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The sun., 1893-05-02
THE NEW YORKS KEPT WARM,
BUT THE BALTIM0RHs AND sPEcTA-
TORS HAD CHILLY TIME


Wards Men won with Little TrousIe-
Rrookiyn Overwhelmed by wsshinGton-
Boston nests Fhflsdeiphie In Close
Game and ~. Louis whips Louisville.
Beyond doubt the most gratifying incident
OF the opening games OF the pennant race was
the extremely vigorous trouncinR that the
somewhat inflated champions received last
Saturday from the reconstructed New Yorks.
A 10 to O boating is something the Bostons
have not suffered in long time. and their sur
prise is ooualled only BY the general satisfac-
tion. Bostonians are saturated with tho belief
that their team can win the nag without n
serious effort. and the suddenness with which
their gay flight was checked was q notification
to other LoaRue teams that the Dostons are
by no means invinciblo.
The surprise OF the League season to date
is the manner IN which tho washingtons are
moving down good League teams. Few cranks
ever expected that the strong aggregation
across the bridge would fall before the sena-
tors to tho tune OF Is to . Possibly tho fact
that Tom Lovett 10 out OF condition may ao-
count for the catastrophe. The Bostons cap
tured q close game from the Qunkers yester-
day. and Won der Ahes men continue to toy
with tho Coloneis. The games resulted as
follows:
New York. o: Bsitimore.5.
Warrington. 10; Brooklyn. q
Boston. o; Philadelphia. ?.
st. Louis, II: Louisville, !.
Al Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, rain
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BUCHANAN,s SENTENCE POSTPONED.
Juror Paradlse's Illness TO he q Point In
the Motion for New Trial.

Juror Parndlse's Illness TO he Point In
tho Motion for New Trial.
District Attorney Nlcoll will move for the
sentence Of DR.. Robert w. Buchanan. con-
victed Of poisoning his wife. in Part l. OF the
General Sessions next Monday Buchanan
was to have been sentenced yesterday. but the
sentence was postponed because OF the en-.
ghgement OF Lawyer Brooke in Albany.
1t is understood that in his m otion for a new
trial for Buchanan ON Monday Lawyer Brooke
will argue that tho verdict should not havo
been received. owing to the illness OF Henry
N. Paradise. the sixth Juror. who was taken
Ill in the Astor House while the jury were at
dinner before the verdict was rendered. He
will maintain that the AFFIDAVIT Of DR.. Stewart
Of the Astor House shows that Juror Paradise
was delirious TOR at least two hours thus pre-
venting him from properly joining with his
associates In their deliberations.
District Attorney Nicoll said yesterday that
Recorder Smyth had obviRted this objection
entered the court room. when Juror Paradise
hnd been restored to his usual health.
The sun., 1893-05-02
The Bridexroom's Heart Failed Him.

Dennis Lawlor. q section boss on the Long
Island Railway. and Miss Kate Powers were to
have bosn married at the homo OF the latter's
father nt Centre and Harrington streets.
Flushing. on Wednesday evening. The priest
and the wedding guests were ON hand carl y
tho bridegroom. As Mr. Lawlor had not ar
5iyed at that hour the guests were dismissed.
heart had foiled him" at the eleventh hour.
His sentiments had undergone no change.
however. and he announced yesterday that h o
didn't fail him again.
The sun., 1893-05-02
The Revolt in Cuba,

HAVANA. May 1.-The leaders OF the rebellion
in eastern Cuba are the brothers Manuel and
Ricardo Sertorio. A considerable military
force has been embarked here for HolGuin. and
more troops will be sent before Thursday.
Tho rebels arc believed 10 be neither SO nu.
merous nor SO heligerent as was Mt first re-
ported. The Government is confident that
they will he dispersed speedily and their
Committe Of the Autonomist part Y has passed
resolutions "ondemning tho rebels and offer.
1t Is reported to- night that two Of the most
active rebels have already surrendered.
The sun., 1893-05-02

largo part OF the allegations OF the answer
OF the Rev. Amzi c. Dixon in the action brought
against him by Col Robert G. Ingersoll to re-
cover $1,000 for alleged libel have been
stricken out by Justice Andrews OF the Su-
prsme Court on demurrer The Judge also
only on the charge arg t that brother Dixon accused
Col Ingersoll OF being a defender Of tho propa-
relate to that he cuts out. including the nl!ega-
tton that Col InRersol has been making
God. deny The Inspiration OF tho Bible. and
seek to weaken the sanctions and authority OF
the moral law" The Judge says this allegs-
Colonel,
The sun., 1893-05-02
RICHARD STORMS RELEASED.
There was No Evldence Against the Ras,
gers College Student.

HAcKENsACK. May 1.-Richard Storms. the
Rutgers College student who was arrested
last Friday accused OF consplring with
Huntsman T. Mnason ana his religious
fanatics to steal old Herman Stormss farm.
and also with committing larceny from his
iasngps h0nse, @ fsf6 fGr adGs ana had
The young man went TO his fathers house at
Park Ridge to get several articles for his
Among other things he took. 1t was said. .$12
in cash. James B II. Storms. an editor OF the
Park Ridge Local and cousin Of Richard. swore
to the complaint.
When it came to the hearing to-day there
was no evidence to support tho charge OF lar
about the money. and James b. H.. the ac-
euser, had no knowledge that 1t was taken
leased Richard. who left almost ip m rdlsteIy
for New brunswick. He will graduate next
month.
The sun., 1893-05-02
Pansy Day In Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. May l.-Severnl hundred per.
sons assembled In Capitol Park this afternoon
to take part In the exercises incident to the
first celebration OF Pansy Day. The Florists
and Horticuliursts' tlub of Harrisburg had
Darby. j. il. McFIarland. 4. j. WIcksrshan.
and others made adde's About 400 pam
sies in bloom were planted In n pansy- shaped
he'd along the main walk near the Department
OF Internal Affairs. a choir from the Boys
High School sang.
The sun., 1893-05-02

Pirst base by errors-Philadelphia, Boston Left
Qn bases-Philxdephia 4: Boston. 10. First base on
bais-of Cnrsey q OF Nichols. J. Struck out.By Car.
scy. 3: by Nichols. l. Two-base htTucker. Sacrifice
hits-ouhy. Lowe e. Bennett. stolen bsses1Iinllmap.
Hoyle. TUCKER. Hit by pitcher-By Carsey l; by Mich
on. 1. Umpirs-Hurst. Tine-l$6.
sr LOUIS IL; LOUISVILLE ].
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The Browns dedicated the st. Louis
end Of the ord's FAIR today BY playing Hall Colun
Eia" With The delivery Of yGnnx Pitcher Lucid At ;ss
Veteran Stratton for tho balance OF the game was
sweet inorsel OF for the home team to even
for the unkind manner In which the Colonss
pulled the feathers OF young Pitcher Hawke IN the
sixth inning yesterday. The score:
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SING SING. May l.-Charles l. De Baum. who
was sentenced 10 five years imprisonment on
June24 1890 by Judge MARITIME OF New York
city. WAS released from the prison to-day.
do Baum was the ass stAnt cashier Of the Ma
tional Park Bank Of New York city who en- bsz-
zled some S3o. 900 or more from the I'M Institution.
His time would have expired Thursday. May
II. but he was pardoned by GOV. Flower This
will restore him to citizenship.
The sun., 1893-05-02
WASHINGTON. l5: BRooKLYN, 2.

WARRINGTON, May 1.-Elsven Senators swat
tered George Haddock's curves all over the
ball field In the first inning Of this afternoons
substituts Lovstt In. the second Inning. Be-
fore the change took place. however. Orator
after this unfortunate beginning the lads
from brooklyn were never in the scramble at
AL Their was ANOTHER all Mslugging s1hi6itionn
Inning. when nine OF them faced Lovett
and fIve Of them came home. There was
Foutz. as one Of tine bleachsrs called him. did
not want 30 sacrifice all his talent At one time.
End esEesaliy snre i was ey,aen6 nr9n3 ,Hr
batting clothes for Keeps. Consequently he al
lowed Loyett to finish out the One-sided game.
Meanwhile 1880 enthusiastic local shouters
were having u glorious time oyer the havoc
the Senators were creating. but they ceased In
In a cou rIeous manner the appearance mt the
bat OF Daniel Richardson and George Schoch.
The score;
The sun., 1893-05-02
oFFIcEHo1DERs BiRRED OUT
Not Respectable Enough to Associate with
Brookiyn Mugwumps.

Not RsspectabIe Enough to Associate with
Brookiyn Mugwumps.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF Brook
lyn. which lays claim TO the possession OF
nearly all the political purity in that city spent
two or three hours last night in the discussion
OF o proposed amendment to tho constitution.
admitting offlceholders to mem bership in the
organization. Mr. John Bnker was tho author
Of tho proposition TO admit the hated office
holders to fellowship IN the exclusive Mug
nent provided that they should not be elected
to any office in the club or made mem bers OF
the executive com ittee II was voted down By
an overwhelming majority.
During the discussion strong .sentiments
organization, and threats made Of active
hostility to the coming Mayoralty election.
The sun., 1893-05-02
Made a Lance Corporal for ea,la.,ry.

Capt. Edwsrd B. Ives. commanding the sig
nal corps OF the First Brigade. n. G. s. N. Y.
In an order issued yesterday. commends Pri-
vate Millege ]. r. Davis OF the corps for the
prompt and courageous manner in which he
caught a runaway horse ridden by one OF the
naval Lieutenants In the shore. parade OF last
Friday. The order further reads.
Private Davis is hereby appointed lance
eorPorai; epd will be obsyed and respected ac-
The sun., 1893-05-02
Two Men Drowasd.'i

Jeremiah Hsaly and Edward Breslin. the for
NOR 81 years old and the latter 70. fell over
board at Pier ]. North Riyor. yesterday after
noon and were drowned They were lahorers In
inc employ OF the Penn sylvnnia Railroad Com
hreisbt ear rney N were unloadng Hour & from h
they tum6led into the river. Hsaly's body
The sun., 1893-05-02

Larned Tuns.!IAryard z; fir.t base By srroIs-llar
base on ba!ls-oG Wilson. 3; of Hghlanda 4. Strnck
En,1Ry wilson, 3; by hishIandf n TAree-6sss nj.
bsses.Abhot Cook CO. Dick Corosit. ilallowe,
iran Dickinson and 1raflord. Hit by pitcher-Dy
Iligh.snds ~ wilson J. Wid p,tchss-iiishlands.
Bond and Kuss. Time-l:4b
WESLEYAN, &; WORCESTER Tcn. l.
MIpDLrrows, May l.-Wesieyan defeated Worcester
Tech to-day IN q loosely p.lYed and uninteresting
game. Ttrrell pitched for Worcester and did
work. The scorei
WESLEYAN, n,..,..,..............o ol 2l2 o o 2-s
Worcester Tech.......,.....l o / D U %
The sun., 1893-05-02

on srroes-washington.4 4: Brooklyn, Left on bases
-washngt"n. &: BROOKLYN X Struck out-By Maui
2; by Love J. wild pitches-Haddock. !: Maui ].
stolen bases1oRonrks kiehsrds"n. FSIrell Griitn ,
Ivan Tlme-2:l5 Umpre-McLaughlin-
BOSTON. 8: PHiLApkLPHIA. ,
PHILADELPHIA May l.-Hamton's two nuns in the
9th inning and Carseys unsteadiness in the seventh
lost todays game to Boston, The batting was light on
both sides hut the visit did the sharper neldng At
tendance l.b4G The sc0ret
The sun., 1893-05-02
Two More steumships ON the Lamport a;
Holt Line.

The Lamport 4 Holt line has added two
steamships to its fleet plying between this
port and South America Like the other ves-
sells OF the line. they are named after cele-
and tho Msskelyne. each measuring a tribe
more than IN agoo tons. The Hsyelius sailed
ior Hio JSpsIro Mmaii, sha pa,sslsenEers pas
June 10. Bush Jevons are the agents OF ths
The sun., 1893-05-02
ls7 Majority for Greater New York.

The fair In aid OF the fund for the new Ger
man Hospital In Brooklyn closed last night at
tho Clermont Avenue Rink. The total re-
ceipts, 1t In believed, will reach $4,000. Dur
ing tho fair vote on the question OF the con-
solidation OF New York and Brooklyn Vas
against. q majority OF 437 in favor OF consoIi-
The sun., 1893-05-02
Base eball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
rhiladslphia Va. Boston. at Philadelphia
Washington W. Rrooklyn nt WAshngtun.
New York vs. Baltimore at New York.
Pittsburgh W. chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati W. Cleveland, at Cincinnati
Louisville va st. Louis, at Louisville.
OTlER GAMMA
Union vs. c. C. n. Y, at Schenectady.
Yale Va Brown. at New Haven
The sun., 1893-05-02
nBTEEN OFFICES FILLED.
ssrlYos e1Esor nAxBs ,AbS ,Hn Ar
porrrzrxxTs PROMPTLY oNMAr 4


CH.-~~-s... a.~--.u .-S
~rDoseh~~ osss
erey. rrrs Ccsssissseeersb C>snsess FsrS
rc.,ua~-ss.er, White, Deek Cenr.ss-
80. MAMA s~ Hes~<s,s y7ss,, n. y.
.-.. v CO..
Martin. Foises sesuees HocssS'
esc-sr OF Jurorss and whsien OF Tsxes
c.-,.~.,,., o.,r.., ,s.,ro,u..a,
wnLhAs a. a.,.- a, ooc
term iou y.,s,.. a.. IN ,,N.,,.,,, .o .r.,..a
Jossrr3 ....- 80. sss go
Ihem"o " c.n,a,..,or., ~ rrn,,o wo,t.. M.
.n.oIn,.d; term. four years; salary. $4,000.
jon. j. sc,SrsiI. Fire Commissioned, 70 succeed q
Ho~lsnd Rsbsins; term ax years; salary. 5000
H,ssr wTinnor os.h s,rs oonm's.on.i, .o 20 sue
ss.a 1ohn .. s..un .a," ,s..s ,sos, ss,.r, az ooo
ruiio' " c,.r,.s. comm,,.,onsr Of Puplis rsrs.,
.s,s.,d Henry winthrop cray for the term Of the
,.,s Ib.r, Gallup which expires Nay l. 1897, no sal
an.
The sun., 1893-05-02

70 the police court bench. The appointment
Of Joseph J. O'Donohue to be City Chamber
lain had boon gossiped about. but when he
loomed up as . candidate for Collector OF the
By his act yesterday Mayor Giroy etrsctually
disposed OF another candidate for Collector.
Robert B. Mooney. Mr.. Mooney is not n mem.
Der Of the Tammany Hall organization. Mr..
O'Donohue appointed John II. Campbell Depu-
~ Cham berlnin.
Commissionsr Clausen. who 10 transferrod
mont, was candidate for Park Commissioner or
originally, and desired tho place at that time
given to Mr.. Gray. Commissioner Gray, 1t was
said yesterday. is pleased with his transfer to
the Fire Department..
That Louis 7. Haf!en should be appointed to
asieatsd him At the polls In 1900 was not un-
loOk ed for.
The sun., 1893-05-02

CANsRlpGg. May 1.-Harvard won al easy victory
from Tufts College this afternoon Harvard started in
played careessy and apparently with little interest
In other games this season. Harvard showed tre.
mendous batting powers. IL with total of 10 hits
being made. Frothinghhm'H three-bagger was tho
:ourh which be has made during the last three games
The
The sun., 1893-05-02

Griffin. Grim. Threebnse hits-9uinn. Crooks. Double
and Whistler, First base on ballsOn Breitenstein
OF Lucid. 3: on stratton ]. Hit by pitched ball-By
stein. q: by stratton. =. Time. l:55. Umpire
The sun., 1893-05-02

many obligations OF that defaulting OK.
official which he was Obliged to meet prac-
the Board Of Aldermen. Louis. r. Hafien is o
civil engineer. and after his defeat By Louis J.:
the annexed district parks. Mayor Gilroy will
have no moro appointments to make tunless
death. resignation. or removal shall occasion
vocRncies) until Noyem ber next, when the term
OF John J. Ryan as Police Justice will expire.
The sun., 1893-05-02

Earned rnns5New Iors. 0; Baltlmore. Twebase
Doyle R-itx Home run-Dayia Sacrince h,ts-Ful.
Ter. King Stolen ba.es.BuEk. Tiernan. o'Roqrke:
base @ on balls,0T king. .; % Bsksr s5uSs Yat-Ey
Doub:e play-Davi. and Ward wild piteh-King. Time
Alb. umpire-Garney.
The sun., 1893-05-02
LOUIS 2. HAFrEy.

The Mayors clerks wero. set at work filling
s1tappointment blanks and of,Sia @ i path forms
loeal politicians in the. Mayors offics. shortly
arrival Of the fortunate individunla to whom
the places were to be given. with their bonds
men whore bondsmep were necessary. These
where Mayor Gilroy gave to zach his warrant
o. authority and dministered the Official
Sits and each nsw.made plaeeholdsr recorded
Joseph j., UDorohue made fortune in the
ci,nSn csShsS trade trade In which HE sqns: Joseph 4.
!ohn J. ,Gllroy the SON Of the Mayor. have sue
esedsd him. ue was member OF the Com
The sun., 1893-05-02
Justice Martin Promptly Assumes His New
ONCE.

Former Commissioner OF Jurors Martin
lost no time yesterday in familiarizing him
self with the duties OF his now Office for within
three hours after he had been made q Police
Justice he was presiding In the Tombs Court.
He entered the court room at 2tf o'clock with
Justice hyan. and at once took his seat on the
bench. The first case to como before him was
that OF James Shea Of 92 Baxter street the
boothlack who ts patronized by the officials IN
for playing craps In City Hall Park. Justice
Martin gave hi some good advice about tho
OWLS Of gambling and then discharged him.
The sun., 1893-05-02
No Specie On the Br.tagn..

The report from Quarantine ,,.p on sunday that
over ll.OOO0OO francs In specie was q mis-
take.
The sun., 1893-05-02

Company. snd has oxtspsive. property inter
2ets, He 10 q member Of the New York. Lotos;
the Lsrchpont Yacht clubs. as well as Of the
kyion and Liederkrapz.
Tar Commissioner Joseph Blumenthal was
4 member OF the Committee OF Seventy. and
has served six terms in the Assembly.
Tag Commissioned John Whalen has very
ts examining counsel for the Lawyers Title and
Guarantee Com pany. and the Lawyers' Surety
Company. Henry II. Porter 10 lawyer and an
old New Yorker. Hehas already served two six.
The sun., 1893-05-02
RI u M p n r EY S ,

Dr. Humphreys Speeches hro scientifically aud
carefully prepared Renede used for years In private
practice and Tor thirty years by the people with
entire success Every single Specific SPECIAL cure fes
the disease named.
They cure without drugging purgng, or reducing the
system. and are In fact and deed the sovereigs
Ke me- dies Of tho WORLD.
The sun., 1893-05-02

Earned runs Washington, Q; Brooklyn. !. Two.base
hits-MAul; sehoeh. sDnly. LsIkin. ihree'bsse hit
on 6sis-Maul ta, sehoch t2,. dritin Hoy. LarEin,(
Radford. Corcoran. Bass ON balA-ioy. First base
The sun., 1893-05-02

year terme a. . Com missioner. OF Charities.
Edison. and has been con n ected In various en-.
pacitles with the Health Dspartm ont for more
than ten years John G. Sheehan IL a brother
Tanmany leader in the Thirteenth district
tAtndreT =. White was appointed Police Jus:
for Sheriff in 1885. was beaten. entered Tam.
many Hall ~ 1888. and was appointed Police
xnetice last fall by Mayor Grsnt. Bernard 7:
Arrest Clerk. Deputy Com missioner Of Public
Works: and Copmissloner Of Jurors. He is
trict. and is brother Of President James J.
Ma, Martin OF the Police Board. Robert 3. Mooney
Of Sheriff Davidson's bondsmen and the
The sun., 1893-05-02
A RELIEF FOR HORSES.

Philadelphia
W.
lylea non
The sun., 1893-05-02
A VETERINARIANS OPINION.

OF Philadelphia. and as capaie and satisfac.
torya Starting Judge as presides over the wire
on he trotting track. says: have used DIR:
horses and find 1t Just ne represented. The
Bit speaks for itself as n trinl quickly demon.
IT. IS THE MOST HUMANE BIT EVER
The sun., 1893-05-02

HUMPIHEYs' WITCH HAZEL OIL.
"Thr Pile OintMen;."-Triai Size. xSe.
Sold By druggists or sent on receipt OF price.
Dr. HUMPHREYS AANuALl l44 pages, NAILED FkKL
HUMPHREYS MED. CO., III ana ll3 william st.. H. Z.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06
HAwEsvILLE.
1Plaindealer.1

A child of 10 Mcintyre about four
years of age while playing about stove
last Saturday was so badly burned that
it died on Sunday.
Mrs. +. l.. Clark, who is visiting Mrs.
J. p. Mcbride in Louisville, will return
to Hawesville Saturday. She is now in
perfect health and "baby" is recovered
from its recent severe attack, @
Capt. Breidenbach will place machin-
cry in his distillery to make axe and
pick handles and spokes. II this is not
turning the sword into the pillow share
we don't know what it is.
County Clerk Poindexter reports that
there has been more Transfers Of real
estate for cash during the past year, than
in any other year during his official
career. This shows that man will pay
cash for home, and that man will sell
his home for cash--cash is cash. ''i''f
DR.. ]. F. Lightfoot, OF cloverport, has
bought the residence OF j. ID. Cooper.
He will move TO Hawesvile at once and
engage in the practice Of medicine. The
Doctor knows every man in the county
and his skill as practitioner has been
t. sted here in many stubborn cases. The
people and the Doctor are delighted
with the move. ~
A subscription book will be opened at
Taber, Miller & Cos to feel the pulse OF
the people as to the necessity of build
ing city hall. There is no place in the
city where a meeting, concert or per
Torrance OF any kind can be held, and
as consequence half OF the younger
set are always in some other city attend
ing attractions, that would come here il
a place could be secured. Drop in and
take few shares, even II II interieres
with two or three drinks a day for six
months
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06
500 Reward, 100.

The reader Of this paper will be pleas.
ed TO learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that IL
fails TO cure. Send for list Of testimon-
ials. Address, FL, Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O., B@-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06
STEPHENSPORT.
Items are scarce this week.

Items are scarce this week
Mrs. Roland SIN tn is in Louisville this
week. FL.
Miss Katha Dowell is the guest OF Mrs.
G. w. Payne.
Miss Critic Elder has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Owen Cunningham
for several weeks. ..s
B. A. Copass, from Seminary, filed his
regularappointmentat the Baptist church
Saturday and Sunday.
II. A. Shellman is able to attend to
business again. Weare glad to see you
looking well Dick after such seige. T..
Joe English, Of Roberts bottom, has
an attack OF pneumonia together with
rheumatism. He has been confined
to bed for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Smith gave quite
a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner invit.
ing a few friends Mr.. and Mrs. Lannie
Smith and son Geo., from Owensboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lennin, of Hardins-
burg, Misses Ella Smith; Georgia Haw-
kins and Mrs JAS. Payne, all were en-
tertained nicely.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06
A Delightful Entertainment.

The people of this city were treated to
a delightful musical concert last Friday
night under the auspices OF Mrs. w. IL.
Bowmer and Mrs. G w. Short, the chief
feature of which was the whistling OF
Miss Hattie True Regain, of San Diego,
California. In this, the pretty young
Miss shows wonderful gift and cultiva-
ton, all of which the large audience full
ly appreciated as evidenced by its dem
onstrations and numerous encores. She
was ably assisted by the young ladies
and gentleman OF the town in series Of
songs, du ,ts, quartetts and instrumental
pieces, which made the concert one of
the best and most successful entertain
ments OF the kind Cloverport people
have had the pleasure of attending in a
long while. The Ladies Aid Society
wish. to express their thanks to the young
people for their valuable services ON this
occasion. -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06

The Perry county Farmers Institute
will convene at Rome next Friday, the
Sth inst, and hold two days. At these
meetings important subjects, Of live in
terest to agriculturists, are introduced
and thoroughly discussed by men of
practical experience, and they should be
attended by every farmer in Perry and
Breckenridge. counties, The program
published in last weeks News is espec-
tally interesting and it will be carried
out to the letter. Valuable information
may be gained there on the different
kinds of soil, and the kinds Of crops best
adapted TO them; profits in fruits, stock,
poultry, ETC.; farm machinery; good
roads; selection and preparation of seeds;
draining; fertilizers; education of farm
ers boys; necessity Of organization among
farmers, etc. When farmer, or any
one else once attends these meetings, he
wants TO go back again, and the Rome
session will no doubt be largely success
full.