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,ILEy-At Lake Geneva. Wis. September 1s, Theodore
Alien SOU late Theodore and Cathane Reed Anen'
Intermen. At St, James Church, Hyde, Park, n. r.,
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lnterment Of Woodbury., Conn. . ..
wILLIANs-on satardayi 0ssocef ~ Wn,i aSsn Ne'"'
rsners services his fathers res'dsace MOTHS Doex
a. 10 o'clock Tuesday mefnns.
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Usszxe A woxAs ros JUSTICE xzuzrs ssAe.

U4eEEG WOMAN F0& JUsxTCs HTLL11,s sSAf.
wsshinston. Oct 9o.-rhe foueving extremely moved
"petitons ~ beea sent - President Harrison:
In viev Of the fset that 2 vaesnsy exisss IN 0e
object Of goverhnsat d SO s.tabtsh justice. %
nay Be seen ta the p.eemoee g ths National Con.
e Supreme COart Ter TIE As* 100 yeass has BEEN 70
stand by fx decisions, vhethsr last o. unjust; I'D
from csesds g vcu - soysl 70 truth. Justice and
humsaity are bctaer judges than men under te same
circumstances: therefore
Resolved. by the Wagewosasr' Political Aii1noe OF
Washington b. c., tha& the President d Ne CDttef
states Of America &C. ana he Is hereby, requested n
present the Dsme OF Mfs. Elizabeth Csdy stsntsn 10
the scnste Of the Unted ses y IN Associated Justice
Resolved further, That copy Of these resolutions
b handed 10 the press for publication.
Resolved nnalN, That al persons and pAreaes Who
want ~tustices rendered by women ven b. men
IN tho Supreme Court the CniteA states b and they
IN favor Of Mrs. stanton's nomination snd connrma
don to said position
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre will begin
Its career stock theatre tonight, with the first
presentation Of the piece called " Men and Women,
by De Mile and BcaSco
A. NJ. Palmer received a dispatch from Hamburg
yesterday saying that The Middleman' had been
produced at the Thaa Theatre there. and that the
enthusiasm with which it received greater
than its frst night in London. There were thirty
curtain calls.
al Trovatore" will be sung in English at tho
Harlem Opera House this e2ening, and again on
Thursday The cast includes Miss Charlotte Walker.
Miss Cora Collins. Miss Louise Melslinger, signor
MOnegriio Berthod Baron, Frank Pearson and Signor
Tagliapietra.
The audiences that have assembled to hear Suzette
at Herrmanns Theatre have grown steadily within the
last week aod the managers believe that the piece Will
have no difficulty in running for the extended time
that has been allotted to it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Cohen collection. Of which Sothcby Is arranging
the sale on November II and ~. II b an old prompt
coFy OF "Hamlet' with . number Of quaint stage
directions written Gown 50 long ago - 1888. They
would servo a. refesher to Of the later render
inss Of the piag end supply FOOD for comment. The
COLLECTION boosts Of o copy Of the Arst edition Of
hechant Of Veuice" 1900: Henry "" 1908; King
Lear Of The same year; Heery W." 1919; cloves
IAsers Lest 1881 and the poems. 1910. and almost
. perfect SCI of the Halliwen fae SMILES.
EDMUND YATES.
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THE CHESTS OF GENERAL sICKLEs.

General Daniel z. sickes gave handsome luncheon
In honor OF the Comte de Paris and his suite at Del
monico's yesterday. Tie day happened to be the an
niversary Of the Generals birth, thus making the
entertainment one Of double interest. The guests,
about fifty In number. set down at . large square
table in the beautiful ballroom. The floral
decorations by Klunder IN excellent TASTE roses
being used chiefly. Among the guests were General
and Mrs. O. o. Howard. Colonel and Mrs. C. A.
Post. Miss Post, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kidd. Miss
Kidd, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey N. Depew, Mr. and Mrs
Belmont Randolph Robinson MIS- Eleanor Robinson,
Judge and Mrs. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Albert
Stevens the Rev. Dr. and Mrs Greer Mrs ". Augustus
Field Miss Field Daniel Dougherty, the Misses
Dougherty. Miss Wmerding. Miss Margaret Waldo.
Miss Dale Nine. de Barrlos A. b. Field. and Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Kelly, IT. The hungarian band played.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE YEw,yERSEY SYNOD

Atlantic City. n. j., Oct. o0.The sixty eighth an
nual meeting Of the NewJersey synod convened in the
First Presbyterian Church to night The Rev. Dr. Henry
NJ Storrs delivered the Moderators sermon which was
followed by report Of the Committee Neurology
by the Rev. Alanson A Haines. The organization for
the business session is follows: Moderator. the
Rev. DR.. David r. Frazer OF Newark: stated clerk
the Rev Dr. Valdez A. Brooks, Trenton: enrolling
clerk. the Rev b. s. Everett Jamesburg: temporary
clerk the Rev, william F. Whitaker. Orange About
$50 ministers we're present The sessions will be con-
tnued until Wednesday.
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NERO POSTPONED At yIBLo.s.

The production Of "Claudius Nero" which
place Nblos Garden last night postponed
night nordcr give the company further rehearsal the
rehearsal afternoon found that while would
be possible to 60 with the play the actors
ceedinely tired large OF work they
done in the last few DAYS and 1t thought better
70 evening perfctine the performance The
lions that appear In the play had not arrived from
England. but the play could 80 without them II
necessary opening would be delayed their
account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

DAUGHTERS OF TEE AMERICAN REvoLUTToN
Washington. Oct. 2o7on accoun. Of the unexpected
work thrown upon Mrs. Harrison. the PresidentGen'
era Of the Daughters Of the American Revolution, Is
has become necessary b request that al communcar
lions reference 10 tho society shall be addressed 70
tts founder Mrs. Flnrs Adams Darling. vice president
general, IN charge OF organization. No 2o23, osk,
WashIn9ton u r.
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EXPOSING THE wIGwAM's MIsDEEDs.

carefully prepared synopsis Of the Tanmany corrupt
and vicious management Of the Excise Department has
gotten by the Peoples Municipal League. II
shows clearly great extrav7gance Of the Tam
many ocials charge OF that department and the
less fashion which Tammany inspectors do their work
Extracts from the testimony given by Inspector Rauch be-
fore Investigating Committee accompany this
synopsis the exposure Of the doings Of the Tammany
Fret Roard
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OFFICIATING 4 FINE cHURcH.

Aboss $50 people gathered ss the hnal dsdesso'y serves
AZ .Aa Wsss End Presbyterian Church. Of Harlem last
aisha The Rev. DR.. T. L. Cuvief nads the nrtneina a.
s,ess An organ prelude singing By auartes choir sns
...,,.~~teaaI snens were nterspc7sed dsrns ne So
y,oss. ma Rsv. n. Ms~asA osssbs made praJs AZ
49,. ~ rsaAa hy ne Rsv Morn. A. r AH~sssy
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RUNAWAY BOYS WELL SUPPLIED wrH CASE

vellinsy of No. 10 LudlOw-st, and Kasse Seganlsky,
OF No "a Eldridgest.. who Acknowledged that they
had away from their homes were arrested tonight
by an officer of the Pennsylvania Railroad station in
this city search Of Seganisky's clothing brought
10 light more than $500 IN cash ana other articles Of
of the boys arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
1.ARoR MEN DON'T WANT nrNpHY

District Assembly No. 40, Of the Knights Of Labor.
out M circular letter yesterday sauarely against
election Of E. J. Dunphy the Tammany for
In the Win District. Over the signature Of
william McNatr. the secretary Of ID A. 40" the Knights
Of Labor In this cty condemn Tsmmany for nominating
Mr. Dunphy being inuca 10 the Interests Of orRanzed
labor. sad they cali all union to for him
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A CHARITY CONCERT.

Miss De We're Miss Augusta Ycndick. Franz WilcIek.
C1emente bologna. William H. Riegcr, and the prodigy
Jacob Friedbcrger took part in concert of excellent
artistic merit in the Mount Morris Baptist Church
last night fr the benefit Of the Harlem Eye, Ear
and Throat Irfirmary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
GENERAL KNAPP CONFIDENT.

General John n. Knapp. chairman Of the Republican
State Committee returned Yesterday from visit to his
home In Auburn. He said that all the reports which
came to him from OF the most promising
sort He does not see how the Republicans lose
single seat in the Assembly and he will not be surprised
gains made.
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Sueeial Notices.


Basss 4 Co,
"a ~ B,ssAws, ~ ~ y sS 6ssssa ss
sss::d ,j F: =. e. s.4 eT ~
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s.s. 1ss On. sso.. Essn.. &: iss
SlSss By seoa ye. lsst Hrts:epn.ass t.s1, ,a,.
s.s Dse "a s,:'fsf
& .f S: VIM, sis'' .si. 70 ys Hy
ss:a ne s :s.ses u:a::
sslsS xnii sitA s!sss. y SssisI.y w W.
az s's % s ss s T sus
E. sISi u $s:si ts Il e & sss..
sehass Art Galleries.
MODERN OIL AND wATERCOLOR PAINTINGS
Ax1ss FRAd aITSasds SsStysEass
WILLIAM sCHAUS.
tHERNAN sCHACs and A. ". CoNovEn
tn. i Scvs. Il yi;,tS H: .ns
Consested LAYER is Fressenf In the sVvias
And is relieved by Carers Little Liver Pina
New.Isrk Against Tammany.
HAVE YOU REGISTERED,
The Tammanv Hall districts showed an average IN.
crease Of for the first days this ever
the 6Sys Lat c ONLY s s.v PC.
an average incrcase OF 80 Der cent.
This
VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
TICKET
II this average Is MAINTAINED.
card to thu ProIle Municipal League no. Iii, Broad
way. and will receive fun Information by return mail
r,. e. A, sinclair sociss order. fo homemade Jana
% and only use.
All :ris put up In glass aad for customers until
r. 4 g. sss. Il: Ss. e so5 X
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BUSINESS MEN WILL WORK FOR SCOTT.

number OF delegates from the Business Mems Repub
ucap Organizations Of the IVth and x1Xth Assembly Dis
tcos called at the headquarters OF the Peoples Municipal
League yesterday and asked for speakers TO address
Ing 70 be held at No. so East Broadway tonight The
delegates said that the Peoples ticket would be ndored
unanimously b. the meeting.
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Liesig Conpany's Extract q Beef
-, for which nations should feel grateful.

sfanItou Ginger Champagne, made from the famou
Nantou water Absolutely free from cayenne pepper ~
Essential oils Roster Il Skldmore, N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

ADMIRAL PoR7EFs CONDITION.
Washington, Oct. 2o.-The condition OF Admiral Por-
ter to-day was slightly improved lie slept we'll last
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When In search Of WORK worIters, horses or car.
rss gee board or rooms, o. real estate consult Inc
Trbune,s little Advertisements OF the people, You
xtil and them on the ninth paeo to-day.
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yoEy r. MASON ARRESTED FOR Dzsr.

Boston, Oct. eo-John B. Mason. the actor. to-day
furnished bonds the Of 81 900 to appear before
the Superior Court In Plymouth to show why he
should not pay an alleged debt Of 1865 and costs he
NAV appear In person or be represented BY counsel
Lowell Jason paid the bill against himself amounting
to about $40 and liberated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

You may save yourself much trouble In your search
for Something yon need BY examining The little ID
vertisenents on the ninth page Of The Tribune to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Are free from all crude and irritating mater
Concentrated medicine only very small easy 10 taAc
no main no gripping Carriers Little Liver Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Rarrys Tricopherous pcpetraes the nbces Of the haf
keeping them always moist, silky, hexiple anu luAufh'
and the scalp free from dandruc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

TABFR-COX-On October 49, at Grace Church. Orange
s. j. by Rev. Anthony Schuyler, D. D. rector Of IN
rhprch Julia Bidde third daughter Of James S. Cox
ESQ Of Orange, Sydney Richmond Taber Of Chicago
second Of Henry NJ Taber, ESQ., OF Sew'fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
swEngs ENrII.s1AsTIC FOR REFORM.

The Swedlsh-Amertcan Citizens Muhlcpal Lsaeue
held a big meeting in Beethoven Hail. NO &io fl'h
81 last night at which the greatest enthusiasm was
Shown over the prospect of defeating corrupt Tamshy
This adjunct 10 the Peoples Municipal League was
only organized recently and is almost wholly com
posed Of citizens who in 1898 voted for hugh D.
Grant, but who will vote this year for Francis u.
scott for Mayor August Jacobsen president Oh the
American League, presided and after several
national songs had been sung by the Lyrah Sociey'
led by Joseph Hagstrom. Mr. jacobsen maze ions
mach IN swedish and was followed by Frank Dexter.
who gave short history Of the birth Of the Peoples
Municipal Lesgue and spoke Of the principles OF the
League and what It fighting for, honest govern
ment, Among others who spoke Was james r.
Archibald who said that the workngmen OF tIhh
ment OF Tammany because OF their moral apathy ana
neglect OF their duties citizens and that the only
remedy for this at the polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Servants Of all kinds oner theiR services In the
short advertisements the ninth page Of The Tribune
to-day.
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DIED.

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Every one who wishes to buy rent house in
town country should examine the little advertise
ments the ninth page OF The Tribune.
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Wonderfully Fascinating,
MARRIED..

tn. new game Redoubt for old and SOLD BY al Co
dealers price 81 will anuse and Instruct the whoe nnuy
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polltisal Notices.


Granl Rattle alton MeerinS.
TIE NETWORK COUNTY DEMOCRACY
win ascmbls in and around
The Cooper Union
wednesday evening, October %. At . s'eiss4
to raafy the nominations q
ROBERT EARL, Associate Judge Of the Court q A.
peals.
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT, for Mayor
THEODORE W. MYERS. for Compsrclls,.
JOHN W. GoPF, for Dtstric.-Atsorney.
WILLIAM H. CoRSA, for Sheriff
WILLIAM H. BELLAMY. for County Clerk.
JOHN j. FREEDMAN, JAMES NJ vARNUM. for Judges
OF the Superior Court
DONALD MCLEAN. ABNER C. THOMAS fer Justices
Of the City Court.
JAMES W. HAYES for Presidents Of the Bss~d of.Alas.
MAMMALIAN g. RAETLE, for COroou.
Hon. WILLIAM r. GRACE viii preside
The following asrnguIshsd speakers WI Be prcssat;
Francis NJ. Scott. John W. Co..
Theodore W. Myers, Anner Z. Thomas
John Dewim wsrnss. Timothy J. C>npneA
Josenh l. MeKeoa william r. CrossdahA
Roswell P. El0weA LAMBDA r. Fscn.
Charles A. Jscksoo, "Ihares w. DSySoAs
Henry r. Beekman, Roger Foster.
stephen s. BakA Enwm L. Aoee"s
John A. Msson, Anomss n Ascsas0s
John =. Ahearu. Aichsea Z. murphy
Michsel T. Shafkey. Arthur Betty.
Herman Rider Timothy =. NevtnA
Henry u. Goldfoee. fdwArd Gsses%
Nathan 8. Levy. Psssck ks>oeA
Ernest Harver janice Daily.
James o'Brien. Joha Js'ohsnAe.
John Hayes. Ssrsoa AsseDsas
Max Al,nayer psants l. speinsV.
Abraham L Jaeo>A Dsnis DssAe
Otto Hervits, jean Ssaes
Henry @ r. BALDWIN. WiAisn L J9sne
vesqr !. 4e.iins
nsguasy usainada
yo1 snEAIyE
JOHN J. eeRAaASL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Tn. vnn.,o,,s present is likely to prove dramatic
surprise.
CONSERVATIVE LEADERS LOOKING WELL
NJ, ". II. Smiths appearance has delighted his
eeaxues and cispes any fears Of bis being unable 70
continue the leadership of the House OF Commons He
Is looking well his eczema has entirety oisappesreo'
and his xion is bronzed and rudy. Loro SSns-
hurry also looks wonderfully better FOR mis- stsy "
Roysa and ho has lost stone In weight. ne mas
at Last begun TO take exercise. walking oohs'oeaoe
distance every day. Dir. Richie Is looki"k o. "Sn
ever Only the Chancellor OF the Excnequer
the pallid complexion he never loses. Inc No
oellor looked we'll and hearty whoh no so0. -. a.
for the House of Lords ss the dinner gwen ~ W.
doctors on SATURDAY. at their hall In Pail NAL ESs@
when the Bishop Of Petesbofo sppca1e" "
than after q hard week OF ~ofA
Jrsr,cr RIFT TO TRY THE o'sHEA CASE
The O'shea case will be tried before 'u'u'e 1000
Justice Haanan will not therefore nave ,,.
opportunity of dealing with an inquiry -
PsFDen rs deeply interested
Mr. pARNELL SLOW TO RESPOND.
A few months ago committee q tee 1890,
Liberal Club sent Mr.. Psrnen % oesoquioos ~
that he honor them BY becoming . life MEMBER ~
TO the preseu, time Mr.. Parnen he's not connes0eoo
TO send any rssponAs vhstevsr 70 tins inu'saou'
DEATHS IL A DUBLIN CLUE
Tho kildare stsost Club Of Dublin wfsAia va usS.
In lost seven MEMBER. typhoid Sesf oelns s,.s
- tAe csuss a death OF several os snem' AnU-s
thoss vino sueonmbcd WIS r Stuart, who IVES 0ssc'
tor u the Eant Of ireland - ven - o. "enn
Brewery Io-4 wolseley 10 Q member Of The cius. ~
he snl General Keith Prsser who hsve taken up u'e1
quarters q the Roysi Hossl. opposite the cmss''"
mate II partially thstr hons. -.
very iatesestasg itsn u to b fsase u ~
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Rssuasy ussainasisa
yo1 snEAIyE.
JOHN J. o0RMAA
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-01
Making Toothpicks Attractive.

Haven't you got any hardwood tooth
picks9n said customer in restaurant
the other day to waiter. "These pine
ones have nasty resinous taste to them y
:: No bad taste about these, siy, ? said
the waiter glibly, as he picked out one,
broke it in two and began to chew it
vigorously.
g Nonsense, man." growled the GUS
toner, II guess / know what I'm talking
about. +"
You amt tried ours yet," persisted
the waiter; besides, we amt got any
others.'
The customer condescended to try one
and seemed to like it. What have you
done with them, anyway2" he asked
Soaked 'em in strong cinnamon
water" replied the waiter. Nice, amt
theyl"
Good idea, y said the customer, as he
transferred three or four to his waistcoat
pocket and walked out.
"If you want to make money in the
business said the waiter to bystander.
you've got to suit all sorts Of cranks
You would scarcely suppose that man
would kick about the taste of his tooth
pick. Yet there are so many men who
have a trick of chewing their toothpicks,
that it is worth our while to make che
cheapest ones palatable for them. It's a
trick that does lots Of harm, too. I've
known the little slivers to get lodged in
the gums and cause considerable trouble
there, to stick in the throat or windpipe
and make doctors bill necessary, and
even to injure the coats of the stomach
permanently and incurahly. People
ought to stop the habit; but we're not
philanthropists, you know, soswe make
our toothpicks as attractive as possible,
and let the customer look out for the
consequences. y New York Tribune.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-01
The Worlds Richest Four Men.

There are at least four men in America
richer than the richest man in Europe.
They are John D. Rockefeller, the presi-
dent of the Standard Oil Trust; William
Waldorf Astor, who has just succeeded
to the fortune of John Jacob Astor, his
father; Cornelius Vanderbilt, the head
of the Vanderbilt system of railroads,
and Jay Gould, the speculator and rail-
road magnate. The aggregate wealth of
the Rothschilds reaches nearly $1,000,
900, 900, but no individual Rothschild is
worth over $40, 900, 900. Here is an esti-
mate, obtained from the most reliable
sources, of the fortunes of the Americans
named: John d. Rockefeller. $f35, 600
600; William Waldorf Astor, $125, 900,
900; Cornelius Vanderbilt, $110, 900, 600;
Jay Gould, 800, 1000, 900.
1t has been supposed that the late John
Jacob Astor was the richest man in the
world, and so he was for time after the
division of the wealth of William H.
Vanderbilt, who at the time of his death,
was worth $500, 900, 900. John D. Rookie
fcller has made money faster in the past
few years than ever any other mortal ever
made it. He is so rich that he cannot
count his own millions He. said, under
oath, in legal proceedings not long ago,
that he could not estimate his fortune
within SIC, 1000, 900 or $12, 900, 900. The
estimate Of $135, 600, 600 is not considered
excessive; if anything, it is under the
actual amount. -[San Francisco Chron-
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fore the raast OF behind il. His stall, q
few pieces Of scantling nailed together,
was in the steerage, twenty feet from the
port bow, and he stood there in one posi-
tion for twelve days and nights. No one
saw him move hoof during the voyage.
He was not afraid. In the roughest wea-
ther, and some Of ii was so rough that
the vessel, which had been going with
the storm, turned around and steamed in
the teeth Of il for eight long hours, he
kept his nose in the oat-box, swaying
back and forth and from side to side as
gracefully and contentedly as an old tar.
At times it was impossible for sailor to
stand on deck without support. The
horse never lost his balance. Three hun
dred sheep were in the steerage with
him. The first night out 1s0 were washed
overheard. Fifty died from exposure.
He did not seem to suffer in the slightest
degree, snd when the ship reached port
he praneed down the gangplank as sport
lively as thoroughbred ought to prance.
A bullock in his place would have been
shattered to death.-[New York Tribune.