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CONTENTS NU MBER ONE.
VOCAL.
e Laurie Mary of Argyle.
flown on be Mississippi Shore. Names Upon the Sand.
Home Sweet Home 0 Thou. who Makest the Sun to Rise.
Tie Folds Them in file Bosom. Remember Now Thy Creator.
. lamie’s 0n the Stormy Sea. homewnerei
Kitty of Coleraine. The Sand ll an.
,Jttie Dog Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush.
I N ll . The Murmuring Sea
flglyglflgnglfiight. The Message From the King.
paddle
Waiting. Only Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
' Admiration. Sailing.
L00 . Siioam.
giggixatm king out for M8 The Old Sexton.
The Old Arm Chair.
The Basket Maker‘s Child.
The New Kingdom.
‘Tis Birdie’e veniug Prayer.
1 Cannot Sing the Old Songs,
I Will Arise
Janet‘s Choiize.
Mrs. [softy and 1.
own I Th h Tle‘ieexElt TERM-B 5333.. lamie
SENSE”?! 32$? Bel’i‘g.z t. Whistle and alt for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
At the Wicket Gate. 0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Robin Adair.
Some Day.
The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
The Kerry Dance,
Boligve E's if all Those Endearing Young
rms.
' Joli Jack Tare.
. There's Aiwa *5 Sunshine Somewhere.
Bathing {Bigfileeigbgg'lide 'Tis the Last use of Summer
Old Joe 5 Dream. \ es. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
figi’i‘enfifniétié'iiizd.”u°‘ RENEE...
.CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
A Warrior Bold. Seymour.
A Land Without a Storm
The Bony Goblet.
Hol Nifiht. Peaceful Night.
lan M '
The Old llaken Bucket.
Bi ur . The Minstrel Boy.
Enid My Han . Then lou‘il Remember Me.
I 'd a Dream. The hand o'the heal.
My An line. The Gypsy Lotinlleee.
MY 0] Cottage Home. 'n xiiienblili‘igtggl Pi re
gm.AB;:§?bep. Within a Mileol Efiiiiboro.
a INSTRUMENTAL.
n numeric?» Bright Eyes Polka.
Convent Bells. Dance Escoccais.
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
,‘ Let me Dream A aiu.
soggtgo'sgflgglhtolfigi Obi .in See her Exam: Again.
Comin‘ Thro’ the Rye. Ole . 'lckerdem'us.
Dublin Bay, limit d in the Cradle of the Deep.
Hark. 1 Hear the Angels Calling. i‘he Heart‘Bow d Down.
301 Mother. Guide his Footsteps. gill: 535533311}. rue
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In ”filly Mcmcuts. Elm :ivo‘rd it! Blinker Hill.
. ' is ( n ‘s rnyer.
fut???” [Como Turn Back i’hnraoh'e Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
i: Prince Lumiere.
Ifig‘gl‘tlpiglvtliey. Mascurka. ll Boole. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
harbour-d Watch.
B'éfi'fiiflifim. My Ain Countrlo,
that Watch for Me. ham“ Lee.
t all Thy Sorrow. The basket the Mill.
0 .
mg‘thufiabweit in Marble Hails. Where are the Old Folks.
In the Gioanilnx. Wilcutt.
INSTRUMENTAL.
lit. Albans Grand March.
m'i‘mr‘iud’mm. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
When we Hear the Music Bluuiua.
hill. M 0mg“. Tilt! Little Ones ill Home.
on of to Soul.
Y ’il ti: n he Han in Aw
ATsOyeETegping. Maxine. II: R 1.5.2.1 me still new'T‘was i‘i'romr.
lo. The (l mu limr.
as a Bird. iii-er )ur Prayer.
the Starlight. l l'omo to Time.
hbidue. Whyiio summer Rem Fade.
' INSTRUMENTAL.
i . Horacio March.
moii’wetz’fifl’im Waltz. Don Juan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
flilent Niel t.
EHIEEIR‘EVIRIE: The Song alibi the Fling".
lid in Hand, The iii-ave ma Oak.
is Gone in sleep. EMT...“
magglfiin Sweet lo’l‘eli You. wo’uiii vo'n.
int eBtii y Night. Waitiup‘i
: lean Wait. When N all we Meet Again.
‘1 iNSTRUMENTAL.
gob-m Girl. Pure as Know
on litigating; Waits. Regimental Mai-vii.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
l Bea til Iilit Of God.
mflégglbi'llhi‘llfl Virgin. fig Olagnufixow’honmls to the Field.
“is. is in. 0 Child‘s Wish.
the of A Emdmtfid True.
' read ran . o
" .. *va tried it.
It i‘ M ii ..
arch ”oil. When the corn is osthersdlin.
%%~%i Wallace Bled.
INSTRUMENTAL
ins limit items W Home.
W urn tint. ' ' lot
DID you Eii'fiimnsam
N thee-vacant songs of all nations. words and music, elem ’ . line
fl" .ggudsomaiywoedaodlcdexsddm ultra GENT BACK! «it you
been scammed to paying tau-gate iiitycenta each for not may? (basin
”in?" 2.5m... RR iii cams Each Pan.
y williaii Two Cents Extra.
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VOCAL-
Aciiibaya. ‘
Ci . to
Diegflmmtgc k'on'l‘heO.
1 me "
it wagging my Mother Sang,
John A n. my Jo.
Kahlua carcass.
B It!
In 1 Bart.
Bing. my Little Blue Birdl. Bins.
Sweet and w.
The So A DariElouggxm'
n s mv .
Waitlnx‘at the Pool:1x g
INSTRUMENTAL
Birdle's Reverie
cookery Click March.
Echoes from Midway.
Jolly Brothers Galen.
CONTENTS NIlMBER ElEiEN.
VOCAL.
And Ye Shall Seek Me,
nnie Dundee.
Jousecration.
Frederick.
, areweli My Brother.
i ve Me esus.
lrand mother's Chair.
.zleicn's Babies.
gathlcen Aroon.
iiilarney.
Marseilles II mu.
Old Folks at ome,
Pretty Little J ennle
Swin Low Sweet Chariot
The itlle Maid Milking IIer Cow.
The Danube River.
The Mountaineer.
We‘ll Meet Above.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Swedish Wedding March.
The First Kiss,
Waves of the Ocean.
When the Boom is on the Rye.
CBNTENIS NUMBER IRENE.
VOCAL.
Come Unto Me.
Faithful Johnnie. ‘
1's Comln' Close to Eighty l ear.
I Ain't Going to Die Any More.
In Old Madr d
It Page Were Only Ready.
Kiss Is as I Fall Asleep.
Mam mari Maurine.
Mr. [or iy and I
Resting By and Fly,
names that are Brightest.
The Ivy Iirmn.
”he Trundle~Botl Song.
The star Spangled Banner.
There's a Land Will] the Stars.
The Two hoses.
Watch on the Rhine.
Zion‘s Children.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Edelweiss Glide.
Kuteohke Polka.
Lied from Oberon.
Martha.
CONTENTS NUMBER THIRTEEN.
VOCAL.
Bright Sparkles in the Churchyard.
Beautiful Land.
Breast the Wave. Christian.
Brightly the Morning Sun.
('ail Unto Me
Fading. Still Ending.
y
Hill.
I Love to Tell the Story.
.iosiah's Courtship.
Nothing Else to bu.
0h Who Will O'cr the Downs so Free.
in Ru .
RI'IOIP. .
sentence. ('ome i'um )le.
Seek \‘e the Lord.
The Bowl to h‘lnnibcrland.
The Harden Hire.
The Bridge of clubs.
The Battle- Prayer.
INSTRUMENTAL.
liraml liaise dc ('nnrert,
Rm‘lweter Srhotiisrhv.
Tulip Polls.
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STOKES-TO NED
His Bride to Be a special: Gran-
dcc’s Daughter. '
THEY MET FIRST AT A WEDDING.
The Rich Young Unwind Club” and
Misty lwall Will has! to the All"
Ilsa Nita Barns-dos do All). do “call,
Who Is Young and Very Mill-l.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-—William Earl
Dodge Stokes is going to marry Mina Rita
Hernandez do Alba do Acosta.
W. E. D. Stokes is ayoung man who
looks Very much younger than he is, and
whose life since he graduated from Yale
college has been a material success in ev-
ery sense of the word. Ills very success
has made him known to the public, but
never before has there been awhlsper con'
earning him which related to other topics
than his real estate transactions, his liti-
gations with his cousin, lid Stokes of
Hoffman House fume, his participation in
public movements in this city or his vic-
tories in the line of aristocratic sport
Young Stokes is and is not a self made
man. lie is the fourth son of James
Stokes, and as such he tnheritedafor—
tuna, mainly invested in west side real
estate. Coming into the responsibilities
of that fortune at an early age, he took
the position that the fortune was not his
keeper, but that he was the keeper of the
fortune. Taking this serious view of al-
fairs. he devoted himsell to the task of ape
prcciating the value of west side property.
Fiancee o! Grands. lilootl.
Even while so devoted to his business in-
terests he has found opportunity to win
distinction as a lover 0! horses and a cup-
porter of outdoor recreation. To his ac~
quaintances, though, he has always been
a good deal of a mystery.
He has never used tobacco or liquor,
has never been known to gamble or keep
fast company. yet has always been “hail
fellow, well met," and exceedingly popu-
lar among those who understood him. In
society he has figured occasionally in some
notable event now and then, but generally
has not been a society man.
W. E. l) Stokes is very rich. How rich
He is nobody except himseii knows, and
he will not tell.
The lady he is to marry is not known
except in the metal circle of her immedi-
ate family. and her family is not among
those which make social functions the
meat and drink of their existence. She
is only ii) years old. She comes of a line
of Spaniards whose blood has mingled
now and again with that of the nobility
of the land whose queen sent Columbus
forth to rilsrover this new world.
Miss Ilito Hernandez de Alba do Acosta
is a little woman of rare beauty. She
was born at i~ West Forty-seventh street
in this city. where her father. Senor Riv
curdo do Acosta. has lived since he came
to this city from Cuba 25 years ago. The
house is next to that of Joseph II. Cheats.
Senor Ricardo do Acosta was, with his
family, driven from Cuba in ii political
refugee after one of the innumerable pi»
ilticnl turnovers that have occurred on
that revolutionary isle.
Ills i'ulinn home was near Bavaria.
where the puiuco of the Hernandez fami—
ly, into which he was married. was con
(located by the government at the time of
his exile. It was an estuiiiislmicnt Io
grand that tourists Wurc taken to ace it.
Through the house of Hernandez. her
mother‘s. fumiiy. Miss Rita Hernandez do
Alba do Aimta ('iln trace kinship to the
Due d'Alhu of Spain. who. with Sir John
and Lady Lister Kaye of England. is now
visiting Mr .I J. Van Alon at his New
port home,
Honor ilimiriio di- Acosta has not been
active in business in this city. but liztsi do.
voted considerable attention to the nor"
of the lnvvsiuwurs of his Spanish and
Cuban irlends bore. His wife is living.
and they haw amen other children (besides
the one who is now going to marry Mr.
Stokes rho is the widest.
Tho-y Slot at in Wedding:
Mr Stokes is “lllll to huveiimct his
fiancee «illiir rou-iiriy at a wedding mot-p
Null. Iii~ llil‘r «pent much limo this new
sun at Haydn-re
A ditto hm not 3'an llwn fix-id for the
wedding but the friends of Mr Stokes
and Miss do Amsm krioWof their engage
merit and BHIVU been sending intbeir cou—
grufuutlons,
Mr. .‘tuluus is .‘e young old, but appears
to in: very much younin‘r. He is very
athletic in l-uild mud in his dress has al’
ways lm-n i. ii: ilv diil'crent from the young
men of his ueulth and position. in that
fashion line not been able to make him
abandon iweeds (or fancy fabrics or aloft
hat or u derby for u tell but except when
the Oi‘i'ilvttlllll made it essential. Ilia char-
Mki‘iatii‘ Indopotiiieflcu in everything cs-
tcndvd even to his dress.
Mr. tin-tee nmrrinne will directly in
tivmt a gram nmny inmlilu n! It”!!! "is
mother‘s imiwr WM Anson ll. Phelps. who
intruded the umrmntliu bound of l’bcipa.
Undue s. i‘u. in which James Stokes. his
father, irlll'lilili'fl partner. W. It). ll. Stokes
was nunmi aftm' his uncle. William I".
ilmigu. 'l'iw prim-tit William E1, Inigo in
bi. ruimu Ills father left the firm of
Philips, llmlpb‘ «N CH. EH'Ilifl‘ M. twill (I!
start the banking house. of Phelps. None
(M (‘ii
“viva-mm flow" as them“.
(mmmra. N. ‘l' . Supt. till “Winni‘mv
tfl’hm‘ Hector arrived here. he was met by
the military escorting the iodim of the
nornmi school An arch had but: erected
at liiil hand «if limmi at!!!“ inrvrilmd.
"Hummus Wv'lufmla our mlvvrrm " A
large mimbcrnf normal acbmi sits-ileum
drew lhv meringue, clowning the 3w
Omar and I Ir. .‘liilneto the Windsor bowl.
when a a option was twirl The contour
visited the new normal scrimi and «mike
at the fair today,
”7inva Imsvi From tins! rm.
iiiuimrin‘a b‘ 1.. Font. so “The truly
of Mn, i‘amlinc ll Htatben. the wife of
Alfred Northern, a wealthy former, was
found lying on the kitchen limit by the
husband and dmuhtcr Mes. Steam had
dropout deal from heart disease
("sport's flop Coop.
PHRTLIWIV. m . Sept. iall.u-!\dvlw from
the hop priming monies of Uranus show
that picking is progressing! rapidly. The
total crop of the more. it is: believed will
not exceed we»! balm which is Mun m.
Dill! bales short of estimates
fictional lmsr'ce Ganmlim Test. 4;
(Trim. ll. :4 LINES. 5; from. 1 (tin—
clumiti, li: Philwlelphia is (Second
can.) Cincinnati, is. Phllibllfiphll. :4.
A. f. A. team
antiserum. film, Sent to. M The
curves: ever held in the city was
the ’ biieao rooms. and the A, P. A.
W a maturity of the wards.
. .. sun Wrestler». .
Who Will he Item's 0pm.” I- New
toxin—villi! an ”agency Candidate.
Auteur. Sept. 20.-——'l'bere has been no
indication Irons either Governor Flower
Jr Senator Hill as to who the probable
candidate of the Democratic party will be
for governor, although there was a signifi-
cant happening when the llill Democracy
of Albany. holding their primaries. in-
dorned John B. Thatcher for the Domino»
tion. In Senator Hill's ward, the Ninth.
the wntlment and vote was very strong
for Thatcher.
The politicians here who have looked
over the situation have narrowed the prob-
abilities down to these men: Senator Ila
vid B. liiil. Albany; John Boyd Thatcher,
Albany; Dnnicllockwood, Buffalo; Fred’
click Cook, Rochester.
There are those who should know, how-
ever, who make up a different list. Au~
thority has been given for announcing the
following list of candiduws:
John 150in Thatcher, Albany; Judge
Rufus Peckham, Frederick Cook. Roches-
ter; Daniel L Lockwood. Buffalo; Judge
Robert Earl, Judge William Gaynor.
Smith Weed, I’luiisburg.
Thatcher is an ex~iunyor of Albany and
was acoinmissioncr at the World’s fair.
Be is a close friend of David It. Illil, but
has always been identified with Cleveland
movements.
J udgo Pockhsrn was at one time corpo-
ration counsel of Albany. lie is an ex—
judgo of the supreme court and a judge
of the court of appeals.
Frederick (bolt, the Rochester brewer,
was secretary of state under the machine
and is very strong in many Republican
districts.
Robert Earl. is present judge of the court
of appeals, would lose but two months if
elected, as his term expires June 1. 1895.
J udge William Gaynor of Brooklyn is
also a Cleveland man. as is Smith Weed.
Daniel Ixrckwocul was permanent chair-
man of the Democratic state umveution
last year and is well known as having
nominated Clem-land for governor of New
York and also each time he run for the
presidency.
Hill an Blnergency Candidate.
Mr. Hill himself is only a candidate in
case the party leaders determine that both.
ing but his candidacy can save the party
irom defeat With him out of the race,
it is pretty sure that his support will be
thrown to John Boyd Thatcher. for in ev-
ery word of Albany resolutions of regret
at the retirvment of Governor Flower
were adopted and the delegations instruct-
ed to vote for Mr. Thatcher at the conven-
tion. This delegation, however. will not
have seats on the floor of the convention
except perhaps in one district.
Frederick Cook of Rochester, ex-secre-
tary of state. receives some mention. His
popularity in western New York is quot—
ed. and the fact that the Republican con-
vention failed to recognize the demands
of that county is also brought forward
It is said. however. that Mr, Cook is slat-
ed for lieutenant governor. so as to
strengthen the ticket.
Daniel Inckwood of Erie. who has once
said that be will not allow his name who
nerd. in being talked of again. and it is
midglmt an nth-mp! will be made to get
him to withdraw his refusal. and it is
urged that Biiffaiu should be represented
on the ticket
A \‘l'li'ffln. (General Sii’kic-s of New York.
is our: of the new it‘ISSBElBIBtNCS.
"lilo Downer-la NnmIIi-u.
C01,! up: a», it. r-ept. ‘.'U.-—’l‘he Denie-
cratic state» convention was out four hours
in nmkingun important bit of history
The convention was slow in convening.
the all night sc—sion of the committee on
resolutions. being n-swnsiidr for the de—
lay ’l'iie decora'iona of the Grand i ipcru
lion»: who-n» the convention was hold.
was rather meager. the principle display
benign picture of President ('levclntid.
with an nrtssiirdruporyoi lingo and hunt-
ing user the twitter of the static
After a permanent organization had
bum viii-«ted lienerul EL Ii. Finley of
Iiucyrus. chairman Hi the ronuuitm- on
resolutions. road the row“ of that (‘Olll'
mitts-c
The planks liltllrhililu President (‘levev
land's adtii'nlstrntiuu and declaring for
frm nilfiet were curb loudly cheered
When the npplfluel! bad NIIEMIIENE. lion
Tom Johnson submitted a minurity re-
port signed by six iucmiun oi the min-
mince in favor of a [imlmsnl tor-loci i'nit-
0d Stats-e senators by the tuiplv. Pending
discussion 1’ .\l l» r .,i'. ion. Johnson.
\‘ice I’m-Lieu: lid. .. .\ .l l'imrson.
J. Eylcr. E'mnk iiimi :um John H t'lnrk
of the cntuimim- no pin-ii. m. oilerrd un-
othcr minority ""htl",
Ii. VM to iii: other that iiotnwruls of
(ibiohvurvii built“?! roomy. the coinage
oi gold and silver llilfil‘lilnl‘c‘rlillio with-
out loss and ommwd the worm-d coinage
at three rounds at M in I
A dramatic acetic occurred during the
discussion toolcwt aetiausra by ballot. .ioliu
II. (finrkuf Mniioniiig duclmi-din hills-r
terms that the sorrow ans u iziiilinnainm’
club. til. i'nti'imtlon ROBIN! into great up-
plnuw. Mr. linen set upon the platform
looking poll- and mi iiiipmslvc as triathlc
air (”lurk threw the mnvcntiun inform
:1er by stating: iiml marlin and ability
Wore no longer via-initial in the m-lwiiuti
of i'uitcd pinion nonsmm but the main
musliirrntion was the leimth of ilw puruo.
Biltigivd lumen and applause :iimm' niliiml
the smoker- vnirc. but id liliri‘t’dis his
voice mug out clear and dimialvc. All “It
for! to declare him out of order was ruled
out by i'hairman liurii.
lion Jam- imwis ad l‘rhnm naked ”i0
convention in dolor tho durum!) ”I clout
in: United Motel armature hr the vote of
the mime (or one year. which was met
with cries of “No, nu'”
(letters! Finley spoke in the interest of
bwiiooy. Fries luv John-coo lmught the
free tradi- rrmgrvmnsn to the (mm. and
Ill! said he did not believe that lirim
inmght his seat in the senate. and he did
not believe them was any mcmion for the
ill tooling which accrued to exist.
James it mm came to the from with
an compliment to take the stiiigoutof
the minority mm This proposed to
strike out all which followed the simple
declaration in favor of slmtlng United
mmmwvshydim vote. The amount
MI was atwmuiy opposed. but was one
rind by a vote of 067 to 32a. The minor;
in murmur [Inn made amrtof the
infinity mm The free silver plank
we: aim the mm of contention. but was
not adopted
The columns ticket was omlnatsd;
Worm», Milton Turner owners.
#91.an cl the supreme court. James
1). Emma. of Hamilton; miter of the
imam at public works. Harry B. Ksileruf
Tums». Menominee" of corn.
rim entrails, Dr. J. A. Inset: of Franklin.
Imminent-um
(Rumors. 5. 6.. Sept. Inc-fins stats
Maximum to or.
car laws by m My.“ of
rheumatism (in!
an...” comm
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mantras. only one' am ' ‘
Charleston—being . yang , 7 ~
A new constitution of the party was
adopted, which provides for a direct NM
ry for every candidate for any office trons
coroner up. ‘
The platform indorscs the Oasis plat-
form as well as the Chicago platform, do.
wands the tree coinage oi silver at a ratio
of 16 to 1 and Indorses the dispensary law
as the best solution of the whisky quea-
on.
One section of the platform as at that
drawn, which denounced President Club
land for failing to carry out the pledges
oi the party and (or prostituting congress
by patronage to carry out his policy. was
dually killed. and no mention of the prcav
ident or the national administration was
made.
The convention then nominated John
Cary Evans for governor; W. H. Timmer- ‘
man, lieutenant governor; W. T. C. Bates,
treasurer. 0. W. Buchanan. attorney gen-
era]. and then took a recess. The nomi-
nees are all Tilimnnites.
When the convention reassembled, bal-
loting for other state otlicers was com-
menced and resulted:
For secretary of state, I). II. Thomp-
Itlns, at present Tillman’s private secre-
tnry; for comptroller, James Morton, new
chief clerk in that office; for ndjntant and
inspector general, John Cary Watts; for
superintendent of education, W. D. May-
iicid, present incumbent. The convention
was harmonious, but the balloting took
some time owing to the fact that theta
were several candidates for each of these
offices.
Chicago Board of Trade Suspensions.
Cmcauo, Sept. 20.-—The directors of
the board of trade have suspended Min-
ray Nelson indefinitely and J. B. Wayv
man for 30 duys. Mr. Nelson is president
of the National Elevator and Dock com-
pany, of which Mr. \Vnymnu is secretary
and treasurer. They are charged with
breaking the recently patched up agree-
ment between the elevators and the board
of trade.
New England Mayors' Club.
PIZiil'lid-ih'cil, Sept. filo-An organiza-
tion to be known as the Muyors' club was
formed in Providence by the chief oiflciuls
of New England cities, who met at the
State fair at Narragansett park. Mayor
Olney of Providence was elected presi—
dent, and it was voted to hold the next
meeting on mayors” day of the State fair
in 1595.
Boston Garment \Vorkers Strike.?€,‘2
Boston, Sept. zit—The district council
of the L'nited Garment Workers' unions
of this city ordered all garment workers
to strike this morning. This action,
which is the result of a series of confer-
ences between the clothing contractors
and the garment vvorkers, will affect
about 4,000 operatives
Would Be Murderer Drowned.
Conixru. N. Y.. Sept. 20.-—-Leonard
Biodgott. who attempted to murder Ed-
ward Whitmore. his wife and duughterot
Luzcrue, Warren county, on Saturday
night, was found drowned in the Hudson
river near Corinth. It is believed that
Blodgett committed suicide.
A Ilrldge Goes Down.
Pom Janus, N Y.. Sept. ell—Michael
Sheridan was driving three horses with a
load of iizigstonc across the bridge at Haw-
Icy, Pu. when the bridge collapsed. Sher-
idan was held under the water by the
Wagon until rescued. Ile died three hours
later.
Old Shndv Is Dead.
GRAND Four». S. 1).. Sept. :30.—Blakeo
Iy Durant. familiarly known as Old Sha-
dy. died here. He was the body servant of
(ieiivrai Shannan during the rebellion
and was 1001!!)eg mentioned in the int-
tcr‘s iiiuiiiolrs.
Truhwnlker Killed.
Fm'uuz no. Mass, Sept. 20. - Emil
l'hllg. a German. of Iiolyoke. was killed
by a New Agni-ii. New linen and Hartford
train at LI‘UllllilSlcl‘ while irnckwnlking.
“'liiim-y Nails For Home.
LIVERPOOL. rapt, flit—Mr. William C.
\‘l'hlim-y sailed for New York on board
the White Slur llhu steamship Majestic.
The Norm In Jersey.
Nun/mu, N. .l, Sept. till—The I’assaic
river is new higher than at any time since
the spring flood.
A Covering For Springs.
The iron lli'drllt'flll is superior to the
woixlcu one, so far as the sanitary princi'
plus go. but the latter may be made less a
menace to health if every week the hon»
keeper mix-rim tends personally to brush-
ing and cleansing it. if the springs
wore covered with cloth. they would be
less liable to cut luiothc iriottress and
would keep clean much longer. This
cloth, a heavy piece of unbleached linen,
muld be coldly wmlml, and together with
a wwkiy brushing of the springs would
go for towatd achieving a perhict cleanli-
nose more desirable in ubedthnn almost
any viiwr pim'v of furniture.
A Sewing Machine Her-wt.
A mrnoxmiidi-iit uii'ivu tilt-following im-
gmrtunt bit of intervention mourning the
can: of sewing machines: Take out the
screw that holds the foot pinto. retrieve it,
and you will be surprised at the amount
of lint «ammonium! them Cli‘nil the lit-
tlo ammo with a imikiiifc and under the
wholoui this plain. 'I'bo tier-die must be
taken out before tho Work is ingots You
will often find this is thoniiiy mum in?
thvrtmcblnc running hard or not carry;
log the work. and It is a little mil-rt that
the ngcntswiii not tell you, llmvorimm'd
mine in this we}. and it runs like a new
ntuchino.
Ruskin on Woman's Sphere.
Women iiiuhtili either housewives or
boumnoths. in mim- t-arnostutm they
must either weave men‘s fortunes and cm-
broiiliir them or fuel upon and bring them
intudwny. Wherever a true wife comes
home is always omurid her. The stall
they be err-tinsel. the giotvwnrm in the
night‘s cold RM may be the fire at her
feet, but home is when: she is. and for a
noble woman turtle-r than hmisi-e coiled
with mm or painted with vermiilon.
shedding its quiet. for thou.- who else are
banish-m. This. I believe, is woitiau‘r true
plum and power-«John Ruskin.
Tim Mac-ii Black.
Lady Wildly nbjwrte in the moving of SO
much black. Siii- Hiya: "English Woman
seem to have in fund predilection toward
blink. and. having H‘m‘lli'll the middle
term, the mezzo cuiiiino of life, generally
retire into black alpaca for the remainder
of their days, Till-y ought to remember
that varietyof drives and the refreshing
mittens of odor are charming in all ages
a fill the house ”141‘:thth a bush
W and icy w but mine!!!
lecithin of youth it you want ism
month or with in“
me nmw .
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Norwalk Chronicler