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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
Busincss Chances.

ATTENTION DRUGGISTS BARGAIN.
5000 VIII buy. hour out. IN city u 10"
stock. business. fixtures tn"wl - cfel
drug store low rent. HODGES. l'G
Broadway. Room -
ATTENTION CONFECTIONEES BAR
GAIN. 500 VIII buy Newark N. Jl
stock. fixtures business Of established con.
feciioner> and lunch room. excellent
chance low rent Particulars HODGES
l1G Broadway. Room y
4 PATENTED Improvement on tobacco
cigars which eyer, smoker arire,i1f,. .
partner with S;.OVp t. 5000 for N-N-
York and F.nu> f!Na MIA. Address :. 81.
HARRIS Globe Binding. Boston Ma.
ATTENTION Important invention q
lie pios~rNef ~ sale. Inquire MARBLE.
10 El4riagc-st
COPYRIGHTED LADIES' ARTICLE
Mailing business legitimate r"nt""i. pay
INK lady owner, VIII s"h shai" cheap :.
laly. very rare chance. Address VIOLA.
1876 Eas; l2j'h-st.
FIRST-CLAsS RESTAURANT for sale
or 1, Jet al 229 Sulliyan-st.
FOR SALE-Marhle and granite works..
good business: retiring on account 81 ape,
~ agents. Address MARBLE. N.N :.
Tribune ONCE.
IJR sALF.-Very large and ricn gold
property. fully equipped and producing
handsomely. Room CD. 100 FGlion-s'
GROCERY STORE -Good neisAh.slDol.
large stock horse wagon. cheap. $500. n
GAENsTEIN. 80 Hopkins-st.. brooflyn
OF ACCOUNT u IN health. S2ooO VIII
buy leading butter store ana 'hrr" W'!k
routes. with stock and aprufi"nances en-
trolling cream Of the irace IN town ~ -
90 population; but on" other lis" F''f" 10
town. :. care G. l.. Ferris 80 Fairfield
ave. bridgeport. Conn.
PARTNER. 500 in good. paying business.
very good Opportunity fo- ush' party.
a. faUifgl Particulars IN
!. q. RESS - Chambers-st.
PARTNER. with $1,000 wanted Fl os-
tablish-d. paying business. LtCitAIIRE.
Box 81. Tribune Office
TO MANUFACTURERS Free sites.
capital furnished O. build power furnished
So horse yearly. othrr Inducements. near
by city. +. DE .pKEST SHELTON
90. Sicwar; Buillng.
THE All. THERE PUZZLE. Froeres-
sivr An. There, Crade mario Patent Toy.
for sale. money in j.. wood turning. just
patented. $1,000. capitalists only: give
references your bank ". HOFFMAN
dsox 7GG O.. Salt Lab. Vtah.
WANTED DENTS, 10 occupy oli-cs,ab-
iished dental parioTs. hest location IN
roaghkeepsie \ Y CTIAs =. LvcKEY
WANTED. Interest in weli-'stahlishel
business or proI"rif wan large Wonis
VIII invest Sl0OJO % S3O.0JJ. Address
Box 80. Tribune ofic".
Sl.bp SPECIAL 'Al'l Al NJ ~ 4-4's
100 per cent profit. ample security. Ad-
dress Box Al. 80 Church-sf
- CENTS daily cost curing drInkaris
with Aliens Anuliq. 81 hoN. Druggists.
OF mailed. Address THE ANTlLlQ com
TANY New-York Clty. Lock EoN 2.&'7
si.Ocoooo TO Loan 81 per cent; Nc'g-
York CITY private residences: two-iAirds
appraised value. ELLIOTT & CROSBY.
- Wlliam-st.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBSCRIP-
TlO%S FOR TIE NEW YORK TKIB.
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. l.2i2 Btoadwly.
"a floor north o: Th!rty-nrst ST. and AD-
VERTISENESTS At the following Branch
Onices: % Tighth-ave.: 100 Third -avc.
corner Forty-scvcnth-st.: 40 East Forty.
seventh ., corner Thi-l-a~e. $50 East
I25,h-s, near Third-ove !. O2G Third-ave..
near sixty frst-st. los FIRST ave: 100
W. -. .oc,rt 100 ('giur1liu
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60 Eei for Business pnrposes

BASEMENT AND ESTABLISHMENT.
SA-j. rear windows. ~ Warren-st.
FlRST-CLASS PARLOR FLOOR. De
s.rece %. business OF clubs low rent /:
.S1-si.
TO LET-Two light lofts. 2sxJO: to-
ee,her 81 o. 0r so each. no carpenter
.aagl-e a. The place. go 30 East 3Gth-s'.
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domestic Gltunllons Uanlc0

Femaica
ALWAYS 90 TO
PEOsSER'S EMPLOYMENT Agency.
GlS GTll-ANL.. NEAR 3GrN-ST
LARGEST ~ NEW-lOKk
OCCUPIES TIE ENTIRE Bi lIDlNG.
ESTABLISHED - YEARS.
BEST MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
REFERENCES INVESTIGATED.
A-A.-FLOYD & CRAWFoRD's Protes-
tant Agency removed ISL shave. near
a3i-st.. select help. references inNesti-
gated.
A.-A.-A.-MRs COOPER's Employ
ment Bureau. I4J Gth-ave.. above i3d-st.-
Select help. all capacities different nation
ailti"s. references investigated.
AN ELDERLY American woman wants
q Ilacp 90 s"w and DO light homework IN
rxchangc FOR hom, best references Cali
or address Mrs g. W. 1872 Yves, 72d-st
a LADY would Ike an engagement as
housekeep-r or houscNe"per's assistant;
country preferred. ri .ise address Mrs.
AsBrRY. Morris Park. L. I.
\ LADY wishes situation for her
maid and soamstress: German. Will assist
with chamberwork or care of children.
- Iafk-oNe
COOK A respectable French Protestant
woman "a first class cook In private FAM
ily. best city reference. 3ls is,-ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AHp svBscRlP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2ie BROADWAY
81 floor north Of Thirty-hrst-st.. and AID.
NERTISEMEE'TS at the following Branch
Om-rs: 25t Eigh'h-ave.. 700 Th.rt-ave.;
ser,nth-st.. corner Thlrd-ave $50 East
i25,h-st. near Third-nve l.0e6 Thirt-ave..
near Sixty-nrst-st. los First-ave.: 100
We, Forty aeconds,.. 49, coiumbus.avs
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Erlp Uantce.
Male.

Maies
n'ENJS WANT I'D In every city and
county IN Ncw-Iork -taio f1- "A useful
noes -nolD article. 80 weekly easily made.
N'lfc Tor particulars 10 state head Quarters.
sahp.t for cents. METAL ZIP 60. OgD
hroadway.
:. YoU WANT EMPLOYMENT CALL
-bookk""pcrs. collectors. Office assistants
sAicsin"r. portcrs. jaEi'ors. watchmcn
coachncn. gardeners farmers. MUTUAL.
AGENCY, 50 broadway.
WANTED.-Men Oh cattle steamers 10
London. Liverpool and Glasgow. work for
passage. Arpiy - Gre,uwich-st.
WANTED Young man rs assistant gar
G'her. Apply 90 ar. GRIFFIN. ath floor
80 West lIth-st.
WANTED. Experienced. reliable colorcI
coachMan and u~eful-man. * u country.
can Monday evening. lpl West 4Dth-st.
Hell !.
WANTED. -Firs,-class agents in every
CITY in y. y. state 10 sell the Torpedo
FIRE alarm: sells At sight. AMI IL a bic
money make. Address T. w WOXEys
20 Nclls-st.. Milwaukee. Wis.
Femaieg
HELP WANTED ~ COUNTRY.-A
good woman or girl TO 90 general house
WORK ana plain cooking. with reference.
Milie Tor particulars. Mis ANDREW
y. y.
WANTED. A woman to take charge ~
the Kitchen IN a large hospital: one who
Understands cooking and serving. also the
management Of servants; best city refer
Tribune Uptown once. 1.2ic broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ND SrBSCRIP.
TIUNS FOR THE NEWYoKK TRlH.
rNn Will RE RE- rlNED ~ THE
"a door north ~ Thirty .lr-t-,t.; and Ab.
VEKTISFMENTS at the fo,lrwn, Rrarch
Umccs. - Eighth-avc. 100 Thhc ava.
corner Forty >"N nth.st $50 Eas' Forty
ss,rn.n.st.. cornrr Jhri-a'c.; i5O Est
I25th-st.. near Thlrd.aNe. i0NG Thirt-ave.
near Shtv-fr,t -. Los tir-t.aIe.; 100
West rorty.Sccond-st 1872 Columbusava
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GARDENER English. many Years ok
poriracc In 3I branches ia AMI outdoors:
irir. flowers ana Vegetables. best refer
.rc.a T. g short llus y 7.
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GARDENER AMI FLORlSr.- Young
married man. German. thorough ~ All
branches on pr.Nat" of COMMERCIAL pi1''.
lo.f references. Address GARDENER.
Tribune. office
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COOK anl BUTLER Excellent refer
.uc.s. nrSf-c,ass servants. good cooking
su branches. viii cater II necs ssary. com
p.f.ut fn take fuli charge ana .-sp"nsi-
bnty and give bond r. p i51 tas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

MlDpIE-AGED American woman. 20
Keep house for n widower or an OLD
couple. home more desired than hlgn
WAGES. country preferred. best New-fork
CIV references. w. Dunbar. p iioerty-ss-
Address \ W. lJ2 Bay-sL. Jersey CITY.
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with Aliens Antliq. 81 bov. Druggists.
OF mailed. Address THE ANTlLlQ COM
PANY. New-Yprk city. Loci. EoN 2.237.
$1,000 900 TO LOAN a. per cont; Ncw-
York CITY private residences; two-thirds
appraised value. ELLIOTT & CROSBY.
- Wllliam-st.
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COOK BE- Protestant woman in
plir.t" family. viii do c'ars" washing
,i'y or country. good references. Address
! IT, 2iO West -! So
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furnished honecs Go Get.


ADIKONDACKS-B!shop Potter has re-
e1esied ne o. lease his charming cottage
a Lake Placid for the season. house
arse; fully furnished. sup"rily located
700: als) others. G. VI. NOBLE. Have
meyer Bai,ta-. y. Y
At sPANKILL. y "A commodipus
country house, fully furnished. all modern
lmlr1t er.erfs. staollng for ! horses. large.
Nel-sfafri lawns. high and healthy .,ca-
u9h; beautiful scenery. ;ne drives -
minutes !.0u CIam1-rs-st. Ferry rent
illefa'e. Allrcss DORMAN. Tribune
sARAToGA ,OTTAGEs.-Compe fur
Asae4. season or year; very low rentals.
"Nf =. LESTER BROS. Real Estate
Hsefis saratosa Springs y. Y.
10 LET TOR Seasonal Pembroke,
u4ituit. Com. Furnished country house:
nae rooms besides kitchen ana laundry
u i. Your arirs lawn and meadow stable.
'-.eiat.- Ear en- large and small fruits.
t4i-s, extensive wow. spring wafer. 500.
]. D. BALDWIN. u Nassau-st
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIP-
,,,yHs TOR The NEW-YORK TRiB-
80 WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1F-DNN DFfICE No. 1242 Broadway.
= i9or no.'t ~ IhiIty-frst- and AID
6ERIlsEMENTS az the following Branch
V..ees. - Elghfh-ave.; 1C0 Third-ave
einf rty-sDyenth-s'.. ljy East Forty
,,s.enih-st. o1rno- Third-ave.; $50 East
i%'i--si.. n'al Tiirl-ate.; l.O2G Thlrd-ave..
..seg Sixty fr-'.st. ] TOS Fifst-ave.: JOG
-rst For N...n. nl.sf.. 100 COiumbus-aY".
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FOR SALE.-Marhle and granite works.
good business: retiring on account 81 ae",
~ agents Address MARBLE. N.N ..
Tribune ONCE
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UPTOWN OFFICE 80 ga Broadway.
- door north o. Th.riy-frsf-st. and AD-
NEDTlSENENTS At fh- following Branch
o.aces; ~ Eishth-are.. 1D Irlrd-aNe.
crnar Forty serentA-s' 10 East Forty
seyerfr-st. corner Tlird-av~.. 80 East
l-Jin-s-.. near Thiri-ave. O26 Third-aV-..
iiear siX'y-frsf-st.: Los Fir-t-at... los
Nest FOr'v-soc0ad- - 1872 Columbus ave
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c,pDt,>.rR COOK Fly m'Glir-ag"d
,,,crir,n connie ~ ger'iom1n's place
man good vegetable gardener. good VITA
bnr,.i goal rllker. wife gloi cook ~
,he york ~ small family. references. ".
~ West lfh-s'
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COACEMAN.- by - young man. strictly
temperate. as coachuan or Useful-m on
gentleman place. handy IN garden. 5000
character. good reference. Address J.
UALLIGAN Huntington. J.. l.
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Furnished Rooms


Hao,C(hARMlNG LOCATION. Offering AZ,
,t-n, rooms. East 3ith-st. eentIenen
freshly furnished. 'o'iVc' ana
c..MALL PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING
or ~ mouse near 5th-ave.. wishes one
whole floor. with or without hoe VI 20. ~
nov ~, @@udrcss NEAR HERALD SQUARE
lSlll-sT.. l23 EAST.-very pioasan,
Hise room; also hall room. without board
"<Ic-ST AZ WEST.-NewIy and hand
s soiy furnished rooms private family.
a2fH-ST.. Is WEST. -lIandsomely fur
mlsnei rooms FOR gentlemen: running
water; references
81 MADlSONANE- Elegant parlor floor
,"oins' bath: parties partly furnishing
'euuCuoh made; family or gentleman.
10 WEST 18TH ST Elegant. newly
furnished rooms. excellent order: private
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

IAI'NDE ESS BY competent lann-
dress. has , ,car.' nrst-ciass city refer
ence from last employer Address NJ D..
R.x o.a Tribune OffiCe
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fpA'HMAN. fompetrnt. rcliabl" sin
81" man. thoroughly understands care u
hOfres. gardcn and lawn: experienced.
good driver. mixer. generally useful. good
reference. Address WILLIAM. Box >.
lrllunn OHM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

Hr'PSE Present employer desires 10
secure - situation iOr very experienced
infants nurse, with best references. Can
g.. sccr from - to ana after 40 AT %
Madison ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

GARDENER. 60 -, man under
e'lu4.u- vegetables ffuii lawns. avenue
1oI .fp.. business .n g-r'lrman's place.
l..t references. Atlrss o.. r.. * W,,t
gft.a-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

IAI'NDRESS. &c.-l}y conipetent
woman as lsundrass or cooking. ~ ney or
take charge Of house, personal reference.
a3S Sth-av". ~ bell.
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c;,n iseal C9latc for Sale.

-, -,lr o~ TO RENT Reasonable
Ton I-.UrN hrowrstolc front house
AZ noe c.s fixtures and mirrors. facing
g,lJ-..."'.o SQUARE. East lI'h-st. Address
H'g REEs ] West 72G-s'.
---,r-lDE DRIVE. corner lC>th-s;. -
E.'t,.ai artistic. detached house: low
sgts'"'ss.s-i for circular ATLAS Isl.
r.esevtrWENT CO.. IS Broadway.
r"CCklyn.
-,,r.7f-p~ LOTS FOR SALE. Inquire
CtNs,x ~ GpffN'S Granite Works. Con-
s. yVi-'' ei'i.u.c 90 Eyergreens Cemetery.
v.,asyn. --------------
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GARDENER HOlSEWORK. BY Or
man count. ~ children. on s"a'l"m"n,
place. man aa gardener ana 'aiinrt! VIC
aa.,rr.i h"us.wofk W. SUEBERr. ~
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Female.

COMPANION.-By a German lady OF
culture who has had much experience In
foreign travel. engagement for coming sea-
son sought Address BERLIN, - West
3pth-st
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08

Discours, the beadle Of the Church Of
st. Roch, In Paris, died ON Saturday, He
was almost famous for his tall stature,
imposing air and portly figure, and was
ut once the tallest of the Paris baadlea
and the senior Of them I'LL, Provost, the
beadle of the Madeleine, stood next IN
stature, and after him came the bsadla
of Notre Dame, an ex-drum major, who
was engaged two yeaFs ago by Arohbish"
op Richard,
Disoours was a passionate lover Of btl-
liards and went every evening to play
at the Cafe Regence, where he used to
measure his skill with Nj, Greyy before
the latter was president of the republic,
He constantly saw there man taller
than himself, Mr., Theodore Tilton, tho
American poet, who went to La Re-
genCe to play chess and was more than
a match for Grevy, The post of beadle
In Parts church Is much enyied ono
among the class Of men who compete toy
it, At Nqtre Dame, the Madeleine and
st. Clotilde the salary Is 500, and there
are perquisitos ut grand weddings and
funerals, In smaller churches the pay
is Gao. The gorgeous uniforms aud sil-
yer headed wand are provided by Tho
yestry,--London News,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08
EARLY Morning Advice.

Tho policeman, at o'clock q, H.,
had lust turned the corner when lie met
q man who very evidently was not q
suspicious character, yet who did not
seem to be exactly where he ought to
be. The policeman, however, had no in
tention of stopping him, but tho man,
much to the officers surprise, stopped
the guardian of the peace
"Scuse no." he said somewhat thick
", will you toll mo what time it is?''
"Tcn minutes after 3, " replied the
officer curiously,
Thought so, or theroAbOuts, said
tho man, with some Significance. "Are
you married man?"
II am, " said the officer Us if ho were
proud Of it.
"Y'ought to be, am, too; every
man ought to be, " said tho man. rs
your wife livingY"
"Sure, or was when 1 left homo after
supper.
''Ain't you been home since supper
mo" and the officer smiled.
"What timo d'you lay it wasp que
Fied the man,
"AfteP q o'clock, "
"Thought so, said the man, shaking
his head gorrowfully. "Got wife n
home, Amt been there since supper
now y o'clock IN tho morning, and yol
aro still out. Sir, I'm 'shamod of you,
and bracing himself up, with rebukinl
dignity, tho man walked away, loavinl
the officer almost prostratcd -Dctroi
| Free Press.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08

FhoFe comes a good story from Monte
Carlo, from that holy Of holios, the sa-
lon wherein are tho trento ct quarante
tables. Just as tho cards were being
shuiiiod for the commencement OF play
a gentleman deliberately counted out N
1000 franc notes and placed them on
tia black without even taking tine pre-
caution OF insuring them. TWAS play
ing the limit, " aud bystander remark
ed;
"Rather a bold play, sir. "
"Well," said tho player, y dreamed
last night that ! saw this table exactly
"a 1t Is new, and en tho first coup black
won "
Tho cards were dealt for tho first coup,
and black won. A suppressed "OhP'
from the bystandcrs gfootod tho an
nouncement, Red Loses" and then
from across tho table came woman 1
voice;
"What did you have fop supper last
nigbtG Do tell mei'-New York Her
| aid, ~
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08

"Any one who thinks a moose can't
travel at a pretty lively gait Is very
much mistaken, remarked George I.
Horton Of st. Paul, u used to bo To-
connective engineer M ta tho northern
paGt Qf nay state, and one day had an
utpQrtunity to test the speed OF this an
lIHai / was Running a light freight
train, and In coming around curve
saw big moose standing directly on
the track. As soon as the animal saw
the engine hg took to his heels right
dOw4 the path tatWeeR the Falls, FaF
about four mile6 we had perfectly
straight track, and as ! had heard OF
the great speed Of this animal ! deter
mined to test its ability. The gait OF the
moose was Il sort of trOt, such only as q
moose can exhibit, his PAGES being about
two rods IN length, At first II was Gnly
4 little Jog, bus as the engine began ia
gain speed the moose Jet himself out,
Faster and fpster sped tho engine, but
still tkg frightened moose tFotted IN the
van, and all the mysterious power Of
steam could not prevail upon this mon
arch Of tho forest At last after we had
covered the four miles, turning q curve,
we came upon gang Of section hanhs
who WeFp tixiAg the FFack, Fhe sight ol
| these meD frightened tho moose from
tho track, and he was soon lost TO yieN
Ia tho forest st Louis Glabe-Dem
| apat
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08

IN tha pidst Vi rhe prevailing eFa%s
foe odd and bizarre styles OF architec'
ture 1t Is pleasing 70 come across 9 plea
for the simple and homely buildings
such as contepted our forefathers. VIII
liam Henry Bishop, in an article IN
The Century, in which he gives his en-:
perienee while searching for q sptAmeg
home Ia uPpeg NeW England ~ the
form OF an abandoned farm, says; 1.-TWO
small white meeting houses show their
christopher Wren steeples complacent-
", Time has been when all these white
country meeting houses alike seemed g
freeze the imagination with thelT ppigi
ness, but times change, and We Witil
them, Ghe charming grace ana Ilghs
ness of design that many Of them pos
sess have been recognized, HheiF WhlFe
ness is d refreshing spot amid the green
a4yzzin short they are coming paek ~
f9 favor again, with che many otheF nie'
aid fashioned things ef the peflad, ans
the Invasion a. gothic chapela that slie
oseded them had better l0ok yell 70 IN
security of its domination, y
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08

1t Is said that Charles s scaplan Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer John =. Nc
Leans papeF-was once sent into 2
small town in The southwest fa get FhF
store II ! woman evangelist Wha had
bee5 greatly talked about seanlan at'
tended one of her meetings end oeeu'
ned 4 front scat. When those Wh9
wished ~ bs saved were asked 70 rise,
seaplap kept bis seal and used lis note,
book. The woman approached, ana
taking him by the hand said, Come
" Jesus. y MADAM, 2 said the negspa'
per man, II am here solely on business
10 report your work Brother, " said
SIC, There Is no business 40 i9pQEtan
N Gods 4 HWeli, maybe NOT Y Rala
eeaniaa, pbut y9n don't know Jeln =
MOI ,eaI,. i'-Atehis9H Globe
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08
HOME OF THE ORANG.
Scenes witnessed In Eoruco, Where These
Animals Are Most Plentiful.


Animals Are Most Plentiful.
The great island Of Borneo is tho
homo of the orang, ard one Of the most
noticeable features of the landscape ig
tho nests of the orang, which Gro seat
tered about thickly among tho tall trees
From their number enc might get
greatly exaggerated impression Of the
plentifulncr3 Of tho species unless it
were undcratood how and for what pur-
pose these roosting places were con-
structcd. The apes arc greatly annoyed
by fiieg, from which they are able to
protect the front part of their bodies
with their hands, but they cannot keep
the vicious insects from biting them in
the rear, and 80 they gather o quantity
of leaves and branches and make them
into couchcs to rCpOge against among
the bOughE.
4 protection of this sort serves very
well for awhile, bat presently its mate
rial begins to decomposc, and the decay
ing leaves attract the flies which the
Orang is so anxious to get rid Of Then
be il Obliged to mako another nest OF
lIGbH BJuiL, iillu ~ AlC lIbF9 AbINllo u NSH'
on Of them Ia the course Of tho year.
Inasmuch as he docs not take the trouble
to remove the old one they remain to
adorn tho tree top in which he swings
about Orangs have curious method
of fighting. In their conflict among
themselves, which arc frequent, their
effort is always to seize tho fingers OF
their adycrsarics and bite them.
1t is owing to this method Of battle
that It Is almost impossible to procure a
skin which docs not lack some Of the
fingers II defending itself against q
man; the orang will always attempt tC
grasp the arms Of his human opponent
Va rs 10 chew of lia fingers. For this
purpose Its jaws are eXcelIently adapt
cd, being enormously powerful Hn(
equipped with hugo incisOrs.
TO protect Itself from the rain thC
orang crooks its arms over its head. Th'
hair on the orang's upper arm point
dqwnward the apparent purPesa Peint
IN shed the rain lika a thdtch when tn
attitude thus described is assumed, -
Pittgburg Dispatch,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08

The use of oil in preventing boiler
scale now SO prevalent il met with the
objection that in using other than stand
ard oil of l50 to 800 degrees fire tost
there is danger of the formation Of what
is called oil scale, This, according to
chemical authority IL owing to the fact
that when the higher fire test oila are
introduced they rise and fioat upon the
top of the water, and the latter, inpreg-
mated with sediment and mud, boils
and bubbles up through the oil scum ON
top, and on the water becoming vapor-
lied 1t liberates the PARTICLES OF mud
and scale contained, which fall back
upon this layer Of oil upon the top q
the water After awhile the layer OF oil
becomes SO impregnated with mineral
substances that II sinks TO the bottom
of the boiler forming an incrustation,
OF oil scale, which is as injurious to the
boiler as Is the lime or magnesium
scale, But the same objection, II u re'
marked, has also been made to crude
petroleum, New York sun,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-08
pnrlish Homes and american,

On entering an Englishman's house
tho first thing one notices IL how well
his house is adapted to him. On enter
ing an Americana house the first thips
ono notices is how well no Rdapts him
self to his house, In England the estah-
Iishment Is carried on with aprime view
to the comfort of the man, In America
the establishment is carried on with a
prime WOW to the cenfpFt Of tho wom'
an. Men are more selfish than womenl
consequently the English hQme Is, a. y
rule, more comfortable than tho AmeTi'
can hame,
An Epalishman Is continually going
homer an American Is continually going
10 business, One is forever planning
and seheming to get home, and to stay
home, and to enjoy the privileges ol
home, while the other is more apt to
devote his energies to make his business
a place to go to and in which to spend
himself. These minor details pf aomea
tic life put their impress ppaA larger
matters bf business aud politics --lFleF
| Collier in Farpm,