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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
FINE sHols
A.
WILSON & CARR
bouR1 X G..
DOUBLE Sron
4 West Baltimore s.
4 North CharIIss,, :,

Wilson 8 Carr BLACK BOTTOM 81. : :
PEI haps in no line Of ,,s, =
our midst is the comn ~ ';rade b
great and sharp as fi IN sSs,s.
THIS has had the effacl ., S !
oping thu b st makes u ueVeS
prices, and several ma, ka lSssS
n teworthy 81 ecialres Ns 81 nd
leading enterprising de.l'aO lg
GE IT'S SHOES. < r,aa, Z Y
has been created aud msip,' u
ed for SINE lime past bv 'I Wl
SON u CAR in a maiori' WV !,
the papers through attrs;,;'
cards, circulars, &c, Pm pm
att. ntion is almost every, I \
called TO thu BLACK IL ~
So. so GEMS SHOE. AZ ~
enterprise and on Law bs,, u
a iiloie 'hah ordinarily mss
torous article, we thcuoS'
worthy Of inv. stigation9 y
knowing WI SON Il CARE ~
and favorab'y as young. s n
ted business men, pr.clic si+ |.
their line. and who from sn,s
beginners, by close applIcsts
and good management, b,n
rapidly risen to the front r,'s
In the retail hoe trade in ~
midst, as well as in the coss
dence of our people, which S,,
brought with it a generonssb,rl
of patronage, we soughta bn.l
Interview COZ corning tbss
Block BoTToM $3.50 SpoN
WILSON & CARR, enter,d ina
minute and frank details cos.
Germ ne them ant assure n
that they were made Of I'M
bet Leather tFat they are
No. / good Shoe, and viii gp
the wearer good satisfacIt. /
They ara stitched with the bes
silk, and the bottom sewed o.
with the best Farbour lhnsl. /
They also assured us that whit
their superior finish and dun.
biilty were inquest ned, thg
were also an easy, comlotabk
fit. and " ere made over the b.
test improved lasts, giving obi
formly such excell-nt satisise
ton that persons buying Oh
pair always comes back iortA
second. We inspected seven
pairs, and found them ven
handsomely finished in Button
Lace and Congress. We als
found them soft and pliable, and
made Of tie best material. A1y
gentleman wishing a pair d
good Shoes will do we'll in buy
ing a pair of WILSON 4 CARR
Bla' k Bottom $3.50 Shoes q
heir Double store, No. 4 Wei
Street and No. An
Charles Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
Brokers to Jollify in washington.

tho Philadelphia Produce exchange have left
this city for Washington to indulge in two
days excursion i'll lieu of their annual ban.
quet The party consists OF about two hun.
dred persons, comprising besides the mem
bcrs OF the exchange the presidents of the
Commercial and Grocers exchanges, the presi.
dent OF the National Produce bank and of.
iiccrs OF other kindred institutions and repre-
sentatives of the press as invited guests
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
ratal Colllslon N ylrglnis.

LyscHBURa, Va. Feb. IA collision oc-
CURED on the Norfolk aud Western railroad
near harrisburg Owing to nliscmstruction
of orders on the part of the men in charge OF
the east baslcd train, two freights trains came
together vita terrific force. Engineer
Underwood was instantly killed and the. fire.
men of both trains are reported seriously hurt
Both trains were badly wrecked
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

4 er; ana Police If London at
Leggerhelds.
TWO VERSIONS OF THE CASE.
The Newspaper Men Say the Boobies Arc
snppressing the Trnth, and Are in Turn
Charged with Spelling Big Detec-
tive JoI-The Dundee 3Turtior.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-One of those rumors
iaiiied tho researches OF the London reporters
for the last three days The msn in question
are hardly the kind to lose much sleep over
failure Of this sort, but there seems TO have
been really chance that would have driven
al American newspaper man frantic If he
had been thrown or the scent as the London
reporters claim to have been.
They blame the police for obstructing i'm
qniry and refusing information, and the latter
mathematics the men Of the quill for spelling
one of the best detective jobs of the century.
1t is asserted by several reporters that
woman has been kept in close quarters for two
days who came near being the prey Of tho
same fond, possibly the veritable Jack Of the
unsavory cognomen. In spite of the efforts
OF the police to keep the circumstance from
the public, the matter leaked out and the
representatives Of the press demanded further
Information concerning il.
The police stoutly denied that any such
event had occurred and each party is natur-
ally exasperated at the persistence of the
other. The woman is said TO be but slightly
injured but as yet unable to give an accurate
description OF her assailant.
There las not been Of late very cordial
feeling between the authorities and the re-
portefs, a state of things which is perhaps due
10 greater enterprise on the part of the lat
ter, owing 10 the competition arising from
the growth Of the cheap press, and the heads
Of the police heartily detest tho increasing in
quisl;ivenCss OF the writers for tho journals
which have been SO bold as to depart from
the sober routine of English newspapers
Since the removal of Sir Charles Warren
the force havo felt that they should do some
thing to justify the clamor for his dismissal,
In which they were as active rs they dared TO
be. They have never given up the search for
the perpetrator of the Whitechapel murders,
aud the moro the matter faded from public
notice and ceased to be the topic of converse
ton In the sluns the better satisfied they
were, and tho more active have been their
cndeavorS to penetrate the mystery
There is reason to believe that the stories OF
real or attempted outrages of n similar char
acter in various parts of the world since the
htest cast London horror wore really put in
circulation by Scotland Yard detectives, pre-
sumably with the strategical idea, which can
not fail TO awaken admiration for its brilli-
ancy of lulling to sleep the vigilance of the
real monster and tempting to add another to
his list Of victims
The reported outrages in Central America
really appear To have been of this kind, and
II their PRONUNCIATION was really due to the
Ingenuity of the inspectors here, it reflects
some credit on their powers of invention.
The belief of the Dundee authorities that
they have captured the Whitechapel fiend is
not shared by the Scotland Yard officials
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
An Assassin Run Down and knlcd.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. IS. Tho report has
been received here OF the killing III Charley
Stein, renegade, in Oklahoma Saturday.
Stein killed Deputy United States Marshal
John McAllster few days ago al Enfaula.
A party pursued him without - warrant.
He fired ut them and they returned tho fire.
killing him instantly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

LONDON, Feb. 13.--The cross examination Of
lie Caron by Sir Charles Russell, counsel for
the ParnelIites, was continued by the Parnell
commission The witness admitted that
neither O'Kelly or Parnell had ever written
to him. The Fenians, he said, expelled
O'Kelly because he joined the open move
ment headed by Parnell The most important
of the conversations Mr.. Parnell had with
him was, he said, the one which concerned
the Irish leaders, views as revoiutionist In
this conversation lie Caron said that
Mr. Parnell declared he did not
SEQ why an Instruction would not
DO successful. lie Caron stated that from
February, 1868, to August, 1870 he received
- GEO, all of which he used for public pur-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

TRENTON. \. J., Feb. 1S.--The advocates
OF local option in this tMercer1 county have
secured the number of names required by law
to have the court order an election ON tEs
question of the adoption of local option. They
predict big majority for their side.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
FISANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York Stock
Exchanges.

NEW York, Feb. Il. Money 20 II por cent
Exchange stra,ly: lasLei r -trs. $s.s6lsft4 %;
actual rates, Ss.Sd .ssl4 FOR sixty days aud
4S.t4aEtSSss tor deln;slni. GoyvrLlnc rs quict
currency. o., IL bid -, coupon. i>s}4 bid; as
do, lViIs bid.
TIE stock market opened firm at unchanged
prices but after the first few dealings there was
considerable. selling to realize. which. together
with renewal Of Tire selling Ia Chicago Burling
ton and Quincy, caused prices 10 decline almost
uniuterruptcdls throughout the morning. Pull
man Palace Car made some wide fluctuations II
opened at .so.G. mud there being support Tos
The momcn; IL dropped to 100, but quickly recov.
cred IN 2lJ AT tile close the general market wal
s,eadier at some recovery from the early decline
Il
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
A New Railroad.

IIARRisBuRe, Pa. Feb. lS.--A charter has
besn granted at the State department to the
Beech Greek and Hudson River railroad. 1t
VIII 10 twenty-six miles sqaS in Lycoming
and Northumberland counties, and viii run
from Newhurg to 9urbotvile. The capital
stock Il 81. 100000 The directors are Samuel
Nevins, G. l. r. Myers ". Evans, I.
Brady. E. F. Lukens, c. Kennedy, Of Ph;la-
felphia, ana r. e. Bellville, Of Trenton,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

DUBLIN, Feb. 1S-Mr William O'Brien
was taken from he Jail at Tralee to Killarney,
where he was arraigned on tho recent sum.
mons issued against him under the crimes
act. Mr.. O'Bricn looked haggard and pale.
He asked for IN adjournment Of his case, as
he had not time to consult counsel The
court granted his request and set tho hearing
for Monday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
Their Golden wedding.

MANCHESTER, Y. IL. Feb l3-The Rev.
g. L. Demarest, D. d., secretary Of the Gen
eral convention of the Univcssalists Of the
United States. and wife, celebrated their
golden wedding here Monday evening. This
presents were very numerous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

ST. JOSEPH, No, Feb IL The Democratic
congressional convention nominated r. r C.
Wilson, OF Platte county, for the Fifty -first
congress to succeed tho lato James n Burnes,
and Charles Booker, of Andrew county, for
the short term.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

P1xTsBuaG, Feb. i5.-United States Detec-
tive AIcSwoeney says that the thirteen coun-
farfeiters captured in Butler county the other
day are among the Oldest and shrewdest in
The state, being part Of tho notorious Stone
House gang. The men for many weeks
worked aloag wholly unconscious OF the fact
that I'VE secret service officers were IN their
midst
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

CONCORD. y. H., Feb. -Governov Saw
yer has appointed Gilman Marston, OF Exeter,
as United States senator for New Hampshire
for the interim between March aud june
10. when the legislature win meet to choose
successor to Senator Chandler
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
Dnckner Not a Candidate.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. ID is now under
stood that Governor Buckner viii not be O
candidate fer United States senator before
the next legislature. and that senator Black
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
l,ro,rnc., ,yhile slxatlne.

LEAvESwoETR, kan, Feb is. Edwin
Pierce aua SUSIE Anthony, niece of Susan
D. Anthony. sliiIa skating Oh pond broke
through tho ice and were drowned. The
bo<iig were recovered.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

Dover, Del. Feb. Is Governor Briggs
has appointed Mrs Ella r. Brown, Of New
York city, commissioner of deeds. She
now holds that office from thirty-four of the
forty-six states and territories.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
vesuyius ]. In violent Action.

NAPLES, Feb. ia severe shock of earth
quake was felt, in consequence of which
Mt. Vesuvius is in II violent state OF eruption.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
The Stallion yyoo.lnut Sold.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13-The stallion
Woodruff has been sold to a man named
Steele, OF Philadelphia, for $50, 900
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13
Disbop OF the Trc,ixonde..
The Weather.

RoHE, Feb. 1S.-Monsignor Stonor has
been appointed archbishop of Trcbizonde.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13

Fair, except light local SHOWS; much colder
followed By rising temperatures; westerly
winds
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-13


BUFFALO. Feb. IL Pole named Anthony
Kahnke, - years uf age and Who bears o
had reputation, Las been arrested, charged
with seltIng iirs to ST AdeIbert church.
which vas burned Jan - last
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05

= Nm leBten Greitag, beri1tet eiue
@orrespoaben3 bonn 1. December aug
8renbam, @afbington GountD, maren
bic Serren No. 8nid. 3onD Gault. u.
&umeii uno s. GonraO bier. Sie'
iel6ea babeH bic 9lbfdt bier eiu Salt,
2agetbaus unb eire @is sfabrit an5ule.
gen, B. \. liG nit einem SapitaI Dpn
$25, 900 bei benz unternebmen, OH pels
dem au6 Elm paar unferer giirger in.
tereflirt fein tuerben, gu betbeiligen.
Ser BlaB fir 0as @ebdube 1T f9Dn ges
tpdblt. DAB Oieies unternebmen nit
Dem Qntauf Der San Gntonio'er Gone
Star Stauerei in Nerbinoung itebt,
unterliegt mobI faum enem 3peifel,
es f6eiut, bic neue @efelli6aft. tpe!6e
6innen Gur5em Sie genauute 8rauetei
bebeutenb erneitern tpirb, nil fi6 Oors
ber Tdon iiberaa 2agers8ldbe fiir ibr
Bier i'm 2anbe f6ern. 9Bie es bsibt,
tDirb ie nod an anberen Slten. 70 B..
.. in Guero, d1nIi9e Saserbduier ers
ri1ten.
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iebr beI6rdn.tsn Gaum geflnben per.
bet, cod giebt es OH einselnen 5tellen
i'm DidrlSt anoere Mineral prpoatte,
hts f6lisBli6 9r6Bere Ginnabmen lie
fern speroen, als man iie bon Gplb ober
5ilber'Wsinen er!Darten biirfte, 8ranit,
Marmor, Sanb unb iOnifige Minerale,
bic iid, penn erit NIT mebr 5orsFalt
aus btr Siefe beraIsgefbroert. aIs
febr tpettbunl eriusiFen iueroen. Die
gel1affenbsit bes gooens uno ftiner
gr3eugniiie i'm Natur5uiiaane it 70 &C..
nau beoba9tet woroen, ME m6gli6
mar, unb Der 8eridt ilber ole aderoau
Tide 2eiItungsfdbiefeit oes Siftsiftes
'uirO BON grobem Sntereile ieiu.
profeROr SermD bat in @ilespie So.
feline Irbeitea i'm oheHen Geloe 5u gns
be gebradt unb 1T ieBt babel, ieinen
Bert6t nieber3uf6reiben.
ptpfefior $. $. 9arringion BON Der
5tadtss NferbausS6ule bat fein We,f
iiber bic 8ObeHarien un5 Die WaHers
berbdltnilie bon Weifteras beenbigt unb
bafielbe ipirb balO ber6ffentli9t wer.
ben.
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Meben, TeppicIlen, NIatten, ROuleaux etc., etc.

III Grantrei9"; sIei6mobl fanb ii9 ein
lluaufrieoener, bet Ii6 ilber idle6tes
8ettitrpb betlngte. Sa Nugenblide
tnar her Stonprin3 aug bem Wageu,
unterIu6te felbit i'll einem 9auie bos
Bettitrob, oas freilid nid,t mebr gas3
friI1 ausFab uno fubr gum Quariier
t's Oberfen. Bas er uaiern vIiten4
iagte, mag moi! ni6t 10 f6limm gene
fen iein; aaer iofort fo0en BE OrSous
nan3en nit BEN 8efebIe: n Die Fdmmt.
Ii6en Sffieiere gum Serrn Oberften !"
unb nun eggoB li4 liz Der befannten gez
omstrif6eu BrogrefioH erit BON ben
2ippen ,oes Regiments @ommanoeurs,
bann Don beneu Ser 5tabs Officiere
nno I6lieblid] aus hem Wfunoe Ser
6auptleute ciue 5Iutb ION Sabel unb
8OrDiirfen anf be av!itsH 2ieutsnants
unb Sapettioas Cffeiere Derab.
SelbfDerftdnbli6 erbielten Die lluterofs
ficiere aud ibr She'll. Wie iif aber
balo ergab, lag Die 59uIb tueit mebr
an ben Seuten ieIbit, tpeld5e bas frif9
empfangene Strob auf bas alte Mate.
rial bduften, tait bniielbe gu beieitigen.
SO9 babon abgeFeben = bic ii9 bier
abermals beitdtisenbe JiirfOrge bes
4ronpriuaen fit ole 8ebiirfniIe BET
Manni9aften berfeblte natiirli6 ui6t
ieine popularitdt tpom58li6 aufs gteue
gu erb0ben.
(Sdlu6 folat.)
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Bic aeOloatiaescrmefIana aeO pOn seras.

Sem tiir3li9 per6fientlid1ten 8eri9t
bes Staats: GeOIogen, Serrn 9amble,
iiber Die bisberige Sbdtigteit bss 8u.
reaus entuebmeH mir Oas 6ol9enoe,
Sa Us eftteras i0reiten bic Qlrs
beitea, wel@e bebufs ber anfertigung
elmer topograp5ii9ea Sar!e DOrgenom.
men peroen, 10 raid pOrWdrts, tuie Die
Witterung es erlaubt. Sbglei1 bieier
2anbsstbeil fit einen duterlt trodenen
gilt, lino bod al ben 8ermeRungss Sta.
tiOuen DGbreno ber Wtoaate September
uub Ottober elf 3Ou &egen oefalen unO
ON 5. gsobember mar Elm i6werer
Saa"sfaa gu ber5ei9nen, ipobei Ser
S9nee i'll ben Mbler @ebirgen Sebu
Sage lang liesea blieb. gtuBer Der &C.
nannteu 5auptarbsit, tuurbe aber aud
ben perf6ieben.a, inrer6alb bes permeI.
ienen 0iitrittes gelegei n WinerallaSt, i
bic n6tbi9e 8eadtung gei4entt. Weit-
li6 BON ben @beatman Bergen, pal6e
ielbIt na1 ben wieberbo!ttu unteriu.
9uagen bes 8ermeiiungs GOrps fart
midcralbaltig iinb, bat man unge5eure
8et,en BON f6mefelIaurem Sclfgeitein
in ieinen beri6iebeHen 6ormen pom
NIabaR.c unb @pps entbedt unb in Der
Neeion bes 0iabolo @ebiygs finbet f6
ein Iebr GroBes Eager BON Wtarmor BON
feinem @efige. 9ie Jarben bes leBte.
ren ue6ielu bon einem inbnefarbigen
WeiB our9 8laBs unb 81, roth 3u
G.aun unb beinab SGwars. 3iebt
man in 8tt,a6t, oab bic Eager Iei6t
3ugdngIi@ urJ baB bic 8ransporti6iDie,
ri9tt ten nur gering iino, 70 muB mar
3u bem S6luB ge!angen, baB bieie
Steine balo unter ben Bauiteiuen eineu
berbotrageab bsaRdng eiruebmeu mer6en
Brobelads baoon iino auf bem Wegt
mad Dem geologii6en Nfuieum uni
mer0en Iobalb als m6gIif geIdliIfer
ioerben. Prosefor 9 -eerumib bat Oi'
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eSm Weridt beg sdobmeilte!

= Sm geridt bes s6abmeiiters
iuerben fir ben Staat Seras bic fOlgen'
ben @eIbbepIlligungen in 8ori6lag &c,
bra6t: $50, 900 fur ben g8eiterbau
Der Saiernen in San gntonio; 10000
fir ben Nnfauf Don 62 adern 2anoes
aur 8etgr6Berung BON Gort 9uncan in
eagle YaB; 100000 fir 6ortieBung
ber 8erbeferungs 9lrbeiten Gil Der
QlranIas paBs8ai; 100000 fiir gers
beHerungs ,4rbtiteu unb idbrli6en lln'
terbaltunestoHen bes S6iIfssanals bel
@aIOeitOn; 81 100000 fir bic Sort
iebung Der Nrbeiien am @iusaHg beg
@alOeItOner Safens; $500,000 fir bic
Gortiebung Der 8erbeiierungs'a 'arbeiien
bel Sabine, YaB; $25.000 fir Die 8ol=
lenbung Der Nrbeiten I'M SriuitD 6lub
unb 5000 fir 6ortfebung Der 8ers
beheruug8arbeiten ON 8uRalo'8apou,
i'm @aH3en: $2,025, 600.
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(@aIub foIat.l
Staat 0bio, Stabt 9oIebn I
Qucus Gounth. S. S.

Grant $. @beneb befdDUrt, baB er Der
6ltere Yartner Der Girna s. 5. gbeueb &;
Co., 1T, peld)e @efdafie in ber Staot go!ebo,
in o6en 9enanntem @ountb unO Staats, tbut,
unO Oa6 befapte Girma bic Summe bpn Ell n
bunSert Dollars fiir jeben 5all bon 8a-
tarib be3a6len nirb, BET Ourd ben @ebrau9
bon 9aII'S &atarr9 Sur nid)t gebeilt
beroen fauu. Grant 8. 6 bench.
Sef9poren bor mir unO unter .drieben in
meiner @esenpart am 6. September A. D. 'S6.
LSrA q. IS. @leafon,
\O~O Oifentli@er gtOtar.
SaG's aatarr9 5fur miro innerIi6 eenom.
men uno uirft brett auf baS Slut unb bic
fAleimigen Sberaddcn eeS SbftenlS. QaBt
Sud umlonit 8eu9ni1e fommen
8. s. @bencb & 60, geleoo, o.
EB- 8erfauit bon apotbetsrn, rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05

8. &. Collins Wsanmfac.nring
Gp., gSo. l, 3. 5 unb Z Shs9Duftunz
9trabe, bat Die gr6bte Nuspabl in
@inb., pfetbefraft., Sampf= unb
0anb Pumpen allsr Qlrt uno bor3igs
li@ter SonitruttiOa; MaHer &obren
oller Dirt nsbft 3ubeb6r i'm 8rOBs unb
Rleinhonb |. 9pbrauliIde &ammen
unb u nbmiiblen dller @r6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen fnb bort gu boz
ben Ober iuerben auf 8eiiellung beiprst.
@roBe QusDabl in alien Nrtifeln unb
billige preiie bel gebieaen1er guss
ftibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05

Sagerstotpn, Mb, s. Stunt, 1857
Sd fOnnte in Golge bon neuralgii6sn
@eli9tsi@mersen ni6t f6lafen. 2luf
Nnratben zines 6reunoes gebrau9te i9
ct. Safobs. Del unb purbe gebeilt. -
Gerrge %. Sarris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05

aSy" u. s. 9ofGein3 am MiIi.
t1r.pla3a Dertauit Die befannten 0litbel'
28ageH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-05

9ie
gS09entlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
erfdeint
jeosn Dommeraa9
unb foItet
$3.50 fir ba8 Sabr pocr $1.25 tiis
6 9Numatc tit WDramsbesablntta.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-06
A Respectable Nobleman.

Lord William Nevill is a younger son
of Lord Abergavenny, and a few years
ago he shocked his father-who is the
most virulent Of Protestants-b be-
coming a Roman Catholic. The out
ragged parent promptly cut his erring
son off with 1.-The customary but in
sufficient shilling" The young man,
very much to his credit, Immediately
set to work on his own account, and
joined wine merchants business, in
which he has prospered SO well that
the firm now trades under the name of
Hatch & Nevill. Lord William, who
besides being consummate judge Of
the commodity he sells, is one of the
best-looking and best-dressed young
men in London, has now captivated
the affections of a great heiress, Miss
Murietta. The Muriettas are a family
of Spanish merchants living in Lon
don. and Mr.. Murietta was lately en-
nobled under the title of5Marquis Of
Santuree. He has bought Lord Gran
ville's great house in Carlton House
terrace. He has no SON. and his
daughter and heiress is to- be Lady
William Nevill. Manchester Guard
ian.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-06
THE HUMAN APPETITE.
I'm Some Countries 1t Graves Serpen ts,
and CaterpilIars in Others

I'm Some Countries 1t Graves Serpents,
and Caterpillars in Others
In South America the inhabitants
eat every thing, even serpents and
lizards. Humboldt has there seen even
children drag enormous centipedes out
Of their holes and crunch them UP.
Puppies are choice food on the Mis-
souri, and Mississippi, and at Emerald
the tid-bit is a roasted monkey. The
flesh of the larger animals is appreciat-
ed variously; in Arabia the horse, in
India the elephant and in Egypt the
camel. The Chinese taste is for cats,
dogs, rats and serpents, while bears
paws and birds nests are dainties. But
the pariahs of Hindostan have still
stronger stomachs. for they contend
With the dogs, vultures and kites for
putrid carrion. The nearest approach
to this remarkable taste is afforded by
the inhabitants of Cochin. China, who
prefer rotten eggs to fresh ones. At
Terracina a guest will be asked
whether he prefers land Or water
eel. In the West Indies large cater
pillar found on the palm tree is es-
teemed luxury, while the edible
nests of Java swallows are SO rich
dainty that the ingredients of a dish
cost as much as fifteen pounds.
a curious taste prevails in many
parts of the world for clay, Accord
ing TO Humboldt, it is eaten in all the
countries of the torrid zone, but the
practice is also observed In the North,
as hundreds of cart-loads of earth con-
tanning infusoria are said to be annu-
ally consumed by the country people
In the most remote parts of Sweden,
and in Finland kind of earth is &C.
sasionally mixed with bread. This
latter custom is more civilized than
that observed by the women on the
Magdalena river, who, while shaping
earthen vessels on the pottery wheel,
put large Jumps of clay in their
mouths. In the same place it is often
necessary to confine the children to
prevent their running out to eat earth
Immediately after fall of rain. The
Otomac tribe of earth-eating Indians
kaead the earth-a true potters' clay
Into ualls of five or six inches in
diameter, which they roast by weak
FIRE until the outside is hard. They
remoisten them when they are re-
suired as food, and according to a
monk who lived twelve years among
them. one OF them would eat a pound
snd quarter of this peculiar food in
aday Gentleman Magazine.