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The sun., 1892-12-15
NEW JERSEE

The egh'-enrh arrusl nI-~tInr - ~ S~p ?er+~y
state lul4c4tufA socIeis ~ks begIn ~ gftii1d .+
I-rfAN.
E.ujnuin Forn.r old retlteIt "a BUr .Ir-ru dI-c
Yesterday ui starvation. some tlus t~L7~t
with iuu-tshnt coughing Ai1 ia. osr' ul"a 1tSpiu
in hls throat He unGbie ~ tute tyliUeid nur--
isnIu-it 10 keep lam Ashs
The frs -l,cirir the el-rrtec rOBr fr'n 1is
Ii0DSl .trrl t" IersrF Cts Etk s'1t rh Fts1+
system La. t''u tpiri ri+d i'r 7t' ttit 'I
ths road. Instt~ Gsys The Gh1- M is fIigg~a AM
vi ths cars run by eiert1efy,
Ms Tr!sh Ksynor. wife Of . We truNn thinp-' 70
Buy I,Ad nd frozen 10 f.Htt s.s'.-rGsr nsrir
ins IN NE WOOD tHtwe.n 1hht lL!sFe hIc istub.IG
She Lad nten missing since MtnGh1. ltr 'alDr n
/. Tpnt-4 thIi sh- w&DGet1 Abnuf u aL- suvc II -
ste became eNAAusled
motor man rte eerHteG road tiuu fA'rirL hnrrur
10 rrry street EeLitO Ou1 from il- td-rCbf Ic-
irl n"na ana ~ Lehu IhHr ~ .,.''Il .'H - ~ II
t.Len hr.sr losp!tn. where u c-upSsI-- 1i.r
l.s RI uL! was fractured lie wi- IrplslIr u.
Dolntuic1 puruno. The ltrlsrr rrtF'sa lirJn-uf'r
,tuoin,g PuirlCl E-l~E al l4lHti~tt j. ~ --lr -
rUrtessrc YESTERDAY To tie CDti "a fUIn- llrNul1E
Pr us-euto: Eisar stIE. fr .1lG he t..-- it"' n
% our p:-t..s NrIf 10 LIT hunr So lIr i,Aur'r
aud s,iielto uld !sla N Wa. ip brl-5 AM t"npgr
on tHsT ~nS Lnh".
rhilip larHnfsI ana ChrTirs 11sin~TrA opi5 &c
,rufe,,IOpl ~ kpuCErtt truD Rev Au'a FIr = G+ Tr
Jersey Ju.tiue tar .utrI ID Gris~rx t'n--ur ~ -
.,y City yet.trGGi. They Were cHrEtf ri~ nI "a
r,1slng n wpiuuut IurArf H.iUs.'n trrr','mur
tutgr lp icot ~ eI eapr-nssIsf rrFiri liza tr
does moi i,rrr 4 y mirr- ~r,-r- plRisnsrld nd
nr,nto Al, .,urs Nj hurs .lpuI ~ .SJT'p lr4sL
Thoms. H l. - years MD, ~ lth $swb-E -~-I 10
noArn, ~Es GrGi. unt rIs-a - n'stt'tEnr- u rir
nrd .ummo-l rniiG-nIsi Rit t..,
Errnrd-r NcI'unuigh oDnrHlr4 fA- l'-A~'n-r ~ -
ienrt,ntisry TOT mhe,y eIss W." i~is lIa'Tr-s
Iisun-rs =. lG.-n H.. g!'- nj Gr ',r W Ipnl
ur ~ horss. Al i,urrra 20 81" -t'. ~ iaiE tia
dead De1t u resulted from G-.g-i"m rrm'ns
The sun., 1892-12-15
BRUOkL IN.

Tho Rev Isaac Newton Phelps was last n,ght in.
st ali a. pastor OF the Ctntennis Baptist Church
The Union League club gave Its annual ladies' recsr
tion last night anl the event WAS the most brilliant
and successful IN ats history.
Bridge President Howell saws that before lsnx the
will be shtrd Lv electricity. and that within
years they VIII be run by electT4c!ty
I'll. Grand Jury engaged IN investigation Of III.
accounts OF moneys expended hy the Ald.rmenGnd
SUPERVISORS Tor the recent 90 l.u!aI re.ebrAtiuu.
BENJAMIN H. sOuthworth. employed ~ a time clerk
In The Nayv Yard las been missing ire
q So trom His nome al 4Ul fuinam sveue !or h,ytrs
Gays.
The estimated cot o: new hBiiGings during the uns
y.r was s.. ,,-s 500. IN Increase Of IrarIy - 0t
dcu over the preceding yeSr Tho toA! sumter VI ue
ln!ts ssged ivr new puIGiE-s as4-"t.
IyCorporatinn Council " 4, he VIII In, rrs..nt.d
. bii $40 OGU the county Tor ms SERVICES In sur
cs.iu!,v ronuurling rLe SAT- ui County Treasure.
Adams against ito East River Savings lust!tutIun IN
New yora which involved ta- validity OF Au lss ae OF
Sb0ov,OOU of bonds.
Thoma. Of %lS Warren street. who WAS ar,S 81
Dec IL for beating And k:cs InR his wife and it ~
in lkt may no tred Ter murder Last nlEht Dr. bow
ney the surgeon at st, MRry'S HospitS pof.ed
the police that Mrt Ryan vas suffering internal
henorrhsge from ihe elects OF her husbh hrutay
and that there only slight chance NJ her
TIE arst OF series Of quarterly conferences OF the
priests Of the Rruok.yn Catholic Doc.ie Tor the dis
QUESTION OF tAeolosirn! questions was he'd 1uesdur
In ~ Ishn's SEMINARY In W!.louEhby avenue under
the supervision OF bishop Mcdonnell. The Rev pr j.
A. iiAr,nett Moderator. Snd the Rev. J barrett
WAS secretary TAe conference vii. be resumed day
The sun., 1892-12-15
JOTTINGS LROTr TOWN.

-ss ss. %Tai "a, s ~. sp'ee passengers
'sS. ~ ":ni Ri,ns: sa,.sF1 sa;
As-gs.at.o". rAa rrretpI- were s:,oru,
n.ar rI-. "a'r y-.tr:ias. ami were badly damaged.
sue vas s .rto A.tor, . PN"''e' III Nf' e'''o0'
Ih. Gor.-I ',.n. otthe new s.vsnsynr,s Resim.ns
T. .. a. . t Srst aMry Hmi yATa orn,nx 4, 10
er.orA. ~ re-: II mt Will parade.
aa.-: .nFp - yt25t I'D I'd r'.1d.i snl! in the
fcqas hnren llo I4Ates street. ani was remandsd
pom consp ant Q. s.:-- ryat. Lawel, Of tn. saliva
J., ,y-@os VA ye.t'r!Ay rn,d s. N the Esse1
a ~ ~ f.l.atr .tt--t
~. tn.;sd >ia:r. r-an. Jury Las dismissed tn.
r,,.-' :s,.?n ::~.,"r, = IL xtsenIh Election
I,3v-uir. rl.r. o. We arrssrs On tie last iay OF
r-.t-'ratun.
IN. .a.sgt char. Rank. CT R!n$. Bros. lay p.e:
hsh-r, 70 r-,"ver .--.p trgm 80 Ae" York Club for
ron. 1"i tr r, ~ to =" wln %.,ro,; was dts
HaT became tie action was barred uy the statute sf
W. y..y s-raa.. q allure TO aispo.. po e
q S2H on i of fSE S@ ns III n o
,sa,sn /. an! nh-re tia e.ty was furnishing refuse
r..;~r.g "a, at :ss v..s :,r.es of tho t.ct.
aPn",; - tn-'n grfrnS to pay u. suite. and vlvn1
taa' -l- tempted to -ulug. = tie painting
Ian. fer the new armory 20 be bui!t for rrosp A
'os b, er, @l 'Ps s,A A'nT.y Ts soi5a s
.n-g-+rD'n " tF- comm 's"n-- .: PuDlte works
tot TIE OF aro:he- troop. saou!u b
E.rresen-at-rs me local sMen's Cleveland
sEa 81 yea '"n c".- W. .mers n.xt Monaay afternoon
thr tv $40. y ~ .s't Ling tie inauguration Of Presi
least zoo ara wal taxa alon, tic banners and
haI. a--i N the caurai4n
tr- pohc. Of III" Ho"r-y street station have touni
no 10 n" VINO lted and robbed
am. : G"r,on sar-rinr.rdent of the John hancock
VI on M a the -"T4,e road y, on..o. "n .os
Sar. ; ' ] yHsns .: n"; 'N' ponce A4'' only
rGoma. j. M1dav IN Lndioy ,,r... I.i on
suraHr. wnica ne co""te4 Tor EIizaseth Doug
a. ias an ws ." an wn0 an .r @ .. t.s -
money. .oei-t up N default Of 5000 bail
Mrs. >aran Elorans sun against III. First Preshv-
49," .. GnjFrh "f r:,oon. :. rs"oy.r ~ WHOA
-on r1rE ~ r.. t.r ,H y->r' ] .. h~r NJ ~ ,rea V:
lnry Mrs gor an ontaIrsd a verdict OF $40 Mrs
ON h-! conveyed her property to The church
r-por- bv Pcr.r-- tonts G. RarR-u.r ried in the
sP%r9r y"art y'-.rri"x G,.,"r@s mat tho advc.
Lrans t" h-r %er,an prepsry I" t'hrh rerson in
a~ pro2-ry F"n der e rrr rIro.nas sO'S 'Sns
,nmrt Genera! Term winch ha' the power "f ':lsbar.
~ Boari Of G"ne-sl Appraisers has oyarruea on re-
Pra ..r '.n"r IN wor.r-t "orruf- hng,>h mann'ac-
J.,
cant "r tnrr prIcr- COMMISSIONS CumuI,s IONS are
mt GVflhnl- nut IN" Appraiser !~rlt-i that these
mm4-si"ns w'r" n''iti'Is and .eII"I tntv upnn
Them. The R"U-i Vas ir-t allow til uor rs 10
a "Gr n comm --'"n of -, grr
E"ryn is ."M: ~nm Wns a, ahcrty under $500
for" lEtG" a.rtn" asan yesterday, me irand Jnry
EnY M FOUND n"T In 'f n"nt forgery
in he s"'nri !"gre- Tw" indictments Tor forgery
and ON '.r pruy tarc~ny ar. Geo'nr nvainsrNef.
sh- Nat maze restitution as In,lI,tn. .nts
p-nri'rE INST h-r, and would UndOpteuy rIahe
titnfl0n 1t lpn"ar. 70 b" necessary unh"r The
Indictment. Judge MARITIME i-rll-I flAt u" presene
bnli wSUHi hr -UtNrirn'. and r" ea,-! Mrs Laws
The sun., 1892-12-15
Railroad Sofrs-

Aregular schedule went into eject yes.er-
day on the road between Little Falls and
DU!gsyie N Herkimer county Two t-ains .
day vii! run each way !or THE present
The Cincinnati Superior fourt has decided
that the cincinnati Hew Orleans AND Texas
Pacific lallroad Comuany - Liable for the
oyeriSsue OF toci; By its Secretarr. S-orEe H.
Doughty. Ins amount involved ls about
SJcU.Up.
The roads in the Central Traffic Assoeiatioa
have created permanent foard OF Art.ltrs-
tiop cpmposed OF Chairman Nalkts and tOrD-
mis-ioners Blanchard AMI Donald 10 sdgIe=I-
cate questions pertaining 10 Central Ir4A-s
Association Affairs only.
The attempt 10 formulate . satists etotT lSa
OF ORGANIZATION having failed. the Oregon
Pacific non dholders Wiu enceayer 10 raI-~ hT
prn rata assessment The SUN uHess-arr tW
huy the road The sale by order o: court ~lll
be on January lIaeNt. and the LouI1 LAs lKr4
SloJu uvU as the minimum price
The sun., 1892-12-15

Gabriel ?. Rousseau. = wsll-dresssd colored
man. ~ years old. who refused to give his ad-
dress. was committed for trial In $1,000 bail at
the Yorkville Police Court yesterday. For some
weeks past baggage has mysteriously disap-
On Monday Walter +. Stevenson. an English
man. arrived from Boston. and presented a
check for n bag containing $ll5 worth OF
found
On Tuesday a driver OF Westcott's Express
express wagon and run away. He pursued
the thief who. seeing that he was hoty
pressed dropped his booty and managed to
escape.
An hour later the driver snw Rousseau walk
into the waiting room OF the New Haven sta
tion and caused his arrest. The prisoner had
on Mr.. Stevonson's clothing.
The sun., 1892-12-15

Judge Lacombe In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday signed an order to compel
Postmaster Van Cott to show cause why ne
should not be required to pay into court about
$1,000. claimed by Mr.. George L. Rowell to
have bsen overcharGed for postage on his pub
licatien. PrinrrS' ms. and to receive IrU,irj's'
Ink until the decision OF the suit on payment
Of second-class rates. The order TO show
cause is returnab Q on Dec, 1G. but 1t will be
The Postrn as. er has sent tho papers to POST
master General Wanamaker. who will consult
with the Attorney-Gcneral and. If the latter
thinks that there Is any defence to the action,
he will probably instruct District Attorney
Mitchell to represent the Government II ths
ment has any case it will probably so by
dafaut.
The sun., 1892-12-15

DR.. Smith Glad the Trial was FREQ from Dis
agreeable Personalities.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1.-THE last incident In
the trial OF tho Rev. Prof. Henry Preserved
Smith came to-day whom the Rev. DR.. A.
Ritchis acting Moderator. read the sentence
OF the court. Prof. Smith broke the silence by
saying he wns gratihed that tho trial had been
conducted without dsagresahle personalities.
The members Of the Committee Of Prosecu-
tion IN ado similar conciiatory speeches.
Protests were then made to the findings by
both Sides Each side will appeal to the Synod
Of Ohio. Prof smith. it is said. will not be re-
moved from Lane Seminary as 1t is under
stood largo majority Of the trustees favor
his rat
The sun., 1892-12-15

Ida Doergs Is a pretty. brown eyed girl. Is
years old. who has been on the stage since she
was g. Her last engagement was in tho
Casino ballet She lives with her mother. at
SO7 Sixth avenue. and In the Yorkvils Police
Court yesterday her parent charged her with
Mrs. Doerge told tho Justice that Ida had re-.
Gently been indulginG In too many late SUD-
unfit for publication. The girl was committed
to the House OF Keluge.
The sun., 1892-12-15

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it spleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently etpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duce1, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ito
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have j. on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tryit. DO not accept any
Mbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
say FRANCISCO. cN.
LOUISVILLE. kY. NEW YORK N. h
The sun., 1892-12-15

The EeorGanization Committee Of the San
Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad COMPANY
have made alterations in the original plan q
reorganization submitted :. year ago The
committee now recommend that authority ;,e
given for the issue Of s2l.Go0.UOO is, no:t-
gage tour per cent. f.ity-yes- gold bonds guar
antssd NV the southern l'aciiic Railroad Com
pany. - l4ichs2. 10000 vii! hs iessrset FOR
future e1tenS .ur-. and Sl.SW.Sp for itnrroye
ments and eqH!.rnenL- leaving Sl.ptnUyu ioc
PURPOSES o. reorganization.
The committee will use ;heir ,uccce ent IN
determining whether there shall lee ! fore
closure sale. securities must te csrosiIet ca
or before Jan. IL. iSSi
The sun., 1892-12-15
THE AyTI-POOLING CLAUSE
Railroad Presidents Urge MOdiaeations oi
the Interstate Commerce Act.

the Interstate COmmc rec Act,
WASHINGTON. Dec. IA number OF promi.
nent railroad men. including President Depev
OF the New York Central and President Rob-
erts of the Pennsylvania system. were before
the Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce this morning to advocate tho passaeel
OF the amendment to the Interstate Com
merce law. introduced bv request by M-. Gull
lem. to modify the existing law SD as TO
uthorizo railroad companies to form pools
under the supervision Of the Interstate Com
msrce Commission. to wipe out the penal
clause OF tho punishment prescribed. &c. Tie
full COMMITTEES WAS present. and speeches were
made by Mr. Depew. Mr.. Roberts. Mr.. Walker.
and Mr. Ingalls, those gentlemen urcing that
tho great majority OF the railroads OF the
country were in favor Of the proposed amend
ment.
Mr.. Mcmillan OF Michigan Introduced bill
In tho Senate to-day TO allow any com n
carrier. subject TO tho provisions OF the exist
ing law. to enter into any contract. agreen enf.
DC. with any other carrier. for tho division of
the freight OF the different competing roads.
or to divide between them the aggregate or
net proceeds OF the earnings. except as p."-
vide,i i'll he bill. provided the aC.e-inent is in
writing. duly executed. and does not conflict
with any other provision OF the law. such
agreements may become operative only ate.
having been filed with the Interstate ON
nerce Commission and approved tY them.
Alter such approval each Iarty /. required to
deposit sufficient security To- guarantee that
the terms Of the agreement viii te carried out
The sun., 1892-12-15
suppo.ed to he nuyIns for the vanderh,lt.

PARKEEsBuRG. W. Va. Dec. 14.-What are
known us the McKeol lands. in Raleigh and
Fayette, counties. This State. have been pur-
posed to be acting for the Vauderbi!ts. These
lands consist OF 100000 acres. and coal and
timber OF tho finest quality aro found there
The purchase price was $SOO.U
The sun., 1892-12-15

LAWRENCE. Mass. Dec. l4.-At the annua
meeting OF the Boston and Maine llaiiroad this
morning it was voted to increase tho number
OF directors TO seventeen. The following d.
rectors were elected: Archibald 4. Mcleod.
Philadelphia: Frank Jones. Portsmouth. y. II. ::
Samuel [. Lawrence. Medford. Mass: George
NJ. Pullman. Chicago. Ill: Joseph s Kicker.
Portland. Ne. : Charles A. Sinclair. Portsmouth.
\. H.. William {. Whi,nsy. New York: GeorG.
". Haven. New York: Eichard olIey. Eoston !:
wcbD. New York: Walter Hunn.wsll. Boston !:
William I. Hart. Boston: joseph L White.
Broukiine. Mass: Arthur scwall. Bath. No. {.
Henry Il; Heed. Boston. ATetts Eloo-. Man
chester. y. "a.
it was voted 10 charge the time OF the an
nUal meeting from tho second Tuesday n
peceInl cr TO tho second Wednesday IL pctc-
ber and 10 have the annual reports made Up
TO June 80. IT was voted TO issue lfty-year Z
per cent bonds to an amount not exceeding
a2ODU.uoD. for the purpose nf furdin: and Ie-
funding he Indebtedness o:tEe COMPANY :a.i-
ing duo Jan. J. lS'L-
The sun., 1892-12-15
SINCErHEW WAR

EheaT'ftsm rai'caiy cured IN every since
iI.l w:In auoGs Prescription ZOO t-4. prepared By
i.l.tE - lnlr lr"rsfy pia"-. >rv lUra. Muscular.
.slty 'at!' ,tntaumitory, lurnhaVo &c. Internal
49, bo'tt"- Al arnx,t.t- rAmpnlc; free.
The sun., 1892-12-15

When Baby was sick, wc gave her CaHo-ia.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss. she ching TO Castoria-
Wien she had Children, sbs ssvs thsm osspsriA
The sun., 1892-12-15

The Pennsylvania Railroad
Is the scenic the West The m oultAin scenery
on the line OF this road 10 superb.-Idp
The sun., 1892-12-15

.s s e. :. 6 p E..s :e; ;ss t.a:s s.'
The sun., 1892-12-15

The convenience OF jar Of oudshy', hsx nrsna Ex
tract Of Beef 10 never batter SpprsetAbsa thAa whse
ssms SSeoAxe 'iAAt aA&"-AdA
The sun., 1892-12-15

AZ t9rk Centrars Buffalo specisl-bsst sysnlpR
~" bunslo aud Niagara Falls.-Ady
The sun., 1892-12-15


held its regular meeting. The day was set
for the consideration OF the Williams bill to
repeal the Sherman law. Mr.. Williams was
not present. and accordingly the bill went
over, There was then some very Informal
general discussion of the silver question: A
proposition was put forward in q rat her indeh-
nate shape that an opportunity ne gwen IN tho
House for vote ON the repeal OF the sherman
law The free coinage III en- were not unwlliinC
that this should 10 done. but in order TO pre-
suggested that ths method by when 10 aG-
complish this was to take up the BLAND bill:
which at tho last session was finally displaced
by a few dilatory IL movements. after the SpeaRer
had found It necessary to cast the deciding
MI Mr. Hand and Mr.. Pierce. tho leaders OF tho
free silver section of the Democratic party In
the House. expressed q willingness to give ths
other side an opportunity to ofIsr the Wiz
llnms nd other bills as amendments TO ths
Bland bill. provided that on their part the anti
silver men would agree to let the House cone
to a vote on the question OF free coinage OF 81
YER and on other propositions more favorable
TO the extended use OF silver currency than
The present law. Messrs. Tracy OF New iork
and Taylor OF Illinois. without committing
themselves. were little inclined TO this view
OF the case The committee adjourned with
out actiop. 1t is thought that II the commit
tee were to agree UNANIMOUSLY uIon some
recon M ndatiOn ITO the House the sup.
port OF the Rule ) Committee could be obtained
to resolution making the Silver bi.. special
order: hut nothing In the past history OF the
committee warrants the conclusion that II VIII
tn. convsn,.uos of . jar of oudshy's REX nrsud Ex
tract Of 4 bsttsr AppreetAked thAA Vhea
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
Killing Fish by Wholesale.

Everybody passing over the Long
Island City Terry at Thirty fourth street
must have noticed of late the great num-
bers Of apparently dead fish that float
about on the surface of the river. Off
Thirty-third street is a dredging float,
and men are continually trying to blow
up the rocks in the river bed with dyna-
mite. Every explosion kills or stuns all
the fish IN the river about the place for
many hundred feet. A man watched the
apparently dead fish the other day. He
reached the pier at the foot of the street
just before the men fired a blast.
About a minute after the explosion the
fish began to come up to the surface Of
the river. They lay on their backs, ap-
parently dead. They t1oated about.
After awhile some Of them began to come
around. About nalf Of them came back
to life. The others foated about until
some men in boats wen, out ana gath
cred them in. The men in the boats SAID
that they went out after the fish after
each explosion. Sometimes they col
lected hundreds of fin.
Some of the dead fish apparently had
their skulls broken by the shock IN the
water. Others were merely stunned
The fish were good eating. Sometimes
they would put the fish IN buckets OF
water until they came back to life again,
and that they would fire q torpedo off
near the bucket and see the fish dive
down into the water and try in other
ways to get out OF the reachof the noise.
They had watched some Of the fish in
the river come to after the explosion and
make tracks to get out of the nelrhbor-
hood before a recurrence Of the explo-
SIGN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24

The ceremony Of opening the House b
one Of the most curious ever seen. Cal
il quaint, fantastic pr farcieal as got
will. it is nevertheless interesting. TINT
Gav begins with the search by the beef
eaters in their ancient costume les. .
modern Guy Fawkes should lave con-
cealed. himself somewhere in the ..oo-a,
vaults OF the house. Then the nc,n3eu
begin TO assemble. Tie Speaker, IN zig
a2i gown, with silver buckicd shoca
patiently sits in his canopied char await
I'M tie arrival Of the summons frou "a
Lords. The summons Is carried 10y c4ci
Roi. an ancient-ioohing figure ia >i.,r
knee breecues. with the implement troI
which he gets his name in his I.cd.
The moment his approach IS noticei D,
the doorkeepers they rush 10 close IN,
door as if an attack were about 10 u
made on the parliamentary citadel
Black Rod knocks three times.
''Whc goes there:" ask the keepers.
''BiacA Rod" comes the aEswc:.
s.En,er. Black Rod" shouted tn nti.
nels, and Black Rod enters. lie ao@s1
the Speaker, who, followed by nc inen.
bers, leaves the peoples chamber Tor the
House of Lords. The Queens Spe-cn Ia
numbled over. by the-Lo.d Chaocollo,
and the curtain is raised on the liis aci
of the great political play OF he season.
Chicago Herald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-24
A WEALTH.
Sam Lee. the Columbia Laundryman,
Goes Home TO Live Like a Kin G..

COLUMBIA. : C.-Nery few who have
noticed the ~uaassuming life OF sam ]. {
tile hinamap who has been running 4
laundry here for some time past, krew
that he was, comparatively speaking, a
n a!thy man.
sam came to this country abou, a h
cade. ago and has been steadily working
~ MS aundry trade in VARIOUS elite !.
IL saved every cent that il ecouii make
and accurnula'ed a little fortune. \ few
lays ago hepullcd up stakes here, sold
Ut his business, and left the city ~ r.
turn 10 China. Nesting close in his u
sale poke, was a draft on New YORK fur
IS, 900, AMI he carried III addition con
tdeTable ready money.
This has been Sans whole aim n Iif"
With IS. 0oJ IN China hc Mi. 49,. e IL
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