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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-21

James P. Monroe, one of the EN-
ployes in the Kanawha Lumber ank
Furniture Co., on Saturday morn.
ing 18th, while running a double
cutoff and groove saw got the mid
die and ring finger of his left hand
badly wounded, the saw tearing
the flesh from the fingers leaving
bear the bones. The wounds were
promptly dressed and Mr.. Monroe
is on ourstreets but not yet resumed
labor. Mr.. Will Curry, also came
very near receiving a like wound
in like manner at the same machin-
cry, raking the skin from off his
right thumb.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-21

Smoke the "Rob Roy" Tip, for
sale at Barcus' at C. b. Waggener's
old stand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-21
WANTED.

EHAMRER MAID-wnnted at once AZ
~ the storfz House. Cali on or addreSs
MIS-. = W. STERLING, Point Pieasauf.
"est virginia [aPrO-3w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-21

Gov. Fleming has nominated the
following gentlemen as Worlds Fair
Commissioners to be appointed by
President Harrison: ]. w. st. Clair,
of Fayette county, and J. F. Butt, of
Jefferson county, alternates, N. J.
Finley. of Ohio county; and W.
Yrooman, of Wood county.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE YONG LADr AyD THE NAT

From Inc iHihH'lpNl' ''''''
\ stately and handsome example OF thc MI.
,re1 ynnny lady attended theatrical hl'i l-n,
last week and occupied with her c"rort Eat , ~
thr third row uf tho orchestra. she was ~, & lf''
tn lo,i upon that arrr share "i me auut aut,i,i
watched her q, lie went down the aisle ana [ [srntaH
gracefully In her char. u WAS U'n oD'''
v,;h much interest that size raised neg arm 'nt
detached from her head th" faNion1nic ha, ,tcn t"n
bcctmc her 80 we'll Iicr hdir va, br rhl sI,'' -.
and under the radiant light II alr{ i!sch J." ~ ~
Lc,utv The old gentleman -lttln~ hehnu nv, ma t,d
cd back comfortably in h,, chair ana cnIr',ma" @ nh
himself thai ne had been placed hehnu u ,u'" 90
fnGurhtf mi creature for now could he not "hH ~, ~
nc ,tagc but a splendid head 81 ha.r ., ",.,S
nrr.rufI, t,.n or three young women IN IA, Ihi,",
,le virnity quietly removed th"ir nat, H"N ~. ia
The adtuiratiou that the Originator :" tho s'h'Hc '
evci.,d From tltr ttr moN'nht 'ii ",.,r
.,,l,., feminine heals were d-covcril g an Nv, "'
,hc th.,trr even 10 the rear rows o. ,hr -, ~,
ur'vrc the act, 4 paper began u 'i''u"' rnrb
AMONG the people occupying th' "f, f,...it'o, |,,,
"rni@l.,n a. be- received II rad 'omctihs c.i u,s
h.I Lrcn written ON It. and thcn smii'Nn II ,'
i. name AFT r which hr pa->"d II - hI' @ l',' I,
mrirIl,0r Ia few moment the piprI '~.,''r ~ "' i.
81 IN, old gentleman that had 7lartc1 II "a "h 80,
travels, iaudug forward be- politely , al"i,,,, ti,nc
,,,d,.n haired girl handing To- hcr, az I Hl" dn~n
tbr ua,,cr she read II. aud aS Shr ou ri ria. n,tcr
hlr.h and a smile crcpt over lcr la'' ~ W. i,,ii,r,
n,. vote Of thanks, signed by tllrN oI NV
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Up ~ BUSY HLRLEH.
CLEANED FROM DIFFERENT QUARTERS

CLEANED FROM DIFFERENT QUARTERS
\ musical and dramatic entertainment in aid Of the
rent fdud II ST. Andrews Inilrmary. will be given
next Thursday evening in the h1ll OF the Democratic
club.
The younc women Of the Helping Hand society OF
tho Harlem prcsby terian Church gave pleasant and
lor, East one lundriand twenty st.. near Madi-
son ave Music and refreshments constituted the pro
grammc.
Tho nfth annual concert ~ the Young Peoples
Cnor.l and Literary society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of the saviour take, place tonight IN the
hall Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
The Ladies' society Of the Second InveraliSt
Church. one hundred and twenty seventh s., between
Lexington and par, avcS.. gave interesting enter
tainmcnt At TIE church last night. consisting OF
series ~ war tahlcaus. The realistic scene, for me
tailcauS wcl,. painted 10y Robert Mook and George W.
C.mpLcl Nc,,rs. Nook and Campbell. with Miss
Pauline stewart. Miss Hattie Lovcioy and George W.
Warren formed the committee charge OF the success
fnl affair the proceeds Of which VIII ur ADDED 10 inc
funds of the church.
I-rder the auspices and for the benefit 0f Judson
Eilpatrick Post. No. 143. G.. A. r. an excursion to
ve,ybury and West Point will be- given OH Memorial
nav .2he committee Of arrangements consists Oi
81 ii IIpwkine, ". Arnold J. \. MCDONALD, a. NoS
hnrgh q; A. knlslcr. DR. r.. j. DuAy and L. Muir
4 police drill will take place at - O'Clock thls morn
nrcnar,tory to the annual parade and inspection of
the entire police department The LEc o inarch VIII
he f,,n, one hund and thirty fth St up Lenox ave
10 one hundred and forty third ST. u Is cApec.'I tlaD
hlIv 900 Of the police officers Of the city, under com
,,nd - ,upcriucndcnt Murray, VIII ;ahc part IN ms
r,tngs drill There will be another drill on Mon
DAY morning next.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

about my future position afoat. that prefer 10 stop
where ! am until the Governments intentions are
know TO me. 1t is quite clear that after fifteen years.
service In Central Africa. | am not willing to accept
OF secondary place at Suakim Wady lIalfs, and
another place does not exist for in Egypt.
always trusted to God and lio Will lead also this
time. To Europe shall not return II yon hear thcrc-
fore that went back 10 the people liked and was
forced TO leave, do not wonder. My life and my work
belong 10 Africa. and there ! shall die. Certainly
sall ever remember the Kindness you had for ana
ths sympathics Won showed for my work here Nav
ask yOh tO continue them and give the benefit
OF some lines from you whenever you have better
10 dO Africa's paths and Africa's work fun oi
thorns, and he who walks in them has need Of some
KIND words 10 help nnh along. Relieve me, dcas
Mrs. ourtees-,nutt to be yours, very Obliged,
"DR. EMlN.
"Bagamoyo, March "a. 1902
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE TARIFF BILL N TIE SENATE.
Mr.. ALLISON DENIES THE EUMoRs OF HIS
HOSTILITY TO IT

Washington May - (Spociah.-ToT some time tho
free Trader, have been bOastiue Of their inilurnce
An the senate and their power 10 XII or seriously
to nutilate the Mckinley Tariff bill in that body.
IT has heon intimated that senator Allison Of the
Finance Committee. would lead the attack upon Pro
lection. that he would invite importers and others
Interested in lowcr duties 10 testify against ths
bill and that the measure would he modified In ac-
rordance with their viCws. The New Ork Herald
Of today says edi,Or,ay that when the bill comes
out Of the Finance Committee Mr. Mckinley viii not
recognize his offspring Republican senators have
not concealed their friends their dees'aton of the
Til. . MIR. Mckinley knows thai such bill
will never become law. but that il will be killed by
the Republicans of the senate who are eager to get
at it and destroy it
Free Trade architecture have in fact is to be seen
from a lcuer written by senator Allison himself on
Tuesday of this week prominent manufa cturcr of
New York. Mr.. Alexander r.. kur~hcedt of .Nos. 1870
10 l94 sObtl fntidNc. Mr.. kurshccdt had "rlith
To the senator, plumply asking him about thcSp
Ium0re. ana Mr. Allison frankly and explicitly re
pl'd follows:
u have your favor Of the 18th inst and in reply
beg to say that am not that any public hear
Ing j. 10 be given the importers IN regard 10 tho
Mckinley Tarh bill. but can assure Won that If one
side II hedrd the other viii Zee permitted 10 answer
the1r arSunn M, as the cOmmitcr not diSpOs 20
favor any rlt'S % our commercial population. In re-
ply 10 your inquiry concerning letter which It -
Gained ! nave written disapproving the Mckinley
Tariff bill beg 10 say that there is no truth in the
sfafemPDf."
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
OBITUARY.
AUGUSTUS CROKER.
Bagamoyo, March "a. Is9O.'

Augutns Crocker died ut ST. LuKes Hospital Tues
day from Brights disease. He taken sick at his
apartments. No. 800 Fourth-ave about ten days ago
and was treated first by DR.. Morris J. Asch but
afterward removed 10 the hospital by the advice Of
his physician He was attended there by Dr. Peabody.
Mr. CrOcker was born at Taunton. Mass. in 1s+1,
his father being wealthy manufacturer there He
graduated from Harvard in 1863. Soon afterward
he entered the Union Army a lieutenant under
General y. p Banks and served until peace was de-
cared. He then 10 this city. where he at first
acted as agent for his famy's interest In Taunton.
He Joined the Union Club in February, 1867. and
OF its most popular members. For several years
he had not been engaged I'm business. lie was pm
married and leaves mother. sister and brother
living in Brooklyn Another brother lives In Boston.
The funeral will he held at the chapel connected with
the hospital at 10 80 a. m. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
4NNITERSART or HAMPTON INSTITUTE.
CLASS - roRTY.FOrE CRApUATED-THE
WILTON, RACE. ETrRFSENTED.


FORT Monroe. NAY oc ,>pccan.-rhe twenty second
anniversary of tlc Hampton Institute has been. like
twenty one othcr, a most intensely interesting oc
ca.Ion. Among ihc Gl.c~t, present were the Ecv.
pr l. T. Stric,y and Ebert H. Monroe from New
York. 'lc Eov = g.. HALLIDAY. - Broodlyn the Rev
Dr. Nc,icar AID Robert C. ogden. Of Philadelphia
the Rev. d.. Mckenzie. - Cambrds H. l.. Thomp.
.ou. e1 Governor Of south Carolina; the R"v. Father
j. g. -iitfcry. of Baltimore !. VI. Lans'ton. former
untcd >taic, Minister 10 llayt. and j. j. Jones'
sccrc,.r, of SECRETARY No1r. Ms, Emily Huntington.
~ Sew Yors and Nr,. Chambers. VIE ~ Senator
Chamber. OF ,,cv Hampshire. The exhibits OF H.
du.tral work done IN the fifteen different workshops
,nd 90 'hc farm were iuterc ting proving that i"tl
indian. and negroes wor. well ~ all the mechAnl
90. trades and u agriculture. Some oi N" mechanical
drawiur, showed maracd power Original designs
ior h,l,c-. with an the worlung plan n dctt. p
colorod -iudcut wcr' especially noticeable. Tmvar
aDodWare. harn~-. bar4emitl!ne. machinery "As"'.''
printing. .lO',. Tailor wofa. ewing work. profu'''
~ TIE garden and farm product. ~ thr cooking class
auG specimens of laundry work wcr among thc '\-
hLiis ~ the cla-sroous IN" advantage, II th" no"
~,,.cncc building wcr' new Icaturc. With The chrm
ical laboratory and we'll tilted rooms for practical III
,tinctlDu in plly seal science and ecnrrGphf.
\ cis, ~ forty four graduated. Of whom seven
iccn were clrl, and Two vcr. indians -iouN y"un;
nlr from Dakota and Omaha girl from Nebraska.
Both had some ,hlng on The stage ana are EV"
specimen. - thc good live Indian. IN" dr'''''o
fa:ar. ~ ID" afternoon was lIawpton's "i!f H''""
The World represented by sindcA' Of r'S,i u'''', m
tlft., or race, NOW numbered among n, PuPIr., iu
tni American. ludian \ Amcrican. NrI tulai, Na.aN'
African. Armenian Chirc-c. Japanese ana liAWi'l', u,
Eacn H. the costume 81 hi or E"" country ,poh - ="
wors IN t,- native language. then On ihsiel; ~ ~
yr.-.fu. She D.. rtra Of Hhnpfnu'- pir. .ir"N -
III help and E"lpiuuc~s All a;r ""rhlnE tnelr
way and most worked their "s 10 ur ,,ny,n.. ,'.
The c.says II the graduating class and oldcr R
wrfr a, usual. simple. earnest and prrtch. "r
yaleiictorau maze fair and discriminating NNN N,,G -
th three classes into which iA' ncgO race !, "lu"
and carnr>i Us urged, did others IN" nc'essIN 81
.ttng in i land Of civilization ANA of eIu-'avl' - -
tn solution Of the problem ~ ihcr race tluthl Az
drrsec, wcrr made by Elhert Monrre. eNUoVeriD l,
Thompscr. Drs NcNicar and MckcnIc; ur ~
r.tbcr slattcrv and !. VI. Lanc,ton. As Dr. NC
Ecnlic said Hampton ask, for 100000 year not t,at
II wants ANYTHING from the people Of this country but
mat the pcople want the great things II can 40
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
OHrTTARY NOTES.

The death Of A. W Ayres. young member Of tho
Stock Exchange was announced Yesterday. lie died,
after brief Illness. from peritonts. which is said Z"
have been induced BY overexertion IN ROWING he
wa. about twenty seven years old and unmarried
lanes T Mckay a cll-known writer, died At his
bome I'm huntington !. l.. Tuesday. He was
contributor TO several Of the leading magazines ana
had written considerable poetry.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
CARLISLE AND SENATE COMMITTEES
THE NEW SENATOR'S CHANCES OF DESIRABLE
APPOTN NTMENT>

hfIpl y ] NI-N -
Washington. MAY 90 (rpeoan.-Mr Carlisle did not
,npear today 10 lie IN as Senator. having
been called AWAY to NewYork. II IL understood how
ever that hc will take his scat IN the senate before
the end of the week. There is good deal OF spccnl"
tjon on the democratic SIDE 20 hat places on ihe
committees the cX speaker Of the lionSr VIII get ~"
Assignment Committee Of the Democratic caucus Will
have 10 decide the question, and some rather dchcaic
personal issues are likely 70 De involved in Tie de
c,iop Mr. Dccl whom Nr. Carlisle succeeds. was
te leader Of the minority la thc Appropriations Com
uittee and "a conspicuous member Of the Finance Com
u,ittce These two important places can scarcely 70"
Dccted to for to the lot Of newcomer oI however
great reputation and exalted standing in the Other
branch OF Congress. Mr. Blackburn. Mr. Carlisle COZ
league j, anNous 20 have TIE cN speaker ia"c VII.
nccl', place in the Finance Committee and thc cn.or
Kentucky senator is himself willing 10 Gll tine other
vacancy on the Appropriation, Comm!ttc". I'i
,.io,rous oppo,.tion to tbs comfortable arrangement
viii %, made Lv the friends - N. Vest 81 Missouri
Nr Vest though not member Of the lInaJ" tom
mittce, has nevertheless, pIacucall} taken IA" 'd ''
the Democratic side in all discussions on the irH hH'
other matter. Of custom, and rcvcnuc legislation al"
his admirers arc eager 10 -. him promoted I" the
actual leadership of thd minority on ticse questions.
Mr.. GRAY. Of Delaware. ha, also taken an active part
in tie tariff debate. and woad. periap-, also nave
a claim 70 Mr. Hccl's place. Both may Void 10 Nr.
Carlisle brf the chances arc that Nr. Vest WI be-
lut on The Finance Committee. and not Tie ~ speaker
who can be- amply horoicd by place on the Com.
mi;tce On Appropriations
The general rule both sides Of the chamber Is
that new senators must serve an apprenticeship on
the more obscure conuittces before aspiring 70 tl'
choice Ilacc, near the top. Some notable exceptions
lave been made. Of cOur-c. When Nr Blt1hc 'ai4c
over from The Hone to the senate he - once nm
uppu Inc Naval and Appropriations committees, pom
oi thc,, desirable and important appointments ~"h
ator EVarts vas also unusually iOriDna". lie VIZ
o..igucd 10 service on entering The -o,t" to the com
utcn ON tbc udiciarg and The Committee Oh Foreign
Relations. lc (, also now member Oi the Commute"
on Privilege. and Elections. and chairman " the COM
,rt.c on the Library. These exceptional honDi- I"I
tn him ~ an ey Secretary Of state and cN Attorney
General " the United state. II is also rumom tPa'
tlr democratic cauci- may determine general ic
ARR, cement Of committee assignments. which Ger
tault could be made Win profit. The caucus VIII
meet in a few day.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rEponrEn EN TIE MOUSE rATENrs coMMTrEE

Washington. May 22.-Ihe House committee on
Patents has ordered favorable report on b
introduced BY Mr. ~imOnd,. Of tonncctcut "h'h ~
identical with tho International Copyright lhll aI"'
acted upon adversely by the House with On" addition
nj a new section. which provide, that IL shall De- o."
effect only where reciprocal advantages are tr''V"
ny foreign countries tO American author.
The committee also directed "A favorable report on "
hill amending the patent law, IN several matcF'A'
pont- This bill provides, among other tmlg-' '""'
publication for a period Of more than Two year
urevnus t. application shall dcbar nn applciht l"'
ratcnt: limit, the time for final action upon cam
i. one yc.i from the time of The Hing ol an 'ppI''
non gives the court In patent casts. the rifht To- Pr
tile "A patent by decree. witiru Ut any h'i on 49,.
rart of Tire defendant grants alien the rEht J." NV
caveats through agents, IN case, where in' na'!ko
c0untry accOrds like privileges 10 ctL"h' "I wv Nv
IuIted states, and. finally provides Tor me nI'
nnsition Of tax % SO every patent aitcr thc Wy ~
rvc wears and go after the first ten years, uhuoF
ncnalty Of vaca.iDn Of o." patent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
LANES f LEWIS.

James z. Lewis died at his homo in Richmond
Ill., L. l. on Tuesday age thirty one. after an illness
of four months For number of years he had
been cashier in the banking house OF 5. a.
Kean Co.. Chicago. and early in $780, came TO New
York manager Of the New York Office. which
place he filed with marked ability until the last when
his health broke down and he Obliged to give
up business Mr.. Lewis an energetic and success
fIl business man. and his fathulness and integrity
inspired the confidence and respect of all Tho
fun. raj will Ire held this afternoon at O'Clock AZ
Richmond HILL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NEn-1nrE nMRlNEx AXn oLEoNAEGARINE.

Washington. MAY 3..->cnator Iii,cock today pre-
~cuicd tp tAc senate q memorial from the New >orH
Dairy men, Association. urging Cpnsic-- I" enact
laws o., which tie, bc protected from I'D" Nac
of fraudulent butter. and which shall not af''t the
.uf ,rr.iucut ~ tie laws ~ sew iori. Tie memorial
,r,t. ft,t the recent decision of the supreme Court
ir respect To- tl. original iac,ac case. allowing
Goods shipped from ono stat" 10 another uId'F uir
Interstate Commerce law. 10 b" sold I'D their "rsUh
facs,ec. B., irimical 80 the dairy Interests ol NcN
YORK The hll introduced ou IN" fuhlrrt io-daF nF
senator n -,o,k l- th. Wilson hill. relating 10 the
regulation of imported hgu"r by the >ite', with the
~ai-iituf.on ~ olcomarcarinc for liquor
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
GENERAL EDWARD F. FRANsECKY.

Berlin. May o2.-General Edward Frederick Pran-
secy OF the Prussian army, died at wesbaden TO-DAY.
He was born November 6. 1907, and had wide expert
cnce as writer on military affairs and as educator
in that line. He also much service lie com
manded a division in the historic battle OF konig-
gratz fought with distinction at Gravelottc in 1870
after forced march Of sixteen hours, and later was
in charge of the German forces Numbering 10000
mem in the battle Of Chsmpigny. After the peace os
All he was stationed at strasbourg, in command of
pointed Governor OF Rerln He received many decora
tiOns and other hOnOrs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
xrw PRESIDENTIAL posruAsrER,.

Washington, May @2.-Thc President day sent ~
the Senate the following nomination, ~ postma'crS
Massachusctls-.iancs E.1ckcr. Webster. New ORR
- Bradford g.. Greene. ONiO.d. "cw Jersey Lew
AIbcrt,on. Atlantic tity. Pcnn-ylVHpa- John !, E"b
crit. Slatinglon T"Na, innh y smith. ~ = rVo" @
N..i,-lpp-IittIc J. ScurDck. Water Valley Mallh'"
K Mister Grenada. Icnnc,-ec- IlomaS II. Price
1,sllltin Kcntucl.y-Mr, May II. Wright. liopkin1
vile. Iowa Harvey H. H0phn, Nd~lua. joan J"
Whitley. O.agc. i'.chaur-Hclson ). Davi,, Hernnl
eprings; James II. KIDD. lpuia Henry C.. kh e.
rsccda Ear>na- WiliiJin i. prctt. Nrvton: John J.
Conglon >"deWick Richard ". EvntS. Dohg" CIV
s,utn Dakota -HobcTt DOtt. Al"Sandrt.
4 &. Greene was appointed postmaster Ht 'r''"
Vile Conn. a fourth cia,> onicc.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rAvoRIyG 4 woNAv SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.

rAVORING 4 WOMAT Suffrage AMENDMENT l.
Washington, May 22.-FOr the first time In me
history OF the Hon-e judiciary Committee majority
y, tbc members to-day agreed % a favorable r'p0rt
unoD joint resolution introduced by Representative
Kakcr Of New York; pcoyidIns for constitutional
amendment to grant the rieht of suffrage To women
,ry-icc before minority Of thr committee has re
Worried favorably similar propositions. and one OF
these reports drawn by the present Speaker
Mr. Reed but majority could not be induced to
take favorable action.
The committee also directed favorable reports 10 be
made mon a bill pre- cribing penalty Of Gnc or i'm
n,.on,nrDt for the offence Of using the United states
f.g for advertising purposes and "A bill 10 puHlth
election Officers and 'u-cda1s % election returns lot
Illegally changing results. The latter bill Is intended
tn correct the omission Ia The existing general law
ia cover tle casc Of offending county Clcrl a, re
veaed in ono OF the West Virginia contests.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
MORIIZ ITTW1G.

Chicago. May DO tspeciaD.-Mortz Lutwig. for sew
cral wears one Of the editors OF the stats zeitung
died on streetcar early this morning. while on his
way home from work. lie was about thirty eight years
old His malady a heart difficulty OF long stand
ing Mr. Lutvig came here from Frankfort-os, the
Main where he pracised law. He had accumulated
good deal Of money. hut met with reverses shortly
before coming 10 America. Mr. LutU1g was one OF ps
best educated Germans In the city.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
TILE HEuRING gEA ELECT.

Washington May 22.-Tho sailing orders Of the
reyopnc steamer Rush. now at san Francisco. were
issued by the secretary of the Treasury today Ihcy
arc similar 10 those issued Yesterday Ia the commander
~ ,,e revenue steamer Bear far relates TO the
rcbrinr Sea fisheries The Rush will, however, pro
Good drcctly TO the fishing grounds. arriving there ~
od,,'rc of thc Bear The vessel, Will start north
t., shnnt n week. and Will be followed a week latcr
he fhc revenue steamer torWin.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Of the male spectators. Its text follows:
We. the undersigned. desire to express our re-
spcctful admiration for most beautiful and con-
sidcratc young lady. name not known. who, by re
moving her hat from her bright golden head, has
set the fashion for Others thereby rendering II pos
sibc for delighted audience to witness the details
Of a stage performance
The pretty girl east radiant smile ovcr her
shoulder at the old gentleman behind, and. folding
the papcr tucked IL into the front of her dress
by the side Of bunch OF pansieS. And everybody
was very happy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
CANADA AID TIE UNITED STATES.

waterloo. Ou.. MAY 22.-rhc Quecn's birthday has
I-,.n selected for demonstrations in thl, section III
behalf of co,"r relations with the United state IN
.nncn-c audience IS expected T." eN'et tra'tn' WI
,unp who Viii sneak on Continental Con-equenc'S
,f tho ", k.nlry Tlrif biz ~ the norninc Mr.
v,Im,n win lav IA. cornerstone Of nos Methodist
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE BRAVE.Sr NAN.
From Temple Bar.

From Temple Bar .
| once reminded Trelawny Of Byron's definition oS
courage and aSke: whether In his opinion. there was
any one nation which could claim general prc-emi
nencr in the matter OF bravery. put II thus . u
we were To hunt for the bravest man. In what country
would he be fOundl' . ,,,
Ills answer was prompt and decisive In tone " Tfe
bravest man on earth is Albanian Turk, for ne
would not even know what fear is