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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
UE.lTUER THEORIES.

II is frankly admitted on all sides that we
have a good deal of varied weather and that
not a little OF il is remarkable for its unScaSon-
ablcncss II used to be that the boys Of the
metropolis devoted their hours of dlcncSS dur
ing the opening month of the year To skating
and TO coa>ting. But this January they have
beaten their skates into pruning hooks and
their scds into plough shares, pcnsvcy re
marking to one another while thus employed,
" What, the matter with this winter? It's
all wrong'-thc coal trade coming in strong ON
the kiiain. Queer weather, but why? No
sooner is that question asked than the public
kccnIy realizes that many men have many
minds
AZ rule. aS we all know, the Gulf Stream
is held responsible for any unusual metcOrO-
logical change, and il is easy 10 see why. sgd
noy Smiths friend doubtless would not have
allowed himself to speak disrespcctfully of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

which ties the hands OF the British Government
in Egypt. where notwithstanding all the ef-
forts of the English officials, the slave trade IL
still in full swing. 1t was only on December
II last that party of ten slave girls who had
been dragged by the traders across the weary
sandy desert for two months, were captured
under the shadow of the Great Pyramid ana
within half an hours distance OF Cairo. ono
of the girls had been horribly tortured ny
means of hot irons, and in still more cruel
ways by the traders, in order to quicken her
pace on the march. Slavery forms part ana
parcel. not only of Mussulman civilization but
also of Mussulman religion; and is with all
its attendant horrors will only disappear with
MahomctaniSm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

vance Please step one side and allow that gentle
man to get some sugar at 40 cents a pound" The
price of salt finally did advance, as well as the
price of everything else, and at the end OF TWO
weeks. when the storm ceased, this Sociaistc
Berry, who believed in equality, had every cent oil
money and most of the portable property Iii the
community, and drove away with ten yoke or
oxen htched to four wagons, loaded with various
commodities, and with his overcoat pockets Duls-
ing with currency. lie sold out the property al
the nearest town, and took the train for nobody
knows where, leaving the Paradise Valley Co
operative Association in q state of absolute col
lapse
The Tribune, OF course, wishes to see every
honest enterprise prosper, and it can only hope
that the Oregon cooperative colony, as well as
all other associations Of the kind, may succeed
and never meet with any of the bad luck which
overlook our friends in Paradise Valley. But we
believe that they cannot be too cautious about
taking in large, athletic men, with prominent
chins, who complain that Chauncey Depew doesn't
earn his wages, and who want to get away from
world of injustice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
TWENTY-FIVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

Foreirn.-The Duke of AOsta, formerly hlng CT
Snain. died al Turin. age forty-five. =- Emih
pacba is little better. =-= The streets oil LIS
hon are again quiet but much bitterness to"afu
rrcIand cxists: the Portuguese Ambassador AT
Rerlin tried unsuccessfully 10 induce Germany 10
90, nc mediator = 4 committee of the Relchs-
tag has approved the bill 10 subSldize the EaS'
African Steamship Company. == III Is sa'u 'I'
Fmperor of Austria will abdicate -- Ihere VIII
he no ice palace at Montreal this winter = lit
British General at Cairo entertained SIAN
ey at dinner.
Conrress-Only Nhe House in session Inc
81. Louis Worlds Fair bill was introduced ana
referred to the Special Committee In Oom'
mittee of the Whole it was resolved 10 prohioi'
any United States marshal, deputy or agent from
acquiring land in Oklahoma. 60 In committee
Ex-Governor Foraker was cross-eXamined' ana
r G.. Wood. the alleged author OF the forgery
was examined before the Special committee OH
the Ohio ballot-boX scandal
Domestic.-The funeral of Walker Blaine took
place in Washington 80 The Onondaga Couh'y
Farmers Club adopted resolutions urging National
aid for the canals in New-York State. - Mich
olas Longworth died in Cincinnati. go Jury
6xers ware fined at Utica - Salvni stated i'll
~hicapo that he would act no more. - The
train accident in Ohio was due to the mistake
Of q telerrapher - A postal clerk was ar
rested in Chicago, charged with 600 thefts -
The Knights of Labor at Syracuse approved the
Saxton Ballot Reform bill
City and Suburban.-A son of Herr Won Putt
kamer the Prussian Minister of the Interior under
Emperor William l. is dying at Bellevue Hospital.
- Archbishop Corrgan sailed on his periodical
visit to Rome -- Presentations were made 70
Captain Munro, the other officers and the men OF
the Stag, who rescued the crew of the sinking
Shakspere =- George +. Hecker's fine house at
Orange, " J., burned. 60 Cornelius ~
Bliss resigned his official connection
with the Republican Business Mems Association
- The Board of Health confirmed the Mayor
nomination of Horace LOOMS as Commissioner
Of Street Cleaning ---- The annual boxing and
wrestling tournament of the NewYork Athletic
Club was held --- Stocks duh, with narrow
fluctuations closing steady.
The Weathcr-Forecast for to-day Fair OF
clear and warmer Temperature yesterday High
,st AZ degrees lowest, 81: average, 81 IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Canada like England has its Grand ola
Man, Sir John A. Macdonald, whose personal
appearance, described by our Ottawa CORE
spondent bears a striking resemblance to the
late Earl of Beaconsfed With regard to
mental and physical vigor, however, he has
much more in common with Mr. Gladstone.
While the latter began his eighty first year on
December 30 last by hewing down big trees at
Hawarden, Sir John has sHnalized his seventy
fifth year by inaugurating at Ottawa new
toboggan slide and by taking the first ride
down its dizzy slope. Not content with the
arduous duties entailed by the Premiership, Sir
John-there is but one " Sir John" In Canada
has taken charge of the Ministry of Railroads
at time of unparalleled activity in railroad
ontornrisp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19
GREAT MINDED DEpEW.

We've heard vour deep imprisoned voice,
Great Chauuccy VI. Dcpcw.
And We know you have choice
Wen say thi, much To Nou:
If hy some Worlds Fair inward grace
This Congress i inclined
To give il 10 the greatest place,
You'll get it-in your mind.
Washington star.
of the natives Of India speak a very bizarre
English. one man during examination was told
To write an essay upon the horse, which he did IN
the following brief item The horse is very noble
animal. but when irritatcd he ceases To do sos
Another had to write upon the difference between
riches and poverty, and he ended by saying: 81 In
short the rich man welters crimson velvet while
the poor man snorts flint From Judge Gun.
ningham "A wchnOwn Ango-lndian. came the follow.
ing story in illustration Of Indian polencSS "A
Judge. who very bad shot, had been out Cor
days sport and his return the man who went with
him was asked WELL how did the judge shoot To-
day. oh he replied. the judge shoot beautifully,
but heaven was very mcrciful 10 the birds =
ON the Verge Of "A Panic.-Jackson (whosc financial
credit is gOpcl-l tell You. Witherbec, on he
verge Of financial panic. .
Witherbec-pshaw What makes YOU think that
(Conldentally l-Well, sir. Bagley and Roberts h.tt
to lend me small sums year ago, but when used
them nowadays Tor five ten. they tell me no Ia
that they haven't got it, Bagley and Robetrsnkly
two of our best business men, too tell yr,s =
we're going to have panic.-lrimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

THE labelled leader of the Senate Democrats,
Mr.. Cantor, appears as a leader to lack only one
thing, followers" This appreciative tribute to
Mr.. Cantor's genius for the forefront is paid by
that sterling Democratic paper, The Brooklyn
Eagle" 1t is not in mortal to command such
gems for their albums but Cantor has done more
he has deserved the inverted plaudits of The
Eagle AS failure he has already proved a
gittcrng success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

the business part of town, BrOol;lyn's amazing
growth would not be effected so largely at
New y Ork's expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Reformers who aim at the abolition of all sine
cures ought to turn their attention to that vener-
able institution, the January thaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

The Democratic State Committee Of Massa-
chusctts is divided into silk Stockings and
Woollcn Stockings" and IN the hand-to-hand
contest between them last week the six
Stockings got on top. Al TINS distance and
under the circumstances we can afford t. regard
the struggle between the two factions with the
hcst-naturcd Indifference in the world, but all
tine same there readily comes to mind the ancient
and authoritative statement about the house
that is divided against itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Senator Allisons denomination came IN way
alike honorable and hattering 10 him. While
opcnlv a candidate for another term ana en-
-o.rd i'm "A personal conduct of his canvass, the
senator declined to place himself in position
that michu bee thought TO warrant the inference
that lc was using undue pressure of any kind
for voices In n caucus, it is of obvious advantage
to the leading candidate to have an open ballot
in which. rs the names of members are called,
they publicy state their choice The effect upon
rhc opposition of seeing candidate approaching
the point where his vote will become an effective
majority. is naturally useful to the candidate.
II is likely to bc construed by hcsitating mem
hcrs both as a temptation and n menace. They
are moved TO fall in with the procession lest
the procession accomplish lis end in spite of them,
thereby leaving them in the cold. Senator
Allison however. chose TO take his chances in a
secret ballot where every one without question
or prejudice might vote as he chose. II was the
lifting result Of such honorable methods that ne
issued from the canvass with every vote in the
box He was entitled to this compliment upon
every public ground, but il comes with particular
Grace from the caucus and with exceptional
credit 10 the senator in view of the way in which
II was won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

The new Commissioner of the Street Clean
ing DEPARTMENT has been promptly confirmed
NV unanimous vote of the Board OF Health
and will begin his work tomorrow morning.
Mr.. LOOMS has the satisfaction and advantage
in entering upon his new duties OF knowing
that he possesses the public confidence and
esteem The Mayors choice has been ratIhed
by popular opinion, and the new Commissioner
has no opposition to overcome. lie declines 10
make any advance promise, except that he VIII
trv hard to succeed which is a becoming ana
hopeful attitude
Our legislators at Albany spent seven hours
during last week in legislative business, and
will not meet again until half-paSt tO-mOr-
row evening. This is not an encouraging be
ginning. The committees were made up IN
good time and there is an exceptional OppOr-
tunity for the prompt performance OF the work
of the session. The tendency always is 70
proceed leSurely for several weeks and then
do things i'm a rush at the end. That course is
not fruitful of the best results Why should
rot the Legislature this year establish new
and better precedent?
In the keen competition for tenants which
has long existed between Brooklyn and llar-
lem, the latter promises to make an important
move this year in the direction of lower rents.
This is not of course inspired by pure phllan-
thropy. but by desire to foster "A demand
equal TO the rather inordinate supply of new
bindings which has been provided. But the
tenants will be the gamers all the same In
the article on this topic which we print else
where in this mornings paper it is pointed out
that the popularity of flats or apartment-houses
* on the wane and that one reason for the
attractvcness of Brooklyn to houselecpcrs is
the greater proportion of single houses there
in desirable locations and at moderate rents.
If we could have more blocks of such houses
in the upper part of this city, and fit system
of passenger transportation between them and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Senator Fassett's remarks at the ballot-reform
meeting Thursday night contained many excellent
hints. Among these was the suggestion that
there would be fewer practical politicians OF
the Objectionable sort if there were WIDER
practical interest in politics on the part of those
citizens vaguely classcd as good VIII this
lesson ever he learned? We have little sympathy
for this idle chatter about practical politicians.
IL comes mostly from people who seek to excuse
their own neglect Of duty by attributing selfish
and sinister motives to everybody who engages
actively in the performance Of his. So far as it
is justified at ALL it is much proof that people
Of good impulses fathless TO their trusts as
American citizens for il is certain that a majority
Of the American public is honest and patriotic
in its desires and If it chose to express its desires
from the primary TO the polls the corrupt
politician would have no place in our system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

Scbobaric has long figured in political almanacs
,s onc of the most uncompromising Democratic
.ounties in the State And still it is proposed to
increase the Democratic prepmderncc in Schoha-
ric-by placing "a prison WITHIN her poI"cis' 10
be sure. the Democrats of tins institution cannot
vote. but they will be there all the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

A burglar who went through a ST. Louis house
day or two since, generously refreshed himself
on the premises AT the conclusion of his labors.
The consequence was that sleep overlook him and
he woke up only to find himself in the clutches
Of a policeman. II doubtless occurs to him now
that eternal vigilance, especially in his line Of
practical effort, is the price of liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-19

The Grst-class battc-ships Of the British Navy
are practically, in a disabled condition. and the
Admiralty dare not send ore of them 10 carry tie
flag Of the Commandcr-in-C chief 10 the Medi-
tcrrancan. OF the seven lotion guns made for
these ships five have been found defective and
useless. although none of them have been sub
cctcd 10 a strain Of a half-hOurs firing. The last
accident reported is that on the BenbOw at CID
ioltar during target practice on Friday, when
several defects were developed in the great
sun The first Of these guns 10 prove defective
was on the Victoria, three months ago, when, after
one of two shots the gun bent between the
trunnions and the muzzlcs was thrown more than
two and a half inches out Of straight line
Later three guns on other vessels were split along
the inner tubes during the firing test. The re-
suit is that the Howe, the Trafalgar, the Rodney,
the Victoria. the Sanspareil and the Bcnbow are
useless. because they have 10 guns, and the ques-
ton is being seriously considered To cut do" their
turrcts 10 suit smaller guns. The collapse of these
.rcat lotion guns will have at least one good
elect on the consideration of the whole question
If naval ordnance The Admiralty has appointed
Am ordnance committee. whose most important duty
will hc 10 supervise all designs of naval ar
tillery, with the hope of avoiding such failures
as have already been experienced
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-29
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,

LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
February 10, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
Boise City, Idaho, on April o, 1890. viz:
Edward NJ. Humphrey, of Garden valley.
Idaho, who made Pre-. d. s. No. $500, for
the 5 Sc 4 Sec. 10, E x NE d Sec.
10, TIP. 8 N, R4 E B. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: George
sittig, Patrick Glennon, Patrick Tiyanan,
Michael Murphy, all of Garden valley
Boise county, Idaho.
Eliza A. Scadden, who made Pre-. d 8
No. 4l40, December 5, 1889, for the SE Y
NE 4 Sec. Is, Tp.9N RAE, is hereby
notified to appear and show cause WHY
said final proof to the whole of above des
cribed tract should not be allowed.
CHAS. 8. KINGSLEY.
J Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-29
Boise City
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-29
@ Samples on application.
Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will bepaid on
presentation at my office:
ROAD WARRANTS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-14
BuEN sERvrcIo.

Ell digno guardia de Orden Pd
blico Manuel Rendo Garcia, au
xiliado por el de igual clase Ale
iandro Aguilera, presto en- Ia no
che del 10 un excelente servicio
sorprendiendo } dstenicndo D dO'
suietos, uno de ellos licenciadC
del Presidio, en- Ia puerta del es'
tablecimiento de d. Eusebio Ro.
drfgueE, Marsna.s A los aludidot
suietos les fu6 oeupadA una cajs,
de las de cerveza, LENA de brevas,
que habia dejado en- Ia casilla del
Fielato Manuel Estrella, habiendo
entrado en- ella los detenidos
por una vantana y fracturado en-
Ia misma ID mesa de escritorio,
de Ia cual habian sustraido unos
cuantos pesos en- metalico.
Reciban nuessro APPLAUSE los ce-
losos guardias por este servicio,
que CON gusto publicamOs y en-
carecemos, para estimulo de 10.
buenOs sgentes de la Autoridad J
de Ia Ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-14

Guayams, Puerto Rico, Abril
/ de 1887.
| Senoras Scott y Bovine, Nueva-
| Yo, k-Muy seflores mfos Teng,
/ la satisfaction de manifestsr 4 Vds
que tras de siete amos que vengC
usapdo On mi clientela particular
su Emulsion de aceite de bacalaG
con bipofoe ftos de cal y sosa, nc
he deiado nunca de- obtener brillan
tes y rspidos resultados en- los ca
sos de afecciOnes bronquialCs, es
crofulosis, raquitismO, etc, teniendo
dicho preparado la gran ventaja
sobre los otros de ser sgradable al
paladar y facilme tie tolerable sun
por los estomagos mss deIicados.
Oon este motive me repito de
Vds. aRmo. s. 8. Q. B. s. M.-Dr.
Joaquin Sabater, Medico Titular.
81 T6nioo Oriental es uuA fusn
te de brillo y hermosura tanto para
las damas como para los caballeros.
81 pelo adquiere con su usO suavi
dad, limpie1a, abundaucia y flexi-
bilidad, y la barba y los bigotes
brillantez, sedosidad y graclosas
ondulaciones.
La mujsr que tiens IN xpelO
abuudante, updoso y relucieute,
puede enorgullecerse de poseer uno
lie los mas ricos atractivOs femeni-
Ies-y la que no 10 tiene, puede
conseguirlo con el uso del T6niCo
Oriental preparado por Lamman J
Kemp.
Aoeite de oliVas. -Complstamen.
3 puro y diafano,y sobre todo Sc
tecto y exquisite, vendese on bote-
LAS en- el Dep6s'to de calzadoi La
PGImesGnG, de Marcos Pleras.
Sc reoomienda tan valioso pro-
ducto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-14
MOVIMIENTO DE BUQUES.


De Liverpool, vap esp +" Saturni
IA, de l7S5 toneladss, cap Bengoa
). de Ezquiaga, 2 81 mnestras. A
Julian Matlenzo, 4 cascos p ntura
8 brls, &c q1incalla A Ludwig
Duplace, 81 G, 15 fIs tejidos. a
Orosas y Finlay, 24l aids, 81 pie
zas, 5 9 maquinaria. A Vic sntt
Il Oo., 100 6 quesos, 100 q hero
A Zalduondo = Vale, 3 ids, d
teildos. A Villar y Fabian, q
2 fdos tejidos. A Mendizabal &
Co., 81 fls, q 6 t. jidos. A Bar
cello y PerujO, 90 cnts aceite. A
Pena y 90, 3 ids, 5 q tejido. A
Uhavarri q 90, G, 27 fds jidos.
A Muilenhoff & Korber, 3 brls ia.
mones, II @ quesos, l @ msntequi.
la. A 5. Melon & Co., & camas,
2 fdos, / g tejldos. A s. d j Her
uaiz u 90, 2 6, 1 fdo tejidos. A
Ahumada & o., l fdo, 7 6 tejidos.
a Her0alz & Co., 1 q camas, 44 i'd
D fLs tejldos, A M. Roman g. Co,
200 atds hero, 2 boys 3 g guinea
ia. A Azpdrua q Co., IL q HE.
gro. A ;. de Otcasitas g Co., 4 d
! fdO tejidos. A Armas y Jimenez,
700 calderos,.. 1915 auates, 10 cascos
pIancnas. A Font y Vidal, 50, 5
tdS tejidOs. A A. Msyol & Co., 3
tds, l G tejidos. A f. Guillerme.
ty, q Dultos drogas. A f. ARA
DaI, 63 bultos varlos. A Arana
Trusbs &c Co., 2 b is varios. A Ia
orden: 20 80 G quesos. RCC
3 @, l casCo qulncalla, 26 cnts ella.
vos. / U 10 cnts clorato. MPO
l fdo, &c quincalla. RO 500 81
arroz.
De Liverpool y escalas, vap esp
Hugo" a 5. de Ezquiaga, con car.
"a de transito.
De Lun, nourgo, berg ing "Dia
dem," de l62 toneladas, cap Craso,
q l.. Vlllamll s. Co., 379l3, 53 tam.
Oores, 81 g, 63I2 Id bacalao, 50l3
2O4 brls, 2l2 i'd arenques,