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Fire In a Theatre,

ALBANY. May 2o.-At tho performance to-
night OF BY Proxy" by A. $. Lipman's COM
pany at the Leland Opera House the gas log
in tho open fireplace. used in net l, set fire to
the scenery. About 500 people were in tho
house at the time. but everybody showed re-
markahle presence Of mind. Tho fire flarcd
UP rapidly. and when the hous" and stage
iies. they WORKED hard and nnniIv ' eyt tno
euishcd tho flames. several of them were
burned. some quito seriously. .jncob curlin.
about the arms and ircc. robert living. stage
manager for the company. had his hands
badly burned.
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no FOUND Il pRksBr1ER14y COLLEGE,
The Assembly Accepts Mr.. Middicmass's
Offer oi Land In Salt Luke'City.

PORTLAND. Or. MAY 2O.-The only thing OF
Importance done by the Presbyterian General
Assembly at its session to-day was to make
the report OF the Committee on the Revision OF
tho Confession the special order OF the day for
next Monday.
communication was received from John r.
Middlemass OF Salt Lake City. rendering to tho
Church one hundred acres OF land In the Nor
mon city. twenty acres Of which Is to be re-
tanned for the uses OF Presbyterian COL
lege to he called Westminster. in hon
or Of, the much; abused Confession Of
Faith" the rtmainaer OF the s,o land hn
which sum is to endow the institution. The
Assembly authorized the Moderator to telc-
committee to carry ont its terms.
lIoT SPRINGS. May 20 The Presbyterian
General Assembly. comprising tho synods o!
all tho southern States. convened here yestcr-
day. and will be in session about two weeks.
The Itey. Or. $. A. King of Waco. Tex. was
elected Moderator.
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There Was a baby,

Henry Bali. a butcher. had m action on trial
before Judge McAdam Of the Superior Court
yesterday for an annulmcnt Of his marriage
with Ida because of alleged fraud. She was n
waitress in Il Houston street restaurant when
he met her. They We're married Dec. 20. 1891.
alleged fraud was a baby which Ida brought
10 the fiat with her. BALI said he had never
heard Of the baby before. but Ida says he had.
sill
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MyRDEH SUSPECTED.
A knight of Pythias Found Dead In the
Sound with Hole in His Head.

THRoGG's NECK. May 2O.-At ] o'clock this
afternoon the body Of a man was found float
ing in the Sound off Fort Schuyler. rist d.
shot wound was in tho right temple. ard ris-
tol was found in one pocket. As a nan is not
very likely to shoot himself in tho head. place
his revolver in his pocket. and then throw
hlmse into tho water. the authorities suspect
that he was murdered.
The body is at Larvn's MorGue in West
Chester. village; II isthat OF man about 80
build. with black hair and mo!istncEe At
tached to. his, waistcoa. was u badge of the
knights OF Pythias.
The coat and wnistcoat were found or a stone
wall near tho shore. There hung from tho
waistcoat n gold chain. hut no watch was
more than twenty -four hours.
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Judge BIodse,t Will Not Resign.

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-The dispatches from
Chicago stating that Judge II. W. Blodcett Of
the United States District Court will resign his
seat on the bench to become one OF the cour-
Sc! for tho United States before the Bchring
Sea arbit,ators does not accurately state tho
sign. but. having reached the age ut which no
is.antitlcd 70 take the step. will retire. THIS
will leave him free to act as counsel in the
ease. while not preiudicing his relations to the
Government when it is concluded.
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Where Yesterdays Fires Were.

A. M-31O 322 East 116th street. Lehman Levy
damage $50: II 40 1913 West Fourth street. chimney
fire. no damage.
T. M-12:l5. Pier 40. North River. steamboat City Of
Troy damage siight, $40 100 Columbia street.
solomon WoIima.. iam"ge tr.ilIns; 40. u
rla,t street. T.. L Cnpy no damage: Gl5, l,n
East Thirteth street. unOccupied no damage: $3.50.
443 West firlythiri street kate Mehg. damage 500:
G:l5, o56 West Ihrtietn street, Michael Bowen,
damage: 0 -. I;t4 East Fig tynnth street. Fred
krahwike. damage SIZE: H;2! Presbyterian church.
l4l-. Thirteenth street. damage SlU0 lO:ju 1916
East 18th street. Jonn Terri. damage $40.
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WASHINGTON. May 20.-Mrs. Harrison Is bet
ter to day and able to sit up. Under the influ-
ence Of the fair dry weather the rheumatic
tendencies in hcr case will disappear. it is
thought. and her condition be greatly i'm
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Nothing succeeds like success. The Shore line
Flyer" between New York amt Boston. Wis the Shore
line T. perfect success Makes the run between the
Two cities In . hours aud " miRuies--Adr.
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PATClIOC IE, g., !.

TOWN OF UNION. ". j,
BERGEN LINE AVE, n2d. jobs BEST
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WASHINGTON ST. 1Ol. j. LICliSrENSTEiN
WASHINGTON st. I.o. OTTO l., RflrMEfER
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VI" n N, ". u.
ACADEMY ST - ". u. GORDON.
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3tantel-frmales.
ONE WAY TO SAVE
TIME
WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
COST,
YOU MAY LEAVE YOUR

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GENTS wanted TO sell rascur zine Lotion; the bsss
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A GENTs-s3 to 81 dx,iy. experience Unnecessary
~ exclusive territory.
PUTNAM / co. ferfumers. West Winsted. Conn
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Nj D vhNpr&EN. GERARD BUILDING.
A LADt tANNASStH 10 work particularly with
u teacher yirntan profitable. amt gertc., Ad-
!Trss HISTORY, 81 T.ihIr.
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GENTS wanted FOR rraynn and other portraits: $40
RronL lyo
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A GENTS WANTED.-New York County Cooperative
n Fire Insurance pany, $50 Broadway, stewart
building. room 81.
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BROOKLYN. l.. 1.

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H. ne me south western Limited via New York Central
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IWAN1En saiesm.n on SALARY or commission 10
IL handle tina ne Patent Chemical Ink ErASnE Pen
ell! the greatest selling novelty produced; erasss
Ink thoroughly in two seconds; abrasion of paper
200 10 800 cent PROFIT. agents sales amounted
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terms aud full particulars address
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Nantrd- Alalcs--a Misrrllnueoms.

GENTS WANTED to Introduce Robbins Patent
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nsccond Just out, matted sample IL cents
JANEEY 4 co. 35a North Water ST., Philadelphia.
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GENTS So daily see needle.t hreading thimbei
"A greatest novelty on earth. Warren room 81.
A LUCRATIVE APPOINTMENT can be obtained BY
- fa.ly educated elderly man OF gentienanly ad.
81 600 first year CARSON SIMPSON - Chambers ST.
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A GEN WANTED outside OF New York to sell to baH
IA trade novelties in whskey TASKS, bottle stopperA
a.. Enclose 81 for samples and terms. Address
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domestic &errauts at'anted.

A NEAT. respectable girl for general house " or
a good reference required. Apply 2Os West lo4th o.
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AWNING>.-U Operator. wanted.
~ John T. Mrl!lt;lI. ,"t3 Broadway
RUok FOLDERS wanted, 4"Ncscy ST., top hoor,
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RARGAlNS-S2o second.ha suits 81: $50 suits. ST.
- $40 salts $40. tO3 Fiatbush Ry. Brooklyn.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER wanted by export rom.
~ minsinn house. only those who have travelled
through Mexico and snnth America In "A similar
racty and are thoroughly familiar with bust
ness need apply: liberal terms 10 romprt .nt man;
answers mus: contain full particulars credentials
Address :. H. box lNI sun office
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
AROUND THE THRONES.

The Prince of Wales is getting stouter
all the time, and now yerges ON the pom
derous.
The crown of st. Stephen, king Of Hun
gary from $50 TO 1915, is still preserved
with the ancient regalia in the fortress
palace of Buda-Pesth.
The boy crown prince of Germany, it
is said, is destined by his mother to be
the future husband Of Wilhelmina, the
child queen of Holland.
The emperor Of Germany has great
horror of betting, and would like 10
make it illegal, if he dared, among the
officers of the Prussian army.
The empress of China never travels
without taking with her 1900 dresses,
which are contained in 600 boxes, each
taking two or more coolies to carry.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

A rose tree twenty-four inches in cir
conference will be one Of California's
exhibits.
More than 200 panels of native woods
will enter into the interior decoration Of
the Washington Worlds fair building.
Fully 100000 men, it is believed, will
participate in the parade on the occasion
of the dedication of the Worlds fair
buildings in October.
The colored women of Minnesota have
offered to assist in the decoration of the
states building at the Worlds fair, and
the offer has been accepted.
A separate building at the Worlds
fair for the shoe and leather industry
exhibit Is now an assured fact, as the
required 100000 has all been raised.
Space has been applied for at the
Worlds fair for a miniature model Of
Galveston, showing its advantages and
facilities as shipping point and port Of
entry, its docks, parks, public build
ings, etc.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, president Of the
board of lady managers, and Archbishop
Ireland have agreed upon plan for Sc
curing for the Worlds fair an exhibit Of
the work Of the Catholic women of the
world. This project has the special APP
prevail Of Pope Leo XIII.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
AROUND THE THRONES.

Queen Liliuoklina, of the Sandwich
Islands, is the patron Of temperance
cofeehouse in her capital city.
Queen Victoria is surrounded by cor
don of detectives as many as those
about the person of his czarship of Rus
sia.
The emperor of AMMAN is only twelve
years old and an inveterate cigarette
smoker. He is studioas and serious
little boy, with a lingering fondness for
the childish toys that the French gov
eminent sends him for amusement.
At the last court ball given by the
queen regent of Spain over 1000 invita-
lions were issued and the whole affair
was a more than brilliant one, even at
the stately court Of Spain. The value
of the jewelry worn is estimated at sew
eral million dollars.
The Empress Eugene spends much Of
her time in writing up her memoirs Of
the imperial court, which viii not be
published until after her death The
work will be of vast interest if Eugenie
will permit herself TO speak Of the men
and things which made the Napoleon
era 80 famous.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
RAILROAD JOTTlNGS.

A new roundhouse is being built for
the Lehigh Valley road at Rochester,
N. Y.
General Traffic Manager W. F. Berry,
Of the Boston and Maine, announces the
appointment OF NJ. r. Donovan as gen.
eral freight agent.
Express trains in Russia rarely travel
faster than twenty-five miles an hour.
These are very slow expresses indeed,
yet railway guard AYERS that the fast
est trains are always the safest.
Pennsylvania, Lehigh and Eastern
was reorganized in Philadelphia. D. A.
Easton, of New York, was elected presi-
dent. The road is to be 100 miles long,
extending from Tomhicken, Pa, to Port
Jervis.
The incorporators of the new Pine
Bluff and Eastern are F. NJ. Gillette,
New York; H. E. Martin, Stuttgart,
Ark; John NJ. Taylor, A. V. Stafford
and John O'Donnell, Pine Bluff, Ark.
The general manager of the company is
A. V. Stafford.
With two cars more than the famous
special train carried ON Sept. 4, 1891.
when it made the great run between
New York and Buffalo, the Empire
State express on the New York Central
made the run from Albany to Syracuse,
148 miles, in 157 minutes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

There are now $4,000 homeopathic
physicians in America.
The most costly of the metals is di-
dynium, which sells at 81 800 pound.
The Jacksonville Qlls.) Institute for
Deaf Mutes has the only deaf mute mill
tary company in the world.
There is a lighthouse to every four
teen miles of coast in England, to every
thirty-four miles in Ireland and to every
thirty-nine miles in Scotland.
In France when funeral passes
every man raises his hat to salute it.
The deceased person may have been a
child, pauper, a beggar, it is no mat
ter. The cortege is saluted by every
man, whether he be prince, millionaire
or mendicant.
Supposed TO be associated with deity,
snakes are, in some parts Of India, well
cared for, and even worshiped. The
low caste natives therefore who will
alone undertake the work of extermina-
ton receive but scant assistance from
the community at large.
An interesting love letter has just
been discovered in the British museum,
craven in cuneiform characters on a
small tablet, and is a proposal Of mar
rage from a Pharaoh for one Of the
daughters of the king Of Babylon. This
curious document is dated 1880 years
before Christ.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
STAGE GllNTS.

Edwin Royle, the author of friends, y
is believed to be the first resident of Salt
Lake City to win fame as a playwright.
Celie Ellis, who appears to be equally
at home in opera and comedy, will play
the part Of Mrs. Horton in the perennial
CDR. Bill"
So far from returning TO the stage,
Mrs. Mary Anderson-Navarro will spend
the autumn in Scotland and the winter
in Germany.
1.-THE Operator" one Of the new plays
of the season, will have as joint stars
two brothers who can scarcely be dis
tinguished apart.
Minnie Seligman's leading support in
her initial starring tour in MY Official
Wife" will be Coulter H. Brinker and
Mildred Meredith.
One of the stars of the season of 1891
will be Jessie Bartlett Davis, one of the
principal members Of the Bostoniaus,
who will then head first class operate
organization Of her own.
Almost every farce comedy ON the
road next season will have as its bright
particular feature that erstwhile nov
city, the widows dance, which has been
done to death in New York city.
If the imported plays and adaptations
which the great New York managers
now have on hand should all prove sue
cessful, American dramatists would
have nothing TO do for several years.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
TURF TOPICS.

Captain s. s. Brown has about com
pieted his new half mile track nea,
Uniontown, Pa. All the Brownsville
farm racers will be trained on it.
G. W. Williams says 85-pound sui.
kies are too light. They trembie toe
much, and the thills are SO light thew
don't go steady around the turns.
Rockbottom, pacing stallion, record
2:2O, won eighteen races without losing
one, and made the best record ever made
on half mile track in Tennessee.
Lord Rosslyn and Colonel North have
arranged a match between Buccaneer
and Nunthorpe, to run mile and a
quarter at even weights for $4,000 a
side.
Peter De Lacy, the New York book
maker, says that all the race tracks in
the country cannot prevent his commits
sioner from placing a commission in q
betting ring.
Miss Wanetta Grimes, the fifteen.
year-old daughter of G.. Grimes, of Terre
Haute, drove the pacing horse Riley
a half mile with a running mate in
1869 at the Bloomington races.
There is a sensational yearling PAGER
In training at Hudson River Stock farm.
She was sired by Favorite Wilkes, dam
by General Benton, and has paced
quarter in 3424 over a slow track.
Racing authorities in Australia will
not allow any horse TO start for stake
or purse after his tail has been banged
or docked. They claim that this rule is
in the interests of humanity on account
of flies and mosquitoes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
RAILROAD JOTTtNGS.

The Great Northern road has inau-
gurated daily passenger service be-
tween st. Paul and Spokane, Wash.
1t will take nearly 10000 tons of iron
to complete the new addition to the
Pennsylvania Broad Street station, Phil
adelphia.
The removal of the roundhouse and
machine shops of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway from Alvarado to
Waco, Tex, is contemplated.
Assistant Superintendent A. W. Sar-
gent, of the Pullman Palace Car com
pany, Pennsylvania division, Jersey
City, has been appointed superintendent
at Jacksonville, Fla.
General Passenger Agent G. E. Lam
bert, of the West Shore road, has an
nounced the appointment of N. E. Clark
as general baggage agent to succeed
George W. Clymans, deceased.
The chief object of the Pennsylvania
in opening q European passenger agency
at this time is to secure business for its
road during the Worlds fair. 1t is the
first Of the American roads to take this
step.
The largest order said to have been
given in two years was that placed by
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
recently with the East Texas mills for
10000 ties, to DO used on the main line
extension from Doggy Tank to Houston.
The West Shore has just had added to
its rolling stock two elegant Wagner
sleeping cars, each containing twelve
sections, They are two Of the most
modern and finely constructed cars that
have yet been turned over TO this com
pany,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17

Here is DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew's
definition Of typical American: every
man in this country who rises from OBJ
security by his unaided efforts TO posi-
ton Of honor and distinction, and who
commands consideration and the respect
Of the community in which he lives, Of
the state in which he is citizen and Of
the country at large, is typical Ameri-
can" But this adroit juggier with
words hastens to inform us that within
these limits there are different degrees
Of types Of typical Americans. To be
sure.
Brazips prospects as republic are not
desperate when the Rothschilds purchase
5000, 900 Of her 5per cent. bonds at ".
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

The revolving pistol was the invention
of Colt in 1885.
The steam fire engine was the work Of
Ericsson In 1880.
The steam printing press was invented
by Richard Hoe in 1912.
The first European colony founded IN
America was that Of Virginia, settled
by an English company in 1907.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17

This remarkably low offer
is for a short time only, SO
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-17

Sample copies of either paper
sent free on application
The morning call., 1892-11-06
IonN rToRR-s2s MoNTGoMERY 81 on

JOHN PfORR-32s MONTGOMERY ST. OPP
- safe Deposit
S35 35,00O-EXoeIient corner on Golden Gate ave-
two <-story bay-windew double fats Of rooms
aud bath each: lot 5xs5; rent s220.
SlO,ooo-Naleucia ST. near 2ist; 2-story new
house store with rooms attached on first floor
and fiat rooms aud bath upstairs; lot 25x1oO;
rent $50.
Sl2 .5JO-AAgnifcent corner on 2d street: : and
Stors bsy-windOw houses: 2 stores and fats
above; lot 3OxSO. rents sl2i.
S2l ,OOO-tine investment on Mission street. nea
l<tb; houses store and dwellings; lot 45Xl37:6;
always ana well rented.
S26.5OO-GOOd business property on 4th street:
good Nstory O2y-windOw house: stores aud
Hats of rooms nd bath each lot 5OxSO rent Sl75
S24,0IO-iine giit-edged downtown corner prop
cry on Seary ST.; 4-Story bay-windOw house:
taurant below and p rooms the upper floors:
lot 2sxe2:t: bringing good rent and having great
future before H.
Zine Mar-et.st. property: lot 5OxeO, or Is5 feet:
In the tess art OF Market 81 with improvements;
prices
Reduced S4sOO0-The biggest bargain out; /;
the Nalencia-st. Hotel; rent 1850: leased at that
Ter three years; the splendid 4-story bay-wsndow
hcteI on valencia ST. bet. 18th aud i9tn; stores;
100 rooms. besides all hotel ecommod3 d3tions: lot
75xlU0 feet.
sls0o0-Mssi St. near lsIh: houses; stores
beowsnd rooms upstairs; lot 50xs0; fine buy.
rent 500 -
slsO0o-A bargain: Valencia St, only few feet
from Ioth; lot SOxSs. with n fine new 2stOry bay
windo" house; store. with 3 rooms back aud hat 9
rooms and bath upstairs
slo0OO-Rent SS5; 3story house: stores below
and - large rooms upstairs; Howard St, Sd:
ssoO0O-Reducsd TO sss.oOO: 2 Ane houses,
rooms and bath each: lot o0NsO; Mission St. near
ss5oo-Redueed IL sSOo0 corner 2story double
nat oay-window house on Fulton St inside OF " eb
stsr; VIII make nrst-class business corner. with
very little expense: 2-story and basement: lot 25x
S2:b: Will rent at $50
$5O0o-Rent Sll5; houses on a 4th-st corner on
ieased ground Tor II ears; ground rent $50.
nnE
The morning call., 1892-11-06
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

GIC H00 RENTS STA PER MONTH: THE
u =. .OOO. owner desires an offer. will
change Tor untncumbered improved city property:
Plne-st investment; improvements consist OF 8
modern Hats OF Z. and d looms each; bath In
each; also rear house. divided into flats of and
i rooms, bath, etc lot 25xl37:6 sunny side OF
street; mortgage of $4,000 can remain.