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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
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f1aaxo Gana szos ana lAstazt.s kl-isc
IA fGz-er. = ~. lsIa1-4. s1a-a he aaaLoJk
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Large puubers of coanterfeu ssivsr 1s--
i4Is IA circ4l31oa Al Kansas Ctty have tssa
tr4csa 60 tle l9L9rL31s a. Be-ls's gang.
Belize las c.sarpsz-s1 .4
Asols ! 50 Grand army ystszans. sons
ct elel zns aud 1-sa oess ~ t-le " o-A~- :
LslsI lorls eazrlsnce1 three Gays ts'-
unleE 81 G-riesl LAD 1ses<.4s
y : sl4-ee t14s az otter h4s oeea made
~ sa Eaglisk sy11l.@ss - o1F rs Auei-
ie4a Printing Company noris, located a.
Pa Rlser A-ss Il - aet been accepted
lion Henry M9nni1g : prominent SKI
xel of torr IS ayue. lad die1 IN Aen l0-4
1lfF I-esa4F hssing l-ss retlrnsa iron
Lsic Co ..eIeps tar las Dsneat " AS health
No-acs a. IAs ior. Na.te4 states Railroad
goH1.l.s.olsr Las fcrw -Tlsd lis rsSguA-
tioa - 81 4raT from the IertA distrcs g.
Governor Hosra Q. Wisconsin, 10 gaks ef
feet llalsaialeiy.
G<ain sl pleEs o. Southern Nebraska and
Aoft1efl Kansas at convention 1t
Astr.sk- CITY Neb Tuesday nigat .o0k PIE
hu.uary steps t9wAIc Organizing Z poo
tsr self -pro-ocrQn.
Ms !. o. nsrtmaa, Of Goshen. Ind.
aged - yo.-.s. Was Etlet ~ lake s1ore
train 81 Mi-effbarg Gondy night she
had been insane sincs TIE death Of her
husband .s.o years $50.
DuIiaR TIE performance a. Iorsp4ush's
cilcus o. Omaha G5lday nigh. Robinson
Llmer a horizontal bar and Iapeze per-
iorusr. feA breaking la knee cap. IL
nay cripple hin IcT Ike
III, stated -pon good authority that he
posr-O1ce 1glt ii Logausport Ind. has
been settled. ana that Congressman W r
owen viii recommend the appointment OF
Daniel S. Iomlussn chairman OF the 10
publican County Central Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
peaGa OF a millionaire.

TrTUsv1rLr. Pa. July 81 DR. W d
Robe is, the originator OF nitro glycerine
torpedoes for blarting in oii-wels died at
! 0 clock Tuesday afternoon. Ten years
ago he was proprietor and editor OF the
New York Dental Journal and established
a National reputation throughout the
country. In 1867 be wss elected 10
the Common Council in Ncw York City. and
in 1883 removed TO Tttusville, where be has
since resided lie was delegate 10 the
Republican National convention IN Chicago
last yesr and a strong supporter of Harm
son and Morton He was prominent in
State politics and served several terms in
the State Legislature. lie leaves an estate
valued at 5000 coo
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

The British s5atcsman's Advocacy o;
some Radical Prop Positons Causes Much
Comment.
IoNDaS July g. -Inra speech at Wal
sau Lord Randolph Chg-rAlh advocated
several verg radical propositions which n
ciude the alroga.io3 CT IAe right 70 be-
queath lard @14G - purchase o. property
for the crectloa OF model dwellings for
workmcn by tho Government lie also
favored locai option as TO the sale Of liquor
and declared Ia favor OF Government reg
ulation OF tie hours CT labor. His utter.
snccs have caused much comment among
al parties
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

CHICAGO. July 81
FLOUR-Market dull and neglected Spring
patents, tl7j15.75; Winter patents, SL5o1A75
Bakers. tS20E3.5J.
WHEAr-talrlv active, but the market mar
row and rather NERVOUS. July 9sslc OF 10 7.s.c
August ~ isSi.c: September. 17a77sc, ant
December, Tsss479so. At 1880 inside pricei
were ruling.
CoiS-Q Qu:at and firm. no. ., 55zs6Zc No
yellow. s7isQ2si&c; No. 8. aGisc, 10. 3 Ycl
low, o6 c; Ju.v, 3cEQ37ssc; August 5cM1
5o'sci September, o5s 1o55sc; Lay, ga }
3,Sc
OATs-In fair request and easier No ocash
22is -2.i. g; August, 2i,soS2c September, 81,
Q2l%c; May. 25l< 125'sc sc. Sample lots on tracs
and ireo on board in far request and steady
30. g, 2ifa5'sc; No. White, &c Z ,25alc; 10
=, sesl 12aizc Nc. White, 2ss4 & 29Ec.
RTE-SlOw aad weaker. No. cuSh IL
her, f3Hc; October &c; samples. 3st59o fol
10 , and 80 Tor 30 >.
BARLEv-Ne. cry quiat az around September,
6psc and October. c. &C.
Mes POaE-In moderate request aad prices
STEADY. Prices ranged at c-3. .4O.t 1880 ~. cash
10000 1o..0 f3T August; slG.3etlH1o 571 ~
September; 81. 9.@1l0sJ FOR October. and sac
oe1) for January
I.aRo-Tr4llrg fair. hut ur.oes STEADY. Quo
tations ranged 90 t5.0j1607,s ior cash sa.uss,
GC.oj fef Alxpst s9.I2 go.l5 ioT Sep-om Der;
t5.IstGi15 for OctO5sr, AID $50 . - fol
January.
BuTTza- Creamery. 10 21-c, Dairy, 93i2c;
Pacsirs stock, o1.ec.
EsGs-Eresh, l041llo; Seconds, r.ooeia
per case.
PoUf1nT-Livo Chickens o.QioEc per , :
live Turkeys 81 o. per = I've Ducks 99l0.
per .; i've Geese, t>oo 125o per do
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

tson& Guards and battery of artillery.
Besides tlis there VAS large Attendance
Of TIC various Grand Army .oats oi ihs
city G0YerEor Foraker and = porlon oi
hls stan were present TIE Governor was
ncigabor OF he ceceasel for yCGrE and
had appoiltel aim hurceon-Cener& I1e
ceremony O. military fuuefai. in,
clucing the march from tAe houss
70 the church with sx ftalN6r1
sergeants carrying TIE tooy o
tie deceased ais horEo led after TIE
coffin. and Tie troops with reversed arms
and slow step 10 a funeral diree formed
mcst impressive scene Al The tlrst Pres
byterian Church only small pofuoI
OF the ssssnDlage could fad room Aftef
the usual service lie Grsnd Army
ritual wss observed. and then Tie pI0oos-
sion War formed md the military marched
a short distance beyond the cry limits.
where farewell was taken anc he BODY
taken 70 its resting place "a spriug 0rors
Cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

NEW Yoaz. July Sl.-1he steamer City Of
Paris has arrived fren Liverpool Among
her passengers axe Aurat ualstead aud NJ.
IL de Young
hr Halstead denied the truth O, the re-
cent rumors regarding tho dangerous con
oi-ion OF his health lie looked hearty.
and his general appearance betOkened q
good deal OF svrigAtlinssA He said he
never felt better IN hls life His rheuraa-
tisn lad almost entirely disappeared, and
20 could not zee upon what grounds such
a ramor could be based
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

PETLADELPHrA. July 81. A Press special
from Burlington. y J.. announces
that the National bureau az Tn
craving. one az the largest hthographic
companies IA tho country. with heaIquar-
ters in that place. Is advertised for sale
bY tho sheriff Z 20 company has al ofsce
"a tbs city also
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Dy1saalxs sd "a Azss Sea hs44ss IA
shssf - shs.s 90 "a 1-zi4z4 E4EE.-
- a. Fed Eats . IhxashsE. sioslax ths
s~1a.as - kl@Sss, Ae4rils fhrss Asa
- AsaDs .A4 All4ax Iss ks4a4s -
HyFssa
AsDz4ses En1. KY 3 -ls . reported
Esrs rha1 st-c4 - 1y1AGi-s aas fs4 laso
L--zaal lCE -.l4a,s-i1s - -1s - es-sE4 p4rl u
tas eoznlg 1uss~ay. tzs D-4cAlns Elssa
70 pieces, ta4ss Ms1 llEa 60 4lels
41a rso teaz1s kl4e1 L4.sr ~
slces indicate thas t1s Cd -pezE -
gag te14 b1d Tscs4llY been rs1srel
4al s-al s0ule q .lls psr-iss had cone=a-si
the 1gl4.nlts - s4e1z et s1ea4 Il 4z1
bes1 quietly a1ao-rce1 that UDc1
tss cccas.oa there Holl1 10 co1-
test Dstsesa rival ma15lnsa and
laExs crosd hs1 sssenl1lsd Forta-
nate.F - r-s l.Is t1s dynamite 4ss
fed into ne machine q rreatrr portion o.
ths people vers Ira tie shade OF .agge rEes
s0uls 4lsl4lce away The fesdsT. = band
c1-seT 0a O9s slls AID Ehs oausr 81 tie
mscEins aEs reported dead A team 81
horses On each si1e u TIE q u.ehia= were
Killed zL1 tls wagons shattered
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
skIrmlsnIng wlth 90 Dcrr..he..

CAIEo, July G.-Coloncl Nodehouss re-
ports that the main body OF insurgents,
under command OF WaG-el-J uni, is en-.
camped on the hills Jhree miles north o.,
Abu SimbeL Wad-el-Juni has formed
water depots Active skirmisAing stll
proceeds between the Egyptian pairoli
and tho deryish outposts. Tic dervishoi
who had occupied the village OF Toski
were driven ont by the Egyptians, leaving
the bodies OF thirty -four o. their number
Nno hai been killed
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
SETTLERS ~ DANGER.


WAsHvsIos. jelly . - General Schoheic
has directed ths comIan1ng General
division % tas Pacific % take sacA action
ss may - necessary after Investigating
ths facts contained in re following tee
gram lrom Callspeil w. a.:
'-T-s tu1.als have 1uFasd eight square miles
of a4y tall 49, threaten tie lives Or the SET
t-srs. Naly ~ t1e set-efs are g-4-1lns TIER
hAystzczs as 1Neliings The settlers have
sigast = ps-illou requesting con raay Of 81.
1isrs % ss-t lAsA % protect tAe-f properly
zn1 V.r1aps their !ves"
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

CHICAGO. July 3l-No mention has tius
far been made OF the losses suffered by the
Chicago brick-makers by the dsluge OK las;
Saturday night Millions OF brick. however.
were lost, the damage is up in the hundreds
of thousands. and as result OF the great
decrease in ne supply the price of brick
has gore up about one dollar per thousand
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 2i Theodore Crarnp
savs there is no foundation FOR Tire story
t1at his arm and other shipbuidsrs Esve
formed q synd.c-te - cont-ol tho ship
tuiidiDg interests cf tho country. Henry
Cranp. who ia now in California. is OF a
pleasure trip solslr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

CMrAge t~sy 81 3ns Io isffiie New
Alt4n9 = As-.esso AKA ne llaesso kak.-
era lssinois f-'A~> lsF& Slfsa Aatlot - = re-
cael1s4 - sA--sszl.fst 81 rsses L. lleet tAs c1t
lseenl.g a-A4s - is1 islnsy-s sslsls l..ss
betae eeu n-sags An~ lGal@nAral.s l.otis.
vile ssc Ct-u--Daal. ana r4ie1 y tl he tie
same yia 81 A11s 1tset tri4aF 4 ae rea1s-
tea ~ll9alls - 1beal a. Pc cent
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

EASsAs Clgr Ae J.ly sl-Anc1ew q
n4uium. sac had fll charge - ,Ao o-.tls
commission business ~ a DTulala 3 IL.
las dls1pgea ana lls accounts are lt-
ported e. ls eAafs - tls a11ou1t 81 Sle.1N
A. ls.oa4 Le - nephew 81 tae senlag
iasul Der - ll.r 1lI As announced satar-
CAV hat he $ - goiag Away fos tisir.
slare - asu he LAS -pt been seeI o. neAl !
from
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

WAsHNCTcS, July 3L-Attorney General
Miller said Tuesday that the President had
referred al the papsrs bearing upon the
case OF Z I Harper ot the Fidelity Ma
tional Bank OF Cincinnati 20 him for exam
ination ard that he wcuid take up the case
in few days. with view 70 It's disposition
before bis departure next week Tor In
diana
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

sASoAxoS, IL. July At the close OF
the camD-meeting here Tuesday a memo
rial service was held in honor os Mrs. Lucy
Webb Hayes, wife OF ex-President HAYES.
Addresses were delivered by Mrs Sanford,
o, BLOOMINGTON, president OF the WoDans
Christian Temperance Union. Rev Charles
Manchester. OF Decatur: Rev s r. Ken
nedy, OF Chicago; Rsv. T. J. Crowder, and
others
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Bix Puroha.e OF Coal Lands.

UEroSrowS Pa. July 3l-J ". Eoore L
Co have purchased 80 acres OF coal lana a
short distance from this place adjoining
the Wynn Coke plant. now owned b. Moore
/ Co This purchase gives the company
about 100 acres OF coal land IN one BODY,
and It is now ons OF tho most desirable
tracts In the Connellsville region
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

DEs MONIES. Ia. July SIN Z. Billings.
who disappeared from Gary, D. L. Wednes
day last. while IN the custody OF officers
and under the charge OF perjury. was in this
city Tuesday Night he registered at one
OF the hotels. took supper, but did not taxa
a room After settling for his supper he
disappeared aad all efforts OF the report
ers 70 hnd him proved futile. It Is sup
posed he took IN early train ont OF town
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

PEuLaDEIPHIA. July 81. - About noon
Tuesday boiler in the mtll OF John Tlsn-
nGgGn 4 Bro, at Mnnarunk, exploded
Joshua Amber aged l2 years. was instant.
" killed; George schoAeld. son Of the en-
gineer, was seriously injnred about tho
head. supposed fatally; James Stewart.
aged % years, was severely cut on the head
and faca
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Foul Play Susrects,i.

JANEsvuLE, Wis, July 3l.-Isahella Roy.
son. an S-year-old lady Of this city, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning with
her neck broken 4 trunk in her room was
broAen open and its contents scattered
about, clearly indicating that a murder hae
been committed
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Nv OlL-ASs. july 3i-A number q
woil-lnown citizens Of Lafayette County
have beon arrested hy tie sheria. assisted
by the militia a. the result of the "regu-
lator' outraCcs last month Ther are
charged with the wiilful murder Of tie
nsgro Foix Key who was Iynohed ty
r-rh
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

TksuxGToS, July Rerrescuta''ve
Mckinley il o. the Ebbtt BE has been a.
little summer resort in Pennsylvania and
ran over here on some private business he
SAYS be is very confident q being chosen
Speaker Of Tie next Uoasa when & maets
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
LAD TO RssT.
Fouersl ~ Dr. A. r. ssnss. he AErasrsd
yincla1su Pay 4aeian-

CiNcINSAFI 1niy 81 III Las been long
while siace funeral IA cancianau hss
geibere4 g. raay moufners es that ~ tbs
a. "a 1efed Colonel A A. Jones yesterday
afternoon No man IN tbs city az lnelv
widely known and ty ever BODY La - "a
loved auo respected
Crew Gs gathered about the h0nse before
the ume appointed IAe military escost
consisted % tho Inst Rerlmels 0h.o "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
FEor,e-Thiore. Gettip~ Nnnsron.

NEHHksEA CITY, Neb.. July 81 Hor~--
stealing during the - fers months has IN
creased % such al ex5snt that the most in
tcressed ia tho matter Aaye iesnsd 2 call 70
revive the old vigilancs committee which
ceased to exist twenty years ego.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

1orecxh ssxszszat.ca q hzs f1re4z III
sc1-d 1G4 asxiziag sxesps s1.ss srFszzs4 -
- a cez 1sc5.1z 81 "a 1sc-sA IL
Nsigat q oEinlsa s4s l1al - r&rs.ys,a
Lad zzscrse la nlzsclss ~ zks s4as - Ia
toSs "a sz1 EEs s-zs1s1I4Ey c4azl cay.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

HAHR1ssUus. Pa July 81 - Governor
Beaver has decided 70 honor tie reqsisltion
a. she Governor = south Carolina Tor Rev
Z T. IlemGn the ccIarcd Pittsburgh
preacher. who f. van-ed On charge q
murder committed in lssA
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
EX-SENATOR ROLLINS DEAD.


TO L-oNt5 o. . oIF7l1s oT LaFaIFs-A
PoErsGSvgH y =. Jaly 3.-Ex- sen-
atO- T. H. Rollins died Al o'clock
n a. the App.sdore House, Isls
OF sho2ls lie passed away very quietly.
having never recovered consciousness
from the severe Ehoc-z sustained ca Sasu-
day last Ills wife and three sons were
present at his BEDSIDE ~ the tlms OF AIS
oeath Friday morning the remains Will
DO takea 10 Concord. where funeral services
viii DO held Deceased was 81 years old.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

FrSDrAT. O. July 81 -Zebediah Lee died
near here Tuesday. rgod lCl Years Ia vas
born IN Farquar County Virginia. Nay ~,
L.. and had zen narr.sd three tlnea
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

IcTDcv Jg.v Is a r~rort ccu - from
Yam ar that thre~ French ~ grIon runners
have been kil.ed Nv natives - raesmcra.
Jho Germans &c prerarng % sttack tbe
.nsrrcents ana h0srlit.es 49, be bsgun
e.rr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Htr4rk. J8lr n - san Louis rfisvs
rear esa1src O. Cats hss been vfs te1 ~
seft--.s Ere fr7 kc1s@f were de-
s-rr~-f sad tie al. zren usrs b1rne3 70
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

fal.s ana 81 tases ~ ses oss 5fEnif were
~geUae4 <-@~ ls~ies Asss asl Sc. .ssr
recovered
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

NhFhI-'ore active. aA.F 4 liTher. OF -
Ecafas iso. July. &C., fs51c Anss 80 Ss'se 2
6-c; September, s.s 81 s-f5e; Dsceai5e5
80 s5-c, January, ssa8ssi4c, Asy. 81
s-4r
Corv-F rucr and fairly sc.'ve. Mixed West
err. - '51+f'sc.
Ckr.- lore active and frn- Western. q
lNsc.
PR0vr-ToSs-H 1act.tc. Plato. $50 500;
Extra Asss. ts.1.1o PORK easy. quiet;
,-e-.. 1l.-5 a4. txf-a PRIME. e. 00. Lard
steady a-5 quiet, sf1au-ror dcre1. "a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27
NOTES AMONG THE BALL PLAYERS.i

John J. Burdock the veteran second baseman, has
a grievance against the New Haven Baseball Ciub and
visited law firm in Brooklyn yesterday IN order to
secure legal advice in the matter. lie says he en-
titled to 81 500 for next season. but that the club
owners want to cut his salary down $50 "a month lie
will be satisfied with the salary agreed upon or MS re
lease outright.
The friction in the Brotherhood club In Phladel-
phia, which caused the retirement of stockholders
Henry L. Taggar and W. H. Whtall, was discussed by
local baseball men yesterday The friends OF the
local League club were highly delighted but Brother
hood men said that the stock Of Messrs Iaggart
and Whital taken up by others interested In the
club, their retirement sienl1ed nothing.
Hatfield the general substitute for the Giants yes
terday signed contract with L. b. Taleott to play
with the local Players League club next season.
Hatfield signs with the understanding that he Will be
played regularly on the nine. lie gets larger
salary than he did on the New-YOrk teaih
1t is said that John Farrell the old providence
player, has been signed by n. T.. Young ior the New
York League club. Samuel Crane has also agreed to
terms with League club, but refuses TO say which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27
THE NEGRO AS 4 CIVILIZER.
EFFORTS OF GEORGE W. WILLIAMS TO SECURE
EDUCATED LABOR FOR THE CONGO.

EFFORTS OF GEORGE W. WILLIAMS TO SECURE
EDUCATED LABOR FOR THE CONGO
Colonel George W. Williams the historian submitted
TO the King Of the Belgians in 1854 a plan for the
Introduction of Southern negro labor in the Congo
His Majesty and Henry NJ. Stanley were favoraby
impressed with the idea. Not long ago Colonel VIII
Jams suggested that few educated negroes be taken
into the service of the Belgian commercial companies
interested in the Congo. Captain Albert Thys the
administrative delegate Of these companies became in
terested in the plan, and the board of directors
having Endorsed it, Colonel Williams was sent to
America to engage twelve clerks accountants and
storekeepers at 125 francs a month and twelve
mechanics and engineers, the mechanics to receive
zoo francs month and the engineers 300 francs
Their transportation, board and lodging and medical
attendance are to be furnished TO them and the term
Of service is TO be three years.
Colonel Williams, after looking over the field care
fully. sent his report to Captain Thys and then
sailed for Europe on the Lain on Christmas morn
ing. lie will visit all the commercial and military
stations of the Valley Of the Congo. lie said before
sailing that he opposed to the deportation or
colonization Of the American negro. In Liberia he
had failed as a politician. pioneer and as a mis-
sionary owing to his lack Of confidence and sefre-
lance win proper preparation, however," he
added, the Southern negroes will be the best agents
which the EuroDean-Afrcan trade organizations can
cmpoy. lhey VIII go out when qualified with hope
and courage and l feel confident that they will i'm
prove the first opportunity afforded them of playing
in the role Of civilzers.p
In his report to Captain Thys Colonel Williams calls
attention to the fact that at this time of the year
the industrial schools are half through the annual
courses and are closed for the holidays. The diff
Guilty in securing seniors, the most desirable cand
dates. lies, he says in their desire to be graduated
and to receive diplomas. The graduates of last year
qualified for the work had already obtained employ
ment at better pay than that offered. 1t is necessary
therefore to seek recruits from Southern industrial
schools. For the special training required by these
the following plan is submitted Candidates from
four Southern industrial schools to be examined
by committee Of teachers. Forty for the rest
Of the to take special i'm French, the
geography Of Africa and to read standard works
on African subjects. Six men from each group of
ten Will in June he selected after competitive
animation. Twenty four men having been selected
they will be asked to send in another application In
French to Colonel Williams. Letters to them from
the Congo will be sent by Colonel Williams during
the next six months. This careful selection. the
report adds, will insure TO the companies the services
Of trained men, competent to take up the work re-
quired Of them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27
A TRAIT OF GREAT ACTORS.
u in The Albany Express

Augustus Pitou in The Albany Express
have noticed popularity which seems TO be
possessed by all actors and actresses who have achieved
greatness In the higher walks Of their profession ,
TO that something In their organization either
physical or mental perhaps BOTH which enables
Them while on the stage TO instantly seize upon and
express emotion. and after having visibly moved an
audience quietly turn to another player and indulge
in the most casual conversation while waiting for the
next cue. Then, when the comes, quickly enter
into the spirit Of the part with apparent loss Oh nd'
viduality. -, ,,,- NJ,
In the celebrated run Of Hamlet" at Booths Theatre
how strongly his possession OF this quality was mada
IL was in the graveyard scene; we were standing In
the shadow OF the trees the right OF the stage, he
leaning on my shoulder, while the obseques Of
Ophelia were being enacted on the left. There Is a
long wait before Hamlet has TO speak and then he has
only three words 20 utter. During this walt one
night Mr.. Booth whispered in my ear; DO you see
that gentleman in the box He is my partner. You
remember AT the old Winter Garden Theatre, when
made several successful predictions Well, at that
time a number OF New-York capitalists came to me
and offered 10 assist to build theatre further up
town, which should be temple Of art, devoted TO
shakes pearean revivas. ] doing well enough
where was and politely refused their Offer Shortly
afterward the Winter Theatre burned down. thought
Of the offer these gentlemen had made and sought
them out They buttoned UP their pockets-they had
changed their minds The man you see there In the
his assistance and with his aid / built Booths The
Atre' , .,
Just then heard his given and said That is
your cue" He asked "what is It'll" answered
1.-The fair Ophelia."
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27
TO SUE TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
EMIGRATION CoMMIssI oNERS DECIDE on THIS
STEP TO GET MoNEY-MR. TABOR URGES
THE ACTION.

The Commissioners Of Emigration decided Yesterday
to bring suit against the Treasury Department for
S1244s4 So OF this sum the Commissioners say that
S1O5 900 is due for the rent Of Wards Island $4,000
for the rent of Castle Garden, and the rest for minor
expenses. President Rldgway had written to state
Attorney General Tabor asking him his opinion in the
case Mr.. Tabor replied yesterday, advising the Board
to begin suit and to delegate him attorney of the
Board. Commissioners Ulich, Hauselt and Rorke
voted against beginning suit against the Treasury
Department. They declared that such proceeding
would be dscourteous to the Department at present.
because solicitor Hepburn, of the Department. had Just
been here on behalf of the Department as mediator
and the Board should, at least wait until his report
had been submitted.
The case Of John Gardner was next considered, ana
by vote of four to three it decided to send
Gardner and his family back TO England, they having
been here September. The Board also discussed
the case of Mary Devereux and her young son. George
Washington. George born after his mother landed
on Wards Island The Board was in doubt as II
whether Mary should be allowed TO land and asked the
advice of the Treasury Department The Depart
ment decided that the boy an American citizen.
having been born here, and, therefore, had right to
remain in this country. The Commissioners APP
pareny did not like that decision, for they decided TO
test Is legality