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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
BALTIMORE BELT LINE BILL ADVANCING

Annapolis, Nd March ,Spccal.-The Bc Line
p,,o,d hill one Of the important before
the Lcsi.atlrc this session. passed the House oda with
~, . discerning vote. IL 10 the Senate The
h had been delayed committee until he lobby obtained
heavy tribute from the Interested The Belt Ling
Company Will construct tunnel Under Balsmore OitN
connecting thc Philadelphia extension Of the Baltimore and
ohio with II, main line and Washington branch Friend,
If the PENNSYLVANIA tried hard 20 defeat the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ARBITRATION.

Albany, March G.-Ihc annual report OF the STATE
Board OF Mediation and Arbitration is issued II saws
that there has been marked and gratifying dimlnuon
in the number Of strikes and lockouts a. compared
with previous wears we'll change for the better
in the character duration and consequences Of such
labor disturbances ~ have occurred. With the eA-
ccpon Of tho surface street railway 4" tic upa" IN
Brooklvn and NewYor,. the beginning Of the year,
upon which special report of the testimony taken Is
given and similar tic-up" in Rochester the differ
cuccS between employers and employees have yielded
readily TO settlement by the intervention Of tie
BOARD. The Board finds that other Slaics are mod
cling laws after New York state laws. The report Is
.gned by william Purcell, Gilbert Robertson lr, and
Florence T. Donovan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07

five ten and twenty cents weekly to effect assurances
on the lives of their children What astonished the Hen
bers Of the committee to learn the prodigous pro-
this kind Of Insurance. wmch Il hIioMh 40
industrial Insurance" The representatives OF me
insurance companies represented made the ioilowhg
remarkable statement: THE total number OF Industrial
policies in force January |, 1890. was 3.u9.ev, oi
mi, number. O7O93 are n the state OF New ork;
The Total death claims paid 5st year were o305O. and
81 7io547 In amount. OF this amount @leOl,4to
was paid in New York state 20o5O policies Inc
committee adjourned without acting on the olnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
THE THER kEPORT.
FORECAST TILL y. NJ. FRIDAY.

Washington. March 6-For New-England colder ana
fair. except stationary in Vermont
Tor Eastern New.York. northcrly winds, stationary
temp, nature except in southern New-York; colder.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jerscy. colder 'sr
weather. northerly winds.
For Delaware. Maryland and Virginia, fair weather.
colder Friday morning. warmer saturday morning.
For Western New-York, Western Pennsylvania ani
West virginia fair weather: warmer.
For OHIO Indiana. kentucky. Tennessee ard Lower
Michigan. fair weather; warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07

Boston March ct announced to-day that Messrs
T. Rollins Morse have purchased practically all the
whitewater Railroad securities In the interest OF the Biz
-Four Nv the agreed the preferred stock re-.
c,i,- 100 ana the stock s33 I'm the per
bonds Of the Big The Whitewater stock IA, been
surrendered temporary receipts have been issued by
the above named Drm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
THE BELGIAN STEAMER DE RrYrER ASHORE

scltuatc. Mass March 6.-Thc Belgian steamer De
Ruyt,r, Captain AIfscn, from Antwerp for Boston.
came ashore at Lighthouse Point at O'Clock 10 night
in a thick snow storm. The crew Of twcnty-scvcn
men got ashore safely. The vessel has general
cargo consigned to Gil & LoOtZ, boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
rxrrynryG THE ATLANTIC AND pAyvILLE.

Richmond Va. March (specian.-T. NJ. Hodges Of
fh, Atlantic and Danville Railroad Company is IN thl,
fv H. say, that hi, road from Portsmouth TO Dan
VILE , finished which l. oOj mil on-. Is In good cond
.,.p and that the work the Danv.le and East Ten
nescc division began to-day az Danvile. The western
terminus o, tho road will be Bristol, Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
ALLEGED pRrpE MONEY GOES TO A HOSPITAL

ALLEGED BRIDE MoNEf rofS 10 hoofIlAL.
Albany. March (speciall.-An order made by Jns-
tice Edwards filed here today. directing the
County Treasurer TO pay to the Albany Hospital
the sum OF 81 292 80 upon presentation TO him of a
bond for the repayment Of said such bond to be
approved by supreme Court Justice. Ever since
october o. l551, the County Treasurer has held this
fund Of Il 900 with accumulated interest Tor the ben
eft OF uiIsnown owners ID Is the o. 900 with which
sn alleged attempt made TO bribe Assembly man
samuel - Bradley during the session OF $751; and for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
fluctuations yes,eriay observed a. the United stsr,
Signal this city The dashes lndicsss
temperature noted at Perrys Pharmacy, Sun Building.
Tribune Office. March 7, a. m-About six inches II
snow fell yesterday. mostly in the forenoon. The skies
cleared the day The temperature fell from 80 d.
grces 3 between midnight and midnight; the average
(3s) being Ia. lower than the epondng G,Y as,
wear aud l2s lower than Wednesday.
this city to-day there will probably b. fair
weather followed by coudness slightly der AID
then slowly nlodegatiu2.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
AGES OF FUTURE RULERS.

Prince Otto, the heir presumptive to thd
Austrian throne, is only 70 years old.
Gustaf, Duke of Wermland, who is the heir
to tle throne Of Sweden and Norway, is 81
years Of age.
Young Victor Emanuel, Prince of Naples,
the heir to the throne Of Italy, was 20 years
old last November.
The heir to the Portuguese throne, TO which
Dom Carlos has just succeeded, is Louis Phi
hppe, Prince Beira, who is only years old.
The future queen of Holland, Princess Will
helmina, has recently completed her 9th
year, and is likely TO succeed her aged and
decrepIt father ere very long.
Some heirs to European thrones have lately
arrived at young manhood The Grand
Duke Nicholas of Russia and the Duke Of
Sparta in Greece have recently celebrated
the completion of their 2lst year.
The heir apparent of the great German
empire and the Prussian kingdom is the little
Prince Frederick William, who is only years
of age. Should he die before reaching ma
turity his younger brother, Prince William,
now aged 6, would become the heir.
The present king Of Spain, Alfonso XIII, is
not years old, and came 70 the throne at his
birth, his father having died before the little
king came into the world. Should he die be-
fore marrying, his eldest sister, the Infanta
Dona Maria de las Mercedes, now years of
age, would succeed TO the Spanish throne.
The succession in England belongs TO the
Prince of Wales, who IS IS years old. But it
is said that the Prince Of Wales health is pre-
carious, and it is not improbable that his
mother, Queen Victoria, although she is 20
years old, may outlive him. In that case the
heir to the throne would be Albert Victor,
the Prince of Wales eldest son, who is now
25 years old.-Youth's Companion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
BRlC-A-SRAC NOVELTIES.

Tiny vases scattered through house for
posies are one of the pretty fashions from
France.
An oblong mirror Of beveled glass has a
frame made Of interlaced wrought iron in
sections. Wrought iron now almost rivals
jewelers. work.
Stained ivory seems TO be superseding the
pure white material Every sort of toilet
implement Is found in this new form, and
often exquisitely carved.
Flower fans are the latest caprice. Violets.
panSieS, lilies OF the valley are fastened on TO
the fans, and are very cleverly arranged TO
fold up, although they do require a larger box
A beautiful jariiniere is round and mod
elei in spiral forms Over this Is chased
and perforated decoration of waves, shells
and other marine forms Two clinging crabs
form the handle.
Glass ewers with incised designs in gold
are very beautiful There Is also a demand
for enalneled glass and toilet bottles are
covered with trailing designs in enamel No
woman's toilet Is considered complete with
out a SCI Of cut glass toilet bottles with silver
tops In souo eases TIE top Is made to fold
over the glass bulb like the calyx Of = flower
jewelers. Circular.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
A Big Windfah.

The English plasterer who has been
left a fortune estimated at q, 100000 by
q relative IN Australia has been discov-
cred at Kettering, in Northamptonshire-
His name is John James Pearce, and IN
I'll a few weeks ago he lived at the par
ish Of Kingsthorpe. hamlet Of North
ampton. He lodged with lady named
Weston. after the decease. few months
ago. OF MS wife. who committed suicide.
Fear Of poverty was ascribed as the
cause OF her act. Last Sunday, while
reading. he came across a paragraph an
nouncing that a Sydney Clergyman had
left 81, 400. 600 TO a man IN England
named Pearce. why" exclaimed the
plasterer TO his l2ndlady, that's me;
he's nv uncle! That money belongs 70
mer His identity has already been &C
knowledged by the London agents Of the
Australian solicitors 20 the deceased
millionaire. Pearce leaves England for
Australia in the course Of a day or two
BE worked for several master plasterers
in Northampton. and Is described by his
fellow workmen as = quiet. reserved feb
low a teetot2ler, and gave people tbs
idea that he had seen better days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29

Some people have . certain z1Ag7s-asz =
shaking hands, others Tspsl rs, 10 matter
bow cordial t5ei- gTEsp. TINS . tc@ Esuts
warning % TIE hand TAe-s are CERTAIN
r7sdinseuisry pyi8cap8=s Ct fs&pe, too, that
can be lszrued Tee tEs=b & t1s at had
Is 50 co1pss.s AZ I25ar q psEsooAl Character
tea. nooo<y o1EEt % t-uSs ElG1 Sso = nct
satisfactory in ts&t Y&-tsezlGr- A pe-so1
WHO Is weak vii have sssat4tirE tsE=1o,
20 ulastsr what brzEgzfaszso rs may kaxauns
EulEar..y. zrEsbs.loz. ps1=c1fase. bs1sssy, re-
fnezneut. a. tas vlrEzez E1d Tscss native -
Is. lss ezDss-d 20 t1s ere tasE esa Rad IA
tzres i15sllhi@ i7p-iaE-azlpa E1EzEn1z,
- Ka.@ Elz1as = H@E&n&.A@-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
Teirrhonie Amn..n.n,.

A novelty Is reported from Hastings II
connection with the performance Of The
\ conan Of the Guard a. the theatre.
The stage had been connected b. teIe-
phone with various private houses and
hotels 50 that NUMBERS Of people are
nightly hearing the opera without seeing
IL We are not aware that this has ever
been tried except N isolated cases as az
experiment Hastings may. therefore.
be congratulated ca being IN the van Of
progress. London Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
Hnntin- for the Nret.ori,..

1t is reported that the Alpinites are
greatly excited over the falling OF an i'm
mense meteor IN the vicinity of Mount
Bullion The ball of tire, which is de-
scribed as much larger than the MarkIe-
vile court house, struck with a force
that made the earth tremble, giving re-
port Ike cannon The citizens of Al
pine have been out securing the hills in
search OF the aeroiite. Although many
people saw 1t fell, opinions differ in To-
cation from FIVE 10 ten miles.-Genoa
.NeY.l Courier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
When Yon.rs Abont tn ,,ov.-

Stipulate for such repairs as you desire
before making your bargain, and, If possible,
see that they are well under way before sign
ing your lease. Make sure, hlso, that no gas
or water dues remain unpaid. since neither
water nor gas will be turned on until they
are paid. Be express and clear in your stipu-
latioas, for in many localities a verbal agree
ment is binding for a year, and, II you are
not cautious, you may find yourself commit
ted 20 taking house which, after al, does
not suit you.--LaGies' Home Journal.
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The Fzsures Changed.

Ernest-MamEa, IN Just one dAy
more l wiz be 1 years old. What are
you going 70 give me:
3Lamma-Yes, mr dear. You shall
have a lovely birthday cake. with four
candles II IL
Ernest (thoughtfullyl-CAn't I have
four cakes and one candle, mammal
New York Press
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suttsr. fort

Califsrlians propose to restore and
keep IN condition Suffers Fort. where
California gold was FIRST discovered. A
hall containing relics OF the pioneer era
viii probably e erected on the Eges OF
the old fort.-Exchsnce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
TO weak MEN

F-r~rtru fror1 tas scscta q Toutsful srrorA sAiT
Gseag wasting sTssAzsss. lost manhood. ste. I'll
sd a vsluahls treatise fEealss1 e1aLairisE fall
srssndsd ros1icai vork should q rcAd ~ sFsry
rsan who r. usrTgas EEG Ssbi1tAa~d- AdArsss.
Prof, II. c. FOWLER, HOodnH, Cona.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
HAD TO EMPLOY A CLERK.

The gentleman who was thus freeing his
mind and giving his actual experience with
the tax that custom thus imposes is one Of
the wealthy men Of the city, but no was viii
ing 20 admit that society made q greater
drain on his purse than he enjoyed During
the months Of autumn, spring and winter,
that are considered most advantageous for
fashionable weddings, he receives on an aver
age three inyIts-IoLs o wcs.,, some Of them
from people who have moved away and whom
he mas not seen for years, vet MS invariabls
answer to every card Is q present OF appreci-
able value. Tae tax on MS time having be-
come almost as ammo inE rs the strain On bis
purse, he las given up 8 .ec1ing the gifts him
seii and given oTeT tie tax 20 his confidential
clerk. Consequently Eae pcciansl, tinted
notes OF gratitude re receives from brides
come in answer 70 gifts be has never seen.
Another prominent man in the Quaker 400
noted for his princely bepefeeaoes. has for
years speat on al average s.. go Annually for
wedding presents. lis circle OF acquaint-
ancns Is so large that invitations frequently
come from people whose names ne cannot re-
cali He seems 10 enjoy buying tie gifts,
though be never attends the ceremony His
selection IS quickly made, and usually con
sLsts In deciding upon tie most expensive
article Of the kind shown hin. Il salesman
showed him a velvet casket containing 4 81
yer toilet sat in answer 20 his demand for .
wedding present recently.
VERY nice" he said, but l prefer Eold
one. You VIII fnd the address on this iHvi-
tation Ia ny ha3d Here is tee visiting card
TO 20 with it. Pay the express charges IN ad-
vance and charge It ali 70 ne" lie was gone
in 81 instant. leaving ban Of si25. and than
was the tEIrd Wedding present. &c cad bought
thEt week Il goes without saying taAt be 10
the trine fayorite azaens blEshiag brides -
New y OK SIN
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But John 2. Robinson. he sez. they
didn't know everythin' down in JUDGE .
They certainly knew little, if they did not
know that the safest. quickest and most
pleasant cure for Group, bronchitis, cough,
cold in the chest, etc. Is DR.. Balls famous
Cough Syrup.
As a remedy for accidents common TO
every day life, sucn rs cuts. bruises. Sprains,
burns, scalds and frostbites. Salvation Oil
has no equal in the market. It literally
Rnnihilates pain. Price &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29

The following program was finely
rendered last eveningat All Hallows acad-
envy at private musicale:
PROGRAM.
Hymn to the B. V. y. Pupils
Accompanist, Miss Leslie
Eephiretten, op. 6, No. 2.......... Reynolds
Miss Sadie kellenberger.
Miss Cora Filler.
The Owl Cfitic,................ Recitation
Miss Jessie Leslie.
Polonaise, op. 46... ...........B aunlfelder
Miss Mary York
See the Pale MOon-Nocal Glass. Campana
Accompanies, Miss Phelps.
Miss Lily Dougherty
Der Falchmunzer ...............Re Recitation
Miss Leila Phelps
ca Nalse EspagnOle. Pl3ZicatO
(b) Galop Napolitain. ..............Na lisi
Mandolin. Miss Jessie GuytOn
Miss Grace GuytOn
Would Not BE Interrupted. advertisement
Bible Agent. Sharman
Vocalist Miss York
HarmOnlca.. GuytOn
Miss Maud Leslie.
If the Waters Could Speak as They
Flow. ............... ...-..-..- lupus
Accompanies, Miss Dougherty.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.
POLICE COTRT.

The police docket yesterday shows the
arrest of +. B. Wood for allowing calf 10
Craze on the parking, but he was acquit-
ted. Joe White, for keeping a gambling
house; George Jackson, Tor using profaue
language, and Lewis DabertS, for the lar
ceny of gun. were also arraigned. White
paid So, jackson VIII be heard today and
Daberts was fined 81 and costs. A single
plain drunk was the only arrest reported
on Sunday.
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a NAN
UNscoUsnTED Ts4E ogooEAPsV 90 Tpss COUNTY, N1
OBTAIN sJUs RFoRsATSos srUoY TsI
ClicaTO. Rock Island & Pacific RT.

/ INCLUDING Lines East and West Of the Missouri
River. The Direct Route 20 and rom CHICAGO.
{ ROCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT. DRB DoIHE8,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATERTOWN. SIOUX
FALLS hIEEEAPOLIH. st. PAUL. ST. JOS
EPTi, ATCHIBOS LEAVT-lsWDRT1T. KANSAS
CITY. TOPEKA DEEvEIt. COLORADO 8FNGB
and PUEBLO. FREQ Reclining Ch ar Cars % ard
from CHICAGO. cALDWE ELL. HCTCHTEsoH
. and DODGE CITY. and Falacs flec11inR Cars BE-
Daily Trains 20 and from KIEoFIsRER. IA tbs
Indian TeTrffcrw-
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JUSTICES COURTS.
The usual round Of civil work occupied
the justices courts yesterday.
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WEDDING GIFTS a TAX.
BUT BRIDES MUST HAVE Ell
THOUGH THEY 90 CONE HIGH.

Gentleman Who Has Been Yictinired
Frees Els Mind on rae Butch
.ers and Bakers Have to Stand Aside
Until the Presents Are Purchased.
Apropos OF wedding presents, young mar
popular il society reRea-Ee1 rs he core the
wrapper from one o. tie s-spici0us wkite
glazed purvevcrS of rE,T1i1l tiGi-,s, Il wouIl
rather get q dunning l-c-er any day than an
invitation to q wedding could do IS /
liked about responding . The former, but the
latter has al imperative s-2Ld-and-dellver-
your money-or-your-lfe air abrut it that l
object TO on general priccipies Again ones
tailor or landiady or laundIeSs car be put OF
until 4 mere convenient season, OF rendered
less importunate and annoying by part pay
ment OF the amount in question. But death
and Wedding invitation wait for no man.
You must make payment IN full ct the speci-
fed time whether you cen or not, or social
Shylock more rapacious, crafty and merci-
less than the jew in the dramL robs you Of
just the particular pound Of flesh which kills
you forever in a social way.
Another aggravating thing about it is
that they fairly set the amount Of the gift
demanded. Howl Why, don't you know
they will tack your card 10 it and put it up
with all the other gifts. where its meanness is
adjudged by comparison with other mors
generous offerings You know the position
held by the family, the circle of friends who
will contribute 70 the list OF wedding gifts,
and you must set your price accordingly, for
every one present VIII compare il with tee
gifts they have furnished, and even the world
at large will pass judgment on your gener-
osity ds they read the list in the newspaper.
/ don't know why just because a girl be-
witches one man into promising to endow her
with all his worldly goods she should expect
all the other men she knows to bestow the en-
tire sum Of their worldly possessions on her
as well. l should think the girl that couldn't
get married needed benefit quite as much.
A fellow could give her q house and lot or a
few bank shares and get ont Of it cheaper
than he cen buying the trinkets and traps be
is expected to for the conventional wedding
present display.
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THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Attorneys are notified that nunc pro tune
entries Will not be made except in extreme
eases. Journal entries must therefore, be
prepared during present term. A. w.
Davis VS. \. c. Ridgway was on trial by
jury, verdict for defendant. \. c. Hender-
son VS. s. Field, was dismissed at cost of
plaintiff NicCafferty vs. McCafferty. di-
vorce granted plaintiff Hickcox vs. Hick-
cox, divorce refused plaintiff, also refused
on cross petition of delendent.
PROBATE COURT.
Inventory Of personal estate of Flora D.
Dorsey, a minor. filed. Certificate that c.
II. Smyth is administrator of estate of H.
&. Burleigh, deceased, issued. Certified
copies of letters of guardianship and bond
in estate of the Hacker minors written
Claims VS. r. r. Halls estate allowed
Proof Of publication notice of appointment
of administrator of estate Of Annie Black,
deceased, filed and approved Bond filed
and letters issued to VIM. \. Caswen as
guardian of Rousey minors. Bond of $780,
600 by c. \. Walker and Lee Jerome as ex-
ecutors OF the viii of Nettie Jerome, de
ceased, filed and approved and testament
airy letters issued.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Josiah Reiser vs. J. s. Wreucy ct al,
Judgment for plaintiff for $46S.3L May R.
Gilbert vs. X. A Rogers, judgment for
plaintiff for S666. State ex rel vs. Julia
Morris ct al. dismissed. State eX rel vs.
Walter Rowley ct al. dismissed. State ex
rel VS. VIM. Schnitzler, dismissed. State
ex rel vs. I. Schmidt, dismissed. State ex
rel vs. O. Baily. dismissed. State ex
rel vs. Ed Stanley. dismissed. !. f.
Stafford vs. 1t Francis hospital.
association the inter plea of the Sister SUI
perior was dismissed : r. Beal vs.. Jud-
son University was in hearing yesterday
by the court. Wichita Wholesale Grocer
company vs.. Missouri Pacific Railroad
company; jury impanelled and case con
finueG until today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
MUSICALE.

The following program was finely
rendered last eveningat All HalIows acad-
envy at private musicale: