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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Thursday, Nay 12 1891.
Mrs. Garfield Is more comfortable to-day.
Secretary Window returned 10 The city this morning
Pie President haa recognized Albert Alexis lie Faiyre
as consnl- General OF France at Hew-York
Tie agent OF the Secret Service at Indianapolis teie
graphs to Chief Brooks that he has arrested William
Record for passing counterfeit $40 United states Treas
ury notes.
1t is reported that Senor Don Manuel NJ. dc zamaeona
Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipocntiary TO
the United States for Mexico contempates rendering
bis resignation.
General schoAed who arrived in the city last evening
Vhted Army headquarters to-day, and In company With
General Sherman paid ba roepects TO the Prcsoen
General SchOeld VIII sail fpm NewIoFk aoout tho lst
Of June for extended tour in EuroPe
dcputaton from The National Temperance Society,
headed by tho Rev. d. G. Bahoock, Of Philadelphia 70
day presented appcplto the President 10 60 define the
order OF ex.President Hayes forbiddng the sale OF
liquors Army forts aud posts 10 nave 10 Include
fermented as well as distilled liquOrs.
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EpLScoP4LIAYS EXERcISED.

BrFrNo. n. Y, May 1.-THE published
dispatch from Baltimore announcing that Dr. Nans
Bokcin Of this city had without ecceaslcal author
ty preached in the Presbyterian church ~ that cityf
has created quite furor among the Epscopanns here
Bishop Coke was called upon to-day, but DE was very
,luut to eypress h msef relative 20 thc matter 10
retfcd that the affair had been published lie had, no
said received a notification as 10 d. Van Bokelms
octions from the rector OF the church 40 Canionse'
is tatisfarfory The Recors notification wae merely
lcgaI step and one necessary 20 Doe made m he case;
rb. se viii doubtless Dee presented 10 he ieehrtcab
connc of the church. DR.. Van BokcAn u AZ preseni
visiting In The East He IS Rector of one Of the wealth..
rs and oldest Episcopal churches ia is cil4i ana s
..rl ,nranlln rateoInrd aud reapectod.
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which Il eouirary u chr qrsnsy Of Berlin aud - the
apQfeslsn of fic nsanifsstations IN favor 81


TIE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL REVIEW.
81. PEzERsBCR0, May 1a.-~Ti,c Czar. Czafina and
CSarcwiteh arrived here from Gatebina yesterday
morning and drove 10 the Annitchloa Palace Az
noon the Gar, in an open carriage. With Prince
AdleEbere sIrove through Great saaowa-st. to the
Champ dc Mars, tho Empress and the rest Of the
Imperial household foiloyiug in MOURNING car
riageA
The usual Cossack escort was dispensed With, but
a brilliant cohort Of mounted officers closely pre-
eeded and followed the carriages. Enormous crowds
Of people lined the Newsh Prospect and other
streets leading to the place whore tho review OF the
troops took place. The Gar took horse near the
place OF review and the Enpress took On open car
rage. They passed along five lines Of troops, fol-
representatives. The troops who numbered $4,000,
received the Gar with enthusiasm.
The public were not admitted to the review
grounds except by ticket and TO raised platforms
erected for the occasion. After the review their
Majestics lunched with Prince Oldeuburg. They
then yistel the Cathedral OF the Fortress and the
Votive Chapel on tho Catherine Canal. Crowds OF
people assembled along the route they traversed
and welcomed the Royal party cordially.
LONDON, May 12.-Tke 7Imess st. Petersburg dis
patch says:
The Cxars manifesto indicates clearly the direction his
internal policy viii take, and justiee the seepessiu
which has prevailed In regard to predicted reforms.
The attention OF the Government is turned
TO economical reform and y 70 the pregsing ne
cessities OF an Empire chiefly composed OF peasant
poverty and misery rcqufing Immediate relief. All talk
OF constitutional reform Ia absurd and misleading
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ADMITTED TO THE BiR.

PorGHREEpsrE, n. Y, May 12.-The follow
inenamed gentlemen to-day admitted % practice
at the bar OF the State OF Scwiork: William T. Eyes,
Charles Murray Androw d. Meuick. John II. Beatty,
Charles L. Guy Peter Mahony, Harold c. Cortis, Francis
T. McEr s, william J. Kelly, Andrew Wilson, Winston
H. Hagan, Augustus b. Darlington, Richard NJ Fleming
Robert l. stanton, ~ ". Meagher ". Lane ONoil, Et'
ward J. Bergen William c. Heppenhamer, Herman =
Kndch and ROlin y. Beers all Of Brooklyn. Charles =
berry OF Tomphnsye; Lot c. Aston, Gf West Brghs
tonj William McCauley, lr, OF stony Point Thornton
Williams OF Chappauua: Charles a. Platt and Abraham
\ Underhnl of sing Sing; Jesse j. Case, of Pcconc
William Downing and J. Edward Post OF P0ughkeepsie,
and Charles H. Young OF New Rochelle.
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pERsECITNG THE HEBREWS.
GREAT DESTRUCTION At KIErF- NUMEROUS Ar
RTsTs.


GREAT Destruction At KErF- NUMEROUS Ar
RTsTs.
VIENNA Nav 1.-THE Presse says that merchant
Of Icmbcre received q Telegram from Kiei to-day
stating that the whole Jewish quarter known as
podol has been burned. Tho damage Is estimated at
S9l OC0 900. Crowds of refugee Hebrews are cros-
ING the Austrian frontier at podauloezyska
ST PFrER-BUHG. May 12.-lo-dny's papers are full
Of accounts Of tho anti-IIcbrcw riots i'm tho south
and southwest. At Kiea troops are now stationed
in the streets One person was killed and eighteen
voundcd. There have been l,400 arrests. The
Municipal Council is dcliheming with closed doors
on measures 20 prevent further disturbances. The
chief rineleaders were strangers who came from the
north.
There was riot for two days at Bcr'sowka, IN
fine Government of Chcrson shops werc pilaeed
and three houses burned. There was a serious en-
counter between the peasants and the village
authorities 40 Victorowk, in the Government Of
Odessa. owing Go the authorities trying to recover
stolen property Troops were dispatched there from
Olrssa Near Jrurminla on Tuesday Hebrew
houses and shops were destroyed There arc similar
account. from many other places. Two SP'elai
trains of refugee llrhrews have arrived nl brIh-
chen A battalion of infantry was sent from ilIa--
pol ON Monday to suppress thc riots 40 Ananieu,
vher. An the houses of the jews have been de-
str0yed. ,,
Two committees have been formed OF Elizabeth
| rfad-One composed of Jews for ilir assistance ol
indi yidual sufferer, from thr Nl"''hr ol lu' 1lop
and thr other compo ed of Chu-tau- 90 relieve fam
ilic- Four hundred persons have been arrested h'
Bolta where proclamatiou- have been issued lnclt-
ing the Christian Inhabitants against the heorcNs'
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A QUESTION OF PATRONAGE.
Am. KELLooe's RIsoLUrIoN ~ rHE ~

MR.. KELLOOGs RkSOLOtlON IN Ahh nA''NAi..
WASHINGTON May 12.-Air. Kellogg QRep.
LAY called up his resolution calling upon the heads Of
the various executive departments for Information rea
tive TO the clerks and employees in their respective de
partments including information as TO the person or
persons ON whose recommendation such clerks en-
ployes were appointed.
Mr. Sherman Gsep, Ohio opposed the resolution IN
der the exang law. he said there was register mAde
up of all ocer and employees OF the Government which
was itself very expensive document II contained on
the fuforInaton called toK by the preeont fesout10n
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SUIT FOR JETT1SoSED CATTLE.

BALTIMORE, May 12.-In December last,
Nelson Norris Of Chicago shipped from this port on the
Spanish steamer Enrique number OF cattle for Liver
pool During the voyage the vessel encountered severe
gales and II is charged that 1876 head Of tho cattle we're
thrown overheard. subsequently Mr.. Morris hDeod the
Enrique bringing a suit 20 $4,000, the esti-
mated value Of the cattle lost Judge Morris, IN the
United States District Court, filed his opinion IN the
to-day. diminishing the ihc the BIZ Of adng signed
by the agent OF the shpper OF tho cattle having supu
lated that tho cattle 10 be carried the upper
deck and that the steamship owners should Dot be ~
epousibe loss that might arsa thFUufh fhe ctf
being waahed overheard OF jUttis0ncd.
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THROWING STONES ATTHE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, May 12.-lt is reported and believed
here that George c. Gorham, the Republican nomi-
nee for Secretary of the Senate and managing editor
Of The National Republican, Of this city wrote the
fye-colnmn attack upon President Garfield pub
lished in The Neo- York Herald Of yesterday Sena-
tor Conklng il is understood, instigaed the act and
furnished the material, and with his own hand re-
vised the matter before its publication This report
is credited in quarters where floating rumors usually
find little credence
On the other hand Republican Senator went to
Senator Conkling this afternoon and said that II
harmony was desired he had better stop throwing
stones at the President Senator Conkling said IN
reply that be had neither written, dictated nor tur
nshed single point in the article referred TO- ana
was in no wise responsible for IT.
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TIE srREET.cLEANNG STRIVE.

ALBANY May Ex-senator Robertson ap'
nonted this afternoon as the senate members Of the new
Conference Committee the Newlork street Cleaning
bills Senators strahau. Woolin and Bixoy The chair
man of the former Conference Committee. Senator Nc
10 serve but stated that he would cheer
lly supnort any bin that would apparently improve ihe
street caung ~ NcwNork He wa conN ln I'd, be SAID
that some biil on the subject ought 10 Doe passed
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A nnIrIsH LInERAL DEEM.

LONDON May 12.-At the election AZ hnaleSDDi :,
oueh to-day for member of Parliament 70 III tno
vacancy caused by the unseating OF slr honly m
N,ovscy-Tb Thompson. Mr. Collins, the Conservative
-a.didoto ,vas elected. receiving 374 votes. Mr.
CasLel the Liberal candidate, received 5d5 woes
Sir Henry Thompson was Liberal. Inc irlsh eiec-
tnrs voted for tho ConservatIye candluAle,
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~ RIu.GARIAN CRIsIs.

Iovpov, May IA dispatch to The S'aHdars
from Vienna saws: 1T is said that the dismissed
Bulgarian Prime Minister, Kardvelof viii be prose
cuted on the charge Of having withheld from Prince
Alexandsr important letters aud documents from
po,lip and ST. Petersburg. The Nef Free Press says
the Prince was dispeased by one, Of the Ministers
having aeitatod for union Of all ths bels4llsnS'
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CORNELL UMTERgTY AFFAIRS

ITHACA, n. Y, May 12.--Recent letters q
the President the Board Of Trustees from Andrew y.
White refer with great to the prospect Of his release
fron official duties at Berlin and the early resumption
IA lie worker Of his duties President of the Corne
University He will san about the middle Of Argass
and arrive early in September. Professor ha.ti ~
will sail IN July. He has made lafse Snd enr4oua
Fgyp OF value and interest for the museum 1is oI
aynnscrints for he library Professor Russell su00
aor kill aaou ba appQiufed
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


THE MEXICAN TELEGRAPH LINE.
LAREDO, Tex, May 1.-The Mexican telegraph
line a. completed 90 within twelve miles Of New laredo
COSIY ISLAND STEAMER LAUNCHED.
CHESTER PENN MAY l2.-lhc Sirius an iron
for io Iron Steamboat Company Of NewY0rk
launched today.
LOTTERY LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
SAN Francisco, May PA dispatch from Car
sn New says The Lottery BIN passed by tho Legsla
my FOR USE As AN ANATOMICAL SUBJECT
LOWELL Mass, MAY 12.-InvcstiRatiOn shows
tbn INC human remains found yesterday dausod vant
''''''- REGATTA AT Providence, RI
PROVIDENCE h. J., May l2.--In the May regatta
OF the Narranansc Boat Club this evening the senior single
scu again won by Isaac kirby The junior ~ J. v"
Moore aud double scul hy j. h AbOrn and IT, A. hhnJ'
PAY OF EMPLOYEES INCREASED.
BURLINGTON " j., May l2.-Ihe employees ~ the
pipe ounhry uf AndroW u. McNeal numbering about 10y
men have had their increased 10 cent on accouht Oh
tho houriahing condition Of business
SEA CAPTAIN TEMPORARILY INSANE
NEwPORT K l., May 1.-The brigantine le-
ds has lut here Captain Vespcr hhyng bad Hlrnae
aDopexy brain s afoctsd rendering him tcnpoihilV
insane -. ,,,,-, OF r, t,r,rrrre
prrral,I-RG Penn Nav 1.-The National BOLT
Nut and Washer Association met here to-day and reaii
me 1ricef Representatives were pf" nt huu hti
every city IA the United states who reot buainoss Bu "
ruling prices -
RECEIPTs OF GOLDFISH AT GLOUCESTER
GLOUCESTER Maas, May l2.-'Iha receipts OF cod-
any previous THIS year oomprsng y ties wss9VV w
Tofdf fron the Western banks 81 farca tahVvV poal
rom the oorgesi and fares $4,000 ponda fnom Ao Aiofe
gr0uDas. KVtAA lt'Ss0oo psaNA~
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rHr MlRQrls oF L0RNE rO RESIGN

81. PAUL, Mimi, May Pit is permitted to
publish from nu authentic and reliable source the
definite information that the Marquis Of Lorne has
communicated 20 the members ~ the Cana
ditn Government hts determination 70 retire
r M deci.ion ha. been reached after careful and
prolonged consultation with his father tue DUKE Oh AT
III, lrd frf,. ou both sides of the water. The plnc
:! ra.on which lcals 10 this determination IL
mo ft tnt hc Marquis does not nnd ND etaoho WIN
Inc Gladstone Ministry altogether harmohious'
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MARINE CASUALTIES.

LONDON, May 12-The British steamer
Mlnneso, from London for Boston, before reported
ashore al the month OF the Thames after having been In
colalon "a cut 10 the waters edge Bafgs are saving
her cargo.
THREE RIVERS. Quebec, May i2.-During the storm
last evening the weather being much overcast the
steamer Poynesian went 100 900 feet outside OF the
buoy aud rnn ashore opposite beclncou II Is ex-
nnoiellihal .nc will nont lO-dny WHOM llghlencd.
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scandal IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 70 East
Hampton Congregational Church has yotol 70 entertain
complaint against eH.Ileuenant Governor knight for
attentions paid 20 n not h- wife. Mr.. knight
who has gone West husncss trip, says be visited the
woman from Christian motives The date % the church
trial IL not yet fixed
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TIE EMIGRATIoN MOVEMENT.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Cunard Line steamer
AleppO sailed yesterday from Liverpool for New
York direct with 500 Scandinavian emigrants, aud
the Atlas, of tho same line, sailed for Boston with
about the same number. The Atlas win also take
200 more emigrants on board at Queenstown. The
Bothnia which win sail on Saturday, will take out
700 or 500 migrants and the Salnarla will aBo sail
from Liverpool on Saturday specially to take out
emigrants
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SMALLPOX IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, May 12.-Iwo moro g
- t-oD, smaIlnox occurred at the pesthonse
so,,tn Assms a~t night making ten since the breaking
out Of the disease Six persons were TAKEN \ S = asded
a,hr ss tbcy have smallpox. There are no nn 0aS@
here.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.

PARIS, May I'm. Wolff presided at to-
day. sitting OF the International Monetary Conferences,
NJ Magnln being absent. Ar. Dana Horton and VI Ger
uuschi smoke in favor of bl-metalsm.
The next sitting viii be held on Saturday.
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me sPANIsH ELECTIONS

MADRID, May l2.-lt is officially announced
that the recent municipal elections resulted In the return
Of 2sO70 candidates favorable TO the present Ministry
and B. s2A hostile thereto.
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cONDTNfHING TITT PUNL
KILLED FOR DISTURBING FISHERMEN

SPRINGFIELD. Ky, May l2.-Last evening
In the northern part ~ this county. The Mercer
County line, William Riley. age about twcnty-one year,
wac shot and killed hy Granville Hooper party Of six
men verc fishing when Riley aud two other young men
passed boy and threw several stones n the water For
tha offence Riley was killed by Hooper About twenty
shots were fired az the others. There mas De- some
palhang circumstance but uO such information has as
set reached this place.
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A sHTPWRECK REPORTED.

LONDON, May IA report was current at Tuam
Ireland to-day that an emigrant ship which left
Galway last week had sunk with all on board.
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rHE ELECrRIc RAILWAY sucCEssFrn.

BERLIN, May 12.-The electric railway TO LIGHTER
field, Prussia, was opened to-day. 1t was perfect
success number of prominent scientists and ofi-
cals were present.
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THE CASE OF JUDGE SANFORD.

ALBANY, Nay TT ne otIiHIt JUuIVIII3 V"III'
mittee BEGAN ng evidence in the proceedings Tor the
removal ~ Judge sanford. of NrwNork TINS evening.
Thn,as lioe.. Clerk ol tine superior Court and MOoy
LnlIs Mnrl NAnnlnld.
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CHICAGO. May l2.-Ihe hfty-seventh anni-
yerFary Of the Society Of American sunday school Union
was held In the presence of immense audience %
Central Music Hail tlus evening Addresses made
by the Rev John Hall Of New l0rf and by the Rev p
A. Noble. pastor Of tho Union Park Congregational
Church. Boa This city. Last year the Union established
according % the reports. l,i1j sunda}-schools. with
020j teachers aud j2i3s schuars II aided 1857 other
schools. with 1904 teachers nnd l51Ci8 scholars.
The collections icgatics etc, during 1880 amounted 10
Rsl .5Q5. md S10AOl Wnl cKplndnd In mInnnry N0ra
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CINCINNATI May l2.-l'rOtcSEOr W. l.. Dud-
lev delivered lecture here tonight before the Scientific
Section Of the Ohio Mechanics Institute n which he
made known the important discovery Of the process FOR
fusng and moulding iridium, metal which has hitherto
been considered practically incapable of being formed
into bars. John Holland, nf this city, who hn-
long used iridium for pointing gold pens, II the
discoVerer. The method consists in applying phos.
phorus when the is brought 90 white heat, and
afterHard eliminating the phosphorus by " lime
applied with great hoat The new metal has the ap-
pcHrance of steel but s much harder being next I'm
hardness to the ruby IL docs not rust and cannot DE
injured hy acids Professor Dudley stated that bar OF
t had been used with gmtffnF success n place ~ the
negative carbon, lu Tie electric light. ~ burned for
SIXTY without any oss iu weight amy pcrceptbo
ella ID
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FRAGMENTS or wEsreRy yEWs.


MIhpEh ~ TIN rf'DNp bf.ttiiEt.
MARYsyILLE, Ohio, May 1.-THE jury in
the case II the state Robert Garnc for the murlcr
OF the Scott family last winter, returned verdict Of
murder In the second degree tonight
IRON wORKING CAPITAL INCREASED
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE stockholders Of the
North Chicago Rolling MN Company to-day voted ~ in-
creaso s capital stock from siOOOOOO To o. 900 900.
aud 10 purchase the North Chicago steel Works iOs
g. 900 900, payable IN stock nt par.
CONDEMSING TitE PUBLIC sCHOOLA
CHICAGO, MAY 12.-Ihe Young Mems Roman
Catholic National Union to-day completed its labors.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted condemning the
public school system Of the United States and calling Ou
Roman CIthohct 10 contend FOR the separate education
OF their children.
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NrwpOnT H. H. Nav 1I.-Ih0 brlRnntine e
vantr OF Thonaston, Me- gm NewYofk bound 70 I'm; ~;
deS hae 1ut n here Captain Ncspcr hhYng had aruke W
sDoasyy Iiis brain afeced rendering him tnpofnlJ
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prrTgIuHG Ienn., May IZ.-Ihb NHlpnaI IlvItI
mt and Washer Association met hero to-day and roanfm,
me old vrices Representatives were pe int ttuin ne
svsry cy in United sioto who report buanosa Booa -
Min
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kMAJ0RrFY OF ONE INExEcCrIvE SESSION IN FAVOR
or ms BECOMING JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
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Providence. X. J., May l2.--ln the May regatta
Of The Narraraneett Boat Club this evening the senior single
sculI again by Isaac Kirby, the junior W J. W.
Moore aud the double scu by j. 81 AbOrn and H. A. krny
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-23
HUMOROUS.

Always goes around with q long
face-An alligator. - Ydl0cob Strauss.
-Journeymcn tailors at work on
custom trousers are like jilted women
sewing for breeches OF promise. -
Boston Commercial bulletin.
"A writer SAYS; 1.-The brave are
always tender" What acowardly bird
the average spring chicken must be-
Modern drgo.
An article IN an exchange is head
ed "Men's Wives" There are so many
boys getting married nowadays, that
such distinctions necessary. - Norris
tOwn Herdd.
Boys PLAYING base ball on Sundays
in Kentucky have been struck By light
ming; but this interpOsition of Provi-
denee cannot always be relied upon. -
A. o. RicaVuHe
"A New York paper SAYS that in that
city crying at weddings has gone out OF
fashion. In Chicago The father of the
bride does the crying when he comes 10
settle the bills. IN y. Graphic.
Fashion item; (which had you
rather be, twinkling star in the heay.
ems or comet that with its broad train
OF fire sweeps in majestic course through
unknown spaceP' % should prefer by
all means to wear train,n said she,
"but not in unknown space. 1t would
never be described in the newspapers
"A gentleman calling on farmer
observed: Mr.. Jones. your clock is
not quite right, is it9' "Well, you
see, sir, said Mr. Jones, "nobody
don't understand much about that clock
but me. When the hands OF that clock
stand at twelve, then il strikes two, and
then l know 1t is twenty minutes OF
seven. "--BOstoH Globe,
--Dr. Loring, the new Commissioner
OF Agriculture, is the son OF a clergy.
man who lived at North Andover,
Mass The story Is told that he and
his brother were gaunt boys. Their
father sent them one day to an adjacent
caltle-show with some very fat hogs 70
exhibit The boys were rather proud
OF the many compliments paid TO the
hogs. until farmer came along and
said TO an acquainlance' Mighty nice
hogs these OF Parson Loring's, but why
dln' he give his boys more 10 cat and
Lis hogs less