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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-16
POKER RULES DIDN'T WORK.
A Game in Which Three of n Kind
Took Only One Pair.

On upper Broadway there is a shoe
store, in the window of which are some
sample shoes. On top of one pair is "a
large card on which three new 81 bills
are displayed. Below the bill is print
ed: ''Three of kind take pair"
after gazing for a long time on the bills,
the card and the shoes, stepped into
store and was met by smiling clerk.
Say, mister, is this straight game
yer givin' us?"
"I'm referrin' to them shoes in the
winder. You sell them 'cordin' to the
rules of poker, do your
"Oh, yes, yes, sir. Quite So sir, ha
ha Rather clever thing, isn't it? Ha
haw
Cd clever. Show me pair OF
number mines, that style"
The gentleman produced several pairs
OF mines, and the western man tried
them on. He selected two pairs and
said he would take both.
"Now, see here" he said, 81 want nc
shenanigan. YOU'RE selin' 'cordin' tC
Hoyle, ell ?n
| ISsSlI, we guarantee lDdt. Soulun'
take advantage of an old hand like
you. You evidently know the game. )
II do, sonny, and | want nothin' but
what's 'cordin' to the rules. / want {
straight game with no looloos. Savey?'
"Yessir; certainly, SIR
"Well, then, wrap up them two pail
of shoes, and there's your 49,"
"But every one pair goes for So
Look at the card. Three of kind
you know, take pair.
II know they do, but we're playin
by the rules, an 'cordin' to all the rule
OF poker | ever see, three of a kind
also, just natchurely and etarnely, SCOOP
two pair
The clerk ceased to smile for mo
ment, but suddenly recovered himself
"Yessir, but three of kind wouldn'
scoop two pair when both pair ar,
mines, would they?"
"Well, III be . Gosh take it i
you amt right! / thought was work
in smart game on you, but Pm a jay
L should have took a pair of Fights anC
a pair of mines, an then would hav,
had you, darn you. Well, 50 long; yol
city fellers are smarter than you lool
an kin always squirm out O a dea
somehow
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-16
Snral Trniu sfrrntrr.
CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD

Time Table corrected to July l, 1894. Trains
VIII leave Bellows Falls daily except sun
days unless otherwise noted, as follows:
GOING NoRTH-RUTLAND DIV:
515 a. m. MIXED for Rutland and informed
late stations.
1898 p. m. BOSTON MAIL, for Rutland, Bur
hngton, st. Adams, Richford, Montreal;
also, Ogdensburg and the West,
22O p m. GREEN MOUNTAIN FLYER for
Chester Ludlow, Rutland, Burlington, st.
points West via Montreal Through ParIor
Cars. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car, Essex
junction to Chicago without change.
73o p m: LOCAL EXPRESS for Rutland,
and intermediate stations.
Ills p. m. Night Express for Montreal, Og-
for Montreal
NORTH GOING via SULLIVAN RAILROAD
lo.l5 a. m. PASSENGER, for White River
junction.
junction, Montpelier Barre, St. Adams,
points West.
| 2.5S p. m. FAST EXPRESS. for White River
Junction, Montpelier Barre, Burlington st.
Adams, Montreal, Chicago and all Western
points.
6.10 p. m. PASSENGER, for White River
| junction.
*1l.1o p. m. NIGHT EXPRESS, for White
River junction, Montpelier, Burlington,
81. Adams, ogdensburg Montreal, Chicago,
| anu polntS west. wagner Sleeping Car,
| Bellows Falls to Montreal. runs daily,
| sundays included) to Montreal
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BELLOWS FALLS:
1920 a. m. Night Express from Montreal,
ogdensburg and the West via Rutland
*4.4s a. m. NIGHT EXPRESS, from Montreal
| via White River junction.
s.25 a. m. LOCAL EMPRESS from Rutland
$50 a. m: LOCAL EXPRESS, from White
| River junction.
| 12.5s p. m. EXPRESS PASSENGER from st.
Adams and points on Rutland Division.
130 p. m. EXPRESS MAIL, from st. Adams
and all points on Central Division.
120 p. m. EXPRESS MAIL, from st. Adams
and all points on Rutland Division.
$50 p. IN. LIMITED EXPRESS, from Mon
treal and Ogdensburg, via White River
Junction.
3.55 p. m. GREEN MOUNTAIN FLYER from
| Montreal, via Rutland.
7.15 p. m. MIXED, from White River juno
| ton.
100 p. m. MIXED, from Rutland.
F. w. BALDWIN, len. Supt.
S. w. CUMMINGS, Gen. Pass. Agent.
*Daily. TDaily except Monday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-16
A RECKLESS GENERAL
How Duke Of Wellington TriAed
With Great Danger.

One day the Duke of Wellington's French
cook came to him for orders.
"Oh, get anything said the Duke, impa-
tiently. 81 never think of what put into
my stomach
The chef was Mortified. Whether yelling
ton was punished with indigestion or not,
history does not tell. one thing is certain
People who don't care what they eat soon
find themselves unable to eat anything at all
without agony. Their offended stomachs go
on strike. Natural digestion ceases.
What is to be done, then? One cannot live
without eating. The only possible help is a
pre-digested food, which science has fur
nished in the form of Paskola. 1t replaces
wasted tissue and invigorates the entire sys-
tenn without aid from the stomach. Willard
Hettrick of Bridgeton, N. j., says:
"a have been great sufferer from dyspep-
STA and indigestion until was induced by a
friend as a last resort to try Paskola. am
more than pleased to testify that PaskOla has
worked wonders IN my case, as have no
distress after eating, and eat whatever the
appetite Graves. advise all like sufferers
to use TAskola."
This is the story of P. A. Hank of valpar-
also, Ind:
Before used Paskola was very weak. 1
could not digest anything l tried every
thing to gain strength, but failed. My doc
| tor told me to use Paskola, and am satisfied
that it is the only thing for a weak stamach
Il have gained two pounds in week.
There is nothing that helps indigestion like
Paskola. have tried about twelve doctors,
and have been suffering more than twelve
years.
sAt times / could work only two days in a
week. For nearly three years i spent all l
had for doctoring and had given up hope"
Any up.to-date druggist will furnish Pas
kola. If you want to know how it works,
send for free pamphlet to
The Pre-Digested Food Company,
80 Reade ST., New York.
! Andrews Drug Store. Bellows Falls, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-16
How's This !!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. y. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known F. J. Che
ney the past Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obi
cations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-08-16
MASSACHUSETTS.

The fremont and Suffolk mills at
Lowell will continue closed until
August 81. The mills have been closed
since July 8 and were to open Monday.
John and Marion Manola- Mason of
Boston, actors, have brought two suits
for $40, 900 each against Isaac w. Vein
berg of New York for malicious prose-
cution.
By a vote of Ill to 6, the King Philip
mill weavers at Fall River have voted
, 1894-09-06

cher ba8 Old6ben aus Ben 8lauen bes
MIilin9S b%efreite, aOer aucb nit 9toialbo
i'll eincn befti8en 8ortDec6lel gerict0. Ser
lcbtcrc fanD uutcn i'm 0Qus8an9c itatt rn0
errclc6tc leju Gnoe, ais 9toIaloo pl0Btic1
Elm groBe5 5oicbenmeiier bcrpor5og un0 c5
ocm iungcn 9(icolo in Die recbtc Bruit tiles.
9}icolo lanf btuteno 5uiommen un0 9tos
lalDo pcritc6te iib III ictncr Stube, oercn
&bir ct biuter iih %abio5toB. Boli5iit
9ownin8, ipcL6er 8erufen mur6c, 0ffnctc
Die GDitr %geipaItiau UnO fan6 ben Icigen
Wtorogeleleu inter ietncm Settle oerlteft.
ST perbaftete ben Staliencr, ipelcber boS
blutbefledtc Otelier nob in ieilcm 8eIibc
bate, unb iperrtc i'm i'm StationSD0us an
Ocr Glisabetb Str. tn cine 3clc. Der perz
punbete Nicolo tparb nocb Dem Chambers
Str. zt6oipitoI gebra6t. 0Ort erflGrtc Der
Nr5t Die 8erIeBung Stpar fur gefGbrlicb
aber nibt unbeOtngt tOotIicb. 9ie <nge
beS OtelicrS bate ben recbten 2~u1genfliigeL
9ttcolo's 8etrOffen unb cine 10 tiefe Munoe
gemabt, boB Der GIr5t ba5 GnOc 6cS Sti9es
nit ieiner Son0e ni9t erreiben fonnte.
, 1894-09-06
Die Wei5enernte lit JlIinois.

9}Q9 Sen i'm 2(ferbauomt 6eS States
Suitoi5 ein0elaufencn 8eric6tcn iber Die
OjeSidbrj8c 0ci5cncrnte critredta Ser 8au
otelcr @etreiOeart iic6 6eucr in gcn0untcm
Staote ijber 2,071, 354 Ncre5 GonD, 0a5
gr0Bte TIQ3en8cDlet, iUcl6e5 ieit 1888 Dem
9Scijcnbalt 9cOient bat. Sel6ItueritGnOlib
lic0t IN ben 8roBen 3a6len bel Den jeBigelt
nteOrl9en ~Q8ei5enpreiien pcuig 5roit. fir
ben Tarmcr un0 Die &0otiacbc, boB CT Jest
2 8ulDcl WeiSen erntet, no Ell frii0er nur
etncn einbeimite, fam icincm 6crSen feline
bclOnOtre Srel0e b~crettell, lolan9e CT 5tpct
8ul6el fir benIelben 8rei9 perfaufen mug,
ben CT fritbcr fir etnen 8uiDel cr6iclt.
9ennO9 iinO Die au9ctibrten 3obleu bon
Snterelie. Nuf Der erpd9nten @ebietsz
flGdbe pur6en fl, 315, O99 8ul6el 98et5en
8%eerntct, Elm @ctrog, Der III Der @ei1ibte
OeS States nur breimlat iibertroffen NOR
ben 1T, nanlicb in Ben Sabren 1879, 1880
un6 1882. Der beurige 9urcbi6nittsz
ertra8 aber BON 20 8uibel per @cre lit nocb
ME iibertroffen tDoroen. SIM u0rOlideu
Sbetle OeS States miro nur tpenig MeiSenz
bau 8etrieben Der Grnteertrag iteute iic9
bier MIR ouf 2,391, 757 8uibel - i'm mittz
Iercn Sutnois ie6oc6 betrug Sic Grnte
20, 766 1872 un6 I'M iiiolicben 1857, ITO
8uibel. Der 9ur6IbnittSertrag per Ncre
fteute iiB i'm n0rbli6en S~toat3gebiete auf
21, int mtttteren auf % un0 i'm ljtDliden
anf Is 8uibel.
, 1894-09-06
Stdott1bes.
2lusfidten ouf biIlioeres 0os.

2tusfidteu auf biIli9eres Gas,
Sin 8eomter Der rMutual Tucl @a8
GO,", Der 5usIetcb cine gr0Bcre g!n3abt BON
2lftien Der vlIniperial @os 60" beitBt, err
flGrte geitcrn, ooB Elm Gontratt fir Die
2egung bon so Wfeilen @asr09ren fir Ben
mittleren She'll Der Staot Dergeben mor6en
lei, unb boB Der 8irma Glop & Son bon
Chicago unO G~leDelanb, Die ben Gontrott
iibernommen babe, itd6 Derpflic6tet babe,
Die &0bren 10 i6neQ 3u Itefern, Dab bis
gum l. 9e3ember ben ~@oniumentcn burcb
Dieielbe 6a5 @a5 5u8efli6rt iper6en t0nne.
Die llnperial 0a5 So. beabIic9tigt, noc9
Sen GrtIdrun9en ienes GjetpGDr8 names,
ba5 3u legenbe G0brenneb 3unGcDit an ber
80. Str. un0 StateitraBe, unb an Der 80.
StroBe unb Cottage @roDe 2(De. nit Dem
Jt0brenneB Der Wtutual 6uel @aS 81. 3u
perbin6en unb crit ipQter cine etgene @aSz
dnla9e in Ser mittleren Staht gu erribten.
Die @eieQi9aft b~ea6iibtigt, BEN Goniuz
menten ba5 Gjas 10 biaig 81 ~liefern, ais eS
nut ntOgli6 lit.
Gjner Der eifrtgiten 8efirtporter bieIer
BIGne Ser ltniDerial Gas So. ioG Ser &az
belbarpn 0erfeS iein.
, 1894-09-06

= 9te GommtlitonSftrma Q8m.6 $. @pplp
& 90. lit in &rubel, Gpplp'8 @eibaft5z
t0eilQaber, George q. SLIDER, eriucbt ba5
@ericbt nm Sic Grnennun8 zines @tnnebz
merS, oa ct bon @ppID betrogen Worben
un6 cine @6re3nun9 n6t6ia lei.
, 1894-09-06

G6arleS ebert, Elm Nfann bon 76
Sabren, tpelcber bel ieinem S9Wtegeriobn,
6enrD Soerbef in SEQ. 1879 IS. GlDbourn
8lace wobnte, ftarb or1t 9ienitag, un6
geftern itar6 ieine 73idbrige Satin, bic i'm
ipGbrenb ieiner &ranfbeit gepflegt battle.
8eibe per0en morgen 5uiammen auf benz
6rte6bof 8racelan6 be9raben.
, 1894-09-06

81 b nh aIesS often. - $500 MD a~ufpdrts.
" HelGte 3obiuHgeH. - &0uqe IermlGs. g Brn3ens
SntereiieH, Su UHHlittsIbarer JaGc Res Q0DuOale mo
NtGpIep0ob 2spUtS, BON 9duieu mo &lTdeH. yteuH
&otteu an Der &BDrua5 ADe.. Uuhe Der GclGI0Ht uu0
gtiton 2lOs.. ftuo TIr cine Ueue S1uIe acf0uit mo iU,ro
oieleIbe iuHcrbaL5 elHes 3abre5 gcbaut ielu. ab3ua5'
taE0ls uuo 2Saier limb ge,eQt. sic ,jabrt Iud 6er Stu6t
betrG9s mn . GeHt3. SIZE 3o4bahH uyro TIRE iSUge n
fur5er Set 6url9 3ICIe5 @sJlet iGa'eI IaicH. 8Ie ibOu'
fen 0cl90ft5Iotten Ill Der &ijtcu mo @eLmDHt A0e,
lebtere Die 9duntOerbr0dnQ5iIHls sU!I6eI Der Stabt
NIB Ger g9eifelte. GeTDeu3.3ottcu all alien Sejtet.
ftra8en. - 9GUIer uad GUuib am leiute &J3aGuIHgen
ge6aut. - 3uge p~erIaIes SoHHtQg5 I'm 80 ubr HID
I'm 100 Wtttt0g5 bas Gec45 Str.=SepUt Uuo bGIttH at
meiuer 3peigpffioe, @6e &ieerlE0 CTR. MD UtaplrUDUa
station. - 2iitoe SOHHtogs 0fsI.
&. WIeImG.
Sfe6. bon, fr, ia. ban 1875 0lInpoufts @pE.
, 1894-09-06
0eMprbett .

2lsMuS, GatI, 9eliebter @atte pOn 6ermiup @sntus
9eb: Anbrae, am 9ieuitag. ben 4. september, NodmTif.
tags. 8e9rdbntBou3eige Ipater. &rauerbou3: gfo. 1856
WtOb0pf Ctr.
, 1894-09-06
Wenorben:

9tinuie 9lraOIo, Satin BON gosper glrnnIh in,
Utter non SO Sabreu unb IebS Sogeu. 8eer0iaunu npnf
2rouerb0iie, 5l38 State Ctr, 5rettaQ, ben 7 Bent
8ormIttags II ubr Ha9 @racelQno. ~
, 1894-09-06
a.

Gotten in q. 6. 9ein9g @Ousrs Safe Sub0ioiFUm
@uf onssmeinen Wunf6 Der 8obIrei6sn gefu9er oss
Serru SefiHs'S Jarm am Boomers gate in Wi5couTn 1T
bic Gofs-6rOnt in Gotten ~ousgele9t NIB in ben Diari
ssbraat 8prusr8 Safe lift III 5peiftinS,9er 6aBrt mi,
Der g}orts @efteru.gaBn su erreideu, Ijsgt uabe oeE
Station SenDa junction, @iscoufH. Die tur8s 5obrt
BON Senoa S;uHction ann Safe lit reid ar Gccnerien uua
s.iu6brt cine bsrrliGe ausfdt AMI bas berumIisseabi
gerratn. Die Gotten BADEN i6rtmtli9 so SUP SIbfrOH!
am Gee unb fslbft in bstBeItsu GOrmer pebt elm Be.
ftanOig fnbl.r Btnb bonn 6hOsn Rber ben cafe unb fns
in 5olss Der SubfrOnt unb Beg ftettg flBlsH wiHOss
Aieie Gotten bic bsssbrteftsH AM sonseH Safe; fe babss
zine Siefs bon 500 SUP, iiHb init ben i3ouiten
eaott.usEumen. pts Gidsu. SuasH, @eesrH. unO aaerIsi
S@IiNsgs1GEIsn beltauhen, srssben f8 t~bsiGueiis 5e6uH
dber BEN Gss uub bisten siHs moIerti9s @usittt Ibsro ban
cine MteiIs brsiten pnb spe MeiIsn IaugeH &c. peI9sT
an Sa6nBet uub 6cenerI,n bem Safe GsneDa, bem bee
ItebtsItsn SEE miscoHius. e.ei9foH;mt. 9as Hare
AeHsr, esn GiienqusneH seuahrt, frei BON alien Sumpf'
pfan3en. Der iaNsIge 9obeu bisteu Die i45ufteH Babe
pIaSe aaBIrstas 5iias 8O0ttobrsn uub SeseIu IabeH
gu bieiem 6pOrt. SIR sobeantaIten, CUTE gerplegung
uHS prompts @erbinOung 5rUiiaen Der Station 5euOa
junction uuA Dem Safe tt ge1or9t.
9tur So Gotten fiub DorSauoeu; fsire fEomilts unS
9oturGiebBaber iOnten sS untsrIaTeu, i9 cine goufteus
gu faeru. gdRere austunft srtbsjlt iOruie glott.u
osrIeneet
G. MeIm2
1855 gRtIpaufee Npe.
cher 3inimsr 60, ge. 80 Ga Sale Cir.
, 1894-09-06
Deiratbsf6ein

SoGgen6e 6eiratbSlbetne nur6en bette
BON 6errn SaLomonion inn Bureau bes
GountD7G lerfS ouS9efteQt:
, 1894-09-06

Muftion8z SerfGnfe.
&UFtiDns.9
GeeuI6re 8erfaufSsEaaG
MteutaQs unb 9ouuerftass.
6pe8taI. 8erEaufs an aubereu Eagsu bes WtOnaSA
G8aoreu auf 8rioatsBerfauf, @boIeIole oesr gtstaiL 50
AuftionSsYrelien.
9erfauie BON 4obuungs,ginri9IRngeI cine SpestaIita&
@s9A OOrsef6pffen sci uebertrasuH&
GorrefpoHbenSen tDer6eH ertoGrtet
WGrttn Gpert@ & O.,
&uftiOudre.
G2epIS,tuTo 261 C 263 @tate Str. Gaieasa
, 1894-09-06
Neue 5lrl5ejgen.

OIue CODES. Nn3eieen, weIae fir ole
Worsens2Iuseabe Ger DJlinois Staatss
%5eitun9" aufgegebeH Deroen, erfdqeincn fofen.
fret i'm 2lbeu0bIatt. Die Anuabme pom Din.
5eigeu fir cas- 2tbenobIott fGIieSt nm II ubr
Mittaes, fir ole mIorseHs2Iussabe am 10 uhr
Qben0s.
, 1894-09-06
SOSes=M nsei9e+

AppG2sNEI6eg8e4
SreltuOeu utO 8etaHuten Die trouriqe gsoC6rid6t, baF
llHler Iieber Batter SPARES Gbert im sitter BON Is
SoDreu ant 4. %. pits, 9taduittoqs ltbr, ionft iu
Serrn entiGlaiet 1T. Sim 5. 0s. M}t8., M}orQeus II
ll9r, it0rb uniere geltebte M}utter Sophie Gbcrt i'm
sitter DON "A SGDreu. Sic 8eerbiguuQ fiuDet am Trei.
tag gto1mjttog nm 2 uDr pom 3rouerbau5e, 1873 Us.
GlObOurn $loce, no5 @rocelauo ftatt.
9e ttebbetribteu &iuOer
MarD &3pG3, Gbarlotte Ssott, S6dter.
&>eurD utO 6rieOridl Sberbed, @6bne.
Gbriitppb SOILS, Charles SOIb,
51D2t SdlDieQcrIDhue.
, 1894-09-06
Garnten.

On nertaufeu: 100 acres am Soob 8ioer, Oregon,
~ 5a NtiQiOneu 6uB berrlideu SanHenbpl5es, groBe
8Qume, nMr 20 Nteileu bon 8Drtlauo, Oregon. MtMB
biqig fitr 80ar ~pertauft iUerbeH. @or.:
l8aQbatu, tuio a 3 Staats3sItltuq.
, 1894-09-06
Qu DsrFanfem der su psrteui@eE:

Sfpet 9dufer nit Soften in eiuem raid emporbldEeHs
ben StdotdeH i'll 5tluJeu &auias. 1GO MeileH bon GaH'
laB eth, WtD. GQ5 NrDpertN lIcct on Ger 9aupttrQRs.
uabe benz 9abubBf, Ie6e Got bal Ctre IrOut RON 50 SUB
uED ljegeu usbeH ciHau6er; 6rH0tbdUme. 6ODIeuitule
IT, T. 70. Sic 3auicr brfiu0en lid IN outer 8%eriaiiuHg
uue lino eernlIeibct. lper0cu al elHem S]pOttpCCs pers
fault ODER segeH Cots ooer EN- 9c,m uoH gteJdem 4ert5
in bie1er Staot UE1getaui9t. 8ertausgrUU0 GIgeHs
tbumer pobut bier i'll bCr Statt uHo bat teJHe ,3eIt. oem'
leibeH ieJHe @uImertiamfeit 3H luIOmcH. GIN gutter 'EIas
fur JeHan0 I'M eH Sel9aft ou5uuU9eu; fam Ses
ma6eH. 3as 8ropertg lit gang i9ItoeHireL
, 1894-09-06
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

NALIOlAI FUbLIUATIONs
Annual statement Of the PACIFIC FIRE INsU.
III" HV"lUmUhI RANCE COMPANY of New
York In the State of New York, on the 3lst
gay OF december, 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
25U,OUU.O1
, 1894-09-06
53u Oerleibcm.


SRor9et 9elo auT Sinnrauter, ubreu, Sulpeleu, 6aus=
~ boltlugS=MtbbeI uHO YlauOs BON Der y. 50. 8aIDtniu
&oou 60, 4. Sltr Chicago StOd GE9aHGe SebQu0e,
Salale uUo @QiGiHgtOH Str. I8ag1S
, 1894-09-06

. II Oertoufeu: $50 Acre5 am 9Ooo Eiper, Oregon,
~ So WtIutDuen 5YuB BerrIt2eu GauueubOl3e5. QroBe
80ume. uur 70 WeiIeu bon BDrtlaub, Grgou. MUG
bilI9 fiir 9oar pertauTt ueroeu.
I8ag6a,D abr: T 8 9taat53eitnug.
, 1894-09-06
@fer0e unO @aQell.


On oerfaufru: Sin QuteS @fer0 uuO SuQQD ali
~ nteort9em &reI5. 53 g. !9Qlite0 Str.
, 1894-09-06
G.. 8. 8~rseTAnb.
~24Ht3bats care OF ,StaatsseituHg,'

On Oerfnufeu: Sin 9uuploG al M}elroie @ueuue,
- Ditt0 pDu elton 2lDe. uno eiueH 8lot HOrolih BON
SelmOut 4De., fur $500 III 8aar. glnd8uirageu gSO.
569 Surfing StroBe, 8rpii6en Mrigbtp0oo un0 SyuIs
lertou &pe. Blot
, 1894-09-06
OeI6Gft8s " eIeQen1eiten.

On Oerfou5en: Sin gutter SOloDH nit m5bllrten
- 3tmmerG lu 6iligem Rreis, pe0eu &~r0utheit.
53 2. 5Qiiteo Sir.
, 1894-09-06
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

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Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
51st day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
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The evening world., 1894-09-27
A WHALES THROAT,
NnturnIists Doubt the Jonah story
on Scientific Grounds.

One Of the favortte arguments OF the
sceptic is that the Biblical story of Jo-
nan and the whale cannot be true
simply because the books on natural
history say that such animals have very
GnSl6rsttn snail throats; AAggleton's American
consists only Of the smallest OF the
marine mollusca, herring being the
largest fish they can swallow" Cham
whale says: THE gullet OF whales
Is very narrow, 1t is said not to be
more than l l-2 inches in diameter even
In large whale, so that only very
small animals can pass through IT." In
McMillan's book on the curiosities OF
the ocean, The Sea and Its Denizens,"
chapter 3. page go, ! find the following
THAT the story of Jonah and the whale
cannot be refuted simply because such
animals have, as rule, very small gull
let's or throats may be inferred from
the fact that there are certain species of
the sperm whale now living that can
swallow an object two feet In diane ter
myself was present at Lamarck when
buoy as large as a twelve-gallon water
cask, and greater In diameter than the
chest and shoulders of n 2OO-pound man,
was taken from the belly OF whale
which was not more than two-thirds
grown"
The evening world., 1894-09-27
SHIRTMAKERS JUBILANT.
They Predict Victory Before the
End of This Week.

The tsriking shirtmakers are Jubilant
to-day over the prospect OF victory be-
fore the colse OF the present week.
a member of the Executive Commit
tee reports that fifteen contractors have
acceded to the new scale of prices, and
40 hands returned to work this morn
Ing.
Members OF the Contractors Associat-
tion who. manufacture the cheaper
grades OF shirts, have been furnished
with the new price-lists.
A committee visited Lowry Il Son, AT
broadway, to-day. for the purpose OF in
forming them OF the union prices and
terms. settlement Of the strike Of
this shop Is expected.
There Is also a prospect of a settle
ment OF the strike at Reiss's shop. 800
and 302 Monroe street where 150 hands
were employed, nearly all OF whom are
out.
A despatch from Carmel. Pa, states
that the union hands there refused to
do work sent on from New York by con-
tractors
A mass-meeting OF the strikers will
be held in Walhalla Hall this afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
Political Notes,

Good Government Club d will hold a meeting
tonight to take action on the question. shall
we nominate or indorse candidates for Assembly
and Board OF Aldermen In the Twenty third
Assembly District"
The New York State Democracy will tender a
serehAde and escort to their delegates to the
state Convention upon their return to the city
thls evening. The paraders will assemble at
headquarters at 7S0 p. NJ.
The Tiger Democratic Club will have its nm.
nual ball this evening at sulEor's Harlem Casino
me onicers are: President Mark Levy; Vice
resident John J. McEntee: Second Vice-Pres-
uent George Hudson: Financial Secretary b. F
Harney Recording Secretary, William Huettner
I'M Corresponding Secretary Oswin Huttner
treasurer Claus Ahders; Sergeant at Arms
Ths Independent County Organization OF the
TWenty-sinth Assembly District held a Meeting
last last night at its headquarters Central Hall
ihird avenue. between One Hundred and Fifth
ana one Hundred and Sixth streets Addresses
were made by william p Hanion, leader Of the
dd,strict Ernest Harvier Alexander Bremer.
Louis Levene. William A. Ella Charles steckier
The evening world., 1894-09-27
HE HAD SOME RIGHTS.

He was about as hard . specimen of
me ome genius Peripateti0 a. had ever
deter him from knocking at a Kitchen
door and waiting for some one to come
and open 1t for him, says the Detroit
Free Press. In this instance 1t was the
lady of the house
II merely desire to learn" he said
with bow. III you could give me a
little something to stay my hunger?
Certainly come in" and she fixed
him by the kitchen table and gave him
He enjoyed 1t and ate everything I'm
sight, and the. good woman was pleased
10 see him enjoy the meal. AS ne was
starting away she came out with a box
OF cigarettes in her hand.
Perhaps you would like one OF these 4"
she said, extending the box.
lie saw what they, were and stopped.
Madame" he said, In a hurt tone.
II am poor and despised and without
friends, but have not lost all my pride.
and desire to say ere / go that you
have insulted me beyond the power of
apology. Good morning" and he staiked
the lady.