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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22
DIED.

December 81, 1898, at p. M, at her resi-
dence. No. AS south Fairfax street, Mrs.
ELIZABETH, wife of Thomas NJ. Scott aged
"A years Funeral from st. Mary's Church,
tomorrow Saturday. morning at 10 o'clock.
Washington and Baltimore papers please
copy.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22
Fatal Railroad Accident,

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. pa landslide
last night near Roanoke river on the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad caused
the wreck of twenty empty freight cars.
The engineer, W. F. Barlow, of Church
land, Norfolk county, was killed and
the fireman and two brakemen injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.

1t is denied at Rome on the authority
of the Vatican that Mopsignor Satolli,
papal delegate to the Catholic church
in the United States, has been recalled.
The Union League of Philadelphia
gave a reception to ex-President Harri-
son last night, which eclipsed in mag
nitude and elegance anything of the
kind heretofore given in Philadelphia.
Seth Crawford killed his step-father,
Billy Crawford, in Henry county,
Tenn, yesterday, while the latter was
beating his wife, the formers mother.
Seth Crawford is boy seventeen years
of age. He has been arrested, and is
now in Jail.
1t was announced in the House of
Commons yesterday that the Duke of
Edinburgh Duke Alfred of Saxe-Co-
burg) would renounce f15,000 yearly
received from England, but would con-
tinue to enjoy the 10000 granted to
him under the royal marriage act.
The New York State democracy,
which aims at the overthrow of Tam
many Hall and "bossism" throughout
the State, held a meeting in Cooper
Union last night for the purpose OF
perfecting permanent organization.
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Fairchild
was unanimously elected chairman OF
the new party.
The republican minority report of the
ways and means committee of the
House of Representatives, finding fault
generally with the Wilson tariff bill,
was presented in the House by ex-
Speaker Reed yesterday evening. The
report was written by ex-Speaker Reed
and characterized the Wilson bill as q
measure for other purposes than rails
ing revenue, and charges the democrats
with avoiding an issue by not adhering
to the democratic platform.
The case of Commodore o. F. STAN
ton was disposed Of yesterday by his
restoration to duty. In taking this action
Secretary Herbert disapproves of the
Commodore's blunder in saluting the
insurgent Admiral Mello in the harbor
of Rio Janeiro on October 20 last. Com
modore Stanton is assigned to the COM
mand of the North Atlantic or home
station, with the rank of acting rear
admiral. The admiral expected that
it was the Brazilian flag, not Mel'o,
that received his courtesies.
The revenue cutter Corwin arrived
at Honolulu on December ii with dis
patches for Minister Willis, the nature
of which had not been disclosed when
the Mariposa, which arrived at San
Francisco yesterday, sailed. All is
quiet on the islands. The government
has framed an ultimatum, in which it
declines to negotiate for the restoration
Of the crown, and declares that it will
resist with military force any and every
attempt TO overthrow the provisional
government. This ultimatum was held
ready to be sent to Minister Willis
should he enter upon the fullillment of
his instructions. The provisional gov
eminent has dismantled the throne and
stripped oil all insignia ofroyalty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

The contest over the highest Worlds
Fair award for beer was settled yester-
day. The Illinois Court of Appeals de-
cided in favor of the Pabst company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

By the death of Presley Simpson,
aged 90 years, at Paris KY, yesterday,
there are said to be only two soldiers OF
the war of 1872 now living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES

Manchester Centre, VT, suffered the
loss of its principal business section by
fire last night.
Two masked burglars broke into the
residence of Christopher Meyer at
Maspeth, L. l., at . o'clock this morn
ing, ransacked the house and got s., 900
worth in diamonds and $50 in money.
James S. Johnson, prominent cloth
ing merchant of Perth Amboy, n. j.,
was mistaken for burglar at his home
early this morning and was shot
in the neck by Adolph sofield. There
is little hope of Mr.. Johnson's recovery.
The British steamer Iona was seized
at Valesco, Tex, yesterday by a marshal,
having been libelled to recover the
amount lost by the steamer refusing to
deliver q cargo Of coffee on the dock,
but forcing the consignees to take it
from the end of the ships tackle.
Lieut.. Conway and sixty members of
the crew who took the dynamite cruiser
Nictheroy to Pernambuco, Brazil, from
New York, have refused to accept the
wages offered them by the Brazilian
government for their future services
on the vessel and will return to New
York.
At McCary's Ferry, Ala, on the
Tombigbee river, party was crossing
the river on fiat, when little child
fell overheard. During the excitement
Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Alexander,
the latter the child's mother, jumped
into the river to rescue it, but both
were drowned. The child was saved,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

A BEAUTIFUL line of MEMS NECK
"A WEAR for the holiday trade, at
CHAPMAN'S, 424 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

.oME and see our Fall Style of DRESS
~ GOODS, OUTINGS, &c, in oil colors, at
AMOS 3. SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

BEAUTIFUL line of NECKTIEs, Four
D in-hands and Tecks, latest styles, az
SLAYMAKER,S
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Sl.OO GIFTS.

ION First Floor.)
An Appropriate Book.
A Fine English Bristle Hair Brush.
A Fancy Atomizer.
A CellulOid-back Hand Mirror.
(0n Second FloOr.)
Braided Initial Muslin Shams.
A pair of Handsome Towels.
Four Damask Towels, large size.
Mems Embroidered slippers.
ION Third Floor.I
A Crocheted Fascinator.
A japanese Cracker JAR.
A Handsome Work Basket.
A Hand painted Collar and Cuff Box.
(On Fourth Floor
A pair of Nottingham Lace Curtains.
A Framed Picture.
A French Dressed Doll.
(On Fifth Floor.)
A Shakespeare Table, oak.
keystone" Egg Beaten.
A., MA Iyorr Duct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

DRIME PORTO RICO MOLASSEs and
4 Vanilla Drip Syrup just received by
j. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

r AIDES FINE S1ERINo PANTS r,duc,d
IL from soc 10 3Oc at
- cTAyIAKEP,G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

DURE LARD and SUGAR CURED
i SHOULDERS for sale at reduced prices
&c NuLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

A LUMINIUM THISfBLES, light and duia.
N bic Mt II. w. WILDTS,
1O6 north Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22
ADVERTISING DIRECTORY,

The following houses, whose advertisements
appear in the GAZETTE, will be found reliable,
and are commended to the attention of pur-
chasers:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

DRIME NEW CURRANTS just received
i and for sale at &c per lb, by
JIG. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

CHOICE NEW BUCKWHEAT and MA
" PIE SYRUP just received by
&c. MLBUBN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-22

EVERY FAMILY should have bottle Of
IL CHOLERA SPECIFIC in the house;
price Is cents at LUNT & ALIENS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
Two Tricka Of lockers.

"Riding backwards" or 'crots
notion" OF all the Jockeys tricks, 10
The most effective, and at the same
time the most difficult of detection.
1t is a simple trick, consisting simplf
Of throwing the motion OF the body
put of time with that of the horse.
The result is that the speed Of the
horse is materially lesSened.
On the other hand, when a JOCKEY
wants to win, he '"takes the motion"
Of the horse. and by the sway of his
body helps to lift him at every bound.
Another trick practiced by the
''jocks" is called the ''leg lock" aud
when ca Itiously applied has more to
do with the result of the race thar
the uninitiated may think.
In effect, it is one Jockey holding
another back, and this is done BY
means of the 'leg lock-" Two horses
are leading the field, Il a necb
ahead of the other.
AS they round into the stretch they
are running close together. The
jockey in the lead sees bis chance.
and draws closer to his opponent;
until the horses almost touch. He
let's the second gain on him until the
leg OF his opponent touches his leg
from behind.
This is Just what the little rascal
wants Let his opponent win IL he
can. Every lunge of the second horse
pushes the first u ahead, firing IT.
self, and easing the flight Of the other
until tine final squirt, when the no rse
thus aided easily comes in the
winner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
Animals Fondne.. for Perfumes.

We have often heard that animals
were very fond of perfumes So
Mamie and l saved our pennies and
bought a bottle OF Florida water,
which we took with US to the Zoo.
You just ought to have heard the
racket in the lien house. 1t was very
near their dinner time, and they were
all hungry. The old lion and his
wife were pranclng round their cage,
roaring with all their n ght. Their
no Sc started the puma; and, when
he began, he started the pantherS
1t was, I assure you, pandemonium
ct loose.
So Mamie poured half of the Flor
ida water on a piece of raw cotton,
and threw 1t In the lions cage. He
stopped his noise, shifted at It. rolled
all over 1t, and acted justlike a good
natured puppy dog. He rolled oyer
and oyer with his four big, strong
legs in the air. He was perfectly
happy, and forgot that he was hun.
crE. Then Mrs Lion came up and
had a roll, and he never once snarled
at her, as he so often does They
both were as MICS and quiet as tive
pussy cats. Nam e AMI l didn't re-
greet having spent our money on the
perfume. Letter In Our Dumb AMI
mails,
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.

I'll Q lei icite threads for hanging
the galvanometer needles are usually
made OF silk.
There are 313 farmers in the
Missouri Penitentiary, the largest
representation.
john Milton, according to Profess
sor David Mason, was editor OF a Lon-
don newspaper In 1861.
"A Waldoboro (Me.) woman trea-
sures q blue-edged plate upon which
955 pies have been bakef.
1t Is said the city Of Plttshurg,
Penn, now stands on ground C Civ
en- in exchange for a violin.
-~Spaniards never use tobacco pipes.
and 1t is impossible to procure n in q
native tobacco shop.
Mercury expands and contracts
more than any metal and Is therefore
generally used lii thermometers.
Quite a number OF socially di'tin-
guished New Workers have rented
houses In Chicago for the Worlds
Fair.
In a store at Athens, Ca, stands
an old fashioned cl ck which Was made
in Liverpool. II hasu'n missed q tick
for forty years.
A calf with q wing growing from its
shOulder-blade may tie seen on the farm
OF A. NJ. Chisholm, near Hecls, south
Dakota.
Tanning extract Is used to treat
railroad ties to pres rye them from
decay.
In Monterey. Mexico. a school has
been opened In which scholars are fed
free OF charge.
There Is no truth whatever In the
relief that any falling Into the sea
necessarily rises and sinks three time,
before drowning.
An ingenious Boston mar has Just
patented an electrical device designed
to automatically play banj', mando-
Inns, guitars and harps.
Marble covered with sra water is
often found after a while full of small
holes. Doctor Trlmble has discovered
an insect which bores these holes
Among some recently observed
interesting results Of application OF
cold, NJ. Raoul Pictet has found that
at 159 degrees II chemical reaction is
suppressed.
1t would require 6s3 freight cars to
hold the gold and silver In the Bank Of
France.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
PENIS GROVE. N. j. FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1893

Lincoln's private car, lately used to
house section men at North Platte,
Neh., will be sent to the Worlds Fair.
A lot Of goods believer to have been
smurpIed on the United STATES steamers
Portsmouth, and KesTsarge were seized
at Norfolk, Va.
BY an explosion Of pas in a coal mine
at Lincoln. Illinois, Michael Gleason
was killed and several Others we're
injured.
There ia every indication that the
river at Arkansas CITY, Arkansas, will
rise as high as 1t did last year. The
levpes in the vic nifty are getting weak
tr, and It Is feared that many people
will be left In destitute circumstances.
as DO crops have bsn raised there
during the last three years. 2
Hilary Herbert, Jr., son of The Sec
rotary of the Navy, narrowly escaped
death by drowning at AnnisOn, Ala.
Six life.term prisoners in the Jeffer-
sonville (Ind.l Penitentiarv escaped
through a tunnel they dug after weeks
OF labor.
Captain j. B. Cocke was a target for
two sons Of Colonel b. NJ. Huey, on
the streets of Marion. Ala, when he
was fairly Tiddled with bullets.
A yacht over turned on Lake Bluff,
near Waukegan, ILL.,, and the uccu.
pants, Charles L0ndberR, Peter john
son, John Larson and John Swan en-
were drowned.
Grand Lake levee. on the Arkansas
side of the Mississippi river, just above
the Louisiana line, is broken. 3
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
We ike those 10 whom We 10 go0t
better than those who do us gooi.

We ike those 10 whom We do good
better than Those who do us gOOi.
Archimedes sits in history crowned
forever with that golden crown OF
Hero by means of which hs discovered
the law of specific gravities.
Ill fares the party to fastening Ills a
prey, when bosses grow insolent and
principles decay.
In The han OF an inexperienced per-
son a pen Is more dangerous than agun.
There's Grape on the door Of the
whole world.
DO they call 10 white lie because the
dirt shows ON 1t SO easily.
ne who deserves nothing las no
EhL 10 complain Of anything.
He who leads time by the forelock
can sleep well at night.
Falsehood may have its hour. but 1t
has no future.
Every duty which we omit ooscures
some nun that We should have
known.
TIE luxuIies Of life are things we
can't AFFORD to have.
The prstti st women are rarely thu
prettiest wives,
In rays Of happiness ike tho Q OF
lisuI, are CT orless when G~nbrOken.
A successful hypocrite Is never a sue.
cess at anything else,
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.
Condensed News Cleaned From
Various Points OF the State.

Rev. James Cockburn was arrested
for breaking into a church at Hills
grove. Sullivan County.
At Carlisle william G. Allison, of
Philadelphia. and Mss Lenore NJ. Null
lin, Of Mt. Holly, we're married in the
presence Of 500 guests.
Mrs. Massey, aged 65 years, and
| Miss Gretta Roberts, aged Is years, of
| Bryn MawT, while driving we're run
in;o by a trolley q on The Chester and
| Media Electric Road. Miss Roberts
YVES fatally injured, and Mrs. Massey
received serious internal injuries. 4
In trying to a v her babe from fall
ing over q Doorstep, Mrs. W lillian
Eyricb, Of Reading. allowed 1t to tum-
BILE into q bucket OF hot water, AMI It
was scalded to death.
A typewriter and other stolen articles
were found In q hay stack near B.rds-
boro.
Bert Kochenderfe-, of Lebanon, is
charged by Louisa Whitmeyer with The
theft Of $5p0.
While vaitirg upon a customer in hi
tore At SpiiLg City, jerome Tompiin
dropped dead.
A belt line railroad will be Go"-
strreted around East Lebanon by the
Lebanon AMI Cornwall Railroad.
Among other things which Frank
Bush, the Spring City forper, took
with him, was a $500 accident insur-
ance TOl:cy. 5
There Is a Fight about the ste Of he
CarneRie's proposed library at Home
stead.
In the home of John Schultz, at
Tarentum, was found $2l00 worth Of
stolen gooda
For $3.50 the United States Plate
Glass Company purcl ased the Clarl.
eroi Glass Works. Allegheny County.
BY request Of John Smith, an aged
Pittsburger the police have secured a
young bride for him In IlOlliuaysbnrg.
Boys in the Steelton school drank
70 much laudanum they all fell INTO a
stup0r and were forced to take a brisk
walk. 2
Thieves br,ks into ST.. PaurS r.
man Catholic Church, Reading, and
robbed the poor box.
SteeIton authorities know nothing Of
Robert and Joseph Hall, held In Brook
'yn for shooting Phillips, a green goods
dealer.
A man believed to be Benjamin
Hart, Of Shenandoah, fell in front of
an engine In tie depot at scranton and
was killed.
Michael Duhota was killed and
Frank BuIzi. Paul Bachnan and An
thony Zach were seriously injured by
falls of rock at Big Mountain.
From q uniform found among the
baggage Of Arthur St Clair b ,ker, who
Committed s';icide at Wilkes barre, it IL
believed that he was q cadet at An
napOlls. 2
John Waltoh's hired mar, with a
good horse and wagon, ar, missing at
Kimberton.
Fearing arrest, William Reichard,
OF Bethlehem, slashsd his neck with
a a IT and may lie.
]. uzerne County NAV deci1e not to
take back the 45 insane patients Ie-
turned by the Danville Asylum.
Little Louis Geier, of Allegheny
county, was fatally shot with n Flrbe
me by bis companion, Robert la'i-
mer.
Goods stolen from Millsr's store and
creamery, which WAS burned Az Red
Hill, were found in the home of VII
liam Hughes. Port Kennedy. 3
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
DASHED 3OOOFEET TO DEATH.
Fearful Drop OF Ten Men in the Calu-
met Mine.

HouohtOD, Mich.
Ten timber men Q dashed to
pieces IN Red Jacket, pert endicnlar
shf f. of the Calumet and Hecla. The
minsr rs were co ing up IN the cage to
dinner and the engineer fo'sted the
cage against the timbers Of the shaft
when the coupling pin broke and the
men and the cage were dashed down
700 feet to the bottom. The killed
ere:
Alien Cameron, James Cooking,
Joseph Pope. John Oigers, John Hos,
Andrew Elmo, Robert Wuopia, Mich
ael Leaviito, James Trevni, Con. s.
sullivan.
The men we're aboard a skip used 10
hoisting rock, and when the load OF
human freight reached the surface the
engineer did NOT stop in time, but wen,
to the top of the derrick, when IL broke
and went back with a crash 10 the bot
tom of the shat.
Ti.ere was no way or reaching the
bottom nor getting the dead men out
exert by going through another shat
half a lie away, so that it was rearly
three hours before the true state OF
affairs could be ascertained, and 1t will
be SINE time before The bodies can be
brought ont. ]
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
NICARAGUA REVOLUTION
Government Troops Defeated in
Two Battles at Masava,
RevOIutlOnlsts Gaining
Ground Daily.
DISASTER ON A RIVER IN RUSS IA

PANAMA.-AdvIces from Nicaragua
slow that the revolu'ionists are gaiding
daily and becoming % aggressive.
San Juan del Sur and The country towns
up to Granada are in their bands.
G, rtntp is being fortified by the
Government to resist the expectet
attack from San Juan. The opposing
forces are massing at Masaya. Two
battles fought near Masaya have
resulted IN favor Of the revolution sis,
whose superior artillery ctnsed the
Government TROOPS heavy losses.
Ex-Presideht Zavala, of Nicaragua,
telegraphs from Granada.
"a most all The country has risen
against the Government. The depart
menis OF Granada, Masaya, Rivas,
Chontalts =, Matagalpa, New S-govia
and Lake Nicaragua have risen. San
Juau and the Atlantic coast are in the
possession Of the Revolntionisls.
President Sacava has been reduced
to the capital. He Is drawing his re-
soures OF men and money from the De.
partments of Leon and Gilman 'iega.
The ~revOluti ,nary army is csmped at
Masaya. Three formidable attacks by
Government troops have been repuised
with great loss to The assallants. The
Government is on the defensive. The
revolution advances daily, and It's
triumph Is certai 1
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
A BosroN jury has granted a woman

A BosToN jury has granted woman
whose husband divorced her, thit
he might marry another woman,
$40, 90 damages. The verdict is d.
rected not against the Grant hus'
band but the woman who succeeded
to the first wlfe's place, and the cause
IS given as alienation OF the husbands
affections. II this verdict stands 10
law ladies marrying divorced men
will be obliged to do so subject TO the
claims of a sort OF chattel mortgage
held by the first wife. All Of which
will complicate matters considerably.
but can't be expected to deter .
woman who is bent on marriage.
A MAN should not imagine because
a girl OF Ii laughs at his jokes, that
he is q great wit; a girl Of 10 laughs
because she Is ID
A -tr.I,vs o. the cars neal LOS
Angeles, Cal, ordered cigars for his
fellow passengers and, Just as ths
weeds had been lighted. blew out his
brainA
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
Gable SHARKS.
Famine is spreading in Russia.

Famine is spreading in Russia.
The cholera Is Increasing in Tobolsk.
Western Siberia.
Bread riots have occurred at Sheraz,
Persia.
Pope Leo receiv, d 500 pilgrims who
ad co me from Germany,
DR.. Stuhlman, en- ex-companion OF
Emin Pasha, believes the explorer is
still alive.
The Pore will send the gold rose OF
virtue this yea 10 Maiie Henriette,
Queen OF the Belgisns.
Emperor williams second SOD,
Prihce Eitel Ere u, will enter the
army on his tenth birthday in July.
Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria.
has invited King Humbert, EmT eIor
william q dthe Gar to sea the autumn
maDeuyres of his army. l
The Greek Ministry, under NJ. sot.
ironpoulos, has taken office.
German Government organs pub
lish exciting frontier new TO keep up
interest in the Army bill pending the
election.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19
NUMBER 43.


To BRrberns
, The oaId-neaded man with four
iays' growth of beard on his chin
went into a harbcr's shop and sat
Town in one of the operating chairs
10 him presently went a knight of
the racer, who remarked, interoga.
lively:
"Shave, sir?"
"No," grow ed the man in the
chair, Il want to be measured for .
suit OF clothes"
This statement seemed to surprise
the barber, but he managed to say
This isn't a tailor's shop sir"
isn't itf"
mo, sir"
! "What is IL"
"lts Il BARRIERS shop"
"What sort of work do you do IN
this shop"
"Shave men and cut their hair.
IT."
"Do you think a man with no hair
IN his head would come in here to
have his hair cut?"
"No, Sir"
"Do l look like alunatic?"
This was replied to by a silent
shake Of the head, but the barber
doubtless tn -aght he was acting like
one.
Then, presuming me to be q saue
nan, but bald-headed, what would
you naturally suppose l came here
for"
"For a shave"
"Then, my dear sir, why did voc
SIX me il ! wanted a shave, when 1
took a seal in your chair? Why didn't
you go to work at once? II some Of
you BARRIERS would cultivate a habit
Of inferrlng, from easily ascertainoj
data, ,instead of developing such won-
derful conversational and catechetical
powers, it would be of material aid
In advancing you in your chosen vO-
cation, and of expanding your prof.
Its DO you conprehend?"
"Yes. sir, " replied the man, as he
began to lather the customers face
In q dazed sort Of way, and he
even asked him il he wanted oil on
his hair when the operation was per.
formed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19

The steamer Paris got aground at
Southampton on Saturday, and thus
delayed icr several hours the landing Of
her passengers.
Hon. Theodore Runyon, the newly
arp inted American Minister TO Ger
many, paid a visit to the American
Legation, at London. 2
A Government tobacco monopoly is
t liked Of 10 Greece.
s Charles Russell continued his BIZ
gument in the Bering Sea arbitration
at Paris.
A great meeting OF English church,
m 3n at L ndon pr, tesleI against Dis
establishment In Walea.
NJ. Herhett", French Minister at
Berlin, is credited with having said
that no treaty or agreement exis's be-
tween France and Russia. 8
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-19

A Mayville, N. Y, lawyer, IN
search Of a missing heir, became sat
ished at last that the man he wanted
was somewhere in Canada but not
knowing where, addressed a letter to
him at every postoffice in Ontario and
Quebec, nearly 4 ZOO Of them in all.
One OF the letters reached the adj
dressee, and, as his inheritance was
more than 500, 900, he probably
won't object to the item, Postage,
S92," ia the lawyers little bill.