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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
prrrrrrOp THE GVLF COAST SUFFERERS

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 22.-Measurestor Tue
relief of the sufferers at sabine Pass And So''o
BAYOU have In nowlse abated here Tue wo"eu ,
vs.,on havs orxauzsd An independent committeo io'
the purpose of aeviatnr the condition Of their un0s
tupate SISTERS committee. were appointed 20 eau
va.s every ward Thoy report as having fAsa. r's
boxes OF clothing and supplies also s-oo oln 0.s 7oo
cash suosSr ~, Snicn mas beou applied. Galveston
sDS Houston nu. contributed ors tn'H a
otheI n.r,oads 1T clothing aud provisions An"
$1,000 q Bs.S%Sns a1; Sss:a,n
- a, noo on half of tho Southern Paeno nsi.
way COMPANY Il 10 estimated that altogether a'ou'
$40, 900 has been subscribed
MoBIE. Ala. Oct. 22.-rhs Cotton Excnsnso op.a
a subscription liss for tho SABINE Pass suneie's 'S
day aud $l72 WAS forwarded to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
TWO FIREMEN INJURED DOWN TOWN.

A sheet of flame suddenly shot up from the
basement of the iour-story brick building at No SO
tedsrsL yesterday. In less than twenty minutes the
aremsn haa Sill othered tho flames, which thought
10 have ted from the explosion OF pipe. The
odor of gas overcams Fireman Murphy. OF Hook and
Ladder Truck No 49, and he WAS taken 10 the Chambers
Street Hospital Foreman MURRAY, OF the Same cou
many, fell through a hatchway and was considerably
bru 'se. The basement aud thres upper floors OF the
by A Ktipstein importer and
dealer in dye slufs whose VIII DO about S. 600
j. NJ Bnrnets oons. manufacturing stationers, iose
about 81 900. IN. building which 10 owned by John J.
White WAS sligbtl, damaged. Klpsein Is insured for
S55 900 IN Liverpool and London and Clone Lon
Gon Inenx and Brp"kyn Pnenix. John Buruors
sons are insured for $4,000 the Royal Arch Insurance
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
SEVEN HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

A fire broke out last evening in the stable at
No. 20 West Forty-third-st, occupied by Thomas Nc
Clzrnon, There vere nineteen horses buildlnx {.
All Dut seven were taken out. These refused to move
and could not be driven and were burned TO crisp Ad
joining McCarnOns stable was the stable of the Fiith
Avenue Transportation Coinpany, wherc thore were
over 500 horses Al the time The horses wero removed
tc place ot safety As tho companys stable was IN da
ger McClsnmons ioss was 81, OOO The building WAS
damaged $500 aud Is by tue Fifth Avenue Trans
portAtion COMPANY McCarnon WAS insured In several
cnfuu "A fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
NARROW ESCAPE OF wORKMEN.

A large manufacturing building at McWhor-
ten and East Kinney sts Newark destroyed by fire
last evening IL was occupied by Reuoen lrer. patent
turrr, Charles Clark, manufac
of BOOK aud leather The building WAS three
story frame and extension, aud contained Largo
stocks and valuable machinery. Several worknen who
we're building barely escaped with their lives and
had to abandon clothing and tools Tho adjoining build
inys were saved by cIertons OF the hremen. Tno
loss viii approximate $4,000, on which there 10 part
inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
FORESTS AND PEAT IN FLAMES.

READING. Penn, Oct. 22.-ln the last few
days fierce fires have been raging In the Blue Noun
tains, which separate Berks aud 5chuylsi Counties
aud tonight the reflection Of tho flames can be
many miles distant In consequence OF the drouh. the
wood is unusually dry aid the flames make rapid head
way. IL is estimated that between 900 and LOO
acres woodland have been astatedAnd the loss
timber thus far - estimated al $35. .OOO
BHREwsBuRY, N j., Oct. ga peat bog which lies .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

VIENNA Oct % Fourteen persons die o! cholera In
P..nt Yesterday ana TWO in Trieste Thirty new cases
OF cholera reported tue former city and "a ia the
PAKis, Oct 22.-The committee appointed by the
Cham er of ID ,llj-s cousiler the bill for taxing all
carrying business IN France. aud the b
making II obligatory all contractors public works
An rrsnce only Frenchmen, have decided TO
mort isyorabiy upon the first measure.
VIENNA Oct. 22.--rne budget presented In the
lowr House OF The Reichsrtth iay. The exprudi-
turos are at 500 100000 horlns and the
eeIpts at 100000 900 hOrins-
DrBIlS OcI. pa meeting was held at Waterford
to-day the MayOr presdiGg at which Is WAS ros ved 20
erect statue General Thomas Francis Meagher, who
was born that city.
PARIS Oct. 22.-rhe Budget Committee has approved
a credit Of 80 600 900 francs for Touquln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

nominated by the Republican Convention ami sne
Citizens ORGANIZATION for Mayor OF this city. From my
sonal can say confidently that ecc.e'
he will fnhi expectations In regard 10 MN an u
therefore, take the liberty o urgently Appearing 10 yo" "
~ ' WV VIM wv Very truly yours.
meeting OF the Executive Committee VIII Do neia
this morning. A meeting OF the club mas poen caieo
for Monday At $3.50 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
READING DlFFERENCEs ADJUSTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % (Speciah. Alfred
suy aud Edward LauterDach OF New-York, members
OF the Drsxe Morgan syndicate for the reorganization
of the Reading Railroad property, held conference
here to-day with gentlemen interested In the syn
dcate Differences had arisen to the construction 10
he placed upon certain notifications In the plan sug
gr.ted In the compromise bstween ex-Presdent
md tho After the meeting IL was stated IN ~
IN, .ces which had arisen had been overcome Eh-
man wn,ld he offered to the creditors at cary day
for arorptance and that II majority OF them did not
come in foreclosure would certainly follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
A suAFT FOR TIE ANCHORIA.

ST JouNs, Oct. % Speciah.-The Anchor
line steam-p Ethiopia arrived TO day with new SHAFT
for The steamer A cnora. The passengers will he trans
ferrr, tomorrow All are wrll on hoard p0th shps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
IRISH TENANTS BUYING LAND.

LoNDov, Oct. 13.-The SINNERS Company
has sold 81 900 OF Ian In MONTEREY TO looo
tenants In accor lance with the provisions OF the ASH
hnurne act similar to those oil the SAFES nane
hY other city cOnpanles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
Dp,vce y.pOLEoy SEES yIAGlRA.

BUFFALO, Oct. 22.-Prnce Victor Napoleon
..oomnauied BY John W. Macksy arrived IN Bunao this
u,orniny from tho West They went to NiaearA f.ts
- rs thry remalno cd TILL when they started toS
varE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
yoRrALLY WOUNDED BIZ MS BROTHER.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct. 22.-News reached
here last night from Carbon, that Johu s. korr'
soc-erower OF Elk Mountain shot his younger bro'ne
w. Kerr. yesterday The trouble originated from ,ne
fact that while J s. Kerr was away from home n'
brother betrayed his wife j. 3. Kerr. when lie earne
what had happened nedately decided all bis properly
to b. son aud left his homa Finally an Sttempt was
mnds o roe the his properly. aud the controve
brought the father back. In trying 70 settle 'no NJ
with the brother. hot words were spogsa anu W. .,
Kerr shot his brother OF his iess heII
hack and nortallv wounded W. g. Kerr. j. krtt ~
year represented Carbon County In the Lower h9uss
the Legislature aud was chosen Speaker OF the hou''
sAPpOINTMgyT THAT LED TO SUICIDE
MANCHESTER. n. H., Oct 22.-Joseph d.
Clark one OF he most prominent Residents OF tho e'ae'
con nittei suicide In ME barn to-day by- hsugin6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
DANGER IN THE With CONGRESS DISTRICT.

DANGER IN THE With CONGRESS DISTRICT
Henry p. O'Neil, principal of Grammar School
No. l, and T. +. Delaney, principal Of Grammar School
No l2, both OF No. 222 Henry-st. came 10 IKE
TRIBUNE Office last night, and said that tney
authoritv that the Republicans OF the With
Congressional Dstro. had decided to indorse
the nomination of Tim " Campbell for Congress-
This action they said would he hard blow ut tho re-
Democrats OF the district, who were going 70
trv hard TO elect Thomas Grady and would succeed
the Rspubcsns acted as they should, to prevent the
election OF sach Campbell They also aS.er d
that large numbers OF respectable Democrats Wouo
VOTE for Roosevelt In that district II this pro-
posed action of the Republicans we're not sEs1,
can not free bimself from the deals that causea
his and they therefore prser Mr. r,Es
hards win tho worst elements In the Demo.
cratio ranks and do it-as t was announced
last night-for pay, the decent Democrats wou'a 'u "
disgust from Roosevelt to Hewitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
AGBEETNG TO SELL THE INMAN LINE

LONDON, Oct. 22.-At meeting of the credi-
tors OF the Inman Steamship Company to-day IL was
solved to sell the concern for a205, ,000 Tie liabilities
Of the nman Company to secured creditors to
Al74500. and those 10 unsecured creditors 0OO
Including trsdssmsns bills aggregating a4930O Tho
e0npanys ftcamsn valued at al6s.Oo0. Tue un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

The German Republicans Of the Tenth Wart held an eht
sastc meeting last night headquarters No l3l
AIlenst to ratify the Republican nominations
Charles Diekmann presided Tho hall was crowded.
and over 400 were present All allusons 10
Theodore Roosevelt cheere The speakers were e.
Enchs John ID Nnsskamp Herman Dambacher and Pro-
fessor M Penre Mt Fuchs that the Germans OF the
With Assembly District throw 700 vote for
Roose seyelt-fuy as many y for Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
no CAUSE FOR ALARM AS TO EMPEROR
WILLIAM

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The health of Emperor
wnIau-is improving. Crown Prince Frederick W..sm.
becoming alarmed at rumors appearing IN French and
italian papers elegrapned TO Berlin for special medical
statement concerning bis fathers condito ana IL
ported that received r-assnrlng replies effect
that thero cause for alarm nor reason why
he should hasten his return to the capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

NUM- IOI~o TN NM HoOO1 1'f'7
Congress-vIth District. Amos J. Cummings fDemI IN
dorsed by German American independents Aiith Ed"h
Ensein (RcpA ,,, vYv,, r.con
KunZeniann &c. d. (Tam) xVth Patrick NJ Hiaioi W.
III; IIId r. N. oakley TAM and &C. pD l.or,os por
Aidermen-XIVth John Degnan. Il. H., Charles Ben
ne1t (Den.) iDdorsed by &C. d..
Kings County Assemby-IXth District Luther W. Emer'
son (ilep) Xth, Philip Zeh, jr. (RepD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
NOVEL MANIA OBSERVED IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct %, via GalvestOn.-lt
IA r.pured tnat General Neeree who recently started
revolution nobody paid any attention TO- mas oeen
,rre.ted IN private this city md Is now con-
g.. a., IN. military prison at Santiago. He will ne
riad hut will probably dealt with lenienty a. Tue
Government believe him to be insane with reVo'uion-
ary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

secured creditors will receive little over ten
the mound Tho business OF the COMPANY Alter neh'
Tuesday will be transacted ny anew RcSard
son snepce Co and tho Messrs Wright. OF new. iork
and pbi,adruhia IL 10 stated thatimproved ana aster
yessels will be added to the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
HOPES OF THE LIBERALS FOR REUNION
LETTERS OF GLADSTONE AND LORD RosEBERY TO
THE LErTH CLUB-sPEECH BY THE EARL OF
ABERDEEN.

LETTERS OF GLADSTONE AM L'hD "Vohp'>"' -
THE LEITH CLUB-sPEECH BY THE EARL of
ABERDEEN.
LONDON, Oct 22-The Lelth Liberal Club
was opened yesterday Mr.. Gladstone sent an apology
for his and hearty good wishes for the success
OF the club. adding: "Yonr club was forned curing au
cpoch of a dangerous sch.m which every good Liberia
VIII dese to heal is the object Of the Tories to keep
the discussion alive by postponng tho question upon
whirh It arose. rejoice Lord Monck. dissenting
Liberal suggesting a rupDrochemc hope he will con-
tinue his patriotic abors"
Lord Rosebery In apology for his absence wrote
For the present we in the bsckwaer OF the tor
| rent OF passion which has rssed '"o
greater part OF the year we hS'o
| policy to oppose. The Governments dealing
with foreign affairs will guided by facts OF wncn we
nort Of liberty and order in the Balkans. drmy man-
tain the neutrality Of the New-Henr'des. and while
sup st an amicabe settlement OF the hery dispute
inov @ viii receive the support Of Al .,dnsa their
T; ,a pT1S. s
tho 'chisG their .,,. ranks DO dear little fhs
and file. IL during tho winter ihev set tnemsrves 70
discuss without passion or prelnacs. nn more
SsH'dHSS d" no'nns '" without % the Unoni:s and they
can do nothing without us Both sections vi ~ incur m.
manrntiy broken up without making an eno'' ~ p''
The Earl of Aberdeen delivered an earnest neat, sd.
| drrss in which he asked his country
men 10 consider whether the tiue has NOT come 70 %
show that policy toward often -sahdened lreanu -
ono Of peace appaang side OF human nature
Away with the notion that that policy base
yo"nc, SS roSy .h no the best Instinct. Of
the traditions OF Liberalism" II. 49,. a., Oh.
Mr. Lefevrr speaking at Bsrmonasey saa Dn. majority
OF Irshmen IL would be an entire mi take anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Oct %, 1886.
MACPHERSON BURIED-General Sir II. T. Macpherson
ate commander OF the British Army OF occupation in
Burmab has been buried In RangooD.
BtIFAsI PoIICR.- The Government will reor2anze
the uo.ce OF Belfast tue Dublin model. aud
tute qualified jpstoes for the present borough
tracy.
COTTON MovgmHST.-Tne imports into Great Britain OF
cotton IN the last week 403 bales and the rx
ports 9.168 bales. The imports since January have
amounted u 99l bales and tno exports since that
Date TO 34G,0 ,054 bales.
A scRgw BLADE BRoKEN.-The North German Lloyd
steamer Aer for NowYork broke blade on the
passage from Bremen Southampton and went On the
DRY dock Al the latter place for repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
DESTROYING A scHooLuoUsE IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Oct. 22.-A National sch0OlhOuse a
Cahermurphv West Clare. was torn down last nHn'. INT
teacher had admitted the school children or Doycote'
people In spite OF warning notices Pos'ed III Puoh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

few yards back of Library Hail. In this place. has peen
o. fire for time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
INSPECTING THE PENNSYLVANIA.

The annual inspection of the pennsylvania
Railroad between Pttsburg and Jersey City was com
pIeted yesterday. The inspection party consslea a.
Geu-rai Manager Charles +. Pugh, Cnief Engneo, o.,
Brown Assistant Engineer Richards and bumpe. % ID
engineers division superinteDdents, snpetVisor p,,,.
other officials OF the company. The party ieit I'' ~
burg on Tuesday in specially constructra oi 10 "a
specton Dc rposss They have raised seats IN urrs s
esch car OF the four sections into which tno
train was divided placed forward OF the ocomouv1
Ono car is provided with automatic apparatus whSn
records all OF the track Each Official maui
tho journey and whom the results are
whose section Is In the best condition. The road
reported be In excellent condition Tor the enl,,T
miles between the two points The railroad oinc,nis ,
visited Brdows Island yesterday afternoon 10 tho lug
boat Della are and examined the 8artholdi Statue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

valuable pfze viii be presented to tho track master
whose section in the best condition ptr" 500
miles between the two points. The railroad @ ,n,
Visited Brdows Island yesterday afternoon In tho tug
boat Dela " are and examined the Barthodi Statue.
THE CONTROL OF GEORGIA CENTRAL
SAVANNAH. Oct % (SpeciaD.-It was SAID
here to-day that recent heavy purchase OF ueorN
Central Railroad stock for NewYork acconnt was IN
the interest OF John H. Inman and associates I'd pena
Of tho Richmond and Danville system. Within the past
year the Central tapped the finest part OF the cotton
territory OF the Richmond and Dspvie system In sou'"
Carolina at ve points Still further enoroscn
ment threatening them Mr. Inman has detofminou
upon an attempt control Of the Central AZ tne
me.ting OF the stockholders In January IL 10 oehe'ou
hero that the recent purchases NewYork account AZ
eregato nearly $4,000 shares. General E. B. Aexsnder'
who 10 pushed for the presidency, e1pectou W "
able by personal friendships to contest tho TO
naming shares necessary to insure MS o'oo"o''
This would give the Richmond and Danvhe oohlroi
of tho finest railroad property IN the SOUTH comprshk
Q 400 miles OF track and steamship limos to New-forK
and Phade lphs. The line controls two-thlrus Ui suo
cation holt OF Georgia aud Alabama and Is rapidly eA.
tsnd,ng ts TRACKS to the mining and manufacturing
fields now being developed In AAeama sAysnnsn nn .n
the natural outlet for this traffic, but II Mr. lnnsn s
cnres control he will undoubtedly turn IL to Norfolk.
hen facts become public the Georgia ,hteres
Hs, and whichever side wins viii by
margin Mrs. Hotty Green. OF New YORK nous o'4oo
shares which may prove the balance Oh po"or
THE QUARREL OVER A PROPOSED OTTAWA LINE
OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. 22.-In the meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Ottawa, waddngton and Now
York Railroad Ira Morgan one OF tho three teler SUI
mted report declaring the following directors elected
c. E. Hickey Dr. Mcintyre, X. T.. Carter, W. s. Lsrman
F. NJ McDougall, Captain Farlnger ana
Ira Morgan. Captain Farlnger then submitted
report signed by himself ana Dr. Mcintyre tho other
teers declaring the following elected: captain far-
linger, e. Odel DR.. Anderson. J. Reddington MIS-
Grsce Keee Mrs Elizabeth Inlay and b. AlGer'on
President Hickey declared that the report OF Ira Nor
gan was correct. Mr. Reddngton, IN behalf OF the op
po.ltlon disputed the legality Of the declaration an
said the directors named IN the majority report Wou
proceed to act the cOmpanys directors The directors
named IN the minority report named Mr.. Hickey ior
nrr,,dent The Farnger directors claim to nave tue
power their hands. having become possessed o, an a.,
books OF the company with the excoptioh
OF nj book, and having as WELL the ofciA seal
They O tho captA' oi ths
"c,ru This Al .rnonn tnoy elected tho following Of
horrs President, John Reddington; vlce-presiuen'
Charles Odell secretary and treasurer' oap'ah f"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
SETTLING A SUIT AGAlNsr THE EQUITABLE.

MONTREAL, Oct. % Especial. The case of
Il. ". Gale. who took writ Of injunction A. INST
the Equitable Life Assurance Society, to restrain
them from appointing g. r. stearns formerly American
Consul here other person. agent Of the company
III Montreal, vas amicaby settled OF court HE
AFTERNOON tue companr agreeing to pay Gale 81 200
GAZE at nrst asked 100000. Gale aud counsel.
Messrs. MscMaster aud Greenshelds, went to New.
York tonight 10 arrange the details OF settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

DENYING THAT BARON REUTERN WAS SHOT.
BERLIN Oct 22.-In response TO official inquiries 'he
German embassy at St Petersburg elegra2hs that there
Is no bass OF for the story that an attempt mas
been made on Cars fe or for the report 'hat AL
aide-de-camp has been shot by the Gar
VIENNA. Oct. 22The report OF an attempt 10 assassi
nate the Gar denied here and the story Is attributed
70 rect ess desire of Polish newspapers to produce
sensation.
10 DON Oct 22-1he story that the Gar lately killed
Baron keutern of mis- aides. under The Impression
that the Baron was attempting to assassnate him. re-
i,crated in advces from ST. Petershurg IL ia stated
,ov boveyer that the Baron was killed with sabre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
DESIRING A COUNCIL OF THE ROTHsCHILDS.
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNEl

LONDON. Oct. 22.-A Paris correspondent to-
day confirms the dispatch concerning Rohschiid Win
tho correction that the membsr of the family whose
have oausei disturbance s Baron GnstaVe
and not Baron Aphonse 1t is understood that MS WHO
desires what called France family COUNCIL win
the object OF putting control the financial operations
.t her husband. SO far, Baron Gustave may plead
m.thon In mis- madness 1t being alleged ttat the ro
suit Of his eccrutrc operations has bo-n prou. %.
20 600 600 francs This however docs not remove tno
of the family, tho fact OF RothsHhli cneas
Ing I'm speculation being regarded as nconsteht WIN
the family aud dangerous to the reputation VI
heir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23

Tho vorn. '.. noa-. working might and main down.
town IN ol.c, Roosevelt Mayor, have decided
that the name Business Mems Roosevelt campAitn
CLUB may carry the idea tnst only business "es
pectea to take par. In tho movsment' ana suo
s that professional men and all do"n'o"A 49,, o
that matter should lend o hand IL the oAmps", ao'
,,,. ,.,.r,a o. .,u the organization, which has
~. hs.aSnsr,sp. a, No al broadway, tho downtown
Roosevelt ,smpaign CiJb. ,- nv n larps number
OF downtown meo an xious enroll thrir names % =, ,n
wsrs many Democrats among tho numoer ono Vi 's9
a Democrat wslkuo VII nis distro'' wy 'ooA Va.
Roosev circulars, saying he wsnsa ~ Int
apoug his frends Altogetne er .ooo
out mostly by ker boys VINO cAo. oas sno W. ~,
umsnt ct the EXCHANGES. AT tho sn 81
all advantageous pointA ffeeIuons @ 49,, en" ,bs
hearty satissoou At tho progress Vi 'ne euo anu WV
eut husiasm shown In the work ,,.,.,hu
tion BIZ indi ividuais among their friendS
MYpKAn San y rns Houorable Theodore Roosevelt has
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-28

PnoEEsson Langley. who knows
more about the sun than most people
know about tho earth. says that the
sun Is really blne; that i i the e.
mosphere 81 the earth which tempers
Is heat and color into white light.
and that the blue SKY i The real light
Of The sun. unaffected b. the. earth's
atmosphere. He has learned this BIZ
that wonderful instrument, the spec
troscope. He says orr misconcep-
tons Of the white light Of the sun il
the same mistake the fsh ct the bot
tom Of the ocean would make In i'm
agining that the SUMS light is ; pale
green. We live 1t the bottom OF 8
sea ofair and BY looking up through
it get wrong notion Of the true col
or Of the sun. Then BY the same
token the moon and stars must b
blue also.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-28

JUDon Fullerton ofNew York has
submitted . lengthy brief to Congress
ID favor Of the payment Of the Con-
fsderate debt, 10 which be argues
that e. the United States prohibited
the separate States from assuming
any share Of such obligations,it virtu-
ally assumed the responsibility itself,
Il wouldn't do, Judge.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-28

Tnn word eRondn Is now used 50
commonly 80 d half humorous name
for alI kinds Of people who make nui.
Sauces oi themselves that Il II ia dan
Nsr Of losing its original meaning.
Here II d Western paper reIefring to
certain clergyman as ''lhe long SER
mon nendn and another which tRIks
about the church. going hend We
have Z number Of different kinds ol
asnds I ia this community For in.
stance. there's the "olIice- begging
lead THE oIire-holding aenda =
ntkc boytollIng nend The Whiskey
Head Tbs nonradvertiaing 6endn
aud others 100 numerous to men.
6l8n.