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, 1890-12-04
WANTS A TOWNSHIP.
Tried for Forging Title to Whole
Townsits.

TACOMA, WASH. Nov. 2S.-The Nc
Causland forgery case occupied the at
tention of the superior court nearly all
day to-day. The case involved the
alleged forgery to the title to the Des
Moines city townsite. After jury was
secured the balance of the day was taken
up with arguments, and very little evi-
dence was presented. The case will be
continued tomorrow.
, 1890-12-04

stringency In tho Money Market tho
Cause.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.--The failure
of B. X. Jameson IL Co., bankers and
brokers. was announced On the stock
exchange this afternoon. The firm
closed its doors ana made an assign.
ment to Samuel Justin Thompson. No
statement of the liabilities or assets Is
yet made. The suspension resulted
hom the failure of the firm TO realize
, 1890-12-04
THREE BOYS KILLED.
While Tunnsiing In n Sand bank 1t
Caves In.

ATLANTIC, Iowa, Nov. 27.-Willie and
Millard Fally, aged 0and respectively,
and Fred Hawley, aged @, were killed
to-day by the caving in Of an abandoned
sand bank in the western part OF the
city, where five or six small boys were
digging u tunnel. The alarm was given
by the boys who escaped, and many
men were soon ut work. The bodies of
the three unfortunate boys were recoy-
cred in twenty minutes, but life was
, 1890-12-04

PARIS. Nov. 2s. - A dispatch from
f,uenos Ayercs states a decree was issued
reducing the salaries of government ofti-
ciais 10 per cent.
, 1890-12-04

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 9s,-Pugh
was elected United States senator this
morning TO succeed himself
, 1890-12-04

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2S.-Henry Willard
arrived on the steamship Aller tonight.
, 1890-12-04
HENRY B. CLIFFORD.
Tho Best Citizens of Oswego Hear
Him.

oswEao. n. Y, Nov. 2s.--The recep-
ton given to Henry b. Clifford at the
Academy of Music tonight by the cIti-
zens of Oswego certainly should satisfy
any friend of Washington. The best
people of the city participated. Mr..
Clifford spoke for two hours on the
financial future of the state.
, 1890-12-04
STORMS IN EUROPE.
Railways Biockad-d by snow-ship
Ashore.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-There is q severe
frost and heavy snowstorm throughout
Europe. In Paris the snow is several
inches deep. Many railroad lines 10
Austria and Southern Russia have par
TALLY suspended operations because Of
snow blockades
, 1890-12-04
GOOD FOR DILLMAN.
On q still Hunt In tho East for Cap
ital.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2S.-L- c. Dillman, of
Spokane Falls, is in the city for the pur-
pose, it is understood, of comforting
with st. Paul capitalists with the view
of establishing an extensive system OF
manufactures for the utilization Of the
splendid water power OF Spokane Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

OF to-day, yet the trading fairly active. considering
bs Ps session nearly bushels being dealt In
were several Influences developed which gave stronger
ances from the seaboard were decidedly larger upward
OF bushels wheat and -four together being sent
out Besides this, the stocks at Liverpool showed
marked dimlnuon some adyces reporting decrease oil
Foreign sceOGnts as rule were Tm which added to the
n SusSe ad q h had WeaEenns
Tor AWHILE but quickly wore S%S KeeeP Ss a
they were fully countsrbaanced BY the fun Clearance
Of yesterday after which prices declined se'.c
on The contract deliveries This was followed by fT re-.
closing nrm. On the curb May weakened, closing At
spring and oush 1sGS' S arrivals
bush and elearances bush wheat and 600
was light Hers took two loads and Shippers loads
Tasfadd %Ster O Red i az $3.50 IN store
st aSSsc do aaoat sSte No Hara Spring quC xo
fe5SSsry vns s4dsG, eosas a. DO March, $50
DO SGsas s. co eo aRE cSs 90 june
do dOI august st ssasc U closing at 90 seDtemee
closing at s4te do December closing at soc
a g Sta S5f59 MAoE and
inal CoRN~The general market had stronger look
% and on sdSsnJ e G %.s s SH But
were Wen taken n and that had STRENGTHENING influence
a a S 100 s ssS' Dss
at full prfS heavy o sSsrc CpeneSS but qasy
severed and d0 &c c S@. mod: aand
No Mixed 35c steamer mixed, 3ea;d361sc In elevator
mixed sSasSse'sc in ELEVATOR s.assAe delivered latter
special February steamer White SIC In elevator Low
Mixed 9Gic IN elevator No. February 90 11.i6d307sc
closing at Sec DO March 81 Closing o. aa az
50 i1e6$9 Size closing at ssis do June. closing a.
March, closing at s7i;c::.. oATs-Aso hardened and
sS on the small deliveries $4,000 bush( contract
Speculation however light. Cash grades were about
los 900 bush. spot including No. Mixed At 27,sc no
delivered No Whit 294c In elevator Mixed Western
27630c White do, 30a34c; No. February, % 9-l6d
2s5c do May. 2se, closing at 2sc do White Feb5nary
do Nav 29aec. closing at 29anc FEEDo Quoted 40
n, GOa65c: GO n. $4,000 so n, 65d70c 100 n 7od
soc: Rye Feed. 65dTOc Liverpool stocks February (:
Wheat cmtaIs 1229oOO; corn centas, $4,000 -four
MAY AND STRAW-Choice grades stll rule nrm on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

light receipts demand. Inferior stock h9yeys r
scss5c good c5s75e; common fair loq5$e clover
9be short I'VE soggPse oat and Wheat soa55c
mofsThee Is little fe S TO the sSpSst eSesT on
state, 1881 best 17Sl72e medium 16c common on Iz@
mon mon s aas: OS DO 1887 ss5e pasae Coast. sss BEST
os son %SSa to pT Tt's sds common"
METALs-TINs Strong and fairly active; spot p s5c
s spCs s. tons Apco Iron War.
@ ss daT 5us very Sq m so test
21c "a 1' strictly fancy Porto
E SA 2sss'' 6PS,n lf1Gf
fair nQu sg., and 200 e' 5 %1'' closing sSs
so 81 od@ do ss request 81 2sas g. f. q
y soesa 60; \, IS Il ". g. s. 2Sssa aOi W. W.
lai R;G is '''fGE market !S %s
sS d ssssS SSssssss?i o sSS93ss
sissshsa Winter sSsse bashd sSf SD? ss
SS,Ssa EP s R;rn
ssc per esoa olive italian s7fS5o Palm ehoss
Lagos 5eoc Neatstoot, prime e2HG7oc; s'r'i''' 1'"
OCEAN FREIGHrs-The department Of steam freigh lights
T Tes Rsp o GHa Oqa sHs dy
Sf Ne IL asf So9sPaSi BARK wes1n
to arrive, hence the United kingdom SOC p6s uot
arrive hence to Calcutta TO- 900 refined 22c Italian
Moresca, Marseilles 0o0 bbs crude 3 %
hence to San Francisco on the line NORWEGIAN bark ~
Tobias, TO Melbourne Sydney, general cargo.
ESQ; brig Mary Pennell Hayti to New.York log
wood 81 rs schooner Alice Mcdonald, hence n Havana
empties 75c schooner Wliamine. hence to St. Pierre
general cargo, private terms schooner Warren Pot
ter, Pensacola to Kingston Jam, lumber SO Norwegian
bark Lucy arrive. Pensacola TO Buenos Ayres lumber
s17 Norwegian steamer Banan West India fruit trade
same, G575 Adna. SAINT. on private terms; British
Avisag north side Cuba trade. months. los
British Edith Hangt, West India trade about
$3.50 per month Italian bark Sempre Avant hence TO
Marseles general cargo at rates schooner Kate NJ Hill
ton. Brunswick Ncw-York lumber. 81 schooner
Ternandina York lumber, private terms
British bark William Gordon Portland no TIE River Plate
lumber, basis Sill so Monteyideo, or s2 N Buenos
shin Weber. st. John n Cardiff.
deals sos schooner Gertrude L. Timothy Newport News
- bermuda coal, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

sympathy with West Sales 80 bbls Ness on PEl o
f 's s5 TasIs Fi%s
s M' fots io SS OF Msi and
1865 9es last month he and and i DUE OS City E sa
fsSa M SEE II ss s5ssl5 p Ess
81: f asss q 7Sa ssE 81 fsS
quoted here a H. z3slS 90 sRf a. active I've and
Sales 1000 Picked shoulders az aG4se i ana - NJ Se
BsS FrssS h sEso p Feia s'i
SIC 70 7 SMOKED ases g. fSe So
s@4ss smoked S7 and ,iGGeE
s0 Sh'iTS nay sH sS5e O June aSq s6
a S request and sr% Sy Ss more
"a sS points sf SIT s: as sss zoe
also 500 and T. private Fs s5@s y Closed at
Ss fih '@ Closed % at q Csc Nay 4 es5' SS
Quoted s al SosS5ss q ,,s card
ne or9s SG ses rF Ho 50 $3.50 81 on asa: P
g %SSs noS lsiS Sa IS slow today and
weak on all except fancy creamery Which c5aaoe
ss sass yS,% sSsy Z
2sc Western Creamery fancy uO
IS AZ sIs e sI Ss
and P feoc %. lssiS %G DO a gSSa
90 good HAZE fair ioc State D9Iry nrins fancy
sss Stat snSe dass sad
9S choice salSS good asd 1--we Western fa imitation
Sssssy 5SSs s good seS sa s Do . 11'
iOG7c fair choice Factory seconds 500 DAIRY ana
F,etov thirds 5d7c Rolls fresh, Sdljc, fair 70 me
CiTTFsF"Has not varied for the day, with moderate
stir to the demand partly wants Of exporters state
io&c Factory nle, loc choice 92s9'c commo 1,o to
ohio nat TTtoc common to nne PENNSYLVANIA skins "a
EGGs-oTet but sseday resi- sf 4c
Western fresh. 14Hc; Maryland, fresh 14al4hci
sout6era fresh 1sadi$'.c Southwestern freSh' 14ci
Lined 1td122c.
sTrGAR-RAw-Unchanged in price and dull No sales
,st.d Lair renninu QnOt d at 3l6c; Centrifugal. 90
test $50 REFINED9uiet and about steady Crushed
n,.od Gsc. Mould IA" 62c Confectoners' "a" 6Lc
gandaG G Sic; Of AZ 6ya5 i5ISc White Eyt,a
SO" 59.65sc; Extra "C,' o's1o'sc' " As"'c' iei-
low. 4asd4Slc. 81. .oaos. ,u, hold Avn ctv lad
cuotad al 7c western 67sc OleomargSrine City, bio
oyyyress active but Arm Prime City quoted
, 80 70 200 N at 44c, delivery within two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Rio today but prices steady support Far
quoted at l9i2c and No at 17c. no IN nrvote
or mild grades sales 600 bags Savanna on toIeiSn
terms Options made slight advance on "a Hisor Mavre
gained s.dl fr and Hamburg tds pig Mo was and 5a
10 points late months closing steady 500; Good
second $50 exchange prystel eS RRsss RO
bags Rio cearances for United states to Iee oo0
santos receipts eS S"gs bags same ns
issso sss 90 bags same time 1sss li7oo9o bags
pecninfs AZ Santos July /, 1883 20 January o. looV
se5 BOO bag same time 1889 LIB 900 bags same
time 1SSS c market has no animation buyers only
1g their immediate wants stock In Nensa hs 800 OS
ha0S Stock In Hamburg 22o,OOO DaEs OF "hlo loOVV
are BRAZILIAN Stock in Havre, SSs,0oo bags OF which
Tots saes here today 81 900 bags follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday. Feb. 1.-BEEyEs-Reeei g
carloads Of 2s carloads direct 70 ssushtsrss:
Carloads for Kaufman strauss and 10 carloads a., a.
execution Ok carload. No trading In live cattle Feel
ing urn on the strength Of Chieaeo's reports ...,,
later cable news casia pm me Colorado
CAIyFS-Receipts SO head, all at coth-st Dn. sns
unchanged with transactions n average at ss 10 PEI
loo ~ % yearngs and calves ais at g 10 ., "a,
SHEEP AND Sa sers %ers carried Yesterday
fy "a carloads The market fat and grice. 4 any.
thing lower than Friday but the buk o. 'as loss "a
shippers the Is that lambs are TOO high e9asasnns
the supply. and butchers cannot slofa 70 pay s. b.
current lac, few Feeder; must s,s cs y sSsp
win doubtless keep prime mutton toierAoV hish ' "'
sheep sold at IS 1oase 25 per 100 f:r medium
least easOsds were p9sSs at e. late esso Sheep 1
average at SO IS per 100 n 800 Michigan Lainbs
Sc rs 10s Ohio do. "A u, at 90 S. 40 do 90 No. az
j. F. sadler & Co SIS Kentucky Ewes III n, at
$50 cS "a, wes 9sS fTs s& q r.
S Newton t Giiett: i7s Ohio Lambs so H. g :: IS
&C s7is 200 d. W. X, at 30 s. :.
j. n Pideoek & sons: 1871 Western Ewes, Io9 ~ as
Il western a d. oG los ss So IS Do 1sS
Phnnsylyan Lambs, G5 n, at 90 rs; 10 Cubs SO No. az
D. HARRINGTON IS Western Sheep 1loa NJ ct &C. 2s /;
1870 state Lambs 50 n at g 1898 Mc sa 40 ."
Hume & Mullen: 179 State sheep TN ~ =. % Is
1?9 do C9lls) 81 n a. 81 10 90; Ss m az 20 TO- loo
DIlienback & Dewey: 2i9 Michigan Lambs. 76s n ss
j " q. Hailenbsek 81 State Ewes io2 ~ q. IS 10
HOGs-R.eelpts - carloads OF 5aIs head-22 carloads
Western hogs was sold at 4Otht but the price not
ascertained Nomnaly weak and easier at 90 95as4 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

steiy; extra India mess steady az Gas Cd Pork and
hams-Holders moderately. BaconThe supply IL IN
excess OF the demand long and short clear mdds about
Is ~ steady az 2ss 3D. long clear middles about 20
m steady at 29s Cheese-Holders offer moderately.
Tallow-Hoders offer moderately Spirits Of tnrpsntne-
Holders offer moderately firm at 32s 3D. R0sin-Holder
Offer moderately. Lard-Spot and futures-Holders onet
moderately prime WESTERN teoruar dIi az s 30 MAE
Fiour-Holders offer moderately Cor9-spot-The supply
mixed Western, February, steady at Is 10zd Hops at
London-Pacinc C0ast-The supply is poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
domestic Situdtions Oante0

W ALET.-By a man, aged 80, speaking
Spanish and English understands HIS
business thoroughly, and possesses the very
best city references, as also from present
employer. A. c., Tribune Uptown Office,
1,238 Broadway.
w AITER.-By an experienced waiter In
w private family. or az useful man
wages moderate; permanent situation de-
sired city reference. Address Ill. X. H.,
care Myhrman. $50 East 46th-st.
WAITER or USBFtL-MAy.-1sy young
w Swede; city or country wages no
object. Call Mrs, MALMBERG, 49, 4th-
ave-, between 18th and 26th sts., upstairs,
west side 4th-ave.
NUAITER and VALET.-By o colored
w man can furnish best references. Ad-
dress VIM. H., Tribune Uptown once,
1.233 Broadway.
w AITER.-Sltuation a. flrst-class waiter.
w porter or janitor; colored. Address
x. W., 106 Macdougal-st.
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nflistella

. rRIvELLING AGENT desires four
A ~ dye more cheap. light salable arti-
Giles needed in every household or once
something new no books. nemspsp,H
trash noticed. Address u. i. WELLS iO'
Flatbush-aYe., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

Eelr Uantc0.
w ANTED. Every in the United
w States, wldcawake men and women To
sell an article needed In every room that
contains windows sells at sight; straight,
permanent business send . cent stamp for
particulars. Room 90. 2j9 Broadway, y. Y.
Males.
A GENTS wanted to sell real estate In
n vestmeht shares on instalmcnts; liberal
commissions 10 personal workers. AMERI-
CAN TONIINE INVESTMENT UNION,
80 Broadway. NewYork.
DOY about 10. to mako himself useful.
ID Address in own handwriting, stating
SALARY expected, PERFECTION 1HERMO.
CO., 400 Cherry-st.
l. OREMAN FARMER.-Good gardener,
l. c0achman, nan and wife; also farm
hands wanted, at CARPENTERS, 105 9th.
| ave.
Females.
A PPRENTICES 70 learn dressmaking I;
N cutting. fitting and draplng taught first
week mothers, girls working in any
capacity, invited apcn evenings. Nine.
R0oME. IS West 14th-st.
ID EJTEsTANT maid servant TO walt on
Z lady; must be good seamstress; TO
travel copy o. references; wages $50.
MORGAN, Tribune Uptown Ohoe, 1,23o
broadway.
w ANTED.-An experienced Infants
w NIrse: best references required. Call
from 10 until /, Is East 50th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

COTTON-For prompt delivery ruled DUH, but prLoet
showed no further change Sales bales for consump
don Since September 1 receipts at the ports aegre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
Real estate TO Gfrhange.


VIZ ANTED. House In New-York or
w Brooklyn; will give 10 exchange TWO
houses at Coney Island. in perfect ordel ; all
fmDroVements excellent location no en-
cumbranee: price $4,000. II. l.. VOL
COTT. 20 Centre-st.
For other real estate ads see 10th page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

gated 1891 SOL bales against 4,412 200 bales for tho
corresponding time last year.
Quotations are Standard OF Cassinca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
Citn Real estate for Sale.

L OR SALE.-First-class new apartment
4 house. semi.fireproof on wide street
will bring a large income on investment
also private houses. Inquire PHI. BRAEN-
DER, &c East 92d-st.
EOR SALE.-A corner on 9th-ave.; new
j builaing terms reasonable price low
no agents. Address z. +. CALLAHAN
230 East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
njorh n)antea.


Females.
T LITERARY WORK. lady can devote
IL part Of scr time TO "A weekly or other
PAPER. Address PAPER, Box $50, Z. o.
AIDES BLOUSES and boys suits and
IL school pants made very reasonably.
PRACTICAL, Tribune Office.
& TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires position bennington; good
reference salary moderate. Address Miss j..
Tribune Office.
- TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires a position (Remington) good
reference; law preferred salary moderate.
Address Miss b., Tribune ONCE.
< TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER,
= rapid and accurate. desires position. Ad-
d css or call VERMlLNE +. Sl6 Broadway.
cTENOGRAPHE.R and TYPEWRITER
- Young lady desires position can operate
Caligraph and Remington machines good
references. Address STESO., care OF Miss
Lamb. ]. 1913 Broadway.
~ YPEwRITl NG.-Al manner OF type
i writing done thoroughly legal and the.
atrical work a specially. HOWELLS, zoo
West t3d.st.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-03
Winter In Idaho.

A Sawtooth, Idaho, correspondent
of the News-Miner, under date Of
April 9th writes as follows:
LAST week we had one of the
worst storms of the season, and some
Is to Is inches more of snow fell.
There is as yet no perceptible settling
of the snow, or rise of water in the
streams. Last year at this time the
road was open over the divide to
Gslena, stock running out on the
hills and getting good picking, and
we we're having plenty of salmon
trout, which would be great treat
mt this time, especially as meat is get
ting very short, and the bill Of fare
will! soon be beans and -four straight,
as the crust is not strong enough to
allow horses to Cross the mountains,
and the mail is still being packed by
the boys on snowshoes."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-03
SENATOR STEWART AND SEC
RETARY WINDOW.

Secretary Window has been posing
before Congress and the country as
friend of silver. Senator Stewart, of
Nevada, believing that the pretended
friendship was assumed for a purpose,
in an interview published in the
Washington Post of April %, I'M
masks the gold-bug Secretary, who
has been masquerading as a silver
man. The Senator admits that he
is one Of the so-called "silver men"
in Congress referred to by the Secre-
tary in his letter to Western CORES
pondent, and submits for the con-
sideration of the Secretary the ques-
ton, Whether or not, in his opinion,
legislation should originate in Con-
gross or in the Treasury Department.?
The Senator says the business of the
country is suffering from the want of
more money in consequence of which
property has deprecated more than
80 per cent. in the last sixteen years.
1t has been in the power of the Sec
rotary to relieve the stringency of the
money market by coming 81 100000
worth of silver monthly as Congress
has authorized him to do, but he has
limited his purchases substantially to
the minimum of 100000 per month
in imitation of all Administrations
since the passage of the Bland Act.
The Senator asserts that that policy
was condemned in the Republican
platform Of 1883 and asks why Mr..
Window, if he really believes what he
alleges, that more money is required
and that more silver should be pur-
chased for the use Of money, does not
purchase 100000 per month and
try the experiment.? ST." says Mr..
Stewart, Secretary Window is friend
ly to silver why is he advocating fur
ther legislation leading to the pur-
chase Of more silver while he refuses
to purchase what the law now auth
orizes?"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-03
Estray.

Notice is hereby given that I have
taken up an estray horse 3 years old;
white left hind-foot; light bay;
branded on right thigh with brand
which is not plain enough to decipher.
Owner will please COLL at my place,
prove property, pay charges and take
away said horse.
VIM. j. GILLAND,
Lamoille,
Nevada.
Lamoille New, May 3, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-03
Advertised Letters.

Following Is list Of letters remain
ing in the Postoffice at Elko, Satur-
day, May 3, 1890:
Jacob Slower.
3 Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
EDWARD e. B1LVEY, M.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

jay Gould Is never seen with iswelry d
any kind, except il be small gold stud In
his shirt front
Galbraith, the mighty center rush Of thu
Cornell football team, has become general
secretary Of she YouRS Mems Christian as
sociation-
Prince Bismarck says OF Gen. Won Ca
priv; He has a clear head, q good heart,
generous nature and good working pow
ers; altogether first class man"
Hamilton Gray, Of Gray's Hill, Roans
county, Tenn, is the oldest United States
postmaster in point Of service. He Was ap-
pointed in lSsS and has held the Office ever
since.
James Lane Allen. the Kentucky write,
is very tai, but his figure is shapely.
Though sssu quite young man. there Is
gray IN his hair and nustache, but his eyes
are bright.
Donald G.. Mitchell, well known to Amer
lean readers for the last forty years as Ike
Marvel, Is 6S years OF age and resides near
New Haven. where he is still busy with
literary work.
Lord DuRraven, the famous yachnsmAn.
Is entitled to sign himself William Thomas
yndhan-Quin. Earl Of Dunraven and
Mount. VisGount AdAre, Baron Henry ana
knight Of st. Patrick.
The Rev. John Atkinson. Of Benton HKr-
Dor, Mich, is the oldest living preacher In
the United States, AID perhaps IN the
world. He was horn in Remington. n. j.,
in 1921, and vas licensed TO preach in tho
Methodist ehunch in fSl4
aEyN,-.
title Of Charles J. Beilzuly's new novel. Ii
deals with ssrns very delicate functions Of
modern social HfA Those who were inter
ested in IAN Experiment in Marriage
will be curious to ses the new book.
Mr.. Francis c. Burnand, the editor OF
Punch, has fino Toorny old house At Rams
gate, England, where he spends part Of
nearly every week OF the year. Mr. Bur
nand leads a regular, quiet country life,
riding for one hour in the morning
Gen. ClingInAn, ex-senHaor from North
Carolina and major general in the Con-
federate army, Is now a tail old u14n with
an erect figure and thin whits hair. White
whiskers cover his hollow cheeks, and no
Is in every way a eonspicEous parsonage.
Cardinal Newman Is physically so feeble
that he cannot walk ward without slew.
painful effort and the support of an attend
ant. Until quito recsntly no rose early
and attended most Of tsEe rliniStrations OF
the convent But this rs now beyond his
strength
The due d'Orfeans. when be left his re-
cent prison. addressed letter To tho
COnscripts OF Ay Glass" saying that he
was still bound to be q soldlsr, and: Keep
me the place in the ranks which dreamed
of-in the midst. near the flag. 1 shall
come and take itP'
Henry Lee HigGinson, Of Boston. has
presented Harvard college With twenty
seven acres of land "a a memorial to the
Harvard men who fell In thu war IL Is 10
be converted into an athlete fiald, and. at
Mr., Higginson'E request, viii 90 called the
''Soldiers' Playground"
Charles 1. Hutchinson. president Of the
Corn Exchange bank in Chicago, ia a son
of cold Hutch" the speculator, who is
very proud Of his sons success in life
Young Hutchinson has been president Of
the board of trade and Is regarded as one
Of the shrewdest fnanciers in Chicago.