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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-07

It is a belief of fishermen that the fnux
denizens of the deep are hungriest and
bite most freely during the four or five
days following the moons first quarter
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-07
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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-07
Applying a Precept,

"This is the fourth time you have
applied for an Office" said the candi-
dates friend. eyes, but it takes lots of
application to succeed in anything, you
k~now."-Washington Star.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-07

In the five or six months Of the year
during which the sardine fishery lasts
something like GOO, 600, 900 of these little
fish are caught off the coast of Brittany
alone.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-07-07

A curious grass grows in Ceylon, the
popularity about which is that when it
has attained q certain length it takes fire
by spontaneous combustion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
RAILROAD LAWS.


In Indiana the complainant alleged
that plaintiff assisted his invalid daughter
QUITO defendants train, and before he
could leave it the train started that be
notified the conductor. who pulled the
cord, and, after waiting while. di-
rected him 10 alight, which he did, aud
was injured, the cars being still In mo-
ton, though he did not know II. the
night being very DARK. The supreme
court rules that II can not DO said az
q matter Of law that he was guilty Of
contributory negligence.
In Iowa the evidence showed that
plaintiff went upon The train TO accom-
pany his wife and child that when the
conductor called. "All abonrd.' he start
ell TO leave the train, but found the door
Of the yestibule locked; that the brake
man first told him he could not get off
aud that IL would break his neck, but
afterward said to him. you get off,"
aud opened the door. which he shut
again as soon as plaintiff had passed
through 1t 10 the platform steps. Plain
til jumped from the train and was IN
jured the train then being In rapid
motion. The supreme court rules that
the evidence justified verdict for
plaintiff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
BnAKEs ANp courI1Nas.

A. -. - 81
~ .NprIlsloWh' re- iast week niteh
il,n anu poys we're !hpFsohrd ier hitccn
ua!s IW ,su9nhE IIes On the cars OF
'ne ihhaueiphli ana i'enclng'
A passenger conductor Of the Pitts.
burg and Western ran 6,ii0 miles IN
August and, according TO Pittsbnrg
PAPER. Va'n''' So '
owing 20 lhe general depression ~
business Tue colorado ralliYdd' are nsk-
ING The board oil equalization TO reduce
their taxes
At Bridgeport, Me. on Sept q. the
engine bonse Of the Bridgeion and Suco
River railroad was burned up. together
with two locomotives. This removes "a
per mcnt Of tue roads entire motive
power.
]. j. Kuhbacher OF Ashland, Ky. has
invented an electric car scale which he X
reported 90 be trying to promote al 81.
Louis.
A d,sn,,,l, from snarrovs Point. Ma.
s,a,oe IN, ,bn R,ssrrner and rail mills
~ ~ N ,la, S,eel eompany are over
en- y, Nth a,dsrs
v ~, -" -, s., .. go, ,,,i,.,,.,
ihs nan signa' oInpay N.Y. nuo,pi ,bs
Sn,,horn Pacific rn0d viii, thelr eJenai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

other companies Citing pubic perform
antes. These tickets have hitherto been
sold at = cents nile for PARTY of leu
or moro,
General Freight aud Passenger Agent
McCaba " the Rock Island Is expected
to rciuru 10 tths cify this ii1rhmE. Mr,
McCabe has hcen absent In The Eas, for
several days.
H. r. Robins. travelling passenger agent
Of the II. and 4. G., Went north last
Night,
]. A Edison, general superintendent ~
the Cotton BELT, accompanied BY his Wife,
came into the city yesterday IN their
private ear After Il shurt stay they lcit
over the Katy for tho South.
J.. II. White, division SUPERINTENDENT
of the Cotton Bet, was In HE rlly few
hntrs yesterday.
j. W, Allen general freight agent of
the NJ, N, and r., wlth heaignafiers
a. Delllson, was In the city yesterday.
4. O Carninc. city passenger agent
of the Cotton Bet. lcft last night for
short visit 10 his ola home IN sherman.
While nbsent MIR. Caruinr may Incident
ally run down To NanAlstyue,
There j. a heavy passenger traffic odf
u this city for 81 l.onls aud Chi asi
Last night every north Ia the Ptllutn
was spoken Tor before the traln left u e
depot.
II. r. Keenan, general agent Of ile
Burlington, with headquarters az For
Worth, has returned from a tip 70 Gil
cage.
g. II, Turner assistant general frsiLht
agent " tho Texas aud IacinV, pass,d
through The city yesterday on hls way
East
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

n,,t. an ,he Erie canal are now get
M 4 cents a bushei for xrain from bui-
falo 70 New York.
The Mexican railway Vera CnH 70
Ciiy Of Aiexicol viii establish Iaihc
agcncies IL the unitei States. Ney
York agent has already been appointed
The express companies doing bl.slness
Ia Missouri. after a conference with fhe
state railroad cosnpilsslouers c0uecfnlnE
Tie new law, have agreed 10 reduce rates
on merchandise about ~ per cent.
'rhe Norsh Carolina railrosi commits
sioners have Issued rule requiring that
vrhri a part ~ a consignment of freight
4 shori the carrier shall not demand
charges Of the consgnce execrg for Tie
portion delivered.
A clcre.And paper siys that will
each Words fair excursion ticket sold
lie fake Shore aud Michigan southern
issues . blank for the paaaeugsr 10 Oh
out while IN Chicago. stating on what
date and train be wishes 10 return.
According 70 the Atlanta Constitution
Ne soathgrn Railway and sieams,Iip AZ
ISOLATION viii hereafter resisiet the use
81 special partg tieiIeis 70 theatrical or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
A UNIFORM SEAL.

Fred Farringtcn, president of the
Freight Claim association. has published
an advertisement TO the inventors aud
manufacturers Of ear seals inviting them
TO send stamps Of their seals, presses or
other devices for sealing cars to him
for Inspection by members Of the asso-
citation who are DESTROYS of adopting
uniform seal. The samples must be ac-
working Of the devices and stating the
prices of them. II is the idea Of the
association and the committee having the
matter in charge to select the best de-
vice and recommend II TO the roads rep
resented In the association for adoption.
The membership OF this body embraces
representatives from nearly all the large
lines In the Inlted Siates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
sLEErlNG oAn nAMMocK.


A Western editor has been 10 the
Woods fair. He learned few things
en- route, and this u the way he tells
his experience: when we started to
Chicago we engaged doubls lower berth
in a sleeping car. and the fellow We got
IL from said it was large enough for two
10 sleep IN. Night came on and the porter
sad we could 90 into another section
until be made up our bed. Directly be
told Us we could retire at our pleasure.
We weai under the curtain, disroped,
and was ready To lie down when We not
iced somcriiing like a hammock swing
ing from the wall. Just above the bed.
'Hellor said We 10 oursclf. that porter
l. very kind and thoughtful 10 hk u
hammock for me TO sleep IN, 80 That
ms wife can have plenty Of room 10 rest
eIsy ca that little bed. III give that
fellow II quarter. sire. By hard Work
we squeezed into The hammock. and just
then our better half pOked her head under
the curtain and exclaimed, What on
earth are yon doing fhercf Have you
ron. stark. blind crukyf Don't you know
flat pocket i 10 put your clothes In
and not for you 10 sleep iDf'
SPECIAL DAY RATES
The Western roads are now struggling
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

with the question Of granting cheap rates
to the fair On Oct. 0. Chicago day. An
sorts of propositions have been sub
mi,ted. but that the rate will he as low
as lc per mile Is practically assured. A
proposition was Submitted 10 the lines
by Chairman Caldwell Of the West.
orn passenger association, providing for
a rate of one Ngulnr fare for the ruund
trip from al points from which the siagle
one-wny fare to Chicago Is 50 or less
thss rate TO he applied mp to u 9O0-mile
limit from Chicago. Beyond the 3OO.mllc
limit tho fare il TO be tc per mile
A proposition has also been submitlcd
looking 10 cheap rates for Irish day az
The Worlds fair, which is set for Sept
20. II provided for one fan. for the
round-trip from all points within 1OOO
miles of Chicago, tickets 10 be sold sept.
~, limited TO Oct. 4 for returning. Min.
nesoth dag Is also being considered, and
a ohc-farc rate fpr The ruuud-trip will he
unqucstionably granted for that day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
TIE ArnrNrA y1croRrA.

aAMBuRG. Sept. a9.--In reply to in
enes made ny the Hamburg American
anship officers yesterday. concerning
4 detention OF the steamship Augusta
loria OF that line at Southampton, Eng.
and the report that cholera had been
F'oTered on board her. Captain Barands,
sieamer's commander. telegraphs thar
sanitary condition OF the Augusta Vic
Il Is perfect. The Augusta Victoria viii
..Aln at Southampton under observation
United States medical inspec'ors. II Is
.Jfted that she viii be al 10 pro
IL % New York Monday ~ the mean
n We passengers VIII be cared for az
,eading hotel at the expense OF the
injury American company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
THE RAILROADS..
BIG EXCURSIONS TO SEE THE
SAD SEA WAVES.
railroad Men on the Move TO
Busincss--GeneraI aud Personal.
Brakes aud Couplings.

When the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
put On the special rate Of - to Gal 'cs-
ton and return, they expected 10 carry a
large number OF excursionists to the
Gulf City, aud they wee not dlsappoia.
ed in their expectations. last nigh. the
depot platform was crowded with people,
all holding tickets with boat ride coupons
attached. 10 accommodate the cScir-
sionists, the Katy had n train Of twr 's
passenger coaches, and ,hsse were batly
crowded. The Santa Fc also put "a
extra coaches for the accommodation II
those who preferred thar line to .he
sea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
". LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN,
New Outlet for Fort Worth.

Pic Fort Worth and Denver CITY railway
>pfeciaung tho necessity for another line
the North and East 10 accommodate It's
.nUns. have concluded 10 inaugurate pas.
'4ser service from Fort Worth and an
elcaeo, New York, Kansas City, Fits
cfg. Topeka, St Joe. Emp0fia, Newton,
.fhita. Wellington aud ali polnts 10 the
|Elh and East. by this route you make
rcileally the same time, making close
|1neetion at Panhandle City, where
fpngh coaches are provided.
ne from Fort Worth sane AZ via any
~ line.
f \ fall Information address,
ID. n. KELLER
Gen. Pass. and FRI Agent,
Is. DAVIS.
ag Ticket AEt. 4Oi Main st.. Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
ARGENTINE AFFAIRs .

DCENoS AYRrs. Sept ~ The prc,,l.
dcut IL inrlued to resign aud mud nuca-
affairs ore taking iu the ArEcntine tepub-
lic ~ II proposcd W ciusr euugress GU
September %. without Npting the hudFes.
Governor santiago has routed the n,iieis
Who retreAtr1 10 1ueumen. pelllgrini H.
expected TO arrive at Santiago soon WIN
800 men. Disorder Is imminent VI Ia.
i1ufa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

Nething pubiiahed ires sAoeps "si.ua'
tions Wanted"
on aocount OF the iheteasins dsmnra, NJ.
On the space Of The Gasette, both ~ al
vertisers and TO moet the requirements Of
the raper's news service, Il IL eari-
relied to dlacontlnuo inc publication daily
q nee Advertisements for persons deaifing
hcip aud Of notices OF articles loet or found
Doctrine. Ncwcver TO aid the unemployed
The Gazette viii print three lnee thrce
tines free for persons Seeding employment
For advertisements OF this character tho OF.
cess over three lines and Insertions more thaa
three will be charged At IA, fAto % 9ne
cent a word each insertion.
ONE CENT wonp Aps
Al advertisements under iNc foilow,ne
eisasiecaticus will be chafsei At The rate
q one cent wurd each assertion ami must
be pald for In advance. aus rule u invHr
tali,, aud 70 slreptiou VI a-s'9a e liy
case, No advertisement taken To- less
than Is ceulA-
PERSONAL
LOST.
FOUND
sTitANED.
EfOLEN
srRAYED on srot~v.
BUSINESS CnANCrs
WANTED DwEl.f.lNda
wANrED-n MOONS.
WASTED HOARD.
WANTED HEAL ESTATE.
wAN1ED--To EXCHANGE.
wANTED- liiSvLiIANsoUA
FoR RENT.
FOlt SALE.
HElP WANTED.
MANIED- bOAupENa
Professional. financial aud othev rHris,
special notices. ete. In this classified de
pas,ment, sl23 a line PET noon. Discount
for uni0 ads and Cor cash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

BRUNSWICK, Ga. sept. q. r. Reporter
Egan produced aiiilaNts az Joint meet.
citation today. alleging ihat Relief tom.
missioner Edgar MeDaft attempted to bar.
ter food certificates for Virtue With Maggie
Dean, Anna Pepper aud queen nendlsh
all cOlofeli,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

KANSAS CITY. No.. sept 23.-Apprala.
ers Of the Kansas Ciiy Safe deposit aud
Savings bank report the actual assris a.
Sr,1 90, nominal S2,O40p Liabilities,
81 ,.sO.O 600
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

GuADAfsAJARA, Mex. Sept. n Coll
ma volcano Il again active and innny llgina
near The hass 81 inc n1unialu have aband.
onrd their homes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

Between goods money
Keeps the point Of the trade
goods and far prices That's the prosperity
seller just as our store the point trading
counng buyers hereabous This you
Suit It's the season for CHANGE holding
little and you will need Suit
SELECTION and the best
actually make jest competition $5
our S6 Suits and do without bishng dollar helps
swell nestegg Fall Suit
You know of that AGENTS DUNLAP HATS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

Frank Grag0irs. a. inventor 81 Kan
Claire. Wiz, has perfected system for
pIpDolllng boats which, be- clAims. will
allow vessels 10 cfDss the Atlantic Oceau
In two days md O half
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

GIBRALTAR Sept % Health apihdfi.
ties have Imposed o quarantine Of senn
days on OIL vessels from Hamburg,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

oSDoN. Sept. o3.-Tlie Hussars sta.
essa al Aifreton during the recent coal
~ l.onbles have departed. This intt-
4" mat the strike Is near an end.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

Arrive Chicago Limited Leave
7I5 a m. Union Depot No L..
mo. . Union pepot. $40 p m
300 . ". Union Depot No. B..
mo 4. Union Depot. 200 nj
Accommodation.
No NJ. 9TH street, No. al.
No. 81, 4th street. 800 4 IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

Pens eau BE- made out u eight metals,
steel. brass, copper gold. silver, pluti'
mum. amalgam and aluminium. AlnmL
nium pens are generally regarded o,
the most durable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

After a separation " s.xiy-fonr years.
William Shaw. a. Inmate of the Brining-
ham, y. s.. county farm. has hren re-
stored 10 his family. Nj shaw Is 70
puted TO be lO5 years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.


Texas and Pacific trains No. And o
|opy SOP al TeNarkana ~, q. Junction.
|1tlanta, jefferson. llhrshall I0ngvlcw
.jap,Iion, 1llg Sandy. Mineoln. wills Point,
'Tefrcil F6rney, East Dallas, Dallas aud
|Tvrt Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
GAzETTE'S LETTER LIST

Advertisers should remember that lettera
directed 10 initinls only are not delivered
through the Ioutonlcu. n initiala hfn used
they should DO directed 10 the care " some
person, lrni OF postolhes box
List n letters rcmhining unuallef for IN
th' o1unting room yesterday NJ y. ~.
l'er.Nn. calling for them VIII please my adj
Kanrman. 4 la VII Yonson--i
b. Go y, ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

ifNiNiiNAlfF
MARRY II YOU WANT A HtSiANp
or wife, itch or poor, arnd 20 egns fgr
wrappef NJ. ard MIR Drake. 49, wash
ingtpn s,furi, Chicago
sANTAo-Foe AirS ONLY GREATEST
s ss,,'fii1 n, ~ 0iee ". duaranieed
StAinp fnr confidential rlrcuar. ~, ".
\ Miller q Quincy street Calcago.
TOME rONTE. THE LADIES FHlESp.
Will positively enlarge The bust Q inches
or uloney refunded tiharauteei = Nat p
sient Stfnal application, rri@ ~.
Npnd stamp Tor confidential rifculhr, Mrs.
Df. II. \. Miller, p Quincy street, chi'
cnFo
4, H. E.-coME HOME on WHITE ,iE
Papa.
NfAnn1RD LADY AGENTS SEND l0c
ilspid seller Warranted Nothing mo
ciea. ais Main' Fort Worth Tes.
LADIES Don't M DECEIVED. .nur tisE
thr ronaMa Gfeenioaf ifnsf Developer
aealed hook sent free. Gfeonlrsf Toilet
Co, Dallas Teraa'
MlnRfEn LADIES' SAFEGUARD, 80
nedei1ei 70 equal money refunded. y
R3i sSu,taeioI ans6 ss" aa,I ~ 70 Ladies
N'F'lR R'if AH"""NN f'sf FfFf
nAnnTrp LADIES SEND 10 cl:YTs
Tor .Tnfsuibie safsrpard" mo medicine.
a ~ nasai. Ksnsas Ctr iio
-------------------------
tefon SALE -NIscrLLASBoUs
ron SALE i2sBAnREL HofIRR MILD
q b,.t wheat, producing ,eciion 10 i1e
MN on the time and fcceifihR from ~
a. 40 bushels ~ Mhraf per day ~ OK
chang * n,ur 7csy sem waigg r9l
new an1 IN Sod condition. sideirHrh 10
mill door and warehouse door, VIA gfii
for part cash. hsisnce 10 good property.
or 90 time II viii pay yDn 70 infrsfi.
gate " Jun wani uili Address i.0ol
bor IL. chliliegihe, Texas,
500 ron uPniGHT IIAyo ~ GOOD
condition. Aien HiFsohfSd, corner firsi
and Main sirssta.
PORTABLE ENGINES ron SALE uNn
10 horsepower. IN extra strong and hef-
vieaabio engine. bnilt for hard work. \
homegrown nearly new. both engines IL
pod fepair. and VIII be soli cheap. 10
yoh want secepd.hand boiler n any
sfEef Fort Worth Novelty Iron Wofks
AZ West Heatherford sirest
rwo NICE. GENTLE FAMILY PONIES.
also one single phaei0n lnrafiy new ieft
~ ssls Al Aarlow Bros llFery stable,
----------------
POR fhLB--A CHOICE LOT on YOUNG
Bfrkahlfs 60wt. Polk Bros.
ron sAi,H-A NEW sURnRY AND HAIs
ness. cheap. Address Hurry, eafo "a
refie
YyASTED-AflsCELL
WANrRD-TO BUY A SIT or DEDnVOM
furniture IN good condition Attfes5
AByer," care of Gazette. II
PHo<OcRkFus.
rprsox rnoSodixrHs ron sALE-1L,
sffsf a114f fff RNIc and e0aiie speech
= oan be hard ~ n rhonquspa Pr
IN. 1ik ifain aIeet Fort Wonk, Il<,
Via Csuynfton. Mgr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

1t. II. srANpLEY KEEPS rnE nrsr
stock Of second hand furniture stoves
guerHsware, trunk, etc. IN the city. 80
neustun street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24
CLASSIFIED COLUMN


StEf iAh ufFFn ron NEW Sunscniii.
ciS 20 lipNffa inialnbie llandl
tarpiiu system iar sllc halanca
~ no year With luf Il Nl
Necc. YOU nin neyor have nnoilsr chance
y nlftiilW wllioHi adydncf lniyncul.
sNw taiital tlgl1s 80 nj rfs.nf weekly
fafc, g'll,TfvHler. Practical Nrtund sue
Ntstu lr1r Subscribers Ia all pats %
Inc Vnhct StWca and tanada. i,ffni-
frtufnc,l nnifnfutly stcl week pfm|pec.
Tvs ISM, Win tahnlatcd statistics and
lion This parr y. u Rowe. 4, d hos
i2I. nrookiyn n "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

lost TUESDAY AFTERNOON. a NV
lninp under risat Jaw and nrst joiat o
~ iei - ~, Answers TO name 81 lack
kriufn ~ W. q. Newly. ais Adam
syfvet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

hL0tlAR clOltAGE iiONsE ktlI iui..
Kew tvoAsi set ouf ratesi cAfefol AlotinT,
(nvAiNk, ehilalins. stfi. ss,iua,ts nv,
w .. lilhlVa \ to,. he,oalr1nth aud
itusk strvcta
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-24

sEcuNn HAND nuuks HoUuitr solar
Vi exchanged; scientific, law or thcoic i.
cal % mechanical apyvi1.iy, A. d.
hoan. po0 Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-24
AMONG THE BERhSHIHES.

PITTsFIELD Is INTERESTED IN STATE hoNpo
Pittsheld Mass, Dec % (SpeciaD-Ihere was
q large attendance of leading citizens from all
over Berkshire County at the County Coh''i'S
s,oners rooms In the court house Thursday to
discuss the advantage and necessity Of State roads
through the county. 1t seemed advisable to the
majority of those present that there should be
sort Of boulevard running from end of the
county 10 the other north and south, crossed by
tvo or three others from east to west The towns
through which these roads would run are not
sufficiently wealthy 10 keep up such roads. ana
therefore II is thought that they ought to be Duii
and cared for by the State according TO the Ia"
which has been already adopted Among the
nrominent men present from different parts OF the
countv were Selectmen Mahanna and Mcdonald,
of Lenox; John b. Hull and Selectman Ayinar' OF
stockbridge: Charles J. Burget. j. b. ChadwicH'
Henry Shufelt and Charles Gddings' OF Great
perrinoton: ex-senator Oliver Robbins. Charles r.
Hibbard Robert Rockwell. II. 5. Russell county
Commissioner Manning and others, Oh hn,,,i
II was voted that the County Commissioners shouii
The Pittsheld Rod and Gun Club are making a
strong effort TO prevent any Illegal shooting Oh
the SO@ Thsy have nave
otherwise Illegally captured Ihey haVt ent , X,
man to look after this matter and II - sai ,ha.
~ last week or two. Pickerel can be caught
through the ice but If any trout are captured me
men who bring them into the markets VIII "
I,ewis C. Albro, of New-York. viii spend the
HOLIDAYS in town Harry r. Russell has returned
at the house Of Mrs II. Nell Wilson on Inesaay
bv Miss Trimble Miss Baldwin and Nh Paven,
port. The second dance of the week VIII be on on
,S,ss Nadeline cutting The chief occurrence OF
Christmas week is the large assembly AZ Jehn n
Hall on Thursday evening al "hich ''' pooP'e VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-24
rArr IL COSMOPOLITAN.

>,o,-uaven. Conn. Dec. % (speciaD.-Aceording
., s,a,,stics complied by John Q. Tilson Editor %
',, >,a,a Kramer" the hfty-second annual edition
mas ,nh,ished at Yale on Thursday. The claims Oh
waI a National university have been strehs'n'
anad during the last year There are present ~
VI, s,udents from twenty-seven States anu
~. ,orapn countries. The peculiar faet o.
,ha variety OF States represented Is however ."s
a,,or distribution Of the membership over "'u'
49," while Harvard draws her students mo ,,s
than half from Massachusetts,. ia,e , .N Of at
.ha,, quarter from Connecticut Inc tapiv ~ az,
,andance published in The Banner III u' penn.
ttoiiaws. Connecticut 6SS New loih, Tv p66o Ohio
sylvana 1866 MASSACHUSETTS, ~ iIosi q; Yer.
mont 26 Minnesota q; Iowa ~ GauiyarnIa 70:
moine u: District OF Columbia, y, ~ ailios ira ~.
9MoInrado' II: New Hampshire iS TennesseReb os:
Kentucky. ii: Wisconsin. 10; Indiana Japan.
In,and 10: Texas 10: kansas - Canaua, ., ny a.
r. 1s'd nelaware 4 Hawaii G. Montana b; Germany .
number OF important additions nave rhev ara
"a, ~ the Peabody Museum al are ii1' o..
fro the wel-known Leonard cabinet ana Inon
Inunted by Frederick Leonard. class OF a. hpon
S,s death they we're given to Yale by ms n
Mrs hns embraces rare specimens Of minerals ana
ore from the Rocky Mountains