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'Kv Vv SpS 1 Ponghkccpslc Dally Eagle, Saturday, June 20, 1895. A. VOSSLER OONMusic Mafn1 UUK TKIO Weber, Estey and ewBwBw a. 1. sW.

"BBBBr TEY 270,000 In use. oldest and best make. The AEOLIAN, the possibilities ditto': AEOLIAN ORGAN' are unlimited. Musical inBirnnenls. sheet Ifluslc, Hooks and Folios or all kinds.

Ylolins, Mandolins, (iuitars, etc. Special discount to clubs. Special attention Egi Yen to tuning and repair Pianos nu urmup PURKERNS Ul lUpiANDii nmluAOVKttTIBlMG. oh Notices like those which follow JtSSSM be published ON 8 A nAY8 ONLY for ten cenU each, of Situations Wantea, notice bich are FREE. Oa other In the week wgular wilt prevail, and "ball be glad jmmodateallwhowishtouse our column' WAST.

TL A eomp.teot Girl a. Chamb.r. i.ir llcDlttl (round. II mrt Wt Vet'sar Bpnl ground OBaTUaUY. ICUATIOS8 WAWTED.

two i aV1ltrVftf.r PAC.TAI OST rfW niruiui Book. contlolnf ft nm ot Moot. e.iei nffle. 1 linv BOA.BDEBB WASTID, double i.A am Km flw. ftflll H0TinlrT Liu li board.

jj South haml ton St. noAKD. ri ataht front rooms. io sentl.m.n or ladles with or iiu.outBo.rd. ferine moderate.

AtslAced BT BU BOARDERS WANTED. Large 'second Boor Tooroswith Board at lOoBontgomerySU OAKDCKS 'WASTID. Fin. accommoda ttonsfo? Bosrdsrs Montgomery HI. Also Table Bo.rt.rt taken.

1W T.iihVirrr WASTID, A I Boerderseaa tmmodaTed elth good Mriijl tiara. TO ltNT The factory tt St. 1 lire. 40 by M. adjoining II ed lo'.

bJi lactory. Also Lo sale cheap. nialr.t North Clinton Smrayl LEGAL NOTICES KlTREMR rrOUKT. TrtJ d.rirtdln th. CruniT of Du ctwi.

TbomMWrtibl. PLlntlB, IMw.rt W. lonjdon and Ano.M Confdon. M.nb. W.o..r, rrd.rle II.

lonfdon Ifl W1IB I IIUI klla i'nntfitlin. nliin. Mo J.rlhr. Dlndntt. To tbo n.med Defend.nt.

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copy Ttmr.n.wfron lb. fi.lnliO7. Attorn wunln t.r the of th ..9 K. Am nff aArTlc.anl 111 CM0 Ol Tour Ullur. to appear, or an.irer, Judrment 111 be taken agaln.t you by deraull.lol too re lie! In the complaint.

l.iteuJun.mh.JliwM WOOMSi piilntlB. Attorney. and addreei, So. 4 Market bireot, To Kdvard W. coufdon and Anna V.

Cone Tbe It aered by i.ubllcailon. purtu.nt to an onJerof Uon. Barnard, a JoU. ot tbe Bnprem. iourt ofS.

"btattol Sw d.d tn.Kth rtt Jim IMS. and fllea wlin coin Offlc5; nlr. at ibe uoty Court uoiim. In lb. ny of ouihk "pile.

County ot and btata ot Sew D.tedJun.7th.l8B5.wi( fcwo0DK Attornef. Offlc. and Pottofflc. a4drrtt 4 Market btreU tUKb.oep'te, M. Y.

dlawTtJeV JOHS W. niDKBICX. AfAQj of our people will remember John W. Frederick, for many jean an extentiTe manufacturer of carriages here. He built the building on the hill on Main Street, now occupied bj air.

Hanlon, Mr. Grote and others, the building in which the sanitary fair was held, afterwards used aa an armory, etc He resided at one time on tbe corner of South Clinton and Church Streets. A copy of the lforsTla Valley Begbter of June 14, before us, ontains the newa of his death at that place on Jnne 12. Mr. Frederick hss lived in Moravia for the past fifteen years.

He was ill for a long time, finally resulting in a paralytic stroke. He leaves a widow, one son and one daughter. MBS. ASSA MARIA FACST. Mrs.

Faust, mother of Dr. John Faust, and of Otto and Tobias Faost and Mrs. Ebling, ot this city, died at her home in Union Street on Friday, aged ninety years, until a week ago tbe was tn le markably good healib, and waa able to do some work even to the day ot her death. Every day for the past eight years at least. Mrs.

Faust has read from four to eight chapters of the Bible, and she had a remarkable memory for Script ture quotations. She was born in Ger many, and her maiden name was Anna MaiiaYaubeL She waa left a widow with seven children in 1851, and in 1861 came, to this country, where ber youngest sen entitled at once in the Union Army. Besides her children living here, Frederick Jnatus, Mrs. Faginer and Mrs. Schustler live in 'kantas City.

There are thirtj sn grandchildren and great grandchildren living. Sonant astjlen Wheel. Detective J. F. Farbey, who is employed by the Pope Manufacturing Company, was in this city Friday looking for a stolen bicycle.

The wheel was a new model Columbia and attached to it was a handsome lamp. It was stolen from the Metropolitan Bicjcle Company, Boulevard and lSlh Street, New Yuik: Detective Farbey traced the wheel aa far as this city, and while on his way up Main Street, he saw tbe wheel in front ot Alderman Zihn's store. He enquired aa to bow Zahn came into possession of the wheel, and the latter said he bought it from a man for $20. Mr. Farbey procured the wheel and took it to New York with him on the next train.

OORMYOHKLKTO Summer Sayings. Alrv Tnlry Lillian Acvollna: a Tr Kondala Aaala The Jforrla Snopard Uarrlace The Sew Ctvll Right Law. New York. June 28. Fair LHJlan Russell has taken to the wheel, and of course nearly all of the papers have made mention of this fact.

Well, cycling In these like taking to drink, for having once put the hand to the bar there Is no go ing back, the craxe seises one. and nothing less than a broken leg acts as the bikes keely. cure. Miss Russell. It Is announced, will carry her objection to to.

well, tights Into this new pastime, and wear a skirt Instead' of knlcker i bockera when she haa learned the gentle I art ot riding What her costume is to be no mab can tell, but that It must be something very chic and becoming to her avoirdupois goes without saying. The Kendals are coming again to us. Really tbe Kendals will not be unlike the "Campbells" who have been "coming" for many years. But the announcement that Air. and Mrs.

Kendal will return to this country In the autumn la not unexpected. Every one knew that Willie and Madge couldn't stay away from their "dear America" while there waa a shade of a "draw" left. They have apparently discovered that London theatricals are at lowwater mark, and fear to be left high and dry there next winter. Is also his Intention to establish a great I hospital, which will be entirely free to the poor. Aa the young Mrs.

Morris Is greatly Interested In charities It looks aa though the match will prove a bless ing to New York poor. Attention Is called to the fact that under the new civil rights law a colored man now possesses an advantage over his white brother. Any negro can go Into a restaurant, hotel or theater In this city, and If he la put out or Is not served he haa a case for damage. But a white man who does not look reputable can be put out and nothing can be done. A white man who looks untidy'and is not well clad la not permitted to seat him self in a swell restaurant and dine.

He Is courteously, and if necessary, shown the way out. The restaurant keeper knowa that the presence of a dis reputsble looklng white man would be objectionable to hla patrons. At last the colored man's star Is In. the ascendant in this state. JOHNSTON.

BUrJIX.iCftB ANNOUNCEMENTS. AMBLER, I P. Books and SUsfain 8treet. sfarkel Sttaeft, FOTOHRxraix. V.

Y. A. D. Pells, House Painter, Paper Hanger aad Interior Deeeoa: Prompt service. C2 17 Waahlnaton Rtreet.

Ponshkeepsle. Y. A. H. E.

Babiet, Xmyi (3B0C.si.ra tat. t. BaBBaTJ atrh.a.a Al.vaTna,. And Qbstu ass's Isaakvasaav Xabn)t X. raaatetlBaclaira, I Apothecary Shop URTja BTOStE TBXO.

W. BOBKXTS.l Open all heat. CTelepln.) tlmilcA. atair. nueee.

AcearyWanrl.y Bicycle VehttfUs tvtp asaTtvrs August Bantlin, Ciotnes ciMneraina KcpeOrcr, SIO a Main ttret. Trowbridge ft BnUdfog, (arstsiis.) BBBBal i i 11 mm 'alH B. H. Trowbridge Son, Plumbing, IIbbJbk. Hot Water Heating, Steam Beatrng; Pntaaeeav 358 Main Ponghkeepsie, B.

Boarding House, Booms, Board and Lodgt eg by the Uy or wet as. reasonanw pnera. Washington Poughkeeptie, R. T. 3atS At It Aa aln.

There reside in Tallmadge Street two women who have more trouble and occupy more ot the 'recorder time than any other women In town. The women are Mr. McCormack and Mrs. Morgan. fax fatakaaa aaatLearl sSw? TfW ivi lurjIIMOkliav.w..

SSSPSr der Odell Friday mornliiir, and tbe Me of thfl city oi i Cyrenuf lain I. an SkMaair asf ttOll. rUp.l5iriand.BUrroat. of Dutch.Coun i ald deceased, ararulredto exaiui tb.i ame i'lth voncbers tber to th. ader atrned Aan.ini.trair.jo.

Cormack woman bad to pay a fine of $10 for striking Mrs. Morgan In the face i.lnce No. 11 Iblon m. ia 'no mj witn a hi pan. iw ii w.

vm.j PoUbkeep.ie, ouor before ib. 3a Uayor i wM tQe complainant nr, IBII5. I Dated tblt 1Mb dy ot April. 1V5 I face. SAUUUJUUnw.i, aamiaieir.iKix Wtf, K.

WOOPIN, Attorney for dmlnltrtrli. ilDK'l'ANT to ordr of Hon. ryrenae tle Is beteby given tbat all perMn. banns claim, asalnit lb. Aetaf of WalTSS laso SOH, late tb.

Ton of llyde Vara. In couoiy. deid, are rqulr to exbiblt lb. am wlh to hei thereot to the undersif nod, Kiecutors of Ktt, at the offlt ol IIacke.lt Williams. Noi t'ulon Mlreet, in the CUy of on or hefor.

me ltm rtav trr .1 IS05 Dated this 7th dey of He. emher.iWJ. HKI.ANCSY A KASI, WALTEK L. KANE. dsmdeos rxecotors.

Temperanoe Meeting. In tbe courthouse Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The public, is cordially ln vied to The boat houses recently occupied by the Pennsylvania and Columbia orewa have been torn down. The number of beggers In the streets seems to be Increasing, and It Is now al most Impossible to stand on a corner down town waiting to catch a cable car without being accosted by a whine for aid to get home. The bridge route to far away Brooklyn, and the ferries leading to the same cold and distant place are Infected with these mendicants who are "working" the latest racket In the begging line, which Is the great needf of a nickel or so to get home.

If the broken one Is" a man he says he Is very 'lame and Invites your attention to a miserable foot In evidence. If a woman, she tells a tale of having lost her change and must walk unless some one will help with a few cents; orlt is a ragged urchin with a grimy face, whose eyes fasten on his victim with such pleading that is seems Inhuman to deny him "a few cents for: somethin ter eate." I happened to hear the following conversation between two future aldermen! a day or so ago near one of the Jersey ferries: "Say Jeemle wheredid yer git de nick A bright eyed, dirty faced. barefooted lad of about twelve answered thusly: "Oh, I cort a old sucker and de bloke gin It to me." A few moments before this conversation "Jeemle" had no doubt been a picture of despair aa he begged for a penny or two from some kind hearted philanthropist. Oh general principles It Is a very wise Idea to re fuse all beggers, but then It certainly rather hard when they not only say they are hungry, but look It. "Social lubricators" are the la teat addition to the bread winning sisterhood.

A social lubricator Is given her board and living by'the summer hotel people. where she devises amusement for the otherwise dull company. Another novel means of earning a summer, living Is standing tn with the bicycle makers, who give a good rider a wheel, which she uses to advantage in lessons, to the summer boarders at a popular resort. A clever little actress, who Is quite well known to the theater going public, la said to square up her board bill by ar ranging charades and theatricals at a popular summer resort. Well surely no one will begrudge her this hard earned summer outing.

Prize stories. We have spoken from time to time of a series of prises to be awarded for the stories. The prizes were offered by the Bacheller syndicate, of which the Eagle lis a member. Por4he best story a prise of $2,000 waa awarded, and smaller sums for second, third and ao'oif. The prizes have been awarded.

The stories submitted came from ell parts of the earth, and were over three thousand in number. The first prize' waa awarded "to Hiss Mary E. Wllklns, the second to Prof. Brander Matthews, and so on. We do not mean to tell all about.lt here; on the tenth page of this paper will be found full story of the competition, and the method by which the prizes were awarded.

Our readers will find It In teresting, not only as showing the care taken to get the best story, selected, but that no knowledge of the writers should be known to the judges. 'Perhaps some Of the readers ot the Eagle sent In stories; When the stories come to be printed, aa they will soon, we can all read them, and judge for" ourselves which Is the best, ard thus In a degree see wheth er our judgment Is of value on matter. Cab, Surrey or Victoria For ONE DOLLAR per boor, at the PonaBuxrsix cab Tbabbtbk Cta Call and see u. starketha. Charles Fislier.

CUSTOM TAILOR First class material, fit gnaraztr teed, at moderate prices. Also clothes cleaned and is paired at to Washington Po'aeepste. N. Y. tmVt Charles W.

flietz, Dealer la BmL Teal aad all klsds Meaa. Ate. iKnnrai senate, ass rraaararura. 1 84 Male Kirm, nubwiaw, a. (Pona.rlyO.A.MaaM'JiprtBasrtlL) Cadet BaglaMr of taretal pmaala.at werks.

aa perMBce. weaaveuaoatv proper data for etiTprseny. BREVOOkT. Market Street, re.ckkc.rete.S Deyo Andrews, Base Ball Goodr. Hardwaie.

Fishing Tacklsv Boss" Washing Machine. A thousand eihexP articles. 340 Mln Htrei HriiABMl Hooeptlon. A large number of people, friends ot Mr. and Mrs.

11. P. Amen, were present at Amen's reception at Rlvervlew Friday evening. Mrs. Amen was assisted In, receiving Jy Mrs.

J. C. Blckley and Miss Mary Sterling. It was a very pleasant event, and there were many expressions of regrefthat" MrrandMrfC Amen hre, to leave Poughkeepsle. Among the most valued ornaments In Mrs.

Amen's parlors Is a beautiful copy of the Sistine Madona, presented to. Mr. Amen by the teachers In Rlvervlew. ery, The Largest Aksortme nt in tl tn to tenet Jin 31 ft. 33 Marbrt en J'oapbireepfrlev Y.

UKMli hirefl. 1 akd Best Ewotd) Dkntax, KOOM8 TBK UCBBOB Eastmead Brothers, Try Noah Webster, El Uetito. and Postnondo Qsisjsav OppoMte City HaU 227 Main BU: E. J. Kerr, F.

L. Weber, Host, the Baler, Banjo twber. intler in 8beet Moaio and Mesiralla struan nts. Book Sutioaery. Fancy Goods, Games, etc 14 6a3 SolUse li (T.J 'I a It 3 t.

"tK .1 tn MERCHANT A ILOB. A cbc lection of T'sraalarin trek tBVlft Va.s mi Vanfisisiai o7 Market Street. P.i.ght.rr 1 Brat Bread Hi ai it it.ke taw City. 2SI Main Street. IVaocb 8tore231 Street.

Mr. G. A. Anderson, of New Jersey, will have charge of the evangelistic ser vice at. Cherry Street Chapel Sunday evening, June 30th.

He will be astit ted by the Yoke Fellow Band of. Trinity M. E. Church. There will be special singing.

Tbe 8undsy School will hold grand rally at 2:15 p. m. Interesting exercises will take place. Henry C. Speidel, Puiiu and OrKaaa Tuoea aod Bepaired.

TBryrrs experlenr; ill wirBr Warraoied tokive atfcUon. lyje 'Howland Butcher, Ki.rt ent lOoli and reliable FIRS INSURANCE COMPANIES. AQ tosses eeUlasV prumily. No. IVkeepsia.

John J. HcCann, Grata. Floar, F4 11 Dirt. CloTr liowKesrs reTtuisrs, raai. ronmy Kte Walter A.

Wood krTttUi' Acncultsiral impw BAmti. '42 im Bowk9TTrTilin.lUcTiliirh wt.vltm Ha i a a j. J. G. Meal, (SuccesaoxtoE.

O. InldwrlL) WaICHMaKEB AND JKW ELEB. Repsii log a Specialty. SS Market Street, Poughkeepsle, N. Y.N SmJeaV ED, PlNAUD'S Celebrated Perfumes.

As follows: Pansy," Ureen Pink "Aurcra Tulip," Paryulta Lily," "Acacia Prance," Heine," ALSO noinnrt' rjmelllUK Bultf." 'Kaurtj'ialnIne for tiipnnlr," Koninu Itace rowder nnd Tllt Also a One line of PEHtfCMES 15J, B01.K, BY TUE OUNCE OB LKsS. K.V. CABLE PATENT CORSET. MADE TO OKDEU IN COSTILK. SATIS JEANASDOASVAH, FOB, SUalMKK WEAR.

A GOOD JIT GCAKASTEEI) IN KVEBT Boned wltli Betil WUale Bone. i R.V.GABtE, PATENTEEi 30 Main. Street. xarayll Attention is called to the following taction of the Penal Code i "Rjmv fiftl. A nerson who willfully throws, drops or places, or causes to be thrown, dropped, or placed upon any mail, hiirhwar.

street, or nublio place any glass, nails, pieces of metal, or other substance which might wounJ, disable or injure any animal, is guilty of a mis demeanor." The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals prepared to prosecute any complaints against persons violating the provisoes ot the foregoing section. Complaints may be made to the Secretory, of the Society. Iaw3wjunl5 ANNUAL SALE STRAW HATS Opens Saturday. June 29th, Men's Boys' and Children a. Regular i prices, 11.00, J1.Z5.

11.60. $2.00, 12.60. Sale prices, 33c. 38c, C2c. 75c.

SLOO. $L2S. 31.75. M. SIIWARTZ.

Louis lassie, MAKKK.T. 9SSA Matlik Btret. Dealer in all kind of r. Fresh Meats," Hams, Bacon, Poultry and VegeUblea. H.

E. Market. Beet Veal, Lamb and Poultry. Also whole sale aad retail dealer in Smoked Provisions. Hamsv Shoulders.

Lard, Eggs. Butter. etc. U7MAIrlBT.v Mrs. H.

Prahloi, FAMILY KE3IAUBANr.2tt Jlaia First Class Meats ana Lodging 23 cents each at all bevra. Our Speciaity cAafciiiiA Vii'isWli Produced from Best Foreign Varletlea of Grapes. Superior Double Priced Imported. "We guarantee the Purity ot aU our Wines the aame being our Own Productions. PAC1KIO COAST WINE CO.

Oldest Wlae Orowerslol California. XtEONARD CAKPENtEK, 1.830 Main. Street. Sol. Agent tor tFougakatpsle; H.

Tr dbmtayH "iiv The marriage of Mr. Morris to Xll.t Shepard. last week, has created tremendous amount of talk all over the town. The quiet wedding of Miss Shepard In comparison to that of her cousin. Miss Sloane, waa Indeed a great con trast, but as both girls have the man of their choice what's the difference They say the reason why Alice Vanderbllt Shepard Morris's mamma objected to the Morris alliance was because the young man's money was made In' the lottery business.

But. after all. what Is marriage but a lottery? It Is quite true that the great fortune which was left by Mr. Morris's father came principally the Louisiana lottery. It Is also quite true that old Commodore Vanderbllt was never engaged, In the lottery business, but he waa a stupenduous manipulator of Wall Street, and he created a good many millions by a stroke of his pen.

and by an operation which was called ttje "watering" or. New York Central stocks. His famous corner of the Harlem Railroad was not a lottery but It was an operation Elmlllar to those which have bcn denounced aa contrary to public policy, to business orallty. and demoralizing to every one who had. any part In It.

either winner or loser. It strikes me that the odds are about even, and so the mamma of young Mrs. Morris should not complain, "especially If she should Investigate the antecedents her grandfather, od Commo dore "Vanderbllt, Everybody Speaks well of Mr. lie Is, a quiet man. and hla habltsare'lrreproachable.

Hav. Ing every luxury that money could com mand he haa lived as tnougn ne naa own living to earnr ambition Is to become a member of a learned profession. While some of his wile's very wtr rela tives were spending their time In sports and yacnung si frivolous society diversions, also In appearing In divorce courts, this Mr. Mor rlawlth millions at his command, studying for a degree, and. with the hope of eventually In It Is his Intention to become a surgeon.

aai it sv iflJ V3 if Hew York Racket Store, Bast and Place te bey Dry aaaa Faaey Goods, hoUeBLadles aad Clsele rarnwhlart. Btatleaerr, Bardwar. TI3. BT rvaaepskHnu a ware, etc Ma MAIN I Hew York Bazaar, Cheapest Store In ritv for ireneral HOUSE FUBNISUING GOODS. Z99 Main Stiest.

Optician. MYER3, 231 Main StretU Uradatitu Optician. Watches, Jewelry, etc Repairing. Patents, Trade Marks and Copyrighu Secured. 8peclal attentloo gl vert hn Patent Cause, HtVINO EL1ING, Attorney and ConnseltoT stt Law.

54 Market Street. Pouihkeepsir, N.Y. 1 1 I sfri Picture Frames Made to Order at the lVmest Frlee In txttk city. Krmemberthe Knmbcf, M. KUniN.I3l MnlnHr.

6mjeV Rupture Cuied by DR. F. N. NOBKI3, quicklv and permanently. Irrerpe tive of age or condition.

No Pain. Danger or Loss of Time, aX. 221 Main Street, Pougbkreptie. N. Y.

THE EXPENSE IS $5 per Tooth. We Extract Teeth fox 23 eta, without pain. With pure fresh Gas, 60 eta. No bad results, VEKir BEST TEETH. S8.G0.

No charge for extracting, Why pay an exhorbltant price when we can give yon the very best (nothing can be belter than tbe best) or a moderate CALL AND SEE U8. Consultation cost nothing. We win be rJeased' to give yoa aa estimate. Bostonfflental AssociMion, Safe Deposit Vaults, The Best on the Hudson River at the" Poujthktpsi ailonn! Bwnlc. Secure your valuables.

Silas R. Smith, PRACTICAL MASON. Estimates given on all kitcT ot Building. Prompt attention to Jobbing. Residence.

20 lliith Street, Poughkrepsie. N. 7 i' Stafford, New Cigar Store. Jlannfacturer of choicer Clears. 277 flntn Street.

CssjsC The Dutchess Restaurant, "Cusine snd Service the BhC ARVBUB KNAPR PBOPBaV 809 Main Street, The 8 Lllrerty Street, GOOdATOrlv, '9 Thomas Buckley Carpets. Oil Cloih. Wall Paper, Window Bhadnt. Rag Carpets Wove to Order, ITS Main jPoughkeeptie, H. IT 'av1: Potcopsle.

Van Allen, Cash Grocer's Trinity Square. x. brimmer Sboea Custom Work ana wpintriatonBtreet. I.aJ.IMe, CIO UANUFACrUBERS. make the best SstdlO cent Cigars in Ponghkeepsie; Rival Qoeen and Leader.

Try them.1 2SJ Mala Street. Skx W. Monlbrt Carpenter ad Bnllder. ithnn and Residence. 27 Chorch Street.

Furnished, and Jobrjing Promptly Attendatt.