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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06


ATLANTIC.
NJ. L. Jackson R).
BERGEN.
Jacob II. Ulmann R).
'Fred. l.. Voorhees, (R.).
BURLINGTON.
George Wildes R.).
Joshua F.. BOrton R).
CAMDEN.
'Louls 7. Derousse R).
Henry S. Scovel (R.).
Frank 7. Lloyd (RD.
CAPE MAY.
'Furman l.. Ludiam (R).
CUMBERLAND.
Thomas F. Austin (RD.
Bloomfield s. Minch RD.
ESSEN.
Thomas II. Jones R.).
'Amos W. Harrison R.).
Hayward A. Harvey (R).
alfred F. Skinner (R).
'Charles B. Duncan (R).
'Ja mes A. Christie (R).
George l.. Smith RD.
sDavid f.. Benedict (R).
Albert ]. Simpson (R).
'Charles A. Schober (R).
James j. Hogan. tr. R)
CIOECESTER
Solomon n. Stanger R).
HUDSON.
sRichard NJ. Smart Cd.
Carl n. Ruempler D).
John w. Queen DD.
John F.. Hewitt OD.
Edward Hoos Cd.
sPierce J Fleming CD.
Joseph +. Mullin Cd.
'David II. Cagney CD.
civilian n. Parslow Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06
GENERAL NJ. T. MMAHON.

GENERAL NJ T. MMAHON.
sity for political workers At the polls The devics
is so simple that any intelligent man can readily
understand how to prepare and vote 1t.
The result in this city indicates plurality for
the Democratic State ticket OF about $4,000, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06
DEMOCRATS.
INDEPENDENT.
THE ASSEMBLY.

AssEMBLYMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.
REPUBLICANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06

,sI BUSHNELL cAnRIEs OHIO BT ABour 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06

A REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06

Totals ... 1926 800 go 1os,475 aOs7 5icci s9.ssI
sIncluded with Fulton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
Assaulted His Wife.

Mrs Victoria Fernandez called
at the police station Monday morn
ing and told a very pitifuI tale OF
her having been beaten and other
wise maItreated BY her husband,
Peter Fernandez q great. burIy
Portuguese Il seems the two have
not been very happy together for
some time past Little hints 81 q
storm had asserted themselves pre-
viOus 10 Sunday last At that time
the climax was reached 4 dispute
was the forerunner OF harsh words
and blows from the husband. and
soon Mrs. Fernandez found that
the man had become incensed 20 q
degree bordering on madness He
ran for his revolver and she could
hear him loading II a. she fed from
the house Complaint was made al
the station house. and the result
was Mr.. Peter had 20 appear before
Judge Perry yesterday morning
He was found guilty OF assault and
battery on his wife and sentenced
70 pay q fine Of s. and $3 costs
for his indiscretiOn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
COURT NEWS

Witnesses IN the foreclosure case
OF Bishop & Co w. Trustee Of E
tate Of Walter Murray Gibson
deceased gave testimony before
james Thompson CLERK By =-ig1-a-
ton on Monday and Judge Whit
iuz appointed ?. c. Jones receiver
pe-dlrg q hearing -t The case OF
The 18th instant. Unless the par
ties 10 interest shall -al-e efficient
money % satisfy the creditors 2 sale
VIII probably ~ ordered
IN The matter u Estate u PlCvl
minor judge Whiting has granted
permission ~ r P1C--- guardian
~ -eLL certain real estate
Pa---cz NcL-zr-v and ". P
CCLb-r- were Yesterday discharged
from z--p-eT-
j DcLe--V- engineer On one Z
The Lr-er-L=-arf steamers va or
trial before judge Nazlcr T=--=r-
day for having opium IN pc-=es-
sion The Jury after d=--le-a---E
about an hour brought IN a verdict
z zcel5-ra- Paul IL E=-Ere pro-
secuted The case and Paul E=--
mann defended
Elel Chan plead guilty % the
charge u conspiracy and the sen
-zrcz Of the District Court wa con-
5r1=d- He VIII pay Er= II 3
and serve TX months NJ hard labor
The suit Of i " Bea--lz w.
James F. Moran on trial before
Judge Whiting and q verdict rem
derzd IN favor Z defendant
4 LCl-e p-1=ee-I was entered by
the prosecution III the case OF Re
public u Hawaii w. Miguel LUZ.
charged with assault and battery
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
READY

We have I full stock OF the popular
Beaded and Rocco Border Patterns, than
which there IS nothing more desirable or
II keeping with the prevailing styles.
The most desirable, however, has Teen,
and always wiIl be, the Plain Ebony Back,
with Handsome Raised Silver Monogram.
These We make uP II I va-iety Of styles
70 suit each individual taste
Prices OF these goods will 6e found
lower than similar goods il the United
States, BEING direct impor-atious from Eu-
rope, whereby We save the high tariff On
such goods into America
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20

The wife OF Mr.. Leonard Wells, OF
East Brimield, Mass, had been
offering from neuralgia for two days,
not being able 20 sleep or hardly keep
still, when Mr.. Holden, the merchant
there, sent her 3 bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, and asked that she
give IL 3 thorough trial On meeting
Mr.. Wells the next day be was told
that she was sll right, the pain hsd
left her within two hours, and that
the bottle OF Pain Balm vSs worth
$500 If il could not De had for less.
For sale ST 80 cents per bottle by sll
deslers- BESsOS, SMITH & Co., agents
for 81. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
\ FAREWELL N SONG
Mr.. Poster SSr-nadSd ~ Mem
hers OF th= + H I.


Members u the Young Hawai-
ia1= Institute gave Mrs Mary Z.
Foster q very pleasant surprise az
her home on Nuuanu avenue last
night The BOYS. knowing u vas
the eve q her departure for the
States. determined u show some
token u regard for the kindly
bearing which she has always
maintained toward the Institute
OF course music was the best and
most acceptable method Count
ing the officers there were eleven in
all who filed into Mrs Foster
yard shortly after : o'clock A.
they walked Up the drive they be
gan singing one II Mrs Foster :
favOrite Hawaiian airs That
lady was IN the house doing
her packing. but when she
heard The music everything wa=
dropped and walking out on the
veranda she said, Well boys,
you have surprised me N good
earnest The officers OF the insti-
tute went up on the veranda and
engaged IN conversation with Mrs
Foster while the singers remained
below on the lawn among the
the tropical plants The boys sang
at intervals until 10 o'clock wnen
they bid farewell 20 the -mother"
of the institute. wishing her q pleas
ant voyage and a speedy return
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
PACIFIC HARDWARE GO.

During these hot, close
DAYS what IS nicer than :
free burning 101-CCUb-Sra-
be Kerosene OIL Stove Or
Range which Ca1 te used .
coOky5ur meal eN-1g--S1et
and placed one side Unit.
tine for your 1e- meal W :
carry them in all sizes from
the bachelor % the family
size
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
StSvsnSon'S Portraits.

There are only three portraits OF
Robert Louis Stevenson IN exist
enCe. One Of these was never fin
ished. II i owned by the artist,
". B. Richmond. R.A., who could
not induce the great novelist 70
give him q third sitting Another
i by Nerli. an Italian artist This
i the most recent.-New York
World.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
SEQUAH
Endorsed
by the
English
Press.

'R0czDALE OBSERVES" May 8,
1890 remarks Some re-
IarkabIe cures have certsiniv
1=en effected oy SeqUahs
ledIcInas.n
@ArzRFORD News" APR. 9th
Lo9Ol speaking Of Sequah's
remedies. says The cures
remain. and men are walkinz
about today, who for the
past ten years read novels
n their beds during the
intervals snatched from dry
cast, pOt1Ons and pills"
lIID-DRBYsHIRE STAR" May
,, 1901, The cures made
by SeqQah's Remedies,
have excited = great deal Of
talk because the patients
art we'll known 50 having
suffered = number Of years
Some Of them have been
afflicted for 20 years
= {0CKDALE STAR" May
Bird, 1890 Il cannot be
denied that persons we'll known
n R0ckdale, known TO have
suffered from the poor mans
curse, rheumatism, have
secured permanent rsliet by
the use Of Sequah's
Remedies"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Ice Cream FreezerS,

Among the many interest
ing things We are expecting
20 arrive Will be PIANO, BAN
DUET and PARLOR LAMPS in
the very latest designs just
completed by the factory for
the holiday trade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20

Daily Advertiser 3 cents 8
month. Delivered by carrier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-20
Freeze
Freezing
Frozen

You ca1 make your ice
cream for any quantity OF
persons in almost as short !
time as It takes 70 say Il with
one OF our
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
vanderbilt Not Up on Music.

Cornelius ' Vanderbilt and Cbauncey NJ
pepew once addressed tho seventh annual
conference Of the railroad department. of
the Young Mems Christian association in
the railroad building at Forty eighth
street ard Madison avenue MIR Wander
hilt presided and Mr. D,pes sat just at
BIS left There WIS n violin solo on the
programme by Miss Narpuaritbs Rssmus
sen. an extremely pretty girl and an sc.
couplishcd viol.uist. and 20 Mr. Wander
bilt fell the duty of Introducing her. This
hs did with all the grace Of presentation
az Psiriarchs bail. but be then made
the mistake Of attempting TO turn her
music.
Tho selection which was Berint's
Sc Scheme de Ballet " went all right until
the fair performer bad almost ended the
first page Either he was unfamiliar with
the scheme de Ballet" or ahsentipinded.
The how squoaked patbetically across the
strings, and tho Eiyl looked frightened.
Then she giArcd Indignantly at Mr. Van
dcrbilt and flushed crimson and turned
tie page spasmOcicaliy
There was a smooth interval then until
tie end Of tie third pags was raced ar
Vanderbilt looked ahsiTacted and didn't
turn. Or Deyew smiled sarapbIoally. and
tha solo came a. an abrnpt stop Every
body laughed and applauded, and Dr. De
PEW never lost his smile. When the sole
w8s resumed Miss Rasmussen turned heI
own pages. and Mr Vanderbilt sat down
hooking self conscious and uncomfortable
CHICAGO Herald
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

naYOF N4.- $1,000 ------
To the heart ul t--v tLSi.
To indulge ones appetite for truitio
after the taste for them has been acquire,
is "a very expensive luxury. They requir
10 be well selected. Some may be u sIlal
as nut, and some may weigh fully
pound, but the best ones, says VI. BeDOls'
who has specially studied them, averds
six ST eight 10 o pound. In this count.
the consumption is noE 30 large, but
suddenly expands at Christmas time, az.
it is possible that when the supply
short, as it sometimes j., picked truiilC
may be worth 80 shillings per pound. y
truffles soon waste and go bad, il Is ot
vious that it IS speculative article, Un
less the demand Is regular. The French
have learned To appreciate these daintic-
very highly, and the skilled cook can IL
illimitable dishes make effective Use Of
them, TO the delight of the gourmet If nos
of the gouImand or Glutton. In Paris
more truffies are used in one day than
would suffice the needs Of all England fol-
two months. served though they be Is
vegetables with hot or cold dishes.-Lcn-
don Telegraph.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
The eUNsoAT WAS a DUMMY.
But 1t Was the Cause 81 100000 Dam
age 10 the ConfsdsrScy.

\ well known riveTman ' hO lives IN
JeHeT-Cuviiie recolIects this story ~ the
war: It's a joke be said. but u cost
tho COutcCcracy a cool Slo0 uot Tbs
Co1fcderatcs bad -GUA and captured The
F-defal monitor indiansla az Tho head -
Hurricane island. some few miles below
Nicksburg. u was at the time the navy
was attempting % ruD the NIcSsbGrg bat
te.ics i lieutenant - ART. sTy with a
squad - men in charge a. tae boat. I'D
been left while they soDt back % Red r.ysr
for assistance 20 raise t5e V,s-aL IL the
meantime the joke was planned Who tie
originator vas j. not known, but Ad
miraI Porter received the creCst.
tA 4 bogus ram was built On al cnor-
nous Iog raft was erected a superstructGTe
that roseD bed = teri. be 4-luriId. eues
raiis and bo4-rs we've u-ec 20 make -
imitation irerc.Bd Casemats g.n1-aL
Guns prot-ucfd from ts@ D1-t- ard
porE barrels s,acsFc d n served f-r chii4
ucys GnderasltH rbru a Eearl1 a. earth
had been uaae Fru5 were built - fuel
wEirI made tle Llaesesi ct ssIoss- "i,A-
0u- engine. LIu Ct crew tEis tuo-4sol
was sC- aLrlls % tasv L4l4-8 above .e-s.
burg Du came tEe monster. Ni-l.4
al hour 10 had s-..-ll'si The cirs- tl-ads 4t
smoke rolled o8t of tsc34islluavs- a1c a. o.
was .u-5 hreasirg dsy. fre fUla -Eeu
b1ra sides anticipated az a-iar e, I4a Con
fcLlrerc -eut-l-- detected trc demon
There was q L1E-yitg and s@-rry -Dg. ba-
not q sEct trnss RE sfl4rsss until t.-
dummy bad reached p8iut tlsrak rance
5 lr SsrurE vlI never - s7VaEenet hy
-uc1 a1o-Et- noise. = lar-ed an bCIr
shots rat-r. Be- AID tlLrd b. h-t .t s--u
foa-si osfsufly A. !at TIC ~lsrsss
sEeLt lr Le4rfE % t..s shore Tle1 s1e
bel scrs rad ia rlleiy made .etf-rs "a
-aa ssss. -noesh sold On th~ other fi.le
ws-e the ls1is-s, 'Csnfs1erate states I--s--
Jals-et
~ TIE maritime the - achar2c - s-rli-
l-ry rad warned the l.Futsra1: i- ct.y-.
- t5e iBd.ausis fbst tie hr-r f-r .--..a
was a. aa1l- IL Ll. i.aaz-i-z.-sz. tle
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

'but l don see how it can be done
Way, you VIII need half an hour al the
least to dress. require nearer an hour
"Iu make you another proposition
then, said tho lightning change man
IN bet you that walk home from here.
dress, come back here and Join yoa befCrt
20 minutes past 8 o'clock, and IS now
eight minutes past the hour.
Done cried the other, and the rapid
dresser Immediately left the cafe.
4 gue.s I've won that bet, - said the
taker, glancing confidently at the clock.
Il guess you haven - said another one
of the group Jack can dress in Ten min
utes on pinch. II wiz take him no:
more than four. possibly only three. min
utes for him To walk 10 his home and back
here Give him four Tor walking and u
for dressing, and be stiD has ltewGy Ot
two minutes. Wait and seo.'
At % minutes past o clock the East
dresser strolled into the cafe. H. was 10
full evening dress. his hair carefully and
smoothly pla.teIed, his tie fastened aud
set 70 perfection, aud his whole appearance
that of a man who had lot Of time tn
Kill.
Guess ] Won tho bet be said coolly.
drawing n chair 10 the table and removing
his gloycs.-New Work Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Xcnophon opens his dIsqu!sition -.
hounds by an enumeration of al the de-
fCcis, physical aud moral, which hound
fhOuid not possess. wherein u is easy 20
recognize all the failinTs which are siiU
among us L.eggy hounds, wesdy hounds
fat sided hounds. flat footed hounds. IN
darsizpd hounds. hcadstrcug hounds fi5ssliy
hounds. ~uiky bounds, dwelisrs. bshhiers
sFirtc---au are faithfully portrayed asd
u0comprum iinViy condemned Hounds
with such faults rs tbo-e whsthsr due t.
nature o- 20 bad training ars q little
worth They are enough - disgust even
! truly keen sport-Tat
A good hound should have iigbs.
r1all, siDewy hssd. song round. fezibls
mex. broad cbesS, free sloClcers. straight.
rCTId, why foreie r. stzass kSse-. r8Und
sides, muscular l0ins, fail nznks. bGt 10;
too full His thighs should - firm. cum
pact and well lst down. his feet round sud
hts stern long. strsight and tsperinR 9sca
1. XenoVAou = deer ption of a good hasaa
II seems - ~ net Ain!ss or the fourth
century bsl1Es cur -JacEuiilan's
MAGAZINE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
DISEASES or BEES.
A Number of Naladies TO Contend With
Like other Communities.

During the last few years, thanks
chiefly to the enterprise Of the British Bee
keepers association. the keeping of bees
has made great progress IN TINS cOuntrr,
and ii is now rare 10 see the mum Dlest cot
tage without it, two az three hives, whIlo
in the course Of "a arailway journey one may
often see large field dotted over with tho
elaborate structures which serve the mod
ern bee for a residence, all OF them Gaze
fully facing the cast 80 that Jneir inInat,
should be walked by the trst rays Of tie
sun. and surrounded with other fields IN
which honey producing blooms reduce
their labor 10 minimum
With -he increase Of bees. however, n a
come the spread OF disease IN much Iuure
rapid proportion. The old method Used -
be 10 keep me bees in straw skip and
when they had Tiled il with comb az tBe
end Of the season 70 suIocate the entire
community with sulphur and appropriate
the results OF its industry. This C( course
was not only a cruel. but an extremely
vasteful method. Nowadays, with tBe
modern frame hivr tie honty = taken
without disturbing the BEES and they axe
carefully hacked ~ ana preserved during
the winter and even lsG Il they run sEcEl
oi foOd
The modern hive, however, Is subject
70 the heeseeIer's principal trouble
namely. what j. called foul brood No
body knows exactly what this i OF bow
il IS p-Oducec. Int l. taxes the to-En IN ite
first place oi ClscoloTafio1 %. the cents
and siyeEward q CON plate f'sstElCitF-
which is equally patent - the eye $40
the hose II d, extremely Infectious, 1l.t
as bees ar. constantly VISITING one Ell
others hiyes for pEsl2t1rJ T'sirI<f-f-. FfE-
i5 appears IN q district = sss1'esli-y -f'rtat--
II : said tLas gy.-u lAe l-eSe-per-
Kent recently employed ~ expert - fr
anime ,lc.r bi-,s- Iu3 veTe found to
= .-aascL OF q. 500 -Lols@laa 4 IAroLiI-s-
How CO ya4 gss 4so-g E.lA yos- Lev
-l.Isl "a C.s.fEs-trs5c 5c14I'
On only - - He oaEsss IS MANI
=i-spless-o.fc - hours -Trl5-aa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
Dangerous PfcIks.

"Stop chewing too;hpicks, young man,
II you ya,Le your life, sand physician %
one Of lis patients y N0u uHcOasciOusly
swallow llttic ,Aycds 81 the wood, which
are not digestiuie. and which become com
pact in the stomach. Finally you arc an
noyed by a hacking cough and The splitting
of blood, and you do not know what is
the matter with you. Ton imagine you
have consumption or some similar allie
ton when IL is only the foreign substance
IN your stomach THAI makes the strongest
protest against your careiessness ct izno-
rance in allowing it 70 accumulate there
stop chewing wooden tootSpicks and
swallowing quack nostrums and by tax
ing ordinary care of yourself you will live
out the allotted threescore and ten years. "
-Exchan ge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
CONTEMPT WORSE THAN CRIME.
An Australian Judge and How He Main
tain-d tie p.-nity OF IIis Court.

An Australian Judge and How He Main
tanned the Dignity or His Court.
The stories Of eaIIy Australian judges
are numerous and Incredible Tbs follow
ing incident. which is youcted for as a
fact. is OF , Judge who bad q vary lofty
idea Of his own Iegal c1pacijs and was. %
the same time anxious 20 sustain ttc az
nitv Of lis court. A shooting casc cane
before bin. There was 10 ci-ecs eyicenos
as 70 the pe-rerrator of ths Tnnrrer, bat
the individual arrested was We'd KNOW
and indecd confessed the decd
When brought into court. the Judge
cautioned the prisoner that le musJ u
member BIS ears as - free C.lzCt.. ana
that. above al things, Ee mus 10; inter
tupt the preceding cf t5e c1a-r- -aile1
this friendly Warning ttas Judge rrcce'.den
% state thai ne t-1e TlTlsolr-i vas ae-ilsal
OF having on such dste shot tna oeoesa7s-li-
Upon this the prisoner broEa -, "eil
and 20 I cid
The Judge va.s annoyed az ;.,s .nterrU--
ticn.
Hold your tongue. SIR b ezc-aiHae'i-
Haven told Ecl Los 20 commit yo-f-
self rscr interrupt Ils- J. shall -om-n ~ yo-
for coutslaps of cCarr Il you c. 90 Ssa-A.
be nddod -terE.y
he thca rtp-s-ed re accUsat.oI-s UPON
which tne yris-1e- broke ir-
I have tod Sc alors thai Kidd -
TIE 5adce' - Indignation - intense 81
this second :ut.zrE H-.o-l- ard ~ csfoa M
e.. -s.-. -he-4T. v.4zt IS Tcsr ~ iaesoss''
hare na- lrg bat cr-lrzftsnttai evi-
dersae. yo1r Ealar, and the -fisoE1r. > c7g-1
cor fesz4gu-
TIN" rsid tie iHd-s- 7 discha--s
the r.rlsa1. : e-. -lis .-rls--a- -icu, aut c1n-
NIT hifn fcr caEtlnFs 20 coart Pits
burg Dlsuli---
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

90 TIE pastors leadership. Une nymu,
apparently not fam liar 10 many, came
several times TO a distressing halt and
finally died out altogether.
The minister. rather irTitatsd, sat down
as if determined uot 10 continue the serv-
ice until the singing met his appreciation
An oppressive silence fell upon the httle
company, broken at last by deacons
prayer.
% Lord, he said ''touch the heart Of
our pastor, that he may be moved to 60 Oh
with the service.
Not To be outdonc the minister rose and
prayed earnestly that the congregation
might have their eyes opened To their
faults and De willing u do their part and
not put all the labor on their spiritual
shepherd.
Another embarrassing pause followed,
which seemed likely To last for the re-
mainder Of the day. Finally woman rose
in the rear pew and family Petitioned that
a spirit or harmony might rest upon pas
tor and people and move them 10 union
and peace Then a shrill voice struck
up familiar anthem, the ice was broken,
all joined in the singing, anu the serv-
ice went forward -Yo Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
THE TOPSY or PLANTS.
fruff1es Grow Without Roots In the vicia,
ity of Oak Trees.

Concerning truffies there is much mys-
terry. Where do they Come from? Il 'spect
they growed, -" Topsy might have said Of
them, hut nobody knows exactly how they
do grow. They have not any root, and no
one can tell where they will be found, ex-
cept that experience has taught that, as
rule, they are most plentiful in the vicin-
ity of oak trees There in the ground a
few inches below the surface, lie these cor
rugated balls, emitting an Odor which Is
rather sickly and overpowering. Pigs and
dogs have great affinity for this scent,
and formerly pigs were used To direct the
seekers after truffles to their place of con-
cealment. Dogs in these times are solely
employed in Perigord, whence we derive
the bulk of our supplies. Some are to be
found in England. in Hampshire, but
these are described as having musty
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

This New York Society Man Can Do ths
Lightning Change Act.

The man who thinks he Is a rapid dress
er was III d cafe at Broad way and Twenty
sixth street with half a dozen friends at
p. IN. He was in afternoon dress. Being
invited tc stroll down the street, he 8n-
swered that he was afraid he did not have
time, as he had y o'clock dinner engage
ment ard must 90 home in a few min
utes 10 dress"
u should think, - said one Of the party
THAT If you had far 10 90 yOu would be
late To your engagement Is IL Is
oh, no, answered the other It's
true that / shall have 10 go TO Fifty ninth
street to dinner, but have ample time. "
Well, said another, If l had a
O'Clock dinner engagement, ! certainly
should not be- sitting heIe at .. d be
home dressing"
IN tsn You what I'll do, - said the
rapid dresser. i live at Fifth avenue and
Twenty street. III bet you that
L leave here now, 90 home and dress, come
back here, take drink with you all, walk
to the nearest elevated station--throe
blocks-go To Fifty eighth street. walk
two blocks to the house where dine, AL
within ten minutes before o clock. "
I'm not take the hrt. - was tho reniv.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

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