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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
THE FOUNDED M0LLIE MCGUIRE.

UYIoSTowN, Penn, March 22.-John Kane,
The Mobile Magulre shot by superintendent Keighley,
Of the Youngstown Coke Works. yesterday evening,
f. st alive, though cannot survive much longer He
has four 3scaibre balls in his body, two Of them in the
abdomen and two I'm the breast being in the right
lung He persists that h. did not intend 10 harm Keg
lev. No pi t0 was found on his person. Buck Colus,
Eanes M0lie Magnire companion, Is now uoder arrest
Lie snYs ne Will XII kelghllY.
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THREE STUDENTS ARRESTED FOR Arson

CINCINNATI, March pa special to The
C,yaereiai-Gasene from Crawf0rdsville Ind, says:
Last night at midnight three boys all under sixteen
years OF age wabash College, were arrested
for setting IRE 10 south hall Of the college Sunday
night They confessed the and also said that they
had broken into store I'm the city within the last six
weeks and had fire. They were all admitted to
hail -, 900 each"
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A certain eminent temperance LECTURER was

A certain eminent temperance lecturer was
setting forth q most awful p0rtraitnre OF old King
Alcohol when muzzy looking brother in
OF the hall and observed; "Ilike ask the genPmn
Speaker "by all Incans5 II wish 4 Inquire Of the
gen1m'n he's ever been tight" Thank heaven no"
was the feryent response; this brain has never been
muddled with the accursed thing" Once more the
muzzy spoke "Then don't the gen1m'n seem 70
great rmiarty bout entire stranger, g long 8
he haint been ntroducedP
At the cafe: "Waiter, take away this soup!
it's cold as ce" "Ob, you must be mistaken, sirl l
tasted il bringing It, and it's and hot, srv
'Tasted itr "0h. no, sir Beg pardon sir, wouldn't
think of doing such thing sir only just put my finger
into 10, sir!"
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in seeing this miracle for il is not easy TO things
this world But persevere and you will be rewarded
Remember the Ice must be clear, you must look down
through what its upper surface as 1t froze-other
wise you will have the stars edgewise and you must
only allow the sunbeam barely TO begin the
process Of melting You may IL you have hut one glass
use It first for burning glass and then to inspect tho
ce power OF two three diameters viii do, though
little higher power reveals all the more beauty.
Cuyafoga Falls, ohio, Feb. 8, 1888. L. r. SILL.
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Nafice.

To A. Oakley HALL. and Others whom Il may concern;
Please 10 that hold jud yment amounting to
S5 % against Joseph art and Louis Post owners and
holders shares OF the stock Of the Local Publish
which publ the called Truth"
said Judgment lien against said stock so held by
transfer Of such stoox 10 the said
Oakley Hall others viii DO contested IN the courts And
claim 10 by transfer from charles A.
the Eclectic Publishing Company
which publishes the paper known as the Dramatic Sews
Journal and tlat shall contest transfer
such stock pending litigation WM r. q. sHANkS.
Piles Permanently Eradicated
in without knife ngature or clustlc send Tor
containing reerences DE uOYT 80 West 2lth ST.
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An IMPORTANT FITNESS MISSING.

NEw-IIAvEN, Conn. March 22.-Nlary Cana
van the principal witness the criminal malpractice
cases against Dr. T. l. X. Thompson, Mrs. Ellen Glen
ents and Mrs. Emma Van Epps, az Har ford. has
yserously disappeared, and II not found by saturday
II 4, sUpposed, the cases will have 10 DO nOeprosscd.
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MARRIED.

CRITTEN DEN-NARAMORE-At Hotel Everett by tho
Rev J. A. Bengless chaplain u. s. Navy. George villa
Crttenden NORTHAMPTON Mass TO Efrida Marguerite,
only daughter Of c. H. Naramore esq, OF New-Yofk.
Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed NTH FIJI
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23

ARRIyALoF THREE STEAMERs.-Tbe steamers Otranfo.
from Hull Bermuda, from Trinidad aud West Indian
ports aud Antias from st. AIMS Bay. Jamaica, and
Port Antonio with merchandise aud passengers arrived
at this port early this morning.
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going out to meet her ct st. Johns On her arrival at
the station she will escorted to the hotel py torch
light PROCESSION of sn0wshoers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 23-1 a. m.-Ihe genera
movement in the barometer during the clear ana fair
weather OF Yesterday was downward The temperature
ranged between ITO and 34o the average (26is being
1879 lower the corresponding day last year. ana
So higher than on Wednesday $1,000
ing condness and chances OF light ran may be expected
mi ity nd vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-23
KAISER WlLHELMS BIRTHDAY.

A dinner was given last night by the German
Club At No 10 West Twenty fourhst in honor OF Kaiser
Wilhelm's birthday. Frederick MoN, piesi
dent Of tho club. presided The guest OF
the evening was the Baron Won Eisendeohef'
the newly appointed German Minister at Washington
Among the others who were present were COMMANDER
Menslng, naval attache OF the German Legation AZ
u,ah,no,or Ludwig Raschdam the German Consul in
tbis CITY OK. Governor Solomon, William seinway r.
Kuehne Philip BsseDger. Louis Waeuen ana oevIgo a.
Emperor ard one guest OF tue evening NatrnAi
songs were sung and orchestra played popular airs
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The latest Whisterlan criticism: WhisteTian
enfhusiast"And how did you like the whistler e1lpl-
ton I" Fair crc-"Ob, i was chhrmea. ane vans vans,
shn nrnerommes the fiirniture-everythng was quite
TOO lovely. All in yellow and white, you, Kn2 Fs;r
critic"-.Ine etchingsf IL don't remember seeing
them lD-lE nnuy Folks.
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Ready This Morning.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Smoke "Retween the Acts.

Price In Wrappers (ready mlling five per copy.
One COPY hve copies. Sli copies and
extra SO Postage all free 20 the subscribed
THE TRIBUNE. Ne~York.
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Post Once Notica

Foreign mails week ending March "a viii close at this
Office as follows;
FRIDAY-At $50 p for Newfoundland and ST. Pierre
ATiIkDSY-AtS a ~ for Scotland direct per IS. Bolivia
via GLASGOW at IA m for German Xc, per IS Hhen,
and Bremen eiters Tor Great Britain
and other european countries must De directed per
at ~ Ia. Tor Europe os. city OF Boiiln. ia
Queenstown | m. for the MiDdward Islands per
Cypnrenes AZ 1880 for CUBA and Porto Rico S.
Niagara liza, ana al for Belgium dgoct rs.
Switzerland via Antwerp.
SUNDAiAt 1880 y. ~ ff uonduraS ana Livingston. per
IS Wanderer via New-Orleans.
Malls CHINA and Japan IS City Of Pekng via san
close March -, al Mails FOR Australia
New Zealand sandwich and F Islands pee city sgd
Fran i5cO close March 81, at \.
HENRY q. PEA RSQN Postmaster.
Pos. 0lice NewYork. y. Y, March IL 1888.
sThe schedule Of olosMgof anspacac mails Is arragcon
bres OF their uninterrupted overland tan, 90
san Francisco Malls from tho East arriving on is 40 st
francisco the ay OF sailing Of steamers are uspachee
. taelCo Tie salao Gay.
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ALL IUBACIO QUANTITIES.
The Between the Acts the only Tobacco Cigar
cites ever the public All physicians recommend
them IN preference those made with paper wrapper
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

e dss. tsromsttesl y.risiion' ths s,y ~
bleeding midnh Irregular white line represents he oseaon
those hour The tlokn or dotted noe
* Ssnons smpsaufe Indicated b. the thsnaomeef Had
lat Pharmacy, 7s Broadway.
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THE CONFLICT IN NEwBURG.

and William Sheenan, of Lake Station, was de-
tecteI in the same Get last Tuesday.
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IRRITATING no WELCOME NINE. ALBANL

MONTREAL, March PA grand reception
wiz gyea to Abapi here the MAYOR and Corporation
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The society Instruction in First Aid TO the Injured
Pay Ladies' will meet atthe office Of the society,"
No East l4th.st. Wednesday March % at2;5O D. m A
PAY Class for Gentlemen Thursday, April 8, at p
NJ East 18th ST. AS viii probably b. the last Pay
Glasses this II Is desired that all who wash 70
attend should send their applications 70 the Office.
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Religions Notices.
Church fthe Holy Trinity,

Church OF the Holy Trinity,
MaiisOn-zve. and 42d-sL
The Rev. WILBUR K. Watkins, ID. D., Rector.
Sci vices Good Friday az II a. IN and 2 m
Evening confirmation by the Bishop OF t1e Dlocese
Cinrch Of Sfthst and Mad the
Rev ARTHUR BROOKS Rector. service on GOOD fIinaJ
al IL and p. All persons are cordially ingted
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Gperial Notices.

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
OUT TO. DAY in Clear Bold Handsome Type.
SEASIDE LIBRARY NO. 1903.
SWEET INISFAIL. ROMANCE.
by Richard DawlIng Price 20 cents.
Also. No. 1862.
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farmers to begin shipments again. No milk has
been offered here to-day. At Hampton, four miles
beyond here, the brakeman on the milk car was
sworn in as Deputy Sheriff, and
under his protection sighX cans Of milk We're U,I
Vile sixteen miles beyond here, and they allowed
100 cans 10 shipped Shipments by barges from
Newburg have been small on account OF the vigi-
lance of splitting committees, Otherwise the en-
barge appears TO be firm and there are no tidings
of violent collisions between the opposing parties.
sPIIIING COMMITTEES STILL AT WORK.
good deal Of milk is being emptled on the
gppund by splitting committees ali along tho line.
though much of 1t is poured out before ii reaches
the Villages.
Borden's Condensery has lately issued the follow
ing schedule of prices which they will
nav for milk for the coming six
months and which ia higher than the
farmers associat IONS schedule: April 3a4, May.
8, June gig. July 8. August s. September 3l9
George Conkinp. the president Of the Orange
County Milk Association, firm which has condens-
ing factories at Goshen and other points, and also
sells crude milk IN the city, was met by TRIBUNE
correspondent on the tram 10 Goshen to-day, lie
said that creamery men were about TO take new
departure on account OF the Board OF Health regu-
ations and the movement OF the larihers MS
was that they should not skim their milk as close
as formerly but make IL into good grade OF cheese
that would bring ten cents pound, by when they
could get cents quart out OF their mix aiter par
TALLY skimminglt He said the creaIneres Woulu
hereafter ship only straight milk to the city. Mr.
Conkling added that he could get no milk Tor bis
Goshen o0ndensery. Though the supply OF eon-
densed milk in the city short for seVerhl uays
the amount of preserved milk in stores ana rae
tories would keep the city for month II all other
milk was cut of. a.,
to-day and went down o. the first milk train. a
man named Uptegroye, at Eatonville, was recently
put under $3.50 bonds for shipping SKINNED MIX,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-01-06
WIT AND WISDOM. R0
-Wed lao woman in whom Won a


Wed no woman in whom you can
ind no flaw. Gaelic.
-Trbst him little who praises all,
him less who censures all, and him
Least who is indifferent about all. -LaU-
Gter HN aH .ir
Nothing like beng well up in arith-
unetic, AVassar- College girl has gone
INTO half-mourning. 1t is for half
brother. .s.a'gss $3.50. 3 - yIis..a.
-Kosrnos says: The beliefs Of one
decade are the superstitions of the next;
the paradoXes of to-day are the propa-
ganda OF tomorrow
Rosa Bonheur bought a lion for
$500 and painted his portrait and sold
% for $4,000 In this life the sham viii
sell for more than the real, any day.
Boston Post.
The tight-trousers era has deEel-
Oped such tremendous crop Of thin-
legged young men that il is almost i'm,
possible to believe that any other kind
IS raised in this country. ChjcdQo
Journal . .-a-
1t is courteous thing to lend mon
ey to q stranger, taking a check for
twice the amount as collateral butthose
3ub nave uOut 50 complain lnaJ ~ Is
very expensive aswell as Disappointing.
-Bosto1s fawsscript ~
-Kerosene is very convenient and
inexpensive auxiliary 20 the Kitchen fire,
but is not TO be recommended on the
score Of economy, as the funeral OK
penses usually more than offset the saw
ing in fuel aaa u a.H
Teacher: 'Nyhy, how stupid you
are, to be sure! Can't multiply eighty
eight by twenty-fve2 Fll wager that
Charles can do it in less than no time. "
Pupil; II shouldn be surprised. They
say that fools multiply very rapidly
nowadays
REV Mr.. Beeeher says he had an
umbrella returned to him which he had
mislaid in sleeping-car. Next thing
we know Mr.. Beec6er viii be writing
dime fiction or composing circus adver-
hsements. When he SAYS he had a mis-
laid umbrella returned ne eyinees de-
cided talent in that direction. 4Norrts-
to10is Heraid. ia .tr .r,ts
The practice of blowing out ones
gas previous to retiring should lie dis
oouraged. 10 i undoubtedly a sover-
eign cure or insomnia. but should nev-,
er be INDUCED in by persons in normal
health. Ii on would arise in the morn
ing bright and early, rested and rein.
yigorated, turn of your gas before 20
ing to bed never blow il out-M y
GTaPhlc.
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. II =
! il stuck my muddy boots ID into her
face" .tI
All the afternoon Ned went by the
name Of Boot-iack' He ielt So in &c
ease that he went home an hour earlier
I than usual.
s4 " His m0ther1net him abtle dOuaRtl
said; Hurry up, Nod :" Ae3 wasuse,
TO Ibis kind Of welcomes; has mother al
ways wanted him tohurr} up, aud asked
him a number of questions such as:
"Did you water the cow this noon.
NedP" or ibid You feed ber?' II
have not drop of water or stick Of
wood in the house; wig didn't YOU get
me some before you leftP' Ned was
used to such questions, but when his
mother showed him very nice box
which the eXpressman left al the house
that afternoon, directed in large letters
10 Ned Merrill Tiptonvile, Mass, !"
he was astonished and delighted.
1T must be from your Uncle
| joshua" his mother said; lit is your
birthday tomorrow, and he has remem-
bered it,"
"'Pll get the Ratchet and open the
box, said Ned, rushing into the wood
she'd
AS usual. Ned had to look around for
some minutes to find the Ratchet, be-
cause he threw his tools down wherever
he used them, and never remembered
where he had them last After hunt
ing around for some time, the Ratchet
was found, and Ned pried open the
box
Imagine his astonishment and disap-
pointment to find Il boot-iack inside,
with a card attached bearing these
words: ITO Ned Merrill, from a friend
who thinks mothers are made of too
good materials to be converted into
boot-iacks''
Ned was so vexed that he cried; but
it taught him a good lesson Instead
of ne affecting his work until the close
of the day, he did it up at the proper
time; and instead of making his moth
er wait upon him, he waited upon his
mother.
1t was some weeks before the mattey
of the express box was alluded to b,
either mother or son; but one evening,
when they were sitting alone together
with the wood box piled full of wood,
and the kindling lying by the stove, his
mother said "Ned, do you know that
am very happy, nowadays 1 don't
have to keep asking you if you have
done your work, and worrying all the
time for fear you have forgotten some
thing"
"That boot-jack business cured me,
said Ned.
lie that rueth his spirit is better
than he that taketh q city. "-SUSa1! 2.
Perry, i9 EUangelist.
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RfLlGIors ANn rnucArIoxir.

Buffalo, n. Y. has 1901 more
pupils than her public schools will ac-
commodate The number registered is
t2.9g4
The New York Tribune thinks that
tine sooner Harvard University adj
mits women upon exactly the same
terms with Oxford the better for her
reput lton FOR intelligence and useful
uesSN
In the late report of Attorney Cen
eral BALDWIN, of Indiana. he shows that
he has collected and added to the per-
manent and common school funds of
the State S101, 900 in two years.
Rev. Mr. Won Schluembach, an
evangelist. who in former years labored
extensively among the Germans of New
York, has engaged in evangelstic work
in Germany, where he is meeting with
success.
The money given the Presbyterian
Board of Church Erection by the
brothers Robert L. and Alexander
Stuart, of New York, in the last ten
years, has secured the building of 276
churches, in which at least %, 400 per-
sons worship every Sabbath.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
there are 20, 463 Snday-schools. 223,-
912 officers and teachers, and !, 5SS, 147
scholars Since the organization of the
National Sunday-School Union and
Tract Society, it has aided 40, 600 Sun
day-schools, at an expense of S475, 600.
There is theoretically no distinction
as to sex in the Chicago Homeopathic
College, but the females complain that
there are, in fact, many determinations
against them, such as their frequent ex-
clusion from clinical lectures and the
wards Of hospitals. They threaten to
leave in body unless they get all the
privileges accorded to the male stu
dents. r. Chicago NeaOs
The CongregGtiopdli5 tells this
funny episode in candidating, which oc-
CURED in a church during the past sum-
mer which was on the lookout for a
minister: ga man, supposed to be in
fluential with the committee, received a
very urgent letter from minister of an
other denomination, saying that he was
one of twin brothers, both ministers,
and that together they We're willing to
undertake pulpit and pastoral duties,
for one salary, and. let them once ap-
pear in that pulpit, he was sure the plan
would work. The letter was passed to
a prominent member OF the committee,
who, after perusing it, puckered up his
mouth and removed his glasses to re-
mark that undoubtedly all the brains in
those two heads would be demanded,
but the committee must insist on hav-
ing them under but one hat"
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Bertie's Ambition.

Mamma was having her afternoon
chat with the little ones, and each one
was telling what they were going to be
when they grew up. Charley said he
'"was going to be n farmer, and have fine
horses and cattle, and a pillow that he
could ride" John would be a lawyer.
He ''didn want the sweat to be run
ming down his back and the dirt to be
getting into his boots;' he would have
mice rooms, and sit in the shade. y
rWell, May?' said mamma, as the
sweet blue eyes sought hers u will
be teacher, mamma, and won't
never, never pull little girls ears, and
rllhelp them to get the multip LEGATION
table, and let them make pictures on
their States" 'And what win BERTHE
be?' said mamma. Now, BERTHE was the
four-year. old boy, and thatverv morn
ing he had walked down town with
papa, and stood awhile in front OF the
blacksmith shop, He, had seen the
flaming forge, and the big bellows, and
the red-hOt iron beat into many
shapes. So, walking up to his mother,
and looking rather down on the
farmer the lawyer land the school
teacher. he said: use agoing TO be a
blacksmif shop" laToJ g 'h
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-01-06
Chained To a Wall.

He is chained to the wall IN the prison
OF Porto Ferraio. No jail is more
dreaded by the convicts than this OF
Elba; nowhere is the chance of escape
more hopeless. He is chained to the
wall, and in the courtyard below him
hears the prisoners at work, the ham
mer OF the carpenters, the bellows of the
blacksm.ths. He is chained to the wall,
and Just four years ago he was waiting
IN the streets of Naples to see King
Humbert enter the town with his Queen
hnd his Prime Minister beside h in.
Jus Jour years ago, wrapping strip
p6Fed rlOthrabOut his. knife. he leaned
upon the Carriage. and Carroll, the
Ministers turning his arm aside, re-
ceiyed wound in the side. On the red
cloth was strip of paper; "Death to
tic. King, Life to the Universal Repub-
lie" To-day Passanante lies in Porto
Ferraio, crouching ON a mattress,
chained to the wall.
Two wild beasts, barely human, are
chained in cells beside him One is
Cpriapo. Va Gala, chief Of the Calabrian
brigands. Twenty years have gone
since tipriano, driven from his'moun-
tains, took refuge in the Pontifcal
States; since, ileeing again, he hid on a
French vessel and was only SURF sndered
by Napoleon III on condition that his
life should be spared Neither by night
or day, during twenty years, has be
been released from the chain, and vet
no warder knows how he is king of
the prison, and with a signal commands
the implicit obedience of the convicts.
His neighbnr Is Rossignol. a French
man. Rossignol lived at Turin, in a
house beside the Pc. He had pretty
sister, and night after night would send
her to the theater or the opera. o
pretty was she that all the glasses would
be turned on her, and when she had at
tracted the attention OF some man of
substance she would answer his chances
discreetly, wonld draw him slowly after
her from the theateE and would bring
him to the house beside the Pc. Tie 4
nj. Rossignol was waiting behind a
door ALLOW on the head won a SUI
fee Tor the man of substance His body
was dropped into the river Fifteen
citizens OF Turin thus camo by thor
end.
Passanante, then, is in pleasant com
pany, His chain is four feet long; his
cell is three yards wide By the dim
light of'the window he reads his Bible.
That's his sole occupation. When he
came TO the prison he asked for the
Bible; he has since done nothing but
read and mediate. When he sleeps
broken words come from his lips.
"God, Bible, brothers, people, Universal
Republic.'o He has no vices. Though
a Neapolitan he has ne ther garpbled
nor drank. He sGribbles his creed on
sheets ofpaper II belong 10 no sect"
he writes, II despise the Intsrna-
tiople. aud AL who call them elves
Communists NY ideal is the I'm yer.al
Republic. 1t is announced in the Bible
and IL Will comet Science has decided
that he is not mad. COMMON sense de-
cides that he is nOlonger daagerous
ct while the other. conYlcts ply
hammer amt needle, he lies between
Cipriano, the br.gand, and Rossignol.
the assassin, croaching on a mattress
chained to the wall. Tie Hour.