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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
THE yAHRMARKT 4 GREAr SUCCESS.

The object Of Summer Rest Society In aid Oh when
the Jahrmar Is being held At No. Of Ffthsye Is to
furnish Qeneewomeh who ore obliged 70 work Tor tner
living with good board and other accommodation. .
enable them 70 get and recreation amid more pleasant
surroundings than they would otherwise obtain Tho
society hiss for the two summers mantaned house
az Pascack n. J., and many worthy but irnpecuhi"uS
e,sons have enjoyed its hospitality There Is decidedly
favor about the being held In aid OF THIS
worthy charity Tho costumes OF the German pcsfan'y
are worn By the ladies the varous booths ana 5ernA
Gags are used extensively In the decorations Se's,a
.s.s s,o,, were al the fair yesterday, and in the
s,.-noon Montafore Isaacs succeeded IN amusing ts
hue ones With his seghtOfhnna This afternoon .nS
mats,op,ai souabbles Of Mr.. Punch ana his wiie "i
divert the children Both afternoon and evening sns,
I'M IA aaneng for the older Among those inter
go. q, ,n eoernrise are MIRA Edward King. Mrs VIII
lam 8. Livingston, IT,, Mrs A. g. r. speye,s or
Charles @. Taylor, the Misses cempodi' MISS pS't@
Mis- Clriswold Miss Townsend and Miss COOK
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pror poUorcaU1r MARRrED AGAIN.

nson Boucicault and Miss Louise Thofndyke, who
has been known as Mrs. Boucioault for over three
years wege married on Wednesday afternoon for the
second time Tho first marriage was In sydney.
H. s. W.. over three years ago. Mr.. BoHciesulrs
Singular position with regard to Agnes Robertson who
ZOE 80 many years called Mrs Boueicault, made the
legality Of his marriage with Miss Thorndyhe open 20
question. Mrs. Agnes Robertson Boucicauit recently
obtained divorce In en- English court which proved
that ia that country at any rate, sho was Mr.. Bouel
sauIts wife The verdict IN that case having left
Mr Boucicsnit frce, he decided on having second
marriage 10 Miss Thcrndyke Judge McAdam mar
ne1 them at their bone In West Fifty -fth-gt. Clark
Btu, Mt. Boueicanlts attorney, was the necessary
witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
/. sor.prERs AND SAILORS MONUMENT

TO the EdNor OF INV ITFV""V'
Sir: II Network City is to have a soldiers anu ,"
ssilorU, monument lot It be memorial building IN
,h,.h ,sh,e,. or other memorials Of Grant, Fsrragus
and otNrra NAV be placed and preserved Tho build
I,a 30 non,aIn not less than'ye meeting rooms' one
to be largo han. Lot Grand Army Of the Republic
posts me Ioyai Legion and other organizations COM
posed exclusively Of soldiers and sailors OF he a.0
var and numbering not less than ono hundred mem
ha.a have fhc use OF the rooms al nominal roht'
When no veterans remain to answer the roll cs can
tn1 Duus ~ generos and patriotic oitizeDs OF this
City shall determine. - AhDh'A "Hf1NtA1
New-York, Feb 10, lbb9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

MR. wAyAMAKER's NEW HOUSE IN WASHINGTON.
washngtons March (speelsD. The house occupied
BY exsocretaiy whitney for the last four years IN
Est and by him purchased from tho late Secretary Of
state Mr. Frellnghuysen, was sold to-day to the nav
pustmaster-General John Wanamaker. The price
paid was 10000. II Is an oldfashioned bricK s'ruc
rc with front of about fifty feet, and with an OK
tension which Mr.. Whitney built and which was ny
him used as ballrOOm--tbe seeno OF many soci@i
caaberings and brilliant festivities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
Observation-Disclosures FoR MR. WAHAMAKER

CONGRATUUATIVAb FVH ~1' ' y. - =, Il
pbladelpha march Special. Tho directors OF inc
Merchants, National Bank, of which John wanamaker
was o5e a. The lneorporators sent the following dis
match 10 Mr.. wanamAker this afternoon;
The president and directors Of tne meren l M
snnolntment n postmaster General, believing that
te country viii be largely BENEFITED by rs cosnSSe a
IN the Cabinet and from his administration OF tho
important Department under his care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
xIror CAMERON NINETY 7sARs OLD
!. rxrrp On nrs BrnrBDAY By MANY rnIESps
mc.uDxxG TIM WHOLE rEENsrnvANiA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MSs-
sAGEs-xHn GENHRAL IN vIsoas
Gus HEALTH.

Gus HEALTH.
Harrisburg, Ps7fn., March tspoctsp .-When me
vsceraS,e General simon Cameron SAID sooa-oy W ns
Islands this evening he remarked that naa Decn .ne
3 hsnpssss day Of hk life. He had ceieprsseu ms
rpetsstA birthday in becoming way, ana peope Iiuni
81 parts Of the country Ind either called 70 90 MN
honor or had sent congratulations heiDsc hs ien MS
80, ais u.onpa kilograms containing kind wishes
s.~sc 10 cow IN upon him aud when be reached his
Sntne room huDdred letters greeted him nom other
tr,.nds who desired to assure him that although he
Ma retired nom active life, they sna bore him In
hndlv remembrance From almost every State in
tho Union. came these messages
tina s,enersi was IN unusually good health his
eve was bright and his sep IS nfm rs thss OF man
many years youngcs. As NO Hsu 'ne y eSsas's ison
"a 80 statesmep Hnsnciers, business man and friends
:, ,ong yesrs standing, he said he felt proud
:, ~ thus honored During the morning many
g., ssst< vsre received from friends In Harris
49, .ad s,seshcre, all OF which were received with
SsI,sht ar tho Gsneral is Intensely fond Of flowers
Isrxo Number OF ctirsns called during tho morning.
"a friends, with whom no conyersed IN = familiar
wsy about HIS life as printer, publisher, United
ssatsx senator, Cabinet osicer and diplomat Al
i, JcDck Messrs. Psllocll, MIugan and sDubree. Of
- Philadelphia Cameron Club. organized In 1858
ss,kd With 1ne basket Of flowers.
1Aoxtly asterward tho Pennsylvania Legsiarlrc
k<.ssd BIZ lieutenant Governor Davies and speakei
asyer, arrived and were introduced to tho General
xho mad kind word for each ono. II was astonish'
se 70 hear him recall the suteccdens Of nearly every
member Of tho Legislature, relating some Incident In
sonnsction with each. when all had shaken hands
vii, him, General Cameron thanked them Tor the
honor. and added be had nothing to say except thai
- won,d try 10 behave himself rs long IS he was
hero The entire party, with the General IN
,bo foreground, were then photographec
Is the large yard In front OF the
Cameron mansion BY invitation, numee
Of friends took luncheon with the General at which
ccngrstulatory speeches were made By Major L. 2
pent. Colonel o. Z. Mcclelland, W. W. Maeaianney
and others, Witty response being made by Genera
Cameron
This afternoon Governor Beaver ana ms Ca.in l'N
the hesds of the state Dcpsrtnents, state empioy1
.sS others called 10 offer their congratniapons am
shortly af.erward the state League of
esus and the Harrisburg Press Club, OF whch SensIa
csmer r Is PRESIDENT called In body. AZ dnne
his evening he had with him all his eharen AM an,
rrandchiicrsn with she exception OF soQaior OVi
famcrcn who was de. aincd at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
Canton, Penn, March 4, 1880.
A VETERAN OWES THANKS.

10 fhe EdIor OF ThS ITIVH"e
Sir: A new Administration OF Governments unuer
Harr1snn COMMENCES this day. II is q great sat.
lsaefon TO be IN situation to say to-day; Goodby,
Grover. Your miserable, puSIllanEous AdmlnistfA,
ton r. finished. This Government VIII no more
toady and be subsevent to other nations to the as
grace a"u HENRY Q. CARTIER
Norvslk, Conn, March 4, 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
rup rrv, pR. RAINsFoRD MI,

while tho Rev. Dr. W. s. RAinSord. Of st. George.
Episcopal Church was delivering the closing address ~
tina scsyiees on Ash "wednesday nc was taken snadonH
IN ana was ssss,od "a his room n the rpetory BY
tIa ts IA ~ ~ sneying from oyefwork. ard no VIII
leave Ms parish work next week for an extended TRIP
California or Mexico 10 reeuperete'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
THE HORSE rooK 4 Hrrr.

,c g'S =, 80, tl down IN the middle of silppcry
pas einsnt The driver dId not jump down ana o "a
lao a no Ie IA slleht from bis eagon and looEgn
tho harness upon his hoes en 10 took from Ian,s spS
- e,e,. aas fhe fallen horses foot Tho intsIL
cent animal dia not mistake the mute susgc sdesd
.s,,sd nntn Ma feet were upon u. With s e1ur.
be ssr,eTied To- an upright posnon and then nf,sn
kB feet willie tho driver PICKED up INC rope'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

remember riding home IN hcrseSsr WIN nshI "a
w Paine ono day. remerked stoEy-telef, sbeap
sIir bound voinnae ~ iavy reporis. A mutual ac-
auainfAncc hailed him and said: Scs hefe. fhihe,
do g0n have % study law etiliY .n., ...Lon
OF teeisions II The MASSACHUSETTS, supreme courA
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. nrurER ~ HoroR OF sEoRErARY rRAoY

A DINNER IN H0H0R OF sbohhIAHI 49,.
washington, March s.--colonel Eliioa T. shepard'
~ THE Mai and Express gave dinner this evening
Al the Arlington Hotel to benjamin r. Tracy, Secretary
~ tina Navy The other guests were secretary kusA'
Atiorncy-Gcnsrai Miller, Secretary noble secte.sS
r,,~ pnstYnaster-oenera wanamaker, Mr. Justice
r,ia.chfer ex-senator Chandler, Russell D. Harrison
j r, Mckee, Eiiiab W. Halford, Anson o.
McC,ooh william Walter Philips, John san
ND. 1iasFoyeni Bey, Jpssfn q JscAsen, franeis
n bred Thomas D0isn, walker Blaine, Reprose nta-
tive T. j. Heidan, Geuerai KNAPP John =. Baker.
general Daniel Buttsried. Genesai Batcheuer, Adj
rnlral Porter Rcas-Admiral Joliett Colonel Ered
Grant, A. r. Britton, Henry c. Bowen, Warner Miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
anxnA1. nornRnr OF rHE PRINoEr0N sINoEES

The Princeton College Giee and Banjo o.uos m a..0
he, annual eoneert Al cheksrng Hall on Saturday even
s Msh "a unaer the auspices Of the Princeton Club
q s city The entertainment Is designed for the benefit
i ,ss hss.hai, assocaon Of the college. Many weL.
known saies Of the city, among them Mfs AS nSa ?
Hewitt, Mrs. william e. Dodge lr' hrs ". S.r'ss
=, 3. L.eier' MA. Francis IL Msfkoe. Mis- Henry g.
Marqusnd. Mrs John j. MecOOk Mrs william Snareh
Osborn, Mra Pe.sy X Pyne MIRA Rudolph Z 80
aud Mrs Jonathan Sturges have conscnVeu ss s,nsa,
o "a nsasr.S Tickets the entertainment
may Be procured Ut Gehubers, NO. 70 Union se"se anu
of Il r. Cole No / wiIiiam-ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

Yhake 40 soms fanny things 10 law, and lawyers
~ z!sa ssna2 MEny ossss ease n . While SAD
1l9thtt dIsflnra1shed n eflnbal annals a. en-
pk kpo1Aet 9ace xsked friend 81 mine 70
hsss' yssr sncasy r hasaissa on fslend,
hesea'l ~ snyss ~ ihe rcg'E but 4 yes'ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

Frank X stoS 6sons ~ y. = fn,acSin
saVsisnSss b. Edsss ssi!s 1s Ssnsisat
n, sssno nimner foui-paRo Cartoon BY M85q
Morxam q rho Annoxaucn Of Canada con- e.ninE
esvs1ST Portraits, goos with this number. V1t ~
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"nounlH Txrvng WATERPROOF COATS tss e ssas
nannsctrs riley are III rosds wisA hoth sewed and q
unsf pstenti several ysrs 80 AID
p0NyRoILED ExcLusIyEfI BY DyRsELrKs ~ u, .s.x..
Being vuisenlzed ~ or sam
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aeeristies 90 aot esle9g g ne possa sSo 20
cog,as ea sonsoSa ,.:r s,,ro. ~.
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feev YIN " Keilev ~ r.. M water Eathison TO Hs&
inlia al s6sridau 6oth 81 Bfcokiyn. =. go
sxparsA MT New york on March b. TIE
,seS Il Rowe a w srreart al iynn 20 ssrare4FCo
Ter. AZ Nankao. MINI. t.tss *. - q So
= spn.uuurxxunrssuuu
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Dl.1D LEI. 49,, 80. Z.
saais yteo5 stsr X whddon and daughter o. sespnsr
ana =. " Anseis $500. xx..s ~ sp... y....
DAVEEPoET-On WEDNESDAY. haren o. fi0mas DNs'n'
Relatives and enas ere ns Y atsenS ne al sse ~
S sss rosiuence eoh's''h'' - 90 ~ - ~
s meal the O'Clock train from foot Of Liberty a.
DEwEyAt "a tsssye Bocklyn Wsc ary y az asl
raas1l snsss house saturday evening - O'Clock
i h1s1ss9 r S1-s no"siA ~
Brrlsl prvsse .s.,.. No a. ma, ..ta. ,,,
- s op be hsd At Trnty carch MONDAY
March Ii, &C il m.
=. = a. r.sSsr uayeh Al nee lara vessdrnes
INA =, wsaow " 'hs iAso isesi'' ~ --'ss -
ust1ss ~ s,ysssi Ssreaffer. ~ ~ ~
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4 NOVEL BoUrosrrERE.
Prom The chicago Man

From the NhIcABU hIuL
Yesterday sat al table IN MadIson.st. restaur.
ant when r,sticl0oking man entered ana was gwen
4 seat opposite me- Ills order wss fgr paRen wni,es
fhe top az II lay kpFig OF spinach. hs the
truman took IN bls hand and aftef smoking Of Il
ogce or twice and toying With It. put II In tho Button
hole in tho lapel OF his c2at. saying as no aug 50 !:
souvenir end every customer gets one,' TO which the
waiter smIlng,y sald, HYesp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

BIssAsrs putch y the isshlesabls drink s apsa-
drink for ladies' u. s
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Kingstou- Tell gram, March q.
We anxious 70 have you retnrr Teiegrsnn, m,
8 speciai Noiiec."

" Special Notice."
All persons interested the repeal Of the psssant arrears
law Of Brooklyn and the enactment Of similar law "a now In
operation city please oke notioe that the AS
pInali Bii viii have hsarsag before the Cities Commit
tees az Albany on Thursday tAIsreh i4 AZ m Pease
be present your ieer Telegram 70 said comi,tFg
or yr Assembly Legislature Tnis PHI
win give the proper relief Further Information ~ u r. DAB
LING q co, so Court st., Brooklyn
Want to Find
IN. vhsraaho,,ts Of DAVi I'd ONEs heirs resident
OF the City OF NewYork D. 1850 who entered land IN
Township fl soat Range ftvet East F9tnam Coln
Ohio Wish corrrspond on title Address 70 WM boEh-
MER, Fort jennings. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

ILLNESS OF Ex-G0TBRSOR DEWEY.
lancaster, WIS.,, March s.-Ex-G Governor Nelson O..
Dewey the first Governor Of this State, an oh-tlme
Democratic leader was stricken with paralysis on Mop
day, and Is dying. Governor Dewey is seveniy-hve
eco ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
AoToRs. uaNAGERs AND PLAYS.

Horny r. Abbey Mrs Abbey and Nine Hadinr
,,tuprei 10 New-Ycrk yesterday. Nine Hsdins
won't to washington expressly to SEQ Miss Anderson
sct and was fortunately able TO do so on one OF ne
only tive rights she played this week. NINE. haoinS
sails to-day for Hayre "A
Tne looth performance Of Captain swift at ,ne
Madison souase Theatre occurs tonight A. NJ!
pa,,oer who has beoa at Washington and Point
Comfort camo home yesterday.
The new american opera, OF which mention was
made Yesterday Is named Idrelle:D considerable
mystefy Is preserved about its Prodncuon'
Charles Jefferson, with hs usual suavity and man
aer,ssl ability has Smoothed out all the dncnines
ip the way of John Gtes's playing with the Jeher-
scn-fiorence combination.
printed statement that the veteran Charles Coui~
dock ufports permanently retiring at tho ond Of this
ssascn Is incorrect Mr. Couidock will probably con
tln,e to PLAY Hazel Kirse.a
Jeuaes @. Duff, of tho standard Theatre, sailed nom
Southampton on March z. He has completed nego-
tiaons for the production of grand opera on behalf
o. tho Chicago syndicsts.s Mr. Dun on HIS return
VIII direct the Gaieiy BuriesGus Company, The
oueen's Mascs and a a Trip 10 Africa new opera
81 Jshohowsl and Harry Panitcn Is 10 be produced by
BIN In Chicago, aud he wiz shortly produce now
comic opera IN Ncw-YorlL
The a0oth night Of aYadjy' drew crowded
audience to tho Casino last night. Manager Aronsor
ftly celebrated the occasion by tho presentation
prcffy ssuycprs in fba fcrea ri n btrR est.
and the ttfcdnction OF new songs for Misses hussel
Sesuttu s dssarsssa viii saeycEacs floral designs
hand to hcr younger sister 1Kadjy.'
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,gg ~ ' s; is 4 sss :sss :ss ss
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sesmed 70 hncw intuitvsly that he could not sip On
.ne gpe Then TIN driver readjusted the haFless
mounted his sat on tho boz ard drove on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
urss Macy ANDERSON OBLIGED TO TAKE RE

MISS Macy ANDERSON OBLIGED TO TAKE HEST.
Washington, March Special. Mary Adder
sons health has compelled her to cancel the remainder
Of her Washington engagement. Although she feit
sb1o to appear last night In "a Winters Tale she
found a. tho performance went on that she had
oyerestinased her strength After tho dance In tho
9Th act was over she was so exhausted that she
sfs,nted End tins curtain had to be rGng down. She
allied quickly and resumed her psr sustaining II to
me end, 10 tbs satisfaction OF the audience her
attending rhyscian strongly advised her. however.
against attempting 70 act again for several days Miss
Anderson has reluctantly decided to comply. Her
siment Is nervous prostraton due TO tho continued
sirslr which she has put upon herself for several
yssx. The trouble manifested Itself two years ago
asa Il that time Niss ANDERSON took 9 long rest.
Ifrr voSk durfng tie present season has been yery
srSuoes ard IN addition abe has done great deal 81
travelling
Mics Mary Anderson played on Thursday night in
Washington. but was suffering greatly from Weakness
and nervous prostrstion. She, therefore decided TO
,sst during the remainder Of this week, but VIII re-
sumo lsor tour IN Baltimore on Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-15
Fashion Notes.

The tight-ftting half long jacket repre-
sent the future rather than the present,
that is if fashion leaders approve. The
color is apple green, and braid trimmings
of the same hue adorn it. Cuffs and
basque are cut after models OF Louis
XV's time, and the big cspe-like collar
reaches quite to the shoulder, covering
the upper part of long revers.
Very young women choose the flower
toque, and find it vastly becoming. The
tulle shape is bordered with velvet, and
an immense poppy forms the crown, its
tender scarlet petals spreading over the
entire surface. Besides poppies, large
roses, lilies, and asters are adapted for
the purpose. Each of these flowers may
be bought singly.
A fair like piece of headgesr has the
filmiest of silk tulle, pale blue in tint
arranged on wire foundation. Nesting
in the center Of the loosely puffed FROM
ia tuft Of white cherry blossoms Will
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-15
A RAS BOULANGER
Conflict Between BOulangist Par
Hams and the Police.

tisans and the Police.
PARIS, July 14.-M. Deroulade, NJ La
guerre and other Boulangist members o
the Chamber OF Deputies, assembled ir
the Place de la Concorde before the
statue of Strasburg today, intending tc
hold a meeting. A crowd of severa
thousand persons had gathered, and M
Deroulade was about to begin speech
when police commissary named Glenn
enti forced his way through the crowd
and, approaching Deroulade, forbade him
to speak. Deroulade protested, but the
police official was obdurate. Deroulade
then began affixing floral wreaths to the
railings round the statue, at the same
time leading the crowd in shouts of "Vive
Boulanger!' Clement tried to arrest
Deroulade, but the latter stoutly re.
sisted, saying that he had
not made a speech, and
had only cheered for Boulanger.
He refused to accom- pany the officer to
the police station. Clement thereupon
seized him, but the crowd came to Der
oulade's rescue and took him away from
the officer. Clement was being roughly
handled by the mob, when large body
of police suddenly appeared upon the
scene and charged the crowd, driving
them in all directions and rescuing the
unfortunate commissary. A large num-
ber of persons were arrested. Laguerre
and Deroulade, during the scrimmage
jumped into a cab and we're driven
to the Office of La Presse, where the mob
gathered and INDUCED in noisy demon
strations. The police cleared the streets
and made many more arrests. The in
cident has caused sensation throughout
the city, and dangerous developments
are feared.
AN EFFECTIVE DUEL.
NJ. Belz, the Secretary of the Boulan-
ger Committee at Mareeilles, was today
killed in duel with NJ. Piernotti, the
editor of LIE Petit Prouincal, a Marseilles
journal.
wADDINaToN DECLAIMs AGAINST BoU.
LANCER.
III. M. Waddington, French Ambas-
sador here, gave banquet this evening
to prominent members Of the French
colony. In speech after the banquet
the ambassador declaimed against Bou-
laugism. He denied that the Boulangists'
programme had its parallel in America,
because, he said, in America the Presi-
dent is elected, not by universal suffrage
but by delegates of the States. More
over, in America there was practically
no stan ing army, and coup d'etat was
ther efore impossible. The triumph OF
Boulapger must end in disaster for
France. He himself did not believe
Boulanger would succeed, but neverthe-
less he considered it necessary for his
countrymen to rally around President
Carnot in defence of the Republic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-15

One of the largest and richest gold
mining camps in this country has lately
been opened up by Frank Q; Young
contractor, Of Los Angeles. he is de-
velopipg the different claims, which are
showing up extensive veins, exceedingly
rich. Last week he struck some very
rich ore, and had it assayed by John r.
Culver, which runs $50, 1886. ~ per ton ;
another assayed by E. M. Wade, runs
$13 ,O75 40 per ton. Mr.. Young is well
pleased with the way they are turning
out, and will shortly place large mill
on the ground, as there are several thou
sand tons of rich ore in sight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-15

pale green leaves. The narrow strings
that fasten the bonnet are OF pale olive
velvet.
Polite circles no longer see the manly
short.clipped coihure on feminine neaus'
although the craze for the masculine 10
garments seems rather on the increase
than otherwise. The most conspicu-
GUS example of this tendency this season
is observed in the new tennis shirts, ex-
actly like mans, with starched from, !,
high collar, and stiff white tie. Ihey
are worn under the open tennis jacket.
Capes are of every shape, the newest
being that which forms theround should.
cape at the back, and in front opens with
long revers on either side Of the dress
buttons, ending in point below the
waist. The triple cape or carrick is
donned by fashionable girls, and as it is
something that none but a first-class !
tailor or dressmaker will attempt, 1t ie
sure to hold it's cachet to the end.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-15
LON DON LOCALS.
Pigott the Author of "Parnelitsm
md Crfme.,,

LONDON, July 14.-The adherents OF
Mr.. Parnell almost unanimously incline
to the belief that an inspection of the
Loyal Patriotic Union would afford proof
that the late witness Pigott either wrote
or fully inspired the "Parnellism and
Crime" papers.
wILKIE COLLINS BETTER.
There has been some slight improve
ment, today, in the condition OF Wilkie
Collins, the novelist.
The bank swindler McKie has been
sentenced to eight years imprisonment
at Hamburg.
PAPAL SUCCESSION
The Standards Rome correspondent
saws: 1.-The Italian Cardinals oppose the
suggestion Of several foreign Cardinals
that the election of an American Cardi
nal as Pope would tend to solve the Ro
man question. The Pope has asked
three Cardinals whether it is advisable
that the conclave to elect his successor
be held at Rome or elsewhere.