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Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-17
Cats.

Never have cats held so important pcs ition in the animal world as they do at the
 present time. In days gone by pussy's chief value consisted in her capability as 6 moussr, and 60 long ss she accomplished her worK satisfactorily tha. was all tha. was required of her. Nobody troubled aa
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-17

Lunaoy Is on the increase in Ireland. Sane Irishmen are on the increase In this ceuntry
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-17

learn, and under Judge Cables experienced guidance will soon be able to deal well with City court problems. He is honest and honorable and fine representative of our Irish-Annerioans.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-17

And that each of the following named persons pay to the city of New Haven for benefits accru- public lie improSements i n Over % and y Above @ all dam ages the sums written opposite their names re- s Charles F. Thomas ss 10 Harriet B. Loomis 4) 70 Isaac N. Damn 89 40 John A. Hendrick q co Thomas J. Shanley 21 co Wtlfred H. Nettleton 20 co Amaretta A. Bangs, Amaretta A. Bangs Susan Gower, 1-s life use, Ella Cover 4, Ida Besr BeeTs MsanS William A. Beckley and Cordelia Beckley 25 % Est of Pierpont B Foster, George W.
 Curtis, Star H. Barnum, ex'rs and ts 252 Trustees of the St. Johns M. E. church, Katharine V. Rockwell, 50 25 Lottie Bishop, 25 co Smith c. Weed, 25 % Leonard Bostwick 25 % Frederick A. Hosmer, F 20 Robert E. Manross, r % Cornelia G. Ives, wife of George E.
 Ives, 20 % kasSarine HsMss #; Hsefasas Y. Rockwell, < 50 50 William K, Townsend, 195 co A;i Curtis, Starr H. Barn1m, % ex'rs and
 trs., 24 IS
 sl,o94 o5 Leaving a balance for the city of New
 Haven to pay of LEA 55
 s2,a4s 60 And we do further assess and determine the damages and benefits equal to all other persons parties interested in the foregoing proposed pub lie improvement.
 All of which is respectfully submitted:
 City of New Haven, March 2, A. D. 1892.
 2. 1AE* 5: MAFrHhMMAN, fh9N5hlS'oN' ofC for oapf oP The following Is the description of the layout referred to above:
 The easterly line commences at point which Is the present northeasterly corner of Orange street and Humphrey street, and extends in a straight line, which is direct extension of the present easterly line of Orange street nor h of Humphrey street, to point in the northerly line of Pearl street, and passes through a point oppo- site to ana sa eleven @ and sxtyslx hundredths brick dwelling house No 567 Orange street; also through 8 point opposite to and sixteen and the southwesterly corner of the brick foundation of the dwelling house No. s45 Orange street; also i to a point opposite to and eleven and sixteen one -hundredths feet 01 .16 feet) from the south westerly corner of the foundation of inc dwelling house on the northwesterly corner of Orange and Pearl streets, known as 5s7 Orange street. northw westerly corner @ of Orange % and H Humphrey a streets in straight line to point in the north erly line ot the proposed extension & of Pearl Pes st perpendicularly distant from the above describ- ed easteriy line. ing is fully shown upon map of the same on file in the office of the city engineer, dated June sth In Court of Common Council read, accepted ordered passed and assessments ordered laid ai reported.
 Approved February 6, 1s9'
 A true copy of record.
 Attest JAMES B. MARTIN,
 f163t City Clerk.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10
Penalty of a small Vice.

Little vices have their Inconvenience,
as a p ri-ian burglar has just discovered
to his cost 1t appears that the other
night IA ST., on one of the boulevards
was broken into. and ii strong box was
found III tie morning wrenched open
and wit !, contents missing. At first
it was thor nj thai the burglar had left
no trace. But on a careful examination
Of the ttoer a piece Of chewed tobacc,
was a;scoy I'd. This caused suspicion
to res; ou u former employee who was
given tors.g : tobacco III that particular
WAY. iIew sought "ut. and eventually
such proof, Of his -.1!lf were forthconl.
ill., tuat ne was convicted.-Londol
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

4 pretty .dition to ii dressing table
or iurean "A strip Of wide ribbon let
tered y! d some npproi rate inscription
III :. 2,3rstrooni. across the top Of tn
white maple blrean. was such a band 81
pal willow, cnbrciaertd IN old English
tes: IL Back The ornament Vi q
hou4e i, tae friends who frequent it..
The band i,"-itn IN a large rosette and
ended al t..n o,he, side III a loose bow.
with lol ends. which fell nearly to the
slab. an, was most d~ressily elective
New York Times,
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

were those lDyeI wine We're there. but
the tienl III human form whipped my
hands So bitterly on one side that ! had
to let 20 on that side. then he would fog
the other .iana and SO he had not
whipped more than half an hou when !
noticed that | had to grab a little lower
each time. and IA tienaish strength seemed
to be given me. | got his little finger in
my mouth and ran. The door closed be-
tween us. and on | ran toward ihedepot.
The conductor 81 that | was IL trouble.
He said. Run III the caboose and put
on IA pair Of NY trousers. little boy.
There is no one III there.
went in and put on the trousers, and
as the train lowled along ! began rolling
them upfron the bottom, do not know
what became of the man teachers little
fingar. Probably | lost it as | got ,nto
the ear. .,ut / still had his carnc)i:.l. ring
in my mouth al kept ii rs a fc@.sss: %.
For awhiis 4; satt III Il stra,1s1 wn
with another Is1s's trollsers-tte 'er1
that We're ro.le' 49, - far that | sed
ike the longss .g ! boy ever lr-f III
captivitv-i y ast down aid. riei
stricken. and l t5oosht Oxen u my
mother and father At home. and the
thought WIS almost too much for Inc,
but "A single glance at my low browed
pants. and | broke into "A ringing laugh
Since then | have turned my persona
sorrows into the enjoyment of Others til
it is NY philosophy that we may tart
orr misfor1unes into groceries, give ont
rageors fortune the lar gita. hing
with her. as orr athletic society esys.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

The pannv il kept on file at Z. {
tHiS rdptI DAkE'S Advertising Agency.
81 and 81 Merchants Exchange. san Francisco,
California. where contracts for advertising can
be made for it.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

Who is going to pay our board while
we sit down by the rivers of Babylon
and weep:
Phi Kappa Psi. Baltimore, asks: rs
farming paying well in North Carolina
and would You advise a young man to
try it"
1t is hard to say | can only tell how
have %prosperea and how ! would be
glad to rope in some other young Ia to
try it. and .hus place some more money
in circ".atiun this summer. | bel ng to
a %socie,y who's ..utv it Is to add Il new
memb. r zach year. thus keeping the
~societ, ! n funds and placing more money
in circulation each year. enabling those
who have tried to raise g~iraffes for the
park and menagerie business to exchange
the plant for flour.
It is plea ant on the farm to sit by the
window on Il rainy day ard look out on
the scene and notice what is not going
onto watch a large, fat, milkless co.,
running across the new soft lawn You
have been making as she gayly saunters
toward the orchard afterwara to eat off
the costly grapes that are just beginning
to heal on tie parent tree.
II Won wish to come here. don't forget
to bring some soil. Psi. We need it.
Soil and ~caIital will be the II aking of
our countr- We have thr sites for
farms. but he man who agrsei to fur
nish the sol was a North Car ira con.
Tractor and got I" drinking. tt,.s he
lost the apporfioninent Of soil that be.
lonead to the state. aud it was d.Eided az
between other states.
Still | dc not know 1ht it pays to farm
here as well for those who desire to farm
from the library window as II does any
where. The farmer who desires to con
duct a farm by red message will find Z
good place here. Ny corn last year cos'
me about the same as nv railroad traye
from Baltimore to California and back
but the latter saved rny personal super
vision of the corn and enabled me to pa.
for the running of the farm next year.
| rode with a conductor the other da,
in Dakota who haiowned farm severa
years. It stood now III his debt 81, 200
and it was only a 1G0-acre farm. Their
| have the advantage OF him, for III,
acreage is less than halt. | am a be
lever IN small farms. Ii my farm ha'
been as large as my neighbor. Mr.. Van
derbilt's. was. l would have lost $4,000
Fortunately l am well and strong an
can take in washing in summer time an
pick wild flowers for the wealthy peopl
who come here for the season.
Ny wife enjoys farm life and has bee
led to believe that the female sheepcome
off the nest three times in the summe
with a large brood of lambs.
She loves to play on the piano for tn
farmhands while they eat their dinner.
am going to try running the farl
this summer from the isle Of Wight an
Their write a book Oh cable farming an
how it prolongs life. fours truly.
/ 6AM
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

Whoevt. eds IA chilly sensation ate.
a warn plunge and aHpert acns difficult
~ III re-aifilg her norma, temperature
shonll Try the experiment ot sponsins
herself with cold water when She leaves
the hot BATH and see if the slight shock
will not tom up the skin and prevent
any subsequent chill. -Harper's Bazaar
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10
THE DINING CAR LINE.
Dining Cars on all through Trains.
THE YELLOWSTONE PARK LINE.
This marvellous WONDERLAND reached
only by this line.
THE PEOPLES LINE

The peoples highway from Chicago. St.Paul
Minneapolis, Duluth and West Superior to VIM
nipeg, Helena, Butte, Missoula, Spokane, Tao
s,na. seattle and Puget Sound.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

So he ascertained by some u~nderhand
method that did Ii and then started
out to humiliate me before the school.
My trousers we're held IN place by a
bride strap called the throatlatch. This
he unbuckled tS use. ostensibly IN pm
ishing me. but really to give him a better
chance at my slender bur beautifully
nodded leg- | srasred at my drapery
quickly at tie iata, Monent.ter tl-tz
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-10

DAILY EXpREss TRAINS
Have PULLMAN PALACE CARS, PULLMAN
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, FREE COLON
IST SLEEPING CARS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Sixisss EstFies IN Ihsss classss-Ass lssk
iss esset oesn

The entries for the bicycle races in con
aection with the August races 81 the tro.sins
park Tuessisy and Wednesday, closed SAT
urday night. With sixteen entries Of the
crack riaers Of this section Morse. the Gar
diner Eyer, 10 in the one-mile open and ore
mile championship Of Ksnnebec county and
vii have bot pace cut eus for BIN BY
Gardener and Maker Of Augusta, X. T.
Pasten Of skovhessn and Z. g. Sculiy of
Portland. In the championship. betting il
lively, each man having about the sane
number Of hackers. The entries:
s"SpE HALL sfs.E, BEsr zis J.
L. L. -sTsxe, Aagusa-
Hsrberf T.. Tzrasr. Augusta
Aa6rss tony. Auyzsta
taafbes n shSreJ. Aasssta-
john 4. -assxN. ARxsstR.
VII D.. Johnson, Augusta.
Ufyso. h. HgtesIlHs, ts2rsiiass.
oag NuE oPss. sEsr 1873
{. O. 6srtisss. Augusta
y. Henry N9f-r. Gardiner.
Bsasdiet hslsrr. Asgsssa-
X !. P4fteB. -xSsAszsa.
T. .. seHiiy, forflEzd.
osK NILE, caAwFi9a~Rir Of kEsSkEEc
coUSrf.
e. o. tsardie~r, AasasfH
j. Henry Mora. t.aFsslasf
Bsaetist hsiEar, Aasa-ts
t,~o D. HgIelss8s. Gardiner,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
Local and Business Tips.

AtserFe'l seats for the races Tuesday and
Wednesday are now on sale at F. c. kius-
mans drug store. Admission TO grand
stand. IS; reserved seats, 10 cent. extra.
hali fare tickets will be sold from all points
vi TIE Maine Central Railroad. Don't fail
10 see the creates; races of the season on
iaesisy and the grand free-for-all on We'd
nes,iss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

The Bes; Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sofess letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
.osa'' and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
a'eY cures Piles, or no pay required. II
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
y. money refunded. Price % cents per
0'1- FOR sale by W. A. Erskine, Gardiner.
Jrly24eoi& ~folrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
STATE OF MAINE.
~SEHtc s. superior Ccnr', in Vacation. Au.

| ktNSEHEt ss-snp.fior Court. In vacation. Al.
ga-ir, August }, lSri
| Hattie Mo,s 1wrn Iibt, vs.. Thomas Mcs.owen.
| t-pon ~. annexed writ spJ libel, II Is Dricred.
| By me. 'hc Undergrad, Justice ~ said Court.
tia, uutcs thereof b" gwen 10 thu iihee' ny pub.
fishing an ait..isd COPS uf the ~ aR abstract
| thereof, Together with Ibis order thereon, three
weeks -ucres.ireiy In the ktN<tBE' Journal.
| new s,iaper printed iva Augusta In said County OF
| Eenneier. the is-t publication 70 be ~ days
at least before tbs ne ~ ,rin oi said tosr 70 bc
holden at Augu.iH, within and Tor said county OF
kennebee on thr Hr.t Iursdsy Of ~ p,sinbsr next.
| that he may thea and there appear IN said Csuft
| aud answer thereto " he see NJ
| ArTr.r OLIVER o. HALL.
Justice superior Court.
| ABsIsA,T % Linyf.
| The iitelant ailsg.- tina, she married TO the
said Iibele. at Augu-is in the state Of
Main. IN the ---- day o.. ls-. that thu
| said Ibelant and hbeIse cobsbited In this state
after the said marriage that the lfbeinbt resided
IN this STATE when th' csn-r Of divorce accrued ..
Hereinafter set forth. and bad resifed here 10 good
| fa,h one year prior 60 the cat. hereof. ihst the
Il ub.laut has ever been faithful 10 her marriage
obligations. but that the said libol"e has been an
mindful Of III. same that on the 10 cit. 18th day
I Of December. isss, and On divers other days 500
time. sine. their in'srmn'riass the said Iisbelec
committed the crime Of adultery with 0nt and
various part %, women wbos. nance are to your
4 lts liant Unknown that since Their infefmnffisge
y the said hbelse hs- hee addicted 70 gross and
4 confirmed habits ~ intosiea'ign. that being OF
/, Sufficient ability he h-s gro'sif. wsntoniy enn
! efaeily neglected aud reta.sd TO provide .sishls
aiuteusnce or your ibeisnt; that he hss b~en
e,Fu'y Of cruel and abusive treatment spd extreme
.'crurl;y inxsrds her. az follows, TO 1it ~ par
ht,eI Thai one child has bern born 10 them dur
r'tns heir -sid MAR age. now deceased.
= Wherefore. al. prays that divorce from -
! bonds o. nnztrifno6y between herself and said
lbelee may be derreed, also that reasossbIe An
aoby he DE- reed 70 her out Of his estate; o. IN
I'll. thereof that specific .am be paid 10 hsf ~
4. him. .
And the iib.ast further alleges that she has used
reasonable diligence s.eeftaiB the present rest
| seaee Of said iibeiee, but IL unable 10 do So ssd
does no, know where II L.
| HATTIE NcGowsy, Libeisnf.
Ey<xyBse. a.. A-s. Z. isae-Tbe ssid Iibelant
! made oath that the above allegation ~ to the
| ye.isss.nc~ 81 the Iibeire IL true.
| Before me.
| ErGESE ". WHiTgHotsE,
| Justice of the Pssce.
A true eopy Of the order % notice and sbstssss
OF libel.
| Attest WIS CHoAfk, Csfs.
1 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
ITALIAN SGH00lsHIPs.
Three Of Them a New York and They Have
290 Midshipmen On 6sard.

NEW Yogs, Aug. I4.-Three Italian
the vitorio Emsnuele. the
me riso vespucci. and the Flsvio Gioja,
OF which rank as men-of-war. are nov
= - .ha Sa,.h ,,rsr nH Nas,. Lsne' nau!
The sssnuine spiral has
!. A black line rorfn BE- sure y -
BLACK, not darn blue, red or
anything bot black.
u. The stencil "'SPigAr Patented
fHASeb 20, $780," on every
length.
III. The CORRUGATED COUPLING
and BAND as IN cot.
~. Each length - now pot W With .
PINK WRAPPER Aro0n] the
hose oeAr the coupling.
sampfe viii h. sent FREE n yorf nerffor sat'
publication, Soif sssss~ssrs.
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE RUBBER CO.,
as D~.oasAirs st.. Bostoa 205 Lake s.. Chses-
%, 943 No. Second S., 81. lssisi y F'sass'
s.. San Frsseisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14


Since the house entered upon the dis
cussiou of the silver question Friday, I'M
der an order which will not exhaust itself |
until the close Of next week, the prohsbli-
fty that the organization Of the house by |
the adoption OF rules and appointment OF |
committees would not be completed for
two or three weeks has changed into al
most n certainty.
As vet no call for a meeting Of the com
mittee on rules has been issued, although
one may he tomorrow. One Of the mem bers
of the majority OF the committee when
asked about the prospects for action
on the rules said that until the present
order of the house had expired there was
no need of rules. II was impossible to
break upon the silver debate with one over
the adoption Of rules. even were the new
code ready tc be reported 50, III his
opiuiou, the committee would not be in
hurry to prepare their report. The MEM
her further remarked the probabilities
were that the rules of the house IN the
Fifty second congress. which had been re-
ferrra to the committee for consideration,
would not he materially changed, in TACT
he expected but few changes OF any nature
from the system under which the last
house was directed.
Crisp Seeks Advice.
Secretary Carlisle spent an hour or two
with Speaker Crisp in his room at the
capitol a few days ago and they probably
touched upon the subject Of rules III the
course of their conversation. Nothing
could be more natural than that Mr.. Crisp
should solicit An opinion from his prede-
cessor in the speakers chair, and especially
from one no won such high reputation as
a presiding officer as did Mr.. Carlisle IN
that position, and any suggestions the
secretary saw fit to make would doubtless
be most carefully considered by the com
lnittee.
There is but one rule about which any
!, general interest a;taches-the one govern
Ing closure. The best obtainable opinion
is that there will be no radical change
, from the rule in force in the last con
cress. which gave the house power to end
debate or prevent filibustering upon any
proposition whenever the majority 30 de-
cided-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Wanted 1!

Volumes Of the Weekly kEHnEsEc SOUnqAk
for the years tsa7. is4o. isei. ln11 - -
Asy person having either Of these vobaneo y ~
where they rnzy Be- Sosnd 10 earnestly reQoaees1
70 write the sn1eSHgDe1.
DssisiSA : Fsyai,
Pubsishsss q keaasose Iousaol,
As0ss1s, oo1ns.
dAvu
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week. with the expiration OF which tho
debate will close.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
Shipping Horses to Texas.

Commissioner Russell of the Rus
sell & Bradley Land and Cattle Com
pany, returned from their Battle
Mountain ranch last night. He in
formed an INDEPENDENT reporter to-
day that they had sold 800 head OF
Nevada horses to Texas buyers.
Shipping horses to Texas opens up a
new markeO for the sagebrush ranch
or. Nevada horses are harder than
those raised in lower attitudes and
they command good prices in the
Eastern markets. The world will
soon learn that the best Of everything
ia produced in Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
Gresham Blames Cleveland.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Fhe Daily
News Washington special says:
Gresham has attempted to absolve
himself from all responsibility Of the
Administrations Hawaiian policy. In
conversation with a personal friend
he stated that he had nothing to do
with framing the policy which was
inaugurated by paramount" BIount
and which was sought to be enforced
by Minister Willis.
The Secretary stated that before he
was invited to his seal in the Cabinet
Cleveland had formulated his Ha-
waiian policy; that he had detailed
the reinforcement of the Queen as
unjust, and his determination to re-
enthrone her; that the President,
without consulting the Secretary OF
State, determined upon the appoint
ment Of II special commissioner, and
selected Blount without the ktow-
ledge Of the Secretary Of State and in
fact the latter officer scarcely knew
Blount by sight at that time. The
Secretary Of State said the further
instructions to Blount, also those to
Willis, were prepared at the White
House
An intimation ia made by him that
he scarcely knew at the time of
BlounL's departure for Honolulu
what his instructions were, for they
were not only prepared at the White
House, but delivered by the hand of
President Cleveland.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
Nevada Apples.

The Gazette says: j. F.. Aitken
has shipped GOO boxes of Reno apples
to st. Louis. They were mostly
raieed in the orchard of a. B. Viii.
lians and sold for IS cents per So
pound box.
Mr.. Williams has disposed Of 800
boxes OF apples this year, some of
which brought 20 cents per box. He
has just q block Of ground 300 feet
square-and off from that he has
gathered this year the 300 boxes of
apples spoken Of, and cold 800 worth
Of stra wberries off the same piece.
Mr.. Williams expects to grow 1900
boxes OF apples in the same orchard
next year and raise double the guam
tity Of berries.
He raised all the vegetables his
family consumed, and grew potatoes
enough to last his and his sous fam
lily through the Winter, and could
have produced five times the quantity
if he had tried. Besides doing all
this he made four barrels OF cider
from bis Summer apples, and from
The wind.falls he has made thirty
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
Another Wreck.

The delay in No. l yesterday was
caused by the wreck Of freight train
al Cosgrave, a station, between Mill
City and Winremucca. The Silver
States gives the following as the cause
OF the accident: A heavy east-bound
extra had TO double" u heavy grade
west OF the station. In going back
after the second "cut" Of the train
the engine ran into it with such force
as to mash in the draw-heads Of sew.
eral freight cars and otherwise dam
uge them. The engine was also dis
abled.