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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

sod thss &c Earopesr nso1s sxs esfnS ITO 60
@ a ssss 2 Ssss ss s sssss ss
out the length and bre3dth Of Erfps Protestant q
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-JBosfon traveller
According to correspondent Of ne esrmAns
town Teieraph.s tho busincss Of Orange gzowtns IN
Florida has boon overdone although tho demand Sos
them in the North Is continually increasing Thox.
sands Of boxes Of oranges have decayed IN tks
groves, and many have been sold As low IS 50 conts
Q box.
flying around In regard 70 the unfortunate sazr IL ss
Red Front saloon last Friday night As va ress
ssssn. ana witness ws Win sss ss vs ss n.
ths MAJOR oiishiy Insisted th,s his sssFsss g hsl
Inc JsSss was siso IA far gone with daS sna q 81
T6s p stove was upset and d rs fan The MAJOR W.
m0rtally injured !. "a RI
This & plain statement q the ease we s m NOV
been so thin-skfnned. We all know the Judge - an
gid bum and corrupt official and hs shouia f,ys
neither could DO bed culpable. Z Arizona Kicker
A kingston, N. X, clergyman received Tee Of s
dollar tho other day fer marrying couple. About
an hour efter the ceremony the newly msde brido
came back and demanded a certificate thal
cost twenty-five cents. And few days afterward
she visited the clergyman again 70 End out why be
hadn't put a marriage notice In the papers. so hs
Inserted notice al cost of fifty cents, and then,
banding twenty five cents 10 his wife. remarked !:
Here my dear, hurry up and take this before ths
woman makes another call fs
The Eighth wonder.--Ar. wsnks--f wee raising
flowers for the manufacture of perfumery has become
rev industry IN Florida
Mr.. Minis "a rerfunery manufacture r. Rlowest
sYes.r
. For tho manufacture OF perfumeyi'
aYes,n
/. Wen, wonders WIN never osases-Cssw-Yosx
weekly.
Thero is man IN Chicago who becomes red-headsd
whenever no is angry. He Is entirely bald.
snseries of Trade.-Druggst tawakencd at a. NIB.
What do you wfshf 100
Voice tat the door)--n you'll let me look IN your
q postsss stamp 10 Of a0y %sef %
Tho Rev. DIR. Daniel Dorchester has vigorous az.
ticle In Tho Congregationalisf about Boson's run
In Africa. he declares that almost al tho liquor
sent from the United States 10 curse Africa Is sent
from BOSTON. Moreover, he declares that nearly al
the rum used In the United States made within i've
miles OF the Hub.
Another Kansas City boy has dropped into good
s so 81 BEEN o ss ss ae = a s
weekly beginning July i. az salary OF $4,000
year. The young man Is scarcely twenty three years
Of age, but IS already one Of we artists
In Kansas City for Eastern papers less than
rear ago he vent 90 New-Yorlg, where HIS work
brought him speedy notice and p,ohf. The only tn
New.York academy was In this city.--tSansss City
Times. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
OYERREAD ExEcuTIoNER8.

A letter from Boston on Friday described
in rather aluring fashion the comforts and
conveniences which the street railroads Of
that city supply for the small sum OF cents.
In fact the people of Boston are now in so
enviable q condition In respect TO transporta-
ton facilities that we should suppose they
would regard with more solioitude than they
seem 10 display the condition TO which they
may be reduced II the vast scheme Of electric
railways to which the last half Of our CORE
spondent's letter related Ia carried through. II
appears that IN ambitious and presumably we'll
meaning syndicate Is asking permission to
string q network Of overhead electric wires
throughout the city and the suburbs for tho
purpose Of running surface cars beneath them
In every direction; though, TO be just II is not
absolutely certain that the overhead as dis
tnguished from the conduit system has yet
been irevocably decided on. Within few
days the Street Railroad Committee Of the
Legislature has listened to urgent protests
against the project, and though the Boston
papers have not had much 10 say on that side
OF the question, IL Is evident that the OPPOSE
lion is earnest and intelligent.
We think that the protetants are right. Most
civilized communities are endeayoring, in The
face OF many obstacles, TO get rid Of the over
head wires which dsrlSen and disfgure their
streets, deface and endanger property. and
imperil life Thanks to Mayor Grant, there Is
now better prospect before New York In this
objection than there has ever been before, and
certainly any project which involved multi.
! plication Of the dangers and disadvantages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

darlen and disfgure the streets and increase
the chances Of disastrous fires are bad enough.
but what shall be said Of a scheme which pro-
poses to hang above the streets gridipn car
rying q current strong enough to propel a sys-
tenn Of street-cars at from four TO fifteen miles
an hour2 The gridiron simile is not an ex-
aggeration. for according to our correspondent.
the longitudinal conductor is TO be sustained
By cross wires supported by row OF poles
ON each side Of the street. So far as the OPP
position to such project is concerned, nobody
need know or care whether any hostile conduit
patent or system is good, bad or Indifferent
It would be simply outrageous to provide the
thoroaghfares of Boston or any other city with
corps of electrical executioners ready 70 taSe
advantage Of every accident and inadyersence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
THE NEWS TINS MORNING.

Foreign. The Rank Of France has advanced
100000, 600 francs to the Compton dEscompse
10 meet the withdrawal Of deposits - Inc
British schooner Cleaner was seized by revenue
enttcr AZ Boofhbay, Maine, for non-entry. the
ane Is 81 500. r- The House Of Commons re-
fnsed-rl2 70 7o-to expungc from the records the
PARTICULARS Of Mr., Bradgaugh's expulsion in 1880.
== M. Parnell spoke at banquet 10 LORD
Spencer In London.
Domestic. President Harrison received great
number Of callers. === Assemblyman Ainswcrtn
ard Superintendent Andrews testified before the
Ceiling Investigation Committee in Albany. -
An earthquake shook eastern Pennsylvania, Della
ware and Maryland. =-== The rumors relating
TO a naval conflict in Samoan waters between
German and American war vessels are discredited
at the State and Navy Departments. - Argn-
ment in the Cioa- Wilson mandamus case inyoly-
Inc the Goycrnorship Of West Virginia, WAS
heguu in the Supreme Court Of that State
- The Wcrss Rquor bin WIS forced through
the New Jersey Senate by q strict party vote
- simon Cameron celebrated his ninetieth
hirthday at his home near Harrisburg.
CITY ana Suburban. "A memorial Is being circt-
lated for signatures Of Protestant Episcopal cef-
rymeu. which will be presented to Bishop fotser'
ash;nr him NOT 70 eensnre Archdeaeon Mackay-
Smith for his action in regard to the Chickering
Hall Conference as it is thought the Bishop has
been asked TO do by other clergymen. - VIII
iam Krplisch, the GRAND boy employed at
Doepfncr,s drug store, No sa7 Third-aye.s was
arrcsted on suspicion OF being the murderer OF
Gunther wechsung the clerk. .==- John Eric
sson died; sketch Of bis career. === The Grand
Jury examined witnesses in the cases of lawyers
charged With champerts in bringing suits against
the elevated roads. ==- Mrs Frennd and her
associates in the alleged sugar swindlc were ar
raigned in court and pleaded not guilty. === Mics
Mary Il Booth was buried. == Stocks auiA ana
lower, closing strong at figures. n
The Weather. Indications for to-day: Fair ana
cooler. Temperature yesterday: Highest AZ de-
erces; lowest, So; average, 30 la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

Contractor John Snaith claims that the only
reason why he has run away to Phiiadeiphia-
taking his books and accounts with him-ls owing
70 the fact that the committee declined TO allow
him TO appear by counsel It is toerably clear
that Snaith stands badly In need OF the services
of an experienced criminal lawyer.
Il Is clear that the school which the late Mr.,
Williamson had founded win lose whatever sum
he had intended 10 give IL in his Will. and - Is
believed that this would have been another million
or more. He refused TO sign the viii only two
days before his death-s singular instance OF OBJ
stinate imprudence in one usually so painstalSing
end careful II the viii had been signed then,
its charitable provisions would have been void
under the Pennsylvania law requiring such be-
quests to be made more than thirty days before
death but 1t is possible that they might nave
been regarded with more respect by bis heirs Than
they are likely to be now. II may be. however,
that some Of them will be moved to do what they
can toward completing his designs. In any event.
n Il not conceivable that noble institution of
this kind, already endowed with more than
So, 100000 should not achieve great usef ulness
and get further aid from some quarter.
-
aThe Herald wants TO know who Is the leader
of the Democratic party. The discussion OF this
question win be considered q sheer waste Of good
white paper by the dozen or more men in the
party, zach Of whom considers himself the heaven
ordained leader Of the helpless old anaohronisfn.
/ -
| II Is not unlikely that she scandal In conuec-
tdon with tho McAlisteryIlIe school for soldiers
orphans will result Ia the abolition OF the whole
system by the State Of pcnnsy vania. That the
system Is vicious does not admit OF Argument,
The State allows $3.50 year for each child aboyo
ten ycars Of age, and s11b for each child under
! that oge. No doubt that would have been suiiI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
MUSIC
aTHE RING OF THE NIBEIUNe.,


.. n.ss,ng grange, true and uity rat Il shorf
..,, 5000 - cav somcth,nu exulanaory Of toe
1890. =, ~. .,sYa ~ wac,.,ss tetraIooy now having
a.. a.. 49, ,,.,. r.nr.senfa,ioos AZ the MesropoIitsf
o.. xro,.s n seems necessary because m tho
writings .,d taIstpr. about n niscoaceptIon has
often been observable OF Iate Tho misconcepticn
Il that the word @Rings means series or cycle.
Newspapors have spoken Of the parts of the rings
and the ring in its entirety Tho Official announce
m.ots of the MANAGEMENT have helped on the rHls-
N q neither English nor German but
a mixtur, of both languages viz The Ring Of the
Yibenanaeu.s wagner,s little Is: sDer Ring des
Eiheiuneen., Tho last word hers Is the genitfyo
Singular of NbeIung and correct rendering In Eng
iisb xould he rhe Ring Of the Nibe,ung' or sTho
NIbsiting,s Rings Tie YIbehng In question Is Al
barieb MS vtnc q the magic circlet which he MAIDS
on, ~ The oa,d sso,.u from the Rhine mikes II
80, -. sh,rk, ,h.t All parliamentary exposition 3
s,s a. -, h,,, .sh the srst best person he meets
..As< a. ssszs Il s,.s- fesr.lsszr
The representations Of the Nibeiang dramas at tfS
Metropolitan Opera House have been in al respects
worthy of tho fame Of tszt proud institution Thus
far they have an been repctitors of works given
earlier IN the season. but on Monday night % Die
unerunez win be brought forward for the
first time since last year This tardy production has
heen due m the fast that Herr Aivasy has had 10 learn
The role Of ssgfrfed in 10 for the OCCASION HIS many
.do,rcrs WIFI Iook forward with more than ordinary
tptercst 10 his rst appearance In the new role and
tbore need be little apprehension Of his success Herr
Alv.rv 4. one of the most studio and conscientious
.rt,s,s IN the profession and never fans to DISCLOSE
- ,,,.,as,,rs n,,rr.,,tv ~ eopcept,on and most
palnsahng effort In execution whenever be essays
nav character In one respect his assumption OF
Segfrled In the last drama Of the series viii marh
~ ,u,nroysusn, ovs, the Of last see
an imPio'oineNs otof sAo ief1s~-- =, u. q.
son-the dramatic Illusion WIZ 90 heiPeu W Ano lew
that the representative OK the nero
e. tha sa,,e person IN both y Seg-
~, OVERWHELMINGLY uarr
urea sa no LIS. s,sss,.sS :, Las. ssasop. was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
4 pRRsH II,LusTRArIoN.

From The Springfield Union $50.
speaking Of the known March provere 1T 10
Cleveland eane In like lion. fox year 49, pas -
Republican party lanmcd bin peIo[o ~ W.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
You NRRp NoT WORRY.

From The Cincinnati Enluifer (Dem.l
OF oo,Yse II viii tale some time 10 get the pems
Gratis ont ok the Federal Offices but & not tEe nan
who sits IN the background who VIII MI yaes sc.,
You must go 10 the trent gentlemen. hes' sS-
1 NIL felf I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
ur HArpLy HAD A oHANCR

From Tho minneapolis Tribune. -.
Goodbye seeFesy Colmsn You AZ arg Sos ans ssS Ss
r srisve ~ ~ nssske You were not In ouice bns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

That Is an interesting letter in our Wash
;ngton 1isDatches showing that Commissioner
Black was fully cognizant of the salary diyyy"
going on among his subordinates. General
Black should read IL over to-day, and then
study with care the extract from the Revised
Statutes published on the second page Of yes
tcrday's TRIBUNE, How can the Physical
Wreckv escape responsibility for this plain
violation of law?
II is not surprising that the Business Mems
Republican Association strenuously objects to
receiving Mr. John +. Plummefs resignation as
nresident. Nr. Plummer has done much val
liable work for the party, and he has done 1t
without hope of reward III political sense.
At the solicitation Of the Executive Committee
he has consented to hold his resignation under
advisement for few days. The organization
can i'll afford to lose his services, and there Is
an esrness hope that he win retain the office
he has filed so satisfactorily.
---%---
A speedy decision IL promised in the West
Virxinia complication. Governor Gof has right
on bis side and has reason TO look for de-
cision in hig fayog His opponents claim that
the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction in the
case. and that, as the Legislature has made no
determination In the matter of the election, the
Only course Is fer Governor Wilson to hold
ever. The obvious fact Ii that the Legislature
neglected to perform an important duty, and
the question awaiting an answer Is whether ii
can. by non-action, nullify the win Of the
voters.
4 uood deal Of light was thrown BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

For the benefit Of those who are keeping rseoC -
it may be said that Ia @Rheingold' last n1asS s
Prsoiein Miron took he part Of biosshiide ana So
charactcYs wore set down for Fraeuiein RsfL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
MUSIC WORTH LIsrExING 70.

FT0ra Tho ALBANY snufnalf - . - ~ $500
General Rzsslson has sinp!y been Es.Hs ESe5
rood then we want b be s<Qiin4 WON - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
oprN no MORE THAN ONE CONSTRUCTION.

OPEN 10 MORE ftzNN " 2 70. 2, q
From Tho Albany Express
Tbs eustos authorities 4 ottsxs hsss ~. ses sIss
sbsf fhsp afs immoral This "a eifbor xnoenof ~
Ar thc froneh or else the eustozas antaonuS
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Business Nctires.
OryIcE FURNITURE
IN ssfeas VARIETY, manufactures ~
TO. HRtLgW.
III Fulton-sk, Eew-Yefk
DcskA Idbsasy Tselss, 6cs

raIBuNn TERMS 10 NAH, sgnsoRI Ls. ma.
ps,ly, 2 asys sn gssk sgsS SIS 100
Sunday yFibnne s4SW AN
Weekly Tf1bEpa TX
Postage prepaid BY Tribune. except o. ~ ~
Grsirs eeoSntr,es IL which cases extra postage WI be
paa e 81 sy Pos Order Express Order Check Draft OF
dssk o. Pcsss Note II sent IA UNREGISTERED letter.
msiu . ses q ina tribune Ist Essssrss
Address All correspondence simply me IriDunes He"-
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
vvopr n.nY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. MARCH 1852 TEN FA0Is

Gent, If the money had been expended Under the
supervision Of the authorities. but the schools
were farmed ont to specnlssors. Inc three
schools which are found to be in the worst con-
dition are controlled by one syndicate. u seems
strange that the results Of such system should
not have been foseseen from the outset u oughs
70 be swept out Of existence without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

To the Democratic party National Issue
involving Its historic principles is necessity Of
existence" That Is the way I" The Sc. Louis
Republic looks at it. Well, the Democracy was
accommodated with just that sort of an Issue last
year. And when the campaign was over the
coroner that sat upon the remains said that it
was the issue that had laid it out cold and sti6.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21
BY order OF Committee,
John V. Mumford,
L. s. Blackburn,
J. S. Bovee.

KETTLES, AT a recent Dime
party in San Francisco, a gentle
man named Kettle took a lady to
whom he had been introduced by
host down to dinner. The lady
was OF decidedly facetious dispo-
sition, and desiring to exhibit her
talent in that direction opened the
conversation with:
"Let me see; | did not catch
your name when introduced to you
in the drawing rooH, just now?"
"Kettle IS my name" said The
gentleman, III response.
"Ah! peculiar name rather;
and are you married, may l ask ?"
"Oh, yes" was his reply.
"Then there is female Kettle"
she continued; 'znd are there
any little kettles, Mr.. Kettle ?"
At this continued play on his
name, the gentleman became a
little nettled, and replied: "Oh,
yes, madam; there are five little
kettles-three with spouts."
There was turn in the convers-
alton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21
TIE CIRCUS.
A Trarerdous Snow and an
Exceptionally Fine Per-
Performances.

The combined Sells & Barrett cir
Gus which appeared here yesterday
has given more positive satisfaction
to the public than any circus that
has ever visited this city.
The management seemed to have
abandoned the old fashioned meth
DDS of running a circus, dispensed
with the sticks, fakes and humbugs
| that usually go with a show and
given the public just what they
have advertised.
The Sells Barrett combination is
not an asylum for the worn out
equestriennes whose charms daz-
zIed the last generation, or octagen-
arien bare back riders who used to
barn storm in New Jersey before
Nevada was admitted to the Union.
Their performers are all young,
gracefully formed people who are in
the prime of their strength, youth
and activity. They do not fail twice
before accomplishing a difficult feat
to make the country people think it
IS difficult, and although the pro-
gramme is long one, there is not
FIVE seconds wait between the fea-
ture o. the bill. Everything goes
at the tap of the bell, and on the
dead jump.
The performance was billed to
commence at 9, and it began just
one minute ahead Of time.
A very enjoyable feature was the
absence OF the stale jokes OF the
clown. There were three very
amusing clowns in the three rings,
but they never opened their mouths
once. The fact of the matter is,
the tent is too large to talk in. 1t
il about the size OF the Mormon
at Salt Lake.
The menageria is very fine, and
the animals are we'll kept and
Healthy. Some are new to the
Coast, and 1t was hard for the audi
,nce TO leave them.
The race track which ran between |
he audience and the three rings is
IN entirely new feature, and the |
.rotting and running races, chariot |
aces, ETC., were all as exciting as
me gets at District Fair There
vas not tirssoHse thing on the
and to sum it all up,
Sells and Barrett give better show
han they advertise on the posters
The reverse has always been the rule
lere before.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21
More silver Dollars Wanted


WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
Jones has been urging upon the
Treasury Department the advisable
ity of increasing the cottage OF sill
yer to 81 100000 per month. He
believes that the effect of this
increase will be to bring the silver
dollar up to par.
Secretary Window did not give
any definite assurance concerning
the matter, but promised to Look
into it and give it his earliest
attention.
The subject of reopening the
mint at Carson City was also
urged. Senator Jones presented
the claims of the Nevada people
in this respect at great length and
believes their wishes will be respect
ed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21

The following circular is pub
lished at the request of the fremen
of this city:
ROOMS OF THE VETERAN FIRENENs'
| ASSOCIATION OF CAL.
Pioneer Building, "a Fourth st.
SAN Francisco, May Is, 1889.
Eastern Trip OF Veteran Firemen
OF California.
A number Of the iien bers of the
Veteran Firemen of California pro
pose visiting most OF the large cit
les of the East this Fall. We pro-
pose starting from this city the lat
ter port of September.
We want one hundred men or
more. The qualification of MEM
bers will be R,en of good character,
formerly volunteer fremen.
Such of our members as wish
can take their female relatives with
them at excursion rates.
The proposed route will be from
this city, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt
Lake, Denver, Kansas City, St.
Louis, Chicago. Niagara Falls,
Albany, Boston, New York, Phlla-
delp!iia, Baltimore, WASHINGTON,
Atlanta, New Orleans, Los Angeles,
home. Subject to changes by
majority vote OF our members, and
from the replies we may receive
from the different FIreman's Associ-
atoms in the East as to their wish
to receive and entertain US.
The estimate of cost OF the trip
to each member Will oe about $3.50;
that will include fare, meals, sleep
ing berths in Pullman cars, music,
transportation of fire engine and
fremsn's uniforms.
The uniforms Will be fireman's
hat with "Veteran Firemsn OF Cali
fornia," on the front of hat, the
rest o. our uniform will be Of such
cloth and color as a majority OF
our members may decide to have.
AS fireman, will you please
give this circular all the publicity
you can. Should you or any of !
your friends wish to join US, please
Immediately with
JOHN FAY, President,
Veteran Firsmen's Association |
If California,
Pioneer Building, q Fourth st, !
San Francisco, Cal.
BY order OF Committee,
John V. Munford,
l.. s. Black urn,
J. S. Bovee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21
How Can Parents

allow their children to cough and
strain and cough and calmly say !:
sob! its only little cold" and
keep giving them cheap and dam
serous medicines, until they are
down with lung fever or con-
sumption, when they can be so
easily relieved by BEGGS' CHER.
RY COUGH SYRUP? 1t has no
hyperion and few equals. w. II.
Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21
Advice TO s7sthers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t soothes the Gid, soft
ems the gums, allays the pain, cures
wind colo, and is the best remedy
for diarrhea. Twenty Eve cents a
bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-05-21
80 TeaE PUBLIC.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE
RESERVE FUND OF THE MUTUAL EN-
DowNMENT ASSOCIATION OF OAKLAND,
CAL.-This Association does busi-
ness on business principles.
1t has paid every CLAIM promptly
and in full since its organization.
It's Reserve Fund of 1900 will
bs kept intact for security OF MEM
bers.
1t will live and prosper while
mushroom concerns may fail, be-
cause it is conducted by responsible
business gentlemen of wealth and
standing.
Insure in the best; do not be
caught by the frauds.
F. X. Shattuck, Pre5t.; A. W.
Bishop. Secretary; Hon. Wm. H.
Goldan, Supreme General Master
A. o. U. W., Vice President; First
National Bank, Treasurer.
OLIVER ROBERTS,
e20 Local Agent.