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u,rriMonE AND ONO RAILROAD.

nArrIMoRE. WAsHI%GroN, CHICAGO. u,,I cINcIN'
NEiAIILLMSlY G3R ssl.itiTicEs On XII TRAINS
Lave New York loot OF Libsriy-st 1siiy SninAGo
Ills nisSi. GiNcISNATi ST Louis NJ 20
i NJ WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. NJ " W
l. ~ Dining CaD. 30 900 = NJ. en- sun, 600 y,
II. Dining csu 1880 !! N 2i1 night 4" uHnS fsn IN
T. u ex sun. NEW ORLEANS. = sh NJ daily, daily,
Through sleeping car Washington ana Shsnaildoai
Valley route onces 10 26i 40 lao uroE Tn,ay 81
Tasf ifti..t. 900 Grdnd-st.. y y - r.'.v"-s''
Rrookvn; station foot OF Liberty St. c. y T. OF n j.
New York Co will call FOR ana cheek o"Esngs
- II -. -L-.L-.l IL Lll.lln
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

ART AVID ARCHITECTURE mt the WORLDS
FAIK-The only guide In existence which
discusses the pictures md buildings of the
mir. al Istrntcd. 20 cents.
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iost an0 (onn0.

osT' -HantIonk SO. @uri3G ~ Urv Dock Savings
l.. u4at. ANS person having claims upon said book is
called upon present 'he snin" o. ho bank within iry
tV. ar the said VIII B.. declared cancelled and "N-
tlnriiehed and a one issued In lieu thereof
T OsT.-Harkiook 80 ~ 9GG. on Dry Dock Savings
1 T,nc. ANY person having claims said book iq
GATED uuor ., rr, sent the bank within thirty
dav. book VIII be- declared cancelled and cN-
ftntriiqrol and "a issued In lieI thereof
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tiailroaos.
n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot II West 42dst follows. ID minutes
f'runAln-st ST.. -. ,,,,,, ,,.r.,.
$50 A. NJ Olaiy except sunday for Walikll Valley
H. stations. Alddlcown, Elenylle Fallsburg net.y
Calhonda. Scranton Walton, Delhi, sidney. Not"lcil
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton, Oswcgp
3.l5 T. NJ Except sunday. sullivan Go; EXI,ess
Tor Waikiki VALLEY Railroad stations. Campbell Han
Mdllctown Elenylle. Mountain Dale Contrevile Fails,
iu, HuGlcyyile Liberty Falls. Liberty. ParksNhe and
Il,lusst0n Manor.
,.i5 T. NJ daily Mddetown. summityile rails
ucy Norwich. oneida. Fulton. Osweso. - -,
~ daily Via Niagara Falls lsecIinins chair
car scAts uee) New.York e. niagara Fans fuilinan
e.,.cf. New YORK OsWcgo. Arrives Detroit u ~
IA ,'hf.tg1 : 30 A. IN -. Louis = 80 D. m
'TIch.ts ana Pullman accommodations at 81 broadway
New york Transfer Company calls and checks baggage
U" J. {. ANDERSON. q. p. A.
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NEW NAvY.--Thr Tribune's pamphlet Inns
great popular value. All the new wnrshfps
dc.crIbed. with number OF guns, dimcn-
si,n, ctc This number also contains tho
Chiiian complication. - cents IA copy.
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pennsylvania
II RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot of Desbrosses and Cortlands
Streets.
En- Effect January 10Th, 1894.
FAT Car
and Cars Arrives cncasO II and Ha
ZOO aT%DS Az q ToSs fRYFsrss
Vile and s chcas5 11 xrriSes Cincinnati St
600 + Il? p w vi Thsss' ExPPREss Sleep
7s f:,Pa 81 af ExSR as :
Arrives Cincinnati o p m indianapolis 1918 p M
s,cS Fo',i pH % ffSend SSFqRs
TIN SiE az siTiaGa sp
H. e. Fl. apE @ SS % Fas "a P s'ss
sunday $50 s2o 800 Cc9nsss' Spinn L% casi
$3.50 MRchmond panylIs ESp5sss d al
500 i p IaB & ann and ohio
FOR oL6 PoIT co 5i and
g5sifSss :.y ,s4 f;g
Ex P for Tet jaSSsonvile Ausu:slns. Tamsa;
RSShsass pasn River s a k NJ %st and nni
an4 so T TUESDAYS Ths AND With Sa Throa
bSsS i.gs g yisssy an.
pleasant slS a. u 12SS $40 40 nsd Ina
Do not scp az Park and Ocean
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: GO 100 $50 o. 49, 90 PENN Limses, o
8, 4. 43o. 8. o. :. $50. s. $50 p M. PIP night.
i SSSS'gs Exg'ss' 80. ST. j. ~ g. 55 $50 20 % iss
night. - -. 49,. .,. -,
way Aston House l@i East l25th street and loot *
Ueshross.s and Cotland Streets: Court Street, $50
Fulton street Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex sta
ton Of Futonst. BROOKLYN Station. Jersey CITY.
Transfer Company will call for ami check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO dessins-
ton. ,,.oo1
s. VI PROVOST. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic Jan "a 7:3O Majestic. Feb 81: m,
CicrIlanlc Jan 81 D. m Cierman Feb 2s 10 30
.Airla,ic Feb Z q n m 'Teutonic Mch. 7. $50
Britanni Fen H. - 30 Britannia. Mich. a. II A.
From White star Dock. foot OF West loth;st
No carried bv Passenger steamers OF this line
Saloon rates $40 upw rl according steamer and 10:
ration berth Second cabin these steamers $50 and
Steerage from the Old Country. sos. No. 70
Broadway NewYoik. Philadelphia Office. 400 Walnutst
II MAITLAND EERSEY. Agent
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OPEN-afR SPORTS.-Thc Tribunc'S book.
the best American boys Own Book ever
printed. Large octave. over 900 pages VI
great ynluc also to ndults. The topics are
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yacht building; swimming; skating; bicy-
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Price al 20 each.
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Glsttion Notirc.

WITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT POLLING
A'' PLACES. 1894
p,pr OF MIST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Elect ,...,or Occupied
- : w. coa c - -............. Polling booth.
s,n Barber shop.
81 = w V''' - = .,....... Polling booth
~ ir,a-r ave............... Tailor shop.
81 lp, c,fh 9, Carpenter shop.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foct OF Liberty ST


Four tracks Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81
Time Table In Eject Dec. y. ls33, r.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk. ga
q e s .9 s 5. a to Aenio8n r H. sandayS
$50 7i5 A. NJ. 100 $50 NJ. O., a,
For ,5 ESQ ~ p ssnda sni sS 1 Ss'
lilo 80 800 400 5:45 go NJ. l2I5 night Sun:
days. 4:3o A. NJ. 100. $780, $50. 1So r. NJ iZ'iS
S HsrI'o IT. als night Sundays $50 p NJ
sgn6u Iew,sbqgg end wa%,ssp Ss night q + co.
cept Saturday night. Sundays. 7lo A. NJ 'ao T. Me
Red Lopg B'aRc9 M and 2ps ''a c . 70 ppsi
BanEC 400 AGO. 10 IS TO Red BanO. 6l3 p ~ sun
days except ocean Grove Asbury Park. 300 A. NJ.
FOR. LAKEWOOD;
For Farmngiae. Toms River. Barn.sat Park ana
Rarnegat 40 s:i5 A. NJ. las. 100 ?. NJ. =,
For Atlantic City. Vineand. and Bridgeton AGO n NJ
Beach se1esht end his shl s P B.
sundays ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia week days. 400 500 300 log
II 80 Dining cap a. NJ. 80 300 400 q3uitet fns.Iss
Carl 800 Dining Car, e@c % 80 SO = ,ar ~ i- M
$50 900 dining Car 7:$o p H. I2:i5 night. ,.,o
For Baltimore and Washing5on week days 9 Co "a: 20
M G as A As H. lsS 900 e 800 3nfb %s a
A. NJ. 1880. 500 Dining Carr, 1870 p NJ l2l5 night;
Tickets and parlor seat. can be procured az ~
Ave East ~ s Ia East lT Eth @ sS
81. 25l Columbus Ave: York; Go';rt 81, so III ~
Sew-Yoik transfer Company viii can for and
gage from hotel residence 10 destination
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
tEIvEp AT THE uPTowN oFEIcE 10, si2 H;9si:
way, "a north Il Thirty -frst-st.; and ADNEH.
TlsEMENTS the following Branch nhices: -
Eishth-ave.. cor. Twenty-thirdst: lS2 SNtn-aye:
Isl Fourth-aye Foureenth-st.: T6o Thirdav
corner Forty seyenth-st LOGO Thirdave near SIX.
frst-st 70s First-avc. Fortysecondst. i92
Columbusave.: 90 Avenue la23 Third,ase;; ~ West
PSI West Forty seconds oot Third-aNe:
sss Third-ave 2.oSi Thlrd-ave.. bet one-hundFed'
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth SITS
the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One-hundrets
Twenty hfth-s 24s West one-hunired and twenty.
ATHEIST and 800 West hundred and .ortvhfh-s Nd
10 8 .. m at regular Office rates o..
In brooklyn at 80 court-st: 605 De kalb-ave.: i.U
Redfor,i-aye., up TO p. at regular Office rates
London once for Norfolk Street Strand
w c.. London. England
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O1enu Steamers.
GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN
@E8WlGE

NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
LLOYD ). >. co. PACKET %.
Fast steamers between
Newfork & Azores, Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples Genoi.
AORMANNlA. Jan Is. 2.30 p. Agiers. Naples "ehoa'
MIDLAND Jan -. noon Naples end Genoa &c.,
FULDA, Jan. 81 10 A. NJ. for Algers. Naples, renoa
EkSr iSMARSK Ieo 2:o n A Sspies GENOA GENOA
SPREE Feb. II. 5 \. NJ. for Azores, Genoa &c.
NOkMANNIA. Feb. -. - NJ for Agiers Naples "ehoa'
Ft'LDA, Mar 3. NJ, for Azores, Genoa -, 60.
COLI MBiA March TO- NJ, toy Aigers Naples nenoa'
KAISER W. H.. March IL. I a. 81, for Azores oeioa
extra
ALI. STEAMERS STOP AT GiBRALTAK;. H.,
Return tickets available Tor the steamers Oh ''ei I'c
from Maple Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen London
Naples to Egypt and the East by the North German
Lloyd :. :. CO.'S Imperial Mail Steamers
North German Lloyd. Hamburg American
Oelrichs & Co.. Genl Agts Packet Coz. -,
= Bowling Green. " y 81 Broadway y. Y.
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Citn propertn for Sale.

. CHANCE TO Buy ELEGANT CITY HOMES at rare
Lrna,ns on West 9Gth-st. l23 Feet from entrance
10 Central Park fouIsoTy and basement hSTh a.
,T story and basement dwellings on West lI-
ave between 9th and !sth SIS watchn"n on e1,n,sS
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Citn 11ropertp 20 Let.

- = SYST near West End-Handsome brownstone dwell
N roma MI improvements: rent ~ 20 possession
mmsdiste Address Opportunity. Box |oo tribune ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

ilnfurn,ehro Apartments 90 Efi.
Tl1E nl5MAMDRA2
SORriWI~r cor. 5i>I 81. AND 9TH AVE
Elegant suites -o rent y Wy decorated ana steam
heated All improvements. Keats So 3, $40 ~ month
IlqtITe premises
~. ABATEMENT SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
~ HOTEL. ~EKNlCE ~ DESIRED,
Afrlv office. TDTEI. GRINOitl.E.
5GTIIST AND It'll AVE.
S,EVIN IrGIT ROOMS aaI bath. corner building. hard
- p~I finish. i,t water. fuel st'nm heat elevator scr
vice in he ohio Apply . J. T.. c. GEEiN. ~
Amefrr IfW-afs
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Real Gsiate Wantso.

OWNER OF WELL. RENTED -
t"'' INVESTMENT PROPERTY .
-, c,pai.t value thousand
DeIow more buildings find readv cash customer oy
tonr, ~ Dc, RI'TAND T. WHITING
apP''"s 8 BEEKMAN-ST.
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Countrn propcrin for Sale ano 90 Lei

/,UOIcE RERKSIIIKE FARM. Ncar Great liaIrins,
L Ton Mas. eighty acres. all good land ,uis -,
tons hay besides - acres rye, oats ANA o.t h'i ne
Tinzza ~ y A. barn - fy 30 er,enhous" liz hy
90. large chicken and iD.-h0uses, buildings new hs'
wear ,irchar.I-lOO large. 800 small irc~s abnnIag ,
e,al .rtit,s Pure water house Waterford ana
iarn Price s. OOo. oncthird cash-"orth Sl'"" Views
WIN H. H. THOMPSON - canal s.. New-York
NOR SALE -5iu acres seven miles from cry Hal.
IIefr.if. Mich and mile from T. W Palmer
ty.rll's has fpnatel loo acres
=, The cltv Detroit for park purposes Tbs. pfol.fy
haI half cash balance on long time
There is NJ Investment g. le hal tian this De
,roit H. growing rapidly n0r'hefy ward ths land le
,,.-f.c,. F.r further informant. n nI.r's'
li.frli'. Mich.
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JOINT DEBATE ~ FREE SILVER COIN
AGE.-This debate has been conducted Tor
aver TWO months in successive Issues of
The WcckI, Tribune between VIM. VI. stew
mrt L. s. Senator, for free silver the bnsis
of 1 10. and Ros"eli q. H"rr nIninsf Now
repubIishcd in pmmphiet form. 80 pages. -
cents IA copy.
yfIIIONaIRES.-Thc Tribunc's list. hand
somely bound In flexible cloth. 81.
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The story
of each Of the races of past yrnrs. well told
aud profuseIy illustrated. 10 cents.
TRIu,y!- ALMANAC. iS9:.-In cloth. ~.
me- ISSIES.-The best of Roswell &. Horr's
articles I'm The Weekly Tribune on the Tnr-
IN Finance aud silver. An education ia IL.
self. - cents.
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BY order Of the Board Of Police. ......-..l.,,
Chief Of the Bureau OF Elections
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Ocean 6lenmrr.

ocean Sltuhltt-
rNrERxATIoyA,. NAVIGATION coMrANN11s' Lines
ARl[BR0GAM LIN1Ls
LOR SOUTHAMPTON. - LONDON.
ehor,cs, m ,,,,st convenient route, ~ "a
No ,ran,s" b, ten Ter. No tlda,, mr.. and Part,
Close connectt,n At Southampton iof -.
by special fast tvn-screw Channel st,''T T'utonst
From Pier H. Norin Kiysr. look Fch. : $50 a.
New-York Jan. ~ 80 am i5"lln F,b 10 p =. ~
Eirs, cabin r".s-e H. Son'nanuton. ,rorl accord no
$50 and upward: second can'n - ~"
steamer. S'eeragc nj low ratr%> r nL1Tr5
RED 9TA8 Llp1E
FOR hMnM r. r. IT,. Jcrseyo ''1'; ,,
". tisf Nj "nl'"'' W.dneslN' Lam n D. il
bEiGENLANn ,,,o;y,r vi second cabin To Antwerp
f3s StcernTr Mt low rates: VIC ALTON COMPACT
INTERNATIONAL ~, ccni.EN
EUROPE. HOLY L ;A,fyIco - se."select par
"A. BERMUDA. FLORIDA sslnlcest ocean herths SEND
ties: best ticketing facilities ~" >,.,york
for Tourist Gazette -, 90 broadway. ~" lines
Est. isiaJ onaca Ticket "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

~ CHARLESTON : c.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE, and all Florida points.
From Pier % L. L. GoOt OF Roosevelt-st). p m
SEMINOLE. Friday Jan. ~
Ilt h!i iil~ MplJ'
All steamers have pe .scnger accommodations
VIM. r. CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green. ~. 7.
FLA. CENT. & PENN. FAST F: & p LINE ia a. JACKS
GRIT so FRT. e PASSR LINE. VIA CHARLESTON.
r. G. EGER. GcAl Agt. $40 Bway. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURA.
CAo ANn MAR. ". tr6, w G pi6Wt;&v
< < IIIApELPIiIA. Tuesday, Jan. % ! p. M
s s. CARACAS.............,..S Saturday FeD. D. y M
These American steamers built expressly FOR tho trade
have very superior accommodations FOR passengers
INV FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONLY -
< uApAC ATBO .............. Saturday February 10
- " BOUTTON. BLISS Il pALIErT
Gnner Mann Ernnt
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y ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD :. :. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

EEW-YORt. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS 49,,
Saale. .Tu. Jan. q. 4. NJ Lain. Tu Feb 20 a. NJ
Ems tn. Jan. 30. i. NJ Aer. Tu, Feb =! ii VI
Wcrra. Sat Fo', & : L. VI Fms Sat, Mch. 3. A. NJ
Flbe. .Tu Feb G. \. VI. saale .Tu.. Mch a. =? \ NJ
Trave. .Tu Fob ~ II l. NJ iElbe Sat. Mch TO- \. NJ
OELRrCUS q CO. . Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18


THE PALMER HOUSE: NOW OPEN
This new and magnificent hotel constructed ~ brick
and supplied with all modern For rates.
J. r. PALMER Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18
SEASIDE HOUSE,

TllE ST. JAMES,
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
Located on Highest ground In the city facing ST.
Jame-' Park. Branch tic6e, ONCE IN hotel Baggage
checked 10 all points. Capacity 800.
J. r. CAMPBELL. Propr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-18

~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Aarana Jan 20 p m serya .F Eeb d d
Gaila...... Feb. 2. p. m. Aurana. March g. p m
Umbra. Feb 10 $50 m Campania; Mch TO- $50 In
From Pier 40. North River. foot OF Clarkson-st.
Cabin rassage so upward. Second cabin S35 and
upward. according steamer and location.
Storage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe a.
comrany's Office. No. ! Bowling Green. New York.
VERNON II. BROWN G. CO. General Agents
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Benjamin f. Jordan
and Rachel A. Nc
McComas, administra- In the Circuit Court
tors C. {. a. OF Tor
Gabriel A. McComas, Hartford County.
VS.. In Equity.
Mora Holland
and others.
THE object of this suit is to obtain a decree
Il for the foreclosure of II mortgage upon
certain real estate in Hartford county, of which
Penelope Holland, late of said county, dieC
seized.
The Bill states that the said Penelope Hol
land on July 18th, 1880, executed mortga ge
upon said real estate TO George L. Anderson
to secure the payment of S1,025, which was
duly assigned to Gabriel A. McComas that the
said Gabriel A. McComas has departed this life
and that letters of administration on his estate
have been, by the Orphans Court of Hartford
County, duly granted to the plaintiffs; and
that the said Penelope Holland has also de
ut law Mora Holland, Charles Z. Holland and
Nelson Holland; that the said Charles E. Hol.
land and Nelson Holland are married, the for
mer's wife being Magdaline Holland, and the
latter's, Hester Holland, and that the said
Charles E. and wife and Nelson and wife are
non residents of the State of Maryland and re.
side in the State of New York: that there is
due and owing on said mortgage the sum OF
$500, and prays for sale of said real estate
for the payment thereof
1t is tbs reupon, this 3oth day of May, 1894
adjudged and ordered, that the complainant
by causing a copy of this order to be inserted
in some newspaper published in Hartford coun.
ty aforesaid, once in each of four successive
weeks, fifteen days before the Dist day of July
1894 give notice to the said absent defendants
of the object and substance of the Bill, and
warn them to appear in this Court, in person
or by solicitor, ON or before the said 21sL day
of July next, to answer the premises and show
cause, if any they have, why decree ought
not to pass as prayed.
VIM. 5. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk
True copy, test.
lie WIN. S. FO1WOOD, JR.. Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08

"A gentleman who has lately re-
turned from California, according to
the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph,
reports that he visited a town which
was just recovering from the baneful
effects of a ''boom." He meta China
man there, who said: me no like
San Blanco" "Why not?' ''Too
much by an'by."
-Fred-"How are you getting ON
with Miss Angel? Did you speak
with her governor, as you determined?'
Frank-"Yes. Fred-"And how did
it come out?" Frank-"So-so. Isaid
to him: Mr.. Angel, l love your
daughter Said he: so do L; now
let's talk about something else.'"
Young wife-"What is baby try
ing to say dear?'' Husband-"Give it
up. He seems to be trying to manu-
facture a word about twenty syllables
long" Young Wife-''Isn't that
lovely? He'll be a great scientist some
day."
There's one curious thing about
discovering places" said Johnny, af-
ter he got through with his study
Take Bermuda, for instance. 1t was
discovered by man named BermudeZ.
How he happened to stumble on
place with name just like his, beats
me.n
-Justice-"How do you explain
your being found inside Col. Ginger's
chicken coop last night?' Jackson
de trufe is, Jedge, made all my ar
engagements ter git up arly in de
mornin', an wanted to sleep where
| cud hear de roossers crow"
Mrs. Newcome invited young Mrs.
Smith to step in to dinner. Hadn't
l better go home and make myself
pretty?" asked Mrs. Smith. ooh no,
dear-come just as you aren'
Lulu aponica-"Why did Ethel
and George elope?' Charity Ball
Her father give them what the we'd
ding would have cost, to begin house
keeping with"
-Teacher-"I don't suppose any
one of the little boys here has ever
seen whale?n Boy lat the foot of
the class)-"No, sir. But I've felt
one.n
81 hear Smith has got married to
a Southern lady" Yes; he went
South to save his lungs and lost his
heart"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08
SMOOTHING THE WAY.

The educated young man had
struck the mountain town for stay
of several weeks, and at the railroad
station he was met by the landlord of
the tavern which was to be home to
him during his visit.
''Got'ny baggage?" asked the old
man.
1.-Two trunks" responded the visi-
tor.
"Whar air they?"
"Those are they" designating by a
nod the two which belonged to him.
"Which?" inquired the landlord,
stopping suddenly.
"Those," repeated the youth, point
ing out the two with his stick, those
are they"
Eyes, yes" said the old man, becom-
ing very fatherly in his manner, "but
you hadn't better say it SOS anybody
kin hear you. Eff you wanter git
along with the folks in these parts
and live peaceable. l reckon you'd
better say, 'Them's them"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08
ADMITTED DISHCLOTH.

Use medium-size wooden needles
and a ball of common wicking.
Cast on twenty-five or thirty stitches
and knit back end forth in plain gar
ter stitch till you have a piece as long
ferred, soft, loosely, woven cloth, torn
in strips an inch or more in width, may
be used instead of candlewicking with
very good results. These. dishcloths
are soft, convenient and easily cleansed
and are favorites with all who have
tried them. Having material and
needles ready, they are nice to pick up
on anything requiring thought--an
ried housekeeper.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08
TEACHER AND PUPIL.

A well-known Scotch professor was
noted for his hot temper and vehement
candor, as well as for his profound
scholarship.
AT the opening of a college term,
the boys observed that he was un-
usually irritable and harsh. The ap-
| plicants for admission ranged them
selves for examination in line below
his desk.
''Show your papers!' he ordered.
One lad held his paper up awkward
ly in his left hand.
Hold it up properly sir, in your
right handn' commanded the master
The new pupil muttered something,
but kept his lett hand raised.
1.-The right hand, we loon!" thunder
ed the professor.
The boy, growing very pale, lifted
his right arm. 1t was a burned
stump. The hand was gone.
The boys burst int indignant hiss
es, but the professor had leaped down
from the platform, and had thrown
his arm about the boys shoulders.
''Eh, laddie, forgive mer' he cried,
breaking into broad Scotch, as he al
ways did when greatly excited. Il
did'na ken. But" turning to the
class, with swimming eyes, Il thank
God He has given me gentlemen to
teach-who can ca ME to account
when go astray."
After that day." wrote one of the
boys, years afterward, every man
there was his firm friend and liegeman.
He had won us all by that frank
speech
The change which fifty years has
made in the relation between teacher
and taught has been very great. The
boy of the last century looked up to
his master with the fear of the wait
ing lash, above all other emotions or
motives.
The best teacher of to-day is we'll
described in the words of great
German educator, as one who takes
the position of an older kinsman to
his pupils; climbing the same ladder
as they, but little higher up"
But the boy who trusts his teacher
as the truest of gentlemen is learning
from him something better than La
tin and Greek.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08
REVISED VERSION.

1t happened in Sunday school. The
subject under discussion was Solomon
and his wisdom. A little girl was ask
ed to tell the story of Solomon and the
women who disputed the possession of
child. She timidly rose up and an
swered: Solomon was very wise
man. One day two women went to
him quarrelling about a baby. One
woman said, This is my child and
the other women said, No, this is my
child But Solomon spoke up and
said No, no, ladies do not quarrel.
Give me my sword and l will make
twins of him, so each of you can have
one.'n
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-06-08
NOT SAFE,

Her lips quivered, and her breath
came in labored gasps, but she did
not speak.
DO you not love me?" he anxiously
demanded, Selling her shrinking
hand
"I-I don't know" she faltered.
Gently he insinuated his arm about
her.
Darling" he murmured, "would
you like to have me ask your mamma
first?''
With a sudden cry of terror she
grasped his arm.
mo, no, no." she shrieked convul-
sively. ''She is widow. want you
myself"
She chung to him until he solemnly
promised that he would say nothing
to the old lady for the present.