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A FIEST.CLASs FARMER will bo open
"A for engagement Marh OF April l,
1870. d., foreman, ir-tclass references.
td1r''S tAHNLi.. Putnam House, ith'
II ILLt-'pok -By thoroughly comp
- '"lt coup. good references. 81 l.
LlH COOK, Tribune y;o"n Office 2Sc
Broadway.
EOOK by an Italian nr-t.clsss pastry (;
a. -pnk Fi'n' j ana fnclsn NV
iV,f AZ, ~ III. '".''' -
SIAM e. 90 "''1 fo'"-'''
4 OACHMAN rs m Engd-mln. mar.
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'", .' Is ~, 80 vS'
N-'t ~ n H. - Du0h-'t' "To'N'>h' l.. y.
man c.l VI county is -tic'ly tom
ina ."nli t.nt h IN. '"r 81 nor''-.
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= OAIIMAN.-BS strictly honest and
Y Temperate Young married man, no
farui, ftlly understands the care OF horsos.
.atri'g", tnd me- h'IHcs' a.So rooi N NgsT
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HOACUNAN 'r GROOM By Young
\ sr,th"a" na,r,D'nt, his business
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II OACutlNN ny e thorou-hly ,ompo-
| " TINT and Liable single YOUNG German
understand, hi' dufic, in every respect
'l-' enc o. fetna'c not afraid TO make
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\ her coaohuan. whom she can highly
recommend As q c1iciGi clty Griy,r can
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v so 'iN ri.rrnrc> from last ana former
rmn."'rr. Call OF address H. W, 10
EoN' llMAN Nheir' thoroughly compe-
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n OAt II - uhG tAkDEN ik.--Bi
Y young single German. - Thoroughly
understands, the carr Of horses ana car.
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,cith ,arnrof.r,- t.ois host n, rs,.ranc,s
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al dat
& pA1ii VI ~ ana ,fAl,pl. ~ t'.-bs a
N,,lsr.tarl. ,i,. ror, of hol'r. GOOD y'sre.
f,hle rorI,f or. understands fppdirc fur.
,,re ,r,Lar,t,, va. ,,~nJ rofrrenc-s Al
Ir,Ss i Non : I'rISrns ono
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uloy,r. CaA or address l.. CURRlE. 3j5
Wrst 5tu.st.
rOACHNAN and GR0OM--By a Young
u man. strictly sober willing and oblig.
lng. iest le!tr'nee., last empioygl can be
.''n. Acdrc-- J. NJ, 100 West ppth-st
@oACuNIAV nv , ..rle,lr ,omrorafs
a,d Ia,'s. ',,no ,n,r nud,rst,nds
tandem foui-in hand. Gne horses and car
hinges. reference city or country. \ 5.
l,3 West 3Oth.,t
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NhE.,> p" pN n.r S'o,h
married. no children. 10 Miller 81. STAN.
t,d Conn
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iDork tDanteo.

Females
AYOrNG WOMAN would Ike 10 20 south
y ~ any IA , % Georgia 3 years ~
l.r.oUUr. fr-t of Ici-feAccs. Cal or 1d-
dre~- 80 West 56th-st.. lins bell tw!ee.
ID OOhKEtPING.-B q lady correct at
ID figures. with a know, dge 81 bOgkkcep-
Mg double entry Adtres, Miss J., llO
earaet,--t.. Bro Alyn.
ARpEr SEWER.-By good carpet
Y -DWcr. can alter ana DO all kinds u
carpet work. Nre. CLIFTON, pol East
42d--t.
ID OSITION "a, stenogr4pner and type
L wu.cri experience. POI Broadway,
Brooklyn.
- IINOGNArULE aud TYPEWRITER.
- Bt e Young lady rapid, accurate and
neat. years experience IN mercantile
lou-c. salary not 80 much an object a.
chance ior promotion. SILNo, Box :.
Tribune nicr.
- rENODRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- By 70 Young LADY ,' pciicuccd and
Dapai De-. references. Addr s., RAY, Trib-
lro ono.
VI>ITING GoV1.RNESS.-A young lady
with good English education ana best
rltv references. would Ike a few Young
pupils. EDJCATION, Box y. Tribune
NoJNG WOMAN. scotch. desires ,itua.
l zion in pawntroting office references.
Apply g.. -. OiLES, 4Sj 1th.aN". south
B-0otlYn.
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domestic 5ltndtions Uanteo
Females.

n, OOK or LAUNDRESS.-By an expert.
Y euced woman in private family city or
COUNTRY: GOOD ref renee. Address MARY,
Il 3G.aVe.
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nnscclldueous

APEEIDN MACHINERY WANTED.
L SCORING ard cutting machine. shears
and corner rutt... Address MARTIN, lcu
Last l25'h-,'.
- OOPS repaired. painted aaf warranted
IL year. hcst material and cheapest In
price. reference 'lr best. COATES &
rEONIN. O6j 81 ave.
- TEAM PIPES WANTED secondhand;
- ou'-.uch diameter Preferred. SIIAM
HEATING. Bon I. Tiibuno OGice.
w tNIrD.-Pmcha.cr 'or county right,
w o. .e., patent chalk sharIenef for
faiior.' usn. AddIes, NJ. V. DENlSE.
Troy. y. Y.
w ANrED SECONDHAND typovritar in
W rood order. Address MOlt>ON. Trlb.
uuc once.
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AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts O, domestic potatoes moderate but the de.
rnsnd continues very dun and prices rule weak and
buyers favor for all kind toeeien are IN siser supply
suppy and steady. onions Irregular; choice red 10
some demand and rule arm but common qualities q red
and ali grades OF yellow dull CabDages about steady,
but some largo lots Of foreign In at the close which
have NOT vet bee, put the market: the last
lions from Copenhagen sold mainly at s5dSS per 100.
Norfolk kale declined heavily last week. but has sold
little higher this week and closes irm. spinach about
steady as quoted Florida vegetables meet good demand
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Receipts for week. o374I pkes; exports, o6O pA-S
~ stocks o. h'tt"r this city January I. A.
ompied by the New.YoIk Mercantile ENehaase, axe a.
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LCAZAR. 12O.l-2 Last s5th.-t.-Only
"A on. l,ff. Of the ne". elegant. hfeWpoi
araItiont- Of lang" Rooms. all leLt and
sifr and cheerful. With al modem improve
Ifraf> fof home comfort rent $3.50 per year
lrLATS TO LET ~ THE
Z GORDON.
g .h-st. 9th.ave. newly decorated steam
heAt ana all modern Improvements: rent
from as 20 go per month; rooms ami
Lsth. Inquire %; The owner On premises.
tHEiNITY APARTMENTS. -- EloeaIt
steau-heated and beautifully decorated
mats. Six rooms and bath Jth-aNo., DQth
ana Jl-t s's g22 30 to 80. HENRY j.
CARR, $40 Jth-avc.
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Held creamery and State dairy complete standsti
and The lookout Is Ccttinc di-couracuc f.I
movement n any OF the Western packngs pfices are
1ftt. and,
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Nlleteilnueon5.

rnrRT G. SPENCER. 27G 0thave..
a h,.'aan nth and lttn SITS -CuOTciAs,
.,.sois canes made 10 order recoveis1 aud
fcpsir a prompt and reliable. -
nINKE's Home VspOr Bah hppat".us
rures 60 g. rheuma tism improves me
.ornl.xion and hardeBs stien2 the"s ~,
.ysiem price tlo send for circular Liz
yd.aVe
PHOSPHATE LANDS locatt d, inrI"'Iu
4 Ind Ioupht Oh cooperative PA ~
- u TOGEHs, civil and minnie eng AeeE'
1caia. hls. Opposite ocsia GGAks'
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domestic Gitu1.lovs Oanteo


Males.
I1SEFUL.MAN.- By single man. 25.
start, best reference address {. ". 1Co
bradford st. BROOKLYN.
ESEFrL.MAN.-B yourg man. -.
I Swcde thoroughly ed.cdt'c aud speaks
English a, generally u-cful-n.ah willing
to do any knd Of work good ely ref rcnccs.
Address CARL, 343 West i5G-St.
SFFtL.MEN.-By tfu,twor,hv and re.
Y liable young men coloted and white;
$50 men and wives able. willing AMI com
petent useful az any work; city or coun.
try indoors or outside or 60 sQyih :, goo 2,
1g 10 Reqdg az 5he iioNE BUREAU
II sEFUL.MAN.-By young German. =
" years In the country. sprakine Enclish.
IN private family or hooel prefers doctors
Office: unquestionable references. Call
357 4th-ave.. 25th and 26th SIS.
II SEFUL.MAN or WAITER.-By a
u Young colored man. 2ii West 18th
st.. Room s.
UsEFUL.MAN.-By a man b wait or a.
y -i-t cook 10 place where good. bright.
STEADY. trustworthy colorcd man + wanted
city or country: good city references.
Ready at 1873 Gth-aye. HoME BrEEAt.
II SEFUL.MAN.-By swedish young man
l in private gentleman, family willing
and oblgIngi spoaks little English. Ad-
dress 672 Warren-st. BROOKLYN.
" ALET.-Bv q Frenchmau. aze - tall
for travelling with gentleman ,peahs
little English city references. Address
r. r.. 1852 Wc-t 32d-st.
w AITER.-By competent. honest ard
w sober rOung man ia private family
best city references. Address K. s., $40
Gth-avc.
wv AITFR.-Bv neat colored man In
w private family: good reference. g.
V. 1l9 West 2ith-st., rear.
w AITTR-By colorei man in boarding
w house honest and soher. Please adj
dress for one week. JOHN, Tribune Up
town Once. 1.23s Broadway.
w AFTER and USEFUL.MAN.-B a
w young Dane; can attend 70 furnaces
willing to do anything. Address PETER
Sen. l02 East 22d-st.
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flats GO Get, FURNISHED

A SECOND FLAT. neatly furnished.
a room. and bath silver, piano, So.
beautiful entrance; 100. Jahitor, Jos
/ at 3O.h-,t.
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BOARD 0anl,0

~ AHTED-A lady leaving the ciiy o.
w sires 10 place her 40 grown oaNyhl'i's'
lth private American o. frehch I"..',h
j'f months The wishes Two ROOM W."
cfenccs required and given house must De
telow the Park Answer, stating Nnnss
1lIs. NELSON, HOA 8, TfIbune Oipee'
bo.:dLng .aongs. Uiu Lls2sG mob snsme.
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cEAMSTREsS and WAITRESS.-By one
> with good reteiances. 3i7 west 'iOth'
st no cards.
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Receipts week. 3 os7 bales Exports. 1,G92 bal
Imports. 1l9z bales. The market Is very strong and ad
Nanclne stocks here light receipts very moderate
demand quite good for exporters dealers and brewers
Choc. sas are saabe al l5dl6c and choice Orceos
md MA.LIne,nns are not nhtaLnahle Mnler u l5c
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SUNDRlES.

SUNDKlES.
NUTS-Peanuts firm at 7i2d7'ic for fancy old hand.
nced and 7i,c for Farmers also nrm, with new
ranging ~ rec Shellcd firm She for No Virginia.
With Spanish quoted higher at 6Q6hc. Pecans In
larger supply and dull az Gaze, 20 size, few extra
large going higher.
BEEswAX-Nlarket steady at 22G23c for round lots
UONEY-Demand light at 1321ic for white clover IN
r glass y boxes quoted l2dl3c, and Buckwheas
ranges az 10dl2c.
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points IN and near the city
for the week have been follows Erie, fO23 cans OF
milk 3G cans Of condensed milk and l03 cans OF cream
S,quehanna 3O3 u milk and p cans OF cream
Pennsylvania poughEccpsie and Boston SO cans OF milk
iackaynnna $40 81 milk and % cans 81 cresmi
New.York Central and Harlem, 4l3O cans OF MIX IL
cans Of condensed milk and 40 cans OF cram
CIV and northern lG5 cans Of milk New Haven ana
Hartford O3- Of milk Ontario AND western LOU
cans OF milk aud Of cream West shore loo csns
Of milk y cans condensed milk and 10 cans OF cream
Jersey Central $50 cans of milk and 10 cans o,
cream and b. miscellaneous short routes 200 cans OF
Neon ~ or can. Of milk 2l0 Of condensed mix ana
400 cans Of cream The price paid for the sni;
Tis on tho Erie platform has been 81 10 can OF "
quarts.
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rs AND BERRIEs-DRIED.

Receipts foI week. 1858 pkgs.i exports. 5f26 pigs
extra fancy eyapoted apples are not n .9ree s1ip ana
he'd 9alOc bur choice TO primo grade, a', oNeiihg
freely from sac down PC, Win some WEI 81 u' ofeu
fTht at 07Hc; Sun-dfed s.iced aIpe' a., t. az
showing some weakness. Chops and Co.'s "i skius
dull. Peaches in light stock, and have .o'f ,pondhg
light demand Small nuts generally H-.e~i'I anu
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il)ort i,)nnleo.


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Address b. H., Po-tolice BOX l4i4.
{ CLohEu MAJ Hl,n.' 40 F'i ii igIiia So
,., uiio,i ,,ai.',, ia W. o9th.
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I,,fo,.ng o. yrn,r,l Lnov,lndpe Of ofiirr
work. PENCIL SkETCH. Tribune Oiilce.
pr.-r,. a. ,.,,,.t mar, fo drive o.,
l - - o., - $3.50 "
f1cxs6y 10. 90 ~ -i,5..t
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DRlNLk:-Po'itio.n1 a, df'frr | .i, "l,n
.r,o. Can ~, .d1r'., "'DHTRFR rs
Maiden Lane.
NpEpfr.~cI.o t.o,o,,.b ou,r,, ac.
l., r.,,,,'t,,, nd l,'r'1, ,',,n MIX bc.,
references. olen 70 eueu.cmeat. Address
J.. !. T.. - Lakc-lN"., louhcr-. y. !.
tfI, NproXES 30 rprr" r, rVproY.
II iitS Al Glass; %, r~lf,tii male
h.In cslrn,lIy s.l,ctSd ,nd irat 1pon '''f r..
ce.it Of postal card or telegram At our
cNl'u-. .'4ff or 90 Iu'rt W'f lhtlif, 10
I'll, factory and farr hglp a specially.
~ ~ ~ III ~, - 5f 500 j. M
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1879
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r6f6lIrtN AsEN,Y' 80 nroaIn,f.
rT.Ig>I-NtN to- OHIO. o, outside
U IRA 'Iral r,rrri,ur. in mercantile bust
D. nuan h..f rofci.n,o.. EAPLHlENCL,
boa =. ir.'fM" 'ice.
- ,N,U.py want a good reliable
,o.ng nan ~ Is 20 learn -ouo bust.
ness. please cai ~ address. during he DAY
.'' J'..-'i-@'.. hf''"Nh
ss-fr.n ff,. r.ttrs ...f.tae man. f.lr.
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.7'h..' Room
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i. ,.,',. ~ t..t.r. f.f- Up oi.r4s
T. r--t as. l.f... .,t-rl,u..9 BOO ,li A!nl-
~ n..-... .. IL f,l.,. j. I4s
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1.IIDI. Nr e.. r man. married
J 80 rl d''l tfdf g. EDWARD
I.tvDN urIuuue Drar.n once. Los
nr ldnav
t,<IroR- u, &C. A. r. nam ana
j q, I. .f..ir.u. .ar. OF Office bui.l-
'ly co., r,f- handy vim tools -tr.e's tome
n -.f. honest Industrious references.
IN4'N. as iA-' 7',h. "H'.'
,NJTpH Et a t.fuv man. painter ly
y f.,d. MICHAEL. EfLIN. 52. West
-.rl.-t.
nUOrODEApU r. -W.t or drt rl1t.-
1 fh0.o-... raarIci. process vans -f.ldy
t..r..r. fu t.t-- 20 la.t place AdIr.--
ID ID IiTLtt .t- Sfo. ktou- ST.. BROOKLYN
....,.,.,,
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FRUITS AND BERRIES FRESH
Urcssmnklnq.

II RESNIS finely mad AZ molora'a prices
- during January tea gowns speciality
most 9cch ichc pa toms for SUM. ra-.ful
cue inc. Nine. REl NOLD, l,3 T.. 71'h.-t.
l. NpEElINCFp DEF~~NAKI-E % 20
- out it the dsF. $50 Gfh.atc.
Il IKST-CLN>S DRT~SMAKT bv dav
or Wcra reference. Acdf'-- D.. N..
lod West iod.-'
NJ Alison DE ,ONFIANCI. Ucnr.,tt.
Vi Michel 1G West i1th-~t.. ir porter
Street reception dresses: also ladies ma
r'1' made 300 import 4 ball goods az .Dw
prices.
v DING woman as ~camstfe-e and dr.---
maker hy thr week or month terms
moderate, rc..rc.cc. JOl West sd
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Real estate Wnilic0.

a FA.M WANTED. dry so.i. "it'ip one
\ HON o. city: must Dc "ltnln hi'' i' ..
q, railway station VIII g.Ne D. ...'i
e.. 80. -l.rd. ed dining Grand Eo..0 ta.d u.
q Oh .a.d 3 minute, walk ron i"""'l
Ion. fr.cr $1,000 10 inc'hLieh,' -
D.. L. WOLCDII. owner, 20 Ceh"e-''''
p ."-GOrE.
49, >..-,,I, p,.,,,fv for cNcAan"c.
~ SrEi RBAN BoS II. Tribune ono.
%,CI-D small country place OF few
~ acres near Long Island Sound, IN cN'
Gauge f0r solid silver tea scl, O0Fhdh
.lrr ana fin. pinuncs fire iurhltuir
.. fgrc-- ESTATE Boa l-3. IiIDuhe hi"h'n
(rI.r. JJf 2d-Jtr.
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EiCls

Receipts FOR week. 3GO3 bbls and 1o.so7 cases The
mark, has declined apdy since our las, report under IN
crease. Ir-epts dt.cif N'N ign, 'chshlhbtNe
requirements and - speculative buying. At
IN. cioc - The gods her" ana arriving nave been
ordered Lcd OF .hc hy shippers, but the supply OF
stock free ~ De O.d bcN0aI ga needs o the uddr ana
r.e feeling and unsettled at the decline. Best
near hv.M estern freely ohrd a. l14al 20. and lar
Western at llHlsc, with good iTesh southern AZ lO@
lO.c Hold fresh if"lr-- and nominal except some
grades which had outlet 20 Jewish trade a. s. 900
~ p.I case LINED are offered at l3adlic. and bids
rarely exceed l3c. scarcely any business reported
F"W-N NJula new laid, per doi -.---- -..-.-- - d,
STATE and Western fresh gathered, per doz-.-.l1 dlI2
South'" fresh gathered. prime ...-..........l6 dl62
Larry kcd. he'd. fresh. per dOh--.-.- .--.--lQ as
LINED -cs. state per doI l32dI4
LINED eggs. Canada and Western per do1.-.-.l2 dlt
FRUITS AND DERRlES-FRISH.
Annie, are ga rro recent and the mild damn weather
strong pressure sell fancy BALDWIN are hrlc at
Quotation. but common qualities are easier
and grades Greetings rue strongly III buyers favor
traps quiet and without ma "ri1l chang Gran
bcii"- have steady but lgrt demand and wiih hght
aN points I1Iccs are Nrmv sustained. Florida
ORANGE. n -lt supply and higher but ~. ad J.. d1e
,l.riy fh" small arrival, ami lt is thought that any
I-f.ia increase receipts would cause soac reaction
fiHu present quotations.
Apples Western. King. per bbl-.- - Oo9"S .
Apples Weston 'rccninc pr bb!-.--...- = ooa 3 W
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FOR Sale.

III DN4t.
4 TIRST.CLASS sawmlu AID o. O01
n acres Of hne yellow piuo timber. WIN
ra4li ad, and locomotive and car aud every
rIlpn 'ut needed 20 carry unlr, % ulll:
ttr beg never been cut over slumiu all
sew above OF 10 FLORIDA wtl -,l cheap.
t~iH"- wishing % purchase adde's g.. W.
i@h" ogden. FLORIDA
1 4 REDUCED PE1CIS.-4O0 so.olf.hlnf
IL wood and Iron-WorA.ug machines u. y
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n OOK-WAITRESS. By TWO English
y girls; superior cook and laundres.
tidy houseuaid city or country modsrsoe
wages: best references. Win MIS-
TYLER. 3ss Gth.ave.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
The Grandson of Victor Hugo,

The advocates of the doctrine that the
descendants of literary giants must natu-
rally be men and women of more than or
binary ability cannot cite Georges Hugo as
an example by which to establish their po-
sition. Georges is the grandson of the
great French poet and novelist, Victor
Hugo. When IS years of age he declared
that "A man who bore the name of the au-
thor of '''93' must live in grand style, eat
and drink extensively and be hero among
women. To carry out these ideas young
Hugo mortgaged his prospects, and when
he reached his majority was besieged by
money lenders, who had advanced $4,000
on notes for $4,000. Hardly had he been
extricated from this dilemma when, not
long ago. he fought IA duel with a chocolate
maker and was wounded.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15

This was delivered in st. Louis, and has
had a large sale both in this country and
Europe.
The archbishop is quick at repartee, and
those who have come into contact with him
pay tribute to his flashes of wit. A good
story is told in this connection on eX-At-
torney General Wayne MacNeagh. 1t has
frequently been retailed at the clubs, but
seems to improve with age. Mr.. Mac
Veagh is special counsel of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. One night he after led a
reception with President George Rob ,rts.
They were chatting together, when Mr..
NlacNeagh laughngly remarked that Mr..
Roberts never went anywhere without his
counsel. Then in "A spirit of fun he said
"Your grace, Mr.. Roberts here can give
you passes on all railroads in this country.
Now in return for this can't you give him
pass to PARADISE"
The archbishop hesitated moment, then
he replied, with atwinkle in his eyes, YES,
] could; but then would dislike very much
to separate him from his counsel"
In the general laugh that followed Mr..
MacNeagh admitted that the archbishop
had the best of the situation.
The province over which Archbishop
Ryan presides includes, besides the arch
diocese of Philadelphia, the sees of Erie,
Harrisburg, Pttsburg and Scranton. Five
years ago this province was credited with
Catholic population of 100000, and at
present it is probably nearer 100000 than
anything else. GEORGE BARTON.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-15
ARCHBISHOP RYAN.

ditions and classes of life than is Arch
bishop Ryan. He is in his sixtieth year
now, but those who know him say that
he is in the prime of his usefulness.
1t was while he was coadiutor to Arch
bishop Kenrick, of st. Louis, that his gifts
as an orator were most conspicuous. He
preached every other Sunday in the vast
cathedral, which was always crowded to
the doors, many of those who attended
being persons belonging to other religious
denominations. Since coming to Phila-
delphia his popularity has increased
Personally the archbishop is a most de-
Sirable man to meet. He is six feet, has a
pleasant countenance and fascinating
manners He is liberal in the fullest sense
of the word, without in the slightest de-
gree surrendering any of the doctrines of
the church of which he is one of the heads.
In this manner he has become the intimate
friend of such men as George w. Childs,
the well known publisher; A. j. DreXel,
the world famous banker; George W. Rob
erts, the head of the great Pennsylvania
railroad, and ex-Attorney Gen. Wayne
MacNeagh, all of whom are affiliated with
other religious denominations. Recently
the University of Pennsylvania, a secular
institution that has reputation which ex-
tends beyond the borders of this country
bestowed on the archbishop the degree OF
ID. ID.
The only objection the people of Phila
delphia have to Archbishop Ryan as an
orator is that he speaks too rarely He
uses choice expressive English, and talks in