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Treasury Department.
Once Of the Secretary.
Washington. Dec. u lsp.
The Att0rHcy.GcncIal.

The AttOr0cy.Gcncla. 49,,
sir-Ihe Board OF MANAGEMENT OF the Woro' 'on"o'N'
ns,on f. seriously embarrassed by the construction th'
has been placed upon certain provisions OF tho at oil Ap
% ,b.O 10 Is desirable II possible, TO overcome TIC
oircuty by executive under tho present Ia" h'
than encounter the probable delay should aIp4cao" u
usde for Congressional interpretation
hectlon IS provides among other things uat th' II'Sl
don, may also OBSTINATE additional articles Tor "ApI"
nv section ~ the sun 800 0oC Is appropriated or he
yroo Of paving the expenses Of transportation et' anu
for the expenses the Commission created by ue net anu
,e, contingent expenses ~ approved by the sccrely
Of the Treasury"
whether under provisions the President l. authorized
70 oes,rnste addton. articles for exhibition" not siresd
g. the ryccutive Desrrncnts and 70 authorize the employ
oent OF persons outside Of the Department force TO prepare
ond take nrop.r care Of articles he may designate
and perform any other duty in conncc ton with e
| Government exhibit
There H. also Of opinion a IN the disposition
n, me fund OF 81 provided III Section ~ Of said
net lnasluuch wholly independent bodies are mo-"
n,shursug from this fund the Board oil Maieen'h
rrosenting tho Government eXhip II unable even APP
nroximaelv 10 estimate what portion OF the whole sum
aside from the $500 apart for the Government bd
,r or budings will finally be at IL, disposal and hence
cannot decide On what 70 project the Government
exhibit
will therefore thank you N advise me whether, IT
or oninfon the President the power with without
the OF the National Con mission and the board OF
MANAGEMENT TO appoIon SAID sum between them
! ucsnartullv w WINDOW, So,rctlsy.
| In his reply, the Attorney -Gcncral says:
soc,ion 10 ,ro,idcs for exhibit bv the Government
There are to be from the Executive DEPARTMENTS III
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1870, ,,,,,. ~, THE MONETARY CONFEKEN'E.
t...-+,, Noe o6-The recommendations 81 '''o
unconditional American Conference for inc e.
ment Of an American Monetary Union and inc 'a,I ,rc
a common silver coin have been aaop'c" Wy a." and
American Republics, except Guatemala Sr.,
paraguay. which have not been heard ron 49,.
,noctinc Of the Union VIII ta"e pHt"s "' w
ment Of state az noon on "c''oe''!' ,~-o,,i,o
-. ooror non viceate q. Querada. ITdAl selho.
SsIya6or de- Nendonca Colombia. senior Don Dhi'''
CaIdcron and senior Don Julio Rcngio' .HeH',o'
Scnor Don NJ Romero; Venezuela, oenor poi'
yetancourt Rendon: Chill. senior Don fTuHeh'o Ia"
cono: salvador. senior Don Ben)nmh NJ "u''0'
hcIa1oa' ~ haV bren appointed from peru '|sI "a
Rica ondnr and BOLIVIA by h ,ee Te Mean Mnists
been reported. Mr.. Romero, VIC IN c"nitrv The
rreYcg,se rom the United states have not Se' O7'"
anpOinted.
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bonds redeemed to-day was s38,eOo making the f0'Ai
TO date ~ ,S32 900.
pAy.ANERICAN TRANSFORMATIONS

PAEAMERICAN TRANSPORTATION.
THE ppoIrCT OF THE INTERSTATE DEEP-HAhDo'
COMMITTEE EXPLAINED TO CoNURbSSNEN'
u,,,,.,o, nee oG-The Senate Committee on
or,e,ce today gave a hearing 70 Nes'Is. T. L. p"'
80 Denver. Howell Jones, Of TOPEKA = - ''''. o
Chicago and T. p Chamberlin, OF peA ''"'''' -" a.
the bill introduced hy senator CnIi''n u ' rno,
the Pan. American Transportation OohPd"' -, 49,
gentlemen appearcd a. subcommittee aPPp''''"
the Interstate Dccp-IIarbOr committee ,o
,ho, ,ho committee was backed BY l1o"o'o'o P'oF'|
and creat.d 10 look after the welfare "l NV W.
fore Congress but especially to secure d" - don
nroprjltion from Congress u hnIu ~ '"' n ,a,
water harior on the Texas coast N"s' VI Va .. 90,
.o,, ,i,o. tbev said had connections ternha'lnE y"
,bo Gulf and all Other Western ana 9o"'''''" .;,.
we're rap,dly building or negotiating l'' 'U'' t
mil Ion only one proposition open for d'''"9o' .
40. 20 ocan TRANSFORMATION lines, to b. op''"0r ~,
connection with these great railway NS"", aa,
subcommittee was appointed wi'h '"e HP0 - ,ho
- establishing a lne Of steamers 10 PN p''" -
,ari,,s norris of the Calf of Mexico anu NV .,d
',I.,.,i and south America The subcommittee 'o'U
'0" - -. ,od ..snn,bled in galveston last NO
' ,d dotormincd ~ establish such llhe' ~ W
,oc 10 the pcopc Of the great central bo>"i :" Wv
,r,,od STATES WHO were directly in'cca'eu }" w ,a,
velopment Of the south and West anu - ,iaI il,
:, might he National III character "u In'''" o.. =.
scone II was determined to apply " No"s'O -
charter. The ncClpOidlOiS, Ni'S '' ...otirg
eth md high character. with capi'" 'N'0'o
s15 coo 900. and had it been deemed ne'eS'"'. o"o
hundred lncorporators might have been oo'e" ooo
4 combined captal would have cNceedcu 9i'' -,
Conr,.ss had established precedent Tor III" a. wv
oshed in the Incorporation Of the Pacific ra'"'u ,na
panies the Hudson River briusc Co"P +.n rroicct
Ttoa,acua Canal Company. The d"p-W"'r ~,
,rns ,stIaed bv innumerable considerations s'o'''e
ont nf IN. re establishment of the Navy OF llc nv,
V Wv. ,,o and The recommendations 81 me ""
,n,n,can conference as we'll a, the recofl''c'"''
( OF the President -, -. corrrcs, a National
LIZ Ir rc'urn for which they promiSei ~ a.ed
s"r n,rr eh,ne IN the United Htac' az a. a., "ountry
NV, ~ 20 or 30 per cent: fly the hE Oh Hin A. ths
IA ~ a. Nation, peril. - pace nc .,idroI char.
55iit a. ~ me Government. WIN thls .>"n from
r itbcy wouM be able 10 negotiate i2r hrir csah.
yer ny f6Terunens in oOusideralln o. me- thrr
nisn mick and direct commun'a.otl ,en+ nj Inc
9 ,s,s and mi, country'S TN" eS'aos"oY" % ncr
pn American lines would effect ,@nI's ortatjon cx-
I'I t ~ zinc and reduce the freight lrt knigh s,cb
cent III ti'e correspondng degree and turns" The
tiii,ioi a. would result in matcrlt , So,,th
iaclcs AZ tccn ths country and Central ana '''''
America. - 1.o,,ucrcc has as vet taken no
action on the bill.
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vFW INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.

Washington. Dec 2G.-The President TO-DAY ap-
nointed Darwin Il. James Of New-forH' ana rI"',P
G. Garrett 81 Pennsylvania to DC nle'"ooI9 "a ~
-, =. 1Da,o, rmis,ioners I'm place Of Mcssrs.
~ II Norran resigned. and Clinton Is. f'sR' neH'
He also appointed Joseph W Paddock Of NebTSl'ka' 70
he a Government director Of the t1non fac'hc i|-4
nd Company in place Of James W. savage, dead
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed E'',uS
Rockwell Of New York. u b. chief Of a dNislon
.; tSc Six;h Auditors Office, In place OF W. H. Comp
ton resigned.
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r,,r RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED.

M tor,te y Y. Dec Ca fire last night
,,,,.cd In. now Erie Railroad station here. II was
large thrce.story building. The fire originated i'om
an cl.ctrclght wire. The telegraph lines arc al 'o""'
I'm, there has been no suspension of travel me '''
T. FRO 600 and there is 10000 insurance IN the Home
Co,opany. All the papers and records oi the super
r,ondcnt's Office and all The cVl engineers ihrtru
,,ante ,vera destroyed The completeness VI the IRE
va due to the frozen hydaut aud 70 the up'etns Of
A hook and ladder truck.
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FOR SALE.
The Manufacturing Property
OF THE
RICHMOND PAPER co., CONSISTING
OF THE MILL, MACHINERY
AND ESTATE,

Situated at Providence H. l., three MUGS from ~
city OF Providence, upon the seasons hEoI snu usns
Providence and Worcester Railroad anoraix . Al
water and railroad communications The properly
the mouth Ten Mile River, giving an SS ir "a
supply of the purest and containing aooIt 70
OF and with water frontage on ne Se.soha INN Il
Sream nearly 1000 feet Will ucPe"
watr ~ IL fret az medium eide and OF ID feet In As
channel. "A distance from tho shore.
ing two ~ fourdrnier machines. one ~ nche ~
AZ inches with a capacity Of two 2) more suno,, .
Number OF cutters super offenders and winders w
Green improved cOndensing englics OF oOo IL l. '"
IA ak feet horizontal tubular boilers Al, ..n..itv
Also a complete suphite plant with daay S Ssp tur.
OF 80 600 pound, pulp. with acid WORKS, sulphur
naces stu chests bleaching apparatus, 'iould
law mills and all necessary appur,enancee oens
and complete Sulphite pant IN tho oouh''' ~
CAPABLE OF making the best hbre. ~, ., =, so,,
The buildings mainly Of brick the sinount Oh ""''
space being about 100 600 feet. su,o,.
arcr boarding house and several tenements oeons
Thi. property readily be adapted to other ms""'
featuring uses.
For price and terms apply to tho
RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL TRUST CoMPANf'
Providence, x. |.
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Autt,cu Sales Of Real estate

DECElNER'S SALE.
IL Default having been made by the purchasers
villa sites Sunnysde Park lr\hgton on vii
g. Y notice hereby given that the undersigned VIZ
IN accordance with law. resell those certain plots nv
OF S. villa sites at Irvtngton, y Y. uran"
Ward Carpenter Son. and Hne number, 8 Ms w. sS
100 at noon Real Estate Exchange and Auc"'-
Room 50 TO 35 Iibertyst. Y Y City
Dated Yonkers, Dec. -. 1890. . ,,.,w..
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MOTHER AND CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

Rochester, Dee. % Ry the burning "f cottage
about , O'Clock this morning woman and three cii-
dren Lost their live. The victims Mr.. John
Dietrich of 80 orchard S.. and hrc" Of her Children
-Lnbic. aged six; Jacob, aged three ana Loul'a'
aged eleven months How IN" fire originated j. u
mystery Mr.. Dietrich lost her life While trying 10
cave her children
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r,,rs,v,DorFAN MINISTER PRE>ENTtO'

vaehinrton. Dec .G.-Benjamin Moline "", Id 49,.
no,r,v an,onted Minister from salvador Wa =,
nno.cr,ed f. the President today by ths $50 -
ga The usual formallueS were op'e'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

INSTRUCTIONS TO CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Washington. Dec 26.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has issued instructions 10 customs officers in regard
to the making, stamping, branding. etc, Of goods and
packages imported after March next. under Section
8 Of the Tariff act
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Gin properin for Sale.

w EST l3lST ST. Nos. 40. III AND Ilo-Conc and
w inspect these hrh.clss houses superior 10 Ha
lem honest wOrkm,nship throughout, thrcr-stofy nigh
basement dwellings
Iolicy II the TITLE GrARhH rH And 1EusT
COMPANY. No 50 Lihfrty-st insuring the title WI be
delivered 10 each purchaser free Of cost.
Apply the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
r,,, ,o,.sr ADJorRHs UNTIL TUESDAY,

washircton. Dec 26. There were about hi', men
,o nre.cn when the House was called TO o'ue' ''''
q, motion of Mr. Mckinley. of ONO 1t was "s.0o~
hot whom the House adjourn today II ne ~ " takcn
TUESDAY next: and then an acJOu nm'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

cr~Tu,J. CHURCH 7u.ayc mar ltthst The
pas or Kcy C. 5 IRoWE p D rS % preach r6 a;
In X a m and Futhcr O'tO$NOR. tdnor OF > no
4 0uvSr,.4 Ca,holic - wll speak ~ - 2 m touh%
ur'lle's meeting at y. m Al. ar cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

REDEMPTION OF 4I-2 PER CENT BONDS.
Wa<hington. Dec 26.-The amount OF IL Der cen
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Furnished 6ouses Uanteo.

w ANrEp for The vint~r months nrst-class fully fur.
w uieh"G luue ccntrillr ocacd nv gentleman and
wife; 10 children. J. KOMAlNE Brown & co. 30
We. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHuKGH 42d.it bc%Srn ~.
ctra.y II /, m SUBJECT. "Ye Are Not Your Own
.nd I'm The evening 40 -. subject. an lhsnn' rnt
,.usc Houti,n A. close ~ evening service sunday
,choo. . 40 .. M Stranger vel onr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CHURCH or CHRIST Scientist, Hartman Hall cor.
n~r i9thst and 6th.,y" tentrinc" Wet lpth :, J.
p,sarhng service SUNDAY 10 80 Bible class IL m
Tyenlnr service T. D. a. the N1tMg Ison So - oIh'
ave 6pcn daily Service every Tuesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

COLLEGIATE CHrKGM u taf1y"'tc Pi1cc near an
!. M pev q IL COTTON wiz preach ~ p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUKCH
I2ath.st and IN ave-. Roy d. }. IL DAr, SI.
i,v srioo AZ 30 = "a Young Peoples meeting ~ ~
L., u 4 cordial Welcome EXTENDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

cHrECH OF zIoN AID ST, TIMOTHY PT9 t..f2
Tpl,copIl. Rev. II. LUBE. h, NJ A. H. D. =, e. :,
KID - tomorrow m II ~. and ! 80 p ~ o. MY
Couln1ulon every sunday ut a H. ana on Hr'I o"I''
of, Zach month al q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CrECH Greene
8, Tra- Tansl-Rry EDWARD r. PAYSON VIII pr"acl
AZ 10 80 a N. All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

cnrrrcrITr CUrRCU .gth.st and 5th.aye,-Rev.
y iiES0N, u. D. VII preach az II a. ~. and J. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

COLLEGIATE CHURCH, 4sthst and 5th.ave-Rev
IDW ARD b. coz. u. D., vii preach al II a. m ana D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
WORLD'S FAIR QUESTIONS.

THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION on EAh-U'
TIVE ACTION UNDER THE LAW
washington Dec. 2G.-The following correspondence
in regard to the Worlds Fair at Chicago explains "
self: ,...,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madi.on-sye. and 6fth'st-
Iey. K. IIELE NEWTON viii prsach at a n 49,.
MNCKAY-sMIrli b. D.. ~ii; preach at > IA sp'-
lial musical service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

RTIOVED pI~CIPI.E. syth.-t. Madisoaa'
~ GETGOWY LINES Ee tOT.-SersicNr 80. l. J
2 20 Tho Rector breaches a. II and ; In
ir,tu1s utlc VIII be p"aicL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CALVARY BAPTIST CIUHtii O,th'st, pi'
40, ,nd I'm ,yrs-pr MAJ ARTHGE prtachcr SUM - !:
rnlnng ana evening. Evening subject 'I"' i"''
Isre T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY; Med.son.sNc. a4d
,od = Iolv Communion. 80 IL. Morning .erN &C.
,ior, .,,,irc .rr,.c ut O'clOck. Rev. T.. W ALPOi
WARREN, Rector. breaches at tn morninG. sHr\i - W
=, ~ o' the consr-Gttiou. Evening The 'hr Ia"
victory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

Now York, Frday. De-. rs
Tho following sale held at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room today: -, -, ,... ~ , so7 "a I ,aa
3d.ayc cor nos 2Ol ana o6 40 oo'"''' p'oO '
IGoHlrrae; A Merchant, sl25 900 - ,,,. ,,.A =, -,h
sale Of dwelling, with lot No 40 "es' WINS" . ~
ave va, ad ourned to January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

40 ard f-tn..t l1. Pastor Rev. HENRY VAN Dih /,
D. D. Vii preach Oh SUNDAY, December -. At II a. m
and 80 m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4t.-ave. corner ;O'h-t.- sun
Iiii'6BEiT G. Williams. AZ II a. m- lni4rcn.'
rsnia, festival 3 80 !. u III pnolc c'r''iN III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

ST ANDREWS CHURCH. 5th-eve corQcr l27th.st..
Rev GEORGE II. VAN pE WATER. ID. D.. Rector
mi, tuiumuuion > a morning PRAYER. II A. NJ
Suud ,v--thool thf,tm1s festival evening prayer.
10 u m The Rector breaches at II a. m. ana. oy
r-nIn.i. % Free Ml-OLs 40 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

THoNA, DIXON r.. psc1cnrs a, J. ana 80. '6nD.
inc. Of H., Honor. l.. oliver e,l' LNc"nI -" nat i
lunel' Ntl, 0.u'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

TwENTy.TnIHD. STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
rr, held In Association Hall 23d-st. fthaNc
Rev. THOMAS DIXON. JR.. Pastor. Pr hing SUNDAY
a # a N. and - p n. Morning subject what Is
men and strangers specially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW-foKh'
Cor. Irving Place and lith'st'

A.--NEw.YoEK TIMPEEANCF rNioN. M'Soni
Temple Gth-aSc. and -Ji--t.->uHGay. 80 O'clock or
POOiI.i"S second o. TIC sos'> ~ -icri la9 -! PCT
and Underground Nc"-Yor4" Nr hHAHPlil: ~.
wonderful blind musician Lary. choir lnd c'n2rrrdt."a
| s!n,Ins Win Prof COREY aud big organ accomIannr"
| led ~ Mr.. MILLER The gr At London e!ocutIoni,
Mr MORA and tn Fowler coIord plan alton sing a., lie
! prompt. . j. = 'ibh0' iI'''''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

ST JAMES CHURCH Madson.sve. and 7ist-st -
Rl-hop IIIOMA IS 81 kansas. VIII preach IN IN" morning
| AT H. ouc hour. Even cong st : Strangers always
] AL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

ST JOUN'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
5Sd.~t. west Of Broadway Rev Or JAMES NJ. KING.
preacher I'm charge will conduct the ervic'. Public SER
tirr- morning and evening" Wschight services beginning
AZ o 40 D. M Wednesday. All made welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

pFDFOpp ~TKFFT METHODIST EPISC OPAL
chi ne II corner Moitou.st lHiuh Ward DR.. ). j.
III ip Pastor pili preach 10 so a. M and 80 D. ~.
seat, firr. al welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

THIRTY FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH.
west OF sth.avo.. Rev, Dr. PETER srRYkER. Pastor -
Al 10 a M "a Christmas bv the Pastor Az . 80
Ssb aih.school anniversary. Address by Rev. DR.. w.
H. GLEASON. All invited. No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

rtu.rCu OF THE INCAENATI0N. Madlson.ANe. and
OF, -, prv ARI'IIl X BROOKS, E,ctor.-Momitg s,f'
2 Afternoon service AT +. IN. The Rector
VI, 's.,lih,.,n stranger, cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

CHURCH Of THE c0vtNAIETH Tts D. p''IP5la p..
r,.,,1 .ryices AZ II a. m. and D. III d.. Nc
fvXlNE VII preach Rn!e :.Hog o - s. 81 ,ye .,
~ ii;GE - WEBSTLR ~, , II a III 90"
- n YONG people, meeting. 80 p H. Strangers wei
,o,ltd at ey, rs rylce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

SAINT PATI.S CHURCH ithave. and 22d ST
Row GI.oEGE II. McGREW Pastor Sunday services
pr,chug by the Pastor at II ana 40 p. m sun
d,,school at 30 p. Week day meetings a. usual.
A cotdal invitation to strangers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

uTKFAN BAPTIST CHUE II.
,or. Bedford aud Downing -t,..
EDWARD - D~D.. Pastor.
preacA's sunday morning. II =. n,
subject In DARK 30 iIg ahd.'
SUNDAY evening. 30
Scat. free Ever body welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27

west 4i,,,i near 0n ave, II a. n "a Is J. M.
~ n hing by the Pastor. Rev T.. =. ilfPLf~ E'tnhK
tnnp,tt short sermons short Text ii, Closed"
W,anc,da, evening % O'Clock, Wsvh Night services
Atdrs.ss s. in be 10y the Rev. ". n 4 faunce. Of
hc Fiuh ANruu baptist Church, Rev. l.. \. ScLc, Of
Vnuacr. and others All invited
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-10-10
ONLY q Matter of Form.

'Mr. Kajones," said young SPRING
byle, clearing his throat, 81 have called
to ask permission to pay my addresses
to your daughter"
(Which one, Julius?" inquired Mr..
Kajones.
miss Maria, sir"
The father looked fixedly at the young
man.
"What are your prospects in life,
Julius?" he said.
"To tell you the truth, sir" acknowi-
edged young Springbyle, II have no
prospects worth mentioning. l am in
moderate circumstances and have no re-
sources except knowledge of my bust
ness, good health and steady habits"
''Just SO, julius" unused the father.
"Your income, l dare say, is
about ESQ a year."
"And on this, my young friend, you
would expect to support yourself and a
young woman who has lived in home
where she has never been used to any
thing like privation, or even judicious
economy"
''It does seem presumptuous for me to
think of it," faltered the youth, land as
Isee it does not meet your approval p
"Stay, julius" exclaimed Mr.. Kajones
somewhat hastily, 81 only ask those ques-
lions as matter of form. If you want
Maria, my boy, you can have her" And
he shook the young man warmly by the
hand.
Mr.. Kajones, it may be proper to state,
has eight unmarried daughters besides
Maria. 1it-Bits.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-10-10
LOBSTER AND COD CULTURE.
A New Departure in the Propagation OF
the Shellfish.

A New Departure in the Propagation of
the Shellfish.
1t is very probable that unless we have
resort to artificial culture to replenish
our lobster fisheries there will be a
marked decline in Nova Scotia's output
during the next few years. Already
Newfoundland is ahead of us in this
branch of fish culture, for under the
management of Adolph Nielsen, a Nor
wegian expert, 'the ancient colony" has
taken new departure in the propaga-
ton of cod and Holsters. In recent
article Rev. Moses Harvey writes that
the fish hatchery on the shore of Trinity
bay is the largest in the world for the
propagation of Goldfish and Holsters, and
capable of Matching 300,000,000 of cod
and 200, 000,0 900 Holsters in a single sea-
son.
A single mother lobster can stow away
no less than 10000 eggs, and she carries
these about with her until they are RI
pened and Matched. The lobster trapper
takes these mother fish and carries them
to the factory, where they are thrown
into boiling water, and of course the eggs
are destroyed. The quantity of lobster
ova that perish in this way is beyond
all calculation, and is one great cause of
depleted fisheries.
Mr.. Harvey thus describes Mr.. Mel
sens ingenious methods: He gets the fe-
male lobster at the factories before they
are boiled, and with a sort of spoon con-
structed for the purpose he strips the
eggs from the fibrils and returns the lob
ster uninjured. He takes the eggs,
which are not nearly so delicate as those
of the cod, and places them in the incu-
bators, where the water is kept in con-
slant motion.
After a time, longer or shorter ac
cording to the degree of ripeness they
have reached before being removed from
the mother, these ova are Matched. With
some of them only two days are required;
in the case of others less advanced
month or even two months may be
needed to hatch them. Unlike the cod
the young lobster must be fed, for it has
no yolk sac to feed on when it breaks
from the shell. Mussels chopped fine,
with occasionally few yolks of eggs,
furnish food on which they grow rapid
ly, and in five or six days they have gone
through their first Smelling and are fit to
be set free in the water to pick up their
own living.
Mr.. Nielsen has invented floating in
cubators to be placed in the water near
the lobster factories which are scattered
around the shores. In these incubators
the eggs are placed and attended to by
men properly instructed. He has 432 of
these floating incubators distributed this
year at thirteen different stations
thirty-six at each. They are reported to
be working admirably. There would be
no serious difficulty involved in making
similar experiments upon our own coast,
and we understand that the energetic
minister Of marine already has the prof.
ect under Observation-Disclosures Her
aid.