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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28
.,oeber Idol Crushed

o,r train was delayed by a smash
and as came back from the scene
Of of the wreck, l stopped moment "
look at our locomotive on the siulns'
She was a magnificent piece OF me-
cbanism. and lay there, breathing III
short, quick gasps as engines do' iln-
natient of restraint and throonlne !"
no evinq along the glittering lines VI
steel The engineer was hanging ou'
u " v beautiful, isn't she?" l re-
marked admiringly. ,,-,,
(Which one?" he asked, lookine
after three or four lady passengers
w.lking on the track. THAT httie
one in front is a corker, only sheS
most too squat"
was inexpressibly shocked. :,
81 mean your engine" l explained
hurriedly. 5is-
appointment. a,o,+ de.,
of her. don't you?" l ventured, as !
stenped nearer and laid my mana
gently on projecting bar
uThat's my business, and L don't
have time to think Of anything else
while she's on the road" he re-
sponded.
"But don't you love to watch her
pulsating with life and to feel the
thrill of her speed as she whlrls you
along?"
DWELL, | can't say that l do, ex:
actly." he said as he rubbed his head
for thought.
Don't you caress her, and humor
her, and pride yourself upon her, as
YOU would a woman you loved?"
Not hardly" he said with grin.
uDon't YOU call her sweet heart
and dear old 81 and things like
that?"
"Of course not" this in tone OF
disapproval.
"Don't you feel toward her as IL she
were HUMANE"
mot that [ know Of"
All the poetry and tradition OF the
engineer and his engine were oozing
out at every pore, but 1 kept on to
the bitter end.
'pon't you sing to her and whistle
softly as you speed through the
night?" 1 asked hopelessly.
II can't sing any more than a crow, "
he admitted.
'Don't you chirrup to her in her
flight"
Never to my knowledge. Mebbe
the fireman does I'll ask him."
"No, no." l said, putting up my
hands pleadngly Don't you speak
of her as q friend?"
"No."
Don't cherish her as Of your own
flesh and blood?"
"No."
Don't talk with her and commune
with her?"
"Naw, of course / don't"
The engineer was becoming uneasy
and suspicious.
Don't coddle her as a child?"
tried once more.
"Naw"
"Don't care whether she runs
through herself or twists off piston
rod or bursts cylinder head or any
thing so long as your wages 90 on and
you don't get bounced?" l said in DIES.
peratiOn.
For the first time he began to look
natural.
That's about the size Of it,
guess" he said with laugh, and ]
went back to my car with the rem
nants of a broken idol clutched con
vulsively to my bosom. Detroit Free
Press
WIEN butcher CANDLES he should
play Tor large steaks.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

srATE OF OHIO T gdTS OF 1o" e.
Frank ]. Cheney makes o "f 'i I CHENEY 6
s CEN doing business in the City OF T9ied no.
County and State Aforesaid and that sdid Te rru
will pay the sum of 500 Tor eac drr anu nv the
use Vi Haii FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn - his stb day of December, A. D., 1886.
49, A. w. GLEASON,
SEA- Notary Public.
scts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
F. j. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, w.
w Sold by Druggists, loc
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28
HIS NIGHTM ARE,

First Tramp-Say, Bill, yer look all
broke up; yer must have slept too long.
Second Tramp-Yer sec, dreamt |
was workin', and was afraid to wake up
for fear it might be true. Cloak Jour
nal
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28
German.
Syrup

l simply State thatII am Du,,s.. =
and Postmaster here and am fss sa'l |
fore in a position to judge. IbSw v
tried many Cough Syrups bntt s !,
ten years past have found noth.,e I,
equal to Boschee's German Svr,wa]
l have given it to my baby forCr,n
with the most satisfactory resrs
Every mother should have il, II. s
HOBBS, Druggist and Postuas. ~ !,
Moffat, Texas. We presenths =
living facts, Of to-day Bosbs
German Syrup gives strengths A,
body. Take no substitute.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28
TO BE SURE.

He--les, every night before going to
bed | write down my thoughts
She-You use a blank book, don't
youl- Judge.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28
IN BAD HUMOR.

My Phyllis met me at the door,
A look of woe her features wore;
Said she, 81 think you'd best 90 back.
For pa has stepped on carpet tack"
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion. and S Thd Past
disorders use Browns Iron Bltters. ni pi oeSi
Tonic. it rebuild. the system, cleans the Btooa
aud st'rengtbens the muscles A splendid ton
ic for weak and debilitated persons.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

Fop impure OF thin Blood, Weakness. Mala-
ria Neuralgia, Indigestion and bll.ousmeIhh'
tate Rrown's Iron Bitters-it gives strength,
matine old persons feel young-and young
persons strong; pleasant to take.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

Mr. J. Lane, general manager Georgia south
ern and Florida Railroad, says: was entirely
relived of headache by Bradycrotine in fifteen
minutes 1t is the only thing that relieves me-"
All druggists, fifty cents
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

coarse it is, 1t is appropriate: but when all
the toll Of earth is past and there Is no more
drudgery and no more WEAKNESS we snail
stand before the throne rooed IN "nlue. IN
earth we sometimes had to wear mourning
apparel-black scarf for the arm, DlacK vel
for the face, black gloves for the hanos,
black band for the hat Abraham mourn
ing for Sarah; Isaac mourning for hepeccai
Rachel mourning fer her children; David
mourning for Absalom; Mary mourning for
Lazarus. Every second OF every minute Oh
every hour of every day heart breaks.
The earth from zone to zone and from
pole to pole is cleft with sepuchral rent, and
the earth can easily afford to bloom and
blossom when it is SO rich with molderlns
lite. Gravesl gravesl gravesl But when
these bereavements have all passed, ana
there are no more graves to dig, and no
more collins to make. and no more sorrow
to suffer, we shall pull off this mourning and
be robed in white. | see soul going right
I'D from all this scene of sin and =. 'uble in
to glory. l seem to hear him say:
journey forth rejoicing
From this dark vale of tears
To heavenly Joy and freedom,
From earthly care aud fears.
When Christ my Lord shall gather
All His redeemed again,
His kingdom to Inherit
Goodnight ill then.
hear nv Saviour calling:
The iovful hour has come;
The angel guards are ready
To guide me to our home.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28
The Only One Ever Printed


These 4. 3 inch display advertisement IN IN
this paper, this week, which has no Two WORDS
slik q except one word The same Is true OF
each new one appearing each week, from me
DR.. Harter Medicine co. This house pIaac ,,,,h
Crescent" on everything they make ana puD -
lish. Look for it, send them the name OF lhe
word and they will return you BOOK, hhAoi|
ruL LIrHoGRAPHs or SAMPLES TREK
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

S1GNoR GIoLITTI, the new Premier Vi
italy. is one of the tallest men III Tome
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

JULES VERNE is now writing his seventy
fourth novel. He turns out two DOCKS
year.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispeis colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F;G SYRUP co.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

NERVOUS, bilious, disorders, sick headache,
Indigestion, loss of appetite and constipation
removed by Beecham's Pills.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

HARRISON, Cleveland, Reid and Stevenson
are all Presbyterians
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

JOHN G. WHITTIER is said to be color
blind
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

A petrif ed canoe is said to be the latest fint
In Wyoming.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-07-28

WHEN butcher CANDLES he should
play Tor large steaks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
TRIO ZIG PAINT HOUSES TO UNITE.
+. W. DEvoE & co. AND c. T. RAYNCLDS CO. TO
FORM NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FITS To CONSt-NEpS

The negotiations for tile consolidation Of the TWO
firms of F. ". DecOe & Co. aud G. +. RayhoM' "a
Co the two largest dealers in paints IN TINS country
will lie fni lied in a week two These firms do most
Of the business in paints In the United stute' BOZ"
firms have Offices and factories In NewlOrk ana
Ch;cago F. W. Devoe a co.'s New-losk Offices are at
Fulton and william sts. and C. T. Reynolds Co. ;
at No loJ Fulton.s,. The capital Of the consolidated
comp,ny Will be about million dollars and whie the
name la, not been decided on, II Will preserve Tue
IDENTITY OF both firms. The officers VI "e TIC"
company have not been chosen.
rnc firm OF +. W. DevOe x Co. Is one Of the Oldest
in IN. business. In 1857 II was started rndcr the
STYLE Of w. Devoe Pratt, aud In 1865 the partners
seusrated ard did business under tile names OF
T. W. Devoe & Co., ami Raynolds Pratt ~ o. .N'er
twenty eight years ." "'psrat'oh 'hr hims ''o Nv" "
lie united aRsir.
seaye- pa;c vice president " f. W. DcvOe Co..
sod 10 a Tribune reporter fhe firms Vi +. W.
Devoe & Co. and [. 4. Reynolds & Co., nave uhi'eo
again simply for convenience and economy Inc
largest part Of the paint business In the country y
done b, these firms and we can lessen tns co''
10 the producer by this economical arrangement ilS
is I'm no sense trust lOu can say mat Tile price Vi
paints Will positively moi % up and In all propAoiy
VIII be materially reduced soon We get Ia work
ing order II IS possible that one factory " ne
cor sod,tcd firms Will be Closed, and in time one of
che stores also McssrS. Reynolds ana MONheauA
will enter tie corporation The names VI Tie ihu''
,dual brands Of the paints however VIII fen'n '''
changed 20 tina, the consumers Will have no uOubI'
I'm ordering goods No stock Of the new COMPANY VIII
lac offered for sale Tile union oi The two hriLa VII!
cnabl, Il, TO develop important departments ol Uc
business b, American labor such as tlr m'hi'a III {
of brushes. cO'ors and yarn'slcs
If Is Only in the last t~elNc years tIat Nu''''1"
,u,e n,,nt- have been made and this was made
pn..llle only by the duty on inportau0ns. No"
!. ~ n.voe 4 co alone sell rnolc American tube
r,int, than all the foreign ImpOi TIT o;s pu' oscuSr.
i,rsiaes American competition. has reduced l'f pIte
~ English paint 30 - per cent. me u"lOn OF uc
twn firms viii enable them 10 sell eNtchsNc! III
Enrpeon markets as American Ingenuity ana hacul
rry - constantly .sscnins the cost %. prOdNcuch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

John TNigr,. who JAY Shot ', wife ana
sis,er-in.law Kat ehephcr!. ~ II. hone NO. l.
r0rsythSt.. was arraicEcl hcforc lu,ii'' DnnN IN
The Essex Market Police Cour Yesterday. ~ Uh'
time ~ the shooting. Twig mai" his c>9aJ- ana was
traced 10 Brookly,. wher, lie wa sen 10 board d
canal boat. Police Captain Cr0S> subsequently hcA'u
that he was In Rochester amG sent d"te'u''H 'h'~
10 eet him. There 4 WIS leaned tha' rWisg' had
cone back ,c New York on Wednesday nie'I' captain
C,oss cp,ne moon T,yges Of th. Boweiy ami Division
H. and a lively chase fU0w'd The captain overlook
1wigg, after 4 hard run ami then S'wcel" TOOK
place FL which the Captain bore II" rnfhan {" the
ground and haudcufed hin.
In court Iwicg'S wife and >ist". in-law app ard
against him. The wife shot ~ the breast and
the slst-r.iuav H. the head. Tweg held h'
Jnstice DUFFY IN ~ 900 bail 10 aWa the action OF
The Grind JnrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

Mr. Kate C., rney AID her husband, Thomas have
.4t..y ...n dIlndns heavily go thrr hVmc' NJ. @""
Ne. -Afy-iOuitA-st. IP 10 wItaiL t"ri'e mdt.'
ako o. couple lived happily together. "'HheS was
,.sad, wy.hef and regularly turnei evrr AI' "as'7
to- Do, VII. plv,,Luy tir uonr} gwen - he- i'i
n,n rhe,pins a.rar 8, dait into .Ac iGuos ,iofr.
\a.radA, 81 4u w,fA Cadney would 20 1. hi lone
f., md hl- Vie drunk. Whll. h, little children "'re
ciytnl Tor broad.
Ten lee !Ou,we, i.- esample e. los h., N.i" ard
.,,o.i comfort IL liquor lie ,Cu,a.; % ~ 4,lou,ly
tslf 4ttefI, nc..A,. hr nor Mr.. Gahncy ~, ever
lult, .,DcI.
Late on ruc-day nigh TIE Vile began go display
ali ,nc .,mpt,m, II d-lliium urncn.. Early yes
rr.tay morning she made Wild dash i"s IA WINDOW
bnt Lcr .u-Ja ,eLed her round "a" waist and dragged
Ice. ..ich IL talked 10 her until ,h' became qusIer
ln.n he locA.d lh+ shutters. lie drupp~i On Into a
dozr and 1NOhc VITA a STAR - SEQ NJ we 'Hll"s
..a,. OF; Of the window. Then wa Wild h!ieh 4
.ra.n nn the pavement forty fcri below aud Nis.
,,liln-S las lnOt,bl--,. she Wa dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
MODERATE ADVANCE ~ PRICES OF rRoy

The Iron Age in Its trade report today win say
What new business there Is in finished iron and
steel is confined to the shifting Of orders from Idle
mills TO works In operation and 10 dealers who happen
to carry stock There has been some cancelling Of
orders and replacing Of contracts. the latter
occasionally at "A notable advance. But, the whole.
sellers. while in full control Of the market. have
been acting cautiously and only very moderate ad
vance has been made 10 regular customers amount
ing 10 81 S3 per ton.
"The principal event Of the week in pIgron has
been the temperance as seller, OF Of the lead
ing Birmingham companies who had long kept out
Of the market This is reflected by large sales in
Cincinnati, and may account for the weakening in the
lower grades at Chicago. We understand that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

The Rev. j. MulhaIn. Tor the l,,t yrat Chaplain
at calvary Cemetery. hes been Transferred u tn"
paii,h OF LELAND Corncr>. baoh Of NewbuIs. ani
his place at the cemetery IA, been taken hy the
Rev. J. J. loylc Of Nanhaitanvulc Ireland Corner
Is :: parish.
The sister. u Ch.Hty have began theii annual re
treat al Mouat =. Vincent. Tie opening solemn
high MAS va, cce. rate! bS the Rev. II. j. Lave!le,
II the cathedral. assisted by Dr. Terranu aud the.
Rev. Henry Ncwry Many other clereymcn w,rc
present. H." retreat ld,t, rish days AMI T. con
Quoted by Jc-ui, ttlpr.
Archbishop Corr .an afd ElshoI' Mcdonnell left
the ,iy Tuesday. and viii spend few days N
The seashorc.
A ncw Ic.i-io,., congregation has determined -
,ertlr 10 hi, diocese and lis representatives, are IN
-p,cti x property III TIE annexed district The
society +, k.ovn ia Paris Lc- hinve, de 1t Re
ti,litc. and its object f. TO provide proper place
whore ladies Of position can. a any time. m'h,
a fdlgious retreat mdcr inNorihl" circumstances
The sister, g.. tie ~ac.td Hear, al M.nhattanvhlc
ana elsewhere. hay given retreats to ladies. but
only ~, deualN. q, tn, "a, icIclhu- order.
TAoy vii Row yr relieved Of tlns 'luy. f"nr mem
Ter, OF the new society arrived recently ia New
lorh and ar staying vi1 iil,nd- w.tl property
can b" purchased.
The jesuit. WI uo lJaycr have charge OF the
parish ForiinnI. which tAcy recently resigned lnto
the Archb,nOp'- haui,. IN" I'd PARISH church
stand, on tn l"rdiam college grounds "r i"ihail -
In posse slol Of the Ir-ut,. The Rev James III }DY
ls> been placed n charge ~ %" new parish. and the
congregation met, for ra,, III local han. whcr,
/ il viii rnain untn = nc~ church can bc ertctei
rs dc.f"c. the jesuit, ast 1Vns mp "a" smaller
place, which rv'--itv fprr'd upon them rIi!i -
uuc-. am ai- concentrating their mein-f, su'i
work ~ L,it, -nf- fh, e.H,titution Of "a ,ocia.
IAr E',. 10. LU,dIli. m,Hlor 81 the tfnc.ull
.occf,. which OBS altrl Italian Immigrant. has
: fed
WuNl.,, I..'c. Wtc.- tc mo.r d, pics All cN
, f~>I. Immigrant. can i.trltc sp',@i tar iOr ID
-h.l1 rHir. IA- saline gentleman LA. 'ht..'. % ih'
nor, at Rl- l-lard. ur1 '0r ihr h-t t'h' since y
IaIth 'Api.-. ia Immigrant dfr receiving tIf m
ate u.iI !n!, b, due to tr persistent AMI at,nf}
'nosi, ol Cardinal Air ID,try ANA A"n5rn"p Conf
gan. vino tIr YEAR haV, NIr,' up.u Italian bishop
uc- of sending ml--onnfi", rith the "nistiit'
from IiAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
CoUxr CALENDARS Fob TO-DAY.

supreme Court-,.enersl Term-Recess continued
outrrme Court OnamherS-B fore Lawrcn e, J-ho'
ZION calendar Nos TO 20 called at II o'clock . .
supcmc COuiC-spccial ier1n-rafts ana Ii-A0'
uCircnit Couft~Parts l. H. III and IV-AdIourned for
the o..
S,riogates Court-For probate: Wits OF AleusA
K.rn Nina Selle,on Margaret sturgeon Philip Stanley,
Wnraapst Coutoy Alfred Miller. Michael Huber. samuel
SrhwartI IgnaI Newman Slbcll9 Rger Rachel schwartz
vaedcr Nil Kelly, Truman A M"fInah' IhereSa LAW
10 80 q. ,s,.,.u.oa o., ,,o tam,
Common P,eas-Special Term-Beiore Booksa'er, -
Motions. - NJ, p, TT and rrrAd
lourncd FOR the term. . -.
Superior Court-'eneal Tetm-AdJoufned Tor me Ni M
sun.rOr LOurL-SDcclaI lorHi-D.lOrc McAdam. j.
Motions NJ. ,,... ~ and Iir-Aa
CITY Court-Specia Term-Before Enrich, c. J-Mo'
city CouIt-Trial Term-Pars l, II, III and IV-Ad'
court of General SessOns-Part before Smytb. h.
and Assistant Dstrict-AtOrney MclntyTe-Nos. N o.
inclusive. a., ,, p.,... rS,,oor.d
Court OF General Sessons-Part II-Iefore tt1erspIn
J. and Assistant Distrct-AttofDey Weeks-Sos. To IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
VINE DISSATISFIED FIRENEN.

The steamship Flo Grandc. Of the Mallory Line
Captain Conner, which arrived here Yesterday from
rernandna, Fla. and Brunswick Ga, reported that
when the vessel reached fcrnandna nine hremen
mninled. They refused 10 work and tried Ia leave
the ship. Captain Conner sent word 70 the United
states Marshal. and the men arrested and put
into prison When the ship left FcInandinn they
wcre taken board again, and In the voyage here
thcy forced to work Upon arriving here. they
were told that - 20 would be deducted from each
mans pay; they refused to consent to this, and
consulted lawyer. He advised Them ID take what
they could get and to sue aiterwad Several Of them
have done this. The men say that the food was 80
bad aud they worked hard that they became
sick and wished to 20 10 hospital while at Fer
nandina. The captain refused u allow them 10 do
This. they said He says That the food was Of tie
% him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
rEOrBIrS or BUSINESS MN

"a. u. william, has been appointed receiver fo'
G,,r.c A. -cia-tcy ~ Co. dmitedl furniture manu-
t,cfur.. AT Troadwa, and I1ny hind Il. and az No
sOi Wet Fouitc,nth-t. on The Application ot Ander
>or 4 Ifowland attorneys for Tie POTTER y sUmu'
Manufacturing Cclnpany. This company obtained q
nferncat agan, -cll.try 60 on July II lor II "2l
ios r.nt - 40 ~ FINN aFr. Ncn-try a Co. ~" 4
.tocl COMPANY 81 which Ceor-c \. >cha~try I, pr,sl
dc.t and W VI william tnca-llcr Mr.. Williams
withdrew nom the NM on Miy /. i'->. Mr. Schnsicy
continuing a'ouc. w. II. piuldng then became a>ro-
clncd With Mr.. >chastry and on MAY 90. 1880. the
business WIS TUNED into stock company With Il
card.al stool. of 500 GOO. with Mr. >clm,cy a. prs
en-, and VIZ Pluldng a, trra.urrr Mr. Pauldng had
p,cylousl. been Interested I'm the Potter ~ htymu'
Manufacturing Company. ana aftcrNard bought up the
Stock of that company. Mr.. Iaulding withdrew nom
scha,tey & Go. on May !. lool. and Mr. williams re
came tiea.ter The liabilities 81 >clastey & CO. are
reported To be- about $4,000 and actual assets 500 ~
An attachment FOR 1870 ma been >'ue against Will
lam H. Morris. whole, Re dealer IN butter ana egg ~
40 -95 Na.liastOn.~l Gan~e,ooit Market IN mNo!
u, thinner a Dunkak for mcr, midi>'. on the ground
that Nr. Morn, had disappeared or was Keeping MN
self &. nocalcd from his creditors. iic had been III
the eg. trade since --3 and ha> had ecyerll partners
ward y,nmrr H. hi, rhiatl said he hnt called at
Mr. Morris, ,tor. and house repeatedly sine" July H.
but could never ind nm. George Ncrh'aren hal tod
Mir Nmm.r that he had become partner OF MOTIFS on
lime and had given Morris 5000 cash 10 Nluida'o
his debt, Moui, had told him Tint he had dpphti
IN. money To the pa, mcnt ol the debts, but wien
.fh,t,,ru eNuui.e Morris books he scONc!eu thi'
,,,rri mad drawn out u the Ganh about Ttup tween
uIN . And 10. hut lad not paid thr dcD1'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
LECTURES AT AVON BYTIJE- SEA
INV TELEGRAPH TO TIE gsIDrsE.l

Avon-by the-Sea July 20 CspeciaD.-At the sea.
side Assembly today. Frederick Dean continued his
course Of lectures "The History Of Music" In
Illustration Of the lecture Mrs Dean sang some old
Italian music. They are pieces that Mr.. Dean picked
up In outof-the-way places when he abroad. two
years ago. W. l.. Mason. principal Of the Metropolitan
School OF Shorthand. New York. arrived and con-
Quoted his classes for the first time. Professor g.
Maclosle. Of Princeton. lectured Scientific TheO
RES, Living and Dead" The classes In German
under Dr.. NJ. Blau. Of L@psc, are making rapid nd.
vance. Dr. H. Austen Aikcns continued his psych0o.
gical course. the subject Of tOday'S lecture being
Sense Perception" The Avon Choral society under
the leadership Of Mr.. Dean. will give It's first concert
on Friday OF this week. There will be Two more.
concerts BY the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
ENGINEERING SUBJECTS At The FAR.

one Of the features Of the Chicago Exposition Is
f., Il. III. World, Engineering Congress. An Onieel
CONNECTED with the Navy Department sald Sester'
day: Commodore George W. Melville, tngheerlh-
chief Of tie Navy. has sent Cui large NUMBER ol
Invitations to pr ,minent engineer, and naval af'l
ects 10 become members OF the AdVi>ory 'ouhcu Oh
I'm, Division " Marine and Naval fngincci1ng Inc
cnrres b, 10 be held la the latter par ot next sum
u,er and many replies have been received to ulesc
luvitati,hs showing marked Interest ~ the PROPOSED
congress and a, it will be international IN cLaI
acter IL promise, to DC successful III every way
There will undoubtedly he some very Valuable paper
,,,t by -Onle VI the most eminent ensinttis ana
architects from abroad, aud they Will be upon
subjects, or branches Of subjects, In which
The, Lave made special -tudy. aud Hence
vii. DC u the greatest value to NAVAL
science. Taper, viii be read upon slscl9l b'ahcAe'
b, America representatives. ais. bu, The suDJec"
ol aIl will be detailed and arranged BY The ADVISORY
Council.
The mention /. 10 hive the papers on topics VI
ne greatest in,eIes To- naval architects ahd marine
engineers AID IL l. likely that some Will ably trca,
uu Il the fat transatlantic steam voyage, and The
,ifety slinit speed In ocean voyage the use OF
petroleum or other nquld fuel - substitute Tor
'ut the y stem Of forced daf and It's enett Oh TIE
durability Of boiler the best type vi "nf-Ne'-rI ipi
general ~eri,", and various o'he: topics OF piocs
.i,ual Interest.