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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
VHY RICE AND DINEY ARE 70 PART.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE ADVERTISING OF THE
SEVEN ACuS.'

SOMETHING ABOUT TIE ADVERTISING OF .. THE
SEVEN AGEs.'
uhorcvcr two theatrical partners decide TO separate
,he first report j, always that they nave qlariehcu'
This WAS said in the case Of f. f. Rice ana Henry h'
Dlxey who Will end their present rlaUQhs WIN u'c
.on Tho rulnor wa, not generally believed ana
il WAS quickly denied and there seems |" DC no uouo'
,,. ,, n,rnr i, entirely amicablc. The fact Is That
-, ntxev has concluded to be his own manager for
nav, eo,son and he will have Barclay Narburton a.
hu.incss representative. lie VIII continue 10 pay
The seven Accs' next season ana VIII a''o p"''
d. Adonis.r Mr. Rice has new piece as HiN a"V'u'
hccn announced. called The Worlds falr' WIN" ~
,,, ,d,,o next season and he will also nave con-
NAMES PLAYING The Pearl of Pckin.' " Evahse'"o
and "The Cor'air. ALL. =, 20 +he
.-.,,,n hotrc5n him and Mr.. DNcy are Sald |"
49,, ii, IN th, financial failure of The seven NSc'
-, the standard Theatre by the contract WIN o. -
:, , ,,o, controlled the theatre. he was To nave
, -, all advertising. Mr. Rice Thought u'au
,h ad,er,i,iug was not thoroughly DONE lie "'i'o"
mar, hills postcd. more autographs pnt III SnoP "'
, and longer and more conspicuous advertise
wv -, ,onors lie tried 10 induce Mr.. Ours
.a.,,,,i,e while Mr.. Dun himself was OUT vi
tou ~ attend To all this Int it IS said that nc 'ou
'""' ~ i'fc,,o, ont of his own share OF the
ero,s receipts he had TO pay thc COMPANY ~" ~ arce
Tia co.t,nics which were many ana came 70 a ~, -
. .' ND he did not feel like spending ANYTHING o.,
Hsi, himself 1t Is to these circumstance, ''e
S ttrhmies the failure Of the piece to MAKE money io
all Concerned II, IL ,-,. ,,., nc had bccn out Of
-, ,St of the time while rhe seven Nscs No. We,
~ the standard and the business OF adocGss - T,
p. .,rrird ON by hi, representative a'oolu.s " -,
a., I'D ,nent II was hard 10 tell lusl ~ha' s"S ~
gwen amount Of aivertsins w2" n,I nd' his acton
irprS,cHlaNri cnr , Of year ago with The London
G ON to CHmpiny Mr. Dur said tlat there Iva, w@'
mn ,hN -, he contract about the amount OF ldvcT
."i ~ iruld 10 done hut II WIS left entirely WIN
lin, 70 decide lie thought that tne e"mpar ri,St
failure OF the last weeks OF i"c 0'' eS e
Lo Attributed TO other causcS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

A, the aunr, election tho Typo'hetlc held ?, No.
10 para Place y~,teriaY william C. Mern was elect d
nr,siden, Thcodor~ l.. D. Winnie and Douglas T''lor,
,co-presd william Charlie, Roger. corresponding
secrctlry: j.. =. Coy recording scr afy JOAN Pol
hcnus treasurer aad Il Warner Smith Jam'- W. Pratt.
Henry Besscy james \. Rogers and J. r. Hallenbcck,
Executive Committee. All those reelected eAcep,
Mcssrs. Polhcuu-. CODY ami ilallenbcc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
PITT MIST NOT SING TONIGHT.

Nine Patti has taken slight cold, ana II ms o'''
49,, ,e., -, .hai no, try 70 sing thl, evening. She
oud lng IL /. said but T. is thought better Tor hcr ho'
,o trv The opera announced for Tonight at the e'.o
,oiltan opera House LINDA di ChamouhN VII"
Nine Patti In the tiue part ana IL WIN S'"p. o' wv,
, M the rest that -hc will hayc there II litte donb'
ma, PATH will then able % appear Other m'm'crS
=, the conirany n,rd'ap Nine Albani and SIG k"'c''
IN rl,e .Lnnht, IN PhIladcIphIa toInoirow nlFht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
Postoncc Notice.

should read daily by al interested as changes may
.Sers ior foreign countries need not be specially adj
aris' Gl. lqp 70 send dupitc Of banking
documents, letters not ,ay aaafes'ea Oens sTn' ~
the r"rs sss T nns cs S week ending April l2 VIII
''O wfD% iSDAY~At 80 m. for Europe per So
Laha VIA southampton ana Bremen 'e''s ios 1T'-s ~,
Aare. VIA oueesown oettees for ,rs@t bha as,
XGaSS 10! Belsigm fireet . per rs;
wessSrnandiY at D. m FOR Trinidad and To- ago. PEI
Mosuga; at p M for cuba per :, $. Niagara va
0i 51 SO for the XssAeTands Ssscps;
Rotterdam 10 am for Prosre,o per s. Condal (et-
daj at 10 a. for Central america and south Pacae
RS ortans per Island hayRO and @ &C. Hhs
AT ii M for the Windward ISLANDS per So Atdancarroch
N.i.i b n" fIG h aad aat.s e cn
p M Tor 81 Domingo CAPE HAY ana Irrks ilno
per ,t,1TSy sGm ha for Fortune Island Cape Hays
and Ga@aea per Aysna eitsr, ior Costa kca 4:
%oT m Xsa ns B1e Puerto cor,ei and
spain AID Potass Pc: Hsyrs
Turkey per Elder Sa BrSm'n 0s s.'s r. t ~
Ts cisamip 'S Mcfarland. and Austria per rmba y
Sre cse,i'T per U%6ra Tor scotland drecs
S9a at va lsO for seTs s', cS S S.'' Ia
bseo ard Ygeasan per Sy OF AeSancra detsr ,ci
HN'' ~
Of Alexandria"). 60. NJ
Uisp,nia from New Orleans
Malls for China and jsgan per so Oceanic from san
Hawaiian Islands per 5. !; australia drcm San Fran
slssS 's nas psr .h city Of Papeit from San Fran
cisco close here April .2i at 80 p. M Mails for
tralia New zealand Hawaiian, FIJI and Samoan Islands,
per- $ Marposa from San Francisco: close here April
to- M Il 40 n m. arrival at Ncw-York OF .. 8
otbnl. with British mails for Australia. Mails for Cuba
hv ra to Tampa Fla and thence by steamer. via Key
Iycst Fla close this onicc daily at 80 o. m.
This schedule OF closing Of trans.Pachc malls f. ar
,nped on pton o. their uninterrupted overland
transit ~ san Francisco Mails from the East arriving on
tno nj Francisco the day Of sailing Of
dispatched thence the same lay Registered mail closes al
g D. m prcviou, day $500. -.
po.,nfice Nsw.Nnrk. y. Y. Anrn ith. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
va wovrv RECEIVE NURSES DIPLOMAS.

IN, r-,,o,nr school for attached to the New
v, uo,,Ita held - annual reception and graduating
,o,c,.cs last evening. The list a graduates was as
,.uov.. The Misses Daisy Dwight Elsie wallace Lillian
,,rohan ,eor,, A. Crispcll, Annlc ~ Taylor MorY g.
,, xoui. ollleu Maile H. schnebley. Katherine
SAM orn Amy Hugo and Ellen A. Davis
An eniovabe reception followed the graduating exercises
. which the graduates were tho recipients OF many con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Tho Society o, the Alumni OF bellevue Hospital
s,d 90, ANNA, reunion last night at the Mott Memorial
Hail I'm Madison.ave Dr. Charles Phc'ps rcau paper
ard discussion followed IN "m'n " noo'r' Noo, 20
a., -, II nr,aut and DR.. +. :. Dennis took parto
rhis evening the society will have dinner at tho
nrnnsMlch IlO.el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

How about the prudence OF allowing cough to run
on, raspng the pulmonary and bronchial organs, when
that approved and speedy remedy DR.. D. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant can be obtained from any apothecary :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

eratuletons The course completed IS eighteen months
LONG and during facilities for observation ana
exnerence offered by the NewYork Hospital have been
OF great benefit TO the class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

When baby sick. we gave her Cestofie.
When she WAS q Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castora.
When she had Children. she gave them Sas,oris'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
L rlia,ons Notices.


CLOSING ADDRESSES by y. L. MOODY. At Col
scate Church. 6thaye. cor. 29th:st Tues Wed.
church. Xprli l. g. ana TO- at $50 p m. Msdss,:
Avenue Presbyterian Church. one hour aters xtokeA
fsee. Y. NJ. Z. A.. 23d.st. and 4thaye'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Burlington. Iowa April (SpeciaD.-Judgc DAVID
l;reenaf OF Carthage. H. died at his home there TO-
DAY lie was ei-hty-seycn years OF age. lie was
prominent among Illinois lawyer. and was associated
ann Inroin Douglas John NJ Palmer. o. IL. Browning
and oth,r. lis rccolcetoas Of Lineoihs carly days
were especially VIVID and int sting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Cooks. coachmcn. drssmaher' and house servants
n, Ali kinds offer their services IN the snort adVeruSe
rcmts on The ninth page o. The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE.

At the reception given March 90 by secretary
Blaine at the Arlington, Washington, ID. W. inc
only wine served was BcrtOn " Sec"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
"FArSTp AT THE urTROPOLITAN.

The tuncful strains Of Faust heard last night
at the Metropolitan Opera House. the tenth subscription
night Df the Italian opera Company there. The paris
were distributed as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Whether you are looking for boari ana roons WIZ
or ,r,rlcrs or business chances do not give up me
search without examining the ninth page of the IT'D
me this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

bargains Extraordinary in Furniture.
An onportynty seldom Offered TO purchase handsome
Furniture OF new designs may be found at Geo. G. Flns
Co.. lO4 West 14th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
EDWARD LLOYD


London. April s-Edward Lloyd, proprietor OF "lh'
London Daily Chronicle" died to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

Takc a look at the Interesting Want advertise
ments on the ninth page. lOu may find exactly what
you want covered by some Of thcm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09

The Indictment weather was responsible for the small
attendance and also for the depressed condition Oh tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-09
Special Nolless.


Life In Algicrs.
PICTURES AND STUDIES BY f. A. BRlDGMAN'
EXHIBITION OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
800 llfth-aye., near 3ith-st.
ADMISSION % CENTS.
A-Cod Liver Oil.-CASw ELL, Massey coz
rWUf'slOH OF COB LIVER OIL Win Pepsin anc
nnc j. preferred leading physicians TO al Others .oi
nour,A!ng properties and easy absorption All Grusgss.
..Delicnte and rcfiued perfumes
he English society. ana the ne"
and fashionable scent CRAB APPLt. Bi-O>SOHS has
1a dcthromcd the Old amcs"-London Court Sircuisr
r.,.b,hed ls7s.-MRS. McELRATlI'S HOME AADH
pitrSIKVfD. Branded. CANNED AND SPlCE4O
fNtd u, - r. All mn ri-RRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Everything put up glass and kept until al,; E9s
nrics. reicrtnccs, &c. address Mrs. SAhAh .. hcrs@
EATIi SOS Desraw-st. BROOKLYN y. Y
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Easrerp and Middle States.

TWO little girls, named Harrington were
killed by railroad train at South Somerset
Mass The elder child lost her life while try
ing to rescue the younger one
THREE bodies of women were found the
other day at Johnstown, Penn. all IN the
river just above the stone bridge where the
great mass Of wreckage lay last summer.
They were under the water in the sand, and
ali were in fair state of preservation Only
one was identified. This was Mr. Roberts,
wife Of Howard J. Roberts. cashier OF the
First National Bank. Mr.. Roberts, his wife,
and son were all drowned.
GEORGE FORD and his grandson. Fred Nc
Intvre. aged eight OF South Berwick. y. II,
were struck by the cars at Dover Point AMI
killed
A A MCLEOD was elected 10 succeed Aus
tin Corbin as President of the Philadelphia u
Reading Railroad.
The Yale crew defeated the Harvard crew
in the annual four-mile race on the Thames
River at New London. Conn. by three AMI
a half lengths; the Columbia freshmen beat
the Harvard freshmen.
FIRE burst from the mouth Of the Farm
Hill Mine, at Dunbar, Penn, making It al
most certain that there was no hope for the
thirty-two imprisoned miners.
a NUMBER of barns and agricultural I'M
plements have been burned by incendiary
fires at Carlisle, Penn.
THE hardware store o. Barker, Rose &
Gray, at Elmira, \. Y, was burned, cauS-
ing a loss of nearl Y $500, 900.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11
WASHINGTON.

SPEAKER REED has appointed Messrs
COnger, Walker and Bland conferees on the
part of the HOUSE Oh the Silver bill.
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill, as it passed the House.
appropriated $40, S42 446; as it passed the
Senate. SCI 338, 769. This sum has been re-
duced S32S, 246 as far as the Senate amend
ments have been agreed to, leaving $107 ) IS
yet i'll dispute.
THE Director Of the Mint has directed al
entire suspension of business at the New
\ Ork Assay Office, including the exchange OF
gold bars pending the annual examination
OF the assets and accounts of the Office which
isnow in progress.
THE President has signed the Dependent
Pension bill.
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CENSUS PORTER
said that from indications the returns Of the
enumerators would show total population
IN the United States of 81, 100000, against
so, 155, 1913 in 1880
THE President made the following nomina-
tions: Alexander G. Moore, of West Vir-
ginia, Minister Resident and Consul-G 3rai
at Siam; George W Fishback. of Missouri
Secretary of Legation at Buenos AYres:
Commissioned Il. Deneen, of Illinois. al
Belleville: Woolman J. Holloway. of Indi-
ana, at Stratford, Canada; Charles D. JOS
iyn of Michigan, at Windsor, Canada; Will
lam T. Pierce, Of Georgia, at Trinidad:
Denis +. Burke Appraiser of Merchandise
at New Y ork
NICE-PREsIDENT MORTON. accompanied
by his Secretary, Mr.. Chiffon, left Washing
ton for Rhinebeck, n. Y, where he will
spend most of the summer.
THE President has approved the act in re-
gard to the erection of an Appraisers ware
house in the city Of New York.
THE Secretary OF the Interior transmitted
to the House anestimate of an additional APP
preparation OF 1881 600 to carry out the pro
visions OF the Disability Pension bill, recently
signed by the President. Of this amount
$4,000 is for surgeons fees 800, 0l0 for
clerk hire and the rest for ---citencal ex-
penses.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11
South and West.

THE daughter of the Rev. Mr.. Brannan
was killed and his wife fatally injured by
being thrown from a buggy at DadeVlIle,
Ala.
THREE Italian quarrymen were drowned
at Joliet, H., in a deserted quarry il which
they were bathing.
THE Baltimore (Md.) Grand Jury indicted
all the brewers and distillers in the city for
violation of the new liquor license law.
NINE deaths and sixteen prostrations were
caused by the heat in ST. Louis, No. Every
body is suffering and there is much sickness
among children. In Chicago, H., there
were six deaths and nine prostrations.
The business portion OF Carbon, Wyon-
ing was burned. Loss 800, 900.
THE Illinois Central strike at Chicago, H..
has been settled and traffic on that road has
been resumed
HERBERT F. BEECaER, son of the late
Henry Ward Beecher, was acquitted in the
United States District Court at Seattle
Washington, on the charge of larceny in alb
stracting a book from the records of the
Custom House at Port Townsend while he
was Collector of Customs. The case has Decl
pending more than year.
DURING q storm at EanceburG. Ky.
lightning killed jerry Saaries, his wife and
his only child. thus annihilating the entire
family. They had just driven under tree
for shelter.
ONE HUNDRED people were poisoned at q
picnic near Wichita, Kan, by drinking
lemonade. Three children VINO partOol1 OF
the beverage have died, and six others were
not expected to live.
SENATOR STANFORDS three ear-old horse
Racine, won a race at Chicago ILL.,. in the
remarkable time of 1891, beating the
record of Ten Brock a quarter of a second,
made at Louisville, Ky, on May u, 1917.
JOSEPH HOPKINS and Charles Smith. two
notorious burglars, were killed at Superior,
Wis, by G.. L. Hicks while attempting to
rob his house.
Mrs. ANNIE SEARSON, widow, Of Morris
H. and another woman, whose name could
not be obi aimed were instantly killed, and
seven other passeng gers were njured by q rail
road wreck near Joliet, Ill.
OVER eighty deaths resulted from the heat
in Chicago, ILL.,, in two days. Since the
heated term began five hundred persons
have been prostrated in that city.
The most terrific electrical storm ever ex-
perienced at Columbus Ohio, passed over
the city, accompanied by wind and heavy
rain. 1t was estimated that lightning STRUCK
fifty places in the city. Campnan Stultz,
a leborer, and William Wise, aged seven
teen, were killed by lightning.
A WATERsPOUT at Wapakoneta, OHIO.
drowned a large number of cattle and de-
stroyed much property.
ISRAEL REIFF and James Anheney left
Martinsburg, w. Va, to drive home. Sew
eral hours later their mangled bodies were
found lying at the foot Of a high embark
ment. 1t was believed that they were thrown
from their carriage in runaway accident.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11

THE Dowager Queen of Corea died On
June 1. aged eighty-three years
THE steamer Paoching was burned near
the Forke1 Tree on Tsngtze River. China,
and Captain Place, Second En- yineer Wilson
and some twenty natives persisted
THE cholera is increasing at Gan Lin,
Enero, Suoca and other villages in Spain.
GENERAL NIcAxoR VALDEZ. Governor
and Commander OF the division Of the
Mexican army having headquarters at San
Juan de Sabinas pluckily attacked band OF
bandits. although they outrumbered his force
two to one, but he was routed Seven Of his
men were killed and five of them seriously
wounded.
THE allies OF the Italians have defeated a.
keren, Abyssinia, force OF 1000 dervls-es,
killing 80 Of them.
SEVERAL cases OF cholera, one OF which
has resulted fatally, have occurred Ill the
city of Narbonne. II the Department Of
Aude, France.
THE Manitoba Provincial Governments
crop bulletin states that all the grain crops
are in excellent condition and give promIse
OF unusually large yield.
WILLIAM CAsTLEMAN and Annie Mcmahon
were drowned in the st. Lawrence River,
81 a boat.
COLONEL ". p. CANADAY. for eight vea-x
SergaauJ-at Arms of the the United Statg,
Senate, retired from that Office on july Isl
by resignation.
CAPTAIN ERBEN. President of the Trial
Board, reported to the Secretary of the
Navy that the United States cruiser Phila-
delphia had met her contract requirements
in the recent trial His report assures the
acceptance of the Philadelphia and guaran,
tees to her contractors premium OF $780,
600.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11
LATER NEWS.

THE rescue work at the Dunbar penny
smoke and damp.
MRS. EsLEP and Miss Mary Hetrunh were
drowned in the Allegheny River near Tar
entum, Penn, by the capsizing of skif.
JOHN AND PETER SULLIVAN. aged re-
spectively twelve and fourteen years, the
children of the superintendent of William
Pennington's estate on the PaSsaic River,
just above the falls of Paterson, n. j.. were
drowned within a stones throw of their
fathers house.
THE Honorable P. A Foster and Robert
Lind We're drowned in the Minnesota River
while bathing near Mankato MINI. Neither
could swim. Foster was one OF the most
prominent attorneys in Southern Minnesota
and former member of the State Senate
THE monument to Thomas a. Hendricks
was unveiled in Indianapolis Ind.
CAPTAIN HAMILTON MURRELL, X. D., and
Mary Cottman Mccormick were married at
Baltimore, Md, in Grace Church by the Rev
Arthur c. Powell Captain Murren is best
known as the rescuer of the passen gers OF
Is.
HENRY L. WOFFoRD got into a dispute
with a laborer in his fathers brickyard, near
Gordon, Ala, and shot the man dead. of
ford then turned to the dead mans wife and
another ball from his rife placed her dead
beside her husband.
HEAVY rains followed in the wake Of
the hot wave in the Northwest inficting
great damage to crops
CARRIE and Minnie Gabe were drowned in
Eagle Lake, summer resort i'll Northern
Indiana, by the overturning Of their boat.
THE Louisiana State Senate passed the Lot
terry Franchise bill by two-thirds vote.
THE President has approved the Naval
Appropriation bill, the Invalid Pension Az
preparation DILL, the Postoffice Appropria;
ton bill, and the joint resolution providing
temporarily for the expenditures Of the Gov
eminent.
ALL the stands in the corridors of the
House wing of the Capitol have been re-
moved, in pursuance Of the orders issued by
Speaker Reed some time ago.
THE Pension Office issued during the fiscal
year just closed Isl, us pension certificates.
The number issued during the preceding year
was 145, 1872. OF those issued during this year
&c, 637 were original pens ons, an increase of
nearly Is, 900 over the preceding year
The President has appointed Spencer P.
Gracey, OF Massachusetts, to be Marshal Of
the United States Consular Court ct Foo
Chow, China.
a COURT of inquiry has been ordered to
investigate the charges made by Acting Rear
Admiral Gilis against Captain A. V. Reed
on board the United States flagship Rich
mond at Norfolk, Va.
THE wife and four children of James
O'Connor, of the editorial staff of United
Ireland, were fatally poisoned at Seapomt
near Dublin, Irelan1, as a Consequence of
eating stewed mussels.
THE Anglo-German agreement in regard
to Africa has been signed by representatives
of the two Governments.
RIoToUs gas workers at Leeds. England,
were charged by the police and afterwardb by
troops: about forty persons were injured.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11

CALIFORNIA; announcement that she Will
take ten acres at the Worlds Fair has spurred
on the other far Western States to ask for
large territory. and Chicago is now seeking
for the very largest size she can find.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11

Miss SALLY HARGOUs. the noted beauty
Of New York city. : twenty-01e. stately
brunette Of 80 pounsi-. a good musician and
worth $50 900 IN prospect. Ramon has it
that she re ected the present husband Of the
Duchess OF Marlborough. and scorned the
hand OF no less than FIVE other titled Britons.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11
GERMAN VENGEANCE.
Arab Murdcrers Strung Up in Central
Africa.

Mahomed Bincassin and three companions
have been hanged at Bagamoyo, Central
Africa, for the murder of German mer-
chant eight years ago.
The Arabs have gone into universal
mourning a mark OF their resentment,
Mahomed having belonged to high fam lily.
WING LEE. Chinaman, who died recently
at Calgary, Northwest Territory, bequeatoed
SIS, 900 as the nucleus for fund to ESTABLISH
a public hospital.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11

IT is announced that s. A. Oskle, the &c
centric Norwegian pineland owner, of Eau
Claire Wis, who died a few week. ago,
leaving an estate of 81. 900, made provi-
sion that 81 600 900 should be used in the
tablishment and maintenance of a hospital
for all who were born crippled or deformed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11

THE Dutch steamer Prius Frederik vas
sunk in collision and six lives were lpst
THE details of the damage done av the
gales on tie Scotch coast during the middle
OF the week show that nine vessels Were
Wrecked and thirty five persons drowned
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-07-11

ECGENE STANLEY, one Of the mos motor
iouS Young desperate. : that ever figured III
the Indian country. wa I,dged belIni the
bars of the United States jail at Fort Smith,
Ark Stanley gave his age at the Jail - niIe-
teen years. yet he has eight charges of high
way robbery. one Of murder AID one OF as
sauIt to answer