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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

Captain E. P. Drew, of the W. h.
Dimond. on his last up passage,
caught a dolphin; On killing and
opening the fish there was found IN,
side seven small, peculiar fish, all
alive. The like of them the captaln;
had never seen before. They look
something like small frogs with
horns. Captain Drew had them
preserved in alcohol, and has pre-
sented them to the San Francisco
Academy of Sciences.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

H.B. S. Acorn sails for England
Tuesday afternoon. During her stay
in port, the Captain and officers have
made many warm friends. who will
wish them a pleasant voyage to the
old country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

Purser George Beckley, of the
Claudine, which steamer arrived yes
terday, reports the volcano in a won
derful state of activity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

The officers of the Pacific Sugar
Company for the ensuing year are ::
President, f. A Schaefer Vice
President, G. r. Bishop Secretary,
H. Renies Treasurer, ]. Hoting !;
Auditor, j. H. Patty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

The steamship China is adver-
tised to leave San Francisco Deem
Der 18th for Hongkong, via Homo
Iulu. That will make her due here
on Christmas day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

1t is learned that the U. 5. 5. lro-
auois has received orders to sail for
Samoa. The Mohican is nearly due
from that place, and when she arrives
it is probable that the Flagship
Charleston will sail for San Fran
cisco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

Mr.. Thos G. Thrum gives notice
elsewhere that the Hawaiian Annual
for 1891 is in course of publication,
and will be issued during December.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

In our By Authority column will
be found the translation Of an auto
graph letter from the President of
the Argentine Republic to His Ma
jesty the King.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

The Volcano is in the greatest
state of activity at the present time.
Volumes of smoke can be seen issu-
ing from the summit of Mauna Loa,
and the reflection from the crater is
the brightest seen in many years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

| Considerable Damage Done by Fiery
Planes to the Steamer j. A. Cum
/ mi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

The Post Office dispatched on the
Australia, Friday, 6,117 letters and
1000 packages of papers. This
makes total of 1912 letters and
1853 packages of papers forwarded
70 foreign countries during the past
week.
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E::;f; !; 8: ::B;aE;s ;isss ::.sE:

s:s Is. .!: :: s:.as.s sss
De You OWN wKsTERN RAILkoAD aEcunITrKsf
Now that the sxeitsment crsatsd b. The news
sssnsan e sse e d.
railroad situation From this on the interest
Of the public in that direction WIN doubtisss
6s ns than \ he: SsSn Sr
sreatmsny @ IL railway sscuritiSs. A gall for an
" % tSs western roads and certain oi the princi-
Hss & Sts rs, iRs soa
peetsd II may be deferred for while. Indeed:
IL is .undsrstood that its appearance s rests
largely with thoss who hold the ne % esenrines
Ss,d. 10 nS IS Sanisrs who attend L want to issi
who own tho propertisS. MI. Pierpont Nor.
sc,4: ass 70 q.ss sSoS
ths The last sW Wssf. In tho jnaemspt II those most
famlliar. With the sitdation. the eucoess Of the
s%s I'M
sSoss IaSe COZ oomPsn3ss ysr, Sns p them mould
Sonds: ss ddut or%.y +: E'h:s s:su..s hs
either. dirsctly OF through bis ,own banker.
or broker that steps be taken BY the leading
benking houses OF the country TO bring about
es
ios s tie 1iiapidstoS that hss ssisn place e rsi:
way sscurtss t utter Says WnSn shoRS s9S
for the riehts of the sscprity holders, They
incoms @ % q the g several properties TO drift into
shs snd
evsf srfshi to Shippers n iSS q their own prices.
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Tho cond,.,o. OF the Canals,

ALBANY. Nov. 17.-superintendent Harmon
OF tho Department of Public Works returned
to-day from his tour Of inspection over the
canal system Of the State. He reports tho con-
dition OF the canals In general as fair but says
he found that the schoharie Greek aqueducts
and some others were out Of repair and In
need Of new trunks. Tho great Montezuma
Swamp aaueduot and that at Rochester were
not closely inspected. but are thousht to be In
sse ssss q n9n s:D1. 9H To Vs
require az extra appropriation Of about 800
water Is drawn down Win s. that Of Continuing
the Erie improyeme1t BY ylengthenine the eight
sad glssR e PRSa asps9
able condition., They were" he said. fairly
complete repair or the abandonment OF the
canal
II, speaking Of the results Of the years trsfie
had an Improbable season. but that on the
ChaWplain. because OF the Ice shipped, bust.
ness had been prosperous.
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srABBxD THE NAN wao STRUCK HIN.

jockey Brown and Ex.Co1viet johnson
Quarrel In an All.NiEhs Restaurant
william johnson. colored. An ex-convict was
stabbed By Albert Brown. . oolored Jockey. in
the restaurant at 453 Sixth avenue at AZ
O'Clock yesterday morning. johnson lives at
$50 West Fifty-sscond street, and does Jobs
about the race tracks. He left prison about
i've months ago. after serving . four years
term for lArcenv
The restaurant 10 frsQuented chisdy BY COL
ored people. A party mon and women were
seated at table whom Brown said something
about one of the women which displessed
johnson. who struck Brown with . heavy
walking stiok Brown dreM q knife and
Plpnged II three times into Johnson's body.
out. and laid him down on ~ sidewalk st
left him there. Five minutes later Policeman
Conklin saw the proetrate man and sent .
hurry cal! for an ambulance, johnson was
taken 70 tho New York Hospital, whore Il was
found that he bad been stabbed In the abdo-
men In the left breast. and in the hip. It was
thought that the wound In the abdomen had
penetrated vital parts.
Detective Kemp was instructed to 20 to Jer-
sey oi.z to which place y vas vss supposed Br9yn
eighth street to take q downtown train he had
the luck to meet his mani who had the same
purpose. At the Jefferson Market Police Court
Brown was held to await the result Of john
sons injuries.
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Peace In Central America,

The Consul General Of ssn Salvatore In New
York has received despatch saying that the
nnsl treaty Of peace between that republic and
Guatemals was on Saturday signed at the
capital Of Guatemala. Mutual respect for the
autonomy and independence Of both repub.
lios. and tho principle Of non interference Ms
thereby made binding principles which wsre
upheld By San Salvador ON tho field OF battle
The treaty 10 binding from tho time OF the
ratification by the two Governments, without
PREJUDICE to the subsequent ratification By the
Mr. Jacob Bats. Consul General Of Guats.
mala, yesterday received tho following de-
TEqucuoALpA. Nov 16-Sanchsz rsvoltsd
With the .Rarrieon at the capital. He surren-
dered to-day. Order reestablished and com.
plete peace prevails.
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Yesterdays work Of the Board Of County
Canvassers settled one point Tho Nineteenth,
Mayor Grants homo district. has been claimed
for him by . majority Of 1876 by his friends,
while the SCOTT mems figures gave the p. N. L
candidate l25 majority. The interest lies In
tho fact that more money was bet on this than
n any ssssr Sst sSa IT,. shs :As
Ing the Mayor msjorisy Of iss. ''' ''o''' s'''
The canvass Of the Fourteenth district 70.
turns was the next most interesting feature Of
the election Of Candidate Jacob KunSenmsnn
as shown by the police returns. but the figures
Der. kunzenmanns 3 vote Wasreturnod st S9i0
and Curry's at l.e72; majority. 1888. The fe-
sult 10 not offictal, because the blank from the
Twsnty-seventh election district showed no
record Of blank or detective votes. twas de-.
cided to send for the inspectors.
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Boston Tries Closrins House CertIncstes.
Boston. Nov. 17.-Kidder, Peabody 4 Co. are
in receipt Of q cableRram from Barring Bros.
stating that all matters are arranged satisfao-
torily and permanently. and authorizing Kid
dor. Peabody & Co. to proceed with business
a. usual. Tho Boston banks mot at II A. M to
agree upon concerted setion II precautionary
measures are deemed advisable. The Clearing
House Committee voted to issue Clearing House
Of It and mono against Tho rate OF Interest on
tie eeTtidcates viii b $40 pef cent. Security
bank asking for certificates In the ratio Of 800
for each s76 advanced. No certificates will be
asked for to-day. The amount will not be
1fmftAd
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Hoods SarsapariIla
10 BE LAUNcHsD TO-DAY.
Uaeis Sans Biegest War ship WIN oiid
Into che water at Noon.

Uaeie SANS Biggest War ship win Glide
Into tho water NJ Moon.
Tho preparations for the launching Of Uncle
Sans big armored cruiser. the Maine, were
completed last night, and at one minute before
noon to-day Secretary Tracy's granddaughter.
Miss Alice WilmerdinR. will chrlsten her BY
breaking . bottle Of American champagne over
her steel bows. The next moment the big
wooden cradle which holds the war ship will
begin to slide downward along the creased
ways. and about quarter OF minute after
ward will plunge into the waters OF the Walla-
bout Channel. The ship will enter the chan
mel stern first. Every naval vessel which 1t has
been possible TO bring to the ceremonies will
be on hand and all will be dressed. rainbow
fashion. with Gags OF every color and many
varieties. Tho crews Of all the vessels were
busy yesterday preparing ropes and flags.
There will be no set speeches at the launoh-
ing stand at the bow OF the Maine. but thore
will bs plenty OF festivity all over tho navy
yard. and the celebration will last all the rest
OF the day aboard the different ships snd In
the quarters Of the officers.
Yesterday afternoon nearly all Of the wedges
were driven which hoist the cradle MP under
the Maine. almost lifting her OF the blocks and
Being Suis % sSe now rests Ssr xsiFhs almost
she, w E bhso nso
ths shiphS1se ard banner e. ths wedges sss
s Soo Ts:S d sS Nm anDhsis hss nS. @ out so e:
.as s9ss E sa4nay csns in ss tss e. ss %.ni:
ss che Ss Ss ss se T ri: T Ss9y apOn s0e
tHs ss;s 1na s
easy sliding: Whom the blocks are khockSd
ssns ssS .S as he SI x:s T os Il H. ss sss
cr. sess ao npSsss
os shs 0si nf hs sp Ss VIII h0a bs s
Sesm. II txo: Pso6seiy the Sis ship EeA't
sh1ousS II Il dusine Z The e saving % that Mis-
!@sansSISs @ 1 1:s.aa s9is o. she & ssesaa =, VII break
probably have gained such momentum that she
H ISs ass n as
Fs.s 1s sh she @'Ss YsrS shore & shs sss
p.rs Rs nHss Is not
saE: T izPE SutsIds Satsh her n and and
fastened to pier the deys show vim be over,
sed 5 60 shs
No h nvitstiens at viii Be- needed to-day to GO.
entrance to the navy yard. No person win BE-
an e: IN Ga
srapd stand Win Be with The sserstsrys party.
starn Tie other stand is in front Of the cloth.
inE and prSvIsiGns building, g, The yard oIo con,
Of the launching.
The sun., 1890-11-18

ELrzABcrH. Nov. 1.-THE Central Railroad
Of New Jersey refuses to let tho Elizabeth
Passenger Railway Company CROSS Its rosdbsd
ct Elisabethport, and has been blocking the
horse car company By keeping . locomotive
moving up and down at the point wehers 1t is
20 s s
across the Central tracks but this morning
ssS@ploySss Of the lattes tore them up, and then
sttemDt 70 lay the rails again. Tho City Coup.
on ssyc thS street rsilYsy folks pormisslon 70
but the railroad company says the Council he's
NO power 70 compel them to Yield the right OF
Mey 70 the street car company to cross the
The sun., 1890-11-18

Splts among d. Ssnis oa.sids Of New
Of these certifcates were. issued yes.
terday. Members Of the Loan Committee said
that the banks wore going right on With their
usual business, and that q number Of them
were in q position to make solid loans them-
Many thought, though. that Il would 6s good
policy II AZ ths banks ~ would @ make q call for
sifoate% & % 'S TS: sreumSnt ~ % Was s. used that then
there could b no understanding IN the
country about the condition Of the banks IN
tho loan certificates, the country banks were
inclined to misunderstand the situation and
certificates.
WHEAT. CORN. AND OATS 90 uP.
Everything looked brighter on the Produce
Exchange. There Vas FREQ bnying OF wheat,
amounting to 7,750, 900 bushels. Wheat and
corn showed 9 net advance for the day Of ~
cents and oats from l to 1H cents. according
to the option.
The sun., 1890-11-18
Mother aaa Daughter 20 bs Buried
T0g0thop.

The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet A. Lincoln and
her only daughter. Cora J. Lincoln. will bs
held this afternoon simultaneously from 80 81.
Marks avenue, BROOKLYN. The mother died On
Friday night and the daughter on Saturday
morning. The former was 40 years old and the
latter "a Mrs, Lincoln was tho wife Of Nj.
Jonas A. Linco!n. WHO was formerly . partner
IN the New York Pie Manufacturing Company.
Miss Lincoln's fatal illness resulted from Z
severe cold. contracted in the summer. Tbs
mothers health broke down through bor con.
sick daughter.
couple Of weeks ago mother and dsushts,
It was their mutual desire that one should not
survive the other. Miss Lineolns death was
not expected for some days. but she sank with
mothers end had come. Mi. Lincoln has been
greatly Frustrated BY the double sfiiotion.
Tabernacle. The interment viii b in Green.
The sun., 1890-11-18
A SHIP CAPsI1EA

Thirty.elght Persons aaa . HssaSsA Aai.
mails Perish or the Dsinatisa Cesst.
LONDON. Nov ia ship. having on board .
party Of lsborsrs and largo number Of ami
mails on route for the Islsnd Of Brszss. whore
they were to be employed In tho olive harvests.
was capsizsd of tho Dslma atian coast By . sud-
den heavy gust Of wind; AZ on board we're
was soon surrounded By . struggling msss oi
mon and animals. A number OF boats put out
teen men and thirty-four sntmalA. Thirty.
eight persons and hundred animals perished.
The sun., 1890-11-18
LynoheA . Negro,

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 17.-Near Wheeling.
Ala. twelve miles south Of here. last night.
Henry Smith. negro. was lynched for q
criminal assault ON Mrs. Mary Calhoun, a
white woman sixty years old. Tho assault was
committed week ago. but the negro was not
Captured until Saturday nleht. Yesterday he
him. Two offoers had him in charge but he
was taken from rhem by 100 white mon. The
sroNd dt:aPpsa1ed Il the woods TS,i end returnsd
the body Of Smith was found hanging to
birch near the Birmingham Mineral Railroad,
The sun., 1890-11-18

The London 1tanAsra's Critieisa-A Wait.
ing Market In London.

The Loadon stanasrA's Critieisa-A Wait.
ing Market In London.
BY Dunlays caen Ne,os oO~esns
LONDON, Nov. 17.-To-dsy the amount Of the
guarantee found BY the various banks to be
necessary to sssist Barring Brothers has boon
raised TO over xl0. 900 sterling. Tho intsn-
tion now Il to guarantee the whole $4,000. 900
Of scceptances. and It IL believed that there
will bs no difficulty in doing 30. This will put
cannot fail to restore confidence. It 10 40 we'll
that the crisis oame 70 head now. - there
was An intention to undertake still further
Issues for South America. which would have
made the lookup still greater.
Tho attitude OF the stock market u one OF
waiting. and operators want to know what
Paris and New York are going to do. The
American market has dropped 30 much a.
ready that 1t may not 60 much lower. but the
foreign market has boon well sustained all
through the trouble Paris having been per-
t. ts 81: an.qs
s The ssr ps:
%
and jhi AIXsntins AsRIPl!e. sys; H.syss;: o. ~.
A hs fS s:s
YSrs S:, &: & 9hBs
yst their principal foreign correspohdsnts.
Their descent began with questionable meth
DDS adopted 70 sustain the credit Of the Argen-
tine Republic In 1873, whom that Goyernmepy
would have deiaulted but for the tunds loaned
by the firm. From that hour until this iti
s az
<: Ss:s.: :s:s Ss:ss .ssssS SsSl <:
past i've years, pyramid OF debt,
Rumors began TO be circulated detrimental
to their credit, and then all felt that the end OF
sach fnsncierink was only guesti0n OF time.
to dsGss 1pS:s
the grand old Bishopsgate street house for
months found their way TO- ths Coptinept, apd
took definite shape there. to tho ef1ect that the
Barngs had suspended payment This reach
Ing, the ears, Of the Russian Goyernment 1t
eseaat O Ensisnd was called in to keep that Of
The aaHdard adds that the. merchant bank
ing business OF the Bsrings Is - good to-day
as It ever was, Its more legitimate profits
being about million for the year. That kind
Of business Was not hoysySr; y. Sonsiqersd a. Il good
sscs FOR wealth. and but, fer the ruin in which
they have been involved they you'd probably
the seyerest penalty; Their property was esti:
| mated on Friday and showed clear surplus OF
| about 100000 Their debt OF over f2O 600, :
land, 80 that the safety Of the arm 10 assured.
] as 0Se q JlinS Co q IxSA o. ASd eeh sv.-ZAA
The sun., 1890-11-18
Mr.. PARNELL FOUND GUILTY.
A DIVORCE oRANTsD TO o'sBkA xOR
HIS WIVES MIsCONDUCz.

TIE JaAgs Tells che Jary that ~ O'shsa
MAE CsunlvsA NJ HE Wifs's Mtsesaasst
FarAell WosiA Net Have Needed ss
Diseaiss niassir when Ne Visited Her.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE trial Of the o'shes
divorce case was resumed in the Divorce Court
this morning before Justice Butt and the
special jury. The petitioner presented further
evidence to prove the charges he makes
against his wife and Mr.. Parnell. The first
witness called was servant who had worked
at the O'Shsa house at Eltham at the time
Capt O'Shea charges that Mr.. Parnell was
paying clandsstine visits to his wife. She tes-
tilted that Mrs. O'Shea and Parnell were on
one occasion locked In tho drawing room.
Mrs. O'shea aftsrward explained that the
lockin9 Of the door was essential to the aafsty
Of Mr.. Parnell, - . number Of members OF So
cret societies were prowling about the vicinity.
She also told the witness to deny that Parnell
visited the house.
Another servant testified that Mrs. Oshsa
and Psrnell were locked in . room together
until after midnight on one occasion.
A coachman who was formerly In the en-.
ploy Of Mrs. O'shea testified to driving Psrnell
from tho Ethan station to Wonersh Lodge
Mira O'Shsa's residence. after Midnight. 40
SSs .sss e sSs
service Of Mrs. O'Ehea ct Eastbourns. Parnell
LIVED In the same house SsssA ~ th.. Kst,s oshes
(MrS O'shSaj TOOK the Eastbourpe house and
nsid the rent With shscks signed Katie Oshsa
kssss sissisa sRs
Mrs. Steele. .sieter Of Mrs. OShea, whSm me
then took The stand and denied the charge
made against her.
One OF the jurymen insisted that the peti-
tioner bs crots- examined on the counter.
charges made By hie wife. The petitioner wa9
Scoordinely recalled. He testified that be had
lived apart from his wife ct her express desire.
he denied the charges Of cruelty made against
him and said he had Always treated hts VIE
with kindness. He bAd invited Parn0u 70 nin0
duel, because he bad been CONVINCED thet e, this NE
baS0ioss. He had last lived with his Vile se
brlghton In 1883.
The 6olIQitor General having waived his
right TO address the jury. the yudae af H:So
T. N. proossded 70 sum no. He said he was
greatly perple{ed oe TO the line ne a4oul0 tSkS3
ana me 3xs2S smofTpS xos os nr;fa ohviomS1 hs
ieCeo: HmHs s.n I Is.,cs sl lSn.esacoiiv ststad. "a
3ssu;S =; OF th.ss ~ snC CnmII n cSSnee al 4 ais.
ngr9cmsnI I9ds AZ DeIs "a ns hv an All Of
farNement aeoanee aro,n.s 80 az" NJ &HShss 70
Srusitt1 cn 3hheet imrv an the 4ronnd that
there was no evidence vav 70 sSppGf Sp gefuseS eS
p ncSTMSSVhh MnH X. nh.s1S ~ aduls"ry a1sinst Mrs.
AioW tno cnte9e; eR9o WV y. sthnrs ba;n1 a1sin no
ot3s!e 20 ~ .ho+ w pe:S irSn oniV nnesfions he
cyioenoe oh snes ~ ~ ~ Eirst Ala Mr.
pasrnH oonnmit sdnltsry with Mira OShee.
The sun., 1890-11-18

Moro TroabIe About the world's Fair Site.
CHICAGO. Nov. T.-President Palmer to-day
laid before tho Executive Committee of the
Worlds Columbian Commission q resolution
in regard to the proposal Of the local directory
front. passed By the Illinois State Board Of
dsy. II protested against the proposition a.
contrary to the Intention OF Congress-; charac-
terized II, a. Q move which would innict /" dis
the National Commission. In it's supervisory
capacity. to prevent 1t.
The sun., 1890-11-18
GEN. B00ra,s sCaEME.
Ne Thinks In Twenty Years EvsryboAy In
Easlaaa VIII He Able Te FIaa Work.

He Thinks In Twenty Years EveryboAy Ia
EaGlaAa Will he Able Te Flna Work.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Gen. Booth. tho Salvation
Army leader. addressing large audience at
Exeter Hall tonight said he must confess
that the favor with which his scheme for tho
amelioration Of the condition OF the poor had
been received had somewhat surprised him.
He rtdiculed the statement that the sum do
sired would not be provided. Sueh an as
oslty Of the country. He explained that It was
proposed to ensure tho use Of the fund for tho
purpose for which 1t was subscribed By means
10 predicted that after his scheme had had
q. twenty years trial there would not be an
able bodied man or woman In the kingdom
unable to find work and food Tho subscrip-
tions already promised. he said, amounted to
l98 600.
The sun., 1890-11-18
Notes OF Foreis. II.ppsni.ss.

Queen Emma will take the oath a. Regent Of
Holland on Nov. 20.
The municipal elections at Gotha resulted In
the defeat OF the Socialist candidates.
Tho German East Africa Com pany has issued
10000 silver rupee pieces for circulation In
East Africa.
100000 lire. Wss srsstiy damsasd On its thai
TRIP yesseydAy by a. explosioh q GaA
The sun., 1890-11-18

CHICAGO. Nov. ia despatch from Ottawa.
Ont, says: Complete returns Of the sealing op-
erations Of the British Columbia fleet for tho
season received at tho Fisheries Department
show that S9547 seals were taken, an increase
OF g. 900 as compared with 1889. OF this num-
Dor q. 1888 seals were taken of the coast Of
British Columbia and 1895 in Behring Sea,
past sessons. This e altogether due to 1ncer-
tainty prevailing in the eaEly part Of the season
whether they would be polested II they entered
the waters OF Behrtng Sea. Twenty-Five ves-
sells were engaged ini the business this year.
next season.
The sun., 1890-11-18
The Sch0ols,

A meeting of teachers and people generally
interested In education will be held at tho Col
leRe OF the City OF New York. Lexington ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street. on Saturday at
$3.50 P. NJ, 10 consider the city schools, and
particularly to take measures that will bring
about closer sympathy between tho schools
aud the public.
The sun., 1890-11-18
Risting Near Moscow.

LONDON. Nov. l7.-Advicss from st. Peters
burg say It 10 reported that serious riot oo-
CURED last week at place fifteen miles dis
tant frop Mccoy. 4 body Of troops shot and
{or rcfEsine to receive the oommSndS Of the
newly appointed district officisls. In addition
to refusing to obey their commands the riot
them to Mo6cOW.
The sun., 1890-11-18

ERzERouM. Nov. 1.-THE concentration Of
Russian troops on the Armenian frontier has
caused much unessiness here. The Governor
OF Erzeroum has sent sixty wagon loads OF
ammunition for the. Turkish trQops on the
frontier Two French explorers, MN. Dansly
tour around Lake Van. are reported to have
been murdered.
The sun., 1890-11-18
Yo1ng IaAiaA Externinators strssasa In
Albany.

Albany.
ALBANY. Nov. l7.-Tbres 18-yesr-old boys of
East Orange. N. j.. Chauncey Hayward. Bur-
ton Wickham. and Bartlett Hammond. ended
wild Western career at this place to-day. About
Q week ago they invested In revolver and a
box OF cartridges and started for the Blerras to
quell Indian insuEreetion; Their accomplished
whore they have been for several days. Al
sttaok Of police weakened the nerve Of young
day. To-day Mr.. Hayward took the three
youngsters homo,
The sun., 1890-11-18
More Evietie.s II IrslsaA.

DUBLIN. Nov l7.-Fourtesn tenants on
the Olphert estate were svictsd to-day
One of the tenants and his daughter were
woSndins bsilin Ths dovernmept viii
order preparations for the bsgilnlRR OF
relief works In Gwsedoro As soon 40 Pariis-
ment sanctions tho measure.