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ALONG THE wHARyES.
Items OF Interest Picked Up on the Differ
ent Docks.


ent Docks.
The Coleman yacht Miranda, Capt Belts,
carried down party of excursionists today.
The jaunt was given by Mr.. Harry May
Schooners Samuel Dilloway and Albert T.
Stearns were at Bath, Me-, on the 29th ulrimo,
for Washington.
The Emma Virginia, from Petersburg, Va,
with $4,000 feet of lumber to H. L. Biscoe, is
about due.
Schooner Sidonia Curley. Capt. Curley. is
loading 10000 feet of lumber at Norfolk for
II. l. Biseoe. Schooner Jonathan Bourne
sailed at Bath on the 1st for Washington.
The Bourne is one of the best-known four
masters at this port.
Schooner Anderson Is out from Petersburg
with 10000 feet of lumber to II. J.. BiscOe.
Schooner Hulda. Davies, cleared at Newborn on
the LIST for Washington Ship and master are
old timers at our docks and were especially &C
tive last season in lumber and barrel trade.
The Minnie Rowan is out from Boston.
Local shipping matters are waking.
Today has been remarkable for lumber
arrivals
The rivals. Harry Randall and Mattano, came
mp on good time with fair freights.
There Is general shaking up in yachting
circles.
schooners Nina Tillson. VIM. Morsell. D. b.
Fishermen look blue.
This has been poor day in the excursion
trade.
Steamer Pilot Boy will replace the ferry boat
City Of Washington, Withdrawn for repairs.
The Mildred has been completed and lies in
midstream. Work on the Ella Pierce is being
pushed. She will be a new tug.
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STAGES to Little FalIs.
10 the Editor of The Evening Star:
T.Nnrrv V,

40 ne ElllOr o. Tie Evening Sta-:
LANGLEY, Va, MAY 4. 1893.
Why is il that none Of the enterprising citi-
yens OF Washington have thought what profit
able business could be conducted by running
line Of stages from the Aqueduct bridge to the
Chain bridge? The woods around the latter
place are most beautifully situated for family
Picnics. being well wooded. high, cool ami
well watered: the fishing at Little Falls Is al
ready well known and appreciated This is an
excellent chance TO build up profitable bust
ness, but the hours must be regular. so that
patrons will know just when to meet the stage
i; would be well patroniZed also bv people hy-
ing In the surrounding country. there is no
public mode OF conveyance to and from the
city ENTERPRISE.
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The Jury Could Not Agree.

This morning in the Criminal Court Judge
NcComas discharged the jury who retired with
the case OF Claiborne Howard at o'clock We'd
pesday. After forty hours deliberation they re-
ported their inability - agree and that there
seemed TO prospect OF reaching "a verdict The
Judge expressed regret that thev were unable
to agree and discharged them. IL Is stated that
the Jury stood four for conviction of murder
two OF mHnslauShter and SIX for acquittal for
most OF the time.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-FLAT FOUR ROOMS; SECOND
floor suitable for light Housekeeping; plenty light
AM air. Also two rooms third huor: separate or
together references exchsn2 ed l24 s. ne.
my2-:Sc'
L'OR RENT-FLAT-FlVE VERY FINE TNFUR-
L nished rooms and two baths east. south. west
exposure terms reasonable; references EXCHANGED
Call after ) O'Clock. go 9th st NV uV:{:st-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LADY CAN ACCOMMODATE SIX PERSONS
N with fine airy and good board in peasantest
situation in Hsverstown; references required For
terms address 243 Prospect St., Hsgerstown. Nd.
my2bt
DELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS;
~ iron and sulphur water plenty of shade. milk and
ice. Address Mrs. JOHN STOCKTON. Brook Park
Rio Station. Abemarle Co. Va my2-1m'
ssCLEN MANOR" FOREST GLFN, MD. b AND
" o. r. r. new mana gem entI opens May Is for
the summer; good water. shade and porches; mtu-
u. ". until May 10. sp29-lm'
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH
win be received u until oNI O'CLOCK p NJ WE'D
furniture towels. forage and other miscellaneous
supplies for this department DURING the nscsl
the department forms. which, with the necessary IN
structions viii he furnished on application TO the
department. HoKE SMITH. Secretary. ap24-2sw3w
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BOARDING.

LNIES T-CLA-> MEALS SENT OUT TO FAMILIES
L served IN my dining room. ITO L st, H. W
near State. War and Navy Depsrtments. my3-3ts
L'IRsT-CLASS HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT
L board; location central; references exchanged.
mt25 Pm 1908 G st NV.
(rOPEN TOWRR-THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
~ bCardins pace in the city; spring and summer
midst large shady grounds; all modern improve
msnts. 23l0 Pa H.. ap2O-ln
rJNHE LINCOLN. COR. 10TH AND II SITS HAS
l. Few choice rooms, single suite. which can
be rented at reasonable rates. with without board
mhoD-tr
THE IRVINGTON, ST. BETWEEN l4TH AND
Il 18th So. elegantly furnished rooms, single or
suite; with or without board; terms bic ;
excellent table Inh2i-.5n
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THE recent performance az Willard Hall Of
magic ana mystery by amateurs highly in
t. resting. and ''prOfs. Albe-ti ard Hurtz'
prOged themselves quite skIiIful IL feats OF
legerdeuaiu-
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WANTED-BOARD.

{-ANTFD-IN Mt. PLEASANT, BOARD 1.-TWO
w meal a day and room by two young men. Ad-
dress. with terms, which must be moderate, VI. and
C., star office. ny42ts
WANTED - GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
w board from June l 4: not to exceed $50. Address
MERCHANT. Star office. rny23t.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oST-A BLACK, WHITE AND TAN SETTER
IL RyD named 'NELLIE;'' about 10 months old tan
color around lips and over had leather collar
when lost, with owners name. Reward IL returned
to 1913 Riggs st. or 62o st. n. W. C. P. LATHAM
myi-3'
T OsT-oN EAST CAP. ST, SMALL LIGHT TAN
- colored EyP IA pet); answers to the name of
Maudie Please return to 210 18th ST. (reward)
I OST-GOLD BRACELET. REWARD IF RE
II turned to Miss SkfDMORE, :0S + ST. NV It.
I OST-LADY'S SMALL BLACK ENAMELFD
II watch with leather chatelain Reward if r.turned
to 611 Eth i. n W. Mrs. A. L. MASSEY. 1t.
FOUND ADRIFT. A SKIFF. THE OWNER CAN
penses. Address 6i2 Il st sw my3-ot.
T OST-. PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLFS on THE
IL I'd. Finder will be rewarded if left at 7O7 X st
NV mY}ot,
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PROPOSALS.

proposals FOR FURNIsHING cAsT-IRoY
SSsSSd SxSsy nv fTSTt$F ~
pnSrosa SHd R sgssiar'Sns nay he ob,sIed this
SELL. commi-sioners. ID. c. myi-et
pRoPosALs FOR roofing COPPER AND
L PORTLAND CEMENT.-ofBoe Of buiidius for
c Nay IL sss 9sgitq wash
End he sssd sE gss
fp5ts1d J, Cement reSnEsd for ne 6aldns or
THE TwffFiH DAY OF MAY. isaS On and aIeasa
cson general instruetSns sn q e@S,I,. sd
al an 10 ,Gfn s o n Tay Be spps
tendent and Engineer. myi. :s.s Alb 10
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF MEpIcINE
sea sad sSrs x Wssshiss5on C. April as Is
70, Naval Hosgsa !. Washington viii be received at
lsss Ell II FINES fspsE s MsR
Ssss ss sSsssf rES
scedGe Of the articles. With fhnE Gn9srS Ssne SO
speecatons. delivery, conditions forms ii OF er aud
ian es BE- sesPss Ss i 30
s be s91 MI unless there .s
articles he proposes 70 supply The rshi reserved
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
sealed pfcposs ssins inar. d SnaPr @ saS,,.,
,3r ne navy nsrd, Washington. ID. q. % he opened
sS ~ iosh VIII be received the bureau OF sup
49iiNHTIii, until until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON MAY
. ara ana s ~ s SPssd
y, Z, ooo tons luminous coal; also quantity 70
OH, Luinper steel. iron. bolts. nuts and washers
aicohol brass rods. steel plates steel sng les
navy sna ys and The articles % sSS 70
Bank proposals will be furnished upon Application
70 the navy yard. Washington. ID. C The attention
OF manufacturers and dealers j. invlted I've bids.
AL other things being eansL decided lSt The de,
reject all bids not deemed sdvartase1us 20 the
government. EDWIN STEWART, faymast.r Cen
ersl. Z. g. n. ap2i2sw2w
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NIANTED-ONE GOOD-SIZFD ROOM UNFUR-
w nl-h-d with good air and sunlight. by elderly
widow lady; price reasonable; no heat required ref
e-euce II required. Address j. NJ. Star offire IT.
XTANTED-ROOM WITH BOARD FOR ONE
w may be two Gentlemen; private family:
venteut 10 Treasury Department; give description,
terms. &c. Address j. q. D. star office. IT.
WANTED - A GENTLEMAN WHO KEFPS
w batche or's hall wants unfinished room on line
of cable Address ARTIST STAR Office n,y:S-3t.
yTANTED-FURNTSHED AND UNFCR. ROOMS
w in all parts Ofciy. Cheapest and quickest way to
secure desirable roomer< A pcs daily (Est iSSl
SHACKLEFORD's AGENCY. 427 18th St NV.
aplS-.w"
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARr.

WANTED-BOARD IN COUNTRY OR SUBURBS
w from about June 10 for three or four months by
young man employed in city; small household pre-
ferred- Address. stating full particulars. POLHE-
MUS, Star ONCE. my4-3t'
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WAREHOUSES;.

XTANTED-TO BUY AN SOR l0-ROON HOUSE
w with modern improvements. preferably north Of
and west Of 18th St price S6. 500 to IS, 300 Ad-
dress stating terms, 4. F. K. star Office. my4 St.
WTANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN,
w care Of house for summer longer; city refer
ences. Address Z. E., star office my4S
XEANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE MARRIED
w couple. the care of furnished house for the
summer. Address. at once. l.. b. star office n3-2'
NXrANTED-BY NORTHERN LADY, WITHOUT
w incu brance. charge of furnished house in the
NV part of from May 10 for the summer: best
Of and references. Address PHILADELPHIA.
Star Office. my.t2t.
NIANTED-TO RENT A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
w or detached rooms, suita BILE for a chemical labor
atory and water Necessary state terms. Address
p. H. Star office. my.1 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS NOT ONLY
L prescribe Bedford Water for Others but drink il
tl-Il-elves- Ira natures nimtable remedy for all
diseases VI the Kidneys. Liver and Stomach o-wl0t
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FEMALE.

WANTED-wOMAN. TO COOK AND WASH IN
w private family; either white or colored bring
fslsysps. TO 1915 ST. Belt cars pass the door
WANTED : LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE
~, Will pay You 80 70 slZ per week 20 do strictly
Send self addressed envelope to G. f. EMMONS L
Mas Mass DA''srsmAreh and Water s's' my SHsaSn'
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in small family must be neat and good
cook and laundress Apply at 1322 st. NV. ID
NANTED-A NEAT. TIDY GIRL. OF GOOD
character to dc the chamber work and attend to
apply So7 Rss xr with S
XVANTED-A GOOD. RELIABLE WHITE GIRL
w to nurse baby : years old' good references re-
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAsS CHAMBERMAID;
ave. my4-ab'
WANTED-c0LoREp WOMAN FOR DISH,
Hill. ID.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND GENERAL
washing IRONING Cali at Iio9 st w myssb'
NANTED-AT 1921 ST., A COLORED CHAM
w bertnaid who undersl anls waiting. 1b'
WANIED-A COMPETENT NURSE TO ASSIST
w with chamber work, reference required. 200
ST. 10
WANTED-REsPECTAB WHITE WOMAN TO
sl2 SIGMA. Star Office. 1b'
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
W children and 70 do'chamberwork; reference re-
maids, maids. mattresses nurses. seamstress. house
notes DICKS AGENcY 6is th ST. 81 I "a ga
WANTED GERMAN GIRL FOR
w ,ar smsi family. Quarters K.' Navy Yard
VVANTED--A WHITE GIRL TO Go TO THE
day between II and O'Clock. my3-2b'
NANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS NURSE;
infant from birth French or German preferred must
have the very best of city references Address b.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MIDDLE AGED
CIV rsT. s eea for SnDy 9snT hes, of
WANTED - FIRST CLASS WHITE SEAM
w stress to go away with family; pay, $50. Also
to Mrs. L. NJ. DUNNTNG 42S eth st. n. w. my3,ab
WANTED-AT ONCE-Two GOOD REsTAU-
Washington Hotel my:,-2bs
WANTED-TwO YOUNG GIRLS To LEARN
w aresslnakins by Mrs, j. H. FLETCHEk, los D
WANTED SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO
PIrNEY BRiDFoRD. iaoS ' 81, r myssS Of
ED-IMMEDIATELY-A COLORED GIRL
w to cook; wash and iron for a family OF two per
sons city references required Call at 1904 st n.
WANTED-LADIEs TO WRITE At HOME; IN
South Bend. Ind. my36 mb
WANTED =. IMMErIATELY. EXPERIENCED
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO HELP AROUND
w the house must stay at night Call at sos Va.
WANTEp-A GOOD NURSE; MUST BE WILL
required Apply I0Il st. my2-3b'
WASTED-A GOOD NURSE; BEST OF REFER
w ence required Apply 101I q st. NV ap2-3b'
WANTED LADIES TO Do WRITING AT
South Bend. Ind. ap35-20b
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

EfOR RENT-SOS 10TH ST. NV, ROOM ON 1ST
Il floor. suitable for physician or dentist: rooms !
on I'D hoor. 30 TO S15 EACH opposite park
depts Metropolitan and Columbia Clubs my 4-3a'
Tor RENT-ROoMS; SINGLE OR EN- SUITE;
Tor gentlemen: no women in house. sos tn st.
n. myi-3as
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1920 n ST
Near Dupont Circis.
tractor and Builder.
Jobbing by reliable men ap20-2@s
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CHIROPODISTS.

pATNFUL CoRNs AND BUNIoNs ARE RE.
l. lieyed instantly by US The worst" cases a
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT Blu.
w rezu. conducted by ladies-men and women, white
and cOlOred. for all kinds of domestic labor
and sprn with references. 100 St ap15- 3w'
WANTED-AGENTS FOR LOVELY .'WORLD'S
w Fair button-hois bouquets; great assortment
of flowers and roses; superior to nature in lasting
odor. color and formation; suit able for both
sell at sight; sample. 10c. MAX ERNST. Cleveland.
Ohio ap2S-6cs
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MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED-BY A COLORED BOY, A PLACE TO
w drive cart work in grocery also by oored girl
place as cook. washing and Ironing Call for two
days at 1913 18th st. n. W. my4-2f'
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DOR RENT-AT REDUCED RATE. SEVERAL
attractive houses on st. Goth st. brick and
stone: stories. IL rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements; in excellent order.
b. IL. WARNER & CO,
ar6-24t' 910 + st. n.
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L'Ok RENT 1905 18TH ST, NV, BRICK
L house. II rooms and bath. $50 per mo 3l3 st.
brick house, rooms, bath. large lot 3So ger no.
ap29-6t X. VI. MOR.I son. l2l2h + St NV.
EOR RENT-FURN1SHED OR UNFURNISHED:
l. owner going abroad; will lease for term of two
or more years handsome modern house o. fourteen
rooms; house IN perfect condition. Address ED.
WARD W. BOXER 1927 18th st n. W. ap24-tr
LroR RENT-HoUSE 22O2 1 81. NV; NICELY
l. papered: seven rooms and water: running
water cloret IN yard; rent SD b Inquire store
200 st. NV. ap22-eo6gs
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In NV, $500
j / ave near 18th st
NV. 1T..............37 5
1903 K At NV. l6r. .:SS3 :s3
lO2S Vtav. lSr. 300
Il st nr1Sth NV. 16r. 1913. 80
13}0 Conn ave. lar 800
10th st near y ST NV.
K st near 18th st NV.
Mass ave near Dupont
Circle, 1Sr. 800
X 1 ave near 18th st
NV. l6f.-...--........300
r ! ave mr. 18th st NV.
18th ST mr. p st n W. 1.5r. $50
" stn'r1ithnw, l:3r. Dos 33
Ne cor 10Th 4 r. l4r... 200
X / ave mr. 18th NV,
Ne cor n II ave and
Corcorsn st. l3r. 1895. o.
2l1 n Cap ST. 20r. lilo
OFF
Sc cor 10Th and Fists
NV. Ar. entire third
uOOr --..... SVD
Pa av & 18th st NV, Pr. :. Is
Sc cor 10Th and F SITS
NV. pr. 2i floor 40
1928 Pa av NV. I'd FIR. 80
s3:' 9Th st NV, LIST and
ID floors An
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EoR RENT-s.E COR. BOTH AND SITS. NV.
omt l2r.. ...;.;......-..:......... SOS. 90
heat: ............... 500
lio6 Stoughton st, Or. ana b.. a m. An. 400
20ll 18th It. NV. l2r and b., m. l. stable 40 g
2ll6 St NV, ar. and b.. m T.. .....-..... rs 20
S3 9th ST. n ", Cir. and b., a. m. i........ -. 90
S3i 10th 81 n: ". Or. and b.. a. m. %. 20
myl-l2t JAMES A. BATES Co. I407 + st. n W.
EoR RkNT-BpICK DWELLING, ol5 NORTH
i Fairfax St. Alexandria. Va: 10 rooms: ali mod
imps large side yard terms. $50 per month; kew at
southeast cor. Queen and Fairfax sts myl-6t'
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FOR lighthouses.

ir and BATH . ss. n~ new DAN aaa
I1So hhgman place. Trs 1906 Cap st. 80. 40
my&-3t H. L. RUST. tSo4 14th st. n, W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
EOR RENT-UNFUB
IT Hotel centrally To-

i HOteI centraIIy 10
Gated, SCR. .........S6.
1923 r ] ave NV, 11r. %
I2l4Fstnw (s& ID. 2:s3. !
122y X st NV. l5r. Dos. /:
1416 Goth st, r......2C
l.,04 q st NV, store and
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ENOK REM
HOUSES
10l7 st NV. 13r St $50 33 9th l. 7r bath 20, IN
l15l 18th stpw. Dr. bath go ola 9Th ne 7r bath % 30
l149 18th st NV. yr. bath. so IS h st NV store 81
1903 18th nv. 81, bath. 80 ga Del ave ne Or II
9th the. .45 1905 I'd NV. 81. ...... Is
1919 1lth NV. ar. bath 30 40
ONCE rooms In the handsome new building of the
p rices. Apply
CHARLES W. HANDY.
myl 610 18th st. NV
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DOR RENT-A BROwN-SToNE HOUSE, SIS
North Carolina ave. Or. $50; also ia ST n. e.
mhii-2ms j. D. CRoIssANT. $40 1Ith st.n.w
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BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL JOHNSTON.
mye go 1903 Penna. ave.
L'OR RENT-BEAUTIFUL PRESS BRICK AND
L stone residence. 3037 o st. rarlor. reception
hall AN dining room first floor; seven bed chambers
and al modern conveniences; house newly papered
and for location and convenience an ideal summer
and winter home Rent $50 to careful and perma
nent tenant. Keys at 1901 3lst ST.. OWNER.
Room 101, Corcoran building myH6'
DOR RTNT-9ROOM HOUSE, COMPLETELY
Il furnished: convenient to uptown departments: at
II nominal rental to responsible party for four
months from June l. Address W. H. s.. Star office.
my2-S'
Tor RENT-3 NICE T-R0OM BRICK AND STONE
L houses in the n. e. well located: all imps two
at so. 80 and 1 Is. 30 per month. L. SIMMONS,
owner. 505 f st. Il. w. my2-3t
Tor RENT-A BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOUSE.
L 1919 18th ST. H. W. a. IN. l.. by the year 900 per
mont h.
mylG ct JAMES A. BATES CO.. 14O7 st. n w.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-CHICAGO

L'OR RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
L house in Chicago. containing rooms and bath
or the IL onths of July and August 300 per month
Within ten minutes ride of the tair grounds. For full
information and description of house
Apply to JOHN B. WIGHT.
ap2I-N l1lQ q at
The Newtown bee., 1893-06-09
Editorial Ink Drops.
NEWToWN AS SHE IS.

To one who steps into Newtown, whether n stranger to the place or not, 1t presents at any season of the year an appearance of unsur. passing Iovcliness. But in June, the queen of months, the mortal who is privileged to drop llie's troubles and fly into the peace, the beauty and the delights of rural Newtown, with her broad, hard, smooth, elm -arched streets ele. gant sweep Of close clipped lawns, beautiful homes and scenic expanse unsurpassed, may well consider himself as near Paradise as he will ever get this side of the Styx divide. In this day, characterized as 1t Is by increasing appreciation of country comforts and privi
 eges, Is 1t any wonder that place like New
 town Is rapidly gaining in popularity both for residence aud resort, possessed as she is oi every natural advantage. Such, in brief is the reverie of one who has just spent two days among us, not rthe first time, but after ire. qnently having been in Newtown. His verdict of the borough is-"Simply perfect from Sun set Cottage on the north to F. l.. Johnson's on the south, and from castle to depot. And the wealth of verdure on all the surrounding coun
 try makes 1t place fit for the gods" And New
 towns hospitality is unbounded. The person would be hard to find who would not be satis
 fled with the treatment he would receive al either Of our two large and popular hotels, oI at the numerous private homes and abiding places that are open to the summer tourist.
The Newtown bee., 1893-06-09

many buyers made written contracts for crops, while the weed was still growing. and tanners come to deliver the goods. Buyers who did that sort of thing, and you need not go outside of this part of the state to find them deserve to be jailed It is the most CTS should be marked by the farmers in sea sons to come. And they will be. If buyers buy crops internationally early in the sea son, they should be made to live up to thei agreements, even if they have to go to tn, wall. Farmers can be none to careful il drawing up their contracts, especially if the. are obliged to deal with tricky and unprine pied buyers.
The Newtown bee., 1893-06-09
BEDDING.
CANDIDATES FOR THE JURY BOX.

CANDIDATES FOR THE JURY BOX.
 At meeting of the town authorities held at the town house, Monday after noon, the following persons were elected jurors for the year commencing Septem- Der l, lS93 D. <. Bartram, G. kuntze, J. N. Nickerson, k. P. Shaw, ". 5. Hill, J. L. Blackman, J. NJ. Sullivan, George Sherman, J. c. Sanford, J. k. Sanford, Patrick Flood, B. $. 8oughton, Charles Sanford, F. B. Bouton, c. Merchant, Seth Sanford, G. o. Platt and Williap B. Hill. PLEASED WITH THE SPANISH INFANTA.
 Postmaster Gregory had the pleasure of seeing the Spanish princess on Memo rial day at Grants tomb. Like all the rest of the American people he was cap tivated by her appearance.
 Just 116 dogs have been registered and there are more to follow. H. s. Osborne is making an earnest ef- fort to collect the tax due on the old books. The treasury is empty and~the selectmen do not wish to borrow money l if they can avoid it. N. Sipperly, having finished the ewell at l the creamery, has commenced one for | Miss J. H. Sanford. Mrs H. $. Shaw has visited friends in Wilton.
 Lpuio AuulSey HAS SOnc to SuHsy T. vana to buy drove of cattle. c. 4. Ezequille, who has been suffer- l ing from a severe attack of pneumonia, is | not expected to recover. His death will l be severe blow to his family. Town Clerk Nickerson will improve | the appearance of his house by new l front piazza.
 Edward Bradley purchased a new l horse from H. $. Osborne and subse- quently traded with John Williams. The Academy has closed for the sea son. Mir Webster has as yet given no
 answer to the offer of the school for an- other year.
 Rev Dr Tatlock preached at Christ church on Sunday one of his scholarly sermons much to the pleasure and edifica- tion of large and attentive audience. Dr Julius Miller visited friends in Bridgeport and brought home with him a young man to help him on his onion patch
 Dr A. M. Reid has visited his father, Dr J. NJ. Reid, in New York city who is quite infirm.
 The Legislative committee on Putnam park will reccomend an appropriation of S7500
 Our mail route has not been sublet vet, no one being found foolish enough to take it at the low price offered.
The Newtown bee., 1893-06-09
In New Haven County
SOUTHBGRY.
LIST OF JURORS.


 At the authorities meeting the follow ing persons were chosen as justice jurors : c. $. Brown, Stiles Belfield, H. V. Peck. John Reynolds, Sr.. $. N. Warner. Jesse T. Hickox. Sanford Johnson, Sylve ster Bennett, H. W. Beecher, 5. l.. Tuttle. Isaac Wentsch, H. NJ. Garfield, Birdsey Gilbert, Anson J. Ward, sidney Platt. Everitt Piatt, w. H. Wakelee, Alfeed Platt, c Leroy Mitchelhand George A. Hugh.
 Miss Grace Pulford entertained the Columbian band at her home, last Satur- day evening. A most enjoyable evening was spent there.
 Some of the young people had dance at the Town hall, Monday evening, May %.
 While cutting files, Saturday, Peter Devine had the misfortune of having a particle of red hot steel fly into his eye. He went to Danbury for treatment.
 The many friends of Mrs Louis Cou lett (nee Miss Ella Bradlev), will regrt to learn that, after very successfui term of reaching for two years in our public school has resigned her position. MT and Mrs Goulett will be at their home in