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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
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Si9srbsitss8 eIpctpeo
(SpItem .Sieb".)

eri9tig g. Sic:
Run. moran bait Oh gsOd9t, ais i'd
fort mar, MdnnAsn?" @r: v@n nifts."
Sic: ~5rib GriB, 9u liebIt mid
Ri9t me6r!"
- Il be 9 d I. 2ebrer: v!&orl,
!pot peritei9It 0u inner enen piett0pis
gen 8errpanoten2" - S6iiler: ,@enn
man enen 8aoosr bait. De SresfbrGser
ia!"
4ufri5tis. Iron: vSerr
Wanoelbliib, gaItern babe i'd Sic bod
gu ROB sdebsn. Sasen Sic mir NAL
aufrihtig. lit bas Reiten pirtli4 10
elm grOBes 8~srgniissn2" Ssrr Mdns
bslbIIb: r8:rtIid! g lit a feines Ser.
gnii9en! &ber aufri4tis gsitanben, i'd
bin Dor angit unb S9ipiben mob
Ii4t sum @srsnissR sstummsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Intiten ssulten ibrs mustulDs c~iIetirz
KIN 5prmen umparo, .revenons a
nos moutons. Sd srinnsre mid, bab
Sic meinen Sreunb p.Senner pertreten.
Uann bat bieis @srtrstung elm @nOs9
Do Itedt err"
~@a ia, msin 5rsuno Ssnner,"
9dipe!te i4 beraus, nmdAtigs Sselen=
r%alerin : 1T es mir niat g~elunssn,
I'm pergeffsn gu ma9en9"
Sic runsslte bic Stirn = urtb bas
lab na9 etpas aus. tpent1 iis bisStirn
tunselte.
w0us Surrosat," iaste iie, inOem
lin 3us feinsr Sronis ibrs Raienfliis
ael umfpielts, lift bortrefflid, absr es
.nti4dbist uns ni6t fir ben satsn
artttrl. SennT i6rieb mir in ienem
8riefs, burh ben Sic ii9 BEL mir einz
iiibrtsn, baB Sic @o[lma9t bdtten,
alIes su applaniren. Sc gisbt sspiFe
8eripre4unsen, bic man ni9t duf benz
Weas Der StslOertrstung srlebist. DAB
nleine Garriete ii6 in auffteigenosr 2i=
ME bepegt, laBt mid nidt psrgeisr,
oaB i4 aus 2ie6s gu bieIsmANdnns,
ben Sic Sreuno nennen unb ben Sic
uertreten, Orei erite partien aussss
I6lagsn babe, baruntsr cine iiebenz
sadige Srons. Sd t0nnts isbt als
9rdfin por Sbnen itebsn. itatt als
arme &omObiantin, bic bintenb benz
ilenben Sbespisturren na4lduft, uno
i'm SdpsiBe hires QngeItdts bic
f6nDOe MaT. bergebli9 CUR SDbs rsiz
ner Poeiie gu erbeben ii9 bsmiibt, tpsnn
II mid armes Wsib ni4t i4nDoe be-
trogen bate. @r perIpru4 mir, als
ih in msiRss 2sbsns 2en3, Elm a6s
HunaslOies Reb, ieinen Pfao t~reu5te.
bic - Che"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
Ghier, ber nidJt ,,elein fa9fn
kanil.
eelbItbeferntnifie BON Gmbroiius Sampe.


Wtsin SrsunS b. Senner patte ii3
pertobt. Was maj 10 nenrt. ST mar
i'm 8sgriffe, eine ieinem srimirtsn, ubsr
untsr Realcrebit seIebten Stdnbe ans
gemeFene Yartis 3u MAIDEN. Wir
polsn bisriibsr ni9t in's Detail ges
ben. Gr t0nnte es mir libel nebmen.
@inss Morsens fam er gu mir. Sd
fab unb las meme 3situng. Sein
aan5ss 9tuftrstsn itanS nit Oisier 2et'
tire Jpn aIersrDbten Dioeripru4.
Nsnn sr fubp iia bur4 bic Saare, 10
pisle er bsrsn nod bate uno mar
utbsmlos bon Der 9ait, nit pel6er er
bic Sreppe meines Suuies emporges
Itiirmt mar. Sennsr pobnt in einem
neiner SGuIer, bic Strabe psiter raul,
our Wistbe,
rS0re, Sampel," tyyhte er, ~0u bait
bel fir MIDI getbun, iebr piel, uno Oh
DuOsinen Mammon pieoer betommIt,
bas bGngt gang Dapun ab, OBJ aus metz
nsr 9artie etipas niro ooer niht."
SD nidts inn meme 3uItimmung
AT, unb er I9sRtte It9 Elm @lds Cog
nae Elm, Der tets fir i'm auf meinem
Slide bereit itebt.
n0ieIe partie 1T in 9efuGr, Ii6 gu
aerI6lagen, tpsnn 9u ni4t fiitmi4 in
bic 8reide ipring't, SampsI4en! Ou
bit INNER Der nG4Ite oa5u. Su btit
mein Wirt6. 2ies j"
@r breitets elm Sslegramm Dor mir
auf benz Slide aus.
rSDrte BON 8erlo6ung. Somme um
su gratulirsn. Grtpurte mid auf Dem
8uhnbof. Srsi ubr ie&s3ebn Na9s
mitta9. Sermine."
.Nun?" frasts t9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

- 9erfebrte @eIt. 9ene.
raIst6din gum Sienitmdbden): sd
fdge Dir, mein @efreiter lit ~OertpO1na
Ter als meiR 9eneral!"
- 3ertreut. Profefpr Ole
SSSnnenIeite feines @beriHss betra9.
tenb): pa itebt: ben %. Sanuar
1863 unb ben 9. 4uguIt 1864. Sept
meib tb pirtIi9 ntat mebr, tpelfea
bon 9eioen bas Datum meiner 8erlo-
buns unb tueI6es busisuiss meinss
tbo4asit it'll" Il j
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

ySdmpelhen-nun oente OIr, ole1s
@erlegsnbsit. 8ir baben Probe =
Bel meiner 9rdut - BON Der Shulz
reiterin - uno i6 fam - i'd bari
ridt febtsn. IIss Itebt auf oemSpiel.
Sch Ou uno empfange lie, tbeile tbr
nit, baB i'd lie niat pergeIien iperOe,
baB i9 lie na6 pie oor - in gepihem
Slime tpsibt Oh - lis6e uno bod
I6GBs, natiirli6, oerebre, OsrItebt Su,
Sampsltsn, Dap i'd absr isst oab
i9 isbt feline Minute frei babe unO
audi tein @elo - psrIpri6 i6r, mas
Ou tpiGIt, Sampel6sn, nur balte iis
isBt bon mir ab. 0u peibt ia, mas
uuf benz Spiels itebt alss : uu4
mas 9u auf mid geieBt fat uno MAG
i9 ii9er burd'S 3tel trugen tperoe,
tuenn - nun, lpenn oieIe Sermins
ni6t nit mir rsmpelt ="
n0u Iprihit, uls ob lie Elm 9fero
pdre," paste i'd beIdsiOenit gu bsmers
Ten.
.@rIter alufe, Jag id Dir, ~eriter
&laife - 8oa6lut - ih meins, tpe1n
lie ems pGre. @orlGufig 1T ie tragis
T6s 9ie6babsrin am StaOtt9edter gu
= su Oings oa - gelpeien; Du tpeiBt
ia, no i9 in SdrniioH Itano; od
mafts IiG oas 10: id rift bic i6Onlten
pferOs uno f6risb Sras0Oien. sic
protegirts mid, uno i'd erpies mid
oantbar. Sept 1T lie auBsr engage
ment, pber nod niGt tpisosr prin. 0as
1T sben oas ungliit. Bsnn oieie 9dz
men nihts gu tbun BADEN, geihmintt
unb in ibrem Clement, oann iuAen lie
ii1 ettpas auBsrbalb besislben -"
rrngsI9mintt," meinte i6 bin5ls
lebsn gu miifen.
,Qber INNER Scsnen -"
Isle piro mir eine 6laI6e petros
leum in's @siift 9ieb:n Sleum,
tppat' i6 idgsn."
Fenner faBts meinenIrm am 6dnoz
aelsnf uno iab mir large treaber5tg
ms 8sIi9t.
.0a8 beFiirdte niht," Iagte er berus
bieeno, nss mare aud ihuoe um Define
I60nen glugsn. aber 10 1T Sermine
nidt. Su peiBt, GeIIing iugts: 9as
@eib 1T bic Srons Der S90pfung. -
limb Oas be8iebt iifI auf Oisis 9ss
rome"
rGr bat iis getunnt3" frugt: i'd err
ituunt.
nGr bat Ie t~penisItsns OOruusses
abnt."
.0u ma6Tt mid nsugierig," iusts
ih, rinbsfsn -"
rSein inoeFen, tein a6sr - 6ier!!"
Gr lssts cine Photographic Dor mid
auf ben Slid.
ygIe Wsttsr!"
Mun osnts Ii9 bic before SGlfts
unierss srie6iIdsn Sbertsrtiagottes
3sus. feline Sumo i'm Goitiim elmer
Mefalinn uno man bat SsrmtneR Dor
Iu9en.
SD ipiBte bic 9ippsn unS pfiff.
r2lfo bas 1T lie! Sic piro Ii6 gar
nidt berablafen, nit mir gu reOen,"
msinte i1.
r{3eiss ibr Define feben SGuTtr,
Sampelfen," lu4ts Ssnnsr.
rS6nOoe Sronis, ais Oh i9 TonF
nifts bate. @ermutbli6 zine qnz
fpislung auf mein coupe. Srosi-
fen =" @as po1te i9 MAIDEN. Sd
piniete in bic W%iiiion.
Gr bdno es mir auf bic Sesle, ben
3orn oisIer @6ttin BON i6m absupebs
rem uno lie Dor alien 0ingsn BON BEN
SauIs isiner 8raut fern gu balten. Gr
tpiirbe ale feline @srIpre6ungen erfiilz
len, fs iolts ibm nur 3eit lnfsn. Sd
fonte tbr tii9tig Weibrala itreuen,
mibr nit benz @eibpsOsI bic gaIs sins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Cine fetRfii6ttge Ras
tur. StubtoIus SpuuOIo6: .Denn
i9 @6enOs etpas gu tart iluminirt
nab SauIe sehe, perIufe i'd mid gang
auf meinen Seq. @r fii6rt mid Iider
q II Der S9nur Biz oor bic 6dus!5Gr.
0ort bleibt er iteben uno ermuntert
MIDI, tnbem er mid nit Der g&aie al
ben 9ni.tebIsn tiBelt." - StuoioIus
S%uffbubn: rgta, liebes SpunOIo9,
bas lit nod gar nidts. Oein Geo 1T
9eaen meinen Nerp Der refine WaiIens
fnabe. Sabe i4 nal gsgleitung nDs
tbig, nebme i9 Reros S3punS in bic
Sdno unO fam oann Ieelnrubig Die
@uaen IAlieben. Mein Nero tduIat
mid niemuls. Soba!o mir nGmli4
bel meiner Wo6nung dugetommen limb,
tperoe ib Iofort oura ben erregteren
puIsidlag oes Sunoes ertpedt, 0ffm
bic 4ugen unO gsbe Oergntet 81 9ett."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Der @rfolg mar aber elm bon ben
bofhpoRlpeiIen %unssubnter, ME einige
eeiipieIe 5eigen mOssn. Der !Serr
Bath SrGuielmaper, Der bier 8uben
bat, fault I'M bic neue Steuer gu ums
seben unb bic &inoer bod WuIit treis
ben gu lafen, 5tpei 8eisen, cine SlOte
unb cine 3ie9burmonita &lapier
piro in bisier Samtlie alio nidt GEE
fpielt tperoen - bic NahbarI9aft
ober tann ii4 auf ben a~unitgenub
freren. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Der Serr Sserstdr Pimpfinger Der,
peigert ieiner 5odtsr gang energif4
bas 9elo gu ateusn RoteR, ba bic
Steusr be5aAIt tpsrbsn iol uno sma
pfisblt ibr, bic alien Stide otter gu
fpielsn. Sofort tiinbigt Der Mietbs>
mann - bst neuen Stiidsn ipdre sr
pielsi9t gsblieben; aber bic alien nod
otter a~n3u9Oren als bisber, ipar ibm
unmOgli6.
Die Srau p~eniionirts Rittmeiiter
Stibler lGBt, ebenfaQs Der boben
Steusr tpessn. basSlapier abIolut niat
mebr itimmsn - elm tpeiterer n8unit".
9enub fir Sldngbaui en-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

5rGuIsin @lilaIia, iibrigsns cine lst-
oenI9aftti6e D@irtuoIin" 5pielt iebt
am Sage ibatt ME 6isbsr brsi = fis.
ben Stunoen, lrnl Der Steuer ipeger,
2i6t gu fparsn. Bon 4ni9affuns
ueuer SnItrumsnte, I'm bic alien feline
Sttmmung msbr 9altenosn, f4nurs
reuben, quitI6enosn, i6rsieRben sur
Geits gu bpingen, 1T, tpisbsr cine Solss
Der Steuer, i'm sanasn Stdot9en teins
Reoe me6r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
Srp{t i'm Qeib.

@u9 fir bes S4idIuls alerbieffts
@unoen
Sat Dir Der SAOpfer einen Sroit Der:
lieh'n!
8eber3'ge thu in allen bittern Stuns
ben:
3eit lit Der 2(r3t, @jeoutS bic Meoicin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
Die Ilauierlfeuer nn0 lire
Gol9eil.

Sn &ldngbuuisn bdben bic bas
tpoblpeiisn Stabtbdter cine &lapier.
iteuer einsefiibrt = sritsns natiirtt4,
I'm ben StaOtiddsl gu fiilen uNo stpet-
lens, um rOura @iw9rdntung oes
pielsn unbsrufsnen &laoisrIpielens Die
Pflsge zines rein tiinitlsrifaen Spieles
in Der Staot Su er3ielen." =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
Bitter.

SiiOor Gourfelss: r2ea, iins' mir d
S6lummsrliso, ouB i9 fam i9lafsn."
- Sea: nDarum ptait Ou i9Iafsn?"
= Siioor @ourieles: nOamit ib tann
pergefen, mas mer bat getoitet 9sine
= muTitaliihe Iusbilbuns!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Sbrem IsBten @Orte CAB is cine
Iolhs S%mprdgnation oGmOniI4er 9ers
aatung. pab i'd pilsnlps uno setnidt
auf ben Sefel iaRt uno gu Dem nit
Re4t emp0rtsn Bei6s auff6aute. :Sbr
Bid rubts auf mir pie Der Der anas
fOnoaI6lanse, tpelfs oas urms sits
tsrnOe 90ssIsin in isiRsm Gseits aufs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Sabre Iinb IeitSsm oersdnsen. Sens
rsr bat ssbsirat6et. Sic 6aabrei reis
.snDe &inOsrhen a6sr tsiR 8ermDssn
mebr. Sic bat ii4 i6siDsn lafen. ST
lit in Quitralisn unb iuat Sob. limb
.id bin II. u. au9 UNI aebntauIenb
Mart drmer. Sd aablts lie nit elmer
Sppotbet = germ uno bsreitpilis. in
5rauer UNI meinen 5reunb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Die 9auern tbater i6m ben @iQen
uno auf noret" seiste Der Moosbauer
i4nea auf einen Der l~lmiibenben. Die
i4lauen Sduern absr batten jeber auf
lid felbIt ge3eigt uno 10 muBte Der
Huge Moosbduer unter benz @elG6ter
Der anoeren abermals bic 3sfe Sa6s
len.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
9 4redtt4s 0ro9ung

.gtfo Ssin Tann Fat sinsstpiTigt.
baB Ou i'm Bobltbdtisteitsconcert
mitfinaen burfit; fpis Daft 0u i'm nsnn
70 bsrumsetrisgt?" = sd babe Tim
sinfad gsiugt. tpsnn ih ni4t pa itRge,
iinge ih gu Suus!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

Ser Moosbausr, aber bilbete ii6
Elm, bas @anae lei porbsr a6gema6t
geipeien, uno oa er ii9 fir sei6eitsr
ols bic anOern belt uno aud niat
Gaein bereinfalIen poate, i9lug er Dor,
man ioIe glei9 beitimmen, tper mnrs
gen 4beno bic 3e9e gu sablen bdtte,
morsen miiRe aber Der 3ubIen, auf ben
jsbt Die penigIten 6inpieIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28

= Stimmt. Sante: .!S6re,
Cha, es paBt ii8 aber gar ni8t, baB
Su Seinen 9rGutisam obns 9i9t bic
Sreppe binab besleiteIt ."-Gqa: r@ber
Sant4en, er tit bod mein 2i9t!!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
CONGRESSMAN PArTERsOY'S DEBATES

From The Washington Post.
In day when David Bennett Hi as lecturer Is
Bland can't sell a ticket to hear him talk # may
not be smlss TO toll the story OF Representative Pat
Of gold The Hon Mr Patterson essay SH three three
sPeecns ana ihen gave i up he abandonei Mss
4 report Of his campaign Of light reads something
"RepresentatIve Patterson's first speech" said a
fellow Representative. was in Joint debate 20
which he had been ehasngsd by violent silver
made a splendid speech. Gold men said 1t was un-
at the close, however the opposition talker arose
gave look fu! OF nent-uP yenemence at the crowd
Lad.s and genflenien for for one hour and half
we have listened to what Brother Patterson il
facetious enough 70 cal an argument in favor Of
to It except the one word-bosh. Brother Patersons
THAT ended the reply. The crowd cheerei for
half an hour and went home regarding Representa-
tive Patterson as an utterly annihi.ated man.
Two days later he met IN the tilt yard OF debate
with the Hon. John Allen. of Tupeo. Again Brother
Patterson made Cilbra-tar-lke argument for gold
tod Ys story Which s%ep sot up sn4 In
aside In the foods Of laughter 1t evoked
The perverse ignorance q people who were salts
fed with 'bosh as full retort TO logic. and who
taian panncss by one of A!Iens Yarns was TOO
much for him. He more than half los; heart. Still
give Mississippi third trial before he the shin
ing cord and broke the golden bowl of It's hopes
Ills third speech was while in joint debate with
piled up argument atop of fact. and fact atop Of
argument, until ne had butt barrier against which
II seemed impossible that the heresy OF free silver
should prevail! for moment. At lis close he sat
down satisfied.
But It all over in instant Colonel Money
bent flashing eye on Brother Patterson Shaking
n finger Ike an accusation. he approa ched the gold
orator step Then, with tremblins, voice vibrant
with pent emotion. Colonel Money said:
- You came here TO talk gold In behalf Of the
p,htocrats. and the bOated OF Wall Street
VERY well. Now. answer plain question
ISM II fact. sir. and / ask you. Mr Patterson 10
answer this Your homer as a gentleman ISM Il n
fact, ! say. now sit here that back among
your g0id-bus principals In New-YOrk thev are ar
ranging O. marry IN American girl To English
lord. and are giving tho Engishnan $1,000 00) a
sort Of bonus or bounty for marrying her? Please
answer me dirsctlyNes or no
Naturally Brother Patterson hesta'ed when 50
suddenly baYed at 10y question utterly aside from
the topic under discussion The crowd was PROMPT
10 note his hesitation. Without waiine for him 10
make any reply the nultitude broke into exu.tant
announcement OF Colonel Money.
stick 10 him Money Now. you've got him on
the rum Don't Let him double or you and get away.
Make him answer; and kindred commands 10 Colo
me- Honey were shouted from the audience T. vas
then mat Brother Patterson lost his last hone he
felt that his torrh-bearing into Mississippi
faCur" and following this third effort he went d-
rect!y horne. H. saws that gold man wastes his
time IN Mississippi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
The Following Rug vnines;
Third Ave-,
BlOoningdale Bros, ,.s ham. and s .1,: SIS.

.,,u, s,uoa+ CONGREGATIONAL Church last week
had many novelties. and II was one OF me rs n
earnest and important efforts n'4us III 81" ~ -
town churches to secure tunds py n.eAn . rhs
so,a ~ fancy articles and other wares Ire
Sunday-school teachers ana pups Wei.
pecially active in preparing tor tne r"' ,ov tin.
war and book booths Kings Daughters han
charge of a table. and OF what was 1871 az az
..Oriental Cafe" The Young People Hoclv'E "a
Christian Erdeavor had large ana w eararsi
nished ia BILE the Ladies Aid Soc.e'y haG se,essasi
charge OF the fair. and In ADDITION hau d ' .I
of IT'S own Mrs. Lindsay, mrs lLihcas'ei, VIZ
Vredenburg and Mrs Mcconnell had charge on
different evenings -, "a. ,,,a,
The Morr.san!a Mannerchor held us annual lci
entertainment and ball on Monday evening. The
music Of the early part Of the entertainment was
received with much favor by the sGes's' ai,S
later in the evening there was dahc.ns' - su ,n
medal set with rubes ana diamonos Was P,e
scented 10 the president. George =. Baroes, ana
gold badge to Charles Zines.
Tn Bedford Park cub will hold IFS annual
election of officers on Monday evening. inc
nominating committee has presented tne names
of Samuel Mcmillan. president: Nl.ilam -.
sckles and John NJ Tierney viceprssrue'I ~
w I.inson. recording secretary; benjamin +
Gerding treasurer and John j. Bray :. r..
Duffey. s. l.. Happy, George Drake snh'n anu
Torenh 4 C;ouldan. Executive Committee.
smoker" and entertainment was held IN me
clubhouse on Thursday evening Georee Dra s
Smith who was recently the Republican canui-
date for Senator was chairman OF the COMMITTEES
There WAS large attendance or the hiehlDtrs
and their friends. \ whist tournament nas pc
gun and one evening week Is devoted TO the
games. -, =,
The Young Mems Christian Union VIII hoid
IT'S second concert for the season IN me bethany
Presbyterian Chapel one hunored-and-'hlr'y-
seventh-si near Wiiis-ave.. on Thursday even
ing Miss Clara Beach. violinist; MISS y. VIII
sonette Fowler pianist; Master Charles Meenam
soprano: H. 4. Burleigh. baryione: Miss viva
Cummins sOlOist and imDetFonotor. ana MISS
Henrietta s Seeey. accompanlst are expected 10
take par. 49,
The Rev. DR. II. r. Tyler pastor OF the "est
EIftv-sixth-rt Church OF Disciples ~ Christ Will
pre-, n in the Cne-hundre l-ani-siNty-alnth
Church Of Disciples before The Young Mems
Christian Union this evening. THIS sermon IL
not one Of the course arranged by the Union for
tho season. but is especially intended for young
men. The Church of Disciples will open branch
or mission on the Fox and Nyse estates on sun
dav afternoon. December l.. 4 room intended TO
be used as a store has been nlred and services
will be held there on sunday afternoons and at
other times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08

York. According to the present outline the
board will have its hands fun OF business for
some months.
A special circular from the Navy Department
gives the programme for the operations OF the
Naval College. beginning on January !, 1896 The
programme Is comprehensive and includes the
following points In the order given
Under coast defence-The Gulf of Mexico Del
aware and Chesapeake bays the lower lakes
erie Ontario, Champlain). Puget Sound to San
Diego. the coast from Cap, Hatteras to East
port Me-. comprising the three sections already
studied. In strategy-An strategic questions
concerned ia the above developments OF our coast
defence; special study OF the strategy Of the
Gulf OF Mexico and its vicinity: strategy OF the
Caribbean Sea: the strategic features OF the
North Pacific and the Aleutian Islands. In naval
tactics-The search for the most desirable battle
tactics the best formations for the fleet in such
tactics: the types of VESSELS most suited for
those formations; tactical studies OF our coast
and preparation for the naval defence OF i'm
portant localities: the construction OF war charts
and the preparation Of defence plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
AN INDIAN LEGEND or CRE1TION.
From The ST. Louis Republic

From The ~. Louis RepuDAc
Among the many interesting traditions that have
recently been brought to light by a gentleman VINO
has been making careful study OF the .fgeids anu
soik ,ore of the Cheyenne and Arapahoc Indians OF
The Indian Territory. IL one that accounts ~ an
original way for the origin OF woman. Tn" INDIANS
~ fhese tribes sniff DIS LAWFULLY al the rD tne1ry
when the resident mssonafies 10y 10 tcach thch
The initial lessons of the Od Testament feglrdnr
their first parents The wise men OF ther tribes
long ago wres;lcd with the fundamental facts OF
creation and evolved theories concerning II WHICH,
with the lapse OF time. have come TO be looked upon
nv The Indians to-day historical truths IL Is III
tie wonder that the Cheyenne and Arapahoe braves
look down upon their women as Inferior beings
THE legend says thai originally all men were Great
ed with long. sleek and comely tails These taii s
were their delight and they adorned them with
naint beads and wampum Then the world was at
peace-discori and wars were unknown Men De,
came prosperous and proud, forgot their Maker ana
became envlous and quarre!sOme. Their Maker De-
came disp.eased with them ana sent scourgc upon
them TO teach them humility and make them realize
their dependence on the Great Spirit.
He anipuia ted their tails. and out or these beauti-
mi members fashioned women.
Women say the Cheyennes SIN retain traces OF
their origin for we md them ever trallhs AFTER
men risky and impus!ve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
THE TURKISH CITAIrY
From the Egyptian Herald.

From the Egyptian Herald.
The Turkish cavalry has great advantage over
European cava.ries III much 81 be more
easily recruited from he populations having from
birth habits OF horsemanshp. whereas N Europe
wherc recruits have TO be taken from everywhere
thev come as frequently frcm the working class
and rural clnsseG from those who
are habiiuated 10 riding The service be-
ing o. four instead 90 three years. as
- the clG@ IN France and Germany. Turkish
airy derives from this longer service advantages
which j. e moi Necessary ~ point Ou II The moi
crn srategica code has completely modified tn"
conditions under which mLsi now operate the
actions Of cava.ry. Il has In no way diminished the
importance OF IT, with the repeating rife arl tho
far-reach.ng cannon the O.d-fashloned groupings on
the battlefield and the great charges IN body IAN
no longer be used. Cava.rv is the eye % an army
as WEI. n veil behind which 1t concca.s rs move
ments \ numerous cavalry is thus indispensable
airy numbers thlrty-fve regiments OF five SQUAD
rons. The number might seem little in keeping with
the military condi;ors of Turkey. bur the Sultan
has found in the patriotism of OF his faithful sub
jects method Of doub. ing-and even more than
that-hiS cavalry forces IN time OF war The arrna-
ment OF Ottoman cava ~ Is composed Of slightly
curved swords and sinai, calibre rifles. A certain
number Of regiments furnished with a lance
ana everything tends to the supoostion that those
w be distributed TO the rest OF the cavalry. The
uniform consists ~ simple tunlc Win en-" row %
buttons. ? pair Of gray trousers aad Prusslan
boots The horses belong generally 10 the Turcn-
Persian b~e"G or Arab crassbrrl. OF rather sma.
bu III. ~ delicate form. nervous " III supple legs
end nG"failcah'e these horses ore both very ln,e-
lgent and very fOclie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
TO CONDEMN LAND FOR PARKS.

Colonel Albert f. Lamb. representing the county
Of Kings applied TO Judge Cullen of the Supreme
Court yesterday for the appointment OF commi'-
sion to condemn land in the Twenty-fourtn WARD
and in Bensonhurst for park purposes TIE lana
wanted by Commissioner Squier In the 1"eAN-
fourth Ward Is known as Lincoln Terrace Dc'"een
poc,aster and Buffalo ayes Elijah Bundick ami
others are defendants The Bensonhurst properly
&c owned By Maria c. Earke. Robert and sarah ;
Henson and others. and IS between Tweniy-hTst aiu
Twantv-second AYES The Bensons aliege that the
valuation OF 81 600 set the property IN the leu-
ton OF the county is false one, and IL IS cas-
owners along the proposed shore driveway hlke
agreed on terms with Commissioner Squier Tor the
Isnd wanted In cases where refusal 10 sell a. N
countered condemn ton proceedings Will be insii-