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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-10
NOT A COLLEGE, NAN.
om The Chicago Pos

From The Chicago Post.
what makes you think your father never went
IN coileseY' asked the fond mother.
ia doesn't know q halfback from q centre rush,.
returned the boy. scornfuly.
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John w. Sparks. OF w. H. Hurley. Jr.. q Co. OF
Philadelphia was yesterday elected a member OF
the New-York Stock Exchange He took the seat
OF George Lane Benedict.
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Alfred Heidelhach OF Heldelbach Ickelheiner &

Co, returned yesterday from Europe. He said:
Il never found things dull in London. How
ever an improvement is looked for the first OF the
year. The Presidents Message should have good
effect. story that ! went abroad TO finance the
Cuban debt Is ridiculous
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SAMUEL HOLMES.

Montclair. y. j., Dec . (SpeciaD Samuel Holmes.
a well-known citizen OF this place. died here to-
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Waltham Watches.

The he's, in existence Eight millions in use all keeping
80. ,ir,a Prices much lower but quality higher than
Res, assortment the country Inspection invited
HOWARD & Co. 90, Fifth Avenue, New York.
Only thirteen more business days oefore Amss
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The magnificent steamship city OF Columbia cal!
for Alaska December 18TH once OF company
N-an
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depend upon It, where there's smoke tnerss
IRE" .u,
I've proved It, was against me res 20 phis.
delphis-North American
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POatomce Notice.

Croudx weather not unfavorable to successful
nj. ,onrsnhv AZ RO'KWOOD'S Broadway doth ST..
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WOodlnwn Cemetery.
Office, NJ. 20 f.. 23d-st.
Woodawn Station cath Warc). Harlem Railroad
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TRANSATLANTIC NAL

.,prSrrD NATTER, ETC.-German steamers saiing %
ru..5ayo take Printed Matter etc. for Germany and
usssaiiv Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for other
~. 81 Euroue American and White star steameSs
on Wednesday, German steamers on n s.,.,d.vs
Cunao, Matter ETC. for all countries for which
.Snv ore sdyert,-ed TO carry mall
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toprCAsr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

rp,erNp LOCAL OBSERVATION
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NOT EASILY MOVED.
TEas Story of What Was Needed to Get a
 More on Bzr. Blank.

Tras Story of What Was Needed to oes a
 More on BEr. Blank.
 A pretty girl living near New York is affected with a large number of would be beans, but has no use for any of them. For one, in particular, she had lezs than no use.
 Ea showed up one evening ia ei- nsnla ,s1it. and while ho sat in the par ior or. WIVh 5he pretty girl the pretty girl 's Y Y down to the corner JioEGla cap hrm- and then dumped all the oil from the callers bicycle lamp But Mir Blank never nurmured while he picked the stitches from his cap as he said geed night and walked the 21I miles home without complaint.
 Of course tho pretty girl thought that Mr. Blank would never show up again and gave little brother half dozen bear hugs as & reward for bouncing him. But ten days later Mr Blank appeeged again as if nothing had happened. this time in evening dreas with a silk hat. It was an awful hot night. bat little brother was on deck just tfe same, and s thin slice of ltmburger cheese went under the lining of that has before the evening WAS over.
 Air. Blank did not depart until il 80 that evening, but nothing waa ever heard of tho cheese. This time the pretty girl and little brother made bets that MT. Blank would never call again, bat Mir. Blank did call again and with smile on his innocent, round faoe At about 9:80 little brother strolled into the pny. loE and walking up to the clock pushed tho hands around a couple of hours ahead and strolled out again silently. Mir. Blauk went early that evening and has not been back since. New York g-rn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18
ROTH'S GREAT RIDE.
THE CHICAGO wHEELMAN RODE S4'-
 aeo MILES IN 1896.

He Made z.O00 Miles In One Month"; Ais0 JAG Centuries. of Which ss Were A'oA- b,e eeuturiss-He Followed the oooe Weather.
 The years bicycle mileage recoro medal will no doubt be awarded eo ~. N Roth of the Clarendon Wheeimen oA Chicago, who on New Fears eve' An driving rainstorm, compdeted one e1 sse ureatest year's rides of hist0ry---a rloe that will stand unchallenged TOT las'siy years to come.
 Roth rode &, ,38o miles in s4e days. an average of over 101 miles eaon ees for the entire fime. Ho travelled over a dozen states in making this rshe anu followed the good weather esxousnees the country. ,a r,ao s1 at midnight In this time ne foao 14g centuries all told, of which nuncel 89 were double, or 200 miles. and ons , trinle century, 800 miles iR 22 hours
 His greatest months mileage Wss 1. GOO miles and over. He did aot Ano" today the exact distance.
 His claims to tAe Century Road olne call for the following; =, :.
 The individual milesge medal ok America. =.
 The Illinois state mileage medal
 The century record of several ssaeeS.
 The 200 mile record of 14 hours afso 35 minutes.
 Tbe BOO mile reoord of ss hours fiat.
 Tba a4 hour reoord of 800 miles, with many others. o~.
 The claims have to be sent oR by ex' press, owing to their volume.
 Roth has ridden one wheel the entire season. with but one accident-a broksa rim. He has ridden but two sets or fires. wearing one out on railroad traokG He had one puncture just before Do reached the 10, 900 mile mark, for wnion mark he was striving without pnncuak' ing. .A. tires weighing five pounds. lie uses neither tobacco nor liquors and gained ten pounds in the season.
 The nearest competitor to Roth ie | O'COnnOr or me Oh1oaBo NyoAAh$ S41' who has IS, 295 miles to his credit Ihe old record for A year was made by Hansen, the Rainmaker of Minneapolis who made 21, 02S miles in 1894.
 Roth rode in Texas, Colorado and ID Illinois and all the neighboring states.
 There can be not the slightest doub' of the entire authenticity of the ride, owing to the applications being so very thorough.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18
Craba and Lnhstara.

Ia selecting orustaceans the iaexperi e2ocd housekeeper may be guided by 8 fe'z easily remem bersd points. Lobsters thAs have not been long taken will re. a9ond to a pressure Of the finger on their eyes with q strong motion of the claws. The heaviest are the best. The cock lob ster, though generally smaller, has the higher flavor, the flesh Is hrmer, and its color, when boiled, is of a deeper red than that of similar characteristics in the hen. The male may be known by his narrow, rather tapering tail, and also from the condition of the two up- peFmest fins which compose it. These in his case are hard and stiff, while those of the hen are soft, and the tall fan is much broader
 The heaviest ora0s arc the best. and those of medium size sweetest. If light, they are watery. When in perfect condition, tbs joints of the legs are stiff &nd the body has an agreeable smell. Ihe eyes, too, should look bright and firmly set. Whom they have dead ap. pearsnco and seem loose, the crab is stale New York Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

ssia Bancfs as she cane ln e ra aat with ne65 I a0 to Mira. Smiths Few mlnes interrupted Mr. Baneks, looking it bis watch "One hour md e rufautcs, for timed yono eggeH, like taat John Bancks. Who asked you to keep tally on me2'
 "I wanted 4o go ont myself this even- ing. but its too ate tow. ''
 s.T last ran 0ver 10 toll Mrs. Smith, ssYes, l know. You just put shawl over youx aad liko any other neighbor- hood woman and carried back six eggs you borrowed of her yesterday. 7
 stJoao -
 "hfa she told you that Johnny had lbe a8 as aad rs Jones' Jimmy had tAe Eaeaslee a1a lent you pattern of
 nJoha Baneks'-
 sshe also teld you that if Smith didn't give ID goi8g oat nights and stay home with her and the children, she'd pack us and go home to her mother. "
 n0h. you listened, did you, John Ban6ks?'
 ..f haven left this chair since you went out. You brought the bowl that you took over the eggs in back with you l fuIl Of c65Ii sauce and promised to re- turn 1t Nhea you made yours. =
 ttBafora I'd spy on woman! Sup aaz=sa I'd. is there any harm ln ltf
 bit I only wanted to save vaa aa trouble of repeating what you ssia to B9rs. Smith and what she said te a Yoa haven't mentioned the aoaHaa 5es. ?
 9Khas acandalF'5
 Iha one Mrs. Smith whispsred tt 1 yea and told you never to breathe to soal as laa4 aa yoa lived.
 ssJ0an Eaclza, are you mind resders'
 aI don4 aeed to be where you ane Mrs. Smith are concerned. l know th' signs.
 "Jobnl'
 e'Yos, Mary.
 "Just tel me enc thing. How di' you know about the eggs?
 Heard you tell the dairyman whei he called this morning that you wanted 1, six extra to return some you had DOT vowed .
 "Ohl And about tho scandaif'' "Ht's in tonIghs's paper and has jus etsuek Mra. Smith. J Thanks, John Banoks. You hay ; missed yoar vocation. You would hay made B arst class detective. Too ha that go much talent should be throw away oa sae homo ciroleH' And Mrf Baneka went out and slammed the dooi
 Detroit Free Press.
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HE LOST A FORTUNE.
CT, .srhese Are xonaaats whea One Wants
 k, re A8sre."

ehAf-
 to Gse A5are."
 A middle sizs6 nsn, with szay ! mussaohs and red tla hiaebed uP en | his cellar, walked through tha raatau- 1 rent, nsdsins so aeaaalufsaeea here end 1 shexs. Aa Is stoapa1 aa iaa aaah5et3a 6aak a man vto wss seataa a5 6 taels Msssesd hiGn, and tsAaing asr65s ta aas yis-a-via, ssis, ''Gspts5a 3@==, Onltaa Stabaa postal insneesae sDa grand olaa1al aatshsr ef green go6as n1aa
 YssP" wifh lsssesss from the 3aan aerssa tAe table.
 s.aara. havs always regarded aim Visla asoa1iar sffsettop, Aa osplo very near xsekias sso q rieh B4aH onee--in fact, alzseas made 3 wealthy citizen of zas--so well ae de tAas would GeEer kays Aas g work again
 "aow was shahYe with , ahade of iDersdplisy.
 phia way: Abeat year ago the captain sHpsTintsndsd grand haa- of nxsea goods .ea. Ths firm which he raiasd waa the layatss, psrhsps, in che eo9n8ry and had unlimited capital. They had packages ef aosa money to catch suckers with. sua thia money, aueunting fs eYsr 2l50Y GOO, was eap- sured and placed IS 2 6ig sstohel by the captain. called CT him for details of the story that afternoon. He was alone h tha cfsea. ThsTs wers tazse of us- ske captain, myself sns tlsa satohel. He opaaea ths savsaal aSd showed mo wealth bsysnd my wildest areanla ] hated to leave tAe bsassiial vision. 7 Asd the narrator sighed deeply. 1 well, said kis friend, "I don eee hew that was anything like making you a 7ieh man. 3
 "You den't? We'll, las mo tall you tsfs. If the ese,ain had tsrned his back fer fast six secanas l would have been rich msn izsEnsdihtely. Rut he never tarasd. snc ! had s~ go s''s7-7 - s
 sgl Ala a with another aisssr, heaEtFea'slat
 ..,. ,.. ,...a..s---ss -A-==saau N sFa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

The merchant WAS not slow in put ting his discovery to practical use. He ooiled a wire around the tank and made a connection to the electric light wires in bag store. The currons from the city plant was disconnected, and it was found that the fish served the purpose as well. In addition to being his elec- trio lighting plant Mr. Emmet's electric fish are also a great attraction, TOT peo. ple from miles around come eo see ene wonders. Plsin DeAie:.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

British American treaty re- ! |igped by Mr OEney, Secre-
 State, and the British Am r ss Washingto now awaits lstlop bY eae Senate. By the f the treaey this country and q agree that for the period
 years, they will settle all E, except those which involve ion Of National honor, by a arbitration The treaty is El Departure from old diplo- |ues and Las profoundly ex- ls interest of the civilized
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18
ReAerxa Rndn.

Every one has noticed how, when a large branch of tree is cut off, small branches will shoot out around the stump. These branohes are from the re- serve buds, of which all trees have a great number at every portion of their surface. T Under ordinary circumstances tisesa nsver come to maturity, but when ehe tree IS wounded or cut off or loses some or lts branches the reserve buds at once come into play and renew the foli- age. S -e-'-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18
e7Ai.s.un,n psEs.,.s..sa ..ar.,.In.

Mrs. Mstilds 3. Carss, who planned sse Temple in Chicago which is used for headquarters of the National Wona- aa's Chsiasisa Temperance union, The Union &igasl sas saany ether importans eessss, haa taken 10 she plaasorm in order ss xsiss raezsy to liCui&wts she deht of ske Tenssls. Mins 8hsnts, sa able elo- extioEiss. eeoenpsniss hes. Any one de- string to parpstnase shs memory of a sasspsnases worker can. by the payment ef tsies so the suiising fund, have such rapes irssx4 seA on shs tablet in Willard hsA in ths TsmsIs.
 Sns Ceuasy islswss have 8 peculiar pisas knesga sz saA feensain 6sss, whssA eenShirs yassaS>a4ss Scr eAs collection of rssz. Several Eslie~s ef wAser are ofsea fNaeA Sa eas aS sss ess aSzeal S{tchera.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

SrLY eea remarkably sug- eeeufrea before the Ways Aans Committee, Congress- IeNillan, ol Tennessee, in sllng a petitioner for higher falped him to admit that the
 the mother of trusts. A silence fell upon the Com after this admission. Tho was broken by Representa- Q. Y Steele ei Indiana, who V nqurad:
 ', wha are you going to do r
 he R publican members
 aa the raseal's attempt at m. This was their mode of z their patriotism.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

Seraa't ezra two ssesws sheat $ siae apan Sxea1y of kew sS shagj1 tysst himself Hs E sT be gre disposed ta sc1efisls. or censuraD- Eos That, hs wiil tell yes sss aash- Ms to 6s with tae esss siS weuSs to ba wS1l. x he esn Sa cared write out pro. sosarEox Sad sss5 is EcuT bsii. So, nsfa's eess srxt east of tse ssQsosit!Na.
 EsT. Fiovcsss 9claen szsSSasi Discovery is < ssASsixa ehsf pe1sesSes tAs whole body as water gees t8sr0asa saer@s. 4 is < Iui- s~aas kExteT anS nalseeha k(siSr II is wxFskr4v-~ fsst tsas exeay pssseNa of sefof- essrs hiesS, eacssfssa ia hYa4sins oas cE exsissxss1 sercs, go pr>yewt 1ss disease xsirr to tae lGaSa yssrs is no assa ef Ekx3g is thix etefs sf dfsad aad disconfoft. NsAfy Ks h1eeo. ' eau be done. Iha G-ssdss Medical DiseoverSn will care ea Sse esut sf aH cessaasptive esass. also Of eA s%h&r fsxssSssG, hYgCchisl, tbrost and iutss diseases renit allow s draxxist 10 persasSe yex Into takiNg senesAinx that he says is 3aaS as EsoS, Maybe it's bet s@ fy r-hsstsr fof Als pyoaes, Talss fse GcsseA Medical Discovery 1 ffie sxsetast siSxeevsry ef tss ses. In addition. ~ eY5ef te SeeS yourssif better, send to SAe WeTl1's GSs9eaesTy Medical Assoeia. Asa Sn s%is, V. T, sx oNe-eea1 stafaIss to ee=ssx cyst ef r1aisizx eesig, ssS act in re- ssrs, Ar. Easas's Ga;aszeS Sense Medical &3vsssr = ss a sesA cE 1Gss pages, illus. as-sAd, cfsu if fNS af eernnsaa aepss talk Esss any sr who exn rad wiH uuaegseaad. sasSS Fs.g e*ss iz rsassS ts tas aoSidsa gssn sTs>sFs. srsersd 05aeS fssfz ssrfaee sores. Ean@ ssf7sd ne Estii l tried Ike oaissa tzaass sssssSsszsAsasz bss Discovery cured ns.l
 7 ;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

biennial report, Auditor Savs that fire aud life insur- Nlies fake out of Arkan htiN premiums in excess ssas to tha amount of sl, From this statement it. that a fise feld is open for ratioa of strong home con- since most people would prefer to keep at home the snormous sum than have it so
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greedy raseals who have beaa da= vouring the substance Of the Amerl. can people for thirty years, and not being satisfied with past exaetions, demand their continuance while shamelessly admitting them to De unjust ana evil in taeir results, yet asking with bra2en impotence, 'sWhat are you going to do about it2,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

acle that is being pre-. .the American people at lA hy fhe big manufacturers
 onolists Of the country
 rs the Ways aud Means ts ef the House of Repre- anSi denaading higher aties, shoul1 sp alarming 10 eople. They are a parcel Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

dad pote Q growing
 oe tlsa part of the Ar InY aas 10 gfve mora space and 0 vhe material devesop=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

LUNG man possessing the el-
 ees should look beyond q 1 ie which to pur-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

A EuefneEa re&aH IS sasSt ths saest patient
 sxe&tsre in thS wsslA. We cannct atop werk every @izata to bother w&ss aa irritating ssia &isssse a bsskiEs ee%h thss saSsss en fTeakfps fkte his bargain s~aSinE, Neitflsg viif As vat to hear asy leaa drawn out sssfy of tne esus2 @s rts st1qr.y-,f ETA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18

areng hope of the State de- hen the young men fofsake } 1nouwealdh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-01-18
All Great Disasterseo<oo<3

Strike witoutwarning. Fire, with one lick ofits greedy tongue, may sweep ayay the earnings of years. No o2e Ysafe from this monster. He may vt you tonight. tomorrow or next gar. Are you prepared to lose # eyeg gning You have? The only fire prN thing in this world is an in- Sanee policy.
 rye would be very glad to insure four property or to answer any questions you may wish to ask on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. AS 10 WEST BAKER STREET.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated 18th day OF January 1891 Of record
in the clerks office Richmond Chancery
Court. ID. b. l42 Is. page 2io default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of the debt
therein secured, and being required 50 10
do by the beneficiary, We VIII sell. by
auction. upon the premises on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1891.
at o'clock i. NJ. the DWELLING num-
bered as above and described as follows:
All that certain LOT or LAND, with the
improvements thereon. lying and being
in the city OF Richmond, Va, commencing
al a point distant 81 feet from the inter-
section OF tho north line of Baker street
with the west line OF Tyler street, and
extending along the said north line or
r4ker street. and fronting thereon II feet,
Irnane sack sc feet 10 an alley Is feet
MIU..
TERMS: cash as 10 expenses OF sale
and d.. balance due on bond Of s162.0l the
residue at twelve months. secured by
a deed OF trust upon the property. with
6 per cent. added.
EDWARD s. ROSE.
JOSEPH ". THOMAS.
GEORGE ). vAs5HON. JR..
min eruStasA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

COMMISSIONERS A .I1,l ND 9 BIN-
L or LOTS IN FULION N-'D
MEMS ADDITION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Femaic

WANTED. A PLACE IN 4 GOOD
w family TO COOK. WASH, aud IRON.
Can give good references. Experienced
cook. LOUISA COTTER, 301 west Grace
street. Hh-i-il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

NEW YORK. March 2O.-Philip Dolan,
who figured as life-saver at a fire in
Auburn place. Brooklyn, March 9Th, In
which two lives were lost. died in the
Flatbush Insane Asylum. a raving man
lac. as a result OF the scenes he witness
ed AZ the fire. lie. with two companions,
made his way through the smoke and
flames 20 the top OF the burning tene-
ment. where he aided in saving several
children from burning TO death.
The FIRE preyed on his mird continual
~. Mother" he would say az times. Il
believe this thing will drive me crazy. ]
can't seem 20 drive away the picture of
those women and that little baby plung-
ing TO their deaths from the windows Of
hat house. Then poor Goddard! His
burnt and blackened body is always be-
fore me II Is horrible. horrible; but ]
crunot think OF anything else
Last Saturday he became violent and
MAS removed n the asylum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

BY George II. Valentine. Auctioneef'
SO cast Broad street.


4 UCTTON SALE o,, ,or,
at 1920 4. NJ. Of oak ChaIin,. Ma rblc-
Top Ruffet. New Bed Springs is"ir NJ -
trcsses. Lounges and Coichcs; PSr,ore ~
pan. OAK Extension Taolcs. Parlor "' ,,;
Chairs. Tables. Cocoa MatunSs h'so' , 80,
Groceries. &c. such as I'a, (Grie',,. Inn
S0 No oil Tank. Cantor. Meat Block
KDivcs saws. Clevers, Large Bulc .,i',,.,.
ico Rox one Jumper. and many sundry
articles. Regular sales Monday Nrtuui.,SSs,
day and Friday. Consignme!n,'s mary
A. private sale. Fine Learner h'"i"
cnif cost SlsJ. will sell FOR 500 ..,-,,
GEORGE II. VALENTINE
,o Auctioneer.