in the MahanOy coal region, az SIS o. NJ
80 3t5 p. m SUNDAYS, SIS. 100 a. m;
For Wilkcstarre, PlttstOn and scranton, SIS a.
ESQ, a. 80 p. III. Sundays eAcep. scranton. SIS
For Eimifa, SIS a. M; 1890 7.SO p. sundays.
Tickets paror be procured at liz, 235,
?0i, AS. 49, 9i2. lao Broadway; q Mur'ayst, SO
Cau0lst.. 81 Els ltth-st, 80 Colunbu>aNe, and 81
West l25h.,t. New York 1893 Washington-st, go Fu.
ton-st., BrooklYr. AMI - Broadway. Williamsburg.
Westcot: FXpr, co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or ir-.i nee TO destination.
A A. MCLEOD. Z. t.. HANCOCK.
Pros't Gen. M'gr. Gel. Pass Agent.
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Busines Cbanees.

THE MANUFACTURERS Of celebrated Ia.rst "a
scotch whiskey anxious 70 ma g nr,d Standing
p GOOD knowedgc the trade are requested 20
Communicate by letter stating tqy now Oe eStensiycly
p ,s and giving their opinion as 70 me RooSpe
,l,s that can be obtained. Address WHlShhi o'io
r, - II browne 353 Canal-st.. New-fork
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REAL ESTATE.
p1-s1vrSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho canning week closes the real estate business lo
This season With the exception OF two sales DS 'a"0S
L. Wells Of the estate OF ~ Z. DaiieS anu ., lee
H. Randall and others. there VIII DC ho i''''' 80
untI late in the autumn, With the eAceptih Oh 'no''
under the order Of The cOut The general 10 "a -
n"rLet ~ lis close has been satisfactory Prices nav
moi given way and although there has Deei w Tor
Of speculation. there has neen con 1mnrnable that the
market will reopen late me lhi ,u III oIecIlon
will probably keep matters Dloh any,, n saie was ad-
Yesterday Al the Exchange ohiy one san W tar.
rft.1d No. a. West seventy fistst. by X. 20 mar
nett a ionr-,tory brick dwelling, on lou i'Ni''
wa nd iourn d until July l. - l.. ,,o heen
SrVsrn , aF.c Foey a ,on but at the request oil
The purchaser the particulars have not peeh s'io"
New.York Friday, June "a:
peG at [n s n! ssc ESS%aS oday 4
sthaNc, adjourned TO JUN l.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N. " VII
a,h ~. corner G9thst IOO.5xlO0: Edward ?,
Cp,Snhrimcr ct al to Edward hiiI g6n s,G5.h
Maaon-ayc. eornGF ,.g 9d''t' looNoD 100000
j3d.st. $50 IT " -t'o' Inn io Welsh .. $3.50
cai,t s TO It Iex zt naSNs:.r lSs1 Hapt
looth,s % r. "a R 1Tf l. Tp,tcln los 900
4thsvc corner ga Il iGVSNio' 10000
Krooss to Anna pn, gro ,.,sx,ander.oyc. sox TO
Viii Wi. ave. x225xso3s5 Henry KrOo's to Anna
,s,ove -, v corner lO>t-st. 1O0IlXl0oil I
IXiuio,r FllIny md wife T3ene.ic.t Fischer
97t.t s3' 2aays 22} N'fi ~ 10 500
1921 l?3 f. NJ, MSd, o pc,Sr scdS@ann $4,000
,n,s,s :, N : I75 10 ~ 7th-avc. 25NloDIl
Alexander Mcdowell ct al 10 Lou''' io''4 a $1,000
oothst n = 30 IT. OF lOthaNe, 1oNto
Daniel stanton ana w1fe 70 WIN "'''' IS 900
t,hun
LOWEST. No 81 Aaron Levy 81 a. % Imp 1880
iI5th-,. ~ $50 East; John oo'''r ~ u y, 1890
4 Y. 30
Wavorlcv Place 1913 n . of 6ihoNe. ~
lo'XSSN'Nl W. menr' ny ''''"' ' '....' 1900
Lewis.st Nos o. 81 and 81 Samuel Wen ana :, .oo
wife 10 Leopold Kaufman i'''o'
same prP,,y Leopold kaufman" ''4 lIo 900
oo,bst n ItG II . q, 2d.ave. O.6xHS3; Henry q,
j Hurshen and wife IN John Staat-
ojthst I:s'7 70 Of 2d-aYe. &oN'9'vs Law
renee VI Kortright. trustee to oscar Si'r' 7, -an
shall .
9th, TO" o II tlns,~e to q 800
ejth.,t $ 49, IT " 2u'a'' -VN" '' IL $50
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Guroueau ADVERTISEMENTS.

"a, T1TIE * willing to receive young la1l
A as resident companion and friend der 1her solicitor
shilun. Nm, hpPor,rrt,lned Reply to Messrs: WnI "a
1 on pITRI SrE solicitors. 80 Holborn VeoucI Lo
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NETWORK g.
NEW-ENCIAND
RAILROAD.
10 Miles shorter than Other Kali Line befwcen
New York aud Boston.
III NE, SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY

MINUTES.
The 4, luNuriogs train
Eastern roads Has Pullman loynl faIlor Cars. Dining
Car Smoking and Coaches. and makes one
miles, from Willinanuc to E)stOn, without q
s0n fare ~ less than that other limited train
This leaves Grand Central station At p. IN. daily
and arrives In Boston AZ $ 80 p m, and Vice versa
Noon with Paror Cars Dining Car east OF VIII.
manc) leaving Grand Central Station &C l. 0S stops at
Vernon Wllimantt Putnam Blackstone Franklin,
and arrives In Boston a 80. A. {. KENDALL.
General Passenger Agent.
G. 5. MELLEN, General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

a tn THE rNEW:ionK fI;lgGSE Will, ne M
NY ID door nor,h q Thirty nrstst and ADvER.
EASEMENTS at aS foowl,s i,rSneh onees; "a 9Th
corner Eoul!eenth 700 Thiaye, Forty
100 West Forty second a. re ColumbgsSye 60 Liberty
g.; 257 West 42dst.; las CAufch-st; 5oi Thrd-ave
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains i,avc i2d.st North RIVER station New.Yor
follows and minutes earlier from West 18th
$3.50 A. M.-Day for Newhurg. Kingston. Albany
daily. except SUNDAY west of COeyman's Junction
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cago; daily except Sdturday FOR Toronto
1888 4. M-Day except Sundly. for Albany and Utica.
4,vu Z, M.-Day, except SUNDAY: for Albany.
J;1J =. M.-Daly for Albany, Montreal Ttlca, SYRIA
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
~. Louis, daily. except saturday. for Toronto.
$3.50 =. MDaly. except Sunday for Newburg, All any.
Saratoga. Montreal
S,15 =. N-Daiy for Albany Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Chicago,
ST Louis
HAyEiisTKAw LOCALS. 245 .s45 p NJ
NEWBURG LOCALS. 3 20 10 rs A. NJ 4 rs 4 80.
80. ~ 30 III As y. Nj.
Slcepingcars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto De.
troit Chicago st Louis, all through trains.
DAILY. For tickets. tables psrlor and sleeping
accommodations information apply Offices.
lyn 1913 Westinghouse. 726 Fulton Office
fu.ton,st New.York City ~ 27l 3G3 ,s5 9.2 lroad;
10 Bowery, II Fa~. lith-st SO West i2ih-st at
at stations {. f.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
Storage

r THE HAEGEK WAREHOUSE. shave. from 33d
n 3ita sts-Stoag, for furniture. bags &C. gods and
wares OF every description 10 sepaato. closed eonpar
always accessible during business hours; boxing
packing. shipping and everything appertaning to Inc
handling OF property ATTENDED TO estmates furnished and