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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 27: Venus Williams of the United States of America plays a backhand in her quarterfinal match against Na Li of China during day ten of the 2010 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 27, 2010 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)
Venus Williams beat Garbine Muguruza of Spain 6-4, 2-6, 7-5 to reach the quarterfinals of the Brazil Tennis Cup on Wednesday. Williams converted on her fourth match point to beat the 96th-ranked Muguruza in 2 hours, 12 minutes on hard court at the southern Brazilian city of Florianopolis. The American had squandered three match points at 5-4 after getting back on serve late in the third set, but finally closed out the match with her first break point of the final game. The 20th-ranked Williams is the top-seeded player in Brazil. She is playing her first tournament since losing to Maria Sharapova in the third round of the Australian Open in January. Williams will now play fifth-seeded Magdalena Rybarikova of Slovakia, who defeated qualifier Beatriz Garcia Vidagany of Spain 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. The 52nd-ranked Rybarikova saved 13 of the 21 break opportunities she conceded in the match that lasted 2 hours, 33 minutes. Earlier Wednesday, Timea Babos of Hungary beat fourth-seeded Chanelle Scheepers of South Africa 6-1, 6-2. The 133rd-ranked Babos broke Scheepers' serve five times. Scheepers, ranked 60th in the world, had eight break points but converted only one of them. Babos will play Monica Niculescu of Romania, who easily beat defeated Tereza Mrdeza of Croatia 6-1, 6-1. Olga Puchkova of Russia continued her remarkable run with a 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 win over Caroline Garcia of France. Puchkova upset third-seeded Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium in the first round. Puchkova will play the quarterfinals against Jana Cepelova of Slovakia, who beat eighth-seeded Annika Beck of Germany 7-6 (6), 6-4. Melinda Czink of Hungary, who eliminated second-seeded and 34th-ranked Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan in the first round, defeated Brazilian Bia Haddad Maia 1-6, 6-2, 7-6 (3) to set up a quarterfinal match against Frenchwoman Kristina Mladenovic, who cruised past Tatjana Malek of Germany 6-2, 6-1.
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A very rare item from our collection. Converted from a silent 16 mm film, with titles.
British production with some of the earliest moving pictures from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, newly renamed by King Alexander I in 1929.
Apart from the Adriatic coast, Bosnia and Montenegro, this film includes some unique images from Serbia - a Serbian Slava, Kalemegdan, the brand new Royal Palace.
A title for Belgrade reads: 'Rebuilt after complete destruction in the Great War, seems to reflect the history of Yugoslavia, one of invasion-defeat-victory and regeneration.'
Communist Yugoslavia was a major tourist destination for tourists from Western Europe and the US. Here is an extract from amateur footage shot by a British family from the North of England visiting the Adriatic coast in 1960.
Did you or your family spend your holiday in Yugoslavia? We'd love to hear from you. Share your memories.
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A rare Kodachrome film, 1978.
Communist Yugoslavia was a major tourist destination for tourists from Western Europe and the US. Here is an extract from amateur footage shot by British tourists who were visiting the Adriatic coast in the summer of 1978.
Did you or your family spend your holiday in Yugoslavia? We'd love to hear from you. Share your memories.
Converted from 8 mm film.
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U bivšoj Jugoslaviji 1978 godine
This Kodachrome film is just a beautiful and non-political piece of history. More on the seemingly still open question whether Yugoslavia was a Communist society despite its relatively open borders, was it dogmatic...did it ever try do deal with events of the recent past, like Bleiburg or the fate of its ethnic Germans, Istria, is available on:
The stunning town of Mostar on the river Neretva was ravaged by the Bosnian war in successive campaigns. First a siege by the Yugoslav army left it badly damaged. Then came the bitter conflict between Croat forces and local defenders, loyal to the government in Sarajevo, on the eastern bank of the river.
When the war finished across Bosnia in 1996 the scars were visible everywhere in Mostar, and little was known about the fate of Serb civilians in the area. In these pictures you see UN peacekeepers visiting the Serb village of Lakat, before they return home themselves to face an unknown future in their native Ukraine. Oleksandr Klymenko was there with his camera.
Photography: © Oleksandr Klymenko
Scenes from traditional jumping from the Stari Most bridge in the old town of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Leaping from the bridge into the Neretva river is a rite of passage for the town's young men, and continues on despite the bridge's destruction during the Croat-Bosniak War in 1992-1994.
Shot on location for ESPN
Natalya Grebenyuk is a Moscow-based photographer. She is a fan of motor-rallies and daunting car journeys. Natalya crossed the Balkans from East to West at the height of the winter 2010: from Kosovo via Montenegro to Albania and Bosnia.
© Natalya Grebenyuk
This Newsnight film shows the Croatian Party of Rights (HSP) getting ready for action: politically and militarily, through its armed wing HOS, the Croatian Defence Forces, Hrvatske obrambene snage.
A right wing political party, the HSP, Hrvatska stranka prava, is the oldest in Croatia, tracing its origin to the 1860s. Often embarrassing for the Zagreb leadership, and better equipped than the Croatian army, HOS included among its ranks Croats, Bosnian Muslims and many foreign volunteers: ethnic Croats and non-ethnic Croats alike. In August 1992 its leader Blaž Kraljević, who had spent decades in exile in Germany and Australia, was ambushed in Herzegovina and killed, together with eight other HOS members.
Prosecutors at the Hague Tribunal (ICTY) have implied that Kraljević was murdered by Croat leaders because his HOS believed in a "multi-ethnic Bosnia of the Croats and Muslims working together..." After Kraljević's assassination HOS dissolved into the Croatian army and into the Croat armed forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina / Herceg Bosna - the HVO.
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London, Aug 19 (ANI): Scientists have come closer to fast quantum computers made of atoms trapped by beams of light, thanks to the first images of the individual atoms in such a grid.
Quantum computers get their speed because their components can occupy a range of states rather than just two as in a binary computer, reports New Scientist.
Special algorithms can exploit these quantum states to solve problems that would defeat a conventional computer.
One candidate for such a computer is a so-called optical lattice, in which ultracold atoms are coaxed by strategically placed laser beams into a grid arrangement, rather like eggs in an egg carton.
But before we can read and write to these atoms, which will be necessary if the lattice is to act as a quantum computer, their precise positions need to be determined.
Now two teams, one led by Stefan Kuhr of the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics in Garching, Germany, the other by Markus Greiner of Harvard University, have taken a first step by imaging the individual rubidium atoms in an optical lattice.
This is a challenge not just because the atoms are tiny, but also because photons from nearby atoms can interfere with each other, smearing out any pattern.
To overcome this, the teams studied the light pattern from a single atom.
They then created an algorithm which could generate a composite of this pattern from different arrangements of a grid of atoms.
By matching these simulations to the actual pattern seen, the algorithm could determine the arrangement of atoms
Each atom in the lattice would act as a quantum bit. Kuhr says that the optical lattice has many more of these "qubits" than other approaches to quantum computing, and so could offer greater speed.
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43 years old and wondering if non-surgical methods can help rejuvenate my face? (Photo)
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Liquid FaceLift
Thank you for your photo. A Liquid Facelift helps uses dermal fillers such as Restylane and Bellafill which help your wrinkles dissipate and any sunken areas of your face. Results will typically last 9-12 months. For more information, please get a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist.
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Liquid Facelift is an excellent way to rejuvenate your face
Thanks for submitting your question and photo!
From what I can see, your face already looks pretty good. I do notice some early signs of facial aging that can be corrected, such as the volume loss occurring around the mid face, lips and tear trough regions. Correction for these areas can easily be accomplished non-surgically with dermal fillers like Juvederm Voluma.
To address sagging eyelids, you can also try a modest brow lift using Botox. The non-surgical route will both rejuvenate your face and provide the mosts control over your results.
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Non-surgical methods can provide a great rejuvenation effect in the right candidate.
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Yes, you still appear very youthful. If anything, you may be a good candidate for mostly non-surgical aesthetic procedures. Here is a possible list:
-IPL (intense pulse light) and a good home skin regimen to clear up complexion (minimize pigmentation).
-Botox to crows feet and upper-lateral orbicularis oculis muscle to try and lift outer brow position (I think that a surgical brow lift may lift your brows too much)
-Filler to upper and lower lips
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-Consider reduction of submental (neck fullness) with liposuction, cool sculpting, or Kybella
-Consider bilateral upper bleph surgery
Hope this helps. All the best,
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You would benefit from both fillers and an upper lid blepharoplasty
i think your other areas of concerns, can be improved by fillers.
your overall skin can also be improved by both a good skin care regime and also some chemical peels.
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Quilting from YouTube
These are some really great sewing related items from You Tube that I found while surfing around. Feel free to use them on your personal blogs or web pages with a link back to www.stitchinheaven.com
"The Blind Quilter" on Texas Country Reporter
The Mom Song Sung to William Tell Overture with Lyrics
Opening scene from a 40s musical starring Betty Hutton.
Ohhh the sewing machine, the sewing machine
A girl's best friend
If I didn't have my sewing machine
I'd a come to no good end
But a bobbin a bobbin and peddle a peddle
And wheel the wheel by day
So by night I feel so weary that I never get out to play
Ohhh the sewing machine, the sewing machine
A friend in need
If I didn't having my sewing machine
A wicked life I'd lead
But a bobbin a bobbin and peddle a peddle
And dream about romance
So by night I feel so weary that I never get out to dance
Ohhh the sewing machine, the sewing machine
Me pride and joy
If I didn't having me sewing machine
I'd a married James McCoy
But a bobbin a bobbin and peddle a peddle
And that's the end of Jim
'Cause by night I get so weary I don't even look good to him
The Sewing Room by Princess Katie
This mischievous little teen would be in big trouble with both her Grandma (who is in her grave so she says) and her mother. But this is just too funny to pass up! I wonder how many of OUR sewing rooms we would find like this one? Be sure and listen to what she says about the old Viking sewing machine! Hilarious! Here is what Katie says in the narrative: If you're not into cosplay or sewing, then this footage will probably bore you. I uploaded it for the purpose of sharing it with my cosplay friends- a live view of my grandmother's legacy to the sewing world- her attic of AWESOME, also known as COSPLAY HEAVEN.
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Stitchin' Heaven on You Tube! Quilting Resource Center presents our own Lucy Sessions demonstrating a game quilt kit that's great to make for your children or grandchildren.


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AO w«rk #uornotee-i R IKA Uk.fl ** « KAM KKHi M**L'k. 'UPI leo UTU iMBUf. Wb.iesAi rn Boa re Uu2 ie Bier ib I. p*ict#*l bo! k>a«*uc I limo. < ire. A.. I ik iit%i *jt i tforr.L, *_j ital***, ll per 'lay. i..hit Bail Ii***.*l.u* -l-ii.ie ib i'i»onei'S'*. V iclur li'lrr, ta Ami IST Late street. a Un BlKHEK *i*«»H y * tiAm. Nbhta*. PwjL Linter Lobe Item* > modal Kook. corner 'Jtsuir oaU Tbara ifwi*. A tor lUirl of flit*.era bbO Doarttu1 tam. i KM> m NOM. I ' SJm « euler Orwt, Prtcln Ai ftnrn* »6«#r». Particular lUfBtn* ♦* lo . aw*r lens* Aurar*. 3b**riuf af r>«a<i I trotting bor*e* a #p*«uaity- Hr. Evart* A rg**» la Fav^r mf th* Silva* Bill la ti** banat* — The Hoi*** Ta**— th* I rg*ut Drlrlaary BHI—Ala* th* A artel* Ila ral A|»pr*frlatl«a Bill. tit her Hun it***. WASwrMJTos, Jan* 13 -In the senate yeateniaV Mr Piatt gave notice that la Beliiitrly after th* coasidrratlot* af th* •liver bill he watt kl i>k the amate to ooo-<*uier the bill for the adm Maloti of Wyoming ae a •'tate A re**.I ut lua ara* ate reed to railing on the secretory of war for th* engineer ra port on th* improvement of the harbor of buffalo Mr Davis precented th* conference report on the •leprn<ieot pen»ioa bill After Mime debate rh* report went over and was ordered printed with the bill aa adread to by the ct inference committee. The *11 v«r bill wa* then taken ap aud Mr Evart* address*d the senate After a philosophical review of the bu* tory of the precious metals. Mr Kvarts brought the matter down to IST* at which time he said the two rn eta la were aud had been since limb on a parity The two Owveraar Birtetgk R*a«mln .tea rl*a»ti»o—Th • Platform. A Cot HT a. Me.. Jane is. — Chairman Manley «cf the state committee cal.ed th* Hepu blunn *t ate roo vcntiou to on ice at Ii a rn ye ter la*. introd i. i"*g Hon F A. Power* of Houlton aa temporary chair-wum Over twelve hundred delegare# were present After ta# nam inn of lk* cu>- nutter# Attorney lieneral C K. Little field m*>rej that iiMwrwe bur Uriah ba reno rn im *i .-*1 by a * t aud he wa* *o re a ti uh tad. At the •ifte^uo.jru sew*.on 4 con* rn it tea on lewiMiuM *ubm,ttci the following: The R publican party of Maine present* the mite Mug plat;'V>rui and upon it* prin dpi**** appeal* for mport lo all people in the 4*:r aho are ta accord with it* senti met. » ft favors bu err*** ow ira! admin!* trat .on rn -tut* alf Air* aud pied**-* to Gov cr ll.., ..»*!■ ic I uh united aa*, cordial support. Iii*, gin Iii* emu IuirUl ai #4*< ii ta** a* max I* Uei-enaary for the protection of Labor It recommit** the evils of tutemperanco Bod ay uu pat ii I Aes with all hou.-wt effort* to eradicate them It unreservedly renews ira adhesion to the principle of the prohibition of liquor traffic and in'isis upon the thorough ami effective enforcement of th# metal* ha.1 lawn. throughout the world * prohibiting law It demand* if congress* history, found tied together, their relative the enai-rment of such legislation a* shall value being fixed by a comparison .if th# } euahle n state to exercise full control THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS WINDS UP IN A ROW. l> I* Ii I Kl* CV CK ma OB1»KVC1t I ar gent Daily is the Luna tv. Aa uuequoileO elven. tot .uelm® ll l.HKIKA KKKIMii LAMR FARY. ma*iv '«ii» * A Pupate. kujfi ue«, K.,liers, Pulley*. Manufacturer* of Auginre, B- urr-, lifers, eter. P: V i (..ae VB>.r* u. «>rler Shait. a# Hanger*. en*. Patten**, Turgiug*. • a*lings, aaa « 11 > It I Kit *HI KT v *>., SM. SUR BU<! SU". ll < euler * tree I, Man u ta. lurer* af Ute ' VniBwell'' aaa "Dunkirk" jierfwel - tflUug lire** 'Ult rim. on sale im ail Ie*. I mg (urnaliiur, mottling aaa dry gaud* boulle* a Dun*.rh. I* r. TlKlbKT, J . BM ana VKI Lion street, Lo-*.cr is ITUiur, keel, alt. tMi*l May, Pho*~ y ti* ire, en;. E*lautiabe.t, do h KIK HOT KIL sad Depot. kasv acce** lo ail tram* ana uu*-.u«*s amie*. Hest acc. nu rn. elan. ut* tor (.««-•eremi Traveler*. John J Murphy, Prop. h MA.AML# A tm J V7 au.l IM K. TturU atis et. Kia* rural lure, cam aet Ware ana Up-amsler; rig. Picture Frame* rn*. Ie hi inter. ^ idkiTTEMiv rn to, tut * antral Ava. Leader* af rasbioa aaa Geodemen Oh ii lier* SMKI I. STEAM HKATIkti Ok. a bu ut*.-lurer* *f 'lea in Heahug Apparatus Sauilary Pluwluag a *pe» ialty H HME STEAM LAL.HDKV. Our special ti** fine Hbirta, Mr; « oliar*. Ar, ctiffs, ana tutee I urtaiu*. tree Del.a wry A *% Cum tai ag*. AIT tar tar aire*!. K. OEH M. E. TLrl ll, co*. of Butaio Mauuf u-turvr aaa dea.e* rn I ae Boot* A 'umw ai ENK! WKILKf- SI NKW HTS* BK. IHI K || Third ll Boo J*. 'UUiwrrv, Mitiucai loan i men u, Mag ail br a. Daily aud W reb tv Palrar* and everything pe* tai mag ta a first claas tMe.k atar*, s.'boo. hoers * specialty. «ut PKI * l l H«» Of every lowest iiei jg rat** by tmnptiou aud at hurt irk Priuuag < oui pan • aud kb h. second 'ac JH. * AM BL MKN A **>•*, Tire Life, A ctdeni and Owncrai InMuraauB. Deai-an ie final Astate Bud I .nua. Particular attar A. a psi 4 to the care >d properly cm lech me rent* Ac. -IIM Center ac. iud d.ior. y| Ob KOK H PM AMM A* V. MN) central Avenue Mesa-i i ar bara lur Wall Paper Peal .Otis. Ac. oEKklH J. W.. I JBK tauter street, Man ala. direr Bad denier rn H.ss ae wa, "at; lea. Brtdiee.« a1 lam, Trunks,d hip*. Buffai.. Babe*, Horne Covsrr* itte**** ie.tieu-* and 'teigb ttabm II MC MOLT KH, J , I? IC ast Fb.nl street, Fa*nioashie Taiiar. i^enuemeu wdi find it to cncir advantage ta call aa nae before pur bawl ag elsewhere. 1> H. CARV A CSA, , « SCT I toe atreec ' re Ber si Mar I ware. W bile Lewd,* His, Painter'* Suppu**, Oil Chutes, urn ah* Ware. A «pe.iai Cf if AherwiaW ilhanta Pa.at and Monnw rauge. ■ I L Ll HO, tarn a* blank-books, »e*lg«T*. and IV ait kiu.l* *g blan ha terne at Duakirfc Pmnuag t.ampanv, s and N E. Seroad ne KL DOI.PH MOLDEN H EL KH. Cor. Third and Bufiaio baa. Dealer in brantle, Barb!*. I aggma anc Building Hto ue. Call od aa* uefor* buy rn* four aid*-walk R ISI Et A LO.. I and M Kaat Pnmt atrw«C WniaAy. Wines, brandle*. «e>tmi I aq aor **ture Air k 4Aily til 'table mu; ab tv RO Bk. KT M MAV. , Lion street, sear Ute .lep.»c Boardmg. "tale, te»l and Livers; * tauting by tee lay *ur week on re* aer ma. egg J. LIU OKI*. Jbl Central Ave. iUp ^ «>e ne rn. luauraace ana Ileal Katau iffal I re Life. Accident, aud Live shied . na ursae*:. Prouipt aaeatiaa giv sn hi bay in* and Mill ag Beal k 'tate ti* C. JSIJSKJS, I Ta K. rtuni sh, car Deer ti.eiaar Meat Market. Proate. 'ait an r4*ow,'I Meat*. Lard, sausage*, oyster* aa Paul try. VV VV J KW Kl KT AS ars mk.h. •Buy tee Aurora Kaiiroa.! Wawb Mr pains* a «pe. rn.if. r rant V Slapl. bi K. Hunt ah ti MIM MER. Mere bant I /ulnar, AIA i en era, Avenue $500 REWARD! WE snit pay tee above reeani r**r aay ran Of Livnrt am plaint, Os apepsia, sick Mesas, rn indigvetbte. • «H**UpaUau ar * aiativene** W r mu Jot cui-e a ate Went » Vcgetabt* Laver PMD WMB liar dirveuuu* are strictly eoapiial with The' are purely %egetaioe, sad never fail a ll i * mtuft—— 'agar imteC Large boxes con tai mug w PUM. J6 reals. Beware rf roua atrial ta and iuutetu*oa. The genuia* oaaau-i2ore3 only bv JOHN C. WIST A LO. bold by lloaKuK'a Pm ABM SCT. Dx kirk. M. T, laiair ne*Hle«i to bring them into exi'ience. He charactenmHi the art of HP a* a "Bour demit* thrustat stiver, and said that every blaw under which River hail shrunk and cowered was a blow af positive law aud yet. the argument «u rn ai Ie now that the effort to re-araage, by law, the ratio of gold aud stiver wa* ii ae try mg to put one physical body in the apnea occupied by another. The people of the United State*, through their authentic repre^ntative* in the two bouse* of congreet* and in their election af the executive, had. in hia opinion, deter mined that they would not allow the din-grace and dtmirder to continue, either in regard to their domestic moue? or their I money in relation to commerce Speaking of the propoeani opening of the American mint* of the world, Mr Evart* I said that, arith the difference in ranoa *1$^ I in Europe and Id in this country), that I measure would he utterly impracticable • Mooey ooukl never lie safely treated a* a commodity. It wa* not to be treateal a* anyt hing but the force and propulsion of J circulariim. Mr N ance and Mr Morgan spoke in support of th** silver bill Mr Morgan bail not finished hts remarks when the I seuate adjourned. wttbin its borders of the traffic in all liquors, whether imported in original packages or otherwise. It favors a system of tax iti<m under which all property shall he reft. has! far taxation, ami shall hear it* just proportion of the po bite; burden. It Favors a policy which »»uth by legislation » si administration will develop the great Aar ural resources of the state, discourage emigrattoa from it, attract desirable im migration to it, and keep home capital employed in it. It regard* the improvement of the commercial industrial education and sanitary condition of th* laboring people a* a matter af the highest consideration and in the future, aa in the past it will favor the adoption of just and equitable legislation calculated to sd va me the interest* sad perpetuate the prosperity of isbor and the laboring man. It favor* the p«dicy which pnge«*ts American labor against foreign ct>*npetitHm, aids agriculture, builds up American industry and creates an adequate home market for domestic production It favors liberal pensions for service reoil**red in the war of the rebellion, favors the regulation of immigration, favors ail mi****':re* for the national defense anil th* reve al of American comnaer- e: favors a free ballot aud fair count in a1: -t ates. It, nnrvserve.il v « im mends the oiiminia-trai.on of President Hamsun a* wise, firm and upright. The Republicans of Maine j led to the administration their earne-t aud faithful siij ort It rerogniava the niiiiiifi<*euk anil $ihw**fil contest mo*I*- Ly the Hcpubli. aa.' .u the house of representatives for the riu-hf of the majority to trau.soct the Lu*mes» of th* country un i r the leadership of Speaker Reed wh » his bv the rnniT—ma dishonor t« th.* sr ate I gr*-»f public servii*e to the country. After toe a>! prj« u of the platform liov-vruor Barie' h and Hon H R Cleve* of Portland'! I re I Bpeeches and tie r caveat two «ei p. di ned I> TMK HODE. WAfiHn«OT*>!». June ii—Tho Speake! yesterday laid bef. re the house a letter from Mr Mills of Tex.**, resigning his membership of the committee ou rules. The resignation was accepted and Mr Mc Mullan of Tennessee wa* appointe*I to Ail the vacancy The i-ooference report on the anti trust bi|l wa* rejected Mr Stewart of Vermont moved a further I charge ut 'us iutv done cimfereo*-* arith inatructtons Di the houaa! ^d ,* gr*wt nu bl conferree* to tecetle from the bouw amend meat. Agreed to. The conference repo**t on the military academe bill wa* agreed to. The urgent deficiency bill appropriating El THU,UUU for the pa\ (lieut of pension* aud Ei.TTiu.iXN> tot expenses of the Eleventh census, was palmed. Mr Hut of Illinois, from the committee on foreign affair*, reported I»ack tile I^Migw resolution, . ailing on the secretary of tho tre.asury for information a* to the refusal j of the Uunard >teamship company to give a return passage ta certain tm mig ran ta brought to this country in violation of the contract labor law Adopted Mr Morrow of < California presente«i the conference rep«>rT. on the pension appro- < pnation bdl. The report, which is a due agret-iug one. wa* adopted, and a further couferem-e was ordered On motion of Mr Rerkina of Kansan a senate bill wart passed granting to the Chicago. Kannas and Nebraska railroad pernussiou to transfer to the R.s k Island its rights, property and frau. bise in the territory of Oklahoma and the indian ter- | ntory on motion of Mr Funstone of Kansan the bouse then went mtoeomuurrce of the whole. Mr Fay sou of Illinois in the chair, j for the consideration of the agricultural appropriation bill Mr Fulist me made a brief explanation of the dei ail* of the bill, saying that the committee had economy rn vi«w at every stage Without further general debate the bill wa* read bv section* for amendment. Mr V andeveer of California offered an amendment appropnat mg ilO.dUU to enable the department of agriculture to continue the development of the wild native silk worm of California Rejected The committee then rose anti the Mil wa' panned The house at Ii p en took a recess until 9 o'clock, the evening session to be for the consideration of bills reported from tile committee on commerce. At the evening session the bill establish mg a light station at Braddock*. N. Y , wa* pastel also*h*clanng Irondequoit bay, N \ , a navigable water way DAMAGING DEVELOPMENTS. NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CONGRESS. The * ain* of the Failure af Prohibitory A rut- nd loon ta Discusses!. > fw York. June IL—Th* national temperance convention wa* well attended yesterday The question "should there be a political party whose dominant idea la the prohibition of the liquor rrtiller'' led to an animated discussion The majority of the speaker* favored a Prohibition parte as the only mean* of securing the prohibition of the liquor busine**, while the intnontv th*'light the temperance cause could be more rn fid It advanced by working through the old parties The next discussion was on fie* subject of the relation between temperm<i* reform and improved dwelling* Au apical for funds for the Nebraska campaign wa* then alaite lathe aftem<H>n ♦ Hon the topic dis-cii'-eil was "What caused the failure of the prohibition amendi*>enta in the elections in Ma"achusetr-. Rh de Island and Pennsylvania.* H. H Fia-oi of Massa chusett*. lien Palmer of P**nn*>Ivanla. Rev Ira L. Uidtrell of Rho<lc Uisnd anti j oth«*r* expressed their views im rh is sub- 1 ject The attitude of labor toward the liquor trxffU was then -noken of by Measra. (Lornper*. M*»keman and other*. The congress held the final session of I its conference last ni hr ar. the Broadway I ta bemat Ie It began with a mass meeting : presideti over by t«« n. Veal Dow Mr*. I Marv A Hitchcock. ; r»*si*ient of the NV br-i'k i Women * t'i.ri'tian Teniperance union, m ule a strong appeal for financial aid iii the cause of temperance About I! <•*' wan raised im the spot The Rev. I Jo'.*.. . < %ok of Bt let on anti lien. Green Clay." '.lib of Kent achy, alan spuk* and th* conference etui*s| Dteeo rd Prs* ai is and M* Definite Actiow I* He ** b.-d rK kelatlsa et Important Billa Fending ta Part I aas sat - The War B*C<*e*n 'tsrstsrr Matthew* and lr. Maarw—OtlUr F*r*iga *«»«. Los Dim. June 13.— Everything points to the certainty that th* Conservative caucus at th* Carlton club. Yesterday ended in a row I pun the q uesf ions of proced u re ami the advisability of shelving one or another of the important billa now in van oua stages of parliamentary advancement not only the cabinet, but the unofficial lander* of the Tory party a' wed aa the voting contingent of th* ministry in the huuee of common*, have for some time past been divvied in apis.on. while the prwwMire of the constituencies ilium their represented vc*. ei*o variously directed, has lucrea-ed The cancan, it is asserted by the iterator* of tfite ministerial police would restore harmony, hilt the tarter dis* Urtsion which chara trrtzed the coo ftrrvnce ami tne failure of the meeting to nm h any definite coociuskon denotes a widening of the breach to an extent threatening hopeless division in rh* rauhs of the party on pending billa It wa** announced last night that another caucus will shortly ba couv*oed when a further attempt will ha made to subdue the re-L Actory element, but th* determined *t-j* u«ie of the cabinet minority and their adherents given very little encouragement ta the majority that their efforts will be tnccesefoi TMI IH.WTM X.STEB KIMBAL LRITH ISED In additioo to the parliamentary rebellion against. Che headstroug policy of the ministerial leader* in regard to pend mg tell*, the government bad a very e-nous d.rti uity to confront in dealing with the defiant postal and police em pioyea, and all polit!*dana agree That the I case require* delicate handling. Th* wvs dom of the action ut Postmaster tieuerml Ha.ae* in reducing the wageaof fifty p»**t-meu by five shilling* a week and suspend tag HW more for afteuding a meeting of the new union of postoffioa employe*, ta seriously questioned. The action of the men wa* in defiance af a positive prohibitory order, it in true, but the question which the postal department will find ' greatest difficulty in disposing of to the satisfaction of the electors is that of the just ire of the onier. ami it is certain that in the general strike of tile postmen. which is greatly feared a* the result of Mr Raikes' arbitrary course, the -anker* | will receive a me a'tire of public support th.ct will astound the Anthorine* TBI VAL A VT FOLIC! O *MMIS»»n»VERSHIP. The war between Home iS-erotary Mat thew« anti Mr Munro. chief commissioner af the Metropolitan police, haring cal aiiHared in the resignation of the latter, which Mr Matthew* has accepted. <'blet NY.sal of the Manchester police, lh again mentioned for the va* ant place. At th* time of the resignation of .-sir I 'barie* Warren. Mr. W<hs1 vt ta the most prominent of the candidates mentioned for the succeaaion, but the previous rss ordjof Mr M'inro in the capac ity of first assistant i commis-inner won for him promotion to the coin rn lssiooe rain p The virtual din-{ missal of Mr Munro, together with tne 'lisaffection of the Metropvditan fonw j arising from the action of the government in the matter of the police pensions, in-crea-s-d pay and rednetiaB of hour* of duty, which measures were favored by Mr Munro. will make tt very difficult to avert a poll.-* Strike in the event of the government'* adherence to the present policy ; toward the f.»rc*. THI K EDU BL KH ATER VITT IV DU, VSNT The medical fraternity of Is»nd».n are j very indigiisnt af the government's neglect of Surgeon Farke of Stanley -*exj>e-1 dir iou who. they believe, should receive *4 me suhataufial recognition of his *erv ices They are. rberet.,re. urging his promo th, a and their petition is strongly barked by prominent men out'ide the medical profession. A MAKE up GRATITT'DE. The london dock laborer*, in remem brame of the labor* of lard iii at Manning m their behalf, on the orradoa of the great d*ak strike. pi**s»*nre»i th it prelate with a purse of AUN) in bouor of his silver jute lee The cardinal, in Accepting th* gift. annouu<e l hi* im en) n u to devote the money to the endov. in -ut of i hospital 1 ss I for the benefit of lale<r--rs Prince Alhr*s ht of Prussia, regent of the <luchv of Brunswick, ha* reqaaated Emperor William to relieve him of his duties a' regent, owing to hi' physical infirmities The Frankfurt j4oci.ili*ts have called a congress to meet at Cottbus, in Bn mien burg, oil June 'it. for the purpose of dia- cu'suig [adpir;»i cod rmle- i|ue*tions ami the matter of roe I ie* dom of the pres* THE ASTOR HOUSE SCORCHED. th* Ku iu ors ta Cireulattoa A Meet tag lategrtty af a tiaak < uNUr. Albany. June 13.— A new and dam ag ing development affecting the integrity of an old aud supposedly faithful employe of one of the banks of this city ie in circula tion. The discovery »>f the crookedness in the A ll ian y City National 'wok led to rn systemstic and careful examination of every hanking institution in the city j Until yesterday morning; nothing bad beeu discovered out of the wav in one of ; them But later in the day white a supplemental exam mar ion was being pursued in an institution where some suspicion* entries batt been made th* evidence of guilt stood out tn bold relief It ta that a cashier of one of the hank*of the city bas been discovered to be 'bort in hts account* bet ween Ek> ,*nj aud ISu.mtu A strong eff »rt la being male to withhold all fat* from th# public. The rumor wa* first current in the shape that another clerk in the City National hank was dis- : covered to have been in collusion with Whitney Th* bank officials and dime I tor* deuled that rumor in the moHt emphatic term*. All seen stated that the only man in the bank implicated in the affair wa* Whitney The cashier affected is well known and alway* has been highly respected Both hi* name and the name of the bank are withheld far the preeent Til* Al Lait, City Rank sr**J. Albany. June IS.—There were no new development* in tbs City bank robbery yesrerd iv. so far urn the United State* offi rials end of it i* concerned But there ■ w separated «> • was tiled with the cmmtv clerk yesterday I * he rear of the A a paper of coU'iderable rn re rest to the «t,*ckbolder* in ti e bunk. It was a satisfaction of the first judgment of CVS.(XX) to which the firm of NViiliaru Gould, Jr., A Co. confr ated. It is umieratooii that the judgment wa* sansei by rh# turning over to the bank of the stock owned by the firm. A Convict !•«-»|>e« from Auburn. A CHM EV, N Y . June 13 - I»uie Martin. a Sing Slug transfer, who was one of the gang of convicts eoiphce«l in cutting stone in the old I ns si rich stone quarry for the prison escaped yesterday aft*-rn«s>a. The keeper* in charge mi"ed the men within a few minutes after he disappeared, bot up to a late hour Im-a night be had not been recaptured Martin is a New Yorker He wa.* sent here from :-4ng Sing about two year* ago and had two year* to sere# for grand larceny. Bunging Opera*inn* *nspen«ied. Denykr. June 13—Twelve hundred carpenter* quit work yesterday to sustain the UXI machinist* and tench mill men who have )*>eu out a month demanding nine Hour*' work with teo hour*' par All building operations are auspeuded at present The hod carrier* and tinners are expected to join the ntrtker*. The Famous New Y*>rh Hotel Narruwly I s- tjMw ion by Fire. New Yoke. June 11 Fire at ti o'clock last ev#uiU4 EU ell ;u«> buddiug I -J Vrsey at reef, omipiod bv I.. I L-n jam in as a drug nm! chemisrs -up I -tora. The building bv a narrow alley from tt>r : to use. The fire wan mo fierce that all effort* Ll prevent its spread to the hotel w-re fruit less, and shortly after 7 oVlork the upper story of the h of el i K-i.au to b..ru. Tin fire ta the A.*.tar hauae w.te extin-guisheii after r bod done about flO.iMi damage Uuly about a dozeu rooms on the top tt*s>r were ruined. A good ileal of the damage wa* done by water There was no panic amoug the guest'. The proprietor blame* the lire department for neglecting the hotel until it w »■* vt nail y afire. He claims that no protection was afforded him before that. The danzig* to tne property IJS Teary street is about SIS. UUU. ____ W lading Lr Ives A SUibim*' .A Fair*. New Yoke, June 13.—Th# report of Re fere* Stetson in th* matter of winding ap the affairs of Ives «*fc >tayoor was fiieil yesterday. The original liabilities of the firm were flrf.UUU.iMJU. but ti I.IXN).tux has been extinguished by closing our of loans, I Ie* of securities, etc. The total amount of claims proved before iii* referee was fik.*J4.S?4. Ninety-eight per cent, of these agreed to accept 3 per cent. Other* will receive ahunt 4^ per cent. Manoeuvre* mf tx* Kntuli Squad row. London June 13—The Mummer naval manoeuvres of the British squadron will not take plane at Dover The centre of the Heel will embrace the French. Spanish aud Portuguese cote ta. Yam Hpia»«r* Htrtkv. Utica, N Y., June UL —Forty-two spinner* »d the Skendoah van mills went oa strike for an increase in wage* from ll 73 to FJ per *iav yeaterdav morning Two of the leader* in the movement have been | tear barged. supposed ta be Peddler Hulti'* Murderer. Roedoct. N. Y . June 13—It is now be-llev*d that ted Roger*, who wa* this week sentenced to seven year* in < 'linton prison for burglary, is the murderer of Samuel Holt*, a Hebrew pe«idter, who was rn nrdr red near VV art* boro. Sullivan county, last month Roger* is a desperate character and has served terms in Pennsylvania and Ntw York nato p roto na rh* IhsrM West Lad Street Rad way Charged Wltk Corrupt Prartirrs. B-t-rro* June UL—The hearing ragsrd eg ! the allegeti corrupt pratrtice* of the M'e*t End r-t reel Railway company in obtaining itselevatssi rn I road bill through the leg islam re was resumed yesterday morning before the special invsHtigating commit tee on rhe part of the seuate Among ticsa* present were Henry M Whitney, pre'ident, and Prentiss* Cumming*. eaun-el for the company Senator Fassett of berk'ii i re, who i* the promoter af the investigation, ami Repre'eutative G. F WtlliatuN of Dedham, who mode the charge of Ciwruptton on the rt«s>r of the house Mr William* presented three member* of Hie house who co-operate with him in the investigation They were Edgar S. Taft of Gloucester, B Durant of Cam bridge and John J. McDonald of Fall River. The first witness heard was Frank FI Sanderson, who said he lived at UMI Dor chester avenue, sod was in the wool busine'"- with an office at V> Atlantic avenue He mill th it on May 'ii Senator Kassett met him and [ami* P Ifagar. a lobbyist. at the offi.a* of the Burton Stock cum pauy, IIM VV-L-hinstVcet. aud that the senator had told wif n**-« that for flu.(XX) a piece he could furni-h ten ■*euators, in eluding himself, to vote ta favor of granting a charter to the People'* Elevated Railroad company. Wit ness arranged a tweeting between Senator Fassett and the I nam tai men of the company He did ■ tt. himself attend the meeting In t he afternoon *e"ion J C Moore of the Manchester Union, one of the petitioner* of the People's Elevated railroad enterprise, testified that in the interview denenimi by Mr Sanderaoa it wx**tafed ta pr.cst!.ic that ten -en.Dors could lie captured f«>r AI IX).* Ni>. but at another inter view laker in the day Senator Kasnett said he was afraid he could not bold his men. as the W»-st End railroad people were offenng grew! cr intl nee men ta. Witness hail not offered nor consented to the proposed bribe. Mr M'sire-aid that Mr Hagar's offer of fPNi 'NNI to Senator Fassett for feu virfe* was unanth«iriaed. The Peopte * com panv h.ui no such sum to offer for the passage of the bilL Hagar was employed by Sanders**ri Mr. VV iliiama here tntnsiuce«l the letter written Ic. Seuator Fa-iett to Mr Hagar as foi low st My Olih Mr. Hai*aw— I have made ap my mind ti) go with che West Rati people, and for that rear on I fi nk it would not be af any nae for me to see Mr Vfisjrv. A- *». F vssktt. Mr Pronker, one of the People's rail road pet itt« uers. testified that he arranged the interview between Fassett and Moore. Hogar assure*! witness Monday that the People * ha*l twenty-four semitar*. but the next day the whoir crowd went over to the NL'est En*ten. NVitnese afterward askeit S*nator Donovan what was the matter, and Donovan replied that he saw his colleagues were deserting the People'* and in onier not to get left he caught on. Lewis p Hagan testified that, he was employed by rhe People* com pauy to look after the semite Sanderson was to give him whatever money he nee*Ie*I for looking after the MIL He vehemently replied "No ' when asked if he had had such an interview as described by witnesses Sanderson ami M'wwe. He created a sensation by appealing to liod to witness that the «tareiueut of those witnesses was an unqualified lie. Hager further denied that he hail matte any baretta with Faa-*ett to give IIIN).(MN) for ten vote*. He had received about #!M» from Sanderson. Hagar 1 -aid that ail he ever heard afaint floO.iNJU 1 was that Sanders«>a told him the company ; would put up a forfeit ut flOU,(NNJ aa a guarantee of good faith. Witness wag cross-exam I ne* I ami the fart | of his l*ung a lobbyist was brought, out. j He said be left the employ of the People'* company when Sanderson came to him and want'*! him to testify in his hearing a* Sander-' n -hon 1*1 direct. He then cal led Sander-* n a content;-Gblo cur Sanderson had 't> fan the F'A-sett letter to Hagar from Hagar's office. IHE WOULD OF SI'OiiT. EVENTS OF INTEREST ON THE OIA-MOND AND RACE RP ACK. IE- « •—ll Ke***lt« a1 Yssterdav'* Ii .it*es tm the BriilhFrlKHHi. Nat iowa! League awd A mer leas A mo* I at I on—Running Haves at Harris Perk. *t. I.auls »ntl I ho aga Alate League Gaisr* Poetpuueg. At Bristkljrn — Hr*«iliivn........... 0 NewYsrk. ,.j§ Bl IBI***-? Kus- kits Brooklyn 4, New Turk UL Error* Brtwifclya *. New York A Hat tortes Von Haitreu aud Kiwiuw '"rane and Brown. Urn ires h -i ^ut sr te At <ieveUuMt »'lev eland..........A 11*9101) • Tiicagn ______... J M I J I *1 I I Brise hit* -<'leveler*! 13 • 'htcaga ll. Error* I U-vet wad A, *. 'Us* awn A Batteries D'Hnen. sufthffe *ud ^nyter-HarstoB, Bal*!win ate! Farrell Unig*re* Fen* itssn aret Molliert. At Buffalo bulfaMr-Pllt'hant game postponed; ram. At IL ->f.to Boston-Ptiil*a1el|doa (fame poet paned. rain. tnoB «l t ugli. At BroolttyH Bos-k! vt*.......•) I I 4 I 4 I I) •-« SVW Via-sr lf i H I Ii D tf I i- I Rue nr- Kwmklym It. Hew Tart A Krris- Br««wklvB *. New \ ,,-K 4. Bott*rte fa.vett aud Bui*lw<ux; Rasht. Buck ley * ad s*MO mer. I'rafart*' Powers mad McQnaid At fine to sat I Pioiinnati a ti a 4 ii 2— » I 'level.omI ______ rf 0 (t ti 0 (I IF rf I 'al l*~ I so Bas#- lot' Err- >c- ( Batterie' Kb tues amt Harrington Beatin Sod /corn* r. Umpire Mc Dermott. At I ho'ago -< In* aa< .. 2 9 (I 9 J » 2 rf 4 IN Plnsbiinr J M it I ll A 0 IF- 3 Ba-e tm * I ho ago 14, Pittsburg 4. Errors • 'bt* ago I. Pittsburg <L Baffcrit— Htif< to-em aud Ko trolge; ?** huadt and De* ker I'mpire l.vnch At Bx'toii Kintoc-Phila*!elphia ^ame pout poneil. raja. * Amo, i a no*. I rf 0 rf rf 9 v **wanS of ram. I isonaali 9, * Bore tang 7 tariuall I. «'levvUinl 4. Hlune* ami Harrington v amt ic a* 'Ville . .a a a rf rf rf o ti a ii a rf 0 a • I imuvili# rf. T'derf.1 A Itile L T'dete L - —I sat I* a ami ftvan At Lam Lee Is vt IU Tnt-sis Bs-* bd Errors Balter i. eli-H. U u.pire Eiueiie Af dt. I .finis— At. fa hi is *i Odumh is. ... j) Base hfs st. fa*tit;-Err-»r- '» fa»m- s. Ul-B , I- « rf- rf awl rf rf rf I rf I rf 2 4 3 rf 2 1<(. 1 'n! limbos ll I '-domini' 3 game Hat' < hamberiam and Mum mu; Kaaten aud *»' oooor. Ump.re Barnum Al I is b-'t-T Rochester-!* vrn'hs* p*'Tp>oe*i. ram. At !!n»»U\ii Rn"k n Ltfileiu game postponed ram. *Kw rot,, win I,*A<i« a (^Allies poeCjsHit-d on *. count of ram. Itorrl* Park Races. M'dir4!- I'ahk, June iii. The result* of j, <«t*-rd:iy'' r.u es or-* as foil >ws First r;we. I q miles; I -ou** t.» Tiw tiraf,. V -Mslrairu second. Lysum-er thin!, time. ."»■ • ud par*, th** Uh-*fer Hr-s-k haadi-cnp I i mil***. Tomboy first. Pbilosophy '•-«on«l F.!**ve third, time. Third race, Anttcipatiou y*-«r • bi br*'*" k 1:13 . Fourth ra-e. I x miles, the Trial stake* for 3-year obi*: Burlington first. Judge Morrow second. Paths ha third, tune, 3: US Fifth rw'e. \ mile: Fmiry first. Blithe *e**on«i. Fe Ii pee third. time. MMS Sixth race, m miles; Guy Gray ftrat. Cast Steel *#cond, iattle Jim third; time, »(H. 'i ak es, for 2 mile Rrrkoo first, Dr Hns-ud. Ho* si FU rn third: time. A NOVEL SUGGESTION. % rftrange Method -»f Enumerating Foreigners la Penn»\|vaida. WXSKINGTDIV, June I L—A rather singular proposition was nut*ie to Superinten«i-ent Porter yesterday by Census Super vis«>r Ashley of the Fifth Pennsylvania district He'tat*-' that the Hungarian.*, Miles an*! mane ut rhe Italians composing the foreign element, in lou-kawanna. Laizerne and t'arbon counties refuse to give anv information to census enumera tor*. These people employed by com pan lea md contractor*, he say*, are known by aum here. each man wearing his aum berun his person and respoodiof to it. As they refuse to answer the census questions. the supervisor suggests that the enumerators be instructed Di take account of such em .bnes bv their number*. Superintend* ut Porter did not like th* idea ami informed the supervisor*That the census office would not help to perpetuate a state of thing* where large number* of laborer* are treated rn- re ake Is-ast* of burden than men ami known only by nu rn'cr*. He then gave positive instructions that a sufficient number of enumerator* aud interpreter* be employed to pro cure the inf'>nn.ai ion calleii for by the *ren*Us schedule*. Snpermfen lent P«>rter receive*! information yesterday from the census supervisor in the teat net where Asheville. N. €., i* btcfff**! that the people there are evad 'te "be enumerators, informing them through servant.* when they call at house* that there is no one who can give them the in format bm. Mr Porter has written to squalor Vance ami Representative Kwnrt a-t *ng them to rise their infiuen*.** with the [<e«.pie of Asheville asking them to see that the work in Asheville will not be interfere*! with. A V*♦•«»*'• sudden Dent Ii. Buffalo, June 13—Julius DeVarigue, iff year* old. enrob.ved in the Buffalo St n't rollway bn - U' it Cold Spring, while sitting at the dinner table yesterday eating hi* meal and 'batting gaily with th***e about him suddenly fell to the floor End cf r> d. Conquer Kenny was notified iud took ch irye o# thrf ca-e. T',e deceased tan a -.ugle man. born in H**liaxid. and has been li .dng ta this city for the past eight yearn, He wan a member of the Thirteenth fjonisiaaa Confederate regi* ment ami terved through the war Mr*. H%rr1w»n Preparing for Cape May. WASHivc:t*.sr. Jus* 13 — It was an-■oun* **i yi-'ienl.sy afternoon that Mr*. Harrison. Mr*. McKee, Mr*. Dtmmick and the children of the White House will leave Washington next Tuesday for Cape May and remain there during the summer. The president will probably make them weekly vtaits aatil the adjsurunient of ovogres*. after which he will remain ak Ute sea flhore throughout Ute hinted term. rklrsfn Ksrea Chic AUO, June 13—The race* at West .'lute park yesterday resnlted as follow*: First rate. \ mile I alter Du first. Batch • eller second. Tall Bull third, time I 32^ Second ra* e. I mile: J<s* Black burn first. Harry Kuhl mnamil. Story Teller third. time, I Third race, \ mile: I 'opperfleld first, Wesley second, Prophecy third; time. UVV Fourth rsi-e. 4^ mile: Toxura Doxey first. Ferryman second. Katie J thin!, time. I a*. Fifth ra«a*. steeplechase, over the full course Kl phi u first. Accoll second. Insh Pot third, time not taken. Res at St. Louis. St Lot la, June 13—Following are the result' of yesterday'* race* First race. I mile and TO yard* Stolid Silver drat. Castaway second. John Murri.* third, time, 1:31. Se*s*nd race. the St. Louis Oak', for 3 year obi'. J ■ 3 mile*: Daisy F first. Lain B se«'on«i. Miss Maud third; time. 2 44^4 Third race, q mile: Sister Linda first, Average second. Bramblebush third. time. 1:19. . Fonrth race l.H mile* Clock aer first. NL'ahoo second, time. i:i<) Fifth race. I mile: NT.irk mate first IJttle Crate second, Cecil B. third, time. l:45H- _ Heavy Rain Storm Near Aabura. AUBURN. N Y., June 13.—The wont rain storm of the s-asin in this vicinity -et in afamt 3 o chs k yesterday afternoon. Cellar* in all part' of the city were fl***ied and the city sewer rd pew were bunt in manv pbu'e*. I lie l«v-s in estimated at EXXI.OOO The New York Central track in washed out for rn di stance of 4*»> feet two mile* west of Auburn. No train.* are running, ami it will Ire tem* time before passenger* can lie transferred A construction gang ore now at work repairing the damage A Broken Dam at Corry. Corry, Pa.. June 13.—Curry was visited by another heavy f,»l! of rain yesterday which came near being equal to the cloud bn rat here a short time ago Some dam age was done by the bursting of sewer* and fielding of cellar*. At 4 o clock in the afternoon the large dam At the water works pa nip station went oat. The reservoir south of the city is full jf water, so that our citizen* wfil have a sufficient supply to Last until the break can be repaired Explasiaa la A a bara Prison. Ar burn, N. Y.. June UL—One of the cupolas in prison foundry No I exploded yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. Meu were at work in the foundry at the time, but no one was injured. It, I* presumed that the explowiou was caused by the gen eration of gases caused by tike heavy rain* The explosion made a terrific noise and th# convicts and keepers were greatly alarmed. The damage to the foundry is I CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. Ss. OI 89.75 fVst silk plush, handsumelj upholstered Baby Carriage*, Nvith heavy lined satin parasol and standard Star ^ear spring, the finest in the market, worth $12 and $14 for and $9.75. Special price. GIRLS in) 17 PATENT At r (AjTt I * S< GT SPRING 1/j rt r Agf j ii TRICYCLES V, rn ONLY 06,95 08.75 09.75 EFLIE STORE. SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT Hr ORK.kK> U am mi agent* Big pay. 'tes'ly No exjH*ri« u< *• u*f<ie<i. ! Men, and a um il j work **ntili free. No vxperutoe u«-*Hl*'i. J. Keo HNB W Mi rnky, tlnrwnau, Ko* heMter, N. I 0 I * »DD AK I Al • * , Patent I ta mc v ■*, rf! . J'h Oil, H ssJusekMi, D 1. , opp I ' lauuii of | Joe. Patent*. I areal* and ft»* Issues -sN iir***! ('rad* Marks regisWre*! All Pa tau I hamness I 1 wad utile*! for at* sir rate keen. in forma ti on, j Advice ami sfieciai references •cut on request. J 375 »Ni Is % ■•WTB can he male, it 4 m IX working tor as. Persow pre- f terre*! who an turnisli a horse aud giv»- their whole one to the hu»in«*". Nf>arem< mrn- < may be pf oiit-ably enpioyed al"*. A lew vacancies in t**sm» ' and noes. B. F. lUHNSON JA CO,, ant Main Sa, Kah«on.t, Va ak J 11 U | M I Cur lit) 11, cc I • cl S ll ST * , ifa ' remeut '-room ltoit--e;i tot to*' tire- - se*, coal and w<mm| house, bxnilwimr veranda Md vestibule, lark *t«M*y and storm-house, screen -bsirs and windows, sa-hew iud , • Hit.'ide blinds; band-ouieIv pt|«**r>d, n. wly ! painted inside sud out. water aud sink in I kitchen aud h dnnt for lawn. Lot >s»x irfrf, new sidewalks, fruit trees, garden ami li«»t i»sl i A liar gat ii. ROOMS TO RENT in lh* Mi-r> hants Hank Budding Inquire of rf Jacob;Wirt»er or Frank Mar flier** is no better place to buy Rone'S, St am roses weuping-roses, all kinils of fine ornamental plants, eoleua gurarieums, tom at* ie and cali-l»ao,*' plants, than V ANDKRMKl LEN S GREEN HOUSE Cor. Eagle an«l Seventh Ste. CARL SCHAUER Df^Y 'CjoODg AJSD CaF^PET^. 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The alert I got was:
FREE MSG: Chase Fraud-Did you use card ending xxxx for $xx.xx at INGLES MARKETS on 07/13? If YES reply 1, NO reply 2
In cybersecurity, getting these kinds of alerts is a pretty common kind of scam. Attackers will send out lots of these kinds of SMS and email and try to get you to verify your account, essentially tricking you into sharing sensitive information.
If you ever get one of these kinds of alerts, you should try to verify it independently. So I logged into my credit card account and saw that there were several purchases that morning. Looking up the name of the store, it appears to be a chain of grocery stores in North Carolina. Ok so definitely fraud.
So I responded with a "1" to the SMS message, and it said that Chase would call when a specialist is available, or call the number on the card.
There's a minor risk here with the first option, which is that getting a phone call from an unknown number doesn't mean that it's legitimate. In computer security, this is the mutual authentication problem, which is that while your credit card company can verify if it's you or not, you don't have any easy ways of verifying if it really is your credit card company calling you.
The safe thing to do here is the second option, which is to call the phone number on the back of the credit card.
Now, as someone who does research in cybersecurity, even all of this is not guaranteed. It's possible that a hacker could have intercepted my web browser request to Chase's web site, knew the last 4 digits of my credit card, knew my mobile phone number for SMS (SMS can be spoofed), and intercepted Chase's 1-800 number, but the combination of all of these is pretty low. Plus, if a hacker were skilled enough to do all of the above, they would chase after bigger fish than me.
So a new credit card is on the way, and the damage is limited, both for me and for Chase. I should also say good on Chase for having an excellent fraud detection department too. This is actually the first time Chase has warned me about possible fraud on my credit card, despite all of my travels around the world, and they got it right.


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She might lay more eggs. I just don't know. And every now and then we
see her sitting on her nest again...so I'm just letting nature take its
course this year. With the twins graduating, and the possibility of
moving up north about 85% right now...I just don't have the time to take
care of baby geese. If we DO move up north, I'm taking Lady
Chatsworth..and we are going to buy her a mate (domestic).
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I love the updates on Lady Chatsworth. I can just see her coming in from the
cold into the warm house during the winter when she needs attention! Could
she lay more eggs this year if her mate shows up? I thought the incubator
might have worked. Chicken eggs can sit out for at least a few days and
still be incubated.
I think the ducklings were adorable. We incubated ducklings in my classroom
one year. They were cute, but so much more work then chickens! And, they
grow 3x as fast!
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wikiHow to Learn to Use Window Light in Your Photography
Want to really 'get' how window light works in respect to your photography? Here is an exercise that will show you a great way to do it!
1Be sure you have a model. Your kids can sometimes be bribed and you might even have someone who wants a good picture taken of them!
2Make sure that the person is not going to get bored and want to leave after a couple of shots.
3Have a window to use. Your basic square window is the best for this exercise.
4Put your subject directly in front of the window.
5Have your subject turn about 45 degrees to face you. Look at how the light is showing on them. Note the gradual progressions from dark to light.
6Have your subject turn another 45 degrees (90 degrees) so that the sun is either on his left or right, completely. Note the harsher edge of the light.
7Have your subject turn their head towards the light. Keep his or her body in the same position.
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.Patience proves results.
I would specially agree with this advice as words repeated to a child,or even an adult becomes a self-fullfilling prophecy.
Therefore,positive and encouraging comments will gradually instill confidence in the child,which in turn serves as a motivation for him to understand and learn from his own mistakes.Unfortunately,the child may shut himself off and lose confidence if the adult keeps pressurizing and demoralising him negatively towards his efforts.
Demoralising and drilling phrases such as, "Why do you keep repeating the same careless mistakes over and over again??" or even "Why are you so careless" is an ineffective attempt of trying to reverse the child's mistakes.
Like adults,children will also need time to improve in his learning progress as methods and facts might be very new to him.Practise makes perfect and improvements come hand-in-hand with an encouraging and patient educator.
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TendersLounge necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 56 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
Papillon Preschool
Papillon is a preschool for children aged 0-5 years old.
if you can view this link <http://bit.ly/f8zWLy> you will see a sketch that lays out the concept. other info:
- more animated imagery, not a sketch or picture-type image
- more feminine hand than what's in the sketch
- caterpillar crawling on wrist of hand towards fingers
- smaller butterfly coming up from hand, increasing in size as butterflies get further away from hand (unlike in sketch)
- brighter colors for butterflies
- bolder font and brighter colors for name
- put name to left of logo image, not above and below as shown in sketch
- add tagline "They come to us as caterpillars and leave as butterflies"


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The latest attempt by shareholder activists Guinness Peat Group to break up De Vere, the hotels and leisure clubs company, is a wonderful example of how pressure from investors can keep management on its toes.
GPG, with a 10 per cent stake, is tabling proposals designed to extract cash from De Vere, formerly known as Greenalls, and chaired by Lord Daresbury.
The rebels want seats on the board, from where GPG's UK representatives, Blake Nixon and Mark Butcher, would demand that the company sell its hotels division, including the Belfry, set next to the golf course of the same name, which has staged the Ryder Cup. The proceeds would then be returned to shareholders.
Will it all work? Unlikely in the extreme. For the plan to be successful, GPG needs investors to sell it a further 25 per cent of the company. But Nixon is offering prospective buyers just 415p a share - below Friday's close of 425p. The stock price is telling us that the market expects GPG to fail to garner sufficient support.
But no one cares if the shares go up on the expectation that management will have to do even more to boost returns - which is precisely what has happened.
It was only three years ago that GPG failed to gain backing for a capital return and a demerger of De Vere's health and fitness operations from the hotels side. Investors decided to let management get on with it and, to their credit, they have made good progress.
But would Lord Daresbury and the team have done as well without GPG breathing down their necks? I doubt it. Now, new chief executive Carl Leaver, recruited from Whitbread, is under even more pressure to lift performance.
And if GPG achieves nothing less than a fat profit on their investment, that doesn't matter either - many other investors are also looking at big gains. This is what capitalism is all about.
Coleman working to put House of Fraser in order
To say that House of Fraser has had an uneven performance over the years is something of an understatement. But I refuse to indulge in the popular pastime of giving chief executive John Coleman a good kicking for failing to live up to City expectations.
Coleman has almost doubled the stock price over the past 18 months to over 100p, well up on the mooted 75p-a-share offer that retail entrepreneur Tom Hunter was willing to pay at the beginning of 2002. Profits are up 20 per cent, while four new stores, due to come on stream over the next 12 months, should have a major impact on performance in the next year or two.
When one remembers what Coleman inherited after he took over from Andrew Jennings, who was ousted in 1996, it is quite remarkable that HoF has come this far. In 1997, the company reported losses of more than £30 million following the Jennings era, which was peppered with profits warnings.
Of course, if you were starting from scratch today, you would never come up with a retailing idea called House of Fraser - too many of its shops make little or no money, and the brand still struggles to shed its middle-aged image. Much of what is on sale at HoF can be bought elsewhere - if the chain were to disappear overnight, few of us would notice.
But at least Coleman has wrung improvements, admittedly more from cost-cutting than from top-line sales growth, but improvements, nevertheless.
If a bid for HoF is in the offing - and the rumours never seem to go away - at least Coleman can negotiate from a position of growing strength. Given the circumstances, that's no mean achievement, and investors should carp less.
Capital Radio left feeling Heart-broken
Once upon a time, there was Capital Radio, and life was good. But then competitors began muscling into Capital's lucrative London market, and its fortunes began to wane. Now, star presenter Chris Tarrant is leaving, and the company is grappling with the reality that it has lost its slot as the capital's number one radio station to Chrysalis-owned Heart FM.
So next week's trading statement by Capital's chief executive, David Mansfield, will be read with interest. We all know that advertising is picking up, but how much of it is going to Capital in this ferociously competitive market?
Towards the end of last year, quarterly audience figures from research outfit Rajar showed that Capital's market share had fallen from 8.9 per cent to 7 per cent. Mansfield knows that he is facing testing times and has revamped management.
You can't blame him for feeling edgy: just as the competition is beginning to bite, Capital is faced with a period of transition as Tarrant prepares to leave, and 'cheeky chappy' Johnny Vaughan steps into his shoes. But we will not really know until the autumn how well Vaughan is doing, so buying Capital's shares at this point would be foolish.
As for the prospect of a juicy bid from a rich American media group such as Clear Channel, don't bank on it. Radio assets are widely viewed as overpriced, and with the dollar weak, this would be a daft time to expect a takeover from across the pond.