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The sun., 1890-12-23
APPLEJACk SCARCE
Three AaA Seasoss n suesessisA Isvt
Cast a Rlpeht On jersey.

SasS = Du6nt % SotSeys
PEAPAcK. Deo 22-Thsre is famine IN Nsw
Jersey which. II It occurred In somo parts OF
tho country. would create little anxiety and no
Distress but in that State It 10 . severe blow
70 large class OF citizens, and the conse-
ausnt suffering cannot be measured. 1t is an
applejack famine. Appleiack is tho distilled
Juice OF tho elder apple. and is q Jersey staple.
Residents Of the state have been brought up
to think that It 10 the only stimulant truly
fit to drink. and that It prolongs life. builds up
the system, and prevents disease. To prove
their assertions they point to hundreds OF hale
old mon who have imbibed applojaok for sixty
or seventy years. and at 80 arc as vigorous as
other men at half their age who have stuck to
corn Juice and brandy. The flesh OF these old
applejack drinkers is hard and fresh In color.
and their carriage is usually erect. To very
large portion OF the Inhabitants OF the State
who dwell In cties and occasion ally. visit the
sislfss ss asesrs .o from asfSFass
near sos and chat n' e
Whisky. brandy. and rum a, sold in the
rural tayerns Is usually purchased from travel;
ia . csy and 4
Il Is Impossible 70 ssil them rood LIQUOR. Con
ysrisbly ask Tor apple " in such sisess after
being poisoned once or twice with the rcd
The The scstSity s1S oi applsjaek in New Jsrss, !s
unpreoedented in the laat nfty years, and IL
due te the eompara,lye failure S & the apple,
1855 was wa BAD ss worse. and the last season
almost a total failure There are more than lltty
this o hsm aid
not run at all, while others ran for from emo
day to a week. In every case where a istillsr
traoted for In advance. or private stock therc
vas vas littls made made NsS Jersey farmers rs. hnys ni
and nd taking e the h product home Tor prya,e con-
that manner during the falI. but the quantity
stores in The cities. and paying thtes as much
W ksw sppsark @ is s'sa rank and sssS al and three
ant to drink. As CONSEQUENCE there will BE-
years. .the, sd LIQUOR being nearly a!l con:
sumed Of hsla Ct hsh spEes II & good years
or less: after paying q duty Of 20 cents . gal.
.s sss ,bsa s9l aSoT With ;S 5s1Ts .ss
anSsseah tssa K
sa1 II o ssn sea he Sa CHEZ
y sold in the ctties. Agents OF Wholesale houses
In this city have canvasssd the whole OF north;
9, sla sfnaas
have secured all that could be bought. A man
at Pomrton received an ofler Of S. . gallon for
which hs bought rear Warwick four years ago
for 81 a, gallon. He refused and said that he
20 Gesp the Gn1r os ms
that It would make little difference II there was
q big crop Of apples all over the State In 1891.
spirits for four years and the price of all that
vas IN stock now would steadily Increase.
difference" he said. but whom three bad sea-
sons come it upsets all our calculations"
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snd part or .ihs material on the siab filters
through the loyer, chamber Of the Incubator.
.as sls Il s,ssas sSsa BE- IA small
HghM MOTE Sho % n
Moore made his frst injection OF the lymph
BEELtS. Dec 22.-wiliam Desan. the Amori-
shayss oi u William AM 4. nTsitavsl Of Sew
the Koch systs@ II The Se Sose 'ss'o Was oDe iH mi
ersmme. Nine hours srtsrwerd symptoms q
reaction BEGAN TO be no,ieed; but !hey wsre M
tfs lung, witch eansed hip sonsid.tsbi.
ass ss asnssnSs w'Fs sSss
the patient to tranquil state Of mird.
Ssa lom lang Of sss
lungs at the AVausta Hospital after two weeks'
Treatment, during which he received SIX iniec-
proving; and 10 espessod * to be soon s dismissed
q 900 Sss,ss1 s s.ss
ss ' ess Ts Former e S
anxious to 30 enabled 10 procure private sup
D Koch Rs asss dssis.s HSse o ssenr.d,es tn. umo
health hs says hat on nj The con.rary, he% % en-.
tinus his studies in the path which he has
mapped out for himaelf
Acting upon advice given them. q number OF
consumptivs patients have a'rcndy returned
to the sonth OF Europe or to their homos. and
others are eAnectsd to follow their example
hospitals: aud few are receiving private
treatment
The statement is made that. the German
Government will grant Prof. Koch 1.000,0OO
marks and his assistants 5tO, 600 marks for the
Griyissge OF mannfaeturtne the Koch lymph
n a = N MI n n n n hnN.
large shars Of the profits accruinE from the
manufacture OF the lymph.
PARIS. Dec. 22.-Ths Veterinary Society has
resolved to treat o number OF animals by the
Koch system OF incubation. and to tabulate
MONTREAL. Deo 22.-Fiye more patients were
inoculated with Prof koch's curative lymph At
the General hospital to-day. Those already
operated on arc rapidly developing the symp-
toms OF plainod by the discoverer OF the process
The sun., 1890-12-23
Judge. Entertained at D,...r,

dinner was given at Delmonico's last nisht
to David McAdam and Leonard A. Giegsrtch.
the retiring Judges OF the City Court BY their
fellow judges. whom they leave behind. Judge
McGown was not present. owing to illness.
Congressman John Henry MCCARTHY WAS there.
and his presence WAS considered BY some to bs
confirmation Of the rumor that Gov. Hill
will appoint him as tho successor OF
Judge Nohrbas The dinner was eaten
in one OF the side rooms and the sixteen diners
sat at a big circular table. Judge Ehrlich
presided; other ,pIsa. ,peIIs9ans e. the liable were
nGormnn; Judge DAILY. Michael !. Blake.
Michael T. Daly. and Sx:Ciy Court Judges
were no formal spseohes, but sI.Judes Brewne
who, in rssponding gave brief history OF the
court. ivory gave!s were presented to tho re-
tirinG JudgeA
3S SHb says dinner ls;s %..s nigh, .c
stree; street tnrHn tApHGns these present were MAJOR
Conersssm%an man Fitch. Polios justices White and
McMahop. Judge MartiHs, Tax Qemmissioner Or
tor. Asssmblymsn Webster. and Gsbe Case.
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an AMERICAN DAMASCUS
A Project fer the Estab,ishness Of . New
Armenian Settlement

A Project fer the Estabushness Of . Now
Armenian Settlement
It Is estimated that there are now in this
country about $4,000 Arn,enians. They are
mostly engaged In trade. The headquarters
arc in New York city and few hundred men
control the whole under a sort Of patrarchal
system OF government which they all recog-
nizs with that traditional respect for authority
which Is peculiar to mon Of the East Some Of
the leaders have grown vsry rich by the i'm
portation OF Eastern goods which are sold BY
their peddlsrs throughout the country.
Others hsva. with Yankee shrswdnsss.
got into tho manufacture Of Initiative
Eastern goods which are peddled By
real Arabs whose personal appearance
serves TO give purchasers confidence In the
genuineness OF the articles sold. There are
among tho capitalists some who hear to their
dspendsnts about the same relation tina: the
come here verv poor have money advanced to
them for passdsss a. and wh;n % they get hers .hsS
goods 10 sci Until they are able % to
Nun bsrs Of tn .ss syriansa.nd Arabs have set
a,e frugal end iPaassrlous snd look forward te
their difficulties among themselves, and ar. are
SaaSs aGs Ss shs shs ps accepted leader is considered
Recently pro,oct has been started among
them to found new Damascus here. A syndi-
cate OF Armenian capitalists has been formed
SAND SAND seres q land IN sems ,syoSsbie iosaty saHf
near the coast. where the settlers may hpd a
climate suitable for silk culture. fruit growing.
and farming and whore the Syrian Immigrants
may find congenal occupation.
The rich Armentans who haye planned this
scheme propose to supply all the necessary
funds to bring tho Immigrants here. to pur-
chase the lspd End stock i. and to found .
until they are able to start on their own ec-
count. and they will Be encouraged to buy the
lapq Is soon as possible.
yet been determined. Tho capt. alists who
started the scheme. and who. prefer not to be
Townsend Scudder. a lawyer Of this city to
look out for the desired tract Of land. which
will probably 10 IN the South OF Southwest
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HERE'S A PICTURE OF US
Optniens OF Kaat Hansua OF Norway Cor
sernisE the American People.


seraiag the American People.
The most unRppreciative book Of recent
times concerning America hns been laid before
the Norweeian public BY Knut Hamsun. 1t Is
entitled Tho Intellectual Life Of America Of
To-day" and expresses IA an infinite variety
OF forms the opinion that American civilization
is . zero. Tho American school Of art. he
says, does not rise above the dinner table.
Stuffed chickens and roasted Joints are the TO-
vorits subjects, and whole branch Of indus
try has become exclusively occupied with the
production OF such pieces. Sculpture in Amer
lea Is devoted to representations Of tho
animal world. although occasionally aspir-
ing to subject as hiEh as q negro.
Tho least debased art In America is tho
dramatic one. There ere really great actors
here but they are handicapped by tho intro
duction OF tanks. stesmshi railway trains
horses. and revolvers ON the stage. They may
American pieces are dsbassd beyond redemp-
ton. Americans oyolve plays from everything
snd hs mn
ux@sSsan liberty Is considered @ m 2 - myth by +,
ished With bsnishment or d.aih. Tho oceu-
her nerves. painting reading Uncle Toms
Cabin" participating IN woman'e rights con-
crosses. and going TO church. Her ths'e Tor
dress is that of q savage. she wears scream
ing colors
American literature gets about tho same
treatment as everything else American. The
reason for tho absence OF good literature here.
according to Hamsune ideas. would seem to
be the lack Of general intelligence. In . city
the size OF Leipsic, he says. that Is. In Mlwau-
kee the only bookstore contained merely
birthday esrds. eilded NOTICES. !ithoRrapn
or two. Uncle Toms Cabin" and fancy INK
stands.
In manners Americans are lacking. Gays
HAmsun. even whom they apo the English An
American gentleman wears o $l5 hat and no
buttons on his trousers. He Zoos to tho theatre
with ladies without coat or waistcokt, and
with his braces drawn over his bare Shirt;
The conclusion ot the Khple matter In Ham;
bred barbarians VINO are supremely happy In
their bsrbarity. Hamsun came 10 America rs
an imIai9rsnt to save himselt from the e. sisrya-
tianla, lived here for some time. and then re:
turned in his 27th rear; with property and
Ing ' intellectual Life" here.
The sun., 1890-12-23
A Broker sw,nA,e. rAre. n..n.,

TOLEDO. Dec. 22.-Bstween 2 and O'Clock
this afternoon one Of Toledo's prominent
young brokers. Ed. Fl. Spear. swindled three
banks-the First National. Merchants Ma.
tional. and Ketcham National-out Of 81, 900
each. He deposited $3.50 in each bank. saying
he was tired OF the Northern National Bank
and wished to transfer his account. At 2:S0
he drew three checks for $1,000 each on the
Northern National and each OF tho other three
banks eashed them promptly. for Spear was
and e ,rsud haa Has az a tbs
Clearing House. Spear made no effort 10 es-
cape; and 10 now in prison. He refuses to give
any Information about the money.
The sun., 1890-12-23
4 GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE.
Three Thousand Railroad liea Quit Work
Ia Scotland.


GLASGOW. Dec. 22-The railway strikers
have. 30 far. succeeded In paralyzinR trafno
throughout the district Tery few trains ara
running. and those which the railroad officials
have succeeded in starting con only be run at
irregular intervals. Pickets Of strikers arc
stationed at many points. and they are trying
to induce tho few engine drivers remaining at
work to Join the strikers. In several instances
the persuasions OF the pickets have been strong
enough to win over add tions to the number OF
men already 9ut bl on st,iks, utle. A., .ondnc.,ro
their operations With much yiEor. Their pick;
sts are denE good work "a ~ the mineral t and
stopped. and there does not seem TO be any
prospect OF an carly settlement The strike rs
s.sS, % seaz sa Hnsn snd 4 S ssy'
a. additional thousand mon will quit work to-
nlfat: t. this .,,srnoon there were signs OF q
possible settlement Of the strike.
Of rswsy sas IS
non ksd 20 ase ses hs M
+. men Gasaonian N.r,h s5tish and
passenger trains, are running. Tho railway
sSs mSkins xsn sm ;fsnd r.. ssainsd ,9s
notice to return 10 wsrk and assert that tlev
are quite able to get new men to I'LL the places
In consequences OF the strike all the express
hours behind time; The managers of ths rail-
way companies threaten to prosecute tho
strikers for breach Of contract. asserting that
the mon failed 10 give their employers proper
notice before going out. The confusion result
kne from the striko is affecting the collieries.
furnaces. md large interests OF various kinds
| (oWn. and will remain closed until the strike
! settled. The GrseDock men have Joined the
| irike movement. but tho Edinburgh and
All North British trains between Aberdeen
ad Edinburgh. including the London express,
hSe ceased running.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Marie n.,,o. Give. Up Acting.

Mario Halton, who has becn prima donna
OF the Casino opera company for ayear past
has abandoned the stage for the present. and
1t is possible that che may never again appear.
Miss Haton was with the travelling company
that presented Poor Jonathan" In Philads.
phia last week. but she. gave up her part for
Hotel vendome on Broadway. She objected to
travel on the ground that she was not physi-
caly equal to i; and MnnaEer Aronson ami,
last night that she would so to Europe for .
soag stay at an early day.
The sun., 1890-12-23
tn. cs.rres..,o.., Clus D,..er.

The Congregational Club Of Brooklyn ate its
annual Christmas dinner last night In the
Johnstone building In Fulton street and Flat
bush avenue The members o! tho club with
theIr wives and guests, numbered nearly 200.
and the party. big as 1t was, partook OF the
character Of q family gathering The quartet
choir Of the Central Congregational Church
dresses wore. made BY the Rev Chaunosy B.
Brewslsr OF .Grac. Rplscopel Church, the Rev.
ssson ct .h. sHsfS Se
isrian Church. and ths Rev. Dr. Nathan Z.
Wood Of, the Strong Place Baptst Ohnrch.
Kincs!d. Robert y. Benedict. the Rev. Dr.. u
man Abbott, Z. 2. Ide, And tho Rev DR.. A. B.
Ostrander. Tho Rev. DR.. X g. Storrs presided
The sun., 1890-12-23
Cen. to Lick Manager D...el,y.

An actor, who appeared to bs In vsry un-
happy frame OF mind, loitsrod In the lobby Of
the Broadway Theatre last night with the
Rvowed purpose OF thrashtng Manager J. E
Donnelly OF the Dun orera company. who is .
brawny man. able 10 take good care OF himself
A polic ceman told the actor 20 move ON, but Ee
refused. The policeman arrested him.
AT tho station house the prisoner said he was
not John Thompson, though he gave that
PANE. He declined 10 say anything more, and
csIYs ssrsssnt t Lane discSasssd d dISaor sSe Actor,
- Manager Donnslly refused TO make q coQl-
plsint The setpr sAil hs Wsuld settle tie
dispute a1Oshsg time.
The sun., 1890-12-23
NEVIS OF THE RAILROADa
LOUISVILLE Ky. NEW YORK. N. y.
Latest IaNorn atioa Of Interest Frsn Al
Quarters.

Latest Iaforn atioa Of Interest Frsn All
Quarters.
ATcH1soN. Ram Deo pa meeting OF the
directors Of lvs OF the local Missouri Pacific
companies Eet here to-day and formally CON-
solidsted with tho parent system. Tho con.
solidation was effected by authority OF an act
OF tho Legislature passed two years ago. Six
companies Of tho same system will meet at
Wichita tomorrow. and will bs merged into It.
A meeting OF the directory OF another local
company will be held in New York this week.
and will also consolidate with the system, thus
max twelve companies that viii 10 swal.
with the System later The consolidation does
not affect the rights OF the municipalities that
The Pennsylvania Railway Company mas
Snd eSsosSii: S TlefIa Tisy Wi vii +: a slSSp
com sompe,a % Train snS Pullman ina n rsaee sns
dining. sleepinG. buffet. and observation
sns snS | n sffn 5. e11xss TS:
viii p s spd s fso
REPRESENTATIVES Of the West yireln'a Central
Virginia iron ore fields ut Washington to-day.
t9 consider plans for The ex,epsion Of the West
present ,ef%inps. to the Chessposk. .nd Ohio
ltnilroad at Goshen, Va. distance Of 100 miles.
route VII s5oSodo 70 the oR rosd L
built. Engineers are now at york Oh tho route.
The action OF the Trunk Line Association
at Chicago in refusing to adopt the uniform
rfS:ded es so'd On %se sse
icaton Tor universal p uso. the Trunk Line As
sssn that @ consisutsi he eniss e. eomnit'se. nm
No complaint was made during The progress
wGpS INF bs shs EbS1an @ a tSn
was j.. ". Mid eeiy Of the Western Freight As
nes nss hn ass {. .nted e hs :
nent Craftsmanship.
Ohio. ReIt Line .Ra iiro ad was Begun yesterday:
Hosea Paul of Indianapolis. who has been app
assume his duties. From Findlay the road
vii! be built across to the Cincinnati. Hamilton
| and Dayton Company line.
,wm. R. Betts brought suit yesterday against
Ssa S2sns ns1 gHnys snn SG%Dsns i
from the train At Charlottesville Va. because
bs rues nes re-
The Western Grievance Committee Of the
Company Lad cenfers rsnrs yesterday with
General MANAGE o'Dell IN an effort, to, secure
hsy s sss ss
oountry @ Mr. IT. 6Bo said al he You'd place ahss sS
and the committee Expressed hope Of succs,s.
There is no thought OF striking.
An odd story IL told Of DR.. Samuel Il. Case,
avenerable, citizen Of oneonta. as to the In
ception Of the Albany and Sus9uehanna Rail.
road line between Albany and Binghamton. At
OF Oneonta in January. 1851. DR.. Case heing
one. railroad between Oneonta and Albany
On the spur Of the occasion DR.. Cass drew IN
call for public meeting In behalf OF tho enter
prise. and procured the insertion OF tho call In
q local newspaper at Il cost 81 Nifty cents. Out
OF this incident grew the construction OF 2O5
miles Of railroad, built and equipped at a cost
forming the most important division OF The
Delaware and Hudson Canal Companys rail.
way system.
The sun., 1890-12-23
He Arrested Then Anyhow.

LocKpoRr. Doc 22.-Hendy Matthews, who
formerly resided here. but has lived recently
in Michigan. returned about q month ago and
made his home with stephen Hosmer Mr..
Hosmsr had . daughter named Flora. 16 years
old. On Friday morning the father yas sur
had slopsd 10 Tonawanda. He swors out .
warrant aud despatched an ofilcsr to bring
until after they had been married by Tona-
Wanda minister. But he brought them back.
The sun., 1890-12-23
TIE Pirate. At the Bro.dw.y.

A fortnight Of comic opera that Is to preoede
Actor Lawrence Barrstt's production Of
"Ganelon." was ushered In at the Broadway
Theatre last nigh. by the ]. c. Dutf Company
with presentation Of" Tho Pirates Of PenZ-
zance that was In many respects admirable
opera was given with chorus SO well drilled
that it's sbi!ity won quick srpIoval. Miss Lily
Post was liked as AaJei. Mr. Essee:t made an
agreeable Etederick. and Ar. Laughlin was az
estimable Rrdte Knlu.
The sun., 1890-12-23
The Eyrnud Case

PAss. Dec. 22.-La Lanferne to-day publishes
. statmsnt that one OF the jurymen who tried
Eyrau and Gabrielle Bompard was a bank
rupt Which, says that newspaper annuis the
veIdie4
La IIesss announces that G Gabrielle Bompard
will ssve her torn OF twenty years imprtson-
ment IL the Central Prison at Rennes.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Tb. Irish Relief Service.

LYNDON. Doc. 22.-H. NJ. S, Magnet left Ports
moth to-day for tho coast OF Galway. The
Msaet is loaded with meat and potatoes to-
Rsthr with a quantity Of Government stores
OF aidosc riptions. This cargo is ono Of ssries
ssntlnd to be sent by the Governmsnt. to re-
Iieveshe distress OF tho famishinR Inhabitants
OF cetain sections Of ireland.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Eight College Roy. A--e.,.d.

GALEsBuRa. Dec. 22--Eieht students Of Kaox
College were arrested to-day on q criminal
charge OF maliciously burning large number
OF beer barrels at recent college ceisbration,
ices OF a Wholesale liquor store Some OF the
barrels contained liquor. The students failed
to come forward aud settle the damages
OF them were arrested this afternoon there WAS
. great hustling around among the others I'm.
ment without going into court
The sun., 1890-12-23
New Bank In Oyater Bay,

ALBANY. Dec. 22.-A certificate OF association
Of the Oyster Bay Bank to do discount and
deposit business In tho village OF Oyster Bay,
Queens county. has been fled with the State
Banking Department. Tho new bank is to
have capital OF $4,000. divided Into $50
shsrss, Amor the organizers Of the bank arc
Ludlam. Vincent 7: Travers. Of 6yster Bay.
Townsend d. Cock OF Locust Valley. L. l., and
Walter Z, Fiero OF BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Senator H..r.r. Il,,.,..

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22-The condition Of Ben
stor Hearst OF California, who is suffering
from stomach and bowel trouble. is not much
changed from that OF yesterday. He is still
quite ILL., and IL Is probable that 1t will BE- some
lime before he will be able 10 resume his
duties d,T IN the, the se@nste; @ few menths ago he
lowed By an attack Of tho grip. Since then he
has been troubled with insomnia and general
dAhilitX
The sun., 1890-12-23
The Sam s,.ter. ., Ch,c.er,.s Hall.

concert that drew to Chicksrinx Hall sew
eral hundred impressionable listeners last
night brought forward as public entertainers
three young musicians who call themselves
the sam Sisters. Miss Carlotta Sam appear cd
as a contralto. Miss Es.elie sam as pianist.
and Miss Lena Satf as a soprano. Tbs friendly
listeners spplRuded their efforts In . pro-
gramme that was made up OF grand opera
selections and ballads
The sun., 1890-12-23

A. h.-sso $50 courtsnd avesue Daniel wasnsrs
bakery damage $1,000 slight damage to adjoining
building Of the Asrose Turuversin; $50 ss2 aad s34
West Fourtssnth street. Church OF g. Bernard damage
hsn, damage SO.
!+oo; ',sa 70 Icmpkins street Robert crAiE damage
$1,000; 500 Manhattan street Charles ChApls, lamp
sxploson: $50 iaa Park row, spartmsnts Of Niohssi
Powsrs. damage $25: $40 80 Brecaer street wood.
ddamass $500. Il:i4 oat Thrd avenue lless AIeles
age S3Oh, damage 10 bullcihg 81. eOU.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Peter. Q. to So. WILLARD. r.,s...

Several hundred potters embracing dssien.
srs. modelisrs. engravsrs. and others employed
In the pottsriss round about New York. wen,
In "Th. Middlemsn. where The hero OF ihs
play is potter. II was apparent from the ap-
plauso that Mr. Wlllard's potter had won the
approval OF the OK perts present
The sun., 1890-12-23
Killed !. = r.r.ell Quarrel.

LEXINGTON. Ky.. Dec 22,-Patrlck Fahey and
Cornelius Sullivan ouarrell.d Yesterday After
noon At their boarding house. two miles from
this city on the, Louisville Southern Railroad.
Ivan with an aks-hnndls. and sullivan cut
fahsy's throat and stabbed him to the heart
With q psnkniio., Pahey died instantly, and
Sullivan has not been seen sncs. Both were
Irtshmen. Thor were section hands.
The sun., 1890-12-23
The Jews Leaving Zussis.

BEaLM. Dso- "a. The newspapers Of this
city report that $1,000 Russian Jews are OK
pscted To arrive at Hamburg soon. and that
arrsngsmsnts are being made there to send
them to Brazil. IL In said that committee is
now beng formed In Hamburg to take charge
OF the army OF emigrants on their arrival.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Mary Aadersea Do Navarro Expsstsa with
the Spring.

the Spring.
Mrs joss F. do Navarro and Mr.. Alfonso do
Navarro were among the passengers Of the
North German Lloyd steamship Spree which
arrived yesterday morning after An eight days
journey from Brsmsn. Mrs, dc Navarro has
beer, abroad year and Lalf. and has spspt
his bride, MARY Anderson. who have been at
their homo IN Tunbridgs Wells, England, but
main during the cold season. Mrs. joss do
Navarro expects that her ron and daughtsr.in-
law will sail for this country early next sprtng.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Kansas F.r.ers ..a Grain Rates.

Cu1cAoo. Dec. 22.-It is rumored In railroad
circles here that tho Kansas farmers intend TO
try to force q sweeping reduction In grain
rates. II is said that tho Interstate Com
mercs Commission IL TO be appealed to. and
that evidence is being accumulated by com.
against the Rock leland. the Atchison. and the
Missouri Pacific. Railroad mon hero believe
that Kansas City grain dealers are behind the
movemept
The sun., 1890-12-23
The De,.,aed .-,e.m.r. Set Sail,

LONDON. Dee. 22-Ths heavy fog finally lifted
to-day SO that the steamers Umbria VI d MIS-
consin and q whole feet OF other vessels In