davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

TRIAL or II. =. DURRoUGHs FOR FORGERY Re-
GUN -INTERrsrIHG EVIDENCE GIVEN.
The case OF Horace r Burroughs ir.. the lumber
man indicted for forging lumber inspectors cer-
tlnClte. mp again yesterday morning In Part ii
OF the General Sessions before Judge Fitzgerald. on
n motion by The defendlnts counse.. Charles +.
Brooke to quash the Indictment. The proceedings
were IN the shape Of the inquiry as TO what had
become OF a missing certificate.
The first witness was Thomas s. Quinn. OF the
Export Lumber Company. IL vas asked what he
krcw about tn missing papcr lie had had possess
sion OF Il when he connected with The Middle
ton Lumber Company. st this point the witness
volunteered the Information that The other side had
offered money for the a',egel forged paper. Asked
where he secured this knowledge he said thai ne
would decline 20 answer unless Otherwise directed
by th2 Court
Being pressed further. however. he declared that
he had learned this from Mr. Wcl.man.
on cross-cxsmiaa' ion. Mr. Quinn was asked II he
and Miidcton lie rcpllsd that he Gal not
And why are you interested in this pTosccl-
!,eeause Burroughs is eampettST, Of mine and
And tha, is why MIR Flint. Mi Wheelwrlsht and
Mr, Barroashs:"..
And the, people who arr fighting Mr. Burroughs
compose lumber trust. o; which Mr.. Burroughs IS
rot a member"
not a trust but combination on prices"
nation was no' made until after the proceedings
against Hurroughs had been Instituted
blne' had con,rlb1,ei tn,r shar@ o, ,h. cxpeus1s
a'''choI 70 engaging ,ir We;man 10 prosecute the
W. y wh@elwreht Wa rext sworn lie pro-
% zrr,h M W., n ,ba, nd anrDs Ur[' ~,
Fr:lay mornin@ Hefor" aLiourniue the Assistant
find Water H,incman. tho missing witness Hcine
nan "A cork for burroughs. and = supposed to
n5 oT Sc s'.n .i " M r1r H Wr 0nrn M ssgl %
that h' believed the m'n hrl been sp'ritNi away b.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
10 FILL ORDNANCE CORPS VACANCIES

The following second leuenants Of the Army have
oeen ordered TO repor: at the Army Building. in
"m'ehal-st. tomorrow, 70 compete in an ex-
animation by special board for the two vacarc'es
IA the Ordnance Corps: Frank f. HAIRS. Is, Ar
uLery; Maurice g. Krayen5uh,. George Mont
sonery. Daniel ". Ke'cham and Tracy g Dck-
soa. "a Artillery; Charles p Sunmera.l. IN ArtfI-
,,..N Truman y. Murpay, 18Th Infantry; lawson
D. Fuller, 9h Cava'rv. The competition Is open
oay . second eu.enants and this IS the frs: tine
nat Officers have shown any special desire TO be
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second.
hand wool and Iron working machines.
fully giarsrfced. machinery bought ami
exchanged. EEOEGE - EDDY. 31s Mndl.
s'n st
ATTENTION Saving machines II All
KINDS. nrS. $50. good. SECOND hand. so
. or crrli, eSchrnFo, rented At
FN'S'iIs ? 13i ~ ave. liSih. .
At LiTTLE's TOOL STORE. 20 Fulton.
o.. Ne~-Ao workshop rrchircrv ND0'
plw"r) liri 'rcc; wood ar inK focl-. SCROLL
laws designs ard fancy woods. incubaiois
ana ho,dcfs IA operation.
BEAUTIFUL COLD CHAIRS. onlv 81 ~.
reduced from s.. great sacrifice. reducing
stock. larg" sar'riment r1ck-fs. corner
chhifs. elegantly upfDi.'c-eG. GOLD
CHAIR aANt tFACTt l,ERs. - Murray
Ft
BICYCLES Have Nv iSai $50 pncu.
matte saf";i.s. fak-n fr drsi SIS cash
Including lamp. h"lI ant all tools. gunran-
te"! ll2A Iowerr-st.. BrroApn.
BICYCLE BARGAINS.
colImbia.. so. so. 80. Handlers. 81
ana SO. Liberties. Sli and $40 Vici0rs.
~ and 50. fLooniS sa5 nnl SO. An
n2"nIn"iic ~ cushion nnd s9iii tireI
SPOT ca~h Honsr). iii Nas'au-s'. near 70
BICYCLES -Iiirh-grsd- paeumatic. from
so 20 sI5 nll nhso,ntciv new. % 10
- poInds. aiso ladies'. BICYCLE OFFICE.
430h L"Ninci nave. near <iih-st
DESKS A four-foot polished oak rolIiop
desk foT SO. 5-fopt high TOll solid onk
cesl fDr f3S. the biggrrt bargains In New
York ENTIRE DESK co. lOd Bway
EDISON PHONOGRAPH-sc Send one dollar
for our latest record from Ricc's 1877
- 'Houey Roy" NJ T.. ARCi' LARII'9 81
South William-Hi.. New-YOrk.
FOR CAt'SE Of sickness newly furnished
boarding house. ~ rooms. all let. good
business easy terms. Grove-,t.
XEW-mCYCLEs- NEW
A. second hand prices inspection invited
Westerns. $40 lsnsl price 800.
Oxfofds. S4j. Usual price sDp.
For either lady or gent Pneu. tires.
ORMO*DE CYCLE co.
10 Barclny-si.. near Broadway.
STAMPS Columbian dollar. values. 20
I"r cent over facg. also collection rnr.
British Colonial Old German states nnd
Americans. RICHARD. ~ south 10Th st.
ErOoldyn.
STAMPS. All kinds. especially Columbian
set. used md unused way below cat
nloguc prices nlsO. fine collection h 900 VA
rieties. RICHARD. ~ Soutn lOth-st,
BroDdyn.
SAFES. Cheap for cash; closing out stock
on hand of National safes at less
than cost Of manufacture. y. II. GROSS.
600 Br01dway
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
TIE AFFfiRS or T.. y. BIRTIETT e CO.
w W GOODRICH THE ASSIGNEE. MAKES HIS
REPORT AS TO THE ASSETS AND
LIABILITIES

The creditors OF the Union Warehouse Company
AMI T.. b. Bartlett & Co. met Yesterday a. No. 80
Waist - hear the preliminary report Of the as
sIgnee. W. W Goodrich. II reported that the
sets Of the Union Warehouse Company We're slSl-
2sl: the liabilities $'9S. 80, arl the contingent la
buies sSSc5e The a~seis Of T. Il Bartlrtt *
CO % reported SSi2.935. the liabilities $91 ~.
and the contingent liabilities. which consist -;
notes indOrsed for the Union Warehouse Com0au",
sf2.2E0.
Il committee composed Of Thomas A. Mciltyre.
George q WN'ian1s and C. A. ROber. U1s an
pointed to investigate the affairs Of ;he two con
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

transferred TO the Ordnance Corps the number OF
applicants heretofore never being more than twice
the number Of vacancies
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
FURNISHED ROOMS.

A.-EN SUITE AND SINGLY Newly fur
nished cool rooms; private baths. every
possible convenience. attendance: extreme
ly moderate prices. breakfast II desired.
80 Iadison-aye.
I'd LET Pleasant. well furnished rooms.
lOl West 34th-si.
I WEST 3lST st. handsomely furnished
rooms, suits or sincly; parlpr noor; suit
able To- dOctOr or business purposes.
yTHST., u Cbctween 9TH and Madison
ayes. Rooms en suite single. bath par
lor; upper floors. s. upward. weekly; con
veaient hotels. clubs.
81 WEST SID ST.-IIachelor apartments:
private residence: handsome large room:
t"ve'her or singly. appointments first
class.
l23 LEXINGTON-AVE.- Fine rooms: ex-
cellent board. home comforts: location
desirable for transients: summer prices.
table board.
rs WEST GiST-sT. Large, richly fur
nished rooms; singly or en- suite: adjoin-
ing Park and elevated station.
III WEST 45TH-sT. Second. story front
hall room: closet: also back square room;
hot and cold water: closets: three doors
from Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE corner l0Sth-st-
Substantial. artistic detached house. low
price. send for circular. ATLAS ~
PPONEME%T co. IS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
Gordon Hotels. Limied.
CRATEFt l. COMFORTING.
EpPS'S COCOA.
HOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON-AVE. l0j -Cool. attractive
rooms. good table and service. references.
MADISON AVE. i.927. opposite PARK.
i24th-st Third no3r. three ro ms. FUR
nished or vnfurnishcd VIII ios,a: hacH .'g,s
paTior and smaller room conn"oting' pri-
va'c house: American famiir.
WITH BoARn. 81 Wcs' 4n'h Large
AMI small rooms. second ana faird floors
strangers accommodated. fun m"f prices.
NTU-sT. 2I3 WEST De-'irable secon9
story rooms with board. hall rooms.
summer rates: ;ransie1iis, references eA-
changed
3sTH-sT.. 10 WEST Very desirable
rooms with board. references given and
required.
53D ST. 81 WEST Handsomely. fur
nished large cool rooms. moderate
terms. iransierts accommodated, superior
table: reference.
57TH-sT.. sI3 WEST large and small
rooms with board. gentl'rpen "r gen
tl~men ana wiyes. references. table h'"rl
err
aGs WEST 23D-ST Rare opportunity:
floors. 3 anG rooms. newly furnihhe1,
board optional. also large front and back
rooms. hall rooms. releIence rea-lre1. a
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ADD TO YOUR INCOME. We orer a
Umltf0 amount u ~ Pc ''''
Earning stock on monthly payments Of 81
nor share par value SO per share NJ
dress TIE AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION
Co. Lancaster. Ky.
a FAMILY would sell. to private party
only large oak buffet; made abo y, ~
yenrs ago elegant design. rich tint or oar.
with broca,elle marble slab: ercepuonn,y
beautifully article. price. So. Address j.
Box 20 i2a2 Broadway. -
A GENTLEMAN with 5000, energy and
good references can SECURE an nl.Ir''
IN a splendid paying business. exception
al opening EDWARDS. ~ West i2d-st.
ATTENTION. CIGARS Bargain. scDO
viii buv Newark y. j.. STOCK. bust
ness fixtures. - beet established cigar
store in the CITY. Particulars. HODGES
ii6 Broadway Room " -
ATTENTION. LIvERYMEN!-Newark
the state: profits 5000: low rrnt long
ts.se. casv terms Particulars. llODGES
I7o Broadway Room -: 1:----------
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
manufacturers and others desiring 10 er-
tend their lus.n~ss, stores aho n,,t,,, nus'"'
M'DONALD & wIGOTNS. 40 Nassnn-at'
ATTENTION. MANUFACTURERS. I'm
surpasecd advantages; liberal inouce-
mcn,s 10 locate: free sites. Hce PoGGer
taxes rebated. other induccmcn,s' car
ticulars. r. DEFOREST SiiELloN' 0''"-
INDIA INK SKETCHES OF every descrip,,
t'on. J. J. SHEEHY artist. care or
Benatar CO.. I4i Bowery -
OFFICE Bl'SINESS,-lo years "s,aD-
iishcd must be sold; cheap; only rev
hundred dollars required rare 'hh"oe' d"
quire KOEnLER. 10 2d-s'. --
WANT LOAN. SO 200, as needed. to IN
c..sa. sreclaitv plant OF machines. tools.
etc. esta6Iished and very pfDstahle; hber-
al interest. no debts. LOAN. TriDune VI
fee.
$4,000 CHOICE per cent bonds foT SAFE
fa, n,, With 80 pcr cent bonus Of per
cent rtock Address FINANCE, "a Church
ct. ------
Si5 600 LOAN WANTED q months; tou-
bic recurity given liberal commission
Address Box ~. "a Church-st.
1000 TO LOAN on mortgage NJ SIX per
cent interest on Jersey or suhurDan prop.
erty well secured. J. d. cONDlCr. 20
WALT
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMAN or DRlVER-By young man
TO 60 TO country. sober. reliable ana com
petent; good caretsker Of horses. REFER
ences. TRUSTWORTHY. o'V Walton-aVe'
COACHMAN ard GROOM.-By reliable.
comle,ent man. married. NJ family care.
~ driver. honest sober, 0blisinK. DrS'
personal reference. city or country ii. H.,
l.242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
MISCEJL


GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose OF their
left-lff clothing ut fair value Will please
call or address EDWARD MILLER, ~
0ih-ave.. near Naverlcy Place.
PATENTS for inventions secured prompt
ly. Best n references. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential Address OSCAR
4. MICHEL A. CO. No. iG5 Montgomery
ave, Bloomfield. Nev-Jersey. Handbook
for Inventors" free.
WASHABLE Chamois Gloves. Goc.: I.Isle
Gloves I2isc. Pure Slls, ipc. Superfine
T.ise Stocking. 35c: Superhne ccmhina-
tlons. SIC. Sterling silver Belts, iDc.
JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
ADvERTIsEMENTs AND sUBsCRIp-
TONS FOR THE NEW-YORk TRlR-
IJNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No. i.o+2 Broadway.
"a floor north Of Thirty-1rst-st.: and ADJ
VERTISEMEETS at the following Branch
onices: 254 Eighth-ave.: 100 Third I;
corner Fory-seyenth-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIr-
TiOSS FOR THE NEW YORK THIli-
TNE WILL ~ RECEIVED At THE
"a door north of Thlrtv-frst- ST.. aad AD-
VFPTISEMENTS At tho following Branch
Onccs: 25i Eighth-ove. 7CO Thrl-ave..
corner Forty sevenih-t,.. ljB East Forty
seventh-st.. corner Third-ave., $50 Fast
j25th-st. near Thiri-ave. 1.028 Thiri-ave.,
near Sixty-nrst-st.: Los Firs'-ave.; 100
West Forty-second- st.: 1872 Columbus-ayc.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
hEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

rffnnyvsERTlsEMENTs AND sUBscRIP.
rNr uIOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
CPTowwIi BE RECEIVED AT THE
2, d. oFFlCE. No. I.242 Broadway.
rEPTfcrnyith OF Thirty-frst-st. and AID
Ore.s.S ~ iENTS at the following Branch
come, 90 Eigh'h-avc. 80 Thlrd-ave.
teysn,, ''y-srventh-st. I59 East Forty
lsih's," corner Third-aye iSO East
h.ar ~, near Third-avc. .O2G Third ave
Nest .y-hrsi st. Log F!rs'-ave iOG
S<1or,y -second-s,. l92 Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

WAIT REsS By a Young girl thoroughly
r.Ge.N stands hcr business; CITY or eoun-
Try. Gail al ~ West 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

VALET or SEcOND-MAN Highest refer
cnccs. Address J. :, care of Mrs. Rey-
n n,lds ll9 Gth-avc.
WAITER --By young cnored mln as
wni'c- In boarding house city or cogn-
try: good reference AeA-"ss J. EDWARD.
i30 West 321s'.
WAITER COOK. BY colcred man AMI
wife. man as waiter. wife az cook city
or country. excellent references. call or
address 800 Ith-avc.. he'll i
WAITER BY c1lo.cd man IN private
family. ciiy or country. or "a porter,
watchmar. innltcr or carrtakcr, best r.t-
ersnce NJ &. I2i2 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

WAITRESS. or CiiAMBERMAID ana
MATTRESS. .-I,y North ~ Ireland
Protestant girl IA private family, best city
references. Address NJ. J. D.. l.?i. Broad
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
DRESStIAfSISG.

A-A-ARTlSTIC summer dresses, made
from 81 rhls month";: tailor-cu'. NJ ana
work guaranteed. also wedding. "f"nlhs'
reception seaside ana travelling cos,uin's.
WRAPS and costumes Of ever des crlptlon
made on short notice; cutting. basiing 81.
patterns 10 measure. % cents. Three sis
iers: one would 60 out b. day, -cthers ~
home all day ana evening. ~ lihL :
dressmhking parl"rs' >" East -''h-s''
COMPET FN7 pREssMAKFR by the day.
skirts and waists: also does r-mod"iling.
alterations 8nl repairing Address Mrs.
HULL. 503 Coiumbns-aro.
DRESsMAKE KER.-Perfect ntier. cutter and
draper. wants more engagements by day.
best references. 4o3 East 10th-st, Erouni
noor.
DREssIiAKING. cheaper ihsn ready
made dresses. summer gowns. ~ 70 80
pcrfect d, guaranteed. Nine RENNOip.
2o3 East iSth-st.
DREssMAKER. the day: good nt,er
understands her business thoroughly:
making over speciality: terms reasonable,
can be recommended Caii or address
Miss KAIMs. 3sA 3d-ave.
DRESsMAKER wishes few more Gus
toners; thoroughly COMPETENT and ex-
pe.isnced 81 p.- day. references. A1-
dress DREssMAKER. 253 West i4th-st.
latest styles. 80 up; short notice; per
feet filter: 20 years experience Mrs.
sMYTH. 100 West 50,h-si
DRESSMAKER wants few more custom
ere st home. suits from 81 up. Ii
FOX. 3l2 West e0th-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
FIRST-CLASS DEESSMAKER wishes
more engagements by the day; children's
dresses. city or country B X, 42l West
47:h-st.. ring 3 times.
GOOD DRESSMAKER.- willing 20 assist
IN light hOus"woTk or care Of grown chill
d-en. wants situation IN country; best ref
ercncc. ELLEN DAILY. 33 West 6lsi-st.
ring basement bell
MILLER = FENDER. late OF 2l9 West
4Sth-st.. have removed 70 2l0 West $eth-
ST. where they are prepared 10 receive
orders for June
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
UoNrRH REAL ESTATE TO LET.


nD,,HhoNDACKs. TO rent. cheap. a nilly
Wi e1 sea camp on shore Of Loon Lake:
Wants. .Ieonl'nodate Q or 10. besides ser
tsd cetlon very desirable. Particular
land osraphs. G. NJ. NOBLE. 81 CoIt-
R.ris others at Lake Placi1 and -.
xSosi COAST. HIGH GRADE Pr
ssrer,.,.or .or rent: delivered anywhere from
RsnE W'S W'S Of CURTIS 4 FRENCH. Red
mai i.-Vchmond near Lenox.-Colo-
tint. mansion. fully furnished. moderate
N.,.. s90,os. &c. NIXON. co Broadway.
''WIs.ekEI To rent for the summer
tse on ,Su' the most attractive cot
ri,zs: hoe. Ss Islands: on the elm: broad
% bs,cso soeau,iful water view; easy access
Apply ven ,n ,d and o!d town: photographs. etc
rxps.. ". 10 Cor,landt-st.. New-York.
ner siaowN-.TRE CASTLE" Sum.
psrS vssa.on vsason only; baroniai mansion. SUI
6vsy. moderate rent. NIXON, co
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
A LADY recommends an educated Protest
INIT middle ged nurse; would continue
lessons through the summer; light house
work: plain sewing; no cards. Call from
10 to l. 10 West 5sth-st
COMPANION Oh CHAPERON. -liy re-
fined French lady Uelohinz In private
school lisrnxagei for III" summer, % 40
Io Europe with lady or family fDT travel
ling expenses: beet city references. Ad-
dro.s r.. Bnx - T53 SiSth-ave
1pOK end LAUNDRESS-t'I t'IAIBER-
MAID ANA WAITRESS Two Young
Sw-,llsh girls 10 do th" work of IN Ain@ri-
can family. country preferred; references.
Address Agency. 4ii 4th-lYe.
CDOk.-ny m exceilen, cook In "A private
family: h.st city references; city or cHui-
trv call or address Ol5 3d-av"., cornsr
55th-s'. -
COOK and IAUNDRESs: b"st city ref
crcncr. Apply at pres"n, employers ~
East 3ist-st
COOK by a coioTei woman In boerl-
ing-house; city or country; best reinr-
ences Call II Cornelia-st
COOK by a coiorei woman ne frst-clsass
cook IN p small hotel or clearinghouse
near New-York for the summer, Cail al
prescn; employers. II West 39th-st.. De-
tween 10 and 3.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HANDSOME. dark bay team. 1G hands.
rlsing years. sound. kind ana fearless
.2hs, nowing names and tails. can travel
y. ~ mhes an hour, free. pleasant drivers g.
shge end double. price. $3.50. VIC
WnA and O-ourfam IN superb order .
eon built BY Brewster d Co. 1880 each .
e2aoe and single harness. a;so fast seal
.IoWn PAGER. can snow . 20 on track .
ylee s2o1; one-man top sidet8r wagon.
WIZ harness. 500 can BE- irioI IN every
ssV PALACE STABLES. ~ and 23i'
-ssaeImernorn-s,, near Boni-st. brooklyn.
SKEWsTER's one-man wagon for sale
zen cheap. perfect order LYMAN H.
ohVwN. Il FTanklin-st
fOR sALE.-Ponies hat are broken and
otzele tor small children Address Or
= JACKSON. =. o. BOX lGl. Jamaica
hANDsoME LADYs COPS ,ow, guifa-
~. H- '9r girls 20 ride ana irve: ladv' s
.sIs,' harness and saddles. can 40 West
.s..s-e boarding stable.
No-FoR SALE. nght single truck.
mo-, .',se ana harness. all in good order.
.Soe ~a oe seen al sc Warrer-st
-A1dDyERTIsEMFNTs AND sT'BeCRrP.
,T,Ns ,rigNs FOR THE %EW-YORK TRIB-
i-prro,m,,li WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
"a tONN OFFICE No. l2l2 Broadway.
vrppyrr,,, ~, roth ~ Thiriy-hrsf-s' and AD-
ItshMbSIS az the following Branch
60, zo4 Eighth-ave TG0 Thiri-ave
,sv.s, ss, foriy-seventh-s' i5g East Forty-
,x.ss corner ThirJ-ave.: lSo Fast
49,. near Thrd-avc. / .O2G Third ave
W.. sniy-nrst-s; / .7Os Firsi-ave. iOG
- IVty-2econd-s'. 1872 Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

I'VE sALE.-Pouies hat are broken and
otAose toI small children Address Dr.
= JACKSON. =. o. BOX lGl. Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1894-06-12

CHAMPFRMAID ana SCAMSTRESs. BY
capable young Scotch woman as cnam-
hernaid ard laund.7ss. o. maid 70 crown
rhlldren. on the Hudson preferrei. " NJ,
nlr 23g Rhlnebrck -on-ihe- Iiudson. y. \.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-06-29
EAl sTAEF As hE WAS.
The Extraordinary Differences Betweer
History and Poetry.

The Extraordinary Differences Between
History and Poetry.
Verdi, it seems, is responsible Tor the
rehabilitation Of ssold jack II was his
Falstaf that set the erudites to work;
and now it appears from French sources
principally that Sir John was born at
Caistercastle. Norfolk, in 1877, and that
be died in his native country at the age
Of eighty-two years. He was brave
soldier, and gave and received many
wounds Toward the close of his fife
he lived like a country gentleman, and
evinced the most tender solicitude for
the universities of Oxford and Cam
bridge, establishments of which he was
one of the founders.
When he was sixteen years of age he
went to France in the capacity OF
squire to the duke of Clarence. He
distinguished himself on many occa-
sions by his bravery in action, and was
soon charged with important military
functions. In 1415 he was lieutenant-
governor of the town Of Honfeur.
After the battle of Agincourt, where
he fought with his usual bravery. he
captured the duke of Alencon- Later
on he captured by assault the strong
hold of Bec-Crepin. He made himself
conspicuous in all the battles around
Orlean, especially at Rouvray-Sainte-
Croix.
But at this point Joan of Arc APP
peared, and victory returned TO the
French arms. The siege of Orleans was
raised; Talbot was made prisoner and
Falstaf was obliged to fly before the
warrior woman.
Such are the principal features in
the military life of Falstaff. M. Wallet
de Viriville has made an interesting
sketch Of them, and puts the question:
Is this Sir John Falstaff, the hero of
Agincourt and the companion of Tai
bot, the 'sold Jack" of Shakespeare?
And what is there in common between
the brave soldier, who was the founder
of universities, and the extraordinary
braggart, glutton and coward which
the poet introduces in Henry w. and
1.-The Merry Wives of Windsor?'' Not
withstanding all the differences of
character between the Falstaff of his
tory and the Falstaf of Shakespeare
the greater number of the critics have
come to the conclusion that we must
look upon the two characters as one,
and that the soldier was sadly misrep-
resented by the poet. This is their ex-
PLANTATION of the affair:
After the defeat of the English at
Orleans. Falstaff retreated toward Cor
bell. His conduct was severely criti-
cised. He was accused of failing to
support Talbot and of being guilty of
treason. These accusations never
amounted to anything more than criti-
cism; but Sir John was ridiculed in
England for running away from wo-
man, and Shakespeare, echoing the
popular sentiment, put Falstaff upon
the stage, where he is destined to re-
main forever famous. But it is pleas
ing to see 'sold Jack" in new suit Of
clothes, or rather in his genuine old
soldier coat.-N. Y. Sun.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-06-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
eists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute if offered.