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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Business Chances.

ALL PARTIES sccking business oppos-
tuu!ups or investments. those desiring " eel,
procure Iartnrrs or aldlLOnal capital, cal
A. our Office Information Zee. DOOLIIILb
& CO.. - East ith->t.
\ PArINTr for Al Dld-cstab!i.hcd tail.
orin- business, with t-pD i0catc1 o. Broad
way: .o1d riau'e for = tailor MCDONALD
& NlGGiNS. $40 Na~'au-'t.
RAEEEY. - Lon. cs'nbli'hcd; lcosc
lcadirg avenue a -,i~n!h. l.. J.. HEN
DEEaON. 10 3dnvo.. y. Y.
BUTTER. TEA AND COFFEE STOl:E.
EVERYTHING con. plrt. mn cOd chance.
Cal aud 80 at 1880 iu!ton--t.. Erooh lyn.
ELACK SMITH snOr AND DWELL.
lSG In growing Village. on N'w-IIaNcn
H. r. with rood-riil VI business ~ 800.
MELVILLE =. MEAD ~ Wnimm.-t
CI1>E STORE for .d-. bccru'' Of q
tour 81 G-rmanv. n lst-st.
CONFGE WITH rs your vans; wc
Will 40 TIC Fn,t. MILLER { CO.. hank
Or. and Gt1sors - and - c-d1r...
FOL. SALE.-Jrwclsy stoic With sowing.
riachincs and repair snip; good place lOi
lfycil"F: plenty ~ r"pairia". Fl;ANk
RICHAED>. "O7 Fast 95ths,.
$4,000 Will rUh,i,N.I l,"rc,t In
brokerage buslr"s>, handling roai cstats,
stocks bonds. l"1ns. industrial Investments
nrst-clnss cry say; long established
Acdrcse O1EAi.. Tribune once.
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mcn man In whom every farmer can place Implicit
confidence.
4 CULTIVATED w0M,Ns TESTIMONY.
from Kate Fields Washington.
Nov.ycrl was cntitlca to .hr second Place ana
Ecw 'r Gc ms"" crcry J'iie honor iqr the
press depends hc maint"Hanc" Of Rcirihhoni ,'S.'
utior.. Mr. Rcd will aGorn anT Office t" when nc
TOO FAMILIAR WITH POLITICAL JOURNALISM FOX
From Tho EOsion Herald
Mr. Whclrw Held hnc ut icN-' one cmlncl, Inin nl
hcInr curiea,ur-d He appreciates the fact that NJ
man got carcnturci nowadays unless he amounts I"
something.
GREETINGS FROM HIS PROFESSIONAL b"hl""'''''
From The Hastings (NcbD Tribune.
Mr. Reid stands at the head in The profession . Oh
Journalism. and Is a noted scholar and literary man
lie Is also succ>sf ana ,lr nnrnrrpnrc
and energy in whaevcr he undertakes. These inc
qualification Will be vaua" asSSinncc r. Ihr pS,o,c
II, Mn '' ncn The ticket Immensely o has made his
from noy 9 Bc'r r"mpa a" D" "s
srnds him greeting and hopes f.. success ior 'hc'r
fsmous c"mridc.
TIE KIND or MAN TO Re PROUD OF.
From The Gouvcrncur Is. - Tribune
The nomination Of whclav E'l fo- the second
place on the ticket calls 10 the fore remarkably hpo
and clean man.
FAITHFUL AND ADEQUATE TO EVERY TRUST.
From tn. Lockport journal
In every public place he has held or still h"iuN
Minister 10 France, Regent 81 the University anu
others he hns acquitted himself with that credit born
81 innate merit. lie will bring o ~" great once ni
Vice President Of the United States learning h""''
tact, success.
HIS NOMINATION. MASTERSrEokE
From The Los Angles SIN.
Among thc slg:ciou~ counscls by when INC M'n n,
apolis Convention cidci none was wiser tln Inn
which conceived. suggested and effected the nt.VII,
strnko q, nominating Wh",aw Rrid, ti' fNllT 90
The Ncv York Tribune for Vice President Of tile tnfcd
States.
CHARACTER WINS INFLUENCE
From The Los Angeles Express
lie has long boon the owner ~ that Journal Clh"
New York Trihuucl and through Is columns. as afp
hy tlc force of nj, personal Influence" has been -
,wcr in the politics ~ HI state and Of the milton
A. a whole There arc Journals ~ larger circulation
than The Tribune. but non" more innucntai, ana
none respected
AN INSPIRATION To TIE PARTY.
rror, The rcc,sldll -. " Messenger.
The nomination Of Whlicnw Reid the Rcpu-
ucon candidate the Vice Presidency ~ IN" United
st,,cs VIII arouse the cfthu.a ~ all Republicans.
and A. vol III all IaIhc spirited citizens ~ the com
try This nomination strengthens a Ticket already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Ind plac. for her cook aud waitress. or
chsub"rmai n together or separately lily or
'o.nty. Apply "Wednesday and hue fai
D. oruiny htt~ccr . and J. O'Clock AZ 3=o
VET 1Ttl-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Ak INSPIRATION To TIE PARTY.

T'rc nomination of Whclnw Reid as the Rcpn''
,con candidate. for the VICE Presidency ~ IN" lutc
states " II ar,u~" the crihu,iI,W ~ all Republicans
and A. vol 81 all Iahic spirited citizens - the
,rV This nomination siren citizens a tichct already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
for Sale.

A.-siooo UPRIGHT PIANO. slso; .rer
$50 ncar.r neN thf'e uedl.' ..tf' MOUNT.
I'd a. l4f.-.L .mlfH,eu-DL- Alt..t4t l'ttD..
800. Wholesale MANI ~ o. a. U.s..
10; Wo,t .3t,t.
Al EIDrcfD PEf,f.S zoo s~.0.i
hand Woo AID lfon wofhlnf -
lpay gusiant<ed n4chiieiy iDuglt a. II
changed. 1LOKGE Is. EDDY. Jy5 MAI
sDn-st
ina 20. lii,cnt 4. 900 upr.hi piano To- e i'
ur,c icirls. nne.t brilliant tone. -..f'i
mounted dluh" - fipn. '-lfDid. patti
frame. IN zee uonih-. - W''' -1l.-'
BilYCLL-Im mD .ohty, moulding
nlcKl.d nolInr'n - loup; $40. cot 49,.
1876 L.boity.st. Room no.
FOR SALE Two hand .ou, OF r. 49,.
-. oil .rtr worn for i'4l, .'i'ri !-'}. $500
VT eat.
rOE SAIL Boilers, engine. steam
pumps. At low prIcr- all Warranted 100
ara cd woiK promptly cs',utG Apply o.
afro. LESLIE iRpN WORKS =
Si"uicn.st n"rln a. Pcnu-yiyania Ran
road tocl.l. J'rsey CITY
Mi'nISrEy IOK SALr.-Ieu nor.".
power upr.eht .ngin' in 'co1 or'.f. ara ~
Il niping. AIfIANDtIs It5~. J.. -.
POLITICAL. PCT RS. on i,Iniil %.
banners. g.. for .ol. a. RENNbpi -.
.25 lat i.5th..t Nce.York
SEwITD MACHINES. laic., stylr..
So second hand 80. marhlnos sid
on instslment' exchanged reaid and 70.
paired H. RAusCn. 2.1jl ds,s.. near
li7,h-st. open evening,
$1,000 go rItNorOE1 -. urian'
So upward r9-u:s wanted; illustrated
catalogue ifcc. DANIEL r. TnAIrY
Washington y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
4 CULTIVATED wOMAN's TESTIMONY

dcncy will put into .hc second place Of the Gov m
confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

strong and is n popular expression OF appr.rlaIih oil
the efficient and patriotic services of our u'''"H"
fellow counryman at home and abroah'
THAT ~ WHICH HE IS BEST kNo"N'
From Tho Stcubcn Courier
I, I, un,u his record az Editor of Tho Tribune that
Va Win lie supported most enthusiascauy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
flats 60 Get, nufuruisheo

THE DELMONICO.-An Obsolrtcly fir
proof nous. iO-fs West jDth-'i. uttriOok-
Ing Central Park. 4 choice -inrl" Spar'~
mc.it 10 i,nt IN IN. Nc,v select home for
families; please inquire o. janitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
CRAND EXCURSION TO

GRAND EXCURSION TO
~ SAEATGGA AND LAKE GEORGE
,t- ,,,h,rnaclr congregation and frc:d- by Hp"cla
,-,,n saturday Juiy >. under the PERSONA suppression
Tnoe n IIeudrlclSson, the w"llknpwE I"nri't Ael
., lhoS ,i "a d,, including nrt-class hotel board
nI' ali ,n1nss ouy Si5 Circnlar- and tickets rom
anu a., i r,s,.,s and from g. = Durli>g. lJ< Duane
tn' " Biritctt. Sjl Jlyst.. lrockt1 and from
MOS H. HENDRICKSON @l1 Auantlc'aVe' Bfo'Kiyh
y Y.
. DvEETIsEITNTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS. F0!
"A TIE NLWY3HHhko VII oi ~ nr mf
Sai ID door north Z Thirty arstst ~ and AiDVEi:.
80 > ron I'D $50 G.h.avc.; i57 Fourth ave.
sfner Tourtecnth-st $50 Thrdaye corner eNenth.
ooG Thrd.ayo. rrtr Sixty LOS Firstayt
loo u Forty second i7j columbuslye 90 Ibe-y.
= ~ Avenue 343 ThlrlaNc % West Fourtc' ntl..
St; Is. Wes, 42l-,t. ltJ Church-st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
domestic Dltuarions Oantto

Males.
A RTSPECTAHLE singh, man. over 20,
cnpxVA during the day, viii sleep ana
wairn hou.. or nat To- summer months
l.st d ricrrno". IIENRi, 20 Wet
"3d-st
n,ILf.K ~ young tnsil,h hu'l,r.
vhn undr, tand@ his huslnr-s thoroughly
Gr.t ,"siinoal,ls ~ TO sobrcty. honesty and
ctlnbluty city or county Auui'
JOINS. 5ar, Of Kop? "a dth'avc.
BrTrFE H. a mldd,c-arcd Enslishmin
III private mmll,; or a. Wnt'f ~ = P -
IN hotel good reference. J. +. h New
port Ilou1e. 50 iio"' ~.
HiTLEK Very good at silver. and un-
dfrs'and. hl, duties, nae best 81 reference
" hes piece at once. JOSEPH, 'hir 81
Mr., Bacon. $50 GthnNr.
CONCUMiN -S!,ur'lon wanted by coach
nan or froom, wiling 70 naho hin,,"li ~
rislly us"fnl can H." vel rrc"nin'hd'u' IT,
81 south ?th-.t.. brooklyn.
GOODMAN and GROOM. Married.
small family thoroughly Understands his
business 10 ycsr-' rfercnr'. iIom ia.t
employer Can OF address n. MONAnAN.
E1bsdc. l.. !
tr "n' hc' 'H Ely reference. Cal or ad'
or,1s j. W. l3t West 5oth.st
CoNCuMAN. GROOM Thoroughly un-
drr,tans, the care Of horse, airl Prfltsr'
If ,rlr,' ar.t.cla,, references honest. sober
au'ln: and ollla!nr ~ last rmpl'} " "A
cert fy nil or address CUKLEY. VA dave
coAt,lM,N .ni nAEprEtE -Sn.l";
,hor,,L,tX % ~ ,.i,rd -lllu. unGrr.
stand. a., Gutl,s ,.,n miiN. u'"fu' "n
gnntl .man'e place, lc,. q rric'"no"' from
a.. employer Adir''a IL. H"' ~. IND
unr once.
CONCunAN. GROOM and generally
useful IN rliv or country, by reliable.
,,r'rilr pmpcr,tc MAG. mcdinm IN siIe:
unfcr.iand. thoroughly proper care 0f me
horse carriages harncas. Sc. also now
crs and laWns: vrnrS' pcrton,l city refer
onca. CAMPBELL. 222 Fast 1oth-St.
COhtiM AMY sln1lc man thorough.
lv understands the car ~ horses. carriages
aud harness. long experience sob :. hon.
est ana reliable; iisengagcd.: lat employer
can lo n" u. hdilc,s H.. Ip2 WesL i0tb.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
FURNISHED Gousrs 60 Ert
Country.


4 BEAUTIFUL new cottage, II rooms,
fully furnished ali impiDN emcnts ainpe
grounds; 10 minutes 70 dcIot hour ont
$50 per month. GARNER. LCOMIS
CO.. SoIncrNillc. y. j.
AT NEW.PALrZ. Uls;cr Co.. y. Y
\ IO.room cottago TO lot. Furnished. durng
july aud August, convenient IL IL L.
station ali post slice terms, 20 Pr month
Address P. .. Box 2.-"l. '. \. Cry.
AT LAKE GTORGE.-Doaut'ul cot
taCr. handsomely furnished. in'lH located
boat. .c~housc. OWNER. els West iHth'st
Ar ILREHON. y. j.. near ocean and
beach. Two thirteen room co.tagc> hand
solnely furnished nrt-sian well wltcr; glN.
electric bols bath. s.. rc1Son1be NM
to rcspon -lhls rarty. PHILLIPS WILLIS.
Tribune Building.
FURNISHED House to rent fo' sum
uer I'm tho plcasal ylNnr" ~ south FCr"-
mont Bc;keh ?. Co. Mass. nca' not
stables and Ssnlcn II cc-.r d. For par
rcuors eddr,s> or cali ou Nr~. Y. L.
WILCOX.
HANDSOME Wes'chc>rr County fur.
nish.t shore front countrr -. 90" 10 rent To-
rasoa or t,lr. .o0' .h'dy - uncs .; M
everything conf .t'' cn1v"l'cn' 4" CIV ana
station: moderate rent. LhpRf.D"h. D
Z kuan-S.
WYcIfMFIiE. CAPE COD. Harwloh.
mr.. -S.u.hor. co.tec.~ completely fur-
fshca. charmlnciy -.tu1tcd bathrooms. hot
water. cool. plr~s; bathing excellent. -"
hoa'lnc. bowling; circular. j.. II Fast
s1th-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

TKNiN- LEAIE FOOT 2. BID 81 -
20 40 1G TO- IL 10 A. NJ. l. 10 10. = 90 - ~
so = 80 end ha hourly thcr,a"r from 10 to 4o
+. NJ ADDIlIONAL TRAINS on S,rii dayS, : 10,
no. tao. ) 10 T.. NJ. g. J. J. c. Race Days ana
Juy T. 2:l0. 40. 21o. 3 10 10 10 J.. ~ sun
DAYS 10 10 10 II 10 4. NJ. - 10 ! 20 40, '2:2o'
80 IS 20. so Il 20. aLa bali hourly from 40 to
$40 j. NJ. =, ,., -, .
wHITEHAIT-Sr Terminus, OF al eleyot'd ROADS and
street car lines hourly from 10 \. NJ a. 10 u: NJ ana
half hourly from 40 to 10 j. NJ. ADDITIONAL
TEAMS G. l. T. &. Race DAYS and July g. II 40, IL 40;
Saturday, 10 40 l.. NJ Sundays, hourly from 10 ~ NJ
to 10 y. VI. No .
No ptop-) (PariOr cars on all tralns)
FREE CONCERTS ey,rr afternoon ana evening by
MOLLENTAUEE'S ORCHESTRA.
pROCK'S NhGN1rTrfNT ryR0TEr HSrC niS;
PLAYS EvTRY EYENING. EXCEPT SUNDAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Bnsinces CHANCES.

INVESTORS o"ntlemon who VIII MN.
self invest a. O,r. di.-irrs others t.adi'> =
rcntlrmclI having ii," amount "F "''
fn Jon him In purchasing SopoWl ~ -
cent bonds these b-iui> can l" rnnrht i"f
slOO. provided the allow amount !. thArn
before july /. Address >LIl NlIh.
Tribune Oric".
II THIS MEETS THE EYE % a critic.
man haVine pu.h and eHcrev. ana who j.
dcslrouS Of cinhaIk KING N Very pron'ap,.
,afc. sur, business IN Ncw-l'rk ,on" VINO
IS conNcr~ant With ih' general m'f'ahtlr
business and having l-'cn ini'. r't"i 81 en-
Moved in q country store handling rF1"l
cou> stock. preferred. "a such \ parry VINO
can invest q 600 70 f'.oos a"a oo I,
offered uudouhtod references given a1d re-
LJTi:LY SAFE. loG w., 'sG't
RARE oprOrTrS ITY - Critic
The o.telsi,o Wickham Fed "a ~
Lumbcr yofds. steam grl.t f"d no.t ann
planning m.ii. 'nd genera hI-in,.' li'',
cNccll>nt buld'nc~. superior 'ar'' We l'
Or .vinr 1T, ID, MAG clown. 'ri y" Co..
i. y. AsslGNIr " dlr'own. y. y.
EuTi-N .TiSM Gout ska, AID Lnn.-
haco comp,f aly ctr'd ~ 'yc-f 80 -
money 5f'&'s -, cAG" ia va \. :"
To LIT Fr.i h.or formerly ,rprod
hy rl-,s' school. ~ .ousrrsa'n-i 70. NI'...
Er.'n... dub or G.sl,' School y - l'~
non snd h,t.oors = d'sif'l - l'rg'I I. ''
10, a. 81 i1h.- ho,r1rTs. Adlr-> ~ N,'s
100 berkeley Pa r. d a. "th-'N".. IL -.'if. 70.
WANTED. An ambition. Young = 20
ono t,.f-Dl. 90 maLla. hc debut 30 ~
Yn-s in a now fnrt tg.enf'l ppl0-'n
Add-,s, ''PLAiU) U-l..' iuuno 'N
WANTED Partner - u,aos. rnnp-
f,c;urlus tls.nes. or vil - sn ta.'t
pfont. vIH r,r l-i.h afn p.- Ia 81 100 -
cuir-l T. T.. Tfiiunr H'''N
WANT D-A fu-'r - boom" iHNf~.
ia a routa "a roffltr .'1Hcfitr mt ~ d
lav vii Ntircs- !. \. C.. $50 r.|' l.
~. BrooEivn.
YOI so. TNTEi.ff,i~IND 49,. in $40
FIRM l-co is op~Y T.. agency n"fr.,"- = D
usf,gl horseN1r ~ - suri - ''n .'
odd 20 jorbing tr,d. a-1f 'hrnmfi - o.
- sd 4r,s TRADE. BoN o.. Tribune
once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Go Get for Brslness })nrposes

A SMALL or large Park Row front
ocice III Potter building. 10 let. Address
l.. 4. SAVAGE. 81 tulton-st.
PARK ROW mont onlcs 10 let In Pot
Ter Building. Address il. i. SAVAGE
O. Tulton-st
Of & % BARCLAY.ST corner Church
ft.--JGNlO0. with ba.cmcnt and cellar.
PLASS. 23i Broadway.
% PARK PLACE. facing elevated sta
tiOn. IN 30 feet on Churh.st, and base.
nent 24N7j AMI cellar j0N7j. PLASS
ga ETCadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

Nov.ycrh was entitled to thr second pace: ana
Ncw. Yor. made az excellent choice me i"1t,n
i; rate deserves crcrv pls'l1c honor Tor on the
press dcprd, .hc maintenance" Of Republican l'S,'-
futiors Mr. Rcd will aGOrn ans Office 10 when nc
ts called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Giin Real estate for Sale.

: INNESTAi EMIT rand Boulevard. crown
Of nil. near 53G..t.; J-sjorr slngle fiat
ttnan heat sp.ordiG o,,irr; rs co; t,Iur,
sb~v. STEVENS .rh-aNc.. corner 93d->t.
TnRET-STOnv HOUSTS.
Tho Kind YOU want. but don't seem 10 1nd
p,r.eci houses at InOdei,to pIlces;
src them on both ~.
from 7th o Sth 3Ncs.;
l. station at i3Jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
HIS NOMINATION A MhsTERSTEoKE.


Among fhc slg.ciou> counscls by when inc M'nn'
apos Convention WAS crid"i none was Visor tnl n,,
which conceived suggested and effected inc mtcIi
stroke ~ nominating Wh"'aw Rrld th' i"liI", .,
The New York Tribune for Vice President Of the ,htci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
Domesnr !jiiuaIlons UautsA
Females.

LADY'S MAID.-Bv A young Anar,oan
girl under>tIDds cutting httlng, halrdreW.
Ing and all ddties Of maid thoroughly:
1. accustomed TO troyel best testimoni.
ais city or country. Call or adLfes. 3tS
ithave., BIT. 9th end 26th -is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

LAINDKt-sS.-By yong swedish giH
A. second larndFess best city reference.
West .bsth->t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23
CHARACTER WINS INFLUENCE

From The Los Angeles Express
lie has long bc"n the owner ~ That Journal I'm"
Nov York Tribune. and through lis columns, rs ht"p
hv the force of h, personal lu'ucnc"' has bcch u
mower ln the politics ~ h, state aud Of the NNon
A. n whole There arc Journals ~ larger circulation
than The Tribune. but non" more innucnila, ana
none moro rc.pc,tc
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-06-17
DEEP WATER.

The Deep Water Convention al
Mississippi City finished ITS active
and interesting labors by effeciing
permanent organization.
Gen. s. w. Ferguson, of Green
VILE, president; NJ. Green, Of
Jackson, vice-president; Jos. b.
Leger. secretary; b. A. Johnson,
of the Chicago Lumber Trade Journ
al, treasurer.
Vice presidents were elected by
States, as follows: +. j. Bowers,
Mississippi; f. b. Purdie, Louisi-
ana; Jerome Hill, Missouri; w.
A. Everman, Tennessee John Z.
Morgan. Alabama; Warner Miller,
New York; George 5. Gardner,
Iowa; John L. Mcdonald, Mlnne'
sofia; Tellorl Burnham, Illinois
Judge Rodgers, Arkansas.
The executive committee, con-
sisting of the president, secretary
and treasurer, was instructed TO
draft by. laws, and adjournment
was had subject TO call.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-06-17
GheAemurrat-Sta,

The business of preno,;
shrimp for the Chinese marka,
assuming important proportions "a
California. The shrims are laea'
in huge nets, and boiled in pre., a
iron vais. After remaining in M ,S'
boiling water for ten minutes ,b" I
are spread out to dry upon ,hs
bare ground. One such shrim'c c
yard at Hunters Point is abonp'
fifteen acres in extent. Alter Nv
ing thoroughly dried by exposuro W.
10 the sun for about five days Ils
shrlmps are crushed by being trod'
den upon by the Chiname, i,
wooden shoes. This process loos ~
ems the meat from The shells
which latter are removed by shak'
irg in basket. or BY passing them
through crude tanning mill. Bo,h
meat and shells are then packed
in sacks for exportation 10 China
where The meat is sold for food and
the shells are disposed of as a fer.
tilizer for tea pants, rlce, elc. An
classes Of people IN China eat The
meat, although regarding it as in.
ierior to The native shrimps, which
are comparatively scarce and pro.
/ orIlonately dearer. Both mea,
and shells are fed to Iowls, with
remarkable egs.producing results
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-06-17

A BALL COsTUME.-At a recent
lahcy ball at Washington an inyc.
NOUS young woman went as the
Meteorological Bureau. On her
her head she wore a silver helmet
crested with a weather vane. Her
waist drapery was confined with a
close-filling blue bodice, orna.
menIel with white stars and bor.
dered by rows OF real silver dol.
lars. This bodice was placed in
front over a thermometer, in which
the lady kept the mercury moving
up and down in an excited man.
ner. 10 further carry out the va
carries of our climate, she wore
from her shoulders a heavy bear.
skin cape from Montana, while her
lrilled skirts were of the lighlest
China silk.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15

"Why, my darling" exclaimed Mrs.
Worldly to her eighteen-year-oId rose,
bud Maud, 'why in the name of good,
ness can you want to marry that impe.
cunious young fellow Harry Juveutus,
when there is that charming Sir Urpsus
Senectus a man of dignitied maturity
and countless wealth, who is dying to
make you Mrs. Seneotus, and who
would place my jewel in a magnificent
setting?"
Chow can you talk so, mammal" re.
piled Maud, looking down and blushing
a few lines of solid nonpareil. ut is
true that Sir Croesus is rich and Harry
is mott but then Harry is young and Sir
Crosus is old. Now, Harry is young
and he can acquire wealth; while Sil
Crgsus is rich, but he cannot acquire
youth. Do you catch on, mamma, al
the boys say2"-Minneapolis Journal.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15

Il was at Sioux City during the rise
in the Big Muddy" said Il. P. Sinclair,
a prominent farmer and stock raiser of
South Dakota, land there witnessed O
sight that haunts me, Pretty muoh
everything that would float came swirl
ing down the angry rfver-Wrecks of
buildings, household goods and gods
and among the drift was, what do you
think? a cradlel One of the old fashioned,
wooden sort, and in it sat q white headed
little tot, apparently about year old.
"There was not q boat within hailing
distance, the cradle was fully 800 yards
from shore and the river was running
like mill race. | started on a dead run
down along the bank, hoping to find a
boat of some kind, but before had gone
twenty-five yards the cradle tipped over,
splitting its little occupant into the mud
dy waters. am pretty well seasoned,
let me tell you, walked over rows Of
dead men at Donaldson and Shiloh, have
shot Indians and helped hang cow
thieves, but that sight at Sioux City
broke me. | Just sat down ana cried
like woman. ST, Louis Globe Demo
GRAFT Fr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15

The serska reja is a pantomimic dance.
Each couple has its own turn of leading
The cavalier places his partner in front
of him, facing her, and while the band
keeps playing and the company singing
one of those peculiarly stirring Wendish
dance tunes he sets about adjuring heI
to grant him his desire and dance with
him, She stands stock still, her arms
hanging down flop by her side, The
cavalier capers about, shouts, strikes
his hands against his thighs, kneels,
touches his heart-with the more dra'
matte force the better, At length the
lady gives way, and in token Of consent
raises her hand.
'BfSkly Dc the two spin around now
for the space of 6ig55hiitS 6ti;l2Fs' after which
for eight more they perform solRsslElnltle
like cross between q chassez croise2
and jig, and so on for q little while,
after which the whole company joins in
the same performance. As finish the
cavalier ''stands" the band and his part,
ner some liquor, and u merry round
dance concludes his turn of leading t.
the accompaniment of a tune and song.
roncka, selected by himself, " Westmin
ster Review.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15

Amos Lane is atwerk on an invention
which cannot fail to be one Of the at-
fractions Of the town when completed.
II consists Of q large clock, the figures
Of which can DO seen from the hotel, the
motive power Tor which will be the
ever boiling geyser. The clock will be
erected 10 sone spot where II viii be
prominent. The geyser bubbles and
rises every thirty-eigat seconds, as regu-
lar as clockworx would require, and
every time II does 30 il will raise leyer
that viii move the clock exactly thirty
eight seconds ahead Thus Il can be
snade to keep perfect time, besides being
tbe only one of ths kind in the world,
We Will veataee u cay Anaease &eYseg.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15
Compross Heater and sterlliaer

A useful appliance has been intro.
duced in hospitals in the shape of a com.
press heater and sterilizer. There is no
moistening or wringing of hot cloths
necessary. 1t does away with the use OF
oiled silk or cotton, as it cannot wet bed
clothes and will retain heat longer than
the ordinary compress, and the com.
presses may be applied to different pa
tients without washing, as they may be
easily sterilized and freed entirely from
germs. New York Telegram.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15
Street Railway Figures,

The extent of the street railroad in
terest in the United States may be esti-
mated from q report which states that
there are 5,788 miles of such roads in
operation, having 89,505 cars and en-.
plOying 70, 764 men. The total number
Of passengers carried in one year was
2,023, ,010, ,202, being 348,920 per mile Of
road work and 69,987 per car,-Pitts,
burg Dispatch.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-15

Little Willie-Papa, when man takes
up the law it means he starts in being a
lawyer, doesn't it2
His Father-Yes,
"And when he's judge and lays
down the law is that where he quits?"
But his father told him it was time he
was in bed long ago.-Kate Fields
Washington.