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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21

in Hawaii. To this extent at least
America already exercises partial
nrotectorate over this country.
The very large commercial inter-
ests here conducted by men of
many nationalities, with the i'm
portant and central position of
Hawaii at the great meeting point
of Pacific commerce, render it in
dispensable that such order and
security should be maintained.
America, England and Germany
cannot for one moment tolerate the
disturbance of business in Homo
lulu, or the endangering of the lives
and property of their citizens by
factious and disorganizing move
ments subversive of orderly govern
ment. By common consent the
United States has been recognized
as the power entrusted with the
duty of maintaining order here and
preventing disturbance. Under this
general rule it unquestionably be-
comes the duty of the United States
to 90 farther and to see to it that
such a government is established
here as can be relied upon to man.
age public affairs with such justice
and prudence as will promote in
ternal peace and order.
This is no new function here of
the United States. AS long ago as
1887 Mr.. Bayard, President Cleve-
lands secretary of state, gave to
the American minister in Homo
lulu, and caused to be given to the
naval forces here, the entirely ex-
ceptional order to land the Ameri-
can forces whenever necessary for
the maintenance of public order"
Excessive contumely has been
poured by the partizans of royalty
upon United States Minister Ste
vens for having simply complied
with this standing order of Presi-
dent Cleveland, and having landed
an adequate force to protect this
city in a coming night of fear, when
the halforganized party of order
was arrayed against the dissolving
forces of the revolutionist queen.
Minister Stevens then did with
both moderation and efficiency
what Minister Willis now
by the same authority and in the
same exercise of duty, emphatically
declares that he will do. If Mr..
Stevens is to be blamed for his in
terposition in January, then much
more is Mr.. Willis to be censured
for threatening punishment to dis
turbers of the peace, which Mr..
Stevens never did.
1t cannot be doubted that it is
the intention of the United States
to cooperate in establishing in
Hawaii such a government as can
be relied upon to meet the necessi-
ties of this most important central
commercial position which imposes
on Hawaii such arduous response
bilities. 1t is the duty of the
United States to see that Hawaii
meets those responsibilities and
fulfils her duties. 1t goes without
saying that the coming govern
ment will be no reconstruction of a
native monarchy under any form |
whatever. Such monarchy is by |
inherent nature absolutist, defiant |
or evasive of constitutions and
laws, and regardful mainly of its |
own caprices. Mr.. Willis has come
to Hawaii on no such idiotic |
errand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21
Men 4opertisenlents.
Hawaiian Stamps
WANTED.

TWILL PAY CASH, FOR EITHER
4 large Or small quantities Of used Ha.
waiian Postage Stamps, as follows:
These offers are per hundred and any
quantity will be accepted, no matter how
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21

Annexationlsts and RoyalIsts Give Their
Opinions as to Its Authenticity
A Number of Interviews.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21
Is 1T A FAKE /?

Cleveland's Proposed Message TO
Congress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-11-21
THE ALAMEDA ARRIVES
WITH SEVERAL
CASES.

Hume, the Defau1ter, a Prisoner
on the Vessel.
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA 4 WESTERN lie
s,.,,... f.; Ncw.York foot OF Barclay and Chri'oph~

DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA "ES'1"' "
s,o,,o. in New York loot OF Barclay aud Chr''op'~
S sFfris %SI' 61T:
18TH AHSx EtnnioN TICKET. $500.
GOOD MIL, NOti, iooTIih'iElp, MONT.
Direct route % NEWAEh BLVoH Rs,ana,rdsyille lssk
Bsoncn Dover sanhope. BrppS LAk M a6n SSrAiS,
PATCONG Hackettst0Mn, SCnOOi,Et ~ WATER
Washington PHILLIPSDuR1, EASt,onn. SCRAN.
GAP sTROuDsBUR.t. Peson99 p M2uh'S XIx&TISoK
TN fiiTsTT3oN rN Wi aaKKtSHASb MoS,oss RS
RnAASMroN. oXfoRp, NORWICH. WateryllHetf ,,IttsE
oswEGo ITHACA. OwiGo: ELMihAi; ' III 'po.nu
ENrii, DANsyILLE, BDFF n,lf,, srs III w.
900 A. M.CBUFFALo. UTICA ana ann osw ~ Burss
Pullman Palace Cars S9nneSss =. morn
with train for Chicago. arriving Ii 10 a. H. neN'
..J,nns, AUTHORIZATION NAIL. Stops at psne@~
IcS s'IP' sGRANrpS BIS S,;a, MT. '"a :.
Ain >. M'-sCRANT0N. wILkEsBARRE ana fb'~
,,au p M Daily. -Bu FFALo LIMITED EAr
Pullman sicepers. Arrives at ~ Nd OswEG0
ono p M. DIiiy0-Bl m ALo. UTICA anu oS"
EArH1ss and r puLMxS SccoMMopArIoNs
nv and S,2 Broaiwsy 80 West I25thst -, sl
ave New.Yor. S33 washnetonst 10 s,,'Vs infot
"a Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables e'''hs ~"
ma,W,9Rps a. az 'TisX%Rfss COMPANY wiz call TOT "
check luggage FROM hctel or residence 70 aeS'"''
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VALLEY R. r.
Passenger trains leave foot OF Liberty.

Pu.sruger trains leave foot oil I.thcrfy.st
~ FOLLOWS:
700 A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
.I5 4. w. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,
ui7fIAIO and the Wrst rOfT>NlILE and PRINCIPAL
local points chair To Wilkcsbaric. Pullman oar to
EulalO. ., ,,.,o>. ,
ii:iO I. Vi. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
ri fFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points VT.
Pullman SLEEPER CHICAGO VIA Buffalo; Pullman Bun"t
sleeper chicago VIA Suspension Bridge connections oI
/; aiding ana llarrisl urg. .,
1890 =. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. for EI.MlRA and
5, ~ 4. VI. daily. excl t sunday for II NkliAN
Mock and principal Intermediate stations; chair cas 10
Wkc.barrr: conn ctlons Tor Hou>Ninc ..,. =,
t:OO aud $50 p. VI. daily except Nuhdty, 100
>OiTH PLAINFlfLD and int-im diate stations .,.,,
J:iJ q. VI. daily except sundays. for MNtOh
Gnu nix aud Intermediate stations chair 10 Ia Ton
600 4. VI. daily for Bi tFNi.O. NIAHAKA FALLS,
and all POINTS West Pullman scepers 10 CaicagO VIA
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge; CONNIE 'uos Tor Read
ing and Harrisburg. .....,.. ,,,,,,,o
500 y. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA RoCifS'
TIER TtfFtAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all point,
West: Buffet sleeper To- Chicago, VIA Suspension
Bridge: Pullman sleeper Ia Buffalo. .
Additional SUNDAY trains 10 80 \. NJ. Tor Maich
Chunk and inrrmodia" stations, connections Tor iolt>
vile: 10 T. VI. for Ia-ton and Intermediate stations.
,,cneral Eastern Onicc 235 Broadway. New York ,ty
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
check baggage hotel RI dence through 70 dcs-
tination. A. W; ~ -. =, ~ ~. i,'', D.,
ROIIIN II. WILBUR Assistant Gonl Pass Agent
,cnl Sust. Eastern DIV
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PITTsFIELD, LEMON: NOhTn ApAus AMI
HtKI.EN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. & II. L. Il. Il. CO., LEsSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS Fab
GOOD TEN DAYS. $1,000.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Train, leave Wet i2d--t. Station. New YORK as iot
low. and i minutes earlier from foot Frank h-t $500.
.,,3O A. N.-Da,lv lora Suspension Bridge, exceps
1.3O A. Ma v local 10 Albany and Safatosa. PAT
Ior ear T. Albany sundays only: -,
1910 A. M.-Ililv for tahy. Utica, syracuse, hocn
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fal-, Detroit, Chicoeo except
Saturday Tor Toont). ..,,, 49,.
t1.S5 A. Md lily. except Sunday. % CatsAin Noun
I, NJ N~w-Paltz. /. k. Msholk ana NinneAa>As.
Ilh,nv Saiatoga Caldwell Lake George. Par!or cars
400 r. M.-Dsfy, except Sunday for Catskil Noun
,.15 p M-D1ly for Albany Montreal rtlca, SyraepA
Rochc-er Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, D&rst,
Cleveland and Chicago -
6,.to r. N-Daiv except Sunday, for Newburg Albany,
Saratoga and Montreal Parl9r ear TO Kinseton:
S.15 r. M-Daiy for Albany. Utica, syracuse Rocnest4
uifao Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Cleveland aa
Hayerst,aw Locals : 100 a. m 2:i5. 5:35, t5 p. NJ
Nowburr Locals % 10 10 a m. i 10 1870. 5a5.
81 80, II 40 p. m. DAILY raj. cv...,..
Wagner sleeping Tor Albany Utica. syra:u~e,
Roch.ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit ,e'S
land and Chicago all through trains. -
For tcle,, timetables Varor add sleepine-car accom-
Westinghouse, 726 Fulton.-t Annex Office fo,t tno,'
- Xew.York City ll3 29l. 1863. 20 and 3is Broad
,ng a, sIa,iors G. T.. LAMBERT.
MIN " General Passenger Agent
Nand,rbilt-aNe, Ne"-forA
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
II nrrpm1, pAIrIMnRE AID WASH NGTON.

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, AND wAsHiN"Ios'
II 10 dining tar1 A. NJ | 80, -, - DINING Cs9
900 lEunet Parlor Car, 90. 500 go, : 80 l. NJ
81, MET SUNDAY . 200. 10 80. IL 30 DINING SH
A. NJ 80, , 80 DINING can, 100 'Vo L. NJ l-''
nls . r,tnore and Washington. week days and SUNDAYS
90 II 80 lDnng Gar n a. l''o' '''o 'p"'"s 'N"
rr T,.ton bethlehem. Allc1town, Manch ChunA Ne,
4 90 Is rs \. NJ, 100, 80 40, 80 % Mea.
loyn r. NJ sundays, 49, .;lo \. NJ, IoV D."
T.. NJ. ,,,,...aro pitt.,on. and Scranton s:45 A. n,
, "a H. NJ. sunday. I 30 y VI. 800 $50 A.
~ i,r,dng az co. 100. -. 10 90, II 80 A. M
, "a / 30 rs 90. 200. 80 80 L: NJ, TIP
niShf except >atuidy uighe. >undaNs. l;ov, Low
aJp 90 80. 500 4. Nj. i 40 nsht; ma , IN
Far Harrisburg AZ 90. 90. 80, A. NJ, ~ i ~
90 !: 100 > a. T. NJ l. 10 n,ght eA,eptihs si'u,uT
night. Sundays, 100, l. 20, o.Vo '''o l. w. i ID"
'F Sr po,ye at 100. 90 So II 80 A. ~ ,, sy
, IA A 10 30 T. NJ. II 10 night except Sunny
night sundays, 100, l 80, $3.50, 600 T. NJ -"
h'e Tor sunbury. Iewisburg AMI wiamsrot az teo'
excent Saturday night sundays, 10 A NJ ooo T. ~
Tor Red Bank Long Branch and points soth % ~ ny
pleasant 40 S.ij II 80 \. Ne, 80. - ~ ~
20 Is 81 10 Red Bank and Branchportl. o,lo r. "a
sundays except Ocean Gro'e ana Asoufy fa'A' Wv"
a. NJ 'o 4 FOR LAKEWOOD. "a, o,x
Toms River Rarncsat Park. ana b'r'"S''' wv
For Atlantic Clty yineland and Brdgeton 80 A. We
i4 MNnmouth Peach. sal right and Hahand BeacSs
80 si? II 80 NJ 80 % 10 5 q !" NJ r0'''4''
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

E,rur.Iou 1ickct. New Ork TO VhicuRO uuU ne.
turn, $500
Spccinl Conch Excursion on Tuesday, Oct. ~, mt
$1,000 Wednesday. Oct. lSth. and Thursday,
Oct. 18Th, ut SI5.OO. saturday. Oct. II.
Sl7.OO.
Trains leave foot of West l2d-'t as rows' 10 nutes
s,,5 T. VI, Idrly except sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. IL stations Middletown, kcnslle, FashulS LIB Ply
Carboudac scranton. Walton Dehi, sidney, Norwich
Utica Rome, oneida, Fulton, Oswcgo.
3t1 H. NJ. t,Nccpt sunday, sullivan Go. EXPIRES,
,oy Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hail.
Midtown fllcpvlr Mountain Dale. CentreNie. Falls
bmrg llulleyvr. Liberty Falls. Liberty. PaksNiie and
Ii,in gson Manor. , ~
jan p VI, daily Mdictown. SummitNillc Falls
bire Liberty LIVINGSTON Manor Kockland, Walton, Sid
nev Norwich Oneida. Fulton Oswego.
1:lJ T.. VI daily via Niagara Fails. Reclining chair
ear (scat, frcc) New.lorh - Niagara falls. roush
Pullman -lccpcfs New York Chicago Arrives Detroit
o 40 D. M. Chicago. 80 o. M. st. Louis 500 D. IN.
Tickets and Pullman acconmo iaon> at 81 Broadway.
NcwYo;k Tranfr Company call, for and checks baggage
10 destination. ....... .
J. G. ANDERSON. G. l.. A..
5j Beaver New York.
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BALTJUORE g. OHIO Il. II.

Enst ENNft~~ CINCIyo
BA,T!MoEE, W,iI!j t%1 XII. froINT: MEs
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL i""
Leave New.yorA foot Of Lioepy'ss', M IL rs night
For For pirfsni, 80 p: NJ; z Is night D. m.
For VlN SSii, N5!rhy BhiriM0RE. Q a.. ~,
a. IN. Dining Can. 80 $3.50 p M a,, ip''"s
M - IL night. All trains run daIH',,y Sunday. :.
p' For For N0i,rOIK Ray Line 80 p M. IA WSSss
Ticket Offices IL s9i ny s sil futou;st Brook
iyn Stat On loot Of Lberty G. r. II. o. heck bagss
New-York Transfer Co. WI eau LOT e'1 w.
from hotel or residence to destination.
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faw Schools.


METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
WI iall triD began october 2 evening ssslons
ABNER Q. THOMAS. Ill. D.. Dean. For catalogue od-
dress Prof. CLARENCE ID. ASHLEY. @o1 u galway.
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frqal Notifes.

49, A
9 UPREME COURT-Plaintif desires ~ ,r aud
- in the County OF NewYork The Farmers Loan a he
Trust Company as T pWe Of pa aSa agan9 Thomas
nrs w u John r. STANLEY and Black Executors
s,,eS S is S al osSe s Of jacob
Lyman his wife, David Arnd sarah An oiS ss ct
tous being plaintiff sarah Bu name Ssue being
hs name 81 unknown to paHt Francis ThurbeI
Albert f. whland Aexi, Goii0t ia 's esa r.
charles Lewis, Jacob Levi, and Martin NJ. Lewis De-
To- thu abosenaned Defendants and each Of them
You are hereby summoned to answer ure xpr on
the pa. within twenty days day Of after Nsrv tee
and in case Of your failure TO appear or answer , d
will be taken agan-t YOU BY default Tor The feci de
manded in the con plant so,
TURNER, McCLUEE & R0LSI0N,
ONCE and Postoiice Address,
o, william street. New.York, y. Y.
To the Defendant Frederick Hobbies Allen ;, n,nl,ca.
foregoing Ser d g EG% 1a {G
% e o ] GSu pnS in' the
OF the cIeik Of Tie CITY County Of at the
County 'Ou'' TURNER, MCCLURE & RoLsroN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Q UpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
NewYok e,ean Arehsr PSnt o asany,
ss i he, ase So sv'G GG '' "ntss
1898 entered in the Se 1o OF aba Se nte d aton
f the aSdersrOed the Receiver casse Publishing
sell 1b and spe'e Ct a l9e s'%i
papr paper stock and
ssory notes contracts rights money and cash d hank
n ns co Comany mentioned the catalogue or inventory
thereof dated se 9 e st the civ ana and f County Of
York I on the Sd day Of October 1898 together with al
faS subject To- such deductions shall have beer
made him horcom as may o Se"f the .e time OF the
sale and h tc Pur Re Sfns all h o.
s yd mr. that time as whole in parcel az public
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Danrlns Nraormles.

UInrln9 Nr1ocmlfs.
A LEXANDER MACGHEGORS Mendels sohn Assembly
n Rooms los West 55;h-st. Class and piNa'e lessons
dancing
lrEKNANDO'> ACADEMY i62 f. 5oh-~t:-fhi'f'S
j REDUCED -tlassfs forming. PriNulr rsTohs any
hour ~ waltz and all fashionable dances taIsh rauN
n, FORGE W. VILLAGES Cla.ses-MUSIC HALL
NJ j1th-st. tth-aN" and IIARIEM-So anu ~ west
l26th.st. Class and pri,at. tuition. See Circulars
~ GEORGE D0DWORTH.
i. No. 1851 Ffthave c, . ,..
Rropens SATURDAY.. October 2lst. CLASS ana pfiva@
lessons. tNewl Tuxedo ianeiers.
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS, loot Of Desbrosscs and Corti"""'
streets.

streets.
In Effect October 18th. 1893.
900 A. w. COLUMBIAN EXrEEss.-rullma,n ,s Sleep ,
Ing and Dining Car, chicago. Cincinnati AZ Ina an.
apol.. Arris's Cin, naati 30 a, No. i"u''"'i''''
90 T. w. f FsF L T. ''i sSars Chicago
. ra,'O NON oag rENNSYLvANIA LIMITEDrgll@1aa
Drawing and Stat Room sleeping. Dlnins >mohi"s
a@d SSf'a'P 6r, Af, fS1sf T. i ?@ Oil
CAG0 THPRE, rqlna, Sleeping ana pnln G,, oln'
nat 10 80 a. H., 81 Louis 80 p. H., Chicago $50
$50 = w. WESTERN ExPREsSnrgll%gan S SIe;Gp;
Cars 70 ptt'Iug cnSaso Snd I ,o chi nr
$50 r. \, Vi. s0c 'f'HwEsrERX EXPGEss week eek
DAYS As D. M STANDARDIZATION Sleeping ana On
luz to Cincinnati ani st. Louis hss oI III
500 o'' =. p H. + fiA'1iFic EXiEss~FamaH aae,
e o H. .1 '.ccoad @olnn Teleio il 20 couH.
n,s Il, p III el'%[iD1A2 VALLEY ROUTE daily,
With sleeper New-Or,cans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1000 A. M-"wn,hiuG,on Limited" weekdays run
$40 r. ..ionnl Limited" daE pSlj%9 az
Iarlor Cars and Dining Car, arriving washington 90
Additional Express Trains SO go II a; M M
$50 a. NJ. 80. p. m Il ID night Flic.s daily
SS "eepar 70 Charleston Columbia Jacksonville and
TsF p I4g,a .oaa d' aSd S D%S T. & diy
Sleeper to Augusta and Neworlean,. on,o Railway
'o %Sra n =" Sleeping g1 and Dining caT;. ~ c,,.,..
For old Point Comfort and Noo va Tb oaPs s spg'
d. daily. -, ,,. -r,,,,,o,
For Atlantic CITY l 700 p m W'"kua!s' "''n A"''"7"
Buffet ParOr Car.
For Cane MAY. | 90 y. m. Weekdays - -, ,.,,,
H. Branch PARK. ocean CROW. ROM
pna,,n Q 10 A. M II 10 3 40. 10 ond II 10 p m
,v..g i1v- Suuday-. . - u. Ia p. IN. l'p
not stop at Ashury Park end Ocean Grove on SUNDAY
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
nom Pcnnrt Limited l. 20 10 s. - 80 81 D
Il q 40 : - :. - D. M. - - night. SUNDAYS y
vr,. .ij 30 . a'?p, 10 q. a.. ~ noon Limited e
(, 1 20 J. q 30 -. : p M. - - nght o,,
Tick, ore.,. No- 1873 9ff. 1876. l323 III ana 2o
Proadway. Asor hou.e 1871 Fast l-Dth >ti,-'
W,.t 10Th street psi Columbus AN'nu". 80 >N'D
',,r' and f,of ~ De-, ro.sos and Coan1t streets
4 cnur street $50 Fulton Street. ?s Broadway ana
,r,okvn Annex station. foot 81 Fulton Street Brook
in: i.D Hudson >'rcet. Uohokn; station J"ref CITY;
IN. NcN.Norx Transfer Con Will call for 'ad
b bagvacr om hotels and residence, through 10 desti
nation. n u-onn
) NJ. PROVOST, j. II. WOOD
General Manager. 'en'ril PAST N-'hV'
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MOI EXCURSIONS WORLDS FAih' ~.
XC a.. M.nhattan Day. including three dsys r.
Min board. ii. Gaze Sons 11s yw s',;nr in>e
lSlN, Odical ticket agents for chas' "NA- -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY

,nhrarte Coal usd exclusively, nsuring cleanliness sNs
cOmfOrt)
Four tracks. Automatic Block >isha>.
Tran. lave station foot OF Liberty II.
iir., r.ll. I'm Effect 49, 1898.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Grants book of personal remin-
iscences is ready for publication. Her
hopes are now conferred on Ulysses
Grant, son OF Colonel Fred Grant. The
boy was born the Attn OF July twelve
years ago in Chicago. His grand.
mother wishes him to be q West Point.
er. Mrs. Grant, with Colonel Fred
Grant and his family, and Mrs. Sartorls
and her children, intends making u
trip this autumnto all the places where
there are monuments to General Grant
Professor G. X. Jenness, OF Leland
Stanford University, whose specially ia
sociology, recently dressed himself as Il
tramp and joined n colony OF hoboes
with view OF studying their ways. His
Investigation was interrupted us 1901
as the professionals" discovered that
he was not one OF them. He was sum.
marily bounced. The professor is max
ing a general study Of San Francisco
charities,
Mayor Willard, OF Argentine, Mis-.
souri,, at a meeting Of q council OF alder
men the other night, stopped some I'M.
parliamentary remarks from one OF the
members and reduced him to subjec'
ton by unstrapping his wooden leg and
giving tho alderman what may DO
termed u few hand directed kicks with
it. The marks he lett on the legislator
were quite legible.
Maggie Mitchell (A1rs. Charles Alb.
bott) is spending the summer at her
country residence, ear Eiberon, n. j..
She shows wrinkles, crows feet and
other evidences OF old age, but has an
elastic step still. Mrs. Abbott has
made-and kept--a fortune, and knows
how to enjoy it thoroughly.
Gladstone, when he was dined by the
benchers OF Gray's Inn, London, aston
ished them by his knowledge of abb
struse law points. Mr.. Balfour was al.
most as much OF u surprise when enter
tanned by the same legal fraternity
recently.
Mrs. Pierpoint Morgan, who is sum-
mering at Rye, New York, is a skilltul
whip, aud frequently holds the reins
behind a spirited pair of bays.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and other
ladies OF Boston cover Edwin Booths
grave ut Mt. Auburn cemetery with
flowers almost daily.
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ing, but at any rate the boards are us
white as snow after the application. 1t
ia thought that lemons would BIO better
than oranges for this purpose, because
OF the additional acidity.
A New York artist rugged up a house
boat two or three seasons ago, and
passed a pleasant summer. with his
wife, u dog and the mosquitoes for COM
pany. He anchored along the Harlem
aud the Hudson, with its tributary
streams, and painted inland scenery,
as well as shore views, leaving his
queer craft to take care Of itself while
he strolled along the country roads
with his wife.
A silver star about the size OF q dollar
wal found recently by George W, Wor-
10y, at Marietta, Q q CheRtham Hill,
Ga. 1t has inscribed thereon Benjamin
Dey, Co. @, 1874 Regt., N. Y. v. In the
centre, eneireliag Co., o, 10 a crescent,
1t is supposed to be a relic OF a great
battle fought at that place during the
rebellion.
The rate of multiplication OF which
germs OF contagious disease are capable
ia surprising, A single germ PLACED IN
favorable surroundings for growth
quickly divides into two; each OF these
divides into two, these four into eight,
and so on, the number soon reaching
into the Thousands, and by the end OF
twenty-four hours to more than 10000
900.
A brave descendant OF the old Welsh
bards and heroes is siXteen-year-old
Llewellyn Hopkins, South Brewer, Me-,
who recently Crawled out on u log, and
pulled q playmate out OF the river,
LIewellyn was still weak from typhoid
fever, and his feat threw him into a re-
lapse which threatened his lie.
Buena Vista, Ga, has n small boy
named VIII Smith, colored, who is a
nat'ral born surveyor. He was aecently
paid $25 by the Bank Of Americus, Ca,
for q map OF Lyons, which is accurate
enough to use in advertising the place.
He ia self taught,
A curious numismatic memento OF
Peter the Great, OF Russia, has been dis
covered ut A~strakhan. 1t is a metallic
token, or receipt, granting tothe bearer
permission to wear a mustache and
beard.
The chances arc that if tho north
pole is discovered the trolley people
will hang u wire to 1t in less than
twenty-four hours Washington Star,
A York, Nc, boy, five years old,
knows the exact figures OF the national
debt at the close OF the war.