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BBOOKXY DAXLT EAGIiE SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1892. a WJflJN PAGES: THE rnnv nnfrr.TM TiATT.V ULAttiTr? I I vr TV ATTUU Wtf I nl 1 I tJ.U A TCHI8UM, TOPJ5KA SANTA FE A. him abont and slammed him around and ie tha life out o' him was so funny that I couldn IT IS "IN HIS NAME" do a stroke o' work that afternoon, lust to adopt that humorous tramp for my son and havo him alius with me, but alone toward night vr tv vr X3L HAILEOAD company, P. O. Box 34G.

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have to." WE WILL OOKTINUE THE SYSTEM OF How do yeu mean 7" He sent a lawyer and I gave him S3 to settle tho case I don't want uo more humorous tramps aronndme. It's too blamed funny for lolks, even UNION TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK. AT OFFICE OF ATCHISON OO, 05 MILK ST. BOSTON.

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SI. Jusiorand Iiib described the wayfaring life of the middlo ages, when even kings were in some sort vagabonds, who spent tho greater part of each year tonring over the highways ef their rrm eeeb HUE HE HHHH EBB HE HE 'i EEES The Order Founded by a Society Woman in Sew York in 1886 Ssme or the Work It Perforins Rapid Increase in Membership. A. little Maltese cross of silver, bearinc the let ers J. H.

will find the wearer frionds all oTer the earth, and the namber of those unitsd br the bond, of which the crois is the symbol, reaches already into tho millioaa. and ii crowine to rapidly that it is difficult to Veep track of them. The cress Is the bsdsre of the King's daughters, a society orcanizud by Mrs. Margaret Bottsme, a well known New York society woman, on January 13. 1886, bo that yesterday was tho society's sixth birthday.

Perhaps a quotation from a pamphlet issued by the daughters will give the bout idea of the spirit by which they are animated: "Like tho wind that bloweth where it listeth, a now spirit of unity and fellswsb.il in faith, bops and Ioto has been movincfor a long time past npou the hearts of Christian everywhere. Many listening souls in many placos have been hearinz tho sound thereof, and recognizing: the heaTonly 'father's voice. In answer to that inward call. Christian hearts drew nearer to each other, until a little company of ten women united to form an sratward union to embody the union of spirit already born of God. After consideration of tho Rood to be gained and the good te be done by Tending themselTes together by a triple cord, "whose strands were faith, hope and charity, they decided to organize themselves into an order or sisterheed or service, hoping by this closer anion to increase their usefulness many fold." Mrs.

Bottome was elected president, and she still holds that position. A circle which spreads round the earth has grown from the ltttlo band organized six years ago. Accenting te the constitution of the King's daughters the object of the society is "to develop spiritual life and stimulate Christian activity." Numberless Doer families have been aided. Christmas trees have been laden with delights for hundreds of little waifs, and perhaps, better than all, the GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE IS OUR. CLOAK DEPARTMENT TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALTERATIONS.

ALL THE STOOK NOW ON HAND MOST BE SOLD AND WILL BE MARKED AT SUCH CUT PRICES THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ALL BUYERS. ALSO. ON TUESDAY IN OUR INFANTS' DEPARTMENTS, GTJIMPE WAISTS, SIZES 2 TO 14. REGULAR PRICE 81.30, CUT TO 8 BISHOPGATE WITHIN, LONDON. E.

O. All expenses of transmission of bonds delivered at either of the shore agenoies will be paid by the Atcblsoa Company. Pending preparation of engraved bonds, the work upon whioh is proceeding with dispatch. Negotiable Certificates of the Company and Depository will delivered to Income Bondholders, to be exchanged, withont unnecessary dolar for the former in due conrso. THESE CERTIFICATES HAVE BEEN LISTHD ON THE STOCK EXCHANGES IN BOTSON, NEW YORK AND ABROAD.

Income Bond Scrip of any olass will be received for exchange, the samo as the bonds, in amonnts not less than SluO.andinevenhnndredsorthousanda.' Holders of any of the bonds called for exchsnga, nnder Circular 03 of October 15, 1S81). npon presenting their bonds to any of the Agencies mentioned, can effect the original and present exchanges at the same' time. TO ENABLE THE COMPANY AND ITS AGENCIES TO PROMPTLY CARRY OUT THB EXCHANGE OFFERED HEREIN. HOLDERS SHOULD DEPOSIT THEIR INCOME BONDS BEFORE JULY 15, 1S92. ORAL AND WRITTEN INQUIRIES concerning this Plan and applications for Circulars and blanks for nse thereunder can be made of any of above meenciee 'end of J.

W. REIN HART, VICE PRESIDENT AT CH1SON COMPANY. 05' MILK ST, BOSTON. By order of the Board of Directors, DDD NN NN NN I. YY A AA A A A A A A A A AAAA A A dominions at the "head or large and uisoraeny followinzs.

But the pictnrcaqne. if more plebeian, vacabondago of tho era of highwaymen and child stealers still awaits scientific treatment. No one, ta onr knowledge, has as yot become the sober historian of the beggars, gypsies, footpads and other nameless rascals whom the age of Anne and the earlier Goorges comprehensively referred to as the canting crow. And yet, from any point of view, these gentry deserve serious attention, but most, as their name implies, from that of language. To anyone who will look into the matter in the light of such classics as the "New Canting Dictionary," published in 1725, or the "Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue," which saw the light sixty years later, it will at once become apparent that jauch of our latter day slang; nay, more, many of our most vigorous idioms and phrases, are of picturesquely rascally descsnt.

So much is this the case that hosts of words set down as uncouth and techuioal in the pages of the two books above referred to are actually more familiar to than their eighteenth century interpretations. Well knows provorbiai exprossiens, fer instauce, appear ia tho pages of BBBB RRR OOO OOO II BRROOOOKK. It BRRO OO OKK BR RO OO OKK II BRRO OO OKK BBBB RRR KK BRRO OO OKK BRRO OO OKK It BRRO OO OKK li BRROOOOKK BBBU It li OOO OOO it 1, I. i.r.r.r. ri 2 CENTS.

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J. W. REINHART, Vicb President. UGGUUCtiU RnnnnccoiiG FULTON STREET AND Ctl.LATIN PLACE. GGGGGGGGGGG 'Mi; JEWYOEK LONG BRANCH R.

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SURPLUS $300,000. rjpiIB BKOOKXYN TRUST COMPANY, CORNER MONTAGUE AND CLINTON STS. Capital enSirely Invested In U. S. 4 per cent, bonds at per 81.000.000 Capital and surplus, foO.OOO INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, GGGGQ GGGGG GGGGG LLL LLL 1J.L LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLL AAA AAA GGG GGG pot calls the kettle black" only among tho villains who cut pursesl er run away with other men's horses.

A niaa's nose is held to the grindstone" by none save tho receivers of stolen goods, and confederates in such black enterprises aB the breaking of locks and tho smuggling of good from over soa. Only beggars, again, are said to "feather their own while, in order "to catch a tartar," yon must ysmrself be a roiue, for a tartar is. in old canting parlaoce, ene of those fostpads "who stick not to rob a brother" in arms. In fact he is adis tinguished, a superfine graduate in wickedness. A modern romance writer will occasionally make his villain "silence his man," and will fancy all the time that he is using classical English.

"Silence," however, used in such a conjunction is canting English. "Seethe cnll is silent," was. we are told, a phrase used by desperate ruffians for cutting the throat or shooting tne unhappy person who falls in their way." The critical disciple of Matthew Arnold is surely not aware that, in calling tho enemies of sweet reasonableness "Philistines," he is borrowing from a disreputable old Euclish rather than from a modern Ger AAA AAA AAA AAA GGGGGGGGGGG pleasures of thouhtf ulness, of sympathy and or food will have been given to many good young women more in need of them than of charity. Through the influence of the King's daughters workiig girls have been led to help ono another, and the daughters of the rieh have been brought into contact with tne daughters or the poor. A richly dressed woman, rolling thronga the orowded streets in her carriage not leng ago, lost her King's daughters badge.

It was a little newcgirl who picked it up and came running after. "You've lost your King's daughter badge," said the breathless urchin. "Why, child, how did you know that was a King's daughter badge;" asked the occupant of the carriage. I am oe mysalr." and tho girl pnlled forth from her ragged little dress her own badge, and displayed it with pride. Unfortunately for the dramatic completness of this incident the sequel is not known, but it is safe to say that the sows girl afterward found life bettor worth living.

A shopper at Macy's in New York, was somewhat surprised to hear the reproof administered by ono of the little cash girls to a small sister who had. given vent te angry feelings with naughty words. "You musa't talk that way any AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA GGGUUUUUGU GGGCGUUU SILAS B. DUTCHKR. President.

WM. H. LYON, First Vice President, ALFRED J. POUCH, Second Vice President, JOSEPH B. WHITE, Secretary.

PENNSYLVANIA R. R. CO. AND CENTRAL R. Or JSEW JERSEY.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES: CHICAGO ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. 1ST MORTGAGE GOLD Bs. DUE 1082, COUPONS DUE MAY AND NOVEMBER. Interest guaranteed by WILL REMOVE TO ITS Alfred J. Pono'i, SiliiB U.

Dutcher, William B.rri, Charles Cooper. TunothT Woodrnft, Henry E. Hutchinson Harlan P. Halaey. Wm.

V. R. Smith, HodnoY A. Ward, Millard F. Smith.

Leonard Modr, Eugene F. O'Connor. William H. Lyon, O. Carpenter, Chnrles W.

Beits, William H. H. Child Henry N. Whitney, Calvin Patterson, John Dittnas. CarndMi I.

Dike, William Haster, Henry 1L Adams. MclJuire, William C. Wallace. Which mar be made subjeot to obeok st sight or retnrnr sble at fixod dates. Checks pas thronch New York Clearinc Honsfc.

Isa safn depository for funds awaiting investment. Authorized by special charter to act as exeentor, true. administrator, cnarriian. committee, reoeirer or in anr other position ot tmst. Is a rlopositorr fur Conrt moneys.

Acts as registrar or transfer AKetit of stoca and bonds and as trustee for railroad or other corporation lnort. 'xecotes orders in U. S. bonds and other investment securities. Upon deposit of cash or approved seeurltios will guarantee traveling letters of oredtt end par all droits nnder the same.

CHRISTIAN T. CHRISTENSEN, President. AUKAM li. BAYMS Vice President. .1 AMISS ROSS CURRaN.

Secretary. FREDERICK C. COLTUN. Assistant Secretary. NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE A WESTERN B.

B. CO, man source. "Philistines" were' sergeants, bailiffs, and other such enemies to the chosen peo ple of trarnpdom. "Scrip," a highly respectaoie Deposits receivod subject to check riayablo throash New York 01 earing House. financial word to is equally ill seen in 17 jo.

It meant tho scrap of paper used the potty OOOOOO TRUSTEES. money lending transaction efthe gypsies and NN NN EDISON ELEO. ILLUMINATING OO. OF N. 1ST MORTGAGE GOLD 5s, DUE 1010.

COUPONS DUE MARCH AND SEPTEMBER. A limited amount of tbe above bonds for sale. Pzica and any other particulars desired on application. MARQUAND ft SKEHAN. BANKERS, 16 BROAD ST, NEW YORK.

beggars who cenld write. "The cully did ireeiy blot the scrip and tipt mo forty hogs," is your an I NT KR F.ST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES. Special and higher rates of interest paid when Certificates of Deposit are issued, payable on nvu day notice or on specified dated. This Company is a learal depository for Court and Trus fnrjtlfl and is authorizod to act as Administrator, hxuou tor.Trustee, Guardian and Registrar uf stoolesand bonis FFFFF FFFFF A A cient forcible wavof stating, in the canting lan WW Cf NN NN Frederlo CromweU, lohn P. Henry K.

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A. Low. Mirbael Cbanneey, William a. Kendall, Edwin F. Knowlton, John T.

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opposite City HaD. CAPITA 1 1500.000 Jos. C. Hendrix. Prest I SURPLUS 330.00U J.

S.T. Stranahan.l MO EXPKNSR EXCEPT DISBURSEMENTS THB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK will loan on satisfactory real estate In Brooklyn and New York City, at no expense whatever to tbe borrower beyond actual disbursements. Apply more. No. 21, 'cause you're a King's daughter now." Sure enough, each of the little girls had the Maltese cross pinned to her dress.

The lnternatieaal order of King's danghtors is not much given to red tape, and each chapter is left to tb good "In His Name" in any way it sees fit. Seme of them devote their efforts mainly to improvement among themselves For instance, one chaptor has for its iuettrp'sde laudable sentiment "liridle the Tongur.iind it does its best to live up to it principles, and with excellent results. Anetlier calls itself the Nen Ego circle, and does battle nobly agaiust selfishness. Others have taken upon themsolves the snpport of waifs. One must not from this thaVtho' beneficiaries of the excellent institution are forwarded in seotions: only that the chapters sometimes club together to uuppart ono little waif.

The whole orgasization is knit tozether chiefly by the spirit which deminatct its members. Ths Tarioutj chapters report to the city secretary, and she in turn reports to the state secretary, but there are no rules or no restrictions. "Ay person may become a member of this order whoso purposes and iirn are in accord with its objects, and who holds herself respousibb to the King, our Lerd aud Saviour Jesus Christ." Tliat is all that the constitution says about elte ibilitr. Some time ago there was a little disagreement about whether Unitarians might bs admitted to membership, bat the central council of the, order wisely decided tuat croeid and dogma had nothing to do with the objects of the Kinns daughters. The only lin incial connection botweon the Total 9850,000 Heruion Morris, Soo'y.

LUAfl AND TRUST COMFAHT. SOU MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL. $500,000. INVESTED IN U.

S. FOUR PER CENT. BONDS AT PAR. A LARGE SURPLUS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.

Check can be drawn on this company the same as on a Bank and are payable through the New York Clearing Hvuse, or, it preferred, certificates of deposit will be issued, payable on demand at a llxed daU, aud boarinff interest until paid. This company is authorised by charter to aot as Trusts, Kxi'cutor, Administrator, Unardian, Committee ot Kttcaivnr. and tn Accnnt anT stmitar noilion TRUSTEES. D.AM. CHAUN0EY REAL ESTATE Ltd.

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McWll.LIAMS JAMKS MdUOVHltN MOSKS MAY V. W. NOKTHUP EUGKNE P. O'CONNOR J. S.

T. STRANAHAN h. a. sohahmann WM. V.

K. SMITH WHITK with you for 40s. Whoso now talks "grinders" forteoth is net held to be tiling very eccentric, or even slangy, English. In old days, hewevor. only the canting crew used the term.

In the report of a fire we read of a house being "gutted." Originally to "gut" a house maat to rifle er ransack it. "Giggling" is now a harmless schoolgirl fashion; among the canters it was loud, unlovely laughter, and "gigglers" were ladies who picked pockets while they made love. "Sneak," toe. is still a canting word in 1723. "Ho gees upon the sneak at Darkmans" is said of a thief who prowls at twilight.

Or modern schoolboy slane tho "Canting Dictionary" csntains some very familiar specimons, such as "grub" ami "cove." "Fag." however, originally meant "to beat," and instead of carrying with it its moders sense "queer," is always used as a complimentary epithst or suffix. Thus a "nun dell" is a pretty lass; a "ram degen," a silvered hilled sword; "rum kicks," breeches richly trimmed with cold or silver galloon; and "rum sutlers," canary wine or rich food. "Kumvil" stand, for Loutlou. Uttt possibly the Hiiflisaisy hers be derivabls from "ruin," eastern name for Constantinople. The gypsies certainly brought into Kii tiand quite a vocabulary of quaint foreign words, some of which are ancient enough.

"Togs," for instance, is the same word as "togonians." which is traced back by the editor of the tVctionary to "toga." on the analogy of "panrainVand "exsan," which conn respectively front "panis" There is a venerable flavor of antiquity also about "patri Or VVV A AA A A A A A A A A A A AAAA A A A A I A i A 207 MONTAGUE ST. Brooklyn, W. W. RICHARDS, Comptroller. 32 NASSAU ST, New Kork.

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OFFICE OF THE KINGS COUNTY ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY. Fnlton st, Brooklyn, N. June itu. lSliy Coupons from the arst mortgage bonds of this company maturing July 1, Tf 1892. will be paid on and after that date at tne Amen can Exchango National Bank.

JAMES U. FROTHINGHAM. Troasnrer. SPECIAL SUMS FOR SECOND MOKTr gages in Brooklyn: lowest charges and qnlck answers. Apply to GEORGE W.

STAKE, 79 Cedar st. Deposits recaived subject to obeok at slcht, as In any bank. Special rates on time deposits. WI1.LS SAFELY KEPT FREB OF CHARGE. This company acts as Executor for tbe fees provMed by law for individual executors.

It is also authorir.ed by law to act as Administrator, Guardian. Trdstee. ceiver, etc A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT AUD TRUST IfUNDS. TRUSTRES; Edwin Boers. Frank Lrrama, Wsrson B.

lickerman, Osoreo F. ittory, William Infftxham. David Leritet, Bernard Peters, Seymour L. Hu.ttfxl. Jr.

Henrr James W. Cromwell, Edward I). White, Seth L. Keeney, David Barnett. Frank habbott.

Edward MerritL Jorm T.iTHrts. EDWARD MKRRITT. President. DAVID G. LEGGKT, Vice PreaideaS.

FREDERICK T. ALDRIDGE. riecretarr. IS circles and the general organiz ition is tdo miin bfcrshio fes of ton annu.illy. For ttto "the circles dispose tfeoir money for any cbari tablo bjects tutr choice.

AND HA VKsiA; S4FE OEPOSIT COMPANIES Tliere are over one hundred circles of the SAVIXCS HAXK.S. King's daughter aiiii sous iu 13aitimero, neariy every Protrstaat ctiuron havim; a circle. In SAVINGS BANK Ci ERMANl A rtove" or patei'Cuve, a munini; pimi, siiuno business it is to marry such member of the canting crow as desiro tho sanction of a cere jpRANKLLN TRUST COMPANY, Montague street, corucr of Clinton. capital, si.ooo.ooa SURPLUS OVER Authorized by law to ect as KXKCUTOlt. ADMI.VIS.

TBATOlt, TRUSTEE. C.U AitUlAN or COMMITTEK rjHE BROOKLYN BANK, ESTABLISHED IN 1S32, HAS REMOVED TO ITS March, 1800, the rjir.t convention ef all tho circles in ine state of was held at the Young Men's Christian Assumption. Mis. May JJotioxie. of Now tho ue jrai secretary, addressed tho convention.

Last llarcii the second annual convention was uclda: the First Eng KINGS COUNTY, o75 379 FULTON ST AND 35 ADAMS ST. BROOKLYN, N. JUNK Jo. Thn Board of Trustees of this in titntion have declared a rtm' leud of FOlil; (4) VElt CEN'I'. per annum on mny, albeit it consist only in swearing fidelity ever the carcass of a dead sheep by a hciseside.

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P. A. SCHROEDER, President. Julics I.KilaKNlll'.AUbS, Treasurer. P.

Kocil, Socrutiry. TUKCITY SAVINGSlJANk OF TfROOK I.VN. corner Fl.t ush and Fourth avs, has a snini nminal interest dividend ou alt sums entillod thereto at Him ratnoi' JJJJ and offers speoial adrantaccs as IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY OTl COURT MONEYS. ALLOWS lNTERKdT ON DRPOSITS. On.rs its services on tnrms as TRUSTEE OP CORPORATION REGISTER OR TRANSKKR ACKNT FOR CORPORATIONS OR MUNIClPAI.lTIKa LOANS MONEY ON APPKUVKD SECURITIES.

on tbis company will bo paid through the Nee York (Jhiarlns; liousw. H. SOUTHARD. President. WILLIAM H.

WALLACK, Vioo Presldont, JAS. ll. Sorand Ytrrt and Secretary. CROWELL .111. Aetpiant Socrotary.

TltUSl'EES PULTON AND CLINTON STREETS. BiiNRY E. HUTCHINSON, Preaident. THOMAS M. HALSEY.

Cashior. lish Lutheran church, llev. Dr. Stndcuaker, pastor. Mrs.

Charlws Isabel Davis, of toe national council, of New York, addressed the convention. It was a success, and showed tuat tin Kind's danghtors in Maryland, and especially in Baltimore, werd a very prosperous couilitiun. Mrs. Se was staif secretary, and Mr. V.

Irving Walker, of 1.M0K lioitoti btreor. wjs treasurer. The secretary resigned recently, aid tlias office is now vicant. 'o call has yet bson made for this year's convention. Each circle works on own individual responsibility, doing such soecul works of charity, Iotc and friendship as it may choose.

illustrate, Grace Marliodist Episcopal church, Xjifnyettee s'tnare, im. tsro circles, and theso are two of the ntos' active uiul enurzeric our own familiar Kngl'sii. tne earning language is et' course extremely worthy of study. In "1'anl Clifford" liulwer Ljtloo has pointed out to his reader the poetry, the wit, ami the pictar e.tjn uess couuuued in such phrases as "douso your glim" put eut your hunt. But even in single words thore is often infinite humor and sub lie allnsiveness.

Thttsa "neeale point" is canting English for a sharper. "A son of pratllement" i a lawyer, and a "soul driver" is a ceutleiuan or the cloth. Nuns but a disreputable would ever hire christened a pnipit a "hunt or a conventicle an or a preacher "auterubawlir," "autem" in both words meaning of course church, "otonc. loub inl" is happy as a name for a prison, and "Jo seoh" for a variegated oeat is cleverly allusive. "Ked tape" was a Newgate phrase for Geneva.

HE LONG ISLAND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. AND BE READY FOR THE TRANSACTION OK BUSINESS, ESTABLISHED 1SB9, FOUR (4) PER CENT. PER ANNUM Unto and in. Inline if.VJO. and at THREE CD PER CKNT.

uor annum on tho excess of payablo on and altHr.lUl.v l.i. Money du ou or before JULY 10 draws interest lroui 1. V.EVSEN RUSHMORE. Prosidont. .1.

tk. Socretatv. SAV 1 KG HANK. is :el.v irivea that on an 1 after MONDAY, th: lSlh day of July, annual interest at the rt of AN!) PKU CENT, per annnm A. A.

I Or. Itoiitlltalies, Aihro.I. Nu.t(,n. Filin I'ackard, John Wintlow. S.

Huntintion. Darwin It. Alexander Oit. Jut.ph K. Urown.

H. Woii.nrnrd, William II. Wallace, Frauklin E. Taylor. fltenell llftdrieu.

II. E. William C.tiorco M. tU.itt. clsorKO Ii Sorrtiisra, W.

A. Head. Theodore Dreier. Ttiomas Htillman. Dnnnnnn DDDDDDDD AAA YY AAAA YY AAAA YY AA AA YY DD YY YY YY FH.E PHOPLiES TRUST COMPANY.

AA AA YY YY YY AA AA im inr UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU 172 MONTAGUE STREET. UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU UU a popular drink of that tune, anil "rud fustian' meant claret: but though picturesque these terms must give way before "keart's ease, a UOs insert or "dirubor damber," a king the gypsies. Tho charm the last word is, of coursu, solely in its sound, which to us perfectly eipresso a ragged fantastic king of the byggars, a Gringoire in fact. There is goains again ia "Wither d'ye gov" as a name for "an iusuisMi! prescribing vile." one Ciin almost hear her nikni the nttis'ioo and "snniaybatik" for a DD DD DD Dl) DD 11) DD DD DD DD DD DD DD DD DI DD DD DD DD DD EEEEEEEK EEEEEEEE EE KR KE KE KE KEEEK KEEEE KB KE KK KK KK EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE SSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SSSSSSSSS sssssssss SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SSSSSSSSS3 SSSSSSSS TTTTTTTTTT iTrrrrirrr TT TT rr rr TT TT TT TP TT TT TT TT TT TT rutl pai to all dOTio itors in this bans who may be ontillea thereto un tho 1st nay of July. .1.

V. MESEROLE, President. OJ.iyEit P. 5lll.r.l C.ishier: A7.T hank, (Hit Styrtla Franklin Tho trusters of this hauli hav." dorlai an interest dividend at rati of THRKi: AM) OMi llALi PKU CKNT. per annum on all o.iis ontiiifd I hereto under tho bylaws, trom on and aftor July 1 mar.o on or hlort.

will draw inU'vi st it um uy I. DAliWiN it JAMEa, Prusideat. EftlKMC F. liAllNKS. i'rtiasurur tlj' roinorof iri and nomsoii stj.

1.,. 1 SI I'' ho 1 1 of this t.r. havi an intei st itii'i'tHn i in,) rate of FOUR t't 'K UENT. per aiiiu llio ia niniithti enfiini: uns lit). Isl YYYY YY YY YY YY AA AA AA AA AA AA AAAAA AA A AAAAAA AA AA bURVt.CS YY circles in this city.

The lioipius hand circle of Grace cnnrcli. lately hetu supper and raised turely the stiui oflOO, which they will devete to the sutainer fresh air fumi, for sending the poor out of the city. Tiu Missionary circle ef Grace church lately hold an enter aiameut at ths Academy of music devoting tho prooeeds to the heuuitt of tno sick poor. Tho work of ttae circlu in Cltitnore is seen in many ways. On the tr0'jt car.s the members do some kindly act, room, louy bo.

tor some wcarifcd san or li tughtur IcOer; tlicy carry llowr. to the noNn.t to tne names of th sick; thoy m. i tie old aud cotutmt by eutertam iluiin iiiio thiy show the teaciiiiig of tat. click's ir to tucir duinerttic serr.ats tud utlior ways. 2Jal tinlQl'f Ami YY AA IJ) DI UU DD AA AA AA AA AA AA uuurruuu YY YY YY DDDDDDDD uuuuuu PUUUUUP New in their now quarters, inTite an inspection of their rosssive vaults in tbe new nieproof buiidine of the Brooklyn Bank, Pulton st, corner of Clinton.

Safes $5 and upward. Trunks and packages of raluable articles stored at low rates and insured tree of charse. CLEMENT LOCKITT. President, THOMAS H. MESSENGER, Vice President.

A. I. D1TMAS. Secretary and Treasurer. Henry H.

Adams. Win. H. Williams. James M.

Fmller, John Lefferta. W. M. Van Anden. Thomas Kve it, Edward D.

White, X. Warren Suedeo, ChsrlosT. Corwio, William Sinclair, Clement Lockitt, Jonn Ditmas. Jobu J. Barnier, John Bunco.

Frederick Jensen, John 1' rencii. 'Thomas T. llarr. Kilos Lewis, jrM D. l.

Whitney. W. F. Merrill, A. I.

Ditmoa, G. W. Uerizen. ii. It.

Forrester. E. Hutouiuson. H. K.

Sheldon T. H. Messencer. A RE YOU GETTING WHAT YOU PAY FOR? The most secure Safe Deposit Vaults ero those of the FRANKLIN SAFE EPOSIT COMPANY, Montague St. corner Clinton.

Brooklyn, N. Y. A safe in which lo place valuable papers should be: First SECURE FROM THEFT. Second ABSOLUTELY F1K PROOF. Third IN A PROPERLY GUARDED FIREPROOF BUILDING.

No buiidine and no Safe Deposit Vaults in Brooklyn so completely tlie.e conditions asdotfeoseot the PRAM KLIN 'SAFE DKPO ilT COMPANY. Safes from upward. Stvrace for Silverware, Jewelry and Valuablca. GEO. H.

SOUTHARD, Prosident. MAUI IN JOOST, Vice President. AS. R. COWING, Treasurer.

HENRY CAMP. Secretary and Manager. on nil suhis itiu in trom 5.1 to ir payaDli on aud aft jr July W. HUNTER, Treasurer. II.

s.icrelary. INTICRKST ALLOWED OS DAILY BALANCES. This company sot its I'Ter utcr. Onsr f.ien, Trostou. Its.

pirrr. Tr.srnl. Acent and Keistrsr oi Mocks aud Bon Is aii trat ts any and all l. sino csiially done other '1 rust Couii.xuies ot stsndtcs aud reimtc. 'r'H.

ures letters ot Oteitit tor Travelers payable lu any prt ol the world, is ropreaeutei in tne No.v York Cioartr.c lloaso. OFFICERS: FELIX President. JACOB O. DKTT.MKK. vjr.

Pressdent. IIOIIAOK J. MOKSK. S. niiid icj HrosiuoaU EDWARD JOHNSON.

Secretary. CUAULES A LOOI1V. A.isUnt Seorerjiry. TRUSTEES: It OOKIA'N SAVINGS RANK, JUNE rosirixg lire is itnizinst re. Alinsioni to hanging teem in the "Canting Liio tionnry" aud theft of every kind is riitht royally repttisenteti.

Ihus. a "hempen widow" is siie who lord and master lias gone the way ef nil ni tun "Cr.i'ilp words'1 aro the bittsr words of doom spoeu by the ulge vrii ni of the canting confraternity is tcntenccd to death. and "saabbling" are common terais forstenltnii.iu general ami oiiomaooeiicaiiy con A at. thrateof FOUR PER ft CKNI. oer annum ho credited to depositors with this i noal.

on ail soma untitiod tlidrelo (pay aulc on and alter lltltri t. ronmio). II. P. MORGAN.

President li. Fi.a:; r. jl'st a um.K ii! ,) ivssy. ISaiuuniBs Truuii) Carried tli 2irlb 'C'ttcs Far. The jjj ti r.

swa 1. i. a I. YY K55S I. S5 J.

65 ii UUU LLLLL SOU Mdereu they are inns a not s' stealer maid prjncTi." or horses: while a hat a I eal "iiic a nab" collars n. hat. Tli emli evil: a SL MUTUAL Ho was a Nankin te.vn load of potaiofH on xiie luai kc be INSURANCE COMPAJit NEW YOKK. inlit'ii by a naioai: ilie ivs oinimcraten ovi adozin or. Is rs of thieves and beittfars.

"1 il' F.li.v Campfonll, J. Kuiien, 1. Btaoliforl liftnry W. slocum. liiniel F.

Lewis, Jarnh ti. D.tll.'lnr. J'lhvard II. Harriett, Frsiiericli A. curoeder.

Paid A. Boo'lv. Vlornliua N. tloaeland, John K. scarh B.

Jr. lsidure Bon. Howard M. Smith. )rcn Is P'a o.

A. Wxr.I, Solomoo IV. P. Taniteinau. A S.o;i.

Win, Mill. rt J. KiMinsll. J.itu'. Ma'ioti.

IWronrd li'isln II. IJaviniiort, Arnory S. tako biv uriiKVf a tne noviej is made to sir, (MAX'S. ST. OiUiAMZKD lH4'i rKSURER AfiAlNii' VAV.IN'K AND NTjATiD TK ANSJ'Dl t'P TI KTS 3 And wi.l ifvunp untini los i Mfnoli) la KnzljtarJ ADietd for thi win; of Zs poli'Mi" f.r) more than TICV lKiMsAUS.

Tii profltsot lit? ri vwri i't r5 xnd re "iiTidoJ i.im.h thi duriuK iho jetr. a'v 1C a u. 'Ii tara iiOsVP in jC 'si iu wiiii it i si. J. W.

H. U. View Ptosident. A. A.

fiAVEN. e'iue PretUtionk Ii. CUAMx7it LSot tvtArjr. "aniiitis: nil thai shall oppose lua, nr :m.v uf Us, nor will I iiuTer him. or nnv hoi.ii.tciiii: to to auid tv anr stratno Ahrama.

ilcilU is, ii Swadiers Irish toyks. wrt Wait.) ''k Jaisuies, i sr i. IViricoei. or Cnrt ils." Aiiratne an: ile sv a li '4ars who exults; toity iy laol: nf lii ii ii jci lily imii ili jy s'ri r.u nine when they will ti'tsnsivu. with Id and en is of f.xea' taun and so forth.

dCHIJKIiitr PIANO CO. Will durins th noit thirty dtjj nt a wcrtficft' for catli or on isy iaynr e'eeii ianon of thoir own uf.ictnr. tl: caoea ot which lin ve ban bat S'oiflBTiBT PIANO CO. East Fo rt'oaib st, near Union So.asxe. NEW YORK.

IK NASSAU T1UJST 101 BROADWAY. UROOEf.YN. If. Y. CAPITAL.

S. ADVKRTISEUS AND SCRWs AGENTS WILL PLEASE NOTK THE CHANGE. ing the story this ttt: "I was out to lb tarn 'rlipn atr.miticaLie alone and struck nic for h.uii diuiic r. tiiou sands of trauir. urine ibis feilsr.

Ho called himself tho hisiuoro aai'l iiowi about the country inakin' lolk. I ttus rst: ia'purty serious that foi fnr the ol I oiu auwashavio' a chill, bur that tramp began emiie and sing and ot up, un.l in iru 1 was ticlilud half to jatli. I'vr reail of mniii things in the papro and I al.u nt to ilie cii cns to bear the eiovri), but I iK ver had anything to tickle me like this feller. 1'tirty sooa 1 to think suir.thio and I says: "There's a feiinr a lus fti hothfria' life utof me te buy He'll bo alone here in about an hoitr. uii'l i rtonii.o if you hain't fnuny 'miff to o' itio: uif ISCHEB PIANOS.

Hiaot, cun, inaraUmnnt aotl uIaO Pinons to riti.t Ci I Urvain id socout hftiid Piaiio 1 rtillroDt Jkr. lo price. KiSCHHU PIANO WAltKKOOMeS 110 Hith r. ooroer st, Kw Tort pilENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. BROOKLYN, N.

Y. CASH CAPITAL, sl.000.000. Tlic thefts they tiiyu 'ji'suinabiy foiiiiri ii them on tin intvl uT neir hintiiy. jlTt'il 's arc niniiiitid jlili Ti ami saiiars rtth woo Il'h i'. Jhioiers 'rt of rv.l wiiei ewi'h to li up leose olij tt ts erpieil hy I PIA.SOT('Xi.Mi i) YEARS' DAILY Dftposftn ohicnt to otfjo'c at Mr lit, nn IIT TK1.

i r.l.I.OWT.1) on tin. inic Uiiy lJi Oruiira nf for tim JeptMts, on whi' will 1 IXTKKKhT eO.M.Mli.SUiiS tKM UATE OF A f.iijo izej hy lo net ni Admii.is:ra.tnr, Coiiimitit (iuAnliin, Trntcc. lC.ciTfir, ttwil a Trt.r.t:r AK uthii'1 Hci. ihtrr o( Mm k1 aniilio' Iri A lKPnKliOitY tOK TltUST I'UOS ir'l tr nioneyf. in irt inm ffmri.

J.na:i 1 o.ttut rn'i on th' ('nuipiiuy nre pajaio thronjib tho INaw Yorsf (Jioftrinj: Uousrc a. u. PrrnKifBt. WHJ.U.V. DICK.

vlca PrM tfc ft flross Assets, Deoemncr 31, 1810.. Llsbilitiee is.cn 3,414,010.0, practice: "is i.r. i lnanoinner ano repairer: nner TUB EAGLE JOB PiUNTING AND HOOK DEPARTMENT (ia; 177. 1 iK. Myniesy: I J.Cib "'Oii suid i'ls: it.iru 1 1 tile W.iS 'lalbiisli at; inl Tomiwius Smith st piano placers lauitht tuninc.

mat! IMlt Ktittoa st. Bd ae won't never Dathi you more. I'll coins the huuiuroti. mako him laugh himself to Wall, biniebr saw fclior comiu' down burnlaaesSopotia? uolders. Cl.ii.

Coeaee paid siMe orramutlon. 30.fM33Z7a OFFICII BROOKLYN: PHENIX RUILDINO, Conrt et, end 114 llrosdwiy, P. D. CITY OK NF.W YORK: 47 CEDAR 6T, JiOTICF. "HXjillbTON AY, "liltODKLYN, 802 O.

KICQlKPftON, bocn Ury. one 4. rtli i. r. the read and I hid gi and tne road ana i nia la.ini) planar, ami tne tiiem inside ir ol lutus'js.

iii netnlof faitn'w i ni rj.Tt'iluiri ant bnliio ho those they rI: Irish toyi and Swi jiiuw ar. thicvinz pvd Whip jaci.s are besnu iuarniHiK with finviid passes: Jrktnuiarn the fcrc roif lifiirars, lior iisoa and pasc; Dommerarsi are r.sifjs lio their tonirnos out out: Clap u.rdtireo!i8 are beeffars born and red and ai such are aai tol'aliiards; Patrieees a e.au wo bavo said bofore, hedte priests; anrl Onrtals aru thieves who iiako a spsciality of cnttiuz off loosa audi of cloth in drapers' shops as irell as buttons and rhs Urol'oT BEARD A KIMPLAND is this day die. TRUSTEES: A. Whesloek. unmoro oroiu Wm.

Dick. WILb REMAIN FOB TUB FKESSNT AT THE OLD EAGLE BUILDING. cns outto the ati: be ready aent. In ubont Half an sour h3 came id siotxl up nsuinthcjfasiiin' mil! and luffed, for tho bo CONTINENTAL INSUliANCS CORNER COURT AND MUNTAUUU STREETS inan solved bifmutuai consent ItFAHl' (J. N.

KIMPI.a'nD. The nndcrsijnod will continue business under his osru name as dealer in timber, piles, dock loss aud o. n. KIMPLASIX ts m. l.BrriHOD, T.

Will.ts, Charles ItnpiteO, Joun luntxbran. KilwsrrtT. Kulst. Jonn McLouehllu, A.M. Serdam.

then he railed over aud screeelictl. and I got so A.I. IlaTd. T'srsrin R. James, E.

B. Tuttle. John TtusIoiv. 2'itinas W. Wurster, itsreard Peters, tVm H.

HoririlL Reservn tor relnsnranre .....1...... Reserve for all other claims Csall eanital 2.7f.:t4. l.24 i7h.TSa.H I Tft'i IS) i wason lirc'V WWK. WUevoos, S. BUI US.

Se'dgot ridof taSffl? be?" iruts in vnmssi nstsre. ls, uiTiptnu i frflET THE KAGLB EVERY DAT Uf THE WKFE, lueata ii e. Ktanoioeons, siuau is. vi labor itaa uMrMat. Lonioa Stonaara.

IsQWER FULTON STRBK. u. wsssviss i m.M Soibert. jtad UimBmnlli'iaLjxo lamped ISTl.