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New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
THO FOREIGN dRT SALES.

-, .ho collection Of Mr. Edward JOSEPH"
~, III known collector and dealer Dcri''
Chis,io,s galleries in London tomorrow 80.
,Ioc narts of The catalogue contain 100 pli"'1 l.s
e,umeratng l AGO objects III addition ~ a,tor,o
couccton of miniatures by Cosna1 ana ''' ,r,,vd
r.rles Mr. Joseph has been known d" -, o.t,h
huver and an indcfatgab collector ".'' ,,r
ushment in wBond-st has been l''''''.' - moi in
Amcricans. II is stated that in diversity - -" and
~ axa,,cs this exhibition rivals the STOWE "'"
strawberry Hill collections. 80 ihio' American
,;tr will doubtless enlist the interest oi
ama,eur, Among the objects TO De- So' "a ,,'I r..,cr
ore old silver plate old French Dl!o"e.iN ~ ,,..
furniture old German metal "OiH, ,,t,.o., ,,d
italian brOnzes, metalwOrk ana cdI'i"r' t,noo and
Dresden porceainS. Urbno ana ""oU'O ., ',r,ion ~
,inocos enamel The sale OF the Sc0oilu =,
Li"oe,S - ,u hrin on May 20. This part IN
' oio,ta, ,orcelains French MINIATURES oiu
-, e. rlorontne and Venetian DronNoS' w." W.
-. n o,d French decorative furniture 'o
tbird mart of the collection 'o'''''''9 9.sa
tcenth and sixteenth century ,ro1
Italian carvings in ROCK 'S ,,,sico, in.
and ivory. old French biJouteile anu 1,,1,
,,o,on,: old sevrcs porcelains, ola fiehch nne'"i
s'ru'"ci's t;,o Wv objects. including the caSkct by
-. ., ,ucsbcrc and the COLLECTION 0i mn, mn
ynn yanni."r, Cnsnay and his contemporaries. ine 1a
h'uicS ~ 80 viii begin on IucoctN' june ~,
Ing on Friday June 10, when 'iie iN'''''''0' WIN
sold.
We have received from Mr.: s r. AvfTy lr, n'gc
nancT finely Illustrated catalogue OF tlG 'oit VI t J
PsP1l, :. Rothan which Is 10 be sold az the fclt
a,nrv g e in M paris on May 20, 80 and 81 This is dc
scribcG as the most important sale Ga Od MdNVes ."
-. hed fbis wear NJ Rothan's collection was not IN
ccessibIe 10 visitors and many oi the paintings have
been lent for various exhibitions. among others me
enennal cx Exhibition OF French art held in Paris last
rear special study of this collection was pub
in the Gazette dcs BcauX Arts" in ISIS. but since
.bat time there have been many additions. Tn"
snfbor NJ Paul Mantz furnishes the introduction 10 the
sumptuous catalogue. The collection iN unu,ually
stronr i'm portraits. Cranachs portrait Of Martin
Lutber and portraits by De keyser Clouet, TenierS.
Halls and PourDus are among those which appear TO be
of special note.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
syowIyG FOE 4 D.iY ~ THE NORTHWEST.

:, paul. Ninn May a. snowstorm 10 the depth
- an inch or more fell day. II soon melted now
ever. Reports tonight indicate that the sno"'tori
va, very general throughout the Northwest FROM
lacrosse WIS. 10 Jamestown. the storm eN'cAded ana
reached 10 the Lake the north NJ Fergus tall'
Mimi. il showed for four hours. but melted immed-
aiely. At ManiMto SIX inches OF snow ieIl flVc
tncho. fell at IT. Peter. At Albert Lea IL sh0W'a
,,. .u d,v "a, IL did also of II. cloud, Bird island
- i,ln-, Redwood rails. Llmberton and farlbaui'
A. jamestown y. d. il showed FOR twelve houle tiio
~ JAM ,t.,,ai at four inchcs. The snowfall !,
r,rd .d a, favorable 80 hS crops, latc snow .
IN former wears having been invariably followed py
big Yields.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
VOTING DIPLOMATS ENGAGEMENT.

From The English and American Register Berlln.
our reader, will be glad to hear OF the engagement
~ MIR t;lpman Coleman. First secretary OF tho
Hmcrlcan LEGATION here. TO Miss Hendricks OF Frank
G,rt Ky The happy event took place wme Mr.
l,,,.n v,., In America visiting hls mother. who
lives at Frankfort. IT was kept strict secret @ ent
I'M uu . roars and revealed the pleasant news. Miss
iIcndrcs belongs to old and di,tnsnShed Ken,
iuSShS ,pn nossessor az n comfortable fortune. We
n"l not tell our readers much abont the happy hrde
,.,,,, Every American IN Berlin knows ana lks
iu'"'' Mr. coleman Ina, for many years filled the
Mace Of First secretary Of the American Legaton
III non q his country. During frequent intervals, at
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
NOTES or THE STAGE.
The cast for The Editor" which will be seen for
the first time in this city at Pamcr Theatre tonight,

DE- Wolf Hopper will tempt fortune as a star this
evening az the Broadway Theatre. His NcV-lork
season lass Till the middle Of Augnst and he hopes
to play Castles in the Air" through the whole o H.
Mr.. Mansncd's return to the Madison square
friends and admirers. especially as he ha, long
season before him and will be seen in numlcr Of
parts The play for this week IS a Par'ian
Romance"
Gustav Ambcrg will have a complimentary lcn"i'
on MAY Il, the end Of his tenth season director
of the German theatre in Ncw-York. II is given 70
him by considerable number Of German citizen. ami
the committee having II In charge consists Of oswald
Ottendorfcr William Stcnway. Edward TN. william
Mayer, Carl schurz, Jacob II. Schlf, Henry
Willard Jesse Sengman Moritz Conn. Eichl~
KaZcnmayer, Simon WOrm,cr, Con,ulGchorai
General Emil schaeer. Jacob Doclger, {. VI. Von Haur
Joseph Keppcr. Tfeodorc Kruger, John ". dinners,
f. A. Rngler George G.. E.Rel, DR.. Joseph II. Scnner
Frank f. Ehret, Jacob Rupport. jr, Kudoh HarrIli'N
Rudolf WeseDdonck, Simon Goldberg, Max /. Lis'tHer
and G Bernhelm
The Kiralfy Brothers will produce "Around the
World in Eighty Days at Nblos Garden this evening
Tie Kings Fool7 will De heard al liammcr,t"iu's $
Opera House. Joseph Murphy will begin an engage
ment OF two weeks st the Fortccuh street Theatre,
and Donnclly and Srard Will appear at the Grand
opera House in " Natural Gas
Mrs George Drew Barrymore has returned 70 The
cast Of :. Tho Senator which begins tonight rs last
week at the star Theatre for the season.
Tonight marks the beginning Of the last week of
"The Old Homestead al the Academy. P1na'oie
Will be the attraction beginning next Monday night
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
~ CONTEND FOR THE HYDE PRIZE At AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass, May CspeclaD.The following
men are selected 10 compete for the Hyde prize IN
oratory al Amherst College Frederick A. lsllon
Greenfield: Albert W. Crockett, North Andovcr'
Joseph g. Deane. Greenfield; Frank B. Doanc, liaw-
ley: Charles F. Ewing, Danvers; Charles Il. ray
Portland Ore. VIII o. Gilbert, Icspcra, Mich'
pd,r.,d G Hunt CharlestOwn: Serene r. Kimlall.
Rockland, Ne. George W. kyburg, Amherst AI'n,
bald =. IcGlasheH; Eat Hoomicn' ~ ,eercld asign
vharlcs S whitman c9nde9a ohio E1%ard c,o.7 >
The prize is 800 given annually by Henry d. Hyde
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
A MAGNET SAVED HIS EYE.
rrom Thc AIbany JournaI.

lame, rhrcldgall wording rs mSual yeSterlay
afternoon in ,hcvu's boiler shop on thulcn II ouu
oi 'tcc splinter from the edge OK a chi,c struck
I left eve, bury itself In the ciCDhll to su' ucptn
that Dr. MunsOn, To whose once tie uniortunSTc
,,,. removed was unable 10 extract II with ioFtcp'.
With the assistance oi DR.. Van Allen successful
operation performed. \ p'Wer VI Iisncti @ ~ az
If an inch in width and thrcecisht' OF an men IN
length wa, drawn out. THIS operation; uSV.Mhs M uns"c-
r.fu will save, il is thought. the sight Ot the eye
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
". D. COOPER INJURED ~ BROADWAY.

William Il. Cooper, Of tho Knckcrbockcr Trust
Company, who lives at No. 234 Fifth ave. was
knocked down by a horse at Broadway and Twenty
fonrth-st. yesterday. lie dragged on the pave
mcnt for fifteen feet, and cut the head ana
bruised on the body state senator Fa~sctt, VINO j
:, friend Of Mr. Cooper passing at the time. ana
assisted the injured man 10 drug store where MS
wounds dressed. Charles BrOckman, the oflNof'
ted
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
..,rnn. nrSrRoYEn BIZ FIRE.

ci,,,n y - May this morning a fire broke
ont f., the Arcade. a large wooden building IN tl''
viloc. There Icing no means of eAIngul'h'hS hre'
the whole village WAS at the mercy ot the h'H'c'
The c,r, bnsincs, rorton Of the town was destroyed
,,. ,,,, iiiline. in all Not store !, left IN the
t"oI.'' d ",n.t nf tnc ,tocl- were destroyed. The
i'' ~,tinat,d at from $4,000 to $1,000 Ihero
- nnlc 4 ueht insurance, estimated at about ToooOV
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

times for long period. as during the late MlniS@'
PendleOn's illness. he has acted as Chargc Ahare,;;
lie pCsses,c, a thorough knowledge OF International
law. of diplomatic and especially OF German ses anas'
such is his character. lie Is great favorite IN tho
best circles Of both american and German ;ocie'y:
limo M the brides home and that the young couple
will arrive in Berlin some time In August. Ilio
American colony here Will reloce over SO Va'aaois
an ncuuisitiOn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
A STEAMER AND A BARK IN COLLISION.

Captain Neherman, Of the Norwegian steamer Brat
ten which arrived yesterday from reports that
AT O'Clock yesterday morning. when of Barncgat, he
sighted the German bark Valparaiso lying 10 near the
steamship Adirondack. The two vessels had been IN
cnuision The bark had her bows stove and her Jb
hoom and bOwsprit carried away. The Adirondack
belongs 10 the Atlas line. Captain Nchcrnan coma
not see that she had sustained any damage.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

is the horse want to match with mine to make
team, Jim calling 10 one Of his clerks " ilu lIie
fcllsr that owns that horse and ask nm II II; "'n
step In and me- A.,
Hold up. Jim" nterposed his partner ana 9 ,lcn
turning u the merchant: d" Do YOU seriously Ndte
t. buy back the horse il took You three months "
sell Il loss l'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
A GOOD MATCH, ANYHOW.
From The Hartford Courant.

well known Statest merchant owned al one time
pair OF horses excellent mates, but one OF them was
sner intractable and after good deal OF trouble
sod. d. Two days after the sale the merchant was
hsttng in his ofce with his partner. Happening to
Uok out or the window, he saw remarkably fine horse
uec across the street. lie very much interested
% turning to bis partner said; "Charley, there
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
JUNIUS s. NORGAy'S BODY ARRIVES

The body OF Junius s. Morgan. who killed in an
Ncident Monte Carlo in April arrived at this port
On The steamer La Bretagne yesterday The steamer
detained at Quarantine account the fog until this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
TIE SUNDAY coycERr IN CENTRAL PARK

Nature, far the skies concerned. yesterday
afternoon had draped herself in her most sombre garb
but it not actually raining, the and women
who look forward during the winter 70 the concerts
that add zeSt to the Sunday stroll in Central
Park there 10 welcome Cappa's Band that played
in the Mall for the first sunday this year. Every seat
was crowded and up and down the walks a wcdresscd
stream Of men and women chattered and listened TO
the music. The Park policemen had little 10 do. The
drives crowded with carriages and traps OF all
sorts, and many pulled up, 10 listen 10 the band.
The following the programme:
Star Suaurlpd Hammer.
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clnnLyAL GLrpoyS coNMG 70 NEWY0RE.

baltimore. MAY 4-Cardinal Gibbons will open
nm Monday evening the Mi sion FAR in New >orA'
lie Will arrive In New lor, about oc-o'h' DurI"S
his say I'm New York Cardinal GIBBONS VIII Oe tAo
guest OF Joseph j. O'D0hohuc'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

Don't run the risk Of your cold getting well of itscS
Won NAV thereby drift into condition favorable 10
the DEVELOPMENT Of some latent tendency which may
Give yOl yc ,rs OF trouble Better your cold az
once with ihe help OF Dr. d. Jaync's EXpec'orant.
good heaug medicine for all Coughs Sore Lung ana
ThrOats =
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

When baby was sick. we gave her Cas,orla.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung % C1stofa.
When she had Children. she gave them Cas'ofis'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
TENNIS CLUB COMPLETE OUTFITS.

Estimates made at REASONABLE prices Dy Georg, e.
shcpart with SchOverllng. Daly d Gales. J02 Broad
vay Wright & DtSons "Sears Special Is tho
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
MARRIED..

EOERUM-MACKFY-O Wednesday. April 30. ny the
residence OF the hrdes parents. by the Rev .arse
Wright Frederick Howard Bocrum to Eath Stett, daugn'
t5r O Joseph Mackey esq.
please
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
Law Prices

For trout and bass fishing the new kosmc hoG
IS the thing this season. Look a, IL. sp"ui"s > -
IANnr
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

and stvlsh designs in furniture given Geo. c. Flins
Co. ith.st. and Gth-aye., numerous buyers 80
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

II you want work workers. horses or carriages
board or rooms, real estate. examine the ninth page
Of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
RRRzxzxxuxEGU
DfEU.

Notices of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

Business chances Of many kinds made known In
the varied collection OF short adv -riiscmcnis on ce
ninth page Of The Tribute talS morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

Coo.s coachucn. dra-smakcr' and house servants
Of all kinds o!cr fh,!r ."l,cc, 20 lie short advertise
nicut, ou th, ninth paSo oi The Tribune today.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
5uecial Nollces.

A. Pnndo.-Is natural btqt sherry OF the h'gness
grade 10 be mad Dcmontos FINh Avenue 4o'eA MUS
man House. Windsor Hotel. etc. --
Acrnted re Jersey milk. twice a. rch as or1ia'
arV milk supplied families Address HILL luz rAh"s
Gre skill. y. J.
send for CIrc cuiars!!
THE MARVELLOUS FUEL.
"SESTALIT."
ro, our Summer Cooking and ParOr Heating Stoves.
UNITED STATES FUEL CO..
q CORTLANDT.Sr.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

AYRTS. .DLANCK-At Summit. y. j.. May 3, 1S90
Carrie Bauck wife Of samuel T. Ayres 49, -
Fun,rll IG sday May q, at No SO East sOtb.st AZ
IL q. IN.
.BARNARD-in TITS city Nav 3. Edward Chapman Bar.
nad, only O Samuel w. and Coldeiia I. barnard,
the 3Ilh OF MS age.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05

star SpaDgled Banner
- .I.,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14
HATTERToWN.

Herman Keller of Vermont and VIII
liam Weed of Danbury were recent
guests at J. W. Penny's. Mr. Penny is
again at his old place in Newtown, work
ing for L. b. Harris. Mrs Abigail Patch
en- and sister, Mrs Rollin Summers, re-
Gently visited their brother, Charles Bris-
coe of Botsford hill.
Miss Mary Patchen is at A. b. Good
sells in Palestine.
Mrs Edwin Bates and four children of
South Kent were recent guests of Mrs J.
w. Penny. Miss Jennie Bates of Ridge
field has visited Miss Anna NJ. Penny.
Ernest and Homer Sherman of Monroe
have visited their aunt, Mrs z. White,
Blanket Meadow.
G. McCarty is under the care of DIR
Hill. He has employed Miss Annie PEN
ney to take his school until he is out
again.
Leonard Payne has moved into the
house of his father-in-law. j. B. Nichols.
Mrs Charles Morgan has visited in
Danbury.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

The New Haven Union has launched
penny morning addition and the New Ha-
ven Morning News an evening edition.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

The meeting of the American Board at
Minneapolis seems to have turned out un-
well. There were differen-
ces of judgment and some strong feeling.
but the extraordinary and unexpected
unanimity with which the common-sense
report of the committee of nine was
adopted seems to promise an end of diff
ficulty. Should the administration fall
into the new lines of procedure author
lied and demanded, we believe the Mime
apolis meeting will challenge long and
grateful remembrance as the date of
new harmony and a renewed prosperity.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

Now that Thanksgiving will soon be
here and many of you have turkeys,
chickens and other poultry, would it not
be better for you to commence at once to
put them in safe place where they can
not be stolen. Don't wait, as many have
in years past and wake up some morn
ing to find them gone, some rascal
having taken them during the night. As
a rule, most farmera allow their poultry
to roost in trees at night and it is no
wonder that they are stolen.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14
The Hevtovn Rae rorsvsr,

Some of the readers of the BEE viii remem-
Derwfth much pleasure bee which called
our the nelgheors with OK teams and carts and
shovels. one Saturday afternoon and made the
grade much easier to ascend the hill near DR.
now. Many years have passed. II another
half day had been spent in filing in, at that
time, the improvement would have been
more permanent. The writer herein invites
All who expect to go up and down the hill in
the near future TO join another bee to be held
next saturday afternoon, November Is, aud
neighbors. with your teams. carts and shOy-
els and have good time. II We could have
frequent road bees, we could make many i'm
provements that will never otherwise be made
In our time.-IWnliam Plat.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14
NUMBER 45.

The population of the United States,
outside of white persons in the Indian
territory, Indians on reservations and in
Alaska, is given out by the census Office
as 81, ,4s0, $40. 1t was 30. 155, ,7s3 in 1850.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14
LONG HILL, HUNTINGTON.

Nelson Platt and wife have been with
his parents.
James H. Beard has painted his barn.
William Beard has an OK to take the
place of that recently injured.
Mrs James Wakelee isresovering from
recent illness.
Two liquor dealers in Shelton sell OPEN
ly in defiance of the no license vote.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

The celebration of the centennial of
Methodism in New England was recently
held in Boston and addresses were made
by prominent clergymen of the denom-
Bishop p. S. Foster, who gave
an interesting history of Methodism, said
there were l50, 900 communicates in New
England, slO,OOO,OO0 worth of church
and s4.O00.0O0 of educational proper
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

The undertaking firm of PrindIe &
Morris, whose card first appeared in last
weeks BEE, is a new enterprise i'm New
town. The members. w. III. Prindle and
l.. c. Morris, are well and favorably
known and will doubtless receive share
of public patronage. Calls may be left
at Dicks hotel, at the residences of w.
b. Prindle or l.. c. Morris, or sent by tel
ephone
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

Rev Mr. Delzell expects to hold service
at Dodgingtown school house, next SUM-
day at 3 30 m.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

A country editor said of his rival:
aside from his beery flights and fancies
his paper is pretty good, as it advocates
the use of the economical Brussels
sOan..
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

Little daughters of Eugene Bulkley
and G. B. johnson were baptized at Trim
ity, Sunday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

Step-mothers will not experience any
difficulty in keeping their newly-acquir-
ed families clean, if they use brussels
Soap,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14
WOLF PITS.

Jacob Fry has repaired his house.
Mrs Seely Ridge and children of Dam
bury have visited Mrs Stevens.
Birthday party at Mrs Browns, Sd,
her 52d birthday. A large party and
pleasant time.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-11-14

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-12
BRIGHT BITS.

BAGLEY-Too bad about Turner failing.
Bailey-Yes; too bad
Bagiey-What are the liabilities?
Bailey-The liabilities that Turner will
make clean $4,000 out of it.-Jttdge.
SIDEBoARDs.-Lady Gn furniture store to new
clerk)-Where are those handsome sideboards
that you had last week?
Clerk (embarrassed)-Oh I-er-I shaved
them off day afore yesterday, ma'am.-Lfe.
STRANGER Ito small boy)-Is your father
home?
small Boy-No, sir. He went to the cemetery
this mcrning.
Stranger-When will he return?
Small Boy-He's gone to stay.-LJe.
JosrE-Can Mr.. Hugo drive with one hand,
Ethely
Ell el-No
Josie-Not much fun in driving with him,
then.
Ethel-O yes, there is. drive Epoch.
WOMEN are to be admitted as druggists in
Connecticut. 1t will be q good plan TIL some
woman deciphers prescription in this style:
Soda salcyl ....-...........2 y'ds.
AZ Aquatortls. ..........;..:1 roll:
Cut square AMI sew with hemstitch three times
day.-L0e.
REV. DIR. PR1MRosE-Honesty is the best
policy, my friend.
Convict know it,
Rev. Dr. Primrose-lf that's so, then how did
you get in here?
Convict-Because I didn't find it out till it was
too late-Life.
TRAMP-Haven'ty you got something for me to
do?
Farmer-No, guess not. There is not much
work just now.
Tramp don't need much. You would be
surprised to see with how little work l could
worry along.-Teras SDtin0s.
THE ONLY EXPLANATION Chicago Man-You
don't mean to say you make money in st. Louis,
do you?
St Louis Man (testily)-I've made half mil
lion there, sir.
Chicago Man (amazed) Well! WE'LL Are you
the sheriff?-Nei0 York Weekly.
AT THE BOARDING HoUsE-Landlady- Mercy
Something dreadful's going to happen. For
thirteen to dine at table is a bad sign, you
know.
Fogg (reassuringly)-O Ordinarily, yes; but
then, you know, in our house one can hardly
call it dining.-BoSton Transcript.
''Do YOU THINK your sister likes to have me
come here Jamey2H
you bet. You take her to the the-a-ter and
bring her candies"
I'm glad can make her happy"
Yes and tie young Teller what she's engaged
to don't mind it, either, for it saves him that
much money toward going to housekeeping"
Life.
Mrs. GRUBB's CooK-Law, but the missus do
hate to have a boarder come from your house
to ours.
Mrs Hashcroft's Cook-I 'spect they do grum-
BILE good deal It's so different to what they
have been used to.
Mrs Grubb's Coo6-Bless your soul, that isn't
it. What she kicks on is their bein' SO awful
hungry.-Ierre Haute E.cDress.