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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16
fiterary Dotes.
BY CECIL HAMPDEN QUITS HOWARD.

"Driftings from Mid-Ocean," is
the title of a series of character
studies, by Rose Porter, and pub
lished by A. D. F, Randolph & Co.,
of New York.
"Grandma's Rhymes and Chimes
for Children" is published by Roberts
Bros. of Boston, Mass.
A new handbook of practical and
descriptive astronomy, is by G. F.
Chambers, and published by MacMil-
Ian & Co.
"The Swedish Revolution Under
Gustavus Vasa," is written by P. B.
Watson, and published by Little,
Brown & Co., of Boston, Mass.
"Ten Thousand Year," the fa-
nous novel originally published in
Blackwood's Magazine, forty or fifty
years ago, has been republished re-
Gently, and is well worth second
perusal.
The first part of a work entitled
1.-The Origin and Growth of the En-
ghsh Constitution; an Historical
Treatise" by Hannis Taylor, is pub
lished by Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin
& Co., of Boston, Mass. 1t draws
out, by the light of the most recent
researches, the gradual development
of the English Constitutional system,
and the growth out of that system of
the Federal Republic of the United
States.
"The Olden Time Series" is a
series of volumes compiled and ar
ranged by Henry NJ. Brooks, of Sa-
lem, Mass. The sources of his in
formation are old newspapers of Bos-
ton and Salem, Mass, and the sub
jects, "New England Sunday"
"Quaint and Curious Advertise
ments," "Some Strange and Curious
Punishments," etc. They are pub
lished by Houghton, Mifilin & Co., at
so cents a volume.
"The Struggle for Immortality"
by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, will I'M
doubtedly delight many readers of
that lady's works.
The Atlantic Monthly for Novem-
Der has within its pages everything
that will please a cultured reader.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16
Bits of Kitchen Wisdom.

Soda crackers are much nicer
heated in the oven before using.
Powdered borax sprinkled on
shelves will drive away ants.
Lye made of wood ashes will soften
hard putty in few minutes.
Put pail of water into the tubs
directly after using, and they will not
leak when wanted for use.
Knife handles should never lie in
water. A handsome knife, or one
used for cooking, is soon spoiled in
this way.
10 clean nickel on stoves use soda
wet with ammonia. Apply with an
old toothbrush and rub with wooden
cloth.
Dissolve box of pearline in two
quarts of water. Let it remain over
night undisturbed, and you will have
a splendid soft soap.
If new broom be immersed in
boiling water until it is quite cold, and
then thoroughly dried in the air, it
will be far more pleasant to use and
will last much longer. Frequent
moistening of the broom is conducive
to its usefulness and also saves the
carpets.
New stove or range furniture is
sometimes so much rusted as to make
the use of it very inconvenient. Put
into rusty kettle as much hay as it
will hold, fill it with water and boil
many hours. At night set it aside,
and the next day boil it again. If it
is not entirely fit for use, repeat the
process. 1t will certainly be effectual.
The experienced chef wraps his fish
IN a sheet OF paper before boiling it.
Square napkins of cheese-cloth are
better. A sheet of paper may be
placed inside the napkin, which should
be pinned in place. In this way the
fish may be lifted out of the pot with
out danger of breaking apart, and be
served without being mangled 10y the
fork.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-11-16

LADIES
Needing tonic or children that want building
up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1t is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indiges-
ton, and Biliousness. All dealers keepit.
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Nartliisvillr.

l. Vnriies. ~ Msrtin.vill-.
Twenty srconh District Ascension ann =
lanes, Ju,iyr: Henry |. p"h-l, Penal l>"n'
vinc; Attorney: R,rhard McCuih"eh, Don
a.t.nuvillr.
Twcniy-rhiri Di-rric'-N~st Baton k"os'
n,N i,-tvdIe Judge Ed"ard la'hf
PinG.-n,;,-; A;r"sn-y: iexander Heh-H
Pis,iu-,nhe.
Tw.iyy- fourth ,.tricr-Plsqn. mire- an
) Bcrn*,d. JUICE: Albert lIraudais
20 nrr-a-lisliact Attorney: James UnAin'
-rl. F"Itr-t. Ia !larhr.
T~ru,-'fa pl.tri"'-Lrfay'r'" and Yer
r,iiinn. Jri.r:f rrhrlllon, Lafayette; AT
rorrey: Kotr,t g snr ...s. Ahh"vi r.
iwrury--ix'h T. ,.'cr--.!.f Il. g n,St Cha'l"
and - John the R.rj,>r. Jnlgr Emile Ro,t
k.nner; Attorney Getrai- l-rhe.
Tw-n'y->rvctih D..i.if'-E, bland am
H., Carroll Judge: X Williams, Ray
vi.!e: Ar'nrarY: Z II In.er kayville.
Of!r,n- l',.u,rr--Crru'nai Cont tdcc'
Jn,nua G. Eate, aud K II Harr Au"5url
| Gtas II | u7rnhrr.: Clerk: i'an Hos,
| { .nninal sheriff: rahrri Where
| CivII Cont Judge, F a MorNn". \
! ri litter. Albrr, N"ojhics I " { ENs. Ere
. Eins: Cl-rh: T. 4 Luhiuais; CIvii$heui
{ u brown.
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An Ornamental. Safe and Per-
Iansr.ni Hedge.

Interfering Ia the cactus hrdgr tn Demo-
cratic Review, published at Na'clhi"hes'
say:
In ar6rher column will he found sr'ie-
ur,tt from Mr. ] \ Pf.dnonn.e "n the car-
Ia. hrtl.- Ills hedge IL r"roininente'. hy
ID, " Crnrk-ila,,l and Mr. !. y Prnd-
h,,n,,e. l.n w4.nt ~ \ tliJp Tsxa- far The
u.,uo.- Of ir.--r.a'ing ir hriae. Tins
sneak. = grn,ri srrr~ss Tor the cactus enter
pti-r IN rnI> country.
The statement referred 10 ia ~ follows:
RrrnuIn. /. Jniy %. 1897 -Mr. j. +.
III. sasun: vi>i.ed ieAas about the S'h OF
Jane. il rom pauy with pr. !. W. C"rkrrhatn
AMI yrnfsr!i To ~ es,i.at' ,h" cactus hrds"
saw good h- lgc> on li:hr gray and black
! prairi- lands nn r.-'i Ella! and III h1ht sandy
/ laui. | an, s,t ii,'i die cactus, with proper
! care and .Irrlr on WI turn any stock IL re-
| ouii-s va trimming AMI viii mot spread
! End ih,. i.ejsr To lie what you represented d
| L. he.
| The ono and half miles Of hedge you
pon,ra t,r me N,ylS "a 20 is doing well
ri,- stand good the new growth form 6 10 Z
uci,t, AMI am we'll ,lr,>-d with my pros
rr.t for . edge !. 4 PRCbHuMaE
The following well known and prom'ren
/ ":'lI'ls al hru hiNt' id''>h "''' -"
Ii ~ ,ni. valuable hedge. thr nurnh'r oil mi,'
s>Gu whi.h they contracted being stated viii
s.rir names: R.b.u-nn Il StnngIrllnw, II
n,R-s; : R"ss, = miles; Tom Arm.'ead.
rulH,: Emmett R"',in>nn, , NILE: VI
Gl'dlsy.. | MIL Captain Wm Robson, 4"
Ia li". Va, gwen an order for three mi es o
hedge.
; The pIsfN. of,li. desirable and irvalnahl
heds- r"-r u 90 per m'l". 1t makes Al
effective hrdsS,;n :wo years, which Is proc
as,in.i all k.nds'st >io's
Address: =, F HlGGASON,
Pos''it* Box 253' Shreveport
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District Courts,

Fir-i Ei-ir"'- -tario. Jn;g-s 81 -ay.
lor. W Hicks. Shreveport; Attorney: J
Henry Shepherd. Shreveport.
SrcO q n,-rrrt-B .s-i-r Webster AMI Ri.
cnvilIr. Ju 'ge J T Boone Sparta; Attorney:
"a " L"wrv. Bellevue.
! Third p'sirui-t aInrne Union and Lin.
cola. Ju.:sr: Allen Bark >hHir. Rs.ton: Al.
Iorney: T. u McCl.ndon. Homer
Forth Di-inr-J~rksor. WYNN and Cald
we'll. Juige: K ID B,id.rs CuIum.ia: Al,
tornry r f. Willing. Winfield
Fihlf Di.uct-Ouacllis Jnd.e "
Rrhaidson, Monroe; Attorney: + g Hudson
Monuc
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Jnilge: s I
B'rd. Ba-'r"P; Au''n -y: J p Nn,hs.sn-
>eve"th Gs'rct-t,.t.h MA and Frankiin
J"dg-; CsryJ Eih. " innsioc.u,yh; Auar.
n.y: l. Thompson. " u rsip rough
Eish,i. hs'rri- Madison AMI las, Carroll
Judge + Montgomery Lake rfovi,Iencr
An rn.y. j. T. Rsudrli Lake Providence.
Ninth lIi-'r,-Ccnrnrdis amt Trnsas
Jt'ee Cha Young, 81 Joseph: Attorney
Gins : nnk-. Vuials
Trnin D'-'tic'-n- Soto ani Red River
Judge, W p Hall, Mansfield; Attorney, J {
Pngi Cunsnaua
Eleventh District --Narchiioches and Sa-
bine. Judge, David Peisn,., NncL,o hes;
Attorney. u L Scafboron2h. \sicl.Irnchrs
Twelfth Di-'rri -Raprl~. Grant and
Av".r'l--. J"ae-, W + Bachr.p. Alex.
andrIa; toro. Muksviir, Attorney "a,
: Amir-ss. AieAanrria.
Thisteeuih psirnt-Aca.ii and 81 Landry
Jr'ge. i ~aIs. 0prlu,,sas; Attorney. Jno
n OGDEN ''r-ioasas
Fourteenth pis"ict--vrrnon. Calca.iea and
Ca"er''". Judge, d Rras', Like Charles;
Ai'Wnrv. J'-rph CG,i.i. Lake Charles.
/. Fr'-~nfh Di.'Ec'--Paru- Coap.e ami
wv F-inians Jnis... Ruf, Seaple 4s,o,
Sa'~; Ai'"n~y. J"--ph L.; a-an Bsyen Sara
S'x'ren'h Dsnirt--tss F-,m,ana an, s,
Heicua Jais", - Bsa,n~. chhIm.; A.
.ospev. J,ir Il N,p.. C.,ss,n.
Seventeenth, D,,u'rs--Fa.t Baton Rouge.
ia 'k., Geo " Bucknes. Baton Rouy-: A,
iornry, h N Shsslmsne. Baton Pou.e.
Eisitsenih District rsng,pni.oa, Liviny>
stos~. 81 Tsmsnany and wssL,nr,on Judge,
: - IhcnP-on. covins,or; Attorney, Boil.
vssd Gdwseds. smme CRY.
Niueseensh Disuic,--S, Mary and Terre-
D MN. Spsige, a L Ai,eo. Franklin: At,or.
s'ry. Wssses S"ilnn Houma.
Twsn,ieth Observation-Disclosures AMI As.
% npsi"n. lodges: rsyios Beanie, T'Ll,n.
sisnx; waIsas Gnion. Nc polronviII At,or-ey:
= = t~IiIo.ses. thiiossasx.
= MY sisss Disisss--S ST Martin and ..ers.
~ Mona, q Nskinsv,li-, Attorney.
a
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
THE HIGHLAND BEACON
i. State Official Directory.
State OEiccrS3

SrArE .CAPIrAL-BAroN ROUGE
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

G,vrrnor-FR +. NICHOLS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IEFFRlFS
p O.. Bnyc.. la.
Secretary e Stare-L r. MASON
Auiiior Puhlrc Acrutiut>-D. y. NEFEI T.
STATE rraa-nrrr-W II. ROC EHS
o. New Orleans. u.
Super,n'rn em Of Pnbl,c Education JOS. \
BREACX.
Register Land Oirce-;OnN LANlER.
Commissioner ~ A.iirnlInre-I. BIRD
Co,ini-siuner oi lnmig
o. New Orleans, La
Adiu,an,-Ge,era-W G. BURT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
Southern Sunbeam.

a Large Forty Column Literary Paper Free
For One Year.
By calling at the Drug House Of DR.. ]. S.
Braziey you can get a sample cory Of this
paper and any necessary Information. This
paper is published monthly Al Terrell. Texas
on clear while raper and clear. readable type
and is g"''r" up especially fer the family fire.
idle and costs yon ro'hing.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
= 80.

All nnn-residents owning land ia Ri bland
should 'mr''i,'rIy corrrsIon'' with The SEQ.
r-isry nj the Immieranon as>ocia'ion Of Rich
land PARISH State nurnb.r arres for sal.
price aud time of payments. nc A $50 sen.
in co ,rbn'ions ~ mo- ey "r the purpo,.
of pa, ing :"r advertising yonr lands and inr'
n,.hinY papers to t'rs- who are Inclined I.
seek homes in our parish.
Address WILEY p. MANGHAN.
If Ray,Iie La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
Judges Supreme Court.

(Pp.t"iiire Address: NV Orieans)
Chief JUSTICE. Edwa,d B-rmud-z A>soci
r'e.-F. p. Porhr. Cha- f. Fenner, ). l.
McEnrry aud L. y. Watkins.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
Did You EVER

W. H ReveIs. NJ d.. or Baltimore, Md
SAYS: II have been in The practice Of medi,
cine for over eighteen years. hut never have
] seen the e9hal of Hodges Sar>aparilIat !,
has worked miracles here IN caring Rheuna.
fsfn and Scrofuls. Have sinost cum. Ia tie
conriu>i 'ha, cannot practice wrI,ott it,
Svtd ~ all druggists. lNi2-im.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
Bucklcn,s Arnicn Salve.

CHs Best Salve in the world fnr cufs.
Rnisss. Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum,s Fever
Sores. letter. Chappei Hauis. Chilhiains
Cmns, nd al Skin Eppnons, ADD positively
rases Piles, OF no pay required. !, is gnsrar.
fetd N s,vr prrirc, Satisfaction. or money re-
funded Price % GEMS per box. For sale
by Dr.. -. Bcaz.ey. myi2-sS.ly
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

FiTs; Cncnii---, addo. Brs.ier. Webstor
B.rnSii-. Claiborne Union Lincoln. Jacx,on
Caldwell. "inn. Nnlchi'oches, Sabine. De.
S"t" AMI Red Slver Judges:
John c Moncure Shreveport
a b Utorse.---- Mindrn
Seconi (lrcuii--OuacbIra. Rlcbland Frank
I'm. a'shoua Temsas. Madison Concor,iia
East Carroll, West Carroll and alorehouse
Judges:
r. L Montgomery Tailnlah
Third Cnrnir-Aca,. 81. Landry. Avoy.
e'les. RaPl'cs. Grant, vernon Calcaseu
Cameron, Vrf,ni ion Lafayette, iberia and
ST Marin. Judges:
John ti"yg. -...--.... La fayrtre
h'beH ftrfy-----. -----..--... iberia
Fourth Circuii-East Baton Rouge. We.
Baton Ro"g". Livingston. Tanyipal "a. ST
Ta,nn'any, Washington. y. H-i-na. We,
Felr'a"a. Fast Feiicmna, Poi"tr C"uper and
I%rville. Judges:
Sa 'nri J. Powell Bayon Sar,
Niiion a. S'fc slant. ...- -GTe~n>bur4
Finh Circnit--Si. May T-rrebonnc. As.
Sumption, l.ai'niche. 81 Char Is. J.fl-rs ~
~ he'"ari, Plaque" j. IS, ST John the Bsp-
TIT 81. james, Ascension Judges:
Henry ID smith Franklin
Srnr i. B,anrr2ari. New UrIean.
Orleans Circni;-Judse-:
Flank Mrtiin,n. New O,l.a,.
II D. Nelly $500. New Orlrau-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
State 81 majors.

Names P"-tihcr.
Augu-'i", J Numa New Orleans
Avery. John VI Avery
As,acker. ID Tsnelusltoa
b"i'an. Wm New O leans
Barrow. John BAYOU Sara
t"a'uer John S Monroe
B"n'ner. Troyvile
CA2e. Thos A Hnun,a
Cr"s- h \ Ba'on Rouge
Cordili, &C - Jc>epn
l'"g.ar. ! II NV O,l.sns
'ena-. Henry fdsar
">"n, Or,ldm>as
ID VIZ Ivy No re
Es'"pinsi. AI'er 81 RernaId
F"sirr. Murphy ! Franklin
Goi'iriiu ai'a. Alfred New Orleans
Gn"bard. NV Orl,ans
Hampton CP EdYeriy
H-nY J">rrh Willow
Heart. " w Fa,urrviIl.
l."S"n. Anyn,re Bruly Landing
I."". Hiram Floyd
Montgomery & w TalIniah
OSnllvan. F. A Thlhodaux
P"sey. Lloyd New Orl-ans
Prescott, Willis Washington
Pr"vn-fv 90 NV Road
Phiprs r Ho n-r
Robson. VIM Robson
S,nisr tha- T NV O,leans
81 Schenrk Cbas II NV Orleans
Shn".. Richard CernaI
Srip. friedrich Alexandria
Smith, j Fisher Many
Vance, " " Bellevue
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

ar,-. ! u Br,narl, Ravr';
Sh.uh. Ettrrng- " Lyou- fr"~-' lrrk
of Cont: Ray"oni | tlrts, Cfoui"y
4 :, krpre--uraivr: Jos - Ama"', -
Au.at.r. Sh.ii:i " n.irmsu. tunni1>or
,.,-l. ~ ~. III l'nn,t. | 4 innhIu In, a. .
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
The Dudes Know 10.

Or II they d"n't they shouiu know that
Rangnm koot Lin!ment cured By Head in
mmes tor v. + Hunt. OF Adalrs, lie. Ky
J. ii Mallory, OF Ferris Station, Tenn. cured
his hogs oi blind siasgers wuh il. In fact
Tins king OF LInitnent i, invaluable for man
and beast. and no family should be without
IL. Sold by all druggists. jaD2- I'M
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05
United states Senators.

Randall L. Glb-ou o'l-ar.. James +. Eu,iis
Orleans.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-01-05

Everybody rail- at the Drug House Of n. j.
y. Beaz "y and GET sample copy Of the
>oUrHFRy SUNBEAM. II isa splendid literary
paper aud will b- & md worthy Of pernsal.
Its columns are filed with only the hest and
tree from ali stjr c'anable matter. II can be
hsd free for one year. Nv24-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
KEEPING AN EYE TO THE MAIN CHANCE.
STREET COMMISSIONER COLEMAN APPOINTS A

STREET COMMISSIONER COLEMAN APPOINTS A
NUMBER OF TAMMANY MEN.
Before Commits aoner James s. Coleman, Of the De-
parment Of Street Cleaning, sailed for Europe yestor
day on the steamship City Of Ncw-York, no msde a
number OF appointments OF assistant noremcn ana IN.
spectors made necessary BY the abolition OF tho
system Of cleaning the streets below FouTcenth.st
by contract. Although Mr.. Coleman's affiliations
have been with the County Democracy tho most or
his appointees yesterday were Tammany men, As the
election Of Police Commissioner Martin as president
Of the Police Board would give Tammany majority
OF the Health Commissioners Uhc president OF the
Police Board being ex-oflcio member OF the H"al'h
Board, who would pass on any charge which might
be preferred looking to Mr. Coleman's removal, the
Street Commissioner was probably considering his
own interests in selecting as many Tammany men as
possible from the eligible lists from which under the
law the names had 10 be taken. In spite OF his caro-
several anti antics had such high marks In the
Civil Service examination that they could not be
overlooked Tho following arc the appointments:
Assistant Foremen-ThomS +. Hayes Thomas f.
Kerr Charles F. smith, James ". Heien. Samuel X.
Murphy, p. i. Mcdonald, W. L. o'D0nnell, Jacob
Ackerson. Philip Reynolds, Charles l.. Roeder, p. H.
Jobes, VI. j. Lane, Matthew strip, Thomas Everett
and John T. MoAvoy.
Tho following were appointed Inspectors OF Dumps
j. A. sheridan James OMahoney, z. s. PENN ston
Daniel Mcguire. Patrick Gordon and James c. Shaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27

ISSUING STOCK AND RAISING MONEY BIZ LIFE,
FELLowsHIrs.


Tho Board Of Trustees OF the American Fine Arts
Society, which has been Incorporated by the Society
Of American Artists the Architectural League Of New
York tho Art Students League Of Sew-Yorh, tho
Society Of Painters IN Pastel and the NewYork Arr
Guild, for the purpose Of erecting building which
shall servo q homo for all Of them, met at NO III
West Twenty third-st yesterday afternoon, TO near
the reports of the various committees that have peen
appointed to solicit subscriptions for tho STOCK ana
for the llfofellowships. Howard russell butor,
president OF the Board, announced that onehsf Oh
the ESQ 900 OF stock DO issued had already been
tahon up mostly In sums Of $500 and 300. ho sso
said that sixty life fellowships had been eourod
Holders Of these on the payment OF sloo receive nVo
seasontckets to every exhibition Of the society.
onehalf Of tho proceeds OF these felowships VIII
70 10 tho building fund and the other half VIII DO
divided among the Society Of American Artists, tho
Art students League Of NewYork and the Society OF
Painters In Pastel which will give the exhibitions.
Among those who have already taken fellowshps arc
III. Marouand, Elliott F. Shepard, f. l.. Young. Miss
Catherine g. Hawley, william Loring Andrews, Edward
Lsuterbach Levi P. Morton, J. Picrpont Morgan John
n. Archbold william A. wheelock William Allen But
Ter IT, Edward d. Adams. Francis Ormond French
and Msrceus Hartley. uooo -,
erected. IT viii DO between Fifth and sixth ayes.
and Win extend from Forty third to Forty fourth ct
Tbat part OF the Of the sc that not covered
BY the capital stock and the proceeds OF tho follow
ships will be paid by q mortgage. Tho promoters OF
their canvass and will begin building as soon as posi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
xou THE soy, BUT TIE NEWS OF HIS pEArn

NOT THE SON, BUT THE NEWS OF HIS DEATH.
A nsrvous man stepped into Punch Edye Co.'s
pscs Yesterday and asked the question that he had
asked there every day for tho last month: HAS tho
Italian ship Columbus arrived and is my boy on board
Some one told that the vessel was In but the boy
Vas dead, The man fell 70 the floor In . faint and
sf,er ba had recovered he told pathetic story. His
name 10 Charles shourts, OF Philadelphia. and his boys
name WINS Herbert. The was eighteen years old
and was handsome fellow and was called Charley Ross
on Chadwfckst- because he supposed to look like
the lonpmissed Charley.
Herbervs parents are wen.todo people, but no fed
himself on dime noves nd in October ran away to sea
a., the Anstran bark Alice He sickened under his hard
81. before the mast and deserted at European port
Missionaries found him. and he wrote homo 70 his mother
that he would como home But his condition was worse
than his friends had supposed and In spite OF tho Italian
captains care. no died OF sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
RED CLOUDS FICTION REFrSE TO YIELD

KED ULUUU /" FIVlIV' HhF0 NJ To TThTH'
Pine Ridge Agency, Dak., Juno e6.-Tho unftendly
combination here remains intact The indians arc
evidently awaiting Instructions from outside ad.
vsers As matters now stand Il Is useless tn spend
moro thno at present Tho commissioners will
l.aye probably on Thursday for Crow Crock Agency.
At Rosebud many signsturcs Will b. rnoeived after
the commissioners leave. Red Cloud had q talk with
Major Warner this afternoon. He made ex-
plantations OF tho which governs HIS action or
sy statement OF what he proposed In the future II
Is believed that no expects In way 30 secure for
himself tho distribution OF money 10 paid under tho
bill for horses as the price for his support.
santoo indian Agency, Ncb., Juno "0.-Govornor
Foster, chairman OF tho sioux Commission, and
part OF tho clerical forro reached horo yesterday
Afternoon. There arc only about $50 voters a
this agency, ali OF them fast becoming civilized, bold.
ing the land scvcraty and entirely sclfsupportng.
4 council was held with tho Indians IN the afternoon,
about 80 OF them being present. There Is no APP
parent op position TO tie bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
CAPTURED on A MEAGRE DESCRIPTION.

Detectives Hurd and Jacobs OF Inspector Byrness staf
made clever arrest Tuesday night On most mesgre
description they arrested Max Sherman OF No 135 West
Thirty thiris fe Is wanted in New.ofleans where he
Ia charged with larceny and forgery shoenman. who Is
rnavn "A "Jew SAM was the Neworleans police say
employed on panon about hfty miles north OF
New.orieans owned by named Brown. Largo
quantities Of cotton had just been shipped 70 three dif
se,ent firms wheu Brown seized with parslysis He
.nya "sanr note on the strength Of which he to
collect one Of the bills SAM" 1t IL charged forged two
note. ike the original collecting all three bills amounting
70 about a. ooo Then he fed The Ncw'orleans police
inspector Byrnes saying they believed "Sam
sa here snh describing him Texan and 20 holy terror
with pisteL' Ho was captured - mentioned. At the
Jsuer.oo Market Court yesterday he was remanded
await regulation papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
{. 1Hra BLAST WITH pYxAMrrn.

ss biggest blast in the construction OF the Aqueoue'
80 sssv ared on Sunday when half ton OF dynhnits
ned 20 clear away the rock at the oupcs OF cfoon
xaks Ths rock disappeared and the "a'er II ho"
~--.s,. an the rata At tho head Of the Aqueducs
49,, a tss pock Which forms the ds Of che lake. had
- isst during the work Section % proseeuon 70
-, ,paa. The contractors Smith Brown, having
aaishsd The other work on their section, eorea
- go in tsts rock loaded them with dynamite snd
- :is On sunday when there would b fewer people IN
- neishborhood than othcE day Warnings were
sasssss On ell me neighborns roadS md the workmeh
sxesvs tho selected TO fire the bsst were sent away
- ma fees q, more The blasts then Cred
- 4pst,,cty The water for hundred feet In the
~ end the smaller stones were thrown fos assef ..
40 The greet triangular body Of rock VIA paSe
8Wlry feet and . depth Of about sixteen feet was
&ntfFe1y Skastered and loossned ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
w11rrAM HENRY WOODS.

William Henry Woods well known in Wall Street dea
suddenly yesterday from heart disease He was In hs
ONCE In the Continental Bank building little before nooas
getting ready 10 sec friends business nsteesS
when no felt pain around hts heart lie asked his orotA
erinlaw John N. McKlcroy TO step out and break M
engagement As Mr. McKleroy was talking win ms
friends, asking them to make another epgasement WIZ
came that Mr.. Woods dead. His brother Samua
Woods, was with him.
Mr.. Woods was born forty.nlne years ago In Euiaus.
Ala. He served In the Confederate Army as captain V
the Eufsula Light Artillery and at the close Of the wa
went into tho cotton business as member Of the arm u
William A. Mckenzie 4 Co, at Appalaeheois Fla hs
aferward established himself at Savannah. Ca, where ns
was president OF the 0gcthorpe Club. In 1870 hf'
Woods TO this city whcro he went into the eos
business with Colonel @. Murphy who Is nov pesiaen'
Of the First National Bank In San Francisco lie was
member CO .s Cotton Exchange OF late years no nm.
been president the Alabama Mineral Land Company o
Wee president of the Annst6wn Land Company. no
manber OF the Union Club. Mr.. Woods leaves "A'
| and three children.