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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
tT THE PLiIHOi SIS

ri. f,rp,ycll appearance ~ salNini al inc N"p'."
,.,..,, -, rr,do, and saturday evenings "i 'h'
, ,,u Io one of the chief dramatic occurrences
, ,...,.on II +. -cvcrl ycaro since he pl'F'' "'
rr,lr,,, appcaring then at the Acadc"+-iH M"'''
, r..l,,. evening he viii play IN "Ihc "ui'"' '""
49,. tor,.,v night ~Othcllo.' The performances WI"
.,. t attract much attention. from the H''' '"''
rt 1c first time the actor mas HpP''I'u !" ''
e. t, mi t,i,t ana in view Of hi approaching ''
,..,,,,,. fam, tlc country. ON SATURDAY 'O'"''
,,.,,,c, ,,lyiul. SON Of the traecdian' VIII P",
with IN. ,alvnl company in Don 'a''" ~ '','',
rb,. early evening, 81 the week VIII be o''up''' '
local socicti"- A., n..i, rho
Littl, Lord Fauntlcroy' returns To t'' ""
.t,. u,i. week II had successful representation
early i'm tbc season at the same house. ana the P''"'
ing performance then gwen Will be repeated o'''"'
Hu..cu and RAY Ma,kc will appear III 'h' pay
The still Alarm with it, ic'l'u' P''''"''','"
- .,.pc- in a Grrcngnc house, Will be seen I'll tho
lee ,ycnuc Academy Of Music lhl' week. Inc pay
l.. a. non,,la.r one with the theatre going pubic
rlc Ioudor ,.aici, Company appears at the Academy
- v,.ir tor one week.. beginning to moro" night
,,,...o,tup Euu.t No to Date MIS- lorenzo y.
John has never been lii b'ti'I N"''' =" ''''' W '
w go ,uunuurrd Yesterday that llrIfhahl the h'
,i,.,n l,d lconc the owner oi the ''dlcly l'"lU h
ti,i,,,m ,,y owned by Milbanh ana Lewis. lho
',,,,.ti, ni,. Tor the transfer were cOmpI'itu "'o
,', and lin. lease viii be- ,l@ncd To moro" noon.
nn,c iuidlug VIII be erected al "A cost 0i 0looOOo
and IL vii Lo con ttuctcd to seat 1000 persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Misc R,.iua Duffy lives with her mother. the JAM
,rc.s of the second District Police Court, dt no l'I
e,uyvc.ant ave The Young girl earns living 'N
eowiug book, at Smiths Printing ohce. 10. 4''
Cherry ST. Now York She =, pretty ana ha' several
admirers among the Young men employed al ia" place
one Of these is John W. Norton Of NO. ""' ''i""d -'
,,, has been accustomed 10 escort Miss Dul} a'ro',
,,o uridon on Friday night Nort0n went OYER -
rrnoJJyu 10 see Eosina lie asked the proprietor 81
fine clanrant on the first floor Of the Duiy apartment
TO send message 10 the yonng womah l'!hng Iti
,I,t "a oirl from The shop waiting 10 zee hci. a.
''ir - 'hn made her appearance NOHuE norton lnr
s",toJ revolver Al her mead and exclaimed ihat h'
TIc F,rl boWevcf ,ozcd he pistol before lc c'uI1
carr, oil his threat ana he va, finally oNcfP'"cirI
ara elected from the place. lie thcn nlI' t"V'IaI
attru,1t, Ia enter the elrs rooms and wa finally ar
rested by OEccr Notary. oi The i"nF"culn Ire
morning in c0uIt Mis-, Duty charged norton VAN al
tempting 10 LlI her The accused man pleaded MOI
guilty and held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
n 1rlrrrR -nrrnlcL .IecLrs

,r,o fl.,.,,. t,r,,.,ti. -.,f.tv 80 ..,e rather
l.' ''''
ambitions performance N.Ni IHHf.'f' 't''.'..' I'D
the Criterion Ti~ltec fu.-,l. from tho r'irt.' 81 .
Ga. ,.c,,n,,. l.ic.. flat tlr rc-f,rnanoc u.u Doc
o." ri ,t,
''" ~ "''' '.i' "'''"''' ~ '''"''' '' '''
b. au eccentric comedy D.; W n. Gilbert. ana Wa
o.. ..,, l. u.. ,o,ntrr ,iort t...
J" -''"
years "S'. anon "'' VIZ "H 'P
pear 300 thc play age John lainr-, NilIirH
Din more John vs. Noh- Pert ". Cole. IS. r. Ilarr..
d. - Ilrdrn,,p William f. iI,pLin-. , Iru..
j" " -,
brown. -. N'"v't'. 81. ~. Hniht' ". Moran. WI.
vs. shuttle Miss ilIc Irai-,. So. Iu.i- luruh1m
CO.,. ,,...,, t.l. Al. tiIi, o. -,... NJ.
Ha -cii. pnh'h' N'"I'I' ''ii'h''' y hu'' L'"I'"''
and Thornton. and Misses bla-m0.c, t.t .I"r ara
Wood
g., - i,.. Z, .,,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
rRIc1S or AoyDoy B0okSELLERS
Eugene Fields letter 10 The Chicago News.

Eugene Fields letter 10 Tie chicago News
Nearly every book dealer in London is It publisher.
cuucutN. If You seek particular book II /, hard
to procure at once uulc,, Nou know the name and
location of the publi,hiu- house. There certain
dealers notably llatchHrd. I'm Pccadn> who VIII
.r any book that print aud can be got, but they
require time. 60 into any shop ana ask for an Item
ami the chance, nine 10 one that the answer
viii he: 80, We haven't It, but we can get II for
Nou.'
In every little nine by four shop you hear talk
,lout d. our factory We shall have to send down
to onr factory for this article or that TIL, sort %
thing malcs even strong men very weary.
Nfcr inuuiring in vain at half dozen shops for "a
copy OF Jnmc, Whitcomh Rilcy's poems | made the
long tourney IatcrnO,tcr Row and applied for the
look nt Lourman', the Publisher. va, referred Ia
n dealer In II. Paul's CmrchNam. Ththcr | pro
ccclrl. They all ont of the book. but couid
ct me one. How soon can you get II ~ asked
In Il week or ten days they aid. Where do Won
have tn 20 for D" asked. 10 the publ 'lcrS.
they answered. My friends said l. IL have
travelled four mile. for that book and am going To
cnlnp here till gel It, The publishers Is only one
minutes walk from hcrc-now fetch me that book
Very few Of the second hand hOok--hop keepers
know what they have IN stock. You ask them for u
certain book and they shake their heads. when
the chances that several copies Of the book Won
want are conepcuousy d5 played upon their shelves
Their s0calcd catalogue, are not worth much; De
cause they include. In most cases, ONLY the hlgh
priced books. The real rurO,itcs are To be found
not In the catalogues. but upon the top and bottom
shelves Of the dusty stalls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
( WEDDING

Tho wedding II Mis- Grace Ahc" Hulhley' d'nI''''
NJ Mrs Edwin huxley. to rrcdcrck william Mos l'>'
ru,-iay evening al - o'clock at the house oil h'r
mother so. Is Ecm~cn It.. excited great
interest i'm the social circles Of Brook
Ism. The n,r,l decorations were lavish ana
t,.tehll The Rev d.. Richard :. Ntorrs performed
fll. ceremony. The bridesmaids were Miss Ihcod'rA
Luul.y and Ni>, ka'r buckley Jonathan IuIN'l
wa. bet man. AVID tie u-hors were William y Head
" D. c. Field. Nose Build., and d. George Nhl".
, reception was held after the wedding and among
those present were Mr. and Mr.. F.. II. Li'chi'"'
Mr. and Mr. W. T.. Leonard Nr. and Mr. j. l. Morgan.
Mr. and Mr.. Frederic, \. Ward. Nj and Nc. -. -;
ttIttrndcA. Professor and Mr.. Eo0lcun"' VIZ. ",'
Nr.. e. II. Mallory Mr. and N,-. W.. IL Or, ,',r
p.>ou. Mr. and VIZ f. IL, H. Lyman Mr ana NJ NJ
& Z, DiI.. Mr. ard Mr.. y. c. White. pr. ana NJ.
Wu,m GIiGli1n. VII avid Mr.. Ii. d. romcmuS. VI.
and Nr. h. j. cullen Mr. and Mr.. William Leon
Nr ana Mr. J. II. Leonard. Dr. and Mrs j. H. wells,
Wr and Mr. g.. H. Noiiat. Mr.. and Nr~. T. l." Grand
l,.sr- Mr. Van No-'wtud. tbr Mis- ulkc Miss
criitrrdcn N..~ GllGau Miss Van Nycl1 Mis- Jessie
-,l.,r Nh, Misc Drc.rr. James >iillm1u. pr :.
rlr., ~pcr Livingston Wells. Arthur Jcnn'ne' judge
y pike Professor T.. w. ~atur. L. =. ba'h Ih'il'N
Yam Nu~traud the Rev. Joseph seaman. W. \. iaylor'
IL l. Russell. II Boston, aid Ex-Governor Loni'-
larry 81 Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
HOw SOuE PUBLICATIONS LIVE.
MERCHANTS WHO OUGHT TO KNow BITTEN
srBMTTfNG TO PITY BLACKNNL.

MERCHANTS WHO OUGHT TO Know BITTER
srpMrTtNG TO PETTY BLNCKNNL.
ut la, AWAY, puzzled me-" said an old newspaper
,,.r,cr ,b, other dav. BE- how So many serial puhca-
fi,rs II an inferior Mind manage o. thrive 10 MS
city ,,Lcic 81, many good ones also flourish one
would thlni that the oil established widely cT"l''''
ably cllt,d uapcrs would drive The other, 90 III" wall
especially m the advertising n"N II th'r" Is any CITY
Ia Gle Union that 4, thoroughly cau'a,>'d ana r.
c,r,t. cd every lay 600 th" year for advertising pr
pose. ~ is Sew York. and II ITS merchants ana ir'"''
,..,i. tr,. ult well Informed g. 10 o." comparative"
,,l,.. ~ most advertising mediums. 90 g. certain"
o., i.c ,,ult ~ tho respectable arcni, Ihri' ar
..-r 90. ruprlou, ono. lowcvcr who manage I'D
deceive customer. into Spending r'pl money 70" papers
whose circulation can bc discovered only ln '"'
Imagination ,f their affidavit editors
y ran against ono 81 these fellows m" "'h'r ''S
,a., Lee opened my cyc, a lilo. am oui ~ Il si'"'
lion ..' now you know. and answered a" a'''r '''
mont calling for reporter a weekly journal oil
.o,,,. ,r.fcn.l,n. / found tho editor AMI proprietor
.lo.a .,I pr.pcr,u, fra well furnished I""my Once
II, ufo,d,,y and the following c1nvrr alton ensured
lyon a... advertising ior a reporter
..Y,.. am. for bright ouc. DO yon think go"
can 80 ITO worl ahrc'
81 can 20, t.~ ncv, every time, and VIZ" IT. up
.nicllecuil,. Il that what you wan. WHAT ''''
DO ,,u intend 70 pas
-.Vcu. AWAY lay commission to m' m'"' "''
.alI}. ,.,,
..Vrl. I'll tell you am thinking JUST no" o.
,,...i,., tu d., wool made ln u!, clty. Nh' "n'">
I..t Inv much wool is handled icr yearly N'''
..,tl lilo ,oa io %, ON and compile I-' "' 'h'
wool merchant, aul ret Ircuy accurate '''' "' Jazz"
much each Grm handled last year wac" YOU nav
r I.., c,u.plc,c VIII have sct mp n Twp ana ''"
lrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
OBSERVINE THE HOLIDAY.

Washnfton's Birthday was observed III hI"''I' "
10y the closing Of public offices ana OF many places o."
business and "a generous display Of nags ana bunIi'
The city Hall was decorated in rainbow IA hon. rlo
being expended BY authority Of the Common 'onn'1.
The vessels at the Navy Yard made "a pretty 'ifhi.
The roar Of guns vas heard at daybrcak at Fort
Greene, at the foot of COurtst and az the head 0i
Stdgg st., Of the expense Of the city. GOvcrnurhi
saluics were fired 10y the vessels at the Navy ara
at noon.
Many persons took advantage Of the day tp attend
the matinee and evening performance, at the Theatres.
The jubilee exercises ia the Academy of Music al
ractcd large numbers OF persons. The special g,
crClscS bN various organizations were also well a
tended. In accordance with custom the member 81
the BrGGhlvn Institute listened 10 Grafton ia un
hal OF tie Institute Building. IN Westinghouse, last
evening. rhc orator the Rev. II. Price Collier.
the eloquent young Unitarian minister and HI sub
jcct was General Lafayette. The cornerstone Of the
Old Apprentices Library. laid hy LAFAYETTE in 1874.
when he last visited this county, was an object Of
interest displayed at the exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
yyriL ugETIyq IN ywyDryE1RGItyS

The twenty sixth annual meeting Of the New Yorl;
Association II the New. % Swclcnb0rgian. Church
wa. held Yesterday at th" Church Of the New .Icr
salem. Clask {. and Monroe Place. The session
va, op.ncd at 10 o'cloch. The Rev. =. s. seward
ur...i!,d There. were ahoti nd, delegate, and u
nrrr congregation present. Among those In at
tendance wcr, thc Kcv. Mc,-r,. j. G. Agcr. {. H.
Slam. ". ~. schiller. T.. u. Ornebcc aud ". H.
IichI Dr. Brent. Dr. Il. &. Monat, l.. T.. Wilmarth
4 f. Ein0lcrg. =. \. Andrew and JOhn Filmcr, Of
rr,ukI,u. j. H. Waters. y. Hobart. j. Fly. ID. \.
Cnodru and l.. \. Gihbcu., of New York. and \. 81.
twrhtnl,ur al Orange - j. The Rev. Mr.. seward
read the report of the Eoari 81 Director. "hCh was
rintlou The Rev. &. II. Mann. of Orange y. j."
nnrtrinc az thc Maximus Homo" The doctrine h
that Of the absolute intcrdependent oneness OF INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
MYSTERY SURROUNDS HER CASE.
STRANGE HALLUCINAT;ONs CT THE HANDSOME
AND WEALTHY MISS DRURY.


AND WEALTHY Ms, DRURY.
The mystery surrounding the case Of Miss Harriet
D. Driry. The hand and wealthy woman WHO
was committed 10 the King, Comfy Insane heyum co.,
Friday has attracted considerable attention. \
short time ago she went. Of her OWL accord. - tc
prix.tc ASYLUM Of Dr. Wells. at 80. --3 81 MiIk'
ave-. where she soon developed symptom, ~ violent
INSANITY The peculiar phase Of her mental d-cl.r
fine h,Ilrciuaton that she i, haunted ly . phantom
lover for whom she is continually hunting about the
house She became so destructive that Or. Wells go.
finally obliged TO have her committed To th" public
a,.lum as a pay patient. She Ic-I-tcl Violently t"
attendant WHO came t. take her away. ard i v'-
necessary to carry her forcbly INTO the carriage.
Miss Drury j. possessed Of considerable Income.
b,t little is known Of her antcccdcnts. she va, born
I'm Fond da Lac Wis. in l751. and Inherited largo
estate from her father mother. both of whom ar"
dead. she wa, educated at Va ,ar College. and .n.
spent a large part Of her lie boz travelling .n n"Ar
every country OF The world From numcgon. lett r-
found among her possession, rs evident uaI
she had made many friend, and doquaihi'h'
Ir - Fnroucan tour frequent reference made -
a great calaniIty which had brfacn her ani winch
itg u.,tIcs She laid she had been ha-"iV d"r''ra
Ly . .-ucc. About two month ago Size cane q!
tracj.l No wa once on the Ya--ar tan. bat "h"
now conducts a fashionable hoIiGlhf mouse lpi WOMEN
frcd Of travelling ana That she wanted home. Nn"
De- ~au--;ic gave her apnl;nrnt., ga the Cop '?r a.
trouble developed and .lc W3- prevailed "p'h 80 I'
f. Dr. Weiss retreat.
Litter, have been -ent 10 nearly ail ih' person
whom MIS- Drury referred 10 at V11pi' 'dhr a "''
ficuds. .ratIHc~ or edaidiiH-' iHi ID nr.,N ety.
Instance uc ct,cr. n,' bee. 'i1r,'a T;,n ,G,r,.
named Hero the matter -tnnds. and ne awe.
Who have the case in land VII now appi' i% ,,'
appointment Of committee Oh the unhappy '"''''
Ipl-Ou aud estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
4 GREAT SUNDAY-SCHOOL HALL.
THE NEW ADDITION TO THE REV. DIR.
MEREDITH'S CHURCH
OPACITY FOR 1000 prPILS-ADMIRABbE Ar
EANGEMENrs OF THE BUiLDING-THE
LARGEST OF ITS KIND IN
THE COUNTRY.


As the rcv Dr. T. r. Meredith is said to be the
most successful sunday school worker in roohyh' II
not I'm this country il j. lifting that he should have
the largest and bet cluI.ped SUNDAY school nan III
the Initcd states for the work OF giving lchSl""' "
sructi0n 10 the children associated with MS church,
As ne performs a great work outside Of the duties I"
his own paStOrac in cNpoundins sunday school lessons
for the benefit Of teachers. not only in his own school,
but also in those connected with ncicbor.nc churches
on the Hill the building just being completed VIII
serve double purpose ON sunday afternoons 1t VIII
he thronrcd with children " various ages, ana OH
Tuesday evenings persons Of larger growth VIII III
il. In Boston. fremont Temple proved too small loi
those who attended Or. McrcdithS sunday Nchooi
lectures on saturday afternoons there and his popn
aritv j, no less in brooklyn, where he now continues
the work
The new sunday school building, which VIII be
opened for regular early in March, adjoin' mo
Tomplm, hvcuuc congregational Church in McDH-
ouGll .. The church j, huge structure ana Is ONLY
exceeded i'm seating capacity by Plymouth until the
Tdlcrra,l" is constructed. but the sunday school
hidnc greater in ~Ic. II covcrs plot of ground
1ION13, feet and the iron; Is constructed A. contluu
alton Of That OF The church, Of prc--cd brick with loe
vile h?pwu.touc trimming. Behind the 'front.' wall
there j. space Of fifteen feet between the church
and the SUNDAY school buiidn-. The latter Is q t""
story structure. with sine sunday school hal "n the
second floor a'G IS reached hy broad staircase at each
Of thc four corucg- The entrance, to these are or
either SIDE ~ the cd.oc. lu the centre is AN ar'h'd
entrance leading into e broad hallway. ON III" left
~ Ills are tn church pnrlo:-. which VIII display
au elegance and MAu.y not common T."
the social Ioou- NJ church. u has bee"
though. Wis" to ~ thom mp and furnish Thee"
upon the same scale "a a." private parlor' ot th"
wealthy members II thc churh. Fine fireplace,
with carved wood naut"- and expensive Thing add -
The beauty %. On" rom-.
Connected win these ro'u- is . spacious hiicH'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
nr,yGiyG the pAyE or ENGLAND TO TERMS
From, Eugcno rcId's london letter 10 Tho Chlcago

News.
wealthy New Yorker had an exciting parlcy IN
,,. nam nf England when he presented IA number of
',tc' tnr exchange into American MONEY I'VE
d"n,t hnow Won. sir" said tnc teller. lon must
to tIc"tiecd y shall not DE Identified said the
Ycy' Walker YOn must cash your notes or shall
make trouble" The cashier came up ana tried to
cu.tom etc At least" said tn" cashier We shall
require YOU 10 put your name on the back of the notes
/. shall do no such thing.p voclfcratcd the New
Yorker d" am solvent and entirely responsible !
Shall not ndor,e Your paper. and taking out IN wa'n
unless yOu accept your notes III 'lNc minutes uuc !
hal scnd thcui to protest rhi, heroic treatment
created "A great sensation In the sleepy old bank but
the note, were cashcd and the New Yorker went MS
way trumphantly lie was Jay Goulds secretary j.
MOrosni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

human lrce in heaven and hell from the hrSt 10 inc
last CT every being that has been born.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

4 cc0graphis-l department was added 10 the Eroot
Ivn Institute last week. and one of The oAcer- tell.
me the members hope 90 make ii good deal mor. than
a merely ornamental appcndapc Lecture. Lv OK.
plorcrs and travellers viii De one feature. but merriam,
not the most uscfll or prominent part Of lis work.
II i, likely that the department will carry ont mans
which before a great while viii enable all tea nor,
81 geography IN TN, ncgborhOod TO examine and study
fine best apuiencc, in in This country and Europc
for the study Of geography, such as maps. atl,,e-.
Globes. tollurlan, aud 50 on. Some Of the member.
desire that soon practicable facilities may De
provided under the auspices Of the department for the
who wish to render some service to geography. and
who therefore need some technical acquaintance with
Surveying and mapping, geology, botany and pho
physical geography 10y an authority in that branch
viii be one CT the features next These are
only a few Of the ideas which it is hoped TO develop
in this department, which hopes to be one Of the
largest and most active in the Institute.
The favorable report made by the Committee on
Military Affairs Of the House Of Representatives on the
iii approprating $780, 900 for the erection Of
ment over the remains OF the martyrs Of the prison
Slips is Of special interest In Brooklyn though it i
really a matter that the entire country. AMI
should appeal powerfully 10 tie patriotic instincts Of
al americans IL Is well known that the bone, Of
these men, who persisted miscraby in the jersey and
The other fostering huls lying at the WaabOut, which
he British used places of confinement for their prs
jncrs Of during the Revolution DOW cntombcd
Al Fort Greene and II Is there that the proposed
incnt Il u bc erected. The precise number of the
martyrs Is unknown, but IL is known that GA per
hed the Jersey alone. and 1t is estimated that no
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02

Then, addressing the minister, who had just taken hIs seat, the eshoster said.
 "Brcther. I would like to ask you few questions, The 5oys all say thal they are waiiin' 10 see what stand takei so you won't object io a few question. wii you1'
 Certainly not
 "rhankee. Wall, now. hew's polite ntss in ihe heathen's eoon,lp
 sHe knows nothing ef poliseness.'
 "Ah, bah We'll. how's the question of capital and iaboP"
 '+rhsre IS no labot--no capital
 NO sirikess'
 eNo Got DO eandidaSespa "ko eaadniatess "Doa', have to wear no clothes, is l undeutand the s,Luaticn.
 "rhey have no cloth.
 No lseyers there. reekanS
 Nc lawyots.9
 "Well. pafs0n that's the country In lookin' Inf. an CT an emigration agsns wuz 10 come here he'd keteh esery sen- sibls man ia Saline county. Rsys, ] dont think we can give Mf Heasken anything. It would be ss foelish as haalin water an pourin' !, in the river. ,-Agkausaw Traveller.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
The kensuokY Cyclone.

The latest repcrl from the Kentucky cyclone says that no lives were lost n Bowling Green.
 At the Falls City hall Louisville. when the hurricane struck il, in the main hall were Mile Appe with her dancing school, numbering 65, of whom 1t IS feared nc. more than 70 escaped. These were children with .heir mothers and fathers. In one room on the second floor the exec utive committed of ihe Roman Knights, consisting Of seven member, was ID ses- sioD, Theo EngelmeiY, an upholster at Twenty third and Market streets were killed. Jewel lodge No 2, Knights and Ladies Of Homer was in session on she third accr. Nsarly 50 members were present when the building fell or these i; Is though, that uot more than 50 escaped Humboldt Lodge. 1. Q. 0. E., consisting of I7 members. was hold ing meeting On tbe same floor. Those who escaped were badly injured.
 It is now pretty certain tha; the loss will not go above roc if that number is even reached Up to this writing the total number whose bodies have been recovered, and the missing, who it is reasonably certain are dead, is SS h addition there are about 9 dozen so bad ly injured that death may ensac. One hundred and fifty to zoo persons were injured to the extent of worth noticing Probably 500 to 1000 have very sigh bruises or scratches
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02
The New gsuadition Treaty.

Unde, the sew sxtradiiion treaty with Great Britain tbe following oGenses are | subject to it:
 FiTst-Manslsughier when voluntary.
 Second-Counterfeiting or altering money; altering or bringing into circu- iatlen counterfeit or aliered money. ThRd-Embezzlement. larceny; re- eeising any money valuabis securities knowing the sape tO have been embez- zled, stolen CT irauduiently obtained.
 Fourtb--Frauds by hailse, banker. agent factor, ,rustes, CT a member or eficer of any company is made criminal by the laws of both countries. Fihh-PerjuTy er subsrdination of perjury.
 SiNh-Rape, abduction, child steal ing, kidnapping.
 Seveuth-Burglary house--breaking or shop-breaking.
 Eigh,h-Piracy by law of nations.
 Ninih-Regoit or conspiracy to re- volt by two or more persons on board ship on the high seas agains; tbe author iiy ot the master, wfongtully sinking or delaying vessels assea, or attempting tc do so; assault on board oi ship with in- tent to do grievogs bodily harm
 Tenth-Ctimes and ofienses against the lass of beth countries for the sup pression ot slavery and slave trading.
 ES;rsdition is also te take place for the participation in any of the crimes mentioned n this convention, CT in the aforesaid tenth article; provided such participation shall be punishable by ,be laws Of hoth countries.
 The convention further provides that the fugitive criminal shall no; be surrendered if the offense in respec, of which his surrendered IS demanded be one of pelicai character, or # he proves that the requisiiion for his sur render has in fact been made with view 10 try or punish him for an offense of a political character. No person sur rendered under the convention shall be triasie, tried or be punished for any political crime or ofense, or ter any act connected therewith commit red previous to his exuadilion, nor shall he be trlable or tried for any crime or ofenSe committed prier tc his 1 other than the offeuse for which he vas surrendered un,l be shall i have had opportunity of returning 10 he country from which he was suuen- ie,ed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-02

We are in receipt of two pamphlets from Governor woidey entitled "Cap.- tai must go in advance Of settlement [ arid lands Of Arizona and "Condhion ef the laws sf Ariz ,lIa and reasons for con- gFeas,onal legislation. "rhey gre copies of documents presented 10 eongtsss for consideration by ,ha, body for the bene- ft of lhis territory. In reference 10 the settlement of the arid lands of Arizona, he very osfreeiis says that "Resldence in advance of water, ln Arizona is ioi- practical II not impossible, and ae SIS tenn requiring t will succeed