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New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
syaPrED WHILE 4 STOWAWAY.
NO REDRESS FOR A CRIPPLE WHO STOLE PAS
SAGE on A BRITISH SHIP AND SAYS
TN, WAS BADf,Y TREATED.

NO REDRESS FOR A CRIPPLE WHO STOLE PAS
SAGE on BRITISH SHIP AND SAYS
he WAS BADLY TREATED.
Richord McGann a cripple. twenty years old.
who slowed himself away on the British ful-rigged
ship Gcnesta which arrived In this port on August
s. called at the British Consulate yesterday ana
told a story Of cruelty and suffering. Young Nc
Cam is the son of tailor in Liverpool Inc
tailor has nine more children. and Is extremely
DOOR on July the boy crawled aboard the
Genesta and hid in the hold of that vessel Sew
eraI DAYS afterward the pangs or hunger dfoVe
him on deck. and meeting the captain VINO hau
never set oves on him before. he was accused OF
bong a stowawav The boy explained that his
father was too poor TO keep him any longer ana
so he had determined TO emigrate to America. NOT
having the money to pay his passage he had
crawled aboard the Genesta.
CAPTAIN Hearnc angry when ne hoard the
tale and threatened to signal back the pilot tug and
have the boy sent ashore. 1t was too late. how
ever TO do this McGann stayed aboard Ac-
cording TO his story he was put TO work scrubbins
paint on half fare lie scrubbed and starved for
l2s davs until the vessel reached San Francisco
which WAS on November II. He wanted to desert
the shin there. but not seeing chance TO max"
living he sailed with the Gcnesta to Iiiio IN the
cardu.;cb I.lard. There the vessel took In "A
cargo of raw sugar and then sailed for TINS port
Young McGann declared yesterday that he was
far worse treated on this voyage than he had been
-, the one from Liverpool to San Francisco. He
said that after leaving San Francisco the captain
mn his name OF the ships register as fui'-
nedged seaman and made him work like a slave
.i,f Of ol!skin clothes was given TO him. but no
boots or shoes. ana in the coolest ana widest
weather he was sent aloft bare footed TO reef sails
Crpplod rs he was he ha' many marrow escapes
rom being blown overheard ilto ne sea, Wh.cn
when the vessel was rounding the Horn ran noun
iains high , - 80, .,r,,.,
Mctann did not tell his story until Yesterday Pc
cause al he says. hc had been trying 10 get III,
captain OF the Gcnesta 10 pay him at least part oi
So Mct;ann went to the British Consul and com,
plaincd The Consul said that as McGann had
.hinned an the Gtnesta as stowaway nothing
could be done for him; Mcliann,s shipminffss pminfSs
raised 81 for him when the vessel arrived ana. III.
lived on this until Il was gone. lie triGd 70 ger
employment but failinr he went to the immlgsra- s H.
lion Eoard Yesterday and asked 10 be sent back 10
Iiverpcol He was detained at the Barge oince
last night and his request Will probably ne granted"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN on PARADE.
LARCHMONr BRILLIANT WITH PYROTEcHNi'
DISPLAY N HONOR OF ITS PET
ORGANIZATION
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
second and broadway.

DISPLAY N HONOR OF ITS PET
ORGANIZATION.
The annual inspection and parade of the Larch-
mont Volunteer Fire Department. said 10 be one
Of the weathest organizations Of its kind. took
place last night and observed with proper
enthusiasm by the summer residents of the manor.
Houses were Illuminated and decorated and the
spacious lawns OF the made brilliant
with green and red fire.
The Department organized six years ago.
with members Of the Larchmont Yacht Club and
other clubmen and well-known people as members
The Department consists Of hook and ladder
company and an engine company. It's member
ship has grown to nearly two hundred, and
the apparatus Is valued 1T than $4,000. The
members make a fne-looking lot Of men. and when
arrayed in red shirts blue trousers and helmets,
with lanterns in hand. there are few volunteer
fire departments In existence which can compare
with Lachmonts in appearance. The Depart
ment is differed ny the following wel-known
men: William II. Campbell chief J. F. SpauldIng
assistant chief: julius Gerlach. second assistant
chief: Frank Hardy. foreman OF the hook and
ladder company: Matthew W. Brown assistant
foreman: Alfred Marshall foreman OF the engine
Company Charles A. Singer, assistant foreman
George 5. Towle, hose company foreman; james
G. McIaughlin assistant foreman: Frank ~ Moore
W. c. Hunting. W w. Taylor. l.. 5. Knevals
Frank Hardy Charles a. Singer, wardens and
the Rev Richard Golden, chaplain Among the
members are DR.. c. W. Stimson r.. +. Bedaii h
W. Eaton. H. ". Gg. Girard c. W. Lowry, Ben
jamin c. Iockett r. w. Flint +. ;. Hopkins
August Monroe, w s. Alley. W. Gould Broka"
4. G. Montross. W. F. Burroughs f. C. Tooker
j II Sterling f. c. Unit. \. b. NcwcomDe
William Murray. H. A. Van Lew osWad sfhaeF
| r Proctor Joseph X Arazemana. Joseph Brd
| Joseph b. Glider. Richard and Edward OGorman
G. W Baird. f. s. Scnies'nser' Johh be'd'' Mai
maduke Tilden and others. - n, v.,.
The parade first reviewed by Carlsen Sern
a. Singer and Marmaduke Tilden. VINO maze ad-
dresses Then the Department paraden In, thi'ngt aSi
the manor enjoying the display OF fireworks atno
the plauiits of the cottagers. II was ied ny III,
7th Regiment Band and the Merit Heec G b ard retrr
| mo Gremen were entertained al dinner ahu
vaudeville performance at the Bevan House.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
STJCJDE BY GAS ~ HOTEL ROOH.

Harry Mills Cole who registered at Smith n
McNclIs Hotel No. 1H9 WESTINGHOUSE late on Sat
urday afternoon and gave his address as chicago
committed suicide Yesterday afternoon IN his
In the hotel by nhaling Illuminating gas. y
chambermaid noticed escaping gas at 2:S0 o'clock
and called Saybrook willard. the hotel clerk. who
broke open the door. and found Cole lying dead on
the bed clad only in his nightshirt The man had
closed every avenue by which the gas might escape
oven TO stuffing up the crack under ihc door wiih
his trousers. The one gas jet In the room wHs
turned on Cole about sixty years old. has
GRAY hair smooth face. and IL about feet inches
In height and stout built. Among mis- effects WI
found a working card Of Typographical Union No
i6 Of Chicago
a brooklyn Saving Bank book showed that TIE
suIcide had deposited various times In that nstl
tuition the sum Of tl75 and that all but $25 OF that
amount had been Withdrawn in amounts bstween
$50 and $500 There were $l06 ST. a silver watch
three pocket pieces a pair Of gold spectacles.
bunch Of keys and a pocketknife found In the
clothing.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
TIE INDIANS KNEW WHAT 1ILED HIH.
A THEATRICAL. MAN WITH TOO MUCH fIhf
WATER ABOARD-THE BRAVES NiStT
MAYOR STRONG.

MAYOR STRONG
A well-known theatrical man. more or less ntoXl-
Gated wandered into the Hotel 1npcria. yesterday
afternoon IN search Of friend He zszassed
around for "A while and finally. turnlnc corner lnio
the reception room. plump into I'VE fdI-pIo"i''
wooden faced impassive Indians. He stopped short
and looked scared. Indians are not usually to ne
found In the rccepion-rCom Of big uptown hoiel.
The theatrical mans hair began slowly TO rise on
end His eyes opened wider and wider ana HI; tongue
cleaved 10 the roof of his mouth His knees weak
encd under him and he murmuled family something
about having them again" He would have fallen
into helpless heap but for the arrival of friend,
VINO supported him msnfuy. and at the same time
told him soothngly thar they were req. live Indians
peaceful to be sure but liVe-and his senses
had played him trick
Then, under sudden reversal. he b'caine bold and
playful He walked up to a tall. Ncll-knii. stoca.-
looking brave and said thickly:
"Good-me Indian. big lndian-h'ap brave
come have some irewale:-go out ana scalp cable
Car-many squaws-woW.'
This last ejaculation was occas.oncd by tight
grip the arm that threatened to crack the bore.
The Indian. calm.y and majestically. caught him.
Heap damn foo.-much drink-ough''
:, The bewjldered manaeer sat down sinpidly and
and Joined George ". Dubock assistant general
road The Tndans are here as Mr Duh i cks sS
In the little band Little Bird Little Hawk Sand
enne tribe and and ali big chiefs at home they left
Fort Reno two weeks ago. and are on their way 10
WashnSGh nS he van dRe{ 70 h2SS y5fd al Rg
were guests al the G. A. r. Encampmon,. They are
a fine-oOkng 10, OF men.
After a luncheon with Ny Dubock the Indians
ceived by Mayor Strong The Mayor had not been
told that such a delegation was 10 visit him. and
when he saw them file into the room he looked mp
and gdsped:
-.whaa!- !-Tammany Hall nomination"
The Mayor spoke cordially 10 the members of :he
party. and they responded with apprecatiVe Grunts
We many people from West" said the
Mayor 'bu, seldom the natives
Last night the Indians occupied box N the Star
Theatre to witness the performance Of The PIva-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
Az iDF4NCE ~ CORN.
ARor,T As MICH INTEREST IN THAT CEREAL As
N WHEAT.


There nss ahou, much interest in the specu-
la,ion in corn a. there was in wheat yesterday.
'-ne dealings were rot large. however. in either.
December corn opened on the Ne~-Nork Produce
EXCHANGE A. 9ea. cents hushel advanced 10 3''2
cents md closed At 37as cents There vas gain
of IL cent IN September corn. Wheat opened weak
Srnsenuenily .lo market sirengt aened. only 10 re-
lar.e Agar December wheat got up 10 s5i4 cents
recsilnc ~ the close 10 81. cents. whicn was the
closing price on Saturday. The final price for
seo,eroher whoa- WAS 9Sis cents against the cos
Ing rrice of q7iq cents on Saturday. The export
sales .. corn ana wheat were ligh'.
small decline in cotton was recorded silver
advanced = cent T. 5eis cents ounce for COM
mercial bars. . . . .o
There vas considerable activity in the STOCK
MAKE, q'he transactions the New lork Stock
Exchance reached ne.rly Eve hundret tnousand
shares For a majority OF stocks Increased prices
were re corded , ,,a
The New-York SGb-Treasury YESTERDAY trans
,rre3 s23oD in currency and % ~" silver dollars
10 Western and Southwestern points Inc siI-
,er was for Texas. The larger part OF me cur
rency was for Toledo Minneapolis ana hansds ms :
citv Sone small shipments Of silver We're maue
~ North and South Carolina. In part payment
fr currency the SIb-Treasury received $""" III
rolI
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIELo'
,IprNIARIE-RobertC c. ogden. OF Philadelphia.
FIFTH AVENUE-E A. Hitchcock OF 81. LOUIS,
the new.y appointed Minister to Russia. TlIoEl
Uoke smith ex-Secretary OF the Interior
acknowledgements f.. NJ. HOFFMAN ana
w. NJ. Kirby of Governor Backs STAFF GRAND
IrNION-I.ouis +. Payn. State Superintendent OF
Insurance. HOLLAND-Edwin Dun, eA- sIl'.s n.eu
c,atos Minister TO Japan and William Sooy Smith,
OF Chicago IMPERIAL-Adam Forepaugh, OF
Chicago MANHATTAN-Judge j. NJ Woolworth;
of Omaha; Theodore Butterheld, OF syracuse, anu
Charles ] Hamlin. Of Buffalo MARLBOROUGH
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson. or MISSISSIPPI
MURRAY HII.L-Colonel Ashley w. Cole New
York State Railroad Commissioner ana 'arios
French of Connecticut. WALDORF-Senato John
C. Spooner of Wisconsin. WINDSOK-J w Doahe
and A. r. Seeberger of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
REpEyT4Nch cOuES TD Shirley TrCG.

when Shirley Richardson Tuck suddenly married
about & month ago his marriage caused some sur
prise and now comes the announcement that young
Mr. Tuck and his bride have agreed to separate.
Mrs Tack was Susette Virginia Maynard who Is
mora or less well known in theatrical circles Tine
uarriaQe f. will be remembered occurred al the
close of . wine supper ~ Miss Aay n"lds "rar'-
ruenfs IN flftn-aVc and certain downtown hi Ok"r
was much chagrined over H. as he mad always been
regarded as q warm friend OF Miss Maynard. Now
Mrs Tuck IS living with he mother al No. lD
West Forty -fourIn-st. and Shirley Tuck Is said 10
be anxousy awaiting the return OF hs father from
Europe. divorce Is hinted at as the probable re-
suit Of the hasty union.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
RIVAL OWNERS or FORCITE SToCk.

ONE RESTRAINED HY THE COURTS FROM SUING
THE COMPANY.
,,i.o Russou n tho Supreme Court. Yesterday
s,rrod an order restraining Margaret Sstare from
,,rosecIfjng a suit in the city Court against the
American Forcite Powder Company The latter
alleges that in June last Edward Brandhs' the
owner of ten shares Of It's stock. worth 80 snare
gavo notice that the stock mad been stolen from
HIM and forbade the company 10 transfer 10 an.
o,o fcv davs later Margaret Sistdr" appeared
- ,a,,l.d that her name he substituted for
f1' f5a, Of Rrandus in the hooks. This was refused
and she has since brought suit AGAINST me com
Co.,, ., r.caiV. thc value Of tho stock IN" com
pammyy. onicer. say thai they have tried to effect
some settlement with tn" paintlf ann m bran'uS, ~, =
Inn, in vain and they are tired oi iGur!hg, III an
'roH,y. "nr m and vexatous litigation IN which they
5oIr no personal interest Ho" the plalntln c'h'
i,o session Of the stock does not appear IN the
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO DAY.
.Nesse. sails
Vessel '"., IIovI a m 1900 m
Have! hr'nnru, c.,a,rs Norgan n..... 800 m
" WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER l.
$, o,,s Southampton American. 100 a m lu'p a IN
- LOUIS S'u'na''. whuo a m IL
Majestic. Que'll1'-' al "A M
NOordanI h.l." ,Ih,,,an, Y G. cuba 100 300 IN
{ OF Washihs' - ,.vt. ..... $50
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER =
tI,,,h Amor m
tounipa, nam Nors,n.... 300 m
III l'ot"lo' ,,a',ar \ 4, Il,vd .... l2.Oo
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF KEW YoRK-MoNDAY. AUGUST 80. 1877
ARRIVED.

Steamer Cevtc ,lr) Nico. Liverpool August 20. with
nts. and cabin passenger to III Maitland hersey Ar
rived at the bar at n n. ,,. ,.,,., ,o
Ma tlrl Findlay. London August ~
Win nd,e and cabin passengers e. IN" We" orh
Sh,,piny Companv Arrived at the Bar nj o:io y m
steamer James Brand tir) Hardrs Liverpool August
10 in ballast to Gust Heye Arrived AZ IN" i"r ~ h''
night .oth ~ ,.,-,., ,, ,,,., o
,h rts. alj cabin and $50 passengers TO the
Internal lona Navigation COMPANY Arrived AT the Bar
steamer Aller Ger. Wellin Bremen August ii and
Cn.rhourg 90 with mtsr. ia cabin and S steefaso pas
.nuers 10 oclrichs Go. Arrived at the tar al ".i'
"A
nist 10 and Gibraltar q vita mdse. 90 cabin and -5
s,eraae passengers to Oerchs Co Arrived at the iar
al s:25 - MI, ,, q. ,,
steamer Vgilancia Mcintosh. Tampico August - ana
Havana 81 with udse ami IL passengers 10 James T.
WarS a Co Arrived the Bar at 4 - -
steamer AntiIa ,Br), Montel. Nassau Z days. with
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Visit of State Board of Tax Commissioners 10
city Tax Department.
Board of Aldermen City Hall. 1 p. m.
Hearing on hackmens ordinance. Mayors once
Meeting Of officers OF State DIVISION OF Loasuc
of American Wheelmen.
Hearing before Commissioner Coils on apphca-
tons Of street railway companies.
Progressive Republican club Of INth AssempN
District No l62 East Broadway. p m
Social Reform club. No. IS East Fourth-st
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
MOUNT VERNON

Mrs. Louise BersoA. who has apartments at No.
Ia South Railrodd-ave was saved from suffocat-
ing Yesterday morning by Patrolmen Charles En-
bor and Frank Britain. The house adjoins a
rushed upstairs through the smoke and aroused
the woman and carried her TO the home OF a
M lrhhnr
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
PORT CHESTER

William II Weigand shipping clerk in Mentz &
Sons lumber mills WAS among those who went on
an excursion sunday TO North Beach. While
al the beach hc fell from 4 on the inclined rail-
way a distance - nifty feet. ie was seriously in
iured and was taken 20 his home in Port Chester.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
Arnou ncerenth

Henry A. Daniels. NJ -"
- S9th St . ....,
- -. ,,a Nervous System. and all impottan'
Imrafrrents OF INC " Hours 10 |. 10 y
, r., pocantico, Nakodas r. q W.
e. ~ ~ ,.w sr,cts In high banded collars
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
UlPINE INTELLIGENCE.
,,rNIATI-RE ALMANAC.

sr,-.. : 20 Sunset G:3i Moon sefs N ~" "' "N
HIGH WAFER TODAY
. es Ill oio GOV. Island 1901 Hell Gate II y
- saniy Hook 1900 Gov. Island o:l' fi' "'e '-'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
"A JyrrRSTtTE COMMERCE. DECISION
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE NETWORK AND NEW
ENGLAND RECEIVERS SUSTAINED.

COMPLAINT AGAINST THE NEW YORK AND NEW
ENGLAND RECEIVERS SUSTAINED
Washington Aug 3o-The Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day. In an opinion by commissioner
Knann announced i,s decision In the case OF the
Hew-York New Haven and Hartford Railroad COM
many aaalns; Thomas G. Plat and MIrsden j. Perry
receivers of the Newly and Nen-EnGland Rail
road Company The question involved In this pro-
cccIlng is the right Of one carrier 10 Issue d So
called Joint tariff Of rates between II and its con-
Meeting carriers without the consent or concurrence
~, said carriers The defendant published n schedule
u,ruortng be "A Joint tariff OF rates on coal iioin
q noinf on it's road number OF destinations
rbor.hv the conn ainant company Received Its tull
or, charges to said destination from Junction points
,ri,h dcfendant's road and the defendant accepted
he remainder which was In each instance less man
s ahllshei local from the place oi Shipment
"a me poin, Of connection. Complainant when also
carried coal to the same destinations by iofser
,nute over its own rails. thereby securing greater
corn.usa;ion than afforded from cjai coming
"a /, IL, lefendant's road, refused 10 unite IN the
"a es named by defendant in the said so-caled JOINT
tariN and protested against the use or such rates y
connecting carrier unauthorized ana unIa"tui
for want OF mutual consent ,t,,
!, vas held by the Commission that the complaint
sbnuId ne sustained and the defendant company De
.onircl to ceas. and d,sis from publishing or APP
,,.lng through rates To points complainants mes
,bich are less than the sums OF their respective To-
cal charges.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
cnrpT CiLENDiRS FOR TODAY

Appellate Division sngreinG p,o tr, I,,oro s,oyer
! 3onri opcns A. io.ao M ". !. Zee ag' Phillip,
- r as i T2 RcSsr b i ss s%1" kSn,ro,n ssl Gn g.
QUO psr nNant ~ Sq1if', ,,5,; asi ","'R ~,
49," sfre., Rilrlad Company. 40 i" kennedy ag san"
80 H. Munzenhein.cr agt sane; No. j. NHfkamiI - I ~,
Waidron. -. H. KIM Az. reut; ~. III. matter Of
Gnn"lly g. ~ Tier az, Metropolitan street Railroad
company. ~ %. isacorn agt Bac'fn' ~ Il Farm
rr G@m asi as, nse ah g. ~ rcapc ctc as Harder ~
HTnsr % ag' n9H X g. g 3 HSfeT fSna as as NeG 6n S%A
80 - WrnGerGGh G ss Ssng M - hIsgT as as
Jcrbins 81 81. Quirk ag Devoe: 81. 30 vorhaus aer
American Suicly ,o"'nY ~" ~. 'iar'' n,i nSc 3n,l
Oaksmith AIT. Baird: No. aG Poueas asi Carpenter
X g g s h4ne 1s Ss H%s os:% N 4 a. tnfSr q I as ss
Maxwell: 40 - Nobht aei. Nevada Electric Ligh, and
@F m,6 % Maye as, M Mr;o HonI ~ NO y"
supreme curt special Term Part II netor' Heacr.
4"' s'; q 'y Sa%ta, s'' r1serea $
C.gr o11s a. i% % a. n Mn lay GarRd"T WIS for
Il ',oIiSza f5a5s; = dlH,
cy a. cq9r % sse 5 Mosns T5m;, at idc Mccarthy Icour'
REFEREES APPOINTED
BY Stover J.
paly agt Clin, RI ". Hartridge
Banner as' Kleinmln Joseph C. Rosenhaum
fy Beach. ].
Nineteenth Ward Bank asi. William Lansenzen-Siliney
J Cowen
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
supreme Court.
T.. i.f4ch. ~.
Nineteenth Ward Bank agt William Iangenzen- Franz
J. Ncalig
By Russell J.
Isnatz Boskowz agt John stimm.l-John De g. Ire
/ land. "
By Stover. J.
Peter Bauner aS,. Emanuel Keinman-Dayid J. I1ss
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31
Also Unusual inducements in Tapestry,
Damash. BrOcateIIe, POrtieres,
Lace Curtains, Etc.
9Th Ave., goth to 21St' st.
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisement. admitted into these col.
umns arc recommended to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business cap be done by mail with the ad.
vcrtiscrs with perfect snfety.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-31

rnI-DE OIL. on THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Los Angeles Cal. Aug. 3O.-Th" Southern Pacihc
Railway Company has formally entered the heId aS
, nurchaser and consumer Of California petroleum.
:. ,s renortel that the management or that com
~ -, bos had seven locomotives changed 20 crude
III burners within the week Just closed. ana tnat
no hases OF oil in bu.k have been made by that
.."rn6ra,,on one OF thousand barrels ana the
o,her OF twenty thousand barrels
OREGON IMPROVEMENT ORGANIZATION.
Tn. Waterbury and Amy committees are said 10
,e roached an agreemen, In disputed points In the
roorcanization OF the oregon Improvement Com
nsnv New securities will be given for the assess
men, paid the securities TO he In the FORM IL Is Sh!u
Of a first preferred per cent stock
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1897-09-24
La Bola de Orc.
(The Cheap Cash Store.)

(The Cheap Cash Storey
Geronimo Fernandez & Brother Projectors.
Boys ready re-
A andFa Goods Just received
Ladies'
latest style hats shirts, everything gentleman
sverwaremucal instruments too numerous
ton Call and for yourself No trouble Goods Rel
the place.
la BOLA De ORC, kngBBg Coz, [izabehadl3h Stree
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1897-09-24
For sale.

Parker Row, one of the best pro
perties IN Brownsville, centrally
located On the corner of Washington
and 18th streets, for $4,000 Z. S
currency.
Also 600 acres of land, at so
q. S. currency. JOHN w. HoYF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-09

Grass stains may be removed by
cream OF tartar and water.
~ ohooot,,. ,,,t,. uso ,,,d ,.o,or
arst +bcr bolI,ng ,Yatcr fr3rn tbc ,ealst,
lie.
p.,,. o.-u,, l.. .,z,.,,, ,,o,,, ,,,,..
a., nt,Ia V'si'y ~ ,,,,,a ,o ot,, ~
vi, ~ 49, ,p,o Jotprt '"''' VIM "''N
'uDO'''s '''e Pu''' WIN "
FOR peach stains a weak solution OF
eniGrIue oi ,'lne' co,iD,hGu WIN llll'',lW
Pat'ei'e' LONG soaAlns - "'' VoSe"'''''
To renovate lace dip small sponge
IN cold water or blue-water ana damp
the lace. pressing out with a not iron
over brown paper.
Furniture needs cleaning IA much ne
other woodwork. II may be washed with
warm soapsuds quickly. wiped dry and
then rubbed with an oily cloth. Clean on
the oil ana polish with chamois skln'
When the fingers are stained In peel
Ing fruits, preparing green walRuts OF
In similar ways, dip them IN strong tea,
rubbing them well with Il nail brush,
ana atterward wash them IN warm water
ara the stains VIII disappear
For wine stains sprinkle well with salt,
moisten with boiling water and then pour
boiling water through until the stain
disappears. Fur blood staine. use cold
water first, then soap aud water. Hot
water sets the stain.
Cane chairs, the seata OF which have
sunk down, may DO renovated by turn
Ing them upside down and wnshlug with
strong sOnpsuds: after well soaking Get