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MR.. IND MRS. BLAINE ARE Happy.
rEtaEvEp TO BE FREE FROM OFFICIAL LIFE
THTY WILL GO TO MAINE At ONCE.

pEflEvEp TO BE FREE FROM OFFICIAL LIFE
THY WILL co TO MAINE AT ONCE.
washington, June (SpcciaD.-Whatever construc-
son may be put Mr. Blaine's resignation just at
this time II is certain that both Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine
are happy over 1t. aud show paa1nly a good deal Of
y,lief and g5adness to be FREE from official life.
friend calling to-day greeted tho zSecretary Mr.
Ylaine' adding aughngy :" ] suppose 1t Is Mr. Blaine
nowl'
ayes lie replied in the same light manner. l
never have titles that stick. / always get back to
Mr. Blaine. began in the Legislature. and have been
Representative. speaker Senator and Secretary. but
none Of them titles that stick to man. The only
one that hold to is the title Of Governor. and OF
course Pve never had that. So It's plain Mr. Blaine
again"
somebody remarked: awhat's the matter with
james G.. Blaine the man from Maine"
Mr. Elaine Joined in the laugh when the reply came
quickly: Hes all right
An Old. political ally. prominent in official life.
calling Mr.. Blaine on Saturday evening. said on
shaking hands:
"weu Citizen Blaine, I'm not going to say whether
this is the wisest thing you could have done just at
this time. Tin going TO wait and Sec"
The Blaine family Is small, and there will be only
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine and Miss Dodge in the party
expecting to leave Washington tomorrow. Miss
Harriet Blaine is In Chicago visiting her brother and
s;steyiDlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Blaine. James
q. Rstne..tr has boon In Pmlndepn'a for some une
at work, and has only come over to spend sundays
vita. his parents While the friends Of Mr. Blaine
are more or less Discreet in expressing opinions on his
pssignaou all admit his great desire TO get from
Washington at this time. Whatever Is the outcome
ct Minneapolis, Mr.. Blaine prefers 10 be away and
naturally Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine prefer their Maine
homo. II Bar Harbor proves too cool they may first
10 TO augusta and quite likely to be there when
ns reslit of the convention Is given TO the country
Miss Harriet Blaine will JON her parents 81 Bar liafor
and
part Of the family circle this summer. 1t has been
Mrs Basne's custom to 90 every sunday 30 the come
terday morning Mr. and Mrs. Blaine drove over to-
get a Hill.
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lsholld be read daily by all interested. as changes
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially a.
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lon by rail to Roson and thence by steamer close ct this
on.e daily at 8 20 p. m. Mails for Cuba BY r,il 20
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cSs "n H.' dss q oI M s
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mss are forwarded TO- San Francisco dalv
e.: e. s 81,
Mails from the East arriving on TINE at San Francisco
Tho CAY II sailing Of steamers are dispatched thence
Extra Supplementary Malls are opened on the pters
OF EnelIsh French and straArs OF tie hour
op until Within Ten Minutes 1 o Ss SoHs rsc
"S CORNELIUS VAN COLT possmsssse.
Postonicc. New'York. n. y. June 3. 1892.
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illogical Seminary. The Rev. Leighton Coleman Bishop
Delaware read prayers. Pshop Potter took for his sub
cct the triumph order and civilization over chaos ana
preached strong the students who were gathered
in the Seminary chapel There also present NUMBER
q visitors. This Is week ct the Seminary
and to-day and will busy days for the studen
At O'Clock this morning alumni celebration Will be
Leld IN chapel at 80, rcSding VI the essay In the
chapel 80 D. M, alumni dinner the refectory; 30
D. m the Deans reception the clergy, students ana
their friends.
Tomorrow which is Ember Day, q there VIII be
a celebration I'm the chapel At in. morning prayezsi
10 80 a. m commencement In the chapel D. a.,
laying Of te houses for professors
ond st d. m luncheon will be given TO the trustees
clergy and invited guests in the refectory
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NOTES OF TIL STAGE.

The annual meeting of the Actors Fund Of Amer
ica win be held this morning at the Madison square
Thestre Ind the usual commemorative exercises VIII
take place at Palmers Theatre in the afternoon
There win be addresses by 4. NJ. Palmer. the pres
dent Of the fund Joseph Jefferson, ana A: OaKey
Hal.
Miss Minna Gale who is 70 be married to Mr.
Hsiries announced last week. will not act next
season and may retire from the stage permanently
II. G. Hustled. who has been business manager for
MI and Mrs. Kendall during their three seasons in
this country has been engaged business manager
for John Drew. Mr. Hustled has been with Charles
rechter for two seasons with Dion Boucicault for
ays e. with a Hafa ree sSS viii i Bo
comic opera companies for three
At-Kos,.r Is Bial's this week Dufour Mile Hart
ley the French dance duettiss, besides the Partisan
Folly Dance" introduced two new features ,"o
6 Dance MiIifaire., and u dance called Inc july
Students Other features OF the piogrammme- a." IN
the new burlesque. Pocahontas Up TO Da,e' ,,,ns
which new shadow dance Ron, n In etr ao Tho
Disa ppearlng Demons Carmencta In her danoeS' T.
W. Dale and the spanish Studchb
A new dance is introduced this week at Hermann S
Theatre 1t is called the Filtration Dance an"
Arnold KirSlfy has been engaged Tor IT,
u Is reported that H. C. Miner intends to build
another theatre in situation uptown not vet exactly
defined Mr. Miner would neither confirm nor uehy
ths report Yesterday. 1t IL also said that he means 10
have q new theatre In Brooklyn.
The date of the production OF the new comic opera
by Mllloecker .The Vice Admiral at the o"'no mas
been 6xed for Wednesday OF next week.
The first performance OF King Kallko." which was
IN he given at the Broadway Theatre last night was
postponed TIL tonight. the preparations were ho'
Completed In time for the Intended opening
The Edwin Forrest Lodge. Actors Order OF friend
shin T. IN have clambake at Baysdc, L. j., Oh sun
day Tickets are TO be had at he rooms VI '"0
Actors Fund. in West Twenty -eightlst.
The postponcnent of Egypt Through centuries
a. Edorado Owes sigsor Francoli an opportunity %
get his baIlets and marches into better shape. Inc
mening night is TO be tomorrow II all tnat the
managers promise is carried ont Eldofado VIII Dc an
SarSesble i1iace for admirers Of the ballet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
TWO SALES or YE1RLINGS.

The yearlIrgs a, the DiNans and Iroquois Stud
fa,ns we're sold last night The following the buyers
aud the prices:
THE IKooUOIs YEARLTNGs.
r. c., BY lump. King 'ialop-Inssnia; Nursery Stud
sl.45c
Nursery stud. $500.
Il. e. By inY. King "alop-Thc Maid; j. NJ. Jeheott'
$500
b. c.. by imp. King GolOp-FuchsIa II. warnke.
~ 900.
H. C.. by imp. King Gaop--Annc Boeyn: J. :.
Everett. 500
en- c.. by Chance-Mary Payne W. Delany. 500.
th c.. by Double d. kc-Funowha; j. H. Mccormack.
- T., by imp King Galop-,iolde Cad Nursery Stud.
~ go
b :. by mp. King Gaop-LOcust Bloom, Nurscr,
stud. ~ zoo.
u. +. by imp King Galop-Perfecto: Nursery stud.
$500
b. e. BIZ Charce-Brooklct J. T.. Mcdonald. 81 ,050.
H. or Dr. f.. BY Favor-np. Rescue; NJ. Murphy $500.
D. g. by vocallc-Forete H. D!sbrow. 1900
n g. BY Vocallc- Vletta J. H. Mccormack, 1900
Il. e. BY voculir-Annie l.. II. Disbrow. 1900
DIXIASA yEARLINGs.
Dr. G. by Hmyar-Mamlc ,ircy +. Kcene, $1,000
Oh c. by uimyar- Herzegovina l.. ). Donovan, $1,000
D. T.. by Himyar-war Reel; Mcadowthorpe stud, $3.50
b. e. by HlnSar-nIavoura Mcadowthorpe stud, 500
CHI c. BIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; +. ). Donovan. $1,000
Is. e. by Himyar--Adona NJ. Murphy. 1900.
H.. L.,
h. c. by iiimysr-IIcarsay; J. Croker, Si21
Oh. g. BY Iinyar--Bauka &. H. Jayncs $1,000
y. f. By IIimyar-Tollmu: I. IL. Jiyncs. $500
r. c. by lIimyar-Qucechy; G. Llttlehcd. ~, 800.
Oh f. by Illmyar-Lena Oliver; J. Croker. 1919.
H g. BY Fellowcraft--Dixetta: {. Llttlefeld $500.
Ir c. by Fcllowcrlft-tsossamNr; {. Ltteheld. $3.50
CHI f. by Feowcr,ft-Lulu ;. u. d. Wilson, 1900.
pr C.. by Feowclaft-Iast Tag " Il. Jayncs. 1900.
H. e. by Bonnie Ban-Dixc lIniyar; {. Blyle, Sl1Oo.
b. C.. by Himyar-Blndala j. VI. Jcncott, $780,
Ch E.. by Feowcrsft- Alameda H. Disbrow. $3.50
Is. T.. by LongfeOw-Lady Himysr; Mcadowthorpe
Stud, 81 0C0
B. c.. by Jils JohnsonImp Astolat; F. McCabe, 500
Ch g. by Fcllowcraft-iianap; J. Croker s275.
Is. L. by Iiimyar-soon Ban Burridge Brothers. 300
H. c. by Longfcllow -Ilnieht Nursery stud, $4,000.
b. T., by IIlmyur-Puncr; e. d. Wilson, $50
b. H. by Himyar-Mat.ie St,nlcy; w. 7. Prown $3.50
c, H. by Bonnie Ban-iIcgiar; c. Littlehcd, $500.
Ch ca by Himyar-Foss H. X. EinRut III 100.
r. e. by Bonnie Bsn-Fclice; {. Sanders. 1925.
b. Co. by Jls Johnson-sis IIimyar; e. L.ttlehcld
5000.
H. T.. by Longfellow-Fayorcss; Meadowthorpe Stud.
~ 200.
Il. c.. By HimyaI-Briar; j. H. Mccormack, $3.50
Oh T. by Bonnie Ban-Fiet.a; {. BOYLE. 1928.
IL. or b. c., by Hmyar-Maud H.; c. Ltteheld, &li0o.
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,.,,,,opr nrpp-lJEs HE ROOr GARDFy.

The Madison souare Roof Garden has at last been
dedicated on the opening night the crowd was -
great that Gilmores band which was to perform 'h'
ceremony could not get upon the roof' ahd inc gar
den had 10 go in desultory. undedlcated sort Vi
way for q whole week. But last night after inc con
cert In the amphitheatre. the band MADE us way !"
the roof and took station at the twenty
End ~ ,h Garden where IL PLAYED three select ms
Tho yur,eo was then assumed 10 be sufficiently dch
Gated 20 get through the rest OF the summer though
4, WIS complained that the Last ten minutes Oh inc
performance of Robin Hood In The Garden Theatre
had TOO much brass band accompaniment for the best
POSSIBLE effect especially as The saivnli0h nriny y,
The public square OF Nottingham IN the reign OF ic''
Ard Of the Lion Heart.
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, prrrLlAR DEBT TO TIFFANY 60.

Edwin /. Parker has confessed judgment for
SG7o ~ to Tiffany 60. under peculiar crcum
stance, In his confession he says that he bought
from Tiffany d Co.. on March "a nst a gold watch
worth S2OD on hpr,l 10 he bought diamond ring
worth 1919, and April 10 he bought diamond
stone worth $50, all on credit. All Of the property
except the stone he says he pawncd soon after he
bought II. The stone he pledged security for II
lean OF s75. He unable 20 pay for the property
he says, aud June Tiffany Co. advanced the
money 10 pay the amount for which the goods were
pledged. The amount paid by the hrm including
cost, interest etc. was SG18 O. This Is the amount
of the judgment confessed by Parker. The judgment
l. IN the supreme Court and the confession was He'd
In the County Clerks Office yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
TENNIS POSTPONED BY RAIN.

Owing TO the thunderstorm which passed over that
region city yesterday afternoon the tennis matches
Central Park were postponed. They will be continued
- Saturday afternoon next.
he first OF intcrcuh matches for tho championship
Il Intertown Tennis League Of Northern NewJerscy
played Saturday afternoon on the courts Of the
Hohokus Valley Tennis Club. at Ridgewood n j. The
Contestants were players OF the Hohokte Valley and
Pssac IN J Tennis clubs and the representatives OF the
former won both OF the matches. The scores follow
Singles-Ailen Of the Hohokus Valley Tennis Club,
osss Randall Of the 9assac Lawn Tennis Club 60 oS'
e-2
Doubes-waitoa and johnson. OF the Hehokus Valley
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DIED..

CowPERTHwAIT-On Sunday, June 5th. Phebe A..
end M e the bsaSyn from On
f Taesa dsS sfseTnoon at o'clock '''"
Please omit flowers.
Of CSe In Fountain nsf ss'h
nsa = the s sdCs OF H 4aesas u su;s q
1sms sm s s s.E E9sd c Ny 60 1892 Emil" wife
HALE-In NewIIayen. Ct, June T. Henry Hale. aged
Funeral services from residence, No sol Chapsl
St. oil Wednesday, June g. at e:3o. =.
Friends and relatives invited to attend without fuheR
Interment at the convenience Of tho family.
Of he @
Z S.s s'r r. on M & e.
Reatyes and friends invited to attend tie funeral
Tuesday morning at $50
FL Hos spSsa ps Irns III M yss1 wife
ss'S g 9es evening lais Il
Relatives and friends Invited.
powERs-on Saturday. juno the 4th, 1892, George J.
The and s%i friend. of the family ss respectfully
@ wS @ ms on Tassy nes
az e.. Ms.s sS.s sSs q ss John 'a smith Ne
Notice Of funeral hereafter
o ssossa . .as a. III. JOSEPH sn9s Joseph
Funeral service e. eScS Tuesday evening" from his
rn is% Sss'i private s'' ' '''' ''"''
STRONG-Entered into rest June at D. m. at the
residence Of his brotherIn,aw Mr.. William McMuftrie
474 WAverey-ave. Brooklyn, William Newton strong
beloved husband q Joscphhs Douglass Strong and only
Int o Reading Pa. Thursday, June o.
Philadelphia Washington and Scranton please COPY
TERHUNE-At Hackensack, n. j. June l. Richard p.
TePhune aged 81 years
service. his late residence Tuesday. June "
O'Clock y.
WEEK Es-suddeny, 1st Charles Parker wcekes II
the Goth year Of his
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral ser
vices at the residence OF bis fahern-lsw the Rev
on Tuesday June eth, at 2 80 o'clock p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
AN ELEVATED TRAIN LEAVES THE TRACK

Ono Of the uptown trains on the Second Avenue Ee.
vsd ROAD Yesterday afternoon left the track about hsaf
block above the sixv-rfth-st. station The uann
q the road was heavy at the time, and trains were
blocked down 10 Forty secondst. The accident caused
delay of almost an hour and IL was several hours before
the trains ran again schedule time Passengers were
compelled 10 walk the track 10 the nearest stauon
Al the station at the men employed there
denied that anything unusual had happened but the stories
tho passengers the FIRST train dihef Nom The en-
Dloyes. No damage done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
BISHOP POTTER WELCOMED HOME.

Bishop Potter was, welcomed upon his return home
TO his diocese by the Churchman'S Association at a
breakfast yesterday at their rooms In Twenty thirds
There were present the Rev. Drs. Harris. Davenport
Lobdel, Gibson Scabury, Peters. Kimber. Kirkby
Maynard. Spencer Darlington and Dunnell: the pres
dent, the Rev. p A. II. Brown the Rev. Messrs
Cleveland Reynolds. jr. Bur!oFd. Lubbock, Olmsted
Cranberry. Ritchie Myrcs. Goodwin, Geec. Drumm
Johnson Holt But err. Townsend. Lighner. sil Cancdy
Holmes, Chamberlain. Baumann. Mason. " cho 3
Hammerskod. Goodwin. Berxtl y. Giucber. TAYLOR
Kemp. Chamberlain, Masher. Buchmns.er. Gay. 81 hop
Brugler ard Pratt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
. COMPLIMENT TO ISRAEL C. PIERsON.

The members OF the Council OF the Actuarial society
Of America gave surprise dinner last evening 10 us
efhcient and popular secretary Israel T. ferso'i
actuarv NJ the Washington Life Insurance Company at
proctors restaurant IN Finest About thirty promi-
nut sctaries assembled 10 do honor TO their secre
ary ana 10 enjoy his establishment at the unexpected
oomnl,ment Remarks we're made by d. r. Fachler
PRESIDENT and Messrs. McClintock. weeks. Phunps'
E,ner and iIoInans, members Of Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
EyrBcTSES At TIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.

The informal opening exercises OF the Collegiate School
took pllce last night ut the schoohouse Nos 2ii
and Dab West Seventy -seyenth.s The Rutgers College
f;lfc club gave enjoyable concert Thcrc was large
attendance including following trustees o; the school
Judge Henry w. ookstavcr. William r. Cheney Ralph
" Pcrce aud Schell Besides these there were
nreson, Francis Lynde Stctson j. v. D. Card Theodore
H. De Winnie the Rev Drs. David J. BuTr3i George j..
stfobrdre and Charles S. Narrower The schoohouse IL
new foustory structure. specially designed and built
for the school, is finely equipped for tho purpose OF
uriyate schoo l. L. Mygatt Is the head master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

Tennis Club, beat westervelt and Wellington. Of the
Psssac Lawn Tennis Club. CO Go GO.
return match will be played on the courts Of the
Passsc Lawn Tennis Club, at Passaic, y. j. on Ssur-
day afternoon, June IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
SIDNEY DILLON SINKING SLOWLY.

sidnsy Dillon Is slowly sinking and there Is no
hope OF his recovery. owing TO the hot weather
Yesterday he was trIfc weaker. but there was no
decided change. His room Is kept cool by sprays Of
water and everything possible Is being done for his
comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
BERKELEY SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES.

The closing exercises and the twelfth annual prize
defamation contest Of the Berkeley School were held
last evening in Berkeley Lyccum Twenty-Five boys re
cclved diplomas. The first prize in defamation was
awarded To Walter 7. Dyctt and the second prize 10
Robert Russell and Herbert l.. Coffin. The judges Of
the defamation contest were the Rev. DR.. Charles H.
Eaton. Arthur Cutler II. 5. Hackctt. John Drlshncr
Walker, Franklin II. Sargent. James IT, Croswen ana
Robert Hoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

Mr.. Depew's mention of President Harrisons
name elected from the great audience demonstra-
tioh of cheers umbrellas and iaandkercnlem
TO Mr.. Blaine. -,
The entertainment closed about 10 o'clock with
the singing by the vast audience OF " America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
INITIAL LIFE TRUSTEES CHOSEN.

Tho annual election OF trustees OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company held yesterday. The following
were elected oliver Hartman Dudley oleott. Colonel
s. " IT, Cruger Colonel George Bliss Charles H. Andcr
.on Rufus w Pcckhan. John w. Auehincloss. General
James w. Hustcd. David c. Robinson H. walter Webb
and Griswold Haven. Mr.. Webb and Mr.. Haven arc
now members tho board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
LiebiG Company's Extract or Beef
Highly recommended In place Of alcoholic drinks.

"The Cambridge
elegant suites be he'd st the Cambridge Hotel
6th-aye. and 33d-st Temporarily or permanently Terms
Reasonable.
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MARRIED..

LITTELL-wOLF-On Wednesday June l. 1892. at the
residence OF the brides parents, Baltimore Nd by the
Rev John Edgecunbe, Edith Winifred, daughter q
Alonzo L. Wolf TO Chas Stuart Ltte Of Crawford, ~ j.
wHITE-YOU Nl-On Monday June o. at $50 West 18Th.
d,uahtr Of James H. Young, 20 the Rev Gaylord Ssrin
White, OF NewYork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

BISHOP POTTER WELCOMED HOME.
Bishop Potter preached last night the annual baccalau
reate sermon To the graduating students Of the General Tie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

New. York Law School
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
will be held at
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL,
57th.st and 7thAve
TT ESDAY EVENING JUNE Z, AT O'CLOCK.
The degree Of L. g. will be conferred upon 100
bers Of the graduating class.
GEN. ALEXANDER S. WEBB
will address the class.
GEORGE CHASE Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
DELHI OF JESSE ORH.

Reading Penn, June 0.--Jcsse Orr. Of this city. INC
n,e.dent Of the Stove Manufacturers Association died
sudden,y on train this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

MOUNT HorE CEMETERY.
once. $50 eth.sve.. corner 23d.ss.. N. =.
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Finh Avenue Art Galleries,
800 5th-avc.. near 3ith.st.

500 5th-avc. near 3ith.st.
Sale this evening at 3 o'clock.
PAINTINGS, BROSZES AND SCULPTURES
Contributed for the Benefit Of the
GRANT MONUMENT FUND,
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auetioneer.
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9periaI Notires.

9perial Notices.
Columbia College.
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES Will be held ct MUSIC HALL. 57th.st ed
7,h.ave on WEDNESDAY EVENING. June Q. ct s:16
o'clock.
SETH Low, LII D.. President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25

is BrsaAer d. at honsesN
This was tie query that eonfranted tiis
wife Of leading Angustan- ~ she ssenea
the door in response 10 a ring GRE day last
veek.
Most of Us well knos that there y more
hear, sonei,in. possibilities IN the word
brother thar rasaIsihl ever founl in one
string of his violin, ami the anetioas bienh-
ing Of alt these in tslose two words Brother
D. a. they fell from the lips Of the afaSie
man who stool before ;ia LAZY fairly dis-
ar,u.~l the COOL woatIn. Her heart tn
.tiue,iy.fy war,,setI ts~arsi this oil time ar
auaintanee and dear iriend of her hsse'ssst-
and wle.i l,i. lps fre7h frOfD giving forth
those swee. -yii4bie nlor7els' 81 t'Fo'l'er ~
informed Mrs. D. ths, he hal brought IN
some very choice apples thai be knew
Brother ID. Gked, she eagerly i'sid the 10
cents a bgshe be- charged
It you'll have been better for THAI LADY
faith IN huisan nature if Brother D. On hi'
midday home coming hai not sazed On
those apples si,h disgust ard remarked
with guiteraI infection. Those are nothing
but windfalls and | can buy ans quantity
of them for ~ cents a bushci.
Is there any law to protect one from Tie
buncoer who calls sou brother: