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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02

lshman and possible less like the typical American
summer home. OF gingerbread carvings II cheap. and
Of fantastic towers II expensive sttll that Is
American and fitted its Surroundings Is evident
from the Colonial character Of much OF the arcitectu
raj detail 1t IS house fitted for the man and the
place.
1t was hardly to be expected that Mr. Kp]ing would
make Vermont even temporary home. and when
about a year ago he settled down for few weeks ITO
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

A.-FINE ROOMS a delightful homo in
Christian hou.choi; liberal table; adults
desired. 81 last 6ith-st.
BOARD FOR Young r,spectable woman.
- weakly peasant living. J03 Wot ODD
st i,h noos. back
HOTEL VIANO and restaurant. 80
East lsth-st.--flooms daily. VI up weekly.
with boeri. sl& up; private dining room for
ia'te>.
LARGE suie and single rooms neTly
furn.ric1 house "a or. dlninF-room; pr
'ate table references. 10 West 4pth-st
ROOMS SUITABLE FOR gentlemen or
married coupe. southern exposure hot ana
COLI water with b'afd 354 West .oth-st.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. second floor .n
sglt. or -.rfr. with board; reieielces.
f-'hst. % Wet.
go WT~T 4-TH-ST.-Wl,h bard. hand.
.rn- ROOMS. a.>o back !ar.or.
go WEST .rr HIST. NTLFRS HOTEL
A comic fn in. an = h0tel-houe; perlns-
lenf NJ 'rns NJ guc-t- 20 guests have
remained ara average q u years.
iGTH ,I.. 81 WEST Fourth floor back
or 'h'.d f1rr font sunny room, with board
references.
ia9D Sr.. 100 WEST-EVtrn large worm
sunny roum. Large closet, Matches AnlcH.
can table.
l5- EAST .lsT-~T =, csnn, rooms. en-
spi'" ana sincly.
$50 MADISON heated hall
-oom ior one or two, superior table; terms
moderate.
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Citn fisal estate for Sale

FOR SALE or TO EENT:-Ileeant
forty foot front residence, ~ wet JJth-
w tho"t furniture. Address OWNER i. o.
lloX 90.
3.SNRY CABINET trimmed house.
restricted street. near station an Qtrk'
ais, 800 othe,s al prices. SLLN tNS'
0th-aye.. Cor. Yd--,.
gth.ayc., ard lCith--t.
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4jorecs ano Carriages

WASTED.-5O. 900 900 people 20 send
for rlrch's carriage and harnes, catalogues
largr-b assortment in Amcrcs very moder.
ate prices don't pay. such eNtraNaCalt
fslcd 1852. Address j. II. BIRCH, Bur
llugfon y. J.
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Gin Real Gstale 60 fet.

HINERDALE.ON DSoN. NEW.
YORK CITY -Oue % he best appointed
and most attractive ot tie smaller places
~ l.iyrrille foI >a.c ~ s33 600. or - rcnt
-s~onabiy Wnfuinlshe1 - slh-iactory
tenant. Stuat ON unsurpassed rlN
view: long street frontage. Address
YMOrTH Tribune ofrc.
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Nliscc!idncoue.
or MEDIGAL nYPNoTISM

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYPNOTISM.
36l west l2Sth-s,.
Dir. MCCARTHY receives pupils and pa
tents daily; desc .IptiVc cscular Pc even
lng classes aid Apclimei,il soances now
forming.
ALLIGATOR BAGS. Fine Trunks. Dress
suit Eases Furnished Bags. Nalscs,
Pork'tIooks al cost before tlkinr in
yentory. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - ith-
ave. bit sth and OH SIS.
ELECTRIC lights for summer Residence /:
fans for offices ana sleeping rooms. Apply
now to rt orders filled. IA ONoMf
METER CO., Tribune ONCE.
Manitoba Ms. Il about -, coo words.
edited aud fyp'wiiftrn. Address MANU-
SCRll"r. Box II. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02

OF tho house which The Tribune publishes Is taken
from the catalogue Of the ARCHITECTURAL League. one
cannot help calling TO mind India transported to a
Vow England hillside when he the long low house
with projecting roof that has hint oil thach' and the
wide covered voianda built to eaten every breeze IL
* a house with individuality quite as strong as that
II It's future proprietor.
I, does not look like the country house OF an Eng
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furnished Rooms.

~ ELEGANr Furnished front suite
with bathroom, also square and single
ulr,, superior private hog.e. 55 West
3fh-et
ELFGANrLY FURNISHED back pal,or ;
other room. -ui'tb" Tor TWO or more with
OF without board. 81 West a0tlst.
INprRoYAL W.>rAvE.Nr. 80 West
2Sth--t.-lllrds y furnished rooms, with
hl'b.
WILL TAKE Gentlemen 70 lodge IN
priNat" family. references required. 20
We, 32d--t
IA LARGE LOON comfortably and
olcr3arv furnished. ia residence. - West
coolest.
WEST 33O -Bachclo. apartments
acvly r uotatet. ncwlY and elegantly fur
mi-uei; 81 suite ar sinely win or withous
private bath.
10Th ST. % WE>r-A few cholcs
rooms newly iurnish'd superior appoint
mcut>; select location tfau~ients accom-
moani'd exceptional references.
.lST-Sr.. l37 EASr.-Elegant rooms.
Ell suite and single.
2lSFSI. Ito EAST tGrlmercy PARK.
Charming single rooms for gentlemen
&c; breakfast optional references.
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for Sale.

MI ~TcfAN song south. offers mag.
nin cent 7l.NDO liand uprrht piano. 500:
I.no-t new , all Hte-t lH protcMcitr Ia
action IVORY Keys, -tr..g'. sotachonrL
irlcord frame. cI,e. pedals, bridges. acrsllo.
oliver mounted; unique. beautiful d ign,
sr,nde-' tone, guaranteed. STORAGE.
l1J Wcst 23l-st
At BAE'iAINStil
soic Leather Trunks, Handsome Alligator
ING Cases. Toilet BoNe-. SCHWARTZ &
90. 5jf Broadway. cor. sth.st., basement.
vt EEDUClD PRICES -5oo scout
hand wood ard iron working machine
iuliy cuarsItcrd machinery bought and "a
cha god. GEOl;rE h. EDDY. 30s Mad.
i'cr.st.
rCH OF MAHrFAtTrREEs.-Flcgan
upright Grand. only slSb Win guarantee
b,g taryn.n fof cash. SThDlE & son.
l.11l LcNinetOn.1ye.. liCth-st. Catalogue
free.
FOR SALE.-A copy OF Hoffman House
picture. 3Nt feet, can b. H,en any day At
20 lhpnp-on-,t.
CANDY aud cigar store FOR S,lo cheap;
no agents. I7ei Park-"Ve.
fNCYCTcptolA BEIrrANfCA with
sup. mente. = vols; cot Sil; viii sell
ior Sc-. MAE1lN. Tf5 Gth-aye.
which are exclusive. "a an automatic Nrud.
Ing machine. butt 20 II article, which
osrryboty buy, eNcrr day ia Tic year. ncld
practically unlimited and uoH unoccUpcd
Aedrc'e y. J.. H.. A.''s House CIV.
FOR SALT.Oy.t"s lou,o Oad re,..ur-
ant; good bargain ofe rG; got br-in.>.
WING a.arlm"nt, n rar GO 9thave.
tON SALh..-A pu,at" family ABOUT
lcalinS cit, VIII "acilncc nearly new $3.50
upH mt $50 % quick buyer; no 0rcr in
reason refused. ioS ~ aN-.
FOR SALE.-Maeuli1cn $3.50 uprg nt;
must sell. $40. Co. o'r Ieirsci alIO-t
now stndsid mako; nHiy going abr0Id
Hc. d'lcc. i14 L"Nnnon ave.
PRIVATE FAMILY all sacrifice their
elegant ard costly furuitrrc. urr. ght piano.
bri --a-brar and painting. Irquir' at the
residence, 81 fro,td.Di IT,. brooklyn
SAFfS.-l:arstln, n new aud second
band SAFES; .vecfl bargains this month.
l.. H. GKo>~. 4oi Rrold"ay. n. Y.
SEVERAL aft,i's q antique mahogany
flra fur.. old c;anOf'ihrr-' clocks. chairs,
etc. antique furniture restored In perfect
ord r 30. 'ti''f".. mar @ith-'t
TYPEWRITER Smitn Premier. nearly
new. fpr sale a. 80; az wouu rent az ~
pr month. TYPEWRITER, Hos II, Trlb.
unc ONCE.
s1O. GOO. 200 -EIFGANr 27--top or
gans only fiS: nov panofortes Gl35 DAN
III T.. BEATTY. Washington y. j.
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RTDYARD KiILINE'S FERMON1 HoOoAf

THE HOME WHICH TIE. NOVELIST Is TO BUILD
IN AMERICA.
Rudyard Klpling IS to have a home In TINS country
In in the Green Mountain region he has found a Spot
that took his fancy and there house Is 10 DC '"'
for him. The foundations are already laid and soon
o, unon the siDer tructlre will begin. The picture
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Furnished Jouscs tuantco.

WANTED. Handsomely furnished house.
on or near 5th.avo., below i0th-st., for 3
months, from January - references given
ind required. Address ITO South.st.. Au.
bum, n. Y,
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gounlrn Ntal estate for Sale


AGENCY FOR Mon -KcaideRce
properties Tor r1c and 20 ~ l2fge Nsrlcy
u choice building sI;es. i Bus IAI-
LOR, 5 Ec,kran.st.. AID Msntcalr
ron HrD,ON RIVER CITY o. rural
nores. fans, manuiact4t.n. ,, Hang
.ltes etc, apply % JONATHAN DitkIN-
son, the real estate agent PoughkcelSle.
FOR SALE.-At New hurg-on- Hudson. q
gen county house corrrF lot i<uSl10 feeti
BRICK house. containing IN rooms electric
lights: VII be sid furui-i,d ~ untur.
ni.lri Inqu.rN - TT ~ IR. SNIP &
OSBORN. - 3d.st. Newburg. y. Y.
Tor SAIL Factory s.t-s with b1lA.
loaf water 'i,n' uu NeNtowu Crcra Ap-
pir - = 49, ~lillLli Elm. g.S Mall
.nn.7te. NcN-iofh.
PROPERTY ia ,hc Oranges. y. !. "a
sr~.i,.i.I; ~.ro i"fra.n, Or ,'t". J.. T.
ADVLEIIsLMLN1s AND 81 BsCRIr.
IIJHs. iOH III NL"- ! pi.h 4 ~ L.
iottN OtIltl. 50. l2i- B-oaiuny "a
door fDrfl az 4..r.r.i.-. IT,. ami ADNLk-
.l~EN SIS 80 'ne 'Dl wing Lr'n.r a..
r.fs. 80 ~fI.ftr.. .. r. cor -.N .si. lD-
'.,n .s..: 10 I.u-t..aNe. cor1rf F0ut-
n. rth ISL. 40 Ih.rl o., clrnr 4o.f.-
, ~ a. ! 600 1f.datc., loa. >iH'y.
fr.'..f.. - Irto,e.. 'oj Wc-f lot}
at. {. e.. N D. T lr'-a.t..; 100 las, ron.
hir.-ass ~ VET Torr''c.fn -
ave- 1gs Iuift ave . O1l 1llri-gt ...
n.'t.'a li-tn 4ni 1871 s',.
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Crtos makina.

A.-A.-DRESSM MAKER. elegant cutter
and inter. ~ day or al home. perfect nc
qua ontcrd velvet, silk OF cloth suits made
Ia on week Tor $40 fancy wsi-ts. coats and
ball gowns speciality. a East loth-st
near Broadway
ARTISTIC DttsSMAKING unique
designs. evening dresses speciality; hotel
M. NcLIEDl. 3 Ea-t 9th--t., opp0S. 70
>tcNaIts Banding.
ARTISTIC DKESSMAKIN,i. ~ Perfect
nttiug go 'Ymes: handsome dress 10, &l2
NINE. OW rs. ~ Wet 23dst.
pEFSSMA KING Poiiect hitting even.
ing dres~", mad" Ou two days uot.Oe from
10 mp. Mrs. WIfkON. SO West iith-st.
EES>MAKEK.-A the-ough dress
maker desires engagements hy day or week
a. OF ont OF the city, highest references.
Add.c,. Miss ", Tribune Uptown Oihce,
l2i2 nroaiway.
ELEGANT CUTTER d Gtt,r nom ieaI-
inC establishment by dry OF home perfect
nj; c"Nns made over tlual 10 new reduced
prices Address NODlN. Tribune UutoHn
Onicr. l,2ie liroallwoy.
LADIES' ORING. Ladies' own
materials mad. up into Jirhct-. rolt~ ulste
and canes. cln1F~. all j. nd- altered and
rcmodcllch GliElG 1871 West 22i-st
SEAL GARMENTS r,dy,d. altered or
repaired. Ms. BAI:kLR. li6 West 39tn-
st.; Il y'als Win Gcorgc smith, Kesont-
o.. LONDON. and Hunther's, 9TH ave.
SEAL GARMENTS repaired. redyed.
altered anf rcuodcllcd 10 nsw shapes;
estimates given ~ day; nrst-class work
GltE!G l3i Wet 22d-t.
THOROUGH DRI.SSM AKEG desires en-.
gagcmcnt, by day tr week; In o. out 81
The city highest icfrtcrses. Address Mia
n. Tribune UTtown once ,2d2 Broadway.
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Work Wautea.

Females
CONCERT PIANIST who can play any
orat0ro or opera at sight will receive
limited number Of pupils OF accompany first
GLASS vocalist or tnstrumentallst; also
teaches singers their parts. BOLOGNA
CONSERVATORY, $50 3d-ave.
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Private
English lady, u assisted by ' nSSe ~ sS SUus:
highly recon mended; private house. Ad.
dress LONDON, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
1922 Broadway.
TYPEWRITIN0 and STENOGkAPnY
Of every description PLAYS. novels circulars,
s.p.clnc alton, &C.. moderate prices ale
ave-, cor. 2lst-st.
TYPEwRITING and copying Of every
description neatly and accurately executed:
also shorthand terms reasonable. 80 Broad.
way, Room 65, Tower Building.
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6slp Uanteo.

AGENTS and CANvASSERS, male or
female; 80 TO 81 daily profits sure; ex.
perlencs unnecessary; no talking required
exclusive territory given. For particulars
address 1. PUTNAM g. CO., West Winsted,
Coan.
Males.
AGENTS, PEDLERS WANTED to sell
small article TO housekeepers stores, FAC
tories. This IS the best business opening
FOR 1898. 1t will pay any man or woman
handone profits; very respectable. Samples
zoe. COS AIRS. 40 Clinton Place.
ASSISTANT EDITOR on well estab.
lished bankers publication 10 also aid on
dlrectory compilation and tabular work state
Last engagement and references. Address
PUBLISHER. Box 4, Tribune Office.
EDUCATED BOY wanted to run ef.
rands and help in store wsges, IS so; state
ia ticulars. Address b.. Box II, Tribune
ONCE.
I0PPEES or TUBULATOR RS WANTED.
Apply EDISON LAMP 40, W0HKNS'
SEALERs-IN WANTED.
Apply Edison LAMP WORKS.
Harrison. J. ].
GIRLS WANTED.
Apply EDISON LAMP WORKS,
Harrison, j. j.
Females
ALL LADIES OR YOUNG MEN wish.
Ing 10 earn - 70 sic weekly spare time
where by mail no canvass!ng; no glass
painting or hUmbug. Address AQCAR-
Ellie co. Fail River. Mass.
wANTED-A fr.t-class milI.ner and
tressmaker. Address Box 90. Bamberg,
s. C..
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Dusluess Gbanrss.

A BUSINESS worth 10000 yearly
wants assistant with 81 900 ~ learn IN
come over y 900 to begin; full security
work s!npe. Addiess IN IEkfhlSh'
bon I, Irhune ONCE.
4 FULL SUIT cleaned and pressed,
only 81 srnd po-tal. vii call. ,. SMITH,
Tailor. 300 CdnuI-st
CHEAP TO READY BUYER.-well.
o.kcd cutlery store, equipped for grind.
ing: every description; electric motor;
cause. death 81 proprietor. Address by
mail CHARLES WEiSE. ITO 6th.aNe.
FOR SALE.-valuable invention or paTt.
ner cdnd lth copital 10 manuiacturr same.
Slmpr and Information, L. w. BRAY Ne,
533 West Slle-aye.. jersey CITY.
WANTED.-A moncyed partner TO manu-.
faIurc a rev process soap superior merits
Go -0n-tr,teI on DUPLICATION. Address
sOArMAhER. Tribune ONCE. city.
500 WILL NET sij weekly with
Rowc's lnfalllhle iIandicapplng system
o.ond successful year; prospectus ls9S.
free &. D. ROWE. Po'toni'e Box 12I,
Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP.
HONS fDl. THE NFW.YORk IklB.
TNr Will BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UP:
Town OFFICE. 40. l.2i2 Broodwsy, ID
door north Of Thirty hrst-.t and ADVER-
ri~EMEN1S az the following Branch Of.
fee, 2ji shave. ;. .. cor. 231-st 1872
Gthaye.. 157 Fourth-ave.. corner -Four
tecuth-s.. 200 Third.aye.
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular siice
rates until 8 H. IN. viz.
25l shave. =. c. Sor. Of @3d'sL
lJ2 shave. cor. l2th-st.
1872 Columbus.aye.. near West Csth.st.
100 West i.d-st.. near OthaVe.
20 West l4th-st., near 5th-ave.
297 West i2d ST., bet. .th and 9Th AYES.
1bT fti-aVe.. cor. litn->t
I,SS5 80 ave, between 10th and 77A sts.
81 3t-aNc.. between 7oth and 10Th sts.
.c2b Sd ave, near 6lst-st.
1.70S lStaNc, near S9th-st
100 Sd ave-, corner i1th-st.
65i 30 ave, near Fast 31th-st.
% Avenue A, between sd and 4th aveA
II C0nll.st and 1851 Dylsl0n-st.
l49 Church-st-, bet. Warren aud Cham
bers SITS.
1913 Beecker So. near Chrl stOpher-$t.
ljg East f7th.st.. corner 3d.a,e
20 East f2d.st.. near Madlron.ave.
9.OJl 30 ave. bet ll2th and 1871 stS
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast 125th.st.. near 3ioye.
24J West i2jth.st.. bet. fth and Sth aye1
$40 West 1t5th-st
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
so7 Fultonst. 81 Couft.-t. sos Dc kslb.
ave. 1890 Bedford.ave.- 100 B'way.
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write for American newspapers articles about tho
New England which he had hardly It is not likely
that he himself eArected to do So But Mr. Kfplfng
Is now Just a bit Of an American, for he married
an American wife, the sister Of the American novelist,
Wolcott Balestier. The Baestlers Vermont
family and Mr.. KiIlng may before long find himself
az much an American he was little Engiishman
.llcn he went bacl home after the long lie In India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
NIL ELIOT PLEASES THE CONGREGATION

MS FIR'T SERMON IL THE UNITARIAN CHURCH
or THE SAVIOUR. BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Samuel A. Eliot the son OF President Eliot
Of Harvard University. preached his first sermon to the
members OF the Unitarian Church Of the Saviour yes
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ROWS AT MONTREAL
IRaudicioas Remarks BY En-
.deavorery Cause Trouble.
rple CONVENTIONS APOLOGY.


H,srrraI Jslv saturday Us IN
ezeAtfuI DAY for the Christian kndeevor
essusputioo hscsuss Of the iocadeos isst
nsxks in which some Of the En-
dsssoeass vsYs sssaitsd With missiies
~ The rssuis Of remarks attri-
bssttd 20 . Colombo delegate that The
mother Of Christ vas a abandoned vo-
mse.. The sd sovn BY the Hindoo
dxlessss in making IN attack on Cs,hoii-
cssI and the stons-thSouins incident Of
last night, today brought around lot Of
Csshosie tract distributors.
RE morning session vss consumed
lsrF6Iy With various reports and closed BY
N address BY 0soTgs ~ Ward, Of Lowell,
r a.. During the session Pressdsnt Clark
assasa and said:
seEss sestsesnn vsss .ads ana some ssnti-
Deats uttered 81 the oussaAs meeting iass nieas
Tor which tAis eoevsau0n 10"
epesa&s se spss4 IM ySs
- 80, -. - - ~ ri. csovsn,
s.as T. s.sr,, s.v ems. nu,s .nv rslisiou. sssI.
isss a. asesy any esss1s. L NOT thss your ssnti-
nests n -, show Il b. rising
Tae vho,s audience yo.e ana eheered.
k.,h. .x.cin. ....lon NJ The s.nt meet.
a. .,,s,. v.s An .da,.ss ON .R.v Ma
s.ss.i - Great Iafe hv Rev
~ u. ~ Au.nta Ga
Ths ~,rr.,. 80 N. ior.I ror,m;ste..,
...s. g.. ,ss -. 0,.s .cno.nr.s
Shes..s.,,h,. ~oc . h.nd.o.n. srnnhv
16....~h,,..,,. r.rns .econd ana caiifo,.
- 49,
% &c.. w.s,. ~ u,.c..co.s.
a.. .,.s,-sr~1 :. .aa,-.s ~, ..T.,s,n.'
49,. ii r.i,o-.h;,,. H. ror.,a.,sa ,hs, IN.
n,Is,a. - ~. c,s.sc, CONVENTION in French
80 i.c~.c r.shol.c O,,sb,.c =. . era,
.~s..s,, ..s,,.nh a, ,hi. ;.rc.u,s m.
1900 o.s.,as an. hi, -.,s NOT ses,iov
h....t,,.a -, 90 s,,d.r,. .na .,r.r~vns,
r,.ycl;..i nm =, The door Of the hail h..,.
i.~ ! gcn,ls ~ r,ench a.v. Tn. no,.c.
ss.,.s.s -. 4. ~ ,t,,,rr.~a -. n~..
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1Aey Held 0ass Meeting aaA Rass Bes-
sl1steos IAanktae nske Saith.
PaIorsK July G-fSpecial The news
Of the lieu land decision Was received here
with . grea: demonstration Of Joy. The
Palouse ye~s received . private telegram
early this morning and posted bulletins,
which caused great excitement. Flags
were raised. buildings decorated and the
iieu-ianders took possession OF the town.
The settlers regard the decision as . great
victory and they held large mass meet
itz in the afternoon and passed resolutions
thanking Hoks Smith and the Paionse
News also for the assistance rendered.
Great enthusiasm prevailed and the meet
ing adjourned with prolonged cheers for
Secretary Hoks Smith.
The members Of all three parties. regard
less of politics. united in celebrating the
occasion. Cole and Guilford viii test the
cases for all the lien lands in the vicinity.
The examiner Of the bureau of claims at
Washington City has expressed the opin-
ion that the decision destroys all claims of
the railroad to ali lieu lands in this indem-
nifty strip.
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8xpePienco With LoW-Aeadea Trees.
Nosshwess Hozticulturist.

When setting out . new orchard eight
years ago. We thought that low-headed
trees would be preferable on our gravel
and clay slope. on account OF the protec-
ton to young tree trunks. ~ we'll % the
greater ease afforded in gathering fruit.
The trees grew in fine shape. the lower
branches being from eighteen inches to
two and . half feet from the ground.
After they had commenced bearing 70
turned in the pigs to eat the clover that
Was in one part Of the orchard, but they
soon found the apples, and As . conse-
quence several trees were badly injured.
and the pigs had to be given other QUAR-
tiers. Our chicken houses are built 30 as
to allow the fowls free access to the orch
ard. They also are attracted by the fruit
hanging 30 beautifully near, and a. a
second consequences few apples have the
opportunity of ripening on the tree. A
chicken once having tasted the fruit is
not going to stop eating as long as any
remain, and. as We ali know. nothing less
than q twenty-dve-soot fence - going 70
corral young or old leghorns. The semi
occasional snow storms ruin . great many
trees. The weight of snow bending the
lower branches down into the general
mass OF snow. over which \ hard crust
forms. and they are broken off rs the un-
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C~AH0eoooo - 0AlvoR Qu0oes0o VIA
R1eo1aSut O1os.
CsrY OF NKxIco. July a-ssnator sssw-
an. Of Nevada. Who = nov IN the City Of
MEXICO. conferred with President DiAx
today on TIE silver question The sena-
tor. in m interview, said that desperate
effort Vas being made BY the gold
combination to convert contracts payable
in silver into contracts payable in gold
alone BY the destruction Of more than half
the metallic moosy Of the world, prpduc-
ing the legitimate fruits in bringing bank
rupscy and misery upon The people.
II 10 necessary, he said. for Gladstone.
with the senior majority. TO oct quickly
aud suspend coinage in India II Was
equally necessary TO have IN extra session
OF the United States congress TO force &C.
ton before the gold contraction would be
realized But many bankruptcies occurred
and they woaid arouse the people 70 re-
siss the contamination Of the resolution to
reduce the basis Of circulation and credit
more than one-half The scheme would
fail aud the Sherman oct would not Be re-
peaisd unless something better was sub
ssituted for il.
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PAns. Jaiy A--Evsrything vas qaies in
tbs cisy this morning and il 10 believed
thai the strong measures adopted By the
goverrGens are having the proper effect
in the fessorssion Of order. Two hundred
rioters xsrs arrested Last night
The ycvefnmens Vas violently attacked
in the chamber Of Deputies today, bat the
chamber voted confidence in the ministry
by 3S3 70 Ia The attack grew ous Of the
course OF the government in Withdrawing
the troops from provinces for the suppress
sion oftae rioss in Paris, closing the labor
exchange, etc.
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hall this nerniae. and Il had . rood effect.
for I'll ~ papers this evening declared
thsa st,s urserancs Of DR.. Clark hsd ~
moved sll szspscion fhss intentional insuis
hsd bssn intended By the visitora But -
. precautionary measure poiiee vsrs sss-
tsoosd shout the drill hall during the
evening meeting.
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Ne - AApSovDe SloWty-H0 SAosor Ar.
Sives ~ Gray Gables.
BuzzARD's BAY. July a-President
Cleveland il slowly recovering from the
rheumatism which caused him % much
trouble and which vas used - basis for
the Alarming rumors concerning his
health. DR.. Bryant and Col. La
mont both say that there 10 nothing the
matter: With Cleveland except rheumatism
and that - yielding to the rest and Quiet
which the president is now enjoying.
Cleveland still denies himself to callers,
but made an exception in the case Of
Joseph Jefferson Yesterday. and today he
Saw United States Attorney General Olney.
Late this afternoon the presidents sis
ter. Mrs. w. 7. Hoyt. Of Beatrice. Neb..
arrived. II Was stated a, the house that
Mrs. Hoyt was not summoned on account
Of Cieveiand's illness. She came East on
. visit and viii remain at Gray Gables for
several days
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der snow meta AfSar eur recent storm
Ne had some ssvers pruning to do 20 save
the small trees from entire Destruction I
think this third Consequence 10 really
more disassroos than the first and second
We have concluded from the above expe-
riences thAs the lover branches should
nos b Les than throe fees from the
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Dry XII, Company fer sA. se..a.

TACOMA. July a-TSpecial.l lin q letter
written TO the Puget Sound Lumberman the
statement is made that the Globe Dry Kin
Company. of Meridian. Miss., will proba-
bly, establish . dry kiln in Western WASH
ington. 1t is estimated that 81. go worth
Of dry kiins were furnished to the mills Of
this state during the past year. most Of the
material coming from points IS far east as
Boston