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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT. I,fpRovrn nv
S SidSh DWELLING, No. 2G q sTI,Ei.r

''<NooA1HA-s, hEAl.
ihJ RnICE SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED By
NORTHWEST. -A
,By virtue q dead of trust recorded In iber M
n.y., ioho SSo ct SEQ, Of the land records ~ the
nstr 49, ot Columbia; and at the request OF the
TO- .neLep! secured. We Will cell at public auc.
80. IN, IN front OF the premises on 'rtiIrRSnAy
FiyF. ~ n,y SIXTEENTH, 1894 AT HAIF-PASf
sr, az LIN y NJ, lot Gs. In W. l. Pollard q
Wasi,n lson OF part OF lots and in square $50
Ia ,a IN ~ ., as per plat recorded IA liDet
paSs 80 OF the records of the survevor's .ffca
stated ~ NNe improvements above
g. o. rms; one-third cash. Of which a dcnastt NJ,
g. lSt be made at time OF sale and the lalance
~ ~, 'ludl ltlsta llmenis In and two Ve.re ~,
onarirI s on purchaser. bearing interest payable
Ysartiis, from day OF sale and secured Nv '.esS
OF trust on the property sold will be f,ta, - ~
..sn. at ne option OF the purchaser An convey
sl..ns anu recoTdllg at cost Of purclaser n
~ ia ar, re-, no, complied with in DAYS from day
81 tHe trustees reserve the right 10 r,.stI -
property at the risk and cost a tho 49,. $40, 50
Puf'haser' after eight days advartisemerf
IlinS. r. wAGGAMAN
7. f. wAGGANtAN, Anct w. iiiAhNs;
ans dads testees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIoNEEIis
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
,,, FURNITURE,
PIANOS, ORGANS,
MIRRORS ETC. ETC,
HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS, EN-.
Takes place at salesrooms, 30 Pennsy lvania
avenue northwest, on SATURDAY MORNING., AU-
GUST ELEVENTH, at TIN O'CLOCK.
The Horses and Carriages will Ice sold in front
Of the rooms at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
RADCLIFFE, DAIR CO,
1t Auctioneers.
THOMAS DOWNING & co, Auctioneers,
6l2 ST. NV.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 6l2 f
STREET NORTIiWEST. On SATURDAY. Az
GUST ELEVENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
1t Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT OUR SALES
ROOM, COR. 10TH AND PA. AVE. y. W,
TOMORROW MORNING, AUGUST ELEVENTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO, Ar IL O'CLOCK NJ,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
BUGGIES HARNESS, Etc.
Terms cash.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
BY DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERs.

jy21 %, Is, 27&3O, xr1,s.e.s&lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

Err e 1. 1 N & S.
4...4.A s..ns .oi DNies. 49,. .rA'r -'s"'
YrtA t.tt Il thAmUtgs-st. daily. follows. anu
,atult.s e..!icr nom y est I'D St.
~, j. Ni.-t"su.4ic4 iAgFsss i,r Nayerly. BEG
J:lo I'n','n t.u4lra. Huda.o. Bradford anI sa.A
I'M r. w. NTesi.o-ir Limited Sold train FOR chi
J.OO clg. wa ,aaIiaLiua Lake sleepe.s TO cni-
,.,.o Gle, Gland ana Ci,cinntt' Dining car
O.OO secE@rs g. Buffalo and Chicago.
- a. VI. Via ChsEtlusua LAX ana Niagara Falls
O.io soma train Chicago Sleeper, 20 Buffalo.
,.,...,s, ana Cine |lnntl. IuinF
al TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l. M nroiations at e6l ga l)i and ai7 H-oaiway $50
= nth St Cnamtcss and W~-t 23d -. ferries New
u. AZ, Fui p ST. brooklyn. 30 Hslsons' H1h'ken.
ana Jersey Clty Eric Transfer Company calls 'or
ana checks baggage from hotels and residences des'''
nation.
>.EwYonN AND Los" bkANch HAtLhOnD
y 800 suu,u,~r scnc lu.e IN Nee july 49, -
H..tf-nk Long Bfancn E4urf'h OCEAN p.o'c hs-
,.'., I,,r- lmAi ~prns Lake. ana I'lh Ic"''n' OIL,
-. .,t Co,t,anIt and p'svtoss's I cots 500
-, - 10 - a. texc.it KciaanO. i.@1 DO 90 y m
l-tr. fl,t Liberty d.: - 90 30 ,. .4"nfs)
nj s1.,o I'll go a. n ~ ~ Saturdays orl}) LID
- - 10 800 $40. 500 0.i3 M SUNDAYS 80 10
49,, ~ H.; rs - not rop Ocean Grove and AsbuFy
Park. ITO.
R,t'rt4s BLODGETr. sup't y y 81 n r r.
g. T. A. renna Il X. q. T. A.. C. r. r. Of n J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

rouvay shares were dun oul strons'
American rawances generally were mere rehec-
although CITATIONS in the home market. ~.
lions o. NV 2 per cents advancer iurther 10
paris Freh''i, 70, o7is. sight exchange on LONDON
etntiIrre'SSc steady al 25lS francs 10 inc s'e'-
ung connell, william L. Bull. Gerald L.
george SScvwiYork: Rowland Hazard OF hnons
Hoyt. Of .>cT Tlwin H. Abbot. Of Boston noioers
Island, Srnmssnting n large number oil bonus anu
and repte ,sn Wisconsin Central Company nave
stocks OF u ~" committee To protect their III
bten cohsTt,,' formation Of this committee naS
terests mi, If conferences between thc holu
been the respectivc securities concerned, an"
ers OF ,nv - funding coupons OF the nrst NOR
tie scheliI. Is withdrawn. Default having peen
gage oo", ,be pavment of interest que July Oh
made IN '. 'ortgage bonds. and the road ncinS
the hrs' The hands OF receivers, IL Is DcneVSu
already initial that the various interests III t'c
10 be esSenould act in harmony with view 10 , a
property roorga nization. An agreement WI.
permanel.s arnd and deposits Of bonds VIII 'hen
soon ne "a Meanwhile bondholders are asKeu 10
he inyl'e, names and addresses to the chairnan
send tne .n,,1mittee. George CoppeI' OF Ma''iano'
phelps q ..',,nston. Cedar Rapids and Northern
The COMPANY. of Iowa. has declared
Rallway ol dividend of ~ per cent. ,.o,
semi dividend of ~ per cent mas ueor
quar- the "Opens, Smith Wiema""
company. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
ALBANY Boats,
PEOPLES LINE.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave f.st
Al \ r. fo1t ,analst. at ,. m. daily lSuhuaSS 81
ceu,.D direct connections with express uats 'u,Ssaia
-, oLn Ga,-go and an Adirondack points hchneia
I'd rhousanl Islands. Saturday night steamer
nnrt. i.h sunday morning tor Saratoga Sa'o-
we'll LAX" George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

TOR IOt.fr IEANII. JULIAN bItOF Z, ETC.
From Pier o. n. r. foot Rector 81.
T1r Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normandle
Irsnch At i:3) 300. 100 l. NJ. 90 80 4 g. 80
J. " .>uu,.a,s. 900 II 90 \. NJ. ! 90 go !. NJ
For Flhcron. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. and poln',
s.uh 10 Point Peasant II 90 \. NJ. 90 3t5. 80. 800
T. " sundays Except Ocean Grove and Asbury Par0
300 \. N. 100 y NJ .
FIR lakewood. Toms River, and Barnega, 4.So A. H.
Fot A,lan,ic CITY vineians and Bridge,on 40 A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains foot of west f-'-s| ~ AoH"N'' =" '''
fllet Ff,nhlIn-sI 49,.
81 ior West Corn"ai IAkrs Muho", ii1n "a,''
n,.,rka and WA!kill valley stations. Nlldrt l"n.
-,mlns bug Elcn,n,e, Fallsburg, Ibet Caroondale'
scranton Walton. Delhi sidney. NrW-h'!lil N''"l'"'
Utica, Onrlua. FULTON. Dswrs ., ,,,,u..-
y.l6 A m daily for Wcst Cornwall. hlldl"toWh.
Bioonlng burg Wurstboro l;n-n,e Montandale. Falls
Lurg. Hueyyllle. Liberty taiis Ls9siH Whit LAKE
Ii D. IA. only hiidlrtoNl lIoOm!ilB-
hug Wurisboro Eenvllr. Mounaindale. Centrc' ll'.
Jasburg Hurley vr Liberty Fails Liberty FarAs'iIe.
Livingston Manor. Rockiand , ,,,, s,.o
Ford Giidctown. Wursboro. Ellenylle. M2un'andale.
t.entie,llie Fliisburg TTeyvte Liberty Falls Llb"iN
parkaviit. Livingston Manor ,,,, ,,.,,,,
AZ =, m Wet Cornwall. OTIS Mills MEADOW
prork a,nubrI Hall. Stony Ford Crystal Run. Middle
town BIoomlnk buig. Wurstt yro. Eilenyiile. 81,
"a o. M daily for Mddletowr. lHoomngDurs. rms
burg liberty Livingston Manor Walton. sidney No,.
wch Oneida. Fulton. OgveEo. Niagara Ias ana points
west Pullman sleeping cars Fee reclining 'haF car
TO Chicago without change - =, ~, u-o.d
Tickets ana Pullman Drawing Room seat, a 81 Broad
var. New. York. ) =, :, hN...n'"nr y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
u.,r.uosr & ONO IL. IL.

o,,r,,Opr WAsHlNGTON. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
Ball sT Iot-Is AND ALL FONTS Wisr
rr.iiMAN tAR SERVICE oN ALL TRAINS,
.oot u I.tcltf &. daily For CHI
EGO a. p M AMI l. night Fsr rLrTSBJ re LAG
m M 900 p ~ wAsIiiNG;dGGN6 No hALTIMoss in
q ~ va n &C. o. o. m. D!nlne Can. Il Il night An
,:ra,n, run DAILY keep 90 r. m For N0RtoI X Bay
pnnoke nr sto and CHATTANOOGA. through Pullman sleep
trs car daily. 49, - =, - ,... -.
Tckct orccs ~. cei as. lao Bway 81 f. rths 's
.,o ,;rp.d 81, = y 80 Fn'r--s- ff kifn STATION
-, ., IiNer,yst C. r II ~ Y !.
Transfer Co vii 6aO 90 ana cneck parv<ss
,,,,, hot.i or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
NIL. LAcrIAwAyNA AND WESTERN 1t. I
stations In Nrw-Nork foot or Unrci"y hhn
Christophrr streets.
VEsTIBVLED TRAINS. PtLIMNN "ffHr
PINTS(M


Chri.tophcr streets.
yEsTInII.ED TRAINS. III LINAN bCFFET
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT.
,,,,.ct fout. To- NENAlk. BLoOAFIELp, MON4CI.AIR.
TILE CHANCES. Summit Bernolds'ilc Bas"ing
klds~ Madison. Moristown. lhssaic. Paterson Boon
ton 10, er Stanhope. btplth LAKE,, l.AhE NO
PArCONG IIao kctistown sChOOLEYS MOUNTAIN
Wilmington. PfIILIPsnvNG. EAsToN WArtg
TGS' pITTSTtJN. WiLKESBAERE NANTICOkE
ISMTON OXFORD NORWICH Natervile uTICA.
HiruFlI.i.D SPRINGS. Cortland, SllACt 50. oS-
WEGO ITHACA. OWEGO EIMTNA CORNING.
HATH iANsviLIE. BUFFALO and all points
WFsr NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
.:aD A -BfHGIAMTON Al stops at principal
eco 4. M-puFrALo. SCRANTON. nIN,GMAAMroN;
~ yfIcA RICn1IELD SYRINGE. SYRACUSE ani
osWFt;O ExPRESS Pullman llunc farlor Cars Con.
meets At Buffalo with train for ChchGo. arriving o-o
A. n mornlnf
EXPRESS rulmln paIlor cars ,,.,,. -, "a,
900 T. M.-SCRANTON. WfLKFSBARtE and PLfM-
OiiTH EMPRESS Puilmah pnrlor cars ,.,,,,,
TON and Ei.MlRA LIMITED ENfEESS Pullman
BUFFET Slcepcrs Arrives at 7l5 a. m ....,.,,
900 p NJ d)aiiJ)- BUFFALO. SCRANTON. ElNFifAM'
TON, EICIIFfELp SPRINGS. sYRA'tSE and oS-
WEGO ENTREES. Pullman Iiurc sl.epcrs. 49,, . -,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATE a. .,
Tsh and Di2 broadway. 5a West l2athst ~ oolnnus'
az. New-York 33s and T2o Fuitonst and - BIoadway
Prooklyn Time tables. giving fun Information nj all STA
tions. - .......,. -, Ill o.. an,
eheck bar from hotel residence to h"~'hr1on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch. ocean Grove. &C. NJ,
FOR Hei Bank Long Bsqnch and poats SOUTH 70 II az
a NJ y % i. Il saturdays only. 30 @i3. $50 400,
$40 10 G.i5 T. " SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove ana
Ashury Park 9l5 A. v. 100 400 p NJ
For LAKEWOOD Toms River. Barnegat Park ana
Parnegat ! 30 S.ij A. NJ. 20 80 7. VI -
For Atlantic cry vineland and Brdgeton. +:so A. M
i:3o =. ".
For Monmouth Beach scabrigh, and Highland Beach
go. S.li II 30 A. NJ. $50. i3o. 6l5 p. NJ sundays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
WEST SHORE r. r.

Trains leave Vest 4cd ST. Station. Ncw-iofA. ia.
loWa and IS minutes cager nom foot Fianhlia ST..
a.,O A. VI. 44lJ. LJ,h. 20 banaIJ sleeping car
Ne~-York C. BitnnsiAc. sundA}s on.>. ean Pc oc~u
10 W Daily oc. 20 Albany for ca,sAN Noun
tans and Eafalga. fAr.or car ~ AIbAh}' Sun-a>s
0i5 A. ". paiy :or Albany. Uuca sjIacuse. Roch-s.
ter Durao. Nigara FANS. Detroit. ch.cas1. except
A. ii 90 A. VI. Daily. except sunday. To- h.oom'."e
ana Catskiil Mountains. NJ" ralr ia"cs M.hons Anl
BIi:,5 4 VI. Daily eNc.vt sunday. T. CAtskll A)un-
tanh New Ia.I. Lakes d9ucnA and LinH~whska Al
lanK saratoga. Caldwell LAKE p'Ntg" fa!.lF sass 10
Hloomvl. Safaf IA and 'aliMe.l
lis T.. VI. Saturdays only HlIf IL lilay Special 70
CatsA,ll Mum ans. Iarllr ar at"fh, .,... :, -
,.in. N,w rn.tz. Lakes Mohonk and MlnHe aska Al.
hany' saiatos. paror cars attached 10 Hobart and
c 400 l., VI. Dary. esc'p sunIay. fcr Albany
MS - Vi. pai.y fDr Albany. 81 nired. tura. Syra-
cu,. E,ch.stei. buffalo Niagara FAILS. Toronto De-
G:o A. VI. Daily. cAcert SUNDAY Or N"wburg. Al
1"ny Saratoga ard Montreal "arior car to King
-A5 T.. NJ DaHy except Sunday for ruca. srracuse.
II chester Buffalo. Carries s"rPng-'"f passengers
sI5 T. H. Daily for Albany. rtca. syracusr. Roches.
isT Hunalo y Asara Pals Toronto. Detroit. Cie'e-
land. Chicago and 81 outs - ,,oo, ,,,o -,
i, 9 i~av~s BROOKLYN ~ Annex AlooN. BIO ~
a. m % 10 > m Jersey Ciiy T. IL X station AlO 49,
For ucRes ume tables. psror end s.esping se-
Yo"k ana ~ sa;ions Time tables a. principal hotels
For other Information address
Nant.rbriave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

(An'hraclie coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot u Llberty-st.
Tar Tasion. Beth hem. Alontown Mauch Chunk Sc:
80 1:i5 $40 40 EastOn A. NJ. $40 100. ltOO
10 Easfon) 30 3 ~ 30. 70 Allentown L. ~ sun
DAYS 10 I u A. N. 100 $50 GOO r. ".
For WNkealarrc. Pttston, and Scranton. 0:l0 A. NJ,
40 90 40 r. NJ sunlays !3o \ ~ =,
For Reading 80 500. e:iO. 10 90 II 30 A. NJ.
10 30 200 400 500 20 1870 = ST., 1915 might,
Sundays 1 30 A. 81. 90 30. $50. COO Z. NJ. 1918
night
For Iiarrls.-'- At 40. 500. oO A. NJ. 40. 10.
60 800 5:45 e NJ. l2:li nigh. Sundays. 100. 5;3D
Goo = NJ l2.l5 night.
ror eun'rrv Icv'efurg md wrlamsport a. 40 500.
p,Io 4 M. l:lO 30 40 p NJ. Sundays. 7:l3 A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
Railroads..
RAILROAD.

STATIONS i IFf e and .,f foF iS Streets
1910 A. NJ rENXsTL1HNfA 'f nII4lrES~PsI%ssn
A1S oSsRS ,S5 :Ss
80 r. Il n rh f@a Gs ISL sr LOUIS ExrRrss
yi. and GnIs:so; &rTivs tincisnad 1850 4 NJ. s.
Goo ssi & M fasst'
+ s6t4awFs4EsS nIFn T:s Fss.
sr2a. ne R"s Cars to nnap 'pa d s.
$50 iT P H. rXc hsfc"d Sleeping
Car to Piftsburg. Connects for Chicago daily ana
RS S's ;f'FH' THE SOUTH
@ '%:s Sa' S SIss
ali Parlor and Dining cars) 40. Dining Carr. 900
80 T.. Richmond and Danylpe E5pre.s d ,D;;
sleepers 10 Aiheyie Tampa ana nG Irsnnviiie
500 r. M.-paliy 10Y chcsspcske & Ohio Railway.
FOR ob Sn T c c99 9Tg ona NORFOLK Via Cape
Charles Route NJ weekdays and with rhr0us"
Tampa Jacksonville and Charleston. 900 p NJ daily
r2aR ATL4NTIc ciTYc 80 p. NJ weekdays with
F'r CXfE MHY 100 A. NJ 100 and 2:io P. NJ week
rex Long Branch Asbury park Ocean Gsqy' SHd r'S ,
Peasant. , 80 30 $40. 1000 Aoo NJ, o,2Io, IA
+ N Teekia' '5. sundaSs IL eii T. NJ. 5:i5 p NJ
90 -, stop a Asbtry Park and Ocean Grove on sun
FOR PIIILADMLrmIA .n
'i iS'is II ~ 4 M u i2:,o y ? 10 40
s5c 90 L!rtsi. 10 A. H. = s. 40, 5. o 7;''. 5. o
rpt. ~ o 1l' T Y5 a., ga 1876 ia and 2ci BROAD
way og.e Isl i2'h street, ard teo' go g,
Fulton street os Broadway and Rroollvn Annex sta
ion. foot u Fulton Street Rrooklyn Station Jersey
7Ss Newyork Trap.ter win cal, for and %
s. n rREyosT. J. R woon;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PlflLAUELTNIA. bALIlMOkh MD WASIIIN"'
r Fneac2s s v'sf fa 80 e. 800 800 oSe r lsS
taQ 800 200 n'as caT, 40 ~ :2I 80 T. NJ III
% = % . 10 dining can P NJ. Y - rshtoo ,,o
F,- baltimore and Washington. wcek days 30 IL 10
0i.ninx caD A 81 $50 20 500. 900 dining carl
j NJ II IL nigh. SUNDAYS 300. II 30 dining Can
A N % 500 800 Dining CaO r. M l2:l5 hight:
ckes I'd garcsr .eats esn he PrasgTsd at ~ 2o
IAN St 1874 Fas, 18th 81, 2S+ West l3'tn 81: zol
~. ,tlv,. - rroaivay Williamsburg. The New ork
Tr,n,fer Copany gl call Tor and check baggage from
~ lrs.lnai0f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
ccual Notlcrs.
-,I.rRTyE COURT KINGS COUNTY

- I'PREME COURT KINGS COY " H.,
- Vlnccnzo Trorlano. Plaintiff. against An , i''
piino, Defendant. summons Ncu"h i' "''
70 the above named defendant; 49,, ,..,orlo,r, Il,
lou arc hereby summoned 10 answer ~" ,or an ,hc
,lls grtou and ID copy or your "N -" ~,
p1inns attorney Within twenty daNS a't'r IN" anH IN
~ mis- nnmons exclusive or the day OF ser =, -,
cas-. Of your failure appear or answer o,Ij
he taken against ,ou 10y default Tor the '''''' "'
the complaint. $500 900,
Dated Rrooklyn. Iuly 2th. lSt ,,,,,,.s ,,tv
FRANCIS J., H'tN'NI AZ rnl,,n street
Oaicc and Fostpficc Address No. "'i '"'''" ''''
Brooklyn. y \. m .,,. s,,,r,,n. is served
uu,n Won bv publication pursuant To IN or."l " ,a,ai
VIM. n,r,lru Iuatice the Suprem" tpurt nhu'i
The ian ,o. ~ july l>ol and hlel WIN Ue ,, ~,
In ti.c Office II the Clerk OF TIA" county III N'N' "
h''"N' MA >,rs t. COHRNO Attorney for Plaintiff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
Does Water Run UphilI?

That water should run uphill is popu-
larry supposed to he as impossible as it
seemed to Macbeth that "Birnam wood
should come TO Dunsinane." In fact, it
is favorite illustration Of the impos-
sibility OF thing being done. But it is
a fact that the Mississippi does run up
hill; that is, its mouth is higher than its
source. The equatorial radius of the
earth is thirteen miles greater than the
polar. The distance on the eircumfer-
ence from either pole to the equator is
6.225 miles, making the upgrade frac-
ton over two miles to the thousand.
The Mississippi is 1900 miles long, and
the mouth would therefore be five miles
farther from the center of the earth
than its source. Does not that mean
that it runs uphill? In going from the
Twin Cities to ST. Louis the river would
run uphill about a mile. But if you
should make the journey over the
Burlington line, you would never re-
aliZe that you were making an ascent,
SO slight is the grade of the road, and
so smooth the track. The most beauti-
full river scenery in the West lies along
this route. Ticket Offices, 400 Robert
street (Hotel Ryan. and Uuion depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
QUAILE ON TOAST AT LAST.
Festive LoW-DoWn Footpad
Gets Ninety Days at the
WOrkhOuSe.
ODD SPECIMENS IL COURT.
TWO Arrests Turn Out to Be
Those Of Truly Insane
Persons.

When the Great Northern train from
the coast drew in at the union depot
yesterday morning, Detectives DAILY an d
Kenaley stood OH the platform and
scanned the faces of the passengers as
they came towards the gate. They in
terfered with no one until they saw a
well-dressed, medium-siZed man with
gold eyeglasses reposin z ON his nose.
They at once laid hands upon his shout
derS and informed him that he might
consider himself under arrest. lie
looked surpris ed, but made no scene.
At the central station he gave his true
name, which is Isaac Gunsheimpr.
Gunshemer was arrested on tele>
gram from Chief of Police Mimic, of
Portland. Or. which stated that Guns
heimer was wanted i'll Portland to
answer to the charge of enforcement.
PREFER ed Ivy Nj. A. Cunts q Co., for
whom he has been travelling. The
Portland authorities were notified Of
the arrest and responded with tele-
gram announcing that they had sent all
officer on to bring the prisoner back.
Gunsheimer denies the charge. He
says that it is simple case of differ
ence of $40 in the settlem ent with the
firm.
QuaiIe on TOast.
o. B. Quaile, the long-haired indi-
vidual who told fortunes for two
Theatre Comique sirens and was after
ward accused by them of stealing their
money and jewelry, and was tried and
acquitted in the municipal court. was
not SO fortunate yesterday. MIR. q uaile
appeared in the same court this time on
the complaint of james Kennedy, who
charged Quaile with assaulting HIM
with intent to dlvest him of such coin
as he happened to have. Judge Orr
thought the testimony was sufficient to
warrant finding Mr.. Quaile guilty. The
finding was so recorded. and opposite
the name of MIR. Quaile were also writ.
ten the euphonious words, Ninety
days."
PLANTATION Darby.
John Smith, a colored man about
siXty-five years OF age, would not an
swer any OF Judge Orr's q uestlons yes
terday in the municipal court. The
judge sought to learn something OF Mr..
Smiths identity, his residence and his
means of support. To every question
put the old coiored man would answer:
''II's 'gainst de law foh me to tell
you"
Mr.. Smiths case will receive the att
tenti0n of the probate court.
Officers Mozart and Mccarthy found
a woman wandering about the union
depot at all early hour yesterday morn
ing. As she talked incoherently and
seemed to be out of her head, the Off
GERS called the wagon, which conveyed
the woman to the central station. She
gave her name as Christina Nelson and
said that she lived at 404 Banfl street.
She is about thirty-tive years of age.
Christina was taken to tine county
Jail" yesterday. and will be examined as
to her sanity in the probate court today.
Richie Joyce is the name given 10y
an Odd-behaving man arrested by one
OF the Margaret street officers. MIR.
Joyce being apparently insane, he was
removed to the county jail.
Lord Rosebery, the British premier
loves good cooking. His mullins a!t
l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20

do YOU know, | am much
Interested In the election of'Billy Koch.
There ara are lot Of people in the
Seventh ward who do not know the
man. told one iuqnirer vino asked
me: who is Billy Koch" that he
worked ON the GL0BE-that he looked
very much like Dan Aberle-and this
man-to whom. liy the way. was pay
ing my coal bill-said why. Ptl vote
for him. think we ought to appoint
a cunmittee of five to bring such
meeting about. and it would help the
cand dates very much. l wilt make
motion To this effect, and that the chair
name such a cnmmittee."
G.. Tyson Butcher seconded the mo.
tioI He wanted Mr.. Hall 10 be pI esent
and speak.
Harry w. Wack believed that the
committee should have general powers.
and he one on demonstration. He sug-
gested that other clubs he invited to
attend-in short, believed that clubs
Onght TO visit back and forth.
Mr.. Tighe suggested that the commit
tee be allowed to fix the date for such a
meeting.
- Mr.. Mcguire urged the candidacy OF
Cary |. Warren for the state senate. and
thought extra efforts for his election
ought to he made in the Seventh aud
Eighth wards.
air. Tighe believed that short speeches
by the candidates would be the proper
thing.
President Markoe appointed as the
committee above referred to. Messrs.
Wack, Tighe. Hall, Butcher and Farley.
Mr.. Haggerty, candidate for county
commissioner, invited the Seventh
Ward club to a meeting of the Eighth
Ward club. at the corner of Western
and University, next Thursday evening,
and especially invited Mr.. 1ighe to
bring Billy Koch with HIN to that gath
ering. Mr.. Tighe said he would do so.
The club decided to hold its meetings
regularly hereafter every Friday night,
at the corner of Western and Dayton
avenues, and then adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-20
OPERErTA Italia"
Prettily Presented for Peoples
Church Home Mission.

Prettily Presented for Peoples
Church Home Mission.
The pretty little operetta ''Laila" was
presented Thursday night atMarket hail
with very goo d effect. Miss Lettie L.
Rice. under whose direction it was pre-
pared, deserves great credit for the
way in which she handled the half a
hundred or more children. gotten up as
fairies and mountain children. and who
took part in the choruses. The enter
tainment was given for the benefit Of
the Home Mission of the Peoples
Church, and quite tidy sum was
Melted for this good work. The chill
dren showed throughout that they had
been we'll drilled, and they gave their
solos, duets and trios satisfactorily.
The operetta is not the usual kind Of
thing that is given by children, but is of
high order of play. and the music is
very good. The part of Laila was very
well taken by Gussie Edgtrton, ard
Charlotte Child made very pretty
fairy queen. The other solo parts were
we'll taken by Gertrude Jacobs, Maud
Anes, Ella Claus. Ruth Jones and
Edith Elliot. The story of the operetta
was given last Sunday in the GLOBE
and need not be repeated. 1t is suTti-
cient to say that thu production was a
very great success, and owing in no
small DEGREE to the never-tiring effor s
of Miss Emery. who has rehearsed the
children of the Peoples Church Sun
day school for some time past in prep
aration for this.