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SUMNER SCHEDULE
OF STEAMERS
TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL

Steamers MAClLESTER and RIVER oJErN as
follows tround trip fare at all times. 25c.D:
DAILY. EXCEPr SU'NDAN-River Queen. from q
ST. wharf at 30 am. and at pm. from Macal-
cster's wharf: Manchester, from NJ st. wharf nj
10 SIN. and ? pm.
Steamers leave Marshall Hall NJ I2:s5. go. 4
and 80 pm Mondays, TUESDAYS aud Wednes-
days. and also at o:s0 D m. TIL 'RSDAYS FRI
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Passengers can return by
any boat.
StNDASS-Both steamers from st. wharf
The Macalester at II am. a:I5 and g p.m.: the
River Queen At $50 pm.
Leaving Marshall Hall at 1o:sS. s:fS and 8
pm. Passengers can return steamer.
INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRUS-TIIrRSDAy
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS TtIROUGH-
OFT TIE SUMMER. leaving NJ 81. wharf at G: IS
r. NJ. landing nj Marshall Hall. both ways.
Leaving Marshall Han at $50 pm.
Music on ell trims aud at Marshall Hail.
Schroeder's Orchestra Dancing Muse the Big
Pavilion. Parties 90 down 10 Marshall Hall
on the morning afternoon trips of steamers
and return of the compaEy's regular boats
for round-trip fare. &c.
MI. VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL STEAM
BOAT Go. au3-tf
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will offer today at my store. 81 Sth street
northwest. full line OF Black Silk Gloves.
also in all fashionable shades Gauze Waists
of all kinds. Isle Thread. SILK children's
Underwear. Balbriggan of all kind at such
sacrifice that was never known in this city
before.
s SAMSTAG Auctioneer
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William Rose was charged in the Police
Court this morning with keeping an I'M
licensed bar. Lawyer Sillers. his counsel
demanded jury trial and gave bonds in
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance
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Excursion to Cav.rns of lur,x

Via T. & o. r. r. Aug. %. Special ex-
press Will leave New Jersey avenue and q,
street at $50 am, and arrive home on re-
turn trip 900 pm. allowing excursionists
four hours to visit the caves. Reserved
seats can be procured in advance without
extra cost at ticket offices. 6l9 and 1851
pennsylvania avenue. Tickets S50.-Adyt
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Death Of the Widow of Admiral Sand

Mrs. Henrietta NJ. Sands, widow of the
late Admiral b. F. Sands. who has been in
for some time past. died yesterday at the
residence of her son-in-law, Admiral Frank
lin, No. 1888 18th street in the seventy
seventh year Of her age. Her funeral will
take place from ST. Matthew's Church to-
morrow. Requiem mass will be said, and
the interment will be private
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Overcome nv Heat

Maj. ]. II. Stone. living at 32l 5th street
southeast. was overcome by the heat at The
ferry wharf. and DR.. Hammett attended
him and directed his removal to the Emer-
gency Hospital. He was for some time I'm
conscious
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Kernan's Theater.-Sam T. Jacks Com
pany In The Female Beauty and Miss
Clara Beckwfth in natatorial exhibitions
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Seventy-three Cents.


All this week-50 per cent off on sBlue-
and-Whte Ware, 80 per cent off on Genuine
Agate Ware, % per cent off on Crockery,
Tin, Wooden and Willow Ware.
TROTT, 1902 18th st. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL = pm. tn,

Forecast Till pm. Tuesday.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia. warmer eaSteriy winds,
and light local rains Tuesday night.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
a. m: Great Falls, temperature, IS: con-
dition, IS; receiving reservoir. temperature.
81; condition at north connection, 80; con-
dftion at south connection, Sc: distributing
reservoir, temperature. 10; condition at in
fluent gate house. 30; eff1uent gate house, 80.
High tide. Low tide.
DIS a. m. 1000 .. m. 3:49 am. 4:0S ?. m
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The Great Rush still continues at the En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works, s3l-6S5 Nassa-
chusetts ave Telephone. 425- Carpets
made moth-proof free of charge
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Henry
Smith and Sarah e. Bounds. Milton 3. Hop
Der and Adie E. Bernhard.
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the IL. and o. r. r. will run special ex-
cursion trains Of tirst-cless day coaches to
Chicago August II. for which OK.
cursion tickets will be sold at one fare for
round Trip Trains will leave Washington
at 1890 am. and arrive at Chicago ar Il:
pm. next day, running via Grafton and
Bellaire and crossing the ALLEGHENY noun
tains in daylight. Tickets will be good re-
turning in day coaches on regular trains
within ten days. including day of sale
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Com Powder

Men must have 'em, women all like them
and children howl for Royal Haadache
Powders. Zoe. Druggists jy29-sm.t IN
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CITY ITEMS.

The Rad Taste produced by smoking CT
chewing tobacc can be entirely removed in
two minutes by chewing a piece of White s
Yucatan Gum. Investigate? No, 1 mean a
nickel. ct
73c. Seventy-three Cents. .:c.
Any of our Laundered Outing Shirts that
were 81 . and 81 CO.. now reduced to 73c
1t HENRY FRANC & SON, cor It'll & D.
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Nearly new desirable dwelling on Della
ware avenue near u. s. Capitol to be cold
O'Clock; aiso small brick houses in the rear
See advertisement
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c. T. HAvENNER.
c. T. HAvENNER.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and H. Atlantic Building,
$50 + st. NV
INVESTMENT SECrRIrIE

INVESTMENT SECt-RTTIES
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for
cash margin.
Cotton bought and sold I'm New York New Or.
leans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Purnell. Hacaman & Co.. New York Stock Exchange.
Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern Il 20, New Orleans Cottor2Exchange.
Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade
Private wires &c New York. Chicago and New Or
leSas. Telephone. 49,. jel1-tr
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8. Heller. go 18th st. NV. is making a spe
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut.
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff
iy15-tf
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

CABIN JOHN BRIDGE STEAM LAUNCH
FLORENCE VII leave SD II. and canal, Gs0rre-
To- n. Tor Cabin John Bridge On saturday and sun
daBs AZ y An and = 10 q. sharp. Eos charter Tor
ali points cana Tor day and parties Rasson
able rates JOHN A. AARCeNNiEk. 40 llfh -.
n w Engineer at Judd Defweiler's. aui4-eOfau.S5
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Don't dose for skin troubles Comfor
Powder will cure you 10
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Comfort Powder

For gentleman who shaves q box of
Comfort Powder is a great luxury II I
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YOUR
WORD
D3 YOUR
BOND AT
@RO@AM'9.

Among the many bitter complaints CT dun business
and scarcity Of money which has characterized the~>
past three months trufhfully say that our
patronage has been thoroughly satisfactory in every
way. Every Of these saitry summer days hes
found a line Of PEOPLE at counter waiting 20 par
"a little something" Their furniture. We are
going 10 tell that goT credit n GOOD
here-GBV rinss-and FOR ANYTHING you rant. little
payment once a week a month viii soon mak-
YOU sole and proprietor" OF ahouse full ~
handsome. serv.ceahle furniture Our credit price n
cash priceand there naHass % sign. Theirs
Is a seven-piece Parlo- Suite here. upholstered IN
pEsh-snd there's another upholstered IN hair cloth
take your choice Of either OF them for s2 5Ocash
credit These hut FRO on Of . whole floor full ~
rarior furniiare-suifes in Brocafeile-witon Rug
Tapestry. Gilt &C. There's Bed Room suite here
in sc ia oasbcvel plass in burean-and price 10
sls credit our first floor is full of Bed Roo,e
Furni,ure-handsorne as any YOU ever onpwhsrc-S
all prices There's any quantity Of Brussels carpet
here and price IS 20 cens per yard. Ingram
pet b cents per yard Every yard Of carpet boaehs
Of us Is made and laid Ises c0sf-no charge foo
wnste in matching figures. We sell a Forty-pourd
Hair Mattress for ss-~oven wirs sprinrs, Ell 55-
six-foot oak Extension Table. 81 So Resrigerstors
Msttings. Baby Carriages and anything anybody ever
used 10 'housekeep" with is here-and it's yours for
. yros.iss TO pay.
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Elixir DSbek cures all malarial a,seasss.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT,
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
Chartered by special act Of Congress
JAN. 1867. and acts Of Oct. 1890. and Feb, 1892
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
GHARLES GLOVER, First Vice President
F. FRANCIS RIGGS, rreasurer. f'e''aeh'
46 6hS i SETs1ossrffx Sa.s J sssre'ary
$40 WILL BUY ONE SHARE OF THE PIE
f fSrrsd STOCK of the Columbia Ind. Insurance
vestnient. 10y eN ="
First hocr. McGill building.
9OS-914 q ST. NV
,-,e CHARLES ]. JAMES.
g-e-u Supt.
CoRSON & MACARTNEY.
MEMBERS OF THE SEW , YORK STOCK
Correspondents of MessTs .er Noo aladias scher
Bankers and Dealers iierSnq IN Government, Bonds
Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities list,
60 ea on the EXCHANGES Of New York. Philadelphia.
speciality made of Investment securities Dis.
trict Bonds and all local Railroad, Gas INSURANCE
ana Telephone stock dealt IN.
d3I p"'Ne '''o'A ooOsn' anu SOU
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Dysentery If you know that Castellon Wine
will cure you? 81 bottle. bottles for IS
A. HEITMULLER & Co, 1888 18th St n. W
jy2S-eo1m
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Can Language Make 1t Palmer


Can Language Make 1t Palmer
Furniture.
Carpet, Mating,
Refrigerators, Sideboards. &C.,
Tine Time n Payments at at Bottom" Prices.
5iS Seventh street northwest.
Silks. 2,. Silks. 30. Silks. 80.
Figured Swiss; 15c; Dress Goods, all
Market space. aul2-3t
Why Suffer with Stomach Troubles AND
Dysentery If you know that Castellon Wine
will cure you? 81 bottle. bottles for s..
A. HEfrMCLLER & Co, 1888 18th st. H. W.
jy2S-eo1m
Comfort Powder.
Don't go away in summer without a box
of Comfort Powder You will certainly
want it. All druggists. 10
We All Smile.
Some one way, some another: but if you
want to kill the effects of same piece of
Whites Yucatan Gum will do it quicker
than anything on earth. Try it. au7-St
Comfort Powder.
For gentleman who shaves a box of
Comfort Powder is a great luxury IL
8. Heller. 40 18th st. n.w is making a sna-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cnt-
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff.
jy15-tf
Men must have 'em, women all like ;hem
and children howl for Royal Headache
Powders. Zoe. Druggists. jy29-s. M. m
Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles Comfort
Powder will cure you. p
Elixir Dsbck cures all naala ria1 a,seasss
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Why Suffer with Stomach Troubles

Figured SWISS; loc; Dress Goods. al
Market space aul2-3t
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Conn's PC. Tours,

FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE X. $. b.
lenses OF the District Of Columbia TO River
view TUESDAY, AUGUST Is. Grand entertain
ineht on board This will be a select family
excursion Boat will leave 9Th st. wharf az
10 am, pm. and Z pm. Friends are in
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Comfort Powder.

Comfort Powder,
Don't go away in summer without a box
of Comfort Powder You will certainly
want it. All druggists. no
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We All Smile,

want to kill the effects Of same a piece o,
Whites Yucatan Gum will do il uuicke,
than anything on earth. Try it. au7-St
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
He Surprised tho Natives.

The following story Is told OF the
carly days OF the Fill settlements: A
white man, wandering over one of the
islands, was taken prisoner by the ma
ltives. He had a cork leg. He didn't
like the looks Of his captors and liked
them still less when he noticed that
they were fixing up neighboring
oven. Trying hard not to show his
agitation, he called for something to
eat. Food was set before him and he
used his large jack-knife to cut 1t.
With every mouthful or two he stuck
his jack-knife into his cork leg with
such force that it stood erect. The ma
tives looked on with great astonish-
IN, mt and evident alarm. After the
meal was over he began TO unscrew his
leg. That was too much for the saw
ages, who did not seem to have any
curiosity 20 see what he would do next,
but opened a passage and let him walk
away.
When he reached his horse, some
little distance away, the natives began
to gather around, but after mounting
the man made motion as II TO unscrew
his head, and the spectators ran away
IN terror.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
CRISP AND CASUAL.

TURKS believe that women have no
souls.
EUROPEAN railroads stretch LAP, ,6S5
miles.
PIGEONS were employed in the mail
service in Bible times.
BY the emancipation proclamation
1885, III slaves were freed.
FULLY 80 per cent. of Russian and
Servian soldiers are unable to either
read or write.
THE amount of money held by vari-
Gus London banks is not far short of
Sl,l50,000, 900.
A oNE-ARMED resident OF Yoncalla,
Orc, built IA house twenty-four feet
square without assistance.
\ LARGER portion of children sur
vive their first year of existence in
Dublin than in any one OF the twenty
largest towns of England and Wales.
THE Stonehenge monument consisted,
when entire, of two circles and two
dials, the outer circle being composed
OF sixty stones, each from thirteen to
twenty feet in height.
THE first sea-going vessel OF alumni
ium Is being constructed in the dock
yards of the Loire. 1t is cutter which
would weigh, IL made OF the usual ma
terials, 1900 tons, instead OF its actual
weight of $500 tons.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
Not the Romantic sconory's Fault.

Not the Romantic Sconery's Fault.
Close by tho sparkling brook, whose
silvery waters danced In tho sunlight
and rippled over the golden sands, they
met In silence-George and Laura
drinking In the glorious beauty OF the
rustic scene and communing with ma
ture In one OF her chosen shrines.
Afar in the west the sun seemed to
linger at the horizons brim, as II un-
willing to shut out from his gaze the
lovely landscape that glowed with soft
.ened and even melancholy radiance in
his departing beams. A thrilling,
startling cry burst from the lips OF the
beautiful girl:
George George" |" she almost
shrieked.
What is 1t darling?" he asked, plac-
ing his arm tenderly round her waist.
HAS the romantic yet oppressive love-
liness OF the scenery saddened your
spiritsY"
mo, George" she screamed, waving
her arms wildly, and making n frantic
jab at the small OF her back. Il think
It's some kind OF o beetlew
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
ASTRONOMY.

1910. Charts OF the moon constructed
by Scheiner, Longrenus, Kevelins, and
others.
1876. Roemer's discoveries of the
velocity Of light made.
1915. Greenwich Observatory found
cd. The first great modern observa-
tory.
1876. Roemer's observations made on
the satellites OF Jupiter.
1875. Haley demonstrated the revo-
luton Of the sun on it's own axis
1882. HALEY fixed the identity Of
comets and predicted their regular re-
turn.
1857. Newton's "Principia" published,
and the Newtonian theory established.
1858. Flamsteed made the first ex-
haustive catalogue OF fixed stars.
1892. Cassini made careful chart
the first-of the full moon.
l10l. Cassini discovered the satel-
lites OF Saturn and proved thoir char
acter.
l704. Newton discovered the COM
posite character OF white light.
1904. Newton demonstrated that
comets move In elliptical orbits.
1905. HALEY made the first predic-
tion OF IA comets return. Verified 1853.
l706. The red flames from the SUMS
disk observed by Stannyan; by many
others since.
1715. Total eclipse in England; stars
shone and birds went to roost at noon.
l7l6. HALEY suggested the observa-
tion OF the transit OF Venus as means
Of estimating the distance Of the earth
from the sun.
1927. The alteration OF the stars dis
covered by Bradley and explained.
1854. Harrison mado chronometers
for determining the longitude.
1907. Tho Nautical Almanac first
published. Ever since continued
1869. Capt. Cook made his first voy-
ago 10 Otaheite to observe transit OF
Venus.
1859. The motion OF a sun spot meas-
ured by Wilson; seen to move around
the sun.
1859. A comet, with tail $4,000, 900
of miles long passed 100000 of miles
from the earth.
l779. Herschel measured two sun
spots; length over $4,000 miles.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
ENGIN EERlNG.

EVERY pontoon used in tho French
army weighs 1853 pounds and has q
bouyancy Of 1865 pounds.
THE day before the battle OF Wagram
Napoleon had complete ponton bridge
built and iloated into place.
THE Caledonian Canal, Scotland, il
60 miles long, 20 feet deep, 120 wide ut
the top and 80 at the bottom.
THE Pharos light house, Alexandria,
was built b. G. 1856; height $50 foot,
light visible forty-two miles.
THE surveys OF the Hoosac tunnel
were so accurate that the drifts differed
by only five-sixths OF an inch.
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, built in 1850,
was the first in which tho foundations
were laid by the aid OF caissons.
CORNELIUS VERMUYDEN, the Dutch
engineer, was invited TO England in
1871 to embank the Fens district.
THE Mont Cenis tunnel Is seven and
one-half miles long; begun, 1857;
opened, 1871; total cost, e2,600,000.
IN the construction OF the Suez
Canal 10000, 900 cubic yards OF material
were excavatod by 10000 laborers.
JERUSALEM is still supplied with
water from Solomon's Pools, through
an aqueduot built by the Crusaders.
THE engineers Of San Francisco pro-
pose to supply that city with water
from Lake Tahoe, $50 miles distant.
The walls OF Babylon are said by
Herodotus to have been $50 feet high
and hundred feet thick at the base.
IN 1902 Van Estin invented hollow
sphere and tube several hundred feet
in length, the motor power being air.
SOME of the Comstock minos are so
deep that no means have yet been de-
vised to overcome the excessive heat.
The Union Pacific has fifteen long
and great number OF short tunnels,
tho aggregate length being $500 feet.
The Union Pacific Road crosses nine
mountain ranges, the highest being
the Black Hills, S,242 feet above sea
level.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
In Memory OF BY-Gone DAYS.

South Carolida still preserves some
OF her old traditions and customs. A
correspondent makes note OF tho fact
that the presiding officers Of both the
Senate and the House wear great silk
en- robes such as were the evidence OF
those offices In the days when South
Carolina was favored crown colony.
The sergeant-at-arms still carries and,
upon occasion, uses the great and beau
tiful mace, with its twisted silver han
die and its kingly crown, that British
monarch sent over; and the sword OF
state that was proudly carried on great
occasions at the State House is still
part Of the paraphernalia of the Gov.
arnfnapf.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
MILD DAY IN CONGRESS
Senator Hoar Contradicts an
Ancient Slander.
HOW SOME STORIES KEEP GOING

Senator peffor Does tho Talking the
silver Ouestion-FederaI Election Laws
the Topic OF Debate In the House. with
Occasional Personalities.
WASHINGTON, Sep. 29.-The senate yes
terday was in a calm and quescent mood,
very different from its condition the pre-
vious day. There was only one instance
in which there was ripple on the surface
Of its proceedings, and that was over a
matter of ancient history which Mr.. Hoar
(Rep., Mass y brought up In the way OF
personal explanation on behalf OF former
colleague of his in the house Of representa-
tives, now long dead, Mr.. Hooper. This
senator was chairman Of the committee on
banking and currency at the time of the
passage OF what is commonly known as
the silver characterization act OF 1878.
story has been in circulation to tho effect
that Mr.. Ernest Seyd, IA French writer on
finance. has had much TO do with the pas
sage of that act by the Use of corruption
fund of $500, 900 contributed by foreign
capitalists. The absurdity and falsity Of
the story have often been exposed, but it
always comes up again. A recent letter
from Mr.. Seyd's son asserting that his
father had not been in the United Stales
since 1853 as supposed to have given the
slander its death blow, but it seems that
even that statement failed of its purpose
In order to contradict it, an extract from
one of Mr.. Hooper's speeches was published
n few days since in the Peoria Journal (aud
copy OF the paper sent to Mr.. Hoar)
In which reference to Mr.. Seyd was made
and the words Now here" were fraudu-
lently interpolated. In denouncing the
fraud Mr. Hoar forgot his usual benignity
OF manner and language, and characterized
its author as belonging TO the species of
"rhe bed bug, or the squash bug"
Mr.. Cullom rep, H. came to the de-
fense Of the editor OF the Peoria Journal,
as man who would not knowingly COM
NIT such a fraud and forgery. And it
appeared, after much discussion, that the
extract from Mr.. Hooper's speech has been
floating about (thus falsifiedD for the last
l5 or 20 years.
The only speech made on the silver pur-
chasing repeal bill was by Mr.. PETER
pop, Kas.) His remedy for the finsn-
cial trouble is the adoption of an amend
ment offered by him TO restore the free
coinage act OF 1887. With that amend
ment, he said, the repeal bill could be
possed in % minutes
The debate in the house yesterday on
the federal election repeal bill was produc.
tive of but little excitement Mr.. Breck-
inridge of Kentucky and Mr.. johnson OF
Indiana became involved in a personal
controversy, which at one time promised
to become exciting, but finally lapsed into
insigni6cance. Prior to this time there
had been a a colloquy between Mr. Morse
of Massachusetts ard Mr.. Fithian OF Illi-
nois, wherein the epithet OF 'fslsehood"
was passed, but this also ended amicably.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1893-09-30
SHORT BURROWS.

You can never win your boys love
with big elm switch.
If you have TO bite at every bait you
see, you had better have guardian ap-
pointed.
SOME men are poor because there is
shady side TO a hedge row in the
summer time.
The time to pray for good crops is
when you are vigorously stirring the
soil with good plows.
He who permits his farm machinery
10 rot in the fence corners makes "a
first-class calamity howler."
WHEN you get very angry, and feel
like saying or doing something real
rash, just stand on ono foot until you
get over IL.
THE sun shines upon the Just and the
unjust alike, but the former see a
beauty in its rays which the latter can
never discern.