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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-12-19
Sdunt aIaubIidl.

gSien, II. DECEMBER Sloiopol in
Glib RuBlano iit angeblid) ein S8raelit in
6ait 9enommen woroen, neil er al ieiuem
SinOe Die Seihneioung bate uornebmeu
luiien. Die 4olt3et iud)t mad oem 0taHre,
welAer Die SehneiOung aHSgeiibrt hat;
bieier bdlt lid aber perltedt. 9tc Aufa9e
gegen Die Seioen lautet auf oerbreheriide
%eritimueIung. QS lit Oies mobl oas erite
Ntal, oaB cine osrartigc glntlage IN 3uBs
lauO erbOben worOen lit, obgIei1 ser tir6=
lide 4tt Der Seid)nelOung uitt geraOe pom
@eieee geitottet lit. Die Suoen Der Sc
geuo, lpeld)e iitl Oteien religt0ien 2tft Don
tbrer Religton ntt}t getreunt oenteu tOuneu,
fno in beaer Ser5meiiIung iiber 0ieie neue
SGrte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Real Cetate Wanteo.

EOR SEASON or TILL AUGUST l.
L \ m"dium--zcd fully furnished cottage
with stable. jersey coast not south ~
DIAL Beach" rent moderate. Address r..
BOX 3. Tribune Uptown Office, ,23s Broad.
Way.
EAKM WAIVED M nr.,.ci,ss all-velr
L 10 81 Ia cts near Nrw-Y York. BON
-. N"thcr"ocd. y. j.
WILL Bt'Y = mcdium business property
] below ith-st. ~ 4 fair price. Address
READY ~ YER. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED Furnished house for sumner
w hy adult fnrlly In good healthy loca-
lion Onc hour from city whore gentleman
can 20 and return dali, from business near
boating aud hshne rates moderate. F. ",
Tr,bun" Oiiir".
~ ANTfD. 10 purchase or rent. rosl-
w q ,nrc with some ground within walk
ing fisf1nr" Of depot on line Harlem Il. H.,
not ahose white Plains answers must give
lr.c. ~ FOIL particulars. Address JAM Is
H. SAT- SDEH~ station L.. Now YORK city.
NJ ANTED.-A furnished house o, about
w Tn rooms for small family within
one hour ~ the city. IA healthy locality.
for four OF fy" months Addr-s- with all
particulars Il. FRANK HOOPER. 90 Con-
tr'-st.
tV ANTED.-A good private dwelling be-.
w low 2jth.st. between ith and 9Th
ave~. stat size and price. DENTIST
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Connlrr Real gsiaIc for Sale

ASBrRN PARK And OCEAN GROVE.
exchange. J. 4. BKEAUTIGAM < co
Hos II. opposi," depot. A,bury Park. y. j.
AZ ESTATE ON HUDSON. known nil
"A over the English speaking world. for
.ale. is dcslrahlIfy r'alfhfi lre.s and
celebrity aud u. -, At bargain at when IL
/. oii. r,d - ould almost induce It's purcha.c
without iu~tr tton. n ccmlri.r> ,hott 40
acr,- Is on' Il the nest charming eftuI.
tons on the river. and il lorat 4 within two
hour. OF Sew ORR CITY b, rail M hons.
f. "a substantial rack. cor tanning II room. :.
there T. curative spring Oh the Premises
the analysis OF which SHOWS .hr water To hr
.aual 10 tn, famous Poland water Of Maine.
would b. inimed a'cly re-, osnIl.d bv the
best class of soci IT, and the ncighborhood
surroundings re- oinm'hd II To- the attention
Of such; II cost rs.. coo but wiil b. sold
for on'-'1 ri,,a a"'I NJ t5 to ,I,%mP, pur.
WELLS. Tribune building.
4 SRrEY Park For salr. bargain. or
Louise: 10 rooms all m'drrn In pToVrmrnt,
49, ,ll, ana villa plot h ~ rect. near q can F..
uric. - coo easy ttrhr rant. 800 To-
,riVat. family. Address ASBJi,N PARK
non 20 Tribune once.
nEAITIFIL PLACE Mt Rye. y. y.
"A D, II IN acre garden. shade &c. mod.
IN IMPROVEMENTS. ! ork Bon 323. Hyr.
:
,mNNMINn tEENCn GOTHIC TrR.
famed BAY Of cuint'. ontario. Canada !:
hou,. LOCATED Ia picturesque, well .wool,d
iw,rtv.rcrc park cool and delightful In
summer. Qo,i FISHING yachting and shoot
ING photo- l. re-. ,Folio I 800
rHIILIPs & WELLS, Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

hONl,> ttNt,l. lar HoehaNa,. Morris
~ town. Sea tun. Flushing. A~uurt
t'ark. spring Lake, Handsomely furnished
co'tne'- and hotels I'M iIim> LaIf Nain.
country property a speciality. DAilIl
"a West 35ih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

rI,O LEr.--Ilouse No 23i 3d-avr.. Mount
/ Vernon II rooms all improvements
s minutes from New Haven depot rent so.
Inquire Oh premises or 81 West Houston-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

LS xxx owner or ''J pubir and piy.,s h: AZ:
Ilso ith-aye.. bet. Attn ana 20"
BrootXn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

FOR SALE. Good dairy farm. 90 acres.
L . good houses = rooms each. lood
barne, 1 good horses % head cattle. l. u
WAGONS ns,% IA t@rming implements complete; Stu.
atcd miles fiou station ON Il. and ..
Il. Il. price onl, sl2.ooo. Also farm Of 80
acres near the above good h0u-r, BAN,
&c. price ~ 900 Also farm Of 2l2 acres.
undcflald wlth two i-foot veins coal. stu.
atcd . mile, from station on II. and -.
X. r.. prlc, : SOC. j. II. BRlSTOR.
Mrrtinsburg. West VA
lOk SALE STATEN isLAND.-iO
L acre. choice l.'at1on suitable Tor
S SirIPI IL HirS us Ma- ave. or or A.
KAPELYE. 100 frlton-rt.. New York.
~ ARM. 80 acres. W,stchestrr. near depot
/ Northern road 80 miles out adapted
Tor grapes and fruit sold art cheap. In
,tallnent plan good.- building. J. ".
FIELDER 80 L.6crty-st.
EOR SALE-rlaee Of 20 acres. on Long
Il island - miles from city fruit &c
ALDIN ( >TERNt. . East lith.>t
aoi; SALE AT FORDilAM.-A few
cholc. housed. all impro, cm,nts ieadv
for occupancy. JAS. Mc,OMB near Depot
4, OK SALE or rlandomc. beau.
J. tlfully situated ON north shore " Long
Island commanding Manhas-et Bav. l.
miles from NcW.lirk 20 acres OF meadow
aud woodland the mansion. fully furnished
wood mantrls, piazza 200 feet In length .
barns nearly ali new gardeners cottage.
boat and bath houses, h"tbed> lare" poul-
try wards fruit orchard anchorage for
YACHT Of any Size At trihlng expense. loca-
tion unsurpassed Tor "A g-ntl,man's r..i.
dcncs or larrc hotel. Apply t" CHARLES
W. ROGERS. Grra, Neck. l.. |.
OK SALE.-ilcgant building ste for
I sale .OS feet front by 80 icct dc,p
overlooking 10 miles IN length OF Long
Island sound. within minutes walk ~
depot - trains To and from New YORK
daily one OF the finest locations In West.
chester Comfy. Address OWNER. at
Office Of Port chester Bot and Nut CO..
Port chester, y. Y
I>oH SALE At BARGAIN. OK
L REST FTKNtSilED.-On ~ the
nncst located ami most attractive country
scat, at Morri-town, ~ - rrplcte with
trnsiye grounds splendid grove of old
forest trees; possession at once. s.
Teddy & CO., 1io Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Ciin Rral Gsiaie Go Get.

4 LOTT to let. 90 It. by - It. steam. ole
n Nator: with or without I,pW"I. nLO.
d. EDDY. So Msdison-'t-
IIAND>OMn OFFICE on Vround noor
IL fast i.d-st. -pi'able for brokerage"
a.t light business large window rent III
pat. 81 d'-h-sooh.
EOKsEK STOEE. .s'h--, and icrh.
y ave, suitable Tor any business. good
location. STARR AiILHN. on pr'ni-r-
hIY.ST.. corner Church.-Corncr and IN.
~ side stores. connecting. together 81 .rp-
ant"iy. Apply on premises H. \. SLAr-
rHEH III. StAF Is P 1T. on ", ,,i,
v min 200 bet Of The last River G. If
FAt, loi Rodney 1t. B.ooti,n. l.. u.
IJA<f liksr LOFT ia building -
III 'e-'y-st
I ARGL. light corner loft in new build.
IL lrR, capable ~ sustaining unlimited
weight size 3OAl3O: elevator. power and
steam heat. 10" rent must b" seen to be-
appreciated {. II. O'NEILL 4 co. north.
west co,nrr Hudson aud Bcarh 81.
- PLENDIp sTOEE for business. % n.
- deep. SIS; last t"nant madc money
/ also BASEMENT, for ~ 80 East l.Jth--t
Inquire OF janitCi. or SPENCER 10 Maiden
Lane.
- FORE northwest corner broadway and
- 3Is,-st long l.ase rem. reasonable.
Apply CASHIER. l.2i3 Broadway.
.NO LET -GOth--t.. near 3d-aNr., lower
part Of brownstonr nous" IA prrfect
order nnr ward only 900 a. small family
Inquire y. COOK. ~ iiow'ry
V,O RENT-Ou,rii Anne Io,sr. T., ROOM,
nnc order lafgc garden ana stable
| " altOn-a.r. and C,dtr Park nigh gro.nl
mountain air 20 lease Tor nnc ni more
year, rent. .5j per month: lnquire GRO.
Sic, ORD. Agent 30. 81 last ljOth.st
Take train from Grand Central DEPOT %
la-th--t.. 10 minutes walk up Mott.avc. to
ljOth-st.
Two LIT Furnished Or unfirni~hed. hand.
SON" house: my plunbinr Sc. facing
very lo~ ngurc. a. j. WlIlTBECk. 100
Chamb' r--et.
NO LIT.-1hc stores NO, AL and 4,a
steam il required. Apply to c. & r. roll.
Lon. 224 sonth-st.
VERY HANDSOME a.,tory house. owner
going away viii sacrifice; all i'm.
provcmcnt.. OWNER. 1913 front-rt.
OF 5IIi.ANE.
! ~ Knickcrbockcr Apartment Build.
/ lng.-To let. bachelor apartment, fnr-
nished or unfinished Address or inquire
Of the Superintendent.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
A HANDSOME modern HAT to let: on
~ Prospect ll.ght- good ncighboi.
hood rent moderate. Inquire on ar,ini-,-
- Prospect Place. or q Sterling Place,
| Brooklyn.
| rI,O RENT. PARTLY FURNISHED
4 j ihe JstOrY basement and attic high.
| ttoop bIownstonc house. No. II First Place
~ mod rate rental 10 reliable party for a
term Of wears the house Is nfst.cls-s In
| every respect and In onc Of the healthiest
parts OF llrooklvn. For permit apply TO J.
ID. ii. BERGEN. 307 Court-st.
IIobokcn.
TO LET ip Iiobokcn, splendid house
| has beer occupied NV n physician $50
, Bloomncld-~.. with stable. Apply Ia WIN
HEIlSEE, . Newark-st.. Hoboken. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Ciin nral Csiaie for Sale.

A lTTEHTION invited t. the elegant
"A hou-rs corner Manha,tan-ay.. ana
lI2th-ht.. fronting MOrnine.idc Park thor
ought well built cabinet tim box >ioon-
cellars cOntr ct.d clt s"ts abundant, uli'
guaranteed prices reasonable. Pm
FIELD. owner.
A TTENTIOS MUST BE SOLD The
~ last Oh, left 81 nine 3-story and base.
mrut aud finished cellar cabinet-trin,ncd
hnusCs' no contract work. all by the day
and guaranteed. 81 East l2Oth--t.. adIo!n-
Ing Mount Morris Park open SUNDAY.
A 1O.ROOM brown.tone house: nciphbor-
u hood 81 l2jth.st and 1th-avc; ~ 200.
KEOM 4 SHORT
A FINEST lornuon elegant 5..toIy
"A nat. a0sS".s>loo : AL rented AZ
~ $50 each. Iricr asked al 900; Vii sell
,cisrsi'ly about 81 600 cash required
fi-t-cla,- dopbi" tnem'nt, OIL I0th-aNr.
history, 2j.3N6jNi 100 g.od order. &l6. 800.
only $4,000 each required elegant conner
centrally located. .3Nlo0. rsnts over ~ 600
mortgage 10 suit. price r7J,ooo FOR
apply o WIN. c GYSIiEI;S. 800 3th-aN"..
cor. il-t--t.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL Ri RE.
CtIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. ,23s broadway, corner Thirty -nrst.st,
until o y. n. go itondway. between
Twenty-srcond and Twcnty-third st.. until
ave, corner Tourtccnth--t 700 Third ave.
corner Forty S"ycnth-st. ,n2n Third ave-.
tcar Slxty-nrst-st. l.7oS First-ayc.; 10j
SINtv-elRhth,-t. 80 Libcrty-st., 81 Avenue
Onc.hundrcd and twenty -nfth-st. UP " b
v. m, At regular ONCE rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

EIN.>LAND. y. j.. 30 minutes from
II Ncw.Nork CIV. Via D.. /. & W. Il. X.
queen Anne cottage. furnished or unfur-
ui-h,d Tor year or season or viii sell :.
.l,N,n room, house b, autifullN situated on
hlgh around water. bathroom. lawn, glr-
den. St,hl,. COW and chicken house; Ave
minute, walk f.om depot. Apply TO Y. W.
nhLpWIN, 8 Dcy-st.. Room -. or kings
Land y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Connirn ReaI gsidtc Go Get.

At SIASCONSET. Nantucket Island. p
"A cottages. $40 . :275 the season ocean
N4-N-. sun bathing n1 hot dag, iIaIAl.l
or mosquitoes. Circulars, DOT BLLDAl.
90 AIu.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

has bcef occupied hv n physician $50
Bloomncld->.. with stable. Apply Ia WIN
uEIsSEE. . Ncwark-st., Hobokcn, ". ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Furnished Gonses.

A GENTLiNAN'S RESIDENCE. l.
"A ioon-. fully furnished stable win
horses. car rlag"- cow. poultry. acres
land 100 shaded lawn. garden. fru.t running
.urins water fountains gas complete "a
every detail fof -sl-0n or var. other iui-
nl-hfd aud unfulni-h'd houses - lsa-.. AZ
Ter fy. p minute, Northern y. j. H. K.
JAS T.. Ht TIER
AMONG THE CATSKILLS New cot.
"A tlgc> % let. furnished. Address l.. NJ.
: ny l-N~. lAlrn y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

DOO WEST 9sIm I' nr,,'s Sots' room.
and ta,h e'1 nyaarS Sals best asurcd 81. a.
rhcan~-t on tho West side; sss % ,c's.
STARR / lITRN, cor. osth.st. and iV'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

nnn Will. ~ : OF" - tr"
SIG. OOU most f.slnhlc rc.,iden'",
,.ar Prospect para Boo hiNn. j, 4
". T. .locat.d plot. cos 100 f''i mn n"p''
" .l1s ,r,.r c,.ry way modern = ms
~. nav ,c,rdows wi. accept iN. tiiih-
mortgage and onc-th.rd c'-h. %, s'hs .ct, ~
.o,f ,sf,,a = -r'd >,ou. MAR - NJ -
po,,ofico Box 291i, N"w-l "iA CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

Il or SALE. FrENtSHhD. OR re-
Nonkrr, Newly and stylishly furnished
large brick house. land doNl25 tan b6t-
rooms. retired street minutes walk To
train. aud one hour 10 Ecctor'st; horses
rot needed would rent for summer 10 care.
ful private family Of adults only price "
house and land .ls 600 furniture. 8, 600
rent 400 per month Room 30, - Cedar
It . nnfl 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Gin Gonsrs 60 Get.


Furnished.
no LIT =, Washington Heights. inf.
i ulsh.d house % '.cf'n fn"'N- VA .'..','.
iiiilard-4oor. 80 pleasant 10 OF. -
frui, and -haie 'r'.- fni .rii.'it I" - 80.
,nI al I. car r.rUs nod rat Aiitl
49, r-eml--- Grand B0ui"''ff. near Vs.
Unfurnishcd.
A COY. COMFORTABLE DIV LIN
"A 70 i"' on washing,"n '.sns'. ', ,,-
mot. IA every particular ala iui' "a W
troNcr.cn'- lar.e rooms, haht-ni ~ &C.
lated It. n.sr L. station au4 ,"ll'
road renf 81 100 AZ, corner 81 Lam
- and ~; Slcho.Ns-afr.. hii-"h@ E',,!-
drnce. choicest location uptown ~
ARD -. BNprLLh. lt'h-'N'. ana ''''"-
&, Or - wail--t
LAEGI uorSI on .n;n--'.. n.ar
~ .a-t sifr ~ broadNa AZ i.'-''e- .o'
Nav J. J DOMAINE bE""N co..
STYLISH TEN-HFpHoNN HprSi..
y so isG F.,s' sr'h.-' move and haul
come. worth a ;rl peg yea 'n ~
r.f.c,. un,lrnlsned for a. oOl pefnf Ma
n1c.sslry OWNLR. Room -. - Crd''-
~. : uftM ..
4 rfEiI,r niIou .noi,.sE. l 70 is =,
''su,ifu.i, dccor4'..i stonc sr,hNaf s,y.!'.
c,ery Way rent 81 So. permit unn.rc-.
saw. OWNER. Room 80. - ''dnf--'
uu'il 4
,pHRrr.SrORY aud bascn'n, r.oi"rn
hflca house - lot, $50 Nott.nN~..
lu1a- I9S,h..t all impro' cmen'- choice
ncshborhood- Tnqnif" SiN N"'t'r''
fTo LEAsf a.siorl hi;h--toor. d'si'nh.c
~ We, 18th -.
IrNFIRNI>HrD not SIS a. part 4
L Newborn private or boarding "A 'c
NJ rent ASDEfWN $ BOSWELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
forses an0 CARRIAGES.


A III ANDEAU & CO.,
"A. 312, 374, $40 BkOOME-ST.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best cisss'
SUSPENSION VlCTORIAS,
&C SPRING VICTORlAS.
LIGHT VlCTOKiAo'
4 Carte, Two WhcclerS, LanaauIess'
Mail Phaetons. Pau Carts. Landaus.
stanhope Gigs, Village Carts, Omn oucTess,
COUPE, G-PASskNGEK HOlhAWAio'
EXTENSION FRONT.
wAGONETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN EOCkAWAIS.
OUR PATENTS
on BUCK BOARDS.
Oak Surveys. Oak Wagons, OAK isu ns,
bouts, 2-passenger Buckboards 3-ptssea1n,sr
Buekboaics, 4-passeneer Buc ~ .eieS,
Dos-a-Dos. OAK Dcrbic>, OAK fhsSiy
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN so0h'
BOARDS. ,o,.
Single. Duals. Trlplets. all kinds OF sPrinssr;
ALL NOVELTIES IL OAK MD aiNA
FOR ONE AND TWO H0 Ge Iisat
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VElliOLh~''
for estates and country drlslhe:
Doctors Wagons, Surrey wagons
Ladies' Phactons. Vls-I-Vls, o,o,.
Light Stages. TX. Top Caor w.
Spider Phaetons, cCatIdnoors soo''
Pony Phaetons, Saxon Phaetons'
Road Wagons Fancy Nchicles
MINixTrRE TRAPS. ILL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN;
Making the largest and most , oiN.ri' S,a.es'
OVER 232 DIFFERENT YLEs.
LOWEST PRICES For PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage IN town
or until you pay Us WISH: ,oo>,c
LARGEST STOCK AND WAHhhoo"'
OVER 100 o,,r
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
flats Go Get. unfurnisheo.

PARTITNr In the "PortsmoYth," Il
n and ~ West 9ih-,t. f-,t foor. with
every convenience. 10 rent Tor SlA n.Ontas
Oi loags! a. a very reasonable figure. on a..
count o. present tenant going abroad csa
De- seem after p. Do.
AZ ELFGAN'r AF,t nat. rooms AID
~ bath. vast of 3.-ske. G. >irsf j. lOrz.
ton FOR an artistic Gr's>maker. .35 rent
free 10 June /. LINSCOTT, ,j9i 3d.a,e.,
cy'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

$3.50 ca P yo1ss s''a aa S'' ' sl.y
k1f.s. I5L, hands high. : years Old sound
nc city.msde -idebar top buggy. hafness
g. worth double The money. 81 West
t2d.st. near eth-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
HONOR 10 ERICSSON.

The Nation pays to-day worthy tribute TO
the memory of Ericsson. Ncw-IOrk, which
was his home for half a century, the scene OF
his persistent toll and his immense achieve
ments, is appropriately the scene of these last
rites upon American soil. The inventor of the
Monitor would have refused to be the hero Of
n public ceremonial, but 1t is emnently fitting
that a grateful country should show conspc-
uous honor to his unconscious dust Such trib-
utes are becoming rccognitions OF a public
debt. and they are still capable Of inspiring
LOYALTY and sef-sacriiicc and devotion 10 the
service of mankind.
The ceremony which begins in Newton
to-day and which will be concluded in Sweden
does not interest two countries alone. The
whole civilized world acknowledges the genius
of Ericsson and the vast practical utility of his
life and work. Naturally enough, 1t is with
the strange and brilliant performance in lamp
ton Roads that his name and fame arc. pop
ularly associated on both sides Of the Atlantic
but that was Only one, and intrlnslcaly not
the greatest, of his triumphs. England. which
did not appreciate until she had lost him, has
since estimated his powers and labOrs at their
full value. The modern locomotive preserves
some of the devices which made the Novelty
George Stephenson most notable competitor
the name of the Princeton reminds us that
Ericsson Transformed marine architecture, and
the universal screw propeller that he rcvou-
tionized navigation.
But, varied and momentOus as are the
changes which his specific achievements have
wrought n still greater vaue may without
exaggeration be assigned to the stcadfast eX-
ample Of his strenuous and unobtrusive career
and to the lesson which he unconscouSly
taught for fifty years in his secluded workshop
and study. lie felt no need or care for fame,
but he bad passion for work and an ardent
longing TO be the means of making industry
more efficient and mankind happier. And SO
while his mortal frame goes back to sleep for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
A WORN-OUT BROOu.

The halcyol il not yOciicrOus rumOr that
Commissioner Bcattie has resigned lacks con
Grmation. but is apparently not without rea-
son for existence. When questioned on the
subject yesterday the Mayor would not even
youcbsafe an eQuivoca reply, but declined
outright 10 answer. We shall not be surprised
10 learn that Mr.. Bcattie has grown tired of
dotiling the streets. A man who had long
lived "a sedcntary life might derive a novel and
cxhilarating satisfaction from sweeping com
posite refuse into heaps and watching it dis
perse again. But such a pastime could not
fail to become monotOnous in the course OF
three or four months. There is reason 10 sup
pose that Mr.. Beattie found it wearisome long
ago In the first weeks of his administration
he was seen ~ be casting about for new means
of diversion. For time he seemed 10 find
keen and costly delight in supplying his de-
partmcnt with preposterous scientific and deco
rativc equipments, but even that solace paed
and no rcapscd into complete and ingorious
repose. On several occasions when he was in
visible to the public gaze he was understood to
be at home praying for rain. Once at least
he has been seen inspecting Broadway from
the recesses OF a top-buggy, and traces OF his
presence nave Dcen detected on Fourteenth
st. and the Bowery. At times when he could
not be found elsewhere he has been in evil
dcnce in the newspapers, and only week ago
he was caught in the act of purchasing an
0dometer
But, excluding from consideration the
anguish of large and aifcctionatc circle of
relatives and friends it must be acknowledged
that Mr.. Bcattie would never have been missed
if, at any time during the last six months, he
had put to sea in one of his official scows and
failed to return to his Office and his salary.
He must be aware Of this melancholy fact him
self, and therefore we say we shall not he sur
prised to hear that he is determined TO become
once more conspicuous and beloved by retiring
from public life. In comparison with the OBJ
security which now invests him the cfrulgence
Of private station might dazzle him for day
or two, but he would soon become accustomed
10 it. We are sure that he would find it IA post
Of honor; and the community would be SO
grateful His retirement would be new and
universal beattietudc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Swinburne's ode to Russia reads like chapter q
Tostos .Xreutzer Sonata done in verse, with Jim
Jams accompaniment
A Lightning Interview Reportcrwhat Is your can.
did opinion Of the Emperor. Prince Bismarckl
Bsmarck-VOr 10. lion he vas q Gay V0r
Cherman leadter he vas y Chee.-tThe Epoch
A "blood and thunder story writer says in "Ths
Epochs 81 am running three stories In serial form
at present In the last chapters that were published
I left my first hero suspended the brow Of
precplce with the villain Just cutting the rope; my
second hero had Just been dropped into the Atlantic
and monster shark is within ten yards OF him, and
my third hero was falling from balloon. Now before
next saturday comes round have 10 rescue all three
Of these fellows from their respective predcaments and
leave them again in still terrible straits And yet
this doesn't count "a art Why, the work Is hard
enough 10 bankrupt any ordinary maginationss
somebody Else-A middle aged woman wander.
ing around the corridors of the City Hall Yesterday
eating "a banana : she went when one 81 tile police
officials duty there felt that 1t would be the right
looking for your husband, ma'ami'
"N0zurl' she promptly responded.
Excuse me- but thought yOu might be-
"Oh, I'll excuse you, but you've got hold OF tne
wrong wOman.'
"Why. Pve had three. and two died and the other
ran away. oh. mol amt looking for no husosnd
You've got me mixed up with somebody else"-tDelrou
Free Press.
the difficulties Of taking in India: 1.-The great
difficulty with the Indian population is not so much
TO prevent false returns 10 prevent false and ridcu
lous notions about the motives Of the Government
Millions Of people ignorant enough TO believe thas
one object OF the Is to procure lists Of persons
eligible for sacrifice There mutltudes Of people
who believe that every great public work-bridge.
barracks railway, CANALS started with propitiatory
sacrifice of human life to the gods Perhaps the most
general impression is that the census IS taxing trick
Not the least interesting portion Of the census Of 1891
will be that which deals with the chld-widows and
child wives Of whom there many millions in India.
who the subjects Of the next great iegis-
lative reform. In England the question OF ages VIII
be delicate point. In India it will be the question
OF names, and the ordinary native indian householder
Is pretty to resent as mortal insult inquiries
about the female members Of his family
An Aggravating Habit Mudgc-Wiat an aggravat
ing habiG Wckwlre mas of answering question by
asking another one.
Yabsley-I never noticed II.
Mudge-NOw, for Instance. Last night asked hlm
IL he would lend ~ lie didn't say whether he
could or not but asked II took him for darned
fopl.-(rerre Haute Express.