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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
A SCHOONER YACHT RUNS ASHORE.

Word was received in this city yesterday Of the
strandng Ct the schooner yacht Iris, COrson's Inlet
n. j.. "Wednesday. The Iris Is fifty foot schooner
built in 1856 for X. D. Roosevelt. jr. Thomas Man
ming recently sold her for August Tancuery samuel
G. Townsend. OF Baltimore She left Manning's Basin
on November for Baltimore. where her new owner
was 10 90 on board with party for cruise 10 the
West Indies The yacht an charge Of her sailing
master, Captain Seemons. with sufficient crew. She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
.nc,,pn IN THE SUPREME COURT

washington, Nov. 6-Thc proceedings IN tne supreme
,o,t Of the United States today were as ioilo"s'
No 54The ST. Paul ata t hs' Northern Pacific Kali
road Company Areueu,' >,,,roonol,s and Manitoba
,I,av Company appellant, agt. George W. Ureehhaish
and Others O.. Dan, Minnesota and Manitoba Rail-
nov Company appellant, agt Charles W. EiSeh
Argued. $3.50 g.. p, Minnesota and Manitoba Rail
roronanv annellant agt. Ransom Phelps Argueu'
10. 56~Edwald F. Lawrence nactnr ArrGed
any IasVSarah W. Pcase and Others, executors'
w. n,aintins in error agt William Z. Ritchlc ana
oliGps. for tomorrow will DC as follows; NOS.
"a X ~ Co g. 81, SO, "a, is and %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
TAuMAyY,S CHIEF GOHs BACK TO EUROPE.

Richard Croker the Tammany chief, sailed on the
steamship Columbia yesterday It was shortly before
nc N when Mr. Croker arrived at the steamers pier ~
Hobokcn. With him Mayor Grant and W. Eourke
Cochran Among those who assembled to see the chci
tain off for Carlsbad Commissioner Groy' lhonis
Brennan Edward stokes, Commissioner liahS >. bc'o'
Coroner Levy and score or more Oh o'her c"sas''o
,rammarv democrats. Mr. Crokers stateroom was
sued with flowers sent by friends Before sailing Mt
Croker said Tia he should return not later than next
snrnr John Scannell sailed with Mr.. Croker, oclng
put down OH The passenger list rs MI CroAo1 Aii0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
THE COURTS.
covpArv,s LIBEL AGAINrT A BAY HORSE.

A CoMpANY,s LIBEL AGAINt7r A BAY HORSE
The Nev-York Maine and New-Brunsw1ek Steam
shin Company has brought libel. in the onteo STATES
District Court, for $40 80 against pay porse winch
as TRANSPORTED here on the companys ship winthrop
en- {, Iohn n b. last month. The horse was
CONSIGNED to A.. F. Smith, of this city, who has, now
ever Icd to call for it. In the meantime the ifcgt
and other charges are unpaid and the horse Is daily
increasing the amount due by the cost OF It's poaru
The company asks that the United States Marshal
he ordered sell the animal at once u oeis vii
,o freight as otherwise the bill for It's Keep Will
an,o 10 more than the horse be sold for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
, cprrJ JoEr M A DEFEATED CANDIDATE.

II was reported last night that Alderman BernaN
Currv Of No 100 Avenue b, the defeated Talnmany
candidate for re election in the X1Vth District was
dead This, however, was found to be false. INC
Alderman has been i'll for few days, and yesterday
some of the adherents of the opposition ticket pun
grape uron the bcll-handle Of his door, rms leu uo
general public to suppose that Illness anu uo'ea.
,,,uod ,be Alderman This supp0sition was without
foundation and Mr. Curry has offered ~ 600 10 niu
and convict the perpetrator OF the cruei hoaA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07

Incudes sales OF 5000 barrels cash oil az 20 eeD
Refined petroleum nnchaLsed al 10" ''
and @. So cents per gallon for cases tranox:
"I Foreicn quotations Antwerp, 10 3sG 10 IL n"''
Rremen' g. so marks; London l-2Go elo Peh'o'
OIL CITY, Penn Nov onNatiSSa Tr.s s.e eISssd Il
oIS sales lis 600 bbls; charters loc'o oois' SV
,nssts .O5 Sol bbls runs. 1871 ODDS .u ,othiue
mon Penn Nov 6.-Petroleum cuu. ho,'sJ
doing National Transit Certificates opened ~ 'os'
u, 5ssi,c. highest. 1SAc; lowest. 7ssc ,,.,,c...S
q" I,radford Penn Nov. 6-Nstonzl TRANSIT ,e Ia -
on,oad AZ 7slac; closed at 7sasc highest '9sc' """
Ike cIearances, %, 600 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov O. as D. m.-Beef IN poor us nx ~
pork I'M moor demand; prime Eastern s.sa nd.
SIS Cd do Western steady at sos Hams " loS, Bsess
A., mir demand long and short clear mddes aDu. al
Steady AZ 3is shoulders about IL u Is ~ tm a. ssir
Cheese In poor demand ihlo" anu ~, aud flturcs
-, ,.n'r demand Wheat IN poor demand. flour IN ,x
aa,ls"d Corn-spot ana futures In far denand nnNs
Western spot and November, firm at a. .n pfens "
firm az As 9s,d January ntm Is iVt~' ~~'V
London-pacinc Coast in good demaao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The following the cast for The idler' to be given
n. ,bo Lveeum Theatre on Tuesday night

A benefit for the Actors Fund, under the manage
uent Of Daniel Frohman and Frank W. Sanger VIII
.o,e nlace ON December at the Broadway Theatre
Among the artists to play will be Mr.. and Mrs Hcnda
WiIlia1n II Crane, 4. ii. Sothcrn and the Lyceuh
Theatre Company.
II has been reported that Miss Pauline Hall mas
crod be. connection with Marcus II. Mayer, hcr
manager None OF the people interested was Wiling
/" tak about the matter yesterday.
,uss Edith Kenward who made the "kanearoo
dance popular in Dr. BILL is recovering from INC
rcts Of her fall on the stage last week She Is 10
coil for England tomorrow, as Mr.. Alexander Oh OF
tae Avenue Theatre London, wishes her 10 rct'ch ~
that house
Narcus f. MAYER is connected with plan to buiid
new theate well up town. The exact location Is ho'
yet announced.
The Strauss Orchestra will give concert at inc
Casino on Sunday evening" November 49,
The preparations for "Pippin,' which has been an
nounced to be given at the broadway Theatre TOT
season. beginning with Thanksgiving week. require ~
mucb care and time that another good ATTRACTION can
ne secured for that week the production Will be post
Doned till the next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
MIR. HATCH ANXIOUS TO BE SPEAKER

81. Louis. Nov. 6s-Congressman william H. Hatch
~ho has Just been reelected In the list Missouri District
by ali Increased majority Of about 1900, In the
city to-day and Republic reporter asked him
whether he was candidate for Speaker of the next
House OF Representatives. Congressman Hatch said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07

was trying TO make harbor when she struck on thc
har nj Corson's Inlet. The escaped 10 the shoe
,m safety Yesterday morning an attempt was mane
-, Goat her but IL unsuccessful 1t Is eipecteu
nat she will be got of without sustaining serious III
houes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
STAINED.
Good Ordinary.

Good Ordinary .........69i Low Middng IS DIG
Strict Good Ordinary ."..I's Mlddlln9 --...----o'o
The option market quite active though somewhat
unsettled. The opening strong, and prices SUISSE
nrentIy advanced 4d6 points higher Liverpool ad-
Vices which prompted covering OF 'shorts BUT tle
doc inc I'm spot and easier silver caused Liquidation leading
IN n general reaction November closed points down;
while Others Lost .di points, compared with the final
r-Ilv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
WHAT WILL THEY DO WITH 1T
THAT DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY WHICH MAY
DO GREAT HARM.

4 yREEsrRNDE BILL AMONG THE CERTA1NTIEs
CURRENCY TBNKERING PART OF THE
PROGRAMME - WHAT THE FARMERS.
ALLIANCE DlsMANDs-THE COMING
SESSION WILL BE A STORMY
oNE-A CONSPIRACY TO
DEFEAT APPoR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07

COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet at Lice de-
cline sales 100 bales consumption. Port receipts,
bales against 40 906 bales this day last week ana
44,9lS bales this day last year. Crop movement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-07
CbIcago Nov 0-The leading futures ranged follows

Quotations fOIIOMs: FIUUr, tt,Ivr w
snrng wheat oOLc: No 3 spring wheat, sIa9te; No
rcd 7oac; No corn, 52Nc NO oats. tst"sssci 40
rye 6Ol, dOIc No. > barley, 19dS0c; No naAseeu
u gS; prime timothy seed 81 25ds 20 Mess pork, per
hlh AID: lard per loo ~ 10 short rios sides loose
az 3f5 AZ; dry saltd shoulders boxed 81 6Oasl ga
short clear sides boxed ~ soaso 30 whisky aster
nni.hed goods per GAL, III IA unchanged; No
White oats iGc; NO 3 DO, i5c barley, No. 3 T. o. b.,
09d70e; No do, 5Sd0ie.
Articles. Receipts; shpm.,nnttss.,
Flour, bbs.. 1f'VVo i'vVo
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04

cursous E.hsnaaaea.aa - nstafe was VII
uaszs3 po1r hars lsss uiEhs - li-a EszzSensess
o. The ncrth bound passsngsT uatn oa t1s
Iicsz.oa and Texas Ceotfsi ~alea passes
t.s lsllat AZ 2-15 b. ~ D. ~aas lu t.ss iasa ot
q llnalaoos arc.l O. plq4 .ll-slo O. eleatl ..'sl
charac1er. Saea plSaousesaa ere - ireisaenl
oectrfaaea ~ saa bus are elalqst glhesFa of
Ca iana ne .1minu9s mist Was ursa OBJ
ssrsu.d 81 tise aurileer. when . was stli sew
srai hunafei yarls -Aez1 - the txain, s.sd
Ill .u.lng lta pfalrss ere. DC ssosred up. talls
aruuans TIE passengers, xho Wath the cTe~.
ero~dsi 10 lho wiudous anl 90 g. the plat-
form u look nt TIE vast. hneless rainbow
.rapninr TIE teavenN As tse arch eas mere
eifrs.iy a8ufoachei IL dim. ~hlte radiance
VAS sen to IT, o.aariy defined against the szy
e. though painted there by tue s~ecP of
brssh dlppssl Ia white NV. The stars could
- sesn shiaing close against the rim of &c.
aud AL around and unier tie arch. Tho
shape. a. near a. could bs guessed 81. Es
hall a mls o iiamster, though II seemed
gradually videni' and was IN form the halt
o. perfect circle, one leg resting Oh tns
earth, while the other appeared - have been
broken or near toe hase
The arch rose directly over tie track. and
a. the train approached il seemed . gather a
Quicker tinciure Of lrst~r, ~ Of the Diamond
On soluo ciear. gltteriDg star, though II threw
no gleam upoa the air beyond It's ow1 irridA-
t.an, rs couid he seen by the stars shining in
close proximity % IT, When the train passssa
directly under the bridge Of light, the SIT
rounding country spanned by It became
plainly visible, appearing 10 BE- bathed IN pale
moonlight
4 curious feature Of the luminosity was
that while il gave all objects a weird, unreal
aspect, the shadows which II causod them u
throw were black and clearly defined as
silhouettes. Ia few minutes after the train
paSsed under the arch II seemed 70 fade
away. melting gradually lnbo the starlit ssy.
The night, as will be remembered, was fair
and fogless. There was no moon, 50 the arch
must have been self luminous. s.-Eesrne Crexl
Dispatch in Atlanta Constitution
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04

A thrilling pago from tho lives OF the
frontier brakemsn Is furnished from the
Denver and lilo Grande, in which Bob Muir
tie Is the central character. On recent
Saturday the regular freight that plies be-
tween the metropolis ana the little mining
camp on the SUBURBS of Gro .oo;ed itself out
Of town and disappeared along the winding
banks OF the Roaring Forks One station
after another was passed and Tennessee
pass, with its rather torturous stretch, was
reached.
At this point the ''hclper7 was summoned,
and was 10 have been linked between the
cabooso and the last OF the freight cars The
cabooss was accordingly detached and put
aside for the sd-lission of che second loconlo-
tive. " hi!e .his was being done mountain
breeze began 10 whistle ana the c2boose
started. with the grade toward the valley Of
the Eagle. Brakeman Aurtle mourited It
with the skill Of 81 equestrian and put down
the brake, but tho beam broke, leaving him
and his runaway Steed % the mercy Of the
grade. With each link it gathered speed
and the car shot down with tho fury Of an
avalanche Murtle clung 10 bis position as
the caboose swung around short curves, and
finally reached Mitchell, by which it paced
at sixty miles an hour.
The situation was serious, and turning 70
a passenger he ordered him 20 jump. This
was promptly vetoed, however, wbereupou
MJrtle picked up the voyaccr and landed
him in some six feet Of snow upon rhe mar
gin Of the crack. The brake on the rear of
the cGboose was seized q minute later, the
car shot up like q toboggan and Nurtle went
skvwar3, coming down like the tail of q
s.sy1ocker. Digging his way from tha snow
bank ia hurried back TO the track 20 lind the
car ahlaze. This was routed wita several
buckets Ok snow, and, reIghting tho lamp,
the danger 81 sual was hoIsteI just in time 10
lecp the engine that had started back from
plungilg ilto the wreck that had heen heaped
up in the cut. The passenger sharabled nis
way ouc Of the drifts uniujured, while Bob S
experiences are indcxc1 IN an abrasion on
his CLceh. Aspen tColol Chronicle
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04

ne oosupass ns-sils plsue te' ta~ nas ca f's-
saslse pgsasiozlgy ths earth - o aaAspe'' nns
iinursssl ssssatsiiy ID es usipeae pfafs'r-
ass tfoaa "a of fasgae-ize-t stee. rs ans
-, ,.,i,,. - ,rs,t.st stsaslty. and l.s anglst
large saAs raagsseas tberv are stveia- sAf4''s-
u,satsl g-lra 81 lsssar intsuallY, l-st - tie
pols ~ oas oaF uaagusl ATTRACTS iie eil1 ''f
aasiber. .o he uAEpalle pol0s ei teo etfiA
toaAve tosard poles ~ tae cumpa4-a aes1le,
aalAs p,lAaa aelrsacring aud lAe poses s'e'+iig
each o.lssT
IL ia wsl % ruodify tl.e statsnent that the
uo-lis poinis r1rth ant soatb Is a naspnr %
fact. Laoro aro bsn few ioc1ltar go tao earth
where IL does point duo uorth Dad saato, aud
thoso Me constantly changing An irregular
hne drawn frasn the mouth ot the Oriooco
river. thronsh thn elst coast of hsyti,
Char isslioa. = G.. and Detroit, MICA, rTpfs-
ssuts very nearly the las la sIhieh there Is
NJ var Atioa AZ tho prr~eBt time IN al fho
placss east ~ this line tho north end 81 the
us.-dle swings silxh1y % tte Westward Ia all
piaocs west of lt, to the eastward Az the
innuth Of the Columbia river tbe variation 81
the COMPASS Is about - degs. east IN Alaska
IL Is frua g0 10 ca days east. midway %
tween New York and Liverpool it Is about
b deCa west.
The roason Is that the compass p'.sCile r'oints,
not % The geographical, bat 20 tho magnetic
poles. and these do not coincide IN position.
The magnetic north pole Is at fyesont on or
near the southwestern shore ~ boothiA pe-
uinsula in tho northern part Of North Amer
lca
Its position + constantly changing, and N
tho last i've hundred years 10 has moved
about halt tho dlsJsaoe round nae gecSraphi-
cal pole. DnTieg the three hundred years IN
which obaerv atlons have beou carefully made
az the haynstc observatory in Pars The va
riations have changed from II dcgS 20 min.
east OF north 70 22degs 10 min. west
In the United States the rate of the change
IN variation differs much in different parts Of
the country. in Washington state 10 changes
az the rate Of about seven minutes year; IN
Arizona and New Mexico IL Is statlcnury In
the New England states IL is from one 70
three minutes per year y oRtA' ) Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04
Tie Hit Too Hard.

7 wes taEin- my usual afternoon plunge
in the salt water baths az the Produce Ex-
change the other day, said 4 broker friend
Yesterday, and was amusing myself watch
inc the antics OF couple oil small BOYS who
were indulging IN sparling exhibition, Of
which their father was the iHstiEator and
referee They were sturdy little fellows,
aged about and 10 respectively, anG were
tvpical representatives OF the New y ork boy
Of today. Among tho other cnlooaers was a
magnificent specimen OF physical develop
meut. who, after applagdinc a pavtcu, arly
clever counter on the part Of one 81 the
lads, asked if he couid rot como INFO the
game His challenge being promptly ac-
cepted by the smaller of the laughing pugl-
lists, he pumped down on his i-ness and the
combat began.
Tie giant seemed to enjoy the fun, as be
entered into the sport with The enthusiasm
Of q schoolboy. "Oh" he cried, 'vou hit
too hard,n as the little fellow landed on his
Jaw. Encouraged by the plandits Of tho few
oulooSers, aud gaining additional confidence
from tho evidently craven character Of bis
antagonist, the young athlete went In To- a
knockout 4 moment later, and all was
over Tho biz fellow lay on bis bacs CRYING
for mercy, and the victor was rewarded with
cheers.
After . Gual plunge everybody dressed.
nnd IS the rivals again met at the cashier
dosk one Of the attaches calne over 20 tho
father Of tho boys and said IN an awed whis-
pcr, "To you know who that big mar is. sirF'
'No, answered rhe gentleman, with broad
smile. "Wbo IS Lef'
why. tbats John T.. Sullivan New
York S-~-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04

Tho moss tol. 1us customer Tor salosnan
to cove ,1 contact with 81 a husband bgving
Shoes fer h.s r.ifo lfs COMES into Tho store
br'tIv and 0aaes known tls wants. hut when
it rorsoe 20 rieFIng out pair of shoes thar
world rair he is unnule Co. make o de-isson
BE asks .ne~1ls foolish questions about The
s.s.e. af. pgire. etc and in many ways Shows
bis irn.ranre ~ what his wife wears and "a
incspac.sY l.r tire task ~ buying wougon 8
'ara ia nearly every instance after the
s'oc4 b. pulsi down ani thoroughly eKans-
ued. ari tr.sf story t5ld ab1u. each shoe.
the hushfel argiag h.s 'eifas shoes whl draw
facs rl,h Sigh sayias ")h' sell. qoa
snoV hertsr cham {. and a8rlsae guu piek me-
0ut o.cf r1.r ThH Is easily done. and the
saee= ere seot ont. tui the salesman s certain
ta s~e taeu again. N oe1en sre often hari 20
please aal uat msnv lays ull eiaTsa before
ths vifa a. tacA Ga Eehsnee t,e shoes, snd
Che nrsr tFouals is almost gone over again -
ah0o Dealer Ia 3A louls liiuUe Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04
tss, Bddgs-st, Bridge Street House.

* ORDINANCE 60 amend section ~ an
oldinsnfe oi re ciy of 'sffn4 Rapids en-
utled, Al o.rains.aoe o. g''ara against n.
Caiamifies ~ trr. passed April =. lsii. -
heretofore from fITne f0 .firus amended
The Common 'ohnc of ne civ az isrand
Rapids do orts'n as foi+ors-
rarfInn Thai shrf'nn nf a. ord ffrarnt rf
tbt ctv - Grand Rapids fnfifiea AZ orff
uanrf o. @aafa aeatH,i fte rfian rfs of Ere.
- lifns amended he srd thf same Is nerrhy
amended 20 as fn I'D ~ follows
rec aN fhtf Iarf oi gre r'fr ~ Hrart
hspids eTifrsof1 piffin fhs frifs prescribed
iu fhr forr-oirF serfinr "A herrhV declared 90
Pc FIRE district and fhr Va'ls az 4I buildings
or parts ~ building hereafter removes into
SAID district oJ wh.rh shall fFrcaffs hr
PLACID. rt~nif er ereried therein. shan De-
Cengfrurffa of stone. hr.. B grave ~ other fn-
r3mhusthe material vffh roofs covered ritl
slsis. iron. TN. gfafri or otaer equa non-
81 al hffildinTs hfrfflfeI rrfrfrf In ftff t0T-
fan of $40 asrfrrf contiguous o. the
northern essterr sna soutt err hounesrse.
thereof mas 1f ren-frirfea e' wood. tfneeffd
rlfh hfirF. which sHia feefer rns shall .e sf
Ieasf fcnr inches fr f.l. kHhHs and lr Hii faaef
ths reef 81 said hulo' ~ s. 81 30 covered wifh
slate iron. fn rraf 20 other nHn-
CsH husfih.e material. fsus.E serrre nEainsi
Ir ann fH vineas or other offu-
"a is ai aIi huilfirFs esrepi 1~e lHF houses.
salf b prsV aed eIft closely fffirg iran
thH trrf. frran ngff sHrt nsurrT fnsf thew
flar nf speed b and secure closed iu case 0f
fre fr1fi aed bose - rhaf ~ sra nof hs
rafHsearr f0 rTnrf fr surh shutters fnF fhst
see etferirr Fali 81 tuifinEs vti-h borders
platforms balconies shtos snt sVn ngs slaH
- construed arf rns fetes Hs lHflu lufff p
'n ne term 'paris t nf ae sa IN
fsfs section arH 81 auf-.a s'sIf raess sfefr-
erTs sfferH4 bafrpr'-s sarfs snr evenings
h-rfsfffr 81 r ~ retl f.srsa ~ Fref fef ~
removed irfo ssis ffsfref staf PEI rrrsruei
the-ssf COVERED sifh SAFE irrr r|n gravel er
rfrff gfsif rnn 'rrfr rf's te.f rafff
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04
rcahndr Homes In Paris.

Workmen dwellings on tho Peabody urfn-
cipia have been opoDei in PARIS under the su-
sc.-os of tho Prince dArenb1~E and the
members Of the Pl'antmop- s1,ictr. Taa
funds for the purp1ee come from q legacy q
E21 80 bequcathed 10 tho ''po1r Of Paris' bv
Ito banker ~ Armand He.ne. who died a
few wears ago. The Philantbror,c society has
already built y house with ths uouev IN the
Bne Jeanne Arc. and tue dwellings opened
the other day are on the Boulevard Z, Gre
neue. the apar tnentsor rooms" beng rented
az Ei0 70 ei+ q yoar. whereas some IN The
other teuen'euts may be had at 8 rental ot a
littlo over Gi Ihe sanitary arrangements IN
fhc7e cites ouvrleres Ero much better than in
other parts ~ Paris wnera the WORKING
classes nn1 the utterly indi- -pot i've almost
ste hy s,do 00i So this important matter
hints have heen oorr- we3 from tho London
dwellings erected undar tbs telIns of the Psa-
body trust II s. $40 ta9 molntsmo. devootlv
g. BE- baTsd that t,e 1e-iete Fhdsuthroul1u
viu exteud its operations to other rnaios3 srotls
metropolitan districts besidss G-rneiie fc-
such places ~ tbe .feights ~ M1nfulartva.
Bsilevi and Msnilrfen-ant undeuhfIv
would derive mach hFEeni- benefit bv "a
dsstruclsou q the 'isrry buUt7 and fever
haunted teDaniauts which ara nunseruus IN
thssa localities ami hv ths erection of more
solii end sAlutai1as deeeilars in thel. stead
r--a- f'1r .---t 80 y 'a--a.A
Rome nswsparfrs aes.rlb.s dusl t.,tsssn
Fso psasants pear AeotIEai They ws-s
na a. t.ars and had luarrel-l ctneerui8e the
bounlsrv i,as ut.waen tusf uule farms
0a- ohsasn ed ths e.asr to azas eitb saap.
aHs 90 h.s ssh casosaE Hlssats sefs -
l...aa E.rEu III ttta =, ...rt... ~ ..... ..---
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04
Three Parallel stories.

julius Cesar, when landing on the coast Of
Africa. stumbled as be leaped from his boat
and fell To disa6use the minds Of his sol
diers Of the supersutious impression the accE
dent might otherwise have produced he i'm
modiately exclaimed; Thus, land Of Africa,
l take possession Of theern Words almoss
exactly similar have been put by the chroni-
clers into the mouths OF two of our medievsl
heroes
When William tire Conqueror. disembark-
ing in the Bay Of Pevensey, descended from
his great galley, the Mora he missed his
footing, and fell forward with both hands on
the grounh Immediately his soldiers seat
up a despairing cry Of God help Us God
preserve us This IS a fatal sign" But Will
lam, with his usual presence Of mind. ex-
claimed as Ee spraDg 70 his feet. Par Ia
rosDlendar De. BY the splendo- Of God,
what ais youl / have taken seisin of TINS
land with my two hands, and So much as
there is Of it shall be yours. The ready
reply greatly cheered his soldiers, one Of
whom, rushing forward, plucl,cd some thatch
from acottace roof and placed il in the duke 5
hands as seisin of England and al within its
borders. Il accept it," said William, ''and
may God be with usl"
In 1916 Edward III landed at Ssinte Waste,
on the coast of Normandy, 10 undertake the
campaign which eliminated IN the great VIC
tory Of Cressy. and drew from similar acci-
dent an equally prosperous augury. When
the feet Of the king of England, said Frois-
sart, took ground in the Lay of Ia Hogue,
and was eli anchored on tho sands, the king
sprang from his ship, and as he put bis foot
70 earth fell so rudely that the blood flowed
from his nose. Then his knights, who were
close at hand, surrounded him and said:
Dear sir, return 10 your ship and do not land
vet awhile, for this IS bad sign for you.
Wkereupon the ling replied: Nay, but 1t is
u very good sign, for the earth desires me.
A. this answer all were rejoicod. Montreal
Star.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04

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CfIraG Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-04
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