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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 1S.-Harvard
leti' world to-day by sending her formal resig-
nation from the College Ease Ball League to
Capt Calhoun Sf the Yale nine. with tho re-
quest that he present II at the meeting OF the
College Association. The correspondence is
as follows:
HARVARD uslvERsIIr BASE BAIL Glue
NJ. G. Calhoun CdmGtn ~ Idi, hinc
DEtR sIh, l eng ose letter signed by tho Captain
and Manager OF the Harvard University Base Ball Club
In consequence OF the withdrawal hereby resign my
Kindly read and dtS Gs SacSssS letter
the meeting neNt saturday. will send my report to.
favor by reading that also. Yours truly J. McCoYT'
HARVARD UNIVERSITY pAsE BALL CLuh CAaBRDGE
M HcCog Secrearv or ne Co'lsas 0Iss Raii Lsugu,
DEAR Sin; In consequence OF the following rules
which has been passed by tie Athletic COMMITTEES Wa
hereby hand IN our resgnaoA as mem or OF the Col
Voted that Harvard athletic ORGANIZATIONS contest
Harvard Athletic Association Tor The academic year
lsS' 'n Very truly yours i'nlIr bLNS, Captain
Manager for the Executive Committee OF the Harvard
triversity Ease Bail Association
The above letter is another sign that Harvard
intends to give lnle her undivided attention in
and refu od 10 meet the Columbia and Corneli
crews at New London next, June. Yale has
nso rJMseI t. roy the corhs crew. and
H fesEmdn GsE rnSss ni viii raS SS VIII H"s 70 %r,
varsity and freshmen crews OF Harvard.
lalc's position ls therefore practically The
same AZ narvnEns. and in oil probability a
dual cacue proposed by Harrari viii vi In be nodio dhe
fed tn effect all branches OF athletics betwaan
the two universities.
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70 rLAr ron : Wonrnr c1UsE.
The Coiuuasia College Dranatie Club In
the Berkeley Lyseum Theatre.

The Coiun,bia College Dranatie Club In
the Berkeley Lyesum Theatre.
The Columbia College Dramatic Club will
produce q burlesuus At the Berkeley LYoeum
Theatre on Thursday evening, Friday aftor-
noon. Saturday afternoon. and Saturday evons
Ing next for the benefit OF the New York Skin
and Cancer HosDital.
This hospital. which IL supported entirely by
voluntary contributions, and has but three
permanently endowed beds In Its wards, takes
up q work avoided by all other institutions
devoted to tho nursing OF INDECENT invalds-
tho care Of those afElieted With lncurable mnln-
dies. II is also the only cancer and skin hos
pital 10 which women are admitted. Accord
ing to the charter OF any city hospital, directly
n patient is found inourable he or she is turned
out to suffer from lack OF Intelligent care and,
tho comforts which alone make invalidism toll
cradle. and to be n burden to those unable to
provide for their own necessities. From the very
nature Of their disease there 10 greater need
Of an asylum for patients OF the class provided
forin this institution than almost any other,
lie charities Il proven by it's rapidly increasing
work. The house in Thirty-iourth street has
already overiowed its limit and branch hos
pltal is maintained at Fordham on the pa.
Nillon plan which Is exceptionally " convenient
Tor the isolation in different wards OF different
forms OF disease. some OF which are con- taRiouH,
need Of new city buldlnRs, and It 10 with this
purpose In view that the entertainments at the
Berkeley Lyceun are to be given.
at their head receive no pay for their services,
and thus make tho most generous Offering Of
all the subscribers to this charity, to which J.
Y. Aiken, J; Archibold; Edward Wins9w, John
voluntary contributors.
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Mrs. Eunce Brown, the young woman
who was removed to the New York Hos
pital from the ST. Cloud Hotel about n week
ago. suffering from severe attack OF the
grip, was taken away yesterday. A man
drove up to the hospital in coupe last night.
and handing the house surgeon card bearing
the name George, g. Robertson. 1876 Fulton
avenue, Brooklyn" said he was the brother of
Mrs Brown, and had come to remove her 10
her home. Tho house surgeon informed Mr..
Robertson that Mrs. Brown was not yet out OF
danger. but he insisted on removing her.
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Trains DELAYED by suow.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1s.-Snow has been
falling almost necessarily on the Sierra Nevada
and Siskiyou Mountains for the past few days,
but it has now ceased. The storm has inter
fered somewhat with railroad traffic to the East
yiA the Central Pacific. and to Oregon points
but the Southern Pacific officials expect ali
passenger trains will be moving tomorrow or
Monday at the latest, unless there comes a now
fall OF snow. Little or no snow has fallen this
winter in the valleys of California.
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Winter Sport. Mt Montreal.

MoNTRAL, Jan. 1s.-Although the citizens
Of Montreal have resolved that there will be
no winter carnival this yenr. Montreal's lead
ing snow shoe club, the Old TuGue Bleue"
have decided to hold a week OF winter sports
This celebration will open on Tuesday, Feb 4.
and will continue until Saturday. Feb. &. The
palace
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SHORT SLUGS LONG.
Two TalI-hatted Men In a Fracas just or
the RInlto.

small crowd of well-dressed men stood
on the north side Of Fourteenth street, Just
east Of Fourth avenue, shortly after liz
O'Clock last night, seemingly excited. In the
centiA OF the crowd were tall man. wearing
long ulster, and u short man. Both wore silk
hats and both were talking loudly and
Gesticulating. Suddenly the short man braced
backward and struck the man In the long
ulster q violent blow in the face The two
cinched, striking ut each other and swayinR
from side to side One OF the crowd started to
run westward along Fourteenth street shout
Ing Police" There was no policeman in
sight. A minute later the entire crowd. in
cluding the TWO contestants. had disappeared
The tall man had II bad eye.
Four men ana woman. all dressed in the
height Of fashion. were involved in the alter
cation.
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BROOKLYI

The total deaths last year numbered 10 $50 an in.
grease OF 80 over the year lss beiug death rate Of
y II In each 1000 OF the population.
The eontroysEy between BandmAster Innes and
Drum Major he!ntyreo OF the Ibirteenth Regiment has
tion. -''-
Sculptor Frederick ", AaeMonniet has been engaged
In Prospect Park The subscriptions the statue fund
now amount TO e6.oOu
The Real Estate Exchange building Is to be in Mon.
taRuo street opposite the Academy Of Muao II viii
have a onfoOt front Montague street and Sxtend
h~9k ~ PieETODont street. 2O0 feet
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No Revelation. No Grip, I'm MaytI.

Tho CLYDE steamer Ozama. which arrived
yesterday from 6onaiveA Port dc Pax, Cape Haytien
and other ports In north nash with A6arHo of Iogwood
Eeport9d the utmost quiet In Hayh The supremacy Of
Hyppolto seems to be satisfactory to the entire north
and trade has got nearly back to Its normal level
t th generally known that Lfgitimo il now only
days Journey away across the water in Kingston ia
mAica This occasions good deal talk but there IA
no real apprehension Of renewed hostities became
LkRtims has no apparent resources In Ry and N IA
not thought possible for him organize An eectiyo
@tliArE MOVEMENT from jamaica which Il . British
ss ip has NOT appeared In HAytL % far as thou. On
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Arrested AS IIghwnymen.

On Thursday night last Egbert st. John of
96 Rose street. Brooklyn, walked down Roose-
welt street. At the corner OF Water street three
mon pounced upon him. knocked him down.
and robbed him OF a gold watch and chain.
George Albro was arrested on Friday. He con-
tessed to the robbery and said that Joseph
Smith o: "a Cherry street and Byron Garrity
OF 90 James street were his accomplices. The
Officers got the others yesterday.
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burglars Caught at Work on . sas.,

BMDaEPoRT. Jan. ia daring attempt at
burglary tonight was frustrated by the efficient ser
vices OF Policeman Webb Two young men named vii.
liam oBrien and John Smith broke into the vboIsaala
feed store Of Plumb 60 on HousAtonic avenue They
Soke the large window In the front OF the store and
ESfe m4ide - work on the safe WHEN discovered BY
goob without yaiihR 70 call aAtstaneS he dashed into
the Store and drawing his revolver held the men AT
bay until the arrival OF another policeman The men
were captured after struggle and are locked mn II Il
thoaEht they are part OF gang which has been op-
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lrpshooterS' con.
Manager Tretbar's Dinner.

Charles Z. Tretbar. manager OF Stairway
hAL gave dinner at LiedOrkrAnz Hall last night 70
celebrate the completion OF his twenty year in the
service Of stsinwsy Soma Among the susSts were
William William EIsinSay George A. stslnway. Henry W. T.
stelpHAy, frbderlck T. SteinwAy, Nahum MeIIon
hspSoEs hSspS HSSsh rh.'e RPsssrd Js~tI e Hsmeslsd
sIein1 A. Won Bernuth VIM r. Lincoln RnfeoI Josshy
Ihsoaore ThomAA and Leo TritSeh ''
The sun., 1890-01-19
An English syhdicote Buys ForepauEh,s
CIrcus.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1s.-Adam Forepaugh
to-day partly corroborated tho report OF the
sale OF his circus to an English syndicate. He is
sick with the influenza, and sent this message
to an inquiry: There will be- no more Fore
pRuGh's SHOW" 1t is said that Mr. Forepaugh
has disposed OF large share OF the circus On
o capftaliZAtion Of $5.0U0.000. retaining q con-
Ir9lllng share himself. Business men here
who are p9st intimate with Mr.. Forepaugh
express their belief that the dispatches are
sent for the chief purpose OF ofisetting the
large amount OF advertising that Barnum Is
receiving from across the Atlantic
The sun., 1890-01-19
Trotters tAat EnEll nhmen Fancy.
John splan, writing to Mr. S. A. Browne,
the well. known brhadar of Khlnmaznn sars.


the well-khown breeder OF Kalamazoo. says:
me English trottln2 horses have boen
mostly owned by the lower classes. They have
some pretty high times ut their races; for that
teAson the better class OF people have hereto
ioiS nn not taken any interest in them. There Is
NO gouOt A. to their fondness for tho American
E3LeeTi They are enthusig, tic over them.
W mnat lhey want hore Is Q "cobby" built horse
OF mare; must be good gaed, ablc TO draw
weight, wear no boots or Toe weights; for that
KIND oi a horse that can step y 2:4D gait
ers at long prIccs. They want sound
horses and are much botter Jndges Of sound
hofses than we are. One or two OF the most
Influential newspapers are Intending TO make
z strong effort to have trottlng introduced
bound to succeed. Your horse Warlock left
Some great colts here. and from the prices
their owners put on them you would imagine
E9n were In Kentucky Instead Of England.
Ihe{ are all out OF common mares without
Any known speed and their training OF the
most limited Kind. Yet every one that hayo
see9 Impressed me favorRbly and acted Ike
bred trottorA II you have any colts by him
can dispose OF them all here at good prices.
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where Yssterday's Fires Wore.

A. M.-2:l6 North River, between Piers A
and q tuEboAt Mary Ann. damage slight III 80 Canal
street. simOn RopoansS shoe store damage eight;
thSo lSSth street ana Elton Hysnas CHARLES Bsunettt
popeoIn factory damage $50 r.. M-5:Io j. McGoy.
tsnh tFshae damage $3.50 81 tortS street, JOIN
y, nGn H. printer and staoneT and Richard Pos
stable S1 % ka1t Isiat street dAmAge $3.50 1850 shoe
tIininE; el5 top moor Of se6 First avenue ChafisS
kAfeT, occupant damage SOL
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Compliance OF by a Chamberma,d.

Francis Fairchild of SO West Twenty-flfth
street was arrested last evening on complaint
Hannah Compton, a Hoffman House chamber
maid. who charged him with Improper be-
hayior at the window OF his room, which is
opposite the Holman House annex.
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The CrisIs In spaiu.

MADRID. Jan. 1s.-Sefiors Martas and
Robledo Of the party OF dissentient Liberals,
have offered their support to Senior MARTINEZ:
but Gamazo, PuiRcerver. and Dominguez are
pot disposed to assume any responsibility for
1ls eHorts. his success fs now considered
The sun., 1890-01-19

WLLIMANTIc, jan 1S-An unusually
mean man dropped into the dental Office OF DR..
Sabin l.. Carpenter day or two ago. and while
the dentist was extracting q tooth from the
the Doctors vest pocket The thief not only
took the money but he got away with the Doc
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nurial OF Mr..and Airs. stelnwny.

The steamship Rugia brought on Thursday
the remains OF Mr. y. Theodore stenway and OF his
wife Mrs. Johanna steinway Mira steInway died Jan.
1880 at Brunswick, Germany both bodies were In,
TERED yesterday In the steinway family on
Ghapol Hlk Greenwood tho Rev b. krusi OF the Dutch
Reformed Church Officiating.
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burglars Get $500 Worth or JeweIry.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1S..-The residence of
Dexter Belknap Of this city was robbed while
the family we're at the theatre. on Tuesday, OF
~ 800 worth oil Jewelry. There Is 10 clue to
thief There Is some suspicion against two
negroes employed as family serN Nants.
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THAT UNACCEPTED CHALLENGE.
Drs. McCoy and Wildnan Want the
Public to Judge Who are the Imitators.

As DrE Copeland and Blair have accepted the
challenge for IS 600 made by to enter into competi
tive examination. The challenge Is straightforward
manly. business proposition. We the pioneers Of
special treatment OF catarrh and Of style Of ad
VertisnK and ~e do not to be placed before tho
public as initiating some else, when reality We
are the oriGinators and were practising specially
before either Drs Copeland Blair graduated. There
has been attempt upon the part OF Drs Copeland
ana Blair 10 have appear that Dr. Blair partner
Of ours
The following are the facts: DR. ". ?. Blair of the
firm OF DrB Copeland and Blair employed by us as
an assistant for few months In the fan OF 1856. io
our drug clerks and one of our advertiSlnR agents
since that time he has advertised. using style IN
eight different citoA
EoE to forever settle this matter We issue the follow
Dr. Blair and his associate Dr. Copeland IN a public
competitive examination to take place at once
% before sss @ STy 6o of qa9sd to be chosen
Copeland aud Blair. In said examination on the vnrL
Gus branches of medicine and surgery and if we do
not prove to all concerned that Dr Blair was simply
prove that we specialists several years before
either OF them HrRiuated and further II we do not
prove that Drs Copeland and Blair have bodily copied
our business methods and advertising, in many
stances word for word and that they not sn ii
alone with tins but employed of or druegats that
thev might learn what medicines we used then II
forfeit Five thousand Dollars 5000, to go to the
Worlds Fair Fund
Either we are initiating Drs Copeland anI Blair.
business methods and style OF advertising they
Initiating nA Let MS settle which Is mItator.
=, We know OF no better or fairer way than comne.
We mean busines" 7; CREsAP Mccoy; ND.
HENRY u. WlLDMAN, NJ, d.
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LORD sq4NLEY,s RECEPTION.
Minister Foster and His wife Were Among
the Absentces

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. 18.-The Viceregal
drawing room reception in the Senate Cham
Der to-n night was brilliant affair." Lady Stan
ley. owing to Illness. was net present several
hundred persons we're presented TO Gov Gen.
Stanley.
A fact worthy OF notice was that only four
teen members OF the House Of Commons and
about a dozen Senators were present. 1'he
Hon. GeorGe L. Foster. Minister OF FINANCE
whose wife was not invited to the State dinner
failed to put in an appearance.
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CONTRACT LABOR IN CANADA.
A Movement to Keep WOrkmen Out OF the
Dominion.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 1s.-Mr. Taylor, NJ. p,
has prepared n bill prohibiting the importation
and immigration of foreigners and aliens un-
der contract or agreement to perform labor In
Canada.
In scope the measure Is about the same as
the United States statute. and is a piece Of
retalatory legislation.
II the bill becomes a law it will seriously i'm
pede many leading contractors in carrying ON
their public work. These contractors brought
regularly trained men with them from the
SfateS
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Now Owners for Fort sSOtt'S street Cars.

Fort sooTT. Kan, Jan. ia syndicate OF
Davenport, Iowa. capitalists purchased to-day
the entire street railway Of this city. The city
council met and amended the franchise so as
stipulated that ten miles Of electric road are
TO be built ct once,
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GOOD sLootlng Over the seventh,s Kanrs

UV6T IUU Whrksmen usBembIeu At the Seventh
Regiment Armory last night to participate In the regu.
lar shooting compositions of the Seventh Regiment Ride
Club. Two competitions were decided.
The scores made were all meritorious and they
showed n high grade of individual merksmAnshp
which was eomplmented by Capt William II Palmer
progressed.
Iowa ~'N - '''
The sun., 1890-01-19

FIasIspd Mr.. CsFpOn ~ the Coleman House.
1eFAtA Eittls a go WesG 1854 street pun.
VeasaAAh HOUSE bAfro0n lA1t He WAi locked 1p.
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Tried to Wreck a Train for Fuu.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 1s.-Al'red Hall, the son Of
an AshtAbulA county Ohio, farmer has been arrested
for placing distractions the track of the Lake Shore
Railroad oy which fast passenger train was nearly
Eailt IayiaA q sICsi1 lRit be Si u fOf fss lie had
never seen train wrecked, and he had hid bohind
tree and waited for the crash which must lave Come
had not the obstruction been discovered The younS
duct " '''-NS "'' S"h-
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The Pennsylvnnia, by The nurchase Of N

InH TFnnEyTNnnll, by Ihe nnfChase OF the
McHeesport and Etssemer Railroad. will be
enabled 10 enter Mckeesport. The line will be
extended across the country TO William l..
route Is being located finally. and it will open
much of the iarge coal field lately purchased
by, the ex-ConGrcs sman in Elizabeth township,
Allegheny township
The sun., 1890-01-19

The ReadinG Railroad Company practically
controls the traffic of the irou mills along the
Schuylkill ut NorristOwn. 1t proposes to pre-
snrve this franchise. as 1t is now constructing
a belt line which will enciree all the mills and
sylyania SchuvlkiIl Wiley road proposes to
build in ordur to reach the mills.
The sun., 1890-01-19

The Cornwall ard Lebanon Railroad Com
pany declared two per cent. dividend for the
officers were clected: President Robert Fl.
Coleman: Secrelarys George u. Rise; ,Tteas-
Lrar Allen ID. Hmffrr: Directors. lioberl H.
Coleman. Grant Weidman. q. Shenk, A. Hess,
G. W. lew ]. Il kedseekel. and ohm Nelly.
The sun., 1890-01-19

Q'Brien of the New York Athletic Club and
The former weighed 1870 pounds to the latter's
lS5 pounds: The match was the outcome OF
l;utheg's winning the l35-pound champion
ship recently Last nights work was for
blood and the conditions were that the men
should wrestle TO a fall After eleven minutes
q fall, and, on the Judges refusing to allow it,
be left the ring, and O'Brien was awarded the
daciaion ~
The sun., 1890-01-19

Tho Employees Mutual Benefit Association
OF the Delaware tackawanna and Western
Railroad had Its eighth annual reception at
the Academy OF Music In Newark on Friday
night. Nearly half OF tho 1,GOO members were
thore with their friends
, 1890-08-01

1t would seem hat romantic lovers
are still to be found on the banks of
the Hooghly. In a village called Tan
gail another case of ''Villikins and His
Dinah" was enacted a few days ago. A
young Calcutta graduate, on being dis
inherited by his father for marrying a
lady of the reformed class against his
fathers wishes, agreed with his dearly
belov~f' to put an end to their exist
ence by poisoning. They bade adieu to
each other and swallowed opium. The
lady died the next morning; ''the young
graduate revived" it is said, under the
influence of a stomach pump and other
medical aid, and is living now, after
paying a penalty of forty rupees for his
rash" act.-Times OF India.
, 1890-08-01

Affoe 1ohuoh
The Aquarium now has a new attrac-
hon in the shape of a warworks e1hi-
bition representing some Of the exciting
scenes of the French revolution Of 1889
1898. The wax figures, from designs
by N. Layeillon, were executed by M.
Beguine, Of Paris, who gained the PriI
de Rome for sculpture at the recent en-
position, and were modelled by M. Halle.
Among the most striking seen are
those Of Rouget de Lisle singing his
composition "La Marseillaise" to an old
spinet said to be over a hundred year
old; the arrest of Louis XVI and his
family, at the tavern of Varennes, in
Argonne, after being betrayed by the
position, who recognized them through
their DISCUSSES. The figures are re-
markedly well posed and executed and
the dresses and furniture are said to be
genuine antiques. Another remarkable
group Is that of the shoemaker Simon
browbeating the poor little Dauphin,
who has just signed his name, Louis
Capet" in the Conciergerie. The idea
of the exhibition Is similar to that
worked out In the Musee Grevin, at
Paris, and the Eden Musee, at New
York.-Pan Mall Gazette.
, 1890-08-01

Those who suffer from disorder or in
action OF the liver will never get the
upper hand of the unruly organ so long
as they use such irrational remedies as
blue pills, calomel and podophyIlin. But
from the tried and popular medicine,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, they may
expect relief with a certainty of obtain
ing it. The influence of the Bitters upon
the great hillary gland is direct, powerful
and speedily felt The relei afforded is
not spasmodic, but complete and per-
manent. The sallowness of the skin.
furred appearance OF the tongue, indiees-
ton, ~costiyeness, headache, nausea, pains
through the right side aud shoulder, in
fact every accompaniment of the obstinate
complaint are entirely and promptly re-
moved by a course of this inestimable
medicine, in behalf Of which testimony is
constantly emanating from every quarter,
and from all GLASSES of society.
, 1890-08-01
The wabash Railroad.

Through Phlimdns from Colorado.
Utah and Wyoming to st. Louis; this re-
quires but one change Of cars between
points in the states and territory above
named to New York, Boston. Phlladel.
phia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg,
and other eastern points.
Through Dining Cars from Denver to
St Louis, connecting at that point with
through diners from there to the princi-
pal eastern cities; abundance of time and
the finest menu the market affords.
Through Free Char Cars via the
Wabash to all principal points on its line,
viz: Chicago, Toledo, St. Louis, LaFay-
cite, Jacksonville, Peoria, Des Moines,
Danville, Springfield, Detroit, Ottumwa,
and intermediate points.
Mann BoudOir Cars are run bet Ieen
Kansas City and St. Louis, Chicago and
Toledo. These are the most elegant pas
senger coaches ever built, and insure the
utmost privacy and luxury. An elegantly
equipped buffet is a prominent feature of
this service.
Full particulars upon application to
Q. NJ. HAMPsoN.
Commercial Agent, Denver.
@. W. SWEET, 7. A, Cheyenne.
, 1890-08-01

II the Sun ant any information in
regard to mavericks it can, no doubt, Sc
cure it through Judge Carey's bright
Young man, Mr.. Kirk, who is secretary
of the reorganlzed live stock commission.
If Mr.. Kirk is still in Green River with
Chief Justice Van Devanter, engaged in
the laudable effort to get the ~disgruntled,
if popular, Mr.. Jesse Knight to accept a
nomination for district Judge. the Sun
folks might apply for information. to Mr..
Thomas B. Adams, the father of all
modern maverick bills and crowned king
OF the mavericks at the Legislative car
nival held last March, when Mr.. Adams
was Republican representative from this
county. The $4,000 steal will prove
a very useful Auxiliary to the Republican
compaign fund.
, 1890-08-01

Every one has experienced the strange
tricks that memory occasionally plays
You r engaged in reading, in writing,
in serious occupation which engrosses
your mental powers. Suddenly there
bursts into your thoughts some recol-
lection of childhood, some trivial cir
cumstance that happened years ago
and was forgotten Immediately after
ward. Not the minutest analogy need
exist between your present thoughts
and the unbidden recollection that
starts, goblin like, from the scaled up
vaults of the past. Does this not in
dicate that experience in life, no mat
ter how frivolous, leaves an indellble
print on the mental organism, and
that, though this print may seem to
fade, It is still there, like writing In In
visible ink, or the effaced manuscript
on the pahmpsest-only waiting for
some exciting cause to bring 1t out
clearly and legibly1American Notes
and Queries.