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New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
The Independent.
Great Easter Number.
OUT THIS DAY.
+ o r TY p A G. E s.

EASTER ARTICLES, by Bishops
A. Cleveland Coke, ThOs. VI. Clark,
+. ID. Huntington. MajOr-General
o. o. Howard, Rev. DR.. f. G.
Robinson, eX-Pres't Of Brown
University Rev. DR.. TheO. l..
Cuyler, Rev. DR.. Charles IL. Hall,
Rev. DR.. w. II. WithrOw, of
Toronto, Canada, and Pres't
Francis l.. Patton.
EASTER POEMS, by Mary EIiz-
abcth Bake. Rt. Rev. ThOs. VI.
Clark, Henry Van Dyke, Rev.
Geo. 7. Packard and John b.
Tabb.
Special CONTRIBUTIONS. by
Isabel +. iIapgOOd, EX-Pres't
James McC0sh, Grace wood,
Elizabeth StOddard, Susan Hayes
Ward. Kate FOOte, Rev. ID. b.
Byers, II. Nicholas JarchOw and
Wilbur +. Lake.
OLD AND YOUNG STORIES,
by Rcbccca Harding Davis, Mrs.
Burton Harrison and William
Clyde Fitch.
Editorials and twenty Depart
ncnts.
Subscription. %3 a year: $5 for
years. Single copies, 10 cents.
THE INDEPENDENT,
2jf Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
81, reorecr SNAIL MocHnoLDER3

oolni.lu-. ONO. Apll special. The state senate
10 d., pa..cd w. lr,rn- huu-" hill for u' p'"r'
r.f 81 -nan .lochAulGcr, ln thc '"n-"i'da'i"' 90
.lroad .omInui'.. ard h i. n'" ihN " J. "-
tended f, cover pop,-'t o'f'illn "i the parts
, . r it,,,t. ,ni tle ltn0.. lt.,ua oompanic- AMI
o.,..I.. ti,t , o,.AuIctr Nhp tur. uOi WISH 10
convert hl. -toc. into ti' .i'rl "l ilc COM i''"''
M ,,',, =. fn. pr.,t. ,..is.l upon h5 the nsJ'rit-
..., t, bald iUr att.Il tHlIr OF th' -l"' - '''
,i,u.. II. aarI.c vain" pirt"u 9" the '"i. r"iH'u'i
it ,,(n. , ,op- .r..,..u of the earning calh'hi "i
I'M, road rl.t and pID.p 'bNc. ia ca" "i III
.,,r.,,,,.nf a.. 10 ilc t,Ir of tI" STOCK an 'pp"i'
,v he f,,tcr FROM tine dcc..O Of the ailhtA"ia I"
t.o C,utf.,Jl Plea Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
MArrrn. BEFORE Horn nKANcnE. Of coNcRE,,


Washington. April 1.-The experiment Of an u
O'Clock meeting II the senate IS rot proving -ulre-t
Aft.i prayer b., the chaplain there Wa '"" 81
senator. when onl} tWent, i!nc answered 10 Their
,aac- \ -cc0ud call recalled in the aft"rcan'e 81
thirty 81, senators. After soma dol"l quorum "i'
obtained.
The House bill authorizing the Mississippi River
Commission To purchase or i.re such boat t- may ir
Immediately necessary 70 rescue inhabitants 20 iHr
ovcrlowed districts and 10 u-e boat, for ih'i pun
pose Wa passed.
Among the Hills reported from committees 'N'
placed ON the calendar were the foiovln-.
senate bin to prevent iAc summary '"n'cll''i'i
Of PENSION certificate and providing ior hearing ~
case, relating thereto senate blll Wing pension
= ZOO month 10 'he widow OF General J"hl J..
ll4rt.ann: senate h. directing the SECRETARY 81
A.r.r.Iune 10 cause to- he made al ihc re'"--"H
f,lI examinations, survey and experiment. with rri
,r.u,.. 20 irritation ly the overflow waters between
90 DEGREES we~; l.urituGe AID the foothills ~ iir
eastern .l,pc Of thc EorAv N1a''An..
In ,hs House this mor' n. tho Chaplain ic'ih'N
!efo~re. - thc crat % Keq4',"nfaf" Da'H ".'''i'
Of .;cN y .rk.
Din va, passed providing mat aha''' ana
s.cr,rsfi,r .g pension ana bounty c-se- mas Pee '-
i.f-. ans oltf'r aaih .flled - administer '''"' i'
in eoa,ii'ti,e IF tie Whole he iNr' t.arol Appr'
v-.a'. Tn" -n'Hnf tiI'0l' r", S'.,-l b., v-
ire Ndr4l .sIpr0prltt '.I "a- q r'n.' '' N''
Mr. Ncr,'l,l. of ct, 'ron' 'ho ,onni'.'~" on
Iui-- reported fo-olr.i'. pr'v.fin. tls' l'r "''
,isf i'ir fe.ho 'dri-i.n DID snail b" waf" -i" 81
order '0r those ds,-iic prev Dn, ru"-il'' To- ' '
tlf. luea. ~ sew .r.. 'i '' '.i'
regret on ils death pf ltNf "IIf' I.
fr,.n Ncv 7ff. and A. i.r''-r mgr" "' .' '..r.
NJ tlo II,u-c was appointed fn attend h.- it-'lt-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
lnNNIIIE, AZ MnEk.

Washington. Apri J.. Ihr senate committee on
Pensions tI.- morning ordered favorable report ui"n
Mr Naadcr,a'- ,li 90 prevent ilr summary '4neelh
iloi q I,l-IYn certificates. favorable report W.
orl',d liil. 10 give tAc widow of General nartranh
pension ol 500 npsth.
The lonse Ildlcnr, Commitle. is about % give
serious con. Iteration - thc -at'. q trl.t. several
pfphlnic I- already before If ana f'4 nl.rr. r-
Tire committee received ip a-h flr House to commit
io if fh- Lacey h.l. N.l'l uH- l'f'rf't fo tr com
m.ti"" pr NaHufa tule- ctit in tAr session. aad ht
NOT set h'sr fnf id'r.t
The confessed election cf-c 'f GaDdiI'H arAIN-.
l.r0k. lld florida District va. ar.ucI today hci'rr
Tie House Committed pi Elections.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ADrLrERArrp BEER Must BE LABELLED.

Washington. April ! ispcci1h.->cnaipr stewart, Of
Nevada La, und'rtaken q reform which. il realized.
Will no doubt cntnlc him 10 he ranked great pm
lie lenciactor He intvduccl 10 the senate 10 dly
hiN which, taking hint frog' the famous Deomar
,aiinc measure. under the under t.c gui-e % fcgu
lhine and taxing tine ~aie Of aiult-ratcd beer. has
lea, for it, object the Suppression Of tIr " oil bu-i
nr.- Of mahin- and lct ling tac e. Ict. iiou- Sab
,t.tut-, for pure malt liquor HOW -0I SD ia e'!H-
VI. stewart propo-c. {, have aGgn FAXED be- ~'A
for just vha' % psofr~-,. 10 hr. and ha- drawn
nau.e. %: stringent provision, o. regulate tho traffic
ii. pure lr wIr--. Ans brand e. lc'r n t' making
Of which hops replaced hf eluro-". carbonate o.
sofa and various other substitutes is declared - hc
.aLlf'r.fcd. and tlc Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue j. called upon To- n,ttli. proper tests hy
vhcA Tee fi.t of adult ration Ma, b. 80 ,sn. Every
brewer Of aduitcai'd boer" Will Doc required q pa.
an annual h.cu-c fee o. $1,000. ct .n Wholesale
dealer one oi 500. and every retailer on- OF $50
Each cash of impure beer sold from brewer, must
ic .c.irl col. pi,uou>l} adult"if'i beer. and ca.
lottlr~ sent ouf must have the sam. Wori- blown
30 Oh" sa>-. Heavy pcnalti'- lofl fine. an il.
lr-onm"it. are pr,vltel for "fcn.r a-an-t ti- rSi
iatou and tle enforcement of tnr li~ ln al- l-
details l~ con- del o. tlc Internal Eev'nnr Do4"ri
mem of the Governments
d. >,,..i senator hopes t. make i..il1ulrii i''I-
odiYu- ifi t... i,r. OBJ brewer. Iu " ma'ui - ING
IDr. hrini N' don b. tnd- -oH" g.. "ii. h %
ior tins ,r-rir .iI-i ad .r 'fn. '"'- "i l'ii.t
Leverage D. I'll ..-.l oi tIr cd .'iufr-irnr l'N. lNi
t rn.f h' ail 10 d taf ln tfl.n- To- ''' 'ir pi''
ir.'- OF beer hi Oh" lI'A' VI stewart ha- nni'
'a.rn Job Of great proportions AID many pcrpirNi
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTs-NET SURPLUS
IN THE TREASURY.

Washington. April l Cspecall.-rhc monthly public
debt statement issued from the Treasury Department
to-day shows a decrease Of the debt dnrin- the
last month OF SlI .3s9s57, and for the first nino
month, of the fiscal year OF S53.4 7oio The
total debt to day. less cash in the Treasury l. @l0-3
157 612 and Of this amount -O2 l22 32 Is interest
bearing debt. made up in round numbers OF %llioOo
600 L. per cents. SGlO.0OO,OOO per cents, Fll-
10000 Navy Pension Fund per cents, and SG450O,
900 Pacific Railroad bonds.
The net surplus IN the Treasury to-day is S32,Gl5,-
So. or ABOUT S15OODO less than a month ago ON
April l. a year ago. the Treasury surplus aggregated
sol OO63 1896. National Bank dcpcsitarcs today hold
sBi 99..3l4 against S33,17-,304 month ago: i37,
0e0ll1 on February l. and @iO939352 on January l.
the beginning of the present calendar year
The gold fund balance in the Trca ,ury has decreased
two and three quarter millions during The past month
ani t. dav aggregates Slo52s7,7l6; aud the silver
fund balance. exclusive Of S5opo0co ti"ded"IaT
bullion ha~ decreased nearly two and hall Millions
and to day aF,re-ateN zl60i3."i9
Government receipts from all sources during March
amounted T. S3i77-I-O. or three and three quarter
millions more than in March. l--". Custom receipt
c,,ru- tc ra,t month amounted to S-oooo763. or -
million and trcr quarters than IN March year
ac, while internal revenue receipts were ~.1 - -'"
or million and qGaric, greater than IN March, l-7"
Cecept, from ak fer The FIRST three quarters
of the cg:rcnt l~cal wear aggregated s-Jouo"ooo
and mi. soon, H. point 10 a by the close Of
the fiscal year Gully ZIP To secretary Nmdons c'u
mate submitted in his annual report last December o
go, oon 0no Receipts for The h,~t three
quarters Of the preceding fiscal year were n"'
sa-d 100000 Expenditures daring TIE three quarter
If the c,rrent Year were %3li1ojo1G. against
SOD i .l dura- the CORE poi tag nine months o
The preceding f.,al year. Tho cof items Of cNpend
ture dnrns these TWO periods were - foil '"~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
1x MrMnnN nr : :. cox.

Washington April l.-McmOral services III respect
to The memory ~ :. = cox. Of Ne" i"rh' WI" ~
held In The House Thursday evening Nuu''''o'
Will De delivered by Mcs,rs. Cummings I"fn'', wv
and sherman. Of Ncw Norh Buokalrw, h'"y an"
u.f.h 81 pcunsyIvanla: Holman, Of indiana; p'Don
lcl Of Michigan; GrO,vcnor. Of ONO ~, W. ~
yd,r ~ ono. GinOid OF south Dakota, McAu"o: OF
Kos, Icr.ny stone Of Missouri. Washington, 0i len
ncsscc and McClammy. ~ North Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THE UEATHLE HEPOET
FORECAST TILT T.. ". wEDNEsDA'

FORECAST Till IS T.. ". WEDNESDAY,.
Washington April For Ne"-i.ncland IA tern view
y.rk Eastern rcln-, and NcwJcr''y. fair slightly
warmer westerly winds
For D,Ianarc. Maryland snd virginia. fair. warmer
FOR western ) AMI ", -tefl renn-yl' ana isi
dn,alay and Thursday slowly rising trmycrSStsnt
Tor VT Virginia ONO. Indiana and lower Mi'hiran
fnlr warmer. .,, ,..,. 81. t.,...,
4. .oin- above Cairo r. ONO River VIII iaI u'' ""''
Mississippi will remain stationary.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
n,~r, .x PRIZES FROM PARIS.

Washington A,ru !. Assistant secretary Uoh"n'r
i. .o.,ed that = -.aiuc awarded "a. prize ht iir
paris Exposition Company 10 an American 'N"'"'''
(. liable To the duty imposed by ihc iMlH Oh s'''''
yil 20 per cent ad Valorcm. iIc '"}s '"a N '''
IF goil. silver or copper are emitted l." f,rr
lit but that statues II lrOnD" cannol hr '""7'"N'
coiglu. within tie category ol nuch "l''''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
rrAnINl ~ rlA rnAD-

Carlisle. Pom. Nr1l SPECIAL. Th" Harrisburg
and Potomac Ealoal. rnrnin- from Harrisburg 70
-hppen-hsr- ihr'lgl ~" Cumberland Valley. will h'
-oh iy tc rr,vd'pf Ii. and Trust Company ot
phlid lfha. ir said ,fs on Juif =. II i. -ac that
fic object ~ fh. ~al~ is % allow the rhiad lpAa
tnd Kesfirl Elro.o 20 obtain entire control ~ tho
road 10 =" Use BE- IN connection with the liAr -hlf-
Terminal road. rh, Nc,aifc D.. ldt owns majority
Z the -foDh The lrr makes son.rciINr at shippers
burg with -" Western Maryland Railroad To- Bait
more. and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
A. fnvA ROAD l>coEpoR ArTD

K.cink Ioo. ,prl !. The purchaser, of the Fort
Md son and SDrthve-' RAILWAY received deed To-
r.. property Yesterday. sn' ',4t formal p'.'e'-ipn
# t.c r,ad. Ihr, Also incorporated thc chicago.
Fort Madison and de-. Mln", RAILWAY Company. Wil
q capital ,toc. Of s2.oo,o'o. Tho directors Of the
rr,, ,ompn, are Willard T. N'oh r. =. CONWAY .
I.f.n l. sherman. y. b.. Whitney. William T. SCOTT,
i.,.,.f seymour SAM Nfl-.. T.. >anu' and
,,..,. l.rui,r Mr scott l- ln Doe. -'uciih manager.
Mr. t,npa, SAID tlc r,ah wolld ir wm"n.d ip
standard 10 rc an1 c,frnf't Il" N'fNn"f. ana denied
th,, II v.~ backed lt mother r.i.foId corporation.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
,rn,nv,s IsLANp.As A PUBLIC PARK

Washington. April l CspcciaD.-1he result "i inc
visi. Of the Joint Committee on Immigration 10 We"
York uarbor viii probably be the conversion oi "'o
whole Of nedows Island into sort oi p"D"' pam
Mr. Chandler the chairman of tie senate 'ohmi''c''
,,n,,c.d today q Joint resolution giving the Bar
,holdi et,tue Association authority To MAKE hn''
changes on the island nceded to turn IL "to 4
Measure ground reseving only the night for the "oV
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
CONFIRMED At LAST BY TIE SENATE.
TIE CoNrF,T OVER THE FLORIDA JUDICIAL
N0NlNATIONs ENDED

Washington. Aprl Tile scn''c disposed oi the
non atipl.- of Judge >~aNnc ard TINTED S'''-
Attorney >tri linz. % th" Northern ll-'Ol ~ l''''.
today. aft'r an executive session ol five ana " N''
hours These case. were before The scrat" in hN'
executive ions and were contested a. no o'h"r
non irat.o'., have hora for ycl~. They We've inalN
confirmed bs strict party V't" The roNi''it 81
john j. NNeN 10 b. MARSHAL for H." same ci-ifi i-
stiN i,fcft TIE JUDICIARY CON m iii''
rh. senate has confirmed the nominal 'Ni "l ft.'lr
NJ Ciark tp be postmaster az Niagara la-l~. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
SALE OF 4 STREET RAILWAY.

81. Louis. April i>pccia;l-Joncs Campbell. Of
this city. 10 dav purchased the cnion and ellcontanc
street Railway f1r @fOrOOOp The Holmc- Hat, hin
son chi irp syndicate has been negotiating for the
property and Nr. Csmplcll~ purchase Is great sur
l-c 60 them. The stock of d." road Is r32pnop and
s3poDD bonded Indebtedness. IL has always paid :
per cent n stock ou houd-.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
.LrorAr>rr or the frL>NcRH SYSTEM.

T.e negotiations for ue puroha-c OF a part OF tl'
Trlingcr -y-t.m by the E,-t Tennessee v lnii ami
tc,.gn Railroad Company are p'1ctirlf '"ni''''i 3.
4 special meeting of the stockholders of the ~ :
roi, O. -~c company viii boz hclA a. kn"NNi" "n Apr'
3d. f., tuf % il. tn issue of nrv bond ip. tlr pi
ucut SO the detail. nf o." drTt .n"n have ili
i,..,. finished hut those that remain io Dee an
f.. dcd to ar. sad 4, De- of minp consequence.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

san Francisco. april Tho Freight Committee q
thc r;u-,outiucnfal Railway Association ha, adopted
4 ncA freight g. on o.aur" ard lemon shipments
The present rate % fhc Missouri River i- ~ u =
per loo pounds and Fl 30 to Chicago and -. L"ui-
rs the uew ttsr tu'-c Two rates are removed ami
one of - lo substituted Tine rate from here 20 any
and all point, between The Atlantic Coast and Chicago
fd ~. lnui, iI lf . - this being reduction 90
o- cents per 100 pDufi between hero and NcW or,
I'D, S can'ct Of The i & gf iae ,S Mie4n ,,,cr EYe. I
can 20 llio effect.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

TII Vt
Columbus, Ohio. April | l-pcciaD.-A blI was III
,ro,uc.d la the lower branch of the General N~
-cn,hy to day by speaker iy-cl to prevent fnl""u
,rn,ui., or the director other officers oi 'u'H
,,,ui,. from cngcln- in the business Of mininS or
,,,. il, cn,l lumber iron. grain and other prDdu't-
!, ~ also made uulaN fn fol railroad company 4" 81"
,, 49, .u.ui tu, owner -inchhoIicr an - MINING
pm, violation a.. the act b. made aui,htblo
@ dr.. o, tb.. person acting as agent oi 800 and
fnr a railroad director "i - ,VN'.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
THIS r1rrrloy orfIcER wAS ARRESTED.

JAIME, Iuni- one Of tine election officer, 10 the
sixth Precinct d of the III I.ilr, Of jersey 'nN
c,i drunk yesterday evening and ob,frncim Inc
REGISTRATION Of votes. lie refused 70 register them
i-4lf ,r allow the other clcr 'Ior officers 10 register
flr,l lie was Gnally arrested and removed from 'ic
place Of registry.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
rIIr 11nnr 100 noAnD DEIIE- clNrNt--- !


Wa-liny'ou. Ap,I special. Tie mann i il "''"
.o,,. Of the departments frequently dei iA" "+4 '
coaric- J., c,empllHci in 3D. refusal 81 ii' h'-"
llo..e Board 10 place lshf snip where ih' lN ''"
.,f..on Of the Clnard Line went d""u of fh" l'N-
island coa-t -e,eral ycar- ago Toward the chose '
fs. last session ~ the Ith coz rrc-r rc-' ton 1871"
passed providing for the placing of Ifh' -Ar '' '
800. referred 10. ~ cot n'f T. 't''' 7''' ,
rI va d,~ al tl- r"p'r''f request, q ii" .Ai i'-
interest. ol Sow lorI4 uclucing oF'rt Inc q" ''"'
atlantic steamer. clt.rn- ana 'lrii4h- al III b."
.honel against ne r-c.ulLc cnfa'i"n- q" me h''"
House Board Concic,, and a." President. however
having decided a-ain.t the I"nd. i WAS H'' u"
reasonable to .uppo,e that ia" latter "'na 20 10 "
prepare c.tlmaf~ and plans. and iA-o 'l'i'- 80 P''
,.ic desired d -lt SHIP la pn.ton Iit tn' is 'H"'''
NIat i ia, rc.Diutrly r.fl,ed - dD thereby P'"lf
,Irili. d,l.lng t4e onpecs,,d wlH 81 ton-r ~
-Iniol. doc no.Alnl li tAl maftrr. "hh O., '','
.,c for IN. ac' ~, 81 the Ioari uoDodi p'ir d. ''@
mics b. prar - opinion and Gc.lfo - hi. ''
,an way. Ncauiim" th" thpphg iii'''"I =" ,,
Yor. ar. supposed ~ await lhr issue a. 10 "'',''
ona,r,., or ih- liel; House board b. ti. final o. hi
-. I'm -utu nlattDr.. Just now II l''"- - " NV
l.tari Wa more powerful than '"n-f"---
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

eminent OF occupying the ground agaln. II necessary
for battery purposes The association has heretofore
had control of only small portion Of tie la1 IN
ncdiaieN about the statue The resolution Is NkcN
to encounter opposition and BcdlOW's Island may
be made in time. with the Governments go operation
one OF the most attractive spots IN the upper bay.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

In the diagram a continuous line shows th barometer
GurtuatOu. ,e,t.rday observed at the United SAls
Signal ryicc th, city The da.h'a indicate
temperature noted AZ PcrryS Ph~rnacF, sun hnim'ne
Tribune ONCE April >. a. In-Light smo" ana eI'uni-
ucs. Yesterday morning were followed bY c'''E f"''
r, t,,.,,furc ranged between 81 and i3 degree, The
... ,.a.. h.i,c Y5 lower than the c-pondlnr
d., 1,.t y.ar ana =, higher than Monday
fn and near ,h. city to-day there VIII piobaDS VI
generally fair. slightly warmer weather.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

,dy its defects. His biu Ic said would rel asc al
he bonds held by the banks SO that the GGvern
ANY fictitious price being given them by the require
ment that National banks shall hold them 10 % secnre
or less. his proposed system would be of great a1-
vantage.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
,,,,r Will THEY DO WITH IT

Boston, Nprl J. Tire directors OF th' chicago. bur
lnl-,n ,'r el.a,, Railway At their n'''iih- :" d'.
aI.,f..-ei o.. 'l.l-,. darlington tHd >"rii fh inr
,..r alI fNr frf.r. r,i'i Il r.'mi in iIt ..' ana
dc, dea 10 l--ur u.c annual n."n tomorrow"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

roTRTHCLAss POsTMAsTEKo APPoINIrH'
w.srrrton. Anrl L. Fourth class po-tmascF- were
today appointed "a, iollows;
4 T. Eogcn River Edge, y. j.; l.. J9i'an ,i. i,
ouyaucouri Del: II. X. iiObgOOh. >onth h'''Nl"'
- Y: G.. ". Iattc,on, PIT Held ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
roxDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON, APRIL I.-Today's bond oilers a~Sic
rated 5g35O as follow:
REGISTERED fours s5.9oo $l,@3o: 500 o a, d31 l91
a., = 900 ,t lO3 =. four and 0nehali per cents
c,,'nnn 900. at iO3 - Al the ohcr' were "'
copied.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
TOURs: EGamg rir',t IL

= tTT0URq. Eoxnfg Eir't inch
i7 fF~rrrI-FTr rf-TT7-T t-1rr -g7T9 III 3l
= . a H. l. IT.. ! - ,l-,
g. L- j. - y --.I y y T. ---r
40 l.. - j sy5ry ~ t-t 49,
~ -I =. ss-4-t ;.1 30
Is II .,-4 j i---...-l ,--,- .f 4 ! ~
30 4-.----. -r.'- r--'-fr 5si @@'- Tf-ru
81 u - +-l- n .--t r-Il- sr-lrrT- NJ s-r--, ~
20 Z ri r7Sr-. r r 'r--tif1 80,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
srwrxGLAvp ROAD, Consolidated.

uo,ton Aprl 1.-1hc senate his afternoon IMAM
mou,iv passed De- cngrO~-eI thr bill 10 rons"ldh"
fhc Eo,ton and Maine and Eastern railroads.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
corruption

If fh" central Labor Union "a
i,rerg'od prrViou- T. a irid"
crd the sentiment %. their o.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-03
NOT WARM ENOUGH.
The Only Man on Record Who Complained
of Being Cold This Summer,


"Warm?" he said, putting on heavy
pair of gloves and buttoning his light
overcoat, "you don't call this warm
weather, do your
"Do call it warm?' said the other,
hopping his brow and trying to fan him
self at the same time, while his face
grew redder and redder. II call it grid
iron heat"
Pooh, pooh my dear fellow; the mer-
curry isn't above ninety-two,"
"Ninety-two!"
"And it hasn't been above hundred
more than once this year."
Shades of all the Icelanders!" cried
the red fat man, what would you like
to have it-135 in the shade? Would
you like to boil eggs in the public foun-
tains? Do you want foundries to run
their furnaces without fire? One hun
drcd Do you want to sizzle and vanish
in steam. One hundredp' he screamed
in shrill agonized tones, and he danced
around madly in his wrath until his face
was of flaming scarlet, Zone hundred
Why, man, haven't you got any blood in
your veins?"
"Oh, yes" said the other, shivering
as warm breeze touched him, "but
have 40, 900 tons of ice cornered"
And then the little stout man fell in
a swoon and an ambulance carried him
to the hospital, where he was recorded
as suffering from prostration by heat
while the ice king went home to order
the servants to put moro coal on the
| fire. N. Y. Tribune.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-03
NUMBER 81.
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

There are seventy-fve American
colleges for women,
-Ninety-four colleges have received
in gifts within a year the very respecta-
BILE sum of $685., 079.
Judas was not the only man who lost
his soul by being too keen-sighted in
business. RAMS Horn.
God does not measure his pity by
what our sorrows are in themselves,
but what they are to us.-Mrs.
Charles
There are more than fifty Congre-
gational Churches in Southern Califor-
MIA. Many of them have over che hun
dred members.
AS those wines Which flow from the
first treading of the grapes are sweeter
and better than those forced out by the
press, which gives them the roughness
of the husk and the stone, SO are those
doctrines best and sweetest which flow
from gentle crush of the Scriptures
and are not wrung into controversies
and commonplaces. Bacon.
According to the latest statistical
exhibits of the missions in Japan, there
are now 274 churches in the empire, of
which number 1853 are self-supporting.
The total membership is S1,4S1, the ac-
cessions for the year being 5,542. The
contributions reached $40,662. The
whole number of missionaries in the
field, including women, is 527
For the first time for many years
the total attendance at the German uni
versities showed decrease during the
last winter term, 1t was 29,007, or 4S4
less than during the summer. In gener-
al, the increase in the last three years
has been small, and not to be compared
to that from 1879 to 1887, when it adj
vanced from 9,769 to 2s,763. The sup.
ply of technically educated men contin-
ues in excess of the demand.
Your business-yol can not neglect
that! Call to mind the story of the rich
English merchant to whom Elizabeth
gave some commission of Importance,
and he demurred to undertake 1t, say
ing: please your majesty, IL / obey
your Deu6hIS, Wudb WILL DeCOulo VI Jllcou
affairs of mine?" And his monarch ans
wered Leave those things to me;
when you are employed in my service,
] will take charge of your business.
So will it be with you. Do but surren-
der yourself to Christ, andhe, of his own
free will, takes in hand all your affairs.
-Spurgeon.
Seth Low, the new president Of Co
lumbia College, has norespect for rule
that does not provide for a contingency.
A young man not overburdened with
wealth last fall entered the law school,
paying what was for him quite Fee
After attending two or three lectures
business exigencies forbade his continu-
ance at study. He applied to the treas
urer for rebate on his cash payment
only to meet with delay and hear rule
recited against such demand. Then
he dropped President Low line With
in four hours the post-ofllce brought a
courteous reply and check.