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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-18

lr appears that Mrs. Peckinfaugh,
whose dead body was found floating
IN the Hudson river, preferred death
to . surgical operation. She bad sub
mitted TO one operation, and dread OF
repetition prompted her TO plunge
into the river and end her existence. II
il probable that she only anticipated
what would evidently have been insv-
table.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-18

TIE National Educational ASSOCIATION
is the largest assembly OF It's kind IN
the world. Its twentieth session meets
this year ut Saratoga, July I2-i5.
Michigan teachers have arranged de-
lightful trip on this occasion. The
route takes IN Toronto, Thousand L.
lands, Rapids IF the -. Lawrence,
Montreal. Lake Champaign and Lake
George 10 Saratoga. and return iy
Albany, Rochester and Niagara Falls
The cost OF the round trip is bat Si6.34.
Tickets good to October /. and stop
over allowed at several points. The
excursion Is not confined 20 teachers
Any desiring further particulars can
get them by writing ID. ;. Wagstaif,
Detroit, Mich.
To get tho dollars we have 10 scuiie
for thcm-io mistake about that. sssi
there are different ways OF going about
IL, and Il you are not satisfied with
yoni progress at present. then write 20
X. +. johnson 4 Co.. Richmond. Va,
VINO can give you good pointer or
TIVE. Read carefully their advertise.
ment ia another column and write
them nj once. The early blrn, etc.
The Rev. David SWING, u. D.. OF Chi
cage. Was al eyewitness 81 tie Chicago
IRE, and contributes 10 the III Store
Moments" series IA tie dune ScfibneT' :
most vivid account of the terrific
catastrophe OF October =. 1871. This i
not IN any sense history 0f the Chr
csgo firs. 6ut a word picture gssins
the impressions OF one man.
The Quarterly Register OF carrenf
History pttros;, Mich. :, = yeax =
entitsea Ia rank A. tie sac Plus ultra 81
condensation. IL this PER- sftcal, ~bica
begins rs seeoEd Volume With tllc Nav
Number Just issued is3 5sgef. tbe
reader WI flnd the cream OF tiss sofia's
news presented "a way not dry OF
statistical. hilt attractive and rea dsAle.
giving him ciear niea All n xsiss
gfasn ihsn ne can get by any other
nteans al the great movements ara
problems 81 tssc day IS xhieB hs llyes.
A io>al paper meatscns q good tine
at toe isaeiseloTs c3ub. waaf = The %.
gekt 81 the club Are the members
tsoand together in an a4ieslanes o< cell.
bscy. o. DO tteg meet Tor nafass sfsH-
dotessce oxes tfse fact that taev are toe
po1r % aAsrrye Why 90 nas sae ssn1is
youn. LADIES laentIfv themselves esth
"a old faasds' eluA< Ben 80. that uetili
BOT ao--st wesiia he rsfesl1ca Oh fhsl
sge, sn&ttef ne9n whiea ladies sre
fsecasstfig sebssfive neta thes sfs
secure the nsxsn al bsstflnsosy. Il
Dies not seetn reasonable tasf snyoas
Who has tie strong atffi,Enfes 81 sssn
htsod ~ as rsAkeup eosszl leek npsoa Z
| FsssnasssTsAip - The beeAelafs ciu'
wish any degree 81 lsl5elts ~ pride.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-18

At . late hour the party broke up,
after showering the hosts with count
less wishes for all that is good and
prosperous and happy in the days to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-18

a WRITER in the American Econo-
mist asserts With sn cir Of conviction
that "the trouble with the American
farmer for the past ten years or 20 has
been overproduction." 'soverproduc-
tion'' in . country where many have
not even enough bread and pota-
toes TO eatl Undsrccnsumption, not
overproduction, 10 what makes hard
times all around.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-18

Ar Ann Arbor yesterday the National
League of Republican Clubs ~as organ
red and the nucleus formed, about
which much practical good will neces-
early gather. The young men In the
colleges can make themselves felt in
the battle against free trade BY CON-
pact organization and systematic en-
dsavor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-18
were the guests: Messrs.-
HADLEY-SARGEANr.

j. Boyd Pantlind.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

maxi, "a mobile man II would not have
b-eu dii-icUlt TO rrprcss and stiiic thcu,
and make the evil overwhelmingly
strong. Tho grand lad IL q ample Of
mal-iur tha best of everything.
Tar other day few school lads were
out for "a frolic. They went without
doubt farther in mischief than they had
INTENDED They were arrested and
shut ia jail. The Judge being toli Of
the case rose bcfur, dav. hnnrI the
case. gave 'hrm "a bit of good advice
and lot them - back 70 school. "A
capital charm. said John, ''of seeing
the EooJ I'm things. Here l. an excel
lent opportunity for making men ont
ot those lad~." 80 he inyit-i them to
dine with mm, talked matters over
frankly, and made = stout friend Of
each one OF them. lie took atyalta-e
Of the evil - see the good. and 'rin.r
ont the best y nicer lot OF lo'
yon VIII 90 far 20 Hpd. llal
the judge publicly di~gragcl them,
and, possibly, had Johu neglect
cd them, they wnuld have been
Il 'hrir worst hrforr 'hr ,.n"il. ali
very ] kelly have gone on doing their
worst ] #o uot .l...,c g.. ,...ai. .A-.l-nt
ae punishment. When IL UIi not .tand
some fair chance - rnf.ria or he y n
boy or an ai-llt u il "a ia,-r uIl wicked
affair. Our iails are rgsllu'~ us. w.
there were people who wanted those
'a3s disrraccd nud punished. md not
helped. \ criminal T. q branded out
law. EvnryDa,. t.ai &, daru.rd hv us
Hc,1rIo- "a bad force for aI- In socirty.
rnr chii.~au ere u, " Hr-.' 'pr IL. The
greato-t iliacy ;a the world g. orr svs-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

oa the Peoria q, Eastern there Is 4
r'uti"a know. 81, Carlos l.tv. Possibly
'h-rr ars fsv ot it~ iuhahiraats Who
know luw II received that name. The
town aa- originally called I.logming,-
r'rt and There were several places 0r
'Hs -a"tc numo in this country. The
result WI that many cara of fraf-lt
Intended Tor me of the other p.acca
would @' to thi- point. Il lgcamc a
rrnv'r. uu Dee road that whom "a c..r
f--- i..-r and could not bc found any
where l-" II would hc sure 10 turn uD
at Il,nmiug~purt. Superintendent
Ni..aa, tEcu iu charge oi ,Ic road. was
greatly auuoycd aud announced one
day 'HHi he proposed 10 change the
name nt The town. But what tu call
jt-ah, "a happy thought, Ever lost
nar j, found at this place. I'll iutcll
it 'arlost 'ity.' And Carlost City Il
was for a long time. The was
dropped ont. and now il Is Carlos Citv.
indianapolis News.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11
kINGSBOR0'S PUZZLE.
a Very Satisfactory ana Roman
tic Solution.

~-.t.,J,-.,t Eio.r..I,or, l,-,-,, =, b;ii-tn
rr.I-..,f,- b,,r,, 'rur,,,.. IN. oldest
i2b..li...-t ..iiI that du-ju,r MI, ..3r.-E-
.s,- ...i.-,.f....,.~. L,. b-T ...f,u~rad .,r
,,,,,.,.',,,r. zen. I,nt +, r., ,.I. ,f
tn.r., .l...I my ,-,un.. mas. who dressed
ri.-,.I,- AMI iiI mo- yvorl. Turned out
.,..fl ,..,,. I;r.,,,u who .,y.rI.,,I j,ar.l
I,r,r r...,.,...-..a ,, b.dIy tl,at s,. wa,
.n,v,r ont OF ,Icut. l-larcI -gva,r.ly
...I,,.,,,.v,,,. l,. ~.lyy handsome .I,r NIaIIi-
.-oa -.ith h5s hands in the povkr,~ of
Ii~ neatly ntrin,s coat. and .rrpI. ac-
,.,.f.,, +, l...-.,.I.I. ia the first p..r~.., h..
r...- trt.s ..,. ,,.i.,br,l frn .rI alg- in
.,.r,,.n .,..,,.I.. win, h.,d rn -i-fl,,,
,.....,,.. .,r ..-.,-,..r ,,,-r,, .,,r.,-,.,.ut,I
y....f.I return ar;rin.
= MR.. ..r..,,,. ,,by lyrrr fine most
,fri,... adr,i;t n {, certain ast,l,.. .uss-
TONERS ti.;tt f.. ,I.ili,,a mover receive!
hotter. -, II ,,l, ir,,p.,,il,i.. THAT ,n,-.
one. wu, s,.uGiu.- Airz .uou..v with
which To- ~i-.,,prl h.II--JE ~ iG.cnc-s,.
u.yiciua cvru r,ss 80 hl-.I that EiI
iyr4Ir,r. who va, The on E.tppthcc&ry
uuI caGG. 81. tier IT E.n~, horo. uHd
who L..i 10 t!ulIi- or.-suitc - Slcady
.;rirou4yr. -...,.. il a rz,l- To c:laEainc
i. r. ,arciuIlr cvrrr ,ar!:rotr that 10
..T..-t ID ru,Iacnt. I,'s-r happy the
i,.:.u .osI Go-uuthuE might H. circu-
- ..lt.u : e sunt-ri it, rnc married v-oIn-
"a 81. ..Ing- 1rr, v,.3 &-a to- work a.
.sar ..- '.p.n-u aiuuo = .aiyvHy.. do in
Ie" town, iu young s.::;r:.. c;,r,iully
p" al u aut o." {" ,'"sr as,n, - an OK
uapic L. d." -t,uHurd, except =" FAR a.
stf ~. .s.i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

The time can %" approximately told
~ night 10y thc position Of the dippcr.
II the position uf The pointers Is
taken at any Given hour. ,ay siN o'clock
in the evening in winter time ami as
soon a. IT II dark in the summer. the
hour can thereafter To- pr"ttv a,.-.urat..-
II measured ~ the &C during the
night. irruucuj observations oi posi-
uons VIII have To lc made at the given
hour, a., owin" 10 the constant chang
ing "f the carth'- position ia space. tho
position of the pointer in relation To
our point OF observation and the star
LIsn LII. ln,n..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

One Of the most ingenious methods
Practiccd by poachera for the pur-
pose of netting phea~duts i that in
which game cock il fitted with artifi-
cial spur and then carried - the pre-
serves. Then the game bird crows, one
or t"u more OF the cock pheaSants
immediately respond and advance to
fight. In thi- ny sometimes i've or
six pheasants arc taken, while the game
cock remains unhurt. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

There Il very strong dialillc % ths
tat among the n,a~auts Of south Ger
many. feeling Of disgust Ynd T..
lakes possession If the fa~mr- y,
'nl- bats in Eir chimney. not aalv d..
"ar.c Dee believe, the crcatur,, ,...
irr4 upon li- Por, that lau.a ir -,
>sEn.,r, hut because bats are rc.~,rt-
n uu'Dgly gud brin" poverty and mis-
fortune,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11
EBENSBUR RG. PA FRIDAY. MARCH ii. 1892

standing the ilindl;nv~> Ut ~2:lrIl which
was proper 70 a man VIII" WA "a NTth"'
dist class leader, called the sIuir"
liar. Both men were on their t"'t. in-
clining slightly forward toward each
other and looking words which should
never hc spoken. when suddenly the
mail stage drew up with q crash at thc
door
Thl poS,mustcy threw last parting
glare at the squire. and carried ont the
ln-ail ba"~. wink. the whole party fol
towel to sec who might "a ira Tie
stage. The light ~trcamra through
the open door into the ~ra2:", :rud the
Villagers SAW inside singi" passenger
whom they recognized ~ Il cincinnati
salesman through whom some of the
Eins,bnro merchants occa ~ionully pur-
CHASED gondS. 'Ibcy NcT" uboUr 10
turn ;iysz.v in mingled disappointment
and resignation when suddenly j"
Mallisou. who ltld ir~a arrived ut tho
otricc. ~prau" int" the ~ra"c amt threw
himself upon the passenger, Will" the
STAG turned quickly, the driver
whipped mp furi"u,iE and started for
the hotel
Tglc StareS which Tsa~Scd around thC
party of spectators were simply appa!l-
ing in their blarllErs>. Vt last squire
eip.,n r,rny,r,,3 breath ruortsh Ia
.,.,.r.
..Dctcctivc.'
40 such thing ~houted Eiu Eur.h
through the dcIig.~v window. Is
r,r.,l.,ll,- ,b,. D..,r l5.,l. f..li,,,--
brother. and he Er-.u y.aitin. Tor hian
wee. K, longer diam H.. expected to-
y d,ri~ivr smlirc PLAYED over lhc
hills amt x:rflcy~ "f the ~.,oir,.-~
fac. and h,. @vaS .irout ru SAY SoLn,--
thing vhrr IN r,-;ld,r "r the Ncw
YORK Eomurcer abandoned hi- rkcorv
Of the di>rui~cd prince and suggested
that Jn wa "a hi-sll,vavmau: :ha7 lie
l.ur~ trav,.7iur statesmen carried lots
of money: sh#t ny was ruhhine the
.alr,rlan: Ilr driver was in league
with higu. .isr Iil,-. ,.uou-,, th.I were, Il
IuiIr from town l,v tn t-Inr instead
of .-pil.- 10 the rntci. Jack Sheppard
wa "a Little fellow" said thc thcori,t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

Busineas items MT iazc tIHu 1p-. Iev l'ue
Srbs-qucnI usCrf'Ons = per l'ue
Ain nisfI..-.r'- anG ENscutur'. Noiices s2B
40 ''"' Nollce- .-..--... .---.-.-..-. ~
Hr- ltcsrlutfuus Or i.f.cseGg0.- OF my curTura
uun Ur cftry sTG Uu ."sri,us Ctsfuued 20
call afi'Ltf'u q, any u1HHtr 80 lftr iHdi
vfduHl fU'CT'st TurI q - !.r a. scNsrf'rsu
But ana iUb i-TIuffu- 90 a. Eifds r,1IIy and
exec fuusIy fNtcU'su 81 ~, Ilvtst tH1ycs Arc
don you forget a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11
a dyertisin O Rates.

Tie iprge ard rel srie GirCuiBiiCr % tie CAe-
BRIA EEFEMAN ctunends ~ 60 80 fBynrafIe
cOustrer tt,b dfI'Strf .f6It Woe IbEtIt~nl IO
inserted Rr ftF hiIv low 5sies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11
The Familiar servant Girl.

Homely Servant Girl Ito handsome
mistress)-You made quite Il conquest
yesterday.
AiiatreN>-Nh hat do you mean.
Servant Girl igiEgiingl-Thcrc i
gentleman who j. dead gone on Won.
He told me - himself
WHO i the impudcnt puppy"
He j. Il street car driver who has
been comm" To see me. 1t takes Il
handsome woman To make Il mash ON
hiIn.-T.Nas Siltiu-~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11
ITIONS.
Profession

| Prof fession
lid a good
star, If l
k lt to buy
Ri a month
J1nething
! lre way 70
Iut do that
/ titious. l
| k of cards
a lot Of
| O. Cards
Drnetiues 4
night.
J. one even
J aten that
hands, too
tens beaten
/ had seen
IN shake on
spades !
how. unless
m afraid
specially. !
natter what
4 $ is there
q win"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11

pitions Of
|IIv At u
! .zzoni de-
! I- the air
J he after
| ccss. Tho
han had al
symptoms
lJuds. He
/ always
EuIDn, but /
| / am Beel-
I Selling
the win
not sing
throw her
+ raid, and
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-03-11
knnIislI.

OOlfsus
b not infre-
&at lays the
rated in the
who, when
\ Enormously,
/ substituted
Is been TO de-
| places and,
! away. Con,
absence OF
rapidly ID
b. the crops
t.cted by tn0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23

Of thc Temple Emanuel Of New-fork' Miss h'rsch
soprano and others.
WHITE PLAIN--rhe Grand Jury failed to md an
Indictment against william Elliott. me ',ty is'.hd
Hotel man. who SIOt John tlnry Ia MS H''rl V lne
sunday preceding election In qlhrIr. "I!'u- II .lI
betting on The result OF the election III N',tohe
C1unty between The rival tardidni'r TOT hePi''
Ellloi's friends said that HimcN had pistol III ms
band when he shot cni'hrf p y"'i H Ii
gated me ca- ard found that Elliott had 'hQ' lllhoy
without prevention. Ne WAS commit" - me West
ct.,te- County jail. lie released ye'tcNay.
SiNG SINC.-Francis Lriin. ir, Of thlN place,
has teen appointed Assistant inyWS'tet 'fe'f al
Of the Nail mi Guard Of ne >taic VI
New York by Adjutant Ncurral Porter. Mr.. Ltrkn !,
a prominent laHycr II Nestch-ster county ana Wei
known In political circles.
YoNKFI.~ -P,iclyal rccne. thru ycsie I'D. th"
sou Of - pheu Ic"ne. Of ~ - ,h"NuI" g. W wa.
burned h. deah =, srda' nsuif.ns 'ic Wa zen
pAvinc viii HI p.lyIIat's oy H. mJincr u! ic upper
room, ~ 80 house. snd II IL supp be iou1d some
mat, rifh WulDu De- srf nlusNt iiIv. MIS-.
Pceue lad beon gone only Few mnu'rs wh'h enc
Icart u crcirg shrek, ring through a." mouse. she
,n np'tar, AID fcu.d her child envcloped u aaneS
Che threw a coat about hin, bnt shc Nas 700 me
tho flames had burnt the child face and body siulo
To 4 crisp. Doctors Cotton, John and behedlct wefc
summoned aud they did all thcy coma 70 aIovle'c
me clilds suffering. but he dcd IN terrible agony
shortly AT rward.
Tho Common Council Of this CITY held special
meeting ~ Council chambers last might 70 oonslusr
The crMuug OF " frnnchhe u tle Ohou f;ieSuriO
10 NV or Ia the Nestrhesfor ti'ctrl' Railway
COMPANY who wish Tho same prvh'r". h'er a
.ou..rra bic discussion tho Council adopted a I'so
n,ou 70 submit flr question or Vhth company Shoun
voter, OF tbs clty special election tor m, purpos"
win To- l.ld on DECEMBER aud 10, and the voters
who rori tered at the recent general election VIII be
entitled 10 vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
10 RlCS FROM INFECTED DISrhICrs

srr,NsIIp AGENT, DENY THAT sHiHNlNiS
HAVE BEEN MADE FROM CHOLERA PORTS
A notice was posted at the Maritime EXchango yes
,erdav 10 The effect that Health Officer Jenine. IN
CIV of the rersrt from London that the Wilson and
Turner's lines nave been shipping % New-lork and
Boston 5000 bales OF rags collected In Germany.
france Holland and Belgium announced that no iag-
would be allowed to enter the port Of NewiJrk which
were collected in any region which had been in
fcctcd with ch lera within year.
Deputv- Collector Couch said yesterday that he knew
nothing about The shipments in question. but that
I'm the imporiatm OF all rag, proof was required TINT
thev were not collected in an infected coan'ry. no
matter where they were slipped from. II csc rags
could net be shown I've all from healthy region they
would not lie allowed 10 come IN. but . hips would
be turned bac..
At the ogcc Of cander,Oh * soas, Il" Ne"hofR
agents Of tie wilson Line. the report that rags from
infected districts We're being shipped on their yes
sells was ind gnanly and solu'e denied They said
that what rags they had been sending here We're col
Iected with the knowledge O DR.. Jenkins and by LIS
permission that they only from districts which
had always been absolutely healthy and that they were
not SHIPPED through infected ports They arc eiS'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Salvation Amy Congress- Carnegie Music Han
Ca:aolc synod Cathedral 10 a. N.
Reading Combination Investigation, Federal Building
PAX and Aqucduct Commissioners meetings
Burkhat,r & Co. case, supreme Court.
Academy OF Medicine, No. II Wet Forty'urd'St
s1j p. m.
Tire Rev Charles II. Psrkhursts lecture 70 'Men
only" Memorial Hal, Is p IN.
United Service Club, 40. 10 West Thirtyhrst't' ~
p.
Cherry Street Kindergarten THANKSGIVING festy"
10 30 Il. N.
Annual review and parade OF 47h Regiment. Broohlya
p. m.
ATLANTA Club ball Maennerchor Hall, evening
Manchester Ma ftyrs anniversary. Cooper union H.
ST Bartholomew Parish House anniversary, ) p d.
w J. Hcnierson's lecture, Association Han biooN''h
y. ..,..
Lecture BY the Rev Il. 5. Macarthur. Calvary Baptist
Ehur h. p. N. ,
FNNew. York Turner Cadets ball, Turn Han evening
Hone Lodge No. "a. f. and 4. NJ, entertainment
Lexington Avenue Open House. 3 p H.
Vegetarian society. 40. University Place ~ p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-23
THANKSGIvING DINNERS DISTRIBUTED.

WORK oFTHE STANTON STREET HELPING HAND
ASSOThTON-NOTEs or THE HOLIDAY.
An Interesting sight was presented yesterday after
noon In the German Reformed church. No. 40
Norfolk ST. tho annual distribution Of Thank, giving
dinners by tine stanton street Helping Hand A,so'a-
ton. The society organized about twelve years
ago and 1a, done good work iu relieving distress and
sickness among tho poor women Of the Fast Side.
once ovcgy month sal atanilal dinner IS given 10y
the Helping Hand Association In the chap In stan
ton.,i Poor women have also the opportunity 10
work two hour. week.. receiving - cents m hour.
Many religious books distributed by the association.
Mr.. Frederick ". Vanderbilt +, contributor to the
.ociciy aud takes active interest ia tho work.
Many we'll known women are associated with her on
the board of officers,
1nc service, yesterday were opened with singing
hy MI Nann Perm Nj, Amelia Dcvn and several
,Ailirru. Elias j. icgck made II short address fol
loved by prayer About 200 packages caoh containing
a chicken cabhnSe and larg" quantity Of potatoes
ana vegetables. then distributed among the needy
women making mp the audience.
Among those who assisted Mrs Vanderbilt In the
di,linution of tho si,, vr." Mis-, Daisy Post. Miss
sloane Mr.. Elm, j. Icrick, Mr.. Henry G. Coc.
Mr.. \. =. TAFT. Mrs. lila h. Kilchng. Mrs. W. &.
stuart. Ms, Ntn"u.' W.. 1lu,y Miss Fmlhmber
NJ. Daily and Mr.. v f.. Wctmprr.
orders have been issued b., the Ne, York central
Railroad ailhGravins from service tomorrow a number
f l,r.I ,,u4 both on .i' ind al River and Harlem
divisions. Persons expecting to travel tomorrow arr
advised 10 inquire ia advance al the ticket Office,
what trains ar To- hr RIM
Rae Iiorc Gallery VIII Dee open 10 morrow from
10 O'Clock q. IA. 30 II II. m.
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arrested WHILE KICKING WOMAN.

4 wou an's cii.s Cog help At Ba'aid-'t and The Bow
.v a, O'Clock ftaY morning attracted the attention
IL, Orccg Nee y. .c Eleventh Precinct "ho i-md
mo. .i,!ing f. fonJn IN the 1oc iId abdomen. When
lie nrcrr dragged hc ava, from b., y. ina hc
,haud aght and :, 0t knocked doSn before d. "ls
,ulGuoc Hc said his name We, william street az
,r,., OF No 100 .;anGopht. Jersey CITY. IL lad re-
fn.rd % 70 VITA thc and she struck him. TINT
v. ne story Ao lid the Essex Market Pohce Count
when arsicn,d later Street held to await the Re-
sit O, the wonan's injuries. She taken to GouVer-
neur Hospital whore she gave her name US Anne Lodo
Of No. % Chrystlest.
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S,cR,IrGioys ITALIAN EoY>.

sunday was rcd-l .tt"r ddr IN the Church Of =,
Nraae so ll3 BaNrr-a'., where the ~tcs'd image u
- rocco tic PATTON saint OF Italian 'ahrir-' occupies
The u,orlal nirne Ia the -anct.Iry. Ih' -ck % tr
,ai,. mad. Offering, 10 the saint and u.,-. mat had
experienced hi- recitation made m,nkonc. i"g-. s.,
usual most Of the. offerings consisted Of gold ring and
eafrlul, aud similar articles Of value. Two Italian
bo,s Of uteyiag disposition, and with no fear # Ap
saints wrath IN their hearts broke into church and
despoiied the ngure OF IT. treasures. some o. Tho
article, were plwncd. Ii. boys Wcre arrested by
Policeman Curian o. the Ezabeth.'t station, Nondoy
night. 1hey we're Joseph Cella' hlH"n 1r'rs on 81
10 % Baxteg.st. and Charles Canepa sixteen years
oo Of No. 10 BaNterst. In the Tom5s Police Court
vto,1,v they we're held IN 81 900 bail for examination.
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STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RICIiMOND.-The funeral of cxfmef John
Decker 81 the old volunteer tire department OK New
York, took place Yesterday afternoon ~ MS nom" III
Port Richmond and was largely attended The
funeral services AZ the house were conducted by the
Rev i. r. Ilommlcn. Tho body WIS then taken To
the Sumnlcrlcd Methodist Episcopal Church 90
Mariners Hlrior Of which tho oN chic GD, a member
Here the services finished. Tho pib,arcrs w'ro
old volunteers and comrades % th" late chief The
Exempt Fire Association Of N'N-lork. under com.
mand Of Captain Edward Stephenson, and the Nolun
trcr Fire Association. Of Sew York. under command
Of the president. &c r." W. Anderson. attended tho
funeral and escorted the BODY from The mousse 10 the
church and thence to ~" grave. The burial took
place In the New SpHnsilc Cemetery IA Norhtold
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MOUNT VERNON. The comic opera. Frogs Of
Wiudham.' which 0I. -,"'9 ~ 49, rlrh Nvrnrc opera
House by eonc 81 the women Of the I'nlversnli-t
Church last week. Wa such decided silccc-, that
In obedience 70 a roquet Of many. II will BE given
agan 70 night 1T tie SAME place. The proceeds VIII
hc for the benefit 4 the church
The member u clinton lIooi and Ladder Conpany
are arranging 'or an entertainment Tor the benefit 81
tie Mount Vernon Hospital. Professor TrnlIn's
orchestra and the Spanish An"ricah quartet will a.
slst at the concert.
Tie. NOuu. -. llc'- society # Christian End aVur
~ the Presbyterian Church had an o~ln recital last
night for the benefit Of the building fund Those who
took part were Professor Anthony J. Davis organlst