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Artemus Ward had great longing to
come to London and give his lecture at Egypt
Ian Hall. That longing was destined to be
gratifed; but it was the last. He thought 'The
Mormons" would do very well, and it did. He
knew his lungs were affected. and he knew he
must die; but he did not quite know how soon.
He came here in 1867. He was soon unable to
continue his entertainment. Gin the fight be-
tween youth and death, writes his friend Robert
son, death was to conquer" His doctor sent
him to Jersey; but the sea breezes did him no
good: He wrote, genial and sympathetic to the
end that his lonliness weighed on him." He
tried to get back to town, but only got az far as
southampton: there many friends went down
tr0m London to see the last Of him-two at
time. Kingston never left him, and the consul
OF the United States was full OF the kindliest at
tentiOns A wealthy American had offered the
Prince OF Wales handsome American-built
yacht. ut seems old fellow, !" said poor Arte.
mus, as he made his last joke to Kingston, who
sat by him-s'it seems the fashion for every one
20 present the Prince OF Wales with something
think shall leave him my panorama" His
cheerfulness seldom left him, except when he
thought of his old mother, and then he would
grow terribly sad. But the end was at hand.
Cnaries Browne, writes his friend Robertson
In modest but feeling terms. .sdied beloved and
regretted by all who knew him, and when he
drew his last breath there passed away the
spirit OF . true gentleman. - Good W0,sls
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Oscar Wilde In Missouri.

Behold in me man perceptively esthetical,
In whom the lily and the sunfiower beautifully
blend;
less emetcal,
lapses into poetry, 1 does it as friend.
soar in wild delirium OF real trsnscendentality,
Well favored with the Fiorentine and BOtti-
cellian,
represent the principles of meaningless totality,
an utter man.
Nay, do not mock my yearnings. sweet, and turn
with manner skeptical,
1t is refined abstraction, and is not throe dyspep-
Which bids me Gull the lily and impart its bloom
to you.
tread the mystic path of those who form the
inner SOc1um,
TRANSPORTED by heart hunger as the funda-
mental law;
Recumbent on the messy bank 1 seek poetic
Otium,
And listen to the smashing Of the mad and
sWhirltng Kaw.
Grasp, ere it be too late, fair maid, these ftful
bursts ecstatical,
Draw nearer to the sisterhood. the fleshy modes
resign;
That you may wear the Grecian robe the sweet
And no oMort em 6Dsa roGaa vow ,,,zos
mine.
But If in these malarious haunts you meet with
Forgetting for the esthete and his unkissed kiss
Fair lily of the Raw and the immediate vicinity,
Life will be hollow, hollow, to your crushed old
valentine. kansas city Times
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QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT RoNps.

Jim Elliott, the priZe-fighter, has issued q chal-
leng Offering John /. Sullivan $500 Ii he will spar
four rounds with him. and $500 more IL he knocks
him out of time.
1he match between the Massachusetts, Rife as
ISOLATION, or the Walnut Hill Range, and the Rod
ana Gun club. OF Springfield, was Shot at WOrceS-
ter yesterday, and resulted in victory for the
former by IL score OF 1,217 to 1,130
The first regular meeting OF the Mexican Jockey
cub was held in the City OF Mexico on Sund w
President Gonzales, the cabinet ministers and the
diplomatic corps were present Five successful
races were run Or premiums OF from 800 to 81 500
MT r. LorillardS brown colt Gerald, which has
hitherto been the favorte in the betting OF to I
against him In the rare for the two thousand
guineas stakes, which VIII come off at the New
Market, England, first spring meeting on WedneS-
day next, has relapsed to to offered. Count r.
De La Oranges Chestnut colt Executor, Is now the
laVorte In that race at to against him. For the
Derby stakes, which will come off at the EPSON
summer meeting on the 9th OF May, Gerald has
elapsed In the betting from 10 to against him to
% tO1.
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from froude'b LIE OF Carlyle.
Carlyle told mo story Of these two horses,
illustrative Of the sense OF humor In animals. I
cannot date 1t either by day or year, and there
fore give it In note. They had vicious old
sow, who was the tyrant and the terror Of the
farmyard. One day Carlyle was smoking his
pipe outside his front door, when he heard
shrieks of rage and agony combined from the
back Of the house. He went around to see
what was the matter. A deep drain had been
opened across the yard the bottom of which
was stiff clay. Into this by some unlucky curl
osity the SOW had been tempted to descend,
and being there found difficulty in getting
out. The horses were loose. The pony saw
the oppOrtunity--the SOW was struggling to ex-
tricate herself. The pony stood over her. and
at each effort cuffed her back again with o
stroke of the fore hoof. The SOW was scream
ing more from fury than pain. Larry Cthe
horse) stood BY watching the performance and
smiling approval, nodding his head every time
that the beast was knocked back into the clay,
with Gas Carlyle declared) the most obvious and
exquisite perception of the nature of the situa-
ton.
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CIGARETTEs AND PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN
There is so much cigarette smoking among the
pupils OF the Brooklyn schools that the committees
upon teachers and health will shortly begin the
consideration OF some means OF stopping It j. Y.
Cuyler, an ex-member OF the board OF education,
in a communication sent to the board and referred
to the committees named above, that there is a
great Increase In the OF tobacco in the form OF
cheap cigars and cigarettes, made up OF vitiated,
adulterated and refuse tobacco. Much Of this
smoking is done clandeStinely.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Capitol NOepS

The senate this afternoon took up the House
Chinese bill, the first question being on concur
rene IN The numerous amendments reported by
the foreign relations committee.
THERE WAS LAUGH IN THE SENATE
this afternoon by slight slip OF the tongue OF
President pro TEN Davis. Ii was agreed that the
japanese Indemnity fund bill should 90 over with.
out pEejuiice, and Mr. Davis said 10 the secretary
shat goes over; call the next case" Memories ~
past judicial experience were evidently confront
Ing his mind just then
haERIAGR LICENSES have been granted To Tnos
NJ johnson and Sarah T. Ttlley; John H. johnson
anS Sailie Fox; Moses II. Sutherland and r.
Blanche farrar both Of Richmond; Charles III
Fitch, OF Sante Fe, n. NJ, ana Mary G. Stevens:
Richard H. Young and Mary A. Walsh; William
Calvert and Hattie Brooks; jefferson Tyler and
Susan Walker.
TELEGRAPH POLES TO BIZ EKEcrED-The Commits
slonefs To-Day granted permission to George c.
MAY naru 10 erect a Ene OF telegraph poles along
the north side OF street north from 49, 81 reel
west, 10 9th street west
ACCIDENT TO HERBIc COACH PASSENGER This
morning about O'Clock as one OF the Herdic
coaches was passing up Pennsylvania ayeDue a
60 10 afght from It. But In doing so the braid OF
ner skirt caught in nan driven into the floor to
Keep the door back, and the driver started his
noise anu the lady was thrown To the pavement
sna dragyed some distance, but for the timely aid
OF two gentlemen In the coach she might have
been severely hurt
COL THOMAS =. BARK, judge advocate u. g A.
was to-day admitted to practice before the II. 8
supreme Court, on motion OF Attorney Genera,
Brewster, and appeared as counsel In The Mason
case. 0AA
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Labor and Strike Notes.

Five Church OF England clergymen addressed
meeting OF the striking carpenters at Toronto,
Ont, yesterday, Offering their service as media
tors.
The pressmen OF John Scott, in New York, have
Deen granted an increase OF fifty cents night.
They had been receiving from $1.75 to $2.5O for
thirteen hours work
After being idle three weeks Farnums wooden
mill, at NOrr1StOWn, Pa, was started again yes
terday morning, the hands submitting to a reduc-
ton OF ten per cent.
About five hundred plumbers In New York struck
yesterday for an Increase OF fifty cents day
IWenty-one shops have acceded to the demand
and thirty refuse.
The one hundred mschini5ts in the carpet fac
tory or T. s. Higgins & Co., New York, have re-
turned 70 work ut 81 As per day, the Old rates.
stopped work Yesterday and asked for an Increase
81 wages from 81, which the greater part OF them
nave been receiving, to s. a day.
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RAILROADS.

THE s fEsHsr EEsf ss Rog s5ErHvrsr
STEEL F fSfdr sas5aSR !ss isss
For nsSu sTs .D aF p Sasa
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and p I'M Matt :asn EI pasS Sass %
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For CanandaiguA Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara 9sop.
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For " iiiismspoT. Lock haven and Elmir, as.u I.
For ses 9St ' .Ss shs 500 m 1880 n
80 Sso and 1920 p r; n On sunday y l:so ESQ
Cars aay e1asps s0n a1'lm.n Par
For srOOeyn N shFSnsh trains connect :. ss:
direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding doubs
ro~ b tsrT 1aScn across New York City an "a,
% g : On s l0sS Sc
For B siilS svos s.s s RSS 1880 .ua So
IS $50 a. sm s'Y Ys aeo $40 z 70 90
ForPopes Creek Line $40 An and A:4o pm. daily
For Annapolis S.S an and $40 p m. daily. erosps
tSR EBERTf HsS #sssis aH
For 800 and 1 y 90 and On q sand.,
ror fstSSo go y ; 10 and Il 2s M and 500 m
Trains leave AIexsndria for WashinFton 500. sos,
sss and io snS oo so sO sn 1SS .1a
s:05. 8 :53 and 10 90 a. m. (; ! 90 and 20 pm
Tickets and information at the office northeast
a
gage to destination from hotels and residences.
General PASSENGER Agent.
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A MARRIED WOMAN's ELoPEMENT WITH Boy
The departure OF Mrs. Jennie Dixon, with John
Curtis IL years OF age, furnishes st. Louis with a
social sensation The elOpement only became
John Is the son OF the principal bucket shop
keeper on the lower floor OF the Chamber OF Com
who Is commercial traveller In the employment
OF the L0riliards OF New York Before her mar
rtage she was Miss Jennie Ladd,a belle In this cty
She has three little children, to whom she babe
good-by In the presence OF her servants while the
boy was waiting for her at the door. Detective,
are following the fugItiveS
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PRINCE PRIsDARG, special envoy OF the King or
siam 70 execute new treaties With the western
powers, Is now In London, ana Is expected In thiS
country about the ist or June. -
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FAVORABLE CROP REPORTs--The Chicago TJi-
on 'e says tnat crop reports given yesterday morn
Ing from large number OF localities in the west
present an almost uniformly gratifying and favor
able showing. In the spring wheat regtons.-Mn-
seeding has begun, and is being pushed forward
as actively as the weather will permit In Kansas
an encouraging outlook Is reported; and those
from points in Illinois Indicate that no very Seri-
Gus injury to winter wheat has resulted from the
recent IrOSta 49,
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In the court OF appeals at Louisville last rr,Aav
u was decided that an atheSist cannOt ~ n.
pr:yed OF the right 70 testify, and a. 70 crednifv
sAahas On the same footing with other WitneaaGS
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The sir. In New York This Morning.
WALL street To-Day.

NEW YeRk. April 25.-The P.sts financial article
says:-At the STOCK Exchange the U. y. bonds
the 0th'T Issues being unchanged. Southern state
Donds ara y II per cent higher, the latter, LOUISE
Railroad oohiS are n l2'i per cent higher The lat
Ter. Cnes. and Ohio currency skies, to i5I. Fort
Wayne is are Up g per cent, to ls7, tbs class OF
choice securities being In demand. The net
result of the 6uctuatiOnS in the stock
market Is an ady.nca OF 1sl7s per cent
IL the active list led b. Jersey Central which adj
vanced from 671l 10 S9H, but is 68's as we write.
IL Is now tOlerabiy clear taat the leaG- bars OF
the last few weeks have s nee SATURDAY morning,
been covering their short siIes and &c is estimated
that they have aireasiy bought IN lron 10000 to
$50 coo shares OF various stocks IL Is not believed
Noticed that several OF the Leading stocks
which were strongest yesterday are lower to-day,
are sti strong Can loans to-day are Sa4 per cent
on stocks and 2i3 on US bonds Time loans and
prime mercantile paper are unchanged. The mar
ket for foreign exchange IS quiet, but firm.
General Foreign News.
DILLON TO BE RELEASED.
LONDON, April ga dispatch to the Press Asso-
John Dillon viii be Internationally released froin
prison in q few days.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. April 25.,virssinia ss co1sols. esa;
Do ssr : bid G so Sy. due coupons 90
u s. Flour Ag aS9 S9a Msss
so9theTn steady end firm; western Grmerzsouthern
Etti, I--oaIf9 90 3lHftr, I1U1iS5. No. = western
winter re spot i.43sa1. 43li April. AZ 9a1 43: May
liza bld; June. i3al AZ; July. 1. 51a1- 25s4;
August i2l4a1-23s. Germ southern easier and dull:
western strong-southern white. Or yellow. 6]%ass
western mixed, spot, 81 = bid: May. Sj@4 bid; june
S3i9aS3at July. S3as4 August, salI lid Oats quiet
and Iowsrsoutbern 55a58; western white. 56a5s; do
mixed 34aa5; Pennsy yana. 56a5s. Rye dull and
1nally 93al o. H2y stesdy-prine to choice PenIsyl
vana end Maryland. Is. Goals 90. Provisions firm ana
without change Butter sseady-western packed. ia
30 ro. lsa6 Eggs steady. II. Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee qnie-Rio cars'es. ordinary to fair. sea94.
SUGAR quie-A soft, To- refined quiet. 1Sal94.
Whisky 6rn. 221<sl: 3D. Treights to Liverpool per
steamer dull and UNCHANGED: Receipts-four 3. S96
barrels wheat 25, 3O6 bushels: corn, g. 153 bushels:
oats. .. f59 bushels: rye, none. Shipments wheat.
none corn 067 bushels Saies-wheat 275, 5il bshes;
corn. i55. eos bushels
NEW YORK, April 25.-Stocks fairly active. Money,
B. ExclaTgc-long. 1857 do. short 4S9 State bonds
moderately active and strong. Governments irregular.
Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK, April 25--Four quiet and steady.
Wheat rn end quiet and &as cent higher fairly
active snd SaS cent better. Pork firm. l7.25slS 10.
LONDON. April 25 1890 p m.-Atlantic and Great
Western first mortgage trustees certificates, 49,.
Erie. g. do. seconds 9G1s New York Central, Isl.
Atlantic and Crest Western second mortgage trustees
cernhcates l6 Illinois Central. 1897. Reading, 29k.
Ontario and Western. 2614.
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AUSTRALIAN WEATHER.-The people Of Australia
were, at last accounts, undergoing one OF those
vistitionS OF heat and drought that with some
No rain had fallen for several moDths and the
consequences threatened to lie most disastrous
unless speedily ayerted by heavy rainfall So
nigh temperature as 1A In the shade had been
reached In the districts distant from the sea- The
crops generally will be below an average, though
here ana there quite ample from sufficient rains.
In Queensland, the northeastern region. drouuht
had been succeeded by heavy rains and floods: In
one instance two thousand sheep were drowned by
IreShet. The ordinary predictions as to weather
IN that vast country had failed OF verifcaton
Instead Of being a wet year 1t has been nearly
everywhere very dry one
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RECEIVING ONLY ONE BALLOT, But ELECTED
James Chapman, lawyer OF Jersey City, received
nOtlce yesterday that he had been elected Justice
OF the peace from the second district although he
md received only one vote. few days before
the recent Charter election Chapman learned that
John Gilligan, who had been elected to the Office
In 1881, had failed to qualify, and that in conse-
quence there was vacancy. On election day
chapman had two hundred ballots printed and
announced himself as candidate. When the bal
lots were counted In the evening his name ap-
peared upon one Of them Only.--Net1 York sun
tO-lfIlL
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The CONVENIENT METHOD prescribed for clean
Ing brasS, and in use at all the United States ar
sehts, ls Claimed To DC the best In the world The
pan IS 10 make mixture OF one part common
nltric acid ana one-half part sulphurtc acid in a
stone jar, having also ready pail OF fresh water
and Oox OF sawdust. The articles 20 he treated
are dipped into the acid. then removed into the
mediately changes them to a brilliant color T,
the brass has become greasy it is first dipped in a
strong solution of potash ar soda In warm water
This cuts the grease, so that the acid has free
power to act
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--latest KILOGRAMS to The StaP.
pe,redasiens sv tn. s;eux.

SIq,yx CITY. Iowa. April E.-News comes nom
ChataOcFfaiD that a iul tFlin belonging to a
freighter while on the wy from De3iwooi 10
Chamberlain, was stGn;oeied by Sioux Indians
and 10 head OF cattle Aiiirsi with arrows This Is
the most important depreciation committed by the
Sioux fn1ians for some years
The Fire in New York This Morning.
NEw YORK ApriI l5-Alrn were busy to-day in the
cellars Of Nos 3f3 and 39t West street, and Of
Blk9r & VIII ans bOnied warehouses at Nos SOC
To SO WaShngt ton street, DUInpins. out the water
used by tie n icIDen early this morning 10 extin-
guiSh the IRE there. ne six floors 81 3l3 West
street were gUttet and all tia contents destroyed.
MI Flint estimates hi, loss 1t a much lower ugurc
than published III Tn morning papers He plts IL
at $50 ts at she most 80 90. upon phcfi there
Is an Insurance OF $4,000. The bull Is the
properly NJ hrS- r. Lon, and IS damaged 500
No. s5 " est street il ryei by George. W. san Ori
and Is damaged 5000; both are insured. The to-
tai dam 2es outside o. Tie losses O; Nj Flint aud
the 0wn d the builGiC-s does not exceed OO0
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The BUFFALO BANK FAnURK-R. Porter Lee
late president OF the defunct First National bank
OF Buffalo, N Y, and Herman j. HAIL. the young
anu irresponsible speculatOr, who borrowed
$4,000 from the bank $40 600 worth OF security
were last night arrested on the Complaint al
ROBERT d. stevens, prominent attorney of
~ Bu IL who procured draft Of the bank for
Sno,sn a to as Hngea, Sne banks insolvency was
taken before United States Commissioner ScrnCos
and were remanded to the custody OF the Sheriff
ELECTRICITY FROM THE OCEANS WAvEs-Enei-
neers have been examining the ends OF the Coney
Island piers, with view OF trying the experiment
OF having the electricity for the lights inon the
piers generated by the action OF the waves ,,non
an apparatus devised for the purpose y. Sun
SOLEMN WARNING.-In the course OF a CONVEX
Sation with newspaper reporter on the subject OF
MS terrible career the late Luther B. TAYLOR
hanged last Friday at Corning, Ark. for the muir
DER OF Riley Black, confessed that the sdime noyeln
curse was principal excitant and stimulus 10 his
crimes crimes, Faneying himself 2 hero as great or
greater than any OF the fictitious perSona0eS that
swarmed and hectored In the yellow covered abOm.
inauons that got into his hands, he became a
Dioodthirsty outlaw whilst yet In hts teens and
found himself, IKE the tiger, unable to relish any
human blood -
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FR0sTS IN THE FRUIT REGION.-Heavy frosts were
reported yesterday morning from points on the
peninsula down as far as POcOmoke City The
temperature went down to 30 degrees on Sunday
night, but the dispatches generally Indicate that
no serious damage has been done to the Deaches
salisbury and FELTON,, however, report that the
StraWberrie5 are killed, and that peaches are much
endangered!-R0lt american
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SMALLP0x.-A semi-pan has prevailed at Joliet.
H., since Friday last because or the rapid spread
OF the smallpox, which was brought from Chicago
ana, throue the 1mpru1ence OF the family, given
10 numerous others. Twenty-Seven cases have
been reported already land vigorous measures have
been taken TO check the disease
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe Willie
Io-day, Emily SOuder, assault with intent tn
XII: rot guilty. George Immich, do; guilty
Aita Boston, larceny; personal recog nizunce CT.
rus DIVER, assault with intent TO kill recogni-
EQUITY CoURT-y,ofoe H6ouer,
Foreman agt Foreman: Testimony in Iowa or
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testimony ordered taken. Crtfrfth ART Crffyfh.
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CIRCUIT CorRT-.y,idge MacArtAur
Io.day, DUNN agt Collins; verdict for piaInttn
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Cohen ngt. Cohens executor; on hearing.
The cosored people ut q meeting I'm g,itfn,o-a
last night organized order OF Regulators n se
cure Tor themselves grcater advantages Iesraily
morally. financially, socially and politically
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