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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

1t is announced at Cleveland, Ohio,
that John d. Rockefeller has issued an
edict against Sunday labor by the men
employed on his ore docks on the upper
and lower Lakes. While the men a, e
expected to respond to calls to load or
unload vessels at any hour Of the day
or night, they will not be asked to
work between midnight Saturday and
midnight Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
CHICAGO Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May n. :
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 727sal 1874: No. !
spring. 6Sd13: No. red 90Isaa27s.
CORNING. .. 24l.a2iSi.
oATS-No. .. Is; No. > white. 22a22l2
No. 3 white. i9s.d22.
RYE-No. ?. 50.
BARLEY-No 3 nominal.
FLAXSEED-No. l. 11mUi9.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, 81 s0I2S5.
PORK-Mess $50; short ribs sides.
Aiod465: dry salted shoulders, -.
LARD-$3. 72l2a3.75.
SUGAR-Cut loaf, unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

Texas. at her anchorage in the harbor,
was visited by a good many people.
Sunday, despite the gale which swept
the water all day. Captain Wise and
Lieut.. Beecham, who were officers of
the deck, were particularly cordial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
Ultimate Abandonment. Of Eythrea.

London, May pa dispatch to the
Times from Rome says that the cart :
blanche which the cabinet has OBJ
tained from the Chamber means the
ultimate abandonment of Erythrea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
Maine League Standing.
National League Games.

At Loulsville-Boston, 5; Louisville, ..
iAt Chicago-New York, 4; Chicago. J.
AT Observation-Disclosures, q; Cincin-
natl, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures s; Cieve-
land, 3.
At Pittsburg-The MISUNDERSTANDING
game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

James Roster, a negro, shot and
killed David Locker, another negro.
last night, on the road between Fed
Bank and Shrewsbury, N. J. Both men
lived at Shrewsbury and were farm la
borers. The killing. it is alleged. re-
suited from the fondness shown by
Rosters wife for the company of other
men, one of whom was Locker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

No honest dealer will try to sell wha;
he knows the customer did not order and
does not want Substitution thrives for
2 TINE. but y. the long run It goes to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
Ne LIKES FRANCE.
Continued from page -

II have presented my letters OF re-
cali and, therefore, am private GU
zen. i shall shortly leave Paris. settle
in New York and practice law there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
National League Standing.
New ENGLAND League.

At Newport-Newport, Fill; Taunton
3-5-2.
At FAN Rivcr-Pawtucket. ls-l6-3; Fall
River. 4-5-5.
At New Standardization. LISA;
New Bedford, i-9-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
Other Domestic Ports,

PHILADELPHIA-May "a. ar. schs
Marshall Perrin. Sullivan, w and W
l. Tuck. Kennebec.
WASHINGTON-May "A, ar, sch !
V Wellington. sullivan.
BOSTON-May "a. ar sim Halifax Obi
CharlOttetown. Z T. l. Sycamore (Brj'
Liverpool; Belvidere (Brj. Port Antonio.
schs Ernest De Costa (Brj. Naguaho p
X: L Norris fBr). Bear River. y S. Par
thenia tBrJ. ST Margaret's Bay Ms
Brenton (Br). Meteghan, y S; Myra B,
tBrj. Annie Harper. @ II Perry tBrl. e.
tie fBrJ. all from st John. y b: Saw
yer, Damariscotta; William Keeue Red
Beach. Me; A j Miller, Saco. Florida,
Rockland: Bessie II Gross. Green's Land
ing; Lizzie Lee. do. ID l. Sturgis. Bath
CID stms Hibernian (Br). Glasgow,
Michigan 'Br). Liverpool: Cranfori (Br,.
Hopewell Cape, y Il; schs Sarah Z
Ward. Hillsboro. y b; Roger Deury, DO;
James Il Woodhouse. do: Valiant lBrl.
Ieockport, y S; Warrior (Bn, Sydney
& T..
Sid, schs l. d Remick. Ellsworth. Ne:
Native American. Calais: tug Bismarck
with blk Emilia ntalian). for Bangor; tug
Nesta. towing bgs NaVerslnk and Escort
for the Kennebec to load for New York.
PORTSMOUTH. y H-May "a. ar. schs
Annie Bliss. Elizabethport; Mary Wiley.
Bangor; Susin Stetson, Bangor for Kit
terry.
Below. schs st Elmo, Rockland for
New York; David S Siner, Clarks Island
for New York: Marguerite. River Hib-
bard for Boston. Maria Bailey. Trundy
iiarbor for Boston: Satellite Cape Ned
dick for Boston: Geo W Glover. Rock
land for Beverly: VIM F Miller, Cape
Neddick for Boston: Polly. Kennebec for
Boston. Phineas II Gay. DamariscOtta
for Boston: Mapong. Cherryfeld for
Manchester; Joseph Warren, Bangor for
Boston; r l. Hart. Bangor for New
York. II Boynton. Rockport for Bos-
ton: Bertha v Cherryaeld for Boston;
Willie Green's Landing for Boston, Mon
tezuma, Bangor for Boston; II G Per-
Howes, Bangor for Atlantic City; A Hea-
ton. Rockland for New York; NJ II Reed
Rockland for Boston. Nettle Gushing. for
Boston: Benjamin F Briggs, South Gar
diner for New York: A J Miller, Saco for
Boston; Flydway, Rockland for New
York: Ben Hur, Kennebec for Boston,;
James A Stetson. Grand Manan for New
York; Leonora. Bangor for Salem Flee
trio Flash. Iceboro for Boston: VI De-
witt. Damariscotta for Boston; Hattie
5 Collins. Green's Landing for Boston;
Caroline knight. Rockport for Boston.
Cid sim Charles f Mayer. Baltimore.
STONINGTON. CT-May q. ar, sch
Annie TaVlOr Calais
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
BASE BALL.
MaIne League.

At Bangor-The Bangor-Augnsta game
was postponed; rain
At gelfast-The Portland-B elfast game
was postponed rain.
AT Rockland-The Rockland-Lewlstoh
game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

There Is reported to be enough SEM ,ns
ment in favor of the enforcement .. he
prohibitory law in Bangor TO warra Tsris.
formation of local branch OF the ,,oh a
tian Civic League OF Maine anu naar fu-
branch win be organized in the near ~
turc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

Gabriel vicholm, milkman, while
returning home at Gardner, Mass.
Sunday morning, had his wagon struck
by passenger train on Union street
The wagon was torn to fragments, the
horse killed and Vicholm wounded
about the head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

One of Hartland's schools has been s,is-
pended owing to the fact that every pupil
is i'll with the measles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

There are some smart old people in
Unity William McGray, ninety-four
years old, takes care of his horse and
COW; doing most of the work about his
farm and drives to the village, as he
lives four miles out, for his groceries
alone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

.,ralse in one. false in all. Is an The
.ient legal maxim. Remember II tries
disadvantage OF any tradesman W.
TO substitute one article for ano'ns''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

OFFICE CONY HOUSE. AUGUSTA.
MAINE, FOR A LIMITED TINT.
ONLY. Go EARLY FOR HIS OF
FICE is CROWDED, HOURS 3 to b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

new steamboat line to Peaks Island Ia
promised for this summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORTLAND-May "A, ar, sim wu
Transport, Philadelphia, towing ,,srae
Rattlesnake: tug Nat + Deane. low.
barge Elmwood from PhiladeIpbls
Schs Alice NJ Colburn, Mcleod. NorfolI.
Matte Russell, Drinkwater, New yorr.
Emma Henley, New York: Drn,a
Hutchins, New York; Gen Banks pa,
dali. Boston Hattie NJ Mayo. Garnet,
Boston; Ralph X Grant. Sirn,no,s
Boston; st Elmo. Elwell, Boston. FIN
more. Pinkham. Boston; Matte phi
lips, Nutter, Boston; J Baker. RandaII
Boston; Native American, Cole pos
ton; Emma w Day, Crockett Ran.
gor for Gloucester: Eastern Ouesn
Allen, sullivan fer Boston; tug Bis.
marck. towing Italian bark Emilia fro,o
Boston for Bangor. schs Calvin Pa,
ker. Megathln, Kennebec for Phllade,.
phia; Allen Green, Nickerson, Kenne-
bee for Philadelphia.
Cleared. sch Loring C. Ballard
Bearse, kennebec and Philadelphia.
Sailed, sim Williamsport for Bangor
Cleared, schs Hattie May, Vance
Annapolis, n s: Holmes. Blr5s,u
Birdsall, Philadelphia. Allen. crocke,t
Hillsboro and Newark, " j. Maria -
Teei. Johnson, Kennebec and PhIla-
delphia.
ELLSWORTH-May "A. ar, sch Fair.
wind. Salem.
Sid. sch Henrietta A Whitney. Dondopt
BATH-May "a. ar, schs T. G Allen. Pos
ton; Rebecca Shepard Boston; C1ara
Goodwin, Norfolk; bgs Sarah A stanlss
and Mabel l. Phillips, Boston
iBELFAST-May "A, ar. schs James
Holmes. Boston. Ida Hudson. Portland
CALAlS-May "A, ar. schs Lucy Hooner
Harriet. Boston; Louise A Boardman
New York; Sarah Eaton, do Orlzrnho
New York.
EASTPORT-May "a. ar. stms Mary
Finn. ST John. y -: Eleanor l. Wright
st John, y y.
sid, sch Everett Reitta Shulee Nc
MACHlASPORT-May a, ar. scbs MP
Cakes. Boston; Nellie F colbeth, Boston.
II G Chester. Boston.
BANGOR-May "a ar, sim Williams.
port. Godfrey, Philadelphia; schs Craea
Webster. Harvey. New York; Onward
Eaton. ProvincetOwn.
Sid, stm Penobscot, Pierce, Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-25

NEW YORK, MHy ~.
Money on call easy at 1AM1k per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3lsaD4 per cent.
Sterling exchange easy with actual
business In bankers bills at $fs7aifs7is
Tar demand and at "a. SCAT 1914 for 60 days;
posted rates, $4.H and sissdilssiz; com
mcrcial bills, $40.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
Gin toitbares Geidenf.

Die toitbarite N~suiabrsfarte bet
Welt mar 3ipeifellos iene, bic Dor einis
gen Sabren i'm 4uftrage zines inbi,
fden Siiriten, bes 9usttpur BON 9aros
ba, in &altutta bon elmer eneliI6en
Sirma ansefertist purbe. Die 8arte
beitanb aus@lfenbein unb NAB 1901
in Der 2dnge, 10 in Der 8reite. @iers
5ig Glepbantsn muBtsn ssopfert tpera
ben. ebe elm feblerlofes unb fleden>
freies Stiid Glfenbein in ben ges
miinfdten O~im.niiouen gefunben
purbe. Bier DEFENDERS gstpanbte 81,
fenbeinfdniber tpurben nit Der @rbeit
bstraut, bic ~ipertbpple platts sntiprss
denb gu idmiiden. Sober ipibmste
feline sanse RunItfertigteit benz ibm
S~ueefansnen 8iertel unb 5tpar fat urs
unterbroden 6 Monate lang. Oils
ibre Mrbeit polIenbet mar, bate bic
Sebf9drfe aller bier arbeiter bebeus
tenb gelitten, ia elmer srbIinbete mad
turser 3eit ~polftdnbis. Die S1nibes
rel ItsIlte 10000 Seenen aus benz 2es
ben unb ben WunbIuns.n 8ubbbas
Dor, 3ei9nunssn, bic iiber adt Minio,
men felbftftGnbise 8etpesunsen Der
@rapir Snitrumsnte srforb.rtsn.
Gls @infafuns bes 8uniperis nuts
ben A bafelnuberoSe Diamantsn bonn
r~einiten Waftr bertpenbet. Der Wertb
Der IeItenen Mrbeit ipurbe auf etfpd
$2.500,000 geidGbt, unb bic pabrz
baft fiirftlide @abe par als Reuiabrss
eefdsnt fir cine europdif4e Dams
o bobem Ranse beftimmt, fir bic
Der @oetipor cine tiefe Rsiguns ssfaBt
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
&oaenbc SiGoer.
Bon &obert SamerIina.

Bon Rpbert SomerIins.
. Radt! 70 lang unb banoe! -
Sor6, fegt nit Sturmesbranae
Die Straben ieBt Der @in69
Rein es be9innt gu tagen:
Das RoIen iit's Der Wagen,
Die beim bonn Sefte traaen
Wan9 bliibsnoi9Onss Sinh.
g ift Garnspal. Siolbe,
umfpaat BON 2pdengolbe,
&ebrt beim gu biefer Stunb' %.
SIN Slang Der solbnen Spanaen,
aauberbdftes Yranaen!
Wie leu4ten ibre Dangen,
Wte ieIis bIiibt ibr Munb!
Sd CLAUDE Dir. bu Sd0nei
Die tb0ridt lit bic SbrGne,
8eld6elnstpertb bas Web!
9ei. beines Wagsns Rolen
&Iinet in mein bumpfes 9roIen
9Ieid einem faitnadtstoaen,
3uffreub'gen gpos!
Die @elt mar TdGn, bu S66ne.
Ils bort i'm 8raus Der Zone
Dein Saar i'm 9unss flos.
SnoeB elm armer Srager,
&%Ieinmiitbiser @eraaser.
@uf feinem S9merSensIdssr
Sas 9sib Der Welt sripos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

Beim Seiratbsptr.
M Hitler. Die Dame 1T fur4t=
bar bGBli6; bas perbenSie sugebsn!"
IRA. Sic Iontsn nal srit msine 5rau
feben!"
= SeGbtbefpuBt. limb
fiir9ten Sic ni9t, fd einen aorb bsi
Der tleinen 8droneFs gu bolene"
~gfber. bebenfsn sic ood, 5srr 3itts
meifer. fe pirb iid bob aldt IoItcs
armutbs5eusHib ausftelsn!"
= Re4ttr6ftGih. rQl'rid>
tis, 9err Doctor, 1T bic Operation
pirfli9 i9merSlos?" Doctor: sir
ben patienten sepiB. uber fir uus
@erste ni9t. benn mir 5efinhcn ms
babel in elmer entieBliden aufreeaus."
= patient: .Wielo?" @ocicr:
.@siI fte unter bunesrt SGnsn faum
.iumaI gIiidt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

= aud etne u | m o ri. Sad
(bIDb uusfebenber Oanbp): .9eftern
absnb gins i'd aus 2anestpeiIe gu els
mem pbrenolosen." Raub: r@as
iaste er gu Sbnsn9" Sad: sd bin
aus Der 9eIdidte nidt Hug getpor=
ben. @r bsfiiblte msine Sdd6eItnp<
den. Defenders BEL ben SdlGfsn, iiber>
leste cine Weile unb CAB mir bann
mtin 9eIb Suriid."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

@inf4rdntung. Sat:
Der Mottu fdmedt mir gar ni9t.
@irtb: Sic msinen bod nidt. bab es
on &affee febIeg @ait: 8 nein - MIR
gu bel WuFer 1T brin!
Mud Elm GoIIeee. Sas
f4enbieb: Safte, 9err College, nur
MID 10 grob! Gensourm: Wus, i9 5br
College, ST bas cine rnperIdGmtbeit!
2ui9enbieb: llnperf9dmtbeit9 Res,
mir itedeu bod beebe serne elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18
Spliner.

Wan fast, bas ause Eel Der Spies
gel Seels; muir idabe. baB es aud
8eriripisssl sibt.
Gag rnein" unb nnein" unb INNER
nnein".-
limb maeIt ou aud i'm Rsbte isin;
Bah jtebft bu in Der Welt aItein!
Rirsenbs lit mebr CANT unb Saosr,
oIs ba. mo aus Der Sriebfertisteit elm
9ei9Gft ssmadt pirb.
Das 2eben fdust = srit nit grins
nerungen an.
Sm unaIiid tr6ifet jeoss Slid,
SIN Slid trdntt jebes WibssI9id.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

fir bic Sretbett terti9 md4en tpue. VT
erbleidte, als er feinen InSus o bas
mails fab. dls er Dor 10Y Sabren =
benn bic leBten Is Wouate tparen ibm
in Solg. feinss tabellofen 8erbaltens
gef6enft nprben = bier eingelieferf
poroen mar. limb bann mar ibm Nles
ipie i'm Sraum. @r antfportete medas
Mild auf bic Srdgen Der Nnltaltsbe<
omten, unb bOrte ibrs @rmabnunsen
itumm unb slsi9giItig an. Was mar
ibm bos 4les2 Sobalb er einmal
iene eiienbei9Iaeene 9bir bort binter
iib baben fpiirbe. ipute ibn feline Md9t
Der @rbe tpieber %auriidbrinsen = bas
puBte er.
go - ba mar er nun Dies mar
alTO bic 5reibeit. Sisf atbmete er uuf.
aIs er ben fursen @ss na9 benz 9ubns
bof 5uriidleste, unb nit ben Sinsern
tlimperts er in Der Tdf9e = Der belle
&IGng bes Silbers ba brin, bas er iid
burd u~eberitunben perbtent bic luns
gen Sabre, tOnte ieinem DIRE gar lieb@
lib.
Mertpiirbig dber = am 8abnbof
ipartete Niemanb auf i'm. Or bate
bod in isinsm 9riefe Iebten Munat.
ols er ieinem S6naser bic nOtbigeH
Witt6eilunsen betreffs ieiner @ntlaI>
flung sema9t. Defenders gebeten, man
m6ge feline beiben &tnbsr ibm na9
benz tleinen StatipnsgebGube fdiden
su bieier Stunbe. Run, es mar pieIs
lei9t better 70, fagte ii9 Der blei9e
Mann, dls er in ben 3ug ftieg unb in
Der Ri9tuns mad Hetpart bubpnfubr.
Dies mar bds Saus, ia. Su briiz
ben, mo iebt elm erobes 9eidGftsbaus
ftdnb, mar feline S6miebe geipeien. @r
las ben neuen Namen duf benz S9ilbe
nit ftumpfer Neugier. ga, bier tpobnte
fein Sdpaser. Sier itanb ia aud fem
Same srob unb brett : rgbarIts
Mebner, Dpmeitie &c Supported Beers
&c Wines". 4ber bas Saus fam linn
berdnbert por. gr frat elm, elm bider.
pierfdr0tiger Mann nit rptbsebuufe=
mem 9efi9t ftanb binter benz S9antz
tif9. Del blidte ibn fonberbar an,
unb bdnn faste er. sismli9 elei4silz
tis:
That you, Alberto"
gilbert nidte. Die @ufre9unq
f9niirte linn bic &eble gu. Limb meme
8inber, mo iinb iie2"
9er bide Mdnn pfiff. Damn sudte
er bic 9ldfeIn. nDeiBt Su mas, @t=
bert, i'd lam mir ia benten. bab Dir
bos unaneenebm lift, aber ="
nWas ifrs nit meinen &inbern9
Wo finb Iie? 500 1T 4lbert2" ft06nte
Der gedugitiste, eepeiniete Batter.
Sra ia, ih tuollte 9ir's ia f6on Iaz
gen Der Cine. mas Der iiingite lit,
Der lit Dor 6 Mpnaten am S9arla9z
fieber seitorben ="
Limb MIbert2@
~Sat 0u i'm nidt seieben, pprbem
Du bon ba fort bift9"
nHein = fpri9, fpri9 -"
ngun, Inn es tur5 gu MAIDEN = On
muBt Sir's ni9t gu nabe seben laHen
= hilbert bat bDie Streide ssmadt =
sr bat ME pisl setaust : On bait feie
men 8egriff. mas mir Der Sunse i9prl
fir Notb sema9t bat = ilnb i9 fann
ia nidts bafiir, unb meine 5ral audi
ni6t = er bat ii6 neuIid Bel einem
@tnbrud betbeilist. unb beute friib ba=
ben iie ibn babin sebradt, lpo 0u berz
tommf : auf brei Sabre. ga, g tit
me bDfe 9efdi9te, aber es ldbt Iid
bod NAL ni9ts Gnbern. : I'm @ots
testpiaen, mas ift's nit Dir2"
unb Der bide Mann ftiirate raid,
binter ben @danftif9 Dor unb maGte
ii9 an benz llneIiidIi9en, Der ba binz
g~eitiirat mar fpie bonn 9libe aefGut, st
fdaffen.
aber feline Miibe mar umfonf. gtl>
bert Bug mar tobt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-18

gnbIi9 brad er on. Der Sag Der
5reibsit. Der Sag ba bic bpben Maus
srn ieinss @efdngniFes i'm gum Iebten
Meal b~sberbersen foltsn. limb Der
iiarte, raube Wann, ben I.Ibit Der
9ram, Der perSebrenoe Summer ale
bieie Sabre nidt batt.n berseu tOnnsn,
a~itterte fpie gspenllub. ais Der @ars
ben ibn gum lebten WaI Bel feline,
RUNNER rief unb inn bdnn bic CT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-28
QUEER FISH FOR THE AQUARIUM.

A collection OF curious fishes was brought from
Bermuda on board the Quebec Line steamship
Orinoco which arrived here yesterday, by DR. 1. H.
Bean, superintendent OF the Aquarium. who accom-
panied an expedition Of scientists 20 Bermuda 10
observe the conditions Of animal and vegc able ltle
in the Gulf Stream. The fishes were cdugh: in nets
and brought here in cans and tanks. They were
promptly taken 20 the Aquarium, and placed on eX-
hibtion, while DR.. Bean who was III. went 10 his
home The fishes az follows.
Four angel fishes which are thin and HAT. and
swim on edge They from 10 10 inches long and
from TO inches wide. They are note1 for their
brilliant colors. which change lbe. and vary
according TO the light TO which they are exposed
Their bodies OF an aShen nue., Vdrlcgated with
beautiful shades OF orange AID blue.
\ surgeon. or doctor hSh. 80 called because IL hdo
a small lance Of light. bony subs ance, which h;s
into a groove or depression IN the side OF the hSn
ana has Il socket or hinge by means OF which IT
may bo literally PROJECTED ne lalce Is supposed
Is about Is inches long. and similar 10 nm angel
nsh shape. is OF a deep blue cOOr along It's back
and the under part Of rs body.
Three Hamlet fishes. or gr0upers SO called be
"a inches long. They resemble the northern black
nsn in shape. but nave Sharper noses. lhey nave
large mouths, and ale exceedingly NOraclOus feed
ing upon other fish OF smaller size Their bodies
are of an ashen hue, with dark brown stripes.
Ten hind Ashes, which are similar III shape 10 the
groupers. They ar" from ~ to 10 inches long ana
are white with brown ana red spots.
one sergoant-maJor. or schooimaster nsh. about
6 inches long with brown and black stripes
Two squirrel fishes, about 10 inches long. which
IRE similar In color goldfish. put nave longer ana
narrower bodies. Their name Is derived from the
fact that they have large eyes. which resemble
those OF a squirrel
There were h. 2ij visitors az the Aquarium yester-
d.v and the new arrivals. especially the angel
fshes attracted much attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-28
UTSJC TEACHERS VISIT THE CHURCHES.

The music teachers, who are holding their Ma
tional Convention in this city. rested Yesterday IN
stead OF spending the day In council and listening 10
papers on sundry musical themes they visited ire
churches and temples. where special musical pro-
grammes had been arranged for their benefit.
The churches in question were the Baptist Taber-
nacle Third-ave. and Schermerhorn-st, Brooklyn.
where they listened a choir of two HUNDRED voices;
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. where the Rev DR..
LYMAN Abbot; preached a special sermon on music;
the First Presbyterian Church. Fh'h-ave. ana
Twelfth-st.. this city: south Church. Madison-ave
and Thrty-e ghth-st., w-cre DR.. Smith, the organlst
gave a recital. s.. pau's Broadway and Nesey-si;
s., .Nlichaela Amsterlam-lye. and Ninety ninth-si
Church OF the Incarnation. Madison ave and
Thirty -hfth-st.; Church Of the lntercesslon one
hundred "A nd III; y-eigh;h-st. and Western Boue-
ward; S., Francis Xavcrs Church, West sixteenth
St near Sxth-ave.; the Scotch Presbyterian Church
y ustv-sxth-st. and Central Park West st. Mark :
church feminist. and Sec5nd-ave.; ST. James's
Church Malison-ave. ANA Seventy-hrst-st
To-day tho association will meet In joint session
with the National Association Of Elocutionists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-28
TIE PROPOSED LABOR TEMPLE.

George II. Warner. chairman Of the LABOR lefnpie
Committee, talked further about the project at the
meeting OF the Central Labor Union yesterday ana
the subject Of permitting labor organizations not d.
rectly affiliated with the Central Labor Union 10
take part In building II voted on. 1t was de-
cided that circulars explaining how the committee
proposed 10 erect the temple without money shoud
he sent 10 all organizations. inviting them 10 CO.
operate.
Daniel Harris seemed 10 think that the Central La
Dor Union would be able TO control the temple
IL other organizations helped 10 erect IT. but Chair
man Farley inimated that 1t was too cary TO dis
cuss that side Of the subject.
Mr. Warner then explained more fully the plan Of
the committee which insisted that the temple could
be easily erected withou, money through the medi-
UNI OF a labor exchange which would issue scrip.
He called attention TO the labor exchanges which
tracts from small journals which they print. In the
copy OF The Labor Exchange Guild of Denver,
which Mr. Warner had. there was lis Of more
than three hundred merchants who were willing and
were In habit of taking the nOn-interest bearing
ment for goods Even lawyers and other profes-
sional willing to accept this scrip In pay
be had OF the merchants even 70 secondhand cloth,
ing. Such exchange was also in successful
operation in Cincinnati Mr.. Warner declared that
scheme was visionary and some had said that he
"nutty" on the subject ana a nj candidate for
Bloomingdale. but they were beginning 20 think diff
ferenty.
Daniel Harris chairman Of The committee which
Union on Friday night protest against the present
jury system. made The following report:
The mass-meetng on Friday night was a howl
Chairman Farley in Solemn tones then repeated
the report 10 the assembled delegates IN the follow
THE delegates will please take notice that the
meeting on Friday night was bowling suc-
Mr. Harris said that he would never have anything
do with another Central Labor Union mass-moet-
ing I'm hot weather.