text: Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - October 5, 1890, Boston, Massachusetts Tijy'Jonooraald, OB. ho raised lilaaallot and .she^ vrils hoad. The orowd was immonBO; tnt ha \f'iek'iaraptiki',loi the saloln The CHohewos ad-veftlsod, � 1 Hot, for M/^^: And ho dropped Wn pan,'"Do I, OTttaoil'iny fftlloW; msn? My veal catato'was'nevor:prized Mtilin. The fllobe 'twas advortiaod." TOL. - XXXVIII,-NO. 97. BOSTON, SUNDAY MOliNING, OCTOBER 5, 1890-TWENTY-FOUE, PAGES. PRICE MVE CENTS. J01H.PSAY,S We have no Jiesltation in Maiminf/fov our stock that it Is in advance of all others In point of variety, of excellence, and of novelty. Great care has heen tahen in selecting, that > what is tie-nianded bj/ the jirevaiUnfj sii/les of mural decoration and of carpetlngs tnay he easily found without the delay of hiintinff up saviples. We take 'X^leasure in soltiihff the xrrohlem of what to W�eand hmv to treat the ivin-dows, and hoiv to upholster the furniture, and the style of carpet for tl 16 floor-that ajtpears to every furnisher of a room or house. We consider if no trouhle to give estimates, and allow the merits of our yoods and prices tfierefor to deteriniue the results. We have to offer a specialty In a Made of pure linen, decorated at. the bottom tvith lace and fringe, very stylish for Sitting-Ilbom,Dining'\Room or Library, may be seen in our shotu window, Notice also the newest effects in YESTERDAY'S BALL (JAMES. S'layora' X>�n(];no> ATl'msIlVIlG-riKST (UME. IimiDKB...........1 2 3 4 5 B 7 8 fl I'ltlsbmg...........1 1 0 1 0 0 � 0 1-10 UostOU............1 0 1 0 1 0 S 0 0-0 ]!nUorte-M.inl niirt Qiiliiii: ])iilev niiil Jliir-iiliy. Biiao liltn-rittslnirE, 12 j lloatou, '10. Evrots- rlttsburg, 2; isoaton,o. . SKCOXU H.UtK. ^Inmnga...............1 2 3 4 5 0 7 Boston.................0 0 1 1 3 3 - 7 PlKsbutff...............0 0.0 2 1 0 0-3 Bftttorliis-Tonor and I(m-lov; Oiiinbort nnrt Swott, Hiiselilla-VlltalmiK, Oi Boston, 0. En-ora- rittaburg, a; Uoatoii, 1. CiilleiJ, diii-kncsa. AT Ilt.'n-At.O. Iimlnssi..........1 2 3 i n (1 7 8 0 Brooklyn...........2 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0- B Ullftlllo............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Biatorloa-Twltcliell nnil Jtack, Sowrtors nnd Dully. UnsuIilts-liHirnlo, 3;2JroffUyn, 8. Urtora- BnlMo, ft; Brooklyn, 3. AT OHICAQO. Innlnya....................1 2 3* 6 Cliluin'o......................2 0 0 0 0-8 Noil'York....................o 0 110-2 Batteries-Bnldwin niiil ])iirlliiB: EwlnR and Brown. Baac hits-Clileiigo, S; Sow TTork, i. Error-Ne\r rork, 1. Ciillod, iinrkiic'ss. at olbykland. ,lnillnES...............1 2 3 4 B 0.7 riiUndclDlila.............2 2 B 2 3 1 1-10 Cloveliind...............0 o os 0 1 0-4 ' Bnttiu-les-ClrnlHT and Bronnnn: Hiiatcd and JUIU-|ai^^_ BUBt !ill�-Cli!TCli\nd, 0;. I'WladoliiWo, 14. Jrro-s-Cleveland, �; I'lilladelpliln, 3. National liOiig^io. AT oi.iiviii,a.s-n.-1-insT oamh. Innlnps..........1 33460780 _ Olevnlnnd..........1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 - 5 riilludelidilii........0 OlOOOOpO-1 BuKcriea-Yonng ni\d Zlnnnerj VIckey ana Olem-cnls; 'Base hits-Clovclaufl, 5; rhliuddphla, 5. Jinors-CICTOland, 1; rwladolplila3. SKOOND OAME. Imilnea............. ..1 2 3 4 B 6 7 Cleveland...............0 0 0 0 0 T 0-7 l>Iillndoli)lila........'.....1 3 0 0 0 0 0-3 Biitterlca-yoiinij ami ZInimerj Glenson and Clements. Base hlta-Cleveland, 0; rhltadelphla, 7. Errovs-Clcvelund, 2; Phllndolphln, 8. CaUcd, darkness. AU�iidanc6> PL.U-EBS' MAGUIi. Bnitalo................................1,347 Cleveland..^....................,...... 450 Ohleago.............,............... 222 I'lttabiirg..,...........................3,388 J'olal,..-............................4,407 NATIOKAI, MAOCB. Cleveland...............................1,300 STAIW WOW A PBISONEE. Jf^ow SO popular for chambers. Our department cannot fail to be interestitig to all Jiouse-keepers. flllPEAY, OARPETINGS Wasliingtoil Street Boston 'Witness Againist His Father Oharged Witb Burglary, Fahmington, Me., Oct.*.-A case that Is exciting inteiiso interest lioro is tliiit of tlio State against Charl os Frank Stain for allcffod burglary at New Slinron. Stain was thi> principal witness against his fatiier, David L. Stain, in tlio Bairon murder caiie. _. Cleveland WiU Be There. CoLUWUus, O., Oct. 4.-Ex-Prosictent. Cleveland Ims'acceptBd the invitation to bo present at the Thurman btiuauet to he piven on Nov. 13 under tlie auspioos of the Tliurman Club in tliia � city. Judge TJnu--man will ho 77 years old on tlint date. Wonder Who He, Was? PonTLAND, Conn., Oct. 4.-The authorities propose to Investigate the oiroumstancea surrounding tho hurlal of the body of a man that wa,s .shipped liere from Now York about one month ago. If you want to buy a good house read our real estate announcements on page 14, Only ttioBe who are thorojiglily experienced and who can iurnlsli the heat of references need cill. Apply;t9,^i3po. K. Flint, at S. H. WlilXlS .fc CO.'S, het\ycoii i^i'iind 10 a. ra. ELEGTRiO lecIiaMc's ExposMoii. Kcnd BUS. A. ifc S. HAKGEOVE'S advorMacmont on page 0, Their curea are wonderful. 11* Per Yard. Ifnrnlture, Cnrpota,CookingIlunfiea, I'arlor Stovfls, , Ci'OcKetj', lUftUlceta and houseUoid, goods of every dC8ci'Iiil{on, said an UistalmGnts. Remeinfter Oor Terms. j?2 down on S25, and S3 per month.. �8 down on �SO,-nnd gs per month. K4 down on g40, and 84 jioi' nionih. jJB down on g(flO, and #S per nionili. SO down on $(iO, and per month, JB7 doivn on S70, and f?7 per month. g& down on $80, nnd fpB per month, jpo rio^ni on j^DO, and per month. BIO down on 8100, and glO iicr month. Bead this ndvertlsonient carefully, and remember �what it says, and before pureluislng anythlnR in the housokseplne Iliio Ijave llie kindness to eiunilne our stock and oblidn our prieeB, as �vve lire selling the same tsuallty of goods 10 per cent. Itss than any other house in Boston. Wo carry in Block a com-i�let !tal receiving SSG.OOO from the State smce 1887 for building, and that the ladies ol tho State have undertiiken to raise 8100,000 as apermsjiont fimd, and invoked contr butious to this luiid fronr all lovers ol c lildron throughout tho State. He paid a glowinpr tribute to I)r. Flood, sti-pormtendent of tho hospital, n.ssoeintiug hiu name with that ol Dr. Howe, tho Cadmus of tlio blind, nnd other immortal names. Gilman Wuito, clialrman of tho building committee, nnd Dr. Betnis of Worcester presented tlio keys to Dr. Flood, which closed the exercises. A collatioji was served and tlie Ernests wore entertained mostliospitably. Tluoughodtthodar, intho corridorii and rooms 22c and 2'28 ol the Burnet House, the gentlemen interested hold informal eonfer-onocs, but it was not imtil 0 o'clock that thoy were ready to do biisino.ss. Then they proceeded to Mr. Kramer's oflloo. First the club's loiiso of its present park was inspected. It runs for threo years at an annual rental of SCZOO, but part of tho ground has boon sublet for $000 per annum, whieli makes tho yearly rental to the club SiiiOO. The club recoives from its score card and other privilepes about .2000. Messrs. Storn and ,Sterno aro personally held for tho payment of tho throe years' rent, and tho nurchasors gave tliom lui in doninity bond' for .�15,000. Tlien the con. tracts of tho players were carefully road by the lawyers and found to bo correct. Mvssva, Slorn and Stonio SlgiioO. tv Heavy BoUfl not to enter into the base ball business directly or indirectly, in tho city of Cincinnati without tho consent of thcpurchasers and tui'ned over all tho stock, leases, con tracts, books, papoi's and other property of tho'club wherever located. Next came the election ol temporary offl-cerfi, who are; President, Albert L. Johnson vioe-prasident, Edivard B, Taloott; secretary and treasurer^Frank H. Brunoll; du'oo- Maj. Gould was the ohoioo ol the Eopublioan State convention for auditor. Ha was regularly nominated for the oflloe by ballot, and his majority over Mr. Ladd, the present auditor, was ample and emphatic. The oonvonUon not only voted to nominate IMaj. Gould; it voted also, distinotly and dooidodly, WOT to nominate Mr. Ladd. Yet the State committee, by and wdth the advice and oonsont of tho Boston Journal, has presumfjd to reverse tho action ol tho party, and ifenow seen posting tho nominivtion ol Mr.Ladd over that ol the mim who defeated him in the convention. Our artist shows this extraordinary bit of political bill posting. While the nomination posted by Uio G. O. P.'b rogu-lor bill poster is being covered up by tho Journal, there Is another toletited artist in paste and paper ooming along, who has a very superior poster, wherewith to cover up Mr. Ladd. Mr. Gould's friends oormot now voto for hlni, but thoy need not vote for Mr. Ladd, by whom Mr. Gould's rightful plaoQ on tho tioke^ has been appropriated. 'What is the matter with Mr. TrefryP Ho, certainly, "Is-all right," LETTER OF ACCEPTAMCE. W. E. Hussell, a True Blue Democrat. Battle Cry of Caiiipaigu Now in Progress. "Not Protection, lot Pree Trade, hut Massachusetts." BNGrNEBIt KTTiTiBD. Accident on ETorthem Pacific-Wo Pas-sengerfl Injm-ed. Helena, Mont., Oct. 4.~Tbe accident on the Northern Pacific railroad near here was oansed uy an open switch, the pas.sengor train colliding with an engine standing on the track. Engineer Masser was killed and his fireman badly hui-t. Tho mail coach was derailed. No pas.sengers were injured. tor.<i, John M. Ward and John .E. Bruce. Tho purchase ol tho Cincinnati club, the buyers and tho sellers agree, is a master stroke for the players' league. It was tho national league's strongest city, notwitlistatidiug the fact that its dtinons are not by any means admirers of the old organization. No matter wliat tho national league owners may say, that thoy are deeply sm'prisod and disappointed because tho club has "jumped," there can bo no question President Stern htmsell admits that hi. had no idea that tho new leaffuo could raise tho money to buy him out, and alter ho had roceivoa the cash said to XHffi GtoBii! correspondent: "Ihose men do business better and more expeditiously than atiybody with whom 1 over had any financial transactions. I'm glad I .sold out. i would not care to array injTseif against tluini aiftdn,, imd you may roly upon it I shall not. J think tho war should be iinmediatolv settled, but if it isn't, the po. iicBi>i.lim of govcrunient to be, not a government ot Ijaimlles a.ud tiencllts by a luirly forllsolf and Its boiicllclaries, but "of tho people, hytlio people, for the people." Last, but not least, J>omooniey oniphnUoally stunds for Massaohusotts, her Interests, her industries, her welfitro, protesUiig ngaluflt tho unjust, discriminating legislation by which she has boon saorlllced. As A oondition, not a theory, ooufrouts lioi-, so our battle cry 1b, not proteolion, not free trade, but Massachusetts. "SVe assort her right to equality in all legislation; wo pledge ourselves to mnlnlain that right under nil olrcmnstanoos. The light for tai-ifl reform has but just begun. Mnssachiisulls never has considered any question settled tlU it was settled rlglit. Iter glorious record against tho stamp act and tuglllvo slave law la alone sulllelont evidence that she will not subinlsfllvely ngrcn that the passage of a bad law is tho onil of ii Just, necessary and Inevitably successful agltallon. I cordially indorse the platform of tho eonveutlon WKl tho reforms therein doclar'oil. Frnnltly nnd explicitly, ivlthout evasion or hyiiocrlsy, that platform states tho principles and policy of tho .Deiuocratlc jiurty. I shall hope during tho campaign to have the privilege of deehulng and dofcudlug tho faltli thus stated. 1 am, Vory truly yours, William B, Pijb6ei,i. when six of them from Pevear's faetoiy, IX from .hiliii T. Moulton's and about as many more from A. B. Martin's came out and wont to the Knights of Labor iioadquarttirs on Muiiroe st. Tho manufaoturora claim that they can got all tho help they want iitid are dointc a good business. At Mark .1. Worthloy's factory some ol his nou-uuion help loft today. SKES AMOWOTHE STIOXS. Members of the ArkeU Alaska.Exploring Expedition Disoovor a Now Baoa of Indians. ,San li'itANCisco, Cal., Oct. 4.-Four days ago GIovo and Dalton of tho ArkoU expodi-lion to .Maska ivrrived at Taoomii on tho way to Now York. They rofrained from comnrunioating the results of their exploration in southwestern Alaska, but news from tho far north tells ol tho aMtonisliiiiB results ,ot thoir trip. It is just on the other'sido ot the St. Eliaa rause, behind Dlsouchantmeut bay, that GIovo and Dalton have made. tliDu- grout di.soiivci'ios. ITil&HTMH BEEN. Anxious Importers Await Arrival of Vessels. 'I'iioy readied a hish plateau oovoi-ed with -------"' ' Mehdw." .....jfliuiiM. Icrinwii this. heavy forests in which'dwelt a stritiiKo race ol Indians, known hy rumor only bofoi-e They omes in STOWAWAY AEEJSSTED. Charged with Setting Firo to Oai'load of Cotton. Detective McEleney about 12.ao o'clock this morning arrested David Nunosvaz on a charge ot sotting flra to a car loaded with cotton in tho Fitohburg-. railroad freight yard. Tho, prisoner was looked up in station IC. Ho said ho was 10 years old and boloiiKod in Spittleficld, Eng. Ho camo to America as a stowaway about six weeks ago, and since that time has been Imnkiugin trele'lit cars. Tho doteotive said that tlie boy deliberately set fire to the cotton. The boy ivas arrested in the act. lie said lie Was trying to find a place to sleep. ABLE TO -ViaiT HIS BABBBB. M'J'Iie Indians are cnllod the St-iks. dwell in foi'osts, making thoir lioi_....... trees, and liavo .strntitro cii.stoms. ,i7ioy guided Glove ami Dalton to a series of mountain.'! nnd lakes, tho Inrgost one called Lnkii Klukshugh. R'l'hen, by promises of reward. Glove; and Dulton porsuaded tho Htik Indiana to guide them toward tho Piioillc. Tho Ijidiaiislod them to whoro a, river- till] Allscgh-gushed out of the largest lake and divod into a ohasm of ley cliiTs. A oiHioo was scoured and two men. Glove ivnd Dalton, with throe Indians, sot out on tho fearful voyage. ..... For davs thoy in-ssod through tomblo ox-pet'ieucofi, esonn iig death tmly by a liun-drod marvels, llio ico cliffs roso on either hand 2000 feet. At lust came tho end, a place previously unknown, which thoy called Dry or thoy discovered an Indian village. Mr. WoUb, one ot the party, left the main body at tho end of thoir jounioy and struck northeastward, with the intention ol scaUiig Mt. St. Ehas, and has not siuoo boon heard from, THB WBATHBR. nay.whoro Wasjhnoton, D.O ,, Oct. 4.r-rorooast till a p. m. Sunday: For eastern Now York, fair weather, followed by showers Sunday night, wes torly winds, nearly stationary tompora-ture. For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, fair woathor, westerly winds, slight changes in tomporaturo. For Noiv Hampshii-o and Vermont, fair wo.itlior, slightly cooler, northwesterly winds. For Maine, fair woathor, northwflstorly winds, slightly cooler, oxcopt stationary in the vicinity ot Portlaud. O. W. Taylor, a Victim of Hem's Wrath, is Beoovering.', PonTSMOti'iTi, N. H., Oct. 4.-Seventeen days itgo Charles W . Taylor was shot by Frederick H. ,T. Hein, wlio iif tt.Twiirds uliot !tnd killed his three diiughtet's anil then took his own life. Today Taylor was iible to be driven to his place of bu.siness and from there walked to a iioighlioriug barlior shop. Unprecedented Customs Eeceipta. Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 4.-Tho receipts at the custom house for tho week ending Oct. agsrcg.atod nearly .5100,000 more business than is usually ilone in a month. Tho wivrehouses are overcrowded with Canadian larloy, the chief staple of iniportatioa. The clorka say thoy never before saw anything like it. Won't Embarrass Them. PrrrsBiTiio, Penn., Oct.4-Itis announced that tho Fleming Brotliers, dealers in proprietary medicines, who made an assignment this moruing, have a total of S2D0,000 in habiliticfi, in.siead ol snoo.ooii, ns reported. They claim over 61,000,000 a-ssets, imd say every pemiy will be paid oud the ' iislncss go on as usual. The Globe's Forecast. Tho woathor ot Boston and vicinity today will bo ginierally fair, no decided chiingo in tcmpui-iituru; light, vaiiablo winds. For northern Ninv England and tho northern coast today, clearing, slightly cooler, westerly winds. Two or more days of gonorally fair weather, slightly cooler, are indicated. Bluo Hill Prediotlons. For Sunday, fair, sliglitly wanner, Thick Fog Obaoures the Light. HifiiiLANo LioitT, Oct. -t.-Thick fog, heavy rains and variable winds prevailed today. _ Cloaringr at Provlncotown. PiioviNCETOwN, Oct. 4.-Very light northwest wind.s, clciiriiig at suuset. Clear Weather at Chatham. Cjlitiiam, Oct. 4.'-Lifflit westerly winds and clear weather at sunset. Etriu'ia Entered at Sew York Without a Sceoiid to Spare. Saxonville Mills Had $16,000 Duties at Stake. Nbw York, Oct. 4.-The onstom house pveseuted an unusnml scone ot exoltoment this afternoon and evening. Tho causo was the new tariff law, anjl, a groat crowd ot brokers and importer^'pushed and abused caoh other in tin ondoavov to got in place in order to enter thoir Into arriving goods. Tho custom house was to oloao at 3 p.m., and, according to tho decision ot Friday, all goods arriving alter that hour were to come in under tho new law and be taxed accordingly. So groat was the orowd, (vnd so citruost tho appeals made to tho collootor, that ho docldod to keep the custom Jiouse open imtil r> p. m. In the moan time ho teleeraphod to Washington lor instruotions, and when tho reply arrived, and he found that he could use Ills own discretion in the matter, ho annouucod that ho would give everybody �oliniioo nnd koop open tmtil midnight. T 10 crowd still lingered, ready to imike tho r ontrloa, but tho nows had tUo etieot of restoring something like order. At D.;tO p. m. tlio City ol Chicago was entered and a great part of tho wattin crowd was rollovod. At 0.05 p. m. the Si. Koguhis, with a carso ot iaoos, silks and velvets, was entered. Thoro was still due tho Etruria, tho Tlilngviilla and thoZaitn-dam, and news ot tUom was anxiously awaited, The evening dragged wearily along, and it was not until lO.ao n. m. that tho monotony of tho wait was broken. Then it boaaino known that the Etrtirla had boon sighted oft tho outer bar at D;34 p. m. The agent of the lino wasat once sought, and he explained to all inquirers that everything had boon done to faciUtato the captain's arrival in time to make tho entry. As time wore on and tho clock, whioh was anxiously watched, indicated 11.30, with no tidings of tho Etruria, tho men waitiutr wore coiistantlr saying "Horo ho comes,'' as some ono put in an appearanoo At ono minute ot 13 tho oaptain had not-arrived. Ton seconds later, when hall tho lights woto out, a oarriugo came on a rush to tho door and tt great shout went up, Prom it lumped Capt. Haina, who was iinmodiatoly lohfnd tho counter, and ontorod his vessel list bofoio the olook struck midnight. Three cheers and a tiger wore given for him. Tho captain had ooine up in a spoeial tug, and wa� driven at ii broak-neok puoo from tho dock to tho custom houso. ,$15,000 Duties at Stake. It was announood to aijxious Boston importers yesterday that the custom house would bo open lor the purpose ol entering vessels until C o'clock, or as much later as there nuKht seem to bo any probability of vossol.fl arriving. As tho ninv oiistom.s law is interpreted, such goods as wore entered Liberal Kouse Furnlsfiers. Tliat Is the ({iicition. It confronts' everybody who glimpses at the New Styles which we are (llgpla)1ns in our warerooms. Young and old, rich and poor, married and single, tho transient visitor as well as tho old-time customer, unite In the ^rarmest expressions of admiration, and nothing hut approval and conimcndatton Is heard on all sides. Style, --AlID- Price, iABB THE POTENT AT-TBACTI0N8. RjfOBODY SO RICH WHO WUL NOT ADMIBB TIIEM. fONE SO POOR WHO I CANNOT AFFORD THEM. BE our Plush Par-^ lor Set, 6 pieces^ complete at � - - U B Champion; Hair Oioth Set 6 pes., plnsh trimmed, at only .... UB Elcgnn Crushed Plush Set, 0 pes., assorted colors, worth S.'iS [Our 10-plece Cliamhcr sots at this price aro the talK of tho town. |Our Elegant Polished Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, at .$a.'j, pqual an.r .'if35 set elsewhere. . |Our Variety, at Is worth going miles to see nnd purchase.; ; . before ml the Old scl dnight last night camo in under lodulo ot'dutioa. The Saxonville mills aro expecting a bark from South America, loaded with wool, and it was hoped that she minht arrive so as to enter before midnight. Half a dozen tiigr cTO'uers were oil tlio outlook lor her in the outer harbor, that upon her appearanoo the captain might be hurried to the city to enter. About 816,000 In duties wag at stako in this case. fliir Ingrain Carpets at tOc. are the pride of economical buyers. Our best Extra Supers lit O.'jc. are worth HOC, tariff or no tai'Iff. Our 05c. Tapestries aro simply fabulous values in quality and design. Our 80c. Tapestries | are the Ilnest productions - irresistible In colorings, and our complete Carpet Exlflblt Is the best for variety, beauty and value which was ever exhibited, under one roof. -TO- THB PBOFESSION "HAPPED." of Temperatiu-e Yesterday as indicated by the thermometer at Thompson's Spa: 3 a. m., 6b�; G a.m., 00�; o a.m., 03�; 12 m., 0C�; 3.30 p. m, 05�; 0 p.m., 03"; Op. m., 02�:.12 mid., 50�, Average torn-peratura, 02Va�. Kobert Garrett Worse. [Copyrltiht.: Pauis, Oct. 4.-Robert Garrett, who took sudden turn for the worse again this wei-k, has changed his plans imd decided to return to New York by the Umbria Oct. 11. Lynn Won-Union Men ChoUKe Bides. hrsn, Oct. 4.-That the non-union men aro getting tired of tlio life in tho morocco Itwtories in Lynn %vaB shown this evening, Panama Canal Eeport Approved. Panama (via Galveston), Oct. 4. -The Star and Herald published this morning the fallowing official despatch from Bogota, dated yesterday, in reference to the canal question: "The report of tho Senate committeo has ' leen approved by an important majority in aver of the c.tnal exti-naion being granted n ii-turn for .'10,000,000 francs cash and 10,000,000 paid in shiireH. All tho private land required for the canal is to be paid for by tho company." Eight Arm Crushed. William Slater, 30 years of ago, of Shcl-buriie Falls, a flrotnun on the coal shoveller at 'WolU'sley, whllo walking tho tracks ol the Fitchburg railroad ut Wellusley station about 3 2.30 o'clock this mofiiiiig was struck by a freight ti-ain. Slater's right arm was c^-ushed and his left arm broken. Ho was brought to tills city on a siiecial tram.which arrived at 1.20 o'ciook. nnd conveyed to the Mnssac'hueetta Gonef al Hospital. Buffalo Judge Doubts tho Ability OhriBtlnn Scientists. BuppALo, N. Y., Oct. 4.-Judge lK)ron J. Lewis of tho Supreme Court has rendered a decision in a case in whioh a mother ajid father contended for the custody of a minor child, in which ho finds that tha mother, who is a Christian child " � Our display of Sideboards Is certainly away ahead of any� tiling wo 'have ourselves seen. It Is for yon to pass further judg^ient on them. If yon want to piirchnso yon Miss it In not seeing them. Our most popular styles aro those at $20, $25, $30, $35, $40, $45. STOVES and RANGES. Sco our BangcsJ with all the warcg complete, at Sciontlst, let another < die lor want of proper treatmeiit other than silent prayer, while tho.child suffered eight hours with spasms. Ho says that but for tho fact ol the mother's profession he would give her the d, but regards her as an Improper cus- ____isii of a child liable to be siok and to suffer lor want ol I'ropor caro and treatment. ch-tod: President ou Wheels. Wasiukoton, Oct. 4.-The President will mrive at Cincinnati on Tuesday morning, and leave there about 8 o'clock. Tho train will stop at tho soveral points on the Ohio & MiB-slssippi railroad to and including Vlm^oiiuea. From that point ho wilt go via the Evaiisville & Torre Haute railroaa luid stop brioiiy at the town.s up to Terro Haute. He leaves Terro Hauto at 4.30 o'clock, reaching Danville, III., at 6.80 Tuesday evening. _ Each Doubts the Other. CmoAoo, Oct. 4,-Suit was begun in the Clrouit Court today by Richard W. Kath-bone, Jr., against Dr. J. W. Chisholm lor S'l'fi.OOO damages lor alleged improper relations with and alienating tho affectious of the plaintiff's wile. The bill for divorce filed yesterday by Mrs. IJathbimo charges her husband, who is the plaintiff in tho proceedings begiui today, with adultery, drunkenness and cruelty-. Our Range irith! Hot Closet and ware. Ranges with Res ervolr, hot Closet ani ware, , Take time enough today to examine the list ol realostate bargtuus ou pugo 14. And others up to $90, including the most desirable styles in the market. Heating Stoves from $3.50 upward. CROCKERY, LAMPS, GLASSWARE, CLOCKS, DINNER SETS, PICTURES, TEA SETS, SHADES, TOILET SETS, DRAPERIES, And everything necessary tor com* plcte housekeeping. EftSY TERMS WHEN DESIRED. Litieral House Furnlsliers, 827 WASHIIVGTOM STitm, f '' ' ^ 95 44


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A comptroller (pronounced controller) is a management level position responsible for supervising the quality of accounting and financial reporting of an organization.
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The term comptroller evolved in the 15th century through a blend of the French compte ("an account") and the Middle English countreroller (someone who checks a copy of a scroll, from the French contreroule "counter-roll, scroll copy"), thus creating a title for a compteroller who specializes in checking financial ledgers.[1][2] This etymology explains why the name is correctly pronounced identically to "controller" despite the distinct spelling. However, comptroller is sometimes pronounced phonetically.[3]
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The Auditor-General of Canada audits federal government spending in Canada; each province and territory has an Auditor-General to audit both its own and its cities' spending.
The title of comptroller is used in the Comptroller of the state for Taxes, who is the head of the Jersey Taxes Office.
The title of Comptroller is used in the Royal Household for various offices. The senior post of Comptroller of the Household is nowadays a sinecure, invariably held by a Government Whip in the House of Commons. His royal duties are minimal, and mostly ceremonial. The Comptroller of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, however, is a full-time member of the Royal Household. His duties are concerned with the arrangement of ceremonial affairs rather than financial affairs.
The National Audit Office is headed by the Comptroller and Auditor General. Similarly, the Patent Office, sometimes unofficially known as the UK Intellectual Property Office, is headed by the Comptroller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks.
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The Comptroller of the Navy is a post in the Royal Navy responsible for procurement and matériel.
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In their first game back after the month-long semester break, the Sun Devils opened up the second half of the season with a crushing 12-0 victory over the Bronchos that wasn't even as close as the score would indicate. ASU thoroughly dominated UCO in every facet of the game from the opening faceoff in improving to a perfect 24-0-0 on the season.
Colin Hekle, Faiz Khan, and David Jantzie each scored two goals for the Sun Devils to power a relentless offensive attack that outshot the Bronchos 55 to 21. In net, ASU goalie Robert Levin made things look easy behind a stingy ASU defense in registering his fifth shutout of the year while lowering his ACHA-leading goals against average to a microscopic 0.94.
Showing no ill effects from their time off, ASU put the game away almost instantly.
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Sean Murphy got things started with a power play goal, before Hekle struck for his second goal on a wicked wristshot that beat Caldwell five-hole. Over the next four minutes, Brian McGinty, Ryan Ostertag, and Khan scored in the ensuing four minutes to put the nail in the Broncho coffin.
At that point, UCO pulled Caldwell and put in junior goalie Bretton Patchett, who would fare no better. David Jantzie welcomed him to the game by scoring his first goal of the year with just 1:59 left in the period.
Up 9-0, ASU wasn't done. Far from it.
Jantzie registered his second goal of the night six minutes in to the third, putting ASU into double digits, and fellow senior Danny McAuliffe scored on a breakaway midway through the period. To put a merciful end to the goal blitzkrieg, defenseman Drew Newmeyer scored a shorthanded goal with just 2:40 left.
With the win, Levin improves to 13-0-0 on the season, while Caldwell drops to 10-10-0.
ASU will begin a two-game weekend series against the fifth-ranked Oklahoma Sooners. Both Friday and Saturday night's games begin at 7:30.
Scoring Summary
1st - ASU, 15:00: Norris (8), assist Newmeyer
1st - ASU, 10:15: Hekle (16) Shorthanded
1st - ASU, 1:19: Khan (4), assist Murphy
2nd - ASU, 15:14: Murphy (12), assist McGinty Power Play
2nd - ASU, 13:34: Hekle (17)
2nd - ASU, 10:58: McGinty (12)
2nd - ASU, 9:30: Ostertag (10), assist Burkemper
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3rd - ASU, 14:28: Jantzie (2), assist Yudez
3rd - ASU, 7:42: McAuliffe (13)
3rd - ASU, 2:40: Newmeyer (3), assists Murphy, Scott Shorthanded
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In my opinion, Master Yi is the most overpowered champion and before everyone jumps on the bandwagon stating that he is garbage, I always had trouble playing against him. People say that he can easily be countered since he has such low defense with stuns but when you are playing with champions like shyvana that cannot gank/stun, he'll drop you like nothing...regardless if you are hiding behind your tower. It's extremely annoying when does that annoying invisible attack. A champ with high mobility, an incredible gold farmer, healer, extremely strong with fast attack speed, and the ability to remove cooldown instantly when he kills an enemy.
Vayne is far from OP, she has the worst laning phase out of any adc.
Everyone cry's rivers about Darius but not about Cho'Gath? Op champ award has to go to ChOP come on now 300/450/650 true damage at level 6/11/16 that's more then Darius because it scales...... WITH a silence, knockup slow and one of the best sustain mechanisms in the game..... Cho'Gath OP :O
EVE!!!!!!!!!!!! (before the nerf) Darius(I hate the True Damage and bleed and grab and tankyness.......) Fed Xin( Need i say more?) Nid spears(Not her..... just the spear) Akali( When not on my team) Katarina(Resets Blow) And last but not least Should have been first...... Ap Yi(Alpha strike meditank alpha strike again=whole team dead)
The most op champ is the one played best, but op being one that is played bad but still rapes would have to be nasus, darius and teemo hands down with a side of cait way to op even in the hands of bad players nasus with a tanks build is super op with q farming biggggggg hits, darius anyone who even plays knows why, teemo srssly? The name says it all, cait with headshot and skillshot q with esc and traps with a side of a huge range ulti is playable by a new player and still able to own.


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Historic House Museums in New Hampshire |
We try to keep this list of historic house museums for New Hampshire current, but it is best to check directly with the museums for their hours and other information. If you know of a historic house museum in New Hampshire that should be listed here, please use our submission form to let us know about it.
Center Sandwich
Sandwich Historical Society
4 Maple Street
Center Sandwich, NH 03227
Phone: (603) 284-6269
Admission Price: Call for info
Hours: See their website
The museum includes an 1849 house furnished with antiques.
Mary Baker Eddy Historic House
62 North State Street
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 225-3444 • Toll Free: (800) 277-8943
Admission Price: Adults $5, Children under 12 free
Hours: Contact Museum
Visit this mid-19th-century Greek-revival style home to learn about Mary Baker Eddy's 18 years in Concord, NH. It was here that Mrs. Eddy, the founder of Christian Science, undertook a landmark revision of her major work, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." The tour at this house includes an exhibit on her birthplace in Bow, NH. This house is a short walk to other related sites: the New Hampshire State House where a full-scale portrait of Mrs. Eddy can be seen, and First Church of Christ, Scientist, Concord, her gift to the citizens of Concord. Guided tours available year-round. Please visit www.longyear.org for details.
The Pierce Manse
14 Horseshoe Pond Lane
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 225-4555
Admission Price: Adults $7, Seniors $6, Children $3
Hours: See their website
The Pierce Manse is the only home ever owned and lived in by President Franklin Pierce, a New Hampshire native and the 14th President of the United States.
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
139 Saint Gaudens Road
Cornish, NH 03745
Phone: (603) 675-2175
Admission Price: Adults $5
Hours: 9am-4:30pm daily, Memorial Day Weekend to Oct 31
The 1885-1907 home and studio of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens originally was a country tavern built in the early 1800s. The house has formal gardens, a collection of horse drawn vehicles, and the original furnishings.
Robert Frost Farm State Historic Site
122 Rockingham Rd
Derry, NH 03038
Phone: (603) 432-3091
Admission Price: Adults $5, Childen $3
Hours: See their website
The Robert Frost Farm Historic Site was home to Robert Frost and his family from 1900-1911. Frost, one of the nation's most acclaimed poets whose writings are said to be the epitome of New England, attributed many of his poems to memories from the Derry years. The simple two-story white clapboard farmhouse is typical of New England in the 1880s.
The Woodman Museum
182 Central Ave.
Dover, NH 03820
Phone: (603) 742-1038
Admission Price: Adults $8, Seniors/Students $6
Hours: 10am-5pm, Wed-Sun
Four historic homes filled with natural science, local history and art..since 1916 1818 Woodman House / 1813 Senator J.P. Hale House / 1825 Asa Tufts/Keefe House / 1675 William Damm Garrison House
American Independence Museum
One Governors Lane
Exeter, NH 03833
Phone: (603) 772-2622
Admission Price: Adults $6, Seniors $5, Children $3
Hours: 10am-4pm Thu-Sat, Jun thru Oct
The American Independence Museum's property includes the expansive Ladd-Gilman House (c. 1721), and the stately Folsom Tavern (c. 1775).
Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic Site
131 North Road
Franklin, NH 03235
Phone: (603) 934-5057
Admission Price: Adults $5, Childen $3
Hours: 9am-4pm, Sat-Sun, Jun 15 to Sep 2
The Daniel Webster Birthplace is associated with the birth and early childhood years of Daniel Webster, one of our country's most respected orators and statesmen. While the site affords a view of the early years of Daniel Webster, it also provides a glimpse of 1700s farm life in the infant years of the United States.
Franklin Pierce Homestead State Historic Site
301 2nd NH Turnpike
Hillsborough, NH 03244
Phone: (603) 478-3165
Admission Price: Adults $5, Childen $3
Hours: See their website
Franklin Pierce Homestead is operated by the Hillsborough Historical Society, is the boyhood home of America's fourteenth president and is a spacious and beautiful, federal style country home. Built by Pierce's father in 1804, it reflects the gracious and affluent living of the nineteenth century. A ballroom, which extends the entire length of the second floor, was used for entertaining neighbors and distinguished families of the state and nation. Franklin Pierce shared Daniel Webster's dedication to national unity and led our country during the most trying of times, the time of slavery.
Horatio Colony House Museum
199 Main Street
Keene, NH 03431
Phone: (603) 352-0460
Admission Price: free
Hours: May 1 - Oct 15, Wed-Sun, 11am - 4pm
A totally intact old New England family home representing three generations over a span of 130 years, with original furnishing and decorative arts from around the world.
Weeks State Park
200 Weeks State Park Rd
Lancaster, NH 03584
Phone: (603) 788-4004
Admission Price: Adults $5, Childen $3
Hours: See their website
John Wingate Weeks Historic Site's Mt. Prospect estate was built at the direction of John Wingate Weeks, leading conservationist, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, and Secretary of War under Presidents Harding and Coolidge. The 420-acre Mt. Prospect estate was given to the state of New Hampshire in 1941 by John Weeks' children, Katherine Weeks Davidge and Sinclair Weeks. Set at the very top of Mt. Prospect in Lancaster, New Hampshire, the house and grounds provide a 360-degree panorama of mountain splendor, including the Presidential Range of the White Mountains, the Green Mountains of Vermont, the Kilkenny Range, the Percy Peaks, and the upper Connecticut River Valley. Enjoy a historic Tower and the Lodge.
Currier Museum of Art
150 Ash Street
Manchester, NH 03104
Phone: (603) 669-6144
Admission Price: Adults $12, Seniors $10, Students $9, Youth $5
Hours: See their website
Reached by a van from the museum, Frank Lloyd Wright's Zimmerman House is an example of his "Usonian" style. Reservations are required.
New Hampshire Farm Museum
1305 White Mountain Highway
Milton, NH 03851
Phone: (603) 652-7840
Admission Price: Adults $7, Seniors/Students $6, Children $4
Hours: See their website
The NH Farm Museum consists of two adjoining farmsteads situated on 50 acres located on Plummer's Ridge in Milton, New Hampshire. The historic Jones Farm and the Plummer Homestead date to the late 18th century and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The farms were passed down in the same families for generations.
New Ipswich
Barrett House
79 Main Street
New Ipswich, NH 03071
Phone: (617) 994-6675
Admission Price: Adults $5, Seniors $4, Students$2.50
Hours: 11am-5pm, 2nd & 4th Sat, Jun 1 to Oct 15
Barrett House, also known as Forest Hall, was built c. 1800 by Charles Barrett Sr. for his son Charles Jr. and daughter-in-law Martha Minot on the occasion of their marriage. According to tradition, its grand scale was encouraged by Marthas father, who promised to furnish the house in as lavish a manner as Barrett Sr. could build it.
North Groton
Mary Baker Eddy Historic House
29 Halls Brook Road
North Groton, NH 03241
Phone: (603) 786-9943 • Toll Free: (800) 277-8943
Admission Price: Adults $5, Children under 12 free
Hours: Contact Museum
Perched on the edge of Hall's Brook is the small cottage Mary Baker Eddy (the founder of Christian Science) shared with her second husband, Daniel Patterson, for five challenge-filled years. Her abiding trust in God, deep study of the Bible, and search for health made her experiences here vital links to her discovery of Christian Science. At this site the remaining stone foundation of Daniel Patterson's saw mill, one of his ventures, can also be seen. Guided tours available May 1-Oct. 31 by appointment. Please visit www.longyear.org for details. Tours of this house are paired with tours of the nearby Mary Baker Eddy Historic House in Rumney, NH. They start at the Rumney site.
Governor John Langdon House
143 Pleasant Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 436-3205
Admission Price: Adults $6, Seniors $5, Children $3
Hours: 11am-5pm Fri-Sun, Jun 1 - Oct 27
Governor John Langdon House is an exceptional Georgian mansion which George Washington esteemed the first in Portsmouth. Its reception rooms are of a grand scale suited to ceremonial occasions and are ornamented by elaborate wood carving in the Rococo style. John Langdon was a merchant, shipbuilder, Revolutionary War leader, signer of the United States Constitution, and three-term governor of New Hampshire. He built this impressive home to express his status as Portsmouth's leading citizen.
Jackson House
76 Northwest Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 436-3205
Admission Price: Adults $6, Seniors $5, Children $3
Hours: 11am-5pm 1st & 3rd Sat, Jun 1 to Oct 15
Jackson House is the oldest surviving wood-frame house in New Hampshire. The house was built by Richard Jackson, a woodworker, farmer, and mariner, on his family's twenty-five-acre plot.
John Paul Jones House Museum
43 Middle Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 436-8420
Admission Price: Adults $5, Children $2.50
Hours: See their website
The house was built in 1758 by sea captain Gregory Purcell for his bride Sarah Wentworth. After the captain's death, his widow began taking in gentleman boarders to support her large family. Her most famous guest was John Paul Jones who boarded here while overseeing the preparation of the ship Ranger in 1777. Jones returned in 1781, this time as a US naval hero, and waited over a year for final construction and outfitting of the USS America. The America was to be the largest ship in the Continental Navy, but it was, instead, given by Congress to the French and never commanded by Jones.
Moffat-Ladd House and Garden
154 Market Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 436-8221
Admission Price: Call for info
Hours: 11am-5pm Mon-Sat, 1-5pm Sun, Jun 15 to Oct 15
This elegant three-story mansion was completed in 1763 by a crew hired by Captain John Moffatt. Captain Moffatt was a merchant-trader in New England's tall pine trees which were used for masts on English sailing ships. He also traded in molasses and rum from the West Indies, and in luxury goods for the prosperous residents of Portsmouth. The front of the house overlooks the family wharf on the year-round harbor of the Piscataqua River.
Rundlet-May House
364 Middle Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 436-3205
Admission Price: Contact Museum
Hours: Contact Museum
Merchant James Rundlet and his wife Jane built their home on a terraced rise and filled it with the finest furnishings available. The complex of connected outbuildings, including carriage barn and privies, borders the elaborate gardens and orchard in what was both an urban showplace and home for the Rundlets' large family.
Strawbery Banke Museum
14 Hancock Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 433-1100
Admission Price: Adults $17.50, Youths $10
Hours: See their website
Strawbery Banke Museum, in the heart of historic downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is an authentic 10-acre outdoor history museum, a National Historic Landmark, dedicated to bringing 300* years of American history to life.
The Tobias Lear House
Hunking Street
Portsmouth, NH 03802
Phone: (603) 436-4406
Admission Price: Adults $4, Children $2
Hours: 1-4pm Wed during summer
Tobias Lear V was born here in 1762 and died by his own hand in Washington D.C. in 1816. In 1789 he accompanied America's first president George Washington on his tour of the original colonies. The president's visit to the Lear House is well documented and the parlor of the house is restored to represent that 1789 period. Washington met with Mrs. Tobias Lear IV and the event is briefly noted in Washington's journal.
Warner Houes
150 Daniel St.
Portsmouth, NH 03802
Phone: (603) 436-5909
Admission Price: Adults $5, Seniors/Students $4
Hours: 11am-4pm Wed-Mon, mid-Jun to mid-Oct
Explore one of 18th-century Portsmouths influential families room by room. Built c.1716 for ambitious immigrant Capt. Archibald Macpheadris, the Warner House is one of the oldest urban brick residences in New England, boasting rich architectural features of early-Georgian style, including old growth-wood paneling and fine moldings. Ascending the center staircase, encounter four unique wall murals, considered the oldest extant wall murals in the country
Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion SHS
375 Little Harbor Road
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Phone: (603) 436-6607
Admission Price: Adults $5, Children $3
Hours: See their website
Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion Historic Site is the former home of New Hampshire's first royal governor, Benning Wentworth, who served in office from 1741 to 1767. The rambling 40-room mansion which overlooks Little Harbor, is one of the most outstanding homes remaining of the colonial era. Its stateliness and impressive interior and furnishings reflect aristocratic life in Portsmouth in the 1700s.
Wentworth-Gardner House
50 Mechanic Street
Portsmouth, NH 03802
Phone: (603) 436-4406
Admission Price: Adults $4, Children $2
Hours: 1-4pm Tue-Sun, Jun to mid Oct
The history of the Wentworth-Gardner House is a fascinating study in historic presevation. It was was built c.1760 for Thomas Wentworth, brother of John Wentworth, the last royal governor of New Hampshire. Mark Hunking Wentworth, a prominent Portsmouth merchant, built the house for his son as a wedding present.
Mary Baker Eddy Historic House
58 Stinson Lake Road
Rumney, NH 03266
Phone: (603) 786-9943
Admission Price: $5 suggested donation, children 12 and under free
Hours: 10am-4pm Tue-Sat, May 1 to Oct 31
Mrs. Eddy, the founder of Christian Science, lived in the house 1860-62.
Clark House Museum Complex
233 South Main St
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
Phone: (603) 569-4997
Admission Price: Call for info
Hours: 10am-4pm Wen-Fri, 10am 2pm Sat Jul - Aug
The Clark House is one of three historic buildings that make up the museum. It is furnished as a typical Colonial farmhouse.
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The Men's Health guide to denim
By Jonathan Thompson
For versatility
jeans connoisseurSlim-cut jeans In a dark denim, they flatter any body shape. They look best worn with a neat turn up.
\r\nThe cut
\r\n\"Slim jeans lend a sophisticated silhouette, says Emily Cowburn, menswear buyer at House of Fraser. They are both neat and forgiving, grazing your thighs and calves rather than hugging them, says John Mooney, head of menswear design at Asos, They bestride the smart-casual dress code and are the most versatile cut of them all.
\r\nHow to wear it
\r\nThese look best in raw, untreated denim with a slight turn up, says Mooney. But pay attention to the detail: \"Your turn-ups finished look should be smart and refined, so you need to fold rather than roll, says Kestin Hare, creative director of Common People Clothing. Two crisp turns should do it, about 1in (2.5cm) in width. Aim for nice clean lines.
\r\nPair with
\r\n\"Brogues worn with Fair Isle textured socks,\" recommends Mooney. \"Look for brown wing caps in particular.\"
\r\nCare rule #1: Wear raw denim for as long as possible.
\r\nYou should wait up to six months before their first wash, which should always be a dry clean says Frances Walker, design director of Jigsaw Menswear. This will remove any dirt, but wont cause the indigo to bleed, because no water is used.
\r\nMH RECOMMENDS
\r\nPremium (Left): Acne Ace Cash (£150, mrporter.com)
\r\nMid-range (Middle): Lee Daren (£80, eu.lee.com)
\r\nBudget (Right): Uniqlo Slim-Fit Straight (£20, uniqlo.com/uk)
For the young and slim
Skinny jeans Buyer beware. Those with bulky thighs should leave skinny jeans to long and lean gents.
\r\nThe cut
\r\nPut simply, this style fits wherever it touches, says Mooney. Its skinny at the ankles, skinny at the knee and skinny at the thighs. If youve got a more athletic build, forget about skinny jeans as you need to be seriously slender to wear these. They take no prisoners in terms of thighs and calves.
\r\nHow to wear it
\r\n\"Ideally, skinnies should be worn rolled to above your ankle, sockless if you wish, says Mooney. They dont need to be blue either: theres a lot of colour coming through in this cut this season, with burgundies and dark purples in particular.
\r\nPair with
\r\nA slim-fitting, dark shirt will look great. Most people arent brave enough to go double dark, but it can really work, especially in a contrasting colour, says Oskar Sommarlund, founder of Denim Demon jeans.
\r\nCare rule #2: When a second clean is inevitable, reach for the salt and vinegar.
\r\nSoak your denim for an hour in water containing a small amount of dark laundry detergent, 250g of salt and one cup of vinegar, says Pierre Morisset, head designer at G-Star Raw. This protects the wash while cleaning the surface.
\r\nMH RECOMMENDS
\r\nPremium (Left): Nudie Thin Finn (£95, selfridges.com)
\r\nMid-range (Middle): Cheap Monday Skinny (£49, asos.com)
\r\nBudget (Right): Topman Black Skinny (£25, topman.com)
For casual cool
Tapered jeans If you have rugby-player\'s quads, go for tapered jeans. They narrow below the knee for comfort.
\r\nThe cut
\r\nThis style is a more relaxed, wearable version of the straight-at-the-top, skinny-at-the-bottom carrot cut, says Mooney. These are straight at the top and at the bottom, so they look neat and comfortable. Also, the seat isnt as dropped as the carrot either. These have a bit more rise to them so are less BMX kid.
\r\nHow to wear it
\r\nGo for grey, blue or black denim, possibly with a bit of subtle distressing or whiskering around the front pockets, says Mooney.
\r\nPair with
\r\nA simple white T-shirt and crewneck, grey marl sweatshirt, says Mooney. Its a combination that will work whether you\'re 25 or 45.
\r\nCare rule #3: Rotate your squad for perfect performance
\r\nAim to have three pairs of jeans in permanent rotation, says Walker. A new pair, a pair youve been breaking in for up to a year, and your old faithfuls. Focus on your newest pair the most, until they wear in.
\r\nMH RECOMMENDS
\r\nPremium (Left): Denham Tapered (£130, houseoffraser.co.uk)
\r\nMid-range (Middle): Edwin ED-A1 (£100, asos.com)
\r\nBudget (Right): Levi\'s 508 (£45, houseoffraser.com.uk)
For the weekend
Straight jeans When the dress code says casual, reach for the straight-cut jeans. Keep the look low-key with trainers.
\r\nThe cut
\r\nStraight-cut jeans are more roomy than most people think, with a noticeably lower rise than the slim, says Cowburn. Theyll fit at the hips, then hang straight down with a virtually parallel leg, barely touching your calves, says Mithun Ramanandi, mens denim buyer at Selfridges.
\r\nHow to wear it
\r\nThis cut is quite baggy around the ankles and is pretty hard to wear full-length, so will need to be rolled, says Ramanandi. Don\'t turn them up too far you shouldn\'t see sock when you\'re stood up straight.
\r\nPair with
\r\nOpt for plain white old-school plimsolls. Superga does a good version, or look for a leather option such as Jack Purcells from Converse, says Mooney.
\r\nCare Rule #4: Go swimming in your denims
\r\nHandwash your jeans in saltwater, says Morisset. The salt in seawater will preserve the indigo nicely and re-stiffen the denim. They\'ll feel box-fresh again
\r\nMH RECOMMENDS
\r\nPremium (Left): Boss Orange 25 (£119, hugoboss.com)
\r\nMid-range (Middle): Superdry Dean (£85, superdry.com)
\r\nBudget (Right): Asos Straight (£30, asos.com)
For relaxed style
Loose jeans To ensure this baggy cut looks sharp not sloppy, tuck your shirt in and wear a decent leather belt.
\r\nThe cut
\r\nThe loose cut has a parallel leg, like the straight, but is considerably baggier, says Ramanandi. This means it\'s comfortable to wear but will require a good belt, says Cowburn.
\r\nHow to wear it
\r\nChoose dark indigo jeans and a lightly coloured denim (chambray) shirt. The general rule of successful double denim is contrasting tones. Dark and light work either way round, but this combination (in terms of top and bottom) is the safest, says Sommarlund.
\r\nPair with
\r\nSimple leather hi-tops. Just dont tuck your jeans in, says Mooney.
\r\nCare Rule #5: Never wring out your soggy jeans
\r\nScrunching wet denim will stretch your jeans out of shape, says Walker. After a wet wash, shake them flat, then hang to dry. If you want the denim to keep its colour, avoid direct sunlight. An A-frame near a radiator works best.\"
\r\nMH RECOMMENDS
\r\nPremium (Left): Adriano Goldschmied, Geffen (£185, agjeans.com)
\r\nMid-range (Middle): J Brand, Walker (£156, jbrandjeans.com)
\r\nBudget (Right): Farrell Workwear (£95, farrell.co.uk)


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Arsene Wenger admitted he was massively relieved not to drop more points after Arsenal's late 1-0 victory over Bolton Wanderers.
The Gunners remained in touch with the top four after Nicklas Bendtner's 84th minute volley edged out a spirited Bolton side at the Emirates Stadium.
The result kept Arsenal's slim hopes of mounting a title charge alive during the second half of the season.
The vital three-point haul also maintained the pressure on third-placed Aston Villa, whose own victory over West Brom strengthened their chances of squeezing out the Gunners in the tightening race for Champions League football.
"We are already swimming enough against the stream not to drop points against Bolton," admitted Wenger.
"We were solid defensively and now we have won 1-0 three times, which is a good basis.
"We must just take it game by game because every match is difficult."
Meanwhile, Wenger believes Bendtner is slowly maturing into a top-class striker after the Denmark international came off the bench to bag his first goal since November.
"He had injury problems with his ankle and it affected his game, but now in training he looks sharp again," added the Frenchman.
"He had some difficult periods, but now slowly he is getting back to where he needs to be."
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Hassan and Mitendra talk about their experiences on the MBA Programme at York St John University.
Name: Hassan Azeez
Country of origin: Sri Lanka
"The MBA has moulded my attitude, skills, knowledge and my whole view about management and business world. One particular theory states that students who travel and study overseas return greatly transformed in outlook and perspective. This has become a reality for me because in my first semester of the course, I started working with real corporate companies in York which is quite challenging, but at the same time it has been a great experience preparing me for the real world."
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If you are new to management or are about to embark upon a career in business and want opportunities to enhance your knowledge and skills, this is the programme for you. The MBA aims to develop a broad understanding of a range of business functions and how these operate at operational and strategic levels. There is a strong emphasis on the application of theoretical knowledge to the workplace through the use of case studies and on the development of applied leadership and management skills through engagement with 'live' projects. These projects enable students to work with both local and international businesses and last throughout the year of the MBA programme, culminating in your dissertation.
Candidates for entry to the MBA programme must normally possess:
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