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Ii the hat has taken three days, TIE pric
is Sl.2o; no more, 60 less There rlay o. 4
dozen tr's'isrs in the town. but no one viii
pay more, and the native must seG. When
that money is gone ne VIII make another hat,
but not until then. Sometimes nat take
twenty days TO make: th6n TIE trader gives
s. for l.. and 1t not unfreorntiy nappers
thai g hat s. fine is wanted that 100 Gsys'
work is necessary. Il tAen brings SO Nos
very long age hat was made ia Ecuador
fer the Prince Napoleon that took eight
months 70 complete L was wonderful
specimen Of delicate workmanship. which
Paris, with all her arts and skill coEid not
produce. These half tarharous natives of
beni.hted land-ignozaaf. dull aae debaSed--
have. after ali. WONDERFUL sense Of TIE boag-
ufgl ard sn innate defines which We os
the colG1 chimes. with all oUl- hozsted ciris.-
zatio,- cannot equal. T1ere was 8 time when
The Panama Aat was ono OF fashion ta-o-s:es
tna Unitai StatAx II is lan=A. To.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
Advantage Of Eavtu- small Hands.

Do yoa know th1- wo:nsa w.11 very small
hsp3s Eave tne advantage IN toe glove sazr-
Eet. There - aIw@vs an oVerr-Es % y 3
c-d they srs soa1 cheap. 4 EVC-,1sZ = 90 IN
wear JiTl> nQEl ser and can us-i co. e5avs
Nhel SEE sees lf-not q s.lfSs.li. IL ~ - -, /:
ro1 have an eve for iI--czsr a1wass be we-I
s,oveC a-U.oso lor nothing. The sszes from :
70 "a. irc.lS.ve, are mostly so.d 70 women
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nun. The reader who glances at my sketch
will observe that the Colombian has the true
Castilian thrift. The ovens of the cheaper
grade are all occupied; those costing $50 have
few occupants; those requiring $50, none at
all. Well, | suppose one can sleep just as
comfortably on the ground floor as in the
airy height Of the top story.
FREDERICK W. WHITE
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
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guest for harooTing bCss il the beds. o., Of
tifty-two beds ovc-haLled forty-eish: had
bugs. and vet this -as the frs. and orIv corl-
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ACROSS THE ISTHMUS.
UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS FROM
PANAMA TO ECUADOR.
Present, Condition of TIE Great Canal.
How and Where Panama Hats Are Made.
The Colombian of the Present aud Re
cent rast-Among tho Bavados.
[Special Correspondence. |

PANAMA, Feb. 14.-It is e case of ''The king
is dead. Long live the kingr' The Panama
canal as great factor in the worldly strife OF
money getting has ceased to exist, and the
multitude has moved northerly to worship
the rising sun. Less than year ago slowly
crossed the isthmus, sauntering past the ma
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NEN-YORK, FRIDAY MARCH H. ls9o-TEN PAGES.

poll clerks to make the ballots Of lllteraes would also
destroy the secrecy Of the ballot Mr. Sheehan also was
frightened by the thought that the rlght OF nee
speech given by the Constitution wa aehed my ny 'to
divugc within the polling place the name OF d cdiiu
date for whom he voted. . -.
Mr.. Acer in response, said that the Democrats had
merely preferred trivial for not voting Tor Mr
saxon's bill Public opinion against bribery had been
crysthllzed in the saxOn bill. At the best ana mo9t
higlminded of citizens believed in ballot reform. lo
the duty Of every good citizen TO support inc ro-
form. The vital question of the hour was the preser-
Democrat than Grover Cleveland had approved Vi
ballot reform .
Does Mr.. Cleveland favor this billl' said Mr.
Shcchan, holding up the Saxton bill.
All. that is always the way" replied Mr. Acker
one Democrat says Mr.. Cleveland IS for reform, and
another says that he is not Certainly, however, no
Is for ballot reform
The Assembly came to a vote upon Senator Lin
sons bill and rejected IL by vote of 6S TO 80, the
Republicans voting against the bill and the Democrats
for IT,
Then, at last the Assembly voted upon the
saxton Ballot Reform bill itself. 1t was passed by
a vote OF ~ TO 81. There were sixycight Republi-
and four Democrats who voted for the bill These
four Democrats Brady, Kerrigan, Menninger and
OF the County Democracy and the last-named, mem
Der of Tammany Hall. Grover Cleveland Is supposed
to be especially strong among the rural Democrats,
but not Of them followed his advice and voted for
cast by nfty-one Democrats. Not Republican voted
against the bill.
Tho Assembly then passed by unanimous vote,
after amending II slightly. Senator Saxtons Corrupt
voters.
As both bills amended, they were returned to
the senate for its concurrence In these amendments
II is already obvious that there VIII be no quorum IN
the senate tomorrow. No attempt therefore, will be
made in the Senate to forward the bills TO Governor
II until early next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
,rrrcrn R,LLOT PEFORn IN MARYLAND.

Annapolis Md March l3 tspccan.-rhe senate To
dav finally passed the so-called Ballot Reform oli'
which has been under discussion for two weeks. iha
mn as II now goes to the House. bears little re-
sembance to that Offered by the Reform League ahc
thc business Mems Democratic Association sevei1u
changes were made in the original BILL The Demo-
,ic senators first exempted Hartford, Carroll, Gar
rolf and Baltimore counties from the provisions OF
the bill Then they tackled on an amendment pro-
,dng for the appointment of any number of eicctoh
polce as many OF whom shall be admitted within
the rail as the number of United states officers there-
in Another peculiar amendment authorizes foreign
lorn citizens to take friend with them inside the
rail as expressly stated To assist them in voting. aud
who shall be allowed 10 remain IN the room untli tha
voter shall have deposited his ballot Inc elsht he-
nuhlican senator, voted against every one or tne
nmcndmcnts but with exception voted for the
bin a, 70 whole. considering II something OF an I'M,
nrovement on the present election law. The bill viii
he further amended in the House 10 max" 10 con-
form to the Democratic idea OF ballot reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
DRYGOODS MEN IN TROUBLE.
HARRISON LoDER MAKE AN ASSIGNMENT
1LABIILrrEs ABOUT $4,000.

Tho failure OF HARRISON Loder, wholesale dealers
in drygoods at No. $40 Broadway. caused consideraoe
surprise yesterday in the drygoods trade Inc men,
hers OF the firm, Edmund HARRISON and Moan Loder'
made a general assignment. without preference, 10
Frederick j. Lancaster They turned over everything
10 their creditors including the homes OF each Oh 'o
partners Mr.. HARRISON lives at Westneld' y. %
and his old homestead which he has had ior thirty
Years. and which is valued at 5000 was yesterday
conveyed TO the assignee Mr.. Loder's lome' al NO.
100 Pacidc-st., Brooklyn, which was also conveyed
TO the assignee is valued at about $4,000 Inc nrm
did a conservative business, claiming captai OF
5000 600 and always had the confidence ana respecU
Of the trade generally dscountng their purchases ana
their paper selling until recently at low rate Their
failure is ascrbed bad collections, carrying over
heavy stock OF woolen goods inability to obtain more
accommodations, on account Of tight money ana duii
trade Ar,
EN-Congressman John J. Adams the attorney TOT t"o
firm said Yesterday that the liabilities were aoons
935O 600 and nominal assets exceeding $ioooVV, .,
which about $lo5 900 10 Sl5O.OOO is STOCK on ndiiI
and the balance bills receivable. Besides tlc aoove
assets there the private property OF the t"o
partners. >. - ,..noos ,ha+ a nnn,her
90 mo creditors were commission houses. lheodore
= Vail of sullivan. Vail Il Co., sad that ms nrIi
was a creditor to a small amount. reoree r, tlctvr,
~ + Victor & Aches ascrlbed the fallure 10 tue
competition of larger iobblns HOUSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
MATTERS BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
DEFEAT FOR THE GovERNMENr-THE SIBERIAN
OUTR.AGES

London March 13.-In the IIouse Of Commons I'M
evening. in the Committee of supply General sir f. b.
amley Conservative moved to increase the grant tor
the volunteer service n meet Deficiencies III
equipments. Tie motion was opposed by Mr'
Goschcn the Chancellor of the Exchequer. but was
nevertheless carried-l35 to lO2 The announcement
Of the result was received with cheers by the Oppos-
ton.
There was much cross-votinG in the division on
General Hawleys motion. Mr.. Chamberlain an" ''c
bulk of the Unioniss and thirty Conservatives sup
ported the motion.
Sir James Ferguson. Under Foreign Secretary uc
MED that the French Government has offered to rcer
the Newfoundland fisheries dsputc to arbitration
lie hoped that early settlement OF the question
would be affected through the negotiations now In
progress.
sir Michael Hicks-Bcach. president OF the boaru Oh
Trade announced tha6 Government delegates would 30
70 the Madrid Industrial Conference which opens on
April /.
Lord George Hamilton. First Lord OF the Admiralty
said that the estimates the building Of warships
for the coming financial year GG4s6OoO This
sum wa, exclusive Of the estimate, for aimaments,
which amounted to c1.7OO0OO ,
samuel smith, member for Illntshlre, a llDcr'l,
asked whether the Government had seen the priht'n
reports OF the crneltlcs inflicted upon political pr,-
oners in siberia and whether II woud causc the rtl-
Amhassado Petersburg to direct the attention oi
the Russian Government to the matter. .
". II. smith, the Government leader, rcplcd that
the Government had means of a~tcrtWnnS II tc."
was any truth In the reports. nor had IL the power 10
approach the Russian Government on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
4 GOVERNMENT LIVE STOCK BrREAU WANTED

St Lous, March l}.-A spatch to The Republic
from Fort Worth. Tcxa,, SAYS: " In the Interstate
Catlcmcn's Convention day the Committee OD
statistics reported the matter of establishing
bureaus for information and statistics IN each Of the
nvc--to producing and livestock fccdng states and
Territories to the effect that 1t essential To have
a correct record Of the available supply and probable
demand Of live stock. Tie committee believed that
the establishing Of such bureaus would be of IN
calculaLe benefit 10 the producers Of live Stock but
was doubtful II united action could be had. IL there
fore recommended that the convention mcmoralkc
Congress appropriate sufficient money Ia Introduce
Xls improvement in the live stock bu,lnc', Oi III"
country under the auspccs OF the Department oi Agr
culture. The report Wa, adopted. report was
adopted asking the next Legislature to appoint .
veterinary, whose duty II Will be 10 suppress all
diseases IN cattle, especially that known as Texas
feAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
prsgTyG TP THE PRICE OF OHIO OIL.

Fndlay. Ohio. March Is (speciaD.-rhe fight bo'
tween the standard oil Company and the independents
huvers in this field. which began by the standard
advancing the price 10 90 cents. after having Kept
figure at II cents per barrel Tor three years. 'ooa
an exciting turn this morning by the independent
peope forcing the standard into another increase IN
the buying price 10 23 cents. The independent com'
pmnics are making game fight, and say that they
will meet every movement OF the standard with an
additional advance IL they have To put Ohio oil mp To
80 cents "a barrel wrhin the next few days Tho
Standard however. the greater part of the OHIO
field and is now In position TO freeze out all tile
lesser companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
AN EprcArIoNAL oRAToR IN MANITOHA. roo

Chicago, March 13.-A dispatch from Winnipeg,
Man, says: "Thc Legislature had remarkable scs-
sion on Tuesday night. Ia sting from p. III. until
8 a. m yesterday. Within that time Martin, "a French
man. spoke for nine and half hours on the fdn'a-
tonaI bill. Martin wished TO annoy the Government
by taking tlucc days 10 deliver ms speech bnt
the House made him talk until he was 50 exhausted
that he finally had to give up the floor. The Speaker
would not allow him u support his body on the dc'h
and he had to stand up like schOolboy the whole
time Several members Of the House brought bedding
into the hall and went to sleep When lunch was
brought In Martin ate his sandwich and drank ms
wine while talking the speaker having tlIreatch'n 10
cancel his right the floor If he remained silent
longer than three minutes. Martin took ms pnni-
mcnt with good grace but made fierce statements III
french when called TO order for not speaking 10 Inc
Question The amendment 10 the bill was voted down
" 7.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
HAD TWO BAGS Of BAD SILVER DOLLARS

Trenton, y. J., March 13.-Thc police have made
an arrest which NAV lead 70 the capture of band
OF cOntcrfeitcrs who for the last month have been
circulating counterfeit silver dollars In this city.
II Is said that than 1000 of these dollars have
been passed principally on hotclkeepcrs and saloon
leepers Lastr evening Detectives Pileer and Lehy
rot on the track Of Of the counterfcitcrs, and
followed hm from pubchouse 10 another; in cac,
place he attempted to get rid OF some of the bad
money The cOuntcrfcitcr was arrested he was
abont 10 board a Pennsylvania train He had two
bags filed with counterfeit dollars, but refused "a
tell where he got the money lie was held In default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
v,Rrs PRESCOTT FAILS TO GET A DIVORCE

Cincinnati. March 13.-Maric Prescott. the actress
has lost her suit divorce from her husband. Wam
Perzel She brought suit at Paris. KY. alleging tnas
she was a resident of Bourbon County, KY, thst snS
was married TO william Perze In 1881 ana tao s"os
1884 he had wholly abandoned her ana rerasea ~
provide for her support. Pcrzel answered. tnat ~
never lived in Kentucky that his home was In News
York. aud that therefore abandonment, as aiiessa,
could occur, her home Was where ms was. ,hs
Co,lrt took his view of the and dismissed Ino
nlaintas suit Miss Prescott was born IN hen.uvK ~
and lived there until she went on the staSes sn3 -
regards that place - hlr bo@e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
BIRCHELL TAKEN TO WOODSTOCK JAIL

An AFFECTING SOME BETWEEN TIE Af1IGDD
MURDERER OF BENwELL AND III WIFE.
Niagara Falls Ont, March 13.-Birchcll taken
TO the Woodstock Jail by Detective Murray. by the
Grand Trunk Railway, at 30 O'Clock this morning.
At the depot he seemed 10 be cheerful and when told
by friend that he hoped he would be able 10 clear
himself Of the charge. the prisoner replied There IS
not doubt but that will Good BY old fellow
Birchcll and his wife allowed to and con
verse with each other this morning. Birchcll told his
wife that he had about $500 left and said she could
have part Of II she desired. He also told her She
could have divorce from him II she wished II. !
Will make no trouble about IT," he said. and here he
showed tie first emotion since his arrest. you can
separate from II wish it," The wife sObbcd
and said that She would not desert him. and sank down
exhausted as he led away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
FINAL TEST or GUNS FOR TIE VESCVIrS.

Philadelphia, March 13.-Thc final official test OF the
three pneumatic guns Of the dynamite cruiser Vesuvus
WAS made today The understood 10 have been
satisfactory I'm all respects one explosive shell,
weighing 200 pounds and filed with gun cotton was
fred from each gun; and in addition several wooden
bombs we're discharged The firing was done over a
measured mile and the proiectilcs are said to have
gone in some Instances third Of mile beyond the
REQUIRED distance. This accomplished with a
pressure Of 700 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
.pporvrrn 4 SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

Mayor Grant filled the vacancy yesterday III '"s
BOARD OF Education caused by the resignation OF Eugene
Kelly by appointing Joseph F. Mosher OF the law nrn
NJ Carpenter & Mosher, No. 62 Wall-st Inc appohI
ment WAS mode on Mr.. Keny's recommendation.
Mr.. Moshcr is thirty nine years od' uhnndi.."" dD'
g., - ,,,,,a,o ~ - Francis Xavier College. lie halls
,,,, tho xIIth Assembly District is a member OF the
Yomnc Mems Democratic Club and of the Manhattan
Sn", ~ the Catholic Club OF which he Is stu prone
member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

London, March 13-Adviccs from Johaphc'Dure' III
the Transvaal state that three persons who were ar
rcs,ed there for taking part In the demonstration
against the Govcrnment during which the nag OF the
Republic was hauled down by the mob, nave been
taken 10 Pretoria. They are charged WIN treason
There is intense excitement Throughout inc hcpuDHo'
A Reform Association has been formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
A MAJOR.GENERAL DROWNED.
FIR HOWARD CRAUFURD ELPHNsTONE SWEPT
OVERLOOKED FROM \ STEAMER.

London. March 13.-MaorGeneral Sir Howard crau-
frd ElphnsOnc controller and treasurer Of the Duke
Of Connaughts household, washed overheard from
thc steamer Tangario near Tcncrnc. and drov ned.
His wife and daughter board the steamer.
General Sir Howard Elphinstone belonged 10 the
Royal Engineers and had served with distinction IN
tho Crimca India and elsewhere. lie was alway,
a favorite in the royal circle and held many posts in
the royal household.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
p.SropAJ c4LL TO PHILADELPHIA.

Chicago. March i3.-The Rev. william II. Niboert.
rector Of ST. James Episcopal Church. has sent IN MS
rcsignaton to take effect May l. lie has accepted
call take charge OF st. Peters Episcopal Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
HERR yox TIszA,s RESIGNATION.

Pcsth. March 13.-Notwithstanding the posiuVo
statement Tuesday that IlcT won Tis@ had re-
signed the Office Of Hungarian Prime Minister ana
that Count Szapary had been appointed %
succeed him. Herr Won Tsza day announced III inc
Lower House OF the Hungarian Diet that he liad
today asked the Emperor 10 accept his resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
ROLAND LEACH DnowyrD, yor MURDERED

Chicago. March 1B-Thc po,tmo examination
Of the body Of Roland Leach the Newlori salesman.
was held this morning. Dr. Ludwig Iek'"cn con
duct..l the examination. The body Wa, identified by
Samuel Zuckcr of New York. DR.. llcltOcn in con
Guiding his report, says lind on Tls bofy all. or
nearly all the signs and characteristics of drowning.
and of no other cause for death Consequently !
believe Roland Leach came TO his death from drown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
A NEW wAHpEN FOR LUDLOW srREEr IAIL.

sheriff Flack yesterday appointed Dcnri, T. Cray
warden Of Ludlow Street jail. IN place Of James J..
Kcating, resigned. The new warden has been Keeper
Of the ja since Mr.. Hack assumed The dntic, o.
sheriff on January |, l--9 and Ia, been next IN
authority 10 Warden keaine. lie Is = Tamman>
Democrat Of the NNlIIth Assembly, blstrct Clr'
crolers) of which Mr kcatng j, the nominal leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

Mr. znckcr Of the firm Of fucker & Ioscpy, dealers
in artificial flowers at SO. 30 Broadway, by whom
Roland Leach was employed, i, In Chicago mvcstgat-
Ing the case lie j. expected 10 arrive here with the
holv f, day Leach a widOUcr thirty five years
Old and lived at 40. Ia West Twenty eighth St., this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
TAKING rr cApTAIN EADs's PROJECT.

TAXING Up CAPTAIN EADSs PIIVJF'|I T.
City Of Mexico, March 13, via Galveston -MaDo
Clark has made a proposition to the Government 10
take up the late Captain Eads's project for a 1c-
huantencc shin railway for which concession is held
by American company. which cOncesslon' however
has nearly expired by limitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

DIVIDEND OF THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Boston, March 13.-Thc Rcll Telephone Company
has declared a dividend Of S3 share. payable April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
URS TTPPER TO JOIN HER HUSBAND.

Ottawa March l3.-,Is. 1uppcr, wife Of the Min
Iser Of Marine left here for Washington this afternoon
10 Join her husband. This would indicate tlIat thc
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
ARRESTED FOR THE TRYING BANK FRAUDS.

Denver Col. March 13.-Ira q. Hodge chareo
with being one of the who defraudcd the state
Bank AT Irving KAN out Of 100000. was arrested
here today and taken east tonight.