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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
~ EW YORK and CUBA Mail steamship Co

y Per, rs aud l.. East River.
Saturday Steamer a. y. NJ nul Other a, D. m I r
Havana prir'~n fnmrc he FrInfra llguHa ltilVlto
TINlau and Won Cur
Matanfn-. tn-f"' a.. f1h 'hlhir, H..
Nassau Snn.Ia.n &c. 'rhf bua ahO anl N'nff'H'7.
- f,.r,,,. We'd. Jan. II.
,ptL,u. Havana and NcN can ports. sat. Jan. II.
ri'fV ~ NTT XANDKIN. HAVANA .... " d.. Jan. IL.
lGCEPt,irr co. '.. 10. Thurs Jan. 70.
VI Nli-EI Havana and Mexican ports. sat. Jan Fl
This line has dirort conn" Win 1nd Issues thouHh
mn = iai,.~ r. all n0fn's on MrNcan Il W Co.. McNI.
@nn Into,1c.nnlc L. Il NnNl1u Cont " 4. W Co. Ltd
crd t,c Monterey and N'N,ra our Railroad Excursion
T,irs :, thc Tropir~ redo - o. $50 and upward
For fuu particulars .llf OF Ua>-ar". alulN -
JAMiS T.. WARD GO. ii3 Wall.St.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET co

a. 10 GEN0A, "a 9' d91 III AlRcK Feb 4.
GRAND EXPULSION u the a neb 'a 40
orient by = Fuerst bismarck nom NC" orn' H'"' -
Duration, 10 weeks. send for p1mphet
EXPRESS SERVICE to ,,r,,-,.,,cr
SOUTH AMISrON. LONDON, AND nv. ~ 20 ~ GOO
1y ne magnificent twn->crew steemsnips ot i'-iooVo
H. Y. spring >aiinss t,Fn Marcn 70 'o ~ Hway n Y
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

40 s:5 A. NJ, I:i5 6 40 special, 20, 0:l5 ~
~ FOR Toms River. Barnegat PARK, and Basneeat $50
I2 or Aiantc CITY Vineand and Brdgeton. 80 A NJ
For Monmouth Beach seobright and Highland Beach
t:so - oD u 20 a. MOO Mo = 20 NJ 40 ~ T. NJ
Tickets and paloear seats cen oe procured at l2 2y
Conalst 81 Fast llth.st. go Columbus ave, ga %
~, Io,,h.st New.York: 1913 WESTINGHOUSE 125 FM'
w., 49, -1-ooriyn and ~ Broadway. Williamsburg.
Express Co. viii call for and check baggage
nom hotel or residence 70 destination
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Delaware Lacknwnnna aud Western II. X.
in New or foot of Barclay and christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE, yE~TIBlLED TRAINS.
E,I 4


Deci rouo to N,M "n a ,;S MHN ,,aSa
Ildgr Madton. Morristown. passale Paterson, Boon
ton, bo,cr. Stmhopc. ~ DDS LAhtr LANE 10.
pAlCONNs. HackctL,town. SCHOOLL( > MOI y
iHiN WASHINGTON, PhII.LlrSBthG. EAslON.
sC'tNNioN. III TSI on villa = hAtRt, NANrl.
tro.t, BL%GilAMI o. r99AfQRp, E94EwIch, Water
SYRACI 81, osWEGo, ILu,\\q,A 0 ECO ELMlRA,
IEnts WEST, SOUTHWEST AND sOUrHWEST
0.6O A.. Nil FfAlo UTICA and oswEGo EX.
with train FOR Chicago. arriving 3Ao -. IN.
1870 4. REFRIGERATION NAIL Stops at princ
lads T. M.-sCRANToN, BINGHAMToN and Ell.
MIRA ENPHESS. pullman parior cars
AIN +, Ma. tANrQXi M!LAEsBA4HE and PLyM.
1,J0 y. VI. tDAny).-Bu FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
puiInal N!reler-. Arrives at : rs a. Ia.
0.uo r. VI. (Dailyl.-But FALO, UTICA dnl OSWEGO
l'ltl.SS. Pullman slrelers.
~ AIS and ~ LliAS AtCOMO DATIONS 70
Murlay-.t and ~ BroadNW Ticket al terry stations
ave Ncw.York a33 washinstonst T-6 tNlton-st. and
fonna don all snt0ns
" WrSTt q rT EMPRESS COMPANY will can for and
che cl baggage from hot'l or residence to de- nation
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INNAN LINE.

n. TEw.Y0RK TO soUTuAMPToN: an - ~
CRY or NEW. SATURDAY Feo; o. ''g a. M
CIITTy or OF pni,fS saturday. Mar II II noon
From pier 49, B. to.s Of ChTs on9PSn or HAVE
First cabin passag@ e. ~ re9ner second cabin
$40 and and AZ. steerags az Low rates r,ox co
-" NJ" INTERNATIONAL NAVI'ATIoN ~
Rowling ttreen ~ y.
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ClTNARD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL, VIA oG EENNsTowAS,a 20 :, m.
Iofhn,a Jan T. 8 a. lEtruiia..fep. a. % m
H. p teb II; 30 p 7, m m
Auran4 ~ n,y Aqran as. Of t 3iartson
Cabin pasSa e. 500 and upward Seconn cuo' A. yory
Stecrag tickets to and from all Parts oil az tho COM
nenv's onIce NO Bowling Green, New.Y9rk'
pN"' VTRNON H. BROWN Il CO., General Asehe9
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Cost uno foun0.

Ogr.-N ar 35th.st and Mldsopavc. back Cocker.
| 4 snaliei do. suitable reward will DO aid II rc-
turntd 13 East 35th-sI
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CLYDE LINE.

4. oHl '7' 80. n.'' 49,, son,,w...
u" JACKSONVILLE and all fiori1a rU U
From Pier 20 f.. H. (foot OF Koo,eN ,ISt; q y, ~
A1G0% GUN Charleston and JackNonylle, M9h' 9h' T.
"tTTNCTE. Charleston and JacksonXine ~ Ian Ian ia
Al STEAMERS have rsclass passenger aec
""' l. '"'D'' K Rowling Green y. Y.
~ q EGFR Gonr Agt. q. s. trt Line, o. bFDee",,g'
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Reading Railroad System

Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring CIeanlis
ness and Comfort.
Pullman Par!or and Sleeping Cars.
Station Foot OF Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in ercc. December =. 1892.
Trains leave via
LEHiCtI VALLEY RAILROAD.
p BIFFAh2, TGRoNTo hN1 CHICAGO EXPRESS
'stRANTSN 'EXPRE-., EXCEPT sCNDAY, sis
4. NJ. 1880 r. W.. 3:i5 p. W.. 1880 +. VI
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara faIla
Toronto, Chicago and the West.
At 10 NJ. 80 D. III. sundays, :l5 a. m. go Pm
FOR Easton, 90 5 10 "A. M. u 80 2:l1 3:io oIA
80 p. Sundays. Oo, 5 10. IL 100 a. IN, lao Z ~
y. m. - -.,
S:l5 Il 80 G. 10. except Mauch Chunk, 3:i5 o:la
80 D. m. Sundays. 100. i5 IL 100 a. M. 40 = 80
.. n. go aoo e....
II 100 a. -. - 80
SUNDAYS. Is IL 90 a. m. 80 D. m.
For points IN the Mahanoy coal region at { 10 O. m.
IL 80. 3 - D. IN. sundays Is. II 100 a. m
For Wilkesblrre Plttston and Scranton. Sis q. n,
f2 90 IS. 30 p. m. SUNDAYS except scranton. SiS
D. For EmrV a'r5 a m. 10 30 80 D. N. sundaya
s:lj a. m. 30 D. M
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9nSIrulIlpn
For Young Ladies-City.


noARpING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Rev. Dr. and Mrs no cn GS 'hh4 ixkDyER P,nelp..
p pSS $500 ry year 3 E"ss cs.hs Ne%YoTE
City.
~ Ew YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE l25tnst:. n Y
Al PnHSa4 S''9s afy sa' Mount o. MGr. Bank bs
VS. E Eo con- q w KsJr fSgsdi and
For BOYS and Young Nlen-City.
r ooKKEtrXo stcnosraag npsWrIlHg a 3ins HOi
Aadres s'' SeS.York BuSn'ss college i25tn-st. N Y
n NIvEnsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL La ;1 Bfos s Way
Harvard at special re- S1Pt RagS Pc ts:tS''
For Both Sexes-City.
THE pEELlTz scmoo od o. 1,,5 hANG a61 Way,
BrancSe, siH in the principal American European cities
{, ITGIT1IAND-A Andrew j. Graham's School 744 Broad.
y way gives thorough instruction in shorthand and type
s.sS e @ Ss yssg iss evening
Musical Instruction.
AnrR Busy
Greene sei Is and md 81 East l4th,. NewYorh.
TIE FAMOUS Piano VIOLIN and ORGAN T AIS SCHOOL
N y o OPEN DAY And i Et7vhSiNo.
KADFoRp ACADEMY.
For the hs M.. D Co. ShE {GgsSs
X6SS GSSeh rAaS S s care
culture Of young ladies 18th var ecyn S Ppeps
rDHE CAWpRIpGE Mass SCHOOL. FOR YOrNG
i Hd1Ontases Of Boston Quiet of Cambridge.
Comforts r. h hRThuE s" GILMRS IS the
Bows and Young Men-Country.
ID oRDENTowN q. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE"
ID ch MFy' IT. r. D. "a IAaAA 66665N c6NSMHSpASr.
CANAAN AcADEMY Conf Lone f2 rc, &c.
SS, seHd "' a SSE' S;gs
81 -4T7STIYS New Brighton, Staten IsOnd-First-
- class school FOR sons Of Gentlemen Reference;
Bishops Of New.York Albany Newark etc.; Rev d.
Dix Rev Dr.. Hoffman. Rev. DR.. Vibhert. and others
There are vacancies for nlie bovs. Apply T.
REV. q. W. DUMBELL. d. D.. Rector.
s ANT rArLs 9ol GARDEN CIV l. L.. lreT ,sI
equppei la orator,s and 0mpa-um military drill under
T. = Cn nTIy sfr c4ryANT MOORE Heal Master
For Boys and Young Men-COuntry
Il ParSnts who ar uniort1na;, the Of
s by this school the ''"0'' rR>SK a. Howe supt.
T. KEEH0LD INsrIrrIt, FEehoId. s. } t3th car
College preparation specially; uuSlncs, high school
\ Ewr9X cNI Ia.g:e 500 {, slsy r.. s' Hcs
everywhere Steam.ac1cd swim MIN tsnE J. wilson. NJ
ID EYNsYLvAXIA MILITARY coLLEGE formerly
i 4. ". A., Chester Penn? Sis; se; session; C1NlL
oughy organized Preparatory Department Winter term
| begins Jan H. Coz. {. T. ny All f''s'
TN M HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wof,e..er.
Na,s-27th year Classical SCI nt'hc. Business Pro
! paratory Depts Gymnasium: Suict DIS plinc; Home
| care. j. A. SHAW A NJ Hcdd Mascr'
For Both Sexes-Country.
T. AsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEtit PorRhketlsic Ny
Zone al year II trough instruction IN BoOkke ping
| Banking comma 1lal Law, Pennanship ouc-Iondrnce
Arithmetic &C.. 1,leersphy s,enos alhy. Typcwrne Sc
business supplied with competent ASSISTANT. on short
charne fnr .inton trinlshot SEND f0 catPgc
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-TOrRS no THE TROPICS.

n ATLAS LIN l.. -
to tho Island q J2meca renowned ,, io ~ ,S RO
Nav anu heaiquaHr. Of the lr.tlh Army III '"c WIZ
inde-. Gooi hotels aud spendd al,s pic, and thu
Regular -aling- al-o To- isiti. NosA iN'" S''' '
many old World town. Il The Spanish MAN..
'' Ilu.t atd panphirt Hnilci Tee 49,, vo.,
prN rOPWBDD 4 co. AZ Mt. - sat D. Nv V'H
or TITO, COOK \ AONN. Tout-l, N,.--I-s.
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OIeau Steamers.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO.

A NORTH GERMAN LLO1Dy D. o. w.
"A. >HORI KOUIE TO LONDON-,,rx
NEw-YoRK. sOUTHAMPT0S, ,, BEEMEN'
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS sso =.
First Cabin. $40 and upward Second ' So ,es Of
berth stec ace low rates Steamers sail from i"0' VI
2d-st., H0b1kep NJ, .,.A = IN n m
II. H. Meier jan 10, 10a.m TrsNc Tue F Ep a. M
I'll O. Tues Jan. H. an, Saa,c IT,. Leh 81 Q a m.
Allcr Tues Jon. 81 am lam ruos' ,eH 81 q a m.
Dresden sat. Feb: 4 . Am IIoe.. IpTi. i'' ~
Van vi, ~ ion 49, in Ir.s than eleven days.
r,o; " n ' ron DC 10 am Fulda Sat Mar. II, 10 am.
FuIa Sat Feb. 4. 10 an era PIN q 10 a. M
Vera, sat, Fcb2J. 10 am has IN A M
Kaiser " ii Mar {, 10 am. Frda sat- Az ~ ~ '''
En-. rSs * 70 P NJ ns SAY MAJ am
Pa. a. 800 SIS Of $50 berth, First Saoin'
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NH, DE vApoRrs poRTUGrEZEs,

- .,. .V"mtr, ','Ng5-''n n,popro LISBON.
CApiZ Or GIBRALTAR -
r,frlt-.N in conjunction Nlfh tie st''n.1
o,,' ~, I r.r a., ,nnu fne company have al Jed to
,i,lI l.r thr now af-t-cs,s passenger steamer DVNN
: H. DONN MARIA VII sail about February !. a.
Un. Offer. ei,clfil a. mn" alnl iOr ufst.
LA. NJ. r. scoang a mi'drr climate" Duration o!
ronId Tim IN weeks. Mclca attendance on hoard.
~ fr I.f fassacr and oti'r Information apply ~
II ~. NTYTt MI ". ."a raj AGENTS.
~, rroad -. y" VII.
,,.. y r,,.cv Ac.nt ". y Sluiorn. Agent.
boston. ~ Non'C1ulff' ST. san Fr inclsco
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4. ...,. ~, ,I.ao,m.
80 ian l.. q a N. l,r rniAnic.. FEB. To- p ~.
v rs Inn - ii H. MnIestc. Fcb2c. 10 80 am.
"a ,.pnio Fob a. ia. Bfitannc.. Marlh 1, D. H.
- '' prorn White star Dock. foot q " ~ u-st -.
Saloon fste $50 upward accoiins - stansr al9 oua
,io, ~ Goh second cabin th"'" steamer $40 alo
$40 Pr,pad $40 ard $40. ht~faS. ron or T. u,o
ia conntrv $50 No - Broadway, New'iork. fhi+
oe'i"l" '"''' W. ii MAITLAND RTRSEY. Agent
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STONINGTIM LINE.

FARES REDUCED, BOSTON, ONLY So; PRovI
DENCE. ~ IS. WORCESTER and III Easter Points
INSIDE ROUTE-New steel Steamers MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE leave new fl"f 3U, ~ L., one block abON
Caasl.st., At . 80 r. VI. daily except sunday.
DOR NEW HAVEN-FARE 75c-ExcurSon
l. good day., II % Magnificent new twn.soiow
siet sicsmcr "Iuchrtd Peek" Fycf. fastest
on Long Island sound and tho ia atia steamer 70 IL
Noitham," leave Pc 20 l.. L.: daily tSuaays excepted
az ~. ara ii :3C .riiv IN tin" Tor
Merdcn, H6itf'Tt. Springfield ana ;hc Noth 1hrs.
elegant ste 'mefs equipped with electric ght- AMI
bells and Furnished luxurious a. gnOnt. Inr0ug ack
e.. sn1 5ags g. checked az As BIZ sdway, N.
Ceurt-st.. krssAIh.
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Gteambn boats.
NORWICH LIME.

Fares reduced, TO NEW.LONDON, fl.Oo, NORWICH
1928; WokcEs TER. 500; BOSTON, $500 Core
pier 90 North River next pier a51Ne pcsbrosses Street
Ferry. daily Sundays excepted, at d 90 L. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

COMitHN T. ~, ~ ~ r hAYTt ivfT SAT
=, r. 'CNF S,n'eli ........- sat- Jan. Z, p m.
* r0tEGoGNr. Lr'o ut......... SIT jan. -. a. m
IA F6RGET. Ge.c.o Agent. 40. lowing Grern.
CIORIpN. CUBA MEXICO, sol TlltRN
-. ,rnn IL ". Ni". N.i.a. 60. - 'in,ip .hi
IA ..o.- rcsr,- ." ai. Ior'' OF The ""u' ''' '' ''
Ia. II. GAZr Z sons iS Bfoaavsy. New.lota.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

+, AsTMAN BUSlNk>S COLLEGE. Porehke,l sc NY.
II Ope al Thorough instruction IN Bookke ping.
BANKING Comuto!al Law, Pcnranehip lOrc-Tondr nce.
Arithmetic &C.; TfeRrsphv. SenOg Apply. TypWrting Sc
business men supplied competent assistant. short
notice 40 charge situations furnished SEND FOR carge
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d. MEXICAN PAs.TNGER LINE.

MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE.
n For 81 THOMAS. MAkILNI9Qt;, BAHBApVSSo N-
from Robsr; rinf, Bfookyn. "a a ~ IN
). 5. sIGCRNNCA......- .Mstne-ily' jan 10 v !"
vnNrEylpro EUrSts AlKfs AND ROSARIO
Cal'iag at St 1houss. -
c TrcsdfF. FEB -, = D. M
D. PAU p GERHARD & GO. General Aggnyys crt
,--,. ,.,.. ruos COOK ( son. e0I md ,e25 b way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

500 7. M.-"Ihnal Durct Sleeping Car Ncw-York to
Chicago. arrive, daily Chicago 8 % .. 10. Second
SciSe@ld w yS 70 I p m ',l',''' 80
4.3O T.. M.-RchnSnd and Danville Express, dssy win
I--olen Slceyers 70 Aug "a, Memphis hd New
Sleeper % Asheve and Hot Springs on second .ecton
800 =. M.-Day Tor al points or Chespeeke & ONO
RAILWAY with Through SleeIiug AID Dining Cas-. IA,
8 % =. M.-Shcnandoah Valley Express daily with
Through Pullman Buret Sleeping Car 70 New'orleehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CIR NENRY MAINE. a Brief Memoir OF his Nie.
Ry Sir ~ Z. Grant Duff. evo PIP. 4ol Henry
Holt h Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

c,b r% pasS sr c ~ $50 ani Upward cabin s
low sf rse ' For frSg H At tho COM
vG fq:s 81 H. h HSy?g &S CO.. AGENTS
4 -INMAN LINE: o,.,,, :, .roy
lr %%E%SHEk TO f9%T5S%Eb SO M
cT OF OF is 8 soG r.
F2'1 rs. e s. S. .eI ss5oss E gsSs
g General neral Agent Bowling Green y. y:
CLYDE LINE.
cssosv fIf and s s Point,
Pier 20 T. T. oG Sa Of a 9SSSyM 91
HhT1N6LE Charleston and JacksoH,me VIII JAM IT,
Al aei lrvs cI 5,f'1. Pe.eGs saera &s%@ss
T. G. rcrR cenr Ast. G. S. P Line 81 Broadway
4 -nAMBUEG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
a. 70 GEYoA r trG fsFPl' nnis&&H l Feb
taer' >d GiSm@ ST 5, fSH so" 0"
Duration rI ExPREsS srE y Fit t. CONTINENT
So 1d macsnt eem:hps OF 100000
i ri sg@f 'faSSN Aek Hafi Co. .os7 Bway n Y
4 RED STAR LINE: ~ v.n,s
wE,5 %35S.5sy 5 JAM L. g. SS M
c@ $50 upward ea ;eGaa on GaG Pand = trip '"i &p
ly To- F-ffit,ny F'8i xHv XVI Eros Co.
Gpncrai Agents. c bowling Green.
4 TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
N wrr,,,v A sTriyi5s n \ & aewYoRK
T. s l sp"a a q js@ s, 5e4i@"f , %
Nav and hcoiqua-,S. Of ths Brti.h Army In the "'''
"1s Coo 6s, a aS' ''fR s to and tho
many Old wG4 ., os ssa q pp% mp S@a mae Ice
PIN Of F2 fly eoSk s@NS roar., AGENCIES.
WHITE STAR LINE.
:Atin,cJan H. p ,r,gtoaiis Ff Pa g. =, = 80 "a M.
Y1.,ic ii jan "a m MocstS Fdb@a 80
anp Es f %Si,i sac DS: nI sA@' Wa ,1'H ~
saloon isc, $50 upward accoNh 70 ,,an.r ana 0ca pea
s uG2 Of r 2Si so 0 aid ~ sas Q@ Or e ne
0d Country. so 10. ~ broi4"a!' Ne"' iO'"
delphi" once 40 II. MAITLAND KEnsEY. Agent
MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE,
"A ~ TqNts MAE TES2 uA RAH 3 Co. '1'
srauntgGgAE'.' ' Il Ma faSyjH jan IS. n.
noSrryorGt . TgFS a, $. t 1aos. aSO NosAHlo
S s r APYA ;. }GrriiAnp co cn'i AeSn%;, ss
r,pa., Ar.o,. ruos COOK son. 2ol and l. 22S B way
CONptGNlE GENERALE Transatlantique.
\ fJNcI LIZ H., ~ iAlH sa, Ja ii' T. p m.
i h2rgG@Zq ~ S St jan iS'' 81 H. p D. M m.
Ia ft66Nir r. &c "a Agent. so Row INK Gfe|n.
CLoRlDA CUBA MEXICO. SOUTHERN
T.. ' H" Of T y. ro ,eSd Tor for rou 'i'
ca'."Iu cAza sons. lis n,c.aeag. Xes.r9L4.
JAPAN-CHlNA -
Steamer, la,o san lUnci'co =. io.l.%,i
nflLG,II1 nu .dap. Nara H. p B. H
o
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04

CHICAGo.-Last Thursday the body
Of man was found on the lake shore
near the foot of Diversity street. A
partly filled can Of powder was beside
the body. The face was torn and
mangled, suggesting the probability
that the man had filed his mouth with
powder and touched 1t off with light.
ed match, blowing away part of his
face.
In the pocket of his coat the officers
found the following note: "Do not
send my body home, a. '7y wife has
no money to bury it. Don't barv me
in pauper's grave. I have been tired
Of life for the last two years. bat have
lived for my baby's sake. lean no
longer live. [ have no work and out
of money. This word is but stage
and the curtain has rung down upon
one of It's main scenes
(Signed) w. H. IRVING.
Charles street. Winthrop Beach, Mass
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
ing Section in North Carolina.
N. c.. FRIDAY, August 4, 1898.
A THREATENING LETTER.

While some of the James City dar'
keys have stood by their agreement
and have paid their rent to Mr. Bryan.
others are disposed to give trouble,
and threaten to kill Mr.. Bryan and his
agent Ar Hancock We clip the
following letter from the New Berne
Journal:
"JAnEs CITY. n. g.. July 9th, 1898
Robert Hancock, Sir say to yo
don't you and Jim Bryant come over
to here in James City moore if you
Do We will give hour life away for
yours fox yours let it be Day night
Nothing more only Death to Robert
r. Hancock and James A. Bryant
You apeare to Be Great man and
you will have 70 Show 1t.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
AN INHUMAN FATHER.
HE KILLS HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILD
Rem AND ATTEMPs THE LIVES OF
TWO MORE CHILDREN.

PITTsBURG, Pa -Jno Souse killed
his wife and two children some time
between II and o'clock last Thurs
day night and thea attempted to COW
er his crime BY setting the house ID
fire. Fireman soon extinguished the
flames and discovered the dead bodies
the wife with her head crushed hy
a hammer and the children smo' hered
A boy 8 years old and an infant I3
weeks old were fastened in the build
ing BY their father, but the arrival Of
the flremen saved them. The rescued
boy says his father killed his mother
and other two children. The room
showed evidence Of a desprate fight
for her life by Mrs. Souse. Souse is
in jail.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
FIRST NEN COTTON.
The first bales of new cotton from
Florida and Georgia were sold at
Savannah Saturday, the 29'h ot July.
COLLECTOR WHITE.

Collector Z. \ Whites raeigaatoD
has been asked for md we suppose
that means that his successor vii,
soon be appointed 1t would have
been hard matter for the keJubI
can admin ~tT1lion when il came int'
power tour years ago to have put a
more Goa taous and clever gen tlemar
q the position of collector than Mr.,
White has proven TO be He has
made many friends durn! his four
years soujourn ia r leikn who will
always remember hI'u uscst plea>an,
ly and kindly. Raleigh News &
Observer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praiso'-A purer medicine does not
exist and tits guaranteed to do all
that - claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure Rll diseases Of the Liver and Kid
neys, sill removs Pimples, Boils Salt
Rheoal and other affections caused
oy impure blood.-Will drive Ma
LARA from the SYSTEM and prevent as
wei as cure all Malarial fevers. For
cure e IIsadschs constipation and
ladtgsstin try Electric Bitters. En-.
tire satisfaction guaranteed or mon
ey refunded. Price SOC. and S1.Oo
per hottie at Learys Drugstore
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
THE LYNCHERs WERE READY

P S. Hinkle. q we'll to-do mer-
chant of Davidson county. is in immi .
nent danger of lynching. He beat his
wife SO horrible that she is about to
die. The lynchers we're ready to hang
him, but one of Hinkle's friends beg
ged % spare his life. His wife, who
says she does not expect to recover,
asks that they do not nolest her hus-
band while she lives. Hinkle some
weeks ago whipped his wife and two
daughters, using a heavy buggy
whip.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
IT SHOULD BEN EVERY HOUSE.

J.B. Wilson, 37l.Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa, SAYS ne vii nat &c with
out Dr.king's New Discovery for Con
SUMPTION Coughs and Colds. that
it cur / his wife VINO wassthreatened
with Pneunonla after an attach VI
LA Grippe" wAeu various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber. of
Cook. port. Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done him. more
rccd than anv.hihg be ever used
for Lung Trouble. Noth;n. like It.
Try it. Free ,ria' Bottles at Learys
Drug Store. Large bots es soc. aud
SI.e0.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04

One Of he first effects Of the trou he
in Colorado has been that she big
papers there We taken in sail and
greatly reduced their size. A. this
particular time every man who can,
ough, to pay t~r his pape;, tor the
expenses Of the papers cannot be re-
duced, and fresh news IS cash con-
modify.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
A DUEL WITH PISTOLS.

BRowH1NGroN, Mo-. "A duel with
pistols took place Thursday night on
the street between E. c. Morris, OF
Brownipglop, and !. sX,sesnder Ferd.
ef Clinton, in which horris was fatal
ly wounded just below the righ: shoul
der b ade, and Wander Ford was hit
in the thigh. The trouble grew out
of Wander Ford's attention to Nor
rise daughter. Twelve .or fourteen
shots wsre fred at close range Van
der Ford was arrested and hurried off
to Clinton. Merris is still alive, but
is bleeding internally
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
LYNCHING TOO GOOD FOR Hi.

COLUMBIA, S. C.-Sunday Hiram
Young, white. visited the house Of
Minnie Cornelies, white who was sick
in bed Wednesday it was noticed that
the little 10 year old daughter OF the
woman was hardly able to walk. Al
Investigation revealed the fact that
she was In fearful condition, the re-
suit of an assault by Young. He told
her he would kill her if she confessed
hence her silence. Young will be
arrested and lynching is threatened.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
THE BUTY OF DRESSING WELL

lis every woman $ duty to dress
jast as richly as sne can afford, and
it is a sin against our artistic ad.
vancement as nation. for her to
dress unbecomingly and with disre-
gard for the niceties of the toilet
To say Il do not care a1t7thin I
about Dress is equivalent to saying
u do not care anything about q most
important branch of art development"
and is by no means evidence of
superior mental force. A "dowdy'
woman is N ofense in the streets
and uncomfortable in the parlor 1t is
not the attention paid 70 dress that
sensible people ought to object to,
but the lnattention to proper conbi-
nation and harmonious outline.
Dress.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-08-04
TIGHT MONEY LYRICS.

II you have a word to say, say it
Like man:
If you have q debt to pay, pay it
n you can.
If you have a chance to seize, seize it
With your might:
If you have hand to squeeze. squeeze
it
Good and tighte
kansas City Journal.