FoiigM^lpsle SeiM-Wcjefely Eagle, Weflnesday, April 16, 1890i
A State A rchitect.—Tbis state has taJfet things: the settlement of intemaTimely AnnlTersarles.
Itjem s.
one office which at present is loot only a fftonal disputes by arbitration, reciprocity
AprU 14.'
sinecure, having a large esAtsry attached, of commerce, the increase of regular
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1803
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France
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VTashinctox, April 14—8 p. m.'
Susan B. Amthony is amused at the re­
cumbent is given opportunities to get and the estabfishment of an internation­ port that she i* to be a senatorial candi­
3 BOTjff
XIGWI^^X'QX FAPXB8J
lished.
For 94 hour*, commcacing at 8 p. m. .
re-established b e ­
large outside .fees from tlie state uasder al bank with branches in the various date from Wyoming. That coming state I814r-Peace
April 14.
^ f i ie ^ e p ©!6l i c a n p a p s h s o p d u t g h e s s
tw een England and France. /
circumstanoeathat axeaet a great ®iany countries^, for the facilitation of ex­ might do worse. She isn’t any more of lg49_Independence of Hungary^
cQtJNrsr.
For Eastern New York, fair, cooler
proclaimed: Kossuth, govdegrees remowed from “^alte pretmces.” change. I f these can b t established the an old w o m a n than some of the senators.
weather, northwesterly winds.
The -EASLE Is a assaher of the S*a.to A1»o- We i«afer to th e office <0f “ comnaSasioner Congress will have accomplished all that Hartford Pott.
1857—Princess
Beatrice
Fedora,
F o r’Western New York, fair weather,
Free traders will, of courie, view with
"tfeiatedR«5»s, and ttnss'abla to furnish tlx6 lalost of the new Capitol” a t Albany, This of­ its most sanguine advocates expected
daughter of Queen Victoria, lo m s kossuth.
alarm the fact that a Chicago concern
"STelegfral^h News frdikhll parts of titeo^orML up
bom; married, July 23,18S5, to Prince Henry Tuesday and Wednesday, warm er
fice wa« created in 1888, white Grover from it.
has recently received an order to furnish
the Bilnute of Sdhsts topress.
northeasterly winds.
ten tons of tin plate. The promise of 1884^ ^ ^ u r e
Chincha Islands by Spain.
ClevelLw!ad was goveasior, and a t ,hii esAiTXKeihW is paid to x ^ J h . '«hws.
The death of Hon. SamuelJ.-Randall, protection begins to operate upon the in­ 1865—AbrahamLincoln shot byJohn Wilkes Booth
The 3>iiLY is ^f^xered to subiftiriberE in the pec^L^ggestion. He sent a'mesiage to
Kew Adveptlsements.
in Ford'* theatre, Washington, while witness­
fant industry, and the American de­
^ity at their hoaistsor by mail to any ywint in the Eegiilature
Which he urged the noted in our telegraphic columns, re­ fenders of the British monopoly will
ing the play “Our American Cousin.”
Parasol notice, Luckey, Platt & Co.
■^tho'^Boiintry exeiy vlay but Sunday.
moves one of the most conspicuous men
18M—^Imposing ceremonies a t Fort Siunter, in the
Clothing notice, Rogers, Peet & Co.
Tke S®Mi-W«a«2.Yis printed 'On Ttrosdayfand importance of a. speedy etompletion of of the country, and deprives the Demo­ howl louder than ever against the ^‘rob­
presence of several thousand spectators, on
ber
Springfield Union.
adopition of meas­
#»<lay momingii, and mailed- free ^ any part thc'capitol, and
the occasion of the hoisting of the old flag
A Handsome Street.
cratic
Party
of
one
of
its
most
illustrious
d)t tile countey.
which had floated there during peace by Gen.
The announcement i* made that Mr.
ures which, -as he represented, would
Eobert Anderson, by whom it was surrendered
Almost every fence on both sides o f
©AILY, p©r:y!ft*,r................
$7 OO •enable it to be-.done during his term of members since the death of Samuel J. Randall is strong enough to read the
In 1861. Rev. Henry W ard Beecher delivered
1 7« office. An‘« ^knate of #he total cost was Tilden. The announcement of Mr. Ran­ Congressional Record. A man who can
^ IL Y , p«*34tKirter.........
Clinton Street from Church to Hookeran oration.
read
that
lively
publication
with
care
^AILY, per <(week............. ................
15
dall’s death will be no surprise. The
Avenue, has been taken away. It is a great.,
each day must De in robust health and 1878—Earthquake destroys Cua, Venezuela.
^SEMi-W8>ES^IiY, per year.-.-. ................. %<0O submitted, the amoUntv-asked for at the
A p r i l 15.
improvement, and makes that always^^EMI-'WEESSLY, six montha................. X<00 tti*ae wa* ja!|i3»:Qpriated, the office creat­ public has been prepared for the event strength.—Hudson Republican.
through the daily bulletins announcing
handsome street, one of the finest, if notof Lord Baltimore'
A New York paper wants “an angry lC ^i-j)eath
SINGES ^.COPIES of •eadh paper tSiTeo es, as Gov. Cleveland proposed, and
(George
Calvert),
foimder
of
his
gradual
decline,
and
the
inevitable
the finest in the city.
Mr. Isaac <G. Perry was appointed comnation to arise and cast Chicago into the
Marylaiid; aged CO.
approach
of
the
and.
sea.
We
couldn’t
do
it,
really.
Trans­
Sample^pies free.
raaiissioner. He was to be regarded as
1689—The epj^opocy abolished
Amusement
Notes.
Mr. Randall was born in Philadelphia, portation is»too high. There are no ob­
InScotland.
ADVElJJrTSBMENTS®nB®8»d in either ^mci- specially ^responsible to the governor,
Robert 3Iantell, one of the leading ac- - ■
'Wa»4^Y'%B Dailt at reacsoxahle rate*, 'stfhich and hisitcrm of office wa^ to expire with October 10, 1828, so that he was in his jections to casting it into Lake Michigan, 1790—U. S. patent laws adopted.
however, and if New York insist* we 1800—Birth of Admiral Sir James
tors of the eountry, will make his first
"Will l3ie*£!urni8hedat
Or by m«^‘On apClark Ross, famous Arctic
that of i3ie latter, but he was to hold sixty-second year. His father was Jo- will take a day off and run down to do
"plica'fiSB.. Address
appearance at the Opera House Thurs­
na-vigator; died 1862.
siah Randall, who was a prominent the job for them. We d-----^
do not mind -a tit­
litover usttil a successor was appoiaalted.
PiAT-T PLATT,
Death of Dr. Alexander
day evening next in the five act drama,.Omaha World- 181S—
tle thing like that.—<
Murray, philologist; aged 88.
No.'Ei Liberty SCSaet,
This dast provision is the one which lawyer and politician. His mother was Herald.
“Monbars.” This piece is said to be a
1814—Birth of John Lothrop j. n. motijiy.
flPoughkeep»ie,-N. Y.
has Gloated the 49ondition of wtiichwe a daughter of Gen. Joseph WorMotley, American historian.
rall, a leading Democrat in Jef­
It has been settled more than once 1817—First deaf and dumb asylum opened in U. fine dramatic treat, having been first
speak.
Having^once
got
snugly
into
the
t h e B & ader.
produced in Paris in 1843, and held the=
time.
Mr. Randall ob­ that a man cannot fill the position of
S. at Hartford, Conn.
office^, Mr. Perryihas held <m 'to it, and ferson’s
We are nofe ;at ?^resent offering •aaiy draws his salary of seven thousand dol­ tained an academic education, and state treasurer and sit in a poker game l&K^Death of Sir Thomas Drummond, inventor stage ever since.
of Drammond light, also a statesman and
at
one
and
the
same
time
with
any
satis­
i^p^ial preuiffiams ‘^or new sSiibscribffirs. lars -a year -regularly, whether there is after servmg in the counting house of a factory public guarantee of success.—
philosopher; aged 43
U n f b r tu n a to H lo r a n L a w lo r.
1861—Fort Sumter evacuated by Maj. Anderson
i i l get the s ^ ^ d M premiuisi' of i».63!ltra anything to do or not. . Gov. Hill has silk manufactory, engaged in the iron Kansas City (Mo.) Star.
The many friend* of Mr. Kieran Lawand his men. They retain their arms and
p 5iper each week—^fifty-tw©'extra-€(3^ies evidently fou.ud his services satisfactory business, and with the latter he has since
property, salute the flag with flfty guns and lor ara full of sympathy for him. On.
The nomination for governor in this
o f the E agle iinsa year, wi&out a ^-cent to himself, for he has resolutely stood by been identified, being one of the most state is being actively hunted in both
are transferred to the TJ. S. steamer Isabel. A
gentleman standing near Maj. Anderson in­ Friday his eye, which was so seriously
o f exj^nse.
we thank is -liberal Beccry, through thick and tliin, has vetoed prominent iron men in Pennsylvania. parties. Yet most of the candidates,
quired if thirty-four guns were not the salute. injured some time ago, was taken out by
‘^ o u g h . A5r4£erence to i^i'eYellMo Ad- every bill that referred to the capitol He early became connected with politics, when folks are looking, throw out their
“No,” replied the gallant soldier, bursting into Dr. Kinkead, assisted by Dr. John P.
and yell, “ Shoo! Go way!” when
tears, “it should be one hundred, and th<
dress iabaf
show ju^Ihow near your which failed to make provision for him, and his name has been identified with hands
it come* near them.—San Francisco
Wilson. It was affecting the sight of:
are not enough.”
-tiine has (e^Cj^ired, and bE-about '-eut
1865—Death of President Lincoln; moiiming the other eye and had to be removed.
and keeps-him in office, though his ex­ the politics of the country for many Alta.
throughout the nation. Vice President An­
:,post due^ :ths subscripiften price ^2.00 travagance has been so great that in sev­ years. In 1856 he was elected to the
But was it a “secret” ballot? Manifest­
drew Johnson takes the oath of office and suc­ liO c t u r e o n T e m p e r a n c e .
- a year skcnildibe sent at snee. 'E@r those eral years-the Legislature has refused to Pennsylvania State Senate as a Demo­ ly not. The law is merely local option.
ceeds him.
’ who waaat to save moui^y we send the make any appropriations, and there has crat. Shortly after the fall of Sumter If some one of the privileged stand- lS69-JTohn Lothrop Motley, minister to England.
Mr. John I. Platt delivered a lecture on
arounds
within
the
voting
premises
is
Death of Matthew Arnold, poet, in Liver­ temperance before the St. Peter’s Total
■paper two^years in advance‘t&v |3.50,:| •been nothing whatever to do to earn the the First Troop of Philadelphia Cavalry, on guard to iratch the delivery of votes, 1888—
pool, aged Co.
three y«ars in advance for $5.00, four; handsomie salary attached to the office.
Abstinence and Benevolent Society, in
of which Mr. Randall was a member, of­ he can call on the voter to put in the en­
years iaa..-advance for $§j00, and as an inthe large hall connected with the church;
This, however, is not the whole of the fered its services to the government. Mr. velope and seal right in his presence the
ducem«32it*.to secure new suptferibers we story. Besides being commissioner of R a n d ^ was its sergeant Jwhen the troop vote he has been hired to cast. The fel­ TMs Date in History—April 16 , Sunday night, to a large audience, and
can’t evade after that, for he has 1671—Birth of John Law, famous speculator; died
will eaixjad your subscription three the neW' capitol, Mr. Perry is an archi­ entered the ssrvice, but was soon after low
although he spoke for an hour, there1729.
sealed his envelope and cannot got an­
months <itSTevery ne-sviaame sent us wifh. tect doing a large and thriving private promoted to captain, and followed it in other without returning that. It is as 174G—Battle of Cullodon; William. Duke of Cum­ was the closest attention from begin n in g
berland, defeats the Scotch.
the money as mentiowd above, provided business. For this he has a commodious several important movements, dis­ clean open and shut as the old way of 1788—
to
end. Rev. Dr.'Nilan presided at the.,
Death of Buffon, famous French naturalist,
you csdl^eur attenticmito it at the tinae. officeihi-the capitol, furnished, lighted, tinguishing itself, specially in the Shen­ putting the vote in the ballot-box. If
aged 81.
meeting.
the
man
insists
on
going
to
the
retiring1850—
Death
of
Mme.
Tussaud,
aged
90.
Widely
Thus, fottr new aubscribers-will give j^ou heated and cared for at the state ex­ andoah Valley against “ StonewaU” Jack- room to fix the vote he forfeits the con­
known in connection with exhibitions of wax B r o k e H i s C o l la r B o n e .
yourvqs^ f o r nothing._______
figures in London.
pense, and which he uses as a most ef­ aon, and m operations about Chambers- fidence of his purchaser and dosen’t get
A school hoy named Nevins -while
1854—San Salvador, South America, destroyed by
burgand Wilhamsport, Pa. During the hi* pay.—Hartford Courant.
ficient
agency
for
securing
customers,
in
earthquake.
N. ©.'.Spalding, of the New York State
playing with other boys on Wednesday.,
battle
of
Gettysburgh
Capt.
Randall
was
1861—
The
Confederate
government
calls
for
32,000
theifellowing
waty:
The
state
has
many
^ ’arrDfess;’ League, -srSll address a -mass
ran against a clothes-line. About one
GENTEHAIi NTOTES.
troops.
meetiEg of farmecs ^«nd tax-pavers at other public buildings and institutions, provost marshall of Columbia, Pa., and
1862— France declares war against Mexico.
hour afterwards he said to one of the
wasjQleased from duty after the retreat
and
much
building
going
on
from
time
1838—
Ironclads
and
transports
belonging
to
Por­
ClintOK, Albion, Medina and ' Rome,
There is now on exhibition at the Third
boys, “There’s a bone that was never
ter’s fleet and Grant’s arm y run the batteries
April iiotli, 16th, 17jfeh and 18th, re^ect- to time. There is a new asylum for the of the Confederate army, receiving the National Bank in Scranton, Penn.,
there before and it hurts.” He -went t o at Vicksburg.
iinsaae-m process of erection at Ogdens- thanks of the governor of the state and check -which bears the s ig n a t u r e of 1865—^Paraguay declares war on the Argentine see a d o c to r, who m a d e an e x a m in a tio n
ively,«oii equal taxation.
confederation.
burgh. an asylum for insane criminals at GfGongresB.
George Washington. It was drawn just 1865—
and found that the collar bone wa» ■
Columbus, Ga., occupied by Wilson’s cavIn 1863 Mr. Randall was elected a rep­
A G o od E l e c t io n JBi l l .— S o far a s we Matteawan,a large addition has just been
broken.
three months and one day before the
areaMo to judge Tfeom ithe particulars made to the state hospital here, a new resentative in Congress from a Phila­ death of the “Fatherof His Country.” It
A B ig Snake.
that5aave been puMished, the MUiintro- state, prison is proposed, and there are delphia district. He took his seat in is written on plain paper in that long
TERHLBIiE GOINT’S OM !
Water Commissioner Ward brought a
ducod by Mr. Aekar in the Assembly the armories and other buildings in progress 1868, And has oeen a member of Con­ hand so well-known from the published
of Washington’s -writing.
snake in town the other night. It is
H y d e F a r t ; A ll T o r n U p .
otheriday was one .that will accomplish all-over the state. In every case -where gress ever since. He was chairman of fac-similes
The following i* a copy of the check:
about
four feet long, and its colors are
the
appropriations
committee
at
the
all that the friends of .what -is called one of these, is to be undertaken the sug­
According to published accounte cer­
M o u n t V e r n o n , Sept. 13, 1799.
handsome. He showed it to a drawing­
■
“ ballot reform” pisQpose. I t proiiades, ai gestion is thrown out by some of the vopening of the Forty-fourth Congress. In
tain
people
of
Hyde
Park
have
been
very
The cashier of the office of distribution
w e understand, that ah persons shaU •officials at Albany that “the best thing December, 1876, he was elected speaker department, Baltimore, will please pay much excited over a scandal (?) which room car porter, and the coon came near
be excluded from the room in which the to # is to get Mr. Perry to prepare the of the House to succeed Michael C. Kerr, Oliver Wolcott, Esq., or bearer, the sum attached to a certain young Episcopal jumping out of the car window. The
ballot boxes aredoi^ted -except the voter .plans.” When the addition to the Hud- deceased. At the called session of the of trivo hundred dollars and charge to nay clergyman and a pretty school teacher of snake is quite harmless—almost anybody
andsthe election ^o^eers, and that sepa- m a River State Hospital were authorized forfeyffifth Congress he wa» also elected account. 200 dolls.
that town. The young man came there can handle it. Alderman Bain vf^as with
G e o . W a s h in g t o n .
xate booths or doasts shall be provided, one of thevrequirements was that the speaker, and at the extra session in
some time ago, met the young lady, fell Commissioner Ward. The alderman had
The
document
is
the
property
of
Mr.
into -which every voter shall go to pre­ plans and specifications must be ap­ March, 1879, was called to preside over J. C. Platt, who recently purchased it in love with her, as naturally as life, pro­ a very small, clear whi’te dog, about four
the
House.
He
served
as
speaker
until
pare his ballot- This will render -it im­ proved by -the comptroller, and when
for $10 from Mr. Robert Spring, of Bal­ posed, was accepted, and at last accounts inches long and two inches high. It ran
timore, into whose hands came the they expected to be married in June. all over the car floor and was much ad­
possible for any worker to ascertain how Mr. Chapin, who then held that office, March 3,1881.
.Mr. Randall married Fanny Ward, papers of the bank on which the check We should t.hlnk there was nothing to mired. Messr*. Ward and Bain talk of
an individual v©te§,-and that is all that •was consulted, he very promptly intiwas used.
starting a menagerie.
-iscirdmed for .the “Saxton bSl.” Mr. ■naated that.he would approve any plans daughter of Aaron Ward, .of Sing Sing,
A . correapondent of The Christian startle even Hyde Park in all that, but
Acker does not propose any official bal­ .that Mr. Perry might make, and we have N. Y., who survives him.
this is how the trouble came in. After N e w B u ild in g s .
Union
brings
up
the
question
why
city
lot, but instead of this that all ballots ;BO doubt the .same thing has been done
Certainly notin twenty years has there
The New York memorial fundis.gradu- churches generally have signs giving the the young clergyman became engaged
shaM be enclosed, in ^an officiak«nvelope. .in other cases. The parties interested, ally mounting up toward ‘the $100,000
accustomed to visit his been so much building going on as there is
undertaker’s name and address, while he was
"We do not see what advantage is expect­ .finding Mr. Perry occupying, as we have
lady-love,
and
sit
up
with
her
giving
no
information
as
to
the
name
at
present in this city. On almost every
point, which it will probably reach withed follow this, however, unless an in- stated, offices in the capitol, and know­ inithree months. It has .now .reached and denomination of the church or the nights,—just as other young men street houses in process of construction
name of the pastor. He thinks that have been known to dp under sim­
orease of trouble
the inspectors and ing that he. holds a state office with large
from the cellar to the finishing touches,
olerks who are to count the votes is to be .salary, naturally infer that he does such $76,0Q0- By the way New York’s motto churches ought not to declare m this way ilar circumstances. One evening, how­
can be seen. The north side has appar­
they are more ready to bury the
work for tke state without additional •must be “ One thing at ^a time,” and that
regarded as an advantage.
ever,
the
people
with
whom
she
boarded
dead than take care of the living.
ently caught a little more of it than the'To secure a eou^pletely secret ballot charge, and ..they go to him supposing | doesn’t intend to add to tke Grant.monu­
were
smitten
with
an
inextinguishable
south side, but all sides are gaining. The?
a ll that is necessary, is that the person they, are thus saving money, only to find ment fund until the memorial arch is Hudson.
curiosity
to
kno-w
what
was
going
on,
bo
parties that bought the old Citizens’ Gas
finished. The last we heard'of it was
A Claverack farmer named P. H. Roe the man and his wife and daughter all
■svho.tcasts hia vote>kh,all be so jscreened out after the work is in hand that they
Works lands are going to do a good thing
.the annual report of the Grant Monument
exhibited in the Republican office, on took turns peeking through the key hole
from observation jthat he cannot be must pay for it just as much, and in
for
themselves, for on it at least half a
Fund Committee, rendered some months
•watched. A bill do secure this, and some cases mere, than outside architects
Tuesday, a mammoth parsnip, which of the room, and what do you think they
.ago.
We
shall
probably
hear
more
about
measured nearly two feet in length, and saw? The young lady was sitting on dozen new houses have been built or are
having no other matters mixed ,up with of the best ..reputation would have
now going up. In a year there will
it, either concerning ballots or envelopes, charged. In the case of the Hudson .the committee at the next annual meet­ weighed four pound*.
her lover’s lap, and they were hugging hardly be a vacant lot left. May the;
K in g s to n .
■or forms or ceremonies, would doubtless Riv,er State Hospital, as soon as this fact i ing.
and kissing each other ! ! ! !
work grow and increase.
Samuel D. Coykendall ha* been elected
be acceptable to all ^parties, a n d ^though was. ascertained the managers at once
So f a r as c a n be le a rn e d , t h a t w as a l l !
T he election in Cohoes l«st w eek was
i t m ig h t n o t r e n d e r .co rru p tio n •iin.possi- tnra.ed to other parties, hut the St. Law­ cattended w ith g r e a t o u tra g e s .a n d th e r e by the stockholders of the Cornell Steam­ —^but, i f th e tr u t h is to ld , H y d e P a r k Accident.
boat Co. to succeed the lato Thomas Cor­
ble,. it w'ould probably be an improve­ rence Asylum, the Matteawan Asylum, ■was m u c h ir r e g u la r v o tin g . T he result nell
w a s g r e a tly sh ocked by it. A ll the old
Shortly after eight o’clock Monday
as president.
and B.ome if. notall the armories are be­ -was the re-election of Mayor .Garside by
ment Jipon the present system.
Rev. John W. Schwim, assistant pas­ maids o f the town—of both sexes—de­ morning Israel C. Velie, while working
ing built under the supervision of Mr. .a small majority. The frauds practiced
tor of St. Peter’s German Catholic clared they couldn’t endure such goin’s in the pork packing establishment a£'.
C h a e it a b l e B e <§ujbsts . —It is33ot.often Perry. The plans are drawn in his offices
th at we have to chronicle such a wide at Albany, and .his fees, amounting to by the Democrats were so .glaring that Church, sailed on Thursday for Europe, on, and the upshot of it all is that the Velie’s Sons, at No. 127 Main Street, met
there
seems
to
be
no
doubt
that
his
elec­
where he will spend two or three y o u n g clergyman has resign, the with a severe accident. While walking
range of charitable bequests as were many thousands of dollars, are paid out
months. Before liis departure he was school teacher has given up her in the back part of the place he slipped
made .by Mrs. Mary Rogers, who died in of the appropriations for the rarious tion was procured by such means, and presented
with a handsome gold watch school and gone home to her mother,— and fell to the floor, breaking the knee
the Republicans propose to contest it. by his parishioners.
N e w York city on the 11th of March,
works .in hand.
presumably to get her wedding outfit pan of the left leg.
But'if the contest moves as slowly as the
laaving a large estate. After gi-ving
Such a condition of affairs is a scandal Troy case has, the candid^e jdeclared
James H. Lounsbury, for eight years a ready,—and the marriage—will come off
Dr. R. K. Tutlull was called and he at­
legacies .to a considerable amount to to the state—an. outrage upon the whole
resident
of
Kingston,
died
in
that
city
on
tended the injured man, making him as
.relatives a n d friends^ jin her will, she people, .and if the facts were generally elected.on thOiface of the returns will Tuesday, aged eighty years. Mr. Louns­ as expected at the proper time.
comfortable
a.s possible under the cir­
Perhaps onr readers can see wherein
gives $15^y§00 to vari04is institutions., as known we believe the condemnation .serve out the fuU term of the office.
bury was for many years employed in the dreadful scandal of all this consists— cumstance. The injury is in a very bad
follows:
A.
T.
Stewart’s
retail
store.
New
York
Nothing in this country, says the Nezo
would be vdeep and .emphatic. But as
and then again perhaps they can’t. In place, and it will probably be a long'time
city,
long as Gov. Hill is.in office, and keeps Yorh Tribune, -more astonishes an Eng­
our opinion the peekers, mam, -wife and before he will be able to use tbe injured,
........... L ex i^ Mr. Perry in ^his posifeon there appears lish university-bared man than our college N ew b u rg h .
member.
ULTCllUe, ,S20,0w , the
tUD Rresbyterian
JjlCOU
Hos­ .to be no heJ^f or .it. A. proposition has yells. He never takes the practice as .a
The bill appropriating §25,000 for the daughter,' ought all of them to be sound­
ly spanked. If it has come to this here T h e A n n i v e r s a r y E x e r c is e s .
p i t ^ Library, at Binghamton, Nbit of American ifun, but seriously sets to
t)y her
and "^m. GarHucj
Gardner; the Presby­ therefore been made .to constitute Mr.
‘ er husban.d andJWm.
in Dutchess County, that a young man
Fifty years ago this month the Camioir
terian Church a t West Hampton,
mpton,_.K Y., the Herry stat architect, inoxease his salary work to prove how even educated Amer­
can’t hold his sweet-heart on his lap, and Street Methodist Episcopal Church in
governor.
.AmQncan RoJ
ito $10,000 a year, .and .require him to icans follow the customs of the savage In­
______^ _________.y, the Association for the „„
hug
and
kiss
her
too
if
he
has
a
mind
to,
The corner-stone of the soldiers’ and
this city was established. A semi-cen­
lie f of Eegpectablie Aged and Indigent Females, tdraw plans, ARecifioations and designs dian, hi« war-Wihoqj) being perpetaatedSn
sailors’ monument, in Troy, will be laid without being peeked at, and a row- tennial celebration has been arranged
th e Society for the Promotion of the Gospel
tiac college yell. Ilhe American college
Among. Seamen in.ihe Pori of New York, the for all new buildings which the state
May 30th. There -will be a parade of made over it, we should like to know for, to consist solely of religious and his­
.American JSociety.for the Prevention of Cruelty may deci4e tc*vCrefit, and a bill embody­ boy is not.an ideal creature; he may even
military and civic organizations. Gen. what this world is^mning to.
to Aoimajysand the Seventh Presbyterian Contorical services, and .a fraternal reunion.,
jgregation,.at Broom^e and Ridge .Stceets, §5,000 ing this propositionHas beeia introduced he A bit of .a barbarian. But the English Wm. T. Sherman was invited to lay the Q u ito a n I d e a
Cordial invitations are extended to for­
each; the American Tract Socae^ and the in the Assembly by Mr. FiiSi. There is university «ean, as (described in various stone, but previous engagements will
The following is from the Albany Eve­ mer pastors and members, many o f
.American (Sunday Sdhool Unimi of Philadel- naturally, how.ever., A strong opposition trufeful chrimicles, is hardly qualified to prevent this, and Secretary Proctor, of
the
war
department,
will
probably
do
it.
ning
Joinmal:
^
whom
have signified a purpose to at
to itiend the arc3aite.Qt*.of the -jtate gen­ tell him so.________________
The exercises in Music Hall will include
“Talk about encouraging home indus­ tend. An affectionate welcome i» given_
erally protest against ii, The state would F a rm ers, F a r m ers, F a r m ers, F arm ers. .an oration by Chaunc*y M. Depew.
tries.” said a carriage-maker to the tour­ to Sunday School scholars of formerundoubtedly save momey by passing
i s t , “ t h e r e isn’t a n y th i n g t h a t would en­
See our sto(^ of Seed Oats. The finest
the bill, if the present siata of things is quality In the •©jly. We have also a large Albany County.
courage my business so much as better years, who are invited to enroll theiir
West Troy has voted to appropriate pavements. Some people may hare a names in a register to be provided and.
to continue, but thnra is certainly reason selected, stock .of Grass S ^ds and a car
Asspaiation, the JELtc Points House of Jndxisfcry,
notion that the worse the paTements the
fhe Howard Miarion .Home for Little Wan- .to hofie that it will not last forever, and of Canada Hardwood A ^es. Ground $16,250 for the purchase of an electric better we like it, because carriages and preserved with o th e r c h u rc h records.
The following programme is announc—
4orere^ the S o c ^ ^ fo r the Relief of Poor
light plant, and $7,000 more for main­ wagons would -wear out faster. That is
there£.QEe
ithe
policy
of
taUbliahing
what
o.ws With Small CSiildsen, ihe Instiintjcm tEor
Plaster and Fertilizers for aH crops.
not true, however. Now, I’ll tell you the
win be another pemumeBl; departanent, JAMES REYNOLDS ELEVATOR CO., taining the electric light system.
S u n d ay , A p ril 20, 1890, morning—ser­
experience of New York manufacturers.
with .aa interest in promoting erery 228 Union. St. and cor. North and Gar­ C o lu m b ia C o u n ty .
The first engine for the Kinderhook Hansoms and light carriages of exten­ mon by Rev. Albert D, Yail, D. D. Eve­
proposition io spend money on build- den Stfi.
sive
patterns
were
at
a
discount,
because
sw
ltf^
and Hudson Railway has been bought, very few could afford to have them ning—reunion service, historical review
aoi.cs .as j5"oraa«n, tae New xorK institufjon iags, in order to keep itself oecupi^,
fo r the Blind, the Universi:^ of the C iiyof
and it will be delivered at Niverville this broken
up on the bad pavements. Han­ and addresses by former pastors. Wed­
J&tv Yor^ the New York Historical Sociefy^ may well be questioned. Berry .as com­
week.
soms, especially, being two wheeled nesday evening, the 23rd—preaching by
th e .Am.erifisn Museum of N atursi History, the missioner of the new capital, holdm^
Michael Rough, of Clintondale, Ulster
vehicles, were all racked to piec^ by the Rev. P. R. Hawxhurst. Thursday even­
Metropolitam Museum of Art, the New "York office five or six years after his term ex­ County, committed suicide Thursday, by U l* ter C ounty.
<!iw Mission and Tract Soeiesy, the Children’s
The following hoard of directors was wrenches caused by the holes in the ing—Lovefeast, conducted by Rev. R. H.
pires, is bad enough, but Perry as perpet­ blowing hi* brain* out. He was about
elected by the stockholder* of the New pavement. Now that they are going to
ual state architect might be a good deal forty-five years old, and leaves a family. Paltz and Highland Turnpike Co. : Ne-w have fine, smoothly-paved streets, how­ Travis, presiding elder. Friday evening
the carriage manufacturers are —^reception by the Ladies’ Aid Socie^.
Domestic troubles are lupposed to have Paltz—Jesse M. Eltmg, Isaac LePe-nre, ever,
worse.
hard at work building lines of fancy Sunday, April 27,—morning, sermon by
been the cause of the tragedy.
George W. DuBoia, C. M. Harcourt, hansoms. This increase* the use of Rev. C. W. Millard. The evening ser­
Aren, the Prison Association of New York, the
Th e P an -A merican Congress is ap­
Peter E. LeFevre; Highland—Peter R. horses, and all helps business.”
Colored Home of the City of New York, the
mon will be delivered by Rev. E. S. Os—
Coal has been discovered at New Ro­ LeFevre, S. G. Carpenter, J. Elting LeProtestant H alf-O^han Asylum and the Charily proaching the dose of its Jatxirs, I t has
Very sensational—An electric shock.
Fe-rre.
bon, D. D.
4Grg«iization Society, $1,(XX) each.
thus.far recommended five veryimpor- chelle,