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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Ccarbcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FokEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n suppl es Professors Teachers Tutors ,sOyernes,es
sc Colleges, schools FAMILIES. To
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG-frLION, ~ Union Square.
A iENCY MIRIAM COYRIERE supplies tutor, bro.
n fessors. teachers. 2Oycrn,SscS dcust
mens recommends schools 70 parents. $50 Fifthaye.,
Book Building. Cor. 20th-st.
A EVERETT STONE yale, private tutor: long ex.
"A perieDcc In tutoring boys for college examinations
testimonials from wellknewn patrons Sol 5uaye N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
WESTCHESTFR

Albert Young. the coored valet for Jockey SIMS
who stabbed Emmett Hartsfeld the coored valet o'
Jockey Ovcrton. at midnight Thursday In the ROAD
way in front OF the Turf Exchange Hotel. ana cS-
caped has not vet been captured. No tdlnes nave
been heard from him. Harsfeld's funeral Will be
held TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
IERSEN CITY

James f. Wisher, the siXteen-yearold son Of the
Rev. Daniel W. Wisher of Mount Oivet Baptist
Church. NewYork. arrested in Jersey City Friday
night on complaint Of his father. who said the boy
had run away from home and living at NO. 81
Storm-ave. As Mr. Wisher had 10 60 to Boston n
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
for 5ale.

AT REDUCED PHICES.-5OO second
hand wood and iron working machines;
fully Guaranteed machinery bought and ~
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 800 Madi-
sOn-st.
\ SACKIFICE.-Bi biggest cash bargains.
ma'niiccnt uprlsht', Fl@'. fuit' rt',
tlrce pedals b'.-t maxi loo West 23i-'t.
NN.NIEf,ENr UPRIGHT piano. clc-
.ant Ilrior. chamber. dining furniture
foidlng lids. cabinets. mirrors. cabinet
contents. l., rooms private house; -ac-
rnrcd private family. 20 East ioih-
Il. also EVENINGS.
: FINE UPRIGHT PIANO; best
make; p,ilor. bed aud dlnlnR'foon '",' ,
tufr. mirror foldins.b.d~. mar , mat
n..d must b.. sold family going To
Europe. los Eat iGth-st.
\ SPffINL SALE TRUNKS AND
BAGS .-,.r,atr~t bargains In New ora ~
trunks. has drr-- suit cases, toilet
rolls pnchrtbook~. ladies bags; basket
trInk- - AMIR chair. sat thANble,
SCHWARTZ old r,tal li-h'd house. %
ith-a,c.. lctwccn 18th and 9TH ST.
AIIrNrION sewing machines u all
kinds new. -; good second hand 80;
each or credit; exchanged. rented. NJ
i.hUSt -. = iJl Ji-aNe.. llSth.>t.
ZIG BARGAIN for cash magnificent
grand uprelf piano. liable make. $50
must seli y, once. SrADIE. manufacture
I..1i LrNingtna-aNc.. lllth-st.
BICYCLE.-Bandn new. 1893 .'Rudge"
cushion hand -on,ry striped. 100 cost.
slaJ. Easement. % Lorincr.st.. Broo klyn.
BICYCLE.-Nictor Pneumatic; nearly
new perfect bargain. 10 East 2oth-,t
BICYCLE.-Pncumatc safety, H,iS per.
fectly new. including lamp cost over
800. Call. examine. 100 Murrsy.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Is. y. II. Il. i.R Co.. LcssgeJ
Trains have Wet A-dst statioh, N'M.iofh a. FOL
daily except sunday. wet OF IOeynaIl'6 Jc.
1870 A. VI. psiy for Az .ny exc Vt sunday. Aohtteai
Ter. BUnno N.asaiA f~ls. Detroit. Chicago. except
1885 \. M.-Dally except Sunday. Tor Albany and
800 =. ". D,iv. except SUNDAY, fer Albany:
,hcigo. ST Louis.
$40 r. VI. 4n Moo @,..p' SUNDAY for S'w0u'S Albany
Icr iGi.o. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
mA%L,.S, Jaw Locals 7 90 A. NJ, 2;45. :45 +. n.
Nf.WHC r.. Loo as. e, 'loio A. NJ. is. $50
Sleeping for buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto. De-
tr,t III, 40 All through trains.
DAILY. ror tickets amc table,. parlor and sleeping
iyn 1888 Washngto St. 720 fulton.st. Annex once.
i9"i ~ iulon.st. Ncw-york CITY. 81 li3. 1903. IN.
SO Roadway ia .n,wery. 81 East i'th-'t. 81 we''
''1'''' G. T. LAMBEET General Passenger Agent
NEWBORN. ONTARIOAND WESTERN RAILWAY
Excursion Tickets. New York to Chicago and Return
$500.
Through train, Tor chaf, and e wC ID, tnr r, "
9.i5 s. NJ daily Via Niagara Falls Through Pull;
r ~ chicago 80 T.. NJ. II. Louis. - a. NJ.
7;IJ T. VI d,ly. Via Niagara Falls Ecclinlng chair
crr C,cat- fr.rl. Ncw-York q Niagara Fall. Through
. 80 r. VI hcago 90 \. NJ. 81 Louis 90 J. NJ,
BID =. NJ except sunda. f9r Campbell Hal Lakes Ak,
Molih ohn ni,',, ll,r,de t,,li,hirp Hurley Nile
Tirlct, and pullman accommodations 81 Broadway
Ncwio Transfer Company calls Tor ana cheeks '"ss'so
" J. .. NXDERSoN. Il. p. A.. SO Beaver 81. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
BALTIMORE e. ono II. Il

Express Trains TO
RsITINORT WN~III>tTON. tIiIt At:O, t1NtIN-
NkTI ST. LOIl- AND ALL POINTS WtcT.
II IiMNS Ar SINNItE oN ALL TRAINS.
I.l,c Nrw-Nork. loot II Liis'rty.-t
For CHICAGO. II 80 a. u., q p NJ. l. ID hl-ht
r., PII'l SIT Re- go p. No.. T. - night
For 81 NtINNArG. II. Lol J.. .. m., q ?. NJ, m
Inr WNSIIINGrCN. BALTIMORE. a. m. III 80
a. ~. Dnluc Gan. % 80 p NJ Dining Gar, . Il
H. NJ. f. - night All : alas run daily.
rckct oncc, ~. 2Gl. ~. llto Btway 81 f.
NH, go ,rintst Y. Y. 344 FuitOg->t.. Brooklyn
a,afto. Too, oi Iib.rty.st.. {. L. Il. q y j.
Nov. York I.an.fsr TO. VIII call FOR and check bag
gage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

Gcatbcrs.
LRENCH LGS>ON>-Naraii ra', laag, aHH emu ''c"
1 ONLY by lr'nrh lady tfHil'i'hl'-p'p'' "" '
NADEMOI ~ILIE. Tribune oH '.
u RINATE TUITION Duru- th' summer m9"t ~ Df
cXprcn-"d tuof successful ~ preparing pups ."I 'o,
lrgc Can or adir~, llLEMAN pHINlii' " T. f"'"'N''
- TPEEIOH IrND HERS supplied frr" Iaf;e f'ciiUr''
- Business conndO initial. Positions iuri -' II = ~
IDGG. Mgr y. y. Educa;.pnnl Hnrar 81 l~"ih--t ~.
~ EAcHER desire situation fcl e. ,u.m,r, 49,,
Gj Last a@th-t
WANTED. -L,dc~-T,a her violin. pil,o to'd ,il'iy
w experienced t.irirr .'I uH'h 'h'-, lhf''I'''
culture Dr-altc literature. dsnnt. rNl ZEN ~ 'l '-
,r,duaf. Latin -rirnr,-. uafA,rHtit ' h"'l "ul-'
eo,,rIc-- Ffrnch. el"lcltuN mn--r Nr-t.n p"'''ll
rentonnn t'n,h- ~ i,cn@ .,n M, ,.G Mill
ing $50 shave. cor. @Nh--'.
,uiNTFD T,a,h,r H. lice Teacher. higher i.l'isi
w .r'd,,,. n.,..,. '. f.lrltr. rlr.t',l IIftirt
,rur. college; t.ah o. Inrl-h. c'l,tn'hiD - thf'
Kind D. att,u. g1,cffe~-.-. lffNu f school Nils l'N
ONAN'S T,arhc.r' ru.ciu. 30 Ia li'h--,.
VALE rEADr ATE. r>p.;i.r'ed teacher &" maine
! unfir- ami rlt--ir- b. Open Tor ruE' -,h'"V d.
Box 1i3 Trbun- Uptown once LIZ l'i"'N'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

. p>rHrISEMENI AND SUBSCRIPTIONS t0i'
"A TmE NEWYoRK TEIEtNH W.T. ~ ~ p, M
wav ID door Of 1hltyrr,st ana Ap al, IN
ave- = C. cor. .:ld--t l52 dth-aN' -, tourtn'aNn.'
M rourtrenh 760 Third corner Forty seventh
orhe,, onG m, near Si>y.hrst>t EOS FlrsiNc.
,on Wes Forty second. II. 1872 Columbu>ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
for 6ale
Drtssmaklng.

A.-AkIlSllt Dkf~SSM Ah l'>"'1
I uiuuc designs: evening dresses "a special
": motel orders at short notice. anu mod
crate charges. Mrs. McfLkOt, 81 East
yth. It. opposite stewart lIuildlfS.
\ FlKSr.CLANS drc>smkrr Would liAc
few more customer, at home also one 10
70 out by the dlA. 80 West ''lh-i.
ARTISTIC DkfSSMAKE R. years eN'
pcritncr wiShr, "a few more customers
~ 30 per Gay: nrst-class WORK dresses
made over. 10 East 31st-st., HEAkN.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAkEt wishes
10 max, engagements with families living ~
the country highest city references. Nd
dress DRl.S>MAkEK. l5O Fast s1th-st.
DRFSSM the latest Paris'an
IA . ion, made at short notice WILSON,
l3f West 2Oth.st.
DKESSMAKER wants few more Gus
TONERS M home suits from 81 up. IL.
~OX. 3i2 West S0th.st.. near Riverside
Drive.
TKFSSM AkER-June. July. August;
.ummer dre.ses; latest fashions; very low
prlces /: abort notice. los West %0sh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Railroads..


pennsylvania
4 RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and llterlOcking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot of
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streets.
In Effect JUNE 10th. 1898
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 A. M.1rul!nan vesucuIe Sleeping Cars to en-.
.se sd easo Rr scng rs
Indianapolis 50 a. n.y. ' Chicago 10 90 a. N. next day.
FAST LINE.
go A. For pittshurg ana Central Pennsylvania.
Psrlor Car to Pitteburg.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Wat,
1892 90 ESa Of Dnn
ING and Observation Cars presenting hnaaeid Ep1f nt
sn ades m n by and q. the
cenveni,nces Of home or office Lighted BY stationary Wy
ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EXPRESS
100 s. ES:s y .S cs sa ep@
s Gar a"d c0s 81 Louis ST. u m aHd
Chicago 80 y. NJ
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.-Pullnan Vcstbue Sleepng Cars 70 Pltts'
sss sdr iSS't%o m D" GHlcsso
SOUTHWEST INS EXPRESS.
G Ii M 70 scOh aaa
s. 81 Al. AZ
st. Louis 90 m second morning.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. Mogina% ues sseplns Car M ".econi
moEi,ns' Toledo 20 p, m. Columbus 7:io p m.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE for points on on,
NoI and West east Tenn. W. Ga RS g ~
Eight ~ Say sls se S To Mrm T '
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 4. M.-"NnshingtOn Limited" weekday.
X,snbaIe Pullman Ia'.S, Cans. passenger Coaches.
$40 ?. W. 1CoHsrss.onai Limited daily yes MDas
Pullman r.r.or Uais a"u Di"ins car. arriving wash
Additional Express. Trains. 20 300 $50, and NOD 90
US % 20 f sh ~p s.a' @ s:l asa aDd 49, no.
IS 2' hight GIT '" rer bai'nors only, 100 T. m
40 r. M.-I,chr'ona ana Danville Express, daily;
no@gh SSl. t augusta Ms@Pa r 20 hH5 sp1%fs
500 r for al tonsd On no cns-aease Ohio
For oLb r9IST coMroE,r " end Sofssr9LK Y, caps
i%re%gh sS$|er p. p. ally. 's..a,". r,n
70" rn"%s@ Sqas, fa,sr "a. a. ana pay ceaehs. WIN
For For i 5ns INK .S PARK 5n and ro.
r.an 49, ":Io a. m II 80 No. I'D 10 an. a1a II 80
not oS a S9d Park and Dean a3S sl On sum
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 90 20 oo $50 200. 9;3o 90 100 Wash
lngton Limited. with Dining Car, and ii 90 .. m
az 90 noon penna Limited with Dining Car, IL 20.
90 ~ J:'3 $50. 100 80 ~ . 'Oo . 50
90, ) 90 and 90 y. m. ana Il 10 nleht. Accom-
notation. 90 n 40 and 90 p NJ, Sundays,
Express, q y 30 ZOO 10 100 a. N: az 20 n9Sn
Limited. 90, OO. I 80, 8 90, 8 80 10, 90 40
!. aud l2lj night. Accommodation, 500 and
on D..
For Timetables Of trains 10 local points the Penn.
-yla l.ulto,d system apply at the fcllowln: Tckcs
oMee' no, i3a "a li9S s2S llS and eSI BT ad:
l26th street 2ji columbus Aycay-, %! sixth A'edue:
Street 500 Fulton Street 93 Br5a1wsy and Brooklyn
Annex station. foot Of Fulton Street ooklyn 129
Hudson street roboken Station Jersey City.
Tho New.York Transfer Company Will call for and
check baggage from hotels and redences through To dsst
natio,l. D., ,uoo.
g. NJ PREvOsr J.. r WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
FROM PIER g. y. r.. FOOT RFCTORST.
ro, Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Sesbright,
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, at 80. 10 10 a. NJ
n 90 H. NJ saturdays, 5 40, 90 r. NJ sundays, $50
" FOR flbernn, ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
,,,eas,ut 10 Il A. NJ IL 100 T. NJ saturdays 8 10 T. VI.
SUNDAYS except ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 300
20; Lakewood. Toms River and Barncgat. 80 A. NJ
n 100 4. NJ. Satlrdays). - T. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
In DIRK foot OF Barclay and Christopher
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vE>TIBlLED TRAINS.
PTIIMyN COACHES.

Direct route TO NEwAKh, BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCLAlR
THE ORANGES, Summit, BeTna! ds;ile. Baskins
Ridge Madison MorrissSSn passais Pat FSon Be so:
PArcoNG Haekctt;sSwn sG ,i MoUWMt,AAENal
GAP sTRouDsBU no, poeono Mountain. sC6 "a
TON PITTSTON WILk ESBARRE. SANTlcOhEy
HAMrUT. 0XfOiiD NORWICH waterve uLi sA
SGsVwthsGao5. i'in rHAcA toWEao EIMfKA, tokSfSa
WESr.. SoRTHwEsT AID soUTHwIST;,c nv
900 A, M.-BV FFALO. UTICA and OSW EGO "a.
rIlEss Pullman porloi cars. Connests at BunaIs
with train for Chicago. arriving $40 u H. heA'
7s3O A. M.-BINGHAMroN NAIL. Stops at princp"
100 p. M.-scEANToNa BINGHAMT0N. and Eli
I,1O p. M.-sCRANrON wILRES9ARRE and PLfA'
,Si'ii EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars. ,.,,,ss
,,SO p. W. ,Dalyl.-Br FFAI6 LIMITED EMPRESS
''II,lw,n .repcrs. Arrives At rs a. m ..,,,,o.
s,eUIP. VI. (Daily )--BUtFAL0 RE HFiELD sPRiN"S
ana roo rAPKr.>S. Pullman seel.rs.. =. -
TICKETS and pullman ACCoaMoDAI ,. ss,t ~
Nurr1y.st aud 429 Broadway Tickets at ferry
s5 and 9.2 Broadway SO West e5ths 20 0olghV onS
ave New.York 1893 Washington.st 20 nv mi in,
"a broadway Brooklyn. Time tables, giving ion A'
formson ss a, F%PRTSs COMPANY will call for auN
.hsch baggage from hotel residence TO desiha"on'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trnin. leave station foot OF Liberty ~
Time Tube In effect May -. SOB.
For Re.ans at 90. { 90. - 4 N 90. 30,
saturday night Sunday. II 80 \. NJ. 90 $ 90 90
70 Iyq Il q. CO. 90 sA5 A. NJ 100 80
100 o.. 70 T. NJ lSid aiGh'i 90 S6S'fyt "a SaSury
l2:l5 night. ~, a.. . =, ,oo Oh
sv Ind '2 II 80 A. st.. 90 80 g. oo p. NJ, i@i5
For sunbury.. Lew,burg and WiiiaTspo,t az 90
Y NJ. I 90. ~. 80 T. NJ J. 10 nigat
except SATURDAY night SUNDAY" : 10 A. NJ 900 r. NJ
For Esstoa. Rehlehhsm AIlen,ossp M,geh Chunk &c..
,owo' p n SUNDAYS. i:s0. 7:l5 A. NJ 90. - P ".
fcr wilkesbarre. Pnt'ten and Scranton 40 A. Nj.
pleasant 30 rs II 30 A. NJ. 30 20, 90 80.
is r. NJ sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asbury
ra13 ak Toms Iyer Barncrat Park and Barne.
cat 4 20 y Is 4. NJ. | 80. 4 so =. NJ
For Atlantic city Vineland and Bridge;on. 80 A. NJ.
] 30 7. NJ. , ,,,. 49,. ,,,-,,. ,..,
n 10 IL II 20 4 NJ. 10 4 80 T.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

GClON LINE; ,.n
From Pier Is, foot Of 'nnd-st.. Jersey CITY
ALAsk saturday July ], p. m.
AKlION saturday. July Is D. m
ALASKA Sunday. July % D. m.
Cabin Is.sare $50. $50 and 800 ecrordng b. sicaer
second cabin t35 and 80. StcorIgc a: low
4. NJ. UNDEEiIlII & Co.
Telephone ao'1 C0randt. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of JERSEY

Anthrncifc Coal used exclusively. n-nrng Cleanliness
and COmf0rt.l
Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trnu. leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time tn Bile In effect May -. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

DOUND LAKE. y. !.
II SEASON OF 1898
Brighter richer ana better than ever; % miles north
Of Albany 10 south Of Saratoga Springs on the great
D. and II. r. r..
water: best drainage.
ITS SUMNER SCHOOLS.
l. School Art chester LOomis Instructor. July 18th
10th. weeks splendid facilities and best u
accommodate lions aud ABSTRACTION guaranteed
II. school. OF MUSIC. Edward j Hycr conductor.
July lOth-AurUst 10Th weeks. This IL specially for
the Singing Voice "Mycrs Conservatory Of Music New.
YORK - /, most fsyOrlblr known
III. School Of Languages Prof 4. Ia Landc teacher.
July i0th-Aueusi 18th. weeks. French German and
spanish Prof La .ande j. Frcnchlnan author and
a popular teacher
send T. Round Lake, y. Y. for CIRCULARS and
JOURNALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
CUNAED LINE,
,urpIc,Xs VISITING FJ'EOpE

onl,e reliable INFO nation. lefb.r- f.inafd d. &c. a. ne
ori..- AZ Insrlat Co.. -it X gent ST.. 'Nip.I.
Circus London " Sun.cfipnon on year sli months,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
WHITE STAR LINE.

allie Jun, Il noon. .Adratle..lthy - 10 a. III.
.i,ItOllr June ~. T. III Hfini" It} -" j. i".
iernanlc July o. ~ a. H. 4 It"h'- Az. y g. 3D.
Mala-t.c .JlIy - H. 10. - fihAh e. Ntf = T. Hi'
'' From, Nnln ~t,r Dos e.. 81 lttA-st
Saloon fate 800 pp.a eofi,ne - t,ar ah1 ioca;
on Of second cabin the" . fi"f@, sfO
si5. Pepiid ti5 ana 80 St'ffAg.. L. Or nom %"
Old Country. 40 No - BfoIGTay. Ne" 40 X. Ih''A
aellna 400 Walnut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

WEEKLY EXPRESS SERVICE BITWEEN
NTW-YOI;K. OG1HAHPTgS AND HAMBUkG.
Norman.a ,Jne22 y sopm J. Nc'ca 5Gly 49, a, IL, n
COLUMBIA july %. II .. 90 - suar.k July -, pm.
1T ali. $50 ami upward; ma cab, $50 cabin
Passenger, Tor the continent landed CuNhaN'n.
through tlck.t- Issued Interior place iarhurs
UanO,er passengers Irclv free railway uan-p ration
from CuxhaNen 10 IIarburg .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
CLYDE LINE,

CHARLESION, =. G.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida roints.
- l.. H. tiOOL Of isVy,rsct,t.I, 8 D. m
CUI.i;DK TUESDAY. j ~" 90
IKOQ IriGsy. June -
ii MI NOI.E I June -
All steamers haNr sicas- PASSENGER oihnOiat0ns
WIN. =. CLYDE co. Genera! Agcnt..
Pnwllng Green. y. Y.
FLA. LENr. g rENN. tAsr j. \ T. LINi Ma JAI rs.
UNI ~ TT &, i,,II, '.r,'I Ao 40 nwny \ y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-19
Wasn't All Bishop.

The late Bishod SelRyn of New Zealand and
Melanesia was well known during his university
days as a devotee OF the noble art of self-de-
Tense, says the Washington NeWs He incurred
a great deal of luminosity from q certain section
in New Zealand owing 10 his sympathy with
the Maories during the war One day he was
asked by rough In one of the back streets of
Auckland if he was the Bishop who backed up
the Maories." Receiving q reply in the at
flrmatIve the rough, with take that them
struck HIS lordship in the face
My friend" said the bishop, my Bible
teaches me that il man smite thee on one
cheek turn him the other" and he turned his
head slightly the other way.
His assailant, slightly bewildered, struck him
again.
Now" said his lordship. ''having done my
duty to Cod l will do my duty to man." and
taking off his coat and hat, he gave the anti
Maori champion most scientific thrashing
On another occasion he was going down the
River Waikato with Maori, when the latter
who was very lazy, left off padding the canoe,
at the same time muttering that if Selwyn were
not q bishop he would-well, "go for him " In
moment the bishop told the man to turn the
canoe ashore, where, stripping himself of
everything episcopal, he said, pointing to his
robes, etc:
The bishop lies there; them is here. 1 am
quite ready; come on"
The Maori did not come on" however but
quietly resumed his work without another muir
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-19
He Was a Little Dull.

A Penobscor county farmer, speaking Of a
former hired man in his employ. remarked
quietly: Hes pretty good sort of fellow,
John is, but he's little dull-a little duh y
After moments further thought, says the
necessary to explain that o Bit III tell YOU
how it's with him. had pretty nice field of
onions growing, but they stood little thick to-
gether and needed thinning out So | told
John he might do it. lie worked away at them
for day or two and then | went out to see how
he was getting on | found he had pulled up all
the biggest ones and thrown them away, leav-
ing only the smallest plants in the rows.
as Eed him what in creation he had pulled out
all the best ones for, and he said twas to give
the little fellows chance, COS the big ones had
crowded them and taey couldn't grow a
little dull, John is a little dull
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-19
Lie IN Chicago.


The much exploited damage suit of
Eugene Dunnivaut against Millionaire O.
W. Potter, in a Chicago court, has come to
an end for want OF prosecution. Aside
from whatever merit there may have been
in the case itself. this suit has afforded an
interesting scudy of Chicago life and the
opportunities it offers to yaIng men and
women who may desire to seize them.
Dunnivant, IN th5 year OF 1883, was 6
newsboy. In democratic Chicago q news
boy stands as high socially as millionaire.
| Hence the young fellow had no trouble in
| forming the acquaintance Of Miss Potter.
aged Il. Nor had he much diff
Guilty in winning her true Chi
oago heart But when it came to
to wearing it, according TO Dunnivants
story Papa Potter interfered. Dunnivant
may have been socially all right, but he
didn't have the rocks. Then followed the
alleged conspiracy and the casting of the
lover into a dungeon cell for period Of
three years and two months, and finally the
damage suit for false Imprisonment and
defamation of character. Dunnivant re-
garded this suit as the opportunity of his
life He forgot all about his lost lady love
at the prospect of wriDRing 100000 out Of
her papa With that sum in bank he could
buy a residence on the east side and by ju.
oious Investments ia hogs soon become one
of the leading citizens Of the town. The
outlook was glittering as long as it was
bright at all.
Meanwhile the heroine OF the story also
had opportunities And she took advantage
Of them seriatim. Following Dunuivant
came Julius Clarke Daniels accounting.
Their engagement, which followed quickly,
was snort, sharp aud decisive. So also was
their married life. They we're ''spliced,"
as they say in Chicago, 10 January, 1890,
and by June of the same year the erstwhile
bride was as free as ever before. And that
without the Intervention of either death or
the courts. She just decided to quit. and
did it. Then along came Lee Rust, who
offered her another opportunity. With
avidity it was seized, and in June. 1891,
they were happily married. That Is, the
marriage was a happy event But the
felicity did not last In September of that
year Rust obtained a divorce, and the
heroine was again candidate for oppor>
tunities. Nor did she have long TO wait.
Three days after the date of the decree Of
divorce her No. became her No. g. That
is as far as the story has progressed. But,
inasmuch as the heroine is yet only % years
old. and the opportunities to be offered at
the worlds fair are almost unbounded, an-
other chapter or two may yet be added.
Chicago life may sometimes be queer, but
it is never slow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-19
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