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New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ARrrsrr, IS rs rArnLne m-rncer2

Homer. y. Y. NifcH .l.-ior'nr la,'r a'd Dos, .'n
of.4.. o.lr o.il.t,I .Dl Dle anH OF w.. ..nn. "n
rs oui .A.'s oi lu- ul.0'. ''0r OIL. t.'A "p
pared %, Mr. 'nin'. h0p-. 'c.i'. Cos. ".l i... 'f
,un..' .'4ncc being rIoueht strange. H. Nu'n went 70
th.e home. on opening t'' io'r lr i'nad ti' ioif
u tie elder ra.es lal. df. .l aid partly o,t't "h
.f.-. i'iar 0n f." = f.r. with o." tl.'' 'ni ln
f..,i .,,l..na. il. ou- in pnoh tlr hoGs g., ie uc
Baker vas lYund. tA. .'4t'h'i. discovered '+ft..-
Ias.r .a nci asleep. ni,iv dr..'i ii' "a- ACCUSED
v.l difficulty. I'u. rcr .c.'rd small - 'r. on
iho ief ..tc If 81. n..A .lc ve. tirn 90 JAIL il'
said tid hc ar.' heard h. .ath.l 80 aiolt o''''h
s,.f .f'at mo'i.ns ntns '.r f.t Nof' "'io."
fll.. amt ruf 70 "u t. llii' a'i covered il, iaf"f'
I.ti. aIfh ai.,. DE- f'.l t1oh tr'iirr 'tff 'N'
IfDflr.l % oDr.i.f suicide p, flftiN- l- threat.
Iir changed Do, n 3D. lun',l and fi ie razor la a.
lie then put 0u DIS Ve't and vent {, bell
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
TWO SIDES Of THE arFF QUESTION.
rrom Tho un.tnn pn.t.

From Tic IO-TVI F01T.
While IA. -ing along fremont Il. the o'hcr caf
hoard ono Il tgO women IN front Of me -aN - iN'
otLcr 80 scli rctp pcciiLg lady should % out with
"nf fuuu ri This -oa-1I.7 4 tho person t. whom
Ills remark wa, adir,--cI uulic,s II sr n'd n
thr nature Of "a rcluac and That shc considered -
sn,b WI, appargi from. ile rather unw'irnnc man
ucr with which she received a. Not '"nt'hi WIN
Struggling her -houlcr-. which Wa almost cpnvalrnt
tn a rol0t. she rldculcd in an airy way Inc 'hf.i-
,acv which "a. she declared Wa the result "i CARVING
ruifs ana added Am not afraid 10 how my hahd,.
rhl- struck nc n. the unkudc-t cut Of all FOR tao
idea that her companion Ic-pTi"d 10 inHt 10 CON
ccI her hand, Va, q reflection upon their .lle "s
other APPEARANCE which must have been IA Do"
to h.r
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
OVERRIDING THE RICE BUSINESS.
From Tie Now Haven palladium.

N'''" iHc NC" haven Idildd!Un
me Gnny man who goes from one wedding 10
ttnoshci ana puts rice in places where u VIII en-.
o@4dss / young married couple Overrcachcd himself
a., q, sven ceremony recently IN which sweet New
raven girl was very much interested. Not content
VII iastcning with wire Old pair Of shoes on tho
,t@1agc which wac 10 bear the two away. he put rice
N every conceivable place in the groOm's wardrobe
aaQ omaAed MS work Of embarrassment by pouring e
sciui INTO the travelling iukst1nd of the bride OF
course The rice swelled when thoroughly scaled In
we we writing fluid and then the little vessel forced
yyh yyeh ana the INK ruined cHqusitry embroidered hand
~@srMeis and other dainty articles a bride naturally
Ics IN her rctIculc. IL Is safe 10 say the stupid
again ~ ~ ~ 7''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
.,.r, rp,.,r Ir,,eI,rJ0y IN IOWA

De, Moncs. Iowa. March @l.-Ihe House ths morn
nm. spent most Of 1t, time IN the consideration OF the
Arfrfa.t bill aud after considerable discussion
na,..d H. The bill prohibits combination Tor ihe rur-
p,-. If regulating tine prices "i attcc' OF ",'.''''5
,.. ,Yt,r., ., any industry and fixes the punishment
fr ,i, 'i.l. found guilty OF being IN such c1mbiuA
,i,r ~ 500 10 5000, and mpr!>onmrn iei one
s,r ANY corporation entering IA trust nall nave
n, charter revoked.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
~ nrnDnr OF rnnuAS cnnYrLL

Kingston. \. y. march ~ especial. vi tie ioco'
molyr.. PASSENGER cars a.d uIr, ol the Lister
and prl4varr IN .irlad are heavily drapd 90 r1ontA
ii- olt OF respect 10 thc mrA0m ot lhoH', cornell.
Lar. pre-. ,f-u' of tHo rrld. rc Same D. rae - All
tlc -,camboais ani other .hrpn- b'lon-ns 20 i'
Cornell ~trlnlo.; Coa.plny. ot Nul.A Dee vas also
pre-. dent MI t,c Cornell shops are 'N.'d a'i WEI
remain TIM, antl after i'e funeral ou NcdneIaf
4 large number OF NO 'r'+ of sympathy anc con.
GoloHrc. many iou pnollDc'f ilru in rs..r a,l
private u.c have already been received hv The Ado~.
Mr. Cornell va. believed % lc ir tlp- fan enjoyment
oi hcal.l and the .ho.i. b. great tp Dol. friends.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
~ EVENING WITH THE GOETHE SOCIETY.

4he Goethe Society held Of i,s regular meetings at
W. ho%l Brunswick last evening Sidney WOoett recitfd
several pieces ia hi, cstonay way. and gave inter
'a'"s "reminiscences Of LonGcllow Tcnny and B-owa-
Ms' \ short address made by Dr. \. Eu;ancr.
ohner "as served after Despite the weather
@e meeting vas wen attended.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

which will the case 10 be hung up for
at least year to come and IL the House Of Lords
afrms the decision OF the Court OF Sessions trial
it is hardly likely viii take place before the carly
part Of 1892
Mr.. BALFOCR SEEKING RECREATION.
Mr.. Islfour is going on Wednesday to pass few
days at Wilton. Lord Pcnbrohc's place where he and
Lady Pembroke are entertaining a small party. after
which he is going TO stay at Haylng Island and play
golf There yc:y good nhs there. nice little hotel
and 1t Will be a complete ret and change after the
AtigGcs Of last week. which great strain com
ing on top OF very bad cold which he had early in
the month.
\ FLYING VISIT TO HEAR "SALAMMBO."
Sir Arthur sullivan and Alfred Cclier lat week paid
flying visit TO the Continent to hear salammbo.'
SALE OF \ LIBRARY.
The place Of sale Of the Acton library has now been
decided on. at Pu;tch & simpsons, where
at least the first portion will be sold toward the end
If June. There upward Of 5000 volumcs-book-
in all languages. the English section forming but
small portion. The work, dealing with Russia.
Poland. Hungary ard TIE allied provinces numcr
ou,. The literature Of the early fathers and moro
particularly tine order o. Jcsui,. Is unique. school
men are not lclnS neglected. for there also
fine editions OF the classics which il va, the fashion
to collect.
ENGRAVINGs AND ETCHINCs At AUCTION.
Chaloncr smiths collection Of fine cncravings and
etchngs is to bc dispersed 1T sothclys sale. which
will extend over fortnight. beginning on April II.
Every school of engraving i- rprc-cDtcd.
EDMCND YATES
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
EAGER TO HEAR GgRuAy OPERA IN BOSTON.

Boston, March q (-pcciaij.-A line Of ticket buyer
'o the single performances Of the German opera at
'e boston Theatre formed IL the lobby on saturday
inorning The sale opened at . a. IN. TO-DAY. Tho
hnr AZ The theatre this morning tho longest ever
seen there since the house opened.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
urTu or JOHY 4. PIPER

ro-ton March 81 special Capfan John X Piper as
ei,td u,lh th, nrm shepard. Norwcll & CO.. o Bo''
fo for 4 number o year.. died ia Man hester. y IL. TO-
dar lie va, born. ia Lyme hfy-'N years ago h'
,,.l in f. f.. X,wIlampsh.rc Battery through the "si
,' .,t',t..i,u lio then became connected with shep
ard yor,u Go. I'm Boston but LATER engaged IN the d'S
,d nt.ine-. IN Nalchc~tcr About three years AGO he
,,a.o ,oin,d the fran Of shepard. Norwell Co.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
SIMPLE EyOUGH WIEN YOU KNOW now.

from The Detroit Free Press.
- a New York tailor spent $4,000 in experimenting
a. ia remedy for trousers which bag at the knees and
S vieh hung himself because he could net hrd il. hs
as hardly dead before a surgeon took mp the subject
M M discovered the long gsOught remedy. Al yOu
rave TO DO is to have your knee pans pressed back
'sa 30 that they Won't strain the cloth.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
uipLE srGAR THE YEAR ROrND

From Tie II. Paul Pioneer Press.
n,,,u II, Vermont where they raise men and maple
,urarr said :, man IT the Merchants. "h" wa ,Nl
drufly a piOdIc; of the Green Mountain SiH' ~ 'hl7
asoniuabe weather Wouli be tolerated wiihont ninr
uur Tor II J., IN ihi, Kind 81 weather ana al thl'
son of the year that Ncrmonts crop o maple SUGAR
4, pr'duccd The operation Of tapping the trees iil
The caIly days Of spring and collecting the sap -
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ppovryyyr ARRIyAns At THE HOTELS.

r,.rt~noX rn,gi, C. Vaias Chlliln Minister at
u,.hin~fnn FIFTH ANTSi T. conf.essaen charles -
or Ohio: John II. N0nit' Of NcN- OH n J..
,,i.,d of Louisiana: T. G. Cltchnc-. of Nis-l-'ippi,
,',d r. g. No.iI4nghar, of Missouri MO l'iNn H'hL-
lna~ Nathaniel Shipuan. of Hartford ana Nci "i'nouf
of Albany. NINDaOH-iish McN"i'n o D'''o'''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
posfonice Notice.

tshoud be daily BY AL Interested, as changes may
t.rs ~, H., sn countric, ned De specially ad
dssei i"' 'ia',nn ~ ol i $50 nirsas and coa..
mcs,ai documents. l;ts not -pe-.ay a9diessei beng
lot,i.n nails Tor tac w,cK ending April will close
,pfoH.l,, IN al cases at oihce A. + loss:
IUtsDAA-At 10 a. IN. iol S,ntra AiAe..a and South
rs,tc - - '"' o ia IA'i. VA VA ,od th L. Plata
coumt, Va b.il =. Thoaa, snd =: cro!A ,.a ST.
fo1 d@0r- s,do D.. sa Ma'da Td,a a bcs VI, Ba5ado pf
wara I 1.inS lsaad, mast @ be- did peF Aua iso
a. M ~, io, E4,gt Denna,k s"sac NorSay. a-.a and
Ig'asS r, so,' to- be- s ,neda. Sof"sy Gasa sd ra.
SsSsr @sS pEu,ooean ,oaa:-c, southampton must
dcci pt scnca a. 49, p m. io' besia" el.e:
,p ~ rsoiaa e. p m. 10. i'0ea' d! Io'o' per > .
& G Nnr4 p a r isaS a. c,> d 1nf 1' = Ia's ns
mraa - H. = ~, io '' 'S' dt ,r . Mas.da. va
;oorism deticr nsst oe d,e,.,a yer Ma ,.s na at
N'TTo'SI II 30 e. III. FOR Porto E'eo direct per
,,,; snl, at 80 Tor Ne" .Ac ana, per aseA"cr
sAft HDAY-At Ia. III. To- Fagee switzerland italy,
Spain and Portugal. per Ia Ng.i.lndit "a Ha're
a. a. n l .o' M a,rcted ..psr lo-6nia': at b, ~ M
~ iu'9rs ,s6 s5 tiilsra,a Itay snan and Pos,aeai
Gr,t Per - $ Anrhora. Vi, glasgow d.socr7 ng,t be
directed .per Anchorap At q. d. Tor AorMay eroct
per lhae,ala ,cv,is wa.' "' i @ ooi ,f rang
jacmc and Au>.eayo- Hsyr per -. = Ae1e at ! ,. N.
Nv - t,hln ZION Gettess fos Cuba aad l.Dlco direct
,tI r. oi.,r NcNi-ln >tatca Via NerS Cruz. mu,s be
dirct TED per cy OF washns,on' a. + H. .or lraAA.o
snd Rulfan por PfOf Morse, rom New-OresH-; at
D. m. for fruNllo per = -. J. p,er, j., from New.
SiiSDAY-At p. m. for Costa Rl,a Via Lmon per
EoNna,l from Sew Orleans at y. Tor Irgxil.o,
r.~ d. : Wiihalen. irOm New Orleans.
,i,iil f.r Au.rilia. S,aXralafd Han aan Hi and
sal,.n ,slni. lrr s.. AaEtda ifon S'n Ira.ci~co).
cio.. a,rc Nar.h 81. a. p lol on arrival a, New
yn-, of : pOthna. With British mil, for Australia.
Mas fr China and Japan. les =. Oceanic from san
Ir,uci.,ol close here !rl 10. A. Malls for the
Hawaiian Islands. per Australia ron san Francisco.
gio.e herr Ar 20 at ,@s Isl ' op or tPg Sg,ssy
cioSc here Aprl - at p. Nall for cuh9 by raj,
q,r.ua and thence iv steamer KY West Fla,
cio.' at thi- oHcc daily at 80 4.
M, schedule of closing 0f Trans Pacific mails =
ranged ON presumption Of hcr uninterrupted rand
transit 20 Francisco Mails from the East arriving
an I'M. Francisco the dav o sailing OF
are dispatched thence the same DAY. Registered mau
closes at q p. II. ur'Nlops day. -
''''' CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster.
HAstoGce. New.York. y. Y. March IS $780,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

r,rSIry-On Monday, March 81, Jane, Bai'cy AGED IS
...f..t o.. ,,.srf Tho fln,fa scr.
l'''l n. late re- d.ncc No. iOs Wet l--d-st, on
V.dn1.aav. April -. at . oclo.h p. n
t,t.,r,.nt al thr convenience oi me iin'iN.
kindly omit nDNrse
rnenr1- on sunday. Marcn 10. Many LaNr,ncc 10
!" ~. eid,.t daughter 81 the lat Peter Bptrt
,a s., Vice, at Calvary church, corner OF il'aNe
anh "istst on "Wednesday. Al I'll - at 10 a. IA.
p"i.ttVss and friends of the family are invited
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

variety Of desirable things advertised In the
many columns Of short announcements Oh the ninth
page Of The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
ALDERMEN NOMINATED ~ JERSEY CITY.

The Jersey C.ty Republican, lat night nominated
simeon II. smith for Alderman in inc lIli D''H't'
John l. NcArthur in tine INth. N'N Soiine'r for the
long term and Joseph 10. Ward for a., mort trrn,
In ifc \ih The Democrats nominated J.. H. - ''.''
iu fllr +. paucl, Norton ir the ia john Hart III
tl,e lIld. and Anthony Ilauc'. in the VIZ
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
- thc bcst boullon altcr dlneine.

Party gong abroad VIII sGt'et elegant suite at Iho
c,nr'dre for short term 9: caiance OF lease Apply
g3t 5thayc.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Iiebig Company. Ex'rnc; CT Beef

An opportunity dom oNci,d Z, nni,h,sr handsome %
rurufr. of ncN -isna m'y be- louhd a1 "'o' l. i'ht
10 ttl VT ltth-.t.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
TIVE DRINKING OF Cocoa
u.a,,,. Extraordinary in Furniture.

In nacr Of other stimulating table beverages Is fst
i,,,in,- since Boohcr'~ Dutch Cocoa, "A really pure
cocoa. has been Introduced. -
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
GueriaI Notltes.

AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
EAST 25DsT., MADISON SQUARE.
THE DE GABALDA COLLECTION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
Absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE
ORDER or SALE.
THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
At . 80 O'CLOCK,
MINIATURES LAErE COLLECTION OF RARE AND
FINE OLD FANS. FINE OLD SPANISH LACEs, AN
TlQUE COSTUMES, e..
CATALoGUE HOs c3s TO o39, EXCLUSIVE.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING,
AT O'CLOCK,
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
BY FRENCH AND SPANISH ARTISTS.
CATALOGUE NOS l0l To l3s, INCLUSIVE.
TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON,
At 2:30 O'CLOCK,
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, COLLECTION or OLD COINS.
CrRIos OLD ENGKAVINGs, NOKY CARVINGS.
INCLUDiNG
THE COLUMBUS JEWEL CASKET'
\ SUPERB SPECIMEN or CARVED IVORY, PRE-
sENrED Br FEKDlNAND AND ISABELLA os
SPAIN TO
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, MDIII..
MErAL.w0RK POECELAINS. HANDSOME TAPES.
TRIfS SrvFTs AND EMBR0IDERIG>. scULP.
TURES. FINE ANTIQUE u ENITuEE &C., e..
CATALOGUE nos. 92s TO l2i.. INt.t>INE.
TOMORROW WED\ ..s,DAN) ENENING,
Al , CLOCK
MODERN PAINTINGS
BY FRENCH AND SPANISH ARTISTS.
oATALOnUE NOS. 100 TO -, INCLUSIVE
On THURSDAY EVENING,
AZ > O'CLOCK,
CONCLJDlNr SALE,
or. PAINTINGS
BY THE OLD MASTERS.
CATALOGUE nos. Us 10 35e, INCLUSIVE.
TIE ENTIRE COLLECTION
mn PROPERTY OF
FRANCISCO GCIC DE GABALDA,
BAECLLONA SPAIN.
THOMAS l.. KIABY. Auctl,seor.
AMERICAN Al:I AS>OCIAIION,
Nan At...4.S.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

DO not overlook the short. pithy advert semcnts on
thn ninth pre.. Nou may ind Just what you nave
becn In search of for many days.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES

PRINCE BIsMARCK's DUCAL T1TLE-GOssIP FROM
sEEING-THE COMING FETEs IN T-yTs.
SELS-TUE DIAMOND TRrST-SO-
CIAL. ARTISTIC AND LV.
ERARY NOTES.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

If you want work w1f. Rs. Horses or carriages
board or room raj c-fi'. cNaauc IT, ninth page
u Tho Tribune til. mpiulns.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
GARNET Ilean.iug,
ADL..Nnu-l.

T. ". sTIN .ANI, 80 1tn-tlc, NeN'foiA. -
We lut;in- ,lru.als cN-f} hpnse tn-S fcu may
know whol1 ca pets cleaned, r-.teG ana re-
la.a IN a p.i.t,t' Wsi. Le.clnCn- 10 -lsi-st
The cor.c;s from icos- tAe t.st makers OF Parisl
ar, e nut -t,,. 1nt have DDt aGol 49, al fafaiil
ad... t!ont,el tulAilt b.. al O.d-., are
nc. conc.ous.y ,Nlc.ted b1 l. o:l pace 1e Ia Made
! lur.>. WI4 'lnG tn4t, or in'ds'.Fes
taken NA,n dressed. a.. !.U 9L4 receive qute ps-
an AL ce.-'t OF
r.s s.,In Ill eauf, carI o. nna ad 'l,eant batist
The New crk tr~Octai!On tor lMpfotiLE iae on.
d!tlon II PoJlE.s Od Asao1 aeA - AZ i society
[9a 10 tas elevation o.. the hone lie ., Ac poor ana
thn udcous relief oi .heir necessities without regard 10
.,,. ern.. ne nationality. All Of want
c-iNe mos. careful lie ceis sTdHts genera
r..t ana la. Nt.-rIliul| sanitary, wing and ffc.1
AIR. d,',r,u'If. T. IN, u,t opened Harlem branch.
Prcsd mt. John Patton; Ireasprer Losan q MURRAY 40.
| Rroa.vav. Chairman Com oi way, ana Means, H.
fulton cutting. Chairman Finance Com. James a.
hcrvnser; General AGENT. +. :. Longworh - 4thaNe.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
LAFAYETTE Baths Russian and rr, lsi,-
DIEi,.

"a TofIT ~
influence over Rheumatism Eout Na''F. anu i'ua ''o"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
a.orro W ch.ia. e.q. cAai'i

A. slnr.f.. s'frf rt nnfnf 90 inir.ll' 20 JOIN 'o-
al-ht ln y.lr N.t ..ls.l t.. o. ns fl'fi ari 'l.-
l,ar... Charles Ia.ff Smith. iaf -.u" .t'n' i. h.
0r,|.al r.a.fai e. I t1 3D.. '..iss lr O.. Mr. " D..
would tu t.a. a.i r,t'.r. fal n' s.'-ti i.'..,
ras ia vn.t r....nI'|.n ~ h.- 'ant .f..'- aroae
ror aai ~ i.. e-.r nt t'a -- Co. f' ln duties be .
sl..t to a...r. Vui.l.LNW Rid.
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

JOSEPH n. ASHER, cashier of the AL
lerton Packing Company, was robbed
at his Office in Chicago recently of SO.
200 in cash by two men dressed like
grangers-
FoUR visitors to Kissele. Fla. were
drowned the other day by the eapsizinG
OF boat
Four men were killed by boiler ex.
piosion at the Samuel Adams saw mill.
near bloomsbury. Pa, recently.
THE National FLrmers' A lance and
Industrial Union met in convention at
Ocala. Fla on the I'll
IT has been settled by the New York
Court of Appeals that Bunny Ar
buckle, tho coffee man, must paw Miss
campbell! $4,000 for breach of promise.
j. H. BAXrEE. Surgeon-General, u. s
A, has been stricken with paraIys S.
d. IL FAvEnwEATH. deceased, q
millionaire leather merchant of New
York. has left $500. 900 to Cornell uni
versity.
THE Senate on the 81 decided by a
vote of Al to so to take up the elections
bill The international copyright bill
was introduced IN the House.
PIoF. HUXLEY considers that Saliva
ion Army Booths criticism of other
charities that they are doing x pence
worth of good to a shiH ng's worth of
harm, exactly fits his own project lie,
therefore, deprecAtes money being an
piled to such a purpose
MR. PERKINS has introduced a r1soiu-
| ton in the House for the issuance of
seeds TO needy farmers in Kansas and
Nebraska
ri LEGRASD VTTLERs. governor of
the Bank OF France. is dead.
Six business houses in Coatecook.
Quebec, have been destroyed by fire.
Loss $40, 900
BLACK leg has attacked the cattle
near Paris, Ill. and many fne animals
have already died
GENERAL CADHUs NJ WILCOX died at
Washington on the I'd
An acrimonious conference of Irish
lNasionalists in London on the I'd ended
somewhat favOrsbly for Ps-neiL
Two miners were killed and q third
seriously injured by being struck by \
train Willis walking on the track near
Suffers sille. Pa
The Georgia railway onices and
freight and passenger depots, Augusta,
Ga. have been destroyed by Ere. Loss
ezs. O0S; insurance $54, 0O9.
I1fE J. L Case Tarsshing Machine
Company, of Racine. Wis. will not soin
she shFeShing machine trust.
Is recent fights between natiFas and
Eappa OF the Congo State. Africa oiTh .
laaSyes have beea killed aud tWsnts
EcuEaed.
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FOUND in A COWS HOOP.
Strange Recovery OF "a Ring Lost Nearly
Thirty Years

Strange Recovery OF Ring Lost Nearly
Thirty Years
n few weeks ago Thomas d Addison,
a dairy farmer living at Ia irlax Station,
Va, on tho Virginia Midland railroad,
twenty-four miles from Washington,
d iscOvcred I'm bodied in the hoof Of ono
of his cows a large seal ring. The ring
was very handsome one, and had en-
OF Mexico. the word Mexico, " and a
Spanish word that the farmer could not
decipheE. Inside were the words, s.H
J. Hunt Worth's Div"
Mr.. Addison reported the finding OF
the ring to tho Alexandria papers,
which published a short notice OF it
Soon after he received a letter from
Colonel Pitcher, U. \ A, now living in
Washington, saying that he was an
intimate friend OF Colonel Hunt and
served with m through the Mexican
war
When the officers OF Worth's Division
left Mexico they wished to have me-
mentOes OF the days and nights spsnt
together there, 50 all had rings made
alike During the7rebellion Colonel,
promoted TO Brigadier-GenerzI Hunt
commanded the Federal artillery that
ar one time was stationed in Mr. Ad-
disOn's meadow, and the ring was lost
by him at that time General Hunt
died two years ago. His family now
lives in Washington, and Mr. Addison
has turned over to them the ring re-
covered after lapse of q quarter OF Z
cenEury.-Je Weiers' Weekly.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL
BENJAMIN j. SHILLABER. known IN
the literary world as ''ArS Partington.'
Is dead He was 20 years OF age
THE Sultan of Turkey has conferred
| the grand decoration CT the Imperial
Order of Med jidie on Prot Koch
A DISPATCH from Suakim says thai
| the desert chief, Senoussi, is marching
against tho Mahdi with largo and
we'll armed force, and that the Mahdi,
owing to numerous desertions and priva
ton is in no condition TO meet the
enemy
SENATOR WADE HAMPTON was shot
in Washington County. Miss, while
bunting with his son The latter's gun
accidentally wont of and the Senator got
load of bird shot in his face. Serious
results were not expected
COMMISSIONERS RAUM has had con
ference with the sub-com mittee of the
House Committee on Appropriations, in
charge of appropriations for pensions.
General Raum told tho committee that
the pension deficiency would amount to
about $50. 900, coo
TIKI Siberian Exile Petition Associa-
tIon OF New York has decided to call the
Cars attenti 70 the condition of the
Jews in Russia
TIE French public debt is 80, 500. sls.-
sos francs
LADY COHSEMAIRAs daughter OF LOru
Dalhousie. has obtained a decree of d.
vorcs from Lord Connemara, ex-Gover-
nor of Madras, for adultery and cruelty.
PUGH has been reelected Senator
from Alabama
KING KALAKAUA. of the Sandwich
islands will visit California shortly for
his health.
PARSELL issued his manifesto to the
Irish people on the 2sth. The O'Shea
matter was ignored and defiance hurled
at the English Liberals Tho address
was intensely independent and it was
probable would divide the IRISH party
as we'll as hopelessIy sever. ng concerted
action with the Liberals
NJ d. HENRY, of Kansas, has been
appointed by the President an alter
nate Worlds Fair Commissioner, vice
j. F. Thompson resigned.
TIE Irish enVoys in America have
issued manifesto in which the reten-
ton of Parnell is made secondary to
home rule for Ireland.
GERMANY has redoubled its restric-
tions on American pork. France also
had determined following the same
line.
THE National executive committee
of free silver men has been called to
meet in Washington.
Mrs. HARRISON has left Washington
for Indianapolis to be gone week. On
her return she VIII be accompanied by
Mrs Mckee and her children.
THE Eastern Scottish Liberal socie ties
have adopted a Fesolut on approving
the course pursued by Mr.. Gladstone
and conforming the manifesto issued
by Mr.. ParneiL
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05
wHERE EARMlNa pAYs.

western Canada, have perhaps been the
most carefully watched portions of tho
North American continent during the
past year. These three provinces have
been aptiy termed the gransries and
pastures of Canada. Manitoba has
nearly $4,000, COG acres OF the richest
soil. peculiarly adapted TO the growth
of wheat and other cereals AssiniboiS
has something over "a, GOO, 600 acres OF
fat lands specially suitable to mixed
farming, and Alberta has -, OOO, goo acres
OF land as fertile as can be found, vast
eXpanses of natural Pasturage, and
broad districts rich in coal, minerals and
timber In these three provinces there
Is an abundant water supply. furnished
by a multitude OF lakes. rivers, creeks
and springs, and no portion OF the globe
can claim n more healthful climate, nor
ono better adapted - tho growth OF the
finest grades of wine--t, or to profitable
agriculture in all its branches The
past season was a fine illustration OF
the wonderful advantages and product
iyeness of the country; wheat aud other
cereals. roots, vegetables, hay, etc, all
yielded enormous crops, and there is
more genuine prosperity and content
ment to-day among the settlers of North
western Canada, than has been re-
corded in the history OF any newly
opeaed agricultural region
Among all these millions OF acres OF
fertile lands, free as air TO ali who seek
for new homes upon them, settlers from
every nation of Europe, from the older
parts of Canada and from many parts of
she United States are rapidly securing
farms and laying tho foundation Tor q
future competency