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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-19
THE Came Goes On.

Still further attempts are now
being made in various parts Of the
world to CAST DIsCREDIT ON SILVER,
which undoubtedly 10 part Of the
uSeconcerted intent to make che
silver portion of the worlds curren-
cy still more unpopular in the pub
lie mind.
Extensive forgeries are now being
made in Spain of French fve-franc
pieces, and it is reported that the
coins made of pure silver are so
we'll done that detection is next to
impossible.
The natural profit between the
bullion and the minting value is
sufficient to make it paying oper-
alton for the forgers, particularly
when they operate in another coun-
try than where the coins are intend
ed to circulate. :,
fItis also said that the English
police have good reasons to think
that similar forgeries are now being
made in England, and that foreign
ers are making five-shilling pieces
to circulate in England.
1t was only. a short time ago that
enormous quantities of Venezuelan
silver coins were made in foreign
countries, perhaps here in the Uni
ted States, as Venezuela at that
time gave notice that no more silver
coins would be admitted into that
country from abroad.
While people may not readily
see where the injury to them comes
in so long as these coins contain
the regulation amount of silver, it
should be remembered that the ex-
perts of the government minis find
some way of detecting them; in
truth they may be privately notified
how to do so by the -anti-silver con-
pirators. - - ~ ~ = ~ =
These detections mean that when
silver is used in payment of duties
and revenue, they being cast out by
the officials and returned to the
payers, tend to cause such payers
to REFUSE SILVER ALTOGETHER, for
fear they may be unwittingly taking
forged coins.
These determinations on the
part of large merchants, bankers
and others, as we'll as the banks re-
fusing-as much as possible-such
coins on deposit, tend to cause the
masses of the people to fear taking
silver in payment for anything.
This process Systematically car.
ricd on means a feeling of disgust
excited in the minds of the people
with all kinds of silver coins, feel
ing which the conspirators are VERY
ANXIOUS TO BRING ABOUT. y
While no alarm of this kind has
yet arisen in this country, in view
of the above European experience,
that it is likely to be one of the
coming events, The Item now in
forms its readers.-Philadelphia
Item
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-19
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= Al Alligator -Kevehse

An alligator story which beats the rec
ord comes from Early county. Some
negroes were at work in turpentine
farm near Damascus clearing the trash
and straw away from the boxes prepare
tory to burning Of the woods, when they
came across al alligator Who had crawled
out duri1g the lest warm spell to put on
his new spring suit, but who was knocked
back into state Of dormancy by the
recent cold snap.
The old fellow was lying there stiff,
hard, motionless and crustry, and the me-
eroes decided they would make an end of
him by burning him up; so they dipped
turpentine out of the boxes and covered
him over entirely with that infammable
SUBSTANCE and then heaPed pine straw
on top of him and then pured more tur-
pentine on that.
When the fire began to blaze, his ALI
gatorship suddenly awoke from dream.
of icebergs and boar frostsAinto which he
supposed was the land of perennial sum-
mer, where the bad caters 60. Neverthe-
less, instinct was stronger than intellect.
and Old Crusty decided that, even though
he we're in hell, he would split for pond.
He splitted, and through the pine wood
he went, leaving . long streak of fire. His
rapid fight to tho pond gave him the
appearance of gorgeous meteor floating
away, leaving behind it a tail of flame.
A minute later 1.-THE trail of fire was
mile long, the 'gatorwa rolling over and
under IN the cooling waters of a cypress
pond, but the woods were burning up.
The festive darkies, who a minute before
were waiting and watching in unfeigned
glee to see the gator burn, were now
busy fighting fire. After long while
they succeeded in putting it out, but ten
crops of boxes had been destroyed.-At-
lanta Constitution rs &&S&5S
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Sweeping With q Hose.

/ One of the most notable of the present
century's small inventions is an air pump
for cleaning purposes. A hose pipe
charged with air under fifty pounds
pressure to the square inch is turned upon
the article Or room u be cleaned. 1t is
used in precisely the same way as the
water and hose for washing purposes. 1t
is far more effective in its results than
brooms, heaters OK brushes. % it searches
out and penetrates every cfevice and fold
Of material ana every craft and cleft IN
woodwork. 49, M =, rvs,
This device il at present applied to
cleaning cars, but SO perfect Is its work
thai, it is only . question Of time when it
will come into use for other purposes.
Hotels and large buildings might be
swept out and dosted in an incredibly
short space Of time. Carefully managed
this air .pressure would rid the room of
every particle q, dust. clean furniture car
pets and tie Asasissr articles Of brio a-brac
and ornaments. It would do the work Of
q dozen people.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-05-19

The youngster would not have it. All Of
this leads me to the belief that the drink
ing of enormous quantities of ice water
is . bad and therefore an unnatural habit.
I think that before long many rof the
forms Of acute dissassesof the stomsch
to which No ase more Ard more inclined
in these 6mes will Be traced to the sud
den chilling to the delicate Innings of that
important organ through slucing it with
water that is cold enough to make goose
flesh if poured on the naked skin. What,
then, must be the result if this fluid is
suddenly thrown into the warm and I'M
protected surfaces-of osss intssiers?p
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Some, man, who cares more for q rep,

Some, man, who cares more for repu;
tation Of wit than of truthtulness, says
that woman has no sense Of humor."
She hasn'tl Then why ,is, il she laughs
when the baby cries ustn It laughs with
hort Why is it she is cheerful and smil-.
ing whom the cake falls fat, and tho stove
won't draw, when the baby upsets her
bread dough, when her husband loses hin
job, and the tea pot banking funds arg
low2e Trua, she never sits around stpve
cracking jskee with loafSts, bat she smiles
when trouble comes, and Il that is1't =
ssras Of tAlqqlaasDg hat 4 4 i
;:caqsnl vi psifs IN !. resent ats,.
ivisw xpubaishba. 10 the Westnintssf On,
zsA.a. epafsfa 1t. lha Il a u sisl.i.{ai
aeejipnoGtaf tlnd yn6ap, r. 1eliaf, - -
argument .against itbts ghna1st ofa
P'ssss 'laIg !! III g essar .drurt.r
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was a much better tone appare". ~
aucton market yesterday, resulting from ' -
ing by r. V Harnett & Co, for the be"iless ,ahie
under order Of the court in PARTITION ., -,
Investment property in Broadway ana '.,s,ng
Va IA Broadway is a hve-story maro'e ~, ~or
standing on a lot 25xl0S. The properly 'n - 70 -
q 700 a wear The bidding ran from S'O'' NJ Ga
u27 no ". r. Walker the ouyer' ',s,,e
Walker-st is four-story iron-iron. 80 ,.a,r
standing on a full lot. 1t rents ior >','Y ,ron,
TIE hiding was started at $500 ana ran -' ~
tho, 70 ssl 500 when f. 4. CruikshanK oec@'',s
br,,ar for 4 client. The same aucuohe1'S 80
Nos Goi and 605 Park-ave., two lour-s0's ,,a,I0
front dwellings. on lots lS6x15 each Inc ',h p'a 8
u,ss tho buyer for $3.50 and sl4s" ''hy ny. ~ ~
R,an offered under foreclosure, Nos ,n On apart-
VS. F'ifty-ninth-st., two hve-s'oIy ST hroIIght
rnenr houses on lots l7lOXl~ No. No,. o. '-VoiEhardt
sia ~ and 10 323 S9os25 from Kosatr trbirtv-ninth-
peter + Never offered No. go YVES. o. a1 exaS A
:, a four-story brick dwelling, loI -''N
Hoezir was the buyer for $ll,9r' ,oox,e0 ON In
Hrvan H. Kennedy offered ploip x GRAY was
wool-aVe.. south oc>Geraru I'@ee'
'hs uTTivate sale G. ". Luyster mas pr,b pu sjie
from Elliot Zborowsk eight lots on rt Or, yyest and
-. - b,I-sixth-st between Central faIh I'm he
Colnrnbus-ave plot 200xlvo the Propef handsome
In1nroved by the erection of 70" u
dTehnp Iehn p Kerwin has sold for Robert |rder n e,
.,,--e,orv double fathouse on luiI 'O'' w. W.
West Fiitleth-st. at private terms
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

Ocean. and so abandons the only plausible ex-
planation Of that strange Jurassic fauna lei'
over. so TO speak. for men to wonder @' III
Australia.
The main thing to be observed is that the o,'A
Is one OF the many symptoms Of unrest NJ
body who thinks with any profundlty j. S8NS
fed with the present explanations oi Sle'ee'
There is q ceaseless effort TO find new ana "'u'I
eeneral.zations While Mr. Lydekkef iiea o'
parallesn does not seem % g iaT' NJ "'' '''-
sympathy Of many in his distrust oi ha al
lection The way that phrase mas "7'"
panded makes one think OF the co"hIu7 ''
the devil scrbbed the foolish Worus ~ a." ~
s,o,,.,, o,,,,reration. II was not big enough
o,d bo yont AZ II with teeth and claws 10
s.ra.cb 8, but only got frightful bump for his
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Harriette ". to William and Charles

plunkett Harriette ~ 70 William and Charles
Plunkett and another. olst-s, s'h-
Roper George W. 70 Harry o'Brien.
Prospect-ave. OF Isaac-st. .',..,.
selje Fritz and wife % Gustav Roblizek et a.
. ST. Ann save of l36th-st. year -
Shenert. John. and wife % James shsia. a.n
ct al. lot s. map Sheridan and segraVe' Zt'h
Smith. Frank. % Justus Bulkley ana an1,heI
treasurer : o3d-st. Of West End ave, years.
SGuier, Theodore and wife % Bradley q Nuriier
90 s ; sgth-St Q u West Fnd-ave. ...-...--.,
stenhart Israel to Geo + Johnson. Ith-aVe'
corner Of i27th-st. years. .......... 49,
Shaefer. Louisa. and husband 70 Henry wiener
2lst-si Of ith-ave, . years. ....'.....'.
Schneider Mary. % Caroline Wandell. o'tn-
ST. of 9th-ave. years. o.
The Society of the Friafs Minor - the order ~
Francis TO the Erngraat Indu1uiai SAVINGS
Bank. Sullivan-st. = Of Prince-st year.
Taunay. Crgule. to Edward Taunay. 20 Hudson-
The Jacob & skinner Realty Co. 20 Emma Jacob.
Amsterdarn-aye Of T6th-st. 1 year.
Tillich. Adam. and wife 70 Nathan Necsrsuliner.
: 81 Marks Place. " 0f ist-aNe, . years..
Same 70 Moses \ LOebenstein. same property )
V;asseman. Bridget, % william " Christie
Ssth-st Of Avenue 4. , years. ........-.
Weeks Edward r, and wife 70 Ann Roberts.
St Marks Place. OF 3d-ave, ! year. ..,.,....
Wertheim, Herman. and wife % J ; Reynolds
lot 81 map Clason's ianls. years
williams Thomas. 20 the Church of the Cove
rant and another. Park-ave. " corner of 5Jth-
-. mortgages, years. ........--.-. ...--...
Wilcox. Hale;t y. - al % Herman kountze
3 mortgages. years. rs.............-...-....
Williamson Grace. and husband. Frances
Dayton. 5Oth-st. u 2f-ave. , yea-s.....:
Wiederman. Morris. ct al 70 HyInan Sonn and
another. 7th-ave, n corner II 1flth-st. ......
Weliwo-,d Elizabeth. 10 Francis Crawford. Al
bany Post Road centre line indef. cemard....
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dk.r William p; 9al ,,t M. e 70 MAJ ysl = cAA 81 90
pSa.s TtsaTy to re Saaran; and com
pany. 1872 Church-s yesr nm t,.,i y..,.,
bS'r2% G5SSsn5 E's's jan!SnaSe ia : Wv . whsr Fa m
pSes ANN and another % charles Bernstein ,>,
et al. executors. 3t-ave ~ - - > 80 N
bfnpgn S'n" ~ 'i los,Ss, ytars io
Cohen NA,hsn sn5 %T % ,s1 N1'i R',Sstonss 500
Costello Mesre: ag4 sgs'Sn4 n " ,Scss. Sss@ ,Ss
,nsT,esscs nor RSeIN .,........, ....... 20"
crwSoTd. Gf9rse NJ -5sr nnl Sy ti.,s; - 1000
cuti~riey Nelson ana wif, 70 Morr1s Thompson. ,n,,
&C. 10. "'' J"sp pi'S' It a 70 Iliatc,h Klein and
other. CO.. EAs, i2o,h-'' and "S Eas' ''''hs' e;m,
dubois Lewis 70 EIeonore Baier. 18Th 49,,
pssohuS h Shariss . Henry wilcox c5,h
Fish. john ami vie to Guy #e6oer. i29;h
Fam .. Johr r,tg at al 70 TILE Guaran,ee ani Trust
O. n 5 iic,hst Of Grand Boulevard. de- 80,
re11dro Gq4ri Edward and wife to Mary eager and
another n 7Sth-st. u Coumous-aye. 80,
rairdhia' Tryflse cara 'Vio' ;5 Hustled Railroad
o1ecnbers @sS ~ Henry ni NJ to Max Amayer is2 Riv-
cIaSs11 nsons' Rsn,,nn 70 Esther coiir,an and an
oihsr aio and 5 East 7thst ins,ainents. 1000
Gener. osias and wife 70 Isaac Reinheim'F' ~ soo
HasSn. s,sn1'" Thoma: ami wife to John Belts.
Hn,ser Leopold and another to Alexander Doiin
,o@1S SSSmsa julius and SSi0g wt 's''i Jane. Mo6e ''
i3hs; t5. % Of dS5T MS52naS,ayf Me2erfe ys5 %d ad
3dave. years - h'o'
O'Reilly l39th-st. Of AeNander-ave, ~
Jacob William H. Emma L Jacob. No 33l
1Gth-si, year .... =. .:.....:.s -S"
Kopetzky Lena. Julius c. Miller. Nos lao
and LAS 2d-ave and other property, l year. l.0f0
Kellogg Amy. and husband to James Bartlett.
No ~ 53d-st. years ............... 300
propertv 3 ......................... 22Oo
Krafowski Emil and wife to Frederick Langc.
C'rnstOn-ave n iSith-st, years.. 1909
Levy Henrietta and husband To Morris Frank.
n 7Sth-st of Columbus-aye, year. $500
Lew Henrietta. and husband 70 Aaron Fatman.
n 7sth-st " of Colunbus-aye 3 years...... 1900
Muller Gehard Andrew Burke. 1916 Waverley
McGnn John IL Frederick Mddlebrook.
25th-st 81 of eth , mortgages. $500
McManus. A. Frederic j Mddebrook.
n 7ist-st W of 3dave. years. ............. 5000
MAY Joseph, 10 william n Barrisford. 10th
81 OF lith-aye. years. .,.............. 200
Murray Agnes % Seamens Bank for Savings.
4Gthst Of Gthaye. year.......:........ 1900
Mahnken John, and wife TO William korlng.
shave n OF 1sth-st. ) years..........,... 5000
O'Connel. James. and wife 10 Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank. lst-ave. Of I9th-st.
Pete w, Christiane Michel,
road adjoining land J Miller. West Farms. 5000
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
For BOYS and Young Men.-Country

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Geathers.

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schools TO parents 40 atn-eve' BOOK u '''''' vi 80 -
,vANr-Ar TRAINING -T-ac her wanted f1r fall public
vi ''hrei ro,r New-York city. $500. KERR HuNS-
SOON Wet iffh-sf.. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
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New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

The Life OF Shakespeare Copied from the Bes;
Sources without Comment GAttie. Brown & CO..
by Daniel ". wilder Is q compact summary Of the
resu.s Of Investigations for years past particularly
those Of HalIwel Phillips The narrative. which
can never Dee anything but fragmeniary. is rigidy
set down IN the order OF years. Contemporary
illusions Shakespeare 70 his works. 50 ftr as
known are all reproduced. and the successive et!-
tons % hs poems and plays in his lifetime ara care
fully motel. The volume should be- great CON
vrncnce FOR those VINO love Shakespeare. bn. are
no; able 20 follow mulfirious researches as 70 hs
life and his writings.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sandford referee to the Metropolitan LIKE $4,000
7th.ave n corner 127'h-st 'e,li,Sts1,, 'eliSt ~ 100000
1,,ssi 59an'Sn So 4S5 Vest Max Marx and wife to
,!5., gg.!av s'dSla iSs f q 7.h,ye s1s'li' 10
Gustav schgarz and wife ma, 70 Max 9siass2oi
iSifis,i Wdm Ke22 a54 wfe T. I4a,s GFqais asssio
s2a o,her pioPery coi'er and wife ct al 20
.Hsny D'nn , n and q 9'&iesa iesaader-aye iG61;o.
caharine " o Rey t, ,s;ih.s,, 8 iiSaxs75.
{ Hoffman, and VIZ ,o--,sava 70 J d i 0Eii7 John
E!ari 70 MARI Ein[a' 2 q; wa:hnson-ave. 90,
is'I55' no. Marsery s1tcia to wae.wor'h x r.
Jenninesst. sorner r. S''2':1f n shlf5n...:. 10
ray,,e resa.aI igis 10. aai 100 map Of l5na' V1l
E, .r, K5nEir,iFs CIR, Fr XII Hess~ Jonn Iesie
Jer.asays ygs w..hs,me- - and ~fe weoer 2'o
lees.sr = 4l5i i Of Mari'n-a'e -'Nl"'
wiiiam Shea william y Rfns. ,G,ezo, fiscs. SIX
i1 H. Marble HuI Real Estate Go 20 Ernest 1900
M, NJ 5lT 3 msp q iroper,y q sheridan sea9'e
C.sarei-si. g. 2i7 wes, I- .dw9as Robert Bea''y
AMI vie . William yan e'x ~ y i5i 20 III
P~arl-a,. c9rnel.a NJ Faoer and another % 500
chur;i-i 10 l$; ch4rles y SehuI'.''... Sehu.. 80 800
ccGioT r>', @ ~ ii trsn.c II brown and wife TO aoooo
E1sne Is1s E'5s: 81 i Andrew Burke and VIE 1919
s,,S io Sa.srs5n square. y, .? James knot Kn2,,
Sl or VIE 70 Corp,ran = ,- Memorial ba'"'' 30 600
church oi ChF's,i :, - Stlnton-st 25xlco3; oo,
A,orney,t - IA - yifd 10 Fay ami another Soo"'
1aiios, -"o6 :, u pe.a1'Sy = ,ssn 49, 1900
coiamba-s, corner q Hoas,on,51'' ',5a,Ser 2ioo
B-'ore-s,. - .: ani -, ~; "ll~in n 5000
,e.n and rsrcr T'S q. Pc,ryst 72xo: Harold Reid
i7;hs,. " $40 and 5'i East '".n. '.'l.Da 1900
o,,s 70 s-snto5 ,o5 q of 7h-aye i5rsso. charles
p N,r,hrop to 9,,a Joen n M'na e5rrer Q, ax55 the
e,rrch - The Covenant and the CyrioI4t 4tI-n . :.
Brick rreshyterian Church IN .n'. $4,000
4oisi as,'' : SO ii'h-aye. 2'H' William 1000
37,h-s'. $ - q y s,h-.ye -'N'9'' ~ $3.50
25ta-st. $50 4 n " 81 oS',S,s Si,a6, -. 1900
35th-st. NJ - Easi nl"AS : "'' "'' 1880
:5,h..,. Ei. % Ai' 80 6 q ''a-aye, i'n'so
a>,s..: ~ t'n ~ 2, East, MAY samler ct al TO 90
90, Gs':s5 :s :; oi 2i.aye i6sxese; John ,,uo
,s,hst. stf ~ 5i2 West, Weiss and wife to
siihst heSc No il West: William Bates. referee so,o
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