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FOUGHT A BULLDOG.
Policemen Hunt and Foley Cap
tured Wife-Benter BonagO.

Frank Bonago. an italian, of AT West
street, was held for trial In
Market Court to-day. charged
with assaulting his wife, Hannah
Policemen Hunt and Foley, of the Court
squad, arrested BonaSo in an old slaugh-
ter-house at GAS West Forty-eighth street
after a lively tussle with a ferocious bull
dog which wa guarding the place.
The Old slaughter-house Is used as a
loafing place by a number of Italians,
and when the policemen went into the
building last nighe they were confronted
by two men and the bulldog.
Hunt hit the dog owe the head with
q lantern and then drove the two men
out OF the building. Bopago was found
hiding IN Q closet. :
The evening world., 1894-06-08
&HILD DRANK POISON.
4 hid the Bottle Containing 1t
2while His Mother Was Out.

frank Carlos, -four years old, is. in
st.. GATHERINGS Hospital, Williamsburg,
suffering from the effects of poison, and
there is only a faint chance OF his re-
covery.
The child was left alone in a room of
the house rs Leonard street this morn
ing while his mother went to a neigh
boring grocery.
In one corner OF the room he found a
to drink a quantity of It. He was
found by Mrs. Carlos when she returned
ten minute later, but an ambulance
surgeon. who was summoned. said he
did not expect him to live until they
could get hin to the hospital.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
IndisputabIc.

Why spend 81 for a bottle OF medicine
for a complaint when one box OF
Beecham's pills, costing only 5 cents,
will cure nearly all known Diseases? This
Is because constipation is the cause of
nearly all ailments, and Beecham's pills
knowledge mailed free, on request, by Is.
F. Allen Co., 3s5 Canal st.. New York. zee
The evening world., 1894-06-08
Saturday HaIf-HoIidays.

B. Altman & Co. are again first In the
field, announcing he Saturday half-holi-
days, which they commenced Satur-
the months OF June, July. August and
September. Their store is closed at noon
on Saturday during the four months
named, zee
The evening world., 1894-06-08
SWlNDLED THE EXPREssMAN.
They Took Security Money, and
Sent ErmiO TO n Vacant Lot.

porriechio Ermio, an expressman at
1b7 Schenck avenue, Brooklyn. excitedly
told at the Liberty venue police station
this morning how he had been buncoed
out of $29.
Two men employed him yesterday to
dhliver two casks of wine. After he
that they should have a security deposit,
ahd Ermio gave him $29. The address
Ehe men rave 10 q vacant lot.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
HENORICKSON'S DEAL.
LANDS Police Captain Has
Constables Do His Duties.
tn He Kindly Shares the Fees
prwith the Subpoena Servers.
Q County Supervisors May Ac-
complish His Removal.

ths Law Committee OF the Kings
w,ty Board Of Supervisors in vestigat-
yshe enormous bills of town consta-
I'M to-day discovered some startling
CT in Flatlands, as a result of which
tie Capt. Hendrickson may lose his
ton.
tie bills under the Committees con-
Grafton were those of Constable Rich
aMcAvoy for 49, 800. As, Constable Abra-
Al Remsen for 81, l72. 20 and Police JUS
NFord for 81, 447.05. The constables tes-
al before the Committee that the
STUNT due them was mostly for serv-
subpoenas.
is tatement Of the constables sur
psd the Committee, because 1t Is sup
ftd to be the duty of Capt. Hendrick-
eand his policemen to serve %subpoenas
Tattend to all the criminal work of the
NJ. .o,, o,,, 60
b cases. When Lawyer George F.
Dit, counsel to the Board of Super
us, questioned Constable McAvoy on
= point hat town official made the
Esgreement with Capt. Hendrickson
Eerye subpoenas and do other GRIM
Iwork supposed to be the duty of the
re and then divide the money re-
GU loE hiS piis Win Sapt. fiShuiiSh
I suppose it was the duty, Of the po-
ice to serve subpoenas,' said Constable
MMcAyoy' . ..b, we we d did the The 0 Snsi snS
divided with the police"
The police of the town are paid by the
taxpayers. In 1892 the constables at
to all the criminal and civil work
and warrants. made arrests and con-
Quoted prisoners for the jail. The bills
of .Constables Remsen and McAvoy for
81. 1862. 80. Police Justice Ford's
bill for the same year was $345.3 80.
The taxpayers then appropriated $15,-
goo for the. maintenance Of a police
force. Of which Hendriekson was APP
pointed captain. Capt. Hendrickson was
that his men were to serve
all spbpoenaes. This arraignment the
Town n Board R be would leave little
bills We're Just ive times as in 1892.
previous to the advent of the police
v estfi Ions w Si ! disclosed sadSe the 'n agree ee-
ment between the constables and the
police and which make victims of the
The bills of the c~onstables, police
gate about $22, 900.
Capt. .Hendrickson was for an equal
-dlvvy' or the ,fees, 50 that whiie the
ceived one-half the Constable's fees,
the latter did the work..
Lawyer George F. Elliott stated this
morning that he had also discovered a
system by which the Constables swelled
their bills. II they had five subpoenas
to serve in the extreme end Of the town,
Mfr. Elliott said. they would serve them
all at the same time. but charge the
Besides asking for Capt. Henderson's
removal, Mr.. Elliott says he will also ask
for the removal Of the six Tax Collectors
of the town for failing to max theiy
report to the County Treasurer.
The evening world., 1894-06-08


DTFFIELD ST, 30, near bridge, I or 3 light
large rooms; ali improvements; 81 10 els.
EvEkTH AVE, o.. near Lincoln place-Ali light
nat. 7 rooms q bath. steam heat: SIS.
UNION ST l2s-6 rooms a bath steam heat.
private neighbOrhood 8 minutes to ferry. 81.
9Th ST. Three story single Eats; 4. 8 or 9 light
rooms. SIC to $50, all improvements: nns neigh
b0rhOod, Mrs Hays. 300 9Th st.
BROOKLYN uice rooms, 1b1 Atlantic ave,
TO rent; rs; large yard very desirable.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS.
all Improvements, 1s 4 ti per month;
half an hour 10 New York CITY Hal, 6 rooms a
bath. janitress's services. HART.
owner. 1869 ~ we. between 18th 4 18th sta.
Brook yn.
To LET-Apartments. nil sunlight; new build
ings: for clerks. mechanics. artisans. &c. 3
rooms. weekly. Sl-sO to -. 20; Z roo s. weeSly,
room OF each set Ia a sculleTy, with u separate
closet. sink 4 tub; freprooi staircase private
park, 2hoxl2O feet within Two MINUTES, walk OF
building. the Riverside. 70 Joralcmon ST.
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TO FARM FOR THE POOR.
Mayor Pingree Suggests n Novel
Scheme TO Detroit Citizcns.
(By Associated Press.

Q3y Associated Presa)
DETROIT, Mich, June S.-Mayor Pin
gree has advanced a scheme to supply
the thousands OF idle men in Detroit with
vegetables for the Winter. He has called
on every lot and acreage owner In the
city who has a foot Of idle land, to turn
II In for the use OF the poor, Until the
crop year closes.
He estimates that there are not less than
5000 acres OF such land in ard about the
city. and already has hundreds of acres
pledged to his scheme. He expects the
figures will reach into the thousands by
tonight.
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HE REFUSES TO APOLOGIZE.
Therefore, Fuch Wants Wester-
macher Arrested for Assault.

A warrant was issued this morning by
Justice Connolly. In the Gates Avenue
Police Court, Brooklyn. for the arrest Of
3ottfried Westernacher. a prominent
vin merchant, of Williamsburg, n one
x the leaders of the Arion Singing So
hety and many other German societies
bf the Eastern District.
The complainant Is Joseph Fuchs, of
70S BUSHNELL avenue. Some time last
April Westernacher and Fuchs were at
tending a meeting of the Arion Singing
Society. They got into an argument, and
Fuchs says Westernacher enforced his
ernacher has firmly refused to apologize,
and consequently Fuchs has secured the
warrant.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
MISSING QUARTET FOUND.
Runaway Brooklyn Lads Arrested
in Bridgeport, Conn.

in Bridgeport, Conn.
Police Supt. Campbell, of Brooklyn,
to-day received a despatch from Bridge
port. Conn.,, saying that Arthur Osborne
and Joseph Homiston, the two boys who
ran away from their homes last Tues
day. had been arrested in that city.
Osborne Is fourteen years old, and
lives at l2S Prospect place. His com
panion Is a son of DR.. A. w. Homiston,
of 405 Carlton avenue. Chief Campbell
notified their parents that the boys had
been found, and they will probably be
brought home tonight.
Supt. Campbell also announced to-day
that Maggie Mccormick, twelve years
old, of 48 Pearl street, and her friend,
Nellie Ward, fifteen years old. of Bos-
ton, who disappeared from the home of
the former last Monday, had been found
The evening world., 1894-06-08
GOT MRS. MANNING'S $40.

The swindler Said Her Son Was
Locked Up, but He Wasn't.
A swindler called at 80 Chapel street,
Brooklyn. this morning and told Mrs.
Mary Manning that her son Michael
was locked up In New York on a charge
OF being Trunk. He offered to get him
out of jail for $40. He got the money and
departed. Fifteen minutes later Man
ming entered the house. He denied that
he had been arrested, and notified the po-
lice.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
FELL OUT OF THE WINDOW.
Whitaker Was Taken Sick While
Sitting on the Sill.

william Whitaker. forty-ive. OF l45
Onion street, Brooklyn. while sitting In
the window OF Irving Barthols apart
ments, liz Summit street, this morning
taken III and fell to the Sidewalk.
twenty-five feet below. -
He wa taken 70 81. Peters Hospital
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WIN. e. TAYLOR,
N. j.
PARK
Flushing, Long Island.

This elegant park Is now being heautiicd with
roads and gravel walks. and building site, can be
obta ned at prices ranging from FL to ri 900,
In monthly instaln ents. within b min
utes' wlk Of Murray I'm snd Broadway stations
on Lug Island Railroad. Title pcTiec'. II can
he reached via Bath street Ferry In - minutes,
aud u MS run at all hours OF the day aud mig Il.
In ludlng sundays. Yearly Communication, SO.
For maps, free pnsses To and from the proporty,
end further particu a. apply to owner, WAL
T. bDWNE, Al y , st, New York CITY, also
JOHN II. REID, 24l Fast 34th ST.. city.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
CITY WILL NOT CELEBRATE.
Columbian Frauds Responsible for
No Fireworks on the Fourth.

The Brooklyn auth orlties have decided
that there shall be no Fourth of July
celebration in the City Of Churches this
year.
For years the Aldermen set aside
money for a pyrotechnlc display on the
Fourth, but since the exposure OF the
Columbian frauds, 1t has been shown
that such an appropriation. without Leg
islative enactment, is Illegal.
The evening world., 1894-06-08

The q O'Clock Edition and b
sporting Extra OF The Evening
World contain more sporting psws
o. interest than can he found On
any. other evenins pewspaper.
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unfurnished-North Of ,asth

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 2 18th Street
9TH AVE. 2l49, room modern i'm
proved nats' special discounts TO select pormA-
nents.
bath ST., lO2 W. Fla, to let D large, light
rooms 4 bath SIS per month. Stothers.
RENT REDUCED: $50 nat for SIS 4 month. 5
rooms. all Improvements. Apply Janitor. ) Z
1921 st., near bth ave.
The evening world., 1894-06-08

Homes built for purchasers at Park Hill. Quit
claim warranty deed given to heirs II purchaser
dies any time after first payment. A SIC, 900 home
and IS. 300 cash for 81, sss. "a, divided Into annual
or bi-monthly payments for 10 years. Higher or
lower prices In same proportion. For further
particulars apply to
OLIVER SUMNER TEALL,
800 Broadway, n. Y. City.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
Fu~rnIshsd-Esat Side.

MADISON AVE, 1928: Summers bell a ele-
gantly furnished flats, one 4 4 one D rooms, with
bath, silver. linen, kitehenware, new, 81, 90 d
81. 80 weekly.
TO RENT-s35; small furnished nrst fat. gentle
men or physieian. Apply 20 T.. 18th ST., ring
II. s. Roome's bell.
The evening world., 1894-06-08
Flats and Apartments to let.
uafvraIshsd-gsst Side.

-... ~,
iecoraied iia,s. ) rooms, bath ali ,mprgys.
IIaniu,n,. az uram1scs "'o's"'"'' W. '" eSo'
an a. ga, .n, ,os,, =.
yooms ~ al ,%,roy.,,s v" JJ.nS,mm ' "'ss
-.
sp AVE, ee'' near ssth sL-ufslrah,e Apartments
ply In store. ~
-Tu Sr. a, Il -Apertm.nta a a A rnom., all
light; rents moderate; improvements.
-. - -. -. -.
18Th 81 Sa; 49, X "t y, between \"
bea,er.I decorated Ssi,ines improyemen,. new
houses; halls, bath heated; rents '2s to $50. Jan
itor,
18TH ST, s17 E.-Elcgant apartments to let, Z
& I rooms, nice house, moderate rent; preference
to nice families.
NTH ar ,,7 p-ro Ia, co,v a x.,,.y.n,,i.,.t
"" ! az rooms ms s a, very 't moderate Sers = rent Ss'i us 4 sis'
w
oisl sT. VAC r. single Hat, parlor = basement'
nee sar"eh' REM s1o
10TH ST. 800 Els large rooms. all light q well
ventilated; rent, t7,
,.ru an ,,,r r,,o. ,,t,,,i.,.J Il, ,ri,.,.
house rent moderatei Nil convcnlences.
nATu sT ihp n -E,tr, vid, : Largo light
rooms 4 hath, newly ,arpctcI halls: Nfrescoo'"d
SWSiiiii ssr ma hI avn n'''ors' pn'"'e h""s' &C 'onn
o,rIt sr Parry avc- -ries,ri on,s, All ,m,,oye.
wants. ecnrated .rrsspms Spl' sJ-'NN
io2D ST. 2b FL nice rooms, improvements;
washtubs; $50 monthly; free until June 10.
io.iii 81. southWest SorneI safk ave.-o ere.
st"nssnn- "e'o'"'eu r"ohhS' VI" "mpfo'en'e"'S'
efe'
iooln ST., iiS = -broW nstpne nnts, % ,nine
rooms "ashtuos q rsnse, sio'o us mohth'y.
lOsTH At, ia r. A single Hat, Z rooms 4 bath.
INQUIRE on premises.
,,.r,, or ,,s II s,,.,. g.. ...u.. ,m..o..-
ILL = - s"nnus'e nour y .'V"s p'V ,,S
mems, pr.'ase nuns , 'a",''es w "ouse, tie.
iitnn FL. ~ hae . 'oo"s' o"u"' 'e"'
"oe y : /. ~
G.,., s,aan, Deata5 c%.sn rants~""' e'o'"
CHEAP ROOMS from 80 to yl2 q month. Apply
Janitof' XIV Ave. o.
ELEGANT single fats, s and Q rooms and bath:
as L. ED st. in nrst class repair. rents t22. 30
TO 500. u. oHARA. has I'd ave.
FLOORS Of 4 8 and . rooms. IN single housss;
Win ana wirout improvements; Wv 70 We. "a
ave-. esth 10 oist SIS u, hAhA' lise su AVe
IhE MvINE, -.
southwest corner iie.n y. q fark VeLEiegah
sts,m hs,t. eisyatnIs, , elevated stations on
street. one block from one: rents S5 to SIS.
DAILY, rs Il. ll6th st.
10 IET-r,a,. M A all. Ijght room,. Laundry A
private closet rent si4. ON premises, 1927 to
1871 ID ave., at l. station.
u,,u,,I.b.s-w.., Side.
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Nes. Side.
BARROW ST. iS-Pleasant front room for house
keeping, large closets, conyenlences, -.
ARROW ST. 10. near West 9TH st.-Large front
paflor, nicely furnished, suitable for gentlemen'
COLUMBUS AVE-. furnished front
room. with bath. to rent reasonably, Cupper-
maui.
GREENWICH AVE-, ll-Nicely furnished rooms
for housekeeping all conNeniences.
GREENWICH ST. 5-Llgh airy rooms. nicely
furnished, for men 81 a week 4 up
KING ST, ?t-Furnlshed large front room
gentlemen or housekeeping. $50. other rooms,
bath. &c. reasonable.
LEROY s1., "a. Large front room bath. closets;
gentlemen or light housek eeping private house.
PERRY ST. 6. near nth ays.-Hall rooms from
$3.50 up. also large rooms.
PERRY ST. 35-Sice front nom for respectable
couple: light housek eeplng; price moderate.
wASHINUIo N SQUARE. ~, opposite park
Nicely furnished rooms. bath. hot 4 cold water
Campbell
WASHINGTON PLACE 16--IArgs q small rooms.
together ". for . gentlemen; foldins-bed.
The evening world., 1894-06-08

WIG t.se, W ~ nhe Senonu i..e' nc pc
No erfru chdrgs on SnNddva
AJO EvTpA NIADOC
.... . yuE woo,
AoVerHssHentS Ior me WoHLo ar oIIice
rates win BE- taken AZ any branch office
" "o ""e''Co" o'S"E' 'Te5'uP" eo"-
puny, or called for BY their messengers |
r
without extra charge.
tsat Side.
CLINTON PLACE, st-Furnished parlor a kitchen,
convenient io' w. a'so housekeeping ROOM s1eo.
IRVING PLACE. ~, near Union sauare-Larye
c9mior'abie, well furnished room; hall room,
800
LEXINGTON AVE. ~ -Hnndsomely furnished
rooms; moderate prices gas bath a good ac-
Neutrality-suspicious.
LEXINGTON AVE. ll2-Hn,dsomsl furniahcd
cool rooms; double 4 single; Grs, Class accom-.
location central: reasonable.
,rx,,,ro, ,vr 30, -
nt.aM. twM W.. 0ssnawS oonhsstns rooms.
nicely iuihisheu' On par'oF noof' oatn' Ill oon-
AVE Al eorner 2b,h at -Nioely
furnished room for 2, 81; another, 81 76.
81: Marks A u. =; sth st,-Handsomely
Furnished parior and bedroom; gentlemen or
20 AVE-. ias' near O.n ,Nneeiy nnrnished
'''"' y ~"
9TH ST., ~ E.. near BroadwAy.Nice fnrn.
ished rooms, with excellent board II desired, al
arn sT - n... -
transient guests, accommodated with large d
small rooms. moderate.
Iuru sT IoA n -N,caIv fu,ni.bed roam, ~,
iuIIi 81, Az H. -N'eeiy iufn'sneo Fooh's iof
-, :. -
10TH st.. Y E., near 4th ave. -Furnished
1TII ur ~ o. .a..ox.,.d
hsndsomeiv Furnished roo,ns Al u "a, IA
wasLix ~
,,ru at "a h.,v.,n p,o.d~.v a Jin,ysr.i,v
niac..H ia na.omsiv furnished large front room,
large closets. running water.
18TH ST. 2Os e. Nice souare room / aiebi-
front; housekeeping also room, q; accommo
dations.
iaTU sT-- 40 Il Nee front naTioT. aiso q i.rgs
rooms: ADV. ran tlemen. Sp'So
,nr;, ar a..
gsn,Iy i,,piisbea roa@s NJ ~ s,d wseL,ys e'-
20, ,n =. ,--.,-
18TH ST Union square,. ls Lar 'front.'
PaIIor. 70. otners. SOU. W. s'hs'e' WV
18TH BIT. ga E.-Handsomely furnished rooms;
also front parlor. suitable for . persons.
all convenlences. other rooms; private house
18TH ST. st E.-Furni.hed rooms, hoq.etespins
or gentlemen connecting OF shs'e' pa'h' ph-
'a'" hooSs'
10TH ST, 35 E,-NIcely furnished rooms; all
conyenlences: summer rates.
22D ST. J5 Il Large desirable rooms, en- snits
or slngly; summer prices' references eh-
onn I'm -.
njcsiy 1, r ,sbad a,no, ,as ! raasnnsbie. ri,
erences.
,,n CT ,SI F-poom. for v.n,ismen. alan ,,.h,
.Nsnah s.nni. e'
IAN sT iO5 Il Furnished rooma, moderate
rents; permanent or transient.
parior. with folding bed, bath; private family;
..r,, sr .. .o,..
zTTh 81, Esl E-furhisnea rooms LOT houSe-
''"e' ISL 'o""' "
2bTH ST, ls Double 4 single rooms from
'' e
18TH ST, ssS large eomiortao'y tarn,shed
hall room si.eo weekly genus RUG umes'
28IH 81; ~ Nicely ,lurnished apartment;
privAte oath' zu-s'ory front room' oreakiast'
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4L1GaT IR66osMss.1 fstA1fakooH. s2a.
-ImprOvementsy Centfal
4%TH ST., $40 W.-New brown stone apart
ments, 4 light rooms fine order. SIT; improve
ments %janitor; from 10th.
9TH ST. 35s W., between sh & 9th aves. Hand
some fats. I & 8 light rooms: decorated ceilings:
combination bath: new houses: rent s9. $2a
Janitor.
18Th ST., t03 W., near 9th ave. FLATS. 8 & .
rooms. light side windows, Slt.b0 to SCI; house
newly decorated q carpeted.
4STH ST, BIB w. - Attractive apartments.
90. 80. ST.. 80; 81 4 rooms; nicely papered;
ward stationary tubs.
T ST., 1874 w.-Apartments, 2 4 4 rooms,
im~pIoyenents; good orders reduced only
T ST. 324 wa d 4 room apartments; good
order; improvements; only $40 to $l3
SD ST., 4Os q 40 w. near 9th ave.-Apartments
OF 4 I rooms In well-regulated. clean house;
rents Sll, 80 to SIS.
GOTH ST.. l4I W. Elegantly decorated fats. o
rooms q bath 500 to $2s- Janitor.
ST., l6l W. Elegant 8 light room fiat;
private halls; $40, s22: concessions.
lO4TH ST., @ Elegant 4th fiat: o rooms;
bath. steam heat; rent s27.
18TH ST., 100 VS. large. alI-light rooms q
bath, all improvements, steam heat, t22.
llSrH T 3O2 Corner Hat: 4 large, light
rooms, with improvements; rent SIG.
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Real Estate


Now or never. New homes going up In all d.
~rections. Buy where lots are sure TO Increase In
value, and this is the spot. Some OF the best
people In Hackensack own Lots In this section,
Buy lots on this property within sight OF the de-
Dot. and know that New York Is but ." minutes
distant. Know that any one will loan you money
to build II you need 1t. and where the building
and Loan want tC loan you money. and where
your lots are to double Ia value, Terms, $40
down on each lot, balance In ten equal monthly
ayments. 9 per cent. on for cash II paid In 30
days. No interest. no taxes. no auctioneors fees.
no cost for deed. Sale rain or shine. Free rail-
road tickets and maps at Coward's. 30 Greenwich
st.. Or. O'Neill's. 463 Hudson st. Ahrens 4
whitehead's, 1914 West 18th St PackArd's. Is
West Houston st. Owl Cigar Store, 1895 Bdway.
tioneer,
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unfurnished Rooms to let.

18TH ST. 4i8 r.. "a rooms. eli; ., "; 500
18th, 2 rooms. 81. ~
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WASHINGTON PLACE. yS--IArss q small rooms
tose,hsL ". for . gentlemen; feldins;bsd.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-10-27
The PONIES sinlnlc Meais.

The pope is by etiquette deprived Of
the comfort OF companions at table, a
circumstance which his holiness very
much deplores. This is his daily menu:
Breakfast, a cup Of milk nnd coffee and
o roll without butter Dinner, soup,
several kinds of meat pasrrr III Italian
style, roast and either fried potatoes
or vegetables; with this the pope drinks
q glass of old Burgundy and finishes
with little fruit. At O'Clock Leo
takes cup of bouillon ard small glas:
of clarot, and 1890 he takes his supper
OF cold meat and cup Of bouillon. -
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lifting z Dead Tiger.

When one comes to lifting dead IL
ger, one becomes fully aware OF it's
weight. So does one arrive at due APP
probation of its strength after once feel
ing the forearm, which is one splendid
mass of steellike muscle. Then one I'M
derstands how the tiger in his prime
can throw q bullock over its shoulder
and canter away with it. Then, too,
one may we'll come to poohpooh the
claim of the lion to be styled the king
of beasts. But however interesting may
be the study of the tiger in this partic-
ular phase once or so, it pals after
time. Lifting it is peculiarly hard aud
hot work, and it is dirty work also, and
is sometimes made particularly exaspcr-
ating by the laches Of the elephant Sc
lected for the carriage Of the tiger, for
that intellectual beast is required to
kneel to receive its freight and to kneel
long enough to allow that freight to be
hoisted on to the pad and fastened on.
And as often as not it will rise at the
critical moment just when the tiger has
been raised to the edSc OF the paC ana
tumble the tiger and some of its filters
OIL to the ground, and so bring about
the status quo ante.
The elephant has wonderful intelli-
gence in some utterly useless directions.
1t will, for example, pick up a pin with
its trunk, and | dare say with sufIi-
cient encouragement would swallow
that and convert its interior economy
into a pincushion, but have never
known one to direct its talents to the
simplifcation Of tiger padding, although
have seen many devote their minds
and bodies to the unnecessary duty OF
adding to the difficulties Of that opera
ton. Blackwood' Magazine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-10-27
Song and Praise.


1t is o good sign when you hear a
workman whistle. 1t is better sign
when you hear him hum q roundelay'
t is a still better sign when you hear
linn sing the words of Isaac Watts or
Charles Wesley. A violin chorded and
trung, if something accidentally strikes
t, makes music, and suppose there is
nch thing as having our hearts so at
aned by divine grace that even the
ough collisions of life will make
eayenly vibration. l do not believe
hat the power of Christian song has yet
cen fully tried l believe that if you
ould roll the "Old Hundred" doxology
through the street it would put an end
% any panic. I believe that the dis
,=ras, ana tho sorrows, and the Sins OF
;he world are to be swept out by heaven
born halleluiahs. Some one asked
Haydn, the celebrated musician, why
he always composed such cheerful
music. "Why," he said, II can't do
otherwise. When think of God, my
soul is so full of joy that the notes leap
and dance from my PEN" I wish we
might all exult melodiously before the
Lord. With God for our Father, and
Christ for our Saviour, and heaven for
our home, and angels for future COM
panions, and eternity for lifetime, we
should strike all the notes of 10y. Going
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-10-27

The Saviour calls
Ye wanderers. come.
Oh. ye bcniehted souls,
Why longer .oaa!f
The Spirit calls today
Yield to his power.
Oh, grieve him not away.
IT'S mcrcy's hour.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-10-27
,AUTUMNAL LESSONS.
pR.TALMAGE CONSIDERS THE SOUTH
WARD FLIGHT OF THE BIRDS.

They Know When to start-They Fly High
and Call on All Their Kind to Go
With Them, but Men Have Not This
Wisdom.