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aUrcn OF an UNCONSCIOUS MAN.
ne Was q Mail Clerk ard Ciurr 70 Crane
Outside OF Hts Car.

CoRBT. Pa. June 7-E I. Kincaid OF this
city is a postal clerk running on the Allegheny
Valley Railroad George Cranston. another
clerk. accompanies him on his run. On Sum
day the Buffalo express. on which they were
IN charge Of the postal car was late. owing to
n hot journal. and was running to make up
time. travelling at forty miles an hour. Near
FRANKLIN Cranston noticed Eiscaid leaning
out OF the door OF the car. 4 moment later he
turned from his work 10 speak to kincaid aud
Kncad was gone.
Crantton ran othe door. and was astonished
to see his fellow clerk hanging by one hand to
tho crane on tho outside OF the car that catches
tho mail pouches at way stations Cranston
quickly awung tbs crane to the door and
seized Eincald. who. was urronscious, apd
whose hand was so tightly clsspcd around the
crane that it was with difficulty released.
Eincaid was bleeding from big cut in his
head.
Crnn,ton. summoned ALL lint the train
relched oil City efore Kincatd regained som
sciousness. u Is supposed that while he was
leaning ont Of tho car door he was hit by the
last sandy bridge and knocked from the cur.
As he was hurled along his hand came In con-
tact with the crane and closed convulsiyely
around II. although he was senseless. That
accidental suspension ot Kincaib In mid air.
on train travelling forty miles an hour. was
all that saved him from terrible death.
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THE CHARGE AGAINST MISS scHEIDEL.
Fifteen Other Girls said tn Have Been
Lure TO Vice by Her

Fifteen Other Girls said to Have Been
Lured TO Vice by Her.
II the story told by 15-year-old Bertha Eehr
OF 593 Flushing avenue. Wi.liamsburGh. in
the Leo Avenue Police Court yesterday. IL
true. Barbara scheidel. pretty brunette. 10
years old, whose mother lives at 59G PARK
avenue. has lured many young girls from
their homes during the last six months and
taken them to house Kept by an Italian wo-
man in Skillman street. Brooklyn. The two
were arraigned in court on charges made By
their mot hers Bertha is a blonde. with rosy
cheeks. and until she met barbara. about five
weeks ago went regularly 10 sunday school.
and helped her mother at home. barbara. 1t
is alleged, told Bertha that II she went with
her she would show her where they could get
Bertha says. she consented TO GO
Agent Meyer OF the society for the Preven-
ton OF Cruelty to Children and q policeman
said that at least fifteen girls between tho
ages OF "A and lb had hsen made waywnrd ty
Barbara Schsidel. Justice Connolly sent both
to the House OF Hefuge
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STUCK BF Il RUNAWAY CAN.

The Cuyious Misbap that Eefen FIssnss
Dcsnis Doyle.
Dennis Doyle. Q iegman. who lives at Acker-
man street. KinGstridCe. met with curious
accident at the KingsbridGe station ut 2
o'clock yesterday morning. He had Just sig
nailed = south bound train on tho New York
Central road at Broadway. Kingsbridge. whom
he noticed that there was no signal light on
the rear platform Of the last car. He stood
on the track wondering why tho lantern had
been removed. when he was struck by q
freight car and thrown aside receiving six
The train had parted and the fagman WAS
struck by freight car that had broken away
from the rest OF the train and was follow.
to Fordham Hospital He Is 50 years old. a
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Now Utr.sht.. New Police Force.

AT the last meeting OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners OF New Utrecht 1t was decided
20 tpDropEiate $4,000 annually for q rollce
i rO Heretofore tho town has had police.
on e au HI's s on Sunday The new force VII BE-
, mo- Two precincts and will bo In charge OF two
VIII ans; teIgesnts. and ten patrolmsn. who
sS4l;5OO: ssrgeAnts. 5000. and pstroimen'
- ~ ~ One Of the eaptainriss has been offered
fa DsiIsiTt,ye Sergeant Mulvey Of Inspector No.
ere ~ ready or time the new police force viii 20
W DUTY on June Is.
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A stage Upset and Sixteen Persons are
IDJurrd.

KINGSTON. June THE traces by which the
Fort Ewing stage was being drawn up the
sleishtsburgh hill at u o'clock last evening
broke and the stage ran backward down the
steep hill After running abouttwenty-fvef feet
1t struck the raj! at the edge Of the street and
was overturned. Ofthe sixteen persons in the
stage several were seriously injured. and only
few escaped without an injury OF some
kind Had the rail broken the stage, would
nave nave gone down a thirty-foot EN- hankment;
Those that could help themselves cTawied
from The stage and the injured were helped
out The following are the names Of tho In
head and face.
Miss S1uu ii!nmsn. slight conclusion the brEiH.
Mrs. JHhn Htggsrly. severe scalp wOuad.
Miss Dal9ie Holi lsft aux G and arm spEAned and
bruises AboAi The body.
GIa Elmer HutehiIgs, arm alI!Oeatsd and leg badly
Ma yShn Benton; thoashI TO be internally injured
Louis Beers arm badly IprA ned
shoulders injured.
Glare. Connolly. severe cuts ana bruises on arms
and head
The others were more or less shaken up and
some OF them were cut and bruised.
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HE STRUCK HIS FIFE.
Lawyer Cariin Convicted and Recomnen ded
to Mercy.

Lawyer CarIIn Convicted and Recommended
to Mercy.
ELIZABETH. June 7.-Lawyer Louis g. Carlin
OF New York was convicted to-day Of assault
ing his pretty French wife Mt tha Psnnsylyania
Railroad station. but the jury recomms ended
him to mercy. Judge Mccormack will SEN
tence him on Saturday. Three months ago he
kidnapped his child from its mother. She pur-
cd him to Brooklyn. got the child. and mad 10
for New Jersey ny way OF the Pennsylvania
ferry. Cariin gave chase when he n Used tho
child. and managed TO Catch the same train
that she caught.
When 1t stopped at Elizabeth. and the woman
got of. her husband tried to retako the child
and In the struggle he struck her two or three
times. The affair created great excitement,
and Ca-in was arrested. since then no has
been in Jail being unsri to get a bondsmau,
He lives In Brooklyn and Is ~ years old. lie
and his wife have been married seven years,
but have led an unhappy 10 owing. as fhe
alleges. to his cruelty toward her. which final.
ly caused them to separate.
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Boast. or til. Ksup..- Democracy.

The appointment OF Capt. Otto He!nzman to
succeed Superintendent John Simpson OF the
immigrant landing station mt Ellis Island. has
been proclaimed as q ecoCnition OF Assem-
blynan otto Kempnsr's new faction. the Ciu-
Zens' Democracy.
This TACT Of the matter is.'", said Senator
Roessh yesterdsy. that CaEt Heinzman Is q
my district and he belongs 10 the Tammany
Club ~ Second avenue. He was appointed
and Irish I'm m iGrant societies hecause he had
served Tor years at Castle Garden ard had
proved his efficiency, 1.-THE anti-snsppers are
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The SeIdi Concerts,

The ssidl promenade concerts In Madison
Square Garden Amphltheatre are proving a
great attraction and treat and are being we'll
attended. 1t was expected the popular leader
and his fine orchestra would be away from the
city during the entire summer. and the change
lovers that wa. unantl1lpated Tonight a
Pf2pular programme VIII lie rendered. with
i TO Sing MeyerGeers shadow Dance" aud
the "Polonaise" from M!.noG."
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THE SPLITTER COLLECTION.
4 BETTER ATTENDANCE AND VERY
GOOD BIDDING.

Iron WORK, Clocks, Watches, ana Nrnthe-
r,aticsi Iprtrumcnts SOLD for q Total
Of sHs,kAT-An Ennmeiied Gold watch
Brines ssyooo-other Inportant ricoes.
PARIS. June THE attendance at the Splitter
sale to-day was better than on any day this
week. and the bidding was generally good.
Iron work. clocks. watches. and mathematical
instruments were sold. and the total sale
amounted to S33.447.
The first object sold was rectan Rular iron
plaque t2.57Sj bearing the arms OF Emperor
charles " TWAS made In Spain in the ak
tenth century and measures IL by z inches
The imperial arms are chiselled between two
columns decorated with branches and sur
mounted By open crowns The escutcheon.
representing . two-headed eagle carrying on
his breast shield stamped with the arms Of
the house OF Austria. II surrounded By q collar
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THE HoRsEWHIP IN RAHEAY.
Ths Court Refuses to Take . ComplaInt
Against tho Wife Who Used II.

Tbs Court REFUSES to Take q Complaint
Against tho Wife Who Used II.
Emory Williamson. a colored porter en-
ployed In the grocery Of +. W. Shipman.
% Cherry street Halfway. N j.. was convicted
OF disordsrly conduct on Tuesday before JUS
tice Frazee. His arrest was the outcome OF an
occurrence in front Of Esnsin's boarding
house on Main street the day before. William
son. 1t Is said. had been attentive to Della Bar
ton. q servanti In Ransin house Mira William
son. who is a cook tor family residing Just
outside Railway. found the couple together on
Monday in front OF the grocery and drew a
whip from her pocket. with which she be-
labored Miss Barton across the shoulders.
The girl finally got away and then Mrs.
Williamson returned to her home in Centcn-
NAL row. The affair enraged Williamson SO
much that he procured revolver and started
out for Mrs. Williamson. but he was arrested
by Policeman Hickey.
Justice FraZes suspended sentence Oh him.
He refused to take n COMPLAINT from Della
Barton against Mrs. Williamson
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should not have n Exceeded So. The proSa:
bilities are that County JucgesGarretson will
be ask ed to re- tax the fees.
Gastiger was happy when he learned how
the sale termina ted, and he started back to
his prize home in. Following the sale the
purchaser had the cage carried out Of the
The cage is 4 feet tall, feet long, and feet
wide. and was built to resemble chateau; 1t
will be placed legally In the custody OF Mrs.
Gasti :er to-day.
The amount contributed to the fund and
previously scknow edged was 10. iester-
from J. s. Murphy Of Boston, and in the even
ing came check for S2G0o. the Joint contrt-
plet- the sIOf, the amount supposed. until
Sheriff Morton's bill was presented. TO be all
that was needed to ransom the Gaze. The To-
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NO 257s-AN IRON rLAQux-s1. 900
sists Of two oval plaques. ensmellod on one
side with q NEUROLOGICAL scene. and ON the
other with the representation OF deer hunt
The face, which 10 OF silver. bears q figure Of
Diana In enamel Tho watch 10 Is inches
high.
larger watch t2.71Ol also OF enamelled
gold and oval In form. brought 81. 900. the
highest price paic to-day for any one obiest
1t was made in England in the sixteenth CEN
tury and bears tho Inscription. David Ram
say Scotus Mefecit." The case 10 enamelled
with flowers and arabesaues ON a ground Of
pale blue enamel. and the watch 10 PAS inches
high and inches broad.
small oval watch t2.711) OF seventeenth
century French make. brought $4,000. 1t is
made entirely Of ennm slled gold. and tho
ground Of the face Is dark red with
the hours painted in blue and surrounded by
flowers in white. blue. and yellow. On the re-
verso OF the case is q figure Of ST. George
sspousse and snamelled In different colora
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Crushed to Death By q Cavs-ln.

Joseph Eovosck and Antonio Rsvslli were
two OF gang OF laborsrs who were digging
away an en bankment at Olin avenue. Kings
bridge, yesterday. They had undermined q
mass OF sand and stones when the embADk-
ment cayed In. hurying both men. Rayslli
Was dead when his companions dug him out
koyosck was taken out alive. but his LETT leg,
Rayelii Was 70 years cid, and lived In Williams
hridua
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Major Ha,ford,. Daughter Married.

WASHINGTON. June IA eableeram received
to-day announced the marriage OF Jean nette.
daughter OF Major Z. VI. Halford. formerly
private secretary to President Harrison. TO
Edmund A. Benedict OF New York. The csre-
nony took place in the cathedral church OF
shc sa Of tic 2oavas Of and III Hal
ford and friends from London and Paris. Mr.
and Mrs. Benedict vii, return to the United
home at Boston
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EDW4RD H. FIELDS CONDITION.

Buffalo Paper Says He 10 M Rational as
Ever and Entirely Free from Restraint
BUFFALO. June THE Enquirer says 1t is as
serted that Edward II. Field OF New York. who
was remanded to the Buffalo State Hospital to
determine tho question OF his sanity. enjoys q
luxurious existenc. there. entirely free from
he ever was. DR.. Bryant. one Of the hospital
physicians. SAYS that Field has improved
greatly. hut has not entirely recovered By
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Mr.. raIm.r. pe.rn can.ea ,, AIeohol,.n.

Deputy Coroner Weston performed an au-
topsv yesterday m orping on the bodv of Mrs
Annie j. Palmer. who was found lying d. cad
by her husband. Ffank ". Palmer. in her room
at the United States Hotel on Tuesday morn
ing Death was found 70 have been due 10
lam. The body was taken to Brooklyn for In
tSFmant
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CrsRM AN-TAYLOE.- Wednesday. JunsT
1898 q, Pilgrim Church. l2lst st. and Madison Az.
by the Rev Or. Virgin. Miss Kathleen St. John TAP
lor 10 Lewis Arthur Cushman.
HURLRUT- TOMPKINS. On Wednesday.
June 7. 1893. in Brooklyn. by the Rev. Dr. Charles
Cuthbsrt Hall. Emma, daughter OF Sarah A and
the late Jo,sph Tomptins of Louisville. ~. 70
I. Denison Hurlbut Jr
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stole to Civ. Co Bride. .nd 20 cLus...

L4wEEScr- Mass. June THERESA McAvoy,
aged 20. was to-day sentenced to two years In
the woman's prison at shsrborn for lar ceny
The girl Is confirmed kleptomaniac. She 10
the daughter OF weil-to-do parents and has
stolen 50 900 from her father. She confessed
that she has taken money ever since she was
taking lessons ir dressmakihg. and stole In
small sums $50 from her teacher. who m AIDE
the complaint to the police. The girl has
gave 1t TO girls about TO 10 married and to
children
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Change. in the Trea.u-y Department.

WASHINGTON. Juno 7.-Off:cial changes we're
made In the Treasury Department to-day a.
follows:
hppoutments-A. " PoIk hospital ste ard in Marine
Eosinta service: Or. ". r Cbenoweth. sanitary IN
spect Marine il"sntnl service for duty at koHeeG
Arizona; ". o. Iradirr. south Carolina, chief Of
diEsinn, First comptr"'lers Office Alfred Hsbrard.
Louisiana. chief Of division, Fourth Auditors ONCE:
Geo " Crite.. Ohio. srec,aI agent 80 per dem. anu
Leslie Il Hoo Washington Sperik agent. So Per diem
EeEgned-RdWard q. rockingham. examiner Of
drugs
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THE BIRD CAGE RANSOMED.
TIE SOUL OF zIysM1TH ahszIGER
FILLED WITH JOY.

The sherin's Fees Were High. but the suu's
Bird Cage Fund saved the Tinsnith's
Work of Alta Ceiebration To-niEht
Tinsmith Xavier GastiRer's wonderful bird
cage may now be sent to the great Worlds
Fair. With the money contributed by un-
known friends. through The Bun. the cage
was bought In at the Sherifrs sale yesterday
and restored to the little tin shop In Wood
haven. l. l., where 1t was bounced on and car
ried of about three weeks ago for debt.
Taperinz high in a wagon. with its towers
and bells and clocks and windows. the cage
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40. 2,711-A FRENCH wATcH-S3.900.
Of the Order of Golden Fleece. The iron IL
highly polished and the piece brought 81 900.
An iron Golfer 1885, made in France in the
sixteenth century. brought s740. The casket
Is covered entirely with plaques OF iron carved
in exaggerated Gothic style and placed against
q background OF parchment In the designs
are Heurs do lis and coats OF arms which were
at one time painted. The coffer is lined with
white leather painted in armorial designs and
measures inches in height and IL In breadth.
1t is 8 inches broad.
No. 1852 WAS 4 caskct OF. embossed iron
decorated with nrabesaues and coats OF arms
incrusted with gold 1t 10 8 3-5 inches long
and Sinches broad, and sold for 500.
A watch t2.7O9). oval in shape. and enamel
LED with the initials Of Suzanne do Court, sold
for sl.seo 1t was made in France In tho
early seventeenth century. and tho case con-
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holiday trip 70 the Exposilion. covering ten days.
has been arranged to leave Ee~Ssork BY special usia
Of Wagner cars June a. including hotel AeeommodA-
tons Chicago at very low rats for this
The party sill be limited and all arrangements 90
be hrstelas. Fer PARTICULARS address >. y. Grafton.
3gS Br0AdMay-Ads.
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Hs Aller. from New York at Southampton
S. Vera. from New York. at Genoa
IS Mamie m from New YORK, ., Rotterdam
r. Chsr,ton. from New York At Lisbon.
- knbIchH, from New York. at Bristol
- Peruvian. from New York. At glasgow.
Es DATIust adj. from Baltimore. az bremen
- Essen. from baltimore. ht Bremen.
s. LAklel., from New York, at RIO JAusiro.
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Hartford. June til the House this morn
ing the Military Committee reported the bill
creating a battalion OF naval reserve or naval
militia. like that OF Massachusetts,. Rhode
Island. and New York.
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sIJrrp IRON rorEisx POM.

IS Spree. from Southampton for New York.
:, Russia from Hhvre FOR New York.
81 ltaiia. from ChrlEt.hEEand for New York.
% EOnk ssaton. from shis .ds for New York.
r Brssel. tron st LUCIA for New York.
IS Haley. from 81. Lucia for New York.
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Spiral lptiees.
$1,000
4 z " 4 3 D.

The above reward will be paid for information Lead
ing to the viction OF the persons who vfuly
destroyin E the posters OF THE ADMIRAL CIGARErTEA
NATIONAL CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO CO..
yirs, Az. and 18th St. Kew York
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NARIHE INTELLIGENCE


EIS1iruHr ALyASAc-THn DAT.
Sun rises... Is Sun SETS. - Noon rtseG II s.
EICH HiuK-IHis DAr
Sandy Hook. "a Gov. Island l IL He'll Gaia. o 20
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Eus,ness slotires.
MAERIID.

"Dr. Sanford's Liver InviGorat0r u . yegs
etable for biousness constipation. indigestion"
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ssAlesia. from New York for Narseiiiss OF saEres
:, Rhaetta from New York for Hamburg. passed tse
Lizard
5. Massachusetts from New York for London. passed
Scllly. 49,
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burglars Rob a snfe In the Van Nest Station.

Burglars robbed the Van Nest station on the
New Rochelle branch OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad some time after
10 o'clock on Tuesday night. They got In
through q window and blew tie lock OF the
sale withspowder. securing $40 In cash. Tho
Van Nest station has been robGed four times
within the East elghteenlmo
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DIED or as Overdose or lIorrhias.

xSohn LANCER. u barber, Al years old.
strs oss home was al <O6 West Thirty-third
al me- isu Yesterday mornlng OF an overdose
A'phine taken to induce sleep.
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IS Lain. Hemers Southampton.
Is Ma este. farsEi. Queenstown.
r. Sgrces. Risk. Galveston.
r. Empress, Hughes. BArncOs.
IS YUchtsn. hurley. Havana
IS lr"1 ois Pennington. Charleston.
ks FsHItA. Lewis, tilsdelphla.
Slip August. JAburg. stettln.
Nor IsIsr 9rrir ais see First PAxAJ
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BROWN'S HOUSEHOLDS PANACEA,
TIE GREAT PalS BELIEVER.
FOR INTERNAL AND EXT RNAL USE.
Cures Cramps Cole Colds anu ali pains 25c bottlA
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-21
Vacuum.

The space above the mercury in a Their
mometer is not a perfect vacuum. There
is not infrequently a small portion of air
left in such space, and there is always
an atmosphere of the vapor of mercury.
Physically speaking, it is perhaps impos-
sible to procure a 1t is most
likely that even if a real vacuum could
be procured for an instant air or other
vapor would at once begin to be dissem-
mated from the sides of the vessel in
which it was made, and it would thus
instantly cease TO exist.
1t is true that Dexartes denied the
very possibility of a and says,
eff a acuum could be effected in a YES
sci, the sides would be pressed into con
TACT" but it is hardly correct to say,
scientists say that a vacuum cannot
exist" What scientists do say is what
Calico said, Mature abhors a vacuum"
AS the statement of a fact is true, ma
ture does, to the best of our knowledge,
abhor a vacuum. She never suffers it
to exist to the extent of allowing any
space which is p~erceptible to our senses
to be Vacuum, in scientific
speech, simply means a space from
which air has been expelled.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-21
He Was Conscientious.

Here is a good little story told by
George Tyler, a young newspaper nan
who is actively engaged in theatrical
management:
Zone of my theatrical friends" said
Mr.. Tyler, "was not many seasons ago
doing the Romeo to a very bad Juliet in
a country town in Kansas. Even that
rural audience could hardly stand the
performance. Dozens of the auditors
Kissed. At length only one man Was
noticed as maintaining an absolute ST.
lence. At last the man who sat by this
fellow said:
"'Why don't you join in the fun?
"'It wouldn't be fair
":And why?
"'Well, l came in on a pass, but if
they don't improve darned if 1 don't go
out and buy a ticket and begin on EN-"
st. Louis Republic.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-21
IN Northern Alaska.

Juneau is the most %northerly stopping
place on the regular Alaska excursion
route, and while it is not sufficiently
near the pole to meet the midnight sun
there is time during the summer season
of the year for a good deal of light work.
What most troubles strangers is to
know when to go to bed. The sun is ap-
parently unwilling to pass and leaves its
halo behind. .
Twilight waits for dawn, or if there is
an interval between | have not discov-
cred it. 1t is not difficult to read ordi-
nary print at IL o'clock, and sitting on
the deck at midnight (the ship keeps San
Francisco time) watching the shadows
cast upon the smooth water and the
s~nowcapped peaks ct a few miles dis
lance is not uncomfortable with an over
coat.-Cor. San Francisco Bulletin.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-11-21
THE BIG REVIEW.

When l went up, a raw recruit,
To Bodmin town from Scorrier,
Our colonel wore a scarlet suit,
Like a warrior all ablaze.
Our colonel held a big review,
Wi knapsack, pouch and bagglnet,
And the colonel's darter drove thereto
In a wagginet drawn by bays.
The horses pranced, the trumpets blawed,
The guns went of impartial,
But of all the regiment Private Coad
In a martial way did best.
stand forth, stand forth, thou hero bold!
To you the rest be second rate:
'Tis you shall wear this clasp Of gold
For to decorate yOur broad chest.
"Oh, where, Oh. where's my best recruit
That ere / paid a shillin forI"
But all the regiment stuck there mute,
Unwillin for to explain,
Till forth ] steps and gives a cough
AN answers him so dutiful,
Look, colonel, dear; he's gallop1n OF
Wi your beautiful darter jane"
"Of all the plans that e'er I've known"
Says he, Il DO call that a plan
To bring my hairs in sorrow down
With a rataplan to the grave.
Form up, form up, each gallant blade!
Form up, my son O. Waterloo!
We won't interrupt our big parade
For a mortal who can't behave"
London Speaker.